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SIIIICESSHIl Hill
Dr. L I. “in tells of Trip toI
Unitetl States Steel Corporation
Plants
honest intentions. SIX out or BEVENl
flu incomes Companies. organise land
is fit: county, have failed or abandon‘
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish
udisdomnity a company must hsve'
resources to back up its policies. Come,
is sad took over the resources of some,
of {to companies represented by “B An extremely interested lot of boysI
and than pick ‘ big substantial com- has gathered in Trinity Episcopal
M1 that ’9“ can “Md on in time Church. last evening. under the sus-
dtrwlfle it 0“" no more to insure pices of the Trinity Boys’ Club to.
in ‘ “a good company. 'listen to Dr Lauren M. Allen deliver
Taylor & GoidenWI an address on “Boys Who Made Sue:
cesslul Men." The popular physicist:i
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
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was at his best, and made a deep in i _
SHOULDERS
12‘4c lb.
East India Tea Co.
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125 Washington St. Phone 371
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The lecture was a description or Dr. I
, Allen's trip as the guest of James A. ‘
lIatrell president of the United
.States Steel Corporation, and attend-
ing physician of the party, to the var- i
I ions plants of the United States Steel
Corporation. This trip was given some I
I time ago to the European represents-I
tites of the Steel Corporation Iti
was taken in a train of twentI—two
(ars. drawn by two immense locomo-
tives, and it was said by railroad of.
ficiais to be the finest train which ever
‘departcd trom the Grand Central Sta-
.tion. New York on such a journey,
After some details of interest con-
BUILDING, ‘ “ “
Telephone
In NEWS
Mrs. 0. ll. Butler, of .35 Taylor ave-
nue, has been advised oi the death or
her father, Mr. Clark, of Mount Kisco
N. Y.
Mrs. "‘s‘arah Smith, of West Virginia,‘
nod Mrs. Julia Decker, of East Ol‘~ coming the tlip, Dr. Allen gave a vin ..
tinge. N. J.. were guests of their broth- description of the coke ovens and I
onward: Hemingway. who is seriously rolling mills of the Steel Corporation, 1
ill at its home on North Main street. explaining the process taken 1‘11 the ‘
Mr. Hemingway is the. lather ol‘ilcorge making of it stool rnii from the. ingot 1
Hemingway, an employee of Cava- to the finished product. ile also toidI
naugh'a express. ot the 111anutncture of steel plate. etc.
...._ Dr. Allen's description of tlar;~'.
hflagimn-am and Hdkt‘rl'. ope-h which was transformed by the magic}
of the Steel tiorpototion from a wild ‘
cruise to a Iity in three years, was.
The matter of removing cables un- decidedly entertaining. He told also
der the Washington street bridge or how waste gas from' the coke ovens
cupicd the attention of the Board at was transformed into electricity, my
Electrictl Commissioners oi the South the motiie power of Gary
Norunlh plant last evening. at their
regular weekly business sesslun. The United Stains are tnilures because or
local p'aut still supplies some. power their inabilitt to grasp knowledge and
to his st Side consumers opportunities. One oi the points heI
~—~~ ——~ impressed on the boys was that inI
Five young East Side lads received the six weeks itinery. which had taitcnI ‘
a thorough “ducking" yesterday alter~ months to arrange there was not live:
noon. while skating on the thin ice in minutes deviation in the plannedl
' the rear of the Podeletsk) building schedule. Another point was that
on East. \iashington street The ice with everything money could buy lnI
broke under their mmbined strength, . the way of drinks-bios, the row or in-:
and although the water is not deep verted glasses in both train and be
enough to be dangerous. they were. tels gave silent testimony to the fact
‘ \ery‘ hint-ll scared and wet ’thatothe men at the hesd‘of the Unit
--- —. ed States Steel Corporation drink
"Samuel Chinsky. a Junktnun in the cold water
employ 0! William itlffron. on the East The physician closed his address?
