Icwlelord -l:rcalsps mom Alkhheil‘rcl. “with humus-I Cl- Cutbili’s BRIDGE MARKET yr Nomi Main St. Free Delivery. Phone rob ".1 Fad I... I Belden avenue. is alt-ding the whee performance or “I." this afternoon, in tort. New -'-Jdly Five door prise dance, Bat. eve-h; Arlen Hall. Ike regular weekly dance will this on“ be hold at the Adult Hall. in Indiana street. under the auspices of the Jolly Five. .— ‘l‘own Clerk Herbert R. Smith is confined to his home in West avenue ,with a severe odd. ‘lie pupils of the eighth and ninth! grades of the Franklin school will' Tonight, at the Berkeley 3m,“ 8“" ‘ PW 0“ W“! "“1“ “9“ Hall, the St. Paul's s. a. will use tor the purpose of raising funds toion the fast 8t Augustines. of Bridge purchase a Victrcia. :90!"— flherman Council, No. 1342. Royal m will hold a regular meet- hg next Tuesday evening, Washing- m Birthday. and matters of nape- dal interest will come up. The ore tor will provide an interesting enter- moment. ~—Buy your derbiea at O'Brien‘s. A cake sale this afternoon was con domed by members of Bethany Guild, iof Trinity church. at sullen-Pow- ell's drug store. ———- Health Ollcer Dr. w. .l. Tracey re- QUMRIPTION DANCE [moved a scarlet fever quarantine to- and special dinner at the Country club Saturday night. csy. of Day street II. B. Berlin-on. of Bridseport. his; 0. N. Wilson, instructor at the tier- heen awarded 89.88 of his claim of rill Bulneu College. Washington 8117.82 aaginst the O'Brien Construc-istreet. is attending the state conven- tion company, of New York. for team tion of the Commercial Teachers' As~ hire during the construction of a piece ' sociatlon of Connecticut, st Hartford, of state highway between Denbury today, and Newtown. which was built by the O'lh'loncolnpany in 1014. The Bur mason suit was one of many brought against the ’contracting"cqncern for, services rendered during the building of the road. The case was recently Prof..Williem Perry tonight mil hold a meeting at which all of the inanhersof thecborusoftbe coming evangelistic campaign will be present. . The meeting is to be held in the heard in the Court of Common Plhas.‘ South Norwalk Congregational church. Ii- dlnna Cunningham, who has been employed by the Southern New W m'“’“’ “f aev- walk are receiving at this time the W M". it" been mule chlei over 1915 Year Book of the United States W vii-he "chm in Danburv. auc- Brewers' Association. The finely 0°30“! “‘93 39"“ “"0: who 1°".bound volume contains merry interest- todey frr Springfield. where she willing ”my“ u German soldiers. he cheered in special work for the gm‘.‘ the mm. part beer and company. Miss Cunningham was for vb“ p)” in army life in Germany. three years an operator in Donbury, , and was then promoted to the posi- tion of observer over the South Nor- welk and Danbury exchanges. Newspapers and others in Nor- By the will of lira-Agnes Nash. of Norwalk, numerous bequests to church organisations. public institu- uvrm and for charitable crimes are niade as follows: Norwaik Methodist church. 8300; Fairfleld county llnubury lodge of Elks will run a special train to South Norwslk next Tuesday, on the occasion of the «MM commissirrers for playroom at Chil cation to! the ‘new tNorwalk Ellr's dren's County Home. 8160; New York Home. About two hundred membemhast (.onference of the Methodist of the Drmbury lodse are expec'ol to Eaiwvcl church, $350; Norwallt 1103 make the trip. it is announced that pm], “00; Woman's Fog-gig" Mission 1‘11“me 900918 "I New York city on ary rut‘ety of the Norwalk Methodist day from the home of Stefan Foren? "' .r ' Fertit Spring is near. You went” abountlfulcrop. Wohavenlnsp Phone 113-3. Mde.Whul.Rye.