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5
' stolen from her by Mrs. Zrlti. a neigh- ow,ner
' 25c silt-
RAG! EIGHT
Fire Insurance all-swarm 1.. 7
YOU SHOULD KNOW- his home on ac ount of illness
‘ 1‘
' ¢L‘..‘~.';P"§.,i:“: “If” '1 ...,
Fire insurance means more than A J. tolllns of North 1131111 street
honest intentions. SIX out of SEVEN is a visilol in New \ork (ity, today.
Fire insurance Companies, organized
In this county. have failed or abandon- 5. 1:,
0d the business. To LIVE and furnish a dancing class in the
real indemnity a company must have Hall, Saturday evening.
resources to back up its policies. Comet _ 3
In and 102111 over the resources of some Regular 5913111100101! Willie“ “'35
of the companies represented by us transacted last evening at the meeting
“m then pick ‘ big substantial com- of Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepards of
puny my you can depend on in time Bethlehem, in Red Men' s Hall on
of trouble. It costs no more to insure “951 waflliflglon street.
to a real good company.
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Pulley has arranged to start
Weston Town
E
Rt R8\'_ Chauncey B Brewswr wasE
.;
in Essexficsterday where he oilil‘iated
at the weddlng of Miss Frances Rit‘bE-
mond Rose Of Essex and Rev, Ed-E
ward Livingston Wells of Milford.
Taylor & Golden
scum NORWALK TRUST co.
BUILDING,
Telephone 1230
Dorcas Circle, of the Home idr theE
.Aged will hold a meeting. Friday at-
ternoon, at 3 o'clock at the home of:
Mrs. lrving Hall, 106 Main streELE
1Anyone wishing to give partly worn,
table cloths or dark, clean rags for theE
purpose of making table napkins and‘
rugs, will kindl3 send them to Mrsl
Hall. Anyone who desires to join theE
Circle will be welcome E
f.— E
The West End Improvement Asso'l
Eciation held their meeting last night'
Ehleulon of officers was delayed until .
'thc next meeting. The \i'esl Fnd'sE
twelve best pinochle players ol'eE
r1 ad; for a challenge.
Clll NEW
George ])_ Riggs, a restaurant
keeper in Stamford, filcd 11 petitionE
in bankruptt) in the lnited States”
court, toda3. showinz, liabilities of
32.741153, and assets of $01.33.
spring woolcns.
"The
8
—.\1l’;"dll"€ showing,
A little previous. but you know
Early Bird." l)il.l>lc. Phone. 1294i 7
Washington street
Auditor John J Guneo. this morn '
ing, completed auditing the books of
the South Ncrwalk Electric Light 3111- I
lion Auditor Cullen has finished .
work in sclcrul ol' the second district 1
dtpllltnmnts and cxpccts to start work ,
soon on thc first district's books. '
—SPEC|AL FRIDAY LUNCHEON
at Country (‘luh this week.
‘Aurelius Ghiotto, of 11111, Upper
Pans-11, \'1 cslol', formerly of South Nor-
walk. who received a bull gash in one
hand while chopping stove wood, ill
experiencing considerable trouble with
that :1 member as a result of the acci-
dent. 1?;11 wound being very sore and
painful.
1
Gardiner ’l‘rowhiidge, of New York
city. who will marry Miss Emilie Nash,
of Bayview avenue, Saturday after-
noon of this Week. last night at the
home of his parents, 011 East Thirty-
fourth strcet. gave his farewell bache»
’ lor dinner. The. affair was 11 most on
joynblc success. several local friends
. attending.
l
Iona: 'l‘hlllf'hcl' of Highlands, N. Y..
is the guest ot‘ his brother-in-lau 11, ll
linikler. of l“ Hillside sircct.
‘
The: Chatter-Chew Club will hold a
llleeliugv'ith Mrs. Samuel Crawford,
Marion street. Norwalk, this after.
noon '
Skelley & Howard, of upper Nor
walk, and Adolph \‘l'. Dreyfuss, o'
Edowntouu, have each put up 11 hand
some pipe to be awarded to the team,
Th“ “Ml" department. workmen are l in tho flrcmen's plnochle tournament.
engaged l“ laying 3 ““9 0" WP“ 0“ winning the largest number of games.
