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- South Norwalk Trust Bldg.
OFF WITH THE OLD
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The first of a. new series 01 card
1, dI'IIé‘S being held under the auspices
of the Court Laurel Club was held
last evening at the home oi Miss Mike
B. Williams. on Putnam avenue. 'l‘he
pnze-winners were' Mrs. W .1 F05
Mrs. M. J. Howard. Edgwonii
Williams. (‘ .l. McNamara. John liar
High. and John Splan.
throughout the t‘\'tclllng it
time ot‘ the highest order MAD an
Joyedl Refreshments uere served.
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ON WITH THE NEW
It's the Spring
HAT
slogan. Get in touch with ,
the new hats
TODAY
$3.50 $4.00 .
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JilSEPll DAVIS
85 Washington St. 8o. Nomllc
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity. Snow or
main tonight and probably Sunday;
snniewhitt warmer tonight; fresh out
minds. Weather conditions: The
western disturbance now terms a long
trough of low pressure extending from
Texas northeastwsrd to Pennsylvania.
it is causing cloudy and unsettled wen-
tlier with light snow or rain in nearly
lint'ludt-d:
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QED if) ‘
Sonora selections Were rendered the
Sonora being loaned for the occasion
by ‘l-‘rt-d Kane. Miss Alice E. nplan
invored with several vocal solos. The.
able committee. in charge of the party
Miss Mar 1.; Williams, era‘
illnke. Miss Alice l‘I Splan.
l’ llruph) and Mm Anna Steep:
Hazel
'l‘lie Cirillllitlllll) tlu‘i .Ulni'tvi‘d “ere
lllt scene of ii. delightlui card put)‘
yesterday afternoon and 10 tables were
1.1 order. The club quarters nore 'vell
Oliver 'l‘ilden, who said he lived in
(Iranbury, was arrested in Stamford
l yesterday {or intoxication its was tin"
ti-d $10. but had esfl‘utlon \tl.~]it*lldt'(l.
There uill be a special meeting of
Eagles' stzwquerade Ball committee to
‘morrow afternon in the lodge rocmi
on Wall street. at twothirw.
l .‘in error was made in announcing
the date of the Mc‘tKnley Camp Auxil-
iary's coming card party. It will be
held on February 23rd and not on the
18th.
I The banquet committee of the (.‘stli-
tiecorated-ior the occas‘ou with hearts 1
and carnations. Aim the card Llily<l
ing a social time was enjoyed and re ‘
ircshnt-nts served. The committee in :
charge consisted of 'Ir-s. Milesl t‘
ltuVIIafld, Mrs. B. ll. Gardner. Mrs. W. 1
Russell and Mrs Stztniev Smith. A :
prize was given a: etttzn thble. 'I‘hq,‘
winners were Mrs Fred :5, '.y m “r y
\ T. Hale's, Mrs. J. A. Camps, Mrs. V. l
A. Scofield. Mrs. B. liarriman, oil‘s. ll. .
R. West, Mrs. Stanley Smith. Mia»
Henderson, Mrs. H. L. Sturge.~ of \\'i1
ton and Mrs. Harry Blake. x
.\ll>‘.~ Leonora Ward, proved to be a‘
delighttul hostess last evening win-u
she entertained a number of her
friends at her home o . :h
\'iiou.~ games and amusements were
enjoyed. and refreshments tnl‘lr‘ sin»;
«d The guests departed at a latex
hour, having spent a very enjoyable
evening.
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Mrs. Henry Jessniiiiic. of Myrtle.
avenue, Stamford. has returned from,
a visit with t'Plnlit'es in South Nor-i
walk.
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POSTOFFICE lNSPECTORS AFTER
PUTNAM. ,
Petition in Bankruptcy Also Filed
Against Former Hsrttom i
Broker. '
NEW YORK. Feb. il.—An lllVUlun';
tary petition in bankruptcy “as tiledi
today in the United States District;
Court against John Putnam" smelt,
broker. who is being sought by post.
otiice inspectors. and is believed to be.
on his way to Europc on the stounri
ship Baltic. .
