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Ford Model T Car is not a
cheap car. It is the highest
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world, none excepted
SPECIAL— All cars sold within” thirty days will be " ,
equipped with electric headlights free of charge.
,igyou are going to have a car this year, buy a Ford now
'sj'L; BENEDICT, Agent ‘ 98 So. Main St.
m, WV. it}, Bond has returned to
winter. '
and Norwaik.
Dr. c. n. Keeler is in the Stiuth (or
a short time. Dr. Baldwin, of Nor-
walk, is filling his place.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. : Dam and
dsughter, Miss Morton, are visiting in
Dorcbester, Mass, for about ten days.
The drainen are do receipt of a
check for 860 from Gardner Hoyt. They
did good work at a chimney lire at his
home oqunoke avenue, last week.
Theodore Finney. employed by C. P.
Fish, is recovering from a severely
sprained ankle, received in a. fall from
waili mad, last, week. :-
“NW. A
‘——F'or Ssie~~~Slelghs and bells and
horse blankets. At L. bi. Wright's.
”ea—.—
Howard 8. Northrop has moved the
ice house in the rear of the illrdaaii
Hotel to tbe’liampton ion on Oenoke
avenue. The building was placed on
skids and drawn by three horses. Tele-
graph and telephone wires at the
junction of Railroad avenue had to he
removed.
Howard Northrup has the contract
for barveatinn ice for (l. W: Loomi-
bniry on the Monroe ice pond. lie or-
pects to finish the Job téday. Elmer
Webb hai had a torce oi men harvest-
ing ice at Lake Wampanuiv. irving
Lockwood has been engaged for tho
past week in .hflveltlhfl ice from Lake
Siscoit for parties he supplies every
year. W. S. Raymond filled C. H. Fair-
ty's ice house near the railroad track
with eleven inch ice.
Mind Wells, general secretary of the
3Consumers.‘ League of Connecticut.
will speak to the members of the Civic
League and their friends tonight. Miss
‘ Wells was to havebeen here last Fri
"day night. but had to postpone on ac-
count of the weather. She will take
for her subject j‘Ohlldren of Our Con-
nectlcut Factor“: and atoms." Miss
Wells is well vened‘ou‘tbia important
subject and an Interesting and enlight-
ening lecture is looked for.
-,
OWAYTON
Miss Elizabeth Fennel], of itowayton.
has been the guest of Miss Abbie
'Iireadwe‘ll, in Weston.
Wank DeWaters. of Pennoyer
‘Itneet, has returned to his home from
" a‘visit in New Haven.
Russell Themes, of Roway-ton ave-
" mic, who is employed in Stamford, has
been making a stay in South Norwaik.
-—For Sale-Sleight; and bells and
“We blankets. At L. M. Wright’s.
Miss Jeanie Durault. of Rowayton
venue, was oae‘of the guests at a re
caption at the State Normal school,
New Haven, last Wednesday evening.
Two new telephones have been in-
Italied here recently. They are in the
. residences of Theodore C. Janeway.
Contentment Island, 144.5, and Harry
E. Sconeid, Highland avenue, 179-13.
There will be a special meeting of
. the Reliance Social Club, at the home
i- 0! Mrs. Samuel Mead, Monday at 3
p. in. Final arrangements will’t‘hen
be made for the oyster supper which is
to be given Friday, January 26th.
The annual meeting of the Ladies‘
Aid Society of the Rowayton Baptist
church was held yesterday ottoman
_ In the church and was well attended
and very interesting The foilowius
_ ulcers were elected:
‘ 7 T President-Mrs. A. B. Clever-lay.
\; VicePresldent—Mrs. C. D Albrecht.
Secretary—Mrs Horace 0 Mills
Treasurer—Mrs. V. J. Benellshs.‘
Home Missionary Committee—Jr's.
”an
Flinn. on
nowiiY'rON, cons.
RudOlpil A. Loin
Eugene Amber.
Mrs. F. A. Cunningham.
YALE.
