Get
Your Filled ,
Drqudnts It the .
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eiliolent
service at all tibial. .
Personal attention til-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait tor your car
ERIDGE
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- ii. PAHKIR. Maneder‘
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Mrs. 'Marcusli Pelham is seriou‘dly
ill at' her home, 48 Van Zandt street.
Andrew Bloomquist, the well-known
and popular motorman, has been ill
for several days at hlshome In Filth
street.
,
Mrs. C. H. Aistborpe, of Seavlew
avenue, has returned home from a few
days visit in Brooklyn, New Y,ork
w9herc she has been the guest of her
8 ster.
Advantage of the fact that there is
no sessions in the public schools today
is being taken to install the auxiliary
tire boxes in the Fitch and Marvin
schools.
The next legular meeting of the
East Norwalk Fire District committee
is to be held on Monday evening or
next week at the motor-generator
house in Scaview avenue.
Miss Hattie Smith daughter of the
Rev. Dr. A. J. Smith of Brooklyn, for-
merly pastor of the East Avenue Moth
odist Church is a guest of her aunt,
Mrs. M. D. Doro. of Rowan street.
m
This morning‘s moderated weather
brought out the weather prophets
snow with the declaration that at last
'the back-bone of winter is broken. The
prediction is at least a popular one.
The school children, at least all ex;
cept possibly a very small percentage
of them. are happy today over the fact
that there is no school, the holiday be
ing. of course, in celebration of Lin-
coln's birthday.
Local theatrogoers are happy at the
prospect of- losing The Girl of the
Golden West this week as played by
the'MusIe Hall Stock Company. The
presentation of The Wolf last waek ex
(lied a great deal of favorable com
meat. .
Oscar Reynolds was the leader or
the Loyal Workers‘ Society meeting
last evesning at the Advent Christian
Church. The leader for next Sunday
evening's meeting is to be Grace Rey:
noids and the subject will be the Story
of the Good Samaritan.
A monthly business roosting of the
Epworth Moguoof the ,hiostAvanue
Methodist Church will be held this eve-
sing at the church The of
the Woman’s Foreign Mil onary So
cicty postponed from last week will
be held tomorrow evening with Mrs.
Daniel ii'iionimcdieu. at her home in
Rowan street.
information has come to the Fire
District committee which satisdos
them pretty thoroughly as to who the
parties are who have been breaking
the glass of the little protector home
over the keys oi the tire alarm boxes.
Tish-co Ilse hovel not quite decided
whit ills' will do in the matter, but
it was stated this morning that they
will probably make examples or one
or two‘borlonl.
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Yester ital one of the most im~
pertain evil of the year at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. in .tho
morning the congregation had
. ,“zld‘lll lRoborto.‘ Hawkins;
Mrs. D". I. Merriam. Miss Nina Camera
3
l
i
I
bb oi! the choir participated So-
runs?“1 so Events. Friends, Miss
lib .Mrs. (liars. Williams. Miss
(lMsrfle Carpenter. Miss Sarah Fergu-
son. Miss lsabcl ilaniord. Miss Emma
Anderson..:Miss Alberta Tulsa and
contraltos',
tor, Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter. Mrs.
Aquila Greenwood; tenors N. ii. For-
son. F. I. Merriam, Russell my and
thur Plait; bassos, F. J. Foros.A .
F Hathaway. Joseph Pennsll' and Fred-
srick Hawkins. Copies of the can-
lots were distributed among the cou-
illiiillllli
Robert Scalzi
desires customers at his class ton-
sorial’ psrlor,7whsrs you will set the
best workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
Miss Olive M. Smith. of Bridgeport.
is the guest of Miss E. l“. Walker, of
Cudlipp street ‘
Charles Petty, of ROWuy'loll has so
cured a position for Saturday evenings
in Louis PriCe' a clothing slorc.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
aubuslness meeting at their rooms to
marrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Charles Jones and. daughter; at
Stamford, who ovvn a fine place
Bells island, were visitors hora Sat-
urrlay.
