w * trial hillsides.
I W7
51 WASHINGTON 3T.
. ’1‘... .3“
John ’I‘ryon is confined to his home
by illness.
Carl Solraub was a visitor in New
York, yesterday
Rev. George D Egbert ls confined to
his home by Illness.
Thomas 1. Rarmond has returned
from a visit to Dalton, Pa. -
The ladies of St. Paul‘s Church are
planning to give a turkey supper on
February ist. ‘
William '1‘. Raymond, who has been
ill or his home in Rowayton. is con.
valescent.
The big plate glass windows In the
South Norwalk Club building Were ptrt
in place tlrls morning and the front of
the structure is improved.
Judge John H. Light delivered a
very interesting lecture last evening
before an audience in Stratford. His
subject was Shakespeare
Company D will drill at the arrrrory
tomorrow night. A company meet
ing will follow and at that time civil
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
company F has arranged an elabur
ate smoker for this evening .It the
armory. A litre program of entertain
meal will be one of the features. A
company drill Will precede the snack
er.
Robert Wood sexton of Trinity
church, is quite III at his home in East
Norwalk With blood poisoning of the
loot. He also has lt‘ severe cold Ca-
leb Wood is substituting lot his at the
thurch
'l‘lrc Sherwood Brasol‘ IIaSe, which
was to havcI been tried tosterday he
tore Justice of the Peace Wrrlinm 0.
Clark went over until next. Monday
at 2 o‘clock, when. in all probability
it will come uplor trial.
All members of the Philathca and
Decker Clubs arc requstcd to be at
the Baptist Church mi: 1.) sharp Wed
rrcsduy evening as them. is to be a full
report from both clubs before the en
IIII-tuinrrrcnt which will commence at I
o clock
These persons who received cards
for the cottage prayer meeting to be
held ur the home at Mrs. '.l‘ryou West
ti\ellllt‘_ will please attend the meet
ing at Mrs. Saunders, 26 Ann street
as it has been found necessary to
change tlII place on account of slot.
ncss.
Olive Branch Lodge No.19.i\’.of P.
will IIIIIIIII'IIIII Its trverrty second unni-
\arsary \I’I :lrrIII-Itlay IIII‘IrrlIrg III Mystic
t‘lraln Hall. There will be a musical
(MlllCHllllllllClli and the speaker of thr-
IVtIrIlIIg will be Georgi lI}. Wragg, o!
liositur 'i“lrcre will also be a (blip
lion.
Miss Suidtc E. Bodm-ll of West Inc
rruc. returned to South Ntrrwalk lat-It
iIrlday. aftIII- hating bum in a prlvuttI
hospital in New York cm for the
previous \qult. Mir-rs lioriwcll under-
went a vcrr delicate operation for the
rI-Iuovttl oi an abscess from the check
lrorrc IIIIIII the nose. llr William l..
Wood atcornpanletl Miss Botlwull on
the day of the operation. She under.
went tht operation perfectly and it is
thought that It was very successful
Worry is the mother of Slf‘lt nervous
and troubled mentality. upsets the
entire physical system; The body is
it not work of nerves. Hollister‘s
Rocky Mountain 'l‘ea soothes and It"
builds the entire system. 35 cents.
'lca or Tablets. i'lrIIsIIIIl' 5 Drug
Store.
H. II) Arms, W W Wood, E. l). larw
r'tIIrctI F‘. W. Whlitcmort. W ii. Won.
[“01", II). t“. Frernan Boston: llr llow
rtrd (:lurkr 'l‘lromIIsIli. Reunion l-l
Sourcriclr. ldrir it'll-II .(l llrelrer.
Robert Whitby. Rio Irrtl .l Madden.
S. M. Portland Bert Ryan. N. Miller
.I .I Holllnga i a. llauvlllc, II. J. lion
lord. .l W. Gordon. Beatrice Ray. New
‘r‘;ot'k I). W. Slrtvin, South Nor‘iwulk
Grand Young Nuwrwk. N. .l. lI‘. Ii.
Fitspuorne Trenton N. .l.. A '1‘. Dau-
irIl Scranton: William it). Schulzu.
