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ladies Muslin Corset (loserszoc
udloo’ Walla Drawers. .2511. 6011
Midi“ Muslin Chemist!!!
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[Adieu muslin Gowns soc, 75o. S1
nadch' Princess films 500 76c, It
A complete assortment of Lodies'
Hoops Dresses and Wrappers in
W“. and percolos, sizes 34
to 0.
E. K. ‘ Banks
Inhokomo Hotel Clock
“I”! Rom-lb
N Engraved 81 Embossed
1.1.1.1111 1
Business Stationery
‘ Letter Heads
Note Heads
Business Cards,L etc
WM . P BEERS
Book and stationery store.
WEATHER FORECAST.
1 For Norawlk and vicinity: Snow to
night; Friday. fair, and much colder,
preceded by snow in forenoon; moder-
ate- to brisk northwest winds. The
storm which was central over Okia‘
homa yesterday morning, is now cen-
tral over Tennessee “and Kentucky. it
has caused rain or snow during the
last 24 hours from Texas northeast-
ward to Maine. Several places report-
ed from i to 2 inches of precipitation.
Stormy weather prevails this morning.
from Texas uortheastward to New
England. The storm is followed by
an area of high pressure which is
causing quite a. severe cold wave be
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low,
Partly cloudy.
,C. C. liegeman. of Idnxwelier &
:Hegemao. is spending three days in
Bridgeport 09 business.
The Second district police referred
a complaint from the (First district to
the police of that section last. night
and it was attended. A man was act-
ing strangely in Maple street. it prov-
ed to be Coley Ballard and he was
sent home. - .
Mrs. Frank J. Finnegan, of ISouthi
Main streeh'who has been confined to
her home for two weeks with an at-
tack of lumbago, left town today for
a visit with her parents. in Elizabeth,
N. .1. Miss Lillian Drumm, her sister,
accompanied her.
Arthur Sniiiiin was sent to jail for
thirty days by Judge John Keogh this
morning. The charge was drunken-
ness. “A charge against him for pass-
ing a spurious twenty—five cent piece
was thrown out. (Juicer John H.
Smith arrested 911111111 at 9:30 o'clock
last night. Stephen Novak received
the bad quarter.
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The winter ice storm, of wlliclii,
there must be at least one a year. is
on. The ice storm is the means Na-
22; 111911, 13. .
lure devised when Time began to1
prune and trimthe trees. It utts no i
tnrally, breaking oft dead branches.
and otherwise killing disease determ-i
Hotel to good growth, it in the true}
warden of the Earth, the ice storm. V
W I
Harry Jennings, of 6 Cross street,‘
walked into the police
in the second district at 2 o’clock this
morning and complained that the.-
nolse in Coley iluscooa aperitmeuto
disturbed his family's slumbers 'Oi‘l'iI
t-el‘ Gainer investigated and found that i
a social party was on the point of}
breaking 11p Nothing was done about:
1111+ matter
Some people think the horses of
headquarters i .
sluts Norwalk. ' Norwalk
Done l}...
With . Pin“ ”2a. 1
m, l 1
_ encounter any home.
‘ for the smallest. Fully guaran-
iéeii§ I E erythi'ng
That Gathers
Dust
Get all the dirt. The Frantz
; Premier h 1111119111111, and
Idraperles is well: as rugs and
floors: Wiriiit mm. the finest
I 111111-111 assumes clothing and
. bedding. Gets the moths and
.moth 0888
A child oau‘use it. Cleans in
‘ corners, under furniture. Good
Priced
seed- .
Home demonstration free.
A. J. Collins ‘8. Company '
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M
RAYMOND
NOTICE“
About March 1st we will be
agent «for “the
Pictorial Review
Patterns
We will have an up—to-date depart-
ment in this line with all the latest
features.
DONNELLY'S
STATIGNERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
an
RESCENT
LAUNDRY
DRY
Cleaning
DEPARTMENT
Ladies' Kid Gloves Cleaned
and Pressed equal to new. Also
Kid taboos cleaned. We give
special attention to this branch
of Dry Cleaning,
Gentlemen, let us be your
valet and contract to clean and
press your suite weekly.
