Stepitmlii new
For the South
4 and All Parts of the
World.
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trout 00.3!“
F you're trying to make
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of our
high grade coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
true—try a ton or two.
Harris 81 Gain
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
WEATHER FORECASTW
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Rain or snow late tonight and Thurs-
day; warmer tonight: colder 'l‘hurs-
day.”
A disturbance central this morning
over Upper Michigan is causing un-
settled weather, with light show in
the Lake region and Upper Mississ-
ippi Valley. it will probably move
eastward and pass out the St. Law-
:‘cnte Valley and this vicinity will be
on the southern edge of it late to-
hight and Thursday. Another distur-
bance. central over Southern Texas is
causing unsettled,
in the. southern districts. The temper
mate is rising in the eastern and cen-
lral districts. No zero temperatures
Were reported along the’t’lanadian
border.
Conditions favor for this vicinity iti-
creasing cloudiness with slowly ris-
l'lg temperature, followed by snow or
rain. > t “n"— ~~~~~~~ ,ing to be held at Cooper Union;
__ ‘\ YALE FIVE BEATS mans. jtonight. ‘
NEW HAVEN, Conn, rub. '. ------- i The Emer enc Peace Federa-t
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ‘ , g y '
'l‘cut )cratt'ilio‘pfigw 1~ hi ,1, l afternoon, 25 i0 20. The gymnasium
a0 “Ema, l' ‘ ' . "‘ h 'l was crowded with promenade guests. zattons in all. parts 0f the com“;
‘ ' 5' ________‘___ ,;.'I‘lto first hatt' was m-en and (.nd,.d.try asking their members to urge
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} sit-mid bait" Yale ran away from life. to“, 'fifStt that an a“ be passed;
' g 'I‘igors through u“. good work of 0,. provrdmg for a referendum be-sb
{ m, and Howey, the. ;,,,.“.,,,.d_,,‘ PM,” fore any declaration of war alnd.‘
‘ , {son and Parmelc did good work for? second, hlhat allt d‘ficflfltlfigs e'i
H ~—. ‘ Princeton. 'l‘llt’ lillt‘tlp lllltl rd“I“.tlll’CCl'l t 15 Court I'y an
I The condition of the teeth intin-i ”if“; ‘ . reparation for injuries to Amtri-I
once the condition ol the health, in a p ””N’N‘m ’ cans, be settled after the present
fact nervous breakdowns are often-
timu traced to the even one bad teem.
Keep your teeth in order. Dr. Mm.
lery. 16 South Main street, will cxam~
inc your teeth and advise you.
—»Anita Stewart in "The Girl Phil-J
lippa." at the Regent tonight. ‘i
in the divorce case of Charles,
Buttes vs. Elizabeth Hawes, recently
itried in New Haven. before Judge
. :Wohb, it was decided yesterday by
.. the judge, that a divorce could be
planted to neither side, inasmuch as
the evidence produced by both par-
ties was insufficient to support their
{charges Mr. Hawes, brought suit for
'divorce against his wife, who imme-
diately brought a counter suit The
case was tried in New Haven a. few
. stocks ago Attorneys Dunbar and
Mavis represented the plaintiif.‘ m
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I evening, in the High schoolBusiness Infint yesterday forced their way
showery weather
WW'
althWMMflmm tt' t 7..
manger! want l mu WHIRE
“~— 3 AND HAY 37A? THEIR;
”in n. ma be it meant in the Pets: BOIETIIE. ' i
ulcer and l'llol ”tuba. G Rig-i ‘ . Tm" """ 7 .
zoom 1"“, tomorrow creams at ti unto-Lea Horn Pairs Thie'il
T In t ‘tlo’c‘s. All are cordially invited.
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Econceai the fact of their unnec-s
Leslie (leather. at ll High street, "any. If we had he“ wholly
qu’alk, was awarded $25 in gold, neutga] as a “tin", many of our
:by the Waterbury Lodge of Moose, we would never have beent
at a accent fair. {brought to our present relations1
twith Germany.”
