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South .Norwalk.
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, 011w vorlods depiflms ranging m mist to Kitchen Fur:
1119119119 Mi 00W swims slid inductively hrlced, dnd incllido,
everythlnz necessary to completion furnish the home.
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Funeral Direct3rs arid Emhaimeis
Telephone 747
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wednesday; colder; brick
and high northwest winds. The storm
' which was central yesterday morning
near New York city has moved north-
eastward and is now control near
blastport, Maine. it has caused high
winds with rain and snow along the
North Atlantic coast. it is followed
by a long ridge of high pressure ex-
tending from Upper Michigan soutlp
, ward to Alabama; This 'aren has caus-
ed very low tempensturcs for this
season oi the year in the southern
districts. Light llxosls with a tem-
perature at 36 were reporlodJn Ml-
aml, Fla. The temperatures along the
coast from Florida. to Mnlne at 8
o'clock this months ranged from 28
to 38, the lowest using at Washingtonfi
n, c. A Lsilgnt disturbance is central
, ox or Texas, but it has not yet devel-
oped much pnecipltstion. . l
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY1.
Tempe: alure: high, 43.
Fair,
Low, 21;
Miss Anna l‘rendcrga‘rd, graduate
or. Xorwulk HighSchool. has accepted
a position in the office of the High
School.
m.»-
Mlss Genevieve Cluytou.'one of the
teachers at the concord street School.
is out onuccount of illness. Mrs.
Myron Osborn/ is substituting for her.
Miss Mary Rider of East avenue is
substituting at the Norwnlk High
School for Miss Florence Chancellor.
who is confined to her home by 111.
nous.
There will be. a ‘meetlng ot the
Town School Committee this evening
in the library of the Norwsik High
School. A number of important mat-
ters will be considered.
it is requested that the Lady Wash-
ington Lodge Committee will
this evening with the Norwalk Shep-
herds Social Club at the home of Mr»
Ross ButItery. in Cherry street
Attorney Jodopb‘ Linxweiler trustee
ior the Cleuriold Hut Company, will
viry his case ngulnut the lBurr ‘ M.
.oolsy Company in the second district
‘ town, court on Murcia 5.11 is. for an
unpaid blip“ .‘ . : ““
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Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Sherman
jilyxboeI who were married 1th wesk._
have returned from. their automobile
honeymoon excursion. 'i‘ho trip took
in New York, New Jersey and; Con:
nuctlcut states, but because of the
weather conditions was necesssrly
curtailed. ‘ 'l‘hoywill be at home to
their friends after March 15th at 3 I
Cedar street
Thursdsy afternoon at'lour o'cIOclt'
1'1er 0. Willlli White will give ll. talk' 1
to children at the Norwu-lk Library.
Mrs. White coils her talk “The Story
. of the Store" and lthlll be illustrated
, “my painted pictures at the mythologi-
1 -, mu characters from whom tbs con.
«tollstlons havo been named shown:
through the Rodedtosoope. rad: it is
hoped that Mrs. White will give an
othsr tall: upon the some unbloct to
.‘o will be chm-god.
meet '
.grown people and for this a small fee .
Cards .
Novelties. Favors and Place Cards.
Our One Cent Post Cards. 6 for 5c.
are the best quality that; money can
buy. lie sure and look them over at
DONNELLY S
81ATIONERY AND OK STORE
1. SOUTH IAIN TBEET.
4 RESCENT
LAUNDRY ,
Gentlemen'
let no contract to kcop your
1.118 in llrstclass condition.
This means you can have
Your Suit Cleaned
and Pressed
. Weekly
_ for it stated period at n more
nominal figure than you could
obtain otherwise. 'We will be
pleased to give all particulars
on request. , ‘
’Phone - 5 ring 4
We Sell
Life Insu’rauCe
, IN, THE
‘ Travelers’ ins. Co.
ASK us ABOUT THE ,
DISABILlTV CLAUSE.
It Will Interest You
i. M. Layton 8t 00., inc.1
Real Estate and Insurance
,5 Railroad Avenue,
~ Scuth Norwalk
The Rood 8: Volt
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully. Millpond
lLEGTIiOAL. 9H6?
in tho FM
AU‘l‘OI IUPPLII‘
. .Ppono coo-rill) so. Mold. 8t. ,
g '90. Nonalk. 1' Muttofllll Block.
