ladies' Muslin Corset Covers zoo
hauler Malia Drawers. .2“; title
11111111 mulls Chemises
........ 89o. Sun on Its
nudist mun Gonna and. m. u
bodied Princess Bibs We 75¢, 81
A- complete assortment oi [Adios'
. (louse Dresses and Warner: in.
slums and candles, nines M
E K Banks
“wok-mo Hotel Nook
Mil Harwell:
and Postcards
WM P BEERS
, look and stationery store.
South Home“.
,Norwsik‘
M
WEATHER rohncns'r.
m Nor-walk and vicinity: Unsat-
ihsd tonight and Thursday; pmlbably
snow with rising temperature; light
vai'lable winds. becoming east; Light
snow has fallen during the last 24
hours in the eastern portion of New
England. A well-defined disturbance.
central this morning, over Oklahoma,
is causing cloudy and rainy weather
from Texas northeastward to llllnois.
41111., temperatures continue low over
the eastern districts, but is rising rap-
idly in the central districts;
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
, Temperature: Low, 17; high, 38.
Clear.
_._.. ._—-—~———
‘The Washington‘s Birthday Dance
at. the CountryClub will be held Mon-
day February 23rd.
i
Mr Coed Mrs. Arthnrc Wheeler and—
(:13a Coolidge have scone to New ;
orir mi 11 mm weeks mil.
lsmes C.I.1‘o‘bush superintendent of
the V'andslhoef and Company. is ser-
iously ill at hishome on Maple sheet.
He was taken sick‘ last night.
The meeting of the Lady Washing-
ton social Club, which was to have
been held‘tomorrow evening. has been
postponed to next week on account of-
tne storm. The exact date of the meet
ing will be announced later.
LADIEB'
-———\
PONASSUS COUNCIL
NIGHT.
It was Ladies' Night last night in
lied Men's [Hell and about seventy-
ilve members ot Ponaseue Council,
Royal Arcanum. and their wives and
triends attended the affair which was
most enjoyable. The program of en-
tertainment was excellent. The story '
telling of Marvin it. Doty. oi Stam-
ford, was received with great enthu-
ninsm and the music furnished by Car-
.ver's orchestra for dancing was fine
Refreshments were sorvod."l‘he most-
ing of the council was held early so
its to be ready for the good time.
MEMBERS HAD EATS.
The Ariston Club of the downtown
Congregational Church met last eve-
ning and transacted routine business.
Thereafter a small-sized bouquet was
enjoyed by those (present. There
were impromptu speeches and story-
telling. the adjournment coming at a
"Into hour.
Special Fayers
Made .forW aShington’s
Bilthday
from 5 cents up
Loewe your order at once
DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK, STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN 8TREET.
Cleaning
Lfld Pressing
Let us take that suit that is all
grimy with dust or travel stain.
We will make it possible (or
_ you to wear it and not have 11
c”stifled collar or cults 10 minutes
amoryouhave put it on. We
have a modern plant and .we are
callable of burning out thebest .
work. Phone to the
DOOR.
PHONE 5-4.
Steamship Tickets
to the
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vannah, Atlanta, New Orleans, Pana-
ma, Norfolk, Old Point ComIOrt.
J, M. Layton 81 00.. Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
Mansion House
'0, HASSAN, Prop.
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'TELEPHONE 807.
Bleakfast 250
Dinner 350
Supper 25c
~ , .Homamadc Bread and Pica.
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u .0...
Reduced PriCés ..
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.u-nnnuin‘ghv,
ocums‘ra AND OPTICIANS
WHEN YOU NEGLEGT
. YOURS EYE!)
you strike a blow at your earniuit
capacity. To keep your best you
must give your eyes proper ntten»
tion. ._
llet OUR OCULIST, who Is is
skilled eye specialist, examine your
69’96. ‘
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spousal. Evenings. Est. 1897
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5.... a
The Bond 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Routes-d
' ILIGTRIOAL IHOP
1111 the rm '
AUTO IUWM“
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Premier cleanluph out.» and
draperies as well 1111 your and
floors. wont. him the finest“
fabric. Ilsnovateo clothing and
bedding. Gets-the moods and
moth eg'gé. ‘
A child can uselt, ‘Cleuns in
corners, under. furniture. Good
enough for any“ home. Priced
for the smallest. Fully guaran-
teed. ‘ ”
Home demonstration tires.
