For Spring and winner Wear
no now being shown in Percale-I,
Gingham. (Sublets, Voiles. BIIISlQ,‘
Crepes. Seeisuckers. Garbardines, etc
A tompiete assortment oi.
WHITE 60008
E. K. BANKS.
Nanette-no Hotel Block.
tooth Not-unlit.
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NEW MARCH
Victor Records
NOW ON SALE AT
DONNELLY'S
ViCTROLA PARLOR
15 South Main Street.
ll
This craze for skating has
increased the demand for
“sport coats." sweaters and
mackinaws. Our New York
Buyer keeps this store sup-
plied with the newest ideas
for wome‘h as well as men.
Women's Sweaters at $5. $7
and $8.50.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk.
iii Ntws.
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Soutll Norwalk.
t‘tty t‘lerk Stephen iloltus has issued
tl ilt‘lniit to the t‘ S i‘ \' to hold
V - . . t. ’t s‘tiitii street, . .
LIN ‘ ‘ ”a! ‘ ‘ ' . g _ dune. iii .\rion will.
was it - -.toi pestettlu ill \cw lollt
" 'T
i): ti :tu Int-hit- tn.- t‘iut-tt Th" l‘ll'ltllll‘» lllrllet‘tor lt'ts issued to
lr‘ II ‘| r' ti
k i ‘3 l _ _ i ‘
Penis": \l"ll foo-v") on .\ot'tli Mdlll ””1”“ H "9‘1”“ d I‘N'm” 1" “-lt
V - ll ‘_ .l11'3c Tn ‘.\ .vw.‘
.‘trt’t'l ~ s_..-nt:ed ”illiiillull.‘ toi llldlly " (' A “m" .of t “I l It“
lies tioriittig it. St. Mary's thut'cli Hit \iurtli tlth a dance will tie gn'itn
a niou'h s lllllill ind» “its tele!ir.ttt-tl ' under the :ttispiccs ot' the Joint l'iicus
for [ill or ’t‘honitts Men-arty 'l‘rilit- \Illt'l'lt'dll Hitlltl Iziir committee
_. -. to the canvnssei‘a who assisted at the
Mrs title 1‘. Matthieu and Mrs Mt' lt‘t‘ellt fair. , r
(lee o' w‘tiintord. t\t‘I‘t‘ \l~lltll'« _ve-~I —-——-—
tc-tt‘at ull‘l \li's M ttuzm-l l"l;theit_\. Jellies lloiinell)‘ is Installing nuoth
‘ er rillll lprt wt «lemon. trailing rooiii
‘lll his \'1t'll‘tll2t parlors. 'l‘hts equips
A t-t' c «d»- \\'lt> lwld Sztttirdm ;tl-.‘ ”I“ parlor With three rooms for listen-
ternontt At the Still-on-l'owell dIIIL‘mlng to ””"d‘ “Hhont annoyance.
store under the auqtices of Bethany"
inild. u' 'l'tiititi Episcopal thurth
OI Slit'li 4 ~tlt-et
Ilun't full to hear the new Murrh
"I‘tltl‘d‘ llldl are now on sztio We
- . lune two tit‘llltlllall‘lllillg booths and
Mr hill ‘ll‘ \\'il|i;ttti ’I' liauiluitd‘ _ .
_ I i ll .1 will h.i\e the third liooth by hullll‘tlil)’
". :- it't en elltttnet 't lt‘l‘ .
of L”. ' W . ‘ l ‘ \\' so there \\ ill he no wziitiiig to hear l'et‘
. -' S: . . '~ . ..
