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SpecraIValues
in oil Linen Toweling, 100.
12 120111111 1511 a yard.
BED SHEETS—«7am 4150, 50c
End 700. ‘
PILLOW CASEa—Good qual—
.lty, 100. 12 Mo, 16c. and
200, 42 to, 4511110111311.
if. E. K Banks
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; Valentines
Now on
Display
‘ WM. P. BEERS
Book and stItIonory Store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Unset-
probably
For Norwalk and vicinity:
tied tonight and Friday,
rain: warmer tonight; increasing
southeast to southwest winds. The
westren disturbarlce now forms 11-well-
2 defined storm area. central over Upper
Michigan. it is causing cloudy and
rainy weather with high temperatures
from the-(Mississippi river eastward
toihe coast. it is followed by a cold
wave from the northviest. The fem
poratdijg‘fiiis touch from 20 to M de-
grees during the last 24 hours be-
tween this Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 28; high, 40.
Cloud-y. ’
2.101111 ..Piercq, who is in Merrimac,
Moss, is remembering his friends with
postal cards.
There will be heldxa rehearsal of St.
Mum) s choir ut the chuuh this evM-
lug at 8 o'clo'k .» ,g.‘
.2 ‘V
A (::l1ur(l1 businese meeting of the
South Norfolk Baptist church will he
held this evening. All the members of
the church are requested to be pres-
cm. The meeting ulll follow a short
devotional meeting.
Officer John ll. Toothill saw two
small boys with a big bag on the rail-
roud tracks over Washington street
yesterday ‘He called them to come
down; .1 hag contained rusty scrap
iron taken from a dump.- Throfi'icer
warned the boys to keep off the trucks
in the Ernie. ‘ -“
l’ostnl cnrds received from Electri-
(-nl Commisisouer Thomas Robins, who
is visiting his son, Arthur diohins. in
Minneapolis, Minn. nre telling local
friends that he is enjoying his trip
immensely. The son ls doing Iluely
in his work. Mr. Robins 1will return
home 111 11 few days. it is expected.
lily (‘h-rk Joseph ..I lilnxweilvr has
ghen notice of his intention of at-
tcnding his olllco this afternoon.‘
“1.11116 11111-1 been silk und Stephen lio-
kus, With-,1 l.inx“ has been eating for;
the olilce duties in u masterly manner.
.Im- will be welcomed but u by that.) My
Hull force. 111.1 has had good care. for
.llnyor li'ruucis I. 1liurnoll has been
treating him. .-
.'\lr11. liollu ll.
l-‘IIII'IIolIi Murillo,
hostess I'm'
(lillli‘l' 111 111111 homo lust (-vvnloiz.
(1171111111 uni-«Is. which included rum-rm
from out of iown, were Mrs. Joseph
Imdln. of New Yorlt. M17, 111111 Mrs.
\i'llilum-lé‘ltrh, (11‘ Now ”on1. General
’1'1111 I12y(‘l»;.ol' 111M
Bridgeport.
Valentines
8PECIAL.
.._-.._...—
lc Valentines for. I;
the Children
large assortment.
DONNELLYIS
31111710115111! AND aooK s'rous '
10 8001111 MAIN eraser,
Steainship Tickets
to the
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermuda, mfitona. Jackmnvfllo, SI-
Vannah Atlanta, New Orleans, Pana.
ma. Norfolk, Old Point Comfort.
1. M. Layton & (10., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk,
Semi- Finish
WASH
Everything washed and all but, the
siiurched Let us do
your fumily wnsh at the rule of,
pieces ironed.
1
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won the;
11 most nitrni'llvo (iloncr’
'I'hu’
lluusoll Front, of South Norwullt, Mr.‘
11ml Mm, Arthur W, lioblnnou. ((1111 Mr.
nod Mrs. Louis N. fiooth. A numbor
of zulditidnol 11111111111 hud been invited
for tho dancing which followed the
dinner, 5111-1111113 orchodlru furnishing
the music They included Mr and
rum. Willlnm 1:. HIWII’W. Mr. nm‘l Mrsf
Fruit]: '1‘. 11111111111111. Mr. untl MrH. Henry
1’. lionuhuw, Mr, and Mrs. Walter ll
Lushur, Mr. and Mrs. Arrhlhuld lilo
I‘d-ii: Mrs. miner licordsley. W. 1')
llurnhnm. (1nd Frank (idles, the latter
of licrby.
