WEATKER REPORT.
For Norwalk amt vicinity: fish a
.... W1. no
Child? 11 soldier-w
min prevailed this 011“an in the
custom and southern WW all“ ,1
tires at high pressure lord“ 1
Mississippi Valley is producing pleas-
ant weather with low temperatures in
i ' the northWest. Conditions favor ~tor'
this vicinity fair and colder Weather
tonight and Thursday
J. C Jennings and ‘Bon are painting
the hall of the Insurance building in;
T.. ,
South Main street.
‘ Mrs George A. Voile, oi the Sworn
. ii: Corbett block, has been lilo! Gillie
grip, but is now improving.
isodure Alexander, who has bound
Mill. llil tor leversl weeks with lumlié'fii’
new is now able to get around "
l". E. Puller. editor oi the Municipal
Journal. oi New York, was in South
Norwslk. yesterday. looking over the-f
electric plant here
All of the hills about The Norwnlks'
were filled last night by merry coast
em. The roadways in many cases on}
bills were worn down to glassy smoth-
ness
..J A. Rudder has purchased through
J. B. Lawrenuo. the Swsrts property
at the southeast corner of Raymond
and Day streets. He intends to im-
prove the property
1 ----To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion. sleep abundly and en
joTy lite. use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the great system tonic and build-T
or.
;A t res-horse electric meter is be-
gipg nstalied in the South Nulwslk
Congregational church by Council
4. lush William R Thompson to replace
water lTIT/power 1101- running the organ.-
"it! i" drilled at the «snowy
11115911111 This evening Companies
D And .Tth will have a battalion drill
at gills. urinary. the some to be
cilafldfot M3961- Vincent M. King, of
Dsnhury; .
A entail chimney fire occurred early
yesterday Afternoon at the Cooney re-
sidence inf-Harbor avenue. The blaze
a put outvwith all extinguisher from
th Pioneer“ truck. which responded
to a telephone alarm.
It' s healthtuiT wholesome. it's good
for one as the other. The more you;
take the better you sleep and eat.
grilles moo is happy.
That's what
”deT
plume
‘ * 1n =
road with Jules H. Garrison, is spend“
ink nnotheingweek in toum, as Mr Gar
rison has cited the present week s
ongngomen it Jersey City and wlilr
start in 11 (week in Delaware
Dcilcon William Miller. of South
Not-Walk. grail. illnlol sagunlore oi the
improved Outlet of Red Men, with D1.
13; B. Plumbley, gloat prophet of
Bridgcpmtrattended the moltcl given
by Pnuglissdtt Tribe. in Danbury, last'
night. . »T
George Davis, of Danbury. has
brollght suit against Nettle Davis. oi.
Norwslk. naming Alfred Parson tor-
molly. of anb’ury, co-respoudcnt. The
couple were married in 1891 the wife
being Nettie Taylor The. husband
asks for custody of live minor children.
—sTlélgns at Luther M. Wright’s.
Henry N] tinge, of Norwalk‘. has
brought suit against Katie Gage, of
pails unknown (01 divorce 011 the
ground of desertlon. dating from De-
cembe1 31, 18136. The couple ware‘
diluted in New York November: an
18:16. the bride being Katie Maboney.
At the Nm walk Congregations'l
Church Thursday evening. the Young
People's Society will have a prayer
service at 7. 30 o'.ciock It will be in
the nature of a mission service. The
regular weekly church prayer service
. will follow at 8 u'.ciock The subject
will be about the Bible, ”The Story of ‘
Ruth. "
When mglTbjreedom from the Mountain
Unlurled her Standard tor all to
These Words uppeared in black and
.; white, .
"TDllnk Rocky Mountain 'i‘od."
Pluigdods lilting Store. .
ihitl trim little home of Mu; and Mrs .
James l.i Moore in (‘mnlinrsn which
was destroyed by fire early yesterday
, morning, was insulcd. as was also its,
contents. The flames spreadisb rapid
ly ’Tthst nothing was saved: it is sup
.poied that the tire origip‘ated from
Tthd chimney. Mr and Mrs. Moore and
men two children escaped with only
their night clothes. The Moore home
hippo. ,
- 3170 9URE A COLD lN ONE DAY
dskoimxmlvn BROMO Quinine
leis: Dru‘ggists refund money it it
. tel 11 to ours. E. W. GROVES signnu
tilre Jenn ouch box. lfieT .1
‘ .u- valentine so‘cllpl.
