A
”his home
"ovum maroon
youooouvru;
LANB'B puuuolonn'o :1":
me our on annoy
rnoourm
F. A. LANE
l1 “In-thinned m
Iouih Namath
Misses Susanne and Sophia flutes.
of New York, were guests over Sum
day of the Misses Brede and Collins,
of Lowe street.
The Whaisoover Circle will meet
with uni. Upson, 30 West avenue, on
Tuesday. January 13, at 7:45. A full
attendance is requested.
During the council meeting in
Bridgepolt, last week. Frank ‘Bmith-
wile, the newly appointed assistant
city clerk. was presented with a gold
fountain pen.
—¥—You Gan mom a telephone for the
purely economic masons that it uvill
have more than: it coote. -
Frank H. Fitch. the South Main
streetgroerldms been confined to
better part. of a week
.ok oi’ tonsilitis. His
.9 pleased to learn that
Jg.
with on .r.
{fiends will
he is ixnpro.
Policy's donning school will meet to
night at ‘llrcmnlnnd. The new and
modified tango will he exploined. and
the first steps will be exemplified. All
pupils. past and present. are invited to
attend—mo admiration.
(I. S Brewer [will leave Hartford
'h‘rillny. to attend the convention of
the National League of Commission
Merchants at Jackson lilo. Flo. He
will remain in Florida. for the balance
of the winter.
Charles A. Russell. 0'. Moodus on
gum noy. has been appointed as on as-
l
i m‘ WM “warm W. M.
I m IrhmrooI'IIIIIn m ‘h
lit. IMTIR.
l‘ovid W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW NED MEN'S BUILDING,
. 27 WAEHINGTON 81‘.
TM... dildo. 1MM' Mu“. I93-
MERRILL:
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Open. January 6. 1914.‘
A‘ RAiSE lN SALARY
Has been the reward of hun- .
dreds of young peoplo who have
attended Merrill Night School.
Better pay a email monthly tut-
tion and receive advantages of
soul?“ classes, personal attention
when ready than try
something for nothing.
Merrill
Business College
South Norwaik. Stamford. i
Port Chester. =
[0 got
A hoothlnck stand has been added
to the nquipment of the ll-Oyt‘s The"
' otro barber shop. ~
‘1
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus i'. Magnori
have moved from the Krieger block to‘
the Hunt'ord block, in North
street.
Mi and Mrs Willett A ilauford
sistant to the Public Utilities Com and daughter. of Elmwood avenue. mo-
mission. His duties will consist prin
Initially of assisting in thndrnwing up
It orders to be issued by the board.
There was u little more activity in
real ootuto in Norwalk. last week, The
Comnwrclui Record allowing soles of
thirteen ioces oi? property. as against
ten for the iirst woek oi Jonuory, 1913.
The mortuoucu were only $18,900. as
against $25,015 for'tho some period a
your “KO.
'l‘ho l’nhilc illilitich Commission will
hold :1 hearing January ill at south
Kuut (Woodrow). tor hotter station
facilities, for which John ‘11. liiurk-
hurdt oi. oi. have petitioned and on
.iulmuly no ut the State Capitol, on
tho petition of .iomeu l). ilutou at 11]..
for tho «diminution of a grade croon-
inn.r on lillshlh ntrcot, Norwich.
~~~~~~ Itlmoho ouo cigar loop a day fool
beiicr no u reenll, and you will how
the print: oi‘ u tololvhono in your
homo
Upon ordcrn from Colonel lloruey,
coloniumling the Count Artillery oi tho
ll. N. (1.. Lieutenant Gourgwiiohoon
has been ordered to the command oi
tho Eighth tlompuny. of ”unitary. vioe
domain riiiurenco W. Judson. mourned.
IAeutcmont Fun-n took charge at
noon today. Lieutenant 1. Moon has
was taken from the unnanlgnod that
and domilod for duty as lieutenant
with the Eighth Company.
Governor Simeon iii. Baldwin has
01
appointed three (irritation in TBDNBGM :i may be had at this office of
the Ethic ill the em owned inim-
nor ( autumnal in Bititiltlm. 11th. dept.
t to Hunt. is. They” on Judge nor-
rip ll, Beardsley, manager-on. duh
erol it. e. dream. or New Haven. 1nd
Dr. Walter R. Steiner. o! Hutton.
