, ' " other. aemmttniesti
, fin»nei bytei hens mildew
' ‘ with m' l
" , it theywm kindly ,
My convenience this We
can more prompt attention.
Junie! B. Ella. of Broad River, left
this week tor Washington!)
W /‘
Mia‘s May Olsen. or gwnnd »is
undergoing treatment a the Normal]:
. .........._..._
wbr. Dick's cores grip.
Court Frances, Orderiot the Guided iv
Sceptre. will meet this evening In Myer
lie Chain liil.n
lira. Rffid Gte mango. oi “Blur
0V en 1 e a use
Wider Club} Thursday alters
Little um Helen ems, at Western.
is spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Frederick Weed In Norwalh.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Adams, of 80th
”Walk, visited Mnm
Keeler, in Southport. on “Saturday.
Joseph b O’Briea's new residence
in Fairdeid avenue is enclosed, and
will he completed in a few weeks.-
The seventh Company; Coast Artil-
lery, will drill at the armory tonight.
A smoker will follow the drill session.
W
Ophir Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, will hold a meeting In Masonic
Hall, South Main street, this evening.
Miss Harriet Kerhy. of Brooklyn.
who has a number at triends in “0!",
walk, was a visitor in town yesterday
Captain George Ellwood, of South-
lion. passed Monday in Norwellr on
business (or the Nassau Oyster Cont-
IBM
Banner Council, Daughters at Liber-
ty, will hold a meeting tomorrow eve-
ning in Mystic Chain Mail, Washington
strceI.
Mugl’a arris B Wardweli and son,
Muster Ilenneth Schuyler Wardwell, oi
Norivw are spending a tow days in
SlaWuw)
s Lodge. F. and A ,0!
Ntfivfiywfll meet Thursday night and
work the Master Mason degree on one
candidate.
Miss Margaret. secure. a iormer rest
idem. at this city, has returned to
Norwilit and taken up her residence at
22 Belden avenue
, The pupils In the Smith Norwnllt
High School are taking their examina-
tions , o“this week and are attending the
' but a short time each day.
—-Ghiotto's quick lunch room. The
nedtest place in town.
*
Mr. and Mrs Gustavus Goodrich, of
South Main street have gone to Mi-
ami. Florida it is their intention to
remain in the Palmetto state until
spring
Washington Chapter. K. A M. of
Norwallrpwili hold a convocation this
evening and work the mark master
degree and it there is time the past
master degree. .
Gearge Wilshire, who is a iormerp‘
student at the Harstrom School audo
who is a nephew or the publisher 0!
WIIshlre’s Magazine, has returned to
Nd‘r'wailt to resume his studies
Mn. Edward B. Mnnvlile. of Frank-
lin, Pennsylvania who has been the
m at her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ill-och, in bowe street, has gone
Tor‘ll city to spend a weeir.
ante Philllplna A. Hahn. manager of
Caterer Frederick A Lanes restau-
rant, tell glown the night of stairs
lefllltgt o rumorant, Monday eve-
sing. on; as quite severely hurt
wary——
Game srden Wilbur 1". Smith. at
Booth Methane ls making a euro
gramme“- wym in Fair
0 WM tiwpast.
two tiers is stained and vicinity
Mill—hm-
of South Nor
" {or ilsvnne.
from titers to
WWI will’h the Mt
Nils Wt out re;
Aim... tr ,
. to“ mwwnich is
”Ii-newest“
that s tripont m5 throwing
weehg‘wonhtm fit. but
lira. Peter.
A
, i r. has recovered from a recent attack
, to n yesterdaym flier his
. l lass
Smith ntlil ll
A sitcom» 1» m
street, is III with the grip.
Miss Grace finality. of BM n. is
be guest or Itr, and Mrs. l. Hoyt.
est avenue.- . .1
ya in Boston.
coin is threatened
is home in lesson Place tor a low
ys, In much improved
Mrs. Helen Smith returned to Now
slit last. night, alter s week s visit to
er home in New York.
~Forge‘i the iinlucial iailure. How”
ttend the K at 0. Dance tonight
Miss Harriet Crnbnt, at Hamilton
venue. is a guest tor a law days oi
‘ricnds in New York city.
AGeorge Evert- and Howard Duty, oi
:Lhe Cornstocir Clothing Company, spent
esterdsy in New Tori: on business.
William J. Foster is enjoying a day's
section from his duties at the allies
0! Raymond Brothers, in Wilmington
d‘treet. A » it
A Mrs. Frank Davis, of Grumman ave-
Mamie Duseberg, oi Pittaleltld
igw days.
use»...
in the odice of Judge Joseph it. Toy:
iii ‘e trill.
