My head and he’s
.. . dlhls'soul 'if- he's
m smear and he
often finals: he might bebet-
nerdead. 'When his earthly
m are filled and his mind
from worry stilled it is
W! that you make your
w.
l
e
- ' ' ' “Jim";
-' nMgem oi Carpets .
launch an extent that it is'very uncommon to see old-
inflamed cal-pot that covers the entire floor. "Carpets have ‘cu‘m‘e‘ Iron “’5‘ "‘9 I
had their day. The git-pet is the champion collector of Represenmtivei’mhemmh Candw’i
dust and seems. We are prepared, to meet the demand for
Gilead other hardwood Flooring and suggest 9/5 flooring is
the ideal throngs when repairing or, remodeling old houses.
' and-that the Winter season ’is the best time for this class
of Wink. ‘ ‘
The Haldr & Bailey to.
_We are local
Stained Shingles
said that both of the representatives
lfmm this district and the senator were
pledged to do all possible in securing
the passage or this” bill which will
give Norwalk 3 public playground. Mr. .
Candee said that it was not intended
to cheat anyone out of properly in
that section, and that allthose who
_ had section; and that all'those who.
a fair price. Mr. Candee said that this,
would not be done for some time. He'
discribed the buying of Calf Pasture"
agents for River Board and CreO-Dipt Sl§s£?°;3g 0631123322; by saymgl
that the measure was in the hands of
lthe committee on cities and boroughs
'and woufiLche up for a hearing on
March 18.
;m:m;:m mm ‘7.- (Q
‘1‘?
1» s1»
--
”sage known. Every
mind's a fertile field and
you’ll get a goodly yield if
the Draper seed on willing
soil is sown.‘
p
nu:
:nlietiqr Clothing
{Sensibly Priced
"Itlately &- Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
~Sold'on Credit
sorts AND OVERCOATs
.' NEW MODELS
.50. $15 AND
10. $12
. $18
N Main St. ‘
t" as! 4'-
VOTOR TRUCK TIRES
“ for Motor Trucks—have
nflylno—gu'arantee
en as low as anywhere.
{Hf Oif Crescent Strec
t‘s.
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fag-i. 1‘ 5 _
1
’FERRlS- COAL L
COMPANY '
Norwallglo Leading Dry Goods Store
Flags fer Washington’s Birthday
We have a fine'assortment of Stand-
ard Bunting Flags at reasonable prices
learry a large stock of .Solld
.. . the
hent‘Qquipped Press in the state for
10,000 miles.
1
dosterdllowersock
. . Attorneys at Law
«5 PATENTS
M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
. Bowersock, i3 years
tactiCe N. Y. City
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
So. Norwalk.i
ty Building, 1115 Main »
No.’2Nut....
V'sEF‘FRON 0., Inc.
3%;
Tel. 441.
E. Norwalk
-.
No. I Nut . . . ...... $1.20
n
‘ vidW Raymond
DE R TAK ER
‘ ea. 1059-3: House. 693.
g: WASHINGTO:«I 57.
RED MEN’S sun/Lows
Lautenberg’s lllmery q
. 120 WASHINGTON ST., . Opp. So. Norwalk Post Office
Specimens in Trimmed Millinery that are
simplicity and models that williharmonize
nicely with manyof thenew styles of spring
dresses and suits. Captivating new Spring
styles in complete; array-«a shOWing second '
toonone', and m-Ore oi avariety in styles and
numbers than all millinerystores combined
in Norwalk and So. Norwalk. ' '
. Moderate prices. style»; 'fine V materials and _
the well finished handiwork, will ‘ be a rev—
. elation toyou. . . . , - ' ‘ ’
A Visit. to our‘establishmeni will convinfie
you. i ‘ ‘ i i V i
erg’is -; Mi:
. . 120W ASHENGTON‘STfi 'Opp. So. Norwalh Pest Office A
'linery if;
D
1 James M. O’Brien was next heard
I ‘ A I I ;from. He substantiated the remarks of
, , ;the former speakers and discribed
‘ 4 - :Compo lleacb as an example of a pub-
FOI' W Inter Coats Sunts, and Dl'esses luc beach .He said that n noun Point. .
