Qt
the and color. will please you.
'MAHAOKSMD Hittite. aLoeIt.
gourd neswmt. ,
the New Year. The
752. K. BANKS
highland avenue.
hire. Julia Vani‘aesel. oi New York
city, hi the guest or Mr. rind Mtii Cotes
Fiction” at their battle in Norwiillt.
WM-
'i‘ii'ere is excellent alkaline on hette'
pond. Ndwtown avenue. Hawaii. and
quite a number or the young talks on
joy iii! tIIort daily
2‘ ——,il0n t or!
"Friday event
pint, the Rorestari’ dance,
I, in Railroad avenue.
'i
m
it ybu what, ”illicit that will when
ll
tvemnoaelrrm‘sb returnees
nae—News Department
lite—Dunne» Department
title—Drench Office. diff“
N0 «latter-la Reeld
Mile-city Editor's Reeideilee
well and guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion try the beaten pohooi shoe at
Conneally & Eruption. ‘
The members oi! the Egbert Club will
enjoy a turkey supper Frill y evening
at 7: ‘30. In the indiee' bar or of the
Norwalk Congregational Church.
M I
Jamee W. Maples. formerly the moat
vol-tattle writer for the Nprwa it flour.
is at present in Boston, Where he is
establishing an oiiice tor-the Minneap-
it is eeldom that both sledding and
skating are are good as at present.
Joseph W. Goodwin, clerk In
store of: Rogers &.8tevens. is ill.
The Harris Iii: Gena Company are dis-
charging a bulge of anthracite coal.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Finch will move
shortly from 5 Reed street to Stam‘
ford.
John W. Wehle. of Morgan avenue.
is recovering from an attack of the
grip.
Mrs. Dwight A. Hall, of Norwalk. Is
visiting friends on iiopc street, Glen-
brook.
The Kilin'Ol‘I Club will hold a smok-
er this evening at the club rooms In
Wall street.
--Don't fall to hear Miss Lou Eleni
nor Colby's chalk talk, "Color In the
at the M. id.
January in, 2:30
Home and Costume."
Church, Saturday,
the
oils firm by which he is employed.
The Civic magnet will meet at the
Historical house tomorrow afternoon
at ii o'clock. AD business of impor-
tance Ia to come up, a large attend-
ance of all women interested in the
betterment of Nor-walk ls redueated. ‘
The W.(‘ (31‘. U'. will meet with Mrs.
S. B. Meeker. 17 chtport uremic.
Norwalk, Friday at 8 o'clock sharp.
All members are asked to be present.
as there is important business that
must be attended to at this morning.
—-—Averlll Paint. Lead and Oil. (‘rudc
Oil. Axle Grease in tubs. lluyniond
llros.
-
Connccilcut School Document No. iii
has been issued by the state board of
education, being a list. or town school
commltk‘es. boards or school visitors
boards of education Illld library direc-
tors of the state. It is a valuable pub
llcution. .
(tubal robot. is ill with homemn
$10.00 HEATER. redueed to...
Dr. T. 1“. Clone wont. to New York
yesterday to attend a reunion of Coir
nocllcut Division, Local Alumni Assn
o'clock. Admission 25c. The proceeds
for the work of the Municipal League.
Est-Mayor Ford Smith and M. ii.
Glover are in New York attending the
automobile show.
Mrs. M. Cousins and daughter, Miss
are
Clara Cousins. of Main
visiting In New York.
street.
The annual meeting of the Norwulil
hcld
Congregational Church will be
this evening In the chapel.
Mrs. Denton Seymour, of Bethel, Ill
visiting her mother, hire. Elizabeth
Splcer. of 117 Main street.
.._...__._._,....
Irving Reed was able to be out yell-
tclviay to attend to Ilia duties for 1)-
.l. Reynolds. after an attack of pleur-
lsy.
Cottages, flats. looms,
The pill" grands of Butler Lodge, 1.
0. 0. l“., will hold It rchcilrsnl tonight
All past grands Invited
at 8 o'clock.
to be present.
