not” :1 » ‘ ,
' 9 .907” ”MM
will on lites“
Will W
lentil” by telephone pieeee do it in
this we l—wlth regard to huslueee.
cell. i- integer-ti to news. cell
; m if they will klodly‘do ee‘. it edit
'mtiy convenience this oilice and sea
«tremors prompt attention. 0- .
Arthur Waterbury to ill with
grip at his home in West avenue.
‘ Hard shell crabs are only site a do!»
on at. the Bridge Market.
The committee of St. Mary’s Church
will hold their annual dinner at the
:NWWIIK ilotel tonight.
Jack Baldwin has returned to his
iiiullleil at. the Haretrornnchooi after
n'vielt at his home in Omaha.
.’ --Di'. Dick'l cures “Pt
Mrs, Harry Van Binrcom. of Hack-
. cusack. N. J., is the guest of Mrs. Wil-
lill H. Selle-cit, of Berkeley street.
Mrs. Charles is Barker entertained
the Pine ledge Whlilt Club this after-
noon at her home. 9 wall street.
The Matinee Whist Club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the hotne"of
Mrs. 6. Elliot Brown, of Mott avenue.
The Norwallt Hospital Association
directors will hold their monthly meet-
ing at the Norwalll Club moms tonight.
Rev. Edward J. Piunkett. curate at
St. Mary's Church, is ill with .the grip
at: Lhe home of his parents, in Nor-
w c . -‘ . .
The new oillcers‘ of the Norwnlit
Fire Department will hold their first
meeting at the Pioneer quarters to-
night. . l.
-—The date—Wednesday. Jan. 15. 6
p. m. The event-viiplendid Turkey
Supper. The where-«First ME. Church.
Mrs. George W. Scudder. of Rowdy-
ton. ‘ is substituting for Mills Flora
Bartle. teacher in ,Room C. Concord
schootr
'f‘hc barge. Frank Ferguson, is die
' charging a cargo of Hazelton coal at
the yard of ii. Herehileld l: Son. Wat-
er street.
I
Mr. and Mrs. William F. IleKiyn.
oi‘ Mott avenue, hare been entertain-
ing Louis lilopach, Jr.. of Wanltiuc.
New Jersey.
George Yorke Decker. of New York.
has been spending a few days with his
parents. Mr. and Mra, David B. Deck--
er, of Crescent Terrace.
‘ DeWitt'a Carllollzed Witch Hazel
Salvo is csimcially recommended for
piles. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy. "
....
Ilobcrt M. Hoyt. of West street. the
well-known contractor, who injured his
hand very severely on Thanksgiving
Day. is just. recovering from the accl-
dent.
Thomaa Barrett. who has been re-
cuperating from a severe attack of
typhoid fever, left South Norwalk yea-
tcrday. to resume his duties in New
York city.
Butler lmgo. No. 97ft, c. o. l"..
will l'i'lif'fll'lii‘ the third degree tonight.
Thorn will be two candidates for Wed-
lwlldlly evening. All are requested to
be present.
Clifford Benedict. who has been enl-
pioyed at Joseph Ghiotto's pool and”
lunch room in Music Hall block. had
resigned. and the position is now filled
by Charles Hamilton.
The order of King's Daughters was
organised in New York twenty-two
years ago yfiterqday. The order now
has fields of work in all the civilized
countries of the world.
The Graham-Ernst Cigar Company,
South Not-walk. has filed in the ofllce
of the state secretary a certificate stat-
ing that the capital stock has been
increased itemizatilio to 360.000.
Taker DeWitt'e Kidney and Bladder
Pills. The! promptly relieve back.
ache andwenk back. sold by The
l'uifiord' martnacy _and The Bridge
Pharmacy: ' ’ ”
,fl'llo oillccrll of l’. C. lJiiillltlilii'y
i'lmigc, New England Order of Proton
lion. will be ilpltnlicd this evening by
lintrct. Deputy Wall-cc souls. of
Rl'llgeport. .A social seamen will fol.
low. .
The many local > . (is of Miss Lil-
lian. Celina, of Son rt. will hein-
tero’sted to leerti of or marriage on
Willamette, of 1m week to Richard
w. Perry. of New York. Mr. and 1m.
Parry will 9 “their permanent
residence in-H w Yorll city after their
honeymoon trip.
The City of Noewnilt highway com-
mittee. 0 Hum fillv‘vorlh
and“?! .. , ' mesoner
Mental Gill ' Motrin to Durieil.
yesterday afternoon. to look over atone
mow or plant there. M this
plant ooh .‘Mvei‘. etc. so into the
million and Chairman Millie]! does
not lilw the rum as well its trap
“infinity to buy the
«be consider» item
. end it in cinema
Tl” committee tree
«the I“ W M
roads
the '
»sincc.
