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For Nor ‘ and vicinity: Light rain
or snow t ht. Friday. fair.3 The
disturbance; t was 1 “Will?
portion of . Lake re -. ‘1‘
morning is passing out theSi. Law-
renee Vail 9" This vicinity is on the
southern of it. It is producing
cloudy w ‘ r with rising tempera-
ture in th ‘ 3 he region and New ling-
land. Pl t weather prev Us in the
western a d southern seetin Con
ditions favor for this
cloudy, with rlflifil
The Painters' and Decorators' Un
ion will hold a meeting this evening '
at. the Lyceum in South Main street.
Miss Vivian Smith. of Paternal. it '
1.. is a guest at the home at ur.
Mrs. S.W
W
Kiss Iliabeth Bishop. of New York. ;’
attended the fifth anniversary of Mrs
3 C Gerrish's marriage Tuesday even.
ns
George Sherwood and family have .
given up their residence in Woodward
avenue and have removed to New lie-
on.-
Mrs. Emily Spriughorn. of West Ho
boken, New Jersey, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Miller, of
Orchard street. Norwaik.
W...
—Dn, Dick's Medicine cures grlp.
Governor Woodruff has appointed
Henry J. Steiner, of Norwich to fill
the vacancy on his staff caused by the
resignation of Major H. H. Van Ken.
run.
in the fourteen inch balk line bill-
iard tournament of the Norwalk Club
Tuesday night M. R. Bennett won by
the score of 150 to 3103 from Royal W.
Adams
Word has been received here of the
death of the wife of Exalted Grand
National President John Walstser, of
the Sons of Herman, at Colorado on
February 10.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, O. U. A. M.,
has postponed the roll call and smoker
until February 22, when the members
will . celebrate Washington‘s birthday
at the same time.
The Golden Rule Circle of K. 0. of
‘the Norwslk Congregational Church.
meet Friday at 3 p. m. with Miss More-
house 3 Leonard street, NorwalkI A
full attendance is desired.
Great investment, absolutely safe,
brings returns, giving surplus earning
power of youth till old age, securing
comfort and health in your declining
yours.
Mountain Tea does. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store. .
'l‘cn candidates were initiated last
evening into Norwalk Lodge, B P 0.
E This was followed by a social ses-
sion and general good time. The Tod,
go is in a prosperous condition and
is having a healthy growth.
The young girls of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge will give an entertainment on
tomorrow night in Odd Fellows' Hall,
and the married ladies will furnish
r.efreshments All members are urged
to attend as a good time is anticipat-
., ed. All is free.
Two games were played Tuesday
night in the pool tournament of the
Nutmeg Ciug, of Norwalk. Harold Van
Liew, 90. defeated George J. Caven-
au'g'h, 90. by the score of 90 to 66
and John Kline. 90, defeated Ralph
Veriin, 80 by the score of 90 to 63.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a Francis
Willard memorial service at the home
of Mrs J. A. Richardson, 10 West ave-
nue, Friday, at 2 o‘clock sharp. Will
all the members try and be pi esent as
there is important business that must
be attended to at. this meeting?
An interesting session has been
planned for this evening at. the Men's”
Club of St. Paul’s church. Dr. Chap-
ad will deliver an address on "The
nonshinors of North Carolina From
Revenue Omccrs' Point of View."
Th rc will also be other lntcicsling
{ca bros.
Mrs. Augusta Ringling, mother of
the Ringling brothers, the famous cir.
cus proprietors was trickcn with
parslyhifl while entertaining some
friends at her home in Baraboo Wis.
on January 2i}. She did not recover
mini, ohfllimli and died in 65 very
shot-
FILES CURID‘ TN 6 T0 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTNENT 10 £11me to
n Itching, Blind d
Nam or Pro Trusting Piles in firm“
days or money refunded. 500.
3l008. 3. «-
Velscr. of Quintsrd arenas? 300"er Tm Brim cm and L
That's what liolllsier‘s Rocky .v
*m‘scy and The Bridge Pharmacy.
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We are giviwoome verytlow .3
nines os- intimrtgl and now
tic Cigars this week ‘
. In boxes of 12’ s, 25’s, 50's and "
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sunspot. Disscroa AND EMBALMER.
South Norwalk. Conn.
PAWNTG “ANTI-m
with
City For Parts unknown.
Cook" committed to county home oni
application of ll. 0. Hull of the Con-
necticut Humane Society."
“May a Cook and Margaret M '
This entry on the records of the pro-:3 ‘?
this.
ill-IEO.
5.