.loc inckhnrt,
lllanliilic'
Iory with power, to lot. Raymond llros,
the gcnilll clerk nl
rinilon. The affair was hold a Hotel
Shanieyli and included a banquet and
II general social time. Dr. ltlllrdnn, oi
Danbury, was also In attendance.
At the regular monthly meeting in"
the Men's Clllb of St. Paul's Church to
be held this evening at the [forkclcy
street chapel, Dr. J. Milton (‘oburn
will be the outcrtnliler. ii is cxpcclcd
that there will be It largo attendnllct
to listen to the genial doctor.
which has been ordered. has not. yci
arrived, It being almost impossible to
get any machines at present. The ma
chine is much larger than his former
car and it will be necessary to enlarge
his present garage considerably to lii'
commcdatc it.
With Its new, bright and spacious
rront Illspluy windows now In place.
the new Coloburn block In Wall street
Is beginning to show signs of comple-
tion. its location and equipment.
which is most modern. will nlrlltc ihla
structure one of the moat dcsirilbic
w. L. Olsen's 1010 model Mitchell. '
Jones & liotchklas‘s Willi street store,
and advalttageoun luminous houses in
enjoyed the sights at the nutoinobilc
town.
show Tuesday.
F. H. Byxbec. of linrricl strut. iii on-
tertulnlng Mrs; F. ii Scotlcld and
daughter, Misti Doroihv of Pond
Ridge New \‘ormil
~Mleit Lou Eleanor (‘olby was for
ulcrly Il teacher of drawing III the St.
Louis schools. and Is now traveling
about giving the various teachers and
women’s clubs the benciit
Mrs, ill. I). Eroticid and daughter.
Dorothy. of Pound ltldgc. IIrc gueats
. S. llyxbcc, lit ihcll
or Mr. and Mrs. I"
home Ill Hurrlct strcct, Norwnlk.
llitvid Betta, in or of Mrs. A. ii.
Hoyt, is seriously ill with pneumonia
at the homo or his daughter, In Berke
(in account of his age,
little hope ill hold out for his recovery.
Icy street.
~~Come and hear what
Church. fiaiurday. January in.
of the Municipal League
'l‘he maIponcd meeting of thc Circle
of Light will he held this evening at
Miss lion
Eleanor l‘o Iby aiiyil about' "( olor in the
Home and (loltlifiifi." at the M ii:
2 (iii
o'clock. Admieeion 25c. For the work
knowledge and charming Ilieilltltltisw
Fl‘lilll the (trend Ilnpiiia l'icIII-I Alisa
(‘olby will give one of her clIaIiI talks
in tho parloril til the M E thuich,
Butuidui. .IIIIlltllit I... lit .‘zllli o'clock
W
M Trinity Church, on iilluduy, llli
Rev. w. (3. Roberts will olllclilte at all
services. ithlrly celebration of ill"
Holy thuninunion at It u'cltlcll: tuotn
In; service at Iii: (“baud evening ear
vice lit 7 o'.clorli Mr. Robert» hill li
splendid record for success in the min
bury. and there should be it largo III-
lendauce to hear him.
lArguly attended and interesting roe
IIgloiis meetings are being held every
exciting. except Monday and Saturday.
at the First M. ii. Church. The aer-
viccil are conducted by Rev. it‘. It. Will~
the Norwillk iiitpilllt Church. The tor and are «attendingly interesting.
meeting will be given over to II Inllt Tit... subject last evening was The Still-
on iuctapbysice by iluv. Mr. Van of Hope. Mill. F ii. Walter and John
Iiorcn. Sample song gospel solos. TinI liiiliv
l'. J. Minti 0. Co. desire to announce
that. their store will close Friday at
1 o'clock in order to Mouth and an
tango stock for their ton Ilays' clear-
ance sale. which begins Saturday. at
”will.
“W
HOWard Worden. of Hartford's floral
loci for thin oveulhg' will be The
Heavenly inheritance.
