Cease-W he the»
launch-sheath”-
mmu.mmeaauu
headed by the Anew Hana,
ilill march tethefiouth Nor-wall: nib
mid station this evening. tor the me
pose of meeting the visiting deienn
tion from Bridgeport Dodge. who will
‘viatt the {cirrwith Wheeler C W“-
son’s Band. All Elks are requested to
meet at the new Home at 7:15 o'clock
sharp tonight.
& Golden
TRUCT $0-
1230
Building Inspector Finch hu‘iaiued
an announcement that the plumbers of
the city confer with him on Monday
evening of next week for the purpose
of workingwon the drafting of the pro-
posed plumbing ordinaace. The inspec-
tor has had installed an attractive
fireproof cabinet for the storage at
maps. etc.. in his oiilce.
mays, etc. in his office.
,1 Merl-ck Keating. oi the South Nor-
walk postofllce has been confined to
his home ior several days past, he
.. cause of illness.
it;
1;; Samuel C. Irelhnd. Jr., who has a
f. very severe attack of pleuropneu-
mania. passed the crisis Tuesday, and
appears to be slightly improved. This
". "y .will be gratifying news to his many Judge Howard B, Scott, in the Court
g“; friends. ~ of Common Pleas, has heard the argu-
g»: . ments in the case of Emma C. Lobdell
. : niece Lamb 160. lb. N Y. Market. Tya. Della Jenni“. The suit is based
‘ on the ownership of a well which is
near the boundary lines of the terms
of the parties in the case in Branch-
ville. Judge Samuel A. Davis repre-
sents the piaintaiff and Keogh a
Candee. of South Norwalyk, the de-
fendnuts. '
_IA.>
:3
..._..._. ..._...~
~Come and see “Ye Village Skewi"
tonight, South 'Norwalk Meth-
odist Church.
v
The monthly meeting of the Baptist
, Brotherhood will be held this evening
> at the South. Norwelk Baptist Church.
Attorney Leo Davis will be the speak-
er oi the occasion and refreshments
will be served at the close.
-—WEDNBSDAV, MCENELLEY'S
Sindhi» Orchestra. Norwalk Armory.
Latest song hits and dance music.
f... Miss Alice Sutton of the Webb store
is the proud aunt of a boy. who came
”fthia week to Mr. and Mrs James Sut-
ton of Noxwaik Mother and son are . ..
doing wean-«Stamford Advocate . TM 0119? ~0l- "10 Rest, Room. on
v» Washington street. by the Wtunan's
“Chill“ POW“! 130 1b 57- Y Mkt- Municipal League, for registering pur.
poses. by women needing werk. has
been. gratefully accepted by the W0-
man‘s Branch. of the General Relief
Committee. A large number of appli-
cantinos for house cleaning and laun
dry work have been received. Will
“4.113 bridegroom”: menu: re»
.onirlngwchbawnisase communicate
their wants to umewnt‘er Munroe
of' North Main stront? All women
needing work will hereafter please an.
ply at the Rest Room. situated in the
Corbett Block. on Washington street.
where they may leave their addresses
.and state the kind of work they want.
‘ Mr and Mrs. G. F. Waters of Hick-
‘ . ory Bluff returned from Hartford. yes l
terday where they have been visiting
their son Frederick Waters and iam-
_ ily. for the past five weeks. Mr. and
;- Mrs, Wpters are going may to
,3 Chosen in Maths zuwafifvfir. non
.. Mrs. P. L Comstock tor a row weeks
endows 35.00 high tan and been.
storm shoes at $3.48. Glover's Shoe
Store.
The State Fair association, com‘
posedoi presidents and secretaries
of various lair associations in Con-
,nectiout. and members of the state
board at agriculture will meet at
10: 30 February 16, in Room 62 or“
‘ the capitol. Foildwing the business
p; meeting there will be a luncheon
‘ at the Hotel Garde There will be.
'. speaking at the afternoon meeting.
