vi
u, ID'W
common»
CANDY nexus
canny can”
: . Faun 1111de
cup or com. vn
cocoa on snug u
enormous, 5e
[Qt-'8 we"-
82 Walnut!!!
Street. "
tr e.
W'
.. 'G- . l
0,. l1 8 I,
‘ hits. I Milton Cdburn, of Colonial
Cottage. spent Sunday with Mr sndN
Mts. Harrie C. Coburn, of Brookfleldu 3
1
Miss Pauline Soholowska of this city
and William A. Car-others of Norwaia
were married here, Jan. 13,—Stnmi'ord
1 Advocate. ,
Miss Roxina Ballard, of Norwalk, is
spending a few days in Bethel as the
» 'guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Hanna
of 103 South street.
Miss lneg i‘rot‘ut, oi‘ South Noi'waik
formerly of liethcl. spent the week- end
with Miss Anna
Plain in that village.
Mrs. Mlddiebruuk and her daughter
Bessie, oi Norwnlh. visited with rela~
tires on Atlantic street last evening.»—
Staniford Advocnto
The Croton river. which furnishes
" to New York the greater part of the
water consumed I11 its limits. was
nameth'or an ’llldlall chief.
I.icutenantGovernor Clifford B,
Wilson and Mrs. Wilson of Bridge
11011 11 ill spend three time of every
week at the Hotel Bond, in Hartford,
beginning Tucson;
“"0111 w receheli. In South Nor—
”Minimum ween; ihdt‘ aMau'ghtci- 'g'li'ed“
been bonut'o Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gormsn. The happy mother was Miss
I Florence Brennan, “who formerly lived
in this city. nnd'has'inuny friends
here.
The second meeting of the llriar-
clin’ society of )onnectlcut. which
was organized January it, the
home of Mrs.
in New Haven, will we held in Hart—
~ ford at noon Tuesday, at the home
of. Miss Ali‘rancos Dunhnm. treasurer.
All the members of the organiza-
tion, which consists of former pu-
pils ,ol'Mrs. Mary Dow at liriarclit‘f
Mentor, X. -13., are expected to be
prelim}.
ill
'\Vhen the hearing upon the (‘lllllll of
111. Linsly Johnson, trustee. against the
l1lawcs,_ von' Gal 00.. adjourned Fri—
:day afternoon. it was until next Fri.
"day. In Donbury, Friday‘s session was
taken 11p largely with evidence by
Erastus 'I‘. Hearse, of Chatham. N, Y...
in relation to the execution of 11 pow1—
er of attorney from Benjamin Howes‘
_ to Thomas E. Homes, and the expected
examination of books was not reached
Agra. Thomas 1.. Reilly of Merlden,
wife- of Cbngressnmrhlloilly of Cuil~
necticut. was the guest of honor
Thursday afternoon at a bridge gi1en
by Mrs John Hall Stephen at her
charming residence in W ashington:
110. Mrs.
Representative; Stevens of Texas
: Guests train allover the United States
.were present.
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:THE BANK OF SERVICE
"A- limiting 1110001111! 7
’will 'pr'om'otc '51)!“ credit and
create V11 good impression. How
pleasant it is. to say—enclosed
Please Find Check
A checking account: not 0111'
helps your credit—- but it is th
correct way to settlo. .ltll “n
counts. 1
A omitting Account
' it an avionics itnot mama .
Wants: of the person; GE!
and let us give you other:
good reasons aloout a check}:
book. : 1
,1
Sumo ' Subscript-
~1me commit
1have
1bridge and will spend the remainder
. Norwalk last week, with mortgages of
, real estate, and mortgages of $9,471.
planned for yesterday
Wheeler of Grassy ,
Nwerc iiol Informed,
-ington street, Saturday night, attack-
H. Stuart Hotchkiss. '
Stephens is the xvite’or
new age news some
21 wmmcrou $112“ - :i
., omen. 11100.3, itoul, ”a,“
Invitations are out for a noose next
Saturday evening at Grace m1
Hall to be given by Mrs. William,
Lauder, of France street, .8."
Victor McCluskey has returned to.
Washington, 1) C.. after spending sev
oral day: with Mr. and Mrs. William P
,Ward. at Washington street;
—-—w— H. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8.
closed 'their home at.
Ateneu .
Stock:
of the winter in New Haven.