The stockholders oi the Norwaiit
eaIty Company will meet in the per-
1 rs of the Hotel Mnhachema, Thurs
dgw evening, January 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T Payne. 0!
arbor avenue had as their guests
unday. ..Mrs Jessie McFadden and
Edward Holloway, of New York. "
JMrs. P. D. Stannerd and daughter,
New Haven for a low days, have re-
ti mod to their borne in Main street. '
Miss May B. Lord, the popular evan-
3 list who conducted very interesting
collage In the Norwalk Methodist
rch last, year. will be here next
month.
The regular meeting of the liospiv
Whist Club will be held with Mrs.
Pilip N Smith, of Bayview avenue.
Fl'day. atternoon January 24. at ,3
m
Miss Elisabeth Osterbanits will en;
tertain the Voidnteer Circle of Kin
Aim inns: Kelly, of 18 Wood ,1
George Wamcire. a well-known Can; .
on young man, Is visiting for a l’ew A‘ "
John T McManus, or 16 Chapel
‘ truet, is ouiteiil at this home. Pneu- _
Ansel Sherwood, who has been ill at 1
due Cranhury, is entertaining Miss
«(bf I '4
Miss Verna A. Wheeler sténogrnpli-‘ ‘
ho hare been visiting relatives in‘ ,
arises so or
your spring swing...
to Mashhad“ Street.
12m w-esetiw
I” sunni-
TN.“
‘9)!
'it s a... low
We have an “easy-payout” Vi
”on Ice" dorm
Think of the mdelicious melody, the
sweet old songs. the stirring band or-
chestra and grand-opera music that g.
might be trickling into your senses day A
A alter day.
The 81 a week payments are soon
finished, but the nleuure keeps an
ii trickling. Why Wattlw A 3A,; '
A i Anguilla 8: All All,
134 WashmgtonStreet A
Game and get it:
'3
Min”
”Chechnow
Casein
"review-ens”
..'r.-
wroelwololv'
sinus mm. sow steer m’””'
grows more interesting daily. The new terns "Matter
and prettier than you have ever seen
Is so varied. the.designs so become! and nitrate»
stubble that you’ll want to steel; tip
The, "Add! the
The Set ieck Store
cm s
Money Advanced
We»: unnamed:
:3 :0 AMUSEMENSI‘So
f the Poor House.
. Alive.
‘ s Vanni-vim Ante. NeWbvaadem
long.
Cfinghters, ot the Nam“: Method at .
st eet. Norwelh.‘
he, will be held this evening in
W or Amer!
thg hall to! m
on, South Main street; '
mum
i or this week sh distilled}!
M t “garish sud si’el betas it”!!! ‘1' ‘
They are being WMductedWy
NAM.” “in:
width-t the Mir?“ A
It!
Jere-now D. Mirna!
nrch tonight at her borne, 14 Cross A
meeting «and: Norwnlh Coir '
cl vs, No. 418, llilfii‘hed 0T6" of H” *
13M Bayesian
5st “to and Woo Men. A
Tours are broken lots of Suits and Oval-seals e] the but makes
that are fringe so low that they twill not remain on our tables very
V‘t'l“ r
was you. in Men's liaslt dolls. _
leys' [site one Overcoat: at very small prises
Men's
Men's
. Have just purchased from the Miniature! s‘ rot or Men's but .
penm, value 25c and we, and have merited them 11: and die.
A lot of Men's Dollar Neelmwwr, to one» 299.
WATCH ova wmoovle—‘vu wm ‘fiy'Yeti‘.’ ’
Will
48
idol vi: tori: pm"... my
Fur Caps. 92 value. $1.29.
High-Grad. Sweaters, $1.79.
and 50 Wellditeei:
Mr . hand finger.
w
*1 1w
Agosto Hunt.
W other known system. Au gust
to all organs at our mt.
pore blood. a wellnonnsb
treated Ten years of actual
experienced. Renaud by State Board
0! Health. Dace MM: 30 a. in.
to 5: lil p. In. Other hours by sheaths
m Consultation tree. Phone. No
F
‘L
to all on (infill; householdI ibmiitge,
r "99¢ Y
WWlagmoTal WW own name,
without indorser. :‘A ‘ ' A
‘ CALL AND m 0!.
newline Bldg. Wislilofthh as
its!” own finial. :v e
DAY, JANUARY MN. ,
Mariners Martin Wednesday.
