soul). ” Sign '3 llt’v 1““ . 1_ . and manager of the New. Yolk ofiiccfi a railroad bridge stringing the over- head trolley system. Wind is being unloaded. 1 3' Thou Kellogg has returned to the- “Second, District from South .whei‘e he has been staying for some « aloof hold a regular meeting at the ‘ walk Mbrury on Monday afternoou at I 3 o‘clopk sharp. .. ‘ ' ‘wlll confer the second degree autumn. ’ ' .1 'vatevmne use. is I‘ll}. tastier the pickerel 1113.11... law "going on March let. The annual meeting of the South Norwalk Club will be held on Tues- duy evening. "The wire gang is working on the l A barge or coal has reached the cks ol’ the Ferris Coal CompauY. Wilton will Nor 'i‘hb .\'ew WPsychologl Class The bowling tournament in the x to a close. But a few more games remain to be played. ward avenue have n101edto their new residence, 94 Day street a house which is newly built ' Maurice G. Buttery, of 62 Meadow .8treet. is able to be .out after a ten :weeks' confinement because of a. severe attack of inflammatory rheu matlsm. .135 . About. ten members of the Fourtb1 Degree Asauclnillv, K. of C will go to; Nap York tomorrow to attend the IFourth Assembly gathering in the. As torts Ilotci ‘ ‘ Ker win, superinteud Construction 1(‘ompa‘uy ‘ Join 10' the l-tmplzc is at plesent sojourning 111th his fam- ily at Atlantic City. . South Nolunlk (‘ouncil K of it. will hold 11 rehearsal of the that de area on Monday night. Preparations “ are IleIllg made io1 a class of fifteen to be initiated on Thursday night. Litter one of the Stamford councils I j ’lhn No111elk \acht Club‘s nnnltlll melding will take pinto tonight. On Mondai evening The Knob Club Com-i 1.911.; will hold its annual meeting 0:1 Tuesday evening the Norwulk Conn try *(‘luh (‘ompnny hill follow with its annual meeting. The date of the; East Norwalk Yarht Club meeting Lites not been announced. That of the. , re‘ the shore clubs accounted for. It cannot be packed at .me ”.1 v ”4 economical dish prices we quote 1 \ East India Tea CQ ..... AVOID THE POSSIBILITY ‘ of your new Spling Dress being out of fashion Io soon I! It Is fin- islied by selecting your Spring outfit tram The SPRING FISIIIIIII 300K ’ 5553 PICTIlIlIAI. RIVIEW PATTERNS Patterns of the “MINA- '1RE‘T" style were shown by . Pictorial Review last August, 2 three months ahead of any other pattern-— 1! . The first draped skirts were - 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 ore of these charming styles for Spring. 553 V _ ‘ See the Waist. Iii cents. , ' r 8km. “ cents SPRINC‘ PASHION ‘BOOK Costume Ill cent. Only 111 cents when- purchased with a 15 cent Pattern. pl comedy spectacle the A story of childhood, wit-h entrancing presented by a competent company, including . “THE. ELFS 0F WFAIRYLAND" ilk-Manning Robotics—10 m “u Another Distinguished Announcement,I DAN QUINLAND AND ELMER ‘ mcusaoa The novella: Dentiste Vaudeville‘s brightest: connections WILLIAM BOND AND CO. . In ‘fYoui-c Truly." . ’ A Screamingly Laughsble Farcc.‘ 0011011111 scores. Style. ‘1‘ THE (4) NEVAaaos. World's Pro-Eminent Wirlcts. ThunsoAvL-‘Ifiv o ' actor» or» Garden,” in two reels, and four others. Now on Sale at WILLIAM F. BEERS. 4 TWO Stores. South Norwalk. Conn. somatic. Conn South Norunlk Club is fact. drawing “John 1Ryan and family. of 17 Wood-g LIEUTENTANT HARIBORD, WHO WILL COMMAND THé‘bISCOVERY IN THE STACKHOU‘SE EXPEDITION I l l . i l l 1111“ 1.111111111111111 A. 1E. Harland, it. N.. has just. been made commanderpf 0W . lBello island Club has been held. Thus I ship Discovery. “which was the ill-rated Contain Scott's old ship in the _ FRIDAYw-“Tlvc Circumltlncu." I other ctrong rectum. ly good features. -......;....~_T . " 4:1.“fi .