WEDNESDAY. III. 9. I."
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At. Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
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Crearn. Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lou's Bakery.
51 Washington
Street.
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—COUNTRY .CLUB DINNER
is a special Thursday night feature.
A convention of the consumer's dea-
gue of Connecticut is being held today
in New Britain. Conn.
Mrs. George Syler', oi" Meadow;
street, Second District, is very serious-i
ly ill and it is feared she. will not re-.
COVGI‘.
There will be. a regular weekly
meeting of the First District Commis-
sioners tonight, in their moms on
Wall street. Regular business will be1
transacted.
”m
an.
A number oi members or the teller
ated women's clubs. oi this tity, are
planning to attend the State Federa-
tion luncheon, at Hurtiord. on Tues
day. February 15th.
A party of local Elk. will illIl‘litI:
the dedication of thr- new home of;
Torrlngton Lodge of ldlks which will-
take place on Tuesday evening,)‘eb j
ruary 29. The Torrington Elks arel
planning to make the occasion of this
home dedication the most auspicious|
one since the 'l‘orrington lodge was
organized,
As Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benedict
of Norfleld street, Weston, ucoom'
panied by Mrs. Frank W. T. Amls.
were returning from Norwalk, whore?
they had attended the theatre, Fri-‘
day evening. they became stalled near
the residence of George D. Gifford, by
the breaking of one of the front;
wheels of their automobile. Leaving:
the machine until morning. they took
an uncomfortable walk of a miles
over the snow-mvored sin ct to their
homes.
For selling at row before :I had been
released from quarantine by the cattle;
commissioner, where it had been?
placed for examination for tuberculo'
sis taint, (3. W. Cooke. of Host \Val-‘
Within
ForMCoIdoiYours
Elmm
David dim
U N DE RTAK ER
Tet. ofllce. tom; Houoe, 693,
21 wssamo'ron 51..
For Baking and Frying
New Redford
Escallopcs
Rockawtry Oysters
All idntb oi Fresh.
Smoked. Salt Fish
Long and Round
Clams
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING ‘ 3
My serving others better
Phone 1 13-3.
We Sell Serve Ourselves
Clay roads. Akron pipe. com ' _ tile. tines.
tire brick. stoneware. lime. tent-DI.
Quality -:» Reliability -:.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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control tors‘ supplier.
Service
137 Washington St.
NORMAL SCHOOL PUPILS.
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iLatest Catalogue Shows Enrollment
l of 213 tor 1915.15.
. The catalogue of the state normal-
.training school in Danbury for the
iyear 1915-1916 just issued shows that
'there are 213 students enrolled in tho
iscliool this year. Of this number 8]
iare members of the senior class and
3132 are Juniors. The teaching stud is
tcomposed of forty. In addition to the
I213 resident students there are 143
i{non-resident students.
! Thirty-four towns are represented
‘follows:
Bethe]. 15:
i1; Cornwall.
Ilridgewater,
2; Danbury, 52; Darien,
f4: Esston. 5; Fairileld. l; Greenwich,
43; Hartford, -: Hartlund. .1: Kent, 3;
‘in the resident student enrollment as
l: Canaan.
LADIES’ COATS
$5.00
MEN’S cos'rs
$10.00
J ACIIBY’S
W
IIIGII SCHOIIL NOI'ES
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in the assembly hall,
The nn-hmtm met with Mr.
yesterday.
l‘er'r‘y
1Tiltll'l'i.~',.l; Nuurntuck, 9; New Milford,
:3; Newtown, North t‘anaan.
‘Norwalk. 18. ltcdding, i: Ridgefleld,
2. lloxbury, 2;
l. Southbury. 3; Stamford.
"I‘hunrastou. 2. 'l‘orrington, 3: Wash
inaton, l: Waterbury. ll: Watertown.
l; Weston, l; Westport, l:
\l‘oodbury, l
The enrollment b_\ t'()ullI!t><
.iollows' Fairflcld lill; Hartford. "
‘l.itchfield, 25. and New Haven. 51:. One
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A committee of Trinity church will
meet tonight for a business session.
t o‘lonel C. W Hendric, its confined to
his home on Summer street. Stamford.
