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BUILIHNO.
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than having your order sent us for
were normal who gave their orders
gouty! THIRTY‘ CENTS.
lYoulig’s magazine. an up to the min-
lite periodical tel all members or the ,
anllly, into your. home for three "
months. For full particulars read the .
F“Scntlnei Offer" on the Home De-
partluent page.
\Ci‘l‘arles A. Bear, of WashinglOn
rest. spent Sunday in Danbury, in
which city he formerly resided.
.3. LA
(Successor to J.
5 Main Street
llesdn3, March 11th
'Local visitors to Florida are writ-
ig north of the bean i'rost that has
EaStIndiaiTeaCo
“we owe auoxsaossu Pasmuui resume prams. :3 .
Announcement
On Thursday last. March bill we offered thlough the columns of -
this paper to deliver to you for twelve weeks either the Saturday Eve»: I
ulng Post or the Country Gentleman. or three consecutiVe copies of
the Ladies’ Home‘Journal, Free of Charge. and for no'other obligation
Among the many respordents who took advantage of our offer
gret to say that since we are unfamiliar with the names of many of
our' patrons and still unaouualnted with the streets of the city. orders
so received have given cause for confusion.
more we 'wouid ask you. to extend us your kindness by repeating
. it‘ly cents will bring 'Smal‘t your order either in person or by mail.
vies, the moat up to date fashion “ ~ ’
and home magazine issued and V9” respectfully yours,
P. m'S—Jl‘he aforementioned offer will hold good until noon of Wed-
125 Washington sued j
your fsvmite newspaper.
through the telephone We re-
In order to avoid any
Spring styles on
- Glover’s Shoe Store
NICE
‘ so
FOR
The fitting quality and value of
Elite Shoes is well known. '
; $4 and ‘ $4.50
r, Hayes.)
NORW‘ALK
.spt the state as far south as Miami.
It was the worst freeze fer \egetation
m““‘i‘r’litice “94 and destroyed much »‘ of + COLEBURN
7 value.
——-At your command twenty‘t‘our
hours each day—the telephone.
President John W. Scully. of the
United Hatters of North America, and
Martin Ilawlor. secretarytreasurer,
: are in town today on business con.
heated ‘with the organization—Dan-
? 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
. ibury News,
22 WALL STREET.
THE JEWELERS.
DIAMONDS, WATCHE8 JEWELRY, CUT GLASS
We have a carefuly selected stock of Sterling-Silver and Silver
Plated Ware. the latest designs of, standard makers.
Novelties of every description. We invite your Inspection.
Repairing and Optical Work of All Kinds.
Two STORES.
& LAUDER
Also Silver
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
.3»: ’1 James Conroy, prescription clerk ill
"the H. Glendenning pharmacy in Ull-
‘ver Noruaik, is ill at his home with
7
. an attack ot the mumps Mrs. Con
roy but recentl3 recovered from the
same illness.
. “The regular social 0t Court Laurel
Daughters of Cabtile, will be held
Wednesday evening. Dr. Sullivan will
give a talk on Tuberculosis, and each
member is privileged to invite a
‘ lady friend,
three months before
-—Helpful suggestions for the home
dressmnker will be found in Smart
Styles. 30c. will secure that and
Young's magazine for you for three
months. See Home Page.
Misses Cecelia Weiss and May
rite, of New York, chaperoned by
Miss Fannie Mayer, all of New York,
re the weekend and Sunday guests
'Hsrry Mayor, of the H.- Jacobs 6':
"Son shoe manufacturing establish
ent in .Norwalk. 9
Paris
' for womcns'
The usual Saturday night club New
b‘iill was served Saturday evening at
lib South Norwalk Club. A large
' other of members were present to
L‘ke' advantage of the luncheon.
There were several kinds of sand-
io‘hes, radishes and cider. mg (Minn...
WILLIAM
Continue. 13 units
‘Rmheproof of the pudding is in the
ting. Ask the man who has n tole-
iwilly be has it. _
South Norwalk. Conn.
:t the regular session of South
gymalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent
1w Prblective Order of illks. Wednes-
’" evening. further nominations ~of
. “can be made, and the election
epicure will take place. District The postponed bowling games of
Grand Exalted Ruler Martin the South Norwslk Club duck nln
“mi. ligham. 0! Dflnb‘fl‘yi will mfikr tournament will likely take place
diplal visit here on March 25th. this week.
will be initiation of candidates
assay afternoon. March 22. The}
us” election of officers will
“is a Wednesday. April 8th.
..._.._._......
lasted unto a late hour on Saturday
night.
The annual meeting of the Men'sl
be Brotherhood of the downtown Congre-
jgatlonal Church will be held on St.
Patrick's evening, March 17th, in the
church parlors.
The annual election of officers and
directors of the Norwalk Day Nur-
. sery will be held this afternoon. At
Ithe meeting the reports of the officers
for the postwar will be presented. .
Captain James H. Biokford. of Smith
street, is to be taken to the Bridgeport
[amoral Hospital, buddy, if his 0011le
Why Not Be the First One to Wear the Really New Siylcsl
PlC'TORlAL REVIEW
PRESENTED
THE "MlNARET" STYLES
.The first Draped Skirts
fwere displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for March, 1912—7 months
before any other pattern oi~
iercd draped effects.
PICTORIAL . REVIEW.
offers new as the latest from
The "JAPANESE" Collar
dresses, waists, coats, etc.
is your chance to
choose and wear this, the lat-
est style from Paris first.
At our Pattern Counter,
you may inspect this charm-
Two Stores.
Choir rehearsal at Trinity church.
.i’baf except that “It card system willI ‘ p
bewussd instead of the coupon system '
any other pattern.
and misscs’
('lmi lime, 15 cents
P. BEERS.
. Norwaik. Conn.
CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB.
You can Join The South Norwalk
Trust Company's Christmas Savinzli
Club, which starts Monday, March
16th anytime during the week. Club
will close for receiving members on
March 23rd.
This years Club will be restricted
to 4,000 members. Everybody is wel-
come to join. There will be ’three
classes this year,
Class starting with payment of 5
cents, increasing 5 cents each week
for 38 weeks. .
Class starting with $199. decreasing
5 cents each week.
Class paying 81. 00 per week.
You can join any class you prefer.
Club will be operated same as last.
as beretoltire. This system is an im-
movement over the coupon system.
L.‘ -i:\u\‘\=\:\:\"‘\:\ux ..
The Gorbam Co. 1‘
Always the latest ruin" it: 1, .
“through four inches of the left breasti
to a rib. where the end of the knife}
Paperflangiug
Decorating”-
Tlle Ceiliam- Co.
\0 Flu! at. ..- em Nam-lit
mm or
RANGES
II the W 0010910” In MW"
. Illa.
transom), mess
roux. . run our
ACORN
. ' street. who hits been ill the past week
, is much better today
. Mrs.
‘ street... has returned to her home after
, spent Sunday with Mrs. Kane's moth-
' she was formerly Nagy’s wile. but that
Mlsa‘ not J 9...»... of Maple
w... M. I
midis. Pinkllam, of Hillside
a few‘fda‘Ys‘ visit in Crnubury.
;
«Mrs. Henry R. ’Bulkloy. of Hillside
street. liaslsecured a maiden withi
the Paris Cloak and Salt House.
Miss Virginia liuclmnan, of New"
York, spent the week-end With Miss
Florence McMahon, of iiilllside street.
a
Mr. and Mrs. John Kane, of Bethel,
e", Mrs. James Costello, of Putnam
aveue.
walnut 'srlsstn willie
(Continued from m Page.) '
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if.
Sale. of H ‘ ‘41" . High Class
New fl ~ ’j- - 1,. . shape-
_ REM' 90¢. . . . at 01.25
4 validation. to 08.00.
New Spring
and Dresses .
at Moderate. Prices
Suit’s, Ctujats'
‘—
mocoooqunooooooooomoooom' ' oooooooooooom WOW
Linoleum Remnants 200 sq yard
OllCl‘t‘lh
The A J Ange
0" "E“ “AV "(’ME 3 134.135 Washington Street.-
before she left the old country she se-
cured a divorce from him, leaving the
papers there. N'agy claims that she is
still his wife, according to the coun-
sol he has retained, llinx'weiler 8:
iHegeman. ‘
Wonderful fortitude has been dis-
forced into her breast a distance of
four inches. it passed through her
muff. through one of the fingers of the
loft hand holding the muff, through the
clothing she wore on the left side. and
lodged against the bone. With euch|
force was the stabbing done that theI
knife buckled an inch from the point.i
Had it been slightly lower, then thel
corset would have protected the wo-I
‘1 .
Snakfset, 25:. Dinner, 35c.
Supper. 25c.
Tuesday Dinner
Celery Soup
German Pot Roast
Hamburger Roast and Green
Peas
‘lloiied Potatoes
Creamed Onions
'Pudliing
Banana Souffle
Home-made Bread and Pics
Mansion House
C. HASSI‘N. Prop.
Silva-94 Walh. 8h. So. Norwalk.
As Nagy approached Kuhn departed
rather hastily. and the woman scream!
ed. Officer Lockwood stated to a re-
lng day he will remember that scream.
“It was terrible." he said, "and I could
think; only ofmurderwllen i heard it" 'i
Officer Lockwood was a hundred yards
away and around a corner. but the
speed with which he traversed the me.
tance would have done credit in a mar.
aihon.
As the officer hove in sight, Nagy
bad hold of the woman. apparently at-
itempting to get her hands free from
' his, that he might stab again. So ter-
rified was the woman that her grip was
as steel, and this probably paved her
more serious injury. The ofilcer
grabbed the man and after some dif
tdculty overcame the resistance offer-
ed. effecting the 'arrest unassisted. He
stock the man to the police station
where he was placed in a cell. Nagy
]had been drinking. _ -
The woman here showed her won—
derful courage by walking to the cities
of Dr. Robert M. Wdlfe for-attendance.
Her. injuries were medically treated
and she walked home again.
