my. run. 5.. 19:1
~ ,. .-d.. ........
till lino
Illrr. Joint K. l-‘inch is confined to;
her home in Mame street, by illness,
v
There will bee meeting at the Jun-
dur Hospital League in the Berkley
street chapel this evening at 8
o’clock.
Robert Rigg, of Norwalk. formerly
of the Loth silk mill, a silk weaver. is:
now employed in‘ Danbury and com.
motes to Norvallt. -
The Whatsoever Circle of King's
Daughters will meet on Tuesday
with Mrs. E. G. Huntington. 21 Bay]
view avenue, at 2:30. A Lincoln and}
Washington program will’ be given.
The ball under the auspices of theI
15huulord Police Department will be;
held on Easter Monday, in the on.
.lllOl‘,‘/, and it promises to be one-ofi
the biggest events of the sort ever.
held in the city. t
l‘nul Kleeboluner. steward of the:
Elks Club, had occasion to visit the
cellar about midnight. As he enter.5
rd 1hr place a young man run out of ;
it. Mr. Kleebohlner thought nothing;
~‘- ' - i rate,
had Loon stolen. btnmtmd At ‘0,”
/\ regular monthly meeting ol‘ the
board of directors of the Norwaik hos
pivul association will be held tomor-I
Jon: evening in the parlors ol' the
Norwallt" club. important huuinetut'
will bl. transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kill) Perry, ur!
Southport. who are in the South are
planning. to erect. a bungalow right;
away, rupturing their home'at Lake:
lltirn. Florida, which was destroyed’
by fire a few days ago. Mr .und Mm!
Pom are now hoarding.
Arthur E. J. Reilly. son of t-x-t‘on-’
gtmmnnn Thomas ll. lloilly, ol‘ Merl-l
den. Who has numerous noqhuintunccs!
hero, has just been transferred froml
llnitetl State-s vice consul ut‘Wnrsawp
I'otund. to Stockholm, Sweden. Mini
'Reiliy has 'hcen in the foreign cone,
sular service three years.
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The state treasurer is
lug tor lllt‘ffllXt‘S on notes. bonds and?
other chosus in action. lie rotors to].
the penalty on the estates of those}
who neglect to my this tax. Those;
liable. for the tax am» asked by theg
treasurer to give tlu- mutter their lm-r
modinto attention.
anon call-3
\ rotor W. Ferris, who recently un-
derwent an operation, resumed his:
dutirs today as city editor of The:
Norwalk Hour. after an absence oi"
nearly two months. Wellington A.’
'l‘olleu, former city editor, has been?
substituting during Mr. Ferris" an:
hence, l
Zilr. and Mrs. Edward ll. t‘loso of,
lit/.1: Ridge, Greenwich have taken it;
rill; at Palm Beach where they will;
remain until near {tpril 1. Mr. until
Mrs. Close and their children leftt
their New York hmnetyestcrday on n}
special train kinking 11. number gnri
friends with them. They will stop at
New Orleans for a few days, and then!
proceed to Palm Beach and open their!
college. i
That an agreement satisfactory to'
hath the members of the Order of:
Railroad Tolegrnphersvand the New;
Haven Railroad company {as affect :
ed ihrdugh mediators "representing?
the department “of commerce was
stated today by eBrt 1g. Dunbar, it!
nonhury, who was one of the morn-l
bers of the committee representing
the employee. at the meetings held lnt
New York city. The agreement at-
l‘ecis approximately 1,509 station and
lower men in the employ of the rail-
, road'find will take eflect‘lmmediately.
Managing Estates ' . 1.
Experience, skill and judgement are required
in the management of an estate. This Contponv
has these qualities and will look after the al-
silo lllliet. lllltl
opus Antietam?
(Continued From First Page)
The number who attended the lair
was not as large as it might have
been. However, considering that it
was Saturday night and that there
were comm-attractions in town. the
attendance was as large as might be
expected.
Each and every one or the several
'booths did a brisk. business. Money
flowed freely and there is no doubt
that the lair will be as highly success-
i'ui financially as in past years.