A special meeting of the Board of j PARIS, Feb. 7.~—German
‘Enttcation will be held this ri-iday‘itroops after a. spirited bombard-
or importance will be transacted. {into the French positions at a sa-
_.__._. llient of the battle front near Em<
City clerk Stephen Dokus has (millermenil, in Lorraine, b1“ WCTCE
dist lay in his office in the city hall, driven out again, says the report
it'nur small American flags draped issued tOdaY by the War Departw
' about the pictures of Washington and. merit. !
Lincoln. , { PARIS, Feb. 7, 10:20 a. m.—A;
' 3 Havas dispatch from Madrid says,
Tine Sperry & Hutchinson (‘o., will that Premier Romanones has re'.‘
13 cetved a great number of’tele-§
grams from. different parts of the‘
country congratulating the gov-‘
ernment on its firm resolution to
continue to maintain strict neu-.
,trality. ' i
LONDON, Feb. 7, 2:25 p. m.—,
*The followingr Berlin wirelessl
‘ .. . ‘ , was received here today; “Ger-'
(ornpany was held last lllglil.lm3n newspapers, discussing ‘thg:
the horwalk Armor), and yore-,‘Britigh attitude toward Ger-i
warn-ions for a sudden departure in many‘s action in prohibiting hos—i
I:hc event of a call to arms “"’"“;pital ships 5“ the Channel zouel
made by the local militiamen. Binnie. point out that the German "165.5,;
etc and packs were put in comiitionfure‘: wme taken on account off
for immediate usage, and all equip- abuse of privileges by the Brit.
lilt'll' was gone over thomuebly ’isli. They say' that if the British:
{notwithstanding the GCrman
A letter rccciteti in Norwalk by :t‘warning’ exposg their wounded
lot-a? triend of Mike liradey, the New‘ to dangers in the Channel zone
they will do =0 manifestly with,
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:riillt‘ from their present store,
j‘Wtb Main :‘treet, on April 1st to
' the offices recently completed on the
Jillflll floor of the same building.
.9 Gottiieh's Clothing; store at No.
11 North Main street.
The regular weekly tirili of the
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arch artist. is making the rounds
. thou; Mike's hosts of friends itt this the aim of saddling Germany‘-
.'ll,\‘ today, in his cothmuhicalion,‘wi’th responsibility for tilts: Vic-
tims. In fact, there is no neces-
sity of transporting the wounded.
to England. since they can bet
cared for as well in Francenttlore—I
over, hospital ships may navigate
freely outside this clearly indi~
his section, and that steel ice break-fated Channel zone."
rs are being used in keeping the. NEW YORK' Feb' 7’—,As,al
‘lttdscn River open. The Ncwburubldearmg, house im- all pacrt'tcxst
liltiz. has been Called out for (itxty',iefi.orts m the Ruse)“ national
thtl Mike in reference to this mattericnsxs' the organization .Of thei
mm that “,mm Comm mp pr.gEmergency Peace Federation was;
incl. scrapper who fought K‘unz irritannounCEd today. The officers of.
KM Williams’ show many of the national peace socte-:
.wh'ch have headquar
\l.ite says that he is painting a bit;
banner for Norwalk Aerie‘s ball, and
he. also states that he. will be here
with o delegation from Newhurgh to
attrnd the good tithe. Mike says that
ltu- weather is pretty cold up in
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itt Roodner‘s i ties
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lttall ,althouglr a member of the New g here, are among its members. DH
utclt company. cannot be. found. George w. Kirchwey is the
Mike is of the opinion that cullinsichairman and George Foster Pea-
has taken to‘ the tall titnber some-lbody treasurer,
where. in the immediate vicinity/"rot The pacificlst organization has
:ritiaeporl. it‘ Mike lands in Nor- adopted the slogan, "No War
.nlk in lithe for the annual bail of>Without a Referendum." ,ThiS
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wve one grand reception.
South N
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orwalik
All Suits, Coats and Dresses One-third to One-half oli‘
during “Season End Sale of Women‘s Ready-to-Wear.”
Anteriehn ,
and ills
$32-82!