12- -18 North Main Sn.£33
BIAT SIT WITH HIGHLY TEMPERED STEEL SPRINGS.
GEM VILOURS. WILL OONWRUOTED iN EVERY
Connection for all north and' I
bate court Bridgeport, yesterday dis-4 _‘
closes one of the saddest eases oil
paternal desertion which Probate Judge
Nobbs has ever listened to.
childien are 8 and 11 years old andi
were deserted several days ago by
their parents, who have left Bridge
port for parts unknown.
Both are bright looking girls whose
tear~stained eyes told 'of their aching
hearts. For three days they have
been waiting and watching for the re.
turn of their parents, Harry R. 000k
and May Cook,'whose present where
shouts are a mystery. How parents
could have the heart to desert their
own flesh and blood in such a cruel
manner Is the wonder of all who
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have came in contact with the sad 3
0889.
it is said that the father had been -
struggling for years to support his
wife and children. There was sickness
in the family and he was scarcely
able to make both ends meet. He gave
up the struggle Saturday evening and
with his wife left Bridgeport but to
where no one knows. The children
were left behind to the
strangers. Neighbors have sheltered
the children expecting the parents to
return. Humane Agent Hull .was cal
led In Tuesday evening and he made
arrangements today to have them com
mitted to the County Home. in Nor
walk, where they were taken.
in new no carcass. ‘
‘ mama's
shamanism,
stem-Y
Wm.“
Sufi—Em“ Eran
moor-5a “cum" on milieu
manner-m ‘
WORK ON POWERJ’LANT STOP
‘PED. ' '
Change of Owner; Responsible for
For Delay in New Milford.
NEW MILFORD, Feb. Allis—Work on
the power plant. to be erected at.
Bonrdman’s “Brides. two miles north ‘
of here, has been held up owing to a
change of ownership of the New Mil-
ford Power Company The United
Gas and Improvement Company. the
former owners had purchased all the i ‘
land adjacent to the river for about “ '. » ~~'
half a mile north, of the bridge and
surveys have been made for the Ishift-'
ing on the highways on both sides of.
the river to allow for the storage of
water. The plans of the engineers
included the construction of a plant
that would generate about 6, 000 horse
power and a dad: that would give a
water fall of about 60 feet. it is es-
timated that about $650. 000 would be
necessary to complete this work. The
money was in the hands of the local
people when the Philadelphia compnay.
owned it. but since it. was bought by
the Consolidated Railway Company,
the work had been held up until thc‘
New Haven pcbple are satisfied that
it will pi ove a success financially.
WW
Willie walled and Winnie wheezcd,
while wintry winds whincd weirdly.
Willie wrigglcd while Winnie whc'cz
cd wretchedly. 'Wisdosi whispers
winter winds work wheelers. Where.
fore we write. “UseKenu'cdy's Laxa
live Cough Syrup " Nothing else so
go‘od. Sold by The Clifford P1182:
cannsav TO assume 'oesaA.’
' ‘ TiONI.
NEW MlLF‘ORD,Feb.14.——-The New
Milford Cannery Company a plant pro-
bably will be put in operation this?
mimmei after an idleness of two years
as. it is stated that. a firm of canners
from one of the shore towns has
agreed to lease the plant, for. two years
providing that local farmers will guar-I
nntee to raise sixty acres of toma~
toes The local plant was put up in
1904 and about no. 000 in stock was
taken by local person'h. Under the so
i-iinguincnis now being made lhc local
owners will lease the plant in the
shore people and in that way a part:
mercy . of ‘
Branch Offices:
0.
9a and Even' Sessions:
y South N?rvdaik.
Bridge Drug Store.
Leary’ s News Stand.
s BEST EVTDENQTT;
or;
anaconda
Arc Having the Worth of a
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Stamford.
B. Jackson,
Optician.
‘ ~ , timony of Those Who Know.
Enter February 1st.
' Port Chester.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
80 COMFORTABLE AND OOSEY THAT YOU AWOST FORGET TO
see
like! or usavv soup cusnresso oiiir we HIGHLY poi.
UPHOLS-
FROM 5) TO 30 PER CENT BELOW REGULAR.
3 , 3‘ NOT BE WELL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPOR-
‘ITUH‘W TOI‘JOECURE‘, A. FINE CHAIR AT A VERY3 LOW PRICE? THIS tel county. N. Y.,
NOTICE 1S HEREBY (xIVhN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the ten in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The llaniel Keogh uai Uillllilllllii,
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
1 Everything in'the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Tree.
«win. eraser. . «
NORWALK.
55700 T91; .
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Ooai at $5 per ton.
