. Specul Values ,
in all Linen TowelinTg, lllc, _
" 12 1-20. and 150 a yard.
BED SHEETS—~3ilc, 450. 59c
and 700..
EILLDW CASES-Good qunI-v
ity. 10c, 12 1~2c, 15c and
200, 42 to 45 inches.
E. K. Banks,
Mnhackemo Hotel llook
Iouth Nor-walk.
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Fashion Book
S rpiiug Number
JUST OUT
25c with Pattern Free
WM. P. BEERS
Book and stationary Store.
Norwalk
4—
AL
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or
snow tonight; ISunday, cloudy and
colder; high northeast to east winds.
shifting to west Sunday. The disturb-
ance which was central yesterday
morning over Montana has moved rap.
idly eastward and is new central over
Ohio, where it has united with the
southern disturbance which has moved
northeastward Alabama. The
two disturbances have caused unset-
tled weather with more or less rain
during the last 24 hours in nearly all
districts east of the Mississippi river.
The temperatures are low for the sea‘
son of the year in the Lower Mississ-
ippi Valley, freezing temperatures ex-
tending nearly to the Gulf coast. Mild
temperatures continue in the Lake re-
gion and New England.
l'l‘OIl‘l
WEATHER 'A YEAR Aeo TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 43; high, 59.
Rain.
—-Suappy Kcllys at O'lirien‘s.
Mrs. John T. liayes and daughter
Marion are visiting in New York to-
day.
Attorney Edward J. Quuiau. of Nor-
Iwalk. is spending the day in liridge
rport.
The sale of the Imperial cute to have
taken place at to o'clock this morning
has been adjourned until ‘2. o'clock this
afternoon.
Camilla Thomas l-luut. yesterday
shot a home owned by \ann Paris,
of Woodward avenue the animal hav-
ing a rumor.
Three hundred and thirty ”knights
oi‘ the road" availed themselves of u
lodging in the Smith street . trump
house during the mouth of January.
Henry rl-legelein, who sailed today
for «Havana, on the New York and
Cuba Mall Steamship Company bout
"Havana,” procured his reservation
Hilt.’ tickets through the agents of the
company, .l. M. Layton It: Co. South
Norwalk.
You can afford a tolrphone for like
lllllt'l)’ l‘lX)illllllit‘ reasons that iI will
have mort- than it, costs.
“M
Wlllium 'l‘lcrnoy, drunk, arrested by.
.ludnoll
l‘ldward (Hanson: , ,,
charged with va-'
urant'y. arrested by ()lllt‘ct' li‘lyltu, were:
tcunml or. ‘
I‘li'licor Smith, Illuchurgml by
liaonlt this mornltm.
and Joseph (Yttrroll,
discharged. lit-urge Kunz.
”won a personal tax hill and failed to
uppI-ar III court this morning. llo'wili
lw arrested.
sergeant 'I‘Immtts liunt tlaiul his
lruuly revolver today and put, out of
tin illllrl‘l'iill; It horse which was in
terrible ultimo physically. ’l‘lto drlv~
or of the animal was 'l’auqunlu Mon-
are, who works on the farm in Wilton .
when. the recent, murder was l!(lillltlll»‘
Sergeant. l’lttul noticed the nuli.
it'd.
mai's condition and escorted Monaco
Io l‘nmecutlng (lolduch-mhlt’n other.
it was decided that. if Monaco would
pay the cost of removing the cameras
the would not he
Wed to do it.
5» ma- .w... ML", M...
Violet Saturday
Chocolates
Fresh Every - Week. 25c.
Milton-Powell Corporation
In weathered “our.
Hammer Brand
KNIVES
‘Mnlde to cut and stay sharp.
25c to $3.00. - *
From
,Let us show you the official Boy
Scout‘s Knife. Sells for $1.00.
STATIGNERY AND BOOK stone
to sourn MAlN srusa‘r.’~~
I I.—
Steamship Tickets
to the
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermuda, Daytona. Jacksonville, Sa-
vannah, Atlanta. New Orleans, Pana.
ma, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton 8: Co., inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
l South Norwaik,
DONNELLY’S
Cleans Everything
That Gathers
Dust
Get, all the dirt. ‘The Front:
Premier cleans upholstery and
draperies as well all rugs and
fibers. Won‘t injure the iinest
fabric. ltenovates clothing and
bedding. Gets the moths and
moth eggs.
9m.
limb"
s300°
A child can useit. Cleans in
corners, under furniture. Good
enough for any home. Priced
for the smallest. Fully guaran-
teed.
Home demonstration tree.
IA. J. Collins 8. Company
Hedda Ceal
The hardest, cleanest and most economical coal ever used in fur-
uses or range.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
—--—-—-THE—-——--—
1914 MOYER MOTOR CARS
Are now ready for demonstration at my garage.
