FRIDAY, FEB. 26,. 19:5
a‘HEMs-ouiriii NORWALié Emma ”solarium.
'l'alile liamasll Towels!
A complete Wt. l
lereerised Table m ....... .
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All Linen Table Mk ..........
50;. 75: on sue a ’41.;
Buck Towels .......... so. to: and as,
am TowelaSc. tee. 184:. as: and so:
new“ mm: .........
E. K. Banks
nmacxr‘m mil. m.
SOUTH . anaemic
Greatest Penc'
‘. Sharpener
ON THE MARKET. $1.00.
On the same style as the $5.00 and
57.00 ones.
DONNELL—Y’S
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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ll NEW
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
=Fair tonight and Saturday; colder to-
night.
The eastern disturbance is causing
some equally weather on the New Eng-
land coast. but pleasant weather pre-
vails generally in all districts east or
the Rocky Mountains. The Western
disturbance now terms a trough or low
pressure extending from Utah south-
eastward to New Mexico. The temper-
ing along the northern border. Zero
temperatures were reported from Mich
lean.
2 Conditions favor for this vicinity:
"Fair weather with lower temperature.
Warnings for high winds are contin-‘
ued along the coast.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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'l'cmpcraturc :
'47. Clear.
Low. .21); high,
Today is short calendar day in
. iirldgeport, and many local attorneys
are attending the sessions of the
courts in that clt7.
-Fresh Shoulders, 12 l-2c. N Y Milt
Mrs. Anthony B. Ghiotto. 0: Eur-
ritt avenue, has been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Wendeld Huyler, of Stam-
ford, for the past three days, Mrs.
Buyler coming here to celebrate her
xJohn's'iM'No. i. F; and A. EJ’Will
Towelllg. 5:, 71:, 1.9. 13/34: and lie yd.‘
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75:. $1.00. eras. $1.50 and “’1
aturee are somewhat lower this mom-.
Edward Gilbert iscontined to his
home on Fair street todayon account
of illness.
l.
bill Milli-0i
moaned gait 16c lb‘N ram ._
Ameetlngoftheeommitteeonthe
160th anniversary celebration bfflt.
‘be held this waning in the lodge
. rooms. ‘
MN hum " what
hibe‘mmfitm
Slates
Miss M. A. Butler, 0! Brooklyn, and
2 Miss Sarah Yaryer. oi Cityvlalami, who
i have been guests 0! Mrs. John Craw-
lford. of 11 Canon street, have re-
turned to their homes. ,
——Lsdies Night at Christian indus-
. .Asl have been residing in London
senses the beginning of the war, 1 have
all sides. l have never heard any sat-
ltrial Dengue. South Norwalkdl. Ellsiactory answer. No one seems to
iChurch. tonight. John H ngnt, thegknow.
lspeaker. Refreshments. ‘
{running night and day? Why are the
railroads not opening up new lcrr;
.tories and getting ready for the mil-
:lions of immigrants who have already
.nlude up their minds to leave Europe“
‘as soon as the war is over? :
l The ChatterChew Club met WSW“
;day with Mrs. John Curtis of Marion
rstreet, and enjoyed a very 918883111
. afternoon. The next meeting will be
iheld with Miss Bertie Van Hoosear.
:heutowu avenue. liXLThurSday' 1 Why are there not titty American?
‘ Health Officer w. J. Tracey last }d'““"“e'5 l“ LOI‘dOH right now. trying“
night received a report of a case of 10 89" $200,000,000 worth of American.
diphtheria at. the home of ilarthol‘gow‘ “L913“ Ol'flw goods that were;
‘Granduli, on New Canaan avenue. This bought “‘5‘ year from Germany and
via the second case to have been dis. Austria?
lcovered at that home. ”0’" ”l“ ”WWW" point of View,‘
the United States is a haven of peace.
and security and prosperity, it has no;
1 __~ itroubles that it dare mention to Bel-l
l Sergeant Thomas Hunt went to‘zlum, or Austria, or France, or Ger-l
,llartfold yesterday and brought back j many, or Servia, or (i
; Harry E. King on a warrant charging ' Russia. .
him with selling goods that had been:1 Every tenth Briton has enlistedl
. sold to him on condition. The com- 1 Every tenth Frenchman is at the front.‘
‘1 plainant in the case is A. .l. Angevine '_. Every tenth Belgian is dead. What.