PHONE, 450.
if I married again I
girl who is as good as she is beautiful.
Miss William—Really; this is vei y and-
den, George. but I
She—4n a mild und woman of equal
. weight the woman s tongue is smaller
lic—Thnt.‘ 8 nothing.
A Woman's tongue is lik‘cl Iior allow
than the. man's
unce-lhe sinullci it
goes. -Yonkei 3a
the Syria .
Laxative i-io
LA
and Tar
Nice Tomatoes ...... .
Penn, 2 cans .......... . .......
21 Washington Street .
. ‘The‘ massacresnoysnia that
course—«Pick Me Up.
tatcs an
The idea ,0. - W Syrup that will act oni
the bowel: and thus assist In expelling colds Ir am
Y .
cures are constipating. especially those contalii- 3
mg Opiates. Kennedy' a Laxative Honey and .
Tar moves theibowcis. sentient n93 pistes.
A «user. life And bonnie. remedy for
all Coma; fluids Group. Whooping,
La Grippe. Bronchitis, influenza and all Lung
and Bronchial affections.
cbiidun’stavorlic‘ Kennedy's Lassiiv
delivered in your bin.
13c can
2.50
All other lands of canned goods at
lowest prices.
J 1W. DODGE,
South Norwalk
...._. . V-
should choose a at, the picnic?" ‘
was flat." “Well, I
Is the faster it
adolphla Bulletin
original in Kennedy's Q
as. Nearlyiiiicthercough I ~. ‘
Cough.
Mothers praise, the I
5 his“!
"The ancients thought the
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
so waIfIrsasr.
"Bobby, did .you hzve a goody-time ‘
Yes, mother"
didn’t you stay until it
"Why
was ovci "‘
"What was the use. mother. We wci
accept you. of through eating! ‘——Milwuiikoe South *36Agi33' FITTING
. ncl,’ ‘ " .I ‘
don’t blame run.
They had no clioius girls, iio cignicii ,
ice, no bridge, nus H0l'it‘i.\ joiiinnis I
must have been In those days "fl’lill‘
world
lint F mine with Vesicles-
ior Colin y. lie York
Sharia Sleepy E. Hawlcy has heard
the communist about the fee system
which prevails in the sheriff's office
and from wiiich the edicts! is sup-
posed to deiivc a fat income. it has
been said that the sheriff 0t Westciies-
greater income from his otfice than the
lsheiitf of this county ‘
, in reply to this Sheriff iinwicy gave
out the following letter which he has
received irom‘Shcriff Chailes M. Laue
Inf Weamioatiiii Orniniy:
‘As to.your illiquiry. in relation to the
siierififs office i beg to state that the
elites of Sheri of Westchester Conn y
became a salaiied office. January ist.
i595. The as nary of sheilit is fixed by
the board of upon-visors and canoi ex-
cacti the sum of $10. 000 which ant-i
Iotmt has airways been fixed by the
' Board. in addition to this. the. sheriff
lreceives all necessary expenses and
. fees in the civil business. We have
an undei sheriif at an annual saiai y
of $2, 000 a dounsel tel 51, 500. 3 do
I . Duties at. $1. soc cieik at :1, 200 assis
taut clerk at 38900. 15 court officers at
‘ $5900. matron at $6001 cook att Snub.
There are about 60000 voteia in the
c.ounty Only one jail. in the three
years ending December 31st, there
were 7.000 prisoners committed to the
jail The average daily number is 80.
The county does not provide a home
or living expenses for the sheriff."
Sheriff. lls isy said in regard to the
comparative stories: “The sheriff of
Westchester Icounty and his deputie:
are paid alto other 839.500 a year. lily‘
salary as jet or is $7, 380 a year. out-
side of my salary as shewiiff l have
two jails. the. Danbury and Bridgeport.
institution. while the Wcstchestci
county has only one. The daily aver
age of iiiisoneis is Bill in this: count}
and 80 in Wcstchcstci. According to
the census di’ 1900 the population of
airfield county was 184. 20.l and of
Westchei-ilcr icuniy 184. 257. Them inc
about. 50.000 Voters in each county. So
it can be reidiiy soon that although
the office of ishcilfi‘ of this county
moans gicntor wouk. it does not pro
ride as much sulaiy as WcSic-‘licstti
(cunt) which has the some popula
tion . .-
Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from miles when you can use
DeWitt’s Cnrbolized Witch Hazel
Salve and get r.eIlef Nothing else so
. Beware of imitations. See that
the name is stamped on each box. Sold
Bridge Pharmacy .