home " ‘I In“ I} \l . ords ltoiiueiii s \ it‘trolu i‘urlor
bwte-i- tttd In"! Sirlt‘l Mrs t:.-ott;i;i
‘ ~ ~ I
It. I'll'ltl truth "i M'ldt‘urfi/r‘ \ \ neighborhood priiyer iii-true \vill
be held at the home of Nelson Dicker-
’l‘ln .. .llll 2w tut important nll‘t‘lllH ; mill. lti lligh stroet. this afternoon at
H in.- I'trbt r ~ union tomorrow night. 3-30 p m. .‘lll those iii this \‘icittitl'
.xll lllt"-‘ HTS are urged to be Prt‘et‘nt- tll‘l’ Invited to :ittcnd. Tomorrow tit
.\ social tone will follow the businwr -. the some hour the prayer senlee wit:
session. during Wlllt‘lt It‘llt‘FhHINVF ‘ be held at the home of Miss S. Jilll‘
will lie ~‘l\l‘tl ‘sli'tttl, lt'. West Mitiu street, .\'or\\ulk.
-— .All the members of the coopernting
A 1.. il.tl lll-‘t‘lill‘. l‘l tlttt Sistct‘e' churches iii the first distfiet. tire cor-
npbpk‘.‘ Lodge. Xi. .17». will u.. llt'ltl dially invited to nitt‘lid
Would-unit etenitt 4. iii the ltltllit“ —--
I‘Onlll> to. \\'nll stret-t itefieshtuetits. UH FINl-t.‘ tWelling. til the \'orit:ilk
.ntl dancing will he enjoyed -\I'Iitt-tv, tli- Noiuull; Aeriu ot‘ I‘Itlllll's‘
-; t--~'.
Lat”. {my ”Um”. int-cling h“, 1)....” “'1” hold ll.< eighth :tulitiul itiiisqtierutle
”1"th I .\ full :tllt‘lltlttlli’l‘ ig "Liliull. the lust itig rtlt‘lul function of its
queen-l kind liel'ore Lent The good time will
__ - the opened h) the tit-grt'e lentil til tile
The “w “MC ”Hit”. in which Sialllftll‘fl Aerie. undone of lhe biggest
“whim- II. ”I Hartley. S, l‘. Pair- tiutes ‘t'. the hi~tor_\ of the ltlt‘ill :teric
hanks. l-Z. I‘ Mctiregor. .lolin Staple In looked lili‘WuI‘ll to‘ b.\"tlie nient'u-rs
ton and ‘.. l2 ilurto “w cit-operating!"nd their friends. ht'ecs full orclics
trti trill furnish music for the titlllet‘.
~' le - iii llt‘ Stuth ’. .
“l“ H “H“ ) mm t ‘ \\lllt‘ll will lust ttiittl :t lute hour.
N0r\\.tll. llztptist
int: cue-it Sitturdnv.
tinder 'i:~- leadership of W
:t lu‘sge -ll"ll‘ lilkln: part.-
W
church eOery even
The singing lst
t‘. i‘ert‘y.
Seventydwo int-ll, the largest elziss
ot' cuitdidzites ever taken into the .\'or-
\\:ilk Aerie of Eagles, at one time. will
‘lie iiiitiiited tomorrow evening at eight
The ‘o'ciotk in ltcd Men's hull. on Main St.
ion t'ont..-il of the Knights of l‘olltm-l'l‘he work of initiation will be done by
hus yesterday nf'lernoon at the the lt)t‘:ll degree team. and after the
cltiliit-ivi-- on West tl\'t‘llllt-‘. :ind coiii'lt'i‘rmllm‘l' “it“ “0““ (‘Ollllllt’ted tltc
l'lt’lM H-l-"mepme for the lpcturojwllnlt‘ meeting will iidjoui'n to the
“'hit‘ll will he given next Sunday oy.‘ lodge rooms on \\‘nll street. where it
ening. n: the Regent Theatre. utideril’lg time “i” bt‘ 11"” Refreshments
the :tuso CM. of the local council of and on entertainment ill‘t‘ scheduled
the Kmmb of Columbus. David for the retiiuindcr oi‘tlie evening.
