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PEANUT DRI‘I'TLE
MIXED DANDY
DOMWIAB
CANDY IAOKETG
CANDY CARES
FREEH BAKED GOODS
CUP OF OOFFE. TEA
COCOA OR III-K. 50
SANDWICHES. 56
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United States Marshal Sidney If.
Bowley was a visitor in town today.
Dir. and Mrs. J. D Flint, of 7 ‘Reed
Cti'teet1 are spending the w-eek end In
New York city.
A meeting of the Unity Club will be
held tomorrow in their rooms on
Washington street.
—SUNDAY AT COUNTRY CLUB
II a popular habit to many, because all
the special Sunday night supper sent-3
ed there.
The annual meeting oi the Norwalk
anht Club will be. held this evening
at the Hotel Mahackemo. The officers
will be elected and other business
transacted.
Tomorrow will be observed all over
{be world by Jews as Puriins Day. The
occasion will be tittiiigly celebrated by
local people by services. tomorrow
mning. in the Synagogue, on South
Elfin street.
charge.
—-1Notice.
to Samuel Jat't‘e, successor. Call 499.
3'! Fort street.
The members of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. 1. 0. 0. i“. have extended an
Invitation to the grand oiiicers to at»
land the local lodgc's first meeting in
my. Roll (11“ is scheduled to be held
on March 19th. A rehearsal of the
guard and degree team was held last
pvening in the hall. on South . Main
otreet.
-—-Spccinl for Saturday and Monday.
The very best butter. per pound 30c
Good eggs. 250. doz. United Grocery.
00., 20 North Main street.
Cockenoo Tribe. 1. O. R. .\l.. held a
'most successful dance, in their hall, on
, mmrly three hundred people in at—
mdauce. An exhibition drill by the
' degree team was given in fine style
find proved highly pleasing. Refresh-
mts were served and the dancing
lasted until 1 o‘clock.
Jerusalem Chapter No. 13, R. A. 311..
of Bridgeport. held a Past High
Priests night, last night, and there
I , gas a large attendance on hand to
pltness the conferring of the Royal
‘7 Huntington of the Grad Chapter, Roy-
. ‘12 ml Arch Masons. of t ‘..oniiecticut was
. present at the ceremony.
—MONDAY NIGHT. ARMORY.
New Canaan 1s Nomalk (with Smith
. , and Beckmnn) serond game of series.
3 ' aigh School preliminary. Basketball.
’ dancing.
Money
carried'on the person or secret-
ed in the house is not safe.
Money .
loaned without proper security
or risked in speculation is not
“at“ all it '
1 $37. ”‘
M0111: is Safe
it deposited in any one, or all of
the departments at this bank.
where it will increase by cam-
ing liberal interest.
Ill Judging
a bank always remember that
11111 CAPITAL and SUM-U83
are what give security to the
“”91“!" manuallll
“din street, last night. there being'
ireh degree, all chairs being occupied
by Post liigh Priests of the Chapter.‘
at.» Grand High Priest Samuel 11. ed States 'Browers' Association for coons.
' “1111; BANK or SERVICE ,
mew. Raymond 3
UNDERTAKER
new on news BUILDING
a Winner: 31.
Tel. an... was; soon. 603-
Dr. Andrew Farrell. 0! Stamford. will
in um ”I. at. the services. tomor-
row m In St. Joacph’s Church,
a am lol- street.
m Barbies. O'Brien's.
Two new members were taken in
him-fitnemeeung of Court
Ill-old Club, hold in the Knights or
3% Ball. on North Main street.
3
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io'dirlen's.
Hat Brushes.
3 Reg-hr semi-monthly business last
evening was transacted at the meet-
to: a! the Women's Relief Corps to
Douglas Fowler Corps in their rooms,
3hr the City HnlL
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——l-‘roah Harris 180; lb. N. Y. Mk1.
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in; In St. Joooph's Church the an-
nual collection for the Home and For-
li-ionnries will be taken up.
This was to have been taken lust Sun-
day, but was postponed until tomor-
-~ltinhrellas and Mourning Bands. 3
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An error was made in
Rev. S. Kcssler will be in merits published in the Catholic Trans- Davies. aged 31
‘cript or this week. 11 was stated 111111
:forty honrs' devotion would start to-
. Jimk orders “fiend? for momw.in8t. Mary'sCliurcli on West serious charges. and his case wast
William mfron should be telep Oiled avenue. This. however. is in accord continued until this alternoon un-
once with the old schedule. but the:
pastor, Rev 1‘. J. Firm, has had the
time for this observanCe changed to
the first of lay. 1
v-Bort Hots.‘§ott Hots, O‘Brlcns.
