«ass.
0 'OMI‘I'IW“
The correction‘ot eye troubles, our
is certain it we fit your e es.
Call today tor examines
Fenwick V, .thic
UNITID no; solution
nosin- M l
I? WAIHINCTON OTIIIT.
specialtywlt's done exactly e‘nd roller
Co.
flours—ll to 11: Ill a. m. was to
:33. Monday and lis‘l ". ’l to
Daily Line to N Y.
For FREIGHT llnly
Freight Prepeliers leave Pier
28, East River. New York (toot
ot Dover street). every day (ex-
cept. Sunday). at 3 p. Ill. ‘Freisht
received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
m. and Bowl Norwalk up to b: 30
D. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Company
Anning J. emllh. c. c. Higomsn,
‘ Lessee Generd‘l Agent
The Reed 8: Valli
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL BHth
In the Town ‘
au-ro apostles
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
8. Norwslk. 001111..
THE NEW sconce
Definition of Chiropractic
. Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iustinx the same. Diseases; are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Elven it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves a pain in
later life in the different
limbs.
Chiroprateors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six ....
nerve systems in your body.
Nervouanes‘s, Rheumati m. Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and male Die
eases are given special situation; also
Curvature of tile Spine. . You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'r. FRANCIS. n. c.
as WASHINGTON 31'. so. ponwaut
Magnetic Treatments G van Also
u-..
.0
David W. Revnlorld
Funeral Director and Embahuerd
19 North Main Street. South Norwaill
memos. a Washington street.
Telephone at allies. 88-2.
Telephone at houser “I.
”i in cir-
notation. l haee‘ not sold out
my business, and halve no in-
tention of doing so. 5
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same slsnd and
carry the finest line or Wall
Patio! and I’aillters' applies.
as heretoiore. with c nlpetenl
man for all deoorat vs work.
E. E Co ham
Decorator
it Firstpt. deal. Hamill
,: . ”Telephone
‘ " Court, with
l
MusiclHaii aloe: .
‘ ,
odd-i”. a?“
Intends iL posed in the Superior
ital si e yesterday upon
Nils.‘ Mary Sulliva. who pleaded utility
to the ob are? oi manslaughter in corn
motion with he death of Mrs. Cather-
ine Hayes aboutnl month ago.
Mrs. Hayes died after a beating out
tered at the Sullivan home, and the
coroner held Mrs. Sullivan criminally
responsible for the death Mrs. Sulli-
van at first pleaded not guilty to the
charge or manslaughter placed against
her. but later changed ilel plan to
guilty. .‘
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Glgver’s
§H9Es
need not only recommend
them but guarantee them.
RALSTON
$4.00
ELITE
s3.50- $4.00
HANAN
85.50-86.90
Boys’ School Shoes
$1.00 - $3.00
‘u.
‘ “Wear Shoes that Fit”
Imus endi «Norwsik
Two Stores
South Norwslk
“AS THE DAYS BEGIN TO
LENGTHEN
THE COLD BEGINS TO
STRENGTHEN"
Our Entire Stock of
Oak 8: Cylinder
' STOVES
at Rock-bottom
Prices
IF YOU WANT THE PLUMBER.
PHONE "FOUR-OONE”
Horace R. Nash
N. Main s Well so
S.Norwelll
l‘
I
Moor-d-.." an.“
:Hotel Mahackemo
l
I
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND QUINN! UP TO DATI
RATIO CI PER DAY AND UPWARO
serum DINNERS. 15o
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL “I
Edison
Phonoararhs
tenor. since. none; was.
“8.00 and “00.00
New HAVEN, Jan. Silo-“Fr“ three ‘~
til eisht years in state prison was the“ .
you tiresl has? Cartel y not. Then con-
sult your. doctor. Ask him about More Hair V
never stains in cilan‘ ~. the celor of w
The i). M. Read Company advertise _
merit will be interesting reading to tlsement in this issue shouldbe read
ladies looklns tor remarkable bargains by all looking for special stamp otter
in seasonabie goods. lugs and cut-price specials.