’Phoue-f -- 5 ring 4
Steamship Tickets
to the
SUNNY SOUTH
Bermuda, Daytona, Jacksonvulo, 8a-
vanuah Atlanta, New Orleans, Pana-
ma, Norfolk, Old Point Comfort.
J. M. Layton 81 00.. inc.
.. Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwaik.
Jeddo Coel
For Furnaces and Ranges
BROTHERS
See the Moyer Six
A seven passenger car with the latest and most practical improve
.ments including many Meyer features, and the USL electric starting
and lighting system
Complete with all
0 S C A R H.
Distributor for Fairileld Coun. y,
equipments 13, 2511-
B A N K S
River Street, NorWaik, Conn.
Colebum
ate for 'firstvciass goods.
so WAsHm’oron eraser.
22 WALL eraser.
THE JEWELERS.
Our Optical Departments are in charge or competent opticlnns.
We make no charge for examination; and our prices are moder-
TWO STORES.
&.4.i:1Laudcr
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
.....- .....-M 1..._
O. B. J acksOn
Optician
Everythigigm the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONI 488.
Try One of Our
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE’B)
"'*‘."
N... . . .. .. . “......
The Reed & Volk .
ElectriCal Co. f
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
Tally
Place
111
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"a:
m the fawn
AUTO oust-Lino
CA
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Norwalk have trouble on the hills, but! 2.
the horses in New York city fare for: it
worse. Slipping and sliding about on 5‘ -.
the pavements the animals fail fro-l a Phone 805 50 60' Moinfit.
quontiy The streets of New York ’1 Sanforwolk. MudoHallBlooh.
since the snow storm of last week have mmmm mm
been terribly slippery. The principal
thoroughfares have been, cleaned of
the snow. but the going is worse for
the horses on these streets than on
those where the removal has not been ll
made.
BirthdayU
Everything New and
Up To Date
RIGGERMAN
ROS, 64 North Main St.
Dally'and Bond-y Paper-
BURGLARS CUT OFF WOMAN‘S
HAIR. 1
IPllILADmLPHIA. Feb. 19 “The po-
ce of this city are searching for two
,burgiars charged with cutting of! a
Woman's hair at the roots when they
Mir 9 ' were disappointed at not finding any Deliver-ad.
Reduced Prices ...... .a..11.1..1,111..1.m.. 1...
, FOR om: wean ONLY. attack is alleged to have occurred sun. 1 ,9. ......
SLOAN'G LINIMENT. day, Wt WM 110$ reported to the llo- '*
25¢ 51w W, 13,, lice until last night. 1 An extension telephone has been
5011 size V.......... also The victim. Mrs. Charles Blackburn. placed in*the once of Detective lien
a seriously 111 u the map of her ox- scant Thomas Wetland 1n the our
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j The New Science
IDEFINITiOfl- OF CHiROPRACTIO
| Chiropractic is the definition of tho
3 lanes of the disease and the art oi
Chiropractors remove the canoe ol
iisease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
:ems in your body. Female troublei
given special attention; also curve
1 tom of the spine. You will never re
fret giving the chiropractor a chance
0 help you.
Musuetie treatments given aloe.
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Sta-life in the different organs and
. m
. or] by a wrench, twist or sprain in
1djustmz the same Disease is cans
the back. Even it done in childhood
T. FRANCIS. l). (1.
u Woohlngton 8t. So. Not-walk, Conn
flraduato from Palmer School, to.
uncover”.
Ford Owners
i can put your Ford car in the
class with the high-priced cars as to
ease and smoothness on the road by
applying a set of Road Smoothers
Bend for leaflet. Also my Tire Prices.
listed Cars New Cars.
Repairing. Ford Work a Specialty.
Austins Garage
. 124 BOUTH MAIN 81‘.
Dr 'Phono‘ 1622-2, 1”. ll. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue. .
