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WEATHER A YEAR A130 51,? 1h. AuDERS
., Temperature: l‘m 8: lii:2lt.I I, “I I
26' "“‘ ’ (/1.th :3 2
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. Methodist church will meet totuorrowI
Acting in Ito-Operatldlwuh the'do5I2
warden. the local police will pick up
all stray dogs which are found on the
F‘th'lr 11er today.
Steamship 'l 1I1':
liar the South
audiAll Parts of the
7 World.
Taylor 81Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
—2' V5"-
-—The Elks' Fair will be open every
night this week. closing Monday night,
February l9th.
The regular monthly meeting or the
‘Junior League of the Norwalk Hospi
tal was not held last evening, as
scheduled, in view of the. fact that
Ithere was not a quorum present.
Abo
11.1.1y
l 2-—’I‘he Elks‘ Fair \thich is being held
.at the Elks" Home is nigger and bet-
ter than evor.
The downtown fire department was
called out last evening at 7:30 o’clock
in answer to an alarm rung from hoxI
371 on Water street. Smoke caused byI
the burning of some, food on a stmcl
in‘one' of T. I. Raymond's tenement There
houses, occupied by Adolph “Anderson, may buy
. was found to he the only stgn of fit-121
in the neighborhood by the firemen: A Stilt
m§€a¥| upon investigation. 1
M " A suit
2—Eight prizes at the Eagles‘ ”.1“,
I
1 ’1' tr in to make '
F you C y g A‘riday night, at the 11111101 v I
I
[1.
that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of our
Miss Mary Bolts, of Union Park
, . . :1 tuned homo 112.4 rduv, :1fl121' ltav
high grade coal and It Will be. in: spout thc‘uoclt 12nd in Now lot'kI 1
‘ gin to act friendly toward the 1'111 l
family. Prove what we say is ___.,__ i
There will he a rcgulur meeting oi"
true—try a too or two.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 3M,
Harris 8: Guns
Sons of St. George, this evening. in,
the lodge 4001115 in Main street. l
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I
68 Water Street —--l>an(2ing until 2 a. 111., :11 the Eu
Tel 7“ glcs' Ball, Friday night. Sver‘s lull
orchestra, with chimes
A delightful dinner was given ltt'st‘
netting to Miss Mary 13. Iltl!‘ u1'2ll, tiled-I
‘ol' l)l'.Ft':1ncls l llulnell. and Russell?
Frost, Jr... 111 the. Hotel lliltn1or12,\1\\ '
—‘ ',
.“IWEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night with increasing cloudiness;
wprmor.01 01 their coming marriage
The western area of high pr'12ssu1o 11.2151 [0 the c'it)
1:19” mated soulheaslwald during the bile. Among those who were present
dd. 24 boots and is now central over , 1 ' ' ‘
Virginia It is producing pleasant were (arl \N. lluv,mond l'. Ravmond.
weather with in“ temperatures along “imam \\’ol\12rton,lluss12ll Frost, .‘.ll
the Atlantic coast from Flol 1th to Miss Mary Mct‘lellau.Mr.:1nd Ellis S. ?
Mahle- Considt'mbk' 010110" and “I! 11' 11111011 1111111) 11 Frizzell .11111 .1111.
se‘tled weather prevails in the \tw-tst Mar) B. Buruell
era and northern districts. 1 it'Iht snow
wufi reported from sevmul homes in
the 1:111:12 region. Three is no w-ell . 1.
defined storm arca east of the Rocky I
Mountains Zero tempeiptures were 1
reported from the eastern portion of
the Lake region and New England.
Northfleld, \’t., was 28 below zero. The
temperatures are rlsinu rapidly in the
eastern and central districts.
The jour- ‘ Illllt.
was made by automo-
Re
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mam-xv - «Ml-«1
scrotum.
No more than two to :1
a.
t
u tun—”2....--
~. W‘v ‘W'hN‘
‘ .mrn. "w‘kfi ~f
o .1 'J‘w'hwWJ
".UTH FRFN7IES CONSOI. IDA-
' q1'0NISTS 0': CITY AND OF
SCHOOLS. i
. , Int ~tot', Sentinel: 1
”ml '11 :2. meetlnr.r of 11112 Board 111' l2)1ltl-‘
‘1'111'ion held Friday (the (tilt), thel
-«. 3111111teud1ut 2111210111111 some 1:1shI
121110r111ium1211 ' t 1 111.121th and tighten for thodolecltv;
mu" It. 2111 ol his associates uud ftlcnds
:11'12 delvrntittetl to carry out:
.1l-- that are admittedly :1 failure. 1
Sttporiulendcrit says lhut.the
~'- (.015 in the lost year of the. Dis-
1"". 81.112111 (0:11 21111101113. I do
I“ 1 not 11nd have not disputed this :11: ml _ . 1 '1 .
”Z'l'lAll'lactiv-e booths at the Elks" "“ "“8 1tmotlnl,but he docs not Big Jim lllllt’ LZii'IS may
‘ "1.112 that $6 000 that South NorwaLk 6\l(\ l6.
illll NEWS
' I’lTI'hote will be a regular would) dtzll
oi Whe- Sixth Ccutpnny, C. 1'2. '(‘..
