\
" ’stths.
Filled
Your Di'ligWailts at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
‘ Personal attention. giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
CY
B
RIDGE F
, .l. PARK a. Manager
m
A very large delegation of East Non
walk young people went to Norwalk
last night and attended the dance of
the Girls' Friendly Society.
Charles Oddo, who was formerly a
well-known young barber on the Wash:
ington street bridge. is now employed
as a machinist in New York city.
The local oystermen are now engag-
ed in getting" ready fertile spring busi-
ness indications point to a fairly
good season in the opinion of at least
one oysterman.
The final rehearsal for the cantata.
“The Hope of Heaven. " which in to be
presented at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church Sunday evening will be
held at the church Sunday afternoon.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church. last
evening, was of especial interest the
second chapter of the Ephesians being
under discussion under the leadership
of the pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett. of
Rowayton. who have numerous rela-
tives in East Norwalk. are to arrive in
New York tomorrow from Savannah
and will go from there to Reading. Pa,
for a short visit with their daughter.
The members of the Woman's Guild
of Trinity Church held a successful
supper last evening at the home or
Mrs. Harry M. Hubbell, in South Os~
born avenue. The affair was an enioy~
able one as well as successful. adding
a tidy sum to the Gulld's treasury.
The pastors were in charge of the
mid-week prayer meetings of all of the
East Norwallt Churches last event
the Rev. W. W Gillies at the East
Avenue Methodist. the Rev. Lester F.
Reynolds at the Advent Christian and
the Rev. Charles J. Anderson at the
Swedish Congregational.
A little conversation on the subject
of Washington street bridge readily
shows that the views of a large sum
ber of East Norwalk people are mirror.
ed by articles in The Sentinel yester-
day and Wednesday on the bridge sub-
ject. it is now becoming more firmly'
realised that as a matter of fact the
East Norwalk people have had very
little to do with the planning and de
tails of the bridge, which is of so
much direct interest to them. One
man said today: “i had not realized
before how little we have had a chance
to‘ say about the bridle. Right along
some people up in Norwslk have been
telling us what we ought to have and
no attention has been paid to our
opinions ”
it is a contemptible person who will
damage a fire alarm box. but that there
is at least one in East Norwalk is
shown by the fact that although the
work of installing the new alarm boxes
was completed only yesterday. the
class protection over the keys have
been broiler) 6h il'v‘o boxes. Naturally
the ore department mom. and others
to whom knowledge of the despicable
trick but come. feel strongly over the
matter and eyery effort will be made
to ascertain the identity of the guilty
- party The fire department oiiloers i1:-
tend, to 'push the case to the first
which is a considdrsbi’e one. a stiff
penalty beta provided by the statute
it was stat this morning that s ro-
ward is to be offered for the apprebon~
sion of the guild My.
V'zln‘yff of the lire alssm ‘39”...1
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a... o. Facts We Want You
To Prove a liar Blair
.NorvoiOus as it may seem. Bandit
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_ has purchased a new 1611 touting
' 4.11:9?” fumigation. reopened Wednes-
all!
.1 ‘ alimentary radial
in mills new East Norwsik system and
panther-s are as follows: ‘
Willie-Eh“ Washtntg‘on and Fort
all-«Van Zandt stool and South Os-
born avenue.
‘ 216~Esst avenue and Rowan street.
217~Winfield street.
hill—«Fort and Charles streets.
2247—1611“ avenue and Fitch stneet
225~St. John street and Edna ave-
nue.
332—Seavlew avenue
street. .
s35~Gregory Boulevard and Second
street.
336~Cove avenue and Fifth street.
Auxiliary box in Marvin school coir
boots with box 385.
Auxiliary box in Fitch school con-
nects with box 216.
Special signals:
One blast of whistle at odd times,
testing or line open.
One blast of whistle at 8 p. m., stan-
dard time.
d Box test at 8 p. 111.. every Wednes-
ay.
Two blasts of whistle, fire out.
Four blasts of whistle at 8. 30 a. in.
no school.
Same call at 11:30 a. m.. one ses-
sion
A telephone message to electric sta-
tion (705) between the hours of 6 11.,
n; and 6 a. m.. giving location of file.
an alarm will be given of nearest box.
itiliiiiili
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his clean ton-
sorial parlor, where you will get the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
and First
ilenry 1.1. Rowland.of Crockett street.
is suffering (mm the grip.
Easter. on April ill. is unusually late
this year. Ash Wednesday is less than
a month away. falling on March 1st.
Mrs. C. L. Ogden's father, Mr.
