' u
1 banquet and arrengements have beeui
' made to have a 1‘er boxing bouts for
1 the entertainment of the members
so
,rectors held a meeting last night. The
_, new vacuum cleaner has been install-
. the library. a new set of artists’ on.
I‘cyclopedeas will be purchased from
the proceeds of the Rowan fund. A
II large number of works of the latest
ilction was also ordered for the ii~
I I : brary.
*' mm: OF SERVICE
-'pany, and works perfectly, all
members expressing their approval of
j the apparatus. which is made In Nor-
‘ walk. and is one hi the best known
I on the market
Wain. :2. ms
; . I.
”We...“ , lunar m
m ‘
- Lac of attractive
march offs?“ 3' ‘ package for XmasGafis.
moon»
at
Elam
canov uexevs
csuov cases
Ii
ram “mucous
our or can. TEA
cocoa on mus. 5c
sauowmnee. §c ,
1 undo flow.
51 mm
Street.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
I new I. ”W BUILDING
H WMINGTON 81'.
Ti. ‘00. was; hence. 093.
Norwalk admIrers of irvln 8. Collin,I Rodin. bushes was tmnsaCted
the famous humorist and war corrw: last evening at the meeting of the
pondent, are planning to attend Mr. Cigar lukern' Union,
Cobb's illustrated talk on tho Enron-1 ——-—-_—-.—
can War. this evening in the Stain 1 IlcflbIeflofDouglag Fowler Post B.
ford Theatre ' IA. R. Inst evening convened .ior the
——There will be a spPl‘iaI meeting Mmmdiuosed of.
of the Norwalk High School Alumni
Association, at the High School this
evening. at eight o'clock.
Hubbell. president
The vesiry of Trinity Episcopal
church “III hold an important meet-l
The regular meeting of Progress
ion. was held last evening, at which
5 time routine business was transacted.
A divflull of 4 per cent is due to-
lIIg this evening at 8: l5 o'tlock. The day ‘0‘“! depositors 0‘5 the BBVIIISS There is alvr'ays serious danger in op- in“ pmresslon my imagination lieu to
Norwalk1erau'ons, and III many cases of Stem-I the typical iigure of II policeman in
NM" ach, Liver and intestinal Ailments the London, and l pictured her a siI.IppIII;.
knife can be avoided if the right rem».
depart-cots u! the South
Trust (bluntly and the South
I walk savings Company.
annual meeting of the Woman's Guild
of the chuNh all] be held at 7: (SI
o'clock.
The card tournament of the Noro- 1"” monthly ”93““ "f ”‘9 N0”
ton Holy Name Society and South “1" TYWKW’II'W UIIIOII- N0 5..»
Norwalk Council ‘Kiilghls Iof Colum- I‘Immh" tomorrow evening. “I the
bus. will open this evening in Nore- office "t Frederick 8' ”'0" 50"“
ion. The local players leave on the Main street.
7:10 o'clock car. '
The council of the South Norualk
Court Narruk, No. 58, r. of A. will “WWW" CNN“ ”“3 9‘91““
hold installation 01" officers at the at 8 oclock "I“ hold a“ ““90”“!
regular meeting next Thursday night
The ceremony uill be followed by ainvenuo
Members or the lschodu and Nor
walk Boat Clubs will meet tonight ill
the lattnr'n quarters for the ilrst game
A large National touring car from I0! ‘ t” ”I" of ""99 ”Hm “I pin
Pittslleld, Mass. containing live men ‘ochle. There will be twelve on a side
between the main street of Pine Mead“
ow and the F‘armlngton River, near
the home of Seth Roberts, Sunday at
ternoon and was stopped by a large
elm tree. One of the men jumped
and. Was considerably bruised about
the shoulder and side. The other four
stayed in the car and were unhurt.
Ills Anne Martin. of Nevada. the
chine Association. will speak in the
South Norwnik Congregational Chruch
on Tuesday. January 19, at 8 p. In., on.‘
“How Nevada Was Won tor Equal Sui
frogs.“
—~— -_—.-._
I‘South Norwalk Public moi-dry (III In" “m °' ”cm“ omen V“ Tu"
nor Dim brought to recover $11,
for ore Justice of the Peace Charles 'l‘.l
McGovern, was postponed for one'
week. Attorneys Linxweiier & liege-I
mun represent in. Olijen in the mat-
ter
ed by the Nash Engineering Com-
the
K
It was mum to en—' , w’ .
