Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 9, 1915 · page 7

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At Lane’s 1

to serve on the 1“
Cream, Fruit Flavon:

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Strawben’y t «,

Banana
Orange
Pineapple

 

Lane‘s Bakery.
61 Washington
street.

 

 

 

 

 

M15. Arthur Smith and son, of
Georgetown, were recent visitors in

South Norwaik.

A dance will be given, this evening,

in Novae'u Hall by the Columbm 0r~'
The. city cler kissued a ptr‘

chestra.
mil yesterday.

Miss lrene Baker, stenographer in
Keogh & Candee ottices on Washing-
ton street
Fair Sitetl. nith a slight attack of ill
zit-.15.

 

llon't [meet that. Ilonnelly's is int
palre to got that Victroln and Victo.
records for Xmas. We are open every
evenign and have a apeclttl attendant
for this department. (‘ome in any
limit".

The tleparttuent 11-11111“ to
the tmln-e that a resident oi Neptune
athtte lh appropriating to her own.
use sand (111111-11 by the city and stored
in this vicinity.

>1 11ml

The Woman's \‘111111111111I League UI
South Norw,alk “ill ho.tl a iithlfll
meeting in tlte i llil‘liH \utlitm 111111 on
Mondat Ileeentbei 1.;th tit "Hill 11
A I111 ire attendance is tli’nllt‘tl

3111,11 prank, arrested on \\':1.-htn,t»
Ion street, yesterday, by (”item Frank
S. Stratum, was this morning, by
Judge George it. Vnsburgh, lined $7
find roots. The
of Iiittiuepot‘t, arrested Tuesday after“
noon tor reckless driving by Officer
Strutton, had his case continued by
Judge. Vosburgh until December 171'

 

- Something ditl'erent or at
them in all packed and sealed in a
'box. Prices 251: and title at Ilomtclly's
Gift Shop.

'Hhiw 111111111115: lililltllill: ltt<1t=wlor C.
I. Finch issued permits l11ll()\\si
For :1 four room cottage fol ltnse aelio
Tavellzt, on (‘ention street to cost $1-

100; plumbing for the some: tilting
for olilees of .I '1‘. Hayes, 7 Main
street;\vi1inl‘: fol llunl’md' s Flor'tl

Hell. on Isaacs street: for the inst: 1i
lotion of an eight horsepowet motor
in the Norwalk Lock Company and
wiringr for it. .i. Culblll, Spring street.

 

Miss Mildred Ill-11151111, a fourteen-

year-old downtown girl was ll1ismorn-,

int: arraigned before Judge George II.
Vesburgh, charged with
lily The. matter of her eommiilmt-nt
to the Connecticut School for Girls

will be considered by Judge \'(Ia‘l)lll‘gllI
at the hearing scheduled for Monday"

morning of next week. Ollicer .lohn
Tooohili, last night, recovered the cult
links, money. etc., that had been 11111-

911 front the coat of John Hotter durr‘

ing the tire on North Main street,
early Monday morning. This matter
will come up forcettlement
the Rentson trial.

 

Members of Court Frances,

evening and enjoyed a thoroughly
pleasant clam chowder party. The at-
fair from start to finish was a decided
treat. Many out of town visitors pres
ent. aside from the members them-
ndives, who turned out in goodly num»
ber.
pleasant visit to the Westport lodge
on Tuesday evening.

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—4FRIDAY
have your luncheon at the Country

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members of the Christmas Savings Club on Monday, December

13th

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'VINDL:

is confined to her home 011‘

case of Joseph Isaacs,’

Xmas .

gift, “0M" ”“1th ““d 11 bowl to plant ‘1 avenue, was admitted to the Norwnlkr

Hospital. that night, and operated upon ;

lneorrigibiw

dttrin 1:,

No. il,‘
Order of the Golden Sceptre, met. last'

 

$111,“

The above amount in Christmas Checks will be mailed to the

1!!! SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEY.

 

Kid‘-

struct on
Containing Fruit Cod Livers, will.

. Peptonato of Iron.

F. I. m Dum’st.

 

 

 

David W.R11ymuud

UN DERT AKER

NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
27 WASHINGTON ST.

I
E Tel., office, 10693;}1011'0, 603.

 

Come in and See the

New Tile Fish

Dry Escallops

All Kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish

 

 

 

: Oysters .
Long and Round

 

 

 

 

 

' ' Clams : :

o ‘\o
Native Frost lush
C tb'Il’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.