Hartford. were at the oral tllfford
yesterday.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
.lItIrrtIr Mace was christened Sunday at
tornoon. John ll'rrnz‘lfli and Miss Rosa
l-‘antrlill acted as sponsors After the
Christening a party was held at the
home or Mr and Mrs. Much to Water
street. The liltillliiI lrII-ludI-Ii Smith
Northrop. George array, George S.
Grtrmman,0pptltln . nary Thomas
I‘ the record for
. board of health
. with in the same month a year ago.
and 8 pore than the average number
of de 8 during December for the
APPLY re A
TA not a IGOLDEN
74 Washington Strut.
DEATH RATE BOARS.
Last Month Worst December in Five
’ Yuan. .-
The death rate in this state in the
month of December Ivan in excess of
the corresponding
month for the last five years accord-
ing to the monthly bulletin of the state
Issued today. By
mortality records there were 1318
deaths In the state during the month
of December. This was 60 more
five years proceeding.
The total number of living births III
Norwalk in November was twenty
three. and there was one still birth.
Ten marriages o-ccurred in November.
The total number of deaths in Nor
walk In December was twenty- -nine
representing an annual death rate of
16.5 per 1,000 Inhabitants. One child
under one year died. The causes of
deaths follow: Grip. 2; eryslpelrw.
l; consumption, 3; pneumonia, «I; dis-
eases of nervous system, it): heart
disease. I; accidents and violence.
1: all other diseases, 7.
The number of infectious diseases
follow: "
Measles—~Clty of South Norwalk 1.
Scarlet fever~Norwallt 1: West.
port. 2.
'I‘ypholtl fever—~New Canaan. l;
Ridgefleld, l (5)in of South Norwaik.
Ii: Westport! l.
Consumption—«New Canaan 6; City
ci' Nor walk 1; (‘l ty of South Nor walk
RelativtI to the new forms for the
returns 0i vital statistics Secretary C.
A lrludslcy says that he has received
many letters of inquiry about the
operation of the new laws.
“Tire new laws." Dr. Huddle; says .
facts to be r'egistered btrt have altered
the form of the certificates for the pur-
pose of securing their more careful
preservation.
“The new forms which hare been
supplied to ali- the I'Hegistrnts must be
used and those only for certifrlug to
births carriages and deaths occur-
ring after January 1.
“The olti forms may be used for
thoucI events before that date.
“As the old forum cannot lrt‘ prcI
served in the way the law prescribes.
registrars cannot legally accept. them
for births etc. occurring after .lurru-
ary l. liltlti. This rule is “operative.
and provides for no disr r-IItionIIry trcgv
let-t.
"Again. whereas tlrII law requires
that the copies ol‘ the certificates of
births, rrrarrlages and deaths shall be
'cxact' copies new forms of cards have
been provided for returns to this
office. and will be stIut to registrar's
soon after the copies of last year's
certificates arc received. The old
forum cannot be accepted, only for
copies of the old forum of certificates.“
NO CONDUITS.
Stratford Residents Object to Them
In Roadway.
Minor" it. Krroultou and I’iill‘lt‘k KIIII-
llt‘ll) residents of SllHfllfOl‘tl Iruw ob-
jected to tlrII Aurer'ltau 'lIIlphorIII urrtl
"l‘elIIgraph cou‘rpunr luring its conduits
containing wires in it out of their prop-
erty. ’l‘lrII conduits are laid about six
feet underground.
The matter has thIIn taken by the
telephone corrrpurry lo the county cour-
rulssioncrs. and hearings upon the case
will be heard next. Monday morning.
The corrrmlssioucrs will decide thtI Irrat-
it‘l‘.
'l‘hII ttIlI-phorrtI t-trrrrpnrry hart lairl
conduits all the way from New York
to New Haven, with the exception of
about three miles. two of which are in
the town of Stratfcrtl. thIrII IIIIII IIIII
eitpcI'IlIIuIirrg Iiillicultics lrour the ob
jectious of some III the residents ”the
conduits Wt‘l‘t‘ Irrltl iIr this city last
summer and full.
