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Special Values
In 9.11 Linen ’l‘owelilig. 10c) '
12 Mo and 150 a yard.
1330 SHEETS-“39c, 45c, 50c
and 700. .
PILLOW CASES—«Good qual» 71;,
1W. 10c.‘12 1-20. 150 and 29::
200, 42 to 115 inches.
If E. ‘K. .Banksf
MIhIckImo Hotel link . ..
Iomh Not-walk ' '
-. : Irving PIt Lapse Leaf
Note Books
FOR ABALE
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery .301".
South Norwalk. Nor-walk
WEATHER FORECAST.
‘ . W
For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow and
colder tOnight, Sunday cloudy and
colder. probably snow along the
coast; moderate to brisk north winds.
The storm which was central over the
Lake region yesterday morning, i11-
stead oi‘tahing the usual course out.
of the St. Lawrence Valley. moved
southeasterly to the coast and is new
central near Nantucket. Mass. The
heaviest fall of snow reported during
the last 24 hours was in this section.
The storm is followed by un‘area of
high pressure which is producing
pleasant weather with lower tempera-
tures in the central districts. White
River, Canada, reported 120 below
zero,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l'emperature: Low. 05; high. 59. .
Rain;
~ Christopher Larsen. oi" North Main
street. has purchased a M'etz automo-
him
The Lucia (‘ lrt'le will meet. ulth \lrs
M H Nutting 0 Reed street Mopdax
at 3 p. m._ sewing. ‘
Mrs. B, C. Mead, of Stuart. avenue
has returned to lwr home. after a. re“;
days’ \islt with her parents, Sergeant
and Mrs. James .I. Nedley, of Green-
with.
2‘. communication
N0. 108, F. and
stated
\Wll Lodge.
:11 8 o‘clock I), 111. A. degree
wit ‘10 worked.
lv‘rederiei: l1). .\l'*.\lahou. of 0?. Bay-
View avenue, lately employed in Nash's
plumbing establishment, has been re-
mem‘wring his; friends with yodtal
cards from Detroit, Michigan, where
ht» wont to 1' Wire a position in the
Ford automobile works,
The 1139.
~1Ateli 1m hat a.
(‘l'llrlen‘a
Among the Dflfifiiftlgt‘l'li on 11hr M1!-
lnry Lilli! steamer hailing today for
Tampa, Fla, is George ll. Raymond, oi’
Berkeley Street, Norwallt, whoaecur-
ml his accommodations and ticketr:
through ill0\ll2(’ni8 of the. company. .l.
.\l, Layton &\ (‘0,. South
t‘ (11111
A reporter blocked tho door it) the
<1in hull this nulrnlng 119 street (30m
mittomnau Mather nought to outer.
The reporter waalulitlnu with Street.
1(‘30111111iauloner Sharron. Later the
humor Stlggf'illtetl that “l‘oppy” ride to
Norwulk with the street. C(lllllliIHHiOner.
who was on hIII way to the bridge.
cutie. “Guppy" said he'd be darned if
he'd ride in a Ford, while the commis-
alouer went on to tell its merits,
A mtrpriae party was given to item-9
11qu Amith, last evening. at his home
on Union Park. by about 30 of his
friends. 1101110906:an from Bridgeport.
and New York. it was a genuine aur-
pI-lao to young Smith. and he was
stumped when the young people made
known their proponce Music and
game» were enjoyed and a dainty
luncheon wan served. it was early In
the morning before the party broke
9 W9 .
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Wampole 8
Extract coll mm on 67.: 1909311.
Regular 81. 00 Iize.
Million-Powell 0011mm
la “mama cram:
card
Players
Favors and Place Cards at
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
5*
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Steamship Tickets
to the
Bermuda, Daytona, Jacksonville, Sa-
vannah9 Atlanta, New Orleans, Pana-
ma. Narrow." Old "Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton & 00., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
Sauth Norwalk.
You will find a large assortment of I"
SUNNY ' SOUTH ‘
MAKES
H
$30 00
Electric Suction Cleaner
Weighs only nine pounds but Works as
well as the heaviest cleanedmade. Built
for every day- use and fully guaranteed.
