‘- aislagslewhriu moments-clause»
ii summary Night Dancing Class
.‘3;
..
misfits. together with his toreman. this
morning left for Button. where Mr.‘.
weather in the central districts. The
' a We lover 'or; this vicinity:
' _ Claudy and rainy weather with some-
.. what hiaer temperature.
3" flag. Speldei's orchestra will play.
3’ manor, you n. this
‘ o-t sideshrnm‘a v. 1
can some annulus EVENING sunrises
In GUN-l. Drawers, Chemises,
PM Ships and Combination
Silk and flowers.
Aijeiit Illd complete
Vmeat. . VV ,
monsoon were; BLOCK.
. sou-m NORWALK;
9» a. ’
Closing Out
26 Homespun):
BON’NELLY'S
' Is sou-rs mus oraser. '
5 WEATHER FORECAST.
l Forecast for Norwolk and vicinity?
hauling cloudiness; probably. do!
lowed- br rain tonight and Tuesday;
warmer tonight. A long trougirot low
pressure extending from the lower
Uhlhsippl.VaVliey northward to the
Dundee is causingunsettled. rainy
Wedge“ therein areoslsostar
east as Ohio. The W are
mm
.p-v.
v—Lau
W8 A YEAR AGO
TOBA?
{Pewrature . Low, lo; Vhigh, i
Vii
H The Misses Nellie and Ruby Bchodb.
mm Stamford. returned home yesterday
' having be‘uV the guests oi Miss
Lillie Sebdhb, ot Brant-brine. '
“nu...
not line doaeh' houses have beenV
jut. influx; . VTlie‘ cellar tor the
gelatin “house was started this ‘m'orn
l
twill meet at, the Town Assembly Hall
I Shh‘ evening for their weekly gather-
I
assort—
z to South Main direct. South Nomaik
«weekeudlufiartderdu
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
as wear Whammougraaa'r.
SOUTH NORWAVLK.
Phone 10032. -Prompt'aolivory
L
REBUILT TY'EWRITERO—L G
Smith, Underwood
Remington.“ all other
makes. sold, rented
‘ repaired. Rentals. _8.'
per month. , We
mid at $6 per month
Jae. DONNELLY.
w .- .W--..._- .. _
Minuet-eh J. Valentine, utbldriden,
spent Sunday with relatives and
trierVIdIViu town. ;_ Vf, '§,¢
Sher-id E. G. Ginty, of Vixnbury, was
9. visitor on legal business lbw
Norwolk today
Cormoilmh’n and» hire.- llill‘r'y’ £1
Mottled Qumran-ash spent the
.Iro. Delia A: Wiieoaeeaspi W-
mretumostoiresbefial " I:
ter-o-wosk'eflsiuz‘with
D; Waffledison. streets
l‘ic'
- .M
,1.._
The Noreen: hock Com99 layup
I ”V: -I-n
sumed countless thinner-II .
having been shut. ham ' ' . .
her not, that the-hunts use. ‘
mlsht be mane Wages
—-But'terdy Condensed will ”was?
Downer o peiight Oleomargel‘lpe,‘
United Prodt- Sharing
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MEMORY
V M. ’1 “‘Mfl'fl “I"
Mill!“ “maiden
“We:
5 a.
MCbamber of Commerce committee
and counties from other organiza-
tions. met in the lecture room at the
The minutes of it follow:
Chapman, chairman.
DNIODE.
rotary. t
(or immediate action to be taken in
the way of organizing and referred to
a number or school children in need of
assistance.
Miss Frances Hurd reported for the
been «worked succespml17 in many cit-
eration berg}?!
being accomplished. by the
her of Commerce omce. )
He believed in organization.
James A. Brown, clerk of the Char-i
ity ”Board reported tor the city.
A meeting at the united committees,,
Norwalk iiigh school, West avenue, Ira T. Chapman, Miss dialed Swans. whose work has been most efficient in
Friday Jpnuory 8th. 9:5. th‘S: 15 p. uni Miss Mary Marvin, Rev. John Staple- every way, is composed of Chairman
:
Meeting called to order by lra T4 Finn, Mrs. F W. Gerard. James Wood Isaac Church, William Moran, John
There were about forty- five people Henderson. Mrs. Stewart Elliott, Freda V‘fid Lenny Montgomery, secretary.