Ambassador Wltols Recalled.
tillicial Residence in Berlin
m..- “XMBASS'Aboti “377d” grew it: ATSF‘M' I "
The American Embassy in llerlin
has been oliicialiy closed and Ant-
ltassutttnr Gerard anti Mrs. (lcrard,i
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en "for reasons of neutrality.“
and that no reflection on the
character of the men was meant.
can at ' than"
at Qtlltlultllltis
tt‘outinued from First Page.)
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based on vaunt- rumors. There was
no spur track anti nothing to show‘
froth titc New Haven road. He only;
has twelve per cent. of the freigblf
husincrs in Glastonbury. .\lr. i’ease-i
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\‘ttil the embassy stafl' and all Am».
triteu consuls and other represcntztg
mm- ln tiertnnny, have bet-h directed
in lt‘tl\i" at “DC“.
l‘erctl in the senate treat it) the cal
(i‘ll‘lill'.
The senate runilt'mcti tltc gohrnor's
appointments of John 1’. Kello,
Lucien l-‘. ltmpcc. \\'. H. Case, I) T.
“'ili‘l‘lt'l‘, Frank it). Hollies, Frederick
M. l’easciey and Walter 1). Make-
peace. James P. \\'oodrtzlt‘, to be judg-
es in the higher courts.
The cities and boroughs committee
tavorai‘y reported a bill I. allow the,
\\'alerbuty iloard of Safety to appoint
special police oil‘cers for guard dutv
luring the pvt-rent internmlortal sit-
nation.
unithttt .\lr. Hale had any special service NORTH WOODsTOCK BOY
WINS CORN CONTEST
Ewart litaly of North Woodstock
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icy raid that there was nothing shown “"" "h“ “i“ I‘l‘ill‘ in ”10 Still? ’10.” l
before the committee on which to
base the resolution.
i Mr. Rogers said that despite the Ron
opinion of certain mtnnhersnof the
comml'teo he was very proud. of his
the Not-walk Eagles, he will sum. "h-tplea will be the principal themehurtion in uttering tbc ri'fifiill‘lli‘m- lie {‘ttvoodstook. finishing secrmd,
of the speakers at a mass meet. aaid llllli for several years the capitol tvinner. on a one-acre plot. ‘raiscd
had been lloodcd with talk about the
Utilities commissioners. If the roar
mission bas.thc functions accredited
to it, it has been closing its eyes to
the committee's report was in the na-
turo ot' :- "whitewash." he said lllut
corn cluh exhibit recently conducted
antler the auspices of the
rd of Aarlculturp at New Haven.
Merrill iienly, also of North
The
with
ll3 busb’els of corn with a profit 01'
i27.8l aul Merrill liealy. on a hall'-
aere of land, iinishcd with a profit
Vole beat Princeton ht basketball tltis‘tion today. dispatched more thanlhs nut)“. Mr. Rogers then repeated “i $114.2“ iii“ hil”““"‘l’ shoving ”i"
1,500 telegrams to labor organidmahy of the statements made at the shine productirm to lli.‘ here as the
iiteali'tg last week and thought that I’ll” ”f “1.. “inning eontt‘smht.
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‘ 12 to 12, but at the opening of the their representatives in waShing‘131r. lltllt‘ had said at the hearing “l SOUT" NORWALK CLUB COMPANY
. Kinney .................... Paulson ,
Ri'ht F5”, ,1 .war is over. .
i” ' “‘“ NEW YORK, Feb. 7.——Fifteen‘
was delighted to get the service.",
aving referred to the ct'nnpahy‘s ex»
tteusion of tracks to Glastonbury. MV- (‘luh (‘mopnnv
Rogers said that that statement alone
painted to the need of an inquiry. Mr.
not better service from the contpany.‘
and two members stood up. Mr. itog-'
,ers than earcastically ret'crrru to they
indifference or the remaining theta
hero. He also predicted that i' would
not l:- long before the personnel of
At the mectintz of the South Norwatk
ast'llilzltt Matthew
t‘orlu it was elected pt ‘slule‘tt: David
war- il‘tonurs then asked how many incur; “- “NM“ ”9“ ili't‘ridt‘dll; idlbirt \\'.
ring powers. such as demands for bers of the house would be plan] to Flit‘l‘ wr‘etary: ,(‘harles id. Hoyt,
The directors clicted were
.‘tllllillt‘t\ Corbett, l?t\'iti ll. Millc". .it)‘
veph it, Taylor, Arthur \\‘ulliroh, Mack
lititi; and i'lllll’ll“> ii. Pearce.
titastnt-l‘.