00
Saturday Wants
Everybody in... 'nosniuv
WE HAVE HOSIERY FOR EVERYBODY
NO. :6 LADIES‘ HOSE. 15c; 2 pairs for 25c
BOYS' HOSE. double knee
GIRLS’ HOSE. fine rib
15¢; a pair for 25¢
“CADET" HOSE. linen heels and toes. fine
or heavy. use.
LADIES' HOSE. large variety. 25c.
UNDERWEAR
For Men. Women and Children. at Popular
Prices. -
A.Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Telephone 446
Mm... .. t-..
The Safest Way to Buy a PIANO
~Make Comparisons
SIFT THE FACTS FOR YOURSELF BY THE
SURE SAFE AND INEXPENSIVE MEANS OF
COMPARISON. WE ARE EAGER FOR THE
TEST. IF YOU MAKE YOUR INVESTIGATION
THOROUGI—I ENOUGH YOU WILL FIND OUR
PIANOS THE MOST REFINED IN TONE—THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND IN FINISH
~THE BEST IN QUALITY—THE LOWEST IN
PRICE. LOOK AND LEARN. MAKE CAREFUL.
THOUGHTFUL. INTELLIGENT COMPARISON. IT
WILL TELL YOU JUST WHERE YOU CAN GET
THE MOST SATISFACTORY PIANOS FOR YOUR
MONEY. IF YOU ARE NOT A COHPETENT
JUDGE OF PIANOS. YOU HAD BETTER INVES-
TIGATE REPUTATIONS. THE REPUTATION OF
THE PIANOS WE SELL—GABLER CIIICKER-
ING. KRANICH & BACH. STERLING. IdUNTING-
TON MENDELSSOHN~AND THE GUARANTEE
THAT GOES WITH THEM. SHOULD AID YOU
TO REACH A DECISION QUICKLY.
M Sonnenberg Piano Company
104 Washington Sh. South Nonvelk
The Hatch 8: Bailey Co
Lumber and MlllWork for Everything
from a Piggery. to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description. One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
N’mlldgutghogd will Cl)" t l mm“ “W
on on at era. we use ,
‘iincols" Asphalt Fabric Rooting. Sheathing “5 Builders PW"
warranted.
Asbestos Building Lumber
~ior WMWIIII tor iislllroouls. Kitchens. inundrlss. Pastries. ilalla.
etc. Applied Miller upon one eluddlux or all-smug. its: superior to “
other toms or wainseollu. Nestor. chapel-.1 more attractive. more
satlsisetory is every way. itaeuirss‘ as paint. May be scrubbed.
~ Doss not crack. Vermin-emote Fire- nrool Easily. Quickly and cheap
‘1: surllbs. suntan: site or slim lasts lashes and «as W
title.
7
m
. utilise.» .,
5W”! i» new... ramm- ~ -' .
I also) Records in memory so
The Croat A. ”in restless adver- ‘3
llalr insulating and Dseieninl Papers. .
Louie Warncke. oi Cannon, has re-
coverod from an attack or the grip
Mrs. N. M. Holden and Min. '1‘. F
Gilbert re both recovering from so.
.vel‘e col s.
Miss Benham. or Danbury. was ll
guest Saturday night of Miss Gear»
uiunne Comatock.
Miss Alice 8. Olmstead has been on-
tertalnlnlg her friend, Mlllli Gertrude
llodd, of New York.
Mrs. Oscar Ellklnnli has bi‘Oll visit
inli her moillol. Mrs. Jane Ann Dick
arisen in sullll’ord.
The skating In line on the pond
near South Wilton school house, and
parties lire enjoying the exhilarating
sport by moonlight.