Norman avenue. on the Mnnin Bench The tournament opens tonight in the
tract. to connect 111th the new inur- 1_ Hope Hose Compam 3 quarters in up
rarl and Schimulel cottages recently .93? Normtlk,
erected
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The. police department reports 'the
TIW‘NWNWT who ““9" “ “MCI“ i finding of a dead dog, on Union street.
en, 1331834” ““99“ a row 0“ R0"k”.thls mornlng by collectors of gar-
land Road. in Solinxwood “r5 Palm bags. The animal's collar which is
of that. street claims the chicken ~was at the police station, awaiting the
hears the license number
According to the records. the
Charlotte
llor "l"1:e police are investigating E 44728.
w ‘Edog was owned by Mrs
Attorney George H Vosburgh. ol' Corbett of 37 High street,
this city. is in New Haunt today, on ,
gaged in the trial of the case of the‘
111111111111 "8“ and Ronda“ (‘OMW the wedding of Julia 11111111 Mallette "’i
V9‘{'r‘"’".'“ I" "WNW“: 9' “1“» ““1““ Frederic Sherman Ambler. which will
in halo: heard before the SllpremeE take place at “fndlonside,” the rest
CW” ‘ ' dcnce of George W. Clark, of Milford.
l and uncle of the bride to- be. The cer-
Th" “I‘mmm’ of either I’ll-m“ “ 1, emony will he attended only by rela-
Ims and operating it themselves. or Etires of the couple and will occur on
letting out a contract for t1ansp6rtn Etho fourth . of February. The an
tion, was the matter discussed at some! nouncement of theappronching wed-
lcugth last evening, at the nleeting:dmg was received with interest by
of the Governing Board of the Knob
Invitations have been sent out for'
Norwalk people as both parties are
3..
SHOULDERS
121/21: lb.
East India Tea Co.
25 Washington St. Phone 371—
”1‘
January Clearance of
High Grade Waists
This oii'criny,r of \Vaists is nothing less than wonderful
and rcprcscllts thc biggest vzllucs wc how ever presented.
(lur determination to make the clearance on hrokcn lines
and odd sizcs oi \'l'aists absolute, is best evidenced by the
Extraordinary Low Pricesl
|.)isrcgarding the true values. the prices have- been
forced down to a level very seldom l‘l‘ilt‘llt‘ll.
Included arc various styles of silk, lacc and voile. in
\1'llitc,lllacli and colors. .
11:11.11 that were $5. ()8,$8 .50 and $10,011 11011 ...... $2 98
\\ nists that 11' crc $2.00 to $1. 50 now ............. $1. 25
11:11:15 that 11crc $15011) $2. 00 now ............... 98c
“lusts that 11'1'rc 751' and $I.0(). now .............. 39c
The N. E. Ryan Co.
lac WAsHmo'ron eraser IOUTH NORWALK.
WHITE GOODS SALE 0|"
Pretty Underclollles
Very Specially Priced
Quantities of soft. snowy, pretty underclothcn at such very little
prices that even the woman of small means may buy whatever she
requires without disturbing her flnonclnl balance.
GOWNS, (‘ORSFH‘ COVERS, Silll’S. (illKMIsPS. ENVEIIOPES,
COMBINATIONS. PE’I'I'ICOA'I‘S, ‘-Tl-3])DY BEAR" (.‘llldMISEs and
DRAWERB, ETC, l-m‘t
1111- best of all existing opportunities to own those always medal
l‘NlllfllulARMENTs at. more fromlons of tanner 31110113. Gard as-
sortmcnhl. but hurry for first clloltr.
w 1”
We Give Still Green Trading Stamps.
