dale, spent Tuesday in Noruallt’. I
' ‘pend the wevk‘cnd with relatives on
’ FRIDAY, FEB. 12. 1915
Tonic Recon- '
1 m structor.
Containing Fresh Cod Livers, with
KIBBE'S
FANCY BOXES
RIBBON CANDY
SOCIAL WHIRL
PEANUT BRITTLE
MIXED CANDY
CORNUCOPIAS
Peptonato of Iron.
F. I. BAUER, Druggist.
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANES
FRESH BAKED GOODB
CUP 0F COFFE, TEA
COCOA OR MILK, 51:
SANDWICHES. 5c
David W Raymond I
UNDERTAKERI
NEW RED IIEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON ST.
Tel, om 1009-3; house, 693.
I
I
.... ,_,,h,- . _.‘\
Lane's Bakery,
51 Washington
Street.
ll NEW
Mrs. Vi illiam Cald well
Min his] V. Fallon, of Hamilton
avenue. is spending the day with Miss
Harriet Clark, in New York.
A Netball game is Scheduled for
this attrvmoon between the Norwalh
MI High sebum team and the Boys' Club,
of Bridgeport. The local boys are sure
Spring of victory.
of
I
I —LAST TIME HERE.
Miss Gladys and \ladolyn Browm of Monday night, lilue Ribbons 1's .\'or-
Norwslk. are guests today 01‘ Miss 118- walk (11. m. was of series). lligh
tel Weed, in,Springdaie. School preliminary, Basketball, danc
——-—- ting. Armory,
1b. N, Y. Mitt. I ..____.
I Lent begins next Wednesday ilastcrI
falls on April “11. During this period
there will be no marriages solo 1nniz
ed in Catholic churches Lot-111 pas;
tors, in common with others through
out the State, have receivcd 11o1n 111511
on Niisn. of Hartford, a set o1 no 11111 ,
tions which will be obscrvcd during
‘ w—C-orned Beef 10C.
Miss Ruth (10151011. 111' Noru'nlk. 11111
West avenue, Springdnle.
‘ Mrs. Harold \‘nn Wagoncn. 111‘ Buy-
glow avenue, has bet-11 spending 21 low
.for yourself I T FraHCiS. D. C.
THE 8001!! NOWALK EVENING
Be comfortable-Be happy-Be cheerful-
buy the genuine .IEDDO COAL 1
from
RAYMOND BROTHERS
‘.
()1 R C ['1‘ FLO“ Eli SHOP MAKES I
A SPEC] \III'Y 0F Fl‘ NERAL DE»;
SIG\S FROM 3] l 1’.
South Norwalk Florist
2 S11. Main 51. So. Nor-walk.
Phone 364.
The New Science
Chiropractic is the definition or an
1““190 ot the disease no the sat oi
Isdjusting the was Discus is onus;
ed by s wrench, twist or sprain in'
:the but. Even it done in childhood
it cronies pinched nerves sud pain in
.lster life in the different organs anal
FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES Imxi‘ililroprsctors remove the noose oi‘
l111111111113 and pain, health is restocedI
Our market now abounds in the best IDTOUEH harmonizing the “91'“ 3" 1
and freshest to he bad. Just a sight of; I?" in “1:; bftgyhoifmflzo troubles 1
en s s n c vs
the display is enough to make yongun aim spine. You will neve‘l‘lret
want to begin eating. We couldnt1 [Tet giving the Chiropractor s ehsnos:
commence to tell you all the good to help you.
things that are here. Come and see‘ linguistic troutments 3”” 11”-
thiotto & Kuban
\il SIC ll. \Lli BIDCK.
.. N Washington at, 80. Not-walk, Conn
Graduate from Pointer School, tho
Edisonveror. I
I
' 3. nyant, of Berkeley Divinity school,
days with Mr. and Mrs. tiilcs Gregory,
Sn Bridgeport.
5. L
v—The latest player piano rolls, 150.
gen 7 for $1.00. Studwcll Piano Co.
{The ninety foot schooner owned by
Dir. Lewis. of Westport, will remain
In Stamford harbor for 1111 o1erhaui-
jug in the spring.
u Judge John ll. Light has consumed
Q10 make an address on "Ahrolnnn 1.111-
poln," next Sunday noon, before 1110‘
Christian Inquiry Club, of the South
Nor-“1111. t‘ongrvgunonztl t‘hurch.
I Notifi-
fiosimasters from the Department,
1111s boon row-ived by local
Bl
'afsshhtgton, that the British colony 0!
