1 .
IV have been spending a few days
VtSouth Norwalk,
’ 4.
over today with her family in Nor-
Injsl-lt.
'VVV‘fi“. , a _
V'MissjAnna (Sheehan'and Jumos
“ filloclitln, of Norwalk,‘ are” spending
V tliedny in New York city, where they
E. A, Armstrong of Orange, N. J.
~ 1113 the theatre.
. .,da1"s Vvscathn-
.; as the celebration of the holldav did
, ' this year the little folks
1 . (Viast with no school in succession. ll"-
; 1119 11111 Section.
- in her place during her absence, .
V' position.
, . ultimo been 1110111.
r“ ,_._ _.«
pending a. few. days in 81111111
111111;. .
'11. uiwiide and 111111 June Wade
in
The Young Men‘s Club, of Trinityf
will hold a meeting on Tuesday night.
'A Dutch supper will be served.
~—A cake sale will be held Tuesday
at 2 o’clock at Stillson and Powell’s
Coup. Ladies of Trinity Church,
Miss Fannie Sheehau, of Hartford,
spent the week end and will remain
will attend the theatre,
Mrs. 133111111 M. Richards, ’91 41
West street. has returned from an
extended and pleasant visit with Mrs
Miss Robe Ludrlgau Miss' Kittie
.1: Coroopau and Miss Anna Murphy‘ of
Norwa'lk, are spending the holiday in
New York city, where they are attend-
’l‘11e srhool children are having (1,
Coming on Monday
had three
1
1
Five people on tiicir my to church'
. ,1 yesterday morning slipped and 'fell l'iiV
’ . ; tho same sppt oIzi one. of the walks or . . - .
1111111113 tho clilircn“
1 hour ashes were spx‘l‘uk'lcd VoV1Ver tllo'
icy spot.
11111111111 Sheehan, formerlf‘bi :Nor-
walk and a one—time (11111119311119 (1! the.
Boston Store 11 ho is now located in
the 21011111,. is in New Yorltcity buying.
‘ for
his employers." Local. relatives
and friends are meeting him 111 the
1 11111111110111.
John Murphy. of East 111’euuo,. is
quite seriously ill at his homo with
an atlmlt of pneumonia It is thought
that 11c will recovo1"",i1owc1(1r and
trio 1(ll-l (no cxtendl 11., sympathy and
best wishes.
bliss Emma R. Frost. who has icon
111 with the grip sincc last Wednes-
day, will be able to resume her duties
at the High School when it reopens
'l'uesduy. Miss Holon Swdrtz, of
West Mound, has been substituting
i
“’"“‘”“""”‘ l
Morris J, lioncdict, thc newadouim-
and stationery man, was down to his
store Saturday .for a short time, it
(being his ilrsl visit in two weeks. lie
has been conilncd to his house for
111111101111 11 month with 11 slight indlsc
1310111 1111? 11611211111 were glad to
me him 111101w'agcin.
‘1, '4.»—~dal..—...
Many people tuck udvuntado of tho
inciting ice and snow 0:1 their walk-'1.
(Saturday shortly after the noon both
and removed the dangerous muss.
Others contented themselves with us»
111g; ashes to prevent the slipping oil
pedestrians. Both lrinds of men arol
to be praised," but not he who dldl
nothing in relieve conditions.
'i'hc masquerade ball at Dreamland
tonight will probably be the biggest
chair or the season. (War 200 tickets
all day so the bail (1111,1111 acomtortllbix .
warm mvmlargs dressiurnooms will
‘h‘dwa‘rd Van Riper of. unsohia, is ' _ I
Nor- '
Tel 8V11VVin 1" "
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East India-ii
WE GVIVVE AND REDEIEM VPREMIUVM TKADI
'1 ea'Cd
125 Washington fittest
Mitrch,
for Spring
charming,
Waist. 15 .1211:-
Skirt. 16 cents
, 11am 11111111 PATTERNS
Patterns .01 the
RET" style were shown by
' Platorial Review last August.
~VV._ll1r('1' lT‘C'ililiS>€lllL‘lid of any
V oihcr [)Allc'I'n'r'r
V b'i‘Ihc first draped skirts were .
Ishoan'in Pictorial ltrvicw for
1;:12, ’scvcn months
ahead of all others-—
Now it is the
Japanese Collar Style
the great new fashion note
.You will he months ahead
if ytlu sclcrt ore of these
styles for Spring-
Scc tlic
58111113171151er BOOK
Only to acute when purchased with s 15 cent Pattern.