Completely displaces 1110011111 and
sueepers. A child can use it. Attach
to any lamp socket.
monstrutc': it in your own lionie. free.
Ask us to de-
'BLOW. YE WINDS, BLOW!
WE DON'T CARE
Flour to Eat and Coal to Burn
FROM
AND KEEPS US HAPPY.
a. .1. Collins a Company
RAYMOND. BROTHERS
WEEK.
o
spection.
Breakfast 250. man” 350. 1.
Supper 250.
of 0111‘}
A. M...
111” he held at its rooms. January 20111 i
l
i C HASSAN, Prop p.
i
i
i
1
Nurwailt.
0
Sunday DInner
Cream of Celery Soup
lloast (‘hicken and.i)reut~‘_iu§.r .
Chicken Frlcaalee
Chicken a in Maryland
Fried Soft Clams
Roast Pork 0 la .lardlnare
Mashed Potatoes
Cream Cabbage
(‘oooanut Custard Pudding
Homo-made ilreud and Pies
Tea. Coffee, Milk. Cocoa.
Mansion Hausa.
Bill/r -94 Waflh. 8%. SouNorwalk.’
TELEPHONE 307.
The City/National Bank has receiv-
ed a supply of income tax fblanlua.
Which will he aupplied to those who
desire the some.
"m
The accond diutrlct electrical rem-
. tiiiauionera met last evening and trunn-
acted routine huaineer. The hills
were appt'owd and paid.
Next Tuesday evening Friendship
Aaaoclallon No. 7, P. O. A. will meet
with Mrs, William J. Brown, at 18
Holden avenue, {trot diatrlct.
Members of “Building Twins (30th
oil enjoyed a very pleasant ovenlnrt
retrouhmenttt, 91110110». and a pleasing
program.
C
Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0. U. A. M..
met last evening and worked the 300‘
ond degree on four candidates, Next
Week the third degree will be exom‘
pllilod. Routine hunlneaa wan diu-
penned.
m............
The police are arranging to bring
some small boys or East. Norwolk Into .
court for annoying residents of First 3'
street. These “evil doom" will be Mir 1;
rlnlnndod, at ldnli’t. for the "enormity" ..
09 their nuance. .
a
steed Wild round.
not pulls the communal. 9
,I'i, -.
9 unwanted“. Wimp
at the umoher loot night. There were '
Make the Moyer Space our
Headquarters
at THE BRIDGEPORT AUTOMOBILE SHOW NEXT
OSCAR u. BANKS
I GARAGE RIVER STREET.
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE m.
. Eyes Eiramined' Free
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Moyer Motor Cars for 1914 contain many exclusive
features. All the latest models will be ready for your in-
NORWALK, CONN.
“I"
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"1°
"1°
. .
‘ ldnlta. Scott Pins. old.
22 WALL STREET.
tletonillr you.
it always comes back to this: .You Want your gifts that In all
'9 to PM) \Sid and then to be prnt-Iilml 11nd lasting.
carefully selected, and at moderate prices.
Colebum & Lauder f
.. THE JEWELERS.
-96 WABHINGTON STREET.
STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
“The Taggery Shop
Sterling Silver and Silver Plated W 110,
, NORWALK.
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Special Sale
. 1 . 9 - 1 of Bath Robot-1 Night Robes and Pillamoe. wine In. The prices will
” diam George, at West nooks Road, -
nodded thewiloo last night that John .'
Gonna had taken his horse without 2?
poi-minim. Twenty minutiae. Intertho :9
Mr George would ,
.
‘ traitor. ‘.
SOUTH NORWALK. '
~ l'lrI Alarm‘ nolzoumutl It
_ “—N orwolk Lock
FIRE AL ARMS
”UTH'NORWGLK. FIHI ALARM *’
Ilium!
Wornn. Telephone tor dre‘ 010ml.
Nu.
waW uhlnkto and North XIII Ito.
Mahuokomo out i.
t~xDa and Ray ymlpad
but (i Cornet atom private.
tin-Hoyt'n Thoat
'l-~'l.IN01wol ouiulp
Llln'ord‘ and City noun
I ~MuIlo Hall.
9—4310: Bé.
t. Franklin school.
ldmeonoord Alt. Concord Ind Linol-
ll
12~leelt
“will Nortil‘m Malt! IndA Ann fill.
