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F;Spectai Values"
in all Linen“ 'Ilowcling,”10e,
12 120 ”16250 5i M. ‘
BED SHEETSWWC 4'50, 500
and 700. ,
PILLOW CASEWd (11ml- ' ’
“9‘. 10¢. 13 130.150 and
200, 42 to 45 inches.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For 'Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; moderate variable
winds. Pleasant weather prevails this
morningvgenerally in all districts east
or the Rocky Mountains. A distur-
bance of considerable energy which is
central over Western Montana is cauti-
ing cloudy and rainy Weather between
the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific
Coast. , Zero temperatures extend
along the northern border i'orin North
Dakota eastward to Maine, and freez-
ing temperatures were reported as far
douthas Geégla, -..'1‘he lowest tempera-
t'ure reported was 23 below. at White
giver. Can.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temper-etude: law, 26; high. 41.
Rain.
,. Mrs A 8. Winchester of Gibson
Court is entertaining the members or
the torment Day. Nursery whist clul).
' The w.- »c, T; U.-will meet tor titer
weekly session on Friday at 3 p. 11)., at
the bowl? oi Mrs. George Man 5, Mott
avenue, Norwalk, All interested in
temperance are invited.
‘John W. Banks, referee in blunt.
rnptcy l‘or Fairiield county. has illed
in the‘United State's court favorable
reports on the application of Frank
H. Colpcyes and. Lillian B. Colpoyes.
both of Stamford. for discharges from
bknkruptcy.
At the office of Attorney lrn 1).
Gregory last night therergathcred halt
a dozenmen who are interested in
the Boy Scout movement. They die-
cnssed the matter of organization quite
thoroughly and will arrange further de-
tails at the next meeting, which won
voted to be held on Wednesday, Jun-
uary 28.
Deputy United States Marshal Tim-
othy E. ‘Hawley went to Stamford
'I'uGSiIBY to serve notice upon Micheal
Kurdo of a petition that he be sdjudl~
rated bankrupt presented to the Unit-
ed States court by It. A. Reynolds 8:.
Elena company of Stamford. hardware
dealers. Deputy iiawley heard that
'ix'nrde had (none to Alaska.
The unit of J. and IS. Domenkos vs.
.l. and ii. (lure for assault and battery,
with damagca alleged at $600 will be
heard before Judge John Keogh on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. .At~
tornoy John J. Cuuoo appeare for the
defendants while Linxweili-r nud liege-
man represent the petitioners. it will
be remembered that Guru was fined
for assault in the (lily court for tho
rim-union. out of which this civil uc-
tiou uritios.
0...- .._... i
The annual convention of tho Coir
‘nm'ticut Vegetable (lrowers’ associa-
tion will be bold February I at Foot
iluurd armory in connection with the
second day' l. meeting of the State:
liomologlcsl society. Dean lit.
Watts of the l'enunylwinio. Agricultur-
ul college. will speak in the forenoon
on "Some important Factors in Vege-
table Gardening" and in the afternoon,
"Vegetables That. Pay and lion to
Grow Them." Stephen P. Willard. the
veteran seedmnan. will speak on
"l'iunt Breeding.” ..
”I.
Special Price
”FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
$1.00 clue Bel iiopctica 67c
Arnoeulwsalliepatlca W240
zoometiai Hepailco .......i..... 17c
Stillsonal’owell Corporation
'32 msmncrcu “new.”
y I. P.
Note Books.
FOR SALE
WM. , r. - BEERS
Book and Stationery Store.“
South Norwalk. Norwalk
Membership Free to our Circulating
Library. Only 20. a day while book is
out.
Latest. books not in the Library as
limblifihefl.
JOIN TODAY.
DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK 'STGRE
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Steamship Tickets
to the
SUNNY . soprut
Bcrmuda, Daytona. Jacksonville, Sa-
vannah, Atlantic. New Orleans, Pana-
ma. Nodclk. Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton & (20., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue
South Nor-walk.
m “Weir”,-
Breukfast 25c. Dinner 35c.
‘ Supper 25c.
