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THE .1105 BUNNESS OF THE
cars s, H. eLoven. H
.40 Wall Mullins Distl‘lllt and in m M“.
;Washiagten street. Second District.
1V"! be continued as formerly under Wm .
the management of Milton Ellwood. “flaw” o ‘m
Wednesday evening. March let. the
annual dinner of the Norwalk Club All “M8 0‘ Ere“.
will be held In the Norwalh Hotel. 5 I e" San fis-
Norm Hurray. of Bridgeport,
was a visitor in Norwallr during the W and no.“
mm" am
LUBSTFRS
Anton Slommell. who has been see
iously III at his home. 23 Damp street.
is slightly improved.
Charles Hacomber. who resides at
Newsflbolasowearobhgth
RAYMOND
Phone I r3.3.
OBYl-S
W'Wmmnwmuotuam
smmmmmummmmm
I'obaveaouenehbetwuttbfl
Go-ehudbowoleaalsdbyagrin.
.aldtboilamgm, Your feet trouble you, try a
pair of
BROTHERS RALSTON
131 Washington St.
expanse cournsg'r cu RAIL-
sosn averse arm. to UN—
SIGNED.
“sun in the works” is the report
from the New ‘Haven’s headqmrters
concerning the contract to handle-ea»
press matter on the New Haven eys~
lean. ‘
Various rumors have been floating
about concerning the contract. It
was reported at one time that the
Adams Express company had lost the
contract and that the United States
would get it. Another report had it
that the Adams company had renew-
ed the contract some weeks ago. and
that the affair was settles.
Contracts between railroads and ok-
press companies were supposed. by
the general public. to be a matter of
“a gentleman's agreement" rather
'han an ironclad contract. Under
the new policy of the New Haven
road the matter seems to be‘destinod
for a diherent basis.
NOMINATINO COMMITTEE NAMED
SHOES
PROTESTS MMNST HIGHER x ,
A style for every foot. They
FARE.
need no breaking in.
$4.00 and $4.50
Glover’s
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
NEW LONDON. Feb. lir-Iore
than :50 or 300 Gretna voters packed
the town hall at Poo-mock to voice
their protests sealant increase: in-'
creaseluratee ontheGroton and
Ste-lunch Street Railway Co. lines
atra bearingxheld byline public util‘s
ivo- coynmlaa‘on It the town hall last
week. The fact that in spite of the
Marie which stood sin the way a
business and working men who nat-
urally find it dlillcult to attend after-
noon meetings. the strand-nee was
'conhtoc by hundreds. testifies to the
oml . N I ~
widespread protest which has arisen N_____k-____ be 0m“
against the ignored rates.
After numerous protests were
‘ NEW SPRING
heard from residents of the town, thel
:hearing was adioumed until February
‘23 at 11:30 o’clock at fiartford.
MATS RUINED BY DYE’.
$2.48 to $7 .00
...__. I
Danburv Manufacturer Reports Trow
_ bin. With Veoeubie Kind.
I A Danbury hat manufacturer slated
M u..- *-_m.. .'
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Old—-nillllll)I—LII£ 1
ALL mill" ’
1. llrclull 5
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents.
1. ll. Layloll & Co..lllc. ‘
REAL ESTATE Q INSURANCE
l Railroad Ave. South Norwala
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MINTZS
Final Clearanct
Sale
Youwillfindgrest bar”
a
gains throughout the
store during this sale.
"brim arm.
i ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing
---- BRIDGEPORT --- -
Formerly known as Monsoon dream Dyeing I. Cleaning Ca
am: Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Laos Woo-fleas“.
I'L LVNBI. "on as State 8!. Bridgeport
' Cold Weather Shoes
Good substantial footwear for men, women mid children, in. E _‘
eluding all kinds of Rubber Boots and Shoes. ‘
. Felts, Overs and Attics
& Cleaning Co.
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CONNEALLY
Bl WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwslk, Conn.
8t BRACKEN .
TELEPHONE‘iwo-R. .l ‘1 51
* J ACOBY’S _
lel-T TVPEWRITEIS - L. t
Cutbill’s
11 North Main St.
Free Delivers: phan- "*
New-ill Yacht clay. Mm... Mgr. this morning that he had recently had
in. u a. Held February 2., Eforty doren hats ruined bv vegetable
A special “sum of 111. Norwalk‘ dves. a substitute used for the import-
Yacht Club was held Saturday even- ed aniline adm- He said that n no
ing at the South Norwsllr Club. for culls; situation seemed now to rule
.——
GERMANIA soul
I. FLEURY. Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50: day, 81.50 week and up
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man out around Viacom.
thing like this happen loaders
West Norwaik. has purchased of the
Johnson garrze. New Canaan. an
Overland runabout.
