Special Values
in all Linen Toweling, 30c,
12 12c and the 0. yard
BED SHEET8-~390 45c, 50c
and 700
PILLOW CASES-{load quill-
lty, 10c. 12 Mo, 15c and ‘
200, 42 to 45 inches.
,E- K.“ Banks
Mlhu’okemo Hotcl Ilock
South Nomlk
WEATHER FORECAST.
.r Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
nigiit and Tuesday, diminishing north-
west to north winds. at disturbance is
central this morning over Minnesota.
It is causing cloudy weather with light
snow in the Upper Mississippi Valley
and the western portion of the Luke
region. Pleasant weather prevails in
other sections east of the Rocky Moun.
thins. Moderate temperatures prevail
in all districts, except along the ex-
treme northern border where it is be
low zero. White River, ('lnnudu, re-
ported tliiity degrees below sero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV.
Temper:ature Lou ltl; high, .28.
Clear.
The cases of the crap shooters have
again been continued until later this
week,
m
Mrs. Frederick E.‘ Sitts and family
have moved from Elm Grove street to
Taylor avenue.
Mary Havens was lined $5 and rests
for drunkenness by Judge Keogh this
. morning in court.
Mrs, W, S. Crol'uit uud .l. l3, Crol'iitt
01' New liiaVeti spent the week—end
'- with relatives in town,
Richard Lynch was ordered by
Judge John Keogh this morning to pay
Stilt; for his personal tax.
Miss Helen Barker, 01‘ 8 Fall‘lleld
avenue, is substituting for a few weeks
in Cornish school, in New Canaan.
Joseph (lrumbly. police olilcer, found
an umbrella in \i'ushinittoii street yes:
terduy. There hove been muny t-liiim-
unis already,
'l’ho howling tournament. of the
South Norwulk Club will start on Wed-
nesduy night. The uri‘uiiiien'ient of tho
teams and the ratings will be printed
in tomorrow‘s Sentinel.
The ilrenieri‘who played in the tour-
lininotit in which eight different. kinds
of mtmos were pliiyoil will out on Wed-
nesday niulit thu grub provided by the
six losers. A dozen men will out.
The inspector or the lordvii's .\liili
\i‘mnpuiiy protioitod to the pollen tlilli.
lliuro wits it bad spot In the mud in
Must. Norwulk ’l‘hie mutter wus proper-
iv referred uiiil hus been intended,
Deputy Sheriff Elwood. of \\'oulport.
reported to tho looui pulli‘o thut u
borne null wuttoii owned by Reed &
tl‘ulmm', oi’ llrldnepori, hiui been idol-
vn yesterday. The lornl cops found
no truce ol‘ the missing property.
Tilt} roiitlunnd mine of Wililiini (looti—
win come. up before Judge Lockwood.
M" ' The, Piooriai
WM. P. BEERS
Fashion Book
Spring, Number
JUST OUT .
25c with Pattern Free
Book and Stationery Store.
South Norwalk. Norwalk
*1
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Hnmmer A Brand
KN IVE S
Maldc t0 (Elli and stay Sillli‘ll.
25c to $3.00.
From
Let, us show you the ot‘l‘lclul Boy
Scout's Knife, Sells for $1.00.
D O N N E L L Y ' S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,‘
Steamship Tickets
to the
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermuda, Daytona, Jacksonvdle, 3a-
vannah, Atlanta, New Orleans, Pana-
ma, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton 81 (30., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
.
,3
.30..
9 moth eggs.
iA. J. Collins 8. Company
. .'.» i. ,
. T“ \fNM fi'fl" V5.1-
1 muting
N 01m 031
M Mun—m
Cleans Everything
That Gathers
Dust“
let all the dirt. The ‘li‘riintz
Premier cleans upholstery and
drnperlos its well all rugs and
floors. Won‘t injure the finest
twhric. Renovates Clothing and
bedding. Gets the moths and
WWMwmww‘
Miss ()iive .lliiy is confined to her
home on Main street, with Iiiensles.
Miss May Feliiberg 01’ Brooklyn vis-
ited yesterduy with relatives in Noro
A child can use it. :Cleuns in ten.
corners, under furniture. Good 1‘ i ii “*1 1' (' 1
. 110. S i so ) 0511‘ n V 1‘0 11 .‘Ol‘ lai'll‘fl
enough for any home. Priced ill P” I 1
pond and the leonien tire growing.) unit-
for the smallest. Fillly guuruii- ions,
teed. , 1
Home demonstration free,
W
There. are. fewer noses at contagious
distilso her.» this summer thun in 11
number of winters.
