, _poned meeting at Dr.
gtdurmnii‘ent will be held:
, autumn.
112i. EPIWNE 1230.
The .Young Men‘s Club of Trinity
lifiicn will hold a meeting tonight.
‘ Olive .Bi‘aiilrli Lodge, No. 19. K. of
it”. 'iuet last evening and transacted
«routine business.
The annual ineting oi the Norwalk
Yacht Club will be tomorrow evening
, at the Hotel Mahackeino at 8 o'clock.
> Tonight the members of the Board
'bt l-lenitli will assemble for their post-
.Willliuu J.
Tracers office on West avenue,
Mrs. William K. Fowler, of Park
‘ street. will act as hostess to the mom-
~ here of the Friday Night Whist Club.
' which meets at her home tonight.
V’l‘liere was a little nilxup near the
depot last night, but when the police
‘otilcers reached the place In attend
once upon the complaint the disturb-
ers had gone.
Lincoln Council will hold a regular
\‘dneetlng this evening, and «work the
third degree. Another sitting in the
., South Norwaik-Stamiord .plnochle
~ Odlcer John L. Roberts had a com:
'pihmt in the Third district last night
iubeut a man going home drunk and
abusing his wife. The officer went to
jibe house, but the man had gone.
.An exhibition of the latest modern
dances. including the “Fifthntl.” "Halt
and-Halt." “Malxlxe” and others by
an expert Bridgeport couple. will it‘ll.
tune the dancing'at Di‘euinlnnd tomor-
row night. A new heating system has
been installed and the hall will be
kept comfortably Warm.
The dual arguments by. counsel in
the condemnationproceedings brought
against the Decker eatote in connec~
tion with land wanted by the compiles
aion in charge of building the new
M’ashlngton street bridge. ‘will be
started in the First district Town
' court tomorrow. morning at 10:30
o'clock.
The enteruiinnient committee of the
Nutmeg (‘lub has been very nilccessl’illI
this year in getting excellent speakers
for the tenth annual banquet to he
held in the Royal .Iamea inn, next
»“Frldity evening. March 6.’ They have
so far been able to secure Secretary
of «State Phillis, oi Hartford; Mayor
Wilson, of Bridgeport, and a local
apeak‘er, who has not as yet been de-
V. cidod‘ upon. '
bau-
‘—
a." .....
Recovered iroiii lung.
Trouble—Now Insured
M Insurance miubnnics ulil not nut-pr
.an .oiiu nli’octM wliii Lam“ Twi.‘ .i.io
‘W on you know ii mun uhu hi‘iii Ilil‘ll
iii'fllcitd iiml u ho I’D'lItI Ililli been liiauiiui.
, such action nit .‘IIIH limit the [lIiIIIyIlOIiIt‘I'
, lniNi Ili‘ in ii my good stiiii‘ of III'IIIIII.
' 001mm! liuvt I'hi'li I‘ll‘iiIIIcII when Luna!
tiliiilTiii‘ci‘li. ultt-r tillilnn Idi-kiiilina Alltllil
tlro. n remedy lur ’l‘iiroiit «nil Luna
.ii'l'uhiultlt IliiVl sucutmatully phased thi-
kliltltlll‘illtlnll‘iil of iiii-tiiitiiicu companion
. C!" l H i ills!“
’ 2.”? limin iii UlOuklyn. N.
“Giiiilviuvn:
_ into i unlit-mi that my iioiilih was inniilly
,0“ iii: 1 “ml iru'nbicti uiih iiluht
.WCllIrl. u Rl‘VI'lt tough and was we
‘Woiih: having in Ilium iibitoiiiiuly no ninb
' li'un wiiiiltw About till“ llinc I consult
ail n [illlfili'lliill who told mo my lungs
,, woic nilu IIlI Not niiilsiioil i wont to un-
niiit-i dottor. who. after oxnmining me,
Mild 11ml I won In the first stones of Lung
' TIUIIIIIL‘. At this point I iitiiiloi] in take
livkinniis Alti- rntiio. The night uwaoto
HIiliiill'II nlmuut linincillsttnlv. rm 0mm
boo. uni- louder and grutliinily diunppenrcd.
Mv iivluhi Is now ll! puuiiiln nu? my
‘ uiiyniililn hiia pruunuiictil iiii- {”100”,
uoiinii- nhich. tout-tour with tact
aunt I hnv‘o just been occupied by two
il‘iumit liiiturvnutc companion for liiiiiir-
glue. ll'lilltlrl 1:1“ normal" ayeontlre re
-. (iverv iy *‘i‘ iiiiiii'a rii '
Minty it w.iii. (inn.
‘ Jitioon n brevinttid: more on renneiitb)
w i Givkiiiun' e Altordti‘vo Madmen proveihfifi
‘ any yciira‘ test to be most. ofllcnc
w iii-me Twain and; Long A Itcclin .
I'MIIXIIIIII‘.’ ltuiiiiciilnld nihnmlstiibboru
”F“ in not: uiiilin am
it rim“ no narration. no noun or innit:
litm- booklet to! no;
milito to
‘ try rhi'in i..." it. rib. for. flu
INK” irat- «it by u nudity innit itin-
" "flood Warm“: and aun- .
Tall Can 106
. Delicious, occiioiiiicai dish.
.' priccs‘we quote.
AFIat Call Sc
acansPirik‘Salmon , 25c"
Medium Red Salmon can xoc
Choice Red Salmci'i. can
....o
Choice Red Salmon in brine, lb. .................. rzc
Shrimp, the finest packed, can .......... . . . ....... . .. rsc _'
Kippcred Herring, finest Impd. .............. 15c and toe
Her-ring in tomato sauce, can ........... 10c
ShadRmEpichchmndcan W ........ 59c
‘Tuny Fish, White Rose b:and, can ..... . ........ 15c7
Imported Sardines,‘ in pure Olive Oil, 3 cans .......... 25c
. CANNED FRUITS
Choice Brands Only
Pears, 'Jersey Fruit, heavy syrup ........ 10c. 13c and :5:
Peaches. finest California hilt, large can ..... . ....... r6c
Pineapple, choice Hawaiiangheavy 'ayrup
Raspberries, Blackberries and Cherries. finest York state .
fruit, can ..........
...... , ..... . ............ tsc
-. DRIED . FRUITS; ..
The Pick of the Markets
Choice Prunes, extra large, lb. ...................... 15c
Fitted Prunes. lb. package ........................... 15c
............................ toc
............................ 18c
California Peaches, lb. .
California Apricots. lb. . .
It cannot be packed at the
..... ..... isc‘“
55c and x8e,"
jfligirla.
including
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RICHARDS
Tin. 'I’n‘ai cling Dentists
brightest comedians.
Style.
other strong featum.
ly good featured.
2: noteworthy omeiilntioii or the wow
moth when comedy unanimity that
.sot vaudeville some with its youth ‘
tiil charm, clever comedy and 355’
Fairyland
Aalory of childhood, with entrancing
tunes and graceful dimers. superbly
presented by a competent company.
“THE ELFS OF FAIRVLAND."
“lo—Charming Beauties—~10
Another Distinguished Announcement
DAN QUINLAND AND ELMER
Vaudeville‘s
” _w‘iLt.iAM Bonn AND co.
~ . g _ ln f‘Youi-a Truly." ‘
' A Soreainlhgiy laughable Farce.
DOROTHY HECTOR.
Winsome and Winning in Songs and
THE (4) NEVARROS.
World's Pro-Eminent Wirlata.
Music Hall
THURSDAY—“The Master Of the
Garden." in two reels. and four album.
FRIDAY-«"Tho circumstances,"
atrong' drama in two parts, and four
SATURDAY—Six reels exceptional-
iiial Clearance 35 c
Tgmorrow will be a busy day at Mintzs.
Just a few of the many special values we offer;
McCall Patterns
10c and 15c
~ T‘ .L $
NewCoats
Values $12 to $22. We
will bring over from our
Bridgeport store a mum
bar ofoine Coats that sold
up to $22. While theylast, $5.00
Regular
A‘
”Suits“
$15 to $13 Suitsto 95
.. p All Children’s Coats $2 95
Regular Prices up to $6.50 ’
at $7.95
Prices up to $15
Stilts ..
Special $1.250, $15,. $1995
' Spring Suits at
Prices"
Regular
Fill Trimmed Hats at. 99C
All Shapes . at 49 cents
Regular Prices $2 to $5
Prices $3 to $8
New waists at 99c
New shipment of the
very latest styles, excel-
lent Value at 99c.
