south Norwaik. Cann
All kinds, of incur-antic
Public Btenographor
tophcu K'oogh' has moved
New
spent yesterday
in New
dirk; on business. '
T110 Burl tinghalu
amori‘ou' evening.
In
Attorficys John J Cuneo,
.'1‘ay101.h 1d John Keogh spent yes
' a‘y in Br )f'gnpmt on business.
iWiiliam rVa'ngcoy, of Brash street,
.recovored'trom' an attack
m
.illiam .Smallhorn, .of«‘i‘aylor ave-
South Norirrtiit being over eighty
om‘New York early 1111
till his cousin.
‘.
altlon as a trimmer
blank with the New England Cont (‘0111
any. of N {Washington street.
11.60am lioonig. formcl'iy
position of
by a crack Bridgeport club.
9110 White Sox Athletic Club is got
3 right down to‘ business.
, Manor Granada.
"M
' have just returned from a
.days’ visit 10 New York city
1
g’ 1011 Graduates Monday aftcinoon
a...
' Eat and alcove mourning bandit
fib’firiofifo. 5
1'1‘10 [11111111111011 liim'icl of
lghta of f’yfll‘lao founded in Walsh
. ion. 35). £15.,
in tlrldgcilort on Thurs
'11": and Aupo
3112”“ an
lljih
aimiinonod
'qt'iaiitv. ’ ‘
*fi‘om
' avenue to West Norwuiit, .
YOl‘h‘ on
as Katherine Cla‘veu. or the Bus-
Woman's Relief
801118 11111 hold its regular meeting
Joseph
01
no. one of the oldest rcaidents'ol’
cars of age, is quite seriously ill at
f‘tar spending an enjoyable
11g places of amusement
fllho ways an'd moans commuter of
law hospital movement met last
vening. The general committee will
not noxt Wednesday evening to
. plate plans for the caacass of the
Miss tiara Kern has resigned 1:01
with. the (3.
1,111 K. Hat 00., having securéd a posh.
playing in
pitcher on Thomas
1111 baseball team. is considering'a
. oriag 11015111011 which was offered
Thcl‘
. velntartcdc'cciccting their player;
the coming seaaoh. after our lcl~
g in some very light praotlco at
1'0. F C. ilccl'tcr 1111'] daughter A1110
low '
.0110»
0110 lleokcl aitcudod the Almanac
Iootlng of 1110 Normal Collage Kind
'thc
homo {0111131111111 yeaia
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ouriil,‘ oi’ tho. central '
5ft?
0, 11110110 hits 11011, '
h ropoltod 11a ile-
ucuhlouia. Mrs.
Potatoes. nice vilili!‘ moa-l
, ,‘urnipa, uati
am wdrrantod stock. 2500091
59501111. couama‘r'i'on OFFER
1 can Coinnibia Rival Shad. 1 can“,
Alaska Salmon 1 can Wet alumni
can of each; ....,.
Pineapple grated 101- pic, large can:
regular 'prico 15c 10c
' » California Prunes, anoct and meaty,
V Dutch Tea Ruck
. 1 pkg." Premium Rolled 0.115, 1‘20; 1
...... 9c 0 package
plt’g Krlukie Corn Flakes: 10c; reg
ulaily 220 ...,. ........ . 161:
iluohwheat Flour .........
GOOD TEfl ‘AND cor-“FEE.
31.1300: Jet; ,prlcea blind you
....-.
10' stamps/With 251: cam, 15
Stamps with 301: Cotton, 20 Stamps
111th 350 Cotfeo, 40 Stain-pa with 500
' 1003,60 Stamps With 600 Teas.
East indiaTea CO
Tel. 371. 125 wnamngm s1.
We Give and Redcom. Premium Trad- .
. ‘ 11159 Stamp;
‘,,' .._...l_l.w bk.— '7— ‘w—Iu—n—ur—
Gas Fixtures
New display of
and Inverted Gas Mantles. Globes.
Shades, Chimneys, Burners, etc.,5at
unusually low prices. '
Albert E. Gehebe ,
25 'wasr wasmuo'ron 31'.
soon-1 NORWALK.
RED MEN’8 NEW BUILDING.
Prompt Deillmry. Phone 397
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Let Me Estimate.
on your
PAINTING a
Paper Hanging,
I’ll Save you Money
A. COHEN
' Paint a Wall ripensupply
owner 01: Tel. 3420,
W 1.. '3.
This Cocoa is absolutely tho
Pinosb Prepared. We have.
made arrangements with manu-
facturers for a special price for‘
1111111 w.ock
2 lb. can
Royal Grocery Co
,22 south Mala direct, '
' South Norwslk.
