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‘ 00cm. M ‘ ‘
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MIXED canov ..
conuucoms “ ‘
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cmov sssxsrs
CANDY canes
mesa BAKED soon: . .
CUP 0? DWPE. TEA ',
cocosos mm. 5: -
anemones. 5c '
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.g'r
Lane's Bakery.
51 Wain-sin
-.~ . ~m in" ~am-fimn
l
I David W. Raymond
:IUNDERTAKER
new and News soltemo
u weeumo'rou er.
1a. ulna. some; house, on.
i
if" NEWS
l'. posts. of Courtland PMs.
was a visitor yesterday in Bridgeport.
Chorles in. has returned to his
home in Harttord. after visiting ovm'
the-weekend with friends on Ellen.-
- both .street. '
Harry Denney, ot New Canaan ave-
nue, is working at the store or No!»
eon Chamberlain, formerly Gilbert &
Chamheniln, in Norwaik.
The annual conclave of Clinton Gom-
Morney John J. Cuneo is spending
the day in Stamford on business.
my Jennings lodge, Shepherds at
not!“ will have the new initia-
m‘eu are urged to attend. '
In. W. l. Swords. Mrs. G. G.
moi whet. ans visiting this
week at The Bungalow, 24 West ave-
llt '
no hearing. scheduled to he held
this morning. before Judge Keogh, to
domain. the disposal of the "kitty”
captured in the Klawron raid. Was
W until next Saturday morn,
Inc.
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mandery. No. 3, K. 2’12. will he held in
the asylum, St. John's Lodge Room.
Friday evening. February 5th.
-.- Another large shipment ViCtroin
records received this morning at Don-
‘lionen. on 30 Lowe street:
The building inspector today issued
the following permits: To H. Nathan
to inst.“ plumbing in the house of Di
to the
Jones I Botchkias Company to install
plumbing in a house owned by the es
nelly's, come in and hear some. i
”...—......—
Word has been received. by friends
in this city that John A. Seymour.
who has been seriously ill with push.
meals at his home in New Milford, is
more'comfortn‘ble. and hopes are on
tertained for his speedy recovery.
Today is the feast of St.
' and it will .be observed by local cath-
olics with the ceremony of the bless»
ing of throats. This evening at 7:30
o'clock there will the devotions in St.
Joseph‘s Church. on South Main
street, followed by ,the ceremony of
the blessing of throats. 3
fat the Suil'nge Tea yesterday
Norwaik's telephone set-vice stood'
up well nndeuthe onslaught :1 one
terdey's sleet storm. it was sited‘fnt
the exchange omce on West whim.
ton street this morning that no ser-
ious trouble of any kind was ampere2
ionced. it is said hosvever. the num-‘
ber of telephone calls on a stormy day.
, is greater than usual. The snow. or
'~ rain prevents people from getting out
" of doors; and the telephone is used to
carry on the usual business,
I" ' Mr. and Mrs, Frank E. Lolly. who
are well-known in Norwalk, as well
u the owners of property here, cel—
ebrated the thirty-filth anniversary of
"their marriage Monday evening, at
their residence. 1015 Fairiield avenue.
' Bridgeport. The house was beautiful-
ly decorated with cut flowers. palms
and plants A. Bridgeport omhestn
.. eetved.
. There are certainly no male stem
. ographers or typlsts in the sooal'ied
‘ U"army oi’ the unemployed. ” According
to a notice received at the South Nor
walk post- ~0flice the civil service com-
.mission has been unable to supply the
demand for male stenogralphere and
Blaeius. ‘
played for dancing after supper was.
thin of Hrs. 8. A. Wood, on Wall
;street. and to I". A. Duke to wire the
{born 0! Brown dc Hoyt. on Merritt
lam
Today the price of bread jumped.
The price of the former 5p. lost will
be to, and the loaf previously sold for
We. will cost 12c. Buns will be 1c.
ouch. costing 12c. per dozen.
is but one baker whose bread is sold
in Norwalk who has not raised his
price. That is Marsh‘s Bakery oi
Stamford. who distributes to local
grocers.
Miss Aiys Gregory was the speaker
after-
noon given at the home of the 'presi
Dunner 8. Shah in enfort‘l place
With the suggestions of the president
and the state leader. Miss Gregory,
plans (3 definite procedure were
i mam out by an enthusiastit gath-
ering murder.
Intel-u! in the pool tournament un-
der way in the Red Men's quarters. on
Wat Washington street. increases
shell, rated 50, to the score of 50-44.
Another me, last evening. played be-
tween A. Weeks. rated 50, and John
Morton. rated 00. was won by Mr.
Weeks. to the score of 55-60. This
evening 1 guns will be played be-
tween fl. Hubhell. rated 60, and John
lane, who is rated at 100.
Norm-ll may look for a visit from
tho hmpeetors of ihe‘New England
Insurance exchange some time within
the nur- fnturo. The exchange oili-
eialn mountains data and statistics
regarding every town in New Eng-
land, which boastspl the protection
0! any sort of a fire department. The
work or the inspectors will consist of
,typ‘ists, ’especially at Washington.
Civil‘aervlce examinations will heI
heldbetween March 11 and May 17.,
Entrance salaries are from $840 to
3900 and advancement of capohle ap-
pointees is assured to be reasonably
rapid.
THE BANK or SERVICE
A Checking Account
"will promote your credit and
create a good impression. How
pleasant it is to aye—enclosem.
-theokiogaecontnoteniy
helps your audit but it Is {he
‘mrroclwaywautie all ae-
ammo-n}
Donaldson-Miocene!!!
‘mummc‘
“lotus give you other
”i
_ other: throughout the state, are
I”; favor of the hill recently introduced
’ by Sula D. W. Tattle, which would:
mining thoroughly the fire depart-
ment. water supply, alarm system and
general conditions in the city, as
well a the last year‘s tire loss. All
04‘ than statistics will he reported to
the Boston onion, and tabuated Tito
conditions in the various towns will
be studied with the idea of furnishing
situations ilor improvements should
the towns are to ask for them.
“3——
Loml clergyman, in conimon with
in
amend the statues that all saloons
will have to close on good Friday.
Than B said tube a strong senti-
meut‘h lover ot the bill Q1 over the
in... Good Win the. opinion of
melanin». and men othherai
rte-mun. dunk! homers rix'ldlr‘oo.
mail-antitank» prominent on
thumb-MRI» saloons ol
mom-aneuchmtmufli'his
*bfinolhmtmaood
. “his. More the legislature
fifilueedaubsthiied or
g. IhpfilmverJohave
mum dun-gins past
he“ .
my many this evening. and are "
It. all In. Willinn‘t‘T. Havuand. . .'
There ‘
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South Norwalk
ducing the new collars, some
PRICES
...-.n.
The N. E
-I WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
and MALMERS.
I ‘Offi'cc—-95 Main Street.
Phone—3474.
ll'ome Tot-lel’lz.
LADY ATTENDANT.
dudvtlzomigepor erases, Ml‘a. ~ ‘
boy the genuine JEDDD CDAL
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
BARGAINS g, ’-
CHILDREN’S COATS ’ ° ‘
A Dickernnln & Sen.
with each game. Last evening L. Rob-
Inn. nted 80, was defeated by E. Mit-
Coal
not exposed to the weather.
I Gives bcst satisfaction to buy—
er.
Best quality of coal on
hand in all sizes.
Oud coal is discharged and
This
loaded automatically.
moans prompt delivery.
Harris 8.: Guns»
Wye
Phone 446
WE GIVE 8. AND H GREEN TRADING WEHPS.
WAISTS
New Models
A number of high-class Crepe do Chine Waists,‘intro-
attractively hand embroider—
ed, mostly long sleeves, high and low necks.
$1. 98. $2. 98 and $5 00
JAP SILK WANTS—Smart
fronts low neck, long sleeves.
models, embroidered
Special ........ $1 00
TIPPERARY RUFFLINGS.
()i not, lawn and lace in a variety of dainty styles.
25¢ YARD
Ryan i; Co...
IOUTN NORWALK.
- t
GEO. it out lli. & it} The New Science
FUNERAL lilRliClollS-
osslmrlos or”, c’umornscrlo.
Uhlropractio is the definition 01 the
cause of the disease and the art or
saluting the same. Disease is can
edbyswrench, . orepninin
the back. Even if done in childhood
itcreatespinch “Nerves-Mounts
tater ill. in the diner-ant arms and
limbs. ‘
Chiropractors remove the one at
disease and pain, health in mm
through harmonls'in; the nerve an
lens in your body. Female troubles
given special W: lilo cum
lure of the spine. You will never re
mt giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic momenta given also.
T. FranCis, D. C.
N Washington 8t... 80. Norwnik. coon
Graduate from Palmer Moo]. the
discount.
Ported Teeth
“We
DREYFUSS’ PERFECTION. 5 OT-
STRAIGHT-$62.26 BOX OF 50.
l
it it’s men um
«Ellie Revolt! ‘
Utensils. Iron antiwar-iodine.
iron Pots. momma. Whom
crockery. human.
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
26 WEST WAN-”MTG! QTIIIT.’
SOUTH NOIMLK.
Phone M Prompt w
”M” momma-m
mulmfi-flh—h‘
m“ 1““ H
all-s unwasggém
hflflfl"
cannot be told tram your own.
Enameled and minimum Cooking
Crown and bridge work is my spe-
cialty. I can patch up your old teeth
or replace them by artificial so they
I
guarantee perfect work and absolute
satisfaction. Call on me for free con-
sultation. ' ,
HOURS—8 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
on H. Mallory
16 so. MAIN Lev. so. NORWALK.