This Week’s Special
60c llromo Seltzer-”...”...HH
26c llmmo Seltzer
10c (Bromo Seltzer ...-......1...
om: wseK’ouLv.
Stilton-Powell ’Clupmtion ‘
- I1 wasmNoroo eraser.
1
15¢
‘t‘m 1411100000 mortgage held by the.
1
81.00 llmmo SBIIZEP one;
{or receivers in December,
50 Pieces
750
.lllsl give us a fair Iriul.
Crescent Laundry
PHONE 5-4.
~WABA8H RECEIVERSHIP.
Coniorcncos Being Hold to Bring
About a Settlement.
”s11; 1.0111111, 140., Jun.
(111cc between the receivers nod homi-
hoidors of the Wabash ltnilrond wus
110111111 in the viiumbcrs of U111 ilnlted,
limit-n Circuit. Court horo today. which
is expected to loud up to tho termino-
liou of the receivership.
ltopreueuiuilvos of tho lllquituhlo
Trust Company of New York city-Milo:
luvgust bondholders of the railroad ----- ',
submitted to Forlorn] .Iudgo Adams 11
form of. foreclosure decree which, If
approved, will order the sole of the
Wilhllzlh proportion III. auction huh-11H
Equitable is paid within live days
The conference was not public. and
the plans for reorganizing the railroad
have not been announced.
The Wehnah was out I11 the hands
liill, 0:1
,(1omplnint of the Westinghouse Air
Brake {,‘ompnuy. which had a claim or
$18,000 against the road.
Equitable tiled for a foreclosure suit
(W
aovz‘nrws 1111 rue soon 11111.
211,- n-A (1oziior— '
Cleans, Everything2
That Gathers
1 Dust
eat all the (1111’.
Premier cleans upholsm‘ry and
draperies (Is-(well nitrous and
floors. Won't'injuro‘. the finest
111-11113. Renovatos'kclothinlg and
bedding. Gets the moths and
mouth eggs. ‘
13001.
A child can use I-t.‘ Cleans in
corners, under furniture, Good
enough (for any home. Priced‘
for the smallest. Fully guaran-
leed. ‘
Home demonstration free.
"A. J. Collins 8. Company
m
Jeddo COal
The hardest cleanest and most economical coal ever used in rm"-
nnce or range.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1914 M01131 than CARS
Arc now ready for demonstration at my garage.
Sixes $3, 250 Fours $2, 500
Catalogues mailed on request
CARS FOR RENTAL AT REASONABLE BATES. ”2
OSCAR H. BANK S1
Distributor for I-‘uiriield Coun‘y, itiVb11 Street, 1'0rwslk, Conn.
1:..Golehu'rn 81 Lauder
(I
l.‘ THE JEWELERS.
0111- Optical Departments are In charge of competent optleinns.
We make no charge for examination. and our prices are moder-
ate for first-class goods.
11131111111111.1111...." ‘
‘ in prison or 111 exile,
2.:"ionLinnvioljuuutnriu
LONDON, 3.... Bliwmee “loathe-r-
Ina lireshlrovsknya, the Russian 'revo-
her iecent attempt to escape from Sl-
1l1eriu,‘nccording to wdrd which resch-
ed sympathizel‘s here today, with u
Sentence of eighteen ‘111011ths' solitary
confinement. '
It was early in December last year
that Mme. lireshlrovskuyu, “The
Grandmother of the Russian Revolu-
tion," made 11. second unsuccessful st-
teltrpt to escape from the perpetual
exile in which she was sentenced in
Morch_ 1910. She had been permitted
to go to dinner under police escort oi.
the lodging of u fellow exile in the
village of Klrensk, up under the Arc-
tic Circle. She remained until even-
ing, when n cmnpnnion. Anirceff,
dressed inher cloth-1111;. emerged from
the house. Accompanied (by the po-
lice, the accomplish hobbled to the.
lodging of Mme. lireshhovsksyu, where
he. 11,emained' ‘
This was on December 1. and it was-
not until December 4 that the oscopc
was discovexed. All the machinery
for pursuit was put to work, 114th the
result that Mme. Iireslrkovskoyu,
dressed as a mun, was Intel-copied and
taken hack to Kirenska.
Mme. Brcshkovshaya. is seventy
live years of her life has been spent
l-ler father was
a. nobleman and land owner in the
province of Chernigofi’. She is well-
known in the United States, where
she has visited.
