god that have to go
" but it takesa little '1
.5 .sndperhaps'abit
e. to 1mm coal'and
_ it hustle. It's as'
" ditch lumbering up the
1 ‘ Wgudng ill as sure as '
W Let us hammer home
'*5 saying which is neither
new nor rare/(it applies also
be W3hing)-—“We do busi-
' im the square.”
THE --
luus GOAL 1
Bam‘ —
- Beaver-Boardwallsand annexe
sushi?“ and?! the 1'
nudism no, or m ‘ ‘
~ tin. But you can't upset yer-Bond
reunluunlesnthistnde-rnukiroatinhctot
‘tbhomiyoubuy.
Hatch 81 Bailey
South ,Norwalk
Final Clearanse Sale
of good heavy winter coats
In all wool materials, or Salt‘s.silk plush, with large in?
collars. Our prices cannot be beat, comparing quality.
SERGE AND SILK DRESSES, up to the minute styles.
from $8.98 1111. The best selection in town. Come atonce
and do not delay.
Bi: F A R15 Cloaks 8r Millinery'
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
'shal 1111011 notice being given by the
" National City bank and the Guaran-
Wild Iii [Hill
(Continued from first 9389-)
all was not right with the engines a
member of the crew was found asleep
on board although it had been sun
posed that all had been taken of! last
night. This man’wu sent to join
his shipmates who are lodged at the
immigration station.
The Cecilia‘s sincere and crew
were removed yesterday bydhe mar-
tee Trust Company or New York. that
they would hold him liable (or any
damage to the extent of their claims
which aggregate $2 ..500 000. These
damages uere claimed when Captain
Charles A. Polack, on the outbreak of
the war not back into Bar Harbor,
Me, with the $4, 000. 000 cargo of gold
which was consigned to bankers in
London and Paris.
Lighting System Smashed.
That the omcinls were greatly in-
terested by the disclosures that the
ship’s engines had been tampered
with was indicated by the frequent re-
ports required from the inspectors
Tristram 1:8. = ”Hya
5 Norwallr’s Leading: Dry Goods Store
contracts.
Stock Shades in Many Attractive Colors
1A Big Line“ of Curtains and Curtain Materials
Window Shades to Order
Have-been a specialty with us for years. We guarantee satis-
faction and will gladly furnish estimates for large or small
during the dav. The examinatidn was
an exhaustive one and was con-
sluerubly hampered because the
LARGE AND SMALL BUGS or ALL GRADES .
lighting system of the ship had been
put out of commission and the “"01k
had to be carried on by lantern light.
1 Will Seek Sale of Ship.
CHRISTIAN INOUSTRIAE LEAGUE l
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Annual Meeting Held in the First ":
Edward E Biodgett, an attorney
representing the New Y‘Olli banks
which have libelled the (‘ecille stated
that he intended to go into court to
mol'row to ask for a mandate with 11
view of bringing about the sale of
“dsibly Priced
" sold on Credit
ills}, Belt Work, Best Price.
,,NOHTH MAIN STREET
9H0. !' M
Specials for Tuesday
PROFIT SHARING BANK COUPONS
SIRLOIN STEAK ..................... . . 26¢
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ........ ...... 23¢
,. VEAL CUTLET ............................. 24¢-
FRESH WESTPORT EGGS ...............
Beers-Meal & Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH} MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
.57é ([07.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk Phone 881.
the ship The. owners he stated, hole
not taken advantage of the opportun- 1
My snared them to appeal {11111 the
court decision that the bunks ware
entitled to damages and he intended
[to ask for a mandate in view of the
'lliphcost of the'upkccp of. tin; ship!
Methodist Episcopal Church
The an'ulul meeting of the Christ-
ian industrial League of the First Iii
l1.‘-.Cl1urth was held in the rr'-llulll1
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1:
Friday owning, l‘cblunl'y 2nd, 111 '
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check, 111 uhlch time the yearly 1'1 :9
port of the treasurer was read andié.
shov ed ll to be in a most gratifying
condition. Pg.
‘0.
ibis :oolity i's a most W‘Olihy 11.,111
111-1 it [n' the only one of its kind crann-
Receipts
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under present circumstances. “One
hundred and twenty policemen have ll?“ l“ 1" church for 11!“ purpose (1'...
been sworn in to guard the (collie, paying sick benefits to its members-“3.
and the harbor police have also been and 1. “1.0 11 gm" SUCH” “Mme “r...
asked to cooperate. Hm, ,bmh i z
i RPDOTL oi the trenuulcr ,\'cl<o'1 ii I” S
[W0 [illillls Al ""’*" “°“““"- 1?