Putnam carried on business under.
the firm name of John H. Putnam it
Company. and operated branches in‘
all districts east of the Rocky Moun- "u". 0N" W"! 110” "“3" 1“! “10‘9”“? Hartford, Conn. and Springfield. Mass.
tnins‘ except on the South Atlwtlc tomorrow 3‘ the Club ho“1'“3- and 3““ According to postotilce authorities, he;
Coast. The temperatures oontinu! low WWW ‘01 “19‘5“! Wu" Wm persuaded
thousands of persons .
in the nowheru‘sectlona. Zero temper be “1349- Th° 1““ 0’ 9N0" “’1“ 5' throughout the country to invest in'.
aiurea are reported along the northern
border tom Montans to Maine.
ilil NEWS
wsum
~-~Jolly 5 20 minut marathon dance
» Cape, cups. O'rien's.
(rhre will be a special meeting oi
the Norwnik Yacht club this evening
at the South Norwaih club.
i decided upon at this meeting.
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A pnny ol‘ the members of the
'- Young People‘s Society 01 St. Peter's
{German Lutheran church. taut even-
ini: yourneyed to Brl igiiorl. when- 'hey
were guests at a rally held in the Zion
‘lliutharan church. in that city.
l Robert 9.. Thom goon-
i tractor of 56 First street. on the East
‘stde. met with a patniul accident yes-
terday “latter-non when a heavy block
‘ ot iron tell on his feet. crushing them
badly. Dr. Theron R. medley attend-
ed the injured mun, who will be con-
ltitted to his home for some time. ‘
2 .M berst'thrlngeJl."
i'l‘l'le lmrd-Biesell art exhibit, which r 8'” ° ° 0 “k
’ oil stocks on an installment payment:
plan promising returns or fifty per:
cent
The bankruptcy petitltm charges
Putnam with having made recenti
transfers of his property and pic“:
enlist payments to certain at his cred-i
.‘tors. Prior to his departure. pesto!-
lice inspoctora any. Putnam withdrewl
“WtWIiwmm traill
the Seaboard National Bulk.
' Counsel for petitioning creditors:
say l’utniun's liabilities are aboutl
‘ “50000, with unknown assets. i
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CORPORATION PAPERS.
The certificate oi incorporation or
opened yesterday at 43 West avenue,
will be continued this afternoon and
erening.
:Pairlck r. Brophy, oi miutietii
sireet. this city, is attending a con-
viiniion in Boston, Mm.
fwiiiim Ewing. of Arch street. has
resigned his position as general man-
ner ot the Cluett. Peabody factory in
this city.
General Russell Fri-r,
iernoon. will speak betore a meeting
the Trinity Young Men's club.
tomorrow at-
of
~0mu-i-s Domey and Clubs last. eve-
ning took into custody Louis W. Timp-
mm, of this city, and because of his
t-rnt‘itlon locked him up in the padded-
i-ell at police headquarters. No dispo
sition of the man's case was made
day. as he had not sufllclently recov-
ered to appeared before. Judge George
H. \‘oeburgh.
—3'AsKETsALL. MONDAY,
liiullt.
game of series. Preliminary game and
dancing. Armory. Reserved
and at Dagon's Lunch room, uptown. ,
lianbury vs. Norwalk. Fourth
seal.
tickets at Ghlotto’s more. downtown.
0. F... and South 5.0”,“ Lodge. the Annin-Cssaldy Building L‘oliipnn)‘,
L o. 0. M., tomorrow night. in com. (‘1 Bridgeport 1‘” M “WNW“ 1”.
my with the [Rowayton Fife & Drum the secretary of the state. The author
Corps, will attend special Lincoln 39,-. lzed capitalization is 850.000 and the
vices in the first M E. Church. of company will commence business With;
South Norwalk.w1tb the pastor. Rev. $5,000. The incorporators arc Johnl
William G. Gian. in charge. M. Cassidy, George L. t‘assidy andl
, ———————.»—»—-- John E. Annin.