’l‘he Ladics‘ Auxiliary of iiowaylou
Hose Company will give a supper l'n
iht‘. hose liouscntomorrow lilglit.. from
6:30 to 8:30.
The monthly nicotine of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held this evening, and after a large
amount of important business hus been
transacted an oyster supper will be
served, Captain w. 1. Stevens having
made arrangements for a bountiful
supply of delicious bivalves
A large force of men are engaged
clearing the debris of the two burned
houses from Albert liarton‘spcoperiy
in Rowuyton avenue. Mr. liartog rustic
a very satisfactory settlement. with the
insurance companies. and exports to
erect a large and handsome rmldcuco
in the center of the property.
A very inteicstlng service “as bold
in the liownvton Ilapilst Church last
evening. The. p tor. licv. F A. Gun
nlngham. conddc ed a patriotic ser-
vice, hlg topic being The Three Cs
That Made Abraham Lillcolu a Power
in Moulding the Lives of Rising (len-
erations. At noon Richard ’Piadcr
conducted the usual Bible class. He
is giving a course. of siud\ through the
Bible, assisted by charts.
Mr. and Mrs John ll. Collies, of
Rowayton. left Saturday u-lih Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Jarvis. of New Rochelle.
N. Y.. for an asiendci trip to the West
indies, stoppini: at Kingston, Jamaica.
Colon, Panama, S..ntl:igo, Havana and
several places In Florida, returning
about the end of march. They will
be joined in Jamaica by friends from
Brooklyn. N. Y.. who sailed on Jan.
uary 20, for a cruise to South Amer-
ica. ”The party anticipate having a
most enjoyable time and two birth-
days will be celebrated on February
20 at Port Antonio Jauuiicn. where
the party will stop at the Hotel bitch
llillllll illil liilllillilli.
The engagement is announced or
Miss Frances Hall, dsua'htor of Mrs.
S. E. Bartram, toCharios 1.5. Woundy.
of Stamford. formerly of New Canaan.
Mrs. George B. Edwards and Miss
Edwards, who spent a year with Mrs
H M Valentino in Dal-ion, are now
”'9 in Fort Sumner. New Mexico. where
pleasure of ““9““ l 3“ ““0 “3" Keith Edwards Mrs. Edward” eon.
soon by the Rev. Dr. or ii. decode
noughp p’erintlendoot. I that!
» afte ooh I. 5 o'
. er the direction oi hi.
8 son. At the chariot-l7
use only ”blind instill" canto
calico discussion. ..
it was I splendid scum
t Avenue
Mmmhplscbpfl gli‘lrcb. last eve-
in their rendition oi the exquisite
%.m ”We small of miles bile The
in?“ l '0';
toga rolntgem 8 add wellhead rogi.9
‘ i yorhilyht efputor and 01061ij
crew n w a “film -
assistance! slider-m ”not:
rm attests harnsrmpil
l a itsnediotliio
do"
‘ no heldir :’
in " Mil tho Into«boil'r‘i’liibn c'lll It;
,‘l‘hs 3°”? °' Heaven. '“ very Iblif ‘iiaura Graves. who is a member of the
has a line position in the Land Oiilcc.
A concert. of musical interest is to
be siren in thortloasrcsstlonel Church
aDarien on Tuesday oVoning. Miss
chorus .’st- the lilies-ruminantw «Opera
House. New York. is to sing. and W.
C. Perry and Miss Theresa ii yt will
sing a song cycle together.'i‘ cm are
one instrumental duets given by
don that display Whitney and Mill Hoyt
Cleaner '8: Cleanser
#3. and Humid true.
A roll- $00:th lei-mills
‘ W" [mil M
malls (it use «edit-flo-
I relative to til
1 the candidates has been strongly on-
' domed. Mr. Hill is so busy with em
ill.
“ Stats! no Iii attendance. lo are dull
sen have accepted invitations;
fermion!“
'1 also or millennium r
rials for the
mm “6330““: sister “mead:
malls tool , ll ,
Y in tho
”WWW”: lowldmesfimh at
dies reciprocity and other, matters
that he has not had also time to
give to the case. lie will take it up
as soon as possible and make a rec
ommsndstloa.
Wiill’lllll
i‘tollo Gltford ls ill with a severe at-
tack o'i mumps.
Miss Emily Snlfion has returned
from a visit In New liavon.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Buyer will entertain
a number of friends at a valentine
party tomorrow.
Orville Mills. of Dorian, was a re
cent guest of his sister in Cross
Highway, Saturday.
.
The .lunlor League of Christ Church;
holds its regular meeting on Solar.
day in the parish rooms.
Major Ebstcin will address the His.
toricai «meeting this evening at the
homo of Col.‘.iohn Partridge.
The Men's Civic club will hold an
important meeting tomorrow even
lug in tho selectmen's rooms.
‘ Henry Stoddard has charge of thol
laundry business of E ililgs dur-
ins,r his absence in Porto Rico. -
Rufus Wakoman, of Saugatuck. is
confined to his home suiierlng from
injuries received lust. week by falling
on the Ice.
The soveu-ycnr-old daughter of Mr
and Mrs. King is suffering with scvcrc
burns received last creel: by failing on
a red hot stove.
A lurin- rotary sweeper to he used
in- place of the large snow plow has
been added in the trolley equipments
the past week.
Misses Alice Lo Dun. Ella McAulcy.
Pauline Smith. local school teachers.
are enjoying lbclr vacation at their
homes In lliuibury.
hirs. tlcorgc Sherwood has rccot‘cu
ad from the mumps and is now visit-
ing in Siarti’ord during her husband's
absence In l-lartford.
Mr. and Mrs. John ii.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
landed a dams and
Souihpori last melting.
Marlin Nolan who went to (sundn
on business several weeks also and
was taken ill there has rerowrod and
will return home this such
Edward Wheeler, “hose right arm
was crippled last summer by an olcc-
trical shock. underwent an open»
tion In the Post Graduate hospital.
New York. last wool: and is getting
along nicely.
Weed and
Barlow lli~
rcccpilon in
8. a. Purday. W. F. Preston, Rollic
Iioors and Joseph Snlfien have been
appointed a committee to make ar-
rangements for the celebration of the. .
anniversary pmgrnin of Aspcluck
lodge, which will be held Fob. 2S.
f the children of William Col
lins Seugaluck is ill with the scan
let ism. it will be remembered that
one at the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Collins died last week with diphilicc
in. They have the sympathy of the on:
tire community.
The weather conditions make suck
for the natural growth oysicrmcu
with their entail hosts a prcity mush
proposition. and although several
boats have been at work In the blimr
cold of the past tow days, not much
has been accomplished.
Miss Alma Allen gave a card party
to her friends at her homo onCompo
street. Friday owning. Among thosc
present were Mr. and Mrs. Issac
Welsh, Mr and Mrs Edward Collar.
Mr and Mrs. (lei-ham. Mrs iiesekluh
Allen, Miss lildun Coylar. Granville
Coylsr, Perry Haynes and Elinor lien
dsrson.
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PAN-AMERICAN OOMERCIAL CON-
FERENOE.
Representatives of Leading Manufac-
turing and Other Establishments
nether In Washington.
WASHINGTON. Feb. iii—«Many deio-
gutou to tho Pewmnericuu (:ommorcini
tionlereuce. which is to occupy ‘ the
entire week. arrived here today. and
indications are for one of the most
comprehensive gatherings oi commor
ciai interests ever held In this coun
try.
Representatives from leading menu.
factoring, exporting and importing ol-
tabiilhmeatl in all sorts of the United
sales from «door clues. lion beds
srioah diplomats and sons 3 oiii
pee
ticipate in the assent disculliono of
the conference
With the exception of the spinning
I? unset have
bell: mhldu ed, the moils: or idlovhai
‘WM Wilt “pup“ *1 till
0 liliA All: A It “rs
JsNN‘llvos was.
ovum
For oh, so wildlyo Hove, him
but paradise its i were dim
tonsils, It shared with him.
no. white deg oi on» tile». and
the“ olive oration n has but at the
home of Gears e 0 Jon no. is Greens
Fame: Pelee offering have been
forwarded and accepted and now all
is tranquil. after many entrails on tho
soaj of matrimony, followed by a separe
stlonv, in Which the its went home to
her mother in No York city. Petlé
lions i‘or divorcsin the Superior court
included allegations set up by both
sides. The couple are now In accord,
and are living happily under the some
root. A reconciliation- has been effec—
tod.
