I Dr. Franklyn G. Brown, cl Beuvlew
avenue. has returned from an unto
mobile tour.
Jesse Jones and family have mov-
ed their household enter. from Nor-
. wan: to Hendricks avenue.
-‘558tdi)los and Wright. milk dealers,
have invested in s. new wagon with
which they are delivering today.
m
.East Norwaik I-luli Moosers attend-
ed tilt Progressive rally 5at Music
Hall, Saturday night, in round num
. hers
. William Hoop. “mechanic in the
._I(United; States Navy, is enjoying it
' turloughfind is visiting at his home,
Iin Cove avenue.
Yesterdays delightful weather at
IIiorded a large majority or the real
dents of East Norwalk an opportunity
Ito get out and enjoy the pure, fresh
:air.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks occupied the!
5pul11it and preached at the morning
I:and evening services that were held
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
' yesterday.
, . The weekly devotional meeting of
Ithe-Enwortli League was held at the
East Avenue Methodist-Church last
‘evening. The nieetlng was largely at»
tended and enthusiastic. ‘
. *M ' . -
A monster pumpkn, Weighing .iil'ty,
pounds. and raised by George E.
Smith. of Van Zunt street, has been
. placed on exhibition at the L'iiomme-
dieu Brothers' store window.
'..
taker to, Raymond \andron ,wtli he
solemnized Wednesday afternoon at
58:30 o’clock at the residencecf the
bride, 5 Winfield street, idling pluce.
The Young People's Society of lioy?
al Workers held its weekly devotiomil
meeting last evening. at the Advent
Christian Church Mrs Alfred Nick-
em‘on was the Tactics and The Last
Day Apostasy {1105 to'Ipic. 5
5 " Tl‘ém‘rrffise or harshness use: =5
they will spend the winter. 112.5551. ros-
men... at Tokeueke will be closed as-
usual 1111111 next Boring.
M Mom-o
Finns are being held by the Eli-
worth League oi the Methodist Epis-
copai Qhuich for a ghost hunt. to be
held sit the carcasses on next Monday
evening, the 28111 inst.
" ..‘_....,
Hose Company. at the headquarters in
Rowayton avenue, tomorrow evening,
and all members of the company in-
terestod in' the plans for an oyster sup-
per are requested to attend.
The Men‘s Club, 0: the Rowayton!
Methodist Episcopal Church, will hold
a supper in the church next Saturday
night, at 6:30 o’clock, at which time
Congressman E. J. Hill is expected to
make an address on 5 Methodist of
Making the Tariff. A large attend-
ance is expected.
--'.
The marriage oi‘.Mrs. Heater Wicks
to Stanton Hart was Quietly solemniz:
od last evening at 7 o'clock, at the
parsonage oi? the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. The pastor, Rev. R. i“.
Itulned at “illoksnum” in- Cross illgh-
There Will be u n1eéting5 oi the cuter-5 ,
tainment committee of the Rownyton 5
1 .
A Democratic rally will he held in
the town hall this evening,
. New v8.1. guests are using enter
way.
I-
. W .
‘Miss Virginia, a pupil oi dimples
High school; substituted Wednesday- in
the. ma Grade "Center sshool.
Wm
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans have re-
turned lrom‘ their wedding trip and are
now “at home" to their many 11 lends at
imlorlul Point. .
Mrs. Ernest Johnson-,.ol’ ilinghmnton,
N. Y., has returned to her home in that
place alter a visit‘ with her mother.
Mrs. George Darrow
-.—M.—.—o--
The Westport hotel which has been
run by the Underwood family im the
past 30‘ years or more was sold this
week to Harvey L. Roman of Bridge-
port by Mrs. Mary Un-zlewrood.
The 22nd anniversary of their wed-
ding was celebrated, Thursday, by Dr.
Shinn. officiated, and the bxidul
couple weie attended by Captain and
hits. Andrew Mills. l-oliowing the}
ceremony M1.un1l Mrs. Hurt depart-
ed on u \vcdldng trip, and will later
lake 11p their residence in were New
Brighton. .Slutnn island. ‘ '
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WEST
NORWALK
5 William Keins hungrctuiiied home
utter a long vacation.
