.enuov owes 9'
“flees ”339219900
3‘ «WP ”Woolen
2 cocoa on aim,“
- .munwrclleefi' . ~
I lane’s MCI! .
. 51 W
flashers will meet on M a
3:30 with Mrs. Um». 39 Well “It.
. . lids-Minnie Taylor, of Bailey m
I’ Went a serious operation at the
.Nongaik Hospital last week. but is
. new improving.
The Sealshipt Oyster System. I
2. Newborn Corporation, has died a no-
‘- flee to the client that it has ceased
«to dobusiness in Connectian
~WEIDNESDXW MCENELLEY'B
. Singing Orchestra. Nor-walk Arum]
Detect song hits.aud dance music.
_Wi.llialn Josem. oi Lowe street. in
«slowly recovering from a serious ill-
. liens, Mr. Jooem-hsd an attack a
menmonia. and going out too anal.
I had e relapse. .
. , Archie .J. Waterhouse, oi' South Nor.
Iwailr has applied for a discharge. Hie
creditors will meet at the allies of the
'l‘nIdIIIIWhatsoever Circle or W-
W? iron. .
my) one
UNDERTAKER
m seo new: BUILDING
a wmmerou er.
ten-den. representins Convenient}
elect Hill. have agreed. to deter tell-
mmmmmmtimeinihe
d m who appears texture
are 8145 old his assets $10.
resultant . Elm-Blip.
eel ”airfield County is the inter-
resting We under discussion this ni-
'm in ”the council room of the"
City Hall. Men and women. from all
parts 0! Mold County. who are in
Ice-ted in anicultu're. are? taking part
in the meeting.
~1‘ONIGHT, BLUE RIBBONB
vs. Harwell. High School preliminary
tam dancing. Armory.
In carrying out the order in the
resolution. passed by the general as-
my. to tarnish members with cop
is of the statutes passed at the dif-
taut sessions since the last revision
in 1302!. ”all!!! Cemptnoller Bisaell is
referee, in Bridgeport. on March L to'd’m ‘0 91" them €01”es I “‘9
take action in the matter,
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Synge, of Welt
street, spent yesterday in New York.”
and Ivislted with their sampler, ulna
, Nancy Byrne, whole a student at the
Sacred HenrtrConvent, trons.
. . \
Stephen Morris, who has conducted
I 0. business tor several years In my
avenue. has cloud his doors end in
moved to Rowayton The recent do
pnession affected Hr Morris billion
~INotlce. Junk orders intended nor
Williun Enron, should be telephoned
to Samuel Jails. successor Call A”
~ I? Fort street
A specialmeeting at the members or
. the Norwalk Yoshi Club will *be hell
‘et the South Norwalk Club rains, «I
Iobrnsry‘m 1915, at 810‘ka n In.
dorthe purpose of electing a‘ nonh-
" ting, committee.
in Norwalk, last week. there were
elevensalesiot real estate, and m
was amounting to 88,450. For the
rat week in February, 1914, there
one five salel of property. but the
messes amounted to $17,400. I
The first general report of the gem
em education board or New York
he been published and a copy has
been received in. the omce 01' Bonnie-
:Iiendent of Schools the T. Chop-en.
The lreport is a volume of seven!
hundred pages, attractively printed
d annotated. The volume gives an
account of the activities of the baud
hold its foundation in 1902 to June.
914
work being done by schools in
Idiifere t sections 01- the country...“
describes work being accomplished
among the nesroes of southern m
cheap editions owing to the fact that
the MW of other copies is exhaust-
ed.
an. end In. mm}... s. Mccaba
an e. dinner Friday» night at their
s; New .York and
Blew-tel; whose engagement to Geo
yon Gel. of Dnnbury. was announced
on wednesdny at a diner given by
her parents at their town house. Cov—
.III were hid for gelghtr-wVVhltfi
Bein- ilaily Hamid.
