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UNDERTAKER
New no union IUILINNG.
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-—THE LAST DAVS OF POMPE". 1
shown at Moment
tie-ten reels,
Hour. ’l‘ueemy. Usual price 10c. Por-
romances}! to 3:45; 314600630 p. m.;‘
7 to 8:30 .p. 111.; 8:30 to 9:45 p. m.
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title to property on Rotor: Hill. by turn.
closure, against the Connecticut Su-
burban Homes Company.
Alex. White. of Ely avenue, has filed“
a mechanics' lien for $146 against prop-f
arty owned by Grace ‘li‘. Greenberg, in;
Scribner avenue. Koton Bill.
The annual meeting of the (‘onfi
necticut Chapter of the Daughters of
the Founders and Patriots of Ameri ‘
on is to be held at the Strntfleld, in
Bridgeport. on February 18. There”
wil be e. luncheon also followed by n
musical program. Mrs. (3. *il Arm-
strong in the president of the chapter.
Today is Ground Hog or lCundlemns
hey; tomorrow will be the anniversary
of the funeral of Queen Victoria. 1901;
‘l‘hrnsday.
Bishop died. 1904; SeturdnyJMhrunry
7. Baltimore tire. 1904; Uncoln'o Birth-
day occurs on the 12th: St. Valentine's
Day on the 14th; anniversary at New
ing up of battleship Maine. February“
15th. 1898; Washington's Birthday.
22d: Ash Wednesday. first day of
lent, February 26th.
Members of the Daughters of the
War of till-2, and there are a. num-
ber in thin section, will be interested
to learn that the date not for the mid-
wlntor meeting has been not for Sat-
urday, February 14, and it will be at
dleuhlin's, in New Haven. Mrs. E. l’.‘
'l‘uttle, fthnt cit , is chairman oi‘
° 3' 1 15 50. Main St, so. mmm,
HOURS: 9A. M. TOOP. M.
SUNDAYs BY APPOINTMENT
the committee in charge of the meet-
ing. The national chapters are to
hold their meetings at the Hotel Teft"
April 2 and 30 and May 1.
Mru, J. 1R. Griireth and Mrs. O'Con.
nor are to loin tho thirty Mignon-nine
women Connecticut in sending to
Wuhhington to interview the preeldeut
um! null hlu influence in gaining out"
from ’l‘huio are nine Staten alto? oth-
or and 11 total live hundred women.
The Connecticut delegated are to be
oucorted w New York by Miss Aiyae
Gregory, and entertained over night by
Mrs. llenrd, wlio or the Professor of
”History in Columbia Univernity. They
rem i1 New York into thin afternoon
and go directly under the care oi the
Womnn' e 'l’olitionl Union to the Arm-
ory of the ”lint, Regiment, where a
bull in to be given tonixht They in)
to Washington tomorrow where to-
morrow night it muse meeting in their
honor is hold. Monday morning the
interview with the Prooldent taken
place. Thin is the fifth delegation
which hen inbehvlowod the president
elude last spring.
F S LYON
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{ob Printing
our week.
our mien
G. Show. trustee. has obtained
February 4, William n.‘
New line of Bungalow
and Princess Aprons.
Bungalow Aprom in Ga-
leta. Gingham and Per-
cales. in assorted patterns.
50c and 751: each
PRINCESS APRONS.
Princess Aprons in Far-
cale and Gingham, neatly
made with bibs
.39c and 50¢ each
Plain Gingham and Per-
cale Aprons. 25: each
J .I’.Ma1‘lette
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There is 21
Beginning
Every cavity ot decoy nun ll. be-
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ginning. look to your teeth at
once; the sooner you on i the de-
.‘City the less the expoih": better
31.116 tooth Have
Dr. J. H. Mallory
examine your teeth new.
Delay: are dangerous and he who hoo-
, Rates in loot
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;. oHunoH PLANS Appnovao
I The plane for the new church to be
erected hero by St. Stephen's P. IE.
pariah, oi ltldueilold. the been “ap-
proved by the building committee and
the working drawings will be oompleb
ed at once. The coat will be about
$50,000. W. Kerr italnatord, of Bon-
tun, is the architect and Roy. dd. 0.
i‘hnpmun in the rector of the pariah.