. with grip.
' students from sewn towns;
The thirtysfourth anniversarx ban-
quet of the llartiord Lodge. B P. 0.
Fl. will be held tomorrow night
There will be on important business
session, tonight, of the members of
Louisa Lodge. Daughters of Hermann
’lho requur weekly srnslolt of the
Odd Fellow' s pinoehlc tournament will
be held tomorrow etenlnx.
The many friends of Miss Thelma
. ftlorton, of 1 Center street, will be glad
.to learn of her recovery from {r scr-
.itillh tutut'k of the grip.
There will be nomination of oiliccrs,
this “\‘t‘lllllu, oi the meeting of the
members of Norwalk Lodge, ll. 1’. O.
lingIord, was fined $100 and costs zrf-‘ l
tor a hearing before Judge 0. ll. ll.
Fowler in the Walilngford borough
court Monday. The. prosecution
said to be the first under the new
regulations, governing cattle inspec-
tion. The sale. was made last Docent
is
her.
Since she ran away from her home
in Bridgeport last week. 13-year-old
Lillian l’acz has been living under an.
assumed name at the home of the.
Bridgeport Protective Association on!
\lyrtle avenue. The girl told u wildS
story of having just been turned out
from her home in New York city. and‘
she declared that, she had tried to geti
work in various local factories but:
could not earn a living. Misu Cath- .
erind I. Hewitt, in charge of the home,
took the girl in and called a pltysi i
clan because of her poor physical con
dition. Although she did not believe}
the story told by the girl, it was all
she had to work on and she had com-
municated with authorities in New
York city trying to verify the story
told by the girl.
Vigilance
Vigilance on the part of {.3
5 its executor is the price of
an estate's freedom from
lass—either accidental or
3." intentional. It: is impossi-
bio for any individual to be
*‘ as generally efficient as this.
' Company an be. :
" And will be in your fam- 4"
ily's interest if your will :
names it iii
Executor or Trustee
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.tn iulormul gathering of prosper»
tivo lx’niahts of Volumlms will this
: vening be held in the South Norwalk
t‘ouncil quarters on North Main street.
Farm Agent S. J. Wright. of
city. representing the Fairlicld Coun-
ty Farm Bureau, will tonight lecture
lil lit-the] to a group of persons inter-
ested in farming work.
At the regular monthly lunc,hcon to
be held this afternoon in the downtown
Congregational church. Miss Gladys
llolllngsworth will speak on her ex»
perlcnccs in France and Belgium.
Theo. Fedorofl’, alias Mathias ilein
on, was arrested in Bridgeport .1 few
days ago and taken in charge. by the.
federal authorities on a charge of
‘i’slsii’ying his naturalization papers.
Federoii' is also suspected of being a
spy for the German government and
when taken to Hartford after his ar-
rest iu Bridgeport was ordered held'
for further investigation. Pederoil
was rooming at 181 Atlantic street
Bridgeport. and had made. repeated.
attempts under various names and us-
tlonalitles to procure employment. in
the plant of the Remington Arms Co.
He was arrested through the efforts
of Detective George E. F015,. Special.
Agent K. J. Jentzer of the department
of justice, and R. M. Davis and Frank
Contillion of the Remington Arms 00..
private detective force.
WON BY MR. GRAY.
Rldpefleid Man Takes English Prize
at Trinity.
The following are announced today
as winners of the alumni Enalishprizo
composition at Trinity College. Harts
ford: Charts: 8. Wells any. of
thgotlold, first. prlio of 825; Melville
Shulthisss, 1918. of Hartford. resend
prize of 325; and Albert J. Buss. of
St. mun. no. third prise. Honorable
mention was elven Robert a. O'Con'
our; of Flushing. 16.1.. and Edward
Abbe titles. or Concord: '15 pills
‘rtudent corrrcs from New York.
The enrollment of nonresident stu-
dt-nts by counties is its follows: l-‘iiir-
lit-id. eight students from five townucy
ilnrti'ord. M‘Vt‘lllf‘t‘l‘t students from ten;
Litcbficid. seventeen students
llitltlicsex, nine
New Ila
ven. fifty-nine students from eight
towns: New London. fifteen students
from eight towns; 'Follnnd.
dents from six towns; \Vindhutn.
three students from three
From without the state there lllt' two
irom Maine: lite. from Massachusetts.
ind one cut-h from New York and \‘cr-
lrroiit
towns;
irom twelve towns;
COST or BEANS ts GREATLY 'm
CREASED.
Great. QUII‘IIIIICS ot Peas, scans and
Lentils ShippEd Abroad Leave
Markets Unsuppiied.
Illl'it'll‘il‘h ranging Irorn Inn to
per tft'lll. in lentils. pens and beans.
which before the European wur \t't-l‘t'
staple and tigglonricul l'oodstuils. him-
caused them to become articles
'“KlL’y' 'l‘hc lrrst shipments or It-lllllr
IltJlll Airstrip \vctcrcccntly received in
this city and they are priced at
t't'llIh’ n pound. on increasi-
r00 per cent.
lentils were
limited
.‘Iin
25
or nearly
Within the lost your
unobtuinnblc and will)
quantities were allowed
merchants on the recent supply.
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Salisbury, 1; Sharon.
16:}
Wilton. 1;,
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six stir.
towrw,
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The bilbht'lbli” team of the tiir'ls'I
Athletic .tsmriation will go to Stani-
lord to pin). on Friday afternoon.
The l‘r\t oi the senior tisss pins'
11”“ ed guterda) and the \enl()]S“hoi
hart not rt-'"Hi\ed them let. tnnv prol
Gehrmnn
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More then. Horn Mr.
t
'l‘ln- has offered two prizes
‘in two and one-hull dollar gold pieces,i
one for iltt' best satire, and the other“
the Inwl story submitted to the
it‘lllltll‘ Ill‘i‘til't‘ February "till.
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The >I‘llltlls in Mr l'crry's
'nomctrl and Advanced Physics. class
l
\‘l.. [till
i for
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l‘llL‘tlé
es 0xll0l‘lt‘ilt't‘d quite lt surprise
.terduy, when they not improtntu tests
in both oi these subjects. It made
thtlr ln- .ni~ swim. as one of their nurn '
~ttI ll.
.w‘s
lw -I' t Knit
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'l‘lterr “1” be it nit-cunt; of llro‘
fur-um ui thr- High School tomorrow}
at 2110 'l‘lu- seniors are shivering in,
.tht-ir In JV“. rumored than.
.thpir "tlt'rttli warrants" will be sign-l
this meeting. At iziltl p. mi
of .1” the
us ii is
ed lll
lill'll will be .t lllt‘lIIIlH
t :u lots In Norwulk in the assembly: '5 ION Milo moot. loath Rhea-Io i
lull Superintt-mh-nt t‘h.rprnun will
pic-ode.
DANBURY TRAM CO. DIRECTOR
ARRESTED.
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Leonard T. Sounders and Three'
Others Charged With Fraud and
illegality—Posts Bond.
Leonard T. Sounders, a director of
the. Bridgeport‘and Dnnhury Electric‘
company. was arrested Monday
morning in Greenwich by a local?
deputy charged with fraud, inequity
and illegality, on a body writ In-
volved in the case is tho alleged loot‘E
ing of the Danbury and Bethel Street
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Is the New Shade.
9 Inch Lace
Boot
FOR LADIES
A Handsome Stylish Boot
$5.00
Glover’s
STORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 61.40 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
Norwalk Co. Norwalk
‘ 25 Washington at.
T E E T H ——
Extracted without pain
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Mom at. “a"! Nor-work.
Hours: 9 a. m. to t p. m. 7 p.
m., to I p. m. Sundays by appoint.
men! only.
Shovels
Self steering sleds, ice choppers, ice
creepers, oil heaters. ash cans, gar-V
huge pails, ash sitters, coal nods,
etc. ‘
Albert F. Gehebe;
Phone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery.
IEIUILT TYPEWRITERG — L. (1“
Smith. Underwood
Remington, all other
, mules. mid, rooted
" repaired. man. 3.
our mouth. Machine:
sold at 86 per month.
JAI. DONNELLV
ATLAS Pancake FLOUR
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS- 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
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.13 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave.,
The priccs of beans and peas Iidtt iiltlllua'y (‘ompnny for the benefit 01" 'Phone 1523. South Norwslk, Ct.
risen from live to six cscnt
to In and 1‘. cents.
n pound
her at mcrr hunts
declare the American output is ship-I Ti
two in lnrm- quantities to the warring“ M3“ Haven and S W C' Jones 0‘, res,
E uropcun countries.
. l-‘oods prepared
from beans,
lentils and pens are fed
to the soldiers in greater quantitiesi
than ever before and the demand on
the American product is very great.
Several leading local merchants re'
port that the demand for these arti~
:cles has decreased considerably. prin-
cipallv due to the increase in price.
They assert the supply in this coun-
try is small, consequenlh there is a'
.t-artity in the market.
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RUB om WIINIIIES
KEEP SIIIN CIEIII
Tire most delicate skin will quickly
respond to the soothing and tonic ef
fects of Hokara and when this pure
skin cream is used. pimples are soon a
thing of the post.
0 As a massage cream or alter shaving
it is unequaled, removing all irrita»
tions, and making the skin Eoft and
velvety.
after washing and surprise yourself
with the dead skin that comes 011.
Home is the only tntisecptlo runs-
liiaze cream, and pimples. scum; and
all skin. blemishes soon disappear
when it is used.
Although for superior to the ordi-
nsry mus-m cream and sold on a
guarantee of "boat you ever used.“
money back." yet the price is a trifle.
onlyaoofor’ulibonlisr; Will.
50c.
Sold on suitor-outs. by bank a. m
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Apply a little to the hands or face '
the concern in .which Saunders was
a director with three others, John
Sanders oi Danbury. A W Sperry
Greenwich. the last three being uni
'rested several weeks ago. '
The complaint, which charges that!
the assets and earnings of the Dang
bury and Bethei company have been
“‘depleted, wasted and inJured‘
through mismanagement, fraud, illo-
tgal and negligent acts of the said do.
fendant directors. and in particular:
lby reason of the acts of the defend ‘
gant. Jones " was made through De
Forest and Klein as counsel for John,
IH Henshsw of New York. trustee oft
the estate of George E Pond of New
iYork, deceased. The complaint asks
for damages of $45,.000
Saunders procured $10,000 bonds
yesterday and was released, pending
trial in March at the Superior court
here. «
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. .
Albert Wellnitz to Edward D. Al-
vord, lot and buildings, Van. Zuni
street. War.
John S. Seymour to Harold F. Sey-
mour, land and buildings, East ave-
nue. ‘
John W. Penneil and wife to Glen-
son and Beers, lot and buildings, Mc-
Kinley street. War.
Gleason & Beers to Alice L. Pen-
nell, lot and buildings. Strawberry Hill-
Roud. War. ‘ '
Walter Hoyt to Joseph Sturgos.
building lot, Crunbury. War.
. Peter O'Hara to Human Schimer-
ting, building lot, Fenwick stroeL
Wu.
Carrie E. Woman to Gilbert B.
Hutton. lot and bouillon. Francs
strut. Mir-duo.
M I. no.» to Auto mar-m
“hymn. Ml. war-
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STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tubes and Supplies.
hwics a Feature.
Promut
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Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
So. Norwulkl ‘
II. PIOIIIIII-IIIE
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ALL POINTS
IN
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
.I. H. Layton & C0..Inc.
REAL» ESTATE G. INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. South NONI"!
BRIDG
l Formnrly known so Bridgeport
Silk Dress». Gloves. link-to and Lace Cur-woo Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop. £03 State 0!. Wipers” "
Telephone ms.
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Ii. Lynne Steam llycingR & Cleaning Co
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For Men and Women
A splendid showing for the pre-lentcn festivities, inclutiiig
the latest ideas, as well as the more conventional models.
MINTZS
Special Showiugoi
New Spring
DRESSES 8r SUI IS
BEtPOeim Dyeing a. Cleaning Ca
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SHOES
CONNEALLY
South Norwal
Bl WASHINGTON STREET
GERMANIA IIII'ILI
M. FLEURY, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50c day, 31.50 week and up
Railroad Ave. So. Nor-walk
The New Solstice
ZOEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIL‘
Chiropractic is the definition or the
issues of the disease and the art or
adjusting the lame. Disease is caused
in a wrench, twist or sprain in the
buck. Even if done in childhood.
in creates pinched nerves and pain in
ilstor life in the different organs and
limbs.
i Chiropractors more“ the cause or
Idissuss and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
tents in your body Female troublsr
Niven special attention; also curvature
lot the spin. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance tr
help you.
Magnetic treatment- given also.
1‘. Francis. D. C.
14 Washington so. So. Norwslk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. eh
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1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-‘
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. painted inside, tin roofing,
plumbing and heating.
"Storm Tight" rooting. guaranteed
5 years. 1 ply. $1.40 per roll. 2 ply,
$1.65 per roll.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12:
THE WM. EFFRON~CO., Inc.
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK .
COAL 3 Rowan 6t. '
2 lbs. Flat Sparerib, 1 qt. Sauer
Kraut ................. 30¢
Corned Hams ............ 14¢
Corned Pigs’ Heads ........ 5¢
Side Pork ....... . ....... 14¢
Fresh Hams ...... . ...... 15¢
2 lbs. Best Lard for ...... 25¢
Home Made Sausage ..... 16¢
Cabbage ............... 3d: lb.
Fresh Spinach, pk. . . 30¢:
Kale pk.. ............. 25¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... 40¢
Best Tub Butter ........ 34¢
Gold Medal Butter 40¢
Yttban Coffee ...... . ..... 35¢
Beef Cubes, 1 (102. .. . .. . 25¢
Free Delivery. ‘
nruovtr stir
Our Entire Stock of Wall Paper,
Paint-.01.», Varnish, Moulding, Eton
will be SACRIFICED A'I’ REMARK-
ABLV Low PRICEUto sou moving
them into our new quarters.
Here is an opportunity to purchase
a out line of 19 latest and Best
Designs of Walt at UNHIARD
OF PRICES.
We will be located in the future at
ill Washington at, formerly the
Booker Grocery-00M! [ARLY yo
BIT IDIOT III; ION.
When Enic’iicncies' 'Arrisef
AND YOU NEED
CLOTHING
YOUR CREDIT’S GOOD ;
(lately &. Brennan .
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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Be Smells A
F RISBIE’S PIE
.Made in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer Jot Them.
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
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For Undo-duo unlo- Cali
FRED H. OANUNO.
Funeral Director and Imbalance
Gillie and Mom
Telephone sot.
M IN‘WII 0-. M Namath.
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it Any Junk
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It, Conn.
TELEPHONE "1&2
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, moan)-
tary or worn out, have us mono
necessary repairs or instant» ti
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTV
HORACE RNASH
Plumbing and Hunting
Tel. 1364.
North Main St.
G. leh
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NOTICE.
Wm. Eiiron Co.
PAYS
tic lb. For Rags
Notice thes ins on the wagon and» >
also get a duplicate slip from the
driver with our name and We”
before selling.
3 ROWAN 81'. EAST NOVIWALK
PHONE 441
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If You flat/c
:22 S. Jailed.
Successor to Wm. EEK-AI.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East: News“.
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WHAT YOU NEED
is somewhere on our shelves 0n! 1
stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
contain that which is nooessuvy to
cure your ills. give you strength and '
restore your health.‘
Whether you prescribe for you...“ ' 5
Physician’s Prescription ,3
we can ill! it. Our oompoundlnt 0!?
pertinent is in competent hands, Milly
we use the purest drugs obtalnohlvt, '_, ’
The Norwalk llrng£0»
H. A. Mend, "of.
I No. Main-Ge 00. Now-lit, 1“,“
STORE
For Rent,
Now Occupied by the “and
Electric Light ad Warmth.
Clifford Hotel
"Olav: your rune new. 1? :
Norwalk Chronicler