lends in NsL York city
udoiph X5” ' ”Tit the plumber, spent
ester-day wi 'h’i-siparentl in Bridge-
Ir‘ will? J illi ~3
iii ,1, 1 at “a...
3John'Flint of Brooklyn, 'New York
was the guest of friends here this
“week.
3Russell‘ Broadway has tetmned
.home, after a visit with i’iitnds in
I Brooklyn ‘
2 Mn. and3IMrs. Robert S. Barclay, or
IBowayton avenue, are home from u
trip to New York
Misses May and Elizabeth Gazelle
W3 Donothy Murray. have been the
guest of friends here.
» Captain John H. Il'liommedieu'a new
house is now practically completed,
‘ Ind he'wili take possession or it very
inoon.
‘Mrs. George Kay. of Reading, Penn-
sylvanla. is expected at the residence
1 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S.
“Emailed, 0: Crockett street, for the.
’iblldayc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G Shine and
ughtet Audrey, of Onchard street,
Norwalk, were the guests of thei1 pal
gents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Plunder,
esterday.
Our Own Club will meet at the home
or Mrs. John H. Plunder, on Saturday
evening. All members are requested
1.39 be present. This club has recently
1.31 been formed. but is expected to be a
3Iwery successful social organization.
The members of Banner Council So-
3‘_ cinl Club were entertained. last even;
.1115, by Mrs. John H. Plunder, of t.‘roc-.
II :kett street. There were abo11t twenty-l
3.2.31.1!ch present, and the evening was
”passed with cards, various other;
games and music, Refreshments were
served, and all had a fine time.
1133811 Farris has been the 3finest of 3
The Rowayion Flower Club had a
shipment of 110 glasses of jellv to
. 3New YOIk tity. Wednesday, and this:
will be distributed to the various hos-'
pitais. One box c‘emaius open to re~i
,oelve the jelly promised by scvernlj
‘mideuts of the village, and this box;
will be shipped on Monday The com
3‘3‘33‘1hittee hopes to 1ecei‘vd all the jelly!
promised before that. day.
l
Rudolph A. LOhr :
Phone 405
ROWAYTON, CONN.
l
3 Plumbing & Heating ,
iNSTALLER'OF THE ;
~ ,“Belknap” System
30F HOT WATER HEATING
3 i IMpct Modern and Economical
DARIEN
NOROTON
.‘ Miss May B. Lord is conducting a
I'séries of interesting meetings in the
"Methodist Church here. 3 3
The sale under the auspices ol’3the3
Ladies' Aid Society or the Congrega-
j tionai Church will be held tonight.
" Mrs. Large. will be in charge, as pre-
' viousiy announced.
R. M. Smith, dealer in notions. has
made some improvements in his store.
He has built out both windows and lit-
hcd them with plate glass. He has also
,putin a new door. There is, in conse-
I . quence, much more window space and
- some little additional floor space.
The enumeration of children of so.
mailed school attendance age—that is,
over four years and under sixteen——
,has been completed. and is about to be
brwarded to the state controller‘s of-
Thcre are 691 children of this
n Darlen. The state must pay the
’ivn {2.2519 each child. In other
his metal In receive 31,554.75
from the nth ti)“ elp pay the excess
oil of its a i s tern.
Miss Lydia piper dddressed an in-
listed audience to the Congregation-
al Church Wednesday night. on the
nods of the frontier sections (or the
country with regard to church build.
so or meeting houses. Miss Finger
l‘ a field secretary of the Congrega-
cnal Church Building Society.‘ She
as done a lot or traveling in the per-
_..8h snoko."m~
ivisileri her niece.
ielectric lights will
ESilvermiuc soon.
t 2 flpsumntndhhat an lg 318*th
. malted .Mrun letm'yborlen
salient system this fiscal year. That is
no hardiint recommended by the
school Jcommittee There are two adv
dltionfal teachers drawing salary this
yenr‘éa‘J. F. Williams, superintendent
of schools, at S’IBOI per «your and Miss
Agnes Leary. The iinace committee
created by recent act of the legislature
has been in computation with the
school committee and seioctmen re
gardiug the ,budget., The finance com-
mittee has no authority to act on the
budget, however, and the fact they
have been consulted in just a matter
of courtesy. Under the law creating
the finance committee they must make
recommendations within a certain pre-
scribed pericd. T at period has passed
and they can often nothing more bind-
ing than suggestions with regard to
the school system until next year. in
future, hov'vever. all appropriations
for the schools must bear the stamp of
their approval.
