tics of the common pleas court . Tenet. one more full court day. one» man mm mm mxu omv . commons: canny nouns cauov cause rust-1 BAKED 6005‘ cup or cons. TIA taco/i on MILK. so ssnowrcusa. a. Lane’s Bakery. 61 Wuhhilton There were twelve sales of property recorded in Norwalk last week, with The members of the Italian inde- pendent Society met yesterday after- noon. Routine business was transact- ’11. Dennis Lane, of Bridgeport, and for- merly a resident here, spent the week- end with his parents. on Union ave~ nae. The regular monthly business meet- lng of the Board of Education is Icheduled to be held tomorrow even-. lag, in the High school building, 011‘ West avenue. Mrs. W. S. Wilcox, of Washington ltreet, today discontinued her grocery ' business. Mrs. WilcOx has success- fully engaged in business at 13 West avenue for some time past. mortgages of $7,875 For the third week of February. 1914. there were, nine transfers of property, and mort ‘ (ties of $11,350. —-Banner Homemade Monroe street. Bakery. 5 Corrado Cianci a builder, of New iBritain, filed a petition in bankrupt- 1 cy Saturday showing liabilities of $6,- 45111.64 and assets of $1 (19') due on .ccqunts. "1g 4. r “‘u —w\‘otice. Junk 6rders intended for William Eitron. should be telephoned to Samuel Jade, successor. Call 499. 87 Fort street. The suit for $5,000 damages brought against Joseph Desesa, of this city. by William S Wilcox trustee of the batik- rupt estate of Stephen Boris, is return- , able to the Superior court of Bridge- flort, tomorrow. Attorneys Keogh it: Candee. of this city. represent Mr. Wil- cox in the action. Francis, 14-years old son of Thomas flaviland, of Grandview avenue, was attacked and bitten by a small .black and white dog as he was coming out of Center school last Friday after- noon. The animal’s teeth sank into the flesh of the boy's right leg, slightly w'ficerating it. 13'. G. E. Cram treated the injury and J . today reported that no serious effects have det eloped. The heating in the suit of Joseph 8. Rowland vs. William E. which has been on trial in the court of commons pleas for the past four days, was not finished last week, as was expected. .The case has been the long- est that has been tried at this sea- It is expected that it will occupy at The 1 ,murt will reconvene Tuesday morn- ing at ten o’clock. on: and: or SERVICE Money . carried on the person or_secrei:- l ed in the house is not safe. Money loaned without proper security i. or risked in speculation is not , ”(9' £2.15 in Mono is Sale it deposited in any one. or all or Eiadles’ visiting board of the Norwalk - Hospital will be held this evening, ‘Men’s Club, 011 Railroad avenue, this annoys an 9:, ' Be my... happy-Be cheerful- ‘ buy the germ JEDDO COAL from ’M «vmf A. . ~. VWAA BROTHERS DavidW.Rsymond UNDERTAKER aw nso ass-s sunnmo U‘u wasnmoron er. 1 sea} *TOI. “Mo. 1000-3; house. John Lane, of Union avenue, has purchased a Ford touring car. Santo Maisano, shoemaker, today re moved from Ely avenue to Woodward avenue. The new Physcology Class will meet tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, in the Norwalk Library. Harold McLelian spent Saturday evening in Bridgeport, where he at- tended the theatre. The regular February meeting of the Walter J. Sheehan and Mrs. R. C. lladwtn, of Norwallr, will furnish mus sic at the Greenwich Inn, next Wed- nesday evening. The quarters of the Trinity Young evening will be the sceneoi a pleas- ant social meeting. ___._—-—- Michael Lyons has organized the Winnipauk baseball team and intends to put a fast team on the field (or the coming season. George F‘. White opened his new bi- cycle shop, on Ward street this mom ing. The new proprietor has made itE modern in every w.sy T u i i The Norwalk iron Works Company,E on Water street, today suspended up i erations because of the death of theE general manager, Ebenezer ilill 1 1—TON KiHT, ARMORY. 1 New Canaan vs. Norwaik (with SmithE and 'Beckmani, second game of series. ; liigh School preliminary. Basketball,i dancing. Leroy Adams. of Taylor avenue, at-‘ tended the funeral of Charles 0_ Jet, 11119 in Southport, yesterday after-: noon Mr Adams “as a schoolmate‘ oi Mr. Jelliite in Georgetown. E An eight’pound baby boyjyesterdayi was born to \ir. and Mrs. Reuben Haw.1 kins. of 8 Haviland street. MotherE and son are doing flnely. The happyE event makes John Oldenschlager. theE well'lmown cigar dealer. of this city, 11 proud grandfather. The tricks of the desk sergents ml the City Hall change today. Sergeant! Thomas Hunt will take up his duties; The dog then ran away. at the desk in the downtown hoadquar-l SOUP" NORWALK ters during the evening ,and SergeantE J. Harry Gibson will have charge oil the uptown station during the day. . M l The half million dollar suit broughtj famous Triangular shirt shop building. in New York city, by Henry Lane Eno wealthy resident of Saugatuck. turnable tomor’row to court of Bridgeport. Attorneys KeoghE E110. , “Can a Man Make a Fortune Hon 3estly?"