I‘ j . Weill:
n, a . lies recovered from An littock oi the
'7 him his duller. after a men! dIyI' lllonle, l isms place, Norwalk.
"y.“mhhssbdensvi
Elltierwdge.No. 97.! 0. 0 1'. will
vitality regular meeting tomorrow night.
John Boarder. of MN
,‘lflilv
f" Nils-clutch Wllilsnt 3. Reed hos n"
Hrs. Arthur Wheat-r is ill at her
" Wk 0! the grip.
‘ . Tile Egbertl'ltonoti Tobie will hold
. "s meeting toulght at the Norwalk Con-
gregational personsge.
. Miss Kittie Brew. of Center street,
Dcnbnry, and Miss Helen Blake.“
‘Bhelter Rock Hemophilia”. have
_. returned home after dpending several
" ”days with relatives is SouthiN Norwnll‘t.
W
Martin Slottery. of Cross street. Nor-
walk whogms been employed for sev-
eral months in “or” express ofllcc
m
Eoerdman Burchcrd, of Wilson
Point. ills been sick with the grip.
bis
There is new is very correct:
difference in the length of the day,
both mornings and afternoons.
Misc Jennie Hoyt. who has been
spending a week in Norwalk. retu .
teller home in Weston yesterday
Mrs, Margaret A. Voshurgh. or No
20 Seymour street is hinting at visii’
with relatives in Newark, New Jerw
in New York, returnedto his sey r.
home owing to the dull times in the
my Mrs E L Beers and son, Clarence.
of Weston, came to South Norwslh
Saturday to visit her mother. Mrs. '
Crofui. ‘ ~ M
Mrs Carl Scheub and daughter. Miss
bouise Bchaub. of itsilroad avenue,
have been spending several days in
New York .
The monthly locating of the town
board of school vi tors will be held
this evening at the South Norwnlll city
council chamber . *~ .
8 I’lvewgl's ”mllzed Witch “Sisal
s e
During the sale of the too Tea piles. Sold by The yCiiifopd PharmaéY
and W millilbllfi stock ll Nil?!“ fiend The Bridge Pharmacy.
Main ”street, Attorney Louis 8 Beers , M
ii.” lsr ”it“ ie “Egg; iii” ’
9" E Y i (3 car.
until Mir Chill”! .118 With. 4
Mrs gentile B. Gerard, of South
. NW3. lthe chairman of the forestry ;
i Dillill '91- thenGonneeticut Federav
tion lit alien’s Blobs. wits to Bridge-
port; yd’sterdsly. She is planning to at-
tend the general federation convention
in Boston next June.
Dchtt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills known. Sold by The Clifton)
Pharmacy and The Bridge 'Phar-
mncy ‘
Conn, Frances. No, ii, 0, G, 5.. will
hold its regular meeting in Mystic
Chain l-,iali Washington street, on cfly a well itnown South Norwalk con
Wmincsday evening, January 226- The tractor, has been spending a few day4
gland recorder .1. A. Hall, and other in town ,
grand officers will be present. Every t ‘
member should attend.
~ilirthday Social at Trinity annuity
school room. Tuesday eve, .lan. 28.
Take DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They. promptly relieve back-
ache and week bsclr. Sold by The
Cllllord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. . - .
Mrs, Need It. Flynn and daughter,
who hsvo been quite iii, are now im-
proving nicely. and Mrs. Flynn's
mother. who has been here the past
three weeks. has returned to her home
in Mill Plain, New York.
--‘Dr. Dick's cures grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Douleus’ daugh-
ter, Katherine. of Seymour avenue.
slipped and fell in the yard and cut an
ugly gash in her hose, Saturday,
The Y P 8.. of the Norwaik Con-
gregational Church. will hold a meet-
input the church Thursday evening.
The subject will be Gems cl Scrlp«
turo.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Building, Loan and invest-
ment Association will be held tonight,‘
at 8 o'clock at the oilicc of Taylor it
'.Golden _
Amandus Bach, who is now: located
in Bangor. Maine. and who was iorm
I
l
Kenudys Imtlve Enrich Syrnll
'sete upon the sewers slut-r thereby
..l- . .
"The proof of the pudding is in the, c
eating." The proof of advertising is
in the results received. Sentinel ad-
vet-lining mys. Yesterday twa advs.
were inselied for watches lost One
was returned at 5 o’clock; t e other
lit 7 p, in. That is the resut of all.
vertising in the right paper.
*Ghlutto’s qui lunch room. The
neitclt piece in town '
.l . ..