There will be a regular meeting of
. the purpose or selecting a nominating. in ”I“ di'" ”dim"!- Imith. Una-tweed home. mysel-
gilt Birgit!“ 14:50. If: 10. I. 0- 0- _ ”m“ ' committee to propose officers for dial "The old legal maxim of 'Caneat ,‘ I I all I! RIlerld AVG- 30~ Norwaik PLUMBING
-. ion: t. in 6 so P001115 0n . t .' o ‘Det the b er beware: .
Wall ‘ coming year. The live members nam lamp or r 1 ll! is defective, nationalism. ’.
ed for this task were m Nul‘aecmsto bethe principle under which
’I‘ilomaa IIi'. McMahon. Lyman Enchant some Of ”16 dye ilrma ON HOW overst-
Irvlng C. Jennings and Percy w,’ Inc." said he “The dye firms in New
Mead. They will meet this week to as, York city with which I have dealt
range a ticket to be submitted to the bromine noihinr with retard to their
meeting to be held‘at the Hotel his-i DTMMW- Th” give no mummies nor
hackemo. Saturday evening, Pam", assurance that the dyes will be satla~
in?! or worn out, hat-um.
”Wu”! renal" or install 9‘
new system of .
MODERN monetize .
women A 8PECIALTY
Hollies ILNASII? ‘
"paired. Rentals. I-
per month. Inchin-
aeld at 36 per month
JAI. DONNILLV
" I00”! ".30 Guest. “lath More
III slum ill Ills IS
III III Sillill or on
but we are as busy as has in
South Norwsllt Club members will
have an opportunity this evening to
ballot for s nominating committee to
presents list of officers! or the near-
ing year.
The New Science
oarmmou or cmsorsscnc'
Chiropractic la the definition of tho.
nose of the disease and the art or;
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teases. solo. rants- I
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__.. ' impro 26th. Ifactory. In effect they say. "floral _
The St. Valentine's party planned. trying to ye our eye A meeting of the governing board’ they are. Take them or leave them. I. diluting the some. Disease Ia caused .
by Douglas Fowler oPst and the W0- semen to meet your need of was ”hel d previoull to the club met-ting. "Furthermore it is necessary to M! T 8 males. Spring “ch 3., . wrench. twist or ”run in til! l ”mu .
mn'iwrtfgn': £2?“ 3:35; 8183””- and the events of the past sessonl for the dyes in alliance tslid. before in sack- cm; l:fadone in :hildhog‘; :a‘::5:“"“l
been 9 co“ - creaea cs nervesan pain . .“
- . were discussed. it was the genml they 11!“! been “5‘ 0“ N‘ H N , .7
desihof John W. Crsw. ‘ ~ 0‘" _ oeuhst, optometrist opinion that the m, had been um I can dud outtjim is no redress at. . later life in the diil'erent organs ass. orth "fl” 8!. 3' ”Mi
._- m. d mm sync“) ‘3 sup?" most successful in a long time. and terwsrda will!” do not turn out all Drew and walS‘s labs i ""
A recent inmctmn b! “10er 0" . lot to all other plans for sans- the Draw...” r0, mt a...” am. right. tor the dye arm has promised Chiropractors remove the cam on __
finish: her“ 1°“ng ”mm: “1’“ ts: factory results to you and to equally as good. Commodore Jamea’notllini." disease and pain. health is rcstorsd§ ...._. .__._ " ‘ “ f“ “
[surveys are n a rem:he on n all us. m. O'Brien Is expected to be reflect-i throuh hat-moaning the nerve an I .
oi the hard ‘11“? W3. bf. mm ed {or another term. II he hlfl nmdel SHERIFF UNABLE To ANSWER . ‘ , you. [n .you “1 Fem.le U’O‘IDb' NOTIIOE, . ‘.
to reports. “‘7‘” rs will énaoefia‘: good during the last year. A large THII WOMAN'S QUERY. The L'tt'e Shop (iron special attention: also our-asun- .,
in'tholapalnnrm. ‘ T H A M E R number of new members were added M I K d. C of the spine. You will never regre m. {on
pectcd that some more permanen ‘ . . to the club roll. ) J.“ Breaker‘a Wife, APPONWY lgnor- . A. LAVEN be NO. MAIN ST, giving the Chiropractor a chance t. O
pavement will be laid at that time. Ocuhats Optometnats - out 0' gnaw. A.” About help m PAYS .«
Release.
