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.._ Specall Values .,
' In all. Linen g'rowellux, . too,
will 1-20 and 160 a yard.
.. use SHEETgmhic,‘ lac, soc
. and 700. 7
PILLOW chars-hm qual-
.. “ militia? WM. 11’. Burns
E. K; Banks .‘ ~ ‘ Bock irrationally one. Q_
MIMokomo’Hotol-Ilook South Norwalk.
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1 WEATHER FORECAST.
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Birthday Pos'tais
1c” each
‘ For Norman: and‘ vicinity: Local
Snows tonight, followed (by generally
lair weather Sunday; much colder;
high westerly winds. The disturbance
which was central over Michigan you~
ierduy morning has moved rapidly
euetwardl, inreasin-g in intensity and is
now central near Halifax, N. 5.. with
a pressure reading of 28.94 inches.
it caused light snow over the Lake
region and the northern portion of
blow England. with high winds along
the coast; it is followed 'by rapidly
rising pressure with clearing Weather
and lower temperature. White River,
Can, reported 30 degrees below zero,
and zero temperatures were repoted
from Northern Michigan. Pleasant
weather prevails bemoan the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi River.
with freezing temperatures extending
as far south as Northern Texas.
for the anoney.
Other Birthday Cards from So UP.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
‘ Temperature: Low, 21; high. 89. ' :7;
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v - ' ‘3 i set i I o .
(illsheivlrfmrsldliobtcxz wet; and I F Oldlng honing Boards
the local attorneyo are interested. l
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A swinging telephone has been in-i
(stalled in place of the desk arrange:
unent in the office of City Clerk Joe
Jinxweiler,
wall Steel tat-aces.
Usually $2.26. '
SPECIAL $1.49.
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-Ail the latent (lei-bios. O‘ilrien's.
The audited accounts of the old City
oi Norwalk have been published and
the manipulate are now in the Commie
eioners’ office ready for distribution.
25 West Washington St,
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 1069-2.
South Norwalk. Goon.
Harry and Miss Millicent 'Pardee,
who have been living with their
brother-indaw Charles Smith. of 26 m
l(‘lay street, have gone to Amherst. Breakfast 25°. Dinner 35°.
Mann. to make their home with other Supper 250.
n‘latives. .
w... Sunday Dlnner
’l‘wo sualtlicimle ehnrmriera were no SOUPS
lived about Berkeley street. First Dim
ll'iet, last. night. The lpolice will like»
ly lament the men if they do not give
themnelvea up to explain their preo
Cream of Chicken with liticc
Chicken Fricaaee
Roam Leg of lamb
slashed Potatoes
once. At least a cowl official aug~ .
geared this action, .( reamed Car-rota
Custard Pudding
SALVATION ARMY SUNDAV homo-made ‘Bread and Pier
SCHOOL szss. 3
1
winners for the Year Ending Last 00-5
cember Are Announced.
'i‘ho. following children rmwivod
prizes for good attendance at the can» I
lmny mmnlnau (Sunday school) of the]
Salvation Army for the your ending‘
lummlmr 28th ‘f'Jlil. llolllrretta V..
Wont-id in the young people'll nor-
nonntannlhlr. I
First Prize-Alden Lloyd. Oscar
(linen, 'f‘heo, Olson, Fannie F‘arrinlrton,
Tea, Coffee, Milk, Cocoa.
Mansion House
C, HASS/‘N. Prop.
sol/2.94 Wash. 8°... 80. Norwilk.
TELEPEIONE 807.
