”his! h:- (J \KiLi RIF-S
. “cm. ATTENTION TO EAST
"‘ ‘ , NORWALK ORDERS
.ree delivery at any time of
- First delivery issues at eight
m TELEPHONE your orders
a...
Satisfaction gunraiitted.
Hayest ityl‘vlarket
69 No. Main street
i“ or the Holidays
CIGARS
In boxes of 12, 25, 50.
TOBACCO
:; CANDii‘S
In boxes or pound; also
Christmas Candies
NUTS
All Kinds and Mixed
FRUITS.
Any Kind You May Wish
We have some Fine Figs in
Glass Jars
*GROCERIES, VEGETABLES
0. if AS ii. N
Randall's Block, E. Norwalk.
Phone 1522
[All N0ll lllli
Plans are V'wing oomph-10d for tho
forthcoming Christiiin. mitortriininvnt
in (‘hrist Episcopal church .
Mrs. E. Dollar, and Sir.
T‘I'Ed Mo“.“-l llilh‘ l't'lllln’l‘l
allot street
and .'\l|'.~
from \';in
to Contra! il\'(‘llllf‘.
The storm piralyzoii ill“
“York. Yostorda) and today tho:
non eiijoyvd il‘k‘ihtllllfi \ai‘utlon»
'Vl‘Vtigv
ut‘Tli
Al lintiiur. at tho inf-cling of lb .
{buncil‘ last
lion to mom lll
”View itveiitlo liV rizr
Iflmn's bridgv slul‘v
l‘llv
nicht r t‘rlvod pt-rinis
tl=nv tank on h‘ca
his
littnuil.‘
Early this inorniiir: tlr :rollrys ll.ltl
mot mado their appt'nruncc on the lids!
tvenuc or llorlon l'oint lines. and tin—
rhrdy residents worn once again (lbligr
and to it"W thiotiph tlu- snow to tutor
work.
Louis 'lii‘ullin. .. it: "N‘ blue-r V. li. il. l r
employed on one of tho .lnmw lllllltllt‘
wagons, was among tho candidates 1“
- ,goommendcd lost “sun by l'oliro t‘oin
missionei‘ timrrgo D. ltrssvll for a sup
’erllunltll‘ill‘)‘ Ulllt’l‘i' on tho pollm- ltll‘t't'
.A l
Tho first twitt'trlt‘ lllflllf‘ in be turn-
ed on lust night on tho l'lnst Shiv
were those furnish“! bx [hl' llltllllt'll‘.tl
plant. binnincn (Vonnm'it'd with the
plant toiled hard all of yomerday with
satisfactory rttsulLs‘ in the owning.
It was reported this morning that.
the two thrtwinzistnd scliooncrs, which
loaded hozivily \tllll t‘ziriztlos or mp v
51min for the St livorgc P. & P. Coin-
lhlll Mill [100.8
"All SLOW lllllliilS
Eat Less meat if you feel Backachy or
Have Bladder Trouble
2V0 man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys occasionally says a
well-known authority. Meat forms
“ uric acid which excites the kidneys.
‘lhey become overworkcd from the
strain, get sluggish and fail to filter
the waste and poisons from the blood,
’ then we get sick. Nearly all rheuma-
1' 115m, headaches. liver trouble, nervous-
:IGsS, dizziness, sloeplessnes: and urin-
ary diorders come from suggish kid-
:ncy. ‘
The' moment. you feel a dull ache in
;.the kidney or your back hurts or it
‘ the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
t-iiediment, irregular or passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding:
Lstop eating meat: and get about four
mnces of Jad Salts from any pharm-
acy; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast and in a
few days your kidneys will act fine.
“is famous salts is made from the
,Vlcid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
«lined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimulate
like kidenys, also to neutralize the
was in urine so it no longer causes
irritation thus ending bladder wonk-
‘ Mater drink which everyone
it! take now and then to keep the
i
imadc sound again.
HEA RD ii SDiJTrl hOHWAL K
How Bad Ba: ks Have Been Made
Strong—Kidney Ills Corrected.