- later said:
“it was underlt‘ood' that the mesh
in: I addressed wan private and my
remarks confidential. Had l known
there was a. «poster present 1 would
now:- have mad. some of the state-
mam» ‘
WENRT. III. 195
meat is aim t {the
Foreign Missionary Committee-
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PRESIDENT TAF LEAVES FOR
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.—~Presldcnl
‘ GABLIC OTKT! LIKED! MEETING.
(in: ot the Gaelic smug-m will 1
beheld in mucosa as radar; ~
Richard Menard is preparing his Kentucky Futurity-
mare Countess tor the snow races in
embe , will 0 late.
Arthur W. Msrslch. agent of the C. m r m
an.
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haniord . Held Job”
horlie blankets. Attila. Wright‘s. _,
Charles A. Smith m m can» billossofliiaiob.
' allowed no W of
5- 30‘1”“ MM Company-01PM Jef- MDGEFIELD poavuaarca is c:-
MEMDEN CLER'C TRYING '70 ferson,L i., was in town Wednesday. POSED.
ORAWL OUT OF STATEMENT. . ‘ ‘ ., .
MERIDEN, Jan. 19.-—A reporter was Mrs. William Olmstead and son. or We L. Rm.“ 3m“. Rufus
made the "sea " yesterday in the state- Norwalk, spent Monday in Davies. at H. gym“... Who Has Long
merit. credited to Rev. Charles K
. Woodson, alleging that Merlden was Smith.
wicked. When Chief of Police Bow-
en cited figures to prove that this city
is one or the cleanest in the country
and challenged the pastor to “my LhIS Whiter, and II” VI“ I). raced this “‘98“ “I“ “I. poshoiiloa We!“
REDGEFIELD, Jan: lO.~—6eorpe L.
Rockwell-has been nominated as post-
A' Jr Givens, °f Norwalk. la hoarding master to‘ succeed Burns H. Seymour;
his mare at H R. Leonardo stable, and-there is a story back or it. It is Tattle, warden, Floyd Taylor; conduc-
plscs two towns of four years each;
, , and the “parturition“ it wanted
’ The board, of sol-omen will holds a men "0 man I'" “1°" “with“
meetlnt‘on Holiday morninustwblcli W “1° 5°?" “9 ““1 ‘mm’ 1‘
time some cosmic codes will be the “m' of If ”WM 1" "t“ 111‘“
CIT on um Mm‘ mmuon" r“ ‘ sad W“ BMW MIMI for that file-
soil. The deposed Mentor ills made
was NA}: Hallow. of New comm no light to Wman Hill against
THIRD WEIK Bl LONDOHOflE-L
; Realm“ 3“ I. In. “”9““ open for accommodation 01 those who
__ A loll mmihflflhflmm $5” "NAIF”!- It"? | I C should be
- . ,‘m I.“ "* “I, Infill!!! lit "a", tilt persons not to have More
entailed um warn: was untrue M .
way has been drawing the attention of
urine. of Norwslli. spent Sunday With local; horse owners for the past few
was Mariam Smith. at her home on days and some brilliant brushes have
. ‘ D ARIEN an. w...
w. ”~ “mm" ”W "‘6'“. "5°“ b'Georzc T. Smith William Clark an
Arthur," by "Nonesuch," 2:135, dame, ) ' 6
“Daisy." by "Antonio," showed up well
Tnlft left Washington at 7:85 this OROTON on the Stamford Inmdwsi'. Wednesu best and m. won ,3 at “a height.
morning for New Haven. where he will day. She will he raced on the “twice .
attend a dinner given by the Chamber
of Commerce and a meeting of the
Yale Corporation. Starting back after
the Yale Corporation meeting tomor-
row, the president wlii stop in New
York from 7, p. in. to midnight, during Stamford.
which time he is scheduled .to attend
banquets given by the New York liar
Association, the Society of the (len-
esec and the Twenty-four Karat Club.