Mini-i Mur'jolie Why ()1 New York vis
ited yestol'diw with Miss .lennlu New
. All
combo ol‘ 0}; Ridge.
w
men or range.
RAYMOND
Jeddo Coal
The hardest, cleanest and most economical coal ever used in fur-
Earuest Sexton of Noroton is rel-ov-
eriug from illuesm and lids resumed
his high school studies.
Mr. and Mrs. ltenslmw of Noroton
entertained reiutlvee from New York
recenty at their home,
S. J. Ryan of Norwalk visited with:
relatives here yesterday. He also
transacted some business of import.
linco.
BROTHERS
Sixes S3, 250
Catalogues mulled on request
OSCAR H.
Distributoi [or li‘iiiri‘ield County,
———-—- —-THE————-———
1914 MOYER MOTOR CARS
Are now ready for demonstration at my garage.
CARS FOR RENTAL AT REASONABLE RATES.
Hui-old iluno of New York and his
cousin, Willie 'l‘ruvors of Neroton
Heights, ure in Cambridge, Muss, for
it two weeks‘ visit with their grand:
fut-her.
A it, is not likely tlmt the Buried post
iodine will be moved again soon. The
i United States Government has tukeit u.
'toii yours lease of the present quar-
,k‘li-l ugreeini; to my Vnn ltenssnlsel
'P ooley n rentnl oi' $‘i'ill yenily.
vs—
Fours A2, 500
The follow ing attachments wer o. pluc-
‘icd on record in the town rlerk‘ s otlice
"BANKS'i
. liivoi- Street, Norwalk, (,onn.
‘ilio past. week: Fiinsler, Elli) S, by
Stumt'oril Motor Co, $500; Folnherg,
Hermon, by Sumucl lluueh, 2.300:
plumes. it). '1‘. hr (lloier (‘ Raymond.
i $500.
Coleburn
tile for tirst—(‘luss goods.
TWO
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
THE JEWELERS.
()ur Opticiil Departments are in ohurge oi‘ competent. OililQlilIlS.
We mnko no ehurge for examination, and our prices iii-e moder-
"i‘hi~re are. few increases in the pron
vriy.ussessnnents this )onr, us shown
it)? cite hooks of the. «ussessors which
allow been lllli‘llt‘l], 'l‘hi: :ihsiruei l’or
Ellie you? is not reudy us )‘i'l, but the
“impresses 111‘!“ sold to be Pentium] 211'
St Lander
must entirely to recently developed
'1 property.
1‘ W...”
1
STORES. : iI‘ive transfers of renl esiute were
iniude in Durion. lust week. iiud the
SOUTH NORWALK.
lmorlguges rerorded uniounted to only
_._.......,. ,... -....,.....— - .. ..———
Cleaning
0111' new und unto-(lute lh'y (floun-
ilig Plant is now open for your patron-
uno iihd inspection. Dry Cleaning mid
Pressing in 1111 its bronchus thorough-
iinil Footh-
iy (lone. ()striuh l‘lumus
ms lljcr-ni. i‘ienui-d 11nd i‘urli‘d.
A ‘PHONE CALL TO THE
Crescent Laundry
WILL BRING A DRIVER TO voun
'ooou.
PHONE 5—4.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The following l't‘lll enlute i,l'ltllHilt'.-
lions huve been recorilml in the town
clerk's otllco:
Norwulk investment (‘onipiiuy to Al-
bert Wollnitz, loud and buildings, Sum-
iilzutti this morning. end was continued ,
i‘or another week. The young mun nu-
uuulted his mother uhout it month silo.
"lint slime tlmt limo tumours in be try1
ion; to do right. ‘
The membors of Epworth Lennon oi"
the Blunt Avenue M. :l3. Jhriicli will no
outtrwlnod, Tuesday evening by Miss
Hornet 18 tinder, at the home of Harry,
Alnnworth, 245 ”not avenue There:
will he held it mock luminous meeting
utter which refreshments will be serv-i
ed. 1
special this week
" nor wmsn actress
£1.50 Value for ‘
Wmfmll Corporation
'3 Whore: 1-13!"- ‘
”ans. «iltiillgg,
' ltlll. of Limoushiro. wort, vurlous lrnels
‘ol' luiid null buildings, Must N‘orwulli.
iniurk, of Milford, building lot, ltiiodow
inoltu Park. warranted
lloldeil lilll liil‘i‘l’i.
’l‘iiylor uveiiue. i‘oroclimtiro.
ilurrlet itl. [tumor to Nollie K. M1
mlt. uvonuo. unit
wurrunteo.