-I-I-BAHNER HOMEMADE BAKERY.
lei-In Bread and Ginger Cookies at
linear Bakery Wednesday alternoon.
5 loans street. ~ '
J. A. Gamble, a Connecticut Agricul-
tural college alumnus. graduated in
ma Mnmtly milk expert for the
has“ depirtment of Springfield,
Inn, tor the last live years, has re«
delved an appointment to the bureau
1 animal Industry ‘ at Washinzton
Ir Gamble was engaged in model
diary work in Connecticut before go.
in: to Mennonite. {
The Committee 'appointed by the
Mint Oyster Growere‘ Associa-
tion will present to the governor and
m or the State Legislature and
hello public facts relating to the
outer Mush-y of the state and tare»
tion of oyster franchise as the oyster
mini see them. The committee
coups-ices hedorlck s. Beardsley. or
New Haven; G Clifford Foote or New
Haven; Glories J. Pinon of South
Nwm‘md“~i‘. E. Smith 01 Stony
IIUIL .
,“A-Kmhlcky Belle" was the name
6‘ a charming sketch presented last
new events: under the-auspices or
the Children of Mary, in Westbort.
In. out was composed or members
d at. We church, uptown, who
m the play-let in at most en-
Hana-s mug. representing I,
man Donovan. and Hilton .
h‘ testimony in the congressional
m ”to“. until wins I ~-
mm... mm. petition.
Unit-s eute- court in Hui-tram. was
MMyMWcuernBrom '-
m scandy store. His liabilities “:7
home. No- 14 Lake street, m Miss}
guWyi-eenup
, —-Illh’ Fair will continue until Wed.
rte-day Mt. Good .attrsctions‘ each
South Harwell:
HEW ll l9l6
hummus
WEI-dictum“
, “till. “one will be NW!
ed .
Norwnlk people will be I lnteiested
in the tollowlnx article in the New
Xork Times. Bun y. written ‘by Pro!—
eesor Willia‘m E. Chancellor. of the
College of Wooster. Wooster. Ohio,
formerly superintendent of the South
Norwaik public schools: «—
Within a. year there will be entire
in our land once more as “lulled
predicted by-Alexander Hamilton. and
realized among us with for greater
strength than even he euuzeeted re-
garding the personality of the next
Chief Magistrate. The quadrennial el-
ection or a President has become. a
tempest that interteres will: all the
ordinary courses or our economic. and
with many of those of our social life.
At this time it seems highly improb.
able that when the nominatinc con—
ventions‘are held in 1916 the world
will be at pence once more. In con-
sequence. the most important phase
of the nervvice ot the President for
some time to come will be that or
managing our international relations.
whom from eXperience we are war-
\ranted ns considering’competent to
sail the ship or state upon the high
seas of international diplomacy 'dur-
ing wartime-Woodrow Wilson. Wil-
liam Howard Tntt and Elihu Root. In
default of these we might be sensible
in trying Myron T. Herrick. But not
one other man is really safe. so tar
as we can learn from ‘his past. or the
three State Governors whom various
friends are now trying to bring for-
ward within the Republican Party—-
Whitman. Brumbaushmend Willis~lt
is undeniable that none of them has
been tried in large affairs. according
to the perspective of history. ‘
it is .n foregone conclusion that?“
Wilson is alive. unless be Make: some
terrible error. which he is tempera-
mentaly unlikely to do. he will he re-
nomlnated by the Democratic Barty.
in the first place. within the Demo
cratic Party there is no nucleated
personal opposition to him. ‘Byran be-
longs to his own Presidential house-
is silent but votes right, The bankset
of the recent elections only increases
the likelihood otn‘renominatiou for
no new winner of public applause
has appeared in any State upon the
Democratic side.