' willpower from he spill.
was formerly the John Engleheardt s
_ ed in the snow
‘. every «lay-am
A ”Gillie Ml rheumntlln‘l
Tull".
The late of this preparation
is increasing dour.
PNIBI 01.00 PER IOTTLET
tsnowor‘
"pug! \ V In
TOI. 020-4.
and ,
. ,
. "Mil ”Ill! 8!-
so 'nb‘ .‘1
Skills for boys and girls at Reeds.
t
Ptgnt ll‘fi line of vuleTlTiiilTigs. at W
n- 'wil “a
E E. Gurlntm sells it. See aid
at Rogers & Stevens' See ad
Mrs. A. E. Aisthorpe. of Concord
street is able to sit up after her re
cent illness.
invoice of goods to a customer in San
Raphael. Csl.
the adoption degree llssL evening on
one can ldate.
Hundr, .s of graduates oi the Mer.
rill College are proving the worth of
11 business education. See ed
A meeting or the Farther Lightstfio-
ciety was held last eveningW at tin.
home of Miss Elsie Decker to plan for
Buckingham Rellci' Corps will meet
tomorrow morning at the hall. tor e
‘uday to do sewing. All members , is
urged to be present .2 .
. The mud digger Allinny has;
tically completed Ttlih Work Md
mums trench "
“laying oi newbies pylon
The regular meeting ‘0! the op
Whlst Club will be held no 61th
at Miss. Philip N Smith. owls
A. J. Collins, Miss N. E. rRyan and
Mrs MoDermott are in Danbury today
attending the funeral of Miss Allin
Mahoney. who was know u.-tu many in
this city .
Mr. and. Mrs. G. Henry idol“?
West street; are entertaininii‘
'l-lowards brother. Herbert
and bride. who WW3 1n ..
Mvmnm
Ta use: use:
from her sleigh thld morning. in North
Main street. Fortunately she was not
in red and was enabled to continue
ller drive witho t any unpleasant coll
4:115... Tillers will sing at‘ concert.
Aldon Holly topitht . 1
‘ Hotel Clifford guests kw. ll 11.
Campbell W. It. Wuikel, Walter i.
seph 'A S (lo-
Ainold. F. E. illegal. .in
bbl‘W 1 Pittnnn. J S.
Zehlnnnn. Bo
H E. HMontaguc
Ansoula; Major Vincent .Klng. Dull
bury; W. R. Taylor. Kaisluszoo,TMicil.;
Wil‘lam Alt Cllfiton P Hhikd; W. l.
Ryan, P. E. Williams. (1.0 Reynolds”.
Jr.,‘ P E. Puller, New Yor ‘ A.‘
cheater. souls Norwalk
llsms. Syracuse; F. B‘
Haven; E T. Scallon.- Provides
.l. Wesley Senlplc, who his bee1n enr-
ployed as machinist with“ lhé Alneli
-,‘ls spa mmhlslukeutheiw
* the downs Launch can
1 to Bridgeport, where'
' . ”ed to! over a year
Sempie’s lng marriage has already
been ahuo n31! in The Sentinel, and
his many iii ds are glad to see him
back in tbwn stain. and wish him
great success ,
Rive .
gates to attend the annual district con
ferrite; ortbelr church” to be held in
hind lplt‘ia'i dn Februa'r‘y 2. Those
scheduled Titoiwf Judson Dollie.
Home: Buttery. Em - .
M1‘s.‘Erncs‘i Bhtfiel‘y. ' A‘
. (5‘ rodent 0E; ”li,‘
«lunch and son. of the auntie '
number of other dign‘ltla’rles” ' ”
expected to bum‘sescnt. 1 1., We.
Purity is our watchword. Selecting
111.111.1116 phsrniacist’s.‘ No spirits or
harmful drugs.
Mountain Tea is purity itself 350
T DI'IXTK
Robert M. Hoyt the well-known car'-
ing business od'
sonic. illicit 'wlThTter' 1
illli starlings appears on theI
“ iscs ill West stwetmmd til scent
‘ snow stands hays kept M '
feeding them A pinch
birds? gather
other ddinties pro ided
Hoyt balmsentlg
l
[liquid veneer makes old things now.
