.gflfltwm
_ lgdiMm tho “
critter.“ ‘
deflection or eye troubles, our
‘77: 7 " trainees"
. . 7 . A A‘ «c. as was lit o
a; k i , r l .
2 A ””3“ "7 "l runs Clark. at mm street. crested
“1533“,; M, Ma little excitement ibisffio arcing on the , your m.
5;“. Wain“. “6” AA trolley car which left orwalk for the
Wtorb .Aaml few The?“ L A iii“ ilim“i‘l“”i£i‘i'“il‘ {wires
1 ' , , w e a car has a .
23%; million outing with “fem “a A 7 m" came in cement '“h “‘9 lead in?“ igwi'i‘t. giftgsind toilet
hlcli were confiscated at the ”M21177 wire on the heater, breaking it andl Cali “9“, m. examination.
is evening as sourenirs. Alterth ~
. causing electricity to fly around the
prises were distributed. the door. I 'FeIIWiCk optical C0
6
car promiscuously. it seems that the
cleared for dancing. which w“ ind ‘ lead wire electrified the metal uponl
ed in until the early hours, Smith's or many gum “"me
A coped--
. . . , .Si‘h
. A, . i «your “A ass-.ii.
Jill's? Air » ' no.3» : «six-oar
mun-u W a wwoawuiu—u-q-
uwmwme ‘
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ml: urn
Boys’ '
High Cut
Shoes
$1. 50, $2, $2 50.
M m , ..
t bridge on issue bill. Tuesday.
cg he residents at title's»-
n of the town are now coming to a
tail realisation that. as a matter 0:7
fact they have had a cndnce to say
which the snowy foot of Mr. Clark was
we... BA... ,A ... ..., mt? very little about what kind at it. oh ,1. resting. immediately the connection
W €226" “a" be constructed. it has innitmsfcf. Sg‘mmm'cfiu“. being perfected. Mr. Clark rose insthe '7 WAIHiNG'i’O‘. UTI’EET.
air from his seat, and is said to have
'simply been a case of being handed
smoothing with the declaration “Take
consisted of William Golden. Thomas
1. . Home—lion: so am .and new
made a record sitting high jump. 'l‘ltett
‘53:: t8 MM”1113:! ggizdortnothiua" hit is hilly remain» Eiffiiii.iilii”°s3§'i'l37’ni?§“‘&n2& '7 l‘iAY sfirsncso TWLJAi. "19 f'lre sawed the insulation lisylns': 9- m- "0““! ”‘0 “mm". 7 to
r . 0o. idiot“ w an a half“! was Miss B. Canovam Mill Sarah water Judge, Edward M. weltwood; or the 0001.0. and when the tar reached 0- III
South Norwalk it was filled with
cracks. Conductor Arthur Bushel and
Motorola!) Frank Barker extinguished;
the tire before any serious consequen-
ces reunited.
held a few months ago at the leot~
'inoa'e oiiioe there was practically a
(unanimity of expression in favor of
[titling in solidly the lilast Nor-walk ap-
nrosch as for w Athe government line,
but no silently was paid to it by
visionlarles to would have a can.
he‘w'lv
Bridge ilii'd’riaacy
Prompt and oiiiciont
service at all time}.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
«m—AMMM“ H.-. - ..
Daily Line to N Y.
For FREIGHT Only
bury, Miss. Mary Caliber. Miss Julia
Mahon. Mrs G. nrummer.
