Taylor & Gotden
Morn uonwnmt racer co.
surname. V
Tenant-line 1229. ‘
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1,1111111311111111‘111111 R,1Clark.. of 53 East
i'avenue, First District, is quite ill at
Thor home,
, Thomas «Collins, of Bridgeport, is
yislting friends and relatives here to
1 day.
1,.» Miss Mabel 1:1 Taylor, of Burrltr-
" 1 al'tnuc. has returned to her home, at
'1 tor a week‘s stay in Boston.
. The German-American Alliance So
--r-iety will most tonight"to complete
, arrangements for the annual ball.
You are. invite-d to enjoy Lincoln's
. (Birthday eve tonight at the Country
: .store‘dance in Dreamland. Everybody
present will receive a pound .box of
L il-Ijuyler’s candy.
The line car of the Connecticut
Company was working all along West
avenue and North Main street today
inspecting the overhead equipment and
making some repairs,
_. Mrs. David M .Platt, wife of the con
é'tructor and living on Union Park is
11.1 quite ill at her home, Mrs. Piatt is
about 85 years old and this that makes
her sickness more serious.
’l‘lere will be a special meeting of
. «the Norwalk Yacht Club tonightiat the
South Norwaik Club. 1A nom noting
committee to select the otilcers ibr
- the coming year will be elected.
it
All members who are to bring hernia:
for the supper of Lady Washington
Tflodge In the new lied \lcn's Hall
Norwalk tomorrow night are request
ed to III“ e saute there before (I o ‘clogk.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of
St, George, held its regular meeting
last night at its' lodge rooms and a
very large number of the members
were present. Only regular business
was transacted.
’I‘hc met-tint: ot’ Catholic
Council. No. 10, K. of 0., was held at
the club rooms last night. Nothing
of int-pnmnce was brought up for no
lion, the matters Considered being of a
routine nature.
'Thomus Robins, electrical commis-
sioner, has returned from an exte..d~
ed 'uostcrn trip. lie visited his efn
Arthur Robins. (11’ Minneapolis, Minn.
and on his return stop-pod at points
7 1 oil interest,
' ID. C.
'E‘Jr. Brewster, employed at tho Nor-
, wulk Iron Works. lucritlcullylllnthis
home in Silvormlnc. lit- was strickrn
:1 last Saturday with the ailment, but
‘ltad been feeling poorly for three
riveeks previous to that time. with what
‘ fire supposed was the grip.
, The Sentinel recently stated.
‘Vatnted, through 1111 error, that Detec-
tive Sergeant Thomas Letitherland 11nd
jinveetiguted sixty-one cases In two
months, Ho not only vinvostirated one
'llttudred and sixty-one cusos. but he
made twontyi’our urn-sin besides.
flood tenants are to be hudwfor
' the advertising.
Country Store Dance
“Wed. Night, "Feb. 11
Lincoln 5 Birthday Eve.
200 Item Huyler’ s
‘ ‘ Candies 1
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Union
including Washington,
111 1m Baubtti‘flm. He Millet-c or w
Tel 3717}
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East IndiaTea Co
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
125 Washington Street.
Even the Simplest Street and Home Dresses
made after
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have 111111
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to try 01111
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'it is only
15 cent
Shirt. 15 ccntsi
Waist. ill cents.
WILLIAM
TWO Stores. 4
South Nogwalk, Conn.
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Breakfast 251:.
Supper 2511.
Dinner 85°.
Thursday...D1nncr
Vegetable Soup
Short Ribs of Beef
Roast Lamb
Veal Pot Pie
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Home-made Bread and Pies
Mansion House
C. HASSAN. Prop.
86V2.94 Wash. 8... 8o. Nor-walk.
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DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
It so n.e you satisfied that they
build been titteu In your eyes In a j
correct and proper manner! Have
'I‘hoy Given Your Eyes «That lteliei
which you expected they would? it
they thl‘lt't or you need glance. l
consult me at. once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN. l
lioom 6, Keelor Building,
No. 155 Waihington 8t.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday, Wedneiday and Friday
Evenings. a: 20 to 9. |
N. Y. address-727 .th Ave. 9 to I
4 p. in. daily.