15*}! 9fit Br. and Ba ow A".
ltl-x orwulk Iron prim.”L
17~W din-1‘ Alla "
lfl—Hilrh School West Ave
new“ t. and ' 'aylor Aw
nanni- Lowe Bl.
24~ t‘JtIIuIItnutc and Henry flu.
abmxaouth Main and Monroe MI.
26-—Loxlnxton Ave. and Austin It.
87~Went and Elm Gro ovo an.
31—80001 Malt. all" between (iron at
Meadow
32—1010) Electrin Works. Eton It.
84-xbprlng and Clay
85~xHavlland and Water on.
1ll'l—xLoo wood M 3. Co
ll-«F‘ni eld Ave. and oCedIr It.
42~Taylor Ave. and South 8L0
{XL—Wood“! ard Av 0110M
limnurrltwt and Quinton: Ave-.2110 aWItII
Ill-- oodwurd and Down» Avon. ' ..
alwuoidan Hill St. and dMinimum A".
02—- Washington St. Brid
53:Frelght yard 5%! Ann9e at. .. private.
0. ., private.
i101: (ll—Corner Putnam avenue and
deed street.
(3) Denotes non- Interfering box“
Master box. train which the nut:
bar or any box can be rounded
Ono stroke at 12 noon and l p. In.
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd tlmel, tutlu 0.
line open. 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. are out. to
calls department,
9 Three slow Itroltel. water to b. Illm
,euh Wound”. I be:
ire IlarmI tor on
district duo r0
delved by telephone.
Four long blast s of the whistle at
8:30 a. In. and 12:30 p. m. indicate
1110111011001 tor the toliowlng session
—- -—-1—-1
lprltullledI for toIt.
EAST NORWALK I'IRB ALARM BOXIO
Fire headquarters. 156 Van Zulu ltml
Telephone 170
-4-Flt0h School \prlvato).
Private boxes at i only be pulled :01
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours of d p. m. Ind
5~Marvln School (private {9
[Biz—Ea“ Washington and on an.
9 ale—«Van Zandt St. and moon Ava.
216~East Ave. and Rowan at.
217—Wiufl old St.
223—Fort and Charles Btl.
Bah—East Ave. and Fitch St.
225~St John St. and Edlle Ave.
832—«Seavlew Ave. and First St
335—«Boulevard and Second St.
' aim—Cove Ave and
h at.
337~Boulevnrd and Blackstone at. (TIL)
all~Keerr St. and Pine Hill Ave. (1‘01.
342~Keyaer st. and Duck Pond rd.
Bill—Shore Haven. (Tel)
6 a. m, iving location or More. on non:
will be ven or nearentba
fire on remisos where located.
Bacon alarms are only to be given in
the chief or acting chief upon at- Irrlni
It. the are.
81:. cell! dlunalo
l—Ono blast at odd timer. touting or III.
oven
l-0ne blast at I ..m ., 1|th time.
1- i—Jl‘wo Manta. re out.
ll- ll—Twenty two. at a I. In. no morn-
ing pension of public Iohool
ll- ll—Twenty- -two, It 11. 80 p. 111.. no I!-
ter- DWI n or public. 0031001
llllllllll—‘l‘on blunts quickly all! CI:
" entire department
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NORWALK FIRE ALARM!
lfi—Corner or mum and Wall St.
3i~~BeIdcu Avenue and Uni ion .
22—81mm: Hill and Kellen: Street.
fill-«Union Park.
5-West Avenue and Berkeley Strut
fluFI-anklln Avenue and Lyme. Pine.
llnGaa house (Private box).
l2-Weat Avenue and Merwin Strut.
all—"arbor Avenue and Orchard Street
til-«Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue
lib—Wont Avenue. near the armor:
38—Steveua Street and Kim Croat.
I1~Cmsa Street and Wilton Ivonne.
i2—Main street and North Avenue.
lib—France Street.
Bil—“Main and Gathering Btroetl. ‘
« Canaan Hood and Fair street,
51-t‘heutnut Street near Summer It.
56~Maln Street and Union Avenue. -
tilt-On The Oreo (Mn
cit—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
ilk-East Avenue and Daskam Llano.
