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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING emu.
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MONDAY, FEB. as, 1915
“litre insurance Pacts
YOU SHOULD Know-aa- mewu, 1. . .
Fire Insurance means more than
honest intentions. Six out or SEVE
Fire insurance Companies, organized
In this county, have failed or abandon
«the business. To LIVE and furnish.
. real indemnity a company must have
' readiness to back up its policies. .Come1
in and look 01 er the resources or some 1
of the oompaniea represented by us
and then- pick a big substantial com-
pany that you can depend on in time
of trouble. It costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
Taylor 8. Golde
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.
BUILDING
Telephone
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1111 NEWS
Joseph Desi, of New York, spent
yesterday and today with friends in,
South Norwalk.
Miss Ruth Ewing was the leader oi
the lipworth League meeting at the
First .‘11. l2). Church, last evening. The
subject was “The itenediction of a
Spiritual Home."
Judge John ll. Light will be the,
speaker at the "Ladies' Night“ to be
g'i'ieii by the Industrial League of the
l'll‘e‘l Methodist Episcopal Church.
next Friday evening.
A lot oi good things are being said
about the action oi‘ the street depart-
ment of the c111 for doing as the lien—
tinel suggested several days ago, pluc-
iug the {tumor street sidewalks in a
wry much needed passable condition.
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The Klan r011 (‘liib last nook remor-
ed trom their iormer (platters in the
linckcley building on Washington
street to East Not'walk. The suite of
i'ooms on the lower floor will be 00-,
cupied by Attorney \\‘illiam F. Tam-
many, who contemplates removing1
'2' n1 his present quarters in the (‘en-
trai Bank building some time this
week.
Thomas Lent, of Water street,
town, is again in the hands of the
police. Mr. Lent was arrested Suture
day in ltiilgcfleld. where he has been
living for some little time past. by
Sheriff Frederick Bates Lent was
looked upon because of the nonsup-
‘ port charge brought by his wife. He
will be tried lilIS‘mOl‘lliug before Judge
‘iloocli.
()ilicer Frank V. Rariiioiid.~late Sat-
urday night. separated Lawrence
schwautz. a Poriugese, and 11 colored
lady, who had been noisily arguing on
the cast bound station. The oiilcen
appeared on the scene in the nick or
true as it appeared that Lawrence.
was getting a trifle the worst of it.
Miss Mildred Ketcham of Chestnni
shoot. one of prominent young sing
eis. substituted for Miss Bessie Field
111 tliikchoir of Grace Episcopal,
church. yesterday,
REGULAR PRICES.
Sal llcpatica. 25c size ..... . 18c
Sal llcpatica. soc size 36c
Sal ilcpatica. $1.00 size 72c
,Mcrck's Milk Sugar .. ...... 25c
ilood's Sai'saparilla . . . . . . .. 801:
Doans Kidney l’ills ........ 402'
Stillson-Powell Coiporation
8: WASHINGTON STREET.
WIN-M .
1avenue,
tSI?\'C‘l‘iIl complaints being
‘with the police.
ins infallible signs of spring as Brer
isn't a youngster
’thd in the state armory at Hartford
.oll till} today
‘1'" almost every council in the state
1 and Ilcckmnnl.
Local barber shops close today at
o!- 25 waaHINTon 51 FEET. ‘—"
-Ai l'llii LAST—MM TEA-CW»
~ .«-.,—,.~ - ;——~—;::;.:m37§r -1
street, is enjoying a visit with friends
in New Britain.
Representative Cramer C liege-i
man or this city, is today visiting;
his parents in Bridgeport 1
Saturday
& Monday
Today is being spent in New York,
1 city by, Chief and Mrs. George W. 130- :
gardus, and Mrs, A. N. Theriault. oi't
1Clay street. ‘ :
Lester, son of George Cometock, of 1
-Bioad R11 er, is home for a few dale
1visit from Galgara Canada, where he1
i
Free i!
AWASIIING'I’GN BIRTHDAY PENNAN'I' made oi blue
ieli with a picture 0i Washington and one at his
lemons epigrains gotten up in aih'acilve colors.
Given with a Site purchase oi groceries
—-—EXCEPT SUGAR——
IAA‘
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hANCES
FURNITURE CO.
