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rises areas “*
Ju‘mnrthiWfl‘wlL-um .—~ u..- .u ”a “as su~u N.‘-I«.—~I-'
manual. Jan. to. rs: '
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.ua'auuasnm _
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You 8mm”! It"! II. 't-be report or the dining— conduit-l -‘ , ~? '
Fire insurance means more than’tee, will be held with Miss 807-5 W .
honest intentions. SlXout 0‘ Millikan. West avenue. tomon'orw aria“ ; Suwiugguzl. WON BY
Fire 1W comparisons-Moose, at}; o'clock. All ladies interest; sous 'V 25'“ “3°“.
II this com have “M or m1 edjn the dining-room are asked to . '
«samurai To msrsnds‘srsisa .sitsnd ' 1W” W“ Wim- Sun-on «'4
real indemnity a: company moi navel ' ' “‘km‘" ”‘W' “MW“ “5'!“-
msoumstobsckup its policies. Come: IL J. Fitzpatrick. or Norwailt, re~ Knickerbocker-s Load at Flash
is “We,“ the readiness 01,03,515th resigned his position with Thei 0' First “I". 13 to 12.
. ‘7 ‘ .. . . . _ A.” ‘1‘“
a the mm. ,Wt’d g, . lNoi-walk Hardware Company to en l I .
and then pick s big substantial com-i rage in business as an advertising: 1‘ w" ‘ w“ “a ”mum“ “a”
“; (am a, raw u «aw» 1m» mwrw.mmmavurr~an mm ..
~ ' . ‘:'-'“STERI:ING“-.'t
fl
.Ivnuul’l - .
. 12l/2c pOund.
. laiist in which line he has beanience that witnessed the Blue Ribbons
“I“ ' defeat the Knickerbockm. last even-
East India Tea Company
:, nugget roll~ can depend on is time. . . L s ’ ‘
’ (aim. it costs no more whove"“‘"“‘°d m we"! ym' mung, st Colonial Hall. Bridgeport, is 125 Washington 81. Phone 371
.one of the best and hardest tougph -r 4 -
la ‘ w £0011 00mm}. llo‘ltzpatrlck was employed by Hamil
' T. Prowitt as manager of the hard—l .1
games of the season. The dual score . .____.
. Taylor 8; Golden: ' Special sale
_ mm) yam previous lwss 25 to 23. To use the expression
; sown} wonwsut TRUST co. , , _
, _ / Extraordinary Values in Framed
The Very Best on the market today
to its being g
merged with The Norwaik Hardware 0! one at the most excited ot the spec-
tators, “l have seen some good games.
Company. . . .
'r I BUILDING, 1m: _ _"_-_~_ ibut this one beats all the others by a Pictures and Picture Fra Bisscll, the world s lcdcr, 1n Sweepers.
3 “m0“: _ n , l . m.
4 "AT THE COUNTRY CLUB imile. The battle opened up last. first EACH. Dot-s everything you can as»: of r \‘lvecper Vac to pt?"-
______ __ ____ Special Thursday night dinner. tone of Mamserww’s players would Worth ”C. N . ' ' ‘ ‘
. r ‘.- ....—_—,.—- score a basket and then a member at THE ROLLER 5 I", AND 25c CW i fcctlon. '
Amateur farmers in Norwaik Wllllu‘e New York team “9““ retaliutc. . STORE, 1 / «Phone [05 and we will give. you .1 tree (lcnuiilsiraliml 0‘
in this we the count was he t even . , . . .
be pleased to learn that Congressman y p yilustondcrful lilsscll Vacuum i il‘nlltil'.
[most of the time. Swanson and Bosh». .