Willlrtm «Shiiy and wife to lv‘iiinlr l
Rooney, lot mid buildings. Pine uiid
(.‘heslnut streets, wurruiitee.
Noiwnlk Security iioi'pornlloirto
IWllllum itrunch, eleven ones, Spring
Hill, wurruntoo
Frederick ‘H. lledlent to George l6.
W-.-
The rain of Saturday caused some
trouble with the trolley :wlres near the
Benedict's Farm bridge and until the
Work car had been sent.down and re»
°nnlre made no cars could cross the
structure. h'l‘o delay was no longer
than necessary but conned some innate
NORWALK.
Still. For the lust week of Junuurv,
11913, the moltniiges nmouiited to SS,-
l‘r' 1-1350. Lust. weeks renlh lrunsuttlonu
Skilton.l ltiihurd l‘.,
Linden urenuo;
.wcri- 11s lollous.
ito Alsssundro Forte.
Optician
O. E. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
iiSkoltoh, lGlenoru 16., to it. 11‘. Shelton.
68 WALL 8TREET Linden avenue: Swill, Alli-e .\l., to
NORWALK g'l‘okeneko ('orporutloh. 'l‘okeneke
PHONE 488. il’nrk: ’l‘okeueke Corporation. to Alice
,M. Swift, oi” New York, Tokéneko
l’urk: ’l‘oheneke Corporation. to Alice
Iii. Swill, of New York. 'l‘olieneke.
Eyes Examined Free
1
i NEW MAYOR or BOSTON.
t
i 130181th, l‘ih‘ ‘2.-1toui,iessinun
’.lumes .\i, (iurloy was inuugnriited its
i
i
'inni'or oi llonioll today, in stit'i'essiou
Try One of Curl
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLV LANE'S)
Brenkfflt 25c. Dinner 350.
Supper 260.
f S o
lucsday Dinner
Viitzvliihlv Soup
i‘uriwd Ilm-l‘ 11nd i‘uhbunv
' lininhiirui-r Roast
liotint llcul
ilotlied Potatoes
Iloilml' Unions
'I‘imiorn Pudding
l‘ililti
lloit'iemude Apple l’lu
Pouch. Mince, l'inuupplv,
' liloronnut,
Homo-mode Broad tinii Pies
'l‘eu. (lottee. Milk, (lecou
Mansion House,
(3, mean, Prop.
“Va-94 Wllh. 81b. Bo. Norwaik,
TELEPHONE 307.
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to John F. l“ll‘/.Ul‘l‘lll(l. 'l‘lio oiiih oi
,iililu‘ \HiH udiiiiulslerwl hr (‘lilel‘ Jim
it'ii- Ar'iliui l' iluitr ol the Suprihie
I
The New SC ence ‘lt1'.111t mid the minor ilollii-i'ed :111 in
oermiriou 01* CHInopnAcml.....mii 1.1.1.1....
Chiropractic is the definition ol' thli .\i l\tll i‘ min}. :1 election won the see»
4‘1““ 0‘ tlm “”5"“ 11nd “‘5 nrl “Hood ililiit‘l tho ill'l‘Hi'lil, rlmrtvr. pro
Ill it
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the,
Signature
A 1.001101. 3 PER L‘ lZN 'l‘
AVciietiilllel’ lrrpiu'iilioulrrils
similiiliiigiiirFiloiliiiiilliuluh
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Promotes Digestiouflteerfui-
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NOT NARCOTIc.
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For that
Thirty Years
An erlcrl Remedy for Cousins
iion, Soui ”taiiiacliiliarrlnti
Worms Convulsious. l’rvcusli
ness mile 55 0F SLEEP.
FacSiuiile Signaiui‘n of
NEW YORK. i
Atb month lg” -1
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1 unrantee Hun rt. Foods. :1;
‘1‘ 11.1 ,’1.1'*“ fl:
Ladies’ 81 Misses’
Dresses
98c to $12.98
VALUES FROM $1.50 to $25
a
\\'o don‘t know when, if ever, we
shall l1.» thy to dnplieiiip this splen-
ilii‘. offering. So pit-use come as early
'l‘thi‘lltiltHV
ilwii (1 of lilt‘b’t‘ illtli. $135
ilr \'()ll l'flll
lo iiiko your
Ladies’Lingerie
Waists 69c
REGULAR PRICES $1. 50 to $2. 00
Sl‘f'lllil.l-‘i)lt "lblll ‘\\i5~lll\'(l\i,'h
FWA JACOBY
OPPOSITE HOYT'S THEATRE.
