s'I' “Ii't‘iésoavrjm. '11, 1ng
an arm unawau ammo m
. SCARFS. PILLOW
EARL: SQUARES 1N
guitarssnuca,
Linen and Mexican Drawn
Annie assonment to choose ;
SAFETY FIRST!
Buy where your clothes in-
vestment is safe, where you
I All Calendars
NOW AT get clothes that are a safe
II ' b . he ' et r
_ half prlce uy w re you gr you
1 money back if anything dis-
AT appoints.
This is at Rogers & Stevens.
BONNELLYS
STa‘rIONERY STORE.
IIIIIIY NEWS
A stated convocation of \\ aslrington:
‘hfipter, ‘.\'o. 24, R. A. 31.. will be held
marrow el’ening.
Nothing better for 3315. than
our W
. litre
W" 2.4450113 suits.
No where can you find great-
; er clothes luxury than in
; our $35 suits or overcoats.
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South Norwalk. Norwaik
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Court Francis. 1N0. ll. Order of the»
lotion Sc..epter will hold a regular A. touch 01 genuine “It“!
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imIIItganiIIIIIEEmIfeISI11%»:sz:“I: I r was enjoyed in this city this ruorrtiuxz.
gator Grotto, No. 511, will hold
regular meeting at the \lasouic
la, Friday evening. at which .
.o‘mcets for the ensuing year IIIIII
Il.od;:e .\'o It). 1.0. 0. l-‘..
Iereniug in the lodge rooms on \\ al
.treet.
Mrs. Mollie Iiiudley is suffering from,
a severe lttlatk of the grip at
honre l5 (‘lrestnut street.
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A regular meeting of 0111' Brothers”,
was held last
Norman Seymour the I0('tl basket-
aiar. will go to Stamford Thur-Is
ght’ where he will "lav hi: "'IN‘I (lrippe still arips Not'walk. Every,
”- of league ball. Seymour MEI day nevr cases are reported in addt~
"with speed and the E-‘Ie' "“d be lion to the unrr':':rt1lly large number of
WW make good with the. Sewnthr 111001“? an‘licted.
The stormy weather. last night.
air weekl1 meetinrt
Ne. Stillsou £1 Powell how not gone suited In the regtrl
I the baggage and package bust; of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.
Their ' window “t‘ IIcc It. being postponed for one week.
, rim"
t' think at the first reading.
,‘ofilce oi‘ the building inspector
i I closed all day tomorrow. Build-
Ispector C. l. Finch will be a
_ in Hartford, where he will at-
ran important conference of the
“Hanoi Association of Electrical irr-
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Ir‘raterrral Forum lmeague there was
‘the transaction of ordinary
business matters.
hléfllli l .iflZI “In )THII
There will be 11 special meeting of
the Nutmeg Club this evening. anti
officers for the coming rear will
elected.
i‘iriefs of l'ncas Tribe. .\‘0. 26. l. 0.
it. ill. of this city. will on Thursday;
night of this week raise tip the newly.
mice 'Howard B. Scott, of the court.
twoupnlease. has handed down
decision on the motion of the de-
”debt to order more specific state-
Lirom the plaintiff In the case of P
I genomes Lime ca. 13. Samuel halibun
' of Ridgeileld Tire motion.,
was argued recently before the.
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Wakeman. counsel for
opposed grantingthe motion twenty -four hours after the storm lia-
..I..eo Davis. of Norw.alk ap- ble to a fine of 3.100 Other cities
or the defendants. Ithrougborrt the state are having.
“Hendrick who was laid up
311.. orwalk Hospital for several Que“
as a result of a kick adrninis- I department here had.
by Robert Thomas. was arrest-
I I; night for drunkenness and
f the peace by Officer John
- .' 111111; Judge George H. Vosbut'glr
- Heed James to thirty days in
port jail. Thomas. on title
of assault. on Hendrick. was
verI to the next term of the“
1' Court by Judge Vosburgb.‘
ha, Roberts recovered the
Just by John Rooney. Sunv'
idle he was skating on the mill _
he police say the coat was Building
y mistake The person who Finch, this morning.
it turned it over 10 Officer Ro Riordan a permit to build a house on
ISasqua Mills. oi‘f Winfield street, for
A. M. Cole. The masonry and carpen-
IItry work. to be done by Mr. Riordan.
will cost about $7.500. Frank Har-
Iper Blssell. of Seaview avenue. is the
Iarchitect. Other permits were issued
‘to E. M. Cullen to wire at 17 Seavlew
[avenue for Thomas Benedict and to
'install a 25 horse power motor for the
Meeker Foundry Company. on Smith
street.
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night
On rle1t Monday
Armor1. when the “"ilatters.
wise knoun as the
walk and Datrbury.
cals lost the game
town. they
table In the next game.
in the haltingI
inspector (iar'ence I
Ion ICOUGH‘S, coups, ETC.
our compound syrup, White
’nnd Tar, 25c bottle.
.1 .1 Ill-Powell Corporation
Indicate-non oauoers'rs
- 32 Wuhlnuton Street
’ Booth Not-walk. Gena.
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YOU ARE INVITED
‘ to 'inspect‘the safe deposit vaults of this bank
I I, and to see the accommodations provided for the
:;patrons of this department, whether interested
I ' Iin renting a box at the present time or not.
ond game of the series between Nor-.
Although the lo ! ha1e ‘0 trav
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rated in beautiful Pasadena, Southern pe I a 3
;Mrs .Frauk 'Harran of Henry stree' '
t'alifor'nia. and some time in the near Stamford
:future will tra1el to San Diego and. - I
other places of inter st - I
. . e 1 Ietururz.’ ICI t‘hurlcs 13111.91 mil-known up
1rl1e east In the spring I ‘ ‘
' ,'toi' 11 young 11111.11 in resreued his p0
, —-—~- ’sitron with the ."‘»'.'€‘Y‘ IIUIII'
I 7‘.“ Mutiny Afternoon Pillt)('IlIPIl’d-1.‘- 0f NOFW‘dIH- The HIV“?! Ila-5',
(11,1; 119“: guests of Mrs. up (1. beta filled b1 Norman Murray. uf
iii-Inlay afternoon. Sixteen ladies
.Ipl't’st'nt
1 was enjo,\ed.
Icurcd by Mix, Marsh. of ilo11 .111.” Gears. .'tlauzy, seoman ofthe l' S .\'., .
Iliiss Ellie Lockwood 1001. t(.I(O,1dI11lroi.'ser1'ing on board the U S. S.
Imp... and Mrs. Janes third prim Af- It‘ulgoa. was home for the holidays
'and has now left for Cuba. He has
Itcr the playing was over there was a
.social hour
served.
Iing hostess and tho. e prrscut depart
‘ories of the affair.
1.. “-91.111911 much improved and is able to be up
her lice examinations will be
Itonight at the meeting of the
i council.
1' \Ieriden has mailed to friends and on
Iplauning to attend the concert to be
,gheu next Sunday afternoon in t‘-nr
re negie Hall. New York. by John Mc‘
In home. is near Rou'ayton, this city.
weekly B\ enue.
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1 mess meeting.
be present tonight at the, meeting of the
,Hall.
‘cordially invited to attend this
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lected “"9” of laugusselt ”he OI its growing At a meeting held last,
Iui ,zht t1\o 111111 members 11 are received
Greenwich has passed a new ordln- made on the NF“. Years celebration
1113“!!!“st denied Attorne1 nuce making Her-y resident who (sits and there was regular routine busi
the to clear his sidewalk of snow within ness.
I-tiid have during ”'9 51‘0“ storms r9“ yesterday The coroner's bualneua was
centlvotlre some trouble with delin- entirely private he stated “‘15 mom-
! SHOW “0‘91”“ that "“3 “"9“ ing. and was not available for pub
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a battleI
royal 11ill be staged at the Nonlvalk :1 gang of men at work today chopping
other off a layer of ice about three Inchesi
wOosrmg, m D.In- thick from the brick pavement
burys coure to this city for the sec- 'Maln 9"?"
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feel sure of turning tlreI
. d ‘ '11 J::°h“"l"" for a period 01' SIX months rIput in concentration camps.
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, directors of the “Day Nursery Assault-1
PUBLISHER DODD DEAD.
NEW YORK. Jan. ll.—-Frank How-
ard Dodd, 72. president of the Ameri-
H NORWALK SOCIETY NEWS II
for member of the publishing firm of
Horn Cohen of New Rochelle was
In 11' rtor at the home of hi. parents I',aienue Danbury. was a \isitor with attack of
‘31-; and Mrs Samufl (ohr'n of £1353} friends in South Nornalk 01er Sandal)
:':t 11.91 Norwalk. o1el Sunday.
Er 1P9?
‘ the local real cs1
more than fifty years.
1 Horace E, Dana. I I
can Publishers’ Association and sen-'
Dodd, Head 8: Company. died yesteru
Joseph R. Dates, of 56 Balmforth day from heart trouble following an‘
Mr. Dodd had been a publisher forI
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE CO
127' ‘2‘: WASHINGTON 51‘.
SO. NORWALK
‘tale dealer, spent yesterday afternoon!
Amtng the few who are passing the
\linitl in warmer climates are Miss
In Stamford. on business. I
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gray. of South
llulsl and Miss \nn Doren, of the;
Post Road ilalien. They are now to
Twombly. No. L‘ Hawkins avenue. yes»;Qui!llflFd “1101‘. an Old ”YIIIIOYW 01
were I the firm.
son of Mr. and
and a most delightful time
The first prize was se 1 Airs.
Louis )ianzy.
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been in several places down south,
such as 'l‘ampica. around the Island of
, llayti. Vera Cruz and many other in-
[ere-sting places. He brought home
.m'eral interesting soui‘eniers whichi
1pleased his friends very much.
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light refreshments being:
Mrs 'lvromblr was a charm i
ed for their homes with 1 Ileasunt Inem 1
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“1‘5. (llIiotto. of Btrrritt avenue. is Routine business \1'111- transacted.
153 WASHINGTON STREET
Ladies’ Coats
Men’s Overcoats
5.98 and $7.98
$12.98
The following gift-- \lIl‘i't r'ctt-ivcn
during the month;
I‘llut't'l: 1‘1: Mlllcz'. brczrl :1:
and around after a week's illness.
expected that the matter of po-
:1I cert-.'Il'
it is
(11111.9 COATS s3 98
BOYS COATS $3.98
\iI's. Sherlock. llowajton. games:
South Norwulk (‘lub t'ood' Ft‘tllll Noz'
walk Congregational church. .food:
Mrs. W. J. Wilcox. milk dart); Mrs:
Li. .\I. Andrews. apples: A Friend. up '
ples: Mr. Albert iletts. load of wood:
Mrs. E. L. Saunders. fruit and nuts:
Mrs. E. G. Huntington. fruit. jelly and
toys; South Norwalk Congregational
Sunday School. vegetables and food:
Two Friends. 24 boxes of candy: A
Director. milk daily: Whatsoer'cr' (‘ir-
cle. South Norwulk ("onizrexalionnl
church. milk daily: Norwalk Steam
Laundry. laundry work for month:
Mrs. J. ii. Ferris, one-half ton of coal.
The nursery needs children's cloth-
inn. especially underclothinw. 111111 rm,
““0“ (‘ouncil 1" of 0' will b“ hold aprons and outing flannel III 11 'III II
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tonight in the clubhouse on West ' 1” ow
considered
clt)’
The H. Water Lines company of
trons finel1 leather bound diaries for
'1916. 11l1ich tonlain much general i11-
format ton.
A large number of Norwalkers are
Cormack. Mr. llct‘ortrrack's summer
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A regular meeting of the Catholic
1-3 to 1-2 OFF REGULAR PRICE
ACOBY’
153 WASHINGTON STREET
ALE NOW GOING ON
FURS
. . . cases.
Another srtlrng 111 the card
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tournament will be held ““9““? Mm On. londay. ieb. ch. tht annual
St. Valentines card party will be
held. Notice of place will be given
later. The directors are getting up
tables. so any one wishing to play or
net up a table will please notify Mrs.
Harry Kent.
LOOKI
i share protlts with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years gurus
anteed tin made into leaders, .
made. painted inside. tin rooting.
plumbing and heating. 1
“Storm Tight" rooting. guaranteed
5 years. 1 ply. $1 40 per roll. 2Iply.
$1.65 per roll.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water 8t. Phone 1100112
Scout Master MacDonald, will be
scout master's school in Rooduer's
All those desiring to Join. are
Inter- _.._...._.________
-TIMELY HINT 0N OVER-EATING.
Big dinners cause disturbed diges-
tions. The stomach and bowels
should not be clogged with undigested
poisonous waste matter. Foley (‘ath-
.artic Tablets relieve distress after
eating. stop belching. banish bloating
and gas on stomach. regulate the bow-
esting session.
