, ,.gress Forum, No. 1. F. F in
I lieii1ernes~nlotor
. ~. ton street, walks with a slight limp as
' . taken off. The Fuller. built at New
Moawaui rsusr co.
BUILIHNG. ‘
TELEPHd us 1230. ,
cw wssumh'rou era “Er.
Tel 871
East IndlaTea Co
125 Washington treat
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRfiDING STAMPBL
\
.9"
‘ «tonsil-aliens 11... base)
There were present Odd Fellows
from as far south as Chattanooga.
I 7391111.. and to the westward as for as
Westerly,;~ R; l; Nine members of the
Grandma’s attended, and every man
‘ was calledupo'n fer a speech by Toast
master Leonavls. Every one was re-
oolved with enthusiasm. Several oth-
er meur prominent in the order We
a few remarks. boo \DMII‘ Nd
himself a master at the art at "loam
bug
mastering."
E 1 Progressive Lodge, , of Danbum.
*" which put on the evénins's degree
.. ._____,_
.work and put it on in a most im~
pressive style. so much so as to re-
Routine business was transacted I
evening at. the regular meeting (if Pro-
all: i
The Arlston Young Men 11 Club will‘
the downtown Congregational chm-ch.
, -Bud weather does not delay
trucks aiw
ready. The Hatch and Bailey Co '
Christopher Fay, of Beers' Meat '11an
Provision Company in West Washing-
n result of a [all he took recently?
(M The Norwalk Shepherds Social Club
will meet this evening with Miss if
zel Wilson, of 7 Woodward avenue.
' utilvlnenrbers are 1equested to beam;
ent. . ‘ ' .1 ‘.
An invitation is extended to all mem-
bers of Buckingham W R. C No 301
by Mrs. F. H.11edient, to a chit'ke'l- pie
dinner at 85 Center avenue, Norwalk,
on Thursday (Lincoln Day). Dinner
served at the noon hour.
The regular meeting or Progress
Forum was held last evening Harry
Watson entertained with music, .cards
were enjoyed and a Dutch supper
served. One application tormember-
ship was received. 17:5”, ‘
Country store dancing will be featur-
ed at. Dreamland tomorrow night. 200
boxes of Huyler's candies will be given%
away. These dances are attracti‘ 5“
larger crowds every week and eve ‘r‘
‘ one has a good time. lie sure and~
present and celebrate Lincoln's R“
day here with a joyful time.
~Tilc Hatch and iiuiley Co, sent,
their Aico truck to Stamford today de-
‘liverng a load of over four thousand
feet of flooring to a Customer.
i.
”i“...- ~4u
The regular semiqnouihly meeting.
of I'. (l. Lounsbllry Lodge, No. 1263“.
E. Ll. I’. will be held this eveniumhl
the rooms. There are several to£be
initiated after which the new bowiliié
set so genrrously donated to 1the,
lodgi- will be enjoved. There 1101.11).
so be 111111111 luluisllcd i'Or those who
cure to dance
‘ The local iloiice‘department was not-
ified last night to be on the watch for
a Stamford ltalian young lady whof
wrote her parents and said silo had '
been luarlied ill South .Norwaik. The
police lilvestlgnied and found that no
such marriage has been performed.
The family is now waiting for the
girl to make good her pronlisv to
“write in il. few days again.”
“meet tonight for regular business in ~
Even the Simplest Street and House Dresses
have that French
JUST ONE!
111-:v1sw’
noox\
“it is” only 10
ldccnt'
rlofronr'sl.
REVIEW
Skirt, 1:1 central
Waist. 15 cents.
WILLIAM r. BEERS. .
TWO Stores.
South Norwalii. Conn.
Breakfast 251:.
'1 .-
Wednesday Dinner
{Clam Fry and Tomato Sauce
Mansion House
set/2.94 wash. 80..
Mala
and style so much admir-
cd by all good dressers.
I We recommend to you
to try One of those-{V
February Patterns
mammaliannlulh.
can-2311111120
PICTORIA 1.!
17115111011} .2 .
cant I
when purchased with one
PA '1‘ r 11 1135",.
ceive unanimous praise from every
member of the Grand Lodge and all
made after other members who witnessed the
1 work, brought besides the degree
P l C T '0 R l A L team. a large number of members.
R E VIEW Tilers were all together a little" over
.P ATTER N S 0 150 who made the trip - by special
train.
The banquet port of the evening's
program proved, also to be a history
maker. There were over 220 pounds
of turkey placed before the assembled
throng together with all the fixings.
This disappeared In short order.
The speech making was productive
irand Cyrps Ryder. of Danbury, cap«
uring the honors. All the Grand Lodge
oificore‘presented a few remarks and
Past Grand Masters E, J. Hill and
, don spoke interestingly.
3 Among the distinguished
.w:ere Grand Master,
guests!
lollaiienger, Bridgeport; Grand Secre-
tary. W. S, Hutchinson, New Haven:
Grand Chaplain, Rev. C. ‘11. Smith,
Barre, Mass; Representative to the
Sovereign GrandLodge. Frederick C.
Burrows, New LondOn: Grand War-
den, R. T W. Adams, NaugatuCR;
[Grand Guardian Harry llursch, .‘ew
London: Grand Conductor. George
Chapman, Waterbury; grand Marshall
F. Harry Monroe. New Haven.
v“,
Waist. 15m
Skirt, 15 OBI"
”H“?
--
i’. D. Cameron. of Westerly, R. l..
a was present. J. 1.. Brown-of Chut-
Norwalk, Conn. 111110033. Tenn.,‘csptured the prize for
being the furthest away from home.
Noble Grand trying Reed was the first
weaken. of the Honing. and he declar-
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bins» 350.
3: supper . )5.
I’
Celery Soup
Homemade Beef Stew
Roast Pork
Boiled Potatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Apple Tapioca Pudding
Home-made Bread and Pics
C. HASSI‘.N. Prop.
811. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 807.
Valentines
m Largest Assortment
W A T C H O U R
WINDOW DISPLAY
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main St.
Daily and sunday Papers
ed thatwur I hers' Dodge will pro-
duce the renal fife dared a medic
”tlon 111111111... worfiio far accom
phoned this 13‘ 11,111 be motioned
mmuxpyiltit s that‘sittbe besinnlng
of 1915 there drill be (node a record
or. which Our Bundlers' dodge will Ind
or. be justly ‘ ., 1111.
no...
CASTOR IA
so: none and children. .1
flu Kind You llm than Bough
BomthI‘
:8lcnotursof, .
i
in the City
2.1.5
of much wit and humor with Noble'
Frederick O. Burrows, of New Lon-i
I". E. Royes.‘
Winsted; Grand Treasurer Sidney W. 1.
IDLITH NORWALF IfiNl ALARM
IOXE
I'm Alsnn Henna-11 hell
one.
2!
II
i" ' 5-..1
8-«11Wuhlnsion 11111‘ North sulphur:
obsession flute.
and Raymond 111-
KB (3 Corn: Factory. prints
I—Idoyt I Theatre"
lm’dorwslh Ros ”(film
Mitosis HIII. mm and Gil! Robb
ll—Rfiflzéo. 81.. mu! kiln WWII. “
rd 81.. Concord and mum
u-«North £11.11. and Ann Bu
lliwl‘l low in. . I
ilk-‘1'. Dik‘lmn om,“ .‘ , 11-.
Ilw WI“ Ave 11in. 2.11.1.3.-
ltzflwiah Reboot. West Avs.
dg'sylor An
ill—slim Ave. and low. 81.
~Chestnut Ind Hen Hts.
161115011111 Main and norm or:
.ld-—l.exlnuiou Ava. and Austin I!
27~W all and Rim Grow Sis
31—811th Mull
lendow C .,
i2~s1M1 lam-l» r Works 8131s It.
‘4~«vSm-imr 11M (“luv 81.
lE—xfinviiund and Water BtI. '1
H-slmckmnd M15 1.
iI—Foimeid Ave. and Leon s1.
12~ ’l‘uyior Ave. 111.11 mum. ri- 5
ill—~i‘i111idwsrd I1"- and Meadow I11.
ci—«gurriti and 1.1111111sz Aifl'l and Id ‘1
i6~ Woodward and imwnnes Aves
ll-ofloldrn Hill St 111111 memwi A"
,18— Wushin1on Si I'IrMu 111.-
113... Freight Ird and Ann R1..
H~Norwulk Incl. ('n ovlvnie
Box ill—Corner Putnam avenue nno
deed street
in bunnies H1101. interfering boxes
(M) Muster box. from which the nut-
oer of any box can he sounded
One stroke 111 13 noon and I p a
standard time. Is
One stroke of
line open. 1-
Two strokes after In alarm. fire out .-
mlls dewtmeni. l-i
”(Thine slow strokes «star to 111 In
Driver.
mid times. testing
—l
TIM 12:06 p. 111.com. Wednesday I in
ullsd for toll.
re alarms for any disrrist lilo r
rely-fl by telephone Ill
Four long blasts of the whistle 111
8:30 a. m. and ”:30 p.' m. Indicatc
3110 school for the following session
.. -1...
——.—
EAST NORWALK ' lat ALARM .BC'AI:
Firs headquarters. lid Van Zuni lites
telephone 170
«ditch School 1 Hum.
Private boxes wii only be pulled it
A telephone manage to Electric 51:11:»
(705) between the hours of I n m In
5~M1nin School (private-
iI2-I1‘.usi Washington and Fun 81s
til—Van Zandi 81. and Osborn Au
lfi—Eui Ave. and Rowan at.
air—Winfield 81. .
list—Fort and Charles Hts.
Ills—East Ave. and Fitch 81.
226~8t. John 81. and Edlic Ave
lair—Beaview Ave 11rd First at
talk—Boulevard an ‘ccond 8t.
ills-00“ Ave 11:1 Fifth 8t.
and Blackstone It (Tel.
ll KeyIsr 3t. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel
34 -oyssr 81. sud Duck l‘ond rd. (Tel
- \I I—Shore Haven. Tel. )
d a”. 111.. be.fivins location of fire. an ultra
van of nears-11.11111
fire on “smurf-as whose ins-rod.
slums are only to be [Inn is:
the cilia! or acting chief upon his Irrirs
at th
Imlsi 8i goal I
l—OnI blast at odd times. testing or III»
l—Ono Nut It I .m.. «Island tins.
I-l—ero Nuts. rs out.
no non
‘i- li—Twenty two. It I I. In.
infirm union of public Ismael
“'11., verity-two. It ":50 p. '11.. no of
.loonml of publlas I.Ihool
”111:1“! "Ten blasts nui Ikly IIIII 01
Int!" Wm
IlI’ .. -wv-
NORWALK FIR! ALAIN.
iF—Cornsr or 10111 and Wall 31m
-Bsiden Avenue 11le
firin- Hill and Keller; Strut.
Wo:t Avenue and Berkeley ltmt.
"‘mnkfln Avenue and Lyons Plano.
l—I JJII house. (Priva. tubal.)
u—West Avenue and Ilsrwln Strut.t
Harbor Avenue and Orchard Biron
opal Stressed Huber Avenue
80-Wost Avenue. near the union.
Il—Btsvsus Street and mm Crest.
“—4.310“ street and Wilton “onus.
Ihllsln street and North Annoy.
1.1— ultra
1:— sin“ and rCatherine Streets.
unlined and F‘Iir 81mm
64—»0hestnui street near summer 31.
15-1111" Street and Union Avenue.
dil-0n The Green.
Ill—Eur Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
uullan Ava-1111- lmd Inskam Lane
‘THREE annas'rao ran ROBBING
Delivered. 1 corneas. i
N.
4
BARGE FULLER LOST. ",
.wa llONDON. Feb. 10.—-Barge . . '
NOTICE
Iii Fuller, on nod by the ilieoler Towi‘
i111; and Tlansportntipn Company. Rag,
inst from the tow of tug Elmer A.
Kenier. between Cornfield Point Limit.
ship and Bartlett Reef Lightship about
8:30 Monday night with the tow borind
to this port Charles Forward, master.
and a dockhand or the Fuller. were
Haven. in 1880. had 910 tons of coal. '8
.7
'c
l.__
Country Store Dance
W.ed Night. Feb. 11
(lid
., Lincoln’ 11 Birthday live.
200 Boxes Huyler s
i
1
DO you wean onusszar 1
if so 11.13 you satisfied that they i
have been iitteu to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your Eyes That liellcf
which you expected they would? If
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult die at. once.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Kecler Building,
No. 165 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre.
Evenings, 0: 30 to D
Y. address-427 4th Avo., 9 to
On
1914.
Pier 27 East RiVer
Font of Catherine St
for
THE NORWALK STEAMOAT CLIN‘E.
GEORGE F. ‘FOOTE. G. F. A.
I
i
l
p. in daily. I
I
Bath Room Fittings
Both Seats, Glass and Opallto 'l‘ow-
el liars and Shelves. liaih
White I‘ nameled Milrors 8011p Dishes,
islponge ‘llnskots, etc
inner: r. Gehebe
25 West Washington St. ..
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Loot Taken From More Than 20 Got-r
tacos Is Found in Their Home It i
Greens Farms. ‘1
WESTPORT, Feb. 10 +Sheriff Eli B. '
,Mende rounded up a trio of mung
men here yesterday who are be-
lieved to be responsible for the\ nu»
merous robberies that have occurred
within the last month. The three
were arrested shortly after 3 0‘rlock
yesterday "morning. They were taken
:into custody while asleep in a room
they occupied at Greens Farms. i
When the sheriff had the three men
isate behind the born he made an i11-
iapection or their quarters and recov-
South Norwaik iered goods taken from more than 20
[cottages and summer homes. Part
PrOmpi Delivery of it was identified by Mrs. M Murch-
PHONE 1068 2. and and a ",Mrs Ghuiio of New York
city
At the local lockup the men gave
-~;--~-~«—~»- their names as Henry‘l’age. F1. 1... Ln-
' cosh and Fred J; Myers. They will
i
Sprayers.
and after Monday, Jan.
deliver all freight ‘ 12‘
Norwalk and South Norwallr,
“L
Advertise ~ Yoiu
Wants , in the
Candies ' 1o
SENTINEL
‘When you get
G I. A S S E 8
you want the best.
(.111: nothing but the best and
we give you the best service
obtainable.
In order to'do this We em-
1)on O‘CULISTS -- graduate
physiciansA—fio examine eyes.
No charge for examination.
THAMER ‘stocks were strain very weak on the
Curb at today's openlns.’ Atlantic Row
mum“. AND 01mm ANS fining. the future of motor. do- it
lilo arraigned this afternoon for a
hearing on the charge of burglary,
~—-Alter a heavy meal take a couple
of Donn'a Regulate. and .give your
stomach, liver and bowels the help
they will need Regulate bring easy,
regular 11111111111"m or the bowels.
01). 2.53m
ENGAGEMENT announces. .
Mrs. 811110011?!“th of~ 86 North
,uvounfl. save a luncheon last evening,
in honor of Miss Emma Morris, of
Washington, D. C. at which her moth-
or, :Mrs. L. Corner announced her en-
gagement to~ Theodore Armetead.
from Hampton. .Vtt.‘ Miss Emma Mor-
ris was maid of honor for Mr. and Mrs.
Simeon Hatch December 20, 3911.
Mrs. Hatch was formerly Miss 1.. 18.
Richardson.
We hau-
":"lli . . .
OIL 8TO0I08‘ AGAIN WEAK.
NEW YORR. Feb
lo .«Jl‘hs Oil
alias of 31 points from yesterday's
-41 an nun-nah-..
* hair?“ .1... '3“
nowav-ron r1111 “sums msvmo‘n
Tun strokes of are bell. thus. M. In
w—riuhltnd Ave. 15‘s. I. N.
a
IB—chknt‘y Bluff Ind Bell Puma
N- Pine Point and Rotonl’ oint. ‘
“—1.011: Island Sound to MIKtinls
noon
3—- final" Molt inlay gj.l
H- (ll-end Street ‘ndCI'OII in allL Lane.
~Ponnonr 8t. ioCrou
Roi Irosd
M~—RoiiroId to wages?!“
lee.
il—Whlto Bruin north tto Bmoksido.
ids—Whit hi. Boo
bl
Four strokes of are In”! Vans. 1— l I-
nter in be shut oil.
A third or mom vllm‘l 1-...1-1110 «rim
In
MAILS
Norwalk Posioffice
Malls” Burnished
s. m.
. n1. ~Dunbury division.
s. m.-West and South Kuwait.
3.- m.—-Easi. West and 30. Nowell.
m.-—-New York Ind Wes
p. m.-lilnsi and South lliter-walls.
m-bwmn uryd dsIINI
m ,-‘Pointslv._es1 ol'o Stamford. box
on
m.-—-WsIt and South Norwul.
m.-Cunncm atItiou. Dunbar! n-
Wi 10%., . _ »
rib—mast. est Ind no. Nomix.
p. m. -— .Wsst and Bo Norms
Oundsys Ind Hand-yo.
trust close 111116.809. 111.
day collection at 8:80 11.11:.
IRIcIIVII.
directions.
in —-Cannon Bullion
:11.” .-—Essi. west of 31103011011.
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ton Ind Danbury.
uth Norwal Ik.
—-liiast. West and 30. Roman
~Ditnbury division. .
:Eute West Ind 80. Nomi!
m.-'-Eu1 and‘w " Norm-sit.
p: Ina-lllqsw York. Email”! and [01111
1:10 p. m. -East..Wc:t” and Bo. Nor-wall.
9:06 o. nip-dilutdOWest and so. Nor-mu
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.‘CII'HQI'I' win 17 open from! until 11
f a. I M) MD. Postman:
South Norw Postofilce
iii It!!!“ now
1: 00. 10:30 I. I.
:30. 10:” I. I.
. 1': out
Ma's. '11:.‘1
LO GLOOI FOR
‘1 1. ufiffixoi-M. Winn on:
m is;
1 10:00 In. 111.1 Ill“
5.4“
I100. 81:
1111......
“relopluum tor fire alarms ‘
1.
H1. .. between (true. 0‘
E...‘
if-Whita 0.1. 1.301111
Ono stroke 0 the own ball at odd timo- 1
indicatheItl
.Advertise in the
‘ blow 8514111
NEW
1 .
’ 311k and spurns
. are... ore‘ims Burro ~
, 15.15 11.425. 1115 To us 3
Final Clearance; Of 'All
Coats Suits, DresSes,
and Winter UnderWear
at Greatly Ri-‘(lilced Prices
0111 ‘
Advertisers
1 1 Where tail “that
to Buy“.
I
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1
.
m“..-
\‘ew sprirgc oats and suits at Frank
Jacoby' s.
S .___.
Art fabrics for home furnishings at
like D. hi. Head Company. ,
' ______ i
Final clearance sale of coats. suits
and dresses at Mintz's. I
1'
Fine engraving at Charles Brand's.
A full line of imported and domestic I
china and glassware will be. found at
the store of M. 1.. Oldstcad, successor
to I. Joel. Bettér look over the stock. ‘ .
~— ~ 1
it your house needs painting or
papering John Fountalne will be glad
to givelyou an estimate on the work. i
A postal card or pilone call will bring
samples to your door. See adv.
The
if you are interested in the quality.
service and price of lumber read The,
Hatch & ‘Baiiey’s advertisement.
’ Strength of
Wash dress goods at Tristram and.
Hyett's. . ‘1
l
Oscar H. Banks invites your Inspec-
tion of the Moyer Six. It is a seven
passenger car and up to the minute
in every respect.
Newspaper
' I O
Advertlsmg
Within the Law, 45c.' at Donnelly's. '
..___ i
BUYING To SAVE MONEY.
. Buying Foley‘s Honey and Tar Com-
pound saves money because just a
few doses stops the cough and cold
and one bottle lasts a long time. It
quickly heals raw and inflamed sur-
faces, stops tickling throat; harsh,
irasplng coughs, croup, hoarseness,
bronchial and la grippe wughs. For
sale at all druggists."
The Strong
Power of its
Business
..8UEs FOR $200 DAMAGES.
As the result of an alleged assault
lSflId to have taken plaCc on February
[5th. Andrew .Iuhnsz has instituted an
action against Alexander Balozh,
{claiming $200 damages. Constable
-Heslry C. Selzer has attached $300
bank. deposits or the defendant tor:
icover the costs of the case. The ac- .
tion is brought through the law firm IS Fully Appre
iol Linxweiler it Hegeman and the '
Ipapers are returnable before the town .
court on the first Monday in March.
Getting j '
/.
Efficiency
1
1
I
1
ciated by all
, M INSTRELS POSTvPONED.
The Trinity Young Men's Club has
decided to indefinitely postpone the
minstrei allow for which it has born
arranging, and this will probably take
place after Lent. There are so many
things to be crowded into the amuse-
ment line before Lent that it seemel
wise to delay the show. The club .
will hold 11 special meeting next Mon-1
day night to arrange for a banquet to‘
behold within the next two Weeks.
Who Know.
The Business At-
tracting Quali-
U
‘ witchins. torturing skin eruptions. 0168 Of snob.
ldiuficure. annoy. drive one wild ‘
Dunn‘s Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fift‘y cents at any
druu store.
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OObtainResults . ~ ’
Norwalk Chronicler