County Sheriff Simeon Pesse thinks
Frank Carmaliuo, who recently escap-
led from the county Jail, is still in this
With Relative—Notifies Po- i country for he received a letter this
lino—Hay Prosecute. .morning from Carmalino's wife. who
MERIDEN. Feb. li.-—Glancing ov-Els in Italy. The woman wanted to
or a week-old newspaper this morn-s know whether husband would be re-
Ing, Mrs. Walter Guest of this city. ,4 leased. She said she had heard noth-
was startled to learn that her daug’s-‘_ing from him rwently. This letter
ier Sarah. 17 years of age. was mar-i casts doubt on the story that Carmell-
riod In Cheshire by the Baptistminla‘ no sailed from Canada over a month
tor to Albert Deherlssier,‘ a Merldenn'ago and wrote a letter from the ship
youth. mocking the local authorities. If
She had supposed her daughter was ,Carmslino had gone abroad he would
visiting at the home of a relative. surely have reached his home In Italy
Opticians
8? Atlantic Square, Ohmford, Ci.
Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897
PICKS UP OLD NEWSPAPER,
LEARNS DAUGHTER l8 WED.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. l). C.
M Washington 8L. do. Nonnllt. Coon
Graduate from Palmer Senna. to
Clarence Close, the popular uptown
young man. hassecured position with
the Southern New England Telephone
company. and has resigned his form-
er clerkship In the stationary store of
William P. Beers. on Wall street.
Ir. Closewill-talte up his new duties
today.
’ 'léc lb. For R393 5
Notice tiles lgnh on the wagon and .
i also get a duplicate slip from the ' ~
driver with our name and address
before selling. k"
a ROWAN 31'. EAST nouwatk;
PHONE 441 l“
Mother Supposed she Waa VIaltlng
HIGH PRICE OF GASOLINE.
~~|
LOOK i
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made. psinted inside, tin roofing,
plumbing and heating.
May Stimulate Market for Lighter
Makes of Cara.
NEW YORK. Feb. 14.—Prevaillhg
5.9.. iii-€943”
hide
WHAT ARE YllllR
uusurmsnussv
On Wednesday evening of this
week. the Norwalk‘CIuh will enter-
tain the members of the South Nor- high Prices for gasoline throughout
wail: Club in the farmer's quarters ”‘9 country are causing much specu-
on Wall street. No as: ”W will! istlon as to what the elfect will be
be slur. upon the sales of automobiles through-
..Tp_’e
Ii You Have
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be arranged. but the idea will A F .. .. , V f ‘
ply to give the South Norwalk men: out the ““11"" It 1“ ”comm?“ “1“ Mrs. Guest complained to the poliosgbythis time. ~ ‘ aficzfirTHs 5 :32“ in?“ “’33“: roslllmzmeied . , .j;
a good time Refreshments will be! ”m 3‘9“” °’ “mm" a c" ”“1 b9 and Gale! Bowen learns. he 83". “‘3‘. 3m” 93mm“ “dun" “mm msnnlfl. COLLEGE ”:35 9"" mill-y. p . M" y u _
served I considerably increased 31mm“ “9' In getting the msrrifige license In (file- .of this city'eacaped from the jail no women . HENRY A HEGELEIN 1 ' :
I I to an extent that will ailect the 1““ shire the girl's use WM NDNlBl‘WI' trace 1““ been found 0' either. Po» ANSWER Tmapqmsnou 56 Wate St. I Ph 9: .1108-12' SELL S J Li ' V?
. ' ' , ' ' have been ‘ . - " ° ‘ '-
Qn Wednesday evening. February with money enough w °wn a “3” as 21. He said Mrs. Guest probably _llco all over the country ‘ IT’TO . aim ‘ 1‘
furnished descriptions «the pair hov-
lsth, the pleasing Gilbert and Sulli‘
van operetta, "Trial by Jury" will be
repeated by request, by the same
matter the benefit oral. Andrew's
priced car. Taking 500 gallons as the! would have to take her compmm to
average amount required annually torI Cheshire.
a car. the dlflerence In the price of
gasoline at present compared with the
price a year ago will mean that the
HlGH SCHOOL GlRL.
ever. and the authoritier think they
will eventually be captumd.
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DIES IN TROLLEY CAR.
MERRIIZL (0MB
South Norwalk. Stemiord. Port
THE WM. shun—meg. Inc.
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK
Chester.