niiulc utter
PICTORIAL‘
REVIEW
PATTERNS 5‘50 “
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'hrollxh hflrmmuflng the “We Bl’fl :i liziii ol‘ 111i nil in the rotor» under «‘111'1
1 cum in Your body ll‘emulo lronhlel'iiiin ionilliiumi .11 the 11nd oi in.» route
given special intention; also curvu 1M, 1...}... .. .1: ”N...” m i m”, “on, 11:1
Line of the spine. You will never ro l ‘ ‘ ii H“ ,
mt giving the i liiroprucwr I1. ciiuiieii 1“ “WW" ” ""d ‘" “Hm" ' 5 "‘ 1”
0 help you. illvllii (in tlw llliilliiilllti iiuilot no
M ruotlc tromrnents given uino “null-m l iii-ulniiidlmis “I‘ll" hi -.rmiiii~il
in cluster pinched nerve» and mm iii
iintcr life in the dlflareut oriiunii unit
limbo.
ind by a wrench, twist or iniriiin in
idjuuttng the Home. Discuss is cutie
like back. than it done in childhood
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REHV RUFUS RROWN DEAD.
\\ ll} S'l‘\ \‘l,\\"lil\\ N, .\lit|~‘h , lili-
'llii- tenth of Her, (‘lioi'imi itilt‘ns
llt‘uiiii, l'Hi' 2H 'Htiil'u professor of Hi»
Mm. at tho Newton 'l‘ii-Nilolaii'ili Illuli
T. FRANCIS. D. L.
union, “in: illlllillliliitl illilil) l'roi‘.
1“ chhlngtan 31.. 80' “OWN“ Conn ‘ lirowii who won limit in Kimono 1. .\‘
bdl:m‘;]£::. from humor School mail, in min one yrudmiiwl riom the
i‘iiltml Stilton .‘x'iivnl Ar'udetoy in ihliii
unit rmnuimvd in the Nury until 1874.
Minn he resigned to tnlw up lili‘l’i‘)’.i~
1'11! studies. in loin-l1. while on iviiw
of ulnar-two from the institution, he
wm l‘iéllllll'lli illriwior oi the mourn-mi
Hrlinnl of Oriental lloeniii'rh in Jerome
loo. lie was lili' humor of serum!
tlieolimii 111 books.
WRONG MAN lN JAIL.
JACKSON, Mich” Fun. 2.1 1/1. it till.
ver. 11 merchant of ’i‘hoiuusville, (in,
returned to his home yesterday utter
serving two months in ii Mississippi
prison. the victim of ii inislulieu iden
titl'.
Oliver' is resemblance to a man known
as 11 Charles Harding, who esnuped
from prison at Aberdeen. some months
. 830,
Anniversary Sale Now
' Going 011
Home Furnishings at
Factory ,Prices
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Wilmington St,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
was: 101m.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Good tenants are to he hid-4dr
Virulence.
the utmost
A..- 5:: .. “3*” “3* ~35“- A“ ~ - last November. its established an
A need our. our; bent in the bent alllli and his immeoiiite release was creamer
, JIM: ordered. m “w", M,
>- in
'ii'v i'rvumin-ml in run
in try itiii- mt (ill'sif-w
.51 HT “Nil!
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February Pattern:
,4!
u. on “in new. gin tho
CELEBRATE!)
PICTORIAL
REVIEWS»? ..
FASHION . .
soox'1e:
all:
it in unit: in will y'
:ializi‘iui‘nn«howl with oniJ !
Pli‘fIlthl
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narrow r1;
rsrrnnujg£
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Wiilul, if} H‘ilifl.
Shirl.
WILLlAM P. SEEKS.
Two Stories.
a:
South Norwalk. Conn. Norwalk, been. ré
A «ANNIE;
MANY DEATHS FROM VIOLENCE new hm an rumoured M it three it!
NEW HAVEN Feb 2. There were ”neuronal
Bl dentin; from v'ioleum in “month, Am 111mm,;
zoillrlnl records, no compared ulth till it;
caused his arrest at ’l'liomasvtils til were Mt‘lflfimfil an “annlnnt 65 in tilillv. 1.; slittorniloi
‘9 wrestling month. and the neurons! tint firsfilfiflw
111:, during January. according to on roller. Train, ll:
intros 7; expo
for lleieiuher, 1913. 01‘ this number tritlel .1; ails. 3:
lienmher, its were Silif‘hfllfl on in-
mm over the total for the
A? .
nose Ami; no
Norwalk Chronicler