V Children’s
W hitc D ‘cisiis
Sizes 6 to 14
. . $1.00 Dresses $ .75
a 10 nieces of odd veiling $2.00 Dresses 1.25
that sold up to 25c. on $2.50 Dresses 1.49
sale at 8C a yard. $3.00 Dresses 1.99.
75c Combinations
Strictlv
Fresh
“EGGS, doz. 385
Extra Stamps with, Teas and Coffees
to Stamps Free with 1 lb.
'15 Stampé Free with 1 lb.
20 Stamps Free with I 1b.
30 Stamps Free with I lb.
40 Stamps Free with I ll). "
()0 Stamps Free with 1 lb.
(Toilet: .................... 55c
Cofl'cc ..................... 30c ,. .
Coil'cc .................... 35c
10 Stamps Free with the Followmg
I pkg. Prem. Rolled Oats ........................... me
1 hot. Premium Catwp ............................. r5c
2 lbs. Butteriné, lb, ........... est:
3 lbs. Choice Rice ................................... 55c
I pkg. Pearl Tapioca. ...... ‘ ....... 1.. ................. too
1 pkg. Prem. Brand Corn Starch .......... '. 7.. ...... we
I bot. Ammonia .......
............ XOC
East India Tea Co
Tel 871 ‘ -
WE GIVE {\ND HEDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMFS.
125 Washington Street
i room.
V
?‘ Major
drama with
Grace Cunard.
tail to see it.
I count uoawam.
Schomburck’s
Travels
In a parts, showing this noted
cxplorcr in Western Africa.
. Coming Tomorrow.
“THE BRIDE OF MYSTERY. ”
:\ liinininotli 3 reel detective
Francis Ford
This is a most
baffling plat and will hold you
spellbound throughout. Don t
Silk Peiticoats$l.49
A new shipment of fan-
cy Silk Petticoats, in all
the new Colors, on sale
at $1.49.
I20 Children’ s
Muslin Drawers do
Just half price for chil-
59 cents
25c Winter Under- }
wear . . . 19c
25c Boys' Winter
,'Untlerwcer . . 19c
‘50c' Ladies’ Under.
wear, . . . .
39c
50c Muslin Gowns 39c dren’s drawers (8i. waists
, All Blankets to Go 19" Corset COWS
‘ $1 Blankets .75 . 12 cents .
$1.50 Bianaets .99 >
1?. ”Blankets $1.49
$1,85 Blankets $1.25
20 dozen fine corset
covers, regularly 19c.
sale price 12c. .‘
$1 Ch lilrtn’s Col-
' $‘4._50"Ladies’ “
‘Sale of Corsets
50c CorsetCovcrs
39 cents
Regular 50c corset cov-
ers go On sale at 39c.
cred Drecses 69c
Selling Out All
Bath Robes '
$1 and $1.50 Children’s
Bath Robes 79c
$3 Misses’“ Robes $1.99
$4 Ladies’ Robes $2.50
$2.75
500 Boys’ Sweaters
29 cents
$1 Corsets
59c Corsets
59c
390
and ‘ .
avom THE Poseiaim'rv
of your new Spiiug Dress being out of fashion as soon as It is fin~
islicd. by selecting your Spring outfit from
the mdoern dances.
flower? The Maxine,
lessons in.
About It yi‘siii nnil in hell '
On February 23 General George I} amett took command of the United
Sixties Marine Corps.
GENERAL GEORGE BARNETT. COMMANDER U. 8. MARINE CORPS.
a
-
ANSONM iBUSINESB MAN DEA“. the past.“ tow years has been insoclnt- ~
AiNSONI‘A. Fob. ”wraith C.- ed with hits tather-ln-law, F. A. Linea.
Cleiiions..iion oi «film. and Mrs. ‘3‘. I! in the Antonia number Company. He who no. human. ulna any active part that jimmy.
Clemens died iie‘ro yesterdi‘iy. tutor a. visit it manho- or tho and reilo’wii in p ltiaii momma mid, venous isolate he will no time to ubelt nation. iii a restaurant in the negro quarter
in“ “~ two montiui’ lilacsii. He was as years and MIC Hose company“. llo my» the opinion diet the: “located from: i . .
01d); lie who lemony connected «with: it widow and two young sons. Tirol, Whether? to the suite Democratic,
Tel. 795-2.
requirements?
quotittioua.
hi anchcii.“
Learn the Tango
All the dances nowadays consist rl
"Why- -b9 a wall-
'Hoaitntian
‘Valty’,’ One Slep- nnd all other mod tin
dances guaranteed tar as in privn 'o
. O
Polley’sDancingScliool
Every Afternoon and Night.
