ConnuALs
use Summer Wear
Ginghams, Madras,
Nainsook and
printed designs as
A large and varied
' BANKS
~ . Hotel Block.
.. Norwalk.
to Stock (if—alli
.Novélt es andi
,tor Washing.
.41le was a big night :11 the
‘ The Hawaiian girls 111ml:-
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have our line of favors,
‘eards out for Washing-
y. Now is the time to
patriotic spirit. give a par-
twenty second. We have a
line of 'everything in red,
iii ’16 South Main St.
“aimed 'With the pretty girls
‘Mdlslaus Church fair to-
[11 Hall. Free dancing,
nzkservlce will he held :11
var Union ‘Chapel at 3. 45
-bon. Rev. Dr. Burto,
“the Norvt'ulk Methodist
he the preacher and Miss
impel solos are winning
sorts , at the evangelistic
twill sing several 110109.
anon of the Men Assemblv
* ll Will also be present.
will be :1 big 1i1nc 111 the
\Out of town visitors
_ orning in the city court
§e George H. Vosburgh, the
6! William Alexander vs.
title will be heard. The
result of on auto mtxup in
itsi‘hos‘e who have been 1111111-
fierve on the jury are! Ed-
er, Albert S. Adams. \\'il-
take“, A. O. Smith. Philip
trainee n. Nash, 11. s.
'R. memlllt‘dlelt, Frederick
Dafid (_‘..Hunt'111'1l,.losépl1
.' Alexande1 Gritllu “ill on
plaintiff and Keogh &
the defendant,
r 5 and 10 cent 111111111 11‘ :1
St. Ladlultius Fuir. \rio'i
in the. divorce case (11
ilk Taylor, of Dutien 1':1.
lulu“ Darlen 11 as completed
terdny tilternoon. Judge
as a committee and de-
reserv 11 Judge John
poured $01 the plaintiff and
Faith J. Cuneo fpr the do-
here was ‘no Opposition to
u. The 111111111111 of alimony
9 Vols the cause of a dispute
Decision in
by of Sioux Falls, pion-
dot Regiment in the
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‘BADLY HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
See that lot of “pinheads”
without raincoats! Did you
ever observe it’s the “pin-
head” who fails to be pre.
’pared for the storms of life?
it hind of looks as if our sen-
ators at Washington were in
the pinhead class, not preparing
for storms ahead.
Raincoats for the man who
believes in preparedness.
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Now alk
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Mll)lll.tl£'l‘()\\'N, 1lt‘el). lt'irvAleXtm»
now in progress in town under thew
direction of Rcmahle,.ltjieldtag-
Mrs. Charles Murray, of Main1
street, is spending a few days‘at the
3 home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Martin. in Bridgcptut. Mr Martin is
confined to his bed with a serious
7. attack of pneumonia.
AND PERSONAL
News
FOR MISS IVES.
Professor William" R. Brooks. of
z" Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., was:
H entertained by Mayor and Mrs. Cot'l‘
Axel Harstwm last evening.
DARIEN AND NOR0l0N.
Miss Julia Sherer tisited relatives
in N01 walk on Tuesday.
The. William \larner place on the;
"'z;:wggmmm;
1.1.5; Melanie Loewe Enter-talus ‘at
Little Green Door.
For Miss Emily [Vt-ts, of Danbury,
rinse engagement to Carl Eric
‘llattstrom, of Norvs’olk, was recently
iflllullllt’l‘d, Miss Melanie Loewe gave
at liandkerchld shower at 'l‘he Littlt
(.1111. Door, llanbui'y. Wednesday at»
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Post road at. Norotott has been rentct‘t'l't
shaped he}; with "iii: . .
‘ J ’7 to 11 retired army officer.
ot‘ the afternoon was muse-111ml to lg
.‘lhs 111's. and valentines were used W- -l~ Flemming the Stamford con-l .«
for tullics :11 lr'uiL’t'. Decorations tractor has had 11 force of men at?“
were in rell and tn‘H-n. At bridge, work on Long Nedk Potut,’
by Miss Mur garet'
Mcmun, Miss (tract: McLean and}
31.11.“ Emily .lves Chocolate “as.
