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Boston
The Candy of Eicellence
' 01.00)”- pound
yr. satires.
Agent for own or Norwoilr '
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Launches, and Boats, . :
for sale. All itlnds of Hominy
given special W
Oystsr QMII Point. Namath
or all kinds manly bulls. seam, .
, by Hart Schafincr & Marx.
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Electrical W’fi
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlee—Bhek, Jr. I
Add"!!!
61 MAIN 01'. NOIWALK
Telephones: Office, 001; house. 21-:
Herbert/Smith. of Meadow street. is
quite sick.
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i
Charles Drew has taken a position
with the Old Well laundry.
Mrs. Stephen R. Scotleld and son
Harold are on route to Kansas City.
H- *—
Lester Harsh. of Franklin street, has
been assisting at the Clifford Phar-
macy. ‘ .
Miss Amelia Jesse, of Franklin
street, is spending a few days in New
York.
"\—————.—
Everett E. Lowndes, of New York.
has been visiting relatives in South
Norwalk.
.. A daughter was born yesterday to
Air. and Mrs. George A Rose of South
’lliain street.
t. Senator Jeremiah Donovan has been
“tinder-going a few days‘ illness at his
residence in West street:
George W. Dilworth. of Mott avenue.
spentyeoberday in Weatport on ubusl
11838 or 'Hurlbutt & Davie.
‘ Mrs. John H. Ferris, of West ave
nae. has been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris, of Passait New
‘ “Jamey.
' MM”. E. M. Halach has returned to
her home. in Reed street, ‘ater spend-
fiug eix ‘Weka with relatives in i305-
ton, Mass.
Misc Elizabeth Collins. of Danbury.
and A. J. Collins. of South Norwaik.
have gone to Florida. to spend a.
month.
Henry Gerin. who recently had his
linger cut off at DeKlyn‘e bakery, in
improving and expects to start work
in a week. ~
The Hat Trim-'mers Association ulll I h
hold its monthly business meeting this
. evening in the Labor Lyceum. in Wash-
ington street.
The Feilowcraft Club composed of
Norwaik Masons, is to hold a smoker
in the Masonic Temple in Wall street.
this evening.
A stated convocation of Butler
Lodge. No. 38, IR. A. M.. will be held.
this evening in the Masonic Temple. in
Scuth Main street.
The weekly business meeting of Un-
can Tribe. No. 26. i. 0. R. M., will he
’held this evening in the Wigwam. .in
‘Waehington street.
, _—There are no checks or ‘trading
stamps to saw; when dealing with
’ The East india Tea Co. All our 'prem-.
liums are given in advance. Come in
and get our kitchen reminder and
‘ premium list”, Our store is nowrlocuted
on Washington St. in the new Tar-
‘ .Iov Block. ‘
The Metropolitan Orchestra. of Non
walk. met last evening with Leo Balt-
er. oS-Jlair street. The rehearsal prov-
.ed very helpful and the orchestra is
now getting into line shape or the
series of entertainments which will
see them on hand. The orchestra has
now a fine repertoire endure anxious
to show the people of The Norwaika
what they can accomplish. .
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Loos: Lear‘posr7ainoins..ano
INDEXWCRK countere; samples
and Cat-i has on»:
EY-BAVIN ANDM W’l’ND
' New York city today.
in Bridgeport
i.‘ dad damm'fiances and Amanda;
Dr. and Mia. 11.3. West. of South
Main «street. are entertaining Miss ,
May Cullen, of New mimic.
P. C. ..ounabury Lodge, New Eli-n-
thcse prices:
. hunt-g wuhsncash-
‘ {Wm
I And they are ready to put
1 be proud of because they will
right.
Tuxedo Vests of gray silk.
shoes. ‘
2
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i
land Order of Protection, will hold its ' '
aemi~monthly bushes meeting’thls
ewening in its hall, in Washlan'on
street.
—"Biow. ye winds, hiow"—-—Jeddo
Coal keeps the house warm. Raymond
Bros. ‘
«South Norwalk Camp. No. 9.294.
Modern Woodmen of America. will
hold its somlmontbly business meet-
ing this evening in its rooms, in South
Main street.