P110116 128183.
190 '
3 for 250,
so a pound .
710.1501
1’10'
Welsbach Upright '
log
1,“
""CON'I'PA(‘T DLPARTMLN'I arocxpcits, who
will lay out schemes or Offer 51133ch no for yo 1" 5;:
ford the neat modding. The air line -
route did not extend to Hartford, how- €388 ”08861111318; ,1! 37111890011 for
over, and the latter was posted raga trial; slid atatc’qmttornoy 'Sti'iea Jud
Governor lPothler in his Editor salg.
- "m pat tilil‘r moo-ago will reach you right up 1'6 c‘r,
wt loot mishap and that. it will and'E‘umminiusohaa gone tooliouth Coro-
yo in the enjoyment of hood health." llna rbr health. 03.100810 will inanim-
Governor 'Baidwhl is in excellent tion, a‘nd Mr. Pullman and l are going
health. and today appointed Seymour to Bermuda for (casting and prayer.
Simpson C1 liwlolt
privilege of ectlmaturv o‘
of your cotton, 0 0111’
in the country ’ ’. ,
On the i'i'fth Floor
Company requests cb‘~“»
the' complete filil‘libhillg
in the office" of the
Foyer Hall lemg, R0001, Dining . .,
Rooms} 01 for the hou5‘c in, its entirety, Withm .
1:11:1ng “
SPECIAL PRICE CONCESSIONS
~WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING. ,
(The facilitics of our CONTRACT DEj
PARil‘MENT 10: carrying out the complete 1
furnishing of you: home to the point ti'hcrc
it is rcadv‘ to step right into without any ,,
indium ‘nicnce, can only be understoodraftcr
you have allowed us to submit you an
estimate and a scheme. , ,
If flifllblfldel is placed 111 01111 hands, the work
-,11'ill_§,',, he executed in the most thorough
unalmer and bv skillful men, who are 118011
a") Each “unit.
J
If yduélavc a country home to be furnished. call atonr
CONTRA T OFFICE. Fifth Floor. 19th Street side, or
’phone 2100 Chelsea, and we will have a r’cprésentatlve in.
tervie‘w you at once. “'7? ‘ ‘
BlMl’SGN CRAWFORD (30.. Bill Aye" Nth 110, 30331 51:”,
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BELATED NEW YEAR‘S GREETING
HARTFORD, March 0—111 Governor
Baldwin a mail today was a New Year's
greeting from Governor tPothlar, :01
Rhode Island written January it and Doctor» New Huron Road «Officiaiu'
entrusted to the care of {Harry
Jones, the postal aviator, alto accord
stares Aniline»; 0020 TO
5 BERMUDA ‘rb’ FEAST AND
‘ ‘ Paar.
M
1‘" .Cnnghoutu Eaf“T‘riod Up to 6"
filter Attorn'oy'n Vacations.
to the letter was to start for Hart ,
"Whoa connect in the New Haven
mail, at New Haven ysgtordayg son to 11 21111111800031 .’l‘olagfllm report-
warmly figought to be mild
@08an that
01.000110 of Now Haven, delegate to Thimwili comblno all the necessary
' the
l
'Scieaca at Philadelphia, next month
has
smaasaAooa'ro some: up
Woodrow Wlllon.
The Proach”'Foi‘1§igll Oilico Ilila not next month.
Touched an
ccptnllility
has been definitely" montionod in con- No. 32%. i. 0. ll. 11., will hold its
auction with, gm ’fpoat.
Academy of Political and Social clementa in the glass."
The case referred to, is the man!
slaughter charge clinhult four oiiiceru
3011110111. 1'..N. H.011dil B R. (30-.
VlcoProoldent Hoary J. Hora. Ben
BIGNG.
PARIS March 5.——M1ron T Hor iamin R. ,Poliock‘. Clayton N Wood-
ricit, United States Ambasudor
Flaucc.1‘oiiowing the usual custom of are charged with criminal negligence]
American diplomatic representatives that resulted in the train wreck at.
abroad on a Chunks of admiuiltiation. Woutport on Octb‘bcr 3. “which realm
to aunt and Lawrence J Carmalt. who
cant his raciitualion to President ed in the cremation of thr'd’é woman
The trial is set (loan for the first of
l
”gully as to tho ac-
abomination and no name Cockouoo iiaymuksm’ Association.
. regular ‘1noctiug tomorrow evening.
