nucleus
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f‘ionn hopcs for
"w‘oiit‘i Mono.
up pail? . ‘
"All“ moldy hkcIs on easy chair,
"And ‘Mothcr .ouys she hopcs
yh‘u'll Chang ,3
“Her :oici storming; :1 Stamford
range.”
FOR SALE BY
Horace R Nash, Cor. N M. It West Sis.
‘ ROWAYTON
Percy sherron has recovered from
tow dnyc’ illness. ‘
«Jacob Paley, oi Row’nyton avenuo,
was a recent visitor in- Ncw York city.
‘3 Robert Social. of Rowayton avenue,
William Rosecrans; about 16 years or
ngc,'who may thank his stars and Wil-
liam Fcord that he does not buyer to
spend Christmas on the streets. Mr.
Rosecrans in a New ‘t'orll hall. in very
bright and unite lnducirrlous, and come
here became of the cruelty of a stop-
tathcr.‘ ‘It realm that his mother mur-
rlod twice, and. not being united with
her second choice, run away with on—
nther mun, taking her son along. Will
mute, and vine hanged about in any old
motion, a grown» .
linm was not suited to the new father's‘
irriuuyouuu will moot thin after-
noon at thoxcctory.“
lira.“l§‘rod Bitcrs‘oil' and dounhter
spent yesterday in hridgoportw ‘
Mica Carlie Bradley anticipated
upondln‘g Christin“ out of town. r
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The local morchunia state that they
are doing a vet y how? business.
Won-no“..— .
Mrs C Lyhurn oi Mamaroneck N.
Y., in amndlng the week in town
Miss Catherine _Mé(lann hau ro—
sumod her duties at tho Center school
after at few days’ illnc‘as. '
Tomorrow liioing' 8t. Thoruuc' duy
holy communion will be administered
at Triuity‘church at 10 u. m, ‘
, ., ...._......An.,.-
Funeral Director lihurlca Fable ox-
Stuto street in about two weeks.
“0.....me
The Sunday school oi the Moth-
odint church will hoirhits Cit-litmus
pacts to occupy his new building on .
, Tholntorlor of tho no is being ro-
pa‘lntnd’hnd decorated -
‘ ”find-«W
urn. worth and lhmily are now livins
over Jonah &- Wood'c store.
WWW
* Mr. for: era ”Edward «linmmanow
have returned to Now York for tho,
winter. 33
W .33, ,,
Mrs S. S. Raymond and youngest
con ure alopplng with Mr and Mrs.
James Gallium.
L—«o
W
Mica Jeanie Show: entertained the
Girls' Club at her home in Purl: ntmet
inst Thuradn7.
w
Twimt were born to Mr. and Mrs
Harry B. mien last Thursday 01: Burn
day tho hpy died.
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Lawrence Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lluruum.
W. .n. .....
Philontuu Bell, of Eurcku. Cal.
of Rye. went
last Sunday with hip grand parents.
Mru. William llottcr gave a lunch-
eon last week in honor of her unclc.
thprc In ohm to corn :;1iiry>vimi suffering
II. timco-‘vl tailoring I§I
in which will be followed h in rip-:54
;i m. If tho fir‘il cympouir um
. lacy Ioci‘ud.
But up unilorin ill our
gotten. lulu thoro WIIEIIIV‘ n‘o‘I ”If";
notions if rulll-i' In o
, rciiubio. nuturul co
PI L8
ought to ho on hood in ovary honw
rciuiy hr up» at ilrut sign of troublu.
ThIs rumour family rumori hill
proved in your! poll Icon of lr hi it:
war to corrupt physical troubh: and
wurrl oil diction.
Try for would iiw'or In your home.
a few dam and me how the bodily
system is strengthened and roll-cubed
mid how unruly Ind oil'octivcly they
Relieve
~» Suffering
“urinal-1mm minimu-
withheld“ direction. Mondale.
Mm - w- ~WW-
MORSE T0 REMAIN IN HOSPITAL.
mlw.wwm NM la ... ,.
nihilwor mutiny.