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Notice to Contractors
f Scaled proposals are requested at
the office of the Diutriot Communion-
5:111:10“ Iliad/Jihad (”we 1" Waller. . one of the second Taxing l)iutrlct,.(31ty
. - ' Hall, it til ' , . . . ‘
Second Prize—«Walter n. l’orrett, " 8 “Wk p m' M" '40'
‘ ‘ 1914, for the erection. countructiou
”Willie itcrguaou, Louie Wulior. Orlau‘ ’ and completion 01' a brick vault.
tier Lloyd. 1 'l‘h . ’
, o (.lnnmiaaiouera reserve the
Third Pm“‘“‘}'wy3 Beam, Harry right to reject any or all bids. Plane
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Fourth ””0“,er Ferguson. fia- YSflce on and utter Monday, Jan. 12.
an! Wliuon, Emma Lymer, Mildred Po, 1"
«neon, Harold Gray, floy Wright, J'o' DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS,
lamb. Sea-rill, llnrtha l’eturaon, Mabel 3'30”“ Taxing Dietrich
limuing'way, Theo. Wiluon, ltuiln Ly-
nler. Mabel Marigold, Ethel Patnrlon,
Mildred Mrmm.
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Mrs. Elamuel Johnna:
attent, in critically ill.
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more.
Food
Large 81%.! tobid‘l"‘l'i.
tn.“
Gmfl‘lm nuns-Han“
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Patrick 1130er was admitted to till
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ans-‘1!
Norwallr ‘
dleot Grade of Card that candle sold ,
DONNElLYoE
srnrlonznv Anoaoox STORE
Albert F. Gehebe K
at Merwin‘ ,
hospital. today. for medical treatment. . f.
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» UNDERTAKERS’ , ,.
'16 NORTH MAIN ST.
oliinsflzjgo.
sourlllmhl‘d'n'wfeLK.
BLOW, YE WINDS, BLOWi'
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E Donir OAR:
Flour, to Eat and Goal to Burn
:RAYMON
MAKES A
non ‘
D BROTHERS
ND KEEPS U8, HAPPY.
Headquarters ‘
at THE BRlDGEPOR
WEEK. -
Meyer Motor Cars for 1914 Eontain manyexclusive
features. All the latent
spection.
OSCAR
'3 GARAGE RIVER‘
T AUTOMOBILE SHOW NEXT
models warm: ready for your in-
H.
Optician
so WAuaarnsgr,
NORWALK.
PHONE m.
M Everything in the Optical Line
Slim-PM" ,
; . all ,wnmmavon anew
, a.
4 ‘ .0
‘ «name at
IF
It. always comes back to
THE
22 WALL grow.
on all Continuvmudo. suits and
z to l"l.luASld and than to impractical rnd lasting.
. We offer two first class stocks committing Jowolry of every dea- .
crfplioll, Diamonds, Watclloa,
aha. Scarf I’lna, etc... Sterling silver and Silvor Plated \‘l'nre. ‘
; awfully selected, and at moderate prices.
Coieburll 8: Lauder.
96 WASHINGTON QTfiEET.
sroaaa open :Venv'evsnme UNTIL 0
am... Ito-l ll'nfugl I'IZI'I n' I' '-
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thin: You want your gifts first of all ‘
llrucolet Watches, Lavalllerou. Sleeve ..
JEWELEHS.
SOUTH NORWAL
NORWALK.
HRISTMAB.
.v
Ill-‘1,
‘(lvercoatn'for the next ten duyn only;
. n .
:j .‘aiaofihlrts, Neckwenr, Hosiery and Underwear at reduetni price-ll.
‘jI:I;‘:.-l.‘
. further that "there will he l-ll’lmethinu.l
‘ oreeymour street. will melamine a
Elu‘ , .
* NORWKLK
The thawing put the mutilation skat—
ing in East Norwalk yesterday.
The Garfield family liner-moved from
goutll Norwuik to 280 East avenue.
.
Mrs. George Sherwood, of Van Zant
street, in spending the week end in
BridgepOrt.
h
The recently constructed boom for
the bridge work derrick has been
painted a neat gray.
.w—
Eldwnrd lhiorriaon, the East Side
decorator and paper hunger, in spend-
ing a few days with his uncle in New-
ark, N J,
Isa/o
Walter and Alvin Thompson, of 54
Firm. street, will spend today and
‘ tomorrow with relatives in Brooklyn,
New York. . N ,.
i
Charles Podaeiny, of Third street,
last ‘Norwalk, has coupled up his
home withythe United Electric Light
and Water company's eel-vice.
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The steam pumps are racing with
the tidal waters today and progress
wan registered, the pumps having de-
feated its natural rival by nineto'clock,
The sun shines in the north “in
- down of the electric station every
morning between Sunrise and nine
o'clock. This seems strange to many
people, but. is a condition that has
A existed ever since the erection of the
Canevarl building. It in reflected
‘ sunlight.
and ‘rewick. A style for
New York
Albany
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BY BUYING YOUR WINTER
Up, up, slowly upward, carefully
managed so as, not to topple or can-
'. size. butsteadily upward went a bright
'j and shining can to the top of the
east electric 200—foot tower this morn-
ing. Bright .ast 'Bide youths specu-
lated as to what the can c0ntuined,
but it was likely paint,
in order-that there niay be no can .
fusion regarding the debt of the East
avenue Methodist Church it might be
stated that the debt of $1.050 remains
from the $3.000 expended on the par-
sonage repairer eight years ago. or
The Light for Aging Eyes
Good eyesight should be protected above all:
things. A harsh or a flickering light strains
the eyes. The soft mellow glow ofthe ’
is the best light for reading, sewing or when~ .
ever the eyes must be used at night. '
The RAYO Lamp is constructed on scientific prin-
ciples. It gives the best and steadiest light, It i
made of solid brass—~nickel-plated. Lighted with-
out removing chimney or shade.
Ail! your deaer.
STANDARD OIL COMPANYRL
br”fllll|\\“\\“\\ul
: Save Mone
f January Clearance
;».. Sale .. ' "
BUY NOW AND HAVE iT CHARGED.
Frank Jacoby‘
OPPOSITE . inYI'fi THEATRE,
Lamp .§
Easy to clean
every purpose. ,
of New York Buffalo
Boston
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NEEDS lN OUR GREAT
l
residents of Rowan street met and
decided to lay sidewalks in front of
their places. A resident of the Ernst
Side stated this morning that there in
one. place of sixty feet in the street
which is not fronted with a walk. This
’Was bud walkinglaat night because of
{the softening of the mud in the thaw-
]ing weather.
.. when Rev. am lCunuinuham was ~ ‘ ‘ ,
‘ r1
pastor of the church. and not ntrlrtly {\pr . '
, Eyes Examined Free ~ :2 . ~ . ") KNOW
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*+*** **+** . “ Fifteen years “80. or illereallout. the ROVVTAYTON
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Services in the MclhodinhChurcb:
tomorrow as follows: Preaching: 10:30
a. m. The pastor‘s subject will be
Penitence. the Second Step in a
Christian Life. Sunday school. 11:46
a, m. Epworth League, 63:45» p. in.
Preaching service, 7:30 p. m. The
pastor‘s sermon in the evening "will
be in answer to the duration, is This
Rev. George ll. Treple, of the, Ad.
vent Christian church, was the upeahv
3 er of the evening prayer aervice
at w v
"tho East avenuu Methodist. (allurcll q ('hflbmm Community?
last night. Extra music. aided in ....
making the meeting a pleasant one. mixessxggnpfizgagg“: She twinnin-
Rev, i‘, J. \lplllatrom, pastor of the (‘ompanv “.0 1 and the “:13: F186
Swedish Congregational church, offer- i Company" was it!” ed at the 1‘23“an
ed the opening prayer. There were quarters ’lnst i it b t D in
those in the congregation from the ' ’ n 8’ ’ e ween an cl
1 ‘ Morrell, of the Hose Company, and
host avenue, Advent (.hriatiun. ,
Swedish ('ouuregutional churches. Frank De Waters, of the Reliance.
. ‘ The latter won by 3 seem of 100 to 7d.
