u 1 PAGE EIGHT ‘ 1111111111111 vou 51101.11. now. Fire insurance means more than honest intentions. SIX out of SEVEN Fire insurance Companies. organized in this county. have failed or abandon- ed the business. "Io LIVE and furnish real indemnity a company must have this resources to back up its poucies.'Come; In and look over the resources of some. of the companies represented by us and 1111-11 pick a big substantial com- pany that you can depend on in time of trouble. It costs no more to insure 111 a real good company.’ Taylor 8. Golden SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. BUILDING_ Telephone 1230 x -w _._, [00M DOINGS The 111111 of Sunday and Monday caused a number of washouts 011 the town roads which were reported to tho autlmrillei. The mild temperatures and recent rains tulle removed much of the frost from the ground. Early in the present lllonth 111.11 frost wasin the ground to the 11911111 of about a foot and a half. —-SPECtAL FRIDAY LUNCHEON at t‘onntz‘y t‘lub this Week. , M1» Julia tlaliahall and Mr, and Mrs ill hard Gallagher. of Old Sangu- tuck Hold. on the East Side, are via- iting tor a l'(‘\\' days with friends in N911 York city. 'Pllll‘lt'k llarragh. foreman of tho Hatch A; tiuiiey lumber yards 011 Wat» er street. has returned to his home on Putnam mound-alter alpleusallt \'lSll with roéaiiv'es in Philadelphia. Penn. A 1:011 Was borll tllis morning to ADeputysllcriff-clcct and Mrs. Edward 18' 11011191111. of Taylor avenue. and thc . happy 111111111» expects to make a full fledgodfillépublican ol the youngster in a few years ~ A v. > . a ’l‘be‘aarthquakc ‘. horror in hair. whiio it has caused considerable c0111- . 4 meht'aiuong the members of the lol'al vunv italian colony, does not come very neal 1011mm owing to the fact that _ none of his local italians comc from that 111111 of the country recently \is— lied bv the earthquake. .'-‘Ml .and Mrs. Hugh P.1‘ampbeil.of 311 Spring street. will celebrate the 111'ent_v~iit’th anniversary or their wed- ding on .tilevevening of Tuesday, the twentysixth at this month. .The hap- Mi 1 1 1 h S H. Miller. of Wilton. was dis- a A good adv pays best in the best paper_ laniel Harris. an inmate of 1118 Town Farm. was operated on thisf looming at the Hospital for a hernia. Applications for admission to the Home of the Aged should be made at, once 10 .11.. Charles Cole. of 19 Pu1-‘ ‘ nan) avenue. All arrangements have been com- pleted by the committee of the (301115 panions of the Forest for the dance, which will be held on January 211111. '1 There will be a rehearsal this even- ing in the Parish Hall of the members of Trinity Young \icll's Club. who arel to take part ill the coming minstrct allow William lialy. who was arrested last: night by Officer John Smith in a llelp-‘ lessly drunken condition, was sen- tenced to thirty days this morning by Judge John Keogh. 1 The directors of tho East NorWalk; l llllprovement Association will meet at '. Main street. ' Highland avenue. 2:30 o‘clock. Friday afternoon, of this week. at tho home of Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler, on Myrtle street. ‘ Court Cecile, Daughters of (‘astile. will hold a social for the mtgnlbers on January 25th. Each member will have not been definitely settled as yel. lrlcnd. The plans of entertainment 1111111 not llt’t ll definitely settled asycl.’ . Lelloy Montgomery. 01‘ the People's ’l‘rust t‘olnpany. and t‘barlcs E. Hoyt. oi thc South Norwalk Trust Company. are attending an important meeting of _. rcpresentntivos ot' the slate and trust‘ banks ill t‘ollneotliut, which Opt‘lled this afternoon. at 1 o'clock, ill New Haven, Attorneys Light A1 Light. of Wash- ington street. ill the interests of the Quill“ Norwaik Trust Company. acting as executors for the 011cm '81. John es- tate, have brought foreclosure pro-1 ceedings against Dudley 11031.01 South. 