W'yandotte
Norwalk Town Court. this morning sen
tencsd William Ray. at boarder over
night Tuesday at the tramp house in
Smith street, to thirty day in Bridge-
port Jail for intoxication. d a like
sentence was imposed for the charge
of breach of the peace. Ray was ar-
work. crate arch is by rate property north
. nested yesterday by Captain Thomas G F t Pro eller 1 Pl
33:311.!“ 0025:0153: :fidusougl; ofM the bridge nndflcoadem: C6 & Cl n Hunt, and it seems that while initial-7 "6066 $1. Kos- PJLLS 28.1713?le ltlveg, Nesw Sign: ([05):
rim“; ”Com“? W tints En “‘23:: “‘21:“ mg“ 0'“ that Caller . 88 80f clued he made things warm for Mrs. éfimmhm ’1 w of Dover street), mt'l'y tiny (ex- Nature Sha Sh
7 P . CY w701|lil make All: tliiwli :Eiewilgushlgs liar Dairy and quszhoid tine. mwgdmgarrog, lwmitm the i1‘!9 ”235 n. n .55 “N EMMY). ill. 3 p. m. Freight De 0768
. A. -. , , . stock or the state. Softens the water without forming tan 3 0 gm: 1".“5An'i“i3; ”Emu a My :39? ; “MN“ M NONE“ "p '0 U“ 7
,. ll. PARKIRVMIWI‘ 333:” z’umntsofidno?:§mm gag: {mam Whicihfould allover 12';- afinfi? n’" finégufi :8. :15 South Noruuiit up to 5..i0 for hildren
. . M... *1“ M . A. r lly be executed. y was not pleas~ ‘
A To . - ,2 [WW-LYN" ed with the sentence. but will. a... ad- mommnniiitlusin Norwalk Steamboat Company 39125 to $2
. . M . l
ded costs of the case. he will spend the
remainder or the cold weather in seclu-
s on.
"Weekly prayer meetings will auntie
this evening at the East Avenue Moth-
odist and Advent Christian Churches.
Aiming J. Omnh.
Leone
G. C. Housman,
General Agent
Schiichtiug Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. alain 6b. nation
“in. m
Robert Scalzi
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The Marvel Social Club basketball afloat emu... , . JURY FOR GSSBNIR TRIAL IE- .
team is still in practice, although desires customers at his cw“ ton- andMHardwarMo. enchants NEW YORK Feb.1ti.-~Witli a jury The Reed & VOIk
there is no game arranged for this
week. ‘
The ilrst regular weekly test of the
East Norweik fire alarm system was
held last owning. when coverything
worked smoothly and satisfactorily.
Travel on the Gregory Point exten-
sion of the trolley line will be heavier
this evening than for a week. on ac-
count or the weekly table d’hote dinner
at the Country Club.
B. Arthur Gritlin, who has been ill
at his home in Van Zandt street, was
able to resume his duties at his hard-
ward store in East Washington street
this morning. though he has not fully
recovered his health.
Miss Edith Vroom will entertain the
members or the B. and N. Bridge Club
Friday afternoon at her home in Sea.
view place. This clttb is comp0sod of
ladies who reside in South Norwaili
East Norwalk and Bridgeport.
.—
Captain George W. Bell. manager oi
the Hefner establishment on the
Benedict Farms bridge, who has been
ill for a number of months, was re-
cently able to get out. but be has had
a bad turn and is now confined to his
bed again.
Charles Conklln, of Smithtown. Long
Island who has been a visitor for a
week at the home or his brother John
Conklln in Third street. returned
home yesterday. John Conkiln. who
has bell in ill health for a long time,
remains in about the same condition.
Most everybody is now satisfied that
winter can come back even if Jeitrles
couldn' t. Somehow the weather proph
ets have all been missing lire this win-
ter. This morning thermometers hug-
and the zero mark. One thermometer
that is credited with being truthful
registered 6 degree above zero at an
early hour this momiiig.
Norwalk Chapter, D. A. it. is being
entertained this afternoon by Mrs. E.
E. Gorham. of East avenue. A feature
of today' a mention is an address by
the Rev. W. W. Gillies. pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist Church who
will speak on “An Unknown Hero or
the Revolution " Miss Mary MacCaus
land of South Norwalk, wnl tender
vocal solos.
W. l). Sherwood has returned from
New York, where he has been in the
interests of the Pioneer Valve Seat-
lag tools. This is an automobile ac
cessory that is at much value and it
is meeting with line success. It is
made in a number of models at the
plant of the South Norwalk Engineer
lag Company, near the East Norwnlli
railroad depots.
Naturally the members of the East
Norwalir lmpmvement Association are
very much pleased over the success oi
lost main s‘entertalnmellt. held at
modell's all in Van andt street
While they have received many assur-
ances that their efforts are appreciat-
ed. one 0! the best real demonstrations
of sincerity is a big turnout such as
last evening, when the association has
a benefit entertainments
”0 last Norwsik man who is of 7a
tor of mind when it comes to
public alto esp tossed the clutch
that the construct on of
fim guest “mm m“. m". 0'
Elfin...“ ' ssllltboias
pushed in connectitln with the struc-
turo will mean one oi the worst nurses
in the history at the town in the war
of a burden. This is a view that ii
now becoming practically universal
the small ooterio and at low
outside 06
common
iiriio have been
and useless debt on the town»
5.
at their home on Rowayton avenue. All
it! hm mtg. bfldfl‘
9W
identically heavy"
noon. all her
.' The as-
regain
, flammmwn is
anio'rabie matric- party via
serial parlor, where you will set the
beat workmanship. Also a full line of
Cigars and Tobacco.
