TUESDAY, DEC. 7. 19:5
. ' m IOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTTNI‘J.‘
PAGE SEVEN
L ..W‘ _ 7 _ .
At Lane’s
to serve on the ICO
Cream, Fruit Flavore:
.VINtlL:
‘t‘uuic lift"
slruct oii
Containing Fresh Cod Livers, with
Portion“. of Iron.
thumb-cost
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Leno's Bakery,
51 Washington
street.
t
Gill NEWS
‘Attomy lra t‘. Gregory spent
day in anbury and Newtown.
Mon-
Attorney John Keogh was today in
New York on legal business. ,
Clinton Comandery, Knight Temp»
hm, will confer the temple degree. to-
night.
regular meetings of
tire compan—'
There Will be
all three. of the uptown
iosy this evening.
A state I‘tilivuralioll of Washington
21. It A. 31., will he held
ltllllul'l‘t)“ PVPlllllg.
l‘liapler, No.
at p lll,
'l‘hree candidates Were initiated at
the meeting ol the members of Pro
gross Forum, l“f‘i‘.'.t‘l'llllltl li‘oruni I104!-
gue, lust nlghL
'l‘he patriarchal degree was conferr-
ed on one candidate lit the meeting of
‘llutler Lodge, 1 t). t). 13.. last evening.
A plowing stH'idl time followed.
» ‘Domielly’s suggestions for today.
Wallace Nutting pictures from The to
SID. everything in the line of brass
ware, cameras. all prii't‘n from $1 up
and hundreds of little novelty gifts.
Mrs. W. ll. lint". and son and (laugh-
ti-r, Hobart and Murine, ol' l’ellizuii, N.
)1. have returned to their home after
a Visit. with Street Foreman and Mrs.
Iloruce Lewis. of Lincoln avenue.
The big feed which was Scheduled
loot night. for Our lli‘others‘ Louge,‘
No. it), i. t). t}. l<‘., was called off at
the last moment, and a musical pro-
gram was substituted in its stead. The
entertainment took plum- utter the
regular bu-sinesu meeting. and was
thoroughly enjoyed by eiei'yone pre-
sent .
Miss llli'z t‘l‘tifom presided at the
tea. table yesterday nitcnioon at the
regular weekly tcii of the Community"
Club. 53 West avenue. A very social
hour was enjoyed. Some of the lad-
ies brought their funcy work while
others just dropped in for a cup of
tea and a little i but. It is gratifying to
pee that more members are availing
themselves of this very delightful \‘i'u
of getting better acquainted.
It. will prolxilily be. some time. be.-
fore Ray Sherwood, the well known
uptown young man will again attempt
to fondle a real live hroncho from
the wild and woolly West " after hi:
painful experience of yesterday, which
resulted fiom an attempt to pet one of
these horses. Ray had recently oh‘
mined a western pony from the 101
Ranch. in Westport. and had taken
him to his home in Conistock Hill.
Yesterday at noon, Ray went out to
the barn, and started to “pet the crit-
ter," and the pony, to show his ap-
preciation for such treatment, laid
back his ears and helped himself to
a portion of Ray's ear. The injury,
although not serious was a very Dam
fut one. Dr. Tracey was called, and
be fixed up the inured member. The
injury gave Mr. Sherwood consider-
able pain yesterday. but today the
pain has lessened somewhat and Ray how to release the dammed up body year.
is feeling more comfortable.
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; LADIES a
’1 Your accounts are invitcdg
and are welcomed by this
bank. We wantyou to know ,
that in our banking office
A Special Room
has been provided for your
‘2 use and convenience. It is
furnished with desks. chairs
and stationery. It is a pleas-
ant place to meet a friend
We shall appreciate your
calling and let us give you
Iple's Trust Company, of \‘i’ashingtoii
‘ Williams,
atom-oh.
I hind w. lion... .
U N DE RT A K ER
I NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel, office, 10694; House, 693. .
This is the last week for payments
to be made to the Christmas Saijiii;
(lot) of the South Norwalk Tru>i t on.
pany.
'lhe houid of education will
evening hold its regular monthly bum
'ness meeting in the High School build j
l
Iing on West avenue
Interior decorators are at work im-
proving the attractivenees of the Pen
street.
V ictrolaa,
—Victrolua, Vict roliis.
IVictrolas. Place to get them is at
Donnelly's. Two sound proof rooms to
demonstrate in. Also a big variety of
machines and records in stock. Open
every evening.
The case of Luther Wright vs. (.‘llllB.
involving an automobile
truck purchased from the plaintiff,
will this afternoon he heard in the
court of common please. Bridgeport.
Attorney John Cuneo represents Mr.
