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IIXED CANDY
CORUUCOHAC
CANDY DOCKET!
CANDY Chill!
FRESH BAKED GOOD.
CUP OF COFFE. TIA
‘ COCOA OR MILK. in
SANDWICHES fie.
' Miss Madeline schwsrts, or mun
‘o'treot, Stanford. in visiting in N1313-
walk for a tow days
. Christopher Fay. who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Norwalk
Mini, is rapidly improving.
~MONDAY, BLUE RIBBON!
l vs. Norwaik High School Preliminary
Median, dancing. Armory.
Miss Evelyn Ferris. of Norwalk. was
"one of the guests at a party tendered
Miss Florence Rice, in New csnsan.
recently. , ‘1
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, 0!
‘Norwslk, are guests of Mr. and Ira.
Charles W. Hodges on East avenue.
3 New Canaan.
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*«33, Frank N. Ferris. of West street, is
t‘ 1’1
ii pman1 interesting sights at the motor
(”about 1111111113 New York city. today.
Mrs. W. G, Webb of It‘llChblll‘S.
Mass, ~“and Mr. and Mrs. G, 1", Waters
’13 of South Norwslk are guests or Mr.
1;,
and msfth‘.‘ L. Comatoell oil South—
Main suit—mew Canaan 'Adflfllaer
On a d lifter February ll. truth 44!
leaving South Norwalk 7:26 p. In
Sundays and train 246 loaning at 7:22
p.111 week-divs; '1le be made s usuy
train leaving at 7: 1343. due Denim?!
'. 8: 322 pm.
m—_- v.——.——
George W_ Harris, the well- linown
ticket agent in South Norwaik for the
New York. New Haven and liar-tiara
Railroad Company. is taking a month’s
leave of absence in order that he may
recuperate. He will resume his duties
about March 1st.
3 ~‘WE‘DNESDAY, MCENELLEY'S
Singing Orchestra. Norwalk Amory.
Latest song hits and dance music.
"feast.
The menial meeting or the Mn!)-
lican Eirst Ward committee was held
last night at the party's rooms in Main
street last night and Lewis St. John
Keeler was elected to suCceed the Illa
John H. Heyt as a member. As the
personnel or the ward and city can»
'rnittees is the some Mr. Keeier goea
on both. George G, Richmond was
elected. secretary. '
1
m.
3-8trong Comator-Jr, tprinclpal of the
‘ ‘lemrorth avenue school. Danbury,
‘3Will speak at the meeting on the
3 38choohnasters' Round Table of West-
' erfi Connecticut at the Royal James
[on in Norwalk on Friday. February
12. on the pension topic. Mr, Com-
‘stgck is the president of the Round
‘ ,Table.’ The topic for discussion dur-
7 is; the day will be, "Do teachers tail
’3. more .trom lack oi knowledge than
’ has. lack of method?" Annual elec-
tics of silicone will take place
(m3
on do his months I”
hallowed. hashes-am
or psrsonalcheckingaeoqnnt3
new
mimics-mm
1
among the local visitors taking in #110.
WWW
UNDERTAKER
an no em allusion
or summons or.
The will he a rehearsal ot ophir
m No. 62. 0 E 8.. Monday av-
anhg, [throat-y 8th. The entertain
mint committee will, meet also. Every
mentor is earnestly requested to be
M
‘no Hunters 0! the Woman' s Relic!
0". ll Douglas Fowler Post, (LA.
I. wil Imel- most on the second
and hearth fildays of every month. in-
fill! at “.woohly This was decided
am at a nemtmeéting.
an. oasis mums-mist Connery
wants you to know the bundle or
finally banking, and have a place in
their service for-leach member of the
bully; linking is a good topic to
talh’ovor in the family circle.
—~ Exhibiting the same alertness he
showed last year. Harry Earle was
awarded the annual prize of a “bottle
or champagne this week by Steward
Millard. d the (”nutty Club, for be-
ing the first member to drive down in
a sleigh. Earle won a bottle last year
and by claiming he successively, he
helm the championship in that event.
High School teachers in Norwalk
are receiving notices that the annual
meeting of the Connecticut. Associa-
tion of Classical and High School
teachers will be field in New lines
on Wrens-y 37th, when a large num-
hir of tenants 1111 discuss many
matters routing to the theory and
practice or inchingfi A varied pro
gram, 1111mm; addresses by promi-
nent educators, will he presented.
Norw‘ah would-ho harbors will have
a chance to show their skill at "scrap
in; and cumin!” on Monday, betwben
the hours nt 10 and 1 o'clock The
state board or examiners will be on
hand in "Al" Pohlmsn' a barber shop.
