b
his F. .Morrcll, of this
...l.slond Q . 1
. count of the men's supper at the Meth-
- the town from beginning to end”...
~‘ ton Fire Department was held
Plumbing 8. Heating
Noroton
William DecWaters has returned to
Stamford. after visiting his parents
here.
Marsh Thatcher, who has been visit-
, ting his parents in New Haven, has re-
‘turnod here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hartog, of Fair
field, formerly of this place. have been
silests of relatives here.
Misses M. Gertrude Dibble and Min-
place. have
been visiting in New York city.
Miss Mildred ’l‘heaii has returned to
her home in Pennoyer street, after
» unendingmeveral days in Port Chester.
New York.
M
The time of the men’s supper at the
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
night has been changed from 724:3 to
7:15 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens, of
McKinley street, have been entertain-
.Ing Mrs. Etta Smith, of New Bruns-
wick, New Jersey.
Rev. and Mrs. William ll. Mriicr-
mutt, of Pennoyer street, have been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. William Gil-
lcte, of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs Earl F. Thomes or
QWWRYLOH Ave” have been entertain
ln5 Mr and Mrs Isidwin Thames and
daughter Wilma of Jamaica. Long
, Mira. Earl F. Themes. of Rownytou
avenue. have been substituting
Miss Elva Penny. of Danbury. one of
the Rowayntou public school teachers,
who is ill.
The Do‘cember‘meeting of the Vii
loge Improvement Society will be held
on Wednesday evening, {Member 18.
linstead of tomorrow evening. on ac-
Odist Church.
The contractors are erecting the,
temporary bridge at the place where
the new stone arch bridge is to cross
the river separating the towns oeroinl
walk and Barton. 'l‘his bridge will be‘
used during the work 'on the .new
structure, which is to be a credit to
The
preliminary work which take. so
much time is progressing nicely adn
the derrick is all in place.
The regular meeting of the Rows)"
last
evening at the headquarters of the
‘, .llowayiton Hose Company. The gath-
ering was very harmonious, and re
' united in the election of the following
oflcers:
Chief Engineecuularry S. Bryan.
First Assistant Engineer—«George
'W. Stevenf \.
Second Assistant Engineer—Charles
H. Wells.
Secretary and Treasurer—«Clifford
N. Jennings.
A committee was appointed to re-
' vise the by laws and will report at a
later meeting. The members are:
Edwin L. Stevens 'Georxo W Stevens,
ill. 8. Bryan and Edwin W. Godfrey.
Ralph H. Woodhull, John Keller, Jo-
Q . aeph Derringer and Irving A. Lynch
. are. the musicians who will. appear
with the Lyric Orchestra. of'Bridge-
port, at the dance given by the Row-
nyton Hose Company, Friday evening, .
December 15th. these players are all
well. and favorably known in‘ the Pork
(lily. and their rendition of the popu-
. .
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 405
ROWAYTON. CONN.
,Noroutsvou W!
“BcIkn -” System
""" or our warns sum-mo
«fi-
0
‘books were given.
and Franklin Cloverloy.
. awarding of the prizes tea was served
and A social hour enjoyed. ,
for; '
it
lar dance music which has been select-
ed will no doubt be a treat to those
present. Mr. Woodhull. the director
of the orchestra. in a finished violin-
ist, and has appeared at many promi.
nent social festivities in Bridgeport.
Mr. Keliur, the pianist, and Mr. Dor~
ringer, cornetist, are fine musicians.
and always please when they appear
together. Mr. Lynch. a son ‘0! John
W. Lynch. director of the Wheeler &
Wilson Band, is regarded as onctof tho
'cievereslz trnp drummer and chimes
manipulators in the vicinity. It is only
through the personal acquaintance of
one of the orchestrl and a Hose Com-
pany member that these musicians
have been secured at reasonable
terms.
uni—raw» u» H...—
The Rowayton Flower club Qciooett
its affairs for the season on Saturday
afternoon when the last shipment of
jellies to the hospitals of the ‘lower
East. Side and missions of New York
was made. The response to the up
pool of the members was generous
and it is thought that about 150
glasses were sent. At the meeting
on Saturday in tho Methodist chapel
i the plizos were awarded to the mem-
bers of the club who have during the
year brought the inmost number of
bunches and to those who have not
missed a shipment. during the season.
