ii
\
V W “(litre filings on ltohtenlonda at: Yn-
: hind Office officials that Secretary of
“All! interior itttllinger had sent ittetrttc-
. ..si “ulnar“ sr. so. woman:
no eaaxane planner-Ilia.
to: moan as ('qu Feb 21. A
mlttoe or disgruntled land rockers
Who blood In line from 'I‘hutsday 'mtun
lil’iillitii Saturday night last. in ordct
ina- will then Were informed by the
tlohit minute the numbers given out
tti them by the local police have pro
SAM petitions and tolwatded them to
Bparainry iiuillngcr and Ptenldcnt 'i‘utt
initial that their old numbers be allow-
all to stand
Hill)! of the land seekers are ntlll
ohhainpod In a vacant store near the
build Office and will remain theta until
they hear again ttom Washington, or
iii the “out of not hearing item the
illicit, until the morning (It March 1.
“Amiga may be made
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rill: NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
room a the science or the
“median-emanate!“
the same. Diseases are caused
A wrench. twist or sprain In tho
’ [liven it done In childhood ti
pinched nerves and pain in
Its In the different organs and
fl
OIimpractors remove the cause of
thin fluent) and pain, and health Is
r99" throng}: harmonlslng the sin
a mayatam it your body
mutations.
Rheumatis . Pat-sly
sort. Kidney and ornate Dis
given special attention: slao
are 0! the Spine. You will
“regret giving Chiropractic a
to help you.
it FRANCIS. o. c.
A board as villi as bristles cannot
aulafutoflly shared with a racer
M is reliable only a» soil, it In
men. We'll help you select:
‘ anlisai I“in sot.
Sgt? vs smashfipn,
...m‘,
Bargains throughout the week. Be sure
of Your Share. 9
84 Washington Street, South Norwalit. Gotta.
TELEPHONE 446
PLUCKY BOY BECOREO AUTO
NUMBER.
Brooklyn Police Looking tor Car
Which Ran Over John H.
Hutchinson 8r.
NEW YORK Fob 21~—(‘ltuging with
all his tnighl‘o the waning brand of
an automobile which had that knocked
down and injured his father today.
nlno-yenr-old .lohtt ii. l~lutcltinnuu. .lr.,
a Brooklyn boy. vainly implored the
driver of the our to stop.
“Get. nit, or we‘ll knock you oi't,“ was
the only answer he got. the boy dr-
claroa. , ’l‘he threp Women and two
men in the machine finally pushed the
led to the pavement. he told the police.
but not before hr had nactlt‘od the
number of the car. Although the auto
mobile who bring rapidly upended up
ihtI lad Was little hurt by bill tall.
7dr. Hutchinson, Sta, watt seriously
but and bruised uittl suffered trout
tilturk. 'l‘ltc polrc soul nut u gonorul
alarm for tho rupture at tho uulotuu-
billets.
Sentinel want udva. Iiiiy.
VERY LITTLE
ilr. Merchant to have an ELECTRII
SIGN for your store and allow win
down. We make them, all start. and
they BELL THE GOODS!
Try a small sign tor a stamp—luv
increase In your business will cause
you to order iargor open.
The Reed 8! Vollt lllcéttical ()0.
as wasmnorou s'rasar.
IOU?“ NOIWALK.
T“; H.
val-Mam Mn
Steamship Tickets
to all points in Europe. Winter Crttltiatt
to Old Point. Florida. lit-rttiltdli and
Cuba.
monomer AND am.
norm
J. M. LAYTON & CO
(incurporsied)
a nAiLnoan avniiua. acorn
nonwntit. noun.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
.‘:‘.:.?:.‘:.."’.:‘.:§ t~
mm", mag-m Horace E. Dunn dt Son,
is want. or. ,Noawaut.
