chlorid. caps icum. sage‘.’
pletelIy destroys all (land
3
1 ' ‘
, ’ Harry Scoileid's new house in High
3.351111 avenue. is ncui‘lycomplotcd.
. Dr. A.- E. Alsop, of New York city.
has been spending 11' few days at 'l‘oko-
"1....—
II 1Henry Waters. of New Rochelle.
, New York, has been visltng friends b1
Rowayton.
Work is progressing on the now
. mldence of Charles 1F. Mlls, in High
land avenue.
Edward H. White, who has been suf-
‘ioring with rheumatism for some time,
, do able to be about again.
Mrs. Jacob Paley. of Rownyton ave-
mm is in Boston, where she. is spend
his a few weeks with relatives.
9...... w... L-
Robert Scalzi has sold another lot
'npposito thr1 Baptist tllunch £01 Cap.
'12.“!!! Edward H. Smith. to John Flynn.
The drawing supervisor of the town
”.151'tvlsito1l the Brooltsido and West Nor
'avalk schools, yesterday. and will go
:j to the Broad River. North Center and
Cranbury schools on Monday.
A number of friends were pleasant
Iy entertained this warn..- MI‘. and
Mrs. Robert. scalzl, at their new real-
dence in Roton avenue. Guests were
present from South Norwulk. Slaur
1 1 lord and Bridgeport. Cards wcro om
joyed 111111 later refreshments were
served. 1.
" . The Rev. 111111 1111111111, of 11111111111119,
will preach at the Rowayton Baptist
Church. tomorrow, during the absenco
of the pastor. the Rev. Francis E. C1111-
' ningilam. Mr. Cunningham will preach
on this occasion lntashiouahb- New-
' port, R. 1.. and as his sermons have
always been 1‘111‘y highly thought of
here, the expectation is that his r11~
LI caption at this important society piano
I'wlll be a distinctly favorable one.
11111;
udolph A. 1.qu
Phone 405
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
. 1 “Beiknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING
IMost Modern and Economical
System.
W
I AND
NOROTON
There is to be a Socialist meeting
in the Town Hall, Monday evening.
IRobert Hunter is to 1all1 about social
ism.
I I The Eagle Hook, Ladder and Engine
I‘Uompa11y_ expects soon to receive 1.-
"500 feet of fire hose, which was 're-
centiy ordered. The new hose will be
a useful additionto the lire depart-
. meat equipment.
Work on the new State road is pro-
' greasing with fairly good speed. A
.aaection extending from the Norwalk’
.‘Iitown line to a point near Leroy 11.ch
'nue has been completed. The State
11513 putting down a 16~foot stone road.
II.I"I‘hIe road will be built from the Nor-
"vIIvalk line to the Stamford line.
Sunday afternoon, at 4:30 in the
Casino, Rev. Herbert S. Brown, Ph. D..
I‘ '0! Dnrien will give a lecture“on “The
I Passion Play of Oberammergau." il-
htrated by stereOptlcon. The public
' cordially invited to attend this ice
1 : at-the vesper services of the-First
Gangregationai church. Stamford.
sunny watne'a great cog-111111111
13111111011111 church. Miss Lord ’qu
‘ reach at both morning and evening
tel-vices ISund‘ay schoolnt noon and
Young People' 11 meeting at 6’: 415 p. m:
The .19 will be special music at all ser-
1011's..
as been steadily increasing all the
great awakening All seats are tree
11 a cordial welcome is extended to
D.
I Quarlctto
our 9"
ave-11. Hair Vigor ls composed of sulphur. 111111111. on
alcohoi,rf1'n
injurious ingredient in this list. Ask
A hairtonic. Ahair dressi 11 . 5110311 . .
water‘I .
I'ttii‘i‘hi’t‘t
MILMII‘II Clarence Clot-l1 yesterday after
noon. (or: a discussion of- Buddhism
The society has been making a com-
Ilpmatlvo study oi religions and this
was one of the sub- topics.
have been using Dr. Robert li..Bpeer's
text book T11 11 barrels of clothing
have been shipped by this society toIappIaise the stock and fixtures of the. 1att11nd to 1.13 duties at Osbornes uro-
tbo Grand View institute at Grand
for
blacks conducted under the auspices
of the American Missionary Society.
View. Tenn This is a school
The musical cor1‘1s of the bottom as freely as had been hoped for.