Nine sales of property took place ill
$13,100. For the last week of January,-
1914, there were thirteen transfers oi"
The change in the vespor service;
at the First:
Congregational Church was postpon-3
ed until next Sunday on account otN
the storm, and also because of the i11-i
disposition oi the pastor, Rev. Erucst§
l“. Motlrogor. N
_.._____ . 1‘
Local Postmastors received word to:
tiny that there have been large trsuds'
perpetrated througout. the country-1113‘
use of false money orders drawn up-
on Baltimore. Wheihcr there are any
Norwalh victims, the postal officials
Mr. and Mrs. Louis llerka, '0! ll
Railroad avenue. have informed the‘
police that Miles ljezzolez. 01' 72 Wash N
ed Alex. Pawlak, of 15 Day street, Mr.‘
walak receiving a 111,111, eve duinr
tho scuttle \TheV. co’titplainauts “erb'
retort-fr] tn the mrosct‘u '“fiV attornct.
W“ 1’
"Expansive irouble 11,1. exocrienced
during the :storm last night with the
uptown fire "alarm system Several 111‘,
the wires crossed with those oi the
Connecticut Company. burning out one'
of the boxes. The repairs \vilI probn-
bly cost the tire department consider.
able.
ICHIJLDREN’S COATS
:1}[0V W COffIN JR “Xi; The :Rew Science
1
1 & VoIIi
_ co.
m. ot'IIy'rBuy W
:Lzovtuuu. mop
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In the Tm
AUTO QUPPLIIO
Mon. q 1.0. Main It»
So. Mom In. Mode Halt .h‘k-
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-Wp~n~*~r arm} '
BARGAINS:
A. Dickennan 8: Son.
South Norwalk Phone. 446
WE GIVE? SAND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
—_=———--—1‘ :. ;. i--———————-—'
‘bums clean and gives plenty
11
Red, Oak
coax.
We ”Vi" place on sale tomorrow 25;
cloth suits. Valued up to $6.95
on sale at $4.95
. i“
of heat. ’ '
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Roman St. Phone 441
wntsrs- ,
New Models
1
.\ it'hnibcr of' high-class L'rcpc dc Chine \\'aist3, i11tm~ 1
ducing the new collars, some attractively hand ciiiliroitlcr~ §
cd, mostly long sleeves, high and low necks. N
PRICES $1.93, $2.08 “1135,00
jAP SILK WAISTS-«Smart
fronts. low neck, long sleeves.
models. embroidered
Phono 419.
r
‘ t
Creel
Sensation Sale
ON ALL 1
11008511014: oooos
new Allin SECOND-HAND. ,
M ousxowsxv.
1 37 NORTH MAIN er.
Spccial . . . . . . .. $1.00 N
TIPPERARY RUFFLINGS.
(if 1101, lawn and lace iii a variety of dainty 'stylcs,
PRICE 25¢ YARD
The N. E. Ryan C0. 1
M WASHINGTON BTRIET. IOUTH NORWALK.
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INSURANCE. -
.‘(K'Adt‘llh Plato Gloss.
‘Worluonn‘n (ionuiousiitltm. Liabil-
it), Marine and. Automobile.
Fun-t yrllmuls. ,
Ntmtrlos Public.
Flrt'. lilft‘.
_ l-‘trnmshlp Tlckcts. 1'
.l. M. Layton 8: (20., lac. i
1 REAL ESTATE AND lilfix'l'fi.
"(’1 Railroad Aw. so. Norwolk I .
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiroprsotlo to” the definition.“ uni
We 0:613:11de ”i 1N}
‘tdiuatiux the some. Disable to cute
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back Even it done in childhood}
1 it creates pinched nerves end min in 4
inner life in the (118th men: anal
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and 11111111111115:
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I Ionic 'I‘cl.~«5t 1- 1,2.
LADY ATTENDANT,
Chlroprsctorl remove the come at
dllelle out pain, hulth is restored
through harmonizing the nerve 1in1
tom- In your body. Female trauma;
JNciven special attention; also earn
Miss Hazel llritto, or this t'lt)’,_N
N Euro of maritime. You will never re
oompalucd to 1110. police that it strange '
Italian, Sutuidny night. followed her}
trom downtown to upper \‘orw.oll1
When she refused to converse with;
him, Miss Britto' states he grabbed
her hand-bag and disappeared. There
was very little of value in his purse
at the time.