The good oval-costs are swim lively ‘
Wheipiey It Clark mun-day sent an. {T-
Uncos Tribe. i 0. ll. Ma conferred _
cu Wasmngton Streets.
‘ Mrs. W ‘13:? Stdrtevsnt was upset
can and British Manufacturing com. _.
in Iron nus part of the country if '
' here, smum
”it”: {gaiuflsactcd .
only the choicest herbs and fuels 5
Héllister's Rocky.
poster, and entities -.E bemoan the; .
grocer. have gone into the bird that
site on c um lvo ' '
1300M FURNITU
. l Dink) ‘T
Extension Tables. . _
in M
‘WT Efiivmsucs ’1‘
" of
.,Iiri
annual stock taking
M S. SMITH 8s COMPANY
., .. -...
lgil .1”:.‘
Coal
Are Erovlng the worth of a
LDayT and Evening Sessions. 5;
South Norwalk. ._1 Stars
Throughout our entire store. Fitst..Eloor and Basement, contain-
ing liverything one could ask for, will be reduced one-half actual
worth. Our aim is to close out Everything popsiblc before our
‘ A”? SLari Shirl: T'Fs‘ictory.
Merwm direct.
MACHINE STITOHERS
.AND 1LE T 1
Good Pay and Steady .Work.
Apply at Factory at once:
Hutchlnson, Plerce & Co.
'Tes‘l‘s.“
NOTICE iS HEREBY hill“
the public that wd propose making it warm for all persons using our
We can do this easily. became there is more heat value to
the ton in out-16m titan 1n any other Cos} you can buy. ,
“The llamel Keogh Llal Comping,
Exirslsrge its ilo.
crumbs and . 1
out. Mr.
.111 .
Peas, 2 cans
red ii your lliln
site" 'i‘oi‘nstcell~ . . .
"1'
”Hi
. ~11 ,gl
vimwlsawklfls Wm wait" no
“Taupe list this! ”Md he”
-1 Town: 1 W
m interest on
he 1.11:1.de “his in “blunts ’
chIO (1 wild 8: ti 3W.
Willem £30011“ public Misfits? .
Win
first-class likeness representation do
replete with illustrious individual
.lcbievemeut so exemplars TTln politi-
aocl’pi nod progressive leadership.
60- eumprebensl slid shrew. sunli‘
int-ht and subs
duality leprsmntutive is sit the eie-T
pd citlienshlp. as the one- here
No EMMLMER.
South Norwaik. Conn.“
men of the News
. Mellon and the die rs some notion
of what Greenwich wants. But there’s
soother petition, and Ernest Thump
lion Seton has something to say about
them. He doesnt favor the route
creasing his lopelty no matter what
_ other lllustr one and exemplary citi-
lions think about it.
‘ “One petition." says Mr. Scion. “is
to have the new Danbulw railway
take the orlxlnal westerly
straight up the Brother's Blzpok :Ttllo
lather. the caster-,Iy Council, or crook-
en route, would make the railway
Those Who Tlinow.
' grains myf place. I wish to state that
now 0 several men, including tlllev '
BUTSXNESS EDUCATJQN prominent business men. who signed
the wrong petition under the misap
prelleuslon that they worms theteby
‘rotcctiug the Seton pinch. belicvimi.
lldeed, that the easterly route meant
Minolta River. There is no Mianus
route in the question. There me but
two routes open to choice today The
callstelly is the one across tile Seton
p ace ll .1
. Enter Februtlry lst.
lord. Port Chester.
M A MERTRILL. Principal.
A
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
1 We are pleased to announce that
ll‘olcys Honey and Tar for Coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
T. by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend
adults. Plaistcd’s Drug Store and
The ClilloniT Pharmy.
»Souih Norwaih
vcrtcd
“Welshlth
Used with much or white shade
6“th from 1245:5290 Tc. p. at “31ml! of
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
vml
intsTllieeil‘es. so extensive in ‘
To. and so thor-1
utopia that make tor good and 11d- 1
. .9’ ~’
Ml u like that: especially if.
ooTnplisilsd by the glowing endom- .