A. J. Collins 8. Company"
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RAYMOND
Crescent Laundry
WILL BRING A DRIVER TO YOUR ' ‘
Jeddocoal
Fer Furnaces and Ranges
BROTHERS-
See the Meyer SiX
ments including many Mayor matures, and the U81. electric starting
and lighting system.
Complete with all
OSCAR H.
Distributor for Fairtield County,
.COlcbum
ate for first-class goods.
96 WASHINGTON STREET
22 WALL STREET. '
THE JEWELERS.
Our Optical Departments are in charge or compeuult opucians.
We make no charge for examination, and our prices are moder-
TWO STORflE8.
equipments $3, 250
B A N K S
River Street, ‘lorwalk, Conn.
81 Lauder.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK‘.
,-
-Optlcien
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
so wan. eraser
MonwALK.
91101111 «11
Try One of Our
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
Tally
Place
Birthdayo \
Everything Ncwnnd
Up To Date
RIGGERMAN
ROS, 64 North Main St.
Daily and lunooy Papers "
Delivered. '
CARDS .
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‘1 NEW HMlI'dHiIiE Patron DEAD.
The New Science
DEFINITION _ 0F CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of tho
mono or the disease and the art oi
license lind pain. health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve lye
ems in your body Female troublei
given special attention; also curve
are or the 111111165" You will never re
iret giving the Chiropractor a chance
0 help you.
Mnunetin treatments given also.
t clottss pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in the diitorent organs and
llnlbo. _
111 by a wrench, twist or sprsin in
(isolating the name Disease 1. cans
the buck. Even if done in childhood
1‘. FRANCIS. 11.1..
M Woihlngton st. so. Norwaik. conn.
ill-Must. from "Winter School, tho
IIIMVW.
a
Ford Owners
1 can put your Ford car in the
ease and smoothness on the road by
applying u not of Road Binoculars.
Band for leaflet. Also my 'l‘iro Prbes
Used Cars. New (lore.
Nepali-loo. Ford Work a specialty.
. 0 i
Austln s Garage
124 DOUTH MAIN PDT
0r 'Phono’ 1am; W. ll. Austin, 11
woodwsrd Allen“.
in Woodstock Vt... sixty-live alto.
a. .. "“2-
rgllllllllllllllllilllll ‘
' vnnce of some simple rules.
GDIJ‘OIIMWI‘I MIDDVO lilo 081188 01‘;
class with the high priced cars as to]
lull:___'_____ll:1ul 1111
or Buckingham See 111.1111
More Sirlaiilulos
BRIDIDPGRT..Fell. 18.~«lnlpreseed
by the frequency‘wlih which elevator
accidents with resultant fatalities are
occurring in their territory. Work-
msn‘s Compensation Commissioiler Ed
word ’l' dauckingham and Coroner
John J Pllelan today expressed the
opinion that strict rules should be laid
dilwn for the guidance and protection
of elevator operators and passengers.
Commissioner Buckingham will
soon begin an inspection of some of
the factories in his district, which
includes all Fairiield county, for the
purpose“ of familiarizing himself
with working methods and -condl-
lions and also to ascertain \vhst rec
ommendations or su‘zfiesiinns may
be altered employers to prevent ao-
cidents
Need of Radical Treatment.
”I believe that something radical
should he done in regard to the
operation of elevators,“ said Mr.
Buckingham, this morning. "Steps
should be taken to reduce the num-
ber 01! accidents, which could be ac-
complished, [believe by the obser~
“No elevator should be left 1111.
guarded with the door open, and
whenever an operator leaves his car
he should see that the door is closed
coroner Fusion and Commission it
and locked so that no one but he
can open it. Further, l believe'ihntl
no elevator operator should he re !
quired or asked to periorm any other-
duties than that of running his car.’ 'I
Would Regulate Operation. i
Coroner Phelan, who was consulted 1
by Mr, Buckingham on the matter
coincided in the belief that something .
should be done to regulate the oper-
ation of elevators. Coroner Phelnn
has been called upon to iniestlgate
three deaths resultin from elevator
accidents within the lost two weeks.
