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1 1
16 South Main Street I
’ l
N orwhlk
See "that lot of “pinhoads”
without raincoats! Did you
ever observe it’s the “pin-
head" who fails to be pre-
pared for the storms of life?
I: k'nd of looks as if. our sen-
rtcr'» at Washington were in
the pinhead class, not preparing
storms ahead
Raincoats for the man who
believes in preparedness.
ogcrs 81 Stevens '
So. Nor all:l
1111 no a
i
plot, Westport, on Tuesda5 even
Feb. 20 Those planning to go will
a on the seven-thirty car from
Nonvislk. By order of 1219 11 orthy Mat
l
are in; need of anything,1 {or
home in the line of furniture, rugs,
, linoleum or house furnishings,
'i‘ihould take ad1antage of the
flags of from 10 to 30 per cent. on
_ bruary sale offered by the A .l.
I See adv. I
E‘ks’ Fair closes tonight when
thousand dollars will be dis--
;e John H light addiesscd 11
‘ gnegatlon in the. South (‘on I
”thrown on “Lincoln and Am
." This church i, the 111111;.
‘.ilmnnecticut and has a capacity}
re than 1,500. i
i
B ,
.fitgo‘delegations from' Our 1131-0111-
30020. No. 1.0. I. 0. 0. F., Corke-
tribe, No. 32.1. o. 11. 111.. and s5
'11 Lodge. No. 6, 11‘. and A. 111., at.-
the evening services in the
walk _.M E. Church last night. Rev
v. Martin addressed the lodge
ét‘ybndy who has
:iiffey the past week
' Fair tonight. ~
_.._.._———-—
be 11 rehearsal
will be at the
L' ' will of 1111'
No. 97 I. O. O. F l‘11e1=1lay
big at? o‘clock pxe1 ions to put-
Ibis Degree on Wednesday 11‘1'111-
iore Arcanuiu an‘r-p 11* 1‘ Man.
All brothers are urged to all
11111121111111
, fihdment was handed down ycslei
by Judge Scott of the ~'Couit of
moo Pleas 5.11 the cone of Jennie
field 115 Dudley F and 11‘,
and the city of Norwaik. He
91-11111 the 111111111111 had not. as-
)ibh’od hm c‘ai'1 I " t ['11 ‘1
IIowcd 1111.1 the cost of. the case
William F Tammany appeared
Dudley and E Ru1‘mond,.lurl"e
5 . for the The no.
.arooe'iirom an accident in which
outfield injured herself severely
1‘.- she slipped and fell because of
ed defect in the cover of 11'
on Washington street.
plaintiff
COUGHS, cows I
ngs's coo LIVER 1
EXTRACT: ‘
Special Price "
"79¢ BOT. _'
German {illicial Whom
il'r“ Ar'bacr 1d 1' 4:11111':..
NW ~21.
‘11. NORWALK.
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Gourd P'1'111e1l to obey;
i
. 1
..,\.. i...u-.-..1 1.1.1911
“herd and his sermon was grcatly 111.11 division or the German foreign
.. .1111 oilicinl who tiled to c0111-
.U
The
.11.1,1-i1':1n ambassador refused point
bfniil. to (onsider such :1 matter 1111»
11):" ‘.
ho was permitted to communi-
1..111 in code with Washington. When
‘ ti ,2 denutnd was denied the ambassa-
-o the Second Degree. at Built" 11111 11.1.1 111111ly to 11111111 had 1111 1111.1
1i'1.1!l5.'1cr11.1itt1'd to no.
A Stitltil under the auspices of tho;
be;
(Erbium l.n1le111'or Society will
end he” io"1o'ro11't.1-.‘1t.:-.tthe West Nor-
11'11121 Union chapel.
"‘51. annual morning of 11111. Norwalk
1 11'111'5' club will be held at the club
l1 p.41 on S11'tnidoy, February 2i, at
111.. for the election of oillccrs
and to take action on a. change of 11111.
bylaws regarding the1 payment. of
we. ,
‘1
V George W. Coiiin, Jr.“
UNDERTAKER '
Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
Y 511-. Atb fill" .
1 .
filei'ids
» NH J1l1n (‘ Sheiman, M” Jamt‘fiirigM and till.» to the land now known
'ilzsiden and Miss Lilo Dyxbee.
thizul lllli: has returned to her home.