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
120 Washington Strum. South Norm“:
a
John L [lower and lodge SilasA
Robinson Hunted
HARTFORD. Jan. 19.—-John 1.1.1
‘Dower, of this city, the state build-E
' ing and loan commissioner, and Judge 3
ESilas A. Robinson, of Middleman,"
E were appointed temporary receivers on I,
gthe Middlesex Company of Middle-1‘
l town by Judge Joseph P. Tuttle of theE
Ellonds were fixed at $30 000. A 11w
Elng on the confirmation of the an i
1 pointlnent and for the appointment oil
Eappralsels was set for Frida3. Febru
{ory 5. at 11 a in. before Judge GagerE
. in the superior court at Middletown.
. Bondholdero of the company who'
:made the application for a receiver
'were Anna: J. BraCkett, Henry P._E
Smith Florence H. Holman, Jerome
1 W Wilson, all of Hartford and bond E
'boldors in Waterbury and elsewhere!
in tho state. all represented by Stew
art W. Dunning, of Hartford, and How-
ard 13, Snow. of Waterbury, as‘ntlor-
neys.
The Mlddlesex Banking Company.
Ehas been doing a business of sellingE
F.
TLRUNG
M
ONRE
URNITURE
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
l27- l29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
m
Always something doing in the cut
FLOWER LINE
"USPS I \'
VARIETY
75c 11 tltncn and up.
Brides. Bridcmuids, Kilington's,
.Sunburst, I’inll Killarncy,
White Killarney, Taft, Stanley.
Ward, Schnwycr, llil'hmonds,
American Beauties.
Sweat Peas, Lilly of the Valley,
llallodlls, Narcissio-ns,
(‘AllNATlUNH I.\' \'Allfld’l‘Y
50(- 11 down and 1'3
White Enchantrcss, Pink Ell'
chantrcss. Mrs. Ward. Bacon.
White l’.’-r!‘ectiun. lie-raid (f1-
tra lino red.)
“31141111119, Smilax, Orchids
Gardenias, \'ioIcts.
FIZILVS FOR FERN DISHES 1N \'Jillla'l‘l'.
Quality, senior: and prmnptncss is our watch-word. No orders too
entail or too large. send us a trial «mic r
Fns'pm-lal can- nnll attention giwn to FLORAL arrangements such as
for weddings and etc.
“c (italic-hue the trade in pricc and workmanship in our funeral
lit-signs.
South Norwalk'Flower Co.,
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
collateral debenture bonds, collateralin
instalment bonds and so called income
bonds, loaning the monc3 so receivchn
Eon property in )lla west.
Haincs, of Mid
1
~ Attorney Frank I).
E dletown, counsel for tile ha inking
lcompuny, gave his private opinion
' that the assets 1'. ert about 38, 000.000
and the liabilities $3, 000, 000 mortgag".
{notes negotiated, lndorsed in blank.
1 and other items which made the books
——l show about 88.000, 001) liabilities
DR. ADAMS LEAVES $57,000.
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Son Gels Farm at Westport~3rothern
Share in Esta“. E
i
' The will of Dr. John lanson Adsms.'1
who fell to his death from the sixth
story of his home, 38 East Fifty- -ilrntE
‘Street. New ilork, on September 25. '
1914. was offered for probate Monday
in the Surrogates' Court. 'l’he estate.
exclusive of the farm at \Veetport.
Conn, on which he was born and
which be left to his son. Francis han~
son Adams, amounts to 857.000. This
in divided equally among the son. the
widow, Elizabeth 1:. w. Adams. and
two brothers. Charles F. and Henry
Frederick Adams. The testator stat-i
ed in the will:
"My reason for not giving my entire
property to my belovcd wile and son,
is that 1 know they are amply provid-
ed for, and such estate as I may leave
would be of material help and benefitE
to any brothers."