II.“ no ll iii-chm ii iii», ‘
«oily» intuition. ‘3
BEEGIIAII’Sf
.. 3. :3:6
>' i
‘d‘y bull‘s
Appropriate Gifts
for Men
kl
lluc’iul nrticlou, such no they buy “forethéitinclves. ‘
NECKTIES soc and up. Each Tic in hondsomc holi-
HALF HOSE.“ all weights. Cotton, dei,“$ilk. 15c, 25c,
soc. Gnaranteed Socks and the famous Interwfiovens
BATH ROBES, $4.00, $5.00. $6.00. ’
UMBRELLAS, $1. 09%.. $560. ‘
it
GLOVES of every description. Work: Gloves and Dress
Gloves, lined and unlined, 50:: up.
BRADLEY MUFFLERS. HATS AND CAPS”
NEY SILK NECKWEAR.
SHOES. ’
CHE—
.BAGS AND .SUIT CASES.
Our stock ll now and complcte. Early shoppers have the
. variety.
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. 11852.
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The monthly meeting of the firemen
was held last Thursday evening when
nomination of oillccrn occurrod
m... .w m.
Minn Margie V. Smith him returned
homo altar a pleewut visit with hot“
brother and other relatives in town.
lrvlug 'Broudhurut has boon confined
to hit homo for tho past (our woeku
with rheumatism. He is being attend-
wny. Finally Willie doturmlnod that
he could cloud it no longer, so he ran
away. He first wont to Dorian. when:
he was employed for could time on a
form, but work grew slack, and h:
canto to Standard and got a position
at Breckcr‘n'iivory stable. All went
well for some wooiru. and Willie madc
friends as last as any boy could portal. 3
biy do in his position, and was well
liked by all who came in touch with
WASHINGTON, Dec 20. al’rcaldent
Tall and Attornoy General Wicker-
shnm mode it plain today that for the
present no further action would be
taken by the government in tho coco
at Charles w. Morse. Mr. Wicker-
cluun, following in meeting of the can
that, acid that Rome was not in u crit-
ical condition and would remain in.
the army hospital at ‘F‘ort Momentum? ;;
ncnr Atlanta whore he was removed
Y Ma been on a. business trip to New
731'orkcity. iesllvul' saturdny ovpnlng n the
church parlors.
3‘ -—Salo. ut the Library. fancy articles
‘onitable for Xmas gifts. at vory~ low
“prices. Proccedu for new books.
Leonard Gaul and William Olborno
have been flmmoncd to curve on the
jury of tho superior court in Bridgo—
port next week.
”1W
Chicken thieves in the (cm. or
chunks have been visiting tho poultry
houses of several of our resideniuu
.3 W. R. Demarcst, of Belle Island. and
wile have gone to Newark, New Jer-
sey, to remain About ten days visit-
3 ins relatives cud liiurids.‘
“Moo-o u...
3'1'hornus A1601), of ’l‘oirencke, soils
with E. Hope Norton, today, for Equa-
aor, South America, where they are
him. His ‘emplcy‘er could find no futilt
with the work ho was doing, and he
had a chance of a steady lob. Sud»
duniy a lunnyudcn entered his hcndw
these unlmnla ruptured thin fail they
uppcnr very plentiful.
thwithsianding tho large number or 3
ed by Dr. Sooville.
Arthur, K. iduiluley. oi lincllott‘n
Hill. spout Sunday in Silver Mine and
ircua tho Atlnntlc Penitentiary ucvorni I
wealth lino. '
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ST. "JOHN'S TO ELECT.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work. for Everything 3
Telephone, 46.
- “interested in building a railroad, and inclduntuliy occupied tho pulpit in tho
‘ will remain all winter Officers for tho cunning your will be 3:
oloctod ill tho annual ccmmunluutlou ‘
or St. John lodge. No. o. F‘ and 3.3 "
I
perhaps not funny to some 96011". but William Cuocidy (3)5. Bungalow who
. 3 I V " ,
3““ “‘0 same II. w” humorous 1“ cm was arrested lust h‘rldly on cont-1 .M' K Church in tho cloning.
erswbccauso the boy thought he wouldl pinini of mg wne for “WM. w“
‘0 ‘0 ”Chm” when he knew he M“ “"‘l glvun u pouring bul’urc .‘lurilco .ioucpli
MM»~«..
