‘ 'Ivip‘liariuoulslpson‘no new i ‘.3 Mafia! rah ”was unwise. 7 _ siihbsi .DINNERS. rsc' Banquets a Specialty TIL. BALL ll M‘O‘d I'M-MW.“ w 14w. mallow». » LIGHT is THE LlGHT THAT NEVER FAILS. is YOUR lions: mean son da‘er we. no House Piping , at Cost DROP, IN AND LET U8 GIVE YOU AN ESTI- MATE ON YOUR HOUSE ' Hpusatonic 9 Pdwer Co. ii a rs r... s... ” lulldlng Lots. shore, Farm and City Property . Loans Negotiated Drafts and Steamship Tickets J. M. Layton 8: Co. Booth Norwalk, Conn. insurance and Real Estate Agents Nutice Contrary to reports in cir- culation. l have not sold out my business. and have no in- tention of doing so. Will continue to do busi- ness at the same stand and . carry the finest line of Wall Paper and Painters' Supplies. as heretofore, wltn competent men for all decorative work. E. E. Gorham Decorator to rarer at. last 'Nomlk Telephone 452 ,1 you SALE . adds... house in» soon condi- u... serum rer- two wuss: water 3m an acre. barns and outbuild- ia’u. :m to quick buyer. . l “ t... ‘sp ’ is Dell a who inn. 5"”! unnecessary mo 33ml re had-ethen Dacron to have , Wl' eyes examined today. _ The correction. of eye troubles. our" min done exactly epithelial “day for examination. Eiwliiiik ilrtical Go. outrun sank epitome noprsé-s romeo a. la. sadism to pieuii’i‘ifi’ WT pain and l The Music Hall stock . represent for this week the western; (loin if“ OPWMITRY f we fit your eyes. ».-f,so’s.i; u. m an». I M WAOHINOTON I'TRIIT. loader and sense-r. t to 1b Nari short short and b and b Residence. e Washington etreet. Telephone at since. at“. Telephone at house. I”. LADIEB' GUN METAL. cloth ton. LADIEB' PAT. COLT. dull irld lop, LADIIB' GUN METAL, short vamp, full Cuban heel. welled sole, button RubberBootdtShoeCo. “Wear Shoes that Fit" Norwslk a... lover’s THE PLACE vamp (welted sole) button. e3. vamp. full Cuban heel, button lucher, $3. lucber, ”- BOSTON RUBBERS Two Stores South Norwslk T back. limbs. this disease and pain. and health is Curvatu chance p. m. 'Norwslb “Alleluia. Omlth. c. c. ‘i ’ 'M“ ‘ m w Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the created pinched nerves and pain in later lite in the different organs and Chiropratcors remove the cause of reston through harmonising the six nerve systems in your Nervoasnese. Rheumatism. Paraly- sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis- eased are given special attention; also never regret giving Chiropractic a T. M WAIHINGTON 61’. so. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments (liven Aiee Daily iiueto N. Y. For'FRElGHT Only Freight Propellers leave Pier 23. East River.«hlew York (foot of Dover street). every day (ex- cept Bands“. at i: p. m. received of Norwalk up to l p. in. and South Norwulk up to 5:30 .1 .tndslnt‘sy‘wmiamek serene: . '~~ ' ' 'i.‘ sat NEW SCIENCE Even if done in childhood ll body. re of the Spine. You will to help you. FRANCIS. D. C. m Freight Steamboat Company Hegemdb. “ I AM cothcdy drama. “The cowboy and the . Lad ." Chi e li‘ttoh, with ‘mailneee Thursd undflsturday» ultimo. This play sh draw the banner business of the . 1 moments so far. and from all i die 3 nations the way the tickets are selling for the entire week. will prove that: the engagement is to be a succese. : Owing to the iarse cast of the plane extra people had to be sedured. end , they are from the very same kind of material as the main company» them“ selves. alone beautiful but mammoth and also at a crest expense. cast of the play "The Cowboy and the Lady": Quick Toot Jim, a hall-breed lndlsn Carroll liely liill Ramson ..........Mr. Madam"): Weston ........... John Flemmlnn Dave ....... Harry Larrib'ee Joe ...................JohnBrodrlok Pete .................... John Roche Midge .............. .Iiiieanor Parker Teddy North ........ .Lynne Dvermsn Mrs. Weston ........ Caroline Locke Molly Larklns . ....... . Gloria Gallup Miss Prlsalme ........ Nellie llatello Sheriff.... ........... ....Reedllall Miss Carton Act lm'l‘he Ranch. Dance Hall. ....The Clerks. cowboys and others. it would be an advisable thing to secure any seals for the performance you wish to see early. as the seats for the entire encasement are now on sale at the box office or at Wood's drug store, No wnlk. For the convenience of those puny is" by the wuillhnown authorri 1 The mpnmmeilt but had their scenic artist at work [pm this play.for two weekl. which will. be not Act present. Foliowine is the . . . . .. Eula Jackson ll-'l‘lie Act ll—wsilvervllle. Time leemcolorado. vine out of town. the last cars will wait until the performance is entirely over. will be "The lilue Mouse." Next week the play The usual popular prices prevail during the eu- tlre performances of the plays. "The Cowboy and the Lady" and "The lilue Mouse." Big Automobile Value found in the E. M. R, FLANDIRB. 2 and 4 passenger, WELL. The new hi. hi. i~‘. Roadster will have its first public appearance of the Madison Square Show. For Elbow Tickets ask Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company Phone Hill A Large Assortmen and MAX~ _.._. Mm toi SMYRNA RUGS 75c, 98c. 3115.52.25 I. K. MWGNILL, UNDIRTAKIB F. A. MITCHELL HOUII PUBMIHII CONNIE VIM-L AND HIGH .TIw NOIWALK. DONN. herwskhraadrOffiesoi momma-u The kgk Volk Electrical Co. T”. can rainy Isotopes lLlc'l'mOAi. life! in the Town w “on. aur‘b annulus mmmmm sum :- saw—- ‘t ii fella n- human first Brid e Bhodlacy Pr‘oin i” arid “‘i'iiiidl'eiit“ service at all” inns. Personal sited on glv~ on to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Coins in and wait for your car. ”REPQBEKFW ”MB“ Mr. and Mrs. Nortou M. Bcnv edct have moved into their new home in Second street. , 4 William Roberts. of Stamford, was a visitor yesterday with bill mother. lire. Mary» Roberts, of Fort street. John Lillig. of Brooklyn. is a guest of his condo-law and d bier. Mr. atnrd )tdrs. John Roberts, 0 Pleasant s so. Captain Howard is lmrudes. of Sen- vlew avenue. is able to get about again, after having been laid up by an attack of the grip. ‘ The Christmas in was repeated last evening at the t avenue Me- thodist Church in a‘ manner very ”pleasing to the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. W. .l. Rudolph have re turned home to Providence, Long is land, after having spent the holiday week and the week following with rel- atives in [dust Norwalk. llaroid Day. of Brits place. is get- ting along nicely at the Nor-walk line- pltal, from an operation he underwent there last week. The trouble has been an abscess on one of his limbs. James W. Hawks. who has been ill for two weeks at his home to Fourth street. resumed his duties this more- in; at the For Cycle and Hardware Company store in South Norwalk. Mrs. lrono Whelnn, of East Nor- wallr. is believed to be gelling along nicely at the Norweik Hospital. where she was taken last week for an oper» allon. Dr. William .lllj‘raoey perform» ed the Operation. assisted by fire. flur- neli and liiggius. A luonthly business meeting: of both of the East Norwalk lire commutes item be held this evening. rs. date in tin- regular time for the regular tnon- thly meeting of lhe flowers and on account. of blew Yeflhhe Fire Police adjourned theirs f last week. Both Mr. and Mrs, Roy Carson have severed their connection with the (‘resreni Laundry. The former was bookkeeper and as a result of the change, l'ropriolori rue R. Van Al. alyue is being kept “by in the bulk keeping department but" Mr. Carson's successor is qualified. Sidewalks have been a favorite ton to for the last day or c on a . pl of the muleraled w or. The side walk‘luestlon has received so much an tendon lately at these times that it is considered more than likely that there will be quite a sidewalk catn- palgn this spring. The frame for still another of the barren which Wiillm a. Hatfield is building in Osborn avenue has been raised makln three within a short. time. Two 0 the houses are steady so far advanced. that weather will not interfere with finishing then. Tile third house will be in a similar condi- tion in a few days. Mr. and hire. lieltoy Crockett and son. of New Haven. spent Sunday in town. having come here to attend the funeral of hire. Crookett's aunt. Ire. Genres it. Wicks. who died so sudden- ly in South Norwalk last week. after had taken firs. Crockett be here. On manual of a delegation of the members of the liipworth Loewe go- on to Booth Norwslk this sveulae to attend the big rally the local branch has decided to coat one Its business routing to nest Monday evenlns. Last ”I i many friends W opal-cl: brahehrwes presid- ver lire. ii. a. l league Eyeing, ”The Maintain in The are district we use have all ‘1 EmberTScalzl « Mary Keri, who have been spending e wafers. air. . sysalu’rnslies of the nest Avenue 3 . We lleve Them . _ .‘ .1 im ‘2 m .1 Li .1. 'lililiiili desires customers at his clean ton- sorlal parlor. where you. will get the best workmanship. Also a full line of Clears and Tobacco. Mr. and Mrs. ll‘. ll. Hurt and Miss some time in flaunt Vernon. New York. have returned to their home in Raymond street. 3 ., ‘ Arthur Walker silent Saturday and Sunday with his mothervltrs. Willis . Brown. of Walton avenue. New York. Yesterday he visited Bronx shag. and saw all the novel features ' Good progress is being made in mov- ing the former ’l‘nthlli house at Hick. ory Bluff to the new location on Wil- liam J. Kent's properly. Already the house is more than 100 feet south of the site It occupied for many years. Alexander Raymond has a large force of men at work cutting ice on his band in thsDal-len road. it is frdm eight to nine inches thick. and a good crop is expected to be harvested. 0p- oration. continued all day yesterday. A large number of trees are bolus cut down on the WilsonvPolnt road. from the railroad crossing to Highland avenue, and a g oral clearing will lat- er be in progr as. This may be a more in the direction of widening this section of the road. Rev. Ernest W. Bysahe. of France. formerly of this place, and for some time pastor of the Methodist Church. was calling on friends here today. He will deliver an address at the Epworlh league rally in the South Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal Church, tonight. The wnuei meeting of Reliance Hook and Ladder Company will be held this evening. commencing prompt- ly It 7:30 o’clock. in order that the business can all be transacted by 8:30. when the members will adjourn to the quarters of Rowayion Hose Company. and witness a pool game in the series now in progress between the two com- ponies. The first of the series of revival sen vices to be held this week. in the Bow- ayton Baptist Church, was held last night. Rev. Richard T. Tiader. of To keneke. alto was at the Hethodist Church. last week, was in abuse. and delivered an eloquent sermon on "Tears." lie drew very copiously from the Bible and his quotations were ap- propriate and lnfemstlnz. Why Not Trade at Home? YOU CAN GET THE Best Groceries AT THE VERY LOWEST PRlCEB. AT THE Boston Grocery Co. Tel. ”04. OlIILI IUlLOfNG J‘— V...- m Alfred Morehouae underwent an operation last week at St. Luke’s lion» pitsl. very successfully. Mr. More- :oliee had a growth removed from his p. it now expected that the commis- sion of Postmaster floored fichlcutsr will arrive about January 15in. Mr. Schleuler will not take charge of the allies until his appointment is coll- nrmed by Courses. The annual meeting of the Barton Fire Department will be held this eve nlng at the truck house of Eagle Hook a ladder Company this creates. Ev- polnts to a serene meeting. with the reelection of Chief Louis I. and probably most of the nth- iu Need of an AreYou cater? e. Schlichflnslirosdt ., lb. 33. . diatom, u . Izfliu‘wlth the [rip and bronchitis. , A dsuhbtsr‘ has been born to Mr. andihirs. David Maddeclt.‘ of Brooklyn, formerly of Bangatnck. him. 0. B. Kemper has been enter- taining Mrs. C. K. Pomeroy and Miss Anus Cooker. of Danbury. , There is a great deal f sekness in the town and the sever l physicians are kept busy night audduy. As soon as the weather will permit work will again be. resumed in the handsome house of R. W. Post. Mr. and Mrs. Mania Jennings, who have been visiting in town, have re- tured to their home in Bridgeport. The annual meeting of the stock- holders of the First National bank will be held at the bank tomorrow. All members of the ls‘urmcrs' club are requested to be present at annual meeting this evening at the home of William H. Burr. Mrs. Charles VanSchalcit is caring for her mothervlnrlaw. Mrs. William Van nonstick. who is seriously ill at her home on Main street. Since Jan. 1. those who wish to send packages by express are obliged to so to flangatucit. as the Westport of- dce has been done away with. friends to New York Friday in . large touring car, and while there at“ tended the auto show in Madison Square Garden. 3‘. iii. Lewis. of New York. who re- cently purchased the Crawford prop» arty at Hendricks point, is having the same converted into one of the hand- somest places in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stllrges. who are in Glorlda, write home that they are greatly pleased with the country and wil soon erect a bunnalow at New Smyrna, where Mr. Sturxes ex- pects to raise grape fruit for market. Daniel Connolly. a former West- pori resident, passed away Thursday at the Norwaik hospital. The funeral was held from the undertaking rooms of P. K. Kavanngh. Not-walk. Saturday, interment foilovred in St. Mary‘s cem- etery. . A atereopticsn lecture on "Our Arid West" Will be given in ldbury half this evening by George A. Brown. of Amityvllie, N. L. under the auspices of the Historical society. The public are cordially invited to attend as the nicotine is public. ‘ uunn William W. Austin. of SilVemlno. is spending a few days with is brother. Michael Austin, in Sprinmdaie. hir. and Mrs. Frederick Relble. of New York. are spending a week's vaca- tion at the ham eof Mrs. John Hurst. The Ladieo' Aid Society of the Methodist Protestant Church, are plan ning for an entertainment to be given the latter part of this month. As the last adnlr of this kind taxed the capacity of the little church here. they will hold the nest concert at the Broad River Union chapel, the use of which has kindly been granted to them for the occasion. NUTMBG CLUB POOL. Andrew H. Lyon Defeats Harry H. Burton. so to 76. Another name of pool was played in the Nutmeg Club pool tournament on Saturday afternoon between Harry H. Burton. rated ice. and Andrew H. lyon, rated 90. The latter won by the score of 90 to “ill. The score by frames: Burton. loo. Ly“. so. 0—-l 9—5 6 9 3 ‘ii liml (m! 8 'l 13 3 b“! 9 5—1 8—1 it 8—1 7—4 6-l 5-4 ’l-o-l ’l—~l 'l 5 78 so Another name will prohnbly be play- ed today. Butthroe teams in the but round remain to play and then the plum will play down. for first and ”00nd will“. -r-—-----——~ NUTMIO GLUI MAB CANDY. lroupbt from George Ohelden's Home in Punneutawoey. Penn. When George Sheldon. of the Nor- wslk hotshdeft to spend Christmas and New Year's with his parents at’ his old home is Puassutawney. Pena. ‘ he promised the Nutmeg Glob ’atetns bars thorns would return with s is has. of homemade candy. for whi, James in. has linen . to his work‘sfter the. ! 1 ill I Arthur Dolge look a party of He l 8‘ annulment “‘ “but till not a..- r. then ‘litiesdgi’d the critics ill century " “ . »‘ DANBURY. Jan. 29.~——The funeral . Rev. Dr. John 1). Kennedy, from B Joseph's Church, at which he had bored for many years, Saturday.» dre a very large body of mourners, include ing a large delegation from New 11 ‘ ven. The solemn high mass of redolent“ was celebrated by Rev. Richard Shoriell, of ltldaefleld, and the pill ‘ 1 won by Rev. James .1. Mean, of N Milford. ‘ ,‘ night Rev. Jahn J. Nllan, bishop, of Hartford. headed the procceeld’l of priests and occupied a death sanctuary. in the body of the church; were the various delegations from like“ perish organizations. and represent“. ‘ilves oi the city, and 3t . v mliitnry bodies. '9 ”pa Out of respect to Father Related! 9 atoms closed, flags were place at half staff and a tribute paid to th memory of the beloved priest such“ has been accorded but few times he The eulogy was delivered by Rev, James J. Egan. of New Milford. its. college mate and life long friend. o Futili‘r Kennedy. Father Egan lei in part: ’ ‘ "Sometimes a man must die to iii! to the world his true greatness, ,bil Father Kennuedy's true, worth , I ‘ well recognized ‘and valued. or life. by the people of this. cit in respective of creed. He Was foremfillt every effort made for the civioMll educational betterment and this com~ munity soon learned in prize Mills ‘0 highly estimate the sterling qu flied of both mind and heart, which men get, along among their kind.“ ‘ ' ’l‘lley elected him avmember cirrhoti- school board. placing in his'hands”. as a member of that board, the, mum tionul welfare of their children. ‘They made him a director of their hospital concrllutlng him the special friend; the sick or this city. , in everywaybno- sillle they allowed their respect and esteem for the men and priest. ‘ Leader by Nature. , ’ 1 "Father Kennedy was by . ham constituted a leader of men. '8 . ability to load than was especially manifested in the labor troubles which» pervaded this section andficlty T .' years ago. and which were'flnally tied satisfactorily for emplofilrf. employee. mainly through the «uses five endeavors of Father Kennedy. and ‘9, this settlement became famous all Mir" this country as ’Father Kennel!"- proposition.‘ ' V " "labor had no truer frlen more staunch defender; the mail 0.! loll was to him a brother whomjib loved. and whose rights he cherub“ as he did his soul. 0n the other W capital could have no better hoard l 1". law. interment was in St. BM} cemetery. New Haven, Saturday‘etli ill noon. ' vacur ewe SMOKBR. L. 1 r5: 1 Big Preparations lain; blade for Saturday Night Chilwder PW Several members of the W Yacht Club have been at the olelsistslel tion at Hickory Blue, getting turned in readiness tor the mldwlnted ciao party on Saturday night. The, store is in position. and other are being completed. in con with the annular Secretary Curtis 55““ unit oul the following letter: What do you think? The committee of your club bu . that there is no good meson. club house should be closed and fast tram October to lay. since the assessors booeteli couple of thousand. the pro. r, valuable in be allowed to ' ' . half or each year. Therefore. been resolved. that we will , "chowder party" (with other ' " tions on the side). on the .3” . '1“ ‘ 3. Saturday. January lith. will be full that night; : members may spend the, re ' the ‘nlgbt on Ward's veranda: isn’t room there. the can move ‘ to Com. Farrell's enati‘sn ‘ . We will have the house. we ,, if we have to burn the forelt'ti is held down in summer by the lug can: Fleet. Members deelrina to , in . suing after the opts. . make special attainment!“ " Terrie. the commodore of the Billet Life Saving Grew. , ‘ Heathers may bring gueeteaal. his sister is famous in “Pubss'y.” He returned on Saturday. as‘ was told in “the leads“ or diet day. and in the? Cit llama Milenomariotri “summon—.3; ‘ a “has season to ilr. and tire. ‘ , Wurst. l Wham is ill st .ifsumsaussouei. l will be held at the’ l evening. treatable wold. beeppeenedl la the slab withm laree but. ensuin- iillg ten pounds of the most delicious llmirl‘nllnd. We must knovst ' ‘ ready that the reuse ates answers maltose»: hetersrestss. . “l «Hand lung and -' s uterus“ as “find be! age. . ~-whis was has: . mun. lot study. ’liese weren' @BBW , m .l 9“ the tenor i ‘ ., fig... W ‘l « , i ' . ' ' Prom “out. : J 1‘ Ilsa mo,» 1 i, . sf. been run of four hits per. WV. w you to be there. if you will " sumo also your MM.W-it l‘i postal and M‘ih’,‘M¥ .. how men! to prepare for. ; .0 G. E. CUM“. ,, P. fit-«cars leave so and albingtilu sires ‘ ' will. at 1);“. - feigned ‘7: in notes ear er; f on» it. All m on man... out earlier car. . . t 3. ‘ l ugmrgn§hifli I was tied erefor pro Undertheterin i the. .3,
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