Eaton. of New Haven. had a bad fall
on the icy sidewalk in that city. lie
injured one ankle badly.
“-—
Wlld geese going northward have
been reported all about us and weath-
er sharps say 'tis a sure sign that win-
ter has not long to linger.
A regular business meeting of the
Phllathea class was held Wednesday
evening in the Methodist church.
There was a good attendance consid-
.ering the unfavorable condition of the
weather. it was voted to give an en-
tertainment the early part of next
month, the details of which will be de
clded at the next meeting. After the
routine business had been transacted
the losing side in the contest held dur~
lng December gave the winners a sup-
per, after which games were played
and a social time was enjoyed. All
those who braved the elements felt
amply repaid for the effort they made
to be present.
.—
-Stops itching instantly. Cures
piles. eczema. salt rheum, latter. itch.
hives, herpes, scabies—Dean's Oint~
meat. At any drug store.
Milli All] Ifllllllll.
Cottage prayer meetings will be held
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
Marshall. Camp Ave. Springdale, and
February 21 at Mr. and Mrs. John
Worth's. Darien side.
Wyaudotte
Cleaner 8: CleanSer
For Dairy and Household uses.
Softens the water without forming
suds. Mopeuad sack. 2611.
easy refunded if not satisfac-
Schlichtiag Brosdtcc.
cu. Railroad Ave. a Main so. can.»
Inset Grocer spatula. m
111 n.1, 3&6me ratio. on». an
11qu
Several sleighs have been seen on
the streets this week.
vb.
1.
George Pack is new working for
the firm of Taylor and Richards.
Oban blag P. Harris accompanied
his fat or to New Jersey yesterday. i
Attorney 8. A. Purity that“ was
fl[day is New York city on
W. 11. Books the insurance mat.
m
The» viiridge school. which was also.
and M..h
msiihg
. “mining out of town friends at their
‘ ;_‘ Rosevilie home.
I . are to enioy a party at the school on
of appendicitis.
engaged as deaconess
teacher, were perfect in attendance
during the month of January:
Cable. Chester Cable, Cornelia Cable.
Samuel Fitch. Josephine McQueen.
ternoon with Mrs. Bruce McQueen.
Merwin will be
next meeting. Tuesday. February let.
1]. w. Ogden conveyed the members
to and from Mrs. McQqu
large sleigh with two horse team. The
dsn’s kindness das greatly appreciat-
e . .
recently pure
ans covend and numbered. The Hert-
The Rules of the Game. The
sry; Florence Baciay. Bud; Nell More
The Great secret, Com
‘m We
, vacuums.
i. 888m 856 Hill. Walleye, .,
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry at... are an-
The pupils of Eastmtlaugatuck school
Valentine a day.
Cards have been received from
Louis Doeschor stating that he is now
in Kansas City and will return home
in the spring.
a...
Postmaster Charles Harris who
has been very ill a long time. left town
yesterday. for a two weeks’ stay at
Atlantic City. NJ .
At the meeting of Aapetuck lodge.
Tuesday evening, it was decided to
postpone their anniversary celebration
from Feb. 21 to 28
The Mandolin and Guitar c,lub of
Norwaik. have been engaged to assist
in the program of the Princess Sun-
ghlne club at their entertainment. Feb.
The funeral of Mrs. Paskelia. moth-
er of Michael Paskeiia. in Less lane.
was held from the Church of the As-
sumption. Wednesday afternoon. and
was largely attended by our itsliaa
residents. Rev.- J. J. Duggnu offl-
ciated. interment followed in King
street cemetery.
with?" .
Joel Godfrey is filling his foe house
this week.
Mrs. A. B. Oorhsm is suffering from
an attack of the grip.
it is reported that W. A. Rogers has
sold his place to New York parties.
E B. Lawrence has numbered an E
M F. touring car of Johnson Bros.
Miss Jean McQueen and Master Rob-
ert McQueen are visiting relatives in
Mount Vernon and will remain over
Lincoln' 9 Birthday
The thanks of those living near the
center are given to t} W Ogden for
his thoughtfulness in breaking paths
with horse and snow plough on Tues-
day after the severe snow.
Mira Alice W. Dertt is recovering
from an operation following an attach
Miss Dertt, who is
in Trinity
Church Hartford is expected home
soon. accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
C. J. DeWitt
Friends in laws have received word
from Mrs. Henry Beers, whovis visic
ing in Los Angeles. that the rose. in
that fine climate are now both profuse
and beautiful, She spent last summer
in Wilton. where she became well so-
quainted with many friends.
The following named panels of
oath Wilton school. Miss Mabel Post,
Aflhlii'
Livingston Morohouse. Charles
Elsie Och. George Rockwell.