.selr willing to mail packages at vege 1 man led the local team and théirL
liable seeds of a new variety provid-lmany spectacular shots were a causal
{wed by the Department oi Agriculture. l of. almost heart failure to some of the;
. last year Mr, Donovan distributed in . enthusiastic spectators. ;
David Allenby. oi Nfll‘walk; formerly ; Foirileld County over 40.000 parksges Luck Figures Hers.
proprietor of Greencourt inn, waslof seeds. This year he will gladly There were many 811015 made by
visiting friends in Greenwich yester-A send to those contemplating planting‘bOlh teams in which hard luck Pia-Y“
day. ~ gardens in early spring, packages oiian important part. in .one instance.
lseeds. if they Will send him their nam. l the ball was in the basket when it
—.\iotice. Junk orders intended iories and 'ilddresses, on a postal card,l“changsd its mind" and bounced out
William Ertron, should be telephoned beiore February 20th. regain. Beclilnan shot [our goals for
to“ Samuel Jafie, successor. Cali 499i y- {the Blue Ribbons in the first half,
37 Fori street. 5 «Bring your friends to the Silver isome of which were exceedingly diill-
’ 3 Tea at the home of Mrs. Daniel KeOgh. 3 cult. Swenson also saw the ball sate?
ily into the basket in the ilrst hail.
fineonard, Roach and Clinton were”
Coal Pockets .
Our new and up-to—date Coal.
Pockets are now in use and
ready to take proper care of
coal. Prompt delivery is as-
sured and best quality of coal
is guaranteed.
Jeremiah Donovan has expressed him-
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silli sumo
nouns All lillSi
AM
Illa: Alice Paul. f‘hairman or the
Executive Committee of the Congres-
sional Union l‘or Woman Suffrage to-
day announced that Mrs Phoebe A.
Hearst, of California. has Joined the
Advisory Council at tho Unionerh.
Hearst has hitherto taken no part in
suffrage work but has recently bc- '
coma ncllt'ciy interested in the work
STERLING .Mpiggg§§SCO-_
127529 WASHINGTON 'STREET. ~
Take advantage of this pleas-
ant weather by having us put
in your coal.
lillie Gertrude Scuiiey, of Ridge-.mmview Arc. Friday, from 3 to 6.
ileid, (‘oiin., has been relieved of.
Victor Vielrola
. ~ g... . \ - . , of ihe Union for the Susan ii A . . A'
stra ll. .us. through the efforts oiVDr‘.) Dairy and pure Food Comniis- r guarded closely and failed to shine. .1. "w“, Amendment through Mrs. 2‘ ’ H ' & l
E. Balllmh 8““ suiierlng ’0’ “‘9‘ ‘ sionor Studimuciler held hearings . McMiilian of the Knicks featured in 13. Hill” at Dclnwu‘ro, who is a "um. i art‘s (HIS
ream blondsy in his since in ‘tlle capitoihhe first half. having at the end two 23:“ 0' ”w" Adi‘lsory Council. Mrs : . For all musical 000383005, enrol-tain-
oi‘ baskets to his credit. The one hand I" l" ”’9 ““31“” "f "i“ W" i meme 0,. informal m at MM. 0,
- Mm
on cases or suspected violation
Tileri‘ will be initiation, this even-“:8 memmmaflne law. There were
ing. at the meeting of i‘ourt Laurei,- three cases and two were heard on
No, 10G, Daughters of Casiilc. at their Saturday. The persons involved are
rooms on West Washington street. A ' rcsidenls oi the towns or New Haven.
Amba:sador Thomas F. Bayard. who
wast 9 first Ambassador to Eni'lund. '
Mrs. Hunt is the third woman or I The Elm Stud!”
nation wide influence who has joined ‘. 4 SOUTH MAIN OTHEET-
the active Work of 'he Congressional
. _ [
Union by entering its Adyisory Coun- lawn“ Pow". '''' " ' . ‘4 p" dozen.
shots of Williams. of the Knlchs.