Yesterday he conducted an invesll-'
notion in llanbury. into the death 01’
Sidney l._ Edmond. who was killed'
by an elevator tipping him and an ;
other man into the pit from the fifth ‘
ilo'or or ‘Green'a livery stable on
Kseler‘sti‘eel. liedu'uae of the ‘ fact
that Edmond was familiar with the
‘operntlon of the car. Coroner Phelhn ‘
rendered a verdict of ll(‘('IdetltilI‘
death. .
i Would Provide Penalty
! The car had been inspected 11
short time before and the (able
found deficient. New cables were
lordered but did not arrive until yes-
{terdny afternoon, being received
'while Coroner Pheian's investigation
lwns on. The other cases which have
looms to the attention of the core
nor are those of George A. Reynolds.
elevator attendant at 'l‘lleStrntileld.
and four your old Louis 'l‘nrudnsh.I
_who was killed two weeks ago in'
Norwailr.
“There ought to be some penalty
for the punishment of anyone who
operates an elevator when he is not
employed for that purposeJJ said Mr.
Buckingham, “and if the simple
rules i have outlined go into effect
touch an accident as that at The
Strntfield cannot occur."
i CHURCH ls DESECRATED.
Vandal Wrecks Interior of New Britain
cithollo institution,
NEW BRITAIN, Feb. lit—«The police
were scouring the city last night for on
unknown man who entered the Sacred
llourt of Jesus church, 11 Polish Catl1-‘
ollc edifice, and maliciously desecruted
the interior, causing $3.000 damage.
The altar was stripped of its furnish
.lngs, statuary demolished, candles
overturned and crushed under foot 11nd
other damage done. A wmnnn who
was praying in the church saw the
men acting strangely but did not think
much of it until she learned later or
'the desecration. llev. F‘nthor llojuon
ski, the pastor, is prostrated, and is
unable to give the police much usslaté
ant-o. He sold ho'had recently received
a number or letters tllrootoning him
tention to them.
DOCTOR is ACCUSED.
w... .. l
Hartford Medical Society To Hear
ChargerAllainot Member, March 2.
HARTFORD, Ii‘eb. 18.-~Charges oi‘
unproiessionol conduct by Dr. Howard
Franklin Smith will be heard by the
llnrtrord Medical society at its next
regular meeting Monday owning.
March 2. it wne‘tho intention to have
the report of the board ot‘censors,
which has heard the evidence against
Dr Smith, presented at the regular
meeting Monday evening, but the
motto; was omitted on account oi
.the storm.
‘11.. ”or sells; 11 charged 111111 giving may or m,
tides phenol-winds tor. herein. to.
iIEWSDEALEB HAYES
‘of it.
yCavunagh to West will move and the
to $15.
0
all sizes
16 Ladies’ Extla Fine Coats. $22
1 ‘ to $25 values
Come Early. while
Frank
15 Ladies’ odd Goals that Sold up
24 Ladies’ Fine, $15 to $18 Coa's
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
. .17
selections are‘ best I‘
Jac
~
oby
Milkland Brand, Condensed
Milk 303118250
SELLS IIIB BUSINESS
(Continued from First Base.)
him in the new enterprise and when
alterations, which are to be made. will
be completed“ theynwill have one of
the finest news stores imthe City or‘
Norwalil. _
it is the Intention of Mr. Hayes, who
owns the building in which the store
is located. to remodel the whole from
The hnberdashery business or
new owner will occupy both stores.‘
The stairway which is now situated in
the middieof the building will be mov-
ed to the north end and the partitions
dividing the two stores .will be cut
away so they will be connecting. This
work will not be begun until the first
of May 11nd Cavanagh & West will not
have to vacate for two months. |
Along with the changes to be made
1 in the building Koiodny will install ell-7
tirely new fixtures in the store, melt?
ing it one of the most uptodate here-
nbouts. The interior will be all done
over and new Show cases will replace
the old ones. The show windows will
be greatly bettered by the alterations.