_ . _ l, lshould be sold the onl outlet to the O ‘
This is the Final Sale a... “M .. W A... 0 011 an 00 [III [I 01' Decorations
‘ . :to which most people could not afford . '
We adylse you to take advantage of this closing out 1‘0 P919“;- . ‘ . ,. g ,
sale, even if you are not in need of a coat or suit just now ; tomorrssioner btepben S. Hutch Ph-i .. A
hilt to ut 't f - « ' .pressed himself m taym oi the bill. . T m.
will b p 1 away or next Winter, as the price of clothes 3 Judge Keogh was the "9x; Speaker. a, . _ _ .... ., ML IL _ w W , ’
never e more than double, and the style Will be good. We :He emphasized the conditions expresi'» _ ‘ . . . . . O O ' -
carry any over into the next season and the must fiend by the fir‘ocrcdins talkers. He SAlVAGE “m ”[0] "Otwuwooeoeo’oqpo‘ ’«’»’«'u’«°«’«’«'«’«°«‘ ’oo’e ’90"
be sold. . ’ Y Ibrought out the fact that 2! per cent. ’1. . . . . . ‘ . ‘ . . 9 9 . 9 ¢ 0 0 5”. 0.0 *4?
fl * ‘of people who patronize Compo llcacb 1 . ‘ ‘ ’ 0:9
’ P I V 0 I came from ‘Norwalk. He then moved MAY "Avt [BUNDEREDAO . ..i
- m A R '3 (Jloaks & Mllhnery that a committee of twenty be 2111- h. ’ :l
, , ‘ .. ‘ ‘nointed to'dppcar before the Council,‘ , ‘ l _ & to:
‘ 33 SO. Main Street, SO. Norwalk "Tuesday evening, and there to urgeg o _ . i [9. . .
.. the Council to suppori the bill which lflas Not Been Slghted Sfllce Shell... ‘ — . .4
————.——~_. A. . -_ _ _- _ ____ w _ _ will make Cali Pasture the property. . . . ' , ‘ l
' .1 ———¢ ’ j'of this city. The committee was also Sided from MOXIW February I“... ' .3.
til-appear before legislature on March ___,. l - . .o
' 9 ' ill and or e the assay) of the melts-I \‘lt‘Tle-l B (‘ F b ‘70 «The sol-l“ west w h t St ' t .6.
Ash Wednesday 3- Specials qua; g' ” “‘ a... tus pin. unit-11w: .inmea m 1°? as mg 0“ tee a;
H l'b \ The motion was wounded and ll‘d-‘l-i‘lsnlvnging the steamship Sesostris olt‘loo . .3"
a l at ............ . . 2°C P‘lounders . . . . . . ...... no cd and the following committee was ‘ 0905. Guatemala. has not llt‘t’ll slghtvd i9. :4
Tile ............. 16C Shad - npnninted by the chair: ,sincv also left Selina (.‘i'uz, MW. Feb.’ 3 ‘ a.
C d F‘ h .... - ' I '''' . """"" 1 5c Following is the committee appoinl-'iirsi. and is believed by the owners“ 0‘9]
0 is ............ . 20c anan Haddie ........ 16¢ ed by Chairman l). W. linrt’ord agree I mayo (0 have fdfifl‘fiervd with all hands. a .. .g‘
Haddock ....... _ , . 10c Sea Bass ........... I“ able. to the resolution passed at meet- , The Pilot. which is owned by the llrl- ‘ . > , . 3
Smelt B . ' ' in}.r held in City Hall last night to take 1N, (‘olumbia sa‘mgp Company 01- .6! ’o’
............... . 200 utter Fish . . . . . . . . . . 16C action pertaining to tho bill before tin; ; \Hcloriu. 19f, here 1““ summer with 3!". ‘ . ..
,ronnnittre on cities and boroughs!) “my ,f 1.1mm. «x vris the object; FOR MEN
FREE DELIVERY To EAST NORWALK. itlw Legislature, the bearing on wifeb 12:.in in ilout the {miller Kosmos Mn ‘16:. .
S h It 9 S 0 will “Hi: N139“ i)“ March‘s”: l1“ refer-m Srssomris. for nine years imbod-lozo ._
fence ‘0 “‘V “3 l ‘1“ State ”‘9” l l" “g 1‘ (led 1‘n tho sand at (loos. Considerable l .
c u ze s anl‘ary Markets land title of Hill" Rl’nslul'c Beach to the work was acmmpmfihvd and the Pilot '5: Why don't you men with are in need of a good Overcoat‘
" ' - 1‘0““: 3 . : ' ‘1 ‘ Sal i (‘H 2 io‘ uldiliou— . _ .
3‘ Washington St' 39 Mam 5t. g llon. 'u .n. \Vrh‘l, Steuben s. Hatch.‘3;I;US$101?)Afllpinltmy‘fil‘; 5.1““; pm,” ‘13. come in and see what we ochr. Will] the abnormal advance.
South Norwalk. """Wll M- 0""3l'l““ Frank J- lmnobuc. 111: l-‘ilot run into :1 heavy gale and is' - ~ . , . ‘ o
, Norwalk. .W‘MR' ggn;1‘i'1ig‘tl‘)ll, fhljs‘lll'zlnswui‘i? “apposed m haw 1W" “Wm" Th“ n in woolens for next fall you ll make no mistake if youll.
_ .. . "more. . an. . .. ‘l icsc, . . . . ; my . _,
0‘ [i ht ClOlll' C 5% ' ‘ “""'“’” "" * ~‘~—~-~~ 1°le 1 Humilvr. mnumd l1. 1.21:;u§:.13§“(fillh‘fwfi‘.if.l3.,%f§§.§,“}§a.;. :3: buy one of our Ovet’COats at our specmny reduced was“.
In 0 i V l w Wm l“, 'l‘mnmuny, Fred‘k . ‘ i 3 . . . . . ..
‘ I . tam Birxs. second Lnglneci Pitorsm r
, py g y g ’ ' [KEEP ADVER] ISEP‘G, AND .. agllnk‘glnflll‘r,(Terrill; A, amissnison, l‘kl‘lllllllltli‘l‘ of the ”a“, brim: Spanish-19:9 Mackinaws for boys' 7 to x7_ for $3.98 to $0.98, worth.
2 am . lar' Cumuc 0 nor . g
. ' ' Americans. .9. double.
(“ratios '1‘. Dimmnl. John McMullen. WA“-.. : _ . .
\DVERTISING W“ L KEEP YOU A. M. Polilman. winll. Mcllnhon‘ and .. .30 94
Cugcnc J Laflln , Advertise in The Scnunel. . 3 Cl ‘ .A. t S 1. . d 3.;
- A- . - 7, . - - -. , ' ' ‘ _ ' 1 of large 00mm 3 o 101te :{l
9 O
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p.u.o¢.oo.«.«,w.oe.«.«.eo.».«.«.».«.«.»oee.».«.e0.099-9,.“a“
a
PalaCe Delicatessen
25 NORTH MAIN STREET ' z
TRY OUR HOME-MADEPOTATO SALAD
ALL KINDS OF PICKLES '
ROAST PORK, BONES BEEF. DOILED HAM AND
. BOLOGNA.
SMOKED AND PICKLED AND SALT FISH ,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE
Botk Wurst is Now in Season
bew Sauer Kraut .. .
/
l Geneva] lnrlington. who holds- a
li‘oug.‘« sinnul medal at honor for valor
Idispla‘lyml in lmliuu mutualgtis, has
:bmn in the inspector's dopuvtmonz;
illusion ' _
llinu: commanded the Grccly veil-f
ioxpcditlon in 1853, and took purl in.
during the
l [Contmuod From Fil‘a‘l PHRC) ltlxc capture. of Santiago
l - —-—~ , lSpunisb war, ul‘tvrwurds serving as
i lllli‘pl'C'LUl'-grlll‘l‘lll of the Philippine m-
: Gen Pershing in Command lvisinll. . '“ '
l . EL PASO. TeX. Feb; 20.- Major: SAN .\.\"l‘(.).\'l(),.'l‘vx., 1w, zo.-»-l=n,l.
Alumni John 1“. Perslnng flSSlllllt‘rdicrnl urrungcuwnts for .\an’ol-C.mnuul
.tcumm‘m‘y command 0f the SOUWCI'WFi-cderick Mansion. who died suudi-n'y
illellill‘tmmlt lilt‘ll night, filling ”10 Vfi'flnaro last night, had not been com—
fcancy left by the death or MaiorGeu- pl: an only today because or no luck
jun] Funsion. '30.“ dniuite advices from Mrs. Fuusnm.
I Slwkins 'of the death of Generalmno mm 1w three children is in $41.1
.‘l‘unslon, General Pershing said: lFl'ailt‘lNCO and the nonnrrivul w:
; “We can illvnfford to lose his liCNll'lejlll‘~(illll0l‘ktl. Pershinu. who is at ill
mind in the military counsels of the lingo. The latter is said 10 he mrou'e
llE‘DllbliC- ' ., ‘ illrro and it “as ('0 sidored possible.
i Funeral Arrangements btum (lz‘finllo announcement of plans V
I SAX FRANClSCO. FGb- 20~*D(‘-f”1‘lmlvb1 bean-ado later-in the day.
ilie arrangements for the burial in‘the; l'cogrdiug LicuL-(Iolozicl lrelund, ».
.National Cemetery 1191‘? M U10 prefGTn. Funslon's physician, um death u:
isldeJ 04} Malpr-Geueral Frederick'ilie general was vii-molly lllSlIlill.llll~ “
.Funsmn. who died suddenly last night 1mm. Although 12.» mm qult‘ltly‘romm-
“At San Antonio, TBKBS. had not been ed :u u room in the bowl where to ’
fcomD1‘3t<‘-5~"e‘dl‘ll" t0dfil’ MBJDI‘GGBI‘GM hull collapsed, the restorative intras-
lrrlnnd, in'llllti, but, had not been (10‘1-
sidvrgul alarming. _ ,
Pending (lem‘ Pursblng's arrival,
have the body forwarded here. it is
.cxpected to arrive Friday and full mili-'
tin-y funeral will be accorded the lutea
weneral. The funeral will be held Sni-fl‘oluncl llalvern Hill Barnum, Gem
'trday or Sunday, the' day not diaving.tin-iaton's chief of stuff. will be '21
bait-n formally decided upon! charge of the ‘Snmlfern llcparlmmn,
llrs. ‘Funston. Who is living at tbe‘nnd move-meld of National Guards-
l’:‘c2'idlo here with her three cliildreu,.mcn to their bomeswlll not be delay-
“ns notified of the deem of her bus—10d. Only yesterday (lvn. Funstnn ~‘nml
"and by General Bell. ' “completed and approved plans for :r -
' Gen. Garllngton‘ Retires 'turn at all gunrdsmmi.
\\‘ASlll-NGTON, Feb. 20.——'Brig.-Gcn.f Gem-ml Funslon came to Sun Auto.
"zncst. A. Garllngton, nn inspector-‘nio from San Francisco in ‘li‘cbrunrr.
'V'uwz'dl ot‘ the army. was transferred 1915, on Southern llvparlmi-m com—
;‘o lhi‘ vietlred list today on account oloinnnder. Since mobilization of the .\‘.i-
ngc. ills successor is Colonel John 1.. tlonal Guard. following \‘iilu's ruid mi
Chamberlain. or we. milliliter-sol» Columbus. .‘J. M.. in. March, 1916. llrn-
nrnl's denurtment. nominated by l’rfincral Funnton bud commanded tlxo‘
l
l
l
l
' nident‘l’i'ilunn to llinrrnnk of brlmdlerwlargest army gathered in a single limo
general. ‘ marinated since. unt- Civll War. ,
.‘Q« ‘- u . ‘> ‘ at
l ‘ .
l DIES S“ D N lsince 189:3. lie was appointed to the
3 ’Militzu'y Academy from South Farm ‘
l
l
at. Franklin Bell, commanding the urn? attempted were of no avail. The. 7
ch-stcvn Division, telegraphed lust 11031.1 uri'ecliou which- caused death "
night at Mrs. anston‘s request to first appeareth uccordingto Colon-l,
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