Free Delivery. Phone rob
1 1111; “11111111111115.1170." 11111111111111~

tolut e is spending the day in Bridge-
poit.

Mrs. 'l‘ulmmlge linker, 111' New Ila\‘~
en, ls making a visit with friends in
South Norwnlk.

A daughter was born this week to
Mr.
.‘ilititt street. Mother and child are d1:

11‘ fiat: nicely.

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Mrs. Mary Williams, oi 5: llnyrlew

this morning.

 

The wires of the decorative light-
“111,011 one side of Washington street.
snapped last night, extinguishing half
of the lights on that street.
initial \trittng paper makes a
1nite Xmas gilt Ask to see the (litter-
lent style initials at lionnelly' .1 Station
er) Slote.

 

Trinity Young Men's club will hold a
ladies' night on Thursday eveningI
December 16th, in tlte club rooms, cor~
her of West Washington
Railroad avenue.
prepared,
expected-

A program is being
and a grand good time is

: Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘hcron (‘1. Hoyt, of
‘Farmingviile, Ridgelleld, entertainer] n3
inumber of guests Thanksgiving:
Among those tpresenl. were Mrs. Bay-
.ley of Harlem Misses Gertrude and,
Ellen Bohannon of South Norwalkfl
Il‘ll‘. and Mrs. Charles Brown of MU
I Kiseo.

If you are raking your brain for3
something for a Xmas present and
dont know what to give, it would
pay you to look through the line otI
lardiniers umbrella holdem, .iardiniers
and pedestals combined and torn;
fdlshes shown by A. J. Collins Co.‘

The local members enjoyed aITheir line is complete and compriseItle with 11 baby the central
1

lmako a very useful as well as accept-I cousin's child in the cute of 11 color
Eable Xmas gm. See adv.

all that is new in these goods and all

 

l
ah—ENJOY YOUR THURSDAV '

night dinner at the Country club.

ARE YOU ONE or 11111 LUCKY 1111111.

Elite Fifth Annual Christmas Club for 1916 will open on
. Tuesday. December 28th. All of your lfrieuds are going to
join Will you be one of the 5:000 members ‘? '

#1111 SOUTH NORWALK

tiliG girl was confessing to no 0551111

a dentist by profession and who was
1 assigned as assistant to Dr. Farr.

and Mrs. Stephen Goodwin, of So.I

.ing the liilyseventh anniversary
their marriage. and their many friends
street and;

fwas burned out In

TRUST. COMPANY

 

 

 

Utt'iLv Vein/eoctwv Manta all“:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sent Lu his home in “mining

\‘t'hlle Fair 11a.» debating with the
warden 1111 the necessity of his weig-
nution or being; suspended on charges

Xmas Footwear

 

 

111g attorney and to another friend of
Warden (inborn that for some months 1
she had been in the habit of going
to the prison with Dr. Farr and a we
1111111 who had induced her to go to the
place to meet the convict Slocum-11‘s.,

The
girl also confessed that she had writ-
the letters to Eisenberg and had re~
rived letters from him, Dr. Farr not
ing as messenger-

'I‘he existence of the. girl and l1e1"
vistts “as brought to the attention of
Warden Osborne through the lust r11»
iiicnlnlity 111‘ the Mutual Welfare Lea
seltgoverning body‘
may came tnltiI
possession of a written by the

fine. the

This (’(Jll\1 "0

SLIPPERS

We have provided for the whole family‘s comfort.
in our

XMAS SLIPPERS

MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN

SHOLD

IDEAL GIFT

Standard makes in all the latest styles.

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1uirl and turned owr to Mr. Osborne.

 

The girl's mother knew nothing at
all about the visits of her dunghterI
to the prison and when shown letters
the girl had written to Ewrtiberg and
told of “N“ “that is what
comes oi her “hit the

\'I.~'Il< said
it lt'IItlslilp

N orwalk
It‘arrs.

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GLOVER’S

South Norwalk

 

.\ feature of the «the it thut lll'.‘ ..
It‘urr was planning to resign and en-
tcr practice 111 I‘lllillt'ii. lie has been

the prison physician for four years.

 

 

JOHN Q. TILSON IS ELECTED NA-
TIONAL COMMITTEEMAN.

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11love kill.

Intel.

Senator Brandegee Refuses to Have
Name Placed in Nomination.

