I 'Sr‘ it; Pineapple M mus-y. am It!!- fi n Attorney In 0. Gregory ,is Bridgeport today on law business. John Imullen Is weaned to his home on Judah island with the grip. was January ClamnoeBue be gins m. Doors open at. 9 a. in. William Wood, a former resident of Upper Norwaih. is spendiu a few days In town. in The Will's ol’ the Norwaik Hos? pital Association will hold a meeting at the Norwalk Club on Tuesday eve- sing to hear further reports on con- ditions at the local institution. ’ ”—‘Blue and green soft hats. O‘Brien. 3 Samuel Eves-ts, of ahlln street, has Seen unable to attend his work as clerk intheuBryant a Hesse clothing store, for the past few days, owing to an attack of the grip. The W. C. T. U. will hold the reg“- lar monthly social tonight at the home of hire. Ida Meeker, 59 West avenue. Will the members make an eilort to be present and bring refreshments. ~€tooo closed today at 2 p. m. in or- der togive them a chance to rearrange stock. for mate's January Clearance Sale. The grip epidemic has reached the Norwalk police force. omcor Wallace Sammie Is reported III at his home In lllssbeth street, and Officer John H. White Pine ennui Wifi Tar ForThatColdonours tantrum .__. ._ ——.__.- David w w ' UN DF. RTAKER Tel, ales. 1m; HM 03, _ 21 WASHINGTON 31'. NEW RED IEN’I BUILDING .07...— “...—m.— -.H... “...—....M- ..w-.-w’- DRIIIIIIIIIAI SIIIfII .IIIIIIIIIIS IIIIIISI CEIIIII (Continued from am ”I to get general information on the subject of ornamental street lighting and what course should be followed to bring about this much desired pub lic Improvement. There was a gen- eral discussion of the question. and there was not a discordant note in the meeting. Everyone present fav- ored this proposition and it was evl dent that when the matter comerup for action, a united sentiment will be In ev‘“ for the Innovation. A Long Island Escshnps Dme Frost Fish Dry New Bedford Escallops All kinds of Fish 3 and Round Clams Cutbill’s BRIDGE MARKET 11 North Main St. . Free Delivery. Phone roa W DEATH OF STRATFORD WOMAN BY 6A8 WAS ACCIDENT, IB OPINION. STRATIi‘ORI). Jan. Ii.-—-“Accidental death," was the opinion given yester- day by Medical Examiner William B. Cogswell to Coroner John J. Phelan of Bridgeport, following his investi- Flynn is laid up at his home In Crss cent direct. ‘ The condition of former Governor? Henry Roberts, who has been ill for' several weeks at his home on Emmet avenue, Hartford. continues to' im- mm. It iabelieved that he will be able to enjoy .shon automobile rides In a few weeks. ——&tra special displays of nirmliltIi underwear at attractive prices will beI found at Mintz's January Clearance Sale which begins tomorrow. IIIII “SISSIIIIEI ” If HEIDISIII, BIIIIIIISi IND CIIIISIIPAIIII Best for Liver and Bowels, Bad Breath Bad Colds, Sour Stomach. Get a lo-cent box. Sick headache, biliousness. coated tongue, head and nose clogged up with a cold—always trace this to torpld liver; delayed, fermenting food In the bowels or sour, gassy stomooh. Poisonous matter clogged in the in- testines, Instead of being cast out of the system is reabsorbed Into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes conges- tion and that 'dull, throbbing, sicken- ing headache. Caesar-eta immadiately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested food and foul gases. take the excess bile from the liver and carry out all the coulflpated waste mtterand pols- ens in the bowels. A Cascaret tonight. will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep—a meant box from your druggist means your head clear. stomach sweet. bmath ‘right. complexion rosy and your Iivu' and bowels molar for no“ gstion Into the sudden. death of Mrs. IJohanna Rye Nelson, which occurred at the home of her son, lI‘alka Rye, on North avenue. Investigation show that Mrs. Nel- son was overcome by Iflmninating car: in the kitchen of her home last Tues day while alone in the residence. She had been working, apparently, in the 5kitchon when she decided to throw a ‘ahawl about her head and go to another and colderpart of the house. in doing so it is believed that the gas jet located In the center of the hitch- on was disarranged so that the gas (scapcd 'BRIDE AT 13, WANTS DIVORCE AT AGE 0F 96. Little More Than School Girl, She Has Been Wife for Three Years. Married at 13, under circumstances .thai she declares rivalled' e meth- iods of the caveman claiming Ills ,hlide. Priscilla Ellen Jiurru,1929 Main street Bridgeport, has brought suit for divorce from Joseph Jiurra I Alleging intolerable cr,uelty Attor- ney George B. Mara has filed papers .In the divorce action In the superior court. A hearing is scheduled on Friday. Many unique circumstances sur- round the action. The young wife de- clares that her parents. deceived through his apparent kindness, con. sented to her receiving Jiurrn's atten- tions, until circumstances arose that caused the wedding ceremony to be performed under police supervision. MICHAEL KENEALY IMPROVED. STAMFORD, Conn, Jan. lit—The condition of Michael Kenealy, who Is III at a local hospital, following a breakdown due to overwork. was re- ported this morning, as showing