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IONDAY. FBI. 1. tot.
‘mi MILIJONS of dollar. they have
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Nu hie-lab mark» their long career.
For their pollme in term most
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Convey STRNt‘rHTl-nRWARD
DEALiNG.
Have your insurance written by
those who know how to write it
properly, and in Companies that will
pay your losses without a quibble.
Taylor &, Golden:
Telephone 1230 l
Trust Company Bldg. i
Expert Insurance Underwriters:
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WE SELL
THE FAMOUS
WARDROBE
IEVEIIBIIEIK TIIIIIK
$15.00
The best Wardrobe Trunk
on the market. Step in and
let us show it to you.
MEN'S NECKWEAR
55¢ 8M 65¢
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JOSEPH DAVIS l
85 Washington St. So. Nomtk.
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; . WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity
Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday
1 3A disturbance which is passing out
the St. Lawrence Valley is causing
lhsettled weather with ilurrics ot’
snow in the eastern portion oi the‘
links region and New England. Pleas i
aht weather prevails generally in the:
central and western districts. An-i
other disturbance is central on the
North Pacific coast. The tempera—t
tures are high along the Atlantic
coast. but are low in thc intcrior.i
Zero temperatures extend as far fiOUllli
is love. and in North Dakota and
"orthern Minnesota the temperature
.‘l ’from 20 to 30 degrees below taro.
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At all oi the masses.
morning, in St. Joseph’s church, onl
South Main street. the annual candle‘
collection was takcn up.
yesterday ,
—TONIGHT, BASKETBALL
New Canaan vs. Nor-walk. Prelimin-
or) me Dancing. Reserved scufs.‘
Armory.
The Greek t'atliolic. Union will hold
its fourteenth convention in Bridge-i
port from May 2!] to 23. it is expect-l
cil'tliat over 500 delegates will attend. l
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Police headquarters have been noti»
liml by trolley company officials that
pcently two jitneys mode a trolley,
.I‘N’ tiinerby blocking the way. Thei
matter was referred to Pruseciitintz.
LAttorncy Ci‘alllt‘i' (Y. licgtiiiiuii.
The ten per cent. raise in the wagq
(w of the day and "piece” workers in,
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-t
puny. and the nine-hour daily sched-i
~nlc. goes into effect today. No simi—I
lill' demands havc.’ been made in on)"
othcr local shop.
¢_
'" MERCK'S
Phosphate of Soda
Full Pound 15c.
, StillsonLPowcl—l corporation
5' ! PRESCRIPTION DRUMI’T‘.
[ 32 Washington am i
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Good' Judgment
sanctions the appoint-
ment of s coinpetenthand
reliable Executor of your
Estate—such is the
People's Trust Company
oi South Nonvelk. upon
whom you can always de-
pend tor faithfulness to
Call or write on lot In:
particulars you may do
I it. no not Brooklyn, la
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wishes to announce the engagement or
her daughter, Miss Matilda, to Wal»
lace Hawley,
..,.__ liormerly employees oi the St. Georg-r
i walk, now oi Bridgeport, who is ciii
lopcnini: designed to rid the chimney
.lra. Hole-u atone, formerly of ."or- “AMI-TON" RYAN-
,mlms l A qule'l wedding took place last
:evrnina at the rectory of Trinity
lEle'opill church. when the list. Pred-
i‘rcderick l-‘t-ran, a former lllKh ‘crick A, t‘olenian united in marriage
ool student, who now resides iii Miss Susan 1.. Ryan. daughter oi Mrs.
~w Haven, in spending a ten day: in John Ryan. of River and
‘N'fllk- Charles 1) Hamilton. of South Main
>tictt. son oi rue lute lssac i; Hamil-
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.ude in lhia tilt) ior .1 ion. dun.
street,
Mrs. r‘red lundgren oi Bridgeport. 1.7,“.
After IIit‘ crreiuon). a reception
was held at the home of Mr, l'llltl Mrs.
Williuiii McPherson at which only a
and ti’icnds were pic-
Allrl a >iioi't trip lite} will re-
Souili ’l‘ht-y
of Bridgeport. Mrs
Lindgren and daughter formerly
lived in South Norwalh. The wedding
will take place in the near futurc.
tow i‘vlaiii «s
sent.
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ll‘dtt the
Main nil‘t-t'l
l)r'>l wishes til it limi oi
btitli
Il'lt'lltlb,
,. . the parties being.- \Pl)‘
Samuel Rhoades, and “llll‘dul liean, mm] H
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Paper Company. have left Norwalk Norman lliiiia), oi iii’itllfl‘lml‘l,
for Cflnadfii where they “‘11 resume qn‘iit Sunday with his parents Mr. and
their work in a paper mill in m“ Mrs. Charles Murray, oi Quiiitiird
country. 91% f 1‘ Air. in A
Clarence i‘losc, the popular clerkl At ”h, tum“. U, Mrs J A “mm“
m Beers’ news store on Wall street, in ilillsidc l’lztcv. Sattirduy, a pli'iir‘
has obtained a position with “ml-ant affair pioted to be the silver tea,
Southern New England Telephone
Company. Mr. (‘lose will take over
his new duties on next Monday mom
tug.
which was held uiidcr the auspices
iii‘ lllt‘ lllt‘llllJi‘lS tii Mizpuli i'iicle of
{my} Daughters, connected with the
i mittown Baptist church.
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mum”) m 'l .\ii'l~2iinell,\ .~ tlrtht-stiu “pain insdc
J‘diiics 5. liciit.
ployed as a fort-man at the Reining
ton U. M. (‘., has leased a cottage iii
Walnut Beach for the winter. Some
of Mr. Kent’s friends are staying witl.
hiiii ill his new residence.
u_\ t'tt-iiinu. llllilt‘r ilic suspiccs‘ oi Illt
{still Militia. lisiicinp was enjoyed
min 8 until 12 o‘clock. and :t Ltiuil
zcd crowd was present.
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Out of the seven candidatmz who
‘took the recent police examinations,
Iix successfully passed the tests. The
names of the successful candidate art:
a follow, Harry J. Ainsworth, T. Fred
Miller, John J. Collins, Louis lirchni.
Cornelius chcncy and (‘hnrlcs l..
Thorpe
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t'oiistablc ll C. St‘llt‘l‘, of this city,
1. c visitor in Providence, R. l.
Mrs. M. R. Powers sung the mummy
Tolo. “'l'liou. 0 hard. An My Protec-
ltil‘," by Saint-rSoen‘s, at the Fli‘hl .\l.
1;. Church. yesterday morning.
.\ small chimney fire, in ”to \‘m-
Wlt‘k Hotel, North n‘Miu street. result-
HI ill a still aliirni lillt' Saturday after-
noon to the (‘entnil Fire station. in
srt‘ers, aspires to the title of the
Sampson oi Norwaik. lie asserted
oi soot had in some iiiunner been clog ‘
pcd with waste papers. and us tlie‘ .- . ‘
chums-y was new!) bulit, this an. tlioflh" “05‘0“ 3“”9' without ””“ng-
cutist- oi the small bluzc.
Mr. rind Mrs. Roland Edwards. Mr.
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—-i)on't forget musical at Ens
t Ave and Mrs. Edward Gcburdt. of New
ts zippt-airancc ill Ntirwu‘k on Sutur
“litistcr” Ayi‘es, of thc lticul liic-
S.uurday night that he was capable
of carrying a barrel oi flour on his:
.- owntown section to
blek from the d ,the company comes or not.
and in
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l’lCTORIAI. REVIEW
For FEBRUARY
coutuh many smart Serge Housedreues.
This smart Dress you can
make up in Serge lor ....... . $7.10
Mutt-rials rcuulred itii‘ air-e 36 are:
31,, yards 54 into Nigt- at, $1.30 i-cr ,Hird 35-07
fl yard :7 int-h I’aillc 01 $1.50 pti Mini 11‘:
1,. yard boiling {or foundation belt ..... .13
t duz. fancy buttons .. .. .355
l slim-l scwiux \ilkH .. .......... .014
l and bfluqut’ih or lititikh and t-ycs.... .L5
1 l'lctoriitl llcrii-tt ' l'nllt‘rll, sin 36. . .. .‘l'i
Tobi cost to night-..................$7.0'i
If [it“IQTN‘d Ili Linen. the following will bc
required:
55 yards 36 inch Lincn Q 8.50 pcr yard $2.75
1,, yard bcltiiii: for inundation tit-1L... .08
l Spool (‘otttin ......................... .(E
l down Buttons ...................... .15
1 Pictorial Review Pattern. sine 36.... .16
laid out to Into .................. 33.]!
* James Donneliy Mingus...
PATTERNS
Linen for a Housedreu 3 20
PROFITS OF AUTOMOBILE CON-
CERNS.
Figurm >llli|1lillt3tl by the Norwu's
(‘haihber oi i‘uniint-rt‘c in record to
the “Pt prttlll.‘ iii' the twelve leading
Americzin \utomoidle Companies, 1H Ithc
compiled in \\ .Ill ~ll‘t‘t‘l. are as follows.
The Foid i‘iuiiinmt- is not included.
tit-licrnl .\ltiioi'.~. $8,000,000; Willyl-
Overland, $lti,tltlo,t)00:- Studebaker. 89.-
500.000; \l'liitc Motor $8,000,000; Roe,
$3,500,000: Maxwell, 83300.00; (‘hevro-
let, ”domino; Chandler. 81,300,000:
Peerless. $1,300,000; Chalmers, 31,000,-
000; Saxon. ”50,000 and Page. 3700.-
000.
Front lllt‘ht‘ figures, it can easily be
‘ soon what illl odtantttce it would be to
have an automobile mncern located in
Norwalk. The local Chamber of Com-
mcrce is working bird to land one
herb and it is entirely up to the citl-l
whetherl
The sit-,
nation is t'H‘i‘llt‘nl, facilities, both by'
water illltl mil, are uiiexcelled, and as ‘
the automobile liusiiicss appears to be‘.
moving l':it‘~i, there seems to be 'no[
zons oi the town to decide
nue church tomorrow night 8 o'clock. \t-rkfiity. wall-known theatrical peo'irmson why \nrsiilk shouldvnot come
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01' South Main sii'et-t.
iiiplit, :i lady
cttkc of snow and ice it-ll from a heap. “"9““?-
by root very near her. (‘.oii.~iidt-riibicl
annoyance has been upt-rlt-iicr-d ni-b —A WISE MERCHANT.
ter snow storms with regard to tltcladvertises “3 300‘“- ll be “I!!!“ do
. . -It in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
' 'now ialiin from tool: not
"1”an h g "For Sale" columns. Cali
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‘h" heads 0' pm” ’ ,u» the unice. aunt an ad. man uni still
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l- ' pedestrian narrowly yesterday and spent the day with MHFEDERAL LEAGUE'S SUIT DlSvl
i 'lcittpcrattirc: Low, -2;“ltigli. missed serious mm”. wht‘ll a hugeiand Mrs. J. A Lockwood. oi CON" .
91°. ““1 Ml” 0070th Smith 0‘ B‘y‘hi for it> share oi the good times.
SflIlll‘dllyl‘mnp‘ N. J.. motored irom New York
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MISSED.
t‘lllt‘AGO, Feb. ?.~-Thc wit oi the
l-‘cdt-riil League against orgsnlzsdi
bust-hull, fllcd ll yenr iigo under the
.\iitiTrust Act, was dismissed today
by Judge K. M. Lundis in the United
strut-s District Court.
‘tlllit‘. liuriiig thc prescnt week. dis-
questions asked the Pastor.
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'l‘lit- "I‘lcimnit Sundui iioiir" con-
ducted by the Men's llihlt- i'liiss oi‘
Sultlli NUI‘Willk t‘oiigrciiiitional.
(‘htircli proved to be a grrut success
yesterday noon. The attendance
showed :in increase oi 100 per cent
ot'cr ”ml of the previous Sunduy.
The Rev. John Slfiplt’lull.|
has asked ior 100 Iiienibers to be en?
iolled by April 16th, but present indi-
cations urt- lllill inoro than double this
number will be in attendance by that1
Il‘ittlt‘l'.
trit-t lt‘iltlt‘l'h' and their assistants will
have lllt‘ “get togcthcr" plilil outlined
to them, the meetings schcduled being
at tlit» home of Frank Millikan. «l Sey-
mour street, on Monday; Frank Good-
child. 75 South Main street. on Wed
ut-sdiiy. illld J. L. lictiry, 293 East ate-
nuc, on Saturday.
The "l’. S. H." is divided into. two
parts. the first half being devoted to‘
the social. Musical and Business side,
the second to tilt“ study of the nibltm
The next (we or three weeks the dis-
cussion will be on lllt‘ Psiihiis. 'I‘lic
lntercui shown by the class in this
study l.~' evidenced by the number of
A cordial invitation is extended to,
every man in the community, to bet
with the class next Sunday til noon.
and it “pleasant Sunday liour" is nos
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OWLAND’S
Bridgeport, Conn,
Checked dress or suit
or coat gives cheerful air
and excellent service
\\ lmicxti the ~- you. b'ack-anduhitc clicclu
lll lit lll Ilituiitigli litilllliiln
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\ tics and ill}: illltl llllliit§SlYC gutlici'tiic for Spring
l\ doubly utiructiic lit‘i‘iitht‘ of this cliccriul quality.
Spring suit of \‘le‘ll Clicck, li'iiiitiicd \\llll black tafit'tii
:uid llillt‘llt'Il with a hit of rcd or dark grccn or lcailicr,
will bc tut'oicd of iusliitin.
(huts of such clicck, notably Ullt‘ with
red or bluc or it clicck lll which brown or
Illill\t \ Spring coat that has smart :iir iilltl
an U\k‘l'1)llll(l iii
crccn l5 u~ctl,
cowl t.i<tc.
lli'cv of such Check, in onc of tlic liglitcr wciglits, is
lmund to girc \allNlilk‘lUi‘y strvicc—uiitl its clczir crix‘p ci—
i'ci‘t i~ thoroughly likable.
llii~ t‘tillt't‘Iliill. ircslily alll\ttl. t~ itiiimi'tqiiit lit‘t‘tiusc
oi' litiill \‘girictr illltl l)t'ilu[_\'.
lt lil‘t‘\'t‘lll< t‘lit’i‘lx\ of over} ~i/c, tin-cl” iii iiitinr qual—
itic~; :ititl Ktilllt' llii\'t‘l now that \\lll lilill\t' iriciitlx quick-
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\Vidtlix from 42 to 54 anllt“. \ill)lilj\' “tights.—
,~ 75c to $2 yd.
Right iliFIc, rcur.
‘ New'dress for
the iumiture
llilllthilllt' tupcytrics to lllillx‘t‘ lililltilblk‘l'ctl furniture
put tiuciitircl} ncw uir'. Uriciital [iatlt'l'llF, foliage. two-
toncd ci‘fccts. 5t) iiit‘lit‘s \t'idc,—-—50c to $3.30 yd.
Marqucttc ~ior furniturc covcriiig is cuiitilly excellent
for couch covers. Blue and lillls iii lllixt‘tl cticcts, (.iricn-
tzil putlcrm and \llt‘ll,——$3.50 yard.
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