Norwaik Lodge 3. P. O. E. Fair Com.
mittees Arrangements by “Sub—
- Division into Special Com.
tees for 1917.
Chairman of General Committee
Charles H. Dilworth.
General Committee Appointed
Every Brother of the Lodge.
'Finnuoe Committee~Johu F. .\lt~
Mellon. chairman; Wilfred llotiit'ell,
William Howard. B. .i. littynolis.
‘Jncoh llinxweilor and P. 'F. lirophy.
Prize t‘.ommittee~ll.- J. IZiuynold.:.
'chairman: R. ’l‘. ‘Nattcford, Luke (“one
‘ziealiy. lu‘. \‘l'. 'i‘altnudgr, J. F. Regard
us. E J. Murphy, H. G. Doulrns, C. I.
liiingo‘l. l‘. l“. Whitnhcad. llcnl'y
Wilkins and tit-orav W. Hopkins.
Printing: and Publirity (‘mnmittee—
.lnhn W. Smi'h. til'ili‘illllll; Thomas A.
.Skully. Joseph A. Carter. John Stoog-
ntuller, .l. li‘. llognrtius, P. F. Brophy
and ll. 'l‘. Nuttclord,
Out of Ton": Lodge
Carl A. Anderson, chairman;
Clark, ilerman Quittner,
Craig. Samuel llollt‘y. V. J. Cnnnirotn,
Edward G. Fl‘oeb, i“. F. Whitehead,
int i“. Lockwood, Joseph Quittner,
Committee» -
F. l..
Altilu Kohlcr. .l. C. Jackson. George A.:
t
l
i
school girls who overwork 1nd gel
William 1
illitll Maillot. hilt
Strong by Vinol
the benefit of South Norwalk
Run—Down,
For
into highly nervous, weak and run-
down ct i? ‘a'tion, we publish this letter ‘
from U’.:l"‘i.\‘ "oplier, of Fort Worth,
Tex.,——“I go to the high school and
take music its 2 and became mn-
down, weak and wry nervous, so I
could not do anything. i would shake
all over and could have screamed at
times. and was really unfit to keep on
with my studies. Mother purchssed a
bottle of Vinol for me and within I.
week i was better, and in two weeks
i had gained five pounds and felt
line." l
it is the curative, strengthening
elements or beef and cod liver pep-
tone‘s, aldedhy the blood-making. re
vitalizing effect of iron and mangan-
ese peptonntes and glycerophosphuteo.
contained in Vinol, which made it so
successful/in building up health and
strength and overcoming the nervous
condition of Miss Copiirr, and we oak
every school girl in South Norw-ik
who is in a like condition to try Vlnol.
on our guarantee to return their mon-
ey if it fails to henellt.-ank H. Bax-
ter. South Norwulk. Also at the leani-
ing drug stores in all Conn. towns.—
Adv.
mom SKIN AWN!
o... prom in con and
.Wu“:. above you m»
M...“ .,W — '
i! Eli's an Old Sayi g that Birds of a Feather .
If m some nomanxmuo SENTIllEL.
Flock Together
Some or; riseeup to remark that it’s quite obvious.
Who ever heard of a bird flocking all by his lonesome.
Be that as it may, vve think the subject is open to debate.
But whether you flock single or in pairs,
You are always welcome at
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3 :31 Washinzmo 8t.
.Nnttvt‘ord. (l. i.. Oortright. John Troy,
Leo Kenney'.
Smith and Edward J. Heytron.
(Taiwassing Committee~lL '1‘. Name
ford. chairman; (Kl. ilyinmon, Luke
t‘ortneaily, l. (‘. l.orkwood. William
T. Ainley. J. F. iioganius, William
Howard. Thomas A. Skelly. it. 1“. Mo
Allister. Jr. and. Olin S. Youngs,
Booth Construction Committee—
Franlt 1}. Clark. chairman; Joint P.
McMahon, Harry W. Mother and Law-
rence ll. llealoy.