“it-{Ma Squires. 2: .\'o:'ih Main St.
lunkmau. it is claimed Chinsky re Washington, stating that there wasi
'sentetl 'nffe leaving advertising at gathered at that time the greategu
the houses of local residents, and he comhlnation of wealth and power ever
assaulted him on llanford place. EIBtI bolorc assembled
Norwulk. . The next lecture in the course wiit‘
..————— ‘he giten by Game Warden Wilbur F. I
Mrs Earl Themes. special deputy Smith. on Friday evening. b‘ebrnaryI
or the Robekahs and the installing 5th. at 7: 30 o'clock, the topic being
omcers, Mrs. Frank Bradbury. bin-1., “A Year \tith the Birds." This lec ‘
Fred Lyon, Mrs. Fred Pitzer. Mrs. I tul‘e will be free to all, and everyonef
Richard Dutm. Miss Elizabeth Under is ”invited.
down; Mrs. George Cresby and Mrs . ' Next Wednesday evening the regu-
Robert Acton. installed the officers of lay an” m the Boys Club will be held
Hazel Rebekah Lodge ’.1 O O. F.. oil under the ditection oi lieutenant A. I
New t'unnan last evening. the trip-D. Kenvorti1.ot‘ti1e Coast ArtilleryI
being made in automobiles. A coUu- 'Corps Connecticut National Guard.
tion was sorted and a pleasant men ‘
lug spent. THE LOEWE JUDGMENT.
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. «Why kit-k against the law when artous Unions A" A F of L to‘
I. ' Assist in Payment. , I
you can get a 12 qt. Galv. lnrbage,
From various parts of the country
i comes reports of the adoption or reso-.
Ilntions in meetings of local unions.
calling upon the American Federation;
of later to pay or assist in payingI
Ii tho jud :zment obtained in D E Loewis
.& Co against the United Hatters.
Stu-h a resolution wns'udopted a
. few nights- :igo 'by the Central‘LafborI
, Unionot-Newburgh. N. Y. The resolu-
. tion which (ails upon the American
I l‘ed’cration to dmiso ways and means
'of paying it: c judgment was present
ed by the Ittpiosentative of the Sm-
tionary Eng. incérs and was adopted
unanimonsiv. '
Pail for 350.
The Roller 5. 10 & 2:».c. Store.
.. 25c
Our 1 lb. box ..
Sat. Chocolates
Stillson-Powell Carporatlon
W'ASHINGTON STREET.
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While on earn ,
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the Busmess ;
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, ilcltiml counter (11- dost: now, you expect some tiny in I
branch out [on yourself in the business you are learning.
~ You arc gninimr experience. Build up also your cash cap-
ital. Every week dope all part of it in a savings nocount at
the South Nonvttlk Savings Bank. With the ltclp of
«Impound int client, the required stun will come into
youp possessl on more quickly.
when the “mood to
Film per cent of the boys of theI " ~ -'
i15 last evening. The officers were
iwas presented witi1.u‘.beautlt‘ni bun-l
CLEARANCE SALE OF
WINTER GARMENTS
Nothing reservedr—every Sn t, Coat, Dress Shirt, Waist, Fur—must
go." regardless of cost. Prices to suit every purchaser.
THE PARIS
33 50. Main St-
South Norwalk.
Heaters at 20 per cent tilt, set up and delivered
FREE. *Stlil tour months oi continued
”use tor Heaters——
“Prep are for February Cold and Match
Winds” at a big Saving.
Blankets and Comfortables 20 per cent Off
LINOLEUM and OlL CLOTH
:-: REMNANTS . .
al ONE HALF PRICE
(Inc LINOLEUM .. ...................... 30¢ Yll.
35c on. CLOTH ........ .. ......... 18¢ m.
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The A. l. Angevine 6: Son Co.
134~-136 Vi ASHINCTON ST.
COs Cob inn
near Greenwich,
Conn.
_-______ W WItlpen all Winter, Meals
DOUGLAS FOWLER INSTALLATION. a la cane. ”moi?“
Mrs ‘nnnie Joyce installed the of-‘ Music every evening
floors of Douglas Fowler \V R C. No. I
~I-_‘S'l‘.\§1l\ll-I)..\ (‘.
BoxingI Exhibition
Music iiall,'l‘i1ur., Jan. 28
liA’l‘Tlthh Kl N7... ["1110 of Nnrwnlk
\'8. Al: HATES, of Dnnbury
Amateur I‘\‘ll"l‘f‘l‘l‘lglll ('hnrnuion of
Amt'l‘lt'n. TEN ROVNDS.
BOBBY (l.\lll. of Brookh'u. Ava.
YOl'NG Sl'Hl‘MAKER.
lluy. clL'ht rounds.
CASE“ IIIIINN'IIBS". Klondike (‘|uh.
II.
CALOM EL SALIVATES
('olonn-l makes tun sick Inn] you‘
lose It Ilut' s “oi-k. (‘alomtl Is It mun.
tlilngt‘rtlits themiml. 'l‘o ltu-n your-I
sluggish liter and bowels whim mu-
stimuli-ti, Ill‘ldfllll)‘. lillluuu. 145! am
.1 ltlm‘ut b0\ oi Immune (patients.
The) work while you sleep, don't}
stripe. sit-ken or neural».
as follows:
President—Mm. Ruth Whitney.
Senior Vice-President—Mrs. Emma
Merwin‘
Junior Vlce-President—Mrs.
Cuneo.
Secretary—Mrs. Minnie J. Harris.
Treasurer-Mrs. Fannie Joyce.
Chaplain—Mrs. Annie E. Buttery.
Condultor—qus. Rachel Keeler.
Guard—Mrs. Emma McCullen.
Assistant Guard—Mrs. Mary
Grace
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nings. I Is. JIM)“ PBIIHOV l-I. llridxcnort.
Assistant Conductor-Mrs. (‘arriel g S“ “(W Nils.
IReinson. I‘ PETE \ lIlGIL. Sin-higuood s faun-
I II. \R. DICK GIL l.. of Brillzlllllwk.
; six norxos.
Ianer ilcninmin. rctorec:
Agfleiimnn. unit-keeper:
Fun (‘olor hearers-Mrs. Jennie E.
l‘inch.
Second Color Bearer—whim.
Fl‘tlll (‘tllu-
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(‘hnrlcs Payne nn- "
A few all-wool $7 Blankets for $5.
Sterlinoi‘i’ntirlrrni
127.129 WASHlNGTON STWREET.
Phone 105.
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:1; It you don’t make time to visit this it
--Big Fire Sale»
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East NorWalkW Ct.
Still manybargains but
they are. going fast,
Norwalk Furniture- House
“-16 “'all St. Tel. 44.
We have jusz received a ship-
ment of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and best, that we will sell
from $1450 upward. Come and
look them over before going elat-
where. For honest dealing and
prices fair, none with Mr. Rossn
can compare
Picture Framing and Glazing.
.Rosen ’sFurniture Store
I I 15 Ely Avenue
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Norwnlk.
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Delegate tor .(‘tnvention to be hell
in Hartford May 12th and 13th,191»~:
Mrs Minnie Harris
Alternate-431m, Jennie F. Finch.
Mrs. Fannie Joyce, installing officer. f
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quot of cut flowers, and the incoming 3'
president Mrs. Ruth “Whitney “as;
also presented with a beautiful lit-In
quet of cut flowers.
BY AN D BY.
0 birds that till by oceans rim
ADVERTISED LETTERS. . sky! .
NmWI-k t) waves that Ian horizon's thI.’
"w“ ' I Y :h 11 - ' ntuil I)\' :nnl'
Caldwell. Mrs. G. Robert. 61):, n M “a I ' .
32 Oak St. - '
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C v it r, All i t .,
he a c "r George H rosc ttcc gitinw not this iztit
Davis, G. Warren.
Perth, Mr. C.
Gallaudet. Edson i”.
Gallaudet. Dennison.
'Guglese, Donato. .
Meglockliv. Mrs. John F.
Nash, Mrs. L. A.
Packard. Miss P. E.
Pickles. Mrs. John.
M. J. HOWARD, P. M.
South Norwalk.
Charlie Coilino, Box 435.
Jim Foster.