Home;
Suppfies
Guns, Ammunition, Traps, etc.
Schlichting Bros. 81500.
Cor. Railroad Ave. W Maln Sh. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. (ll-sin. Flour
0 Food. Hardware. Pull“. all“. «to 1
Mrs. John Vlon spent Saturday in
New York.
The \l’cstorhofl family
New Cannon last week.
movcd to
William Solder, of New J’nork
3spel.lling the neck with his mother
Mrs. nKie Selim.
__.. ........ m
. Scoflcld,
Mrs.
tci'y. Sunday afternoon.
Alfrmi i.,indbcru who is in \Vuliiug
Hard to: medical treatment will 311111111113
the “mix end at his home.
illl
Mrs. N. .l
.. mum—m-
Alisa Cr-issit Mcimughlin and Miss‘
Adu Lawson or the New (‘ununn tell
phone exchange. spent last Sunday in
\\ ulilugtord.
Christopher Aldrcws hill-l secured;
a new position in Bridgeport and will
;pi011ulii,\ move his family there after.I
the holidays
l‘oies along the road from St John' s
to Flawless“ corner give promise that
be available for
Mrs. a. E. Richter and Master
Gerald returned Wednesday from a
week's visit with Mrs. Richier‘s
mother. liirs J. Kirkwocd, at Wood
haven, l. l
Addison T. Miller and family leave
for New York today. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller will shortly visit Spain. Miss
Dorothy will either accompany them
or enter some girl's seminary.
* James Withall, who recently frac-
tured his elbow, is still at 'St.
l‘r'nucis Hospital New York city,
but the doctors say that it3 3wiil be
after Christmas before he will be able
to return home...
F. T. Hutchins. the artist who re-
cently purchased the Guthrie mill,
hns'remodeled it into a very com-
fortable home and is developing his
own electricity for lighting it from
the power furnished by the dam.
4
tertainment giVon by the De Tarn
Trio in the Methodist Protestant
church on Monday evening were well-
repaid, for every number on the pro-
gram was greatly enjoyed and vigon
ously applauded. Unfortunately, the
snow storm of the previous night
made the walking so difllcult that the
attendance was not as large as had
been expected. But those who were
present so thoroughly enjoyed the en-
tertainment that mm expressed the
hope that the Trio might visit Silver-
mine again when weather conditions
might be more favorable.
a~—
BOGUB TAX counso'rons A1I'
*2 WORK. 3 .3
NEW HAVEN Dec. 8.——Becs.use bo-
pus tax collectors alter seeing the
names of tile personal as. delinquents
during the past two days have gone
to the *homes of the plea and in many
cases posing its Multiplied collectors
secured. the ambunt or the tax, it has
of High Ridge”
Alonzo lint-3
army engineers.
Those who Were present at the en»
which have. appeared 3I3:‘in the" rpapers~
I ‘, Men's associalhn
State Business lid
ed. 1‘-
Even if you have a luxuriant licad
oi’ hair yell may Want to know 1111113111
or it is a healthy condition or not.
Ninelyeight per cent. of the peeple
need a hail tonic.
Poll a hair out 301' your head; lt33‘3iho
3bulb at‘ the end ol.’ the root is white
and shtunitomit proves that the hair
in diseased. and requires prompt aren‘t-
mcnt if its loss would be avoided.
the bulb is pink and full the hall" In:
healthy.