1 (u
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[it till" RACES;
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inolid ice again .:lollph 1111111, Dtl’Cl‘li‘ill
tun it must veiled for help as his ice. ‘
SPECIALS
Fresh Roasted Cofiee, a lb. ........ . . . . . . . . z ..... . 21¢
Dunham's Cocoanut, 10c pkg. cut to ............... . S¢
Pure Lard, a 1b.” . . . .a' ....... . . .. .................. 19¢
Live Oak Buckwheat, 3 pkg. . . ...... .. 19¢
Swift’s Premium Oleo, a pkg. . ........ . ..... . 26¢
Swift's Pride. Soap ........................ 7 bars 25¢
A. STULL
24. Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
tilt)?“ sunk beneath him ill about eight,
[Pt‘l ol' w.uler Johnson, sliding along
the lll‘l‘l ice on his stomach, reached
'1llc boy and pulled the exhausted 1nd
:out by the arm, Reuben White as
misled in the rescue. .1‘. short tini‘e
later Nelson Wllitingol‘ Central arc-
nue, l'lnsl Orange, a member or the Es-
sex Troop tell in uplto'hls neck when
11 small boat capsized. He was in tho
\\‘tli(‘l‘ about five minutes before he
was pulled out with n rape by John.
Stiles.
While racing with three other inde-
nendcut Club boats Vincent Willis's
Fidget carried away her mast when a
slnoud pnl'tcd. The skippers escaped
injury.
The first race of the dny was won
by the Banshee on ned' by Clarence E.
Fisher of Newark. 11nd sailed by Ralph
allrge stock of Solid.
‘slckcls. Tho Reindeer. called by
om Truoks—have the
6 Press in the state for}
- grantee 10,000 miles
. low as anywhere.
‘ "‘BA‘RKER FACTORY
fl Crescent Street
lerdllo'wersock
ttorneys at ‘Law
Wooster, Late Examin.
U. S. Pat. Office
BOWCt‘SOCk, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
in y Building, 1115 Main
Andrew Davéy, Inc.
98 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
11110111: 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
SPECIAL
GOLDEN GRAIN FLOU R
Ilzlg".......... ....... . _. . ....... $1.25
5.3 ll:1;,v.......... .. ............... . ........ .6515-
7 H). [1311........... ...... . ....... ..p ....... 40¢
BEST RUTA BAGA TURNIPS ........ . 35¢ 111-11
Rice. ...... ..5clb Snappy Cheese 10c
16 Oranges .. ..... .251: Pears ........ '. .. me can
Pancake Flour Izc Plums ...... qucan
Buckwheat 12c» Raspberries ....... 18c can
Cream Cheese 121: Logan Berries ..... 18c can
Peaches 15c can Strawberries 18c can
Domino Confectionery, Powdered or Old Fashioned Brown
Sugar cut to ..... “10": package
50¢
Best Baldwin or Greening- Apples peck.
Chester Minion, was second. 11 halt
'mluute behind. The Fidget was third
mod the 0. 1'1. owned by II. C. Page
'cl’ Newark. has (until.
The last Reindeer 1111 e hack in the
afternoon races and took both eight
mile events 1?] ll brisk southwest. wind.
She led from start to tlnish {our times
around the triangular course of two
miles each round. The Reindeer wus
well bullnstod 11nd kept to the ice for
better than her rivals.
COLUMBUS
C'.U.B OFFICERS.
111-..- Columbus 1111111111 Political (11.11;
is 1.11 pining for war [1: time of peace.
ll 111111 :1 most successful sltlollcl' 111s-
lcl'day all its quarters on Lexington
'AVi'lllK‘. it was largely attended. in '
iol'uml )‘luns of political nature 1".clcl
lilllit ll over. Severnkof the members;
were heard from. among whom “'11
,‘1’11?l.p gustullano, who guru 1111 able|
111113111111111111 the "\Adl'alllilg‘e of 11
Strong Organization and on Plenum-1
:ion at Election Time." Officers were
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[TALIAN POLlTICALl
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E. Norwalk |
Tel. 441.