caused many of the spectators to set
on the edges of their seats more than
once. The score at the end of the
for more pmtcntions social events,
The VICTOR Vlornous will bring
into your home the music or all the
world. Prices range from $13 to 8200
full alieudauce is desired. l\\'alei‘lilily and Orange. Commie first hall was 13 to 12 in tsvor ”tlcll since the “mm.“ mm rm uk . Fol-ashort time ....... 32 9" dozen‘
‘ ‘ ..._ isiouer Stodtmuelicr will make com- the visitors. readily showing how hardjin the ”own last week. the Gillie“: ,Carbonsttes ......... 01.25 per dozenl and can be purchased on E-iSY la'
invitations 3"“ 0‘“ today (0“ “ plainis to the prosecuting smears of fought the game was. , . being Mrsfi‘fltomns F. Walsh 'ori Now ONLY ......... 75¢ p" gnu"! ' ‘ I )-
birthday party and 800131, Wllll'll WillitllOSe downs and submit eVldén‘Ce t0 Ribbon. 1““. Lflld. “'CflUDCN’m C. and Mrs. Edward “ co“! QUICK 1 “In“ plan 0‘ ’5 (Fawn Ma $5 per
N. Bieiurlgh ,New York. _ ' month.
At the beginning of the second halt.
.the game started with a rush. each
side determined to gain a lead. After
a law minutes or play, the Blue Rib-
bons counted three baskets in rapid
succession. gaining a comfortable
lead. .
The Knicks worked hard to regain
lost ground. but although lighting
be 8W9“ “Y 5'33le 0~ POW-‘3 M P0“ 2 show that the persons against whom
ley‘s New Ballroom, 0“ “0‘“09 street. ' complaint is made have violated the
next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. law, The final decision in regard
to prosecution rests with the prose-
cuting oillcers.
lllrs. Hearst.” at present in New
York but eipaclano return in (fall-
rornls in thesau- future and will.
take an acill‘e'pari in the prepara-i
ilo band management at the Congrcs- ‘
alona‘l Union broth at the San Fran-i
claco Fair. The Congressional Union
is the only tutti-age organization that
5{still exhibit at‘the. Fair. it is planned'
.59 have the” hibit s coinpiete hiss
tor-y. boih' pol icsl‘ anti pictorial. .ol’ .
A. J. Collins Co.
FUNERAL DIREOTORS AND EMBALJERB,
NORTH MAlVNBTREET. SOUTH NORWALK
oaavruaa' PERFECTION, 5 c1.
"MIGHT—sees sex or so. ‘
Rev. li‘reilericii' A. Coleman is in
' Middletown today and tomorrow.~at-;
4: -' mum‘s“ WWW" “it“ 13ml —-BAliNER HOMEMADE ssxsnv.
' I‘B’e‘m" “an” ”1W clergl'.i Banner Graham Bread la'the bait in
which loony will discuss! important town. We make it every day. Try; it
_..—~-—_.—
\.\.~ ~
sssuntr wrswnirrnsmuc.
- mm “"21 (.3193. You'll want some more. 5 hard and tossing‘severai baskets. sall.rshb'“work rathihe Susan B. Anthony v.71: " 2' “‘:‘:“““ - 4 3 “‘3“"‘“"‘“ "
L , . , ' 011ml! 3 rest. trailed the Ribbons. 'Airian‘dsnt. M the stay or its intro"? . . « 3 _ . ' _ " ""1 “"""" ' j i" "I 1...-.-
ftmmm‘w‘wlf'cfim“ “'3‘” ”’1: ‘ ' ' ' --— . ‘~ “ ‘ Mom-lit ssriss Clinchad. husti‘onui‘n. . ‘ downs the close or .,.. gafizgnyfiér‘zm ' _ .. ‘ '. ' ' ' , ‘r > ' » .1
. ell-£03m!» ya 11th blinA.‘ .»§ lConuecticut W’s azm'aecy‘ fpl'l im- ~ .. - . ‘ the ..'{ . ‘e booth will ‘\ .. ‘ ,.!a . ‘ ' ‘ "— - I' V '.
‘ . ”W “‘° “mm“ “m" .. . “am at ._ . comma . m-kis- om. romeo: . .WllSllilll lllllllSfll lllllllllllllllll ~ . . -
it
s.”
7.”
. Wadsworth! ‘sanltarium. ‘Woodscmtrt’ill migrants -. tbm- foreign ' shores . during.