Gibraltar has been included within the
parcel post none, a parcel post convcn.
tlon hztvlhgt-bectl concluded between
that colony and the United States. The
late is 12 cents 11 pound or traction
thereof for purccls up to 1311-11-11
pounds.
i' c—Portcrhouse Stock 2211111 N Y Mir-t
and Airs. 1), ll. Sccgcr, 63
Church street, Ansonizt. t‘onn.. have an-
nounced the engagement 111‘ ”1011‘
flsughter, Selma Alive 1111110. to 1.111113.“
:J
Mr.
filddletown, Conn. The young lady
has many friends in this city, where
she has frequently visited 111's. Bessie
B. Field. 311' Burritt avenue.
~—(Tske s/ule for Camp Fire Girls or
Trinity Church. Monday, 111 Mrs. T111"
lor's Millinery Shop. 1‘10 North .\lain_
Street, Hunt’ord Block.
The directors of the Day Nursery
IAssociation have complctcd arrange-
ments for the card party, to he hold in
Bed Men's Hall, on Saturday after-
gpon, February 13, at 3 p. 111. 11111 the
hdies making: up tables kindly.bring
flieir own cards? it is hoped lllOlc‘
will be a largo attuidnnm as the in-
files wish 11 10111110 :1 substantial sum
for the good work in 11211111. The piny-
ing will begin promptly at .‘i 11. n1.
‘ —Notice. Junk orders intended for
William Ettron. should he telephoned
to Samuel .Iaffe, successor. Call 499.:
37 Fort street.
L .:~r......-_—- l
W\\\W\\\\\R\\\\\\\\®R§
THE BANK or SERVICE
11. Family Bank
Every member of the family on .'
find a benefit in our service. '
_ The Father _,
can do his banking here to his 53.;
best interest, a business account
or personal checking account. '1'
The Mother
can have her individual account
particularly for the household. '
The Children
can each have their on savings '
account and learn banking ways.
We want you to know the bene-
fits of family banking.
TheSouth Norwslk
‘in all the Catholic Churches 111'
I Bermuda Islands.
" O'Brien’s.
the statues of Lent.
A lawn is in captivity at the llcnry
Miller place in North Stamford. it
was recently found injured and taken
in and cured (or. The gumo wardens
were notified, County (11111111 Warden
Wilbur Smith was there recently. look-
ing up the case. ’llc will nrrninic for
transporting the deer whore the State
can take care of it.
~—-l.u1nb Chops 16c. 11), N. 1'_ 11111.
Engineer W. Waiters l’ngon. 111' 1111:
J. E. Greinci‘ Company, 111111 hits 111111
chnrgo oi the work on the 111111' \\';1.~h-
ington street bridge since its start, lust
evening left. for his home in llztltilnoi‘t‘.
Mril’sgon will start work innncdintc-
ly on designing two new lil'ltlgt‘m' tor
Rome. (in. lie has runny irin-nds 111
Norwalk who will regret to learn of 111s
departure.
The pastors of St. Joseph‘s 111111 St.
Mary‘s Churches, in this city, 11:111.-
becu advised, through the medium 111
:1 letter issued by Bishop John inert
ion, of this diocese, tln1t the annual
collection (or home and foreign 1111s-
siuns, prescribed by the Third l‘lonnryl
Council. oi Baltimore, will he tnkcn up
tho
llsrttord diocese on the tlrst, Sundny
of Lent. l-‘ohruury “dist.
—-Sirloin Steak 20c. in. N. Y.
Norwalit's observance of
hay is particularly quiet. \‘cry
ol‘ the stores are closed, with the cN-I
(option of the bunks. Many of 111-3
buildings on the principal streets 01
the city are decorated becomingiy
with American tings. The schools \\ err
Mkt.
1‘11 11;
fict's shut their doors at 11 o ('lock this
morning. There will be no public oh
sonance of the day in this city.
An illustrated lecture 011
Bermuda" will be given at the
walk Methodist Church, next Wednes-
day 121 suing. by the pastor iir. linrto.I
.:ith about ninety views taken inI
these islands showing the uncommonL
beauties of this [anions winter resort,
lir. llurto will be able to give those;
who have never taken this trip a 1--01n I
prehensive idea of the charms of 1th
There will be no}
charge for admission, but a silver offer I
“1311:1111 iful
Norm
:7 lug will be taken for the young peo- I
[119’ s society of the church. E1e_ryo11e.
will be welcome
“Umbrellas and Mourning
1
Hands i
I
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1
Bank Commissioner Fred P. Holt
has issued a monthly statement show-1
ing the condition or the eighty- t-wu
savings banks and fifty seven state
hunks sud trust companies in Con-
necticut on February 1. The total
Februsry 1 show an increase 01
$485,636.74 over those of January 1.