We want evely one whose hnln3 re-
quhes treatment to try Roxall 1'93"
llair Tonic. We promise that it shall
not cost anything it it does not give
satisfactory results. it is designed to
overcome dandruff, relieve scalp irri-
tation, to stimulate the hair roots,
tighten the hair already in the head,
grow hair and prevent baldness.
‘11 111 because of what Roxall "93"
Hair 'l‘onic has done and our sincere
faith in its goodness that we want you
to try it at. our risk. 'l‘wo nines, 50c
and $l.il0. Sold only at our stops-~-
'i‘he llexali Store. The (lliiYord Phar-
macy, Quittner & Canty, Props.
mils mun FOR WATER
nsvrtomur
(Continued tram iirst page.)
3' '1. t” r‘ 1:
How tdldl'cil'df Your Hair is can» ‘
ler of Bridgeport, Oliver tilidcrsiecvc
xof Glidersieove and E. S Home of
i.\1w ”men are members of that ho
purtnut committee or custom 1.11.11.11.11;
men which met. with a similar commii'I
tee from the Pacific coast cities to;
make reconnncndutious us to thei
Idcvcinpnwnt cf trudc between thei
two coasts of this Country via the;
Panama ennui. The committee put
in its recommendation for free mile.
for American ships plying between
United States ports, both 1111111011ng
and business reasons being back of".
the recommendation.
members of the committee took the
around that iron *toilu would insure
healthy competition with the trails»!
toutiuou-tal lullmnds. which have3
been quietly working for toils that
lwoulri make the lonlpelltiou through
“the snnul as little as possible and
easy for them to meet 3.
Vincent on committee.
'l‘heir reconuncmintions burr. been
gpnt up to the resolution committed...
1“ hirh will wport tomorrow 8.
.V'inmnt M iiiidscport baa been nI
member 0! that committee
'ibe Connecticut contingent. ut the
icon-gross held a meeting yesterday”
initornoon to mn‘ue nominations in
lbchuli 01‘ the 121.1130 and to outline. its
{neuniul attitude toward questions;
'1th me taming before the endure-15s.;
()iivor (lilticlsleevc has been te—nta:
tivcly named to “be vice president at
tin con-Hess for ”Connecticut: and 11.:
Miller of liridgoport has suggest
ind tor a direttor oi the «oppress
3'l‘bc Connecticut delegation will stand
put on tin so sci1~1ti3ons,but the rail-
flcullon or the connress is necessary.’
Warner to be Spokesman.‘ i
F. H. Warner of Hartford was des-:
.ignntcd to speak for the connecticut'
Ideiegation. shtiuld a voice from the
#311110 be called for.
Many of the “delegates are taking
the opportunity to pay calls upon
the members of the Connecticut de-
legation in congress and to prod
them to more snort tor river and
harbor improvements in the state.
The army engineers have not been
over-free in recommending the cab
pcnditure of money for such projects
in that neck of the woods. But the
delegates who are here are urging
that the Connecticut members or
both house and senate shall he insis-
tent upon the few projects and work
for othersregarded meritorious:
The continued improvements of the
Connecticut River below Hartford.
and of the Dunk Island Ibnrbor of
refuge are being particularly urged.
Both have been approved by the
Delegates Registered.
The delegates registered up to this
morning were: Bridgeport: R. W
Miller. Manufacturers asabciatlon; S.
E Vincent, Connecticut State Busi~
ness Men‘s Association, and Bridge
port Bsiness Men's association; R. T.
Crane, “311, Board or, trade.
1 New Haven: E. F. Mansfield, Cham~
her of commerce; Erastus Weaver,
ChambcrIof commerce: E. S. Dowe.
Chamber of commerce; and ‘state
committee ‘011 Panama canal. .
Hartfordz‘llll. B. .Riclreton, E. 3 H.
Warner, Business Men's connotation,
Connecticut Valley Waterways 'aslo-
elation, and Atlantic Deeper Water.“
way association; George R. Ford.