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You must reach promptly for
these Red Tag Bargains at -
Rogers and Stevens, or the
opportuiiity will pass beyond
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For this Week we have taken
50 of our newest modell‘au‘cy
Overcoats which we willscll for
Half PriCe
Cume quick and get yoursrbe-
fore they are all gone
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IF
You Enrol] with us, you will
receive first-class lnstrucllou at
it reasonable cost,
IF
you glad-unto from the school.
your services will be in demand.
Why not increase your salary?
Merrill
Business College
South Nor-walk.
Port Chester.
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NORWALK AERIE iN DANBURV.
Visiting Delegation Enilvens Eagles‘
' Fair.
A delegation of two hundred mem-
hem and their friends from Norunlk
Aerie of Eagles enlivened the blank 3
t‘nir, lust night, says Saturday" I; Dol-
bury Nous. The Norwnllt delegation
come on it special train arriving in
thin city at 91.5 p. 111. blended by the
Court Narruk little and Drum Corps, of
Norwalk. the“ Von-131k delegation
mun bed from the White street station
to Hull's Arthury Hall illuminating
their line 01' march u lth red fire. The
attendance at the fair laut evening:
was fully 1.500 persons. the hull being
taxed to its capacity.
One of the features oi the memoir
won the concert given by tho Arlen
Singing Society. under the direction or
their leader, John Kellner. 01‘ New “lb
yen. Among the selections that they
rendered were 3"The Hermlt's Night
Song" and "lilxlehmdfi The motion
pictures were “At the Girls' Club” and
Stamford.
ty in public in this city, nnd they
were hcnrtlly applauded fol their ex
collent lenditlon
After the fair lust night the mom-
bere of the local eerie cucortod ‘iilo
members of the «Norwnlk eerie and
theh iliendu to the Eagles’ llull. in
Seifert's Atmory, where the vlultors
were entertained ulth n banquet nun
entertainment. Alphonse Brendon Hung
‘My Wild lriuh Rose of
Bondy Campbell mode a hit singing it
Scotch song. “Father 0'.Flynn“ and
Joseph McMahon woe wormly entered
for hie ninging'ot “Dear Old Girl"
recitation by liiobort Hunter oomluded
the program. The visiting members
und their friends left at 1:30 unlock
this morning on their upcciul l‘or Norm
Fine Creamery
Butter 35c
per lb.
Bacon by the strip
21c lb.
Good Candied Eggs
370 per dozen
3lbs. MilkClackers 25c
STAR.
3 lbs Nut Cake 256 M tho uunuui cessation or the tliilli
tom of the Order or the Eustern Sin?
Royal Grocery
hold in New Haven, 'l‘huruduy, und no
tended by over 600 dolegntca from all
Grader. and Frulteroru.
I. 1264-3.
Wm...
‘lml'ifl ol the state. the iollowhn; oili-
‘corll wore oloctud: Worthy grand mow
22 80. Main 3:. iron. Mru. Mury ii, 011‘ of Morldeuu
worthy grnnd putron. Orville ll. lilo.
We Give JW" Green ioy of Winston; noumrlnlo nrxuul mu-
T radlng Stamps
tron. ij‘nnny W. (bu-diner oi Mill'ordzl
Te
‘ltnoociuio gruml putron. Frederick,
'Stlcklo of lnlnrtiord; xrnnd uoorotury '
M19 lllzu".:loi i limwvll o! \Vinoted:
proud treasurer, Mru.ld11 Fifth!) of
YING.
NEW YORK, Fol). film-William grand conductroun Mrs Ma: y Andrus
Lakelund, well~knoun on the race- W" or West Haw“
trucks oi? America, in reported dying
today in kit Marya Hospital in 'Brcok~ matron then unnonnctxl tho appoint
1y... He in 61 years old ment‘ of the following oillcem: Grand
Mr“ linkelund mfldfi a fortune a” a ohn'piltili, Ml'il. Edith N931 of Smith-
trainer and owner at thoroughbredu. Willi“? grand mm‘ffiliflv WP] W00“
He met come into prominence when MW"! 0f NORM; grand lecturer, M":
Exile won the Brooklyn Hondlcnp. [belt A- M” of Mormon. grand or- cut in the senate 1t retaliation adopted ”(finned m “”5 ‘ concert some time mined by applying to Mr. Pet-ti} the
Among the other famous horned he canker. Mr» Elizabeth Loumbury; by Clyde Lodge «1 0. B A., of New in a", future.
trained were Hamburg and com grand Adah. Mn. Mattie Hereford or
the latter won the Futurity.
' He began life in humble circum‘
becoming; a jockey.
diminution; mud elector. We. Elite
nullity oi MW; mutt mi
Wm
W11! um than. will tum Autumn " ‘W
"l-‘w-n w —~m ....... a”. 4...»... Inwmmumuv luuuwrpr mm WM
. the cmnniittco
lthe financing or that (:orporntion in
Luonnection with its present efforts to
{get further contracts for submarines.
‘Senutc additional poutmnnter nominn~
‘ wese.
'nnd lWliiuim ll, Johnson at Elmwood.
Whose selections were recommended
* by the Congressmen oi the several dis-
itrlote in which the offiN’B
“Fox Love’s Suite." it was the ueconl
appearance of the Arion Singing Socie '
lKiIlnrney ." '
walk. l
riden and a Republican.
liiE COMPANY
lillll no no _
" of lMPORTED
u. s. Willis Know it It Can lis- f”
liver Submariner Ordered
in Recent Years
in...“
WASHING. 'l‘t)N i) if...
Lust week Secretary of the
Nnvy
Daniels told the House committee on '-
Nuval affairs that he had given the
Luke Submarine Bout company of
Bridgeport, Conn. until today to show
whether it can deliver bubmarlnes or»
(lured by the government during the
past six yours. This in the aftermath
of negotiations between the Lake com-
pany and the New department over
filling contracts for submarines which
the. company has obtained in recent
years, and of the efforts of those in-
terested in the company to push its ,
plnns through.
NaVy Department Friendly
Secretory Daniels was questioned by
regarding the status of
There is a feeling here that. the Navy
depurtmont is friendly toward the
Lake tompany. .
Connecticut. Nominations
President \illson has sent to the
aliens for Connecticut. as follows:
William ll. ‘Bilggle to be postmaster
nt Cromtvoll. Ross B. Judd at Mantel
Hugh W. Cronin at ’l‘m‘ringtOn
are located.
i‘he nomination of Philip Troop 110
be postmuslel at New Huron will
pxohnbly he cmll‘lrmud by the Senate
this afternoon. ‘
The Senate postnotiic'o mmnnitiee
hos npproved the nomination and
nothing appears to stand in the way
of immediate confirmation.
Detective Fox in Washington
Detective George Fox 01' Bridge,-
port in in Washington to secure ex-
tradition papers for 11 men under
arrest in Montrenl, (tonndu. He made
appplicntlnn for the papers yesterday
not! import» to get ,them into this; of-
turnoon
. V Bridgeport Protest,
A \lgorous pyoté‘et in the Bridge
pout. linuutnetureis ASHOillaUOll
against illi‘ l’lut‘onilurnelt anti-in
junction hill, signed by i“. A, Bennett
nu uncretnry, hnu been received by
tho members 01' the Connecticut del~
egotiou. The meuxuru. which is in
the interest of labor unions and for
their protei-tlon, is; pronounced by
the Bridgeport nesociutlon rides lu-
gihlulion in into: or one «his»: oi (iii
zone ugninut unothot
Bill for River Survey.
(‘ongroeunluu lt‘illy has intrnduo
ed a bill pioposlnl: a survey at the
\\u1nnlpia< lliv'tr. New Haven. by
the engineers of the nl‘my, with“.
View to increasing: the depth of the
water nod widening the channel. litl
February-«— I
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is going to urge that provision i‘u1
this surtoy ho lnrluded in the ri\
era and harbors bill of tho Front“!
“085“?“ or (‘ongrpuu
Auk Pension {or Bridgeport Man.
. Andrew ll Nitholn ol' lltltlgeport.l
uho fought in thc Chii War on a:
member of Lompzmy (3,21) Co‘lneotb‘
out Heavy Artilley. will get a pen-
“81011 of $50 per month for there
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mulnder of hi? life, it‘ a bill whithi
he (
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Senator McLean hue iniioduved
tomes it law.
Donovan at Capital.
tinnicel J, Donovan. muyor
unplug the
1:1tpiini.
in Washington und in
lights oi the National
uuH uonlicr
All-Leno todny.
moo for congress
New linven tiluiriot
numb good natured 3mm poked :11:
Mr. Donovan that he won horn in:
ilii'it out it mutt in the bound.
Wnuhington Brien.
(thurlcu (l. Phelps, udvcrtlning mun
egor for tho Wlnohtutcr llillo com
puny. in blue it. vinltor in Washington i
lie in on bunineen and is greetiulti
and them were
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wELL.KNolwu RAGE TRACK MAN Willdfim- mud "o“dm‘imi‘“. M'“. 39“ some of the old friends he know here (“much or 1:
hip Murumtl’ or W ntorbmy; emulate when necrotury to the hill.) Senator l in
Plait or Connecticut
Bonnier McLean lulu introduced e.
The newly elm-toll worthy grand resolution proposing that the Preal- liar held. The
dent appoint delegates {rum the Unit.
ed States to the international Den
tel conureau to he held in London.
England. next August.
flenetor McLean has also present
llrituin. in oppueltloh to the mlrnett
mundo. m, owued Electioneer when Coilineville; guano Ruth. Mrs. Jeanne immigration bill.
Wetuon or New Haven; mm ovum-,1 ,
Ma. Ma hum of humour: «and mummy” W‘iLBOlll "mu Two. m mm on. my any kind a; .m or. it 3 on. "
stances, starting all at table boy and Martha, ms. Charlotte Jacob 01‘
w
commence communicates.
WMHlN’o'l‘ON. Feb. 2.-—~i’rasldent
Wilton mimic: nomination there in
MW, um mwmnmnuuum ma imam ammo. gig or»
or .Viel'~ | ..
in o riultor? ;
lie If
ut the oilll'e of Senator ::
'l‘iwre have been ru-‘z ..
more timt he in to in: u. mudiduto till» I.
hinut (lonlzreuuinun ltoilly in the next :2
to he made in the I:
mu unveil
Per can 120; 56 cans 700; 12 cans ill. 35 .
b. Brand Flour. .per bag . ........ . ..................... 69¢: I
Very Best Creamery ‘llu‘ttel'. lb, ........................... 35¢
Poet Timotlee. ring. 100 11kg. .......................... 3 for 25¢ '
liluo Label Ketchup ............ mnnll hot. 13¢; largo. boif. 20¢.
Gordon or Nicholson‘s ‘lii'y Gin, hot, ........................ 90‘.
Special Sale
MaudS
$1.00 size lluity’u Molt Whiekoi'. but. ......................... 85‘;
but ---------- 85¢
Monogram ltye Whiskey iimni. i-m home use)
Try a wallon of our Culil’ornin Claret ....................... 85¢
A. F. Bananas. Co.
83 AND 85 WASHWG‘I‘ON 8T.
PHONE 440.
BOUTH NORWAML
‘ at the Lowest Prices
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Nm-w‘alk. Tel. 722.
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1101: 1
Reduction Sale
Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Waists, Furs
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main St, South Nurwaik
at!» Main St. Stamiord
ii
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moo
‘JUOOCNJ
We Have a BigO 22nd Varied Stock
Dress Shoes
DAlNTV DANCING SLIPPEF T
For indies. misses and Phil“ ‘Ixn. lmrlmiinn 111» row Tan?
yo Slippers with wool hurls.
Connealiy 8; Bracken
18 WASHINGTON ST.
THE EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
is the (irenlont of All Munich] liillil'llllil‘lliii.
DISK
Let “it prove it to you.
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co
18““ Wuhlnmon Street. South Norwnlk.
THE SYMPHONY SOCiETY.
WM...»
rennin a wool:
the ililiili'f‘ti ot’ the mmtribumru, 11nd
upon the duou of unlloulnm memiwm,
all well on the protrude of thuooneurl.
jwhlch it in planned to woke a yearly
under the feature.
or more, according to
An Outline of it: Workwnchunrnal
Tuuduy Evening.
'iho abymphony i-‘looiety.
Any one may become an mmoolnlu
member of the society by oontrillut~ ,
log the sum of one do lor. This gives. ‘
the donor the privii Valet attending
nil rohcuruule nod nomination ”to
concerts it in hoped limt those who
are interested in the educational lun-
practice oi the compendium m the lure of ml! in wow will bumm-
xreot master's or music and practical memhera.
experience in oreheotro work. it in; Any information dculrud‘bm he on
rol. William lit, Perm!
on nurtured succeed, or; can be mutiny
appreciated by those who have no
tended the vnrioue relwnruuin lhil
idea of the oruunlzn
lion in to give the munioluuu oi the
town an opportunity for study and
fdirector; William Wellnltn, or him It.
Although several reehamaiu have V. Heath. . '
already been held and there were 'the flex
about forty prurient attest week's, any WWI” ‘
chasm instrument and can rend mo
sic {only well is invited to lulu with
the toeiaty My 3» horns and mom: “
{the Norwullt _, ‘
Norwalk Chronicler