“ Pure Lani L '
bi," (bi
14¢ a lb.g it...
at Jones’
cdal
‘ yet an
.walk Chapter, D. A. R.. will meet
Mrs. Robert ‘Van Buren in West
'r Henry C. Sherer, of West Wash-
ton street, has recovered from an
t of the grip sufficiently to enable
0 be out.
" uty Sheriff '0. Louis Ladrigan, of
ii Norwalk, was in D'arien yester-
i’snmmoning jurors tor the Common
court, criminal side.
to bnnual meeetlng o: the Norwalk
airy Club stockholders and of the
13 Club Company are scheduled l or
a early part of next month.
Norivalk .Sliepherds Social Club will
0111 its meeting this evening
“ f“ Mary Burt. of Gray Court. It
he
I. ' Stud Mrs, Silas Ketclium, of 2
8‘ ".uiit street, second district have '
”riled after a two weeks‘ pleasant ,
Valley. I
in Atlanta and Fort
es Mildred Ketcliiim, of 2 Cheat-
street, second district. is the guest
f Miss Marjorie Bouton. in Auburn.
l, swan:
Shiibuth Norwalk Camp, No. 102.. W.
J W..- will meet for regular business
Madnesday evening, February 17, at
' ‘iCoinpnny Hall. Washington street.
.Ji‘iie New PsycholOgy Class was well
ttouded at the. home of Mrs. Harvey
‘ {.’Kent. in Arch street. yesterday at-
“ar conditions under foot.
whenewiy procured billiard balls for
he South Norwalk lClub have arrived
ll trio of spheres will be turned down
{ad will be henceforth used for one
oils on the pool tables.
‘illo‘utlue matters were the only con-
ei‘ation at the meeting“ of Colfax
imbatupment. No.
Vetting. a"
.ll‘lie February meeting of Norwalk
”Cli‘aptér, D. A. it, will be held with
Mrs Robert Van Buren, Thursday at-
erhoon at" .1 o'.cloclt Executive meet-
ialf an hour earlier Mrs. Robert
,ayzwlll present an illustrated Duper.
.‘Mary. the Mother of Washington."
"M” Waplcaden. of Suflloid, (‘onn.,
....i speak and there will be i1
musical program.
"mum...
'i‘l‘
, {good
Bishop Fiillwk‘li Assembly of Fourth
Degree Knight will meet this evening
iffibutli Norwalk (loiinoll roams. on
portant business. A grand exempli-
cram ”,decided as both Bridgeport and
waterhury are fighting for the honor.
l are planning to attend the exem-
plgation in New‘vorit on March tat.
' finality Sheriff William Vollmer
went to Danbury. yesterday morning,
‘ d escorted to Bridgeport four prisJ
is who have been confined in the
liury lull awaiting trial at the Feb.
with ‘
L“ “located that all members he pros- ‘
Y. Miss Bouton formerly resided in ,
:00 sharp. in South .\'or11ulk Trust ‘
:31an despite the unfavorable wens » :
fibre in use by the members The 7 ‘
31, l. 0. 0. F., last
catib'il‘lof the fourth degree will be
id ojn the {list of May. The place
East IndiaTea Co
WI all/E; AND NEDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
125 Washington Street
other pattern-—
March,
for Spring.
South Norwalk. Conn.
$14.98, $15. 98 816. 98 for 39-00.
line. Spechaial
120 Washington 8%.
Prize Masquerade
--——-—BALL~—~~——
Patriotic Order Sons of George
Waihington
AT DREAMLAND
Monday, February 23d.
Fancy March“. 3100 In Print
Feidler’n Enlarged Orchestra with
Chlmeo.
DANCING TILL 4 O'CLOCK.
Adminion ...... 35¢: a person
\
SLar Boring Exhibition
NATIONAL A. C.
ROODNER’S HALL. WED.. FEB, 18.
B Reunite—Star Bout.
Young Eddy, Greenwich, vs.
Brooks, Stamford.
Six Reundo.
Jimmy Ferrous, Bridgeport, 176. Pete
. Virgel, Springwood. "
Four Roundo.‘
Young l-lutz, South Norwalk, vs. Young
Kunszouth Norwallr. ‘
Four Roundo.
Freddy Ryan, Booth Not-walk, vs. Kid
Lynch, South Norwallcn
Admission .1 .. 506
Renewed, flingildo ............ 01.00
Young
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AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon as it is fin-
‘ ished. byrselocting your Spring outfit from
The SPRIMI FASlilllN 308K ‘
. of
PlCTflllIAL REVlEW PATTERNS
Patterns of the
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— .
Now it is the
Japanese Collar Style
the great new fashion note
You will be months ahead
if you select one of these
charming styles for Spring.
. See the
, Waist. cents. . .. B K
8““. w,” SPRING rASHION 00 Costume in can”
Only 10 cents when purchased with a 15 cent Pattern.
l Now on Sale at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
TWO Stores.
Sleighs for Sale
Luther M. , Wright
South Norwalk. I Phone 1413-4
SUITS—4n TWo Lots.
Serge Dresses—in Two Lots.
$2 98 ............ . . . . . .........
CHILDREN's COATS—Sold up to $8.49 chinchilla and ribs-
MOLTASCH 81 SUN
Main Store—210 Atlantic 8a, Stamford.
.......................
“MINA-
Norwalk, Conn
819 98 '824. 98 $26. 98 for “$.00
l
The Theatre of" Incomparable .liint‘pn
Extrai‘h'dlnm engagement. of the alba-
in “THE ALAsKAN HONEYMOON"
“Who Sell Cleans."
Charming maids in musical and vocal
The vontriioquist with a production.
.. " feature.
‘ leth Lindsey Hall, C. A. C. Land and
DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
If so a re you satisfied that they
have been fitted to your eyeii in a
correct and proper mannerf Have
, “use I
Ele'Cti‘icity'
and Save .lvloncy'
"Five. Cents
Washiii
talninent.
son's newest musical comedy. recite
Goals 85
$13. 5010 ' ‘
values
.2... Mills
New Spring Dress
$5.95 to$25 «1‘
Less than Five Centsg will
enable you to do two days
. , o
Sewmg
in less than on: day.
A Vacuum Cleaner:
and Ten (Jen‘s~ l
for current will save a
day’s hard work with
, the broom.
Two Hours‘ IRONING
can be done in One Hour
at a cost of FIVE cents.
Theo anew. Co.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co
nu Only" Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
"I the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
CHARTIERS, HALLIDAV arid“ cal» .
an antranclngly beautiful production
with a host of pretty girls and cllEV-l:
er comedians. (10) Bright and bl-ib .
bling Broadway favorites (10).
ROOF FOSTER and ROOF
Amid original
songs and graceful dances.
OLGA SISTERS.
treats.
TROVOLLO,
-——— .
vFlELD HROTHERB.
America's premier exponents of dan-
Music Hall
The Home of FeatiircmPiotures.
Monday~The Vavosour hall.
parts, and four others.
Tuesday—4PM Hand Print Mystery.
in 2 parts. and four others.
Wednesday-—The Kissing Cut. in ii ,. .
iparts, and 2 Others. Phone 805 ~60 30. Main BL.
The gmtBst home mc‘ng Dielillre SO. NOV'III. M18. 0 Ha“ Elm
8m produced Thrilling wd solhsa- Wan—1m: 3mg.
tionaL . .
in;
ing Need Attention
. . _. 1?-..
, L it in may: bolt to «to! a
., leak or a plumbing repair 17
it lint Item. because it! tan-
v66?
manna-wt WVN‘
acorn «comm.
' room.
“Two ,Fatheisl-
Christmases”
A very intereming 2 reel B. and C.
Also a JOKER comedy. _
“A NARROW ”CAPE."
-.- You .will save much new
once. as well as time and trou- I
bla by “phoning or sending to
as whenever any part of your
or sanitary equipment appearl to ‘
"-t be out of order in the least. .
"Homo-made" repair: are -
i. 'malteshlfts at best, and m the. '
{ointment in the long run:— ..
. ‘lplare your plumbing problems
’6» on «ur Ihouldere and we will
a unto then promptly and nut- _,
tpriorlly l
- Tomorrow. “H()RI\CE R-NASH ‘
"iN‘l‘o THE WILDERNESS." 3 "0'!!! Ham and Wool Ito. .
New
A marvelous 8 reel Ecialr feature
0
BARBARA TENNAN‘T.
EL
Charity , Baill
Friday Ev'c. Feb. 201
Schmidt's Augmented Orchestra of
17 Pieces.
Concert Until 9 o'Clock.
Tickets, admitting gentleman Ilild
lady 131.00
Daily Line
TO NEW YOR
for in." ght only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier :27, East River, New York
(foot of Catherine street) mery dnyl
excr-pl Sunday at :l p. in. Freight re
celved at Norwulk up to 6 p in. and
South ‘NOI‘WIIlk up to 5:30.
Steamboat Line.
ANNING J. SMITH, Locus.
V. iiiiii
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? if
they haveni or you need glances.
conwlt me at. once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE.
OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Kaolor Building,
No. 155 Whihlngton 8!.
Opposite Heyt'o 1'lioiiti-o.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
* Evonlnoe, 6: 30 to ll.
N. Y. pddi‘eII—727 All Ave., 0 to
4 p. m. dolly.
-
Roofing
Let on repair and paint your roof'
one
all for one price. guaranteed;
cent a square foot.
E R. Bradlei 8100.
.oeuanAL: n‘oo‘r AND menu:
‘ convene-road.
11 Wilmington at. so Ndfwalk. coon
iGEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
Fireproof decorations by the Elm
City Decorating 00., Jay A. Smith,
Mgr.
1
REV. W. A. KEEFETO LECTURE
i ON lDEAL MANHOOD.
NORWALK TOWN omen ANNlUALl
MEETING.
The annual meeting of tho Norwallt
Town Union of the King's Dauzllitors
and Sons will be at. the Norwallt Con-
gregational church, Tuesday, February
Rev. Fr. Keefe, who will deliver the
lecture on "Ideal Manhood" at St
Mary's Church,
an orator of no mean merit, and in lm
structiie and interesting speaker, and
24th at 10 a m, and again at 2 {p 111- those who attend will be amply re.-
The ilrclon of this church will iierve Wild-
a tree luncheon at noon , i, The Holy Name Society of Westpori'
As this meeting is most. output—mm have untitled the committee of their
to all circles it is hoped every 1mm. lntdiluoa to be present. and cotton
her will attend. delegation will go from the Hungarian
CASTOFill
’ The Catholic club rooms on What
[or Indian and (ililldroa.
lavenue Will be the assembling place
l in lilntl Yiii llllil Alum
;for the Knights of Columbus of the: two
,. |.councila While the committee are do
lslroua that all the society members
l hear tha‘addreiis, the lecture is open
‘ to the public. seats will be reserved
for the city omcialii‘, public citizens.
and the member: of the societies. .
The cholrii of the trio parishes will
lune Webb, oi' Nor allt.’ take part under the direction of Bid;
i
TEiEPHONE TllilllBEE
at a man squatted do a seat fifteen
feet up a pole, a receiver clapped to
one car, apparently talking to an open
box that, from where you stand looks
like the keys and hammers inside of
your piano stood on end? Well, that
man is a
his particular obligation to see that
tho trculm. owns the layman might
term it. the disorder,
lines is cleared as promptly as possi
ble.
lief corps of the telephone company.
tolled Into the.
world, you may rest assured of that,
He knows .but one. thing. that some-5 asked to be called for March 5.
one's line has been reported out of‘
order and that his job is to find what on
is wrong, remedy it and get the line
back into service as quickly as possi-
none of these prevent his part in his
game, though they, of course,
that make it doubly trying, For in- dresses and singing by n his
stance a light in the central
shows a line out of order. The “test"
a receiver off the hook or something
‘ just far enough to raise the hook and
.who he was and said:
tomorrOW evening. ill-M
Iof commission and atrouble
alias to so out and clear the tr
lllIIITEiI A "£058“ij But first, last and always, it
receiver of! the hook that is t
joi' the telephone man. Darin
‘ycar 1913. fifty per' cent. of tn
listed troubles oi" The Bouther
England 'l‘blephbn'e Company It
to receivers being left off the
That may sound like a fairy ate
the telephone company vouch
its accuracy.
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Have you ever stopped to store up
STRATFORD SETTLEMENT G
BRATION.