gage Miss Louise Knippell. of South Old “8“ "wk “d ladderoboms
Norwalk. as substitute a1 such times may members transacted routine
as she may be needed for work inI matters at the monthly meeting last
Inight. A very successful report was
mbnitled by the entertalnm'ent com-
1mittee regarding the open house held
on New Year’s day. it was decided
to am noon u plnochle contest with
a mitten will arrange the de«
My Good. Milk and Dow ney‘s
Delight Oleoluuuerine. give United
Pruitt-81mins Coupons. For sale at on
1 m with premium hooks Iree.
fll'usl Funds
You hoodlum no risk for the
propermnaeancut of lands “
left in trust. it they are placed
' in our . ‘
rust department
We refer you to our Income,
clientele who flew havceueo ‘ '
one Quarter-W MI
1 A guri has been placed over John
Kuwitnki, who is in the county hospi-
tal in m Inflering from hysteria.
by some . Hiddlebrocks, to prevent
his maps. The man is charged with
’ burglary at Washington He was
he. nub! h the lockup at Wash
inland to u drowsy condition He
bod buried bin clothhig in the stove,
the w behro. He regained con.
advice. may and his condition
is attributed to mum Kawltskl
Iitit name at or Williams,-
1 WHITY 0W3 TEA.
,I more“. held at the
grog-hr weekly business session, rou.1
meeting in the parsonage, on Banish
Mat (1 the Nevada Equal Fran-1
the when of Mayflower Hook and;
ladder Company. East ‘Norwalvk. and‘
m some new»; svsnmo saw-ripen
I1 82 comlodabie—Be
1
buy the genuine 15000 COIIL
from
. mimosa
Are the factors which have made
I ,saruaoav, JAN. 9TH ‘
will draw interest from Jan. 1.
Wall St
“MY our Attention:
EXGEPTIQNAL FINANCIAL STAMLITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES ,
PROMPT AND COURTEOUB SERVICE
THE OLDEST BANK IN NDRWALK.
Fairiield County National Bank,
happy-.- -Be cheerful-
BROTHERS
DEPOSITS
IlAllE or: on BEFORE
$1.00 Starts an Account
Ie Fairlicld Countv
Savings Baakm
this institution what it is today
SOME W’TS
For stomach and Liver Sufferers.
Don‘t take medicine for your Stom
ach ailments morning, noon and night:
i
Clinton (v Forum. No. l. Fraternal Forum Leas as usually snob medicines only “”1 it was in a school at Salt Lake ('itl.'
temporary relief. and simply digest.
lthe food that happens to be in the‘
Stomach
Don't peIInit a surghsl operation
edy is taken in time.
1 Don't go around with aI foul mnelllng
‘breath caused by a disordered Stom-
och and Liver. to the discomfort or
1 those you come in contact with.
it you are a Stomach sullerer. don't :
I‘thlnk you can not be ‘;helped prob-
tahiy worse cases than yours have been
1permaneutly restored by Vlay'rs Won-
deri’ul Remedy
Most Stomaih ailments are mainly
10aused by a catarrhai condition
Mayra Wonderful Remedy not only
Iemmes the catarrhal mucus. but al-
1ls\s the chronk inflammation and
.nssists in rendering the entire ali-
IImentary and intestinal tract antisep-
tic. and this is the secret of its mar-
pluuged over a 20—foot embankment and keen competition ‘5 anticipatcd Ivelous success.
Don't sulleI constant pain and ng
ony and allon your stomach ailments
to physicaliv undermine your health
{No matter how severe your case may
foe. or how long you have auilered—
1one dose of Mayra Wonderful Reme
Idy should convince you that you can
Ibo restored to health again
Wonderful Remedy has been taken.1
land is highly recommended by idem--
send.“ to be heard yesterday be_1bers of Congress Justice of the Su- relative IN'I’IIIIIIB "I! hurmsilng 'I UIII‘
preme Court Edutators. Lawyers,
MerChants. BankOIs, Doctors. Drug
Igists, Nurses, Manufacturers Priests
'Minisiers, Farmers and people in all
1; walks of life.
Send for FREE valuable booklet. on
1Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. May
‘154456 Whiting St. Chicago. in.
I Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy is sold
by leading druggists everywhere with
the positive understanding that your
money will be refunded without ques-
tion or quibble if ONE bottle fails to
give you absolute satisfaction.
PLAYING sou-i
The Game Demands Concentration, Yes
invites Scalability.
“One thing at n time, and that done
well.” .is a very good rule in golf, as
in many other lines of. either work
or play. i speak of this because golf
is a game in which the relationship
between players is II bit different from
what it is in any other game that
comes to my mind. it is ngaIne which
in reap the best results demands great
concentration and yet a game which
at times ls played wonderfully well by
those who seem to be paying Scent ut-
tentlon to the task in hand ‘
The game one moment brings men
together and next sends them apart,
according to the direction in, which
they happ'snto hlt'the ball. Two men
canstsrt from the some tee, be tvm
Milly drives and both 136' on the m‘
green hirer pidylng their second shots.
Mayr's I
r, 1 it is not the virtues of the latter that
hundred or more yards apart after 1
it is a game Which invites sociablll ' '
ty and yet does1uot‘ either maul! or... ‘_
OUR FIRST POLICEWOMAN.
“About an Terrible no I Kitten." Yet
Praised by English Observers.
. Utah. early in 1913, that i chanced
upon Mrs. Wells. the llrst American to
1conceivo the idea of adding noun-u to
1the police force and the ilrst \vom: III 101
Ibe Io appointed. When i was luIII ut
Amazon in uniform baton at: unis-I
1helmet on head and on her feet Ibo
boots so familiar to us in the stage
Itame.
When I encountered my first police-1
woman 1 was disillusioned. i found:
her not on amazon, but a slightlyI
built active woman it little ovcr'flroi
' feet in height. Her age Inn hetwm-III
thirty-live and forty. She had ll pluns ;
ant, firm robe and bright IiIlll‘ l“l..I
which seemed to me to be mnn- I”
usually observant. As one IIvu<pupi~r
described hcr, she was “about :Is for-
midable as a kitten." 1
She had come to Suit Luku (‘liy III
the request of the civic authorities to
tell ”Will of her duties, as tin-y m-I'r
considering the question of :Ippolutlug‘
women to the police force there. lit-1'
work at Los .iIIgI-lcs, i':Il.. IIiIII Ill‘i‘ll so
widely appreciated and ‘Ill‘l' superior;
in oilirc had root-trod so many loin-rs.
of inquiry regarding it from lIil‘ nu.
thoriilcs of ()lIll'l' towns that they do-
1clded to allow her six months' loan-
of absence Ill order that aim might
strnrcl and toil other InuIIlr-ipnl author-
him about Ili'l' work. lndy liaru‘ln in
».‘.'iIII-rr~oIIIh I‘ontury.
Cloning Themselves.
Among the mum menus iltloplctl for 1
expressing miel' upon the death of .I
as any is that met hill: in the urigh
boihood of the ’i‘ulh l"‘I\t‘l in Queens
Ilnud. I Here two, three or four of the
"lit-ceased friends or relatives will Hqunl
close together, with hands on each oth~
§el"s shoulders, bewailing for hours :It
.a time the loss otythe dear departed.
sure in any way extolled, however.
care to do is to show that they and the
deceased were always good friends.
Their object in all this is to prove to
the outside public that they have had
nothing to do with the encompassing
of the death.»Wide World Magazine. '
An Excellent Reason.
One of the stories about the late Sir
Douglas Straight, the veteran journal-
ist. relates to one or the early papers
he was connected with.
He was crossing Watslloo bridge one
day with a friend when he sudderdy
marched up to a couple or newsboys
and soundly boxed their ems. .
His mend. amused at this proceed
meant by it. “They were selling your
paper "bepomtndout.
“Yes I know they ware.” was the
reply, , ‘fbut they weren‘t shouting it.»
loud magnrgmuon Globe. ' 1 ,
. ’ A Once In Point. 1 .
"Johnnie." laid a Weber in s physl
ologyc “lass. I'can you glvo a familiar
maple or the. human body «it _
adapts itself to channel! conditions?”
Wes-sum." we Johnnie: “my aunt
gained any. pounds In a year. and her
skin never cracked." I‘ 1 .
‘ Thehiltle Shop
‘What these mourners nre really taking .
lug, naturally asked him what he "
it’s just sport toIfit' em out
here for their'ivintcr sports.
Prices reasonable, quality “of
goods above suspicion and
money back if anything
goes wrong.
Mackinaws, rich In color,
warm and \voolcy.
Prices $3.50 to $7.50.
Sweaters, all the improved
models, $1.00 to $5 00.
Overcoats, just as big a va-
riety from which to select as
in the grown up department
These rough. Scotch. fuzzy
$10 and $12
nesday $5.00.
31th s
”KISSES
We will place on sale 20 Silks’uilfflolh
dresses that sold up to 812. On Sale Wed-
paou seven 1
$5.09
The CityNational Bank
sen loo always.