A good deal of interest la being mun
treated In the art exhibit that is to
be held noon at the Norwelk vigil
inherit. It Is believed that this exhibit
will not only stimulate ert slitting the
ttutieiite but will be u been to may
people In the Norwelile. who seldom
have titli’Wlinlty of selling the
works or the masters. 'l‘hephotearebiie
eiili phothlflvnm are all direct repro-
duction: of grail write in architecture
and sculpture and painting. The air
tact or the exhibit till stated: Is to m1
Its all Interlie‘t iii the study or the hit
any of art and its medici‘tiietos. 'l‘hti
minerals from the lilld of tickets {or
illii lithium on in illicit til bottiiiiy the
imitate manna oi the public
hull. who had the milliortune to got a
stubborn clutter, in his eye while ro
turning from New York city. has had
the foreign object removed and is
again at work
The newly elected officers of Court
Narriilt. Forester. of America, will be
installed this cvsnilirt at the quarters
In Water sircot, Norwallt. by District
Dowdy flitnlci P. Moltluinii. of West
3 port. nflfffifliililt‘iilii will he served Iliw
We time it tow. odd sites In Parlor floater. which we with to elude out
'2‘“
Below Are a Few
$80.00 “HEAT“ redhead to A
$12.00 HIA'I'IIR. reduced tuna.“ ”3"
9700
All
”.50 i-lilA‘i‘IlR. Muted te......III.o..
v.00 HEATER. retirees to......
“.00 HEATER, radioed to. . H0315
dilinleo.
and in hitter to do an. hove inade the price very temptlna. it you are con-
[lamenting butchering a beating tiara you should tulle edvsntage or this
specie! odor. 2.2 2 _
of Our Sppclais
$6.020
FullereiDiredlore and rotation.
12 is North Milli Street.
flu. oaaeunee or ‘I'l-ll eooitltaeI-‘ma.
soon Norwalit. Conn
tHoRTHANo AND
TYPIWRITIND DEPARTMENT. OF
MERRILL COLLEGES
V All: lrlttliva eeoo rceirioue
Thero‘e a Graud Opportunity for illvery Ambitious boy and Girl who
will Enroll Day or Evenlaa. NOW.
south Norwgik
Stamford
Port Chester
o. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
6. WALL ITREIT.
PHONE “I.
NORWALK.
Iiiiiiilliii lllti
* ~ iiiiit ii ltlltii ‘
‘ sent out to the chairmen W
Underwear W
In the matter of Underwear for women and children.
It is ecnrcch
Tax Commissioner William H. Corbin
murmur) Jan. law-tie .
of relief to the cations town about the
litate, in connection with the distribu-
tion of banks calling on certain de-
tails In the work otthc relief boards.
Tax Commiileioner William ll. Corbin
cites various sections or the statutes
defining the wdrk branch boards and
then ccntlnueatl' ' .
"Yen are net, aboard of aeseesore.
but an appellate body, which is ' eup-
posed to act in a Judicial manner as
an actual board of relief tram Injustice,
and it inequalities in valuations exist,
it is yoiirbounden duty to
such inequiiiltlee. as much as poselble.
either by Increasing lists of persona
which urn too low, or by reducing lists
which are to high. all of which it is
In‘your power to accomplish without
“definite appeal by any property owner.
"Whliloiier changes are made, how-
ever, should not be made hastily. upon
the request olynn individual. but only
after a full understanding of the aim
atlon brought about by a conference
with the assessors, an actual viewing
of the property, and a comparison with
other similar contiguOus pieces wher-
ever possible?‘
The letter further states that there
will both general meeting of the re.
lief boards of the different towns on
January 27 at Hartford for the purposc
of discussing tllnucrii and duties coir
Iicllcd with tho boards.
M
«Itching. blcw’Jng. protruding oi
blind piles yield to Dunn's Ointment.
Chronic cuties soon rellcvcd, linally
cured. Drugglsta all still it.
........_. -_WW
FIGHTER JOHNSON FINED.
BOSTON. .lllli. lll.~~.lal“k Jiiiiliditlll.
the i‘lllilllllliln heavyweight honor, paid
ll lino III” 325 in the municipal court to
tiny for operating an nuiomohlic with
out a license rind ovcrspociling. Th:
Tillie What ileinecietl IiiTlitm
Overcome .
”2.-....” .........2... ., "I...
to give us a thence to round; slid through
stool. 1! See Friday’ a paper for details.
l. .,
e l
92WllsllingtonM V H V ‘19" 4 South Norwelk
” Street ‘ p Conn.
. \ I
“The House of .Aétivity anti “Progress.”
Walk-Over Shoes ~
WHAT THE MAN WHO WEARO THEWOULD SAY
That They Are
THE LATEST IN STYLE
THE EASIEDT ON THE FEET
THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY.
THE GREATEST WEAR
FLYNN 5. RYAN
OO'WASHINGTON STREET
0:: be obtained by VlSITlNGI. lint STQRE
t ay.
Coal Stoves and Ranges, Enameled Ware,
Combination Coel and Gas Stoves. Oil and Get
Heaters. Gite Fittings. Globes.- Etc. are a few
of the many ueediuls shtiwn. Take the car
today—visit
Milli lllllil’illl. ‘7
WALL ST REET
NORWALK. CONN
notcaunry. now that boavv lludcrwmrwcather Iii littc. to go into long do
tails with a list of the dliiereut prime.
Suture to am that the heel kind of Underwear is hero for the very
lowest prices that good llnllcrweai run he sold (or
We have a most noteworthy line of Union Suite all shapes
and
w.clghta and we recommend you to look at the values we tiller. 60c to 8200
pcr garment
N. E.Ryan
so wasrlnvo'ron swim.
THE
A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.
Co.
'xlst
SOUTH NORWALR
Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Etc.
134-136 Washington Street. South Norwalk
CONTRACT! All! OF iNTEREST “TOW loloro In Connecticut and ill I French
MANUFACTURERS.
Appropriation oi 0150.000 (or Purchase
and Teet at Automatic Riflee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. i3.~AmoniI
the items ill the army appropriation
bill, which panned the House )I‘iilt‘r-
day. which lie Iii lllli‘i‘t'i‘ll to t‘onucl‘li-
rut III the appropriation of ilhtluilu for
iho purchnec. lilllltllfilciurc and lust oi
automatic villus, Including nights and
cqulpnlcuis. that In tho lust Ilcni III
the bill as reported.
'l‘hi word mlhllfllcillrc gitcs the
War leDIJ'lltloili the right in make
these automatic guns at a federal ar-
senal if it is desired to Ito thin. and
the feet that automatic guns are el»
ready being made at the tipriugllcld
arsenal, but It Is exiicetcd that the
built or the ootllrlu‘la for three will
be givon out in Connecticut, where
some htvu already been unionist-tur-
ed for the government The gun to
be made III a departure from tho old
Hoichltioli. which has boon made horo-
Invontor' II design
HIXAMITHYLINITITRAMINI.
The above Ie the name or a German
chemical. which is one at the many
valuable ingredients of Foley e Kidney
Remedy. Hexamctilllcnctetremlne is
recognised by medical text boolu and
authorities as e urlt hold animal and
mai- hud lump pending ngilirlet John
son since Scpicm‘hcr. When his dcinult
watt recorded.
liltiillililiii
its.
militia“
.2, ,V
.3
OOUTl-i NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 112
CROSS STOCK CO.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Robert Lowie Steveneoti’a Great Drama
“Dr. Jekyll
m ,
Mr. Hyde’
M... w M...
FIRST HALF OF NEXT WEEK
“WE ARE KING”
We Back Up Our a.
so Repairing
with a guarantee that our work will
outlast the rest of the carriage rune.
why we have had some at the onset
carriages in town In our hoopltei. Build
no yours if there is anything broken.
dislocated or strained about it We'll“
doctor it up so it will be at good all
and probably better than when it was
new. 1‘
Luther M Whit
eoIifi‘II NDRWALK. eons. _
”— 1
HL
1
MCHURCH ATTACHED " "'
, “Mm. .. 2.... ..
iNVEDTOflS LOSE ALL
“- I
Bridgeport and Other Connicticut Peo-
pie Taken in by Washington
30ml Concern.
