sites dink1111 might be bet-
her dead. When his earthly
mu aré filled and his mind
from worry stilled it is
proper that you make your
« mugs known. Every
mind’s a fertile field and
m’ll get a. goodly yield if
the pmper seed on willing
soil is Sown.
sensibly Priced
1' Esau-D OVERcoATs
:1;le MODELS
s12.5o. $15 in.
$18
‘ OR TRUCK TIREs
listing, a large stock of Solid
, 61' Motor Trucks—have
In guarantee 10,000
low as anywhere.
BARKER FACTORY
0H Crescent Street
, ‘ islerdllowérsock'
fAttomeys at Law
nU S. Pat. Office
-BoWersack,13 years
‘ rsctice N. Y. City
,t’y Building, 1115 Main
RIDGEPORT, CONN.
or Booklet On Parents
Deliver All Over Town
RED OAK COAL
N. _2Nut .$1.00
.‘1 Nut ........r ..$1 20
EFFRON CO., Inc.
E. Norwalk'
:9. mess: House, 1193,
wasumorcra 31'.
Sold ___on Credit
the
well Press in the state for
miles,
to such an extent that it is very uncommon to see old-
fadfioned carpet that covers the entire floor. Carpets hate
311:; :1: germs. We are reputed tonneet the dentsnd for
ether-hardwood Footing andsuggestfi flooring as
the ideal thickness when reps orremodeling old houses,
and that; the Winter season is the best time for this class.
0‘ work. 1
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
We are local a e t B _
‘ Stained Shingles, E n s for eaver Board and Creo Dipt
u; .m mgm' rm}: m :03. w mag 1’
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LAST CALL
For Winter Coats, Suits, and Dresses '
_1 This is the Final Sale
We advise you to take advantage of this closing out
sale, even if you are not it need of a coat or suit just now,
but to put it away for next winter, as the price of clothes
will before than double, and the style will be good. We
never c ry any over into the next season, and they must
be sold.
“072 PARIS Cloaks & Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
9
Oak Floonugls taking the place ofCarpets. " a
had the“ ‘13!- The carpet is the champion collector of
A
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Progress"
$50,.000
The prologue of the life of
on the screen.
as given above.
skillful
words.
interjecting of
bréught Into the story in a
way.
sail mortals 011 this earth.
tell. Ills trials over the~ locky
1...... clearly defined. alld
{Chrisllen lllect's with Satan.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
l LEGS OF LAMB ................. ...
, RIB LAMB CHOPS
‘ CHOPPED BEEF
SIiRLOIN STEAK
.25é ll).
........................... 25¢ ”1.
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Beers Meal & Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwslk. Phone 1080.
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Norwaik Phone 881.
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[11111 client.
"1l:‘ol boulltifulucss 11nd
of the “Fountain of (Irene
(Continued mm First Page)
habits and his marriage and imprison
mean. The lecturer continued by tell-
ing of hk reformation and the writ-
ins a his great allegory "Pllstlm's
[13. Eaton also spoke or
._ his other Works and their excellence.
Mr. Eaton then turned to the orig~
inatiou of the great film project and
described the seal shown by the m
ions religious people tn'its production.
He said that it had cost more than
U'Bunyan was the first picture thrown
it described his life,
The lecturer made
the picture more interesting by .the
descriptive
Joh'l Buuyan's' great allegory
clever;
The picture showed him in‘
puson and dreaming. Hts dream was
lthe book later to be known as l
grim’s Women." The picture dwelt
upon the great temptations whichas
A young}
man named Christian is l11km as lhol
lynomn for mankind. He leaves 111111—
homo of his palents and starts on
his much for the holy (ity 01' heat-
dungel'ous.‘
the V111 1
”.luv of Death, Sloth. Doubt and othel"
Tunderhundod spirits. in his search for
the 'Holy City, but he overcomes them
is” with 1he aid of Faith, Hope
and wins tho d 1511-911
The picture goes on 11nd SHOWS. the" Hadley
mnversllm of John lllrlyan' s wife.Sl11= Ber-.11”
luasses through the hardships which?
illud assailed Christian wilh~the aid Kolmnn
l. '1’ Merry and the Fountain of Grace.
The picture chines to a close with 111111111- Keru. W 1R. F.i1~dler
beautiful scene of Bunyan and his
1 Tile photography of the. film wasl
The scenes were among 9111111110
{the finest ever thrown on a screen.
I GRI‘CIIVGDPSF1 we!" then coloud, and 1111'
tbole is on scene which can oxcel thllt' march 11 as ".1“ i1 ordvl‘
Tile F‘llSt
Have a
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’ 8 1190111113 Dry Goods Store
_ Suit Cases and Traveling Bags
1 A Very ' Nice Assortmentsln. Leather and Straw
Remnants of Dress Goods
DRESS GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
oi the 11111 Spritlg‘ Waisls
rrived and are Most Attractive
F SHORT LENGTHS OF SILK, WOOL AND COTTON
n
NBBIIAllI AlIlll HA8
lllll ANllllll BAlll;i
load
and (Continued from First Page.)
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01' l‘all'iullc $1011ng Robert
Selection-~“Holl Soldier lloy’V—Alu. ‘
(‘hlnlo 8010— 1.010 11' .\liko~"~.ler-
Oy"'1>ltu1e~«' Hits of Relulck's
N0. 17——Bodenwait-Lamps.
"The Cavalry \\’iggl1-“~‘l". 0. lirock
Hits“
F1 to dances of 1111 regular program
grand
The march.
was the 1111111119 event of use even
Mr Eutmt described PM}! ‘~' 91“" 0‘ ing,1md it is estimated 1llu1-some two
'lhv film viih \itid' less \VlllCll b-oughl bundled
1‘ut details which “"1111: 1101.1'isihlc to ”1,. 11110
iJim public at 11 1111111011.
guests look their places in
As lllt’ 111.1r1 hers filed post
“1' M“ lll'e llll~ ludgea' sluud the costumes 01' 1'.-
story compll‘lt'll' in NS ""“d and his 91y d1-1scripllou 'md c..olor some hum-
"....111‘011 of It was excellent.
erous, others beautiful. and mam"
I The committees appointed by the pruriolic in mluro 11111110 51 a hard
musidenl oi the lion's Class to take job to pick 1)". “mums
1"1119 of the details of the eutcriuln-
moot are on follows
'l‘ickotsgA. Dwight Keep.
SPE I lLS TODAY
LEG LAMB ....... . .. ....................... 24¢ “'-
VEAL ROAST ................... 220111.
ARMOUR STAR HAMS ...................... 240 111.
VEAL CUTLET ...................... 28¢ 11..
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk._ Norwaik.
willow, l1. Paul. Rev.
Advertising—4". E
ll‘l'vy, A. F. Nash, ll. Oliver.
St'flllllflv'Chal‘lfifl S. St.
'lnun Light,
. “1011111111.
1 Alds-—A. Killer. )1. 1‘. Becker,
“(”1110”, l}. A. Taylor?
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Andrew Davey, Inc.
' « “ 98' Washington St,So. Norwulk
PHONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
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Atlas Pickles, Chow Chow, Indian Relish,
. '. or 0.11 P11111111, cut 10101511111112
Pure Honey ..... .. roc jar’ Noodles .. ........ 15c lb.’
Pure Jelly ......... 10c jar Oatmeal .. .......... 5c lb.
Pure Catsup . . . . .. 12c jar "Yellow Corn Meal. .. 5c lb.
Pure Codiish ...... 17c lb. Best Starch ...... ., 51: lb.
3 Whole Rico ......... 5c lb. Domino Syrup .. . 101: can
' Alaska Salmon . . 13c can Prunes .. ....... . roc 1b.
‘ LARGE MARROW 0R LIMA BEANS ....... 12119111.
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" h Ill: I 100 Stamps with r can Baking Powder ........ '. . .. 50¢
‘ 25 Stamp; with 2 bottle Extracts ......... . ....... 251g!I
- ' ~ ’ 20 Stamps with I‘carhCotoa ....... . .. ........ 20¢
~ preparation made i 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. V’a;h Powder ...... 18¢
11 stand the scuff l :0 Stamps with“: can Lye .. ................ . 10¢
of heavy shoes and 3 1 IO Stamps with r can Chloride Lime. . . . . 10c
- ' 1111111 mg, 111:1 1 10 51111119911011 1 pkg. pa», Crackers .. ........ 10¢,
‘ : 10~Stsmpswitlf r can Suites .......... . 10".-
‘h‘ “m .h“ ‘° I 5 511111111 with 11111111: Rei'ett's'. 131111.- . . . . 91,1
, , l 5 Stampo‘ with 1 can Sew: Polish .. ................. » .V 59
' MADE FOR 5 Stamps‘with I pk“). “'13"! "IV-Vac: .. .. ........ 51?
sstampsvi‘h 1 pkg. Sabin; Soda ........ . ,, ...... 51’:
m is sooner...
:0- 'bn-v 911‘... 411-11.» non-ca.
a-uloskosoO-Iul
50111111191101 “To: soap. 511'
Rich =ield ”or Bandits.
country about
" lil‘
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UL? past few tools
0111111911 on which there 1110
gangs.
Chacha a Gentleman. "
Marinesfiad No Trouble.
wounded.
1 1,1 timbha to give himself up.
As compared with
1 .1 all-powerful In his district.
-w-.._...; .. ......s....
Great ‘1’. 81 P. Tea Co.
l24 Washington Street
“Mu-u up,“
ilflMfiM
W.
John Stapleton.
Matthews, C.
> John, Free
Charles lledling and J.
“I H of Norwthlk;
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Eluslnud. F. H (lien Dmiburl'
lllAIl BANDIISl
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Masons
11111 at rich field for bandits during
In this district \\ 11121101
n10. located most. of the large sugal"
many “‘5
11111011 which have been repeatedly!
l‘nbl‘l‘d of both c.1311 and provisions. mulch and the Euurding of
“him the estates hme lost hundreds the dances unmasked, and
1 110111-011 and been lobbcd of thous- “ ‘5 ""30"“! 111111! 2 “ m.
ands of dollars. Bandits disappoint-
('d in their elforls to obtain cash he 01 suing
quvnlly have set lire to cane fields.
In 01'1111' to protect tlleluseh es most CO
«I 1111 salutes have been towed to pay ‘11
IN 1' sums monthly, 01'1111 demanded, 10:.)
lo the Jefcs 01 chiefs of the bandit
l (it-1101'11110hachn, '1th recently am-
1‘ londcrcd to Lieutenant. Colonel Bursa
'uud is now Imprisoned in: the foot in
Santa Domingo'City, was the “ch0 do
(:111511“ at the Consuelo Sugar 11.115111.
the largest in the. republic, and his ‘ 1
1.1911 patlolled the estate to keep 0. ll-
11$ 01' their ki_l11ls.0ut of its borders.
‘ [is the marines near the_ Consuelo
mmtlnl sllotR were fired by unknown-
pcrroné presumably some of (lhnchn‘s
band, and more than one hl'mdled
marines immediately opened the. Five 3
1101-110 employes were killed and two'
aomd’ olliéls
1:1111nl Chacllu is sold in lime been
1. 1 cullomuu 11111111qu is not. known and “05‘0”
lo lune m1- kllled 11131-1111... but lu- ”‘-
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‘nlisrv will be a special Ineellul: Io-‘
v . new afternoon, at 1 o'clock in the,
Town Assembly hall. in Wall silent,
1111a» silliness at 111. 1111111 11111111111141 1.
boumlltrfimhdjstblpmtfill “..-
with 1111 111111111.- the WW, Nils
2.1,. mamas-«cure»
luu' M. 1.1kmyuma'm ll
gm” w m out-Mil “ 3‘ Om“
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The grand
march was loud by Thomas Sk1~lly,_
Charles Murray, lll'. liin 111 ll Was!
and Charles A. McNuular . A good
) marching order. was maintained and
' the large audience which witnessed
‘lhu pageant was lrcquvntl) moved to
unlhusinstic outbursts of alllllhlllfil’
()1 the judges stand were William
l)aniels,ol’l)unb1lr\'; J. A. \Iooney,
Judson Watts. 01
Reynolds. 01 N01
Fl'edericks of
P.
wwlk' Bernard J.
"- wzulk and Augustus .l.
'lhe picking ()1
11.10 large 11 crowd was no easy assign-
ment, but the judges finally decided
upon the following:
llost £r0u1)~.“"Lillt'll) Girls," Misses
1IJ01'.1 Collins, ‘lsie Ress. Florence
Henley. Helen Dilllltlls, ilel'tl'ude Dou-
lens. Abbie Shiilds, ‘nlhel'
laud (lrnce Gamma.
Igold.
I Best Dressed Couple~llisa Cecelini
Sum-l and lle'lly Gerhardt. Awarded:
{$0 All gold.
Best. 'Drossed
'Hurrigan.
I‘ est
11;L.1.l.ady-~\Ilss (truce;
Dressed Gendemon—«David1
Awarded $2.50 in gold.‘ ’
Must Conllcl .ndy~.\lrs. John Buck
Most Comic Gentleman—$.11. Nash '
Upon the completion of the. grand
prizes,
dancing
Reflesh- .
nonts consisting of ice cream and
M11 drinks were served during the
l The committee of arrangements
nsisled of W J. Pow,ell chairman;
E. Levis, ""ll1111y Keene, C. A. Mc-
mal'a and Sylvester W. Brother'
.1.
Th: floor committee was composed
iof Thomas Skelly, chairman; Dr Hi1
711111 B. West. Eduard F. Duffy, Harry
iJ. Keeua, Charles Mural-n) C. A.
\‘11111111.1 and \\lll1nm J Powell.
James Waleur, John Heal and Chris-
tophel' Adams were in charge of the
coat 1,0010 and M. J Calew, Herman
.lellilfc; and James O‘Neil presided
Over the '1'1'fresl1nlent‘ booth.
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The first detachment to start was!
Shortly afterward Albeit. detailed for duty at Cos Cob, a few
Lars. manager of the estate persund. miles west of Stamford,
lthew having been substituted for
that .at Middletmvn, which was 1111
the first list, because ComCoh is on
the direct route between .‘ew York
The rest or tht.~ men sent out for
lpmll‘clhe duty 11th by train
‘ Sergeant P. E. Mlllcl‘hnd n'delnil
1.1" olghl lllt’ll l'rom' the Ninth Com-l
1any are m the mllrond bridge 0101'.
I Ito Pmnunnoc Rive-r at llridnepilrl.
.Thor Iran! on duly in the early utt-
l mom and are quartered in a room
top door or the railroad eta
“not mm the city‘
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atr‘as'rtlii than: mm*‘ 11111111
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Doulons '
A worded Sill ill,
Awarded $2.50 in gold. i
301' the flew
the bridge '
This detachment march~'.-:1i- -ted oflicels as follows:
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OVERCOATS
FOR MEN
Why don’t you men who are in need of a good Overcoat’
come in and see what we olier. With the abnormal advance:
in woolens for next fall you'll make no mistake if you ll. -
buy one of our Overcoats at our specially reduced prices.’
Mackinaws for boys, 7' to 17, 1.1. $3 98 to $5 98 werth
double.
Charge Accounts Solicited
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25 NORTH MAIN STREET
TRY OUR HOME- MADE POTATO SALAD
, ALL KINDS OF PICKLES
ROAST PORK, BONES BEER BOILED HAM AND
BOLOGNA. '
SMOKED AND P-ICKLED'AND SALT FISH
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHE-ESE
Boclell'st is Now in Season
‘ , it cw Sauer Kraut
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mil- 01‘ Wilton. Voted to meet, at 1hr~ Col»:-
1'01111 and the highway b1'idg1s 0"~.1r , -
the Connecticut River at Sayblooku ml Labor Union hall, first and ”m !
lliday 211 March. ’
and the railroad bridge ow: 121'-
Niunlic River 111 East Lyme. E
'l‘he Ninth Company was pccle i
out by some ten men- from the Soil A
enih Company, of which Ropresul.
tatilc William H. Foord of Stan
is the captain. Tllree‘ officers “and SICK AND ffoRlS"
Rhoda island has ordered all com WHEN CQNSHPAIEB
panics of the Coast Artillely of 1111 1t‘
state 10 do guard duty along bridges
York. New Haven &‘LoakrMothe1-i
Hm'iimd 1'aillond in that state.
Coll-1111 Henry S Dorsey sent; from!
the 811'. to A"1n101,i'; Hartford, early yes
tillery. He also has charge of 11%
t'mdnauce department in the arsenal.
lAmong the supplies Which he sent to
Stamford yesterday were woolen
gloves for the use of the men on duty
BUILDING .TRADES’ COUNCIL.
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I01d _0\"er tllc liousatouic: tho
If Tongue is Coated
Clean Little Liver and Bovdels
11’ your little 0110‘s tongue is 00111111),
it, Is 11 sure sign the stomach, liver
1nd bowels 111111 a gentle, 111010111411
cleansing at 0111-0 W hen your chill
about seventy men are belle-1' ed to be'
out On the guard duty.
Governor Robert L. Beeckluan 01
lel'dny 111131111111; supplies for the C03: t'
i"A1tille1viu Stamford. He Is in com-
lmand of meteomlectlcut Coast Ar-
if breath
1ft '
s~leop,. eat 01' art naturally;
is bad, stomach soul, l<yslem full
cold, throat sure. 01' if feverish giver
E11 leaspoonful of “California Syrup 1- ti
.'5 figs," and in a few hours all the clot:-
319111111, constipated waste, sour bile.
'Il-ree More Locals Become Affiliated 'and undigested food will gently mov'e
Wlth the Norwaik Oruanization .. :0ut,oi the bowels, and you how, .1 1
The Building Trades Council 311.: “‘3" playful 15111111 1131111.
Sick children needn’t be coaxed to
take. this harmless “fruit 111111-111" '
'llillions of mothers keep 1111111111, bo- .
cause they know its action 011 the
«stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
, and sum: They also know a little
Riven today saves it illl'k child tomor-
'IIV
! Ask your druuclsl for 11 110-01111 '10 ~ '
“h" as of "01111111111111 syn... «11 Flea" 1
which contains dirt 0110110 for babies,
children of all ages and tor grown ups
-fi .
l' lcs_l1lent--(7llarlea Hendricks.
Pilsl ricopl-esldent—l‘rank 110ml
totolld \‘icoprenlllent ..- Edward
\1'ullllos.
t«1rrcllrry-~l.1lw 11rd Hines.
Indium, l‘l'odick Connolly. '
' S~~l§cnhl~nbunm~~ l-‘raull (Tlnrk.
'l walrus Jhldw‘nrd \‘oothcer.
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'l'hr-e more localll aflllami lost r" ‘
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is cross, pcuvisll, lisllcss, pale, docsnt , . _'
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