l‘
..
you mount mow.
m 1 disco: more than
ll this county. have tailed 'or mention-
OI“? business. To LIVE and mint
rial impunity a com: nut have
I'd-butane hook up accolades-M
mhpdbokovertberewueesolme
91, the complaint represented by us
and then pick a big substantial coin-
only that you can depend .on in tin-
. at trouble ,It cosmos more to insure
i”;
i.
v i
l
.
.
,1,
.m’“
;
- , 01', his wife.
' "with breach of the petite, using abu-
" promised legislation was ,
" because ‘the'commlsslo'nérs now un-
' der the charter doin'ot have to' abide
' 'by the district‘s vote on matters.
tiarulaoodcoapsny.
I‘ay IOr & Gol
,QSOUTH NORWALK T
BUILDING,
Requests of the Danbury 8: Bethel
Street Railway 00., end the Danbury
& New Milford Electric Railway Co.
for extension of time for construction
previously authorized have been pre-
sented in the general assembly.
4...... ———-
J. T, Prowitt, of Elmcrest, is report-
- _ ed as having recovered successfully
from his operation of a week ago at
St, Francis Hospital, N. Y. Mr. Prow-
itt's ailment was of extraordinary rsre.
nose and his case has interested the
medical profession intensely.
milmihrollas and Mourning Bands.
O'Brien's.
Attorney John J, Cuneo, of this
city, yesterday in Bridgeport secured
a decree of divorce for R. Renzulll.
of Norwalh, from his wile. Maris.
“this is the first divorce or an ltallan
couple that [lawyer Cuneo. whose
‘ clientel among this class is extensive,
has or er been called upon to secure,
it being rm incident for an italian
t9 sue tor littered
Mahdi m It} semi innit
on .mni them out by the prose
color on complaint); Mrs Montgom-
The husband is charged
sive language and drunkenness. Both
cases were tried by Judge Lockwood
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
There seems to be considerable
mystery as to who Is responsible for
the validating Act introduced into the
legislature byhenator H. E. Bishop.
The bill it passed would give to the
. vote of the b‘irst -Dlst‘rlct ‘neetlngvthe
it is reported that this
suggested
”tot-be bi 'la‘w. ,'
THE PROBLEM OF THE UNEM-
PLOYED,
The rector of Grace Parish has heen
asked to preach on “The Problem of
the Unemployed " and will comply
with the request at the 10: 30 service
tomorrow. '
.4:
“FULL POUND—
' FRESH ASSORTED
I 1 3- , ,DHlOCOLATES‘.
“ ‘r
I
25¢.
,4 Stillson-Powcll Corporation
8:} WASHINGTON STREET
Made on
FEB
FEB.
,the jimmm 409nm. armhole
‘The‘ bride looked charming in a. trav—
‘ scc her once again and to wish her
. rtvinx,.fnsh undateen (ruin a night-
~ siren“
' sat’ally, binned. its was slewing on
a .cot drawnclose to a. red-hot stgve.
-~- ,— 'Wfif'w" WWW-“PW
East India Te
Miaine Potatoes, the finest, 1 pk”
Smoked Shoulders, Armour's and Swifts
—._.....-
Min Marjorie Isabel Benton. form
erly of Norwaili, but for the out twa
years a "linden: qt Weedsport, N. Y.
and Earle Leslie Rising, son of Mr.
wig MN..CI1arles Rising, 6! Auburn.
New ngk, were married last evening
at 5 eclock at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Charles Whitman .0! ‘30 Jack—
son Street. Weedsport. by .the Rev.
George Hutchlmgs. The ceremony
was witnessed by only a few close
friends and relatives of the couple
cling dress of green The house was
tilj decorated with pink and
60$ 3 find the s enc was it pretty
one After the ceremony. the couple
received the congratulations of the
{watering and later a wedding sup-
per was served. Shortly after the
couple left for Syracuse. N. Y., and
this morning )paried for this city,
and they will arrive this alteration to
spend two weeks with relatives and
friends. Miss Bouton has many
friends here who will be happy to
many years of happy wedded lite.
Forthe past year, Miss liouton has
”on clerk in the Weedsport post of-
fice, having passed the civil service
examination. Mr. Rising is a young
business man of Auburn, being inter-
estcd in the Sun Grocery Company.