-.\iis.P.~51ic-1scn has slinlned her back
and is coniined to iron; homo.
Mis. i..l \latlii‘l is spendmg a few
weeks with friends l115Cianiulry.
5.'5 -~;——
_ The Men‘s Ginsu or tile First “971
18111158171111.1415: (Mitch-hold its will
‘5 11y. meeting yesteudny noon; at the
church. The meeting abounded in in-
. terest and was attended by a large
number of the members.
.m
The natural growihers returned to
5 their homes Saturday to spend the
Sabbath. They stocked 57111
boats and started out again bright sud
. early this morning for the beds 011’
Ilridgepmt and Southport. 5
The usual morning dud evening sen
' ..vlces ware held at the, Swedish Con—
5 greguliouai Church yesterday morning
‘and evening. Rev. Mr. Vahistrom
occupied the pulpit and preached and
the services were largely attended.
Mrs. J, Leonard Rider left yester-
day for llxbridgc, Mass. She was ac-
companied by her sistervln-law, Mrs.
Charles Track. with whom she will
moire her .iuturo l1on1e.Mr Ride: is
5 the night niteuduut ut the generator
house.
Wfi -W
Rev. George. M. Teeplc occupied the
pulpit and preached at the morning
and evening services that were held
yesterday at the Advent Christian
Church. The. services. were largely
alended and the pastor's sermons
were u'or-ecistod by oil;
C. A. iiraisted, driver and delivery
I‘clerit at the L'llommediou' Brothers’.
store, who met with an accident last
I 5weck. resumed work on the wagon
‘ ,l‘or the first time this morning. Dur-
5"5in5sr the latter part of last Week Mr.
.Bralsted was at work but not on the
' woken.
their 1
lubflfiuds of ”Mr find r8.- T. J. Mead.
ii5dve received can 5 r9111 11181.1.
i
visit to his cousin in New Canaan.
Mrs. Ella Nneirum.5 and daughter
spent Thaisduy with 1m. 5.5“ Miller.
Philip 5'Schuyler of est Nutiey, N.
J1, about the week—en 5‘nt 13. F. Tomp-
kins'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~Scoileid and is
111in of Scott's Corners, spoilt Sunday
with friendsln town.
Mrs. Elia Kneirum and daughter.
spent Sunduy‘ evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Bates of New (Juneau.
..__.........
Mr. and Mrs. B. MnihcrrciurnedIto
their homo last Saturday. They ex-
pect to go to Chicagonext week.
E. ’l‘. Bates. while coming iron: the
Fair last Saturday, had a breakdown.
and didn't get home until after 11 o‘-
clock.
w—u- W...
Robert Gunther. Miss Pearl More-
liousc, Josepr Bench 1111-: Miss Ray
Lyon uttcndt-J thonunbury Fair lust
F‘ridny. They alloyed lthc trip in M15.
Botc‘s auto truck. '
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AR'5i' cLua exmaa‘r.
The Art Club Exhibit, at the Nar-
walk Library which the' Portfolio
Club subscribes for is this month the
City at Plan. The list is headed with
the verse from Macaulay: .
“From the proud mart or tlsae.
‘ Queen oi’ the Western waves. .
, Whore ride nus-1111*. trlremes
Heavy with no 711114311 muggy. ‘
'l’ns Exhibit is or unusual beauty;
the photographs very “ism quash
clear. as touive a canon: reproduc-
tiont; Theresre 79 in all, and Ira”
arranged as to show tho‘speolsi‘bosu-
ties of architecture in. the tumour
olty. There are 19 11mm: views of
the Cathedral. 14 or the Mott-tern
5 . 11 or the compo acute or "Garden or
on: paid. " The sound (32111713111117 2.
mining Tower. in. 2. drawing outdo
5 church parlors 5wil be the scene or
“ 555555, .51 large cmwi- is ‘exnecte’d
—__—.—&_
Ashley Jones rcturnad horns, alter a .