011 property locatcd 011I The annual inspection of the Sixth' Company occurred last night and wasf [witnessed by a large number of civil-' tans. Inspector instructor Capt. 111‘. 14.} Denglsr, U S. A.. bad charge, and Col.‘ - Schultz. of the. state department. was py occasion will be marked by a cool 3 all evening most enjoyable,' Friends .of Mr and Mrs, Campbell are receiv- ing attractive invitation cards. ' ‘4 1&1}: 5‘. John l'fliddt‘rey. of Hartford. is the :be continued in Stamford. latest candidate to line up for the Uni- ‘ ' ted Slates \iarshai race ill this state. - Tho official list of other candidates for , mlltaius the names of J C, C. our own this pl; ‘14 Donald. of \iaterbim; Middlebroo'h of 111111111111 William liner. of Bridgeport and James 11111111111111.0111” Haven. loorge 11,” star, of Rock1ille. has also 1111.13.11 raconiuwhded to the dcpmtmcnt 1,1'111‘1": at Washington. ———OUR SPECIAL-— FOR THIS WEEK. "1111' .1/11 liromo Seltzer 6c 251' '«1/1‘ lromo Seltzer 150 501' sixt' llronlo Scltzcr 30c ‘ $1.011 \th' .lll'omo Scltzcr . . .. 60C Stillson-Powcll C01 poration 1. " ions 1' fear of 11 1111111 famine for a long tim also prosem The equipment gone o1er in the Afternoon. was Charles Lindsey. of South Norwalk. last 111111111111 in the Palace pool room,‘ on North Main street. defeated “Sap' Henry. at Stamford. in the first of five. blocks in their 5110 point pool tourna-g merit. The score was 125-120. Thursday evening the tournament will A largel crowd witnessed last night's game. i Mayor Francisl. Buruell. Dr. L. ‘11.: Allen, and other prominent citizens, State Officers Conduct Ceremony and will be guests of honor at the "blow out." to be given on Friday evening, by‘ the members of the Trinity ‘Young Men' s Club, in their quarters on Rall- road avenue. Refreshments will be served alld an enjoyable entertain; ment and musical program will be. presented. s m I Seven hundred millions of gallons of water are in the reservoirs of the South Norwalk water system. accord, ing to a statement issued by Water Commissioner Stephen S. Hatch, this morning. The recent rains have swell- ed the reservoirs to overflowing. one of them yesterday overflowing to the" extent of from 30 to 40 million gal- Time is certniulv no need to a s2 WASHINGTON STREET mcome 11111111: 11111111111 (‘Hlllllt'l’ or 11 1-51. "1111'. Son 11111011111111 SAVthis BANK SOUTH new 008". While You Learn’ the Business 111-.1111-11 out for yoursl'lf In 1111- hushu'ss you 1111' 1111111111113. \'nu urt- galnina 0“!” 11-111 1-. Build up also your cash cap- iml. Ewry wot-k 111-1111 ~11 .1an of It In 11 savings account at tho 51111111 sol-mus 8111-11111. Bank. won the help 111 mun-pound Iflllt'fl‘fl. Ilu- :untll-«l slll‘ll willumm- into your 11011qu on num- quit-Ills. (zwm ‘. you cvpcv‘l sonn- 1Iuy to l W4 , wood, of Sherman Council. ,Knights of Columbus, :meet for the regular semimonthh .ple. - 6‘: ;, ‘ 4.} 373,... THE SOUTH NORWALK EVMING SENTINEL " W" "‘3‘." '7"T1.'.WWJMFIHH Imvrsrwvf~*“- —- ' .1; -a ,. 12/21: 1]). 25 Washington St. East lndia Tea Co. Phone 371 January Clearance of High Gra 'l‘llis uilcriug of \Vaists’l de Waists :1 nothing lcss than wonderful and rcprcscnts the biggest values we have Cl’Cl‘ prescntcd. thir 1lctcrnlination to makc the clearance on broken lines and odd sizcs ol' \l'aistx absolute. is best cvidcnccd bv tln' Extraordinary Low Pricesl Disregarding the truc va lol't‘cd down to a level vcrv Included arc various stylus of silk, 1vl1i1c. black and colors. \N'aists that were $5.98, $1.51 \Vuists that were $2.10 to 1:1 Waists that were $1.511 to S: \Vaists that \vcrc 751' and $1.00. now ...... The N. E. N WASHINGTON GTREET. lucs, the prices have been seldom l‘t‘at‘llt‘tl. lace and voile. Ill 1 and $10.00, now ...... $2.98 1.1.50, now ............. $1 25 .1111, now ............... 