“ 11 "1; ’ “. count ubszLK. room. “The Bride of Mystery” .lii' The greatest 8 reel detective drama ever produced with F‘uncis Ford and Grace Cunard. Hailing; thrilling, gripping interesting. (taming Monday. "THE LIE.’ 3 reel "Gold Seal‘ (estate with Pauline dirush and hi. J. MecQuorrie. L A Learn the Tango All the dances nowadays consist of the unicorn dances. Why; be a walk flower? The - Maniac, diesltution Welt)”, 0119 Step and all other modem dances guaranteed for $5 in private lessons at Polley’sDanCingSc hool Every Afternoon and Night. Tel, 7952. ‘ 29 Monroe St. TIRES Ordersplaced with us nowi‘or April tunes and graceful dances, superbly) Winsome, and Winning in Songs and7 Music Hall: strong drama in two parts. and four SATURDAY—Sir: recto, exceptional- was for nearly thh IlIlJIi of he: line- too the l: cleaned l’i‘om the1Bcrks was ‘ thirsty lull 11111111. under a no don 1.1mated by Governor Toner and so my taken from the city to b gin life over again. Giro was convicted or first degree murder in 1901 uni tenced to be 111 used. but; Your gov ‘ omen d its a (lay. for her Ilwa I; case was. #6111111 ituner cites to “fine Board of Pardons but“ commutation of sentence was al [ways refused: Last ”month howev: r ;the Board recommended that she be ‘pardonod prlov :lod 1hc would not be given further notoriety Mrs Edwards is nearly sixty years old ' Mrs. Edwards was convictedmi the ' murder along with a negro who was employed with her husband in a quar- Iry near her home A short time af- itm- vrrnvt "11:1. l1dwards mayo birth to it negro child The woman later confessed that the negro was innocentmt‘ the crime. and he was granted a new trial and :11: quilted. Mrs. Edwards has live" child ren living in different pad-ts of the country : ———.._. ....—..._. HOUSEKEEPER wms our. .Winltcd Jury Stands by Her $1,800 Fight Over Will. NVINSTED. Fob. 21-inch Burton E. Case. of Mlddlctown. lost his appeal Wit-om the probate court yesterday, in an eifort to set aside an SL800 bequest in the will of the late H. .l. Viola. of Winstod. 8. Jury in the Superior court bringing in a. verdict against Mr. Case. Twelve days before Mr. Viets died, 511 c he made a codicil to his will, giving 41,800 to his housekeeper. Mrs. Solicitor. The sum had originally been bequeathed to Mr. Case. The Jury was out less than half an hour. ‘ ._ onss‘mur Tessa come. u... was the some as last year, starting 111 1 south‘ "Norm. . Trust Company Ibr- posts to Reach $100. 100 Mark. The South N111 walk 'irlmt Company with rush the 1914 CIlIILLImfli (‘lub on Monday, March 10th. 1'l‘l1c plan will the small and with live, cents the first creek and increasing each 11' cekly 1:11;. ment live cents till completion. oi starting at the large end with pay' ment of $1.05 the first week and de- creasing each weekly payment live cents till closed." Members can pay as many Weeks ahead in one payment as they like. and thereby avoid the trouble of sir/ins the matter week. attention, which would be a convert lance in code or arcing out of town and for various other reasons that migh- obtaln. instead of using the coupon system. as was the case last year, a new" method will take its place, con-l sisting of two cards. the two cards be-I ing the same'in size but of dldcrcnt colors. .Each card has on it email squares. representing each week, in the squares is printed the date and the amount to be paid. One of the‘; cards with class number, name and’ address on it, in an envelope. is till/11.: to the club member the other card which is an exact duplicate. is retain ' ed by the Trust pompanv When member makes. a payment they pros out their card. the two raids are pine ed together and the squares represent i v1 1.. 111- s pecials ill-every 9 department for The Evening KITCHEN WARE ' Houscfurnlching Specialtlu. Crockery. china. Glassware. Bathroom FixtureoL'Etc. Albert F. Gehebe log the amou sis and dates of the p21 1 meat are punched This method simple. seen: are and expeditious The Christmas»; Savings 'Club of in”.[ year had about 3,000 members. and on «December lOth the Trust Company mailed checks to the members amount In: to $80,500.00. The distribution or the large amount of ready cash throughout the city caused an' 1"1npetusI to the general business 11 hich produc- ed a felicitous spirit that extended; over into the present year. Plans arc‘ being perfected to include 4,000 mem- bersrin the 1914 Club. and it is hoped that in the early part or next Decem- ber“ there will be $100,000.00 tor'dis~ tributlon to the members. IBy small weekly savings in the Christmas Club the Christmas check comes almost like a Christmas gift to each member Full henna 111111.129 announced in the daily tel 25 West Washington St., South Norwalk. PHONE 1069-2. Prompt Delivery. WASHINGTON BRIDGE CAN GO. DECIDE8 STRATFORD. Selectmen, After Dissecting lcc Dan- oer, Concludo It's a Matter for Counties. That the subject of dynomlting the