' YAQUI INDIANS CAPTURED. A certificate of increase of capital
. DOUGLAS. Arizona. FM)- 11-'—Th9 stock from $5,000 to $50,000 has been
capture of a large number of Yaqui and by the New England Warp Com-I
‘lndins and the dispersal of the re puny 0, we,“ Haven. 1
““de 0' 3 band 0‘ several hundred Tho certificate of organization of;
that raided San Fernando. Sonora. 59‘" Bronson & Dennison, Inc., of Water-i
. ' ' starts business with $4,500. The mesh!
{west of Turin. ‘by troops under com- , .
lmand of Col. Jesus Aguirre. according dent “:1 :gensurer '8 Clara 8‘ Dennlii
to advices received here today by lves son an e secretary Clara ”'1
Dennison. l
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G. Lelciver. Consul for the dc facto
government. Articles of association of the North-
Tho troops had pursued this~ hand west Protective Association, 1110.. 01'.
,l'or two weeks. Hartford, have been approved. The‘,
___. signers are Samuel Gladsicin. Nathanl
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMENT. \l:tl~‘lllll>k)’ and Joseph Flnnan. I
wmgvmug, Ky.. vl-‘eb. 11,—}1', D. Articles 01' association of the Mel
Thomas, former Louisville insurance clittnlcs Club. lac.. of New London.l
"man. today was returned to Fargo. N. have been approved. The signers are-
' D., in custody of oillcers. to stand trial Michael J. Meade. Arthur S. Rodi
on charges of embezzling 'sums said Henry Martin and J. F. Dunlae.
to aggregate 840.000. Thomas had
been brought back to Louisville from
Providence, R. l., on a charge of torg-y
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OLDEST HARVARD GRADUATE l
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MERCK'S
Phosphate of Soda
& Full Pound toe.
Stillson-Powell Corporation
PRESCRIPTION osuooisrs.
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fans Fain From Back With email Trla.
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's on."
Back hurt you Can't strnlghten up
, without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen! That's
rumbago, sciatica or maybe from a;
strain. and you'll get relief the mom
tent you rub your back with soothing,
penetrating "St. Jacob's Oil." Nothing
Monetary Matters
, A Checking Account with
i the People's Trust Coni-
puiy of South Norwalk.
'1“ be found "”9"" "' else takes out soreness. lameness and
’°"“ “MN“ MW“? stll'neel so quickly. You simply rub it ‘
““5- ol Your heck no out comes the paln.‘
w. deem it ' DIGISIII’Q to It II harmle- II‘ doesn‘t born "I.
”or the best possible i“- .
mice in all monetary “.5" ID! DOW ml Odo
m. .all utal bottle at old. honest "at.
hosts oir tu- m duo stars. and
“Minn-was: “finnfimw'
In! as cits an asthma.
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.SWANSEA. Mass. Feb. tie-Dr.’
James Lloyd Wellington. who wax the
‘ oldest living graduate of Harvard Uni-
;versity. died at his home here today.‘
‘ He was 98 years of age. and was at
member of the clans of 1838. in 1842!
be was graduated from the Harvard
Medical 'School, where he was a stud-
ent under Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes.’
‘ Dr. Wellington was a members of the‘
Massachusetts Medical Society’. and
had been Identified with other organ-
isations. ‘ d .. l
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NAVAL GUNS RECOVERED.
SEATTLE. Wash. nib. 9.—The four
eight-inch naval gum lost overboard
from a seat while ant-onto from the
Puget Sound Navy Yard to Seattlel
last week. have been resound. it was
announced here taday. hell of the
guns weighs tmty-two tons and the
roar are valued at “0.000. The HIM
which were removed no. the amor-
HOWMND'S
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Bridseport. Conn,
Saturday. Feb. 12, i916..
A suit or coat
to measure-«$17.50
\lllltinl sci-ins foolish to lilillu‘ .i
\lhll .t piii‘c. «lutwii't it?
\tlll Ul' llilntml .t‘l
\\tillltl llt‘, if our only thought itux for lllt‘ 1m >t‘lll.
litit we build for the future: “1- want in man)
frlt'lltl\ zi~ \\'t‘ can get: \vc “ant to make tlic incn'x ~torc
si-rticc complete.
