_, ...n. ._
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‘ part of the time on their veranda an
he did successfully. The horse tired
. man stated today that he had receiv.
‘ have not received them.
A . Booth 'Norwoik up to 5: 30.
u .9
E K Banks
laminate Hotel M
Nomlk , _ .
l’
Busmcss Cards. etc.
one and Stationery More.
South Nonealk. ‘ ‘ T Norwalh
WM. P Paras“
_ E] beading. ziletothe moths and ”
Premier aim; spirals ,
draperies.” Well as rugs and
floors. ‘
fabric. renovate clophing and;
“10th 6303- , .
. A child can use it. Cleans in
corners. under furniture Good
enough for any home. Priced.
; for the smallest. Fully snared-x
' teed. .
Home demohstrntiou free.
A. . J. Collins 8. Compan
Won't injure the linear '
...—s.—
wsxmcs roascasr.
For Not-walk and vicinity: Fair to
night and probably Thursday, with
slowly rising temperature; moderate
west .winda. A disturbance central
this morningonths EastGuldcoast is
causing cloudy weather with rain in
Florida, and snow and sleet in
Louisiana Mississippi Alabama. Geor-
gia and South Carolina. Freezing tem-
peratures extend nearly to one Gulf.
Zero temperatures were reported as
for south as Washington. D. C. The
temperaure is rising between the. hits-
sissippi River and'nhe Rocky Moun-
mine,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 12; high, 27.
Clear; ’
1" ..
Two young men saved a‘Sprin‘g'wood
man from arrest last night. He was
drunk and the dost carried him hdme.
1
Letters hover been received bl‘
friends here of Miss Emily ~Randle.
who is spending tilea‘wiuter with her
parents at Daytons, Florida. She
writes that the wintery weather which
her friends in Norwalk are experienc-
ing is interesting to her by way of
tompulson with the temperature in
Daytons where they spend a 81' ,
indulge in fresh strawberries.
»—-’l‘here will be a sale of hand-made
colored rose heads at the Jones and '
fiiotchltiss store. Wall street, .Stitilr-
day, February 28th. by Ada S. Bette.-
L‘laude Bennett, son of the rural
mail carrier, proved himself a master
at handling the reins yesterday after»
noon, when the horse he was driving
and hitched to a bobsled toOlt the bit
in his mouth and started on a run.
Young Bennett calmly sized the alt-
uation and bent his efforts on steering
thé horse clear of obstructions, which
out when it reached the top of Mill
Hill
The Sixth Company held its regu-
lar drill at the Armory. last evening,
in preparation for the federal inspec-
tion to be made March 11th. The ileld
equipment was out and 80M over. Two
new members were reported since the
lost drill, and Captain Albert Moss—
ed carps buttons. to the worn on the
('lVlllllIi'B dress. These will be given
out at'the next drill, to those who
The inspec—
tion will he made by Captain Andruss,
of the United States Coast Artilleri',
and Major Schulz of the Connecticut .
National Guard.
Daily Line
TO NEW YORK
(or freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27, East River, New York ‘
(foot oi Catherine street), every day
cream Sunday at0 .. p. m. Freight re
celved at Norwaik up to 5 p. m and
-NURWALK ,
Steamboat Line
all?‘2°.i§i‘éf 2:531...
Birthday
Cards
New and large assortment from is
up.
Also New Place Cards, Tallies and
Favors at
DONNELLY’S
surlencsv 'ANo soon cross
10 souTH nAm eraser.
RESCENT
LAUNDRY
Gentlemen! ‘
let no contract. to keep your .
suits in ilrstclsss condition.
This means you can have
Your Suit Cleaned
’ and Pressed
, Weekly
' for a stated period at a more
nominal figure than you could
obtain otherwise. We will be
:mleased to give all particulars
on request.
. ’Pllone 5 ring 4
RATES
Workmen’s A,
BU‘MPENSMIUN
Insurance
J. M. Layton 8: 00.. inc.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
6 Railroad Ave. x South Norwslk. 0t.
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical ' Co.
