Filled G“ Drquantsu t... Bridge" Pharmacy Prompt aptly oflliilm service are all: times. Personal attitudes sly- en to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your car. CY BRIDGE J. PAiiKliir Manager :2 "Frank Hall. the popular engin r at the Crescent Laundry. is laid up oda‘y by illness. Mrs. Stewart 0. Marshall, of Betta place, is entertaining the Ladies' Pin— ochie Club this afternoon at her home. Earl Edmonds, of East Norwalk. who is a popular young clerk at the Nor- walk store of Rogers and Stevens. has been confined to his home by illness. The members of the Fitch Social Club, about 20 strong, have made ar- rungements to attend a moving pic- ture performance at the Bijou Dream. iloyt's Theatre, South Not-walk, this evening. The regular monthly meeting of the must Norwalk improvement Associa- tion will be held in the Mayflower Hose rooms, Tuesday, February 7 at 3: 30 p. m. The board of directors will meet at 3 p. in. The vice-president. tattle ii. Bey— nolds. will be the leader Sunday even- ing of the meeting of the Loyal Work- ers' Society at the Advent Christian Church. The topic will be "The Place and State of the Dead." The Marvels of East Narwsik will play the St. Joseph' a of Bridgeport a game of basketball this evening at Randall‘s Hall "l‘he Marvel, .irs.. will play the Merrill Colege. of Stamford. Both of them look like big games: Town Engineer 0. N. Wood was 7m the Washington street bridge this morning taking measurments in- con- nection with a hearing to be held in court in Bridgeport today with refer- ence to the Ferries estate injunction But. Mrs. Joseph Fowler, of East Nor~ walk, who went to the Seney Hospital. Brooklyn, recently for an operation. is reported as resting comfortably. Mrs. Fowler a condition, however, is still serious. her many friends regret to learn. Albert Ayers. will) has been ill for a number of weeks. was in hopes of re turning to work Monday but his condi tion had not sufficiently improved. lie is still very weak from his illness, though it is believed he is slowly li'il- proving. The thermometer’s contents took a ly from New Hamil. Crockett will also visit in Bloomfield. New Jersey. with Miss Addie Wheel- " lie on his v13 ovar to south Norwaik, he slipped want down on the drawbridss. in- luring one of his legs and cutting “is see painfully. His injuries were exuneive that he had to give up the idea of working for the day and had to return home to have the injuries taken care of. The Marvel Social Club memb‘rs and their friends had a fine time last evening at Randall's Bail. corner of Van Zant street and South Osborn ave- nue. The occasion was. the shadow auction and dance. The shadow auc tion feature is becoming quite popu- lar. The shadows of the young ladleii are shown and the young men bid for the privilege of taking them to dinner. The latter part of the evening was de. voted to dancing. The Marvel Club on pedrs to be in a very prosperous condi- tion and the members are securing much pleasure from the organisation. and their friends are always pleased when the various events are held Mrs. ida Merriam. of 3 Hawkins ava- nue, entertained the members and friends of Banner Council, last event tag. at a "musical social.” Each per- son brought some kind of an instru- ment. thus forming a large orchestra, which the members of the council might be well proud of. The evening was very pleasantly passed with selec- tions from the orachestra and games, singing, etc, after which very tempt- ing refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Leslie Overton, Mrs. 'ngtfiu street or as. ' George Sherwood, Mrs. s. Hosted, 1". i. Merriam. Mrs. Harvey Aokart. Mrs. Willis Mills. Mrs. J. H. Plunder, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rowland. Mrs. Hattie Crosby, the Misses Neils and Alberta Banks. lcmma Keene and Leslie OVer- ton, Milton Rowland, Frank Mills and Arthur E. Walker. ~"8uifered day and night the top most of itching piles. Nothing helped me until i used Dean's Ointment. it cured are permsasntly."