a
aid
*0...“-
r,
ROWAYTON
.- gnowmrou Host CO'8 mace.
: Very Successful Affair Hold Last Evo-
ning at Headquarters In Roway-
ton Avenue.
The dance of ,the Rowaytcu liose
Company, last evening was a success
beyond all doubt. It was easily dem-
V'Onstratcd that it larger hall in Rowny~
ton could be made a paying proposi-
tion. Sametimes last night the hull.
was filled to overflowing, but it was a
jolly crowd. and everyone seemed to
have the best of times. A number
were present from' out of town, in-
includlng Darlen, South Norwalk and
a few from Bi‘ldgeport.
Many favorable comments were
E heard outhe appearance of the hall.
The decorations in red and green were
pleasing and nppropIiat, and the pcu-
Yale, )‘dialv Id, Brow-,1) Penn-
.Soamford and
‘ 18, etc, made
The floor
El h oh
no intolohulig moment
was in good condition, hhviu'g been.
I waxed for the occasion.
And we must not forget, the people
of Rowuyton who turned out despite
the threatening appearance of the
.. weather during the afternoon and eve-
' hing.
It seemed that all of the young
talks, and a good representation of
some older ones, too, were there, and
all enjoyed themselves. The cos-
tumes were stunning, and Rowa3tons
populIir young ladies would haI e shod-
ed anyone. . -
Last but not least we must speak of
the music. ‘The members of thel.yrlc
Orchestra did not belle their reputa-
tion. Their playing- was finished and
harmonious. and many unsolicited ex-
pressions of praise were given. The
members were: Director Ralph' W.
Woodhull, at the violin; John Derrin-
ger, pianist, and Joseph Kcllar, cor-
metist.
Cream was served during. intermis-
y-sion and after the dance. and a good
3: amount was disposed of.
Much criev
dit is dueto B. A, Weed, who alleli-
ded to the cream department in- Such
a capable manner.
MACKEREL CAME FROM SCOT-
LAND.
2’ Mrs. Henry R. Buckley, oi Tokenoke,
Opens Correspondence With
Miss Clarke.
Some time last month Mrs. Henry
_ V. .R. Buckley. of Tokeneke, purchased a
‘ can of soused mackeiel.
opening the can she noticed written
As she was
on the bottom: "Send postal to Miss
Clarke, Aberdeen. Scotland. " Not
thinking that anything would come of
it, Mrs. Buckley sent a card to Miss
Clarke and has received her answer.
In’the package that came for Mrs.
Buckley yesterday morning was a let-
; ter, three postal cards and a beautiful
view book, containing a number of
magnificent scenes from Scotland. The
postal cards were also very pretty
and one showed Miss Clarke 3 home.
The letter stated that the can of
"mackerel was packed in August, 1910,
and that Miss Clarke was more than
Surprised to find that the purchaser
pf the can was in America, never think-
his that this particular can would
. as the ocean. She was no more
,‘ prised that was Mrs. Buckley yes-
May morning, however. for she had
Phone 406
ROWAYTON. CONN. . '
Plumbing 8. Heating
. .luml—LE‘R of “E
JOBe'kuap “System
,. or Ho‘E mo... ”EAT-1ND.
‘ "m remain;
have been made and Sold by the l
I ~ Boston Rubber Shoe Company. 2 2 .
Fishermen all over the world are whining them.
. what brand oi rubber boots they swoo'r {312.2809 if they don't say the
’ 'I'Bosrow' Hun
’- 2* WARRIOR 3001's
Fishermen want rubber boots which will wear-v- '
boots which will stand the hardest kind of service.
Fifty-eight years’ experience has taught us how
to make just that kind, and you get them when
you ask for the Boston WARRIOR Boots.
Look for tho Hub Trade-Mark
. it appears on all our boots and shoes.
'Iosr‘ou Ronni! sun: 00., loom. loco.
I these little part-romantics.
; fatheI. the later being convinced that
'ceived for the coming pool tourna-
Ask your mates
almost forgotten sending the card to
Miss Clarke.
Norwnlk seems to have its share of
Several
have been connected with Norwollt
people, one coming in contain, other:
in grape baskets and others in various
other products, but this is the first
time that mackerel has been the car-
rier of a message—at least the first
that has been reported.
Archie Benelisha, of Dorian road,
while playing with a dog on his prem‘
ises, yesterday afternoon, was painful-
ly. but not seriously bitten in the right
leg, just uhovo the ankle. The animal,
a valuable English bull and terrier
and the propertlof Contractor Horace
0. Mills, a neighbor. had previous to
this escapadc had a light with an-
otheI dog in the roadway, and Von his
retIIIn from the fray was in an ex-
cited though playful frame of mind,
Robert blindly. .l".,a who has,
finding in Bridgeport, has retu
homo.
George 2211. Dudley died Thursday
night, at the Soldloro'iiomo in Now-
ion Heighten of tuxuomla. He had
been at’tho Home since Duo. 4. Mr.
Bradley came from Southlngton, Conn.
where his widow and two sons live.
His body was sent there for burial.
He served in Company A. of the 27th
Connecticut infantry, in the Civil War.
The following will be the program
at the Methodist Church on Sunday:
9:30 a. m.—~Prayer and praise service;
10:30 a. m.—~Pronchlng 'by Miss Lord;
12 In.—~Sunday school: 5:30 p. m.~—
Choir rehearsal; 7 :30 p. m.»Evonlua
"worship with revival sermon by Miss
Lord. The steady increase in inter-
oct during the past fortnight has been
remarkable and a great day is expect-
ed on Sunday.
a
_.__.,..-...... ”-
Leonard Peterson, arrested here by
Constable Leonard for the Brooklyn ‘
detective. department, for allcued’
grand larceny. has been released be
cause the witnesses against him hare,
left this country. lie was employed
cmansr s PILLS
our. bIAEI‘IRoIm’ Mann“
51"“ m with @mm": mum?"
”M‘WW
“N.H.A”
”Ultimatum. mun-optional I
Sillil BY llllllliGlSl‘S “Emu
as usual. Archie and his brother, ltV
stems. were playing hide and seek'
and were calling to the dog to come
and find them. lie did find Wallace:
and caught him with his teeth, flratl
around one of the boy's ankles, and;
then around his right wrist, but orei
the do; could bite, if such was his bid
tcntlon, he was thrown off. The dual
then made for Archie, some distance}
away, and fastened his teeth in the?
lads right leg, causing that youngsterl
"to boat a hasty retreat for the port-in
II here he endeavored to free himself.
Unable to do this ,ho did what appear
ed to be the out best thing. which1
was to fall over the porch railing,I
trusting that. this would break tho
animal‘s hold. it did, for the moment,
but. he. simply returned to the. aunt-h,
but before he could help himself again
Wallace was by his brother‘s side, and
(between the two of them they man
aged to drive the animal away and
later tie him in his kennel. Archie's:
stocking and undergarmcnt wore torn
completely in two around the ankle.
and on closer examination a slightlyl
bleeding wound was noticed on hlsj‘
leg, which had evidently been caused‘
by the dog's teeth. The Wound was
motorized later and will be. attended
to again this morning, but no bad
results are anticipated. Mr. Mills,
the owner of the dos. promptly shot
the. animal on learning what he had
done, although this was against the
earnest protest of the injured bOy‘s
the deg was not mad, but simply
excited by reason of his fight with
lthe other dog But Towscr had to
go and today he is lying under three
feet oi? sod, much to the sorrow of his
owner who was extremely fond of
him.
“Christmas sale, “fancy articles,
dollg etc., at the lilbrary. Proceeds
tor new books.
A number of entries are being re~
ment between members of the Rawal-
to on Fire Company and Rowa3ton Hose
company, which is scheduled to start
on January 3.
Mrs. Lewis W. Hoops, at Tokenelre.
will entertain the members of the Wo~
man’ 5 Study Club at: her residence
uevt Monday.
David Raymond, of Bridgeport, has
been making a. visit with relatives and
friends here.
--95c and five coupons will buy IV
fun/-
Hunting
Supplies
Guns, Ammunition, Traps, etc.
