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E. K. ‘BANKs
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Normal“. . _. . ; Final Clean Up
in
E RV l C E ’Broken Lots of Men's Overcoats
at HALF PRICE.
l 815 Overcoats .. $7 .50
DONNELLYS S18 Overcoats » $9.00
$20 Overcoat: $10.00
Viclrola Parlors MEN... 3.00 and $3.00 HATS
2'. South Edam Streer 950
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’i‘i:.. . :- many a? “on. on lililltl :tt‘ ‘
the ! I‘<"i‘i"'ofltl Marv wining l mnnauy.‘ (Continued from Sixth Page).
'l‘le'nc.~ arr TLlolllnL‘ :It the t-rwmt iiine‘
:ii l‘lw lath r_\.
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'l'utlvdtl Mrs. thttard Dunn, 01‘
Biotin-«31 avenue, tonight uill ‘ie the‘I
Ilm~tr~~ (i) members ot‘ l'Tlt‘ndililp An” ‘ 1“ . 1“" ““5"“:
aociaI-‘mt. No 7, I'llulTli iii-reds llliU llt‘l' sons. and bt'lI
”.0- ’ltl Athenians hetiei i‘hrletiam, and
A number of local telephone opera- better defeinlen oi the Star Spangled
. turn are {running in attrnd, toniorru . ‘iltumet. ate 00min: liom thew llT'dl~
'. night, the annual dance to be hell by of tin church.I
the Neu Canaan operatora l Primitient Wilson cull< to the man-
q“ ‘ iiiootl oi thi mainly in their unlti
Eti‘numilman and Mrs Hai‘i‘)‘ \v «and 5.”,th u, 11.. .- no“. 0, .1 Emu
.ii‘luther.»aro quietly celebrating their crisiv, and I}, may be mm. of n“. N”,
seventwmlh woddina “mutt-“"1“ at51i0ll oi the t‘illiollt‘ \mericuus :11
their have on Garner street.
dhiclmtghum ion \\ In. C will hold to America.
an all «rim meeting Thursday. tho flrl‘l
session being a sewing erosion and the
afternoon a business meeting. nill bu
[if-Ill in the headquarter“ in Red Men’s
Hall, m Alain street
A it; C ll]0_\il I10 binhda) and mien
tine iIIrtt. n u hBlI grammar 8‘. U19 .olu’il .
gnaw.“ \ll-“a Norma- Film at a] (5,.1. In closing. Rev. Keel‘e made all“
\Tt’rt‘ tontinncd. where the country ex-
pt'vlt‘tl to uni men to man hei ships
. nh‘nid ire-ct , in b01101; of Miss {‘1ch ‘M‘Peal 30 t1)" ”“9” ill b" wonky (Highliflsl
Ielghthhrthdu. A numbei of thelt «HIP liq“? MIMI 0 American harlot; '
,g'r‘l‘l -l1't‘4uul.~t from Hiiiuide, wag? pro: ism, tiue defenders of the ting undo
eat ltvtrlI‘hii. out~ “ere 'zerie Jand it the nation-'ln all. to be loyal. l‘alth‘l
v—m w j-ihi vie ntteruoon an) poem.- in land patriotic American citizens
:‘pulnrdn‘, the state boa d of exam-
leis we :1 number of tippliciinla' its just due.
. lbwnah their once: in the barbell The next Spt'fll‘t’l‘ of the evening
shop of A .\l. Polllltlilll, on \‘Vttshing-‘wRS [1“. Hon (I'M; A.lllli‘8110.lll may
ton street. MPM‘TNOU’ ‘0 “‘1‘le"; or of the City of Norwalk. The may;
'them “WM?“ i” engMP l“ ““5”““5 m‘ or said that it “as distinctly nomi-
work foe harbor: in this state
' . make :1 real hpt‘ct‘ll. and that be
A l“. Huntington, sun 0t llr and Mrs.
S. M. liIttIll'iKlun has had remarkable
33100th as organist and musical direc
tor ol‘ the ”organ Reformed church.
.lcmy l'ity, .\' J.. during the past
year. and has been reingagcd t‘tir thi‘
t'lilii‘iiu. tear. commencing May lxl.