3...,{4 ,
M., , .
Mrs. P. B. Wilbert, of Crescent Ter—
race. is reported today i the. Not:
walk Hospital as doing neiy. Mrs.
Wilbert underwent a very serious on
oration last week.
Maurice ll. Netting. ins-scar of the
South Norwsilt' division «the South
am New Willi Tole phmy . . any.
has been in New Hsv‘es no“!
era has been made of the
[tint Miss Ads M. Osborn.
otzMr. and Mrs. David P. Os-
, riot Milli street and Charles Hull Peg-lay (3 stages, who conducts the
. Mr Hull has many we supply store It- fl Wail
friends in Norwaiit and at one time street has porous-ed the business on ,
attended the Seileck School in but Charles 5, 1'“, 'm run g mimic“
organs.“ Miss Osborn also has a wide 099mm to m m store. . '
iricnds W .
Thomas 1! Powell. oi the Btilisos . ,
«anyspcpsis is our 'sstionsl ailment m return from
' 8W3 Blood Bitters is the nations ”we" U “at h“ u
cure [3' it. It strengthens ctonlscll
Whitby. Canada, .where was cellcd
merchant. neonates new at discs
on account of' the salient lilies: a: Ills .
they, The I!” m a
live juices. parses the blood. build: " "m m” V “ . ;
you in»
a M i i
Helper wrence.1)nniel Gleason.
Wu H sud Homer Nichols. oi
connected with the caution: .; .3
home. on Mstnutoru.
vacutlos and is comic ltit -
will be sometime
”able to mum to his Mics.“
Chsrles‘ Keith, the wellalmown unic-
m
, dithered by the arts
31“.“ W to Elli
of walking. Gillie their inltl
Blunt on! ad listen! in the s a” non
"f 3.5m. etrib Wa’li nbout‘1 i”: "a, EKW
fourteen mi in ion h. Those lads will work 7&0 Within?
are so mom or t famous Wes tonight“.
ion Walking Club. recently organized Welded o ”I” am“ "In”: ”a
in Now Yorh oily.“
J, . , gins tor the
r Ilium “ inllnfactlticm i
absolutely mm tohcslth thst we m
slvs'rsllst to the sin-sh .
thirst lllll st trouble.
ouch colts ~
flu Innis
grim-”5mm.
bl. ’yesr
god
'l'sc
Hundreds of Succemiul Graduates
Prov's that Merrill fielding does not full.
DAY AND EVENING 3m
grows more interesting daily. The new no rns
and hostile than you hsve ever neon fie!
denighs so heuutllui ond
reasonable that: you'll want to
‘ W
‘ . My} t lit... ‘ .cm
is so vs ,the
prices “fill
your ID is selvhl I
We have an “one payment" Victor
on e and get it.
Think of the deliclo s mclmly. the
sweet old songs. the st rt. . hood, or»
music that
might be trickling into your senses day
”on ice" for you.
chestro and
“N. 8 Bush 39
86 Washington Street.
after day.
The $1 a week payments are soon
finished. but the pleasure keeps on
trickling. Why wait?
i J iiiill
I.“
grand-ope.
liliilIIBi
ssrcs
so. new $750-
chicanfleslw to on: sod medalist}:
W mum
liltitllthllhhla.
’ ‘ crunched
V’Wmfigl;
Us
The Selleck Store
'7le mmiotsetsuiuaodovmtsotthshsumakn “
thstr‘cr'c‘pl'lc‘cd is low that tiny will not remain on our lab!» very v1
long. '
‘- mi in.
i Special vsiucs in Men
Ryh Bargains
Clothes
30‘- Not sud Emile Men.
mmnrwmstmmmpma ,, “
“NW W
. teem
mtkmsmumsue;
3“”chon Mannheim
MGM‘WW. toclcccs'.1c .
iii“ and die.
will why You.
‘i'c'cns'oy
”nucleoli
I ulna Iggridiiull ho' ‘
u s , w
flmord hotel. Ill!
was is til:d solo; drinking with James
m of Greenwich. when Policeman
Greene)! arrived.
Willi” was node to the police " I
byscitisen wil‘ “was girlinthb: ‘
i limo colored who woman s ,
‘ were in the side room ’ p,
‘ Daughter.
" s vacuums Am. Headed by Nadsm
’ kWorld'c” Greatest Colored Singer.
to all, on their household furniture.
HOYT’S TKENTEE
on: ween councilman non
DAV, JANUARY
Ill-tins» sum W silly.