im- provement. ANOTHER‘DU PONT EXPLOSION. SOUTH WINDHAM. Mains. Jan. 13. -—The press house of the du Pont Powder Mills at Nswhsll, was dam-fl aged. early today. by an explosion which occurred after the night force had left and before the day workers arrived. The superintendent field he was unable to determine the cause. No one was I! petition Is to be prepared and circu- lated for signatures asking the Dis- trict Commissioners to call a special meeting of the disu'Ict to act on the matter. This meeting will either so- ‘thorise the Electrical Commissioners or some other committee to act with the Commissioners to go ahead and install a complete system of orna- mental lighting. It is proposed to have these lights on flat and West Washington streets, North and South llaiu strests,'from West avenue to Monroe street, Railroad avenue, Mon- nitsly decided on. gone over. The Electrical Commis- sioners have a fund of Information from investigations made cities. The system used In Portches‘ ter more fully meets our needs, and In said to be ver satisfactory. The outlay required or the installation of the new lights will probably be in the neighborhood of $16,000. Lights are to befon poles about 100 feet apart on both sides of the street, the number of lights In the cluster being a matter for future consideration. Above the cluster will be an extension pole for the accommodation of trolley wires and such other wires as may be necessary. President Glover was authorized to appoint a sub committee from the two organisations to act with him in arranging the details for the meeting. He has appointed as his associates from The Nerchants' Association. Charles E. Hoyt and, Joseph Davis. and from the Board of Trade, August C. Knorr and A. J. Collins. w STAMFORD REPRRINTED. A Washington despatch sais that Congressman iiill has been Informed that President William W. Sklddy of the Stamford Mfg. Co. will arrive in Washington tonight, for the hearing to be held before the Ways and Means Committee of the House on Friday. Representative Hill In receiving ans- wers from prominent chemists, rye stuff shippers and teatlie manufactur- era, stating their Intention of being present at the hearing. .1 ', DEATH ACCIDENTAL. Coroner John J. Phelan yesterday pronounced the death of Raymond ll. Crnin of Bridgeport. who was struck and killed Tuesday afternoon by a train near the Dal-Ian railroad sir. tion. to have been accidental. Evi~ dence heard by' the coroner Wednes- day Indicated that, the man was walk. ing the tracks when struck. It was at first thought that he fell from a railroad stationplatform while wait- fore he could get out of danger. 25 SINI DISIIIIIIS IOIIII IIIIIIIIIIIff IND SIIIPS fAlIIIIG IIAIII Save Your' Hair! Make It Thick, Wavy and Beautiful—Try Thlsl Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hair ls mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of-dandrnif—-that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair life; eventually producing a. feverish ness and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die—then the hair falls out fast. A little Danderinc tonight—now—any time—will- surely save your hair. Get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the first ap- plication your hair will take on that life. lustre an‘d quuriance which is so beautiful. It will become wavy and fluffy and have the appearance of abundance, an Incomparable gloss and softness; but wht will please you gmost will be after Just a few week's use, when you will actually see a lot log all over the scalp. ASSETS. Loans ................ .....u .. Bond. m We poo-es. Real Estate Loans..... pm...” Banking House, Vaults and lures ....... ....... ........ panics ............. . ........ Cash in Vaults Due from Banks and Trust 00153 V OUR INVITATION IN. FIGURES REPORT Rhonda's/or susmsss use. 31, 1015. LIABILITIES. . , . ~ solemn _ Capital ...... . ......... i 50,000.00 .....mss. . fidrplul ..... some.» , tantrum Undivlded Profits . «incur ' F‘lx- - -_Ressrved for: interest" . . .. . aroma ....;‘\_ss.oouo9 DuetoBantaaldernst comm ’" " fl . is} g..........;;;... ,. .1 3109102. trainings _ llividsnds Unpaid ..... 1551.00 .~'.. » 53.15am fDegbsits.......,’...-.-,.. stratum masts: communal... slimline use must DEPARTMENTS. ' earn cosm- , s, onnisrsi Q $3,050,458.61, roe street from the railroad bridge to South Unto street. These are sug- gested thoroughfares and are not dell- Tentative' plans and estimates were In other log for his train, and was struck be‘ of Its lustre, its strength and its very1 of line, downy hair—new hair—grow . which are In effect as from Jan. 1 of ' the present year, Show the fohowing . watches, Inks ( ’wwul'k'du u the hsr School "and Strain ' Iiyourchildiuoviudby theschoolinspectornohave it’seyuuunlosddon’tde- layandpunisbthechildbc- causeofpoorvisionahdem- barrasamCBt. THAMER Mmomwlklasa "mammal-mm.