°Its.PotoioesessV-etsbiastomld every wuhanduoolmfldndbybh W‘Fwflm EI- perirnontal Station. Gallium“ '40-. RAYMOND BROTHERS - :- a ”va '= more mummmm hafnium saltebieto r31 Wald-gees St. NOVICE OF CALI 0F uorrroaoao PREMIIEB. The death flew-lit Savings leak, of South Norwalk, —-va—- The Colonial Foundry d lachiaory W. of South Nor-walk. W Court, Feirlcld Minty. Is pursuance of the interlocutory Judgment d foreclosure and sale made in tho shone-entitled curse.hav- lngdatooftheelevonthdayofl’eb ruary. 1!”. l. the undersigned. the committee appointed by the Superior Court in and by said Judgment to make eahl sale. will sell at public ano- tion, to the highest bidder, on the . premises, on the second Monday of March, 1016. to wit, March 13th, at: two o'clock, afternoon. the lands.} premises and personal property mean uonsu in said Judgment, as a whirls,“ orinparta.asl moydoernforthe best interest of all the parties eon. corned. The real estate to be sold to described as follows: All that certain lot or parcel a land. mm the buildings thereon standing. situated in said Norwalk, at East Norwalk. so-callod. and bounded northerly five hundred (500) feel. more or less. by land now or late of the New York. New Haven 1 liar!- ford Railroad Company; easterlyone hundred thirty-four (134) feet. more or loss, by highway ulbditaher avenue or place; southerly one han- cred dfty (150) feet by land of Joe- eph W. Gorhara. formerly, new of William H. Verity ; and two hundred dfty (250) feet. more or less. by land of John B. Wheeler. again easterly one hundred (100) feet by land of John 8. Wheeler; then southerly again one hundred dfty (150) feet. moreorleoa.bylandnoworlste of ‘Millsm ill. Verity, own Sealer. John Podmore and the South Non ~ lili Blilfill Mil ill [liilllilifll hffiliilfll Ourmethodsnrculially distinctive from “at“ much as we deploy W (registered physidaas) to en- armneecrpatmes‘ eyes. We "Motrin. (drumminpriocaamellns Ourservicebonrothoelsllp ofaccurecynlualityenddourb My. WHY NOT sure our: Acousrmam? THAMER Oculirts Optometrilts o .. l1 Atlantis were. bis-Word, 0!. Open Sat. Evenings. let. 1.97 o CONNECTICUT IANKIR. URGE ltluVE PETITOON. WASHINGTON. Feb. lbs-A carn- mitts-e representing banks of western Connecticut. located in Hartford. We- terbary. New Haven and Bridneport. appeared before the federal reserve board this morning to petition that they be transferred from the distrhn of the federal reserve bank at Bos- ton to the federal reserve dntrlct No. 3 of New York.‘ The delegation. which consisted of ll. v. Whipple. luthsnta Nail“ Bank. of New Ho- ven: l. S. Red. Wtw' Na- tional Bank. d mm; 1". 8. Chamberlain. New ”at National Bank; ll. M. ppm-r1. bland Er change Bank. d Hartford; Prank P. Furlong. Hartford-totes. National Bank. or new. and L. P. Powe, hy Nor-walk river or harbor, so-callod. The personal property to be sold is described as follows: All of the machinery. the boiler. all belting and shafting attached to the machinery, and overhead trolley sys- tem, used in the buildings. situated on the premises hereinbefcre describ- ed, a particular description of which may be seen at the clice of Light & Light. 