T
can IOUTH NORWALK MING DWI:
. , IIIMIL:
At; Lane a
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
Peptonato of Iron.
AWL It; AILDVAI
it: trier
Containing Fresh Cod Livers, witi.
i‘Ilf‘htlimr lr’ rapidly approaching.
home lull of brsuhlness
mg
Send lll your orders early
F. II. BAUER, Duggist.
ii: ‘liiInI'e III Id [3151 .1 131 ibow ii
Straw berry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Lane‘s Bakery,
61 Wuhlngton
(IIII NEWS
There was no meeting of the first
district commissioners last evening.
last
lights on
The usual tumble was taken,
night. by the “decorative"
Washington street.
whook, look at assortment of I‘m
brollas, soft and denby hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Laura 9. Knapp, of Brooklyn,
New York, is visiting Mrs. Henry
Huffman of South Slain street.
l'mbrrIllas. i'nihrIIllIis' for XIII:
()‘llrien‘s
Iluildinu. throughout .\'or\vIIlk. is at
a standstill, and will be for several
day's, as Ii result ol' the snow-storm
Monday night.
-—PLAN FOR FRIDAY.
luncheon at the (‘tI'illllI‘y «'Iuh.
;- For the Best Fish
GOOD CHEER
A t In or more 01' ourCOAL will give II warm
What can we do to make some
\ei the homes of the north) pool.
i ‘David W. Raymond I R a YMOND BROTHERS
" l I‘ l l [P] AKER PHONE 113.3 137 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING ‘ 7 I m - A > g V p
‘1 27 WASHINGTON 8T.
K Tel., office. 1969}; House, 693.
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Give Him the Best
Cutbill’s
TILE, SEA BASS, COD.
HALIBUT, SEA TROUT,
SPANISH MACKEREL,
SNAPPER BLUES, SAL-
MON, SMELTS, FLAT
FISH, POLLAK, HER—
RING, NEW BEDFORD.
LONG ISLAND AND SEA
ESCALLOPS. ROCKAWAY
OYSTERS, ROUND AND
LONG CLAMS.
fiverything for
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Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Norwalk
HANAN ,
SHOES ‘
SLIPPERS, SHOES, BOOTS
ARCTICS
GLOVERS
on Earth—A Pair oi
Foot Comfort
South Nerw‘alk
The building iiispIIItor this morn-
ing issued to the Reed & \‘olk Com-i“
pally a permit to install wiring for-
w. T. llilcy, of 38 Center street.
«Call at O’Brien’s hefore you buy
Xmas umbrellas elsewhere.
City Treasurer Wilfred llodwcll
has been fortunate III closing a deal
with the George ll. Burr, and (Tom-
puny, for the borrowing of $48,000 for
the city at the rate of 2 3-4 per cent,
with a Si no bonus.
——THURSL‘AY NIGHT DINNER
is \t‘l'_V popular at Country Club.
The street department suggests to
property owners to take advantage of
the mild weather, which has softened
the snow. to remove it from the
walks. III the business sections a.
menace to pedestrians in the falling;
of Show from the top of buildings IIIII.
window-ledges.
——Soft or doubles. Sensible present
for Xmas. O'Brien's.
The Jolly Five have just issued finII-
ly engraved cards, inviting their
friends to attend a complimenta‘.
dance, which on Wednesday evening,
January 5, 1916, will be held in Arion
Hall. Best wishes for a merry Christ
mas and happy New Your are ex-
pressed on the invitations.
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--HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Angora Wool cap and scarf semi
Linen handkerchiefs at2 5c t 0 title.
Silk Hosiery 25c. 50c and title. Fancy
bags, etc. Hats at reduced rates at
Miss Polhcmus, 80 Washington street;
“South Norwalk. .
i
GRANT LICENSE TRANSFER.
Harry Giardlni, of Ridgefield Can Re .
locate Saloon. i
mttoiney William H. Cable, counsel
for Harry Giardini. of Ridgeneld. ini
the contest to prev cut the granting: byi
the county commissioneis of the rd.
moval of Mr. Giardini's cafe. license
from Railroad place to Grove sireei,I
in that town, yesterday received no-
tice from the commissioners that the
inhaler of the license. would be grant-
s as:
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‘IIr-aring in Ridncficld a short time ago
;()inrdini cafe wEIs
.Attorney Cable.
liliardini, placed
.l‘zivorably to the proposed location of
‘bcziring.
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Christmas Savings Club
Tuesday, December 28th
. . Club Limited to 5,000 Members ,
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY
Free Delivery. Phone rob
.has caused much criticism and no Ill
.—
- IIt‘ apprehension among other sIIiIIn-
ed. as the Ioniiliissmneis had found list» in Ernierliliiinl .Impim
that the proposed loIalioiI oi the IIilII III. I.II.»lI-i Joins, V. .\I. It. ol i‘iIIv
\'a, according to his letter-
uf llt'IItI. is the man who has been chosen
was a suitable one. IpIIppIII;
The. opposition to the gruntinu
.‘dr. Iliardini's Iit‘ellsu irIiIIslIII‘ aliriicl» b} I’It'sitll‘lii \i'ilson for this post.
«Id much attention ili llidgetlr-ld be- “It Jones \vill trike the place of
cause of the pl'()Il|IIl(‘Il(‘t‘ ot‘ the iIIr-ii,Olto ll. 'l‘ittmunn, who through near-
ivlio apprised the transfer. .\ir. (liar-ii) half II century of survey work, had
dini purchased II piece of property on‘“ on his why lo the head of the bI: r *u
tlrove street some time ago and later and to an inIIIlliIiIIoiIal rIIpt.:..II i,
made application lo the county coin '\‘iIiIiiIIIId liyi InIInIbIIixml. M a
inissioners for Ii transfer of his lltill‘v dozen areal h't‘l.‘llllll(‘ societies.
license from Railroad place to Scientific bodies here, while iidnm.
building on his newly- acquired prop “III: that Mr. Jones is It man of talent
erty. The. new location was ii.»arIIi' IhIIjtind HIHHI' IIlIIIIIblII qualities. deny that
center of Ilidgciiold and for that run illi)‘
son the change was opposed. 'I‘II'
The county commissioners SIKIM’II “HIM" 10m:
Ilix
ll
man l‘Illl possibly measure up to
work to width he has Ilt‘-‘ll us
held a years of arduous
special training widely different front
at which the ro-inonsti'ants presented ”MI I“ It“ '"IHHI I’l‘
several witnesses who tcstltlcd that
the proposed new location of the
an unsuitable one
Mr.
a number of witness-
Ihc stand. who testified that
IherII was no objection on their part
to the proposed new location of the
saloon. Among those who testified
prescribing for
They express sur-
lhIII President Wilson whom
had supposed particularly well
tilted Iu undcistand the need for ex-
[)l‘ll qualification. should have men
ridden the tradition r-xrmplinu
scientific posts from the spoilsmcn.
animal diseases
prisi-
iIlt'\'
represent his:
cs on In":
G. 0. P. CONVENTION GIVEN To
CHICAGO, WILL OPEN JUNE 7.
WASHINGTON. Dec. iii—The Rc-
ipnblicau National committee will be
held in Chicago. June 7, a week In ad-
vance of the big gathering of the Dem-
ocrats at St. Louis. By selecting Chl~
(Iago the Republicans have decided to
make their great effort for a reunited
and harmonious party in the very city
which witnessed the beginning of the
spilt In 1912.
Having chosen the place of holding
cafe were some of IliIliIIIilIIlIi's
\vI-lHrnown citizens.
Attorney Leo Davis, of NOI'WIIIIL'
represented the reiIIonstrants at the
The commissioners reserved
lhI-ir decision after hearing thrI cvi-
demo, and yesterday announced their
finding favorable to .\Ii. Giardini.
the
VETERINARY NAMED COAST SUR
VEY HEAD.
President Wilson Nominates Horse
Doctor in Displacc Capable
Veteran Scientist.
\‘i’ASHINGTON, Dec. liir-A veter-
innly surgeon who until I'l few years
21,2, 0 was prescribing for ailments pc-
culiar to horses, bogs and cows, will
be. established as head of the. Coast
and Geodetic Siirch, one of the most
highly scientific. bureaus III the gov-
cinment, if the Senate confirms II. that Justice Hughes would make the
nomination made. by I‘N’Sidi‘nt WiI-i strongest nominee, inI. all had doubts
son. The horse doctor is already fill- as to whether or not he would ‘be
his the. place, and the appointment, available.
3
routine business the national commit-
lee ndjoumed.
The Illepublicn leaderspin depart.
ing from Washington. acknowledged
that they were just as much at sea in
regard to the ‘probable Republican
nominee now as when they came to-
gether two or three days ago.
only real impression carried away by
the committeemen in this direction,
was that nearly every-body believed
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3/
Will Open .
the conieutlon and finished the other'
The '
" (train last Wednesday and at Mana-
HEFT‘S FIRST Wire wrNs MINORI
POINT. .
