:J‘acob 3. Raymond bad a lords of.
Jen at work this morning, harvesting
a line crop of ice from his pond.
we.
lltas lfi'enoes Ceilings, who is em-
ployed in Steiner-vs piano store. in,
South Norwallk. has been making a
my in Bridgeport. '
Bloating and iceboating on the river
have again become popular, the ice
having become solid enough tor the
young peepie to indulge in these
sports.
Ilsa Mabel Michaela, of this place,
has resigned her position in the store
at William P. Beers. in South Nor-
' walk. and has been succeeded by
James Gilmore.
At the pool tournament between the
, _ 5 lowayion Hose Company and the Re-
liance Fire company. last"night. m
Oates. d the tome: organisation. de-
feated Frank DeWeters. of the letter.
‘ by the overwhelming score of 100 to
49. The game was played in the Re
lience company's quarters.
E‘WPmflm gowbyton avenue.
via 0 reiiuhaed operations this week.
has E'litdih been clotted} The steamer
' lsbel, oi the company. which caught
Mthe stock from the company’s beds
' “near bone. and brought it to the Bow—
ayton plant, has gone to New Haven.
It is understood that the crewot the
label has been transferred to one of
the large hosts ottiie Sealahlpt Sys-
tem. which has been chartered by the
Stevens Osyter company to carry the
.‘ oysters. which are opened at the New
even cindent, from Greenport N Y. to
optiing house of the Stevens
as?!
" LiRudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
sowavrou. ‘cou N.
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
“Belknap” System
‘ OF HOT WATER HEATING
Most Modern and Economical
System.
'TROLLEY OARSSPASS WHITE POLE
——___.
mipnal Switch Fifty Feet
Distant.
it is reported by the residents who
hes? the Henry and Main street
that the trolley cars coming
ipsuk will not stop at the
h at this place. The north
«- oars stop at the pole, but the
théllound cars, in nearly all in-
l
The reason for- this is plain, though
the excuse is slim. The motormen
AND .
Nouoros
Edward Austin spent yesterday in
New York.
1“. (Holley. the shoemaker. is having
a new door laid in his “shop
Hartford Smith and son. George.
spent Tuesday in South Norwalk.
.a.
il‘ormcr Fire Chief Louis Bloom
has removed to Port Chester. He will
be missed by the people of this town.
Dr. H. i). Siawson sold a house on
Leroy avenue to Louis Simon. The
house was tormeriy owned by Andrew
Taylor.
Miss Nancy Waterman. who has
been spending a vacation with her per-
cnts, returned, Tuesday. to school in
New Milford.
Water came through the skylight in
the Schlicbting block on lain street
Monday. and damaged about $10 worth
of stock belonging to J. Neuger, the
tailor. who has a store on the ground
lloor.
The former Eagle Hook, ladder and
Engine Company held a meeting Mon
day night, and voted to change its
name to the Darien Fire Company. The
following oiilcera were elected: Chief.
Earl lsounsbury; first assistant chief.
Alvis Wiimot; secretary. C. lil. Sisslon;
treasurer, Charles Williamson: cap-
tain of hose department. P. H. Snnth. i
~—
i Diamonds and Hearts, a comedy in
three acts. was played at the Newton
Heights lire house. Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday evenlgs. it had inter-
ested fairly large audiences. in the
first act, a parlor oi the Hem‘pstead
hame is shown. Dr. Burton. a young
physician is visiting relatives. Miss
Hannah Mary Barnes and her broth-
er, Abraham Barnes. Three trolle-
some girls, Bernice Halstead. Amy.
Halstesd and hes Grey. a young lady
visitor, try to «make the doctor's ac~
ouaintance. Bernice Halstead having
fallen in love with him. Dwight Brad
iey, a fortune «hunter, would also like
to win Bernice. legbt‘s mother‘s
Jewels are stolen in the very first not;
also her will. Bernice declares she
will not marry Bradley. who is her
step-mother’s choice. and is driven
from home by her. out into the cruel
world world The second act has to
do with a kitchen in the Barnes' home. ‘
“,Bub" Abrabem Berna, the Yankee
farmer. also fails in love with Bernice
here. In this not. too, the shall! is
arrested for stealing the diamonds.
which are later found in Heroines
trunk This causes Dwight Bradley to
accuse Dr. Bitten. So the plot thick-
one more. Back again. in the third
act. the parlor of tbeHempsteed home,
following took part in the comedn:
Bernice ilelsteed Mrs. William Bias
chard. Amy mislead. Ills mils Nos:
ins: Grey. Miss luvs chdels; Mrs.
‘nsismc. straw. may Hannah
New mm. was Ether Osman;
mum Bradley. Waller Dugdsls;
Burton. William Blanchard: Sammy.
the bell boy. William Bruits: Abraham
Barnes. ”BUD." George”; Minn: ml!
