At Lane’s
to serve on the Ice
cram. Fruit Flavors:
132 com ugnfilitlgltfiggurno summer.
OH YES
The people come and so, whether their hair is thick or thin.
A mule has Ionsidernble brayirlg power so just let that sink in
Nevertheless we are doing the business, and that is no sin
We have no grouch but work to win.
Come in and be welcomed by a grin.
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0...... UNDERTAKER 3 RAYMOND BROTHERS
M w. on... tones; Houofl, ens, i I Phone 113-3 137 Washington St.
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m" 33""!- 1 NEW nab MEN'S BUILDING l __________,_ _____5, M .
autumn" MEMORIAL FOR IIIR. KENEALV. l usctmmso LETTERS.
Goslin
Clams
for linking all Fryllla
THE SHOE EUSINEBS _OF THE
LATE I. H. GLOVER.
to Wall street, Fires District and 122
Washington street, Second District.
will be continued as formerly under
the management of Milton Elwood.
The Volunteer Circle of the Nor-
walk Methodist church. are planning
tor a Martha. Washington supper forI
Monday evening, February 212st, from
6 to 8 o'clock.
Judge John J. Walsh will be toast.-
mutor at the banquet of the Norwnlk
Lodge of Elks, at the Hotel Cliirord.
South Norwalk, Washington's Birth
tiny. on the occasion of the dedication:
.of the new home.
New Ictllord
Escallopes
Rockaway Oysters
All kinds oi l-‘resll.
Smoked. Salt Fish
Iona and Round
Clam
LOBSTE-RS
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St.
Free Deliverv. Phone rob
Mrs. Sarah 'I‘ollI-s, who has been;
spending several months at the home'
or Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Finch, hnsl
left to make her home with friends
in Norwalk. -
Caps, caps, O’Brien's. I
An examination of wouldibc barberI-I
will be held on Monday in the bar
Pohlnian. on Wash
The bells ol' the three churches on
the Men will not. be rung tomorrow
on account of the serious illness or.
Miss Adelaide Howell, eldest daughter I
of Rev. L. E Howell, or St. Piul's
church, who underwent a severe opera-
tion yesterday.
her shop of A. M.
innton street.
many Nor-walk people were
‘ went to the wall a short time ago.
V'l‘he Norwulk Club basket-bull team i
hold a short practice last night. in the ‘
Berkeley street ball. A large uum~
her or team candidates were present . walk municipal electric light plum slly of material and the wonders 0ft
and one of the best team in the city were last night dmussed at 18:13:15; worklllanflhlp that contribute. In met
is expected to Ibo organized from the gather with other routine
club members. matters
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The Toolmnkers' Minstrel Troupe or: “Buy 3’0"" derbiw 1“ ‘yBl'lt‘n'd-
the Yale .8: Towns tuctmy held an“
other rehearsal in K_c:u‘ncy's Band
rooms lustinlght, preparatory to star;-
:300 damages are asked in u an
ing a mlnstrel sketch tor the Red oalpcompanyuofllbthls 0“" by :‘denJlt‘cllml with this, Newark and 0,».
Men‘s carnival at South Norwalk, we: :11: Ellgpefilhwlitulf aggirctm: nngo hut makers have exhibits shou I
I 0 . lc - . l
I . .--. . I .. ' lll how I‘ll hats are lliltli, t Id -.
Qsturd'ty night qttmni'ord AdvoI ate {able to the 0 mon pl court, the R I I I min i l I
i
~«lollyo 20 mlnut marathon dance
Molt Clark. Fred Ferris and 'l‘lIonI- Sheriff Edward 8' Doulens.
as Jumes._ of Norwalk, will form II'
delegation to represent the local chap
her No. 746, Carpenters and Joiners ItmmberS. 0f the Norwnlk
it was reported this morning. that
Matters concerning the recent on-
larging of the ofllcc of the South Nor-
brought against the New England Cor
Iflrst Tuesday in March, were filed yes
terduy with the town clerk by Deputy
Officers, directors and committee
Country latest
Union, at the convention of the or lclub entered their annual dinner last
Resolutions Adopted by Fairfield
County Bar Association.
At It meeting of the r‘nirfield t'ouu
ty Bar Association in the County
Court House at Bridgeport. yesterday
foreseen. resolutions leudatory or the
public career of Hon. Michael Kc
nealy. and expressive of its condo-
lence because of his death. were
adopted and presented to Judge Ed-
win B. (lager, who was presiding at
the session of the Superior Court, ll)
be spread upon the Court records.
The resolutions were formulated by
,a committee comprising Edwin L.