. rare H mm
. , 3. 'mm ,
MTill WILEOR 3700K co.
ght ends! Night-The fiwilchman's
Dough e
Tuesday Night—The Natal stem
needs!” Nuke-Over the Hills to
the ‘oor lion
Thursdcy Night—To Be Buried
Alive.
doyNi t—On ltusslsn Soil.
turday ight—The Westemet.
Stree
Thursday Matinee—The Bwilchmun' a
Friday Matinee—To be announced
Seaway Matineem'l’o be announced
lower, the Bronze Mellm the
lnfl . . . ...... 10c, 20c and 300
linen .. . .. . and 20o
Endlec’ Night. M‘ondgé Night. Eimltcri
s
W»...— mh-.~-m M...
“' MUSIC 81“.]:
EVERY EVENQNG.
ADVANCE YAUDEVILEE.
MOVING PICTURES.
lLLtln'mA‘l’Eo SONGS.
Entire c or ‘ every Mon-
day and Thin-Ida y: ‘ ,
Prices. tile and 15¢: Children, Sc.
Matinee every Saturday “2:15.
Amateur night Mulls-day.
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK
nos 1']! mill ‘sr .
tooth terrain
are» even. memo» AND
' EVENING. . .
I Hear, 2 toj—c to ii p. m.
*
Skating is «his in the snot-nos»,
lsstesdsi use... Ladies summed ms
W skates. to costs.
film music st” the Rink ‘cscll‘ Holiday
mm it
w’ssx crucial"
, heaped with the
- ever ascend)
,gctymlrsharcoithehestWhithoodsyI
, Motive”. "
Wednesday Matinee—A Boy of the
: Report of New Niven Station on its ‘
. feeds there can be bought three times
' by (coders the wustefuiness of buying
, resemble a gold certificate for $100.
. changed It s locsl meat slsrllet. 1:
his all
Lay ill a Whole Seasons Supply
Visitors to J. A. Hislop e ooh Esme» will find the
dest assortments of White Goodi w
Undermusiins for women and ..
dainty Cotton iii/Islami Fns idh—Embroidcrics for ages, ‘
many styles exclusive with Mingus from the most noted ,,
lose! the Old World—sail collected under remarkable. market
ditious. enabling us to quote prices not at all comm uretc
the present cost of the raw motel-leis. . '
Come tomorrow while the stocks are 'ltt. {tech mid
nos my ofic’rod
,{
83 85 Washington St.‘ ”South New
. ruse coon l. we. '
WINSTED. ilan 2].——Tile
Clock Canvany. which Mt
him; five days a week, ei
a day ion some time. yum .
ed its Working time to seven.
day, the reduction enacting liv
dred employee. .
“The Store oft . “ T ’
. Anolysic. . , .
NEW HAVEN Jan. 21--A reported
the (ceding stuffs sold in Connecticut
has just been issued by the agricultur—
al station at New Haven, cs Part ill
oi the biennial report. ~
it giVes the results oi microscopic
and chemical analysis of ell the feeds
sold in the state to diurymen and no
stock (coders, with some discussion of
their merits and relative value it is
shown that low grade by-products of
the manufacture oi mum foods and
other cereal preparations. and eouthin.
lug much refuse of little food value
are altered at cbout the same price as ,
the standard and really valmble toodc "
and apparently lint! a ready market
here. Thus in one group of standard
as much digestible ingredients as can
be bought in another group of icedc
for the same money. ~
As Wotein is by far the moot value:
hie ingredient and one luost needed
for the sake of a little "
little smaller foot, corn
continue to endure shoe to u ,
got a line 0! “.60 sum"
prove a genuine rereluti‘
women. They are made cg
fit the most dinlcult foal—l
the old shoe. You dou'
them in. And for . . .
in and loci; them even s11
that to you ‘
without careful study of composition
and prices of the feeds now offered is
apparent especially at a time when the
prices of all feeds are abnormally
high. The matter of economy in the
buying or feed,” qnltc fully discussed
in this repel}. ,
CL.T°1A—
.”... unfit»: no
rsssco mo COUNTERFEIT.
Nsugstuck Map New Claims That it
Was a "Joke." ' , .
NAUGATHCK Jun. 21 .-The police ,
have in custody here Antonio Slicer» , ‘. ,,
city. who is charged with having ten» '
tiered to numeric [or drinkslost night
a piece or paper printed on side to
while the other sidebars advertising.
its val-"e was Muslim but on be?
its. second that it was 'sll runs, the
minor! lbeeper“ hold it lilies out. and
that 8mm. alter hsvlnll
several mum of Mail's. 'went
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