They will be larger and u much more
edective'diupiay of goods] clm be made. .
[The new owner has taken 11 louse ol'
the place for 9. term of five years with l
13’ privilege of renewing for ten years.
‘ mulling practically 11 filteenyenr lease
in all, there will be expended by K0
Ilodny and Hayes for alterations 11nd
refitting the store about $6,000.1‘he
no“ proprietor will spend $4, 0011 of it
and Mr. Hayes the remainder.
ll) this sale Johll 'I‘. Hoyt-u retires
’9
_irom thpt business after sllccosmully
conducting it for 20 years. lie started
in a small way in the building which
is now known on Red Men's Hull and
by industrious application, steadily in-
creased it. lie moved to the present
location after eight yours and has been
located there ever since. After it
short time he purchased the property
in which the store was located and sub
seuontly bought the adjoining store
and later the building. Mr. Hayes
leaves the news business \1 i111 it fine
record behind 111m and his retirement
lilo, however, has
and industrious successor who .will
continue his policy of pleasing the 111s»
tomers. :
Mr. Hayes came here- from le‘ord,
Mass” when he was eight years old
and learned the trade of a better. He
worked at It until the Venture into the
news business. His retirement comes
alter hard toil and is well deserved.
He will enter the real estate and in-
surance business and will occupy oi-
lines over his old store. The best. oi
success is wished him in his new en-
torprise by his many triondi‘l. . ,
John Nolan, who heroism inethee‘m»
ilayos mtor many years is
tom
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Jaldlnleres ,
Largo \uricty .......... 10:: to $2.25. .y -
Umbrella Stands $1.98 to 32.25
Perfection Oil Heaters $3.25 to $4.50
Vacuum Washers ........ 980:;
Cocoa 3301- Mata .. 75: up
Allié'ft F: Gentle
25 West Washington St, 1 '
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2 ‘ i ‘
. ',
South Norwalk. Conn: .
Advertisers 1’ I
Where and What
to Buy
The new nunlber'ol the ‘N‘enio our»
set are now- rendi‘ 7
lly‘ntts. /
at 'lli-iutram & ‘5
The charges 0:1 cielt-rlc lighting hits
been minimal. See the WW.
1' nited lllcclrit l lgilt and Water Conn
puny
ut the South \‘ornulk Savings Bank:
”with can he bought 11t=l)r.' J. H.
linlll-ry's. Tile adv. ulll tell
about it
New fabrics ut the I) \l. [loud Com.
puny. ' .,
10 big vnlucu nt Mlnlz is tomorrow.
BURTON T. BUELL DEAD.
or tile ‘
/ 1
A dollar a ueelr Buys independence To?
IllOl‘fi 1.
Well Known Hotel Proprietor Expires
in Plainvllle At 76.
PLAINVIIJIM, Fob 13.-Bllrton 'r
lllloll, uell knoun in this section all
the state us a hotel proprietor, tiled
ut ills home llor lust night; used 75
He fell down stalls sevelal wears 111110.
With hit! “101 but IN“! pilid IIIIIC‘ “t' its cuupe {or “Inch regret RUIOHE IIIB and the Injuries III? IPCQIVfid resulted
[p11lrons,who.n be well served during
[those 26 were.
.turnod the business over to 1111 active “Bride“. Mid who? places. some yo
indirectly in his death.
hotels in Sontllington,
lie conducted
\Vulllugford. ’
ago Mr. Duell was a veteran pl!‘
Civil wnr. lie 111 pllrvived by bill If?M
to recoverdu .gn dlll’u. a'lvbg'l‘n ep‘f’d ”
who is critically ill, and is not own
ed to recover Adllugllter slop till
vlves
NORWALK 91.121911 oven-runs
A sleigh owned by a Nrowalli"
stable eyertllrned on olenbrdd
111111, Monday night and was bro
that it could not preteen turthe
horse Wall brought to u lt'l‘c’a
and the party who had the'sleli
home by rail The sleigntway .
pick to its wash in
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