Sixes $3,250 Fours $2, 500
Catalogues mailed on request,
CARS FOR RENTAL AT REASONABLE RATES.
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributor for Fairiield County, iliver Street, Norwalk, Conn.
THE JEWELER8.
Our Optical mpartments are in charge of competent Opticians.
We make no charge for examination. and our prices are motion
air! {or ilrstrlnss goods.
" TWO STORES.
96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
1:.
* ity study and community spirit.
'; that is true between a mob and an.
Everything washed and all but the
silarched pieces ironed.
your family wash at the rate of
50 Pieces
750
Just give us a fair Iriul,
Crescent Laundry
PHONE 5nd.
A TRIBUTE-w?
it that funny cuss,
llrouch,
Doesn't stop his knot king folks oboui
i.rlomo evening when bu, rumbles out,
Homo one will ruin him in tho snout.
known as HI!"
.llur good people do not understand
,‘Why he should lump on our
Illiilil,
Wlwn lie llitiill.
hand.
flood bank accounts at their connuaud.
know they lump on
.One Inches tho walks beneath our feet,
The other newer pipes our “streets.
The men who can with them cornpelv,
Arc men that we will never meet.
armnled and he 1
{Their work is always uplouoto;
I Their names are alwuys on the slate.
‘To get their share from off lite plate.
When the good old plum tree has a
shake.
l
Now. Mr. Grouch. it you are wise.
I You will try to out out tellinglies.
Or It will he a great surprise»—
if you ever real. in paradise.
mm A. ISMi'i‘H.
Semi-Finish ’
WASH
Let us do
Mediu-
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE «a.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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Try One of Our; The New Science
aerial-non- or CHIROPRACTIC.
I I
I Chiropractic In the demotion or in.
‘ some or thsl (“le and the art oL
I chiropractor! renters the cause of
. . ,liuunuo and pain. health is restored
whrougb harmonizing the nerve oyu
Inners emu In your body. Female troublet
given special attention;
(FORMERLY LANE'E) jun-Ia; life In the dliteront omens and
m i In».
' mm of the union.
not loving the
in) help you.
.IIII by n wrench. mm or sprain In
ultunimtt lilo sumo.
the back
You will never re
l. niropructor a chance
M Icuotlc treatments given aim.
5It creates pinched nerves and pain in
Ilzvon If done in childhood
i
uroaklaut 25c. Dinner 86o. l “ ‘
8W, 2,0. l I. minute. I). I...
M Wilmington 8L. Bo. Namath Court
I 1 l '
8“"de Dillllll‘ ‘ Uranium from ltlllner Belmont!)
sorr ““0"th
l‘illt'itl'li
lily/VIVA
(thicken l-‘rlrnnmm
lioasl l.umh
l‘rllne ltlbn of Hunt
Vl'Xil-l'l‘l’lllldlli-i
Mashed i'olul‘oen
spinach
runpmo
lircnd Pudding with Win." Hatter
Homemade timed and Pics
Tea, Coffee, Milk. Cocoa
Mansion House
0, means, prop.
3mm witch. at. so. Nam-lit. ‘
rerenuous m.
llount.
u.
Going On
House Furnishings an
Factoiy rl’rlces
l
i
IAnniversary Sale Now
i
I
as West Washington St.
South Namath.
prions. melt.
South Namath. Conn.
was...
Good tenants Inc to be stem
the advertising.
or“.
also curvn ,
illness In cans .
Albert r. . Gehehel
SHlllll ill Still?” llli
Dr. haslall Delivers Address to
4 Members at the Chamber rt,
Commerce in the 6in Hail .
Solve the community equation This
night before sixty members of the
Chamber ol' Corrlinerlle, a talk that in-
spired them‘to go out and instill the
spirit lute‘tbe other members (It the
community that Dr. RuStull instilled
into them. The problems to be solved
in a city come under just as exact a
science as do the problems in mothe-
malice or astronomy, and just. as
wonderful things can be worked Out
in loose civic problems as are worked
out in the others. Solve the civic
equation. w
”There are certain definite known
factors In city life. There arc‘certuln
definite hues of activity that you can
adopt with regard to those city condi-
tions. and where you lay down certain
of those fundamental things and you
apply certain activities to those funda-
mental things you get just as definite
a result as in any mathematical equu~
tiou. There is no doubt about it. The
principal factors are community or-
igahization, community equipment,
training in community work, commun~
Now
take the men and women in the city.
They give of their time and money to
then, they supply some energy to?
them, they secure. some information
with regard to them, they take reuusel 1
about them, they get leadership about;
'them, they find inspiration for them:
Too result is ‘bound to be community
advance, t'iviculiy. industrially and
governmentully. This is not a theory
but a real, live. vital thing that is
just as sure as that two and two are
icon You can work out your Civic
problems just as Gerumny has done
and just as California has done."
