3'; mmamamu»
one, m s week-end visitor at the
A WARNING, 3 home streams in Orange. N J l
.111“ you hear theESro Alarm st
ml.
The annual meeting qt. the {Hob
.. .x’ r;
v Ig,
. 3 3" 81- Trimméu’ Union will be uqu mt.
T'“ a van“ ‘ , NW mast at 8 o’clock at control In!» .
nIIsmoking ruins mark the site, 01' Lyceum. At this time the annual
"I,“ a. warning. ' election of emcers will take place. :
53o let this remind you, as you retail,I
o It you from losses would be fund,
3 Insurance is the thing you need.
The American Band will hold its ro-
hearsal, this evening, instead of lo-
morrow fifit, because of the fact theI
band wilf furnish nineic for Nomnl'l
Chic and Industrial Exhibit in the
Armory. /
a@ the Town or Norwalk, consist~'
of the Cities of Norwalk South
Norwalk and the Fire District of East
1239 Norwalk, " will be given a hearing in
5Bartford tomorrow.‘~ A number of lo
5cal people will be in“; attendance.
.———
'Tie a warning,
Taylor & Golden!
SOUTH NOBWALK TRUST 00.53!
BUILDING,
51m to
7.10th
1
l
. The case of Miss Mabel Taylor ver-
sus Stanley Talmadge was briefly
heard. this room. before Justlb'e or
the Peace Joht'i W. Curnow. Beolluse
0' | NE H H 8555 of the ipabllity of the plaintill to up.
W pear in court: her attorney, John J. Cu~
'3 The condition of Harvey Sllcilleld “‘0' “we" ulth “‘5 Talmadges rep-
at the Norwalk Hospital is not quite resentatlve, Attorney Joaeph 5' Lin-
3 so favorable today. 5weiler, to postpone the hearing until
._.. l next Saturday it is probable another
Mrs. Aaron Slur‘illeau, of Woodwardwomwgmem “'51“ 5” 33"“! up” “
avenue, is enjoying a few days‘ visit th is m' . , ‘ 5
with friends in Blldgeport. 3
Salvatore Regglo, of South Norwalkh‘
yesterday afternoon, at the regular
monthly. meeting of the Walk Musi-
cal Union, in their quarlers, on Water
street, downtown, was admitted into
the union as a full fledged member.
Charles Plan of Academy street, The secretary, Frank 13. Field, yes all-5
has left Norwalk for an extruded visit thorlzed 5" purchase a. new “118““
i, at the home of his daughter, in Sea board for the ulllon Permission was
breeze, Staten island, granted to a number of the members
. l0 furnish 'muslc. gratis, at the Exposl
—GABY DESLYS IN NORWALK: ”Oil, [0 .be held in IKIBI Armory, this
international star and favorite willI meek. 5 ’ 5
be shown Tuesday at Pleasant Hour 2
and Lockwood's Hall in “Her Tri-
umph."
l‘oday is the 126th anniversary of
the opening of the first Congress of the
United States. The sixty‘third Cou-
gross has just passed into history,
l
Alex Lonchak, of Day street was or-
reigned before Judge ”ward bl. I
Lockwood, in the City Hall court, this
morning, to answer for the serious:
charge preferred against the young
man by Miss Elizabeth Struub. a next;
-m’ ' V
The Past Sachem's degree team this
’ evening will hold a rehearsal, in Red
. Men’s Hall, on West Washington
street. Tomorrow evening the team door neighbor. Because 0: the fact;
will confer the chief's degree. 0n, I a that the civil proceedings have been
I number of candidates. , settled out of court to the shtici’dctlon5
5 50f all concerned, the plaintiff and her
5parents are not disposed to push crinll
The degree team of Court Edmond nol proceedings 3881 A Mr. 1‘0““in
e Amlcis will this evening hold a 5116- The case. was continued for a month
clal rehearsal following 55wlllc‘h ,glleb ”fwk'mdl tomey 59.
members of the lam will be visitors Vfifi'éfifnii“ A3193 1 null. It?“ ”'5:
at the meeting of court 'Mahaclieino, torneyfioseph R. Taylor-3i r. Ellie‘s I I
creators of America.I I - . ..
‘ 5' TWO billion Aron. half. donors. lili- 1
The new 1915 dog license tags have nuttlly. is theomount of damage done;
been received by To [1 Clerk Herbert in lIIlle IUnited States by insects, 39-5
. ‘R. Smith at his olllco, in the (. lty Hall, cording @151 government bulletin post- 5
a; and are nowfieady lor distribution. ed thidr I firsfiouth NorwalkI
The tags are quite attractive, being in post . uni 1&7 Leary. it also
”the form of a Grecian cross. The new states tint . IletIhlnI tile past generation
markers are supposed to5 be on the or new , Iblrdsuof the coun-
collars of every dog in Norwalk 0: a til-y have amid in numbers to the
.legal age by the am of May. Today insulin; extent unto nor, Woent rThe.