~Another large shipment of Vic:
trola records in today. Come in and
beenyourhvorite music at Donneiiy's_-'
CI.
last Sunday afternoon. the new de-
parture in the vesper service at the
First Congregational church. Nor-
W. 0. Ross of Worcester. manager :walk was very encouraging. A soon
the New England Fair 1380.018- number appeared at the Parish House
" thin. and the Hon George S Ladd at 3. 45 {or a half hour practice slug-
'0! Sturbridge. Mass, Will speak on ing hymns. Then. at the vesper aer-
problems of improvement relating to Vice the congregation and the chorus
,~ the holding of agricultural fairs .aat together in the front of the church
and the enthusiasm resulting from the
m—Notlce. Junk orders intended for) praise service was an inspiration to
William Eitrou. should be telephoned all. The congregation «began to realize
to Samuel Jaife, successor Call ‘99 something of the possibilities of con-
” F0" street .- gregatidnai singing. The chorus will
meet again next Sunday at 3: 45, et
- which time the group will he organ-
WAMPOLE’ S EXTRACT 0F ized and arrangements as to hours, i
COD LIVER. pilpractice. direction and the like will
' ‘ .1319 made. The invitation is extended
1 SPECIAL PRICE to all who like to sing to Come at this
‘ 67¢. ' :hour and join the group
Sfillson-Powell COrporation l -MON,DAY BLUE ”mesons
ivs. Norwalk High School Preliminary
'9 WASHINGTON STREET' Basketball, dancing Armory.
TACTICS and
STRATEGY
Tactics has to do with a single battle; strategy with ya
‘ whoic campaign
. You may be defeated in one or more struggle anemia to . .
cove slum, but. it regular saving is‘ part or your general
ship for your whole comm you can calmly be me-
vented Fro-m moaning the goal or success in the end.
)
In spite=oi the inclement weather ‘
' “orruM otmu'
». . smuggling opium
to
. i5
.meni
i,
g S"
11 Minimum
Early lune
PEAS
A RARE
new 3100K
Can
BARGAIN
CREAMERY
BUTTER 2’72"}?
350 lb.
RICE
Clean
Wholesome
50 1b.
GINGER SNAPS 41m. -
25C
sum:
‘ Compoufid Lard 11C 1]).
iii Stamps Free with the iollowing
2 boxes Matches ................................. xoc
1 pkg. Macaroni ........... . ....... ............ mac
1 pkg. H'ocker's Rice ......................... 1°C
1 pkg. Cream of Wheat ....... . ................ 15:
i can Stringiess Beans .......... . ............. . ..... no
1 bet. Horse Radish .. ............................. . to:
1 box Choice. Washed Figs ......................... 19;
ill). Evaporatedl‘eachcs.‘ ..... . ...... 10c
1 pkg. Evaporated Apricots ................... . Isl: . .2
Extra Stamps with Tees and Collars
10 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ....... . . use
15 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Colic-c ...... Hull: 30c
20 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ............. 35c
30 Stamps Free with l lb. Tea . ...... £3” ...... 40c
40 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea ....... ... ..... .500
. (Jo Stamps Free with i ll). Tea ..... .. ._,...,. ......... 60c
125 Washington st.
’ 2 East India Tea Co.
Phone 371
NORTH MAIN STREET,
Our
February Furniture Sale
, .0ilersYoua .
Saviup'ol train 10 to 30 per cent less
than iormer prices.
This is the largest and best February Sale that
we have ever prepared.
ed is priced way below regular price and the.
assortment is so complete and
varied that we can suit every pocketbook with .
furniture for every room in the house.
A J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALJERS.
Every single item offer-
the showing so
1.
square , Mo-nWALK '
81 Washington Street.
GrayTOP Shoes»:
For MEN and WOMEN
A very neat and popular shoe, now in great de-
jjf BUTTONOR LACE Moons ‘ ‘
4-: ASK 10 so: rum. 7 .,
2‘ ConneallydiBracken-u".
0-.
