‘ WY, JAN. 5, 19:6
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At. Lane’s
tosetveontheloo
0mm. Fruit Flavom me best informed Norwalk buyers
leading merchants in Coal' Wood.
Hew To The Line
Let tho Chips fall where they will.
it is an acknowledged fact that the constant increasing patronage of
of quality, place this firm as tlic
Lime, Cement and Building mater
iii. Get in line. send us your order for the things you want.
Strawberry
3...... . RAYMOND BROTHE RS
range I
Pineapple E Phone 113-3. I 37 Washington St.
WI Bakery. E M 5 ‘W—wr I.“ I“ — — V N \
51 Wuhlnxtol ’
m... ' The Greatest Marked Down Sale ., .
in the history of Norwdlli. him pnrmo lil must be sold. as u": LITTLE DROPS OF WHERQ
l
l
.E best choice.
the temptation, as our prices arc
(Nil NEWS
never carry any over into next .\l tint)“.
Come and have lllUilt‘)’.
I CORDUROY COATS WlTH FUR COLLARS, $4.98.
PLUSH COATS, $5.98, $9.98, $12.98 and $14.98.
lCIiI'ly buyers \Hll gct tn»-
You will not be able to Irma!
cut to Ihc very lowest.
LITTLE GLEAMS OE SUN:
MAKE THE -'"”
P
FIRE IN OFFICER PAGE S HOUSE
A slight fire oitinred last 1.1.. ll
about iivc o'clock, zit tlic home oi t ll'dt.
l.. Page, .\'o. 24 \\lllUll at‘enuc. 'l'lzc
fire started from the hack drai‘t on lllt‘
furnaca, but Iio damage was done. A
telephone call “as sciit III to llli‘ liopr E
liosc company. on Water street. and ii
general alarm Wiib turizcd in from tho
master box in that station. All thrw
companies responded on the jump, out
mini;
NEW STORE HOURS
This store Will close every: loi.
notice. .
We ml: the public to do tirir
e:..;u. 2.4. non hours for the : ’plcyces.
BOSTON
day at 6 00 p. m. until furt‘n'
shopping bcioie 6:00 o'clock ti
,_.. -4 ‘
HUB- MARK
There will be initiation at the meet—
lng of Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42,
l. 0. 0. F., on Friday evening of this‘
no. 3
The newly elected officers of liiicm
Trim. N0. 26, l. 0. R. M.. will be in~E
stalled next 'l‘uctsday evening. ile-
l'mohmenta and Ii social time will fol-E
Invitations are in the hands of many:
local young folks for the dance which"
tonight, in the Arion lHall will be xiv--
on under the auspices of the famousiI
Jolly, who'have long since corned -.
reputation as reputable. entertainers.
John Stull. of it; Concord strcct, was ‘
painfully inhircd Monday, wliilc cult-E
lug some meat in his nature. Mr. Stull‘.
had just fiiiinhcd cutting ii pieco ofE
meat. and as he turned around l‘illllt‘l‘
quickly, he ran against. the edge of a;
ahnrp knife, which cut a Isiah nbom
two inchcs long on his thigh. Dr. Tra-E
coy was called. and the cut was (iron... E
ed by him.
On account of the ubiicncc of ”ME
committee on some new thy-laws, whi’c’h
will have to ho panned before an clec-E
tion can take place, the annual elcc-E
tion of tho Nntnicg Club, which was toE ‘
have been held Inst owning. had to bcE
postponed. A special meeting has boon}
called however. for next Tuesday night E
when the election will take placc.
~REMEMBER THE FRIDAY.
luncheon appointment ill the t‘IIIiIiEiI-y
club. ‘ '
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A turkey supper will lie enjoycil by"
members of Court Lnurcl. I). of (‘.. on
Wednesday evening of llt‘R’l work. At
B meeting held inst nigh. .. thc honin‘
of thl. C. A. McNamam in Reed St,
final arrangement {or lllt‘ :'ii‘liiir W‘t'lt‘
completed. The (ltllllnlllltt' in (horse
comprises: Mrs. F J Donahue, Mrs
W. H. Ryan. ‘Ml‘n. C. A. McNainaIa.
Mrs. H. P. Campbell. ‘Mrs. M. J.
O'Brien, Mrs. Daniel Hogan and Miss
Kathryn Campbell.
A special lIitroIlut-iory Sillt‘ ol' Ncmo
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33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
THEY'RE '-
SOUTH NORWALK.
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llilllllltlliunliiiiiit
Moral. tor
Regional
B c\ n k?
‘t illll- Int.) Itllil
IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIiininuiu. l'l....I..