Dr, Adams was a distinguished oyeE
and our specialist, and a Director ofE
the West Side German Dispensary and "
of St, Bartholomew's Clinic. lie was
one of the surgeons who took care oi"
Club. Nothing definite was’idccidcd:
upon, the matter being left in the
hands of the transportation commit-
tee, which consists of Joaeph ..Il Gra3,
W (‘ Jessup, and A R. Malkln.
well known. Miss Mallette is the pro-
. prietor of a dry goods store, in Wash-
ington street, and has been very suc~l
ccssful in that business. Mr. Ambler,I
is connected with various business ell-1
I tcrpl'iscs and is widely known in fra-
. lcrnal circles.
-—OUR SPECIAL-
FOR THIS WEEK.
10c sizc lll'onlo S'clizcr .. . . ..
’11'01110 Seltzcr
50c sizc Plromo Seltzer
$1.00 size homo Scltzcl‘ . . . .
‘tl‘llson-i’nwell Colporation
32 \VASHINGTON STREET.i
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M'ALLISTER OUTPOINTS ASHE. |
ALBANY. N. 1'.. Jan. 21.——Bob Mc-'
,Allister. of San Francisco. outboxed"
George Ashe, of Philadelphia, in eight
'of the. ion rounds of their bout here
last night. Ashe. hall‘one round and:
the other was even. McAllister weigh-E
ed 11;: and Ashe 1611,42 pounds. '
6c
15c
30C
60c
E
l
1'
While You Learn
the Business
Ht'llllltl (mumm- or ll wk now, you expect some tiny to
branch out for yourself in the business you 111-1: lent-tiling.
You are training can urn-11111. I‘lulld up also your cash (‘llp-
ltnl. l-Zvct'y wcck 11111111511 purl of it in 11 savings account. at'
the South No t-wolk Savings Bank. With the help of
compound int cit-st, the. required sum will come into
your posscxsi on mot-1- quickly.
«v'fi
601111111011 ' """Vllvos Blunt
~50U'l'fl NORWALK.
CLEARANCE SALE or
WINTER .“G‘A‘RMENTS
Nothing reserved—every Suit, Coat. Dress Skirt, Waist. Fur——must
go, regardless of cost. Prices to suit every purchaser.
THEPARB
33 So. Main St-
South Norwalk.
the late .1. P Morgan when he suffer-I
Ecd from n nasal affliction.
ELANKY 803' 8 WIFE
CHICGO. Jan. 21. -Mrs. Julia Fitz-'
simmons yesterday obtained 11 divorcel
from Robert Fitzsimmons. formerly
Eworld’n champion heavyweight pugl-
E 'll.st She charged cruelty ‘
1 _ .--..- -m-fa-
‘ ill" PUTS IDY Ill
SORE, AGEING FEET
1
l
l
“My How 1112' Gladdcns Tired. 6111111.,
LINOLEUM and OIL CLOTH I
'—: REMNANTS
af ONE HALF PRICE
(1.11 LINOLEUM ,.... ...................... 36¢ YD.
551~OIL CLOTH ............ 18¢ Y1).
WW '
The A. l. Augevine 6: Son Co.
l34-—136 Vi ASHINGTON ST.
lcn. Burning Feet—lt's Glorious!"
"Happy!
Hnwyl
Us. 'TIZ' "
Enamels/111 AND GALLANT. MAYE .- "le" ““93 90"9- mulling- “‘79“
MACK TALKS BASEBALL. feet fairly dance with delight. Away
BRI DGEPOR'I‘, Jun.
CLASH AGAIN. E
21 —It is re-
or fifth
Connie Mack expects to have Larry
for the
go the aches and pains. the come, cal~i
hunions and chil- '
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l ,
SECURES DIVORCEE
. meet herc it. will be on February 1
‘Ehad expected a bigger piece of coin
l
.ported that Gilbert Gallant and Sam Emmi" b“ ‘0‘"“1
Cmy R obi do“ have been matched t0E Athletics. During a tanning bee Cou-
.appenr in this city again. If the boys nie doped out the following order.