—-lion. John R. Garrett Mayor Girsrd Ala. liliLlllili Robert Scalzl desires customers at his clean ton» serial parlor, where you will get th'e best workmanship. Also a full line of Cigars and Tobacco. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Crockett. who have been spending several months in Savanab. Georgia, will leave next Wed- nesday, and on the way home they will stop at Reading, Pennsylvania. where their daughter. Mrs. (loorge Kay. and her family reside. They moved mute Mr. and Mrs. er, formerly of East Norwalk. Miss Bertha Cook, assisted by some of the pupils of the seventh and eighth grades of the pnblic'schooi will give a song recital this evening at the Methodist Church. The program will be as follows: sudden jump downward during the Chorus—— night. The descent was so abrupt that (al Merry .lune ....... Q Vincent the cold morning was quite a surprise. (bi Sweet and Low _____ J_ Barnhy At an early hour today the reading (0, Forget All Thi‘ Sorl‘OWs.... was 9 degrees above sero. Yesterday morning's low mark was 27 above as. re. Albert H. Hefner has purchased from Burwell Day a house located in Van Zandt street, the same being on the south side and two doors from Fort street. Mr. Kaiser and mother and sister will make the place theirl residence, musing from their present place of abode in Fort street. Mrs. D. Burr Beach was the hastens for the meeting of the Four by Four] Whist Club 180W afternoon. the afternoon being a very pleasant one for all participating. The prise win- ners were Mrs. W. H. Doland and Miss Edith Vroom. The club will have its next meeting with Mrs. Redford. Friends are recleving ‘post cards from Harry 1. Bennett. of Seaview ave- nue, who recently went to Cuba. Mr Bennett reports. t at he is having a fine time and ii the ”entry looks good to him. fix a interested in a developme roiact there with “Mayor George B. Burton, of Norwaik. Bvsrythln is hustle and bustle to day about 0 quarters of Mayflower Hook and Ladder and More Company in Van Ballot unset. This condition is due to the annual ball of the company. 4 ii. Millard Accompanlst. Miss C. Cumisky. Soprano-—~ , (a) Boat Song ...... ii. Ware lb) The Day is Ended (violin obli- galo) Bartlett Violln~0avatina Miss E. A. Coiegrove. Trio—Lift Thine Eyes. .Mendelssohn .................... .............. l Quartette—Selecied. Piano—«Selected. Mr. A. Anguish. Chorus—- (a) Flow Gently. Sweet Afton. (b) Stars of a Summer's Night .. Bomb! (0) Silver Bells .......... . ll. Dale Soprano-u (a) Before the Dawn Chadwick (b) Lady Spring ........ V. Harris America. lllllllll llll Illllllllii. We have a lull assortment of WASH BlilllllS which is to be held tonight at Arlen "th1 sol' will rehab-5 You will be sure to find one to suit, at his sill-7,37% aaairpof oni ‘ kia‘tbo «mosey has ever held. trolls car due to leave Non-l “'56 “was? an“: ill! Schiichllag Bros. 8: Co. ' rs r ihsxm'tl': rflfiatmgn him 00!. Railroad Arts. A Main 0.40am ingonnaccounto as a sat ‘ WMHfllammo as. if‘iiblittidtibsbiswsscaui and! “M“ a double truck car do ‘3‘ ”i tow on Wall street and' Whining a trip no list: street. “Brand day appears to have W “limbo." lira know“: Ages“. 0 ii Florida, this week. but th sudden ill- of I which tend“! of bias birds have Arthur Hull is on the sick list. Theboard of relief was in session yesterday. A. new safe has been installed at " theirolley pursuant. Misses Julie and Elisabeth London have returned from a Visit out of town. George Fairchlld, who has been eeriou by ill for the past three weeks, is mile improved. The Current Events club held no session yesterday owing to the in- clement weather. The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Godfrey, of Cross Highway. has been dangerously iii A cottage prayer meeting was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parks. The scarlet fever quarantine on the home of Karl Dolge, Washington