- W": Wm “M;
.1 q. . ,. 4 4 ‘- l‘ I. t ‘
., .— Wistlo . w Draperies-
Win-d varied assortmmt gt
Wit {flute Cream and Arab.
' ' ti White and Cream.
»> W Swiss in many patterns, also
Sim“ and Cretonos.
EX BANKS
Mahickcmo Hotel Block.
South Norwatk.
”w. ..
Don't Forget We Do
«Picture Framing
.. . at
‘DONNELLYS
’A Large Assortment to Select
From.
\ARE YOU ON
ICIII NEWS ‘
stWMI
James F. Connolly
walk is spending a. few days with re-1
lativcs on Cove road, Stamford.
“Thedate of the annual banquet of g
the Pahquiuque Rodand Gun club at;
the Hotel Green. Danbury, hasbeen de-
tinitely set for February 16.
The girls of the New Canaan telc
phone exchange will give their annualf
dance in the Town tliail, New Canaan,I
Feb. 16. iKearney's orchestra will play.
. Marry Nevins, clerk in the motor-
vohicle. department of the Secretary
‘ of State's office, was in 1Samford, at-
tending the funeral of Michael Kent
only
Owinglo the large amount of work,
which has come in, the Norwaik ’I‘irol
and Rubber Company, is planning to:
start working a day and nightshitt at
their factory in Winnipauk. The new
I
of South Nor-g
(sit up a short time each day, and it
p.11. 1,.."'r,'rs"’ 1:
to the fact'that we are over?
stocked on Boys’ Overcoats,
ages 12 to 17, and we’re
. throwing them off at ridicu-
lous prices.
Boys’ $5.00 and $6.00 Over-
cogts at ............ $2.85
Better get one quick.
W...»
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Attorney John J. ('uneo was this
morning 11 visitor in Stamford on busi-
ness. “’
" were served at
This morning.r the building dtpang
merit issued to Reed & \‘olk 11 permit!
to wire for Louise. Pxice, at \\ est nic-
11119
A routine business meeting of the
bridge construction committee was
held last night. No important matters
were discuSscdf
I
Mrs. Matthew Kindolien is able to'
is expected she will be able to get
nround in a few weeks. Mrs. J. B.
Gordon, of Bethe]. is I11 attendance.
At Donnelly's Stationery store you
will find the largest assortment of
picture mouldings in town to select1
from. Bring your pictures here andi
Willi HWWIS lWliI
NEW RAVEN. M 22.—Allegillg
that it has lost business and profile,
. interpret-e at the Merldon
1'11 1 i mummy will] its contractual
11111“le Lcmeeu one 8. 8. Austin-
and itself, the Wyoming Cutlery Crun-
' may of Wilkes-Bane, Pa... has brought
action against the Merlden Cutlery
I‘Tornpany for $50,000 and an injunc-
tion restraining it from further inter-
fering witb.tl1eI carrying out of [Lus-
tins contract. Papers in the case
Maiden yesterday.
The suit is returnable to the March
term of the Supei'ior'lfourt.
The Wilkes~Barre Company alleges
that on Nov. 29, 1912, it entered into
a contract with Austin as general
manager of its plant for five years,
and that from July 1, 1915, until the
date of the writ “the defendant. with
intent to injure the plaintiif, attempt-
ed to induce and did induce the said
Austin to leave the employ of the
plaintiff and break the contract.
The complaint further alleges that
the plaintiff notified the Meriden
Company of the situation. but that the
latter still persisted in its course. of-
leiiug Austin a larger salary and the
presidency of the company, with the
result that the Wyominngompany
was obliged to suspend its 111nnul'ac-
luring opetnations shut gown its
Iplant. discharge its employee and lost
business and profits
The Wyoming Company seeks a
preliminary injunction and u perman-
cnt one, with an adjustment between
the. Wyoming Company/and Austin
and n re-estalfliahmcnt of the rela-
lions between them.
POPIIIIR_I_IIII8IMEIII
"THE LITTLE GYPSY."
"Wild Oats," a typical twentieth
century. story is fascinatolngly told in
the George Kleine tivo reel produc-
tion. to be seen at the Regent Theatre,
next Monday. released through Kleme-
Edison Feature SerVice. *As its name
shift l8..eXD80l9d mm” in it short m, “111 mm, men, “mad to, ,0“ m i implies 11 deals chiefly with the do
time.
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Rudolph Sven, trombonist in Kent“
noy's iBnnd, Stamford. will tourt
1 through Southington, Windsor locks
,. find West Hartford, during the next.
"few weeks, playing with the orchestra
which accompanies the “The But of}.
artNation" 111m." 1 .
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It buggered decided to change the
system 19!] distributing the stalefiulo
mobile “meters. instead of having
them Welivered by messenger 'the
books will bé. left. with the town
clerks of the various towns iromI
whose olllces they will be delivered;
on application. The t'i1st edition wiill
be“ issued June 1 and the second about
October 1.
The third degree was coni‘eried on
one candidate and propositions weiciI
ronsldemd from two applicants at a
meeting, last. night, of the members.
of liucoln Council. 0. 1’. A. M. Ito- "I
~ freshmcnts were enjoyed at the closcl
o? the meeting. The minstrel troupe
rehearsed last night. and will holdi
,nnother 1ell’enrsnl tomorrow alternoonI
in the lodge room.
The next meeting of Notwnllv
Lodge. Benevolent and Protective Ori
tier of mks, will be. held 011 Wedncs
tiny evening Judge John ..l Walsh
'has (unsettled to not us tonsimasteii
for the banquet at tho Ilotcl Clifford
on Febtuary 22, the occasion of the‘
dedication ol’t’be new home.
BASKETBALL MONDAY NIGHT. g
» IArmory. New Canaan \viib' Leon-
ard vs.tlixtl1I Co., with Smith. Drsy-'
fuss and Harvey third game. Pre-
liriinnry. Dancing.
5
WAMPOL'S
Pieparntion of Cod Liver Oil. RegularI
$1. 00 size, 79c.
Stilisod” Powell Commotion ‘
' passcmprnon onuooisra.
32 Washington Street
South Norwailoconn'.
I thu~1nsiicnlly
illusion. "
three days.
—1F‘rnnkfurters and saerkriiut to}
night at the Central llotei cafe, 5c 11 W30“ ucoundrel who by the way ‘81
plate.
W (
A meeting of the Catholic Club on I
tertninment commttice will be bold
West avenue for the purpose of net
lling punters as for as possible. in
regard to thc ‘cnrd puity and dance. ‘
011 the etching of January 25th. at
the meeting of the city council, there
will be a special hearing on the re-1 .
naming of West street to Flax Hill}
10nd. and the mullet of 1cnumhering.
that street.
(‘lnude ne1inett,d1iver oi' the depot
mull wagon of the downtown otllcc,!
this morning accidentally collided
lwith the police dummy .it the coinei jar In American life
of Monroe street.
on was b1oken,
right sign badly bent
A very well attended meeting of the
lion’s
good 11 good time we; thoroughly 1-11 ”‘0 Mi'
ijovcd. A huge number of monibcis 1m G‘P’W"
mm on orbiter-lira 011 Tuesday. Pnulini‘ l1 red The evolution of the world into mod-
vcre present, and speeches
rgccitcd. During
evening refreshments were
lire
served. I
1 I'll‘azard"
lllél'llOl‘iill senicé in honor of the Valli Villll willnbe starred in Tarklng railroads the l‘IIacks ’consisted 0:
late Dr. Booker T. Washington will be to“ “1Tu1mo11 0“ Thursday. Ger hams of wood or flat stones,
held in Grace Baptist church tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. A11 up
pr'oprlnto prog 1.1111 will be carried 0112.?
All friends are cordially invited l01~1t
tend.
SHUSTER ON A VACATION.
FAN FRANClSCO, Jun. 22.—-W'.
Morgan Siiustcr, former Philippine
Commissioncrfis to soil from here to-
day for the Orient. lie is said to‘ be
on his way to the Philippines for a
vacation, and he termed reports that
he was going to the Orient on a mis
slon for President Wilson "a mere
BUILDING].
FOUNDATIONS
. Among the savings accounts safe-guarded, by I
I thisbaulr are to befound many
corner-stones of futurello‘uteir.
"We how of numerous nuance. where the
W moths starting polite:
Ifim dollar deposited
, - of": fund this Was
homf or it; my,
I War-
I pith-rallies diatom: and .Il; lo‘
1 .. . wfi‘ i‘
diet are the;
‘ Robert
that careful preparation pays
melt it pays 1m 1w indeed tram-”tire 2",
list of:- World-mucus savage suooesy
logs of a young man crowding into a
few years the experience of o. llfol
time. lie is ensnared by an unscru-
n‘bualness competitor of his 4hither
and before he releases himself from
his deadly tolls is bankrupt, a thict
and responsible for his own father‘s
"‘this evening. in the club house ort‘ tragic death. In addition to this be
'nearly wrecks his sister's life happt
ness and is very near sending her fl-
ance to the gallows. lie sown "Wild
Data” with a vengeance.
The forging ofa chain of clrcum~
'stontial evidence against an innocent
man io-ono of the strong features in
this lemnkable photoplay, and this'
episode deals a smashing blow at the
common practise by the courts or
accepting and crediting evidence of
this nature.
«my Wilson thn‘nnfortunnte young
chap who crowds a life time into a
few years is of 11. type so very 'fninll
Ho is likeable,‘
\
The lantem there ‘posscsscs many fine traits but the rated and “'3" adopted V) his “898
and the keep-tome glitter or fast life pro 10.1 his undoing. “ ‘d It ‘9 “‘3 purpose ‘0 install many
Malcolm Duncan in til; role is ex-
icoptionaily forceful and Alma Hanlon
as Jessie Wilson, his sister does
Agefmbly of me Norwaik Me much to make the picture 1.1 success 1
Ithodist church, was held last night l'l‘oday‘ s pecial attraction is Dorothy Great Britain to all kinds of street
at mp {”50”,ny rooms of the church, Bernard in the Fox picscntation of i‘inilzwonds whether uslnr: horses, on
'cw York success :"I‘hc lil-
There will he a 1:ch l'll
t’llili will appear In ‘Lydiu Gilmore,v
W. Chambers ”Heights of
will appear Wednesday;
aldlno Furrar will be featured in
'Tomptation" Friday and on Satur-
day Fox 11 ill present Valeeka Snmtt
in “The Soul of Broadway?
STAMFORD THEATRE.
The announcement (1511 new musical
comedy produced by Henry W. fiat"
one always makes the initiatedpi‘lc‘k
up their care. For many months, the
Savage forces have. been working on
a. new comic opera, "PomPom," which
ponies to the Stamford theatre on
Tuesday-evening, J21n.25.‘ For; two
tears Mr. Savage has abstained liom
producing. but: now he feels that the '
time is ripe for a musical novelty.
And "Pom Pom" is rIipe~at least that
is his belief
~Afirougliness of preparation dis-
tinguishes the productions of this
_ manager. it is not his habit to rush
in, and then repent. He has found
es such as “the more So!
How
. ‘1 mm , nuns...
their sleet slow. but in harmony
111W; ‘ ,t
The final for ”MEAD!" has
Viennese artist It. will strike a new
led the public to expect. There will
drop. All these» preparations are evi-
dences of the importance which the
inference among the inner circle in
fldently expects to duplicate his great-
est successes of previous se‘zisons. The
surest sign of this is.tl1.e remarkable
cast which he has engaged. Led by
the fibers and with the scenic
been. done by Joseph Urban. the ‘
note in comic opera productions. be- ;
in: more elaborate than custom baa. '
producer attaches to “Pom-Pom.” The
New York is that Mr. Savage con- ..
Miui Rains. the roster-contains the
names of
Gunlvoort.tlli1istio Dunc, \Vllliami
llville, Edith Day and twenty other
principals. An orchestra of 36 1111143
riclnns will accompany the Operetta
~
FITCH MAKES NEW MOVE.
Richard H. Fitch, Advertising Spec-
ialist, Flu Leased Office in Ma-
sonic Building.
Richard H. Fitch. who has occupied
by Increasing business to seek more
connnodious quarters. and has leased
in the Masonic building. the pleasant
room fronting on Wall street, former-
ly occupied by the
Company, i'iom February 1st.
c1111 advertising business in Norwalk
for the past six years. occupies a
miner unique position in local busi
ness circles. Starting with, modest
quarters with deck room in the Ga-
rette building. he soon had charge of
writing the advertising copy for a'
number of local merchants at both
ends of the city. as well as circulars
11nd general announcements in a cer-
tain characteristic style which soon
identified him and brought many
orders. He thenpdfivcloped a most
all" the towns in 'Fnirlleld county,
which a wide acquaintance and fre-
quent changes, makes a valuable ser.
vice much patronized by business
lhouses in this and neighboring cities
I' Always interested in newspaper
Ework, he has been 11 frequent contri-
'buior to ideal newspapers, and its
special correspondent for Bridgeport
papcis. purllcularly the llrldgeporf
Sunday Poor ‘
workr‘is historical research and his
fine collection of photographs. many-
of them taken by himself of h'islori-
cal buildingsI and other landmarks in
Norwnlk. Wilton and Ridgcl‘ield, is
1probnbly the most complete one in
existence! and attracted much atten»
tlon at. the recent Business Menu Ex-
ldbition at the Norwnllt Armory.
Mr. Fitch has machmnny friends
by strict attention to business and a
willingneSs to tackle any advertising
Ipioposltion large or small. His new
business home is must centrally lo~
Inow devices to expedite his work.
I '1! ._ '
I THE WORD TRAMWAY.
Tramway, is the term applied in
sinus. a cable or electiicity The word
tram nricinnllv mount n 19;: or Rlltmn
Tom McNaughton, CarlI
on office in the John T. Hayes build-
mg for the. past year. has been forced '
Howe Rubber ’3':
Mr. Fitch who his conducted a gen- 4
complete and accurate mailing list of ‘
Another Mimi-(lint branch' ot' his
Ewe-E
dump-102M pole - bar—fl
In the earliest forms of
cm Encliih use is given as:
iragn1o11t~s
benm—-~rnil.
at :1 lat
cr pe1iod of wooden stringers cm on-
ed with ntmp iron and lastly of iron
rails.1
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HOW TO BE GALLANT.
She .(ccyiyied‘What would youldo.
if you got a leap-year proposal?“
Ila (1."1. inntlvle—“lf it were yobrs.
1. to jump at it "~I~IBIaliIlmore American
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end 1119111 follow 11 Igentle rubbing
be tour full ‘sets and one ornamental .
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2.?
——Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
“111‘ P11:
.Made in the Cleaned Plant
from the best fresh fruit:
obtainpble.
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants. ,
We Specialize in Furnishing Hones Complete
Furniture Company
PIIWNII‘I “SI 80. Norwalk. Conn.
That’s . All
Rhone -
Harris & cans .2.
WATER m. scum uoawnme'
\
HEADQUARTERS For one‘
RANGES, 811.com $48.00.
Self Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying.
Gan Hot Water Heaters . . $31.0;
Eddy Refrigerators.
Jones 81 HOlCllleii
,. ‘Ilnfl Ry .1 Nnfillb"! P159"
1 1-: __
Pump: and Iéeneral Machine
Specialties Work
11111111‘ 1111:1111 co.
_ Water St., Foot Raymond st.
new inane. . _.
thatareasoldasartitseuarero
dented in many of the attractive mod-
els we are-showing in '
II} Irma runmrbns.
The City National Belg};
Accounts: of 1-Women
This Bank pays particular attention to the accounts of women.
Housekeepcrs and others who have the handling of their ovum
“financial affairs should have unwxmrt here and pay all bills by
check, thus receiving a. receipt for all disbursements
System. too, often produces surprising results—we invite your
account large or small.
are bringing cut many in
. are willing to dispose ofat
value.
It wOuld be imiiossibte 13 attempt to itemize the L?
' offerings, because they do not last long enough to .
1 insure being here the IIduy attu- the advertisement,
,4»
By a Visit to our mom
I‘ you want at GREATI
fingarficles that we
fraction of their real
my find just what.
1 .
Norwalk Chronicler