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.13.; of Judge Joseph
. -..:11ck. will be pleased
. l-«mt again, after sev-
s' , .11 of fever.
.1 Harris 8; Gans. 4
traveling outside the
lwst. several parties
hme already held
' 1 .11‘1 merry tilnes.
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1. Tues. March 1. Nut
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.1 .mg Sentinel, who is
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scum spawns
Mr and Mrs. Harold R. Austin, of
= the Hotel Mahackemo, have left for
3 New York city.
main until April.’
where they will re-
The Norwalk Board of Realty Brok-
ers will hold a. meeting and dinner at
the floral domes Hotel, on Friday
evening. March 4th, at 6:15 o‘clock.
William Bade. of. this city. who is
conducting a prosperous lunch wagon
‘in Darlen, has been ill the past few
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—--All styles Soft Hatsr-O'BrIa‘s
over a year.
“DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT.
Town Assembly Hall. Grace Brothers'
of America. will give a. cuchre, pin-
oclzle and dance. Tuesday evening.
Munch 1st. Odd Fellows Hall.
and dancing will start at 8 o’clock.
Not a single entry was made on the
uptown police blotter in the past 72
hours, according to the police. This is
the first time that this has happened in
full Orchestra. with Cathedral Chimes.
Old Glory Council, No. 2, Daughters
Cards
~Fine assortment of Gapa~0'8rien's.
HARTFORD. Feb. saw—Brie: and
business-like was the session of the
tGeneral Assembly yesterday. This
was the last Friday session for smné
time. The attendance in both branch-
vos was flair.
The Senate adopted a resolution ap~
pointing George L. King deputy judge
at Meriden and the House adopted
theme! 109 to 7:.
Cam‘s rooms in Wall and 31m
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one appointing Thomas P. Dunne
judge in the nine court, the resolu-
tion in behalf of William Huellver us-
ing withdrawn in the latter hoax.
Unless there should be a pressure of
business. neither branch will sit again
on a Friday until near the end of the
seasom. Hearings will not be assign-
ed for manys, either. Only the
cities and boroughs and judiciary
committees held hearings today. The
last named had before it several com-
panics.
A\bill reported in provides that
when an act takes effect upon its pas-
sage. the Secretary of State shall send
a. typewritten copy of the same to
each town clerk.
'To the Senate. committees made re-
ports which included these:
The judiciary committee put in fa-
vorabie reports on bills to increase
the salaries of the judge, deputy judge
and prosecutor in the Greenwich bor-
ough court; increasing salaries in the
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and mail it to Foley & 00.. 2835 Shelf-
field Ave” Chicago.1u.w,writing your
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Moving the games. new. .
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ENTIRE STOCK PRICED
AGOORDINGLY
Rogers and
Stevens
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The Y—4 class of the Norwalk Meth-
odist church will hold a business meco
ing and social at the home of Miss
Gladys Atwatcr, 2 Maple street, "to
night. r-
———Coai at Harris a Gm.
Arlington Coter. of 24 Spring street.
was bitten on the hand by a. collie
dog. yesterday afternoon about 4
o‘clock ,while. walking along Clay
street. The matter was referred to
Dog )V'arden Thomas VV'alsh for in-
vestigntion.
Mr. Sidney Cook. formerly of Nor-
walk has gene to England for a visit
to his people whom he has not seen
for a number of years he probably
will be gone a month, his wife taking
his place at the Trolley Express office
at Milford. during his absence.
-——l\IcENELLY'S SINGING ORCH-
(‘111, Oklahoma. He
mung letter concerning 1
- there.
Amid Bergstrom. of 1
>1 vnml d1st11ct sailed
' - 1d the Aqultnuia. £01
, l. ‘::11rl. on route to
1 1 11‘ pmcnts in Finland.
. 11.11. 111(3 “ill leturn to
\»' 31S.
muchwl. O'Brien.
‘ :mumont has decided to
11 c practice of sending
:l;>‘ to various cities and
1- 1rpose of issuing Vic-
:o o~c~serxice men and
': li:13moml S. Sifdol who
.fionod in Danbury for
received orders yester-
np the station and to re-
1- rr- 1111» Springfield Mass. re-
' ulqnnrters. It will be ne-
» .uwvice men desiring med—
'; their requests to Spring-
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'"mory. Tues. Liarch 1.
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FOR
.HS and COLDS
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son & Powell, Corp.
801th Norwalk
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YOU
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k. stocks, In
”:11 other legal
'1 have if you
1 in one of out
A F E DEPOSIT
BOXES
‘;1fc law that
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- gain access
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"Den your box,
he done pri-f
one of our
mths.
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SaVings Bank.
80qu
cstra. at Armory. Tues. March 1. Nut
Senator Nehemiah Candec ‘will. to.
‘morrow mening. deliver 'the principal
laddiess at the postponed \Vashlngton-
ILincoln meeting of the Sons of .Veter-
'ans association of New Canaan. in
11111311101111 Hall, New Canaan. The
meeting was to have been held last
Sundru but was postponed because o:
the storm.
«4.203.! at Harris 5. Guns.
Jury “arrnnts for the civil sick of,
the Snperim court. which opens in
iii-.idgeport Tuesday. were served on
the following. this morning. by Depa
my Sheriff Nelson Benedict: Archie
Abbot and Edmund Godfrey both of
“111011. and John F. McMahon. John
A. Mills and Phillip H. Fielding. all of
Vorwalk
i —-‘\icENEI.LY’s SINGING ORCl-L
’estrn. at ArmorLElles. March 1. Nu!
Sed
Gemgc N. Wilson. of the Merrill
Business College \Vashington street.
tbdny is attending the convention of
UK business tea chers. at the Bridge—
pmt High school. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. and several
contests. among them typewriting and
stcnogzaphy tests. have been arrang-
ed.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.’1‘he aver-
age attendance during the term of the
meetings was fifteen.
gret that those who
classes noted the end. as many inter-
esting and helpful subiects came up
Enilcld court,
the city and police court of Meriden.
quire the attorney-general t° proceedlpoley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
against any person or corporation who and back-
would cause pollution of the Nauga- [kidney
tuck river; to drive bootblacks and
hat cleaners out of barber shops as a
sanitar) measure; to require manu-
facturing companies to supply individ-
ual cups for drinking purposes.
stead of having a common drinking
cup; and to establish veterinary hos-
pitals for isolation of cases of glan-
dcrs and farcy.
were transacted at
Banner Council.
59¢. of Liberty.
ing. games were enjoyed and "conse-
quence" afforded much merriment. as
did the potato race,
Prince.
as captains.
the winners and were treated to cher-
ries. while H.
were treated (
which they had to eat before the win-
ners.
in order. which "ilnully" led to the
banquet room. where the tables were
decorated with favors in keeping with
“'nahington's Birthday,
with good things to eat. such ussando
wichs .celcry.
seven varieties of home-made cakes.
coffee. and hon bans.
dancing was enjoyed.
the next meeting.
learn further 01' the. attendance cards.
which were given out to the members
of the Council on Thursday evening.
meet with Annie Plunder. Roww ton.
Wednesday evening.
BIRD LECTURE IN NEW OANAAN.
birds of Connecticut. and _sspociallr.
Fnlrfleld county. which he illustrated ‘ '
It is with re- .by lantern slides. the pictures having
attended the 1been taken by Mr: Bml‘th.
nice: of the Bird Protective assoc!»
name and address clearly.
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
the Berlin court. and
Adverse reports, were on bills to xe-
rheumatism. backache
and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
nd thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousness. head-
aches. and sluggish bowels.—'—Stlllson—
Powell Corp.
nue South Norwalk. was among
soloists at the Darien
in- church. Thursday evening.
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Min Alice Webb. of Railroad ave-
the . 3 1 _, \ _
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After routine matters of business
the meeting of
Sons and Daughters
held last Thursday even—
of which Edward
and Howard Richards acted
E. Prince and team were
and team
potatoes.
Richards
*3) to row
A march for all present was then
and loaded
Dreams are only1the dim outline, not the substance, of
achiei cement. Leadership in the business world is a mere
boast unless results accomplished prove it.Tl1e masters are"
the men of deeds, not of dreams.
Dreams are worth while only when, by labor, you
struggle patiently and earnestly to make them come true.
Are you spending less than you earn! If not 3011 cannot
fill the shoes shown in the picture above.
The City National Bank
scum ,NORWALK.
baked beans. beets.
After the supper music, singing and
All members should be present at
March 10th, to
The entertainment committee will
Can Y6£1Fiifihese Shoes 1
Inst to “brisk things up” and keep tailors b
r limited time, we shall make a skirt to measure at Q!
floring charge of: but $1.50.
. That means choice from more than 25 new attrac
lorrect styles. _
'1 It means that $1. 50 is entire charge for tailoring-9‘
Jo extras for findings and fittings and all such. ‘1
‘ 3 It means that every skirt is cut and than is tried on”
d carefully fitted. Then, when it is finished, it is sure”
he satisfactory in fit.
No matter what woolens are purchased, the inflow
e is the same. And the same care and skill 18
cutting fitting and finishing. .1
. Here are some of the worthy and appealing fahfieq
lo be chosen frame—v
1 'Agroup of serges, crepes, Tussahs, poplins, trico
e-inbrown plum pekin copenhagen taupe gray tan
)lack lackand old blue-one yard to 54 inches wide-—
$1. 50 to $4.50
~ Homespuns in handsome and durable mixtures, in!
town orcopenhagen efiects, 54 inches wide— .
Velour pf rich finish and fine soft texture, gm
and taupe, 54 inches wide— i917;
and rich and pleasing plaids in comb
and tan, old blue and tan, gray and n
brown and red and tan, brown and henna
l
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith. bo-
” blue, inn and green and old blue, black and whit ~
es wide—«1 $175 to
The se1cnth and last meeting for fore a large audlefiée in the Town :4 . 3‘ ,
the season of the Trinity parish mis- hall at Now Cannon. in: evening. ' __ - L
sion study class was held last Thurs- gave a malt Interesting lecture on the g .
The lecture was given undo the our
eChecks of fins cfiect and various sizes, tan
gray and black-and—white combinations; 54 i
88—0 $3 to $3.75 *
mm.
for study and discussion.
factory.
C. a: K. grew nenous.
John F. W'ilmott. employed at the
last
night. when he reached in the pocket
of his coat which was hanging up in
tion. and wash-so. The audience lis-
tened to com o! the climates about
birds: experiences of Mr. Smith whils
collecting phMo'h-ap’hs. an. some at
the instances for fié‘lormstion u'
A...
i . Curtis. First district
, light plant would be aflected,
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the boiler room. and couldn't find :26
which he was sure he had placed in
the coat. He sent in a call for the
police and Patrolman Flynn. inves-
tlgating. found that Wilmott had two
coats, and that the money was in the
pocket of the coat in which Wilmott
had not looked.
Altin Hancock 0: Bridgeport. pres-
ident of the Bridgeport Board of
Realty Brokers, and John T. Sloan,
president or the New Haven board,
spoke before a. meeting of the Nor-
Last night, in the offices of Charles E.
local organization. were loath to tail:
about the meeting. this morning, say-
ing “that there was nothing for the
papers at this time."
A hearing on the bills by which it
is proposed to take all municipslly‘
owned property from the municipali-
ties and place it under control or the
Public Utilities Commission. and by
which‘ the' secamr also-ices electric '
was
scheduled to be held before a commit—
tee at the meeting of the Geneml As-
sembiY. yesterday, but owing to a
Bird Protective clubs. with i. great
deal 9: interes. .
8. District court. and Judge Wet
Hoyt. *0: the New Haven City court.
will be the speakers .at the banquet
at the Eiks’ Club, tomorrow evening.
Judge John Keogh will be toastmast-
or.
300 Ellis are expected to attend.
walk Board at Realty Brokers-held n’onwsm: omens m.
Member: 01 the [and Second. lieutenant Thomas 1..
McMahon of Company 1. Fourth In.
tantry of Nomadic were promoted ro-
respectively to the grales o! captain;
and first lieutenant in mm
from the office or the adjntant genes-
al yesterday.
Heine of the same company was-cont
mission-ed a second lieutenant to no;
ceed Lieutenant McMahon. ,
give a. concert at the South Norms
Baptist church tomorrow mains.
W
ELKS CLASS INMATIOE.
Judge Edwin. S. Thomas. of the U.“ _ .
A class of 80 will be initiated and.
First Lieutenant Charles E. Britt.
Corporal Albert 21.
HEbooklet diown herewith has been
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The Not-wall: church orchestra. wfi'i
number of other hearings was post-
poned until next week. Staci-intend-
cut Albert E. Winchester. of the
works. Was present yesterday. and will
be present next week at the m
While a hearing was undcr way .11
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