Entertainment t‘omilliltoe~—i‘.- l-‘.
lirophy. t'lntirnlan; .l. J. l.inxwvilor,
John Steegntuller. ii. (i. lloulons. A.
.l. Collins, Carl J. Schmidt, Frank
lluckholtz. R. V. (loeppler. Joseph A.
'Czlrier. Samuel Kantor tllltl Benjamin
Keelcr.
Decoration ‘Coixintitlt«o~il. llrnm-
strup, chairman: Edward Shields. (3.?
l.. (lortright. A. B. Curbill nnd Harold;
l“. Clark. l
Booth Solos Committee ~l. C. Lm-k
Popular New Shades
his $2112;le i::.‘.'.i:"‘..T- Olin: A Pearl Grey Suede
“"0”" “3 “Wk“‘fiv R- 1“. licelllster. v .3 t
‘0' L “Fillmon. F. .i. Fitzmuuricc, : Its .' my
it‘ll-no ’l‘ariov. Leo Kcnney lllitl W.
lurpy. WE SELL HUB MARK
RUBBERS
itcl‘rt-slnm-nt t‘onnnittew-H. G. Dou-
lens. chain-mun: G. S. Grumman, B. T.
ElwooddtGiover
122 Washington St.
South Norwaik
Glover’s
ladies’ 8 in.
Boots
in the
E. .1. Murphy. J. l“. ilogardus. William
P. 'i‘leKlyn. James E. is‘iynn. William
Thompson and Samuel‘Jones. .
Adjustment of Differences Commit
tce~iCharlos ll.v Dilworth. chairman:
H. .l. Reynolds, Charles F. Mills, .lohn
W. Smith. P. rl“. llroplty. J. J. Lin):-
weilor and C. i. Byington.
All oliict-rs ol the Lodge are
otllt-io numbers of all committees.
Wilfred llodweil-r-Treasuror ol' the .
it‘ah'.
Ladies" Booths—Mrs. James it).
Flynn. chairiady; Mrs. M. J. Howard.
secretary.
Fancy .Ilooth ---- Mrs. A. P. Manner
in charge: assistants. Mrs. E. F. Mag-
ner and Mrs. Herman Quitrwr.
Household Booth—Mrs. William Mc-
Cromho in. charge: ‘nitis. Mrs. B.
llrumstrnp. ills. Margaret Finch and
Mrs. John Robinson.
Lemonade i‘looth~.\irs. Carl A. An-
derson in charge; aids, Mrs. James
Coleman and Mrs. John ilnnlon.
(‘nko llooth—~Itlrs.,_'l‘honms Skelly in
charge: aids. \lrs. Alice Millturn.
Mrs. Harry (Jail. Mrs. John Humpson
and Mrs. Patrick F. Brophy. '
lcc Cream Booth—~Mrs. Harry Dou-
PX‘
INSURANCE
Fire, Life. 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.ll.l.ayton&€o.,lnc
lens in charge; aids, Mrs. Josenh'
Murray. Mrs. Pomerny. Mrs. John. 5 Rullroad Auk So. Norwalk
Bogardus, Mrs. Ralph Dibble. Mm:
Fletcher. Mrs. Frank FitzMnurlce, =m==r=r==
Miss l.. llanion. Miss Rita Ill. Natte‘ YORK.
ford nnd Miss Finch. THE ANNING J. SMlTH TRANS.
Fortune Telling Booth—Miss ‘Elizm PORTATION .LlNE, inc.
heth Harkins and Miss May Hanlon.’ Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
Horse Booth—I, C_ hocku‘ood and’River, New York (foot of Catherine
George W. Hopkins. iSt.) every day except Stand-y, at: p.
Gold Certificate Buoth~4lvnrge m. Freight received‘at Norwalk up to
Cooper and John Hampsm. .5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
_ Doll -Booth—;—'Robert F. McAllistor, 5:30 p. 111.
Jr. and William Hanlon. ‘ George ‘F. Foote. General Agent.