Williams and Attorney E. J. Quinlan
represents the plaintiff,
mistaken? Written
guarantee against (If‘fct'ln for alarm
clocks from $I up. For \Hill‘llt‘s and
clocks over 85, in months if you buy
~Don’t get
at Charles Brand. No swiiidliiig. See
iitreot and window signs. Ask for
guarantee Ct‘l‘lll’lt'lllt’, started’ since
November Ill, 19th,
A last warning is living glu‘n. that
all ash and garbage cans must be pro
perly protected. according to the gur-
bage. ordinance. The police. have
cards on which the rules are printed,
and will be glad to give them to any-
one who will call zit the police slu-
tion for them. TIIOSP poope who roii-
tinuo to violate these rules. will
liiilile to prosecution.
lie
While attempting to turn his auto-
mobile into the curb, yesterday, in
front of Glover’s Shoe z-ttore, on Wall
street, Sayre Young's. niiscalriilated
his space. and smashed into ll horse
and wagon belonging to (‘lnrk lily. of
(‘runburyt Aside from breaking the
near shaft. no damage was done. and
Ml‘. Youngs spilled for the broken
slial't' at once iiiid proceeded on his
way.
. SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
it
Everyone should drink hot water III
.I'
. wlth phosphate in It,
before breakfast.
proverliiaiIL
we must keep the liver washed
almost every morning, to pre-
vent its sponge-like pores from clog-
ging with indigestible material,
bile and poisonous toxins. says a not-
ed physician.
To feel on line as the
fiddle.
eleiiii.
If you get headtit‘lies, it's your liveli;
If you catch cold easily it’.‘ your liver.
If you wake up with a bad taste, fur
rcd tongue, nasty mouth or stomml'i
bet-times ranrid. it's yoiii liver. Sallow}
skin. muddy (‘OlllDIGXIOII‘
all denote liver uncleanliness.
their is the most importwant also the;
tliie‘
'mutters relating to sewage. and
SULII‘
watery eyesI
Yo urI
Come in and See the
New Tile Fish
Dry liscallops
All Kinds of
mm...— ._ . ______.‘._. ._...__.
Fresh and Salt Fish
: : Oysters
Long andIRttllIid
C’ams ,
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone toe
.. _.__ x
The Air of Business
That Fills Our Store
is due to the free exchange of
confidence between our pa-
trons and ourselves.
SERVICE
tlur synteillalli‘ service is .ippf‘et'lalt-d and of untold worth to our
(‘ueiolllt—‘I‘S‘ The celebrated Jeddo Lehigh Coal is the kind in which
there Is more units of heat than in any other grades. Uur i‘rom
t'reek .\ut t‘oal tor the range is a revelation in all who use it Semi
it: Your order and [flow out >ta'tiiii-nt Hill) the bee; grade: Hi
We! muted $0 11110 our bins We receive many ('ompllilii'liis tor the
A0005 We send out. NUMU‘ our tluiu: In all parts of the i‘ll)' and Sui
rounding country.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Washington Street
Christmas Shoes and Stockings
Triple TocéSilk Hosiery
For men and women, will make ideal presents. We have
them in all the new and standard shades as well as black
or white.
Buy Christmas Slippers Now
And get first pick of the styles and sizes.
Our assortment is even better than usual this season.
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
Xmas FoOtwear
The public expects the best
service, when in need of eye-
glasses and professional ad-
vice, and we give it. with all I
possible satisfaction. .
Our stat? consists of inedi- I
cal and professional men. I
whose combined service is I
yours for your eye rcquire- .
ments, when you purchase
glasses of us.
The House of Satisfaction.
THAMER
Ocullets, Optometrists. Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 18W.
.I
l
I
’l‘lie. Endeavor Circle of
Daughters will meet with Mrs Ralph
Gregory. .‘o. 4 Gibson Court. tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. I
l
assaulted .
li‘rnnk Mt‘UlllI‘k, who
Charles Arnold. Saturday mornintni
was taken to Bridgeport Jail yesier-I
duy afternoon by Sergeunt Gibson. lilo-t
(:uirk will continue to reside lll lth
l’iirk City for ninety days.
The sate board of health held at.
meeting in the. capitol. iii ilurtfordI
yestcrilziy iit‘teriioon. and considered!
llieI
purity of drinking water. The. regu—l
lntioiis for sources of pure water \vereI
discussed at some. length.
Iluildiiig Inspector (‘. I. Plilt‘ll. llll‘iI
morning. issued to A. R. Malltin n!
permit to erect a bungalow with M
garage in the. basement, for Itaynion-li
Bette, on Wewtown avenue. ’l‘lie arch-I
itct't was \l'. \i. Knowles of NewI
York. Other permits issued were. forI
wiring for Vincent Nasser, and the
installation of an S horse power motor, I
at 60 Wall street. and for wiring at?