avenue. will be raised this week. The Whitman residence on State street. has been sold to New York ‘ parties, who will take possession Feb. 16. M. .l. Nolan, the shoe merchant. who went to Canada two weeks ago on a business tirp is confined in that place. with a severe attack of the grip. William Coulter. who was arrested for: drunkenness and breach of the peace. was found guilty by Justice Puniy, and was taken to the Bridge- port jsll to work out his fine. The annual social of the C. of M. society of the Catholic church will take place in National hall, Feb. 27. The farce comedy, “The Country Samuel of Long Ago." will be present- Owing to the slippery walking the attendance at the musicals concertin the Methodist church, last evening. was not as large as expected. Those who did brave the elements were rewarded by an enjoyable evening. lllllllll. Mrs. A. liardy will soon move Euston. ,Mrs. G. 15. Drew is in New York for a few days. Mrs. Wildman Adams is entertain- ing out of town friends. Miss Eddies White is spending a few days with Miss Elisabeth Scodeid. Mrs. John Morton is ill with grip: also Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Cod- trey. Frederick Banks and Willis Banks have been on the invalid list, this to , week. Miss Lizsie Adams is spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. E. J. Adams. Mrs. W. J. Sherwood entertained a party of ladies at whisi. Tuesday of- ternoon. A delegation from Nordeld Grange atlemled New tlannan Grange on Tues- day evening. Stanley Ferris is unable to attend school on account of serious trouble with his eyes. William Colemen cut one hand very badly. while sawing wood ‘ith his gasoline engine on Tuesday. Norfield Orange has installed the fol- lowing oflicers: Master. Frank C. Fitch; overseer. ll. M. Trowbridge: lecturer. Mrs. C. ii. Scoheld; steward. . Samuel Andrews; assistant steward. ilsrold Burritt; chaplain. Willis ll. Banks: treasurer, Stephen Water- bury; gate keeper. Charles Broch: pomona. Ethel Lockwood: flora. Alice McSherry; cores. Florence Banks: lady assistant steward. Maude Lock- wood: pianist. Mrs. Frank Fitch. llllllll. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ioloman spent last Friday and Saturday in New York. Mrs. Sarah Weed, of South Wilton. is recovering_ from an attack of grip. Mrs arses Mllward, who has been visiting stimuli for some weeks has returned to her home in Doctors. New York. it is reported that Joel Godfrey, hav- ing sold his place in Cannon. has real. ed the Miss Nichols house in that lo- caiitl’. r. and Mrs. H. 0. Thomson have to Hartford to spend a few weeks with the farmer's sister, Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. George Kendall. of South Nor- waik, addressed the Mission Band. tip: week. Friday, at the bone of flu. W. lsrwin. Charles A. Reynolds died on Same day at his hornets Norwaik. He is sur- vived by his wife who was formerly Miss Georgia Wood. of South Wilton. The Oilo Club. a young girls' crush cation. which has been in existence. for may years. held a meeting last“ week, at the home of lute Alice liar- W ”0 Mrs. Bruce McQueen post ed ”'0 meeting of the UM": "rill? from last '1‘ Mountii th, on or: to the family the lat: 'slv. r. colostrum of the c a of the lgrlms,oiii wlll.“ day morning“ ism them Church by an if“ “C “0:735!”le u ll “AM on townsmao mom that so: authority Elm , ..... These are the local A. D. I. druggistl: All”. the drum The Irldsa Pharmacy. The Clifford Phenol”. Winner 0. dentin PM services were held at her late home on geduesday and the burial was in Wil- n. , annual William Gray left Wednesday for a short vacation in the South. Mrs. John ill. lisrsam has been ill at her home in lioyt street. with a so vers cold. Mrs. William Brown, of New York. has been a guest of friends here dur- ing the past few days. ‘ Misc Anetta Raymond is entertain In. New Britain friends at her home in Railroad avenue. William liolt, who has been mana- ger of the Elite Bowling