Now on Sale at
c
AVOAD THE POSSIBILITY 1 ‘ ‘ l
of ydhr new Spring fm 51: bring out of lnsliiou as soon as ll is fixi-
l3l‘1L‘1’l.l)‘. sclcrilnv: 1'0111'Spr1'r1g outfit from
The .‘l’lil‘ ll FlIlSl’illN llllllll
“MINA-
Costurno'ili coat!
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
South Norwalk. Conn.
TWO Stores. _ .
Norwalk. Conn
T IS“ a Well known fact (11am?
CADILLAC Automobile 15 the '
Best in the World
We have (but a tow of those left on our 1914 allotment if you wish ‘
a catalogue, call and look them over at ‘-
F. E Lockwood “8. C0.
or write for catalogue, and full particulars. 1
39 WALL STREET
smoospcn'r sLsioi-(ma PAVRT-Y
' Iusss. “ 'l
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at Royal Jamel inn.
A regular oldgfasbionod 11.11311 ride
uas enjoyed by a party of fifteen
young people of Bridgepfi‘rt, on Sutur-
day night.
at about 9 o‘clocioand stopped-ab the
(Royal James lumwhero-‘thc lemons
chicken and waffles are served: and
to which they satdown and did jus-
tice. After the dinner the patty in-
dulged in dancing until midnight to the
NORWALK.
1 POBTMASTER GROWS LOSES A
COAT ,'
Postmaster E. E. Crows was 11 par
N‘un'rb'cr of Young Poopia' Hod supp"- ll to a peculiar accident ““V last F”
day. The result of it was that the is
minus a large part of one side of ills
coat which 113s burnod. (Postmaster
Crows was in- the act of evido'neius
gpod citizenship by shovélingl the
passing informed him that his; cost
was on fire. Mr (‘roue acted on the
impulse of» the moment and mustard
himself of tho burning coat and there-
by saved himself from being burned.
it is presumed that 111 throwing out.
music furnished by Fulfor'd‘s arches» and drawing back his arms in 111111.11,-
tra. They then prepared for the jour
nay home.
The party was made 11p of the fol
low: Edward F. McGovern. George T.
McCarthy. 11.111.111.111 Durgan. Veron~
ion 'Dargan, Arthur Ggyuor and wlfe,
Teresa .‘. (MrMahon, Gertrude E. Mc-
Malian Helen Barnes. William '1‘. Ma-
hor. Jr.. Am. a Mailer. John 0’ Donnell,
J. A. McElroy and June McCarthy.
PREPARING FOR MOVING.
The store of Cavunagli dc West, in
the First District, will shortly move w
to 17 Main street, just a .ew doors
north of its present, location in the
some thoroughfare. Thomoving is
to malts way for the improvonltnts 111
the former Haycs’ news store, but
will prove a much better place for the
clothing store because' of the more
room it will afford.
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
The most economical. cleansing and
germicidal of all antiseptios is
A 191111113 Antiseptic Powdcplo
bu dissolved id 11111111. n W,
As (1 medicinal aatiuoptio‘ for doubts:
11.11.111.911. «prices will .fltmfiofifiafiflllflhéllfifimm °l1 w.
’ . the awarded. «Steam has been kept 011
'63 I “ma 3th“
eluded br‘tcml'pias unit has no eV'uuui
For don yawn Wright
“(1th
l
ling the shovel they rubbed against
his sides causing a friction which'ig-
piled the matches 1:1 his pocket. .
EVENING AVT CLUB PLEASANT.
Saturday evening was pleasant at ‘
the South Norwalk Club and quite a
large number of the members-we‘re
present, although the smoker at the
Norwslk Country Club drew many
away. The bowing alloys and pool
' Imblcs ware busy practically all (are
Chol’
lunch
hich consisted of tongue and cheese
sandwiches and hot cocoa. all of
which was appreciated 11111111111111" pit-
tronizcd by those at the club.
Bowling teams in the club duck-pin
tournament are scheduled to play to
night Wednesday and Friday nights
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
There will be a German party 1.111111
Illlgh school. Friday evening, February
27th, from eight to eleven. The alum-
at at the Gannon classes are cordially
invited. Those who expect to attend
The party are requested to notify- Miss
'ning and many played curds.
William Coleman scr1'cd a
'Brothcrton- by February 25111.
3m .
Wm
V,V Wu H- «W...
V 11111911 11111211119111 11mm. of Pitch. V
" burg. Msn.,1I Nonml‘School. is'spoud-
mg 11 lewdsyis at her 111111111. 8h West
avenue.