The Sentinel. some little time ago.
learned from the records of Town
(:lt‘l‘ll llvl'lltIl‘l R. Smith that in this
cily the young ladies did not avail
lliiInmlI of the ancient and honor-
able 11431” which ari- their due dur-I
and that ahzebiu is that branch 0
nvers which were handed in.
i111: in .13 your. A: it result ol‘ this
ini‘otnmlzon heinn published. Beau
llruiuiuay. in the New York Tele-
;-..tph. mitt-a till.‘ dig at all (ii (”on-
nmtu u ;.\. Ctiliiit't'tit‘ul nexupnpcr
rzii's Imp year doesn't improve (‘ll-
pitl's bti~inI-s.~i. Connecticut is a small
stat-I. and must of the m'c-n are ling“ 11
to all oi” thr- women,"
motto is still. litm'erer,
ly anything which he will start.
ACTION ls NATURAL
P. S. Meehan. Hancock, Mich.
writes- “l have given i-‘oley Cnihnr
tic Trultli-‘IIS‘ ll. thorough trial and can‘“"“ ‘3‘““3 l“ “”010" the Oldmam‘
poclmaty slate they are the beg tlax- in regard to this matter, the reply,t - 3 I
alive 1 ever used, Their action lg‘Cttme back in the form of an intitu- l
thclnf the evening, well-known for his
natural. no pain or griping. and they". “011. Which DOWN." YPQUOSIM
,i‘ioiii Atlanta to ilit' ri'll, and it blazed
.011? to ll\t' former. 111 the words of.
ii the nit-m i’hil Sheridan. in 'l'um.
'tioy», turn. tte'ie going back‘" ’lli >
which the- t‘ntliollt'
Ithough tlieie :iie ~oiiie ml 11 who dart i
no sat that thet (‘atholic is a menace.
Rm. Keefe also touched on the race
suicide question and asked it this evil
Innd to fight. in liei :imiirs" This is a
piobleni which will soon have to bet
great outburt of applause, wliichwnsI
nutcd in the bond that he should.not .countrv
mathtIinatit‘s which we use when We
(imit‘ know what “'0 are talking
about. These. are only a few of the
many startling and informing .in-
'i‘hn mayor stated that. during the
four months in which he had been in
politics. lll' hail ietuneti that “all is
not cold which glitters." and that all
men are not what they scent. HTS
"the worm-p 0“ in Europe is a crime in the sight
oi the city." and he believe-s that he
has the support of the people in near-I
Tlltl‘ica' in this time of strcss. This flag!
mayor also said that on one occas-
ion ol a prominent citizen receiving
a notite from the Street Depaitment lllOllLlll. “‘09 “9990" “n“ ”“0 "0‘99““:
to clean ofi his walk as the mavor and it will stand loreier in the name
9 of progrms jiistiie and human ”her-5
momma-3mm
cm. W m but-ll. all
M that lbr mm W uu’
attitudinal “than hmboun
ton-p I out at in. tune Thb In.
a home uhtp‘ and mum at “polo of
all u .v .1 madlwnw l'ptm
I; ,..~. .. tuna. lII in Plus? lhl‘
um“! um,- :Imie awe-l the- ('llIlI-Ih
”t w. mun to .-utv;:urt him 1!. his‘
mark. and that lil' would Ans-ire them
that he would not itrl their support
tor ariyililizu tliui ua~ not I‘lt‘an. hm! .
urahlc and llulllt‘OuA E
The niayoi Via.- heartily .tpplaudedfl‘.
’lhe next :iic‘dkel oi ill: exerting
wa~ then introduced lit-t l: 1‘, My
Gregor, oi the Fir-I Vollrjl‘t‘gullttlllil
t'hurth lte1 Mi‘Lil‘t‘gtIl‘ ooh for ll]:
iupii, l.lllt‘tilll.“ and he .ez'txlnii did
ju>lire to the great that: lira Mt
IliI-rwi' spoltc lllUnll‘) on il'c— wonder
l .1 personality of the 311.111. Iii lib lila-
11. the law Hill“: 01 llllllulx .<.11d hi.~
:il'urgles a: the head oi thI nation
l.i11tIt>lii'.~ ltl'e ill the luv. court: w.»
