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CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CAMEO
FRESH BAKED GOODC
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CUP OF COFFE. TEA ‘: = I
COCOA on MILK. 5c 1:: ”IV“ W. ”mom I
SANDWICHES. Be 1.; RI
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1 ashi . NEW BID MEN'S IUILDING
5 w "m 5’ u wmmcron 87.
SW“ - rat. on... Icon; noun. 593.
Brown have made their appear-
. once hero.
The masher: d the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will tomorrow night
hold a speck! business session.
WM Mr. and In. Anchlrald L Joslin, 0!
Miss Gertrude Bohannan left Mon East cu. M will observe the first
anniversary at their marriage, Thurs-
day, Edam 26th.
day for St. Augustine, Florida, to re
main until the first or April,
Miss Jessie Merkle. of New York,
‘ was s visitor yesterday at the home
4‘! Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. Dreyfuss.1
"on Gibson Court. .
The Church‘Councll of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
tomorrow evening hold an interesting
business meeting.
, If there is anything in the old adage The [magnu- Circle of King's
That a fog in February represents fliDanghtera are in session this after-
mst in May. We are due to get sev— ' noon at the home or Mrs. Robert stl~
eral visits of Jack during that merry I cock, at 23 High street.
month. ’
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Mr. and um. James 1.. Mr-Governlno Church In an Ember Day. and Is.
Today on the calendar of the Catho'
_ PAGE SEVEN
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Be comfortable-Be hoppy-Beg‘cheerfui-
buy the genuine JEDDO CQAL
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS ‘
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IIIIIII liliSlliiNlS
STAMFORD THEATRE
The Yale l'niverslty Dramatic Aseo— '
0.13110" Which will appear in this city
at the Stamford Theatre on FridayI
evening, February 26 is planning to
build a theatre ut‘ its own at New=
Haven. This will be a big step for. i
ward in college dromatics and will;1
give the Yale Association an unusual I
advantage over other undergraduate 5
dramatic organizations. . I
A Yale theatre would undoubtedlyI
become a laboratory in which many;
inprovements that would be felt I
throughout the general production of l
the drama could be worked out. There i
would not only he opportunity tori
trying out new plays and original ide-
as, but great strides could he made
for the betterment of the technique
of acting. At this day the scenic side
of the drama is playing a more con- 1
spicuous part than over before. Alli
the possibilities of this departmentI
have not been worked out, however,‘
and it would not he to assertive to say
that the Yule. men would unearth}
some now cl‘fct‘ts.
The location which the Assnciutlon =
has in mind for the new theatre is
the propcrtv of the Hopkins Gram-I
mar School which has been given to 3
:Rogers 8: Stevens
\\'hat! do you mcan to say
you paid $50 for that coat!
Why you poor mutt—Rogers
& Stcvcns are selling a bet—
ter coat at $27.85. one they
formerly sold at $35.00.
tho l'niversity by nnunYmous Izrndu.
nice for the. use of undergraduate oc—
ItiviIiI-s. A building hcre would be
Iruslly accessible to members of all
departments of the l'nivorsity and it
neon-m
iCablnet Folder. ......... $4 per dozen:
l
l
4 scum MAIN STREET. l
I For a short time ....... $2 per dozonl
Carbonettec ......... $1.25 per dozen:
Now ONLY .......... 75¢ per dozen:
. COME QUICK.
' I
The New Screuce I
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic la the definition or the
canoe or the discus and the art oi
adjusting the lame. Disease is can
ed by a wrench. twist or mm in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in the dineront organs .nc
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain, health is reacted
through harmonizing the nerve In
term in your body. Female troubles
liven Ipeelol attention; also curve
turn ot the spine. You will never re
not civics the Chiropractor a dance
to help you.
lunatic manom- given alto.
T. Francis, D. C.
N Washington 8:, Bo. Norwaik, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer
0E0. W. Willi, JR. ll 00..
FUNERAL 0101501016
and EMBALMERS.
Office—95 Main Street.
Phone-3474.
Home Tcl.——511—12.
LADY ATTENDANT.
mmtzs ¥
One Half-Price Sale.
A Few 01 the Big Specials that go on Sale
Tomorrow at 1-2 Price.