The celebration “Ohm till With”;
anniversary of the Wm at this
national: mm ”with M
of m ”
tored to New York city.
and spent Sunday
hcre. '
yesterday.
with. relatives
The roqulm' mot-ting of the llnl
Trimmers‘ .dueociution will he held to,
morrow (Tuesday) evening at 8 o
clock. All! mombero are asked to be
present.
'l‘hlu‘rowlll be in Child initiation at:
P, (I. l..ounnbury lodge. No. 128, New1
England Order oi Protoltiorl on Tues— >
day evening; oluo installation of oili-
oerii by lliutrict Deputy Mrs Addie}
Scoilold. oi‘, Sinmiord. Suppor will be
HBTVGd and dancing will he olljoyml.;
Supreme grand omccrs arc oxpoctmh
to ho plenum from New Huron. llriduo. f
port and tituml'ord. it is hunt-d thoro‘
will be it good attonduneo. l
.r‘ A .. ii
3 ‘u
‘ ll .
a Trial Balance 5;
:3 of the ill
Ii . . .
"" ' ii
2.; Sayings Dept. ii
ii W39 printed in autumn '3 '
it sentinel
28 ii
25 Extra Copies u,
is
H the z:
9‘ u ‘
:: The "i
it
South Norwalk w
a..-—._.—...._.___. ‘ *
j and assistance to employment “2
, ADVERT"! iN THE .IN‘i'ii'iSL
nounce at both their stores,
make no mistake in buying
The Nor-walks.
and Furnishings show you
. will be iound a .iew of the
I rn & Young
Take Notice'
Thursday. Januar' :5. Rogers and Stevens an.»
great Semi-Annual 9a 1mg Clothing Event—
Announcemerlt is made in advance so that you
this event as usual. offers values without a parallel in
The Red Tags on the various items of Clothing
which .are to be sold at cost or less.
Keep the date. in mind.“i‘husrdey..;§ianuary :5. and
be present early. In Wednesday 5 StutineL and Hour
you read this opening advertisement or some one of
the large circulars, the i come.
the commencement of their
Clothing in the’interim, for
the thousands of things
opening values. Be sure
v
Going. on tin Park Row
Row. htlinll’ord. will the o vuluntnrl'
days. was the minouuccmuni mndo to
(lily by Mr. Main to tho iluiiy Adm
have ban "keepers“ ,inhls atom on
Park Row; watching what has beenfiwr
ing on there, our] outing for tho cred!
tors of Mr. Moth. through countable
Lincoln Thvlol“.
in tho rumor that the petition would
day:
"I run going to file a petition
‘ bankruptcy within a. for. days, out as
yet i cannot give tho exact date. Mr
at Glenbrook are still open for busi-
. ness, i cannot make any i‘urtlrenstutev
ment as to my financial condition, but
would refer you to my attorney. Hu-
hert Lord".
‘, Constable Lini‘Olu Taylor said today
that he represents creditors in New
,York, Dorian and Stamford, and that
the total of the claims will be more
than $3001ih€l exact amount he does
not know.
i "The adult lo somewhat muddled at
prose-,nt‘ said Mr Tartar this after-
noon-5 “and i cannot tellwior amt: when
”the place will be closed and when the
petition will be tiled I have, a. man
remployed in the store as keeper, but
no usual.“
' it i}; said that Mr. Mnin‘u financial
condition is due to thr- in. k of ready
u.sh He came to Stamford a feuyenrs
our Mam rlqnu duping» in our! ’
Ghorleu ‘1‘ W. Main, florist: of Port:
petition in bankruptcy within it low " "
cute.” During the poet few days there ii
ho filed tomorrow, Ml- Main said to»
in ‘
. store on Pox-know and my greenhouse ‘
lbusmess is being transacted the same ‘ ‘
Our Coffees are fresh holistic. id.
proof bins You will be more ill in
Stumps this week
30 Slnmpa with 1 lb. lioylll No
FOR
Hot Coffee
ll‘luluution “urine.
6 ‘ 2.”. Stamps with l lb. Uur After llinnm Blend Collage
When asked it ther was any truth ‘ '
lllllil and he» ll. all: light
nulls? md ll \nl tr) .1 pound.
duel" ,3
Euro ‘ ‘
20 Siluuus with l to WA m» llosi .‘lul: hilm Coffee , .............. hill; 3-
15 gaming with l lb Clmllcngi‘ illond i'oi‘l‘ce ................... ‘ out.
10 Stamps with 1 lb. l'cly ‘iiaut Santa; (o‘i‘oo ............. 1m. _'
5.531311 )NoA AWN imp“: 0130 \‘i'inflfi.’ 'a‘
Groceries. Smoked Merits. “own/p];
33 AND 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
.I'n:
A; F’ Beekmalln & Co.‘
PH our, 440.
:mmmm m, unwound om
soummonwmx. : i
!
dunno
Slippers
out Leather and Kid.
ugo first as manager of the Homes
Florist' . olnpun) 3 plant hole A sh‘oxtl
time lutcr he opened it place of busi-
ues s in Burlington \roarle.
branched out‘into tho larger store on":
Park Row. Ashort time ago through '
the failure in this Business of Hilary
Le Page here, ho inquired the Le
Page greenhouses in Glenbrook undi
is still owner of the houscu and rid-i
jacent property.
_._ “fin"... ._....,
ATLANTIC COAST ovsrsa'wores.
(The Fishing Gazette).
. NORFOLK Vur—The oyster bush:
.leuu has boon very good since just bi»
fore Christmas and every one is doing
all they can. There is about enoughl
buoy. With winter \U'illlt‘l‘ ii is or.
utorh coming in to her ihc shuckoruf
i
more time yet. 'l‘hcrc 3 m hccll a lit
tie advance in wholesul . prices.
. (‘HWiCiL C(‘iliii., 23.v~liust
Side orstermen have been especially.
busy Just at the present time filling,
the lost rush orders for the Christnluu‘
season. They were busy yesterday ut‘
many of the oyster houses. and will he?
at work tonight to, get the orders fillod'
us for as possible {or curly shipment.
iii‘r'
I Cordon Hosiery
“Appropriate for Any Gown and
Any Occasion."
Ledlee"«Biack Silk iiose~~hluclL
white. pink and blue....$1.00 l
Ludies‘ Boot and vl’luitod $ill¢ '
i
l
l~iose~bluck.‘"'u'lllto and mu
.. ........... 50c
L'adies Silk lliuie and Cotton
Hoee ..-..... ..... 25c and 50c
ll miller Silk. 'Liulo iloue ..... 35c
. 3 for $1.00
Luriieu' Mércorizcd and Thread
Hose 39o
‘Liidiefi' Bur-eon 'liopombluok und
split loot outnize .. 25o
luldles' Hint. Mule und Cotton
.. Outulze Hollow-bluok’und unlit
'i‘oot ............25c and 50::
lunlieu' Milk. iiulo, block and ion.
outuizn iiouc 36d
3 for $1.00
Rivoll Black 8lik Hone.
lodlcu' iiivoii Black Sill: lloue
$1.,00 $1.50 and $2.00
dHiLouEN's HOBIERY.
lioyu uud (llrio’ liound Ticket
Stooliilllzu . 250 1
l50yu‘"nnd (“lll‘ln’ (lotion Btudk- '
inuu ...........16c; Mel-25¢
Misueu' silk. iliili) uud cotton
Hose .. 25::
n...-
a.
H...
loi...ux.l....
~ ,~ J .I Mallette
Washington 3!.
‘m . “I? la. Nomollt.
.....~.«...
canaoneo rmes. i
“Hm” the hefidflunrters man an {apt tho boy 1‘me WM “Ind 0! w from 300 feet to 0119 liliie frgm Where Grime Coatello, Mimi Frandih :QOlitL‘llo.
‘ proved tho castumeo of our cousin?"
‘ "‘Ho hue."
”in the police matron present to in. ..
spent dances?"
"She is "
"’i‘ll‘on lot the bull begin."
Mm“;
.Kato Dexter.
,County Home in Norwl h by Judge of
.ji"robute ll .
Ion ille application of the local hu.
I W.
mu" W ”Ex-r“ 30" SENT To COUNTY
HOME.