ii'AhllllNIR'l'Ofi, .itul. iii. «Numerous
‘lllllllliilillh from Conn-mllcul are be
u: Iccclvcti by the authorities of this
"2}? against the ltcnliy Bank and Trust
otilpany. it concern that sold a lnrgc
lumber of bonds throughout ihc state
This company was organized ill 1907.
and in Illllli paid 5. per cent. on its
New Haven Contractor Duel For Bulld-
Ing the Structure.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 13.—An attach-
ment {or 320.000 has been tiled in the
oliice of Town Clerk Whitaker by Nit-
lsle Dei‘ranclsco against the Afrb
can Methodist milscopal Zion Church
In Dlchll avenue. near Charla!
street, and the tiling orthle mortgage
(iced opens a new development in the
interesting case connected with the
.mnds. ’l‘liey wcnl out of
business
erection of this church building.
alti lactic
Kidney
clor thc urine
Bridge minimal) and i" ll
*W
SHE WANTED TO SIT ALONOSIDE
JUDGE WHEEL...“
.2... 2—.» .. ...
Witneaa In One or Tueadey'a Ceeee
Took the Court by lurpfiee.
'l‘llu llridgepoi-l i‘ovl said ycilicrdey:
Mrs. tiarah llrillo, a witness in the
Nciiic Anderson vs, John .1.
mac,
room yesterday. circled
desk and make It dive for the llldge'a
bench. title had just gained the plat-
form when sheriif Ridncy llswlcy cit
col-led her to a neat on the lower illicit
‘ The court allowed no «motion.
IDEAL OUTINGS it.
blew Into lltl' superior
AFFORDING
’ DILIDHTFUL SHORT SEA 7:”! TO OLD POINT COMFORT
QLD DOMINION LINE
"ii: _i 2
:2 e' uliiiil. hinted ng mob
ptir’tetlmi and in» ’18 00'
tilieieoaunodatitlll. .
4
element are «ill to
more its ii iii
die in "
a
oilir‘f‘lhb‘iiotil audit edeiiii thee Miami!
ed. «booth with
tut“ ..-¢.
including Aeeemldetlene et mm dilembil'iein.
'l‘IIlIc l-‘oicy‘ a
rowdy liii iron" as \uu notice
an) irregularities and amid a Itcriotui
niitlady
iieslur.
Higgins
com;
the clerk‘s
EASURE and REST
the e emu line to tile Mei
M! mwliiiiii e MUM?“
where!) do
at comm renewing learning. midi
Unit“! ill. ’1 e mi. arriving in New You: about It V0 9. III.
i e l t i 4
Tickets and statement reeervelioinifli’ Igr till North hirer ion of menu It. “may. filthy w m,
In?! fill ills Milli“ 11‘“.-
m“ m” $22.00
“I “.mmuwt 3‘
iertiii
mflfidm‘
4
" eeliii rail Ittueviiai'lili nitrite".
,w I. wooelidlvmuswéu We ”new music: inst bummer
, ‘ ”v e. ., _
g .
‘ Knights of Columbus
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH .NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KlRIY Manager
VAUDEVILLE
COMMINciNO
Monday (Matinee), January lilili
Vaudeville'e Greeteet Laugh Mailers.
nae a damnation.
“The Manicure Dirt".
DORMILY A AUDOIATO.
Comedy-Acrobats
LAURA DAVIS DUNN o co.
in a Tabloid Farce comedy,
“Till RIGHT noon."
THC GRAND OPIRA DUO.
In Opel-ails and Popular Music.
Ntl‘t‘DR A IIMDUR,
Fowler leieliieie.
First Time Here at
HARRY 'I'. ODDAI
The Japanese Prime.
alarm" avenv oav
caddies ......Ilo. Adults ,......m
“In"? “Human-tut.“ .M m
teat-ea
MDelillltefloilaebelle
:CARN IVALI
"d K. OF C. HALL. SOUTH MAIN
STREET
Brenton. lee. i3. i4. is.
