d6!- “ unheatuo‘oc
modicum
WEATHER FOREWT
”~—
For ,Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy to
night; Saturday. fair; moderate north
winds. The southern storm is cen-
tral this morning near Hatteras. N. C.
It was raining this morning in user.
810. North Carolina and South Caroli-
na, and snowing in Tennessee, Virgin-
ia, District at Columbia, Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The
storm will probably move up the coast
during the next twentyA’our. hours and
this vicinity will be on the northern
edge of it. A thunderstorm was re
ported from Hatteras. Pleasant weath-
er with low temperatures for the sea-
son of the year prevails in the north-
. em and western. districts. 'White
River, Canada, reported 34 degrees be
low, zero; Cochrane. Canada. is below. ‘
and lSault-Ste Marie. Mich, 6 below.
DEVELOP] N G
PRINTING
Done «by, us is sure to please and the
prices are right. We use Velox .Paper
only. Remember the place. *‘
ooNNELLYE
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
mom
‘ LAUNDRY ‘
’ summer is nearly here. .
Gentlemen'
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: liow,ji'i; high, 59.
dials. ‘ V
W .
Miss Ruth Mead of South Norwalki
spent the week-end with her irieno.
Mrs. Charles Gale, in New Canaan
The assessment books were turned
How Do Your
ovsrtto tthis meuibirsmiztwih: b00383: White Serge
Linxweiler. . . ~ ‘ ‘ Trousers
charles E. Stillman, at South Nor-' LOOk ?
w,alii has rented a house on Broad‘
street. Stamford, and will move there
Let as clean and press them
for the coming season. We also
next week.
cleanse and press ladiee’ suits.
A fair trial is all ‘rive ask.
I
Phone
The street department men are all
busy today and work 'is moving tor- ‘ , -.
ward nicely. Commissioner Sherrou . ‘
went down to inspect the work on the
temporary bridge at Brookside to.
day.
Benjamin Harris of. the Harris Con
structlon Co.. Stamford, formerly oi:
South Norwalk.‘ returned from. Portal
Rico. and reports a pleasant trip.
5 ring 4
The cod 8: Voik
Electrical Co.
The OnlyVF‘ully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
in the Town
A number of local Knights of Col-
umbus went with Rev, Stephen F.
Chernitzky to Greenwich last night to
attend the meeting of Orrinoco Coun-
cil there, where Rev. Fr. Chernitaky
delivered an address. ‘ John F. Mc-
Mahon was one at the South Norwaik .‘
Council members attending \
i
. euro sUPPLIn
Phone 806ch So. Main 8t.
50. Norwalk. lune Hall Block. ‘
South Norwalk Council, K. of (i.
met last evening. An invitation to
attend the first and second degrees at
Orrinoco Council in Greenwich on
Sunday was accepted, and the mem-
bers will go down inn body. The
second degree will be conferred here
on the second Tuesday in April. ‘
A wag suggested this morning
that thieves might enter the city hall
1 ed the joculsrity.
.....W..
.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ed-
0 “WEN” was born to M" ”3‘” Win Johnson in West Norwaik lasu
M“?- M“ Harris 0‘ V311“ Stream; Sunday. This makes Henry Johnson.
‘i. l.. last Sunday. Mrs. Harris is well the New Lunaan blacksmith a grand:
known here. her maiden name being; father”, the fourth time.
Miss Lillian Seller of Meadow streetJ
Second bistrict. Mrs. Harris is at press
'3'“ visiting h" ”10th”- M’B- “3°91” ecutive committee or, the state Bank-
Seller Mother and child ”5 doingl ers‘ Association in Bridgeport on
nicely 'noxt Wednesday for the purpose of
‘ ‘ determining upon the place and date
“19 New 053“” Daughters 0: “1"- lor the annual convention of the as-
» my have received an imitation *0 I“ sociatiou. It is likely that New Ha
tend ”“3 anniversary M ‘73“39’ CW3" van or Bridgeport will be selected;
. cli, " of South Norwaiil, to he held, pr
V ' ”I 9‘ C“ 1' “Pact“ “‘3‘ 3 35"“ hour The fourth of the special Friday
bar will go. as a good time is assurci,‘ night Lent services will be held at
them by their Norwalk sisters anq St Paul's Church this evening at 8. .
brothers. and the members “MW“ 9'“ 'i‘iie preacher at the service will be!
