ponies are iMW” ’ Rudolph A. Lulu , .rt mm Modern asst the. pool table in the Rowayton Rose Company’s onertersr ~ M. .1: Borstein and family. at “2 «Ne ‘Yorit city‘pre passing a low days their cottntry residence“ in Ronny. -" Mrs. George W. Wright and child- , . run. of New York have been spending ii few days at their summer residence In Rowayton, The Reliance Social Club mom'hehs are invited to attend the New Year‘s ' "‘ hight dance of the Reliance Fire Com ‘i‘pan'y. Rowayton. Morrison Dsucbey. of itewayton avenue. is credited with mm; the , record haul of frost firth this mason, ' landing sixty Wednesdny ’...—.—_———,. William Kuhii‘ has returned to Al- bany. after spending the Christmas holiday with Mr. and “Mrs. F. 1 ,Tllesli, ot' Pennoyer street. i, ”dunno . layers of both are com- cticing nightly in optic!- potion for the coming thbrnsm t, and - ,“tilere‘wlil be a nurse di'ruggie for the HM ~tu "winning prganizatlon. Phone 1270 _ newavron. court. Plumbing & Heating manuals or THE “Belknap” System #50" HOT WATER HEATING and Economical System. , AIEIIGME LEIOI . SHOWERS Will WASHINGTON lemon grewere to- day won a signal victory over foreign competitors and the trans-continental railroads. when the inter-State Com~ unere'e Commission reamrmed its pro- «floss order, upset by the New Com— \ ‘ met-cc Court reducing freight rates on lemons from California to all other . points iii-the United States from $1.15 per, 100 pounds to 31.00. The fight over lemon rates has been on since 1902. and originally involv- ed the question of competition with .wy‘ , and become one of the first causes of conflict between the inter-State Gom- met-cs Commission and the New Comv Inlet-cc Court. . .. When the commission originally or- stored the reducth its order was stopped by the Commerce Court, rwhich held that the commission had no right to take into consideration the Question or foreign competition and 1 remanded the case for rehearsing. > The decision given today holds the ‘ state. or $1.16 unreasonable and unjust. irrespective of the question or com: ,, petitionezandorders the carriers ,to _ make effective the lower rate on Feb. , 13‘1- The case was brought in the name at he Arlington Heights Fruit Ex- , ' against practically all the transcontinental lines. 1"0 new lights have been installed 1.. . Elston who had the misiortone to foil It has been bitterly fought. AND .. NOROTON Miss run Mac has returned not; a visit with friends in Bridgeport\ l8 Willi" MEI delicious Flotation Milo and iii» its Will Be Done burlap the Winter sum \ m Now that the fiscal your is nearly The board at selectmon will hold its weekly meeting Monday morning. W Miss Florence McDonald. of Dar ion. is visiting in New Jersey for a few . days. , , ‘. -n Joseph Brady, of New York clty,is the guest of relatives and friends in Barton. . Miss N. E. Shriver, who has been visiting in Staten island has returned to her home in Dorian m-..” l hide his Craig and daughter, nus Blanche. of South Norvaiit are guests" of Mr. and Whirs Rsnford Smith. Theodore Sherman, the elderly gen- off the railroad bridge on animal! evening of last week. remains. in a critical condition at his heroic. The Noroton Heights Fire. company gives a smoker and'dsnce‘ next Tues~ day night, for the firemen and their friends and for the foil who tool: port in the play given recently under the auspiées of the company. ’ p... Robert Clark died Tuesday night at his late home on Noroton Hflzbts. af- ter four weeks' illness. Mr. Clark, a retired blacksmith and a veteran of the Civil War, is survived by his widow and two sons. The sons live in Provi- ' deuce. Work is being rushed in the new , bank building in order that everything may be ready for the opening which will take place on Tuesday of next week. . The furniture is being placed in proper shape and the interior is being titted up. indications are that when all shall have been completed Darien will have a bank that will be second to none in the state- ln regards to its equipment. Success attended bite production of the three act comedy. entitled “The Colonel's Maid." by the members of the Dcrien Dramatic. Musical and