Commitment Made by Judge E, F.
Halion of Bridgeport, on Applica-V
tion of Humane Officers
lllill3fir3POJ-1T. Junuury 13."—4)ilni'i(38
Dexter. aged 13 years, the son 01‘
\an committed to the
F: liulien this morning
mono amt-«rs, through lliL‘ llourd oi"
Churitioa.
The case oi the Dexter
born under unrvolliuuoo by llumune
(lint-ore Frederick ilowng and W. 1D.
liiuhop, Ji‘,, for some limo. and this
morning ut the homing on the pupil.
cotton for the lud‘u connuitmuui they
told .iililiili? liullcu what they hurl
soon.
Airfllownu wold the llvxwr womuu
iivou with u mun nunlcd Perry Kelly
in on old farm houuo ‘on Madison
road in what is known or Keilytowu.
. lie nuid Kelly hon been trick for u long
time with tuburouioulu, thouvh he in
not roni‘ifihd to his bed constantly.
Couple Frequently intoxicated.
According; to tho i'urlhrr testimony
of liulnune Ol’iloer Down». the Dexter
Womuu and Kelly ore lrcqucntly- iu~
toxiontod about the houuo und in the
pigment-o oi‘ the boy. who by the way
has "“19 or m, clothing, und ireuuooo closes grout preporo‘iionn will ho mode wing of ilourt Laurel Doughtoru oi“:
(motile. on Wodneuduy evcninit. ’i‘hemj
fiwiil be a Christmas tree and gifts for
I; is inudeduutely foil. ‘i‘ho boy on
tend» uoliool when he desires, and
his mother muting no effort to tuko‘
cure or him and he in often away trout
home for auroral days at a. time
boy has '
This week will also be busy as New
Year‘s orders are to be filled. Aitcr
the first of the your. hueinosu cm he
.dxpr..'t.c(l to slow down somewhat.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 22.~
"in“
,i'cw 'sllurpios which are still elllzupr-d“
in the oyster trade still go to the ilt‘rlhl'
in the Sound every day.
Jthe season for them to be in commis-
niou, but. the tardiness in the arrival
oi‘ winter during tho past few yours
bus taught the ehmplenlen to work;
until ice and Know proleut them from
soiling. in ofrmcr yours the uhurpies
were generally laid up in November.
and were not put into use again until
spring arrived.
i SOUTH NtliiWALK, C(llill., Jun. 2.
w’l‘lle old your goes out. leaving tho
oyulor trade in u flourishing i'fll‘ldl‘
tion. in fuel, tho host in history. The
plants hove been running huli‘ a any
1Sillnduyu iilld uiuo operated half a day
on Chrlulmuu. and all day New Years.
wl‘lid Andrew lindel {lyster (70.. and
lx'i'ollnuldgo :l'lrouu have contracted with
the F. A. Scott Co. of New London.
Conn. to dredge out the basins where
they Join ouch other. and the drodgor
hue boon ut work for three weeks.
They will have twelve foot of wuter at
low tide. ’I‘uilmndge llroo. have plans
:to column. their open shop by the ud-
Edition of u now unwound u' cooling
room. Tho dredging out of. their ulipu
Will give them room to unload their
stoomurs on both side» of their opena‘
inn uhip ut nll atrium of tho tide. it is
oluimed thot litter the opening urineou
to enloigo uomo oi' 'iho pluntu for the
coming lull troiie.
OYSTER BAY.. Jhn.2 2.~‘l‘he oyster,
clam turd mussel trade ha flourishing.
[The high tide of loot week did much
and then ,-.
i
l
i
l
i
i
period that trade may will good forl'
it is late ill:g
18 WASHINGTON ST.
m- w” ......._._n ~m~_ .9... _......__..........,.
Dancing Shoes and
The largest and most varied amok in lou-u in Satin,
$68 the New Tango Slippers
with Spool Heels
Conueally 8r Bracken
WOW’IHCK‘WK " "“
Psy-
at the Lowest Prices
HARRIS 8. GANS COMPANY.
Warte Street. South Norwalk.
Suits,
POKRAs—YALoveKv.
Wedding Ceremony at the Residence
of H. Sacha Yesterday.