“ Opssmlvsnisu. latte". a-a-a... STORE «x minizs For Rent New Occupied Electric Ugh: and Water Go. all!” Clifford Hotel REDE'IIVE YOUR,IAILE8 NOW. by. the United? January Clearance Sale-5 Begins To-morrow ' , Doors Open 9:80 a. In. The Big Sale Event of the Year will prove most satisfactory as It the juditv. date. Phone 1 13-3. THE FOUNDATION of good coal is Its burning and! ties. are pleasing thousands and ‘rooeive compliments from all directions. If you have not sampleds the loading merchant's goods do so and be We have everything In the building line that is up—to- RAYMOND BROTHERS A tost of any hind of our Goal to free from dust and slate. We I 131 Washington St. ...—- ~_.._ ”.....- QUALITY SHOES FOR MEN EMERSONS Black or ten. Lace or button. correct models for time or business. I CONNEALLY s1 wast-impress eraser BRONCHITIB aUFFIREH. Cured by a Simple Remedy. Columbus, 0a., “I am telling every- body what Vinol has done for my husband. (He had a bronchial cough, his system was rundown and! felt sure he would die. His father Insist- ed on his mung Vinol, and I am so thankful he did. because It cured his cough and built him up. My doctor highly recormnends It and said he could not take anything better." Mrs. Thomas Monk. Vinol, you know, contains the real cod liver curative extract, together with peptouats of iron, and postpon- tone. it enriches and revitalixés the blood and conveys to the system the vital elements necessary to strength- en the body and throw of! the disease. That is the reason it was so sue cessful In Mr. Monk’s case. Anyone in South Norwallt who has bronchitis...a chronic cough, or needs building up, may try a bottle of Vinol. with the understanding that his men- ey will be returned If he is not satis- led. For sale by Frank H. Baxter drug- get, South Nor-walk. W REDUCES IMPORT'DU‘I'Y.~ RIO JANEIRO, Jan. 14. —The Presl. dent has signed a decree reducing the hopes-ts duty on a number .of North American products. The new duties, reductions from the tariffs now In three: Thlrty per cent. on wheat flour; 20 per cent. on condensed milk, articles of rubber included in article 1083 of the t if laws. clocks and lets 1’13 of the tan if: iswl, except mus; inks. varnish es, typewriters. ice boxes, pianos, scales, wind mills. cements, corsets, dried fruits and school furniture. .—dfi—————-— EAOHED TO AVOID SINK‘ING. 3W LONDON..Jan.-.1h—-The thtse~rdsstad schooner Melt, ”taint-0M M South Norwallt. Conn. 8i BRACKEN TELEPHONE 1475-2. MORE CLERKS FOR HIGHWAY DE; PARTMENT. list in the civil service department of gin with and an clency. Bridgeport, vice test of January 21. sorrow usso IN censuses. 5 WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s .——Cotton use during December amounted tog 554. 25 running_ bales, compared with; 450,869 in December, 1914, the Can: one Bureau today announced. For Coughs and Colds E uen Stubborn and Dangerous Bronch- , ‘ ifs Yields to Lincoln rum on and lrislfidoss, two of “honine's impdrtsntingredients. an wall-known agents,’sepsrstely. an the trsahnmof coughs and colds, emulsi- fied. together with other curative reme- dies, In Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion, for the immediate relief and prompt ’ cure of all forms of coughs and onus,” even bronchitis, most stubborn of all malls. richlsto its healing months. by this famous old family remedy anti . nonsense the comfort It arms: is those who use It. The. purest and safest sf altremedle's it builds up the‘bddy .- h‘lvc additional male stenographers “ will soon be selected from the eligible .. the state by the highway commission- 2: er, at n salary of 860 a month to be ~- incrense for em» I: One such will be stationed In -- Norfolk, Naugatuck, Nor- ff wlch and Putnam. Prior to the selec- . tions the eligible list will be added to " and revised according to the standing I. of the candidates after the civil oer-l they form an irresistible preparation 5 NEW IDEAS. hattareasoldasartitselfarere Ilected in many of the attractive mod ‘els we are showing In FINE FURNITURE. Reproductions of famous old styles are much favored Just now, but we , are also showing the very best of I ornamental designs that are dis . x ,- tinctly now. Call and see our Furniture‘ and let us point out to you Its many merits. I. I IIIBfIIIIf S SIIII Death Norwallt, Cons ; The Reed a you Electrical Co. I The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP in the Town AUTO SUPPLIES Phone M Bo. Main Os, So. Norwsllt. Music Hall Bled ‘1 .... ...—— iw I Q . A HAPPY NEW YEAR, INDEED, 'TWILL IE If the walls of your, home Are resplendant with coverings 'of beautiful wall paper—paper that refreshes the home, malted it‘ cheerful and inviting. Happily" we are In a. position to our}; yo some exceptional papers at. ex tremely low prices. Won‘t you let. us show them? - The Gorham ID First St., Til. 452. THE LITTLE Sill? LADIES’: Footwear We are showing an excellent shoe for every day wear at . $2.00 'and $2.50 Our dress shoes from $3.00“) 85.00 Are, correct in style and absolutely, dependable. itisrelievingthesystemofoonghui' more M4, WMW“.N Sinful?!”- . is semesters on our shells Notice thes Igns on the I f also get a duplicate si ‘ driver with our name before selling. Successor to Will. m Phone 499' 31 Fort Street. Earth! . r ~_ WHAT vet: ween ; m of a- , DRUGS ANID MEDIIMN snowmen" yon rsstorsyosrhsalth. '
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