Heston. This‘littlesbetch was first
amm' in NM 0“ 1mm aerosol-his motive power. This will
27th. by a cast of local Miller "'1 not materially influence the wealthy
‘0 mt '33 its success. that Wilma-oer. but will tend to increase the
have been numerous requests made. demand for light cars and those using
to have7‘therulay“mm ml”?- the least gasoline. according to Inter-
!ormance will be given under the m in m9 m9.
auspices of the Boys Club. , ——-——
REA!» ESTATE COMPANY’S CASE
TO BE HEARD.
owner will have to pay 350 a year
.v." '.~. .. . \
. . g masons. Feb. 14.4mm of
Your “way f; evidence as to the solvency of the
~ American Real Estate Company, in
. 1915. in ltsappeai for a license tc-do
Honey cannot set 108* business in this mu will begin
' “01¢“: and i! 138! 9831‘? ', Thursday. Feb. 24, when former Sen.
’ Spent-when it is dePoSited . tor Charles c. 0. Cook. oi West Hart-
, in fin Pro. by“! ' ford, and Attorney Frederick M. wn.
' .it IS, mvwm llama or New music, a committee of
and bum-like w M the Superiorcoort for ammo coun~
m::x:\\i.~\,\;\\\¥$t‘i~' _
Run-down, Weak and Nervous Made
Strong by Vlnol.
For the benefit of South Norwsilt
school girls who overwork and get in-
to highly nervous. weak and .run-
downcondition. we publish this letter
from Dorris Coplier, of Forth Worth.
Ten: "1 go to the high school and
take music lessons. andbecame run-
down. weak and very nervous. so]
could not do anything. I would
shake all over and could have
screamed at times. and was really
unlit to keep on with my'studles
Mother purchased a bottle of Wool
tor me and within a week I was bet:
ter. and in two weeks I had gained
live pounds and felt fine."
it Is the curative strengthening
elements of the true cedllver' ex-
lilillllll BROS. GllllliE
l3 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave.
.’Phone 1528. South Nomlk, Ct.
sronsoe sun nsrslnma rose
womt Leeann-rm
Tires, Tuberond‘ Supplies. Prom-t
.. Miss a Feature.
STAMFORD, Conn, Feb. 14.—As
the early morning car from Cos Cob
stopped at a transfer point ill Stam-
ford’s business section yesterday, the
motcrman noticed that a passenger
was seemingly asleep. The men,
Daniel E. Scolieid. had‘ died while
reading‘the newspaper which he had
had In hishand when he boarded the
ear. Scotlsld wasahout 60 years of
GOAL 3 Rowan 8t.
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Extracted without pain
Dr. J. H. Malierv
163th Main 8!. Iouih Namath.
Hours: 9mm.toip.m. 7p.
m. to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint.
merit only;
age, and father of..one:oi" the motor-
men on the line.
AlthPaucaltefllO‘llll
“$317120”! THE HILL
3 pass. 25¢.
‘ HOMEZDESTROYED av FIRE.
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. liar—Fire at
midnight totally destoryed the home
at M. F. Hurd. in the Stratiield dis-
trlct. Five occupants escaped in
sight attire. Mrs. Hard, sick in bed.
was carried'to a neighbor's house and
~~ . Davey’s
"Be Smells A
cousin's; PIE
.Made in the Cleaneat Hunt
from the best fresh fruits
si- obtainable.
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Successor to Wm. Emir-n
‘ Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norman?
in ~‘.
Bill 'i‘akes. theCiIK:
“WE M=m~im noncom-
wmmmmsmdame, . 3; =1:
'Camlcmrtihnztolieamy may; .
Andthinmtnomoolruotim. ' ’ ‘
But whenshoieomulmsrm. the
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mm.m mom-m -:- -.
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theorems» snows-tel: '
And perlite as cambe— ‘ "-
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IIEIlIVll.‘ SALE?
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f: bills With ChOCkS, Wthh t". '1“ m1“ N" York to We £11011. nfded by m. woodman“. ,9. her condition is DOW critical. The A“ .Yourm fog Them; 038‘ “M' We. of Wflflip
.1 late “831 m‘ and 33’ Maud papers. ‘ “mm” ellect oi mm“. of iron loss Is about $6.5000iiilli M u. InstWodtilem-at your 1'.- S'ig'a wmwg 2:.“ BMW
72 "‘73 “mined P“ "“3““ M and beef paptone. contained in Vinol. 1°" 1' about 33.500- The “red! 8W finnflts- AILV towxrmcas to strum
of , ‘1 “mm"! mW- avsn FAITHFUI- “a. M u .0 m. m m pous to have started mm upra- ‘ waist-gunman" .
Hilly: Wampum” -_____ ”up mmMWBMOMM”oWI “reshu- ST . _ amhfiémw
; retold noise when ”my 4 m m h m coming the “m“ condition of Ilsa . .2!” . ORE ‘ Wilt” layer at I!"
‘1' mm“ earlier. and we as mus-tun so we” Gal or mas. 5.4.;
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