Real W ill“
‘ ws’iisvs several dsotaaa bargains
Iii We; producing proud“) that
'Himthniusmliioraptl
lrgdraw .-
‘ ”Militi- trim.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS;
Mahaokamou—Mrtt. l.. Miller. Now
Mlltortl: (l. Mti-utlrl, (.‘lurluntul, Ohio:
L. Minlz, Network; 1.. it. liurlhutt.
Wilton: l’. .l. With-tun, New York: 8.
(ireruntclu. Bridgeport: Minx llurlbutt.
Wilton; A. H. llowncu. New York:
George 1‘. McKay, .lerttey i‘liy: i‘. i).
Lawton. city; it. Webb iihrllingtord.
it‘. D, 'i‘lernuu. New Haven: (3. G.
Arms. New York; J. l’. Willlstna.
Bridgeport; Mrs. W t‘. Maynard. Hurt
old 8. Maynard. Philadelphia; ii. (i.
linbbeli. Auburn; Martin Gilbert, Dsa~
bury; (‘harlea l.. Hill. Detroit; W. R.
Hancok. New York: 0. Curltin. Dan-
bury: ll. t‘. (into, New York; W, B.
Ilnholtz. city; A. linerholmer, Charlea
Walker, New York; A. t". Hall. lion.
tun; (‘. E. Slt‘liwl, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. .l. ti. Parker and niece. New lint
van: 0. it. Iliad. Rldktltltlltl\w. A.
ilrvycr. C A. Poole, New York: A. .i.
A. Kane, 1‘, .l. (.‘otsoilo. J. McCarthy.
.l. .i. lit-uncanny. Danbury.
WALL
APER
New Goods now tn
Stock. Prices are no
higher than [all year.
E. E. Gorhatn
Decorator
lo Flatt Street. Bail Norwailt
Telephone 452
4 ... ... . .. .. . ....» ......
GOME IN AND SEE ova
ELEGANT DISPLAY or
GA
AndEleétric Stattd
LAMPS ~‘
And Gas Domed
Not ... be 01W tune 1‘er
Cities tor price or (the.
M
Gomofiillil .1:
Phone Comm,“ ,
on meeting wai
b the run. in the lidv‘
liiuul tilt-sot it. to wing it
disctmaiott la‘atl ll total is thorn
tug. mm the following resolution
Indicative of rheit contempt of the all!
board of health for our untimely and
Illicellatl-lor calnpslAh to change cont
dltlous that have istsd practically
since time lmutsio
y "Resolved. That no. designated the
choicest collection dt‘rodonttt in the
city at 80th Noriisilt. do hereby ex-
press our nioat hdsltlvi disapproval of
the Interference at a certain body at
city ottlclultt. known as the board at
health. in our constitutional right to
life. liberty hull thaiutrttult. ot happi-
ueutt; and be. it tut-titer
"Itettolved. ’I‘Illt we. in mass meet-
luu convened. do declare our Intention
not to be Influenced in the smallest
particular by any rides or regulations
concerning our limits conduct that
may be propoundod by the'atorenaid
city board of health: and be it turthar
“itesolved. Thar trom the paapagu of
this resolution we conditier lhé altalr
a cloned incident!“ '
This resolution wan untiulmouliy
pnnavd. amid it great storm or applause
and it bring evident that turther onto
Imam was unnecosbary. the grand hypo
put 2? tyoars old who presided to per
son oven the august body. declared the
meeting adjourned. at the came time
ordering hit-t subjects to immediately
resume their trolica.
A uubicrt of conuldcrahlu comment
was the presence In one of the cells
for several tiaytt last week at a woman.
At first the young Y llama among the
rats were a bit has tut but they. good-
od on by their experienced elders. soon
overcome. their natural tilOileIU and
ll'lt‘.‘ tun went on unconfined. In view
of the general thotightleaausna of the
human race In not treating the rat
population with due reapoct. it was de-
cltlod that the actual: was not IIQIN'V‘
In; at particular consideration. in
tact,
lying to a position of repair on the
Iron raclt serving'tor rt cell bed, to
make an expeditiotabout her head. to
determine it she wore another kind of
rat lit lter‘hu‘irWti decided that
tor the boilt‘lniorul. ot the clan to
reform any lntortusllon to the general
bolt-I lust nigh
GDlD MEDlll FlOUR
Shiite N... Sioclt of
White Iron
Beds
Now ready for your impodtlcn.