Til excellent. dramatization» now
being givoll at Music llull. South Non
wolk are ullrnoilug Wilton people
who ill many (uses drive to tho cllv
for the evening lepreselllations.
The young people's entertainment
conlllliliou oi' (‘lllluon gave a c ltrll pol ty
at the hull Saturday evening. The it:
dies broultllt refreshments Those
who attended, despite the. railmlild an
olllllvallle limo.
Contractor Oscar Fiakiand is laying
the stone foundation for the addition
to the newly acquired property of
Frederic Sutton. The latter has pur-
chased land adjoining on the north
from (J. W. iiedney and directly oppo~
site from the Wear-oil estate.
The Library Whlst Club
day alternoon at the home of re. Ell-
ward Olmstesd. Six tables Were in
play lrl’lllldlng the guest table. Dainty.
lotresllmrllls were served after the
playing was finished. The highest
score was won by hire. (1:. W. Ogden
The club will meet Tuesday. January
3m. with Mrs. ll. F‘. McQueen.
Church ,aulhorltles. having set aside
the second Sunday after the Epiphany
to be observed as Mission Sunday, no»
i‘OI‘l‘IlIlKI)’ all especial service. followed
from printed lollflote was held in St
Matthew's Church. Sunday morning
Tues.
, Rev. C. A. Marks preached an appro-
prime and earnest sermon. voicing u
plea for foreign missions. and an ot-
ierlng was taken tor work in tho
iluld uhrond.
Charlie Colllslocil llarlowly escaped
losing his left thumb last Sniurdal at
tmernoou He was splitting wood at
his home and the axe slipping inflict
ed a (loop gash in the, unlucky member
ills Illiwhor Theodore (omalock. look
him to Noruuik. Wlll‘lt‘ Dr Hunting
iiill look the necessary stitches. His
father says that had the axe been
sharp he would certainly have lost his
thumb, but mm the law‘s hand will
mall lll‘itl.
I’l'll‘lltlii continue to receive poslnis
from Kellncdl Bollldlnan, formerly of
Nolwalit. lull now or Florida
For Sale
Building Lots Shore, Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Draits and Steamship Tickets
lummam
South Norwalk, Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
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MusicHall
South Harwell: Phone 349
WEEK OF JANUARY 16
Thursday and Saturonv Mai-
lnees. 2:30 o'clock
MUSIC HALL STOCK CO.
Presents
The
Blue
Mouse
Iy Clyde Fitch
“The line Mouse" is considered
Mr. Fitch's Greatest Comedy
The lsehods Club Bensllt This
Evening
when ”The Blue Mouse" will be
oisrgd
W.IK 0' JA" m‘mf. limo"
W
Get
Your
"DiligWalltSIl’Il’. J
Bridge Pharmacy
$330? atagll Ugl‘ggam ‘ V
‘ Mr. and Mrs. ”W‘i
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your lnr.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
‘ J. PARKER. Manager
l
l
.. .. .. .-.. I
Wilbur Wllllilou Millie-ll IUlIlly the
work of plastering his now l(“-'Iil"lli'l'
In Osborn avenue.
Iioul‘y llollton. of You 1
is visiting his son, llem
.lr.. in New York oily.
Mrs. Charles lluwkllm, or Hi. John
street, and Mrs. William H. linker. oi
Edlio uvr-llllo, worl- Visllllib' in llrillllo-l
port yesterday.
Tllo Mul'vol (flllll lulsltollillll it‘llm is
scheduled to go to rilmni‘urll Monday
night to play the St. Lullr's lupin in
the lutter‘e quarters.
The St. Agnes Guild, ul‘ l‘llllsi
Church, hold a “shadow um lion“ :l
type of entertainment Illlii has ear-ml;
into popularity. last evening til the
church.
There in no“ excellent skating on
the Benedict ll‘urms mill" pond ltil :-lll
logo of whirl: is being to: on by it inrgn
number of your": people or it‘ll.“ viviu
lly zlllll elsewhere.
A son was born Helm-tiny in (top
loin and Mrs. William ll. III"Iii‘ZlIo. or
73 Oebolll lzvlnllo This l~ Illi' t'lflllll‘l
Child WllIl \lliliIl All .lmi “in Will-
ards IlllH boon illossul.
Hurry I‘D, .‘llvuli of ll. if. xi ‘;l’I :l."i
Company. who has been ill to: ill-hilt
two weeks of the grip. is lzlm‘ lull-mi.
lug nicely and expects in on zillll' to
resume his More lllllim i=7: .‘iollli.:_‘r.
‘Solllellodl lllenlionlul im l’ml'. rim.
morn-inn. A luau who Iliin ll mom
lllolll in the Mayflower n-zm» now-ml
the opinion that there ME: '2'» :l “'er
lion'or loam in tile lit-ill luc-
oominu 801130“
Thomas Culley. oi the Soul. .\'m-\\ nil.
freight depot. is l‘ocolerg'l-x linltl w \u
ornis dove lllllous. llmugl. ;.-.: -- a! lililli
ably ill,- llllllllli‘ ill get Illii'll in will}. in»
fore Monday. Mr. (filer-y hos Iitlil l.
combination of grip and llu-l' mmblo
(‘olleluille ilonry Selim. v.1.“ 'mlc
been on his job over Milt t‘ .l 3.. ..
loll Illiti a leak on his hand in in”: up
a puma of young llli'll. (on l. "ll «all
i‘l‘siol‘llnl Ili‘ ln-llmos lllly \hl'ilr i‘"
siloll-Hllllt’ tor the attempt at lIl"Ii rlinu:
the shore this Week.
'l‘lzr lixlurcs are being Dill m. in lm
for till new market which l lumps ,’\-
1"li1 l’llll.’l..
l. lilmllml
I .
ll .Ili.‘x
from llll'l'l‘ m Illw w.
illld hill: illlwlrh up ‘: v
lllt"l'lllllii oi
l .~".‘lIiIl.~I-llil'irI
ll lot Ilil\"l'li‘:‘:‘ ll.
‘22“. 1""l i‘w .lll-«g,
mil in our) ’ » . ' :x‘v inlvlliill:
Pi‘l‘il is plain in I to» ill" ' linu-
llll‘” Sl'rllil'll l'lv'l nl'i. all} lllL‘l'; hillll.
\lllpllol ’l‘ol'u Hair}:
.1 (‘lll'iiflll llirilrl'l'llm. Ui Tl‘ mime
Ili‘l'l‘
Us,”
lull-l. ol‘ the Crescent Isitlilitli _\‘ in.»
mode to ascertain if anything ..-=
ion. This search was mod: on .m-
of the llullr-llll‘fl this mu k in orange.
Ullr n llllnl QWIIWI by (i. l" ‘Vlll' 2's line
of ill" boat owners said lllls llil"‘ll|lli2
llllli he was satisfied that all ul ills
pl‘opvl‘iy is llllili‘l‘
The members of illl‘ \l. . ~‘ lu'ni
Club have no lllloreatillu ..ti:~ l llIJ'llli‘I
ior Tlllll‘zlnlly l-voninlz, l-'. Ill"l:‘ :. in
”W form of :l slluliow Sllt‘L.‘ lllm oi
the llli‘lllllt‘l’ri oi the club l‘xlilull - -.l lliis.
morning that the shallows ol‘ i u .wll;
ladies are thrown upon a raw ~. v :‘lElI
thou the young men lllll luv it" will»
our of ilavllru the young ladies III‘ mm-
por partners.
“'llllv no particular .‘llllll'l'M r 1‘
nl'o bolus. made there seems in lw lplilo
ll Illlllt‘I’lll upil‘ll llllll Eliot waull.
will have quite. ll resin-clam)” Marl!
blllldllllz boom this spring. The lull;
of it now \Vuulllllnlou street lil‘lllill‘ i~
rolllllml upon to build up East Nor
“’itllt not a little although the pleura!
lllroullve would be actual Sllll‘llll'.‘ .u
the new bridge.
The local l‘Oltllli and ill in ‘ lIil‘
roads all over the town llrl- .xlr. .lll‘l ‘
rough. ll condition that has would“:
since the lust lreesoup. i‘l‘ulml‘lt "lzlr‘
situation is harder on llll‘ «tumors than
any other road users. for llwy mum
in light horse driven Cili‘l'llliil‘tl u" my
tomubliell. Nominations I‘llt'l‘, lll‘i'll
made (or the roughest eel (loll o' rend
l.".
. IXTnAl—Ieelnnlng den. 23.
’ Moving Pictures and illustrated
Me a letwssn the Acts
Coats tor the Itosll Company
are on sale two weeks in ad-
vance. at loll Gilles. or Wood's
til-up liters, Nowell:
" This Coupondlilic
will entitle any eslleel toy or
Girl toe llsssms t. “tun
day Matinee. Janet. itii . .
Burrito silent. entertained u... mean
g” Gilli)
in ideal Norunlk and sum" tum m
,olllred in lover of the MINI ll law it
the monument in Grocery lio limo: «I
to a point beyond Allin-l... .um. .I,
Walsh‘s residence. Wlilll‘ lilo mull “nu
soft heavy voilil-lon plowwl IIII‘UHLII
Illil the sudden t‘OItl ill-l‘pl-illnlml lilo
llllllluiure mountains and \‘ltlll‘yu hi the
highway.
”who ~
IILIIIN
Robert Sealzi
desiroe customer's at his clean ton-
»me ”are you will get the
' Also a full line at
all ll Illa. 3.1;. hfiowlund I of
e r home
i lily mlostn
‘Wh A'I'ile erotilull won
nit r
,Sprlnuliulo llilH returned to her home
[lurker will open in iioluwt .lmo'm
M's block I'll Fll'lil sh’nl" ‘glmv ‘. ll..
.lolllinml inn: mumpllsili ii- molly-W
s Mil our
Frank Mills. Mr. and Mrs. lira
riunl, Mrs Hervey Aollnrt, iii;
tic Crosby Fred Sconoid m .
Yellllue.1\ir and MILL (‘barloli
Mr and Mrs. John Gotham.
Lilomnlodieu. Rllsrrli lirli‘adw . ,
Louise Oveltoll. Mr. and Mrs. Silo ‘
Stone, Mr. and Mr‘s i-i. [MINNIE
Miltontlilnd Henry Rowland. Milli»!
Walker and Dorothy Helnaoim
Charlea A. Mallory. it sound
dent of Belle Island. who he
rollilnod to his home on New
Unllbllry, from the sitcom or a t‘
lured ankle caused or ulippinx‘lli’
the floor of the garage several woo“
ago. was able to no to the taster
la: A. Mallory & Sous Tuesday for
ilrst time since the accident. M
lory is still obliged to walk wi
llld of clutches. but is making In
able progress toward the pol
whil- Ii ho will be able to discard t
llillllll Allll llillllllll
Mrs. Clllll‘lou Ferris. of SDl‘lnEIIflI.
United with friends in Nora»
llelullls, lust wcck
Mrs. Flank Wood of West avenue,
alter a visit ul several weeks with m
pull-n“: in Newton
l ullernl solllros over the remain ,
William itiloy‘ were held yesterd‘a
lrom St. John’s Roman Cathoil
(lllllrll ill \‘ornlon. Tile Rev. Filth!
Millolllln omtlalod and interment to
lower] ill Silillgllillo. \ir. Riley. WI)
was about 54 years old and unmarrl
dlwl Tuesday. .. .
Mill's of the death of Miss Ll
l.. Seelov, of Dorian. shocked and ‘
dolled many in this vicinity this fill
Miss Soeley was a sister of our tow
mull, Seller-k Seelcy, and had a lamp
r-ll r- lo or friends ville esteemed her for
her sterling character, The tuner-st
Wits held Wednesday afternoon. Trout
the home of Mrs. Holly Ii. Seeley. In
Norolou. where Miss Seeley was vial
bug ill the lime or her death. lute.
llli'lll was in the family plot in 0:;
Ridge l-cmetory.
LGts of Questions Ready for Spool .
Town Meeting Next Week.
llnl‘lllll is to have a rather lively
night one week from today. at the em
r- Eul with meeting called for the pill“
pose oi obtaining more money to meet”
lln m nlllng expenses of the town It.
s is slated Wednesdav afternoon, ll
:1 uourinenl Darien citizen. that the
l‘llth‘lls would want to know why. _
"For that evening every man [It
lml'ien is n Missourian." he. sold.
ll ls ended on the street that e.
nrmllcr of bills have just come in this“
should have been paid during the
ndmlnisl llion, but for some res
o. min: were held omit Tile clti
lhlnk the purpose was to make last
)(illl ropmt look iav.0lahle it will
innmssibio to get in touch with tilt
Dario" SCIGClmel’l Vl’ednesday to obtain
llr‘lilllri of this router, but it is .,
liw illdi lilo details will be lerlbco
in: on the evening of the town in
lung.
Fire Chief steers: a Report.
("lint Louis F. Sloorm, of the florid“
i‘i u llnpmiment. hurl prepared his a
:. smart for the Milli 1910. while
to no. il~‘ illllmle;
.‘dmrll lie—4i. ill \i‘eover’e Ill»!
101.1 io- ; one life lost. Dental;
L'lill itilil contents. $1.200.
April II-‘Ml's. llolly Scolcp‘ahlwu,
lulu-r on Old King‘s Highway; ll
ilfl", Sifill.
\lllll 13mins. Frankenbcrg's cilif
ml-ill-lnw; lolnl loss. 8:300.
April l?-~Mrs. Muckoy's house. H
'isoo d”.
lo avenue; damage. $2.30.
lip) 30-» Single place; loss,
sul'cll.
Are You in Need of #1
Cor. RfliIrOId AVG. Q Mill! St,
Solar-t Groceries. Haywarallu' '
and Fund. llfll‘dwfl'e. Paints. 0
dollar
oi‘ ltoserillc dial.
.lollll linker
iii
(to: cm, it. lllr-llild is confined
eruno Willi pneumonia.
Francis Dock-y will take 0h!
luv llil\\llli.l‘l" lllll Feb. 1. ‘
Milli: lulllrl IIi‘t‘l‘fi. of Wright
ripl‘lll Filllillly with friends in B “‘.,'
940”.
\‘i‘. il.l’l ,\Ii’.-‘. John Hire and
KM) ll‘w mull to "vow to Brook!
\.
.\ll.~l Hun m-v Hilllltl'i. or ii
durum». be 'l'llill llllolli. llfltil‘ bu!
lll‘r‘".
llu Willli‘i plum to tilt) 13W
ill: ill polivll on Wednesday
“ill! low wit llilolllllpl.
“M William \‘un Solluroll.
snort. lulu lieu urod a position
Loo Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. ilrnce Kettle, of mould a
visiting a: the home at Joseph
lllt. Wooduilio avenue.
John McNuml. of mid: y“
tIllll‘M' or tile Wolltport Dru! ..
log the absence of
(“will _
Al the annual meetlnl o .
.neu ot the World. the to
, swore elected: C
lo n."1~l'nrry P Helmiif.‘
lennnt 'l'honlae Fraser;
doll K. Mien: past counci
mutant. Aloud: Newton:
MW
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Bill/l iIllOI’l. I Midi:-
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