George 3. Jennings is one of the
best known and most popular among
the residents of Greene Farms. His
wife before their marriage March 3!
1908. was Alexandria Maconlor Fullol
ion. of New iork, the daughter of u
well-rode family. ’i‘holr married life
apparently was happy, until it began
to be rumored that trouble was brow-
iug. in the little homestead. Then it
was learned that the wife had ilown
to her mother in New York. Next pa~
pers were served on Jennings ht lili-l
home. for divorce. on the grounds of
intolerable cruelty and asking for aii~
mony. Jennings is well possessed of
worldly goods.
.2 \
Banks, Jennings, secured Attorney
James A. Marv, who when he made
appearance, also brought a cross com-
plaint on Dec. 5, 1010, alleging that
rs. Jennings had been guilty oi mis-
conduct with Joc qun‘ngs. of South-
port. Not to be outdone Mrs. Jennings
on Dec. 19. 1910 chino back with an ad-
diilonal allegations stating that
husband had been guilty of uniconduci
with women. The suits and the cross
coinplsinis raised quite a stir In the
fashionable little town. for tho Jen-.1
Minus were high In the social set.
w... . film
MR8. HAWLEY'S DAUGHTER LOST.
'i‘hcro was considerable excitement
about Norwullr, Saturday afternoon.
when Mrs. William iiawlcy', of Ticrncy
street. could to Captain Thomas Hunt
and told him that her four-ycnr-old
daughter was lost. She was nearly
distracted and was In a very nervous
slain owing to her trouble. She was
looking for the child and Callisto Hunt
also Joined in tho scorch. He wont to
the station house in Water street later
and received a telephone call from
some house at llw upper end of Main
street. which told that a little girl,
calling herself llswley, had boon
found. lie sent word to the mother,
who went again in scorch of her
daughter. She was ovor-Joycd at dudu
log the child and the little girl was
also (who happy to think that she had
bl". il Eatind.
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first lur'
uE-E‘us; larval: "Is
at! whit glint: Riot-«m
MIMI-rut ”Mtflifii. firidfiagfl
50106! catchments
Special loducements
This Month on
Upholstering and
Repairing Furniture
New Stockist Tapes-
tries- Denims -
Plain 8: Fancy Burlaps
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MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
B. K.
F. A MITCHELL
' wooed cosmetics
consul wact‘auo mos ere.
soawaur. cons.
nun—tn—
Norwslk Branch Office oi
The Evening Sentinel
MYI9B‘V SAN MATCH >
INCUBANR
rill stall-Low sesame
on modernist?
, rooav
also snowball s
Co.
I... iaalt‘.
Mrs. Jennings engaged Davenport it ‘
her I
1 bag mix. me. 7:101. 0:00;.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 18.-'1'W0 Ellih
ucated young Chinese women. Mrs. J.
June. a graduate of the canton Normal
school, aond Miss I) too, graduate oi
the University of California, addressed
a revolutionary mecting‘under the sus-
iast night, urging their male hearers
to take up arms and fight for a repub-
llpc in China. The young women ware
cheered during their appeals,
thi! Chinese "Ghoul-l
Wong."
”‘MVH‘NH—N «um nus-— H... .....
Mnrsellaise, O
.. Our Toric
Lenses
give a larger field of vision, be-
cause they curve to the shape of.
the eyeball: sot closer and are
lighter in weight. We employ 0c-
ulists to examine eyes.
THAMER
Optician
s'rauroao CONN.
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
LIGHT
IS THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILS. is YOUR
HOUSE PIPED FOR
GAS? WE DO
House Piping
at Cost
DROP IN AND LET US
GIVE YOU AN E8Ti~
MATE ON YOUR HOUSE
.Housatonic
Power Co.
