’ wholesale houses,
dist twelve ' months.
‘ houses, mostly of the two or tour-fam-
F . 1 wt
mun. not. now:
"' tilts.
Regular business Wits transacted
12st might. at the meeting of Our Bro-
thers' Lodge. No. 16, l. 0. 0. F5.
There will be a regular meeting of
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364.
Sons of St. George, this evening ill the
lodge room in Main street.
Catholic Union Council, N. 46, K. of
(3., will- meet tonight in the clubhouse
in West avenue. Plans for the annual
Lincoln Day banquet will be discussed.
~lloti‘t fail to see Peggy Hyland
in “The Enemy," at the Palace, to-
lay.
An informal dance will be h id 10-!
morrow evening in Red M n s Hall int
Main stlcet undel the auspices of the:
local division of the trolleynren's un-
ion. I
t
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A l'wegul 11' mm tillg of Pride of (‘ourtl
fiarmk No 801 Companions of the,
Forest will he hrld this evening. Ev-
ery member is requested to he in at. t
tendance. . '
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The ”my“ you 11.119 Mm “I .llll'lgI .dtt'ctllm I do not find that any can ; tilled stock sue a‘ d 10 mol 1; go
for have. just come in, four specials
All good ones, hear them all, bill be.’
. sure to hear "Poor Butterfly" and
“Naughty, Naughty, Naughty]
Ior No. 18213 and No. 35605 at
nelly's, ltt Sotlth'h‘lain street.
George Hodge, of Norwalk, O'lt‘ oi;
the most widely known characters in;
airfield county, who has been selling:
Middlebrook’s almanacs in Danbuly-
each year for the last foxty- sewn
years, is in the city again \‘lilll till-
1917 allnanacs.»Dallbu1-y News.
l
1
1
5
The Newtown Brae is the most
cent paper in this sectionofthe state
“to make a radical change in size in}
order to meet conditions arising i'rolnI
the scartity and excessively high rust:
of white paper. The Bee, while re“
tojning its customary number of pan-
-011, has reduced the number of
11mm; to the page. from ‘.=even to six,
~~lf it's real comfort that you want
next wintvr, and every other winter L
then use Burnhnln Boiler Cosy Com-
»fort lleat. Lord & Burnltam 00.. hr-
ington, N. Y. '
re I
1
Dl'yogoods 1, and clothing merchants '
mIin the middle of their "worry sm-
son" just now. This is the, time when
the spring‘nnd summer styles are be-
ing advanced to the merchants by
and. in order to
get. in on the “ground floor" prices: it
is necessary fonfiem to make their
selections of stock very early.
Daniel F. Mutvihilt. gunner in the
'Ilnited States Navy. is spending a
few days in Danbury with his broth
er,” Joseph Mulvillill. Mr. Mulvihill
was recently detached from the Sag
Harbor. L. 1.. station arfildetailed as
inspector at the Ellen Torpedo works.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. 'Mulrihill witness-
'ed the making of the world‘s, record
torpedo ."hit" I when a target i8.000t
yards away was struck. A twenty-I
one foot torpedo was used. t
The past. year has seen a great deal
of trading in real estate. There are
a number of moneyed peoplec in Nor-
rwalk who do not care to take on the
worries that accompany the building
of houses and yet they like to own
houses when there is such a demand
for rents as prevailed here during the
It was these,
"trading vacant lots for’ established-
ily type, that brought about so many
ironsfere of real estate.
to see Peggy ...-Hy1anu
at the Palace, to-
~~D0n't tail
.in “The Enemy,"
' (1.11111
f ill .‘1'»
('tll- ; "
CON YHACT OR WINS SUIT.
magma M'Jl Must Pay $01.70 on.
Home Building. '
.JlltLt‘J‘ Howard ll. Scott, in
(-112? of common pleas, has handed
down his decision in the case of
Robert l.. Bassett 1's. Conrad ltocilev
icin, Both litigants are
pzrties. The plaintifl, who is a cone
tractor. erected a house for the de-I
ti'endant and later presented a bill
for $102.48, which he'claiuled was the
balance due on the contract. The
dttt-ndant when suit for the balance,
made a counter-claim.
the
"was brought,
zlskil‘g $280 dalllagcs, claiming
troll; done was not first class.
Judge Scott finds the issues for the?
Mr. .
Bassett to recover $91.70 and costs:
I At’iomo’y William H. Cable, of thin
plaintiff and renders judgment.
and
ap-
111, l'eplisentcd Mr. Bunsen,
Keogh & Candee of Norwalk,
lc.‘ led tor the defendant.
in his lllcrrull'uildum
.lul‘g'e Scott says:
hnd that the. plaintiff agreed to‘
do the work in .1 \mlklnanlike man
itt‘vulld that he. 1:1..in out his agree-I
. '.lt'lll. .