Tho Womnu‘g Foreign Missionnry
Society or the hi h. Church mm at the
A. M. Beardsley, of the West Side
mmmwmm .a n
. has sold residence prolicrly lo J. W.
parks, of ‘Brooksideywho will take
liposseuslou March int. and make his
residence Iléliiiil ‘."~». $5.3.
m «m
—-ln order Mm all who desire. to
ofitain Vanity Boxes bél‘oro Christmas
*WW sfiftl’ilé rlli‘llllief of c‘Ob‘fio‘iis has
been reduced to live. For No coupons
and 950. one oi these useful Christmas
presents may be obtained at this onion.
WW
‘3 Rudolph A. Loh‘r
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON. CONN.
' Iilumbiug &.Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
‘ “iielknap” System
OF HOT WATER HEATING ‘
yMort Modern and Economical
system.
‘—-95c and live coupons will buy a
3' Vanity Box. A neat and useful Christ- '
3 mos gilt.
3 James s. Jenkins, 0: snip‘pan Point
deported to the police yesterday. that
1 number of valuable articles had
, been stolen from his canoe, which had
{been m‘oorod near the bathing pavilion
of Manor School. Some articles ware
. “a pair of loather cars, a pair of wood.
on oars with the name James S. Jen.
kins burned in the handles, it galvan-
dued car, a box or 12-33mm cartridges,
in half~empty hair of cartridges of the
‘3 home variety, 25 decoy ducks, and
some personal belongingn. Mr. Jen-
kins left the boat moored to the dock.
flicnda‘y. and is at 21.1an to account for
’ the disappdarance 0f the goods.
“FLED FROM GRUEL STEPFATHER.
_ Mr...
William Roseanne, After Varying Ex
pcflenée, Find; Friend: in
Clergy Get Promise of Pace Until
means or support it he did no. lie on-
tcrod the Henry street school Mon
any, and hruvoly demanded that ho ho
enrolled on a pupil. The police were
asked to handle the misc, and in the
boy who had no guardian, and wan to»
room; to .go about tho streets on his
own responsibility.
William Word.» who in a lawyer, hurl
heard at the boy a plight. and offered
’10 one that the chop wan taken euro
3 of The police knowing he won in good
hands, relinquished the boy to his
churu‘c.
Mr. Fcord gave him a anuoro mosh;
io’rdored some doocni. clothen, and put.
him in n aplc-nnd-opnu condition. thou
soul. him down to the Y. M. C. A. build
the lioys' Department, took him
charge, and he. will be there. probably.
over Christmas. '
it in Mr. F‘oord‘u intention to how-
iho boy cont to the Goodwill Farm at
Hlnckvllio, lilo, ii ponsihlc, and, it not
to. moire arrangements whereby he
shall not room at lurgc. He is of the
opinion that William is a good boy.
and, with the right nort oi training,
will he a good man.
"W
TRY TO‘ AVERT 0A8 STRIKE.
W...
Aiter Christmas.
The lnterdcnorninntlonui Committee
for Promotion of industrial Arbitru
tion, consisting oi’ the Rev. Dr. George
V. Douglas. oi the Cathedral of St.
John the. Divine; the Rev. Dr Frank
0. Hall of the Church of the Divine
‘Puternity, and the Rev. Dr. Ghnnles B.
Muctarlund, secretary of the commit-
toe, made on eitort yésterduy to living
about peace between the GM Workers'
Union and the Consolidated Gan Gom-
puny3 and its subsidiaries in New
York
The committee called first on‘ Galvin
Wyatt. general organizer of the Amer-
ican Federation of Labor. and the cm
corn or the Gas Workers‘ Union, and
pleuded with thorn to avert a strike,
and at all events to hold of! action un-
til after Christmas. Culvln who is
said to have promtced there would be
no action until alter Christmas. “
The committee then had a talk with
George B. Corteiyou, president at the
to got him to ugmo to a conroicnce
with a. committed or the men. Dr.
court yesterday morning, Willie who;
lug, where E J. Worms, secretary 013
in‘
I Broad River
Conuolidated Gas Company. and tried 1
Morton and acnloucod to 10 day: in
jail tor contempt or court and do duyu‘
in you fill drunlronnenu uud clump of
3 bill family. .3
wan—kw
loud the niomoptlcou lociuro which
wan to have boon glvpn by Caplnlm
Permit of tho Norwaik Salvation
Army
conic trouble with the Wires 0! tho;
electric uystorn which wore continual
of run tho machine
.0...»- m ”a...
