V ‘in Stamfmd.
Tickets" 350-
y audition.
rates on 12:19.
‘1
a
iii-rigioli‘ri .1. either. or Bridgeport,
‘spendlng the day with Mrs. Susan
Emblem gairlleld avenue.
Miss Madeline Gillespie, who has
been visiting M has Charlotte Pearson, of
~ lWest street, has returned to her home
Jack Brant and Grant Rockwell, for-
' merly of Overlook school. which burn
ed down a few years ago. are visiting
friends in Norwalk for a few days.
A special convocation of Washing-
ton Chapter. R. A. M., was held last
night at the Masonic Temple, on Wall
street. There-was. a large number
present to watch flve candidates init«
iated into the Most Excellent degree.
About 2 o'clock this morning offi
cers Robert A, Gainer and John H.
Smith heard a noise which seemed to
emanate from Baxter's drug store.
They/investigated but found nothing
wrong,’ either there or in the vicin»
ily.
witev Oiho F. 'liarthoiow will give
illustrated lecture on the Panama Cun-
V at, First M. E. Church, tomorrow night,
Special music. ,.
Tho adiourned meeting of the newly
formed Republican Club, of East Nor~
walk, will take place tomorrow night.
The executive committee appointed at
the previous meeting to select officers
for the club will report at the meeting
its list and then election of them will
1be held .
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Miss Cornelia F. Baird. of West ave.
one, is in a critical condition. .She,
was taken ill about two weeks ago 1‘
with the grip and at that time her con 1 .._._
dltion has very bad. About a weeki
ago she began to improve. but suturuj
for the worse set in. day before you
torday, and she has been steadily laii
ing since. Otllei complications hale
. developed and she is in a rery critical
StalP. !
-lincoln Council, No 4 0 U. A, M.
will hold its regular weekly business
meeting tomorrow evening. The third
degree will be conferred 011 the candi—
dates, and arrangements made for a
class initiation during March. The
eighth sitting in the pinochle touma
nient between the Stamford a. 1d South
Nmsalk (‘onnrils will take place af‘
ter the meeting. All members are
’ urged to be mount.
BUlLDlNG lNSP'ECJOR AT WORK.
W...-
Irving Finch, the recently appoint-
VV . ed plumbing, building and electrical
inspector of the City‘of Norwalk, has
had a +le8 installed in his office
on the second floor of the City liall.
The coil is 1027. He can be found
at the uillca cl cry morning from 0 to
10 «sleepy, and at other times by
itppointment. Contractors or poVerty
owners should remember that the new
ordinance requires them to take out
permits rosin building. plumbing 01‘
. electrldwoflt: Mr. 111111111 is ready at
V any time‘ to' make inspections of the
‘ work contemplated and see if it com
V 5 miles With the state laws and the citl’
ordinances. ’l'he timoeis unlocked
all day, and callers can state their
wants on the desk pad, if Mr. Finch
is out in. ,
W’WuW
ANXIETY FELT FOR "SHIP.
NHW YORK, Feb. 20.--Anxiety is
felt for the safety of the William P.
Frye. a full rigged American shill.
., that has not heen heard 013 since Feb.
runry 15. She? was hound {or ”New
tons of barley.
_ 1 On February 15 she was spoken by
the steamer City of Augusta , when
Only. a 31111 miles off Montauk Point.
or agents trolleys 1111.1 sheéwas new
York from lion Francisco with 5,000 .
lap n:-R1.ce~_
Cleans d
East India
Tel. 371 . 125 Washington Street
AVOID THE POSSIBILITY
of your new Spring Dress being out of fashion as soon as it is 511- VV
ishcd by selecting y‘bur Spring outfit from
The §Pllilili FASlilllN 300K
5553 annual 11111211 PATTERNS
Patterns of the “MINA—
, RliT". st_.lc were shovirn by
Pictorial Review last August, '
‘ three months nheadof any
other patient——
, The firstdrapcd skirts were ' V
shown in 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
it you select meet these
charming styles for Spring.
See the
553. 5. . .
ml? ,1: 33:: seams FASHION aoox
Costume 15 south
Only to cents when purchased with I 15 cent Pattern.