All over South Norwalk you hear it i
l‘oun's Kldlluy l’ilis are keeping up the
good work. South Norwalh people are
telling about it «telling of had hacksj
You can believe
the testimony of your own tow nspcov
pie. They tell it for the benefit ol;
you who are suffering. if your back;
aches, if you feel lame. sore and inis-‘
erable, if the kidneys not too i‘runuentW
ly. or passages are painful, simply and
off color, use llouil's Kidney Pills, the!
re‘inedy that has helped >0 many o!I
your triends and neighbors. Follow,
this South Norwulk citizen's atlllt't’
and give Ilozin's the‘
same for ion. 3
Huston l’itzm', barber 32 No. Muin‘
street South Norwalk, says: "My kid-
neys were disordered and caused my1
back to ache. 'i‘he passages of the kid
noy secretions were unnatural and
bothered me greatly. Iloan'r‘. Kidney
Pills restored llll“ to good health."
Price 30c. at all dealers. Don't sim-
ply for a kidney remedy~get
iloiin‘s Kidney l’illswtlie sumo that
Mr. l’it'lor had. Foster-Millnirn (‘0,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
a chance to do
asks
puny, inury ualu andt
storm Monday. night. The SCHOOHQ'W“
did not break away, as it was frurrd
they might in the blow.
\mntht red the
At the district (‘Ullllillrsltillt‘l‘fi moot
iiig Monday night, no action was ink.
on ‘on (‘U'lllniifihlunt‘l‘ Joim l). (‘nrr's
sucrt-nsor. Nu nivrtliii: was held be»
cause of the storm.
yet bevu inciiiionrd as probable Call)-
No names him 0
iuissioncr. (‘oinniissionor Sniflln :inu
Kuhncr intro st-wrul under consid-
erniio. liowctcr,
The Men‘s class will hold tln-ir sup-
toniuht rcgardh-ss of the womb
liwry pi'cpuintioii lliia burn manic
tn nnilw this it night long to in. in-
lilt‘llt‘l‘l‘ltl. it will lit‘ tlllthllll lur tllu
speaker to pot to Norwnlk because of
tho nnt‘ortunatt- condition of tho train
sciwit-ciiul lw will lil'llit‘ sonic urixingv-
lllt‘llls to pot horn on illllt‘.
pt'l‘
t‘l‘.
‘u,’ I;’ J ‘N‘"\¢'
tl’TQ's
t‘hsrlos l‘icrso'n, “no resides in tho
(fox place in Flux llill road, i‘rnrturcd
one of his arms Saturday while rrunk-
int: his automobile .\ local titu'it‘iun
attoiidod tho man and room-rd ttic
frllt‘llll‘t'.
tlnt- oi lllt‘ truth-y till“: which has
Hon l‘llllltlttl it. tho «mm at (initi—
l:'- tort; -: slut-(V .\l0}ltl71_\' vu‘nnw, will
lilo-l3. l.» lllU.t‘ll 31)tli‘}'. .1111 hr. ..;
has boon stuil'd on in .\\"ll"l in
linilioznl utt'iiu', thirit-n. V'..i: tun
n-ut oi «now pilutl ill [rout of it title
will llllio lm iitkt‘ll IV it "'ll!lt"llll.' dur
in: lllt‘ tiny.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
BEiNG MOBILIZLC
I ti\'lltl.\ 5.51:5:1. in.“-
Ho plan o“ iwgiiialtl .\lt‘l\'c.i 'o
i .
‘lw‘i.
rflE SOUTH N0? ‘WALK 1‘.
'i l; *
niuiu
Thou sh imrlessly appear in sight:
lust “tun do holes in stotki: 2
come?
i W_____ ESTQ__N’3
Korn of the Lowe-r
illit' deer on Fl‘ld‘d).
(-Il';t‘
('lial'lt‘s
: hot another
b't'litlulo in town \vill I‘llirt‘ Fit
holiday vacation
'rllt‘
(in) tor a two \u-trlgs'
Mrs W t‘ \Nustci'i‘ltfid l't‘lll’dllls ('l!
tlw lllHtlitl list at her home ill Nor»
ilt‘ltl
Mi.» Mar) l3. Sutton is suffering
troin grip all her llOlllt‘ on Norfivld
street
Mrs. Mary la‘. Godfrey is spondinu
some tiiiw with Mrs. M. it). Foster iii
Has-ton.