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The Kenny Rollin b.1111 not come
up 11.111111116111111 y lords! bu b
' soon thereafter her husband appeared
P1PPPPE IN PlPli
Head 111111111 Company soil the
Wile Hall Been Living Apart
for Some Months 1
i’AlllS, Feb. 19.»~~-Althouglt the Paris
court delivered its judgment granting
a divorce between Clarence H. Mackr
ay and Catherine Ducr Muckay on
Feb. 11, the verdict has not yet‘beeu
dockoted. Coudert Brothers. the at-
torneys of Mr. Mackay, while confirm-
ing the divorce, were unwilling to give
any details, and the French uewspa.
pens are forbidden by law to publish
reports of divorce suits.
NEW" YORK, Feb. lil.—~The a11-
nouncement today that Clarence ll.
Mackuy'and Catherine ‘Duer Mackay.
his. wife, had been granted a mutual
divorce by the French courts, on Feb. '
ii, came as a surprise, not because it
was unexpected but because of the
place and maudm in 11 hich the domes
was granted. For many months the
couple had been living apart, and so
ciety's only query was when a suit for
divorce would be died.
It was thought Portland, Maine.
would be the place. as Mrs Mackay
leased a house and establishes a reel.
deuce there. but early in the year she
left her Maine home for Paris and
in the French capital.
There were rumors of a reconcilia—
tion then but those were denied by
Mr Macks}:
trips of the two to Europe were in ac-
cordance with a plan agreed upon
when the separation suit of Mrs. Jos-
eph 11. Blake against Dr. Joseph 11.
Blake'wan decided in his w'lfes favor
without a contest and Mrs. Blake drop-
ped her suit for $1, 000 000 against
Mrs Mackny for alienating Dr. Blake's
affections was settled out of court.
Counsel for both Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mack-
ay made announcement of the mutual
divorce last night. lloth statements
were brief. ’l‘hey recited that both
sides charged assertion. Mrs. Mackuy
filing suit first. 'l‘he'decree, it was
stated, gave the custody of the cou-
ple's three children to Mr. Mackay,
with the right to visit them accorded
to Mrs. M'ackay.
it was also explained that the French
courts had jurisdiction. in; both par-
, ties to the suit had apartments in Pas
iris for a considerable time.
1 No mention was made in tin law- '
;y'ers statements of any financial settle
ment. Monetary affairs were arrann. i
led it was understood a year ago, when‘
1.31m \iackay signed o1er her title to.
the magnificent estate at Roslyn, i1.1
1.. to her son. This estate was given;
her by her father in law the late JohnI
W. Mackay, of Bonanza fame.
iir. Mackny who is in town withi
two of his children. the eldest helm.“
at school in Connecticut, had nothing}
to add to the story told by the utter
neys. Mrs. Mncksy was still in Paris.
i
1
‘ Clarence ii. Mackay 1,, forty yearslcul examiner as Fred .iotrey. the cor-
of age. He inherited nearly $30,000..
000 from his father Since he came
into his patrimony tw'elve years ago.
the head of the vast Muckay proper
ties is said to lune almost doubled
i their worth. ‘
He married Catherine Door in 1891‘.
She is the descendant of an old Knick-
urbocker family, and the social promi.
name she gained.tl1rougl1 her beauty
and charm as the mistress of the
Mackay fortune was added to by her
ability as a writer and her interests
in sociolologlcul and educational prob-
lems. in 1904 she published a’ nosed
called ”The Stone of Destiny." The,
Mackay children are: Catherine. Mil
Ellen, ii, and John William. 71. 3
Alaskan 20 pt 1
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PPRPNiP PHHAN Pilllifl
Pl Pill“ 0H Pill JPlPll
Unable To Fathom Circumstances
at Death and Even Idsniill»
cation is in Doubt
w... A.- M101 .
After 1111111 ly :1 months
1111in admitted ycstmdny that he
had been unable to
what caused the death of Fred Jotrey,
who was tound in the road at Greens
injuries which caused (ibis death at St
Vincent's l-iospital two days later.V
it is not often that Coroner Phe-
ion is to: cod to admit that he is un-
able to fathom aunystery of this sort
,5 The Jotroy case was peculiar from the
start and presented several problems
which taxed the powors of the coroner
and his assistants to the utmost.