J. Dell is constructing . new housel
on his propeity at Tokeneko. making
the third one he will own. Contractor
Dali, whose home is in Brooklyn. spent
yesterday at Tokeneke
.—
Postmaster and'ldrs. Harvey Ackart
will entertain the ,B. C. S. C. tonight
irleiids are invited and it good time is
assured to all. Everybody is requested
to bring a comic valentine. There will
be a prise tor the most horrid.
In taking inventory of the books 0!
the Rowayton Free Library, the oili-
oel‘s and librarian are unable to had
the following books: Vicar of Wake-
field. Judith of the Plains. Pilgrim's
Progress, Life of Christ. Steel's
Physics, Paradise Lost, Webster's Ora-
tions and the Life of Schuyler Col‘
fax. it is desired that the persons hav.
ing these books return them to the
library at once. as the oiilcers wish to
have all books returned before reopen-
ing the library.
WESE AARWAAK.
Miss Eva Champllu. of Dorian. spent
Monday night with her friend, Miss
Mildred (ilot'er, of West Norwalk.
Mrs. Schede, or West Norwnlk, has
returned from Ridgeileld, where she
has been taking care at her son. Lottie.
who contraCted pneumonia while on a
visit there.
Mr. and Mrs. hi. J. Smith and son
Wallace have returned to their home.
'Wislarla Farm." in West Norwalk.
having spent a few days in New York
with Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Smith's
mother.
Tile Ladies' Aid. of West Norwnlk
met at the home of Mrs. C. S. Macaro-
her Wednesday, February ii, and plan-
ned to hold a “pie partyif in the
chapel on Washington‘s birthday even-
ing. The guests will be received by a
(loneral and Mrs. Washington. and all
are invited to wear Colonial costumes
llAlllEl AllLliiiliiiill.
Miss Bertha Pooley. of New York
city is a guest of relatives in Dorian.
Mrs. Hsnford Smith is sui‘lerins a
very severe noise of inflammatory rheu-
matism, that has kept her confined to
her home for six weeks. There is little
or no improvement in her condition.
Miss Emma Hoyt and niece. Miss
Zada Dean sailed Tuesday (or Fiori~
do. where they will escape the last
part of winter. in that they expect to
remain. there until about the tint of
An .
There has recently been organised
in Dorian a strong basketball team.
The team. which is known as the Do»
'rion iiivlncibles are now in practice.
iii soonsidarod quite probable they
will play a Springtime team next week.
The consul which was to have been
gun at the Dorian Constitutional
hutch Tuesday evening was postpon-
ed on account of a blissard like snow
storm that was raging. The stair has
now been planned for Tuesday evening
of next week. .
While George Bchieuter. Darlsn' s
new postmaster. has received bill on
poilitmoat to else, his commission has
my“ mashed here. in «announce,
Cooley is still in charge at then
Mr. Guillemot said
iii no «posts the nomad
iiiiiliili
heron Brown is confined to his
horde by illness.
to.-
Martln Nolan has returned from a
business trip to Canada.
' Clifford Smith, of Saugatuck, has lefi
his position on the trolley.
Rev. Mr. Tay10r is spending the
week out of town on a lecture tour.
The current also; Club will most
this afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Taylor.
Mrs. George Sherwood has returned
from a pleasant visit with telethes
in Strsttord.
A, n. ning‘irio move his family
this week into the Daily house on
Canal street.
. James Barnes and daughter.
Miss Gertrude. have been goals of
relatives in Stamford.
Miss Minnie lianeaberg. of New
York. has been visiting her parents in
town. also a sick brother in Bridge-
port.
Mrs Francis Day and other mem-
bers of the DA R. will attend a
meeting of the Norwalk Chapter lhlfi
afternoon.
The members of the Gun Club are
getting in readiness for their shoot
with the Winnipsttk sportsmen next
Wednesday.
A number of young people of this
town attended a birthday party at the
home of Miss Edith Hull. in South
Norwsllt. Monday evening.
The Altruistlc Society of the Mellie.
dist Church will meet Friday at 3 p.
m. The Knights of St. Paul will
meet on the some day at i p. m
George 8. Glover. who recently un-
derwont gt operation at Dr. Wright's
hoslptal. ridgeport, for the removal
of his right foot. is getting along
nicely.
J M Potts for many years our
played at the Bradley axe factory. has
gone to Florida. where, it he likes he
will reside and devote his time to
raising grape fruit (or the markets.
Among our townsnien to Join the
Connecticut Automobile association
are Charles a. Pepe, Vrederick bi.
Salmon. Dr. Hurdle. Charles Fable.
Thomas Quinlan. A. W. Smith.
Charles Romper and "shrink B.
Hubboll.
Tho selectmon have granted the
Connecticut company permission to
move their tracks at Com near the
Monaco of mm; Brad oy. When
completed a more portect urvo will
be established and riding wl
pleasant.
III THE NAMI
Foley's lion and Tar for all coughs
and colds. for areas. brooch ills.
host-senses sail for racking is Time
coughs. no opiates. Retuse s bstl.
tutu: A The Fridge Pharmacy and W.
Fthgniore & Co.
DAMAOI6 OF 666.
Judge elicit Hands Down Decision in
Contract Salt.
is the common pleas court yesterday
Judge Howard 8. Icon
decision in the can or tricolor liable
sky. at bride-owl. shied Charles M.
stator ‘20 m and fiend denies-
birth- the’ plaiiili lid. ,
. , Mfg; site“s-n” liohs'e which Bia-
riv. within tram 6h!“ WI
it hearing“ of l mace to
hold before committal
today 1““!!!th _
issues-momma?
asap
bemore A
tiaadod down a .
selected. cserytblnx was in readiness
today for the beginning at the actual
trial of Frank J Gardner. former state
senator. who is accused oi having at-
tempted in 1908 to bribe Otto 0 Feel-
ker. then a state senator. now a mom
ber ci‘Congrcss, to help detest Gov-
ernor Hughes anti-racetrack betting
legislation. Foelker voted for the
bills and his vote carried them.
BOY NOT HELD FOR SHOOTiNG.
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. 18.--—Joseph
iloskoskl, aged eighteen. was discharg-
ed in police court this morning. when
Prosecutor Kielt stated that the state
did but wish to press any charge
agfainst him in connection with the
death of Charles ilabula. aged twelve.
Hoakoskl accidentiy shot llabula with
a small rifle on h‘eburory l, Belicia
died yesterday.
NOT HELD roe BURNING 6001'.
BLACK 6TAND.
NEW BRITAIN Fell. iii ~ James An‘
gelo. aged eighteen use discharged in
police court lode). as the result of a
lengthy, trial on a charge of setting
tire to his boolbiscii stand on Main
street on December 23. lillll. Judge
hlecltlll said that he could find no
cause to send ingelo lo the Superior
(Allil‘i. for trial v,
~Never cantell when you'll crash a
linger or suffer a cut. bruise burn or
sc.eld Be prepared. Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil instantly relieves the
pain-«quickly cures the wound.
m
Purple and prone are two oi the
somber tonsil that” are promised a
great vogue for spring and coral and
col-lac. two or the brilliant case.
375 Mission
Dining Set
CQNSESTB 0F BUFFET, CHINA
CLOSET. ROUND TABLE, 6 OADDLE
SEAT ,CHAIRS. THIS MONTH
$50.00
UNDERTAKER
I.
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUII FURNIUNIR
K. HITOHILL,
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
horwsiklnseltomcsoi
aw
anvsoov can HATCH
OHOOKINI
m a
BUCKEYE
INCUBATOR
rite athletic? manuals
on his mask"
‘ . Tooav .
solos lilI-v-THRII srvass
lie-Ms
*“fiM#aMmQ
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The livening‘Seatiael ‘ ‘
LIGHT
is THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILS. IS YOUR
HOUSE PlPED FOR
GAB? WE 00
House Piping
at Cost
DROP M AND LET US
GIVE YOU AN ESTI-
MATE ON YOUR HOUSE
Housatonic
Power Co.
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
in the Town
AUTO OUPPLI :6
Phone 806—80 South Main Street
8. Norwall. coast.
—~—~~—~—~—W
THE NEW SCEENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a “each. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhoodit
creates pinched nerves and pain in
.ter life in the diderent organs and
limbs.