100 Washington street, south Norwalk, Connecticut. Terms of sale to be as follows: Ten per cent. (10%) to be paid in cash at the time of sale. balance by Thursday. March 16th. at 12, noon: the committee reserving the right to insist on payment in full in cash at time of sale should the bidder he no- known to‘him. 5 WILLIAM ll. M’MAHON, Committee. ADVERTI'ED LE1 IERS. walk Fish. Club; and westerly twat hundred dfty (350) feet, more or in” National Baritone! arm-sort. chose as its chair-nu Ir. Whipple. who was introduced by Congressman E. J. Hill. Kr. Whipplo-nled a brief with the RALETON . SHOES nudmbroakingin. WW": 4; .5: t ,. w you"! ' A style for every foot. The! $4.00 and'Mrio Glover’s do. lei-unlit lava-w Ray-end UN DERTAKER . Tet. else. m; House, It. a WAOHINITON 81'. NIW no It“ WILDlNO l m... FM laymen. It. - ‘- eaeuw'f‘va-awemas—r. u but“. unearned Iellagtsn. all star lobes. sell. notes ,W R-tels. '0 p. month. will senile-risen ' «hm? ‘Imhhmmm committee and presented statistico' showing tint the great volume of hrs-i ineao done by the banks of western! Connecticut with New York rather than with Boston, and explained the loss of time and trouble caused by the necessity of dependence on the Boston district. Secretary of the Treasury chdoc, who was to bare attended. was unable to be present on account of urgent business. USE TOY AUTOMOIILES . iN m DAMAGE SUIT illustrate Position of can at Time of Accident, Who» Cone hose for Injury. . The $3.000 deluge suit of Abrs-. ham Cone. of New York. against N. before ledger (lager and a Jury in N. Bertie. of Greenwich, is being tried 4 Tuesday can return home on the spe cial train which will leave South Nor-'- walk about one o’clock. Judg’e Mar- tln J. Cunningham, of Danburv, will be one of the speakers at the Home dedioailon. omeatuotouoav. mmmmmm' nose—l rs. arm harm out Mr- ‘Armory. Reserved, magnum-moon. town. and at Dagou's Lunch Room. up- turn. - 9 23 Episrcivai church, 8250; Home for the Aged out: Worthy Poor of Norwalk, if such there should be, 8100; Dry Nur- s=ry, $100: Anti-Tuberculosis Dispen- sary, i100: Salvation Army, $103. and numerous remembrances to rel-mm and friends. can “LE-NM GOUTH NOR- wat. 2 good hounds in due order. Will rent for m. flcst improvements. This is a bargain price only 83.800. 33.000 canstayonmortgageathpercent. u I40. ”314.” Norwalk. ANDREW LEARY. P. M.‘ k. Specral Trustee Servrce Our experienced organization will care for the trust pro- m. Midnightmmats and-is sellisgsecsrities, collect the intone and pay it over der accounts in the form in which the court to state his accounts. Atrium will avoid emcee snd‘trotiblehy‘ilavmg’ ' ns'lleephis‘sccolrcts" " properly~ . us, phone or confer a] personal intertiem‘: 7 " out Mort?" .T «a South Nomlk. Mr. Balog. Glenwood Ave. Lawrence Bowen. Mrs. M. Burner. Pine street. Nelle Clopols. Employer, Gan. DeL Anna Hucko. 45 Summitt Ave. Lips Kenenceinc. Miss M. Mahon, Gen. Del. - Frances Murphy. Harriet ' Olmstsad. , lira. E. H. Shoo. returned from Phils. trialma that he was riding in an aa-l' tomobile. owmd by Frederick J. Brit-t tin. in which were a number of other men and the party were on“ their say tc.Now York when the machisn collided with the Bur-tin car on the Boston 'Poat road between Green-' wich' and Port Chester. The plaintiff claims that the Earth car was traveling at a reckless rate nfspeedand wasonthewrongaido of the read. When the collision oc- as directed, and 'will ren- a» trusteeis reunited by curred the occupants of the Brittle car were thrown from the machine and claim to have been injured. The .. others in the Brittin car have insti- e the Civil Superior court today. Gooey i i mmfimfi avg—m “Whythellnlhd STORE For Rent MkhkbeudWahrCe. also be Clifford Hotel IIOE'RVE YOUR TAIL“ NOW. Mus’ir Under , FOR THIS “WING “your canilyglgkd ---' BRlDG T Pornouymnsmueewloyeiudchseingcs mmumsmmuacmum “‘5 Telephone“ KLVNflkhon mmmm' II‘ ..... - AA ‘ AA ‘A A-A- _ -_._.. _ ..