11:11:11: in the investisatlou it become
necessary for the coroner to seek the
it now appears that the ‘
:ihc wounds he received. The coroner
' ilcation.
\11' us he
1
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ldcpartme 11 is booming
t” at the l). M. Read Company.
lnvc‘stiga- 1
lion 0011111191 John J i’helan 11.111111-
119cc: tuin just .5
Farms the night of January 28 with]
u e Best. ne .
{15 Ladies’ odd Coats that sold up
to $15. $2 9
24 Ladies Fine, $15 to $18 Goa s
all sizes .
.16 Ladies’ EXti a Fine Ceats, $22 ,
to $25 values $7.98 3
Come Early. while selections are best
Frank Jacoby
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
o o 0“
l O
(W'FIOUI 141/2690.
Milkland Brand, Condensed
Milk 3-can825c
some one who could throw light on
the case. There were several who
saw the men that night before and af—
ter the accident, but nobody 11111111 rout-
ly saw the accident. ‘
Found Lying in Road.
When Jotrey was found he had been
lying in the road for some time as
was evidenced by the condition of
Jardinietes
Lillgt variety ..1 ....... 101: to S225
Umbrella Stand: ....... $1. 93 to $225
Perfection Oil Heaters $3. 25 “134.50
Vacuum Washers 98°
Cacoa Door Mat; .1 ........... mess
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was convinced at the outset. that he
lwus not struck by} trolley as ho was
found just beyond 11 111111111 ad which
csen car stops. so that all can; on
that line would be lllD\ill;., r sloulv at,
the time. The night was foray andl
the coroner belie1 so that piobnbh an
automobile struck Joticy a glaming . q
l1l1111,.li' this assumption is true it 4.»
will probably never be knoun who V
“as timing the nutonmbile 1
There is some doubt as to his iden-
tity in the mind of the coroner. Al-
though he was identiod by the 1118111-
25 West,..Waflshinthon Sh.
' PHONE 1069-2.
South Norlwalk. Conn.
oner was unable to verify the identi-
Jotre) was com ted missing
and it is believed that the deal 1111111
How About Your
G L A S S E 18‘
Have you worn them for
some time? If so, remember
the eyes change and differed -
lenses may be necessary to
give you perfect sight. ,
Let our OCULIST, who is
a SKILLED EYE SPECIAL»
Our
Advertisers
' Where and What
IST. examine your eyes and
I advise you if your glasses
. need changing. No charge
to Buy . l for examination.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, 0
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
Tristrnm l1} ilyutt are ol’ierlng some
specials in wavy hair switches
.(‘outs $5 at Mlnl'zs
out March the llrst lnmes lion-
nclly will be an agent for the Victor-
vial Review patterns,
The (‘leaout Luundn ilry (‘louninuv
lietter’ 15ch
them a trial on their 1lr1 cleaning i
if you own 11 good which and it
{needs looking aftol why not try
:tihurles Brand? i
2 Spring apparel for women and lilies-i
Mansion House ‘
C, HASSI‘N, Prop.
86%,«94 Walh. s... 80. Norwaik.;
TELEPHONE 307.
Breakfast 25c
Dinner 3513 '
Slipper 25c;
Ordela taken for engraved and 11m-
housed stationery will be token 111'
William 11 iicers ‘
Gillette .11 Company expect to cap.
ture your custom by serving you
fresh vegetables all the time 'i
ACQUAINTANOE LUNVCHEON WILL .
. BE. BIG AFFAIR. i
Almost two hundred names have
been received by the committee in
charge of the acquaintanceluncheon,
to be heldat the «Royal James. on Sat-
urday of this week. ‘Irhls number ‘91..
coeds the most sanguine expectations
of».tl1e.oommittee and will .tox to its
utmost the seating capacity of the ho
tel dininnroom. Arrangements are
being made to insure the comfort of.
‘” ~. _
.llmnemude lireud and Files.»
'audgfinndwlches “
. ,‘ , P l, , '
tress. Miss Vida Hunt 1 Fraud
Philadelphia, will be one of til
era The decorations will be
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