3 on Washington street. during this per-
lad, Ind the capability of local appli-
canto will be determined. it is prob-
abl. several shaves and hair-cuts will
be postponed until this event, when
they'll be furnished "free gratis"
.
Roodner'o Hall, last evening, was
the scene of a most pleasant and en
:ioyahls dance, which was given under
the auspices of the Bachelor Girls. at
this city. The young ladies in charge
had amusements completed which
assured the jolly good time enjoyed.
Ira. Wilfred Bodviell was the charm-
Ing I!“ of the Hospital Whlat Club.
which. last evening, was gntertalned
at her home. on 6 Seymour street.,A
. pleaaaat social time followed suction
and rust.
A lull all on! social time will be
held fly the members of Eureka Re-
behahlndggl 0.0.135 onthe19tl1
of Earth. Plans for the affair were
disc-mad at the regular iii-monthly
meetlru held last evening. The enter-
tain-ammonium oi the lodge will,
on next Friday evening. meet at the
3% of Ira. Richard Dunn, on Elm-
wood arenas. {or the purpose or per-
3teetln; plan-101- a lady Washington
party. which will be enjoyed at the
next meeting, two weeks from last
Blah.
Inm- Elwood Chosen Ominsnder and
if“ D. Morison Generallaime.
It: must use.“ of Clinton Com.
“by, No. 3; K. '1‘., was held in the
mass; or; run-'- lodge room, last
38.”. “M were elected for the
' rear and installed by Post
3 War Christian Swarta.
, hr the local year {lust ended
wili In! all accepted. The newly
dental made, «111...; Elwood.
”mandolin oiileers at
“a.
cum conuauoeav sac. , ‘
' 1101'; 3
Southflormlk
‘lllllllHlElll
“ lllflllllllll”
"Ye Villain Skewl or Long Ago".
was witnessed by a large audience at
the First Methodist Episcopal ChurCh.
1last evening. The entertainment was
under the auspices of the Epwortlt
league. and the consistent work or
the young people was reflected in the
admirable rendition of the program.
Fun reigned supreme, and all who
attended were elated. Clarence Brown
made an admirable school
The other members or the out were
as follows:
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Hezekiah Sheen-From Hinton.
Deacon Joseph Patrid’ge—Wrn. O’Hara.
Mrs Humility Patridgeo-OIadyIBrush.
Mrs. Mormon Peterslns~ ”Mus,
hint-nu.
Mrs Hannah Parsons-Elsie Sterling.
llrs. Patrick Von Pelt—Galois Fallon.
rm. 11.101111194111111“ Buckley.
Miss charity Hmh'woll—«Mdrelfloule.
CCHOLARO.
Deliverance Doolittle—Ethel Bykemsn.
Judith Doolittle-Ruth Wakeham
salvation Doolittle—Julian Blawaon.‘
1witoliinsun. ‘ ..
Patricia Von Polt~ltuth Evin.
Dorcas Skinner—Ethel Downs.
{Deborah Tubbs—(llare Reardon.
Temperance Whitestono—Ethei Mills.
Belinda Basset—Mildred Kewhaln.
Susan Jane Parsonlv—Iiiriam Ewing.
Penelope Homwell—lssbelle Wake
ham.
Jonah Porridge-James Gilmore,
Josiah Barebones-Clirtord O'Hara.
Abraham Whitestonewlrving Dyke.
man, .
Ebenezer Doolittle—Mr. Pierson,
‘Moiklsedeck Littliohn—Mr. Kemp. ’
': Bud Hornwell~Charles Reardon.
Peter Paul Peterkins—Louls Rear-don.
Obadiah Bangs-Samuel Davis:
NORWALK COUNTRY
CLUB NOMINATIONS
.1...
Frederick H. Guintard Named for Pros-
ident and LeGrand Raymond
Vice-President.
'The nominating committee oi-ths
Norwalk Country Club have announen‘
ed their selections of ofllcers and all
rectors to be elected. and the human
will be posted 011 the bulletin board at
the Club today. . ,
The list follows:
President-Frederick H. Quintary.
Secretary—Seymour Curtis.
Treasurer~John W.“Olmstesd.
Directors—Philip N. Knapp. H. E.
W. Hoyt, Jr.
Auditors—C. J. Pidgeou and Charles
E. Curtis.
“1.11.an 011‘ “moon's. ,
PRESIDENT OF soolsrrx
I‘ Elected unduly by Vocal“)!!! W’
_\seooiation in Convention '.
’ at Hartford ‘ ,
HARTFORD. Feb 6 --Closing the
three "days conventions or the Con-
necticut Pomologlcsi society and the
Connecticut Vegetable Growers asso-
ciation in Foetguard hall. yesterday»
officers were elected‘aud several, 11e-
solutions were proposed. FI‘he- versa-
11me 311»?an an».
a: swimmer: hams. cheerful
boy the genuine IEHBO COAL
master. .
