.- ...”: ' Lecture Course. Members of Gochenoe Tribe, No. 3:. I. 0.1!. M» that last evening and trans- acted routine business A diphtheria quarantine was remov- ed Yesterday by Health Oficer Dr. William I. Tracey, from the home of ”catwalk wiuon, In Reed street; . -. ....— - ; Routine business was transacted at last: night's meeting of Buckinxham Font. No. 12, G. A. R. which was held in the headquarters in the Town As-j sembly Hull buildifig, in Wall streetf “a..." The regular weekly dance of Cock- enoe Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. M., was held”. last night in Red Men's Hall, in“ Halo street. ......— , ,_ Dr. W. 8. Watson. who has been un-i der medical treatment in New York; during the last week is to go to John Hopkins Habitat, Baltimore fun fur- ther treatment and the time of his re- turn to this city is iiidlfinite.——Dan- bury News. «Umbrellas, canes, mourning builds O’Brien's. Hat shipments from this city wer.‘ never-"heavier at this time in season than they .are at present. Early deliveries are being made in or- der to mold delay on account of freight congestion at the opening of the season , ~Banner Bakerywopen Jan. 22. James Dagon and Frank Godfrey will be the Norwalk representatives in a basketball conference which will be ‘ held in Danbury tomorrow. between . the managers or the Danbury, Bridgo port and Norwalk teams. At this time arrangements fora thrcercity league will be arranged Some decision will also be reached Icgiirding men play ing that with one team, and then with another 3 mean a fire . e i t e Iii d .u \um-‘Q , . (1,32,31,32: a]: £33“; maxim \mh-g - see that you consider dangerous Ol' liable to cause a‘i-fire. ol‘ the South Norwalltw 'Congregational Church, tomorrow at .12 o’clock, tohear din solandt speak ‘ Mr. ‘ the P. S. H.. on the “Mupcrancc Situation." 'Solandt will have definite plans to give the men regarding the petitions ‘ . Taylor &Goldenl l-iart' ‘ ford, has been appointed judge-ndI’o-f Connecticut National; to be circulated this Spring so as- to throw some light on the Saloon ques~ Ilion in town. J. Ilamniersloy, or ' William note of the fluid to succeed Mujm J Mean II no. of. this city, who was plotted upon the: retired list several months ago. at his on request. The new judgeodwcate is a Baitford lawyer and a member ‘ of Troop B, of the Fifth militia caval- . 17. and is also a member of the house i of representatives of the present 39n- . oral assembly. L —oAN'cINo SATURDAY NIGHT Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bros. 8w piece orchestra—Cathedral Chimes. . Noted visitors are spending the win- ter in Norwalk, but few of the rest- dent; have seen them. lludsonian' Chickadee is stopping on Arch street, and Kentucky Cardinal has taken up his residence near Broad River. White- winged Cross-bill and Yellow-bellied Sapsmker may also be seen about. town in the vicinity of Hillside. A ”reception in honor of them distin- ‘ gulshed visitors will be held in that Assembly Hall of the High school on Friday evening, January 26, under the ‘ The “(air was very; largely attended, and the Victor OI“! chestra of Norwalk. furnished music; the ‘ 1 Monday. 1and Me Dreyruss. gumds These men beating team of last your and during ' DON‘T’S r till 1917 ’ \ Don' t build a fire in an open fireplace and go away and leave it. Den’ t use an open fireplace with t a substantial Spark screen. Don’t throw waste paper on an op 21 fil'?'. Don‘ t start your fire with kerosene ant. ., zone on to hurry it along. Don’t use your stove unless it has proper brick . or ' metal protection underneath. . Don' t set a stove near a. partition without providing a ' meal shield and air space. Don’ t run your Stovepipe through ceilings or partitions without proper collar and clearance Don’t paste paper over the holes. _ Don't destroy or injure insulation by hanging electric ‘ light cord on nails, etc. Don’ t put paper Shades around electric lights. Dou’ t fail to keep your kerosene lamps clean and proper- ly trimmed. Don‘ I fill your lamps except by daylight and then dont smoke while you are fillingth em. Don’t leave lighted kerosene lamps. neat inflammable material, or under shelves. Don't use any matches except saiety matches. Don' t let the children have matches. Don’t throw burnt matChes on the floor or into