'l‘licrt' art- (i luv iiicn who cannot pick from llll' \||lt‘ll
(lid cluthcs made by our Tt'iltly tailors.
'l’lm opportunity is t‘\])(‘Clilll_\ for than-anti it comm
simply to “ill lllt‘ill ilx fi'it-ntls,
I‘rtini tic“ Spring fabrics, \‘l't‘ will iiiakt- iic\v Sprint;
suits or iOi)Ct)itlS, ill tlic iii-w niodcls, for $17.50
'l‘limc fabrics illt‘ltltlt‘ a iiumhcr of fancy mixtures
at; ncw (is the grass that won will lit- springing.
'l‘hc} iiicltitlc such i’t'llitl)l€ standbys as hluc «‘ci‘gc
itl\\';t}\ in fashion and in good taste.
l‘hc tailoring vvc guarantee. Your <uit or cont will lu-
\i'ilhfilt‘lllry in in and linish. You shall decide as to that.
lint orders must he givcn onunptly‘fur \\t’ ill't‘ only
”hip to tiiakc suits at such .1 pricc for a Short timc. l.illt‘l'
our t.iilors il be toohusy to even look at u~ if mc mcu»
tion special price.
‘0 wisc lilt'll will he prompt .lllil pick quick ill"
l $17.50
Main floor rmr.
Warm bargains
for men
lit-avy gray shirts and drain-rs.
lair 51—85:.
Warm solid union suits. gray cotton, regular 35.».-
70 cents. ,"_
partly wool regu—
Stout Cull0ll socks of special weight, black or gray.
rcgular ll l-2c--lOC.
Right of Main strcct door.
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One dollar sends
machine home
The very first dollar paid by a member of the How—
land club sends a sewing-machine hurrying to her homc.
All the rcstof its price is paid in small amounts at
monthly intervals. The total of all those paymcnts is the
regular cash price of the machine. There‘s not a penny
extra to pay. ‘
The machine is sold with a specific Quarnnicc by tho
SATURDAY. III. II, igsl '
Howuum's
Lovliest of white
blouses have arrived
limp lllll' \Ullt .iiul nl.iti.t\ \\llll' l.i‘.\ll. '7
\~ qwtlcxx il\ Illt ~iitic.il.il-i \ ilw l‘lw T.” illitl i.ii‘
fut iiiurt- llt'iitlllllll.
f l’i‘t'u‘iiliiig titti‘uttitch tln‘ llt\\ l.l\l'lilil\ iii \lirm;
l'i‘t'xciitiii;r ilt‘llQllll-lll lill‘llllAN of litI‘.\ llt‘illll\ .iiitl
il.lllllliit‘\~ .iiitl \ttlc iII.i_\ l't' i‘uiiiliincil.
lii.iiitiittl
llit-rt' Lii'i- iiigmi ill‘~l\'ll\.
\\tilllll'till\ llllt' lllillllilil if. ill.ti'l\\
lm‘w amicztr Lllmli \tilllt'.
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‘lilllt' tillt‘i‘ .t llllIt' ill. ct liir
illit' lllllilllli \Ullt' li.t~ \‘.ltlt norm-,1
lllll tlit' \il'lllt“ .it‘t- lllltilt’ up of Illitil) llll_\ tlmzitL «if ilit‘
I'tixt' tint. 'l‘hi.\ is lllll :m mumplc— unil lll|\\ cliztt‘iiiitig!
~li lllt\ lll l‘Iht'
You \\ill llliit‘lllill miiic (if Illi lllt‘llli‘fl llLl\t' \lmrl
droves“ ililil that Olllt'l'.\ of tho [ift‘ilit'.\l ll;i\'t' lung \lt't'\t‘.\',
You \till nutc that cullnn may llt‘ lllllltillt‘i’l climly or
\\'()Tll gran-fully opt-ii. l~llil it \[llt'lltllil to hmi‘ ll‘t‘ \i-iy
>t_\'lt‘\ ()llt‘ tilt»! likt'>?
