. w my ...-Mr,
. use II)r, Ines
. eltlcusu AND IIrLAhNanrlzsIIIu
--,lit$ml.90r-I-
’I‘)
II Uncss T”... ..m'. sternum ...r'o.
tier of Red on will hold a regular
meeting tonight.
Mrs Charles F. Rider, 'of WestportM
ovenue. who has been III for the past
i'ew days. Is improving.
William Thompson. Jr.. and Fred
one. of Norwsik‘. spent Sunday eve-
ng with (floods. in Bridgeport.
”Frank Sherwood. formerly of Rivet
streh't. new of Bridgeport spent yes
terde in Nugwalk. with his parents.
“Stewart liIlllIiIotIt. of Unmstock ave-
blue, is entertelni g Mr. Moore. of the
Thomas Automobl e Works, for a few
war” " .
L The annual election of officels of
dbonmsn Council. Royal Arcamlm. will
Kg“ held this evening. In Mystic Chain
Mus- Joseph l. Waltz and daughter.
Florine. of New York city, wele the
guedts'of friends in South Norwalk
over the Sabbath. .
, Horace Root, of Winnlpauk. who is
employed as shipping clerk In the H.
K. It 5. Company, has resumed his du-
ties after a weeks Illness. .
~Wednesdsy night ’at Auditorium.
American Band. 20 pieces. Dancing
Mrs. Charles Knight. of Vernon Cen
ter, Conn, and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Groves. of Orange. N. J., attended the
funeral of Dr Emily Psrdee-DIsbrow.
J. Stanley» 8t. .thn. formerly of
South Norwalk. has purchased the
. Wakemnn pharmacy at tile corner of
W033 and Sherwood avenues, Bridge
.por .'
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hendricks, of
Broad River.’ are the proud parents of
‘s daughter born Saturday evening at
5.30 o’clock. Both mother and child
sre doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt and
family have moved their household
olfacts from Grove street to their new
home at the corner of Bsyview ave-
pile ltn‘d High street. south Norwalk.
The Acorns. of Norwalit. challenge
say duck pin team in SItamford to
play a series of live games. Ilrst game
to be played in South Norwaik. The
than r ll). Mortimer Conley. Box 177.
INOI‘W-gfii. '. i
‘ ——Bsnnor mi; 20¢; ‘Crullersf 18c
dos. Bonner gallery. Toi. iii-Hi.
AI meeting oi the board of library
directors or the‘ City of Norwslk was
held last Fridsy evening. The librar-
isn. Miss Pioneo. Wes present and
brought various matters to the atten-
tion of the boil
Preston M re McClsnnhau. of
France street. had moved to Charles
town, West Viriiois. where the family
wil hereafter reside. Mr. McClanshan
has large coal mines in this part of the
, country and wuhed to be near his
Elsie 'I‘odd II . ' , / notice through
her attorney. W. Taylor. of
Dsubury, that . '91:) an appeal
from the ii tf‘ 4 , Judge 8. 8. (leg-
:5 stint; last Friday.
ving her husband. John Todd of
“his. s diver-c“: the mums of
dosertion. ‘
Mr. sud Mrs. WIilisIIin XII. Rsymond.
Jr.. of Norwsllt. went to Qtslnford le-
oentiflaud’ attended the Lyceum 'l‘il’es
oftt‘hnt: tantalum the vaudeville
goo were: Mr. and Miss. Thornton
While h'ppesi‘sd in a sonic singing
Isnd t'sllttng sot. Mrs. Print is a sister
The Board of Esti sud 'l‘sxs-
fin of tho (2% f; ‘ th Norwslk.
lit ll hold its fl 9: of) the pret‘liI
ll v n e coupe
emit yin. high... ......» ....
purpose of so I approprts~
tloss' of the vs' I udepartments for
the coining your. .
Sl‘il WII WWI-slim :rmlu
om’ ec
gig, Tends» wiggling out of cuts. isms
MW W
one. has taken s IDOIItIOll wit
.Jslcitsou. in his set stunts.
i There was so exciting do
Instances used. so piliiles.
is' very :9qu «nuclei
,. pavement in Wall street.
, thrills.
