”cum";
deflection of eye troubles. our
adpne family entrails;
ls oehta‘ edit our lives;~
Cali toda or eantnlnstion;
Fenwick ‘iilptical Co.
UNITID IANK IUILDINO
menu -I
I1 wasniuo'i‘ou "an“.
Hours—s to moo amoeba Ill“ 3
it 1). ll. Monday and Below. 7
In.» .. .. .
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Fifth M f m ”it i
w .9 “ill fill; and M"
i The emit-deltas meeting of the W0-
‘fh‘s'Bth’dy flint: was held at" the
home yer Mrs. lloppe ln"ltuwayt0n on
Monday eveninglJanusry ill.
landlorpapers were:
Rousseau—Miss Raymond.
Madame du Detfand and Mlle. do Len
pinaeeea—Mra Raymond.
XV. and His Reign-Mrs.
Beardsley.
; "The nextmeetlng will be held at the
home of Miss Lynch on the evening of
.isnunry 30. ‘
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
F‘reixht Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 porn. Freight
rscelrod‘ht Norwallt up to l p.
m. and South Norwalit up to 5:30
D. m.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Anning J. Smith, C. c. Hegeman.
Lessee General Agent
S. Norwal'b. Conn.
~ The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Iqulpped
ELIGTMQAL anon
1' In the Town
AUTO IthPLI In
Phone 805—50 South Ilaln Street
lover’s
THE PLACE
‘SHOES
that stand the test.
need not only recommend
them but, guarantee them.
RALSTON
$4.00
l-iarold Burritl. is driving a new
W. Henry Finch continues quite as-
3 Madison Morehouse is ridin
Samuel B. Faurher, is suffering from
a sprained wrist.
William Coleman has a new live-
We houruepowcr gasoline engine.
Selectmen Burl-lit and Gould. spent,
yesterday in Westport on business.
Norileid Grunge will install its new-
ly elected olllccre hiday evening.
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Mrs. R. C. Williams. was a guest
$3.50 - $4.00
» ELITE
Millie Elli Bloch
HANAN
$550-$600
yesterday, of M rs. Wildrnan Adams.
Sullivan of Redle
spending today in town. on business.
Miss Eddies White has returned
from a three weeks‘ visit. in New .ier-
Miss Mary Adams.
is entertaining
today Miss Alice l-‘ltch and other
back.
THE NEWS SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause or the disease and the art of ad.
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different arms and
imbs.
Chlropratcors remove the cause of
this disease and Mn. and health is
restored through harmonislns the six
nerve systems ln'your body.
Nervousnese. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dia-
eaeee are given special attention; also
.Curvature of the Spine.
never regret living Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WAOHINOTON OT. IO. NORWALK
Magnetifi Treatments Given Also
Boys‘ School Shoes
$1.00 - $3.00
Dennis 0. Chase has returned from
a visit with his sister. Mrs. Martin in
Mr. and Mrs. Flank Banks are enter»
Notwalk
“Wear Shoes that Fit”
Two Stores
taining their niece. lilies inbdell,
ilreenlleid llill.
Mrs. l’. B. Perry, who has been ill
for several months is now
nbiy improved.
The funeral of (lists. the four-year-
oid daughter oerr. and Mrs. D.
Coley. was held Tuesday.
family home. Rev. D. Moses conduct-
South Norwallt
log the service. The little one.
always been an invalid. and succumb-
ed to an attack of grip.
You. will
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David w. Raymond
Funeral Director and Frnbalmer
19 North Main Street. South Nomlllt
Residence, I Washington Itreet.
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Telephone at oilloe. ISM.
Telephone at house. ass.
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Notice-
Contrsry 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. with competent
than for all decorative work.
E. E. Gordon
' Decors “ lot
10 Pint Oi». Instinct-want -
’3 . Telephone our *
a .“
“A. THI DAYB BEGIN TO
LENGTHEN
ri-is onto seems To
creationists"
Our Entire Stock of
Oak ,8: Cylinder
ST OVES
at Rock-bottom
Prices
|' YOU WANT THE PLUMBER.
.' PHONE “FOUR-O-ONE"
7’" Horace R. Nash
s. mamas...
S.Norwallt
HOTEL ARRNALS.
