cent exposure.
. ' life.
menON cANOV '
SOCIAL WHIRL Wag Freuh God Liven, with:
PEANUT enITTLe .,
MIXED CANDY ,, W o! tron.
conuucoPme .-
' , F. I. MEI, heist.
cmpv next-:73
CANDY cANss =9:
ERESH BAKED Goons
cur or cores. TEA , ’
cocosoa MILK. in fluid W. Klimond I
SANDWICHES. 5e
1...... m UNDERTAKER
I Wu“ new use HEN" 31111.01“
5 note- 27 WASHINGTON 81'.
Street. Tel. an... we”: house, 593.
To. Winemn 011111 win
whmmmnumottheSoum
Nor-wok Dray tomorrow afternoon
at 8:30 o'clock.
.—
. lye-l butler: men are 011 the look
out Our two clever home check men.
who hove been working successfully
in m Wynn. 3nd other
citing m swindlers are weli~dress-
all and moth talkers. and have been
pull; In relotlves oi Well-known
Cincinnati mufwturers, securing
can: fill merchandise in exi hange for
1 ' There was somewhat of a mixup to: m checks drawn on a Cincin
-A cully as the result or the death you! until I The local and other polite
“may 0' ““1” 3 CM” “ “1" manual the state have been torn
known painted and decorator of Nor‘
(01k. Conn. The names Norfolk and .th at tors.
Norwalk were confused and orders for
flowers and messages of condolence
_ were sent to this city. 1
The lingo "clock," noting the pro-
xr s oi'Athe Loyal Order of Moose
d for their new home, has been
removed from the front or the Memo
kemo Hotel.
. James Reyes, of Westport, was sent
’ M . ,over the road for a total of ninety days
\hy Judge Lockwood, this morning. on
”the charges of drunkenness and hide-
The court allotted 30
days on the former offense and 60 days
“ on the latter. Ofllcer Dorney arrested
Hayes dost night in front of the ABos-'
went preltmlnu-y examinations at the
A hands of Agent Allen Church, of Bos-
ton. at the South Norwalk postoml'e,
inn Lha'r atomization papers by
Judge June- H. Webb, in the Bridge-
port Superior Court, on next Tuesday
'ton Store a few minutes after 11 ,
o'clock applicants to he heard are 25 from!
' ___ ltuiy. to from Sweden. 34 from Aus-
Norwalk saloon keepers will be. "‘3 Honesty. and several from Finn—1
interested in the ploposed constito land, Mark ““5““ and Germnm
tlonnl amendment to prohibit the 11°C“ uttwneys Wl” appear "1 hehall
manufmture, compounding or sale of 0' "‘9‘" clints.
nic-coholi liquors in Conneolk 111, which: _
' has been offered in the House at:
Hartford. , An amendment. almost meat “it. 8‘ “1'1 “30151131
ldenthal 11s to 11 ording, was introduc. AW- wmnrfow from-3 to 6.
ed in the legislature of 1887, passed
along to the 1889 session, who in tutti m “‘1' "I“ prove ”‘9 “mg
relerred it to the p1~ople.Tl1e amend can] {0" hundreds of light 731% this
ment at that time, wnaA lost, 49,8".0'031118. for the mobile of Witness-
DBTSOITS Huh”; Sglilllfil "In a... 9379 for “3138 the Stadium Atlllfllc C‘llibfi 6X
S on 1' law
and 81. 1‘12 .3 electors not voting. “Lil-1°“ “51an Knnz. OT Shillll Nor
2‘... _ 1.1. ‘ ' “ ink. Ind A notes, or Danbury are:
~NOTICE. , inciteduied for the whirlwind windup;
The Bachelor Girls have postponed Bobby Gulf. of Brooklyn. and Young
their dance from Jan. 29 to Feb 5, at Shunuker oi sheepshend Hm. appear
Booduer's Hall. Iin the It: round semifinal: Young
il’ermno, of Bridgeport and Casey
. Jack Rose, of this city. has retum-. Ilennouoy. of Klondyke Club will go.
' ed to his home on Osborne avenue 81-ng rounds. and Eddie Gill and pew
s; ter a trip to Fall River, Mass, where ,Vllgll. at South Norwalk. am, 1!):-
he delivered his fifth lecture within M to bottle for six rounds. Man
a year, under the auspices of the Y Em Alexander Morton guarantees
M. C A, 30395 lectures ""3 becoming 1 one of the best exhibitions e1er seen;
nI'I immensely Wilma?- in many instancesm. Norualk. and the advance sale of
eager people being tumed away he tickets denotes a large attendance.
cause of the lack of accommodations.‘
“Not in the past twenty Tears," ro-i
" cently declared Rose. in speaking or ported to Dog Warden Thomas F.