[Ittill‘t'tl hr Airs. George B 1011 Go] which he keeps uncalled for letttrs.
and tea by Mrs. l‘ twin ll. Gtecn John H 51311911111415, serving on jury
lvgslfml‘llrilrmlfld‘l‘vid‘i[FL- 23:17:11 Elli? ditty tit Bridgeport yesterday, llt has
Ibeen thus engaged tor :stvtirul “’M’t’h
trims were “‘0‘! ~ ' G
I ‘ Postmaster llennctt of Elorcton 11.11 ..
procured :1 glass Cov1red 11 II in :1 1'.:t .
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tier Hillr 30 of New Britain. is in :1i
ctiticztl condition 111 the local hospital
today. 11s the result of an nutomobilcw
accident here last midnight. Hill was:
on his way to New Britain when his.
machine skidded on the ice and crash-
ed into a true. He was thrown out
and suffered in addition to other in—l
juiies, a fur tured leg and ril1'1llis‘4
plight 11.111 not discoveredmntil some
time latei 11116.11"; exposure to the
cold us he I111 on the ground has 111:-
gruvuted 111:1 condition.
The tree, six inches in dia.‘.1nete.1
was snapped off near the mound and
the machine- then continued for 11
uhort distance. until it brought up
against 11 p051. The. cur was thudly
damaged.
~81. Ludisluus Fair has many inter-
esting features. Part of proceeds de—
voted to the relief of war sufferers.
Gilli! Gilli! lRY ll!
Slill’ DANDRllfl All)
BllUllll YOUR HAIR
Hair StopsAFaIIIng Out and Gets Thick,
Wang-Strong and Beautiful
Your huir becomes light wavy. flut-
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(Hort'c it}. W‘ll (lul. M11 '1‘. (‘lnrlt '\\
A curd purty for the htnefit oi the, 6/
'liull Miss 3111111111111 McLean, Miss
3 1:111~ McLean, Miss Florence Smith Dario“ Free 'Library is shortly to 11.1.
given'at the. home of 1111‘s..
’l‘.i:~.~' llclcn I'lztrt, F.1rs..lnines l).Blg1.:s.
"din: Murr'crv 'l‘wt-etly, of Dunlnlt'y: \'
“l r». ltmmond 'i‘weetly. of Now York orman 1‘:
(,h-y; Mrs. C. Merritt 1‘“, m- 81:11:11 Mr. and Mrs.Traver.1 the. fotmer hav 'l
1'. in; Miss June (:lovr-r, ot‘ (‘incin~ int: been recently a nivht watchman Q
11:111. ‘31 Fitch's Home. have returned to it
it 11 1' I 1 their former home 111 Waterbury. ll
11 \t‘l'_\' pro 3' i. 11 on 1110's , .- - . . . .
WA”) 111111 given by Miss ldell Man-- Tht Dantoni1ren1enh.1toplu.1nou 11“,,
'11: 111 111‘ l-llui street, Noi‘wnlk. Wed-“mm 11 supper, with a rousing good
meson; nit'ltt, to :1 number of her social time and 111111111111)st the firr 4
friends. tttumes appropriate to the. l1ouso4on the evening of.‘~311t11rduv,4’.,
111111111111 was played. and it 11111111111"
oi 1'1 i'y nir'c prizes were presented
‘1) the lucky winners. Music and
relic-slimrnts helped to make the ev-
enint one of 12111111 success, and the
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The local firemen are already pinto:
ning for next. summer's carnival. “fill
they have appointed a committee to “l
9‘1"”? WWW”! i" ll"; we“, smut] find someone who will act as manager
‘zour. 11H voting Minn Merrttt an ‘
1‘....“ has...“ and (.mpmmurl T111 of that interesting snuual (vent l;
utter-ts included Mr. and Mrs. New This is the “'8'“ “"9“ ”‘0 ”91“..