"'t'tit white p‘ln- sinnglcs were
ll it! with the assent oi the defend
11:1 :.'l-,tl tithoudi 1ft“ of them were
.itiolable number were so
‘1 haw allowed the plaintiff's
except the turns for repair-
A k mi: tic roof v-.ilith i do not think it cd for that purpose.
lion :“is intended at thc time to charge tolnlalion obtainable is that the fin»
2 it 1',
and the items charged in the ac.
mutt for interest, making $80.09 due,
“nth lillt'l‘wt from August 8, 1914, the
til-.11: of the last pal‘lnt-ntwthc amount
of principal interest being
and
““15”." ‘
MURRAY CLAIMS MISTAKE.
ISnyzs Theft Charge Grows Out of a
Mlxup in Carrier-5’ Mail.
James H. Murray, Stamford letter
I irricl, had a partial huaring before
lililt‘tl State's Commissioner W A.
“light in New Haven 1115! week on
charge of tampering with the mails
Stamford post office. The hear.
a; was continued to yostrl'day, und-
'1'l' bonds of $1,001) which '12'01'1' turn
1: hilt Murray, who has been in the
tlltlllO) of the Stamford office for 283 ”pup?" \lr loigh asked Mr. Whit-
claims that his arm 1 is due
to a mistake and a mix- -up of mails:
m ”it various carriers in the office.
Many Letters Went Astray.
it [1 Murphy, of Ridge place, ems
\“llilti
|that the lotion; which Letter Carrier
Murray is accused of appropriating
wi'i'eeaddrvsscd to “The Al'dce Manu-
facturing Company,"
umptaints for a long time past, from
alerts-papers Illicit urintcd their ltd-
'l'cltiscments stating that lsubscrib-
(_.s \illll had answered llll‘ udver—tise
ml- his bad llmcrllcard flour the coin-
you}; and had not received goods for
\vl'. ctr they had st'nt money. Murphy
t‘olmcrly resided ill East Nor'walk.
SL1 MANY DIVORCES TWO
JUDGES NEEDED.-
.L’ncontested Cases crowd Calendar-103mg:
Until April 20 and Others
’ Must Watt
:‘0 grunt has been the demand for
been taken up
tar-gs until April it].
H‘tlilllg divorcm
until after
rascs assigned for hearings
Those persons
will intro to wait
(.‘ilcrccs will be heard each Friday.
The week following April '20, there
ml: be two judges on the Job and 12l
cases will be assigned for Icach Frgi-
day until all have been disposed of
The divorce calendar has been out
exceedingly large one for Itsever'htl'
months. it is always taken as a sure
sign of prosperity when the docket
is (rowaed, as it costs a little money
to bring actions. I
On Guard Always
Eternal vigilence is the price cf success..;
which this prosperous bank has faithfully paid...
The personal interest of every, patron doing?
business with it in any way whatsoevera're rigi-
orously guarded by men. of excellent acumen.
Make their acmmintance. It is & diction boil
the
ltldgen‘eltl .
ol decision,I
iobirgntions indefinitely far into the
of Ridge Placc.‘
lie and N. 1‘. Murphy are proprietors.
of the company. 11nd they had many
t twelve; Detroit, titty: Toledo. fifteen;
; Cleveland
that date to have their,
From‘
now until April 20, six uncontestcd'
m m Will. I ma.
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NEW HAVEN ROAD 8700K.
me Km of Sig-liter.“ 91 no
cost Drop.
.l
l
l
M'lnalk stuckhtiitu in tin Xe“
York New liaun 1~~
. of whom ilzcrc are many,
1.-'..(<d will; much uncertainty
i‘ail
ha“
i
(1:
ll' l‘tivl‘d
. the norm drop in tllt- marlin:
Iti‘t't' oi” flock and have uracil
1:111qu int, 's to what the action
t-t the stout. , ""cd, but have bet-ll
able to go: no flow lulul‘llltt‘I
llrn. '
What St‘t‘illa‘ to be; the most dll‘t‘t't
ilfrrlllatioll that has reached the
public: appeartd il.ti11 New llavcn
1'l‘:t‘.;cs.-l.e:tu‘er or” nsterday, which
saw.
I‘clrwl'ning the prmnrt status of
me New Haven road‘s stock, which,
i has created a near-panic- alnong small
t.tmkltoldcls, little is known even, it
flaccid seem, in high places. Indi-
'calions at present are that the New
llnvcu has been able to care tor its
and that it is having no trou-
gcttiniz, money it needs. -
shadow of preterred stock
ft‘t't‘lllfi to lie over the situation. An
trtitral says: "The finance commit-
tee ut the board of dil'cctors is tak-
1"”; up these matters, but no pro-
future
l‘lv ill
The
(1111 be aetcptcd without the approval
.1
WM.