Tgbt to give 11?. .
Mimu
spsclsl. museums. 11::j
soon mo onus LAW. .
it as u sale remedy tor children and ‘
This .ls.-_onoT style of the new in— 5
sons. Drop: and live
minim neither Opium I
tribulation. It! I” In its”;
and alloys Mormons.
‘ Colic. It helium Ilium.
and Flattdenoy.
them W
WEATHER.
L...”
instructions About ~ the New: Subma-
'rlne Device at Comfleld Point.
The lighthouse department has un-
nollnlmi that on January iii the Corn—
field Point ilghtshlp Was titled with ll.
submarine fog signal bell to sound
during thick 01 foggy weather the
number 48. the fool strokes and eight
ntlokes separated by lutelvals of illiee
seconds, and live seconds intorl al fol-
lowing the eight heiore repetition at
the {our
The fol; bell on that vessel is struck
by hand the signal being one, then
we bloWs, With 30 seconds intelvnl
elm-e repetition. The tog- bell
liartietcReel iig‘htshlp is struck by
build, two blotvs beltig sounded with
Approximately 30 seconds interval be-
tween each signal. Ram island light-
ship all Fishers island has annual log
sinus! struck by hand. though three
blowd are struck at the some interval
WISE COUNSEL FROM THE SOUTH
- "i want to give some valuable advice
0 lhosn who 31160! with lame illicit
and kidney trouble.” says J. R. mask
enshlp. 0! Buck Tenn. “1 have pics.
ed to an absolute certainty that Elec-
tric Bltt’crs will positively cure this
distressing condition. The that hot.
tie gave me great relief and utter tak-
ing a few more bottles i was some
plainly cured; so completely that it
becomes a pleasure to recommend this
treat remedy.” Sold under goal-an.
lNEW SIGNALS FOE FOGGY
tee at l". H. Buxter' 8, South Norwslk
and E. P. Wood's. Norwslk Tunis
“orbs Price 501:: :1
; 1.1. This s the‘ tithe for hair
lo Wile ndsnt’brymg
ts
”than have them remain in
dcavor at all times to keep
The quantities are too”
113%er 2C.
VAN SCOY
‘11.
PLUMBING. 1 .
All other lawn; ‘
A ‘ lwcshyiltcb ,
‘ of finding some csccllent
' -—~l life
It sustains
Shannon and sewers, 31m:
WW
FESSEDEN IS NOT
kepcrt About Capitol is Deni
. State Attorney Himself
‘ A loport uas circulated n'
lpitoi at Hartford
tale Attorney Samuel F‘essen cit»
rlr-llollsli ill at his home ill Stunt
newspaper representative
rile-phonic collllllunlcstlon with
low OfllCLS of F‘cssendeu & Caner
$tnmlord and the voice which All V
ed the telephone was that or ‘
euden himself.
ill of the repolt.
" “You can say." he said, "tiled
hliilruvlng every day and out
high loud to absolute "'lecovoly.
time I (long-act a little cold
W
yestelda ”
got
He laughed w ;
flitart the r1 tuoi‘ that 1 out lid
lll.
’lhc nlltlcl-~The house is u
madam,
allusi-
I am getting on finely.”
TA THOUSAND DOLLARS W03
0F 80 4
A. H. Thurnea. a well kn ._
Operator of Buffalo .
have been amt
bladder trouble or- years; pas
ei and stones with excl-nets
i got no relief (rum medicin
began taking Foley's Kidney
then the result was surprising. 1A
doses still ted the blink dust. like
itones and now i have no pain
my kidneys and I feel like a new m
it has done the $1000 worth at . ‘
Pleisted's Drug Store and The
i’harmacy. , ‘il'
00.
j
on
with All
time. use all the h
. Mrs. Pacokiileou
have thought tllcn‘lTTT on n tra ;W
sins. , .
9b, istock we Came across many iittl "
oimchandisc which we prei‘ci‘ tT'o‘T ciuSe out at a low price will .
or on but shelves. In this way wT ‘
r stor u inflate; '
.,
ise, but you to the li
'oifiai‘li
d
aliubumuud ml ~TP1 s an nu a
. ullTlinedTmth satin.
Norwalk Chronicler