98c .1 ....... 39C Ryan Co. QOUTH NORWALK. “'Hl'l‘l-I GOODS SH}: Pretty Underclolhes Very Specially Priced ; . . Quanutlos of soft. snowy, pretty prices that even the woman of 11 requires without disturbing her financial balance. GO“'NS. PURSE? COVERS. Slil ' COMBINATIONS. PE’I’I’KILVI‘S, llll.\“’l".RS, WNW, HIV. The lit-111-11! all existing opportunities to own llleoc always muted I'MW‘RGAILMENTS It mm 1mm of Mn- Moi-11.00011 us- sol-inn no: but lull-r: [or first choice. w We (live 88111 Green Trading Stamps. M. Moltasch & Son, 120 Washington stmt. 0111’ (ll' undorclothes at such very little mall means may buy whatever she P8. omtsns. ENVEIOPES. ”TEDDY BEAR" CllmflSEH and .11 1 EM .1 .l 1‘. l South Nor-walk :— . PONASSUS INOTA LLS OFFICERS. All Enjoy Turkey Supper. 5 MARRIAGE f3 SURPRISE. I let Weapon fornrorly'o! South Nor- lwalk. and Miss Mm A Gomawck. l’onasaus Council.1268 Royal Area-‘whum took place at the home of Miss num. Regent-4’. D. Stannard. Vice Regent~—Gcorge 1., Gate. Ol‘ator—imuis J. Pughe. l’ast Rogelio-Harry S. llobcrts. Collector—St. Jolm Merrill. Treasurer—Chester S. Selleck. Secretary—George 'G. Richmond. Chaplain—Lester Roberts._ Guide—Gordon M. Care. Warden-~Rodlnan J. Lilly. Sentry—William M. Palmer man. ’ Auditing Committee—Niel H. Pierce. Edwin S Austin, Charles E Curtis. Finance Committee-Harry E. Smith. George L. Gale. Cassius M. Webb. The installing officers were house Council. of New Haven, assisted by Grand Chaplain Hugh Robinsonot Seaside Council. of Bridgeport. Addresses were made by Brothers Eckmark. Robinson. Past Grand Re- gent John M. Burr. Dr S. H. Hunting- ton. of Ponassus, and George L. Lock At the close of business a turkey supper was enjoyed by all present. RAPS OF THE GRAVEL The members of South Norw alk Con ; is well- known as a musician of abll~l recommend this remedy —have proved 0.1111 c. No. 418, 1i, 0. 11.; this evening E assembled for the transaction of regtrf Q lar semi-monthly business. South Norwalk Council. tonight will business session. This evening the members of Star of Columbia. Companions of the Forest. meet to trapsact the regular business'ot the Holllster Heights Floral and lnatural and bothered me greatly. .matters. —- A N90" or the din“ committee “39 Icapital amok of 85.000.111111 it starts 1 given at the postponed meeting of the! 1 High school Alumni Association. held Other matters were talked last night. our. 1".11 51 11"! -,,1 first .. l a. _l’astj Grand Regent Harry Eckmark. of Hill~‘ .\'o 1253 l “13‘3““ ”‘9 ““0““! omce""Ann H Wheeler on Riverside avenue. 1 for the ensuing year, last evening: . ' \‘tieatport. Sunday afternoon. was a great surprise to the friends of the 'coupla ill town. The marriage was not 1 known to Mr. Morton's closest friends :untll the announcement was made by; Miss \\’.heeler 'lho ceremony was performed by the 1161.1 L. Langlola' l of the Saugatuck Methodist Episcopal 1Church. Mr. Morton is wollknown about town, and was formerly post- master at the Saugatuck Post Office. He is assistant chief of the Westport Trustee for three years—Max Schu- Fire Department. and is in tliainsur-t Barnes was 11 111111111. 1111b 1111 111111111- ance business. Miss Conlatock has for the last several years been resid- ‘ ing with Miss Ann H. Wheeler. ! ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. The engagement was announced to- day of Miss Marie Baker. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Baker. of Fair street upper Norwalk and Jacob ll. Linxweiler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 1.11mi oiler of Quintard avenue. 