Dramatic Musical and Social Society matter of fact th11 club‘s finances are
is interesting quite 11 number of the pretty low and help of It substantial
young people of Barton and Norolon.;’
Started by Miss N. E. Shrl1er to fur-1 somewhere 1er 30011. or the boys will
nish music for the dramatic perfor-
mances. it has grown with the help of'IagoI the Original donors for the club‘sI
Miss Ashton, and bar young ladles.§ support decided that. the local pooplo‘ 110M: Lots.
“(‘ircolo illusion! ought to show 11011111 appreciation of
(‘lub of Noroton," to he an important 'tllo club and its benefits. and suggest
factor in the social life of the town. icd that s11bsc1iptlona lw scuttled from" '5 entertaining W“ 0 “”3"“1“ 0"
Shriior art-.1 this 801111111.
wmltlng together to the one end. 11111 111111i111d 11 11111 r1111ll1'111 and a ten small!
who (10111 pose the
Miss Ashton and Mina
in the entire society, the. general 11p-
lift of social conditions
meals for our whole. town.
The complitncntaly 1111111111 1,11'111
by the musical corps of the Daricn
lbamallc, Musical and Sminl 501 l11l1.
to tho \cteruns of the Soldiom' Home
at Noroton Heights on Thursday eve
plug was a “meat success. Probably
nothing that the notion has done so
.fnr has given greater satisfaction to
thoat1 engaged in the \1 ork for a more
opprco1intiIo audience could not be
found.
ciully for the occasion by Miss N. it.
Sbrivcr and Miss Ashton was pleasing
and well received by
it being lively and briaht. The 01'-
11hoatm, some fifteen stringed instru.
mcuts with Miss Shrivor at the piano
ui'tur sob‘riion in:
rcndcrod selection.
1‘11sponsc‘to the applause. as they 111111"-
'l‘i1e 11111111111110, “(lar-
Ivitb Alisa
or played before.
den of Dreams.“
lluInlIort was tho instrumental gem of
the evening. The piano duct,
Sbrivor and Miss (11111-1: llextvr was 1111-
other number that gave 111111111 saris
faction. Mina iloyt already 11 favor
lie with the veterans for many kind
Iy services. was at l1111‘ host and 111.11
singing gave “much pli'llMll‘O.
George W Smith 151ng a 11.111 11111111th
6111111 1111i|tled".~71111gs 111\ motth oar-d
11-11i12g"
"i love. :1 Lasslo.
song made his number 111111 of the
most attractive at the owning. At the
close of the concert (‘ol Robbins
made a very neat lllilt‘ speech illliilliw
lag the company for the pleasant
evening and than the velctans glue.
three rousing t‘bocrs ending up with
loud Icalb; of “Come again-«come
again.“
‘ 'l‘ho progrmnmc “as as follow:
Orthestra “Thr- (lolmed Guards" .
.................... ‘A.b S.\\1'1'1idt.
Banjo 11nd l’tauo, Plantation. Synr
phony I
Orchestra ................ Selections
Solo ...\l1'. (loot-go Wtshart Smith.
Serenade. “Garden of
Dreams"
Piano Duet ....... Listspicl Overture.
Miss Shrlvor and Miss Dexter.
Solo, “(llcanings" ............ 'l‘helly
Orchestra. "Uncle llan "
Hunting ,
, Supplies
Guns, Ammunition, Traps. etc.
SchiichtinglIlIros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. D Main it. Dorian
Select Groceries. flu, Groin, Flour
& Food. Hardware. Points. Gino. om.
MR. WHEELER’S FINE JOB.
Lester Wheeler, of, High street.
South Norwnlk. is to be congratulated
upon the line position that he has so-
cured in Bridgeport. He has been
fortunate in locating a position in the
Bryant Electric Company and becduso
of his new berth he has resigned. as
chauffeur for" Henry S. Lockwood ._oi'
Elm avenue. M11. Wheeler's friends
wish him all success in his new work
1 _..—__—————J——.___
ITAKEN SUDDENLY ILL. ,
Charles A. Rubey, of Academy street
was taken suddenly ill yesterday at
his Novelty Store in Wall street and
had to. so to hiLhome. Here tha'filly-
The interest in those moodhgflnslcim was ‘caliod bud Mr. Rubey 11o
'.oelvod some medicine which helped
what improved today,
has not: ”entirely recovered as 'yIIet
The ladies I
l
and 1111111119.; grateful for the f1-w amounts received.