5 E Murphy, right field; Barry, shortstop;
101dring, left field; Baker, third base;
Lajoie, second base; Mclnnis, first:
base; Strunk, center field. When 'dl-
vlding his squad of Athletics on the
exhibition trip this yen‘r Mack intends
to depart from the usual system.
because of his good showing agninstE Herotofore he has sent the old pitch-
Shngrue. He was. disappointed at are with his recruit inflelders and
the size of the house last Monday. He- outflolders, while his regular veteran
lineup was accompanied by the recruit
Efol‘ his share of the receipts as he' pitchers. “This ygathe lmlzl mix 3:5
payers a aroun or us once. 9
had been led to believe a record E squad that film Baker and Mclnnls as
members will not have [Mole and
El b 1 Barry. The latter will stick togeth-
l iza ell. daughter of John C. Giles, or as Mack wants them to get used
summer resident of Lnngdon‘n Island. to each other”
is convalencing from a severe nttnckl
i Gallant was naturally chagrined at the
, abrupt ending of Monday's bout, .Be
1 fore he left town he declared he felt
‘ confident that he could beat Robideau
- if he had another chance.
Robldeau has made friends Ilel‘BE
‘ breaking crowd would be on hand.
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looses, blisters.
blalns.
“TIZ” draws out the acids and pot-
aons that pull up your feet. No matter
how hard you work, how 'long you
dance. how far you walk, or how long
you remain on your feet, "TlZ" brings
restful foot comfort. “TIZ” is magic-
al,‘ grand, wonderful for tired, aching,
swollen, amartlng feet. ‘Ahl how com-
fortable, how happy you feel. Your
feet just 111111121 for joyfulloes never
hurt or seem tight. ,
Get a 25 cent'box of “le"! now
from any druggist or department
store. End foot torture forever—wear
smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh.
sweet and happy. Just think! 11 Whole
ye'ar's foot comfort for only 25 «iota.
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Boarders watch Sentinel Want Ads
when the "mood to mow" nelson
of pneumonia.
1 Sentinel \i‘nnts have quick mugs“ .
3%
lllNSlllfll IOUISEII llNllllllllNAll
If you don’t make time to visit this
--Big Fire Sale--
-x. x,
-11.-. (amulet an",
“."‘\
aim/1' a
““‘.“““>~'-"-
Still many bargains but
w
they are going fast,
Norwalk . Furniture House
H-lfl Wall St,
Tel.
44. Ecru-nth.
1-1‘\_-\-\- ‘\.\‘~‘~‘\‘ ‘u- ‘\-x‘1‘1
,‘,',.W-r~imv~
Special Music
'Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller.
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.
Cash In Pocket.
Alicia an inclination to ‘spcndf
Cash in bank begets :1 pride the
amount of “the balance." and thus
allots 1111 inclination to s:t\‘-.1
a map headed toward :1 state of
chronic imprmldcncc in
limiters has hccn turned
about-lure" lly tlu-
hunk account.
“\e". lnyllc 311m- 3000"!“ no mat-
u-r how modest the lwglnnint.
4 pcr 11cm interest. ‘ Allowed
People's Trust Company
Many
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“right--
inverting of u
on
Savings Accounts
The
Repairing Glasses
requires no less skill than to make
them correctly in the first place.
We are prepared to measure the
pieces with absolute accuracy and
to produce any lens brought to us.
We retain the exclusive services
of odunlsrs to examine eyes.
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
87 1111111111; square, stamtora. oonn.
Open 8st. Evonlngs.
THAMER
Elf. 1897.
thou. . ,
”WI
‘ u
a goon adv. pays 116.1 in 111; but
'.‘.....'.1.-¢.. “.- Mm
L
‘1‘, ’1',
50c TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent
grades. 61) S & H
ESta'mps with each lb
Now In
Progress
Louis Avrick
. EPOSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
use CARBORUNDUM SHARPENINO
arouse."
x Ladies’
Hockey Skates
Wilh Sirap Heels
We have a fine line at
Reasonable Prices
CHAS. E. DOW
Albert ll. Morgan.
Successor
A:
Romulus watch Sentinel Wont
MI. when the need 0! a new “hair"
looms up. 1- j
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