The Only) Fully Equipped
ILEDTIIGAL CHOP “
L m the room
‘Auro surname
Phone SOS-60 So. “All 9L,
« 30. Norman. m0 Hall Block.
‘ THE K nooksms cacao .
his will. During his stay on earth his time is spent in one continuous
gel; in his boyhood he’ a a devil; in his manhood he's everything from
4a lizard up; in his duties he's a. darn tool it he raises a family he's a
~chomp; it he raises a check he’s a thief and then the law raises -—-—-7
with him. if he's a poor man he's a poor millage! and hue no sense; it
he' s rich he’s dishonest. but considered smartf; if he's a politician he's
a graiter and a crook; if he's out of politics you can't place him as he
is an undesirable citizen; if homes to church he's a. hypocrite; it he
stays away he’s a sinner; if he donates to foreign missions he does it
for show; if he doesn't he's stingy and a. tight wad; it he sells good
cos! it is too expensive: it he so ils cheap cool it is rotten; if he quotes
you often he is hard up for orde s; it he does not quote you he is too
cheap to buy a stamp; it he calls on you he makes you pay his travel-
ing expenses; if he does not call on you he cannot afford to.
before he goes out they all want to kick him. If he dies young there
was a great future before him: if he lives to a ripe {old age, then,- of
course. he's living only to save funeral expenses.
Lil-“E's A BARN FUNNY THING, ISN'T i‘l‘l
Why ngt give us a sample order and try our coal?
RAYMOND BROS.
LetUs Quote‘You J,
': Accepted invlietlon
Man comes into the world without his consent. and leaves it against ‘
round of cents-aides and misunderstandings. in his infancy he's an an- ‘
When he first comes into the world everybody wants to kiss him; V
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See the Moyer Six
menu including many Meyer features. and the USL electric smtlng
and iightimr system » am it P
Complete with all equipments S3, 250
O S C A R H. B A N K S
Distributor for Pairiield County. River Street, Norwsllr, Bonn.
'COLEBURN & LAUDER
THE JEWELBNB. ~
DIAMONDS, w-ATcHEs JEWELRY, cur cuss.
m ‘
We have a careluly selected stock of Sterlin Stiller an ll
Plated Ware, the latest designs of standard molars. Also.) 3:133;
. Novelties of every description We invite your inspection
m~
Repairing and Optical Wort; of All Kinds.
' TWO STORES.
.96 WABHINGTON. STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
i;
sourH NOBWALK.
noswsuK.
...—W...
' an WALL traitor
' NORWALK.
silos: on
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everythlygin the Optical Line
Eyes Examined: Free
oouoyAN wince seer menus
To POSTAL EMPLOYEE.
WiLL BUY POOL TABLE.
The Ariston Young Men's Club
the downtown Congregational church
to Conventldn. held a regular meeting last evening‘s
Expecting House Would Not Be
In session. din/or. inwreuce' 'Paul,
Postal Carriers’ and Clerk’s’ hduhuet 9“”19‘3‘ discussed.
in Bridgeport dependent upon' the lid ‘
...
Try One of Our
Dehcnous
journment. He sent the following to) .. .. ,3 . . , ,
egrhm to the committee Monday ‘ " ' ' , 1 ‘
morning: "7‘
"Mr. Reginald 'B. Read Secretary to '
General Committee. Post Office
Clerks‘ and Carriers' Annual oon- ‘
ventlon. Bridgeport, Conn: ‘
' "Having men decided stand a‘gsln , ‘
at absenteeismhaitd House being in. .
session, cannot tours. Wishing Clot-its . .
and carriers success In their arm; i~ ,
ration and a pleasant day in con
Dinners H A
of
A committee consisting 6'! Robert
and Richard
Mmegeumme Donovan, who had I(Mormon was appointed to consider the
expected that the Hausa of ~Ropresen— Pllrfih‘i-‘le 0’ a W01 “1’19 to be placed
tatlves might adjourn Monday. had in “10“ "0101““ Church Alum-
accepted an invitation to attend the meat for the future was the principal.
