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' "Mrs. David M. lPlatt, of Union Park,
' is in a serious cOndition at her home.
and her chances of recovery are very
slight.
’l‘lle pocketbook which the police
found and held for the owner was
I claimed by Mrs. E. Glicksozl, who iden-
tified her property.
' We will be glad to have you visit
our pattern department on :Saturdal'.
February 14th, and learn from Miss
Carver how to use Pictorial Review
'Putterns.
MOW
it is a semi holiday atmosphere in
the city hall today. Some of the oili-
ces are open and some are not. The
police work holidays, Sundays, and ev.
my old day. they say.
A blokeu shaft caused the closing of
tile factmy of H. Jacobs & Sons, shoe
2 manufacturers this morning. it will
reopen tomorrow, at which time re-
pairs will have been made.
Painters will have their ’retznlnr
' ““meetlng tonight and after the meeting,
.there will be an old fashioned Dutch
' “'7 -‘ supper and souvenirs will be given at
each regular meeting in the future.
Lady Washington Lodge will meet
tonight in the new Red Men's Hall, in
7 ”Norwalk. All members'are requested
to be on hand at 7:30 for an early
met-ting will take place because oigbhc
baked bean supper to follow. ”
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The Misses Plunkett, and the Misses
Winnie Lydon, Margaret Lynch, and
Frances Flallerty, and Martin Mc-
Gi‘iltii. of Norwalk, were among those
who attended the Knights of Coiuln.
bus ball in Siiillli'ol‘d, last night.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, C. U. A. M.,
will hold its regular weekly meeting
. tomorrow evening. and the first degree
will he conferred on a new class of
candidates. The committee on insur-
ance will make its final report at this
time, and all members are urged to be
present.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell last
night delivered an illustrated let'ture
on trees before the members of the
St. Paul's Melts Club at the Beritell
street chapel. The lecture was one of
the most interesting. that the members
have had an opportunity to hear, and
n goodly number was present.
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A MOTHER'S LETTER TO
MOTHERS.
Mrs. l”. W. Cooper [of Bloomfield.
\l‘.‘ .f., says: “My child, seven years
old, had a bad cold and was weak
and ql-ito rllll down in health. Bile
had been ill this condition for about
six weeks when l hogan giving llel
Vinoi. it was a wonderful i102“) to the
child, breaking up her cold qpickly
and building up her strength beside
"2 I have also found Vinol a most excel-
lent tonic for keeping up the chi!
dren‘s strength during a siege of
whooping cough."
Vinol is a wonderful combination
of two world- famed tomes—«the medi-
cinal body building elements of cod
liver oil and iron for the blood, there.
fore it is a perfectly safe medicine
for children. because it is act a
patent medicine, everything in it is
printed on every package, 88 mothers
may know what they are giving their
little ones. .
Therefore we ask every mother of
a weak, sickly or ailing child in this
‘ vicinity. to try Vinol on our guarantee.
.ii‘. if. banter, draught. South Nor-walk,
I‘EastlndiaTea
T121871 135 Washington Street
we Give me access pasmuu maniac snubs.
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AVOID THE POSSIBILITY .
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon ss’it is l
ishcd. by selecting your Spring outfit from
The SPRING PASiliilN 000K
0f
. i’lCTiililAi. REVIEW PATTERNS
Patterns of the "MINA-
RET" style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August,
three months ahead of any.
other pattern--
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The first draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for
March, 1912. ccven months
ahead of all others--
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Now it is the
Japanese Collar Style
the great new fashion note
for Spring.
You will be months ahead
if you. select one of then
charming styles for Spring.
See the .
SPRING FASHION BOOK
Waist. ill cents.
Skit-L 1‘ cents ‘ Costume 15 cents
Only [0 cents when purchased with a 15 cent Pattern.
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
TWO Stores. 2 b 1‘
South Norwaik. Conn. Net-walk, Conn
‘.Brenkfalt 823:1: or 2513“" also. V l 2. ‘2 , . _ J.
Friday Dinner 3 a entitles '
Clam Chowder “ ‘ t 2'
Baked 'Blue Fish, Spanish Sauce
Fried Codflsh Steak, Tomato
sauce
Roast Best on Jus
rBoiled Potatoos
Stewed Tomatoes
mum WATCH OUR
Brotvn Betty
WINDOW DISPLAX;
[Homemade Bread and Pics
Hot Biscuits i
We Largest Assortmeitfitw ;
in the City
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Tt-iAT in. THE TMTE AND ODOR
._ may: as,” mover).