Dr. ltastail thou tOok up these five
main topics and went into them more
in detail. He likened community or'
gantzulion to a picked and trained
football team. well equipped and well
fortified to do their work. This thing
inrrny, between untrained men and a
lillliiilllllll [lulllllll-
was the tools of Dr. Rastoll' a talk last ‘
,nud they take responsmility for them. 2
.lootbail team is just as true in the
1community at large. We are satisfied
,to treat the cmumunlty as ll mob pro-
position. not to work out prillt‘,lplvs,§
train. “3
not to organize, equip or to
The?) community study: It is uhstr,
ilutely necessary to study the ueedsi
‘and conditions ill a community if unyy
thing worth while is to be done. it"
things are gone about in a hit or.
,mlss way and none of the phases of
itho city conditions given any thoughh?
{fol study only harm will result, A
lwhoiesale community spirit is the
‘tbina that has lifted little villutzos of
two or three hundred people to the
:ln cities of live and ten thousand pop.
'ulutiou. it is the (Hill adjunct which
leIoh lurking in a community leaves
that l‘ontlnuulty in the some (‘Olltii-i
,tlous today that it was tu'entyilvo
,ycars ago, anti which when awakened
;to the right decree will :Il‘ouso its I-lt-
:izrns so that they will overcome what-
,evrr disadvantages their particular
lolly may no laboring under. lir. lins-
- l lull cited a low examplrs whore (‘lill'li
lwith every prospect. under tho sun.
1wlIiI'II should have advanced without.
Early too great effort were today just
iulwro they Worn roars ago and ”Mr
Inciuhholiug IiIiI-s with enormous oh
statics to ovortomu iuui tlIrouItII this
painting community spirit lumped for
into the \‘llll and totally l'l‘ilill'll’il the,
,olhvr rouununlly. ("immunity spirit?
is the absolute (iiiill'ill lul in tho uphttlld
lnu of your (ill and only ulwu this
spirit is Itlottuml will ‘Noru'nllt llllf'uili"
the great city that it should in» The.
div in tho place of you! alum anti M i
:Hlil‘illlll‘rt your illlllll'li and \our l‘lllllrl“
prospmlu unll illll‘llillly: that not do
toward tho uphnlldlnn lillll nniurzlnn
in! your city rollolllltln llil‘lll‘lly back to
lyou. it in for your limit advantage to
:bl‘lilp‘ your city in tin civic. lnIlunlrlul“
InIIII llal’ur: ununlul lilll‘il to tho hunt-mt
mptlnudnrtl ot‘ still Iom'y no that you thus
iwlll hr the personal trainer llwrr'lrom
I lll‘. littsinlln uddrrua unit null rd:
Lcnlvtzd by all prom-n! und math» n Ilmsn
Elnlnrcuulon. Wouldonl .l, .l. lintnuuub
then made a few ntirrlnu rnmurhu on
the {crater larlt or Nunmttnity spirit
iln this city and that nor. was the right
limo and rlgbl Irpporlunillus Warn, Itt
hand to foster this cornmunily spirit
and build it into something that would
{be worth suite. The orgunlzntion has
lthren hundrml and fifty members and
President Caveman asked every man
who was present to so out and instill
It in spirit into Mitzi! one of the mom
inure and every live business man in
like community
wonderful address in which he touched
on the pleasures he had personally do
rived from meeting men in the city of cigarette holders on hand fur dire walnut her husband, Joseph.
W whom he had never known before. and nitration in limited. and the local nonmupport charge. will be it ’
Accra my. pm but in the am when he got in clutter touch with them dealers are advising patrons to no.2 unlock. this afternoon. In tit
court.
found out that. they were really north
llining this brand.
shall be
LadieS’ 8r Misses
Dresses
VALUES FROM $1.50 to $25
We don’t, know when, if ever, we
did offering.
as yeti can, TOMORROW, to tultcyour
choice of these DRESSES.
- ’ I 0
Ladies ngerte
O
WaIsts
REGULAR PRICES $1.50 to $2.00
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
PM JACOBY‘
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THE'A'Th'E;
98c to $12.98
able to duplicate this splen-
So please come as early
69c
Golden Grain Flour,
SMOKED SHOULDERS, La,
BEST MIXED NUTS, LB.
nusr \VALNUTS, LB
user CRANBERRIES Ls
ANDREW BAVEY
90 Washington St, South
Norwalk 'Phone 410
Vesper
church.
in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
Subject, “The Constructive influence of
The Roman Catholic Church” '
Speaker: John Stapleton, minister of the
Go To Church February 1st
Service
while men. and so it is right down the'
line. This Chamber of Commerce will
hrlnnr the men of the city into closer
touch with eat-h other and will tend
to ripen friendships that will he a
surprise and pleasure to all.
ilelere Dr. ilnstaii’s address the
chairman of the different departments
submitted their reports. which showed
the amount of work that they hurl
done and outlined in a way the umkl
that they are going to (it). Those nu-
ports showed that the Work is helm:
well taken rare at by those Ilopurt’,
meals and that good results will soon
llv apparent.
