NORWALIK TRUST GO-
, cutui Luci. _
viral EPHII as 1230.
tum ‘
Ina Johnson is attending the case
6; {ton y Rumn in Bridgeport today.
rs. Lincoln ll. Caswell, who hdd
an; attack of tonsllitls at the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, is
improving.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E, 'DeWitt, of
«Edits avenue, have been entertaining
ink. and Mrs. Arthur '1‘. Driscoll. of
Whitney Point. New. York.
, Tonight at Knorr‘s parlors S. Craig.
- rated 95, and J. Savage, rated so, will
contest in the pool tournament. There
.;l were no games last. night.
.‘At the stated communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M..
~ ' ldgtevenlng two candidates received
’ ‘5‘ the Entered Apprentice degree.
. 'Mrs. Ella F. Simona has resumed her
duties in the Center School after a
1 week's lllness,,durlng which time hire. .
Charles ’1‘. Mitchell substituted.
The entertainment committee of the .
Old Well Hook and“ Ladder Company
met last evening and further plans for
naming celebrations were made.
‘ in the local court this morning. The
case went over until Saturday morn-
iilg at 9 o'clock.
«Sevdilteen ‘new members were add-
5 ed to the list at the regular meeting
tfiof the Norwalk Building
investment Association last evening.
’- and four loans were negotiated,
(In next 'l‘uesdav elellug there will
Vbe a rehearsal of the adoption degree
-. at the meeting of Uncas 'l‘rlbe. No
.. . 26; l. 0. it. .\i. Last night one candl-
.' date received the «Chief's degree.
._ , .There were no bowling games or
.1 (’llelf’ltl‘l‘ guinea in the monuments at
' the South .\'or\vulk Club last night.
some informal bowling was enjoyed
by the members and Dr. W. l.. Weed
scored 125 on ducks.
‘ .Iolin ll. larwrence. John F. Wilson,i
()fllcoi~ Frank \'. Raymond, and Pros-
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GIVEIIAND REDEEH PREMIUM TRADING
. East IndlaTea 7 o
125 Washington Street
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon as ‘It is fin-
The Theatre of incomparable liinton
‘ in “THE ALASK‘
Arihhr Dennis, a persondl lax delin- f .
queritycame before Judge John Keogh ,
Loan Bild'.‘ _' .
ishcd. by selecting your Spring outfit from
The sung FASHION run
/5553 scrum: REVIEW rmuas
Patterns of the “MINA—
RET" style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August
three months ahead of any
other pattern-
The “first draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for»
March, 1912. seven months
ahead of all others—-
Now it is the
Japanese Collar Style
the great new fashion note
for Spring.
You will be months ahead
It you select one of these
charming styles for Spring.
See the .
Waist, Iii cents. PRl (' FASHION BOOK
eklrcu cent- 5 N ' Costume 15 cents
Only Io cents when purchased with a 15 cent Pattern.
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
TWO Stores.
558 .
Nor-walk, Conn
South Norwalk. Conn.
.S'eighs 9.3416
Luther M. Wright
South Norwalk. .| Phone 1413-4
SUITS—4n Two Lots.
$14.98, 315.98, 816.98 for $9 ..00
Serge Dresses—4n Two Lots.
$2.98 ....... ~ ..... . ..............- ...................... $3.98
CHILDREN’S COATS—«Sold up to $8. 481 Chinchilla and albe-
line. Special ..... . ........... $3.49
M. MOLTASC H 8: SI )N
Main Store—210 Atlantic 8t.. Stamford.
mar. poo-0000-
819. 98 824. 98, 825. 98 bur $14.00
120 Washington 8t.
ecutinu Attorney William A. (lrlilln.
' Jr.. are in lirldgcpurt today attending
the case of Frank Gortesky, charged
with having burglarlzed the cities of
Mr. Lawrence on January 14th, The
prisoner was bound over under bonds
cot $7.00. 0'
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linens “lint-makers” Association. 01'
South-Norwulk, is anticipating a visit
from the members of Konckapotunnnh
"Hayioi’t, of Bridgeport. next Monday
evening. The traveling liaywvagon is
to be transferred from the hayioft ot
Penna Tribe, of New Canaan, to that,
. of, linens. and a pleasant time Is in
prospect for all who attend.
TRAVELING HAYWAGON COMING.)
