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Resident Wilson‘s Novel Advisory
hard. out to Wot-nu. A111... about
the middle or Jensen.
Mien open st the Bristol.
0! Wall-tu- street-
Hies Wills Miller of Elmwoed ave-
ue, smell the Pork street Guam
rational church in Bridgeport.»-~8un—
lay. In: IIYCIINC comments were
em .
Shoo merchants report the over-
shoe bushes: good during the last
we don. There Ins nlso an in-
«use in the logging trade as a. re-
sdt of the deep “0".
lmi‘triends of Mrs. Francis Word
I‘lulilns of Norwalk, nee Fannie May-
elle, formerly of Hawthorn street,
htnmiord, will be pleased to learn
of the arrival of a- baby boy in her
homewsmmford Advocate.
.3. number of Norwalk foreign-born
leeidentn have been going to Bridge-
pm'. this week, for the purpose at
inking out first or second papers ltlld‘
incoming citisens ol' the United?
States. ,
The freight embargo on shipments
to the New Haven system from con
limiting systems in the west was tak-
en oil It midnight Monday night. A
nevi embargo on the New York Cen-
tral lines west of Buffalo went into
.ri‘rct yesterday. but will not, it is
stated, affect Danbury shipments to
any great extent.
~—«'l‘hedu Bars in “The Darling oi
Farts." ut the Regent, tomorrow and
Friday.
Morning mail to lianbury Was some.
what delayed yesterday morning be-
those the gully live—lght, which us-
‘ltnlls' brings the bulk of the mail. did
an make its trip from South Nor-
walk. The passenger train, which ur-
rived in Dunbury at. 7:35, brought ull
{he morning; mail.
t
Locul attorneys received notices to-
"day ol’ o. special meeting of the.l~‘uir.
1ltld 'County Bar association to he
held in the superior court room,
flzidueport, li‘ridgy, lfcbruury 9, at
“9'30 n. m. The meeting is called
for the purpose of considering the
xjad‘visnbllity iii vcouéioilllntliig (the
criminal and civil sides of the‘com-
'mrl: pleas court so that the business
of the court'ilial' be expedited.
The friends of John F. McCarthy,
mprietor 0t McCarthy's inn. Port
.liester, are interested in the exten-
' slve improvements which nre being
made in the hostelry. The main din-
. lng room is to be made once and a
half again as large as it is 'now and
the kitchen will be materially enlarged
‘and new fixtures installed. The work
is to be rushed in order that the din-
fing hull may be opened on Easter
Monday, April 9.
The winter-meeting oi” the School-
nusters’ Round Table of ‘Western
“Connecticut will he held at the Royal
"James lnn, Wall street, Norwelk, Fri-
day evening, February 9, at seven
o'clock. A supper costing one dollar
will be served after which the follow-
ins: program will hey/offered for dis.
wussion: 1—-'l‘o ,what extent should
Emndard measurementsbe used in
determining ‘the elficiency of school
'mrk’? ‘TZ—How are our Normal
schools meeting the demand for gram-
annr grade teachers? 3--The use’oi.’
marks: As a basis for promotion,
11?" reliability or tcuchm' marks
‘ working definition of pass And tell.
The Tax Savings Club
opens this week. By emu
weekly deposits you can
iglprovide for your next
'TYWPS , " l!
\' " f . TAXES.
LTues have to be paid. Why
convenient
method of atcunwlating the
Potency and have it ready
when {the hit bill Wires?
We Can Help Tout
' this .view of the," matter.
bounced yesterdsy that the hearing on
the $63691 000 bonding meeiiure hon
”no. 1I, before the buttons committee.