'evening in the local armory.
-—A good evening’s
nt.t_htt Elks' Fair tonight,
o'olbckto midnight. l 11 1111
'1
'lthadics‘ Ai1lSoei12ty of 11112 lirst l
t 11
aflo’rnoon at. 2 o‘clock in the church
par iors.
BB:~;~’
Monte. Dancing tree overv night 0
1.21M on “as 1111111111111, leuviug costl , 1 q _
hi to 52.3 '-
At the regular meeting of Old \‘l cll 1'12 that \‘(tll $110,015.15. This year'
[Hook and Ladder Company, last night I H112 cost is $152,815.13, 11 tthottt includ— i
'11:: SL2 50 tor interest. in 1906, Soulhl \
rfltutl arrangements for the dinner to.
he held Thursday evening next, were “'2 ".1ll1 debt Wits 36531169, in 1912 I
mado. .The committee having this in i SW0 NOl 1'1 dollar on this or that:
charge. in their report stated that this '2' 0‘0? “tier ($8. 000) has been naidl
event 'uould be. as pleasing to the 1211 Furthermore, it would be in‘tcr- I
Just under two-score women
. count themselves lucky!
is :1 suit here for them. They )
the seaso 11 now closing.
ity, of attactive lines.
Broadcloth serge or wool velour.
Black or blue or green.
Handsome} y- -pl:1in or beautificd by
trimming,——rich fur, for example.
Recenty $15 *0 $20‘$1250
' Recently $25 to $37. 50-519. 50
Try new Educator
crackers for 25¢
’l'hcrc are new Educator crackers.
York, by “ids \Iat'y “fl mmm ill hm]. l Ilt 1IIlh t r'ICkCTS that were Dilly Snl'l (if IZdIICJtOI'S for {I long
2 Bill‘klellCiUUS: filled with cream, for example.
gular price is 35 cents :1 special box.
Here are boxes, including in them Kremox :tud'Diges-
tire and Kreamfil v:1rielies-—-inste:1d of 35 cents— 25c.
and 11' 0’13 like. many folks to share.
Front nusemunt.
- Prettiest new middle:'
‘ to delight girls
Second floor. "
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
...~..... .5 ....m.-.... 111......
HoWLANo's
. .,. - - 1.5-»..54 1x55 5 -2 yRVW-a—W ~-.M’ AWMWWNV-4‘W'HM ‘1'" Mw’v‘iwv“
\
ut 40 . ‘
women
may
.1
it at a big-saving.
that came into the store during
nicely made, of excellent qual-
Sccond t'.luor
Not all like the
customer—quantity is limited
()nlv one sort of middy is
prettier than the plain while.
And that is the white with
collar of handsome color, with
belt. that matches collar, and
with fancy stitching or smock-
ing in color.
Plenty of that very sort in
this collection of new ones
just ready.
Blue collars, homen-(11.11138,
copcnhagen collars!
Fancy stitching of unique
sort, on collars :15 well as on
yoke.
And smocking'
terns.
in new pat-
bc equally ltztppywsizes are
‘
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membcrg as any ever held’ by this «=- r'ling to know hou these, debts ato --
popular cotnpanv, and it there be any ‘0 11" GlShOEGd 0f ' lot. to London. Please let us lmow
one: who has not replied he should 3'12"“ Board “1111 "With unctiott
do so not later titan Wednesday morn. 12M ‘2 an New!“ With the Mather {1.1 the Jefferson lot?
ting._ i llu'lding Company, amounting?T to What was the original price for the 1 . , Genius 31111)]le Ever. fli-
. ____... ~ ~1;110,19;ss They had $100,000 to “person 10,? ' “:4 22-5222“ 413:1 ' 3212‘
- —Ot course you are going to the spend. What was done with the bsl- . . , 13 6 ---51850 4. 3 3.054
“lot a. ll . l-
.. Elks' Fair at least one night this once $59,807.14. This statement does but n‘p'ti: [:11- l::g;:::tq?;t83; :1: The” are 9333““ figures to“ the
2 c it. . State Board. '\...
3:..— not meet the resolution 0: Council mics taken from bums between thessImRM.‘ 1 ' 4.130158% pugs
I tv. 20 interths?
How much will it. cost to remade
ill'1111,or how much will the City
Love to allow for them?
I There are now attachments on the
"building fund for $5,100, due. on the
let it't‘Son l1ulldlng.]3y the terms or
1, the. .121. nttact the Board should have
had $9,153.75 in hand when the con-
11 actors stopped with whichito cor”
ttlete the school 111111 pay these sub
A Day That Means Much ‘
. to the future we. fare and comfort of those dependant
upon you is the tiny on which you dra‘wup your will
Vand name this strong. 12.12.111.111 trust company as your
Executor '
What was the original price paid
.M'”
'I 1:9.t better understanding may be
had figures of previous statements
are. repeated:
11, school report, estimate made by
different teachers.
