_ w. renounce noun/net; Ev 111111: ,* 01mm Reynolds arrested William Nancha- tart night tor Vtgfimcy. He| auntie tried this afternoon by Judge Georg: H. Vanuatu 111 the city court Inspector Clarence I. Finch said that several mt people who 111.11 hilt houses without permits would be arrested shortly. ~Cheapest place in town, New York Uarket. A regular business meeting of Court Narruk, No. 58. F. of 0., was held last evening. Refreshments were served after the conclusion of the business session. ..._..__.__ The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist Church held a meeting yel- torday afternoon and did sewing. Light refreshments were served and a social hour was enjoyed. N. Y. Sirloin steak 2’ c ll). Mk1. Dillon Co, Bridgeport, milliners ,in today's Sentinel are calling attention to their before inventory clearaway 11111011131111“ nova 111 SEVERAL weaxs slums 011 FRANCO BELGIAN FRONT rtLonl'mued from First Page.) “pm establish world peace and his de- audition of Glermany’s course in the war, expressed in an ad- dress before the National Securi- ty League's Congress of Con- structive Patriotism, last night, were still the subject of consider: able informal discussion among delegates 1n Walshington today. Sixty thousand bombs have fallen on Rheinus, France. since the beginning of the war, 545 civilians have been killed and 652 mcnt prepared by Whitney War- ren, the architect. Mr. Warren returned from France yesterday with material for a supplementary report to the FrenCh Institute on the przsent condition of the Rheims Cathedral. 0f the number killed, 86 were children and 102 were women. Mr. Warren said. The Cathedral. he added, has received one hun- dred bombs and all the quarter that surrounds it is absolutely sale days. Turn merit and read carefully. There will be 11 legu‘ 111 weekly meeting of Cockonoe Tribe. \‘o. I. 0. ll. M., this evening, in Red llen‘ 5 Hall, in Main street. Routint busi- ness will be transacted. —Roust beef l8t‘ lb. New Ylll'li Mur- ltel. ' Q 1Rev. C. F. Barto, of the Norwalk )1. 'E. Church presented :1 most inter- esting illustrated lecture Wednesday evening, in the Greenfield llill Chap 81. About sixty people were in attend once. Alphonso N. Then‘nult, through his attorney, Geo. H. Vosburgh, was grant- ed a decree. of divorce this morning in Superior court, from his wife, Clara Jone Theriuult, on the grounds of tie" sertion. A little. trouble occured lit-<1 nicht, in Wall street, when :1 women tlirmt- ened to have a well known Norwalk young man arrested, for on alleged in- tsult. The affair blew oVer however, without any serious developments. 5 ‘ . . . “fl“ ~Derby hats. Derby hats, O'llrien's Rehearsal of the chorus for the op era, “ll Trovutore," to be. presented here. under the direc- tion of Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil, was held last evening at the Studwell pi- ano store on North Main street. The chorus is coming, along nicely. While many Norwalkers go to New York in the course of 11 theatrical seam to enjoy the "big pertarmano us” it is doubtful if more ever went to any show than to the musical suc- cess, ”Oh, Oh, Delphine." which ap- pears at the Palace next Wednesday night. And practically all who saw the piece in New York- wlll see it again at home next week. ‘- ~H M. sausage 25c lb. N. Y. Mkt The Women's Bible Claus of the First Congregational Church enjoyed one of the finest. social timee‘last ev- ening in its history. The affair was hell In the church parlors and was at- tended by over thirty members. Do llghtl'ul violin coins were rendered by Robert Rowan, and ‘Mrs. Franklin 1. Smith rendered a cycle” of songs. Dur- ing the evening Rev. John Stapleton, pastor at the church, delivered a num- ber 0! fine readings which were great: ly appreciated. A collation was served and the arrangements for the even- lngwemuudertheabledlrectlou of ‘ 11m. Louis 8.1km. Great interest was manifested in the work of the BI- , hie clam. Privacy and Protection You-valuable Min-urea“ mam to their announce. , | 32,‘ which is shortly > ' 310 812.150. 315 AND demolished. “If on“ overlooks the demolish- ed living buttresses and surface wounds," said Mr. Warren, ”the memo: wounded, according to a state. I’m—.w .. -. — ¢ w..._..