york Auto
opening of
‘ Elbow New ‘l'ut' m eh w Suturddif
Jnduory 8.. the first “in o! the exhibit
we. cloud when Mr. Percy Rockefel-
pieced his: order tor the handsome
W'flulflwd Milne inside drive lint.
cosine which in on exhibition The
mull! be delivered to Mr. Minotaur
t the olden of the show.
in ‘m
H L «W
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00.,Will WEAR GLASSES?
it so use you satisfied that they,
hare been titted no your eyes inn
correct and proper manner? Her:
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
they haven‘t or you need election.
mneult me at anon
WILLIAM: .1. Moon:
OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Keelor Building.
No. 155 Washington at.
Opposite Heyt’e Tho-m.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Eweninge, 6:30 to 9.
N. v. address-«727 «tit Ave, 9 to
4 p. in. daily.
Miss Dorothry Raymond is spendinn ‘
several done. in Washington. D. 0.
wnusm rinkney, Jr.. on ”and... 3"
for Pewling, New York where he will
resume his studies.
“iii-e mm Joetrans, or Osborn
Ivonne. in spending the (lily in Des:-
"bury with relatives.
l Rev H. is Browu was a visitor in
‘ 'sltntni'ord yesterday. '- . .19”
Miss Liolii Marsh. or Highland and , .l. . l
i
we. "unturned from with Dr. and Miss Double A'bendrotu we a Stani-
sCoutrnctor Anhurmtllnldron. of the ,
M‘I‘S- Willis in ‘Brooklyn. iiord visitor yesterday.
inset Side, is attending the automo
bile show in New York city today.
saunter-am
Mrs. J. Robertson and children. 0!.
Brooklyn, ere spondinem tow dnyn
with friends in 'Rownyton.
An Oyster supper will be sit on in the
Methodist Protestant. (thumb on Friday
The schooner "Katy G of CW!“ evenings."
“, Hiawatha has been raised and s
.mtch placed over the hold in the
Cut the High Cost
of LWllig by Boring
Mrs i—lindiey oi’ Maple avenue lett-
Minor 1). Randall and family'ieuvo'
their home at Tokoneke, tomorrow. for her home [or Hot Springs. drkennns.
' Norwalk. to spend the balance of the t ‘dfl"
Much interest among blast Now-elk mt“... . yes or '
minute is evidenced in the coming ~
boil-ts. of the independent A. 0., of
a»vuvp~~“W——
—
J4...
Mrs. \V. l. Austin of Newton Heights.
is about again. after being confined to;
Miss Marion Lynch. who has been
‘ South Nor-walk. spending it couple of weeks at her her home several days. ,5 " - 1;
home.“ in Tokeueks. has returned to' ‘ . .5 i _ , , H
The Knockere' Club will hold on New Haven? Miss Theodora Holmes. who spent. , , , _
importint meeting in its East Side __ the school vacation at her home in . ', . ‘ , ' - .
'qunrters tomorrow night. All mem- John Sherman Han and family, or Noroton has returned to Waileslcy. ' , é. .
“9".“ are ”Red ‘0 attend. New York, are spending two weeks at COHEKG- ' ' l ‘ « Pu“.
l
Content. *- ’
Dr Theodore llronu of the Yale Unt‘ i
n r u . i no til it lidnysi
'Mr. and Mrs E ier E. Case who :33: disfidleit: “13:. :nd ‘iir: H. S, . Cheaper afld
Cleaner Than Coal
their summer residence at
.- STOCK 0? "“
ment island. . .
: RANGEB
Mrs. Blimuel Nash. of Van Zuni.
street. entertained the members of the
P. c. Inunsbnry Lodge. lndies' axil-
lary. at her home lest evening. are spending the winter in Florida. are Brown has rcturnod to his dutien in
remembering their friends with sou— New Haven
a.
,ngW days in Sew York city where
,
,. Company burgh has beenequippod
~ nth-loll: collapsed a few weeks ago.
The Butler Brothers Construction venir postal cards.
David
Soidlers‘
:PRESIDENT WILSBI
l FINISHES VAOITifl
' Foetal cards are being received by,
East Nor-walk irionds of Jay Petty. , 5
“’“0 ‘5 “0“ 2n. ‘0” “’3’“ “‘d‘ ”9 PASS onmsrmN. Min... .inn. s.~
is enjoying himself in his new work. ’
Two weeks of seclusion were complpt
An East Norwslk young man too]. ed today by President Wilson in this
lshly wagered this morning that there little village. it is the longest period
of time he has spent away from. Wash-
will be sleighing before there is rain
ins/ton since he took office.