t-.~pt't'1ull\ intri’eiinh il.‘ told by ill-t
\itiireuoi uho llt‘Itl‘lllt‘d tlH‘ 1:1“:th
mank lillJUI‘n, at)l‘l’t)“'> and ll'l‘lllllfllh
ill a very llilt‘l‘i‘slllli: manner He
woke oi’ Lincoln's great dwii‘e to:
learning, and of liii- t‘iiIttIrininatioii to
make liiinwll' master ol’ hi» :~Ul)lt‘1l
In summary, it can only he m’lltl. that
llev, hit-Gregor told in a manner
which held l11~ nudienrek rapt atten
tion. of the simple life of Azbrthani‘
Lincoln, Sailor ol’ the lnion. Them!
plat ul’ Democracy
The next speahtr “it: the Hon
Iliouwr S. (‘ununincn oi Stamford. the,
Smirk Attorney ‘
i‘m the unmet-[h time at the an ,
ntiai banquets ol‘ the laillOliI (‘,luh
.Vli'. t'nninnnga arose, and 111 lllh quh
tone made the same remark that he
it.» made for the past sixteen )earsi
on these ()L‘til~lilll.~‘, “W ell b0y> hen E
Ewe ale again." 5
. The-tie tau word» met with lie‘ar'i):
llaughtei and applauw irom thecmmi
oi‘ bflllQuPlt'l'i uho had expected tin-5
exact words
‘1‘ Mi. l‘uninniigs spoke on the “l’rob
:leme ot' the inn " and tho first hopic
which he (llaL‘uSSt‘d was that or “lI‘.l’~
llc lency. -
"American efficiency." stud Iblr.
5(‘umminizs. ."is diaerent from om-
ciency with the word American left
on‘. We could close Congress shut
‘the doors of the nowapapers put the
government of the nation in the hands
of an tiutocrat. and we would soon
have the garment untrioi nation on
rarth. Ilt would not take much Iclfl-
Icieiim «to do this." bald Mr. Cum-
‘bul we must keep eflicl‘pnc)
and deniocrncv balanced. This lathe
igreatest need of our country.”
"Preparedness" was the-n taken not
incl at some length
"We want. preparedness. not forthei
purpose of starting on a continent but
lfor the purpose of protecting our in-
stitutlona from attacks." said tMl‘l
Cummings. Don't think that thisi
' will soon be attacked by a
E This uomierful address received a and the speaker discussed (he ”1" int! to create a noidiery Out of th- LeGrand Bel“ A R1155?“ H- PO"
{foreign power-it will not be that. It
should therefore cut it short Theiwm be a sudden And subtle “h“ tRev. T J Finn. Pierre MacDonald Rainmond Hon.‘ J. S. Seymour. W F'-
mayor told some humorous incidents. j
among pinch here the answers to
Home civil service examination ques-
tions. which statcd that it deacon is
the lowest hind ltl a Christian a.
mountain range is a non cook stove .
f mlngs spoke in favor of the course of
on the Monroe Doctrine, which will
punizc this country into a war. and
the Monroe Doctrine is the cordthat:
drmvs closer together the Anieriruaj
‘oi the Western World. 2
Speaking on 'HNeutrnlity " .\lr. Cum
l'iicutmlity now-being followed bv5
President Wilson. He cited the in!
‘stance of the that of 179?. between
England and France in \Ihicli “ash-l
Iington, although severely criticized,
stuck 'to the policy of neutrality
which, in the end, proved to be the
only wise course to follow. l
"Americans do not want war." said
Mr. (“umniingsw—“this war now going
of God and. 1 thank God. that i am a
citizen of the United States: of Ameri-5
‘of ours. the red. white and blue.l
‘slttnils for free government. i‘rec‘
)Pirie MacDonald. the last speaker
Clean the <ystem in fine shape." Stout mayor. to E0 to a plactI where thclmf’minm‘c“ in the B” Scout move-
persoit‘ xiv the hum ant free. feeling climate is considerably warmer thun‘ment in “m“ vicinity “Wk“ ““9“?“
they bring is :1 blessing. Sold every- it is in Norwalk. A few minutes lat-11W“ 0“ "P’ei’alydlil‘ss
where " I 01, the prominent citizen hlmSelf‘ .\1'.l MacDonald roundli 50019“ the
‘ ._ ..-__ -.- _I,- 1-:~,_j_~m wolunteer system of raising an aim),
Hw— g;d_‘— m. .~~_ > ‘—
TheBegining of Success
. . Safety is the first requisite of the prudent saver and
the strength of this institution recommends it as the
Bank for YOUR Savings.
