shame in cuisine or so oars
liar as use my Alli) urweso
shims classes. is.
Bouquets a Specialty
rel. can. ssh
mi. beau-thanI nDECIDE to have
or eyes ozegzined today.1 ‘1
Ml'i'ilv
Tire" demotion or eye troubles. our
sheoiel l-dt's done silently and roller
~11sos ni1weilt1yonreyee.‘111“
Call today 10; examination
Feaw
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_ s1 wAeiimg‘r'im "near.
noun-44s oi 11:30 e. as.“ end 11min
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Xmas Holidays.
will mi be here. not us sunset
II I present I.
Portable
e p. in. londsy and Saturday. Ho
9 ii. In.
him W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embsimer
is North Main Itreet. Iouth ties-walk
Residence. a Washington etreet.
Telephone at oilloe. see-a.
Telephone at house. lite.
b1 w..-
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D THE PLACE
We have th‘em in some of the ilnest
" designaever shown in tho Twin Gill“. LADlEB' GUN METAL. mom top.
‘9‘ "9‘ prices HIN- Come in “d short vamp (welted sole) button, us.
look. them .over. No trouble to show .
3°01"- LADIES' PAT. COLT. dull liiil lop.
short vamp, full Cuban heel, button
and blueber, as.
I
Housatomc Power Co, LADIIS’ oua METAL, short vamp.
:- ii full Cuban heel. waited sole. button
in “a“ "‘“°“°" ‘3'
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Building Lots, 8...... Farm and RubberBoot&ShoeCo,
City Property 1
.1. Leeds Negotiated 1 RUBBERS
Drafts and Steamship Tickets 1
F“ ‘u - n
J. M- Layton 81 00- 1 Wear Shoes that Fit
South Norwaik. Conn. 1
insurance and Real Estate Agents l “"
1;; Two Stores
V Norwelk South Norwaik
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.1 - ! Definition of Chiropractic
“m“ 1" ”W“ ‘“ °"‘ «if?"3iliiuhdhihfnlciilcirr°§il'a‘
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culetion. I have “m “Old out dusting the same. Diseases are caused
my WWW”- "id have no "1‘ by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
tentien of doing so. back. liven it done in childhood it
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the lineal line of Wall
Paper and Painters' supplies.
as heretoiore. with competent
men‘jior all decorative work.
’11). E. Gotham
Decorator
10 First It... Pleat Norwalk
Telephone 452
‘crestes pinched nerves and pain in
.lalel‘ life in the dliierent organs end
limbs.
Chiropretcore remove the reuse of
this disease and vein. end health is
restored through bermonieing the six
nerve systems in your body.
. Nervousness. Rbeumetism. Paraly-
.sls. Heart, Kidney and Female Die-
easee are given special attention; also
*Curveture oi the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WAIHlIiQTON 01’. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Alee
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FOR SALE
”gum bones in good condi-
CII. nibble tor two remiiiea; water
walled. one acre. barns end outbolld
m to mild! WVCI'.
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as Cain. ‘e‘reuoawecs
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”Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
t Propellers leave Pier It.
liast , ver. New York. (foot of Dover
street). every day (except Bender). at
s p. m. Freight received at Norwaib
up to t p. m. and South Norwelk up
to 5: I0 D. I.
Nerwfi Steamboat be.
Aiming a. lavish. 0. 0. Houston.
Lessee casual Agent
bl
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Optical Co.“ * ~
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iiauciell
tag to i one will) strait!
a visa a speaker and the remainder ‘.
the proersm consisted of musical ,.
rigid veal numbers. ioliowed by the sen :1-
“ V
1 Matineee Thur‘e‘dey and eaten
MANN] Society. lions Clam
M or refreshments.
e'r‘walk—Phone‘ 349
NIW YEAR'S WINK
THE MUSIC HAM. STOCK CD.
will otter Nat. Goodwin and Max-
ine Elliott's Greatest Comedy
Drama
“When
We Were
Twenty-
one”
By H. v. Esmend
NEXT WEEK. JANUARY 9,
“The Goweoy and tile Lady"
Box Oiiice open new. or Wood's
Drug Store
ORDER CIATO NOW
.L
"A...”‘oungm
Engage your winter storage for live
storage and deed storage. Your care
will be in a well bested gerege ready
be run out at a moment's sotm.
Engage your general overheating
for the coming winter. by expert me
chenioa
Changing and remodeling a special
Satiaiacllon guaranteed.
Norwaik Consolidated
Auto Company
1N
. e. 9. Ah m... ._ ...
Reductions
ON ALL
Buy Chairs and Rockers
K. MITCHILL. UNDIITAK II
F. A. MITCHELL
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CORNIR WALL AND HIGH IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
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'l‘heliveolaeSeetinei
Theileed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The only reuy assume
ILIG‘I'IICAI. error
3. ”it Town
Aur‘o sues-ties
Phone see-40 Booth leis arrest
a. awareness. steels nuleides’
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i if You Need a
Plumber
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The
A. J. Aog‘evine
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at the New Year's reception~ h!
‘ Westpo‘rt. which proved succeselui
as well as inten iyl tong: ‘\
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Clot Filled '
Your Dl’llgwaiits at me
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ehiclent
service at all times
Personal attention giv-
en to ell prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait tor your car.
DRIDGE
J. PAIKIR. Manager
CY
Mrs. ngier French. oi New viii.
has been a guest for a low days 01 Mrs.
William Finch 01 East avenue.
Everett 8. Bulkeley and James ii.
Rundic were among the visitors at the
automobilo show at Grand Central Pub
see. New York, yesterday.
Matters have been rather quiet tor
a while at the plant oi the Fibre Pro-
ducts Company, in Rayner place. but
yesterday operations hogan on a con
alder-ably larger scale.
The week of prayer service at
East Avenue Methodist Church will be
brought to a close this evening. To-
night's service using the last, it is en-
pected there will be quite a large at-
tendence.
There is an excellent chance. for pro
party owners at a number of points in
the district to improve sidewalk condi-
tions by sprinkling sand on the ice.
as was done yesterday in South Nor-
walk by the highway dsimrimaut.
William 8. liailleid has another oi
bis proimed new houses in Osborn
avenue well along. The latest one is
now enclosed. making two in that con-
dition. Cellars are also built for two
more dwellings in the same neishhor-
hood.
The deal for the sale. of the Buttery
market in Water street, Norwsllr. to
Norman D, G. Ryder appears not yet
to have been consummated. Mr. 1111
tier has been neeotleilng with Harold
1‘. Clark. who purchased the place a
iewyoohs ego. .
Miss Madeline Simpson. oi Peeks-
_ ltiil. New York. was a guest over night
oi her uncle and aunt. Mr. end Mrs.
t‘harios H. Aisiborpe. of Soaview avo-
nuo. Miss aimpson same over into (‘on»
poetical yesterday lo‘ettend the wed
ding oi a cousin.
An item in The Sentinel recently
unleashes the town seed machine had
been left out in the rein the peat test
days. The selectmen state that lhla
is not the case. and that the machine
in attention belongs to Finch Brothers.
the East Norwellt contractors.
. While chopping wood with an mu-
til Turkish Chair. "°‘” """""" "5 yesterday in the cellar oi hie store.
"6 “I‘M" "00““ MW -------- "3 Proprietor James Parker. oi the Bridge
Ciel-ll Leather holler. new ....... Sit) Pharmacy, came nflr losing a sec
3‘ .30 UPMWOM Rocker. new ..s5.eoi”°“ oi his left thumb. The are slip
the nail at about
pod and out throng?
Her The wound
the center of thel
bled very profusely
ilerold Day. the young militiamen.
oi Bella place, who wee taken to the
Norwallt Hospital ”lardey. upon the
advice oi his physician. D l". 3 Del-
or. was operated on at that institution
today. lit. Day has recently had a
growth mentieet itself on one of hie
legs and it was determined that the
only reilei was en operation.
bliss Emily Meson. oi Beeview are
one. fell yesterday on the ice at the
Benedict Farms mill pond. and sus-
tained a severe injury to her leis wrist.
At first it was thought the injury was
but a slight sprain. but during the
night it caused so much pain and such
a swelling developed that it was ten
ed that a bone had been fractured.
ship Caulker A. 8. Palmer has been
busy for the last day accepting the
congratulations of his irieade over his
escape from drowning in the cold ssh
water. at Benedict Farms. Wednesday.
W
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FLAX SEEP
EMULSION
Linonine
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Strengthen the lungs.
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fwsu'uswr
111% decide about
til”
‘11 duya‘ vleil at a family reunion. at the:
mdoetoreppreves.
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Mr. Palmer realises that his escallo
was a narrow ones for it does not talu-
ions to so chill a human being to a
.helpleas condition with me water at
its present temperature
A foreigner who had been injured
attracted considerable attention in
East Washington street yesterday at
ternoon. Homes unable to speak Eng
ilsh, except in a very limited delirce.
but he tried to explain that he had
been hurt by a train His head was
covered with blood. Someone took
him toward the allies of Dr F. B. link
or. but the latter not being at home,
the injured men was taken elsewhere
ior treatment
Materials made at the pie to: the
South Norwellr Engineering ompany.
located near the east-bound East Nor
walk railroad depot are being shipped
to New York for exhibition at the it
sensed manufacturers sutemoblle'
show next weelr. A spring testing ep-
peratus was shipped to New York yes-
terday end today. the Pioneer valve
seating tool exhibit is being sent to the
show. which will be held at Madison
Square Garden.
The Fire District Committee rightly
suite that there be a large attendance
oi voters and taxpayers oi the district
this evening at the special district
meeting. The subicct under discus
slop. the securing of the right from the
legislature to genomic electricity is an
important one. While the intention is
not to build an electrical generating
plant at the present time it is propos-
ed to secure the right to. so as to be in
cal situation The meeting will be
held at 8 o‘clock, at the Fitch school.
--'I'orturlng ecscms spreads its
burning ares every day. Donn s Oint
meat quickly stops its spreading. in
stantiy relieves the itching. cures it
permanently At any drug store.
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illiliilfll
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his clean ion-
sorlal parlor, where you‘ will get the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Figure end Tobacco.
4——
(‘harlea (‘rockeit is taking care of
March A. Thatcher's grocery store dur-
ing the illness oi the proprietor. who
has an aita’cii or the grip.
The Stevens Oyster Company has
erected a new onostory building.
25x10 feet, which will be used es s
culling house. it is located near the
site oi the former opening house.
The next game in the pool tournn
“out between Reliance Hook end Led~
tier Company and Roweyton Hose
Company. will he played next Monday
night in the Rowaytou Hose Com-
pany‘s quarters.
Corvino h Ogden. or Sprinedaio. for-
merly or this piece. received the sad
news oi ihesdoath of a cousin, Preston
Brown. oi Daubury. who was billed by
a train on White street, near the depot.
Mr. Brown was returning home from
his day's work when he was struck by
the care. He was only thirty years old.
and leaves a widow and three small
children.
The annual meeting 01 Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company. tor the
election oi oiilc and transaction oi
other business. as been celled ior
next Monday night at 7:30 o‘clock. it
is desired to complete the business as
quickly as possible. so that ell mem-
bers can so to Roweyton llose Corn-
peny‘s house and witness the second
game in the pool tournament. This
will be played between A. Hartog and
Elwood Broadway. and all tiremen are
invited to witness it.
is. W. Van Solver and family. oi
Springdeie. at one time residents of
Roweyton, returned home after a four
home 01 Mrs. Van Solver'e lather-.1)
C Green. oi West Norwalk. All of the
children and grandchildren were pres.
ent except one son The party lnclud
ed his daughter hire WES Crane. and
family. of Hartford; his son. C D.
Green. and family. or South Norwellr.
and Frank Dally. of New York. hire.
Green‘s only brother. A large company
of neighbors and friends joined in the
music and dancing.
Don’t Miss
Sp eciai Sale
Saturday. December 31
Boston Grocery Co
Tel. ”358. DIIILIIPUlLDiHO
l
ls
willie)?“ Charles
gone to
pairing. tether hi 1. (i. libeips
tears eon
5‘3"“ ‘0 “Hakeem.