At the South Norwalk Fire Police
pool tournament, last night, Assistant
Chief J. Henry hchauu, rated too. he
eated Frank Oddo. rated 45. by the
score of 100 to 31.
The new pool committee has taken
hold of the pool» townament in the
Nutmeg Club. and it is expected that
the remaining three games in the first
round will be run oi! this week.
At the Norwalli Club. tomorrow
night. another pinochle evening will
he held by the members. All we an-
ticipating this enjoyable Winn,
which will be followed by a club
lunch.
Dr. J. ll. Mallory. of South Norwalit.
is attending the automobile show in
Dr. Mallery is
thinking of purchasing a car and has
gone down with the intention of delv-
inlo their fine points.
Miss Heppy Millier. of Orchard
,etreet, was very pleasantly surprised
of hear
The event was a happy one
last evening by a number
friends.
throughout and Miss miller proved
erself to be a charming hostess.
Our Brothers' Lodge this evening
will entertain the ladies. For some
time a committee has been at wérk to
get things going or the ladies' night
and everything has now been arranged
so that the affair will be a access.
The long disputed case of Waldmn
and Riordan against. the Belle island
improvement Company is being heard
today. and Attorneys
John J. Walsh and J. Belden Burl-butt.
are representing their clients at the
court. -
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris have
returned from a week’s vacation spent
in Florida. Mr. Harris says that swim»
ming was better down that way than it
is in Standard, and he took advantage
of it every day of his strut—Stamford
Advocate.
This evening in the Norwnllt Club
the final game in the pool tournament
will be played between C. Otis Pitch
and Dr. W. L. Weed. A large number
expect to be present to witness this
contest and It is said to be provoking
no little interest.
Lady Washington Ladle. No. 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold a
regular-business meeting this event“.
in their rooms. in Red lion's Hail):
Wail street. Installation of more:
will take place at this mention. New
hers from different lattice in tile IW
will be present. All mum of “iii
lodge try and Ito M
Mr. and In. Harry 9. Pickering
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TILIPHONI l“
April15.1001 $50. 000
January 1902 50. 000
January 1004 60.000
lanm~1000 50.000
lammv‘l000 00,000
unitary 3010'
January 1012*
. OORCORAN ARRESTED. '
Former National League Ball Player
Taken on s Warrant for Assaultinp
Superintendent Hepburn.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 9.—-—A warrant
issued by City Attorney‘Booth was
served yesterday afternoon upon
Thomas W. Corcoran. proprietor of the
Lighthouse Point hotel. and an embla-
tional league hall player. Collect-an
is charged with havinc ooanmlttcd
breach of the m on the person 0!
Melvin W. Hepburn. lapel-intention:
of the Marlin Fire Anna Co. The
trouble occurred Saturday night when
WM“?! initialed together. When Cor-
hogan started to buy for the crowd.
it is claimed Hepburn started to walk
out. Cameron then struck him aever~
animal.
Hepburn clalma that four teeth
were knocked out and that his eye-
glasaeu had been lirokcn.
Cameron in behalf of Hepburn {or it
dinnin- occurrence at the mom
ntsrriic'rivam dryw-
vou 'ro wean
In all the history of ciothrs. nothing hF the way of even- L
in; clothes have ever been produced toa
, In finish. in design. in perfection of (F
. i are swallow-tall suits and Tuxedos no talli
" ammo-sauna.
Mflhmmh“
Evening Dress Vesta, $3 to $5.
Ties, Shirts and everything else for fuli
.. - "cap...“ acumen“... NW
All Kinds or Fresh Fi's
EscallOps, Long and Re“ rid Clams
Gosling Clams for i
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fis N
the pair incl lathe barroom either 1*
Hotel Vol! ‘flfloth were with parties.
There is a suit pendinl Inland
HYPOR
those made i
‘”’i
ii and fit here
can match at
Malibuhoilyou
on and wear—clothes you will
moire you not right and feel
83 so. ,
dress—excepting ‘»
i
A... .4... mm........... ....L L... .m...
Oysters.