Clearance Sale
oi Meh’ s and Boast...
Clothing \
airtime.
IJ. TUTTIEBJ
MEN'S ANTI BOYS’ FURNISHER.
3830. NORWALK.
‘HiiiiiilliililNiSfli
45 Wall St" Moi-walk.
94 Washli3igton St. So. Norwgik.
Real Estate and insurance
We have several decided bargain
Vin income producing property that
must increacc in Value with the rapid
growth of tits town. .
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VAN SCOY
PL manic.
an AM.
He'll...WArER.
"ANA; . . t . . . .
Y3
-.'1‘in Sheet Iron, Copper
iodzinc. ‘
350 So “in M93.“ soon.
*:** 3333i
o3i3‘_3s:sso3s‘30
ilil, 5 an. for
born.
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undo-egos"... 15° Th-
Iiii‘p mil aviation?
MARKET.
lulldln .
Mm: Tries..-
iii lIsivstloii Army
i W «Wuhln'tcir
J A. HTSLOP 82 00
AGENT FOR KAY MANTON’ S PATTERNS.
does not get any i
by The Cliiliord Pharmacy and The .
A Clearance so. of
Bruins an
[iiid Lois.
This 83.19 is the legical sequel to the
big January Sale just ended. It is a
pushing out of short lengths and
broken assortments of all kinds of
seasonsble merchandise. This sale
only lasts for a few days, but it means
money saving to you. so pronouncg
ed are its economies that you can ill
afford to pass them by.
83-85 Washington Street.
EMBROIDERIES
We place on sale the finest lot of Embroidcries we have ever
offered. You will find here not only a great assortment of staples,
but also a nice line of new patterns in matched sets of Swiss, Nails-
medium and wide edges. insertion. baby sets and financing
N. E. RYAN &
96 Washington Street.
.. _ m..-s=:£.-._
in Basement of '
RUGS, ART SQUARES, LACE CURTAINS. RUFFLED CUR-
TAINS, CURTAIN SWISSES, CURTAIN LACES. SASH
RODS, CURTAIN POLES.
M S. SMITH 8r COMPANY”? “\i
South Norwnlk
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92 Washington Street.
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HEADQUA RTERS FOR
Edie on Thence? orbs
MoST COMPLETE STOCK 'ov ascoaos IN TOWN.
...
”The A J AHQBTITB ii 8011 Bil
1S4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. O30
‘. neeursron
Bowker s Fertilizers.
Lehig'h Cross Creek,
Jedd’ ,I 3
F393}? FURNAGE33 AND RAIN!!!
Old Company
DO YOU REMEMBER— ”Hello! ' said the fad
sweatin’ abotit?’ ’ .
An anticipated calamity that actual I ‘Wliy, ' snapped the disbust‘
let, “this machine broke do?!
Iy blame ..
A sycophant who turned out to be a J‘iiiérfiityit 3:53,“, in luck“ Tit 3 'st
1'9?“- "19.33" fellow like you that I seen 'rdiiiiii and
A bad man who was really as bad as got all broke up icanse he couldn’t tot.
he was ieputed? his to stop. "--Phiiadelpliiu From.
An actor that wasn’t. iboioughly de
.HuN'rIiNe Edit. Til
lighted with himself? i
An ubsconding cashier who wasn't; upva “no in “3““me
and nth still hunting for
"a trusted employs?"
A man who went wrong who WW“ way of burns, belies.i
"a highly respected citizen?" . 9 outs Drains 0;. a cute .-
A woman crhninsl who was not nuclei: u's Arnic’n‘ halve were iiii iy
.“besutifui and Apparently ”refined? curei' writes Charles Wei WAN
'A horse can: could trot as fast as the hen“! Rafi-5, on, I No a 23$. "
mai3iMivho .sclri hint to you said he Waite i‘tcure's' very also.“ '
con v Box é'i' . Stithti hN ‘ '
Anybody “who. adhicvml itinlcssnoss amp p. it
lingers starting a fusilliitic of stones at 35-0 J Wood, "mm“??? W i'
iii are
"' A'riunress‘fui man Who used up nine Jetvlsh Ba in:
tenths of hls time telling what he Was use ’to Marry my a 1‘:
going to do next? truer Client—«Hot he 1‘,
A" prime fightet‘tlilit’Went ibroiinh the clung“! in” mind
throes of me «Iliumplomhip without tunnel somebody
lio33lpi31i3hin5 Journalism . has you» line 633
sock and Fine Cambric. These goods are all perfect and idéiiide 33 L.
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Norwalk Chronicler