Tho body oi“ Edward E. Snufordm
uuod 42 yours at Norwulk and a iorrn‘ *
ior rouldcnl ol’ Snugntuch. wrinllound
Sunday morning honido tho ruliroo‘dl
trucks pour Suugntuch. Mo hull bocoi
hit by a trnin. Ono leg, was ouvered.I
the other was broken. and his ribs
\vcro fractured. \lr Sanford in sun
vivod by a wile and three childron
acpuraicd for several your, 'l‘ho
iuncral services were hold from
Riverside chapel yesterday afternoon
Rev 1.. B llowcll ol’dciutcd. linen
mcnt tollowud in Rivornldo colntary.
W a.» m.wv.~.~.....um~.
Misc Louise Cubic. of New. Canaan
avenue, is recovering from an attack
oi scuriet levor. and the quarantine
will be removed iron: the house in a.
few days. 3 . .
Tho Broad utivor School will hold
their Christmuu exercises in the chop-
ei on Friday evening. A lino program
will be rendcrcd, and there will he
an exchange or guts and other lent"
urea or interest
W
Joe Angoincm 03! New Canaan, who
rocently purcha‘sod the old blacksmith
shop at the Five Corners, has torn;
down a section of the building. and
proposes to erect a line stucco hours...
there. The building will be u credit
to the locality.
Mam
THE WOMAN'S STUDY CLUE.
“Members This Week. . ,~
The filth regular nicotine ol the we
homo oi" Mrs. W.
nveuuo. oi. up. in. yesterday.- 3
Mu"... l... m.
mun. Bartram cut oil one or the hu-
3 3 guru of bin right timid last Thursday.
“‘0‘“ Who “9'" I“ ”‘9 (0“8'933” while flowing timber ul .lellilf'n mills.
arraigned Mime Judge Young. as of tlcuel churlh Monday evening to “""I‘nlmudgo m1]
lir.
d1 honor! the inlui \
m .......-u-
E. ii Lowrunm l“.
the
it in ponnlhic that the dunno in be
A Smallhorn, South
0 Shaughuoauv
.l Wolfcl and
were diunppuintcd owing toIJnmcu .l. Cody appraised the bankrupt
mock o! w R. Johnson that went: The
lluol homing on the [Slim will prohobiy
heard In Bridnopbrt on Doccmher
Izfind.
“it.
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The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK!
050 A GALLON, ,-
M
We” xnmnteo tho weather wear oi
out Compound (or three yam. Writ.
[or estimates. Correspondence colic
lied.
Him
use A onLton
Does Your Roof Lock?
BEAVER
is gaining rapidly in popularity as n substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. it in susceptible of an infinite variety
- of artistic deoigne for walls and ceilings and permits 0! a
wide scope for individual preterment and More. We are ngents
and hoop 0. large supply on hand.
BOARD
in Norvvuik, from whom he had been '
Mrs“. Hoops, or Romytcn, Enteflnlned ‘
hold under the uuuniroo oi the Dancing
Claus on Friday evening. January 12,
will holpmtponed for one «coir on ov-
count or the senior dance to he held in
tho Stamford high school on that eve
nlng
her. it. w. 0E, 7 noun. or Sooul, no.
rec. occupied the pulpit of the Congre-
‘nntionnl Church, Sunday morning. His
thouio our The Call oi tho hint. At
8:30 p. 111., Mr. arachnoid gave In ll«
luutrnted lecture owKotM. in the loo
turn worn or the church. Mr. arcane
field in a hroihor-in-lnw oi Superintcu:
dent H. W. Bum and has boon appoint»
ed by the Pronbytcriun Missionary Bo:
cloty on teacher or I horn”, achocl in
Korea. lib: lecture Sunday evenlnu
wn ’ illustrated with promoting
Century Roofing Co... int
83 Wonhlnnton It.
booth Nor-well-
i. M. Layton & co.
INC.