All the istcit designs. rang-
ing in price tronI
$2.7Supt0325.00
I. K. MITCHEhLl: UNOIRTAKII
F. A. MITCHELL
nous: runniauaa
CORNIR WALL AND‘ HIGH IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
horwsilt imam of
The Evening S93tlnci f ....
Ottr Range
of Rahglis
is very largo in both also and
price. Every nae-no from a ho-
... m the m." Wk.“ ”5 bit maid twill human “77) oanaunv.
It» . . .
he“ i“ A WWW manner. it Ker-113:5! thufh’l’if'tgd.
Collin! ondtaoatiunsilridsi. A n“ M. it'-
An ansasslod «up that hoods no 1:: ‘, g'
‘ “3:, N" ”if,“ on 'W napalm "rii. More autumn.
II ~ Ina-stud not. also. it): m.
rust-timid to:
hurt tin. or Wait mo...
3 filth one woman In the not. they did
,tighi, went to the front. overcoming
Having so liloly an oapiirisnotl
ht hesitate In their line of donduct
tit mom aunt's. when trout.
lies brought In very much implicated
and lodged In a ddli..dlr§dtly sdioininl
which there were two or three drunk
on Inert
At the moat meeting it an the ox-
l’mfld Opinion that, a certain seat
lit lacking when the police have new
titrated to provide at. least one or two
unfortunate humans With commend
able resignation. however the rate al
ways bear lip when they haven't a
victim to atihhy and figure on exerting
their Dent up enthusiasm on the next
victim.
0
SOUTH NORWAkK CLUB POOL.
...... .
G. R. Van Aiotynp, Rated 135. Wests
E. c. Haviiand. listed Ito—-
. Score, id!) to 107.
One or the most interesting guinea
in the South Norwullt Club pool tourna-
ment was played Saturday night. when
Hearse a. van Alatyne. 135. and Er-
nnul C ilavlisnd“ llo. met. At the
trieltth frame Mr. Hoviland was in
the lead. but the thirteenth t‘ramc
proved the turn of the title, for Mr.
Van Alatyne. who by a cliff. tip-hill
the handicap and winning by three
points. The tull‘score of the game:
Van Aisiyne. 135. Haviland. 110.
lii-i ;’ 9 "2
iii to
2'2 ifl
' :i'.‘ 19
:is~-:I 30
is 39»)
4? 50—4
ill 61
bi-l 67-l
fill 70»!
. 75-..; 7dw—i
tin at
9:. Mm]
110 as
119 «i at
lflw2 93...]
ill? toi~—I
135 107
flower. too. The hunt game in Clans
it was, proponad while Iths was'
, removed to Constantinople.
The semi-final game In (lines A will
be played this . evening between
George L. Woodward. 110. and Ralph it,
A is proposed tor Wednesday night
and for Class B on Thursday night.
OULTAN HAMID FAILING.
VIENNA. Feb. 3i .--’l‘hr condition of
former _Sultan Abdul iiamld grown
worm- according to u dlupatch from
Salottiitl which addn that the royal
prluoner and his harem were today
OR. COOK LIAVIB SANTIAGO.
SANTIAGO. Churn Fill). 2|.wllr.
Frederick A. Cook left bore today for
Vslparaltto. '
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN A
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIMI TABLE.
“
In lttsot November I. tsos.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO NBW .YOIK.
A at.:--ta an. it: on. I: In. a: on.
6: 52. 7. 20 7: 40. I 18!. 0:513. 0:103.
9:31 10.15:. 1mm. 11:”.
P. his—13 us. 1:501. 8:11. i: 08:.
Milk, 6:501. 6:40. 0: 50a. 7. ill. 7: «I
0: I01. 10: 30. r
unsays.
A.bt.:-18 58:. 5: 01:. 6: III. I: M.
10.10.