\\'1\.\‘lll.\'l2'l‘l‘l.\2, ll, l"., llt‘i'. ‘J. *l.‘t)'l'
gl't‘selllilll John Q. 'l‘ilholl “as 111111111—
utously elected National l'illlgl't‘nfiluni'l
('111111111111’1‘1111111 i'ot' i‘ottuttrttt‘ut ltll'lllt‘
t1 mi of the :«letitltIl‘lll t‘oncrt-xs .11 .1
meeting in Congressman Hokey}: ni~
lice anti attended by Senator llrnr
eve and the live eunuch-1111111.

lenator lirztntieuee, “ho served . 1I

t pmition during the sixty-tltlrtl‘
ltlllgli‘nh‘, tlt‘t‘lill‘l'tl he did not \\'l:~l\
to be reelected. 111111 hir- 'I‘llson'a'
name was immediately put forwttt'ti‘II‘jIN

81 WASHINGTON STREET

 

THE LATEST IN LADIES’ SHOES

tine of the prettiest tnotiel~ 1111 have Rlltl“ 11 title season
Nine and one llillf’llit‘ll boot lop recede. toe, leather l.t)lll‘-’
.\ rlltlt’ tltttt Ir- .4111'1 to please.

Holiday Slippers and Stockings

For Men. Women and Children.

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

South Norwulk, Conn.

 

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tlt' illut‘k

Makes :1 splendid prmettl.

TELEPHONE 14752.

 

and he “.11.- clotted ummimouva

As Mr. 'I‘ilson's district is general
ly considered Io he the closest die :11
trit-t in t‘ottueetirul it was" thought
best to put him in (bulge of the (‘ml
utmsslonni tnmpaitm in that .«totv for
any benefit he may derttt- hunt the
position. The meeting illro mode pt‘l
111111111111 the temporary nt-tion til the
i()lil:l‘t~ih‘lll(‘ll lust week in electing
t‘unrttt-ssman Hill as (hairmun oi theI 1

 

state delegates and (‘ongressnntn “’1
1‘ iron. aerretury. .1,
Mt.11nd Mrs William A. Wheeler, ofI“

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21 Havlland street, are today celebrab
of

wish them many more years of happi-
ness.
._.____ 1.
Mrs. Mary A. Brown whose not store ifi
Bridgeport, thtsI
morning, was 11 former resident 01130. 11;
Norwalk, and with her husband. the}
late William Brown, was engaged tori
many years in the hat moutaeturing
business here.

 
 

 

I 1
The Count of Common Please, yes- TOWN CAR “HE
.tetdny. directed a verdict of $841. 63 for RU NABOUT . ....... . $390 6
ithe plaintiff, Luther ill. Wright, agnlnstl I