O 0
Friday Dinner
Clam Chowder -
Belted Clams a In Cozcnno to
Order
flaked Blue a in Supzuioh1
‘lieei‘ Stew a in Puriesnnc
Mashed Potatoes
lleot Salad
Tapioca Pudding
Home-mode Bread and Pics
Ten.--(lol‘i’oe, Milk. t‘ocou
Mansion House
C. HASS/‘N, Prop.
86l.§..9lWash. 80., So. Norwuik.
.TELEPHONE 307.
Aluminum Ware
Tin Wrtrc. Enameled \‘i'ui‘u, llulhi
room Fixtures. Oil llcutors, Lump
Goods (‘rockorv (‘lilnu und (llnsawuro
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St.
South Norwaik.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1009-2.
South Norwalk. Conn:
Used Carllargaius
1 Abbott Detroit. like now, touzinu.
1 Brush. Roudetor. boat repair.
1 Oakland Delivery and Touring.
l (Million Delivery and Touring, ‘ ‘
1 Ferd Model T, touring.
(inn lie 'Soon at
Austin’s Garage
124 BOUTH MAIN 81'.
Or 'Phcnc 1622-2, W. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
Repairing. Ford Work a Specialty.
Tim and Tubes at Loweut lit-loco.
... _a. __ ....
(iberlander I. Dibble have compared
3 Brush delivery through the agency or
w. it. Austin
...
$3000
Cleans Everything
That Gathers
Dust.
l’remior cleans upholstery and
draperies on well no rugs und
floors. Won‘t injure the ilncat
fabric. ltenovntee clothing and
bedding. (lets the moths and
moth eggs.
A child can mic it. ’ (fluent; in
corners. under furniture. Good
enough for any home. i’riced
for the smallest. Fully guaran-
loud.
Home dolnomtmtlmi free.
A. J. Collinsd. Company
W
(let all the dirt. Tlieglv‘rsutz,
m
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BLOW. YE WINDS, BLOW!
WE DON'T CARE
Flour to Eat and Goal to Burn
The 1914 Models
of the MOYER MOTOR CARS
FROM
RAYMOND BROTHERS
MAKES AND KEEPS l‘is HAPPY.
At my Garage on River Street
. Feur8$2500
OSCAR H. BANKS
Sixes $3,250
Distributor for Fairiield (.lounty.
Optician
Everything in the Optical Lin
0 D. Jackson
Riv-op Street, Nov-walk, Con
as WALL crane-r
NORWAL‘K. » ’
pHole’i': ‘ .
Eyes Examined Free
~. eceemmwwemm
‘uli‘
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4.
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.THE JEWELERS.
96 WASHINGTON‘BTFIEET.
22 WALL STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
nonwALK,
Sentinel.
Advertise Your'Wants in the
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' own
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FIRE ALARMS
IOUTH NORWALK FIHI ALARM
"XII
’I'Irc Alum: monoclonal) It mutt-b
. Worn». Telephone tor nrc clarion
Mchcckcmo Hate
and Raymond Btu. .
t} comet Bantam Drinks
dwfloytu Theatre.“
SINorwalk Hangout!
Mould Hall. Milford no City Home
. COAT
No.
swchihinston and North min ltu. l
for
Hm
aw: Vest St. Franklin School
3w: oncord til... Concord and u-uoltl
an be old.
0wNIWlh Main and Ann Btu”. . ' ' l
h at. and Bug‘vlew MI. l
orwalk tron
i'I—Wcuc Ave. in.
.tl—utan School, outm Ave.
1» West at. und .‘Lylor rive
il—«xlllly Ave. and Lowe Bl.
4—-Chestnut and Hour Stu.
5—month Main and come In.
tinwxington Ave. and Auutln It.
:7-- out and Elm Grove Btu.
I~Bouth Mali
Meadow St?i
l2~x§M ) Eleni c Worku, Btu. It.
14—: Hprim; and Cla‘ylau
B—xH wound and ate: Btu.
I7“XMC‘kWO\)d Mfg. Co
-ch.lrlied Ave. and Cedar It.
lz—Taylor Ave. and South 8t.
h—Wuodvvard n. and Meadow It.
6~Burritt and Qulntard Avcu and Wutu
til—Woodwurd and Lownduu Avul.
51- rGolden Hill St and Elomwood Arc
52~Wauhinxton SLB
is.—Fre.xnt yard and Anne tit. privutp.
M~N orwalk Lock Co. .. prl vote
liox 61—»L‘orner Putnam avenue and
deed street.
(fl Denotes non- interfering boxcl.
) Master box. from which the nu:-
nor of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. In.
«tandord time.
One stroke at odd timel. touting o
the open. 1
Two strokes after an alarm. are out. rc
calla department, 1-1
“Thirds allow ItrokeI. water to ho lbw
flit 19.: 06 p. m.. each Weanouduy. u be:
ulled fort eu.t
ire alnrmue for an; diutriut uluo ru
waived by telephone. 4
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. m. and 12: 30 p. to. indicate
no school her the following session
i—l—I-d
El... MEWS“) (3'07. ll!
EAST NDRWALK F‘RE ALARM BOXII
N'lre headquarters. so Van mt strum
Telephone 170
t—F‘iich School (private).
Private boxes wil .only he pulled to
A telephone metastatic to Electric Station
(705) between the houra of 6 p. in. am
o—Marvln School (privatelg‘
'it—East Washington and art Stu.
ilk-Van Znndt St. and Oubom A".
‘16—-Enst Ave. and Rowan 8t.
lib—Winfield St.
523-40011 and Charles Btu.
lib—East Ave and Fitch 8t.
.25-Bt. John St and Edllo Ave.
l32—Scaview Ave. and First St
lBu~Bouiovnra and Second St. "
ills—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
la7--Boulevard and Blackstone 3t. (Tel
ill—Keyncr St. and Pine Hill Ave. (I‘cL)
l42~—Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel.
ind—Shore Haven. Tel.)
6 a m., ving location of fire. all alum
will he a veil o' near-eat box.
tire on routines where located.
Secon alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon hiu emu.
ut the fin.
upcciul Signulu
i—Onc Iblunt at odd times. testing or not
l—One blast. at 3A). to. standard tune.
l-l-—Two blasts. re out.
1- -11—'l‘wenty two. at 8 a m. no morn
ins session or public nchocl
ll- -11-—Twenry~two. at 12. 80 p. rm. no a:
on of public uchool.
“1111111) -—'l‘en blasts quickly call! thu
cot tire department
“—
NORWILK Fm" fiLAI‘OMI
g ls—Ccmer or- Mum and I'll! Strcctu.
‘31 —-Bolden Avenue and Union Plucu.
32~Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
zt—Iinlon Park.
ib—Weut Menue Ind Berkeley Strcui.
i‘li—-Fru.nk lln tvenue and Lyneu Plan.
31"” house. (Private box).
l2»West Avenue and Merwm Strut.
lib—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street
il—-(‘nnpel Street and Harbor Avenuu
IIlia-W West Avenue. near the armory.
HBvStevene Street and [Rim Cru’ut.
“"0105: Street and Wilton avenu-
lawMain strict and North Avenuu.
ill—France Street.
W-Mnin and Catherine Streets.
~' Canaan Road and Fair Street
“actuator" Street. near summer It.
il—Maln street and Union Avenue.
i2~—0n The Green
olR—Jiast Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
”—4th Avenue and Muknm uric.
-M
ROWAVTON 'FIHI ALARM DISTRICT:
ITwo utrolrcu or are bell. mun. 1-1. Irv
ilk—Highland Ave. to 10.! . N. n. t I
R. R.
lll—dilckory Bluff and Bell inland.
u--Plne Point and Roton Point.
11-1.0113 Island Sound to McKianyIt.
lip-"Central “ McKinle at. to unnoyu
tl—iGrand Street and indnll unu.
tu—Pennoycr st. to Oren It.
til-4‘. rocu St to Railroad
lI—Rullroud to Brookulde.
WM aide. ' l
'5~—-Whl!a Bridge north to Brcolnldu.
ill-«White Bridge 8. too I... .Lsound.
ll—Whlte Bria e B. W.
One stroke 0 the fire hellL at 1odd utixnuv
Indicated touting.
Four stroke: of Are bell. 'huu. 1-1-1-2
voter to bc Ihut cl!
A third or more ulurmu indicate cur-inn
MAILS
Norwnlk Postofl‘ice
MIIII new-tuna f
r . mall:
elm. ~1lnnhury dlvlulon.
m. »West and South Norwulk.