P. Ila-11:“. Itiix. noon. 5:35.
5:601. 7:“. 7:4”. 030:. I010.
M
new you. to sour» noawaut.
AMI-11 001.0: I“. filth. 8:08.71 t0.
8: libs. I: Ills. 10:0”. to: 05. II: Oils.
S‘2080
shutout. tzos 3:003. 2:51.
7:851.u8.“. «at. not 5:.Idx 51.27
o;:ou.soa.'s::.‘:.'~otr.srottoox
Malaya.
Rosana-11:00:. 0:00. 1:80. 0216!.
.-t on it: (it. s. on. I: 00.
It it: it: our. 19”}
some noamut to new
Iowan. _
a: u.-Ittm. t. m. mt.
rm. I: u. talus. 11:18:. it: at.
M8. (in; t: .mtx. till.
lib! ‘13:; t: 10:.
atiAau t: ”in Bridgeport
will?“ 3mu m. ma.
timeout:
P. liar-Ct I“. It“. 7:101. It“.
9:431.
hmg. hilt}
mm qum to with.
A. awn. it). till. alt. Mill.
. c murmur the results tilt is 'ax- ‘
nod lion. ,
l. up trams. 1. “twat!
.. “W i ,. bills |
The: I. M. Read Go.
A Itouoitvrraii’nmo
Established 1857.
(a. ‘V
Among the places gathered for the Furniture Salli now
in progress are some tables, both oak and niahogtihy, that
room or card tables, and “NC
are beautiful specimens. They tire-of a size for parlor; heda
h under the regular price .
A‘ straight high hacked rocker of oak is marked less
than half its original price.
it was SH .50. and now is $5 00.
A graceful litlle mahogany slipper rocket- was $85,0
:Ind' ts now $5.00. ‘
W
The dalntlcat dingham and Chambray Frocks tor lit-
tle girls little come. ”1 hey are high necked, or with the neck
cut out a little. just enough to be comfortable. and the pat-
terns are neat stripes. checks.
and tau combined with white.
, frocks, well made in easy in
limitlrry insertion.
and inch plaids in pink blue
They are sensible little
shions and finished with 'em‘
.\ Pony Frock is'n novelty. and is a Straight little dress
with long plaits, a sash, and a little rattle at the bottom.
For ages 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6 years.
Prices from 50c to $3.00.
At the Children’s Wear Section. main floor.
Cards, and still more Carlin.
VV e trove el rapidly front one annivcr~
Close on the heels of St V alentine comes
Iiaster Cards are out.
star) to another.
LVCII at this early day the
the l athet of his Country. and cards for the twenty—second
adorned with patriotic emblems now fascinate the shopper.
\ tollection brilliant with green and gold indicates those for
St Patrick, and one will find
the green ting with the harp.
Shamrocks. Irish crosses, and
all incrihed with true fervor
to Erin Mavourncen, Erin- Goliraglt
A good Ntltctuc to make selections before this assort-
ment is broken.
l
There is a new and ingenious cake cutter whi h by a ,
simple turn of the handle gives one four difl'erent clit ers. It
cuts lIiNt tIitN. cookies: rrnllrrs
ell. lonrcnltcrsinonc. ioc.
United States Flags of all sizes in stock. Small Silk
Flags for table decorations.
The D. M.
Pililiii Interim
Music Hall will have a rbgtiinr holl-
day vaudeville hill tor the ilrst belt
of this week. The manag‘ment an~
nouncett that they have arranged with
the him people to runs one of their big
George Washington subjects tor Tues-
day. that being Washington’s Birth-
day. The big bill tor the first three
days will be headed by Spingold and
(ilrard. who have a great military act.
entitled "The Reveille," which Itt tttil
of comedy and is sure to be a big hit.