‘Scollod, John E. Keeler and Judge
iJohn F. Keeling of Stamford, who
were appointed recently for that pur-
,posc. Mr. Scotleld presented them to
Lthe Association.
.ing's meeting. it was voted that an
lengrosucd copy be presented to the
family of Mr. Kcnenly.
l
ltbe resolutions
Judge (lager, who made a brief speech
lin the course of which he said they
lentbodlcd the sentiments not only of
‘Mr. Kencaly‘s associates at the bar.
‘but also those of the judges of the
man and admired his ability.
HATTING EXHIBITS.
Permanent industrial Display
Made In Notional Museum.
'thc hat trade,
,scqunlntcd in any way with the (lll't‘I‘I
I-onIIIIuI-tion of its headwcm
This menth two recently contplctedl I\.~. lhII llllt' “cut out she found‘
exhibits are announced.
The Newark Museum
,opened on February 1 to continue on
u til March 18 an exhibition of the tc\.
in chJ
the industries of New Jersey.
hits‘ fur to the finished IIrtiI-lI
‘I
latest pcrmunont exhibits in tho (ilvi
sion of textiles ot' the National Mu-
nro made
made for export. The exhibit is no.-
at yesterday mom ‘
When the Bar meeting adjourned.‘
were mounted to‘
Association
South Norwalk, Conn.
Adtertisrd list Feb. 12, 1916‘
Elbr‘l‘l 'i‘. lirusb, llgilIlund Aw.
it‘. ll. Gale, Gen. Del.
H. B. Johnson.
Mr. John S. Miller.
Robert 31. Mount, Hotel Muhackemo
Giuseppe Testi. (Foreign Return.)
ANDREW LEARY, P. M.
Norwalk Conn.
LIsI III unclaimed letteis at the Km-
walk [IonltIlllCe I‘m the week tlIldlllg
Gouus. Ztlr. J. J.
Johnson, 51le K. (103 East Ave.)
Newman. Mr. E. M
l‘rI-IIIiIte. Mr D.
Taylor. Mrs. Chas.
Van Name, Mrs. Currie J.
M. J. HOWARD, i‘.
TRACK WORKER DIES OF
JURIES.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. Isl.“ «Tony De
‘llos-s, who was hit by It train while,
I
laid linilroed two days ago died of
this injuries at It local «hospital yester-
i.
There are industries and pursuits!
losers :thut will not bear too close investiga-
when the New York Realty Company :tlou nor too complete a discminetlon
of facts concerning them. Not so withl
which may count it It
benefit when the but wearing public is!
I
in Washington D. C... Ollt‘ III IIIII'
Iseum shows clearly just how felt huts.
and includes many of the
styles as well as special blocks
gunizatlon. which will be held 0“ M0“ night, at the club house A large nnm Ionumnied with photographs illusIIIIt-‘I
day and Tuesday February 14th and her of diners were present, and the
day lit.» skull was fractured.
"lTHE WOMAN WHO UNDER-E
STANDS.
Ill.
\pplcton I
SIIIIIII-IIIIIIc slII nails to lllakt‘;
you “in,
\IIIII' soul In her tIIIII It'lhite
hands—-
gSIIIIIIIuIlII-rr lllt‘ gods have made
in: you
lllt IIIIIIaII who understands
llllll
l I~lIIIi to ii spur III despair”
Feb. l2ih. 19w;
lie-dicnt. John
t‘arI‘I-r. I'lIIIs.
t‘lsy, Mrs. Wm, Locust St , roar 400.
shoveling; snow in the local yards ot‘:
Connecticut courts. who respecipduw the NI 5 l'IIIk. New Haven and Hart
éYour icct trouble you. try a
I‘
pan of
‘RALSTON
IA style for every foot.
need no breaking in.
is4 00 and $4. 50
They
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GlOvers
ISTORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
gram-III
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NEW SPRING
IIISUITSo
$2.48 1087.00
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HEIUILT TYPEINRITERS -— L C
Smith. Underwood
Routines. oil
mote-.1014. routed
4"? reported. Rennie. h
per month. behind:
Ioltl et 85 per month.
JAB. DUNNILLV
I M loath Main Wool. um Nov-won
ITlte latest Spring Models
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l i llt urcck of his ship about him.
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air-—
l’mtnd llllll .‘illtl
gathered
llIc soul Ul llllll to her heart;
'lhc soul tlI ll had sailed an un-
charted sca~
hint
lm'I-Il
lTlIc soul that had thought ll) “In
and M II cc!—
The soul of which Sl‘ll‘ “as
part;
IAIIII them in tin dusk slII IrIcIl
to the man:
\\in your lmttleuyou
you can.
t‘llll'”
lllt \\ rod of his Ilt‘cnms~ ill the
The Little Shep
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“Md K. II. A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN 8T.I shins the Chiropractor a chance tI
lug scenes in a but. faCIOYY“.‘-Alilellt
d'
15th. at Danielson. Connecticut. Inncr was the best ever This din can Flatter.