Mahaokemow-J. V. Mctlrath. 'l‘. A.
Gould. ll. ll. linker. A. Ziegler. W. 8.
Jones. .i. ll. Taylor. ll. .l. Hannah. A.
id. llottic. New York: A. M. Fraser. t‘.
L. if. Hurlbutt.
id. Moehem
Springfield: c. s. Hartwell, Wenifleld: éwho talked of moral rcnneratlon. tn-
0. ll. Wright. 8. i.. ‘ilambn if. was wildly applauded when he said:
Booth. if. N. Wright. lloieion; P. lai
ll. Neyman, l‘. Iii
Lawton. city. .
,qu
Hotel Mahacketno
l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
1 IIRVIOI AND OUlIlfll UP 1‘0 0A7.
MT!" . FIR DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75o
sets a Specialty
TIL. DALI. ”I
SURE SAFE AND
COMPARISON.
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The “subject orithiurltratlntvrreatrlc
tion as it sputleaiotlieg yy pceupied
all of the morning hassle of the con- .
vention of the Union of American He-
brew congregations at theiiotei As
' for New York. yesterday. Max .l. '
Kohler. ll New York lawyer. read it
lengthy arraignment of the method of ‘
enforcing the. present laws. and
Charles Nasal, Secretary of Commerce
and labor. made a brief address, in «
which he touched only xenerally up:
on the work of the bureau of immigra-
tion in his department. . . ,
Mr. Kohler fired a general broad»
side at. what he termed “conditions or
despotism" that tum grows up in the
administration of the laws. which can-
not be known. he said. to the Beers»
tsry of Commerce and Labor and his
heads of the bureau in Washington. it
was evident that the speaker was aim.
in; his remarks-at the regime in the
chief port of entry for Jewish lmmii
grunts. New Yorlt.
Jacob «bill's ”seen.
When Jacob ii. Schlll rose to begin
the speecbmalrlns he spoke with earn-
est reverence upon at t he. as a Re-
tcrmed Jew. conceit '. be mission of
the Reformed Judaic of America to
be .. ..
“Even if we are profleselves in the
construction of the doctrines of our
faith.” said Mr. Bchilf, "we neverthe-
less mean to uphold it for its worth.
not only to ourselves but to all man-
kind. to which it continues to be the
missionary of the gospel of the unity
of God and of the brotherhood of man.
until the time shall have arrived when
every temple erected to the Most High
shall indeed become a house of prey.
er for all nations."
The diners applaud and Mr. Bchin‘
continued reading in precise and an»
emotional voice from his manuscript.
He said:
Many are the divisions within Juda-
ism. and in our country, which is the
meeting ground of a multitude of our
coreiixioolsls from almost every part
of the globe. we need be careful to re-
spect the religious opinion and dial?“
lug belief of‘all who call themselves
Jam. We need to encourage even
where we disagree, be it with orthodox
or With extreme radical. for that which
we have in common. and not quarrel
for what we tiller in.
it is our proud and lustided claim
that in this city of a million people of
idle Jewish faith«and this is no doubt
«the case elsewhere in the United
states-wit in the Reformed .lew who
has in the main created and looks af-
ter the proper management not only
of Jewish charity institutions. but at-
so "litter the maintenance of the educa-
. .tlonui and cultural adorts within the
H. Cli‘liiile' R. A. Goodyear. J. “'. th'l‘h mmmumu. my] fig "any (331)
Ayers. :vi-w Haven; .l. M, l'ardee. 8. say Minotaur .lnfiaism.t mitt: its Oil;
~ - lance n i don ry o a or save
(imaatein, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank. "van d .1131“! mu“ 3" shall
know it."
Mr. Scum introduced Col. Roosevelt.
"There are countries where. it is
Doyle. Manchester; 8. .l. 8. itogora.iiumentable to lay. belief in one‘e creed
New Hartford; Miss l-l. Hoyt. Mine 1‘. its chiefly expressed by persecution of
been. Harlan; 0. N. Hall. New Mil-liltoae of another creed. it is not only
lord: (i. ll. barren. Providence; Ber- ;an infamous wrong upon these who are
ileum Phil Hurley. Fort Terry. N. l'.; iperaecuted. but in the long run it is a
source at infamous degradation to the
peoples doing the wrong."
