"3i. omgwamsltn.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ‘ siftcisnt
. service at all tiling.) .
Personal sttsutio $-
on to all mold a
work. .
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
5 J. Iii/Elflm‘lmf'fi (FY
52.... -,. _. i“ . «was:
Miss Harriet Smith has returned to
Dobbin-y. after being the guest of Miss
Reba Billions for the past few days.
. m
lo l.’lloiumadiou returned to his
hem is toast Norwalli yesterday from
a, villi with relatives in New Haven.
Tile young people are considerably
interested in a diluce to be given at the
high schoai tomorrow evening. A date.
gtaion from here will attend.
Frank Hall who has been laid up
for more than a week by illness, was
able to resume his duties as engineer
at the Crescent Laundry yesterday.
Howard Gehrmanu and Robert Tate.
mo well-known East Norwalk young
men who are now students at the bong
island Medical College, spent the Lin-
coln holiday at their homes here.
The fence along Leslie Gamble's
property on the Benedict Fannie bridge
has been torn down and there is con-
sid rable favorable comment on the im-
pro ed appearance of the property.
There was evidence on every hand
toda that this is St. Valentine’s Day.
-hi 9 there are the usual number of
beautiful tokens of the season. the
chillies were in evidence. as usual.
The snow this morning was some-
what of a surprise to some. as it was
believed yesterday that any more
storm right away would be rain. The
snow .is morning was preceded by
sleet. ‘
nnual meeting of the East Nor-
walk scht Club will be held on the
first Monday evening in March. at
whichdime officers will he elected for
the ensuing year and the other usual
business transacted.
.- l .
Mr. J. E. Fowler. of First street.
who has been undergoing treatment
at a hospital in Brooklyn, is expected
home today. While it is understood
that Mrs. owler is not greatly imporv-
ed, she is
ably. ‘
The
East Norwalli was patriotic yester-
day with its display of American tings
in honor of Abraham Lincoln. Some
flags were also flung to the breeze Sun.
day, as that. wossct ually the birthday
of Lincoln, though yesterday was the
lord holiday celebration.
The public schools resumed their
sessions this morning. following the
Lincoln Day holiday. in which coming
after Sunday. pave the children three
days in succession of vacation. Anoth.
or holiday, Washington's Birthday. is
- iloafb.
haggplladios of the‘aflmlfill'll:
l
or. Miss “Edith Youngs, Miss
skin.
lived to be resting comfort!
'0!“ .0“ possession; is as tol-
iilisii Edith Your”
. Miss Bertha at. John
Mildred ..... . Miss Elsie Kelley
Undergraduates of s College Nearby:
Harold J. .(lsldweli
Toni ...... Horace Koyworth
~ .lscli‘ ........ James Kelley
Miss Ophelia Jildkins . ....... . . .
. Mrs. R. B. GNKOI‘Y
Professor Emilus lildserton. of the fac-
iilty ....... . E. E. Gotham
Kathleen. ti Celtic maiden
. Miss Amy Youngs !
Jones, the seminary manic. Fusinlth
Scene—~Young Lsdies' Sitting Room.
Time~Pmsent.
Director-alarm E. B. Smith. ‘
The young ladies who will be in the
“Folk Dance" are: Miss Mildred 2:01;;
at
Golding. Miss Bertha St. John. Mills
lrene’ Youngs. Miss May Hackett. Miss
Bessie Olmsted. Miss Elsie Kelley,
Miss Nellie Olmsted. Miss Am?
i Youngs. r
-—Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema. acres or any itching of the
Dean's Ointment givos instant
relief. euros quickly. Perfectly safe
fu- childreu. All druggists sell it.
WW4...—
Mrs. Gel-it .Smith. of New York.
spent yesterday at her property at
'i‘okenelte.
Dnvld Blspham, the well~kno n op-
eratic artist. is spending a to days
at his cottage st Toksnelte.
The Stevens Oyster Company made
a shipment of s cal-load of opened oys-
ters to Uticn. New York. today.
desires customers at his clean toa-
sorial parlor. where you will get the
best workmanship. Also a full lino of
Cigars and Tobacco.
liiliil i_iil__llillillilli.
Contractor E. ’l‘. Boles big automo-
bile will be used louigbi to convey a
part of the Methodists from Norwullt
to Cannons. Tomorrow Chauffeur
John R. Finch will ttuhc the machine
to Waterbury after a load of furniture,
expecting to mturn tomorrow night
Wynne.
