DAGE EIGHT
A WARNING!
When, you hear the Fire Alarm at
night,
Tis a warning. 2
J. Hui-dell. of Bayview avenue, an
inspettm lui‘ the Borden Milk Com-
iauy. this city, is a patient at the
Norwegian Hospital. at the corner of
46111 Street and 4th Avenue. New
j York.
\I'ilhur' F. Smith, of this city. Fair-
When smoking ruins mark the site,
,fieid County‘s expert game
1 last evening before the Hartford Bird
'T'US a warning.
So let this remind you, as you read,
If you from losses would be freed,
insuiance is the thing you need.
’Tis a warning.
Taylor 8. Golden
GOUTH NORWALK TRUST C0.
BUILDING_
Telephone 1230
W
t
Ali's, E. J. Finnegan
Yer;- yesterday.
was in New
William Cameron, of Stamford, is
in \orv. .111 today.
Edward 511513;, at Stamford, was In
.\'1.r\~.'.1‘1h yestcrday,
Mrs. Ficticrit'l. )1, Rowland, 01
Center avenue. is fishing with :‘ri‘tids
111 tirtenport, 11. 1.
William .\lcCa1'th_v and a party of
i'i'ir'iith' motored 10 liriduc‘pot‘t last
Mining and n'l'hdt'd the theatre.
1111‘. I7, . Col-11111111, rector of Trin-
ity Episcopal (’litiv't'h las' ct'cnin; was
5,011111'1‘ at the Lenton service.v
'l'liomas' l'Zpist-opal Church,
\
tlic
held 111 St.
in Hotnei.
The Five Hundred Club. South
Somali-t. last {1 I'IIIIIR met at the
home of 111—5 llelcn O'Connor, of Hill-
Plate .1 most pleasant social
was ci11oycd. '
O 1.
Side
evening
a tormcr resident of
u ho 1111.. been work-
has now gone to
liodman Lilly,
the First District.
in; in Norfolk, V11.
.lacltsontillc, Fla. \1 here he has re-
ceived a more lucrative position,
A petition in bankruptcy has
been filed in the l‘nited States court
by- Isadore Kurz and, lda Lillt‘lzli)’,
who condoned a dry goods business
in Stamford. The 11:1.1llities are
listed .11 #:1273127, and the assets .1:
$1-. in eitIL'li In trade and tixtures
.\'orwullt,
a petiA
United
show-
assets
tit
George .I. Cavnnaah of
a clothing merchant. filttl
thin in bankruptcy 111 the
St. tes district court yestei'iuy,
111,: ii..‘1ilitics of 5:10:11 His
consist of stock in nude valued
$700 and hook accounts of $195.
’l“‘..1 annual lllt‘t‘llllg of the Day
.\'u:'_~ti'y \sct'iazitiii will be held Mou-
lift} Mar 11 e, at the Congregational
Church pailois at 3.30, for election
of otiicer s and to 1.1111 the husines of
the year. All mein Icrs who 1111.1 11 doi-
lar a year are entitled to a vote, and
present.
,. M” ”fiend—m
are urged to 1'1:
ONE WEEK ONLY.
BROMO SELTZER.
it’u >17. . . . . .. . ........ 66'
21c ~ixc ................... 15C
5111' 4:31 .7 ...... . ......... . 30C
$1.1 14:11 ............. . 60c
Sill Lon-Pow ell C01 porntmn ,
'att some time ago. while he was con;
82 WA ASHINGTON STREET.
' Gallagher,
‘ Brush, Fred‘ '
him her,
«1.1'3ll also he hriclly heard.
warden.
Study Club, gave an especially inter—
esting bird lecture, illustrated with
100 colored lantern slides reproduced
from photographs taken by himself.
Arrangements were discussed at
the meeting last evening of Uncas
Tribe, No. 26, l, O. R. M., for the en-
tertaining of the Great Chiefs who
will visit Norwalli the 23rd of this
month. The following composes the
entertainment committee, who was
3given full power to make elaborate
arrangements: Chairman John H.
a11es Prescott, tester
illiams and B. .1. '1110111—
The Past Sachems degree team
De-
as.
last night worked the Warriors
gree on several candidates.
The Billiitens, of Washington street, '
some time. within the near future, will ‘
probably remove from their present
quarters in the Tarlov Bloch into the
suite of rooms on the second floor of
the Bulltley building, on \\'asliington
«trect. This matter was thoroughly
disstissed at a regular mceting of the
[club held last evening, find nothing
Plans for u
il()~.9 of
Other rott-
1113:
final was decided upon.
dance shortly after the
Lent wtic also discussed
that.1 matters \Vt-re transacted
night.
The carrier Scr\ite.
Ntll'wulli post-0111111
Jill-l .1,"
oi the
st cadlly
.‘111 on
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IS (11111
,11~1’.:t:11:iiy llli]l1',)\‘llI;Z.
131.1111111111111111 was issued from the of
11 c this mornln: ‘
particular llllt-I't‘s’. to 111.1
Sprinswooti. A new till'l‘it’i‘ scrvit'c.
which went into effect March 151, has
established for Oxford avenue
Austin strccts in this section of
the city. These two 1.0.1.1115 run 1111'-
ulcl with lily avenue and Wilson
I'oiut road. Formerly the i'csitlt'nts
I‘(1t’l\'t‘tl tiilsir mail in boxes at 11.111
of South Main and Wilson
but now the carr'lcts will bring:
\\'1llt'll \tl.l t1 o
rcs‘ltlriils 11;
been
and
'orntr
road.
it to their doors.
.I. ll. Itlslto, the Lexington
ytstcrdtiy afternoon rewivco
the news of the death of two of his
brothers in the. great war in Europe.
.\11'. tislto states that identification Is
made possible, because of the 11101
151111 before the Hungarian soldiers go
to the flout, tltcir names and widths
cs ate engraved on iii-tal plates
which are alta'hcd to their belts. 'l‘ht‘
lied Cross doctors and nurses, when
going over 11 hattlcvficld after the
Close of an engagement, note the
names of the dead mid send them to
tht,1 newspapers. the anxious folks
back home thus receiving the dread
ed news of their helovetl one‘s death.
of interest locally,
Two cases,
morning of this week he-
.luiiitis 11. “111.111,
Sttpt'rloi' Court. of Bridgeport. The
case of Ann R. Jackson, versus Lea~
lie (1111111119. 01‘ the. East Side. will hc
opened t'or the purpose of permitting
the plaintiff to file an extended and
on l1'riday
fore Judge
'Elllit‘ntlt‘tl statement of items of loss
and value lit the tire. on tl.1 East Side
some. time ago. Attorneys Gray &
bray i't'present Mrs. Jackson and .\tv
toruey licorth & Candco .\Ir. (iambic.
'I‘be' uncontested divorce suit of Eva
.ilay Hyatt versus William H, Hyatt
.-\ttorncys
Keogh & Candee represent the plain
1111’. Papers were served on Mr. ily-
lined in ltridgeport jail.
made on
. .4 .v' AJOJWWJQ‘JW'
at
ALL DEPtISl’I‘S
March Sth will draw
interest from ,.
March 1st.
So. Norwallt Savings
Bank
Alden Sol-tans. President
George I. Woodward. I‘reas.
or before
RWWE‘UWGW 01507506?
- new» '1-'--'—‘1 firm-acm»:»o..
HYP'HL'
are‘
scheduled to be given brief hearings:
of they
Conservator Appointed as Alienation
th1'
I
to trade.
Realize it now and profit by it that the
East India Tea Co., is the place 101' ybu
Fancy Maine
POTAT OES
PECIt
15c
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
(111101-11 Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—Now entrance from Elmo
, beth Street.
25 WASHINTON STREET.
East India Tea Company 1’;
PHONE 371
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;mumm
(Continued from first page).
Setretary H. C Sherer read the not-
itication from State Comptroller “eh
stcr. announting that \‘orwalk's.
share of the state schools appiop-ria‘
tion is $13,203. '1 his amount is has-
ed on the recent cnutneiation. E
A readjustment of the iirst
sessions in the Knudsen building \‘.'..\;1=
r1. portt'd as necessary 13' 11111 supet'in
1lt‘.!tl(’ll!. and the board ’1.otc.d him lite
lt'owcr ol' 'li:1tl;.'111g 111C111 115 lie :01-
1 host.
The sum of .1120 was 1 11311 .‘d to do
fray the coin attached to ti'.1~ cxhl :1
tion at the lndu-triul 112111391101 11'
".1111 .\rntt>:y, ctnninent'iiig llt‘\l wcc‘.3
Monday. Superiincndcnt t‘haomaizl
11311111511
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pitttti'. ,
‘1. A
tilt
1‘.;tl..‘tililttl that it will 1'0 .1'1
111. ,ivu a brief analysis
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and L“.ll"l_“lt"
Work done
.",_~' 0‘.
dilutli
of 1111' hi11‘:d§li,"~,
unions Itinds of
pupils.
.\it'. (‘1111111111111 propcscvi that a}
:.;1lriottc tampering of [111‘ scholars hel
l‘t“tl 111 the Armory around I'L'corationl
ilay. 111 which ttmt1 Illlllltll)l'lill«1 ext
t1t111tists tould he held I‘rizcs speultingi
1s a so to 11c. 1111 Iutltd In lllt p ogrntnw
The ooni‘tl Iolt‘tl to instrutt 111 1 super
.ntcndcnt to st1 111.1 tho usc of tI1t1.1~1\1'
non for that occasion. [luring the
discussion on this subject the mat ,
tcr of the graduating exercises for,
the High School pupils nu: brought?
1111. Mr. Rider expressed lllt view}
that 1111’ auditorium is not large;
though to proper 1v accointnoduto ”ml
Illzlllil‘l and ttiends “hi the scholars 1‘
0'
l1)“
1
1
1nd th'u tho tompcraitire Is illllIUSl‘
lllllil‘ltY'illllE on a hot Netting. llc sag-1
:cstcd open air cxerslscs. The. Ar-
mory was also talked of, but no (19111
'1itt1 action was taltcn. Thu supcrln;
tcndent will take the matter
(lihlselllt’lll, and report hat-I. ar 11 latr_
or meeting. ,
William 1’. Ward, of lht‘ board, an-
nouiu'cd that he had been appointed
‘1 (le'lcizatc to inform his fellow ilit’ill'
hers that Ilisltop I~‘cnwlcl1 Assembly.
l\'. of 1‘., will otter a medal to be con-
:1=s:t'd for by the local scholars. and
1nwurtled to the one who submits tie
‘ 11.111 essay on Columbus, the Discover
11' of America. No time was set for
‘ this ozcasion, but it is more than like-
~1y that a date around Columbus Day,
Uctoht'r 12111, “ill be selectsd.
L'iutiiinun Cohttrn btotight the mnt-.
HT 01‘ public‘ playgrounds before his
Messrs B. .l. Reynolds unrt
ira 'I‘. thap111a;.1 both in close touch:-
with the question, gave expressions
of opinions, and then the hoard voted
to endorse the movement, rfiordhtg;
11s picl ‘1errcnt1; tot one ccnttal place
hyts were focused longingly across
the avenue on the Matthews‘ proper-’
1y. There appeared no rays of hope
in them when the members awolte'
from the dream. 1n the event that it
is found impossible to secure one cen-.
,tral play-grounds, the board express-,1,
ed its opinion that there should he
'one for the First, Second and Third
1I)istrlcts. After reading of the bills,
adjournment was taken.
l
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associate.c
‘ BRIDE is' GONE.
A
Action In Feared.
Through the appointment of’ Mrs.
1.11111 '1 z"1._\iot Dickson and Mrs. Susan
\‘itltols llS conservators of the
estate of their sister, Mrs. Mildrtd
Mills. it Iictume known yesterday that
Mrs. Mills. a bride of three months,
disuppcarml on February :1. and that
Arthur 1:. .l.-dime, formerly postmas-
101' at \I'ostport. actor and drscetulan:
of n pronilucnt \‘ew England family.
had disappeared on the same day. says
a dopau l1 irotn South Norualk.
Erwin F. Mills and Mrs. .Icllittc
they had no idea where either Mrs,
Mills or .“1'. Jelllflu liad gone.
The bride's sisters Informed Judge
I’Iunlul ll Bradley that they wished to
be appointed (omen-non to pron-111.
Mrs 11111. trom paying any other
money to Jelllltc and to prevent In.
Jolltle from collecting any dmuu
7M Mn. III“! "I!” I may
tied action In album. a! m m;
107'
.-
gradea " A
under‘ .
iuhlc 11th was
said I
lmalfimlflufl “gamma-u.
NOW
,is the time to buy
clothing} here
Louis Avrick
IPOSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
New Circular
Skirts
5132.9811110 $6.98
JACOBY’
_. .
Crockery
tltlna, tilasswatt
ll lath Room I' lxtuit" ,
and .\luniintun t‘ookin- -1 L'ttnsils.
tut'tain httctthcis. \atttttni Hot—
tlc» \.;h tans, (Sarhagc l’alls.
Etc t.
' Albert 1". Gehebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Prompt Delivery. south Norwalk
Phone 1069-2.
“v...“
_lartllnicrcs.
-. .. . 1.w._....-.-..
LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS.
Norwnll; pt'ople are interested
fore the tariotts committees of the
legislature. ,1
Banks Committee.
y
posits limited to $3.000.
chesks on drafts without funds.
'l‘omm row aftcrnoon, 2
(‘ont'ctulug Lunlting associations act-
ing as trustees, ctt',
Friday, at 2 o'clock—Reserve funds
in Slulc banks and 111181 11'ompttnios.
EduCationaI Committee.
Tomorrow, at 1:311 o‘clock-T Fire
Prevention Day, Military Instruction
1n St'ltoils.
Finance Committee.
\‘t'etlnt‘sday, March. 10-—Rclating, to
the taxation and leasing 01' shell tish
grounds. taxation of
shell-halt.
Fish and Game Committee.
Tomorrow, at 4 o'clock—An uct,
concerning a close season. for
Coons.
Concerning
Insurance Committee,
Tomorrow, at 2 o'cloclt~Coucern-
his responsibility for tires.
Judiciary Committee.
Today, at 2:15 o'clock—Concerning
' the allowance of poor persons to pros-
ecute and defend in civil actions.
Woman..Suffrage.
Today and tomorrow, at L’o‘clock—
Concerning women voting 011 the li-
cense question and at municipal elec-
, tions.
Ti) IRFS'I'URIC RIGHTS Ill"
SPANISH “All VETERANS ;
A fttvoi'~ .
ll.\‘.i'l 19111111, March 3.-
rt-t't-ivcd from the1
comtiiittct- on fot'fcltctl tlghts In the
housi- today destoi'inu' the rights 11:
Char-Its I11. l1"--ltutiuc 1-1' \‘ortlt Ilagtii,
in wl.11l1 caonn -ction 1111 Illllnlltll 1.1m.
11: is told 111111 111.1 1111: st ml and
ted in tho 51111111111 “111'. \\ 1.111 in rc—
m 1| T111111 the war to his Itomc, I11
“as loin-11111111 that his wlfc I1.11I {11'1"
cured II «lit'ort'c, A littlc later 11-1 1.1.1:»
I'll-d 115.1111, Fil‘bhl'llllt oily. 1'. «11 twin: 1 .1
that His ".lfv 11.111 111»: II'IIHIIIHI a tit»
11'111, II. 11.1.4 1111-51111. '1'~I .1!
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II. 11111 1.1 11:. '11 111.11.: --I t'ot I 111111.
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Illu'lmltlil “rl‘l' rcfitnlval t 1 t 111-
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4".
Tu ill-1‘14 .uulom' BILL
IIAII'I‘b‘HltD. March L The com-
ltllllt'u on military «Hutu hurt but
finned”. March 4.11» the date tut
mt haurlnu on the bill Introduced by
Roprmlltotite maniacal of ‘411'1' lim-
rn. asking for an appropriation of
1“. $750.01). for 11 now out. armory In,
this
“I“ do. m It 111 «mm
0004
um month- a! Noting-1|
linamclctli
in ,.
the htui‘ings to he held this \\'t’(.'l1' be-'
Today, 2 o'clock—«Savings hunks dc-
(.lit'iiif.’ 1
(i't‘ltJt'k—- 1
['8 C‘
The Gorham (3o.
- Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL
'1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
lPhonc 419. 87 NORTH MAIN
ST.
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; Timetable
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IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. iii—137x, 5: 31x, 5' 42x 6: 09,
16257):,7:181,7:46,8211161,S:5‘.1.1t,9:10x,
'9140. 10:33x, 10:51.12, 1122-1
\l. «1:13x, 1:23.13 3021;, 3:29,
1242“)“ 521511. 5:45.01‘0231, ti 4.. 7:02.11,
724511, 9:51x, 1021811,
Sundays.
A. 51.1— 2:2,5x 5:341, 5:421. 8:54.
,10:33x,11:51. ’ ‘
P. M.:——l 13x," .. :44x, 3: 02x, 4. 413,
:5. 6:02x, :702', 17:2, 7:57x,
54
9:51x, 1021811., 10:40.
A.M.——4:41x, 5:30, 6:43, 8:00x, 825111.,
€9215x, 10211211, 10:05.10:50x, 11:03
_ P. III.-—l2:03x, 1:0.‘1, 2:0411, 2:57,
13:30.11, 3155, 4:211, 5:11.31, :1, 5: 23,
621011, 6:00, 8:10x, 9:.17, 11:15x,r
12:001. ,
é a
t Sundlyc.
M. ~62 00, S: 0011, 9:00, 1010211,
11.3."... .
l P. \l.:—12 10,1:02x,3:39x,5202x..
15:04, 6:01x, ”20M, 8:10x 11:15.11.
112:00x. ~~
lSOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN‘
1 A. M.—:—iE:23x, lzi3x. 11 115. 7:15.]
‘9:15x, 10:1111x, li:11x,il:57x
P. M.——i‘_’:03, 1:23, 3:101' 4:2R, 5:17,
720011. 9:25x, 11:20.
6:14x, 6'47.
Sundays. _
A. lII.-—12:23x, 12131:, 7:43, 9:15x.:
10:19, 11:11.11. 11:57x 1‘
, P. M.—~2:1Nv, 4:46x, 0:10x, 6:49,
7:09.11, 8:283; 9:25x.
1
1 SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY. j
l A. .11.—6:13, 8:27, 9:591 '
P. .\I.——1:25, 4:38. 13:20. 7:22
Sundays.
. A lit—10:37
P \7. —..?111.7
1
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~50
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A M ~01 00. 7:23, S: 18, 10: O3x,11: 50.
P M. —4: 21, G: 40.
Sunday:
1' A, M.—7:55. 12:10.
‘ 1). M.—~6:10.
.{»-.~.11;n1r.cs express
HERE‘S A GET AC-é
QUAINTED PROPOSI- ,
TION. 1
\\ c invltt- you to (1111111 in and in-
:sme uttr' lint: 01' 111“ li'cw'h-i'rom-
Il11'-Ittll~s I'»:tI't"l‘ :n'l't'l _\'1“|I' I'M-
111'11 1111 1:. harm it for yvti and
tut-11 1111 you what t':z11 cost is f
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sm‘pt‘l-‘t 11f \oor Iii 111111 “L'll I
1.111 .‘1 111111;1.1111« 111' 1 111.11: ‘
10 FIRST 81. EAIT NORWALK.
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STERLING
NITURE
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
1274229 WASHINGTON 51".
SO. NORWALK
O. B.
Opticie 0
Everything in the. Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free 1
u WALL
Mopw
Jackson
Furniture Dealers
and
Undertakets
PHONE “I.
ITREI‘J
ALK.
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL-IERS.
NORTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
. yin/1 '-
COR SETS
Your ligtuw portrays your personality—mid your corsct milkcs your
An 111-11111 twin-lug, u'rat'cl‘ul poisc and a ecncrul air of figure
li'mmc». marl; thc “(11mm (11‘ stun rior pt'honttilty.
for ('\(“.',\'lllnl,‘, car]: 01111 stwclllcallv _tll-slutictl i‘tri-
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A Sale OF OFFICE FURNITURE
A1 most complete assortment in a number of styles.
ROLL TOP DESKS, OFFICE CHAIRS AND STOOLS, TYPEWRI-
TER TABLES AND CHAIRS, TELEPHONE SETS, ETC.
Of various woods and In many styles.
”RAYMOND 8. SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
o .48 MAIN sTREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
massaaamgmem
{336%
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[Iain-c, so that 11111111 your propri- sclcction M math- your corset trou-
hIt's 1171‘ a thin;1 of the past.
tion of (111-1 of our 111‘“ molly-ls.
Corsets at $2 or over are
fitted FREE.
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iii of licr zttlv'itc
litut' JIlHtIt'lS
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In tItc sclcc- ..
Davey’s .
500
The N. E. Ryan Co.
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
TEAS L
EEquaI to most 60 cent,
' grades. 60 S & ll
Stamps 11.11 111 each lb iicient garage healer
There is
mm». Nil-”whim .. 1»
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
“I" 11111-1111. 1'1:th A“.
1 "”07“ “110..
-5..- operated by gas. no
awrmme «rm-11 on the market.
: The Reed 8: Volt
Electrical 1.0.
The Only .5311). Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP'
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone Its—60 So. Main It.
In. Norwnlk. Music Hall IIMIt
No more
Ask our
.. 7.... United
' n
SOUTH NORWALK.
. 11111 Garage
' Ileat twitlt GAS
your car in cold weather
It one at these ls uetl'
ammonium-m
LiabibWaterCo.
a In“ «scum
“1 ‘4'“. m m unit it In «an:
“‘1‘ ”IIIWIILMWHH
a very ei-
tronble : '
Sales
Electric
Norwalk Chronicler