“PAGE EIGHT
Another Burglary ”
M11} not call us on the 'lilionc
No. 1230. and let us protect your:
. . l
flaluahlcs against this danger, and:
you will have no need to worry.
"Taylor & Golden:
'DOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Mrs. sari-1h .l. Manny and children
will more newt week from 104 West
stroet tr- Cedar street.
Landlord lohn
close tlu-
Point.
Baasou
[G (l‘Suitivun
llmlon House, at Gregon 9
today. altm a tent stucessful
w
wllme. you seen the Christmas pos-
tals at lionnellr’s Stationery Store?
6 for 51'. The best ever sold for the
money.
\t'i-u -r t' ups, \\"i11tex Cups 0' thicn
The. «'1 tire fair committee of South
Noruult. Lodge. No. 7011. benevolent
and ProEer-n‘w Order of lilks, will
hold 11 twctiug tonmrrow ultt-x'nooiL-
Messrs. Arthur C. Wheeler, Milton
Elwood. iridwnrd P. Weed, Edward W.
Baird and Ernest Haviland were in.
New York last night where thcy 111-
teuded a meeting of the ionslstou- oi
the city 111‘ New York. 'l'hirlyrluur
condition-.4 were initiated.
i"
’I‘ln- :iuest line of Christ 11111.»; curds
:evor sold in Norwulk. eight difforcnr
V lilies to >-‘ll‘(‘l from.
Donnolly's is the
place.
The .t'rurue of Arthur E. licncdi'ct's
automobile broke in two one creuing
this week, as 1115,1199 making tho turn ;
« large stone projects but otiythe high-
lrom [‘[ly avenue to’;l.owe.‘-9treet. -
way at the south sirlo'OT the bridge,
and the auto Struck-this. slid 11mm
almost :1 complete wreck. Mr. Bene-
dict escaped injury, as the. car was go
ing SiOle owing to the steep grude
at this point
~"ht‘flltt‘8, llnrbies, O'Bricn's.
A thwder supper, under tho nus
pices ot the members of Lincoln Coun-
cil. ‘.\'o t. 0.1!. A. M. was tnhjmetl
last 01 0111111: by about 50 friends. Fol-
lowing 1111- supper a lull rehearsal ot'
the. degrv- n team was held. in prepuru
tiou for the entertainment the team
will presonl at the dance. to be held
by them December 16. On next Fit-
day etening. the regular meeting
night of the lodge. the first degree will
be worked.
[Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to C
56 Water street, 11 here i will conduct‘
a, First Class Plumbing Establlslnncnt.
‘H. A. HEGELEIN
Phone 1106.12.
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——T}l[S WEEK SPECIA L—
'Bromu Scltzcr. 1oc<i21 60‘
Broom Seltzer, 25c size - 15C
Brmnn Scltzcr 501" sixc 30C
Bl‘Ollll! Nit ;tc1.$t.00 s1, 0 .600
Still: on-vaell Curporation
112 WASHINGTON STREET? I
no“ helm: 11:1ng b1
lance is 11cccssa1'1 again
trcnchetl.
in the
V Hobért Paxton oTVewari-t N. 9., is
lspending a test days at the home or
the Springwood section of Norwalk.
. " West street.
‘? —-Soft Hats, Soft liats.‘0'nueu's.
5; the litigation it caused, some time ago,‘, (enary purposes.
will
91111991101191; WAR
'[he fipht is 011 all ovcintllriicftcountu
'[hc South \orwulk- £0th of Thrift known as Sav-
ings Dcpositors lime round 11 might)
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’s. A F V 1’“
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MARRlAGE LAW CHANGE. l
down- Somebody Wants to Repeal Non Rest
dent Clause.