.55 Company. furniture dealers. Kingldoes the United States know of tron-l
lwas formerly employed as shipping! ble'.’ ‘
“101”); by [he Holmes, Keeier & Kent] if i could afford it. I would charter-
Compnny. He left Norwalk 011 1’91"“th Mauretania and lmsltanla, and con-;
ary 9th, and moved to Hartford. Hislvey a party of 5,000 American adverX
case came up before Judge Lockwood , tisers to Europe for a trip of education.I
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The max- I would give them a week in London, a:
imum penalty 011 NW charge which; week in Paris and a week lll Antwerpd
stands against King. is $100 fin“ and} 1 Would let them look at the Unltedl
six months ill jail. EStates from the scene of war. lwould
’give them a look at real trouble. 1:
would let them' see trains, ten at a‘
'time, five minutes apart, packed with
. the maimed and the dying.
I would let them hear from fragmen..
ry survivors, the incredible story 01,,
at battlefields 150 miles wldt '
‘ , ~. and arm-.
523 and 517 North Main street, Water-f les that are greater than the entire?
l bury, one of the finest of the many flnel population 0‘! Texas. 2
apartment structures which have been 1 would let them see graves 100
erected along that street in the last yards long and tnllyaad Belgium, thel
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few years, has been sold. James kpcountry that waq‘nothlng now but 12,"
1Ella..Jr., of Norwalk. who is connect-l 000‘square miles :61, ““9ng ‘
.ed with the Norwalk Hard???” C953” Then, when theyliiegali' to und _
pan)‘. is the buyer- ‘ The property val-i stand to some slight eittent, the magni-
;ue has been held fil- 360-000- 1‘ is 3} tude and awfulnessotthis war, iwould‘
ironrvstory structure ot- brick and coy-é say to them: ’1 .
era a plot 7ox200 feet, and represents; "Now go back and appreciate the.
.the very latest in apartment construe-Y United States. Realize your opportu¥
pron. arrangement and appomtment. ‘ inities. Don‘t start digging trenches.
,when nobody is firing at. you, Don't1
i fall down when you have not been 'hitd
Don't be blind to the most glorious?
chance you have ever had in your lii‘ed
“(let ready for the most tremendous
business boom that any nation cver’
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- Shoulder Steak 12c. lb. .\'. Y. Mitt.
reat Britain or i
—llats, Caps, at o‘llrien‘s.
lPROMINENT LOCAL Business
‘ MAN BUYS THE WM. KRUSCH
t APARTMENT [N WATERBURY: ta
t The William Krusch apartment,
lsss is 'un: CHILD'S .
l TONGUE ls COATED
Elf Cross, chcrish, Constipated. Give
“California Syrup of Figs."
freshmen
7-”, _ for . ., .
been hearing this question asked on
1 Why are the American factories not ‘
eighty-eighth birthday with Mrs. Ghiot-l
. to. The guests returned to their homef L001! at the tongue. mother! it
today iemted, it is a sure sign that your lit-
m 5119 one's stomach. liver and bowels
‘ ~Ipin Pork, 12 1~2<‘. lb. N. Y. Mitt. i need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
- Eonce.
The Rev. J. Benton Werner. TeCtOI' When peevisb, cross, listless. pale,
of Grace parish. will be the preacher: doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-
at the first of the Friday night Lenti rally, or is feverish, stomach sour.
“services at St. Paul's, to be held to; breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
night at 8. A cordial invitation in throat, diarrhoea, full or cold. give a
- given to all to attend. The choir will teaspoonful of “California Syrup at
:.be in attendance and the service will. Figs." mu: in a few hours all the foul,
had. Build your factories bigger)
Train more salesmen. Borrow more:
‘ money. Go ahead and thank God that.
you are alive. and that your family isl>
alive. and that you are living in a land“
that is at peace at a time when nearly:
.the whole world is at war." .. l
By HERBERT N. CASSON.
WANTS $5,000 DAMAGES .
FOR'SHATTERED NERVEB:
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Patrick Brady Alleges Conductdr Was
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ruary HOWLAIN s
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S le. Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave, and Cannon St.