Mr. Kennedy who objects was IIrI
_:.’ti yours on the New York pollu- l'IrItI-I
His residence is tilt the Perry road in
Stratford and Mt. Krroultorr It proptIrtt
is on Ilroud strtIIIt.
W
Everylouna Man Should
Save.
There is No lictterWay
than to Start an
Account
WITH
The
South Norwallt
Trust Co.
4 our cool. interest paid in
Savings Department.
Opsn during noon hour.
Murray. James thorn; Joseph A. I'm
tar. Edward Monmumery. Edward Mur
run and .Willlnm L illstrcer ’l‘htv
sue-mt presented the baby with a hand-
some solid sliver goIdIllned rage Take
presentation speech was made yC
Iain t‘hinory. Joseph Curler rendered
musical selections.
Kodak lxblflt'lonw
C III inaction Ball boom image
°" To. a to it.’
run It. without doubt It man out
to those Into
VII" ANION“
otogrophy.
Account opened with minors.
, .
55.666
souvtur rosr CARDS
Views of Nurwnlk. South Norwullt.
mast Network Rowaytun, Bridgeport.
Stamford outlet
WHOLESALE eAND RETAIL.
coolant“
NIWI ”93!.
l
“do not require any change in the .
We’ ve put all of our $16 and
I613 overcoat: into one collection
and have made Ono low price our
them
Fancy mixtures. black and Ox-
ford coats left from out $13. 50
lines are all priced now at this
figure........ A...
Our SI 5 overcoats, always our
most popular sellers, smartly
styled. are now selling very low. .
QIIOIIOOQIICIIIIQDOIU
owl-.o-psonu
The $I8 and $26 lines of over-
coats contribute an all-size collec-
tion of high- grade garments. now
marked ...........
Distinctive styles in higher
grade coats. many silk lined. tak-
en from our regular $22. and $25
lines, now .......... . . .....
The finest overcoats we sell are
now gathered in one lot. from
lines that have been priced at
m... .................... $22.88
RICH BARGAINS IN BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
South Norwalk. Tel Call 32-2.
’l‘lrer'c Isn't a man In t‘XiSit‘lH‘t‘ that can say he had
cause to corrrplainnrntl that. we failed to make It right
soon as we knew it.
Such Ir mart will never exist.
If you have any furrlt to lin'd with the grain or pric-
es. We will gladly listen to your complaint, give you jus.
To do otherwise
would mean the sacrifice of a reputation we have been
tire, untl tlrrtrrk you for the t‘llllltll‘itllllly.
r runny yours in building. J
\u lluy ()Itt‘s 'l‘lutt's Clean. .
‘ It I). MANUEL fjr-IATc‘i-i. "
v“;‘
We are near—«just as far i “I
as the nearest letterhox y g /
or telephone. T V '
m
“W
An Ounce of satisfaction is
Worth a Tonal Talk.
We reverse ruattcrs~give you IIII
ounce of tIIlk-wjust. enough to attract.
your attention. and a ton of satisfac-
tion. 0111' coal is good to begin with.
pmpIIIlr ”Ipltked‘ free from slate,
\(lt‘tillt‘ti free it III tins-3 and small inr-
purities; sIIcoII ly I’ll housed and
handled in our \trrds: thirdly. sold
I’ull wolrzht, and 'III .LIIII lowest price
the market will permit. (llvc us II
trial III'IltIr.
5M1" $.53"
I.
It -
13¢
Scaview Ave. gist Norwalk. Ct.
Tel. 145—3.
llI'IrIrI-lr (rmtItIs~—llr'ltlng llrur: Store.
Washington sir-cot bridge: l..I.IIIry's
Stationery Store Railroad avenue
Standard and [indoor Diaries.
Middlebrooks’ Almanacs.
At W. P. BEERS’
Bookseller. Station er and Engraver.