__._..__...._... FOUGHT wm-t new sv I James Price. father of Charles Price, colored, and not San Duct Price. was with Dewy at the Battle of Man- ila Bay: James Price also fought 1 under Admirals Sam and Schley, and was with Admiral Dewey at Naples. 25111511511111 101111511111111 -. 511151111115 11111 fiave Yoar Hair! Make it Thick, Wavy and Beautiful—Try This! Thin. brittle, colorlms and scraggy. hair is mute evidence of a neulectedl scalp; of dandruff—that awful acurt‘. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandrufl. It robs—"the hair tot its lustre, its strength and it's very noes and itching of the sculp,.whleh it not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die—then the hair falls out last. A little Danderlne tonight—vuow~any tin1e-—will surely have your hair. Get a 25cent bottle of Knowllou's Danderiue from any drug store or tol- let counter. 11nd alter the first-appli- cation your hair will take on that life, lustre and luxurlauce which is so arcass of the cathedral, which 1 built ll he a fortress has resisted nobly But the three winters which have pasted since the burn- E11g of the roof threaten absolutely to destrOy the Vaults which are thus without protection from the weather." On the Verdun front the Ger- mans have made attacks at four points, between Avecourt Wood and Dead Man Hill. The French War Office announcement says the Germans were driven back with severe losses, although they penetrated advanced trenches near Hill 304. In Upper Alsace the Germans left their trenches 3+ two points. but were checked by the French artillery. Minor attach:2 have been made ‘lly Romanian forces on the west— rm frontier of MoldaVia, in the Kasino valley region, the German War Office announcce. The. at- tacks were repulsed The state- ment reads: “Front of Archduke Ioseph: In the Bcrck Mountain attacks by several Rumann’an companies, in Kasino Valley, were. repulsed. “Army group of Field Marshal von Mackenscn: There is nothing to report. "Macedonian from: Near Buc- vuektas. on the slope-a of the Moslenica Mountains. Bulgarian troops repulsed an advanCe by Serbian forces.‘" A card 11.111)! '1'"! be he'd Friday evening, Feb. Elnd, in the Catholic Club house, in West avenue, under the auspices of Court Cecile. No. 105, Daughters of Camille. _.....,._.~...-_.. The inclement filed with the will of M111 or Frank J. Rice shows that he left an estate valued at something less than $10, 000 The will was pre- sented tot he probate court yesterday l1uornlng by W Scott Earnes, a close do with ac she sees fit. In case. of l1e.1 death it would then descend to the two acne of the mayor, Mancell W and Russell L. Rice. The testament was very .'hort.‘—~—New Haven Time!- ILeader. -. u...— sconce . com», .111. ' UNDElRTAKER Office and Residence: 4 Belden; Place Norwalk Phone 1441—iAuto Equipment sun's audiovcacoa'rs new 1101)an ' flufly and ; Thin Shell Rims” personal friend of the late mayor All. of the property in let t to the widow, to} beautiful. It will become wavy and have the appearance of abundance, 1111 incomparable gluon and softness; but what will please you most. will be after just a few weeke' use. when you will actually see a lot of fine, downy hair-«new hair-grow- ing all over the scalp.~Adv. “Glover’s” EW51.1§97' m— The Centre of Attraction in Every Gathering cu? with. 5166s in $5, $6, $6.50. $7 Brighten Up With Whitta- more’s Cleaners. ElwoodSzGlover in Washington St. South Nor-walk Children'c Shoes a Speclalty. OPEN MONDAY EVEN INGS Why Not “Those on “Your Glasses While only a slight protec- tion, they are particularly ef- fective and classy in appear- ance. Notice the number of your classmates that are wearing them. THAMER "The House of Good Glasses." <~ Ocullctt, Optometrists, Optician 87 Atlantic 811., ‘ Stamford. Conn. Open Sat. till 9 p. to. Est. 1891. life; eventually producing a feverlsli— ' Black, Tan and Cambinations ' ' If placed Sid: by side will make twenty-two Alrlto rather old it is nevertheless true. And just you believe it Dear Boys. But don’t you believe it Dear Boys, But witho 1t digressing or changing the subject-- What does it matter to us. The Main idea' is are we or are we not Sure thing—that being settled—Giddap, We aim to serve you. RAYMOND BROTHERS Phone 113-3. .4.