William Rosen of the Palace Boot-
2 or! spent the week-end in New York.
s’ o s .
Mrs. Ernest F. McGregor. and
daughter. Elizabeth, are spending sev-
eral days in Avon. Conn.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kantor, of
Norwalk. turned home yesterday af-
ter]. month's stay at Miami. Florida.
'0 O 0
Mrs. Mae Levy and children ‘of
South Main street are leaving shortly
40 visit her mother in San Francisco.
0 C O
Sol Goodman of the Gabe-Mole
Works was the guest of his parents
in New York City over the week-end.
O Q 0
c—Full line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
O O O
The South Norwalk no t Club met
yesterday to make final :1 rangemenis
for 'the smoker which is to be given
next Sunday.
0 O 0
Dr. Samuel Keeler and Louis Os-
man spent the week-end in New York
City and attended a performance at
Keith's Palace theatre.
O O Q
David Easterson, proprietor of the
Palace and Regent theatres, have re-
turned to Norwalk after. spending
several days at Lakewood. N. J.
O O 0
Rev. Ernest l2‘. McGregor. pastor of
the Norwalk Congregational church.
preached n Lenten SI‘I‘VlCe Sunday
night at the Stratford Congregational
church.
0 l D
—-Full line of
Aaron Kohn.
o s o I
The new road which is being built
from Water street. to the Smith Nor-
walk Boat Club, is now‘hulr‘ complet-
auto accessories
or! and it is hopw! in be able to opv-n
same within the next few Weeks.”
0 O O
According to reports, Meyer Dul-
berg, Main streel clothler whose place
of business was recently do strnyv-i by
fire. has refused an offer of $9.000
insurance covering his loss. hullwrg.
it is said, places the damage at $l2.-
000 and the insurance company has
refused to accept the nsflmatc of the
loss. There is a possibility of dam-
age action over the matter.
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PROTECTION
THAT PAYS
things you will find more
your own. You will won-
der how and why you got
or
along without the conven-
ience and safety it affords.
For a. few dollars a year a
Hi
you can protect your val- %
I
I
nobles. Rent a. box in our
modern Safe
Vault.
Deposit
So. Norwalk
Savings
Bank .
Open Monday Night
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CITY fA
Frank Jaeoby is in New York to:
day on a business trip. ‘2,
hold
further plans for the ball which is to
be given on April 6.
kinds of doll repairing.
8.. R. Ave. Phone 390.
Bridgeport. at the criminal
the common pleas court which opens
Bird and Nature
lecture
\Vasliington. D. C.. a remarkable imi-
tator of last night in New
Canaan
As with many othergg
uses for a Safe Deposit
Box after you have one of
l O O ‘
L. Golden. of Washington streetf'i
in New York today.
0 O 0
Tony Marina of South Main street
was in New York City over the week-
end.
e e e .2
Arthur G'reenberg, of Taylor ave-
nue. .was a week-end visitor in New
York. 2
O O 0
Nick and George Varnuns of Ham-
ilton avenue are visitors in Stamford
today.
0 0 O
-—-Harrls & Gans. That's All.
i O O '
fi Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor of
the Norwaik Liethodist Episcopal
church has been visiting in New York
city.
e s e
A special meeting of the South Nor.
walk Boat Club will be held We nes-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock, a the
headquarters.
s t t
The Spanish \Var Veterans will
a mceting tonight to make
e Is 0
Edith L. Smith. of Scdgwick ave,-
nue. Daricn. has purchased a Chev-
rolet Superior Sedan from W. Tl. Aus-
tin. the local agent. at Austin's'Gar-
age.
0 O O
—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
Doll Shop. 1'
C O O
A meeting of the‘Ladies' Aid spcie-
iy of the First Baptist church of Di-
vine Healing is being held this after-
noon with Miss Ella J. Byxbee, 173
Main street.
C O O
A. N. Paddock of Scavlew avenue
has been summoned for jury duty in
side of
today.
0 I I
successful
A most masquerade
dance was held under the auspices of
Monker Caldron, Daughters of Mon-
kannn. in Red Men's Hall, \Varhing-
ion street. last evening. the music
for dancing being furnished by Fish-
vr's Billikens. ‘
O O 0
Several members of the Norwalk
given by Henry Oldys. of
birds,
undrr the auspices of the
New Canaan Bird club.
0 O 0
Ponassus Council. Royal Arcanum.
will hold a regular meeting this even—
ing in Odd Fellows' Hall, at
time the feature will be a carpet bowl—
ing contest between the Royal
Arcanum and Cash's team, the second
round in the tourney being played.
O I 0
—Harris Jr. Cans. That's all.
e e s
The executive board of the Nor-
walk Fish and Game Protective Asso-
ciation met at the office of Dr. E.
llarthol Saturday night,
measures were discussed and dele-
gates appointed to attend the hearing
of the committee at Hartford today.
O O I
IA regular meeting of ,the association
lwill be held at the, Moose Hall \Vcd-
8 o'clock. when
nesday evening at
items will be
many interesting
brought up, also a report of delegates
on the license
of fishermen in this
state. -
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' The Ladies' Aid
avenue. at 2:30 o'clock. and not with
Mrs. Ira 0. Gregory as
planned. A large attendance is de-
sired as there. is 8.
amount of work to be done
the Easter sale.
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Notices of a special meeting of the
South Norwalk Boat club to be held
on \Vednesday evening the 14th have
been mailed to members. The meet-
ing will start at 7:30 o'clock. and the
members will discuss plans for the
entertainment and shore dinner to be
given to the members of the Mia;
m‘ogue Boat club of Bridgeport. 11‘er
the officers of the Norwalk Boat club.
on Sunday March 18th.
before
conoarrn o PA-NA-STRAW-LA
Colors 01d and New Straw Hats
Stillsoa-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
New Universities
Dictionary
The Daily, Sentinel ' '
3 22.222 93¢
COUPON
How to Get It
For the More Nominal Cost OI
Manufacture and Distribfioa
HAIL fi addict?”
l ,
ORDERS seam
WILL g; "
club attended the
which i
[and Protective Order of Elks. will he
legislative
Society of the
South Norwalk Methodist church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Mcxlbben. E‘lmwood
originally
considerable
walk Chocolate Shop, has purchase
a new Jewett Roadster. . .
. O I O
Palace Clothes Shop. is spending the
day in New York ‘city.
. U _ .
Mrs. H. Elfand, of New Haven. is
”visitingJier daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Meilitz. of Bayview avenue.
U 0 0
Jacob Linxweiler of Burritt avenue
started yesterday for Bermuda. where
he expects to spend several days.
~ C O 0
-—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 'p. m.
' 2 e e e
a business trip.
O 0 0
Daniel Dwycr is confined
tack of the grip.
O O 0
Miss Maude Anderson, of Donnel-
ly's store. is confined to her home on
Taylor Place with an attack of tone
isilitis.
‘ O 0
i
lar monthly meeting Thursday night.
s e 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Ball, of Con-
sister. Mrs. Corad Chagnon.
street, is
her parents at their home in Middle-
town, Conn.
0 0 O
The Young Men’s Club of the
South Norwaik Baptist church will
present in the church on March 23rd.
"The Colouel's Maid," a three act
drama."
0 O O
——H_arris & Guns. That’s all.
0 0 ‘
The Hospital Thimble club is meet-
ing this afternoon at the
Mrs. Arthur 13.
street.
0 O C
An unique mechanical device.
which has been exhibited in this city
befcre. is on display in one of the
windows of Donnelly's store on
South Main street.
0 O 0
Several photographs taken in the
Second District during the blizzard of
1888~thirty—flve
exhibition in the windows of tho
{ogers & Stevens lstore on So i
Main street. : u h
C
C U .
The annual election of officers
Y . . of
hot-walk Lodge, No. 709. Benevolent
held tomorrow evening. Many at).
plieations for membership will be
acted upon.
2 O O I
huis. two of the popular players of
ly enlisted yesterday
reached the Newport Training station
according to word received here.
0 O 0
Frederick “'ood. of South Main
sircrf, was arrested yesterday'aftrr-
noon charged with a serious crime
against a feeble-minded female of
this city, and is being held under
heavy bonds for a hearing in the
downtown court lemon-ow morning.
o s b
Two hundred members. including a
large delegation from Butler Lodge,
attended the weekly meeting of our
ilrothers' Lodge. 1. O. O. F" held last
night in the lodge rooms in “’all
street. Grand officers of Connecti-
cut we‘re present. Following the
business meeting. refreshments were
served and a general good time en-
joycd.
Charles Coates of the South Nor- l . Benjamin and .Miltoo dink] of:
fillet: the week-end in Brooklyn, 121‘. I.
who early yesterday morninfl TGWted
‘20 the Police that his Lax-oboe speed‘
,Wa-gon had been stolen from his war-
'age on Day. street.
Jewe Schoolhouse, manager of the
call up Bergstrom Shop, new I. O. O.
F. building. ,
geld County Y. M. C. A" will hold a. Tokeneke have returned
inner 2
Miss K. A. Polhemus. of Flax Hiulo'ciocx
Road, was in New York yesterday on hotel, C. C. Hatfield. of the state as» Mm Geom F. Pentecost of Token-
SWtaflOn. will be the guest of honor eke.
5,0! the occasiou.
to his tend the meeting will be Judge Jeh'p
home, 46 Orchard street with an at- H. LighthGeprge R.
‘ iGlover and Ernest L. Saxton.
Itcaarz 0f the Fairlield Countya Y' M’ Mr. Rowland is putting new disc
,which holds a regular meetinx. this
evening. is contemplating the "33’” ersonal canvas of our church for the
Wanoma Council, No. 31, Degree of ization Of 8- DBSYC’B 01 Pocahontas-in gaming year has been made and rea
Pocahontas. I. o. R. M., will hold a‘the South Norwalk Hunting grounds ports will be heard next Sunday. It
necticut avenue. spent the week-end mittce consists of
in Bridgeport. as guests of Mrs. Ball'smung‘.
Clarence Tobey.
. . . Jr., and Nathan Billy.
Bdrs. Jack Rubin, of South Mainl
spending some time withi
,confincd to his home by- illness.
lm’eetlng of the common council.
home of2
Coleman. 14 Elm.
,i'ined to her home for several
ewith a. bad cold.
0
, avenue.
William Multan lnd~ MM‘ Lejtertaln the. members of
the Pygmy football team. who roeenbi
evening. . . ,_ -‘
mayim fi
. I ~
Mrs. Andrew Mills has returned to
, .‘ . _
Charles Clarion? of Burritt avenue. §
today reported
that the auto had been " returned. her home in Rowayton avenue. after
safe and sound, and that it was 1111- a. visit with friend; in Bridgeport.
'iDjflTBd.‘ ' ~ ‘ s s 2 o
‘ ‘ 'fi fi 2 Mrs. Paul Geus and‘famlly or Hollis
*TO have Parlor suite upholstered: L. 1.. and Stanley Rohrbeck of New-
port. Rhode Island. were the week-
' end guests of Mrs. Annie Rohrback of
' ‘ ‘ Tokoneke Road.
, e 's e g , _ , e e e
The County committee of the Fain- Mr. and Mrs. George a. Beach of
recently
"d Wilma“ meeting 32‘ 8 from an extensive trip abroad. They
night at “19 3°33! Jam“ were the guests on Friday of Mr. and
Local men to at- . . 2. .
Henry Rowland of Crockett street
John is repairing his‘red racer preparatory
secre- to taking it out for the spring season.
Brunjes,
. . . wheels on his machine andotherwise
improving it.
‘ s‘
['ncas Tribe. No. 26, I. O. R'. M., .
Rowayton Methodist church ‘-—- The
box social in connection with its regu- and members of the Tribb are re- any have not been seen will they be
quested to become charter members. so kind as to report e‘ther' to H. S.
A committee has been appointed to Bryan or William F. Jennings between
take care 0! the matter.
The corn- now and Sunday so we may have as
F’Edefld‘ H' Ga- full 8. report as possible. Do not miss
Gem“ Gerrish, the service Thursday night which is of
George H“ chney. special interest in behalf of the happy
fiEaster time. Come. and bring a friend
or neighbor. «
O O O
News has leaked out from an of-
ficial source that a Junior Klu Klux
chairman.
East Norwalk
Klan is being formed among the
Charles Carson of Flatt st et was young men of Rowayton. Ro‘wayton
a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday. people that have heard of the for-
2' . . . ' ming of secret society are stirred up.
Harry Rider - or East avenue, ‘3 and wondering if they are on the ap-
proved list ot the Klukers. The Klan
' ' ' already has a membership of about
Matters pertaining to East Not-walk 25' and new candidates are being in-
are m be brought up at tonight's itiated weekly. The meetings of the
organization are held in secret and it
. ‘ . is believed in one of the deserted
Mrs. Charles Carson of Platt barns in the section around the White
street sails 1“ May for an extended Bridge. It. is understood that dues are
visit with her mother in Sweden.
0 0 e .
will help defray the expenses of on.-
Mrs' H' R' imuflmm °.‘ Fm" fitting "the men in white."
street. is improving after being con- . . .
days Miss Natalie Morehouse, whose _eu-
the meeting of the vestry of Christ eous shower at the home of
the rectory of the church
0 0 O
Considerable improvement is noted 19 2on—
in the condition of Elis Makinf or wrprise spent ‘ mo“ enjoyab ev
Osborne avenue who has been con-
fined to his home with an attack of
emt‘ ' anthem .wero the Miles went in the ie
- ’1 manoreneeailiette Helen are.- made" them. y mm 2‘“
em. Dorothy Madhouse. ‘
Knapp, Wrath?" Godfrey. H ' .
Arcularius. Barbara. .‘Rohrback and the misfortune to scram h'leth
Edith Cantrell. Delicious‘ refresh- on Sunday. ‘
ments were served in' the dining at Bell
room which was appropriately de- from the pier onto the if?
oorated for theoccssion in orchid and and ‘Pmlned the ligamms '
to meet in the Ecumenism match tfis
fi of his 1..
‘ - . merly a resident of Dari-22
Harry T. Lutterman. of the PM 51"" of Narmht any 7““
Road. spent yesterday in Stamfo’d' 0‘ Noroton. Pun?” m I n
. . . . held at St. Jo‘
Frank Hubbell
spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
O O 0
Walter Lester, of the
spent Sunday with friends in Nor-
Harry Palmer. one of the
Road was a visitor in Ridgcfleld. yes-
VVilliam Willmott, Jr..
a party of friends on his houseboat
at Scotch Cove. Tokeneke. Sunday.
3
Frank Mahler. of Tokeneke. has
purchased a new sport model Max-
well touring car.
chased the car while at the Stamford
Auto Show. »
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold an all day ‘
meeting on Thursday in the
A fine dinner will be served from n
to 1 o'clock for the nominal charge of
The Royle school was only open for
half a day yesterday.
treme bad weather
best to omit the afternoon session.
The rear end and master gear on
Ford Touring Car. owned by
Assistant Postmaster Charles
Darien people are convinced that,
“Eskimos" are living autong them. 34-98 and 11p.
Sunday afternoon.
went in swimming in the Five
River. which runs under the Darien
bridge on the Post. Road. The boys
being paid by the members. and this
Helen; s . .
Elizabeth Penmaster Fr8dcrick
Mr. Smith .
Island, and “a
While able to no 111,0“ at
omce, Mr. Smith :5 Lot fr, life pn
best of shape,
Darien fi
‘ s
s
Annie E. Mark.
that tow-n on Saturday
of the Post Road N°r°t°nr this nmmrgfifiitg...
' torment will 1.9 i1. cw?” .
. .71, :2
etery.
. . .
The vacant store
Stewart Grocery w~
Post Road .
. . . many people mad;- fiat:
Post able articles for 1‘. .
hand articles “'52 .2: will fifi C.
nesday and Thursday 2.3. w.
of the Ladies' Afr} fi krcfir
entertaiDEd Congregational C3":Ttll. H 2
are unable to send tf‘ei- w fi
the store, they run r. fi fi ‘1
)Irs. Chichestrr rr "
J: rs, P :
ll‘r- (,
. O O
pus-{.5 t‘
O O
’
Mr. Mahler pur-
O O O
Sweaters
church.
In Every Style
C O 0
us.
Reasonable
$1.98 to $5.98
Some in Silk,
W001, Sl‘lnln if]
Due to the ex-
it was deemed
pupils were dismissed at
I O I O
Smith. a wonderful valua- ‘
broke on Sunday morning on the Post lent wear.
The car was towed to But- »
ler's Garage on the Post Road, where NEW SPRING STYLES
the necessary repairs are being made.
. . . IN MILLINERY
three boys
Mlle ;
SPORT SKIRTS
These strikin elf:
Which Will it Be?
' Bees Knees—The Virginians
Peggy Data—Great White Way
; Dumbell—Oonf‘rey Orchestra
l Baby Blue Eyes—Greet wens Way
In Wqu Orchestra
0 Sole link-Novelty Orchestra
Heal; Those New Victor Dance
gagem'cnt to William Robrback of '
Tokeneke Road was announced a few
Routine business was disposed of at months ago. was given a miscellan-
-. go . , Miss
M “’8 n are on fi Episcopal church held last evening at Virginia Rohrback on Friday evening. l
on E”! Miss Morehouse recetved many at-
' inactive and, beautiful gi'fts are the
party of friends who took part in the
hing. Among those who attended the
pneumonia.
I O 0
Mrs. Robert B. B. Foote will en-
7 St. Agnes
Guild of Christ church at her home
this evening when the regular meet-
ing is to be held.
0 O O
Mrs. G. H. Slmons of Rowan street
is to entertain the members of the
\Vomen's Foreign Missionary society
of the East Avenue M. E. church at
Dependable
‘ Service? '
There are all kinds of
-her home this evening. A good at- service, gOOd seerce
tendance is requested. V and bad, Willing service
and grudging, oflicious
service and tactful, and
so on. But the best of 2
all is Dependable Serv-
ice; That is what this
bank offers.
The first meeting of the former
Junior Boys' Cub will be held this
evening in the. Sunday school rooms
1, 3r; ttoinuu 25; 'N enuaAv uses; on; JO
o‘clock. The club has not been active
for some little time. but this is to be
an attempt to revive the interest in it.
e e e
Vincent Sweeney defeated Frank
Fay in a match game at Cello’s Pock-
et Billiard Parlors last night by a
score of 100 to 76. Sweeney was .
rated 100 and Fay was rated 110. A.
H. Bennett and Ernest Kosmeeki are I he
C'ty National
South Norwalk, Conn.
DESERVIN G
. YOUNG BUSINESS
MEN
We want to hold as.
' customers and-friends
thruOut their business
careers. Thatéis why
we make them espe-
cially welcome. ‘
The. People’s
A.J.fiCollinsCo.
- 70.72 No. Main Street. _
Skirts give the
garment of exceptional
traction.
tax nil.
ling in t
2. “'1‘
Marks, and moth“- fi‘ 9 of Han-y
Charles W. Smith, of Leroy avenue, of Mamaroneck. dim: '1
spent Sunday in Ridgefield.
- I“.lC(-s “21:1 t
‘ “33% c5.-
ncxt to 1:1.» “-31."
.1.“ opp ”,3; '
Eons of Se:
he hr‘rj “‘6'?
ECkaEcs ,_
At Prices Th“ Arc I-I
some. in
5‘ i l l: e n
Threads—cwry (ma (f own
In Clive]
styled
wearer a
Priced at 85.98 and up.
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main Street.
Records at the
~
A Complete Assortment of
Underwear
In Muslin and Knit, for Ladies and
Children; Also Muslin and flannel for
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children ail—-
E. K. BANKS’
DBY GOODS SIOBE
Under Memo Hotel
45-57 West Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Prices on Request.
Buying Furniture
When buying furniture the purchaser
generally goes by the outside appearance or
finish of the article they Wish to purchase.
Ir
This does not‘ disclose the interior con-
struction or workmanship which is most
\ important.-
All our furniture has been carefully se-
lected as to construction, workmanship and
finish, as only good furniture can be made.
We carry only reliable merchandise of
11031931? quality. Every piece fully guaran-
teed, 351d at prices much lower than can be
found in any other store.
YT'DD
LHZ
Good Investments
' N orwalk Tire & Rub-
ber,Pfd. 7%
J. & J. Cash, Pfd. .. 7%
Norwalk Lock 0).. . 4%
Yale & Towne . . . . 16%
Maples SGoldschmidt
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