’3: brought in at this. our
‘ «tinnitus—Aim. Graft
Chapter of live hundred women and
l eysgetting to inc-reuse
‘presided oier the question box which
Ladies and Misses "
Spring Coats
123319810" $22.50;
run ‘SPllIlld '9 '
(Continued from .li‘lrst Page.)
Methodist and South :Norwallt Baptist . ‘
Churches for the use of their buildings
tor. the entertainment.
The nominating cornmlttee passed
ballots for an informal ballot.
Reports were read from eighteen
circles and two chapters, the Nonwalk
a newly organized chapter. in West-
port which has se\'enty~eight women.
it was moved that the change be
adopted and added to the constitution.
Article 8 on committees that the
entertainment be omitted. It was mov-
ed that the word "entertainment" be
omitted from the constitution so there
will he no compulsory entertainment.
So voted. >
Article 2. on duties of committees.
‘The'entertalnment committee shall '
‘give at least cue entertainment each
year.
Moved and carried that this section
be stricken from the by- ~5laws
Suggestions were received for mon-
the building
fund.
it was moved that adjournment be» 4
taken.
The afternoon session was called to
order at 2:30 o'clook, with eightyone
Ilsdles present. The meeting wns open-
ed with singing. Mrs. Davis read from
the “Silver Cross" an article by View
l.. Dickinson, “The New Day."
The report of the nominating com-
mittee was presented by Mrs. Brown, /
chairman and read by her. Mrs Cole,
Mrs. Baker and Mrs \chenua, were
the tellers.
The morning session adioumed to
the dining room where a splendid
iuncheou was served by the ladies of . t
the church. .-,
A rising vote of thanks was given
three ladies for their hospitality to the
Union
The report of the nominating com-
mittee was received and the election
followed. as follows:
P'resldent——.\irs. Leo Davis.
First Vice-President—~Mrs. W. Ill.
Baldwin.
Second Vice-Presideut—ilrs. 1). Burr
Bradley.
, Recording Secretory-"Mrs. E. .\'.
Dart. ‘ .
Lonesponding Secretarwars. r‘. 1.
Jones.
Treasurer-Airs. Howard Ewry
Committees. ‘
Finance Committeewhlrs Robert M.
Way. '
House—Mrs. William liookwm
Adniission~Mrs. Charles Cole.
in the meeting yesterday Mrs. Way
was held for the purpose of imparting
information to the member’s. ‘ ‘
The report of the secretary was read
as follows:
Anousl‘Report, 1933.
. Another year has gone by. full ,0!
much good accomplished and more] or
our town women interested in the
King's work. in the'i‘own Union there
Opp. Hoyts Theatre ..."
. The Home Chapter reports a balance $2 5 of this was contributed by the Cir-
Wc Will Pay the Bill,- and
you can settle. with Us in _ .
,Easy Monthly Payments. w
Telephone or write today. for M
details of our NEW PLAN
THE U EL. 81 W. COMPAN
Electric - EVERYTHING Electrical»
l
13.13235”... ELECTRICAL Motor will:
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor 5
You want an electrician in a hurry TRY '
We will not overcharge you and will guarantee the work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC (:0.
nonfat“ coalgrascrosa.
PHONE 342-3. scum NORWAL'K -
- ‘ WWW
54 WATER 8T.
Golden
Grain
_ Milkland Band. Condensed."
Milk 3 cansZ
......” ,3pi .. e‘
“was Town Unioh entertainment gin; " The columlttee . ,,
en in January netted $101. 77. i the lust annual reports of t
in the Town Union tieasury for the and Chapters’ work printed. distrihu ,
Home building food we have $5. 090 77. ed about 1,000 copies at a. cost of so ‘
of 32 .76570 and other sums in the cles and $25 by the Chapter. The an:
treasuries of the circles. so that we dltor has done his uork with our treasv'
now total in the combined treasurles urer.
quite a lit-la cier $8,575.78 toward the So no hope the coming year to y.