JUNK DEALER
tosonlynudwriteapoetsl or
momma-mm
Wmmwmwmsatsm
mksilflthingswhlchyosdon’C
Insular-am bottles.
rubbers-empires. metals loath:
Minnow. Womwdmur
mail. In”! JIM IT M
- lune-ms.
s..- III_I.II‘I nj.:u_-7-.‘,-:u;-:u:-:.;n
%M&Voh
Electrical Co.
The Only My Equipped
EtEGTliCM. SHOP
‘9' ”I. M '
AUTD SUDPLIES
Pinon. 806—60 50. Main St.
.50. Nomik. Music Hall Block.
. Red Ohk
COAL
bums clean and gives plenty
of heat.
. A Most. Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone «I
Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
M. OUTKOWSKY.
Phone 419.‘ 87 NORTH MAIN ST.
..-. «...», ...—......—
lNSURANCE.
(
Hm lllfc. Accident, Plate Glass,
Workman'u immunisation, “abil-
ity, Marine and Automobile.
Sandy-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tit-hols.
J. M. Layton & Co.. Inc.
moat. learm'l‘it AND imN'rs.
5 [Railroad Me. So. Norwalk
.. . A. ... _
The Elsam Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Cabinet Folders ......... $4 per dozen
For a short time .......32 per dozen
Garbonetten .........‘1.25 per dozen
New ONLY ...... 75¢ per dozen
come QUICK. .
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulctiniring to me
Best work and cite-spelt prices
A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time Work called
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall ”St. Tel. 326-4
tin-rule noun
The man who keeps his money
in the bank while he has plenty
«sales a friend in the bank to.
whom he can turn when he re-
quires finds.
Having confidence in this Bank
‘brgets its confidence in you. and
,noneofuocsngotvcl'vfalonthe
{road to success without giving and
receiving uoniklenee. This Bank
.11” fairly earned your confidence
through square dcnllng any] help-
foi service, and will appreciate
your mum.
,4 . . " ,
The People s hostile.
- vs WASHINGTON s'r. '
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
4 per cent. interest ali'OWed on
Savings Deposits. ,
F. S LYON
Good Joli Printing
‘ m DID", Bali Work. BM Mill
.8 NORTH MAIN STREET
I. NOIWALK, PHONE DD?
cs—
Special Mastic
” m." .ATURDAV Ivanmo
Word Hotel
36 in.
"hulls
Special for Thursday;
$1.00 Gloves
Muslin Gowns
Bleached Muslim
49C '
25c 7",
$1.00 Corsets 79c
50c homer Bags 25c .
25¢ Rm 19c
25c Silk We “seconds” 91:
$2.00 Silk Skirts $1.49
251: Corset Covers 19::
$2.00 Silk Walsh 90c
510.00 Costs 83.75 ‘
$12 to $15 Suits “.95 ;.
giioa'coiihesc‘ismd'
Wc're live: coded with
these are very fine coats made
regular price.
. Norwalk.
give us a [lit and we will give"you an
There are all styles and sizes in the lotw—(ivcrcuais for
Dress, Business and Driving—fancy mixtures.
“’9 mean just what we saywilvcrcoats at Ollie—Half their
$25 overcoais $12.50
$20 Overcoats $10.00
$15 overcoat; s 7.50
, $12 Overcoais S 6.00
Rogers 8: Stevens
Overcoais-Comefiin and
Some of
by “art, Schafl'ner and 'M‘arx.‘ - . ; :‘
So. Norwalk
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Your Garage :
lieatii Willi GAS.
There 133 very iii 1
iicicni garage helm;
oaths may _
I No‘norcph‘oahie will!
your ear in dimmer
Asks-r Salaam
inestiotiihlni’sro‘sdsn.
operaiodihygas. now
\ one our r‘mwm error smiles
—-‘
liar Krypiok Lenses
do away entirely with those two
pairs of glasses. They provide for 'x‘
perfect tar and near visiim without . _ .
suggestion»: advancing years. ‘l'o " ‘ '
all appearances they are solid sin?
gle- vision lenses.
Our eye department is in charge.
. of an OCULIST.
THAMER
o'cuusrs AND op'rlcmne. “
:7 Atlantic Munro. Stamford, Celina
.Opep‘ 8st. Evenings. Est. 1397. ,9
>_.‘;'
A SPEC]. My OF .FDNEIAAI, _D!i.d
SIGNS FROM Sf ll-P .
Sea Escallops Got in,
Long Clams opened at the ‘
Ikuhsway and Princess Kay
’ ”-mm
Umtedllecinc
market 40c qt ,
”Fresh Salt, Smoked and Emmett
Fish.
long and Round Gums.
Norwalk Chronicler