Needs Not FIIe More Specific Statew
ment of Fraud Alleged When
Her Alimony Wu Fixed.
Judge. Case in the t‘II'iI Superior
t‘uiii‘l. today handed down u decision;
on the motion of Mary Josephine .\l.'
Holt and George Stanley [left to huvci
II‘I‘IIllI-Is llciene lIIIft the a more speci .
tic statement in her complaint that at I
the tin.I she obtained a divorce from
(‘olonI-I Nathan ll. III-ft in Jr\‘uary.
11903, It has fraudulently represented
that his estate was worth about SIOIl,‘
OD. The judge denied the motion.
lI‘i'inTfiIs III-Iciio li'cft is now a read
dent of East Munch Chunk. Pa. und‘
at IIlt‘ time she obtained a divorce‘
from (‘ololII-l Heft, she. “'ll.‘ allowed
$20,000 alimony. Shc alleges in her
1complaint that the value of the estateI
was nilsrcprcscntcd lit the time bo-J
muse. of unfriendly feelings on the
ipnrt of her husband and Hi It be had
Ipioperty valued at more than siltl0,-‘
'ooo. '
l The motion of the defendants ask-
cd to have the. plaintiff stoic in what»
manner the alleged fraud was com-I
mitted and asked to have the. prop-i
‘erty which it is alleged was conceal-
I‘d. made known to thgI defendants. '
Arguments on the motion vvere‘
heard by Judge (‘nsc :It the short‘
.cniendar session of the court last
Friday.
THE CAT CAME BACK.
Makes 48 Miles Across Country and
Arrives in Manner Which Wins
Her .2 Home for Life.
NEW LONDON, Rec. 16,—li‘rederick
Ii. Crowell of No. 101 Main street,
American Express messenger on tho:
(‘cntral \‘crinont railroad. subscribcs'
to the sentiment of the following:
For some days and
stretching into months, a cat of un-
known hood and pedigree has laidI
claim to the affections and dislikes
of the. various tenants of No 0. 104.
She did not really belong to anybody,i
i
but. on the theory that one touch of,i ’
nature makes the whole world kin,‘
she meowcd with great Impartialitvi
at any and all doors. Fi’forts to in;
duce her to take up her residence'
elsewhere in the city were futile l
Mr. (fr'owcll being something of a
idaily traveler between here and Brat—
’tleboro was appealed to to remove
the feliutI beyond the city limits. even
unto the borders of Massachusetts.
Mr. Crowell consented. Placing kitty
In II bag he took her on board the.
I
field, 48 mIles away. he laid the bag
carefully down on the. station plat-
form as the train pulled out. The last
he saw of tabby was a gray streak
darting out Into suburbs of that peace
tul hamlet. -
Sunday morning that same, Iden-
tical, unmistakable cat appeared at
Mr. Crowell's'door and naked for
breakfast. By 'lielr appearance which
was slightly bedragcled. she had
{Kmfik
tilled the
Icingm distance. Her snort
nights l i‘
I”
\(ilii' llIsI ini'txiiitnlnri. .xiit
I Ilit\l .i losing; ililllli'~~]tlll.
IIII'HI. if you .\Ilt)\\ Inrc Iii iIIIiI'
lI‘IlIt'I \cgiI‘tl'IIl tII-ll‘: \IIUW
I‘III't‘ltxslil‘I: liI Itlllt‘i \lL'liill‘
Dr. .I. H. .Vialiery
I.I-l liini IIIiIIlI-I‘. til a nominal
I‘siziIgI:
illlt‘t'.
YOU OWE IT TO YOUR~
SELF AND FRIENDS
16
lm proicssionai assist-
80uth Main St. South Norwnfk.
Houre: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by aunomrment only.
,SUPER'Ioa couar Is Aoiouaned
WHEN TRAIN SERVICE FAILS.
()wing to the fact that neither-
Staie's Attorney (‘uunnings nor his
assistant. (lair-u A ('arlcr, were able
to reach Bridgeport from Stamford
yesterday morning the session of the
criminal superior court was adjourned
iilltli th morning at 10 o‘clock. Judge
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
HOLIDAY GOODS
Toys, Games, and Dolls
A. :n- , -_. _. _- .. . _—:..:.=. ‘.
(‘urlis was on hand but a number 0' Christmas Trees
. . . . . s had fail-
Jllflmf‘“ from 0‘" 13mg ‘0‘”) . From now on until (.IITISIlII-A‘t. 1
ed to make train connections.
will have a fine lot of Christmas 1'“ - s
to meet. every deinandir A united has
just arrived; also a fin.- lot of table
trees, at the lowest prices.
