in printed designs as
te. A large and varied
'eeoived an Entirely New
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.ALL PRICES
' . See Our Line
'DONNELLY'S
'15 South Main Street
*CYTY NEWS
5 e
E Iiev.'M. \'. \l'ilhams, who is
meeting the evangelistic services
month at 111c\'ot\\.1lk I\1.li.'
ch, spoke last “911111;: on the‘
“The Choice of Destiny."
1 regular monthlv business meet-
of the (3111111111111;in Club takes
today in the club room's. It 1.;
1 that a large attendance will be
- hand as many plans-ate under dis
01611. The hostess f111'_tl1e after-
n tea is‘Mrs. ll. (‘ .Sherer.
pry wan'ants for the (‘1111 Su-
iqr Court 1v'ete served today by
1111.7 Sheriff Nelson W. Benedict."
Nonts'weres1'1111l on Ruben
'11: and Henry A Peacock of “'11-
and on (‘lmence 1,111,1s11 William
Kecler. and .‘liunus lie11‘111'1'est
, Wood, of Norwalk. ‘
firbulars urging citizens to eat rice
'ehd of potatoes onions 11nd cab
George W Perkins, chairman
his committee, asserted ‘ha‘. New
Q30rk might expect only slight teduc-
ions in food prices unless the peopTc.
We up their minds to adopt sub
dilutes for expensive foodstuffs.
1 ough rice is available at a low
'1 ooh—he said. to afford relief until
.313 lslative action can be taken,
AN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26. «The
tires force of the city 1111111111istt'ation
its enlisted today 111 an cll’ort to find
9
what food stocks are being held
,old a craze. (‘11,1' otllcials said
had been informed that localY
3101i! storage waiehouses were packed-
wthe \'1'13- products that are bcinrYY
Mid t- famine prices on the plea that
yhlflkgo 'Board of Trade, attorneys for
$18 fi’éard and representatives (1' grain
miles met today to discuss the. car
' rtage situafion. pattieulat’lv 11s it
_ is the grain business and 10 de-
lhdfimeanb of obtaining more care for
gmeVement of the product. Ac-
Ming to Board of -Tradc ()fllcin'ls,
ditlons are growing wot xe instead
, tter. as regards grain shipments
«151.011 the other hand Hen-
‘Bnrlow. tt'ailic manager of the
mm of Commerce, said:
'_- re is 1116 truth in the talk about
shortaze in Chicago. X\ e have
of food.'b11t New York and the
are bidding for it, and we, have to
the price they name to get our
- 1
int; investigation of food con-Y
Chicago, by municipal and
uthorities. was resumed to-
Mitts of both governments con-
in stem ch for violations of the
h'w's'and city ordinances.
_ 1111 with
visit cold storage warehous- ‘
'=That noto'Jnsurance policy, will, bond.t1tock certificate
sholzld- notbe risked another hour by re-
desk. office file, the tin box or ey‘en the of-
' ob‘ycd or destroyed by fii'e _.. E.
- rivacy is 9119113111qu 11311
f word to'; onger neglect renting a safe deposit 11px
Yes,'and every man needs all
Line Of three—and some need that
, , ENGRAVED 51111 harm the box.
3:113:11“ch NRDS’ C A2831;- 1' Caps at one dollar.
sic: CARDS AND BIRTH 5"“ “a“ "Y 3; 5° and $3 5°
Derbys at $2.50 and $3.50.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk
.o'
g‘Y‘Y'L
So. Nm‘“ alkY' pal (‘hutch of Norualk.
'fllel Emily W at Plow York.
has been visiting per brother. Alfred
Chichester. of Sound View. Terrace.
, \
KEY Miss Frances Costello. of Spring
.,street was the guest of Miss Anna
Y1DeBarbour, of Stamford. yesterday
Y 11111 1111139111 ,,_
News l
SIHRISTENING PARTY
Miss Alice Garrigan, of Connecticut
bury, yesterday.
Miss Lucy Howard, of Putnam ave-
nue, was in Port Chester yesterday
visiting friends.
