mm Kaolin (Dorset Covers no
mica' Win Drawers .. 25o. 50o
mid Kaolin chemise.
.. ..,... 330, Wind 16°
micel'Iusiiu Gowns we. no. '1
rated Patios-a Slims doc use, at
A We“ moi-intent oi badlu’
lion-o m and Wrappers in
”new pennies, also. 34
E. K. Banks
Holmium Hotel Iloalt
loath Not-walk
Washington 3'
. Birthday ,
Novelties
and Post Cards
1 Boots and Stationery More.
South Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
1 For Norwalit and vicinity: Fair to
night and Tuesday; moderate north
west winds. Along trough oi low
pressure. extending from the Jersey
coast northwestward to Ontario is
causing cloudy and snowy weather
from '[ndian‘a eastward to the coast
and as tar south as Virginia. Pleasant
weather prevails in the western and
southern districts. The temperature
is low in all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. Zero temperatures con-
tinue along the northern border and
irosts were reported as for south as
Florida.
WEATHER A train Aco TooAv.
Temperature: Low. 32; high, 50.
l‘lear.
Miss Adeline Earnings, of Meriden.
spent Sunday with“ relatives in ‘Nor-
want. ' .~ ‘ t...
Mrs. Frank l1‘innega11, of ‘3‘.’ ilavilautx‘
turret, is 11‘: with :1 hard attack of Lilo:
grip.
H. A ill
1M3.
gain of 7,580 telephones
Your‘s among them?
Friendship Association. No. '1', will
meet with Mrs. Frederick Pitwr, 01‘,
Woodward avenue. tomorrow evenlng.l
. . i
Next Saturday morning at 8 o'clock‘
there will be celebrated the waiver-i
ear-y reoulem mass for Mrs Bridgett
Iiyrnea at St. Marys Church.
Samuel M. Blair, aged 75 years, died
:11 the Soldiers‘ Home in Sloroton. Sat.
orday afternoon. The body was sent5
to Ansoniaioda‘y for burial.
Officer Wallace R. Sammie, oi’ the
police department, went sleighing to
New Canaan, yesterday. lie reports
that the outside roads were bad.
—-Kt-ep the family (il‘i‘lt' intntt with
a telephone. l
Policy's Dancing School meets to
1155, lit in Dreamland for its weekly St a '1
rich. All the new tongue as well as;
the two step and waltz will he taught. 1
Any young lady. knowing how to!
dam-o well and willing to help teach:
the young men dancing. is invited to}
11‘icnd. free of charge,
liobort Powell, who failed to pay his}
personal tax, was fort-.od to pay $3.50 _
thin morning to settle his (case. When
it 01111111 up before Judge Lockwood he‘
did not have the required amount, and ,
was HlVOfi one hour in which to pro.i
«are the sum, which he did. lie fail”!
to show up Saturday uhen his case
no» set for trial.
l
!
Sergeant iin; it took the horse hitch}
id to a sleigh and standing in front of 1’
the Cullen Brothers store on Main'
street, and led it ti) Keelera livery
ntnblo on River street this morning.
There was only a light bla‘nket thrown
over the hind quarters of the horse and ‘
a heavy blanket was left in the sleigh.
'i‘he sergeant warned one of the Cullen
brothers, the owner. when he inquir-
>‘z‘d where his horse had done to, that
it he failed to cover his horse proper-
1y hereafter he would arrest him, ‘ ml
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Reduced, Prices
FOR ONE WEEK 0NLY..
SLOAN'O LINIMEN‘I’.
,2ac size .........;.......'........ 16c '
.,..................suc. .
to; size,
1
Bermuda
' AT .
D O N N E L L Y ' S
ei'ATiONERY AND BOOK STONE
1e scum MAIN 8TREET.
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Cleaning
291 PreSSingj
Let us take that suit that mail
grimy with dust or travel stain.
i We will make it possible for
you to «year it and not tune a
‘ boiled collar-or cum; 10 minutes
1
We
have a modern plant and we are
after you have put it on.
capable of turning out the best
work. Phone to the
Crescent Laundry
WILL BRING A DRIVER TO YOUR
DOOR.
PHONE 5-4.
.,.._....._.. -_.-.-.¢_.- 4. .. ....._-....._.