' landscape-1.00m.
Friday, February 25. Il’li').
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DON'T MISS THE CHANCE TO BUY Y , it
. , . - - .. , , . ards and yards of black-and-wh 6
Fine Furmtue at 20% Discount h k . l . d
_- ; . sll‘orftsdiiored suits.Jllack‘_an(l—wiiite checks.
1 For- separate skirts. black—and-wliitc checks.
For jackets, black-vand-uhitc checks.
THE LON;EMSIIANag'sli-‘EEE:A::RSVEALLI:BLE HEM l-‘or girls“ dresses, black—alld-whilc ch‘ccks.
FUNERAL DIR'ECTORS. ' ' lil“..\l)‘th'——.\'carlv 5.0 picccs'tiu cllccks ol dilirrcut
\‘llt‘i lll dliiercut qualities; oi dittcrcnt widths: all at spe—
:(:-TC(:§=1:(:'<:t=‘.:(CC‘Jtiiii:1:I:.:I:'i=-( $3. ciul pricc. .v
_- , g: __...._.- W- mm..- -w---_.. -_ -._fl_»___ (‘liccks from tiny to large. Plain and bfilkcn rill-cits.
‘ ' ‘ t‘hccks with overplaids in color.
S TURDAY SPECIALS l'urc wool checks: part—wool clicck<.
A . ' lint £ll\\'a_\‘S—-t‘lt‘lll' sharp contrast of black and white.
35¢ 39¢ , 59¢
East Norwalk Cash Grocery 79¢ . $1. . . $125
Phone 743% Free Delivery. luvl-ry yard is .worth more than llS price—«for both
lasluon and utility are combining to make blackhml-
llcst Family lilour, :1 bagr .......................... 95¢ \\llllt‘ checks a pronounced Spring favorite.
tirnnulatcd Sugar. 4 [—4 lbs .................. 25¢ .\l:lin Floor, Rcur.
Delicious L‘l‘cmucry luttcr. u lb. .................... 33¢ . . .
(lold Modal ('rcamcry Butter in prints ............. 35¢ . Sk d h . k .
l’rtn‘cs‘.» Iluttcr in prints ........................... 29¢ I lrts ma 6 rlg t qu‘c t0 '
Fri-sh Eggs, :1 dozen .............................. 32¢
Fancy l’otzltucs. 14 lbs ............................. 18¢ measure
l'urc l.caf [411‘ch ")5... ----------------------------- 25¢ \\'c'vc a plan for the woman who wishes a new
Swift's chel Shortening, 3 lb. ..... .. ............... 11¢ Sl'l‘ll‘i-i skirt at once. \
lil‘flllflm‘1510111"!Sui-hat: --------------------------- 17¢ l’ick out the favored fabric. llavc measure taken.
Alilgllollfl 01‘ ( ltiVL‘r hulk, 3 can . . . . . . . . . . ......... 10¢ .C‘Clt‘t‘l that “c“: Sl)lC “'hich is “logtdikcd‘
l‘cls .\.'lptli:t. Ozone and lurkinan s Borax Soap ...... 4¢ . g The cutting and finishing of the skirt will be done
l’arlnr blatt‘l‘t'jl ”"09 5c boxes -------------------- 10¢ ! right here in the store, if orders arc given immediately.
bell Ranking Hour, :1 pkg .......................... 10¢ That will make it possible to deliver skirt all ready for
llunham 5 (”“mlm' 10C pkg. .. ------- ' ------------- 8¢ \vcnr within two or thrcc days
“allt‘f linkers («0603. 3‘ W“ ---------------------- 18¢ Expert tailor, our regular maker, is hcrc for this
“fall“ l‘l'ull- 7 for ------------------------------- 25¢ special purpose. llc's prepared with several new attrac— .
l.ivc ()zlk Buckwheat, 2 pigs ....................... 25¢ fl“. stvlcs.
Swift's Sultllx't‘d thlllilk‘TS- 11 lb. -------------------- 12¢ l’lipr lot of splendid fabrics is ready, dark and medium
Shredded lush, 10c pkg. t‘nt to ...................... 5¢ and light of weight.
, .' . llut——~ llc prompt for this special opportunity is
' A. STULL open only through the wcck. .
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. Fabrics at 75 ccnts,_$i and more per yard. ‘
Charge for making skirt complete— $1
2 EEMthhmu th t there Right Aisle, Rear. ‘ ‘
'rwo DAYS LEFT 'ro F‘JLE 09. “a “ ‘3 ° 8 a . ' '
, INCOME TAX RETURNslwere a number of residents who have gahRRilzrfjr bile: new lawn ~..
f 'iailed to his tax returns. Hundreds at :1 0 Sid l 1‘_ l' , i s aL'iiiiiiiiZ'n—wgesclth l . t t'
- , .returns have been ed durlu the last oys out put s are w‘ur mg ant . ' a . awn is s a 10m
Denmue'm Subject m Afdditl‘osal A’lwuk. ill - g dashing around on their skates. "3'1 0f ‘lilmli’ 1110911655 and EK-
aeument and-Hes ,.F as. . ‘ ‘ - ‘ . , , - ccl cut 'qnal' .y—-vct it sells at
, Persons and coipbrat .ns who do Demty collectors this morning said if theres no it‘t filtl‘tifi plenty ii - .- , I
very low pace. . b . _.. '
Light of’itcxturc. verv'likc fab-
ric in finish. delicate in shading.
l'nrc white. soft misty gray,
elusive blue. subdued lavender,
quiet rich pink.
liox of 24 sheets papcr and 24
. envelopes—25c.
Main floor, rcar.
News for the man
“who can’t be fitted
'l‘hcrc's a good lot of new Spring suit fablrcs just on
show in the I‘l'owland men's store.
In it; little checks, tartan checks, quiet mixturemm
every good thing. In fact, it’s about the best lot of suit-
ings by the yard we’ve ever seen in a long longIr time.
From those suitings, we'll make suits for “hard to fit"
men. '
\Ve guarantee that the suits will fit.
of good smooth sidewalks. "
Skating is ‘Skating!
Winslow skates with cust‘i‘rmi
rollers—~35c and 45c. ’
\Vith hollow steel rollers—90c.
With ball linings—$.40.
livcy sort is adjustable.
Front bascmcnt.
-that forms might be procured at the
not file their income tax returns be- ,
fore next Monday will be “91w" tol omce or through the mall, There are
an additional assessment or 50 per1 but two days Ml in which to tile the
“ turns—today and Saturday. Provid-
' t. oil tless than .2 "e
w“ and a line w 8 .l ing the returns are not died by Mon.
nor more than 81,000. I .
Oiheials of the internal Revenue 01v d” there will be 9’ number or arrestsi
[made the following week.
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£5
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;.,last about an hour.
—-Special for Saturday and Monday.
, The very best butter, per pound 30c.
)Good cggs. 25c. doz. United Grocery
"110., 20 North Main street.
Dr. W. B. Burneli was called to
.. treat burns which a child living on the
:Fair Grounds. .had sustained night he
- fore last, from using crude turpentine.
he turpentine was used by the child
‘to bathe her chest and abdomen for
‘ a cold, the little girl not knowing the
effect of the application. As a result
those portions of her body were se-_
Verely burned.
Avoid the risk
of losing your
“travel money":
bum. Your
_‘ypwu
Use A _
7&8.me
Payboulbillsw'ahthaa; baynilmadudothalichmw
fiche-attenuate“. 'l'bayan mach-shunts:
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:jconstipated v'aste. undigested load
and sour bile gently moves out of its
‘little bowels without griping, and you yamck Brady, of Bridgeport, m a:
film's a well. planyIChild again. .35,000 damage suit filed yesterday in;:
i You needn't coax their children toillle Civil Superior court agpinst the!
imke this harmless “fruit laxative;" , Connecticut Company, alleges that ow-I
: they love its delicious taste, and it 81- mg to injuries received by the starting
“ ways makes them feel Splendid. of a trolley car on Parli‘ avenue as he
Ask your druggist for 1150-091“ bOt'! was alighting from the car, he will
tie of "California Syrul) 0t Figs," be unable to pursue any business or
lwhich has directions for babies. chil- occupauom as his “"65 are shat.
dren of all ages and for grown-ups tered.