Now on Sale at
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
5 " TWO Stores.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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B l‘ ’ your . ‘V T. ”I ‘ VVi N i
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' ily Automobile lies 0 W
They never were so low in price as at the presenttlme. Place
your orders with us now for future delivery of Apr-fillet at the pres-
ent low priced Call and talk tires with as.
F E. LockWOod 58. "Co.
39 WALL STREET. NORWALK.‘
HOVT-KAINER WEDDING.
Daughter of Haytlm P‘antcr Wedl
Stamford Theatrical Man.
Miss Edith Kainer of Brooklyn was
married Saturday. at il a. 111., to Har
old B. lioyt. of Courtland arenue.
Stamford, at the home of Rev. J. W.
Richardson, pastor of the Baptist
Church, in that city. Because of a
death in the bride's family, the wed-
ding was a very quiet one. The bride
wore a. gray traveling suit. Fallow
lag the ceremony. the company were
taken to the Stamford House for din-
nor.
’l‘he 11111219 hi the daughter of Martin
Hugo Kainsr, famous in the island of
Huyd
Mr Kaiuer lbuilt the first railroad
third, and also built the first char". 11.
He had extensive sugar refineries on
the island. Miss Kaiuor was 8radnat~
ad from the Rounds School of Brook‘—
lyn. The groom is a resident of Siam
ford only six months, having come
from New York. He is a New 5York
University man, class of 1007. lie is
the owner of the Crescent Theatre on ‘
Main street. Formerly no was con-
nected with Wall Street, New York.
A member or the Sons of the Amerh
can Revolution. he descends from an
old American family, a cousin of his
grandfather being John Pauiding of
Revolutionary fame. A11 ancestor
came over in the Mayflower, and both
sides of the family figured in the Rev-
oiution.
At the wedding Saturday were:
Miss Praxeli. Miss Margarita Tompw
kins and MissVHarrlst Slater. all of
Staten Island, William Praxeli of New
York, William Moore of Montana,
Fred Clark of Itlchnwnd, Va., Paul
Rinks of Brooklyn, Miss Daisy Hoyt
of south 5Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. ‘I. M.
Hoyt of South Nan-walk and Mrs.
Frank Scoliold of Stamford . ,
Mrs. M. L. Ferris and Miss Camille“
Kainer, a sister, attended the bride,‘
1111 111111131. Harry it. and o B new.“
attended the mom. ’
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~ DO vnu WVEAR GLASS!”
, if so me you sailsiiod that they
have been fitted to your eyes in as
correct and proper manner! liars
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? if
they haven't or you need glance.
cansuit me at once.
WiLLlAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 5, Ksolor Building.
No. 155 WIlhlngten at.
Opposite Hoyt'I Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday Ind Frldly
Evenlan. 0:30 to 0.
N. Y. “drew—~72? sli- Aim. 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
p
0i}. JTYlE
Heme Reading
to be thoroughlyg
enjoy yed
should not tire the eyes and be
followed by a dull headache.
if when reading your eyes blur.
/
tire or ache. come to us for a pair
'0? glasses to correct your eyetrdlt-
him-glasses made after a useful
examination by our OCULIST who
is a SKILLED EYE SPECIALIST,
and fitted by our Optician. who has
had YEARS of EXPERIENCE in
fitting and adjusting glasses
THAMERV
oblitia'ré AND bfl'i‘lclANl
5" 111111161115} nouns. htamtord. or.
ripen out. Evenings. Est. 1311
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. 5111119111110 111s 511 important meeting count or the little demise of cha-
A story of childhyood, with entrancing
Another letlnguished Announcement,
’l he Traveling Dentists
Winsome and Winning in Songs and
VGardIn."~li1’fwo redwood four others.
.ed.
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lune Com
vei- comedyyund my ,
tunes and graceful dances, supirb y
presented by a competent company.
including
."THE, ELFg-5OF .FAIRVLAND." -
iMharming Headline-v10
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DAN QUINLAND AND ELMER
RlCHAl-ins _
Vaudeville's
‘ I
brighten comedians.
witum souh’ AND co;
in “Yours Truly "
A Screamingly Laughable Farce. '
DOROTHY VRECTOR.
Style.
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THE (4) NEVARROS.
World's Pro-Eminent Wirists.
Music Hall
rnoas'oavdrho MI‘iIr 'or tile
FRIDAY—“Tho Cirwnfitancu," 'I
strong drama In two parts, and four
other strong femur-OI.
