‘ 124 hours.
q“. ..
special Values
In all Linen Towcllng, 10c. '
12 1-2: and 150 a yard. '
BED 8HEET8~39C, 45c. 60d
and 700. .
PILLOW CAGES—Good qual-
ity. 10c. 12 He, 15c pad
206,“ 42 to 45 inches.
E. K. Banks
Muhaokomo Hotol llook
Booth Not-walk
Valentines
Now on
Display
WM. ‘. P. BEERS
Book and stationery store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
W
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and Vicinity: {Inset-
tled and colder tonight 11nd Saturday,
probably snow or rain; moderate to
brisk west to north winds. The dis-
turbance which was central over the
Lake region yesterday morning. is now
passing out the St. Lawrence Valley.
It is causing cloudy and rainy
weather with mild temperatures in
the eastern portion of the Lake re-
gion end New England. It is follow-
ed by quite a severe cold wave. which
is now central over the miller {Mis-
sissippi Valley. The front. edge of
the cold wave is now as far east as
Buffalo, N. Y., where the temperature
has fallen 24 degrees during the hilt
thours. The temperature is rising.
rapidly in‘the, extreme northwest. A
disturbance central lover Mississippi
EIS causingvcioudy nndl rainy weather
in the lower Mississippi Valley.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘emlperniutre: Low, 30; high, 48.
Fair,
Mrs. Charles Hall, of till-ill street.
Second District, tins recovered from
a slight illness.
Frank Hutch isvconllned to his home
an Crescent ’l‘crrace, with an attack
oi‘ rheumatism.
i-«llost cut shoulder steak. Mn lb
Iinycs' Market.
The degree temp of linens Tribo
will meet in Red Men‘s lloll. this we
plug. for rchcnrsnl,
John W, ('uruow. clerk of the 11s-
eossors' bonrd, is lunch on the job ni-
tor a slight iIIliuss.
...... 4.....-
~~ Snnppy Kelly's at O‘llrlen's.
All the loan] lawyers nrc in lirhlvc-
port todny uttonding the 1111th (uses
on tho short tulcndur.
Alb-s .‘iliiilrt-tl Wilson. of Now York,
is spooning the week cud with Nils.
lilmor \i‘uoks. ot' I"l‘tllliilill nvonlw.
roost, l‘lv:
Huyvu' Ailirltct.
Miss I‘llhcl ‘l'nnc of Norwnlk,
iiml with Mrs. lit-rbcrl Schmidt
‘rh'iiiiiiiiri~ sin-cl, Now ('unmin. i'm‘oilt
11‘,
imhn put Hiioilltloi‘
stroll. Iiic lh.
View
t‘lty t‘iurh Joseph .J. Linitwcllcr,
n ho lut' bin-n ill. wns nl his which for
n time, yi-nicrtlui' nl'lornoon, tooling
11111“): liiipt'mml,
~isnllou‘ 5200 mid
2.710 idim'il til.
still. Kepler's Shoe Store.
Mt‘. nml Iilrn. Alvin liner!" of
Nor-unlit. wm'oweolrend humus of
lllr. 11nd Mrs. (‘1. Morton llnrroli. on
l‘nrk sirm't. New Column.
Homnol Schwnriz. youngest son of
Mr, nnd Mrs. ilmnnol tiehwurtn, or
Hprlnguood. win; initen oulto ill lust
nielit tllid llr. l. ltoucnthnl Wits culled.
'l‘ln- pbyslclnn stayed with the patient
the helper port of the night. The lit
tile hid in doing nicely today. considers
log the nature or his attack.
1..
Violet Saturday
Chucolates
Fresh Every. Week. “25¢.
Stillsool’oweli CorporItiOu
I2 WAGNINQ‘I‘ON ll'i‘hti'l‘.
Many places in the Middle:
West reported a full of temperature
from ”thinly to forty degrees in 24
ol‘ :
’ their luminous connections.
‘ Market.
, thinning will he enjoyed at [ironin-
.‘ $3000
Cleans Ever [thing
That Gathers
Dust
Get all the dirt. The F‘routz
Premier cleans upholstery and
draperies us well no rugs and
floors. Won‘t injure the finest
fabric. Itenovutes clothing and
bedding. Gets the moths and
moth eggs.
A child can use it.‘ Cleans in ‘
corners. under furniture. Good
enough for any home. Priced
for the smallest. Fully guurun;
teed.
Home demonstration free.
A. J. Collins 8. Company
““MI 1 . W
“ECG or range
alentines
1c Valentines for 3
the Children
large assortment.