(ilihlt‘t‘ fi‘tiiii llll\ ('nllt't‘litin— .33 in $5.
,‘tt‘l illil flt‘ittr.
Try Krcmox, the new Enjoy a Victrola
Educator cracker. while paying its cost.
For $50, that qilciitlitl instrtt'
Krcinox is a i‘rackt'r mark of nicnt \'ictrol;i 1X will go to any.
”.0 thin ”Mk1.” and a mung “f home in company with a dozen
, . . , I2-lllCll 4l()lll‘lt"l.’lt‘t‘il \ icmr rcc—
dclit‘ious vanilla crcnm. ortls.
5 The Crackcrs arc of litluratol'i (It will curry, to that home a
.wholc-whcat flour lilctilli‘tl “till wonderful capacity to entertain.
high-grade "h“ml‘m" It will ofi'cr the sort of music
much that mcmbcrs of that home like
Dcliqhtful in flRVtIi’. of
‘ most.
food value.
music in
. , H, _ l‘ . , It will play that
i Refill?" i’rli‘l' 1* .le ll” ”11:6 masterly fashion.
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“1.1“ 3‘ . And it will do all this at smnll
cost and 93$“anle later cost.
: “0“" hascmcnt. .Umlcr the store's plan, Victrola
51X is dclivcrcd on payment of
l but $5.‘ After that a weekly pay-
'mcnt of our dollar is made. .
Handsome articles
for needleWOi’ker.
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; Could 'anytliing be easier? .P
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? lnthrucnr of stanipul mu Front bascmt-nt, J - .3.
soon inclutlcs practically all thc U .
intimate gariiicnts,——25c to $1.50.; nusual stationery.
. ~ 1 at 2 c box! ‘ :
l Dainty lllitlt‘r-gal‘lllt‘llls of pink. 9
crcpo (lo cliiiic.--—75c to $2.75. "English Null." 5
Statitpcd tom-ls of liiicti,——25c A fabric-finish paper of nice
to $1. texture and corrcct size.
In a box containing 50 crivea
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- BOOkS that Sho“ tht m“ ”0 ,lopcs and 60 shccts of pnpcr.
lchct stitches—«tor and 25c.
* _ , . And but 29 cents.
I Centers with matching napkmsw
‘——25c to $2.25.
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. Near Fairficltl avenue door.
Nice linen ccntcrs stumped for
Icyclct or Frcnch knot work, 54.
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.Women’s warm union suits now
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store that its matcrial and making arc first-class and that. ‘inchcs in (Manicure-$2.25 and $3.‘ . at 10W" price. .
it will do good work in any home. if it should fail. tht- i , ‘ 'il ' l ‘ .
storc stands ready to "make good." . Luxurious and too:1 dpi onl- hxcellcnt white cotton.
w- case of linen. licmstitc c , ’sca— q f h w 'md tour f
Each machine is quiet. efficient,easy-running. No sort ' ' - . ' ~ch 0' '9‘ Y . ~ L 0
of home sewing puzzles it for a minute "l‘is an cvcr- “Oped and stamped—$175 pair Imcdium “eight.
ready cheerful hclpcr in the home. i Dresses of chambray and fancy Flccccd so they have special
i‘nsscssion is easy. as we han- said. But an‘m— tgingham, completely made and comfort and warmth. _. -
learn just how easy—and see how splendidly Howland :t0 be cmbOl’let-‘d- $1299 2 ‘0 '2: chtilnr 75c and $1 50115..
machines do sew! . 1—31 to $150. . 59c and 79‘:
Third floor. Third floor. left nislc. rcar. » a ’
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0 LADIES' BATH ROBES WHITE AND COLORED STRAW MATTINGS .
PILLOW CASES _ o. .
2 COUNTERPANES PLANNELETSE HUCK TOWELS CARPET RUGS g -
o BLANKE‘I‘S SWEATlglrgOfi'f‘s TURKISH TOWELS SMALLER‘ RUGS u ‘ ..
: COKFORTABLES STORM GARNENTS TABLE DAMASK LINOLEUMS 8
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