the waste baskets, always ‘place them in metal receptacles. " Don't store clothing away without first removing all matches from pockets. Note ~Hfle all useless material and rubbish regularly removed from your house and burned as these unnecessary accumulations are dangerous and‘thc cause of many fires. Don’ t hang clothes where they will be near hot chim- neys or stovepipcs. Don' t go into closets with lighted matches, or candles. Don’t bum leaves, dead grass, or rubbish without using the utmost care and keeping the fireea safe distance from the building. Don't light fires outside on windy days Don‘ t bank up around your house in the winter with leaves, straw, excelsior or other readily inflammable mater- ial. A chimney spark, or a carelessly thrown match or I cigarette may ignite it. , Don’t clean gloves or clothiilg with gasoline, benzine or 1 naphtha. Don’t have oily rag! or cloths around as they my rig- nite spontaneously. Be sure and burn them‘ immediately after using Leaving them about for only a few hours may pour kero- . Don‘t fail to notify the company of anything you may Make sure your family understands this. In case oi fire give the alarm and remain to notify the Fire Department where the fire Is; and, i = DON’T FORGET Write All Kinds of Insurance 30th Norwalk Trust C 0. Building. Telephone 1230 4. i’rnnsyivanis ifdotbali- team's trip Pasadena was not in vain after all "lIIi‘iy Conn. the best player on the Orccon team that beat l’eun on New Year‘s will enter Pennsle-Iinia next , . I . , SHEEPSHEAD BAY TEAM COMINGI‘ 0 —~.——- Arrangements llilVl.‘ practically been completed by the. Norualk basketball Emaiiagement tor the bringing of the ell-"mu. Penn made the longest and famous Sheepshead bu) iiggrcgiitionto:“'3'“Nit ”mam” “'19 on record. Norwalk sometime during the earl) lHSl Ali-[N8 WI‘EASH part of February Included in the visitors' lin :up willl be Norman and Reich, foruaids “Stretch" Harvey center Jack \iurmy. The noticeptit powd-i’I to be shaken completed Norwaik's famous world into the ”hoes and Sprinkle“ Into the foot- bath It you want test and com- the latter part of the season‘ they in“ for tired. aching, swollen, sweat practically owned the town ing leet. we Allen's Foot Ease. It Nothing however, would pleas“ to relieves chiiblains and frost bites and , prevents blisters, Bore and callous cal fans more than to have the pre- sent Norwalk quintet hand the Sheeps. ”0““ h“ ”‘3 ““115 I” danclng, ‘ auspices 0‘ the Hui-croft Magical “a ghead Bay crowd a good trimming this parties, patent leather shoes, and for year. To turn this trick however. the making in “W “hoes- Try it today it is hoped“ thbt the f citizens of Nor-walk will avail them- . .4 selves oi the opportunity of meetingr these distinguished guests and their ' _ friends. . On Eternal which this p The personal interest of every pom Norwalks will have to hit a' terrific Sold everywhere, 25“ D0“ mm V clip ,and stick to it every moment of any substitute Fl" tree trial mm“ the game. N. Y :—Adv. uard Always A ce is the price of succeed” moperoua bank has faithfully paid. me” with it Lin any way whatsoever amic- orously guarded by men of .— ....." ......— ..‘.... ....t ‘ Arm Delivery. . _, .2. . Ii e S . . in the Llassms There; wrt '2 man in our Tauiitsnd he was considered wise. He tried to beat the g one by all the means he could 'ixd.e He plug?“ cede some cheap coal and thought it would fill the Brt i Illidnt suit the mic and she is chewing about it I St I She fox-b d iii '11 the house find told him to vamoOSe, Said 1:: top piece wasat right and his screws were e At hurt it saw the lighten! came down to our place. 3 f It's a? evident heia Satisfied for he shows it on his R L Y MOND BROTHERS . 1-! Wo-hinm SQ «w The» Most Sanitary Market in Connecticut All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and - Canned Lfi-Fioh OYSTERS, (LAMS, ESCALLOPS, GREENl’ORT OYSTERS' Cutb‘ill’s Bridge Fis ch Market 'Phona m and 10!. 71 North Main 51. Pigskin Shoe ForMen SomethingiNew and Rapidly Becoming ,I’onular Reliable Hosiery All Grades for Men, Women, and ’ Children CONNEALLY & BRACKEN ll WAIHINOTONJTIIET ‘ YILIPHONI‘ 1476-2. g Charge Accounts Opened So. Norw'aik A few of the specials for Tod 39¢ CORSETS .............................. 52,50 SILK- -PETTICOATS ............... .