Och.
The lJbrary Whtat met Tuesday af-
li‘our tables were 1ikplay. Mrs. A. W.
hostess of the
11's in his
ride was most delightful and Mr. Og-
Tho following is a list of new books
based by the library
book committee. Twelve of these will
be added to the shelves as soon as they
tags of the Desert, Stories of thongs”.
ver
Man: Stewart Edward White, The
Mistress of Shenstone and The Ros-
roe, Faith and Health. Sowing Seeds
in Danny. Miss. Red Power Burns.
es; Thomas
Dixon. John Paul Jones. Flaming!
Quarries. Uncle William; Jeanette
Lee. The Far Horizon and The Adven-
tures of Charles waarda.
mulls
Leon C. Tooker was a visitor
Mount Vernon. Monday.
Miss Beatrice Green. is recovering
from a covert attach of measles.
Wu... .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Humans
are snioylng an extended visit in New
Ycrit city. .
1m. Seth Manchu", of Paelrsltil.
has been a guest of her son. 0. .
Lotta-bury.
Harry Pardy is commuting to New
York. where he is employed by a first
of architects.
W
Supt. unload Ii. Wylie. of the Y.
11. 0. has been iadisoossd the past
few days with a severe said.
Miss Nora Ballard. of animal»
been a knelt of her aunt. Mrs. Edward
M17 in Main street. the pelt few
days. ,
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A CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
FOR EXTERNAL UOI.
Plsisted‘s our; mrflv‘ is so confl»
dent that‘ 2W0 will rid the skin or
scalp of infant or grown person of pin»
pies. blockbntll. dhndf'u ocsema.
or any other form of skin or scalp
eruption, that they will give your
mom back if you arenatentirely sat-
isfied with the results obtained from
the use of ZEMO.
The first application will give prompt
relief and show an improvement and in
every instance where used persistenh
ly, will destroy the em life. leaving
the skin in a clean, eaithy condition.
Let us show you proof of some re~
marksble cures made by ZEMO and
me you s 32 page booklet how to pro-
ve the cilia. Plaintoli’s Drug Store.
‘r
home of Mrs. G. r. Doritos. East Ave-
nue. at 3. Tuesday.
,Mrs. Marian Benedict. widow of the
late T. W. Benedict. was married yes-
terday afternoon in Danbury, to Edgar
Peck. The weddins was a very 'quiet
affair. Mr. and Mrs. Peck are hav-
ing a modern house built in Songs-
luck, but for the present will reside in
Danhury.
“~—
iienry G. Johnson. formerly of the
plumbing firm of Johnson Bros. in
Main street. has secured a position
with the Nelson Detective and Patrol
System, of Brooklyn. This agency
makes a specialty of apprehending de-
sorter: from the army and navy and
Mr. Johnson has all on a trip
through Maine, in the interest of the
concern. He has been sworn in as
a special deputy.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
at the home of Mrs. Edward May in
Main street. Tuesday evonln . Miss
Nona Ballard niece of Mrs. ay. ren
dared several vocal and piano soles
in a. very clever and accomplished
manner. There was dancing and re
freshments were served. Among those
present from out of town were lilies
Cox, Miss Matthews and Joseph Mat-
thews. of Stamford and Wm. iiubbell
of Waterbury.
The Y. M. C. A. Regulars players the
first team of St. John's in the parish
hall. Stamford. Monday evening and
were defeated. 28.11. St. John's boys
played systematically and demonstra-
ted their superiority. Howard M. Boo.
as sprained his left ankle severely in
the first half and was handicapped
througbtout the game. allllcr did not
play and Alfred if. Raymond was sub-
stituted. Nelllgan. Johnson and Kel.
iy played the first half. Edward Rut-
logo was put in Kelly’s place for the
second half and put. up a fast game.
The local boys received good treat-
ment at the hall and will probably
play a return game.
Although Postmaster N. .l. hit-Ken-
no appointment bases yet been made.
There are manyupeople in New Coo
naan anxious to know just what dis-
position has been~‘tlade of the peti-
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White Iron
with 2-inch square posts, the very lat-
est pattern in beds. it’s plain straight
lines matte it most attractive. Reguv
isrly 623.00.
Coastal. 617.50
a.
I. K. HITONILL. UNOIITAKII
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUOI FUINiOHIR
ceases wstt sue me» are.
seaming. cons.
cut-n-
hoiiullt’iimcb’ "Offices
“summations
auvsoov can HATCH
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we «scam seems:
on res. saucer
. repay , .