Candy Booth~WWlllam A. Torpy und FAST FREIGHT UNE TO NEW
” $3.2..CoffeeSaie
.A....——_
Goaling Clams for Baking
Escaliops, Large Open Long Clams"
GREENPORT OYSTERS
‘ FullL‘iue‘ol Fresh, Salt and Canned Fish
. Long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phom 108 and 100.
Free Delivery. 71 North Into 8!.
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Ladies’ Spats 3
A Most AttractiVe Showing .
in All Colors .
Satisfactory Stockings of all
grades for every member of tile lzmily
CONNEALLY- & BRACKEN
8: Washington Street. Telephone r475-2.
l..s .
Buy ‘
Now
A Cup of Beckmann's Hot Coffee these cold mornings
A is something everybody should have berm going to busi-
ness.
Beckmann‘s Best Blend in silver loll bags. lb. ....... 33¢
No. x Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, lb. ...... 31¢
After Dinner Blend Coffee. 32c gradE, lb. ........ '. 28¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade,'lb. . . . .. . . . . .. 26¢
GoldcuSantOS Coflee, 25c grade, lb. ... .. .......... 20¢
Golden Santos Coffee 5 lbs. for 95¢
A. F. Beckmami & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERcfiANrs
33 and 85 Washington St. Telephone r405.
HereAre the St les You
Will See on F iftKy A venue
metronome-whiting sports jacket,
F? "1}.
\
Worn by the best-dressed men
in America, and do heated in
PlC'l‘ORlAL. REV EW PAT-g
TERNS. The Chemist- blouse,
the/practical one-piece frock.
fairs of your estate in the most competent and
“factory manner. Weact as Executor. Trus-
tee. AdmtnhtratororGunrdl-n. Weuruhnye
”Md
”0' 0h ills!
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February Furnilure Sale
Our February Sale of Furniture, House Fum' .
Rugs and Draperies offer you an opportunity to pit - V f i .
now at asaving of from to to 20%. Any selection you'm
make now we will hold for you and maize deliveries it", . '
convenience. '
Today and Tomorrow
rescue-m
ing money—
it
Prosperity is with this state—men and women
It's a happy. cheerful PRESENT.
But—look to the marrow—save
and profits—watch them accumulate
Ensure. a happy, cheerful FUTURE.
We loan money on first mortgage.
are We“
your surplus earning,
and multiply— ‘
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
43 West Avenue, r
1 South Norwalk i
Tandy. For partlculm i
i
l
l
l
Fridayn inquire at Studio
1-112: 3-5 Phone 840.
rawmreaa — L. c ?
\EBUILT TY
, 4 -. Smlth, Underwmd’
Remington, all other
- makes, sold. rentedt
repaired. Rentals. 3!
., per month. \lnchlnet
, sold at 86 per mnmn
. . Ms. DONNELLV
I! South Main new. South Norm! 3.
t
BAD TEETH . l
versus '-
GOOD EYESIGHT T
It has been scientifically dem-f
onstratcd and proven that bad‘
teeth impair good eyesight. ‘3'
Teeth that are decayed, es-tf
pecially upper teeth, even if free?
from pain, act disastrously on the;
optic nerve. i
:Belore incurring " oculist ex-
‘penws. better let us examine
your teeth-that service will
Icosijyou nothing.
Dr. J. H. Mallery' '
3:5 So. Main St.. $3. Not-walk. Conn.
il-iours 9 a. m. to 6 punk: 7 to 8 p. m.
Sundays hy appointment only.
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BEST PRICES PAID FOR
UNK" r- ‘ '
Send Postal or Telephone. 3 The Reed & V.
L. EFFRON. : .
5 Row‘an St. East Norwalk. Electncal CO.
Tel. 1906. Tel. x906]
The Only Fully Eq _
ELECTRICAL 8110'
In the Tm "
AUTO superns
Phone cos—uso So. Maillot.
So. Norwalk, Museum ,
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in everyrgm'demomy”
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trno
Chiropractic tn the nonunion or the ,‘The Goth
cause of the than “'5? me an on am
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