Mrs. Fl‘t‘tlt’lit‘li lioniictt ot‘ llui'lbutl
istinvt, is i‘ei-oieriiig from rt’H‘l‘EIl
days illness.
llt‘iiiiotl oi \‘nlb-i l"l‘l",:t‘.
Nils.
'l‘liulitas .l,
is visiting his sister,
llusscti in Nt-wtown.
liciijuinin
l.t‘\i Squire.»~ was ill town to Sllt‘lltl
Sunday with his pnronts. Mr. nud Mrs.
William It}. Squires, oi lll' l'ppvr
l'arish.
it t‘ Williams and ‘"rank lt:t;m'
til ”11’ i‘ppt‘r Parish. spout Hillltlii“
“itb tho hitter's brotht‘i‘,
ror iii Nuntow ii
.lom-ph lint
Thu \id of
l‘onurc-untional Church will hold
and
\\'t*diw.\d;t_\ moiiillt."
Voi‘iirl-l
Ilw‘
Sol-int) tint
iilllllldl lllt‘t‘lllll! t’lt‘t‘ililll of Mill
('l‘l'ii
‘l'lli‘
lltlll will the
llll’ \‘x'uvllnit'l ill‘l‘llt’iiilil
Hall on
ltith.
.\.“
with iiuish
lllt‘
Noiiivld llllltl’tiH‘ll. nt on til
it (litlli't‘ it)
in 'l‘tmn
'i‘liui‘sda) owning, llt’t‘t'llll.|t‘l
Loonns .\t', timihl of liodl‘ri-i urn-t,
liiitttd it tinv rod to). on Saturday
“lilt'il iin-nsurcd tour tt-vt uiut .~ix lll>
t‘llt‘h‘ from tip to tip, and wvipltl‘d ill-
tut~n ltltlllltln.
Httiniivl it. Fillltlll‘f‘. ot lll‘ttiltl strum.
.lt hr‘ 1' “‘l‘t'll of tilt l'pprr l’nr
i..h, ::.r iii li‘:tlllt‘|itll'l for their second
t'iinilnnl Su-
.ilt!
unit’ll ll itii“: flu". in tllll
pvi'inr l‘uxll'.
'l‘ho lt‘uirlivld t‘ounty it‘uriti lllll‘t‘illl.
tn co-opt-intion in tho Norliclti Grant-y,
Norfichl linprovcmuiit Assurin-
niid the Weston lA‘iiizut',
hold :- inrotinx in tho town hail, Mon»
tiny moniuu, in tho interns-t of “(loud
[loads for \‘t'ustonf' Sprn‘kcrs on var-
ious phones of the subjcrt
l litirlts ll. l’ltimb, ('iinirinun of Fair
ilonl t‘ouuty Good llouds (‘ominittum
:ih Vrii‘i Simeon l'I. l‘tasu ttnd \K'lllilini
" Joltiimn oi Ncwiown.
IlH‘
litll (‘1'.it-
Wt‘l‘t‘
Nttlilrltl timnrm has vb‘. 7-th tho t'ol
l limit‘t-ilur l th‘ i':\t“V-.<| hr. in. luviue "mum for ”'0 coining 3’5“":
t' c niobilixat‘wu of .\Tilt‘.li‘.ll x M""“" "”"0'Vl ”Willi: member. El-
t'w‘iiit-x, i5 .1 -; i . illu‘m‘ ll b 1’. 0”" ll. ”W”; I““l"l"‘l’» .‘.i~ Wank
”mum“ my 3‘3““ in 2”,“, tl‘ Anus: chaplain, Mrs. l“l'(‘tl(‘ri('k llur~
lull. hm litt‘VVt‘l‘; mi «Uzmim! mt; steward llzivid (ioloy: assistant
10m“. ;.,..;H.|]m,\, “MM thrill"? :‘-i"\\'il.‘ti Irrncn Gifford; lady lix‘Hlm.
