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his local harbor.
Tonight in the Palace alleys the
regular weekly bowling of the Com
router’s Club will be enjoyed.
m Bakery will
reopen on
Weduudny'tho 19th with our rogu-
.l 17-”.
DIM.
- The Fern‘s Coal Company are un
llpadioga cargcofcoal from the Red
Star barge “No. 17 "
The meeting of the Norwaik Bulld-
iug. loan and investment Company
will tonight he held in the oldies of
Taylor 6’: Golden, on Washington
street.
A fairly thick glade of ice covers
This morning tho
“Addie V-id” was engaged in break-
rtngtmtheicethatapassagemight
be made for navigation in the chan-
net.
The Connecticut Company are con-
dderlng the plan of stopping trolley
caraontbenearratherthsnthe far
side of all crossings. Whether this
will be carried in eiiect locally re-
mains to be seen.
Dairymen in this vicinity have re-
ceived notices that the Connecticut
We annual convention will be
held- in Unity Hall. Hartford, January
25, 36 and 27. Over “50 is offered
in premiums on exlliblta of milk and
cream and over 8250 on butter.
" No action has yet been taken in this
tiny in accordance with the proclama-
tlon recently issued by President Wil
son designating January 27 as a spec
ial dny for collecting money for the
Min! of Jewish sullen .s in the war
.2...
While complaints are few concern
ing sidewalks not being cleaned cl,
so little snow falling Sunday morn
ing. there are, however, mlmy instan-
ces where small stripe of ice or snow
are left on the walks, much to the
embarrassment of the unwary.
The regular monthly meeting of '
Norwalk Chapter. D. A. R, will be
held on Thursday afternoon, at 3
oclock. at the home of Mrs. W. E.
Mathews, 40 West street. There [will
be an Interesting musicales Mrs. J.
Milton 001mm will talk interestingly
on “The Pilgrim Home."
'A divorce suit was filed in the civil‘
superior court yesterday‘by Verona
A. Ghehy. of this city. against John
Chehy, also a local resident. in which
the menus alleges intolerable cruel-
ly. The couple were married on
July 4», 1909. Mrs. Chehy's maiden
name being Marlon.
James A. Farrell. presidunt of the
United States Steel Corporation, who
lives at my Bind. this city. ‘will
balloons thespeahera at the big na-
tional foreign trade convention to be
‘Iio'ld in New Orleans, Jan. 87 in 89
The upbuliding of an emcicnt mercan
nanny w
UNDERTAKER
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Long island
._Escallops
Oysters
Frost Fish .
Dry New Bedford
Escallops
All kinds of Fish
and Round Clams
Cutbiii’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone I“.
will prove an M7 slit
‘Phone 113-3.
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bylicarchJiorgnntotheUnited
States. represented by Colonel J. B.
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In Silk, Lisle or High-grade
standard shades.
Ladies’ Shoes ard stockings
New and Dainty Drone Shoes of the latest Models.
Tripple Toe Hosiery
Gable." mm film Tom.
‘ Wood and ii. 0. Delight during 1915.
it lsailoged thee-dandwoodwns
"never delivered, thowh demanded,
and the colonel had to buy coal and.
wood in the spent magnet. which cost
3481.26 in excess of the price stipulat-
ed in Morgana _<ueotract.
KEEP. YOIDNG WAD“ NG.
Cottoninaliofthenewand
Artist. 74, Thlnka Nothing of 24
Miles a Day.
CONNEALLY
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STORE CLOSED MONDA
South Norwaiit. Conn.
TIL FURTHER NOTICE.
N. T. liar-tailors. ,of Winated, an ar-
tist. who begin painting portraits
when a farmer boy of.teu in New
lumpshire. retains his youth. despite
gills seventy-four years. by walking
ione day last week he walked to his
plan. in the Berkshires and back a
gdlsuulce of twqpty-tour miles. Until
a few years ago he was to be seen in
Winsted driving a yoke of oxen and
& BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 141cc.
