shingles Strut
. ‘ .South Nomik. Conn.
public steuographor ‘ i
Cherish Baotou. ol’ \‘etvtown even
lie, is s. ’.ck
" u. BJA.i.odge.N0185 will meetto
'inorrow afternoon for monthh busi-
‘ ens.
loin Brothers Lodge, No. 10,1. 0. o.
Fumwiil hold its regular meeting Mon-
,duy. evening;
”meet fertile ’mouthly business inset-
“ ins tomorrow.
The Metropolitan Oiohestla, ol' Nor
walk. Will hold its regular ielieursai
Monday or suing.
r i"”"
. - ”Attorney . Nehemiah (Fondue,
South‘mlqrwsih, spent yesterday
‘ fiolyoke, Moss, on business.
iii
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons
Tempeisnee, will hold its regular hus-
iness meeting Monday evening.
"' u.....__..-
.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sinuson, oi
" Danbury.
. this year, the feast occurring on
March 23: Palm Sunday comes on the
16th; andfiood Friday 9.11., the 21st.
~Hat and sleeve mourning bands.
O‘Brien's.
‘Miss Mary Epstein of South Nor-
n'alk and Pincus i-lelmlich, oi Stanr
ford, were married by Rev. Harry
Shapiro, in- Stamford, on Monday.
“w...—
Mr. and.ers. Charles Summit; and
child of South Norwnlk, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs William
Clarke on Rnilrodd avenue Now Co-
nasn.
'i‘hel icon board of reiiel’ held the
,iinni meeting or the yarn, yesterday
afternoon. [A large numbel of people
were present. to object to the work
,or‘ths csscssoi‘s.
A large‘nunrber 01' local fans have
qplunncd. tq,,nccompiiil,v the. Stamford
live to Norwnlk, Monday evening, for
'tholinul grime. Swanson will proud-f
' lily noish’ppoar in tho Norwulk line-
i.“ up.-Stnhlftirti Advocate.
A number of Now (lanunnltes at.
tended the illumi‘m'd-Norwulh basket
‘hsli game in Stamford Friday oven-
xihg. it with a, hot game resulting in
a; -vlctory for tho Norwnlhs. ‘17-‘21.
The latter ilvo was composed or only
one Norwulk plnyor.—~—Nww Cannon
Advertiser.
'2‘ 8. Banks of the United Mitt“
,flcrcen (730., was in town inst WN‘Ji
with one of his latest patented
. icrconu or exact ‘ also. The bulimic
”with iurnudl out by machinery built
‘capecidliy for the manufacturing at
those scrotum A number at New (in
ma than are intorcstoo in this com
My.-New Gannon Advertiser. ’
Don't mismths Grand Dali and Mar-
thou Walla, given by ltnllnn indcpou
lent society, Arlen iiail Monday night
wow-ma was»...
meeting of the Board ol‘ Iii;
“Mord Railroad Company. held
cw Yorlr City yesterday, ii’rosh
Mellon wadfauthorizsd to hone
’~ h. Midis!“ trolley lines own}
. s flannectkgptdiompauy from
. Salt Muckonei
“ ice Department.
20 Ste; ups with 1 lb. Cullen 350
. ”The i-tuiidn independent Spciety will '
or 3'
or ..
7 \ New Canaan, are visiting for several, _:
r days with relatives in 'Norwalk and ..
Easter comes uncommonly early
f the New York. New Haven _' '
Shoulders, "EM' Menage 47 lbs.
Col Prunes largo uno meaty,
‘ tilts" We
can Pumas. small
Rolled Gulls, best grade, lost in from
them 7ihs.,25c
.vatoo
Eiodr Rye or Graham, 3 lb. slick 17‘s ‘
Exits. fancy selected. , 250 deg.
......:rH.......Tc e‘ach
Just uyono hbout our Tea and (lot-
We’ have in charge
of this branch of our buslness on our
‘ {pert tea. and coitus blender with yours
pi‘ experience. We con mix you any
V ‘ special blond to suit your individual .
Lucite .
iii Stumps with 1 lb (‘ofteo 25c
-' l5 Stumps Milk 1 lb (‘oi'tce 3th:
.1 To an.