In the second place. nearly all el-
ected Presidents are renomlnated by
their own parties, and historical pre-
cede’nte of such a character are sel-
. dom set aside. The failure ottbetew
who were not renomlnated to secure
that honor has always hadwsome *
special reason the like of which does
not appear in the case of Wilson. 2 ‘
The very interesting statistics, with
diagram, recently published by The
Times. as prepared by, Pro:. Fisher.
oratic victory in 1918. It iepmfltable
to take perhaps the longer View and
to consider all the bases of one-term
Presidents to discover whether or not
setegol'y
We have had nine reelected Presl-
dents—Washington. Jeffeleon. Hadl-
n, Monroe.- Jaclrson. Lincoln. Grant.
leveland and MoKlnley— and a
th” "virtually re-Ilected. Roosevelt;
The oneéterm men have been both
seam, Van Enron. Polh.1’la~c_e.
_ Buchanan. Hm Beniamin Bunion.
2 m M. The wee-Menu who
succeeded to the Pm mould.
executes. panama-radium
inter Clearance Sale
3.;fSDAY. FEBRUARY 11,
(See Green fiend Bin)
A DICKERMAN & SON.
, than of Jefferson undercut
Milk MHWI
There are lh‘ree living Americans .
hold. Underwood is loyal. and Clark ’
.tlirbw an apparent doubt upon Demos ',
Wilson is likely to fall within that .2 II
lowland failed. or course. upon his . .,
rot eitort at reelection. But eitht p ,y
I . then fell clearly within tile mun:
l' :37. Estquahty of coal on
rim-«6
Ramble
when
Europe was in turmoil. Wilson my.
perhaps, have yet the distinctionrol
Roosevelt. and the worldowar may
be ended by a conference upon Ain‘-
ericsn soil. It is barely peuible that
this may happen beam dune. nu.
To use the word monolith the Am.
erloan people are not likely to "19
Presidents while nil Europe is fight-
in: over the wills of Kings.
The internal political situation of
The institutional three
today bears a clone reaemhlnice to
that at Grant when he defeated Gree-
ley. No practical Republican states-
man or pelitician is likely to seek the
leadership of the party in 1916. Whit-
men is young. and can wait. Neither
Borah noir Herrick. neither Bram.
trough nor Willis is likely to yearn
w
(Continued on W Panel
The New: Science
OIFINITION 0F ‘cHlRWCTIO.
, Chiropraetle is the definition a the
i
a
'1‘. Francis, D. C.
"Washington 0°.an cone.
Graduate tom . er School. in.
x
The onlyIruny shipped
strontium. mop
‘ in the Tm
sore curl-Lise
moo. see—soon. Main on.
so. Nuggets. Music Hall Block. -
n n 1:! -.- e'n;-:-‘,n:njre;e:-Ze;a1n
m nannnphr .n. .. g...
TheEsanShdio
4 SOUTH INN 8TB!“-
MIMIC?! .. .. .. "Japan-dozen
serum .........81.25 per dozen
New ONLY .........76c [)0de
COME QUICK.
Tires Vulcanized
Bile: your ,
Bolt work and
Addition of tires and tubes on
hand all theme. Work and
for and delivered.
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
KEEPING MCNEY
The man who keeps his money
in the bunk while he he. plenty
mafllendlnthebenkm
whom he can turn wlwn he re-
nnin-s nerds; .
luring confidence ln this Built
begets its confidence in you, and _
noncofnsmgetveryllaconme
road to success without trivia: and
receiving confidence. This Bank
line i'alrly earned your aortiidenee
through muare denim: and hem-
l‘nl service, and will appreciate
your account.
The People's Trust Co.
728 WASHINGTON 91‘. ‘
so. NORWAL’K. CONN.
4 per cent. interest nilowed on
Savings Depouts.
F. s. "TLYONQ
Good Job Printing
Beet Propel-rant Work, But Prim
as noun-i uAlN eraser-
a. uonwnnx y: PHONE m
Crown and bridge work is my ape
cialty. I one patch up your old teeth
or roplace them by artificial so they
cannot be told tram your own. I
monies perfect work and absolute
satisfaction; Call on me for tree con
solution.