‘ner was the regular annual function,
A Miss Frances Willard service will I just before. the last meeting of the di-‘
on next Friday afternon be held in‘grccmrs. Everyone went with fire in-l
the First M. E. church, of South Nor‘ l tentions of having a good time. and1
walk. Plans for the event were late they were not dissapointad.
at the meeting of the W. C. T. U. yes- ......— should be without a box of Mother This is the woman who kept him
lei-day. Mrs. Blotr. county president oil A clerk-cutj'ler examination “as 20”" 9““ POWGGPS for children, for! 1 rue to his standards 105‘
the W. C. T. U.. Will speak A 800131 held this morning in the council chum “”0 throughout the 39330“ They Vthn lOSSCd “1 the 3‘0““
time with refreshments will be en- Eber of city hall of applicants for con “Mk III) COIdS. relieve {Wt-Irishman. ! stress and strife
joy“ Imam“ Wm, the uptown post "me ‘constipation teething disorders, head lHe thought himself through with
I, A Daniel Keyworth was secretary and ache and stomach troubles. Used IbyI the game of life
At the home or Mrs. B. F. Andrews: the examiners were Charles J. Pres- “mule" for 28 3’93” The“ POWdeTSI \ncl read) to pa) the cost.
on West avenue. yesterday afternoon,’ cott and Elbert W. Cleric Those who new“ 1'3“ $010 by all drug “WM Vt atrium: and Ifuatdinii
Mrs. Harry G. Chutelt entertained the took the examinations were: Irving D. ’50 D0“ t “001“ any Sullstllule- Sam \‘VhlSpCl’lllg 5“”
members of the EDWOT’IJ! League of Gaylord. 0f Eastcamn: F. M. HEW- p16 mailed free. Address, Mother “\\'1]]"_\'0u can—anti
the First Mcthddist nmscopcl church. kinc,2ISt. John street; John P. O'Neil, 1Gmr 00., Leroy. N. r. you “ill.”
South Norwallr. The afternoon was 56 Connecticut avenue; '1‘. ances .
one of more than ordinary pleasure. lB‘ymes, 35 Chapel street; Charles L
Games were. played with a zest. pl'9t- Leonard, 16 Union avenue and Jay H.
ty valentines being the prizes. The Tymu, 19 mu- mg,
attendance was very large, over 50 be» ...—....
tug present. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close or the tun-making.
l Helpino and lIIIitIg and guid-
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CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY. I Urging “hen that was bestm
Mothers who value their own com- Illoldlnc' her fears in lIIdiIIt:
tort and the wafers or their children I Deep in her quiet breast——
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HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00.
Self Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying.
Go: Hot Water Heaters . . Since
Eddy Refrigerators.
I Inow‘IIoneSSIHotchktss
g. w.“ GA um&. Cm
and
and
—BA8KETBALL, MONDAY
night. DanlIury rs. Norwalk. Fourth
| game of series. Preliminary game and
dancing. Amory. Reserved sent
tery of a Mlnority' at Night." Popular
and at Dogon' 3 Lunch room. uptown.
This is the story of ageSW
This is the woman's way“
“7' Iscr than scers or sages.
Lifting us day by day——
Facing all things “lth courage.
Nothing can daunt or dim, .
Trending lIi'cs path whcrcch it
lead 5-—
Lincd with ”flowers or
with weeds,
But ever with him—with him.
Guardian, comrade and golden
—GlRLSl GlRLS! GlRLS!
24 dancing lessons. 35. Polley's.
choked
Securing The Future
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. -. . - Tlfgurhen who win are helped‘ “HST ARE “ll-”l7
, Today, when you enjoy good health, it would be wise by her. ' “WIS
to SCI aside a separate “USI for your family or others S'omg‘éllltff: She waits strong .in Hennrftntconttsca
.. whom youdesireto imburse. As trodes we will invesiéthis ~ ' Yl‘ilié’?! I" h” ......g WWI ‘ mwféil'fé’flm.
5 Thank Well the gods when she.
money in profitable securities and distribute the earnings as
you memo. is case misfortune overtakes you, these de-
pendent ones are well provided for. Trust estates can be
created with onions provisions as to :fnture disposition. ’
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comes to you——
The woman who understands.
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NOW FEELS‘ENTIREL’V. WELL.