Cleaner & Cleanser
For Dairy and Household uses.
Softens the water without forming
suds. A flvo‘pound sock. 25¢.
Money refunded if not satisfac-
tory.
Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main on. Dal-ion attention will accomplish a great deal.
Select. Grocer-loop! v. Groin. Flour '
and Father-awn. tail. Glass, sic.
' ' (gun attach ofhllilrsfiis
“ Mr. and Mrs. lvsrsoiif ntou.
l Mrs. G. B.
‘I Mrs. ll. .1. McConkcy has spent a
l Mrs. McNamara. of Worcester.
l Mrs. Helen Godfrey has rstilrnod
fl "Ft-its" Gorhs t gave a talk upon
‘ ash—u...
l Judicious selection of brightly col.
' violin"
The Civic club will hold on import-
ant meeting this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bunnie! llodsc spout are equally fashionable for yoke and
in prospect for next. Weak Wednesday. . Sunday with rcintives in Wedding.
-.—-
.‘ 2 . til ill
tint u dos .
too reduced by simulator to one or
twottsblsspoonfuls may replace the ox.
rac .
M
Aid . «worm: with s .viow to
inure h: ‘ ,9 char I pretty face
or ‘ nilh lift. the. 9 acts of opium
one. . weird collector); chsdtccisr and
but] Qt and solo lino have him but
pool-aisles». and be new veilings for
spin); will passeptymoro modest and
more likable doiiiIIil.
W "’
W
‘2 urn. ii. a. from it autistic: from
Mrs. M. iii. (lollipop , the guest of
. Mr. and Mrs. Phi p’ Gerhardt are
visiting relatives in ow York,
Mr. and Mrs. lilll Williams!) have For
it‘lll’lled from a few days’ visit in Fair»
old.
Even the little gingham andother
Kellogg entertained a
of ladies at wblst Tuesday a!- smart and stylish that one is tempted
v ‘ i .
number
ternoon.
into lbe shops.
The maid who is learning how to
wash and iron' properly at your ex—
ps'use and trans the tablecloths “the
wrong why," that is. crosswise. is un-
wittingly doing you a favor. for it is
very trying to line cloths always to
iron‘ them’ in the some lengthwise
folds. not as it is detrimental to the
hair alvmys to comb it the some way.
._....—-—-—
~—-——o.
few days with her sister. Mrs. Lyon,
in Bridgeport.
Jerome A.'(}odfrey. a former Weston
resident, is ill with pleurlsy at his
home in Cannon.
Emil Haulinan, who was inlured at
the Malblsnc steam saw mill on Sat-
urdsy, is Improving.
lira. 1“er banned and Féuudren
spent over-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Bennett.
Folds of not laid dchu-wiso about
the shoulders are a pleasing change
from the everywhere present chemi-
setto and are lust as effective a meth-
od of introducing the dainty touch of
white or color about the face.
iiiillilllllillli #
Music Hall
South Norwsik Phone 34!
Mash. has left town. after a visit with
Mr. and “Mrs. T. W. Treadwoll.
from a few days’ visit with her cousin.
Mrs. Clarence 'Miller. in Bridgeport.
the Klondilto. it is be has spent sov-'
oral days. at Nordeld Grange, on Fri-
day evening.
\
Mrs. Howie! Williams continues
quite iii, us also does Theron Brown
and Mrs. Sarah Perry. Miss Catherine
Snyder in also ill.
Motions Thursday and Istur-
day. 2:30 o’clock—Ivanhoe at
3:16 Sharp
WEEK OF FII. 13 '
Music all Itock Company in
David issue's amt-st Ploy
‘flhefigGirl,
Golden
West”
Wednssdsy Eva. 15th. Ponsuus
Council. Royal Arcsnum. of
One of Albert uuforls loam horses
died a few days ago. making the third
animal Mr. hauler has lost since on-
gaging in team work.
m‘
REMEMBER THE NAME
Foley‘s Honey and Tar for all coughs
and colds. for oroup, bronchitis.
hosrseness and for rat: lag is gripps
coughs. No opiates. fuse roboti-
tutes. The Fridge Phamacy and W.
F. ngmore a Co. ”
on.
llf ’llfliliiil ill Willi.