He didn't ask Uncle Harare, either
To the people of the string of towns
and hamlets along the southern const
the president has been more or lead"
of a puzzle. He said be appreciated
their desire to entertain him, but has
declined their invitations to inspect
schools. view plum-s ot’ historicul inter-
est. attend bulls. theatres and thosem
diverse soclul‘eutcrtniumonts of which
Southern hospitality honsis at this
season.
it he mingles with the people. ut nil,
it will he at one popular reception just
before he leaves—evan event which lieu-
resentatlvo Harrison is trying to ur-
with s. new boom to replace the one
member
cut, in t
on the 0
ion (.hn
what is
Mrs. Nonuan lnclrwood and child
Ion. have returned to their home in
Westpori after a w'ceks visit with
Iii-rs. Caries Knudson of Myrtle street.
to light.
, The pump on the bridge work is
working today in on cndcnvor to low-
er the tide level in Pier 7 that some
more excavation work may be ncco.m«
pl lulled .
the tin:
lump.
lump in
, hols.- i,;
ers C, A. linker and daughtoi Miss
Laura P. linker hnye returned to ihoir
. home in Fort street after spending a
health;
bl: wk
they stopped at “‘9 Waldorf-Astoria, To those who know the president.
his attitude on invitations is nothing
new. Hundreds of requests have come
to him in the lust two years to attend
Broom
wife 9.
A cargo of sand No, 36 from the
llusbun
(lcoi'winwllallnghcr Sand and Gravel
Company. of New York city. for Ray»
mond Brothers. has been unloaded ut'
lic functions. but his uccopinnccs have
the decks of the concern in Water
been few. When .Congrcss is in ses-
kitchen
A bit of lisricu l.‘
for, The Incident iniuponed n
time ago. nnd bus just come. out oi
door suddenly:
hand uhitc .
her 12. 05h iiusbnnd says. "Skat!" (‘nt VW
range for Saturdny at Gulfport. ' 51:9 us behind souw small boxes. 12.09—~ gum; inyoin-
S.~— Don‘t «limit:
1') l’nlicite. s veteran at the
Home, died on Jan. 3. Born in:
18.34.1103 was 79 years old. He was a:
of Company 1) First Connecti.
be war
_—.._._ __._.
Released from Bridgeport it short
time. ago, after liming hon sent there:
barge of intoxication irdm Der-i:
rice Von Nd .trnnd made his re
nppi-nruuco on tho. siroeis of Dorian i
vesterdni. in his u
i-iuthmitics are at «it‘s end to krmnf
mi condition. 'i‘oun'.
host in his case.
M.“ w...
it (it happened then). ii 48 D
m.«-ullc nunkons husband. and llghts“
both lint.» . 12.02-ilusbnnd.i
llflllll. (untimisly moving (0%
unlslu 12 til-wl'lillilliilid opens:
pumsiuio entry withl
uli‘o chine behind him;
A dis overed in our
heart
in action, islilwliushnnd and
xcited nml nuusentod. 1.14——
d with pistol. shoots in dark;
more odor 121l..~(‘nt runs into hitch-u
banquets and make addresses at pub- on. 7 a.
Night (lot ion on line:
suiclly. ’l‘hc skunk is dead! i“.
this in the dark.
m"-.. y ._ ._..... .. -...
street. sion‘ he believed he ought to be at his
____ __ ,
Mrs, F. A. llcrggmu. daughter and 11:?utilis‘litlgitedgizuse. figgpgrm“;
son, have solely :illl\ ed at liot ru 6 o y a 3 n " l
extraordinary importance ,
The president's life in Puss (fluid;
tian has been simple. Except for a?
dolly game of golf. ho llllii been at!
home most of the time. He ncvcrhus‘:
Swings. Arid, where they have gone
in the interests of Miss Alma .Bcrg—
men's health. They Wl‘llP of tho cil-
mute on delightful.
lit-own and Hoyt, oi’ South Norwuik,
the new contracting firm. hug com
pleted the laying of 4,000 feet of we-
ler pipe in Gregory Boulevard. cnd‘
lug near tho Norwulk (‘onntry Club.
The pork was pushed rapidly forward
to its early (ompieiion.
ily circle. There huyc been no uni-
formed aides llt‘l‘e. no ceremony. “0|
policemen—none but the pluin clothes -
«Secret Service men. J S
The president came here primarilyi
for o. vacation. but he has boon able?
to put in many hours of uuiutcrruptedl
work. He hus done more work horcé
in the last few days than ho often has‘
accomplished in two weeks at Wash-
ington. lie llflil caught up with no
glcctoddotnils in his study of subjocts|
thrust aside in tho maelstrom oi the:
thrill and currency agitation. and lid Th
will go back in tho capital with his
:mimi mndc up on runny subjccts oi
‘ prime importance.
The mercury has been doing stunts H........_.__----...-.._
lately. ”mm way down 10 ll 1’0"“ ~-Any skin itching is n temper-teat
where it denoted chilly wonthor the or. The more you scratch the Words
thermometer has jumped upward it lii'l’lilfi. lloun's Ointment curs plies.
again. This morning it barely inldi- ggrczlc'cggumnny skin itching. Atoll drug
rated freezing wonihor. being down '
only us for no 2 «points below the
housing point. . !