“f”?- M.
light in
Well. street this morning w on two
INTI? Illtllil‘." They were so
t fibers” hither got the bettol‘ t
the o. thug;
will): roll. George. of the JuhiorI
its little. t sellout In il’rerille. N Y‘..
Is spending a few days In Norwaik at
the Norwsik Hotel on business connec~
ted With the school.
’Atvodnudsy night at Auditorium. .
Donuts
'd‘he snow is causing III the horses
Ithat have not been sharpened to slip
and In some cases to fa l. The ground
on the brick
E. C. Wilson. of beaten is stopping
git the Norwslk “0:10" He is :1 trove;
counter. , ll Violence 8 all
be: vi toll Mtg: Baird's institution.
Hillside end Horstrom’s Pro srstory
rte sch is in the United State!
obta aning i ormatlon.
Word has been received of the we
nrrtvtl of William Berg and George
tirefut and families in southern coll
Ml‘II. Berg writes William S
llistiield superintendent of the 'i‘row-
hie Boy: Fnctory, where no ivss for
liter y employed, that the air is balmy
where he is. d It. is comfortable go.
lug“ about wit out a cost.
“Free Warden and Entomologist Jo-
seph Cornell has a contract to cure for
all the trues out tlld Mlddlebrook' a pro
perty in Wilton, and up to the time of
the snow storm use had a force ot men}
at .work nearly every day. Later in
the week he has a force of men going
to .Enxlewood, N. J.. to care for the
trees on some church property.
~"Genersliy debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition.
was worn-out and oil run-down.
doc Blood Bitters made me a well
zgmanfi-Mrs. Chas. Froltoy. Moosup.
‘ on.
OPERATION To cuns CRIME sue-
GEOTED.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. Dec. 6..——-Dr 'l‘. Adel-
Ine Thompson. one of the territorial wo-
man doctors in New England came
out strong yesterday afternoon advo-
eating surgical operations for the pre
vention of crimes-against little girls.
Before u meeting of the W. C. T. IL.
Dr. Thompson really started a cum
pnign to have a measure roviding for
it passed by the next leg slamre. She
declared thst "such criminals are com-
ing into the country that our children
are no longer safo."I
Regarding putting the penalty into
the state stat , she said "all the
lawmakers are siting for us to tell
them to go ahead. with the legislation
Not one man in 5.000 would vote
against e proposition. if he know It.
thorough y.’
YOU MUST READ THIS) lF YOU
WANT -THE BENEFIT.
J. W. Greer. Greenwood. Ls.. suffer
ed with A severe one of lumbsgo.
"The paths were so intense l was ford»
ed to use hypodermic injections for re-
lief These attacks started with u pstn
in the smell of my Wk which gradual-
ly becsms‘foirly Mills“. My stten'
tion was attracted to Foley‘s Kidney
Remedy and '1 sin glad to say after us
ing this wonderful medicine I am no
longer bothered in any war. by my old
enemy lwsgo." The idgs Phar-
macy sud FWIgmoro a Go. "
CARRIAGE "2:5“ FALLB 1'0
D . .
MERIDEN. Dec. E.
6.~Charles
(lhslker s carrisge maker. died this
afternoon of Injuries suffered when he
walked out of s window‘of his home
early today and fell 99 feet to the
roof of a porch. His leg was broken
and he received internal) hurts. Mr.
Chslltor had been ill and It Is stated.
went out of the window during the st)-
sence. of an attendant and while do
lirlous. He was fifty~two years old and
Is survived by m sons and his father.
The latter. Wslter W. Chalker. a pie.
illiofl' canine maker, is living in New
even.
Mrs. ID. antenna. 820 ingles sve-
nue. Youngscbgwn. Ohio. gained wisdom
by expert “My little rl had I
severe' no one coughed “host coli-
WW. My sister recommended N
III” 'Iv “on” “33'ng TIIIo “3.110;;
A" re y s cm
In teeth ufiinl oils‘tot-
tie herb twt use tulipsu were entire!
free from inns n. Since then
4 slwsys keep s hot Foley’ s lions
sud To: in the case. Accept noun
mutant insides Bhsmsc
‘ rwmgstqs I. Go.
school. whtit here; fie‘ ts eo'rnpt lug Its ~
tistics and lgoes about to the various ,
r i. I t, , . § ; . ....