H. Sachs. on Main street. '
At a meeting of the state tubercul-I
osis commission in Hartford yesterdayI
Secretary George 1. Allen mode a re-
port on the result of the work beiiigt
done under the auspices of the com- I
lilissioli for the sale of Red CroesI
seals. It showed that the people of
the state were responding generously.
\lr. Allen said the outlook indicatedi
most abused and neglected organ of that the proceeds would be greatly in
the body. Few know its function OI
waste, bile and toxins. Most folksI
resort to violent calomel. which is a
dangerous salivating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
;it accumulates in the tissues, also at-
tacks the bones.
Every man and woman, sick or well.
should drink each morning before
breakfast, a glass of hot water with a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate
in it' to wash from the liVer and‘ihw-
oh: the previous day's indigestlble. ma-
terial, the poisons, sour 'bile and tore
his; thus cleansing, sweetening and
freshenlng the entire alimentary can-
al before putting more food into the
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like ‘calomei, because it
can not activate for it is harmless and
further particulars about you can eat anythins afterwards. It
opening a checking account, 5 is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
.4 m and any phu'mmlet will sell you a
quarter pound. Which is ouflictent for
a demonstration of how hot water and
“neutrino phosphate clans, stimu-
late: and Mona the liver. keeping .
. 19!. mat a» in new ”it
last I
exceSs of the amount realized
F. A. Mageefl brother of Adjutant
'l‘. A. “ages of the local corps of the
Salvation Army, has been visiting the:
Norwalks during the past few days.I
Mr. Magoo attended the. meetings con-'
ducted by Commander Miss Booth at
Bridgeport on Sunday and also ad-
adreeaed a meeting at the Army hall
in this city the some evening. Mr.
Magee is the manager of a large ware
house in Toronto, Canada, {and was a
delegate to a convention of ware house
men held at the Hotel Astor in New
York city during the past. week.
VISIT DONNELLY'S
James Donnelly is giving special at‘
tentlon to the demonstrating of the
Victrola talking machines. He has two
sound proof rooms. making it conven-
lent to demonstrate three machines at
one time without annoyance to either
of the customers.
Visit thin Victrole. parlor and here
one of these machines.
If one dosh-es to- purchase one.”
mitt pleu- It can be be arranged.
SLIPPERS
We have provided for the whole family’s comfort
in our
XMASI‘SL'IPPERS
MEN. WOMEN. CHILDREN
SHOES
THE IDEAL GIFT
Standard makes in a‘l the latest styles.
"‘"g's I N orwalk
GLOVER’ .3
South Norwalk
—__...-‘ _ ,___..«¢ ~.___-_ ,-c§
$5 Puts This Wonderful
Range in Your Kitchen
_ 4;. gut-p.“ .:.
No one can buy the “Scientific Sterling" for- less than the Club
Member’s price,——even for upot each. Joining the Sterling Club gives
you more than you could get for spot cash. The moment you kin
and pay the membershlp fee of $5 your range ll delivered to you and
you may pay for It while uelng It! The weekly dues are only 32
until the range In pald for. Of course you can pay cash if you wish.
~ These Big Features FREE
Installed and connected without cost. Money back after 30 days
If the range does not do what we claim for It In our advertisements.
The cancellation of future payments In case you are totally and per-
manently disabled by ulcknele or accident.
Theu'ure only a few of the big things.
you what ellc we will do for you.
The Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 WISH!!!“ SI. "I0“ 105
SEMI“. CORR. '
Corrie In and let us tell
I a It'llet
. ’Hazclton
l.‘alld¢‘l‘.\tlll >uld 0n
BURIED HORSE WITHOUT PER.
MIT.
Chudy Dtdn't Bury It. Pioperly Enter.
and He is Fined $5.
John t bud). vim. 111m in Siaiiitoiil
about: [Ill‘tt‘ “rein
{\or'nalln. It) lt‘riilt'
\\il.\ Illir tl $5. In
>a3> Siiiiii'd;i_\’> Slaini‘uzd
tor ‘ilt:lilllUll til~ the ('il)
llJllllS lt'lillht‘ it) iiie
burial of dr-nd allllti’riir
Htultli (Itfitni' tietilue W
IIrill" . l ti ys duo. that
llUl'Nt Ilrltl dint. with knowing ilm'
(tr-j Il;I.!i \‘i'ts'.
on \‘i'ibb
:lie t It) t‘ouii~ who,
.\ l\l|’ tl"
Ilt‘itllll 1r .
t1.ii.~lri hint
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.\:iilt i>tlil
l'IttltI) .