$139, 238 .50
433, 085.15
177, 473. 33
939,333.13
cacao .;
25.423. at
41,547. 6‘ .
mmiwn
an ro A07 is cuss
. TIONED.
Connecticut employ Fights Right of
Utilities on Order Waiting Station.
Before the: public utilities commie
aion in Hal rd on Saturday repre-
sentativea , the Connecticut com-
pany obiecte to the assumption that
the ceramics u had a right. under the
."act eetah in; the commission-to
order the ‘ my to erect and main-
tain a waitl stationdor passenger's
opposite the city hall in Hartford.
The direction areas on a petition from
the Hartfoii «common council, for
the political .if the commission
grants the “ Masai other
cities indie will ask for similar
‘ Charles Crandsll. whose motherin-lsw.
i have confessed the attack on tho
‘ trouble." Foley Kidney Pills will cure
‘. Co.
demand would be compiled with.
‘lsy Kidney Pills with feat ntiafae
.. an»... -w.m-
Blili iiiiiiiii
the win... Who: Died as -'
Husband Recalled. Attack
NORTH“ ~8TONINGTON. Jan. 9n—
Hr's. William Rathbumrdropped dead.
of fright while her husband was return—
ing shot for shot at three men who
attacked the house with, pilot guns and
sass. is now accused as the chief plot
tar in the. case. That grands." sought
to get 0800 in Mr. mthburn's poa-
session and that he disguised and
armed the assailants aim assigning
a particular task to each. in the
charge made by the men. Donohue.
Larson and minutiae by name, who
home.
Grandad. they testided at their pre~
liniinu-y hearing, told them his fath-
cr-ln law had disposed of goods vaiv
nod at 3800 ac he would soon move
to Westerly. R. l in order that the
robbery could be accomplished with-
our harm to the robbers. Crandall re-
moved the shot from his father-in-
law's shot gun. the man say he ' told
them, and they expected their first
They attacked the home early in
the evening. banging on the door with
axes. demanding that the each be
thrown through a windowuand tiring
abouthl'mh Mllmiohrtimmtn
the and man. To their surprise Valiant.“ m ".58: , ' . . . ‘
. a” W “W“ pouring mafia lot-000i. ..‘..... ..IZI.... s
back ins-leader the silver-dollars. nos: mL .. .... .. ..: .. _
“mm but WW “I“ aaitnoao s‘ra'rt'on .. Iii: ' ‘ ‘
some one had tamper-edits): his wes—
pon. and had put good ‘abclia into the
barrel. lira. Rathburu tainted when
the lirlu first has“. ”her husband
testided later. and when he had drlv.
on off the attacking party and sought
to revive her be discovered she had
died from the shock. *
All the rest of the night he stood
guard over her body. fearing to venv
ture out in search of aid. The three
men‘hsd been frightened off by the
returned fire. and from midnight un-
til daybreak Mr. Rathburn kept hia
lonely vigil with the body or‘lm wife.
m
Patti! KIDNEY PILLS
always give aatlafactionibecsuse they
always do the work. J. T. Shalom.
Bremen. Ga. says: "i have used Fo-
.4
tion and found more relief from their
use than from any other kidney inedi-
cinc, and We tried almost all kinds
i can cheerfully recommend them to
all Meters for kidney and bladder
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
not beyond the reach at medicine. No . I
medicine can do more. The ilridge
Pharmacy *and W. T. Wimore &
D so
mL_._._. '
HAYMAKERS’ lNSTALLATiON.‘
autumnal Haymakcrs and Stall Visit
Uncas Hayicit.
At the meeting of Dunes Hayioft,
No. 26%. i 0. R. M» which was held
last evening. the onicers were lnstslb
,ed by Deputy State Chief Haymaker
Tooltcr and stuff. of Milford. The in-
stalling nilicern came in roll rcgalia
and their work was exceptionally well
done. At the conclusion of the meet.-
ing. refreshments, consisting of hot
roast beef sandwiches and coffee,
were served and consumed with rel-
lab.
The officer; installed word as fol-
lawn:
Chief Haymakcr-uEdw. Finnegan.