‘ [25V f’l’t’l‘yOIlB
‘timc is reported.
1.f l1 .1)
. '1 rut-11111111 th'iitl 31 . ~ 1‘
been Spending :3 “5‘ ”WP“? Ameilcm
.1....5 111 11.1.1 ....\11'.11li 1.1 Arr-c.
W.“ ....:._.4. 2.... ..- __
F. S. lYON
G od Job Printing'
‘30 pal”?- 3““ Work Best PM“ eral hours and a decision was not ren-
. dered by the jury until 7 o’clock Sat-
1.
38 NORTH MAIN STREET
. inn automobile collision, which was up
Phone 907.
—""“ of an auto accident 'which occurred in
11th
lllll
(Continued from “first page.)
The meeting was called to order by
Charles ' H. Dilworth. about 4:15
ociock and calls (or the nomination
gNews . of a chairman were made. John Han-
lon nominated Charles 1H. Dilworth,
”A? and Mr. Dilworth's election was unan-
C90] 8 Slate 31- 1d Maiguerite :IIIOII: .The election of a secretion
. u , :11 or t 8 meeting was next 11 or er
1 15;.01' Walbridge We.e united in mar- and offer being nominated by John
riagc by the Rt. 1111' Bishop Greenltlianlon, Edward J. Quinlan was elect-
.13 181 Paul's rectory, home. of the ed to fill this position.
‘iiirlce father, Rev I)1'.Homcr Fran.I After a short opening address, the
11-11. Taylor, of New York cm; Sat Ichairman called upon ”Representative
511.51 ) e1ening last at half [)85t eight Candee to make a few remarks [0 the
Aiitr an extended trip in the. South meeting, in regard ‘0 the present bl“
they will make their home in Toronto, “0’” pending in the legislature Wh‘Ch
Only intimate relatives and ‘if WWW] will turn 0"” all rights
were present, among the which the state holds'on the property
gu1 51:: being cit-Mayor and Mrs. liichr ‘0 ”’9 city 0‘ Norwallt.
are Ii. Golden, of this city. I In} describing the purpose and con-
M__.stcn1"oi' the bill. the representative
M“ C. II. {stated that it \1.1'.'kno11;'n as House
strut entertained :1 par: 5 («f iiie111l;,. 2;;Ll:oulri.0::;xt::m ovjficxi‘gflgfig
Saturday dilcrni on in honor of \Irs i”“0“th of 11"11i1h Senator Meade oi
“‘“md (.aniblnu, 0f Brooklyn, .N' IGrecnnich, is chairman, on 'I‘lilirsday
51“., who 1.111 been her guest for 5131' 1114311113,”, The hill “5,," (ails for no
1-1'11. days. 'l":e all 11110011 was pleas appropriation of money. but merely
1.111151 spent playing auction, prizes;ask., that ”u, state turn 0‘... to me
brie; scouted by fills"1 Minnie Jam's Iriu ni' Nnrualk all of its. the state’s
111111 11111111111111.
(Winona.
(13plcy of ch'inoui
“'5' as Calf Pasture Beach The represen-
tative is of the opinion that the bill. if
prom-.111 unnenlcd to the committee.
11111 {-01 ‘11ili stand 11 good chance of passing
and Mia =1111d Mr, (‘andec stated .lhnt if the
1195...], Istatc's title “as once turned 011111 to
'11... “1-1) will no 10 Key West and'the city that he knew the city would
in boat to Havana. then to Panama, ““ ”‘0 "“l- MT- WW1?“ ‘11P0kl' "1 ti“
1., “5155,51...“ and SM“, Manta (01 or of making the tract. 11 public park,
uinhm. South America, and to Kings f‘“ 'h" ““9 "t ”‘9' “”19"!“ Norwulk.
ion, Jumucia. They will be back ' Charles H' ”NON-h the.) delivered
about the middle of .Iti'.ir11li.§"h°It “MW“ in “NC“ he unbraidedu
the people of Norwalk for letting an
of getting the land in
Ytstcrday General West
I'drlun. He will meet Mr
Pussell Frost, .11'., at Palm
A ubist party and social was held
.41111111‘1ay evening in St George's Hall.
1111 1111' the auspices of Welcome Stran'
3-111: Lodge. No. 364 Sons at St.
George. The affair was largely nt-
111111111, and 11 good time was enjoyed
who attended. Refresh-
eerved utter ploy had
opportunity
ed. lilo. Dilwoith ‘sald that the citi-
zens of the 101111 had been but in 'he
mutter, nitdthntthcy had forgotten to
look out for the Welfare of the com-
munity. in closinu‘ his speech 1.\lr.
Diluorih tiigeli that as many citizens
"mm“ 191 possible attend tlu1 session in liarl
11111111111.‘ iford on Mulch Sill whcn.tbe bill will
1 fl“ . .be unwind-1d to the committee.
Mia; Annn (.uerin. Mrs. l-Idwurd Judge John KEOLII than look .hc
I ""‘"" ".“d “‘3'“ Julia Sl“‘l""d ”f ”“HIilnul. 11nd 1.1111111] that this matter was
“°'-" “”0“de " pm'y glycn "‘ “on” of great iniorpsi to the people of tht1
of Miss Em Mullho', in Stmnfordqciw oiVorwnlh 'fho judge 311.1415
Sunday evening} A 11111 plonsainuum I“ 9... “My 11... nebula had 1.an
1 lulled to sleep by those 11 hour they huo
trusted. and that many promised 11c
(latence W llcli, of Dnricn. in com lions had never “My!“ He said
puny with Dr and Mrs. I1'111d11rick 111111 on“ “-1., the time. for the pump.
15014101., 121111111 1' Sconcid 1"“! ”T to get together on the matter, and to
until something has
“'4‘ I‘ll
.i. .‘. Cloonim. ot ,Slmnlord, started .11 'ak immwuw
Saturday on 11 six weeks trip to been accomplished Judge. Keogh cit
Mahdi, Florida. ed tho instance. of last summer, 11 hcn
lthe Board oi Ilenlth lied been comnell
ho is now cm- ed to act in fixing up sanitary condi-
lll'iit'u‘ “Ball foreman in tlu1 torpedo 011.113 at the beach and he urged that.-
di‘pzutmcni of the1 E. W. Illiss com» the city of Xorwulk take pv1r this
11:11.11: in Brooklyn lias been spending tract of l1~nd.thc same us “’11:; 111an
“ {‘9‘1' days il’ilh friends I11. South Nor. took 01"111 ill property at 00111110. Th11
“:"1‘1 judge urged that immediate action in
-\'lc11' of the (act that someone might
{tire George J.l$.1il11itz,of at any time. purchase the land. and‘
Hill .11 cnuc. l1.11 11 been en- fence it in. thus closing to the public!
11111.1511i111: Mr and M15 Charles A ull niensurcs which they miehi obtain
i "'1' son, who were married 11 few if the. bench were. owned by the city
11'1511 .1g0.' : :Jm‘lz“ I1'ro"h 111-111 tlint if thc‘ai'tles
Iriehl 1 are secured no 111:1 citv, 111111 the
Illinois present 11111111111 of the land can either
settle the matter ‘11'lth the city or the
city can take the question into the
(curls. ' The land can be condemned
by the city for park purposes at any
r11te.Tl1o lodge then moVed that the
«with: either consider itself a com.
:1 11111119.. or else. 10te ‘.0 have
11111101111 a committee to
hell 'I‘ucS-
_._.—.
'1'harlcs II. Clark, 11
ML and
. 'z‘2 Spring
'(‘nirin '1‘. I’urdy. of Chicago,
Lorna-l'ly of South Norwalk, has re
tuned cast for 11 visit and is stop
pi11:;‘ut tlu1 llotel Clifford for a few
1 1I.11.~'. I
; WM
(‘liarles Ii.‘I)i|wortl1,
'l'e Norwnlk Chamber
was in New Haven. today.
1111111 story of "‘
of Commerce. p.111...) 111
on ““31 tho chairman
. 5.11m... mum: the city con
[‘55.
‘ ~»- gilav n gin in the interest of the bill.
I ' ' 1 u v1 . fill}?
1' "1 ‘ 1" 1:1 . 11, . 1‘" a d ..l nuifllan secretary o
.61 and Mrs. Lill..5i2 Mot rhgoi "w 1111111111 that ho had drafted a
111 PM
have bee". truests' of Mr. and Mrs
r1 . u 1 ‘ ‘ '
1101.4 1). Cannon, In Stamford. He read the resolutmn which provided
for the. appointment of seven 1.1en.b5‘
JURY DISAGREES IN AITO CASE ”m “firm“ to serve as a committee wi.ccss todaya
hnfore the city coun- }New York at. 10 a. 111. She is ex!
before the pcrled to dock Thursday
In the case of William Alexander vs.
John H. Spoiler. action arising out of whim will "mm”
cit this Tuesday night. and
le2'1'slnturo on March Rth, in the in
teresis of the pending 'b‘ll.
Ihctore Judge George H. Vosburgh and
After some \discussion, tKnumber
jury .in the city court Saturday, the
jury disagreed The case lasted sell-
~~ twenty.
urday evening. The chairman. before putting ~th
Alexander brought suit for $500 out
Philip Fielding and John ‘Hanlon to say
.. my words to the: voters. and that-1e
gehtlemen responded- readily with
short, addresses in which the bill was
' 1 'ontusiasticuiiy endorsed; and a large
representtion at iii
Tuesday 11111111 west
The question ‘01:
1161111111; the committee was
1111 1110me by the moral)
Darien. A counter claim of $40 was
filed by Spittler. William A. (11111111
represented the plaintiff and Keogh d:
Candeo the defendant. ~
~ .—‘.'_...._. .,___;__=“. ‘ ’
1111111111 Tortorellu. the well-known
ho 'black at the railway station.
tourula check {or $99 drawn iii Iavor
hot the George .Hotchkiss Son! 0 '
1 unit the West approach to the slot n.»
'e' chairman’s up
than voted
1:1 me to the me... place or '
_‘Ann street, thus again
rpqnluiinn in rvflnl‘d in this committee 1
l .
. mamnmueouvnwm‘ .1...
mi. 12151 Why evenip‘bflnch i-
ordan spoke a few words in favor of
the action now being taken by thei
city, in regard to the matter in hand i
walk lost out on the movement in for-
13!‘ years by not sticking to it as chill
the Wentport men in their light for
Compd' Beach.
John Malone thoroughly endorsed ' :.
the move of the city, and Ellis 113.110 {
ward stated that he thought it would
be a good business proposition for the
city.
Westport beach is now paying about
18 per cent. on
and a great part of this money is 119-.
ing paid byNorwalk people.
he was certainly glad
tcrcst displayed in the matter by the
First District, and C. Irving Byinglon
grab in Greenwich as
what might happen to Norwalk shore
player-1y, and said that Calf Pasture
was now the only available he” that
Philip Fielding inquired as to u'hnti
Eduard hi Jackson and Michael
Chairman Dliworth stated that Nur- I31..."-
Acaordingvto Mr. Howard, the
the money invested
011c1gentlen1an at this point asked
it the tract of land under discussion‘
took in the red house and building
at the farther end of the beach.
was informed that this was the case.
lie
J. T. llubbell did not exactly favor
tho business proposition as suggested
by Mr.
izor's of Norwalk to do a man’s
not a boy‘s job on the
time
but he urged the (1111
and
Hit1
Howard,
mailer
llornre llann and Thomas Ilalconi
spoke in layor of 1113 present action.
and both speakers expressed their de-
sire to see the matter put through in
good shape. 5
Representative Robertson said that
toe. see the in
urged than the citizens of Norwall'.
work together on the problem until
they own the land and have developed
years gone by .1lip past them unhccd it.
Edward J. Quinlan cited the big land
an example of
the city can obtain for public purpos-
es.
(l. irvlng Ilylngton moved that the
:mectlnn adjourn, subject to the call
of the chair. but Mr. Candce, before
the motion was passed urged the vol-
ers to be. present, as many as possible,“
the. meeting
81h ‘ ..
A standing vote of those 11 110‘ will;
attend the council meeting this Tues I .
day night was taken and from all 1111-1
pcnrnncea the city council chambers:
in Hartford,
11ill not be big enough to hold all oi;
the. First District voters who will be;
proscnt 'l‘u11.11i.1y night. in the interests
of the bll.l\iai1y of the members of
the meeting signified their intention
of the bill. Many of the members of
Hartford, on the 8th of March.
The. motion to adjourn to meet sub-
ject to the call of the chair was then
voted unanimously.
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coo FELLOWS ATTEND CHURCH
[SERVICE
.\ pleusln; response 1111*. noted at
the: Trinity .llplscopul Chumh 51.15.111.11
day morning when the last collectioi.
‘ Imethod of procedure would be used in‘ '
getting the district organizations to I
'.qu and chairman Diiworthr' sug
noted that the chairmen of the meet-
ings could get together and arrangei
tor the time and place for a jointl
meeting. '
im,. .23.: m
\
. ’ 101
.I . 5,-
2 ‘ 10]
01
l . ».
1'4, '* . G
"11' 2
x
on March ’
was taken for the nnt‘onai $71,000 000
pension fund for
preachers
retired Episcopal
While the various turns:
secured throughout the country haw
not yet been to alled, it is b1lieve11
that the contributions will soar over
the s‘. ipulntod mar
Members of the.
l-Ilutler Lodge, 1 0.0. F., and tth
iDaughters cf Rebekah attended tho!
owning services in the church. Rev I
.I1 rcderick A. Coleman ofllcinted.
I
i
l
i
i
I
of men to be appointed on the com-'
1111111111 was changed from seven to
gunman in the mnetinz called on'
council meeting,
olir the
‘ .un liner Philadelphia, which
iw-ipool. Feb. 14 [or New York, with ‘
.1 users. reported her position by
1.235 miles east of _,
LIN E P PHILADELPH IANREPORTED-
~The Ameri-
left]
NI'I‘W XQRK. Feb. 19
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$20.85 UP
TERLINGV
February Furniture Sale
HOOSIER CABINETS FROM
Is the Place-and '
the Time is Now
10 Buy
Furniture,
Rugs, ~ ,
Bedding, ‘ i -
as 80c Will do the
.5”. ..
#1,“.
BABY CARRIAGES IN REED
AND ALL FINISHES
FROM $15.00 To $45.00
' Open a Charge Account '
,Sterling Furniture Co.
127429-131 Washington St, So. Norwalk
PHONE 105
«memogu ©1”@:m m 1/
work ct $1.00.
I'
Free Storage for
Future Delivery.
20% Off on
All Mdse‘.
'l Wall (St. High Sis;
"Get a Little Wagon”
"TAKE THE 1BABY OUT”
Says the old song, and nothing is better for children than
Fresh Air even in the coldest weather.
OUR NEW LINE OF BABY,
CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS_
Is big enough to suit every purse and every taste.
Se: the Window Disylay.
RAYMOND & son
Funeral Directors Norwalt:
.
‘
High Cost of L‘
People are justified in complaining, but these prices are
not high; therefore thore is no cause for complaint.
Fancy WhOIe Grain Rice lb. 7gb. 3 lbs. for 2049’
Jones’, Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour, bag . . ..
Large Can New Pack Tarn 1toes, 15c value, can ...... 12¢.
Keymar .Brand Sugar .Co:n, per can . ..... ‘ ........ 1 11¢
Cream Cake Codfish, 1 lb. brick pkg. .............. 18¢-
Kellogg‘s Corn Flakes or POSt Toasties, pkg. ...... .. 8¢
Crown Aster Oatmeal, Io: pkg. . . . . . . . . . . ...... 8¢
. 'G pe Nuts, the popular Cereal . . . . . .7 ....... . 2 pkgs. 25¢
FullQuartRotkandRye for ....... 75¢
Wilson Whiskey in non-refillable bottles . ........ .
A. F. Bookmann 81 Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
s1 and 85 Washington St.
$1.30
95¢
Telephone 1405.
You Will Fail
to get and hold
A (10611 Position
if you are not prepared
'Our Secretarial Coors: is just
what you need.
'.‘.
o
'1»
‘ 249 State ,Street
RULLERS -
. HICKEN PATTIES
RQAST HAM
1 ."
I .. 31.1.1... Dying 31' Cleaning Co
Formerly known so Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 1‘. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
~11. LYNGE Prop.
AtypThe Goodie Shop
All Home Made ~“fl 5
r
" " . MEAT LOAF 1"
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS FOR
-—BRI D GEPORT—
SARATOGA CHIPS
‘PIES AND CAKES
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