I for lilting asdlfryia] lewlcliortl I‘scalqs Mawayoysicrs Inn-Irina. Slokctwll'ish lie-gallium! Clans Cutbill’s BRIDGE MARKET 1: North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone 106 - Lane’s Bah-w at Washington strut. Den“ Moot, of Putnam ave-I nae. is coll-ad to his home with an‘ attack of the grippe. I I t I " Miss Anaslalia Kelley and Thomas F. Fiaherty, of Norwaik, were \iait-. on in New York yesterday 'dlpia‘tiod Inc 1405 Alex ut ssott as non ‘amuox ulnos yo ‘ulims ‘9 ”“313 “W 9312f} ‘“ ”‘9“ I Tomorrow—night will lieladies night There will be It meeting tonight of at the Norwalk club. at which time the Norwallt Rifle Club. at the home: the club minatrels will be given. Sterl- of Frederick H. Ganung, on South ing-Wellnita orchestra will furnish mu~ Main “I?“ sic and refreshments will be served. ——-—. Banner Council, Daughters of Lili- erty, has secured an invitation from Ulite iiranch Council, «New t‘anaan to visit them Thursday etching. Alli members desiring to go will meet at; lodge rooms at 7: 15. Tomorrow, festival of St. Matthew... There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion in Trinity church at 0:30. ‘I——— The second lecture in the course by Dr. Van Dorcn will he delivered at the Norwafk Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock this evening. ~llaskethail Monday night. game. Norwalk Amory. The story telling for the children: in the Nor-walk ld-hrary will be resum ed this week Saturday During the last few weeks it seemed unwise to have thcllo hourt as there was so much \irs. Richard 1", and daughters siIkness \irs. Edith .\i. Hickey. thb Sarah and Marion, have returned to head of the department of Hygiene ill their home in New London, after the public schools. is to tell the stor- spending the. holiday with Mr. and let-l and will begin at l0: 30. Anyone Mrs. Alden Solmsna. There will be a" important meeting tonight of the South Norwalk Board of Trade. Every member is used to attend and bring their fflends who are interested. Regular meeting of the First llisirlct ful as a story-teller and the children Commissioners will be held this men are Invited to attend exactly at 10:30 ing in their looms on Wall street. —-—-—' . uoutine hnsinest will (om.- before the Trolley Iervlce was him km! on “e l avenue this morning for a short time meeting. . .— when :t Barkeri ton truck belonging to‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1.. Earlier, the Holmes. (Keeler iii Kent 00., be of Maple street, and MI”; Helen came disabled on the south bound car O'Brien, of Crescent Terrace. attend- "Ni "9W0"! MIDI? and Bull" ed the performance “I the Winter streets, about R:3tl. The right hind Garden, yesterday. gwiloel became clamped in shine man her, and it has impossible to move the Eugene Gobler, of Main street re~ machine ulltil the load had been shift- celved word yesterday of the death of ed '0 “0‘ h" 1N“ “hm" “"3 “PM '0 his mother in New York city, and ha! the 9m“ l“ 0"“ The disabled “7 80m: to that city to attend the fun". “as then hauled from the track. and al the trolley sertice was returned The tune of Man Cullen, of Water One of the most pleasant of street, and llorothy Jones, of Day Washington Birthday features which street, whose conduct has brought “'1!“ enjoyed ye‘slerday was the “Night them under police “one“, will be flIl dance held ill Arlon Hall, under the heard tomorrow morning, in CityHall auspiIe-I of the ltallan Social Club court. before Judge George H. \‘os- Thellmtlr was well attended and was burgh. one of much pleasure. I-hestra furnished music, and was dancing tintil a late hour. committee was compri'scd of Joseph Disesa, chairman; Frank P. Oddo sec- retary; Joseph Tomessettn. treasurer, and Frank Columbo and Ruffaelo “liar tino. Illl) Will l0lllll there Smarting ullder their defeat at the hands of the locals. Monday evening, the North Hudson team journeyed to Stamford, yesterday, and last night walloped the Seventh Company to I the tune of 48 to :5. thereby giving a worse beating