Gold ornaments with brown frocks
and silver with blue ones seem to have
the preference this season. Of course
all the colored stones matching. or har- Norwsik.
moniains. with the different colored "an“, g..." 1“... Trolley-
gowns are very much in vogue. but mun. Union.
careful selection of a few enables the
ilpottrdste girl to be tastlly dressed
even to this last small detail.
Moving Pictures and illustrated
Songs Between the Acts
WEEK FIB. 20—“Aro You a
Mason 9" the Boot Comedy yet.
Extra Matinee Washington's
Birthday—buts now. Fob. 2i.
Tuesday £vo.. Elks' Night.
Boots at Cox Office or Wood's
Drug tier... Nam-Iii. two
who in ”VOID“.
Straight edged tunicmai‘o exceediuxr
‘ ly good for the tall girl. but short ones
are prode to select those with aloplns
edges and points ending in long stilt
insects.
cred beads for delicate 'ombroideries
on cloth gowns results in an exceed.
ingly sm‘rt trimming.
“7
Special loducements
This; Month, on .
Upholstering and
Repairing Furniture
New Stock. of Tapes-
tries - Denirus ~
Plain & Fancy Burlsps
Now is the time. before the weather
is hor. to get your-Irma in perfect cou-
'dlflofi for wearing the short sloolII
iwhich we are told will be the correct
thin: for all summer drones. And
rcmember~lntennitteiii care will so
complish nothing; iogular. persistent
The real "onenloce" gown. that is
lone cut in one piece from shoulder to
horn. is s desirable model for a young
i girl. the high waist line being outlined
with a hoov cord which is fininbed
simply with oops or.with long, heavy
lltlllt'll. as preferred.
i ‘ ”
l The hexagonal lists that have boss
and are still so popular for vsilings I. K. MITCHILL. UNDII'I’AKII
undersioeves. being uboclslly pretty
in black.
. A ll"
f strongest-I
to send home one each time she goes.
‘ herring gull, quail.
a “the entertainment com.‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. trees have re-
mfifim yum". Hook and {ladder turned from a visit in New Haven.
0 ii has been anned
iédim'finw :vbning, at” which Herbert Williams has been clitor-
time several events will be considered. tslniris his brother from how Haven.
The company has some halt down dan-
' cos and other functions in prospect.
for the next few weeks. '
Earl L'Hommodieu. George Howard Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barlow spent
and several of their young men friends Sunday with relatives in Cross lilgh-
had quite a mystery in Osborn svouus my.
last night. These young men. who ' -~ ‘
have previously experimented with file Woman: Buileilcenl
wlnlou holography. sroruow engaged will most. tomorrow afternoon. with
in electric light experimental work and Mrs. bong.
thoyiri ed up is powerful light for o.
era. The pictures were
John Robinson has not yet resumed
his duties with the Consolidated road.
tbot gathered. wondered where ihoy'sutsrtaiomcntyostorday.
cum from.
m Hook and Ladder and limiguom of friends in tho Farms.
Compony. was held last night at the
firs house in Von Zonal, street. at
Miss Robocca ion on and
is playor piano. Tho instrument was day with relatives in Btroti’ord:
com carter: mi
J ‘ in the my q Cari Diodrie
D
~. the tool vols on the '
wan to. ,lbuy i‘tawu not tolled until lucrative posit! in woman.
tortillas. The drums are vs decided not to accept his situation.
Mia!“ with it. Thu
nowm -
‘ w .t ri oi lsllb-l Milo Bulls shorwooii bu vacated «mountains-sow
an instrument I! it! n m the homestead in Own Hilhwor. and with the odd littis
loci sailor discussion at be meeting.
‘m'lIiiorwood cams assi- having
W _. chm “99““ "I!
"tinsel“..tlo ' m u in:
m ‘ _
VI,“ “4 W’Mflll
will reside with Mu. Mary Adams.
p III MI Illl’llll.
‘ Jill.