I27o- l29 WASHINGTON ST.
.NORWALK
URNITURE
STERLING
MY. LITTLE HERO.
has had marked success in farming.
Eri- Senator James E McGann.
New Haien District Deputy G. E R.
—111ill 1isit South Norwaik Lodge, 8 P i
O, E, on W ednesday evening of 11.191
3 week. 1
Miss Norah Callahan, who has1
been spending two days at the home1
of M r. and Mrs. Daniel liardos, 49 Ely
iavenue returned to the home of lier1
parents in New Haven, yesterday.
1 ..,.
1 This evening at 7: 30 o'tlock, u mee
bag is scheduled for the Young Men
Club of Trinity Church, in their goal
tcis in the Central Food Building 011‘
Railroad avenue. 1
1killed in a leap from a tit mile
William Pelrosky,
t
s
1
1 hridgepori.
Although believed to have been
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Joseph lilalcck, of the U.
Ozark, at piescni at the, l’rookli'n
Navy Yard, spent Sunday with his,
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Malt” ',k in
Knapp sil‘t'tti. lie will return to l11i1lr08ki' a Fairileld farmer was caught
ship this morning.
3- S 1hour train Friday morning while on-
route to Biidgeport front the State in
sane asylum at Norwich,
.. 1i11 a ireight car in the East Bridger
1port yard 'nte Saturday nighi.Al1nost
At 4: 30 oclock tomorrow afternoon
there will be evening mayor and mid
itatlon in Trinity Episcopal church.
The subject “-111 he "Christ in Con-
versation with the S:-'i'opiiociiiciati
Woman."
his entire scalp was torn loose from
the skull and the flap of flesh hung
over his face. making a ghastly sight
to behold.
l’etrosky had been riding to a coal
car and the terrible wound was be-
grimed with coal dust and (lirt. In
evening
of
At 7:423 o'ciock tomorrow
the neighborhood prayer meeting
the Baptist and congreganomu pitnl. where he was hurried in the
churches will be held at the homes ambulance "a '\
of .1115. r. Scheidlor, 4 Illerwin street. Pctmskr had appealed from the
commitment to the asylum made by}
and Mrs. A, Nash, lti Putnam avenue.
- Judge Bacon \l’nkemiin in the Fair
flohl court. Friday morning
Michael Nolan oi the Norwich asylum
started with I’etroeky from New Lon-
don enroutc to the Superior court in
Bridgeport.
A suspicious-looking character,
hanging around the. lower end of West
Satutday evening, resulted in
registered
(Jillcer l-‘rank \'.
Raymond i111c11tigatcd. The suspici—
\\ illiam Pe- ’
tection is feared at St. Vincent's liosU
Officer ,
man Who Tried To ,
Kill HimSelf Captured
of Fairfield Found
in Freight Car in East End Yards,
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When near Saybiook l'etroaky was
with)“ ed to go into the toilet. He had
lappeared national. T110 minutes after
_ Fight with an unseen foe.
And win a victory grander
Than you or I can know.
\\'c little dream of the conflict
\Vagctl in each human soul,
of
'Anil we know but fcw
heroes
1 i'pon God‘s honor—roll.
115111 one of earth 5 little hei'soc
the door “as closed, Oincer Nolan;
opened it and found the window open
and i’etrosky gone, The train was i111
illidifllii)’ stopped and the tracks 11 ere
searched in vain for the man
Since. that Oifiicr Nolan has
searching for the 111uii.Saturdny even
lug ()fli(‘i"l Nolan was at the \‘ew lia-
vcn railroad station and saw a main
with his head tied in cloth riding past
heenl
1 Right glad am I to know:
1 .
lfis iiamc for 1111 is iiiiithcr
I
My name for him is inc.
1
At thought of a
1 hero
on a freight train. He. immediately tel» ,
‘ephoned to Bridgeport and when the‘
Bridgeport 1
l’etrosky was caught by Railroad Po 1
freight stopped in Fast
licemnn Lambert lie w as turned owr
to Patrolman I~‘ mil Zehnder and hand-
1cuil’ed.