tin on stone: o‘umuu no lie-
signed to exempt laiixiits of Cbldnlbus
um.wn-..-—~m . . n n
FOIL
According to intomstiou that
trues mm across the New York
state line the recent rsids on two
cannons: In Pntnnm county just
ovzr the line from Danbury, and oe—
urrenccs in Carmel, the county seat
ol Pntnun county, on Monday. when
the proprietors! of {he rosdhouses
satisfaction of the county Law and
)rder League with the manner in
which the cases Were handled. ‘
The alleged DrODrietors of the
madhouses, Esther Stallord, Gearge
Ashmore and Mrs. Ashmore, or May
Ives, as she is better known. were
each lined 8350 and costs, with the
irhoice or leaving Putnam lwunty
within thirty days or spending ten
months in jail. The members of the
Law and Order League are disturb
ed because the condition imposed was
that the people were barred from
‘l'utnnm- county and not from the
stete A member of the organization
said today that the establishments
could be moved into Wostcbt‘stfl
county .unly a short distance away,
or into Dutche'ss county, a few miles
distant, and there be free from the
provisions of the sentence. The lines
vi 3550 uppareutly are not regarded
by tin Law and Order League as be-
in; \ery severe sentences, as it is
said that the resort; that figured in
{he raids made tith ptotlts while run
uimz unmolesled.
’l‘ln~ most sensational occurrence in
ltounection with the appearance of
the party in Carmel on Monday was;
lw flight of luparty oi eight girls,
witnesses in the cases of Mrs. Stall.
lid and the Ashmores. These girlsi
wove arrested at the time of the raid:
--.nd lllld been under ball. The Low.
and Order League apparently expect-A
ed that the girls were not to be pro-s-
routed and that the money deposited
is their bull would be returned, so
ci'itcna oi the league applied to n.
justice of the peace in Carmel for
warrants for thcir' arrest on charges;
of timing been occupants of disorder l
ly houses. The Low untl Order Len- i
one detective, A. Weinberg, who so'
"tired the evidence in the cases, made
the utilravits upon which the war-l
hints wort: bnsud, slid awarding to
an elbow of the league who witness- l
ed the occurrence, the wurrunts were,
r-‘Atcd in the hands of u deputy sher-
ill let senico.
'l'he deputy, Recording to the storm:-
hesitated ubout milking the arrestsl
ulthout instructions from his super
lure 'l‘hn Lou and Order men had.
been *givcn to understand, they us-
sol-t, thut the girls would be held in
charges iuitil. one ocluck. but theyl
emerged from the county buildingi
fifteen minutes before that time.l
hlcunwhilo the deputy, according to
the story of the Law and Order pool
pie. had asked the Judge for advice as;
now he should not nncl tin» judge had?
l’n‘d him to sm- the sheriff. While
ltho deputy was seeking tllc sherifli
the eight girls jumped into waiting
automobiles and encoded nwny to-z
words the Connecticut state line. i
"i should be said in fullness to
'th'; deputy, who is known to be a‘
flit-writ of reform.“ said an album of
fine Law and Order League yester-
duy, “that he acted under excitement
and blundered because of luck of
time in which to properly judge the
5p) lug."
prusentntlves opposed this action. as-‘i
setting that the money should be re-!
:turned only to the girls in person;
and» that they must-return and signl
receipts tor it. ‘The judge sustained:
citing debate-afterwards the lawyer
ltor the girls threatened to sue‘ the
sheriff tor the return of the money.
end the Low and Order men in tum'
threatened to demand an expluntition
before? the proper authorities if the
money was returned. '
assume on BIG aouomc
MEASURE SET FOR FEB.14.
HARTFORD. Feb.‘ Yr—Senstor Spen-
cer o”! the dommlttee on finance an-
filldss will be held Wednesday.
Yesterdsy. sisterhood a hearing .jm
with s merchnnt
taxi from shroud.
costume department tedsy said at
number a! vessels were being teased
by the ‘3‘ ins government from pen
in! Europe. -
immediate x.
operate under
dogs as use of the Swiss deg would‘
ere arraigned in the supreme court require the consent of the central.
in that place. are likely “to figure ing parties of The Hague contention.
rominentiy in political allure in . r'nr‘iicolh
Putnam county, by reason - or dis- war conditions.
of Patsy all the way.
nature of the events Ulltl were tran-
The attorney [or the defendants, a:
Poughkeepsie lawyer, made it demand:
tor the return of the ball or the girls]
but the Law and Order League‘s re-l
in an 9x4.
