We “NV“! {9‘6
;. tum.
ls'oou her husbands
White Pine turpentine
Him Tar
For That Cold of Yours
helmets 1
Lemme 1
1
to serve on the Ice
Cream, Fruit Flown:
sum mwmmm.
h.‘_.e..-_ 7.; ._.
How To The Line
Let the Chips fall where they will.
it. is an acknowledged fact that the constant increasing patronage of
the best informed Norwalk buyers of quality, place this firm as the
leading merchants in Coal, Wood, Lime, Cement and Building mater
ial. Get in line, send us your order for the things you want.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone “3-3. 137 Washington St.
Strawzafy 1 Davidw RI! l 11
3"...“2. 1U N DERTAKER
Pineapple . L. office, mess; House, 693,1
1T 27 WASHINGTON sr. 1 1
f“— 1 new nan mans BUILDING 1
Luna's mm. ”W ~ 1 _ *‘__’____
61 Wuhinzton
Btreot.
iTII Iiws
’l‘tlere will be an election of Ohio
up tonight ct the regular meeting of
the Nutmeg club.
ORDER YOUR
Rockaway Oysters and
Little Neck Clams
On the [hilt Shell
For New Years
The Greatest Marked Down Sale
1
in the history of Norwalk. to" cry garment must be sold. as w.-
ncvcr carry any over into no .1 season. Early haters will get ilm
lit-st choice. Come and save inonty. You will 111:1 be able to resist
the temptation, as our prices art-1 cut to the very lowest.
CORDUROY COATS WITH FUR COLLARS, $4.98.
PLUSH COATS, $5.98, $9.98, $12.98 and $14.98.
ULOAKS we PARIS MlLLl‘iERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
- 1'l‘hetgiloring estwblisbment of ‘Tom' Large Long Clams
A
' Hurray, hurl removed from the Udle II
1
1
Ian block. on South Main street. 1 ‘
IAll (hurts and Oysters
The proposed trip of Uncas tribe I 9
led lien to Greenwich tomorrow has 1
been indefinitely postponed.
Opened at Market
All Kinds of Fish, New
Redford Escallops.
long and RoundiClanIs
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Sections of the wood blocks between ;
the. trolley trucks on West avenue,
have sunk in.
A son was born Sunday mowing to'
Mr. and Mrs. John I’iterson, of 55
Eednr street.
Miss Mary tBeLts‘ private kindetgsr
‘CI will open tomorrow. in the First;
mutant Church Parish House,1
for the winter term. Free DeliVery. Phone 105
'llev. llulph (‘1. Hartley is ill with tlu ,_ __ __ _N_ ___#~:rfi_ .-,
grip at the Baptist parsonage in Wcs
meet, and will have to camel all Hi
[arguments this week.
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POPUlAR AMUSEMENIS
The New Haven rsilroud sui‘icrcd u, CABIRIA HERE TOMORROW. 1
loss of ”000,000 during the rctcnt urn,” lluvrn, a u“. mm mum,"
3‘0"“ ”H" 1’1“ 1““‘““‘*‘Y “”09"“! ml’11'1pltlutc feature picsi ntcd Inst t.\cilllll.‘,i
“MC“ :.l the llegcnt llIctiltti proved to bci
"""'"" one ot'thc bcsl liked picture plays that
Fr N- Smith, “ll-V editor ”f ”1“ mm lwcn offorcd 111 Norwalk in 21 long:
Bridg .port Telegram, and a former Iii-1‘1”“,
col ncwhpaper mun, is til :it his lllillli' mm,”
In Bridgeport with grip.
tltcrc will hc :t l’nt'.t»l1
prcscnttitlon of (‘lmrlottv ‘
tlrrI-nwood in "Julie." This is one 11'
‘ the lzitcsl features to he released on
Harry Morrison. I'm'mH'l)’ 01‘ N01" this program and mode ll big hit dut ;
walk but now of Brooklyn, lies si‘t‘ious- int: its run of an entire “19.x nt ”.91
l! l“ in 1h" BFOOMY“ “Mimi” with <11 and theatre in New York (ilv. ()n
Munro—pneumonia. “iii “any fr1"““1‘”\Vedncsilaty, ll‘AnntInzio's historit ul
Wlfill his 5190de recovery. vision. uIIc oi’ the. Inottl cxpcttnlw .tn
cluhorutc photo plnys evcr produccd,
Frank Pt‘l‘l‘l' “'3‘“ ll"""-““'l 1"" night will tippcur ill. the llcncnt.
by SGFSFRHA Thomas "“1“ “hm-“(Id Iut‘c ranks it] tho chins with “'l‘hc1
Willi drunkennrss. Will-ll" ““0714“ ”‘ llirth of u Nation" and in noun- ”‘1
Vosburgh, lhls morning. continued ”11113.!“ c” is considered even llllltll brt
case indelltlilt'ly. lll than tho t‘rimlh‘s production. 'l‘hc‘
. mom. of the play were. taken in ilw
Ilil’t‘crrnt countries. More titan two
\‘Hll‘h wcrc rcquircd to completi- Illt‘
For toduy.
'l‘hiii l'cu ‘
William I“. Ambler. William Pod-
more and David l’olhtrd, of this city.
hive been included All the pnncl 0‘ .oiI-turc iii. it cost of :1 quarter of mill-1
Jurors for All" January term of ‘hehon of dollars. No one should Inlss1
Civil Superior Court. Wthh “Wm"d 1" this bit. ' spottnclc, produud in \‘or .
any in Bt'ldni‘pm'i. lll‘l’lillll'd 0"" 1‘3 llillli toruplctc us it won shonn in olh 1
Judge EdWHI 3- (lauer. r-I titlcs for tho sumo admission asked
for Broadway uttt'uclions. On ’l‘l .'
Dr. Herbert J. Cornell. of St South 1"“ 1
Main street, who has been ill with
blood poisoning for several weeks, is
slowly recovering. and is able to be
nbout with the aid of crutches. He is
contemplating a trip south where he
hopes to entirely recover his health.
Miss Annie Estelle Smith yesterday
afternoon took oath of office as newly
registrar of vital statistics. Miss Smith‘ 1
III been connected with the office of:
the town clerk for several years, Miss
Olive Cole. as notary public, sdminls~.
tend thoosth.
”l nknoun,"
1ulll bc‘ ‘Wondetful Adventure." 1
“MRS MIDDLEBROOK BEGOVERS
$100 LOST'IN "Ti H
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l
A pocketbook containing over $100
in cash. has lost last night in Jitney
No. 41. operated by Gcirge Smith. of
South Main street. The puisc was
('liscovered by Mr. Smith. who prompt-
ly turned it over to police headquar-
10.18. The owner of the money was
Mrs. P. P. Middlebrook, of upper Nor-
. walk, and the pocketbook “us return-
ed to her.
Miss Gladys Hennessey, of Taylor
Place, who was recently admitted to
the Norwalk Hospital and operated on
for Ippendicitis,'is getting along yet-y
’ nicely. ‘Miss Hennesséy expects to re-
viurn home soon. Her many friends
arewishlng her a speedy recovery,
_:
SeVen Horses Burned.
GU1LFORD,Conn.,Jan. 4.—Fire dea-
troyied a. barn belonging to Angelo
’ 'Benzl. ‘on the Boston road half a mile
east of the center early today. The
heat caused a cable on a. pole nearby
to part, cutting of: wire communion.
, tion to points east of here. its the
coblo‘wont down the opemor on the
”WWW found «number
of lines in trouble. -This- led to an in-
diiryas to the cause and about the
mom. neighbors who hsd seen
MMMMsmdMsualmThe
mutually, Mover, slept until the
barn had been 11-1:an and m-
1 on horns lost. The Origin of the tire
is not W
M
“Hammad meeting of the city
mmm be held this evening. It:
session will doubtluly he a hrtetone.
Do You
Need Money?
:We have momytolonn on
Improved Real mute, 1A1»-
prowl collateral and Scour:
€14 Endorsement.
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cementing itr na iionnl
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rand water. "' Conremtlionmeanr/ /,11
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tiny, IliarmIm-itc Snow will positively1lliverside drive. New York citY. ll
.11" turn in “lfoscmury. Umt' s for no.1tcmpted to commit suicide in a bath
.hll‘n‘lln'anpp' 011 Friday, 1,0“ 'l'cllcgen tub and thteutcned her mother, Mrs.
will play in the Paramount featured Sue Bout Parker. of York Inenuc1
and Satutduys itltrnrtl0n1N0W York. that she would llvo n life
of shame was the sensational tcsti “'H u howling maniac,
'mond. On motion of Attorney Tinney.
this was struck out front the court
From her life history. Dr.»
he would call
Dr. Hammond was ask-
1ed how much he was paid by Mrs. '
and Mr. Pike, but Attorney
Lockwood interposed objection to the
New Yo rk. question which was sustained by
Judge Howard J. Curtis. who is sit-
Inony glven by Di.
1mond .u well-known alienlst of the
'metropolis in the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings to effect her
nlleged often being kidnapped by de-
tectives in the employ of her husband, 1
broker.
Spencer Tumor. the “Cotton King"
and by the will she is made a legatee‘
to $500. 000, which will be given heri‘mid DP- “11mm“ Dr- Frank Wade
on the death of her mother. She wamlloberlson, 0‘ 391 West End avenue}
the victim .of Hubert J. Eaton, the
key to her apartment in 1914 and stole
MI. nun-gm mum
1...,“
~.W.— ~— -—.J._
lil-‘Iflf‘
to make It lltlnIr for herself.
l‘.lko he said. simply
:wlllllf‘fl. llti risked
AlliNISlS lilllll
ings Attempted Bathtub Suicite
:ctl over her a long
Hammond.
Calls Her ldlot.
Sanitarium— lleir of Cotton
lling Threatened Mother to live
Shameiul tile Alleged
._..._.—.......
1:. Pike. 3"“
Mrs. Gertrude of 640 appearing for
vicwed her. the
nus“ crud in
voice.
an ordinary
Greene M. Hum-
records.
release fromIliommond said that
Dr. Amos J. leens‘ sanitarium M111" nu “ML
Stamford. where she was taken, it is
1Pnrkci
A. E. Pike. n wealthy
ting on the case.
Heredity I11 and.
Mrs. Pike is a granddaughter of J. 1
1 New York was
“Tango Burglar" of New York city,
who obtained in some manner, the noon.
her jewels. In attempting to pawn
them. he was shot by a detective.
lncurahly insane.
Dr. Hammond defined her trouble
today as "dementia. precox," a form
of insanity. He said that he knew
her well and that he had been ac.
quainted with her family and its his-
tory for the past twenty years. “De-
menthia precox." said the alienlst. is
incurable. The doctor interviewed
Mrs. Pike at the Stamford institution
dementia precox.
flop."
was incumbls.
In December. 1911s. he said. While do w t st. no. N l (1 tin. --——-_
there, the woman told film she want 3"“ ofihe “row that "’3 PM h" '1 . er ’ QM. k. e .. "(.mp1- TYPIWBITIM -1; a,
or! to so to Pennsylvania who‘re a W“ “9‘1““ in ”Mm ' - - A ~ ‘ Smith. 11m
friend of hers he'd gotten a divorce "a“ ““5 17‘9“!“ “d1, 1
and she said that she wanted to .8“
0|:in
“‘ ' Attempt!!! Shields. ‘
mmm- shun art-tithe
(lo todlvo; M
did notpvlsh to do so.
..__.m
to her mother, he asked Mrs.
Pike if she would the u lltc of shame
Mrs.’
laughed and
her at the limo '
about hcr attempts to kill herself. Sho‘
until that the serum] attempt was not
womanin Habeos Corpus Proceed- n HlllKltlf‘ onc .md that she took a,
drug because she could not sleep. 'l‘hcl
,tlrst time she won found lylmz stupe-
It 15, Olaim~llidnappetl to find in a bathtub. The doctors work.
time. said Dr.
I‘ndcr thc crossexnmiunllmf At—
torncy 'l‘inney of Ncw York, who in
Pike. Dr. linin-
t- mond Slllil that at the time be inter-
woman talked on
herently and thaLall questions were
tone of
"She is not what you would
" said Dr. llam-
'l‘ho heredity of Mrs. Pike is bad.
the second altenlst
called to the. stand yesterday after
Dr. Robertson said that for
four years he was superintendent st
Elmira-priesthood thathelssauud-
.ing physician at *Rooeevelt «Wish
‘He also definnfl‘Mts. Pike's trouble as
He described it u
"a progressive mental deterioration
which manifests itself between the
ages of 12 and 25. .It has an arres-
the development and the person of-
flicted has delusions and helium
He said that the complaint
A motion for disbursement Ml,
ssnltsittum and a motion for 1011*
if he slanted or «one watts. mi
on thespian. them and tint- he:
or Gertzude E. Pike. Asked leged theft of locks
residence she They were
did not know where Mr. Pike lited,1tny when he was taken in
11thcr than that she knew he lived th re as a suspicious person.
5somewhere in New York city.
1said that she lived at 640 lliversidepite from justice.
He
valued at $1161 .
in his. passession Satin
custody 1
is"
Shelbcing held for requisition as a l'ugi 1
'dritc previous to October, 1914, the-1 ~-
.n:onth in which she claims she was.
kidnapped. She said that she was not1
notihed to appear in court to testify;
the burglar. on Sep'
Family Outfitters
sgainst Eaton, For 40 Years
icinhcr' 30. 1914.
No Notice of Hearings.
. Regarding the comtnittments, Mn."
iPike said that she did not get an)";
1notice of the hearings in the l‘robutc;
1Court. Augusta Hyatt, a nurse at.
‘the saniturium, testified earlier in tho1
proceedings that she had not seen 31
process server give Mrs. l‘ikc tho paw,
CASH OR CREDIT
42 South Main St.
Good Clothing
Galely 81 Brennan
MINTZS'
Corduroy Skirts
pets in the last conimitttneut. Mrs.‘ __
i’ikc dcclarcd in court that she hudj
nt vcr sewn thr> papers.
Perfection
Oil Heaters
Silk also sold
in answer to a question if she over"
wrotc letters while at the sanitnriutn,1
that she was not foolish enough to
try. A New York Sunday paper was.
. llli only one she read. 1
Since the habens corpt’s proc-‘ced
Every home should have one, no
smoke, no odor, perfectly safe and
reliable. Prices ...... $2.98 to $4.98
_v_....__.~.._-.._-_._ u..- _ )
rings have becn brought, \lis l‘ikl Albert F. GBhebe
slit 1 out In is been roll no. hm minis
1 Phone 1069-2
1? til it 2-. in. the snnil: ulum lnHiklitl 25 Washington St
of at Iln dining table. She has hltltl
Prompt Delivery.
So. Norwalk
neither st issors nor a not] tile in lllOlt- ' >--- >—
tliztn a your, site dcclnt'cd, it was dc I
cidcd by the court llifiil 11 “us not
necessary to have the woman’s and:
her fnmiiy's Iii-ion related to plow
Limt she was insane, Lawyers will‘.
prcsrnt thcir iiml I
briefs.
NEW YEAR
Davey’ s
arguments lll
ALLEGED THEFT OF LOCKS.
A Happy and Prosperous
Special Sale of Corduroy
Skirts in all colors and sizes
at .............. $2.49
L J
RUBBER-
BOSTON
HUB MARK
”a
w...—
’
Glov er ’8
Shoe Store
Nor walk 8o. Nowell:
Phone 410
S'l‘Alll‘l‘Olllt. Jan. thuilus sinner. ’“’ " ‘
for two years in the employ of 010‘.
Halo and 'l‘ownc Manufacturing ("01111;
Epnnt‘ hcrc. us look maker. is under ur-1
1rcst in New Rochelle, N. Y.. for a!“
1 “" l1
‘ CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around “hen some
thing like this happens in your
home. if your ’
PLUMBING
I is defective, antiquated, unsani-
your money.
Rubber Footwear
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
There is a wide Choice in rubber boots and overshoes. .
and by buying here you are assured of getting the worth of
WE CARRY ONLY THE BEST MAKES.
._ ..-....«..eee11:
tury or worn out, have us make
necessary repairs or install a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY I
81 WASHINGTON STREET
1 Horror Ii.NAsu ~—-
CONNEALLY .81 BRACKEN 1
couth Norwzilk, Conn.
Mumblng and Heating
Tel. 1854.
North Main St.
8. Non-ll!
W
151 The Reed & Volk ;
Electrical Co. 1
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLlEs
Phone 305—50 So. Main St,
So. Nortvnlk, Music Hall Block
W '
combine style and service.
to look on your face.
C
T'HAMER
Open 8st. Evenings. But.
Don’t Let the Idea
of Wearing Glasses
1 Fret and Worry You
Because of Looks.
We can provide eyeglasses
of becoming appearance, from
correct measurements, which
We give serious thought as
to how your glasses are going .
Come in and talk it over.
Ocutlete. Optometrists, Opticians.
87 AtlanticSqunre. Stamford, Ct.
1897.,
GOOD POSITIONS
Price
Competent Stenographers and
Bookkeepers.
NEW TERM BEGINS JAN. 3.
~,—..'..,...
South Norwsik, Stamford,
Chester. . ’
Port!
COATS
1- 3 off Regular
nuns
l7-
TELEPHONE 147
Alli for calh price. for ll!"
COAL.
THE WM. EFFRON (30.,
1
33 Rowan at. Term Entflo ‘
1.. MW-
NOTICE.
PAYS
1%(3 ‘lllul’on 1 2;
Notice tiles igns on the waiters" J
also get a duplicate slip from »
driver with out namernm‘ ‘
before selling. .
3 ROWAN 8T. EAST N01} 1
PHONE 441
1 F. S. LYON
Good Job Pris
.Best Paper, Best Work, Deli
88 NORTH MAIN 81m
s.NonWAL1( on
'TO
Successor to Wm. Eifroll.
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Norwsl
will-find a large,
selection of '
YB“ :hsirstm'as
at reasonable prices.
Norwul-k Pawn
Shop N 1
.108. "IOOENHELD, Prop. 1 . ‘
’TSoudi Namath
Gifts
Derien, Conn.
Phone :19
h
l
lndian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
The Sterling Motor Co.
Automobile and Motor Cycle.
Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop
,mmcimw.
The New Scicnte
oermfi-Ion or cmnormt .
Chiropractic is the definition:
adjusting the some. Disease is M
by I wrench, twist or sprain in" 1
It creates pinched nerves and pat
luor life in the affluent organs
this.
master] romore the co-
tritium
halcyon.
Norwalk Chronicler