Kellogtrs Wattle» cuter on is The
Belt Cynthia In 0.000 Yum ,
30911031‘ Kalli?“ & done at Buffalo.
oil refiners. have succeeded in taking
the offensive taste and small out of
dilator oil.
he'i’ Kelloggs have been 11111114111111-
istll have tried to do and failed for
3,000 years.
Doctors recommend caster oil as the
simplest. satsst and best laxatiye.
Every household will use it oftener.
now that it is tasteless.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is
pure. clear. refined castor oil, and so
entileiy without taste that chlit‘iren'
take it easily. , ,
This perfect laxative is now on sale
in all dlug stores. Order Kellogg's
Tasteless Castor Oil by name to dis
tinguish it from various mixed and
flavored caster oils. which are not
tasteless. The trade mark is on every
label—~a green cantor leaf bearing the
signature-«Kellogg ‘3 26c and too sizes
Made only by Spencer Relief 3 &
eons. lino. Buffalo -.N Y.. refiners of
vegetable oils '
Mrs. Frederick N. Shove and daugh-
ter. of Grove street. are visiting in
Meriden.
“Lincoln's Birthday 'and the New,
Freedom." in commemoration of
these two great. events here is the
bill at the playhouse of incompara-
Ible entertainment. ’
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Where Multitudea Mingle.
Notable engagement of the celebrated
legitimate star.
MR. WILLIAM V. MONO
and Five (St Sterling Favorite
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in a realistic drama. “The CLAY
BAKER." "More real acting and
Genuine Drama. than in any four
act drama." N. Y. Times.
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q‘llingling Bros. Recent Smastion"
F‘earieas and daring .
(5) THE FIVE MARRIOTTB (6)
Present an original juggling and bai-
anclng novelty. See the human
aeroplono. it's a thriller extraordi-
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Ground Broken rodav fur the
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WASHINGTON, February 12.“:
Ground wasflbrokun ‘ today} the aunt f
versary of the birth of Abraham Lin-l
coin, for the Lincoln :thorial, a W. l
000 .000 structure. the purpose of whOsel
desianers is that it shall stand through i
time as an oxnlnpie oi' the best in an n
itecture and sculpture that this agal
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Values $13.50 to $22.50
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There was no formal ceremony obs ,
nected with the beginning of tile wrrk ‘ ear-.515 -2, .- -.
for the reason that illole was out sut-
fit‘iont time between the completion 0 O52! ' ' ’ ' '
the details of signing the contra t3 and‘
the birthday anniversary of the martv l 1
red president to arrange a program all
sufficient excellence to mark the open-
ing of a work of such magnitude and ,
sentimental importance. So it was l :j
speedy
”decided to let the ceremonies so over} 9 on“.
until the laying of the corner stone! § ‘ ”3 "n “7““3 "”2 5 Madm" 5"
Former IPEesident Taft. chairman oil 1, (atnlcgue (m “we“
the Lincol Memorial Commission 1]. d l 3‘
not come to the city to see the workl 5 Link!“ 1‘". erig ht
start l 2
The, site for the memorial is in P0- | 2' P0000 1413-41 NWWE'K
tomac Park cl an “axis," planned
i’i uh \ oclric lights and storage battery, $950.
with ( ‘el: tilt' tllglnt- stutter and generator $1.075.
DEALERC
OVERLAND - 351H.P
i' Stylish in appearance a revelation in service. powerful,
mom.
Equip” «
Can deliver at ..
Call or 'phone for demonstration.
A. V. Mililpaugil
Phone 8. Darien.
more than a (outcry ago. at one end douaqaonmtattoooooaoooooocnnoonoooaommmooooooanqm
oi’ which is the Capitol. the monument .1“
.of the government; and at the other.
lmore than a mile to the west.
lWashington Monument.
l Still farther to the west will be the s
Lincoln Memorial where it will have 1
a relation with the Capitol and the
Washington Monument, that would be
impossible on any other site, and will
be closely related also with Arlington
Cemetery where these who {Ought for
"‘9 ”“0“ “'9 ”melt“ 1" ‘8 "mime“ it is notable that the site finaliykse-
to have some day. a memorial bridge lected by the commission of Fine Arts
flicking the Lincoln Memorial with Ar the memorial commission and Con
:lington greats itself, is the one first recomend-
i The design of the memorial is the ed by the park comission under the
work of Henry Bacon 8. New 10"“ 3" act of 1902. Many of the objections
lx‘liitect. approved by the Memorial ads at that time to the site have pass-
Commission. His idea was that the on with2the2years. .The city had net
memorial W Lincoln ”"0“” he “0“" developed so far in that directionat
posed of four features—m statute of that time. thesite was not so easily
the man. a memorial of “5 Gettysburg accessible and the ground was much
lapeoch. a memorial of his second in- lower and more swampy
launm “dress' and “ ”mm °‘ “‘8 The members or the Lincoln Mem-
United States which he ”999"“ orial Commission are: Willis. 28. Taft.
Tflch feature will be related to the chairman; Joseph C. 8- Blackburn, re
olthers bi means °‘ “3““ and ”091 cently appointed to fill the vacancy
' on and each will be 5° arranged “'9" left by the death of Shelby M. Cullom;
it will become an integral part of Joseph G. Cannon, George Prabody
lthe whole in order to attain unity and Wetmore. Samuel Walker McCall
simplicity in the monument Each Champ Clark. and Thomas 3 Martin
feature is meant to impress the be-- a...” I
holder with its greatest force and tidal
'it is sought to accomplish by meanfi’ CASTOH IA
of isolation, though not to the extent
for Infants and Children. '
Senatm Cullom in 1910 Vilrlous sug
”19 gestions as to tile i'0lm2 the memorial
should take were submitted and con
idered. among them an arch on Mer-
dian Hill. a memorial at Fort Stevens,
a memorial bridge to conuett Potomac
Park with Arlington Cemetery, and a
government road to Gettysburg. At
times"there was considerable feeling
displayed in the contrOVersy.
ture to the others.
The most important single object
Mansion House RIGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St.
C HASS/‘N, Prop
of impairing the relation of each fea-
lilo Kind Youlhn Atlaysaougili
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Fifteen minutes of finished enjoyment will be the statue of IJncolu the D an
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White lunameled Minors Soap Dyims.’
.Slponge Baskets. etc.
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25 West Washinfiton St"
South Norwaik.
Prompt Delivery
PHONE 1009 2. W
DO YOU WEAR GLASSEO?
if so axe you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyes In a
cmrect and proper manner? rlaVe
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? if
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 0, Keefer Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0: 30 to 0.
N. Y. address—727 .lih Ave., 0 to
4 p. to. daily. South Narwalk. Conn. ‘
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On and after Monday. Jan. 12. $31
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2. .llln
Pier 27 East River ' - . ,
Foot of Catherine Stl When 3'0“ get ’ 2
for Norwall: and South Norwailt, l'F'G L A S S E S
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Valentine Dance
Saturday
February Mill
in ordel to do this we Gills.
piov CiCUi. iS'lS-- ”graduate 2
physicians-40 examine eyes.
No charge for examination. a)
THAMFR
,OGULiBTOJ AND OPTIOIANO , ‘ "
Musical czmedy merrimeat galcre.
The Elite Entertainer.
HARRY, GILBERT.
Songater and Comedian.
Physical cuitune cmnicalities by
LAVINE CIMAIRON TRIO,
“in Imagination.”
A travesty on physical culture up to
date.
Music Hall
THE HOUSE OF FEATURES.
Thursday a two reel feature. The
Whimsical Thread of Destiny. and
Pntlle‘a Weekly, and three other reels.
Friday a two met feature by Lubin.
Tile Man From the West. a thrilling
western scene and some other equally
good reels.
Saturday an extra strong show, six
reels. ‘
REX
sou-m Noawgta.
2 TODAY.
Musical
Pictures
“The Buccaneers
A spectacular 3 reel Gold Seal fea-
ture with Dairid' Hartford and (flea
, Madison. ‘
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Domini; uneasy
' being for consented figule pinctd hell 39"“ tho i - ' ' Z- 2
. JOLLY WILD AND CO., in the back ground of the largest chain Signature M . m
bar. This chamber will be unOocupit-zd' 2 g ’ ' a
by any other object that might detract 32.2%."- ~——~-’-~ -
from the effoztivencss of the statue
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LllNCOLN’ S BlRTHDAY IN MAS-31A.
CHUSETTS.
BOSTON. Mass, Feb. 12.—-Lincoln's
birthday, although not a holiday in this
State. was observed here today in vs.
rious ways, The principal celebration
arranged Wits that unveiling of a me-
morial statue to the illllly nurses from
hmssachllsetts who served in the Civil
War. Tile bronze statue. designed by
Bela Pratt, stands in the dial! of lFlags
in the State House. it represents a
woman supporting and comforting to .
fallen soldier. The memorial was pm
outed to the State by tho‘ Daughters of
Veterans.
Special exercises were held in many
schools and churches. Numerous poli-
tical and patriotic organizatiims con-
ducted Lincoln meetings and the P»
grossives planned to have a party coir
ferenco tonight.
STEFPEN TO DECIDE TODAY.
CHiCA‘GO, Feb. 12,—Wslter Etolfen.
who was captain of the 1908 University
of Chicago football eleven,- and a mem-
ber of the All-American team the same
year. expected to decide today whether
to accept a position as football coach
at Amherst College or a similar posi-
tion at the Carnegie institute of Tech-
nology at Pittsburgh.
The offer from the Carnegie lust!~
tute was received several days ago, and
the proposition, from Amherst yester-
day. ISteffen’ls said to prefer golngio
Amherst. but the offer from that school
is reported less tempting than the one
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and the visitor will be alone with it.
i The smaller‘halls at each side of
‘the central chamber each will contain
a memorial. one of tho'Gettysburg ud-
ldress and the other of the inaugural
address, in bronze letters on monumen-
tal tablets, while adjacent low reliefs
will relate in allegory Lincoln's qual-
‘lities as evidenced by those specifies.
While these memorials will be seen
from any part of the hall they are to
be partly screened from the central
gchambcr by means of a ma of [Ozlicl
columns l
Surrounding the walls inclusiug
these memorials to the man is plus-
'ned a collonhade forming a symbol (ll ,
the union each column representing a
state-«iii; in all—one for each existing
at the time of ldncol .1 s death 0n the .
walls above the colonnadc supported l
lat intervals by eagles will be 48 mom
lorlal festoons one for each state nW‘ .
existing l
By means of terraces the ground on!
‘which the memorial will stand will be
'mised until the building itself will be!
NIOBE
heel-plug and extra layers of rubber on outside to pre.
vent it breaking out, making a balanced rubber. That's
why they're rightly named “Top Notch Brand," made
and‘guaranteed under their famous “Cross’ trade mark,
the
The Heel
That Stands the Grind
They fit your shoe at heel and toe. They are not
clumsy or heavy, yet stand long, hard wear—more than
other rubbers. They are no ordi—
nary rubber.
every rubber is the heel.
amine closely the protected too.
The weak place in
Ex-
the Extra strong and for-
tified heels—~points where
itii'é hard “rub” strikes.
Heels have a 3- -p_iy duck
from Pittsburgh. _
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8: BRACKEN
46 feet higher than the present grade l
First a circular terrace 1,000 feet in‘ i
diameter will he raised 11 feet above. '
ltbe present guide and on its outer.
page will be planted four concentric
rows of trees leaving in the center a
‘ pittioau 755 feet in diameter—greater!
than the length of the Capitol. in that When you find that “Cross” moulded m the instep
$313”: 00%11‘“ 913:9“! summits]: 2:: ”rest easy—«behind it is qualitymand the extreme at
am; e mi“ giggling: 2;“ t 0" M e! wear-“for your money. Inside—outsidewright side...
wall fourteen feet high, 256 feet long."3 7h” cm” guarantees a rubber of re lattice.
and 180 feet wide. On this terrace will } ,
stand the memorial building of whitei N10 E A Storm Rubber, Pure Gum.
marble. its lines of purs‘Greek beauty; . 2 3:0er Lining. A dainty piece of
' reflected in the waters 0 the lawn-2 at a ”an. ther ‘ parei.
’the foot of the broadsteps. W . ’vaet wen _ p . c
‘ The movement for this Lincoln We stand back of them With our name and reputa-
memorial was started in 1002 by the , tion. Cali m and try on a pair. Glad to show them.
lots Constel- Cullom of Illinois. maul ‘
coln's friend. who died only a few
weeks m. Jul £00 900“ N “Mb" CONNEALLY
him to see. the fruition of his purpose. , .
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