\(l. NO$WALK.
I—wllm't Miss These
.l anuary Prices
on
and Overcoats
$14.50
$22.50
$29.50
$34.75
$39.50
Sulti
1,, 71-4, and 73—8
gait Hats at $1.50
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January. and.
'l‘hur"sday will be
3 of ()ur Hrothers' Lodge.
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will he held to-
will lu- rehearsal of the
initiation of cauli—
nx ll'll' Eastern Star have
Masonic Lodge
Dally t‘or‘a supper
. in: to ho M'I'VG‘d t0 Butl‘f
.\l . on Tuesday e‘vené'
The
Palace Feb. 1.
.m. m' Loundcs avenue,
up-to-ddte
. 1 .' ix Ming hcated by one
. lnlcrnationnl One-pipe
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lw- l‘lt'idi tomorrow
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The first
ll: mlcln has the con-
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' 'm'k ill the Elm Grove
l.\' planning to have
lir-lll this season.
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Norwalk
h-ncvolent and Pro-
has presented
handsome oak desk.
office of
Hitllllcy and will.
., l.;.- the trustees andI
4- \‘ll'tl‘ola at Donnelly’a
[\gtynlonts.
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meeting
Store open
Progress
will he heldl
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The
has arrang-
with in musical 9n-
mld danc-
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' Dry Goods Store
Under Mahackemo Hotel
South Norwalk
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3 T1“ are 13mm
The Springwoo
for a dance to be
February 10th.
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Oscar F. Sbhultze is to be ‘
. . one o:
the judges-atJhe—poult ab 3 “
in Hartford. fiThursdayfy Wito open
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John F. FBérttum. =cler
South Net-will: ' k
hing
held-int: Klan hall 4m
in the
1'13 slowly immvgug
{William Who has
Roma in Taylor Place.
,been ill at his
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The senior club of the Girls" Friend-
ly society will meet at theihome ~01?
Miss Gertrude Preusser. East Rooks
road, tonight.
m
.——Celtic Players present "The Tray.-
elzlmg Salesman." Palace Theatre, Feb.
1
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The dance held Saturday night in
the Royal James hotel was marked
by a good attendance. Speidel's or-
chestra furnished the music.
Bovine Bros., the Third District
coal dealers. have opened an office lor
the taking of orders and also for col-
le‘ctlons, at the corner of Wall and
Commerce streets, First Diétrict.
L'ndcr the joint auspices of Battery
C. and Combat Train. a successful
dance was held Saturday night in the
Norwalk Armory. Gail’s orchestra
furnished the music.
“Blur‘mr'coal at Harris and Guns
The master mason degree was con—
ferred at a special communication of
St. John's Lodge. No. 6. I“. & A. M.,
held Saturday night in Masonic tem-
ple. Berkeley street.
The boys; of llutlcr Chapter.
M.. say there is going to he a
time. on Tuesday evening. M. M.
degrcc then supper by the ladies
tho Eastern Star.
R. A.
big
M.
of
Slipping while tending the furnace
Saturday noon, Edward McMahon. of
{66 Franklin strut. fell to the rcmcnt
lfioor of the collar of his home. sus-
taining a. deep gash on tho chin. Hc
was treated by Dr. \Vllllam J. Tracey.
ters of Veterans will hold their re-
gular meeting tonight in G. A. R. hall.
Washington street. over Schultze's
market. All members are rcqurstcd
to attend.
Dr. Gatz of New York city. a bril-
liant speaker. gave a delightful ud-
drcss last night at. the Norwalk M. E.
church. The speaker confined his re-
marks almost entirely to the younger
element talking on Epworth League
matters.
—Radlator and Hood covers
Aaron Kohn.
'l‘vo men who refused to pay thcir
fare on the railroad train at 1271‘0
o'clock this morning caused quite a
row to take place at the cast hound
depot. Patrolman Flynn and icy—
thc officers they decided that it was
bcttcr to pay there iaro and did so. No
arrests were made.
~Radlator and Hood Covers.
Aaron Kohn.
An automobile truck «lrlvcn by A.
Leader. of 92 W'illia‘m street. llrldgc-
port. skidded in front of thc armory.
yesterday morning. bumping into
automobiles owned by City Treasurer
Anson Keclcr. and pic-Mayor Anthony
Sundcrlaml. of Danlmry. which were
standing in front of the armory. The
'Suderland car, a Ford. was badly
‘ . hamaged the rearaxlc. one of the rear
3i 0 N D A Y
EVENING
fill» your bank book
in your pocketvand
m a k e anotherda-
posit here. ‘Wenane
always open‘from’éffi
[0 8 p. m.
If you haven’t an
account here, it $8.33;
good plan to start
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3 .