5 _, the residences: Miss Blrdlnn hitch.
in 1537. and an sadistic at us more 5
5.Iot tho mes. annihilation Written by ‘I '
’ ' -5 Goodyear in 5 5
and Mrs. J. C. Newklrk. Their ohscr
vnuce oi the affair was in the term oi
inn automobile trip to New Y5ork5 where
they enjoyed dinner and spent 11 Von
pleasant day- 5 ‘
5)
MiB. Frederick Brndley entertained
the Suugnluck Whist club at her home
Thursday afternoon All the members
were present and 5a most enjoxnble at
ten noon spent. The usual game was
played after which a delightful repeat
was served by the hostess and thor
oughly enjoyed by the guests.
, m
night-55
l
,011 Hsilowo’eu ling Christ
mun. meriiintnt on that occasion the
Girls Friendly society will hold a so-
clnl and dance. The young ladies are
sparring no cli'orts in their arrange-
ments for the affair and one or the best
word to. At the Men' 5 meeting on Mon-
duv evening, it was decided to hold a
supper in connection with the halide. A
good time is' ensured a who uttend
4. .
N511. and Mrs Willis Jones were long
dcied a vei y pleasant surprise Tues
duy'evoulug; by a party of their friends,
at their home- on Riverside avenue.
The affair was wholly 11 surprise "to
both Mrs-mid Mrs. Jones” nod conse-
quently the more enjoyed, The even
ing was very pleasantly passed‘ with
Iwhlst the prominent feature of the ev-
gsme prowd a very interesting one.
Late in the evening :1 dainty lunch-1
eon wus pnrtaiien of after which the
guests departed tor their respective
homes. .huvinga enjoyed the evenirig‘ds}.
much 113 the surprised couple.
iniwrenoe Kellogg one need a. visit
or in New york.
'i‘llc 1.....th inmily have left town
to reside in Mt Vernon.
Mrs. Charles liyou i. the guest of
Mrs. John Willlums, in Strutlord.
. ......5x‘......
Mrs. Kooells Brown. of Bridgeport
is a guest of Mrs. Charlentiaimou
nun-"W
A telephone has been installed at
Relatives tram BduthportE‘the been
guests at the residence at ‘Dr. dior-
iuuuflv :5
511m. A". V. Dexter sud children r6-
‘tumu tram Piuutsvrile. (tuna. sen
union.
W5
115.. and Mrs. Edward Wheelock
have loll town to spend the winter in
New ,Yo‘i-‘lt
Brooklyn. have visited Mr. and no.
Frederick Perry is enjoying strip
through the south: '
5i .
STfA‘M FORD“
Gucci-tile most important {so
titres 058115 house is its heating'sys-
lem. , Do you know that a proper
heating system provides ventilzo 5
lion? And do you knowI that
proper ventilation would 5avhid
um
Btnmtcrd,
and Mrs.
Ww.... .
We Sell Tickets
been 5311le at Mr.
Mum 1th.”..-
Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Rich-
mend, Savunnsh and Jackson»
ville, etc.
Mk in For Ratio.
1. M LAYTON a co
. , Mrs. Ambort Kellogg and daughter, 5 I
Miss Florébc‘o 0! have - 5.5
onus
'0' 5 11180441 .Full E 1 .1
Old Dominion Line. Savannah Lino. .. E5LEC':mc.AyL 2:25:
(,iiyde Line I l .
.to n the Town
a
lunch sickness and many deaths: (55": ”mm“,
In this country one death in every REAL ESTATEGEANTDI 'NSURAN“
ten is due to tuberculosis, and
when the doctors find out that a
pcrson‘ has this dread disease.
what is the first remedy they pro
5 RIllroad ”Ave.
South . Nor-walk. Cl
.. v“. w... . . ~p-
151... New Science
scribe?
Fresh air of course.
Stamford furnaces ventilate the
house as Well as heat it.
FOR 3.41.7: nv
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAC‘l‘ch.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is cous-
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
(it creates 5pinohe5d nerves and pain in
later lite in the different organs and
"tremor North “mound Wm ml.
times 501’ the year is being iookci'rori ,.
onion. Prices were awdmicd and the "
.. 10:45.‘
W ‘
to. 8...: 171-1. Gould decanters. or. ‘
‘” Horace R.‘Nasl1
. 1
5r
the ,G. E. society 111111.. Congrega-
tiensi church... last evening
W
1115.101... slaswoi Berkeley street,
Kai-,wsllt has” returned home atter~s
visit with Mr. and Mrs. StephenI God»
HE}.
. .
a,
'hfl'cu—u—I—
this morning
\l5s55il at their ironic
)
'1 .Mi-s. Nelsouffi‘oésmhn had‘retusnsd
to, town :‘ni‘ter soon-xii several
1, .
New Tot-“holiest.
.-Ha“vm»&efiart4 4;
,7... lord:
~RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
ow mn“. mm
in Elfeot September 2595.
J.
SOUTH NORWALK‘T’O NEW‘ YORK.
11. this 4111. 5:01:11. 9.:4111, s. :19,
ll: 57, 7:20;, 7:481, 8:17x, 8:511, 9:151,
9937,:19‘,80x,.23631,18:38x.. , ’
P. 17-42. ,5 1:91;,“ 1 ‘ (2111151.
8.1.1 Wash. lino} goes to Hoilem I-Riv
510174.
' Winn.
A. M.«—12:48x, 6:09;, 81.41:. 8:54,.
10:20x.
p M.—-:l2 1721:”. 2.97:. Moi, ‘5'35.
.7. '88s, 7: 00x. 7 in, 7.1721, 8:2“, 9. 5911,
10:28. ,
6:40.61 7:1811,
s .
7: 428.8519)“.
new vans: 7053011141 4101151771111.
A M -4 4511, i5: 40, 41:45:, 31011:.
23:80:. 11:55.1, . 9: 1511. 10: Mi, I10: 050.
1111. ii: 0.1"! ; 5
i". 811:12: 03:. 1: 05, £10411, 2:57x,,
8:30x,:.13151,, 4:201:, 3:053, 5:1“.
5: 25. 8: M511, c: 05311. 81001:, 811011, 14:29,
11:01:11. 11: 30, 121001;.
tundIyI. 1
A. M-«fi: 00, 81251:. 9.0014, 10: 0217,
11:0011.
:4 11—412. 94. 1:11:18, , Wt.
tours nonWALK ‘ro 111w
H5317”. /
A. Vim-122193. '1: 157:, 1. 8711. 11:11.4
7:28. 9112:, 10.22;, 11:11:. 12:47
P. M.:-12 071:. 1:80. 811414. 312111,
8.5“.
nexus in your body.
iglven special attention; also curve
tuie oi: the spine.
gret giving the Chiropractor s. eh
to help you
5 r
6%), ZlCiIOX, {$5,111}; 51,5, 5‘ 00K: 5‘ 5
5'. o”:- .
ii: 011:, 7. 14:. 8. 15911, 158.1011. 11110911. 5“ '
.lg‘
limbs.
Chimoractore remove the cause of
ease [and main, health is restored
ougii hurruouifing the nerve” sys-
Femaie troubles
You will never re»
1:111:11
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
.04 Washington 87., 847. Norwalk. coon.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
fillies 17er Banks and titties I
Adele K‘elioggrrotnrnrvd to flunbury, '-~5;~ .
cited an over SunngIII
m5k—
5
i 1
v7
:9.
“ "‘ 5‘7" .‘= w‘
WAY
fqrjIyou tobo wsrév1555 in your so:
house‘tlili winter is to have Ill lusts
enacting System that will keep 7c.
comfortable on the coldest day!
‘7 “We’ll “our 5111» location or you
rooms. the includes or the 11'0qu not
tell you‘whethor a Hot Air, ilot Wow
or Isaiah IByreem will intiary you our
Company
Fnonc m ' No‘nwnt KI, cons
LET THE
Nurwui‘k Furniture
5 House
v‘ 1.
