I , meeting of the Second District elec
MonwALi: rsuer co.
"BUILDING.
rahspnjjilns 1230. ‘
title DicklnanABresev case has gone
or for one week.
Audio Bessie Corbett, or High street,
spending the day ill New York.
of,
‘ ‘Mrs. George Baxter, .‘tomerly
Norwalh, but now living in New York.
is visiting niends here
‘ .. The new Psychology Class will hold}
a? regular meeting in the Norwnli:
Frantic Library on Monday afternoon
gt 8 o‘clock. ,.
W...
I ,—-‘:Don’t borgct ot look over the lc
YVEas-ter postals at 'Donnelley‘s. The
Moon igrade that can ‘be had for‘tho
price. - 4
Mrs. ii, 0. Drake. oi 17 St. John
street, East Norwalk will entertain
. the Lucia Helpers Monday at 3 p m.
' Thole will be sewing. ‘
—-ln emergencies time saved counts.
The greatest of all time savers is tele-
phone service.
lRoutine matters transpired at the
trical board lash night. Tnl on re
pairs followed. “ Bills were paid
Mr. and Mrs. A’Franlr 'Readman, of
Thomas street. are the proud parents
of a. baby daughter horn yesterday.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
lA stated communication of Old
lWeii Lodge No. 108 F and A. M.. will
"be held at its rooms March 17th, at 8
A ololock in. m. The Master Mason do.
f ores will be worked.
a...
Rev. Kenneth MacKenzie. of West.
port, occupied the pulpit at the Christ
Episcopal Chruch, on the East Side.
last night. There was a goodly nt-
tendance at the Lenten service.
Frank-Madman, rated 100. defeated
Frank ‘Scoiield, rated 85, by the score
of 100 to 78, last night, in the Ross-
Reynolds' tournament. The winner
played for Reynolds’ parlors.
The annual meeting of the Men‘s
Brotherhood of the South ‘Norwailt
Congregational Church will he held on
Tuesday evening. Tomorrow noon A.
‘ Dwight Keep will address, the club on
i"i‘he Panama Canal."
\
' «To the man thinking of building:
When this glad day arrives, kindly
’ turn your searchlight in the direction
or our trademark, which stands for
A quality or workmanship and complete
I satisfaction to the customer. We will
itiirnlsll intelligent answers to your
questions and offer suggestions and ad-
, vice so that the much-abused word
: Wool-vice" may mean something to you
personally. 'l‘ilone .1082. St. John
. and Keysor.
. Tho “ElwinGoJlrngh Social Club is
"furthering plans for the prize waltz
and dance to be held in Drenuliand;
Washington street. St. Patrick's
night. 'l'w wo silver cups will be a-
ded and Feldlor's singing arches
With chimes will furnish music to
Learn to Dance
Start now Ii'or Easter. All
Modern J and
Dances Guaranteed.
FOR $5.00.
your own home or
. Regular
Private Lessons every
afternoon and evening in
o......... ..c. “
125 Washington Street
Tel 371
‘ we oi
WIy Not Be the First One to
THE "MINAR
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PICTORIAL
PICTORIAL
Paris
for , wonicns'
dresses, ‘ (waists,
Now
choose and wear
Costume. 15 cents liig fashion.
For sale at'DoNNELLY’s,
Offer
on THE, Laoiés' Home loonnAi.
A~o sA'runoAV Evsuino post
WILL a: CONTINUED moi-:Fmirn.
“s”. LANICE
5 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Mrs. Ada EAItenbrandt
PURCHASING
AGENT 81 SHOPPER
Also sole agent £01 The Jenningsdlrng-
don C0,, importers of Fine Drona Fab~
rice. Suits and Coats Mild. to Order'
by French Tailor. Perfect ilt guaran-
teed. ’PhOne 1225 2.
6 West Street
south Norwalk
Finest New York State
Apples
in heavy syrup, 2 large cans
RED ALASKA
SALMON
Very fancy. Per can ..... 140
3 NORWAY MACKEREL, Fat . . 250
Royal Grocery
Graders and Frultorero.
Tel. 1264-3. 22 80. Main St.
Aucther Visit
of tho ifainous
McEneIIy
Orchestra
Under auspices of NAV‘AL
MlLiTiA AT ARMORY. WEDNES-
DAY, MARCH 18.