“In“, ‘7‘li'tii l\\ lllt‘ U)“, “11,“, i hit tul‘h'tll‘ll. Minn tirui't‘ Scolicltl;
awaited.
:1ttr'llil to till 11') pi'it‘nz or
American xvi“. riiit-s oi lllt‘ 511“
leh-ing‘u yrstt‘rtldy int-t win no
survey“.
lli‘tilit'fl ..L‘l'l‘ (\ll‘t‘Illl'ly u '.\
ions to hum-.- \\’llt‘lil(‘i' ilic c‘tiV~t""‘
input would pity t'oiiiinissiona Fl“ '
:i pctit‘ou to ill‘ t‘ttlnlilitl3t‘ oi tli "
Stock l“.\'t‘lian=rc \\.'il\‘ bcin'r lnr r
ly siu‘ncrl (isliu-r tln- (‘Olllllliltt‘t‘
\ ,
to niakc i't-prt-st-Vitatitws to t (
(Ion-ruincnt oi tln‘ stiltict‘t
_.«-.. t
A PUZZLE. . l
(McLandburgh Wilson in New YorkV
Sun.) l
The world is vexed with problems
great 3
To which the Sphinx is :tlways'
dumb, , '1
But. this small puzzle she mighti
state:
Pray when do holes in stockings;
come?
The holes in pocketbooks we know,
VHowever gaping is the rent,
We still have something we can
show
For which the missing stuil’ was
spent.
The holes in doughnuts we can
grasp.
We scr- them tornied with conscious'
art,
. ‘t
Nor do they lessen what we clasp
Whern their circumference may
start.
\
But haters in socks—'twixt mom and
night "
l
m.
ll‘t'i'Ftll 1‘].
loan possibly tell that you darkened
and evenly.
or soft brush with it ,and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a limo; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and
application cr‘tw‘o, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thicksund glossy.
1
William l‘.
Ai‘liui‘ t'.
in ' i-z‘..no:l:
iii'itdley; gut.x kcop
soc
it H‘ry,
m. ii'viin: .i. Lockwood; Coors. Miss
Florence Banks; Pomona, Miss E'liol
Lockwood; Flora. Mis‘s lri'trusz
t‘;ai‘t; pianist, Mrs. Prank Bennett;
assistant pianist, Mix. t’Tlinti
irrinbcr of exccntivc
liwight S. lt‘anton.
llllill' 0 ill l'llll,
[00K lllllllil, Pllllll
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens So
Naturally That Nobody Can Tell.
Almost everyone knows that page
Ten and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streak-
cd or gray; also ends dandruff, itch-
ing scalp and stops {tilting hair. Years
ago the only way to get this mixture
was to make it at home. which is
milSSy and troublesome. Nowadays.
by mixing at any drug store for,
“Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-l
pound." you will get a large bottle otl
this famous old recipe for about: 50
cents.
Don’t stay gray!
Vs liroolt;
mniinittco.
Try it! No'onc
your hair, as it does it so naturally
You dampen a sponge
, alter another
Parish,1
yomm. s-m'rihf‘
F
! STAMFORD THEATRE.
l it will be a delight to local theatre»
lgocrs to know that Slay ”fit-r n,
has become n tuvoirie
=pe~ar at the Stamford Theatre
day owning, in a lil'\\ mincdy
ltrialling liver of Mrs \lull,"
ilt‘oibb‘ well kilo-ill d5 lllv‘
author "The t‘hoi‘us Latin.” and
“The 'l‘rznehng Salesman " This pro»
dution will afford an unusual bumping
tion. as Miss Robson‘s name always
assures a deliillilflll it's‘iiin: of laught-
er, and James Money ”laps have been
among the greatest mmmiy Filt‘l'P:~S"'F
{or n number of setwns. ltoh»
son does not wish to divulge tho story
of “The Making ()wr of Mrs. Matt,"
as she wants it to come as a complete
surprise, but
the manager of tho Stamford
slw may be quotcd as saying
time i do wear smart trucks."