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Slate'
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Left Guard
(loals froth lioor~——Partttelc, 4; Eddy,
l: ('uneo, 1; Olsen, 5: Kinney, 1;
hi‘vtllon, 1; ‘aft, 1. Goals front fouls
wl'm‘lson, 8; Kinney. 9. Referee—
o‘r. O‘Sitea. Umpireer. lfieerinu.‘
Time of halves, 20m. 1
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YACHT CLUB AT GOVERNMENTS.
' DISPOSAL.
STAMFORD. '- Conn, Feb. ht—Ttm j
iitati't'iot‘d Yacht Club has offered to
mince at the disposal or xSecretary
“"ltit‘is of the Navy its fleet of fifteen
power yachts for patrol duty in case
.o m..- n «ma nunnuunfiv] "View“. l
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alike/50's
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l/hc/Il/e'SerV/be w.
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There is no need for yo
Storage space for bulky
'ProteCt Your. Valuables
losing your important papers, jewelry or valu-
ables of any description when forthe moderate
:rental of $3.00 ayear you can secure a Safe De-
;posrt Box or our fire and burglar proof vault.
;is also provided at verynominai rates.
" ‘5’ “ THE PEOPLES P“ L
for South: Norwalktmnn.
u to run the risk of
packages and articles
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l Olsrn . .......... ; ......... l’armelcf Germans employed in the foreign
I . Lott l~orward idepartmcnt of the Guaranty
; ..;.tt.tld ....... V ............... “ad-"Ema Company. one Of the larg-
i A tentte l(:St banking organizations in tilt
Tait ........ . ............ Cuneo country. have been given indefi-
Right Guard 'ititt’: leave of absence with pay. it
E‘vlalltllt ......... Ralliil was announced till-lay, pending
the outcome of the break between
the United States and Germany.
An officer of the company ex-
plained that this action wasfltak~
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We Have a complete Line or
Comfort Shoes,
Nurse’s Shoes,
Juliets and
Slippers
, 'Also,
DANCING PUMPS
In Patent. Dull Kid and
Satins :
at It.”
EiwooddtGlover
122' Washington St.» ~
' ’ VBodthNor‘tfilit
a w
‘ Childronfo' ance- a specialty.
the connnlsslon would be changed:
.\ir. (teary of \\'atcrt‘ortl. lilv Demo;
irratic leader. said that be t‘:‘t.t\l‘iit"tl
,wbat .\lr.j_’easeicy had said. There
had been no charge made against Mr.
little at the hearing and the house
chamber was not the proper place to
discuss ctlieicney or, inef'l‘telency of“
the Public Utilities Commission or the
place to discoss the ineonvcniences‘
caused by the New Haven road.
.\Ir. Geary said that in a spirit of
fairness and decency the. report should
be accepted. ,
Mr. Front, at Stamford, said he atl~
mired Mr. Rogers' courage, and
thought that if the railroad commis-
sionms had been “onto their tube" the
evils now being suffered whalti not3
exist. _
.\tlr. Peztseley replied to both Mr.’
Foord and Mr. Rogers in a very sara
castle. vein and then the. house ac-I'
erted the report. and rejected tlic=
resolution. ' " ,
, The judiciary committee by a favor~
‘aizle report disposed of practically all.
the judgeship resolutions on which'
tltcarings have been held. There will?
he no changes tn‘judges in the fol~
lowing courts, tlte nominees having _
Ibeen upopmsed: \\'allinct‘ord. Anson; .
in, Derby, Shelton, Norwich, Putnam:
lRockville, Griswold, ‘Groton, Orange.
IStamlord Greenwich, New Britain.’
