g
and Cultist
_ thoniaebrinprehetoventn
“the Monumental. and
'fllewnrlddiatprdicineknmm
rarer curative agent: for bron-
Mottled”. thanutnuine.
Whlnfllofiigoatlapardfidand
.iuxfilehnfllmwidlmcfldfi
. the that-cod oil in Linonlnc
. proinplyreheveadiis condition.
«on» ”W“ “l” mandflleodmriugrediemmto
their
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from merchant.- and dread.
Ann 11*: possum MAvr'rmn
WHAT Foul on 66L!) YOU
.isltvu. LmoNqu is wnar
iYou WANT
i
‘ Methodist and Advent
flatlml'jmi'ehee will he held to-'
it WV children celebrated
Vaahiaflnna Birthday this alternoon’V
mama. There will he no'
toot all Mouser. i
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he locally choir rehearsals 01'
int Norma churches will take
We lithium. P's-aye:- services were
held M evening.
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night. Games were played and- Mretrosh ;
men to were served. Those (the at-
tended It were Laura Moore. Helen
i Buokwalt. Virginia Lisbone, lrlendreka;
Wysnian. Roberta Ferris, Lorene iBer-'
tine, Marguerite Jones, Gerald Mead.
Gunner sidetrand, Francis George.
George Nash, James VDuflilxllid ‘Cle
merit Collins.
‘itlzells are speculating all to
other iBoturday will be clear. |ll'
it is, it will be unique among Sat-
"lirdays of this year.
‘5. WWW. of mi Norwalk No matter how hard ho tried, "-lv‘red
as mime“ mm “W W N- erlck J. Hodges rated 70 could not
‘J whale!!!) ‘9 employed. and will ’9‘ slip the spheres into the pooliets lust:
‘main hert- 'h his family for a few night
days. clear points, when his opponent Rus-
sell Day. rated 80. hiid finished The
VEast Norwalii 9909‘“ in “"39 num- score by frames wax «is lollowu:
here are planning to attend the Char— Day—dill ilodges— 70
ily 35” Of Mil 'NOI‘VIMK M80. N0 11.2 2-l
#709. 8, ii? is). at the armory to- 23 4-2
might. i 30 il—l
. . , m ‘ 424 ‘3
in the absence of Rev Solon .i' 51 is
Fa[lrhalllm. who Ill taking a western 5g 26
movie“ oaith or. it. n. Morgan '73 25-2
outdated as leader. and speaker at the go ' 26V
- weekly vlpr war service of the East ave
rule Methodist church last night.
, Thomas Hendricks, keeper at the
lights/coil harbor buoys, is having a
Edito
hard time because of the ice Two N” r:
V they: ‘0“ the" lights in we ice re the purpose of giving another view
may" “:6 1”" ’:°“d"°““ is ““90““ of the electrical situation in the Third
VWX: u rapid)- “ M can get District. For some time past the feel-
. 9'0“.“ lug hasheen prevalent in tho Dis-
'0" trict that we could place our Electric-
til Equipment in or adjoining the
mm ‘3'?" “V" "mm“ mm building now occupied by the Second
.5"; t fl 0 " “9- V‘ “‘9” ”9"" District Eloctric 8tallon ii the read
.. 9 e temperature there was a. etc will bear with the writer he will
round villi degrees below we the eudeaior to give some facts At a
”m"; "m“ M "‘3‘ “'9" ”MW" “ meeting held in the Fitch school. l-‘eb
urea 'V’V runry 23.1912,a resolution was pre-
ruled by W fill ‘Sniilen that request
V . The Bill .overed up the ice on the
. ed the District Committee to commun-
“d"“b‘V’ mm “mm ‘0‘" “n“ icate with the City Council oi the
ziiwfite‘" “m” mu“ “m" “ “u" then City oi South Norwallt. relative
gram"??? 3;:5rnghpzztw“ it to placing our Exectric Equipment in
v 9"“ eighteen degrees abo. "early this their Electric Station on March 27
morning1912 this resolution was elahodled in
V.- g , 'a letter from our committee to the
(‘ity Council
The council referred the matter to
the electrical commissioners of their
city. who after careful investigation
‘ngh Ruuwdlayv "fourteen. bails.
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new‘wew or steel-Rich:
V UATION.
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.' ' volv .
"w——-— .a,. .
, Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Cameron, Jr.,
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, ‘ The 0) beat f'M'ode," of the Au-
gdlle‘w Rauel Oyster Company, which
.. was stalled in New York tor a wink
gerlooauno oi the ice. reached the local
harbor yesterday Arthur Olsen. an
lilaat Norwaik man. is emplpycd
;l [”09 mt
milled a report. April 11, Jiliil.