HOWAVTON FIRE ALARM DIITRICTO
9 Towo mono or or. Dell. thul.1,»l In
izwmxhiand Ave to N. I. N. 11.. I
R I!
til-«Hickory Bluff and Bell inland.
II- Fine Point and Roton Point.
11»ng Inland Bound to Melanie
8~«"(Ientrol" MoKl nlo u: to
Il—«Grand Street and Indnll- [Ant
fl—I‘Innoyor at. to Crou ll
lit—«Crow fit. :0 Railroad.
23—- Ruilrood Io Brooxlttu.
WI at am
16~ White Bridge north to Brooluldl
16-— lthltuBrldx 8. ill to L. 1 Bound.
lt-—Whlte Brld B. W. toL. 1. Bound.
One stroke 0 the are boll It odd tlmu
indicates tautlnl.
Four stroke. or are bell. thus. 1- 1- l— 1
water to l!!! Ihut oil.
A third or more alarm. Indicate urinu- (
It.
011110701
\
MAILS
Norwalk Postofilce
MalII Bunion"
.01.!
..-m l‘lunhury dIleion.
m.» -Woat and south Nonmk.
.m ~BlaIt Wool and 80.190li
.—-Now Turk and We! t.
.m 401151 and doom 190mm.
In. mDoniiury division
. m. .w-I’Olntl want 0! Biomton'l. but
torn only.
.111. «Wool and Booth Now/Ill.
.m-—%ut919non dilation. Dunbar, I.»
ruminant. Want 'and so. Normllt.
.._. must. Wool and no Norm»:
mDondIyI 000- Holiday»
t mall close! N. 295:0 0.11:.
day ooilantlonu 0 p.111.
MIIII Received.
in. mAli diruoliqu.
”In .. wt‘unnon motion.
.m. wlilaat. waldo! Bridgmrt.
Ill—-
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F3
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vs:
I; o- co can.
3: p?
5
31:
,
mu” llton an mm
.M. waouth Namath it.
tom—Adan, West and nine. Narnia
p Inwmhtvury «1va
93:91, mfgpa at Want and do. Norma.
01
1w
Int-«mt In BoumN orwnlk.
p m.~—-Now Y r. Brooklsn and noun
om
mt) 9.111. «mm. win and so. Namath.
u
IIOI Inm lit-30“ oIItand 30. Non! Ill.
Carrier? mallow" open from I until 1.
I. m.
a. I. ADAM“. Platinum.
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9 South Norwolk Postoi‘i'lce
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[1090;099:9119 1999999 :99 7100. m I. n.
W9:99u'ni'99o In???” ‘0 5?». 10:00 I.- II»
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h”
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and Misses
Were $12..98 $16.50. $19.50 and $22 50.
N OW
$9. 85 $12. 98
$14.85
for
COAT
Wore $16.50.
$9.98 $12.98
Young‘ Men
$18.00. $20.00 and $25.00.
NOW
Men and
$14.45 $16.85.
FRANK
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JACOBY '
New York New
Haven .8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TALL.)
IN EFFECT NOVIMBER‘WL, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW .'0RK
A. M.——l:‘20x. 51:58:. 52411:. 6:09.
37:18. 7:46. 8:171. 83351:, 3.15x.
9:37, 10:27x. 10:463, 11: 44.
P. Ill—«12091:. 1:18, 3:003 :20, 4: I03,
5:12, 3:46. 6:00.11. 6:43, 7: 3lx. 0:39;,
10l12x, 10:52.
Sundayu.
A. M.:—125.’»x, 5:33. [:4],
10: 2711’, 11: 24
P. M.—l;.;»0x, 3' 44V. 9.00M, 5254,
6:56:39 7:12. 75571:, 9. 27:. 10:12:,
10:28.
___....._
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NCRWALK
A. M.~—12:00x. 4:4011, 5:“. 0:“.
8:039. 8:5111, 9:15x, 10:01:; 16:06,
10:50x. 11:03. '
P. his—12:031. 1:05. 2:041.
3:30x. 3:653. 4229. 51:05:, 573-4.
6:0lx.tt:07,$:10x.9:44. ll:1i' if.
Sundays.
A. .\I.—12:00x, 6:00, 8203:,
10:023. ll:00x.
