Court Nat-8813.810, 58., 13.0! A. will
holdfiu regular meeting this evening.
com Cecile, 810.105., 1) at (3’, will
hold its regular meeting this evening.
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«Harris 8: (lens are discharging. a
. urge of anthracite coal.
', The regular meeting of the waall: '
'VIBOat Club will be held tomorrow even.
ms-
Peter Burns, oi the Behalf-store,
g...—
pent yesterday in New Yory-plty, on 2:
business.-
, m
Kahaosa lducnnnnnent, No 9,, 1.0.
0. 18., ulll hold its regular meeting ~
this evening. _.
i
There {will henVreheursnl of the 1'
tomorrow I:
.‘ Words of Eureka. Lodge
‘ . night at 8 o’cllock.
Cockedos Tribe’No. 32.1. 0 R. M.
will hold its regular weekly meeting I V
, tomorrow evening;
8 Buckingham Post, No. 1?,
tomorrow evening.
It '
u _ VIMlss Edith Porter of
2.3032 city, on a pleasure trip.
I
V Selectman John Divine and Alfred
, lAvlson, of Norwelk, are spending the
...dsy in Hartiord. on business.
I
~Hnt bargains at O‘Brled's.
"Alocsl divorce is on the docket tor
.. the short calendar session in Bridge
rt tomorrow The case, which is
#contested, is that of Maria Mrkva
vs'Muhona Mrhva. Attorney L s
1 Doors represents the plaintiff.
Edward F Benton of Main street
sends word to relatives in The Nor
walk; that he arrived in Jacksonville.
orida, after a very pleasant voyage,
and intends to go further south by
‘ train. .
The Golden Rule degree nill be
conferred at the stated communication
, or the St. Johns Lodge. No. ii. A. F.
and A. M. rto‘be held this evening all
members are requested to be present
after the degree is worked there
ill be ’a supper.
'I‘lle Norwclk Trolleymens UnlOu
will hold a regular monthly meeting“
on Saturday evening in the Main
street quarters. The usual lino-told
session will he in vogue. peruilttind
the attendance ‘ol the late men. Re
if sinusitis will file served: - x '.
Wm
The thany “friends or Lestcrlw
. ester. formerly of South Norwallt
‘ he now resides in Bridgeport. will
be plWed to learn of hill new posi-
lion. that of tool designer with the
Mont Electric Company. its has
“be mu niches or} his friend: tor suc-
s in his ndvnucementr,
y p o. A. 11.. 1;
3:, ml“ hold a regular business meeting II
VVDeKlyns 3:
.li Bokory. is spending the day in New. j'
° Gold Medal *
720
v‘
‘ ....q......1~.. Co '
3.1.371. ' 125 Wuhlngtpn at.
we (3le and Redeem Premium Trad
V in; 8t8mp8.
ry its-Apply uij tile in neuter};
stoppeduup’ air
will upon" at ,
dullnesssnd councils «new ~ .
morning- [the osturrh coldlll‘lield o’
ostnrrhnl sore throat ivlll the 43:.
End such misery now! (let the and
bottle or "Ely’s Cream Balm" st any.
drug store. This sweet, traxraut balm
' GRESMN GOLD MEDACS. a
The Award of the Highest; Honors in
(lift of Franklin institute. .
BHILADELPRIA. Feb. sow-«Elliott
Cressolr gold rnchals the highest hone
are in the; dirt or the Franklin Institute
hovelbeen qwnrded to six men {or not-
able; norlr done for the betterment at
living conditions or improvement in
not, science or mechanics The run
ner: oi. the medals and the worn {or
which they: were run recognition as
. .. snuounced'yestordap by the council:-
' toe on solstice and the arts. are;
Charles ‘Plptequs «Steinliifots, Schen-
'I octadiu 181. Y; for successful applies.~ _
tion 01' analytical method to the solu- . ‘
tio'n or numerous problems of drst
practical importance in the field or
,‘ electrical engineering
Horace R. Nash
North Main n... wm an.
All Sizes
Prices range
from 394: to 95v. ,
Albert F. Gehebe
25 wcs'r wn‘snmovou or. .' .‘
, SOUTH NORWN-K.
_ RED MEN'8 NEW BUILDING.
Fromm Delivery. Phone .3"
MRS 80851.0" ENTERTAINQ.
Mrs. Louis Joselolt. of 70 North
ing hostess When shefionlért‘ciued
tout-”tumors pi whistotflher hunts yous
ierduy afternoon. The afternoon. was
a very pleasant one in the social
way. .. . ‘ '
Mrs. M Stull won the thin prizerlor
the card playing and Mini. R. dossiers,
sky was the. winner 01 the ascend )
The consolation trophy was " ‘
prise.
diver-lied: to Mrs. 8:. Golden.
Emile Berliner, Washington. D. 0..
-V for important contributions to telo
and instantly your cloxécd nude and‘
in: and . blowinx.’ omit:
" or 8 acid With its running nose. foul
; mucous dropping into the‘thrcat. and
3...» dryness is distressing .but- truly
‘ Put your rulthujust‘ouceqn “Eiy‘s
cream Bolts,” and your cold or catarrh
will surely disappeor.’ '. “ “ ., \
PM!!! and to the science and on of
sound reproduction .
lshsm Manlioiph. Chicago for distin.
finished achievement in the field oi oi.
‘vu scrim
John W. M« 8t'rutt (Baron my-
leigh). Withhm, Esau: England. for
GXtended researches of signal import-
once in physical science.
Sir William Ramsay, London. for
numerous discoveries in the science of
chemistry. . .,
Emil Fischer. Berlin. Germany; for
numerous contributions or fundamen-
m importance to' the science 0': crush-
it: undhloipsicsl chemistry.
molest disdguring skin eruptions,
menu. piluples. rashes; etc. are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit.
tors is a. cléuhsinx blood tonic. Makes
”nuclear-eyed, clear-bruised. clear
skinned.
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NV,
MlIIOI' Drains.
encounter at former prion. 2
miss such ilsrxainl. : ..
The Paris Clock 8: Suit House
33 sous. no. St.» South small.
Selling Out Sale Of Winter Garments
Because We do not carry anything 'over from one «span to the
other. some must be cold regardless oi! cost. 888cm Reduction. on
lelll"lhd Missesl‘8ult8. Ladlci'
Many woman are buying our For: It I reduction
Stock consistent Conny. Marmot and PonyP Cools. Neck men.
Scarf: and Mums. Come and come chick. on iron bonnet allot-d to
. one m 86'"! arches. ‘ .
5.15 Maui strut. cantor": South nun shalt. south Noun: .
ix
8nd Minor Com, Lani-8' and
1m ‘N \i
.o p
with old. Min
shhltsntial po
‘ year will so cathodeQ
Main street, again proved a charm 5‘»
A now our m:- the new who my lose
”some“ "lillhllltyy on“ whoeii?"’A
ctour product utor the new .
who hove tired the expense ‘
. and trouble or 8 heavy. pnhsndy c
dict; spent. 88 South mill 8t.
y[\.\l i it”
8810118
V and
guest ct hone at t ennucl
3‘: the Business Mons Association.
and made the principlll address
one... evening. He referred to th‘é‘
attach some time 830 open a labor
. cfilclul in the down at mdeld- com-
mented up‘on the fact that prosecu
lion had not yet lyeen brought, ‘und
strongly urged that the authorities not
with promptness when complalnt is
formally made. - . “
Governor Baldwin spoke in part as
hollows:
trom being the some as Connecticut
, institutions. They were less free and
equal. In Massachusetts originally
only church members could vote at
town meetings and general meetings.
in Connecticut.- any men of, 21 could
be a freeman, whether church mem-
ber or not. ' x.
The Bay state is a good deal more
impulsive than Connecticut. it $098
more readily to extlames. Her peo-
ple are more apt ,to resort to violence
to carry theirpolnt. In the days of
fugitive slayes there ovens riots and
armed resistance in MsSsachusetts. In
the early doyfi oi! the Roman Catholic
church in the United States.- convent;
were burned in Massachusetts. We
are a quiet. people down here. But
last year, it 1 am correctly informed,
a waking delegate are labor union
association 00189:..th to’i’urther the
interests of hicunlon, and was pretty
'rouxhly‘handled. He went back so
Springfield. and was black- looked
them when he left the train. I have
not heard of. any prosecution: yet for .
the assault on him in Thompsonville.
Porous they are still working up the
evidence. V
been yet made to the Middle of year
town.
it complaint is made; it evidence to
substantiate it is produced, there
ought to be prompt prosecution.
We are: a law-abiding people It is
tor the coking
courts 81% for. lit in what the main-
tenancs or sll our institutions depend
m. Enfleld is not Massachusetts. It
they can black-incl: 8 man in front
of the sprinsllcid depot and mp0
arrest, tint is for Springfield, to. un-
swsr {or
Burial. us or nnacticut never be
content it m. be done to anyone in
any «use, upon our cell. and the
" Wronxdocr Kos- undetected or uncun‘
lulled.
_ In Connecticut we make men
answer tor what they do. out where
it will ' .
Mu."
900R! LMJI’I‘A. MATTERO.
commit“. Appointed for Annual
Banquet to in Haiti in May.
Court Laurel Daughters of Can
tile. held 8 retailer meeting last eve-
“ sins. in Red mos mu. West (Wash-
Following the curd pinyin: delicichs ,‘ . , I
retreshmems wen. ‘zduintlly served. . '
Diving to the last that ropdirn
,. not be completed hetero "Snturday,
“TOMMY”
one at the ol
8
V amines mm 89in
ml
town and Mill
.V eil‘orts will be dis a to hove this at
issues street. sad localized two 8ppii
cottons for mcdlbcrihip .
Mic. Mary McKenzie. the mud re
' t... of the new court in Ridicdeld.
was the guest of honor. and mode a
few remarks which \i’fil‘e hishly 8i)-
_ predicted.
The committee appointed for "the
annusi banquet in my consists of
Mrs. o. A. McNamara, Mrs LA ram
ails Callalisn. and
Mr eclipse It‘ll 3mm. mom.
A room session followed. ‘
. it vm decided to hold a running 838
sled no Munch Lilith: . ,
.,
m 8)? M00.
. mini 'Or‘psnl
iii 8m Pinups-y Clinc-
rd in New Atari: City.
sum mentor: cluhllt
Massachusetts institutions were tar V
Perhaps no complaint has ..
gut, gentlemen, ! want to say this: .
.‘Nevpr Before have we olfcréd such Big?”
Values. Extra Specials go on sale for“
\YnglVA‘VAWAVAVAd
.5...
«Dieselution Sale
We are overstocked with merchandise. Our. entire stock or
Fall and Winter Stock to be closed out below cost.
South Norwalk Dry Goods Company
28 30 and 32 scorn MAIN srursr’
Sole, Proprietor
T J. Magnet,
When You Paint
u... runs Punt nu?
Use mussssu cutouts .
toitntouo-hnllthecostcfPllfl.
m3 PAINT VI! Ill-dc WWI WHITE ml}. ZINC ll. ‘
unsm orb-48w: the: way the 8.8. M. snu- um
“All PAINT“ my.
ButALLtheonaneedful to make the L&M. PAM
ready for use. is NOT put into the Paint when it's pron,
pared for the éonsumer who buys it.
The ADDITIONAL quantity oiOlL is put into the Path: ,
by the CONQUMER. as bysodoing he SAVE MONEY. ‘-
Thenforr—buy 3 gallons of LINSEED OIL with every
. 4gallonsofL.&M. PAINT
Ind aux the on. WI“ the l’luN'l'.
W
l .
our 8191?. It is our safety. It is of .
no conmmco who asks for justice.
silos in Oonnocticut is sham-to in; ,
It is what our .
8000.000 GLEN-88088 8V8 ' LQYAL ‘
Slllllllilllli llll
lll Jilllll Hill llll
Public Prosecutor in London
Asks lcr Conviction cl Women
Wild Started Fires
can—m
IDNDDN Feb. 27 .——-“Mllit8nt 8nd
nestles oonnwted with the setting on
. lire cl buildinu in public parks are
liable to pend servitude for lite."
This was the announcement made to-
lic Prosecutor. in asking the music
trots at the Kerr police court to coin
mit (or trisl milieu union and Joyce
docile. who were arrested on Fab :0.
vines in the Kerr Botanical Gardens...
"There are two chorus." said Mr
lHumphrcyil. "on Which i make this
application. The lint corner under the
classes or the Molicicu: Datum not
0! will. which mode it it Many pun-
ishable by penal servitude for his tor
shy poll-on to set on are c hulldlnz no
longing to the king or devoted to the
public ups. The second chum coin-8
under lilo some not which 8180 made
it a slum” cited“ tor any mutter in
‘88? such huddle; too: out on dis. "
. “hm lotion only Mini
«phoned, min mm having
M 88 mil whirls lll‘heslth 8t
day up Travers illumphreys, the Pub-l
tor setting tire to the rotruhmcnt pa-a
If the Point thus rind» costs more than $1.40 per gallon—'3
If the Point as you me it is not perfectly satisfactom .
13:"... ’WW mmmnxdmwnmnhnmw ’
CHAS. E. DOW. SOUTH NORWALK. '
Humphreys said the prison autho'ritien V
.. had reported she was certain to. di-
unless she were let out o! prison.
In spite of this the mun-at: Mr .
that the procedure was an “emu. :
nary one. ‘Priscners, he continued.
some times were released from prison.
but not from cilstody. ”Ho lmmodiow
ly issued a warrant for her roman.
Miss Locke who also had started 8
hunger strike while detained, was for-
cibly led She pleaded today that oh.
muot if“. to conduct her defeuccpbmi‘
the case was proceeded with and BM.
was committed {or trial at the 18%
sizes. Bell was allowed in the 8m
0186.000 on the undertaking at this .
accused that she would refrain from. :
any agitation or militant acts pand—
lug her appearance before the jury.
A woman who was arrested on the
All England lenhls grounds, at WV
blqdon, int night, with bus contou-
‘i’nc indommslble motorists to her
lssulon. sad when intention it is lb
listed. was to bum‘ down the pull.
ion. remand to (its my interdiction
about herself when brought up in M
police court today. She was minnow
tor turthcr inquiries. The police W
lied that they had round dye cans
bound and other comhnstlblcs
the mud stand. . .
no
.‘.
"Browns a lucky dos." ,
“What's hp been sins can?"
"You know that 1.000 he
a you; also!" _. ‘ ‘
Wiles“ ‘ “ '
gweu he :uu his“ a”
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