than the North Hudsonl team received at the hands of the Norwalks. \ The Hippodrome Skating Rink didn't have much on the Hoyt’s Tho-I "W8 WASHINcION atre “58°: yesterday morning, when' All Masons take considerable pride the once hands opened the playhouse in the tact that George Washington, *0 I“ ll into shape f01' the Hebrew 'one of the greatest men America has production given there last night. it: ever produced, and its first president, was discovered that the sky light had was. in his day, one of the most prom- hiown oi! some thanmonntly and the :nent and zealous of Masons. stage was covered with ice as a ro-I Cognizant of this fact Old Well Inlt. I‘Lodgti. F. & A. M, in their temple on South Main street. yesterday, did bone 1 or to Washington. The day was pleas . w New? antly spent. Several candidates re- "' wired the masters mason' a degree. Open house was observed. in the ev~ ening an elaborate banquet was served to the members and friends. Dfllllliil ills ll Kl till lllll llBlIIl omen. Feb. ”n—CDIM s. Damarost, former amateur champion bllilacd'piayerandlatnr a lendert amongjho proteasionalndiodatll- ginasyllnn ruthenium Monday night. WMOWWM Mummthm wank-ifs. Showassavalhrom Don’t Be Fooled ‘-._\_\\‘ 3.: ~ burglamwhcntheyarehid- den in your pet hiding place. The only safe place for , ticmisinafircandburglar '1 proof vault. The Kind We [lave Safe Deposit Bones of am- ple size for rent at reason- able rates. Please call and ”a; -cxamine our vaults and pri- vate rooms for our patron; lilué Rib-3 . lions vs. Norwalk. State championship who has heard Mrs. lllcltey speak will. realise that she is sure to he success~' the: Cinque’ s or-I the‘ | giro, the liver active and the A REMINDER This cold weather you can brighten every corner 0! your home by using a ton or more of our celebrated Cross Creek or Jeddo Coal. it will drive away the gloom and turn darkness into day, bringing comfort to all users. RAYMOND BROTHERS Phone 113-3. 131 Wading». 8t. NE‘W SPRING "IT'S IN A "m I“ WHAT'S IN INITIALS 'I'SUITS'J' ' Thorough Examination $12.98 TO 335 Honest Treatment Artistic Eye-glasses JAIW S Your feet trouble you. try ' pair of RALSTON S H 0 E S A style for every foot. They need no breaking in. $4.00 3115.34.50 \ ‘Glover’s II. Norulk Moderate Prices .‘— ‘ gm Efficient Service munitions AND FIFEII cue-r orrlccns. Reliable Goods [Next Field Day I Rockvills, August 10. TORHINGTON. Feb. 28. ——The an .nuai meeting of the Drummers and ll-‘ifers' Association of Connecticut was [held here yesterday for the election got otich-rs and the choice of a place :for the annual field day The election Iresulted .Is foilowa: — President, Harry Clough, Glaston I . -bury; rice-presidents. Harris Lawson THAMER Oculists Optometrists Opticians 87 Atlantic .qulre. mm, Ct. Open Sat. Enninps until 9 o'clock Est. 1837. ’of Westvilie, Charles Wearing of Wa‘: L0“ WW "‘8 Itertown: secretary, F. C. Burghoit. 1L J il‘aiesvllle; executive committee.V | Ilsmes Ward of Middle-town. John m m "K Quinn of Hartford, .l. c. smith oi IYIIlesville W Sinnamon of lunches ter ll. Sthmelake of Rockville Har rls mason of Considerable interest was taken in plumb of \l‘.inated , ii I ml: timer“? :tlfom. yesterday. bll II was \Iitcd to hold the next annual rs Sperry of Wooo-' "tam (iii) in Rockviilo on August 19 0f bridge, near New Haven, was on the ”m. y.“- Iiocsi train that ran into the Bpringl field express. Mrs. Sperry w“ on‘ __.__.