8: 1 5
SALE BEGINS
50c
$1.00 Satin and Straw Hats
50c Blankets 25c
50c
$1.00 Blankets
$1.50 Blankets 75c
$2.00 Blankets $1.00
75c House Dresses 370
50c
$1.00 Flannelette Skirts
50c Children’s Sweaters 25c
62c
$1.25 Children’s Bath Robes
All Linen Pieces - 1-2 price
So Black Clark’s Thread 2 l-2c
250 Men’s Ties 120
15c
a
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_ _ ,‘NORWALK SO. NORWALK
of 319 East Mam street. Brldgt’llol‘l. themforqaday 0! Last and abstinencel I
are rejoicing over the birth of a baby
girl Monday afternoon. llr. McGov-I
cm is the collector of port and the re.‘
clpient at many congratulations. '
A dauglncr arrived ycslorduy morn-
ing at the home of llr. and Mrs. M.
flemingwuy Merriam, of 12 West Ylst. -
street, New York. Mrs, Merriam was
‘OI'IIlerly Miss Sallie Belts, of
walk. The mother and child are do-‘
lug nicely. The couple have now 3
children, the first two being boys. I
i
«Notice. Junk orders intended forltrict Deputy 0.. id. 1L, of New Haven: 8‘3"}er pcrl‘ornmnre Wm bc Fm a_ I
. William Eiiron. should be telephoned Lodge. No. 25, B. P. 0. E. wrll pay truism“ rm. this fund. I
for members of that faith.
A supper under the auspices of Mn-
Ipah Circle. of King’s Daughters, will
he held tomorrow evening,
in
South Norwalk Baptist Church.
At the meeting of the Sunday school
teachers of the local parishes. to bc
Nor- ' held this nvcning, in Trinity Episcopal
Church, Rev. G. B. Gilbert will be mm
of the speakers.
ExSenator James E. McGunn, Dis-
thel
‘ Branchville and Georgetown, which at
to Samuel Jade, successor. Call 499. ‘ oiilclal visit to the local lodge of ElksI
37 Fort street. Ithis owning. Initiation also will he;
held at the meeting tonight in the new 1
'Enrico Alessandro. the noted tcnor. Home.
lemporuriiy residing in Norwalk, bus: .7
arranged to take pupils in StaInl'ord.‘ liunner Council. Daughters of Liber-
He will be here once of twice a week ty. will visit Emma J_ Dayton Council,
for that purpose. The young man stu- ' of SWING. Thursday evening. The
died with Caruso, and he also studied members will mks the car leaving
under l’rof. Antonio Cologni. of the South Main street switch at 7:10
Royal Academy at Home. He expects o'clock.
to return to ltnly when conditions be-
come more quiet. —Stumlord Advocate.~ Dr. 1. Milton Coburn, oi South Main
1 street. secretary of the Mayors’ Asso-
[L is said illill ill? New Haven Road I elation 0‘ this SL353, is today taking a
- “is about to install a hell and “an110” I prominent part in the mid-winter lncet-
signal at :1 dangerous grade t‘rossingmg 0‘ the association, being held at
at Georgetown, petition for the protec. this Hartford Club. The proceedings
Qion of which was recently made by opened all o‘clock.
Georgetown people. So for as can be
ascertained no move has been made as,
yet to secure the better safeguards oi
ghe dangerous crossings on the Dan—
bury-Norwnlk trunk highway. between
A meeting of the fire appraisal com-
‘Inittee, together with the City Coun-
‘cil and the commissioners or the
,tbree districts. will he held this even-
ing in the Council chamber of the City
Hall. The recent report submitted by
the committee will be discussed in de-
,tail.
Singers are again urged to altendI An important meeting of Butler
the weelcly rehearsals of tho Choral j Lodge, 1. 0_ o_ R, will be held this
anion held on Wednesday evenings, in evening. The third degree will be
‘ the high school auditorium. Prof. Pcr- confemd- on a number of candidates
ry has secured quite a library of in‘ _ by the degree team 0! Arcanum Lodge.
teresting music and real enjoyment RS 1, 0. 0. F., of Bridgeport. Prepara-
_ well as some good prnctionul instruc- tions have been completed for the en-
tion is to gained by those who attend. ‘ lertaining 0: the guests this evening.
mresent constitutes the greatest men
once to automobile traffic between
Bidgefield and Norwalk.
There are no dues, the fees are obtain. l
_ ed by voluntary contributions of from" A fine". illustrated lecture on “Swil-
flve to ten cents a meeting, Neitherzermud'n presented in an able and
is it necessary to have your name pro- most. interesting manner by Attorney
posed for membership. Everyone is 1 Leo Davis. was one of the features 01‘
. invited to attend. Please make it puma enthusiastic meeting, held lust
point to be on hand tonight. ~. evening, by Sherman Council, Royal
* Arcanum. Marshall E. Hoyt, was init-
would thus afford a largor scope to the ’
I.~\ssociation. 'l‘hc pvt-sent oiiiI-o in (is- 1
Ihorn llnll is lndcntliicd more or lcssf
'wlth the Academic dcpurtmcnt, and
Ila also too small to permit further,
development.