1 No definite date, as yet has been ,set for the wedding. but the happyi event will be celebrated within~ a [short time. Miss Baker is a popular stenographer in the law offices of i Attorneys Keogh & Candee on Wash— :illgton street Mr. Linxweiler is em- ployed in the. local freight office, and it). The many friends in all parts of the lcit1.wllo will be surprised by the announcement will hasten to con- gratulate the 1"ely popular young cou-I \ .-——.—. 1'0]: FOR \TlOVl :‘li llh‘. A tortitlcnte of the incolporation 1. ‘Nursery Company .ot Stratford has been filed in the otllcc. of the state sec- retary. The concern has an authorized 1bustncss with 2.760 . A certificate of the change of name of the Greens Pattern Shop. inc., of New Haven. to the New England Ma— chlnnery Company. has been filed. '."., l "il a 1 ' H' 'l Walter Barnes who has been con— . walk. The marriage of Joseph Morton: - 'Props...Buflslo,.N. Y. '41.”: ’“M J~V§M l 1 Mrs. Adelaide Jone; is :“.‘l’ltlusi_\’ ill at her home in the Kilt-inbuilt place. The raising up of tho chinm l-f 11o- ‘nus Tribe will take place tonight. .04 Mrs. 11‘. B. Scoflcld of Scott hers. is confined to her 1101111: illness. 1'1)!"- 111111 *-4” I fined to his home for the past 11'1-ok ‘ is much better. 1 Miss Mary Chiz-hcstcl' of East Nur- walk spoilt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Samuel l‘uttlc on \Vesl Road. Mr. and Mrs. WHIttl' Siorling: of Cannon Statioh were guests of Mrs. Aaron linderhi‘tl. over the Wonk-end. Miss Mac Mallet of 9111111 Norwulk visited ovcr Sunday with her pal-exits, Mr. and Mrs. tleorgo llullcil of Smith's Ridge. —'"~ Mr; Albert 211111 was taken to the, Stamford Hospital. Saturday. suffcr-l ing with appendicitis. S111- is under the care of Dr. White. 1 The heavy rains 0f,1'1~stt:l'da_1' iiilcd many collars. In some plucmv it was- ncceasary to bring pumps into scr— vicv. to prevent putting our tires in hunters. t‘omtmulorc l’crly Council. .11.. \Vlll install its newly «111111-111 of— ‘ liccrs Friday ovellillg. District 1111111— ty Harri Stctcns and stall of Siam- 1l'ord will do this work U l‘. \. The N1~1gllborlv Sowing (‘iui1. m-it int the home of .1111... Al. 1.. Hoyt. 1111 1 Monday aftcrnoon. and 11.11-de a box 1 of useful articles for :1. poroon to tilt): icity who had met with reverses. lieul cslnlc Axum ll. ll. Mort- llun.j disposed of \‘osbury farm in Wcstl Norwnlk to Miss Abcarns of Yank-l era. and to P. z. 1‘hcsbro he has sold .thc Fred Thompson place at St-llt-ck‘s (Turner's. m WESTON Mr. and Mrs 11‘. (‘. l-‘crrla have to» turned to town. from Newbcrg. N. J. .. W’Mw ,1 A." l ANCES FURNITURE 00. 127-129 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK i FLO WE ROSES IN VARIETY ‘ 75c :1 (Ion-u and up. 1 Brides, Bridcmaids. Kilington's, .Sunburst, i’ink Killarney. White Kiilarncy. Taft. Stanley, Ward. Sctluwycr. liit'hmonds, .tnlcrican Beauties. Surat l’cau, Lilly of (I111 \'u'lt-_v, llnflodils, Nartdmssions, FISHNS FOR FERN DISHES LN .511qu or too large, solid us a t in Hun-in] care and attcntlon 21v 11 n for weddings and ctr. Always something doing in the cut R “NE (‘A “NAT“ 1V5 IX VA HIE'IT W. White- (‘l’lflllll'r‘Stfl :1 (11111111 and 1:;1 Enclmn:res=. i’ink Ell- .\.lr1=. War-.1, . \\'l1ilc l'-'r"v1;(-tl1111, tr'a lint- Bacon. Herald (1')» rod.) llyux-illrlw. Sini’lil’t. Garth-111:1», VAR II‘H‘Y. Uri-bids Violrtg, (nullity. sch to" and promptnms 1»- our watt-ll word. No ordcrs too I onlt-r. to FLORAL :mnnzclm-nls th'l’l us “a (inflame the tradc in prior and workmanship in our funeral dfi-‘lflllfi. South Norwalk Flower Co., 2 SOUTH MA] V STREET. 1 SAlJS or Boys SHOES Formerly price at $2. 