, . urge“memberahlp
1 fimmts' "Wid’fiofi. the 3 business
1 Mk}!
V ~1ulr‘hcclsand one of the rear mudgua rds
being broken. The Rocker car was
“also badly damaged.
-—Coa.l at Harris and Guns.
The local business and~ profession-
al men have organized the Norwalk
‘Merchants‘ Association. with head-
§quarters in No. 8 North Main strccj.
‘D. ‘8. Bone. of Darlen. will fill the
position of secretary. He is well quali—
"- idod'to take charge of affairs. having
I 1 so successfully handled a similar office
ln'stamt’ord. An organization of this
kind has long been consideréd, as very
few cities of Norwalk’s size in the
’ comma-y but have its ~Merchants’ Asso-
, clation.there being more than 200 in
.IfidicafionSI’ point to a.
. ‘ :. land.
New Eng in the "Norwalk
i-pMeMannlimen. sully» =mreclat-
itaxez'mamyfi mefitsraln .. local condi-
méby’ emanation. ,
Melissa Fowler Tent. No. ll. Daugh- 1
110165 were called. When tho men sawi
'" SOCIAL NOTES
Ray W.
fornla. has
recently called home on account of
illncss in the family. Mr. and Mrs.
White and two children will leave in
—_..._._
White. of Southern Cali-"
1
Fred Dickman and family
of Chestnut street. Second District.
3.9th Sunday in Meridcn with Walter
’00:: and family. They report that
there is about. seven inches of snow .3
and fine slashing" .in . Meridian.
'Rev. Dr. Beebe. former pastor or 3
the Nor-wall: M. E. church. hasasta‘rt- ,.
ed onla‘tWo walks 1.119 in vMexzim.
during which 'he will visit many parts
ottnterest. , 7
'Gueuts .--at the Royal James hotel
over Sunday won: J. ‘Ed‘wardz
Thompson. New York city: Emma:
Stein. New York city, :and John S
Seymour. Not-walk.
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Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor
of the Norwalk M. E. church, is.
unending o. few daysrwith his mother
in Spencer, N. Y. T
Arthur Bennett, manager of ther
South'Noi-walk Mumctfshop. spent the
week end in. New York city. ' “
Mrs. John Manning. and daughter.”
Margaret, of Stamford, were visitors,
in Norwalk‘yesterday.
Mrs. Royal Nowell has returned:
Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C.
“92131118.“ is out of town on business
today.
‘———
Aliss Sarah J. Kennel! spent. the
wcck-cnd with relatives in Ridgefield.
(lcnrm‘ L. Rockwell of
was a visitor-.1!) town.
Ridgefield
Miss llezlcn-Serke was a. visitor in
New Haven. last evening.
fiAS [m5 its
llET AE'SllRlllllSE
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A large number of gas consumers
who have pro-payment or quarter
meters received what was more or
less or a pleasant surprise last week
when the regular bi-monthly bills lor
tho service charge of $1.50 for two
months were rcceivcd,
The Connecticut Light
Company rcduccd the price of its gas
[from $1.40 net to $1.30 net in October.
.1119 quarter meters were set to vend
gas at. the old rate of $1.40. 0 rclul
record of the amount of gas use and
the amount of money collected is kept
and the difference. a decrease in rate
of 10c per M. credited against the ac-
count. of each customer having a quar-
tcr meter. When the service Charge
bills were sent out last week. the
credit was deducted from the face (it
lhn hills. reducing thc amount pay-
able from $1.50 considerably. in some
cases. and less when not so much gas
was ugcd. ll‘ :1 customer uses 8.000 cu.
ft. in two months, he rrcevies a credit
on title. which deducted from the $1 50
loaves only 70c to be paid to settle
the service charge bill.
Many people have expressed consid-
I and Power
ierablc satisfaction at this concrete
fozw'idlz-ucc of the reduction in the price
of gas. . wot
Customers having straight or regu-
lar meters receive the same reluction
in the price of the gas charged for on
their regular bills.
'llllllaliilzull
. Billllllulwil
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 23.——On ac-
count of thc illness of Attorney H. W.
Orcutt. of the legal department of thi-
prohibition office at \V’ashingfbn, the
charge of conspiracy in con-
nection with. the seizure oi one hun-
dred barrels of alcohol at the freight
joined his family who was
the near future for the golden state-
. .Norwaik'
from a week‘s visit with friends in '
\V‘hitc Plains. N. 'Y. .
We ‘WBING v.
a
E. & w. Collars .
2 {for 25c
Entire stock$1.002neck-
wear,.2%for . . . . $1100
$1.00 and $1.50 Boys
Gaps
$1.50 and $2.90 Wool
Shirts “and Drawers 95c
131.501'0ve‘ralls . . . . . 79c:
25c Handkerchiefs, ‘ 3 ,
for 25¢
i.
ViRogerS-v 369’ Stevens:
Two Stores .
S. Nomi]:
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503' .
; home of the bride‘s-parents.
01233231033135 HERE
Goaifinurd {rum Page One.
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the home of the former parents in 33
Menuhin street. Later. Mr. and Mrs.
Barton'departed on a honeymoon trip
.to parts unknown. . ‘
i WWD-COHEN.
A prrltty wedding was celebrated
yesterday-afternoon, when Miss Jean
Cohen, daughtqr of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Cohen/of 275103313111) street, he»
came the bride of Isaacaosenfleld:
hardmre dealer. in
street. The ceremony wastrel-tamed y
by Rabbi Kesslcr, of 'Nofwailk. and 3“
Rabbi Lhezell, ofiBl-ooklyn. N. Y., at.»
.tho'hom'e of the bride's parents.
The wedding was very elaborateg:
and wasntteaded‘by more than eigh-
ty~nve guests, some of whom came
from Newark. N. 1.. Trenton, N. -J..
iPl'nterson. N. J.,, New Ruchelle and;
“other "cities. Following the cere-
mony. a. reception was held at theif
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IFA’THER HEREBY
g EULoGIZEs POPE.
Continued from First Page.
"The Pope. did much to reconcfle‘
'ltaly-and the Vatican and he also re-fl
established friendly relations with
France. Englandnow has an ambas-
sador there. there being. I believe.
ley car. in the Nomton district
Darlen today. He'was 63 years of age.
left parentlcss as a child.
Rhodc Island Infantry. about
)‘PRY‘S ago.
l-Iurnpc. He was decorated by
Parkway at Orange. N. 3..
field.
During the Phlrago Exposition
Philudclphia. Ho executed
which are at Yale and Harvard
the: Philadt‘lphia Art Club.
gave his add resscs
Patrolman
with
urday night 113‘
Sammis charged
CLEARANCE SALE OF
Women’s Fashionable
Footwear
A Comprehensive Assortment oi
yards several Weeks ago, was contin—
ued until Monday. Feb. 6. when the'
case was called before United ”States?
Commissioner Lavery today. The-E
men indicted are Edward Derigbus."
of Bridgeport: Fred L. Kirk and Mi-
chael Delohery. of Danbury; Edmunde
Celia. driver of an auto truck. and:
two railroad employes, William Bish—
op and John Krautter. The com-
plaint was amended so that the
Fleischman Company of Peekslrill,
N. Y., are not now included in the
conspiracy charge.
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The Hungarian orhe’stra is to give
a. oncert and dance at Kish hall, on.
Friday evening, January 27th.
High-Grade Pumps and Oxfords
Taken from regular stock and re.
duced to
$5.45 .
MaxLevy’sShoeStore
3150. ms1¢._ So. Norwalk
Please Note—This is our only
store. No connection with any
other Shoe store.
a
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Colonel Francis Edwin Elwell. dis-
tinguishcd Sculptor and one of the
foremost'artlsts or the United States.
dropped dead while waiting for a trol-
of
a native of Concord. Mass.. and being
he was
when the state of Rhodc Island made
him honorary colonel of the Seventh
seven
("clonal Elwell was one ol’ the first
American sculptors to ere-ct a statue in
the
king of the Belgians at the Art School
in thnl. and also had been honored
by the mayor of Adnam. Holland. He
cvccutcd a bust of Sir Peter Essplman.
which is in the Library at Aberdeen.
Scotland. The statue of Lincoln in the
was byl
Colonel Elwell. who also completed a
commission for the Unitod States Gov-
ernment for a statue of Admiral Davis
at Vicksburg. Miss. and also a. statue
of General Steele on the aamc battle-
in
1893. the sculptor received the highest
award for his Dickens and Little Nell.
which is now in Clarence Park. \Vest
statues
and
Tulane l‘nivcrsitics. and at the Pan-
American Exposition he received a sil-
vcr medal and later won the Grand
Gold Medal given for an art exhibit by
Colonel Elwcll is survived by his
Wit? and a son. Edward H. Elwell. TO SAVE MONEY ON
.___._____..——.
Daniel Mugavero. who variously SHOES
as New Britain.
Bridgeport and \Vhistlcville. was ur—
rested on \Voodward avenue last Sat-
“’allaoc
intoxication.
9H was released under bonds of $25
for an appearcmm1 in the downtown
court tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
some twenty-four ambassadors at
"He was a wonderful man, and a,
man to be admired‘and I believe tliaf
catholic [and 'Protestant alike mourn
his-loss for thel-good’tbat he accom-
plished for the world during his
reign." .
65' I THE NIHES CORRECT.
mil Wednesday
«with the
“6‘30“".
Incahpeeple whose names—whether
correct or not—appeared on the lists
‘published in The Evening Sentinel
.last week, have but, till Wednesday
gafternoon of this week. to common-
cate in writing to the Red Cross of-
fices hi the Keeler building, regarding
the name. _
If this is not done the name will not
appear on the bronae tablets to be
i
1
adopted by Miss Louisa “com the placed about the base of the French
author. who lived in that town. cannon on Library Green. 3
Colonel Elwell acquired his title The names that were published
were the names on which some doubt
was heldas to their authenticy. Un-l
less a communication is received ‘by‘
the Red Cross regarding each name»
each communication to be signed
with the name and address of the;
Writer~-the llama will be omitted from‘
the list of those to be placed on that
honor roll tablets.
THE MESSAGE OF THE ANGELS.3
Al: the Grace church. last night. the
cantata “The Mesmge of the Angels"
was prosentcd by the choir of the
church in fine shape; The services!
'wcre very largely attended and the"
musical program was greatly enjoyed.
The program was as follows:
Chorus of Women—~Sanctus.
'l‘cnor rccitativc and aria—The An-l
nunclation. i
Soprano 5015 and chorus—-—Hymn t0
the Infant Jesus. i
Pastoral Prelude—The Shepherds.
Accompanied quartet or men's
voices and chorus—0 Lord Above the
Starry Height.
Soprano rccitativc. Arloso and Final
Chorus—Fear Not! For Behold.
,
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
BELOW COST {SALE AT
KEELER’S A BIG SUCCESS.
If one is interested in saving money
on footwear they ought to see the
hat-gains that Kecler's are uttering in
their BELOW COST SALE. And the
people appreciate these bargains.
'from the way they flocked to the
store Saturday: when the sale opened.
Real seasonable. up—tothe~minute
footwear is being sold at big reduc-
tions in order to clean stock for
Spring goods that are conning in.
This Sale will last for about ten
days, So if interested in saving money,
better-get around while there is an
assortment left—Adv.
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Everything depends
upon what is Behind an
institution. Especially
with a hunk the first
Equation is Resources.
;1Th&sbank invitessyomto
7 ouk-iaintorits.mes.
Washington =1!
'mhe,.,flldjwcll dictum? i.
' "1!on onma We}: 5
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Grace Branch. G. F. s. will not
merit Tuesday evening. The next
meeting of’thé society will be held in
the Parish Hall .011 Tuesday. January'
3131;. at 7:30 p. m. '
mm in my alter slim ms
.3. mmmutummucm
PRGMBT ATTENTION
WE try .19 make drug store trad-n
ing picasian by giving you prompt
attention. This most excellent set?
Vice is yours every time you enter!
agguho m cluw gm~_,¢:: gawk our store. We ”do not believe any
WmfiauWfimfidfl figée‘éédfl‘ drug store will cater to your want!
:31?” «31er 3.3.1.3.... . or to your satisfaction and more
Box a-WEfi' m 1‘” m “a?“ j carefully. conscientiously mar more
’ promptly ma we do.
'mmu..m RN“ Yum Y. 7
. ' . " You will find our store-a most
' satisfactory place to trade. can
and see.
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Prescription Pharmmu
Valium 3n, shaman: -
mi Friends at the 01413
i‘Price %
the-V~Perfccto..Bouquet
at .' 10¢.
m . at that) armies. «
Our
Evening Classes
lfoRers you an excellent oppor-
E‘tunity to review your short-
hand or‘hookkeeping, or to per-
?fect your English, Spelling or.
/
in our Dairy Products meant clean
mules, trained milkers, healthy
cattle, carefully washed adieu-I.
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanitary methods of handling.
Such cleanups. means «health
for your family.
Order of us regularly and to
sure of the purest and
BEST DAIRY meow-rs
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1018
MRRIL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
CLEAN UP SALE
On Women ’s and Misses Goats, Dresses, Suits and Millinery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South Norwalk
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
Your Bank Bok
The Savings Account which is to become a worker's first pay-
men: on a home for his family has bound up in it a secret joy not.
wen a fortune could bring!
In His Savings Account a Man Secs
Himself
it reflects his will—his determination. Happy is he who sees
himself growing, not as measured in praise or l‘ricnds or associates,
but in evidence the Whole world could not dispute—his BANK BOOK?
Start one with us and we will help you grow.
F airfield County Savings Bank
Norwalk, Conn.
Safety for AIL-First of- All
-at thepriccof Cotton
Constructed from a scientific «standpoint, withaoniyiofie m
in mind—40“ give comfiartwd .satisfaemn.
50%.1laycheltmttmsspuagmdc . . . .
soi'thi'ancriFe'lti'iMattr' 1 53,3ng9 . . . .
12391;,th are mweainmm mm“
thitestmcfimrhuy.
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