, As yot. the entire fund necessary for I
Ilho traction of tho huildim,r has not
Ihcon sr-cnrcd. in tho rcport of the As- .
Ism-lutiun published inst spring the
'snm on hand was $10,359.59. 'l‘o thlsf
nrt- :Itldml from limo to little the time I
‘cccds of 0:1le porinrnulnco by 1110‘
,.\Hr‘ilt‘l:llltlll or under it auspices. Miss
Illiuldo Adams l‘t‘t‘t‘llll)’ turned nvorI
Ithc cntire receipts of her Now llnvcn
:IIII-cnmnI-c lo tlw lnllldlm: fund. Asl
‘ln former yours. tho proceeds 01’ “tel
INSURANCE
l-‘irc. Life, Accident, Pluto Glass,
\Vorkmcn‘s ('omlx-nsutlon, Llnhil-
ity, Murine and Automobile.
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Hu-runsliip Tickets.
.1. M. Layton 81 C 0., inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
5 ltullroud Am. So. Nonvnlk
' EVELYN NESBIT THAW. I
Evelyn Ncsblt Thaw will need no;
.iutroduclion to Norwalkers and herl
‘uppcarance here tomorrow in a live
lpart picture play which will be;
‘sbown at Pleasant Hour and Lock--
wood's llall will be the signal i'orI
the largest audiences in a long time.
The connection of Evelyn Ncsblt Thaw
with the murder of Stanford White.
L‘Txclusive Agency”
, for which her husband, llurry Kendall
GLOVER’S
l
papers ever since the happening.
‘ Since her husband was sent to Matte-I ‘ '
wan, Mrs. Tlmw has been doing stage;
work, druwlng large audiences at,
' the New York theatres. Fabulous prlc-‘ at ewson
.03 were paid by all theatre goers toE
I see her and runny were unable to view:
Iit the New York theatres where she: SHOES
In contract, with Mrs. Thnw for her
I services and the appearance with her‘
jot her son Russell William. about: For women
lemm much has been heard its a
great amount written. As eriomI
of mm; eCorreci Style
0 I
{lions in a manner that could not be FINEST quahty
Iimproved by any present day actor.
‘-Russell appears as Fedor‘s son and.
Iscores a big hit playing with lils‘ $3.50 to $5
I‘mother. Although most other theatres
loitering “Threads of Destiny" have
Iincreused the prices, the regular fen-
lfirclght bout learns Pier 27 East
Everyone should see it. River, New York (foot. of Catherine
St.), every day except Sunday, at 3
p. m. Freight received at Norwalk up
to 5 p. m. and at South Norwnlk up
to 5:30 p. in.
George F. Foot», General Agent.
Thaw Is now in Multewan asylum has
I appeared. The Lubin company made
[Gruenstein in “Threads
FlST FR ‘lCH’i‘ LIN .7 a
Iture day admissions will prevail at ‘ E I E TO ‘Lw
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANSPOR
been recounted in the daily news-1 and
I Mrs. Thaw presents her character ac-
_ romr.
lthe Castor Theatres for this picture.
TATION IIINE. INC.
OUR KRYPTOP LENSES
I Do away entirely with those two
- pairs 01‘ glosses. They provide far
I For Up-to-dlto Service Cell
I Fred H. Ganung.
1 Funeral Director and Embalmev
I Office and Residence
f Telephone 904. ‘ I
i 84 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. I
Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECONDHAND.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
Phone 419.
I
i
87 NORTH MAIN. ST.‘
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prlcec-
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK PHONE 907
Fish! Fish! Fish
We keep a. fine line of Fresh,
Salt and Canned Fish, Oysters,
Long and Round Clams, Sea Es-
Rockaway Oysters, Crzrl) Lump.
Nothing but the best at the most‘
sanitary market in town. Tele—
phone your orders. No waiting.
Two telephones.
Culbill’s Bridge Market
71 North Main Street
29c Leather Bags
25c Bow Ties 12 l-2c
50c Cashmere Gloves 25c
25c Ribbons 12 1-20 yd:
$1.00 Odd Gloves 49c pr.
25¢. pr.