(i01tlslHL, the speaker, wlto will talk)
‘6“ the ‘tlbj"(‘l of “Peace and War." TH‘OMASTON M5?“ TIRED OF LIFE.
is one or the most able speakers who. 1 ”OMASTOX’ PM" 38' s-(leorge
- . ._ . \- l'.‘ '
that: appeared iit Norwalk for some ihnghum. km“ lite , ,ea \ 9m
;. _ . , . found dead frotu poison tit his home
:tlme. not the I\lllt.‘lll.< hope that a . .
.1 r ) ‘7 f i "ll ‘ li ethere today. The medical examiner
it; St I" mt)”. 0 (“0?") “”1 rcnuz rendered a verdict of suicide. and suid
, Wk 4““ “02"“ “m" 0 m“ .‘e that Binghttm had been dead for sou
559” 9‘ “m ‘) ”9’0““ A” ordwwtime. 'ihe medical examiner took
.‘tra 0“ “ “me “‘u “mm“ mm“ . charge of a note which was found near
w‘lllllllllt'f‘ ot' the t‘utltolic l‘u
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for the occasion. and vocal selectionsihim. and iii which. it is said. Billgham
‘ {is absolutely free. and the public is
Vi“ 31"“ form part or ”I“ evening'sihud written that he was tired of life. WASHINGTON. Feb. 23-“1)ém°‘
[program A‘I'llifiswn '0 “”5 ledul‘etnnd wished to leave the world.
Bingliam was foreman in a
clock company‘s plant
local
cordially invited to be present.
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To the Ambitious ~
Every true man hopes and works to create an estate.
and this Bank desires to assist EVERY MAN to
realize this ambition by safeguarding his funds and
paying interest on his savings.
A Bank Account is equally essential to the single
man and the married mam—for the former it com-
mands the respect of his fellow cig'zens; for the lat-
(is
THE CASTLES.
As H... old fit-mt r said “Them Olaf
ti .t~ "ll.~ " Nowhere is this so lruiy‘
'tLl"ll£ll.rtl as ill the lllrlOl) of Mr. and
1bits \‘t—rnon (fissile, who made a for-tI
‘tunr with their feel its the world's"
lore-attest modern dancers and are now
on the wit) to make another milliont
,oi two with the photopiay story ofl
their own lites. “The “hill of liife,"i
which is announced tot llmllllt‘,‘ and1
‘t.i,:li'. Wednesday. at the liegent’l‘heU
‘atte While their rise to wealth and
‘ifhlne has been in a ideasuie it freak
given
i
‘ol’ fottuiie. still the) lltll\l he
the credit for haiing had the grit to
tw-ltt poterty when it mint- and grasp
l‘.t' oppoitunit) to rise alone it also
\then it was presented. Vernon Cas-
tle had been long enough iii Hit
tit to zibsoiit tin tiue .\lllt‘llt“dl| spirit
(tllill
.tlitl both he uni his M'ifc ate iiviitg‘
multiples of what men and woiiieiituu
do when the) ii.i\e the cottiitge and
Is
Ac»
wording to oil :tccounts II I.‘ most iii
persistence 'l‘heii' picture story
“tilfil seeing for titan} lt‘.l:«(lll>
it'l't‘rllllfl 'l‘i'uly, it will lie llle‘ bts|
nouns local residents will etei' lttite
to see them it} good :olmntur 'l‘lzt-t .
will itett-r ttilllt‘ liete iii pelsoll 'I‘Iie
ft'IIll’lt’ slown at pittuie pitttw
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PALACE THEATRE.
’I‘Inr 'l'heutre announces uti-
(llllt‘l' gigantic \'uutteville entertain-
lllt iit for 'l‘lini Niki). i‘iiday and Satur
duyJI' this week (in this date, local.
interest is iiiaiitifested iii the presenta-
tion of Mr l'oi'ter l-Lint-rsoii Ilroune's
vztiidevitle tittitiipli. "In and Out" ll
toineu'y'Iu lltrt-e scenes Mr llrowne's
«outrihutitiits to tile legitimate stage
tire ituiiierous and litany of his sue»
cesses :tre stage history It is there-
fore nit ment of importance not only-
lo local theatre goon. Mr llrowm-‘s
home being iti thi.‘ section. ltut
vzindetille. too, it is noteworthy,
l‘ulut e
tut
"In
Here is the NE
—and have saved money
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153 WASHINGT
thDI
OVERCOATS
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$11150 to 3-5 Value.