11911 present exile followed (1 trial
for evolutionary conspiracy that at-
tracted public attention in many coun-
tries .
CIVIC LEAGUE LECTURE.
Pure Foods Talk on Monday, Feb, 9,
at the Norwaik Library.
The Civic Leanne of Norwalk offers
to the public 011 Monday, February
9th, at the Norwulk Library-1,11. lecture
on Misbrandcd Foods. The lecture
will (:(‘nnmeuce nt 3:30 o’clock, and
will be given by David J. Hickey, a
young chemist. who for some time was
intimately associated with Professor
Allen in the pure food laboratory at
Wcstficid, Massachusetts. Mr. Hickey
spoke beime the Conneclh ut l1 ederu-
Ition of Women s (‘lubs 111 New 1131' 11.11.
111111»: 111111111111, 11ml aroused great inter
i‘est by his forceful talk and (by his
(114-111th of (10111111 foods and their
induliernniis.1‘he leagues and clubs
101' the various smtious of the cl‘v 111
Incl] us the general public Tire (11-01
(liully united to In- present.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAT-
TWO STORES. .
96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH' NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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1 58 WALL BTRIET
O. D. Jackson ......1...
Optician PHONE‘HO.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free,
-—-—,__-1-
Try One of Our
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE‘B)
The New. Science
DEFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIQ
Chimproctlc II the definition of tho
nose of the disease and the art 01
(‘hlroprocturn remove the caulemi
llseaso and pain, health Is roItorod:
1110111111 hflmonlzlng the nerve syn
(111111 In your body. Female troublen.
alvon special attention; also curvn
ore of the spine. You will never to
(rot giving the Chiropractor I clumps
0 help you.
M :wnotlc treatments given 111m
It cmatss pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the diliorent organs and
iImbo.
ad by a wrench twist or sprain In:
Initiating the some. Disease In onus
the buck. Even it done In childhood
'1‘. 11111111013. 11.(..
14 Washington at" 80. NOMIIII. Conn
Later the ‘
Ilroduatmirom 111111111111 15011001, till
1 (Inonvmr.
I
For. Hardwood Flows. Breakfast 25¢, Dinner 359,
$1.00 and $1.60. I
O-Codnr Oil 250 and 501: bottle:
1 1
Albert F. Gehebei
115 West Washington 81.,
South Noryalk. -
1 Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.
South Norwaik, Conn. .
RAISE IN POSTAGE RATES
WABHING’I‘ON, Jun, zit—“Plans are
under way In the House for 1111 111-.
lorease In the second class postage.
rates. A. hearing on February ll was
announced yesterday.
Supper 250.
Thursday Dinner
times Poo Soup
limos-mode hoof lite-w
Ham-burger Roost
Roast Veal
Mashed Potatoes-
Gtowsd Tomatoes
Apple Twpiocs Pudding
Home-made Broad-111111 Piss
Tun. notice. Milk, Cocos.
Mansiondlouse
C HASS!‘ N, Prop.
00/ was II III Hamid»
WTEHIAHO‘I‘II 301.. . .3.
C
TERS.
The (‘hnmlwi ()1 (‘ommerce holds
its 11111111er meeting Friday (Honing
.Innunry 30111. 111 tl1e(‘ 111' Hall in South
NHI‘WIIIIL Dr, 11. .\l 11111111111. civic
.nnd (1(0:1ol11l(1 expmi oi‘ the Mnnicipul
1891‘th Bureau (11' New York (‘11).
who has nlrcmli made himself “(11]
2111101111 to the mumln rs (1f the hrnnu
lzailon will nguln be present to 121w1
a talk on “11:11 is 11111 essnrv for the
up to- (late (icvolopuieul (1i conuuuuillcs
111ml how the (humour of (‘ (humor-e
2121111 be 111111 is bound to be the lusdim.
.‘fnctor in this (levolopmunl. hr, lins-
ilull hus nlrcmly outlined 11011111 v11r1
2I1nporiunt work for our different (h1-
ilmrlnI(111it=.mui those who have not
7been Iortunulo snout-1h to hour him
,should ovull [bloom-lies of this oppor
11min Idler} onul Irh-x111oi'NONuik
lg ((ll'llliilll 111\ lied 1111111111111 this unwi-
inn.