The Four Luctera. a great musical not.
has been second and lovers of musical
numborti are going to hear some high
clasa music when they attend Music
Hall. Howard Luclar. known the world
over as the blind cornotlat. ls with
thin act and will play some selections!
at every psrtormaooc during the en.
gsgement here. Lester Bernard. tile
clever dollnoator ot itall characters.
wilt give come imporson lions ot the
race. Althea boo. singer of wool
songs. has a batch at new lingo. Ilal
Robinson and Flo Duproe have an
excellent vehicle in "After the Ball."
and are sure to create a stir in the
applause line. Albert and Moyorn. two
clover singers and dancers. are also
on this bill and when one tools it over
they can ace that the management. halt
gone out of Its way to securing this
bill tor its patrons. Another big lett-
lure has been added to the policy of
thin honor. and it Is that the motion
pictures are changed every day. The
pictures are what to called tlrat run
reels and are soon tor the first time
in this city. The new on protector
um. has been added to the picture ma-
chine to protect patroda who bore
wosit oyas has proved a big suooeatt
and the management wit oopiinus to“
keep this attached to the picture ma»
chine tor the balance ot the moon.
novice THEA‘MII. .
For the holiday comet Mr.
Crone will present his popular stool:
company In one at the bait intovm
western military non. "The Girl of
the Ranch." in. Inuktitut and
lengthy run in New tout the manage-
ment ssissa tits opportunity or its no
lag relssssd tor the stoop ooihpatttss.
and will be otter It tonight with com-
plsts spgnsry Kiln sleotrilial onsets.
The My has been abutting day
and alibi. and an exceptionally good
pertorntsoort can he especial! tonlnht.
fl‘bia ll tile isdlss' night.
which annual eta motion or our
Reed
30o sea to one extra lichen and as
those nights are becoming quite- ~tho
tad. a big house I: looked tor. Tomoh
row a special matinee will be given
and a Washington souvenir is being
prepared tor every boy and girl at-
tending the matinee: There will be
no change in prices—the name at; us-
ual. 10 and 200; boxes. :01!
CHURCH cautions.
00th Norwaiit Congregdtional.
Tuesday-3 to B p. m.. a cherry tor
tival In the parlors, arranged by the
Junior Mission Circle.
Wednesday-3 p. m.. the Endeavor
Circle at the parsonage. 7:30 p. in.
rehearsal of the chorus. ,
Thursday~—7:46 p. at" devotional
service. followed by conference: sub
iect. "The Authority of Christ”; lead.
er. John )3. Lawrence. 8:30 p. In.
the pastor will meet the young wo-
lman's department of the Bible school.
Friday—7:45 t). In. thepastor-de-
eires to meet tits men. tor consults-
tion regarding Important plans.
Saturday—4:15 p. m.. the Young
Men‘ a Club will hold a "College Night"
in their room
Nest Sunday—~10: 30 a. in. the has»
tor will preach 'l: 30 p. In. Rev. Paul
M. Strayer at the institute.
PILI‘ CURID Hi I TO 14 OAW
mac amnion: ls «ranted: to
cure any case at Rollin. Blind. limitl-
lug or Ptotrudln (em rites tat Ito it
days or mohay re
mm
ssuavon rtLLtttaii's Hanna}
WASHINGTON. lab. Zip-Mt" Ili-
otitsr consultation this morning lira.
Babcoolt and Plclttord lulled the tol-
lowtng builstin in regard to Booster
'l‘lllman's oonditiom . ~
“Senator 'i‘iilmaii continual) to In
provs.1'hs pardiybls lit much less
than yesterday. ins taio‘o is very
clear and mastery «delimit. Outlook
mot-s encouraging than at. any time
since present ulnas‘a banana”;
,aoota'usrs _’
humilifih.
suttraga demon»
js,in the bra!-
slan proflaclsl citing tiring made quiet.
lr reticular and train
dots anywhere. Apparently tbs po-
lice had received! flail?!” Berlin
to asauine it cant ha and upprorocs-
tlye sttitu s. ,
oorron ano We violin...
omit. _
now vault Std—Tilt) 60min
and dolls II! bars are closed
today. . ‘_
We iii) disor-
- .
Mira-.m, I
.y In.
Norwalk Chronicler