A mighty satisfying feeling
Winter comes around to know that you‘re all ready
ACOBY’
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it will be when next
by your foresight.
ON STREET
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MR. CONLEV WRITES AGAIN.
n...—
Spoiting littitor of Sentinel.
lit 4r Sit
Kill‘ll) allow the rllill't lll your
sporting columns to (‘Ulit'll the false
sluteliients of Mr (‘itiliti-u. its printed
in .tlltllllt‘l paper
Mr t‘tiiboiie tininis ti..o
do not piote that l filth
utttttgv' of Mt) duck pit rt-ltt-t' iii the
I‘ii~t district l':\idl'lill) .‘tii (‘ar-
bone is front "llQ‘ll
show
My
[time
my stores
the highest
Missouri 1 can
littit
scores its rolled in lllfllt'll games
I the
l leatd bi'u incte fruition, but
met l::i\e ltlJllt'Hl aver»
ago
still that proves ill) stutemetit good.
Ncu Mr ("itl'bone NUs that at the
'slul'l (if this series it set 05 rules was
and tint" hits lN't‘ll lauded 1H one of;
the best t‘OllltItl) playlets iii \nudcville.
it is superbly presented by \"nltcr S
Howe and a competent caste ot' .-ix
platters Spetiitl scenic etpi‘pntctit is
turned and the sketch iii llii‘fl)’ “131i
I~ lil'etied to it legitimate .\n-
.. her speciztl feature for this \vetk.
will he Ned \\'iiyhtmt's v.t'idt rillu "lil‘i
it The llo'el I ism-s," n spurt.“ u‘ot'
n t-sicnl comedy l‘Iii 'e are l5"l ’llnl’lilv
or girls and clever ('Glll"".tll'~ Ill tlic
. lllrdll)’ tuttl'the costu'uini, .ttti s.t-'i»
cry is mid to be superior to the “W“.
:IL‘O‘ utrl iltj wen tn vaudeville. ()tlter'
tittim ll\'t‘ acts will round the program
and “ill he announced litter in this.
open but the management DrOlllll“t'~‘
u hill that will iiittititiiin the high Siillltl'
‘,. 'd it hits estiiblished. Tlit Dll"lt| ploy
teiitttt'es will he the ll~\litl lti_:.h cl-«eu
fl‘itl specially selected grade that ii ul-
1 you
”In al'
til‘« I"
t. lieitig shown at this i
"POTASH AND PERLMUTTER."
"Alto" l’otush tutti “Muwruss” l‘erl-
Illlllll‘l'. those lovable heroes of the
‘t‘lllitli and still trade. who were intros
duet-d lit Montague (ilziss through the
paint-s oi the Saturday Hit-nine Pool;
Ittlltl heciiiue worldfaiinous when Mun»
ll. Woods ptit them on the
stiige ot‘ the (‘ohnn 'l‘hetitre. New
York two seasons ago. tire promised :t
lltlltll‘lt‘ reception when they come to
the Ilcgcttt Theatre on Suturdity next.
'l‘liitt Alto and Morris know their busi-
ness troni A to Z. is :tttested by the
iflM‘l lhiit they delighted nearly a mil«
lion customers during their stay In
New York, from which city they come
direct to us. Owing to the
dotis demand for their goods every—
where, this enterprising firm cam re-
)nuin with us for only matinee and
lliL‘lll itiid. if] order to conform to their
motto of “First come, first served."
tickets will be sold at the box office
of the llcgent “I 10:21" a. in. on Wed-
tit-eddy.
iiiger ;\.
SUBSTITUTE FOR
HILL DYESTUFFS BILL_
Expected To Be Put Before Presidefl?