The Steam t'antll bout. Aug. l)9lll-;
110st, was sold at auction at MiddloV
town today bv Deputy United States
=.\larshal Timothy E. llnwley for $100]
the bidder being Watson A Fish. 'l'he'N
tonal boat ~-1\'ortl1'severnl times the'
price is sold toi‘—-—was Ilbcled in an
Nattion lVVIy \‘t allace Schumacker to {‘01-
. lctt a claim of $83. 50 for services. The
expenses 01 procedure are charged at'
3150. ,1
The chief of police 01' Pottsdon,'
«Pennsylxauia, yesterday ‘plioncd
Chief William R. Pennington that
Louis “Buck" 'l‘impsbn, whose iather'
resides in South Norwtilk,'1vas condo-1
ed in a hospital in Pottsdon in a dc-
mcnted condition. According to thc'V
vpolice this is a favorite stunt oi Mr_'
In“ giving the Uhlrppmtor s 01mm 1
to help you.
, Magnetic treatments aim the.
: T. F ranms, D. C.
1 M Wthlnaton 8%.. 8o. Norwolk Conn .
0 a '1 ' i Graduate tron: Pointer School. In.
. 1 discoverer ‘
‘5
Period Teeth
1111i 'cxposctl to the weather.
iiivcs best satisfaction to buy-
(in
or. lit-st quality of coal
'lllillil in all sizes.
(“Ind coal 1.1“ discharged: and
.1 ' 1 ,
loaded niitoiiintically. 711115
iiicnns prompt dclivcry.‘
Harris 8: Guns 1
Crown and bridge work is my and
2.3111111 can patch up your old tooth
'l‘impson as on various other occa-i
. Nor replace them by artificial so they
' ,cannot be told from yoin- own; I
Lsicns the authorities have been advis :
ed he was in .the hospital. TheNpo-l
guarantee perfect ‘work and absolute
lice, in a letter, advised the PottsdonV
youthorities that Mr. ’I‘Impson was unw':
, doubtedly “Smiling."
Governor Marcus- H. Holcomb will:
be present at the annual reception-1’
Second Regiment armory in' New
Haven, Wednesday evening, February
10. The elaborate decorations 'used
for the tale junior prom on the pre-
.t'oding' evening will be left in place
for the event? A reception for Gov
Vivith. .
and militni y ball of the Second cum- , .
' pony. Governor's Foot Guard, at the'
1' 1 Open Set. smooths. (conical
EYESTRAIN' A'T SCHOOL!
Poor~vislon and‘attempts to see
cause the child to assume; faulty
positions. As a result. breathing
and circulation are interfered,
satisfaction. Call on me for tree con-'3
sultation.V , _ ' ' - '
HOURS—8 a. m. to 9 p. tn.
Sunday: by appointment.
Dr. J. H. Mallety
Our OC'ULIST. will examine them ' 1“ 3'0 MAIN 3.". 8'0 NORWAL'K.
, . , _) . . ,, 2 ,
and advise you on this matter. '
THAMER:
ocuusvs moor-nouns. " l Y n! 1-11: nu :
87 A“. a - .'1'-‘,'St' :c . . on o y 'need w. s It no: or
an a Square” amford. 01111 phone” to S'a'inu'el' latte: successor to
. W'm. Eif'ron, .1111 you. will get. 11 ro'sdy‘
itterrier Holcomb. will be given from 8
,to 9 oclmk,__tollowed1by a 'ibalm'li'o'n
review and parade, with dancing until
1 ' " thoV music 11gb y.
'Ct'tp'tiin‘
:9... "
Long 'Island Escallops .._5oc1qt.
04?
Sea Escallops ”1...“,
long Clams opened at the
Fresh, Salt; Smoked and Canned
'Y1Fislt .
......._;=... t
market 40¢ qt':
tots-1*.
’ 111nm .. N
'hand all the time.-
' 11'1'III'0nl0 lmproviglmrce
The Elsani Studio
”‘41 1:001:11 MAIN s‘rnasr.
Cabinet Folders ........$4 per dozen‘
For a showtime .... . . .32 per dozen;
Carbonstteo .. ..... .5125 per dozen
Now ONLY 75¢ per dozen:
CIDME QUICK. l
... uh-..» ...'.;
y...
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcanizing to me
Best work and cheapest prlceI‘
A full line of tires and tubes on;
Work called 'V
for and delivered.