(or several years. will ssverbis cosh the-gsear'just-paat: ~0ut-oi 38.193 ins
nectlond‘hersgttbis month. and leave migr’i'utd “Midterm; to Connecticut
, tor Bo .. 7 own. where he willidurlng the year 1914.12.000 were ital-
ul‘s‘ stores, 'nsisrss Al sol-sci: an-
nounced that himsger heavy had-ar-
ranged ioi- a series oi four games with
.ths Normal! team. The ilrst gains
will be played ‘in Nos-walk on Monday
Wilt; and literature 4
will be distrib to on. who modal
Open air meetings will bei
held-~‘mry aw. ' 'x " , i
' Himtum‘iil beifig 'iirc‘plred which
will give theurecorda of all members
napalm. .glgntsls. I 83 ‘
per month. Machines’ ‘_ , .
sold at :5 perineum. ' ‘
, JAS.’ DONNELLY.. .
10 south Main Strut. South Nomlk. .
. lilyryoil don’t make limeto visit this
to. 2."!le Worcester ballads and .over 2.000 were Hebrews.
H
anulcl Keogh, Seaview Ava. Friday.
Frankie Mick V8 3“ WW“ ‘ held on May 2nd: and beside these
some Sale -
l",
. , “' » .r .. _ {
. wadefmbmgfrlohil! during his staygThere were also 1.100 Germans 1.- Pesenin' ‘ '=‘ Cl ll
.. " .: - ' , .. v . . ' g “(1 my second It 00““ of the 68rd. Congress on the Federal ‘ .
g g, .r9lafifiulsmfii‘ 3°“. M“ h" “’4‘" .400 L“"“““““"- 1300 ”98”“? 9" ball on Tgemy efvsnlng. Smith. was Amendment. both as individuals-and —— -...._.____.__ _ li
-. has; smartly ,usngurlsns. snoo. Polish. 1.,soo atrial-pm ”Rim“ osi'the mm mm 1”: throat-big: tifeixghrugagélreaegm 2‘: Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to A.
“of; . .. A . .. , sinus. 1.000 .Ruthealans..9ao.Enaliah-. season. will be in the “an or the New“! m; "n" mum, vows and b: I 58 Water streetlswhm 1 will conga ‘ it
3 . Norwuli is one-orthe live cities lasso. mm” 553 . Wm an». ‘r . ’ ’ pl . ' i ' ~ ,
' Conn ctl m . ' hair ‘ , - { NOI'WIIR team. their party leaders on the queauon or “ rat 0'3“ Plumbing Establishment” ~ ‘ ‘
" ‘7'." '. ; i3 ”c "'wmm" tm 'mlm- Gm” 320mm ”0'“ ‘ » " the Federal Amendment. so that on x H, A. HEGELEIN‘,‘ . ~
’ dismal» accordingto the report 0.LSlovalts..320 Byrians..betweenlloosand BOUTB '0“. WEE. one who goes to the Fair will be in ppm". 110.42. : . . ‘ . is
. the Connecticut Tuberculosis Commis‘ 200 each lot Armenians. Bohemians. ' , ignorance of'tlm party status 0! .Buf- g ‘ - Still many bargalns but ii
“filmy. 3.5mm”. issued; The other cities Moravians. Greattana, and Slovenians. ' (rage in thfiUillmd States Congress. - ’ ._ .
are \‘ow' Haven ‘Hartford Meriderl in \lorwalk the majority of foreign Tonight. One or the most instructive exhib- I th It
I , ' ’ . ' ‘ "‘ ~ ‘ its, from the“ political point or View. i .