South Norwallr Florist
2 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct.
Phnne 164
The South Norivulk Trust t'ompany
state that there is prestige that goes
will a well-known banking connecion.
A large earned surplus signifies ample
resources to meet the financial require
ments of the community. I
Colebum
22 Wall St.
Norwalk.
of the
l.‘
FASHIONABLE
a latitude of prices.
All styles and descriptions).
Coleburn
No Gift Equal to Jewelrv'
THE JEWELERS
Call your attention to the distinctive and varied stocks at
both of their stores. Dis:riminating purchasers will
pleased with the exceptional value and CITCCLIVC
Diamond Jewelry
BRACELET WATCHES that can be
worn on a chatelaine, sautoir or on a long chain.
LA VALLIERS. the s nartest of the season‘s creations in
M
Watches for Men
STERLING SILVER, SILVER PLATED WARE of
the best quality. CUT GLASS, are.
'I\vo Superb Stocks of Desirable Christmas Gifts.
THE .JEWELERS.
Open Evenings Until Christmas
& Lauder
96 Washington St.
So Norwalk.
HAVE YIIII WA
_BIIS|II£S$ TRAINING“
be
designs
AN EMPLOYER IS NOT
A SCHOOL MASTER
HE PAYS VOU FOR
WHAT YOU KNOW
MERRILL COLLEGE
START MONDAY
[HEBUILT TYPEWRITER8~L I‘.
Smith Underwood
Remington. all otbnn
makoe. sold
Rentals,
tonic-rt,
I:
sold at 85 per month
JAB. DONNELLV
it loot» M-In Street. South Menu-w
I-n-I-ow. _.
._ - ”‘—.:-.‘.
If You Have I
81 Lauder
Uneeda Biscuit, pkg.
Any Junk
S. .lall'ce
IT TO
. i
Island Pumpkin, can ............ 10¢ I Successggézcvggz) Eflron.
Full Weight Condensed Milk . .. .................. 9(- 37 Fort Street East Norwalh
Evaporated Milk, 2 cans ........... ......... 15¢ , __ _. 4
Karo Corn Syrup, can .. ........................... 8b i
Grandma’s Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. .................. 25¢ I The New SCICIIUE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
&
ll. lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
...... BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known at magma Steam Dyeing a. Clo-ulna Cl
allk Drona. Gloveo. Ilnnklh and Lace Curtain! Cleaned.
H. LYNGE. PM?- 293 State 81'... Bridgeport
Telephone 4785.
i Chiropractic I.- the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the Ban. 0. 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
hubs.
East Norwalk.
..
Wi Chiroprmii rt: remove the minim or
disease and pain, health Is restored
Ithrough harmonlalng the nerve ray!»
terms In your body. Female trouble!
given special attention: also ”W‘Whlfll
.of the spit“. You will never regret
‘ . jgivlng thr (‘1.Iz..Ipractor a chance to
_ 1hell.I you.
Magnetic treatments given also
convinced that there Is atllele‘CHCC
know we will add your name to the list.
Harris 8t Gans
wanna STREET, sou'rn uoawaue
T. Francis. I). C.
34 Washington St, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
E CAN DELIV’ Graduate from Palmer School. '1’!
ER COAL at -—»~» »~— - - _-_..-_ , W
W -A WISE MERCHANT
vcar the sanic as the WW ~v »~
' advertises his goods. if he cannot do
' . It In a large WW. he. uses the Sentinel
~ summer months. It i~ classified "For Sale" columns. Cali
not exposed to the up the office, and an ad. man will cal-I
I’. am}.
weather and screens au-
' Trains Running Again.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15. —'1‘be demorai.
Izntlon of transportation facilities or.
lines in and around New York caused
by the storm of Monday nlgmtwua not.
entirely overcome today, though con-
tomatically bcforc it en-
ters the wagon. Our
large army of trade are
Try a ton and we dlrions were fast improving.
~ war-1-: 4:2:
In-comlng trains on the New Yuri.
, New Haven and Hartford railroad this
imorning were from five. to 85 minutm
into but more normal schedules wIII-n
I expected during the day.
NW York Central ollcials said ra-
ipid progress was being made In resor-
lng passenger train service to stimu-
ule. Suburban union this moron»,
were running nearly on time, but
through trains were still subject to due,
Phone
721
lay. This ,momlng'l MI.“
Norwalk Chronicler