ice in thevHousotonic river to prevent it carrying the Washington bridge dway when it breaks up, is a matter which the Fairileld and New Haven county authorities should attend to. is, the opiniOn or the Strattord-oeloct- men. Accordingly at their meeting last evening in the Stratford town hall the selectmen took no action on this matter. Plano Remembered 8y Mlny A: Moot advertisement that apllelil‘t3 I“ “‘91 Ideal For Che-tanning Promises "Sentlnel. To Lose its Attraction. . i “Not Up to Us," II Verdict. “Although ~- we realize the danger For “my yam mm who ham; suvme T0 sAVE MONEV Iwhich threatens the Washington gone hunting for chestnuts otter theI Buying Foley‘s HOD” and Ti" Com ‘bridge if an ice tom should beg," to first from of the fall have wooded pound ”"95 money because just a form above it when the thaw comes, “ their way to the inset Rocks nose. low doses stops the cough and cold we do not feel that it is up to us to thence to Morris’s Ridge, for past memories alone. Herman Aaron. the New York attorney, with ,the :besutitui mansion on the Ridge. is causing 311 the chestnut‘treee to be lowered. It is understood that be is taking this course because of the trees if this «variety in .‘lorwaik. through the tear that they may init‘rc the many other line trees properti- I REILLY anorectic «— in this country is suggested in a reso- lution introduced yesterday by Home uentatlve Reilly, of Connecticut. pro vldlng for the creation of a committee or five to lniesthcte the subject and report to Congress upon the question whether old-age pensions should 'he ‘paid, il’ so. at what age, and the motion bearing upon the matter. The sum 013213.000 Io provided for the ex- pense and pay ‘or the commission. ”Oldaarre pension systems work well in many foreign countries," said Mr.- iltcitly yesterday. “and i see no reason why they should not in this country The United States should" lead other nations instead of following them in matters oi this sort. in my opinion old-age pensions should be II. chestnut blight which has affected the? on his 3 provided for persons oi both sexes.‘ delivery will assure your '1purct1asing vacuum and one bottle lasts a long time Here the “"59“ most Plentllul and lquickly heals raw and inflamed sur Ithe members of the board last even. most nutritious chestnuts were round, lures. stops tickling throat Till! (’Ondltlon"will' soon become one reaping coughs. amount of pensions. and otheruinfor- ' .OREw 023511750 more on erp; . Jthe river yesterday. but it was the!- 'ing out along the Mllrord end the It harsh 1 I hoarseness. For; croup, bronchial and la grippe coughs. sale at all druggista.” ”a —-——- \ PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28.——Terror- stricken at the sight oi snow and'icev uu'ountcred by the German sveam'uliip ilckeniels, ”all the Newfoundlani banks, the crew of fifty-eight Lasers deserted their posts and wior four ' days refused to tears the engine room or the vessel. Assisted only by the OLD AGE PENSION mess boys and cooks the oftlcets oi WASHINGTON Feb. 27.——Tlle poem-111;; ship were obliged to in all the billty of 11 system of old age pensions' seamen ‘3 work as cell as novlgflle We . trains and increase the number. lessol on the \cynve to this :orl. The cold was so intense. according to' the ship's officers. that maven froze into solid. icc almost as soon 1111 they broke over the rails of the were]. “The nice: icr arrived lure yts- tcxdav‘ tom \lnvlclt. Swiodcn with a '1 1"uo or iron ore . ...:.-.-..,_..‘.. .M >.‘......... m... WANTS BALM 0? $5000 FOR A WOUNDED HEART 1 .1 W. I 1 Miss Barbara Schilt oi Hro'zklyn, N. Y.. has brought suit in the Civil Superior Court for $5.000 damages against bluseblns S, rileaton of Hunts incton. She claims that July 10 of lost your the defendant asked her to marry him. she consented and he agreed. to wed her within 11 reasonable order the ice dynamited, ” said one of tag “This is a matter which lies within the jurisdiction of the bridge commissioners .ol F‘airileld and New Haven counties and not with the Ilv thorlties or any single town," be M The ice had not begun to more II Strattord shores, and unless the tem- perature falls again. the flow can be expected to move within a day or so. NEW HAVEN ROAD NEEDED EN- GINEERS. .. The New Haven road has been hard