. atrium; Tuner .99-
? 613.“.qu -.
mam Ne 1280. l i
. :3- wiflallilill rou , eraser
. »~-—lllngdg"e 'your taxi early for the
lilillta' «hall.
the street and police department pay-
- > roll today.
The railing in the tail collector's of-
‘tlco'in the city hall has been re-varn-
7". lsiled and now shines resplendent in
its new coat.
“Your most distant friend is wit-hill
alomst instant reach it you have a
telephone
'Misa Miriam A. Parent, offiidgefleld
1 Park, New Jersey. is spending a month
with Miss M. Blossom Smith, of 16
' Westwenue, while Miss Parent's
mother and father are sojourning in
Bermuda.
t-lult has been brought against
Jacob Rolf, a baken of Cedar street, by
Holmes, Keeier and Kent, wholesale
grocers, of Norw,alk on an unpaid bill
amounting to $75. Damages of $100
are asked and the defendant’s horse
. and wagon have been attached.
it «was exceedingly quiet in the city
hall all day Saturday. Detective Sor-
gmtnt Thomas Motherland was in his
oiiflce effecting improvements and giv-
log the place a thorough cleaning and
scrubbing. The city clerk's office Was
close-d tightly, but during the day the;
other offices were opened for a few
minutes by some of the officials. Chief *.
William R. Pennington had little mole :
to do than to uphold the dignity of
the police department and transact a .
-i‘t:w matters of a strictly routine an.
(R10. -
wYou cannot avoid certain domes-
tio emergencies but you can prepare
yourself. to cope with them by tele-
(phone.
.i'ililip Simon qualified last week as
receiver of tile lieury Dick Co, of Dan-
bury, filing with the United States
court a bond for $15,000. The sched-
uler. in bankruptcy were also tiled with
the court last week. The liabilities
are placed at $37,055.76, of which $12,-
' 7391!!! is accommodation paper. Tile
nominal assets include debts owed the
company to the amount of 33793640,
vehicles inventoried at 8125. horses
valued at $l50 and stock in trade at
$10,000. Tile large amount of book ac-
counts represents money outstanding
on goods sold on installments. The
business is being continued an usual
under the dirmtiou of the receiver.
Pol cy’ s
Dancl in}! Wind
Tango and Plain
Dancing Tonight
Dreamland
-' Star Boxing Exhibition
NATIONAL A C.
ROODNEH'S HALL. WED., FEB. 18.
s Roundh-Btar Bout.
Young Eddy, Greenwich,.ve. Young
‘ Brooks, Stamford.
Six Rounds.
Jimmy i’errone, Bridgeport, vs. Pete
Virgel, Springwood.
Four Rounds.
R
. Youngilutz South Norwaiktvn Young . ‘
K11 nz, South Norwailt.
'l'ile~city clerk is busy getting out
’ ‘talnment.
an engagement of the sea-
’ f-‘nowést musical comedy govue,
with. HALLIDAY and up.
in “THE ALA‘QKAN HONEYMOON,"
Patterns of
other pattern—-
March,
Now it
the great new
for Spring.
You will be
if you select
Sac
SPRING PAS.
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Slilratt.’ 15 got?
k! n
Two
=nuth Norwalk. Conn.
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY - ‘ .w.
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon as it is fill-
. wished. by selecting your Spring outfit from .
“19.2?le FASlllllN 300K
of .
PlCTlllllllll‘Il’lEW PATTERNS
‘RET" style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August,
three months ahead of any
The first draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for
1912, seven months
ahead of all others—-
Japanese Collar Style
charming styles for Spring.
Only to cents when purchased with a is cent Pattern. .
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
an eutrancingiy beautiful 19 oil-action
Mouth a host of pretty girls and c‘ ev-
er comedians. (10) [Bright and bub
blips Broadway favorites (10).
“-6—!—
ROOF ROSTER and ROOF
"Who Soil Claims. '1' Amid original
songs hnd graceful dances.
, OLGA SISTERS.
Charming maids in ‘juuslcal and vocal
new '
the “MINA- ‘
.
raovoLLo,
ewentrlloquiat “with a production.
3.—
FiELD BROTHERS.