. the change which hns’come into his Walsh. last Sunday a dog. supposed-
_ ‘were all my pleasures worth lily owned by a neighbor, attacked on
“Helngle moment of my present hippo-1mm! owned by W. H Andrews, of
Iness." ,3] (‘nnnon street, severely :biting the
‘ mothcdog, and killing three of a lit
. internal Revenue Collector Alberthi. ter of m,- puppies, carrying on’ in
Pohlman, of this city is busier than a m, mouth the fourth illill- The dogs,
‘ hive of proverbial bees these days. On .11 of yam. had been 3014‘ “We Very:
‘ Friday oi! this week those persons Valuable. and Warden Walsh has in-
, 1mm whom an income tax in extess' torcsted himsell'in the case The “Agar.
of their liability has been withheld.,den m written to Commissioner Jag.I
will have their last opportunity of (err o_ Phelps, Jr, of Hartford for?
, claiming a refund nithont going, ““me that a precedent may be;
through the process of instituting a Im‘mad in Norwaik bearing on the;
claim against the government As question whether the owner of a dog
——.....____
cine tax returns must be in the final I or dog could be compelled
day for claiming rebates is Friday of dam.”
this week the law calling For the filing
O: the claim not later than 30 days: The First Congregational Church of
prior to the date on which personal l Norwnlk will enter upon a new depar
I returns are filed ‘tln at its reaper service next Sunday.
hym- m The, chorus, will meet
in the Psi-int. house, at 3:45, for three-
qnarters of 'an hour instruction. then
. will be seated with the chair in the
‘ front smut o! the church auditorium
Hot-um or twenty-minute song ser~
vice. Whom the long service the
. pastor will give a brief address on
' , not. We; end instruotiVe topic.
The chit will senile the usual on-
their: III! the service will close,
prelim It ‘30. This promises to.
he a m stimuli" serviceend all are3
M invited to (some to the par-
" . . in ”next 311nm. at 3: 45. and
into the mum or First Church.
Tin; BANK or» ssnvicr.
‘ 'l'liejManroi 'the'ilour
Vwith his complex duties knows
tint one or the effective sam-
.zusrdt ls—
Payment by Check
It sounds against loss .1111 error
.1111, alimys provides a proper re-
eeipt.
111111111 People,
:flilflnliteluduntuotom
immanent:
.\-. \
m.
wmn APPROPRIATION or
“ m Iron coder CLERKS
“ mm Jan. tea-In bill intro
.0. Ind-nuts: Klattullows nn- lip.-
iflled wmi a complete description or
Thole foreign born residents of .\or- .
walk. who desire ,to take out citizen :
ship upon, and who recently under- '
will the heard on bile matter of secur» A
morning, It 9:45 o'clock. Among the;
~Meet your friends at the improve. ‘
. --—---- l
A peculiar oocumnce has been re‘
2 CLEARANCE MALE OF
WINTER GARMENT?
Nothing reserved—every Su t, Cost, Dress Shirt, Waist. Fur—must
Prices to suit every purchaser;
. March is the date on which all 111., which has inflicted injuries on anoth I
to Day;
A chant group will be formed under:
, :_. L competent leudorshlp,to sin'E hymnsi
‘ and to metre truining in the art of.
it I “1’. I
RAYMOND
Cumin , runes
South Norwalk
“nuns [N \‘AItllAn‘Y
751- u down and up.
Brides, llridemaids, Kilington's.
.Sunhurst, Pink Killorney,
White Killarney, Taft. Stanley,
Ward. Schawyer, lticlimonds.
Atncricun Beauties.
Sno. Ii Ms, Lilly at tho \ullt‘)’.
Duilodils, . “missions,
for weddings and etc.
8
designs.
i
than ever before.
l
l NIGHT GOWNS, made up,
1
Other articles such as'
1
1
TheN. E.
U WASHINGTON ITIIEIT.
. _ murmur-x-“ mm. a». a}. 1»! .-
Always something doing 1n the cut
FLOWER LINE
FRILVH IAVOR FERN DISHES LY VARIETY.