Those who hold the record for the
lntgcst number of bunches are Viola
Aria-rip, Rose Sniffen. Mrs. Lunretta
Slater and Charles Snlifcn, to whom
To those who did
not miss a shipment. plants were gtv
on. They wore Misses May Tuck.
Rose Sniffon, Margaret Hathaway.
Mrs Howard Evert. Mrs. Lourctia
Slater. Charles Splifcn, Milton Evory
After the
DARIEN ,
N OROTON
The special meetings in the Metho-
dist Church began very auspiciously
last Sunday when large houses greet-
ed Miss May B. [10rd at both services.
Much interest is being manifested in
the services which will continue
throughout this week and next, week.
Services each evening at 7:45. Special
music. Every one ccrdialyywelcomo.
Hunting
Supphcs
Guns. Ammunition. Traps. etc.
Schiichting Bros. 81, Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main St. Dal-Ion
Select Groceries. Hey. Groin. Flour
on Food. Hardware. Panto. out. etc
Theodore Hamilton continues ser-
iously lli
'l‘hcron Brown opcnt yesterday at
iii‘airheld Beach.
4...... "his”.
Herman liners of Norwalk, I: spend
ing a few days in town.
Mm Linda McMahon entertained a
Nttrwallt friend Sunday.
Mrs. Rosalia lirown of Bridgeport, in
visiting friends in town.
Air. and Mrs. Adolph Horn arogguests
of relatives in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Spaniel Puncher nrc
guests of relatives in Monroe.
-wwmmw»
Mrs, s, A. Waterbury has returned
from a few duys' visit in Stamford.
Mr. Searics, of stamina-d. was an,
over-night visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Katharine Snyder In visiting‘i
her grandmother in Chainhcrsburml
Pa. 3 l
Miss Estelle Webb in caring for Mrc.§
Anselmo Andrews, who continues .
quite. ill. .. l
on“...
Alisa Lizzie Adams is slimming a
tow days with her mother. Mrs. Wild .
mun Adams.
M; and Airs. Sidney iiardisiy and:
little daughter return this owning;
from ll, week's visit In New York.
-«u Whoa—0..
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘Q. unit llnwley were:
Sunday guests of their daughter. Mrs
l-‘rnnlt C‘huscL at Rcddiug Ridge. 1
l
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Granville Adams are;
sprouting a few days at the residence
of their daughter. Airs. 3.1!. Puncher.
moms,— .. 5
i
l Misti .Ianc Nichols is on the invalid
lint. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nichols 0ft
Surutford. are spending a few days at
the Nichols residence.
M
‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull have outer.
tallied Mr. and Airs. Herbert lluli, of
South Norwalit. and Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lucc Brown. of Bridgeport.
Arthur and Chester Coley returned
to their home on Chestnut Hill yestec
day. after a few days‘ visit with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs A. (2. Brad-
ley.
Miss Annie Stains and her sister.
Mrs. Wilson who have spent a tow
‘ days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
‘ Stephen Statues, returned to Yonkers,
N. its last evening
~Chcapcst accident insurance—Dr.
Thomaa’ Eclectric Oil Stops the pain
had heals the wound. All drugxiatr
cell it.
W .
CHARGED WITH BEING A ”Y.
PORTSMOUTH, Etna. Dec.5~lloiu-
rich Grouse. captain in the German
merchant marine, was arrested on the
charge of being a spy and arraigned
today at the police court here The
Sentinel Wants maker advancement
possible for many—they furnish {that
prove their ability.
‘1’
Police Commissioner-4f you were
ordered to disperse a -moh.
would you do? '
Applicants—Pals around
a"! .
Police CommiluoneF—Tbutll
You re engaged. «Satire. , 9
WW
Q the hat,
She‘s been trying all often-coco.
u
been. .
il'm not half tired out. not. , l
are at their belt'now
.tho chonce’tbat‘ thousands or com '
sclentioua, capable workers seek, to
what.
do.