DONNELLY S
31ATI6NERY AND BOOK STORE
.1. SOUTH MAIN 8TREE13>
Catalogues mulled on request,
Distributor for Fulrl’ield County,
Steamship Tickets”
13532 ha" 'totho @4323
Jeddo Coal
The hardest, cleanest and most economical coal ever used in fur-
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1914 MOYER MOTOR CARS
Are now ready for demonstration at my-i,
Sixes $3,250
garage.
Fours $2,500
CARS FOR RENTAL AT REASONABLE RATES.
OSCAR H. BANKS
River Street, Norwalk, 061111.
SUNNY soc-1:11
Bermuda, Daytona. Jacksonville, 8:.
vannah Atlanta, New Orleans. Pana-
ma. Nerfolk, Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton & Co., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
, South Norwalk.
me for first-class goods.
96 WASHINGTON 8TREET.
22 WALL STREET.
Coleburn & Lauder
THE JEWELERS.
Our Optical Departments are in churgo ol’ cmnpetcnt optlchins.
We make no charge Ior e :nminutiou, and our prices are moder-
TNO STORES.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
“Wm—”I... . .. ....._L-...--
Semi- Finish
Optician
WASH
Everything washed nnd all but. the
siturched pieces ironed. Lot no do
your family wash iii the rate 0!
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
”r r
50 Pieces
i . . __ 1
‘1 _ FOR l‘ry One of Ouri
Sc
Just give us 1! lnir ,trlul.
Crescent Laundry
Delicious
D1n11ers
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
1
1
‘ PHONE 6-4.
; l Illlllt‘H ll. Honors and .l. l-hnm‘y
tilt-runs sun in Now ‘t'orlt (thy tmlny.
mm ....c.......,....
SMALL FIRE TODAY.
m ..... w...
l'oslnl curds 11m lwiun received from
glilllitlll‘lt I’l‘lltltil'il'Ith. or Honib Norwnlk.
‘II(! in now In Lolpnlc. (tumour. and
Milli iw lilies the pinch llilllli'lltll‘l)’.
Loin pork. lvlc ill.
Olin-or Milton l. iAlt‘itthOtI won ulil|~
mi in My nwanuc. inst night. to quiet
lilichnel ll‘rnnk. who was «renting it
‘dlmurbnnce. ’l‘hc oiilccr'u visit, was
sutlslholory lo the iilll‘tilliml‘lltitlil.
i‘hrlniopher ilnrmrn. of North Mum
street. who lien been ill in improving
Ills norm Albert Mill Peter. of Keyporl
N. .l., are attending his business mul‘
[when he recovers they will msuuw
ill‘l‘llllnl‘ o nit-Am iiiiw t'litll’ml
through lilv lnuululinh of u liil'i‘l‘ oi“
wire routniuiiin electricity o tiny iii'I!
lllllil plow in i'lulblnn Mitll‘i- oi‘ lloit
l‘I‘Ii uml Htcwuu, in l-lonih iiuin nlrool.
nt- ltl o‘rluch this morning.
:vlccli‘lt‘ lighting system niui the (pin.
phone service worn crippled Mill ilii'll
lliiyln’ .‘xikvl.
from the Southern New I‘lnnlnnd This»
phone l‘mupniiy worn unlit-(i in to
make repairs.
W.w-w
u-To reel strong. hum goon appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy
Milli. use Buidtidk Blood hitters. the
grunt system ionic and builder.
MR8. GREGORY ENTERTA‘iNu.
Mrs. Henry W. (iregry, of West ova.
nne. entertained a large company hi
friends at, curds, yesterday afternoon.
. Auction was a feature oi the accession.
land tonight. A Country Store will he The prints: were awarded as follow”:
the surprise of the night Silk stoele First, Mrs Charles Barker. second.
high and lioyiern «smiles are given in Mrs. Frederick H. Quinterd;tt1lrd,
everybody attending Don't roll to be Miss Helen Swans: fourth Misti Moi-3!
there Bette. .lietreubmentu were served.
wSpring lamb chops, lie lb, liziyes‘
from the White itilm'irlc l‘ompuny and
1
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU
Chiropractic is the nonunion of tin
‘uuoe or the disease and the «rt 0’
Chiropractors remove the ounce or
license and pain, health is restores
through harmonizing the nerve eye
unit in your body. itomnlo trouble»
,clron special attention; also cum
7 tire oi the spine.
l
t
Ilnlli the ,.
i
You will never re
(l‘i‘i string the Chiropractor I “mum
to help you.
ill ”.1 netlc treatment: given also
,It cronies pinched nerves nod min in
1 truer life in the dilicront omens on!
limbo.
