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For 11111111111111 dud vicinity:
this afternoon and tonight; colder to-
Tlletiduy,1clesri11g; high shift
ing 11.111114111601111” northwest. A
tropical disturbance of considerable
energy moved up the coast Saturday
and on Sunday morning united off
the Jersey coast with one which come
from the Pacific coast across the Lake
region. “The result. was one of the
worst storms that has occurred in
many years 1111 the; North Atlantic
coast. The barometer at New, Haven
fell to 28.26 inches; which is the low-
est ever recorded at this station. The
wind was stknldy from the northeast
and attained n‘Vvelocity of sixty miles
per hour. The. 111111111 this morning
«was ccn‘tml near New York city. but
has. helix-mad 591nevinnt dmidg the
last twelve 111111.11“ temperatures
the low cl er the eastern districts with
frosts n: ‘l‘ill"80!.ii§ll as Florida.
Snow
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 22;
Show.
.l, E. ("1'0flllt, of Now i-invcn, vial.-
ml with relatives in town over Sun-
day. ~.
Isaac Still. arrested 'for drunkenness
1111.51 fined $53 by Judge John Keogh,
this morning.
Miss Florence Kelley, of Maple
street, spen§1,,l.i1el,~,Week~enll in Dart
bury, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ecl-
ward J, Fay.
Mrs. 111111111 J. Finnegan, or South
Main street, has returned home after
a ten duys‘ visit with her parents ill
Elizabeth, N, J.
1.
The Norwwr Shepherds Social Club
|will meet towprrow. Tuesday evening,
with Mrs. VRdse Buttery, of Cherry av 11.
All members are asked to be
‘1111e.
present.
\iiss Linda. iiuli, ‘of High street
South Norwalk. entertained tour to-
bles of whlst on gaturdny whernoon.
Dainty rcireshinents were served and
11 delightful thpe mommy all press
Pill-1‘ .1
. 111.’
A meeting at the Nolwnlk Fire ile-
pltrtmcnt pin‘ochle committee WIT! be
held at the headquarters of Old \Vcll ,
lioolcnnd Ladder Company tomorrow
11 evening at 8 o‘cork. to pay 1111. bills
of the, recent, tournament and settle
up other muttcrs.
William Ward was .nrr'ested for
drunkenness by Constable Lockwood.
of the rum District on ‘Suturdoy. The
complaint was made 111 Mrs. Ward.
An additional charge of branch of the
peace was made against the prisoner.
Judge Keogh continued the case four
11’ colts this, morning.
“may
GEORGE WABHlNBTON.
1.1-1.1....
George Washington was the topic at
VIN} T Chapman, superintendent oi!
schools, before" the Men's Class or the
downtown Congregational Church yes-
Choppinn spoke
1111111111311 and fill prd‘seni lwero
utter-tiny noon. 1 Mr’.
high, «12. 1
0118311: Saturday and Mon-
ddy iny
\ _
WM 11111113113“
ml: and Stationery store. _ .
30111111111111.1111. "Emil:
gur 11111111111 departments 111111111111 tram Dollar ,.
11111111111111 are 11911131111er stocked 111111 attractively 13inch: 1111‘1'1 include.-
everything necessary to completely inrnish the Milly. . ,;1 '
Select from n varied line.
A. J Collins & Co'V V'pany
Funeral Directors end Embnii’ncrfl“ ‘9"
Telephone 747
St. Patrick
Cards ~
Nmelti93V Favors and Place Cards.
Our one Cent Post. Conic, 6 for V511,
are the best dilillity that money can
buy ‘8! sure and look them over '11 '
DONNELLY“S
B'I ATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
10 SOUTH MAIN II'LREETq
{.21
“THE K-NOT- '
Man corned into the world withnuphih DWI?“ 1‘
chump; it he raises a check he’s
with him; it he's a. poor man he's s p of}
he's rich he's dishonest. but consid'o‘i‘hd 5'
a grotter and a crook; it he's out of politics you can't 11111111 him as he
is an undesirable citizen; if no 5389 to church he‘s a hypocrite; it he
stays way he’s 11 sinner; it he donates to foreign missions he does it
for show; it he doesn't he's stingy and a tight wad; it he sells good
cool it is too expensive; it he sells cheap cool it is rotten; it he quotes
you often he is hard up for orders; it he does not quote you he is too
cheap to buy a. stamp: it he calls on you he quakes you pay his travel-
. ,1,ing expensesfl it he does not call on you hecnnnot nflord to.
When he first comes into the world everybody wonts to hiss him:
before he goes out they all want to kick him
won a great inturebetorohlm; it he lives to a. ripe old a'ga, ',then or
course, he’s living only to save funeral expenses. ,
LIFE’s A DARN FUNNY THING. lSN'T IT?"