Quality, sunk-i.- and promptnms is our watch-word. No orders too
small or too large. send us II trial order-
Emit-(rial euro and attention given to lA‘hORAi. nrrnngoitlcnts such as
“'1: challenge the undo in prior and workmanship in'our lulu-ml
5 South Norwalk Flower C0.,
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
“Royal Society” Needlework
New 1915 IDesigns
\\'onh-n who like to embroider pretty things are :11—
u'nys interested in the “Royal Sour-ty”
Patterns this year offer a broardcr
WAISTS of fine lingerie materials
LAWN DRESSING SACQUES.
BOUDOIR CAPS, to match.
COMBINATION SUITS, new styles.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, (1 months to 6 years,
PILLOW CASES 111 many designs
Centerpieces.
Doylics, Luncheon Sets, Guest
Urcssu Scott's, Pin Cushions and a large collection of I11-
1‘: 111ts' Wear are here 111 great variety
\1111111i1er of finished pieces of the above are being
\lum 11 at very moderate prices.
. ”my. .0:—
I l i it
buy the genuine JED‘DOACGM
from
BROTHERS
F-O-R
andBlankeh
go to
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
- Phone. 446
WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
(f.\ll.\‘.\1‘lil\'s IS VARIETY
501' a dozen and up
White Enchaniress.u Pink En~
chuntrcss, Mrs. Ward, Baron,
White Puri'eotion, Herald (ex-
tra lino red.)
h'milnx. Orr-hills
Violets.
llyavim-ihi.
(Sll‘dt'llltks,
Goods.
hold for choosing
of line uninsook.
Scarf s,
'l'owcls
Library
Bath '
Towels,
Ryan Co.
IOUTH NORWALK.
my alumna ,
«and tho— i
rsnsmerncmc
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
TN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915
Rules and Terms
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
J. M. Layton 81 Co., inc.
REAL IETATE
5 Railroad Ave.
INSURANCE
South NONI“. i
The 11'... 811/1111. '
Electrical (10
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
PM». 805—50 do. Main 81-.
So Norwllk Music Hall Block
Red Oak
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone 441
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
I C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
1 155 Wuhington St., So. Norwaik. 2
iUSE CARBORUNDUM SHARPENING
STONES. "
Spark Screens;
Andirons and;!
Fire sets. 3
I{CHAS E. DOW
Albert ll. Morgan.
Successor
' Great
Reductions
go, regardless of cost. ON ALL
. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
, _ . 3'3 So. Main 5‘, new AND secouo-Hmo.
_ _ . South Norwalk~ M. GUTKOWSI‘SY,
. Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST.
1. , , ,.
cmmrrrm: xow nmonocunn ' “l0" ~ -_ '
on" own. SERVICE . , Ave" “E B . S "l” The New SCIence
' WSW“!- cmflkfls DEFINITION or cmnornsc'na.
ludicunry (hinmiittoc \\' ill Moot \unin
Today in Hope of Settling
Mutter.
HARTFORD, Jun. 28.——-It was
learned today that the Judiciary oom-
miitce is pretty “oil deadlocked on
i
gaming the chil sorvmo.
There is a very strong pressure he
Aing employed upon the committee to
get it to repeal the law entirely.
cuned under it is for in excess of
what it use to be in the old way.
There are also various propositions
to amend the 111w. Some oi.’ them
would possibly wipe out the civil ser-
\ice commission altogether. Others
propose to restore the power of re-
moval to all department heads.
It is understood that the commit-
tee is to hold another meeting this.
afternoon and there is some hope
that grounds for uh ugi'éement may
. be‘ reached At present t looks reth-
' er a hopeless proposlt on. but the
wiser heads believe. they Will be labia
to get something into shape Deidre
long.
NWO “MASTERS ARE M’Pom'i‘
" wtsniuorou m at. “diam
‘unwtvo mm this: nut-plan reo- '-
utfl»
_ crowded IIIthe appointment of Dav
' To-nighti
the proposition to amend the law ie— ;
It is claimed that the expense in-'
, seated food, which souls and laments
Clean Your Bowel- and
End Headach‘u. Golds, Sour Stom- :
. ach.
