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leaps—h“ Cabinet Complete
Patchouli Cabinet 25c.
1" Wooden Cabinet 39c.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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' - crewman at 21.1..
For Norwalk “d \ICIDIC)’ bener— ”10 murderer of Dr
I"! tail- tonight and Tuesdal'; Slight' piano, formerly of Monroe street, this
ly colder tonight.
A 10118 mush 01' low pressure 91' ing on another case In that vicinity.
m along the Atlantic GOG-St from interesting developments are looked
It i! CLUS- onr
ing untettled. equally weather along:
~ the Middle and North Atlantic coasts. 1
North Carolina to Maine.
3 , A long ridge of high pressure extends
giroln North Dakota southward to Tex-
. as.
in the central and western districts.
The temperature is low between the
Rock’s Mountains and the Mississippi
River.
ported trout Montana. North and
Booth Dakota. and Nebraska
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Tefi ratutc: Low 24; high,
C. oudy.
A '34' W
I John Preets oi Norwsik, spent yes~
Yterday in New York city.
H. Leon Hoots. of Gibson Court.
have notified Dog Warden Thomas F.
_ Walsh of the loss of a very valuable
‘ dog.
. Mu...Chiirles i.
‘I tor tits: Bertha Olmstead in‘tns choir
'of Grace Episcopal church. at yefler-
y'aY services.
. The Golden Rule Circle of the
King's Daughter‘s of the Norwalk
Contentional Church will meet
Tuesday at three o'clock with Mrs. is
K. St. John of 15 St. John avenue.
i[gristblorwalh
—'—ldisa-Polhemus will keep her
toreopen Monday evenings until 9
' lock.
3 ”Deputy scorn: 1). Louis Ladrignn.
5 this city. this morning attached
L property on Orchard street owned by
dmulsé'l‘ankus in a suit to recover
its brought against Mr. rantin- by
‘ o :fi‘rading Company, of New York
police that Miss Mamie King.
elk. she informed the strum po-
she had been I:rought to that city.
J
it is producing pleasant weather‘
Zero temperatures were 1'0 lcase was the outcos’ne of a case of
Wing substituted ‘
'bile owned and operated by 11:. r. ind-
membranes
Mommaiodham
!uv. “Hashim!
i .Jfltohisshia. '
a
-~vv~..
11 I. 1'12”"
3.5 at balding“ on we vacant
ioLonthissiroet.
I
'4
[thshen Cube, Involving the sum of
I030. which was to have been tried
Saturday afternoon before Justice of
older morning was settled out oi
court by the payment of the sum In
question by another party.
Complaints about young boys jump
ing on freight trains in the yards up
town caused the police to corral a
number of youths yesterday. and they
were given a severe lecture. The par-
ents were also notified to keep strict
watch of them In an effort to stamp
out the dangerous practice.
1 Because of thefact there wasno
’Tquorum present, no business was
transaowd at the meetings! the gov-
erning board of the South Norwalk
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fi-. m75csudfl.flafldaymwunodsmsamm
' Rack Towels .......... Sc. 1;: amt print: vichdtystétste'scroetotmm
musics:
Minimum-
mule-diam '
Sshuday evening at a meeting at.
the execstivs committee for the indus-
trial and Civic Exposition. arrange-
ments were completed tor‘opsning the
exhibit. Tuesday night, with A great
street parade and tilting ceremonies.
The history will actually be open”
for tho” admission of visitors on Tues-
day noon, so that those who wish to
get an early and leisurely View batons
the coming of the crow ds may have
their opportunity. The formal open
ing of the exhibit comes. howeve.“
the evening. with the parade and up
log ceremonies beginning at 1 0 ’cl
it is announced that the organizations
of the city will put over one thousand
uniformed men in-‘iine tor the parade:
There will be two hands and two drum
corps.
The Coast Artillery and Naval Mint.
is. the police and tire department will
Club Saturday evening. At the next
meeting. on Saturday night of this
iweek. President Samuel M. Aller will
:make knows his committee appoint-
‘ments.
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leath-
Ieiland. of the local force. is in Ron 5
iton today working on an importanti
clue In connection with Joseph Contl,
Vinceuze Del-
city. Sergeant Leatherland is work-
'In the case of the Olitsky, Rainer
Company, of New York, versus Louis
Prlnskey. of this city. Judge Edward
torneys interested in the case, he had
awarded a Judgment of $43.60 and
.003“ in favor or the plaintiifs. The
goods alleged to be lost in transit.
Attorneys Unsweller a Hegemsn, of.
Washington street represented the
plaintlifs. and Mr. Prlns'aey was rep
resented by Attorney Loo Davis.
Horace Eli-rite. of Bridgeport. while
driVing.s horse and wages yesterday
iii that city} backedi’fllb“ fie‘ interne-
dlebroolrs. of Adams avenue. upper
Norwalk. Mr. Burke was thrown from
Those who rants the assistance of
the Injured man watched him taken
to the hospital, but he insisted on
having his injury treated at his own
home. The wheel of Mr. Burke's wag-
was ripped off. The automobile
owned by the local man was undam~
aged. ‘
One of the interesting education-
al features of the coming Civic Eit-
hibition will be the collection at on-
gravings. paintings, photographs, and
maps or the Norwalks of half a cen-
tury ago. under the direction of Rich
ard H. Fitch. who has quite a colloc-
tiou of such data of the old town.
which will be greatly increased by
loans from owners of quaint maps
and pictures. About one hundred
items for this have already been as;
sembled andult‘Js hoped that ,this
i 7 Main street.
notorious character of Norwalk. No. 4 O. U. A. it. are notified to
been found on the streets or meet gt the Council room at 3 mm
union héplésaiy drunk. wnm‘on Tuesday the 9th of iron. for the
is; King had recovsied enough to' purpose of attending the tnneral oi
notification will lead‘to other con-
tributions. Particulars as» to the
scope of this feature may be obtained
by calling on Mr. Fitch at his otllce
orw by telephoning
460-12, ‘ ‘
J—NO'rlcs.
The members of Lincoln Council
Brother Ralph L Penneii. ,.
Pei- order of Councilor Philip Men
M. Ineliwood today notified the at- .
his wagon, and quite badly injured. .
' cord street. facing South Main street.
be out in full force.
A. large shipment of fireworks has
arrived and will be used to keep the
parade brilliantly lighted and filled
with exclamation points throughout
the entirejsngth of march.
The parade will ‘start from the lower
end of South Main street promptly at
7 o'clock and will march to the Hour
Square and countermarcli to the
Armory.
Following is the order of parade:
Police escort.
Marshals:
George ii. Richmond. William Howard,
John Milne.
American Band.
Coast Artillery, No. 6.
Captain Albert Mossmsn.
Naval Militia.
Lieutenant Arthur C. Hoyt.
Spanish War Veterans.
Automobiles containing irieutAlovern-
or Wilson and stall; Hon. iii. .7. Hill.
Senator'diubert E. Bl p. Repre-
sentatives Charles '1‘ Strain and'
C. C. liegeinan and "Mayor
Francis l. Burnell.
Drum Corps.
Chic! Bogardua-and Assistant Chieis.
Norwalk Fire Diggertments.
Fits parts-ism.
mi m‘fi‘g‘r‘: "afipuatusf‘e‘f xii‘i
Assistant Msrahdl Lewis S Kceler.
Drum Corps.
Military Order Moose
"Other organisations.
lied Men.
Eagles.
Line of march:
Forming on Concord street and
Chestnut street. South Norwallt. then
up South Main street to West avenue.
to flour Square. countermarch to
Amory and dink-«s ’ «
Spanish War Veterans form on Con-
k.
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xll‘ire departments form next toapan-
Ish War Veterans on Concord street.
This includes also Rowayton Fire De«
partment. r
Civic societies. as follows. will form
on Chestnut street. facing Concord:
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~ INSURANCE
“If. Lite. Amidcnt.‘l’lats Glam,
Workmen's Mutilation. [debil-
hy. Marine and Automobile.
Surety—Bonds.
Notaries Public;
Blemish) Tickets.
.1. M. Layton & (9... Inc.
asst; --ss'rA'rs- sup Rama
g,)m . AV.- "I .hufim
fié—m ’ 1“ II»: bi. a—ur’
sebum-r vvrswal'rxaa —- L c.
smith. ‘Underwood.
Walton. all other.
rushes. sold. rented.
repaired. ltcntals. us
96" month. Machines
sold at ”per month.
JAB. 'DONNELLV.
Ill south Main Street. loath Norwailt.
The Chain Studio
C SOUTH MAIN CTREBT.
Pictures copied or enlarged. Cam'-
merclal work of all kinds}! Views. Por-
traits. anything Photographic, at popu-
lar prices.
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Military Order of Moose, Red Men.
Eagles. and any and all other civic or-
ganiaations.
All organizations and lodges will ‘usei
every eilort to be in their proper peel--
tions at 7 p. in. '
Immediately following the parade
the Lieutenant Governor, the Mayor ot
Norwalk and Congressman E. J. Bill
will deliver the opening addresses and
formally declare the exhibition “opened
.The military co iss announce!
during the eai-iy hon of the evening
a special event in connection with the
opening. which will be of unusual In.
terest and which. until that time, is
being kept a closely guarded secret.
The Amory has been the scene or
myriad activities the past tow days in-
strenuous preparation ter the great ex-
hibition and the arrangements in many
plots. _
Large spatial shipments for the mil-
itary exhibit have been arriving from
Washington and city planning exhi-
bits from Boston. ’
In the special room reserved for the
art exhibit a special lighting systdn
has been installed and already min
1 walls are covered with‘ works at art.
that will adequaton prove the im-
‘ portsncs and standing ct Norway's-
artist colonioa
[this special use can be‘ used
Over-Monsoftholsrcornsrs the'
_ "Houso Boaatitnl" is nearing comple- Widow of W wire WaYoulr-Y qsoathsd to the widow. Bis daugh-
IOInl on in other booths apparently
almost without limit and everywhere
Its the building there are springing up
show cases and treliiaea. columns and
ties places. and machinery and open
ation exhibits of bewildering variety.
Visitors at the Armory yesterday were
heard to remark that titans are already
interesting features of a dozen vsrie
ties. any one of which wbuld be well
[woi'th the price oi admission.
It has been found necessary in order - ‘
to accommodate the amount of enter—
tainment that has been provided, to
erect a special stage at the back at the
room. so that both the balcony d
placing the events.
There will; be a band concert andiin
orchestra calico?! every evening. and
a great variety or special features.
mittee are saving as surprises for
those who attend, Y,‘
A mania or onset-town visitors who
have visited the moi-i'within the
past few days have said emphatically
that no city in the country .0! the size
of Norwalk has held an Exposition or
the completeness and interest that
this exhibition promises to have.
‘81-..—
JELLIFF EIT'ATi WORTH
8190.000. WILL ADHITTED
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HUWLAND'h ‘
Entrance on Main St. Fairficld Ave, and Cannon Si.
’Bfldsemctmn.
Monday. Mal-d: a, isle
Emit; nihimxtlss.
0 0 or
its guarantee. It destroys Worms
mm“... .g. fisherman.“ I
e .
Flotation”. Wind llc,all Teeth! ngol‘ronbles ?
assimilates thereon 31°31'13th tin and Bomwels: A:
._ an a '
2 oOhildrols’s Pension—Tho 11'0sz mil?"
Genuine CASTORIA Always
Bears the Signature of
in” Use For 0... 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
'PHI CIN‘AUI GOM'ANV NIH YOUR 00"
08E CARBORUNDUM SHAIPENINO
CWNIK"
Pres-‘- ~ i4" "5W3?
*N'l*‘%.‘bas" l:~£‘
k“New. sitar-Ito! O i
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um ill
W§;F%d'&v :fl 1-3“ “’3‘
b“ V
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is guaranteed to lineal every naichsblc
'cgg and remain Ill pericct working order
for five years They are so simple that
beginner can operate them without
any previous (‘XDCI'ICHCC and he assured
of a chick from every hatchablc egg]
Buckeye incubators are equipped mt
(very desirable device that can possibly
add to incubator efficiency, and are rt.»
nounccd b experts to be the an 's
beet knit or.
Come in and let us show you how
they work. Ask for a copy of our book.
Ict called flicking Mont-y the Buckeye
Way” and “.5! Chicks from 50 Eggs."
CHAS. E. DOW
Albert ll. Morgan,
‘ ‘ Successor.
Grouse W. Collin Jr.&Co .
unbearsat’lis 1 "
95 Main St. Nomlk.
. Phone 3474i. House 611-12
: YLsdy Attendaanloture Framing; ‘
.\Y
Gertrude M..i5erry. $500 is bequeath
ed.. .. Y
In the event that the plant oi the
:- «0» 0. Jellltt Manufacturing corpora
lion is sold. it Is provided that 82,000 ,
of the proceeds be turned over to the
tiuatses ot the Sonthport 31. iii.
cars. It the church society cease to
slonsry sodsties ot the church shall
rsceive the bequest. -
Shares in “18.10. 0. Jdllifl corpora:
tion. or which Mr. Jelliit was the
tdnnder and main stbckliolder, are
divided as follows:
daughter. live Gertrude Perry; one.
charter to hiswife. Annslilelliif.
slid «the remaining one-amber to
lionroePsi-ry. a solids-law. ~
All tilsrost ‘ot thssstats labe-
A Buckeye Incubator _
Church, the income nabs used to help 1
important features an already com- many or which the Watson-1n plying the salaries oi the minis-
exist. it is provided the ioreign'mio
Dim-W to A '
. , _ ,. _ . . . repe-Ilkewoolens for? ‘
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mmurnmuuwmmmudwmsu S no - ‘
. 13 III. M 9. W 80 I”! J hasborno. file ”(nature in advertising I; g sults & drebses
”a 1, . dilly enough. \VOOIt‘llS ‘
. ,. 15 a liability. wfm on with the appearance
. . , .. lmost as God
“W019 ”1‘4Jmood”mbnt [he “11th 0 crepe are a . - g
. mun-am that withnhdonw ortnoheoltn-ot- 1. Ma s 33:55:?ng sum as for i
W L y , Difl'erellcc ill weight fixes
What is CASTORIA an asset. the type of attire for which
they are to be liStd. Ami ill
which met used they
tasteful and attlactivo.
This (IlSiillCtI\i‘ utmc'
seems to bring out iilt beauty
of the H0“ Silliil'; tulors ex—
(100d merchants
\
ier
prefer assets
to iiabilties.
a-..
(‘tptionallv “oil. The illdiiidual threads almost glow
,uiih color; they form a fabric 11 1th spot 1.11 ritllncss and
btauty
Ill blues, Belgian and ilmy; in the sand shades; in
the neutral hues that have just though lightutss to be 111
tune. with Sprillg;——alwa)s ihty art- handsome
[here is special lift- to the crept-s ill which mohair and
“on! areillterwovell. Then‘ is a ttrtaill springincss and
\Iuster a strength “Ilich harmolliZts \tith their beauty.
$1 and $1 50 yard.
i reps poplin is one of the novel crepes Imagine: —-
combination of the tiny poplin cord with the distinctive
crepe weave! This is partly mohair has uirincss and
brilliance and great ability to shed dust.
$1. 50 yard.
Another wool and- mohair of the crepe family is es-
pccially rich with its deep subdued luster. ’Tis quite like
a Tussall in appearance; a sponged and shrunken fabric
uitll special strength and durability. it u 111 appeal to
many women because of its comparative freedom from
injury by perspiration.
$1 yard -
Second only to the crepe “caHZS are the new serges
and the rich broadfloths. Some of these are very satiny
in finish and gleam like polished steel. This is notably ,1 ,
true of the imported broadcloths of which a few are still
available.‘
Y Scrges— . $1 and $1.50 yard.
Broadclotllsq- g $2 to $5 yard.
Right Aisle, Rear.
1,...
Just one week
is left to get a guaranteed sewing machine at regular
cash price on easy terms of payment. The Howland club
keeps its membership rolls open till the close of business . .
‘March 13th. While those rolls are open,any~wonlanmey 1
join. Members get a machine on payment of first amount
of one doliar—and cycry machine is guaranteed to do its
work with full satisfaction ior years and years.
Third Floor.
t
The Howlalld Dry G00d§. Company!
iThe City-National Baltic; ' f
A “Lincoln Day” Thought
The name institutes “8- Master. ..
To be a lender in its line 11 Bank must. otter all that! is best for YtYhe'Yj
town, the state, the hm Ins and the individual. ~
The rowan) that comes from serving well is the basic print-line upon .’ 1 j
which this Bunk invites your account, not only your account but your ‘
muons! accustom _ , x» .
A
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Of course you know how much iii-"demand'Toweislfor fancy
work are and we are fortunate in presenting the largest sandetv ’
to he found anywhere.
where are mrmlsrl nan-n dowels in beautifully em»
hos-ed patterns. and other sullen especially adapted- tor mono- .
gram, embroidered border designs and crocheted edges. .
Also TURKS]! WASH 0m to match
Especially intsrostinl are the mica mum In effective - _.
designs and um 10W“ in a_ profusion of styles and .
Qualities. ' . " I .
moanwnolamm nv assume no ml; @
sensual was. anon-class: curs unaware. ~1
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