1:. fins». ' '1
, , L
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BLEOTiON IN, GEATTLE. .,
BEATTM‘J, Within. March b.-«lu~
1201111111310 mum. from an .olaotidn
held here yoatorday indicatc thaia
propoood oingio tax aniondmhnt to 1111‘:
city cilurtor wall defeated by a vote
of more than two to 0111111110 anion
ratio which in was tout whoa aub-
ruined a your ago. 5 -
1.
An Interesting
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The ads Cloak 81 Suit House
'1. . .. "5 33 South Main 51.. South 'Noma'lk ,
Sol " Out Sale of Winter Garments
Bandwagon do 1'10: carry anything over from one comma to the
other, man moot be cold ragardlmu of coil. Bandit Reduction. on
motor and Mlma’ Outta. Lndm‘ and Min-1r onto. Lotti-‘1' and
Minor! 0min. Many woman an buyihg car For: at a "duo“ on
ohoaqumor of formic riots.
Brock conniutaof char. Marmot a'ad Pony Coats. Nook Plum.
8mm and Malta. Como and com 11111011. or you 011111191 afford to
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515 Main 111111111 0111111111111 all 3111101 Maia anti-11.011111; lama
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Mating Construction Co
Militia
111100115 sumo
,i;111:1_wau,1'11m:ou
, cried 0,110 was as 1511mm.
" Eloiccted solo—4M1” Gertrude ,l’ow all.
‘ '. Reading—4r. s Hooch , ,
' Solerothpr'Hat‘ch “
Mr. Lloyd, mimic one of the leadi'a'g '
, is so sure, and the past so glorious. 1
«A 111.11}. 'Ch‘ruch. T1111 progrilm
Hymnm—“All Hail tile Poitier "
Prayer—Brother Tar 191'. '
11011111109130 Psalms“ Brother Fuilor.
Selection—nay choh'.
(loaning remarka~13rothor N. M Jacki
Reading—~Mrs Bailey
Soioers‘ J. D. Taylor. .,
rhswi'ofrother C. D. Lloyd."
'thental solo—Mrs; is. Hatch. ‘
Remarks—«Brother James Street.
8010 or «that. . ._, 5
Addresama'ev 'HOIden 55,,
0.
members of the organization, doliverod
an eloquent address, as follows:
"In Everything si‘oat done in this
country, in the last s'evoutyl years, the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
has performed its part. I want to say
a word to, the young men and women
whose fraternal life is beginning. Any-1
one entering business Would be glad
of tho chance to become one of an es-
tablished firm with years of success
behind it, with a wide connection, with!
unblemished cilaracLor. with credit
founded, upon a. rock. How infinitely
brighter the future. when the present
“is not this consciousaéss a great
asset to have in your mind and mem-
ory? But what young man or woman
would not rather belong to the organi-
zation that looks up. rather than
down; to tho organization of the dawn.
rather than of the sunset? For sev-
enty years the G. 1U. 0 of O F. has
believed in this country and labored
for it in hope and joy; it has revered
the flag and followed 11:11.0 negro- odd
fellows. has helped to carry it under
l
strange skies and planted it on far-rm
ceding horilons. Yet we have never
(i
I.
’Wc bare ready for
ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION.
m—o—n
Will Be Hold to the Norwalk High
' School the Last Thrcc Days ". ‘
~ This Week.
The exhibition of Arts and Crafts
to be held at the Norwallt High
School in the afternoon and evening
of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, of
this week, promises to be of unusual
interest.
The Portfolio Club has been workl
lag hard to make their third annual
Exhibition 0 quality show and have
succeeded in bringing together a rep
rescuiative collection of painting and
art objects done by the many talented
artists we have living among0 us.
‘The club wishes to emphasize the
fact that admission will be free and
this phase should appeal strongly to
the maple of TIN Norwalks who have
been so generous in supporting the
many charitable projects that the
town is interested in.
The Portfolio Club was organized
eight years ago to meet fortnightly
for the study of art and the history
,thoreof. At their annual meeting a
committee is appointed to arrange a
list of subjects for the ensuing years
study.
These arc distributed among the
members who inform themselves on
their particular subject and present it
,in an informal talk to the club. which
.803le one lot or title of the ancient is entertained successively by its
llm ow imposed on us by our God fearinx' «numbers:
lamoatbrs. We have fought a good you Edward Ashe, Mrs. Harry Sta?
Mini
11,301,001. have also kopt total. This
cey Bénton Mm. (loot-go Wright, Mrs.