He is a member of the Independent
('ll‘d"? of Odd Fellows of that place
it'linds in town received announce~
merits of the wedding today.
Slilllll INKS Silllllll’
[IEVEN HilllllS
nmic who would nrcdlct
t-V,"ltoflt would end.
At 9 o’clock Smuior Smoot had
finished his eleventh hour of contin-
uous speaking and was declining of-
fers or Republican arrivals for a
rest. ills colleague, Senator Suther-
land, entered the chamber armed
with twelve heavy volumes from the
Congressional Library, from which
he was prepared to make it long iev
gal argument which would require
much “reading from decisions.
Between sentences Senator Smoot
took a breakfast of milk brought by
colleagues from the Senate cats, and
said he was not yet tired of speak-
lug.
in the vice-president‘s chair sat
Senator lions watching for the op-
portunity to drop the gavel and on
when tho
down in the seats of the chamber
new Republican sentinel: began at-
.«At 9: 26 Séputor Bmoot yielded to
sanctum season 3M aunts!
molten. continuously «Ir «liven limiting,
and «hire-mt. want», 0
3MALL FIRE; IIN DICKERMAN
BLOCK. '
man Block, .on Washington street, at
noon today, had an extremely narrow
escape from being seriously, if not
.The mood—penal, ..'ln: the. no: ‘ or ,the
communicated to the bedding. when
Mr. Price awoke he tound his bed in
flames. An alarm was sent into the
Central Station, and the small fire
was readily extinguished. ,Ii‘ortun'ate-
ly Mr, Price was unharmed.
A very large shipment of VictrOla
Records received this morning. Now
is the time-to get that record y0u
have been looking tor. Donnelly’s Is
the place ,t’
Davey’s
50c, TEAS
grades. 60 S 8: H
DEPOSITS
WilI draw interest from
SAFE DEPOSIT AND
STORAGE VAULTS
Stamps with each lb
or before
5 TH "1
lsT
‘ \
dor the had—fought tor roll call. flint .
James Price, living In_ the Dimer-
stove, caught tire, and the dairies
Equal to most 60 cent f
' ‘ rosin Clerk antenna Smith
.. titres and rocks '00 arrive in the city
. tomorrow. They "liversw sent to Bridge-
Best Creamery Butter ......
125 Washington St.
Good Table Butter ........
East India Tea Company
31
b‘
IJIHI
t
.......... 18¢ r
lZ/zélb-
..................... 3%").
......... 30¢ lb.
Phone 371'.
Didyou
”ThoCh-rge.
n
.... . A
Dramatic War Story
mwonder how a IIIIII feals' in
his first Mhtde'? W. Douglas Newton I sooty,
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for February
Iothemoetvivid pictured whatwumquu
totheindividualmnnthutwehaver-dmce
Stephan Crane'o ”Rod
While it is essentially a man's story.
«rethink the women will like it. too.
Aryans-We
l5c it copy
James Donnelly
SOUTH NORW
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of Courage."
ALK, CON N
‘ NORTH ‘MMN‘STMITr
Victor Victrola,
> For all musical occasions, entertain-
,mcntsorintorma‘idanounthomoor
, for more promotions sodal'ctcnto.
; The vrcnoa vwrnom will with
Juno yourhomethe int-sic oiui cue
mmmmmmwmu
I and an be pom-M131! EASY pay-
mmuummuwrwm
A. J. Collins 00.?
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMIALAERS.
“I...
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sou'rs NORWALK '3 ,
CLEARANCE SALE or ?
WINTER GA RMENTS
Nothing reserved—every Su t. Coat. Dress Shirt. Waist, Fur—must
go, regardless of cost. Prices to suit every purchaser.
THE PARIS
-33, So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
”I- ”I-
FIRE
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.r 1'71.» w/
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Air/a auxin/-1- it'l- "H/r;
...._ , ......
_, —-—Notlce. Junk orders intended for
William Enron. should be telephoned
to Samuel Jsiie. successor. Call 499.
97 Fort street.
. is
abet-ting his new allies and vault iix-
port by mistake, and to now suppos
i 1' ed to be on the way to shuth'Norwalli,
“‘\“‘\““““““““.‘\‘.‘ -\W_W ‘\“- ‘A‘\.\
a a U,‘,. Div, I U/a/vrn', v. U "M v . nim'm a.