50c Black Silk Hose
500 Silk Scarfs 250
$1.00 Silk Scaris 300
So
50c Flannelette Gowns
$1.00 Children’s Dresses 50c
$2.00 Children’s Coats
99c
callops, Opened Long Clams,‘
$4.00 Children’s Goats
$4.00 Skirts
$2.00
$2.00..
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‘u-\‘xmxuxmxu\‘xusntm‘sg‘um'x‘t‘t‘xu'x-\“\‘\-’~ ;
Last Week 01 the February
Sale.
DON’T MISS THE CHANCE TO BUY
lune FurnItue at 20% Discount
RAYMOND 81 SON
337”"— LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAlN STREET, NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
4
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RUMMAGE SALE:
Odd Lots Left From Sale.
, Small Lots Not In sale.
gm, “Wow... ..........., ALI- AT BARGAIN moms,
; I Councils were present, each making aI
.. . . i 't II
THE BANK OF SERVICE ligzluidletgrfigug “KgsotTgia;:;,O;s-‘ vision lenses, wluhont scam or I
A Bank Account
and nI-ur vision without. sugges-
tion 01‘ atl\’unclng years. To all i . ,, L r . ,.
appearances they are solid, single I . nyWN/V9\
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
CLOTHING Sll LE
cement. . l
IJ.; Mr. Gabe]. regent of the StamiordI Onr Eye Demrtn : t is m c
I 1 M ii t ,Council; Mr. Butler. guide of the Stern u"
t s no more “)8'0 open _ . . White-
a bank account than to buy a .-,: Iiord Cancun”: M5 Gm“: Oi
pound of nails. A , ._.., Istone cunc . I,
~ Come In:
and speak to anyone “of our
stall and you will be directed
' to, the proper person who will ,5
fix up your pass-book, supply
‘ you with deposit slips and
check book. -
Two Minutes
-wlummglothowholsmm:
. I It. was learned yesterday that the
presenceoi the foot and mouth dis-
ease had been discovered in a herd or
Holstein cattle at. Springslde Farm,
New Haven. the City Almshouse, and
it was stated by the superintendent
’* .ihat this meant not only the destrucf
not or m sanctum”. but in all like-
Ilihocd. 1M pin. "The superintendent
mg] mmmflfsoaso had not yet
andmyoumwtu be a m “M' I reached the pm. he understood it,
3-” I" ' ”m” ”‘ In. sip: a questioner time when u
- , “$2 cocoon m... .m- w.- m w
" " P ‘ ' ' ‘ Insecure-slob? «for the City or
i . ‘ Ina: Hbv‘n. no committee appoint.
Vet! him F; I. Bur-nail to investi-
gate methods? vogue in other cities
visited w Form. recently and
“laminate on the math.
“numerator-mom»
s,
charge of an OOUIIIST.
THAMER ‘
OCULISTS AND OPTIOIANS. L \
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford,Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
DISTINCTION AND
- ' GOOD TASTE
are the characteristics oi our new wall
coverings. They, impart a tone to hall
or room no other papers can.
have only to look at them to appreci-
ate their real artistic value and their
superiority to old style papers. Dome
and have that look. ‘ .
The Gorbam Co.
, 21" riser-no I
Have You Ever Visited
. . . .
'l‘lIe Lillie Shop
You will always find attract-
ive articles reasonably
priced.»
K. AND A. ccAvnN,
56 nonmagnetic ‘I,-§1‘4L;
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TOMM' , ~
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”rm l,
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$12 SUITS, 110W .............. $6.75.
$15 & $18 SUITS, now ......... $9.50
$20, & $22.50 SUITS, now ...... $11.50
BROKEN no'rs on onus AND
nuns IN MEN'S surrs NOW
$5.00. Value to $15.00. .
$2.50 SHOES... .. ........... 31.98.
Louis Avrick
POBTOFFIGE ILOOK
SOUTH NORWALK
" ““11... Line
Vegetables. and . Fruit
antllnany, that are dil-
llculi to gel, elsewhere. ,
g:
A. Dickerman 81' Son.
South-Norwalk . _ ’Phone 446
We Give S. St H. Green Trading Stamps.
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, — SPECIALS -- - ,
‘ Delicious Creamery Butter 34¢ 11)., 3 lbs. for $1.00;
lie-s? Family Flour 95¢ BAG:
Fancy" Pink Salmon 10¢ CAN
Boneless Cod Fish, I 1b. package 15¢
Shredded Fish, me can, for . 5¢
, A. STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
gnu-r NORWALK. "‘
Norwalk Chronicler