71 Steve that will save your cool hi1
lor your can pieces of Furniture 11
any description. so to the
NORWALK Funfliwnl HOD“.
74-10 Wuli at. “mull: 601171.
is:- council‘s to F. A. Mitchell)
.Illitdholl. Phone «41: ‘
4:381. 5:12x, 6: I371. 6: 47, 7: 3.03. 910951"
‘4..." is” 1“-
68:41.5.
18818.1... 81 Hotchkiss
’turnloh'you tor your home with a
highly polished pinion-roars suit and
:14 Paint suit or the latest design. and
and that will belts or all timer, and
All our unholmrlua and rebut-int II
lions .sx‘nmmnmmnen .21th .
argur cud sou-w. formerly with 8'
Mrs one God
Issr‘iousl 1, ill.
W
The 8.41.2111: cosmos hedge, souls
stalks of which are over too not also
closets much attentionytrom thou
The Reed 87 Voik
Electrical Co.
AUTO SUPPLIES
91141114181171.4450 80.511811: 131., .
So. Norwsilr. Music H.111: Block -
mm-mm-I-um WW”... n...
STEWART
Cook Stoves
59.111.
muons: ‘tbeui 1.9111. Mr. 5.
sister, Mrs. 13 staunch, or Conny
‘ aloud. and his brother August Iilorn.
Dad LinctoN Y
/rio. rumour on.
175.141.115.15 Propellers leave l’ler
588,881“ River, New you. (too:
or Dover n ‘l'ucU, every day in:
cont Sunday 1. at 3 11. 1n.ll‘relgh:
received at Norwalk up to 4 p
m. and South Nomads up to 5 till
Norwuik Steamboat Company-5‘5“”
Aiming J. Smith,
Lance. '
5.3543 c. HegemIo,‘
General Agent.
That Cold
Sitting
Room
Mode Cosy with a Gas
5 Radiator or Cylindrical '
Gas “Stove. Just the y 5
thing for rooms used
$19.00 to $87.00 .
None better at any price or none as
goods at the same price 5
5 ' filth .l. illitlilli 8 Still iii].
1341136: WASHINGTON 558T.
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1.4,. ,,..--, _
WE WILL MMLYOU $1, ,
”for each set or old False Teeth "
tor oicLGOld, Silver, old Watchx
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
ll! citing anti Refining
.- 3R5}. 515.5% Comp-11y,
863 Chestnut so. Philadelphia.
5 Penneylvanla -
IWe will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
sent us. Highest prices. paid,
4.55.5557? magnum-m 8.2.88.1... 14.51511.
5‘ Established 2:) item.
To DENTISTB.
‘ Highest prices paid
.7
Housengs
Rand About
swuss ALUMINUM wuss.
it is an established fact that
,Swiss Aluminum Cooking mail“
oils are superior to those made
‘ ‘o: uny“other nietal. This bu
been proved by scientific re-
search, as the tests show that
no ve1dlgr1s, rust. nickel-under:
or lnjdfloun zines can form, no
matter howlt is used. Neither
is there any! danger of chipping, ,
as with “enamel were.
it is an excellent heat couduc
tor. which mean: quick boiling
and smiling or tactile light
weight makes it easy to handle,
and the silvery-white color of
the wars is pleasing and always
clean looking.
Every piece is spun (not
pressed or stampedvi out or pure
sheet material, and is absolutely V
seamless and and 1%
Swiss Aluminum Wm be“!
come to clay. which eventually
mean“: the 13min: of all mm
or .ln, steel and enameled cools
in: worn or every deacriotlon.
”blue! 11. snow. .
North Main 5W Wu! smote.
i
l
I
occasionaly when great
féheat is not constantly
required. Strike 11
match, turn the valve:
gym: have the heat, turn
.11 off when you choose.
United Electric
gilt &Water Co
I
51
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LOVE as
.“THE PLACE"
Are not discarded when the
”newness” wears uiii [or they
hold their shape. You'll like
their incite, their comfort, -
their wear. ltolriomncod
no bruidngln beam
they‘re ’=
min on
i o c t -
moulded I
lull.
Norwalk Chronicler