All member; of the Tent (t.iub or
South Norwnlk. have been requested
by Past 8. N. Mrs. Masts Dixon to
meet at the residence of Mrs. E. Put-
?terson. 34 Raymond street. tomorrow
afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Business at
mportnnce will come up for consider-
ation. Another meeting will be held
on Tuesday evening at next seek int
Odd Niows' 'lisll, on South 11111111
street. at 8 o’clock. '
The president's resignation was "3-. 3
caved. yesterday afternoon. at the
meeting or the Woman‘s Christian|
Temperance Union. held at the home:
of Mrs. Robert Thompson. '14 First
street. East Norwalk. No action was
taken regarding the mutter. it being de- 3
(erred until the annual election of of-
floors. which will be held the first of
April. Following the transaction or
routine business. Mrs. Thompson serv
ed refreshments to the members and
a pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
my—
Copioo of the Year Book of the Unit-.
1914 are being received in Norwalk
at this time. The alcohol question and '
saloon reform are treated in an inter- ‘
eating and comprehensive manner;
from the viewpoint of the makers of
alcoholic beverages. An investigation:
shows that the amount of capital iii-
heated in the liquor industry in the
United States reaches the huge sum of
$1,294 5113.421; and the annual dis-3
bur-cements for wages are $453. 872 553,:
makings gross total‘ in capital and dis- 3
horsemen! of $2,870,1 .12 076. 36. There
b no end of valuable information for:
the man or woman interested in this;
,viuisuiooci. ;
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.COII’ORATION PAPERS. .
The Bungalows Corporation or
W has incorporated and filed.
its actuate with the secretary of the
3 state. It will do a real estate business. 3
MTho alt-ht of capital stock authoriz-
ed In 825.000, divided into 260 shares.
par value 3100. The amount of capi-
tal stock with which the company in-
ma to begin business is 36,000. The
him on K. M. Honpey, W. 11‘. Hull
ins Alton Ikbcock, 0! Stamford.
The A. B. James Garage Company.
ethyl-ooh. has organized The oni-
ocs no: Pro-idem. James A. Jones;
ii. Rogers:
.W, Ansel R. Jones.
as “I are also directors. All
on (1 Doc, m. The capital stock
dollars in competition with other'bo‘y
At all the masses tomorrow morn- ‘
.condutt 111111 her lti-yenrold dongle;-
' of M rs.
M is 810,000. divided into 1011
1111a. $100.11» 1111101111:
cash is $19,000. and no
The South Norwak‘
buy the genuine
IEUDD (mil.
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
DANBURY BOY PRIZE “RINSE“.
mr‘ctflhYm-Ou 1111111 sun; Lends
Boy (‘orn Growers oi the Static;
Paul Smith, a thirteen-year-old pu—
pit in the seventh grads of'theBoIv
ver Brook district school. Danbury.
has been awarded first prispaotlifty
corn growers of the state. 31111111111111
Boys’ Corn Club movement of the A8-
ricuitural College extension service“ -
Master Smith raised a halt acre of ,
corn on his father's farm Maegan;
Brook doing 91 er bit of the ‘work‘
himself with the exteption of plow
ing the land. and even in that nevus.
slated.
ills cornfield and the crop that be
harvested front it would hare done
full credit to any mature farmer and
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Master Smith was at once the pride 1‘
and the envy of every other juvenile .
farmer in his locality. He exhibited
samples of his corn at the lit-til Dan-
bury Fair and won first prize; i'p (Toss
89. which entitled him to make-11'
final exhibit at the mid- winter meet-
ing of the state board of agriculture
at Hartford. where the final award
was determined. Word that he had
won the fifty dollar prize was received‘
by Master Smith yesterday in tidal;
tion to winning tlrst award in (lines
119 at the lmnbury it‘nir, his-dorn.won
second prize of seven dollars in Class
1111. the Boys‘ t‘orn Show class. in
which competition was open to. all
boys.