.‘Ia....llhui1°c'"”
Dell‘rnnclsco, who is“: genera done
tractor, has brought suit aptiiat it!» _
church in the superior court (idiom. ,
the placing of a moon nice lieu "
against the church. in th Superior . 4‘
mull action. breach oi! conlmt is al-
Icgcd by cht‘ranoisco.“ He eitline that
the church people agreed by contract ,.
to pay hi. 319.750 tor billlililit». hit
cllurth and that be hell recalled. «if,
this amount only St 300. Mr. mm V
Illicit accepted it mortgage ft)! ”0.0“
on the t‘“|illll II but claims that when in
act-pied this dccd the church W
to pit) oi! all prior mortgagor» _,
the contractol would hold I flifl I“?
gage on the property. This, W
tractor claim. the church lulled to:
lloll‘lanriilcn asks for the
the property, for damaged of W
and the foreclosure of the lien [it
till the property. ,
id"
After exposure. and when you
cold coming on. title ”Ml! '
Iltid 'l‘ar. the treat throat all
remedy. it stops tho 1:on
the congestion and smell.
from your system.
bridge Phat-W
ruse itrloe name. ’
Sr 1909. and other companies were
I‘Irrud by the promoters The post
Imw dt‘plii‘llllt‘ni got tiller some of
lli‘lll, and most of the originators of
llc M lli‘llli‘ are now ill iliil hI-I'c.
i‘Lt builds oi the lil‘iilli' limit iiilll
l‘l’usl compull‘» lll‘t‘ illniolllicly worth
.. and thc t‘olluccticlll Inn-store
\Iil lose it“ lbw put into it. it hi
old that 844nm .‘ilililt‘ Will”. sold In
;’ Hairball, and ion lili‘ll iill‘ now 131
tlll Ill lllni city for nclliltg iiic worth
'wn lirllliln. ‘l'liv Willi‘llnli prmnuivl
It ihc (‘illli‘t‘i‘lL ltllhnrd J. Marshall
llml ill this city ’l‘llusdnv
llitll)(“ll3.i‘(ln'l‘ .llllt iii Tllcllc lllcu
urc licctor McLean and Walter R
Quimby. Thcy are now to jail serving
sentences of one your with a line of
3200 for attempting to defraud Mrs
(l, A. licuwcll, of Gilbert ntrcl, of her
property.
A VALUADLI: DOOR FOR WOMEN
, FRII.
.tlly woman who |liiiititlIiimi n Volume
of “Mrs. l’luitiulnt'il 'l‘eiit llouh upon-
lhe Allilli‘liln Peculiar to Women.“ has
at build such information as may save
her st‘i‘ltillli Illness in it she III til it
will givb her an intelligent under
«landing of her case and euggeet it M
cure This valuable Iii page Imam! Preeiiierlt Taft Deniie Hleili
Icst book is not tut advertising pain m. Collector Mdnflotiu. to .,
phlei and hi oniv obtainable by mail
or at Mrs. Pinithamii Iaboratoi-y. it
will be mailed in pittin envelope abeo
lately tree to any woman who will'
write to The Lydia ill. Pinkhsm Med.
(0.. Lynn. bitten. asking tor It
“W
WASHINGTON JRD. Hun—P“
’l‘ait sent to the seam to“!
lowing nominatioua: ,
To the United States L;
W
Dilute, tutoring Hie thine.
Putnam. Jae. xiii-m
our oil It trestle at
yoeisriily bulge
the Nile Haven toad-,2 Hilrouah
coal clinic to the ground lid tout
winch caused hill death tuniltlil
.,‘ or a
SWIM Vmi
RALL:T rUTNAM DAD“! DEATH
Railroad Idlpieye lilies Delve Deal v“ heneeloar Weaver.
nothing a dines In Bridgeport. (lentil:
2 here Raymond. tor the dietrietot i
plan of
tilt During his term as
the resulting in injuries to his spine customs. Mr. more hail aim
Hi“ emelhiit mtuird thitt timid
earth. rm to years old ambieem a thought tit iieiehtiiimuymg '
Q wililliimflwtw 21.?
Nevadkmemuel Plait (. ,
To the utilise statute Mi
the northern district til it“ t:
”lie be eeiieoum at one
”rile appointment of ill. m
a iintimateuntied by decenn-
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