. 150 Oklum [H.INIIU VIACOM“ “fl.” ”Awflh ”mu
‘ DUMP? who» also soils-want. use)! :m- CAN“.
._
toys mm not“... tliIII ossonnmarvelgus things that only Germsny.I
and Franco can contrive. Ind wonderful thin“ thst billets ham produces.
Tcyisnn II on the mole floor Ind (Is shim with suggestions tor the
ChrIItmss sllIoppsr. A few hints: Delis. email-I an hhtlfhmd. slid Charac-
tor Dolls. Moving Picture Msilhin’ss, Photo deuce. Ail-slim. flsilrosd 'f'rsins.l
Trolley Cm, Firs Engines. Automobiles. Msglo Lanterns. Air fillies. Auto-
mstlc Toys. Doll carriages. nocsrts. Auto Ilsrsgss. dississ. The largest
assortment in the Tvlin Cities.
ChistHIds
na
Hondsoms French Chins mskss one Iof the lilies! MI Christmas Gifts oi
s prsotlost chsrsctIt-i There on four to t'sko precedence cvsr this lovely l
Going. either by Islpgis pieces or cements site. The nguislts colorless sod
srtlstle‘ designs slut pottsrns of this buutlfol vIver mot-souls the Mount
sehlslIIolIntI of thou celebrstsd French Potteries. Our sssortmsnts Ire
slwsys Ixtrsmsly diversified snd our prices In slvvsys'lowsr their other rs.
tellers would consider profitable.
l
I
A. J Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtors sud Emhsliusrs.
With Norwsik. Conn.
12-18 North Main Street. '
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical LineI
Eyes Exnmmed Free
as WALL srssIYfI. Insurers. aonwsut.
ear STARTED-“Rial!
Merrill Commercial Course
trains you for BUSINESS SUCCESS
80. Nortvslk Stamford .Port Greater
one
got
A GIFT IN MIID II A GIFT
lNDIED—
thereioro vslusbls information
Is to who does Ill best work
and is most pron filth Auto
’ expected after the exceptional sbilities
,. it further cummsudstory mention
: He must tslte no one in his continence.
Wt'r an whine
._ .. ‘r’s Millions." s Ifiughobly
funny‘ku‘) edy drums. scored his
ot. its opening pIrturmsncI pt Mus-
c‘MIhil is» sothtght.
Til _.audisuce.
II that in-
tin": ‘
giving ‘evidence of this feeling )7
Iible laughter and applauding w tb
much hesrtlncss whenever theop oiIlilor-
W” shunted. slut this silord otters
i) ‘work of Lynne Overlnan.s s‘Mont-
winery Brewster, was on that could
cussired. sud contributed chiefly to
the sincere of the piece. Mi:- Over-
msn kept [audience in rtbe bust of
l times, his amusing re-
use sud antics. together with that
.{gtcfilnk smile of his. tickiin the rls
iblil ties of everybody greet y. Miss
Gloria Gallup. as Peggy and John
Flemmings. as Joseph JcCloud. were
also exceedingly good. as was to be
they displayed in last wo’elt's perfor
issues of "The Lion and The Mouse. "
Beversi others who made line lure of
"their uppeltnnitles inst night Were:
Mia’s Eleanor Porker.’ its Barbara
brew: Miss Coraline looks. so Janice
Arnistrong: Harold Greene. as Mon
Ilsur Borgie. Morton Stevens. as Not)
per Harrison. Mids Nellie Estelle. as
Mrs‘. Den its Mills. and Ferrell Mew
Knight. as Archiilsld Vsndorpool. The
cast contained twenty-two people. said
8
not msd'u here. It Is because of this
eitreiuo length not because others In
the company were not entitled to‘
praise.
The third not last night. showi
elsborstel lroduclion of the yacht
bar. was t 0 big not of the play, and
made a strong impression on the audit
once. especially while mutiny was tsk
lug place during the terriiic storm that
wgs raging. The other acts were also
good. and taking the play in its entire-
ly. it. is one that is extremely well
worth seeing.