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Dispatches to the
states to be put into
The ships will,
- our national}
an impossibility under
STANLEY YOAKUM WILL BOX
HARRY CONDON.
NEW YORK. Feb.
Ycahum, the Denver lightweight, villi
box Harry Condon, of Brooklyn at
the Fairmont A. (1. on Saturday night.
to his bout with the clever Patsy
Cline the westerner was thought to
be in tor a surckdcl'eot .but to the
sunrise of the fans he kept on top
net Leonard and ‘White here, And in
thine two bouts be proved that no.
body can knock him out in ten
rounds. He expects to stop Condon.
PARK CITY BUILDING CO. FlLEB
PETITION lN BANKRUPTCY COURT
"The Park City Construction Co. of
Bridgeport, by David Keen, its trea~
W—
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it’s mold Sayi 5; that Birds of a Feather
Flock Together
Some on: rises up to-renmk that it's quite obvious.
Who re: heard of a bird flocking all by his lonesome.
Be that as it may, we think the abject is open to debate.
But whether you flock single or in pain, ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
7.—-—Staniev ‘
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Iva-3‘
l’oukum has ..
_ Gatling Clams for Baking
Esc allops, La rge Open Loo g Clams
GREENPORT oys'rnns
Full Line of Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish
Long and Round lams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
m 106 and 10!.
I'm Delivers- ” North loin It.
surer, tiled a petition in bankruptcy in
the United States
The action is taken under a vote oi“
the directors. The corporation has lla-
bilitles of $8,086.41, and $6,236.41 0!
the amount is unsecured. Assets con
si‘st of stock in trade, valued at $3,-
posited in bank.
HEAD AND N0ll8lilll8
Sillfflll lllllll 00H)
"Pape's Cold Compound" Ends I Cold
or Grippe in a Few Hours
Your cold will break and all grippe
misery and after taking n dose of
|"l’ape'tl Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are tnken.
It promptly opens clogged up nos-
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run.
ning, relieves sick headache, ddllness,
ieverlshness. sore throat,
soreness and stillness.
Don’t stny smiled-up! Quit blowing
and shuttling!
h end-nothing else in the world given
such prompt relief as "Papa's Cold
compound" which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store.
inconvenience
Accept no substitute
~Adv. ‘
INSURANCE
Fire, Lite, Accident, Burglary,
Plate Glass, Automobile, Ma.
rine, Compensation.
REAL ESTATE
City and Country, Shore and
Farms, Building Lots, Mer-
cantile and Factory Property.
NOTARY PUBLIC
RENTS
l.M.l.aytou&Co.,lnc.
5 Railroad Ave. So. Nomaik
/
THE GREATEST
FOOD VAlglIE
Frisble’s Pies
The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores'l‘ry them
v-
or Striped voile, with large?
sailor collars, nicely tailored,
, and' in all colors. .
SPECIAL Al 98¢
Regular $1.98 Waists at $1
The Little Shop
1
Ease your throbbing
It acts without
'essistnnce, tastes nice and houses no
court yesterday. i
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.500 and debts due on open account.‘
listed 1112.590, and $800. money de-'
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SHOES or ALL KINDS ;
HOSIERY OF ALL GRADES
For Men, “know and Children
"Notably will you find all the late: i mod-
els here but standard lasts and leathels
to suit every taste and requirement.
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN~
81 Washington Smet. Telephone 1475-2.
sneezing,
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FAST FRElGl-IT LINE TO NEW
,.. -
Splectal Offerings
‘ for“ This Week
Grape Nuts. the popular bod, per pkg ......... 13¢
Monarch Soap Powder, extra large pkgs. . .. .2 for 25¢
qlbs:FlneGranuhtcdSugarfor......... .. ..25¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, xv. 30c grade, lb. ....... 26¢
Day Sprin Brand Sifted P as, per can ......... ..... 12¢
3 cans 0 Dutch Clarinet- for 2519‘
Key MsrBrand Sugar Comm .......... ...... .11¢
Fresh Crisp Graham stcns, lb. .. ................. 13¢
Fancy Whole Grain Rice......... lb. 7‘}, 3 lbs 200!