[ i .2
lion r cived 11 pcl'zui'
rally house on Wood-
Cost $2, 500.
yrclt \ 't's "Well 11 Ivr
‘ hothouse and .1111. ‘
1 I
Wento W. n. Fuhst
debauruzl railroad :11:
Schul z’ 3 Tuesday Specials
rominated. A line luncheon was scrv
(1d. closinz the session. The llOllllll'l
utod ofliccrs are as follow's:
l‘lesldcnt—dohn Tuccl.
... of Putnam a1"
'M‘Olficcrn Smlll
(infill!
for drunken i ,
SCHULTZE’S BEST COFFEE ................ 23¢ ' 't‘icc-l’resldentwA‘nthgny Bria.
YUBAN COFFEE . . . . . . i . ....... ’. ............... 3 §¢ TleasurergJoseDh Eula”; [
1' -KARO ..... . . ,. . .. . -. ................. . 10¢ Secretm'y—thn Mnjmno l
BEETS ....... . ...... . . ..... . ..... . . ............ 15¢ House Committee—Jamea-Molu 11nd
CORN. . . . . . . . . ....... . ....... . 10¢ and 1:16 Luigi Travg
ELIICCOBTlfill‘lI - ‘- 1-- 1 1 1 ------------------- 15C ' Political Committeewlir Cantellcllo.
...-ii ......i.:::. ..:.:::::::::: : : : 333111;; .... iii. “ .... 15:34:". ‘
TONIATOES ... . . . . . . . . . i . . ............ 126‘ and 1 {fl roe, TEAMS ARE. BUNMC'HED
MACAROI‘NII. . - . . . ........... . .................. 10¢ -.NQKB Minn. [1.91). 3.. .Wm. “”1
PANCAKE FLOUR'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..... . ....... :I “('3 1.1111 fin 11:11.1: ning contestlinls in the:
EAMPBELLS SOUP ------------------------- - 10“ \"i11.lipeg is St. Paul dog rnrc bunch-
PIN ACH . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. 1 ..... . 1 ------- 1 ‘19 11d when they passed thr’o 11m lll11
BAKED BEANS - ~ ------------------ 4 11111111111 153} !.'.ll'.-.1 Inst. night, it became evident
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. "‘r". the rose would he decided in!
- ' ' ~ . - ~11:- ”ltlllll l::-:cu' putts.
SChuuze’S sanllflry Marliills ‘ i " 1Llllt1'in1an. the American 111.11.13-
a . . «c‘rllmnldion to “stick to the finish' .
3' Washington St‘ 39 Mam S" ‘ -'111-.l11' 511111111 handicaps has 11011 him
South Norwalk; Norwalk. 1 raise and many purses. of money
fl 1.111.: the route clung tenaciously to
-_-__ -.- ...-era:- 1111- other drivers tonight. Albert
KEI' P ADVER' TISI\G, AND 1111' rt 11:11 19"; Hudson Bay swamp
'lakl: ,, rrltrl'alad his confidence of
(I'll .
‘i l" . .- .
ADVERTISING WILL KEEP YOU
'E. Hoyt and Holly ll. Sluusoh. 11.11 be-
. ,‘icKihhnn.
'linm H. Kemp, 14 Lowe street; (‘lif-
li
Bul. on hand Feb. till, 1911; $4251. 131‘. 0.
Cash ll'm': duos, initiation Olt. ‘l'.’1_1iT 9:. 83
(11-11 1.11.1111 in'lllt‘tlltlle relief "I :3.
fund 3
co
.3
l‘izllurstemelu s
I‘Jd fol ~lrk benefits - 91.110 9:.
Paid for other boncl'oloucos
11nd l'll?1‘l‘i3lllll‘t‘!ll 561111
13111. on hand $1111.17 ’0...
Officers il‘or the ensuing
elected as lollows
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fH..Krieger& Co.
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The Leading Milliners are Now, "
howing a Large Assortment oi:
tin and Straw Shapes, also as
New Assortment of Party and:s
j;Dancing Frocks at Popular Prices 1.
' o o” o o o o
«zuzuzzuupoy.» Hence.” «Moo 90: «:«;«:«:$ finch-9’» {cg
PMnlrlcnl~Clnrouoe 1. Flint:
Line Pmsidunthohn 11‘. lluullull.
Secretary~llnrry \Vutson.’
Treasurer—Nelson ll. lloyt
Collector—W111. F. Jennings
A1 tlu1 close or the business session
1111 retired to the dining room .11 [101111
refreshments were served, concluding;
with a very cxcltim, some of carpet
bowls which was (‘allinllli‘dvlw Chas.
lug the first time the opposing teams
had met and the result so close it was
decided a :le 11. he played on at 1110'
next reglllur meeting to be held Friday“ .
evening. Fell 2'lrd.
