t I
.10
" street
. oilt :i‘so.”irlnds With firt corolla,
IV. a 1 ' ‘ ‘ » .
“2 Also complete assortment of 851::
and tiles finiits. trout?
MAHAOKMO Koren mm
scorn sonwtmt ,
WENINI BENgiNEL rsLEPVI-Ions
92-2—Nows Dopsrtmont
two—Bunion» Department
Z—Bronch Office. Norwslk
. —-Bdiior's Residence
ISM—city Editor's Residence
WU.-.- _.
Mrs. Hattie Sherman, a: MorohIli
is confined to her home by
illness.
Edward Shes. of Stamford, was a
visitor in Norwulk inst evening with
friends. '
Albert Dmis is r"ec0\eiinir from un
attack of glip, which has confined him
to his home.
Lndies‘ Auxiliary, of Division No. 1.,
A. 0. 11., will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow evening. The officers for
the coming year will he installed by
the county president.
James is}. l-iubhell, ot' Norwnlk, and
.1. Austin Walker, also of Norwuih. ul-
tohded the Automobile Show in New
York city yesterday. They remained
for the thoutre in the. evening.
Miss Mury llevine, of Williams
street. who is employed in lieKlyu‘s
bakery. enjoyed it dny‘s vncntion yew
terdny and accompanied her sister
in New York city, where they spent,
the day. .
Mrs. J. A. Montgomery. of Union
Park. is quite ill at the homo of MI
Slater in Bridgeport. M r. Monigoni
o‘ry went to see his wife Monday oven
ing and roports that she is getting
along very nicely.
John and t’ioorgo Morkier, of Con-
necticut nveuue. who have boon qiltir-
unlined with scarlet fever lever for
the past several weeks have recover
ed and the curd has horn removed by
health olllcer 'l‘rucoy.
District Deputy Fannie (‘I'oekoit [”111
staff, will .instztli the officers of linzci
Rebekah.- Lodgc, of New Cancun. on
Friday evennig. .lnnnnrr 1:1. Those
wishing to go should llilié‘ the {who 11.
m. trnih from South Norwaik.
A representative or the stain reform
school was in Norwuik recently look-
ing up several of the former intuition
of that institution who have been rr-
leaned on parole. Ho warned tin-
young men that they must not to work
or return to the institution.
The Woman's ii‘orelsu Missionury
Society held thoirrogulur meeting at
the home of Mrs. i-‘rnnk Seymour inst
owning. Them was s largo airtcnd-
once. and the meeting on usual proved
\eiy interesting. ’iho hostess sonod
daintv refreshments at the close of
the meeting.
Judge Alfred E. Austin, of 34 West
avenue, is ill at his home with a severe
attack of the grip. llc hos engaged
passage on u boot and was to have
sailed Thursday for his plantation in
Cuba. where it‘ is his custom to spend
the winter. liis runny friends are hon
log that he will be able to carry out
his plans.
Benjamin 'i‘nylor. father of Judge
Joseph R. Taylor. of South Norwnik.
is seriously ill at his boom in Main
direct and his friends are much wor-
ried over his condition. lie is suffer-
ing from u complication of troubles
and among othors is anngtcne. Mrs
Taylor is now iii and under the mm
of n. phyoit'iiiu.
~John H. Dalila, piano inner from
New York. will be in town this week.
'i‘iioso desiring the sol-Hoes of on ex-
psrt, telephone or address Mnhnokemo
Hotel. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Paddock. of New
town Ivonne, who hove hon residents
of Norwalk for moor lotus pIIIt. are
to two here and will reside in Spring
old in the future. The nocesssry pro
rations are being made. and it is on
noted that the departure will follow
it Friday in Springfield Mr and
rs: Foddocit‘s dsuxlitor. Mn. Albert
moon. resided. Ind her husband con
.tiuctI I garage there.
‘ot Gmnwiolh is I ‘
3 of. ”mm!
7 j- 'LIliol‘ 31M”
Mr; J " i ‘ imposition
shlsi' clerk in the bureau when the?
iIto adhere “’1 Vance. 0‘ Now BrIIIln.
Milo iheV r. mini loner. lie is I. run
lie
when Mr.
*1on
In Iptiiudu tor stallion.
tired from the labor imma
mm expired. Ind he Miami! 9 ill?
with tint “1" I'M!
1181'“ became I‘oiihm‘ibii
mean
midrib Post in all author i
rapidity. mono mun few yard
'18:“ 8818881 “112131811831 W
x no no
attending the Automobile
Alimony Edward Bradley. oi west-l
port is spending the day in Norwsilci
on business. '
William Cbiohoster, of West avenue,
has recovered entirely from n three
month 0 illness"
William L Olsen. of Eli
street. is‘
owin New
York city today. '
John Hannignn. of the local trolley
lines, enjoysdl-n duy's vacation from
his duties yesterday
this city, mo visiting relatives in South 1
Manchester for I few days. i
, relatives in Providence, it. 1.
Frank Reynolds. 01' Wostport, is:r
spending the day in New York city and
is attending the automobile show. i
James Cochrnno. oi Stumlord, is
the guest or his son, Ernest Cochrane.
of 23 Ann street, for a tow trucks.
Richard Fitzgerald 01‘ Spring Hilly
avenue, who this been ill for the past.
few weeks remains about the some V
, Thomas Mcliobhins, of Kellogg
street, was it rccout visitor with
ltriends in New York city and Brook
yn
Mrs P ii White, 01 Prospect no
one, has returned from a ”sit with
friends and relatives in New York
city.
Albert Bloom. oi Springfield, Mass.
is spending a few dnys with Mr. and
Min. J F. Paddock of NoMown IIve
nuo.
George Spleen of the Norwuik liar
wore machine shop, is confined to ho
Camp sheet with an utincit of the
grippe. -
George V. G. Smith, of Koiiokiz'
street, has taken a position with tho
Neptune iisrdwnre «monitor. of liar
street. ‘
Prof. C. A. iiurstrom‘s preparatory
schoolin Prospect Ivonne, hns resum»
edsesions after the usual holiday vu-
tuition.
Miss Harriet P. (.‘rolnl, of New
York. is making It short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Knapp. at Taylor
uv.ouuo
The Social of the Hospital Whisl
Club will be held on Fridtu Ironing oi
this “coil with Mr. and \irs. iieolno A.
\\'lu‘~lpie.\‘._No. 21 Fnil‘iiold nvouuc.
hot-n elected to tho iiourd of Directors
of the Congregational State iirothor-‘V
hood of the men of tho i’ongroitlilionuli
churches.
There will be It rohenrsni of the
wurrior's degree tomorrow night in the
.(fochonoo quarters in Wuil street and
the 'hig chiefs" of ilnnbury are to be
here on P‘riduy ovrninn as guests.
St. Mary's Y. M. U. will hold ihvir
first regular monthly meeting in St.
.\llir_\"s bull in lponurd street. l-‘ritluy
evening. Matters of itnportnuro will
come up nnd a full attendance of the
members is roquoated.
Attorney (icorgl‘ ll. \‘osiiursh bus
purchngod from “bury it. and Alice
liurkio) the property at No. no Put-
num acetone, and my third immunion
in a short tiuw. lie intends to eniurno
the house in the curly spring.
A memorial mass for the dooensrd
members of Court Lain-oi. linunhtors
oi (‘nstiitn will be held ut 6:30 Friduy
morning at St. Joseph‘s Church, ill
which time nil the members of the
i‘ourt are expected to attend oommurb
ion.
linens 'i‘ribr. l. 0. it. .\i.. hold n rot-tn.
lar session inst evening. when nrruugo»
moms \vore mode for the ruining up 01‘
chiefs next 'i‘uvsduy evening. (1. \V.
lists NORTH MALN srsssr
The illGi-l‘l' CABINET in your KITCHEN will out your kitchen work in
two AND PAYQ FOR ”'65” in the KITCHEN BUPPLIEI i'l' SAVES. The
.WHONG KIND won't. The wrong kind of kitchen cabinets will gather dust 1
Mr and m, Fred B Coleman of and vermin Ind prove a general nuisance. The RIGHT KIND WON'T.
Our tins of Kitchen Unbinsts is the right kind. They have dust proof
Herbert Whone, oi Winnipuuk. has drawers and compartments. fitted snugly, yot working Milly;
" returned to his home after a visit with cracks to catch water. dirt or grease; is ossily cleansed. zivos service and l
retains its hasntitul snowshoe yelr in and your out.
~ BE ECONOMICAL and buy I Kitchen Cabinet.
have
The A. J. Collins Company
1 IOUTH NORWALK.
nol.
so want. eraser
Mott'WALK.
PHQNE m.
” O. E. Jackson
Optician
‘.
Everything u. the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free *
Attorney ticnorul John ll. Light bus . .
Fair-child. of Fulrfiold, will be the in-
stalling ofilrer nud he will be uncom-
punisd by his stuff. Corn and vonisonl
will be served on the side. '
Taylor & Golden uro distIlbutint
handsome tide calendars, boarlnx I
lino picture oi 'l‘bs Knob Club The
view in an excellent one showing the
club house, grounds. bathing housoo,
bone it etc. The Inlondnr gives the tide
harbor and other intotosting intorIua-i
tion. I
Tuesday evening lI‘obrnnry i, in the
Norwnik Armory, in “on! nvouur, the
annual inspection at the Sixth Com-
pany, Cont Artillery Corps, C. N. (i...
will be held. The inspecting will he
done by oiilcsro from the United Illinois
regular army. The orders for this lib
spoction have been isuusd early. for
attendsneoof the members is compul-
sory. unless of course tin-y nro ill, in
which event I physician's certificate
must be obtained for an excuse. The
bill of dress iucluden the (allowing:
Md uniform. ranching unwind full
«topmost, including overcoat. blank
oi. comb. housewife. poncho. sloop,
tooth ush, towel and an extra pair:
I.
‘ 0 church (lirl's Friendly Bodibti'.’
Iboid nicotins inst Ironing Ind v
tn» on entertainment Ind onion
in Lockwood s Hall on iron it if. The
my»
entertainment will «drum of two for.
Wm “limit!
tho unit wii h‘u turniIiIod by
Ebrsc‘ I orchestra. The Friendly caucus
hi (it .
“.3“ florid-1.131%
who” fosterisimntéi‘ho Minion:
um
mm «It stool I. smile tin
monocular mug indies pm
FOR YOU!
Now is the Tlme-
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
the Place
Stamford
South Norwaik Port Chester
Reductions
this week on all Winter goods. including
Kimonos Dressing Sscques, Malachite Gar-
ments and Heavy Underwear.
Inventory time is near It hand and we
wish to make the work light as possible for
our clerks. That to why we cut prices now.
if in need of these garments. come quickly.
before the best are gone.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
as Washington litres:
changes at Wilson‘s Point in Nolwnlk ”endow“.-.“WWW”...I...
Victor ED Edison
Phonograph-s
and Records
ON VERY EASY TERMS. WEEKLY 015 iON‘fliLY PAYHENTB
-F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
88 Wall Milo! norm WI!» m ”Milt. coon.
«mi “on It-
831mg“. 1‘“
i ‘ ,m.‘
V on 1.81:“
McCall’s
Patterns
at this Store
”Glover’s
THE PLACE
SHOES
that stand the test.
need not only recommend
them but. guarantee them.
RALSTON
$4.00
ELITE
53:50 - 54.00
HANAN
55.50-56.00
Boys' School Shoes
-..--...—..»~a«, up“. .5....q~
. I Louis and Li zzle ilsrdosh
$18 to $25 and All Publications on sale
Notice is horoby plan that .1 hearing Will take place iii the Cit
oil Chamber on Washington street on Monday evening. February 0,
st 8 p. m.. on the following proposed sewer assessments as laid by its
mittee of ireoboldors appointed to nuke said assessments and an .. 8 ‘
'oIi in the report at said Committee:
LAURA STREET SEWER ASSESSMENT.
Sq. Ft. Assess“. '
I38
3 Emido Cioppn
Human. ........ ......... ,
iiihristian Swurtz ........ ...... . ..... 2,578
*ililmenioo Forcoiiino ......,. ..... . ..... .. 6.036
,Arminp Lombnrdo . 2.012
tKnto iionto ii‘olior ........... 4.156
Hobo and Mary .iuhosz .................. 2,000
§.iolIn and Kate l’nsco ............. .. ..... 1,644
iJolni and Julia iievosy 1.044
2.020
John and Lizzie liorgnn ........... . ...... 2.020
Gabriel and Julia Horvnth ....... .. 2,020
John and Mary Juhssz 1.870
John DoNicole ...... ....... ..... 2,320
John and Mary Szocs ............. A...” 1,100
Total ...................... ..........42,858
CEDAR STREET SEWER EXTENSION ASSESSMENT.
Sq. Ft. Assessed.
Josephine MoMnhon ................... .. 5.890 .
Minor il ltnndull ........................ 5750
It‘lizubeth Meeker ................ ..... 4 .300
Total .................. . ........ 15,940
For order of Council.
JOHN J. CUNEO City 01 .
listed at South NorIslk. Conn this 9th day or January. A. 1) low .
,. ...._......,.... Numb—mu... -—--
WOMEN'S 51.. 50. 81. 35, $1. 25 and 51
Felt Slippers
Reduced to 98C
Flynn’s Boot Shop 90 trunnion
~~ W EXtra Specrais
25 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR!”
._-~.~———
Inn-In...-
“Wear Shoes ~that Fit"
’l‘wo Stores
Norwsik South Norwslk
m
iNCENDiARlES lN DANBURV.
iIANRl‘Ri'. .ian. il-‘»lnrcndinrios
not fire to the house ot iinrry Fauton
on limo strait iodivriinx and tho
tiIinu inul shocked a window cumin
and wore limiting their way inside the
building when they wormdiseovercd.
The tire was started upon the front
porch. which Mrs sprinkled with hero
none A stilt wind was blowing at
tho time and thirty or more partially
burned mntehcn scattered upon the
mound in from of the house indicated
that the incontliatics had been perv
*tout in their work. The occupants
at the house were aroused by people
who diacul’f‘i'fid the tire from mm
street. I blork away. The dnmngo to
the building is sninli. Fanton is tore
man in a for factory and for workers
of foreign nationalities are sold to
have shown enmity toward him. The
police are inristigniins the case.
--.........__..........., W ..... .....m.,.-.- . «mu. . ....,
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIHI TABLE.
In flinch Octobor 2, 1810.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-12 68x, 5: 08:, 5: 41!. 5: 08.
6:57. 7:20. 7111.8:1“, 8‘ 51!. 8:151.‘
9.3?.10:201. 10:15:, 11:28:.
P. M .:--18 55:, 1: 6115. 8:18;. 8:17.
5:001. 6: 36. 8: 50!. 6:00, 0:50;. 7:101,
7:523. 9:501. 10. :8.
A. n.:~u tax. "It: 09:. 5:11;. I: in
10:30:.
P. n.:——u 56:. 3.31:, a: 49:. II: in.
i050: 1:003. 7: 122. 7: 52;, 8: 21!. 8: 101.
m
NEW YORK TO OOUTH NOIWALKI
u:.~t Is. no, a Is. 1. to
s 65:. s. on. I. tax. I: 30:. 10: o
,11. 00s 11.03
nits—1'2; on. 1:10 1.50:. :- tux:
.a 30:. s. so. i: In. 5.01:. 5:12. no
,own. It: on}. a cam: 003.0. in. 11.00;,
11:80. 11:00:.“I
“LEN «12- 00:. ”0.8: 1:30. s 0st
3 o. own 0 1:83X:M5:.03L t. or,
i
Inuit. 1. cos. I:
. work nonwsm' 70 um HM
i
I A. Air-148.1%. so. 0.12.1141
31.33.19: to, 10. n. 16:81:. it: n,
It . mix «is
1‘ trunnion-I
”'irlgi stills. I.
Milli V
Vinnie . iii-théaéililiio Ii
,3 GRAPI'FHUIT Iron ...............
ammo» 1.1:. r. n. will 3:” m m
‘ ' Wis loungibst ‘In’ inception «it?
20 eousos osnuuurso soon on ........... ..... ,V
$l 00.$3 00 rIo pouuos osmotnreo soon for . ............
‘ ' orounos onANULATt-zo SUGAR m . ..................
Asp FLOUR, 2w, pouuo BAG. ........................ .
The Great A8IP Tea Con
124 WASHINGTON 8T» SOUTH NORWALK.
Deliverlon 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. In. Fm‘ -
tiring vour Book bore and receive it) Stamps Free.
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound ................... .
GOLD ROCK JELLY POWDER (dish free). pacing. .. ...... ...
1 pound cake MAPLE SUGAR ................ ......
BISHOP'B ORANGEATE doliclounl, IJnr .................. "
QUAKER WIN FLAKES ( in value), package ........ . ...... . “
CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE. 1 lb. scaled tilt .......... ..
(CEOLGATEHSSOAPS wuko... ................... ............td
OFFEES ..... ..................... “25.28.30.358“
TEAS ......... ............... 35,40,50
A. F. Beckmann 8t
33 O 85 WASHINGTON 81' “TH! N
.m... .mmn--~~m N
Florida Oranges,- Fifteen for.
‘ Per Dozen, 250, 30c, 35c, 40c
3 PACKAGEB‘OF PANCAKI 'LOUR FOR ............. nu...”
3 PAGKAGI. OATMEAL ’0. IIIlV’Ionono!I‘IIIIOAOIIIIAIJII,105‘OI
SWEET GWEN"! “H"OH n.unnunuuuuxuuuarnn‘sIIp-pto
QWEET POTATOE', TURNIPS, WHITI 9281051., GELIHY I“
UNii ED GROCERY dour
its heard min Irnnl‘l'
N0 NEW CHILLFISH OOHHJHHON iHHHHIOHA'fIB POL CH1
on. V Missions; Jon. 111‘. d ,
nnn'rrottn. .qu. iti.—«—Anticihstinil W0” WIN m b if} "
But the governor would» have to nulls mztfln’mgy‘og m" in
on appointment to fill the term of W. mmnntlntn 90111108150811
M Lstltrop. fortnsriy of “Interim“ hold for his! in no Br '
on the Bholihsh Commission. hundsr bonds of 01,000 on ,
r disobey u n Mr. taint-opt: mixtur- oil «mm «mum
on: was tied by Governor was-unsold Writ shout iii,
to‘iutm'srn of canon: opener. on n in so thin
5 brook. n number at Incline .Shai
It damn W MI
I wore spotting
1. till! “8188111!“
,u the laugh pron sitcom hormlWImIt We
”lb o fibuliiiill rhiniIIion mtg “III
on. Shiner on"
81111111331!
intrinsic.
Norwalk Chronicler