.40 Stamps with 1 lb. 500
. 60 Sillinps with 1 lb.
.. 606“
If you care for quality don't fall to
include some oi the above with. your
order.
EdstlndisTea Co
Tel. 371. ’ ‘ 125 Wpsiilngton so
We Give and Redeem Premium Trad-
'Mg Stamps.
Horace R. Nash
North Main and wm so;
m
Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his ofilce (ram 29 North Main
street 00 (the ‘
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
in West Washington Street.
Tel., office. 1009-3: house, "I.
”W”
Enameled
Ware
Complete Block of llighGrade
Endowed Cooking Utensils at Lowest
Prices.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 west WASHINGTON er.
scum NORWALK.
use MEN'S new BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery. PhOno 397
CRUSADE AGAINST RATS.
wnsumotro-N, Feb. 22.4«Socicty
women have organized a. crusade n-
eroinst rats in Cantor, hisrkut. the
chief score of the capital‘s food sup
ply. Thesecsllod upon Surgeon Gon-
orni Rupg't Blue of ‘ihelPubiic Health
Service, and his assistant, Dr W G
ltucksr, for aid intoxtorminuting the
rodents. With Mrs. Archibald lisp-
kius at their head, the wanton oi the
Notional (livic Federation promise to
lake the matter into the courts and
prosecute such dealers on refuse to
cooperate in the work
* trouser"
' One oi the oldest and best
liked cigars sold in Namath.
Filler is My Spanishsud Om
lion seed—o doiighttiui bloody .
invest. a nickel and try one.
it you poster it anyone cigar
invest a dime and: let. the
‘Suprelnc Court”
; settle the smoke
your damn,
.. ‘ » ‘ ‘ .. 1590 pg
‘ Super. 25 to. sack .........~. $1.15
186 lb.
up...” so lb. .
' cargoes of coal and liquid fuel from
. , l dachshund
limitation. Headaches lazyfcelings a moon 01’s irits'
are credit-st consequen had then _ sfoiiows use
“ttro cisnotremov ..‘Bu th ‘v, di,
' (Thu Lanai An “M
are the most reliable carrots e, end the host:
- tuon ailments. Botccrdigsstion. more testis s emg greater strength
,. brighter-s iritddeflercorhplciciohssre giventot o‘ss showcases hop
ally this 1. megtoatcd horns remedy. Beechszu' 3 Bill): will no’dou‘hth ep.
you~it is to your interest to try thorns-for sli3vsr the world they
Are Pronounced Best
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‘ The direction wsidh‘;l ovary be: no 1122353333» to m
tr'1. . .A
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TO PREVENT EXTORTiONATE mnke unnecessary the assiEnment 0‘
' CHARGES. , :wharf privileges to any individual.
WASHiNGTON, Feb 22 *Protec- , Tile pumping of oil accuse the is-
tion to shlpmasters against extor- litmus will be continued even after
tionats charges for coal and oil in the canal is. opened, having been
the Panama Canal zone is to he pm~ f‘ound to he the most. economical
video by the Canal cummission, method of handling this moi.
which finally has, outlined a. policy " "
for. the regulation of private dealers
and the prevention of monopoly.
Under the proposed plan the gov
eminent will retain comlete control
of all the terminals, water frontage
and transportation by land and wa-
ter across the isthmus and receive
N.
L ADVERTISE!) Lei-Tans.
Below is a list of letters remaining
unedited for at the following post oin-
ces for the current week. ~
. couch Norwulk.
. Donato Brsocio.
William :Hciwis.
Miss ‘Hsrristt L Lockwood.
Mrs. L.‘ Orth. ,' . a
Mrs. Annie Sharron. .
Mrs. Rose-’Spiehnsn.
Mose Taylor.
' Mrs. Vliiett Wilson.
Henry 8. Woolsy.
E. E. CROWD, P. M.
private dealers at its own'whsrves,‘
handle them through its" own agen-
cies and storethem subject to the de--
mands of trade, the private dealers
being at liberty to draw upon their
stored coal and oil subject to a mod-
erate cost for bundling. This will
‘.
