1'1 meat at the“
1home of Mrs. ids Meeker, 8 "my?“
““AWYmdw-"amm at ’3
F11" 1.3m“? means more t an oclotk All members are urged to be
honest intentions. so: out at SEVEN on be...
Fire insurance Companies, organized
Jn this county. have failed or abandon- ‘
you mourn Km;
Victor \l'. llann Im secured the
ed (119 Maine“. T0 JJ‘T: and finish} mjw“ fi- er g m Jones ’
He as.
Simed the new Gillies themegln'niug of I
real indemnity a company must boroughomx merging (719111950)-
reseuroes to back up its policies. Come
in and look over the resources of some
of the companies represented by us
end the-.11 pick a big substantial com-
.any that you can depend on in time
of trouble.’ it costs no more to insure
in a real good company.
till 51 “C‘L‘ R.
A horse attached to a Borden‘s Milk
Iend of South Main street".
stopped before an\' damage was fill“.
Taylor & G01d§fl:'§"d‘, _ '_ ‘ .
”boom NORWALK “mus? co:'*‘nrs.'1~‘rauh Miller. wife ot' the
combine. ”a! «gluesidcui a the City National panhi
Tum-Trims]; . "#323" ‘th Bridgeport. is slowly recovering at
_,___.A ,_..,-_-# ,___-__-_, the Normilk hospital from the injuring
gis'llo receivul in an automobile acci-
dent at Noru'alh on December 26.
Past Grand chcnt William F.
(Hoyt. of South Norwalk. was in
Bridgeport. last evening. and publicl)
1 installed the editors of Seaside Conn-I
"cil. No. 709, Royal Arcduum. Re-
:zt‘illmt’llis were Served and a spot-
ial Illusical piogram enjoyed.
There is no sign ol sluckncrs of
business at the Jones Photo Engrav-
“ lug Company,
Mills. Orders have come in in such
large unn‘lhcrs that H. C. Jt‘mcs. the
owner.
and day. This new scale of working
‘hours went into cll'ect yesterday.
David hi. ltisbrou will have the choir
open line‘servlces by the singing of all
- old time anthem at the services of the
South \‘orwaLk T‘Bn‘gregatlonal Church
next Sunday evening. Tho. service-bee
7:30 o'clock.‘ They have been
lianbury.
t,‘ou~
o l‘
Martin Cunningham.
secretary and treasutfcr ot‘ the
necticut Federation of Labor. was a
visitor yesterday in South Norwnlk.
COUNTRY CLUB SPEClAL DINNER
is requested whenever possible—"Adv.
’l‘hc men of the Norwalk Methodist
gin» at
largely attended and enthusiasm iu‘ (hutch will have a social gathering
('rt‘tlst‘ln with each succeeding meet~ in tho church lef‘ture room on Friday
- 2‘.
ing. evening at eight o'clock. A lecture
“Beautiful Bermuda " ulth stere-
. optimu item will be ghcn by the
lug officers of tin2 Woodmen ol' the pastor, an Barto. after which re-
'iW0fld- South Norwalk Camp. were t‘reshments will he served. livery
guests at the meeting of theIPlonecr man of the
Camp. lndlrldgeport, last evening: proseutI
(ion. -(‘. Daniel R, Hogan-Adj. Lieut.
. A 8. Dane. Cltrk A. F. Error and 8rd“-
‘1'":Miiiawil F Bitter. After election ot‘
. In 031035.. lot Pimear -.I.odge- «afresh
'M' 1140313 hm served. and 1} pleasm“ town Terrace for Frank Gregory. 0th-
[7.1: eliciting "filmed by Iall.- e-r pcrmits were issued to (l. w. Pen-
. ~ - ---------- inch to install plumbing in the, Nelson
“ 'Il‘hough‘ts oi the war and their naI- Taylor. “um house, 48 We“ street
.f \ tioii becoming involved in it has been -and 19. P. H. Fielding to wlre the real“
" on
A rich gation composed ot the lotion
(7. B. Knucs this morning received
a' :permit -l‘rom the building depart—
ment to erect. 1143.000 house on New-
lane. who were hprrbr stricken IaItIthe'I
news 0“? ”‘9 terrible earthquake which Bennett house onfloaview avenue. ‘-
has shuttered» eitiasrlil Italy. . .The res- .. _. x...
identa “hill“ Julieta colony in Spring . Past 'IMBtI‘Oll' Mrs. Mary
went tor the moat. part have a num-
her or relatives living in or near the
earthquake district, and the nch of
the Itatastrophe hasI stirred them 'tdccp
Jennings,
am Star, last evening was presented
with a handsome past matron' a shield.
At the meeting last night two oflicem
" "I' were installed who were not in at-
' “‘“ “ tendance at the regular installation
Platurds in red ink reuding “Safety
ceremonies last meetln ul ht. A
First. Take No Chances!" have been 3 3
pleasant social time, attended by
many out-or‘town guests. followed the
regular business meeting.
poIIteid i conspicuous places on the
boats on, the Arming .l. Smith Trans-
porbatioiivcolupany. at this city. in-
eluded in a list of a non regulations
“lauded by the United States Steamboat
Slingbcctors. is e requirement that
steb’ntboats c yin; passengers shall
have aup’lerlghtlng equipment
*vlnslalled on the main deck. The pur-
. pose of. this i t,I in case of a light-
mg apparatii lg put out of com-
mission below. :decks. the auxiliary
plant may he st rIted. it was stated
this morning al he local office of the
Transportation Company that this rog-
ulation has been’ observed.
John Brennan. of New Canaan. was
painfully hurt. Sunday. lie wus'rid-
lug 011 the gas tank of Vincent. - St.
John‘s automobile, and when near the
residence of William H./Guthrle,
Slivermine avenue. the car struck a
rut in the road. Mr. Brennan was
thrown to one side. and sustained ‘a
broken ‘collar bond. He was taken to
a Non (‘anaan physician ior treat-
ment. .
Charles ll. Copley. superintendent
of the Connecticut Company. has just
, I»: g _ .1 . received from his grandfather's plan-
6” ~' r“ ‘ SPECIAL. tation in Roclt Ledge, Florida. a large
Q‘ , . - . ‘ Mix of most delicious southern fruits
Sal lliphlitzl 23k 8th ...... me
it contained oranges. grape fruit.
~. dill lltpalica 50“ 3171 ------ 34c lc 1:016. tnngeilues and lime fruit. 0.}
Sal 'Ht‘llilllcfl, $100 size .... 67C \\' Illnlteslcc. on ner of the farm. re
N . I plies in Mn Haven. but spends his.
l‘m ““0 \\ (‘Clh “intern in the South.
Stillson Powell Corporation . good .....I
u WASHINGTON STREET. WP"
W
._._.._..._.... ”~m
pays best in the best
WORKERS
ulto arc zt111l1itlou§ tohuccccd must rtalizc that no
day‘s-work stands by list-.ll' Part of your (latly c\-
ptrIiIcutc and pull of 30111 IdaiIlt carning‘s must go
- to makchour future success. I. '
.\ savings account enables yen to build up capital
‘ ‘uli ich is the result of accumulated dday' s nork. . .’
Scum NORWALK saunas ohms.
SOUTHONORIWALK. .
Company wagon early this morning:
ran 110m upper Norwalk to the lower:
He was‘
situated in the Bishop;
has his plant. working ntghti
Thurs. evcuing. Reservation of tahlr—s»
church is urged to heI
.“ banished-Milli “\0 minds 91.1.0.0?! “a". dance. or Mrs \I'oungs, on East ave- "
nue..aud.Iiustall lights in the Harry
0!, IO-pIhlr Chapter. OrderIot meager- ~'
in‘
1 tomorrow evening held their regular
Every Saturday Evening.
Clifford Hotel ..
Rathskeller
NOTE—New Entrance from
Elizabeth St.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
C. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
1 55 Washington St.. So. Norwalk i
11311 Price Sale
SUITS, COATS 81 ‘_
. DRESSES
E GIVE s. a H. TRADING STAMPS
T M. Mollash & Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
._ ___ ..____L.___.._. __..—.——._—-—_.—
Hall the loud consumed.
by the human race is
wasted.
. for luck of thorough mastication. Let
we examine your teeth and put them
in perfect order and you will lhul-
l save many llla.
No Charge tor Consul
1 tation.
1. .
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sundayu by Appointment.
1
l Dr. J. H. Maller
16 South Main St. South Norwalb
PAPERS YOU CAN ADMIRE
as long as they last arc flhe
kind that should be chosen
for the living room. For you
have to live with them practi-
cally every day. Our new pu-
vrrs are. the. kind of which.
‘you will not tire with taunt-
‘larlty.’ Come See 'them. '
You'll like them at once and
you'll like them always.
”The Gorham Co.
10 First St. East Norwalh
l Tel. 452.
l
1W.
:MlLLROSE ATHLETIC GAMES TO
NIGHT.
NEW YORK. Jun. li-(‘hatnpiou
|athletes and prominent supporters ot’
athletics. including many oiiiclais or
thé Amateur Athletic Union. from all
ports of the country including Presi-
dent Alfred J. Lille. of Boston. will be
seen here tonight. as contestants, ol-
l‘icials and spectators at the Millroao
AthleticIAssociallon's ludobr games in
Madison Square Garden.
Prominent among the athletes en-
tered in the mcct are Tom' Halpin.
Dave Caidu~ell,~Fred. Burns. James
Power. J. A. High and S. D. Rose. oi
Boston. and "Ted" Meredith. Olympic.
record holder for 880 metres and the
half— mile
_. .__..- __.—.,_, -
' RAPS OF THE GAVEL.
The regular weekly meeting at
South Norualk Lodge, No. 529, L O
O. F. will be held in the Moose Home,
lon South Main street. this evening.
Members of Olive Branch Lodge.
No. 19. K. of P.. this evening meal; for
the transaction of regular weekly bus—
iness matters.
Lincoln Council No. 4.I O. U. A. M..
weekly meeting.
Humboldt Lodge, 0 D. H S .. is
scheduled to hold their regular month-
ly business meeting tomorrow night.
- The Woman’s Relief- Corps to Doug- .
lac Fowler Post will install othcera at
their meeting hi the City Hall . to-
minnow night. " '
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a, a... .. . ..... 4 .
. 3]? Compound 10C -
Ilcst crcrixrlervilliutteh ll). ............................ l 3 :
Room-afictl. Butter, 'll). ............................... 30c
\\’arrantcd‘Eggs, north 35c lloz. ....... ,. ........... 30c
Calif. Prunes, 3 lbs. .................................. 17c
Salt Mackerel, 4 for ........................ ........ bsc
l lmt. Union Salad ..........
1 hot. l rcinium (atsup ......
11kg. \lincc \ieal ..........
tan ( otua .» ................
can ltllllalUt> No. 3 .......
tun (.ihssm Soap Polish .. ..
can I’rcn'iium Halted llcans .
,.,
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Telephone 371
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10 Stamps FREE with folIOWing
The East India Tea Co
125 Washington Street
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Coats
Dresses
Value to 315'
by’s
$5.98
$1.98
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The NORW ALK
PAWNSHOP
. Mohéi’ loaned
Articles of Value.
Joseph Rosenficld. Prop.
40 walrus avatar
Iooulnt uoawaur
Ali'
1.. ’5’
The Reed 81volk
; IyElectrIical co.
- The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 3H0?
to the Town
. . AUTO, .supmrs .
Phon. cos—.50 80. Main 8h.
St). Norwalk. Mullc‘Hall Block-
‘ 1
WM” - ‘V w armor.) 3c. ‘
VISIT CALIFORNIA .
——and tho—
PANAMA—PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
. Rates and Terms
REAL
Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest pricel
A full line of tires and tube: 01
hand all the time. Wol'k caller
for and delivered.
Robert Gregoijy ‘
7Wall St. ‘ To. 3264
The New Science
OEFlNlTlON 9F CHlROPflAOTlQ
Chiropractic u the «gazillion or nu
also. or the diae'ue moo an o'-
thusttng the was. Disease in cm
at! by a wrench, twin. 'or Iprain h
who blob. Even if done incblldhooc
It creates pinched norm and onto it
later lilo in 1a. dmoront organs 1dr
limbo.
Chiropractors union the «use 0'
discus and pain health in rutorer
' through harmonizing the nerve m
ten: in your body. Remus troubles
um ”0cm attention: ' also curve r
turn 0! the mine. You will never re
mt (Mug the Chiropractor a chant»
to help you. '
[motto manhunt: given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
H Waahlnlton at. Go. Norwatk. Conn
uncover"
ESTATE, lNSURAuJC
J. M. Layton & 00., inc...
REAL ESTATE
' . Railroad Ave:
INSURANCE
South Narvmk.