A report of the secretary oi the Nor- , Wills, Lil‘s. W Curt”.
walk Chamber of Commerce was read.x On motion it was voted that the re;
A report or the united committees port or the nominating committee be}
was read by Mrs. Lottie H. Munro, see accepted.
i
1
Mr Chapman reported on the needs
ecutlve oomdlittee
' ory, that the «amide committee. on)
Community Club annotated that I.
~ Women' I Employment Association had
has and mm was now nadir" consld lug the necessity or organized relief
Capt. Edwin Forfeit. of the Salvo name a general rsliet committee and Leo Davis and Louis s. Beers, Judge
tion Army. reported in detail the 'Ol'k designate time‘ and place for meeting. Webb granted the motion for non suit.
AX!!!" VthO number 0! rolled committee being llld rendered me following brief'
‘ (00W 0f rewrt is oil die at the Chem-V left to the decision of the mayor and
. , executive committee.
Rev. Thomas J. Finn reported that1
he hop} not found the general condi-‘
. tions unusual but felt the move was1
_ a good thing and was ready to assist. V52: I
that o Mmu~um« Among the many who rushed over the
(7) be appointed to select the ~execu- bridge juot'as the leaves of the draw
tivofememittee m (15) and that closed was a party composed of J. H.
the chairman a the committee. Knapp, Theodore Knapp and James
Amended, That the chairman of the Benedict, three or Norwalk’s old resi-
meetiug be the chairman at this uomi- dents, all being over eighty years old.
noting committee. Carried. i The draw of the new bridge will be
~ NJWAWN? its charge or John J. Hennessey and
in T. emails-3'10,“- E J. Hill, Rev, John D. Carr, appointees of the Bridge
Thumbs: J. i-‘lnu. Hon E. M. loclt- Construction committee. Engineer W. .»
wood. George A. Sher-ran, Miss Fran-‘ Waiters Pagan, in commending the
ass Kurd and Mrs George Thompson. choice oi: the committee in this regard.
Races: to “all report Eula he felt confident in leaving the
The nominatlns committee resorted bridge in charge or these two men, he-
the following names as their selection Vogue be was satisfied they will take
(or the own} cm. [the very best of care oi the structure.
General Russell Frost. 0M 3:; The Bridge Construction committee.
,ton, John McMahon. Rev. Thomas J.‘ VRev. A F. Beard, John F. McMahon,
Mrs. Charles Hecklel'. Mrs Mll'k Olmsted, Samuel Lynne, John Hanlon
erlck W. ADCNWB. ”fl J_ ThomflS:
N0 AHEMPI 10 DERAUD
Pilliiiifi IN CASE
'illdge Webb Gives Ills Reasons for
lion-Suit in Case of Mrs. Eliza-
hem "Mills Against Attorneys
Davis and Beers
On motion it was voted that the sec-j
rotary cost chariots for the entire ex 1
A motion, made by the Hon. E. J'i
Hill and seconded by Frank W, Greg-
poinied by this meeting, be instructed
to call on liayor F. l. Buruell and
present to him the facts which have'
been reported to this meeting. show i
work. and that be M Mlle-ted mi in the chase! Elizabeth r Mills vs.
“1 do not think from the evidence
that the plaintiff has made out a
iprima lacie case of any conspiracy
‘between these defendants; all that
' has appeared is that they acted jointly
loo attorneys for the plaintiff And I
iam satisfied from the evidence that
On motion it was voted to adjourn.
Attest: ..
CHAS. liV, DlLWORTH.
Secretory
Charles H. Dilworth reported some
(Detailed report on ills at the Chain i
her. of Commerce odlce) i
Mrs F. w. Gerard reported in de-V ;
tail tor a number of churches and or
gnnlutieua; and statadrthat theimmei
diam needs at organised Works along
the lines of community wetter-e was? 3 (MW: 1“ WJ~
hours out ”WWW W m, The bridge‘ is or cantilever construc-
Wmm‘ lliun,lsoitttieuuderl.000ieetloug.
3" 0001'” '1‘th I'm“ ‘0' and is sixtmleet wise. with to foot
the "W. m M M 301'“? “CC“ all” m. Of the {on
tool when More. expansipu
limit tum Mil
the at disruptsl Society or South .M Na,» avwm every 100 feet;-
with: ' , isthmus”: tossed with mom!