Old Well Hook turd Ladder company
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into the organization. Reports were
els, sweeten the stomach and tone up [unknon’ .11 gnu.
the liver. '
' Coroner John J. Phelan. of Bridge Sold everywhere mien. sold. unto-J
or port, was an ofllclal visitor In this cltY. ' 'I ”it“. Rentals. In
W month. thallium
cold at 85 per month.
IMO. D‘ONNELLY
[I tooth Main Street. South More
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
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The a. Hershtield & Son c...
122 WATER ST. TEL. 234
NOT MANY JEWS BE-
COME TURKISH CITIZENS
l‘\l\IS. Inn. to 3:15 p. 1111.—
I11c .\litli tIcclarcs that 01111 flu:
or si\ thousand _'Ic\1s 111 I‘alcstiuc
l:1t applied for naturalization as
.l‘urkish citizens notwithstanding
on pressure exerted by the Ottoman
This Improvements is 1.501 crumcnl. The paper chInins
greatly appreciated by all those “ho that the lurks hoped to oblige
el on this thoroughfare thousands of lens who 11 etc
mostlv Russian subjccts to be-
The installation scheduled for lastl conic subjctts of l‘urkcy. It says.
night at the meeting of Court \lahBCk' that martv Russian lens llai'CI
emo “as postponed until the next tricd to leave I’alcstirlc but 11crcI
meeting. it was voted to open the forbidden to do so and will bc
llcallou
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Street Commissioner Duffy has had
to receIIe applicants between the ages
of” years and 40 1ears. A blow-out
is planned for the next meeting.
Correspondence of the I‘rank-
furtcr Zeitung from Icrusalcm
1:11 on out l11'tl1c (l1c1scas \cws
\gcncr' in Ilcrliu last November
AUTH' _S'li(l that 20000 Russian Jens
'had requested Turkish citizenship,
NEW YORK. Jfln- 11).—-San1uel Lu‘ which was granted them b1' the
cos. author of the 50113 "Grandfather’s ,rrm' crnmcnt without payment of
Clock,” and known as one of the most . the 0”“er taxes
original entertainers on the Americacl '
stage for nearl1 a half century. died to~§
day.at his home here, at the age 01'
.75 years.
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STORE
For Rent
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel
sass we vbun raaLss now.
“GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK"
0R DEAD. '
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PUT CREAM. IN NOSE '
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Cl Nos-
trite and End Head- ids.
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Mabel—Belle‘s husband has taken5
out a twenty-year endowment policy
Edith~What Has he the nerve to
intend to live as long as that?——Boa-
ton Globe.
You feel fine In a few moments. Your
Icold in header catan'h will 'be gone.
IYour clogged nostrils will open; The
air passages of your head will clear
land you can. breathe freely.1\ln more
I dullness. headache; on hawking, snuff-
illng. mucous discharges or dryness:
,‘no struggling for hreathat. night... .,
. I Tell your, drusglst you want a small
and Its . 1 bottle of Ely'ftr Cream Balm. Apply a.
1 lltle of this fragrant. antiseptic cream
lin your nostrils. letIi it penetrate
through every air passage of the head; | .
I 1aoothe and heal the 11111111911, inflamed
The "SUI" 111°“le meeting 0' the mucous membrane .111 relief comes in-
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FAIsIT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW '
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 2'? Eat
Our
Day Nursery
6 p .m.‘ and at South Norwalk up to
5: 30 p. m. .
Georle F. Fools. General Agent.
WHATION LIN‘. "IO.“
U non-Mu I
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lmith. Underwoodi
an... NIowYork (foot «‘1 Catherine,
St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p. .
' m. Freight melvM-at'NomIk-up to. ..
If"? ANNING J. swtt'rr-I rams,"
m‘...
What Are Your Assets?
The Iclentll‘le conduotflm and ”flout aft-Ira today elmeo
the methods employed very “timely ~
Avoid The liability
Of not havlng a checking mt. We Invite a’ccounto which are
given efficient and enamel- “but.
Fai Id County National Bank.
the
TH! OLDER IMOK m NORWALK.
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Bath Robes
A few odd sizes in ER Bath Robes. in blue,
grey. tan and dark red. at a special price,
$2.49
I. I. MALLETTE
Give Your meal-Ibis cut-011i
This is just one of the Pusan-Boots color
R‘ICIIIMM you} little ones to cut anti
here’s bauhfdpage to
busy: The whole out! of Puse-in—Bootn
. in picturesto mtmtiain the-January
PICTORIAL REVIEW
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Norwalk Chronicler