1!. Under Study. Hill Mild! Scribner:
isttorney, Fred Baur: sherlii‘. John
Bartocs.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The toilowing were issued Jan. 9;
‘ list burnished from once ol a. it.
Wooster, solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port, (icon:
1 Harvey Hubbeil. Bridgeport. cinema
lamp socket. (Reissue)
John D. Kalle, Bridgeport. bobbin
winder for sewing machine.
Christopher J. tasks. Bridgeport.
combined reciprocating rotary engine.
Thomas ii. Necdoim'ld. Bridgeport.
sound has for taking sisscbinos. ’.
William Crossley and T. D. Adsmi
West Haven. non-rcllliable bottle.
wn ill. Stevens. New Haven. casket
brimming. (design
Philip it. Bush. list-flora. binge.
Ralph D Cutler and )1. l". Owens.
Hartford. sloop-ion distribution.
Allredfl. Noreen Hartford. passage
binder.
Granville n. Palmer. Hartiorii. seal-
ing device.
Joseph Sachs
cut-out.
Ernest it. Seward liartlord, mechan-
icsi movement
Gerald w. Hart,
mnlti-throw switch.
Geo. ii. Kay. Naugatuck, combined
package and toy.
John H. Starr. Denbury.
raising machine.
Gustave Strollhaher, Wallingiord.
' spoon. iork or similar article. (design)
Elmer B. Stone. New Britain. key.
(design).
Frederick lil. Preiet. Waterbury.
spoon, iork or similar article. (de-
sign.)
John J. Davis.
holder.
[:1de H. Angle, New London. 3
patents: Dental tooth regulating and
retaining appliance; dental tooth rog-
ulatlng spplinncen (2). .
Howard M. llarber. Stonington, cut-
ting and folding machine.
Alfred Schneider llockvillc. woven
wire fence.
Augustus it. Beoilg.
screw driver. .
Harriet M. Walsh. Sandy Hook. coul-
blnstion pocket book. . ‘
Trudeauam.
Aeolian Company. bleriden. auto-
matic piano players and music for
the same.
l
ilartiord. thermal
West Hartford.
hat'nsp
Waterville, stamp
Plantsvlilo.
use new“ DOINOB.
This evening the “robes" of Wowom-
pom Heylolt. in Brldscvortl will be
raised up by Deputy slats Chiei. liar-
maker J. H“. Lincoln and stall. of Nor-
wallr. A‘ number of hemaksrs expect
to attend the ceremonies with the ol-
ilcisls. .
Friday night the chief‘s ol Opulence
Tribe will be raised up by Density
i
,. my. to stop their cars a short dis. Bradley sees he is cornered and real- ;Grsst Sachem 8 W 3 Walker and
cases. perhaps any feet south of the “'8 ”I“ 3‘1““ “’1‘ “WW1“ an staldStemtord. There muses per.-
. corner to get on to turn their light for mud“ 0“ "w “W 0" ”m "9 W of refreshments following the care
. xtlls switch. Thus they make one stop
tries to scape. but the sherii! is too
loony. The warriors deems will also
”do for two. giving the people time to Sim" '0' “in I" ”mm mm be conferred.
walk from the white pole to the
piece whore tbec car stops for the
switch while they are throwing the
Mt». i
There is no doubt but that a com;
the oilicials oi the company
‘ v‘e prompt attention. as they
. estrous oi accommodating their
Was and would not allow the plan
continue if brought to their notice
torus o! a formal complaint.‘
.i'clidchls sic considering this!
it is understood.
They do not ruled in line weather!
“ .down' to the stopping place of
I. but. when it is icy wslhlnd
pill is no was. it is dinic‘uit’ to
jam that extra dity test. when
‘ to pole at the corner signifies
. will stop there when prop-
Bei'.nioe and there are wedding pres
ants. and a war Moe erased them.
The girls and out “it’s also tried: so foul
ayoung doctor” The ease‘ tree-130ih
termed under the direction of William‘
Blane anchaid. and every memba' did his
brherpsrt well. There was much to
amuse the spectators; Music was fur-i
melted b! WI orchestra. rue
Oil
Hens ers
Try an Oil Hester in your spare rooms
The committee of the anniversary at
Cocteau Tribe will most on m
«Quill! W the hsihllutioh eer-
video. All members are asked to be
present.
QINNRUPTOY NIAMNO Mira
rouse. ,
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 11 «As the Dro-
seedless. in Judge Piatt's court over
the question or committing scum I;
m the bsektupt wholesale grocers
tor contempt in not producing their
i
i
be held attorney. the continuance ot
the hosting b‘stors‘ Weiss Boston
his gun or until next 'l'iie‘sd’s‘r". _
What—~—
advertisement
nasal-n.