So- cial society at the town hall last eve- ning. Despite the blusterywestber. thé hall was filled maven-sowing with the townspeople who enjoyed every min- ute of the production and applauded the efforts of the talent generously. The ploy was given under the direction of E. A. Spoon‘er who again demon etrsted his ability along these lines. The play will be repeated this even-r ins and indications are that a large Pittsburgh Lender crowd will be in' attendance. Hunting Supplies Guns, Anomalous Thus. etc. SchhchtmgllrosdtCo. Cor. RallrssdAvoAIstsmlsrlsn . bed. This extends from the New Cs- . for s. top dressing clenched stone. moms-mermnuwim completed. nearly every one in «stint on his accounts, ilsorins out how much he has accomplished the past year and plansinxto do better the nest. Such an inventory the town fathers are tak- ing at the present tlnresml perhaps In no. downspout of their work has more 'bsen darts. more tangible results brought no light than in the matter of radii building and repairing. This sub— loot. due to the heavy inroads made by automobiles. is always harvesting and during the summer unseen. when the braille is heaviest, it becomes urgent and pressing. ' in West Not-walk, the result ken- coursgilgly evident in three tulle-.0! nearly twenty thousand feet. 0: road uaan lime through West Norwnlb to the old post road.‘ Though this high- way is not so well worn as the post mod. it is much used, especially in summer. and it was in very poor co‘ndl. than when the town not a force of then to work it. This whole stretch has been treated with crushed stone. two. ‘iillle have been cut down and graded and not has not been spared in their 3 the roadbed even. in addition. the West Roch road has been made over and for tour thousand feet—as far as St. Mary's lane—din been cut and graded and made ready Several of Norwailt's prominent resi- dents. among them the author. Porter “mmn,,Mwm. and W. ‘P. Brooks. the New York broker. reside in. this section. ‘ They have agreed to pay three thousand dollars of the expense of this improvement which will cost Iva thoud‘snd three hundred dollars. LILLIAN TO WED AGAIN. After Three Vsntum on. Will Try it Once More. Lilllsn's List. Married Harry Brsbam. musical di- rector in Boston. 1876. Divorced by him in 1884, after she sloped with an- other man. Married Edward Soinnion. composer. in Hobokcn, 1884. Divorced him in 1894 on ground that he had a living wife in landfill Married John Chattcrton, pretension- al singer. known as Signor Perusini. in Hobolten. 189$ [hit him in but months. Divorced him in test. 3‘» ' Now she’ll wed with Alexander. Entrainment announced yesterday to Alexander P. Moors. publisher or the the vocals; to take place in May. I . W... Harry was the memt ploy. Edward didn't undprstsnd her; John went on his sandal my, , NEW YORK. Dec. 29.—~Whol Need you ask? Who but she that is the high priestess of the marriau rite. the expert witness in domesticity. the very «intense: of the marriagesble and the person ficatloa of Hymenw 'hilllsn Russell. E The fortunate than is Alexander P Moors, publisher of the Pittsburgh The rIsunnmuceruont was as cute as. log. it earns over the telephone timid.“ ‘ ‘ Million” ‘ in, the various toms oi the stole. (lipiltlmlrti from out pugs.) pilot ohm hint that p , in ital will Interiors. would. MRI? ludnnlsm. seriously hummu- purposes til the other. " such tilts the view expressed by formalisms“ ui‘ Blots John J Pinion. El enter upon the. duties at an“ the tint oi the your or s _ ” to Meyer dllntmi it. Wilton. Mauro. In it conversation ,ysstenlsy‘ As to the general policy lie intends to pursue with such lip» hoist-tents as he may be required to make TOWING. mm m ritually hssiusius to to» uni liuu suttmwuiio t-iusliy Is it use fut tilt in getting tillers the illrtimml mu till “tantalum. £9th in it use» out initial. pipers still lain! t: test. tut various , that Mill lat. emotional: . ‘ .litlt MW Mill imitationl at it dillldun about Milli i in the you s at windmills ennui elitists is“ that tar my s liomilr on new slid the like. put after it it: loot strum, iii, an amine nuaitnlll. imit- ”ill people sre "muting their mmws in this MM!” lluli ltmltuul, at others. llsslsmsul «it in the his cities Witt inst limit funnel patrons are of! in the distant rmmlry , tum! null treatment. thuutunuultm illusitt In tum lowland. tuuuiomtlis tout ms ism tar“drsw» in [out they units it tom the thins to look rough and ready for a rust» in: drive somewhitbsr; the stalls st light notion are heavy Will their lead. no our"... list. From bloomstsl'statoment It. is quite evident that Gardner Philsn will not make any lottoclilatc «boom in- deed. it can bd confidently stated that no changes whatever will be made unless I question of fitness is involved. ' There have bee 'vsrlous statements in other tom the county to the of. toet‘tbst political influence was at work to push this or that men for the ones of coroner. ‘Most of the alerts were in.-bshslr of men of Democratic faith. hi the belief that ”18!!!“ were to be instis litr. Pile tan would blooms! Dsuoersts before” Republicans. ‘ Politics lat-red if this ides pmvsila to any extent in any town it may just as well dis right off, because Coroner Photon makes it clear that political lull one will be them-y inst thing‘thst onld be com ed the dancing dollars forth new waits in vain. (lfatbe thin‘s men. and happy s, means of enioymsnt as the motor car. The automobile then. away from hittber Itsndsrds, but we sully the opposite. . 0i cool-sent is possihl to abuse any form of pleasuriug and reckless driv. inx, carelessness of Other people's rights. receives its proper disapprobs- (ion from the great. body of automo- biilpts as from the public press. But a «port that keep; people out in the much expression at neighborly kind- sttsssp lll‘VllAVMAtldl or so. ' Willis devalue of the aviation, I'M , any many subtbsr turn that ends calls; tinned here. not a... is so wholesome . is not s also of present" day failing , open and gives opportunity for so ’ nose on most automobile folk show, besides kebping the driver alert to.” slot-red to making sppointmants. pro. vided he intended to malts changes. As he has no intention of making any changes at preeent"‘such a. movement in the interest of any doctor is pre- mature. to say the least in expressing his views further Mr. Photon said that he was entirely on- car as well as controllinit‘it. er. The more you scratch the parts of the county and he would at least want tomato a careful investi gallon before any more was made. Machinery Working Well. “As i understood it." he said. "the present machinery of the oflco of coroner is working very well to: the objects ‘it is crested to attain. i know of no reason for a single change. if upon becoming acquaint- ed with the situation i should Ind that the service’couid be Improved in accordance with the principle outlin- ed, then i mifitt? consider thatpossi-w ' - billty of a chap e. For the pres [60A GALLON out. at least. no tarot, the kind is ‘ contemplated. l intend to devote considerable time to familiarise my» half with the requirements of the attire and shall do all that i can to make it an 'eflective arm at the courts "in‘the administration 0! jun- tice" There are nineteen medical exam- iners in the county and some at them have held cities "for nearly 20 years. They oresensrdlrj appointed for the some term so the coroner... The resin: nation of Mayor Wilson crested a va. cancyfor the term which ends July. 1 next, so that Mr. i’beian’s‘ op pointment is for that time only. its no doubt will be reappointed for a. full term by the Judges of the high? , courts at their next. annual meeting. in June. The.terms of tho medical . examiners are at the pleasure at the coroner who appoints them and he may retrieve them if he'seos fit. Medial Examiners. _ ' .Tbe billowing is the present stag ‘,- ‘ . - or m... mm 1.... we Fenwnck Optical Co. msuwm.mrms‘ .. _ ' a... atrium; tor ttord..W. 1}. ml; tor F W 1!. Dongf sumo; Munroe. r; r Wotan. tor rmsbuu. c.’ o soon»; for View” port. Frederick Powers. for“ Battle). ' _. .. app-rm: formula 5.1... “ moonlit tor Heston. c L. no... for Greenwich, .1. It. Clerks; for Hunt ‘ » melon. G A. Shelton: for New On- noon. 0. A. roster; to: Newtown. W. , ll. Kiernsa; for Norwolh, s. H. Hunt- ington; tor Weston. Frank Ger-ham; , for Wilton. A. an. Gorbnm. ‘ * . . s . .............. ~ mm —- ~ The only other appointment in Elm the power of the-coroner is that of . EV“ “WM” FR” deputy. In this comrty it has not ANDgLADGB-O GUAMNTIID basil the custom in the but to desis- Open Monday and My evenings net‘s any one man to act in that no UNITED MN.