Milt “WVR WW "5*; cleaners are prism more
pro-ted for the Wo'meu'o Ciub oi Nor-imp fl.- “Mann 1! plain. it
.olh‘ ., . Menopause“ considerable in
‘ Mertbethreexseovenoom 19' wmswismnmetmeon
0M 0! 911M510 ooslstouee. int the some time and meet in the- mid-
Rev. Chorles a. parts stated that it' dle accurately.
sale at ill grocers”
Coilstabla Samuel 0.4V
ed notice from Sher-id : .. .1
..
‘coiumeneo Juno 1Vst.
Wilbur We. of Toiio's street, hall
oomploiud to the police'
Va suspicious character bandit?“
Vpu
the Mrs Icon Morgan
that street Odlcer
will investigate.
“t '1: at;
‘e.".‘
,VJ. RobinsoIt Beard, 0! Lucknow
Beard will exhibit his torus-winning
' but orpinglou at the poultry show be-
in‘ held in that city.
Saturday evening complained to 0!-
door Robert Gainer that two young
colored indies had relieved him 01! n
and a ring. The ladies couldlnot be
.locmsdll. -\ ' “
‘ip-V;
1‘- M. J. lipward, the newly appointed
pogthaoter. has executed his bond and
refined it to Washington. All that
how remains before he commences
‘ 3 his commission and it is expected
native duty and oliicially takes control
- New Dancing Clause
’Nming
It you tailed in other
schools last your the
l’edicy'o a trial. First
lesson free. 'We le-
tIII-n your matey it
we tail to teach you A
guaranteed course for
$5.00
' ARROW?! PRIVACY ASSUBED.
lchool open every arses-now and
POLLEY'S
Private Dancing School
I annual»: eraser reissue
u
"l
Goldie RamehYourllud
a resume
The civil case of Kath
vs Katie Cristol. of Bid .
settled out ol'V court this rhlfi. t'
wad to have been tried by E El.
Lockwood and the allegation of the
plplntiil! was that the defendant owed
her a board bill.
' ,ffiaslethV
A recent severe storm did cousidV
orphie damage to the hgndsome ce-
ment sea-wall on the Belle _
property of Archie Selwyn. 0-: New
York City. Visitors to the Island .yes-
terday report that the 00th and
grounds are for the most part in spleu.
have stood up well under the storms.
brakeman on the New York Central
railroad was granted a degree from
Emilia I. Mallory oi! Danbury, on the
ground of desertiou in the superior
court on Friday. They were married
on October. 81 1909, and went house-
keeping but on August 25. 1911, their
furniture was destroyed by ilro and
lira. Hallorywenttoherparentaiu
Daubury and remand to return and live
with her husband. Constable William
3.. late testified that he psrved the
divorce papers on lira. Mallory and
that she said she had left her husband‘.
otherowuooeoidend did note-re
' used to steady employment to be with
jcareoi.
Domingo Burma, 0! Raymondmtiéet *
. a good one.
did condition, and so far this winter lntormatlon could be given and
Daniel F‘ Mallory, of New York a was the general opinion that a trained;
was very sore fo'rim'ou who tsunamiw
stalled on" the bridge by the Tools: at
:flout-V work and that any move towards: Vanndeflin Company. or Bridgeport. c.
reducing such a condition would get L Keller. nLChlcago. being in person
In. Vhesny support. 4 I! charge oi the work or installing the
Rev. It. BV. Vl-‘iowell spoke or men .tem- drew. All the steel used in the work
pdrsVlVly “up against it" by conditions m tarnished oy‘ tho~ Milwaukee
and their needs of immediate relic! i Bridge Company. of Milwaukee.
lie believed in orgailizotlon and the mgchiner, {or the operating or the
render ‘11 [”35le “0- :Toledo Electric Supply Company.
TI. Thomas Wills reported for
the King’s Daughters and stated that or this. The White Electric Company.
the Cranbury district was well taken 01‘ this city. wired the structure (or
electric lighting. etc. a
lion there had been more applications NW ““9 with 0- 1* 93““-
for work than usual.
rVeady to do anything reasonable to a
slot. because he thought the more was Lahore been employed on the 1
u
The Friday Afternoon club reported in the bridge'h’ construction.“
‘that it was not a charitable club but tractors in every manna have done
that it was interested in all good work their work ialthiully, and tile people
and was ready to assist in this matter. have every reason ior being satisfied
i At this time Mr. Chapman explained with the handsome, well built struc
the plans which had been considered. ""0 ‘
which called tor a general relief com- The bridge. althouall .open (or traf-
mittee, executive committee of fifteen, do, is incomplete. The Connecticut
.which was to be divided .5 follows; VCompany want a single track across
lPuhllclty committee of three, nnsneisi the bridge; the Construction comm!!-
cOmmittee of three, home tenet com- tee. and the city, want double tracks.
mitten of three, employment and loan Due to this misuiiderstandlng the mat-
comittee or three, clearing house com-1 ter or laying the trolley tracks has
mitten of three, which was to be the been held up. together with the layins
headduarters of a secretary. where all of the wood block pavement. Gravel
re- dressing is being used on the roadway
ceived for the present. When the bridge is
In the discussion that followed it entirely completed iurther ceremonies
will be held, at which time the Con-
worker would get the best results, hutV structlon committee will formally turn
'the question or immediate relic: and a ‘it over to the city, the committee than
temporary headquarters was the lulul 0639111! to O‘N-
portant matter at this time. .
Miss Margaret R. Breudlinger and guns.
i
automobiles and spectators were
Judge E. M. Lockwood talked hrieily lined up on with lid? 01 the draw, -
the
there were several who enjoy
The
on the importance of immediatb 80* ..
distinction pt crosslllt "fir“.-
tion and thought the matter eta train-
i
ed worker could be postponed and first automobile-to go over the snare
urged that steps be titan in the mat- train the west approach was operated
ter of headquarters and rollmuer as- by Russell Frost. Jr..
sistsuee. mesh as
l Chariot H Dilwortb, repres e
the Chamber of comments said that .
no doubt that the directors .
lVVbotiI ol‘ the defendants acted as her
i, L'V attorneys with her knowledge and ap- ,
n IiiiPiiiESiiiiJihm . .. .. ....,
eluded approval of the movement and. start work It each- m u tbe~brtdgo
f‘xm rolling iitt draw was ill-1
Tus'
establishing of a loan fund. Would Scherser (ll-“v was furnished by the
mar Gerous, or Toledo. having charge ~
George W. Bteveng councilman. ",1 The gene Contacting was done
' i realised b the defendants over and
b the Moiiorg BartdmCoinpsny a! V Y
ported that in the Five Mile River see-i y Jlinler’ above what presumably was furnish.
Said he was member of the firm superihtcndiug. Ul‘t
.. the average of 100 worlnneu a day
ob 15.’
barrels oi cement have been used
‘> The con-
Due to the lost that a number of wn'
with Duncan
V apposhenger. From the
man... MmsmuebudncautWXA
proval. The plaintiff says she em-
ployed only Mr seen but she subse-
.quently condoned and consulted with
Mr. Davis under clrvumstances which
Viact the: she was elm-opting such oer
¥vices as Mr Davis was rendering in _.
‘the complications in which she was
then placed. and ratified (if it became
lueeos-ry to ratify) the employment
'Voi Mr. Davis originally by Mr: Beers
”there is no evidence or any eon-
suites; here' to wrong this violent
* an. 0- A-MWW'WM‘ «WWI-us twin-anmmsmmmthnenmnw.
m“. ..
M3115 moduli! bastbeenluouy-wav ..
Muhammasdanygflev-.,
ylw uteri does itweppeon some
“our in”. . I! think incur the evidence:
thy. these patients «immunity. ‘
quite. My.
would be taken out; and although the
time limited by the stotute may have
elapsed hetero. dual settlement with
Mr, .iiubbell was ousted, yet as l
understood from James Hrtbhell, the,
attorney, there was notice given with-
in; the statutory time that a deli-V
cloucy judgment would be taken. and
by stipulation or underethndlnl..whicnj
commonly exists as a processor com-
promise.-oud with a toll- prospect or
mission; the adjustment. '
“l have not undsiakeu to pick out
(rem the evidence accurately a state-
ment or account of these transactions.
‘ The evidence of course does not clear
1y show how much may have been
ed by them." by one 0!; thus; to
payable Hubbell claim, and whether
it would-enceed what would be a lair
and reasonable compensation for pro-
fouleual services under the circum-
stances. I say I have not undertaken
to state an accounting of the trans-
actions to see how much. upon‘tlle
estimated values and so on that have
been stated here by the witnesses.
might perhaps be (blind to have been
retained or realized by the defendants
out or these transactions and appro
printed by themselves for their ser-
vices in these matters.
‘ "I do __not think that there is any evi-
dence here that even, suggests that
defraud this plaintiff: nor does it ap-
pear from the evidence offered by the
plasmid! that she was defrauded Vor
angered any greater financial loss
than, might reasonably be expected
under the conditions in which she
found herself placed with these suits.
i am rather impressed from this Girl»
deuce that she was very oilinlently
served; .aud saved perhaps much
greater loss.
“Motion for non-suit is granted"
I
evoleut and Protective Order of Elks,
new Home in south" “Halli Vstreet; As
it be the lust regular replies
that the plaintii! was. really served “ '
There mm... dan .
ger that this deficiency judgment. ,
there was any purpose or attempt to '
Aonfh Nor-walk Dodge, N0. 709. nsn .
.. l" n... ~..._. .-..-__ _.- __.m “h M
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HOWLAND"
Entrance on Main'St... Fairhcld‘Ave. and Cannon Si.
1i.
Migrant, Conn. 1915, r
The “(anthem—FAIR
Two cuiiualiing
new stories;
.I’hillips Oppenheim and Peru) 1. Brebucr are “i511
alikcL in one quality: neither ever wrote a (lull storv.
\et how difi'erellt! One writes of deep plots and
subtle conspiracies. Tile other Writes of stirring incl;
dent in which men and Women play their parts in the
open; illcreis the clash of Sivords, cilivzlirv, love.
. - u . ' . .
Two books, )llSt- published, shew each at best.
Mr. (lrcx of Monte Carlo—Uppcnhcim. llllt‘l’hdilllil intrigue.
“'ur in the lilaklllg. Mime Carlo Ls :I her-hgrouild. . “M
The Turbulent Duchess—43mm”: of the days \vllen 2'.
empires Wore living i’fll‘Vt'd I! .l Fascinating. Brave. $1.3.
.\l.\l\' FINN)», REAR. .;
Vicirola is
easily secured
Every type of Victrola» from thc.bcautift‘l1 XNI in its 3'
rich and large mahogany cabinet t0~the IV in its modest" ~
dress of oak, is to be bought “5th ease. The XVI sells" V ‘l. ‘
for $200; the IV for Sis—and either i in be hail Oll,V])ay~. .. V .
ment of a small initial amount and the weekly payment
thereafter of small amounts. Victroia XI, for illustra—
tion, which sells for Sloo is ill either is to he hall on pay-
ment of $10 and weekly payment ”f. $2. Victrola Hi the
$50 instrument, is available on payment of $5 and \lcckly
payments of $1. .
It is easy to get and to payiur t'hc \"iclrnin \yiliciilvjll .. ,. '.
he's't fit intothc home surroundings. '
Monthly, January ii,
i.
l.)
m ..;-.-
'All of these Victrolas have ability to entertain: to
give enjoyment to every member of fossils; in help iii
giving pleasure to visitors . . , _ , g .. .1
\VA.
Victrola "fills out gaps' 'whelllfricnds' drop il’l’i‘or‘fa'lii :2
evening. It. gives enjoyment to the- children’s little V-Vvisi—‘- .
tors. It furnishes music for the youig folks' Illlproltlptlg; , ‘
dance. .
Victrola us never tired; or out of sorts. ,.
courting. It Is VelWays ready; to (109“); cheery share to“ _
“and providing ligaments . .-
V Victrola brings: m‘ucll pitasurc
quickly. ' “
Let
,s. , l w. .i.
, ‘A number of new records, the January issue now
ready. Many sorts from national him of Belgium and
which December saw leap into favor.
. Front Basement
HOWLAND’S our Goons:
A loibl Serge DRESSES
' all sizes
A lot oi CDATS.
turmeriy sold ior $9. 98
We Give Still (ii-ecu Trading Stamps.
w -<
M. Moltasch &' Son
120 Washington Street.
South Norwalk
-———EXTRA spsclAiLse 9
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bags. ...... . ....... .'
Skimmed Milk, full weight, a can ..... V...’.
Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans .
N. B. C. Soda Crackers, 2 lbs; .
‘ Royal Lunch Milk Crackers, 31b5.. . . 3
Selected Evaporated Apples in cartons ....... .
A. STULL
es-Iens
24 COTTAGE STREET” , V
willehpld a regular meeting on Wed- . . '
hes‘day evening at 8 o'clock. in the = .'
from $4.50" upvdur ‘
X, look them over but g.‘
Norwalk Chronicler