' Dollar Does Work 0i Two
. ~ and even more in some cases
at this long to hei‘iremeinbered
which continues only it) DAYS WIRE
Norwalli Furniture House
~ 14-16 Wall St“ Tel. 44.
‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\. ‘
. in New HoVsn county. whose term is
, 1/0/15
‘\‘\‘\‘
‘1
SALE
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1-}! fig a}
1,11.
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Norwalk.
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INTERI‘STIT imam BY TEL
COUNTY ‘COMMleSiQNERS. '
HARTFORD, Jan. 9.0 winqulry by
County Commissioner Janice It.
L‘loonan. the Democratic incumbent
ending has developed the loot that‘
whereas In Hartford county the fc'os
of $1 each (or 9aeoutlng bonds of
liquor licenses
tween the thié no
commissioners.
titr as he- was coneern .
an is endeavoring ace
give been divided be- p
1
such arrangement ii'as. been In force .
In New Haven county, at least so ‘ -
Mr. Gloom 1
36
3 8.09 “
16.00 “
‘0
A NH 090 Plow“;
6‘
I0. 09
66
sarcasm, JAN. 30, ms "
99A? Y £t.l£il}i'tv '
...., .
‘STELRLI'NG’SA
Y ,f EB? UARY
FURNITURE SALE
2070 * OF F
80c Will Do What $1 Formerly “Did.
Sale Starting Sat, Jan. 30, Ending Feb. ’15
livery Piece oi Goods has our Regular low Price Marked on in Plain .
, ‘ Figures, You Select the (lands you Want and Ileiluct
. 20 per cent From Your Purchase.
All. NEW. CLEAN, RELIABIE cousruucmu MERCHANDISE.
20% OFF Furniture, Bedding, Rugs,
Ranges, Heaters
80cwlllbuy $1.00 worth
$32.00 will buy: 40.00 worth
II
64.00
80.00 - 9‘
“ Co
780.00 ‘
' 100.00
to 66
FREE STORAGE .- V, ,
Future Brides Wishing to Select Furniture tor I’ilture use. we will Store ‘
~ flee name.
“Salient 1-2 Oil to Millie a can Biomass
FREE llBJVI-IRY EVERYWHERE.
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
Clifford. Hotel 5
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza
both Street.
U Ilavé’ Trees in Trim
-—LET_ US DO IT—
Beaup aln & Saunders
ApRBORCUIlTUBlSTS.
SOUTH} NORV'ALP
__ f" Bur
Hazelton
Goal
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co,l
run. :20. i2: wsuit n. ;
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
‘ , Smith, ,Uniisrwood.
CONN.
um}! err.-
u
- Remington; nil othe'rzk .
molten. sold, rented,‘
COX
East Norwalk, Ct.
The Right
Junk Dealer
Mrs. Smith—“Look at all that in:
and I only received 30c"
Mrs. Jones—-“Why that was not Et-
tron. 3 Rewan street, V
the man. You should look on the wa- ,
gun as I do and make sure. He pays
lo a lb. tor rage, best prices pair for
rubbers, metals and feather beds "
Tel. 441—95 send postal,—-—3 Rowan 8t.
Don't believe
' i
Have stepped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street, where i will conduct1
a First Class Plumbing Establishment.
H. A. HEGELEIN,
Phone 1129-12.
FURNITURE:
. COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
II it’s Kitchen Ware
We llave li.
Enameled and Aluminum Cooking
Utensils, Iron and Soapstone Griddles.
Iron Pots. Wsifle Irons, Wire Goods,
Crockery, Lamp Goods, Etc.
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 10692. Prompt Delivery
Brand’s "Window
, See the open prices on Watches;
Clocks, Jewelryfi‘*0ptlcal Goods. ‘
Well-known remir huslntss on Jew-
elry. Watchesi and Optical Goods.
LOOK LN BRAND'S WINDOW -
0138 “Washington so, So. Norwalk
Green Stamps Given On All Repatr-
Work.
LADIES com
$5 00
sis-520 925 values 1:.
Norwalk Chronicler