“ IUll-DiNG.‘ fx drying her hair in her backyard." “Love at first sight, eh?" "Not mucbi the some sirl."-Judze. 11..“ Century “SE-“Compound "OF! ALL L[AKI ’ .. ssea GALLON our Compound for three years. Writs tor sstimsm. Correspondence soils ltsd. CentIIyRoohnx Con lor ‘ss Washington st. 56ch omit ‘ J. M Laytondt Co. INC. REAL [STATE‘A INSURANCE AGENTS brlsllrcsd Ava. So. Nomilt. Aloe Steamship Agents for Old , ' Dominion Lino, Clyde Llns,‘8ao l. vsnnsh Line and Mallory Line. ‘ To ALL rotors SOUTH . sitlon. althousb there is nothing in . truth "W" . the law to wont such designation. 455—— , - The It. W Dotel used to DAVID w. ”mom some a Dputy so the situation wor- very numb to the good. ' i: -—An shin itchin is s temper-web .. I K . it ltches. than I Ointment curs pose, 11 tamiilsr with requirements in otharlsculll—lll! shin itching. At all an; _j stores. .. “lie married the girl he first saw :- lie never knew it was. 1; Does Your Root Leak? We (nannies the weather. weer oi ‘ ..... Suits and OVercoals. Specials _ ,, at $1500 . Sweaters, Gloves, Remand Gaps ‘ , Underwear ” High-grade Shoes} PRICE’S Clothing Store 98 Washington Street Phone No. 1135-2. Y ‘3; w ..... The Hatch 81 Bailey Company SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘Lunibcr and Mill Work for Everything Telephone, 48. I2-.o;-;-'s_~,r-_. ..:' BEAVER plaster and wall-paper. 9 t. WAY for you to be warm in your new house this winter is to have us install a Hestiu System. that will keep you comfortable on the coldest ds'y! We‘ll study the location 0: your room. the facilities of the house and tell you whether a lint Air. Hot. Water or Steam System will satisfy you best. .TheJonesklintchkiss Company Phone 742 .» *1? ' The ' ‘HOuSat‘on‘tc ‘ ' Power Q0. 7- ' DESIRES to ANNOUNCE t that it yrili s’sndsrou‘nd can-, , 1 vasscrs. to obtain informa- tion which will enable it to . compile a complete list of ev- « cry house in the community, its occupants and its owner is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and It is susceptible of an infinite variety 0! artistic designs for IIIEI and ceilings, and permtts of a wide scope for individual prefermenl. and taste. We are agents and hoop a large supply on hand. nonwsutg’conn. . = E. E. Gorhsm ..lvo_l‘~_~ a“: BOARD THE NEW SCIENCE? Witch of Chiropractic 4 ’ Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the discus and the artol pt- lustl the same. Diseases” by a nob. twist. or spraiixiniha bank. Even it done in childhood it , creates pinched nerves and pain in " _ later life in the different orxsns and, limbs. . Chiropractors remove the cause of thisdtseosesndpsln. sndbealtbls restored thronsb harmonizing the six nerve systemsln your body. . Nervousness; Rheumatism. Paraly- . sis. Bent. Kidney and Female Dis- , mes are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You still never regret. giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. . 'r. FRANCISD. c. at wssumeron spec. NORWALK ‘ Magnetic Treatments Given Also ‘ Fall Styles Decorator. to First on, East Norvvsllt TelephoneFouroeTwo G "Tide information is desired iron Miss Russell's home. First Kiss TWO SEEK. DIVORCE. ' m “m WWII .CLNIK WOULD IE GM“ CAN. be ggld it w“ 50. £00. on unis Mtlonsrs. " ’, W ‘O'Fl‘yn of diam-fr ._ tition gb‘r div 1y . lmmmmn Russell sold it was so and than lir. " blflATI. NW 'HAW- M 39-4311“ as earlobe. ltss’sn‘ltb‘st Ir. Moore ' Moore got on the am telephone and Then they both laughed as happy rented when he was ill orout of the county. Coroner Wilson designated Judas Henry G. Stevenson, to set. ‘ ‘ ruse rumpus. ’ o Funerd Meets: and limbshner is North Mllll Street. south limits insider-so. It Washing” Stress. Telephone as also. sass. ‘ . 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