Y EVENINGS, AT 6:30 UN-
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0dr Fresh
Roasted Coil-
ees, Peanuts
and liable
Ground
Peanut Butter
Are the Talk
The Hula?“ monthly missio-ry
meeting of the Women's Association
of the South Nonalk Conventional
church win he held at the home of
Mrs. Louis Beers. on Elmwood ave-
nue, Wednesday, at 3 o'clock
The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Mention of Women's Clubs is
.to be held this year in Derby, Juno
"7. 8 and 9, members of Derby, An
souls and Shelton clubs being hos-
losses. 5
lncoursging reports were submitted
by members of the committee of Un-
cns Tribe, No. 26. improved Order of
lied Men. and the American Band, at
ythe meeting held last night. The fair
next month promises to be a great
success. Several visiting bands are
expected to be present and there will
be. entertainments each evening.
ONLY , THIRTEEN PASUED.
EBar Applicants Find Statd Examlna
‘ tlon Difficult. .
i Thirteen of the titty young men who
tried the examination for admission
to the bar held in Hartford December
30 and ‘81. were successful and were
reported as passed Saturday after a
meeting of the bar examining commit-
tee at the capital. 2 After going over
the papers and examining their work
the members of the committee repair~
ed to the Hartford club for lunch.
’ Those who successfully passed the
examinations were: John fiegley. of
Hartford; George H.4Day, Hartford;
Louis Y. Gaberman. Elartford; Thom-
as at. broods; enema; nuclei Lud-
dy, Thompsonvllle; Albert Greenberg
and Elisa 'll: Kinsman, New Britain;
Frank P. Barrett, Utclldald; John T.
Buyerr .Ansoaia; Henry M. French,
New Haven; Charles W. Cassldy, Nor-
wich; W B. Gilbert. Norwalk. audl
Edmond In flawley, Bridgeport
Candidates for admismn to the bar
presented themaelvaa in the superior
oi the Town
East
125
sure" oamquN MEET “E'ili
IN HARTFORD NEXT WEEK
Will Compete for Milk and Butter}
Prizes and Hear Experts on .'
Various Topics.
liany Bridgeporten are interested
in the annual convention of the Con‘
1 nectlout Dairymen which will be held!
at Unity Hall in Hartford. January 25.;
26 and 27. More than $450 in pne-
miums has been offered fur exhlbltnl
of milk and cream and 8850 has been
on'ered for butter exhibits.
Aepecial feature of the convention‘
will be tthVVomen's Auxiliary which"
will furnish the program for one part;
of the session.
There will be an excellent program".
such men as:
Professor Hugh Vampelt. of lows.
of the Dairy Herd”
Professor C. Ill. Bottles, of Missouri.’
on “Feeding for Milk Production."
and‘Development of Dairy Cattle."
W. Arthur Simpson, Vermont.
“The Dual Purpose Cow tor the
Farmers." “Tile Worth of a Cow,”and
sylvsnla, on "Growing Alfalfa." and
of speakers on up-to-date subjects by!
on "Judging and Selecting Dairy Cat '
tie," and "Selection and Developmentl
and “actors Affecting the Growth;
on"
"Best liaising in the Eastern States. " I l ,
Prm A. n. cmwnlt’. of Penn-i “PW. WW Fix-0 00w. My.
peddling apples grown on his four
‘ hundred acre farm at Sandiadeld.
"You will spoil your reputation as
‘-an annoy peddling anion," come
one remarked to him, and he replied:
' "n it spoils an easily as am. let it
.mu
‘ Mr. Hartsborn took part in nineteen
battles in the Civil War. including
“lthoae at Gettysburg. Antietam. Cilan-
cellorsvilis and Frederichsburg. Presi
dent Grant. Governor John W. Geary,
Govemor John F. Hartcranft anfl
'Scnator Simon Cameron, all of Penn-
sylvania; Governor Bigelow, of Con-
inectlcut; Sir Henry lrving. lord Pen
bright. then a member of the British
cabinet; Baron do Worms and nine
members of the lRothsclllld family sat
gfor portraits by Mr. Hartsllorn
i
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CAR OF POTATOES ON FIRE.