Prudence Patience Peterkinswlllary
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 11
(See Green Erika)
DICKERMAN A son
W 5-; The Reed 1. 1111A
' W Co.
on WM W
W!- 3.9301:
in the Tel!
3 111.130 avenues
4 Films ans-an 90. Main 3-.
’ on. 11m Nels Hell Bloat-
ilk
41
1&3
:1:
'ofhEat.
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
fit my Satisiactory Fuel.
mum's names
3 Roman, 83%. Him: “I
~m-r l
- Sensation
' ON "ALL
Phone 419.
;a....i 3
.Sale
‘ Houassotooooos'
NEW AND SECOllE-HAND.
M. OUTKOWCKY.
87 NORTH MAIN ST.
Crown and bridge work is my sno-
clalty. I can patch up your old teeth
or replaoethem by artificial so they
cannot be told from your own. I
guarantee Perfect work and absolute
satisfaction. Call on me tor tree can-
sultation. ‘
HOURS—8 n."m. to 9p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
'.Dr J. H. Mallory
11 so. tum or.
80. NORWALK.
5 mm‘ Ave.
,, INSURANCE.
Fire. “to. Accident. Plate Glass,
Workman’s Compensation, “abil-
ity. Marine and Automobile-
. Sunny-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 81 00.. inc.
REAL ESTATE AND new.
so. Norwalk
Carlson“.
NOUO&Vl. sensor- a
i
run.
lhellsanSindlo
11,711 14am eraser.
csslnériroldm ”Hwy
Forao'llorltlm
“H.319 p-
seesaw K‘:
woolen
pol-dozen"
pa dozen
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Healthful: and ch
for and delivered.
7 Wall St:
Ajulllineoitlreaandtubnsoo
handsllflied‘nic; Wohcalled
Robert Gregory
yourvulcanislnzoonta
prices
‘Cnde Sm” miles he best ready-lo wear ‘
dolhlnlilalheworld—rlllllilnmsloreyen . 9'
wflliladsoneoimebeslloiit. ~
SaihandovereoalsaadebylartSchallier
smmnmuunmmm.
dur'lalosr
Red Tag Sale
Cole is now—there arose-calla Bargain
here ior you.
Rogers CC. Stevens
NORWALK sop'rr-r NORWALK
., Raymond & Son
' .11 MAIN STREET.
333
NORWALK. .
A Sale oii'inelurniture
At 20%, discount for cash
All of our big and varied stock for the Parlor, Den.
Living Room, Dining Room, Porch or Kitchen in sets or
single pieces. is included 1n this sale.
Remember 20% reduction on
Every Item
Prompt Free Delivery to all parts of the city and Ad. .3 i .
joining towns, ~ V ‘
The long established and reliable firm.
,
Raymond 81.3011
l.
t
Tel. 326-4
ViceoPresldent—LeGrnnd Raymond , 1'
Bishop, George lit, Betta and Samuel ~
30a}
not exposed to the weather.
or. Best quality of coal on;
band 111 all sizes. ..
‘ 011d .1611 is discharged-and
loaded automatically This
means prompt delivery » s
Gives best satisfaction ‘17. buy- '
your account.
1. ~ llml’colile 8 hurt Co
78 WWW 91‘.’ .
“.80; NORWM CONN.
l per 1111.1. (interest allowed “l1. .
3&vln3gs Deposits. ‘5' .
morning session as followo:
W. ,.H Burr. Westpm’t.
W. G. Griswold. Whetherstlsli View
n'
1
lane. East Hartford. secretary; coon-j
tyvico presidents. Karma 11'. Willie‘.‘
New Britian. Hartlord county. ll 9.
table growers elected Foilleers' attire 3’
president. 7 1‘ " .
presldent: iibward F.~Huber. Silver. 7
2-158 NORTH 3111111113 cram
I. NORWALK
PHONE
; :EUNERAL, DIRECTORS },:-]: l
our; our mom alumna"
A SPECIAUI‘Y 0F FUNERAL Db;-
SIGNS FROM ll UP. I
2 So. hush 8t. . So. Nor-salts
. Phone 804. -,.
{ Your Garage
seat 11 with” GAS
' Long Clams opened at the“,c
- market
~Fresh, Salt. Smoked and 1211051111211
Fish.
Long and Round Clams '
Rock-away and Princess Ba
- Oysters. "
Cod Liver Oil.
CUTBILDS _
BRIDGE, MARKET '
There is a very ~ei
liclenl garage heater,
operated by gas, now
on the market. '
-_No_ iere trouble with
your car in cold Weather.
it one at these A used
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