.. .13 We {my 111 tile
It
There was 2 man in our Town and be was carillo-
llct rd '1; beat the gun: by all the means he
ire.
He pure: 1; ed some ch cap 1031 and thought it would fill the
bf l - '
But " idnt suit the wt e and she is chewing about it
Sill I. 'W 1:; Italy
She lorb d l im the house and told him to vamoose,
Said his tap piece wasnt right and his screws were
loos:
At last he saw the light aid came down to our place.
It’s quite evident he ls satisfied for he shows it on his
face.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1:7 Washinuou St_,_
“an.
“a“
*r"
«.
- Norwalk
Jallllry €10
Both Floors FIN
.us .. .
malice Sale
“ml Rte argains
The City N anonatx
COMMANDING SUCCESS?
Some people command success—others wait for it 1
Those who command success are the ones who war,
for opportunity and seize it.
A Bank account here will deve10p- business
and a helpful acquaintance.
Why not identify yourself With this Bank and get
a position to COMMAND YOUR SUCCESS?
We loan money on first mortgage- “‘
”him” I 1 2-2
The Most Sanitary Market in Connecticut
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt: and
Canned Fish
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS,
GREENPORT OYSTERS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'PIIMGI 103m 100.
instineb
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Andrew Davey, In
ol‘ the stockholders and there has
The best in-
t
lt-cn no mooring of stockholders cull-1 .
t
.lut-e committee is looking into con—
‘giliorls preparatory to taking the mat-
lt'l‘ up indefinitely.
1t l'cllluined for Harry Leigh to in—
terview Eli Vt'llitncy on the subject
(If i‘lOt'k.
"Why is this raid on New Haven
:tock?" Mr. Leigh asked.
"i do not know." replied Mr.
llt-y.
“ii i had the money to spare, I
should buy The stock at its present
iilt‘t‘. All outstanding notes of the
road are provided for. We are earn-
in; big money and have so lnuch
huslllexs that we cannot take care
or” ‘1 all.
“i believe ill preferred stock, and
I would vote. {or it "
. ‘tio you object to my making this
Whit-
1114'.
"t' ('l'lfllllly not.
isali Mr, Whitney.
t -
‘Bowuuc CONGRESS ears are
ENTRY. ’”
Between 650 and 700 Five Men Teams
Are Entered.
(.‘i-llCAGO, Jan. iii-Between 650
1.11111 700 five-men teams will roll for
nadtnal titles in the American Bow-
ling Congress totilnunlcnt which will
begin 111 Grand Rapids, Mich" on
March 3, according to 111. announce~
merit today by Abraham Lanktry, nec-
tretal'y. Indications are he Mild that
Ithe number of entries will force at
ljetlst two extra I daye' play in the.
3 tournament scheduled to finish March
; 25.
Cincinnati
That is all right,"
eleven
Buflulo,
has entered
Pittsburgh, fifteen;
thirty; Louisville, ten:
Columbus, 0., twelve; Akron, 0., ten;
tdliOlccs that all of the Friday sesqmm Indianapolis and Fort “rm-MI '
1.11 n' of the Civil Superior court hnvc‘.
with uncontested
a combined total of ten
FRAZEE HAS NINE PLAYERS
SlGNFD UP.
FOSTON, Jan. 23.——Harl'y H.
Frau-c, president of the Boston Ant-
crilarl League baseball club, on
vnaunced last night that he had nine
pl:l'~ el's under contract, including
Vt .1 user John J. Barry who signed
a 11- -u weeks ago and Ruth Shore and
rAgnos whose
1: (111 last season He ’cxpccted lite
nlnlc players to send in their con.
ill-acts Thursday. At the club’s oiilce.
I it was said that nearly all members
I of the team are members of the Base-
'ball Playera’ Fraternity., 3
contracts hold over .
98 Washington St, So. Norwalltr
Ff” DOIIVOI". 71 MOM Main 8!.
w” 1... 1 Phone 410 Prompt Auto‘Delivf
1
., . o ' SNIDER’S PURE TOMATO CATSUP
4'1: 25c Bottles cut to ................ . ......... .. .
e» 3 es t“ 'ng ; 15c Bottles cut to ......................... _ I
. ‘ 3 Whole Rice, lb. ....... * 5c Marrow Beans ..... 129w
. ’ Lima Beans ....... 12c lb. Pure Lard ........ 191: Hit
a les ‘ OBS Best Prunes 2 lbs. 256 Best Peaches 2 lbs. 259'
' Santos Coffee ...... 19C, lb. Huyler’s Cocoa .. in:
' ’ ' be ‘ . Bl kb i d Lo
May always be “““d ht“- S°m= of the new “W“ W re- ' 3&333333‘3333333’33 .7373. . _ .33 . .337533. 183;"... ._
Iccived are of especial interest and we will gladly show them WATCH OUR WINDOWS AND GET LIST CF“
to all interested .Wn. 1 ‘ PRICES. ‘ I
' ' , 3' 1 NAVEL ORANGES FOR .................. . 25¢
Reliable [1031er of all the new and standard 6 '
M .