. . and Waterbury: Special tuberculosis born residents amwlmnsiaml' ironr . “37"" Stone vs. Frankie Nelson at will he the ileum oi photographs or Special Mu‘sic . 6V .are 201118 faSt. ”
nurses are-provided in New "Haven. garinns. very few oi thomembsrs (ll-,Ne," Y0’k- h t N the .psrsds or May 9th 19". when . - is
Hartford. Waterbur , Meriden. :Stam: . ' Kid Black vs. lrlsh Ma on a W 'peiillona warranting. it Is roughly 03- 5 . _ _ ll
lord, and New Britain. In Bridgeport , other ”manltfifef: York. ‘ “m“md- “WP, ltnc’zuu‘gzixtlgzzfi; VERY SATURDAY EVEN'NG » ' '. . » ’ ii
and Derby the tuberculosis poor come! ——«Come to tea at the home of Mrs. Friday. . i3f“«illzoae:dll%n?wid:grdemonstrstlon Clifford Hotel Norwalk Furniture _ ouse ‘U
a
under the cure of the ordinary visit-
ing nurse. 1mm 3 too. and help the East Sor- Gloucester . picures, will be ”quotation; in Jame . g , U
. g___ __.__ Iwaik [mprove‘nem Association. ’ Gus. Christie vs Bob Mobs at Mil-.iyne from 896901199 0 9mm” °t ' , . 14-16 Wail 8t" Tell 44. Norwailc. . ,
1 i . .
-—'i‘oni lit at 8:15; Mme Mai K it _.- no u. . .-__ ._....:..;.-:.-.t.' ‘ ”‘0““9” Wh" based the" opposition R21 hs e 81 ' ~ I ' " ‘ ~‘
g m ra ' ' >- ‘ wankee its the submission of the Federal Am- "\_‘\_-\‘\‘\_‘\‘\-\‘\‘~ .-.,.'..
‘ rivluv-v n,.v,v..'.'. . ‘ 1”- ‘
plays a brilliant program in St. Paul’s:
iParlsh House. The numbers inelude;
bavy’s
Eddie MCGOO‘TW Y5 “80"?" KnOCK-‘ondment on‘lhe ground that th‘ere
out Brown at neutrons .lwas no demand for this submission.
’NOTE-r-New entrance: from Eliza-
Chbpin, Liszt and Strauss. l . Mrs. William Kent oi California.
‘ 1 . l ' Jack Brittonsxugdymnves at New'wlm of Repleaen‘a‘we Km" h” con' both Street. :v . 4 w
. tributed ilie‘iunds for the erection of '
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ‘1 50c 1.‘EAS York . [Elbe booth find- MN}. 0. ‘H. P. ‘Bel-c .. ‘ ~ .. '7 .\'\ AS A g ,.
’ . l , . Johnny Dundee vs Eddie Wallacbmont. is pwlng the expenses for the] , 7 7 f. ~ ‘ ‘_ . ', _
SLOAN S LINIMENT‘ iE I ‘ t 60 at Brooklyn ‘ ' entire time oi the Fair. of the truin-| .‘ . ' y ' '
, ‘ i qua 0 mOS cent , it Young “"5““ch organizer who will be in charge
2§c sm- ................... 15c}: “ ““G’NB'°%5 :9 ‘ lot the work. Other é‘ontributions or - -
~ mops at ew or :nn especial nliilire are being planned . . . : - ' .
503 Si" ---------------- --- 35cl grades' 60 S & H ---'---~ innd will be announced later. The ;“"e announce . f th
' . . ' ' ’ ‘ ' ;_ 1 EDITED. .l‘iillmrnln. members‘blrder the lead- . ' .
$I.00 Silo . . . .> ............. 55C OIL Pig‘g‘jw: 'orslilp or Miss Charlotie Anita Whit- ‘..\ _ one o .e
1 nor will curry on‘the active Work of
are.
. E...
IN .
Sillison-vaeil Corporation {stamps Wit]? each lb
. 82““ WASHINGTON STREET.
,—
Your Own usmess ,
IN “I!“ not something worth ‘worhiulr for? .'
IjIl-cry olloc iii n while BOmobmly )1,“ know shirts a.
‘husincss of his own with moncyjlc has snl’cd. or with cred-:- . .
it‘hc has built up {It his bank. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
show which rollics‘n g rasp if you are acqulrl s bank bolt: '
irons and the bank credit which mossy goes with ‘ 1'
‘~
" ' oi stamhor pepsin, nor is it ' any
NEW YORK. .lun. flip—Tile Siand~
an! Oil Company of New York today?9
reduced the" price of refined petrol-
cum for export 25 paints, milking oil
in cases 10.2?) cents per gallon. in
tanks 4.25 cents. and standard white
7.75.
