clinical blunted 758
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL I.
l8 THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILS. I8 YOUR
Rouse riPnn' ron
least we no
House Piping
lat Cost
once in AND Liz-r on
owe you AN sari.
MATE on YOUR House
Housatonic
Pewer Co.
. Funeral Director and Emulator
For Sale
Iuiidlng Lots, literal, Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and Steamehlp Tickets
1. M Layton & Co.
South Norwalit. Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
The correction at eye boobies
uspeetait it’s done exactly aadr‘ in“:
is certan it we tit your eyes.
“lbw!“ for examination,
Fcnvuck Optical Co.
l. noun—e us until a. in. and mas u-
:p.:. loadayandilatnrday; Ms
D.
David W. Raymond
is North Main Itreet. south Norwalit
Residence. a Washington Itreet.
Telephone st eiiloe. 38-2.
.. , Tigheneat house. III.
a...
lover’s
THE PLACE
LADiIo' GUN METAL. cloth too.
short vamp (waited sole) button. ea.
LADIEB’ PAT. COLT. dull iiid toll.
short vamp. i‘ull Cuban heel. button
and bluclier, 03.
LADtle' GUN METAL. short vamp.
iuli Cuban heel. wulted sole. button
and blueber. e3.
BOSTON
? RuhberBootdi Shoe Co.
RUBBERS
:“Wear Shoes that Fit”
Two Stores
Norwalk South Norwalit
Contrary to reports in cir-
culstlon, l have not sold out
my business, and ilnve no in-
tention or doing so.
Will continue to do bush
nose at the same stand and
carry the finest line oi Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies.
as heretofore. with competent
melt for all decorative work.
E. E‘SGorham
Decorator
10 First Oh, last Norwalk
Telephone 462
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition at Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science oi the
rotten oi the disease and the art oi ad-
lnsting the some Diseases are Milled
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
b.acit Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
‘later lite in the diiierent organs and
slimbs.
Chiropratccrs remove the cause oi
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonising the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly»
male. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'i‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
be WAOHINB‘I'ON If. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Ales
A.
-.r.
F7631 SALE
I
Eleven-room house in good condi-
tion. suitable ior two realities; water
installed. one acre. barns and outbuild-
iIlI- lfll‘nin to notch buyer.
H. E. Donn & Son
0W
we want. er. lineman
. fd'
”F" ,‘
Iii”. Au. LIAKI
not. You W W
‘Daily line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. blast River. New York (idol:
oi Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to i ii.
iii. and South Norwallt up to 5:30
p. Ill.
.Noiwslk Steamboat Company
Main J. Omith. c. c. Hegemsn.
Lessee neneral Agent
. driest success “The Cowboy and.”
liddy" now being plosentad by the
Music Hall small company. is Mime .
lng less than a high um western
comod rains in three acts. with“ woifitalniord. in
[Miami dead Cowboys “The can? pianation of his beiiei that Molleen
"l . will be named. Captain Anderson says
boy and the lady which I was. , that he is satisfied that the McLean
UNITED Mug" QUILDlNg given its initial “performance at. . than in the Republican ranks are in
Music Hall last evening was the “Mom?-
l? WAIHINOTON‘ ITIIIT. written b Clyde Fitch author or -
“Ciiris” w ion was has already been
1 rang. i
need at Mueld‘iiaii and “I b teat Get ed out oi the proposition lit the district
35%: funnier and better. They '9'”. Your . -, meetln last week to limit the expendi-
‘whicb requires-strong outing through ' hire the district committee to ilfi
cut was exceptionally well handled by
the large cent which the management
has selected and which certainly could
not be improved upon. The elaborate;
nest! of the stage settings and also
tricai eflects. especially in the first
not oi the play, which beyond'a doubt
is the most realistic and be utliul wes-
tern .cgno 9V0? mu on . ml u“... patronfi. Going In {ad district committee would not spend
Mr. Lynne Ovarlnan as Teddy wait ior your car ill“ much. they. working hard and
North. Miss Caroline incite as Mrs. Mwonliously without compensation.
Weston. Miss Eleanor Parker as E P 'CY 10? “IO dillrict'e interest. should re-
Midge and Carroll Daly as Quick 'i‘oot MK”... “it. the confidence of the people of
Jim the hali~breed indiau deserve . the district to the extent that it is not
praise for their clever portrayal of 2 , II nocullry to limit them after the insh-
liie on the western plains.
ton and in the last act as a Judge and
flies Gloria Gallup as Mollie “in!“
were also very gnod.
and the Lady" will be the oiiering for
the rest at this week and it is espec'
ted that it will draw large audiences
at each presentation.
oi this popular playhouse is to give the
theaere going public or the Number
nothing but the best of high class
now in preparation and this
is deserving oi the hearty support oi
the people of The Not-walks The bill
ior next week will be another one oi
i‘lyde Fitch's farce comedies.
Nat Goodwin‘s pad Maxine Elliott's.
platonic” vote to
ii.i“i€'°”
Quite a jolts seems to have develop-
to send a delegation to Hartiord to
urge the passage oi the bill giving East
Norwallt the right to generate eiectrl
city The niiair is still receiving quite
a little comment. Likewise some
30le express their disapproval of the
llmi g at the district committee to
850. it is contended that while the
i Brilllle
Prompt and edicient
carries at all linen.
Personal attention giv-
en toaii prescription
worn
Chairs tor our trolley
1
Mrs. W. H. Baker has been quite ill
ior several days at her home in Edlle
avenue.
hire. H. D. Perry. 10 Highland ave-
nue, Danbury is spending several days
all a guest oi Mrs. John Cromwell, 208
East Washington street.
Miss Mary iterates has ieit the em.
ploy oi the Crescent Laundry in Se»
view avenue. and has taken a position
with hire George G. Ernst in West
avenue. South Norwalk.
ion oi last week's meeting.
liliillli
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his clean toa-
aorlal parlor, where you will get the
beat workmanship. Also a hill line oi
Cigars and Tobacco.
Mr. John Fiemmings as Mr. Wes-
"1‘he Cowboy
That the aim or the management
productions is evidenced by the plays
theatre
A number oi young people enjoyed
81M good skating on the river yeeier-
ay.
Filbert Woodward. oi the West Side.
is the guest oi il‘iends at Cornwall-on.
the-Hudson.
Theodore Dayton, of Highland nve-
nus. is contined to his home with an
ettaoit oi tonellitis.
While the season is practioeliy close
ed up tor the natural growth oyster
men. some oi them are trying to worit
a little ior themselves. Many oi them
are employed in the oyster houses
these days.
"The
nine Mouse."
ef- ..-.
Big Automobile Value
iound in the E. id. F.. PLANDIRI.
2 and 4 passenger. and MAX-
WELL.
The new hi. hi. F. Roadster will
have its ilrst public appearance at
the Madison Square Show.
For Show Tickets anti
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Phone "20
Considerable regret has been espres
sed that it has been found necessary
to close up the Lighthouse Mission on
the Washington streeLbridge. it is
considered nntortunate that leader
'i‘beiiault'a health will not permit oi
his continuing.
Baninlnin Carpenter. oi Dunelien.
N. .l.. is the guest oi his brother. 8. A.
Carpenter, oi Raymond street.
The liasl Norwaitl i-‘lre Police's next
important evant will be the annual
ball. which wii be held at Randall‘s spent Sunday as the guest at his par-
Hall this year. instead oi in South elite, Mr. and Mrs. Hans (lager, or
Norwalir. as was the case last ear. McKinley place. , l
The company had a monthly bu nesa ’
meeting last evening.
came oi the goods or the“ inure
Products Compgny are on exhibition
in ii window of men Parker's Bridge
Pharmacy on the Waailtlgtou street
bridge This «insists oi material enli-
abie ior piiiunn and is known as its
men. its sanitary quality is eaiieclailv
dwelt on
Warren ti. (lager, oi Bridgeport.
Worli is steadily progressing on the
new bungalow oi Mach Roth at High-
land avenue. and it will probably be
ready for occupancy in a tow weeks.
Mina isallel Haistead. oi New Ro-
chelle. and Course Brown. of Yonkers.
were the guests oi idles Vivian hi.
Stevens. of l'cnuoyor street, Sunday.
~W. m...“— ._.... . “a..-“ «a...
A Large Assortment of.
SMYRNA
RUGS
75c. 98c, $1.25. $2.25
I. K. "NONE-CL, UNDIRTAKKR
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUII FURNIIHIB
COINII WALL AND HIGH OT.»
NOBWALK. CONN.
u—u-uusa.
Net'dikflnnciiomoeoi
‘i‘heliyeaillaSemiael
~
*-
an .
Both William lowudbn .d .lohtl
iluuulgun are utilising iron the Greg
on Palm oar my and in their pla
cell are Tom Smith and Raymond
iieciier Conductor Hannigan ill hnv
tug a vacation. but hictorman Mwndes
in working ietnmrnrllv at the car barn
in NWVIBHL
*4
The doll for the ilultory market in
Witter street. Norwalil. between H. F,
t‘lnrlt. who purchased it come time
ago. and Herman ii. ti. Ryder appears
now to be all oil. Mr. Clark is running
the establishment. but it in under-
stood that he would sell it with the
proper inducement.
man‘s—usu-
‘ Mr; and Mrs. Earl 15‘. Themes have
returned to their home in Rownyton
avenue. aitcr spending a iew days no
the guests of ilr. Howard 0. Stevens.
oi New Preston.
George A. Wright. Jim, was the guest
Sunday oi friends here. Mr. Wright
is playing this year in Charles Klein's
"The Gamblers.“ which is playing at
the Maxine Elliott theatre.
The mornings mmmenced to grow
longer today. The sun runs at 7:16.
The afternoons h ve been increasing
in length since i errl'ber 20. The
shortest days were December 21.22.
Major R. Livingston lmckey, who
holds the rank of Second Lieutenant
in Company B. Old Guard. oi New York
city, is one oi the most enthusiastic
members oi the organisation. and is
making utenaive preparations ior the
annual bath which will be held in Mad
lson Square Garden. New York. on
Thursday evening. January 88th. A
number oi residents at this section
are planning to attend the aiiair. which
promises to eclipse any event previous.
ly given.
The local weather observers say that
It is at course too early to mneider
the breaking up or winter. but the
thunder shower at early yesterday
morning brought the winter a ilnlsh to
mind it is hardly to be hoped that
the hartior will not ireese up again.
though it is now practically tree from
ice.
Hrs. William 8. Fellini. oi Booth 0a.
born avenue. is planning to go to
Kingston New York. this week on ac-
count u the illness oi her little daugh The body of ago“. my. an en
tor Deana. The latter recently went to gineer. who was instantly killed in
Kingston to visit her aunt. lire}! HR nowayton. by tailing min the tender
DeWitt. and word has now arrived at his locomotive and striking on his
that the child ll etch “loud! it n head on the rail oitbe opposite track.
not thmsht seriously was lager to Bridgeport and was view-
ed .ilunday at Bishop's mortuary chap
0
The Reed 8: Voik
Electrical Co.
"PM W" WW stills Viola no byline.A iguan- :3 at. “it ”switch it: yflihulglfi‘uig;
ill endure. harles . v: e. on e : antranye y
IhIOTniBM. ”‘0' r86: street. who has been telling ions-lat in that city. A delegation or
in the TM course In nursing at ill. but“ hoe- hiaaons unconnected the remains. The
. pital. New York. ior the but t" deceasedo was a member at the Broth
A U ‘I’ 0 I U” P Li I I yegrg, will, he grad urdmerhood to illngila‘gers;t of" gt. {933
. eveai aeaary i. as y! ledge o my}; trat o are
M...- ,""'“,.,,. '°'"‘ ““_...:""‘,...... .. w“ on sneer... N... is... more" . “l c:
' ‘ ' _ ‘ f . m s s i 0 '
i. ‘ " I -. 513% do. to?” lie leit a “widow an drape son. lil-
WW... . mar. it are oi age. who his at all
Connec out avenue. Bridgeport.
iiYoul‘leeds
annual hall at liar-
dowariieohal udder” ." was.
the “prim ”mm as
ML.
The mole; 12:“th oi the liaisons
Hang r (ls-pail w
to . last night. etude headeeastuw is low
“ liar
leitli have been enieying a weell's vacation.
M
m
the contest. ‘ -
itohl itch! -- Bordon!
i am: The more :you
scratch the worse the itch. Try Dean's
hill in Wilton
John E Davies. iniured recently by
rattling on the ice. is getting along
n (.9 y.
The. Ncroton Heights military band
in. to give a. concert and dance in the
Noroton Heights tire house on Thurs
day, Jan. 26.
-~i
woe-s-
Work has been commenced upon
the store which is to be located on
Courtlaild street. at the foot or Mn.
pie avenue, Gienbrooli.
:
*— new
There will be an important meeting
at the Civic League, in the club rooms
oi the Glenbroog Junior e. to-
night at 8 n. m.. to consider t a move-
ment ior consolidation.
'i'he mies' Aid society of Union
Memorial Church will hold its annual
meeting Friday at 2:45 ie m.. in the
lecture roam oi the church. All the
iladies oi the community are invited
to attend.
Constable Joseph itri has attached
land and buildings at Glenbrooll owned
by Arthur Raymond in laser oi Wil
iiam Reinhardt. who claims damages
to the extent at 850. The writ is made
returnable to Charles id. Moore. lus-
tice oi the peace. January 24.
Are You in Need at an
Oil Heater?
We Have Them .
Schlicilting Bros. 8: C0.
Cor. naume Ave. a lane at, name
Select Groceries. tiny. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Pain“. Glass. etc.
J... 3
iliiiiilil '
Rev. J. J. Duggsn spent Saturday in
Danbury.
Miss Louise Sherwood has returned
from New York.
.a-
hlr. and Mrs. Joseph Boinnd visited
in Bridgeport. Thursday.
Mrs. i. ii. Mills has been the guest
this week oi iriends in Bridgeport.
Snmucl (‘iiultor iilii resumed his
former position at Reynolds' garage.
~.
The Misses Hyde. of Bridgeport
have been calling on iriends in town.
William Simpson and family have
returned irom a weeli' is Hell in Brook-
iu
...
i
Mrs. \i‘lliinm Tuyiur has been the
guest of her aged mother in iiriiige-
port.
Mr, and Mrs. Karl Dollie hnre re-
i'liy.
Fresh eggs still remain very scarce
and bring 50 cents a dozen at whole-
sale.
\ m
Miss Helen Sherwood has resumed
her duties at Cook‘s academy in New
York.
.,..I.....__.._ ’
Rev. C F Taylor is lecturing in
New Yurlt state on the temperance
cause
The Trinity guild will meet tomor-
row with ilirs. Kenneth Macheneie. at
the rectory.
At the social function recently giv-
en by the German lodge about 0185
was cleared.
The newly elected oiiicers oi the
hipwortb League will be installed to-
lnorrow evening.
Jack. Colour. who is i plumber in
the Uhited flutes navy. is the guest
oi friends in town.
Dr. and hire. Harold Ogden.
Port Gheeter. N. Y..
cent guests in town.
Edward Labia has been appointed
adrelnistrator on the estate at the
late Edward and Catherine Lenin.
W
The Weetport employee at the East
are Underwear tactory at F'alrneld.
oi
have been re
I'benewaaa‘mylaree
land lunch interes
1'1!
."ll
fl during the
a”.
jVItl’
m
WWW $811me MM Mom In. Joseph
MW... pgtim‘lhl‘r $3M?» "all a:
'i .0 O
mes-siesta! '
ll. .1. Holes. the shoe merchant.
will leave town this week ior Canada
so looli ether his mining interests
title.
livers is manned to!
item
th9 the salsa
. till.
i,
dole itiaiber. the well
sins“
la "
assistant ”unmanned in. 1:23: Wham '
n i iii:
The mgro‘.d°iii§il
W 9
‘ nwei with the (rightful evil!-
‘uiile children ircln‘ one to
turned from n ill-lei visit in New York '
.fi'
. white phosphors
Iameee Willa Mitre sin.
The line or Ml
"in be iiiiil and
beautiful T ere' is a ice
or pale. this. setswub peel
nlidiiains and airline. butnv
strength and health that ‘
the stander Weight. 0- .
perieot ll th go tcsatha
tlesh forming food like Same i
soluteiy necessary to many people.
This remarkable discovery diam
tablet form and when taken’ '1 ‘x
meals mingles with the ioodan ”
it to assimilate so that it man
flood and pleasing plumpness. -
Frank H Baxter has do much.
deuce in this remarkable ilcllt‘
iood and health restorer the.
willing and glad to allow any .
to deposit 60c with him and ta ~ ‘
a box at Semose with the on "“
ing that ii it does not give
increase in good. lirm debit i
will be relui‘iwii without I“! ii
in Bermuda to liar ball several
ago has returned home «
0M
Challes Myers. who has been
in; in Philadelphia ior several
has returned and taken his old
tion at Kempen's tannery.”
(l it"lul reported that the W ..
un cub is soon to ob le
Westport club in n seriesnoi.“
The local sportsmen are
the match.
The following reel entails t
tions have recently ”on
the town eierlie once:
Crossman to Kate Croutons.w “
bounded north by landoi &
Foster, east by land or mild!
ly to Cross Highway, and
Cross Highway; Samuel B-
‘l‘bomas Croker six acres
bounded north by land oi ‘
i-‘ltcb east by the same and i
toes Perry. south by land oi ”
yait James Perry and Peter
EIGH PHODPHORUC ”Lia's
Primed Proceedinbe Oi til
Ara at midgnd. ’ ii“
Noroton “Baguio .t’s
Janna
To the Editor: W
' A short time ago. through til
telly oi your paper. i made an’
’°“’ nCl‘h‘i'n ‘3. “'"i
man s ear y pages
ltscli Phosperons Hill. This .
was made on the eve at a .
tore the Ways and Means.
of the National House oi
tires The printed p
hearing are now It Mild
Several disinterested and
spirited citizens anchored
Ways and Means Committee to
to puss the hitch blitmid than
photons poisoning. or. with
drevi s. who had made a attldy
match luau-ctr? ior the Uni * '
gavel nnléntl; Milled that itch
the Worker! in‘ till! indium i
lent to great it .but.
of age in playing about the 4.,
up the ordinary parlor Ina Ely
the beads oil. and die trout
He then submitted data at
deaths oi children tr
Niches.
Proteasor Henry
Yale university.
the coin ties ando
oi the eaident oi"l
as" tollowe: . “l invtt
very serious injury canted
abo are engaged in the in
phosphorous matches. The"
cident to this are frigh-
mail hell can be matte iroin
ierinls entirely inocutis. 1-
the injurious manufacture
discouraged and to
aged by the inpoei oi
he i tax. boil ‘ ’_
i one: cistern ‘ outs
ioueab use." . Ill” ,
it was also alto
swore salt
a su .
iaottti‘ers, with 2. A
were willing to as
east words, i
the match bum
ewe Iwawililtl‘g to “an.
3:. an" inter ‘
the as. them
near stand‘ patterh.
Nicholas tangworth. and I;
to t- votere oi this ditty-lot" ..
lowing: ‘
We‘
film 318Mar.“We are .
today. it is-‘dcgiit Jethk
use. Wilbur
and
the match has none you '
tip-toilets machinery soil
tin-ism} l with
It would malts your ' ‘
when you saw it you " .
to hell with this but”
(laughter) . .163th
cum. Hunter: "Neill“ t 9.,
this ”what
place oi it.
hoaphoronsrfli‘l"
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some yes i”! I
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