,' shades
‘EBUIILT TYPEWRITER! — L. C
Smith Under-wont. Mrs. Ethel Virgin D’Nfl
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN 1:. -
_ 3' ’° . 43 West Avenue ..
repaired. Rentals. 1! : . '
It wuumm'ou 31mm TILIPHONI um n11;-d 1:211:151.pet:a;:1;1e i . South {\orwalk
IO H1 7
"' I .. I . us. DONNELLY I 'Fflfggg' Igfirg‘nkg‘w
:— - M“— “a. “MK—F“ m_~‘-WH' ‘ “a”. M.” Street. 30““! Nam! , ‘042: 35 ”One 840. II I
FREE: 3,. t ' "
WEEKLY PRICES 1
Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometor and W. 01...... ... m... 23c.—.32c.: . . .
' Small Fresh Hams ............ 2012.. i.- .
Calendar Free m... 3.1.11.1. ............... 3.1 The Little Sh
- Small Par Lo 11 ............... c 1 .
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store Grade 31,, P k. med IIIIIIIIIIIII 13¢ . . ,1
Wines, OIid Po:t, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wine, min :lrockuco..b. ............... . 1:12.; WOMEN S WEAR
High Gra e Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the Corned SIparert c .............. c.;
H.1....,. cm “1;“ 322cm..." 33:16“ ...... TT?T'T.‘.3°3§§1 MIDWINTEH
. 3888' «u...» Man on arms ............ .;
, if H ............... 17c. ,
Wholesale Stores—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block. 323.2333“... 321:1... ........... 24c. t SALES
South Norwalk. Tell 1555 and 151-4. Salt Herring, Mackeral and Salt Sal. t ,
3:: ~51 """ 53233111119 irl fine groceries and}' K' a A'CLAVEN
~' “ “Vegetable? ' 25% —28c. t 56 N0. MAIN ST.
. eomargar ne ........... ,
The. New Frocks for Home Wear Show 31:: -335“;3,§‘.‘“,2',.;.‘. --------------- 135.4333 ,
Simple Straight Lines :hicken and Beet Cubes, 1 doz. 25c.l"'""‘ “'“
’ ‘ t
Chamok s. Market 3 6
Free Delivery 3 "3 .
l‘el. 583-2. 76 North Main St.. I
South lilorwalki
3’ fl ‘WFI _—¢ F." ————.—~»-——-—-——-——»~—- 3 il
Does It Pay ‘.
to take a stitch in time? Does itl
pay to have your teeth put in
good condition while there is only
a little work needed, or, is it bet-
ter to wait till there is much to -
do and onu have endured" sleep~
less nights and grievous days with
tooth ache before having them
attended to?
Remémber I use only the best
materials, give good workmanship
. .I.—-:4:'-—'>€'
THE SELECTION or
SUITABLE WALL
requirement. And we "can
_any purse too. We
and moderate prices. Consultai
tion free.
in every grade, so any price"
yau “may have set can be
me dated.
' .. ”:1... al.3333331, EMT: 13.3133?“ Dr. J. H. Mallerv The Gotham
FEBRUARY 15 So._.Maln st, So. Norwalk, Conn.
. PICTQRIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Jam es Donnellynfsh16 So. M am 8
Hours9a. m.t05p.m.. 7t08p.m
Sunday: by, appointment only. 0
f ' - u I
, l'lle New belence-
nrrmmou or Cl-llnoPaAc'rlc
Chiropractic ill the definition oi the
cause oi the: Shears and the art. at
: adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in till
Illack. 1m: it done in childhood
. tit cranial pinched nerves and pain it. I
MerchantsProht
Sharing Coup ‘
With all Cilsli S
The price of every brass bed includes a High-grade
Spring. "
* _ , . 3 ” ‘1' .7 a I later lifelmthe diluent organs cud. I ; '1
I Enameleé Iron Beds “W- 1.1.1.". the out!” “. Chffllld Phil!
T New dicsig‘ns' in white and colors, very reasonably ileum and pull. health is "atom .. x 5'
' through harmonizing the nerve an
. com in: your body. Female troublol
$an special httention: anomaly:
priced . _.
3’ I A- BIG STOEK OF SPRINGS. MATTRESSES ‘AI’ND
J at
PILISEWS ”will: You 1;!“ have: mi" '
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