; Music
They arrived in Norwsllc snow from his sidewalk when a. man ~
1
l .
;.r
Always graduating the EEG? luVV
. " 'Vaudoviilc
ll
i
apV‘Vchiai vaudoyjpa Presentation —~ lit
to. $10,000 Prize Mapulno story,
The Distinguished Comedienne—
Hope Gide Iand Company. In
"MAMMY"V- A Story of Dixie Land“
Recently adapted for vaudeville;
.by John 8,: Hqur.
§-—..
An axgmgVatlonlgot Celebrated Circus
Stars—~JAKE MALVERN and CO
Ebro Fearless Athletes in a. Won
dorful perfprmancs.
. Quaint comics; The BVVOCT suck
FOUR—dinrmony 311d Humor 111V
lingo proportions
V Jumpers of 15111111111111.1115 Agility—THE
CLINTONs—ln Feats of Athletic.
Ingenuity. I. l
._..
A' Charming and Clover Girl—MARIE
RICHARDSON Simply, singing
(Songs ,1 Edward O‘Brlcn, of New YorkVV;V is (119‘
.—.-.
The i-ibme 01 Fashion Pictures
THURSDAYhLuhln Srpeclul Efitturo,
“The Sea Eternal."
FRIDAY—“The Shadow? of (111111," a
Powerful Drama in TWO Parts.
SATURDAY “09111101111111;
strong Feature, nin Tworf Flight
' -11.;
.7 ,1' ,d 11.x ,s 1 il'
Iaourn scawnx. "
11' TODAY.
The False i
Bride
with FLORENCE LAVWlt-ENCE ploy—
ing a remarkable: dual role. This is
a big 3 reel "Victor" play.
Tonight” reels:
Coming Wednesday ‘snd.Tbursdsy. -
' "ABSIN‘I'HB." '5‘
A big universal special feature in
4 parts with n1no.»nsooo'r‘aud
LEAH BJAlRl). Dont fail to see it
Prize Masquerade
~—-B‘ALL~—+'
Patriotic OrdehSons of George
Wa 1111111011
AT } DREAMLAND
Munday, ‘Febrtv" y 23d
Fancy Marches. 1,111.1 in r'rlzel.
Foldier’a Enlarged Olchcitra. With'
Chimes.
DANCING r1111. 4 O’CLOCK.
Admission ..... . 35s a parse-1
i
”om... .. 4......— w...-..u-.-z:.._...dia... .... .,
Breakfast 25c. " Dinner ((50.
supper 25c.
Sunday Dinner
. Chicken Soup
Chicken Frlcassee
11011111111191
- German Pot Roast
Mashédf Potatoes
Green Peas .
PUDDING
1111111111. Souffle
.Homcmach. Bread and Pies.
and Sandwiches
1.
i
I
Mansion House -
11111111191111.1111” breath in 11111111111111.
11d runs an 1.111111110111111. He was I15
. film (111m dushcdwmcmnn, weds:
John Kane. of 119111131. spent Sunday
with relatives in town. ‘
l 1111th Bernard, 01811111111111. spent
.4‘?,I
811...“... ft“ 11.11 111111111 hero.
' ’Ibo R. & G. factory rcsu’pm'll work
i this 11101111111; at the usuabhoul.
l. h
l Miss lola Mcl.cnn, of 1.0on:
is spending a few days in Brooklyn.
The Norwalk iron ’l‘v‘orks factory
'V Iomployes (no enjoying (1. holiday loony.
VMJs. AlbertE. Winchester of (ill)
son Court, is entertaining her sister.
lI-1Miss Margaret Lamb. of Philadel-
31111111, is spending (1 low (lays
I|iriends in Westpcrt.
[ Special Officer Joseph Giumbicy was
5011 duty at ill-(ac mind on Saturday
night. -
wllil
'
Louis Pagcnettl of Stamford. was 11
visitor in South Norwalk last evening
with friends.
guest of.relatl1cs in South Norwaik
for a. few days.
Charles istadlcr. of New ',l'lavon is
visiting his family in Eimwood avenuo
for a few days.
Percy Barrett, formerly of this
place but now of (Paterson, .'. J., is
spending the holiday with friends
herb.
Miss Jaimie Mathis, of New York, ‘13
the guest at Mr. and Mrs: Adolph
111111111111. of Gibson Court. for the holl-
mm once or J. 111.131th .11: Co.
VVV,VVinc., is being redecorated bud painted,
and’ will present ('1. very attractive up:
peIsuncoI when completed
Officer Wallace R. (Summits. oi the
Second 111111161 police department, en~
loved a night of! (11111111111819.1111
Oilcar Allis Benjamin substituted for
him.