Steamship Tickets
to the
gSUNNY SOUTH
Daytona. Jacksonville, Sa-
Vannnh Atanta, New Orleanu, Pana-
Nortolk, Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton 81 00., inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avtmue,
South Norwalk.
ma,
Thamer
Norwalk
WM. r: Bruits
A. J. COIlins
w...
moth eggs.
teed.
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«Home demonstration iree.
& Company
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Cleans Everything 1‘
530°“ Tim Gathers
Durin-
(let all the dirt. ;,'i‘he Front: _
Premier cleans uuhtilstsry and
' draperies as well u' ruxs and
floors. Won't munch. finest
fabric. {intimates o‘clothing' and
bedding. . Gets the‘ moths and
A child can use ,l'tfi Cleans in
corners. and furniture. Good
enough for any 113m.
, for the smallest. Fully guaran-
Priced
tour years 01‘ she
Wrath (Shanty Moy Tyrone, lrolazui,
chamber lat, 1,889, Mr. Tammany
ainedthcre until four years of ago,
who , hieparentsicame to Newark, .\.
‘ here the youth secured his school
5-1/9“.“ lived out his boyhood. “hen
incteen years of age he came to
‘outh Norwalk.1u1d took up in the old
Adams shop. his trade of bat finishing
high he had learned. Except for the
period of fighting in the Civil War, Mr
Tammany pursued batting in these dis-
tricts and in Canada until 1889, when
hewfiniored ,the South Norwulk‘ post
(mite as carrier. He cantinued in the
overntnent employ until November
lot. 1913. resigning from active work
pay-the seventy-fourth anniversary of
hisflth. i had been a carrier then
im,tt.wonty-f or years, the last few
years having covered a Rural Free De-
lihfl‘wwute with a wagon.
to $15 .
all sizes ' .
to $25 values
Frank
chdo Coal
For Furnaces and Ranges
RAYMOND BROTHERS
“My“ Tammany’s morning and alter-
15 Ladies’ odd Coats that sold up
24 Ladies Fine, $l5 to $18 Coa s
16 Ladies’ Exit a Fine Coats, $22
Come Early. while selections are best.
Opposite Hoyt 3 Theatre
t .
Jacoby
noon.,1'islts with the mail were events
in the homes along his various routes.
lie was fond of children and the young
people awaited his coming as eagerly
asi‘viid their elders for whom the post.
mafidiinfailingly had a pleasant word
adiilixi bright saying to impart. He
was, perhaps, the most obllging car-
rier Who ever covered a local route.
andrhls term in this field endeared him -
Distributor for Fair-field Coun‘. y,
See the Mayor Six
A seven passenger car with the latest and most practical improve-
meats including many Meyer features,
and lighting system
Complete with all equipments S3, 250
O S C A R H. B A N K S
River Street, Norwaik. Conn.
and the USL efctric starting
- , (ta-reu’i‘ammnny. W, F. Tammany is
. it'd-the hearts of a great many of the
population of the city. ,
On January 29th, titty-three years
after-Mr, Tammany married Miss Mary
Al'Tiil‘huly, a local young woman. Their
Golden
Grain
Flour 1‘” ’ “
linioni‘was blessed with live children,4
iii] of whom. with Mrs. Tammany, sur-
vive the deceased. They are Mrs.
John B. lianlon, of West Haven; Mrs.
lJohn W. Sculley, Joseph Tammany. Jr,
William F. Tammany, and Miss Mar-
themrst corporation counsel of the
greater city officiating at. the present
‘ilme and has been identified with poll-l
'tlosihere as mayor of the City 01“
South Norwalk, and Judge of the Town
Court. The entire family is one of the
best known in the city and words of
sympathy are being extended to them
ilttlhair bereavement.
iSAMUEL M. BLAIR PASSES_
( AWAY IN SOLDIEBS' HOME
l
h.—
I
1 THE JEWELERS.
When the war broke out, soon after| 99th Came Early Saturday Mammy
his marriage. Mr. Tammany enlisted; l N ‘
withdhe Seventh Connecticut Regi-l n are °"'
mm for a perlnd of three months ANSONIA, ‘Feb. 16~“'Oi'd “its no
Milkiand Brand Condensed
Milk 3can821c
When his term has up he re enlisted iceivod in this city Saturday of the: “bite Enameled Mirrors 50111111151113, 3
ate for ilrsiclasa goods.
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
Our Optical Departments are in charge or comps
W 1) make no charge for examination, and our prices are modor. .
,
TWO STORES.
1 3 Mi :1 'iellm 10‘ three {WNW 1““ “‘0 (1“:"1 death, at VorotomSoldiers' Home, of
‘ ‘ \ .. 1 . l 1 x . u 1 n
3 “9f ’7‘ 9‘} "’9” t ' 5 as 0 er fl . ‘8 Samuel M. Blair, an old veteran. and
“5m apticiana 1honorably discharged from lumber-we“k ' ”I , i' .
‘duiyn‘llc returned to South Norwallt . . noun 0 1 A8" 111 th a place. Death
came early Saturday morning. “Colon-
el" Blair, as he was inmilinriy known
among his many friends, entered the
and again pursued his trade, until it“,
entered the post office department. ,
The detonated was a member 01‘ the‘
L‘riited lintters‘ or North America '
Dohglas Fowler Post, No. 48. G, A. ll.,i
ltité‘d‘i‘oly Name Society of St. Joseph's ‘
home, at Norotou. last fall, he being in
quite feeble health at that time due
. souri‘rmoawuk.
22,WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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ichiirch. and the Letter (‘arricrs' Assn ‘0 “9““ trouble and advancing yours
.ciation. ,.Col Blair was one of the best known
Mr 'l‘nmmum while he lleit‘l‘ held : \cterans in Ansonia and was alums
any" political oiiike e, “as n atrium l1 , 'm attiie member of 'l‘. \i. Redshau
0.1). Jackson
Optician
as WALL eraser
nonwALK.
PHONE «11.
Eyes Examined Free
Everythingin the optical Line
Republican throughout his life. He“ Post (i A. it, in which he took much
w‘tih weir-known in the city tliroulrh his interest and in uhich be generally
,itieutifitatiou uiih the loan! utiiura held someomce,
:aud was an unfailing speaker for his} He was a member of (‘0, It, 23rd
{pitii’y faith at all Cnuougps and gutlwr- . Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, and
:mg‘aufif‘mg nature. had an excellent war record (‘01.
3 1pm” retiring from the pustalsenit-c Blair saw much service during that
~.\il',"i'ummnn\ enjoyed a mouth of intr-
”rpm"; health and “as able to be out of the important military engagements.
.Tlréreaiter he was taken ill and for 'He vns 8'! altitude-camp on the stair
.jsirtli‘ueolts was conilned to his homcior Nit-(1911 Cohen in 1898
Try Ode of Our?
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’ sRestaurantE
(FORMERLY LANE’S)
in help you.
limbs.
O'CULlaTs AND OPTICIANS
WHEN vou NEGLECT
YOUR'EYES
you strike a blow at your earning
capacity. To keep your best you
must give your oyos‘pmper atten-
tion.
hot OUR OCULIBT, who is a
skilled eye specialist, examine your,
.—
Advertise'; in the
strum. 1.11
eyes. .,
*7 At: antic Ron-re. Stamford. Conn.) "
Opoo Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
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Tally,
Plate
Birthday
Evérything New arid
Up To Date
RIGGERMAN
R98.. 64 North Main St.
out, and mod-y Pam :-
‘ mum-ad.
U)h
. numvmr.
The New Science
JEPlNlTIOi“ OF CHiROPflAOTIO.‘ 't‘ii'llttd‘apopiexy
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause oi the disease and the art oi \1‘étlnesday morning at 9 o'tiocit from
Chiropractors remove the cause 011351,
decade and pain. health is
rhroug'h harmonizing the ne
terns in your body Female troublet;
riven special attention; also curve;
ture of the spine. You will never rel
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance;
reatoredl ,
rvo an iflmat
Moruetio treatment. given also.
t-cieates pinched nerves and pain in
liater life in the different organs and
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in dimes L. Somers, “as further contin
1djuating the same Disease is cans
the back Even it done in childhoo
T. FRANCIS. D. 1..
,4 Washington on. oo. Nerwam, Conn 28.1‘he case in which Mrs. (‘oderre is
Graduate" from Palmer School a“ Wanted as a witness is still pending in
{airtime most pail going to mg 1,9,} M‘ Samuel M. Blair was born in River-
thi’aiied perciptibly. ills death came to": TOW“ 0" Barkhamstoud, Litch~
'nl'tér midnight last night from causes field county, “”3 State, AUBIIS! 17-
lullilch, had they affected his brain in- 1838- Mr. 1313‘” father ““1110 here
‘stmd oi’ the heart. would have been when the railroad was put through to
? \i,1aonia coming from Furmington to
1119‘“, “"19”” ”mm.“ will be held on i become agent for the railroad here.
Spent Boyhood Here.
Samuel M. Blair spent the earlier
years of his lite at home, attending
’the public school. When fourteen“
years of age he entered the employ of
BLWCKMAIL CASE l8 AGAIN CON- Almon Smith here, ioi whom hecierk
ed a number of years and was then
10 [Hy
TIN D
mm); ‘ , . UE‘ Y .employcd for two years at lh‘idgcport.‘
( M OI” Feb. 1"”11‘“ (on i After a year of service in the Civil
W5“?! ""59 Of Mary Codrrre, charged IWar Mr. Blair received his honorable
'u h attempt to extort blackmail from discharge. Returning to Ansouiu. he
entered the employ of 'i‘. l’. Terry &
Son. file was’ later employed in the
'grocery business of E. ii. Randall and
later by C. H. Smith, before going into
the grocery business for himself at 32
Mott street, this city. This business
was started in 1884”. He retired from
‘titiseph' a R. (‘ (thumb in South “1.11111
interment will follow in St.
limits cemetery.
- 1H,.
Iued at the request of Prosecutor A. l).
diDel.r1.'ney by Judge '1‘ C Coughlln in
ltite City Court Saturday until February
iniQot Hat 9.1. arising‘frmn an nutomo
CA
Used Cars
1 I ’ 1“
Your vacant property ll mm.
. ‘ . Woodward Avenue.
. w.-- i bps,
1 " ‘ iiriui
[and Owners
Ix can put_ your Ford car in
class with the highipriced cars as to "armed Attorney
naive and smoothneits on the road by meats Mrs.
applying a set of Road smoothars
Semi for leaflet. Also my Tire Prices ion)?” a couple of weeks. although he
New Cars.
Repairino. Ford Work at, 8pm.", ifliigilgno said Mrs. Coderro‘s friends
Auttm oGara
douuudmm or.
Dr ’Phorto 111m w. a. Amp. “111,.
Sea,
the the charge against Mrs.
accident in which Mr» Judd was this business about fifteen years ago.
09 when m" "“m "MW" "3’ S"“"i Mr. Blair was married in 1861 to
i8 s was struck by a trolley car (111936,“ A. Smith, daughter of Aimon
thifii l8 dignified 0f ll. l8 lllllllit‘ly Shillh of their “V0 children “1““
COM” will Jennie S. i’ilair now living in \‘ew lla-
ngv “m“ rob you, its the only one living
(‘Odmm' said if “"3““ Mr. Blair was a member oi’flcoriger
dbl” be “ “Wilma-‘09 he would W Washington Lodge, F.1d: A. 211., in
which he held several otiices: the U.
U. American Mechanics: charter mem
ber of Thomas M. Redahaw Post, G. A.
11.. and a charter member or the for-
mer board or trade. Mattress 1). menu
her of the Congregational Church
l it'd” ready to try the case this morn-
rout Iiolyoke were in court and ii:
Would be considerable trouble for
,5“)? to come again in a tow days.
great snuggle and took part in several ,
‘ her husband are popular, mouths
use Doughlim granted the caution.
31:5,3 0...... w. huntingtora or:
(nomad. Pennsylvania, tormorly
, {Miss Julia Knapp, at South Norwalk,
W W ‘3 WI, outta is ill at barf hoot dier parents. Mr.
London
Bath Room Fittings
Bath Seats, Glass and Opal ,
ei liars and Shelves, Bath Sprayers
Sponge Baskets, etc.
25 West Washington St.,
South Norwalk.
Prompt 1. Deliyory.
PHONeioooé. .
South Norwaik.Cun’n. . w
1
Lon Sisvi.‘ GRANT
Lady Sibyl G mat the aide
tor of Lord Itomiwrry 161m H
or Great liriiuin. baa Just
a hook oi satirical voice. “Md ‘ '
on Fiction." which is said 15
liairhriiios to be very into:
8116 1.3 the author of several"
works of light literature o.” 78
society. But ' lit
011% one of her lines, She he
an” exhibitor of dogs in show
don and has won sonic tin-the
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