___. lher way to yum her father, George ll |i'iOLlfJAY PLANO OF CROWD! ARE Robins. of 43 France street, and as! ”MT IN WRECK soon as the shock occurred she was; thrown from her seat, and badly ““2 Hundreds Waiting R Local Otationl "1 up and bruised. She retained her F" Tm" ”WWW“- senses however and “.de soon ”1 Many persons planning to go froml. the more seriously injured from the this city to New York and other points car, which fortunately. u. the I“! to spend the holiday, were disappoint one in the train and did not 1.." the cd because of the. wreck. tracks. Trains expected didn't arrive and After performing 1h]. ”"1“, lira: the few that did come during mo 390"“)! told a Sentinel representative early afternoon. carried anfl" today, that she was overcome by the “‘0 Md ”“3“ hIPI’OWan scenes about her, and her injured only desire was to leave the place and A crowd was at the railroad station endeavor to get the impressions from all afternoon. and those who wero her mind. She walked about ”mustang for trains were )oined by miles. and finally arrived at the homo hundreds of curious persons of her brother in Milford. Here she “l“h'd ‘0 see ”‘9 79““ "“1“- ‘ was cared for, and later on was able' "' ‘ ‘——'-"" to undertake the journey to \‘Orwalk, I ORIEVE OVER WRECK. [where she is now the guest of her 5- A- 3- “MW“ D'MP'Md '1 "“2 iather. ford Railroad Disaster. Mrs. Sperry was averse to glvln‘ BRYDGEPORT. Feb. 23.—-The 36th detailed account. of the thrilling annual banquet of the Sons of the scenes she witnessed, and said she American Revolution of Connecticut hoped to forget them soon. and never '85 dampened he“? ”5'9“!” Hill-'1‘- illlll'e another such experience noon by the knowledge that several .‘prominent members had been injured I DEAN Has «RESIGNED, tin the. Milford wreck. The list of Robert Dean manager of the At speeches rm shortened and the din .lantic hotel. 'Brldsepori, has tendered net wu partaken o! with an air of his resignation to the Bridgeport Ho- st“? and ”'09!th evident. ADM" tel Company and the latter has tic-150 delegates were present. ceptod it. He will be :uoceeded by Louis Entities of New York city. W. P. Gardiner who at onetime was ideut of the Empire t pren- it was owned by Frank Miller. Mr John Merrill of Orange, N. J.. presi- Gardiner has been (manned by C. A dent of the New lersey society were Hollingswortb one of the officials of guests 01 5030'“ the company. Mr. Gardiner ha: been, with the Hote Breslln in New York EVE BLOWN OUT- BY CARTRIDGE for the last so It years. PRIMER. ~ —— ~_—. 1 Torrington Man is Vlctlm of Peculiar For Goodlnoks ‘°°"'"" a woman must have health She can do her by helpingh natureto keeptheblood I t :Phlilips. one of the oldest casters em- ployed by the Gas Brass branch of gthe American Brass Company. was painfully injured late Monday after- noon when his right eye was blown out by hot metal which was sprayed ,' about in the casing room when scar- ;trido primer exploded. The cartridge iwas in a lot of loose scrap brass that lwas being poured late the smelting IW preparatory to being melted |and run oi! in the foundry. There wels regular, with the aid of the mild. vegetable rented y— . , account’s PILLS’ LII-scat Sale dA-y Nedlcinohth'clll. Salim hhflocd" are probably hundnnda of tons of car- !irldgo shells melted in the course of ' ayaaratthlsplanhandcverysheli ATLAS Pme m is ductility examined to see if the. ' Lprimers are on them. The explosion FRESH FROM THE MILL today was the first in years. Phillips 3 1:353. 25‘, was canon to a New York hospital on the Silfilm. troll. 0iD~MIl0I~llIE ALL. room Vlllilil Daveyls In To In Held inE ‘ Westvilie Charles; in the wreck, or the‘ who, State society,I cemented with Atlantic hotel, when 30“ Of American R°V010ll°fl. pnd‘ _. -A- 4A.... mamamn, Feb. 23.-—Wiiliam pk David W Ray-tad UNDERTAKER Tel. office. 1m: m, .93, 27 WAIHINCTON IT. NEW '10— MIN. DUN-DING I I I .-- .—.-'—- White Pine Compound With in For That Cold oi Yours r. I. ma. Insist “AAA... l I A-.. IIIIUIL‘I’ MMITIM —L 0 Int“. Unluwooc I‘m all «an I ”I. sold. relic! I mu. mm a ' per month. Madman aoldattlparmontn. ' MO. DONNRLLV inaccuracies-um!