America's premier exponents oi dan-
_, ,Musrc Hall
u‘
is the
fashion note
months ahead
one of these
The Home of Feature Pictures
lhc
' Mondale-The Vavqeour Ball.
HION BOOK
‘l limits and four otheri .;
Tuesday—Jrhe Hand Print .M‘ysytery,
in 2 parts, and four others. 4 .x.
Wednesday—The Kissing Cahiin 1
parts and 2 others.“
ln2
Costume 15 cents
iii
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The greatest horse racing picture
ever produced Thrilling and sensa-
lioaal.
"Iv-add
Stores.
Norwalk, Con}.
I:I,I,I,I,I I,-
Sleighs
South Norwalk.
$14.98, $15. 98, $16. 98 for "-00.
120‘ Washington St.
Breakfast 25c. Dinner 35c.
Supper 250.
'l llesday Dinner
(ircunl Corn Soup
Roast Pork
Roast Lamb
Beef Stew
iioilcd Potatoes
llnttercd Beets
Rice Pudding
.llonlnnutde Bread and Pics.
Mansion House
C,’ HASSI‘ N, Prop.
Sty/TM Will]. 8!. Bo. Nomalk.
TELEPHONE 307.
Luther M. Wright
sun‘s-4n Two Lots
Serge Dress‘es———ln Two Lots. . f .
$298 .............. .......
CHILDREN’S COATS—Sold up to 38 49, chinchilla and albe-
line. Special . .........
M. MOLTASCH & SON . ”ll-Wench Poodle Dogs.
Main Stow-210 Atlantic 51., mahrd.
for Sale
SOUTH: NERWALK.
TODAV.
One Of the
BraVest
I Phone 1413-4
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. tarp. Gathering at Friends at the
fifths “All“! Midway will but. u. .. ...‘.=1'; R
“ W. F. Whitloclr. or onlollateuuc,
1 of lien old time friends and a low
' ‘ o Thump“ incarnparable Enter-4'»
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Home of Mr.,gnd;.l¥lra. W. F. whit.
generate the birthday or all. .
nun imam
WWI!” people I0 enter a writer
coolant; motility manually. the ”Kill
a lollipr crhwd nov rasaumaled. The
cold weather kept itway a low at the
E]! l... Jim”
All Cents $5. 00
Values $13. 50 to $22.50 , .‘
‘\‘~‘\‘osw.~uxu\u..
an a. mutant, tun—Ia
1| ‘1 :‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘ ‘\‘\.
,0 .{'l., ural‘h/Urv.‘
guests who are over eighty years
After dinner, which.- was fully up a.
the ‘ high standard for which the
hostess, is famous. it. it. Fitch
read the following lines, which he:
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had written for the occasion. Mastorl
Tracey Sterling, a great grandson.
playing the airs oil' the mandolin in "5,000 Ml‘fl Work in NBW Yul'll
:a moist artistic manner: 1' i l l Sl l
1832 Aunt Ann’l Birthday i914 ‘ry n9 0 U ‘ ai‘ we 8
- lor lrall‘lc
We old folks in these those days
i Quite often have the yearning
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For dances of the long ago, , I;
And trust the time’s returning: “ *wa YM‘K' Mb'
lbegan sil‘tinzg over (.lrortlor
iand environs energy shinny? z. {la-1.
‘(today, adding to lhcslaycr of nolrly
' .ten inches which lei during Satnrlay's
blizzard. indications were that the
fall would continue a gird part of the
day. The temperature at 9 a. m. was
17 degrees above zero,
. Della Marcus. audomestic, collapsed
in the street on hr way t.) Work today
.mw l‘cr‘l
When in the lancers and quadrille, ;
Virginia reel, French four, .
We'll swing the corners withnh will
And hear those calls once more.
Heads forward. Back. Sides the some.
includes all. Ladiee' chain,‘
{The turkey trot seems mighty tame,
When once you hear those tuner.
a sin. .
8 and died a few minutes later.
The Money Musk and Lrish reel With 16 000 shoveicrs and drivers
The Sailor’ s Horpipo guy working or nstuntiy since BRUNO!“
Were tunes that really made you feel morning scarcely a dent had been
made today in the mass of snow that
fell Friday night and Saturday.
In Manhattan, Brooklyn. and the
l That you could dance 'till day.
On Aunt Ann’s birthday gathered , '
l here. Bronx,.there are 300 miles of streets
We look back to the time WWW-d by the snow removal scllcd»
grand good ole, and with every available mall and
team engaged in the work only about
. an inch 8. day can he removed and at .
this rate, it will take about ten days, '
_‘ unless it becomes warmer and a thaw ,
3 assists in the work, to clear the f
J30,“ worry. only patient be“ streets. it is estimated that every t
it will not take me long. inch of snow removed costs $50,000. '
(Tune: “All Bound 'Round "mu, a With continued cold weather the total l
Woolen String). cost of the recent snowstorm will
__.,___ reach hall a million dollars or more.
Well. Aunt Ann. here we are againrr The recruiting of an army 0f more
We never stop for wind or rain. them 000 to augment the regular
You bet my; crowd will sure be street cleaning forces of the city. the
Of merry dance and
, cheer,
When she was in her prime.
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So now if you will pardon me
d'll wander into song.
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found street railway companies and contrac‘ .
'Whene’er your birthday comes tors was made possible by the fact
around. that the storm made ordinarily out of
«as. i ‘ door work impossible Cellar diggers,
hod carriers. subway workers and
‘many other laborers were idle because .
of-the snow and they welcomed a,
chance to earn 25 cents an hour shov-
eling snow. in addition the charity
For each old heart has a youthful lodging houses and free employmentl
beat. agencies furnished hundreds of men.
Eighty-two is a ripe old age
For you to turn on histry's page,
' But may we meet for many a year
With every one that's gathered here.
The most daring-i2 reel “Gold Seal‘
' ,_feature‘ever produced. The big ti o
-1ecene is startling" Don't fall to sec
819. 98 $24. 98. 325. 98 for $14.00 i it.
Coming- Wedneoday.
“INTO THE WILDERNESS."
A big 3 reel Eclalr feature with
MARIMBA TENNANT.
Friday night we will give away 3
......................... $3.98 . ‘
$3.349
. ........ n..-.-u.~.-..‘..l
M. m........
ELKS
i Friday Ev’g. Feb 20
Schmidt‘s Augmented Orchestra‘ of
17 Pieces.
Concert Until it o'CIock.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and
lady ............... . ...... $1.00
DO YnU WEAR GLASSIZM
it so a.e yon’natislled the: they
have been fitted in your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? tiara
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would?
they haven't or you need glasses,
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE f2
OPTIOIAN.
Hoom ti, Kulpr Building
No. 156 Washington 3
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre. a
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evonlngu, 0: 30 to 0
N. Y. adorns—727 4th Ave, 9 t
4 p. m. daily.
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' ity Decorating (‘0. Jay A. Smith.
Mgr,
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l ELKa 'CHARITV-aALL.
h. Friday night, February 20th. will
attain see the Norwalk Armory ablaze
with light that will sillne upon the
lhandscmest decorations ever attempt
12'
Roofing
Let us repair and paint your root
all ,for one price. guarante.d: one
cent a square foot.
E. R. Bradlev 81 Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND moon
conrnacronl.
ll Wuahlhgton 8t. 11‘. Norwllk, Oahu,
,, , t _"‘ .
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, ed strike against. 1;
- I ‘ ‘ 'IWI‘ ed ill the tOWa of Norwalk. The occa-
‘ MRR' KNAPP ENTERTMNR latch is the second annual hall of the
Mrs. Johnlll. Knapp, of West swampy, 1? 0 Elks
”WWW! R 1”“ 00’“me made at the Armory thin year make
friends. Saturday alteration, in honorl' lt second to none for an occasion of
0’ St Valentines Day. Th” favors this kind. .. The decorations as last
“"3” appropriate and “W handsolpw Your will be by the Elm City Decorat-
TM W“ “mm" at WM“ We“! M”- in; Company, of New Haven. and will
William H. Swords. Mrs. Henry "fir-me absolutely “town“
flood and Mrs. Henry R. Fitch. Do-
llclous refreshments were served. ,
TO HOLO LADIBR’ NIONT.