Business Men’s association; William
'1‘. Pitkin. Atlantic Deeper Waterways
associaqbn; H.‘ B.‘ Mind's. Jn. Busi-
ness Mena\ssoolsti0n. and Major, J
P. Allen. Business Men's ssoclation.
Gildersleeve' IOJIiver Gildersleeve,
representing the State of Connecticut.
Derby:_ F. Is Valentine, state Bus-
iness Mons association. . I ‘ .
Shelton It. (LI Patrick, Business
701 P t
Several of thei'
New Dcndcn liticlncs
tint). .
. will lootlcn cm.
Themes on gonlpst. which
hi“ Milimmia Isotope "ill. House
(or some time, has not yet been
referred to a committee. to; investi-
nation. A, brief in behalf of Rome-
sentative Higgins was died yesterday
afternoon and the case is now ready
for committee consideration. A refer-
ence to a committee within a few
days is expected.
.a um—‘W
~—“I suffered habitually from consti-
pation. Dean's Regulate relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
nave been Insular everIsincc."—~A.IE
Davis, grocer, sulphuIrISpi-inxs, Tex.
NEW HAVEN CH,URCH ARCHITEC.
TURE.
NEW HAVEN; Dec. 8.~—-Tne archi‘
‘ lecture at Center Church. on New lid~
ven Group, which is pointed out to
visitors to this city. as a distinctive
type or early New England style.
pleases ll. P. Bearings, 11 noted Dutch
ari‘uitect, who came here Wednesday
to deliver an address at Yale Art
school. He said that church was a typb
cal instance 0! the doctrine he was
preaching. He thought the type indi«
native oi the austerity and sincerity of
the early Puritan character. and as
such is true art oi'ltbat time.
a
Honesty, Accuracy 81
Politeness
1
tin our motto. Our business is grow
inu3 steadily right along, which is
proof that we are gaining the conii
dance of the peepie. Are you among
the crowd? It not; get in and be con-
vinrod.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGIGTI
8 North Main St. 80. Nov-walk
m...- m.
Sample
Kitchen
Ranges
ONLY W0 LEFT
A chance to buy a reliable
Ransom a lowdown price.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main. & W'cstSts.
Sliorwallt I
1 1 3 .,
‘ Mt
r
“3 1
‘ cw Lbhdon: '
mink {‘V3'33.‘ Choppel,
' hacienda and 3
LOvERs‘
“The Place“
LADIES'
FOOTWEAR
CCR33OSS .133 0063.50
PERFECT“. $350
COLLEGE GIRL. “$4.00
'” 3 MEN’S
FOOTWEAR
HANAN . . . . . .$5.5o-$6.00
RALSTON . . . . . . $4.00
ELITE. .$3.50, $4.00. $5.00
WEBER BROS. .. . .$3.50
SCHOOL
SHOES
$1.00 to $3.00
TWO STORES -
Npmalk South Norwalk
Sam-.1
Hetel Mahackemo
J. in ”Who”
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP T03 DAT!
RATIO .2 PER DAY 3AND UPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS 750
11 1111111111
‘ ‘ 1111131 1111111
‘Surely Cures the Most Savers
Cole and Ends Gripps Misery I
i
in lust a Few Hoursl‘3
f
The most effective and
way to cure the G'rippe or break 3a so-'
rare cold, either in the head. chest,
back, stomach or limbs, is n. dose of
Pope’s Cold Compound every two
hours until three conpciitive doses
are tnhen *
You will distinctly tool the“ cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms go-
ing after the story first dose. ‘It
promptly ireilcvosthe most miserable
headache, d11llucsn,.head and nose
stui’ted up, feverislmess, sneezing.
sore throat. running of the nose, sore—
ness, stillness and rheumatic aching.
Tulle this harmless Compound ‘83 di-
rected, with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine made anywhere
else in the world, which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as prompt-
ly and without any other assistance or
bad nitersyflects as a. Bin-rent pnckasc
oi i’npe's Cold Compound, which any
druugist in the world can supply.