prosced lately to get engineers for its trains. Cold weather made it noses; sary to reduce the length of iroixht in addition? freight tramc has been pick. ing up remarkably well lately. About a month ago 19 enfilneors oi the New Haven road were put back on liremen's jobs because of slack business. They have been made east- neers again this week and put at work. Others have been put into nabs for the first time. A LUCKY POLICEMAN. Officer Frank S. titration, of the South Norwalk «police department, picked up something which turner out to be a. bit of rare good fortune today. A man had a $1 gold piece, c. relic c! the Denver Days of ’40, on which he wished to raise. a. dollar. The officer consented and now finds that his cell is worth $3 at least and portion: less than a month from 11011 the pire Construction Company, of Norwalk and New limit, will beglni 1operations upon the completion or the 111 street 1epa1lng near the bums the Connecticut .tiompany, All: plans have been laid for the work.) Which will receite an early start TheI company has several large contracts for the spring already in view and it is assured that a busy season is on for the concern. I .wtllinm Lenzyell of South NorWalk. en route, he said, to Brooklyn, to, on at In the nary..reiused to pay our- lfare beyond Darlea. He was out all: here. and made such a nuisance or himself that Special timber Foley up rested hint and turned him over to commotion 41mm willie? and he struck George Lock. .‘11 stctlon employee. 'He was with assault. the peace and resisting an 1 . IJ Foster Stackhouse expedition to the South 1 Pole. Lieutenant Hui-bard 1111111 1111 executive navigating oiflcer 011 the Shackleton expeditions" of 1907-09. ' 1 " intoxication, '- GO-TO-CHURCH CAMPAIGN Three Union Mass Meetings TOMORROW ‘ 4.30 p m..——- In the Norwalk Gangre- , Ngational Church 7 p. m.-—.-—,Ia the First Methodist time 1- “pal Church of South Norwalk , 730 p. 111‘ In theiEastyAvenue Metho- o it the present low price. Quotations on most any oi the best lines My ilrices are low Whut are your charities and corporations maintain- requirements? A “ml WI” MW 3’0“ lug instruction for the benefit at aged quotations. Call or phone. i hav some bargains in used care i also do Auto Repairing. Ford. work in n l Wbrancliee 1 ‘ Austin 8 Garage 124 scum MAIN or. Dr More 1322.2, w. a, ‘Aununn 11 Woodwcrtl Avenue. time. but has Ihailed to keep his word.1 She says that becuuso of her prom- i e to mom the defendant who hasI should be a"“ii‘edcrsl system and not more. it one controlled by. the States. Private ‘ remained minute and is now willing to ”people and endowments for this pur- «111111 out her-1pm of the agreement. it pose could be merged into the Federal he in. system of old-age pensions. and be ad 'ministcred by the Government.” RAILROAD GONFBRENCBE CON. . , _ TI'NUE. At the short calendar session of ' dVASl-BINMON. Feb. 27 .--’1'l1e cb- the Civil Superior Court today there some of Chairman Elliott of the New are our uncontested divorce cases as- Have‘n Minced. from Washington. to- signed «for hearings '1‘th are as I w six uuconreerso mvoeo: cases ASSIGNED TODAY 1 I I I TAKE Milkmen,” con Mouser day, did not prevent the lawyers rep follows: Edith Gertrude (Hess vs. repeating the road and those or the Frank Joseph Hans; John 'Dobrloh vs. Department oi Justice from continu- Elisabeth Debi-ion; Mildred il‘oltx vs. lag their conrcrences relative to the rum Felix; Helen Van Walton's!“ Vil- separation or the Boston and Maine mom Vary Wagoner: Ruth Fox vs ' from the New Haven system. Homer 0.310211 Josephine relish vs. I it was said today by the/waters“ Frank venue. ' . ‘ [that they did not hope for o. than a,- , . . . mm» " xi; week. Until wANTo aALARY DOIJ lilo BACKACHE—«RHEUMATISM ww- ' ISH AWAY Men and women having backache. Irbeamatism, still and swollen joints ‘ Hire honestly glad to know. that Foley fKidney Pills are successful ’ where in drlnving out these ills That 1 ”vary. in because Foley Kidney Pills are a true medicine and quickly effective in cholesterol; that result from weak in— active kidneys and urinary, irregular. itlcs. For sale at all droughts. LIBRARY BOARD CHANGES MEE'IF- .‘ . . 1 mo mom. . The South Norwallr Board 0! Lilla- W W 1 last
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