13111011 and noble order. that was pla‘nt- Horace R. Nash Mrs. George F Baits,
l
. Mama, 1"“ 0111 uni-1mm oi the algal.
will any 'woli dono.’
ed in New York city, by Potel‘ Ogden}
in 1843 has been the tight to our feet; '
'our path Is, and will ever remain, that
of ordered prunes». of liberty under
the law.
“Our obligation involves great ro-
aponsibilittes. ‘How shall they be met?
,By going forth in tho hlghwu'o and
hedged and compelling mm to tbOWJlI'
instance to Calvary‘ a Crops.
supposed to go to tho prison bound 011111
tell them of Him who acts the captive. '
roe.
“no to the hungry and give them the
bread of llfo. Go to the poor and tell
thoiu 01,1119 riches of Divine grace.
Go to the, troubled and burdened and
any}: “Como unto me, all ye that labor
and are lloavyviadon and i. will give you
roat.‘ if»you are not accustomed to
seeing suffering bumanity.,ask God to',
make you an. After you have halved}
a few people you will find something
-ln life worth living for. Your coa-
cclonco will any. mail done;’ your fol-
low mop will any, 'weii 1101101’ yourflou'
All an organization thorn will come
a time when no cloud- will appear in
your sky; no obstacle will hinder your
progrou. and 111810 11111111111110 tho limo
urban tilauoi'oriaod forum! adversity
will ha thrust in upon you: when tho
thoi'r biaouimautlo around you: whoa
friends forsake you, and 111111th pron»
hard union your uoulptbo 1111111111 '02
stander will be: buried at you; onyy
will till lta-guivor with arrows: amid
will play in part. under 0111 cloud of
dam-111111911; while 11011111103111. falsely con»
mind, will root: you on its angry
of narrow will this Morrow you; 11111
alumna: 1111111111111 will tic“ 11101111111110
vivid lightning will 1111 111111111; that. 0121‘
111111111110 11111 ma. 11111091115, hi you
hora mm William.» to do
_.,ula m do 115 at law and can
You are .
10111070 blood: of difficulty «hail throw,
dour Manda, play in tho 1111111111., who.
Mrs. 80100 Bot-glam, Mia: Helen
Swarm, Mrs Lansing Odell. Miss
Mary Buckley, Mrs Alex J Rumm-
ior, Miss Frances Hard. Mrs. William
C. Boar, Miss Helen Quntard. Mrs
William 13.300113, Miss Mary K. Jen-l
,nings. Mrs. Jean Dumortier. Mina Ruth
Kendall, Mrs. R. G.
Ruth Baldwin.
sentinel Want Ad» are winners.
Bulgarian Ribbons
line of: Bulgarian Ribbons, in Velvet,g
Taffeta 8t Satm—-—3Sc&49c yd
, MAVANAVAV’AVAM’A
state.
Coats on 5118
$551: 17.95
'i‘omormw, a large
- BROWN TAIL MOTH AGAIN.
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Found in New London, Toiland and
Hartford Counties.
NEW HAVEN, March 5~—The brown "
tall moth a post (which has kept the
entomologists in Massachusetts busy
for years, has been found in New
London, Toiland and Hartford coun~
ties, according to a statement from
the office of the state entomologist
yesterday. Beth'eehgilve and six him.
dred nests’ were destroyed in Suffleld
last week by scouts employed by the
Several nests have also been
found in Eufleld and West Hortiford.
where men in charge of Donald J.
Caffrcy are now at work.
Nearly three years ago the first.
brown tails were found at Thompson
Each winter since the scouts have
examined the trees in that corner of
the state and excopt for a few nests
scattered outside the post has been '
confined to Windham county This
winter nests haVe béen found in the
three adjacent counties, The nests
are on the extreme ends of twigs, and
are formed of gray ,webs often in-
cluding dead leaves. In those nests
the young caterpillars live through the
.winter and resume their feeding.
upon leaves the next summer. The
remedy is cutting off and burning the
nests in winter, and each property
owner should see that this is done. in
Massachusetts 0, state law requires
this. Spraying of the «foliage with
arsenals of lead in summer is an-
other remedy. '
The brown tail? moth is chiefly a
post of fruit and oak trees, and cans-
es much annoyance to persons on ac-
count ot a rash «produced when the
hairs from the catonplliars come in
contact with the human skin. The
,brpwn tail should not be confused
Hartford, Miss?
lunch—«which has been found only in
with the Gypsy moth—41 different.
stouiagton and Wallingford and enter»
minated. ’
J acoby s
OPP. HOYT'B TH EATRE
Smart Dress for Mea,Womea
81 Misses, at Reasonable
Prices
, ' Spring Showing
Tailored Suits
English T1111 (3an :
Street Dresses 4 '
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