There it as much disarm“
in huality of straps to therei-
,. in resorts. A good strep will
been your razor alwayp in good
? condition. We keep the Torrey
‘ Mp, recognized to
ior quality. .
in Prices Vnryfig
250 to $2.50.
. In m willoow frills were > 3
[u thin, ii.
.enortil'uns el.‘ Talus—s. ,- '
V be of unper-
‘ From
.l:
the grip.
found
walk.
midnight.
his place.
nary. ‘
lie.
near tit
”fleck
Hill
“'9“
ii
meuw m
The linemen of
Company were
Engineerlludson
plant. was all
store of
Company.
. I w
amuse s and friends
"it cordially invited. A . ,
’ mu broil-red iowhieh MAW"
, , Vim
. dimly“ f
ted G
Bradley. of
l7
the
Congreellmen Ebenezer J. Hill
be the principal speaker lit the bill"
quot which will be given at. the “4P
tel Green in maburr following the anv
nual meeting of the State bouillon»
Meo'p humiliation,
noon. January 28.
. - m
wholly won’t suffer ,lve minutev
with crouir if you
.liclcctrio (ill at one. it acts ~1in aw
My
m
W
y evenliv
novel Ch
10"
s
it. “mm;
. i
let all mm to m 019.900
of tile some 3b.:
Selectmen of the to n are receiving
bills today.
Mrs. A. N. 'i'herlnult. of ‘Went avev
we. has been ill with an
attack of
A number-oi grocery specials will by
in the Uni
party's adv. ‘
Mrs. M. a. Wheeler. of Norwalll, is
spending a few days with Mrs. L. M.
Gould, in Weston.
rocery Corn.
Fruit saucer free at the Union Pil' I
cltic Tea Company tomorrow. The adv.
will tell you how to get it.
Mrs_ R. C. Williams, of Weston.
spent Saturday with her sieter-fn-law,
Mrs. Frederick Beers, in Norwa
1
Mrs. A'. _C.
returned home from a vili’lt with her
llallghteryMrs. C. E. Coley. oi Nor-
if.
Weston. has
~—-—-—-———. ‘ t
John J. Twohlll, the popular clerk at.
the Hotel Clifford. has been quite scr-
iouaiy ill during the past few ‘days and
confined to his room.
Mr, and Mrs. Darwin A.‘Wadilams.
of New York city, were tussle of Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold Turner.‘
avenue, Danbury, over Sunday.‘
~Temptlng Turkey Slipper. ‘tst lit:
l-i. Church. Wednesday,
Hold!» 0 to
8 p. m. .500. -' ‘A .
Connecticut,
lied out Bllnaliy night
to repair a. break in the feed Wll'ttti
which supply New Canaan with ‘iig‘iltn.
Complaint is made about a number
of surveyora' stakes that have been
left protruding above the ground sev-
eral inches in a path directly beside
the highway in Adams avenue.
Briefs will he filed on Friday of thle‘
week by the attorneys in the case of
iowndea heirs versus the South Nor“
walk City National Barrio A decision
is not expected for several weeks.
Atlanta. who is well
known in South No walk. in again in
the passenger service and is running
the train that arrives in this cityat
9:45 p. m.. returning to Dunbury at
Frederick Tlscher, who has been
employed by Albert M. Pohlmnn, the
Washington street barber, has gone to
Pougbkeepllle, and Frederick 1... Batch.
of Long Branch. New Jersey. has taken
The advance in the work on the new
town high echool building has been
more noticeable during the past few
days than for several months.
front wall is now well. up and is no
cending fast,
The
Joseph White. a well-known Nor-
walk and South Norwalk colored renl‘
dent. fell down stairs a few days ago
and has been laid up part of the time
He is now able to get around
with the assistance of a cane.
'l'he'Yala and Towne Manufacturing
Company'- works, Stamford. were re-
opendd yesterday. with the same numv
ber of operative: and the some work-
ing schedule as was in force when the
lit down the ilrst of Jen» .
i
will
Thursday after-
Dr. Thomso'
Antonia Gaffe. of New Canaan. wall
arrested last night about 9:30 o'clock.
Holmes. Keefer end
in Vail street. by
onlcer unnamed! no case was
have come up in the tm’eourt thin
morning. but owing to the feet
Prosecuting Attorney loo Davie
awsy. Judge lochwood continued“
indefinitely.