511 and :3 NOW ONE DOLLAR While They Last. COnneally >81 Wlahington Slicer. high cut &Bracken Telephone 1412-2. and again taken 111’: tbrir rastdcncc at their former homo 111 11111 lovvcr Mrislt. '1i ' 1 ’ .. Albert Whitlock formerly of 111111- ton. but for many years a resident of Michigan. has been in town vislt- lng his brother. H. ll. Whltock, and sisII‘l'. Mrs. Adele 111111 of Valley Forge. Mr: Whitlock has also visltcd his sister. Mrs. A. P. Meeker. of Nor- ln rcaponsc to thc special inviia- . lion extended to the men of thc dts- ' trlcl by the supcrvisor. Mr. (lrcen anll tancher. Miss Flor-coco Banks. scvcn- teen gentlemen and six ladies visited 1 1the Middle School on Thursday and. Friday last and were so pleased with l lthetr visit that as one of them éx-i pressed it: “Furthcr sins of mnnllsion in this line shall not be laid at my door.“ Mrs. lrenc Downs died very nud- deniy. from a stroke of appoplcxy. on Sunday at the home of her brother. . Charles Barnes. where. she had been spending several weeks Mrs. Downs had been suffering from n complica- tion of (1111011395 [111 111 vcral months. liut‘wux able to be about, until her sudden demise on Sundav lately returned from :1 visit with relo- tives in Norw11lk.Thc lody was 1:1- ken to Norwnlk on blondav bv ln- dertaker Stannnrd. where the funeral will be held tod:11.tron1 the residence ' of her brother. Eds. 1rd “:11-.1195 Mrs l Idlntc family and is survived in- five brothers and onc slstm. STRMGIITFORWARD-- TESTIMONY 1 6[Many South Non-walk Citizens HaVO I Profiled By It. 1 i if you have backache. urinary trouillés. days of dizziness. headaches or nervousness. strike at thé seat of :the trouble. These are often the 1 symnoms of 11 eak kiducvs 11111911111 is grave danger in dr'lay Doan' s Kid- .ney Pills are especially prepared for kidnev ailments—are endorsed by over 30. 000 people Your neighbors l its merits in many tests. South Nor- .waik readers should take fresh cour- age in the» straightforward testimony of a South Norwalk citizen. Guaton Pitzer. barber, 32 North lMain street. South Norwalk. says: ‘1“My kidneys were disordered and ' caused mv back to ache. The passages lot the kidney secretions were un- lDoan's Kidney Pills restored 1119 to good health." Price 59¢..‘at all dealers. Don‘t simply ask for a kidney remedy—18f Donna Kidnap Pills—~11“ some that Mr. Pltzer had. FostehMllburn Co.. She had; ’ I'Schiali Music - Every Saturday Evening. (21111111111 Hotel Rathskeller NOTE—New EntranCe from Elizabeth St. minimum-unu-11-11111-1111111”.an ‘§' Cash In Pocket. Abcts an inclination to ‘npcnd.’ (‘ash 111 bunk 11111114111 11 orldc the amount of “the bahmcc. " and thins nix-ts an inclination to saw. Many n 1111111 helldcll toward a state of- cllronlc improvldcncc ill nloncy minim-s has been turned “right- uboul-fucc” by 1111- opening of a bank acmunt. We invite your “1‘00“!“ 110 nint- tcr how modest thi- hcglnuinz. 4 per ocnt lutcrcst Allowcu Savings Accounts The People’s Trust Company 0“ Repairing Glasses requires no less skill than to make them correctly in the first place. We are prepared to measure the pieces with absolute accuracy and to produce any lens brought to us. We retain the exclusive services of OCULISTS to examine eyes. .THAMER ocuusrs AND OPTICIANS. 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford,‘Conn. 11 :i“ Open 8st. Evenings. Est. 1897. A- lo-popiill babyvgtrl arrived at. the home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leary. of Bridgeport. this‘niomi‘n's.‘ Mutiny 1s a" Ilia of Postmaster Andi-airman. and both he and his wife are well W!“ ‘ ‘1” 9M :1, l: .1... "n.1,... . Davy’ . 50c TEAS ., Equal to most .60 cent grades. 60 S 81 H Stamps’ with each lb 4—...— 9...--- I 1 l l 1 l '0‘ 1 | | 1 1 1 l l l l l SALE ' N011r In Progress Louis Avrick POSTOFFICE BLOOK SOUTH NORWAI-K USE OARBORUNDUM SHARPENIN“ STONES." . Ladies’ _ illockey Skates With Slrap Heels 1.5! We have a fine line at Reasonable Prices CHAS.‘ E. DOW Albert 1). Morgan. Successor MARVIN BEACH TRACT. a Large'Plou (Shore From) 0. 1.1111113017111211. Agent. :55 Wishing“ 81.. so; No 1t «1-1.1;- «
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