Mrs. F'iattéAlIer Monet deem to
master that. difficult piece of music.
Mrs. mummy... indeed one has
. Hub (shonpangQ with his witch—lit has Mr. lirtitsy It a New York hotel
the goods you Wore just looking at when he “found the latter uniform:
results you why try other places? Why from "paretic dementia.” a photo of
’ilidu‘u‘ydu buy it muetun no homo? disease which the witness said, in the
Witty—How foolish] you talk! Why delusion that one is possbssod' of tract
The Sentinel Wont columns and; mm."
no activities of the nu mn~thpv .
magistrate remanded him for a week
with out allowing him out on bail.
Captain Grouse has been in Porto-
mouth' for several weeks, according to
the statement of the attorney for the
prosecution He interested himself
mainly in finding out the amount of
the reserves of coal held in the naval
dockyord' hero. and silo in the num-
bers of men stationed It the naval
barracks in readiness to complete the
complements of the reserve ships of
the. navy. .
WM ""
IMAGINED HE HAD WEALTH.
NEW HAVEN, ‘Dec. her-In the con-
tent over the Drixcy vgll. before Judge
McDonough' teddy. Dr. Marv-11,0! New
York. plotted on the ntand on a medical]
Whom; told of hitting been called to
3 has ever received. 264.
"ins steadily right along. which
. proof that we are. gaining the cond
“bus . AW moron Mow
'MANTIC. '
Rockvlllo ”mini" (Democrat)
‘ Mayor. amt-Wm Ito-suct-
. WM ld_ tRpgi-Ibliconlh
WJLI 10, Dec 6 Daniel P ,
Dunn; file not, grog yesterday re;
elected *mfyor for one fourth connect?
live term by the largest majority he
The entire
Democratic ticket was elected. After
hearing the returns Mayor Dunn said
that‘hc w0uid never again be a can-
didate far the othee. and would but
have run this year except for the per.
non-J proulgo it would give him on
the Democratic state control commit-
tee port ydui- ,
Rockvlilo Eiocto Domoorat.
'"ROCKVILLE, Dec. 5.—-Lyman Tin-
zier. Democrat, was elected mayor at
the city election yesterday. receiving
668 votes to 'r‘ A Rnndoii‘ s, Repuhll
can. 833.1‘119 vSocInlist nominee.
George Andrews, received 260. The
Democrats elected one alderman and
three councilman and the Republicans
one each. This is a gain of one older
man and one councilman for the Re-
publiconu.
Little Interest at Putnam.
PUTNAM, Dec. bswllittio interest
was taken in the city election here
yesterday, but 277 votes out of a list
of 1.1371. being out. Archie McDonald,
Honesty, Accuracy 8:
Politeness
is our motto. Our business is grow»
is
dence of the people Are. you among
the crowd? If not. get in and be con-
vim-ed.
W. F.Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGIB‘I‘I
8 North Mom at. Io. Nor-wont
Sample
Kitchen
Ranges
away two LEFT
A chance to buy a reliable
Range at allow down price.
Horace Q R. N as h
N. Main awash
Stimuli:
. (In.
A. J. ANCEVINE &
LOVER’S
‘ “The Place"
runs
9 FOOTWEAR
CROSS .._. . .-.$3.oo—S3.5or
‘PERFECTA . . . . . . . 33.50
COLLEGE GIRL. . .sqm
MEN’S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN . . . . . .$5. 50-36. 00
RALSTON .........$400
ELITE. lose. $4.00. $5 00
WEBER BROS. . . . .$3. so
SCHOOL
SHOES
' 3 $1.00 to $3.00
TWO STORES‘
Norwalit SoudINorwailt
' Felt-wait Optichle‘t;
J. R CONNOR.MF
wealth and power; The heat-lint Null} ..
held hire for the convenience qt at
Hotel Mahackemo
convict mo comma of" rd can ‘
mm a m m mo upwnno
BIIILWIIII TIIE TIIIII m ‘
mm
‘ QODWM v
Samoan Malia Thin Poopio Fat, "or
Pronto H. mgr Will Return
t, Money:
In Confuse irflombfiled doabéivihsl
food elements that soon produces a
steady and noticcdbie gain in flash
'i‘akcu after meals, i-laxno‘se .m
with the food. and causes it Will's is-
sim‘iluted so that the int producing
elements are retained in the system
and you will soon got mad flesh.
steady norvesnnd a healthy body. { .