We safe. guard your money. offer you every courtesy
and convenience and pay interest on your savings.
One dollar is enough with which to open an account
and we urgeyou to do” TODAY.
Real success often begins with the first nvingsrde-
posit.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 6 TO 8.
South Norwalk Savmgs Bank
and urged training for the boys to fit
them for service. The speaker ar-
gued that everyone should express a
willingness to enlist tinder compul-
sory training. and that those who
shirked should be hunted otil. Some
of his stering statements
“it is no longer necessary to argue
necessity. The forts that guard this
coast having ammunition enouuh‘to
last them only 45 minutes! Germany
has ahoyn hornet! to be a great mill»
tnry nation. in two montha' time she
could land here two million and A
Hall or troop-1nd we In. 0.00. no-
New York i.~ lllt‘ heart from which~ Al table No. 2. Jonn manning, M.
the arteries go out all over the coun ll. Nutting. George Sheldon. Thomas
‘tiy. it would tall tori) miles oi ‘I Flahert), Thomas P. Kelly, Steph-
itit-Intlies to defend Neu lorit. And [it J. l‘lnliei'ly, B 'II:,~I"Nnttel'orti, ilnr
“V have 9,000 troops to lill theni' are Lewis, t,‘ H. t‘ ploy, M ] Lynch.
.nt‘ter liostllitieh hate commenced :i'iclt 'J, “PINK-shy, William .1 O'Brien.
tut hJNlQ‘IH l3 llltl meat it “e areI Farrell, 1.. J, Adams, 8. t‘ifntt-I. .\i.
to occup) any part today tuminennu- lM Hendrrwn. M. J. Ilimdnn. T. J.
:0. Bohannon, C. T. Dimond. Edward5
fit
‘1
for preparedness. it is an absolute"
AN’S ability to shorten
I' the minutes between
~ .: milestones markg the
progress of civilization.
WESTERN UNION
Day Letters and
Night Letters
eliminate the miles and put extra
hours in 8Vcry business day. .
Full particular: at any Western Union Office.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
"The day to prepare it- not the day ‘ ilaymoiitl Matcher. .\l. J. Tierney, Put-
“The expense [.1 life in the \tilunvIJohn F. McMahon. J. J. llorncy. l). J.
rate to oui size 3.. a (I'younti) vie muat Riordan. J. ll. Milne, ll. H. Gardner,
prepare in some other way than in S ..A Smith, t‘. l. Ilyington, Edward
the haphazard manner that llfit'i mark-i ‘ ll‘ulfy. G A. Sharron, E. E‘. Hand-8
ed us in the past :In T. O’Neil, Ray Lynch Dr.
Thirty dAyIa make»: u ~01‘l‘) dent 13"." Ht‘flel‘iin, Edward Rylo, John MCI
training a man to be a soldier nl‘Viahon, Jr. H. Maxson Ill“ F.
taken a your to make. a soldier outpl‘m'l “Mid Flillii’i‘ly C \l llorgan.
ol the average man lI‘. Tammany. Le'Roy Montgom-
"Tlll‘ most honorable thing that can (if). 1’ F. Toomcr. John J. 30111. An-
come to man is service to our flag. drew Leary. Dr. R. 1-). l’erdue. T. A.
“When compulsory training is thc‘SkNlL A~ Carbone, J. T. Hayes. Ed~
program with honor every man should ward A. Conley. William McMahon.
.lsk for the opportunity for service to L. A. Conneally. James P. Sheeban.
the flag. Breed it into your childrpuIWilllam Ward, (‘harlea Rogers, A. F‘.
that it is dishonorable to shrink theiififihebt‘. P. J- Leonard. M. t‘arew. E.
duty. )very man in tiltI countn-illel-‘orcst; Thomas Dnrnin. Thomas,
ahauld be made to serve; {hoae whaliflfliel‘fln. E. J. Quinlan, Jame» 1.. Mt“!
uhirk should be hunted out and made “0“"11- M J- Howard, Stephen “mini
to bear their burden. lC. H. Dilworth. Thomas Leatherland,
‘The lack 9' training received by Jon. L. O'Brien. Paul O'Brien, (‘.
