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SANDWIGHRIaI UNDERTAKE
mm mm. new age nan-s surname II
’ ” 1W 27 waanmo-ron or.
street. ’ 1:
Yet. «the. tom: house. an.
Clinton omen. Knight Tern.
plan, will hold its annual canola"
._._.. -m-- M . .. _'.4.-.
. this evening. finds its Evidence to “orient Pre-
* ——l-‘resh sum. 14c. lb. N. v. Mkt. mm 0' ’95” “a” ’9'
.I --— . , iimlon
W. The reguar monthly meeting of the _ _.
‘ Board of Directors of the South Nor- '
walk Public Ubrary will be held in
the Library Building this evening at
eight o'clock.
Coroner John J. l’helan said yes
lterday that he had found nothing to
warrant the authorities of Norotou
Iholding Jesse Yonkers, chauffeur to
The regularmmeefina of the C. H. Baker, of Noroton. in connec-
Norwalk Must-cal Union will be held “0“ W" the death 0' Arm" “Wt
.011 next Sunday afternoon. Following nor, on January 29. The coroner
the Hannah" of business. refresh_ completed his inquest Wednesday at
intents will be 38"“ and a pleasant Norotou, and yesterday notitied the
social time will be enjoyed. authorities there that there was
___________ nothing to show that Yockers was
-—WEDNESDAY, MCENELLEV'S negligent in the llCCidenl which
caused the fatality, and recommend-
burme amine.
Be comfortable-Be happy-Be cheerful
from
RAYMOND “Watts
mono £931.,
Children’s Underwear
25 on. to 75 all.
tutu Underwear
2! one. “:11”
l
conssrs ......... so sin. to nape.
For Saturday hosiery Conic To Us
Plain and Fancy Ribbon ‘
Ladled Neekwear
ism-nouns
J25 eta. and 50 eta.
I
BRIASSIERES...25 eta. to «no
South Norwalk
SUPPll IS, A
DECREASING‘
i
New York State Billetin Indicates
That Protection of Beds lineal
Singing Orchestra..Norwalk’ Armory.
- Latest song hits and dance music. in: that he be “319“”!-
~4,,_,_~_ Gardner was riding to Dnrien from"
Thomas Raynestord Stamford in the car which Yockers
Lounsbury, professor of English and was driving. it was the property or
n notnd‘authority in the English lield.‘Mr. Baker, and on chauffeur one
is ill at his home in New Haven. 0n ‘ used it for a trip to Stamford earlier
account of his advanced age, 76. his in the evening. Mr. Baker and sev-
conditionhiercgnrded an serious. 1eral of his friends told the coroner
Professor
A petition In bankruptcy has been four to take the car at any time he
filed in the United States court by desired while it was not being used
John Muratore. who conducted a by the corner. -
:that it was customary for the oliaut-‘
lien England Coast ts "may!
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Milli SOURCES llllllll ;
; DEPtEIED it than
tandem Moog idas’sadinsetts
A. Dickerman & Son. ""’ 1
‘ WE GIVE 8. ‘AND H. QREEN TRADING STAMPS.
moithodluueandthmntat
indicating the sauna. Disease in can
‘edbrlvmchnwlatoropralnin
‘theblcl Evenlfdoneindlllm
iitoreeten “nerve-Montana
Illltogllfgllo .mtmm
rna
=throuah harmonizing the horn on
. grocery and confectionery store at'I
No.145 Colony street, Meriden. The}
liabilities ”I listed “at tests 5.911.
the assets at $5, 250
Mrs Reed H. Flynn, oi Livingston
street. entertained at auction bridge ‘the inquest. and instilled that w
yesterday afternoon M the cousin ‘the two men left the hotel they were by 1).- Jnmm l. Ke‘logg published
sion of cards the hostess served a de
lectable collation. Mrs. George Van
Alstyne won first prize, Mrs Freder-
ick 8. Lyon. second, and Miss
Smith third.
1
T—Loln Pork, 1442. lb. N Y. Market.
South Norwallt hatters this morn-
ing read with no little amusement an
article in today's New York Tribune'-
by Samuel Adams Hopkiu
the “Use of Foreign Labels in Domes
tic Hats";
1 the fact that New York retail but men
1 ‘1 delight in offering tier sale “imported"
’ “1. hate} which, according
‘ trademarks. were made in Budapest
[nine sweat-band one may determine by
' means of the Union Label the head-
' gear originally'hailed from Newark
N. J.
nSouth Norwalk. Mr. Hopkins recent
_, iy investigated the matter of imported”
hats made in America and
Jiial‘ks: “1 enriched my geographical
let-e by several unexpected items such
as,- for example, that Newark N. J
‘ is iibtir an Austrian dependency and
May .
:nlght was treacherously elected and hunted on the Long island coast
s heart on‘
“g Iwere
Mr. Hopkins pointed- out1
to elaborateg‘o Pass- and after that danger l‘adibeeu a noticeable diminution in the
‘ ht turn his own;
, or- England. but upon looking under been avoided song to ”pp” in recent years. put it “a“
Darrbury Conn, or maybe from.
he rev
' stantly.