‘1e11'1 Merritt. Mr. and Mrs; John young people who are fond of duncln j”-
ltuliy. Mr. and Mrs. Archer Bonner will hate. their unlistrlpticn luncytl‘
“its. (‘h11s1, Mills. of ""‘Q'O'V Mi“ 1 1111 b' ll ‘ 1l "1‘ “'1 ’il' ll inv't't-‘ \
Violence Asltwm‘lll, Miss 1111111: 11. ”'9' “ "‘ “ ° ‘ “ ' “ Q
N1'e10h, Miss ldell Merritt. W, him.§ilons for “1111111. were issued some lilllt?:;-'
ago.
‘i1evcs, of S:1111eatuclt;.l.l.yons and
““1“” “""m The finance committee of the Con
greguttonul Church has druun 1111.:
1‘03; gruff; '(lllitNSFlX-dlvk1:1;2111‘2'budgm which totals $451 to he Him I
01 its yearn visited his nephew. Post for "‘9 ”“0“ missionun cnlerprls:
toaster W. I. Austin 01’. Norotou or the church, which 1111.1 been apprm 4
“Within ‘1 WW dam-t 11110- ’cdD by the congregation.
“7— V 1. John Godfrey, (‘eot'go Wishnrt
Smith and Frank l‘tet‘ourcey distin-
guished thotuselles its pedestim'is 11%
few nights ago—-und one or the coil:
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Mrs. l’...l. (letlrv. Miss Nellie. Dul-
113‘, Minn Nonnie Sheehnn and Mrs
Lures Murray, of Stamford attend
11d 11 banquet in South Noruulk thie
fy. abundant and appear-.1 its soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as :1 young girl's
after a “Danderine hair 1' 1111111111" Jtm
try this—moisten 11 cloth with 11 lit-
tle Dunderinc and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand 111 11 time. This Will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and cxcesnivc
oil and in just 11 few moments you
have doubled the beauty of your hair.
the
Dakota, and member or .
~ . War, died last. night;
.C muffin" “ NORWALK.
‘ 11111103“ 1hr," sculpt,
Besides beautifying the hair at once.
l‘tnndcrittc dissolves every particle 01’,
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig-
forever stopping
itthjng and falling hair.
llut whut 1:11] please you most .will
he atom 11 low weehs‘ use. when you
will actually see. new hair—“fine and
donny at first—ven—hut really new
huit groning all over the. scalp. It"
you car for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it lonely got a 25cent bottle of
Knowlion‘ 1 Dnndorlne from any drug-.
gist or toilet counter, and just try it.
—-Atlv.
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George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
' 4 Belden Place, Not‘walk'
Phone 1441
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““k- nighin too, by minor. 11 little walk to;
New Cannon and trot-l1
Friends in town intro been notified
of the. death, 111111 1ve'el1, of Mrs. Meryl
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Airs. Edward F. Monitor and daught-
11' Marion, of Cedar strut-t, tire spend-
Qitig two wet-11:1 with Mrs. Mariner's
sister in I'ittstiold. . ‘ Sands of New Yorn, who was 11 1111111111,
" ' 'ter of Hugh W. (tollender, whose mime. .f
All». ~\\:illi:n;1 ‘ T111111? of New (‘11 was given to (‘ollcnder's Potnt. which 1 1'
t-~I.‘E‘~..‘i..i.‘3,‘ ’14.; ‘1~t..‘.‘.'ffi.'."“3éii..l‘1‘.? £1515 ‘1 "0" 1......” “WW it" 11‘1“).
“up. .- - itial name of bong Neck Point. «“1
._...._. Ubertu Stugg. 111m of Mr. and Mrs, {l
lt’Nh-t'it'k Sherwood of South Nor
111111 the ;-uc.<l of Miss Helen
Burton, 1:: New (“111:11111, Saturday.
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Thomas Singg of Mormon Height-3,
who has been .11 school in Boston for
some. time line obtained 11 position 11:1
1111. 11.11] M” l~‘. L longer. of Ncu wireless operator on El (‘id. 0111' of tho
211111111. entertained Norwulk 11nd:Shim "f the South PMH“ "n" n'"
.\‘1..1uiord friends on Sunday. 1111111; betneen New York 11nd (.1111'13-
"""‘ ’11111 He spent :1 low thus this neck
”"5 ““"i'" 0300i" 0f NPW l‘aumnn with his pure 11‘ hvlore beginning his:
l‘. 1:. lll‘.‘ [1110“ ()l l'i‘lutl'u‘s in \Res‘ new WOI‘k h
horn 1,51l1 Sunday.
J. E. Williams has published the “[14th
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of 11 quarterly Strict; ot' pamphlets
today which have. been distributed this'
week to telephone subscribers. Mr.
’1' W ..u 1 " thlittms's enterprise in issuing this
111211 111111 icinltnrtlt of her out hlet is 11 be it hl ommended
11.111.11.11“ 11 visitm in New (1111111111, {31 :31“ t (l' 1 iguy c b I'
I1. odueatluy ‘ a1 1 on o is mg to num on o
' all the local, phones as did 11 similar
11101111111 l’."l‘1'ipp. of Main
utrmt. 111111 in New
visiting friends.
SouthI
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.va“]k his week “'1”! relatives in clrculted here about a year ngo.*ll‘lr. 6
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Willlums’ s pamphlets tells of the many if
advantages or the. town as 11 place of
residence, gives time- tables of the rail-
road and trolley line. that mull and
express matter Is received and dis- ,-
patched and 11 full
Freeman Light was in Bridgeport
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ltotlny on short calendar cases.
Miss Io‘rances Costello, Spring
street. was in New York last evening.
list of all the ol-Q" -
STERLNG’
February Furniture Sale
20% Off on All Purchases
80c For
Future Brides and Grootns Buy Nowfor Future Dtlivery. Free
.Storage, Free Delivery.
«9 Way‘to Pay Come in and let'us explain-
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The 1111:1111 Couch 11:11
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Couch by day and Bed by 111'th 11
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in Mahogany, 8111. Famed 93k
and Mission, spin-tiered in blue,
brown or black leather, at Feli-
ruarylrices M till.
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fix." 1'
Beds, Bedding, Springs and
REFRIGERATQRS
Now is the time
gust Sale Prices in February:
Mattress at
February Prices 20% Off
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Infill Styles and Colors. brow. white,
grayand. natural. Atlt‘ubrnory Price 20%
on. 11111115 to 115.611 ‘
14-.“— “$775..”
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to buy them at A11-
Sterling Furniture Co
127 129 131 WASHINGTON ST.
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So. Homaik
to take an important put in the mak-
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First DoualW'ecold Compou- n11
.11:t1erm:1n and bother-:1.,
.ol' the extension department at the
State agricultural college at Starts,
with S. J. Wright the country form
agent, have been in town recently
porting up the details 0! the boy!
{and girls poultry. pig and [anion
1clubs. which It is expected will be
Bottom all Mm mury Muted in town about April 1. it I
Don't my | m I”! suitably experienced louder out be ob.
Qfill blowing and mus, ‘ dose tuned to superintend their work. It to
expected that such a tooderpspendlu
shoot out booths hot-0.11111 require;
oiled n momma-orthogra-
duh ”theme-en hues...“
h Inoumunsoniwnp-tlmw «
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A- J~ Brundage one of the trorkormhv
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l 71111113 Doris Fieldis, or the World ppm “earn": ““3 “2‘” Ni“ “tarlfrilnie'u-I—gfiM" m“--. . .--_- w.” .- .. _
Corporation, has arrived in Norwalk no 3 er. prom ses a so 0 no 1111 T“ ; ~' ~~~~~~ -——.- —————— __-
tide tables. for the information ofI ——Umbrellas, canes, mourning bands,
Steam. Dying 82 Minute.
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Where «Rims Are
Required Why ‘th
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Whom Yourleluosdup-
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Formerly known I. m - M I‘Clanlng 00.
Sllk Dunes, Gloves. m in! u— “turtle-nod.
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