~Ww~w sum
St. Pam
is
l IIIliu;-:-;I:s2lil‘.' 1-;nzngu'r'o‘
1:1,Moyer‘33
Sixes $3 250
Dlstrlbuterior Fslrtlold Count
. “THE K-NO‘JKEWB GREED
Man comes into the World without his consent. ind leaves it against
his will. Doria; his stay on earth his time is spent in one continuous
round pf centuries and misunderstandings. ism thinner he’ s on on
gel; in his boyhood he's a devil; in his manhood he’s everything from
o. lizard up: in his duties has a darn tool: it he rplsss‘ s. ismlly he's at
chomp; it he raises 3 check he’s n this! and ihsn the law raises ——-’!
with him; it he's a poor mun he's a poor manager and hes no sense; it
he's rich he's dishonest, but considered anion; if he's n politician he's
a grailsr and a crook; it he's out of politics you can‘t moo him as he
is an undesirable citizen: it hopes to church he's I hypocrite: l! he
stays away he'd a sinner; it he donates to foreign missions he does it
tor show; if he doesn't he’s stingy and ,a. tight wod; 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 hols too
cheap to buy a stamp; it he calls on you he mikes. you pay his travel-
ing expenses; 11 he does not call on you he cannot Word to.
When he first comes into the worm, everybody‘ wants: to kiss him:
before he goes out. they all want to kick him. If he dies young there
was a great future boiorohim; it he lives to a. ripe old use. then. of
course. he's living only to save funeral expenses.
LlFE’a A DAMN FUNNY THlNG. ASN'T IT?"r‘
Why not give" us a swims orderond try our c
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I YMQND BIOS.
1 am in New York our.
Miss Mugs Price is spending a row
Mr, and Mrs. John Brill are enter-
mining relatives from Bridgeport.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank drelsnd of New
'Havon have returned to their home
after spending several days with
Ilrionds here. \
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'l‘hq heavy ruins of yesterday flood-
ed every cellar in the lower section of
the town. All sewer wells were flood-
ed and unable to carry off the wntcr,
A chimney fire at the home of John
ii. Partridge on State street was the
cause of up alarm of tire to be sent in
last evening shortly after 6 o‘clock.
The firemen used chemicals on ' the
blaze and soon had the fire out, The
damage will not amount to over $25.
An automobile belonging to James
McElroy of Bridgeport went into a
Isnow drllt on the Bridgeport road
isnturduy morning and held up trailic
[tor some time A trolley car happen
ed along about this time and several
strong men from the cur lilted the:
our back to the roudwuy,
»Don’t let the copy sultei‘ from
eczema, sores or any itching of thei
thin. Doan's Ointment gives instant
roller, cures quickly. Perfectly sale
for children. All drusglsts sell it
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otor1 . Cars »-
Fours, $2, 509
A Few Second Hand Cars at Low Prices
0 5 CAR H B A Nils
y!
River street, Norwsllr. Conn.
1Dnnburv Monday morning.
, 22 WALL eraser.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER
THE JEWELEIB.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES JEWELRY. CUT GLASS.
We have a carefuly selected stock of Sterling Silver and inner
Plated Ware, the latest designs or standard makers. .
Novelties of every description. We invite your inspection.
“1.
Repairing and Optical Work of All Kinds,
. TWO BTORES.
96 WASHINGTON GTREET.
Also Silver
scum NORWALK.
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n \veok-cnd ‘
Miss Eva. Ferris, was
visitor in New York.
Miss Floi‘euco Hunks returned to:
Mrs, W. C. \Veslcrlleld is convalesc
ring from her recent illness
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Allan Gifford has returned 110 Storrs
utter spending (1 short mention in
LOW ll.
Mrs .hruuk Amls lius loft [Own for
a month 3 sojourn in Boston and \'e\\
York.
0
daughter.1
Mrs. Rose ix'usli nml
1lielen, hove lcl’t town to reside lu1
Xorwulk.
m— ‘
Mr. and Mrs. i‘llsrlcs Benedict llllleI
returned from :1 low duys‘ visit ln'
‘ New York.
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Miss Sulliuui, member in the Mill-1
die School. is. now hoarding uilh Mrs
F. In. Bul‘l‘iu. 1
Mr and Mrs William (lorry will
entertain a large number or friends at
whist \ledncsduy exerting, . ~ 1
1
Mrs. Helen (lodlrey. of Cannon Stu-|
nonwsut.
fl
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Optician
with the following «Combination
Illor $100.
5 lbs. firnnulntcd'fiilzar, 7'1
Ton
I I1 package. com Starch
1-2 lb Peerless linking Powder
Try One of Our__
1 hot Worchsstcr :SuucoII
Lean Amen St‘ovorollilh .I‘ \ . '
barge bottle Binding "
I‘1ISpeclal. ichntc’ II
i can Magnolia or CloVsr Milk, 1
1 lb very (loud (‘oftes or 1-2 11).
O. B. ‘Jhcks‘On-
Everythingin theOptlcal Line pg
Eyes EXnmined Free 1
‘53 4.491! Stamps Free 1‘
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NORWALK. ‘
won: m
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Mansnon House
C HASSflBL'T Prop.
Bel/.94 Wash. 80.. as. Norwulk.
~ IELERHONE 307.
We Can Accom-
odate 50 People"
Ilia s oi bohrd are $6.110, ‘1
tion has been the guest for a few
days (it Miss W. ..l Sherwood
Mrs M E Godfrey who is spend-
{ing the uintcr out or town, is ill at the
iliomo oi relutlv es in Ridgolleld
. Mrs. 11:, S. "Andrews, has entertained;
her sisters. Mrs. W. H. Bodlent, oil
5the Lowanai‘lshmnd Mrs. W. ll. Bar 1
11rett1. of lluilbutt street,
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,. Mrs w. n. liurlbutt and dirt-3,01
'1‘ Gregory of Cannon Station. and
iMrsI ilinsloy Corps of the West Side,
I’huve been guests of Miss Allco
Fitch.
WA“ o .
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn. have re-
turued from New York WilBI‘B‘LhBS’aflI‘
tended the funeral of Mrs. iiorn's
'aunt, IMrs. lloeger. The deceased
lady ivas well known in
where she had spent the simmer for
several ours, with her nieces. Min
Horn and Miss Susie Faulhnbcr. She
1wns 81 years ‘01’ age. illld licrdeuth 'ls.
‘decply iogrellcd by many friends.
‘Isncnsrnnv snvnu's svrxu »
'. GRANDGHILD. . , 1,
wwnmrrrov Mar. own new imb'y
girl at Seorcturi Bryan‘s home to:
day delayed a confer-once with the»
British Ambassador and also 111
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ed a military drill that is de
‘cidedly novel and entertaining. The T l R E.1S‘
lyOung ladies are well trained. . go
1‘brought down the house
1 to have their \vork'cut out for them
illo‘ltd, this .yveelt. ‘1 Che sketch tells
.. other millionaire.
;tIhe advice. slopes with ilie girl and
1opeulng att oi the bill and gives u
‘Iare among the most popular in this Janitor. The list Mans Burden,
Weston. .
Instantly Holistic: Bwoilim lnflili'nsd balm dissolves by the heal: Oll
’INou Head. Throw—Von Breathe lrils; penetrates and begin ti
Freely—Dull Headache Goon—Nasty llamod, swollen membrané whit:
Dilemma Stops. 11116 none, hood ,:
--- pir puisuges;
Try “Ely'o Cream Balm." ‘ 1:Innd ‘a Joplin»
Get a small lbotlle on'vway, 111% t0 roller comes 1 ' .
try ltwApply a little in the nostrils Don't lay awake tonigIh
and instantly your slagged nose and. for breath, with head spite
stopped- -up air passages of the heudIclosed haw log and blolving it};
will open; you will breathe lreely: Ior a cold, ith its running it e‘
dullness and headache disappear 'By {mucous droppi o the flu {Mi
morning! the calorrh, cold in head orlruw drynesfi‘lfiJgi-esgmg ,1
caturrhal sore throat will be gone needless 1 “'
ind such misery now! Get thel Put your funnel—just shown "ill!
small bottle of, “idly' s Cream Balm" at (‘ream Balm” and your cold or 0 tall
any drug store. This sweet, fragrant will surely disappear.
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
Another rattling good show at
Hoyt‘s. No use talking, the shows
are getting beiteu and better, it it is
possible, and there is one thing cer~
thin that the bills are pleasing the
theatre going public of the city. The
bill uhlch is being given the llrst
three thus of this week has class
written all over it and it is the type
that is not tiresome.”
The Thirteen Girls in Bills present-1. 1
spring Showing of
sons .
through :1 number or stunts than ale 01-3,.” placed “m1 us. now for All‘
new to the local public and complete delivery will assure iour purchnsi 1»
the act with a “all scaling lest that “1 the present low price Quotstl
1is marvellous. Ion most any of the best lines
\i lrice
The Three Kcltons. musicians of n remglémmtsgré low. What are 0
1 card will bring
high order, presented an act which quotations. (‘all or phone. 1
yesterday some bargains in used cars. i
it is easily do Auto licpair.ing Ford work lip
afternoon and evening. br.anches
seen thalIthe TllreeIKeltous are going
in salislylng the local people, More, Austin’ S Garag
more more is what the patrons ask
for when the Keltous appear on the 124 SOUTH MM” 8-!
stage. The music is good, some (11‘0" 1Ph°"° 162243. W. 1310 A 81
the musical instruments are Hove” Woodward Avenue;
and there is not a dull moment in the1
entire act. it is a headliner omen;r
a show of headliners
"Easy Money." a sketch w-hlch has
been seen here on previous occasions.
is Islvsn by a strong’ company at
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1. Hauseful'nlshing spéeiuluu.
i crockery China, Gluuwhro:
Bathroom Fixtures Eté.
the story of a young mun in low withI
the (laughter of 0. rich old codger u ho
i1“ planning to marry her on to un-
‘ The poor young
man tries to tell the old man of his
lme. for the y9ung girl the old fel- - I I
rI'lou stops him before its mentions the Albert F; Gehe 1
name of the girl gives him advice on :1
Ihow to procure the girl and the old; 25 WCSI Wilmington Stu"
man's money”, and ndwnces him ex- South Norw‘alk. .‘
pcnse money. The young man takes 1PHONE 1069- 2. pmmm [jelly
‘ TAKE ADVANTAGE or omit
the; GREAT
Selling. Out
Clothing I-Sale
LOUIS AvRi.
south Norwnllt Co
on lutcrcsting, laughable sketch isIthe
result,
Artuso gy,innnst
appears in
number of athletic stunts that are1
wonderful. ills balancing fonts are
the best s'écu at the thoulre this year
and he deserics e\erv bit of the
large amount of applause which is
given him
Aside from the mmles, me other.
act on the bill is that of Tell and Uno
Bradley, iun1 makers A droll, scream
lugly lullglmble Skéttli is ghen lly
the Bradley's and tho amount of ap-'
pla‘use given them showed beyond the P. 0 Block.
slightest shudow of a doubt that they
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MUSICLHALL I
The patrons of this house 1\\lll he’
treated Ito an extra good show to- BTEAMER HOWARD GROUNDBD
night We strong two real lecture BAUNMORE, Md, Min-ch ii.~«-'l‘
“Out of the 'Déptlis" 1‘1 a strong story Merchants' and illnors' steamer Ho
01' lolly and Misfortune. preclpIitutlnz aid, from Boston. which grounded i
advontures and culminating n, a Chesapeake Boy, floated today
Iclmrmlnz lové dimly Tho 'i‘hriltr dockod hora. II'
i1l.ittle llunsalo. and the Mystérlou
‘W av, make up the balance oi" til
{show that is sure to please ‘
M
anon.
, mforced at Ev
Makes Ithe Doubl -‘
_ . was sandman
s roin owed so thut the strain woolly
Moi; upon 'I‘iii- IHuIiW I 1
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