the defendant, Charles Williams, of,

Smith Norwalk for balance due on a

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FOUND DEAD r-'ROIitl G105 POISON
SING PHYSICiAN’ RE‘SIGN‘. h E I, II 0 two.
- ~ 1 .. . . -. . Iii'illt,‘t-‘I"(ll"l‘. t‘olztt. lit—', 1 'fil
. . . . . little Ju:l‘dll, wilt-1e bound: “lay down to that upto date t-ottmlidat _ l U l . l. V ~
0551“)", 111 c. B’A‘Lulllrb‘il‘tt"; With ‘_ . 4. , , . - . =e1' being int-satin: to! 11111—1- 1111p.
11' 11. . l I ml 11 II .e11 'ilk'ci‘ 1d 111;. to get our thristmas Iupplled tor our notiety and myself tie rim-im- “In“ a ljll'l‘i‘lul‘ Nb mum
”u” 11 1 .-1.1 ( ha‘etr‘ddfidhflh “10:9- £8110“: nigh on to tortv years or more and had on a (‘Ulitll in l'!I.\ lluitlt' 111 the
)tar old girl 1111115111; 81111. 1113:1111 at to I I , II _ .. . - . I I .
1- Wm , and haw 211111155 been pleased 111111 the Bridge that has earned u~ safely “11>! hnd, [Utlt-t_t lint-mat l;A..1.11111>1
-I1 I AlSIIf' 1. ‘-. , . _, 1 <, . .1 - , . ,.
meet ‘ “I C k t ‘51 d L m er \\e are ktllt’l' trial, Fitter Urhlll, Feed and all liltse Hows”; 12111 “"‘llwl‘ PM'I‘AFN‘J ‘5”) 11121111111. 1I112'
“ ' 1 ‘ .1 L: l‘ et'it‘e‘uiltt Uri ), _ ‘, ' ’ 1 , A. ,. ,. ,,,,. 11., .
411111;, a“ hmf‘t‘h‘” ‘ , ‘ pull Hunt, and n1,» onehundieu dollar lull tutti he broken with pleas “i.“ ‘1”‘1 11.1111 Md L7”. “M ““1““
Dr. Charis \\. liar-r, prison pl1y~tc1an “my at Ul arctdental has ponontnu 1.11.112”
' lit-\I night handed in his FeSli—ih‘dlli‘fl was '11 member of thy llamtlttm i'tm.
‘0 Verdun Thomas ilutt Ushol‘re. RAEfMOND B lilitlidf'l'}. l\lilL’jll> ’lt‘llipldl'. and had
. . I . 1 tot'lltrl‘ly >1-1'-.1w It." 7 '1 ill‘ ’..'1
'lhte 111‘1ttlege 01 going to the hub» .. l I 1. III 11' 111 r 311 I 1 1m
.“11 «i. i
't' " W11 ‘e hi.‘ oer ott’al 31.1011“- , . ' .
11141 .11 111111 I~ . aI ' . ~ 137 Washington Street 77—777
in ~ 1.1115 dented llllil Alter 1111» 1111s-
_ . - ‘ - ,, '1 \ '1 I. ' \-
zuttl ward 11. searched 5111-11 things , l’ 51:11 11111111 tmI l1tI 11I 111 .1111
. _A,_._ -. 1:1- .11'11 .‘lli‘l 111 t It- 151.. 11-h" !'
or: welt-mg to the physician will he 11 1 1 .1

 

For heddingltllhrisitoas Gifts

BUY “MILLER" lAIIlPS.
III“ are BEAUTIFUL and USEFUL

“Miller" i-Zuttrsc 1121s and In:
.0. 1411111» uttl. lttt selected An

' 61355511. 'A‘lt~g1\t lllL‘ Ibculhgnt.
and a: c ornamental

When You Built!

Come and see "Miller"
lighting fixtures. They are

design.

 

The “Miller” is the Best Oil ileum Made. 1
My Arc Sole. Smokeless—Give Intense Ilcat. ‘

Buy "Mil lot" 6109‘; [11111 Dealers 01'
Edward Inlet ‘fio. anblished 1844

New Y-urk
#3111111 lurl: l'l \ V 1. 1 “1111111111111Building.

 

 

well made from exclusive ,

 

We Are Not

Fishing for Business

People do not like to be
caught. Our constantly in-
creasing patronage is the nat-
ural result of our COM-
PLETE OPTICAL SER—
VICE. An oculist interests
himself in your eye troubles
and sets you right as to a
remedy. Our eyeglasses are
made in our own factory and
are adjusted by experienced
opticians.

Do you know of a better
place? ~

THAMER

Oculisio, Optometriets, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, or
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897.

 

 

Pump. and general Machine

II0lllllID MACHINE ()0.

IWater SL, Foot Raymonu st.

Specialties Work

 

$440

.......

 

 

1,1
motor truck The plaintiff was repre- Eli TOWN CAR ---------- $640 0“
sented by Attorney Edward J. Quinlan j l 1'1,
oi’ Norwaik. 1Q COUPELET """""" $590 Ill
14’: SEDAN ............ U
There was much ado about very lit- l l " ' $740 I:
figure it; . . 1"\
last night. A local women left. her \1 Above prices F‘ O. B- D“ to“. it
\ i
:1

iii

ed woman at a hotel here. As time

 

Kindly Call and See Cars At

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JUDGE WALSH TO SPEAK AT ELK
CELEWBRATION

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Eloquent Norwalk Lawyer Accepts In-
vitation of Committee to
Attend Anniversary.