l volunteer [5?” TIM been the canseitiwartz. F. A. V'blk. Hunh Campbell
of more loss than the going into on H F McMahon J Emory Steienu
alignment. The volunteers do not B M. ('rotnt. l-‘loyd (.‘ollin, John
know how to handle themselves O‘Neil. William Cahlll, General itus
“Once we get all Americana serv IiIei Frost. James T. Hubbell, J. '1'.|
ting shoulder to shoulder We are go inunbar John Walsh John Hanlon.
people that no other nation uouldIT-lt‘k 9- Cgvanagh W l" Horan. J.
dare attack us in. Ford. 11. r. Jiclielland. 1:. J.
At the awaken; 'table were: Splan, T. F. Koran, P. J. llarragh.
lion. F. M. Lockwood, Hon. G. H. .C. Sweeney. J. Sweeney, E. F. Dor-
Vonburgh Rev. E. M. McGroiior.Ma)~ say. A. J. Collins. Russel Frost. Jr..
or t'. A. Harstrom, Hon. H. S. Cum-'F. M. Cullen, (‘. (‘. Hubbcll. P. H.
minga. Hon. J J. Walsh. A F Ronc,:Haugh, lrn Gregory, Fletcher Mont-
lohn Catanagh Rev. W. A Keefe.‘ gomcry, P. N. Knapp, Thomas 1.
Rev. W. McCi'ann and Rev. M. J4 McCarthy. S. E OConnor R J Kil
lynch duff. M. J. Howley. W. J. Miley.W.
At table No. 1: )l. .‘vchulleu. lion. IJ. Regan. E. J. McCarthy, V. J. Ca-
liubert Bishop, G. R. Hastings, Hon. marota. James Cooney. William Skidd.
H w oregon Leon ll. run, Dr. 0.!
Illeartl. James Wood, William RydtIr.: ° F b S l
l‘ \. Lockwood Jamest‘assidyJames This 6 ruary a 6
Kelly. Henry Kellv 3i. J llevine In.
..1 O‘Connor 1’. J. Hangh William P.
Hnnlon. S. A. Lvnrs. Michael Con . I
' I‘lt includes many things to make
nery H. M- Kent. A- C- Wheeler, D1; household work easier. and every ar—
D. E- SulliVM‘. Thomas Cavanagh. ticle is altered at much less than
George I'.ork\vood. 'lhomus ttuttv. 3regular price.
John A. (‘ahilL H A. Wm Edward
l(clly. Stephen Hoyt. Edward Kelly. ‘Albert F Gehebe
Joseph Millard. C. Harrington. C. L.‘ I Phone 1069-2
Hyatt, John Smith. . ‘
.‘of House Wares will interest every
Woman
Prompt Dellvery.
‘25 Washington St. . Bo. Not-walk
thltinecl success musl {Tallow
will)” oreflorl. Tn lhe inlcrerl of
bellcre conclilions,four Govcrmlienl
ofwhichybu are a will, ha: devised a
mean: ofequalizing'l‘lle mung/demand -
of‘llie @011an ‘
Tl has made its Na‘lioml Bank
llie Channel which 'lllis
boon 51.311. the ref].
in lltzjcl'ererl of
k
wllba Nztonflanlh .\
~0urBank Call. Wevlll
' beplensedlo enrich
Furniture 00.
FEBRUARY SALE
20% off
80c Buys 21 Dollars Worth
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington St, S. N.
PHONE 105_
is Cam lor «a. or the .5... “a.
martian REVIEW {:
Partisan
that imiescribablc (inc :iiu‘t tile
so much drsn‘cd by all good dressers.
Why like chance; and
f" sand inonc . and tn: e: on
a dress that you probably
will hang in the comer as l
soon “.5 it made.
These are lit: really ex-
penwr dresses.
l’icton'al Review.
Patterns and
Styles
suaruitce you against 015
appointment?
‘Ask the but dressv
I makers in your town what
pattern they use----3thcy
know what is good: "'
OUI‘H
y MAIN STREET.
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February SALE
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10% to 30%
Values that are inmmparable. Here you will find the
buying power of your dollars gratu- than elsewhere. and
our tremendous stock offers you a large and varied assort-
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quality of the goods and the low prices asked.
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shouting arrangement of colors.
stitch. solid work and outline” 5m
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