.1
'.- ' '
, A 1' . . _ Julius Lehotsky, of :31 Laura street,
' “'3 111,10yable tinge was had Y” attended the auto show in Bridgeport-
those who had the pleasure of attend- YSaturday
Ying the party given in honor of “118- Y --...
191' William Henry Donovan. son of Mrs. John Manning. of Stamford
Mr, and Mrs. William 1?. Donovan, of spent yesterday with Mrs. Ftuhertl". 0f
67 Woodward avenue, who waschrist' Spring street.
cued Feb. ‘ .1917 by Re'v. Charles E. ~—~———
LBarto pastor of the Methodist Episco Miss Katherine 1599: ('Y'
Mueic was has been visiting her 8-1519!
Yenjoycd, being lurni1he1l by piailolaY 10111 Cill'
Y
Y
1
Norwalk,
in New
11111111 111111 MARK 111111111.
When the Humorist Took the Stump
For the Cenerai;
l"-4'1e ,1'c:.1'1QV1 11 .u a presidential one
11111111 '1 1111111 v1'11:' for General Garfield
and 11111111 :1 number of 11' 11.11111111
Slicehes in 11".: i'.1\'or.tlencrul Grant
'utz-c to Ilztt'l 1"1-111 11111111,,r the 1 111111.11'11
11111 .‘lill'ii '1‘11' :11: 1 1111~ (host-11 to 11111111-
1313 address of web olnc. l'c'lmps 1111
1111-11 111111111»- ot‘ \vciumne was ever
111111111 lzei'orc. lie Int-1.11111: .
,“l 1111 1111111111: those dcputcd to wel-
13':'~wc you to the >iu1'1-1'1- 111111 cordial
hospitalitics of liartt'otd. the city of
111' historic and 1'1'\cl'ed'1‘11111't1-1' (11111.
if which most of the town l~' built.“
111- scenic-11 to be at 11 loss what to
'1111' next. 1111.1. 11111111111: over. pretended
1:1 phi-per 11111111111. 'l‘hem u- if he
tad lit-1'11 prompted by the great soldier.
to slx'aiuhtoucd up and poured out 11
torrid eulogy 1111 111111111: victoriev. 111111-
1115: in an aside as be finished. ‘1 near-
,l_1' forgot that part of my speech.‘ to
the 111111111: delight of his hilarers.
while tirant himself grimly smiled. ,
He then spolzc of the general being
111111 11111 of public employment. of how
cratel'ul to him ltl~' country was, 111111
how it..<tood ready to reward 111111 “111
every conceivuble-h1cxpenslve wnv."
tiraut 111111 smiled more than once
during tho speech. and when this 11111
lt‘llt't" 11111111 outht the out! his cum-
1111111111 broke up altogether. whilt: the
lhrom: shouted approval. ('lemeus
made another speech that Itiultt'ul “11
11110111 house~a speech 11111;: remember
ed in Hartford as one of the urea!
ciTt‘uls of hi.» life.
.\ WY." 11.11111 Y'lYt'ml‘Ylll' YNNY WW“ Ruth Curry. Elizabeth 1' itch. .\lu1'Yiel Lion with reference to thc n1anufactut-.Y [3053.6
up between. Mark Twain and Ilencnll
tit'.11ut
1411111111" .~' 1"etutu from his trip around
lllt‘ world. a great birthday bouquet
had l)’.'t‘ll given hint in Chicago at
which Mark Twain's speech bud been
the event of tho evening. The colonel
who 10m: before had chased 1111- young
pilot soldier through the lli<souri 11111
toms had become his:
and (11111113. admiration for .\mevi1-:I‘~‘
foremost 11111111111“ \1:1:: 1111-11 l11-111','t\.‘-
.-\il"1't 1.121 11' P111111» 111 St \11.1111~
. x
I
Concerning Miss Peachy.
"1 any, “YiY chap. 1 hour you are on-
gaucd 111 Mirs Peachy. is that true?"
"Quite truc, old dear. isn‘t she the
lucky g11'l':“- St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
.--. -...._ .,..,
Answorcdl
“George.“ 11111-111111 the curious: passen-
gcr of 11:0 (-‘zovutnr 1'1'1111111'1111', "how far
111111111 211 in:1d.1_\'."‘
The. boy thought :1 moment.
“"“hen 1 get. to the top 1 stop, and
when 1 get to the bottom I stop “ he
said." ~J1111gc.
\
/
Confusing.
One thing to my mind is not clear:
These boots the pretty ladies wear
Are wondrous 'things to see,
But how their wearers. ere they sup,
Catt find the time to lace them up
A puzzle 151 to me.
-—l‘tlcl1mpn1i ”Times-Dispatch.
1 Less Work.
lagged 11111.11" 's- 11:11 s :1 mighty short
stump ver smokiu.
Frayed Philip—lop; i like ’cm tlnt
Way. Ycr, don‘t: "111111: tor draw dcr
. .1 . . ,
“smoke so fui'.-—l'¥o.~'11'011 ’il':111.:1"1'1pt.
:. and Victrolu.
\ 1'1-111' entllcr, on the famous '
conquering hem. '
'.‘iel llullacy,Eduard O‘Brien, John N11.
- he will represent Norwalk Aerie, Fra-
ooy'ou " Y
""“""‘"11111111 01 111111111
1111 111 1111 111mm
by sacral of those present.
sent-d the nineticth anniversary of
ghevhlrthday,,vestev21111) A numheIY (Continued From l-‘il‘st Page)
of her children and grandchildrenl ,
.111're prest '11 and other friends ex-
tended (onul'atulatiuns. Mrs. Hoyt
has resided in the homestead in High
land avenue for the past seventy-one
years. .She received a number of
handsome flowers. and other tokens
of esteem. 'She is enjoying exce'
health and hopes to celebrate several
more anniversaries. During. the day
she conversed ovw" the telephone
with her 111111 1111113111, who is at Phoen.
Mrs. Marv P lloyt,11'.19 of Norwalkai
oldest and best known 11—1idenls,oll-Y
residential putposes in the
States, continuing octan l'..ront ge
Streams, hills and forests in a v'aiiety
11nd picturcsuueness afforded by few
places. it is the gateway to Neu
York ( ity.
S1udy 111 the r1-.1ur1s of ti;I (‘ensusY
of the United States for 1910 reveals
the fact that New York. New Jersey.
Pennsylvania. (Famecticut 11nd Massa-
chusetts produce one-half of the entire
icia. in the "atshill Mountains. 1191. manufactured products of A1111'rlca._
Hoyt sen-pd 11.5,. gupgt; 11m, ice] Norwulk is well located 111 this
' 111111111 manufacturing section its
cream and cake and p1'o1e1i 11 pleas-
ing hostess.
’
water and river fronts and rail lines
give quick and cheap access to raw
matmiais and markets, and its class
bliss Millicent Brad)". slaughter oLYconnection with 1111' EN!“ market and
Mr. and 1111's. Frederick E. llrady, 0'1 labor supply of the metropolis, in
I mes l’lnce entertained a number of combination with the advantages 11nd
‘ 011' cost of country living, gives this
friends at 11 Washington's llirthdaywmon gloat attractiveness for in-
part1. on Saturdnv afternoon. Thcldustrial location.
decorations were of 11 patriotic nature liven grt'nll'r advantages are of-
- ion. lleuntv,
re .11 1 11 mm”, . 'e1'1d for home local
d h to and b' e pvedon 'g health 11111 (omfort are 11fi1-1cd 111 a
and the scheme proved very "ffflti‘o bewildering \11r111,1 of locations,1 '-.1n1:
\aricus games were. indulged in 11111 ing ,1" In.» “1.1- from the 11111.11 mod
prizes werenon by f‘ecil11tllly1ue.11n seaside villa to 1111+ mountain
ii'len ”911110“ 1mm“ gym and \1111- Ycabin‘ 11111; all within such quick 1ench
iel\'11nilooaen1. 'lhe gut'sh \‘.”,Yot great cities 111,11 a maxinmm of
1 \lary 'lteatty. Helen
Ylly1'l11e,l.oulsc ('iose.
..._,_.
““1“ ('Yllll'ChY The following industrial infm'ma-i
Census
the.
is. front the
\‘anllooscnr, Marta 011'1', llelcn l roux-Y. 111g Y" 111111qu
concerning
. Bureau's suuunat'v
s 'r 11 babe 11 en.
a d " \un 'Y ' city for 10111:
There are. 107 celnblisluncnts 1e-
portcd within the corporate limits oi
the city during 19H.(‘11pital invest
ed $7. 1170,th0. 111 this connection it
'should be stated that the inquiry con-
11111111 111 the census schedule calls
tor the 1111111 amount of capltai,b.ul1
Miss l-Ivn Johnson, who will shortly.
move to Hartford, was tendered 11
farewell surprise party by a number
of her friends last Friday 11'1'111111; at
,hcr home 1‘. 1' Ln Hill Road. The
'Lzuesls pr'ovidcd an abundance of re
fre>hmenta, 1111111 all had a delightful
Ytlmo with 11111111c,1:nn1es.elc. Those
present were: \iisses 111:1 Vii-1311011.?
Y Alice Nl'eisheit. Aloud-1111111111011. AnnaYn
311111111, Elizabeth Banyai. Eunice Wil-
. limbs and Eva Johnson; Messrs. Frank
YVuuezin, Joseph 11111111111. Joseph 1301-
;tesz, .lohn Kvuncz. John tilrady. Dan-
.25
business but excludes the 1'11111'.1net.1
of manufacturing enterprises.
Thacost of materials used was $1,
310000. 111 addition to the component‘
‘:1'1111111'h1ls which entered into the
products 111 1hn establishments tor the
reuuus y:c1r, there are included the
cost of tutl mill'aup'pllca and rent
of power and heat. The cost of ma-
telials,ho\\e\c1', docii‘ “(it include 1111-
used materials and supplies either for
speculation or for use during subse-
vqucnt period.
The census inquirv docs‘ not include
amounts paid for miscellaneous ev-
penses, such as rent or offices, roy-al
ties lnsurn:,1ce ordinary repaits, 11d-
vcttislug. traveling expenses or al-
lowance for depreciation.
The value of products. which
amounts to $9, 000, 000, r'eptesents their
selling value or price at the. plants
us actually turned out by the factor
ies during the. census year Tho
values under this head also include
amounts received for work done on
mateziai furnished by others.
Summary for the City.
Number of Establishments ...... ‘10?
Persons Engaged 1:1 Manufactur-
John \Veisheit, Julius Lehotsky.
.i. ll. Slotnan, Dayld
3 than,
- Mr. .\lc(‘art‘h,\', [)1'.
l
‘ 911111111111.
' --....—1
Kenneth Foster, of Orchard street
entertained 11 another of the. pupils of
thiss May \'. l-‘allon, at a muucale on
'\1' ashington‘s birthday. The decorn
tions of the libusc w‘elt red, white and
blue, 12.2111 all the favors were'on a pat,-
riotic cider. A p1 ogr'un of instru
1 mental numbers was rendered by the
young people, and highly appreciated
by those in attendance. Prizes were
awarded Mir-.1 Ruth McMahon and
Heibcrt Winchester .for having the
greatest number of credits during the ing 5'“? . .
past 1111112 Refreshments were served Primary Horsepower 4705 physician, 'who is' a Skilled eye
and “11110113 games ‘enioyéd later Proprietors and Firm Members 9'; _ . . .
Y About twentv were present. Salaried Employees . . . . . . . 472 spec1al1st, examine your eyes;
Y ' ,'_,~_ __ _ YWage Earners (average num-4963
. ‘ ‘ bar ............... ..... . . -
Y" Miss Anna O‘Neil, of Main street. Catlin)“ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $7,870,000 THAMER
left -\or\1a1k today for New York Services ....... ______ 3,077,009 _ , .
(city, where she will enter the Child- Salaries .............. 2333.333 - -
on so of- Wages -~ ~ - - ° ' Oeuiletl. O tometrlets o ‘tlciane
liens Hospital to begin a c 1' Value of Psioducts ........ 9,000 000 . p - - ’ [.1
training for the profession of a train-
edmurse. .Misa ONell’s many friends
in this city wish her the greatest éuc=
case in her new undertaking Y
————'_
‘Frederick'Steob, 'of Dover street .
left today for Washington. D. 0.. where
"Not-walks manufactured product-
are shipped all over the world, there-
lsy becoming a powerful medium of
advertising for the' city. “Made in
Norwalk" .15 a recognized stamp of
Mapproval , '
Dlverslfled_1lnduhtrles.
The famous .11. & G. Corset. Cluett,
Pezlwady & 0% Shirts and Collars, the
f E les. at theinau “r. wel nown “ ockinchair” Underwear,
'3'“! 0111111031 11:! y resident Wgod~ the Norwnlk Autoj‘fies and Tubes,-
a on carom 9' 1 the'Norwalk Air Compressors. Joseph
row Wilson- , 1Loth's‘ “Fair and Square" Silk Rib-
' bans, the Dresden Lace. the famous
"C &' K ” Felt and Straw '.Hats as wen
as 'seVorai other Lace and Slik‘Mllls.
Wilbur Ireland for a number of
years employed in Norwalk printing
and newspaper offices-«has taken a po-
‘ sttlnn as linotype operator on the
lBrldEeort Post, and began 11111 new du-
ties today. ' ’
“necrintinns 11111-11111 Brass Foun-
dries. News Print Paper Mills, Ladies'
Underwear; Embroldorles. mrea 111'-
idols and" Textiles. several so“ and
Felt Hal: Factories, Tropical Clothing
i
. r1.
Th
Oliver Jackson. thtis employfid in supplies. Shoe Factories Gun ads,
the poet office department; 11"" Now 0101911, Woo] Goods, app] 13
york 5111131, 111 14111111911131 a vacation on Screens. W. little '
several days at hié homo 1‘11 Sumthlt'
Ya advantageously located. Freight facil-
title's both by rail, water
avenue, was visiting friends in 0811- '
l'nitod'
l'ngland from the West through Nev: Y
1 the advantages of 'comnrv living andUfi
”(11111011, (epfla't‘ll) convcmcnces 11h}. b1‘(‘lll‘(‘d.i
owned and borro\v.ed invested 111 111111'
which was employed in the 111111111111:
and Builders Hardware 1113.111. all '
for export tpde..013ors, Plumbing 1'
use W111- We
sites 111 the residential district. Fuh-
llc shore resorts. Factory cites moat
and trolley.
M n'icipal water and H'inctnc tans .
Miles of paved streets. property
grand list, 827.500.1100. $1,000,000. In-
vested in oyster culture.
Surburhan to Norwalk.
An agricultural community which '
shops largely in Norwaik, including
1135111011 with 1,258 population; :
Weelon. 831; Wilson, 1.706; Darien,
3,916; New Canaan. 3,.661 Total,
111,409. Many of our factory em-
plcfees come from these towns.
Active Chamber of Commerce.
lleudy at all times to serve the pub-
lic, and continuously working in\the
o'eiest of the community. .
‘To sum it all up, in the worth of
Ivr.Ca1'1 A. Harstrom, May'ot of Nor
a\"‘l~' [oY
'Uur transportation facilities are ex- 1’
114161111,th by land and water; {ac 2':
Y 1111qu are running full time; our citi-' '
Y" us are pr'ospeious; in brief, Nor-1 L-
. '1'-.1111 in a fine, old town.” Y
\
LUNACY PROCEEDlNGS FOR YY’ ,
THAW. ' YYY
Plill ADEI PHIA. Feb ‘.‘6. ~Lunaty ! A
Yprotecdings were begun in (‘ommon Y
Pleas (‘.ourt here today to determine ’
. Yb
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February Furniture Sale
HOOSIER CABINETS FROM as 80‘: WYYYdO the
$20.85 UP
STERLING
Is the Place and
the Time is Now
to Bay
grandam,
be:
1
work 111' $1.00.
Free Storage fur
' Y Future Delivery.
Y 1
Y 1
to Others. it Works! '
Good things should be passed along.
it is now said that a few drops of a
drug called freezone applied directly}
upon a tender,- aching corn tellevSe Y‘
the soreness and soon the entire corn,;
root and all, can be lifted out without Yb
pain Yo-
l-‘or little cost 1.1111111" of an ounceY
of f1 eezone can be obtained from any
drug store which is claimed to be sufli- Y2",
cient to remove ‘every hard or soft
corn or callus from one's feet.
This is a drug recently announced
from Cincinnati. 11 is gummy but.
dries the 111011113111 it. is applied and'k
BABY CARRIAGES, IN REED
non/1,315.00 To $45.00
20%011 on
All Mdse.
Open a Chou-ye Account
AND ALL FINISHES
Sterling Formture Co,
127-129-131 Washington 81., So. ‘Norwallt
.PHONE 105
simply shrivels up the corn without
influming or even irritating the heal-
thy tlssue or 111111.
Cut this out and lay it on your wife's
dressers-Adv.
4
3C.- y’s
1- ,
You‘d, ”tar ”F? . 31,. .
'Ci' N Y\7";-1/li“5':;'}/
Y . 1121! 1
1 Steps Lao" drippo C6123.» l
The (:1: ichcst aadri' rpl 11.1 'M to 110:1
, 1n t'giy, tic-rd, In (pim'c (11.11111 1.- 1111:1211:
1. olcy's 11011-,121111'13':
Y in it. you get 1.11; curative 1 cc
Y
.E
11 the fine bcl ~r 111( o beneficial {111
in: ‘.‘LLl branch at tul'cs uni rnr: ct ce'l
1-1.
A 32.5111111an swat-o
Sale Starts Friday Morning
.‘ Get one While They Last.
SEE WINDOW‘ DISPLAY
F01- $1.35
RAYMOND a SON
'ad olhr'r healing 1714111121 1:, m5- the:
with the moiiitving Inxttti'. 'c 116111: 1 cl
‘ Lcncy.
Y it covers and the-the: the 1? .flcmcd
induces of 1‘11: throat. puts 11:1 cud to 1
the har1i,racking’5 co1ifil1,1‘ops 13oi.‘ 3:1,;
. oral Y'Ofll'sent‘ss.
llc,dlor1i 11111., F. (i. l’ievourlttz: 'Twnhor
, [lea cl Foley's Hurley and Tar cured 1' 1' of :1
raven: cough AOHJWIJ‘ .111 attack 1.! 1.1 arippc.” i
' ' Stillson-Powell Corp. 1
'.Wall 1761. High Sis. Fm Directors Norwnlk
Steam Dying 81 (leaning Co.
Formerly known as Bridgeport M Dyan-15 a Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blanket-Jud lac Cumin: Cleaned. '
H. LYNGE. reap.
249 State Street —-BRIDGEPORT— ’-
LOOK
.Delays Are
Dangerous _ ;
‘At the first sign of eye
trouble, you should have your
eyes attended to. Let our
_ “The House of Gdod‘Glauer." '
87 Atlantic 811., Stamford, 'Qonn.
Open 8111. 1111 9 p. m. EsE‘ 1191,
‘
m
coucns, cows
WAMPOLE’S coo - LIVER'
F S. LYON
‘iiGood Job: Punting
111116.119 an important part, but equally important is the
selection of styles that are chiefly in accord with Fash-
ion’ 5 dictates.
lection has been done with Wuhan—and {we are just-
ly proud of what mine.-
”which is the right corset for you figure—.2 corset designed
. especially for your actual martinis.
afish'
rosy LUNCH-
CORSETS r
Corset service is not merely artful fitting. This, to be
\
There are many makes haetodwose from. Our se-
Among the hundreds of M so our line is ONE
Find this model by consulting our mrsetiare.
PRICES ago-1111311100“
rug:-
mum/10: MERCHA \ : .l'
" - EXTRACT '1
Special Price
' 79¢ BOT. FORMBIEEAKFAST ”I"; mflngICI-‘IES
‘ ‘ ac erel an ~ almon .-
SY"'S°"'P““‘°Y"C' rpnralioL Grill Bloaters Smoked Sturgeon -
Co
White fish
salmon J ‘
gm Fish
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