Supplementing this a special com“
'mlttee was appointed by the council
to investigate also and then in turn
rendered a report.
V Mastumily simial~-Primo rill‘ronst,
' 10c~18cliadiemuson and zlledmali. l
Next Monday night, February 23rd.
7 possibility of compliance with the res-
niloiai oeiebr'it‘ting day for Washing
olution. ’I‘ho i'ollowlnl; is an ubfltrlct
of the latter‘s report.
Mmmwiidlamnm ~
‘ Norotoii Heights. with a heavy cold.
fed Fanny Ralph's farm in sprinirdaie,
:‘for a year
no netted but twenty-six] Charles Huggerty, a Hungarian. was
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Permit me to insert this article for"
and compilation of valuable data, how
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Those two reports "laid at rest" the
states can heron he termed a
Maine. it‘iIV hi W their rem
. in food Token Mutt orlalwuloaiil.
itminxleewithfletoodyouat on-
v abide it '00" Within“ and readily div
i3. vL Worth was in titanium ydlltor- Ml. so II to alike rich blood and
. simian nihilism: , -
“Wag... After Gilmore has seen lured a week
Dr. 3 0. Root of gamma m... in or tea days it naturism gain in weight
town yegmrd‘y i! m. VmV m nomplmtitni WHi’W
"Anal“... bacillus my. the sunken check. will
Mildred Shephaivd.‘ of Maple avenue, here I film W. the eyes will lioV
lg ill gt her home ~ bright. the MItlr sweet and the step
we...” elastic.
impala styling, of Norotou, spat, F. “H. Baxter's cudiomel'il have told
yesterday in Stamford him in the relativistic results io’lhwv
.inr the use or. fiancee. the treat. Ilellh
Goose Schlichtliiil. Jr.. was a visitor forming mod. and he is so thoroulllly
in Stamford, 'l‘uoediiy eveninr confined 0! its reliability the: he is
‘ ‘ selling it under hla pureed!) gnarl
“we to refund the money if it 0969
not do all that is entitled for it VYou
Who are thin and In poor health can»
not allotd to let another day pass
in New York city for a week. w“hilwiii’mllli 3 900.1)” of Sammie
A.» -.... on those terms.
Henry Carlson is illiit his home in V V VV
Vl‘ouhllmovievlnet at the home or Mrs.
dopamine Wilbur Bates. oi Mane. 1H. Schede add then went to Mrs Wu
field avenue was a guest in New York llam Beck' 3, where the party WIS
yesterday ‘~' hold. A very pleasant evening was
Iepent in undies and dancing
w-
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Mr. Turner. or South Norwalll. was
a visitor in town yesterday.
,8. ii. McCree. 3rd. is Visiting friends
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David D Moore of Noroton has leas-
Mrs Richard L. Bohannall, oi Siam .Vi
ford. enjoyed Durien's sleighlrtg yell-z
terdity afternoon. ~
il
Robert Murray, of New York. a sum
mer resident of Darien was it visitor
in town yesterday.
i: onlinodme William Hraunel‘sreu
‘.llier of Grecle street, is celebrating
his 60th birthday today.
m—ao...
EV in. end Mrs. Fletcher Stanfield who
have been making a visit in Green-
port have returned. ‘1 >
u
mailing a visit with her son, Charles.
R. Petty. has returned to Stamford V
i Robert Ogden. or New. flannnn.“
arrested by Constable Jack Finch.
Tuesday night. for drunkenness
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Watts have of New (‘Jnann
sold their property in Poplar Plains
to New York persons and will make!
tilell future home, in the village. 2-”
i The [Medics Auxiliary ol' the 54'0er
-ltiiu Heights lv‘ire Compriy will givelu
Duo: party and dance in the lire-housil. l
on Tuesday February 24. A lolly tune
:is expected. (Iuvldnlo's Orchestra will
:Vplhy for dancing.
w-‘-—~ 4,
‘V' :14 ' i 4i \' . _ . V .v‘
The Misses Florence and Estelle lie-
The committee in Witt were ill town on \Vedaestil'iy
charge we. Mrs. \liliiitm Aoker, «Mrs i
iJeiill :lioullct and Miss Maude A.llen
Nobel-t McQueen. oi the "city.“ has
. been vialtux his mother. Mrs: ~«iii N.