‘ DANCING a. To 12.
Admission
uohivllllvlntllldtlli 36°
”
Thirty cents‘ will bring Smart
Styles, the most up to date fashion
and home magazine issued and
Young's magazine: on up to the min
PICTORIAL REVIEW
rnassmnn .
‘ three inonths before any other pattern.
The first Draped Skirtii
’ were displayed in '
for March, 1912--7 months
before any other pattern of-
feted draped .cficcts. ‘{
. oli’crs now as the latest from
The "JAPANgsrz" Collar
.1de
is your chance
cst style from Paris first.
At our Pattern
you may inspect this charm-
tuition
Q—ONLV 'riiiarv came. ’
r
1!
Wear the Really New Styles!
ET'? STYLES
REVIEW
Natulr, the young Eskimo girl, and
Elmootuk, the young man, who have
E , ,
R VIEW been visiting New Yoflr. spent most
which bound up «the city“ for two
weeks in Central Park playing in the
snow When“ others had been"driven in
by the zero weather they said It was
almost too norm for them. They said
that the park in Elle. snowstorm was
inisscs'
coals, etc.
in
this, the lot:
a...
Counter.
Costume.
1.1 cents
16 South Main Street. ‘ ,
mam
Breakfast, 25o. Dlnnn, 35c.
Supper, 25c.
0
Sunday Illiiilfil‘
SOUP
\ Cream of Celery
'- Ronst Best
Best Fresh Hum
Lamb Frlcassee ' ~ .
Mashed Potatoes
Green Pens
Cream Puifs
Homo-made Bread and Pics
Mansion House
c. HASS‘I‘N Prop.
”My“ Width. 83., So. Norwalk.
TELEPHONE 807.
Tints"
Orders placed with no new 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. "Are marriages founded on ml tonic
requirements? A card will bring you love justifiable?" Katherine Grey, the
quotations. Call or phone. 1 ha ave
some bargains in used cars l a] accomplished and intellectual actress,
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in NI ““3 “33°3- ”“33 Grey ‘3 the 3393 0'
branches. ' "The Rule of Till-on," a new force,
0 {in which she mans on two ell-husbands
Austin's Garage g
and.one real husband. 'She does it
124 SOUTH MAIN ST.
successfully
"Am I really the first man m ever
Or ’Phono 1922-2, w. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avonua‘i
“To? One” of Our
Delicious
_ Dinners.
Tripp’sRe‘staurant
(FORMIRLY LANE’B)
ipurely platonic. "
Grey.
of he brides at least. it doesn‘t moire
are not to be justified, they «will con-
' tlnue.
"Most women." she continued, "wad
of their time during-ills snowstorm.
"‘MOOT MARRMGES ARE FOUNDED ON PLATQNIC LOVE—0N THE
BRVDE’B PART," SAYS KATHERINE GREY
"The love with the other two was
"The question whether or not pla-
tonic marriages are insatiable is not
the important question." said Miss
"The important fact, is that
most of them are «platonic on the part
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‘W t pening Days
the only thing they had found in the
United States which looked at all
homelike. ' ‘.
“It is pretty Warm." said the girl.l
when she was asked how she enjoyed
herself “But we left our heavy cloth»:
ing at home, so we get along pretty?
well. "
Illut they will get out of New Yalk:
ll
a“
“2.3““
g
long not are the warmth oi summers:
some: 3
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USED CARS
We have a lot of used automobileJ ranging in price. from $100 to
$350, which we are closing out to make room for new cars. These
cars must go. and are bargains.
and look them over. -
;.F E Lockwood 8. Co
39 WALL STREET.
um
12o Washington St.
Call at F.
Spring Opening
Our Stocks of Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts and Waists are now complete
Your inspection is coldialiy invited.
M. MOLTASCH & SON
Main Sim—210 ’Atlantic so, Stamford.
E. Lockwood and 00.,
N ORWA LK.
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
zz WALL srnag'r.
COLEBURN 8. LAUDER
'THE JEWELERS.
DIAMONDS, WATCHEs. JEWELRY, CUT GLASS.
We have a carefuly selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
APluted \‘l are. the latest designs or standard makers.
Novelties or every description. We invite your inspection.
Repairing and Optical Work of All Kinds.