Since election day some of the neu-
A. Flagg and George Bruuh have 11' elected justices of thé peace and the
lids nude, at 4 \iest aventn
town.
been appointed, by Postmaster Andrew representativcsclect have received
Leary, as temporary substitute cur- pamphlets which depict in iorcefut‘
ricrs for the local post office. terms what is rci'errcd to out the “utter
-—-—---- uselessness" of the present nonmi
Justice of the Peace John W. Cur- dent clause in the marriage laws of the
now this morning, in the City Hall, state. The pamphlets urge the. bill:
[“1le in marriage John Fralino and cials to start a propaganda againstthe‘.
ailiiss Louisa Palange. both residents of non-resident clause‘in order that the
incoming Legislature may repeat, ‘-
what the pamphlets say is a noose-u
. MT and 3i“ F- H 1-6995. 01 -\€\‘ sical and purposelcss temure oi the
.‘Brlt.1in.(‘.onn.. are enjoying a pleasant marriage law. -
meek-end visit at the [home of their 13031311511993 are wondering who is
150“: Foreman Horace 3- Lesz, OI sending the pamphlets. as they are un-
signed. The reason for urging the
' “‘"“‘“ repeal of the clause mentioned above
is not very clear to the local justices
One of the justices said recently that
The \‘l’illitun Gracey property. in 1111- he was of the opinion than the repeal
lrien, familiar to the public because oi ot‘ the clause was being urged for mer-V
He is of the opinion
lwus sold, this afternoon, “to Miss Lou that the justices of towns of this
*isa C:1r.roll ~Attorney John J. Cuneo,I state, near the New \ork State linc
of Washington street is iuieiesied in would reap quite a harvest of sliekcls
the matter. in marriage fees ii" the the 1111) [1111
h was repealed, as the same law is in
Judsc Keogh this morning continued force. in New York State and in all
the (uses at William Ollien. William probability a number of New York
Tamas and Joseph Fisher charged Slate couples would on 211’ over me nun
with stripping copper from lfOlleY-to have marriages performed, get back
CNS stored in the Connecticut ('0111' and announce tlie“giad tidings of great
any's Meadow street station. until Derljoy" betfufe the old lulkg at 110-1119 “0“”.
0911113” l‘lth. ' fuware of the momentous doings.
«fl According to the present law. when“
00'1“"? Milton 1- l-OCkWUOd 1381 “"9 one. or both parties desiring u inurriugt
hing arrested .lohu Molt] for assault ”(191,351, rcs'lde out of town, an upphJ
0“ Lou‘s “"9 C- Cantrallu. ““011 “'35 cation must be. made live (toys brim-1:
the result of an argument concerning the “gen.“ can be issued 11“.. (‘upid
chickens. A [WENT lend pipe figured aiding pamphlet 3,313 forth “Inona ”‘43
pmnnuently l" “‘9 afimr “19 reasons “[11 the law should be [‘PIN .1)
has been continued until the i‘Jth ot ed that a number of 0111.011011], cuu
lleccmber. pies apply to town clerks for liccnses
to marry. but when they learn of thc
Postmaster Andrew Lcury is to make five-day clause they defer the marriage
«elaborate preparations to hundlc the and probably ncver have the ceremony
tremendous parcel post business “”‘tperformed. The senuer of the punipb
Christmas season will bring to the lots thinks this to be 11 bad conduionl
:South Nor-walk 909‘ office. A“ “"3” the opinion of some married people to
uble space is being cleared in the. ot- the contrary notwithstanding.
lice that no delays may be cxperlenc Town Clerk Stcbblns was asked rc-
ed. cently if many outbf-towu couple»
wm
tilht
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ltcv. Gabriel Dokus, pastor of the and when they learned the law railed
Hungarian Reformed Church, on Lox- to go through with thelr pla‘ns.‘ Mr.
lngtou avenue. at 10:30 o'clock. this Stebbins said that he. did cause .one
morning, united in marriage Stephen couple sorrow lust l-‘alr weak when he‘
llloezer and JUNE Kantor. both well told them of the live day 1011', but as a
known residents ot the Sprlngwood rule. the law did not cause a change
This afternoon Rev Mr. llo in the marriage tnteutlous of many
. section.
l
llngt'ord. (icon. and Miss Aunu lluszlul. “MW“. News.
of this city. ’
in an effort to solve the over-trouble- GAINS 40 Pflunns I" 49 DAYS
some problem of satisfactorily dtspos
ing of garbage. in Norwalk. City Engl
neer George. W. Sherron and the spe- REMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE
clul committee. recently appointed by NEW TISSUE BUILDER TONO
Mayor 11‘. i. Burnell. consisting ot' Couu- LINE TABLETS IN MANY CASES
'cilmen Henry .I. Hipson and Robert. OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM-
London, are spending the day in New EN.
tiluven. where they will thoroughly in-
spect the system of garbage disposal Prove It Yourself by Buying a Box
‘iu that city. A large number of hogs of Tonoline Tablet- Now.
are kept by the City of New H91 up and ‘in George. 1 never saw anything
this method has proven most effective. like the effects of that new treatment.