MI by a wrench twist or sprain ll
Adjusting the some [linemen to undo
the buck. loved it done in childhood
T. FRANCIS. I). l1.
:4 Wuhlngton 81.. an. Norwnlk. coon
lirudnnio irom Humor isoliool, tin
11-10!va
Brooklyn 2511:. Dinner Mo.
Supper 261:.
Saturday Dinner
Toronto lllmpie
l’oi Roost linlioune
lions! l-‘ork
lmnh Stow
Manned Potatoes
Green Pens
llunnnn Souffle
Homemade Braid and Pics
The. Calico, Jilin. Goons
Mansion House
C HASSA ii. Prop.
H/g-fl Tfiwl% ‘1‘?" _. "30% NMIR.
49 LIV 3 L08!
(Continued n‘ issue page.)
Williamson, J.. New York.
. "Wililumsoni G.. M York.
Steerauo.
Gilbert .1. New iprk.
ltnllnn, New Yorln
Russian. New Yorlc. “‘
Smith. Zack (3., New York.
illolen, M., New Yorio
Roper. 0.. New York.
‘Scott. Louis 19.. New York.
Wilson, 'l., New York.
News Resolved in New York.
NEW YORK, .lun.
ilrmutlon of the sinking of the steam-
er Monroe wus givenearly todny by
11'. ii. Walker, president of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. in :1
telephone message to ofllces ol’ the line
here from Washington. Until he had
tnlked by telephone with Mr. Walker:
Superintendent.James Leylund, oi‘ the
as true the wireless report of the die
aster. ‘ Captain Leyland pointed out:
tlon against just such an accident and
he was visibly affected when Mr.
es.
"It is the first accident we've ever
had." Captain Leylnnd said as the
tears sprang to his eyes, “and we can
only hope that the loss of life is not:
us great as reported."
No news of the collision was receiv~
ed at offices of the Old Dominion Line
from Washington, who kept in com-
munication with Norfolk. Captain
Leylend said the Monioe c111 ried forty
six first cabin and eight second cabin
pnssengers and a crew of severity. He
said President Walker hud conllrmed
press reports that of the 129 persons
nbonrd eighty~llve were rescued by
the Nantucket. These figures. Captain
lieylund said. probably would be sub-
ject to niterntion and he expressed the
fear that the death list would reach
more than the thirty-nine reported
lost.
President Walker's message to his
olllcc here said that liltLNtilltllt'kel was
‘ proceeding slowly towurd Norfolk and
wtinld reneh that port about. it) o'clock.
indicating that she. too. sullered seine
damage in the collision.
The Monroe was built. at Newport
News, Vn.. in 1903.
She was of 4,704 gross and 2.8% pct
tonnage. iller length wns 345 feet, ii
inches; it; feet. 2 inches beam. and
28 feet. ti inches deep. 1She was com-
manded by Cuptnln E. E. Johnson. Guy
llenclcy was llrst otllcer. .l. E. (intoley,
second olllcer. and John Perkins, chief
; engineer. (‘Iuptnin Johnson is reported
uniting the rescued.
The Monroe hnd n (rupncity of 243
first and second cubin passengers. She
usually curried a crew ol‘ Si men. At
this time of the your. (.‘uptnin licylund
explained. there was nlwnys 11 slump
in the passenger trnillc, accounting for
tho smull number nbonrtl at the tithe
of the accident.
The property less. Captain lieylnnd
thought, would ho. about $25,001). ox-
elusive of htel‘ reight curried nnd bat:-
unge of the pusscngcrs llllli the crew.
Heavy Fog in New York.
NEW YORK. .lnn. Kit—«Now York
. and its ndlnccnt wulct‘s wore ngniiron-
:relopcd in n hcuvy I‘m: this morning.
3Wntcr trnlllc in the curly hours was
I suspended and the movement of trulns
1and ours in nod hour tho city was slow
: 11nd uncertain.
i llown the buy and in the lone to tho
ocnnn the tie—up oi" stcnmor lrnlilc was
absolute. Not a liner come In over
night nod the mnrinc stntions. for the
first time in yours. hml nothing to re-
port at tlnrbreok.
300 VllIMAII AT liIIEAT
MEET 0F EASTERN STAR
.\'|G\\ llII\\'l:.\' .lnn. tin. I‘l‘nc tirund
(‘lutptci ()1!ch ol‘ the lizmtci‘n Him
hold its nununl ili'iiflilll lii linnonlt'
llull lmlnv lb! lil‘ll‘xllll' hotly lining oi
iconnhlcrnblo number. 'l‘hc inornlnlt
ifli‘lililull Willi sotucnhul «ch nicti it}; ill-i
cuuluu from tip.- Nuiriliuautorn purl ol
tin» Moth who imported to trnwl prof
tho \‘nllcy ronti wore curried to Now
London owing to trouble with on on-
Mine and (“ti not nrriw until noon.
Anions tlw rnporln inutlo wcrt- those
of Acting llrnnd i‘ntron llrvllln il. ltlp~
Ivy and tiw Worthy tlruiid Mulron.
bird. llnrlim l.. ll. llnllup, 'l'hc hitter
nine mode 11 mum on itch-rut:- to the
alumni allusion of Hip ltuiit‘t’ill i’l‘liliti
chnpinr held ni i‘hlvnuo in Hopioinhnr.
The reports show that the mono
lierhhip of the order in thin sluts in
9.34:3, u nutn of 5525.1'hn receipts for
the your were unseen, ‘l‘iie 111m".
tiersltip in the Hillel] Stolen in about
voodoo. One new simpler. nt Jewell
City. was orgnnlaemlng the year.
At 1 p. m the Iblilfil simpler of this
city served lonchfiofi to the grtind or
floors and other taint. to the num
ber of about 100 Mid d n'. in. they will
serve supper at the smile place. Mrs.
This Russell in chairmen of the enter-
inlnmont committee at Ethel chapter
and was assisted by in members 01
the chapter. -
playmate smut is 111 at her home
in Washington street.
30.-~Olliclul com. . ..
main linedivlslon, iwas loath to accept,
that the Monroe curried every proton?
Walker confirmed the press dispatch-
here except through President Walker .
Final Clos1ng Event
y“ Our
Clearance Sale
~WE ANNOUNCE ONE OF THE
GREATEST LADIES’ AND MEN’S
Coat Sales
TI-IIC NOItWAiiKS HAVE EVER SEEN
January
s
Tomorrow we will place on sale every Winter (‘onl in stock
at HALF’ THEIR VALUE. This is without question the uz'eitt- ‘
est money saving opportundy ever offered to the Men .111] Wo-
nun of .\.oi\vztlli
Cash or Credit
FRANK JACOBY
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
Wameaaaal
Phone 1069-2
Our. First _
Anniversary Sale
. BEGINS
Tomorrow
SATURDAY
Plan to Come Saturday
If You Can
Phone 1069-2
.
Big Reductions in § ‘
Housefurmshings
_........_W._...—..
$1.3" lurizv Hizc itilh‘hnlzctl Ash (‘uusllliic two ounri gray llllitlllrit‘d Ten and
\viiiicm‘nr ......... . .......... 93". mm“, 1.0.5. .. 24°
.
i
............... .
Idle club! ounrl urny Illillllltll‘tl (‘ooli-
inn i'ots ............ 29o
‘ l
, ‘ I “‘l i . r , 1 . 41 a 4 ’ ‘ ‘
lfw lnmliy HIZU (lnrbnizc (‘nnn alc‘ "‘ “I“ “R ““5 "”“Wl‘d “‘1
I'ii'llll‘il ....................... 390
21.11 good size nulvuiilzt-il l-‘oo, . ’
‘I‘uhn ‘ lilo Inc l’urumn citru strum: iltittHcIlolll
,. " """"""""""""" Ammoni'i ............ 3 bottle. lilo
Slain solid «topper ulcitci platted ‘l‘nn ‘
Keith-n. it til. him ............ 89c 371" llcturnlhlu Iiosilnn ili'nshcu .. 19o
Illic jnpnnuml Iii'l‘ittl lioxcrs. hire
it x l2 ipcltcn ..... . ........... lilo
2.311 lli’l)‘ loot l'lmhu-p Lint-s 10c
.“dic ’l‘uicn' iinsllcsn li‘loor Nomi ,, 30c
$2.710 Iiisio‘ll'ii (ftirpnt Hil‘l‘l';.l‘l‘li, mph
or unihomniy iinluh $1.89
491* two qunrt gray vimnwlmi lilo--
llollei'u
25c l'Stii‘tlwliwuro l‘orurmi l‘lidltlv
29c
ALBERT F. Greene
25 West Washington Street. South Norwaik
Next to Telephone Building
Phone Order. ..
Promptly Attended To.
Free Delivery to All Pam
at City or Country.
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