Gold yMedalBrandFlour,beg......;..... ..
Crown Aster Brand Flour, beg . $1.30
Lash’s Stomach Bitters, $1.00 site ...... . R015
r-z pint bottle Best Rock and Rye for 23¢
. A. F. Beckmann 61 Co.
GROCERS‘AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.
Telephone no;
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in interim, and do licatcd in
Here Are the Styles You
PlC'l‘ORiAL Rev w PAT-
Wi” See on F 1ft]! Avenue mass. The Chemise House.
the loose, easy-fitting sports index, the p ctical one-piece (rock.
2‘ Ill“
In.
.4-1
Blouse 1135
sun 7180
'uch
All these Ill miuy yarleties you will and in
Pi=ctorial Renew Patterns for March
NOW ON SALE
. 13‘ 290. M”
I ' Jamesi?Donneliy ‘
' 1
3st .
W cm by the best-dressed wome‘n‘q
Our February Sale of Furniture, House I Furni
lRugs and Draperies offer you an opportunity to .
now at a saving of from 10 to 20%. Arty selection you ins!
The City N ationafi Ball“
Today and Tomorrow
Prosperity is with this state—men and women are m
log money——
‘ T? s a happy, cheerful PRESENT.
But—Jock to the marrow—save your surplus earnings
and profits—watch them accumulate and multiply—
Ensure a happy, cheerful FUTURE.
We loan money on first mortgage.
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BEST PRICES PAID FOR
The Reed 8: Vi”
JUNK T
Send 913.3%! caggcphone. ,
FF , i . . ,
5 Rowan St. East Norwslk. EleCtflcal CO.-
‘ Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906. .
Mn. Ethel Virgin O’Ndl‘
VOCAL sruoto i In the Town .. T;
‘ 43 West Avenue, 3 AUTO SUPPLIES: . A;
South Norwslk , m. 805—59 8“ ‘.
-T0&od.lyl For particulars '
Fridnyr. inquire at Studio , So Nona“. Music Hall
"L12; 35 Phone 840. ,:
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‘EBUILT TYPEWRITEBE ._ L. c l
Smith, Underwoos
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented
fepeirsd. Rentals. ll
per month. '(ohtdnct
sold at 85 per mnnm
Me. DONNELLY l
‘8 Coutlv Moll Street Booth News! 1
Teeth and MoneyL
Money spent on teeth is a goodly“
investment and one that givesl
you daily returns.
MONEY THE MEDIUM OF;
' EXCHANGE t
is only good so far as it gives usl
the things which contribute tol
6
8
our health, comfort and happi-j
’ ness.- ‘
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WHEN SPENT ON THE , ll *
‘ 11 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning?
- Present:
TEETH IT BRINGS US ALL! . , l
g THREE OF THE ABOVE. ,, ‘
Dr. Mallory 13 devoting his life _ V ’, - I .
.work to the care of the teeth, let ' '
him loo THE SELECTION OF ..
_ : it your month over. *SUIT ABLE W a I I ‘2
.. , . is on cosy task here. we
Dru]. HtMallery .0 my varietros boa 1?;
- , . .‘ ,—~: . terns and plain colors
16 So. Mam St..'*50. NOMIIKCOIIB. can suit anyhow or:
Hears 9 a. m. to 5 p. m: 7 to 3 p. m.
_ Sunday. by appointment only.
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The New Science»
oflml‘l'i'on 0F environment: ,
Chiropractic is the nennition or the .
consent!“ “Mound the art oi
Wasting the some. Disease is caused
_ by a wrench. twist or swam in the
buck. mun, done intcmldhool
it creates pinched nerves unlpnln in.
. interim in the diaerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the com in
‘ disuse and pulmheu health is restored
through humanism; the nerve syn
, tents In your body hm mutter,
rived specie! suentiom‘ tillo curvature
at the spine. You will nova react
:17!!!” the 0mm n chose. to
Hepatic beshnentl siren Also.
"T. Francis”: D C.
Norwalk Chronicler