Assistant Chief iiaymaker~Leater
Bruin. . ‘
Past Chief Haymakeerred wn.
llama.
Overseer—'1‘. Hyde. Jr.
Collector of Straws—Gordon
Cave.
Assistant Collector of Straws~0tto
Undatrom.‘
: Keeper of Bundles-«C. J. Prescott.
iioru' Blowerw-iiarold .Bcera.
N0 SUGGEMOR' 'i'O- "looms To
BE NAMED.
'Thcre will he no appointment of a
new general manager of the New Ha.
van road in the, immediate future is a
statementglven out “iiy the New Hal
ven railroad today in denial ofrcporte .
heard in raih'oad circles that the job.
will be illied at an early date. it is
stated on reliable authority that it may
be several months before a general
‘mthaser is named.
‘ Bomedaya no a report was publish-
ed locally that A. R. Whitley. former
superintendent of the New York di-
vision and a man who held down jobs
as division superintendent over cast,
was to be appointed general manager. :
Concerning the Whitley rcport. the
E.
railrosdccmpanysaysit I} without.
facilitation and stills that no general
"user will be snuoiiildd in the im-
illwiliiiiiliiii Pliii "
’ Printers Access Son in Law oi
For particulars and restrictions
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Maud 8. Floor has been sold in The Norwallu for the past 25‘
years and has always given perfect satisfaction. Maud 8. Floor is”
owned by us, therefore we can sell it more reasOnable than highly.
tadvertised brands. We just received a carioad and if you want good
trial.
results in your bulilngu. you should give its
mun a. FLOUR—HIGHEST ouau-rv achREo
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Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize. the fact
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from not”,
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town? ‘
.xmm this property one can Walk to the
sham «o. sour» mum
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FOR SALE 0N
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TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
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~ Extracting Teeth
was a slow and painful operation as
performed by the old time doctors. but
by the aid of modern ,instrum't'ints and
scientific developments the tortures
have been eliminated.
i have given special time and study
to this branch of dentistry, I have the
latest and best instruments. i have the
most perfect system. and i have had a
large experience. and am well equip~
by Enrolling at
pad, in every way. to extract teeth
M m [A V:
painlessly. skillfully and satisfactorily.
Dr. J. ll. MALLERY Business College
is death lain at. south Norwall
Start 1912' Right a .
Day and Night Sessions
Roan: .Lm.m89.lll. Blin-
Secure your seat now.
MG.
Books
days ll! appointment 081’. :
South Nurwallt
Port Chester Stamford
Utilize our phone service in order.
lug your bottled beers..wines. whio
idea. olive oil. etc. for it is prompt.
accurate and dependable.
Perhaps you have had difficulty in
scour-ills a satisfactory quality oliVe‘
all? if so. we uslr that. you try‘cur
pure olive oil and secure the very best
that is to be had.
Besides carrying Olive Oil we carry
a complete line of imported and do-
mastic wines. whishies. liquors. etc.
and also have a complete line of ital-
lair wines. cordials hitters vermouth.
Don‘t be caught uncles ,
leave your (not supply ru so
that you must. have an immediate
livery to keep your home comfortah
Look over your hips now and. pi
your order in time—delivery “is. apt ..
be delayed by inclement weather.‘ '
etc. a .
if you drink ale—drink St. Nicholas A-l QUALITY
Ale.
Casteilano 4‘8. Ba‘rdan‘i
m. m. ‘ - as Railroad Ave.
This is the “weather that
you think of Plan
goods.
Ladies" Flanneiette Night Robes.
, 509. 756. 31. 31.25.
Ladies' Fiahnelette Skirts,
50c.
Children‘s Flanneletie Niall
Robes. 50c. ,
Children's Flanneletie 8 ‘
no vou oar ‘onowsv arran
READING?
._ That is oftentimes, a ‘sign that
you need new glasses; your eyes” ‘
are trying to do too much. We can.
comet this for you with a pair of
properly titted glasses We employ
esporianced Gondola—«graduate. .
whimsy-to examine eyes and H ' , '
”guarantee satisfaction. ..: . 9: _ .' ‘ -
Norwalk Chronicler