“ I i l 'I'IchiesiSprilpllodcls Dresses and Waists The Little Shop K. A A. CLAVEN 66 No. MAIN IT. m I v I I WHhT ARE YOUR QUALIFICATIONS " A raw mourns I spent in MERMLL COLLEGE Will Help You nuswcn rms oussrlou. mm. Cllllflili South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester. STofiE For Rent Now Occup'od by the Unload Electric Light and Water Co. tire Clifford Hotel RESEVVE YOUR TAILEB NOW. ——-BRIDG Town AA AAA A A % PLEASED CUSTOMERS ll. lymc Steal Mafia Immumu Dyoilglmco mammalian-summon“ Ktflmlm anon-m AAAAA Shoes That Give Satisfaction arc the only kind that will bring back a customer. That to. why so many of our patrons haVe bought shoes from its since we have been' In business. use aavn‘ MINZST Showing of New SPlIli Sills, Bills iill liiiill annuities RT AAA AAAA ARE OUR BEST ADVER-V ll WACHINGTON ”REIT TISEMENT. ALL KINDS OF SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN AND' I CHILDREN. ' , CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN south Norwallt, Conn. TELEPHONE 1475-2. GERMAN“ [Will U. "JURY, Proprietor. EUROPEAN PLAN Rooms Ice day. 31.50 week and up Railroad Ave. 8o. Norwallt l l DEFINITION OF CHIWMCTIC Adi-stun this name. Disease is cannot or a much. twist or sprain in tbI lack. liven if done in childhooc ill.“ disease and pain. health is restored through bar-om the nerve no tons in your body. Female troohlot Iglvon special attention: also Minot-on of the spin. You will never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance it i help m. ’ Magnetic treatments given also ' T. Francis. D. C. N Wnohlngton UL. Io. Nomllt. Conn Graduate from Pal-or School 0 LOOK I share media with you by gtiing you the lowest prices on 15 years guar- anteed tin made into leaders. lmadc. painted inside. tin rooting. Iplnmhlng and heating. “Storm Tight" roofing. guaranteed 5 years. 1 ply, 81.40 per roll. 2 ply, $1.65 per roll. HENRY A. HEGELEIN. 56 Water 3t. Phone Home 'l‘HE WM EFFRON CO.. Inc . Ask for cash prices for RED OAK COAL The NewSm ace _ Chiropractic is the definition a tin I - unsooftnoliaoaasandtiisutoi“ I . it coate- plnchsd aortas and pain tr, later life in the Inherent organs ant ‘ Chiropractors [anion the canon ot‘ 3 Rowan 3L... I O “to“ and we will rash our trbnblo Inan right around when no homo uproar l I UMBING tary or worn out. have no and necessary repairs or install 0' MODERN PLUMBING JOIIING A ”RIM." . Humblng and Heating Tel. 18“. CALL RUSEUP thing like this happens in In defective. “thqu, uni . I new nylon of HORACE ItNASll; Nomi min at. I I. ”OF-Um Conlalhls lliilP been receiwd by us that a M - haired junlunan, small of stature m ”I who driies a brown horse and built. uautln \lllll fl(liF is buying Junl'll- Iier our name. To insure sail-locum. ht sure our name is on wagon mid duplicate receipt from drivel. c We pay 19-2c. in. for room: um. Elli'on Co. in”: 3 Rowan 81.. 5. Norwalk. Tot. m: it You Have, Any Junk ' mi; 8. JII: Successor to Win. Us“; Phoncq 499 _ . ’ 37 Fort Street. East Nwsvalh, I ___._.___..__. ___..._ 18 Cross St. 13‘Woodward Ave. “Phone 1523. South Nomik. 0t. STORAGE mo REPAIRING. roan ' walls A seac'lsnrv. Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Pro-n Inn-vice I Feature. The Reed & ”Volt Electrical Co.- TlIo Only Fully scum :Lccrnicnt out» In the Town auro concise room soc—no so. min at. So. Norwalk. Manic you also not raclou'r Linc 'ro NW * YORK. . _ height but horas Piaf av nut rat-em; —-tfyoahad‘b0ana good sum WW. attiiatlavoyon' act hustle-0mm“ Am I’Aaflflmm‘ m M,“ M (badminton Wmmwmnia nMflmdms‘ph ~TEETH -- Exiractetlwiihontpaln Dr“; J. H. Mallory lain“ Imitation-lit. “Hon":nmm.to1p.vn. 7p. m., to I p. m. florid-ya by appoint. men! only. BeSuIelts A FitiSBiE‘S PIE .Madc in the Clement Plat! from the beat fresh 'ffliifl obtainable. . Ask Your Grocer for Them. Insist on them at your res- tanranto. .1: I For tip-coda“ Ionics Gail run—u. “I“... funeral plaster and mm nits... rt ‘ I’m all tired out arid cannot bake; A weary housewife said. Well. then, a kindly neighbor ask» ed. ' ‘ \th don't you buy you Mandi I’m new in town—can you SW Where I had better go? if it is homemade brew. - want. Just go to 5 Monroe. y... Its-om at: Our Entire Stock of was Paints, Clean le‘s, a." will he snowman AT 3 ‘ AILY Low Palace to as them “into our new quarter. Designs at Wall as r at 0' PRICES. Do U Wowiiibcioontedlnthe if.."""""“" It. 1. Hwy—00 "I u GIT Hm SELECTION.
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