Our Icon in ov Igdcwing' with
. dtmII Glita t at are woré
oi til r price to make your
Child ha py and bring joy to the
limihera and linen, and the old
h“ it “. N‘I'mlk
uldiit I-‘I RIIiIlInca
W '
iii» Inuit Ward. of Danbnry, in vial-
tine her to titer, William 9. Ward, of
um III-ctr.
him Ruin Bunch. of south Nor-
walk Ipehlt Saturday evening in
3iidgeport with friends.
MW
sillire. CitrrlIae B. Bates. of South
Norwnlk, lth Ipendlng New Year' a with
her nephew in Bridgeport.
. Wayte ymoud of Clay street. and
award Ho o,yt of Arch street attend-
”the theater in Bridgeport on Satur-
. Dr and Mrs. William ll. GregOIy
flit! daughter Lola of Stamford are
than“ of Mrs. Elliot, (”Hoyt of Lowe
direct. '
"_ A glaitatlon to New Rochelle. New
’York will be made by the members of
Ophir Chnpter Order of the 'hi‘aatem
Star, tomorrow night. leaving South
Norwalk on the 6:40 train.
New Year's was celebrated in a
very quiet way at the Nutmeg Club.
The new car wan ushered in with but
few mem re present but the proper
celebration for the event was carried
out by thtl few.
Hyman Abrahamaon, of Waterbury.
has tliedtn petition in bankruptcy in
the Unittltl Staten district court. ill:
liabilitieI include unnacured claime
shroumhtl; to t2 246. 86. HI: herein are
Rated at $500.72.
City Ehgineer Harold A. Parsons is
adding another room to kill other: in
the Stamford National Bank buildlnd- ,
The newroom. which adjolna his over
ent oillcti rooms in to be used an .I
drafting room. ——Stamford Advocate.
Willet Chinery. who is a student at
'i‘ro Technical institute. Troy.
. W” m
ik‘ry, is visiting at his home in
walk and will resume at: studied no a
few daytl '- r ~ ~-
Repmlentative-cleci Joshua Mallard“,
of Brldg port. baa back trim a lid-
watch‘ by the member- of
forward lodge. Boat Brith. in pro
t3min: he gift in behalf of the lodge
Mr. Meltaei‘, Attorney .loneph B.
t"’ielu pdid high tribute to the integ~
y andtubiiltr of the repreuaiative-
l‘ "
'i‘he dhncegiarea in the Opera Houae
l t are lpg was I derided social car
“will de enjoyed by fully fifty
douplee. Among those present were
eats In New Haven. New Jeraey,
m‘flwfloddlng and on-
he muaic wan by Roxanne
' bully and from nine
i one o'clock the floor was filled
till" lga. tnoi‘ry throng. «Danbury News.
Clinch-r Frank B. WeekI had an-
o‘epted'l I “election to iii. hwrary;
. . . . sp .- a nun
‘ _ - lie situation ctpaacei
id 1= gliIh-I‘peaklng peopled.
WW r to. Morgan. of Newlng'ton.
hep ii - I petition with the aerator!
dial: for the neat in the home
. ‘vi I ‘2)! to which JOIlllil 36l-
‘ ‘ clocted. Mil. 1m
of, “Godot there were 'ballote‘
. . which Iboulli hare been
., for hint.
when mammal! Peimntq‘d‘m dl~
a Ipeca Ia ng
date a. being tin Ilium:
Garvin. who chlor-
lunchaon. All the
“era precext. They; went
dbln‘lillmbfl fd:tai .Wockp
t new inabltu
«Wanton "in calla [I'm
. Wallet mailman and time
. .. -ly‘ bovooatlm reacting
“on hiI departure.
in it ll
. ginning of k
f iIte. on”. France wad obi
lilac Edith Bodwcil. of'Danhnry. ii ..
limit attire and Mn. won-cc iiod- ‘
Well. of thla city.
Mr. and hire. M0898 ii. Glover oi "
tWaIt Main. Itreet. are are entertain ‘
.ing Ilium; Gregory, at New Cannon.
for few ddl'd. ‘
lie re Iran a Inertial man for the
olll than Itfit. Ladialauu‘ Church. we
terday. the Mind marking the be-
ew lifeur.
kn“.
Erneat Denn,I waii~known young
“coat cutter, is ill of scarlet fever at
'lili home in Ann atrect'. HlI home
has been plmd under quarntine.
Wanna-null.
MIII Alice Rough. who was former.-
.iy or Nor-walk. lI'em toyed now an
a trained mum and I working on a
quarantine case in Hoboken. N. .l
n—u———u———nh—
Old Well Wm. A. F. and A. LL.
tomorrow evening. when the entered
apprent’ cc degree will be conferred.
w-
waa called to Newark. Delaware.
where hereon. Gilbert Schultz ilc'I
dangeroualy ill with double mounted-
a.
