3 amship' Tickets :
For the South '
and All Parts of the
' World.
Taylor &Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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good, hard coal and take
the “win" out of winter.
You can’t lose on a proposi-
tion of this sort.
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
. piece ort'lle.stra—~Cathedral chimes.
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till NEWS
The .l. G. iiubbell place, in Water
Street. it‘ll'st District, is living wired.
(‘harles- F.
. ram, were
Routine business was disposed of at
a meeting of the Norwalk Lodge, No.
70 9
, B. P. O. E.
The W. C. '1‘.
afternoon with Mrs. Ida Meeker of 3“
Reed street, at 3 o'.clock l
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DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town jAsselnbly Hall. Grace Bros. 8-
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Plans for a dance and social to be
given on 'St. Valentine's night were
made last night by Court Laurel
Daughters of Castile, at a meeting
held last evening.
Clara Kimball
" at the
#llon‘t tail to see
in “Tile Rise of Susan;
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was disposed of‘
Order of Eastern
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fitoutine business
by Ophir Chapter,
Star. last evening. A delicious supper
was served after the meeting by the,
East Norwaik members.
Y»Don‘t fail to see (‘laru Killlbull
Young in “The Rise of Susan, at the
Palace, Friday. 1 l
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The annual meeting of the Fairfieid ‘
County Branch of the. Woman’s Aux-
iliary to the Board of Missions is be- "
ing held today in the Trinity Episco-
pal church. A large delegation is pro-l
sent, ' 3
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Clara Kimballl
llt tllf“
wilon’t tail” to see
Young in “The Rise of Sump,”
Palace. Friday.
Regular business came ullp before a
meeting of the Ulfétul “0an o tilt-
First M. E. Church held last evening.
A committee of two. consisting of
Hoyt and (‘halies l. 'l‘rl t
appointed to set ure a large
delegation to attend a dinner to be]
given in Stamford orl March 1.;
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(‘hiltilen's spetial f'eatule pittttle, 1
“Nathan Hale." at the Palate, Satur-
day morning. i
Children's Aid
‘ The (2‘ outlet ticut
The scheduled meeting of the Firs. “.0010”. would be vcly glad of voiun- l
District Commissioners was pustpontd
from last evening until tonight.
The Firday afternoon club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3. 30 o‘clock
with Mrs, J. Milton Coburn of South
Main street.
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Miss O'Deli‘s second term of danc-
jng for children will begin this attir-
1100“ in the Town Assembly hall and
in the evening the second class of
juniors will begin at 8 o'clock.
'I‘lit! divorce case of Halves rsfllauu
es was heard this afternoon in the
New Haven Superior Court before
Judge Webb: lAttorney .lesse'I‘. Dunbar,
or Norwaik represented Mr. Halves.
the plaintiff. in the action.
The. local police department has re-
ceived anotice from the Secretary oi
State to the effect that. till applicatioltl
[or 1917 registration "and markers have
been filled by the department, and that
“fire is no reason why iftlti markers
should be in use. The department ask‘
the. police to’ cooperate ill seeing
that all local motorists take out till?
' negistration and markers.
Lorena Gundermann, daughttr of
Edward Schoonoycr. was appointed
:ldminislrutrix of ilisestatt ill thr- plo-
tho Community Club.
teer \isitors to assist it in the local
lworii. Anyone wishing to give this cd‘
ioteration should
notify Miss Mary:
iiilby Jennings. 119 Flax Hill Road.
chairman of the civic department of.
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The adventures of “Desperate.
Desmond" have nothing on !
those of Emory S. Philips. of (‘lltyl
street. Last night Mr. Philips was kid-l
napped'by two men who threw a bag
over his head; tossed him in an auto;
gave htln a free ride to Highland ave-
nue. and there left him to get back
in me the best he. could. They did not
attempt to strip him of valuablesi
Now Mr. Philips can enjoy a joke. asl
.well as anyone, but the thought thati
‘llill‘i out going a little to far if it was
«joke and it‘ it wasn't it should be:
reportedto the putt" any how. So he:
did this upon his arrival at home.
(‘iliet‘ Pennington is today hard tot
rt work trying to figure who the uteri:
were that ran off with Mr. Philips.