The progrmn. arranged 1151113»!
the veterans;
.\sl1ton-.I
Miss N. E. Shrivor. Messrs. Conn and}
111.111
Mr“
11 hlch 1111ch t'oI‘IlI loud und1
prolonged applause, and for an 1311-1 liiil‘ncs. and they are all r1111iy to 111 ;
corn reopen-d Harry Lauder}; 11111111111111,i111111'11 help or suggestions from those}
" lining a St‘ulclnuun
hiumclf. his dialect and acting of thol
1. 111111qu opinion or haImtnl drugs of
although he
Lapwwy'
Headaches Gait
“lain the IsionIacIII, hvcr and
bonnie are kept. in the good
condition in which they will
be by the p111mpl: use of
VBEEGHAMis
PILLS
Bold Emwhero. In box» 101:. out! 250.
. l
15.13 imw1onco has been appointed.
trustee of the bunluupt business olI Town Clerk Joseph Hyatt is spend-
W 11 Johnson & Co 111111 1111111111116" In; several days 1111111 friends In Moria
arc 11.111111111111111” J. Cody ‘ndIden.
Thomas Keogh, of South Norwglk.I;
W... .—
’il1eso gentleman will snot shortly and} (3111118111 Jam”, 15 111 and unable to
A oavorso consTITUENtr.
bankrupt ilI.111 1
‘ COPY
The local people who were solicitedI Mrs. Fred H. BaItterooll 13 the Ivock- have voted for him 0"
for funds to curry 11111tl1e work of the end guest of. relatives in Port Clics- yeIam‘II I II - .
'. Young Men s (‘l1.l1 have not responded tor. N Y t IIlIIII *1 “Kl". I'Oillled l1ar11111rIC0r11~
' . ' osse.
Asa
"You must thing a lot of him "
“Well. i dunno. You see.
Iago i had a couple
liomer CoulterIcaIIght a large quan-
tity of frostllsh in the Sungstuck river
Thursday.
character will have to come from
i lose thcl1 rooms. A11 stated some time
minis time in Washington”
from the old Adams homestead
A CAREFUL MOTHER.
Mrs. NexdoronWhy deal you
your Willie play baseball
other boys?
lct
Mrs. J. G. Plant. lilt'hmond arr-111111,
'f‘ho conunitteo in charge; I hlludolphia
11111l111‘1-‘t1111d. is stealing bases. and Ho
A number of the members of Tom
deeply i . .
afraid it ungbt have :1 bad influence.
.pi11 lodge. F. and A. M.. attended the.
‘ 11Ii11 ‘, . '
i they would like to char from others. it. i "I" g “”d "”9“” of hi lohn s
. lodge. Norwalk. Thursday owning.
Itakcs nearly $2,000 to r1111 lhoinatilu-i CHIGHESTER S P'LLS
{lion yearly and tho otl1o1 lncidcntail ”I“ "III—I Im—III
”more
I1111111 ha and while How 1110
‘l 1111111110111 you are engaged to tho
.‘expouscs are made 1111 f om the dues d1.1k(-' Pa} lulekxmuflz 1...»
and money made from play 11, etc. Thu: 1 \t 91L nearly." ri'IIIfmmt MI In”. """I
had 00M 111ml its
but.
origintIil supporters of the club gavel ‘Wl . . "“ MM
. 111th 1l11‘1l1ilch? Awaitilri him go “no the--
hourly manuals for 11 period of thrco fathers consent?" I' 1 fil‘fi‘finfikflibw'fi' “fig
51am which just about paid expanses i “.\o,l111 can't man without a mu a-Mmflhliat“huh-ytl'o'm0
Y I SOLD 37 DRUMIISTS {WWW
1011 the other hand the young 1111111. by
tl11i1 cnlcrpriu 11nd ti1“,ifl have in
,stallod a heater and n1ad11 lmprovo'
I 11111 11111 that 111111111111 to nearly $1,000. ”‘1 -....... ..-....... m -
further supplrt is denied the club. tho:
'bulltilng will have to be closed. «no.3
‘1111 sllplllflietl in the record. tin1 luntli' CHRISTMAS
and buildings will revert to the LI-
1iority fuv‘olablo report from his cred-1‘
"."itots «Kansas (3in Journal.