‘ A J‘ewiuh wedding was onlcbl'uted or,
the home of H. Sachs. on Main strum.
yesterday. There was in tho ucighhor-
hood of 100 who witnessed the curl.»
molly and helped to colobroto it. The
bride was Mien Rose Yulovuky. who
has been living with Mr. Sachs and
the groom woe liouuio Polo-us, a Irol
leymun. ol‘ ‘Bl‘ldgolml‘l. 'i’llc cerrlnony
was parlor-mod by a rabbi from tin
groom‘u homo. 'l‘ho couple left for
their wedding trip, which will .luhu
thorn through New York State.
objective point in Niagara in Ha. ’l‘hov
will be none for uuvcrnl duyu und, on
their return, will reuidu on l'opuinr
street. Bridgeport.
COURT LAUREL BOCIAL EVENING
There will be u. pleasant. social ov
the members. Later dancing will bu
enjoyed and refreshments sewed. The
committee in charge plums a delightful
Kain Dexter. mother oi the boy. damage in the WW “f removing male‘ioccuaion. Thane working for tho silo
was 1,, rourt and mode no protoot rial tllaowm supposed to bullish and cone .0; the function are MM mura‘
against having the buy committed ‘ln “’3’ Mini «my tide. But it we found Cronin Miss Catherine Campbell Mm.
opportunity to m away from such a it bad neon left for the winter.
gnormal.
i... .
. Paolo A1" LM‘I’.
M , ‘
Helicon for tho High coat of Living
‘ Mom“. '
msntoomm Pa.» m. iii-MA
W
, . . . 'bniimiiyoghmylm.
: W
WW .8...
.UNCAG iNBTALLATlON.
Mills Irena Coleman, Mrs.
Dotllmfl. Miss Anon Fouled.
Ruth and Jenny Fitzgerald. and Miau
Catherine
The chiefs of linen Tribe. No. 26. Francis Fioherty. The members ore
ill. 0.1L M., will be raised up Morrow
night by Deputy rural Sachem 3*.- Mi
Good; and “9'“ Pauiuue‘tt 'l‘rihorNo‘ ‘
r6 pullout Thai
3. u heirloom our
no it
”if! d
Driviieked to invite one lady friend
HAVMAKsns‘ marALLA-nou.
W‘ monaruravmwar dunii
Reduction Sale
Coats,
; Dresses, Waists, Furs
The Paris Cloak 3: Suit House
Si South Main St, South Norwalli
515 Main at, Stamford.
‘i‘imil' {
Missed ‘
Iin u. wont hospital where ll .
oi! Milford wiii‘be new to» ': . ‘
Tel. 721.
. -
Skirts, W
. mloclcumooodh ‘
ANNIVERSARY AND WEDGiiiiG.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kahuna Married
25 Years the Day Daughter Was
Wed.
'1 bozo was: n wedding und n wedding,
unuircrsary double cummony and. on!
obrutlon in 'Srningwood . yeuteriluy.
Rev. Gullrirl I‘lolrus. pastor of tho;
Hungarian Refill-mod church. ullliM .
John Rieko the wcllknown butcher. '
and Miss Thoreau. Kutonu. duughlor ni‘
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kuionu. Mr uml
Mrs. Kahuna Were murrh-d twonly‘iii’r'
years ago yesterday
After tho wedding at the church the
ghouls ropuirod to -i‘lvmi.oxilutton uvu.
one, where them was a. supper uud
donee.~ The occasion provod mrmt
plcuuoni llllil nil prom-ht onloym‘t it
good time.
SIX MONTHG FOR OHAUVFEUH
WHO ATTAOKED MAIDEN.
John Connolly, the (humour ’nmi
i'urmor jockey charged with trying. to
make. it nothing usullult upon Milli!
lrone Held of Bridgeport. won. '1?an
$200 and sentenced to hill «or oil»
months by Judge Watch in the ori
inul court of common view Quint: )9
morning. A jury yesterday on iron.
v
brought in a verdict oi guilty. ’i
alleged that annually on the in”
November 29. lost. attacked inlaid
while she was pouring tho ‘
North and Park nvenmea. .9
{out and 9. passed)! ruminant
holly away. he won fitment
for traithnent.
Norwalk Chronicler