Dr. not an ldi'shsud in the town.
books at thoNEeredahesring {will not ,
in train. ll first
id fill llli
sum lawns; and idle.
Mill llsaulss liberalism
slaw 'niul-rronn. Jan. llrr'llhsve
.90". lust made public that the Omn-
wood Kills. led you idle. are to be
opened at ones and in a few weeks
will be running. The property in the
town of Canton. Barkhamstsd and
New Hartford lies been conveyed to
the Dracuth Vii-summons Company
at Mantis. title and loses an
is its Mll- is one will
costing nearly ”30.000 will be built
tor the Tennis Company. New oar-
losds of'lsschlssry'eerived this ‘weeh
The Uncssvilis stills. Pequot Cotton
Hills. the Whittle“: Quilt Illil and
all running fill blast. and there is
M‘
UNIQUE connotes PLANNED.
m
10” Methodist. MW Iohool Super-
lntsndsnts to that in New York
' on Lincoln's lirthday.
The men at the head of the 1300
Methodist Sunday Schools in New Jer-
Jersey. South": New York, and West-
ern Connecticut. will hold a twodays
Congress is Grace Church, West with
street. blow York city. bssinniug on
Lincoln‘s Birthday. ‘
Working'problcms. such as lesson
systems. pet" workers. teacher train-
ing. recruiting and dessrtions. will be
discussed by experts. An exhibit of
L. Brown. We. (Supt. ob Bush-
wick Ave. Sunday School Brooklyn.
the «coed largest in the world). Clit
too 3. White. Brooklyn.
.Prssidcnt oi the New Jersey Sunday
School Association
Over 1009 superintendents and as
sisteutl are expected. together with
many pastors {son the territory which
includes the New York. New York
liiast. Newark and New Jersey Con»
icronccs.
Headquarters have been opened in
the Methodist Building, 150 Filth
Avenue. New York.
i
FOLEY NiDNIY PILLS '- ‘~ *'
always give aatisisctioe because the!
always do the work. J. T. Shelnus.
Bremen. 0a.. says: "i have unduho
icy Kidney Pills with great satisfac-
tion and found more rollel from their
use than treat any other kidney medl-
ciue. and he tried almost
i can cheerfully recommend them to
all sullelers tor hldney and bladder
trouble." Foley Kidney Pills will cure
not beyondtba reachodined-lolne. No
medicine can do more. The Bridge
Pharmacy and W. 'l‘. Wigmors &
Co 0.
WW
RECEPTION lN WESTOWN.
Many Friends Enjoy Opening of Mrs.
w. H. Hunter's New Home.
[last Friday sitemoon, Mrs. Willlsln
Hubbell Hunter gave a very pleasant
"at home" to her friends and neigh-
’bors of Georgetown. as a housewarnr
ing. There were about forty-hrs pres-
ent. lira. Hunter was gowned in vio
let silk. and was assisted in receiving
by sire. Katherine Hunter. 0! Nor-walk.
who was dressed in plum colored stilt.
Attai- their arrival the guests were
shown over the beautiful new home oi
the hostess. which was built last sum
mar and into which they have recently-—
moved. Light refreshments were sea-v»
ed. lira Barry illiller poured the tea.
and was assisted by lira. Louis Ambler
and bliss Bessie Kilian After a most
enjoyable social hour the guests do-
ported wishing their hostess many
happy years in her new home.
T0 PUB!” OYSTER BEDS.
Planters to We.- on. Pollution or Ja-
maica lay Stream
Oystermen in convention in Jllneols
yesterdeyvotsd so start a campaign to
purity the m that empty this Is.
weeks! The p’la’ntsrsssy the bay
is no worse shawls-has been tor twenty
«sinusitis-s.
ass our formation scum polls.
menial. M comnlisslos.
NORM WMR TRlML.
demo. den. invites mu-
unwise Wrou- the shares or
me subsidise» Itsue n. arm
was scheduled before Judge rats for
”M;
can be permanently relieved and that .
is rejoicing in this town over the ‘
Additions .
two ism-paper "SHIPS. Iontvills are .1
material. charts. books. building plan»;
etc. will he
arrangements clams by Trauki
Secretary“
and ill. or. Cooper. Treasurer, who is‘
Ii kinds. -
any case at kidney or bladder trouble '
mill! mhmofilfecflon hum-
i» AMMdtho oysterusen's Pro-
tsotlvehssdoibtlblr will we to Albany;
tisnotuiez‘swes‘blsl‘ sndwlilsill‘that,
recessio- mail-Wile put undersvi‘
* A’tilflltill’flii
n w. Fair! the Medicine Costs
Nothing. '
To unguastionsb prove' to’ the
mile can: a and dyap‘epsis
mall Dyspepliilr Tablets will bring
about this result. rye will tarnish the
give satisfaction to any one using“.