Hotel Man Testifies.
William A. Chamberlain, gm‘oprle-
tor; otI the «Hotel Chamberlain in
Stamford where Yockers and Gard-
ner stopped during their visit to
Stamford that eVening. appeared at
i
2 to Prove Oonhnhoo
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v. A decrease in the New York State;
Isupply of hard and soft citrus and
hell donations to the subject of a. report
not intoxicated. ln fact he had in the bulletin of the New York State
not seen them taking a drink The Museum and is based upon a per
bartender at the Broadhall inn, au- '30,,“ inspection of the entire coast
other place which was \isiicd, also of Long island. The examination.
stated that there were no evidencesi the report “WI proved conclusively
that the "WI! had been drinking that the accomplished depletion of
'heavily {the supply of clams and escallops on
The road traversed by the car that ithe New England coast is being re-
.it was extremely difficult to control! Al the eastern end of Long Island
an automobile. Yockers‘ troubles ,ihc. shores M pawn” Bay and Car-
increased when, "NV!“ 0“ diner Bay are wonderfully adapted
the crest of a hill he noted a the“ MO" the growl! of th soft clam and
chine climbing the hill and coming thousands of bushels m dug at my.
toward him at a rapid rate. lie west end of Peconle Bay and market-
tumcd to one side to allow the car ed there BVBI'Y winter. There has
car out of the trolley tracks back in- ,not caused alarm among the clam
t0 the center of the roadway :dlsgers thus for. The shores of Shel-
Wheels 6““th 1" Tracks ter island, except the north shore.
The wheels. however, were caught have produced many chums but the
in the tracks, With the result that supply there is Isa” to be falling 03'
;'he car turned sideways and martengrapirlly. A11 anterease in the demand
in to slip and slide down the hill in. for soft clams‘ in the summer has
that DWCN'WOW 1’05“!” It br°“gmjbeen caused by the increase in the
up against E “'99 at the bottom, summer population of Shelter island.
bounced offend hit another tree. turn .‘l‘he report mth the alleged citri-
Lug turtle and killing Gardner 1n“;0us fact that ahwhue in New England
Yockers was thrown clear of the soft clam is used ”£9“de
OustandinOtllerPlaoeIs Oiled
1m; . 11 -
that Danbury, Conn, has been annex
' ed to England " the wreck.
Among those who testified that
Yockers was an exceptionally careful
and competent driver, and that the
road was in poor condition tor mo-
toringnat the time of the accident
‘were Thomas L, 'Barrett, a friend of
Mr. Baker, 1Mr.'Chamberlaln, Patrick
‘ Burke. driver of stand which rushed
to the accident immediately after it
became known, George Gregory.
Charles Bennett, the postmaster. at
Noroton, William Strangwsrd and
Dr. A. L. House, medical examiner
tor the town.
The coroner brings in a verdict of
accidental death. There is nothing to
. show that the party was 9. “Joy ride.’
was it was called at the little.
WWI ’
‘Zl'o Make a Shoe Bag. _
A uIsétul shoe bag can bd made
with view little time and trouble Use
of ordinary .bed licking, and.
. " waNoAV, BLUE Riesous
vs. Norwalk High school Preliminary
Basketball, dancing. IAInnoII'Y- ‘
create a good impretlslon. How :
present it is on flay—éencldsed ;
PleaSe and Check
-A1cheeltitta' account no -§“Wi
helps your menu
correct way to
chuiua. -"
' 1 part: or no 11mg
" mined gradually
Ily on the reach of $th
. tronsjare owner W,
during the summer months in the
popular clnmbakerthere to very little
demand for it anywhere on Long
Island during that season.“
Supply Seems inexhaustible. .
lF‘ro'm Sag Harbor to Fort rot-1d
inlets containing a entity of soft
clams which has been regarded as
practically inexhaustible. Compara-
lively fewi clams are sent in New
York from that part of the island
don and other New England centers
used for bait by fishermen. ‘ITlio
supply is still great, «but it.- tooth was
timon’y of clam diggers along tharv
hand. one . roof.)
.the clam beds are belitt‘ depleted and
On the south shore of Long Iaidnd.
from Montauk Point to Booker!”
Bmhr where the surf '
Bay there are manyt small bays and .
but many are marketed at New Low «
for distribution. A most nilmber it”; ~I ; ,1 ._ I.
Phone. 446
. The New solstice
DEPIMTION OF CHIIOMABTIO.
Chiropractic in the definition or the
Chiropractors remove the man at
disease and pain, health is restored
lens in your body. Female trouble!
(iron special attention; also cum-
turn of the spine. You will mover re
net giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
lunatic treatment: given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
I4 Washington It. Be. Hamill. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. the
dlacoverer 1 i.
I
Period Teeth
. Cabinet Folders.
ThefieeddtVolk
Electrical Co.
2 ‘m ouy'rJ-o w
accordions anon
: in the Town
nuro aunties
one» new to. stain or.
an antenna Ionic Hall Block.
n
Red Oak
COAL t. ’
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most. Satisfactory Fuel.
WILLIAM EFFRON
31-me 8t. Phone «2
Great
Sensation Sale
on ALL
HOUSEHOLD (10003
NEW AND ssconrmano.
..“ M. ourKowsKv.
it one 41!. 87 NORTH MAIN s'r.
INSURANCE.
Fire, Lite, Accident. Plate (Ham,
Workmau‘s Compensation, [debil-
ity, Marim- and Automobile.
Surelyéilontia.
Nota'rles worm-1
Steamship Tickets.
1.1M. Layton &“Co., inc.
REAL ESTATE
ii Railroad .h'e.
AND RENTS.
So. Norwallr
The Risen Studio
4 SOUTH MAiN STRIEET.
34 per dozen
For a short time . “$2 per dozen
Carbonattel .......’..$1.25 per demon
Now ONLY .........75o per dozen
COME OUiOK.
Tires Vulcanized
Crown and bridge work is my spe-
cialty I can patch up your old teeth
or replace them by artificial so they
cannot be told from your own. I
sultatton.
HOURS—3 a. m. to 9 p. in.
Sundays by appointment.
Dr. J.*H. Mallory
re so. MAIN or. so. Messiaen.
.Inot 1.2;.de to the wattle“
Gives best satisfaction to buy-"
Best quality of coal on
hand in all sizes.
Oud coal is discharged and
loaded putomatically. This
' means prompt- deliyery.
m-
(31'.
guarantee perfect work and absolute;
satisfaction. Call on me for free con-l
”a . .8 .. . -. .. lufl...“
Bring your vulcanizing to me
lBest work and cheapest prices
A full line of tires and tubes on
ihand all the time Work called
for and delivered.
‘ Robert 1 Gregorym
l7IIWn11 St. Tet. 326-4
urn-nunrun-nun.uuuusuunnnna
The mau' who keeps his money
in the bankgwhile hehns‘pleuty-
era-ates a friend in the bank to
, whom he can turn when he re-
? ,nuincs funds. , .
" ‘2!an mastitis in" non Bank
begets its «mildews in you. and
noneoi‘uscnngetvery faron the
road to success without Elvira; and 1
receiving confidence. This Ban}
gmfalrly earned your confidenée'
ugh adhere donningL and help»
nil service, and will appreciate
.Q'tittr acoomll. '
W The People’ s Trust Co.
,. :19 wasnmo'rozv sT.
1 so. Rhiannon. obNN.
PM}! 333’“
4H-._.‘__ era-.7.» a... -MM p'M«1—’ M "wen-we w >1
“Uncle Salt” makes the best ready-lo wear
dothiag’ in the world—right :1 our store yeuf
‘williindsonre oi the hesl'olit.
Suits and Overcoats rnade‘ by lari, Selatiner
& Marx are being sold at greatly reduced prices
duringenr
Red Tag Sale
Come in now—there are someillig MW
here for you.
Rogers (8, Stevens
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
RaymOnd 8 Son
48 MAIN . STREET. NORWALSK.
A “Sale oi Fine Furniture
At 20% discount for cash
All of our big and varied stock for the Parlor, Din,
Living Room, Dining Room, Porch 0r Kitchen, in sets or
single pious 15 included 111 this sale.
Remember 20% with“ m...
Every 1 Item
Prompt ltrcc Delivcrv to all parts of the div and ad-
joining loans.
The long established and reliable firm.
Raymond 8 SOnI
-:FUNE_RAL DIRECTORS
4 per 'cencg-1 interest allowed on;
Savings DeDIOSIE: * ‘
’ v~ “Banish Gills "
, inan they be prevent-
ed, mil attentions aI mum to Ithe com
plete depletion of the clam beds at
our (‘L‘T' Florian snore tenants
A Spam it.“ on Fusion“. ms-
Stuns FROM or or . ‘-
South ’Norwslk honest
‘2 So.Mni11 St. So. Norwnik. 1' I
; Phone 36!. .1.
Your Outage
heat it with oils
l 1 . ..
lSea Escallops .. 5% qt;
Long Clams opened at the
‘ market ........... rice or.
gIFrcsh, Salt, Smoked and CaIaniIc
f 11 Fish. , ~
Long am! Round Clams
ckaway and: Princess
-.n
w
. There IS a very e
iicieul garage healer, R0
Bay
“Wm“ We" 9‘51 WW misses.
BRIDCE MARK
lio more double with
your car in cold weather. .
lioneoithescisused “
, Aslt our Sales
merit tor lull niormaiiou.
. Dani/Foes Denyse-non; " ‘
venom-$2.25 Box 0 '
want. a
I rubbers, crapvlron‘. metal
bean'Ia specialty. We are II
Norwalk Chronicler