H‘
Schliclmng Bros. 8; Com '
66!. Railroad AVA- C _
THAM‘ER
’ OCULISTB AND OPTlCIANB
IF YOU ARE‘SUFFERlNB FROM
STRAINED EYES
our scientific tests will reveal the
cause and a pair of our rightly
made glosses will give you relief.
We employ experiencéd Oculiow—
Graduate i'hysirlans~to examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings
......~.._..... .w ._.... “.0... ............WW.. .........—
LO V E R’S
“The Place"
__ W ma.....w.._
Men’s Xmas
SLlPPERS,
50c to $2
Ladies’ Fir Felt
Slippers
BLACK, RED, snows,
casemomoxe, can
$1.25
‘ SHOES L
BOOTS
ARCTICS
GIFTS FOR ALL THE
FAMILY
\
TWO STORES
Norwalk South Norwalk
CityNatIoualBank
TRANIAOTB .A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND.OFF.ER8 EVERY
FACILlTY OONBIBTIN‘I'
WITH BOUND .
BAN KING .
Capitol impact and Profits
{100,009.00
‘ sowm u. MATHEWSON. out.
JOHN H.‘ RNA" in viscous.
racocnicx H. Ii
-- Wit-NI 39 MOWEMWIIMOI'
If .:’. :3.
. alloc- o
' ”on”: H. ngl't‘t M
_ will"
.l‘hoy within
7
moonlit. “HI-.l-
[1011th Dunn, cmpo ed on the State
Road work here, In: sent to jail for
00 dhys. lasthighll had It title, which,
1 with VCOSC‘lflanfllullO'vo was impos-
ed. “Dunn Was blinked with intoxica-
tion and breach of the peace. lie
was arrested in Stoml'ord the day be-
fore, "Yc‘r’Iintoxlcution, 1nd sentence
was unintended there on condition that
he go back to work. Constable Smith
nirosted him. and ,lustico Shearer sus.
pended a 30 dayl’ jail sentence, on
condition that he go to work and by-
hovo. Thursday night he wont to the
residence of a clergyman here, and
made a disturbance. He was locked
up and this time there was no suspenr
non of sentence.
The woman who relies upon Sen-
.llnoi Want Advs. to secure the house-
hold help has I little time for other
things.
—
Keep Somebody Comfortable
GIVE A JEWELL HEAT
CONTROLLER
.lt autmnutleally opens and
clone! the furnace or holler
dampels, as often as the tem
pernturc of the house rim or.
falls one degree, from the stand-
ard you not
The tini- clock attachment
proIldoo for II change to warmer
temperature in the morning and
allows an extra hour’o sloop
when without it you must get
up and fix?- Ihe furnace for the
rest of the family. Call on us
for II full explanation.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 81 Wait Sta.
8.11de
0qu Deposit Button to and OS ”’3.” I
OWAN, the Vice-
It Is Time
to buy your
Christmas
Presents
We have all kinds of practical (lift:
for boys and girls, than and women:
SKATES. SLEDS, POOKE? KNIVES.
scissons AND SGISSOR SETS, BA-
zoas, TOOLS, and many other suit
able articles. ‘
C. E. Dow
washington Street
. South. 'Norwalk
will“: and live coupono will buy a
Vanity lio‘x‘l A midi and useful Christ-
active 11le
nerves, ,lf film; i) .2.
~ humowliii
Sold Everywhere. lo bon- 10c. and 286.
' i -
.,.......~..... -..... _- _...... . _-_..~.— . -H — -
"Tell me," requested the foreign
sociologist, "what, do yho sluniflcance
of the eagle that is shown on Amer-
ican money. ""
‘lt is," responded the Son of Lib.
enty: 'au emblem of its will illght."_
witlxchansc.
The woman who relies [upon Sen-
tinel Want Advs. to secure the house-
hold holp has a little time for other
things.
Just Think
make the whole family
on. Christmas, by having
an Edison.
PHONOGRAPH
in your home. Prices and
terms to unit every pock-
etbook. .2
IA. J. ANGEVINE 8i
SON CO.
tum woollmo'rdu or.
I. WWW”... .. m... ............-
i Jaw-Wm» ..
Dnes Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK!