A private exhibition ul‘ Edwin Mil MiQueen v
ion Boyle‘s “The ilquaw Man," in mo‘v- l _. “u“..-
ins picture form. wan given It the William '1‘ Kennedy, oi no. How
laungncre Theatre in New York TueeJ Farm h" ramped from an out or
day afternoon. Nmong those present to") visit. ;
from Darien were M'm Dr. G. A Nox- W... . |
on, Commodore lira‘unrcsreiither Dr Word i,“ been received from um
and Mrs H S. Brown “0896 40309 lune slrasuli “mm Albany thut she
blue and Sienna Royle The pictures is in good health
are a dramatization of Mi. Royle's 4A.”...
work of the same name, with which; Among those on the sick list ale
mrmm‘“ “9 familiar. “9 fl ’3 apopu ers Frances (‘anfield of Drum lilil
I" ”0°“ 9" the library here The ”'9‘ land Miss Mary Waters The form r is
tures were taken ill the West. and Valllttlo hotter.
some of the scenes in mountains ill.
an altitude of 10.000 loot with hunt .
ldl'il'tu ol' snow under the feel
! ~ilnruh physics react. weaken the
iliowelu. cause chronic constipation.
Dnhn'il ileuulels operate easily. tone
‘he stomach. cure donslipotionv. line
i tsk your drillrlrist for them.
i
Mrs. Grieble, fovvmerly Miss liellii-
etm Midldehrook. of New (Yunnan. hue
returned home after a few. weekswislt
at her former iVlmee in North Wilton.
Mrs. llriiin. Mn. VLinthoson, Mrs. A.
ll; Gorham and Mrs. tleorgc 'l‘aylo:
' were among those of a party. who at-
tended the matineein Soulh'Norquk
Tuesday ulternoon,
August Hank, foreman on the
t" iSoiienck premises, very kindly with
V horse and oledflnade it.pil.illll from the
WEST .
NORWALK
i Miss Pearl Morehouse has been via
itililr out of town
Mo.
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destrldnil through the snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Row. Keillor liefd a
lamily reunion at their home on Gun-
day. Those present were Mr. and
i Mrs. Susan llV’ettl‘. who has Ilee'._V.
brother of c h. Ogden of VSVerVln'linle.V
lormeriy of gowayton. has been on 1
pointed administrator oi the estate of ‘7
hie totherin-law George iianlord. late .
”4‘35: ,v" in
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lower bridge to the modified for no‘
. ion’sliairthday on the East aide. in
the Rainer pool tournament Arthur
mom-a no. and Harry Harrison,
rated 90. will content This game
VIII take place in the East Washing—
' lireet store.
if. Fox. caretaker on Shouleld-
. Maud, came up to town on
W today but for groceries and only
The toe nail prevented ills re
ll'he caretaker on Pilot Island
We similar late. Both men
‘ ‘ return. all chickens await
, arm: ill to bullet our own pilot to smith on Newark .N‘. L. were guests
“That the powers conferred in the” Harry Mei“! has been may“ a
first Mt being imflm ‘80 W Ter'V f(\w days in [Manpmugr
rltorl'. so far as the apparatus is con-‘ A4,...
corned The edited rower liven ’ovi Mitu Pauline Lulu is spending a
the 390°“ W 19 I100 limited ‘9 its low days with hm hunt, Mrs. William
ionorcise to such territory—«(lav in other tilt-ck
words—tilts city is not modeler-ed to
operate within its limits on electrlo‘ The supper given «ii, the improve
plantlor said district. ment Association on Wednesday was
While your committee knows that Va great. success
this city is “mailed to do all within
its power to hold its Fire. District Miss Virginia With, vol” Newark. N.
neighbors It claim but tool that this J. is visiting lilac Louise vA. Maillot.
is as far as our city can lilo under ex- tor a few Weeks.
lilting laws.” .
The iii-ti act referred to la the out «A weighing party wile colored hy
or legislation or 190': empowering the the roan: Mle Sunday evening The
Jim: Norwallt ll‘lre District to pur- hotter the day the more enjoyed.
chase current from the city et- 900th
”Nor-walk and ornpoworlngthoeity or The Laddelot Social Club diet at
.South Normal: to sell current to its. the horned! Mrs lo. letter on were»
The second act reierreil to wile act afternoon
of legislature mood in 1011 earner: hawelm. N 1., Ind lilies Virginie
.. ”wt-mm
morale W vGiifV flit W" of honor Mllid Millie Bout isms
Mire Vl‘nditoo Lats. or Will» <
MmISamuel KOBNDI". oi 9tamiord; Mr.
and Murmur“ C. Brown. or New.
York; Mr. and Mra’ilsymoml Com
stock. Mill. whittled tram Texas. Misti
Bessie Keoier ma Raymond Kceler.
Rev. C. A. m delivered illivinv
twenties v and , highly inattentive leo-
turo in the Town Hall. Wednesday
. ovenlnm. annealed. “emollient troll
illustrated by 100 vetereolltidon View.
The euuieuo. traveled with its. Mom,
viewing the sooner oi the reverend
lecturers tortuou- visit. An Edison
lilac phonograph plotted the music lov-
m TWv/Uilhertilililuent W the
fourth in the Knishlai of Whrhillmn
eeriea The fifth and that will be
held alter W.‘
ao—
V Dentin tram Millennium
‘ im
new You'll. Fell. new nouiiu.
Mt «stimulant littlest ill
aAvsitlllej‘
“We.
MAILLAlip‘
1V
'3 Luncheon and Tea. Room ileum" tom? 1;“ _
””55”er . .‘lhialomnualasdnhhyen
Persian Hall Rattlers. narrow
Room Sine Persian Rugs.
. Continuation of the Annual February Stiles of ,
Orientai Rugs and Hall Runners!
V On the Fifth Floor VV
Offering Wbabie Valuer in it large collection of V
the most delimilic weaves. wwiofiugs and sizes. of
Which till: following groups are typical:
Small and m VSVlae Run.
. Fonde‘liy 09.775 to 95m
‘ in an extensive range of lengths. from $19 75 l0 68.00
Fomeily $42. 50 to 85.00
Formerly ‘ M3500 to ”75.00
rnwm HV. naviirwllou.rm.
.loi-m ll. aware. in VloonPrVoa
'Iplfifllmli ii powers law»
WlLflRID amen, Willi!»
”m7“! . '
' 9. WWW .3. Wallace flann-
lohn H. Knapp . .iolm H. Light
llhrlltian ”are ‘ ill-oil. H. rim
Milt mm Lewis it. Mort
NM ”U W
ii
*4- .MW... e..-“ A... . _
from 05,75 to 49m
and wide.
l... 368.00 .0 750.00
Quit] Wilma Rails
in size- 0 fl. 3 by 10 ft.6
size 9 by l2 in,
~36 by 63 inches.
by l5 it.
out from full rolls.
,x i A.
hinchiila. i
Superior American Rugs
At Rndlcai Plicc Reductions
Formerly flomVV $30.90 to 601”
'V 271 by 54 inches. were H.50mtd 6J5.
Also a number of large sizes iron: Ni ii. 6 by VIZ it. to H it. 3
3 cities. , _
a. 33.50. 5.96 Vi STAMFORD. MAGEE. .
79M“ 9.50. “ II. .690 iv YORK. MISC} i
g ACORN
.at corresponding reductions.
Iniairl and Printed buoieum' 3,
comprising new Spring designs. in wood and tile effects
Son-re Yard 38c 75c. 95c
Formerly 60c 1.25 and 1.50
Boys’ High Grade Clothing, ,
Furnishings and Hats~0n the Third Floor
Al Prlc o Reduced for complete clearance
V Boya’Noi‘folk Join, of navy blue serge and neat ‘
89" '3 and Cinidren’ a “his. oi Vciv.el Plush
.. or Velour. Reduced to 95¢ 1 95 2,50
Actual Values $2.00 to 5.00
i.
irons or
. RANG]:
lathe most complete in the «V -.
Vat $2500lon50
3‘ 32750 “13450 .
a0~r
‘ Also Repairs Vler AVlVi Rupee.
Jones 81 Hotchliiss
Company
; 17 ViVVmVili at. Marti-tile
VLI.
mixturesnn many wilh extra homers in match
sizes Trio lu’ years Reduced to 5. m 7 :50 ANilVyE the Loleet Tilinllil in
Boya’ Winie (Normal? 1 'r W LL
correct style... mbrica an co ors.
ages 2%; to i8 years, Reduced 1035. 75V 6.5“, V950 l l
BoVyVVa'V Whehabie Suits, Ruryan VVorV ‘V loiyr -. .V
oiflmpo’rtev‘ or 'Anieric an mated-let i‘ ‘ 3&5 ‘ ,5
" v‘V ilfipcs it“! ” . in while, tan or blue. 2% to 8 years.w V51 .‘V
Yoquk'V Shine ii”; lo 04 inch ilecmiiltia: a: 65c g
Aciuai‘ VValuc M 00 v . .5
Boys 3100189., 7 to [5 years. Values 75c and 05d. at 5*
Hameleite Paiema, b to l6 yrs. Value Si .00 at 68c . Pa08| ng‘ng
“Bo Four-in-Hand Surfs, Reduced Vlo 25¢ Deco atin
Y3 Actual Values 50c and 75c r g”
lbe Corham- Lu.