Six COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
Cottage 11111111111111: oilh‘irst Melbo-
[00M [itll CEOSS
kncu'lcdgmcnt by letter 0:1 lelw'l'um
01' 111cm instructions giving cutlim- or
iyour prc. u'ntlons. (‘ull l‘lcely 11.1
i
headquarters tor lull cooperation
CHAPIER Nollfltn since (‘entral Committee realm: l: op-
.fpur unity of senice lo (OllnllV bu-
ée'lfillks «wry effort for (1111111111111 111.11
(Continued from First Page) illlorlougll organization for poswble
' 111119 5.
Shipping. Publicity and
and Motor Service.
1.11» on cooperation with outside 01
gunlzntlotl which should begin work
at once.
all \oluntoers assigning as {111' as pos
siblo in above committees.
“ready done, appoint committees
-cduc111lon outlined in Circular
l1orlnformallon concerning courses (1
inslluclion for lay women luau. rc of 1111 mlwn, “ill 110“ join and WW
llull-nu of Nursing Service,
' (.ive this telegram lull publillll'
all papers
1511111111111! lint \\.1ds\mllll
Acting (11.111'11111 1
l Plans have already been made 111
File names and address (1,1 'zrtsume the work of 111.1k11g bun-11:11:15
and hospital supplies, und all 1110111-
If not :11-. hers are. asked to report :11 the .lrmon
on on Friday morning 111 1111 o‘clock pro-
111 poled to 1.1".olk
it is hoped all Women.
-ll
lnformal ion "
Appoint commit
w
not all 11:11:11
tllt1il'
(lid to this work.
W' calling-
dist Episcopal Church this week. In- ton. Refer graduate nulscs to Sfllllt‘ There are six classes of moulln 1'-
tel'estiug fellowship and song services ‘burcau. Doctors volunteering 511011111 S'M‘ '
will be. held on Tuesday evening, 7:45 .' he rclorrcd to Wlshingtou. “0115 Annual 3111111111113 pzlylnngI 11 your
, . “whine. to volunteer for service .“A 1111.1 SllnCi‘lllll" mom or paying
j - . V 1 1 r.
“t m“ follow "1g homes. (‘h‘ls' D. 59’ should take first aid courses, and the $2 .. year
mour, 61 Max Hill Road; MYS- GPOI‘E“ possibilities of organizing sanitary Allllll‘l Contributing member l):i\ll.,.
47 Elmsvood avenue; Wil-
' “ 1111111111. 66 South Main street;
William Tavlol', 39 Ml‘llilOW street.
Fred Hupplc, lo llaokins street. An
invitation is extended to any in these
'1‘“ ‘:'>"“‘111ells who desire to spend an
hour in informal worship.
1
l
training detachments should be taken $5 a yum
at once (see Circular 1136)
public \lew importance of large sup- Slil :1 yum.
.mrtlng chapter membership and ap-
ltlllll special committee
aggressive
Detailed instructions will be sent as.
needed. 1
Central Committee asks prompt 11c-
Present to Annual Sustaining 1111 other paying:
.A lit'11 lue'mllel' luukvs one payment.
to conduct of $25 A lllliloll makes one 1111111111111,
membership enrollment. ot $100 1
your tenant is‘dclinqucnt an}
advertiser at once.
\If
final
Germ 1n Sirius in New-York "11111101 iiilardcd llv 111.1111»,
1'1. r 1111711 13111 German note. was
1
('il.lpi14‘ll,lhe Cree bllltbrecd, win- 1111111 cut tor publlcnltou the outwit"
at New York City were called all to‘
1
1,111.11.“ ill-e hind-11111111111 liners 1 Montana,“ and a... $111111; “up“... 11.11“!“ ' 1
. h ' ‘V 1a . .1 . ‘ V P? i "
or"
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been interned at their [Ilt'l'tl lufl
.1111 Westward that in!“ police wcrsr
2111311011 River since the war bo 1111111111 in ”(111111 anv‘ ll‘h‘lllp' 1.1
This. l-hotcganh shows the die whim 11 l'lut' 11ml lb 11.1-- nigh;
guarding the Mn: WM: 111 notch 3.11 a. mutt-cl 11.1: 11 room 111.
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