Why not Valve us n sample order and try our cu‘nl?
‘. ',~1i “0;”
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It he dies young there
,11
RAYMOND BROS. “7
New York, the retiring bishop, will 1
.1 prpside.; it will be the. second con-
_ 11nd he is thus accessible to his dis-
, reports of
.1 . ants and their speCini reports and its
1 .. tens to the aspirations and troubles ol’I
«.knows intimately the status oi affairs ’
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pummel. 21159.1. 111...
n, will depend considerably on
V 511 11111111111111! business.
Tuesday morning. 1., _
The Rev Dr. 1.1111111- 11. Wilson at
time Bishop WilSOllV has pre
, r the conteréuce.
11111111113 Wilson, in accordance with
111‘: recent changes in Methodist gov-
iérnment, has 1111111111 01' the New York, V
INewV. York East Troy. N Y., Newark, .
N J., Enstegn Swedish and Eastern
lpermnnsnt quarters in New York city
is the only guarantee lint 116111 havetho .. 1.. , t ‘
”.1‘1f.
Carillon conierences. His cities is in
111151 superintendents, the pastors oi!
Villec lunches and the standing com-
11111111111111. receives the quarterly
the district 1.1111611111111111:
pastors and does considerable visiting'
nmong the churches in this way he
of the several churches and finds his
knowledge of their needs and dliil- I
culties of great, value when he comesI
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prepared by him ior over 311 years.
YOU’LL give vouu baby the BEST»
to the lmportuut task of making the
appointment for the coming confer- no” _
9““ you Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castor-la.“
.. Better Method * . ’
This has proved a much better!
111111111111 than the former one of theI
assignment of n bishop from a distant
part of the country to'preslde over nl'
iconi’erence situated in a territory inl
which he has little knowledge of the!
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk?
or otherWise; to protect the
babies. ;’
‘conditions of the constituent churches;
land is obliged to get his. informationi The Centaur company. Wm" ‘ ‘ 1
‘regardlng the bent appointments from . .
'1a1’lous sources. !
While the conference opens iormal- I ,
ly W eduesdny, it will probably be pre-I r;
l-,-—
l
ceded 11,1 9. receptiOn Tuesday evening ...._.__.._
for the bishop and the visiting pas~
1 . .
f RESCENT
LAUNDRY
fiGentlemeu! ~ 1.
let no contract to keep your
suits in flrstclass condition._
This means you can have
Your Suit Cleaned
and. Pressed
ior‘lI‘VI stated period at a more
nodfl’nnl figure than you could
ohtglllyotherwisc. We will be
plopped 1111;119:111 particulars
11111911111111. ,
’Phouc - 5 ring 4
We Sell
Life insurance
IN THE
1 9
l 1avclcrs ins. Co.
ASK us ABOUT THE
DISABILITY CLAUSE.
it Will interelt You.
I. M. Layton & 60., inc.
Real Estate and InSurancc,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk
The Reed 81 Voik
Electrical Co.
“Tn. Only Fully squlpm
ELECTRICAL, 0110,!
In tho fawn
Auto suprtln
Phone 80540 30.11111 81..
So. smut 11111111 Hall Block.
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Try One Of 0111
Dellculu
...am"..V1I . 'dv phi
Dlnuers
Moycr M11111 Cars
3111311- 113,250
‘t’flllours,
\
$2.500
A Few Second Hand Cars at Low Prices
BANK. s)
River street, Norwnik. Conn.
OSCAR H
Distributer for Foiriield County,
COLEBURN & LAUDER
THE JEWEL-ERG
DiAMONDS. WATCHES JEWELRY, CUT GLASS.
We have 11 cureiuly selected stoc cacti
l’inted \V are. the latest designs of s
l
materung Silver and Silver 1
rd nidk'eré. Also Sliver
Novelties of every description we invite your iVns'poctidn1
W . .
Repairing and Optical Work at All- Kinds. .
T W0 STORES.
96 WA8HlNGTON STREET.
22 WALL STREET.
11011111 NOVRWALK.
. nofiwhtx.
attend the contereme The: bill beI There 1111111 been 3111 deaths thus far
entertained at the “0ch in ML vel’during the present conference year.
worth league. About 325 1111110111 11111 5111 Deaths .
Fl’Vallk Jacoby
' 11‘ ‘ - . 1" ' .. ,
tors. under the. auspices of the Epr 901111811” i ' 1
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non and in the homes ol members of. Three were rgtired minIQIers They O H 1
1 ' ’ - o t’ The tr
~1l1ci<irst church. ,1vcre the Rev. Dr. George V1111 A-i pp Y S a C
The Reports, ‘styne of South Norwnlk, the Rev llr.
!‘ Spring Showing of
There will probably be a (house this ‘Thomas 1. *‘Poulson of ltldlev Pork
year in the matter of the considers Penn, and the Re\. William Blown
tlon of the condition of the several "f Bridgeport.
auxiliary sooieties. Herctolore re 1 The active pastors who have died!
ports or the Woman's Foreign Mis- were the Rev Charles ll. Grubb, 1133- I ..
slonary sooletl, the Freedulens Aid tor of the First church, Ausonlu,’ the '3 1 . ~.
society and other organizations iln\c R9“ Benjamin C. Pillsbury 1111.1th 011 1 1. . _ 1,,1-
been interspersed \\ llh the loutine 11nd ”‘9 01“”91‘93 l“ Gulliord n.1dVliudisoVn.lV
special business of the conference D. “"d ”'9 Re\ Thomas 3- D0““ ”“510"!
is intended this year to give up an en- or the “ “id?” 100““ (bur-(l1 l"
tire dnyto listen to the reports from ' ”~* ,..__.__-...-. 1
the organizatinns and hear their needs 1
presented and urged. These reports GBLDEN cnnss HA8 :
lliiiilli NEE-Tilidl
and [lines will be made by the crew V
live ofllcer of each socifly. .
1 l m
.3.
Considerable New Business 5 , ‘
V _ The second oi the union Golden»
\ihilo, there will be the usual rorr‘
ii i l t 11 ii r lle Cross meetings was held in the ciln— i.
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he run pens to transnt . 1 111111. a) 'dcl oi 511111111111111Co1111n111111e11i;1.\'o. 470 .
new business is ccrtuln to be present
ed one i tie i t important mst U 0 G I" Friday elcning, l‘lebru- 7'
. o 1. nos .
altv " Th'er Wins o 1111' e dele at all.
~icrs will be nation on the report 01' #3 g g i
at.
from Old Well Commuudcly, \‘o. [116
the commission in pastoral support.
Tl 0 l l { tl f "V i of South Norwalk; also of Stamford
t 1‘: prop so“ '9 or]: i18 ngltlfreuwlc: , Comlnundery, No. 964, of Stamford,
0 ncrense re 8" res 0 a n1 'nnd Hartford (‘onlluan’dcriu No. 769,
paid pastors, so thllt every unmarried ,. , 1
, Hartford. lire grand officers were
pastor, who is 11 member oi the confer- = -‘ , ,
enc l1 ll 1’ (1.411 tl t 8800 snuu also present, including (1rnnd Com-
8, 8 a e e n cos mander Knight John Jettcl’y. of An- -—~ -1 ........... --—1--. ’
l. — 1 1 ‘ ' 1 i .
a iy, dud “my lunrrled pastor “ ho s sonln; Deputyflrnnd Conlmahdcrlnldy
'7 ,
Housefurnishlug Specialtiu,
Crockery China. Glassware.
Bathroom Fixtures Etc. 1
25 West Washington St., 1
’ South Nor-walk.
a member of the conference shall re-
. ' 9) I] 1 g1 y .; 1‘.
reivo at least $11000 annually. it is m on " S,“'.‘”“"1 of him‘e‘m” I I R E S
required that everv resident 111111111111 G” 0‘ hulls Augusto K' Bonham, 0‘ ‘
' ‘ ' D New Haven; Grand Herald Knight Orders placed with us now. for AV iiir
ur ll ur ., r . nt .
f nls ed 11 D ”mg? by the p ese .John E. Street, of New Britain;
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3 pkgs. Mothers Oats ....,..... .25:
3 111th liockcr's'ootmeal . ..1 . . 25a
3 pkgs. Presto Self liaising Flour 256
50c bottle Pure Olive Oil
We Give Green Tradlno stamps. .
V'l‘hreo children were burned to dint
O. E. Jackson"
Optician
Everything in the 01111111111111; .
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, l ‘ Lnymon' I Association V
i The llnnulll meeting or the Loy-I
'1 _ men‘s association of the conicrencci
yes Examined "if rec
3 Packages 1
Quaker Oats 250
10 Stamps Free With -~
”13601
snnnvnron'r, 11.11., 1111111115,,3‘ '
$6110. $7.00, '17. 60.,
limit!” 25'“ Dinner 350;. .
Royal Grocery};
ll
be applied to supplement the salaries . , _, . _ do Auto Repailing Ford 1111111 in oil
58 WM”; 8;"!ng oi pastors who receive less than the Inuhd ”we?” They “‘3“: us [0‘ :hrnnchch. f"
NORWM-K nmourm. named above. it is expected, 0:8: ‘ol’ ll. 1 lady Anni M. D l r. 1
’ :RHONEAII.‘ til 1 war ii rcl ill tnke ecluli ... e 8cm A t G
U. (i y (3 ll I “ ll Sp T“, K. H.-Kllli§hl. '10. Kceicl us In? S arage
QVlvatgtyr‘V‘
Manson House
C.‘ HASSI‘N, Prop;
861/294 Wuh. 6.. Bo. NON-ill.