in First Ur ~ East Norwllli
VSPIIIVIIIIIIS M. I: 830T
Mill BillilEll ALIVE
(Coutlliued from " rst Plural
VBrynn was advised in: ,
oi W. 8. Benton, all English ranch
owner in Mexico, ro- .iiiy reported ii
the hands at the rebels. No details
were Elven. ‘
Secretary llryari announced
am oi Benloii'u limit" as he Went
into a cabinet meeting at the White
House. He declared hiid absolutely
no details.» A nui’iiclul dispatch -fl*-lil
Consul Edwards merely announced
the death of the Englishman.
‘ elr Cecil Spring-Rice. the ‘ilrllluh
ambassador, who called upon Secur-
tary Bryan to ask lot- Information “6'
diction, also .was toll' oi the news.
Benton was arrested in Junior last
Tuesday and'hnd not drain heard from
since. Hill wile and friends vi‘cared
he had been executed by General Vii»
la, the Constitutionalltt leader. Villa
at first denied knowledge oi Benton's
whereabouts. but yesterday in conver-
sation with“ lnqulrerii intimated that he
knew something about the Englishman,
and added that Benton had threat; nel
him with 'it revolver.
I Villa wee quoted as expressing pro
lane lndldierenee toward an million! to
the Brittlh amhaellador at Washing-
ton.
of the drilli
t’ (-
liiir Cecil vlipirlligvllioo asked the,
‘mate Doll-«mnent yesterday to take
stops for the protection oi the Brit‘-
loll subjects. Mrs. illenton had receiv-
ed aa'uneoniimed report that her hus-
band. was a‘prlsoaer in it Janie: tell.
it. to». Wolf involve-ted in utilities
and had a handrail thousand» ocrel
ranch in chihuahua.
Wary limit alter it cabinet
icollide-Voiiilill ordered an immediate ill-
umination of the trillion of ileum-
the English ranch order. It loam.
EL PASO. 'l‘lllti. Fleh 20.—-Wil’litln 9.
in the hands or Secretory Bryan.
Benton was triedhy 'court-martiai‘
and lound guilty of complicity In it
plot to takoJlllla ll life. He was ('xe- *
culed hy the tiring squad Wednesday . V. .9
night L0 ER S
Villa. whose not ill Vetingotized by ‘ .
Benion’s numerous friends as wunlon‘ THE LPL’ACE
murder, left suddenly for Chosuahuli?
today. No single hotter, any of tho
recent revolutions. not excepting the
Climbre Tunnel disaster. has stirred
so much. indignation. When extvit
editions were placed on the streets‘
there were l‘ia'ntlc efforts to not them '-
and read the news 1
Illenton's ways Wfll‘e blunt, lilil his
lriends admired him for them_ and
there were moist eyes and muttered
improcattons among them when they-V
heard the news.
“No foreigner is safe in Mexico".
ulna the general comment. and ii oug- Vi
section that it mass meeting oi pro-V
test he held met with considerablo fil-
vor.
Ladies"
Kidney Heel
Patent and V
Gun Metal
154. 00
Dancing Slippers
Satin. ‘ Patent.
Gun Metal
metal-W .
Ms. TREADWELL Aernicuvlvc. L
The following letter speaks for it- .
sell: V
ASSIM‘ANT Ollvlm'ltowmdl.
iii‘lrilt ulttnct. '" 1
veer Bir: Upon my return home it
few days ago i learned 0! the very or. 'v
.lldiont work done by our lire boys in f.
putting out the grass lire. In the lot in
the rear of my place. i desire to (ix-f
press my thanks and to leavo with your"
for distribution the enclosed cigars. ~, $2.50
Yours truly. f i . .
JOHN P. WWIAJ» . ’ ,
Assistant Chiei Powell has repliediliV. VG'nver 3, Shoe 8mm
ldudaadatthenextmeettaswilldlli-gv . _ .. ‘.‘ v
tribute the cigars to the tire iaddieli. 1M
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.MNDV AND WRITING.
“You out a count tulle. "
”Ya.”
. "Yet you kept on Aviation.
suddenly «cured you?“ ’
“1 humor to to title a newspaper}
“office." captained the world {annual
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