"—- -—- ' “There are many pcopio in
HNEF‘FELS, Col. A .i. Walsh was
badly done up with rheumatism om"
d"unlit tor Foley Kidney Pills which was
“the only thing that would cure him.
Hearse Potter of Pontiac Mo. was.
flown on his back with kidney and
jihddor trouble und Folcy Kidney
I’illo made him Well and ship to work.
it is a splendid medicine and ulwnys'
helps. Just try it, For solo at all drum
glow.“
Misc Lnuru i". linker. of Fort street.
has been engaged by the town school
department to take charge of tho
fifth grade in the Lincoln School.
Miss linker assumed her duties this
week resigning from thr- Dnrion
school where she has iuught sovunl
yours.
SETTLED BY THE ENGiNEER.
I
thin
world who make u line diuplny but-who
fall down when it comes to pmcticni
knowledge." is the nordlot of Helen
lion/oil, in ”Kiss Me Quick."
"For instance." snyn Miss Lowell:
“Two commercial travelers while in
a. train not into an argument ovor the
notion of the vacuum broke.
. “’it's the Inflation or the tube that 0
stops the train.’ declared the first trnv~
eler.
"‘Wroug, .wrong!‘ shouted the sec-
ond. “it‘s the output of tho exhaus-
tion.
'* - setrisn eves.
New York theatrical mensgor
told:
“American ragtime is sweeping inn tor for settlement to the engineer.
rope. but the American ragtime com- That gentleman. lowing ,condnscond»
,m get no credit dud no cash lnxiy from his cob, listened with an t
clutter. attentive frown to the two traveiors'
Home our composers can't help stntemsnt of their argument. Than
.M‘W ntthis ragtime furore with son he smiled. shook his head- and sold:
, «our hope selfish eyes "‘Woli, gents, ye‘ro both wrong
it too “at everything. you know. about the varsity ot the vacuum
Will We say, with the million- broker. 'Yotit‘s very simple and any
. to understood. When we wont to Stop . ,
thensinweimmrnrbur ”
spent an evening nwny from the lam-‘The
trength of
Newspaper
Advertising
l 81 rang
Power of its
Business
Getting .
Efficiency
Is Fully Appre-
ioted by all
Who. 1 Know
”l‘hen. when the trnln arrived at tho
station they agreed to submit the met The Bug 111883 At-
rooting Qnsli-
ties of such.
. l
lot-y husjust cums ;
the truth of which in vouched ’
short.
a, A.» ._.,._.. . _,
No Ashes to Slit ?
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IDIFINITIQQ. 0! CHIRO'RACTIO. ,
Wight}: .II Iii. definition 0! till
,oenu oi in Wand the on oi
more remove the onus. Oi
iii-em end vein. host to restored
.. it" ‘ nerve on
bed! Female troublu
given special ottoman; also cm
! tone or the spine. You will never re
mt citing the Chiropractor o nuance
toil 038M.-
llnnotic Iii-entrants siren also
ilt crested pinched nerves and vein in
[inner life in the ancient crane and
gumbo.
ad by a wrench. twist or sprain in
adjusting the some Disease In none
the back. then it done in childhood;
. rsjmucis. n. c.
i
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l u waningt‘on It... so. Namath. Court l
i
l
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ammo lit-ore Jitumer School, on
"WP”.
7/h. it
Easy
To Do .._..
The Enterprise New Nut Chortm ll
, en-y ioopcrute. my to tnkc spun. Billy ,
to clam. cow to out i ethrr in two
sitters nolnirlcntc rum dinner brook.
‘uts olltimmtond dooeotciog.
'[he ENTERPRISE New
MEAT cuorrrn
mlvfllib'“
cho without wutc, any kind of moot.
cm odor uncooked {or must a. hub or
. mince most: lobster and on citeri [or .
salad; com for irlttom brood iorrrumbs-
trlxc. midrib. coconuut.po pow: rem, horse .
thinners. and corn neiui every
them my» oriiu
PAINTING ”iii DNCCNATlHfl.
Herbertw Gotham
A NEW YEAR’S RESOLU-
TION.
(Detroit Free Press.)
I hope that I can be next year
A little bit more cheerful.
A little bit more helpful here
A little bit less tearful.
I hope that I can go my _way
With more of and
, smiles
singing.
And come unto my tasks each
day
A bit more courage bringing.
My New Year‘s resolutions are
To be a little kinder
And to the faults that others mar
To be a little blinder.
I’d think a litle less of pelf.
And more of all my brothers.
I‘d think is little less of self
And do much more for others.
is the most complete in the H" l
cities. . '
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