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On and after Monday. 12,!
I914, deiluor all freight
Pier 27 East Riverl
Jan.
Foot of Catherine St 1,
for Norwalk and South Norwalk,
THE NORWALK STEAMOAT LINE.
GEORGE F. FOOTE. G. F. A.
UP AGAINST WRONG MAN.
Two men from Danury. names un-
known missed their mark last night
when they tackled South Norwalk's
white hope. Joe Rucker, in ’I‘arlovs
lunch room. Railroad avenue
went back to the batting city with a.
beautifully disfigured countenance,
and the other with 9. blockers which
a stage artist could not hope to iml~
tats. Rocker la a poaceablo fellow,
but he could not stand the 1111111111 of
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A 11111111111111: galaxy '11: talent out-
clashing the season's; bast‘ bills
1 the rent vaudeville theatre,
t’s
Whore Everybody Goes.
“in vaudeville. Tho ton tantalizing
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An aggregation of American beauties
and liomeoa in an cntrancingly
heuutltul- vocal and instrumtntal
creation.
Hit-ems choruses.
Athletes of Supreme Clever-nose.
COV DE TRICKEY,
The Dixie Girl.
Extra Added Attraction.
The Nomad Legitimate h‘avo'ite,
”MR. CHAS. BOWSER AND His co.
in “SUPERSTITION, " a unique come
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“The Wizard of thg‘ Impossible,"
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PliYMOUTH.lang..Feb.11.——The
'storm- tossed passengers on board the
battered Olympic, who had been eager
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25 West Washington St
South Norwaik.
Prompt Delivery
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ocuuars AND OPTICIANB-‘z:
Why Not See 1
As Others See
You can do this with a hair oi
glasses prescribed by OUR DOG-1‘
LIST. who is a SKILLED EYE
SPECIALIST. No charge tor the
tzxaminution.
At. some sou-re. Stamford. Oonn‘.
Open Sat. Evenings. Eat. 1097
“were Dudley (Julian.
Jacob School). George Brush, WIIIIamV
.Ies of their voyage from New York
{when they reached here today, had to
130 on to Southampton, as the fierce
nose of the gale prevented their land
ling or that of the malls. This was
:thc that time in many years that such
‘11 thing had happened here to a liner
‘trom America. The weather Inside
Itho breakwater was so severe that the
tenders were unable to get alongside
itlte steamer and after two hours 01
~ Mn futile chart the Olympic proceeded
1 I’Ollce were waiting here to board
the Olympic In connection, it is he
lieved. with reports of a gambling dis
note on the vessel during the voyage
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FIREMEN EAT TURKEY.
Thoae who attended the turkey din-
.gner of the firemen In the" second dis-
trict last night thanked kind Provi-
11dencc that thc recentmany-slded card
tournament was held. Those who ate
John Stealer,
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Alexander, William Nadia. Fred Wei—
seit, J. ll. Luddington, George W. 130
\gmdus. Elbert W. Clark, Aime Turlov,
Walter Mct‘arthy. Luther M Wright,
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H081“ OFFICE. OLOGING.
, 1 Vincent Costello, and Mathew Corbett.
one. nunno ENTERTAl-NS.
1ll/lra.l.cttle Woodeard-Munro, or
The post office of the second MNcrth Main street. entertained eleven
11. 111., for the day.
day hours will be obsdrved; fl‘here
be one delivery and one collect!
with an extra business collection at order were Mrs
The last mulls for the east Mrs. George Elliot Brown, Mrs. 111111an
till Bishop. and Miss 11. B Tricolor a house on 111111 street. The: were lira. Lester w. VHyott. _
a p. 111.
and west will close at 7 11.111
Ono trict will close tomorrow at 11 o'clock. tables at auction 11-11111. 11111111113. n.
The regular halt) afternoon.
The occasion was most
harming. roundly. and 23111111111111,
. ' so. The price Winners l‘n respective “
Malcolm 2111112111
11
no 11111111 moot pretentious utterlngs'
I ()N'T miss this: {big ulheltomena.’
"Esrron'r
amount—.1 5"
SAUGA'I‘UCK ‘
Imam
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has been spending a week in Hart-
, lIord on businesu.