In addition to forwarding samples
of his worn. properly certified. to the
static. board of agriculture, Master
Smith was obliged to inilke out in
proper form :1 detailmi expense ac-
count, showing the cost 1)! raising his
half acre of corn. and also to write 11
detailed description oi“ his work. The
Wilttcii mutter counted in the deter-
mination of the [in 1] nw.ard3
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IN FAIRFIELD (zoom. 3
lt‘AIRIt‘IIt‘IiI), Fell. 27.--Wllliam B3
. of 64 lies avenuo,3
Bridgeport. was arraigned before Jus- 3
tit-o \\ ukeman Thursday morning onl
der 11 bond of $501). which was fur-t
iiished by his mother. Davies wast
arrested Thursdin t1yl)eteétlie Ser-
gaunt l‘etor llait of Bridgeport. upon
complaint of Mrs ltsitte J. Ryan oil
Reservoir avenue who 1111111111- mis
tor. \flldrcd Itynn. The gli’yrfll or
derod held its 11 witness ti'y'Justit-e1
Wuhoman 111111 SIlP will be inrclinrgei
isanc Burgess, prohgflon olil-t
cor. at ”it lliidgcpoit l’rotetllive As-3
sociation on .\i_\rtle avenue ‘3 1
The (‘itSt‘ has been taken in; charge
by Deputy Sherit’i Elwood andlzit is 83-3
pettcd that another couple will be iii-j.
mitt-d in it.
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V‘Vhat! (IO you mean to say
you paid $50 for that coat!
‘ Why you poor mutt—Rogers
& Stevens are selling a bet-
ter coat at $27.85. one they
formerly sold at $35.00.
Rogers 81 Stevens
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
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INSURANCE
Fin, liltc, Accident, Plow Glass,
Workincn's Cmnpensation, Liabil-
lty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety-Bonds.
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 81 (0.. inc.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTS.
5 Railroad Ave So. Norwalk
Have You Ever Visited
The title Shop
You will always find attract-
ive articles reasonably
priced.
K. AND A. CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
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Members Discuss Science at the Meet-
ing With Mrs. W. H. Church.
The Friday Afternoon (‘luh inst. yes-
tcrday afternoon. at the home of Mrs.
3.W 11 Church. 2 Seymour place
The subject 01 the afternoon’s pro 1
gram wzas “Science."
Miss Helen Swartz read it paper
which was illustrated on ”The Struc-
titre of the Univ erse.’ ‘
After intermission, during Which the
hostess served refreshments, Miss
Carolyn Boerum spoke on “Eiltomott
ogy." and showed specimens of co-
butterflies. etc..- which she had
collected. as?
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HM. 1'1'12 131111 1111-11-2 snubs."
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Utt‘l‘lItItS its (‘onunittoe Which (‘ut
(int UM‘ \ppi-opiiuiion.
\V.-\Siil.\'(l’l‘0£\', Ftb "7. —-T e Sen-
1111 1estcidn1. by 11 vote of r. "to 36
ie-ijctttd the notion of its Codfinittéc
‘on \grit- itltuie in stiiking out of the
.1g1it ultiiic uppiopiiation bill an item
of $400 000 for free seeds.
The Pact oi the 11111111 is!
\‘it. are 11111111;- oiir 111111111119 the
111 111-tit 111' high pi-oicssiminl, skill
without (lint-g0.
()ru (K‘l‘hlS’l‘, who is a Whi-
ntc musician, will examine your
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“'1- will make tip your glasses
as low as $2.00. 1."
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colitis'rs AND opricilill‘s.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamfordcoon.
' Open 8st. Evenings. Ennis”.-
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:-Michael 111111-1111 -_:
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Estimates cheerfully 11111111111311
6-8 Wood so, So. Norwnlk.
PHONE 158..
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9111111." ‘ 1352:.
Tony Main Potatoes
16¢ 3 pk.
New Best Butler, in
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prints 35c lb.3
Royal Grocery
22 South Main Street
180th Norwalk
Came in here
AND SEE HAT IS IN 111.112.;
KE’I‘. if HAVE MANY
VEGETABLES CONSIDERA-
BLY
THEIR SEASON.
:Gliiotto #81 Ruben:
Furniture
Repairing
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3‘ Satistactioii Guaran- --
teed. Prices Reasonable
._ Phone 429, or send a cord for man to
call and give estimate.
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IN ADVANCE or".
We keep a fine line of Fresh,
Salt and Canned Fish, Oysters,.
Long and Round Clams, Sea 135-3
callops, Opened Long Clams,
Rockaway Oysters, Crab Lump.
Nothing but the best at the most
sanitary market in town. Tele—
phone your orders. No waiting.
Two telephones.
Cuihill’s Bridge Market
71: North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 1“.
DISTINCTION AND
GOOD TASTE3 ‘
are the characteristics of our new wall
coverings. They impart a tone to ball
or room no other papers can. You
have only to look at them to appreci-
ate their real artistic value and their
superiority to old style papers. Come
and have that look.