_,was spiritedly discussed, yes“ gterday. at the noon meeting of theE "Mens Brotherhood of the South Nor-E walk Congregational Church The dis cussion was opened by Lewis H. Nash. and proved highly interesting through-E out. 1 The attendance at the Woodward Congregational Church during the past , ,month increased 33 1-3 per cent. The. work is increasing steadily in! strength. The preaching servicel which follows the Sunday school work in the afternoon is being interestingly sustained. 1,000 shirts on line today. get into the tucks t0 pleats. All ready to They are all armed. You wont” have a fighting change to escape if you ever good kind front business—like you at $1.00, to $5.00. Rogers 8: Stevens NORWALK SO. NORWALK the fighting bunch—«every luxurious surrender to ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. ------ BRIDGEPORT Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 6. Cleaning Co. Silk Drones, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. H. LYNGE, Prop. Telephone 4785. 293 State St, Bridgeport Have You Ever Visited The Little Shop You will always find attract- ive articles reasonably priced. K. AND A. CLAVEN, 56 NORTH MAIN ST. U [lave Trees To Trim —sz:r us DO 111—— Beaupain & Saunders, ARBORCIYI/I‘ITRISTS. ' ‘l’honv 251-13 or 1278-5 SPECIAL PANEL iS DRAWN FORE ANGLE TRIAL. Bitch, against J. J. Asch. proprietor of tho All Hands Ready to Take Up Famous. stamford Case This Week. _ At last it looks as though all hands is re would be ready to try Mrs. Helen M lVEGETABL‘ES CONSIDER-A— the Superior' Angle of Stamford for the killing or BLY \ialdo R. nation in that city on the and & Candee, of this city, represent Mr. .nisht 0f June 2 last. Next Wednesday is expected to ME Ethe time for taking up the case and: 1 a special extra panel oi.’ twenty jurorsl has been summoned to serve with the thirty regulars. it is expected that some difficulty may be exper- ienced in securing a jury because the case has been so widely discussed. Mrs. Angle and her counsel are confident they can clear here be fore a jury. She has recovered her health and it is expected she will g0} '21,: lAvenue Branch of the South Norwallr on the witness stand and tell her story of the eventful night. The following are summoned‘on the ,extra panel of jurors: Joseph Forum. James E Hartley, Mark M.- Nasal and Edward H. O’Brien; John . H. Cobb and William H. Hani’Ord of Fairfleid, Daniel A, Nichols and. Le. ander J. Wheeler 'ot‘ Huntington. a.-. -..<-. ._.__..___.,-.‘_.-.._. '~ Tomatoeslge can each ‘22 South Main Street South liorwaik~ CONN. 3- Michael tuhrano -: (’()N TR;\( '1‘)“. l-‘slinmtm cheerfully rumisiiod 6-H Wood 51., So. Nor-walk. PHONE 1589. N Phone 13624. Corn, N. Y. State 7 Peas, Early June 1-2c Royal Grocery Come 1n here. AND SEE WHAT IS. IN MlhR- KET. WE HAVE MANY IN ADVANCE 0F ETHEIR SEASON. :Ghiolto & Kuhanzz Furniture 1 Repairing Upholsienng IMMM WWI-Inna. .. a. -W A-...~.A ms.“- lant Begins Feb. 11. We keep a fine line of Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish Oysters, Long and Round (isms, Sea 135- . 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. i Two telephones. Cuibill’s Bridge Market 71 North Main Street Free Delivery. Phone 108.- ,New Spring‘ WAlSTS IN LINGERIE, CREPEDE- CHENE and WABHABLE SILKS. 98:: TO $2.98. 3. i H. STAMPS GIVEN HERE. M. Mollasch 81 Son 120 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. ‘— GLOVER’S ‘Txciusive Agency”. L0unsbury and -. . Mathewson SHOES i For Women Correct Style Finest Quality $3.50 to $5 NECKWEAR We or showing 11 new and attrac- tive line of net-kwour in advanced styles. Collars in lawn. organdy and lace, in the standing ct‘fects with plain and platted backs. 250 ’10 73c (‘ollar and cul’t‘ scts in plain embroidered lawn and lace. . 50c. “Vestces with rolling collars and the high military etiects in corn and white lace, lawn. organdy and pi‘ qlit‘. and 25c to $1.50 Sleeveless guin1pcs-~-2.’1c and 50C .1. l.’ Mallelle The Risen Studio 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Pictures copied or enlarged. Com- mercial work of all kinds. Views, Por- traits. anything Photographic, at popu- lar prices. 1?. lNSURANCE" Fuentes Accident, Pia-to Glass, Worlmien‘s (iompensatlon,’;riabii- ity, Marine and Automobile. Somme-Bonds. Notaries Public. Steamship Tickets. 1 M. Layton a (0., Inc. REAL ESTATE AND RENTS. 5 Railroad Ave. Seam-wank me”... ~ “w.._.w—.a .— iAGI SEVEN .4“. , A Few oi the Big Specials 50c Silk Hose ...... .... soc Cashmere Gloves 50: Boys' Sweaters ...... 25c Men’s Ties .......... $4. 00 Cloth Skirts .. ...... $10 Winter Coats ....... Special Waists Bath Robes . $2.00 Silk Waists . . . . . loo-Inn 50c Corsets. .......... . . . . ior Thursday ......................... 25¢ ........................ 39¢ ......................... . 25¢ 25¢ 10¢ $2 00 ..................... 1.. $3.75 ......................... 99¢ ................ . One-half Pri ....................... $1.4 ....................... i . . FOR Spring Floor Coverings GO TO South 1Norwalk CONNEAELY South A. Dickerman .& Son. Them 446 We Give S. 8: H. Green l‘rading Stamps. m STYLISH SHOES iOl' Men, Women and Children All of the new spring styles, with many novel ideas. in- cluding the colored cloth tops which are now so popular. 81 BRACKEN. Norwalk. r— Coal isfaction in every regard. Coal it any size you prefer. loaded automatically and door when you want it. Harri: Gans that will make baking mpleasurc for you and render complete sat- (lur coal is housed out or reach of the weather's ravages. it is un- clean. This means we have coal at your The New science , :11 ‘ EDEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIB. Chiropractic is the definition od- the cause of the discus and the art or adjusting the some Disease to cake ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done inchildhom it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the dtfloront organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause or disease and pain health is motored through harmonising the nerve syn .tolnl in your body. Female troubles given special adoption; also curva- ture of the spine. You will never re- gret giving the Chiropractor a chants. to help you. Magnetic treatment: given also. T. Francis, D. C. l N Washington 81.. 8o. Namath Conn. Graduate from Palmer School, the 3.36.1. M COAL of heat. A Most Satisfactory Fuel. WILLIAM EFFRON burns clean and gives plenty discoverer. “The Right Junk Dealer There me two little men goings- round peddling postals but they have- n't am thing to do with For Upto-dsts Service Call Fred H. Ganung, Funeral Director’ and Embaimei Office and Residence :reiophono 004. 84 So; Main 8%., 8o. Nor-walk. . 3 Rm“ 8" PM 4" Will. “HO“ - . .1 ‘ EFF RON is paying to a pound for ~— naos nnd BEST PRICES bcr, metals, and leather beds. . \Vrlte postal to 3 Rowan street ‘ Phone 441. A SQUARE DEAL TOALL your order calls tor a dollar's worth ~' ~ --—‘. HAVE YOU EVER “'0le EYE- ras'r rumour mun: mo NEW aroma Freight boat. looses Pier 27- East - or a hundred dollars in Funeral de- signs, Wedding bouquets, Cut Flow»? ms, or plants. I can save you money. (or rub-H ‘ ' It makes no difference whether}: We can quote prices that willdexy ' ' Satisiaclion r Guaran- Biver. New York (foot. of Catherine GLASSES. v our competitors in Funeral designs”; the departments or this bank, Savings Department pays Four, Per Cent. interest on deposits. in Judging 1: bank always remember that the 011mm. and humus 1"” What give security to the “Mimi! .avmluflflfli the Saw.- Norm senator Brandegse, oi! Connecticut, during the session of the United States Senate. on Thursday of last week, pres- ented a‘ memorial oi the Morning Star Association, of this city, remonstrating against the enactment of the. so—called Jim Crow car legislation for the Dis- trict of Columbia. The matter was referred to the Committee who Dis- trict at Columbia. The not, it passed, would prevent: scum tram riding on tho-uncoorwWthnh. w Styles M. Clark and Charles H. Ed- wards of Monroe: Frederick 3. Lake, Mark T. Keating and Edward Egan of Newtown; William H. Fryerfind Homer W. Porter 01 Strattord, L. A. Hawley and Arthur Jones of Trum- bull, John 0 Quit, Edward E. Nash and Benjamin L. To'quot or Weatport. A was nanonsnrs ,1. advertises his goods. (I its «site do» teed. Prices Reasonable ‘ Phone 420, or send a card for man to call and ‘givo estimate. . A.J AnnouncitSonCo 13-1-1“ WWII B‘Tflm usurious. WANT m . eyes. , If not you will need this advice. Just .the samejos in looking after «the health of the rest of the body. you will consult a physician (an , OGULIST) . Let him decide whether glasses or treatment: is needed. . Ours is the only Optical House in ~ the city that retains the services 4 of an omims’r to examine the ‘ «counter; MWWOWW * . ,E E .11 H5. Sh), every darexoopt Sunday, at a p. m. Freight. received at Nor-wall: up id's p. m. and at South Nor-walk up to 5:80 p. m. ,, ' George F. Fonts, General Agent. THE ANNING .1. SMITH TRANSPOR. TATION LINE, INC. F. S. LYON Good Job Punting Come and make your own selection from our Album oi Designs. There is no limit to our ability in making I‘ll net-a! designs or producing any am- . aunt of cut flowers. a A Will MERCHANT. . . advertises his good-.11 its cannot do it in s- ism my, 11‘. uses tilt its“ ’ A row as
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