~: FRED It NAN .
um
THE WILSON STOCK 0,0.
Wednesday Night—~0ver the Hills to
Thursday Night—Ta Be Buried
Friday Night~0n Russian Soil. :'
Saturday INIght-v-The Westerner.
» “on:
wednesday Matinee—A Boy at the
-<'l':hwrnday Matinee—The Switchnino s
Ila-mar,
Friday Matinee—Jib be announced.
Saturday Matinee-42; he announced
rElevrer. the Bronze Melba. the
Marin Greatest Colored Singer.
Eveulnp. .,10d Mundane
”Illness ................ 1m mum
Ladies' Night, Monday Night. Limited
to goo.
‘ Princi
ADVANCE VAUDEVILLE.
. MOVING PiCTUBEI.
iLLUSTNATED CONGO.
Entire change of program every Mon-
day and Thursday.
Prim. 10s and 15¢; Children, be.
Motion Saturday at 2: 15.
Amateur night every Thursday.
WAYA ..
e rm: e .w
.j‘r'l ' AM a.“
g ._ Il’m If
”all all
G.
.lltrm Ii
New. 2 tell—dueling. no
9'; is
i It ‘
inhalation matmmw
ed body and good health. All chronic
g norm THEATRE ‘ 4
one wees: conneucmo MONA
sKAmio RANK...
eggs: gveav “{MMON sue ,
Visitors to J A.
heaped with
W91 Immed‘W-‘ml
matyleieseiusive with Queen: ir’tnn the
Iesot'the Old World—ail coileeted‘nnder Willem
drdonnenalilingtnetoquotepflcesnot all
the present control the raw that ’“
‘ its muscular .
r... not} '"
Spline s '
(Continued Frdm First m?)
m
of town schools?" be was allied lur-
ther. . .
i'l don't know how it compares with
other schools; he answered. and in the
conversation which followed, declared.
“i know a person whoAhss good band
writing has mighty advantage over
one that has mm A
President Keith named School View
itors George B. Serials. Hurry :ltlder
and Thomas F. Clone to be members
oi this committee.’ " .
At the niggestion at Mr. Rider
psi George E. Thompson of the
Best Norwailr schools, told the board
of his work in East Norwailt to better
hand writing. Mr. Thompsdn has his
teachers make comparisons every two
unearths. and in me cam great Im-
provement was notlceabie. He had
also laid stress on the tree arm move-
ment and expects to get still better
”Said Mr. Thmnpaon: “i believe we
need a superintendent oi hand writing '
in our mitosis more than anything
else. and I believe we would see a
wonderful change In our woman-hip
It we had a superintendent at women-
ship. the some as we have a teacher
angluwing. to Inf out work (or the
so severely whipped about a year
by a woman teacher at
school that she has since
able to attend school. The
wanted an investigation or the
ping, but the opinion around
h'osrd was thht the matter filial}
now (or an Investigation. The
matter Was left for disposit'
Princib'nl Thompson, of the last.
walk schools. -
In reference to the sub _
Thompson said the teacher Mk
badly over the whole ones
he believed there would be
trouble if the child . A
teacher , ,
Mr. Thompson also A
to give the teachers at
mishion to close their
tests on the afternoon of?
‘lnmrder that they one! 1.
address byJ B. Moments...
bury, a well-hooves eductltor‘
o'clock at the timid school.
request was granted
Dr. Kendall“ waited”
animal report of the!“
lsad been accepted.
It had He also!“
acting v sitar: on tilt!
ltwss the best hem.
the Norwallt wheels. and
“3%”; TM A '
r en a a c ,
is being taken at grids? ”"
He believed the WWW
cred and recommended a
on his motion the were
react} to correspond with
is _
* Mr. Rider drew attention at
Mr. Rider spoke very highly of the
results already obtained by Mr.
Tlflmnpson and made particular men-
tion at the work done in Miss Cross
neon's room. *'
At this meeting. also, was brought
fut are ri‘tgitpiggntive niefdhot sunligh-
ng st nes or t ey are
angrily anointed now. to learn where W $1?" ”amt MM
they are located, in some parts at ”2%". held noittrth‘er
the town. sell gd
A"? “Wham" it’ll." 533%: m "' ........._.........'
an e a w arson c .
in mm! chamber until 5: 2i .wawfiqmcgwmm
o'clock, but no more members putting "old or when your threat in
In ‘11 NDanCéy Plgiident Keith mt MWu’wW‘uw
called to order
A bill star the legit-neg oi.
Norwalk Chronicler