. Mr. and Mrs, Hurry Kitke. of
Greene Fur-.ms have been visltnlg
“friends in New 1011: 711112
I M12. Sidney Dayton, of tihocklytt
N. Y. is a ('ttcst of Mrs. Albeit Sm 1,31
0! IiiIdge a.10et.8uugutuck.
l The Sunshine limb, of tho (‘onereg‘n-
tional Churt-huwill hold :1 social at
‘the church Saturday evening. ' V
Rev. W. J. Dumpy. of llrcoklyn. N.
IY.. was the recent guest of Mr. and
:Mrs. William T, Williams, of Surgu
Ituck.
I
I, "The Current Events Club will hold
Its weekly meeting. 'l‘l1u:: ‘ .y at the.
:home of Mts Ambmsc‘ S itittributt 0:1“
I State street.
I‘ Mrs llcnj min llanrer and duuch
lter, of Weston. are spending several
tweaks with Mrs Eugene McKennu of
;Myrtle avenue
1I Miss lda Fontc entertained a num-
lber of her friends at a whist SOBI'II
int her home. on Woodside avenue,
E'Thursdny etching
There are one ‘nlmrd letters at the
,lWestnort post-oilhe addressed to it}
:8. Fulrchild ltuh. Green Mrs “’11
llnrne and M15. MtSleddy
l Many improvements me being ninth
to the prone ty of Althur 0. [Two 0.1
1001mm strert Th1 place was to:
imorly the Fittb property". Mr, For:
I and lainilv will occupy the house 1111.
fore lliar‘ch l.
The total expense of the town for
the month of January was $905.37.
[The amount includes the expenses of
the Board of ldncatlon. which
‘ amounted to $2,195 .13.
The Historical Society .met 1:111
evening in the library Hall. ’John
Hay, a missionary from South Am
erice. interested the audience with an
Illustrated lecture on Lite in Para-
guay.
William Seldc has sold his home-
stead in Roaevllle to Margaret Acken
man. who will take possession imme-
diately. Mr. Seido has moved to his
newly erected Imme on the main road
near the Roeevlllo road.
The body of Mrs. Charlotte Lyons.
of New ,York city. tormerlv of 0-1-4
town, sister of llyron A. Wi‘linms, of
Gaugatuck, was brought here for
burial hundny altornc-on at 3 o'clock
lin the Willowbrook cemetery.
A large touring car skidded on the.
wet pavement last F‘ridav evening and
Bliil’lfihtd into the {once in front of the
Nash home on State street limb from
wheels were smashed. the radiator
and the lights damaged The fence
was also badly damaged.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Kari 1\. il-rdno have
moved into Min f‘lturlottw 1(‘. Nuth's
cottage Kim: and f‘huroh s'vcti.
whcr they will reside. Mrs anh
and Mr, rind Mrs Waiter Crossmau
have none to Virginia 1w2l11'1re tlmv ha‘e
purchased a farm and will osteblishn
permanent residence,
During the present month, Rev.
William 0. ll. Moo, of the Souvn‘uok
‘(loncreirntionnl Church, will deliver 11
series of nor-menu on Ollnrucicr. lllt
suhloot last. .Spndny was ’I‘he Right
couancss of Abraham Linen 11 Noni
Sunday his sermon will be The lic-
llgious Life of Gladstone.
, Miss Anuu Florence Illerdlzou.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ll. llendt
zen, of imperial avenue. and Alfred
Belling will be 'mnrrlcd tonwrrew
evening at the Christ Church by the
Rev. Henry llinokloek. thli'wlrg the
ceremony 11' wedding collation wl‘l be
held at the Arlon Hall. 011 Riverside
avenue.
1 George 13111111111111, of V1 onion. was or.
rooted at Main and State stree‘s yes
tertlav alterno n at it o 'clnok b: Pov-
,stable D. 1.1 Bilvwman charred wita
intoxication. Sturgeon was flachiwn a
lance sum of money and boring he
would be robbed the constable warned
him to go home. Instead he «11111111111111
tor the enare‘ct saloon. _
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'rony 3111111111 and 12111112111129" were
arrested Sunday evening by Co" table
George 1!. Mills following a brawl at
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New Eprb'u
Brannon V
935.0519 925.