J udgo John J. Walsh of the Common
Pleas court, that; accepted the invita-
tion to :be a speaker at the thirtieth
anniversary celebration of the Bridge
port lodge of Elks to be held in 11119
Emmett! hotel next Monday evening.
The reception committee has extend-
ed the time tor receiving marvellous
and indication's'uo that moi-11111111111300
will attend: Already 260 reservations

. have 1101111.th tor kind it. is known
thot loot-ea of other are planning toot-
tends-1M
The 1111111111 committee is busy No
If: 1%“

 

 
 

 

 

passed visions of an abandoned baby 1
became clearer and police headqumt- E6 52 N' MAIN 51" SOUTH NORWALK- lg
ers were notified. I111; \
l.
mmmnmnnwgl “ .FLIN I, AGENT "t
11;».
fill -. \ § o:’\: \.\I r» \\.~ $11733" “51’ng
1915 g“ “FM 9 ”“3“ es: ®:m «1

tions, including several mutations!
tilesldes Judge. Walsh there are num-
Iorous other notables, including Gayer
Inor Holcomb, Eduard Lea-ch, past.
1 grand exalted ruler of New York and j
IJohn Tanner, former governor of;
Pennsylvania and president of the Na-
tional Baseball league.

«M.

SUIT SETTLED our - or counr.‘

NEW HAVEN, (301111.. Dec. 9.~——The
suit for" damages brought against.
State Senator Martin E. Pierson, of
(Bristol, by Levi Doolittle, adminhr,
trator of 11191211111111 of his son, Ken~
neth, who was killed by Pierson'u
automobile in North Haven, last May,
has been settled out. or court through
the payment it won learned today,
or on limited amount by the Senator.

 

or venom In new.

 
 

The 11111 was tor 38.000.1010 amount
tvnuidtdt 11a understood. ym $1,750. -

 

 

 

 

COAL.

1'1:th

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1111 1
Hazclton
Goal

111
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co

I” WAT IN IT.

3 Rowan St.

 

 

TIL. I“.

AIk for cash prices for RED OAK

ETHE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc. |
East Norwalk ,

PAGE SEVEN

 

 

 

Sal'eorCoats'

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7!-

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The Reed 81 Yolk
Electrical 1.0,

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRiCAL SHOP
In the Town '
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phcn. 305—50 So. Main it,
So. Not-walk. Music Hall Ilof'tt

 

 

 

 

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“DOOQCNQOOQC‘OCN not-11--

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)OOOOCvC-OW “47“” ’ Isl-mm

 

urns Pancake noun

FRESH FROM THE MIL!-
3 PKGS. 25¢

Davey’s
Phone 410

 

NE REFER YOU

. To THE HoveE
Is it not beautiful in its glletenins
It‘oatT Yes, ano what's more, it wtii
‘wcar well-we guarantee that. All our
inflicts. oils, stains, varnishes, enum-
cls, etc, are the best obtainable——
that has been pointedv 11h our puinla.
that 11 your protettien. Phone Q

The Goritam Co

I10 FIRST 8T.. EA ST NORWALK
1 Tel. ‘58.

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EREBUILT TYPEWRtTERB— L O.
E Smith, Underwood
Remington, all otbml
molten. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. I.
per month. Machines

E .3. 1 sold st 85 per month.
JAB. DONNELLY
to South M-ln Inset. Booth Murmur

1“,”... _.....1“—-.“

It You Have ‘
1; Any Junk
SELL S. Jaflee

IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eifron.

 

 

Phone 499,

. 1 37 Fort Street. East Norwaik.

 

 

 

 

1111;111:111 11,
susmtss 11111111111111;
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER

HE PAYs YOU 130R
WHAT you KNOW

 

MERRILL CULLEGE

START MONDAY

 

: The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. -
i Chiropractic is the definition or the ‘
cause or the llir‘tlase and the 1111 or
adjusting the same. Disease Is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different. organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female trouble:
given special attention; also curvature
of the spin. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you.

Magnetic treatments given also

T. rancis, D. C.

34 Washington 81., So. Norwulk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School tbs

 

E Lets Get Acquainted

We Guarantee Our

‘. CLOTHING

And Sell on Credit

11111111 mm

42 South “Main St.

 

 

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1 FIREARMS COMPANY SHED.
N'E‘V HAVEN, Dec. .9»Announce«

intent. was made today of ’tho'salu by

the Marlin Firearms Company of its

: plant here to the Martin Arm Corpor-

latlon. The new corporation, which ,

in modem) of 11 group of New York

men and which filed omelet; of tutors

porailon at Albany 10.7., yesterday, 1

twlth :1 capital stock of 33:000. 000, ex-

} poets, it was stated, to receive soon a, y

 

, South Namath.

 

 
 

number of large contracts for war inn-1
torioi tor Europe. . " 1

 
 
 
 

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