it
At lane’s
to serve on the In
Cream. Fruit Fhvotn:
IIIII NEWS
Miss Natalie Provost, or Stamford,7
in visiting Miss Dina Howard, of Elm
street.
The regular monthly meeting of ,he
city council will he held tmnormw
evening.
George Kent. formerly of Norwalk.:
in now employed at the Remington
Arms (‘ompany factory iii Bridge-7.
port. !
'i‘he pitrlsllullt‘ra of Tl'luII_-' lllpisco-I
pal church will tomorrow evening par-I
take oi an enjoyable "parish cup:
per."
Plans for the Ila) Nursery \‘.il«~ilti:.-
I‘arty. to be held in (:race "iii‘IJl hall.
Februu‘y Hill, are being completed.
rapidly. I
William main, of tile Stillson l’uv-
ell drug-tore in Washington street
confined to his home in Stuart avenue
with an attack of illness.
Eliaigll Charles Brandt, ol' lbnburyu
will be ill charge of the st‘fl’ll‘t‘i to
night in the local Salvation Army
Hall, on North Main street.
Edward .“It‘Ill‘k has complaincd ID
the police that boys have stolen bat»
tcries. spark-plugs. ctc.. from his mo.
for launch in winter storagc near thi-
downtown lreighlllouae.
Ra-v. .1. Benton Wentcr. of
church, has returned to Noruallt.
tor spending his annual vacation
New York. Mr. \t'crncr spent about
fin \i'ccks In the Mt‘lrtlpnlls
tiratc
it»
In
Stirs. Lona Spiro has irsunl all
nount-enlents of the marriage or her
du11ghter.(lussie, to t‘yri \ w. Gray. jr.
on Friday, FWIDTURI‘)‘ 4th. III New Yolk
city. Mr. and Mrs. (Ira) will no at
home altcr \Iarcli l at ‘3'. l».iac stroct
Match games at the l’alacc, Nor-
walk. and Brunswick Bowling alleylt.
will start next week. these being the
first of the series bolt] on the rival
teams. for the possessigl of a silver
cup which has been offered as a prim
for 1111' winner ol“hc tournament.
'Ihe Liidics' Auxiliary of thc l’. t). oi
A. wil: have Installation of mucous this
evening at the rooms in the South
Nolwulk 'l‘rust company buildinlz. .\Ii a,
Augusta Ilcnhain, of New Haven. will
conduct the ccrcnloli)’. .llllI Mn.
Smith. the past nationanl prruldciit. of
New Haven will bo present. A supper
will be ri-rvcd, and all nicnlbcrs arc
requested to attend.
Edward Tracey. son of llr. \\ till-.1111
Tracey. of West. avenue, was operated
on last evening. at the Norwalk Hos-
ital lot appendicitis Mr. Tracey. who
has had a slight attack one before was.
taken very suddenly it] yesterday, and
an operation was necessary at once
The operation ws performed by Dr.
West. of New York. and the
. man was reported as resting very mm-
tortaHy this morning.
HEAR MISS REDFIELJD IN "I’OLI Yl
tram & Hyatts or Nelson Hoytfla f5 3t
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Vigilance
Vigilance on the part Of '73
its executor is the price of
' an estate's freedom from if"
loss—either accidental or
.: g intentional It is inposni- jI
blc for any individual to be
.7} as generally efficient as this
’ Company can be.
,: And will be in your fam-
'- ily's "interest if your will
names it . III.
Executor or trustee
mmm
or.
I
711“).
young 7'
Inbout Willard by Ed James.
‘city. the old-time. sporting \Vl‘Ilt'l‘.
buy some cake and bread.”
Ilium-II. 'i'hcroccnt thew
Militant-I
llicr
Forth-(ColloiYoun
£th
"ism _
UNDERTAKER
IToI “loan. "was
I 21 uncommon or ;
new no urn. BUILDING I
For Baking and Frying
New Bodiortl
Intentions
Rochway oysters
All kinds oi flesh.
Smoked. Salt Fish
Long and Round
Clams '
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
'
Estella ()stcr has ilt‘t‘t“IlIt‘I it
as silli-slad) Itil‘
Ill-cumin, where she will b“ Mind '0
liiccl her friends.
AWIK.‘
pas‘tion li.1'cl_\ iv
Ilr. Jtlrit‘le h‘loltlall. (It’nllbl. til lIllh
is planning to open an other in
the Joscni block. on Washington
sire: 1, within the near future
Ilon't I‘orgct iiitisical at East Ave
lillt‘ church tomorrow night it o‘clock.
t‘ohen will speak loam
at ”W llc;:ciil theatrc "'I‘llc lulu.
tigations and Exposure ol' the llospt
till: and Institutional of Now Yolk at
the- I'lcsoni 'I‘inie.”
Louis J
(tll
\\'lIIiaiii (l'lil‘icll.
tiii'iI.l_\.
III"
Sic
oi' Hpilli:
ri-sih'ilcd Ilia poslllon
\‘l'oolwof'ili and ill“
. on \\7zt.~'IIlll).th)ll <llt‘t‘l. to acct-pt
ulill tlic Norwalk
Hill.
with
I'7l\t' 'I‘rn
1i situation
(Ionipaiiy
Loch
\\'liolc \vlicitt lirt-nil IIll> wci-k
lltnncr Bakery.
II
\1. IIl\tIIllllIili‘_\' [)t‘IlIItlll in lriii‘aiupt-
<'~ has I‘m-n tilcd auaiiixt the thi:lich
iI.il t‘o.. ol‘ Newark, N. .I. The com»
~Ilt‘t'm‘tlt‘ti to the Iilliilitlbl‘ oi'
dutliit 'o & t‘.o.. after the 111 ”it-r cont-11'.
1.11in
. Ilcctud a icttlcnlcnt last lliiy lit :11-
mnnn: for tho paynicil' ol mic tilin-
.Ircil l‘tl 111.. in its crl- .‘lr" gltlll:
to.“ lltllt‘S. 1:.I'h lor 2.3 pct it'lll.
t'oiiaidt-ruble suspicion ha.- Inn-q
aroused among pedestrians in ”11'
downtown section as the result ol thu
activities several
jewelry on the streets According to
polici- statement those men Ilit\1‘
boon issued 11 license to sell their
goods by t‘ Ity Clerk Stephen Ilokus.
of men scIIin':
7“
-Dmii forgot musical 117! East Ave
llllt' fhlll'Ch tomorrow night it o'tlock
In a column of tho New York Amer-
7ican. used for the publishing of Iv-t
Anna,."FirstM Echurch. Wednesday Ims from adlnlrcis of Jess Willard.‘
Feb. 9. 8 p m. Tickets 25c. at Tris-i
heavyweight champion boxer of tho
w,orld there. appealed a icccnt
acknowledgment of a poem written
of this
Mr
Jomne' vanes originally appeared in
The SentineL
-—BILL TAKES THE CAKE.
Last summer when 'twaa blazin‘ hot.
go to live Monroe street and get some
cake for tea?" "Why. of course I can
'Ma, I'd be glad to help you out.” i said
"i love to go to rllvo Monroe street to
Then me
she laughed and said to me "You love
the Banner Bakery.“ Mrs. H. B. Sher-
wood. 5 loans street, 80. Nor-walk.
nun-s may éoitl more de-
velop- durlnsthcnoxthwwech c
comparatively out,“ may be
looked for, farmers and othcrl in out-
mmmbuimmm
instill-n!
Muhammmmn—
mmMnm-W
“downtown-
'I besides coal and groccrloz.
one day ma said to me “Bill. can't you 7‘
' pany's cars by fire after forcing the
TIII coma ”WALK "III” Milli.
PAGE SEVEN
MINTZS
Specials in all De-
partments for
This Evening
--
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cloning Co.
mum Dyelng d Cleaning Co
and Lu- comm Clo-ml.
0!, Prop. 108 euro 81.. Brier
MI
SHOES
- E
I ‘ cu IIIIIIII UIE
We Beat Serve Ourselves l avana ..
I ALL POINTS
l‘n mun Mhti- lnritvr I'M) M. Alton pipe. mom. tile tlur~ 1—. In
in.- bnrh douruniv limo wno—ui control-tori supplies ‘ V I IO ' I I ‘
. . . . o . 0 I Get Y‘aur Reservation Through the
Outlay 2- Reliability Sconce . I 1......
I __._.
RA '7 IVI‘ ,IQI’ ISR‘ ’I HERS I Is the New Shade. J.M.I.IYIOII&C0..IIIC.
' . REAL ESTATE a. INSURANCE
. I I c L ‘
Phone 113-3. 137 Washington St. 1 9 n h a“ 7. 5 Railroad Ave. soon. New...
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m. . -____._.__..-- OOt '
7 . 1:32;: Inn: If??? a 25th ANNIVERSARY. I
““77, Id 'ti 7, .77 I: ,LI __ 7. 7:77 A l‘. lieckiilau 4.- t‘o. are celebrat FOR LADIES
U7 7 7777 a 7 7;“? :73 7.31:1:7h1: 17rd ing their 25m anniversary and in PM _ -—--- BRIDGEPORT _--__-
. . . . I ,4
Id 130119"; I°M (with tom lititpt in liieciation of the liberal patronage d1 A Handsome StyIISh Boot Formarly known In W"
. .' i \7 ' ' 7 ‘ ' ' I . . I
VI“ 77 7 d7 .3 7: ii I. . 's “7;? I; P» corded them during [bl-5' period. b‘lWl" $5 00 3"" Olefin. “'0'“ Illnkflj
1.1 mm e1 o e hon - . ial values a”. being offered to “A. Telephone 4106. ELYN
ported to go to trial here late toda '. , I , _ . I ,_
' , public. some of which may be seen in "“"— a
' The Wife 1)! Fred. Meyer. the de- . . . 4 1
II ,I . .. bride of out a then advertisement appearing els.» ‘ . ,___,._
. ”777877” 5077' “7777 a 7 _v where in this issue of The Sentim-l. ’
.iew months when she was found in a m . _ . _ . . i“ _
7 ' h e northwest of hole twenty-tile “77773 7780' on 777mm“
"mm m II" m“ ' ’ 2nd. 1891. A. i“ lleckman o co. found
one morning last July. A bullet w mild , . . . . r . .
. . . h d . I l . b" .. its oglgin in .1 store at 39.) Seventh
I777“? 777;" end :nhia;3:;vmfl:muI annuc. New Yolk city ’l‘hcil‘ motto STORE CLOSED MONDAY
. - . 1‘1 . .. 7‘
”i. e. ”3.33 gimmift ~ .1... ‘ “Wt “"d ”W- EVENING AT 6=3° "NT"- For Men and Women
“ ( young an 7‘77 7' put into Illllllt-tIlillv' ct’i‘cct and soon FURTHER NOTICE,
‘but both were arrested.
Meyer was convicted on sccond 1I1-u
Igree murder in December. was semi-a-
ced to 15 yeai'e‘. In the penitentiazv.
but Is now at liberty on bond oi $20.-
.000 pending. an appeal to the Supici-lc
t‘ourl. ills mother last Saturday was
ielused a chain;- of venue. I
aaeweav CONCERNS AND POLl-I
TICS.
I'I’I"I‘Slil'lttill. Fcb T
lzu-i oi the political activities oi
number ot brewer) oigaiiizution \‘llIII
Illtt‘slltiuvI
be taken up by u fodeial gland JIIIV I77L
ill the l'iiiti-d States llislrict tf'tiiiit
ll 11‘ next \\'mlnc.~day. I}. l.:ili _\7I
llt lllt". l'niit-d States Illhll‘lt‘l \"l\'-
m 3. said today that the inquir\ tvonltl
’lu‘ I‘hiittllliln‘t‘, 1i ilunibci 0t ilitcr'Inn
imi’liuc lioni othei 2111'1 1f7
tm- country haunt. urrlu-d Ilt' . to 1h-
siat tllc local l‘oroe. 'I‘lic wit-I
comes to Iw callt‘d will bc olht'cl‘s‘ of
Staten Brett‘crs' A~socll-‘
lhi- l’cnnsthnia iI.'t'W-l
t‘l'r‘ both with Ill':tti(i|l.ll'-
It‘l> in Philadelphia.
I
agents
Ill':l
the I'niti-d
lion
and ill
Associal loll.
PARISH SUPPER AT TRiNirv'
CHURCH.
A gt-Hom-Iher parish supper will '1-
tld church on ’i‘ucsda)
«\tli‘na It I» i-xpt-ctcd that (Ht'l' lI'itlI
Ill 'I‘rillit)
lt‘UIlIl will .‘lllt-lltl and provision llasI
Ilt't'll made for that nlinlbcr. A line]
Supper ulll Ilc M‘l'Vi‘t‘ llIIt‘l‘
tlltrc will bc an address by the Roth;
mcpllvii I‘7l.\II Shi‘inuili. rot-tor oi St I
.It‘Illl7‘1 t'IlllIt‘Il. llriilucpoi'i. who will‘
.‘l't ult on till“ ducstion oi "l'1il'isl7l7
I‘lli‘t'lt'llt') ” 'l‘ii Iipr ill-flay lIlt‘ cx‘l
In i‘SI‘ of III!“ suppcr it contribution t‘I7
ttii ('t'llI‘ will lu- asltcll from those at
tcndini: 'I‘hi- gathering for
iilclnbcrs oi IIIt' parish only. ’I‘ Ilt’ ~up-I
pet will he M‘I‘t‘t'tI at 7 ()7('Itllh.
\
l.\ thi
\ll t‘onilulnlon: oi the FOI‘PnI from
surrounding circles arc cordially invit
ed to attend IIlt‘ cimcnth 1iilnivcrsary7
of thc Pride of (‘ourt Nurriik t‘irclc.
.\'o. .Rt'll. whih will be held In ltodI
.7IIt'Il7r‘» llall tomorrow evening. Felll‘ll-l
iii-Iv Nth. at cight o'clock. The princi-I
pIc glicsl oi‘ the evening will be tIch
suprciiiv tiliaiiciiil scrctary. Mrs. AllllIcI
I‘. 'I‘tiIIi. of .\'c\\ York city as well as
local .uipri-nli- oiliccrs. iiiid a dolegat‘on
from the Bridgeport Circle. Alto" the
business of the meeting has Ilet'll con- i
chided. a supper will he. scrvcd and
tho members expect one big time.
sr. MARY'S LADIES‘ AID socierv;
The annual mcctiug with the elcc-I
”Ii“ 01 Olilccrs. of the. St. Mary's Lad- ‘
ics' Aid Society, was held ycatt'i‘day
.iltt-runon ill the church rooms. and
the following officers were eleclcd:
l'tesidenl—Mrs. 11C. bowler.
\zcvprvaidcnt—Mis. .I. H. lilnlzut r. i
t "I. .t iary—»~Y\lrs. It‘. A. State
7 Tlc'lsurer—Mrs. F. Brown I
The .- -11nual report of thc society was
read and found to be vciy.1itiafilctory.
Ii mas lead that the society had dia-
tliblited 336 articles of clothing to the.
poor of the paN'sh during the year,
The no-
iety was also found to be ill a veiy
good financial condition.
AGAINST STREET CAR COMPANY.l
1 SOUTH BEND, lnd.. Feb. 7.
Notrc Dame students last night in a
demonstration against the street car
company deatroyed one of the com-.
motormax and conductor to leave.
their posts and return to the city. The
trouble started Thursday, when a con-'
ductor, locked in his car as ii. prank,”
threatened several students with 11'
switch hook and was beaten by one of
the crowd. Litter extra men from the
our many had an encounter with
students and several injuries result-
01!.
—romour. marruu. W
New (hunt n. Net-walk. Prdhin-
whit-1p”
~HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
bore fruit. 'l'hc liriii flourished and
gradually opencd inorc stores, so that
ill 1396 the nunibcr of Branch Sloresl
had grown to ciulii and a wliolclsalcf
place was added at It Ninth ave11ue.j
Their business. conducted as always
Iupon lines which compelled trade, pro?
hpcred. so lllut'IlntlJlllll two years In
it'l‘ they found it to look
for larger uuartcrs. accordingly
Iii-"9?. IIIt')‘ IIlllHtI to ititl tircenwicli
silt-.tt tlt'l'ulhllliz as an oflice and
WHIQ'IHIUM lIlt tII ll't' iltt‘ stoiy build
ncct-ssltl‘y
in
II‘ spill OI the glowing l't‘hpullhibl
llllth‘ oi Ill(ltlt~ll|l: trade the
7pronlpt alid v'liiultlous‘ §tl\I(t‘ and
tin ilt‘hi pilot-s well silictl} itdhci d
. I
REMOVAL SALE
(ltir Intiri- Stock of Wall Paper,
Paints. Gian. Varnich. Moulding. Etc.,
will bc SACRIFICED AT REMARK.
ABLY LOW PRICES to saw lnoilllliI
1 tllclll into our lll'\\' quarters.
”l‘l‘t' is an opportunity to purchaso
11 full IIIII' ol‘ lttlti lattes! niid llcal
Designs ot \Vall l’ilpcr at UNHEARD
0F PRICES.
“7c will I)! Itttillt'ti Ill the future at
Ill Wiisliiiil on St. formally the
Wake r tiioult
COME EARLY T0
IGET FIRST SELECTION.
A. 00“!"
40 Water St... South Norwalk
LADIES' COATS
$5.00
MEN’S COATS
$10.00
JACIIIII’ S
RANGES, $1 LOO to $48.00. I
Self Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying.
Ga: Hot Water Heater: . . 81! .013
Eddy Refrigerators.
Jones 8K Hotcllktss
:7 Wall St. Norwalk. Eon“
I .._..
WHAT ARE YOUR
QUALIFICATIONS?
A raw mourns
. spent Iln
hauiLL nouns
originah
Iaiins of IIILIlPsl quality ineichandise. '
Norwnlk So. Norwalk
— T E E T H
Extracted without pain
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 tooth Mom It. “nth Norwmz.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 7 p.
m., to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint-
7 cH'CH :3..- JDIAIOND -SBIAPIII.Lw
Loll- iA-ll yoor
n-
51W
tl'illc ll Ike: In: in“. :fluilk
mus. I. wit u: than.
- “m- 1-. 'r-i.
\ t l- (I I.
IIIA 0") "RH“! I’ILI. b.2557:
yunkmnahc ..t W. Alan-Reliable
5010 BY IlllllfifiISlS [WWW
Shovels
Sell steering sleds. ice chappcrs, ice
creepers. oil heaters. ash cans, gar.
bagc paila. ash sitters, coal nods,
Albert F. Gehebe'
Phone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery
25 Washington St. So. Norwaik
NEIUILT TVPEWRITERS —- L. C.
Smith. Underwood
cold, rent“
Remain. In
cold at 85 per month.
MI. DONNELLV
1'! until Main Moi. Ioutb Mom-u
fi
1-5
A Glass Eye lsI
Not an Eye Glass
We cannot make you see
with the former but our eye-
glasses improve your vision
and would add to your com-
fort. l i :!I
An oculist examines the
eyes.
THAMER
Oculisrs Optometrists
' Opticians
87 Atlantic Square,
Open Sat. Evenings.
Stamford, Ct.
Est. 1897
Remington. nil 'ouiul
per month. HIChIiiIi-
A splendid showing for the
pre-lenten festivities. including
the latest ideas, as well as the more conventional modcflg.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwallt, Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
I
GERMANIA IIII'IH
‘ M. PLEUIY, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c day, $1.50 week and up
Railroad Ave. Sc. Nomi-lit
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIL’
Chiropractic in the definition oi tin
Iowan ot the disease and the art oi
adjusting the 5.1 "’9 Human II caused
Iby I wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
Iit creates pinched nerves and pain in
Ilntcr life in the dtflercnt organs and
Ilium
I Chlropractorc remove Ilia cause at
Itbrouxh harmonizing the nerve cy-
7mm. In your body. Female troublet
given special attention. also mirvimirs
3f the spin. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance it
7help you.
Magnetic trutmcntl given aim
I T. Francis. 1). c.
734 Washington 81.. So. Nor-walk. Conn
Giselle and pain. health is rocketed
TELEPHONE 14.75»?
I
' CALL US UP
and we will rush our trauma
than light around when mule.
thing like this happens in your
home. 1! your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, one-ac
tnry or women, have us inane.
necessary repairs or team! I
new cyste- of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE aNAsn
Plumbing and Heating
Yet. 1364. 7'
North Main 8!. O. Non-til
NOTICE.
Wm.liilron Co.
PAYS
1%(3 lb. For Ragsl
Notice tiles igns on the wagon and
also get a duplicate slip from the
driver with our name and address
before selling.
I 1 share plot): s with you DV giving
Iyou theIlow est prices on to years guar-
Iantecd tin made into leaders. hand-
ilnnde. painted inside. tin rooting,
‘plumbing and heating.
7 "Storm Tight" rooting. gtlarantced
3 years. 1 ply. $1.40 per roll. 2 ply.
.5165 per roll. ‘
' HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
Phone 1106.12
I 56 Water St.
I
I
Who Store of Selvice
No Better Values In
CLOTHING
CREDIT TOO
18 Croce 8t. 13 Woodward Ave.,
'Pltcnc 1528. South Norwalk, Ct.
I WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Promnt
Sol-vine I Future.
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 mos-25¢
Davey’s
Phone m
I
Pump. and
Genet-ll. Nubia.
Will Help You
mow“ role notation.
com NM sumorll. Port!
7.
Special”.-
liictilli altos. intuit:I
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD ‘
ATLAS Pancake FLOIIRI
(lately & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
BeSuieIts A
IFRISBIE'S PIE
.Madc in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. 7
Ask Your Grocer £0: Them.
Insist on them at your res—
i taurants.
"For UM lei-vice Call
“to“. 6mm » . .
Film aim and [Mb-inter
Office and fluidcm
Tclcpllonc OM.
I
I Graduate from Palm" School 9' 3 ROWAN ST. EAST nonwntx
I PHONE 441
IK— .
I LOOK -~ ._. ~ ~ ~ 1 .
It You Have
Any Junk»
S. Jaiiee
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Elihu.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
"
WHAT YOU NEED
tla somewnere on our shelves 011:7
stock of '
I DRUGS AND M‘EDICtNEs
Icontain that which in necessary to
icure your ma. give you strength and
restore your health.
I Whether you prescribe tor yuan-ell
'Ior set ;
Physlclln'l Preocrlptlon
Iwe can till it. Our compounding de-
partment is in competent hands, and
we use the purest drugs obtnlnntitn.
H. A. Mead, Mar.
I No. Main 8'. no. Namath, Coon.
~
ISTORE
For Rent
7Now Occupied by the Blind
Electric 1mm and Water (Io.
Gilliam” Hotel-r
ncsravz voun necesuovi.
lilo Norwalk Drug Co. _
v
Norwalk Chronicler