MM?“
iuln at 3 o‘clock there till
oil-ii wt
1
; ~ will he Mflfilw' The root
m tilwh mm of core» new
for . ‘wiil play and recitation» s
Januarycng
. 1 was roof at a saving to you from 20% to 30%. Today We quote you a few of
“L J‘airview '
r ihuihling is in dark duartered oak, gir-
l0
that
lie
' e
a; and
st ill! rim titanic m min pm. ,1 m ..
mil Mi. 7%“ our new "
us not or 1 us trout
wires hr tile
tulle“. oi
, . ya a . g
3 offers the people of the Twin Cities the’ii'prgellt. Illicit of Furniture tinder
r speeiuls in Bldeboerds and Buffets.
CIDIIOABDI.
IU'FET.
*‘ 5.00 Sideboard. new Wesson moo sanctum ........,..m
40.00 Sideboard. now .....mm ”5.00 Benetton ”......me
“$37.50 sideboard. new ........m ism annals. now Hummer
$33.50 fildeboerd, now ........m.00 330.00 ultimo” ............I64.00
”5.00 8idehoard:'now........021.§0 $27.50 matrimm Wm
$22.59. Sideboard. now ........e17.so ”6.00 Benetton mike.”
$13.04 lidehesrd. m;.,,......sll.oo $22.00 Buffalo. now ...sieno
run, V l l b
“h: .17": seer IAICAINI.
muse
t
.. ' 'hfiusriilf sumo... sue Intuition.
‘ 4 ,0 i ' “ death Norwslil. Conn. .
a».
a.
‘i
» College
1
Meniil Business
tr ..{l.
I 1‘
Kilns been Helping Young Men and Young Women to u ,
‘ BETTER START lN LIFE.
' Do not depend upon chance. ‘ °
Hundreds of Successful Graduates
Prove um Merrill training am not run. . ’ . . ‘
. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
M. A. plenum, Prin. .
, ~' f Pm mt!
. t ‘- l ‘ . . .. ,
.Gur ‘Dlsphn oi Smhrolderles
grown more interesting daily. The new patterns are daintier
and prettier than you have ever seen before. The assortment
is no varied, the denigne no beautiful and attractivo, and the
priced so reasonable that you'll want to stock up right away for
your spring sewing. ‘ » '
19 5-39“ ‘2: Co... 1
$ is inclined sum. " Swill \ttm
.p.
silt. ‘
v.
. p, mu
chaired more of Dr. J. l). Roland. Mr.
.—_w——‘dm4—“'
Memorial Library at Weslpzii
“ (‘Conlinuéd'l'v‘rom Firlét‘l’iigei." “""mm thermal”: “ " “
l The piano for the building were
this drawn by a Bridgeport architect while
the work of construction gas largely
in the bands of local bull era. For
peeing “"d attractive appearance. 1"“ instance the brick and mason wor
‘3 alike “ credit to "5 “an” "“5 donor Iwan done by the firm of Casey & Huh
and the builders who cons. meted it,‘ ley 0‘ Bridgeport and reflects greet.
:llile credit is due the arch "c: who "9;", upon them' . Oscar Smith of
. row the plans for it. San atuclt did all the car .nter work.
The building is slightly lire-...; lllsnlat ”import “mm, puff“ the he“,
“ ‘5 b’Wd' "’9 dimenflum be,“ ing plant. while a Hartford iirln fum-
ubout iii: by 50 feet, The architecture lubed the electric light. ilxtureii.
'” “"90”“ and the building has two All soon as the building in dedicated
"”99"“ Corinthian pillars in ”'9 the books now constituting the West.
front extending clear to the roof, The port ’public library will be transferrml
building is constructed of Harvard there. ln‘ail the library now numbera
brick. a very hard brick made in only about 2700 VOllilllC’ii.
Maseacbullclts. with Block “W" At present Miss Carrie Bradley’ in
mm"? "lmmmfi'i' . the librarian. the library being kept at
As handsome as the exterior in the her house She la a W?! efficient li-
lntcrior in still more; no. Entrance to bl'nrian 3"", the trustees of "'9 library
the building is gained by a short and association have offered her the posi-
V‘W 8““ “'5’” 0" "W“ ““1“ ma" lieu of librarian lol- the new building.
into a small ventibulc with th floor ill but e does not 1 cl willing to accept
ornamental tile. This ventib e opens it 3; W50" nuke" selected as yet.
directly into the library proper. Just but it we: will at Weetport that. a
”head 0m” door l' ”"3 librarians Miss bong the daughter of a retired
hlltntion with the book shelves in the cl ergyman' will probably the the one
rear. The room to the east. of right is chosen for: this pooition
the reading room for adults and is When m e project. a, “can“ a
”"99““! with three tablee, one long building for the library was first start.-
onc at each end with a large round ed. a Muller 0‘ will“? subscribed
one in ”’8 center. funds for this pllrpone, bntuwhen‘” the
The room on their", is designed for news of Mr. Jeeaup's intention to build
children. . it hall also three similar and present a building to "H, town 1m.