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III"
MINTZS
man had no petiiiit to ll xii-1m ttl hot,
the oriti in mm ~ ll‘ifllll'lll’: am I.
he went to hi. plhtt' lilitl
‘I‘J‘Ll to we Mr. t'iiiiii‘. 'l‘lit Irll'tl
l‘t'TUN‘d iii (ltllli‘ Out of llle LlLlli>t‘ It
we him. No .\li .\lltlt‘l.uil i..\(t"'idlll|'tl
where the lioi‘m- “fir bill‘lt‘d. and >uiii .
liltlllr‘tl helm-m»- Sergeant Fob.) .\li
the stand. todai
ii iii Mire,
when .\Ir. t‘hudy pleaded not guilty to
the charge. that the lion» wzi< bliiied
about 30 feet from the attun’dS
house. and was only It int-lies uiidei
ground.
Detecliie Sergeant l-‘oley testified
that Mr (‘hudy informed him “hi ii
he placed him in custody. that he didI
not know the law here having betiiI
here only two days when the IlOlStI
died of t‘Ollt'. .\lt‘. t‘llud)‘ was t :Iilled
to the stand by Judge Young. and lieI
told the same story that he had IUIIII
the police-”that he had trami‘erredI
and buried If“! horw Without it per-I
inii. not kering that filli'll ll t'tllll‘ht“
\"ilh llt"(‘¢‘fil~'2il‘_\'.
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.‘ RTH SHOCKS IN ITALY.
ROME, Dec. ti, via l’aris, 5:10 a. in
Earth shocks were felt at :1 o'clock
Sunday morning in l.iitiiim at Full.
r‘roslnone, Genna. (“amino and 'l‘ivoli.
There nus neither loss of life nor
property damage.
Suggestions for
Christmas Gifts
Pocket Knives from , 25c to $3.00
Carvinq Sets from $1.50 to $7.50
Scissors .. . 25c up
Sciss‘ors and Manicuring Sets.
Andirons and Fire Sets.
Thermos Bottles . $1.25 on
Flash Lights... , ..75c to $2.50
Thermometers ..15c to $3.50
Skates . . .. . .85c to $3.50
Flexible Flycrs.. $1.00 to $5.00
High Grade Carts for Boys.
Erector Building Sets for boys
..$1.00 to $500
Razors $1.00 to $4.00
Children Sets of Tools in chests,
..... . (“ic to $5.00
Carpenter’s Tools. Machinist
Tools. Guns, Fishing Tackle and
other useful articles.
Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Chas. E. Dow.)
112 WASHINGTON ST.,
80. NORWALK, CONN.
Aik for cash prices for MED OAK
COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
3 Rowan St. Tel/£41 Elsi Norwalk
BUY
Coal
id
The B. Herslifield Si Son Co
m. m in wnu or.
. HAVE VIII] A 5
BUSINESS TRAINING?"
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYs YOU FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL COLLEGE
START MONDAY
The Reed 81 Voolk
Electricalt‘
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Prion. 805—50 do. min It.
So. Nomalk. Muele Hull Ilclh»
,, .W
ATLAS Pancake I'L0llll
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS- 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
WE REFER YO‘t.l
TO THE HOUEE
[is it not beuuiitu. in ite glistening
coat? Yes, eno what’s mow, it Wm
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
Ipaints. oils, stains, varnishes, enum-
615, etc, are the best obtainable—
Ithal has been painted with our point».
Itbat'e your protection Phoueq
The Goriiam C0
to FlRaT It, EAST NORWALR,
Tel. 45!.
REIUILT TYPEWRITERB — L. C.
8m it h , Underwood
Remington, all other!
mtkee, sold, rented,
4-47"? repaired Rennie. lb
{'I _ per month. Mechtbeu
cold at 85 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY.
1| :0th Main Street. South Nam-wen
‘r‘ ..a-n‘
If You Have I
II Any Junk
S. Jallce
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efl’ron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwallt.
I .
The [New Soienuc
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the rtiwnse and the art of
Iadiusting the i. ii. .e. Disease ls conned
1by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
Iback. Even if done in childhood
Ilt creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
Ih'nbs.
I Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
'through harmonizing the nerve syr—
~tems in your body. Female troubles
‘given special attention; also mvrupinm
'of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Cblropructor a chance to
Iheip you.
I Magnetic treatments given a)“.
I
T. Francis. E). C.
‘34 Washington st, So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. w
'Rump ..... ...........16c
Plate ......... xoc I
Schultie’ s 3 Sa
3; WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Try Our Famous Corned Beef
Boneless Brisket 16c.
Cabbage . ......... . 7c-ror
Spinach ......... .25r
nilary Markets
9MAIN ST
' 3NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler