Taylord‘tGolden'
Telephone No. 1230
South limit. Trust Bldg.
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guests.’ (‘hief of Police Henley.
Chief of Detectives Hunt turd Deputy
Chief of Police Herman Schneider
w Bir— announced today after studying trans
' ' ' lotions of letters written in ltalian
When you ask the 980918 Of 501 found in Allegrirfl‘c room that they
"alk to help the Hospital why dont regarded as established the existence
0“ int'wtigate the “in, conditions (lit an nlttlclericai orimltzationtheideil
‘ ' ._ _ . y a “committee of ‘ teen," 0 w or
' 'n‘“ Mt here in town. ' t‘ronen' and Allegrilli are believed to
it is a known fact that only patientsl
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Fur OVERCOATS
5‘ lionpital. The rest have to suffer.
1 A case that will illuntrate this con-
Pldltioll is right here on the East Side.
iA family named —~. Mr. — of —— lie.
liters worked many )‘e‘dl‘r for The -—.,
' About scwn months ago he was sirloin
i err dawn and be has a wife, two daugh-
“re all that we have left 0' 0‘” : tors and two sons One daughter has
t-xiensive stock of h“ 005“- 3had consumption of the ribs, the doc.-
One 880.00 coat now $60.00 I tor uaye she has ilad 7 or it rib»; eaten“,
One 850.00 coat now $42.00 'tllv-ty and also lung on that side, anul
One 885.00 cont now $28.00
One 30.00 coat now $25.00 manage: to get around.
’ The. lnother is sickly, has had to;
work hard all her life. had it stroke of]
iapoplety two years ago and lay or i
[conscious then for two weeks. Since,
'tizcrl her right side has been partly,
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JOSEPH DAVIS
l5 Washington St. So. Nomlk. ’ Ulrc Mill works and malten 86 h.
. week. other sort works once. in a while.
lllldesl daughter married and has a
l lltby. .
Poms! for Norwaik and vicinityzl The father has always been a hard
(‘cl'erally {alt tonight and Wednee' worker and provided the best he could, .
tiny; rising temperature; fresh north at”? wwfblmng'h , .
“in“. Weather confidant Plans-1 . ow, hevrn mom 3 ago, (to to ex‘
. . , lact, last November) after a severe
ant weather prevalls this morning ml siege funds all gone the doctor who
all sections of the country. A long has treated family for years suggest-
ridge of high 9’95““ extends "“de to return some of the binder). rte
Washington southeastwsrd to Tour member the sole support of house is
turd another ridge exbendl from Tex- the boy milking 86 a week and 82'8
as northeantward to New England.‘ lurk. since. December, from the. town.
The temperatures continue low along They are too proud to ask assistance.
lllP Atlantic coast. ‘They were. below; the Doctor treating free. suggested
into this morning on the sotitltom the father go to boapltal ’Wllel‘f‘ a few
New England coast for the first time weeks might make him well enough
in two years. Freezing temperatureri to hell) 80PM“
extend as for south All Florida. Thai The Charity Board was asked to
temperatures are rising rapidly m‘senti him. They said yeti. but bowl!!!
the [western districts. Hal/1‘9, Morit.’ “1“" full, pel‘aletenlly me" we” asked
reported 44 above zero, which showed' “Dd always ”’st was full, male ps-
8 rise of 56 W mm" m, m, tlenta all this time were beinlr Ills-
" hour-n. charged and taken in daily, but always
__ ..__-~4, _- soul'- patient of A staff doctor. Still
' ' this man wan unable to get iii.
WEATHER A YEAR AGLI Finally the town Doctor was sent to
rx
' WEATHER FORECAST.
'l‘enflwratt'llfgp'AlYtiw 38' hi Nh "so” “kwmtmww' y"
. . , ‘ ‘ ' b " said “to hospital with him,‘ but same
5:). fan. ,old story, no room. There was room
- _\ tor luaw an empty bcd thou myself.
. L Three weeks ago the family doctor
: -uladt~ another appeal. as the mother
- curler taken to bod with heart failure,
' lseriously ill. The selectmiul said send
iboth to hospital. Neither are there
,. , _ ‘ -, 7yet and l have been st hoaplttil twice
. ‘N‘AMAM in past week and seen empty beds in
:. There will be n meeting of Mr. Val- bulh male Md fem“ WI‘W- '
iunt‘s class in the «Norwnlk Methodmt‘ This use is most deserving in the
church, tonight. whole town and yet the least regard-
} ell. All the East Side know of them
i A sewing meeting of the Woman lend their condition and an appeal ov-
onlld at Trinity Church is w“ er here for help for hospital will fall
held. this nftemoon. on deaf ears until conditional at the
' lionpllll are remedied. it is a private
Volunteer-Circloot King's Daughters institution for a. few favored doctors
pill holdn Martha Washington supper and we all know it.
in the hall of the Norwalk Methodist‘ Don't take my word for it. intesti-
EDiSCODiIl church next Monday even-l gate, (nil up their family doctor. Dr.-
ing. Supper will be served from 6:30 —— or the East Side town doctor. orl
ill 7:30 o'clock. inr. — or any chttrlty board, they all.
know about it. i
Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Otherwise let the doctors for whomI
the monthly missionary meeting of the the hospital i. run support it, they 5hr .‘
Woman's association oi' the So. Nor- otrouch out of it in personal favors. ,
y‘alk Congregational church will not Yours sincerely. 1.
hold with Mrs. John H. Ferris, or‘ ’
West avenue. The feature will be thel
address by Miss Stella Jordon.
will discuss her work in Utah.
cht Monday night will tree the first:
who North Hudson team, of the interstate"
lbeague, at the Norwalk Armory. linedl
|up against the first Norwalk quiltlette.‘
North Hudson is the former Kingston;
team. which won the first half league
A get-together social will be held
llll’: evening, in the Parish'fllonso of
llm Norwallr Congregational church. championship this year. The North:
it -” the men 0f the DafiSh- Rev. L. F. ‘Huduon team will be composed of I
it try. of Stamford, will address the Bruggy, Iienschel, Tome. Barger and‘
”INF-ling. on "The Men of the Church”. Johnson, who compose the best pass-E
lit-l'l-oslrnrenis will be served, and a big ing team in the entire league. John-i
time. is expected. -son is also the intent forward in tbn
"' 1 lat tlel--‘
MERCK'S game today, his record e d ng l on
true. Norwalk will appear with tho
Phosphate of Soda '
l l s i ht' n e.
Full Pound 156. 1 ,same lineup as u a t rig 3 ga l
which is good enough to play any
:team in the world, according to tho
loplm'on of the fans who witnessed lttst‘
’evenlng’s contest. lNext Monday's
game will be a. tussel worth watching,
in which the public will have the op
portunity to see some of the best,
i players in the world in action. ‘
Rev. Dr. Van Doren will give the
Idiot of a. series of free lectures on
['"l‘he Power of Thought," Wednesday;
evening. at 7:80 o'clock in the Fll'Bl;
Stillson-Poweil titlroomtion
‘- PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST‘.
32 Washington 31ml
South Norwnlk. Conn.
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Strongest .
Foundation
Thrift is the strongest and
surest foundatiOn to all
financial success. No great i
“33%?” exist if it disre- ~
in, s is important virtue. . ‘
Start an account now with ' There IS Plenty ‘0‘
ns' and become thrifty. '
4% INTEREST PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
rile Pane’Ilr-t Co.
New stock is Magnesia!
min-mm on both
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’pal’t of lung on other side. She will? ..
! Baptist Church. Norwnlk. .year‘s foot comfort for only 25 cent‘r.
. Milne sun to delight our pstrons.
I 'gssr-ntlss "is,“ nut “larynx-monon- the city.
NNDNDND "M23?
have been members. The police a“.
ofa few favored doctors can get in the Marching for Crones, who is a foerhildi‘en were reported cared for durr
liter usiistant chef at the l‘nirerslty
t illb. Allcgrinl is in jail charged with
conspiracy to commit murder. i
The police werc guarded ill making:
public the contents of Allegrini's cor
rceptlrrdeilce, but it was stated that
plans and specifications uerc found t'i
St’Vt‘f‘dl large downtown butldirlga lli
(‘hit-ago, which, it is said. ll‘uJ lll‘:‘ll
lllkll'lit'd for destruction by tile cum
llllllt'P. 'l‘lrcsc included the People?
Eats Light tutti (‘tl‘ne t‘t-liiputy bum. i
trig, one of the largcu illllt't‘ brilltiin, ‘
. Chicago, the lilruln [Miguv t‘lclt
l‘tl Ft‘dt'l‘nl Building. J
The attempt to wreck Si. l‘olrlch‘ l,
ltomltil (‘atllcdrni (‘hurch ill Newi
lurk, a ytar ago, aim is built-Hail
by Captain Hunt to have been a part:
ll" the illit‘gf‘tl [lot According to tilt-
.it-ttcti\'e who did the translating, (‘t‘l'
mill leader's lll ti conspiracy which is’
said to be international ill scope httvel
headquarters irl Home. llc addci that i
‘lillllt‘ of the letters contained dctalied‘
ticscriptiom of bombs used by tht‘
conspirators. Some of lllcse, be said,‘
were designed to wreck buildingsd
others to kill policemen, and still'
otherh to spread death among church
goers, "when they are walking away
from church, discussing the ht‘l‘lllull.";
Names of the “committee of fifteen" l
are said to be in lbc bandit of the’
police. and it was predicted that the
arrest of some of the committee mom
lwl‘h‘ wotlld bc lllt'ldt' before night.
t‘hicf of Police Hunt has communi-
catcd with Nashville. Tenn., Saiida,
Colo.. St. Paul and St. Louis, in hope
of apprehending Croncs in one of
those cities.
i’olice working on the cases point-
ed out today that the illness of fifty
guests who attended the Knights of
('uluntbuu banquet on October 2 last.
might hare been due. to the nctivitien
of the alleged conspirators. At first
it was believed that the illness of the
banqueters was caused from ptonrtilu-
poisoning, btlt discovery of the plot
to poison guests at the Mundelein din.
nor hits given strength to the belief
that. the illness of the other banqueo
err-i may have been due to a similar
plot.
in connection with the alleged plnntt
of the conspirators to destroy public
bulldlnga and church property. police
records show that two score or more
Chicago churches have suffered tire
losse- within the lust fanJottrs. Al
the dioody Church. it was said no'
less than six ilrett, said to hsvo been
of incendiary origin. have been dire
covered and extinguished with small
loss during the last year. Other
churches ill which incendiary fires
have been discovered include Grace
Episcopal Church. which was de
strayed September 26 last; Oakland
Methodist Church, Narwood l’arlr
Methodist Church, Auburn l'ark lit-lil-
odiltt Church. St. Sebastian's Roman
Catholic Church, Evangelical Luthtr‘.
all St. Nicholas Church. Trinity lie-
t‘ormed Episcopal Church. artl thrce
Episcopal churches—St. Chrysontoln's
All Saints and St. Alban's.
One of the interesting dcvclopmcnta
in the case yesterday was the finding
of a letter in Allogrlnl‘s poem", in
which reference ’was made to a lll‘ltl
collected for the widow of Gtotnno
liresci, who assassinated King liullt-
hurt. of ltaly. Subsequent develop-
ments hate led the police to belit-vc
that Clones and Allegrtni may have
had knowledge of the plot to assassin
tilt: the button monarch.
There will be a meeting tonight of
the Norwalk Building, loan and in-
vestment Company.
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dbl-{ti Alto
Aching or Tired
Nov --"TlZ’?
"Tiz" for Tender, Puflcdlup,
Burning, Calloused Feet
and Corns.
People who are forced to stand on
their feet all day known what sore, ten
tier, minty, burning foot mean. They
use “th,“ and "Tiz" cures their feet
right up. it keeps feet in perfect con~
diticn. “Tiz” is the only remedy in the
world ii at drawn out all the polsonoual
exudationa which put: it pure i‘ect andl
cause tender. sore, tired, aching feet.
it instantly stops the pain in coma.
callouses and humans. It‘s simply glot
ioue. All! how comfortable your feet
feel nitcr using “Tiz.' You ll never
Use
limp or draw up your face in pain.'-
Your shoes won't tighten and hurt
your iett.
Get a 25~cent box of "Tin" low from
any druggist. Just think! it whole
Room in Our New
Store
Tommlhdlofmmwlhomtndyuing'e.3
daily and the splendid light Ind
Our ‘
Day Nursery
audits
Wor k
The regular monthly meeting oi
the directors of the Day Nursery Aa-
misting was held in Grace Parish
Hall on Monday. February 1-1, 1916.
Routine business was transacted. 249
mg the month. ()wlng’to the prova-
ll‘ntr of “burning touch the attend
time was .‘lllhlh‘r than u<ual.
The annual lllet-t'lllg occurs on hinu.
.dgy, Malt-ll liilh, 1916, and all litelrr
here of lllt‘ annocirttion are urged to
attend.
The following gifts have been lt'
(‘l’ll't’ill
3lr> lltlllrmiri', nil stow: South
Kuwait. I tillgll'tuilltlltal church.
food; Mr.- Elizabeth Miller Hunter
t}v(ri:f.:cftl\\l'. toys; Tl‘llli')‘ church
food hctcral times; Young Men's
Club. ’l‘rlmty church, food; t‘hrigtmn
Elldtrttol South Norwltlki
(‘orlgregatlonal church. food: Kind?
“'ortlh t‘il'tic, Noi‘wallt (‘Ullin'l‘t'L'tllltlnD1
.‘tll‘ll‘ly.
a] church. jolly, Cereals, baby yard,
Grat‘t- t'lllil‘t'll, toys, cereals; Mrs. Van
Wart, clothing, jelly; Mrs. A. Seinkr
net-ht, i-lcd, jelly; Mrs. B. Bil. Arl-
iirewt, ltlll)ll‘.~‘. Mrs. T. Robbins. and
Mrs. MCDM'nlOll, canned fruit. crack-r
era, apples; Mrs. Munro, magazine;
Mrs. t‘hl'ihtlttn Swal'tz. ton of stow
coal; .‘ll‘n Ambler. valentines Mrs.
Frank Lauder, trope, tacks, etc; Mrs.
Chamb’lisa, leCKlngrl: Unclm Tribe,
Red Hen, food: Mrs. W. J. “Wu,
milk daily: Whittsoever Circle. South
Norwitlk Congregational. mlly daily;
Norwitllt Congregational, milk daily:
work for month; Mrs. John Ferris.I
another oncvbalf ton of coal.
Reports reaching this city this
morning were to the edect thst in
anclrvlllo and vicinity thermometers
early today registered it degrees be-
lmr zero
A pluylot. The New Cltisenabip.
wrdtien by Percy ‘i’vlscltnye, a member
of tho Sill-ermine colony of ruins
and writers neu- this city, Wu recent-
ly produced lby-aolrool children in
Public Schoolfi‘NOL 15. on the lower
Dist Side, i'taw York. *
The 'lfiilside lionlin Pigeon Club
will on Thursday evening of this week
meet at the home of Albin Johnson.
til lllllside Place. Officers will be
elected, prizes awarded. a new chic--
ping crllo ordered andI other import-‘
ttnt matters will be considered. The;
club in moving along font. and several
new members are to be taken in soon.
There will be a special meeting of
the city omtncll tonight. The corn-
misoionorn of all three districts will
be present at the meeting to definitely
settle the mailer of fire apparatus
transform. 'flie appointment of the
new momberof the board of education
will slao’bo considered.
HosPerL noras.
Mrs. H. Hipson, of 9 Sellilltle place,
was admitted yesterday. ‘
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Mrs. Florence Stabell. 4 North Trry
101' avenue, was admitted yesterday». '
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An Illinois grocer has carried a
potato with him for thirty yenrml
and he has been free from rheumnt'
tism. Also from leprosy and house,
mnld's knee. It's wonderful how‘
those things work—Cleveland Plain!
Dealer. . l
cur THIS our-41’ ls wonrH'
MONEY.
Don‘t miss this. Cut out this slip.
enclose with so to Foley & Co., Chi-
cago, lll., writing your name and ad
dress clearly. You will receive in re-‘
turn a trial package containing Foley‘si
Honey and Tar Compound, for In-
grlppe, colds and croup, Foley Kidney
Pills, and Foley Cathartlc Tablets.
Sold everywhere. "
~Advertise your wants in no Ever
NM
HOWLAND’S
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Bridgeport, Conn. Tuesday, Feb. r5, 1916.
Sale of lap silks in spite
of a climbing market
Mcrt‘hartta arc law to fun; tvllli t‘UlltlllltJllb Ulllit'illtl of l.\ tilt prcscrlt
, ‘ . gt'llt'latlilll ll "7
is guttingr harder and lir'll'tlt‘l’ to imtl llicl‘t‘liildltllxr‘! - ’r
This is the fact about practically any sort of Hit rt‘ilarlti w. ‘i‘htrc .rlc :rirrlmt lltl t-x—
trillions. . ‘ L i h l‘ K..- , ‘ f! .
it is its two of things lllt‘ltlt‘ in .\lrtcrit‘.t in of tltmc ll\llilll\’ lltlpttrtt-tl. 11 iv ax ll‘ttc of i
~taplcs as of fancy things. 'litcrc >illl|tl\' Illi])t‘;il‘.\ to bcul llt't'ltli’il \hm'tzluc. -‘ ’2"
Just think of lllilillililt‘lu"t‘l'.\ :tlrrl \tlltllt-Nalt-rs saying: “If \ttll \tltlll lllt‘l‘t‘lliilltll\t‘, bct—
tcr give us your order. \Vell 'lllY to titkc carc of you ll0\\. ch, \tlu'il bow in ])Ji\’
our prlt'c, \X'llt’lllt‘r you like it nr not It l~ll‘t :t (illt‘~lltlil of price; it'~ :t (lllt‘\llllli of
ability to furnish the lllct‘t‘lrzlntlisc"! ' , I =
'l’llcrc may bc good rt‘itS Ills for thl~ >Illl£lllull. 'l‘ltcrc mat lll‘ ill) l't‘flstllls :it all. ,3?
I . . . ' . '. n n . ‘-
but it IS the situation. . A . . a I 9 j ‘ , , .
Yet the store announces it~ rllitl»\\'ltltcr sttlc til llitpiillt‘fl‘ silk and [Il't‘nt‘lll< values » g.
of tile lllgll stailtlllrtl \tlilt‘ll lmt'c lrccn its feature for yours! , K '
Mid».\\'irrtcr Almost cxa‘tly. "lie. just cight \vccks blilCt‘ \\irrtcr was officially ‘ -. ,
llfllt'l‘t'tl ln. 'ltt‘lll ~bc five w '('l\.\ till Spring is formally announced and ovcl‘ ltlrlc till i
lullalt‘l'. \cs: tlrls ls truly a llllrl-\\'irltcr sztlc. w. «u... ,.'. i {l
.'\ll(l of notably~Surrllllcr<ilksl 'l‘ruc enough. lint—what splendid sewing-(lays l
arc ahead! And how excell lit tliosc suirtlrlcry jap silks are for under—garments. And . . . 4 “ll
what-comfy wnlsts they rnak- for indoor wear at any season. No illtlcctl: lep silks arc v. . , 2
not hurried to sutllrrlcr—thcy are true service at all seasons: , l 7,
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Here areasplendid variety—splendid value—-—in large quantity: . . ii
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White Habutiu White and black duck V ll
. ‘. A
Jr inch 23c yd- 2
~ , 2" inch—— 6 c (1- ~ -.
27 ltlcltr— 40c to 80¢ yd. I 9 ‘y‘ ' ‘
6 inch— c to god 6. . ~ ‘. ‘ H ' .. .
3 ‘5 y to lllCll—-‘ 90c yd. "7 ‘j
Waterproof black . '_ ‘f‘ “- ; _..~N
Natural pongcc unique in * ‘, '1
:7 inch— 50c, 55c, 69c . a. ._l .1;
36 inch— 80c, pm, St wcayc and weight, 32 inch—59¢. ~ ; t.‘ .1 , ',
A glorious gathering of kimono dike; gorgtmun \t'rtlr illt‘ hut-s of the sutisct, live with ‘
unique patterns of thc Orient—10 inches widc— , ' 59c yd; wt... » . i“,
”Willeady Tuesday at the stroke of 8:30. . A .,
. the
m3.*~ "'iisk‘ ,
‘1 ' fl't I fit
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Maul flour rt'ar. \l
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A. Howlatld machine stands ready . 3
to serve you—and for $1. -_ "
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For every sort or home scwrng-dcpcnd on a llowlnnd machine. it will not fail. ' .' . by”,
For easy scwing—llowlaltd machincvis itlcnl. It runs quietly, smoothly and with lit; N T' ‘
tlc effect. lts ball bearings and scientific construction give this case. ' ', ,., . ,
Each machine is staunch and true. Each is built by cxperls. Each prcscnts the late
improvcttlctlts in sowing-machine building. Ml
‘Ilowland sewing-machines arc liigh-gradc, but lo\\'~pricctl. That is simply because ~ .~ ..-
“’0 buy for cash in big quantities and sell on the Close dry-goods trlargln. -_ ,
Their regular cash prices are from $15 to $30, according to style. These are their» - 31 _y
prices now to folks who join the llowland club. But such folks pay that price lll small 4.; - .
monthly sums. They pay no cxira charge of any sort-just the rcgulttr price. _ ":3 .I .
With payment of the first 173-32"
Machine is tlclivcrctl as soon as :t ltlclribcr is mlnlittctl.
:trrlo'unt, one is :i mcrnber. And llllll first amount is
l
.’ rm' v-»r‘:'-"'- ve- "
lW‘ y I . , i
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;r Hon-land ntachinc; just for its help in the spring sewing.
bib—it makes it socasy to get a Howland
tmmnmm. . .3
t orrc dollar.
It is worthwhile to gcl
It’s \t'ortli—tt‘llilc to join the l'lowlttnd C
machine. . --
Third floor.
The [lowland Dry Goods .Co. ' A > 123i
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3 MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE ,, -
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2 snows AND ) CHILDREN’S coA'rs WASH FABRICS FLOOR covnamos ‘ 3; -
9 pr’LLow cnsos ).' LADIES“ BATH ROBE’S. WHITE AND COLORED STRAW MATTINGS ,_ .5, ,, .
z ICO'UNTERPANES: ’[ “A"Ng‘fg'figs ,Hucx TOWELS CARPET RUGS ' "a r
a BLANKETS- ' SWEATER COATS » TURKISH TOWELS SMALLER RUGS - y b ..
g couronrasms srotm cannon-rs TABLE DAMASK LINOLEUlWS. - - 53 1 .
D“ All of Above Prices .t Attractive Prices. ' , . , ,_ g .
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