—... Ladies’ High-Cut Lace Boots BLACK OR TAN Some new modelsin lhleindrbootsthatarcsurctofleeer' ASK TO SEE THEM CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN. ' South Norwalit, Conn. 81 WAOHINOTON cram TELEPHONE Mil-8. 2 —.—__~ charm soul I. "JURY, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN t Rooms 600 day, 31.60 weak and up i WINN- Msseu tenor } mums Ave. so. Nomllt 7’ "m“ u ”- ' . PLUMBING , i ‘5 minnows-D nose-asp mi..- In“ It. newsysto-ef rloosml pwmo‘; losslws a cram“? ' ' , HOltACE KNASil ; p The New Science“ DIFIMTION 0F CHIROPMOTICE Wenthadodaltiondtbl: cssseofthodissasoandthoertol, sdlnstingtho same. Diseaseiseaosod hawroneh.trrietorspralnlnthoi nu. cm a done in childhooei Mwmh, lion-trimaran»!servo-asunder»t MM ‘.. mauummmmm. WIN-li- Ind-seal: Iii: babe - Chiropractors remove the sense cfj insane and pain. health h restores. bar-um the nerve aye inyenrbedy. Ionian-pub. , “m; Wmmjare been received by as Mam?» the spice. fee will never rem haired inclines. small of were alvingtbealropractcaehaneo uiwhodrivesabrwwnhomandflm Dresses and Waists ‘ The Little Shop K. C. A. CLAVIN 56 N0. MAIN ST. I '- ’4} him ARE int-it GL‘.€\!‘F'E.3’!"NS‘ A “VI was spent in MERRILL COLLEGE Will Help You ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Booth Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester. - tuted suit for» damages in the Supreme court of New York against nurtls. 'l'wo toy automobiles were used to- day in court to demonstrate the posh , tiona of the two automobiles at the ‘ time of the collision. rods .ma res RAIILY. :"l suppose til-as are a big expense in sutcmoblling." Wren. and attirea." sis-«mum. ” 1—499 till i an." polars _ -jti‘lflili‘ll . ' iv 180ml. M lawman. "Phone 1823. Miler-unlit, ct. simulcast: enema retro when a sescrauv. , lemma. loan-a. bob yen. ‘ "3‘“ with m h ‘m hulk-oni- ! der our name. To irraare. lagaetie “manta sfvon also. and "a V T. Francis. D. C. ‘duplieate receipt from driver. ‘ Wewthaml-qa'm'? ummu.nwellocsae W to. Pahar Ichn‘ '5‘ LOOK I share profits with you by gtvingf you the lowest prices on 15 yearsguar-i anteed tin made into leaders. hand-i made. painted inside, tin roofing: plumbing and heating. ‘ “Storm Tight" roofing. guarantnd,‘ 5 yous.’ 1 ply, sue per roll. .2 ply.: 81.65 per roll. HENRY A. HEGELEIN. i so was: or. Phone nous -t THE WM. EFFRON (20., Inc.i Ask for cash prices for RED mi m- .2 37 Fort Street. East Bursitis. in » .1 Successor to Wm. Elias. Phone . ' COAL - 3 Rowan Ct. éTEETH .._.. mm‘m Hears: badminton. 7.9. cm. to I p. m._ lundaya by applet- meet only. BeSuielts A .llade in the cm Plant from the but find: frail obtainable. , _ Ask Your Grocer for Titan. Insist on them at your res- tauranta. ~ wefimnly'lagetauadm. D12]. H. Malici'y “armaments-sows» " ”IeuthIainbt. beuthl'terwll. mmmmcm‘ “ ' Buwheeeheecmesoct on some Andmmnicetome. Bonenn'tyonpotoilve'lonroe- Andpetss-o‘efcrtoe? .. lflaravapa‘sfil-tnwdch. Andorrlheoe-ee— ’ rdrmlogotonsoI-ue“ "
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