i
Xmas holidays
olefin {its in” ,
are r it viii any. ”i9 titivmld
planar cinnamon
banquets a
‘t..au..tt.‘"u“thm . ., ,, we...
.‘J . t‘nii‘iit‘iihzuh" .f-“3w1t..:“~t5 we“, ‘ , 4‘.-
\ reorient you ettrouiil .‘ f .
Isaiah .. t's it». exactly “flail-i
amt and 0‘”
ii p. in.
s: as}.
g .y retained. today.
‘ coroner“
lit 10“! 0 II.
ltodo tor examine on.
uuiroonsanx {.UILDINI
«v Waiumaiorassv.
Hourly-Ito “tilde. Inna" 18:48 to
Iondoyond ham 1 to
jinn soon be hero. Let us suggest
H as a present a
Portable I
Lamp
We have them in some of the finest
designs ever shown in the’Twin Cities.
andtwith prices right. Come in and
look them over. No trouble to show
goods.
Housatonic Power Co.
For Sale
Building Lots, Shore, Farm and
City Property
f:
f
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton & Co.
, heath Norwelit, Conn.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
2:
Notice
Contrary to reports in cir-
culation. l havb not sold out
my business. and have no in
tendon of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the some stand and
carry the finest line of Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies.
as heretofore. with competent
men for all decorative work.
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
to First Big loot Norwalk
Telephone 462
We SALE
Mascots hoses in good condi-
tion. suitable tor two tamilos: water
Wisdom sore. barns and catholic.
“Ill- m to stitch buyer.
H. E;
) ' W
i! Wei-tor. noowam
Funeral Director and Embsltner
‘ cause of the disease and the art of ad-
Dannd‘. Son
m... w. Raymond ‘
is Northuoio divest. death Not-well:
, Residence, 6 Washington “not.
Telephone at office. ISM.
Telephone at house. ova
Glover’s
THE PLACE
i
LADIES’ GUN METAL. cloth top,
short vamp (Waited sole) button, on.
LADiES' PAT. COLT. dull hid top.
short vamp. full Cuban heel. button
and blueber, $3.
LADiIO' GUN METAL. short vamp.
«full Cuban heel. waited sole, button
and bluchel', $3.
BOSTON
RubberBoot&ShoeCo.
RUBBERS ,
“Wear Shoes that Fit"
Two Stores
Norwsilt
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropraehc
Chiropractic is the science or the
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood it
create! pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. .
Chiropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonislng the oil
nefle systems in your body.
Nervousneu. Rheumatism. Paroly.
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never tenet giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
’1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
be WAIHINOTON on so. NORWALK
idsgnetic Treatments divert Also
“-9—...
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
freight Propellers leave Pier
BB. hiaot River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day too-
cent Sunday). at it p. tn. Freight
received at Norwelk up it) i .
in. and South Norwslk up to b: 0
p. in
c. O. Hegemoh.
Analog J. Imith.
bosses General Agent
the otllee'ot the stats secretory by
Trimmers'
South Norwalk
Norwalk Steamboat Campy
l
a reception and smelter at their house
w..-
LIGIBLATIVE PBTITIONI.
A petition. to be presented to the
General Assembly. has been tiled in
Belle N. Mitchell, Mary 1.. Delta and
Cornelia (looks. members of the list
Association of Bethel
a trades union. asking that the asso
ciation may now be incorporated.
Robert L. Stoddard and David ll.
Fitzgerald, counsel for George at Clark
of Milford. have filed a‘ petition asking
that the petition of John L. Mervin
for Clark's seat in the House be dis-
mlssed. They allege that there were
no‘errors in the count of the vote when
Clark was declared elected.
_i——-
to thread your needle? A pair of
our glasses will make you use the
eye plainly. We employ Ocullsts
to examine the eyes. NO CHARGE
FOR THIS SERVICE.
THAMER ‘
Optician
O'I’AMFOID - - - CONN.
Open Monday A murder Evenings
“
Auto 6......
Engage your winter storage for live
storage and dead storage. Your care
will be in a well heated garage ready
to be run out at a moment's nodes.
Engage your gens overturning
for the coming win . by «port are
cbonlco.
Changing and remodeling a special
ty. Batistaotion guarootud.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
I. K. MITGHILL. UNDIITAKII
noose momenta
NORWALK. CONN.
horwalkliraachthoeot
‘ lire. Daniel ii. medley is manned Y 1 7‘
to‘her holds with ‘thdiigrlp. . . .
. . W ,, x
The Gsrmsnlodgw 8- of 3.. held a
New Yearfs social Monday evening
whio hprovsd a Veryenjoyshle afisir "
and netted over air . . ‘ . ,
"Vigilant Engine company have re
oeived their new auto hose wagon.
Wednesday evening the company gave
i
onltlverslde arenue in honor or the ,
, event. .
meeting of the t Norweli: Fire Po
lice will be held I . or evening at the
Reductions M... w ‘ ....... ..
mat street end th Osborn avo-
ON a“ one.
my Chum and Roche" 'um Helena Mitchell is recovering
from an illness and expects to resume
‘21 1'09”!" Chlli‘. 00W . . . t ...... .‘5 h.“ duties ’n "I. kindergarten 0' "It”!
its Leather Rocker. new ........ I13 Marvin school. blender... During Miss
ilzdo Lfijtth Rocker. new ,,,,,,, 510 Mitchell's Illness. lites Eliaaboth Toy
$7.50 Upholstered locker. new” 35.50 h" ““3 been aubfltuiing h" M"
r. A. adrenal.
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT...
PM
The am 300“ Rev. F. 8. Alnswortit will he the
speaker at the Advent Christian
(let
Y0"? memslfnfhle
Bruise“ cy
Prompt and eflieient
service at. oil it .
Personal attohtlo giv-
so to all prescription
work. ,
Chairs for our trolley
patron. venue in and
wait for ”linear.
CY
J..PARKIii.lidanager
. r
‘_
Mrs. loo Davis has been quite ill at
her home in Scariew avenue, but is
{now believed to be getting along nice-
y.
A regular monthly meeting of May-
flower Hook and Ladder and Hose
Company is scheduled for Monday ‘ev-
on pg.
H. .l. lilpaon will probably be the
leader of the idea's Class meeting at
the blast Avenue hiethOdisi. Church to
merrow.
Henry Moeller hi wiring for electric
lights the temporary oyster house erec-
ted for the Stevens [Oyster Company
at Rowayton.
bliss Alice Cunningham is to be the
leader of the Loyal Workers Society
meeting tomorrow evening at the
Advent Christian Church.
William 'l‘hayer, who has been em-
played at the Howard market, on the
Washington street bridge, is now an-
gaged in the ice cutting business.
Observers point out that the day-
light period is now appreciably longer
than two weeks ago. in two months.
spring will be thought of at least.
W. J. Hartley and D. W. Bherwood.
oi the South Norwaik Engineering
Company. intend to spend most oi next
week at the Madison Square Garden
automobile show.
Rev. Lester F. ynolds went to
lludson l-‘alls, N. .. today. where he
is to be the speaker at the union ser-
vice of the young people's society of
the town tomorrow night.
The adjourned monthly business
Charles a rim. who has been ill
for a number of days. is still unable to
resume his duties with the Crescent
laundry. W. ll. Richards. or the some
iorce. is again sick. so that the loan-
dry iorce is rather up against it
Miss Hay Anderson has resumed her
duties as teacher in the Pitt-h school
sixth grade. having recovered from
several days illness. lira. George ing-
ham and hire. Chorlee Dunnobache
substituted for her during her illness.
The Hood & Volk
rm Only early sum
easement. sites
in the Town
euro susrtrss
ruse ass-«so loath lists street
a. arrests. con.
”flaw. .m. W WW...
Electrical Co.
nanometers
Church. tomorrow. both morning and
evening. The Loyal Workers‘ service
at 5:46 p. in. will be led by hire. Alice
Cunningham. Topic, Wise Ways to
Read Wise Books.
Some one a few days ago started a
little rumpus by declaring that the
town reed making machine was bolus
ill need by being left out in the was-
ther in a vacant. lot in Van Donut
street. The roadmoltlns machine in
question is owned by Finch Brothers.
’l‘howoolr of p or services. which
have been very oral. were Nomi
to a close that fishing at the t
Avenue Methodist Church. These ser-
vices have been
lies.
[HID ‘
,I!
”so-mum
home. . «Wan
jitters Wont thirty-live guests present.
and several came from Dorian arid
Btamford, and the other from The
Norwatks. There was dancing through-
out the evening. music being turntab-
ed by Messrs. Partriek and Maroon.
and Miss Nettie Whitley. At. 12:30
o’clock a tempting luncheon was serv-
| ed. This consisted of cake.
fruit. etc.
that bliss Emily Mason. who fell on
the ice of Benedict Ii‘arms mill pond
Thursday, was seriouslyinlured. At
. tirat.1t was supposed that she had
simply sprained her left
yesterday when Dr. 0. G. aohsnnoh
was called. on account of the extreme
pain caused by the injury. it was learn-
ed that one or theemall bones in the
wrist had been broken.
'will be obliged to carry her emits a
sling for several weeks.
lng, there was quite a little indignation
of the residents or the districts. who
protested against the action of the
meeting in attempting to limit the es-
aorial parlor. where you will get the
to prom stone
Tuesday and have been under the di-
rection or the pastor. Rev. w. W. Gil-
mm
(‘de street. ‘
coffee.
It was finally determined yesterday
wrist but.
Miss Mason
Alter the district meeting that even-
meeiing. participated in by a number
pendlture oi the district Committee to
350. to procure the passage by the leg-
islature the bill authorising the dis-
trict to generate its own electricity.
Several men expressed the opinion
that the notion won a direct insult to
the committee. indicating that the dia
trict was not willing to allow them to
use their judgement in the amount of
money that was required.
Riiiiiliili
Robert Scalzl
desires customers at his clean ton~
k
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
The Baptist Church choir will hold
a rehearsal tonight. at the church.
Miss Lillie Raymond has returned
to her home from a visit in Brooklyn
and New York. - _
Captain Charles W. Bell, of Harvey-
ion. has returned from a trip to East
Orange. New Jersey.
Miss Mildred Thesli. of Pennoyer
street. who has been a victim of the
grip. is able to be out once more.
Miss Minnie Bniifen has returned to
her home in Raymond street from a
several months' stay at Sidney, New
York.
Mrs. Alfred B. Ceilings and son llcr
ban. of Rownyton avenue. have re.
turned homo a visit with friends
and reistivea in Danbury.
w. l. Seerloo and fa'mlly. who have
been at Tokeneke Park for oot‘urnl
months. and are the last of the sum-
mer residents. left this week for New
Rochelle. New York.
David W. Mills has resumed his du-
ties with the Yale o 'i‘owne hianuioc-
lurlng Company. in Stamford. after a
few days‘ visit over the holidays with
his pnrento in Highland avenue.
._.
The Norwaih lopworlh League will
hold a rally in the South Norwailr
Methodist (‘hnrrh next Monday eevn-
ing. Rev. E. W. Bysshe. .0: France.
tormoriy oi Rowayion, will he the
speaker. it was found necessary to
change the date of the meeting to bion-
day night. as Mr. Byaehe soils (or
France next week.
The car leaving the Rowayton
switch at with o‘clock. this morning.
blew out the controller on the from
end oi the car. and it was necessary
for Moiorman Rebels Morton to take a
position on the rear and of the car. and
operate it to South Norwoik in this
manner. As a result the car was a
few minutes late in getting to its dot
tinatlon.
French Johnson. of Logan street,
wont skating on Captain Dell‘s pond.
at the corner at Pond street and Ro
wayton avenue. yesterday afternoon.
The loo did not hear his weight. And
he broke through. When he was oasis-
ted out it was nopessary for him to
hurry home to have his clothing wash-
ed...» the odor iron: the mud in the
pond persisted “in remalntns on “the
garments.
M
muslin! "no
home of Mrs. B. M. Allen on Mansfield
avenue. ' ..
Alfred liorehonae. of Dorian. went
to St. Luke's Hospital. New York. this
l'tviui‘l' for on Operation tor a growth on
a p. *
There are uncalledvtor letters at the
Barton pisbotlice addressed to him
James R. King. Hana Glibrandaon.
i
Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. a idols It. Dorian
Select Groceries. flay. Grain. Flour
and Food. Hardware Points. Glass. etc.
The on Itineraryooctstr held
marshal-noon at t
Miss A. v. dermis and Miss Gibson.
ready for their annual winter
tournament.
the Methodist Church on Sunday.
addition to the regular sermon in the
morning the pastor will preach
first of a series of sermons to Chil-
dren. The subject of the evening ser-
mon will be "in the School of Chris
seph Loosito to Vera Mislals.
old Post road; W. L. Scarlett to J.
Hoyt. o
Oil Heater
We Have Them
he
The pool tables at the Dorian Hook.
ladder and lines company are being
recovered. The firemen are setting
poo
John E. Davies. the Darlen painter.
who was injured recently very badly
by a fall on the ice. is reported to be
getting along very nicely at St. Luke's
Hospital, New York. where he was
taken for treatment.
The Pastor Rev.‘ George Benton
Smith will preach at both. services in
the,
Special Christmas music by the Choir.
A cordial welcome awaits all corners.
There were six sales of real estate
in Dal-ten. last week. with no mort-
gages. The. transfers were as follows:
Eastern Land Co. to Julia A. Wood.
Moorland terrace: R. D. Lyon to Alice
L. Fitch. Boston Post road; Thomas
l’ifires to F'. S. Fitch. highWay: do
two
pieces; R. D. Lyon to Alice l.. Fitch.
Are. You in Need oi an
user. The service
muesmwtmreemrle . .
non: “shewlns‘ovsr ditty hooii .
colored lantern views of the it
Christ from inethlehem to
At about 10:80 p. in. theil
cake and coffee to all. _. _
Pitt. ., till." til it .t.
0' . Y , . ,
whidh‘“ “liter G.’.1iitnil logic
ed each person present with
printed in ibrowser.“biota?d
ing '1 aE ism .. 0i stall
three. verse fl sen. Which in
your text Hot. the. church ., .
After “speaking axon. dos» nth ‘ .
love and peace. tr. Richter}.
all who would to gather at t
for a conservation service. on
who preferred to kneel where the?
were in quietness and prayer Willi!
iboo id year panned uwuy’ and the W
year was born. The. closingot that
doxolosy and unchanging good V m
for the new year endedthe servl‘o
Billililil'.
The little son of Mr. hnd Mrl. M5
on (lrogory is ill with the grip. -, ~
tiles limb Anderson. of Newtown
a venue, Nor-walk. spent . Saturday...”
New York. ,
hire. walls, of Stamford. spentfilliir
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ll-lililgel‘.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory returned '_ .
do)" after several dayu‘ Visit with "lull“!
iii-es in Bridgeport. ‘
hire, F. C. li‘liftil, of Weston. spent.
Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Rm
Gregory, in Norwalk. 7.
Elmer (‘ogguwelh of Grummi'n “0r
hue. who has been seriously “13‘5“
pneumonia. is improving. .. : ”
.‘iiisa Mary Campbell and. Jolt
Campbell. spent Tuesday with M
brother and family in Brooklyn.
The Misses Ethel and Verna ‘
my. of Newtown avenue. Norwnil. W
lied over New Year's Wiib “Mill
lrcoltiyn. ‘ ‘ ,
.iil‘s. Chester Coley. who was opera.
ed on tour weeks ago in the B '
port hospital. is now at her home;
t'nesimu illli avenue, and trap '
nicely.
Mrs. Mamie Campbell. of
street. who has been sui‘tering' -
rheumatism and blood poisoning .
the last tour months in her arm .
hsrul. is slowly improving.
'lhe committees appointed by 7,
King‘s Dnughters met with Mrs. taste
ris Coggsweil. on Friday; to
for their quarterly meeting and“
pr at thatchapel on Thursday‘ ‘
..
..
l
in
l."
S.
B
Silllliliiil
her over Sunday and Monday.
number of young friends last Frida
“fig—”m-
Roche.
several days at the bottle of
Schiicher.
Arthur Damsguard. oi
spent scrotal days at tile
tlhnrlee Roche. this Week.
homo
New Year's Day at the home of
grand mother. Mrs. O‘Connor.
Mrs. Charles Austin. and little B.
Buttery's.
tained over New Year‘s Day at
H. B. Thayer home.
Mr. and hire. James P. Berry.
of Comstock avenue.
John L G thrle tllled his lwho
last week wth nice clear ice, to
above the Blanchard mill.
the Borghom home this week.
fancy that Miss Dorothy loves
summer home here more than
noisy city street.
Protestant Church on account oi
stoflny weather. when the
ice were repeated.
or. G. Guthrie. hi. 0.. ct Merysv
rename-u.
‘ evening at the poItor's horns.
rid“ . with
~ Wfi‘huoa --
the
cheater comm. 9mm. ills. her studies at e. t
m:
arm
omen
many
Relatives of Mrs. John Vion visited
bliss Mary flockwuod entertained a
The Boring family came up to their
summer home here for the holidays.
George iiurst. of New York spent
several days with his aunt. hire. Chas.
Charles Elliilng. of New York snout
l’ui'i
New . Yuri;
James Kerwin. of Brooklyn. spent
Austin. were in Slivermlne over New
Year's Day, taking dinner at Alonso
Quite a large number of relatives
and friends trust the city were enter-
New York. were holiday guests of Mr;
Berry‘s sister. hire. Mary hi. Newman.
12 inches thick. out from the river
Miss Dorothy Miller was visiting at
Only a small congregation was pres.
eat nunday evening at the Methodist
lantern
views shown at the watch-night servl.
Kansas. who has just been graduated
as a doctor and has come Door to take
up hoopital practice before hanging
out his also. spent blow Year‘s with
'l‘ho Friendly idea's Clans of the
itethodlst Protestant Church held lie
regular iii-weekly roasting 'l‘ussdsy
Monti men discussed considerable
but so; and at its melanoma“
prudent. cheater Guthrie. on .
., .3.“ m1 Mrs.G.li.Penoisaowa.
m ' a ,xfflgg‘fim a etiort time daily. ems-an
a takeout their sp- W
sad sateen ass christian.
i........‘,...“.°"“" ~ ‘ " 1%}
:tho wmmWyggmvhm
noon and evening. January 13. ,
Harold Philips will be hostess-o
’ “5'3th
r yr. and “ms. Minot octane Q _
orange .oretolnaea‘tli ,
the Holy hands. and will leave “W
day, February 4.
John Riley, son at Mr. and
John Riley. of Mood street,
this week for lllami. Florida. w 2 ‘
has secured a position with a w
contracting firm. ‘ ‘
Mrs. Charles V. Green and t .
mo. of Richmond iii“. 31.. '
spending the winter with In? :’
sister. hire. Lester 1L: ' .
South Mdin street. ' ‘
The house in Ononohe even
morly owned by R. F‘. Bloc
lire considerably improved
aft irlon. and is now one of M
places of the Ridge. ‘
Stephen Keeler, Jr., he'll
the rare or the Lhwlsboro no
the remainder of the winter
‘Kt‘eler is a student at the
Theological Seminary. Now”
where he will continue his
Frederick J. Woliel has
oil the contract for a large 7 ‘-
job in Montclair. N. J. The 5
being erected for John W. . '
contract price has not yet has
but u is said to be one or that,
evor undertaken by thls’ilrht. 55
The members of the 7
Club. who are to take
minstrei show, are now."
the Opera House. George '1‘. in
is coaching the young men. . “
have them ready in tithe for " f '
ton'o Birthday. The orchestra
hearslng all the latest music '
in one shape to carry out on
lent musical program.
3'-
of
his
B.
the
of
1188
to
We '" ' ". ' " "'
her
the .
‘Mre. John warrant. on the
i at. . 3"
Miss Eddlco White is visiting y
in New Jersey.
li‘. P. Mdrshouse was a v
Newtown yesterday. .
Miss Eva Ferris lo abound.
day» in Greenwich. .
Miss Alice Gulick has spent
days with irlends in W ‘
Miss Florence Bauhaus
wool: and at her bomsln‘
Mrs. hi. ti. Adams was a I‘
day or her brother. Jerome
i Charles Barnes and “son.”
spend today in Norwalk on
Master Bolshoi mom of
spent a few days with his son
w. 'l'reddwell. ._ . i
the
ills.
The
‘v a. at
oral weeks. .
nits are isolated hoe
Khdvflll, A, in mm.
til White debris
t lilies. hassle Treadwoii ’
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