,Southington. Willimantic, 'Straltord,
IBristol. Manchester "and, Stafford-
:Springs. . ’
.The. Norwalk court resolutions:
adopted were. in favor of Nehemiah
Candeo and George H. ‘Vosbuqrh.~ In!
the. contested cases the ;»resolutiona
favored the following; .lirti‘ntord, at:
R. Kelsey, judge, and .F. A. Ayerillfl
deputy; Moridett.' Thomas B. Dunn,
judge, and George D; King. deputy;
Naugatuck, F. A. Score. judge, and
Joseph ,l-lall,’ deputy: Hamden, John
‘A. Shares, judge, and-Frederick Deit- tlhe ‘nex't‘i-H‘ouse," Democratic and
ter. 'deputy;"New’Inndon, W. B. Colt, (Republican forces are very ~ev'nly
judge, and Victor ,Prlnce. “associate? ldlvla‘ed in numbers in the House but
.Waterbury, ‘Wllllamt ‘J. tllarkln, viralthere,;ie_o.,split among the Republi-
"l.\ Will lie-Sneaker Main”
in opening his campaign for the
speakership of the House-of Repro-
seutatives .Chtttnp~ Clark , told the
;Womenfs Democratic League in
Washington, “I will 119' speaker of
and Joint. new
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,iudgesblp Land “Letiroot oft ' Wisconsin
.‘tllgfight. tor. the. puhlh
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Guaranteed
sewing-machines
home for $ll
The guarantee is illEt
the, machine you buy,
will give satisfactory "
service for years and do 1
every sort «it home sew, '
ing well. 5 7
The machines are our
specials—Reliance, New
England, and Eclipse.
'l‘lteit' prices are"
$10.50 to sz7.30-e:~tc,l;
is of special value at
that price. .
Payment for them is
made in “the easiest of:
ways. _ ,
Folks join the Hoax; {
l :t n d Sewing-Machine y
club and pay the first: ,
fee of one dollar. lm. .
.mediateiy. the chosen
Rest of the machine’s Cost is paid -
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machine is sent home.
in small monthly amounts.
,A club member does not pay one cent more than the
store's usual cash price.~ No extras, no interest, no mem
bersltip charge, no dues—just the regular cash price in
small amounts. ‘ “ 7 *
That’s because the club is formed to make it easy foe. {
dependable folks to buy a machine. ‘
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Membership list is open now; there are plenty on
machines; one will hurry to your service ll you WiSlll
Third floor.
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Warm scarf: and caps:
ior coasting and skating tea
Knitted, bright of hue, very very comfortable, fuzz,
and soft in finish, of real service to every woman calktd
by either business or pleasure out into the cold!‘ ‘\ '
Monday’s driving snow and keen wind didn’t bother
the woman whose scarf and cap protected lter—-and added
to her charm. ‘ "
Coasting party or evening’s skating brings opportunity
for-another service. No hat getting in ‘93lllél30ily ,eiseis'
way, no discomfort, ample \vztrm protection. ' i '
Some are 0716 color, some in Combination of colors.
Some are even clever :tft'tirs in which up and scarf. are
knitted in one piece! ' >
81.50 to $2.75 set. Separate starts and taut-o-sitzu
and toques—Stlc to 5.2.50.
Second floor.
ters
(p
Wylldfirc—Ly Zane Grey.
. Zane Grey has written of horses before. But he
of such a horse :15 Wildfire; nor of such a rider! 'i‘ ‘
rider is a remarkable girl, and she gets int-o hazardous" si
uation, and Wildfire does his part to save her, and then he
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But read the story; it’s full of life and action. St
Possession—by Olive Wadsiey, the unusual story-o
waif who glows into a beautiful woman—$1.35..
The Postmaster’s Daughter-one of Louis Tr‘a’cy’sst
ries and a bit mysterious—«$35.
The Hiilman—E. Phillips Oppenheim; a, story 01' C
trusts, of country England and the stage of Londott
$1.35. ' ,L‘ 7
The Street of the Blank Wall—Jerome K. .iert)me—~$l.45.
The BalancewBellamyi—vfii.
Pincus Hood—H0dges—SlAO. -
"The Twenty-four~Fitch—~$l.2§. '
The Thoroughbrcdf—Webstar—n.35. 7"
Good books alluand‘uti of a differing sort 2* '
Main floaty-rear. , \- ~ ,
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