The Paris Cicak 8: Suit Rouse
33 South Main 51.. South Notwalk
Selling Out Sale of Winter Garments
Because we do not carry anything over from one season to the
other, same must he sold regardless of cost. Special Reduction. ion
Lndiol’ and Mqu' Suits, Lndin‘ and Miuc's' Coats, Lndlu’ and
Mines' Dresses. Many women are buying our Furs a! I reduction
one-quarter of former prices.
.Stoclt consists oi Gooey, Marmot and Pony Costs. Neck Mes,
,_Scsrfs and Mutts. Come and come. quick. as you cannot sitord to
miss such bargains.
SALE to corn arouse.
515 Main Street, Stamford as some nun'sm South mun
‘., . E ‘ .‘u "in
.3“
‘H
Granulated Sugar
Strictly Fresh Eggs per dozen 350
Oleomargsrine, package ...... 25c
Fancy Florida Oranges, per dozen ......,_.......... 25c, 30¢. 35c
per lb. 5c
Square Brand Milk gonna 25c
Dromedsry Dates, 3 pkgs. ..... 95c
Dromedary Date Nut Butter, jar 15c
Grape Fruit, Apples, Spinach, Celery, Sweet Potatoes.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 North Main It.
Phone w
r
ELECTRIC Lonesrnoxa
LIGHTS. MOTOR.
ELECTRIC sPom'r
STARTER. suspension.
Henderm $1585
PHONE 584 WESTPORT FOR DEMONSTRATlON.
C. EA BETTS, Agept, Westport
, aroused Republican
., most of them. ,
Xlili SPEEIAS ®
Very Best Flour 3 large bag 70c
Very Best Flour a barrel $5 50
20 lbs Granulated Sugar 5!. 00
The Great A&P Tea Cumpauy
184 Whpi'ilflfl'ON 31‘“ SOUTH NONWALK‘
ultimo“ this s m. and his is. ‘
._ rel. Ne. Dill. Ems Wilson
133W charlie is tho did! at attitude
ers have taken upon it. . ”
it is well line
there was enough in’ it to kill 0' the
Opposition to Caldwell. But. there .
so much taint to the caution nomina-
tion that the lesser uffttir failed to
stem the tide which do set will!!!“ it.
‘- Desire to not It Drop.
Now that the bribery Charge is no
it drop. 'But out very thing has
suspicion and
s time being nre'
"from Missouri." 1"
Wireless whispers are coming from
Waterbury and they the making pen
ocrnts uncomfortable. At first the
whispers were ridiculed. But. they
have been so persistent thst the!”
hsve got the Democratic “seat" for
the time being an bigness is some fear
that the end or t rihery probe has
not been reached. and: that when it is
reached it will hit some one beside a
Republican. , ,
, Attitude of Judge,
One of the features of the. whole
affair so for has been the attitude
of the Bridgeport man. John A.
Judge. .it has been anything but
that of sgnllty man. But, more
than all, thoi‘e'hns been 'an‘ettltude
of silence that has been positively
disconcerting to the inquisitions, es-
pecially those of Democratic faith.
"it Judge had only talked, we
might have know where we crept."
said one Democrat in discussing the
situation, “but he has kept such a
deadly silence that same of us have
{become mystified and are in doubt as
to what is coming."
Keeps Them All Guessing
What hag added to the Worry is
the fact that de-ge is known to have
been in consultation with. counsel.
He has gone about, steadily attend-
ing to his business. and yet he has
put in a few hours with lawyers, and
that is what keeps them all guest»
lug.
Among the rumors coming from
Waterbury is one that Judge "has
something on Hurley." Another is
that the Bridgeport man has 'the
finest kind of an alibi. Another is
that a his Democratic politician is
involved. It will be seen that there
is enough in these rumors to worry
the faithful
cuss,” an the New Haven senator is
dubbed. sets onto the trail there is
no telling where it will end.
End of Fight Not in alum.
It is admitted by all up here that
the state has not yet seen the end of
the Highway commission light. While
it is almost certain that Charles J.
Bennett will be confirmed, it. also
seems assured that such action will
not be the end of the bottle, and no
one know Just what will develop, or
whose px will be gored the most
when the parties rest from strife.