"""es' hm ”'8 center one l' very low the purpose became known it was do-
as are the chairs, it being designed for (”'96 by those Wmnmn‘ to ““9
the smaller children. in each of the fund to allow the money to conetitutc
"mm" ’“ a "n” “'9 ”me "med mm a trust fund. the income of which was
highly colored marble of different to 50 for the "1th of the library.
colorlngs while above the mantel in a TM! fund now unwantn to about “x799
long bronze memorial plate. That in no that the ”a in ”mm, of m“, in-
the east room is for one of the Sherv come of compel: in addition to which
woods, one of the early settlers of die- the tm h” Va“. an ””0”“..th oi
tinction and an ancestor of Mr. Jeane _ .000 ,‘ M 10”" support.
while that in the west room is for id?» . W
‘ ‘ ‘ “IN FOR LA GfllPPE.
.ielluup's mother. i y ‘ ‘WPM‘I
On ‘a high shelf to": corner in thh . , ., . ss
wean room is a line full else bust of "”1: . “52:33:“; figm’éfim
Morris K. Jenni). the donor of the “id." Foley'si Honey and 1." not. only
building. Ths was executed in Italy W the cough but heals and strength-
and is made of the finest marble. it cos the lung! m that no serious to
“'5‘“ “hm" 80” pounds. suits need be feared. The genuine
All“ of the wood finish in the entire Foley's Kelley and Tar contains no
harmful drugs and is in a yellow paell-
age. ilefuoc lulbstltutes. l’iaistcd'll
fir-ml.r Store and The Clifford Phar-
macy. , ”
W
NATIONAL GUAM) ASOOC’YION.
notation of arm Militias a: National
levernment Newt’s“.
WON. Jim. l-l.—~A discussion yr!
the relation of lltaic nliiltllul to the
federal mailman and vice vomit
was vigormv'w'r or” today by dole
36“ in the mail: amulet meeting of
' National Guard benediction of the
United later. which convened here
ye’etetdsy which will tomorrow put
rm last no its proposition; for a
new national lullitsry policy. The
‘preeent movement is to amend the
Muriel mobility of the National
government so u to cover the expense
of equipping and maintaining all state
m in conformity to the router
street just west of Main street
lino librnry building preecnls an im-
rlch appearance. .
iloor is given over to a
large auditorium for lectured. it seat.»
.300 perms comfortably and the light.
jing effects are very lino indeed. Lille
the rooms below the wood finish in
this room is devil quartered mil. The;
‘ walls are decorated in a dark green on
that the elect of the room is very
rcptful to the eye. .
nuance krill“; auditorium is air
rained by means of two flights of main
opening out of the front vestibule.
The entire etruotere to Ir , it
being! built of brick wells w h steel
and concrete floors so that it will prob
sill last forever. The c are
made of tom outta so closely imitat-
in: the granite trimmings that at the
tint am they appear utso‘of gren-
buiiding is heated by steam
12’3“:ng electri‘sltyk ”In”: ewe-
t. turn at t i m,
are very alllgfiiv‘e. it in cold
in a Very
tilt
Co
" : 4.
should be cool
. new white, one piece "moduli" iter-
. detain Enameled lavatory. "
, in your dressing rcbamber.
ling apartment or first iioor
room?
' the highest degree of comfort.
Jason has beleonaiiy supervised the
A number, of real estatebnriraine
may he had new be! u the Spring
monstrosity opens. be wise pill-
cilaller buys early. :
i ‘ s “lineal: avenue.)
PM vWilli a dull“!
Have you ever stopped to consider
' how delightfully convenluel it would
b. to have hot and cold running water
sleep-
toilet
its presence would often! you
We will gladly quote you priced. Our
plumbere sre strictlyc'ompetent me-
chanics, honest and, reliable.
clitorace it. flash,
rerun lull» Ado wet-r ere.
C‘ V ‘ ' l
intonation idling Euler-—
for years this Company haepald ‘
,_ 7. anarchism interest all Its
"ml-annually. Over half-m )cn
. dollars paid to investors to te.‘
. investments of from one to $10.00
accepted, participating in earning:-
A card will bring you our literaturl
or. a personal interview.
16 Couth Main “not.
rum new . YORK krill.” ears-re.
Bend them by check i or
AIOETI NEARLY ”NM”.
from date of receipt.
R. L. COBUBN. General Agent,
HINT
..call ..at,..our. .Oi‘lice and.
[examine our line of
Electric Lamps
For Raiding
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive. ”convenient.
ornamental. Made up to suit any
taste. in your house properly llluln~
hinted for the! helical? u not
Let us Pipe Your
House for Gas,
we will do it at rout. Our new line of.
HALL 0A8 GLOBES has been re-
ceived. Call and see them.
Connection
Company.
nannies:
We Have Designs on
Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms to be pa-
permit
a
lng Goods. , ,
do near. China in ('llpll. Saucers.
rial-vi; cw.
Painter-3' Hilltplioe. .
timd ready mixed l’niut. still [my
gallon.
Whirl: Curtain
10c. J .
Window shades and Picture Frames
made to order. " ' '
Painting and Decorating.
‘-wc give no new: W me
ill. Item”. MW W
l.. ll. broiler.
tr Wlehlnpten elm
Color, with iirlllrcll.
m: . A
or convention was called to order
foriisseould‘ lseuioninrsn-
the entrance cost dim shell,
The entire cost of the Michael. out
. although some
, of Venom pet“,
.000. ‘ Wing licenses on!!!
yourmiu being .mtflfllmifll. . ;
mi rile lime W in in '
u
Ir. lee-up owned s pert maid. .
mourn ode n
. r
Tel. cell. it. New
Crockery. Glassware. llouscnlrnulll- .
in" FL!"
ever assernbiedg-showin
din'ons. enabling "us
the present cost of“
get your share pith:
3."
't’l‘l ‘."i
0.3
GI WALL "II".
‘ The Author—4 wish you would put
hugs into the piece. Why don't you
speak my linen and wait for the
laughs? The act r—My last train
Knoll at midnigh .—Phnladoiphia in-
qulrer.
"My hey. if you want to stay ill the
rllhlic ere-J
"You. dud?”
»"l)on't be a human cilldcr."—-Kan~
Hull (lity Journal. '
Minerva
Thermometer”
temperature at all times,
both in and out doors.
‘r
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone “7.
u.
We haven lull stock of Edison's
‘ monographs and
Recitals. . y
The largest; and ulililtiii comnieie
stockllwlehsveereivcarried. ‘
A
“commie "W141;
i... ......" we
”reinterpret..."
., 4.1.
* initial into
with its dinner parlileerlleilsyupera
parties. "athletics," receptions. etc. ill
now commencing in earnest. and we
up in position to supply the exact
footwear writable for each and every
more. no at reasonable sum. the
carry the ml varied stock of «ems
dress and party slippers and metro
dressshoestehefwnd tathiseeotlotl
'ef tile lists. ..
We invite
a _
.!
W i"
Swing.“
The Tillie When. it Pays Every W0 ‘
Lavina Whole Season’s Supply.
Visitors to J. A. Hislop & Colo Store will find the -
heaped with the grandest assortment: of White Goods we .
Undermuslins for women and on
dainty Cotton Wash Fa rice—Embroideries for 1968, .- ‘
many styles exclusive with us—Linens from the most noted .
ice of the Old World—all collect ed under remarkable market,
{a quote prices not at all commensurate ‘
he rawmateriais. . ' . ~
Come tomorrow while the stocks are bri ht, fresh and new
beet White Goods v has ever offered.
1
. 83-85, ,Wasllingitlu St,‘ South Norwaiil.
.Jackéon.
. ' “ Optician. . .
Everythingln the Optical Little.
Mined Free.
' PERFECTIQ
‘ ' “fellow a tow Oil Hcaic
one week only we. will ofief
Perfection Oil Heater
Gianni. Dow”
ll liliitiliil iii.
ermine-nestled.
}
NQBWM-Ko
which we wish to close out.
at the following special prices
regular $4.95 for:
Perfection Oil Heater" 3
regular $4.65 or
Perfection Oil Heater. ;
regular 33.50 ii
We also have a few 8'
Oil Heaters left which it!
{lolll for $2.25. This sale i :5
tier. ‘ *
The Only Complete HM
More in the City
COR. HIGH AND Viki-L“?
NOR ALK, {
, rim
iii the time to save money ed”
your purchases. ‘ '
neao
Tiles: voices.“ ,
Children's“0vercoatr. 5 to 0',
$1.00. .
Reduced from $2.50 and
Any Child's Suit in 1...”:
Worth from $3.00 to Shwr
Men'e .Iwntere, ”I.
Were ”-50. ‘
WATCH THIS CRACK
Reduced Prices on All C ,
Opeli Monday. ween “
Norwalk Chronicler