, . . .|
Mini tits into
towns
. oirsutoiir . t 7 ii
to hitlhsrwdotll'
'lllllMilfid-of ,
out. I ‘Wflgt
society ,
The Princess sunshine club hold
ill wit on s barn and quite a crowd their iii-st rshoorssi for their coming
J. Frank Elwood and little nephew
~ Ambirthly business menu: of my Of New Jersey. were over Sunday
m... tilllldl or supple I
um}, um. n yrs-decided to pump”. Nollie [voodoo spout undsy slid Moo- “Will ”VIM"! will”. ‘0 “mom
who was otfsr'od a
has . Whore is the small child ringside
«vs
Tumult“ from New York who
urchin-ii the Whitman residence on it” lira your: " .
info“ fit this structure to have it womanly III. Hudson and
in . I W ' is I
f The. Mime-minor and honing More. a: so
’ Wadi" m... “Won “hi3" ‘d'mdi “m"
y ' a as , n ., * . . .
enchants-awn am locum. 4 A doubts ,_ m
, , and
lasers can” squ'md rodeo
W
.
Crepe shirts are spoken of as a thing
that will bars a boom next summer.
says the Haber-duller. The! III
the advultuo of standing the loo-d
very well. and tho outlaw of tho nit
turial muss thou skirts delightfully
comfortable to wear. With soft shirts
so much hr fashion for the winter. it
would not ho surprising if the crops
shirt should begin it boom even earlier
than the critics think.
now-
Thsro is an undeniable charm about
the short. straight. transparent "on.
i i g sleeves that cling closely to round
a pink arms but there is nothing
pleasing stout them when worn by
women who can make no claim to
.boauiy of contour.
' The little gowns mode of ductilit-
able materials. ii i and soft ill that?
'selvss slid autopsied by dis slim
cart-.1» I aim
lot the p «or a day or two‘s trip
to s cl y or a weekend party.
m be willl
to wear an apron
his or bar 0
hos it the m ulssisd
urinat-
h from our
sic: around the hour
ado...
“snip-mas ‘46
period!
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list
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m... ”firm ‘
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noun trunnion-n
conusn‘wsu. AND man on.
rims“. court.
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11:0 Ivenlnsfienihdl
ANVIODY 0AM HATCH
OHIOKINO
i” A
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‘ rlis sinusi- poems:
on vita Militar-
room
wuss IIZMHIII owns
9“ :17 .' $3
'4 trips. ii 08
BUCK; YE
Mimi in
. , . ill. Whilst-list” Ils-
lliirtsdi‘ly Monitors at Miss Hurst’s.
The senior meeting of tile Nor-
walk llird Club was held last night
at the bottle of Miss liurd. in West
avenue. Some interesting bird notes
for the winter is the rod poll linueis.
from the for north. which have been
seen in large iioclls. A pair of fox
sparrows are Itailnx through the win-
tor. Horned Iarlis on tb shore. and
several kingfishers are
with us.
house frock; of wash materials ”9 “0‘ A beautiful bill of pictures. lllllil-
tinting a lecture called The Forest.
was shown by tho storeoptiuoii. and
much enjoyed. it included pictures
in the redwood invents, the Yosemite
valley. the White, mountains and tho
0 ympic mountains. ..
Thirty~throe varieties of birds war
the month. and are as follow:
Brondbill duck. golden eye duck.
black eye duck, grebe. Canada goons.
mourning dove, rod-shouldered hawk.
smooch owl. kingfisher. hairy wood~
pecker. flicker. horned lark. blue lay.
crow. Acadlan owl, red poll, starling,
meadow isrk. purple tlnch. gold finch.
pins sisltin, white-thrusted sparrow.
tree sparrow junco. song sparrow, fox
sparrow, brown creeper, white-breast-
ed nuibatch. blue bird.
Y“
0
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LIGHT
is THE Lioiir THAT
nsvsa FAILS. is vouh
House PIPED ron
aim we on
House Piping
at Cost
DROP is also an us
oivs YOU AN tori.
MAT! on you HOUSE
Housatonic
Power Co.
v. . ._.,.. -m...~ W
lDW-WI-m molly and relief
is com if we fit your eyes.
lso staying ,
seen about the town and shore during many Line.
' For FREIGHT Only
ruffled grouse, '
chance to help you.
’ T. FRANCIS. D. C.
' Worm distill.“ spoiled—oi that
~ whammy".
you s on are
your one admin-d tods .
OPTOMITRY
Tho corruption often troubles. our
Call today for examination.
Feuwick Optical Co.
