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Most of the suburanitus continue
niddleof-the—ruaders, taking to the
path made all? as roughed up by
horren’ cult: and the chains on auto-
nobile wheela.
in ancient history it is well to note
that John I. Dwyer of til Broadway,
New York, is looking for Francis R.
Stevens or his heirs. who resided in‘
South Sorwalk in 1811.
Martin H. Lehmaier, the elder son
of Mr. and Mrs. lliui4 A liehmaier, of
Blue Mountain farm, has received a
romrniusioner as second lieutenant
A. G. D. N. A.
The work of removing the Adams
Express company office from the old
bank building on Wort Washington
utreet, to the Clldord block. South
Mat table, but not as a rv'zulrr thine.
IDIF’Y ITATE TO PUT
teresta of every Guardsman should.
l ’li' ‘ 5""! F I
~ 3f Sr 93;, ._- 'L’ TAX 0" HGME GUA’CEMEW city or town oilclais attempt to pro-
‘ ‘L 3‘ d ' ‘1 -r'~- .. '———-: ' J 5e('ul€ them for refund to pay the
’ {1:9} I T”? -.1-'aAll)lt‘ , .‘ ' liar-AL ' 1.: ‘lax.
N; ‘ I l iisaucd today, tie Military Emmet-:2 :5 __.
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{£1 9 £1022 liloard will efeud and prot t t e in :emtwl w d” Ads N”. m PM.
The fennel." r. mt. .\ mark: ‘11' gr" "'“‘
by certain ('lil‘t ‘5.5 m tlw date for I
the appf-ai'aBW of tilt lttit‘r 1.4 a nut, .-
uinr table implement. 1Ibterliy
some sort of t- Itzing itistrurnt :.t;-. must
have been fashioned bv mgr. away“
hack in prrvhisroric time. and from:
those crude blades of stom- or flint-
the table knife oi the. present hawi
been slowly (I-‘wioped. i
Knives in the early days were nutl
l' "It:
classified for especial new. but \5‘r-I't1
employed, whatwrr nnx‘vd. mithriut;i
discrmination. The iznite for tIit'i’i-:
flcial purposes was mentioned in the]
Bible. as early as in the Book of Ge
nests.
After the knives of stone. came‘
:rhose of copper; then later (iron ‘zmd .
bronze were employed. Ilrome knives
were used up to the beginning of the
Christian era. ‘
it is .53 d that in the. great days of
Rome knivcn were otcusionally used
for it was customary to (Ill iht- bun
quet nteal into small pieces in the kit-
(chen before serving it to the guests.
Required Dexterity.
it must have been rather dilllcnli
in those days to have managed any
implement but a spoon. since the
guests did not sit at the table in‘
.r‘l'uiri. but innit-ad rmzlirfid upon i
couches placed around it.
Bezinninc with the fourteenth cen-
Thrift is the prevention of waste.
for oneself alone.
Meanness i4 saving
The na tional situation recuiroa your attention to this
matter of thrift.
The financial strength of the notion depends absolutely
on the wealth of the individual: composing it.
Your pa-
triotic duty demands your carious consideration of this
point. Are you doing your full duty to yourself and to
your country in this meet?
I! you have not a savings account, open one imme.
diately; and add to it systematcally each week. $1 a
week saved by 100,000,000 of people produces a stagger-
ing total. /
THE PEOPLES
, TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk Conn.
tury. however. the table knife became
papular. and WP. are told that at that
time it began to appear in three din-
Ilnct styles.
First of all there was the small in‘
dividual knife: then there was the
large carving knife. then there was
another, known as the pnrcpain.
uhich was used for cutting the crustal
from slices of bread these slices be-
ing frequently used instead of platen
The pzfrapain was of rather brmf
duration for when regular plates came
‘into use it was no longer needed.
Those early tnhtJ knives were point-
ed at first and as forks were not then
in common usage those points were
found useful. But as it sort of sys-
stem or code or table etiquette was‘
formulated that practice was frown-t
it You Buy Shoes Here
You are sure oi satislaction, not only in
lit, style and wearing qualities. hut in
prompt and eiiicient service. ‘
Reliable. Hosiery of All Grades
lain street. has been completed.
__ ml upon and ill! blade of the knife
was made Immded
Carried Own Knivu.
For :1 long time travelers were nc-
customed to earning about their own
The Connecticut Lighting 3: Power
company yesterday received a car of_
coal by rail after the company was in
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
I: Waabiuncu Street.
Southorwaik.
a serious condition owing to a short- individual knives and forks with them
‘wherever they went.
in Chnufi'r's ilily we find the knife,
spoken of on a “thwitI-l” or :‘Whittlef'
The blade was made of. eel while
the handle WM of Mind or, horn. aye1
the (‘hriotinn Sriont-e Monitor. This
knife was used not only at the table
“but as a pflll‘l‘a] ptzcltvt knife us well
1! war; the Scottish king. Jame-nth?
‘Sixth. who, so it is chronicled. poo.
oessed the protutvpe \of the folding
or clasp knife ot loduy, which we (pill
the jucimlie.
England has always been inniouq‘
use in the amount of coal on hand. i
A son was born to .fo and Mr:- W.
Rudolph Haase. Jr, of 8 Franklin
avenue, Sunday. Mrs. Ilaase was for
Inerly Miss Edith Porter. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
At a meeting of snioonkepcra in
Danbury. Sunday. it was voted to cur-
tail the hours of business "three hours
to conserve fuel. Until further notice. f",- her (-uilpry, Hun as long .1ng mt
nuloons will be open here from 6:30 the soVI-lllrwnlll century Sheffield was
in the morning until 10 at night. ll.e center of tho- trade, and the hin-
\\ torv of the industry shows that about
Students of the Danlmry State. .\'or- ”l" “a" 1204 ”‘0 ”"1"”: "mm“ a
' ml school are planning to give» to;g:ration .n order to p otect their
minstrel show the latter part of the Spain. too. has been famous for' Ier
month in the usembly hall. of the'stoel blades, but lhiwt‘ were chiefly
school. for the entertainment of tho
rworris. and there ow: great demand
linden: body Rehearaalq will com» for them. particularly during the Mid-
mence within a few days.
die Ages, the period inown 'le the
.Aze of ('hivalry. England. however.
lit i4 generallv “crud“ has ratined
her supremacy in th.- cutlery in-lus-
A clever crook has been operating
in the cantonment at Ayer, Mann,
principally among the men of the
lSE DEMOCRATS
ms; Infanuv’ regiment. {mm whom surrs TO aov
o. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5|me
Norwnlk‘
xnmox LENSES—Folding Oxlorda in Gold at
Bholl 81111501: and Other Mountinza. -
norougbcnrnlnationot the eyes. Oculiata’ preacrlp/
dorm promptly filled. Export Repairing.
INE
URNITURE
STERLING
FURNITURE coi.
l27'l29‘WASHlNCTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
be secured more than 8.300. it is saith National committee Creates Body
In all the thief worked three nights.. Rem-gaming 48 szam ‘
and each night be cleaned out the! “'Asmxa'rox, .lan. l5_-Th? first
pockets of the men in at last two bar- “e9 in giving women recognition in
"ck" .the councils or the Democratic par”;
{was taken here yesterday. when at a
Orders have been issued for a he» meeting of the Democratic National
ml court martial Of Home Guard Comminee a TESOIUllOD was put
members by General Lucien F. Burpee through creating a women's advisory
to determine whether strict discipline committee to be made up of one wo-
eun be enforced in‘tbe guard. The man member from each state. .
court will assemble in Hartford Janna numbers of this committee are to'
If! 19 to try “new membfl'fi 0' the be appointed on recommendation of
guard who have failed to obey orders. their respective? National Committee-
'l'be names of the men to be tried have men The women '3 committee will be
'0‘ been made WNW organized exactly like the national
, committee. but will Inertiy have ad- j
vlnory powers. .
Just Received
a sum
ladles’llubbers
“lllb Mark” Brand
ELECTRICIANS
Furniahed for
or ncwwork. Competentmaudgood
service
DINING BOOK DOES, m moment. [33.
maximum
The White Electric Co.
Electrical Enginunand Connector:
134 Wuhington 3t.
Phone 450. So. Norwalk.
Let Paris Come To You
/ \ffi‘. Janu
l on don’ t have to go to Paris. Paris
cornea to you in the beautiful collec-
tion of chic designs in The “inter
Fuhion Book. You have an almost
bewildering choice of styles. Smart,
practical, up-.'to-datc and easy to
make. And what a saving for youl
Every ninmaign' in The Winter
Farhlon may be carried out
in detail by uling
PICTORIAL
R E V I E ”W
PATTERNS
The“ patterns make iyour dream
look exactly like the 'dcaigna. And
don' t forget that Pictorial Review
Patterns rave u from one-half to
mum y oi material on each
.I
ary Patterns
NOW READY
Hay. Straw Feed, Grain, Salt
' and other family supplies
EOR ANYflliNG WANTED CALI. 0N
RAYMGE D liilO’i‘iiiRS
Hum 113-:
137 WWW“ 5" iinsurance.
A run or
concerns
will save your life
and cost less than ‘
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THE FAMOUS
Nemo Wonderlill Corsets
Are To Be Advanwd in Price
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH.
On that date all the $6.00 models are going up to $6.00,
and the $4. 50 Self- reducing Models are to be $5. 00
We will continue to roll all these models at present prices
up to and including Saturday, February 2nd.
Pactico real economy. Buy now and rave.
86 WASHINGTON 81'.
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The “Rainy Day” and
, The future contains no worry or anxiety for the man who
d‘epoaita a portion of his earning: 1y.
Start your “Rainy Day” tund with thia Bank—today and
add to it whenever poaliblo.
Succm' In any walk inl'tfe can be won by persistent and
dater‘n‘titncd wort—tho man of the hour I; .the man with the
'-
l
The City National Bank
" ”aflmmmwi
N'iwo styles—one in
Allie heel. one for the
isWinsicp.
The Gorham Co.
ADECORATORS?
Everything in Paints
sum closed 1 P. in. y
A. ll. Morgan
and Wall Paper
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwallt ..
AUTOHOBILZS
I buy and exchange all this fl
tSeocnd hand Automobiles. ,
Special 8an on Second Thu.
Best Prices Paid For All Kinda 1
unit.
' i
L. ERROR '
3 Rowan St, East NM‘
Tel. 441. 10]. Mr
A A v--. *-
So. Nor-walk Conn.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week. Steam baud, electric
and American nylo.
Corner Monroe and Chum-t St. Tel. 1553.
N i. DISESA. Manager V DlSESA. Proprietor ‘
All Grades. of Furniture
Onourtwoimmenaofloorala Furniture of all kind: for
every purpose, from Parlor Table to a Kitchen Chair. "
We are pruparad to "furnish an outin hour. at very short
notice and former patrons will prove that there is honest
value in every purchase.
.'-r.;.2;am..
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
RAYMOND 8t SON
MDlroctonandrurnitmuDealm
Wallandfiithtl. Norwalk.
Knit Goods
scan! COLLABS 81.75 i
SCMANDOAPSBTS 75o
OAPSinvariouacolora . ...... 26c—50o
cmDRBN’SGOLPGLOVBSincolora..........35c—29c
‘OmDBEN'SIITTINSincolu-a. .........35c-39c—50c
BOYS'GLOVBS . ....... .. 45c
INFANTS’ GAPSANDBONNETS................25c-50c
INFANT? DRAWER 1.3001308 in white . .. $1.25 to $1.50
LADES’GAUNTLET‘GLOVISlnm,.-...\,........... 75c
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 81'. com I'OBWALI.
llgbtaandgaa. FineCaleattncbed; alaoReruuranLIuliun ,
Big Reductions on All
suns, COATS AND 7*
' nurssrs
The Little Shop
60 No. Main Street
i
mm...
Quamy and prim right.
THE BARKER 110103!
Pine Inland Street. Norwallt
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
Tol. OM00. 1069-3; Hound.“
27 WAIHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDIM
CALI. US UP
and we will nub our tronblo .-
right around when something I.
this happen: in your home. It you
PLUM
la detective, antiquated. annular
or worn out, have a man I.“'
my rapalrr or install a new mt.
d ,
HODm PLUKBING
JOIIINO A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. Miss
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 18“ . '
North Main St. South NM '
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