The Safest Way to Buy a PLANO
‘ «Make COmparldons
SIFT run more son vacuum or ran.
mnxnusrvn means or
we use moan. roe run
MAKE YOUR tuvssrtoa'rtos
ruonouon ENOUGH; YOU Wild.- elun one 4
PIANOS run aros'r earthen m TONI: —. run
nos-r continent. in 31'an AND IN FINISH ‘
“run soar in oua‘urv - run LOWEST in
Leon sun Luann. ma moron.
'ruouonraut. turnntonnr continues. rr
wru. rant. YOU you whnnnrou can on?
THE stos'r SATISFACTORY mason not: dons ‘,
nouns. Its vou also [not in ; costmau'r
JUDGE or PIANOS. vou nan mummy“-
rtoa'rn REPUTATIONS. 'rttn Wanton or
run Pianos we sent. —-. basses. calculi»
mo. milieu .a neon. urns no. . nonsmo-
rou. unnnatssonu also
mild (nous.
rot»! REACH a. -
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”bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and elliclent .
., marries at all times.
Personal attention xiv.
an to all prescription
work.
Uhalra for our > trolley
patrons. Com in and
wait for your or.
names Pila‘mtacr
,il. PARKER. Manager
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‘I I J
Mrs. Leo stlafwflhd‘ has been quite
ill at her home in Rowan street. is now
, considerably improved.
Albert Ayers. who has been ill for
some time, is able to be about part or
the time but has not. yet fully regained
his health.
The regular weekly prayer services
will he held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church and at the
Advent Christian Church.
The local schools resumed their
sessions yesterday. after a day’s vndn~
tlon. There was no school yesterday
on account of using the date for the
annual visiting day of the teachers.
The East. Norwali; weather prophet
who says he erred this week in pre-
dicting snow. the same as the govern»
ment weather inf?" do some times. is
still of the opinion that snow is due
in a day or so.
An East Norwnllt mun declared this
morning that there is a gang of local
young men that badly needs
"cleaning up." These young men. it is
claimed. are responsible for petty de-
predatlone that have been going on.
The activity among the members of
the East Norwaik ~i'aclit Club has star-
ted boat spring lover a little bit. Who
is to have a new host? is a question
quite frequently salted. Much pn
nouucement along that line has not
been made lately.
-lt is easy to see what Scratching
Feed is made of. Contours our "Hon-
uie" Scratch i-‘eed with any other kind.
Manuel 'i‘oro lintch.
Employee of the East NOI'Wlllk dis-
trict electric service started out. this
morning to make some changes in the
location of the wires alone the high-
ways. it was found that some of them
IN foo clone to the telephone wires
and hence the change. The electric
system is working finely these days.
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The suggestion that the young men
who have been playing horse with
George W. (lonklln call quits has met
with really furor. it in minted out in
this mnmecllon that while the affair
may seem a lake to those participating
now. it niluht easily become serious. At.
any event. the performance is anything
but laudable.
A uenthmau who is considerably in-
tcreated in the activities of the East
Norwalk improvement Association
sunsets that the ladies arrsnne a big
old fashioned ball. lie is. sure the
affair wuuid meet with widespread
favor. in this way. he says, not only
would a line time be provided. but eon
sidornbie money would be made.
Despite the frelnbt rnr jumping the
track episode in South Norwalk this
morning while it was on the route of
the East Norwalk cars. the latter were
itept on time. This was accomplished
by sending the care from Railroad ave
one to North this street. under the
railroad bridge and back do n Wash,
ington street. The nrat co doctor to
work this out was Charles M. Williams
The theft of valuable articles from
Ct. Fern Water‘s auxiliary catboat lo-
cated for the winter in the Ayers yacht
yard back of the Crescent Laundry,
was nipped in the bud Tuesday even-
ine. thouah by a narrow margin. Two
men were discovered she t the craft
and when they were our riled. they
tookto their heels, ledvlnu a tomato
and several grease cups from the boat
on the deck. ‘
«mm
Mrs. M Hauclt and doubler, Vl-
raw”
'4
" ‘. sons. of It second heat. have been ill
‘of scarlet lever for two weeks. 'l‘odar
trained nurse arrived from the
schema“ ,
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omen miner . .