Cbiropratcors 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 hemale Dis-
eases are given special attention; also,
Curvature oi the Spine. You will
never regret living Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. (L
94 WASHINGTON 61'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Music Hall Block
i
Eor Sale
Building Lola. sheila. Farm and
City Property
owl—w...
Loans Nanotla‘od
Drafts and bloom-hip Tickets
1. M. Lino}; a Co.
south Not-walk. Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
If
an;
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect October 2, 1810.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.‘-—~18:58x. 15:09:, 8:111, 8:08.
6:57. 7:80. 7:46. 8:171. 8:611. 8:151,
8:37. 10:80:. 10:48:. 11:29:.
P. fl.-18:58x. 1:05. 2:03, 8:17.
5:002. 8:88, 6:60x. 8:40. 6:501. 7:16x.
7:881, 8:101, 10:29.
nun“? o
Aids—12:88:. 8:91. 8:411. 8:54.
i0:80s.
P. ll.—-16t88l. 6:841. 6:891. 5:66.
5053:. 7:00x. 7:12. 7:528, 8:813. 0:801.
ton—nun-
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lip—4:49. 8:40. 8MB. 7:401.
8:5“. 9:08;. 8:181. 6:608. 10:02.
11:00:. 11:08. ,
ELI «7:18 03:. 1: 10. 1: 60!. 8:571.
8: 80:. 8: 58. i: 80. 5: 08:, 5:18. 8:88.
8: 01:. 8: 08:. 8:081. 8:001. 8:80. 11: 00!.
11:80. 18:001..u
Leah—16:00:. “6.x... 7: 60. 6: 068.
P. Id.:--18 04. 1: 08:. 8: 08:. 8: 0i.
8:013. 7:001. 8:80:._ 11:00:.
6001‘“ NORWVA‘AS 1'0 NIW HA-M
A. Hr-lltlill. 1:16:75 6.16, 7:66.
6:1.81.7.10:101. 10:66‘ 10: 87:. 11:11.
Er. li.~18:0‘lx no. 3:11;. mi.
8:18.828183.8.06,7310s. minutes.
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O
“COW
“W‘l’olo‘g 1 6!. 1667'. '16:.
mogul-4 11: “6:163. 6266. 7:168.
631660,}—
. DANIUKY To 501;" NORWALK.
11?. NH: 111mI w 6l60.
All 66»- 7:“;
P Krill”. 63668. 6: 6707!.
so iiwoswautro assuav.
mu M17. 8:
Milli can. also. in
David W. Raymond .
Funeral Director and Embslmer;
10 North Main Street. South Norwalit'
Residence. 8 Washington street.
Telephone at silica. 3%
Telephone at house. 898.
Notice
Contrary to reports in cir-
culation. i have not sold out
my business. and have no in-
tention of doing so.
Will continue to do bush
nose at the same stand and
carrythe finest line of Wall
Paper and Psinters' Supplies.
so bot-stolen. with competent
men for all decorative work.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
10 First It. East Norwaik
Telephone 452
Dmeeri't‘eskP
The Century Compound
"'0’. ALI. Lilith
80¢ a GALLON
our Compound for three years. Write
Country Rooting 700.. inc.
88 Woahlnaloa 8t. loath Norwslk
600 a GALLON
We gouache tho weather wear of
at: «dipoles. CorrespondonoosolloioM. I
can be furnished completely by ‘
seietiing your goods in out: eaw
talMilMlshment. The beds their»
so ties are highly artistic, y
and substantially built throumui:
llighly ornamental in app ca.
massive and beautiful. certified-
room Suites are very pr new
ing. We have stylish Mallard
for every room in the house. and
our prices will command them-
selles to your purse. "
A. J. Angevine 8;
Son Co. '
134-136 Washington
Maxwell. E-M-F, Ind
Automobiles
Acknowledged to bathe
(or value exhibited at that
Solitarhe Show this year. .
6 tirsepower cars. 6800:” 270
powei cars. 6700: 28110130001! h
M3750; 2.. horsepower card,“
torsepouei can, 610% to 61
(‘an't beat it. can on?
cant even equal it. y %
all about it at Come and; I“
This cold and windy was My
molten heaps of trouble
TIN R00
~ANDM-F
We are in a position
to make
Norwalk Chronicler