Uiiii'i'lo IANK IUiLomo
. I
I1 wit-mum's» noun“
flours-I to 11 :no I. ill. Mid 12245 n-
ii p. in. Monday and hunt-day. 't to
I o. in
W....W-m,. .. ..,. . ,
.. NY
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York ii’oot
ofVDovor street), every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at :1 p. m. . iii-eight
received at Norwaik up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwnlit up to 5:30
D. In.
Norwslll ‘ Steamboili Company
Arming J. Smith, c. C. Housman,
Locus . General Agent
The Reed & Volk , -
- Electrical Co.
The only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
Phone 805—60, South Main strut
B. Not-wall. Conan Music Hall Block
THE NEW “SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
cause of tho disuse and the art of ad
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiroprstcors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousnsss. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are Elven specialmtteution; also
Curvature of this Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
04 WASHINGTON 01‘. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Trootrnonts Given Also
v—u 2. '3- ‘-” Aha-mun...“
Iuiiding Lots. Shore. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and Itasmshlp Tickets
J. M Layton & Co.
south Nor-walk, Conn.
insurance and loci Estate Agents
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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6:57. 7:10. 7:“. 8:173. 8:511, 0:153,
12M. 1:49;. 8:11.
times. 6:85. 5:501. 8:40. 6:50;. 7:161.
Iunds
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P. 1-18:5”. 3:8“. 2: It, 5:".
limit.
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hills. 0:081. 3:032. moor. 9:80. 11:00:.
Milo; limits.
luring:
xiii—ulna. vi . me. sing.
"has: not 101k son sill.
v r" i 2 p l . 2
rim. 1:00;. min. tum. '
w
ii. lip-trim 1:131. on. till.
“£15105”. "is“. man. 11:11.
it”.
.mon slots. sites.
1:“ hit.
vision. ’
Till“. tilts. dill. fins.
scour No souru traumas.
A. 3.4:“. “It“, It". It”. 1020!.
David W. Raymond
FunergiDirector‘ and Embaimer
10 North Main lair-set. South Norwslk
Residence, 6 Washington strut.
Telephone at office. use.
Tolopllono It house. an.
. r
N. t.
Contrary to reports in cir-
culation. 1 lion not sold out
my business. and have no in-
tentlon of doing so. ‘
Will continuo to do busi-
High-Cut , ,
$1.50. $2. $2.50 '
N'ature Shape Shoes
“Wear Shoes
Norwalk
ove
Boys}
Shoesfjm
for Childrtn
$1.25 to $2 ,
‘ that Fit" ‘
m
Two Stores .
South Norwslk
Chiropractic is the science of the N
can be furnished completely by
selecting your goods "in our es-
tublishmeni.
selves are highly artistic. he“?
Qid substantially built throughout.
lllgbly ornamental in unbalanced,
massive and beautiful. our Bed.-
i-oom Suites are very prepossess-
ing. We have stylish Furniture
for every room in the basswood.
our prices will command them-
selves to your purse.
A. J. Angevine 8t" ‘
islisswannmsoml‘
Maxwell. our. and More
Acknowledged to be the " -
ciir villus exhibited at “SIM“
3qung Show this year.
orsepower cars, ”Gill 2.0 horse-
3%?” cars. was; 23 horsepower so".
horsepower cars, It” to 1
Can‘t beat it. can you:2 4°0-
csn‘t bvcn equal it.
iall about ii at
Norwalk Consolidated
can at tho oasis stand and
carry the finest libs of Wall
Paper and Psiatcrs’ Supplies.
as heretofore. with compote t
Ion iot- all decorative work.
. E. E. G‘orham
Decorator
to First It. int Norwaik
. Telephone 452
The beds theme
Sou Co..-
Automobiles
l”. ms
25 horsepower oars. W: as
No. you
Come and loos-n
Auto Company ’
Phone 112d “ ‘
'74!!!” \
This cold and windywoflilor.
TIN Roots
non...“
Does Your Roof Leak?
ruCentury Compound
mu ALL LIAM.
I“ I CALI-ON
We the weather
scream tar thus yours.
liar m Ours-postural
rifts
o solicit-
I00 I»0ALLON
of
II.
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“Wil- WW‘
”evict Michal .,
loam it Hit any. w
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1
makes heaps of trouble for
~AND-
LEADERS;
We are in p position l
to "ilk. <
REPAIRS. *"
at short notice. or to furnish
estimates for
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