" ——-—-— |
hm gums nervtus'
.fluu-iu lathe last
was in New Yolk city m.
The Met commissioners will
on. onluw’isw Place.
Iortiner Roberts of the Mayflower
. . & ladder Conway's tune
. today with a cold.
eat. Morrow night the annual election
' a” Jabs ‘Norwaik ,m
within ballot the club house at
WMMU‘M the “if
Th‘
. The tag “Greenwich" of the Red
. line. wastropsrted to be comm:
. . the'locildntilr with three hm.
of coal in‘niwcthis sit-rosin.
some of the hamsters-hrs closed
y and m?“ ”.mrdisgtn
- - view point of the proprietors. 'On
”1...” u the listless 'lioadsy'l
ve paint! it is unsciedithst the
rchsnts .will remain om.
in: Ilrl‘l'fot‘ sewing and knit.-
forth M (has. The meet!“
7 cs Inhibit-sided upon oniunds!
‘ . will b main Monday's is.
‘ of mm sentinel.
HMMCW. Duty. of New York,
planning'tn erect another dwelling
hammer” in Marvin Beach, and
is expected that work on the new
idsnee will begin very shortly.
, tubing and the installation of best-
is being done at the other build-
that she is erecting on her proper-
It Marvin Beach. 3
> Harry Cunningham’s team beat Her?
Waterbury's team by about 4.000
_‘ his last night, thus putting them
t 3% or more in the lead. We
hazelnuts for the supper to the‘
winners to be given by the losers were
.me last night as had been first
finned. These arrangements will
be made later on.
, The Women’s Auxiliary of Christ.
F h-metat-the-homc'of Mrs. W.
W- Sniffen, 9 Edlie avenue, yesterday
mushroom and did the customary sew-
"fil for the lied Cross and also other
.‘work. The next meeting wtll'be'htld
Il- Thursday afternoon, the 28th . at
home otnhioi. E. Hendricks of
H 5 Place.
41mg evening the annual. “behind
& 's Birth/liq dance of the Norwalk
. r try Club will be held at the
whom and steward IR. 0. Millard
kill outdone himself to make the oc-
ullon one long to be remembered.’
Thrace Wallace will furnish music
’“SI’ the dancing and it is expected that
fiere will be a lame attendance.
. The water pipe leading into the
‘ quarters of the Mayflmer nook
’ Lalder Company on Van Zant street
first nighttllstore last and'the water
.Med into the firehouse and also
We‘quite‘nim middle on the road-
with .the result that the trolley
were off schedule for a little
The roadway is being dug up
to allow Workman to repair the
2 _e. . ‘ 1!
Earl ‘5‘. Baker left this morning for
ten, N. Y.. where he is to enter the
.i'ell Jlnivsrsiv School of Aeronau-
' for-which he has passed the men-
' tand'pllysical examinations.;llaVins
. . edtwhile a member of the Signal
,t ~. at Fort Slocum. When Mr. Ba-
~ 5,"; enlisted -in the Signal Corps he
' e ”this mind to he transferred to
semantic corps. He was former-l
‘3’ played at. the Standard on Com-
s once at Wilson's Point and has
Imber of friends in Norwalk who
he very K‘MitO—hflill‘ of his suc-
in passing his entrance ‘cxanlina-
\
is evening in Community Hall
instjiorwaik Tobacco; Fund Conl-
51love armed for a dance,-the
. for the East Norwalk
We who are in the service. The lad-
W"~ [the East Nowell: Improvement
’ tion have promised to take
. till. dink noon and also «of
new. when m
Orchestrn has been secured to
. its unusually fine minis for.
“" land“ and another mum
4;” I be the sinsinx of Edward aplan
‘ W. In tins!
isle '
r
with friends in New Born.
u “ Munro.“ .w'lm in 'WBI‘M. hi Andrew Tul'
More“ ugly/gm .‘t Fishertl' lob-d. has been home for a'
couple «lien.
is £80 filled out in the big Ire, are
slow occupying Its. David Sillintan'r
, of which will be used murmur-l
thwartmmafannuti
u W M is Vlltflnfl
Aniongzthsse serving on tbe'lnry in
lot of this town.
C. it. tisson, who has been engaged
in most «wiry work on
. If. and In. Leon Barnes, who
house on “fledgewick avenue.
gilt. end rls. ”herd F. Shelton
Ir floroton Heights, are now at their|
winter home at Marietta, South Cult.
tins. ‘
Leon Help and William Northrup
cut down a big tree in F. V. (‘anlrell's
front yard last week. which will sup
ply Mr. Cantrell with a large quantity
of fuel.
Mr. and cilia. C. '1‘. Gilbert formerly»
of Dnnbury. are now occupying the
apartments over the Newton Heights
pharmacy, of which Mr. Gilbert is the
new proprietor)
Owing to the numerous fuellessi
Mondays we have been having. the.
merchants are disregarding Wash-
ington's birthday, and are
their stores open today.
The board of relief will be in ses-
sion in the assessory otl'ice tomorrow"
to hear complaints from the doings of
the assessom. if you are dissatis- i
fled withyour assessments this is lhc
time to make RM‘WD your trouble.
Henry B. Cooke's mcn arc kept busy
cutting and delivering cord wood
from Highland Farm. The town'4
woodyard is also no busy that the wag-
ons were kept going last Sunday. to
deliver some of the orders which hurl
accumulated.
Saturday will be the last or this
year's sessions of the board of relief.
Taxpayers who wish to appeal from '
the findings of the assessors must an t
pear before them at the town hall be
fore 4 p. m., or else 'forever uftcr hold
their peace."
lites Lucy China of this" town ac-
companied Rev. Thomas l..-l’rice,.pas-
keeping
[arm the local Methodist church to w
Seileck's Corners, Sunday afternoon; , u" 'l
to sing at the service, where Mr. l’rict l I "I —~ N “‘ "‘ “" "'_"‘“‘" ' ““ .....__ _"" “ ' ‘ ‘~ ‘ V —
still preaches each Sunday atieruoon.
Miss Oldrin «was born in that section
_ A carioatl of coal ordered by ilcnry
Ill. iianks or this town that April, itr- \tlu-t-te he formerly preached, is still
rived in town last week. and was tum- interested in that work, and planning.
ed over to the local fuel udministra' for it to ho carried on till: year.
lion. who authorized W. ll. l-‘ltch "H is also trying to get m.,-fen people in: winter in New York. expect to start,
the Rings End Coal company to dis«‘
tribute it to Dnrien people, who need
ed to buy coal in small lots. ‘
Frank Wood, employed asa carpen-
ter at Fort H. G. Wright, has been at.
home for a few days, and reports thatl
. when he made the trip of nine miles!
the prime mover
“ here.
An Exhibition
(if Fashion ’3
Latest Creations in
i” " men’s Wear
has: - - 315 up Blouses ‘
Coats - - - 3' up
9....-.
$12.98 up
All who...»
Ready-to-Wesr saunas sp
Dress Skirts
many a future occasion.
live.
.‘V- ...n.— -—..—— -_ ._—-
Twenty Coats
Five Cosh
$1.98 up
Wt
Tmnfyfire Ladie’s’C’oaéi .. ‘
Go On Sale Tomorrt
At 9. A. M.
These Coats will meet the need of
If you want to’be one of the fortuiia‘
women your early attendance is imper
1 They're Priced as Follows
- at 35‘?
Moon we
p.
aligfi
-uw.
- $3.98”
Qharuo Accounts Opened.
Tllmllfl‘r't l1. l'l'lCti. “V'l‘ufl has ”0"“ ”3" lie will not “k9 city "'9 80 "C"
nlninlainjng ,ptllat ht" willc return to the. sinlpl
lligh Ridge. life at Newton when the Weather,
grows warmer.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Howard of No
spending ' the
Rev.
fl...
in
farmers! lflrllllllt‘ ill
He roton. who have been
tort-sted in hating such an institute 10" Southern California til? 133! 0t
irebruary. and to return to Noroton in.
‘j the sprint. Mr. -lloward is a nephew;
'of Gen. 0. 0. Howard. v
it is expected that the stores in the
While Durien is glad that the nN-t
ed thaw arrived last week. it brought
Mm n are "m“ web"??? Xi‘anfi, new Schlichlirtl: block will ready for
of the lrty “WWW" '0 " ra rccupallcy by June 1. Work on lh-i
road bridge. which with their mingled! dwelling .pumemg on the upper floor
across the Sound to New London, that-mud, coal dust and grease. ruin anyl will not. be hurried so. but, as the bur-
ice was so thick'that it took 14 hours
to do it—from 8:30 in the morning un
til 10:30 at night. I
Tonight Washington's birthday willl
be celebrated at the Methodist churchl
by an entertainment the ’principal‘
future of which will be the playlet.
”The Revol ," presented by local tal-
ent under the direction of E. A.
Spooner, who excels in superintending'
such productioni '
tact, f ..
«Strife-K _ .-
om
;\ Li {le‘ _ . 'E
I M f"‘¢'. ;.‘\ " J)
. { “\( ~t t» l.
terminals .100 %
3 Efficient -
= la the cure of bronchial coughs-‘-
‘thone distressing. ‘harrsssing, hack-
..lng coughs that dety other medicines.
‘ machine. taken at the ‘firit sign of
, said will “break it up'fiover night-
? rat! the after-circus of Linonine are
nudity fiendish which cannot be
raid of remedies containing powerful
irugs. Linonine is pole. an emulsion
nuns-seed oil, lrish moss and eucal-
rptus—inedicsl science knows no "to
«immimjli colds and
mm m builds
j is the m all me may.
‘ Phnlrisns endorse 'lt' hlshlv tar
slowing shinny—Adv.
clonal merchants in auction-to have
inetlout storekecpers wish to get into‘
lpcrnlanent quarters us soon as possi-
ble. the stores will be hdrrietl. The
Walter Stewart Company will have
their former location on he corner.
. the new Marsh bakery wll have the
Drom MCI" Quackenbuslt ma been'adioinlng store. and then will come
so busy “”05"“ 0f the n“ 0‘ msltin order Howard Holly's meat market
farm produce. selling this week about 3 Charles Kaufmilnn's tailor shop and
the last or his potatoes.'that he has Velie's stationery store-
not yet not any incubators to hatch!f 1; £990" "New“? imam: 529(1332:
. . . ,; ' if: ‘ross teams as c .
out Ills famous Mahogany mm'n mas seals in town, shows that almom
Rhcde island recs. which hare iakcu 10000 of the seals were sold here, “,4
Madison Square Garden prizes for $98.98 was received front this source.
H’Vi'l'fll years past. llut he expects to
After rctnining 15 per cent. for state-
gfl ”1,. artificial mothers m “.urk now with aniituhcrculoais work. and dc-
l ilhiil a few days. ‘
ducting the expenses incidental'io the
A paper is in circulation among the
garment upon which they chance to
fall. besides ruining one's tclllpcr
when they crawl down a man's llvcit
after soiling his nice white collar.
campaign. the local association
$96.76 which is deposited at the Home
Bank and Trust Company as tire ligat-
l'lzz of a spec’al unli‘tuberculoeitrtu‘pd.
Mrs. G. ll. Ntlxnn. chairman of 'the M-
zseiaticn. Ilspoued of 7,100 to local
r stoic-ms. mainly by mail the school
children sold 1,800. and local stores
all sign in favor tit-eliminating .boo't
accounts and doing a strictly cash
business with no credit ctcntlczl b"'
yond the currenl week, because of war
conditions. The Walter Stewart com: lht‘fcmainini! 998. V
puny started this plan a". first of 1m . Rev. G. E. Richter of this town was
your, and it is believed that all thel in Hartford this week. as the represell
other storekecpers will also bo.wil-; tau"! 0‘ ihe Methodist Protestant
ling to adopt it. I churches of the state, at a meeting of
Dr. H. 8. Hanson expects to attend! the recently organised Dry Amen“
a conference at Hartford. next week.
where he plans for the promotion of 5
the salts of the war savings .umwlorssnisatlons. ”mum" "‘“m‘” and
will be considered.
chairman of the local committee.
m, posed to the saloon and interested in
ricu folks should not neglect to buy‘ "1° "“16"“ 0' ""3 prohibition “my"
generously of m “a stamps, and to: meat. Fourteen such organisations
buy them in town. so that Darlen wilil '°'° ”"mmd I! this week's meet-
be credited with the proper allotment ins- while about in doses more are is
bought by its residents. They are ols 'm'led- Mil were not present ‘1 "If
tsinsble at the bank or say of the Wins
postolllceo in town.»
William roe-ton and family of the
Heights have temporarily clued this
Newton/disuse and removed to lie--
'ford, where Mr. Peuim's m
the Stamford iron West-“hill“.
sti‘thst it will he easiest" 'hh-IO,
tinsel lohls business .ui’d'u. M
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ITIAMIR'I cssw LANDID
“loom ofl'loftho British tl’lllllt
can-clitoris. stotellossssroans
slants soul. was lsntlsdhesstodsr
rhysllnitedjtstescouttlsusnip;
of “I. lM'IOBOOI'm.‘“ u. MI :39“ u "m
The Store Thai Salisiics
had .
'cf Connecticut. which is welding :o'
igelher in c federation all the various:
Dr. mason “not any other character. which are up '
an anionic road. no. zz.-— '
Mr. Peuton immafzth Wot-Ch .
public-tainted citizensuti afi'fizfiff lgflmfl 9'; “3,3,“; ,1“;
xiv _'.
ifleatlsss Monday" are at an end.
By direction of the state com-‘ :1
missioner of motor vehicles. motor
cars heretofore listed as “pleasure
cars" will, from now on,vbe listed as , "
"passenger cars." '
Mrs. Thomas Crawford with her
two daughters, who have been occu-
pying one of FAmund Ashton's haust .
at Noroton Heights, have removed to - .
Miami. Florida. The family formerly
lived on Leno: Hill. Rowayton. _
The extra car which runs Sunder
morning. leaving Norwalk at 9:18
o’clock. and the Rowayton switch at
9:50 for Not-walk, will be discontinued
beginning on Sunday. February 24th.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Rowayton Baptist Church will
hold a Washington's birthday enter-
tainment and social at the church this
evening and the members of the con-r
grecation and the members of the so
ciety are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Eva LeGallienne. daughter‘of I
Tokeneke's famous mail of letters, or
Ichard Mablenne, is supporting Ethel
Barrymore in "The Oil Chance" which .
made its appearance on 'BroailI‘aY, -;
this week. A number of local people
attended the premiere presentation of x? '
this play, which was given at the
Stamford Theatre on February 11.
The scarcity-dune] in this section
is discernible in those who patronize
the trolleyline drool Men to Not-
‘waut. forces the line pales through
the Austen-ind Raymond ueodstonthe
Tokens” trail. one” ' that people
4:? .z.
York.
newesov amen ,sv km
Francis Nolnn,a small train boy or,
the Benedict News Company. was at- ‘
tacked.and bitten by a dog owned by I
rilsrry Conroy. of 1 Franklin avenue. I
about four dclook yesterday alter-5
Milli l0 NORWAli;
Slil’PERS "
Because of strikes in the ship-
' building trade, the “Steamer Mar-
ion,” which is in dry-dock at
Perth Amboy for necessary re-
pairs will not begin service‘via
WMWMWMW
On Feburary 20,‘ as {first an-
nounced. Miller & Houghton,
owners of the line, hope how-
ever to hate the “Marion” in
commission within a few days.
ANNOUNCEMENT
WILL BE MADE
As soon as possible as to the ‘-
definite date as to ‘ when the
“Marion” will begin actual ser-
vice between this City and New
Miller & Hollghton
.3? 2m: "
«- Vp‘
cl.
9
FOB “Hails All) 'MI'
noon when the formsrwas leaving the] yfidm'ugfi‘m "4.2:." ”“'
You a.
\have been,“ with their uses split 232m? paras. going mile as $.33: @«t'flfi‘mfimwmg
v'ti oliohipstronluthe many :stnnlv' for in. t as s was no u: 'v- 4 . ‘
sit-l: of which have stood for year! not custom, Prancis paid no attentionI wedllhfifldld'ngwug
{metal feet abate the'cround. "lid to-hiln. until he tell. the canine’s teethI I I" 1“! 5! admin.“
dnhtlessntahsplendid mloM-fll'o- in his leg. The leg was torn in two.‘ .
l , mes. tor when the dog fonndhe: ...._....
“ .muleno impression on the shin hone:
"in watts, ear: he leaned higher and caught the 1mm
, __ M'shi'cbfle the knee. “on"; I sndsschsngssllkindsoi
nanny M of New York. who MI doses-e to the -tirst's aid at this
fought a number of ma ho". is in the...“ between the two, they nan-l lpsdsl Isle on Second Tit-ea.
Mar-i MIN-towel Wt .ssedtto tear the boy's clothing consid- Best Prices Paid for All this at
MMMKunsorChlenrownm, { Junk.
host's-welsh! is 1401M and he! m.,snum was called teamed. It. arson
«promised sdste utthewlonletnntsuanausmmtmommimu lsstlorwal.
club. ’ nocsuseforworry. lid-mo _
mm.
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