1 He was removed to Police head-
quarters and Dr F. It Weldon of the
.Emorgency hospital reihoved him to
the hospital. Oliver Nolan arrived in
1 Bridgeport shortly after 1 o‘clock yes.
1terda1- morning. Petr'osky's condition
was too serious to be taken from the
1hospltal,how'e1er,
one individual had disappeared.
Members of the Veteran ()dd li‘cl-
lows' Association of Connectit ut today
are holding their annual convention
in Iiridgcpdrt. IA banquet. served to
day at noon, is one of the special icu~
SPF.
turcs. Many prominent members are
in attendance as are the grand ofll Just Arrived
curs oi the state. Fran: New York
If the pursuits oi‘ the small boy are
Ground-lion's proverbial observance oi
his shadow then spring is either here
or just around the corner. There
in Norwalk iii the.
present time who isn't deeply inter-
ested in marbles, kite-flying and base
ball.
. You
t 11 I 11
latest
tern.
A Roy Scout's demonstration will be
style
‘lt is being attended dupt
and 11 number of councils from West Til
crn Massachusetts. The affair com— ~.
I
prizes :1 luncheon, interesting cont‘er 1 ASHIO BOOK
once and exhibition of clever field FOR
\"0rk. ' SPRING
w" of the celebrated
—TONIGi-IT, ARMORY,
New Canaan vs. Norwnlk (with Smith
Norwalk High vs.
linsketbull, dancing.
Bridgeport High.
"Share" 'secm
word than “.111
YOUR WIFE’S SIIARE
llD\V
Costume GIRL-76c.
The above design for
Misses is Number 610;:
PICTORIAI. REVIEW PATTERNS
The New Empire, Dress
The New Empire
Eton Dress
in any other pat-
Y o u w i l I be
months ahead In
Fashions.
PICTORIAL
R E VI E W
PATTERNS
MARCH FASHIONS .8
James Donnelly
So. Norwalk
:
i’,‘iI'
CIAL
and
cannot ob‘
these, the
non-Iii",
If you n-
thcse new
\
on sale, nl so
Empire Tunic—mm—lfic.
Skirt. -5<l37—15L‘.
s to he a better
owancc" for the
part of your income your wife rc— :; .
ceivos, for undoubtedly 'slic earns
it just as'much as you do yours.
Perhaps she is a better saver
than you are too. Give her a
clihiicé, anyway, to see ‘what she
can do with a savings account
at, the
So. Norwalk Savings
1 Bank °'
Alden Soluiaus. President
George 1.. Woodwind. Treas.
Advertisements in The
. South ‘No'rwalk Sentinel
Bring the A
,f
BeiseSUIis
1.
'iliit a battlefield s :1 lialticiicltl
in tlic licart'oi man 01' child.
—E.\'changc.
Timetable ,
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IN EFFECT DECEMBER. 12, 1915.
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A. M.——1:37x, 5 : 34x,
'6 .7x, 7. in, 7. 111, 8:18x. s: 69x, 9:19x,3
9: 40. 10:33x, 10 51x, 11 51 1___ --,.-- M-.- -"',"_T_
P. M.——1:13x, 1:23x. 3:02x, 3:29,1 -
4:4]x, 5:16x, 5:15, 0:021, 0:47. 72021:.
7. 45x, 9: Six 10.18: ‘ 5s WALL sTnszT
1 ' t 0 ti iackson ..,”... 1
: Sundays. ‘ . ~ . PHONE us i
1 .1. M.-—12:26x, 5:31x, 5:42x. 13:51.1 Optician
110:33x, 11: 51. ‘
1 2 211—112... 2 412 2:02.. 1:212. ijlyyer thing in the Optical Line
:55." 33:: .13" ’
1 IX, X, 1 ‘ ‘W, 1 ~ \ ‘
1 ,. , 1 Eyes Examined Free
.NEw YoaK TO SOUTH NORWALK. '_"~~~"':f""‘-:" _ _ j _
1 A. M.:—-4 41x,5 :30, G 43, 8:00x. 3:51:11 1
19:15x,10:02x,10:05,10 60x,11:03.