, The lhldpeport Telegram, speaking
of the trip of Konckapotaiinugh Huy-
makera, of Bridgeport, to South Non
walk, save:
"The ‘lluymalters made final prepar» '
fatioim for their trip to the iiuyloft orb
linens, No. 26 12, of scam Norwalk, l
on next Mondav e‘veniug. February 23, i
and a large delegation of Haymalrer‘s
have promised to attend. This trip tell
I of great importance to the Hayinakers 5
as it meaub the transferring the Trav-
"ollng iiaywagon of Ponds Hayloft to
the care of Uncas ’Hayloft, which is
an emblem of good fellowship among
the 'l-Iayiofts of the state. and it Is ex-
‘pected that before the haywagon to
urns to its starting place it will have
tufted every liayloft and buys placed
a it some souvenir representing
some industry of the town 0r city in
ion the Hayloft la located. Quite
{Idol trillion of the mamas... of Ackn-
Music Hall
Imminent.
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Extraordinani}. engagement of the sea»
Hone newdd musical comedy revue
cHAnTIEI‘g LIDAY and 00..
‘ HONEYMOON."
an entrancingly beautiful production
with a; hoot ofwlrobty girls and clev—
er comedians. 310) alright slid bub
bllng Broadway favorites (in).
”III-H
ROOF shares and ROOF
“Who Sell Glynis.” Amid original
songs and mes-fill dances. .
OLGA SISTERS.
Charming maids.“ musical and vocal
treais. ‘
TRDVOLLO, .
The ventriloquist with nrnroductlon.
. .’l:.‘ 5".- ‘
FIELD BROTHERS.
\merlcn's premier exponents of dam.
ding.
The Home of Feature Pictures.
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Mondayw'nie .Vavosour diall. in ..
parts, and four.others.
Tuesday—The Hand Print Nystery,
in 2 parts, and four others.
Wednesday—The Kissing, Cut, in 4
parts, and 2 others.
The greatest horse racing picture
ever produced Thrilling and nonsu-
tional.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TODAY.
Into the .
Wilderness
A stirring 3
b‘lthdlAthAllA TENXANT.
reel "Idolair" feature
FRIDAY NIGHT
.Wl'l “YE AWAY 3
Poodle Dogs.
Drug Store.
largo French
See them in Parker‘s
All Matlncoa, except holidays . 6c
LKS
Prize Masquerade.
——--—BALL——-———
Patriotic Order Sons of George
DO vnu WEAR GLASSES!
If so a. c you satisfied that they
Wadiington
A'l‘ DREAMLAND
Monday, February 23d
Fancy Marches. $100 In Prizes.”
Feldler’s Enlarged Orchestra with
oan‘I-‘cl and proper manner? Hare
They (liven Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? It’
they havont or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
Chimes. WILLIAM J. MOORE,
DANCING TILL 4 O'QLOCK. OPTICIAN.
Admission 350 a person Hoom II, Keefer Building,
No. 165 warnindton 8t.
Opposite HOyt’n Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6: 30 to ll.
Star Boxing Exhibition.
NATIONAL A. c.
have been titted to your eyes In a '
N. Y. “drew—427 .Ih Ave.. 9 to ‘
Charity Ballif
Friday Ev'g. Feb. 20
Augmented Orchestra of
17 Pieces.
Concert Until 9 o'clock.
Tickets, adfnlttlng pentlomln and
lady 81.00
Schmidt's
lint...”
City Decorating C0,, Jay A. Smith.
Mgr... .
a p. in. daily.
noooNsn's HALL. WED. FEB, 18.
8 Reunda—v—star «Bout.
Young lllddy. Greenwich, vs. Young
. Brooks, Stamford.
Six Rounds.
Jimmy Porron‘e Bridgeport, vs Pete
Vii-gel, finrlngwood.
Four Roundl. .
Young :Hutz South Norwalk vs. Young
Kund. 8outh Norwallr.
Four Rounds. ‘
Freddy Ryan, South Norwulk vs. Kid
,3 'Lynch; Elouth Norwallr.
Admlulon
Reserved, . Ringside
O
cent a square foot.
..‘i..‘.“.. .‘... 81.00 . GENERAL ROOF AND MAflON
CONTRACTORS.
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mu... .
The entertainment coin'lnlttoe
harem Rollpkah Lad Phone m
5i
Let us repair and paint mar roof
all for one price. guaranteed; and
E. R. Bradlev 8100.
of II warbliiqt’on 8:. so Norwalk, Conn,
Comforts
aroma “c’ovans
5A BLANKET; ‘
CHAIN oven eHoss
sou HUMANi‘rv's eAKE
GIVE voun House A .
saunas DEAL.