Alden Painter, John Stewart and
hid-lea Ferguson, of the -l_-iarstrom
Preparatory school. attondcd a dance
at the Plan. Hotel; on 11111111 evening,
given by Mr. Ferguson's sister. ‘ '
chcr John H. 1110111111. of the sac
and district. department, stopped the
l
311111111, ‘
. ton in the use of languaskcr—no one
Iflovcmor Efrlc'kln null ‘A‘itorncy 0.111.;
“cred Light at Erotlmcrhc‘ (i
11.111.11.111.
TlVV I1 11111111 1111‘ 1....1 (1.2111 to
1111' night 11' East (lithium and u (horn-1;
01111119 and for 113% brnlhirliood 01- P111
Congrptrdtional «Church there. in 8111 c
31' the bitter cold. the attondanco (.iI
guests at the Union Brotherhood sup '
per was up to the scrutiny; and feeding
capacity of the church rooms, until
120 men were fed. The presence of
Governor Baldwin Attorncyitlencrull
Light and Executive Secretary
'W-ynne was “the attraction that induc
ed many 13 brave the biting, 'Jlosty
air and trll'vol miles to enjoy the {0.1"
tlvitias and moot and hour 1111» 110111
Prublllllefi
The Connecticut ll'ostorn NLWH, (:1.
which John ltodemeycr, lm'm‘osl/ cal-f
'11)? oi‘ the NtTl‘Wblli' lam-its and 11 r
ordI is 11011 the head ,pplnts tha follow-
iing' concornlng Attorney General
l Light: .
lttornoy General John H. 141"“! 11 rs
ne'x'f introduced by Mr. Roberts. Mr. 1
Light Billil it was a difficult ihl'g t):
refuse or disappoint 'i‘l'cnsu'vr ilob-
('ris. “We think ("latest (109.1 of Mr l
Robert: 1'? t'.3 (111113 capital. \(i
like. thc man 1 111 hon led (it t ‘11- 1311‘
' set. :1 1’; 1111111 11 .3 row .1 1111111 who 111.1
the Quce11..1'c .11 c proud oto 1111511; t' a:
man Who bud shaken the hand (ll
Lincoln." Th: creditor complimented i
(110‘ church brctlw'htcd on this strict-Ii
did gut ‘cr'. . and esrociulh the la ‘
dies on the ox elitnt banquet which
they hr (1 ((7nd llc sport» of tho]
two hi 1121' I: .11 iimt urn log 11" ((219
brutcd in 11011111111: -il10.t' of Vl'z's“.~
lngton and Lincoln: they seem to b}
asiro ogifiplly related ~11 611111111 gtcn l
the Fnth' 51 of the count: '1', and Lincoln
the Savfor of it. They were Provl
dentlully Ordained to work out the
dostim of tho couritn. Washing 01
was Ian li‘lnitllslr gentleman. (born on
der conditions imposed by the Eng~‘
llshgovernment. Lincoln was born
undoVVi-V conditions created by‘ Ww-hing.
ton. Both were giants in stature.
_Washiagton standing 6 feet 2 inches.
and Lincoln 6 feet 4 11111111115. strength
of a; (digit sad the gentleness ot 11
110111111, 1111.. npvor used his strength
except on the side of justice A nam-
her 01!.- new (12 Lincoln's prowess
as an athlete and wrestler, were told
by Mr Light. John Hay. who had
lived with Washington and knew 111111
intlm'ately. said Lincoln Was the
greatust- .maa since Christ. And: his
life seems to bear out the compari-
son, by his’sym-pialhy with the poor
and oppressed. lie excelled Washing-
could equal Lincoln in pd his
thoughts into.‘ literary {Orin His
speeches are clsrsics. There is noth:
ing to surpassthem in all lite'ature.
He was guided by his conscience. He
asked his.consoience which course to
Lincoln’s favorite po‘er‘ris uére’ recited '
youngsters 11110111111111.1311. Cedar- street
. yesterday sftrsInoon,aI11d slap in Law, out!“ and. rcllglcus chaiact. r of the
TM“ ““"W‘m “’0 will ”h“ 8 V90“? rsnce street. 311111311011. Boys 911- man:
ioyed the 111111; in High street unra-
.11.... . g
P. C. Louasbury (Lodge New Eng-l
1111111 Order of Protsctlon, will hold its
ro’zulsr bl monthly meeting this com}!