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun— The complaint states that Brady. on
terteits sold here. To be sure you 89¢ the morning of January 1, last. was a
the genuine, ask to see that it is made passenger on a southbound car on
.bi’ “Calitornia F18 3"“9 Company.” Park avenue and started to alight
[Refuse any other kind with contempt. from the ear at the corner of Park
_ avenue and Johnson street. He al-
leges the conductor gave the signal
for the car to start before he had got-
ten oii. He says he was thrown to
lthe ground, breaking a number or
x bones in his right hand, dislocating a
{finger and tearing the palm ot‘hts
iright hand. He alleges negligence on
3 the part of the agents of the company.
Negligent and Started Trolley
Too Soon.
Codi! qflh Four Seasons,
l SUEs M'ELROY BROTHERS I
l Co. on $57,000 NOTE
: The McEiroy Brothera' Company, oil
l Bridgeport. has been made detendaut'
, in a foreclosure suit I usht by Joe-l
leph A. Mthoy. of Ni elk, who ah;
i lens that on February .i. 1911, the de-
.teadant owed lulu 861.000 on a note.é
l and managed property in that citv to 9
secure the note. The plastic mum
:statu in his complaint. that on Io-
fondant Ia... odd flu but nmu on:
nine W and that ”I’m
as. m l. as mass the It!” th-
umnt'rasuaude-Ilb
Mk fit an“ a me the
undone. has“!
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Is it possible there is a womankin this country who con-
tinues to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegcl '
table Compound atrial after all the evidence that is con-
tinually being published, which proves beyond contradic-
tion that this grand old medicine has relieved more suffer-
ing among women than any other one medicipe in the world?
We have published in the newspapers of the United States
more genuine testimonial letters than have ever been pub-
lished in the interest of any other medicine for women—
and every year we publish many new testimonials, all gen-
uine and true. Here are three never before published:
From Mrs. S. 1‘. Richmond, Providence, R. l.
Pnowmmon, R. I.—-“ For the benefit; of women who suffer as I have
done I Wish to state what; Lydia E: Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound
has done for me. I did some heavy lifting and the doctor said it
caused a displacement. I have always been weak and I overworked
after my baby was born and inflammation set in, then nervous pros-
tratlo from which I did not recover until I had taken Lydia E. -
ham‘s egetable Compound. The Com und is my best friend and
when I hear of a woman with troubles ke mine I try to induce her
to take your medicine."-—Mrs. S. T. RICHMOND, 199 Waldo Street,
Prowdence, R. I.
A M'"lster’s Wife Writes:
groom, Mr. '.-.-“I have sufl‘ercd very much with irregularities,
pan) and inflammation, but your wonderful medicine, Lydia E. Pink-
am’s Vegetable Compton-l, has made me well and I can recommend
the same to all tha‘ " troubled with these com laints.”—Mrs. Jam
at: Assaults, c/o Rev. K. Marinas, Cloquet, M noesota.
From Mrs. -J. D. Murdoch. Quincy, Mass.
803:! Gunter, lass—‘ 'l‘bedoctoraald that I had organic trouble
and mimoimglimeandldidnot an relief. I
saw lydiull‘inkbam‘s Vegetable (bums all-w y ,
verthadr iltrladttandbundrelielbebrrlhad it?” “5*
Immanuel». [manhood itall ,
Wart ‘ lib. , auaowpm
We guarantee .
they will be satisfactory in every way. They will be sold
at'speci'a'l price. I
Carcfnly expert tailoring. Durable linings. Correct
styles.
Men have their own ideas followed, in the
of pockets and such.
To make a stir. we make
a striking price—and
we’ll make strikingly-
god suits: $16.50,
Topcoats, of good sensible weight, of nice material,
in the models that are always correct—to order at the
same price of $16.50.
Main Floor, Rear.
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The Howland Dry Goods Company
What Are .. Your Assets ?
g The m-it-ntllk- conduct ol‘ business and personal
dawn the Int-moth employed wry distinctly
Avoid The liability
or not bait-g a checking account. We lame sawm- which are
It"! edit-lens and muco- audition.
Fairfield County National lank.
THE OLD!" MIR ll WALK.
attains today
Norwalk Chronicler