~05: A GALLON ‘ $50 A GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear 0!
our Compound tor three years. Writs
for estimates. Correspondence colic
lied. ‘
Century Roofing (30.. inc.
as Washington at. ‘ south Homil-
n
.‘2. ~ I:
1.2 M. LaytonISI-Co.
"lNc.“”""”
REAL ESTATE 6. lNSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave, 80. Norwalk.
Also Steamship Agents lor‘Oid
Dominion Llanlyde Lino. Sa-
vannah Line and Mallory Lino.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
Fenwick opticalend
. Honesty, Accuracy 81 V .
Politeness
is our motto. filial-"business is grow- '
is
in: steadily right along, which
proof that we are gaining the comb
‘ deuce of the people Are you among
the crowd? lf‘not, get in and be con-
vinced.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
annuals-rs
'8 Honolulu Oh. to. Nomlit , '
o
J . Eves axmmco ruse
Hotel‘Mahackemo
.l. R. consult. Mar.
slime: Auo'coismz'uaro‘oxn
RATES o2 baa DAY AND unwaao
"SUNDAY DINNERS 75c“
. Banquets a Specialty .
3 vol... can no
AND ousoco GUARANTEED ’
‘Opon Monday and Subway mum
UNITED BANK" “3UILDING.
sou“ Nortvollt
E
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Ruldonco. 5 Walling!“ Strut:
Telephone at an“, Vssutz. .
The Reed 8t Yolk
I; , Electrical Co
The only fully Equipped _ I,
ctcoraIcAL SHOP
19 North Main 83““. South NOMIIIIV ‘
qualms at hon-o. 003: :
not: bind them. to do any»
res.
up!) 4- P c I
“I-
'day box.
50c.
SHOES.
variety.
Appropriate
for Men
Useful articles, such as they buy for themselves
NECKTIES, soc and up. Each Tie in handsome holi-
HALF HOSE. all weights, Cotton, Wooi;Siik,'~13c',?5c,
BATH ROBES, $4. 00, $5. 00, $6. 00. i 2 ‘2‘ ..
UMBRELLAS, $1.00 to $5450. V «.3 ‘
GLOVES of every description. Work Gloves and Drum
Guaranteed Socks and the famous Interwovcns
Gloves, lined and unlined, 50c up
BRADLEY MUFFLERS. HATS AND CAPS" CHE-
NEY SILK NECKWEAR. .BAVGS AND SV.01T CA
Our stock is new and complete.
98 Washington Street
pa... No. 1185-2.
PRICE’S Clothing . Store ‘
n
3358.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
plaster and wall-paper.
BEAVER BOARD
is training rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prelerment and taste. We are agents
and keep II large supply on hand.
WAY
for you to be warm In your new
house this winter is to have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
rooms, the facilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones 8: HotclIkiss
Company
Phillie 742 NORWALK, CONN.
We’ll study the location of youri
M.—
I"
2n...
‘Housatonic
Power Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send' around can-
vasoers,‘ to obtain . informa-
tion which. will enable it to;
compile a complete list of cv-
In)" house in the cammunhy,
its occupants and its‘ owner. _
This information is desired
.in order that the Company‘
my plan a new business‘
' campaign which will be run:
many beneficial to its con-
7,, comers anditséii‘._'1‘ho corn-
pony respectfully requests ‘
that thcmublic give the cons
“tint: and hugs to assure?
them that this is not an ad-
vertising scheme and does,
vessel-vibe desired informa-
. If?“
A
THE NEW SCIENCE
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 wrench. wist or sprain in tho
back. Even i done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs an d
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the" sin
nerIc systems in your bodv.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
ease: are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. ., You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. mums. o. c.
9} WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
WALL
PAPER
Fall Styles
E. E.2Gorham
Decorator
10 First St., Eu; Norwallt
Telephone FourFiveTwo .
u
M—
M! Propellers" loin Pier
18. But Rim. blow York (foot,
of louver egg-9:3. can!” do! !ta- 2
WW 3.2:“ 3.5
mmmemnrmsu'
1 human Stéhmhoati? Company A I
.7‘
DailyLInetoN Y. _
For FREIGHT bun r
Norwalk Chronicler