HOURMmm.t60p. m.I
Bentley: by appointment.
Dr J H Mallory
is on. mm or... . so. Neewntx.
not exposed to the weather
Gives host satisiaction to buy—
halid‘ in all sizes.
Oud coal I3 mechargcd and
.A loaded automatically. I
Special Music
eyenv- ”TURF” ,evsuiuo
Chifdrd Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New .entranee from Silu-
both Street.
lleI‘wn ion the term
you will get no lit-Idler vegetables than
intlflsetore.Wemalsesp01ntotgiv—
in: strictest attention to the .
BUYING 0F ..Vm1i7rABIlES
mammawm
ondnirmflnril'lcesmmoder
I . .We
an... & Killian »
””9!” m ”M-
m.
Long, Clams opened at the
market
Fresh Salt, Smoked and
Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
oc gt.
sinned
Ilockaway and Princess~ Bey
,. Deters
_ Cod
'vcr Qil.
.;.:.:.:.;.;.;.;.;-‘.;.;u.-_-:. .v.-..;.... . -
Robert Gregory}
Foreshorttlme.......uwdoeee
Just to put a little kick in
the leg business, here are one
" hundred trousers, cut to.._fit ’
the small pocketbook.
$2.50 Trousers .. 1,45
$3.00 Trousers 1.95
$3.50 Trousers .. 2 4
$5.00 Trousers ,_
%. 50 Trousers . . . . .45
Book over your legs, but
dont’ overlook this chance.
Rogers Si Stevens
Harwell: and so. memo.
§
F ebruary
Cash
' PROMPT FREE DELIVERY TO
OF OUR
Spatial ‘
REDUCTIONS
IN Alin-
DEPARTMENT
FAST FREIGHT LINE '10 NEW
YORK.
my boat leaves Pier 21 East
Diver. New York (tent or W
St). every day except Sunday, at 8
loan. FreightreeeivedntNorwalknp
«155nm. andntSouth Nor-insulin»
to in!!! n- u ,.
m,—F‘. Me, General Agent, *
1m: ASKING J. SMITH TEAM-fort.
TATTON LIVE. IND.
JUNK DEALER
You only need write e postal or
phone to Samueldeds. stream to
Wm. Enron, antigen willfset 1 ready »
market tor things which you don"t
not. such u-nu. Daren. bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron.
your coll. Samuel Jade.
street. Phone 49!.
Furniture
Sale.
.1120 per cent Reduction 011 All Spill j
Sales.
‘ All sets and single pieces of the most complete and varied stock I I
‘ W9! 01‘ Furniture in Norwalk are included. I I
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND ‘ '
ANOINIMG TOWNS.
Your Garage
lleal llpwln GAS-
There is a very oi
ilcieul garage healer,
operated by 988. new
on the world. ‘
“a
Nelson trouble with
lieneoiiliesc‘isused'
in our Sales semi
local Iior lulllnierllaiion.
United Elemlc ,
Light 86‘ Water Co.
‘71;—
. .
Great .
Sensation Sale
0" ALIS
_- Housman: econ:
new nun Woollen.
I; WTKEWSKY,
rees- m. gsr-v «em mini er.
your car in cold weather.
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALKI.
FUNEFITIAL DIRECTORS.
OUR CUT slows“ SHOP MIAKmI
A SPECIALII‘Y 0F FUNERAD DE-
SIGNS FROM ’1 UP.
Sohlll Norwalll Eorcsl
280.Mu.ln Si. 2 MNWIE‘
Phone .384. -
SMOKE
DREYFUBB’ PERFECTION. 5 CT.
STRAIGH'fi-szd BOX 0F 50.
Olficcwgs Main Street.
PliOne~347-4.
“Home. 1 e195” 12.
, LADY incontinent".
'xr
motels. leather.
beds a specialty. ‘We are waiting gory.
81 Fort, v
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