The total deposits on February 1,
were $314,293,662.» The deposits
tor the some data» a year ago. were
$310,855,338”; showing an increase
of 84mm over that of last
”If. no (on! assets of all the
stub hush on! trust companies
show t m of $241,851.52 in
mossy.
~41 1'": 00081111! owe.
‘trcuting dccnycd or diseased tooth is
Lincoln‘s -
-with my own secret process, enable
. land at, small expense.
‘closed all day, and the local post oi
,tions £11111 examinations free.
assets of all the savings banks on —
- Plums 1106919.
Mill-End and Cl
Sale
I
1
osrmmon or 1.1111110111111107ch
SENTINEL
in
Just to put a little kick
the leg busincss, hcrc arc one
hundred trousers. cut to fit
the small pocketbook.
$2.50 Trousers . . . . 1.45
$3.110 Trouscrs 1,95
$3.50 'l‘rouscrs . . . . 2,45
$5.00 Trousers .... 3.95
$6.511 'l‘ronscrs . . . . 4,45
Look over your logs. but
dont‘ overlook this chance.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk and So. Norwalk.
ear 211106
For Sahuday Hosiery Come to Us.
Specials in Hosiery, Specials in Garments.
101‘ .\ltll Iind< for ...... 6C l.;11l'11\' ll1111~c l)l't‘\'$(‘\'.
1: 111‘ Mill linds for . 91: 49c. tiood value :11 7:1:
351' Mill litnl,» for .. 19C 74C. 1111111131” price $1111,
251‘ Silk l.'1~l1- for 19¢ l.:11l1c~' Shirt \Vuists.
351‘ K‘lllx litmlx ........ 19C 501‘ l.lglll l‘lnmn-Icttc 25C.
5111‘ Slll\ limits ........ 35C 501‘ l't‘l't‘dlt' 35C.
t‘olors onl_\. $1.111) 15.11131 50c and 74c.
Fancy Goods.
\"1 l1111- .1111] Tan MI.
.11 74c.
t‘IiiIdt't-n'» l.lllttl (il(1\t‘\'.
35C. l\'t‘f\'lll;ii‘ Itl‘it‘t‘ 37111”
(‘Itcnillc Nov]. 1. I1:1111<.
151:. Regular pricc 251'.
cht'iztlx‘ 111 lIt-zttls.
Corsets 500 to $3.00
lBrassieres 25c to $1.00
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 446.
WE GIVE S. (0. H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
DON'T PAY ME IF I HURT You.
My method of 1*xtrncting. filling and
ABSOLUTELY 1’.\l.\'l.ESS and pn-
ticnts need have no {our of the stiller-
111 they were ioi‘ntcrly obliged to 1111-
1);]:110 whcn they came to me for relief.
‘ Modern dontnl surgery, combined
The Pcoplo' s 'l‘rust (111111111111 in-
;wconnts of 111N111“ .tnd
me to give you the best of scientific
attention without any pain whatovor,
\itcs lllt‘
hroi'ossionul 1111-11 in1111idtnilly and
those of their iirms 11nd corpora—
tions. lt invitos the of
frutcrmtl organizations and sociol-
licmcmbcr, 11 cavity nc1er grows
smnllcr after it starts. and if a tooth
stops aching it is only temporary ro
licf and later causes more pain than
ever. (‘omc and see me. Consulta-
11111111111119
ios. It gives pnrticulnr :tttcntjun to
1111- 111111111111; business 111‘ \vomt-uu-
murrlcd
thcir
profesxionul women 111111
having funds in
own name.
\VOlllt’ll
HOURS-9 a. m. to B p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
Dr. J. 11. Mallory
16 SO. MAIN ST.. SO. NORWALK.,
Phys 1 per com. on Sayings Dc-
posits.
m
The People’s Trust Co.
78 \VASIIINGT'ON 81‘.
SO. NORAVALK, CONN.
OCULISTS
Without
make our examinations
charge to you.
We retain these physicians in or-
der to insure for you the most per-
fect results and the greatest sai-
isiaction.
THAMER i
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS. I
87’Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.
Coal
not exposed to the weather.
Gives best satisfaction to buy—
er. Best quality of coal on
[lave Trees To him
U -LET US DO IT—
Beaupain & Saunders
ABBORDUIII‘URISTS.
’Phonc 251-111 or 1278-5 .
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
._1
hand in all sizes.
Oud coal is discharged and
loaded automatically. This
means prom-pt delivery.
—————
Harris 81_Ga11s
Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds to
56 Water street. where i will conduct
is First Clsss Plumbing Establishment
H. A. HEGELEIN,
VISIT CALIF 0RNIA
111111 lilt‘
PANAMA-PACIFIC
I\"l‘l1)lil\'.\'l‘lt)1\'.\l. lin'Osl'l‘lUN.