Sulvi Ernesto. Box 724.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Long.
Abei Martin. .
Mrs. J. H. Nichols. 57 Clark St.
A. B. Penny.
William Regan.
Frank ‘Sunlch.
George Wisland, Str. Mascot.
John W. Young. 80 Clifton Ave.
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
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Boarders watch Sentinel Want AdsI
move" noises
\’\ ccp not hccansc your
are bnrc
'l‘ltcy
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\onr heritage
light—
You shall be higher 1))
by
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——Edward King. ,
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And make )0111 pinint. to silt-It
[11 sonic lust garden lonct to ”ital
stt' lit: ‘
shall rc-I)l0s501n by and
'lurn not and curse the brain:
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Smith nountcr.1
I Thll‘d Cowl. nearer_ ““im. Elizabeth, I.\l).\l'lSSl().\. “I: ltlfhlilu' R" 5}“ \TS ___-_ W -..__._..
SI. 50.
Thayer. ‘
Fourth (‘olor Bearer—Mrs. Emma. U nave Trees To Trim
Bartlett. * ,
Patriotic instructor—Mrs. Carrie D AILY POEM I The Emerson Shoes —LET US DO IT~—
‘Remsou. ' .
Press Correspondent—Airs. Jennie Beaupaifl & SfllllldBl'S
Finch. . I M . ARBOHCUL’X‘URJSTS.
illusicIian-Mrs. Lottie Wilcox. or en. . scum nonwam. (IAN.
All the latest lasts and‘leallters
now ready for your inspection.
Conneally &Bracken
81 Washington Street. TClEpl‘lOYlC 1472-:
Woman
Cash in .Poc'kei.
Abcts an inclination to ‘sllcnd.’
Cash in bank bent-ts n ‘pridc the
amount oi“ “the balance." and thus
nbcts nu inclination to save. Many
it man headed toward :1 state oi’
A WWJC’OOCWJ‘W}ZFC‘
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Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds to
.56 Water street. where 1 will conduct!
gs First. Class Plumbing Establishment
I . H. A. HEGELEIN
”Phone 110612.
“Reliable”
That is .what our customers say
of us. when we have examined'
their eyes they feel satisfied that it
has been thoroughly and skillfully
done. And after the examination—-
well, you know how-it is usually.
But that is not OUR. WAY. it
glasses are not needed we say so
frankly and do not attempt to sell
THIIMER”
OCU LISTS AND OPTlCIANS.
chronic itupnwitlcm‘o in money
matters has been turned “right-
ubout-i‘ncc" by the opening 01' a
bunk amount.
. Tax Liens
; are being filed against property own-
i ers on the List of 1913 of the City or
1‘ Norwalk.
I Lists of delinquents owing taxes un-
I der the Town of Norwalk system are
being prepared for the Board 01 Conn-
cilmen next month All taxes should
. I be paid this month to avoid further in:
I terest and expense charges.
We invite your account no mut-
tcr. how modest. the beginning.
4 o‘er cont Interest Allowed
. Savings Accounts
The
People’s Trust Company
on
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‘ 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn. I s . .
I Open Sst.’ Evenings. Est. 1897. I ROBERT G‘ Ml’l‘Cé: [51:32” . SpfiClfll MUSIC
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o I Room 2. City Hall. .
Every Saturday Evening.
curt-out Hotel
Rathskeller I
The Eisant Studio
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
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iOIIquct, Folders .. . . . . . .34 per dos.
REBtJlL‘l' ‘ rveewm're'ns—L. 0
Sin i tit. Underwood
Remington.. sll other
i For a short time. . . . . . .33 per dos. ; makbs. Bold mm. W
(\trltoncttcs. . . . ..... ._$l. 25 per dos. ' . . led. Rénul ‘5 1‘
Now our ........ .. . .75c per dos. ' "3W " I. I:
z COME Qtnou. _ per month. menisci NOTE—New Entrance {rem .
. - “'73...." .. ....—~._-
.616 st $6 for month
. 4A8. aounsttm
{1' sources-Immune south «m
M St.
Ads. When the need or a new “help"
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