The Illeollng was un unlit-c success
and Dr. ltItatnll‘s talk Inward up many
new lines or thought from which we
must. certainly profit.
1
I
FREE CIGARETTE HOLDERS THIS
WEEK
Local Tobacco Denicrl Give Fine
Cigarette Holders With Omar I
Cigarettes.
III conurcllou with the little of Ilnmr
lllgtlrollrs in this 1‘”). local dealers
urn giving from lot" It low Ilnyu, to
each pnwhuurr of two parkultou Iu'
Unlur, It handsome cigarette humor.
This lroldur has the merit of brim;
practical as Wnll an Itllructiw herons“.
unilko the ordinary r‘iltlll‘i‘llv imldvr,‘
it in extremely light and alumni. India»
tractable. 'i‘ilo curl in which tho
clitut‘clo is inserted is made of tlnr~
mun ullvtvr, wlIIlI1 the slum Hiltlr
mouthpiece urn quill. it is flu- type;
of riotlrolln illlilll'l‘ which III now nmnt’
popular both in this country and
abroad.
The gilt of those cigarette ltoldnl‘s
tiirough local dealers In Inmlu to m-
,uure an extensive trial of (inter (jigs
erotics because ol' the belief on the.
part of the manufacturers: that smok-
ers generally will like and continue
it is said that the
plan is fully justified by results in
other cities. Omar Cigarettes urn
described It a new Turkish blend of
Prompt petty”, l General Frost then rationed with a very high quality. with a flavor and
fragrance which are wholly different
and unusually pleasing ’3’th supply
promptly In order to secure one.
,iltvu'o \\ ml.
MASTER FOSTER ENTERTAINS.
Pupils of Miss V, May Fallon Hal-o
Enjoyable Time.
linsltr Kenneth Foyer, of Orchard
sneer. Nontulk, entertained the in-
plot pupils or Miss \'. .\l:Iy Fulton’s
musk- class yesterday ohm-noon. The
ortusion was in ooInIuI'lnmuIion ol‘
Master rosters ninth birthday and
proved to be an enjoyable no for all.
Each pupil worn a budge bearing the
inscription. W, I). 'I‘.. \lilil‘ii represents
the vines motto,
.‘ltlsit'nl sI-lt‘wtions were l‘l‘lllil’l‘fi‘dby
ltIH‘il pupil. Mush-oi anions and con:
‘it‘ls'ils‘ were enjoyed and n dainty cello»
lion Bt‘i'l't'li. ’l‘hosr- I'orluunto t‘llilillu“
l . ‘
'Io IIin Ittliilt-tl stars in the contest!
u I re lieu.- Iloihnul. Multan“ \iiil'lll‘"
\‘alullo Word, llnrh i't‘li \l‘lutlle'ttter.
letiunld \\lnv'hrutni and limos-Ill \‘a~
hulllno.
’l‘hoso pwosnl
llmhulu
Illiltlwll ].
thi‘ll litmus
\lt‘pluln llnltt‘.
loru llihblt'. May MI‘Sully.
liotlt l‘roltml. Nuttgio
Wot-d, IlruI-u itourlr, llili Hunks. Helen
Wood. livviyn lIurko...lvlltmuor Daren»
port. Mush-rs l'lIItt’lI-s Mitt‘hI-ll, ”air“
rivnudvruon. l-iunonu \‘uunhn. KIuInI-«ilt
in‘ouirr. I‘Zvorull l-‘oslvr. livonulll Val»
outlaw, I'ldlvartl WlIII'hI-atvr and Harry
.lmlnl.
tiny, and ”lire. .l. llcolon Werner
and rrI-imlu from Stamford were also
prost'nl.
iron I\
Florence
,
HOPE HOSE COMPANY DANCE.
MWIW
Successful Allah-Held Lent Evening
In Town Assembly Hall.
The dance hold in the Town Assent»
lily iitrll. last night. by litmllope Hose '
lfmnpuny, In cretlitmlms II {treat our.»
two. Nearly a. hundred couple attend:
H;
a
mi and enjoyed dancing to the excel»— ,j
lent music furnished by Men’s archers»
trn. Refreshments were served. Till!
committee which arranged the «lfliif
consisted of Richard Moore, chairman,“
Matthew lit-Gratin Albert Lamas.
.lnmcsiDegon and Lawrence Hattie ‘*
A"
The case or Bridgie Mona
Norwalk Chronicler