49 Well It.. Norwalk. 0 Bo. Main 0h. Io. Nor-walk.
‘ I
Kohl;
KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
g If your Coal doesn‘t mqke it warm for you. make it g
>
M warm for the man who sold it to you—and give us a trial. t"
.-l N
t3 3
.4 l I p:
‘3 O
a 68 WATER ST. Tel. I50. 3
KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
Take Things Easy I
GIT ALL THE COMFORT YOU CAN. LIT U8 SEND YOU A RI-
OLINING GHAIR. A NICE ROCKIR OR A LUXURIOUI GéUGH: THEY
WILL ADI) TO YOUR COMFORT. WI HAVI THIM IN GREAT VARIII
TY ANDAT MOST MQDISTIRICIUEAND RIMIMIIR WI‘OUARAN-
TII IVIRY ARTICLE IOLD TO SI JUIT AI IIPRIUINTID.
to North Main om loath NOMIIRI
Agent tort . It. idlnn'o Icahn"
7.; and Scoring floods. .
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“-10 North Main .Stmt. WWI South Nor-walk, Conn.
, I , . I
The Daniel Keogh coat to!
litrtrw anti ltrr
Cough Syrup.
It will only take a few doses
of Kennedy's Lax ve Honey
and Tar Syrup to re love a deep
seated cough. Kennedys Lass
. tlve Honey and ’l‘tu' Syrup is a
w safe preparation, as it contains
nothing injurious and is equally
good for chlldt'en'or adults.
‘ 'Your money back If you are
net satisfied.
Price 21 and 50c bottle.
The Gllffurri Pharmacy.
Iran PRESCRIT'TION soon
no. GALLIl-II
mmmmmomon
Maples It Goldschmldi Go.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton. ,
leru a coma llook. Io. Nol'vnlk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WAl. l. S'lltiI‘i'I‘T, 10: ltl—~(lpcuiug
IltI slings in the stock market today
shrwcti Irrr .IIIIIIIrIclug tendency in
prites. except that a few of the Inter-
national listed stocks were slightly IIII
pressed in syrrrpnthy with London.
The corrsplclous gains were in the
specialties. There were gains in Derr
V('l' Ill Rio (.it‘anlltI of iii/.5 III National
Lead and Pressed StIIcl (‘tII of lit;
Colorado l-‘IIIIl II point and Northern
l'ut-Iilit. Missouri and United States
SIIII-l prd. largo fracl'lous Anaconda
T95” ill/5;, l’ulirrrarr 2‘53 and Cotton (ill
.‘I
WALL S'I‘ltlfiltl'i‘, ii a. lil.“"“r\ varie-
ty of stocks made up thI early market
and thII fluctuations corrtiuutIdIto be of
striking clrur'ncter' in it number of
them that art- not generally prominent.
Uivldcnt. payers IlucrrrrrtIIIl wlrlrirr nar-
row lirrrits Irutl were not as III-tlr'tIly
III-tilt in as usunl. Professional opera-
tors followed up tlrII chords of citation
and pools Interested in various low
,pr'iI-I-d slot-ks. . Pressure aglrrst the III--
tlvu lenders did notmcet any effective
resistant-II, until Amalgamated (‘oppIIr
had been forced II point under yester-
day and thII gent-ml western railroad
groug a fraction. (Jorrtlt‘lcrrt buying of
“I'lldillll strengthened tlIII thll known
stocks afterwards.
. WALL S'l‘ltlfild'l‘. Noon, i'llitrll Paci-
lItI and St. Paul rallied to good frat--
turns over last night and Arrrrrlgnnrut.
t~d Copper lt‘t‘let'l‘I‘d frilly. llut stocks
continued to I‘tllllt"0ll tlrII market and
the demand became larrguidIarrd prices
drooping. Buying in largo blocks of
Baltimore and Ohio llflI-d it to Hit at
noon and stiffened prices elsewhere
llorrtls erI'II steady.
WALI. STREET, l II. III. More in.
lt‘l‘t'ill was manifested in stocks of
higher grade. the large absorption of
ltcndlrig and Baltimore at Ohio fll‘tltlSI
lug a better inquiry for lht‘ prorrrlrII-Irr
railroad and specialties.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over
The Maples & Goldschruldt (70.. Corn
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Nurwaik. Telephone 153.
Open Iliglr lmv iztltI
Aural (‘op. llillt; littlé .lfl-lt. ”2-";
.\m. t‘. I} F. Co. III; tiring Iris. 447.
A. t‘. & F. II in? 1021/5 ltlt.’ ill-3‘:
.~\Irr. ("ot. (ill. to it ‘j; to 40$.
.\III. IIIII it“. it I. III-I, it"s
Am, Lore, 17%; 77“; T7 7':
Am. SIIIIIII. HIS“; Inuit. lIiT’II. inf-i.
“HT Sucur. Int)». 15“] it’IO'rI. ifri
& S. l‘t‘ 95 'l. 95%; liz'r-‘I. Ito-ls
A. "l .& S lI‘tIp till till 104 104
llulto. & (llrlo Iran; Iran. Ital. tram.
ll'klyn It. 1‘. IrriIl-I. tIuIt. note It]
(.‘hIItI, It: Ohio Min) 577,. 5733. FIT-"II.
(‘lrl & N. W. 228%; 225% 228‘»; 228%
(‘.h. (it, West, 223%. 22k. 22 22‘s
I‘. .\l. a St. l’. till lNII-in Infill»;- ltHII.
Col. I‘. l., urn, no... tll‘. Ital.
(‘o|. South tit; till Ilr'rlm 3M).
(‘orr. (tart ill l7i lTl l'I‘l
licl .t- rru.rrr 22:th rural... 226a,. cunts.
1': I'll'. l‘rllnfi III”. Frill“ i'ril‘q
II‘I'.III lat p. 827a 827,. SLIM. 82".
In (ten, till 179% Hit 179
I.oIr‘. A’I Nash l'iIl lr'rl lr'rtlTII 154
Mm. SI. it. lL'frlt. i255 l2”; tun
Mex. tit-III new 250'. 25%. shill.
M. K. & ‘l'. TI ’liI’Is ’ll Tina
M. K. Iii 'I‘. pi". Jlit‘iII 39% lei illl
Mir. l'Itt'. liltlI'it. MIMI. llI-I Ill-l
Nut. l.IIutI. till Rii Nh‘ trill/g
N. Y. Ut'll Hilts, ifrlII‘. lint livi
Not. if: Word. train} IIRII; little hill/I
tlIIt. It Word. my. frills i'rti'it. frillé
l'rrc. Mull. Ill Ill iii Iii
l’IIIIrr. It. It, Hair. will. ili‘r ”My
lI'IIo (lira. that; truth. rout». Inuit.
licutiiu. 142% inI. NW; NW.
Rep. lIltI-IIl. it”; :l'l‘I‘l. 37b. 37%
Rock Island. 2~I ill 24 24
.tlorrtb l'uta. “hull tlit'it. til“). «8%
Soil. lty I’o. till 3M; till“; llil
Tenn. (1. It. I. lrItI Idu Ihir 15W,
'l'IIrtIIa l’rrt‘. :ltlhl. {hits 35% {Ill
lirrlorr I’IIII, ifrti'tt. lt’III/q ifrti’it. in?
II. B. Rubin-r hilly. ir'l little frail.
it. S. IStIIrIi Ill/r 42 Milli 44%
II. S. Stet-l. p. lilillil. lbw; Hill 109
Wabash. 23 23% 23 23%
Wabash. ptd. ill 43% 43%
West. llrr. Tel 93% 93% 03% 93%
Win Peru 32 ii? iii 32
, M
BUFFALO. N. l'.. Jan, lli.-~I’I‘he IrfI
fires of William lI‘. llevcr a Company.
stock brokers, in Eliicoit Square. were
closed today. The turtle of Iwcnt ope»
rotors and clerks ware paid a and
untitled that. their services would be
no longnr required. Edward Brady,
manager and principal stockholder in
the concern was said to be in Boston.
No statement as to theI cause of the
suspension could be merit-ed at the
silicon in lillllcutt Strum The firm
did not hold membership on any of
the stock exchanges. but handled Ir
stock business on rurtrxlr'iY in
giggly branch onions in New
mote turd Sounds. .. ’
as i
7* ‘I l .
Barr Rotting
*p'rrtaos PRI¢EB WILL tursnzsr CAREFUL/rowing
MEN’S SUITS WORTH 53.09 .
CIIIIhICIQaIIIOIpIII’
MEN'S sun's wonTH $10.00
Nina's sur'rs won't'H 312.00 ......... Ir ........ ‘
Maussurr's WORTH trim. .............. ...........‘,‘..‘.‘.'su
sovs' sI-rortr' TROUSERS' sun-rs .............. or.” ma 31
Bow ovsncons, coon cuss ......... . ..... ....;....:§i.pp
. MEN’ 3 ovsncoms ......... . ...... . $4.00. $5.00 Auto out)
swsArens AT ......... . .............. . ................ .I on,”
BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS AT ........... . 19o
MEN' 8 HOSE. 12'/gc QUALITY, BLACK OR BROWN, AT ......
I...
100 HANDKERCHIEFS AT ................ .......... 3t:
BROKEN LOTS OF WINTER UNDERWEAR AT V2 PRICE.
SELLECK & rut
HEADITO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St. South Noam“.
'Our new telephone call, 165- 5. ‘
jar.
the private wires or "
'l‘htI heal I l’trll.’ Blend 1"
Your Irtrnl trad heard that Netti was hiding said he went to New
Distributing Good Grocenes
l
Lemon Pippin Apples. Some Hard Cabbage Spinach. 25c pack, from.
Best: and Cheapest Butter in town. 25o lb. Clover Prints, 34in . -,
Apple Butter Peach Butter, Quince Butler in stone jars of 5 lbs" It 59¢
Fig Jam Crab Apple Jam Quince Jam Pineapple Jam. Pooch Jain.
Blackberry Jam, each and all of these would go gay with some of our om
Cheese. Jams made of the pure fruit onlyI 18c jar.
Fine Fresh Home Eggs at 35c doz.
Honey in Glass at 12:: and 22c.
Honey in Comb at 180 frame.
Beeswax, pure. 5c cake.
What will be it? Hope to serve and please.
.tr
Telephone Call 26-4.
W...“ _ -~~--.-...___-__~_ ‘ _. .
BY E8 BHANGE AND GLASS” MUST acumen:
accountant-Ii '
man on. attributes a look or oloornuo of vlolon to Mi .
when his stoma or. wholly toblomo. Would it not to Will to M.
your one examined mint '
IT'S FREE.
0. E. Jackson};
Graduate Optician.
. o. u. v......_.__ - .- ._ .-...
I
53 WALL eraser. NORWAtIoo ‘
FISH. ETC. FINNAN HADDIEB FANCY IMPORTED BLOATI‘zl.
KIPPERED HERRING.
Tel. 108.
Motors
W. H. Reed. Joseph A. Volkyjr. I.
as wssr wuumo'rou o‘rnur. 'III
I v
‘WE ARE now READY TO no ALL KINDS on Ebb. _
CAL WORK
. and -. -, .
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about “WWI”
wa GUARANTEE ALL OUR worm.” ,t...‘
tall,
Heating Apparatus I ta
2t PtruIrrls Granulated Siltltll'
' r
l
mommy «mono. ..... i
FANCY MAINI FOATOII, IUIHIL...... ... ..i i".
NI.TLI'. "TI-“,3 IPN" ....... n-Inuit-II............IIIIII5HIIII
TOMATOI3,3 CAT.» III-I-IIIIIH-III-nau-ruin-arrurnri.‘no
AIIOITMINT Of PANGY. APPLII, ORANGII, ORAPW'
OPINAOHI SWIIT POTATOII.
u l
29 NORTH MAIN IT.
90 NORWALK, GT.
TIL. 145-.
MAIN MARSH Iron NEAL. iaksntohimthtn'o. ,
BYRACUSI. N Y” Jan. L5;-A Den want. on four polluting;
uty United States Marshal scorched outside, but the ms.
the James strut mansion and so on The isnttor tor-Inf
once building by the Form of mo Neal was tut than a
chemical company hurt trim in an an urns): alumnae.
fort to flail ll. VIM] Noni. Thu Mar- the statement of N
E
In the trim turd that his meals store may.
Norwalk Chronicler