Fwd llnos,‘o(rr1tnu I‘rMidoui o’l
1hr llm‘mi of 11211111 oi ililduvpori, will
ulso ho 111111141711. .131 one of the spunk
(11111.
.ramiznliou (opal-(Ills: ol‘ Willi mu
i-Cwlnlt (lutlrmun 11 1111111111111 I‘m-d
1111111 11nd M. I) 1111111111”. will ulvo 11
full report of tho doings of ilwh (10111
milieu which resulted in tho brinulunl
of n tillllilil‘nc'lliling (mu-11:1 to N1 01-1
wullt. 0
8TEAMER'8 CYLINDER BURSTB
(lilltlilNIl/ltlfl‘lhl. Iionmnrh, Inn.
“The 11111111111111. of 11 low prcuultrn (1y-
(1rlcun liuor ilniind Simon while
her voyage Ioduy. chum-(l tho cupiuln:
to decide to return In Illnunow for m
pulrs, 'l‘hc \‘I‘IIMII loft 1111111.In11.i.4
with 2‘14 pnsuouncrs on hourd. 1141111
Scotland.
The passengers ore to ho transfor-
rod In another nicomor lit Ginsnow.’
whence they Will proceed to New
York.
“RUSH TO FILE INCOME TAX
CERTIFICATE-28. ,
NEW YORK, Jan. 29. Mrhe rush to
Ills Iucomc our certificates is on in
this city. Hundreds of chiming whose
s‘nnual 11111111121141 returns exéood 98.3110
'14 year such visited the custom house
\ ‘ The umber of incense tax
2 «41113.11 yesterday was over 4,.000
lutlonaly lender,111111 been punished for ‘
yeasr of age. and more than twenty- 7
Thu ludusirlul («pundit-no (II the or.‘
211,‘ .
llum Sum-r,
lindor on bourd 111(- Hrnndlmtviun«Am-1
(1112-
hroko down two hundred miles west Ell Hunts.- oi llluhluud avenue. vostordnv '
m. 1.11111. :Two Mose oivouces us‘rImNso
The Very Best Clothing That -"
“Money Can Buy, at Lowest
Cash Prices... B“ ..Terms to Suit
The Man or Woman who 11111.11 be in need of I‘loihlng, whether
for worh2 or dress, need wait no 1011ger.—‘—'HERE, CREDIT ls
GOOD.—.—Any honest workingmun or women may (1p(>11’ 1111
account, and' dress as they wish to be dressed for “A VDOVLLAR
A WEEK." They will find the prices as low as the lowest, and
111(- 2Clotlllflg UNION MADE. '
Opp.. Hoyt’ 5 Theatre
OVERLAND --- 35 H P'“:
Stylish in appearance, a revolution in serveiv, powerful; Hro‘t‘nuy,
speedy. With electric lights and storage battery, $950; . Equipped
with electilc engine slur-tel 11nd generator $1.._075 Can delth at
once.
1111's on show, N0. 5 Madison St.
Catalogue on request
Luther M. Wright
DEALERS
Phone 1413-4, Norwalk.
l:I:I
Call 01 ‘phoue for (11111101)
A. V. Millspaugh ~2
Phone 8. Damn.
t'1tition.
1311135133?leme ms;
PHONOGRAPH ‘
YOU HAVE MISSED A MUSICAL TREAT. ' "
COME IN ANY TIME AND HEAR A FIECZORD.“2
The A. .I. Angevine 81 Son Co
134-136 Warnington street. South Nor-walk.
Golden Grain Flour,
‘snounn sum: 1 nuns, LB ....... . ......... . ..... .. 2
BICSI‘ MIXED NIZTS, L11, ..... ....... .. .. 155:.
user WALNUTS 1.11. .......... . ....... . 1311‘
111-1531 (summons 1.11 ...... ..... . .... rec'-
g ANDREW DAVEY * 7
1 90 Washington St., Scuth Norwalk 111101134111-
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E11111“ EVERYTHING
i’li'ii'ill'm... ELECTRICAL Mo...3rl’f§§l$::
You want your house or store wired
You need nu clot-trio motor
You want an (-lectriclnu In 11 hurry .
We will not overclinruo vou and 11111 guarantee the work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO
I
(Rog Isterodi
% ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. .11 .1 .
54 WATER 8T. PHONE 3423. BOU ,- N,
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR GULLOM.
W1 1 .