— 137 Wuhinzton St. ARITHME-TICAL COMPUTATION ' They Lay that two and two will always nuke four, PAGE. SEVEN Some people 1 Those who command . Succe "in“ Wait for it. 1 for opportunity and seize it “3 are the ones who Watch A Bank account here will develop . “ » and a helpful acquaintance. MM“ fishnets 3 Why not identify yourself with this Bank arm , . 7' a position to COMMAND YOUR SUCCESS? “5 We loan money on first mortgage. L4 J ,- F r The Most Sanitary Market in Connecticut \ \. FPO. Dress Shoes, ., All Kinds of Fresh, Salt: and ' Canned Fish mung In Furniture and Housefumishings to OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS, GREENPORT OYSTERS ’Phonec 108 and 108. Dollvory. II IWAIHINGTON UTIIIT L_ Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market 71 North Main St. All K111ds of Shoes For All Kinds of People Busitess Shoes,’ School Shoes Working Shoes Reliable Hosiery 0! All Grades CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN TELEPHONE 14M Eli FREE *iki Elegant S3 Wine Sets, Thermometor and Calendar Free With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store Winn, Old Port, Fine Sherry. Mulcatel. Nice Table Wine, _ 1h Grade Whishey of all kinds at lowest prices for the Ho.ldays Come in an convince yourself. J. DlScssa Wholesale Store—Monroe St. Central Hotel Block. South Norwalk. Grade Tell 1555 and 151-4. 1. Found Here If you wish to purchase one piece of furniture or nish a whole house, this is the place. in The Norwalks. Prices the lowest and quality the highest. BEST PRICES PAID’ FOR Mrs..E1he1vogiu a“. JUNK v . Send Postal 01' Telephone. l océl' BTIJDIO L. EFFRON . ‘3 “e“ “m" SRowan St. East Norwalk. I Tue d south wa'lk_ . , Tel. 1906. “11.1906. Friday. Inmcrflglciigti ~ *v-‘-—'---~—-—~—>-——--—-v~v-r-»-~ M— I' ‘04:: M ”he". no. w“ The Little 8, women's wean MlDWlNTER SALES K. c. A. CLAVEN ‘. . 511 N0. mutton l 94:11: The Reed 81 ‘i’olk Electrical Co. l The 0111;; Fully Equipped l ELECTRICAL SHOP ' In the Town ' 'AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 805—50 So. Main :61. l _ 1 So. Norwalk, Music 11.111111; I l l 4. MJ ' l ‘EBUILT TYPEWRITEHB —- L. C 8m 1 t h, Underwood Remington. all othe'l“ . makes. sold, rented repaired. Rentals. 33' 3518 mCopyridul Clothingc o. Illclultu Sam tugs-1111mm mrr mm 1.11» vo 11:17" 1101111.»; THE MINING J. 8'"? Warm Lint. g... ”I!“ but lama Pier I! I. 1!!! torn—u MID. Many other: equally chic will be loundin ‘ James Donnelly The New Frocks for Home Wear Showt- Simple Straight Lines "ea-n—o-o-‘fw ‘— - . may».-. 1 Whine mmt “5““ I FEBRUARY nc'ronuu. REVIEW PATTERNS j “1680. Mann 8 Mar, New Valli-31M ”WWW“: .9. ‘Wmfimu. I it": u Ml-MW‘ “In Burmwe’s Ilene Pool and um I’files Mancunian-11mm AWMuwhflcMflmfi-mu “human. m. . tion free. mammalian”: ol ,mmmmomuuuu per‘uonth. Hartline! cold at $5 per month i JAB. DONNELLY ill south Molt Street. South Name. I 6 it Does It Pay i to take a stitch in time? Does it 1 lpay to have your teeth put in» 1. good condition while there 15 onlyj a little work needed. or, is it bet- Itcr to wait till there is much to :do and you have endured sleep- less nights and grievous days with ;tooth ache before having them iattcnded to? Remember I use only the best materials, give good workmanship 'and moderate p1ices. Consulta- ll _ L THE SELECTION ORV» SUITABLE WALD-F is an easy task here. W so many varieties both it! terns and plain colors. can suit any taste or .1 requirement. And we any purse too. We carry in every grade, so any price“ _ " yau may have set can be " modated. ‘Dr. J. H. Mallory is So. Main BL, 80. Norwclk, Conn. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m: 7 to 8 p. 111. Sunday. by appointment only. _.._. The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic II the donnttton of the Sharing Coup: With all Cash Qua—nun...— Clifford ”ammtwlstorlpnlntum but. luau Commendation! nmmmmmmu hmmutbOthom-ucud i 111 ll 2? 1 l :1 ii i 1. l 1 1 i i r all
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