P. M.——12:031r, 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57,1 1 Your Garage
3: 30x, 3:55, 4:20, 5:03x, 5:21, 5:28. I . .
a: 10x, 6:06, 8:103, 9:37, 110511,. 1 Heal II With GAS
E12.0011. 1 i
1 t i
' Sundays. ’ '
1 A. M.——6:00, 3:00.11, 9:00, 10:021:,1 1 ,
110:50x. i 1 .
1 r. 11.4230, mm, mm, 6:02x.1 1 There IS a very CI-
16:04, 6:01x, 72091:, 8210.1: ll:15x,! 1‘
1.2.0.... 11hcieni garage heater,
1 ( on
1
A. M.——12:23x, 12131:,
9116);, 10: 18x, 11:11x,11:57x.
-.P M.:—1203, 1:23, 31,16}: 4:28,6:17,1
6:14x, 6:47, 7:09X, 9:25x, 11:20.
7 : 09x, 8:28x, 9:25x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—6:13, 8:27, 9:69x.
P. M.-1:25, 4:38, 6:20, 7:22.
Sundays.
1 A. M.-—10:37.‘
P. M.—-2:15, 7:25.
DANBURY TO sOUTH NORWALK.’
A. M—ti: 00 7’ 23, 8: 18, 10: 03x,11: 60.
P, M.—-4: 21, 6: 49.
Sundays.
A. M.-——7:66. 12:10.
P. M.——6:16.
' A— signines express.
There's 'no Job» in this city that can-
not be filled by a really capable
worker-and all'capwble workers tom
poreriiy out of work. watch The Ben-
tin'e'ti ‘thelp whated‘ads 91m. ‘
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Earth's bravest and truest heroes
the
tc11—_vcar~old1
My friends have often smiled:
N.Y.,N.Il.&H.R. R
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.‘
6:421 ' 6:09,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN1
6:06, 7:16,
Sundays.
A. M.-—12:23x, 1:133, 7:43, 9:15x.
10:19,11:1]x,11:67x.
P. M.—2:08x, 4:46x, 6:10x, 6:48,‘
BURT’S
Cantilever... Sims
3
For FALLEN
ARCHES A
tine oi the iamous Burt
family oi Iligli class
shoes ior women
-: ASK r0 srruirn :: .
Conneally & Bracken
1
SUIT SALE.
SUITS $593
COATS
We Give S&li GreeniTrading Sianips.
DRESSES
M. Moltasch 8. Son,
120 Washington Street. South Norwalk
'I‘imi $41M l'p To
$30.00 1’0]:
i
i
i
‘ 'l‘Iiut Sold (‘11 To
$20.00 FOR
That Sold 1]) To
1 $13.98 you
i
- “'1
_.::Your A itention:
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Areythe factors which have mad 6 this institution what it is today
. o 1 ~
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
I‘ airfield County National Bank,
I 1r
1
i
10peraied by gas, now
1 IN THE STYLE
1that early English designers made ia-i
‘mous is fashioned much of the furnl
1
on the market.
1ture that people of good taste favor
1nowadays. We have N0 more trouble With
QUALITY FURNITURE ‘
in a myriad of exquisite designs. Our 1’10“? car in cold weam'er’
it one oi these is used‘
prices are most reasonable and the
quality, beauty and durability of our , . 1 1 _
Ask our .Salesllepari- 2
meat ior lull iniormaiion.
furniture always satisfactory.
A. J. Angevine 81 South.
134-136 “’ASHINGTON STREET.
U [lave Trees To Trim
-—LET US DO IT—
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBOROUUI‘URISTS.
‘Phone 251-13 or 1278-5
SOUTH NORV’ALK CONN.
I
JUNK DEALER—i
You only need write a postal or 1:
phone to Samuel Jails, successor to
Win. Enron, and yon will get a ready
1market for/things which you don't ..
want, such as rags. papers, bottles. .. _~
rubbers. scrap-iron, metals, feather 1'. PM” ”Ho 3°- Main 3“
m. o. specialty. Wears waiting for _, Go. Normik. Muflc HIII Bloch;
yonro'oii. Samueluflo. 87 l'ort-~A-1 '
United Electric
Light 87. Water Co.
5 The Reed 8: Volk
' Electrical . Co.
The oniy'rimy Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town’
AUTO SUPPLIES
Norwalk Chronicler