. m.—-}ilnst. Want and Ho
m. «New York and Wort
v. mmmmnm and Houth Norwult.
m.-Danbury division.
.,~Polnts want of Stamford. but
tote only
m.-—-Wost and Booth Norwuik.
.nlw-«I‘mmlnln Station. Danbury In:
m.-—Eaat. West and 80. Renault
m wzliinm. West and Bo Norwula
Bunduyu and Holld uyu.
L t mail claim at 6:30 a. m.
untidy collection at ll: 80 p.131
Mullu Received.
a. m.~—Ali directiunu.
. m.-——(‘annon Btutlon.
A. m.-—lliust. want of Bridgeport.
a. in.» Wilton r3nd rianbury.
gm m.»aonth vrwnlk.
m.-Eunt. Wont and lo. Norwntl '
n1.-l)nnbury divnuon
mmwlllunt. West and Bo. Normll
him
m.:mnst and South Norwulk
p.m mm—New ”York. Brooklyn and loo:
9 m.--illaut. West and Bo. Norwull
u nud
:00 a. m—illaut‘ amino Bo. Namath,
Corrlun' win ow open from ‘2 until i
m' a. a. nuns. Pmtmullr
South Norwalk Poetoffice
MAIL! AHRIVI FROM
5'er :Pomtu-duo 60 7:00. 10:20 I. I.
Neuter" ”Pointuv'ollzll‘I‘ 8:30.1030 u. -.
1:80.
1%.:1:00.: Inuit:
6
Monocle—ll as. a“: to
‘lcrwnl 6 an. 0100.1.00 a. In: 1:00.|
AILI GLOOI FDR
intern hclntuu ll: 00. (Brianna?! out:
”Il.10:00e.m.;1100.;:00.u90r.m.
Mouton-n Pointy-4:00. 10‘!” 11:”
1'50 ‘ P~m
' w: I moralistic um .
33?“: 4336 10.06.. ‘ ’xu
:p.6b .
«loco mo p. or. III
15': :26
2
ear-kl. g
’Ladies' fl
and Moses
Were $12.98. $16.50, $rg.‘5o and ’33.“;
N O W
$9.85 $12.98
$14.85
COAT *
'Were $16. 50.
$9. 98 $12. 98
for~
Young Men , , '
$18 00.
NOW '
.Men and
$.2000 and $25. on. ' ,.
$14. 45 $16.85
FRANK
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J ACOBY
‘llil\'l‘ liiill
\‘Jl NT thL”
it is‘ only
)5 cont
._..1 u.‘ .
Shirt, 15 ccutrfl
Wuitlt, 15 cents. ‘
: South Norwalk. Conn.
AVIATOR HAMILTMI "
IlIES Hill" HEMORRHAEE
NEWM YORK. Jan.
Hamilton. who guinod t‘nuu»
21m (‘linl‘lvs K.
il-‘v lIll
aviator by flying from New i'm'h to
l’hihuieiphin and return, died suddenly
today, at his home in this city. His
wife was aroused by Hamilton‘s groan.
ifi‘ and she hurriedly
physician. The miutor was dead he-
tore'th‘o doctor niacin-d the house,
cause of the death wan intornul hum»
orrhuuo. llnmilt0n wus ‘Jh‘ yours old,
llumillon had been in poor health
Vfor more than two yours, llilil rm't'nll.“
suffered a nervous :hreukdown ills
summonvd n
i‘hc
former home was New Britain, Conn.
During his career as an uviutor ho had
many accidents. ills collurhonc was
broken twice, two ribs were l‘riurtumi,
hm Mt mm was dislocated, his right
hnv‘ocup i‘i'noturrd, both lows diulorul-
cd and he Huh’orcd other minor hurts.
lie begun first with flights on kilos.
up the aeroplane.
NEW ll‘llil'l‘AalN, Jun. 22,-»
Hamilton was a native of this
where his mother, Mrs. J. ll.
detto, still lives.
lininllton hud his first. undo of hy-
ing when he clinched himself to the
tail of a kilo hull was drawn over the
'North River, New York by a bout.
This was on the occasion of ll visit to
New York of Prince Henry. oi Pi ussln.
some years ago. ills next step was
when he ascended in n dlrluiblo but
icon at Conny Island and in 1900. lie
made his tlrat ascent in u heavier than
ed in on aeroplane in the Went. From
that time on he persisted in hill of
forts to muster the air nnd met with
a large measure of success.