. Clr NW lit!
,hjffi W,
at man
' lie or charities.
‘ Capt. Davidson, the veteran at the
sell with“ has” the “099111! 1
Newton lielglltstot
templat-
‘ 1 owners 1
aspects to also oonwts tor the bane
Soldiers' Home. who recently celebrat-
ed his 1001b birthday, is at his home
in Meriden, on s furlough. Capt. Dav~
ldson has been gone since December
22 it is his habit to take a furlousn
ones in a while, but he always comes
back to the Home.
The Nomton Volunteer Hook, Led-
der and liose Company has not had
any use as yet for its new auto-chemo
cal. purchased last August. The auto-
chemical has not had an alarm since it
arrived. The iiremen hope it will nev-
or here an alarm and also are of the
opinion that it is a handy thing to
have around the place.
Are You in Need of an
Oil Heater?
We Have Them
Schlichtiog Bros.&Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 8L. Darien
Select Groceries. Hey. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware, Paints. (lines. etc
lliii iiiiill
Minn
has been the guest 01 A. J. Gray, in
Weed street.
Miss Nora Seeley, of Walton. N. Y.
spent several days this week with
a position to control the local tritium-Hm13 Annie 0‘0“
Cohen llcbre a student in Wil-
liams College, spent the holidays with
his parents in South avenue.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
an's Home Missionary Society of the
If. E. Church was held at the person-
age, Tuesday. at 3 p. in.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoyt, or
Stamford. have been guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. Alnu Patterson, in Cherry street.
this week.
llarry balmy. oi Stamford, who is
employed in the New York Provision
Co. spent the holidays with his par-
ears in Locust avenue.
hire. M. Coleman and son insurance,
of Rye, N. Y.. returned. Monday, aitor
spending the holidays with her par
ems in Seminary street.
Walter and bliss Florence Delmry.
of New York. have been guests of
Mr. and hire. H. R. Baldwin, in
blood street. for the pest iew days.
Miss Annabel Stevens. :1 student
ill the academy of Our Lady of Mercy
at Milford. has returned. after spend-
ing her vacation with her parents. in
South biaih street.
The motor that draws the New C
bean-New York express now arriv
mornings about two hours heiore leav-
in; time and is attached to the string
of coaches that are ieit finding on
the siding all night The care are bet~
tor heated ea a consequence. and the
result is that the commuters are bet
tor satisfied than they were under the
old arrangement.
Cornelius 0. Taylor save a serial
and reception to 110 ill his friends at
the home at his brothel-inlets. Minot
C. Kelli)“. or Talmadge Hill. Monday
evening. An excellent time was on.
Jared and Shepard's orchestra. oi Nor-
wsik. iurnlshed the music for dancing.
Mr. Taylor proved a iovisl host. and
made his guests most comfortable.
The luncheon was abundant and var
led and not the least 01 the evening's
enjoyment., The guests reluctantly
adjourned at i s. m.
liiiililll 1
Daniel Drleooll is enioying a weeks
vacation.
Miss Ruth Wood is visiting out of
town irlende.
Mr. J. M. Nolan is visiting friends
in New Jersey.
Miss Edith Hull has returned from
evieit in Milford.
Postmeeter Charles Harris still re
mains critically ill
Leslie Perry has been assisting the
past week at the postomce
The Current Events club held a very
interestiig meeting yesterday at the
home of re. D. 8. Bradley. Miss Fer-
. in be
1. Vi
' though it
Viola Gray, of Atlanta. Ga}
Hearlburn. Gas. Dyspepsia .,.. ll 1.
Stomach Misery Vinilshte Billort
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1-1
ii.
if what you .ius nib is soaring all.
your stomach ‘or as like a lump loll
loud, refusing to digest. or you belt!
Gas and lllructste sour. undl entail
food or hows a feeling of Dis ease.
Heartburn. Fullness, Nausea, Bill} their!
in mouth and stomach lienduchewiliil
lg indigestion.
A full case of Pape' a Diapepsin costs,
only 60 cents and will thoroughly cure
your out oi~ordei stomach. and isn't!
sufficient about the house in can m
one else in the family may euflor Milli
stomach trouble or indigestion. . .
Ask your pharmacist to show“ ”is
the formula plainly printed on than
50-cenr cases, then you will under»
stand why Dyspepsia trouble ulna):
kinds must go, and why they as y
.ellev sour, out-oborder stomachs 91' ’1
indigestion in five minutes. Diapetlalls
in bonuses and tastes like call]
though so 1h dose contains powersu lug"
elem to digest and prepare for esallni .
lotion into the blood all the loud you
eat: besides it makes you so to the
table with a healthy appetite; burr
shut w ii please you most is that You
will feel that your stomach and inlet?
loss are clean and trash. and you will
not need to resort to laxatives or liver
pills for Bililousness or Constipation.-
Tbis lily will have many Diepepsinr
",ranlrs as some people will call them.
but \Oti will be cranky about oh
splendid stomach preparation, too.
sou ever try a little for indigestion or
Gastritis or any other Stomach miserir.
Get some now, this minute, auditin-
swr rid yourselt 01 Stomach bio
and indigestion.
sheen addressed the club on 1
Passion Play.”
Mr and Mrs. James Mills are
coniincd to their home by illness.
Granville and Leonard Ma .1
mo confined io‘their home by illneea‘
Mrs. Prod Betterson and Mrs. in.»
{Sir Price spent yesterday in Drille-
ill. and Mrs. Aaron hemmed.
tertnined relatives at a New You ’I
dinner Monday.
.\ir and \ire. Karl Dolze and are.
and Mrs. Judson Watts spent Newt
Yenl' s in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Star-gee he
saielv arrived at their new home at.
New Smyrna. Fla
Misses Julia and Rebecca Landfill
have returned from a visit with reins
'lves in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Darrow entaili-
tained a number of friends iroin duh
of town over New Year‘s.
William Northrop bee. recount!
from his recent illness and resumii'il
his duties at the postodice.
Flank Bulkeiey, who acutely 1
ed his leg several weeks ago. is ‘
to get around once more ”with the.
01 crutches ‘
A large number of our young
attended the performance at it is
hell Nolueilr. Wednesday eve
Miss Loraine Le Bate oi this platia
playing at this theatre for the
mslndcr of the season.
the seven weeks old infant at
and hire. Harry Decker died M
from infantile trouble they. his. ,
1cutie tonducted the lunch] eervi ’
which were held from the plum
be e on Main street .eeterday a
n interment was in the
Farms cemetery
Willil.
Miss Elsie Blrdsell is ato M:
Ridgetleid. p
Mrs. Anna Pike is visiting
in Southport. 1
Mrs N. M. Belden. oi Jamal“.
is the guest of hire. '1‘. F. Gilbert:
William A. Jones has has ‘
guest oi iriends in Ridgefleiii.
Miss (lullclt. ot‘Wsstport. llulW
the guest this week of him. 11. ii.
Mrs. Herbert sturgea. or No
has been spending e. few days {i
summer home in town. 1
bliss Lillie Minor, of Holden
has been entanainlng her b ,
from New Yor this week.
Miss Helen Middlebrook ital
town for the winter for Bing 1
N. Y. where she will be the [ll
her sister.
Mr. and hire. Street. of New
who how a summer home in
Wilton. make troquoni tritium”
section in the interest oi their 1
is
The Feast oi the Epiphany
served Friday morning laiit.
thew's Church. with mouth! I
celebration of the '11er C11
and scratch by the rector.
The Whist Club met Tuesday ,
been with Mrs. G. A. ’
'l‘hree tablbe were in plsym e11
highest score was won by hire.
1 Hubb‘eli the hi ”lo-m” ‘
season was acoredl
Pliers: Thew iter Giubbeing ~
lull. the ’nest «ring was so
“Miler. January 17th. at the
'bliee Alice 3 Clmslee'd. 1
Mr. die hire. ')1:: r. chum eel
oily surprised lest Weds! a!
by the entrance at a f
relatives who a lid
lsret “
thirtieth anniversary 5: W ..
e occasion was pl ~
me
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