FAST FREIGHT LINE To. .-.~:‘~.-.
.vortK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE BOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
interior points. making connections
vith daily through care to the follow.
mg points: Cincinnati. Chicago. Den
var Indianapolis. Kansas titty. Louis
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City. St '
Louis and Salt LakaJilty. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East sliver, New
York (foot of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday, at it p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p.111. and
at South Norwalk up to 6'. 30 p.111.
THE NORWALK ST EAMSOAT Lily‘s E
. AnnlngJ. Smith, Lance.
George F. Féota. General Agent.
. BUY.
Hazelton
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Frail“) want! no Mom
9 it" u}; IIIItIIIlip:
3 AT GREATLY REDUCED
Elsam s New Studio
they bringI this- advertisement.
_ All Coats, Suits-
llresses‘: and Furs ,:
. PRICES.
. 5 I I
Thehttle Shop
Kano 'A CLAVEN,
55 NORTH MAIN ST:
311103131
Chophlates
1th: to $2.00 a box.
RIGGERMAN _ .
ROS., 64II,North Main St.
Now open f)
sittings. 25
business first.-
pcrl cent .
H26
.discwnt if
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Tires Vulcanized
Graduate from Palmer School. tau.
OR
.11“: r
URNITURE
STERLING.
ucs
ANCES
FURNITURE 00.
“270-129 WASHINGTON ST.
.NORWALK ‘
‘1')":
8: Washingmn Street.
ooocmomcay ,
A Sale of
Ladiesf Tan' Button
.« , Shoes
Former Prices, $3, $3.50 and $4.00 at $1.98
Conneally &Bracken
Talephone 1472-2.
NOvlTH MAIN STREET;
January Sale
hi Blankets and Condortales
~‘l‘rom 10 to 20 per cent below
regular prices
Values that you cannot atlord to miss
A. J. Collins 8: Company
FUNERAL DIRECTOR'S IAND EMBALIJERS,
SOUTH NORWALK
Red Oak
COAL
hams cigar: and god plea
I... 3.
A Most Satisfactory'Fuel.’ I
.wiLLrIAMnr'rRon . L
.312on St. .Phone 44:
r}
0f heat.
Royal Society l’ackagc
' Goods
Just received, a new line of ROY-
AL SOCIETY PACKAGE GOODS,
in Lingerie Waictl, Draulng Sue.
(was. Boudoir Cape, Night'Gownt.
Corset Covert, One Piece Camisole,
Children's Dresses. ln'fants‘ Long
Dreiser. Bibs and Caps. ‘
J .1. MALLETTE
lilave-Istepped the ladder 20 rounds to
l-EtIi.Water street where i will conduct
IIlFlut Class Plumbing Establishment.
I; .- H. A. HEGELEIN
+lev| 110mg.
I
”(In 7 v
__.I.I._......_..
*-
‘51,. ‘ - e
sE cAna'dauuouu Smart-mine
p. ' browse."
Ladies
Hockey Skates
With Strap Heels
We have a line line at
Reasonable Prices
SCHAS. E. Dow
Albert ll Morgan;
U
Beaupain' & Saunders
.mnonommmrm‘s.
soon: nomvamr. CONN.
Davey’i
500’ TEAS
. Equal to most .60." cent
grades. 60 S 8; H
-W-._-.~-. A .. -.
[lave Trims To Trim!
—LET US DO IT- 1
‘ ' ment of
bake and heat, that We will sell
from $14. so upward. came and
look them over before
PrOgress-
Louis. Avrick
”USTOFFIUE BLOCK
.1t
SOUTH NORWALK
M
We have jus: received a ship-
Ranges guaranteed to
1‘
where. For 110th dealing andI
prices fair. none with Mr. Ron-
can c
ampere.
Picture Framing Ind Gluing.
/ Roseu ’sllluuitureStore
15 , Ely Avenue
For lip-tuna amine cull ~
' rm H. Bunting.
' Funeral Director ind EmbIIMOI‘ ’
9N9. and accident =
Norwalk Chronicler