‘3‘“ " ‘ is under ditto
in :d
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WW Hummus
1:3: and no, push. a unable to roe
‘ “My " ‘ “l " '
measles.
Mrs. James Reed, of narration is
visiting relatives in Westport.
Miss Alice Brundase. of ltowuyton
‘ avenue. is confined to her home with
the grip.
William Cuslnmm, of anlll street,
is slightly improved after r. serious ui~
tacit of the grip.
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grip to till: next station?
Mr. and Mrs. lrvlng Clark. of Pen
noyer street, are slightly improved af.
ter a serious attack of the grip.
William iluyler. Sin, remains about
which place he was removed several
Weeks ago.
Miss Beatrice “Dantcrs. of Penney-
or street. is substituting in the library
for Miss Raymond. who is ill with the
drip at her home in Cove street, East
Norwallt.
The rehearsal of the choir of the
Rowsylon M. E. Church will be
omitted this week on account of the
revival services. A full attendance is
desired at the next rehearsal.
The session of the. Wednesday after-
noon Whist Club which was to have
been held yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Charles Bowman. of Rowayton
avenue, was postponed until next
week. as Mrs. Bowman has been taken
down with the grip.
interest in the revival services con-
tinues to grow. At the gathering in
the Rowayton Baptist Church, last
night. Rev. Mr. ’l‘lnder gave an inter-
esting address. Another meeting will
be held tonight and also tomorrow
night at the same place.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Themes emer-
tained informally a few friends at pin.
collie. Tuesday evening, at their home
in Rowsyton avenue. Among the
guests besides the host and hostess
were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mills, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Mills. Mrs. Hester Wicks
and Miss Olive Cole. After the games
refreshments were served.
The Kindly Club held their semi-
annual election of oflcere last week at
the home of their honorary president.
Mrs. Editor Lynch. of Highland are
use. The officers elected were as fol-
lows:
l’resldent~-Miss Emma (mailman.
Secretarr~Miss May Turk.
1‘renstirer~—Mlsa Ellen home.
After the meeting a dinner of ten
courses was served and a general good
time was indulged in.
The Reliance Serial (‘Iub held their
annual election of oflltuirs. 'l‘ucstiuy
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Mead. in New turn-.29. The follow-
lug omt‘l‘i‘fl \vt‘l‘r tluij.‘ elected:
President ~ hits. liouvu ”airway.
\‘ire-Prt-siiitnt-~ Mrs. William Pink-
ilt‘S'. .
Second Vicel'icsiduut ~-2lirs. George
Mrh’ay.
Secretary-31“. JOhn ll. lchait-rs.
'l‘rcuaurer—Mrs. Samuel Mend.
it was voted to hold a whist in the
club rooms in the Reliance Hook and
Ladder company's building on Tues-
day afternoon at 2:45 p. m. Mrs. Earl
Thames was appointed in maize the
necessary arrangements. Refresh-
meals were served by the hostess af-
ter the business meeting.
——Doan'e_lleguleta curc constipation
without grlplng, nausea. nor day week-
enlng affect Ask your druggiat for
them. 36 cents per box.
llllil mutual
Mrs. Fred Smith. of Main street.
Barton. is a guest today of relatives in
Norwaiit. '
The Darlen Literary Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Alfred storehouse. Jr.. at her some in
Prospect avenue.
lee Dealer n. '1‘. Bates is engaged in
harvesting a crop of the counseled wa-
ter product from his ponds. The ice
is understood to be of good quality
and quite plentiful.
The funeral of bliss Elisabeth Heel-
.{' who died at the residence of her
esteem-law. lira. if. H. Seeiey, in
Newton. was held there Yesterday u!-
the old Ilaueon Cemetery on the 0:
Ridge road.
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The funeral of William Riley. who
died in Stamford Tuesday. in his tlf~
Militia rear. was held this morning
at me ofoloelt. treat the residence of
his aunt. lire: lalilmln Norotoa. and
.frotn 8t. dohn's ll. 0. Church. Norotou.
t‘t‘lo a. milnterteralent was in uprino
dale cemetery ~ I» f . '
Waterbury. of North sveiiue, have the
liownyton is n grippy town. Will
somehmiy please come and check the.
the same in the Norwulk l-loepllai. to ‘
“ Mrs. Mary .l‘h‘ ,i
south this week. ,
C. P. Harris has purchased;
terests oi! the illhitli linsioadt‘i '
~‘ Wt
Edwayd L. Lehn boasted
position with the Rigelowiv
Rev. Mr. Mackenyle b“ . ' ‘
ing on out of town part i
past week.