.. m. .W. van... "a... .... “to... ._vt...
AND FIFTY
bra-1') Asoolmiou. it is certain that 1
Ilho boys would greatly miss their HINTS tewart
meeting place. and particularly the. '
gyntoaaiutn. As there is no other? 1%
similar institution in town. a gronti
{many would burn to go back to tbclTABOURF-TS ....... 351: to $2 25 .
street corners to: liwil 11111.1s11n1ont' PEDESTALS .......... $100 to$6.00 I ‘
11nd mootlng places. SIIpoIinthldenli ;.
'Wyhe who has done math to uplift’mm"10R TABLES """ 98° to “1‘50; T E
the club and plate i1 on 11 good hoal~ LIBRARY TABLES ....... S2 75 to MT II
.1h_1 1.111111, is still inclined to bollovt1 ' I
SOLD BY US 1
that th1 muth 1111111l1'1l 1111111111: pill he;
’If111‘1l1coIning, :iiiti ll1-ll'5 still util1 i11nll1 '
‘lquIestod to keep up tho endless l’Ill-
‘ 11‘111111111nts that be is constantly malt-l l
ion in tho olubu llilt‘l‘llir appearance: .
"lbo tommiitcp in 1l1nrge of tin iocall
subset iptions 1111.1 Alfred ll ilittmond
Nelson l2, Stillman and Walter it I
IN FIVE YEARS
THERE'S A REASON
;.F A. MITCHELL
HG DOE FURNIIHII
{CORNER WALL AND "ION IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
1—.“
ASK rug WOMAN
. woo owns one
A. J. ANGEVINE 81
I SON CO.
134-136 WAEHINGTON IT.
interested.
.... v.1 ...............~m MW
jNorwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
Eany hind Foley 11 Honey and T111 Com
pound stops toughs and cures tolds.
‘llo not accept any substitute. 'I‘lu1
Bridge l‘harmncx and w. ".l \ilgmoro
2.!) . lo
- ~mv.-. w... M...
Honesty, Accuracy 81
Politeness
M.-.w_».—- «av—— 11
J. M. Layton & Co.
lNC.
! OYSTERMEIN IAGIREIE To KEEP I '
CHANNEL CLEAR. .Iir. 01111 11111110. Our loudness to grow-
n1111‘11‘111311on'1‘. 111111.9.-~’l‘bon1allcril”g Wild“! “til” “10“?“ “PM" “3
Hi the complaint of the Connecticut “'0‘" tl1a11wc 1'1““! gaining the mud .
cmupnuy to llarbormaster Charles H. “9““ of the mom“ A” you among! 5 Railroad Ave.. 80. Normlk.
Morris in regard to oyster bouts ob» ”‘0 "0““? If “0‘1 5‘“ I” and be con«
i Also Steamship Agents far Old
structing tho power :1in at the Sam vinc ' -
W. F.W1gmore 81 Co.
i Dominion Line. Clyde Line. Sa-
vlow avenue power 110111111. so that the vanmh Line and Mallory Lino,
company was unubk1 to bring barges
DRUGGIBTB
I North Him 8%.. 80. Nomlk
REAL ESTATE a INSURANCE
' AGENTS
to their dock has linen lined by tho 1 TO ALL POINTS SOUTH '
commander of the "city navy.“
lie found that is was not. the slip
that 111111 being obstructed. but that it,
11111.11 oyster boats anchoring in" 1th
east anchorage basin and obstructing
the channel leading to the power
house. He has taken the matter up
with the various oyslormou and there
will be no trouble in the future 11111
cent for strange skippers anchoring
in that channel.
.mu~.___._..._._
FINDS Two WIVES TOO CDS‘I’LY.
PITTSBURGH, Kano, Dec. 9r~Pet1
or Sharp. the only man in the United
States who has two legal wives an-
nounced today that two better hn'lves
were too costly and that he had in-
stituted divorce proceedings against
Mrs. Samantha Sharp. wife No. 2.
Aunn'Catherine, wife No. i, married I
Sharp nearly a score of years ago. and
disappeared 11qu years ago. Sharp
thought her dead and married Saman-
tha. Only a few months after the
wedding. Anna Catherine reappear-
ed. and swore out .a' blgn'my warrant.