29 Monroe St.
Diners placed with us now for dprl‘.
delivery will ensure your nominating
, at the present low price. Quotations
on moot. any of the bent lines.
My prices lira low. What are your
A card will bring you
Call or phone.
some bargains in ll-Wd cure
do Auto Repairing. Ford weilt in/aJ
I have
i ciao
Austin’s Carrge ..
124 scum MAIN 51.
Or 'Piione 1622-2, .w. R. Austin. 11
Woodward Avenue.
The SPlllli‘fi FASHION 300K
0f
PICIIIRIAL REVIEW “HEIRS " ‘
Patterns of the "MINA-
RET" style were shown by
Pictorial Review last August,
three months ahead of any
other pattern--
Tlic first draped skirts were
shown in Pictorial Review for
March. 191?, seven months
ahead of all others-—
Now' it is the
Japanese Collar Style
the great ”new fashion note
for Spriim.
You lWiII be months ahead
If you 'sclccl etc of these
charming siylcsz inr'Spring.
Si“ iiii‘
SPRING l-' \Slili «N ‘IIOOK
Wnlnt. Iii cunts.
akin. to «cum
i Only it) came when putt-i. EJCII with a 15 cent, Pattern.
Costume 15 unit»
Now it. i Sale at
, WILLIAM i». cones.
' ‘ TWO Stores.
South Norwalk. Conn. , ~ "
. N erwalk. Conn
n-uu'
SHOULDER FRADTURED 8V FALL. RECRUITING OFFICER FOR 8AM.
w... ‘ . c. "M...“
Governor.
- BALDWIN FOR SENATOR.
John Hewittatin. manager of the liOS’I‘ON Feb. 27.4-1113 Garrett
farm at St. Mary“ Children's Home of Holey..-..0kia who calls himself I
on Straw-berry mil, in culturing train recruiting colour for Alfred Charleii
Judge Thoma Predict. That Walto- n. fractured ohohldor. which he It!“ dam. organizer of a mounted nekro
bury Democrat. Will Oupbort
tamed liiiit holiday; He was walking colony in Africa. declares that he has
about the lam when his foot slipped enrolled more than one hundred Boa-
Mummy. Fob. tiles-Judge W. on some ice and he tell dorm striking, ton neurons as prospective colonists.
E Thoma of this city? hid today, that his hilt tide and causing a ms... or Garrett and G. 'W. lode. of Wewoke,
It will be some tliuo Okla. have established headquarters
in the south end.
Tho Udelmlidwont at“ my be ; Sam‘s operation: m tinder invited»
“cord“ to
SOmc
Special
Values
iii'Housefumishings.
Saturday Only.
$1.50 Itayo Residing Lamps, with
white shade, Saturday ...... 81.1?
or. ‘BIIIB ’l‘ip ‘i’urlor Matches, Satur- "
duy .......... 6 box“ We
filic ’l‘ute‘s ihiiitictis Floor Mops,
:Sainrdiiy ..................... 395
if he Extra lleiivy Cocoa Door Mule 59:
7! to Cray Enameled Tea Kettles. ii
qt iiizo ....................... 39c
31. 00 Ad‘luetoiblo Luce Curtain
iStrctchere ................ 79c
790' Twelve Quart White imiamelod
Water Polls .............. .. . . 500
10c «Portions lioniichoid Ammonia’
.................... 7c battle
10c 'llliie Enamel Sink Strainers 70
31.00 O-C‘ntiiii‘ Mops, complete. with
bottle OJCcIdnr Oil. Saturday .. 98o '
fi‘c Lighthouse «Cleanser, 5 cans .. 195
10c Wood Folding Cont Hangers
............... .... 6 for 295
Albert F. Gehebe
55 West Washington St.
. . South Norwalk. . 1.
PHONE 19692. Prompt Delivery,‘,
*
mama-w
£le AYOR DOW ILL.
w 459‘.
the New districtjttor-‘I. .
.Ex-Mayor Charles til, now, or South.
Norwiildlt, to quite iii “his home mi
{urine from a complication of ulnar
an. ill- many friends are «om to
learn 6! his trouble and extent! but .
with“ for an early rodovory. , ’ .
Norwalk Chronicler