alley in the Odd Fellow Building since its start. resigned saturday night. Fred Am- bler. of South Norwalk. one of the pro- prietors of the place will have charge in the future. A bowling club has been formed by some local people and it will be called ”The Richmond Hill Club. " J. A. Chase. of Oak street. who is a mem ber. bowled 220 for one game the past week and holds the high score for the alleys to date. The cylinders in the Columbia road. ster and the Columbia touring car. owned by Stephen Hoyt, have beeh blown out during the past week, malt. ing expensive renulrs necessary. Mr. Hoyt expects to have both cars in commission very shortly. iiarold H. Mead. superintendent of the rater Company. and flinch: D‘e‘ men it are to spellbound wee s n ilrnnudn and pain of interest in Cubs. Both these young men are do serving of a good. long and enjoyable respite from their duties. The New Canaan Messenger print- ery and lra B. Woundy‘s elect cal store are now comfortably hens in Odd Fellow Building. in Main street. The front of the building is shared equally by the Memngers editorial desks and Woundy' a business office. Elmer Webb. who. .was seriously to lured by a fall when getting in ice at Lake Wampanaw. several weeks ago. is still confined to his bed, where he will have to "main for several weeks to come. During his convales- cence his brother is looking after his interests. The hot-water attachment to be placed on the Forbes heater recently installed in the Young Men's Club by w. it. Johnson. has arrived and will shortly be in working order. Two new showers will be installed. which will permit of the hot water being used. This amusement will undoubtedly be really appreciated by the club's mem- gets. as at the present time-the water is a trldle too cold to permit of its use. direct from the pipes. The club- roon‘l are now all heated with the once ibuof the gymnasium and the proved. District Deputy Grand Master w. P. Hamming and staff. of Puritan Loan. No .58. l. 0.0. not liamford. installed the newly elected omen of Wooster lodge, in New Canaan. Mon- ‘dsy evening. The installation carc- mony was public and a In”. number of Odd Fellows and their owls at- tended. The wort: was performed in s ""701“ commendable “mowed“ elicit» Drummer... vs. ll ford. made the address of the in ad its hold the undivided at :10 beams for about ill but hour. Harris a. Mord v0 some vary wlttrasd in- bi dIl‘ After the ll»? 3. m s a once. at w as - only» mm or» was.» ad for whiiih sale until a late W A banquet was spread cadrths sis audited their sppstitasw’i'bs-m carats hers of s safertbofhdof Ira. flush lii mannered-veil by oneraycissal" , g Mali“! W. comfort of the members is greatly im- 10 1: mat a dollop Chili Leads by 1m Another session of the Cocktails and Cases Harmakeis' pinochie teams was held last night in Cockenoe Tribe rooms in Norwal. At the previous - sitting Cockenoe led by 8435, but in“: lo night linens won out by will: wh reduced the lead of (lockenoe to 1820. The next contest will be at Uncas Tribe' s Wigwam on Monday night. the 20th last. Last night's scores follow: Unoas. Gallagher and Hull ...... 9020 Schaub and Smith ....... . .7270 Raymond and Why ............. r7850 Wehrie and Williams ............ 5730 ituymond and Why ............ 9445 40355 Cocksnoe. James and Henry .. ............. 6740 Cairn and Garfield .............. 8740 Lincoln and news .............. 8225 Mailiin and Golder ......... .8085 Cbmstock and Muikin ........... 8050 38820 50% Discount on Keen Kutter Pocket Knives Scissors and Shears Carving Sets Saturday Only 0. K. MITCHELL, UNDERTAKER F. A. MITCHELL HOUII FURNISH IR CORNER WALL AND HIGH CT... NORWALK. CONN. unis—— Norwslk Branch Office at The Evening Sentinel ...........-,...~v ........ ... .. For Sale Building Lots. Shore. Farm and City Property Loans Negotiated Drafts and atafirnip Tickets J. M. too; 3. Co. South Norwaik, Conn. insurance and Real Estate Agents lot csskssca rat-mun Pinochia 'i‘as‘m 7‘ mos chum spotless-cribs cannon-arr rats and ciscclsrbri you‘ve hath-thou DECIDE to have your one load today ,0 OMITBY The sensation of eye troubles. our specialty-dds done exactly and relief is certain if we fit your eyes. . Call today for exclamation, Fenwick _ Optical Co. UNITID IANK Imtomo loom-10 21 WAIHINOTON aren't Hours~8toll:3os. m. and 11:45 to 5 p. at. Monday and Saturday, '1 to 0 D.) 3 Daily Line to N. Y. For FREIGHT Oniy' Freight Propellers leave Pier 28. East River. New York (foot of Dover street). every day (ex- cept Sunday). at t: p. m. li‘i'ttlglll’ received at Norwaik up to 4 p. in. and South Norwnlk up to .. 30 ii. in Norwsik Steamboat Company Arming Jasmin. C. c. Housman, Leases General Agent The Reed & Voik Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL IHOP in the Town AUTO SUPPLIED PM“ 805—50 South Main Site“ 8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hall Block THE NEW some]: Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art .of ad- justing the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the basic Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropratcors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly~ sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis- eases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spice. You will have; regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. 1‘. FRANCIS. D. C. 24 WASHINGTON 01'. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also FOR SALE Elsvsa‘room house in good condi- tion. suitable for two families} water installed. one acre. barns and outbuild- ings. Bargain to quick buyer. flEDann&Son (Insomniac) . 00 WALL OT. "DIWALI: , NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD TIMI TAILI. m In ”7000 05500” 2. 1210- SOUTH NORWALK To saw YORK. A. N.~12: 755x. 5: 02:. 5: 01!. 5: 05. 5: 57. 7: 80.7 :45. 8:17a. 8:511, 2: 15:, 2:87. “103.1035; 11:85:. P. Ids-48:5”. 1:012:01. 8:17. 5:0th. 5:85. 51:50:. 5:50. 5:501, 7:15;. 7: 583.2 .403,l 0:82“. A. ”~18: 55!. 5: m0”, 5' 01!. I: 50 “30! RIM-12 55:, 1:5“. 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Notice Contrary to reports in cir- culation. i have not sold out High'cul Slides I, 5 $1.50, 52. $2. 50 Nature Shape Shoes; ~ for Children " $1.25 to $2 “Wear Shoes that Eit’f'i Two Stores , _ South Notwalk diffs Norwalk (an be furnished completely by selecting \oty- goods "bin )1? es- tnbllshment The beds them- selws are highly artistic. heav » and substantially built throughout Highly ornamental in appearance, massive and beautiful, our 395- zoom Suites are very prepossesa- lug lie have stylish Furniture for every room in the house. and our prices will commend them-N V selves to your purse. A. J. Angeviae 8th Son Co. 134-136Washmgion5tregw‘ Maxwell, E-M F. and Florida's Automobiles Acknowledged to be the youth! (“at value exhibited at the u Soluénie Show this year. , mm“ lorsepower cars. 5500 20 0700- power cars. 0700: 22 homponruxo'an. 8750: 25 horsepower cars.5050 horsepower cars. 51000 to 51 Can't beat it. can you? wily” can't even equal it. Com 0011 all about it at e and ‘ Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company ' Phone 1180 my business. and have so in- tention of doing so. Will continue to do busi- ness at the same stand and carry the driest line of Wall Paper and Painters“ Supplies. as heretofore. with compel/ht man for all decorative work. W E. E. Gorhanl Decorator 10 First 55.. . East Norwallt Telephone 052 Iss— Does Your Roof: Leak}. The Century Compound store an. LIAKO _ too a GALLON 00s a carton W We nannies tho weather wear of our Compound for three years. Writs armors. Corn-nourishes solldia. Cecilia Roofing GO» lac. 00 seem as one: small 70 has av. This cold and windy weather makes heaps of trouble for v TIN soon. MAM». LEADERS We are in I position. to make REPAIRS.“ at short notice. or to furnish H estimates for NEW W i.
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