.'f‘he Reliance Fire Company had won
both games played so far and the one
who succeeds in winning four out or
eeven guinea will be entitled to full
ownership of? the beautiful cup. in
and .
Who will land the plum of driver
for the Emu Norwulll fire vehicle at
the nulnry of 319.50 a “'C‘aifik?~wi8 a
much monlcd question these days on
the East Side. There are two appli- 1913 the lleliance'Compuny won the
”Hills for We to” ‘13 “will" “71%": cupund hold name for one year. but in
one. an experienced chauffeur and 19"; the Home Company burn decided
another who hm! navel" handled a mob um they would like to hold the cup
or Vl’hlck‘, or ill. 10“?“ not it great. am“. for ‘3 year. H0 they by winning four
Th6 former iii “Oi. ii. member of UN) nut 01' HEW?" Rilmflfl that yum amgom.
iiinyflowor Hook and Ladder (rompllny. pliglmd their aeglm, The next “tune
while the latter has belonged for of “leggy-leg will be maym] next 1m.
some time, hon been an interested day night at; the Hone Company mm».
member. loo, andhna done much work torn, between William Moore. Jr” of
in the company during MN mambon the lingo Company. and "Job" Lucio
chip. Therefore the dincuuniou urincu. wood, of the Reliance.
Many would rather have the oxpor-l
fenced mun, while others claim that.
the inexperienced applicant could at-
tain proficiencyla due time. All
unchnrituhlo member of the company
said thiunnornimg that if the ouluidnr
gets the job he will no... a hard limo
getting into the. company. lie said
in
COLDS To BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY
iniolligont people,» realize that com-
mon colda allonld he iroalmi promptly.
if there in meaning and chilliunua with
hourueunnn, tickling throat and cmmlu
lug, llcalu promptly the one of Folcy’tl
Honey and 'f‘ur Compound. It in ur-
fective, pleasant to tulle, allocks it
cold. and stops the cough which causes
loan of nieep and loworn the vital res
niaumce. leer/mile by all droughts."
N... «W... a...“ ”h
doing before thin matter is settled."
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HOSPITAL WHIET CLUB.
Mrs. Ernest C. liaviland secured the,
highest score of" rho alxteen playora at ,
the lioanltnlWhiat (Jill-b anoint renter-é Court Francen.’ O. '3. limot Noun-alum
day afternoon, Ml‘ahleed ll. Flynn, to attend their meeting on the even-
of Livimrston street. proved a charming of January 13, when the officers
ing hectare. Dainty refreshments will he inatallud. All members who
were nerve-d. Mrs. Wilfred BudwellJeltuouttoulteudmandating wilinmel.
wartime more 7:10 train.
a
Court Liberty llell. 0:er "7. Golden
declare, has (mended an invitation to
club on
5
January 28rd.
on Waililr gain
WORKMEN'S COMraNSATl ,
Llinlmrv. ‘llEAlfi‘H, ACCIDEN
INSURANCE. "
\l'rill- Me for Sample ’Pollc'y.
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ifia‘URANCE‘ AND NHL :31}
155 Washington street,
South Norwaik, Conn“ Tel
If other methods have failed
help you and other
Childpractors“
hurt you. call on me and be con
vinccd that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE???
“Painless Methodsg :
E. BARTHOL, D._*C
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk.‘
7 to 8 p. m. j ‘
207 Atlantic Sb, Stamford. g a
m. to 5 p: m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
All known llincuana have been cured
if
Sagan-thus Therapeutic“,
guns, the
Spine , .
A ayaiom or healing which‘bi‘itlfi!
about the euro of all disdained by
bringing mind uud body into hard: it;
with nature. ,
l’llynlolunn are lining the same lhéhfit
ode in many (“3509.
PROF. -MllLLElt
u l .1
Nervoun System and ”l?
91., lint
, Math Norwalk, or
Office Manama to a. E
sundry. by appointment.
Norwalk Chronicler