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Norwalk
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PH DAVIS
m un'l‘u‘.’ STREET
'1‘“ NOR“‘AI.K
mm: for March
:‘I'OiV at Donnelly’s
- k (inns.
.Il the ice and
number of side-
.\ that have been man said that release of air made the
the snow shovel
many years.
’: SUPPER
i v of Kings Daugh-
.\ ll: Baptist Church
;~- in the church
‘ lsl. from G to 8
l\.":.:~.‘irl:. has
mu 1‘\"sor at
9.
he
Southern New"
. 1w?" why after a
T. Il'l‘mlcn.
Tlilsdon
Kansas
lillll-l In their
. :‘h ll: llilsdon's
'.\~: ~i llilsdon of
l'.- ;‘ 1mg.-
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\ Fl\'(ll.\'G ORCH—
. March 1. Nut
(‘onneally &
newly reno-
:~'\-.'1rl7. & Corbett
rn strrvot on Mon-
“n workmen being
' vilix s, new fixtures
the store interior.
:1 I'Or‘ruiting ofl‘icer
Paw .cziay evening for
,nln the Norwalk
Battery. There
- t ‘2‘; of the men who
15.41 at wiflch time
’ . animation of officers.
' 10:: F. Ganley and
'lzy l"
i‘ .
l ' in
<lwnt a day recently.
4i utte-ndedth‘c grand i 10:45 o'clock last night, and on orders
Garden. given by the '
' lTnlon. and also
at the Bronx Opera
1\
FOR
1‘1
fa
'1 met and Menthol
52c
it Powell, Corp.
uth Norwalk
ALL
EONEY
ms? {ad in this
i» xfore Sat-
N o o n ,,
will ’
i nterest
m
(1. ‘..
yuanusv \
,after 5 o'clock this morning. and kept
and COLDS ‘
no Comp. withCod . -
"Al-{AGKEMO am: Biotin "
scum NORWALK-r”
VJ
A regular monthly‘inceting of Phos-
nix Engine companywlll beheld to-
morrow night.
——The March Victor accords will be
on sale tomorrow at A. J. Collins Co.
The Norwalk all-star indoor has.
kethall team will meet the Co. K team.
at the Armory. this evening. "
There will be choir practice in Trin-
ity Episcopal church, on ‘ Thursday
evening, at 7: 45 o'clock.
-—-There will ,be a meeting 0! the
Motorized Artillery men at the Ar-
qucstcd to be present.
The best Executor of your will is a.
strong Trust Co. equipped by experi-
ence and organized especially to han-
dle trust aflairs. The South Norwalk
Trust Company invite you to consult
them regarding their facilities as ex~
center and trustee.
—Hear the March Victor records
on sale tomorrow at A. J. Collins Co.
'Th‘e automatic sprinkler going at
the Swartz &. Corbett block in “fast:-
ington street started work shortly
it up for several hours. The watch
gong ring for so long a time.
—Learn the latest
dances. Polleys‘ Dancing School.
ways open.
’ The Conde Nast Publishing Com—
pany. of New York. city, has pun
chased the plant and equipment oil
the Arbor Press. of Greenwich. which
recently went into bankruptcy. It is
understood that the plant, which is
one on? the finest in the ‘country, will
be nutilized for printing purposes.
-—Pea Coal at Harris 8: Guns.
‘Gus Green. of Taylor avenue. re-
ported tol the! police yesterday morn-
ing that he had had a. collision at the
corner of Connecticut avenue and
Cedar street with Harry Brenongcr of
Milford. Neither car was damaged
to any extent. The accident happen—
ed about 10:30 o'clock yesterday
morning.
——Hats Renovated. O'Brien.
The girls from the trimming de-
partment of the Caplan 8:. Goldman
Hat. Company's factory were given a.
half holiday Friday afternoon. They
had a very enjoyable. sleigh ride to
New Canaan, and from there to Stam-
ford. where they enjoyed a bountiful
dinner by Mr. Goldman. Inxthe even-
ing the girls witnessed play Clarence
and arrived home about midnight.
—McENELLY’S SINGING ORCH-
estra, at Armory, Tues. March 1. Nut
Sed. } ‘ .
A Ford car. without markers or
lights. was found standing. deserted,
in Cedar street. near the turnpike. at
Al-
from the police department was taken
to Vaast Bros.’ garage. Later. the po-
lice received a call from State’s Meat
Market. on the turnpike. reporting
that they had had their automobile
stolen from the spot” where they had
been repairing it. The car was the
same one. ~
iEXEcUToRf
OF YOUR ‘WII-I:
ils a strong Trust Co.,.
,‘équipped by exrreri-
:Jn‘ce‘ and organized
aiaslaccialiy to handle
we invite you to consult
.. us regarding our facilities
‘as executor' and trustee.
. 5%
South Norwalk 7,
Trust Company
extrema Amos-Sr. Tues. Mud-ch
' walk armory Murder
, father is teelin much lm roved and
mory Wednesday evening all are 113-! g p
"Broadway" >Shellflsh Committee in Hartford. and the South Norwalk Baptist church
number or the machine.
scum: 77'9an mm
fin". 3.1:; Henry, 208 mm
—m.nrn memo
Bed.
The annual meeting or the South .4; largely attended eating 0 {he
curs, will be held tomorrow evcning. lchur'ch was held many a“
The dance held by Company K. tfilé home of 111- GM” A , '
Connecticut State Guards, in the: Nor- 3ND ‘ 338‘»
night m meeting. a. wetsuit scold!
largely attended. “5079(1-
—Mareh Victor teem-dc on sale to- ‘ -—Coa.l at Hear!- O mus.
marrow at A‘ J' Collins 0°“ Hans Kronoid. “'cellist. who was to;
L Tommorrow evening. the annual, have “pm at the South NM
meeting or the Norwalk Country club Methodist Episcopal church, on the
company will be held at the N61!!! of level-ling of Sunday. February 20th
the South Norwalk club, directors Wm amp there next many eye.
will be elected for the coming year. inmgr March am it was announced
——McENELLY's SINGING 0RCH~ .last evening at the church.‘ —
extra, at Armory. Tues. March 1. Nut
Guests at the Royal James hotel
' over the week-end were: Charles H.
A goodly attendance marked the. imp” Boston Mass.- Mr. and Mrs..-
dinner dance at the Rpm! James H. F. Schall New York; a. Stacie
Hotel Saturday night. SWEEPS 0"- mm New York it
chestra furnished the music for the John J, Curry, gmgfxg: 98$. Mand
dancing ers. P H. Cruise. Peoria; 111.. and J.
George 0. Duisult has received N. Cockerhome. Norwalk.
“m" "0‘“ Beam” va' “mt 1‘“ Coroner John ‘.J Phelan will. at
9: 30 o'clock tomrrow morning con-'
duct an inquest into the death of Her-
D f win-
tel siesta; lipildii‘hfi” n 1.... who... b... we- round in m
' {Norwalk harbor on the 21st. But? it
‘——-The young men of this country has been learned b
y the police for,-
need military training, those “’1‘" meriy iiv ed in New York city on We
have it need practice. “1059 who have 17 th street. The remains have been
not should learn, all this can be had interred
by joining the Motorized Artillery ryi L
{embers o: the South NorWaJk
Wednesday night at the Armory. Club who were present at the club on
The Master Mason degree was Saturday night had the "feed" or
worked at a special communication 01- their lives. when a halt barrel of
Old \‘V’ell Lodge, No. 108' F‘ S" A' M lChcsa cake Ba oxstcrs resented to
Saturday evening. This evening there the cfiib by Birg'css Jenxhings. were
is able to sit up a bit each day. Mr.
Norwalk club, with election of om: ‘24 class or the Norfolk" Mamet
Prices on our pm stock:
or amnesia-nus; on
T9?! mum
The reduction m’m. OI!
finai. ' Ml“
as"
Allow is etc
As. low a; $1.00
‘ Homer
A: low as 250
GAPS ,
As low as $1.80
ENTIRE STOCK . enlcso
AcconomoLY
Rogers and
will be a special communication heldimsde' into a stew. _ Egg and cheese
at which time the matter or more!
sandwiches and coffee comprised the
adequate quarters will be considered. [balance at the luncheon served .
On Wednesday thefle willfbe thffie Gable' B Orchestra of to”), pieces,
important 0’ Stet bi s c ore e. .prm ided a. special musical program at
many local oystermen and others who in
st evenin . there bein a fairly
are interested are urged to attend the large con grigation in spgite of the
session and give their views upon rstorm. The sermon for the exenlng
them - was given by Rev. 7.. J". Schoeppfer.
.._McENELLY's ‘squNG. OBCH— the 'topic being “The Harmonious
estra, at Armory. Tues. March 1. Null Life."
Sed. A s ‘ e f
. pcclal meetingmt the Board 0
'Mcmbers Of the basketball “a?!“ of Councilmen has been called for this
the South Norwalk Post Office em- evening to act on the payment of
ployccs and the Monker Grotto team. 'teachers' salaries for the .monlh ol.’
held a. practice game in Hoyt's theatre LFebruarv. It was stated at the City
hall. )esterdav morning The post Hall this morning that the payroll
office employes won, by a score of 42 lwas not properly prepared and City
to 30' VJTreasurer \Iurray refused to certify
A hearing on the charter amend- ,the amount called for. It is expected
ment for the City Of Norwalk will be ithat the school teachers will be paid
held in Hartford about March 9, ac- tomorrow.
cording to a statement given in the
Sentinel this morning by State Sens.-
tor Nehemiah Candee. - The hearing cheater team at the Norwalk armory
will be largely attended. Thursday night.
George Way reported to Patrolman hot one and bitter fight for every min»
John Reynoldslearly this mornlyslute of the forty minutes of plays.
that a bad hole existed in front of 1\o. Portchester has a strong lineup in.
18 Taylor avenue. The street depart- ciuding 1111550“. Birdsali and \Vardi
Norwalk (Company K.) basketball _
five will crash with the strong Port-I
The game will be sv
Stevens
‘ Norwalk and South Norwalk
BURGLARS IN LYNES PLACE.
Burglars broke into the home of
\Viillam Burns. 3 Lyrics place, Satur-
day afternoon. ransacked the house.
scouring two valuable gold watches.
Entrance to the house was gained by
breaking the pane of glass in a. win-
dow in'thc rear.
ry‘s house in Cranbury. was paid in
.full, Saturday. by J. M. Layton & Co..
Inc.
Garments, Draperies
Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
ment was. “Otlfitfl and have found three 0:! the best players in the cast.
that so bed was the condition there Norwalk will Play its regular five in-
that it would be necessary to closeicmdmg Dugon. Gusrnieri Smith. Lon,»
the street at this spot until rcpairs-‘Lchnk and Brotherton.
can be made. v .
In the uptown city court this morn-L
ing before Judge Nehemiah Candee.
Otto Goldstein. oi’ Silvermine. was ar-
raigned on the charge or having wild
rabbits in his possession out of season.
The accused was arrested by Game ‘
Warden W'ilbur Smith. Inasmuch as
it was the first offense. Judge Candee
discharged Goldstein upon the pay-
3 wool.
contains simple directions to dye old,
jaded, shabby materials whether
silk. linen, cotton or mixed
was any new. rich. tadeless color.
mther. dye. \
Willis 3mm
uummmnmmumm
ment. at costs or the hearing.
The night watchman at the New
England Cereal Company: s plant. Win-
field street. East Norwalk, reported to
the police this morning at 5:80 o 'clock
that a Ford car had been standing.
Mrs. Pine, Well
Headaches of Years' Standing
Known Raidofit of Lfiranford.
Bradley Street, is Emhuslacti’c Over CINOT as. It Relieves Her of Her
Conn. Who Reside: on
apparently abandoned, at the corner
of Winfield It'reet and East avenue. Headaches are one of the hardest
since early last night. At 6 o’.clock
he reported that several young men 'mqladlcs to conquer that the hunt?!
had come along and had taken the flesh is heir to because—as a. rule, it
machine away. He did not set £116 is only a symptom—quay“ a nerve
:crylng out—maybe a sour stomach.
or it might be the eyes or a multitude
[of other things. If it is not the eyes.
CINOT. as a rifle. will relieve it. and
it will positively if it is from conifi‘v'
'patlon. biliousness .or stomach trou-
bles onstarved nerves.
Mrs. Pine says:
“I have/been enacting from nerv-
ousness tor a long: time and could
- 1
ii
'Toeureac‘oid
«
little thing would excite me and start
a nervous headache or dizzy spells.
I could not eat or sleep and was badly
constipated.
CINOT and the results have been most
wonderful. I can eat.,weli and sleep
through the night- My. constipation
has entirely disappeared, and have
not had a headache or- a. nervous nt-
tack since the first bottle. I never
even thought that CINOT would do
ohc hundredth as much.
omsrmak-msdnmu
mnrugod end-ligand“
iflfOne Day .
hardly do my housework. The least
JOSEPHiM.
73 com»
'. receptions 44,, ,
(Formerly Efl'ron Goal Co.,-of 3 Rowan Street)
stores eyes-where.
WARNS
menus sAsr' NORWAIJ}
420‘ years experience?
handling estates,
‘2‘: Q‘\ l arch lst.
lllh Norwalk
*1 Mme Jmnette -
South Norwalk’s when
Corseticrc mam
BIG SABE
" Vings Banki-
The insurance on William C. Per-
Fun for Women to Dye9
l"! have used but three bottles 021
make skirt [of $1.50”
Just to “brisk things up” and keep tafl'o'm
tor limited time, we shall make a skirt (an-meme!
tailoring charge of but $1. 50. ~
That means choice from more than 25 new afir
)Onect styles.
i;
It means that $1. 50 is entire charge for tailoring-q
i
no extras for findings and fittings and all such.
It m‘eans that every skirt 18 cut and (then' is tried
l and carefully fitted. Then, when it is finished, it is
to be satisfactory in fit. if
. No matter what wooleus are purchased, the tailo
charge 18 the same. And the same care and skin is a
in cuttingfitfing and finishing. e3
Here are some ‘of the worthy and appealing lain-la it!
be chosen fro , ,
Tin brown plum pekin copenhagen taupe gray tan
black and 01d blue—One yard lilo 54 inches Wide—-
$1.50 to
Homespuns in handsome and durable mixtures,
brown or copenhagen effects, 54 inches wide——- $1. ,
Velour of rich finish and fine soft texture, gray 11..
brown and taupe, 54 inches wide— $2.75 1; ‘
Striking and rich and plchsmg plaids 1n combia .
of pokin and tan, old blue-and tan; gray and navy and
brown and red and tan, brown and henna and old blue,
and green and old blue, black and white—54 inches wi. .
‘ $2.75 to u
; Checks of fine efie’et and Various sizes, tan brown b .
gray and blocksandawhliae combinations; 5! inches ~ '
$3 to $0.75
'-- mm floor.
V-
Imm‘g‘ sm'
Tome] Racks
Knife Boxes
Com mm
Mod-o Traps Watson-do
cm on new on Rolling Pine.
Pantomi- , Cake 83“”.
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