The National holiday
[During the patriotic mthusiuem 01' the hour, and'ilw realization of f j 1.
our national greatness. do not. forget that prime factor in our mums-yo ? -‘
malice—flu: W11 and stability 0! its BANKS. (d x‘
1'0 lost the realities of the LIVE BANK we tmilo you to Mme/ I?
your osmium with us at this time. “c ensure a pmmpl and emote»! l1
A «(instructive institution—wet almost of tin- tin-cs.
-w......~.«..._..v_--
f b , k “I h 3 l
$1.335 M em’ 3 5° ° WA'I'CII OUR SPECIAL SALE ITEMS
.Loosc back, raglan shoulder ’ , r
‘ t.“ t . . . .
this. $5.$Ll.i.*'lf.‘:...., . Ladies Furs-thildren s Furs
long, storm (0335‘ Eu-Iy Fur Hui? has a mark-do“ I lit-.Itot
Raincoats. 1 Plenty of lime to wean than. M.» is the tion to bin tin-m
[Everything right. I
R 1 I A. Dickerman & Son.
Ogers & Stevens1 South Norwalk Phone. 446
“walk and S°' Nm‘m‘k' f we GIVE 5. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
. . 1 “MM. ,1--W_.__W....
Tues Vulcanized . Eisain’ s Neww Studio‘ SMOKE
Bring yOur “11m. 'ng 1° me shrill; Obit; {Starr btisiIIII..I5:llsI:::dnt 2i: ,
Be“ Wk m chupflt pd“ they bring this advertisement. . DREYFUSS PERFECTION' 5 CT‘
A full line of tires and tube! on (‘or So. Main and Washington sm. 1 37RA1GH14235 cox 0,.- so.
hand all the time. Work called , '
for and delivered. ” I ' '
Robert Gregory -, , ,
7'Wall St. Tel. 326-4 , AFMICIBI T68"! “r
All Coats. Suits .
dresses and Furs
AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
R. AND A CLAVEN,
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
smosn
Chocolates
10c to $2.00 a'hox.
RIGGERMAN
R08., 64 North Main St.
'BIISIIIII
. .mn
Rubbers 1
Boots 1
Arctié§
The “lllIllIi’I’ Trade um
I .
(sindsiorihebesllarab-
her Footwear.
V
.-\ll 1 IcslI»—\ut l rozcn.
but, Rockaway and Grccnport
1Oyvstcrs, Sea
1Escallops. Long: and Round
1(Ilains. Salt and Canned Fish.
CUTBiLL’S
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 106.
Sta 3
line and Buck Shad lilIIr,I
1Spanish Mackerel Halibut Cod
Snitch, Hats, “hits ’crch
Trout.
and Long Island;
l
cqsvs.\..«.--
A good set of artificial teeth is bet-
ter than a poor set of natural ones.
1“ iIInaII Haddics Smoked IInli- Aching. diseased, 100“ teeth "E bet-
ter out. They are often a menace to
health. if you are in need of the ser
vices of a dentist. come to me [or an
examination absolutely without cost.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8p. m laundaye
by appointment.
Dr. .l. H. Mallory
16 South M'alrl St. South Namath.
BUY
Hazeiton
Coal
it
The B. Hershlieid & Son Co
122 WATER '1'.
TIL". as
Special Music I
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New EntrlllCe from
Elizabeth St.
MARVIIN BEACH TRACT
a barge Plots (Shore Fronts.)
,C» TJ‘CGOVERN, Agent:
155- Wellington St. SO Norwalk.
1 interior points.
I the back. Even it done in WM
1 latex- lire in the dilerent organ. “3‘“
1 cause 01 th. disease and the wear
’ minding the sums. Discounts outa-
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK' AND TO ALL POINTS lN.
THE SOUTH AND WEST. '
Through car service to all important
making roanections '.
with daily through can to the bottom _.
Ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Dm- '
yer Indianapolis, Kansas filly unis-
grille Little Rock Oklahoma City, ELI
ghouls and Salt Lake City. Freight 1 .
vboat .enves Pier 27 East River Nn'
York Hunt of Catherine SL1, every 1', . ‘ *
day except Sunday, at 3 p. In. Freight ; . I
received at Noru‘alk up to 5 p. in. and ‘
“South Norwalkup H05 30p. m. ’
-THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Aiming J. Smith, Lollée. _
George F. Fools. General Agent.
The New Scrence“
atrInIrrIon or cI-Iinor‘nacflc'.
. anemone Is the densities orth-
od by a wrench. twist or Iowa in
it creates pinched nerves and pain in.
mmImM. lilo-ole
special attention: also. .
ghoomo Yoil‘flllm ,,
nutgivlngtbocmromctornm
Norwalk Chronicler