P. M.——12:10, 1:02x. 3:39x. 5:02:
5:04, 6:01x, 7:15.11. 8105:. 0244):. l.’.‘1Ix.
SOUTH NORWAL'( TO NEW HA"‘5N
A. M.—~12:23x, l:l'1'x ti: 09, i i.
9:16x.10:22x, 11:11:.
2:57,
6:".
:M.
liter
P.9M.-~J2 :.03 11: 57:. 1:20, 3:1“-
4228. 5:12. 6:15;. 6:", 7:10.11 0:2:
103301;. ”:26.
Sundays.
A. .\l.—~lfl:i’8. 1:17. 7:43. 0:16..
11'
l” 2001. 2107!, 4: 47):, 6. 121.
' .10x, 8: 34X. 9' 2611. 10:101.
w...
HNORWALK TO DANBURY
~1220. 0:18, 8:27, 9:591.
lily—1:25, 4238:. 6:20. 7:15.
Sundayu.
A. M.~—-10:3t’..
P. .\I.~-2:15,
7:15.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-—6:00, 7:23. 8:18. 10:03:,
“:55.
l‘. M,
»
wlz'llx. 6:44, 8:30.
Sundays.
A. M.—»7:55. 11:46.
I’.’M.~»--0:00. 7:48. 8:30.
STATE PARK PROPERTY.
li-Alt'l‘li‘uilil, Jun. 17. 11111 .1\tturuoy~
tleneral Light. gave an opinion to the.
Slate l’l'tl'k (.‘omntiaaion today in which
he declares that tho coxnmiauion la not
mnnowert’ul to leuuo Iillldil in the union
of the State with the intention of pur—
ohnulnu them. lint he days: that the
not given the cmmnlaalon power to
who Ionda animated to them tor rituto
til-m and that. by 0. properly drown in-
atrumtmt the person who animate loud
may arrangio no that the diam may
tutor cmno into heaven-Mon of it.
W. H. 8MlTH A GRANDFATHER.
Mr. and Mrs. .iarvm William. oi
Bridgeport. are the proud parent» or
11.9 holly Hon, horn on Sunday. January
11th. Mon. William» twoa lormorly
Mine Bloaaum Emmi. dmhmtor of (ion-
tractor W. ”H. Smith, of West. utroot.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
“a...
SNIEFFEL’B, Col. A. .l. Walsh . Mm.
badly done up with rheumatism and
lecturer Foley Kidney Pitta which time
the only thing that would euro him
Georgetl’ottnr ot Piriiatl. Mo mm
doviii on his 0:1le with kidney and
you'll..- wildlife and Foley money
Pills made him mph and able to Work
it. in splendid ”dawn. and always
. helm. Juutryil I’M“ salt at all drug
ETD"! 1‘
*flmold‘: Milli!!! Mitch mum
wutmmmtofinumom
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City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
IANKING 7
aurpiuI and Profit
3117.00000
Bah Dope-ll Bean :3 and 05 per you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lst Vice-Pros.
FFg-ZDERICKH. ROWAN. 2d Vic. 9
no. .
WILFRED IODWELL. cuhior 1 -
0111207033
E. H. Mathownon J. Wallace Morin
John H. Knapp John H. Light.
Christi-n Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
IIMuIIGrummnn Lewis R. HurIIIIm
Hoary 3 Lockwood V
ClPItli
“$100,000. 00
E'sanitary equipment appears to?
be out of order in the least. ‘
“Home-made" repairs - ~
make-shifts at boot, and are the "
' in the
'4
:zJactorily.
‘i‘ fuoaacr. R. .3.
“z:
11 s LYON
..._.._. GOOD 2......
Job Printing
BEST PAPER.
BEST WORK,
BEST PRIGIG.
88 North Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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+MAHACKEM0
Dining~room Service,
New on
A la ca'rte Plan
PRICES MODERATE.
hitting tlnoui (filmed at. llzfltl p. m.
CLUB 8ANDWICHE6. £10..
OUR BPECIALTY.
Skatin
TODAY
PEOK AND SNYDER AND OPAL“.
ING GKATBB.
A" Pattern.
SKATES SHARPENIU
19“
George W Wardweii
Norwalk Chronicler