We’re overloaded with Overcoats—Come in and.
- give us a, [lit and we will give you an .
ovutcoAr AT 11111.1 11101, i
That: arc all styles and leCx' in tho loin-()11crvozltsdot“,
Dress, Business and I)r'1v111u—~f:1ncv mi\turo' ‘\'omccof ’
tlicscittt \tiv hnc coats 111 'ulc I1_\ Hurt, Schnit'nt-i and Mitt!
()m~llz1li ilittl'
regular privc. 1 1
\\ 1 11101111 1 1:1: 1111.11 11c 53} «11 wacoais (ll
$25 0vercoats $12.50 1
$20 0verc0ais $10.00 '
$15 Memphis 5 750 . 1 ,1
$12 Overcoats S 6 00 _ . »- '
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk, So. Norwalk
,Robeit Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326.4:
’: :l .' ‘ 1 . .
Cash In 1 Pocket.
What‘s an inclhnltlon to ‘spomd.’
Cosh in lmhk 'licmts a pride tho. l
iii of “tho lutlanoc." and time-I.
shots an inolinhtion to save. Many
'11 man headed ‘toword a nitric of
111.. money
tnaucrs' 11110 been tin-nod “riglit- ,
Ewbottt- dispel“ by the owning or o' 5,
batik ncon'imnz : M ,
v we invites ,v't'inrncoonnt no mat- 1,
'tcr how modest, the beginning.
A PER CENT.» inwnnrs'r An." ,5
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‘11Po111'6'11nus1 Co, '
1L
(XI-no here
no i'tt'n‘tl'b'r . .
Irtos mun schism»- “W 1110112.,
Chimps-til. mid our”-
,011tite market. .
it one of these “is used
hum: (11100an mi: Jon 612‘ '1', 3106 Nomad and l8 6‘ 111311
(Reilly. vliilc Congr'ess'men.
.tnd Lonergnn hnvc' candida’t'
'lllell‘ own ' 1 -
Congressnmn Mnhnn has been‘ldil
,‘gzctitlv working lll behalf of on;
Form”, or Itoc',l(\ille former 11ml! .
man or tho (icmot: :1tic state 1111;111:111
tnmmittco 11111] has tiirlol'ficd him l
the attorncy gencinl. ,
Your Garage ,
Heat ll Willi GAS
' ,1 \ii'. ‘\‘ialmn it in ttndcfstdml, li
also recommended thc‘
, ' optimum
1 of 'l humus l1‘. Noono, of Rockvillv.
the uflice of United BtJit‘s (list lot ii
1.11101“ it” its r1 ported Distt 1 At:
, . ' ' . ‘ V [0 , F‘r d A f ti
There lsa very eI"l‘<" io‘liicdo Tlit‘lz“?§‘l_ 09133011310111?"
0 '.\'m 1-,, :ll (1.1: 1111' Hartford ‘wgiy' 12,:
thienl garage heater,. Nsnlt’l [I111 1,1,1111‘ Semugr T J: Shel
Nopera'w' by gas, n0w:th“l"1lm docs retire.
:H‘)’ In in lim for “1 Scott
H 1 .1 11111115in: who;
, ,
1 Vino“; .,
People of Georgetown are.
No More trouble with no. .1. out".
your car in on weather,
othei safeguards at the .
qt‘allrond crossing on North ' .
In that village The street, .
'1tlon Is In tho center of. ‘ '
and the' crossing Is a blind anV ,
No, accident '
Ask our Sales Depart.
I118!“ loll mmlomflon. . ' 1 ENNIS one
,curied tliei' '11
19" is constant", and the no
village prpose to follow
1 first" plan. '
" While this t-rosslng'l'h the con
United Elmo 1112;111:118
Light & “(318100. .,
the. question of hotte
'imvolers who are oblige
or: the. n
,‘l'i‘i 'qtt'oatio .
the main highway be'tw
' ,8. MAlesflAli, 'Ihall' w‘ni lic'twee'n Ge
It is expected arming 19'3"“an demx- 1Brnnhhville. Appronchi _ V
‘ that the utmoint- the south Vnr| ‘oncesiedVV'
totes r'r'inrsha‘i tor I‘ '1"
13 announced with ,cn'pes ram 11'.
11111111 district will
at on for thls 'OR'ICE. 111111 11116,,
has n‘dlcntes “1911““! long “’aud, 'V'lelh 11.19802: ll
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