1'11 Sun l-‘rnuolsco in 10111.
RATES uild 'l'l-IIHIS.
11M. Layton 81 Co., lnc.
REAL lis'l‘i'l‘l-Z
‘. 5 Railroad .\11-..
1N Sl‘ IRA NCE
So. N orwnlk
PAGE SEVEN
EXCEPTIONAL FINANCIAL STABILITY
EXCELLENT FACILITIES
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE
Are the factors which have made this institution what it is today
I :Your Attention::
I THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
Fairfield County National Bank
I
a WALL STREET
NORWALK
PHONE “I
10. B. Jackson
Op tic i s n
Elerything in the Optical Line,
Eyes Examined. Free
1
i
l
Wat-la/ala/n"ln - a Q
‘\.\‘\.\‘ -\‘\‘\-\-\:\‘\‘\‘\‘\:\‘ :\‘ ‘\
Visit the February
Furniture Sale
Discount on Every Item 2070
\"~-\‘ \-~-\-§‘\-\-\‘\‘
A Big line 01 Enameled Beds.
$10.00 Beds Now it 8.50
12.50 Beds Now 10.00
15.00 Beds Now 12.00
20.00 Beds Now 16.00
NOTF—Tbe price 01 each bed includes a high
grade woven spring.
RAYMOND 81 SON.
' THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
'UNERAL DIRECTORS.
I
Wu maaaemassm
I JUNK DEALER
‘1 You only need write 11 postal or
phone to Samuel Jane, surcessor to
. Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready
,mnrket {or things whk‘h you don't‘
Iwant, such as rags, papers, bottles.
Irubbers, scrap-iron. metals. leather
1
' beds a specialty. We are waiting for‘
I
‘~W*W .. -__- ,
Red Oak
COAL
lun'ns clcztn and gives plenty
of heat.
your call. Samuel Jane, 37 Fort, A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
:street. Phone 499.
‘ __.___~_.,~....--...~.--._.L ....... I WILLIAM EFF RON
H.011}: Clams opcucd :11. the 3 Rowan St. Phone “1
111:1rktt ........ . ..... 40c qt I
‘171'1‘511.Salt,Smokcd and Canned .. _-_ -c - 1
1 Fish.
. long and Round Clamsi
‘Rocknum and Princess llav :Tires V ulcanized
Oysters.
(‘od Liver Oil. I Bring your vuicanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prices.
1 CUTBILL'S 1A full line of tires and tubes on
hand all the time.
Ifor and delivered.
Robert Gregory
BRIDGE MARKET Work called
71 North Main Street
Free Delivery. Phone 108.
w..I
1
I I‘\ST FRI) [OUT [.1313 T0 \EW
1 mm, ‘ 7 Wall 51 Tel. 326-4
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTQ SUPPLIES
Phone cos-50 So. Main St,
So. Norwsik. Music Hall Block.
.. , to 5. 30 p. 111.
Freight hunt lcn‘cs Pin 27 Last -w . . , -._.-..
ltlvcr, New York (foot of ('utlicrinc'
51.). crew tiny except Sunday, at 3'
11. 111.1‘1'cicl1t rcr‘uivcd nl Noruulk 11p ‘
DREYFUSS‘ PERFECTION, 5 CT.
STRAIGHT—$2.25 BOX 0F 50.
to 11 p.111 11nd at South Norunlk tip
I
Gencml Agent. I
. George F.1-‘ootc.
'l‘IlF \\\l\'G J. SMITH T11 \NSPOR-
. 'l 1TH“ LIMJ, [\C. I
1
Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Your Garage
lleai‘ii with GAS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EMBALMERS.
Office—95 Main Street.
Phone—347—4.
Home Tcl.——511-12.
LADY ATTENDANT.
11:10.1. 1011111, 11. 1 1:11,
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from Eliza-
beth Street.
There is a very el-
,iicicni garage healer,
'operaled by gas, now
on the market.
M_.—_—._ _... -...__.-._~_.
F. S. LYON
Good Job, Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
No more trouble with
your car in cold weather,
Great
Sensation Sale
ON ALL'
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEW AND SECONDvHAND.
- M. OUTKOWSKY.
1..an " _ 1
' Piisns div. _
ft
87 NORTH MAIN. 8T.
11 one oi these is used'
Ask our Sales hepari-
meni for lull iniormaiion.
_8. NORWALK PHONE 007
The .Elsam Studio
. 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. _
Cabinet Folders . . .34 per dozen
For a short time .. L . . . .32 per dozen
Curbonsttss .........01_.25 pin- doun
Now ONLY ..........75o per dossn
COME QUICK. ' ~
I ~United Electric
“£11311th Water so. /
Norwalk Chronicler