George W. Wardwcllx
552 South Main Street
COULEOTWMH..OUT 0? H00-
nanrroao.‘ ‘
‘ pun 18.~—-00ilector of
internal Raven ‘
a» unique prom
'vthis‘mppilea- to prisoners 5b ought
' out of ten that they armwiihout coun—
’ cues advises his client 1ch the time-
Iccucto In: “not“ ‘
5- outwith-
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«ovum-u , Hg,
’lt- iii always no. The accused—mud
down from the lath—lay In nine cases
sol Then the court assigns them
conniioi and tile lawyer in most of the
being to plead guilty.
plaid" our “Terms.”
Then afterwards come the confer-
ences between counsel for the ac-
ended and the state's attorney as to
"terms. " It occasionally, if not often
follows that if the state’s attorney
is willing not to recommend severe
sentence that the culprit thinks he
ought to receive as punishment, that
the plea. of guilty is substituted for
Silk Hose,
10 Big Values for
, Tomorrow
$5 Ladies’ Dresses $1.99
New Waistsat 599 cents
50c Muslin Gowns 39 cents
120 Children’s Drawers 6 cents
All Trimmed Hats 99 cents ‘
All Children’s Hats 49c
All Winter Coats. at $5
Corch ’
39::
that of not guilty.
cases the court decides the penalty. 5
batches of prisoners down in the pen
yesterday. and after each. and evciy'tber 15. A ‘
one of
Attorney Judson said
further business for the court for the . Angelo 800mm, in Huntington, on 1)...
day. and adjournment was taken micem‘bcr ii.
Of course in all
Three Big Batch".
; Silk PctticOats at $1.49
High snéun Vollmer had unse-
them had pleaded, State's. .ancis J. Devlin Ill years old. Will
there W95. liorharged with entering thc‘hau‘e of
this morning at to o'clock. Another Huntington. man
There were the usual number Oliplen was Philip Kendrick.
put
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lawyers and spectators in court Whflnicharged with theft of 390 from his
Rev. EVGWII A- BIITIWS, MSW? 0f uli‘isislcr, Mary Kendrick. He was the
Washington Park M. E- ChurChv‘only mun put to pica who did not
bridge-port, opened the proceedings want a latvyrr. lilkc all the real he
with prayer. _ iplcudcd not guilty
About 50 Cases on. * l Another .party an id to have i‘niel-
There are In all about 50 cases toied the house of Frederick 5H. (more
be disposed oi at this term. Thcreiin Huntington was John Pz‘obu‘i'o. it
are two murder cases on the docket. , was alleged he went into the house
they being those against Soiomanfimluwfully on December 3. l913,
David oi’ Danbury, and Argartiuo Po-‘i William Kceler and Gustav Antler-
pile. of Wilton. icon came before the court clarred
A grand jury will come in later to:wlth stealing 300 feet of manila rope
take up these cases, but there is some 5. iiom Charles E “(Williams Not
doubt about the cases reaching triallgnllty said the twain.
at the present term of court. Alleged Forger- Heard.
Bridgeport c... Up i Samuel Riohnidson. colored
Among those put to plan yesterday ;StanIford. was arraigned for passing
afternoon was Fmed KJBGS. of Bridge a forged (heck on Januari 24 He
port, charged with b.lgamy it is al- :93 hilt 13 FEMS Old
leged that on January 8,1014,he mar l 0001?” DOW. 01' Stamford. 9198591
fled Dora Hungeflom when he had gluon guilty to an indecent assault on
wife living in Hartford. He pleaded 0901mm? L30“-
not SHINY. ‘ Leroy Jlutler. colored, of Stamford.
“John Burns and Frank Cunning- was charged With 911‘ ottem-pt ‘0
ham. of Bridgeport, also pleaded nopburgiarize the Diamond Match com»
guilty to the charge of burglary. lullfinl’h plant.
ed with burglary in entering
lioucorof Albert Simone on February ‘
house of George Schleiser.
3, 1914.
Michael Fepenzle. of Bridgeport,
pleaded not guilty to assault on John.
Mahalilc on February 6.
There were several young men, in
fact boys. before the court charged
with various offenses.
Burglary Plano Heard. .
Peter Polosky. of Huntington was William J.~Mumhy and his wife,
arraigned for bur-ginning the house “an Murphy. were charged with r-lr
of Alphonse Walter on December 1. itainlng 8 008". valued at $17 from
Peter ‘5 18 years of age. ilJClilB Udelm'in lIl Stamford on Dec
Fred Hudson. 17 years old, was 15. In passing a fal: 0 check The)
(mm-gm with burglary in eut'r'ng were both well dressed and young—4n:
the house of P. H. Grate. in Hunt-:32 and she 18?
button on December 1. ‘reply in each case.
It‘ would appear from the info: ma- William Yates, COIOI'GII 13
tion of the state‘s attorney that F. H.016 918M190 not guilty to burglar) In
Grote had suffered from ‘severn' the house of ' Ellsworth Bailey.
burglaries. Another one charged Ridgefleld, on January 13-
with entering his house was William; DWI“ Steal"!!! 90°”.
lienly. 18 years old. said to have ' Amanda Bohuka, II man With a WO'
commlted the depredution on Decent mans name. pleaded not guilty to the
theft of a goose and four ducks on
lDecember 10,1913
1 Joseph Mazefski ci‘ Bildgepmt
g.“ charged with manslaughter pleaded
i‘ lnot guiltv. lie is charged with kill
Igé‘ing his Wife. It is alleged he threw
1 {a lamp at her.
iiertha Holland. 15 years old.
Frank Condine, of Stamford, was
clmrgEd with maltreatilng Theresa
Condlne, 12 years old.
Young Couple Plead.
tngoes Your I’luillb-g
cg:
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la alleged they entered the ware-i 15°11“ DIM. 0‘. Stamford, “”98 charg-i
the '
Charles-Williams. colored, of Stam-.
ford. was charged with maltreaiingl
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PRINCE WILLIAM IN LONDON.
LONDON. Feb. 18.—-Prince William
of Wied, who is about to become new
ereign‘of Albania and is making a
tour of the capitals of Europe before
meeting the delegation of Albanian
notables which is formally to one!
him the crown, arrived in London
from the Continent today. He was .
received with royal honors, being met
by representatives of King George and
of the British Foreign Office. ‘He will
visit the king and Sir Edward Grey.
Secretary of State for mreign. Affairs,
later '
After his departure from London he
will pay a similar visit to_Paris, his
object being to demonstrate that. be In
not exclusively under the influence 0!
the triple alliance, composed ,of An-
strian-Hungary, Germany and Italy.
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OFFICERS'O-F GOLDEN DIPPER
LODGE.
A special meeting last evening of
the newly—formed lodge here, the
Knights of the Golden Dipper, trans—
acted Important matters of business.
The meeting was held with Mrs. Edith
M. Boerum. of 25 Woodward avenue.
The ohlcers of the order are as fol-
lows: ‘
President—Clarence Jackson.
Treasurer—James Allen. ~ -
Noble Commander-Robert‘uneoh.
i Vice Commander-John Masters.
Secretary-John Albin.
Outside Gourde-Charles Whitney.
inside Guard—James Anderson.
1 Keeper of Recordstiss Mary is.
Boerum.
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TRIP GIVEN IN VERSE.
The tourists: connected with the
Hamilton Commandery, of Bridgeport.
who made a trip to the Pacific coast.
last summer, held a reunion. last Fri-
day evening. in the Masonic Temple.
A fine dinner was disposed oi and
NM guilty “'38 “"3 Speldel‘s orchestra furnished. music
for the occasion. J. irvlng Dibble, who
years was one of the tourists. gave the his-
tory of the trip in verse. which no
enthusiastically received and made a
decided hit. The verses will be prim.
ed In a booklet as a souvenir of the
trip.
THE BMI'Tl-I'S MOVE.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nelson ‘
Smith, their household effects and all,
moved to iParrott avenue, Bridgeporl.
yesterday, from Wilton avenue. Mr.
and Mrs, Smith were to have moved
before but wore prevented by the ill
Need Attention?
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l Oliver Pabst. of Stamford. charged ness of Mrs Smith with tonsilitis. Mr
glwlth burglary. in entering the ware. Smith was formerly connected with
house of Wilbur L. Orabb on February The Sentinel, but now has a line M
tion on The Bridgeport Standard.
Fireproof decorations. by the Elm
,, ii In always best to catch a
leak or a plumbing repair when?
“It first start: because its tom?
is- to grow worn with
514.1)loailed not guilty
neglect.
' You will save much annoy-
Mace as well as time and trou-
'l 'na whenever out part of yourg‘
iltsnnitary equipment appears to
be out of order in the least
l’i, "Hume-inane" repairs are
make-shifts at best. and are the
costliest in the long‘ run-
plan. your pmm-‘hing problems
on (Ill' shoulders and we will
suits them promptly and Ellio-
;. NORM E It. NASH
3% North Main and West Etc.
Mauricio
’ n u u a mum )IILWHNVJI.
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TO NEW Your
for freight only. Freight propeller
loaves Pier 27. East River, New York
(foot of Catherine street), every day
ogcoapt dlundw M ii p. in. Weight re-
(solved at. Norwaili up to 5 p. an. and
South Norwalk up to 5: 30.
the telephone.
telephone.
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. how far away your friends may be, you can.
make the day brighter for them and yourself,
with a few cheery words over the telephone.
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