“The Princefis Pat."
“The Princess Pat" the latext addi
.r‘i
Ul’tllliii liliilclilil iiiS
l
l
who
licre- w ill up»
Saiur
it)
uho u
oi
.‘tl iss‘
l'llt‘lil‘t‘
"This
tion to the number oi Victor lioi‘livi‘u
and Henry blossom (‘Onlll‘ operas is
scheduled for t‘hristnias niatiiwc and
night at tho Stamford Tlioairo.
story of the optTfltlu is that of an Am-
vlitrlll girl. l’nlricn (H‘onnon who
has married on ltnlian nobleman.
make him as itrdt-‘lll as n husband as
llt‘ was in n lover, she Hills to the
iliriint, limit with an oldorly (ii-‘l'illllll-‘
\int-i'irun inilliouniro \Vi ho is engaged
to her best friend. (lrncc llullil‘tmk.
who is promisvd min of Herr Srhinalz's
millioin. 'l‘hu plan works, Anthony
Schniulz soon discovers that his honrt
goes pit a-pnt win-n "Tho l'l'llll‘t'fin Pat
is. ncai' him. for ho hollows Slit) is in
earnest. in tho lllt'lllllllll‘t‘ his son
'l‘ony "n‘nlut-ts' llrnrt ltolhroult and
Ihvy gl’l mill'l'ltth. ’l‘ony‘ s failioi ho
(tours ltllillmtilllllt‘iil; giros his blrssiilu
and pronmt’r 'l‘ony part of his fortune.
'l‘ht‘ Print-u. who has boon gu'rvii-m‘cd.
\\ itli jealousy. hi:
nilt' llliitllV niid sho rm-iprot‘:ttc-' Thu
set-urn of tin npcr'ittu ltn~ tliu Tii'to”
llcrbi‘rt l‘lllli. null lbw book of llvnry
llltlii'sl’vnl (outrun: incur lvi'iilil li'tm:
and rout-hos the highuzttvrs mnrk of
tilt“ llci‘btirt-ltlmsom partnership ‘l‘liu
opera is bunntifnlly slaw‘i lty Fwd (1.
John (‘Jtrt
dint‘owrr. lw loi‘os
Lullh'tili nnd pmdurml by
with tho follow ihzz splendid (‘it-it"~l“t’lll
Robin's, T’nul \‘itliqlrion. Philip H. :
lil'lry. I‘Ifi'io 'l‘oyv. Earl lit’llllillll‘ TM}: ‘
Hendricks Edward .\b'tt':\li‘, llcnry
Tinm'nt, Tots \liil'kt'. brunch lirynn
und lioorgu (iromrio Vnizt‘tlu‘r “with
~i.i::ini: chorus :tn-i on :ingiuuulmi llcr
lit‘l'l lll‘t‘iit‘nllll.
BEAUTY PARLOR DREW
HOUSE.
A big audience at tho ilrynnt 'l‘bvii
BIG
tru last night saw a tunoful. happy
mint-dy production of "The llonuty
Parlor." lililly Allt‘n was at his bust
and his audlcnrr was with him.
'l‘wo production-s havc now been pro-
sc-ittti by the hilly Allen rompuny
hero, and input thoaircgocrr
tzing that this company plnyinu
popuinr prices. romparcs
with the liiuhcr priced productions.
.\ir. Allen did splcmlld work last night
as the ill-V'Jllllt‘d shocmukcr. lie kept.
the audience com‘ulsod with tanuht I
Soverui spocialtlos were introduced
by Mr. Allcn and other members of
ill
tits company and the chorus numbers,
wore both novel and prctty. One of
these was "Willow Me." in which the
entire company “followed the leader"
on' the stage. through the audience and
back to the stsigc again.
“Keep Moving" Tonight.
It is "'er \ioving' tonight a play
said to the funnier than "Watch Your
Step.’ Billy Allen plays the loadint:
Milli—-
"’l‘lie Home of Triangle Films."
liltlll’l
Mat. 2:15. Eve. 7:i5 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra l’OC.
Tc-day Wed, Dec. 15in
Triangle Films Fo'tturing
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
“The Lamb”
A 0 part feature produced under
the supervision of'D. W. Griffith,
“A GAME OLD KNIGHT"
It's a 2 part Triangle Keystone
DON’TKMISS IT.
COMING TOMORROW
Wm. Fox Presents Robt. B. Mantel!
and Genevieve Hamper
in
“THE UNFAITHFUL WIFE."
FRQDAY
Dustin Farnum in “The
Strain," o 6'.- part feature.
Raymond Hltchccok and Mabel
Normand in
“MY VALET"
Iron
"The l
.lamtw .
in n porsnnal letter to‘
The 3
To
or! real .
favorably ‘
CHAS. MURRAY In t
WEDNESDAY, DEC.
15: 1913
l
1 ET
We have j
$1.00
nico Demonstrating Rooms
his $15.00 Victrola
Is a Wonderful Little instrument
this liitle m ichsne as we have todemcnstiate
the $300 0: es
SOLD 0N EASY PAYMEi‘xT PLAN
.____-
US DEMONSTRATE if
N as much time to demonstrate
Down $1.00 Wet-ikly
'l
ONNELLY’S 1
So. Main St-
30. N Orwalk
F- .. ~~—-----—-—..
r c ..
Tit e {mirrors 2:. ‘
‘ E
to? for hr s :2.
It is sum of : hearty ( r
l unicorn: it Chansons 3‘ :
.... an l,
‘i be .. lsi:t'o:'ito all :t";‘.’<il'
round. ;
Tn; Vii. role pl £1563 l
e‘vovg‘. i~-~~,;g‘iv3;:::rj,7— f
loo y the. uncle i 143:3“ '
i {no}, lilo: l;‘?‘:s. 3-
‘ .Li.i’lrilil‘t£‘,i,“ t‘ 1V7 ictroia
witgiilngi no :‘hof till—m
‘ 4%? i .., $255, Lip i $50,
l nlilli i150. .200, $250, $300, $350.
1 Come in :lid see the complete line. Wc‘ll gladly play any
music you wish to hear and explain our plrn of easy terms. |
Also a Complete Line OrllE‘COtdS
A. J. Collins Co.
assistance in the comedy department
of the show by Hal Kiter. who plays a
comedy Hebrew part. and Miss-Lillian
Washburii who lmpersonatcs a female
' detective. With this trio in the fore.
ground the comedy “keep; moving" at
a rapid rate; The nttmctivs “'heaut'y
chorus" nlso’is when in evidence par-
ticipating in many pretty musical num-
bers. Among those is one in which all
the girls impersonate Charles Chop-
lin, and by the way 3 Charlie Chaplin
contest. will the hold on the stage Fri-
day night. A number or man amateurs
will compete for prizes;
A“ 3 port Triangle Keystone
comedy character, and is given-much"
given yesterday afternoon at’tlie‘ Re»,
gent Tlintre. had to be postponed. Thr-
mnnagomcnt has gone to considei‘ablt>
trouble and expense, and has now in-
stalled .a. combination gas and presto—
light lighting system, and is now'ready
for any emergency. The cteotrlc-iignn:
came on last evening, however axoout
quarters after eight just in time for
the show, and it is not likely thnl. fur
ther tiouble will occur
"A Night at the Wintergdrden’rwuon'
Thursday. "The Time. The Place. The
Girl" on Friday and "The Dingbat.
Family" on Saturday. All or these are
well known successes never before
played at popular prices. Matinecs
are being given daily. A large crowd
saw "The Beauty Parlor" yesterday at-
ternoon. A great special matinee for
children is advertised for Saturday
when some large? dolls are to be given
to children in the audience. Saturday ..
night a new feature culled "Husbands: Patient—“That absent. treatment,
Evening" is to be introduced after the you’ve been giving me (locsn't, scum
regular performance. Ito have done me much good. " Healin-
l Owing totthe lack of electric lights, ~“No wonder. You forgot to tell in»
"Keep Moring" is to he hallowed by the matinee. which was to ’have been mu. movrd.”——l.ite
Norwalk Chronicler