——~-———- Tonoline Tablets, for building up of
i -—NOTICE I. weight and lost nerve force. it acted
1 New pool room opened at Central more like a miracle than a medicine,"
L tmrber Shop. said a. well known gentleman yester
- . day in speaking or the revolution that
. A111 criise in The Sentinel. ‘ had taken place in his condition "1
‘ began to think that there was nothing
on earth that could make me int. 'i
'trled tontcs, digestiVBs, heaVy eating,
idiots. milk. beer and almost every-
thing else you could think of.
.1 Any man or woman who is thin
. l‘rlvttto [cs-sons. 7-35
Ican recover normal weight by the
“best new treatment Tonoline Tablets.
“——
1;.\TF.ST MODERN
DANCES taught pri-
\‘ulr-ly 111m in «loss. l
i
[finch pupil lms pri-
vntc room with lns- 9-1 have be”, thin for years and be-
tructor. No 01111 to crl- ~ . . »
' ' ml for me
ticizc .V‘Wi‘ ,gun to tlnuk it “as natu
ml it 1' 1. .
B m.“ to be that way. Finally I read about
the remarkable processes brought
about by use of Tonoline Tablets so i
decided to try them myself, Well,
when i look at myself in the mirror,
flow, I think it is somebody else. i
‘ tare put on just forty pounds during
the last forty days, and never felt
istronger t
i Tonoline Tabs are a powerful induc- 1
;or to nutrition. increases celi-growtli,§
tfood, increases the number of blood-
icorpuscles and as a necessary result
'builds up muscles, and solid healthy
‘flcsh, and rounds out the figure.
For women who can never appear
stylish in anything they wear became-
of their thinness this remarkable
treatment may prove a revelation. it
is a beauty maker as well as a Form
builder - and. nerve strengthenerg
Tonoline Tabs cost $1 for 9. 50-daya‘.-
treatment. at. drugglsts, or mailed by
American Proprietary '00., Boston ‘
Mass. ‘ l
\l'rittcn g‘unrautccs to tench all dan-
gr-cs in ‘ccrtuln number lesson. if you
full we lice-p touching you until you
luarn without additional charge.
. POLLEY’S
[11111109 St. Opp. R. R. Station
1‘le PHONE 01418-2.
-—-=.-_-_-_—.1
titrainst Iixtmvagnncc.
Constant vigi-
tlté cncm_1 so strouvlv en-
-—FOLEV CATHARTIC TABLETS‘l‘
Are wholesome. thoroughly cleansing,=
and have a stimulating arrest on the,
1
l
l
m fiftigfgmld, stomach, liver and bowels. Regulatei
.9 ""1 ' "”1 W ,‘ you with no griping and no unpleasant
after effects. Stout people find they
give immense relief and comfort. Anti-
Btllous. For sale by all drugglsts.‘l*l
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1
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LEAVE FOR GENERAL FUNS’IOV.
V1.l$ili‘,:€GTON Nov. 23. whiujqrs
‘ General Fuunton, Who arrived at Gal-
. .~ veston with the Mexicgn expcdltloné.
‘nry force that”. 001111111611 Vern d 1111,.
SOD HNO
.. WWW Wgyawy WW
“’11“ 1
9 D f'?
DAILY POEM
.mude application for marriage license.- ”H
[ills will marry Samuel Kocz. of wal'tcouplea an far-.1114 he could observnr-v
‘ HOPE.
In hope a king doth go to war;
In hope a lover livcs full long;
In hope a merchant sails full far;
In hope just men do
wrong;
In hope the plowman sows his
Thus hope helps— thousands
their need.
Then faint not, heart, among the
rest.
Whatever chance, hope thou the
best.
-—-Richard NEW.
The maple leaves float softly,
idly, down.
Thcir colors gorgeous in the
slanting sun;
Soft carpeting the earth in gold
and brown,
Rare things of beauty still,
though life is done;
Th 1: corn- shocks dot the fields in
checkered row:
Veiled in the distance by the
Hautumn haze.
.J. D. in the Farm Journal;
‘.M‘mfi* ‘
131991;}; ngvsuruo snoring:
Writ-1W
suffer‘
at:
9. .
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OVERCOAT
SALE
$15 its $18 values at]
§ -- $9. 50 ~- ' E
iLouis Avrick
POBTOFFICE BLOCK
i SOUTH HQRWAH‘E ,-
t
l
1
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Jacoby’s
Ladies Coats
$7.98
1 infant’s
J . Infant‘s: Long
. l Infant’s Knit Jackets ...........
J %‘ . Infants Wear
V Infants“ Long Flaunt-lotto Kimonos
Blanket Cloth and Eider “’00! Bath Hobos. . .
( ‘asbcmc rc ii into 03:. ..................
........................ 500 to $1.
., m: w m.” 2' ,3»... "w 1..
‘__mW
Mmi_ .n. H... ”——
254' and 501.:
.251 and $1.30
$2.75 to 32.50
. infant’s Shoa- Fiaum-leitc Sucquos ................... 251- m 5012
. ; . Knit Su'eatcm.... ............................... 501* to $1.69.
1 infant's Shaker Sweaters ................................. 50c
15 y . l Influll’s (‘aslwmere Sadques .......................... 751-10 $1.09
3 & $18 values .5; E Inptiit' s liuit Capos with Hood . . ........... . . : ............. 98c.
~l Infant's lkunces.................. ........... ' ...... 250 to 501-.
|_ j [mum's Crochet“! and Kid Mono usins .................. 251 to .101
m - [plant’s Silk and Knit Cups ..... -. .................... 250 to 50(-
' ‘ ; infant's Knit 'l‘oques ................................. 251‘ to 500.
2.- “W” ___ M- 1 p p p _ - Infant‘a Angora Cups ..................................... $150
‘ Infant's Silk Crochtcd laps. . .‘ ...................... 501 10 31.00
; lumm's White l-‘funnclctmr Hips ....................... 50c.
l . l Infant's l‘lunnclcttc Pinning Blankets ........... » ....... 501.- to $1
1 ‘ . '. Infant's Flannotlcttn Petticoats ........................... 254-.
1 ' Infant’s Drawer [Alg‘flim. .., ..................... 501- and $1.00
l-Ifilcr Wool (nrrlagc Ratios ....................... $1.89 and $2.25
' (‘rocliolml \i‘glmms“ ................... $1. 00 and $1.50.
THE com. QUESTION ~ - — --— -‘
_ coal with heat in cvcry lnutpfi
l’or thc right tirc. buy th: 58 WALL 51’!!le
right coal. tl11r coal is all ‘ O. B. JaCkson NORWALK
.coal. It's guntl. l1urd,t‘lrau 3 Optician PHONE “3
. Everything in the Optical Lin____§_v
.
L .
it costs no morr lhun thc oth-
er kinds.
Eyes Examined Free
Tl
SMOKE"
DREYFUSS' PERFEGTOON. 6 CT“
STRAIGHT-42.25 BOX OF 50
_. v«_~.>. ..
N. Y., N. ll. 81 H. R. R.5
Timetable
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 27,1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——1:37x. 5:34x, 5:42: 6:09.
6:57x, 711811, 7:48. 8:181, 8:59x, 921911,?
9:40, 10:33x, 10:51:. 11:51. I
P. M.—1:18x, 1:23;. 3:02x, 3:99.
lziix, 521511, 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47, 7:0211,‘
7:45x, 9:511, 10:18x. i
Sundays.
A. M.—12:25x. 5:34x, 5:42x, 8:54,
10:83x, 11:51. >
P. ItI.-1:1311, mu. 3: 0211, 4: 411:.
5:45, 6:0211, 7:02:11, 7
9:51'x, 101819, 10:40
,27 57x, 8:2411,
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.:
A. Ill.~—4:4ix, 5:30, 6:43, 8:00x.8:51x,
921511, 10:0211, 10:05, 10:50x, 11:03.
P. M.~—12:03, 1106.2:04x. 2:57,3:3031.§
(5:019,l
3:55, 4:26. 5:05x, 5:24.
6:06, 8:10x, 9:37, 11:15x. l2:00x..
5:28.
*' - y t: l 1.; p; ' ‘7 3i Styles
Sundays. ' Efrai- ~' «fw— . \ .
A. M.———6:00, 8:00x, 9:00x, 10:02:. , 1' ,1... ,, Mg; my ~ Flint-1 $2.50
10:50x. ‘ . ' Am Scarce/q i't'ouceab/a ' .
P. M.:—-—12 10.1:02x,3:39,l’10..‘2x.5:04.
6: 011:, 7: 091:, 8:10x, 11:15:11,122 00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.-—12:23x, 1:138. 6:05, 7:10,
39:15x, 10:18x. 11:11x. 31:57x.
P. M.—12:03x, 1:“20. 8:16x, 4:28, 5:17,
6:14x, 6:47, 7:09x, 9:25x, 11:20.
Sundnyo.
A. 11,—12- 29:, 1: 13:,
10:19.11:11x,11:57x.
P. u.—-2- :08x, 3.161;, 4: 46x,
7:43, 9:151,
26: -4s, '1: 0921, a: 28x. 9:25:.10:51x.
1 SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. 11:11:13, 9:27. 9:59;.
P. M.-—1:25, 4:38, 6:20, 7:22.
Sundays.
AIM—10:37. -
P. M.—-2:15,‘ ’1‘: ~25
DANBURV vii-scorn NoRWALK.
A. 91.1—6 no, t: 93. 8:19, 10: 03:, 11 so.
P M.——4:21x’;949 3, _.
innit”!-
:10
11:10:.
Y’. T '-"'9
my. ....--.. ...
SPECIAL SALE
Just “wound 11 large 111-190nmcnt or
l.tll.ld-‘0LDS 11ml CLASP POCKET
_fl.uw ”7,-
THE
1‘] i.\( ‘1‘? 01"
”THE ROYAL JAMES INN
S
ATlSlj‘AC'l‘IOX. '
BOOKS, that “crc numnructnrcd to r
so" at 250. 500, 75c and SI “ill be
:uoid while they last at.
19¢ and 38¢.
The NORWALK
PAWN SHOP
Joseph Rosenfield. Prop. ‘
40 WATER STREET. 5 ’
SOUTH NORWALK f
Money toned on articles of value ‘
Books For
Boys ans Girls
25c Each
3 Little Women Series.
The Camp Fire Girts’ Series.
Saddle Boys‘ Swiss
Ruth Fielding Series
And Many Otherl.
RIGGERMAN'
..R08.. 64 North MainfiSt.
, Hazeltoh
Coal , .
it
The 11. ”9.111111. Son Co
TEL. 2“.
122 WATER or.
, tits—U. [:yeglas ass
ww-.~._.._ ._ .M -N ..._-,...,....1q.. ._..
Step .
Lac dos
All Sizes and
should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OP‘rlctAN. . ,
Room 6,1Keele‘r‘ Building, ‘
No. 155 Washington at.
031003“. Hoyt'o Theatre.
Monday. Wodnnday and Friday
Evening» 0:80 to 0.
N Y. “drank-727 .th Ave" I to
l n 111 «IN 1
Albert F. Gehebe
25 WASHiNGTQN STREET.
Phone 1059-2.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Davey’s
50c [‘EAS
Equal to most 60 cent
grades. 60 S‘ 81 H‘
Stamps with each “lb.
MARQUIS vnos'm DEAD
ROME, Nov. 28, 9'55 11. m.-——Th‘e
Martinis Vlscontl 'Venosta. former
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‘l—r' . r
THE EAlLlN‘éls‘lG‘HT
or 01.11 An: 1
After forty it [1130011109.11id’1icult
10 sec to sew or road. The cause
is the weakening of the tocusslng
munch insidc.‘ the oye- Let; our
Dentist cxauune your eyes, and
remedy this trouble-t ‘
THAMER
OGULIDT,‘ AND QPTICIAHS
‘ - died ha‘m 16:191.. ~
*‘Tho‘ Mortals was born in Mliah
and ‘ ‘
. Prompt Del ivory. -
”RALSTON;
Italiun Minister 01 Foreign Affairs“
-...
Cut Flowers and
Table Féms
Mrs. A. C. Cuneo
7 Railroad Ave, Phone 372-12.
1 i . . m.
SHOES
«An ideal winter shoe for men.
The soles are viscollized to pro-
vent the penetration of any damp-
ness.
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Norwalk Chronicler