5'
.Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gibson and
daughter. Mlae Mildred Oibnon. or
Quintord avenue. are apggdlng New
Yenr'a with relatives in work, New
Jersey.
Alfred Merritt. formerly of this city.
who has been spending some time in
New Haven, has returned to Danbury.
and in now a patient in‘the'hoapltai.
where he in quite ill.
Edward Burns. bookkeeper ut the
Central National Bank. Norwaik, who
was taken suddenly ill a few days ago.
while at. work. he» now so far recover.
ed tlfl he is able to be out again.
Ray Sherwood, the popular young
manager of the Norwaik Auto and
Supply Company More in Wall street.
lllneau.
mumpa.
He has a painful dilui'k of
Miss Louise Lawrence. of Walt
street. who attends the Oberlin Con-
servatory of Munic, in Oberlin. Ohio.
left last evening for that place. Mill
Lawrence was graduated from Nor-
wnlk High school in the clans of '09.
Street Commissioner John Malone.
of Norwalk. who ha: been conilned to
hip home for the past ten do” with ill-
ness. in again able to be about and
VIII around town yesterday. lillI man)
frianda are pinned to hear that he hue
recovered.
MiaI Brundage. the Postal operator
at South Norwalk. who at one little
wan manager of the Greenwich other».
waa substituting at the local oiilce
over the holiday. and her many
friendn were glad to Ice her again.»-
Grefiliwlch N”.. l
‘«‘ mil 5.”; .’.1.;,.-. M »
William G ’ ; of Norwalk. wad ll‘
rented by Sergeant Motherland upon
the complaint of Mn Grace and it.
held at the Norwnlk police elation
charged with iningication and breach
or the peace. it one will come up
tomorrow mornih
The whiItle ofia tug boat in the
Norwalk harbor ushered in the New
Year at 13 o'clock on SIturd dy night.
The contain. that have tied own the
cord for it hounded continuou'aly for I
long time. no IIVIei'Il mug and other
whlatien were IoWn. but otherwiae all
was quiet.
a»...
Uncoln Council 0. U. A. M. had a
roll call and slacker Friday evening.
and a large attendance responded.
Among thoae who participated in thd
Kraemcr, Archie Merriam. Fred 800-
waa carved.
The Argand Boiler Co., of South
Norwoilr. hat relientiy gotten out I
new catalogue. mowing their complete
line. which line been very much ex-
tended. The many hn Iiao "can
noctldn and a
build!!! form
Redmonwbo III to ‘ i
“jfiknq ”LIN orw k nwa,
man an “42% the I tend hta at .
n'orner Bylagtan. some
claw with Rodney» wan connected
with Mr. Winston's Norwaik (lanolin
Y‘for malty ram and It meant lI tite-
motor of ii weekly heparin canaali.
thin date.
Mr. and Mn. Carl
alibi?) agoior Kent, Ohio.
e Italic ogrgm fortnar'd‘ parent!
ml!“ Marl) lion Olive our.
nown 70min Mali viola-
0! an excellent year‘I
llnlahaondpoI
wTR .l‘d
draiv
of “III cits. will he d a communication ;
Mrs. l. Romp. of 8 Burbank Itroet. ‘
Norwaln. lI confined to hie home by '
entertainment program were Alfred .
field and Frank Gertie. A fine supper -~
ly med, an important New York con ‘ .
We left afaw .
where they -
The incur oAaIuar in re In}
two and Pam roll treaty III neat
mud kmo won’t. Tho mop kin
" l: titan midni- will “no
. II III do your kitchen work In
charm ri- SM!” 3d“
a .
and val-thin and pr‘ve a general nnlnanca. The mom. KIND WON'T.
gin line of Kit
on Cahtncta la the right kind. 'i'her have dart proof
rI arid compari entI. titted snugly. M Working eaIiiy;
have it
cm: I to catch water. dirt or groan; iI ealIlli' cleansed. given aervice fill
must. lie healthful Ippaarance you in and y’all out.
Q! ICQNOMICAL and buy a Kitchen Cdblnct.
$18 to $25
The A J. Collins Company
12.1. NORTH MAIN ITRIET
WUTH NOIWALK.
" O. o. ‘ Jackcon
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
II wAu. mart.
PHONE 4'.
NORWALK.
Regin the
NEW YEAR right
Take a Course In
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
You will never regret it
South Norwalk
satiric":
' Port Cheater
Sim kings
1310\th to. [Elle-Norwalks.
sneaker
values 6
f
celery
lruIII attual observation. nml from what
sums of mum ll lull Its (lull)
at any stated prirc We are srllIII
and more Situkillgn‘..§hil
Cotton Stockinp. from m: to 50¢ pr.