REAL norms a-m‘sunmcc
AGENTS
8 Railroad liveq Bo. Norwaik.
Also shimmy: Agent. for Old
Dominion Line, Clyde Line, 8:-
vannnh Line and Mallory Lino,
To ALI. Pouvrs 80UTH
for you to bewurm in your new
hcuae this. winter is tonne no install
a floating system that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We’ll study the location or your
rooms, the facilities 0! the house and
.teil you whether a Hot Air. Hot Water
or Steam System will satiety you best.
The Jones 8: Hotchhiss
Company
slides. and was decidedly interacting.
A3 number of local young‘mcn havo’
annulled n bulletin“ team Ind the!
House Thursday evening.
something or all expense to suppd‘rt
public will be generous in its purport.
The costs in the Opera no... will
have to be taken up and nailed down
utter ouch some. Thin ovrangement
it necessary in compliance with the
113w governing moving picture play
houses.
in; alter the games nnd Bromlleld‘s
mimic.
It Is Tune
the venture. and it in hoped that the" 3
The boys are to have (land “
orchestra or Glonbrook will furnish the '
Open Monday I‘lul uncured
if r
rennet Optical Co.
will play their lirst some in the Opera 33 " ‘
it in iv in
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
U333NI13‘3ED IANK BUI DINB.3
3 fiduth Nomlk,
”RHINO.
Phone 742 ‘ nonwALK, couu.
, The
Housatonic
Pchr Co.
DESIRES to
ANNOUNCE
that it will send around cm- '
,vassers to obtain informa-
tion which will enable it to
compile a completeilst of ev-
ery house in the community, 3
its occupants and its owner.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
THE NEW scrunch ~
Definition of Chiropractic "'
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause or the disease and the art of ad
lusting the name. Diseases are caused
by u wrench, twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lilo in tho dinerent organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
thin disease and pain. and health is
réhtored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body _
Nervouaness Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
pose: are given special attention; alto
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T.FRANCIS..DC.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80.N NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment: Given Also
WALL
PAPE Re
i ‘i F3“ Slides
E E Gorham
DéCorator
10 first St, East Non-walk
TelephoneFourFichwo I.
mineral Director and Embllnler “ Th“ woman is flawed
. 19 North Main tom. coho: admin "‘ °r " ‘1‘.” th‘ ”WWI. ‘
Residence, o Waohln‘gton Stunt. . may 1"“ a “W business
'I'oigpholvt3 n3: GIMMM ' campaign which will be mu-
Tfil'llhom :33: hours. not fit 3 unity hcncficlal to its cork“
man's Study Club who hold on Mon 3‘
do; evoning at the bomb of Mrs. Hoppn “~
in Rowuy‘tou. Wont Side. 3 All or the“
embers but one were present.
‘ Mocrarlund Bald: “
MAME‘ORD, Dec 20 .-—'I‘he‘re is a “ "We were troutod with the utmost
333ltl3i3boy at the Y' M‘ C' A' named courtesy by Mr. Doriolyou. but he did
not me to a. courtroom. He uuldm
the union and no ”Mentally“ did him Dodo presented In oxoolient
. not nopreoont the o‘niployeu of the Con- paper on current evonto. and during
convicted on Company. " the cociai‘ hour, Mr‘u. Darling mud n
Timothy Hwy, prealdént ‘0: the In. hunter-on; sketch lrorn one oi Marl: on d W“:- men “a women:
_ corners and itself. (rue com-
ternotlonal Brotherhood or stationing; Twins book! much, our? floater Kmvuo.
I parry .mpcctiully requests 3 3333 New Ym (but.
I h Bed. that the uhlic ve the can. " ‘ .my 3.1” 1".
Firemenmald some niche members or The333‘roa'ular program or motor-lent: z “1.83 “A e R & VOIk 31’ SI 0! D6
3 his union Were employcd by tho m ‘ * ‘ , I , d runny other 3auit3.‘ 1
0m!” “ ‘ ‘ t
“kind inf ’ $333 It Norwu‘lk
”1:“ south Nor-w nil
c :all kinda of practical illicit t mum intro PM
1 . _
‘otlicr vi to. He earthen Mommfl
jetrilro cxocpi. no :1 World. and t a not». , _ 3
which rollover! undo Wind: on no
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