‘ingV Tuwday night at its quarters in:
Washington 111911.111 the co‘nclnsloni,
of which a lecture will be given, lob
lowed by sterooptlcon views.
‘ 1
given into the custlody of Uncas Hay-
makcis' Association. arrived Saturday
night. from the hayioft of Konckapota
naugh Haymakors’ Association The
wagon was enclosed in an attractively
built barn, but the only trouble ap-
pears to be that it is too large to go
into the local Wigwam. At. present it
is reposingr-ln'tho- rear of the Rodé
Men's block, in Washington street. A
large delegation of Konckapotanaugh
diaymakers is coming down this even
1113 to formally present the haywagon
The section at the New York. Neul
lhtvon and Hartiord railroad hm
tween 'Hu'rtford and liaydon 9 station
is being worked over by the, signalI:
men, who arc putting the tidal touch
as to the new system. The system (will 1a
be put in operation on the section
Sunday. March 1. This is perhaps
'the most important in this 89011011.!”
since it contains tho tower control-l
lingV the set of interlocking switches
in thg north yards. and the switch
ing ct trains on the main line and
Valley branch.
A
John DcMunclo; a 'Duubury~ baker.
was srrcated' by Constable Roswell
Dinaco, chsrrcd with not halving
lumps "shied at the proper lipid and
10111111131111 0111111111». 1111111115113 1111»
surly; The dominant wits smallish
first
sling wagon which is to be}
.loan. it is learned. throng 11 banks in
lwhich the company is interested
'pablisbadiby (mm:- sundry Wipers.
by 3111' 1.13111, to show tin broad sym
“W11 11 he get to the point
where we 'tlcct men to high office ac
cording to the principles of Lincwln
we Will always 'lect the best man, "
said Mr. [light '_"Hé was first'
Whig their 'o‘ IlVlriiiVubliétn but Ila the
mount. estimate 1111,13 no partisan at
(1.11" »
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sTANomo on. AGREEMENT (.m-
V ”50.
PEMNG Nb 2?. .—'~'I‘ho agreement-
which the (Standard Oil Company has
Just concluded with the Chinese Gov:
ornment for the. de‘yélopment of the
oil fields of the provinces of 811811481
and ChHA, is limited to sixty years.
The original announcement said that
the contract was not limited with re:
gard to time.
The‘ company. apart from Vihc agree»
ment. hastromlsed to support this
Chinese Government in making a large
_ ...... W~W .
WINSTED HAVRV’DWARE MAN DEAD.
WINSTED. Feb 22 maiduey 1'. Dick
crman, a well known hardware mér
chant, died at his home hero tonight.
ged 78. «(19 had ‘bccn 111 of liidney
trouble and a cmnpllcntion oi'disessss
for some time. Ho was a notivc of
Gulliord', but had lived hora since 1.868:
runs: the Civil War ho scrvcd in an
Ohio regiment. He is survived by his
brother. a sister, and a nephew. The ,
luttor. John D. 'Dickcrmun. who in
treasurer of Western (Reserve U anQl“
sity, came here last week. i
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V cm (sowAsb (11.111011 DEVtilEs
ENGAGEMENT. I
1.0N130N.Fcl1. 22. wllllr Edward‘Csr
11.11011, thisc‘lilstsr rJJnioVnist lcidar, “ do; -.
111311111115 report“ mundane .engsgm
moat to Miss Prawns, niece ('1! MM
trim: 1191113119111. mu.- Rotor 00111..
announcement. at the engagement was
1
i
i .
VI Optician at one cost determines the
pursue and follow’ed it. A number of .
b01118 $5
Values $12 $01-$22 50
1".
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OGULIBVT8 AND OPTICIANB‘
HAVE YOU'A GIRL OR BOY
who reads or studies coastantly at
home? if so, make sure their eye:
sigh: is not being lib-paired by oven
work.
0111' (10111119 service of Ocuustlmd
cause of cyastrain. if any, and
supplies glasses to correct.
'- m». biamrnro.COnn.’
Open Sat. Evenings.
Est. 1891
Holiday
Suggestions
Hatchet Design Cake (hitters, 1A3-
sorted Cake Cutters. Baking Pans. .
Pudding Molds. Cooking Utensils of .‘
all kinds. ‘
Albert P. Gcliebe V
as West Washington St.,
, South Norwalk. '
PHONE 1069 2- Prompt Dalivety.
The V
V ,. Strength 0!,
INewspapVer .
Advertising ~
The: Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Efficiency
.
Is FullyAppre-VV
closed by all
The Business At-
"tracting Quali-
ties of such.
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