" " Ladlos' Muslin Drawers .. also, see
c
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. bill was begun today in the House. Inl
Indies muslin Corset Covers the
ladies‘ Muslin Chemises
I .... ......3De,60csnd16o
Ladies“ Muslin (lowus 50c. 750, :1
Ladies' Princess Slips 50° 750, at
A complete assortment oi Ladies'
Home Dresses and :Wrappers in
ginghams turd (veronica, sires .34
E. K. Banks
“Inuit-mo Hotel Ilootr
loath Not-walk
ll
(on... land.
Rust Craft
Valentine
Lines-- at
WM P. BEERS
Book and! Stationery atom;
South Norwalir. Norwalk
Mum—w—
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General
ly fair tonight and Thursday; brisk
north winds, shifting to northwest on
the coast. Disturbances are central
this morning off the coast near Hatter-
as. N. 0.. and Nantucket, Mass. The)
will probably move out to sea today.
An extended area of high pressure.
central ever the Upper Mississippi
Valley is producing pleasant weather
with low temperatures in all the north-
Iern districts east or the, Rocky Moun~
talus. Temperatures from 20 to 30 de-
grees below zero were reported from
Minnesota, New York, Vermont .and
(Maine. White River, Canada, report-
ed 56 degrees below zero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 18; high, -39.
Rain.
Mr r9, sing Crmtello. of utnarIn ave
nue, is visiting her daughter, Mrs;
John Kane of Bethel i
Mrs. A L. Fowler of Flushing, 14.!
1., who has been visiting Mrs. Lydia}
Pinkham. of Hillside street, has re?
turned to her home. “
At Put Hose's pool tournament game;
last night Dudley Cullen proved an,
easy mark for William Alexander. who
secured his 126 points while Cullen
was netting 29 of his 90,
Mrs Hattie F, .Benger. of 39 Taylor
avenue. was taken with a heart at-
tack yesterday afternoon in West
Washington street. She was taken in-
to Piaisted's drug store, where Dr. R.
M. Wolfe attended her after the drug-
gists had done all they could to make
her comfortable. Dr. Wolfe took Mrs.
Benger home. in was stated today that
she had passed a bad night and that
she was but a little improved today.
PHILLIIPSFOX.
Stamford Man Weds East Norwalk‘
Widow This Afternoon in 'Thlrd .
District. l
Mrs. Mary Fox, widow of the late
Walter Fox, of East 'Norwalk, was this
afternoon at 1 o‘clock married to Wil-
liam Phillips, of .Stamtord, by Rev. J.
'Hypkin Brown, rector of the Christ]
Episcopal church, third district. 'l‘lley 1
left immediately for a wedding tour'
.il'ter w:hith they will reside in theirl
newly furnished home In if; (entrall
avenue. East Nerwulk. Mr I’hllliphi
is in business in Stamford. Mrs. Phil- ,
lips has one sen by her former mar.
riage. Both are well known in Nor-'
walk and have the best wishes of all
for success in their married life. 1,, i
EXPECT ALASKA RAILROAD BILL
To PASB.
WASHINGTON, Feb 11.-—Detailcd
consideration of the Alaska, railroad.
the hope or expediting its lpassagoi
and eliminating delays in disagreed
ments with the Senate, the Chamberai
lain bill, which already hilt; Ibcen pails;
ed in the Senate, was considered as a'
substitute for the House bill The?
measure was not without opposition,l
howeVer, although its supporters ex
mooted to see it pass and canine law,
very soon. President Wilson will sign
it
Mennens ” ‘
'l‘alcum Powder, 150
.BUMPENSMIUN
DONNELLYSI
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
, 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET. I
Cleaning
Lnd Pressmg
Let us take that suit that is all
grimy with dust or travel stain.
\‘te will make it possible for
you to wear it and not have a
soiled collar or cuffs 10 minutes
We
have a modern plant and We are
after you have put it on.
culpable of turning out the best
Phone to the
Crescent Laundry
WiLL BRING A DRIVER TO YOUR
DOOR.
work.
PHONE 54.
Let Us Quote You-
RATES
FOR
W k men’s
Insurance
J. M. Layton 8: 00., inc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
ii Railroad Ave. South Norwalk. ct.
Razor
EVER-READY
JEM
STAR .
KEEN-KUTTER
GILLETTE ETC.
George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
"Mime“, au-
-. “we... .0... ...
Very orient .‘ Sentinel "For sale"
all. will Ming .‘ “windfall" a! pm
It?!” to remit tor an unused article
Cleans Everything
That Gathers
Dust
"Get all the dirt. The Frantz ‘
Premier cleans upholstery and”
draperies as well all rugs and
floors. Won‘t injure: the ilnest
I fabric. Renovates clothing and
bedding. Gets the maths and
moth essa-
~ so”
\
A'child can use it. Cleans in
, I_~~.corners, under furniture. Good
enough tor any home, Priced
for the smallest. Fully guaran-
teed. ‘i
Home demonstration free.
A. 'J. Collins 8. Cempany
Safety '
inns;
tilllllliilli llli
"Pliiill Milli" Sill
JERRY illiNlWlll
cailnncllcuts Representatives
I'IIIIIMaks Strong deposition to
Good iloads Bill
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lus-
. '.:,'wiasuiuorozv.n. 0., Feb 11 ~11»
u'esentative Reilly. Lonersan and
'Ddtiovan yesterday voted in the house
against the Shucideiord good roads
‘Iiii‘ii, carrying :25, 000 000 for federal
‘aitlI to local highway construction and
nilfitltenance Representative Donovan ..
ALCOHOL
m. ,
AWoelablellrpmulolllorAs
slmllullllglllel‘oodandileI uh
lingllmSlonuclswdllu sol
N'rsdcnilpiuzili
Promoteslligesllontlwelid
ne'ssaulllesttomahsncuu
gays the bill is a gigantic pork barrel. . . 0PM“ Mill‘illlllm Ml‘liliiml.
ItIiiii'e Connecticut members thought i ,3 NOT NARCOTIC. .
tie ill unfair to Connecticut, in view ' "" """“ ’
ol’ the small allotment the state would wwwgw
receive in proportion to the ampunt of ‘i I! As" ° ' '
takes it pays into the federal treasury. We“?
Jeddo7C0al
For Furnaces and Ranges
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ley also said Connecticut should not
Ibé required to pay taxes that are to
be spent on roads in other states,
when Connecticut has had foresight
siiljlicient to build many miles of good
roads herself.
IFor commerce Convention.
A number of Connecticut business
men are gathering here for the second
annual convention of the chamber of
commerce of the United States They
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A ricdlleme fol-Cousins:
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FacSimile Signature of
For first
NEW'YORK.
A seven passenger car with the latest and most practical improve-
ments including many Meyer features, and the USL el’ctric starting
and lighting system
Complete with all equipments: $3 250
0 S C A R H. B A N K S
Distributor for Fairfieid Coup y, River Street. Norwaik, Conn.
include George W. Pope of Hartford:
William C. Hawley,B Bridgeport; John
Th'IManson, New Haven. Harrison B.
Ili‘IrIeeman of Hartford, is also here for
lthc convention, he says, but he was
busy at the capitol yesterday in the in-
terest of the timer 'Connccticut river
water power and navigation scheme
.Thonias ll. Sullivan of New Haven.
is Iliere busy with Representative Reil-
inpnd others , , ‘
_I Fourth Class Postmaster-I.~
.IIflI‘Ihe poat oflice department yesterday
announced the following Connectie
fourth class postmastershlp appoint-
motile: Richard 0. Bennett at Branch-
\'ille, Fairiield county; Nellie l). Brad-I
ley. at Plymouth, llitcbiieid county;
Waldo H. Tillinghast, at Vernon,_
Tolland countyI , 'I
Aetna NatiOnal bank of Hartford;
First National V\ allingl’ord; First Na-l
‘ . Alb Int—3111‘}? 91d. :
' 35 Doses 35(33st
m"”-_""“T _
Thirty Years .
Any COAT in the
store, Values $15 to $18.};
THE JEWELERB. {-
Our Optical Departments are in charge of competent optlcians.
We make no charge for examination, and our «prices are moder-
ate for flrstclass goods,
Two STORES.
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
souru NORWALK.
NoawitLK.
tional Plainville, and Guiiford Nation 1
al, Gulliord, Conn, yesterday accept- l
ed. the currency law.
. . Calls for $25,000,090. .
WASHINGTON. F lb. li.~'l"he Slinc- ‘
lkleiord bill, under which the i'ederal‘
l
“government would distribute $25,000,;
2000 for good roads among the \uriousi
sluice, conditioned upon a dollar i"=ot
dollar appropriation in each state was
passed by the house yesterday. audi
:iow awaits action by the senate. i
Democratic Leader Underwood, Re-l
New Spring Coats
">
and Suits
We are showing a beautiful line of New spring
Coats and Suits at Popular Prices.‘
Frank JA-COBYI. Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre}:
'
publican Leader Mann and Represcn- l
to ye Hinebaugh of illinois the rank- l
lug progressive in the cit.) all \otedl “A
Mann declared that the cities could
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line *
Eyes Examined Free
3‘
ill well adord out of their ueaith to con- 4
Itribute taxes to aid the country in the: t
Finest Creamery Butter - 35c lb
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Try One Of Olli'l The New Science
EDEFINITION OF CHIROPRAETIO.
i Chiropractic is the definition of the
u I ease of the disease and the art or
1 Chiropractors remove the cause or
. . av. license and pain. health is restored
Dlnners borough harmonizing the serve an
' ’ R
Tom 3 estaurant
. ems in your body.
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
Av
Lure of the spine. 'You will never rs
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
0 help you.
M «castle treatments given also.
it creates pinched nerves and pain is
later life in the diirerent organs and
l.mbs
,ad by a wrench. twist or sprain in
' «limiting the same. Disease is caus-
gthe back.
'r. FRANCIS. l). 1..
FOR SALE
A BARGAIN ,
13-room, 2-iamily
‘ HOUSE
ALLIMPROVEMEura
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Ford Owners
. . .. i can put your Ford car in
6th House all West Ave, In Norwallr.
E. R.- Bradley
applying a set of Road Smoothers
.... . uh ._. ..... .....—..
124 soon-t MAN 31'.
“the “tortilla. *
Female trouble: I'"
fglven special attention; also curva
Even i! done in childhood ‘
04 Washington Mafia. Nor-walk. Oonn.
the”.
class with the high-priced cars as to
ease and smoothness on the road by
Send tor leaflet. Also my rpm, pm“ 0 s alleged violations of the game law oi inspectors announced thltt f'every The charges agttinst“ Gawain Bell
‘1 Washington at 80 Name": Conn‘ Um; Cars. New Cars. M lien Rivers who is in the neighbor- phase or the collision wornd lbs in- “m negligence and violation of!"
, , ”0;“ 781 . a . RGPIMDOo Ford Work . Specialty: .ii vestigated, not only to establish res- rules or the gem and We“, motile .“3
. _ , . I Austinsl’Garagc l
sentinel Wants . °" ""‘°"t..‘:.i'.“f.."i.."...f““'"f i‘. "i
. a: lion
Good tenants are to he WM me
iconsu‘upuon of roads and (“he'- “1).; GOLDFJN GRAIN FLOUR. ............................. . ..... 69° ha.
‘provements. . 3 Lil CROCK PRESERVES .............................. 25¢ each
'iMaliy of those who voted agllmfiii BEST POTATOES, PECK ............................. . ........ 28o
the bill, explained that their opposl-r . . ‘
. loS'l‘ 'llTR W’s, P K ........ ‘ .............................