Home. ‘ pbe one fuller and richer in R- ‘
There are also send pledges to the ion the King. V‘ ’
amount of $350 which‘ will he forthconfl Respectfully submitted. ‘
ing when the bdlldlng is started. ISABELLE SHERRI! ,.
The board of directors hold their A rising vote of thanks “as tender d
meetings at regular intervals and to Mrs. Sherer the resigning sect ,,
make many plans, which are submit-[tan for the excellent service a d
ted to the Union. .good. faithful work she rendered
. We‘have an active finance commit the two years she cared for the dutie
tee who are at work. 3|“ the oillce.
a»...
The treasurer's- report was read nndaccepted as follows: ' _ . ‘ -
TREASURER'S‘ANNUAL' REPORT OF THE EXPENSE ACCOUNT'OFIHE
NORWALK "TOYWN UNION OF THE. KING’S DArUGHTEl-ls .BAND'”
sons. MARCH 6, 1913, 1'0 FEBRUARY 24, 1914.
are I8 Circles and 2 Chapters. with a
membership of over 1,000 women. We
are glad to lwelcome the Westport
Chapter into the Town Union. and the
The reports of Circles and Chapters
. in the Union were received.
The Union unanimously endorsed the
appointments to the men's advisory
board, and added to that board by
Vote, John McMahon. ‘
work. They have a membership oi
78 to 80 live, active women. and a)
treasury containing 8110. 25
The Circles have carried on the
some good work among the local poor
«‘—the Hospital. Day Nursery, lllspen- '
ary.itest room. and in aiding the Va»
rious pastors in both home and for-
eign mlsisons. The Norw’alk 'Ho‘me
Chapter has done has workthls past
year. In the tall they turned over to
the Town Union treasurer $800 and to’
day have in their. tredsdry the sum of
O2, 705. 70, with a membership of 600
women
The building committee have held
Rectiptll— . .
Balance on hand ................... ............ ....... 27.1w.
Offerings at Town Union meetings. ...... 10.63 _
Contributions .. ...... . .............. ”......" .......... 44.50 ~
Refund postage .................... ....... ...........‘.. 1.00:
. . _ 'Dleburumentsi- . ‘ .. 2
Printing annual! reports .. .o 50.00
Postage. stationery, telephone calls................. ....... 0:85
Traveling expenses of speaker..........,..... . 3:100)
Miscellaneous ..................... . ...}..u. .. ......... ........~~. 2.00
lleant-e....,..........17,82
W
, ‘ ' B ‘ , $3.23 83.27
HOME FUND Acco‘uur ' ‘ -
Mar. 0. 1913- Feb. 24, 1914.
, ’ ’ .. Rec: pt. ‘ fl
Balance on hand..v.; ..... ...... ......... “354.08'
‘Contrlbutlona ....... ..... 1059.80
Home chapter . ....... .3800. 00
_ finance committee 173 00
St. .lomen‘ circle ...... 10.00
Thonghtiul circle ' 2.50 '
‘ _iihldottvor circle ..u....;. 45.00 '
Kind Word circle ' limo
"Golden Rule circle)...” ‘ 13.30 p r
Block System ..... 0.00 3 ‘
Sale of hay on property of Town Union iilug's Daughters 25. 00, ”
Fairyland carnival . . .. .........'.......... l0”?~
..... mass“
interest . l
""vo lllldhhllo Uri
many meetings with the men's advl
my committee during the year, and
much time and labor has been given,
' to perfect the plans tor the new Home,
. l These plans have been given out to
the dliferent contracts. and will be
mg. -'l'oo humhaelilmtbo «am in
mate, who me an! '
architect.
~. Dlpburument‘l
Attendance at Hartford in tax exemption .
Engrosslng bill exempting. not. taxi tion .....)’
Printing substitute senate bill No. 1'91 . ‘
Balance
‘i Oliv.‘
r
ns-lt..-actinnlaargqlalo od'tno. ..
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_ ' r ' ' Respectlmiy submitted >5 . ,
4 ‘ may a. may Treasurer '
Norwalk Chronicler