PAGE EIGHT
.s wt 2’11 233‘.
_'“Rcallzeltllow 33.111 ,_,;; 5m, ,
if ‘Easf hidia‘ Té’tf “Cuffs 0‘1ch for you i
. ”with! charicters loitering} I
inboui Elm Grove street. last evening: '0 ‘rade' ; .
lresulted 111 complaints being sent to? a
’the police station. The men had dis-i .
Fancy Malne 1 5 3
Special Music; it)
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
beth Street. .
UK
INE
URNITURE
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‘When you hear the Fire Alarm at Co. {1,
‘ night. . ‘
'Tis a warning.
When smoking ruins mark the Site,
FURNITURE CO.
l27- I29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
STERLING
So let this remind you. as you read, , police. 1‘
If you from losses would be freed, . ;
Insurance is the thing you need. James Gorman, of 8 Hillside street,
1is ill with grip. Mr. Got-man is the; ,
tappedred before ‘the arrival of the
POTATOES
Taylor 8.
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T” a warning. ,pianist at Lockwood‘s Hall. and darn PECK ’
1 . . . . . . . o 68 WALL STREET
ting his illness. M155 Viola (.unlmlngs, O B J k .
iot East Norwallt will substitute tor‘ ' ' ac Son NORWALK. 7
him Optician PHONE m.
Goldeni '
SOUTHy NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING_
Telephone 123°
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Daniel Cortornn, drilel of the 11p
town automobile chemical. is elljoy- ;
ing his reguial day offs ;’
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A hearingr on the bill is being heardi
this afternoon bci‘ol'c the judiciary
colllnlittcc of the legislature.
Miss ilclell O‘Connor, of Hillside
Platte; will this cvcuing entertain the
members of the Five Hundred Club.
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The sixth ii‘illirc ill the series of
itev. Dr. \‘1111'lloi‘cll will be given this
evening tllc Nonvallt “uptist ,
Cllurt h.
ill
Morning pruj'tr, the Liiany and pen-
itcutial ofilcc will be held tomorrow
morning ill Trinity Episcopal Church
at 31:30 o‘t‘lOt-k.
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The regular February meeting
the ionic»: visiting board of the Non.
walk ilo pilot. was held yestcrtizty.,
Various owners of importance were
discussed.
Gustavo i‘itzcl oi North Main sivct
has rctulncd from a two wcelts‘ \isit
with his Bull in New iiav.en lie
brought back with him a curiosity in
the form of an ostrich wing, which
contains many fine feathers, ,
ilttt‘lers in Norwalk, and. in fact all
the local unions anti societies, are
vcrt 11. uch interested ill a hill which
is 110w hunting bcttlle thc légisiaiulc
wllicll would exempt the priva to prop-
criy of the members of a \olulltaly
association from legal seizure. or at"
tuchlncnt, until after judgment is ren-
dcrcd.
A forest fire which swept a wide
area between South \l'ilion and Cran-
. buryvl’iuills ycstt-l‘daly afternoon final-
: mus bungalow
’ .1 was threnttnod. scut the men thcre.
ly brought out the liopc Hose auto
cli’clnicnl at 4:311 o'clock. A telephone
mostlage siuiiug that Dr. C. G. Ilohanej
.iu (‘ranbllry Plains
flames were
The fire-
When they arl'ivcd. the
but twenty-five fcct away,
_ men. had a hard battle bci‘oro extin-
guishing the fire. 'l‘hcy did not get
back to the house until half past silt.
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ONE WEEK ONLY.
BROMO SELTZER.
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101‘ slzc .......... . .. 6c
25c 9m: ....... . ........... 15c
501 sizc ..... . . 3o;
$1.th siftt .............. 60cl
Stillson-Powcll Commotion
82 WASHINGTON STREET,
iNorwalk tomorrow afternoon at
fcloclt will 111ch ill the church parlors
.lvelluc for the sewing ses-'
'sion foilowinu which the regular bus-
‘garinll l.itcr:1ry Sociciy.
‘ this city.
This afternoon workmen in the em-
pIOy of the street department started
the stringing of handsome banners a-f
cross certain streets advertising Non.
"" ‘ walk's Civic and industrial Enjosition.E
,which will open ,in the Armory nexté
week.
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All the members of Own Frances,
O G. S. who contemplate visiting
Court Saugatuck. at Westport, this
evening. will take tlle7130 o ‘clock car
front the Boston Store corner. in-
stallation will he participated in by
the visiting members
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the First ‘
Methodist Episcopal church of South
0 0'.
on West
iness mectillg be held all) o'clo' ii.
The sharp eye of Oflicer Frank S.
Stratton this morning located Walter
.llcrriuln and Leslic thriller of Fulrileld
,avclluc, two thrceycar-old youngsters,
1 who
‘lhclr homes.
morning walltiercd from
Ofllt'vletrutiml found
illc boys at the corner of Ann and
North Main sirecis, and lloliiictl tllcir
anxious parents.
this
m
A tlll‘t‘cact pilljlct. depicting lllost'
intelcstingiy Hungarian lllc. was prc-
scnlctl Saturday evening ill Novalt’s
Hall. on Railroad nvclluc, under the
auspices of the South Norwnllt Hull-
The cast
was composed of local talent. and the
play
upwiul feature of the evening's eu-
lu‘tainnlcllt was an interesting exhi-
bition nivcu by Springwnod's popular
ncro'ntt. Stcphcll Kel‘ekcs. whose
splendid work toolt well with the and-
' iellce.
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A warrant has been sworn out for
the arrest of the owner of a horse
which is ill a very bad condition. llll‘.‘
mane Officer Thomas Hunt is investi-
fi'
gating. The owner of .the horse has
t-allsctl trouble to the oiilccr on prev.
‘ious occasions. having bccn fined for
T the
same offense. The horse was
standing on lily avenue yesterday of
tcrlloou. and attracted so much coul-
lzlcut. (lfllccr Milton Lockwood noti-
fied police headquarters. who referred
the complaint toASergeant liunt,
(fonaressl‘unn Jeremiah Donovan. of
was instrumental ,in having
the Office of Public Roads of the lie-
partlncllt of Agriculturet’orwurd to
City Engineer George A, Sherron, of
the local street department. on exhibit
of 21; pictures bearing on road-work.
These pictures. together with a num-
lber of most interesting charts will be
'a part of the stloct departlnellt' s ex-
him at the great Industrial and Civic
Exposition to start ill the \‘orwnik
\lluory next week Tile photographs
sent to the sheet department are very
instructive and interestiilg They are
Tiaras
and ll ludsomelv flamed. The
street tlcparctlnent' booth will be one
of the most attractive at the exposi-
lion.
111. 11103113
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lfiade on
March 5th»
or ibeitlre
will draw .
interest from
March 1st.
So. Norwalltsavings
Bank
Alden Sol-m. President
was clljtlyullle in all respects. A:
j quite overshadowed by the interest‘oi'
‘peoplc, rcalize how varied and inter-
‘ in many manufacturing plants.
25 WASHINTON STREET.
East India Tea Company
PHONE 371
KEPT TELEPHONE MONEY. I
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Clerk of the Hotel Mahackemo Given
Opportunity to Make Good.
Charged with the embezzlement ol‘I
$9.50. Louis Kerrigan. of New York;
City, a clerk in the employ of James,
Riley, 0f the new Hotel Mahackcmo,§
yesterday afternoon was arrested by
Officer Frank S. Stratton on a .. r'alrand
,issuod by Prosecuting Attorney \‘l’il
:lianl A. Griffin, Jr.
According to the complaint \oiccti
ill the writ Kcrrigan was in ii to habit
of keeping money he charged patrons
of the hotel for out of town telephone
calls, instead of turning it ovcr to the
hotel management. Since the first of
"January up to the time of his arrest?
illc young man is claimed to have col-
lected nearly $10, and approximated the
same for his own pleasurc. .,
The cast: was heard this morning he ..
forc J utigc John Keogh. who st-lltcllt-t-d
Kcrrigun to thirty days ill lirldgcport
jail and costs. Execution of st-lltcncu
was suspended so long as thc accuscd
was willing to make good the alnoun.
I he kept back.
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ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE ;
BUSY.
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.Varle‘d Program Being Arranged for‘
. Next Week at the Norwalk
Armory,
Rumors have been going about the
city of vague and: weird noises which
eccln to be cllllnatiug ill the late
houls of Holy evening from tllc'
neighborihotd of the Town Hall. The
people of the city should not be alurlu
ed. as in‘\'cstig11li011 plows that the
j above harmony ('31 crimes from 111ch
"lugs 01' the emcrtalmnent committee
of the industrial and Civic Exposition.
which is now holding nightly sessions
in preparation for this event. As a
-’mutlcr of fact, the largest and most
cluhllsinsiic committee nhloh has
been working for the exhibition is
the clltt-rtlltlllncni committed. A pro-
gram of remarkable range and var
icty has been prepared for each ev-
t‘lllllg. so that the visitor will be sure
of being well repaid in amusement
010110.101 attendance at the exhibit.
'spoc .11 evenings halo bccu taken
ill charge by the Stllools, the notiul
clubs. the lodges and fraternal orders
and by the churches. and n largo part
of the programs will be taken ill
charge llpoll those evenings by the
organizations interested. ill addition
there will be hand and orchestra con:
certs each night and couccrt music
by a number of choruses. singing so-
cieties 11nd quartets. A dancing pa-I
vilion has been provided, and will
have a separate orchestra, and it Is
expected that this feature will prove
a large added attraction.
the committee. promises to spring
many sulprises ill the line of new and
unique entertainment both ill the bal-
cony. upon :1 special platfmm whith
will be pluccd at the opposite end of
tile building, and flonl the general
lAI‘illOI‘y floor itself. it is lunlored,
that one of the most popular of ibef
little German bands of Chicago has‘
been secured to render halmony ill
large volumes nightly. also that a
nulnbcl of friends from the rural dis-;
Itricts will be on hand to enlighten.
\isitors with lcgarti to various intei- !
testing facts ill connection with the:
i exhibition here are also rumors of
’a steam calliOpe. a plantation quartet
and cumin other special and starti~l
lug [callous of entertainment. ‘ l,
The tomlnittce is careful to an—t
nouncc ill speaking of the coming:
cvclli that these are simply incidental
to turns to add to the general attrac-
tiveness of the expogitioni's" Pleasant
.as they will. be. they will doubtless he,
the main exhibits themselves. Few
cstill; are tilt.- processes Which go on
'rlté
,I'acl that the exhibitors plan so large
- l} to show articles in the actual lunk-,
inc and some of the most interesting “WW“ and ““6 acquaintance ShOIIId ‘*“~*-
processes that take place in their
.to learn in a few hours. what could
1 Bath Room" ‘l‘ix‘tlllcs
lll addition ’f
‘ today.
NOW.
is the time to buy
clothing here
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
' SOUTH NORWAth
New. Circular
Skirts
$2.980pt0 $6.98
JACOBY’S
Crockery
thine.
(llasswm'c.
i‘nzlulclcd
and Aluminulll (talking I tcnslls
Lurizlill Silctthcrs \ acuulll iiot-
tit-,s Ash tails, (hubugc l'ails,
ILLL‘
Albert F. 611th
25 wEsT WASHINGTON s-r.
Prompt Delivery. south Norwalk
Pilots 1069 2.
lof the people all the community. The
exhibits of the health work, of lQus
i111: problclnsmot' highway work,
polite wolk and of a hundred other
hues ot civic activity, will
lightening to the people of the city:
For value in interest and entertain-
ment. on event which would equal ill
opportunity that of the coming oxhi.
bition. would the. hard to imagine The
Citizen who falls to attend will miss,
one of the opportunities of a life-
time.
WELCOME INFORMATION.
Most ulitldic 112th men and women
arc glad to learn that Foley Kidney
Pills give relief from
bladder
weakness and rheumatism. They get
results. Contain no harmful drugs.
Sold everywhere.
mittec of St. John‘s lodge will
held this evening
Ladies Aid Society will convene for
an important business meeting this
evening at the home of Mrs. C. A Mc-
Namara on Reed street,
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The monthly meeting of the uptownl
firo companies will be held this even
ing. At the Hope Hose House a,
married and single men‘s pinochle,
tournament will be held 5
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A completed list of the liabilities of;
George I Cnvauagb, the 'banki‘lipt‘
haberdusher, shows them to be about,
$3. 000 Tile assets ale placed at $700
and represent the stock In trade
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Richard H Fitch, the well-known:
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‘uewspapcl and advertising man. has
taken lilo position of local correspond-Ii
ent fat The Bridgeport Morning Tele
gram. and enters all his new duties
Mr. Fitch has contributed reg-
ular letters for some time to the!
Stalldaltl. lie will have entiie ch: llgo.
of the cirrulation of the Telegram!
ill this vicinity. and with his exper~f
prove a valuable. addition to tile tor-
production. means a real opportunity respondents 0' that enterprising 9“ walk for the year 1915, will
per. Mr Fitch has recently remov-
‘hardiy be learned in many days of “d M“ 0m“? ‘0 5.9- 7 Main "re" “d lion dollars. This is an increase over‘.
jardlnicrcs ,
ofi
contain ,3
much that will be surprising and ell-'
lnnguidncss, ‘
stiff and sore muscles and joints. puf.
fincss under eyes, backache.
A meeting of the anniversary cont,
be
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The Gorham Co.
‘Bridgeport Sunday Post. and before
'that was local correspondent for the1
Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
M. GUTKOWSKY.
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST.-
N. Y., N. H. 8: H. R. R,
Timetable I
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914. I
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.;
‘ A. M.—1:37x. 5:34x. 5:421: 6:09,’
6:57x, 711811, 7:46. 8:18x, 825911, 9:19x,
Everything" in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Furniture Dealers
I . and
Undertakers
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9:40. 10:33x, 10:5111. 11:51.
P. M.——l:13x, 12311' 3: 02x. 3:29,
4111. 5: 15x. 5.45, 6:02.11, 0': 47. 'Izbzx,
4
it:
,7: 5x,9:51x,10218x,
, Sundayl. NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
‘ A. lif.——12:251t, 5:3lx. 5:121. 3:51.! ’
I10233x, 11:51. I
‘ P. 111.—1:13r. 22141:, 3:021, 1:111.I
,5:45, 0:02x, 7:021t, 7:12, 7:5711,
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL‘IERS,
‘9zslx, 10:13:, 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
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_A. 11-12113; 1:13x. 0:05. 7: 15.;
9:15;. 10:18x. ll:llr 11:51::
P. M. —l:‘.: 03 1:23, 3:]6x,4:
$63“. 6:47. 7:09x. 9:25x, 11:20.
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‘ Sundays.
A. M.—12:23x. 1:13x, 7:43, 9:15;"
.10219, llzilx. 11:57x. I, figure
9 \1 ~Atm- 1:11:11, 6:10x, '6:ls.'
7:09\ 31‘ £81.30 . ‘_.3x.
SOUTH NORWALKq TO DANBURY.
! A. 31,—6: 13, S: 27, 9:59x.
I P. M.——l:25, 4:38, 0220.1
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hit-s alc a thing of "to past.
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tion of on:- of Our new models.
Sundays.
A. BIL—10:37.
P. M.—2:15, 7:25.
OANaunv To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—6:00, 7:23. 8:18, 10:03x.11:50.
A. Iti.~—4:41x. 5:30, 6:43, 820011, 8: 5111,;| A I
9:11'1x. 10:02:, 10:05.10:5,0x ll: 08. sale OF OFF CE FURNITURE
p, M42103,“ 1:07,. A)”. 2:57, A most complete assortment in a number of styles
3:3“ 3,55. 4:26, 5,0,“. 5:24, 5:28,‘ ROLL TOP DESKS. OFFICE CHAIRS AND STOOLS, TYPEWRI.
, , . . . _ , TER TABLES AND CHAIRS, TELEPHONE SETS, ETC. ~ .
;0:10x, 6.011, 8.10x. 9.37 11.10x,.
12 00x . | Of various woods and in many styles.
' RAYMOND & SON
A. Eli—0:00, 8:003, 9:00, 100%.}
10:50x. 1 THE LONG ESTABLISHED ‘AN
. D RELI
P. M.——12:10, 1:021: 3:391; 510211,! ABLE FIRM
”'04 6'01x 7-00x .810); 11.1“ I ‘2 48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
115001: ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " '; ,FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
f:::::::::-;: cur-W "'-
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN -———- ~ .
COR SETS
\olll flgtlrc “ml-aye your [mrsmutlity—iunl your corsct nlukcs your
All crcct. hcnriug, graceful poisc and n gtincrul all of figure
irilllncss llllu'k tllc woman of superior pcrsomtlity.
for t-lcl-yhody, cat-ll one six‘t'ifimlly «lenient-1| for 11 t-crmin tyilt- of
llll‘lll't‘. so that when your propcr St‘ll‘CliUI‘l is made your corsct trou-
'1“ our comcticrc give you tllc llcncilt of ‘hcr udvicc ill lllc selec-
Corsets at $2 Or over are
fitted FREE.
\‘l'c llavc lnmil‘h
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P. lit—4:21, 0:49.
Sundays.
A. lit—7:55, 12:10.
P. lit—(3:10.
1i~Signlnes excress.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
Davey’s
50c TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent:
grades. 60 S & H
Stamps with each lb
HERE’S A GET AC-
QUAINTED PROPOSI-
TION. " g
\\'c invite you to 0111110 in and in-
:.tpcct our line of now“ frcsh-frnln-
thc-nliiss paper sclcct your pot-
tcrn lot‘ Us hang it for you and
thcn tell you what the cost is.
You‘ll rccoivc the most plcasnnt
surprise of your life and \vt-‘II
gain a pcrnluncnr customer.
The Only ,Et'illy' Edulpped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—50 So. Main 9%.
So. Nor-walk. Music Hall Block.
10 FIRST ST.. EAST NORWALK.
Tel. 452.
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The grand list of the City of 301-;
total 1
about twenty-three and one~ll|lf mil-.
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
The N. E. Ryan Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Your Garage
(Heal i'with GAS
There is a very ei-
Iicl’ent garage heater,
operated by gas, now
on the market. .
No more trouble with: I.
your car in Cold-weather,“
if one of these is used'
Ask our Sales Depart-s!
meal for full information.
,, United Electric
Light as Water Co.
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A WISE MERGHANT.,' 1
SmeLWwimrtl. from.
lviuiting to the plants themselves. ,Vm 3M” W. M" “m from last year's grand list by over half a
In the work of the our Konmment M0111" '50 "I "m“ W “a“ 0' “Future-.1111. boll‘d of usmorl m
and the various civic societies. there. “PM” M12 m“. “at completing their work. Clark
to work a! the (mint Important; "W" John W. Carnot has been cowl-ll! w“, a.” “ltd-l am“ "Filr w.» columns. OI"
uni-intend to the city. when 109 M nah W w“ only [or ”you! until. out. dilm- m ail-l Lip momaud‘v ad lull will“!
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ain't-13,50 3;,ij ‘ Inca-Immuniti- is, um, , “km.
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33-44;... :11 m we not? . r ”i . ~“"‘ " ' .. ..,» .4 . . . -.. , .. .- nice-m . .-.~. 1—
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-\'ort|1 Taylor “e. lo. Net-Ill
(DN'I‘MO‘IOIL
Hum Brick. (011mm. m. filo
adventu- his goods. If he cannot ‘
it in a large way, he use: the 8311M:
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