STRATIEOIRID, Feb. 17.—Plans
the celebration of the 275th nnni
only of the settlement of Strut!
were approved by the general coma
itee last night and will be submit
ills i1 not the easiest work in the to a general meeting of the voter
the town which the selectmen wil
"trouble hunter," uni it is
on telephone
tile is the watibdog and the re-
plans will call for a general hol'
Saturday and Sunday, (ll-i. 3 a
The celebration will begin with «\
tional salute on Oct. 4 at sunrise
lowed by a civic parade with tie g
the morning; a pageant depi‘
Stratford “Past, Present and Fu’
him. He has certain things to do and in the afternoon; and band on
he does them. in the evening. Special servi .
Arduous as his task is, however, itl‘ to be held in all the churches o
is the freak troubles he has to face day morning. with a band conct
ble. The heat, the cold. the storm,
delay
"office on the green in the afternoon
l An effort will be made to r
indicates that this is at the subscrib- an “Old Home" affair as wel
ers telephone, that someone has left anniversary celebration and ‘
tions will be sent to all know
residents. The expenses are a
to be defrayed by contrlbnti
individuals and from clubs or
ties any many social affairs .
nod for the coming summer
funds for the general holld
-—A healthy man is a king 9
right; an unhealthy man is a .
slave. Burdock Blood Bin 5 ._
no sound healthvneepal you ~
8T. PAUL'S CLUB BJRTI’ 5'
CI‘AL,
The birthday social an
meat given under the ace}
St. Paul's Men’s Chili in
Hall last. night was very .
ed despite the cold was
fair proved moat enjoyablw
of the sort.
The line is tested to be certain no
one is trying to use it. Then a sig-
nal is sent out over it. if this fails to!
produce the subscriber a man has to
be dispatched to the house for that
trouble must be cleared What does
he discover? Someone went away and
forgot to hang up the receiver; a book
has been pushed under the receiver
signal the operator. There was an
actual case recently in New Haven
where a dog got playing with the cord
from thebell‘ box to‘ the telephone
and pulled the‘ln‘strument oi! the desk.
The test man heard the dog barking
when he went in on the line to find
the trouble. The people were not in
when the trouble man reached the out and Mrs. Charles Pang
Remember the day you came home 2:33:12; dcaymft ‘39:“,
and leaned your dripping. rain soak ”,th lies” were the re
od umbrella up against the windowl f m tt din rl
:,alll incidentally just where the watn r :8“ 1:2; £01.22“ :88” ‘
soaked izito your telephone cord? That:
:was what not your line out of order.
wiTclephone men chuckle over a story
that is told of one telephone test maul
in this State He was given a trouble
ticket on a certain business line. Hell
had tested that same line but two days
before“ He also knew that there was ,
:1 second wire into the same office. lief WALL PAPER m‘ll
called up the subscriber explained PM“? D ”“30“ 0‘3
"Will you about today with the;
please pull the cord on your other tel 0W “0 WM watchful
ephone out of the cuspldor?" 50'3““! Old paper ‘1‘
The subscriber did so and his line Millie yesterday Mil ew
was in service again. lpiece tell striking an
The boy often axes things for the eyeball was seven
trouble man out where there is open though 1t 13 1191 ant
wire. iHc gets a bit of wire and fear serious injury will ,
tens stones or pieces of lead on either Will be without the
and; Then, after he has obtained the al days. Mr. Mas!
desired momentum, he lets his sling agent with officeal
go. IHis target has been, the telephone int;
line above him The wire with its . ~—
welghted ends shoots true and «winds Household holpi ‘
lovingly, about two telephone wired. Want Adm. for all fly 3 ‘
Short circuit! Somebodys line is out. appreciative ompl
Sentinel Wants are ‘
and inexpensive meant
cat! a. The! afford a
carrying a message to
will be most interests
lnotantiy Clears Air ‘PIIIIHOI; You dissolves by tin
Breathe Freely; ‘Dull Headache Denillltrates lulu]
- , we on mom 1r.
2:00;: Nasty Catarrhal D acharge manhood and
massages: ato
is feeling of cl / .,
comes immedi . ;
Don't lay a
for breath, wl
I
Try "Ely'ii Cream/Balm."
(list a small bottle anyway, just to,
try lt~Apply a little in, the nostrils
and instantly your clogged am an
stopped up air panama of the head closed, MW“
will open; you will breathe freely; or ‘l cold V"
dullness and headache disappear. By ““0““ drop
morning} the catarrh coldlndioad or W amen
oatorrhal sore throat will be me. 1 “Will!!!
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