. A. H. “Franc“. Zenith. Ensu‘wrltes:
' "I hid; more main-Int tack and
WCIIIILEGE
South Nomlk. Claimant-Ii. Tort.
Chester
...‘N.
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\im\\‘\‘m vikm
vb
I‘NN‘I ct: I
fSHOES"
80. Normlk ‘I
Dresses and Waists I“
could- mildly mus. «1 took- about two- PIMP! Ind Boner-owl Muchlll
, -_ ‘ ‘ .. . thirdsotumsoczoaoinmxggz Specialties.
I’ . . W Pills and now
The SoulI NorwulkTrufi ”any mam-d ":3ng am; unto W110
.. .. . it, . . "Vomit. mm or.
II. BuDBIITIIUI-IIIE
ALL. POINTS
IN
VIIIGIIIIA
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
J. M. Layton & Co..lnc.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. South Nonnlk
MINTZS
Specials in all
Departments
F OR
This Evening
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
BRIDGEPORT ......
Formerly known on Bridgeport. Ste-m Dyeing A Cleaning CI
Blik Drool-o. Glenn. Ilifltfll and use Gui-mm etc-nod:
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Telephone 4105. H. LYNGE. Prop. as out. 51.. Ifimm
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Our Ladies High Cut Boots
Are very stylish shoes
The Bronze Button Kid and the Black Lace Kid are two
justly popular models. I
T_ripleioe Silk Hosiery in all the popular shades
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
81 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE woe,
gm
GERMANIA Hill“
I M. FLEURY. Proprietor.
‘ EUROPEAN PLAN i
CALL us UP
end we will rush our trouble
man right mend when nonn-
thing like this happens in no!
home. it your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, poem
lary or worn out. have no mono
necessary repairs or metal! a
new system or
MODERN PLUMBING fl
JOBBINC A SPECIALTY
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Rooms 50c day, 81. 50 week Ind up
Railroad Ave. 80. NorwallI
W- v. M- .. --., _.
The NewSCIence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
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I Chiropractic 1. the dellnltlon oi the
lcruse or the disease end the art at
lsdinounz the same. Disease is caused ,
thy o wrench, twist“ or sprain tn the
Holmes RNASH
”fitting and Heating
out Even II done In childhood Tel. 1354.
it! creates pinched nerves end pain tr. ) North Mela at. 3. "mm
[our life in the didoront organs sou ', .
Chlroprnctorl remove the cause 01 ...... >~'~-—~-»— m
tissue and pain. health is restored ‘
through humanism: the nerve eye 3 NOTICE.
items in your body. Female troublctf W
‘given special attention; slim «III-um!" m. ”Iron C0
lot the spin. You will never regret O
PAYS
‘ help you.
1 Magnetic treatment- stven Also
I
T. Francis I). C.
it Washington at. 80. Mel-walk. Conn '
Graduate tron Primer School. or
léc III. For Rags
Notice thee lgns on the wag-on nod "
also get a duplicate slip {rowers
driver with our name and address '
before selling.
3 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK’
PHONE 441
It You [lave
Any Junk ‘
SELL S. Jafiee
IT TO
Sucrcssor to Wm. Emmi
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Ntrvnllr.
LOOK
l share profits with you by giving?
you the lowest prices on 15 years your 1.
antoed tin made into leaders, hand-I
Imade, pointed inside, tin rootlng.‘
plumbing and heating.‘
“Storm Tight" rooting, guaranteed
3 years 1 ply $140 per roll. 2 ply,
$1.65 per roll. ..
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water at. Phone 1106-122.
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THE WM. EFFRON C0,, Inc. I
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
COAL 3 Rowan 8t.
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Extracted without pain
Dr. J. H Mallory.
to South Iain M- South Not-want.
Hours: Ba. m. totp. m. 7P-l
m., to B p. m. Sundays by appoint--
meat only.
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WHAT you «can
is somewnere on our shelves.
shoot of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES ‘
contain that which is necessney s to,
inure your ills, give you strength not]
restore 1‘0“ health
Whether you prescribe tor nurse",
or set.
Physician's Prescription ' ‘
we can IIII it. Our compmmcui ’
pertinent is in competent mu;
, we use the purest times now».
The Norwalk Drug.
H. A. Mend, Mgr. _
I No. Mlln st. 30. “cranium
~Be Smells A
FRISBIE'S PIE ‘
.Made in the Cleanesl Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. '
Ask Your Grocer for Them.‘
Insist on them at your res-
taurants.
For Unto-date oorvlc‘e Call
FRED N. GANUNO.
» I
Funeral Director and lmbolmer
on» our Rm
TOIOphonG not.
H 80. Main It... ..80 Ncmlk
Norwalk Chronicler