~. >§9¢ WAISTS ..... . ...................... " 75¢ WAISTS ................................ $1.00 WAISTS ........... -. . ..‘ ............... 59¢ LEATHER BAGS ........... 51,90 LEATHER BAGS ....................... 25¢ and 29¢ NECIcwEAR ................... ,7 91,25 MANNISH GLOVES ............ $1.75 FOWNES’ GLOVES 50¢ CHILDREN’S MITTENLS ................ $1.00 UMBRELLAS .......................... 75¢ LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES ........... ‘. " 75¢ FLANELETTE GOWNS ............... $1 25 and $1 39 LADIES’ QUILTED were 86 and s7 COATS .......................... -'t I. $8 and $10 COATS ......................... 34 $10 COATS .................................. 1‘95, ONEHALE PRICE—ALL SUITS—ONE HALF p ‘ ' . $6 and $8 SILK POPLIN DRESSES ...... ...33 ,- lg: '52 5o CLOTH SKIRTS ...................... 91 $3 00 CLOTH SKIRTS ...................... 91, - $2 00 TRIMMED HATS ....................... 1715 $3.00 TRIMMED HATS ..................... ~31; " 50¢ and $1 00 SHAPES ...................... '. T ‘- 31. 00 and $1. 25 SHAPES ...... , ........... ,. . \EauILT rvrswmrens - L. o Mm. Ethel Virgin om} addresa Allen s. otmstead,‘ Le .Roy. ’ James Donnelly FREE . Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometer and Calendar Free " With an S8 purchn'se at our wholesale store Grade I Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wine, High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the Holidays. Come in an convince yourself. J. DlScssa Wholesale Stores-MonroeSt’, Central Hotel Block . Tell 1555 and 151-4. South Norwalk. The BlouseiThat Fashion Has ,_ Stamped With; "Her Approval V is presented in this chic fllchlnglll its jaunty collar and soft fullness in from. The blouse is the finish- iugSLoucli to the smart tailored suit, so to be sure you get justL~tlIc right model select your blouse from the Fobruarj) . Pictorial Review We urgen‘tlyrecommend ' to you, before deciding ~ on your WintchIesses, to procure a copy of ‘ “Mounts 1.'.I~' -. llul'ASllOllBOOKiorWiN‘l‘Ell . limwmwmhpzdfidwuiafifimwmaml "h 16 So. Main 8 ..I BRASS .I’BE’DS Thenleulwaymbed iududu animal“ 59"“! wmhwfld when, my m Ammwmu‘lmm WM . have cavities in them, that you ram ‘. .-. » the right way. ' "DI'J. FH.7Mallery «to advance, eo. Nomalk. co‘nn. Smith. Underwood .... Winston, all other5 VOCAL 8TUDIO l“. III-lies, sold. rented. “,- West Avenu , repaired. Rentals. I: 1 9' ,, pernontli. ‘dalhlflfl ; South Norwclk cold at. 55 per monm‘ ‘ Tut.“ . _, . . Ye For rt ‘ .IAS. oonnettv. Md”, Mug“... » '00"! “III CQFM'. M NOMIHI (1042- 35 PhD " ML -... ‘4‘“ he ' ' 3F m .. v; I i I I Stratum s raises. , - Native Chicken. and Fowl: 28c.——32c.: " Small Fresh Hams ..... ....... 206.1 ' . - Fresh Shoulders ................ 18c. I L C It 8 ‘ 33:" Pork Loin ...... T ........ 22m} Pork, corned ............. 186. Freth Hooks ....... . ............ 18c. WOMEN'S WEAR Gounod Sparerlbc .............. 15c. , . Lean Pot Roast ....... from 1; up MID ‘ Flank Steak: 22c Sugar Cured Hams ............ 24c . California Hams ............... 17c. . \ Home-made Sausage ........... 24ml" SALES . Salt Herring, Mackerel and Silt Sal-‘l ; ..mon. . . . 1' Everything in fine groceriec and K' ‘ A‘ CLAVEN ‘ Vegetables. . - ‘ . Gloomargarine ........... 25c.—280.‘ 56 “0' MAIN ST” Gold Medal Butter ............. 45c.E " I" Heinle’; €3Lcr Knot ...... cc. lb." .-.._____.._..-- Chicken and Beef Cuber, 1 din. 25c.. Chamok’s Market Free Delivery Tel. 583-a . 76 North Main St, South Norwalk ShveYouITEETiii. I .. l I l ' | . . Do not think becauSe youri I teeth are getting discolored, and l U ‘ cannot save them. Sometimes an illness will impair the enamel, or the remedies necessary to re- store health produce discolora- tions. If such has~bcen the case, do not wait till your mouth is filled with. unwholcsome and un- sightly members, but have them attended to immediately. It is the best way, the cheapest way,- THE SELECTION OF SUITABLE WALL is an easy task here so many varieties be tents and plain colors can suit any taste or requirement. And we any puree too. We ‘ in every grade, so any you me have Seton mods . ' The % Ger ,, HMS... In. to 5 p. nit ,7 lol p. m. Sundays. ”annulment. only. i’l’he 'New’Scieuce Mflcmmlp unmiviou or cumonmnc
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