R. R. MEN TAKE NOTICE.
Conductor S. L. Miller, Norfolk,
Ncbr., onznonesieol Division of C. &
N. W. Ry. 00., recommends Foley Kid-
ney Pills and says: "i have used Foley
Kidney Pills with very satisfactory re-
sults and endorse their use (or any
one aiflictsd with kidney trouble. They
are all right." All railroad men are
prone to kidney and bladder troubles.
due to the constant vibration of the
Foley igdney Pills are a bras.
ing and étrcnsthening kidney medicine
that will'ulways help. No habit form~
lug drugs. Boldfby sii drossiéts. ”
W
iN our: secnsranv's or.
’ rice. ,
Documents relation to
column! the utilismccrtiittl‘y.
Bridgeport. The capital
and business is to be. started with
$1, 000.
Eastern Herald Publishing company
of New liritain lo the motors Print.~
lug sud Publishing company. ,
,Ocrtintnto'oi incorporation in the
Burns herniation sudden company
of Norwich. The nuptial is $160,000
and business is to be storied n in
that timeout: . ' .
Final «mum of dissolution
natal» company of Alliance.
paroled, hosted in Newslk.
which several of the nonporous lead- .
longer of use they: is a desire to lot .
and it "that persistent.-
incorpors .
tions have been filed as follows in the '
Certificate of incorporation ct‘ths :
Connecticut lflilvor rials company at? ‘
is $50, 000 "
Certificate of change at name of the .
\l
155
{1,This.wdl be a busy shire tonight:
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Read on and See the Reason
I . Trimmed Huts 980
. Worth $5.00
,Coatsy'$5.00
Thirty Coats. Worth up to $15.98,
on sale Tonight $5.00
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. ‘ 59c Centerpieces 290
100 fine lace Centerpieces and Scnrfs. Regular
price 59c. Half Price Sale 290.
5c ..l 1.01am Thread 2‘40 spool
100 dozen J.J. Clark’s Thread, to black only. Regu—
lsr 5c spool.
25c Sateen 12% per yard ‘5
First qcaiity Sateen, all Colors. Our'regular 250 q
stick. Half Price 12 1-2 per yard.
.7 19c Beauty Pins 9c
A large Assortment of fine Beauty Bins.
19c. Half Price iic.
. 25c Ribbons lZ‘éc per yard
20 pieces oi.’ Wide Ribbon inflsli this new colors.
Regular 25o a yard. Halli Price Sale 12 1-2 c yard.
500 Ledther Bags 25c
. Our regular 500 Leather- Bsgs, during this Sale
Half Price, 25c.
29c Flannel Skirts 15c
To the first 200 women we will sell at: this sale
regular 290 Flannel Skirts at 15c., one to a custo~
trier.
$1.50 White Skirts 750
Plus Lowest! Embroidery trimmel White Skirts.
Skirts. Regular $1.50. Half Price Sale 75c.
75c White Skirts 37c
'21 hits Embroidery Skirts. Regular 75c. During this
_ Sale Half Price 37c.
59c Gowns 29c
\V‘hl'te Muslin Gowns, local-trimmed, 5943 values, Halt
. Price 290.
15c a yard Goods 7c per yard
1,000 yards Dress Ginghsms and other dress mitten
isls; regular 150 yard. Half price sale 7c yard.
:52 Wash Dresses .51
75 Ladles‘ Gingham and Percale Dresse; regularly
32. 00. During this sale $1. 00
6c Towcling 30 per yard
Dish Toweilnl; Regular 6c yard. Half Price 3c
per yard.
15c Children’s
Velvet Grip Supporters 70
Children' s Velvet (imp) Hose Sunglorters in black and
white. ‘ Regular 15c. Hahn price is
29c Leather Bags 150
10 dozen Leather Bags. regularly 29c; on sale to-
morrow the.
Regular
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Contractors
Maring Genstruction G . m... an...
Estimates furnished on all kinds or building construction. liter-
atlcus and repair work.
128 WASHINTON, STREET.
soars sonwacx. " T
TEL. 35742. . . . -
Get Your RAZOR STROP By
PARCEL POST
With the Estimation of the parcel post out at m
unearths" Within as that zone, which caviar: practically sir
_ ?,mm width! filtymiiss of can office, will be enabled to
out mush
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