I I
Telephone 1472-2.
UNDER SUS-
. PENDED SENTENCE
NEW YORK. Feb. 5—«Mrs. Sophie
.2 utilise, known to the police. as "the
opium queen." was sentenced in the
' 3 {client court yesterday. afternoon to
pay a fine of 32 one and to serve all:
months in the . penitentiary for
into the United
States. Because of the aid liven her
to the government in apprehending
ightee’n inn associated with h
December before she was indicted.
and‘ she was deported by the Liver.
pool authorities upon her
arrival
there.
, .
.1."
closeuefau'opgweoonrir
SIGN eon ran ROUNDS
er. PAUL, Minn. Feb. n—nlke on.
lions and Eddie Medoor‘ty. Middle-
- SOUTH
* smallest, 33. 8Q, Dec.
crossing the bridge numbered 105.476
February Sale Price
2 import 1-1 in. tillers iuhy guaran-
mired. Full size rep $20
Other Brass Bells $7.50 to $45
ladeoi the
& cotton Mattress with bolster roll,
fined 20 year guar-
anteed Spring. (:0 sch byday- Bed by
night. lie. price $8
February ale Price
$4.95.
$10. 95
20%
STEERING
SLEDS
Discount
Gas iron.
Baby High. Chairs
95° 9
Commode Chairs 90$
No double, alwaysihol line-hall ~ ‘ " 1
$3 50 cogs] hour to keep it hot. Solid 0311 ii it. extension 42 in. top.
re ar Regular 812 Table
February Sale Price $1.95 February Sale Price $6095
Dinning Room Fable
STT]
U [lave Trees To Trim
——LET US DO IT—
Beaupain d; Saunders
~ ARBOROUUI‘UBISTS.
NOR '~' ALF CONN.
Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street where i will conduct
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
HEGELEIN,
Phone 1106.12.
uymg WASHINGTON sr.
FREE WITH PURCHASE
Grocery Dally Reminder and Telephdne Index.
FURNITURE A
"UN
. PHONE 105.
Dewey‘s
50c TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent
grades. 60 S 81 H
Stamps with each lb
MYBROOK BRIDGE REPORT..»
State Treasury Received $11,556
the $12,902 Taken in.
HNRTNRD. Feb. 5;-—-The commie-
sioners of .ihe Saybroorw Highwa',
.ni'
-_ Bridge have filed with the govern-Jr
inoir report for the pea-led between
July 1.1914.and Jan. 1.19‘15.l'
shows total toll receipts of $16,411).
and $550, from Oct. 1 to Jan. 1, pm 'd
by the Shore Line Electric Com
pany, making a total of $17. 002. or
thin sum, :11. 556 was sent to the
state treasurer.
The largest amount received in
one day was $361. 20 August 16. the
31 ' Persons
exclusive of tnolley passengers. Au-
tomobiles crossing numbered 32, 591‘,
of which 8,805 were from outside the
-. state.
During 1314 the drawbridgo was
1m than in. 1313
opened 1.572 ones. which or 323
ne Right '*
Junk Dealer
Mrs Smith~—- “Look at all that'junlt
and i only received 300”
Mrs. Jones—"Why that was not- Et-
gou as I do and make sure. He pays
1c a ii). for rage. best prices pair for
rubbers, metals and feather beds " "
Tel. 441—4» send pariah-.3 Rowan 8t.
.5“;
s m it h. Understood,
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
COMPANY
MARVIN BEACH TRACT. . _
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C.,T. McGOVERN, Agent.
155 Washington St, SorNorwam.‘ .
All coats. sun; 3
Dresses-and Furs i ~
AT GREATLY REDUCED
' PRICES. .
The Little Shop
K; AND ,A. CLAVEN,
~55 FORTHMAF‘.‘ er.
iron. 3 Rowan street. Dent believe 7
the man. You should look on the wa- '
REBUILT TYPEMRITERS—L. C. . I.
Remington, all other , .
mail
w“.
Norwalk Chronicler