’ Rev. Aaron 0 Coburn. rector of St}?
day a bus ride.
Jamos' Church, Danbury. and son or
School Board. Rev, our. auburn has
many triends is the city who will be
Saturday Chocolates'
automobiles to a very high luster.
. Tclcphonc
'llhis’ Mop is made at the best while warp and is charged with.
the Oil ct Cedar Polish. ‘Csn be washed and rooiled, no
out of order. Eats up (last and polishes all hooraw
inn to get
‘ i
A J Collins 8. Company
FUNERAL nilificrons AND 5MB
cris- , .
747 ~
work and V'
. Vm “
g . Four. little crippled children. The);
‘ out around, (prism, on the porch or a;
whom Margaret.- "Our Mutual Girl:
many, dolls the night before.
3 c‘a‘riy in the morning} Margaret
and .b aunt metered to the hospital,
in an auto tilled to the brim with not:
lies, flowers and presents. Arriving‘
at the hospital; she distributed. these
it was truly a good deed well done
it seemed as though the children. in
return for their phi/sicul handicaps;
,had received? audouble allowance. oii
lgratltude. Each little face luiriyl
'beamed with sppreciatidn “aid: the:
poor little twisted form ”watched
Margaret wherever she‘wenton her
message or good will. P“
"I don't‘think l was ever so hap~
W." said Margaret to her split as the
auto iinally sped away, ”but *I still
havo some more dolls left. i’d-- jusb‘
love to go down to the East Side.
where’the real pour people are, and:
“Common Sense-«amen»
AMirsre deal depends a seed deal upon the dealer,-
ea—
A good many things that are apparent cannot be seen through
One cannot tell how tar theshct carries by, the noise or the gun.
I‘iortuhe'teliers may read «your future
‘ just the same .
it an article is secured by virtue of
to the user at any price" , -
but you’ll have to go to it
its cheapnees it is expensive
“i
« -—-Try OuiCOAL— .
Best Quality —-—- Lowest Prices -
RAYMOND BROTHERS
give them away.-" ‘ ‘ M
So the auto spirited the party to thel
Lower East Bids. way over on First
avenue where every ~ language but
iEngiish is spoken. and the push cart.-
.re-plsces the department store: Ai
to thresd‘its way Vamocg‘ the £19de
.in the streets, Margaret leaped from
the tonneau and discributcd more
dolls. he touched was site by the her.
rible poierty apparent, as the poor
Icrowded arcppd her. the majority
lliiuniy clad despite the cold. that She
W”...— W
O. B. J ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Linc:
Eyes "Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
‘ NORWALK.
PHONE“-
liow klndhenrted, could not relieve
‘ the sufferings of thousands at a
'stroke. lint Margaret did not know.
that. and her soul was at peace with
the world, as she. her aunt and the
i'ootman, started i’ox the more fash-
ionable part of the metropo‘lie' !
i dint first they stopped at the Little
Church Around the Corner, in Tw enty-
ninth street, between Filth and Math
ison avenues. cue (ii the most famous
[church edifices in the country because
' 'Licm mi Power.
A DEM NSTR
‘ja MOYER MOT
Will quickly convince any person that
N of
OR CAR
appreciates the best of ma-
- ierial and equipmentcombined with the many exclusive Meyer ica~
lures, that there is no other car mad.- that can equal it at the price.
nouns. 32.500
OSCAR .H
Distributor (or Falriieid county,
Electric
Wiring for
You need an elecrrio motor
You want an electrician in a
EVERYTHiNG ~
ELECTRICAL
You want your house or stare wired
SiliES.» $3.400
BANKS
River-«Street. Norwalk, Conn.
Electrical
autumn.
Motor Repairs.
TRv US
hurry
we will not embargo you and will guaranteeoth'e work.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC-CO.