.........._..s W”... n.-. ...
[For Sale
Building Lois, Shore. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and atoamehlp Tickets
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
J
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
rm: TABLE.
mm...
in Effect October 2, 1010.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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piece of the Young China Party hero ' 7’ V
after ,
which the audience joined in singing ,
cl. Nor-walk. Conn.
20:06. .
Later, lug, um.
somatic
onnoc
3011'?
your GM ,
‘ cables. our
m relief
:5 ‘ Ital ‘ 7.4:."
e7 waeumcromwassr
Hostel?! in nu so a. in: will col
0 p. in. Monday and trim
l p. m
Daily Line to N. Y. I
For FREIGH I‘ Only
Freight Propellers lenvo i’ier
28,1L‘nst River,. New York (foot
0! Dover strsotl. (-vciy illly tus-
cept Sunday). at :2 u. m. Frcllzht
received iii Norivuilt up in i p.
m. and South Nill‘wulk up to {3:30
0. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlng J. Smith, C. C. Hegoman.
Lessee General Agent
!
I
I
The Reed 8: Yolk
Electrical Co.
The Ouiy'Fuiiy Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPL'ES
Phone still-4'0 Sodiu Main Street
M-‘lfilt‘ Hu'lll H1000!
THE NEW bClENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the silence of the
cause of the disease and the all of ad
hurting the same. Discuscs are caused
by a wrcnch. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done In childhood it
creates pinched norms and pain in
later life in the (llffcout organs and
limbs.
(‘lliroprnicorsremove 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-
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spluc. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic :1
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WASHINGTON 81'. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
David W Raymond
19 North Main Street. South Norwslk
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone It office. 380-2.
Telephone at house. 693.
Notice
Contrary to reports In cir-
culation, i have not sold out
my business. and have no In»
temlou of doing so.
Will continue to do busi-
ness at the same stand and
carry the lineal line oi Wall
Paper and Paintsrs' Supplies.
as heretofore, with competent
men for all decorative wort:
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First at. East Norwah
Telephone are
-WD‘¢4M
Does Your Root i sold
W‘s-”v 1--
The Céntury Compound
, "OP. ALL [JARS
500 I GALLON l”. “500 0 GALLON
our Compound rev three years. Write
tor ntioistu. correspondence siillcibl
Century Rooting 00.. inc.
Funeral Director and Embaimer '“
'We guarantee the Valium wear or .
Nature Shape Shoes ,
i 6‘ 96
l Wear Shoes that Fit
in.
. Norwalk
THE PLACE
Boys" V
High-Cut
ShoeS‘
31.50, oz, $2.50,
for Children
$1.25 to $2
- "T 1 W.
Two Stores
South Norwalk
Bcd- Rooms Beam!
l
solves are highly artistic, heavy . .
:illl] substantially built throughout.
1
massive and beautiful, our Beds '
mun Suites are very prepossess- ‘
I
l
l
out
Hi‘lit‘s to your purse.
A inowiodged to be the greats
rill
Silllill‘R Show this year.
~ iii horsepower cars, 8600: 20 “PW
ponm curs. $700; 22 horsepower e re,
950;
horsepower tars, $1000 to 61400
Can‘t beat it, can you?
can't even equal it.
all
Norwalk Consolidated
m: be furnished completely by
Hillilillilg your goods in our es- _,
Maxwell, EM-F, and Flanders
lulllishlnout The beds them-
lighly ornamental in appearance.
lg We have stylish Furniture
or every coma in the house. 0“,“
prices will commend them-
A. ..J Angevine do
Son Co.
l34-l36 Washington 8
Automobiles
\ulue exhibited at the MICRO
25 horsepower cars, 3960‘ .
No.13»:
Come and ion
about it at
Auto Company:
Phone 1120
This cold and windy insulted:
makes heaps of trouble f ‘
We are do I position
it make
REPAIRS
at short notice, or". to
estimates. for“
Norwalk Chronicler