After three years‘ research we have
conclusively demonstrated that nui-
nine is not ellcctive in the treatment
of colds or grlppe.
is life worth 11131113333111 one ilowcr's
smile
is more of sweetness than one heart
harmless»,
can hold —-Itlood (.‘. beer
AND FIFTY
Stewart
COOK ‘
ST OVES
SOLD BY US
iN FIVE YEARS
THERE'S A REASON
ASK THE WOMAN
WHO OWNB ONE
A. J. ANGEVINE 81
SON CO.
“#13! WASHINGTON 8T.
.1-
2‘
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
"NC-
REAL ESTATE d. INSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Avc., 8o. Norwalk.
Also Stumchip Agents for Old
Dominion Linc, Clyde Linc, Sc-
vannah Linc 'and Mallory Linc,
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
wmm m...» ._- “w-..
KRYPTOK
WWW Bl FOCAZ
EYES EXIAFMNED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Not-walk
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embalnier
19 North Main Street. Booth Not-wall:
Residence. 6 Washington Street,
Telephone it cities, 338-!-
Telephone at hop». on;
In 3.
The‘Reed ‘81 V'Olli 3
Electrical CO.
711.3 Only. Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
SEVEN HUNDREpi?
i
for
NECKTIES, so'c and up.
day box.
Appropriate Gifts
» "on.
.4
Men 3
/ .
Useful articles, such as they buy for themselves.
Each Tic in handsome holi-
, f
HALF HOSE, all weights, Cotton, Wool,;Silk,15c, 25c,
50c.
UMBRELLAS, $1.00 to
Guaranteed Socks and the famous Interwovcns,
BATH ROBES, $4. 00, $5. 00, $6.00. 3
I
$5 00-
GLOVES of every description. Work Gloves and Dress
Gloves, lined and unlined, 500 up.
I BRADLEY MUFFLER
NEY SILK NECKWEARH
SHOES.
Our stock is new and complete.
variety.
8 HATS ANID CAPS. can-
.BAGS AND Shir CASES.
Early shoppers have the
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
.SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 45.
BEAVER
plaster and wallpaper.
is gaining rapidly in popularityas a substitute for lath and
_ it is susceptible clan infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits or
wide scope ior individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on he
BOARD
11.
nd.
WAY
for you to be worm in your new
house this winter is to have us install
:1 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 ilot Air. llot Water"
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
TheJones& Hotchkiss
‘ Company
Phone 742
The
Housatoni c
Power Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-
vasscrs to obtain informa-
tion which will; enable. it to
compile a complete list of cv-
cry house in the community,
its occupants and its owner.
This information is desired
in order that the company
. may plan a new business
campaign which will be mu.
Ifually beneficial to its con-
corners and itself. The cem-
pany respectfully requests
that the public give the; "can-
3. Vintners the desired. informa-
t'on .and . begs to assure...
‘them that think notes 'ad-I ‘
"musing ‘schéme‘3 ‘nn‘d "does
not bind thch to do any-
1 flung. . ‘ 1» .
NORWALK, coup.I
Definition of Chiropractic
. Chiropractic is the science of the
,canse of the disease and the art of ad“
, lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
Shack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dillorent. organs 11rd
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause ct
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-
ieases are given special attention. also
Curvature of the Spine. You Will
never regret giving Chiropractic :1
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
WALL
PAFPER'
Fall, Styles
E. F.33G3Orham.
Decorator '
East Month"!
10 First St,
Teléphone FourFiveTvvo’
Daily Line to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only”
lion leave Plot ‘1 -
. mmmtlfiar New York (toot
. of Dover street), every day (ox-
‘ " cont Band-1).! n 111. Pro 1:111
' received all walk up to 4 p. .
-- “3:“ South Nanak u; to 5: so .
Namath 3 Steamboat " manually
Armin. .l. lmiih. c. c. Hcgcninn.
.1‘ y ..1. Mount Ila-MI
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