“Brewster‘s Millions" is nuclei the
most successful comedy dramas seen
in yesrs. having been performed for
....l
Theater. New York. besides enjoying
it long and prosperous run In various
other places. and as The Music Hall
Block Company to presenting the play
in elaborate fashion this week. there is
every indication that this success will
be repeated here. particularly in view
of the hit that was scored last night
The story of the play runs some
thing like this: Mont uteri Ill-water
is result-ed by his uncle on em to spend
within a year an Inheritance of one
million dollars left by his grandfather
in order to receive seven million dol
lsrs. the smount of his uncle' s fortune.
which requirement is responsible for
the isughsble situations that follow.
he must make no large donations to
charity. nor enter into any mstrimon
isl outsglemeuts. and It the end of the
years he must be penniless except fur
the clothes he wears. Brevteter accepts
th conditions sad it is smusing In the
extreme to observ the vsrious way in
which he meets them. Mr Over-man
certainly performed this poll. well
and was it whole show in himself
'l‘hcre me two into scene in the play
one of which is sustained by “Peggy"
Gray to whom Brewster dare not ex-
pinin his peculiar behavior. and who
. sucpscts him with undue friendship
with the chorus girl star
(Miss Lorene La Eels) And time It
goes. the whole rustling I very color
able play indeed.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonicin so
lion. quick in results. snd'restqre the
~. nstursl notion of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct immunities.
The Bridge Phsrnlscy sud WJ‘ Wig-
' more It 00. . '9
...-L.-
Repsirlng should he considered
ss s greet Icceptabls Christina
present. 'i‘huse who know illu-
ford's some Ind repair shop
also know how good and thor-
ough they do work entrusted to
them. Give as II trial by hsving
. your car overhauled sad but is
first class condition for the heli-
day season. _
W. A Hartford’s
«swoon»
MM: . .
Ailmfsssionstnurse trots nford.
. who Is sttsndlng Mrs. Msrtbs usssll
mother of tho proprietor of the Nor-
walk Hotel. become tie-pendent Sun
dsy morning and swallowed the can
tents.of s Dotti! of Mildhittlhi She
wse di’soowed «sheet immidlstoly
and a doctor was celled sud revived
her. one Will dolor no ill m Mm
her fruitlesss stte’iupt to tslte to Iske
her life .TbJ wornsn sod her husband
have ousrrsllsd sud this is given II
the cause for her sot. .
it- .
99c
,Lesther Bags with line leather Bfifidnar 83 too...” .li' ' tomorrow“
Bath Robes 929581;; I"
Ladlesr fine Bath Robes, VOW good Vliliee. W EWK
so": Belts 99c ”
Belts In all colon. put up in Iep‘srsto boxes; good hilt? velour;
25c Gloves 19c
Ladies' Gloves in all colors. «Just for totnorrow ..t .. . . . . . . . ... .
twat.
ate—4310
I.”
.11 . her of good Black Costs. lined
guaranteed satin. While this lot lasts.
9 Values to 919. 06 ' I.‘
Codts
We wish to call special attention to our large line of Costs.
52 in. For Cools $29
Salter: Concul Coils .519. 08
Polo Coats $18. 90
‘ u
over a year at the New ”Amsterdam .
A C g
'7 W9! Costs. “Him men to Its ~
Vie in popularity ss gift articles. especially among
relatives and'close persons] friends. Our asset-o , .
silent blokes it easy to select what you want. no > »
matter whether the smounl you want to spend is.
much or little. You're sure to be pleased with the ~
vest stock of silk hosiery we have at popular prices. ,
Now is the time to buy practical Christmas pres-a
eats. Novelties csn bemslectod later on. .~ ,
TheN. E.RysuCo.
. 86 Wakinnon sees. smellmwailt ct. _
W
W
whlIsI. it means to enjoy
glasses until you have
"liestyet" eyeglasses.
comfortable, stay on. “Mr . iii
We employ 0
physiciansr—to exam no at
THIS SERVICE IS Xi H ‘
WITHOUT CHARGE
Open Mon. sum} 322W
IF YOU WANT A,
—-FI‘IIOR. 1911-
Place your orders st once. as all or oliohn’ont is pretty Ill
1 vs Wham x
..F r. LOCKOOD ll.“ do
your silent; Wit.
Norwalk Chronicler