A “MW
THIN FOLKS min; FAT._
Good. healthy flesh can only be
gained by the use of the proper mod.
together with natural action of the'
organs of assimilation. Nine people
out of ten in order to weigh as much
‘as they ought. and be .7 perfectly,
healthy. should use Samoan, the
Tgrssi flesh forming food and health re.
storer. Weigh yourself «before corn-
inenclng to use theseaiittle tablets, and
"see how your weight increarles front
week to week. F ‘ '
iSamose does not
contain a particle
healthy tissues. Samose has valuable:
flesh-forming properties, tones up and
, to aid unen
struggle or political liberty. After the ‘
org-
tho booth. .
in August there
For a. convention of women voters
from all the entranchiscd states, who
will discuss and adopt~ plans where-
by they can. use their political power
¢ I franchised womou'in their
convention deputations‘ Will be
nnizod’ in each or the {rec states
which will‘come to Washington and.
hold it great demonstration here the
day of the opening of the Regular
Session of the 64th. Congress. to im-
press upon its members the demand
or the enranchised wmen that all
American women shall be pOiltically
free.
In view of the'lncreasing probab-
filly that an extra sessions! Congress
will be called ~shortiy'oiter the 63rd.
Congresa adjourns. on March ith..n
-the Congressiolliil'. Union for Woman
sufirsgd‘ hall~ u'n'dert’aken‘ a" canvas 9!
the newly electedmen” who will come
into oificexnsxt March. ‘ _ . .1 ' ' ‘9.
61.0! the norms Who voted ag-
of ' the Uni‘cd
of othe'llir» Members . ,
voted against
States- Senate. who ‘
nihilism
will be held lit the... .
wit-7. . - ' . . . “ as u i
. , . strongthens.the.Wh019 system. helps .sntfragecwhcp the vote w in, an n . . . . .
r. n . . vz. 5 s » - ‘ r . . . -- ~ . .' w re “or n- particularly to. industrial establish-
‘ the 100d if: N 391W ‘9 may“??? fill. ' 33.93% 3h Via“:- . 53 ~ «. s“ inertia.‘£ecretsry.Wllsondescribds the ’-
I “have? Witt-Earner
. COX
East Norwalh, Ct. ’
FEDERAII EM'PIDYMENT BUREAU
WASHINGTON; Jim. 27.——EleQy-
ers of labor and "employment seekers
throughout the country will be»
brought together without cost to
either through the establishment of a;
federal gempioyment; bureau ’by' the"
Department or habor. Announcement -
iothat él‘lect was being sent brond- '
cast throughthe mails. today.‘Both
the Postomce’ and Agriculture /De-.
may b‘ea'madp in' any locality.
.ln" Circulation letters canine Mien; .
ilonto the plan. which wersrmuiled.
.ruroos’s uurhe. development or ills,
affording.
igbtbinlns
ll
1..
om Ladies? &. use '
at
Tumnunn
les
This-week’hv'c will place on sale every Winter Coat in].
stock at lessthauOnc-half their value. This is” 'witliout";
‘ ,question thc'grcotest. money—Saving '
feted tlic N‘orwavlk. women.‘= .
opportunity ever of-_‘
Franki‘afcoby
‘Oppflioyi’s Theatre
> . ‘ nauseating preparation. such as" is . ‘ . ‘
. Them art-business opportunities in Smith Nor-walk right" “'an recommended to. make people ainst woman suffrage “.1 tiel'wllfige 0‘: thgl'gn‘t; 1):; husggrgfili nit}: :13: .. ‘
l I H ' ' ‘ .' an. in .._H no . .. . ‘
tat. and-Which (1003 not W131 up 59°“ :fiflifisegmmeieéh gong-e", add 4} been given blanks that applications .
' Washington Street ‘1 “'
Norwalk Chronicler