-tionuvas not to federal aid in con-l B N 1 EC ' 29c
struuilng the highways but to the! "
'métliod proposed in the pending nleas- l ANDREW DAVEY
“"e- 90 Washington St., South Norwalk Phone 410.
. __,_._.,____.___N-.,..,__._I . . . « .I V.“
on Willil Siliilt
ritual urn
AIli‘aped to Have Aided Canaan
Recluse ill Violation Law
. ,..
WINSTED, li‘ebI ll.~~lt was learned
hbrr- this afternoon that (Bounty (inure
Walden Cornelius Shine of Canaan-
whose general conduct since coming
Elli" the section has attracted much at-
lentlou was relieved of ills place by
life state fish and game commission
last Saturday. lie was in New liart-
torn on that day for the purpose of
illiipenring against violators of the
m the laws and up to this morning he
ssh not returned to Canaan. About
IlIiIlil due him from the state has been
, 'gzaiinished by creditors. ,
”Shine has been much beiore the pub
llIc eye sinCe his appointment as gamo‘Off the coast 0’ Vilginia The trial is
. warden for lilclllield county, but being held 1’0501‘8 Redford A Bar
more particularly in connection with goat, inspector of bulls, and David ll.
tli'e case of Gus Rivers, the Canaan lloward, inspector or boilers,
ountalu recluse. who is new await Philadelphia district.
ins.r trial in the superior court to: vnrl- in opening the'cuse the local board
Inc.
It H;
sidem‘bicwsuln wEB’liuééd by public . ‘
suberlption largely in Norfolk and and that he was carelessjn not. giv-u ’
Canaan for his defense. Lawyer S. A. “‘3 orders to the ("WWW “rascal”
Herman was retained and on Rivers' the lproximlty or other vessels. The, ,
discharge from the hospital last week charges “mad that 1‘“ did “at 'shut f!
Mr. lvierinan appeared before Judge down his engine until one minute he
(inner ill the superior court here and fore “"3 collision ' . 'l,
had the amount of the bond reduced meADELPmA Feb. ll.-Dctaile
be $200. which wos‘hnmcdiatly i'u'z'~ or the collision between the steam:
nisllo‘d by Edmund Brown, a well- ships Nantucket and Monroe which
knowu resident of Norfolk. caused the less of forty-one lives on
Shine came to Canaan from New January 13 omtlio Virginia. coast were
London and is said to have had anum- given .by witnesses alt the trial of;
bar 0f ytiiil‘B’ experience as a same ol- Captain Oswyn. Derry, commander 09' s l
deer in other parts of the state. the Nantucket, which illegan here to. [I ‘
day before members or the United I '
“APT BERRY "A8 PLEAR' States Board of Steamship Examiners
U
El) liilT GUILTY
Redford Sargent, government steam“
.(‘oulinued from 'first page)
boat inspector at this «port, and David
. ll, Howard local government; inspec
. tor of boilers, «institutes the ti'ibil"
mil. 1' ' . I ' ,“
Passengers and members of ' til
crew. who were rescued from the stall
ing Dominion liner and every one
who was aboard the Nantucket bayou.
tor the been summoned to appear at the trio
which will probably continue
three weeks.
W.
before Justice Blodgett of Falls
possibility, but also with the view of result “I. a preliminary limenmfi
illase.he said that‘sth had advised “' "
securing the enactments oi .congresv conducted] by ilCaptuin it 1‘1.
sional legislation to guard against a ,
recurrence oi a simiiar accident inspectors at Nerfollr l
~Gapt Barry was called and be pisadI "l MW
ad but entity to the charges against 'lihere will his games
Illim. . Among the charges are that. he tournament at the Si.
IdutI not. reduce speed during the for; Club this evening. .
I1glint] of BIO years or age, was arraign-
”6‘ sided him in setting snare for
mine and othpr birds. Probable cause
its round, lloweyer, and Rivers was
pound over to the attohrlor court in
but A. threatened attack or
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