IOUR Governmenl if
,' .Ecomerving’
- "1- re: ourcesi,
ii: iimber, ii: pi OJUONJ' 0 [an
BUT THAT'S TELUNG. WATCH
lN THIS PAPER.
an... unwilling GOOD”
this
out wlicii the boys ai'rii'cd.
haste was wasted. an Ilic iii'c u...
RUB BERS’"
wine l’ine Compound
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
F. ll. BAUER. Duggisl.
.. l‘ tllll' IIIiiII
ihdemlo
.v‘. werve
JyEr‘lEeIIEIE
ORDER YOUR
Rockaway Oysters and
little Neck Clams
0n the Hall Shell
own}: .9... ii M
ii! Enalional
mineralf’ E
N i EAlbcrtVF.’ Gehebe
. Phone 1069-2
Glover’s
Perfection
Oil Heaters
Every home should have one, no.
smoke. no odor, perfectly safe and.
Nimble. Prices... . ..$2.98 to $4.98.
UNDERTAKER
, Tel.. olfice, 1069-3: House, 693.
David W Raymond
Shoe Store
. Norwalk
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MENS BUILDING E
50. Norwallt
Prompt Delivery.
in now npcnking in the litisl uiid llll>
lit-cit ciiguged by tho Norwiilk Li'ilbllt‘
Daily in li‘cbruury. it is liopcd tJint
(loruots is being iciiturcd In the N. l]. m...” menibcr ol' the league who um
Ryan Co.’ is slow this week. Call and
let their comcticre assist you in the
uelection of the right Name.
The St. Petersburg Times, St. Pe-
trip from that port last week in which E
a party of twenty people brought. inE
500 pounds of fish. The largest iish E.
one weighing fifteen pounds. was;
caught by William 13. Benjamin. of|
Dan-bury. g
Il
The borough of Greenwich lin~ just:
purchased a motor hook and ladder!
truck of the cities service type and
the machine is to be delivered this
, weekl. Chief Sullivan, oi? the Green-E
whlch tlro department. had arranged to
have an apparatus shipped to Dam'
bury and unloaded here, in order that
It mlght be exhibited here and in oth-
er places between Danbury and Green- i
twich. but on account of the conditions E
of the roads it has been decided to1
have the truck shipped directly to
Greenwich. The truck was construct-
ed by the Sengrave company, of Co«
lumbus' 0.
WeE have money to loan on
{Improved Real Estate, Ap-E: -
",provel Collateral and Secur-
ed Endorsement.
limiting
_. all of its branches
birefully conducted by_
~
in"
Ewwiik :ind pcisonulity of
“where the domestic unhappiness of
1 lion lanotéd for lie: beauty.vHer that
V known in business-circles here. After
his death Show wooed and won by
In tho min hint. she In: pursued.
rah-III. a» m m hobo In“.
parhnonl. who: member; thmtaned
liund to
wondcriul
Miss Todd.
illltl thus get some of the culliuaiasm
possibly corm- will hc on
ac till Hilllltllllllll: of the
viicccsnnry if Miss Todd is to lll’. ’iven
teraburg. Florida. tells of a fishing E in
Miss Hill is to
up her winter residence in New
llork ncnt Columbia. \vlicrc She is
t :Ltrying on her post- -p..'.iduutc couiuc
winter, but will come to N()l\Hllk
o preside at tho nicctinu 'l'liui'sdny.
An clllcioni cmnliiillcc liiis boon HP-
c'.uicd lo niakc the pieliminury ur<
mngementa for Miss Todd“ 9 nicoting.
\ lll(.'ll will be ltcld in tho South No:-
V :ilk Congregational church.
i Iitling rcccplion.
t: licu
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lvilli
MRS. CAPRILLIAN IS DIVORCED
IN FLORIDA.
Woman Has Lived in Stratford Dur
ing Summers—Domestic Unhap-
piness Often Exploited.
Mrs. Alma Miller Caprilliuu. who
lives iii Strattord in summer and in‘
Florida in winter, has been gI-Iintcd a,
divorce front Ellis. Caprillian, It ’l‘urk-
ish nobleman. The divorce was giant
ed recently by the Superior (‘ouit olE
Florida. at St. Petersburg.
' The news of the divorce will inter-E
est; Bridgeport as well as Sti-Iitfoi-d,1
the two was understood. Mrs. Caprll-N
husband was Willard R. Miller. well
the "'11th nobleman. Ibut from the
first that: domestic life did not flow
gently on marital. uteri: They oops:
rated and the hunbmd pursued her.
Ono-lghthombmd broad-hem
trio: Msslpr. homo. The wile lied!
and oocofdlng to the statement- audit?
'by the hhlblntl with ii knife in I'm
r-..
Lump"; ' tion at Norwich. April 30-May 2. “Re-
J_ W. Rockwell & Sons company of; lormntory and Correctional Work"
llnrttmd have incorporated nu shownl and ”The Family and thc Communi-
by a certificate mod in tho olilce or; tr" Announcement has Just been
the secretary or state. The purpose made of the makeup of thc commit-
ls to buy timber lands. etc. The cap ‘09! "Ml are ‘0 MW charge 01' “10
ital stock is $50,000. and the company lubdivislons of' the general program
will commence business on 826 000 ’lhtit bind to do with these topics. I!
The incorporation; are John w, Rock- shows that the committees comprise
well. Richard C. Rockwell. George A,E rcprcsentalivc ptxoplc from through-
I
WWW?’
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main 81.,
No. wanlk, Music Hull Block
llnnnum. Eout the Stutc nnd loaderi-i in lhcir
The 'Elm City Supply company of line of work.
New Haven: capital stock, $25,000 l Supt. Charles H. Johnson of the
Dupeua, incorporated, of Mei-men, Connecticut Rcrornmlory at (‘hcshlie
1‘83 filed a. certificate of iltctlrporaw E is chairman of tho former committee
tion: capital, :10. 000. and associated with him are Secre
Other certificates of organization tary C. M. Thompson of the Connec-
have been filed as followui New Ha-i ticut Prison Association. Hartford:
\cn Printing Co. capital stock, 325,- E Col. Norris G Osborn. editor The
000. The (‘ oddnrd Co. of Bridgeport; E JournalJConrler. New Haven; Miss
capital stock, 310 000 the Quinnlpnc Rebekah G. Bacon. tormer member
Laundry (30.. incorporated. New HII- of the State Board of Charities. New
v;en capital, $2.500. Illaven; Mfin Susan O‘Neil. nttomcy.
m-fi-fl ‘Watcrbury; .l. C. Strcmlau, promlv
GERMAN HERO DEAD. 'nent in'State labor circles. Merlden;
Blaillilx. Jan. rI,byv Wireless to Say-ERev. P. M. Roi-ridge. rector of the
villa —-'l‘ho death of a popular herol Episcopal Church. New London:
Ralph M IMelcer. manumcturer.‘Un-
casvllle; Dr. John J Cloonan. memc
ber of the commission on Prison Lo-
bor. Stamford; Prof. IR. H. Fife. jr.,
member State Board of. Charities.
'Middletown.
Rev. John Macan Richardson.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church and the Department of Public
of Germany. known as “Lifeboat" Her-
mann. Iii. ‘Rnhnsdort. is announced by
the Oversenn News Agency. He was;
74 years old. He rescued fourteen
persons from drowning and received
an award of 500 marks from the Ca:-
negie Hero -.Fund
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of becoming appearance. from
correct measurements. whiCh
combine style and service. ,
to how your glasses are going E
to look on your face. E
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Dentists, Optometrists, Opticians.
Open 8“. Evonlngo.
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and water. or. Cotirervaiionmamy/E E Large Long Clams E25 mom. 5.. s... Norme R bb F t
saving for fulure nee . *- + / E E —: ‘ u 61’ 00 W ear
Conserve for your {ulure needi' // i. All Cl ms and 0 Sim 2 “a “Eecafinugsotlrpmm f FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN . ..
bx Narimjlopui fl‘lfl'monefln El 8 y N. m“ "3'" around “he” ”“19 ' There is a wide Llioicc ln rubber boots and overshoot » '
E Opened 3‘ Markel l min: like lhll havvens in your l and by buying here you are assured of getting the worth of
' . If your . your money. . .
I All liind' oi risn New . “°"‘° -
' ' : PLUMBING f - . .
EEEE Bediord Escallops i u “mum “WWQE unm,_ E WE CARRY ONLY THE BES'l MAKES.
' l tnry or worn out, nova us make E
E Long and Round Clams E necessary repairs or install a l
i f new system at l E E .
' E W * MODERN PLUMBING ‘ CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
CITY NATIONAL BANK 1 ' 9 I . s on I. c
'i f l ‘ 0“ ("WE , 0H".
WWMW NWWALK jflg K/f z N Gutblll S E w 81 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE I47
connccricur. 1...... m l , HORACE KNASH ii -
2—... i BRIDGE MARKET . -- — __ - -. . , ,
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_ -__ -.,. . .---.._...J.. .-.. _-. .- . .-_-x-i 7; North Mun St, ~ ”Mb::|f::5:“"ng l ' Alk (or cuh prion for “EU
EPLAN WELCOME FOR M153 7009- Thu (our! ilcniid ll)“ Ilivoi'ii liou- ~ Free DGlchfy. Phone I“ E North Mlln 3t 3- Nwlk Don’t LEN the Idea ' COAL.
'l‘lIo Norwalk Equal l"l”llll('llltit' l'\t‘l Ind llIIIl llic will: :Illpllt'tl loi zIE _ l ==————-———. ' "
“MW" ‘5 to hold “N WRUI'W llli'llllll; St‘llillllllull in norm“. “ml 1].. "p\\'~; _.-_. ’"""”~‘— ’~_ *E _uw__w« 0f weanng Glasses rHE WM EFFRON Co'l
iliursdny afternoon all .i, "ill (itltlth lll pumps lhul it hug bt‘t'n (“tainted Th. E FEFORMATORY AND CORRECJ 0W -~ ~ -~ C .3 Row." 5!. Tel'“‘
:llit Hinluriuil Room of Hit NIIInIIlh Milli“ tit Ilitorcc “its intolirnlih (“-lu' TIONAL WORK. E Fret and worry You l——r .. _
l.ibl.ll‘_\ 'l‘lic pl‘llltlp ll llll\l|lt'.~~' ol t-ll_\_ . Two timely and highly llllpUl‘llllll The RCCd & VOIk 5 NOTICE
thc scnnlou will be making :Il'l':lllt‘.t'- .- E...” _"_‘__ m topics nrc schcdulcd to llt.‘ taken up at; ‘ Because Of LOOKS. I ' -
mints loi a mum: meeting to \vclconiv NEW CORPORATIONS the 1916 wasion of tho CONWCUCM Electrical 00- ' wm Em.
Iiiss llclcn Todd. of Cullioriiiii. who J. W. Rockwell a. Son. to Handle Conforencc or Clinrltlcs ““1 Corrcc We can provide eyeglasses . on »
Notice thou igns on the I:
also get a duplicate slip 1mm”
driver with our name and . ..
before selling. . .
a ROWAN sr. EAST Mon " ‘
PHONE 441
We give serious thought as
Come in and talk it over.
THAMER? H-.- .
f F. S. LYON
Good Job "Printing,
.891 Paper. Best Work. Bel: ‘
Atlantic Square. Stamford, Ct.
En. 1897.
GOOD POSlTlONSE
_AWAlI
l
Competent Stenoqraphero and
Bookkeepers.
new TERM BEGINS JAN. 3.
MERRILLEOUIEGE
South Norwallr. Stamford, Port
Chester.
Charities. Bridgeport. is chairman or
the latter committee. and associated;
with him are Supt. of Schools Stan-
ley H. Holmes. New Britain: Rev.
John Neale, pastor of St. Rose‘s
Church. Merlden; John D. Strain, sec
rotary or the Associated Charities.
Meridian; Eugene Renter, secretary of
the Associated Charities, .Watbrbury:
George S Palmer, president or the Aa-E
minted tourism. New. London; Inn.
Rosemary 0. Anderson. New London; _
Miss Woe It. Merritt, Immune
Home tor Feeblmlndad, commit!
Mrs. ma 8. Whoa». aunt ulna
Home In: Limo wonders", Bruno-
They toll up that William the W.
n so ugly momma ulnar. .
‘ A Good TimeEto Buy
NOW
A Good Place to Buy
HERE
(lately & Brennan
42 South Mun' .St.
A Happy and Prosperous;
' NEW YEAR
Dams
Norwalk. Pawn
will find a large
selection of
You Shsirstmas
at reasonable prices.
Gifts
Shoo .
' .Ios. WHELD, Prop. "N
40 Water so, St). Norwalk, Conn;
1-3 off Regular
Distributors for Norwalk and
Automobile and Motor Cycle
Registered F. A. M. Repair
RIIUILT TYPIWRITEII — Ii. 0.
as NORTH MAIN cram
s. NORWALK ‘
COATS
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Julius
lndiaii Motor Cycles
.34; , S. Jaiiec
Successor to Wm. Efl'ron.
Phone 49 99
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.‘
The New Science
norm-non or cI-Iinormiovto;
South Norwalk Chiropractic la the definition m
. . came of them-ease and the It"
The Sterhng Motor (.0. adjusting the same. Disease in «an
. by 3 wrench. twist or sprain in
”Ema? not. am it done In childhofl
it creates pinched nerves and pain
later life in the dlflerent omn-
li'nh.
Chiropractor: remove the cause
' dime and pain. health in now
through humanist" the nerve, "
ton- in your body. Female -
given 1mm standout; also . , .
of the who. You will never .
giving the Chiropractor a an.” '
help you.
Repair-Ii.
Shop.
~".
Inuit. Underwood
Rom all onion
7m“. told. MM
m Root-II. «0,
“it! 'IOIfll. lull-II
”loam-Inch.
E MO. MY ..
nun-9.0mm
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Norwalk Chronicler