Frank ii. Baltim- has~ seen such .re
markable results following the use of
Baritone that he‘offe’rs to pay for the ‘
treatment if it does not make thin
people plump and rosy.
You run no rial; whatevervin buying
Silicone: it is a true flesh-forming food
and is sold under the guarantee of one
of the most reputable business houses
in South Norw‘olk to refund the money
if it does not give complete satisfuc
tion
Republican. was reelected mayor his
nauc being on both tickets. Of the
votes cast 18? were straight Republi-
can, 4i Democrats, 35 split and 14
thrown out. For alderman-at-large,
John A. Body, Republican, ‘was re«
elected. All the other offices are Res
pubilcsu.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.
Tonic In action, quick in results.
Will cure any case of kidncy or bind-
der disorders not beyond the reach of
medicine. No need to saw more. The.
Bridge Pharmacy and W. T. Wigmore
I!
m... .Nfl ~.».«-M
AND FIFTY
Stewart
COOK .
STOVES
BOLD BY US
IN FIVE YEARS
THERE‘S A REASON
as THE WOMAN
p“ w oowus on:
SON CO.
10‘4" WASHINGTON IT.
J. M. Layton St Co.
INC.
R§AL ESTATE I. INSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Avo.. So. Norwolk.
Aioo Stonmohlp Agent: for Old
Dominion Linc. Clyde Line, 3:-
vannoh Line and Mallory Line.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
i
ave: exammco one:
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Mum ovonlnoo
UNITED BANK BUI DING.
. South Norwalit
. A? ' o
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funerpi Dir or and Embalmer
J0 North Mold
holldmooQ 6 Mountaintop Street.
Telephone at old“, 88‘“.
Q The Only Fully Iqulppod
I‘LICTmQAI. 0H6?
lump“ .
SEVEN HUNDRED.
compile a complete list of ev.
an: 83ml: would. .
Tolophono It houoo, 693.;
'Q“".._hot bind them to do any-
Jim-.1 .
VELVET COLLARS.
CHEAPER COATS AS W
We are Featuring this Winter.
OVERCOATS L _ i
ALL THE FASHIONAHLE COLORS
CLOTH DOLLARS.
CONVERTIBLES
ELL AS BETTER ONES .
Raglans, Ulsters, Regulars
Men’s Winter Apparel
Shoes Q ‘
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
Wmaw.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in popxlsrity
plaster and wallpaper.
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for wa‘ls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual pretei'ment and ins-re. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
BOARD
as a substitute for lath and
WAY
for mil to be warm In your new-
house this winter is to haieu us instnlil
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We‘ll study the location of your“
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.
’7
5..
The
POwer Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can- .
; vauers to obtain informa-
tion which will cnabledt'tp
cry house in the community,
its occupants and. its owner.
This information is' desired
in order that the company Q
dually beneficial to its con-
camera and itself. The. com--
pany respectfully requests
, that the public give the can-
yasscts the desired informa-
den and bone to- assure
them that this is not on ad-
v'o'rrising scheme and does
Curvature of the Spine.
The Jones 8: Hotdikiss
Housa‘tonic.
may plan a new business" “
‘ Learnpoign which will be mu-,
«A.
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 childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause ct
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
lucrve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases am given special attention; also
You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 3
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WASHINGTON 8T. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloo
WALL
PAPER
Fall Styles
E. E. Gurham
Decanter
10 First 8%., East Norwoik
Telephone FourFiveTwo
FOI'FREIGHT Only
from Propellers loan. not
hair‘s’dgggfitl..§ith‘§.
cont; 8,th
received so Namath up no u :0 ..
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