(Real-to tell-ed
ELECTF20ALEW CONTRACTORS.
scorn noBWAuit
3t
w
‘: vein evening
so many celebrities, especially ' per-
sons from the stage"~“ha\'e been mar-
rlsd under its root. yidontinuing up~
' thn, the party pal-iced by the ruinous
I'. tCasino theatre. the theatre wh‘slie the
_' Shuherts prose '“th . .:; Veneti-
" tious niuuitfiir ' ‘ .
itilc ourrentnueti opoiltan success, was
. 3em‘blazoned outside on a big electric
.. Margaret's aunt promised that
-;tlic\ would attend ilmt'iheutre than
and
the i
.. A iraillc jam at Fiiiii avenue
'Forty-secoua street, where meet
.' show window at America and one 01"
',I the most important orossiown “arter-
': ice of traffic in New York. delayed the
progress oi" the party. Margaret nov-
er knew before that so many taxi~
cabs could attempt to crowd a single
street and could not but wonder so
itlie' skill and none of the trailic po-
licomen. -
Colored wigs me the latest noveitlr
to receive society 5 sanction, so any
one can easily see that Margaret and
her aunt were positively compelled
to be up ~to’- the—second This was the
cause of their Mount the establish—
ment of llepncr. America’s most talu-
g ous wig-maker. Mr. Hopper himself
appeared when he learned. who his
, visitors were, and aided them in their.
selections. Margaret and her aunt
spiel-ted several colored wigs i'oif,.
soon. The Briggerinan robbery caus- .,
There will he a meeting of the ex-‘
Dr. J Milton auburn, President oi! the V
lMPllEss your friends with your ARTISTIC taste.
iiour] Thom Selected Fins er Cards
We do not buy cards at random Will DISCRIVMINATB We make
a study of ELEGANCE. Prices the seine—cards different
LANICE'S Ciscr. Stationery and News Store *
MAIN STREET NORWALK.
(Formerly .i. T. Hayes.)
"THE GTORE THEY TALK ABOUT "
We Saxon
ar
v---~‘--« —-~-——~- IS HERE —.-—----~»-—~———-—-
evening wear. x
Leaving licpnor'e, they again start-
at h‘il‘iy- first street and Fifth avenue.
V'l‘ho party stopped and admired the
beautiful ediiice, one of the show)
buildings of New York, which everyI
Sunday houses many prominent per-
sons. Then the auto stopped in‘
front of an impressive apaitinent:
ii use Margaret was conducted inside‘
by her aunt, all unwitting where she
was goi.ng The two were ushered
intd an exquisitely furnished apart-
ment and a woman with lace, kindu
yet knowing and analytiinui came lor
word to greet them. 5 i
*‘hiiirgaret,‘l want you "to knowl
Dorothy Dix.'{ said the “aunt «Morgan
at was much surprised. She knewl
well who Miss Dill was through hay-i
lug read and sdinired her many news-
'puper articles. and her more minor
taut works . a’ ' |
' "Well, ll am very glad to know ‘Our.
Mutual Girl' said the famous authcrl'
ass. - i.
"AndT to know you," heartiiyl
echoed Margaret. pleasantly: surpris
‘iiroacliubie. So the two
sbvcrul minutes and iii
nail in mind when she aroused the ,
l though the big inschine lied hard «work ..
:became more prdctlcai and emptied]
iilfil‘ purse. - . i .
Really it was only a drop in the
bucket. One little girl, no matte
'Spaldius and D. 8: M.
can one New
“INORWALK PENANT i
George W.Wardwcil s
52 South Main Street
ed uptown One notable building pass,- .
led use the big church of St. .Thomasr; ‘
Pattcrul'ilio and Mlliiiiury Novelties.
Thursday, Friday and Sanirdsy.
March 10th. 00th and 2m. 1014.
Miss Polhemus
so waihlngton 0h, 809th Moi-walk Gt.
,i Phone 002. ‘
MW Wu..-
Spring Is Coming
it is a good time to look over and
replace your stock of Houseiurnisha
inns- Remember we are héadduarters
for China and Glassware, Nickel Alum-
inum, Agate ’i‘in, Wood and Willow
Ware Blooms, Brushes. Mops, Carpet
and llug' Beaters, Garbage and Ash
Cans Tubs. Pails. .Wash Boards and
erncers: also Lamp Fixtures and
GR." Mantles.