\'1\:-lll.\‘(ll‘Ii.\‘,Jun. glhffi‘lelerr n
Euler “11.01111 service polite some how
LAZANSKY GIVES TESTIMONY.
in.
NEW YORK. .qu. ... 1121111111111 1.111
174111111117. I‘oruwr Secretory (11' 5111111. 1h.-
'Iirut oi the mombms and (14 members todiy, tho iuulymt former ..tiuuutor
(11' Ilu- 111111111 rouul bomds (11 1:11;: um1.‘li(lll) .\l. i‘ullUm , was 51112111111, for
lill'i lo met-pl Ibo. linilnliun 11l Illl‘ spi'lniz ‘iI-ld, ill
llr, (mop-s Wood, 11 l‘rosiiytv-riuu
”ivrmmuo nod 11 (I‘IHI‘. tripod-oi ill"
Turns-11 l-lI1LIlIIUr. wus turilluu iodoy how
121‘, (Jullom hud (-iumpml his bullet In
vii-rolly (liter writing his 3111111011111.
The iol'umr 111111111011coprlmlml 11ml.
1.1111111. Mill on (win-(1111111111 of doubt (out.
Ili‘ lmd i‘ollml (111111111111 In his 1111111111111
211111111 of 11 mm-Ilnp. oi lhn- lmurd 1112 Al of the Scriptures Io wurruul imiloi In
2111111)! twin). ;:1 hurl-11111113
l 'Iho lolm lluo inquiry 1111111111111. 111112: '11“ ‘1... pm 11-“- mrmllw 1111!. potions
for toduy was postponed until .\lo.1- (1111111111211 I’mnplnivly.” sold 111-, Wood.
dill/v “'11P“ Hullutoi‘ ("H‘Wm‘ill 11ml Nil-3”,. told ow ho Iil’liI'Yi‘iI in limi 11ml
former uovcraior. prnlm tfhriut 111111 ionoorlullly 11ml vodml:
lily will he tho prlm'lpul \I‘llllal'rim'll. I 1- 4 1.11111 to "1“an ilw ilrol WWI“
.....MW..... illmlly u sluiviuvni’ of My 111ml?”-3
MASTER HENTZ ENTERTAINB' 1crowd, to ho insuring] the lust (Vhoptur
A large number of 1111' frlvmls of I‘. 1111 “I my “"“ll""i“"‘“1 ’1" ”WM” tho
llcntz wero onloriolned oi the hoop- ““1"”! “Mirofisvd on 11 (111111 (1111 when
of his pnronis, Mr 11ml .‘lro [lorry I. ll" “gm “M "h” H
(9111111111 urund Jury, low:- Iipuilnn tin-I
‘t-ouirucl u-wnrdod to James 1‘. 31111111111 2
11111111 1111 IIIIl-‘RI'II ulivmpi to (0111111 pull-
211ml cuntrlbuilmm from Illlll. 11111-1 .llw
rt‘lllef witness licl‘oro lhui body Iotlnfv.
()Ihr-ro 1111111111 In tr-ntify.u'11o 111'11
1111111111111'11 of the promo” imiml will In-
.unublo Io nppunr oolll Ion-1 on 1111-
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afternoon. The occasion our
anniversary of his birthday. and the
pupils of Miss Florence McMahon and
other friends were Invlivd Io (11.11411311qu 1
’1119 (went. Various games ware. Invluls
TO COURT.
Haw...»
113111411111 i(otrlil(uf1(ki of l-‘ali'lleld hits
”(111 in. and a delightful luncheon n-ne pvtlor (ourt (against her 1111111111110."
served, .llllu- Kntrhkomui. [insertion is Iii-v
”NW“ iii-,1: ml The couple were married in
Viscounr 111111111er1111 oeno. :August 19117
wit-11014.1“. 29 V—Iscount Kunm-
ford who for many years was proud sued for a divorce
today In his sights ninth year. 1111 Is dam B. nlrdssli or “Poi-11131111111911.1251.
succeeded by his son, Sydney George 1.. was cruel and intamnerote. r139
illolhmd, horn in 1855. were married March ll, 131111,
FRANK JACOBY “"-
lierthsl. iiirdaoil of (lrmmIch. has
in 1111-- 111mm ,
1111111. in the Conservative Party. (lied court alleging tost- her husband. Wil- ~
1
brought a suit for (livorcz- in illo- nuw
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