The Gorbam Co.E
10 FIRST 8T., EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 452.
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GLOVER’S
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
and
Mathewson
SHOES
For Women
Correct Style
Finest Quality:
$3.50 to $5
NECKWEAR
We 31‘ showing :1 new and llIII‘ilC-
tit‘e line 111' neckwcilr in advanced
étyles.
Collars in lawn. organtly and lace.
in “it! standing t‘cht‘ls “'IlIl plain
and lilajted backs.
25c '1‘0 751:
Collar and cuff sets in plum and
embroidered lawn and lace.
50¢.
Vestees with rolling collars and the
high military efi‘ects in corn and
white lace. liiwn, orgitndy and pi-
qtic.
251- to $1.30
Sleeveless guimpesn-ilfic mid 1'1th
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The Elsaiii Studio
4 SOUTH MAIN “STREET.
Pictures copied or enlarged. Cem-
mercial worker all kinds. Views, Por-
traits. snything‘Photographio, nt popu-
lar prices.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat lchcs Pier 27 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
So), every day except Sunday. at 3
p. m. Freight received at Norwolk up
to 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up
to 5: so p.11:
George F. Foote, General Agent.
THE ANNING 1!. SMITH TRANSPOR-
TATION LINE, INC.
A.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
m 111-pa. summit. out Prices
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BIG CROWDS
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Attending the Great One
Sale.
We Are Agents
ffor the
New Home SeWiiig Machine
South-Norwalk
including Many Novelties.
See the New Shoes for Spring .,
We are now displaying all the latest lasts
and leathers, iii button and lace models
For MEN and WOMEN.
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
Them 446
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
3i
Ask to See Them.
CONNEALl.Y
South Nor-walk.
81 BRACKEN.
GIG. ll. Gillle, IR. &G0.,3
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EMBALMERS.
Office—~95 Main Street.
Phone—1474.
Home Tel—51142.
LADY ATTENDANT.
The New Solence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of ingot-ease and the an o!
(adjusting the some Disease is calo-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
3it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Ester-.1119 in the diluent organs and
m
Chiropractors remove the cause of
idisesse and pain health is restored
tun-ough hat-moshing the nerve eye
“ttems in your body. Female troubles
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that will make linking it plcnsui'e
for you and render complete sut-
isfuction in every regard.
any SIZt‘
t'oill 111
you prefer.
t‘Iur coal is IIUIIRl‘d out 111' I‘t‘flt‘Il
it is 1111-
clean.
of the 11 enther‘s ravages.
loaded automatically 111111
This means we have cool at your
door when you want it.
Harris 81 Guns
tgtven special attention; also our-vac
;ture of the coins. You will never ro-
‘sret giving the Chiropractor a chance
lto help you. ‘
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington St, 80. Norwatk. Conn.
Graduate 1mm Palmer School. the
discoverer.
1111. Right
Junk Dealer
There are 11110 little men‘ going: a-
round peddling 1111.1. is it it they have-
lit amthing to do 11 th
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Red Oak
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat. I
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone «I
W111. 111111111 «~
iii-TRON is paying it' a pound for
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Ils‘i-‘S tlntl BEST I’Rtll'ltlh.‘ I'Or rill)-
hci', metals, and feather beds.
Write pesto! to 3 Rowuii street
Phone “1.
U HavelTrees To Trim
3 —LET us DO IT»
Beaup'ain & Saunders
ARBOIIOUIII‘C RIS'I‘S.
For Up-to-dots Service Call
Fred ’H. Gsnung.
Funeral Director and Emboimor
Office and Residence
Tolsphbno 904.3
so do. Main St. Bo. Norm-lie
Plume 251 13 or 1278-5
SOUTH nonwsus. CONN.
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A SQUARE DEAL TO 'ALL"
It makes no difference whether 1‘
your order calls for :1 dollar‘s worth
or 1.1 hundred dollars in Funeral lie,-
sigus, Wedding bouquets, Cut flow-
ers, or plants. 1 can save you money.
We can quote prices that will defy
-our competitors in Funeral designs. _
Come and make your own selection
A WISE MEROHANT.‘
from our Album of Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making m- ,_
oer-iii deshmn or producing). any sin-
sdvertises his goods. it its cannot do
it is a large way, he uses the Sentinel
classified "For Sale" columns. 1 Cali
some once. and iii 1111.111» will out
111-m
aunt of cut flowers.
South Norwsili not-111
s so. Halo St. co. not-11m.
Norwalk Chronicler