1913.51.11.11$1,273.50
11151» 31:18 Suits
58:: Boy‘ .1 r
o 1;) ”it“s/'6 8..
10 Big Spocials
for Tomorrow
$1 Blankets 75c
$5 to $8 Trimm'ed Hats 99c .
$3 to $5 Untrimmed Shapes 1490
$1 Kid Gloves 750 a pair
$1.50 Wash Dresses 690
$1 Children’s 'Wash Dresses 69c
5013 Wide Fur Trimming 39c yd.
New"
swarm
sum
15.9511: 1122.011.
Coats $7.75
$9.95
tors 291:
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I)1'011(h._ci the peace and intoxicatien
Pal so was lined $511111] costs. l~‘1 H'hli‘. 2
was nrrniu nod on the rim rice (11' as
saull and int-21.11 oi pence t'n'l was
lined $3 and costs. He went to 1.11.
in default,
A fu":11er5' institute will be laid at
the (lrecns Forms (fongsegaii 111]
Church Thursday and an i1.t.rcting
program has been arranged. The
principal speaker of the day will 1112i
Dr, Charla; ll. Townsend, of New,
York (11.3, director of the New York?
Aquarium. Other speakers will be A.
M.l"‘11rnham.
N. Penney and William H. llurr andi
by experts from the Pomolcglwl S)-
clcty ot‘ the state and from the Con-
necticut Agricultural College. ;
Four New Haven youths were taken
In charge yesterday morning by Con-
stable .H D. Slivermnn. who found
them 111111111111 the railroad‘tracks to-
ward New Haven They gave their
names and1 addresses as follows: John
Miller_ 26 Adams street: Angelic La-
-prle. 26 Third street; Francis Shee
him, 20 Aiboin street, and Joe Roi,
36 Fair street, all of New Haven.
Their ages ranged from 10 to 15
years. They claimed that they were
tplaylng in a freight car in the New
Haven yards when the-train started
and they were carried to Damien be
fore the train slackened its weed.
They spent the night walking the
tracks and when taken in yesterday
looked tired. 17111111111111; Sl'vtrtnan
1purchltsed railroad fare to New lia-
ven for the quartet nnd put them 01
a train. .
The vital statistics recorded by
Town Clerk William J. Wood for the
month of January show that there
were seven births, Six deaths and only
one 1111111121111, The births were: A
daughter to Antonio and Mary Gae-
tnno on the 2d, on the 10th,. th’lna.
Charles Louis saleCuiherlno Emc ice,
to Mr. and Mrs, Karl Deitrlth; on the
13th. a son to Pete: and Annie Maur-
(‘1';1011 the film a dunglttct Charity
F'hnltuck. to Dr. and Mrs.1‘re<lerlck
l). lluland: on the 19th, a son [01
Alexandre and live ltamlsrnko: on
the 29111, a son to John urti Mury Mill-
chollo. The deaths recorded were:
It‘rodvrlrk Daniel Mills, aged 69. on
the 311; Mrs Marv Wlsocntv. "god 42,
on the 7111: Wilson J. Snulyu-u, of
New York, rum] is. on the 10th; Mrs
limit!“ 1'1, Noumnun aged '1". 0'1 the
End; "Mia. Wellness (1 ortrut’o Fl law,
need ill), on the 4111; tllcn go, A, llub
hell, oi li1ltlgenoit, urged 87 on the
30111.’l‘he marrlat‘m was A'voatino.
Mnelello and Miss Clest'u Mnal llo.
married on the llth by the lit-v.1.
J. Human.
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DINNER PARTY AT ELMCREST.
1’
Mr. and Mrs. DixonVMcNetton Enter-
tain Friends.
A ‘formul dinner party was held
last night at. the home of Mr, and Mrs.
.l‘rixou .Mchllnu, oi immortalit, In hou-
or of M'. MoNotton's birthday. There
wnru tan who participated In the c is-
hmtlon and enjoyed the music and
danring after the dinner The t hie
wna very urettllv decorated and the
houtcus hadnulnue favors at: each
pla'tc. The ladies received little bas-
hole or flowers and the gentlemen
fancy hand painted condo. V ,
‘ 'l‘hn comm 111191119111 were: Mr. and
Mrs. David W. Raymond Mr. and
11111 Front-rink it Quinttml Mr. and
Mrs memo Raymond and Mr. and
of New Haven. Robert ‘
second district tomorrow:
fin,“
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MRS. 120151: GIVES sown
DERBY, Fob. ll.—.\irs. Nettle L.
Pope, wife of William Pope, 01’ Milford,
whose automobile hit and killed Mrs.
Lillian Kolletor, waived examination
when her case was called in the city
court today, and a bond of $1,000 for
her appearance at the April term of
the Superior Court was provided by
Frederick ‘1).Hitthkiss. The charge is
that of manslaughter While still in
poor health, Mrs. Pane is much Im-
proved over her condition when the
case was originally called in court_
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NEW YORKERS COMING.
The other: force or the H‘. Jacobs I:
Son shoe manufacturing establishment
In the first district will entertain the
force from the New York 011100 in the
in the
evening a banquet will heenjoyed at
the Mahackemo Hotel 111111 Proprietor
R. M. Law is preparing something 111111
in the nature of a menu; “In the eve-
ning there will be a dance in the B.
N. Trust Company hall. It is piano“
to make the alfalr quite an‘eventx
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South 121 Wants 12.9 a quick action
1nd lutpensive means of communi-
catmn. They Word 11 direct way or
tarrylng a message to the ones who
will be most interested.
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and Hartford
Railroad Timetabie
IN EFFECT NC‘rI HBER It. 19%).
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SOUTH NORWALK "1‘0 NEW 'ORK '
A. M.— 1:202. 5:351. 511111 6:09.
6:55. 7:18. 7:40. 8:171’. 8:55x. 1.15].
9:37. 10:271. 10:45:, 11:“.
P. M.-—-1:69.\. 1:18. 3:00, 3:29.45“;
5:12, 5:46. 6:002. 6:43. 7:311. 9:371.
10:122. 10:52.
s‘undayo.
A. M.—-12255X. 5:33. (:41.
10:272. 11:24.
P. ilI.——i11:'10x.
6: 562, 7:12,
10: 28.
8:54,
2:44.
11 3:0021, 5:44,
7:572, 9:2
2:. 10:12:.
new YORK TO scorn NC lWALK.
A. M.~—12:oox. 424511, 5.“. It“.
8:032. 8:61x, 9:15x, 10:61“. 102“.
10:5011, 11:03. '
1> 11.12.0211. 1:115, 2:012. 22:7.
2. 2011.- 2: 5511. 1:29, 5:05;. 5 24. 5: n. .,
6: 0111, o: 97. 811911. 9: 44 11: 17 1;: tr. .
Sunday/e. '
A. M.:-12 002. 6:00. 3:031.
10: 0211, 11: 0011.
r. 111.:»—-12 10 1:021. 11. 2911, 5.02:.
5. 04, “a: 01x, 7. 1611. a: 11111. 9: 4411. 11:17:.
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; BOUTH NORWALX TO NEW ”All!”
A. 11.421222 1:171, ii. 09,
9. 1011.1022211. 11:11:.
P. M.” 12:03. 11:572. 1:20. 3:19:11.
4:28, 5:12. 6:152, 6:41. 7:101: 9:2er 11 _
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‘102501, 11:20.
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A. M.—_—-—12:28. 1:17.
11:11:. V
P. M.——12:Oilx. 2:0717. 41411:. 6:121.
0:46. 7:102. 8:342. 01262. 10:66:.
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SOUTH NORWALK To DANBUIV.
P. M.-—-1: 95. 4: 211:. 6: 20. 7:16.
. Sunday-1
A. M.—~10:35.
P. Mao-2.15. 7:16.
7:48. 91161.,
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DANBURV 1‘0 SOUTH NOBWALK.
it. M.i~‘l on. 712:. 11:18. 10:0!»
11. 55. '
P. Han-4:211. 6:44. a: to.
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