TELEPHONE $07. _
We Can Accoul- _
'modatc 501~Peopie
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. . 4111111111 pm‘
regulations. which the pastoral 8110- I Mm. the mm“ business WM gunelute the present low price. .Quotations.
port action will not direct. ‘lhr u l1wltl m . m: 1. i’ L“ 1 1 on most any of the best lines
‘1‘he [iromsltlon'presented to the C 0 g‘ do", we 37d,erfi‘ 0, ‘ “”‘Vu‘ti My 1111111111311e1111v.w11’111 are your”
. conference 11 to establish an endow ommun ll. 1 0 ol tle Ulll‘l‘tll requirements. 1 A card will bring you.
lnont loud, the rocceds ol‘ which will term were installed M I" G (" lady quotations (nil or phone. ‘ mm,
D Helen l1. S-prague. assisted by the 50mg bargains in “.53" curs. ‘ “it”
collection during the conierence ycor,| \V '1‘ Knight “mg lycclt
. . ."r ' S J . .
W, li.~-l.ady 1.1011111111011111}
w. 1. c.——1.11'111- E-lnlly'Smitb.
W O CwKnlght George B Mills
i’. N. l1.ml,{11iitllt Albert Wollnltz.
litter the ceremony, liltldl'etitlel'l wclc
will be held Friday, March 27. with heard from the new N (‘1.l Lady Rom-
morning nnd afternoon sessions. icr l). G. 0. Lady sprngue. (l (1.. m
., F A Home of Brooklyn. N Y. is 1111115117 11111111 y. 11‘ 11 1(11111111‘.sm1111 ‘ 1111011111 slarlnsly good show is 1111—,
1 president or the association Two p o ,0 .mdy 1119111111111, N c Knigul'vol‘tlsed to be elven at lioyts’l‘lleoh’e
., Hartford men have olilcial positions. 0111:111- naming, of Old Well, No. 91111,, for the first three (hum of this week:
.ChariegV [1,, flay-key ll! one of the (131- N. 0. Knight liurtnett of Stumrord Headed by tile Thirteen Girls in Biilfi,
apples to the Council of Federated 11.10 mil; also Knight N )1‘ “In“, of 11 lluly milithry 1.1111111111111111 which
.iihurchos of Connecticut, and 11111111111 Cilurt-ford ‘ Ilwlll appear in :11 11111111161 riding
it. .'ewe_ll“lll 11 member of the co :1l'-‘er 1‘ The 0061mm“ {“1111ka lllc twenty. lmllltnl’y ltlrlllll. this we'ells hill 1‘0th
6M? “0M“ Ol' foreign missions. , ilhird anniversary or. 1111111111111 Cplnfl *0 be espcciuliy Wild One:‘: 071 til-9'
Rev. Lincoln liolllster 12111111111111- 1113111111111 The 011191.1111911111MIIQQ ofI doughnut hits qt vnlldcvliie1g“,lilnsy
tor of the Norwulk Methodist church, Lady Mary A Walsh ~wus rc.n.l A, lliionel," n sketch which is to b 'b
will not roturn‘to the local pustu’rnte, “"18““.5“ coincidence is that the 81,3..I8utlled by it (‘1.Town'e, 111111 1111111111
although called by the oliiciul board m1 come 1.1110 the Commundel’y m1” Iplace on the bill 11111] is ‘11
no has determined to seek greater ruapy '2‘7 139; WM“ ”in 11111111111111 y‘I furiously 111111111 comedy.
fields of endeavor and has accepted 11111111111111.1111 and mi the hnnivergnry 111110 iiraldley np’penr ill on Vupg,
11 call to the First M. E. cilprch February 1.271 15;”, her death notlcciflllwlwl comedy oddltl‘ , wh of
Flushing. is: 11..“ conditionally up 11111111111 lIQ accorded V " 1.1111, cut; mir'fe’ct‘ 11.111.111.11; hop
the rermlnltm chills New York. had ’ ‘11 11111111311111", 11111111111111 1111-01111 gymnastic 11 1
Mil .
W1““”“=‘-nnd"music by GM W9“ Or. number Oil the hill is Th '
1111111. instrulnentnlists of 11111111 V
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’ “Why do yell write in out
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124 891er MAIN 31’
01' 'Phoue 1322-2 M]. 11.11 mun. 1'
Woodward Avenue.
1 the amount so given to be added toV
the endowment fund. ’ I
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AT HOYT.’ 8 VTHEATRE.
vvdn invitation was 111.1
ttehdcvthe’ddvenlieth omit“
11! (1011130111 1111111111111; Sons of
aerosols Tuesday Welling. March
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nobleman. hammock 111111111 1-
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