Many people \t'flti
ntorv ill the newspapers
l L'ttltlllii.’ lllt lailioad wreck in 'i‘or-'
onto \then one man was killed and
many others injured ' by the
backing of a locomotive iltto .t‘
troop train. did not place the t‘uptnirtt
Vlltlt‘l’lil'i‘vt‘lil mentioned lil'llit‘ dis-g
rr ad llt'.‘
1!:th court today. The estate (vomit-WIS p:a.tt~ht-rs as being- :l folmer resident of l1; t... z
of H mortgage bond for $1.500. Elu- .‘lils shill». captain M:l("llltl‘:“(lil “1:is . W ‘
aide-e llwadministmtriX. Eft'leS(-1mm:- ltl one time telegraph operator 3:21; l 6W3 i" ‘ ‘ ' TWO 0f ‘
over. uldou‘ of the decedent; and u littnieyl‘iiie Junction and wn- well} i U t if L}
dauzlltur1'l‘helum Schonnover. The known in this city. According to tthfz . all"? m ma t , I l the many V
:t raisers are Alli er \\' so out H; . » . .t ,.'\.
pp ‘ u b t 1. it n llihplltlies he missed drain in lll‘ Miss ELLIS 4;.”ng 9550‘ l MC “
Luke [Alums—Bridgeport rumor. wreck by a matter ot inches, bull“: .\ ”with, party true i. lil net t~l~ l V} CL a
-—~ New close to [dent-Colonel .‘ttntiion-_ t um: I the home of “low ltiatttlle‘ l D
A requisition “n GOVDI‘DOI‘ (‘hlll‘ll~\' Hid. him “'3‘: instantly klllt‘ll. Cfip‘ ‘ Ellie. L‘Wfi’alli-flgl‘d‘l. Eli!!!) ‘rllltt‘k I; esigns
9- Whitman M New York. for the mtn’ nut-Phonon lel‘, llzutlrvvlllc ‘"""“' "“‘~‘.‘T" “n“ “""“”““"“"“ “m“ l' f
“trunnion or r in note \I rcone . - . . ‘ H mm“ ”w w H mean-"i w 2-. ‘ l or e '-
ll 0 . a . molt after tht oar started and m-ntj 3,“. MW “a, up; 1!“: ml... man} l l
charged with assault. with Intent to to t‘nnada. lie is now a moutb‘r or tun Nth m the do) 'i‘ltt- mesh ‘ 'l [Hilly
kill, in New Haven. “member 9. was: the headquarters start or the reg l“““ ‘ il ~‘ . F t f
"Him-ti yostt‘l’day ll.“ Governor Mar ”1”” ’Alllt'lt ”5"“! in d" ”-Vll‘li t {\tllnlu l Vire'rblll.‘t\lltidldel How» :2 i. Alt-0 JDC.
run. it. Holcomb. The titan in be -umm— $3. ”“1333, if}; {£23 \itflxfli ' l H». season dresses
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:5; held in New York city and eun- Damion IA‘I'UHDAY mom .atmt. heart-ti; lament. M. M, ». l ‘l‘a‘! 3“; 9'3." :
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Mill Ending 15 shopping at the Mill lEnd Sale.
It pays to do it every day; pays big dividend.
There are all sorts of things to be bought at the Mill End Sale.
in the papers; but only a part.
Some of those things are advertisech‘
All of them tire to be bought at :1 Mill End price—~a priCe that is less than regular price every time.
There are shoes—and there are stepladdcrsl There are suits (men and women s)——:lnd there are sledsll
I here is something, or litany things, in every part of the store.
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Mill Ends show their economies to every shopper; everyi Mill Ender. They come from the big millsl
that print cottons, from the big weavers oi silks and of woolens, from the shoe factories, the potteries, -—-for ally."
have their ends of lots: Mill ands.
They cost the store less than full quantities. we sell them ior much less tltaniull quantities.
And to them we add many things from our own stock; things identical with them in value, ‘ofteni‘
identical in pattern.
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. Tts sending its savmgs into more Bridgeport homes now than ever it has before.
Mill hurling every day.
. . Wise women are}
They know that such opportunities cannot last more than a limited time.
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