The county attorney, however. decid-
ed that Sharp had abundant reason to S.NOI’W8Hl
believe his-first wife dead. Thereup- I I .
on Sharp built two small houses, one u
on each side of his own in which he _ . . , .
quartered his two wives. . I 1‘
The cost of maintaining three estnb- - ‘
Fenwick Optical Co.
Sample
Kitchen
Ranges
ONLY TWO LEFT
EYES EXAMINED FREE
A chance to buy a reliable
Range at ‘a low down price.
Horace . R. Nas h
a. 111.11. amuse
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Suturday' evening.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Nor-walk
DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Emb‘almer
I 19 North Main Street. 800th Nor-walk
Residence, 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 836-2.
Telephone It house, 898.
fer
Appropriate Gifts
s
:14.
Men
‘ilél ‘1‘
Useful articles, such as they buy for themselves.
.. ... ._.... _. ”a" "w. m
"That member of coIngcsa says you
the last 151
to yours
or boss trades‘
I with him. [111' since then 1' V1.1 allus felt;
Mr. and Mrs. hey-1.111111. have mowdjsafer with him spendtu‘ so much of"
with the,
. A? v I
Air-1;. Creche-«1A port of tht1 game. 1'
SEVEN I' 1111111511111): 7 f I
The Reed'81 Yolk
Electrical Co.
The only Fully EqulmImII
ELECTRICAL BHOII’
In the T1111»
8 ti PP
lishments. however, was too grout , ' I ‘ 1
and this. he said, was responsible for Hotel MaIMCkemO
I. R. 0011110111113. ' ‘
the divorce proceedings.
senwcs AND cuisine unto-0111‘s
RATE! ’2 PER DAY ANDDPWIARD
SUNDAY DINDEBSI 75.1:
Piles! 1111111 11111:
It illlamol Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind. Bidding and Itching Plies.- It on.
vorbn tho tumors. 111111111 itching at once,
acts on a. poultice. gves instant relief
WIillnmd' Indian Pile Ointment p11-
pared :01- Pilot and itching ot the rims
parts. Dru glut a. mail 5011 and to.
1111.1. 0011 maroon-111.com
" For sale by The Donald 11111111111111. .
NECKTIES. 50c and up. Each Tic in handsome holi-
day box.
HALF HOSE. all weights, Cotton. Wool. 3111:, we, 25c,
50c. Guaranteed Socks and the famous Interwovens,
BATH ROBES, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00.
UMBRELLAS, $1.00 to $5.00.
GLOVES of every description. Work Gloves and Dress
Gloves,1incd and unlined, 50c up.
BRADLEY MUFFLERS. HATS AND CAPS. CHE-
NEY SILK NECKWEAR.
SHOES. '
Our stock is new and complete.
variety.
.BAGS AND .smrcnsns'.
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, 48.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute {or lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
I wide scope for individual preferment and taste.
and keep a large supply on hand.
‘ BOARD
We are agents
WAY
for 1011 to be warm in your new
house this winter is to have an install?
11 Heating System that will keep you’
I comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your;never regret giving Chiropractic
‘chanco to help you.
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742 NORWALK. CONN.
r
The
Housatonic
PoWer Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around can-
vassers to obtain informa-1
tion whichIwill enable it to -
compile a complete list of ev-
ery 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-
tually beneficial to its con-
sumers and itself The oom- .
. pany respectfully requests 1
that the public give the can'.‘
vassers the desired informa- I
find Iand I'bcgs I to assure
them that this is 1101111111111.
“vertising scheme and does
. not bind them to do' any-
ITHE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chir'opracuc
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same Diseases are caused
.:by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back Even if done in childhood it
icreatos pinched nerves and pain in
1lnter life in the dlfleIent organ. 11111
lllmbs
Chiropractors remove thec cause 1!
ithis disease and pain. and health is
'restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervonsness.l‘1l1eumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine You will
a
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
WALL
PA P E R'
Fall Styles
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
East Norwalk
10 First St,
Telephone FourFiveTwo
—‘:__._“‘
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
‘ Freight Propeller! leave Pier
28‘. hint River. New York (tool
of Dover street). every '11:! (at
cont Sandor). at 8 p m. Freight
received at Nam-ll: up- to I p
_. .111. 3111i South Nornik up to 6:30
(midi: Steamboat. {Doorway
”Annln. J. Smith. D. 0. "09‘0ij
«WM .1." ,1 LGonorol Agent
Norwalk Chronicler