TWO STORES.
Also Silver
SOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK.
They like their husbands, of course.
They pick out the kind of men they
can like. But moot of the love is on
the part or the husbands. The brides
make a great pretense of love. Some
of them do love; others learn to love
after they have been married—4t the
Ihusbands are gallant enough to make
them learn.
"In Europe there isn’t even the pre-
tense of love. most marriages being
settled by parents Girls don't see
enough of their dances before mar-
riage to learn to love them unless
it is a case of love at first night. Some
of them learn to love their husbands
later, and some learn to love other
women's husbands."
I Mlso‘flmy spends her leisure hours
any difference whether they are or reading Kant and Hegel. dotes on
Lamartine. and adores Huysmana.
IBut Miss Grey sees nothing in this
to surprise one. According to nor
for ‘1: home and Independence of their own Hostel; life is a system of con-
paroniskor guardians for a chance to trarios and for a thing to be true
be some one in a world of their-own.
its opposite must be true.
cclal
$2. 00
SHOULDER BRAGES .
for $119 w
George W.- Wardwell
52 South Main Sheet
dlzcbtibon,
and able to
« lite periodical for all manned oi the I.
Those Who Rel on
the great home remedy which has proved ylts power to
relieve safely and speedii
from defective or irreguar action of the organs og
find themselves spared hours ofs
the, attack
the minor ailments arisin
of serious sickneaso.
i; all-mi
i érvdimthm
._ over the country.
PASTOR SURE DOG IS IN HEAVEN.:,
The Rev, Mr. Thomas Expect: to Find.
Jim Wagslng HI: Greeting 0n the
Shore. ‘ ‘
The Rev. William H. Thomas "has
caused a stir here by declaring that
he expects to meet his dead dog Jim
in heaven. in a public ode the Rev.
Mr. Thomas says that when he cross-
es the uncharted son he thinks that ,
Jim will be on the other shore wag-
ging his tail and waiting for his mas-
ter the same as he ‘used to, here.
Jinan avery intelligent animal- died
recently at the age of thirteen years.
He was known all over the town and
invariably was at his master's heels.
The Rev. Mr. Thomas figured promi-
nently as a chaplain in the civil war
and has lectured on Gettysburg all
He is a retired
Methodist pastor and lives on his
estate near Long island Scand. Jim
always .Avvaited on the shore for his
master to return when he went out
on the water. .
Friends have questioned Mr. Thom-
as‘cn his idea, taking it in an allegor-
ical, sense but he says he was never
in a more serious mood or more con-
vincingly assured of a tact.-The Her-
ald. -
The article which inspired the
above news item was printed in The
Sentinel exclusively on Thursday of
this week through the kindness oi
Rev Mr. Thomas. a friend of this pub
lication for many years.
ML”.
NEW MEMBERS OF COUNTRY
CLUB.
“muscular mon my meeting of the
“board of governors of the Maxwell;
Country ‘Ciub was held at the club
3 last night. It was. in the nature otan
‘ informal one. no the meeting was the
firstrono of the new, "board. There
were tour now residentyhnd one non-
‘ resident members“ elected to the ,club.
No other definite action nos taken by '
the members other than to pay the
"routine bills. Discussion on plans 101‘
. the coming season was held. The
‘ 1 next meeting will be held on Friday.
.V March 20, at which time our» will be
Ash Cans
$1.10 to
$3.50
Garbage
Cans 39c
to $1.50
Albert E. Gellebc.
25 West Washington St.,
South Nor-walk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
Thamer
ocULlsTs AND OPTICIAN3
TO EYEGLABS WEARERS:
Eye examinations and fitting
glasses is our exclusive work, and
only modern methods are employ-
ed.
We employ OCULJSTS—«register-
ed inhysiclansot long experiencew
to examine eyes.
‘8’ It? unuo flan-re. Stamford. Conn.
Open an. Evenings.
W
I A Good Roof Test
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop .us a card on
’phcne us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed. Io per square foot. Call us
now.
E. R Bradley 8100
GENERAL ROOF AND MACON
OONTRAC‘I‘ORG.
i1 Washington lit. do Nomik. Conn
N Phone 131.
L5.
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v
Knorr‘s billiard room has secured ’h
handsome private mollilor Gnome
Eat. 1891 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler