' re enter-tinnitus M
serum or New mum
(in... and; 1 (some... Hut
eynolds’. oi =9r bury. III with
1'1‘ilettera have been
tr‘t‘endil or Alfred mole
beautiful weather all
(Inge true In full irIu
finds himself Althou hover do
ft ate and almost hi. nd henl
VonAlItylle of the theirI
Mu ry s, buildlné a horse shed
IR hti dildo (It his present building. .
1 1d ‘
received here by
craves 0! or-
ears
wall: people Attended the prayer
an: la‘st night at Elmer Hill (I real-
I he roluInrfprnyor meeting will be
this evenln ‘ln the East Avenue
V Rev. E Cunnilix-
poster, will lend the meeting.
e not on the Dorlon's Point line V
t its motor this morning and
. scanned. ong to the
Wally or ubitil‘hti'nk number oer ‘
tor the "dead" one. 1
Rowmdou
a..-“
, southatli Pd
here they v‘iill
wps'r’ro l
' St. Agnes Guild was In session yes-
pen at t e residence of
' s
Rowayton residents who were out
V his morning had a. hard time to
The-rain will tel r-i 1.
‘3." ‘ a“ hell. who has been
iihrehnszoneto 1
1 a.
' lie have had as
.n'n Mrs. ' Thomas
3 lnlns.1
liti ups to Improve
,Vl tracts. it whit very dimcult toi
vo Wahout Several people and her I their (nests
(I'd bed falls, but no broken bones Treadwelgoi .
rt.ed redl
ray;
he usual Happy Hour Service will In th and the o Is very reason to
held tonight In the Baptist church. expect the in soon be about and
a Methodist church the orange a'ctive e n In (I s Ines.
emcee will he eontinuod.with1 Charles Meyer of Norwalk, has
n; on a revival topic by 11mm 'beeu here relieving ol ncqnalnntanoed
.Bcott who Is nesietin the pill .M MIsII Annie Jenn use In entertalnlnsl
tel-l ..A u Hubbard. meet I Mre.CBs.1(‘el-. of ltlyn. N. Y.
inn are Very Interesting. having spec What a rude White in: It will be
I title and other features, and much when the railroad Im rovelnents are
completed here and I e army of em»
ployeel that serve to (nuke the old
town alive, leave for 0 er ports. Not
only does the large lumber of men
boarding here. add to the life of the
plane. but there In (I. nrked Increase
In the receipts of nesrl every business
in town, and that toils n “heeutliul
uteri" 1 .
The new year has allotted ln ausplc
lonely tor the wage earners employed
In the shops here. II are running
on full time. some eve time. and with
"a bu not of business sll (lent to war-
rent a belief that therd w ll be no shut
.(lens for some (llne‘ to collie. No-
think more stimulates the general in-
tereets or (I plate than activity In its
shops and no where l the depressing
She ‘3 lhrefllell'llniluence doing grotto than in this
ed Mth appendicitis. ivtllego
Th9: new bdoltl at the Dnrlen Free Homer Baal-g has “a to Mexico
Libmi'y are now ready for distribution Thele Is where Homer will. in all prob.
and have been condom: ed ability IIII up with um tumales. get In
The Derien Outing Club has nrrnng- on the ground floor m some gm edge
ed for a dance In the Town Hall. Dar istock deal and return esplendent with
10" 0“ Wednesday nlzht. lhe 25th‘real sombrero some 1 exlcnu dollars
is bent: noon
ed. All those-
h:ve not yet al
ed are invited 1
DARIEN ”AND NOROTON.
W
the condition of Mrs Smith who is
very. low remains about the same.
Bti‘eet's Cash Grocery ban punt re
delved a cargo of potatoes tram Long ‘
Island.
G. Butler. of Newton. was calling.
upon old acquaintances, in Mill Plains,
nFrldny last.
mum at. John, of Darlen, has on-
terhdfith‘e Norwallt Hospital to take Ii
co the as nurse.
3““ Jean Chelmerll Is confined to
II home by Illness.
lust and an aptitude tort rowing a lasso
The trustees of Eagle HOOII and that will be awful for line 0! us. E.
Mild“ Company "selected Ill lht‘ II!" N. Sippcrloy says thn when “Homer
Illlhl meeting recently held are Char comes homeer. gain -e'" he fun of
lea Mlllspaush. Edward Johnson and I hang up news for me range: That
I Brummer- is very likely. The c untry where be
”All goods delivered at short no« goes is one of the r heat And most
(ice. at Street's Cash Grocery curious in the ultirl'd (I Homer won‘t
There have been SBVel'Ill 004198 0f stop at n more glance at Itll Wonders.
truancy from the local public schools. The scare over the lax attention to
and yesterday SW9 Tl'lllllll 01309? quarantine. alleged against the health
Giles Potter was In town lookins up authorities have (local not abate al-
the horn who have been nlaylns hook- though the threatened epidemic of
ldlphtherls appears toibe overrenolled.
e"Wllbur Reed one Of the CIEI‘RS in 1‘3 There is no question ut that e. closer
i V Centrell’s grocery store, was taken Inspection and watch should be had
I“ Wllll the will on TING“. and I8 over the colony forms by the Italians
null confined to his home Clarence and that the children enornlly should
Crotoot substituted for him yesterday be protected against: 1. a (lodgers that
and expects lo d0 '0 tomorrow n‘re fi‘equent In all our ulunltlee where
The grip is becoming quite prevalent cleanliness and some lesnrd for prop.
in .the town and a number are laid “Pier“ sanllhtmn are in red. Westport
with it. All the members of Mrs.. has till share of the II I generally tav~
Mary K. Bibbins' household are on the; arable glamour (but Ina been scatter-
siolt list and a. trained nurse is In III-1‘95 .11 along the line from Port chos-
tendonce there.
Sands. Mina Scofleld and Arthur Bib l‘ran‘roed ImprOVoment end we owe it
bins are all under the care of a doc- to bungling: quite as much all to the
tar. ignorance of the lore an element that
Andrew WWdlte. anlell. here is exercised In ardlns infectious
caught a live in his wood- -plle... (1.6011 ions. Pa tioulnrly is this
one day buttI dye poasumn (Ire 3;;
very rare In these parts or perhaps prolnllicllollll' autherin oi the who
there might be more colored people fr‘equontly results In contagion.
residing hel’efmrltln possum was a new Inspection oil (I schools and
nice let one. with mumoarintic nose pup“. should he oi
and rot-like, 'l‘y-1Ier hail him .
onion. and I visit 3 {or the highest
bidder among the colored population.
,1 .A son wall born yesterdly to the
Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Phelps
Stokes. In. (it their home In Elm
1a . New Haven. Conn. Mm. , _.
'wse formerly Milli Vt‘lorol G. ._ m
‘ Mitchell. The itdv.‘ Mr.3 Mm till! y‘
In» (toaster-r 611 Yale ti
(our (gr
her of I.
Ndw York
Ralph nlrohard maimed
“1““ one master at the
‘ TH! IRKAKI‘, AT HAII‘I'.
e o " breakfast
re were only two
' “all“ II‘OIIID
in r,whl(lll
6’17 l
dII find her ldalitllter. no.
describing the
t' In which 'he
the
Mrs. Bihblns, Mm: tor, N. Y.-. to New H you through the
node n the schols where to
0f-
'irequent occur-
ot 1‘1, relight of ale or
palmtop to noon
, . be .1
‘ warmth MI I. «tom
this work. thud raisins e dinndn
W (raindrops Drilleliillon by (one ‘nln1
he loss is id down for the physician.
mist and dentlet.
the Imposition 0! partially tr nod
' iwolnen who pose in ti‘nlnt‘d nurses; 1
the training consistin of a isvi w lill
or nionthl’i, when thgf were drugged
from the hospital I. In eatllp (tied
the; the number of untrained women.
rejected probationers and dismiaed
pupils. actively outraged In hunting in
this country In ngarly three tithes all
great as the number or mauldrly‘
Vgradueted nur 1 Registrntion ‘wlll
not deb'ar those
And moire no elslnito be trained nur-
see. It will simply prevent nurses
without (I thorough training and ears
on pro enrolled from pooins (as trained
or are new nurses.
member or the Graduate Nur.
mm tt Association tee! donildent
this bill wil pass and Reclstrntion tor
unmet In nnectic'ut‘ heuorde a low.
This Will tnhrk the opening or a new
era In the nursing world. itw II mean
a weeding out of imposters and airing
the re ulnr graduate nurse her true
ntnndln . .1 1
CW
1 mementos Finn "erection.
Inapoctdr Makes Some strong Rocom.
mendatiom for linprovomont.
Inspector—General William K. John-
son of the national board of tire under.
’ writers, after completing lIIii investiga-
tion into the llreproteotion (solution (It
Meriden finds that the tire department
should lune a new book And ladder
truck. sill additional fire alarm boxes.
(I. horse and Walton fer the use of the
chief. that all engines should ansIver
first slernlsj In the manufacturing and
business districts. and that the ill-s
commissioners should ooutlol appoint
month In the department rather than
the council committee it is also reo-
omluend‘ed that (In additional eighteen;
from the reservoir psrelieling the prom
out main and connect to the city dis
crossed supply for domestic use, and
especially for tire protection. All
Inslns loss than eight Inches in diame-
ter within the business and the exten-
sive manufacturing sections should be
replaced for paralleled with ntsndilrd
cant Iron mains of eight and twelVe In‘
chee in diameter. AII lire hydrlllltn
should have one i‘our-nnd- one half~lnch
diameter discharge connection and
alxlnoh feeder pipe to supply mains
for steam lire engine use. There
in (I necessity for an increased number
of lire hydrsntll A new pumping ell-
zine should he Installed having a cap
nclty (It 5.000 000 gallons per (Help to
replace the present detective engine
and pumps at the waterworks station.
”in-..“
MABONIc GRAND LODGE.
Connecticut Morena will assemble In
New Haven on Jan. 13.
As the time‘ for the meetins of the
grand lodge of Connecticut F. Vlad A.
M“ approaches interest is developed
still more strongly among the members
ot the (II-sit in the state Who are
looking forward to Wednesday. Jan. l8
when the two day‘s session Will open
In t e Muonic temple in Nev: Haven,
con lining through the morning. (liter.
noon. and evenin. and winding up its
hormone on Thu May. the 19th any:
the New Haydn Resistor. A. full at-
tendoude‘ In prdmlaed.nud1the'pnther
ins, grill in all Dmhilblllly be one (It the
mall‘s; memornble oi its kind In many
y rs.
The programme provides addresses
by leaders in the ornnlnatlon. while
the election and Installation at onlo-
ure of the preceedllliin' Accordillk to
the schedule prepared the gene :II II
open at II when on the III
January 18, when rand .Mostdl
George l6. Persona will de'liVer the sno‘
nunl address. ;
. Openian at ii o'clock on Thursday
be held.
ulai' work at the grand lodge will be
considered. the proceedings oulmlnst
In: In the inahlllation or the editors.
\
I’
Three new sincere;
Ada M. Austin, soprano: Mrs“; Dhlil'l
ll. Jehovah.- contreite. and Charles
oon'lillittee. ot do lonol
amen II (Mailman. has
Min (New Levin" Holey. (It 1
6 Well. who tortile‘pillityearllu
mom ‘ol’ the Rout til Norwnllt
atlone Church ‘ .,
an (I voice: of- exodpiion'nl quality and
' ixlti thought or by ..tlw,
are
' Prior, do. who sang
nintet toll several years pm
est April "has agreed to return ,3
ill; Mr;
George'liplnp memoirs
manglflgwell sold; I I
r! myoord the publio Ila» tolo ated ‘
o nurse the slot '
‘ In best quality velour.
Inch delivery luliIu be laid. extending ;
Iribution system. resulting In an In»
“ . ”ID
. travail. that chef
will“ (or or title
”at It 1
(lord oi handled the Dori
I Claudius in It most sputum!
‘ They were well on ported III (We
3! the ot ers.1 Mama
1 III .I
“will
t column will
‘lp hat with G 'rle
STAMFORD CONN.
Sueeeaaor to G. E SARTAVIN ‘
Breton Balloons Echoes.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Day and Evening Snolona. 9 ’
Enroll at college Other.
‘ M A. MERRILL. Principal.
We have marked everything in th 9 Item down before to i
order to Inalte room for new goods. We ll (I decided ,to begin smashing
prices on our line (It couches, and we quote Iva specials just to see It peo-
plo will snatch A good thing. 1_ . .
. Special No.1 lit: a Colonial Davenport couch. upholstered In either
red or green velour, with guaranteed countruction. ‘ Was $18.00, marked
down to $12.00. 11"
3900111 NO; 3 III edema Conoh. 6 test ions. 36 inches wide. upholstered
Was $16 (It), now merited down to $12. 00.
Here are Couches to be proud oi! was you buy them. Proud of their
goodness and artiatlc charsdtora-‘prelld or; the quality of upholsterlng end
workmnnlilte construction. I We antioipnte swift selling at these prioes,ao
it you went to Join us In a. great. (liner up of line miles you must hurry.
rustlw. sinner-(Is (are. assumes .
12 NORTH MAIN or. ‘1800111 NORWALK
It Is Wortha Thought
TO CONSIDRR THE STANDING OF A COAL DEALER. A RIP-
UTATION II A GUARANTEE AGAINST POOR QUALITY AND
WORTH-IR. RQREININGB. OUR COAL l8 SELLING UPON-
ITTOO MERITS. DEBT GOAL. PROMPT DELIVERY, IS OUR MOT-
THE HARRIS & GANS CO.
. Ollie. and yard. 66 Water «Hannah Nemlk.
Telephone coil 842-6.
IRANGH OFFICE. w. U. TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
2 86. Main It.
era will also forth a. utolfllnoiit] tent "
morning. the annual foundation will .
This business concluded. rev» 1 . ‘
(millions m6 onl’l'rne cHURcI-i
the Center church I‘Ih'o this you Miss IV
Goerze. tenor. will retire April i. 'no -
1‘ iIIi Mina ultimatum; nipple I
(they V H
JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY’S
LEHIDH FURNACE & RANGE COAL
is {or more economical (lion Schuylkill Deal.
In Ten; .9! farmer who]: rill-u Tons (I! the term
BUY JDDDD AND OLD COMPANY'S can.
Raymond Bros.
id? Worldwide Street.
9‘“
Grand Clearance Sale Of Winter
Mllllne
A oloooum one PIN 9131". ON ALI. TRINMID AND UNTRIN
MID' MILLINIHY
a ‘TAMPIHO DON! 'I‘O clings.
A line easel-Imam of china! or tile Importing house of Vantino A 6!.
u s. a. TILLOTSON’S.
u waanluoren "our. 1 (ours (Iowans. ooLu.
climaf
I A Ill be the hill tor loulalt Wu 1'
Elohim 1,.nlsilt ond dotting”. night ..
II In ntdgmndo to s very 13.0mm”
no 0 ys,do
and nthietlo .%v ”m '
zloty 0! (In 'ai-tlo the
in: scissors. pocketing
sore. straps etc. all high"
at very low prl
It will purely
through my ntoc
Freshlmlchel '
Spanish Mackerel. = 126 lb.
Blue flounder-go and small, 120: lb:
was Fl loll.
Idll. “ ‘ 126 and 14: lb.
Globe" and White Flair, 106 lb.
PInitoreI,1'oc III.
Lam Newfoundland Herring, 86 lb.
Front Fiah , lie I
Pint Fllh,
German Carp
Smelt. large and email; steak 06d
and Halibut; Whole Columbia Riv. '
Lor Inlmon,1tlo III.
M5? and Round clams. 306 quart
other kinds of fish at unusable
Old Salvation nArmy Illlltflnfl.
Em End of Waohlhuton street Bridge
86th Norm III. '
CAPT. CHARLES DUGROSB. Prep.
EII'IIIIIIISIIIII! 5% Pillnlllllll.
Your savings invested with the In-
dustrial Savings audio-n Man.“ are tree
from speculative dangers—earn 3 per
cent. or annual -
p - -V—o. prolit nonlin-
tent with
methods-end AI.
your control. " 6
per eent. per on-
num plid tor ev-
ery day Invented,
withdrawablo at
' your plenum.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon lurestnlents. V,
Into Supervision of New York_ and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE; II no. MAIN IT.
incident Directors. Resident Monsoon
Min-timer M Lee It. Leonora
char-loo E. Dow John I. Lawren-
Miss Boorum,
DBRMA 1'61. 00137.
cameraman
Lookllmod'a Hall.
..orwolk. Conn.
raffles Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. l to 8:809. or.
Telephone
“Donation.
r."§fBANKs
Carpenter Builder and
General Contraclm
IOTIMATEB 6.1sz won JOI-
IINO, idltomo or thw An6 (the
(donation or one neoprene;
IN on oureom'owuonolm Iv
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTINDIO TO.
ammonites—-
16 mm smear. nonwout.
Surety some
or an mode.
are; ill. throat
" R. 12.1”...”th Home".
Iggy you to look“ _' '
THE ”PEOPLE'S HRH AND OYSTER 1
MARKET.
sate '
W. B. DeGARMO
as Wall Street. V Norvallt. coon. \ A
It will be oi.’ advantage to you also
.. to- see me ii! you are (loop-one “bury
Vina any Iliad or DWI: ;
(«”1“
‘o omen maggot It a (the
(1. l1...
Newly 'turninhed W
comfortable And up.
city. Electricity and
mom. Baths 'In oon‘
feet sanitation. R06
6. appointed. Alwyn can!
quiet. V
Cate denying ll lull {no ‘
Merrill end Condll's .V v '
and elm. Bent! tacked
city. Special banning .Vier
(lever
TH] SULLIVAN. Prep
renamed: cAtiI. m
oholiu ,'
J I
ways subject to .
User STANDARD 618601266
for your Beth Room. Titty (lie
clean. neat and durable.
Horace R. Nelle,
eon. N. MAIN AND our 676.
so. nonwnut; coVIIl‘VI. (-
Our stock of new ”de just In
is a little larger then m We;
Wonderful how luv; you can
buy nice goods here. You W
we do the work' In (heady host:
, WINK.
We have taken a good mill?
out...“ (or house plating“ on
will be glad to submit figlm'l let.
your Work. .
We tryto con-y In.
thing you (land tor til
at your house inside
«I'M: . u
Norwalk Chronicler