80100 OllI-QTHBII “WI-II
air. and sire. and flight attend-
edtiie thematiabe 11mins Alhambra
theatre. Stamford
yesterday 1111s .‘
his
prickly but. rashes. him. vy poison if
drlck's term of office expired Jan 30 -
nut/m sad.
for the office it would not be
at surprise or shoes to many if
Congressman E. J. Hill reappointed
the present incumbent There are four
seekers for the office and each of them
feel cpnfldnt of success. They are
l’oatalustet W..i .McKendrick. 1.. n,
Suite. Dr. B. H. Keeler and W. A.
Email era. The apointmenpt carries
with it a salary of 62.100 with good
prospects of it becoming a life position
Postmastehaeneral Hitchcock's
plan to have politics eliminated from
postal service goes into effect. Con
greasrnan Hill is in Washington at the
present time and he will undoubtedly
snake known his decision within a few
aye.
Golda Ments'
Think of the pleasure spoiled—01th.
undue-my pain
you've bad-then DECIDE
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
speclait t’s done exactly and relief
is as if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID IANK IUILOING
. ROOM! 7-.
87 WAOHINOTON STREET.
Hourse-l to 11:30 a. m . and 12:46 to
6 p. 111. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
8 p. 111 .
our Toric
Lenses
give a larger field of vision. bo-
cauae they curve to the shape of
the eyeball; set closer and are
lighter in weight. We employ 0c-
ulists to examine eyes.
THAMER
Optician
ITAMFORO - . - GONN.
Open Monday 6: Saturday Evenings
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River, New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ex.
cent- Sunday), at (l p. m. Freight
received at Norwaik up to 1 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
9. in
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith, 0. C. Housman.
Lessee General Agent
LIGHT
18 THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILS. i8 YOUR
HOUSE PIPED FOR
OAS! WE DO
House Piping
at Cost
DROP IN AND LET U8
GIVE YOU AN ESTI-
MATE ON YOUR HOUSE
Housatonic
Power Co.
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL OHOP
in the Tom
AUTO lulPPLill
Phone 606-60 South Main Street
a. Nowell. Conn. Music mu Block
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THE NEW SCIENCE
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
back. Even if done in- chlldhood it
creates pinched nerves and in in
later life in the dinereut 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-
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
For Sale
Building Lots. shore, Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and €a:mshlp Tickets
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
South NoMlk. Gena.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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in Effect October 2, 1610.
60AUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
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6:093. 6:111. 6:61.
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3 David W. Raymond
19 North Mam Street. South News":
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 3352.
and discomfort
to ‘ have
cases are given special attention: also ‘
84 WASHINGTON IT. 80. NORWALK ‘
Nature Shape Shoes
“Wear Shoes that Fit" '
0 .
Norwaik
love
THE PLACE
BOYS :1
High Cut
Shoes
11.50, 52.12.50“
for Children -
$1.25 to 62
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Two Stores
, Telephone at house. on
i
Notice
Contrary to reports in cir-
culation. l have not sold out
my business. and have no in-
tenlion of doing so.
Will continue to do bust.
"ness at the same stand and
carry the fin at line of Wall
Paper and P nters' Supplies.
as heretofore. with competent
men for all decorative work.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
to First 61., East Nov-walk
. Telephone 462
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Does Yourilooi i ask?
’ihe Century/”Compound
Iron ALL anus
tee a «this see 1 GALLON
We eguarsatee ta to 1
our compound for 5133' :JA'E'LA
91'. correspondence solicit
Century Roofing ~ (in. int... '
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can be furnished completely by “
selecting your goods in our on.
labllshment.
wives are highly artistic. heavy
and substantially built throughout;
Highly ornamental in some
massive and beautiful,
loom Suites are very preparations- r
lug.
for every room in the house. Alli!
our prices will command them~
aches to your purse.
A. J. Aagevme '
134-136 Washington ' 5‘
Funeral Director and Embslmer '
Maxwell. E-M-F. and 0 ‘
Acknowledged to be the
car value exhibited at till
Square Show this year.
16 horsepower cars,
power cars. 6700:
8750.
horsepower cars, 81050101
Can't beat it, on you! No,
Can't even Outta! m
all them it at ‘30!“ Ind 111
Norwalk Conschda 1
The beds them: ,2
ca.
our ed-
We have stylish Furniture ‘
Son Co."
Automobiles
22 horpepo
25 horsepower
Auto‘
Pilot" 118D, ,
rm cold and windy wast. her
makes heaps of fulfill. fen: “ '
to make
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at short notice, or to furnish
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Norwalk Chronicler