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Alola Manner. Whither
filauner. who has been sick ' "
month. is improving. "
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.lack Spicer. of the United 3
navy. who has been visiting ‘ '
has returned to his vessel.
. w __‘,
Fred Allen. of Roeeville: dlati‘idt
very ill with pneumonia and it“
trained nurse in attendance. ‘ .
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The C. of M. society of
church will hold its annual
merit and social on Monday
The indies“ Benevolentraooletli?
yesterday at the home of Mrs. ,
deploy and matte plans for its ‘
sewing. .-
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis. 0
tuck have returned from NOW
While there they attended ill
mobile show.
The infant son of Mr. and:
lohu Kimber was baptized Sn
ternoon by Rev. Mr. Macks
the parents’ home. .
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The annual meeting of the W
port rump. Woodmen of the . ‘
was held Monday evening and 0"”
(or the new year elected.
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.‘illss Lottie Franklyn is "ill: _ V
pneumonia. .. -- ‘
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llnrry Osborne, of West Haven.
in town over Sunday. _,
Henry Olmstead. who has bee
with pneumonia. is improving. ~
Rev. and hire. 8. P. Fairbanks.
spending the week in New Yorkie!
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Mrs. Albert Avery. of Ridaohqi
lied her sister. Miss Jennie Nash.
i‘llm‘sdny.
Miss Lillie nerkgiuud. at Booth,
walk. silent Sunday with her '
lire. (flare Berglund. '
Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds, oi‘
Chester. were the recent guests oh;
and Mrs. W. ll. Hunter.
Among the recent victims of
are Mrs. Gerahonl Hill, bimbo
Miss Viola Thomas.
M.—
Mrs. William Parties. of j .
was the gttest over Sunday of use
thor. Eugene Parketon. a ,
M L,
Miss Margaret lineman. .af
rotcies Pails, N. Y., is the git
Mr. and litre. C. H. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur llerdmnw
daughter, of New York. are use
a few days with Mrs. 090m m
Miss ()ru Hahn and Miss HM
Donnell. of South Bethlehem. Pt. .
tilt- recent guests of Mr. and m
v. Miller. ‘ ' ‘
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A carrynll load of young
this place. attended a card
the Grange bull in Cannon."
urduy erenillx. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Miller can
enjoyable eotdsl dance at the...’ .. ..
week Friday evening in “0.0.9:?”
angels. the Misses Huun an
no .
Mrs. Uhebter Mills‘and ll
Jennings have both hopeful .
grip. Teachers from the'Dad H.
mul school have been I'tihlu“ 1-“ ’_
llle at the public school hemj,‘
Mr. and Mrs. C. PJStanln
whlst party last Friday ‘
about twenty friends. which
ly enjoyed by all preaent. . i”
were won by Micah Bessie ‘7
w. H. Hunter, the second , ;
Mrs. Waiter olmatead and ‘ ' ‘
O‘Neil.
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George H. Mills. aged 83
ternoon. The interment followed lulllr lsraurvivcd‘b' divided!
cr- ‘ swarms-came
last Thursday afternwn a
here after a lingering llln , ,
services wore held in tho; "
morialoburoh last Sunday .
2 o’clock. Rev. F‘. A. Bum
assisted by Rev. D. 0.
a member of the libreItel'a.
tended the funeral in s
at tributes were many
daughters. Hrs. hael .
till-“lilacs: Mrs. Milton,
New York; and the Michal
manddlrstoben Mill 1
Clifford Mills of thin _. -.
old. , .tnsofiia. Muslin 7
for t o lain ly in their
melt.“ A son. 19W ill
liners .I‘l'ii‘ at i. to.”
bill fawn“ ’ V ‘ *1
lien .. rare. ..
, undated long stretched ‘
MLara ciflc trafioltgzflea
also» traelahave ,
Norwalk Chronicler