79 WASHlNGTON 8T.
‘“ N- . Tel. 926
‘ NOTICE I
On Saturdays. Marin. 31st and 28th
Monsieur Owned. from The Jen-
nirigsJBragdon 06".; or New York will
be at Mrs. Ads. 1". Altenhrandt’s. A
limited number "orders for tailored
suits sepsraie coats rind skirts will
be taken; suits' 325,00 “sou up, skirts
$4.50 up: perfect lit guaranteed or
money refunded. Call and select sam-
ples. , V
Mrs. .Altonbrandt 'will make two
trips a week to New York—Tuesdays
and Fridays—and is prepared to do all
kinds of messenger work Shopping
with people a specialty
Mrs AdaF. Altenbrandi
6 WEST ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘4...- __....
Best Bread Making
Flour—Al’eeriess brand
69c
Creimel'y Butter ........ 33o lb.
n
can... Delivery.
y»...—
3 can: condensed Milk ........ 25:;
3 Pknc. 10c Presto Flour ....... 25c
Royal Grecerv
V Grocers and Frultererl.
Tol.12§4~3. 22 80. Main St.
...._ ..._...A_......._.. “n-.. ......_.._.._..._
LOOK
sofa: duality and slept Prices HERE. .
. M L Olmstead .,
In an ENDS
ISprinw Showing ,
SUITS ‘ *
G OATS
oo~"c' Ait' r
c, BABY
“The World's standard" ‘
V BEsiiorBilBVaniMillilEil
'lhc Fulton is won ized ev-
erv where maths Finest hfigtkooin.
Stylish and Serviccable Collars“) e
Baby Carriage. It is Abso uiely
Guaranteed to give perfect sntisfac~
tion. No risk in buyiiiga Fulton.
Years of test have proved it best. ‘
Sold at a price insuring econo-
my and efficiency.
I‘ his week we are making a .
:lpeciiil Showing of Fultons. Glad
' ioliuxegoucoineinandinspectthem.
The A. J. Angevine
‘ &Son Compahy“
SOUTH NORWALK ‘ ‘
iRiNEHigi'ssnR
UHWEE iiiiiiii
These parts do an immense .1
WINDOW
See the open prices on Watches...
Clocks, Jewelry. Optical Coeds: i
LOOK '
m camp's wmnow:
ias WAeHiNoTou erase-r,
Baseball
Goods
l
When
IN DOUBT
lAGoodRoofTeSt
amount of work in propelling '
your car—«hey transmit the eu-
glne's power to the rear axle—:-
consequently they wear and
need expert attention at least'
every year to take up the wear
and replace corn and weak
parts.
11’ your our seems to “gather
, itself together“ before its
’nicves instead of starting as‘Va
unit you should have us oyer»
haul these parts now»someh -'
thing is wom and loose and is
”sure to break at the wrong Inn—1
want Let us overhaul youii car “ ,
this month—and have it in good .
- shape for the new season. .4
.. ' High-grade mechanics and
reasonable charges. ‘ I
W. A. Hauford ~ ~
Garage "
is a hard snow storm. If your
trial. (lulled for and delivered
A L, IRIA
Fine "Tailor
82' NO MAIN
might? propeller
£7 blast aim, New Turn
the he strsc
’uiitoiii00.
as to where to get lyotir siViit made...
cleaned, repaired or pressed give us lti
swell? up to p. invalid ‘l
roof leaks, drop us a card or
“phone us. We will repair and
metal it all for one price, gua‘i‘
lined, -rc per square foot. Call ii
gnaw.
E R. Bradley 81,00
GENERAL ROOF AND MAOO
DONTRAOTOR8.V ’
ii Washington 8t. :80 Norwslk. 0
Phone 181. ,
i .. ".
Amp
V V , chews-“Firm.
Lizzie Brown. daughter 0
No
R, and Lewis W. Fitts,
lid
“Conn. were quietly ins
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