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh started State Board of; ”Fisheries and dams
work posting signs bearing the dog- ask the public to cooperate with them?
laws in every school district in the in the preservation oi wild life. On1
.Clty of Norwalk. The warden will' the posjcm‘whloh have been dismbn I
~start work within a very short time mall in all the post ohé of the coon-I
V Eyeglstoring the dogs. The fee for a ty, are the names or Wi or F. Smith,1
5 7 mole dog is $1. 25 and for a female county game warden, and his assisbI
$5. 25. After May let an extra dollar ants throughout Falrileld county.
is added to the too by way of a duel
’lhls is required by Istatute law.
A special meeting of the warning
Spec'al ”MS-a!“ 55 Municipal League of South lNorwalk
WAMPOLE’S EXTRACT CF to consideruactlon taken at February
COD LIVER OIL Ilne‘et in reference to the Rest Room,
also other importantf matters connect~
37¢ 67¢ 5 67¢ ed with it, will be held in the Library
Stillson-Powell Col-poration
auditorium, Wednesday,\Mar5ch 10,
' fez WASHINGTON STREET.a.1end
!
l
”——
i WOMAN’S MUNICIPAL, LEAGUE.
5Speolal rMeotln Concerning Rest
Room on Wednesday.
53: 30 p: 3d; 'All members are urged to
troll -5too short. You- soon arrinefit .~
the brow of the bill that looks down .
111565nton declining years ‘ ‘-
- I If you would reach that point with55 . ,
_ the assurance that the balance of Your. ,, .
life' a Journey will be made in com-
_ ' , fort.- you MUST lave QrOmI the eaIm-j
‘ ' '- "5 logs of your prime. '
5 Do it through a savings account in '
.the. 5 ‘ ' '
3.
WAIinerd 'An Act (Jonson-L.
,Ritohie concerning Walsh's runowa
‘ . outthought Ritchie and made hlmloou
mural,
“MARCUS, M. Much 8.1-
Twenty-emit Democratic and I
sive politicians of Tom Route were
-:-.p5lsoed on ml before Judge A. B. An- _
dcrson, in United States “Muriel com-ti
here todfi"; charged witgmingto cor-E
rapt the in Tom Hunts last
November. The defendants and the
positions they held at the time 0! their
.indlctment are:
Donn M. Roberts. Mayor of Terro
.llpute. and an avowed candidate for
the Democratic nomination tor gel or... .;
or in 1916. 5
an N. Redman. Judge 5of the Vigol
County Circuit court; '
Dennis Shot, Show! or Vino county.
E. E. “molt; City Comptroller ol
Torre Hautc. . . .
Maurice XV alsll, County Sealer oi i
Weights and Measures and Treasurer .
Democritlc Campaign committee. ‘
Harry 8. Montgomery, President
Board of Works. .
John M binsselink, City Senior “55!
former State Representative,
mingle.
f “E"mfis
3;:
7‘" J'Y,
M madeonslx mmwfll Msnbwtbotmitthutmng-
«may it WMncoapnd water
this 5.1a 131A TEA LOMPANYT
mums
ANCH‘:
RURNITURE CC".
:2ng wnsmncron :31":
SO. NORWALK
betterthanenyo—tEErWollBoud;
AIWW mill: 5
mmggnbi‘ \nIanct'Iloh
. yore germ: graduates are earning twice as much.5-5,553
Thomas C. Smith, City J'u‘dg'e.
George Ehrenhardt, member
Board of Works.
Edward R. Driscoll Secretary Demo-
5cratic County committee
Hilton liedmnn, attorney, and son 0!
Judge Redmau
Charles lioughton, Assistant Custo
dlan Cit y llull
lmuis \‘nnlcy. Assistant City Engi- I
01
Fancy ‘
Smoker! Shoulders
“*5 3.;
Best Ea ily Elwr a
_~.
<1
me Potatoes
Lean and Tender ll 1 -2c
. bag .906
‘ 2' pk. 15c
neer. .
Joseph 0‘ Mara, Street Commission 55I
.. East ndia Tea Company.
Fred Morris. Emplaye .Chy Euglnl . III a
core Oillce . :35 Washington St. Tel. 37:. So. Norwalk.
William C Crockett, City Cemetery! ' '
cmploye 5-3-— -———--
Richard Knuokey. cemetery Clerk.
cornice Tool) FAIRY
Alexander Aczel, alla‘s Steel, in 3:, . . TALES 5
pector street paving. . .
Arthur Gillis. Election Board clerk. (CorQspcndeI efot TbeIIAssocinted
John l5}. Green. store proprietor.f5 . res: ) ~
George Sovem, saloon heeper.’
Timothy Conway. former pugilisl.
Joseph Strauss, liquor salesman.
George Woodall. saloon keeper. ,
named Bachlnger, who joined one olI
the local landsturui regiments, eeriyj
in the war. has been enjoying a. brief
William P. O'Do Do.unell salddn keeper. period or lame 4?.“ a. war here here.
.wllllam Doyle... ,. :53'31 ll caring lrop Cr 11 odthe ii at and
Pearl McKay. second classes,“ lc‘h he had taken
a
(mm the bodies of Prhssian soldiers
while on WW duty. he told, an
Abdrew O'Brient.
The occupations of the lost defend
nts are desi ted by the Govern- elaborate story of his single-handed
Mm 5%“ "gain or.” capture of the Governor of Warsaw.
He was received in state by the
" all special v‘nlre of sixty men was
on hand today.
The F’derai (two .lIuryEI vestigop
tlon, which resulted in in ctments,
5lasted from Nov. 518 lo Do? 21.
0t the\126 indicted. 88 pleaded gull-t
ty and 28 not guilty One of the mod5;.:q5
not arrested. Clem Logan. Woo killed all for observatl
by another defendant, William Bunk-5 . W”—
is ey. during a fight over a dog. Bunk- 55AUSTRIAN HORSES SOLD.
ley was acquitted on the charge I50! (Correspondence of The ““05““
murder, and since pleaded guilty to I 13033)
the Federal indictment. 5 1.0N'DQN, Fall. 22 -Bloodod horses
' 5 5; IbelongingI to the” stable (1! Prince Kin-
9I5sIky. of Austria, in “alien enemy," are
5to be sold to setlsly the claims of the
Evening berries at 6. exam Frlda: estate of the late lion. Francis Lamb
Wednesday afternoon It 5.— M35316 ton. their trainer. Heretofore, only
Girls CHOU 18 in attendance. hudi horses belonging to the hogtne 30y.
'there is an address to boys and girls. ernIinenIts ”3".“ been seized, while prl
Wednesday night at 7: 30, Evenlnx5 veto owners escaped. But the Home
games And address at St. Andrew' 8 Segretary has granted a license to the
55118550". Willa!!!“1k 353 Main street. :5executors of Lambton to sell thirteen
Thursday morning at 6; 80,. Holy Iracers, including WMedlator The resi-
Communion-a convenient service fer5 Id“? 9: we sale; Iwm ”main in trust on
working people on may the W“? since no money can
Friday night at 8 special service 119wa remitted $9 the Prince. '”
with The Rel. Stephen F Sherman as '
preacher l .
The services are for all Who deslre
to attend, whether members of thIe55 .
parish or not. . 3 _ . 5mm.“
The church is open all day every! Exposition Before W5“;
‘ ' . chemist-ass
day for private prayer. .5 WASHINGTON. March 5,430";
Chief Burgomaster of Vienna and was
PW? with. . 11:11st at model'-
Vl on is 310175 died"- the German
amnion. it "list wun promot'con
to his sanity.
.. a...
ST. PAUL'S PARISH.
Morning service every day at ;I
51512.5; mm. mm NAME or ' .
oneano'gn As SECRET‘RY
”-
to Attend melatonin
l
Harry Pollok is champlug5 on the bit this my and romai
some over the remarks made by Willie adjourned. He called at the office of
y5the clerk of the House and filed the
memo of Clmrlcss Greenwood as his
555555555“ 5“ their London bout and Ot‘secretary for. the Sixty-fourth Con-
“Willle 5 opinion that Welsh is going to greets Mr Hm .159 milking arrange-
repeat at the Garden, New York, ments to attend the Panama oclI
Thursday night ‘ ._— 'Elcposlllo‘n next ’imonm
- . 5 n Former Rem-e ntntlws Reilly and
5551” a mere squeal, says Hurry '5Mahnn lett Wesfington for. Connecti-I,‘
«Those who saw the London light know cut as soon 3% comm... aulourneq
how Freddie outboxed, outfought andI
Mr. Lonergmrwili remain for the rest
or the week to clean up odds and
ends before l’eaVlllg. Mr. Kennedy and
family will remain .ln.~ Washington
until after East _ ‘ . .
like the werst sort of novice at luflgth
ins. {What he did to Ritchie in London
he ll do again ndxt Thursday night." 5’55 ‘
W:
M5ORlN DEFEATS HAHMAN.
CHlCAGO, , March. 8.—'—Cliprles Morin
of Chicago, Saturday night defeated
John Hahman, of Minneapolis, 50 Ito {I45
”y with’as
“M. Barnes, we em 9
“VIENNA. Feb. 22.5“A5 bookkeeper: ,
c».
otion. and chluger was arrest-
Be his new “seat to a hoop! ,
, \Vh'coé the green brackens wave
531‘ grassmun-eloct E J. Hill arrived in II ..
ned'hntll Congress _ I
DAILY IPOEMI
THIIE LAN£CASHIRE MOORS.
.4: I}.“r“,‘.=.l
Sing, he55y for the moor-lands, wild
lonely, and stem... 03“.
Vl’hcrc the moss creepcth softly
all under the fern.
\thre the heather flower sWect- ,
cos the lone highland lea, '5 '
And the. mountain wind whistles;
so fresh and so frccl '5 l
I've wandered o'cr landscapes Cill~
broidcrcd with flowers
The richest. the rarest, in green—
est of bowcrs, «
W here the tllrostlc‘ 5 sweet vesper
at sumn'lcrs do} close
Shook the coronal ddws on the
rim of the rose:
But,- oh, for the hills where the
lleathercock springs
From his nest in the brackcn,
with dew on his wings!
I’ve lingered by streamlets that
water green plains,
I’ve mused in the sunlight of
shady old lanes
W her the mild breath of evening
Icame sweetly , and slow
From the green rocks where bloc-
bells and primroses ow;
But oh the wild hills t iat look
tip to the skies, ‘ "'
‘ m
_.-,_ d an-..
to the wind as it- flies!
-—Edwin Vi’nugh.
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JUAREz AeANooNs ALL Hoes.
Loses interest in Big Fight, but 'l5'om55
. Jones Rave. on. r 3 »
55EL *PASO, Texas, Min-ch 8-—C5a.mp
has been broken at the Knoblahch
ranch below El Paso whore Jess Wib
lard has been trhlnlng and most or
those connected with the floposed
light between Johnson and Willard, at
Judi-es, are leaving or preparing to do ,
5 5 5 exO’ROurke, -
Willard; left labt night and 565th
"' o . -
.1 y" -
' " you some of the latest ways in which it can be advantng-t
, eonsly used -~ . _ , .
The Norwalk
Industrial Show
_V\ c eNtend to every one in Norwalk a cordial invitat: o 1
to visit our booth at the industrial Show to be held in
this city March 9th to 13th,1915‘. Among the manv things
on exhibit that will interest you, the following might be
mentioned: . .
. 5.55 .‘ 4 ‘
GAS WATER HEATERS of 55b h the automatic and
non automatic types. If you havent to gas water heater, ’
3 3011 “iii surely want one this summcr. and 3011 shofill
{care silly“ examine Ithese heatcribéld give us an opportun’dy
:bf t rou 31‘th thci egotion.
5M~PILO id 12532535 STOVE—«No matches
rcouircd. First time gills has .Ibccp demonstrated in \or-
I walk Evel’ydné should sec it." ,.
l I: ,I
GARAGE HEATER-With one of these garage beet-
crs, operated by gas, the problem of heating your garage
is solved. This is something new and up-tb- “the minute.
If you have a car or expect to have one you should in—
vestigate.
‘GARBAGE INCINERATORe—Quickly disposes of
. garbage andrefuse. No garbage can needed when onc'of ,
thescis'inthe ho‘ine. First time one has ever been on.
display in Norwalk. 5 5
GAS TABLE SETS—With one of these table séts,
a toaster, percolator, or chafing dish can be operated from
on} gas jet. Quicker and cheaper than electric. devices
On display for the first time in .N'orwalk.
GAS METERS-4A regular gas meter Vvith 'glaIss sides
and top So that you Can see just how g‘as meter works. See
the gas complaint meter and let us explain just how :we
can prove when you use gas and just how much. .11
a
House WIRlNGwA minieture house with-wells
cut away to demonstrate just how an old house can be”
wired for electric light piped for gas light. You halve often
wondered how this is (lone—let us show you.
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MOTOR DRIVER TALKING MACHINE—40.11 dis-
5557'plav for the first time in Norwalk. 5 _ '1 . ..
The Indu‘str5ial Show is a big Success. Every member
of the family should Wattehd tolearu and appreciate what ’
; Norw alk is and what it manufactures. Ameng Norwulks ,I-
products, and exclusively for home consumption, is our
~ gas and plectric service: Visit our booth and let us Show
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