Get a ill-cent box now
Furred Tongue. 'Bad Colds, Indiges-
‘ tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches come iron: at terpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to'hecome titled with undi-
llike garbage in n swiil barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-«in-
digestion, foul gases. bad breath, yel-
low skin, mental rears. everything
that is horrible and ususenting.. A
‘ Cancel-9t tonight will livo youwconsti-
patted bowels is thorough cleansing
and straighten you out by moonlit
They Work while you 51is 10:
cent bur. trout your main will keep
you 1.91111; tout! lor- months. Mil.
lions 01.111111; and Women trite 11' Cu;
1.1.11.1. now and then to keep "their
stomach liver. and bowels regulated,
. m umr know i Wilma autumn
Don't forget the chimera-their l *
_ Chiropractic is the dennttlon o! the
calm. oi thp diseaseontll them or
adjusting the me. .Diseuo is can.
iterates pinched amen sud mom in
stealth in the dluorent or” am!
in
Chiropractors restore the cause 01
1mm and vein, health is restored
through Machining the none on
m In your hedy lent-lo unusu-
rive: meets) ittention: also cum»
tan or the spine. You will never to
on hiring the Chirmmctor o chance
to help you.
lunatic treatment.- given also.
T. Francis, D. C
to Washington at. as. NeMIk. con-1.
Gimme from Mar Well to!)
t.
nun 1111911 Keeplfleli
dome hero 'uufd select your favorite
hot it may be. All noun...
ed. by s wrench. twist or Ipruln in ‘
the book. Even if done In ohtldhooa _
II it 0111': 11111111111 is used
The best things are com
the assortment is good.”
All winter goods must be
at these prices.
$8.50 Suits and Overcoals
$12.00 Suits and overcome. . .
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats. . .
$18.00 Suits and Overcoats. . .
$20.00 Suits and Overcoats. . .
$25.00 Suits and ()vercoats. . .
$30.00 Suits and Overcoats. ..
AGE 6 TO
$3. 50 Suits .............
$5. 00 Suits .................
$6.00 Suits .................
$8. 50 Suits .................
$10 Suits ...................
SIOI Coats reduced to .......
Rogers 8:
Norwalk,
our lied Tau Saleils one grand parade oi bargains
, in Men’s and Boy’s Clem, flats and Furnishings.
Men’s Suits and overcoais
Boy’s Suits and Overcoats
MEN’S RAIN COATS.
last-Cone in now while
cleared out. Just look
.................... 33,35
.................... 37.35
.............. I. . . . $10.85 ,
.................. $12.35
.................. $14.35
.................. $18.85
.................. $22.35
18 YEARS.
.................... $2 45
.................... $3.35
.................... $4 35
6. 85
.................... $7 35
.................... $6.85"
Stevens
So. Norwalk
Sweaters
_ :\ low Odd
chntcrs for
children.
Women's $3.98 reduced
in Wool
11111111111 and
«151-;
i
to ................. _$2.oo ‘
Women's $4.98 reduced
to ................. $3.98
Women's $5.98 reduced
to ............... . .. $4.98
Lhildrcns N31 v Blue only,
$108 reduced to . . . . $I LOO
J .I. MALLETTE
M k
.
SALE :-: ’»
Now In . ‘3
Progress
Louis AvriCk'
rosTokrtos BLOCK . , .
. soon-1 NORWALMI
m .
,s. NORWALK
l
1
., Your Garage
seat 11 with GAS
iieient garage heater,
updated by gas, now
on the market '
No mm 11111119 with
your car 11 cold Weather.
i
”WI-
uenl 1.1 lull lulu-nation
. i
IWW.—.—I._~—_ "
.. hurled Electric
ATTRACTIVE outrun;
in Commercial
Stationery
tor the (Mike and Gener-
, :1] use.
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Mam
PHONE 914
a
u
There lsa very ol-]
3
5 Long Clams opened at the
LET YOUR-OCULIST BE YOUR
EYE PHYSICIAN!
An examination by our counter,
a skilled physician, is free at
charge.
He will advise you if you need
glasses.
THAMER’
OCU LISTS AND OAPTICIANS.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
F. S LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best P'rlgcel
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 907
. All Coats, Suits
Dresses and Furs;
AAT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
{The Little 81101)
K. AND A cILAVEN,
55 NORTH MAIN ,ST.
Long Island Escallop's .. 3116.91
Sea E'sCallops .. . . . . . . . 60c qti.
market socqt.
Fresh, Salt, Smoked and Canned
Fish.
Long and Round Cl'aiiis
Rockaway and Princess Bay
1 f 1, stttreI .,
Norwalk Chronicler