SATURDAY—Six rule exceptional-
ly good foat‘nm.
‘2 SOUTH NORWALK.
,4
if
( VrooAv.
Ab sinthe
1A. superb 4 reel ‘epecial Universal
feature 5 with KING BAGGOT and
LEAH BAiR-D. The acting and pho
togmphy in this picture are unequal-
1‘
Coming Saturday. .
T .
"THE BRiDE 0F MYSTERY."
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A stuwnduns 3 reel "Gold Seal"
feature with Francis Ford and Grace
Cunard. ‘
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Learn the Tango
All the dances nowadays consist of
the mdocrn dances. Why he a wall-
ilowor? The Maxine, diasitaiion
Wally, One Step and all other modern
dances guaranteed for $6 in private
lessons at
Polley’SDancing School ‘
Every Afternoon and Night. .
Tel. 795.2. 211 Monroo‘Bt.
Mansion House
C HASS/‘N. Prop.
BEA-94 Wash. 89.. So. NorWIlk.
TELEPHONE 307.
4
5|.
« diluting the same
. to back. Even if done in chlldhom
at .
; grout Soil Item Flour 20':
.10 31.11116 Flies? With ’
01: bottle Y'ura one 011 . 33.-
We (live Green Trading Stamps,
"Royal; Greer—31y
Grocers Ind FruitIrorI
Bi. 121143. We, zemwin'st.
” All carswsriop aii‘thcjjlioyal .
' Sodih‘iNorwai‘a, Conn.
CorrespOndence Cards
Special at
15C
PER BOX
' RIGGER MAN
ROS“ 6i North Main 81.
baby and Sunday Papa“
Delivered.
le
amassed
95.115 to 925 to
F 1113i Clem
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Great Reductions. in '
' .1 all" Departments"
New Spring
5 ”is and coats
tits to 530.
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auce Stile
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BAGHELORS MU8T TELL OF ‘
8WlNDLE.
1
Mn Addie Jewell at Stratford Brings
l Them into Courts as Witness‘I
! NEW YORK, Feb, 26.~—-Suscieptl-
lble bachelors who have parted with
their money to pay the expenses 11
housekeeper engaged by mail. are
{likely to be» among the gorermncnt
{withdrew when the care of Add“
‘Jewell of Stamford, Conn. marge)
{with using the mails to def'nud l~=
begun in the United States. district
court this week.
i Post Office unspectOr Jacobs and
James who made the arrest have
The New Sc'eucs
DEFINITlON OVF CHIROPRACTIQ
chiropractic 1: the schemes of the
clan of the dine” and the art oi
Chiropractors remove the 11qu Ol
disease Ind pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve Iys
isms intyour body. 'li‘emslo couple-
«mu chldl 11111111111111, «up» out"
tire of the spine. You will never r1
“'0‘ giving the umropracror I ghanr-
0 help you.
\iannetic treatments git-en silo
t creates pinched nervesand min 1!
star life in the diliemat organs 11111
1min.
1511 by a wrench. twist or sprain l1
Disease is can.
T. FRANUS. l). b.
. V5 04 Wuhlagton 8a. 60. Nomlk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School, 111-
unmvom.
been straining their night for years
looking for Mrs. Jewell. Sh'c manni-
ed always to keep a lap ahead of
them and by her strategy is rock:
oned to have separated gullible
souls from many thousands of dol-
lars during" the past decade. Some
place her gleanings at $80,000. Her
husband was arrested in Hartford
last month on a similar charge.
Many of the woman's victims Were
so chagrined at the smashing 01‘
their romances that they refused to
aid , the authOrlties in prosecuting
the pleasant "widow." A few angry
bachelors were found today, one
in Mount Vale, N. J., and another in'
Tarrytovm, who complained. and
it iii upon these charges that the in-1
dictment is based. 1 T ‘
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' lGE AUTO 8MA3HED.
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atreot Car Company China Absence
F1 rdV-‘Owiiers
applying a set of Road Smoothers
Used Cars. New Gore.
Repairing.
Austin’s Garage»
124 SOUTH MAIN 81’
Woodward Avenue.
lcaaxput your Fried cu- ln the
class with the limb-priced cars auto
ease and smoothness on the road by
80111! for leaflet. Also my Tire Prices.
Ford Work a Specialty.