Secretary Hillel. Major Butt and Dr.
resulted. Dr. Batters fast trotter has
defeated all comers, and horses owned
Gilbert 6'. Stevens have made good
showlnsa. The avenue is new at its
Many more races are expected before
wounds." next summer. by H R. th favorable conditions are s lied
Leonard. Mr. Arthur's sorrel tiliy. e ‘ * W
"Jane Wiggins," will be entered in the Plumbers have been working night
and day on the lilac C. A. Bliss estate
on Ocnoke avenue, thawing frozen
m“!- 3““ W WWW" “My“ pipes and windmill limits. This has
._____..... “"1" M "‘9 Maw" °f herlnephew, been the worst cold snap in several
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Crimtnlns..ir.. Dr. H. D. Hanson. Ox Ridn- 8M yumltis contended bytho plumbers.
of Coliender's Point, have gone to New was in the sovonmblrd veer of her use.” up wumiy reaping a bar-
York to Spend the winter. Mie- TN funeral services will he 1"” vest. Horseshoe“. coasters, skaters
. Sunday attornoon “ 3 WWW “t W and the ioeinen are grinning broadly,
Major Edward E. Mon. 0! the late home. Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
Thomas L. Rhodes are accompanying Fitch Home, spent yesterday after. NICO? of the Dorian Conventional while the coal men are too much
the president on the trip. and Senator noon in Norwaih on business.
Murray Crane, of Massachusetts. went ' Church. °f which the deceased was a
as far as New York with the party.
gratitude. There is hardly a building
in town now that has not had a visit
from the plumbers.
District Deputy W. T. Reining and
suite visited Wooster Lodge. Monday
evening, and installed the following or.
iicera:..N. 0., Carl 8. Raymund: .V. 6..
Alex. McKenderich; R. 8., Nelson an.
llmsn; treasurer. Herbert Sconeld; P.
0., Eugene Well“: chnpisln, ASamuel
tor. Waiter Barnes: R. 8. N. 6.. use.
his charges. Rev.‘Woodson llrsi. de- mmm" 'by 3" Wd' maested‘a chanson! postmaster-s at 3' «Emerald: Niéflgu’; 06";sz
- . W ,‘ . . . . 0s . we a.
also he ever made the statements and .—For a” Sleigh- ml bells and Ridgefleld. Mr. Beymourhas bad the .00an 11.8 8., W C Mia‘s, I 0.;
Willie pusher; O. 6.. William Rodi-
mar. Amer tbs instillatson, a banquet
was aefled
Amt; W. o. lvvina'. Wednesday, to
the affect that hardener. and until
further notice. the station will baclos-
seaweed, safaris-procuring
"chats and checking basalts is con
corned. The station wii be left light-
ed. and one door of the waiting rooni'
$a‘r Tori: for the remainder; of the “
Mrs 0 S. llrown has ieturned after
spending a few weeks in New Haven
a wagon. while driving on the Non ‘
Trotting on the South avenue speed-
pieased and too busy to express their 1'
An order was received by Station -
The'stli'al “Big Reductions. ,
Suits $4.89 to $14-89.
Underwear. Sweaters, Gloves
Caps, Shoes, Men’ 5 Odd Pants
All Marked Very Low
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Plion . No. 1185-2.
Overcoats Also
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Warm Up;
the cxpoSe‘d cor-
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window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a
GAS
HEATING STOVE
unstlcss, Noise-
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Easy to Light and
to Extinguish.
United Electric.
Light &Water Co
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STOVES
BELOW COST
Lance SIZE OAK Heaven, regu-
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LARGE sizE alias nuance, res-
nisr $28.,at $14.00
OAK HEATER. regular '13 at. . ”M
OAK HEATER, regular 87. 75. st. “.76
F. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Stare ‘
eonnsa writs Ami area- are.
somatic. cows.
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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!
the location of your
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: Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742
NORWALK, coma. ’
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic
is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
IImr life in the different organs and
tube.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
Nervouaness,
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Rheumatism, Pm
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiroprach a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK‘
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