"l‘hls shows an abnormal increase
of (it? iu'six months Will: this up-
per room instead of 50 to 60 as claim-
ml. The Councilmen 111111.- not yet
seen, this crowded condition- With
on »:.'.21~rnge attendance (1. 9..., 75 per
cent. of the enrollment.) there would
' 1 Bit reason of its permanent existence, complete
zitacilltles and 11111111 management; this Company is in
a position to provide faithful economical and uninter
111111111 service in all trust chpucltles.
11111111111311 who were given to under--
shutd- that 11.11.131.111 protected by
1111. 591'“ ’1'5 (25 pet" cent. offlthe
(mtltmzt to be held back) The Board
12-111 ‘3' 118 no 111111111 the building
1111:: mutt Ollt'1$é,360..39 Dr. Coburh
‘ now Squealw. ’l‘hose at the Board.
who 11111111111111. property are liable
to l
be 28 per 1'.oom The Board has said
nothing of the vacant rooms or those
with 111111111 numbers In 1111111 Not'w'nlk,
Lowrytou, and the Over River. :
On page 22, the school repbrt says
patently padded figure it gives 35 '
HOWLAND'S
price!
rics.
-2 LAS'l
lllCl‘.
At 1254c ydi— \
White striped voile. several widths of
11 stripe.
Fine Soil “English" nainsook.
At 15c:—
Checked dimily, several sizes of choc,
27 inches wide.
Dimity. iu dainty small plaids, 27 inches
wide.
Striped dituities, several putten1sol’stripc.
37-inch striped voile, 5 different styles of
stripe. ,
P:1j:un:t checks, oi" delic‘htlul weight to:
pajamas or for men’s summer underweru.
38 inches wide.
Soft-finish excellent tutinsook, 36 inches
wide.
I At 39c 51:12-—
(Zt'ossbar Flztxon eff
st: englh. ,-
cctive and of special
S:1tin- striped organdics b euullfied by em-
broidered figures on the org nutty “round
’twceu 'slripes.
Seed voiles with
them more beauty.
satin stripes giving
Pique in various sizes of waie from tiny
to heavy.
Oxford sightings of fancy weavc,dut:1blc
and handsome.
\.
At 123/2. 313:..- ' 1
Bales ginghams, one of the standard
sorts; good checks stripes and plaids.
Percales in pretty patterns both striped
911d figuréd, light or medium coior‘effects.
At '23:: 3711:;
cloth especially good for house dresses and
\ , ‘.\
(that the interest o I'tlte bonds 111111
. l
' Good fortune
from mislortunel
A merchant’s
goods and fancy white goods to you under-s».
Out of bad luck there springs good.
women who are quick! '
One of our big New Ett'rluud store 5 is unable to lake}
goods that it bought months ago for Spriun' delitery. Fird
has temporarily ended its business.
it had bought wisely, in hip quantity, of pretty fill}.
’lhc wholesaler ottetcd us pick of that cc'illeclion A'l
SUMMER’S
fancy have been goinp' up up up up ever since last 11111131
.ing is here now at bargain prtccl
Lots and lots of fancy white cotton goods.
A number of staunch and true colored was}: goods;
Keen eyes will quickly see their real
how the scissms will fl: 1311!
l _' .
'1111e11ess, yard wule.
And in colors. these:
. quality; stripes and plaids offer wide fie,
Devonshire cloth, a sturdy handsome“
children 5' rompers; stripes or plain colors. '
HoWLANp's
misfortune brings waslfi. ,
'l‘o Bridgcpofif
9
2 1
PRICES. And cottons, plain an
value.
in:
. At 29c yd?—
Satin-striped v-oiles, beautiful of effect. ‘
Flztxon finish voiles in smart stripes. .
Gabardine ofcveu firm weave and Willi
lustrous titer-scrised finish.
Fancy- woven he: tvy skirtings
Plain Fl:1:.ou of splendid weight and
weave.
Met'cetised bzttistc, l1 inches wide, don
ligltiltillv line.
At 501: yd:-—~
Pique oi c.\ll‘:l flow 55., several sizes, or
11.11; , -_
Fancy rep skirting, good weight, good
tor much service. ,, ‘
At 19c ydrr- _
Checked ttlllttsook of special weight and
More crised mile of rcnuukubly- line and
even weave, to inches wide
111111111 llc:c1d:_.11lon linen linislt.
At 25c yd:'—
Fl:-1xon finished voilcs I‘tlltlllltll checked:
and striped patients, 32 inches wide
Plain and striped Flaxo‘n, with dull iusl’e
of linen.
ity.
Transparent orflcaudies crispauti beautiful
Beach cloth, notably wood for middtes
and wash suits.
At 15: ycl: ._..,
Dress giug httms' m satisfyiun' COIOlS :1.
for choosing; 32 inches wi1ie,tull otmri
At 19c yd:—- ,'
Belgian Suiting, ‘11 linen-finish 1:111:11
excellent weight: pure white, green, p
lavender, khaki, several shades ("if blue,,
inches 1111112,; long— -service suititw'. .'
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