Or 'Phono 1622-2, w. a. Mafia, "land the machine
of Rear Light.
in ithasuperior Court yesterday be
fore Judge Howard J. Curtis and
a jury the action brought by R. Har-
old Cox of East Norwalk and Green-
wich against the New York and Stam-
ford -Railway 00.. was on trial, The
plaintiff wants 52,500 damages be:
cause his auto truck was run into by
a street car on the night of October
What.
The auto truck was proceeding
along the highway with four tons
of ice, two employee and three com-
panions on board. The chain broke
stopped on the
One hey dashed be- h to sig- I
But it ea-
itracks.
.nal the approaching car.
Watch
Louis Avrick
10...“... Block
Our Big AdV Friday
‘SOiltil N01 walk
into the
ahead .
lduped him and crashed
truck. sending it many feet
:lnto a stone wall. ‘
The ‘plaintilicluims negligence in
that the. car was going at a high
rate of speed and because the mo-
torman was not on the lookout. The
defense is that there was :10 rear
light upon the auto Vtrnck,
. there had been. as the law requires,
, the motorman would have seen it in
time to avoid the accident.
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SAFE FOR "BABIES, EFFEQTIVE
FOR GROWN-U98.
That‘s Foley's Honey and Tar com
pound. it has the confidence of your
w...”
Galvanized
Ware
We Can Accum-
motlateSO People
Rates of board are 50. 00. ‘V
56.50 57.,00 57. 60.,
' Breakfast, 25: planer, 35c;
Slipper. 251a.
Tobi-e board alone, 55.00.
Meal 'i‘ickaa, 21 Meals, 54.60.
. Telephone No. 307.
CAPITAC's‘rVocK‘ REDUCED:
unarmed-yes. 20.-—-Flled in the
Venice of the secretary of one today. 5 ‘5
was a certificate of reduction in the '
capital stock of the Atlantic (East
1115- the share: fin 51901:» int Aloe
til 56511 111 ‘ origins state.
is .
filed article!
y. or Bridgeport. from
5 51'! 045,000 to 50.820.000.111“! par value
Ash Cans,
.Tu-bs, Wash Tubs, Oil Cans, etc.
Albert-"F. Gehebe
115 West Washington St.
South Nerwalk.
Garbage Pails, Coal Hols
Aahxi‘lucketa. Foot Tubs, infant Bath
PHONE 1019.2. Prompt Delivery
druggist, who knows it will alva you
satisfaction. W. W. Nessmith, States
hero. 611.. says: “I have used Foley’s
Honey and Tar Compound in my fam-
ily and nova sold it in my store and
it neVor fails to cure " Refuse a sub-
stitute For sale at all drugglst’s " !
JURY TODAY,
"i'he'iato of Mohammad Jamal, of
Yallbtlry, will ilid decided in the Sill
icrirr ‘Crimlnal‘L‘owrt by a jury today.
die is charged by the state with steel-
inc $400 and a» watch from Joseph llu-
zadc in the American .Hattcrs’ and
i1 11ruishers‘ Corporation factory in
linnhury on January 6. .
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all' [for one price. guarantetd.
cent a macro foot.
on
oo mg
Let us repair and paint your rVoo
The defense is that the accused
man found the money and several
witnesses were offered to show such
to be the case. ‘
Police Officer neuter testified that.
when he arrested Jamal the later
told him he had found the valuable»
y
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,. the ease and the jury will render its:
V' verdict.
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511611111. horny complexion headaches.
’ may. Wrdatiou. 5 Thin blood inches
that ii‘ -
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Arguments will be made todw in
l‘lndcrs hutch i‘cntinel Wain Ads
Sentinel W an: soul. will introduce
some peop‘r l0 sac“ other today who
ought to have known each other years
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your cylinders in ONE HOUR-—
and have it removed moat
THOROUGHLY by our
OXYGEN DECARBONIZlNG
PROCESS.
The best work of a paints}.
ing mechanic scrapingtho car
hon from your cylinders in not
to be. compared with the spiel» 5
did thoroughness of our 0}“:
GEN PROCESS.
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Incubator
is not a boy, not an experiment, but-
tlio greatest hatching device ever pro-5
ducod at any price. Made for 32.
years. All sizes from 60 egg ‘ no,
350 083.
Call for catalogue.
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