‘ for Approval. .
lecting will be paced before the Pres-
-ident at the same time. ‘
ter it atomic as} protection of his family from want.
Why not come in and allow us to show "you how
éfia‘ssrplus funds willwork for you in this Bank and
g‘lttu'efihubeep‘mtd. ~
.‘T‘t’.. ' .y .2 . .. '
EXPECT TQ SETTLE SUGAR
~. STRIKE.
sr. THOMAS. 1). w. I., Feb. 23.—
lt is expected thit normal conditlotie
will soon be restored on the Island of
St.‘ Crolx, owing to the settlement of
the strike .wliich for a time puniynod
trenien- ‘
the sour hit-try. -A fin-tnmy‘b
adopted b) all teams, the principal
one being that each team should liitnd
‘llle‘ other It'itlll it list of eight pluyers
that it intended to use in the series
I would like to impress upon your
mind. Mr ('Hl‘btlllt‘. that those lists of
names liaten't been llillltlt'tl In yet
lie also claims that l “as promptly
told that the team could get along
without me l'ndoubtedlt they could.
llttt why not tell the truth, Mr (‘nr'~
bone?
There was it“ Rule-i'mOfil between
you rind I that if I rolled. Runnigosn
wits not to be captain of the team
You culled me iii the store oti the :if
tetltoon of the do) the first game of
the series and tisked iite to pin). that
Iltiiiulgtisn this not to he in charge of
the twin“ and that night when the
some llilll slill‘lt‘tl. it uppcui‘ed to me
that Ilunttigosn wits ruttlttitg the It‘lllll
.4 quit then and there
illoppcti.
l Wits not
After you heard tlnit i had dropped
out of the game you called me in
the store and tried to get me to go
l‘fll‘k iii the alley and play ngnin.
There was tin argument between
every tncmberoftlietenm that if Ban-
iiigostt wits captain. none of us would
pluy. titid when it came to at head. I
wit} the only one who lived up tothnt
agreement. liow about. Mr. t‘ttrlione'.’
Next. he refers to a match between
llitnnigOsa and myself. but wants to
phiy part of it on his Mr.
(‘nrbonca I challenge Bannlgosa to a
match game. t he played on the Pit]-
and. if you desire to accept
:ice alloys
1 on his lteliitlf. that's where it will
be played.
I did not refer to your team us be-
ing "Teddy Bears." I referred‘ to
Dunnlgosa us being your teddy bear.
Another thing. Mr. Carbonc. I aimed
my letter at you. mostly. and not the
Norwalk bowling team. and for that
reason I would like to see your name
signed to your letter and not the oth-
ers.
(‘nn you. Mr. Carbone.
deny tiny of the. above,
lielow is the scores its
match gume‘s.
ttllevs.
truthfully
rolled .in
(‘onley would need
‘flve more pins to make his averagc'
:(‘I'ills of the Ways and Means come ‘ . , ‘ ' . .. .
tuittee expect to lay before Presidentigb' “hm Banntgosn. his "Farm m‘fl'
lWilson next Week for his approval “would “PM Sllvplns‘: -.
itll‘afl of it hill to build up an Ameri-i Player. 6‘ P'F‘ “'5‘ A)":
. t'can dyestuffs industry, which may in-iconley W31 2791 .95 93’26
{elude tin antidumplng provision. It ‘Bnnnigosn ‘ “““ 38 3618 125 95‘“
will be designed as it substitute for a‘f’auline "20 1897 114. 94'”
bill introduced by Representative E. Balcom """"" 3° 282: 115 “'01
1J. Hill. of Connecticut. Republican. 1“?“ """""" 9 85° 10‘ 94.07
‘ A mass of data on the dyestuffs In- Vteyerhauser “12 1128 108 “'00
idustry rind legislation which the De- Rose """""" 36 33“ 110 ”'02
‘httrtment of Commerce bits been col- Meeker “25 2162 103 “'12
MORTIMER CONLEY.
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TOEEKA aov (Are.
'I‘OPEIKA. Kins; Deb. 28,—Halpb
Foster, son of the Rev. Festus roster.
of Topeka. who we: a panic-tiger
aboard the steamship mm, which
struck I mine end unit off Dover. cl-
bled mo parentlgtodny that he‘ lied
been rescued nulls unhnrt. “
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portions of the room together will]:
the high peaked roof (ittcrei beautI-l
ftii opportunity for very effective dec-t
oration.- (in to» walls were the large,
t‘lttsr- Imnirei . of it‘ll. lltlz, lillii. “6H,:
1915; in the place of honor at the etiul
of the room were the banner of lhlu
and the two smaller ones for 1917
The musicians occupied a conspicuouV
position on the stage, and were eii
closed by a‘ beautiful arbor-like dec
oration lll yellow and white crepe pit-l
per. On each side of the stage cozy:
little sitting rooms had been arrang
ed wttii couches. easy chairs, ttowerui
and butineru. The whole rootn wait
draped with shining branches
of Southern green snillax, while gar
ll‘lltltt of ground pine hung across front |
opposite heuni ends below the rafters. 3
Bentley“: orchestra from Hridgeport‘
furnished the music which was very
delightful and which added much to
the pleasure of the occasion. The
dancing continued utitll midnight tie
ter which the party adjourned itgain]
to the Homestead for an informal so .
ciul hour. i
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The members ot‘ the cluss-wv
tire. t
Miss Rost- Lilliatn Agnew of Grand
titupids. Mich.. Miss Dorothy llootli of:
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mimi Mnryl
t‘ourteitay of Milwaukee, Mitts liar-t
riet Litwshc of Newark. New'.lct'scy.,
Mist-ea Beulah aind Itiii Itulh Well 0!?
‘Kcokuk. lowu; -.\iis.~t Louise lilumenvt
thitl of New York (‘ityz Miss l-‘uridul
Phillips of Reading, Pu; Miss Agnes;
lnglis. Newark. New Jersey; Mlss‘
Dorothy lIirsii. Lancaster, l’u., Miss‘
ltmilii Luttmoii ol' Norwttlk. .t‘onu.:
Miss Katharine Adams. NtlTWulll,
t‘ontt.: Miss l'enrle Southey ot‘ \\'est
port. L‘onit: .Miss I‘llectu Baird. Col-
lege Ptlllll. New York; Miss (‘atluirine
{‘oolcy of Kcyport. New Jersey; Miss
Dora \':iit liorti of Wilkes-Barre, l'u.;
Mitts Therese Lottntiin of New Lon-
don. (‘onn.; Miss Mary Simpson oft
’l‘otnt Pleasant, West Virginia. l
The young men attending the dance!
included Messrs. Randolph Betta. liar;
r_v Earlel .\l'.‘|.tlllt" Taylor. tllcrnitrdl
Hampton. Williiui tirindrod. Raymond
Mityes. all of Norwulk; Stuart White 1
tilde from New York: lllobert Bitu-i
union of New Haven: Malcolm Barber!
and Mr. Richardson of Yale; Albert‘j
t‘arpeitterof Long litliind. Alden,
Baum of ‘l’ittsburg. Verner and]
Thurston Law's-lie of Newark. New
Jersey: Harold Gertiert of Bridgeport:
Kenneth Weeks of l’lllfiilt‘ltl; ml
licrt (ilorieux of Princeton and Mr.
Sydo of Arlington.mtt Jersey.
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In this department we are showing an immense variety-
spring designs in "Royal Society" goods.
t‘bormlng Lingerie, dainty Infents' Wear. Chlflru‘h Dresses and
Rompers. Show Towels, Lunchson Sets, Fudge Anus. Dressing
Sacques. Boudoir Caps, Dollies, Dresser Scarfl. Pin muons. Ind
many other fascinating articles of merit. ’
We also carry High Grade Cottons for mm and Cit)
cheting. A trial will convince you of their sum. '
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