A car loaded with a consignment of
ipotatoes caught fire in the local
"freight yal’ds about 2:15 o'clock this
morning. from on overheated warm-
ing stove. The bottom of the car was
burned through. The Central
{Station men worked on the blaze for
about threequnrters of an hour.
MTTEN WORKERS BENEFITTED.
PEORIA, lll., Jan. 18.-—Three hun-
dred employee of the Moss Manufac-
turing Company. mitten maniac
tours, will receive wage increases
ranging from 6 to 13 per cent. Jan.
21. according to an announcement to-
indin Tea Co.
WASHINGTON ST.
TEL. 371.
DIDN'T name]; coat To roars.
--—~—
District Attorney Gets After R. 0.
Morgan at New London-Nous 8am
Wants coco Handed Oven—Colonel
Bailing..- l-tad to buy In Open Mar.
lost or PM
Unit“ 'Statsa District Attorney day.
-'l'homal J. Bpellacy has brought ._
suit for the government asking uoo .
damages from 'Ricmio a. Morgan of STOP CATA‘RRI‘" OPEN
ROSTlllLS AND HEAD
ln aura.
my...
-Colb at Once.
if your nostrils are cloud and your
head is atufled and you can't breathe
freely becaule oi-a cold or catarrh.
just get a small bottle of my. Cream
Balm at any drug store. only a little of
this fragrant. alltisetic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every sir passage of your head
soothing no heating the lam
swollen mucous membrane and you get
insult relief.
Ah! how good it feels. Your nostrils
an open. your head is clear. no more
hawking. abutting. blowing; no more
hudaohe. dryness or struggling for
breath Eli’s Crellrn Balm is Just what
auderers from head cofila and mm
need. it's a delight.
New landed. and the suretiu on his 1 '
Ibond. George '0. Morgan and the es-
tate of Elias F. Morgan of New Lon-
don. alleging breach of contract with
Colonel 1.1!. Magel- to furnish
coal and wood to the forts around
'New London.
More were serlod in the case a
few days ago by Deputy United
EStsteu Marshall Timothy ll. 'Hawlay,
who besides serving on the principal
Milli ill 8mm"
800R illi i000 iii
MUSE Willi
Upset Stomach to Five Minutes.
alsoaorvedonG.CnrtbrMor.-a.l
Fire.
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January Clearance
S A L E
Great Bargain Throughout
The Entire Store
NEW IDEAS.
i
i
that areas old as art ltaolfare re;
flected in may of the attractive mod- ‘
els wears showing in
I
rme FURNITURE. 1
?
Reproductions of famous old styles
are much favored just now. but we
are also showing the very best of
ornamental designs that are dis
‘tinctly now.
Call and see our Furnituret and
let ua'pelnt out to you its many
merits. '
APPY NEW YEAR, .
INDEED, 'TWILL'OE ,
if the walls of your home are
resplendent with covering» of
beautiful wall paper—paper that.
refreshes the home, makes it 2
cheerful and inviting. Happily
we are in a position to char you
3 some exceptional papers at ex— *-
i tremely low prices. Won't you let 5
The Gorllam 60
10 First 51., mm, is
Tel 452.
The
mum _. on --—‘-i-—
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Continuing This Week» i
A Special economists 1'
of ‘. 2. .2:
worm cons and sons
_._..__. .p.
The Reed 8. Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEBTIIOM. CHOP
in the Town
Aura SUPPLIES
Phone M Io. Main R.
80. Norwalk. Music Hull Bled
“LADIES
UP TO DATE
. l
Filotwear ;
‘i
Notice thee igns on the m...“
also get a duplicate slip M. ,
driver‘with our some and- some ’
before selling.