The field which Hamilton sought won
unlimited and he made flightd in ya
rlouu quartera oi the globe. lie hum
ed china and Japan and following a
flight in the latter country was receiv-
ed by the illikrido. lie was auaocluten
with the International Aviators. coin-
posted at several “daring spirits, who
but in Max 0. Hamilton was thrown
ti. WI. PM.
into prison .lueommunicado and oh
,
.2},
Even the Simplest Street and Home Dresses
made after
PlCTORlAL‘
REVIEW
‘gPATTERNS‘
l-‘rcnvh
nnd style no myh :ulmlr—
rd by all good dressers.
y “1‘ l‘l‘l‘illllllll‘llil to you
it) fly (luv of those—
:February Patterns
on on uulc now. uluc ting
CELEBRATED
PICTORIAL'
REVIEWS W
FASHION 4' ‘
BOOK”
‘ocnlu
, “lion purchased with one
P no; r r: not.
1
I’ICTORIAL '.
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‘BEVIEW ?
WILLIAM p BEERS.
Two Stores.
and (liriuihlo bulloons. and thou took
('Ilnrlos K.‘
oily. ‘
*llt‘llll"
air machine in 1900, when his cinbnrlol
come to grl it when their funds save ‘
villi-
n.
it?
10
ll”: , ‘01::th I <
‘ \Vdi‘st.
Skirt,
'lfl‘ rout! .
- Norwalk, Conn.
. .9. ‘_-. E H a. _ - .. ...-. ., .
tnincd his iolonso ()lll\ l)_\ bribing. his ‘. 'V
jnilei.
At various thin-.5 during hie/career 5
Hamilton had ncnrh own hone in his “
bod} broken and to: the past tuoycm‘s '
had worn .1 eihor plate in his head as
the result 01 it full in Pennsylvania ""7
when he fractured his skull. ~
Hamilton wns married twice.
first wife, at Bridgeport woman. .ob-
tuined a divorce. His second wife.
whom he murricd lost summer. \\.us a
daughter of John Lawson,‘ at New
York city.
ills notable flying rel‘ord in mm
state was nmdu on June ll, llill. when
be How from this city to lxlurlfori cup-1
itol. nnd returned .to this city. The
flight was lllluiu in tho lute ul‘lernoou. *‘
and was witnessed by true of thonu- .,
nods. of working people as tin-y \w-re g
homownrd bound from their blur-cu oi"
mnplm'mout. To most of them the‘
tlilt'i'lllt'lt! was a novel min, for there
lllltl boon l‘mv ”ll-””5 that iuul iultrn
pluco in the slutl- up till that, time.
liumillon qurie hisiliuht nbout u “belt
alter the bill requiring the licensing:
of nirmcn had been signed by Corr-rip
or lluitlwlu,
A DIFFERENCE lN WORKING
HOURS.
.\ mnn'u worltinu day is :4 hours.
ills body ornullu must worl. pl-i'i‘lsrtly
21 hours to burn him lit for it bourn
wot-iv. Wonk. Hormiunctiro kidneys
can not do it. They must be shund
and healthily tit-tire oil the limo.
Foley Kidney lillle will lllliko lili‘ll‘ so,
You t'nnnot tuim them into your r-‘-}'l§'
tom without. good results i‘oilouiirt.
l‘ or mile ui ull druugisia“
”a.“ mm“... 2.4.. .. ‘
WILL PROBABLY SETTLE.
Attorney John J. (undo, oi South
Norwulk, Is in ihlricn iodny on three
liquor cause. in" which he repreooum ‘
the defendants. lie hinted that» probes
My all will settle. l’rtiucoutor iicr- ‘ g
ritt will work for the State and rinse J .,.
lino Wnkcmuu will ilrl'liid‘o ‘
COTTON OPERATIVES’ WAGEB
nMsEn.
t’v iailBTliLi Muse: .l‘nn. 22. ##Ah
arouse of the per coht. in the email“
at the 2,000 operating in the cotton.
u... .—
mills of the fireavenorllule (‘ompmly‘ -
was announced today.
girlie
Norwalk Chronicler