Lisle amino“ from use to Inca pr.
Inga. from soc to $3. 9.0 fir.
( ompflf‘laou of quality for quality. prices
with prices, will pron: the supremacy Of these
TheiN. E. Ryan Co.
so Wuhlngton III-III
\\ 9 bottom: that
‘ hrtlrr
any
i
l
Warren “Wolverine
The following telegram tea I-
bany. N. Y.:
me today“ “8
Smith. driver of the Wolverine. ll cor date mmr .
'wbdll“ Bill
from AF
"Loft Syracuae at daybreak. arriving here too hi. covering lilo
lulled. Alb-dimly no tire or mechanical troubled.
on! and ranch New York b Friday night
than. Crew new dick fill
.~ . heaviir drilled aloud»
Ill “'3' for m
owner reported
colda "
Kindly note that the Wolverina haI now been in route nine dm
and if they reach New York by Friday night they will have caiahllaho
ad I record for mid-wiatar.
W A Word. 42 North Main Street
WMMM‘I ”N. ' v‘
‘glt‘r
. flown and uupiia who heard in town
i ll MUM M.
lotion and Milli" 1m
Lockwood. adopt the holIdIYd in New
York ct . . _
hila- diary Windmill. or North
Main direct. iI spending New year's
WWI'IOWI’L
Outer-own teachera‘ ill the local{
l.
Mn. Homer Sturgea. of Hoyt street.
in condned to her home with a Ievere
attack of the grip
illialn WIllnitI of annual Itreet.
ill wound“ bolt id‘liolne being threat
cued with pneumonia.
lilac Ella B lay. of itadding. iI via-
iilng with frle I in Cheatnut street.
Norwnlk. for a ‘few daft.
Ray Benedict. who lI employed in
New York city. ill enjoying a week'Ir
vacation from his dutch‘.
l
Min Annie ringer-no and Miss Min '
nie Nolan. of Spring Hill avenue. Ipettt
Friday in New York city.
Roll. and Mrs. Frank 1). Torrey. of
Went avenue. are entertaining Mr 'l‘or-
rey‘a mother. from New York state.
Robert liulhert of Wilton avenue.
i went to New York yesterday morning
and returned laat evening with hid au-
‘ tomobile.
Cheater V. Wainwright of West
.Itreet in unending New Yeara day It
the home of his family. in Manila-
tliian. N. .1
Mrs. Woodter. of PaterIon New Jen
any. in viciIing with her daughter hint.
Alfred iiiatham, of Reacrvolr avenue
for a few days
Mr. and bird. Frederick Buckley of
Went Main aireei. are entertaining
In» Clinic Mead oMew York city”
over the New Year.
Charles lifiller and Charles Britta, of
Norwaik were initiated into the Bath
ble Club It a meeting of that order
held Friday evening.
--lniormni dance. Catholic Club. to-
night, lmkwood‘a Hull. Ticket: 75c.
admitting iodine and gentleman.
hire. Rebocod KnIpp. oi Washing
ton III-eel entertained the membara of
the Knapp family yesterday It the an
anal New Yaara‘ reunion.
hir. and Mn. 0. Quirk. of East ave
one. are entertaining 8. Samuela and
Mia: Minnie fialnueie. of Brooklyn.
New York. for a few dIyI
him Mary borneynnnd Mina Kather-
ine Hilfl'lllli. oi Crone meet. have re
turned to their horned after I week'n
{but in New York city and Newark.
Ralph Bar-rm. who is employed in
Water Itra'el. lI couched to his home
in (‘ranbury with an attack of the
grip.
hire itth it Planned of Went
«mt. haI been entertaining am
Sawyer: teacher in the Harliabarg.
Po. choola over the holidays. lira.
Sawyer returned yenterddr
Work in Arnold'a foundry wan alight-
iy crippled laai w bacauae of a
break in the Ileana lar. New paru
were not for and it h expected that
work will he wanted thlI week.
Mica Olflord Clark of Hamilton aw
line. I atud'ant in Smith Collage. North-
ampton. Mada. returned thin week to
her studied in that place. after having
apeut the hoildaya with her family.
him Dell Canton, of Reading,
teacher in the Franklin acbool
Booth Norwalk. in mad the vaca
lion in Toronto. Canada. I may re
main longer than the vacation can.
a
in
fl
and Harry south. of Bur-in. Itreat. are
. unending today and cheat ”Item!
fill? frienda and relatives in Yonkara.
hm. Ma 3. Kean. of Weat Itreai'. la
. unending iba halidaya with her daugh-
tar. lira. Frank billion. of Hartford.
t and while there will speak before the
. meeting of the Smith College Club. at
' that city. .
Min Maria Keller. of Brooklyn;
apart ”-me with Hr. and Ira.
Seymour CurtiI. of Franklin avenue.
. idle: Kelley iI wall known in town.
i having at one time lived in Well ava-
and. South Norwalk. ‘
*‘ lichen wood. of Norwalk. had been
.conthItl to tho Norwai iioapltai for
about three w oethic. «Italian
. remaina about .Hll dulled
II canton of It. Paui'a rub are be-
in! ”H M H’NTVNM “ .
.. darned Menard of anion avenue.
and «IIkIu a. n’lIr the neat onion
l
Behind and smiled hardware more in »,
- liIiI guru in Europe. The reunite III-I
" II no laconaiddi'nlilc. However: Inotior
"ad-mend right here in the ililitnli
I. O.
.0 0'
$1 Waists. 790
Fine Lingerie Walutn. about 100
in the kit. new, Imart 1911
modeiI. On sale ...........79c.
To” ‘
TUESDAY
°, 1911 Wfits:~:Specials
TailoredWaisis
The ueason‘a smartest Ina
~very manniah Waiitll.
Tueaday .
Into Ray is to Save It
' We have tdkcu the profit off our
XMAS SLIFPERS
and marked
AT COST
Flynn’s Boot Shop
’0 WASHINGTON STRmp
.. — -~ .wm...
BUILD! A HOUR: he (hadn't alwan look, M
many conveniencu I woman would like.
wife tell you occa'aionaliy of how one would ilk
hllhei‘. the till“
of porcelain. an extra
tm tho room? '
We can that)“ lithium CO“ VENIENCEI
. ileD E dlitl would in... to put your: right” - "
TheJonea&RolchkiIICo.
r'
.Ibl‘pk mm...
rib. 549%“ Rice....8c
I26 Waa'hlnnon St.
Florida oranges.-
8 ORAPI FRUlT FOR ..........
3 PACKAGE! 0F PANCAKE FLOUR
ONE“ CIDER. per
10 NORTH MAIN ITBII'I'
17 we can mm
Idlflrua rad cumsuutv will! .
Dada-
I..“C‘It.d
EWEET POTATOIC, WRNIPI. WHITI CNN“. 0':
UNITED Gnocunr l '
in addition to the “dual Checks) vnth Spleen, E .
Clincolkte. Tipioca. Soaps. Tea, Cofi
.. ‘ Holiday Barga'
on “one.
The Union Pacificlea c
Tel .
do, etc.
W
Flfiédh
Per Dozen. 25c. 30c. 35c,
O’DIiOtl'.
'0“ III-IIIIII’M
3 PAOKAOI. OATMEAL FOR .............‘.............‘_.....
Id
dOIIQIIIIDI II-IIIIIIIVIII
Irena cLoaaa ALL aAv uohddv. .
oun aunt-auditing mouatnv. .
iNIw York World) i.”
Twenty-aide atudcnta and three pro-
feIIorI of the ilnivardlty of More}.
in Cologne. heartily' welcome to our
city;'ilnd the gumoheming habit icon-l
tog large among the wooden 0%
America. We cannot be Irma-or»
think hlav ng been inpreaaad ourIIIVII
by the omniprIIent niobiiwthuiot.
gum machine. the inanhauatible niche
of chewing gum in taro and pileI on
candy clan and drug oliuntarl.
the inI about unanlrn y in aotlré
ity in eubway lama. trolley car ertheI
and crowda at idl'la.
limbo” playara chow lulu to keep
off thirdt. children and matinea giriIM
chew it became it team that.
are Iidlng their (ligation. but Inuit.
people chew because they have gat
th habit. Probabl I deal anainiI
would reveal an in niate connection:
'ilatw 11 power and habitual guin-
“II
“There have been attempta to octah-
Baton mile for mg: manufacture oi
her-can chew in the belief that they .
W
aaulaao tilde”
‘ A dimple trained}?é
From Turning
'A young woman who
a debutante IliIIn
unlined three of
unit hand mu hi;
I door. vniom or.”
Will] one ina
telephone to
”lilac1 advice wan: “(let
comfortable 0 Ind. all
book. not youraaf by I.
haiand in Iuoha d 5
tin arachnoid will
“dud lot it run over that
you during thatt
my idiom. till it
hand get out. of the tim
an the rhlflum' run 1!”? til;
cranium
rlelnIbr amide .
llllttctl with the rooted! ' “
the bonnet of no
olw wig»: huge!
Norwalk Chronicler