Officer Lockwood did not and a knife
Also Repairs for All liar.“
lanes & Hotcbhlss
Company
17 Well at. . "smut.
and will be appreciated by the mom1 “
\
"City National, 1' Bank
massacres educator name
~ .IUBINEBB ANDlOPFERS EVIRV
FAClLlTY =00N0l0TENT
WITH SOUND
IANK i N0
Capital / 01mm“ and Profit
”00000.00 “17.00000
into Dope-it ”in! “and 06 m n-
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pn-
JOHN H. KNAPP, iu‘VIotPru
FREDERICK M ROWAN. 9.6 Vice
Pres.
WILFRED IODWELL. ductile!
DIRECTORS
I. H‘. Mathew-oil .l. Violins. Mum
can -.N Knapp / John H. Liam
Jhriotian sworn: Fred. H. Rowan
flame-lawman.» _Lowlo I Hill-“mi
' - auk- L'
laud-
. nae—u.-
' leg iro’ting machinell were yesterday
1 from life. as, cipenllliie equipment
‘ this not ' Iifliilil be, and tile copper-l
on the men when he made the arrest,
but he returned later and discovered
lit in the roadway where the scuffle
had ensued- Upon the fact that the
officer saw no knife in the mall's
ll. . he Mmuv tile arrest. the de-l
.fensc may lay great streess and may
claim that Nagy did not do the stab-
hing.
The defense claims that the woman
is still Nagy' 6 wife and Nagy says that
she promised to_follow him to i’ough
keepsle, N. Y., to live if be secured a
position there. \He found the job all
~ Fight, but she failed to follow and he
returned here only to find her walking
.[homa with another man. Crazed with
(hulk and jealousy he did not stop to
I consider the serious nature of the not
he was about to commit, nor the se-
' riousllele of the consequences he must
suitor.
This morning the» testimony of tho
and the case was continued at the re;
’quest of Attorney liegeman n'untli Wed-
lnesday.
VOTING MACHINES MOVED.
creation room in the city hall, where
the officers hays their lockers 'and
‘have a general equipment of loans ng‘
necessaries. the two large crates hold
moved from this room to- the city
‘ clerk's Vault. um they will be safe
physician. Dr. Wolfe. only was heard '
' 'TELEPHONE‘BOT.
wit"
Remnants 15c sq. yard
vine 81 Son 00
south Norwaik.
We have a fine line of
LEATHER
,GooDs
Just the thing for a Birthday
Present; also some very pretty
BIRTHDAY BOOKLETS.
RIGGERMAN
ROS.,"64 North Main St.
Daily and Sunday Papers
Delivered.
TIRES
Orders placed with us now for April-
delivery will assure your purchasing
at the present low price. Quotations
on most any of the best lines
My prices are low. What are you.
requirements? A card will bring you
quotations. Call or phone. I have
some bargains in used cars. I til-o
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in Ill
branches.
Austin’s Garage
124 BOiiTH MAIN ST.
Or ’Phono 1622.2, W. R. Austin. 11
Woodward Avenue.
Try One of Our
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY Lowe's) '
Thamer
ocULlaTe AND .op-rlclANs
IS YOUR EYESIGHT GETTING
WORSE EVERY DAY?
Then your eyes demand atteu~
iion. You should notvaegiect them.
You owe it to yourself to act
PROMPTLV null WISELY. '
Let our O'ClllJS’l.‘ examine your
eyes and prescribe the correct
glasses
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with the following Combinatiim "A" ' '
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1 am Magnolia or Clover Milk, .0?
1 lb. Very Good Coffee or 1-2 lb.
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1 package Corn Starch ‘ .10
1-2 lb. Peerless Baking Powder .85
‘ 1 bot. Worollester Sauce .10
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Daily Line
TO NEW YORK
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27. East River, New York
(foot of Catherine streetl, every day
except Sunday at 3 p. m.’ Freight ra-
Iceived at Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
South Nobwaik up to 5:80.
NORWALK
Steamboat Line
Atho J. lerH. Leases.
GEORGE ,‘F' FOOTE, General Agent.
Large Variety of
BathroomFi’iitures '
_ ....l
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897
Kitchen (told Pantry Needs.
’ ’t
'l‘RlED TO SELL HORSE.
Two young men tried to sell a 3200
horse to in. Wilton than yesterday fer
The local police Were notified
land on advice of the authorities here
the young men were held. Later the
To make “10“? "mm m ”‘9 ”m“- m“ New Canaan authorities secured the"
'380.
thieves and the stolen property. .
Mosaic. the twelve-yesr-old block
Cocoa Door Mats. Jardinieree, Um-
brella Stands, Parcel Putt Egg Boxes
and the like at lowest glues.
Albert F Gellcbe
on West Washington St"
South Norwalk.
Phone 100M. Prompt Delivery.
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spaniel of Howard L Hold. of Arch
street. First district. passed awayyelie Sergeant mm Gibson took tho
tel-day, It was to the mt regret of names of eight lion who were new
all the children oi the neighborhood. balling on Main strectmit above am
as well as in the older people. for tbo street. Saturday afternoon. Shine plo-
little canine was a pot of the oommm rid pants: were struck by the flying j
0 any malle- datll came about be new and made it complaint to
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