The remarkable ‘puccess at llexsll
Dyspepsia Tablets if
degree of sclentiilc skill need. in devils
caercised in their manufacture, where-
mth-Bubnitraie and 'Pepsln have been
combined with Csrminatives and other
scent--
constantly employed and recognized
by the entke medical profession as in»
valuable in‘ths treatment or lndlges»
lion and dyspepsia- ‘
The Popsin used in Email Dyspep
sla. Tablets is carefully prepared so as
to develop its greatest ediciency. Pep-
sin supplies to the digestive apparatus
one of the most important elements oi
the digestive iiuid. Without it the di-
gestion and assimilation of food are
impossible.
The Carminatives possess properties
which aid in relieving the diatlrban-
Loss and pain caused by undigested
food. This combination of these in-
gredients makes a remedy invaluable
for the complete relief of indigestion
and dyspepsia.
We are so certain of this that we
urge you to try Retell Dyspepsia
Tablets on our own personal guaran-
tee. Tiwsc sises. 36 cents. 50 cents
he
Resell Remedies only at our store—-
The Resell more.
_. or. N... 0...
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
INC.
REAL ESTATE l INSURANCE
AGENTS ‘
b
5 Railroad Av... 80. Norwelll.
Also dtaamsblp Agents for Old
Dominion Line. ClydaJJns. Is-
vanneh Line and Mallory Lino.
TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
“
Fenwick Opfichlfi
eves manuals“ sass
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Monday and Sammy evenings
UNITED BANK IUILDING.
M Nansen:
navm‘ w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
1’ "If”! I‘ll! I‘M“. W Norwalis
Resistance. 8 Washington “not
Telephone at she. also.
Telephone at house. as
r
1heRced&Volk
ElectricalCo
The Only Folly Iqulppad
ILIOTRIOAL SHOP
in tha‘Town
AUTO BtllRLIII
Phone ass-40 South lain Street
south Nov-vats. undo nail, moo
. . . NOT”. ARRiVALe.
311»:sz B. MoGratb.
wuu'm new; n it want a. n.
Dahlia. Thomas W. Elms. New Ydrhl
3.1mm. Brush Hindustan. ill.
We Guarantee to Relieve 01mph.
medicine absolutely. tree it it rails to
due to the high ,
ing their lormuls asawsli onto tbe'csr‘eJ , ‘
byahd wellitnown properties at Bis» .
Bismuth aubnltrste and Pspsin are -. i
and $1.00. Remember. you can obtain _ _ ,
‘ The Clifford and
id. The “mm. oi. Pharmacy, Quitrner I: Canty, Props.
‘ Cylinder Heston ..
is ammonium
PRICE’S Cl
.....
Cold Weather
Wearables lot Men
‘ LSuitsfand Overcoats. Specials.
at $15.00
Sweaters. Gloves. Furband Caps
Underwear
- High-grade Shoes
98 Washington Street
Flinn No. 11854.
c"
l
Va 3. :43;-
e:
othing ,L‘Store
'ILIL-ZIZII-il;
The? Hatch & 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 for lath and
it is susceptible of an infinite variet!
oi artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits ot a
wide scope (or individual» profermcnt and tests. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
-;u:-:.,-.e:l:«I-;U.
BOARD
I2'Z-.I.I2
l.'}'.l:l.l.l.IL .l.l.l.. .........
WAY
(or you to be warm in your new
house this winter iato have us install
a Heating System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of your
rooms. the tscilities of the house and
tell you whether a Hot Air. Rot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
The Jones & Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 7s: noswaul. cons.
4"
#
Cold Weather
Reductions on
Heatmg Stoves
so Richmond Iase Burner sum
324.800“ Heater Lat .......... .wt”
«no on Heater st ...........ss.ss
L . $2.98 up
ssssssss
r. A. interim"
Furmture Store
comes «an. see their aw.
«entrant. collu.‘
“outwith“
I
, W
"ism ar- osmavucomuss
enrolled. as. ilr-Gflimh‘ Julia 3 V- .
son Humoromwesenpsctedln. ~‘
be the guest oi the [controls Club to- ,
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iusting the aems. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain m the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later ills in the dillsrent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
this disease and pain. and health is
”restored through harmonising the six.
nerve systems in your‘body.
Nervonsness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases sre given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T.FR.ANCIS..DC.
“WASHINGTON 81’ so. NORWAL'R
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Fall Styles
E E. .Gorham
‘ Decorator.
‘ _ 10 First St. last Norwalk .
, TelephoneFomFichwo
ll" ‘G ‘
DailyLinetoN Y.
~--~ro FREIGHT Only
leave fins L
. «pt
day at a luncheon to which tour hu‘n- 7 y _
to would all do
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