Another of those pleasant ladles'
TRYING To AYIR'I‘ STRIKE. gilt: for whlc no Council, up,"
Now YORK, Feb. tllQPrenltlent 289. Royal ' aniim, ii noon; will
_v. O'Connor. the international Lone be held tomorrow evening in the lien
«sacrament Union. in «Mali here, has; tta‘ll lh‘fiMaln street, mt «lily
day to avert. it principle, the three lot. Entertainer Marvin it.
Charity Ball'
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Fireproof decorations by the Elm
The improvements
unholy
brings tappinz
, And each old tune ———- ~.—
lect, l
'Tlll we see those girls of long ago 5 PBYUE AR AMI,“ MLNIS
With flushing eyes and checks aglow. l
isleter Brady is here, i see. 3
She could sing this better than me. .HOYT'S THEATRE. l
With music inching. once at home. 1 . ______ l
She played this tune upon a comb Up—to-the~n1lnute as usual. Hoyt a
Theatre offers another classy bill for
Mrs. McAlieter. detmold 50““ the first three days of this week. Five
Had to Stay at “0“” 05“ account 0' high class acts of vaudeville and a run
ml the cold— ' of motion pictures that are up to date
We miss her sweet Mid “liming way in every particular. the bill at the
‘And wish that she was here today popular playhouse appears to be espec
- . lally strong. it is led off by the Char-
lGrandma Weeks 3““ “3m “0““ there. tiersJHolliday company ill “The Alas-
’ Another 0116 that lie ““1““ ”W” has «Honeymoon " This in an antral ~
Graceful hearts are beating here ingly beautiful production with a host
Who ever hold her memory dear. of pretty girls and clever comedians
and gives the local public something
in the way or originality.
Roof Foster & Roof "who sell
clams." appear ill original songs and
graceful dances.
0 Olga sisters. charming maids in
There's sou Fred. quite R kid i“ “91 musical and vocal treats, have (1 plans-
Three score years don't count, you lug number.
'l‘rovollo, and «entertainer of class,
Carving turkey, with 0” time skill will give the local people something
Every plate he ““3 sure to R“ they haven't had thus far this year.
‘ namely a line vcntrilonulet not.
This feast of good thinks. “0“ “ll“ iF'ields Brothers complete the pill.
rare, rrnmv urn iwnkml as America's prem-
tiis good wife cooked with skill and for expanents of dancing Consider
i care. In; the present dance craze. this not
For the 81100033 0‘ these birthda '3 should be most popular at’ this time.
We owe to her the highest praise ‘ “
Mr‘s. Hyatt, called Mary Ann,
is keeping time as hard as she can.
Quick as a fish and bright is she,
Who always a welcome guest will be.
I MUSIC HALL.
Mollie Hall, the house or feature ille-
tures. offers the latest and heat in mo-
tion pictures to be seen. Tonight they
show the ‘Wavnsour Ball."v a comedy
Those pretty matrona, ever thorew
Granddaughters are, i do declare-—
Their lads and insoles, baby- toow
Four generations bring to view.
picture, in two parts, and four other 1
Now. it one rambling rhyme 1 9nd pic-lurch. On Tuesday they offer “The
I wish good health to every friend. Hand Print Mystery," in two parts——
And trust that when the 9°“ rolls a great detective story, and tour oth-
' 'round ,
Mil-ii same 9180“ m“? R“ ”9 found #11 «m they offer the great horse rac-
‘l‘uno of All” UNI 57".“ , ‘ lag picture, “The Kissing Cup," in four
Now it all you younger tom ' i“ pal-ts. ,
Will kindly stand in line; . V - ~‘ , ,’
We'll any; verso! «if that 01“ NM” not Cornelia r. Baird, of West
familial MM WU 5"“ ' " avenue ls- continue to her bed at her
Mon; those ”“9“" "9w “’9' home in West, avenue. with a very 39‘
' ‘ L ‘ Bill R My taro black of the still.
i was taken down with a sold last
. ‘- developed wield?
era, exceptionally 'good; and on Wed».
ma «Baird r“ .
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Advertising
The Strong
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Business
Getting
Efficiency“
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