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BUILDING.
. ” TElEPl-MNE 1230.
"' ".HlN‘AT°N STREET
Ash Wednesday, the beginning of
t.‘ 'o'c‘ours next «veek.
01111 L. Sullivanof New York, is in
at today attending the funeral of a
beneaer. fill. 'Flllow. ol’ Uhesnut
eat,~li‘lrst District, has been quite'
. 1‘ several days past.
Maurice M Carew who is up state
or his health these days, is spending
.(ew days in town with his mother.
no Vrrlends are greeting him.
and Mrs. R. 0. Raymond, of West
t, celebrated the second anal) er-
only of their marriage yesterday. The
VVoqule formerly resided here.
«James CfForbush, who was taken
11 at his home, on Maple street, Tues-
day night. is somewhat improved to-
day. although his condition is still so-
, ~Artllur'Snlfflu. sentenCed to thirty
days in jail for drunkenness yester-
‘ ‘tiay morning by Judge Keogh was
taken to Bridgeport la the atteruHQ)
1‘ by Olliber John H. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. lFrderlck H.1‘1lppha1e
“"returned to their home in France
.«street, after having been South for
iV three months Both report a most ex-
‘ Vcellent time and great ueathet
1 " 'Rev. William H. Wakeham. pastoral
the downtown Methodist - Episcopal
nChruch. Mrs. 'Wakeham and bdrm,
Charles F. 'l‘ristram of the First dis-
trict are spending a few days recren
‘“ 1.11111 at Lakewood, N. .l,
1 ~Snappy Kcilya at O‘Brieu‘s.
EVA good crowd considering the storm.
was present last night at the stated
communication of St. John's Lodge.
No. ii, A. F. and A. M. Two candl-
V ' dates received the entered apprentice
.1 degroo. After the meeting refresh-
. meats wore servd.
The .reslguutlon of Second Lion-i
tenant James 1.. Cochrano, t‘ompany
:1... l‘lrat infantry, is accepted, and he
.is honorably discharged iron) thr-
. military service of this State.
W 1 1L. Cochrane. ol’ Willlmantic.
‘liolnted qnurlermanter - sergeant.
Vory. Wiliimuntiv.
011 in): to the bad weather there were
' but a small number of the members
:1 of Star of Columbia Circle, (“olupatr
Klona ol‘ the Forest, present. last night.
‘ at their regular meeting. Sonic busi-
ness was transacted and it was i'ololl
ing, which will be on March i‘).
1 be tor the members and their irhmth)
and thaw will ho mush 11111] 1111111111):
Entirely anrrounded ,by water, some
or which entorm‘l and practically lili-
| ed the house. was the house occupied
‘,’by Frank liouvdlct. at the corner 01‘
Woodward avenue 11nd Charles ii
street. at Sprlngwmnl, last Saturday
No one could ion) 11 or enter the cd)
place lot the children.
. -Laml nit hatd’. (I'lirlonfle
IV 'l‘he regular meeting of the health
board will be held tonight, and the
matter of milk Permits will be brought
1111. The moon of the milk inspector
will 111w be wprosented A new ordba
regulating the handling of con-
as cases an to the quarantlnlng,
it was discus-
quite thoroughly alt 0 last meet-
1! limit action is
James 1
is ap- '
’ Quartermaster Corps. C. N. (1.. and he1
“I‘ it) assigned to duty at the Slate Arm
1
i
whom a. social after the next moot-V
it will ‘,
Put; .
«Silver‘Leai
7 lbs
Rolled
Qats
25c,
Floor
Old Fashioned
Buckwheat :'
‘ 6 lbs 25c
Japan Rice
mean and" ‘
Wholesome
*5calb
‘Kipperctb
err 111g
10c
Columbia
\
Slicedl’eaches
lb. tall can 121:
EVv.
Ev.
‘ ‘4 lb flat can
' lPound Tall Can
California. small ..... V ..... 5c lb.
Prunw, large ....... . . .
River SH \D S C"
10c
12c lb.
It! Inc 1'
.. 15c
Peaches, lb,
Apples, 1b. pkg.
,3 1i) . Milk Crackers
3 lbs. Soda Y‘Crackm
3 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps
25 cents}
I can Corn
1 can Peas
r can Tomatoes
A rare bargain.
Special Vegetable Combinati 1n “
25 Cts
CRISCO, regular price 25c, cut price 23c ,
1 pkg. Boyd’s Lemon PieI
1 pkg. Pine Mince Meat ..
1 pkg Prepared Buckwheat ..
“Ti hot Flaiorcd Maple Syrup
1 pkg Pure Ground Spices...
t can Molasses ...... 1‘2. . .
10 Stamps Free with the Following
'on-ro)‘. ...... 1...-v--..
1 jar Peanut Butter f. ....... . ............
1.1-... ...... . ..... H...
.1 ..... ‘ u...-‘..-'w)o--...-i
I pkg. Cleaned Currants
iiiing.
25c, :51: and
12¢
o-..o.-
()1) Stamps Free with I ll). ’ ‘
Extra Stamps W1th Teas and Coffees
~. 110 Stamps Fréie with I ll). Coffee ........... . . . . . . . . . 25c-
‘ )5 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ..... . ............... 30c
:1) Stamps Free with I 11). Coffee .................... 35c ‘
31) Stamps Free with i ll). Tea ....................... 40c
41) Stamps Free with 1 lb. 'l’ca ................. . ..... 50c
Tel 871
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wantss TELEPHONE
TESTS HERE
(Continued from first pug») .
ator. .
This instrument is manufactured11n-
dor the name of the lingo (mutilation
Generator and has roccntiy bccn tout-
ed by tho United States Government
for short distance wireless telephone
work.
Arrangements are now being made
to continue these tests at Wilson's
,l’Uint, for long distances. and for this
i
purpose a most uxtenalVe plan in to
be carried out. The mast is to be lit-
tod with extra roouiorcelnuntn. in or-
der that it may support an extensive
network comprised of one hundred
wlrca. ouch to be a thousand feet in
lonatl1.fl‘ho wires will be guyod out
at an angle from the top of the must.
" Me. so high had the tide 11.111111 ’l‘herlba number of copper when will also be
in outer in the cellar non. transform run out into Long island Bound
ed into ice. which lurnlahon a skating some distance.
tor
This system will form one of the
largest antennae in the United States
and it is expected that the wireless
ltolephone communication may be had
acting and reporting them will
'with a. station such as the one located
at Arlington, Virginia. a distance of
four hundred or live hundred miles
from tl1ls.vlcinlty. This would afford
moat admirable test. as well as. a
most severe one. and should serve its
purpose well.
A special type of the generator ro-
terred to in the above paragraphs as
the (logo Oscillation Generator, will
Virea,tonigt1t 1111 used tor than tutu; operating on
MWW_ m.
cry and other interior equipment and
VNorwalk and has many friends
East'IndiaTea Co
125 Washington otreet
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
tion will include a gas engine. which
will be utilized to driie thcg goneratotai
under test. This is planned because
ot’ the tact that the power available at
Wilsona Point is not suitable for the
work.
The work on the mast and station,
including the lilting up 0! the muchhn
i
the wiring and re-eniorclng, of the
mast. will probably be carried out dur-
ing the month of April. This will eno-
blo the testing project to be begun in
May.
ltumora a year ago were to the era
foot that the wireless station was to.
be abandoned permanently and that
the high mast, erected several years
ago at great expense. was to be taken
down. Nothing had been done about
the matter of razlng the note. however.
and this is well, for it patios the way
for the testing of this newer inven-
tlon.
Mr. Gage is wall-known in South
in
town. He came here to conduct the
wireless station in its last years or run-
ning, and being of a particularly amia—
ble disposition. soon made lirm lrienda
of the acquaintances he struck up. To
many or the Knob Club members Mr.
Gage is known quite wall, for he was .
over utilising and gracious about 611‘
plaining his station and the work to
those who visited him. a young man,
air. Gage has spent his) summers at
the Point with his mother. and haul),
a number. of triends among the young-
er people who summer alonrtho shore.
Great interest is being taken in Nor.
walk relative to the, coming tootmand
New Spring Suits on Sale T'Vggig
at $15 to $25
Tomorrow Will be a Big Day at the Mintz Store
All winter goods must go. regardless of cost
These. are; but a Few . the Great Bargains.
'1
' the, Our NewSpring Dresses
‘V. at Pepular Prices
hoe Sale
Silkl’citicoatshl. 49
A new shipment of fan—
cy Silk Petticoats. 1n all
the new colors. on sale
at $1. 49.
12c Childicn ’s
iiusiin Drawers 61:
Just half price for chil—
us, $5 00.
selection.
Take your pick of any Coat and pay
Regular prices $l;.S
to $22. 50. Come early for ti). b: at
New ‘Waists M991:
New shipment of. the
very latest styl a, excel—
lent value at 99c.
0%.. ‘ "I251: veiling 811 yd
10 aieces of odd veiling
that sold up to 25c, on
dren’ 8 drawers (8t Waists
l9c t_.orset Covers
‘3 12 cents ,
20 dozen fine corset
covers, regularly 19c.
sole price 12c. 33
Suits at $195
.1" . Regular Prices tip to $15
$15 to $18 Suits $9.95
sale at 8c 3 yard.
751: Combinations -
59 cents
25c Winter Under—
$3 Misses' Robes $1.99
wear . . . . 19c
500 Corset COVBTS D ' . 25c Boys’ Winter
39 cents ‘ All Children’s Coats $2 95 ”MW“? - - 19c ,
. Regular 50c corset cov- Re ular Priccsu to $6 50 ‘ . 50° Ladies Under-
crs' go on sale at 39c. y g . , p - wear . . 39c
$1 Chddr‘en’ S COl- 1 0 50¢ Muslin Gowns V39c
orPd "roses ;:6in N e W S p r l n g \ All Blankets to Go
Sellinglggtlut Ali D $1 Blankets .75
Bath Robes . 1 resses $5. 95 $50 3:22:22 “'23
$1 and $1. 50 Childrens 1? it Se Dl' V ' ‘
Bath Robes 79c . ‘ re y 5 rgc 44 fic;l;na£;ll$;(;l§r$ sizes 14 to V $1.85 Blankets $1.25
$4 Ladies’ Robes $2.50
Children’s
Kitchen Needs“ 1‘
Specially Priced {
I
Breakiaot 25c Dinner 351:5
Supper 251:.
Sunday Dinner
Green Pea 8011p
Roast Beef
Lamb Croquottea
Shoulder of Lamb (Braised)
Boiled Potatoes
Saturday Only
10c Gold Band Dinner Tea and Break
rant Plates ......... 6 tor 39c Pickled Beets
5c Plain wane Shell Paper 111111 i Apple ”PM“
fancy edge . . . .. 2 pkni. 50 .liomemado Bread and Pics.
51.25.5128 8 Wash Boilers with cop- ! and Sandwiches
1per bottom ... ..... . ........... 8 c M ' H
391: Four Quart Gray Enameled anSlon ouse
GODklllg Pots .1 ............... 19C c HASS’N Prop
D " O O ‘
49c Large Size Double Zinc Wash i gal/2.94 Wash. 3),, 80. Nam.|k.
'liOards ...... ......... ....... . 371: TELEPHONE 307.
29c 'l‘wo Quart Gray Enameled 'Iioa ‘
and Coffee Pots ...... 19.0, ... w ,
1213c One Gallon Galvanized Oil 1
lane. ........ . 16c
49c inverted Gas Lights, complete In
with globe and mantle 29¢ Th8. er
451: Large Size Galvanioed Foot ‘
’l‘nbs VVVVVVVVVV . _____________ __ 29¢ OCULISTS AND OPTICIAN8
$1.11) Two Piece Fine Steel Carving Vmaveflvou fa?“ 0“ ”0"
Soto VVVVVVVVVV ............98ca¢¢V n easornu esconstantlyat
home? it so, make sure their eye
sight is not being impaired by over-
work. .
0111' double service of Genital. and
Optician at one cost. determines the
cause of oyeslralu, if any. and,
supplies glasses to correct.
. « ~ mam. Stamford; Conn
Open Bat Evenings. Eli. 1897
Albert F. Gehebe
i
as West Washington St.,V
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 10692.
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ PITTSFIELD, N. H.. HA8 $35,000
| FIRE.
.Pl'I‘TSFI'ElJD, N. ‘11., Feb. 20.~—1Four
wooden buildings .11) the center of the
town containing atoresand tenements
were burned early today. causing a
loss estimated at 535,009. No one was
injured. Failure of the water supply
hampered the tire lighten-1) and 1161;)
1111111 summoned from Concord. .
A remote] cin‘nmunlca-tlon of Old
wen Lodge, No. mac. and a. 11..
will be 111111) at as some on South
Main street on Monday. February 23rd.
do'clook p. m and 111 'i o‘clcoir p.
m. The F 0. home will be worked.
Refreshments will be served at 8
o‘clock. The rummz loan) and all
a .
1
I
. $4.50 11%in $2.75 ‘ . . . l , . . fi
. . V .. All Trimmed flats at 99 cis White D.esses
_ 50c, lizogs SWcaters Rem” Prices $3 to $8 . Sizes 6 (014
cents $1.00 Dresses $ .75
' _ All Shapes . at 49 cents $1.50 «Dresses .99
Sale Of COTSCIS Regular Pricesliiz to $5 $2.00 Dresses 1.25
$1 Corscm 59c $2.50 Dresses 1.49
59c Corsets 39c . c 5 $3.00 Dresses 1.99
South Norwalk. Conn.
,F, E. Lockwood & Co.
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion u soon as it is fit»
ished, by selecting your Spring outfit from
The SPRING FiSllllli 300!
., of
V 5553 PlC'IillllAl. REVIEW I’A'ITEllIS
Patterns of the "MINA-
RET” style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August,
three months ahead of any
other patiern~
Thc first draped skirts were
shown' 1n 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
if you select ore of these
charming styles for Spring.‘
558 . See the
Want. )1) centl. r " r .
Skirt. Iii can“ SPRING IASH ON BOOK .(mwm 15 cent-
Only to ‘conts when purchased with a 15 cent Pattern.
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM 1’. HEERS.
TWO Stores.
Norwalk, Conn.
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T ' IS a well known fact that or:
CADILLAC Automobile is the
Best in the World.
We have but a few of those left on our 1914 allotment. it you wish
a catalogue. call and look them over at
or write for catalogue, and}, full Wloflhfl.
Norwalk Chronicler