3 ROWAN 8T. EAST NOVIWA.
PHONE 441
A new and attractive 9 inch Black
PKid Lace Boot
$5.00
it You [lave
us show them? I,
“ mew score Card for Judging Dairy H‘whfl you Just ate in mom on
Can? Malamuhorusslihealampoz
John we Drcutt. secretary of the l“!- MS to direct. or you belch
agricultural committee of the (mm. "mm“? nudist-MW,
meromotmmw 'orhavaafoallngormm heart-
ductlon. Transportation. inspection hurn. fullness. nausea, bad taatoin
court in Hartiord today at 10 a. m
and Distribution of non and Cream WW“! and “0M headache. you can
Glover s
the marble will figure largely, and the
“Til" PUTS JOY IN GORE, ACHING
. FEET.
"My. how ‘Th' Gladden Tlred.iwo1-
loo. Burning Foot—it's Glorious.
Ah! what relief. No more tired
feet, no one mm no more
swollen, selling. tender. sweaty fest.
keynote will be
llarednoas.”
"Commercial Pro
Your Banker
In. estabiiclu'ng your
count With a bank, the Nowmsaorenessincmwm.
' “Waltz“ i. -" V'N°m“°i'""rww mercuric“ or
Afar your deposit. If with"
,. that security, you ’
1"”; endeavors to. h in"
Jib: solution of .‘n finial
"Ititothehouas mabout‘hm
" mm iambic-in thehouseb'ad
"2thoyiladnoeiusannnce. JameoP.
"-M'sheowmraadlaamoouu
i in New England."
Inn: e'rAsvs WHILE Tuawmo‘
. . PIPE.
‘ wnzerm Jan. art—m: was n
daywben the air in them
Hills was both chilly and brad“.
The principal object of ohacv'ntion
otter sunrise was the thermometer:
ii‘lgurea much below the" auto mark
werb reported iron all tie twins
which lie among the Utchfietd- Hills.
Norfolk and New madam..- gn-
erall‘y agreed on 13 Now. while Win-
northernmost svmageotanhll-
low.
While min... out a m pips;
this mains. Mineral was
of 'itockwell one. started a’ blue"
”needed the Branch. The dura-
fbelrfnrmmaaoahdwithmm
“maulwnihaybm m.
leniely get relief in five minutes.
" Ask your pharmacist coshqw you
the formula. plainly printed 'on these
dityceut cases of Papa's Diapapsln,
theav'yon will understand why dys-
panic doubts at all kinds molt 80.
and why it relieves sour, out-cinder!
abum‘echs or indigestion in live this»
ntea. ”Papa's W” in MM
slates lib candy. than: each doaei
will diam and prepare for assimila-
tionlnto theblood all thefoodm
at: besides. it makes yon-go to- the
table with a hanltlly some: but *
what whiplash you most is that you
on instant your stomach and w
mmmmmmmvfll
notaeddtoraaerttolaaaflvea or liver ‘
pills tot bilicumus or constipation ‘
. _ y \
Mum... son on
monotonous;
Sen
mmumoquoumwl 1‘
aim. hints. M 2
. Leon.
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5 , I n... profits with fed by giving
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Phone
37 Fort Street“ E‘ist ‘
STORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
: Not-walk
stock of
nouns mo usulcmac“
contain that which is access"! '1 f0:
col-ovum the, give you streams“
restore rm health. '
So. Norwnllt
g
.. .._......'
Eycutbslowestpsimonlbyeamm
manned Ham tab hula. hand»
’made, painted inside. its rooting.
immune mung. ‘ '
“Storm Tight" rooting. guaroliteed ,
5years. 1ply,31.40.perrcll :piy. . _,
tunnel-vol ’
HlilllY A. HNELEIN.
- . Populist-if,
Norwalk Chronicler