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13am and Cretones.
5, =-—--—-- All Not“ 1tll1 is skatittg‘
' . street. has fully recovered from a badiothet‘
' . tor has been confined to his bed for 511nd “is“ “inert!” _
the but few days with an attack of the) ltad never been married told the
and Bell5 1111111111, who has been ser-
.'»iously ill at her home. 86 West street.
tag for treatment by specialists at tlte
,1 :York55’tltis afternoon that site stood
15%bruaryddioftbisyoanbasbeen
oflciaily designated as “Thrift Dim"
‘ . and varied assortment of
4.1:? White Cream and Arab.
«gowns in White and Cneam.
1r Modfiwiss in many patterns. also
.Mrs; J. Milton‘coburn is convalesc-
ing from grippe and will not be able
to keep her ”engagement this after-
noon, with the Not-walk Chapter. C.
A. 11., to speak on “The Pilgrim
Home. ‘5
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Mrs. Earl Thames. district deputy.
with her complete staff. fast nigitt
visited Laurel Rebekah Lodge, 1. O.
0. F., in Stain 0rd. There were many
members of Eurekah Lodge in attend:
ance.
stun. BANKS,
. " ' Mahatkomo Hotel Block.
/ South Norwalk.
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A Representative oi
Pittoriai Review Co.
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Lester l1. Beers andOMiss Bessie
Beers, of5100 Grassy Plain street, are
1.5 ., will be at our store
THURSDAY AFTERNOON in Norualk today attending the‘fun
rial of theit grandfather, James H
*1; gmgmtrate‘agd explain any 11...... 11.. 11......
0 e ictoria attel5ns‘11inc years of age, was found dead in
,1 DONNELLIYS ‘bctlr—lluubup) New.
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_ STATIONERY STORE.
Police 'cxatttinations will totttorrow
;cvening be held lit the t‘ity [lull un-
Jet the direction of Police Commis-
‘NW stone1 George 1) Russell and t‘ltief
5\\'illiam it. “eitnincton. Applicants
must be not mote titan 35 yeats old
5and must lite within the fourth dis
5ttict.
W‘ ’i‘otttot'rovt~ night. at the Berkeley
mist: Jennie Cohen. oi High streetfistrcct chapel, the Nortvath Girls' (‘lub
Pilot District, is one of the numerous basketball roam will play the. third
grip victims in this city. Iname of the season. After the game
thete will be dt-ttttitta and tttusit for
The plumbing committee in charge this will be futnisltt d b) the Stctling-
of the retisiou of limit section of they“: 1111117. 011111111111. Anolltct local
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5 ~ 'An'ew building ordinance, are to tnalteigit‘ls‘ team will be the opponents of
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. a report. within the immediate futureltho Git-ls' Club.
to the bfiilding inspector. 1
'mad." ch-
Mrs. J. S Griffin, of GiHPROl)‘ lloule- terdat when the championship of
yard. and Mrs. E. J. Murphy of Eliza- .Washington street was 111 dispute. Dr
both street. have returned honte from l‘ltotnas \l'. Powell forthwith chat
attending the funetal of theit uncle. longed (‘ Jackson White to a race. to
Michael Cavanaugh, 'of New London 5settle the supremacy. Acceptance
came unhesitantly. Mr. White be-
Flrshthought himself. it is believed. of an-
engagement, and it is under-
attack of bronchitis, and has resumed5stood llr. Powell will claim the honor
her duties as telegraph operator inlhy default.
the - office of the Postal Telegraph
Company. on Wall street.
Miss Francis Brundage. of
The case of Edward ‘Wfltite. tltc
, Kingston. N. Y.. negro. charged with
The many friends of Dr. Cram. the I.“'“‘““‘ on Miss Grace Fitzgerald. of
Mimi!" Norwalk physician will be this citv, was continued front this
pleased to learn that m,‘ condition ,3 morning (02 o'clock this afternoon by
somewhat improved today. The doc ‘Judac George II Vonburéh White
ackuow ledgittg
judge this motning. they had resided
4111115111111 in Kingston for about five
55-dlll about Oriental rug melting: Fri. year‘s:
afternoon 3 01.119111110111111 Library
auditorium. 1111-11 55515555 snéao. Tidk-
you 59 cents. {Mill
pneumonia
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A state some preserve. 661 acres in
area. with prospect of additional acre-
age being added has been established
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While shopping in 1.; K Banks' ‘in the vicinity of Westover Road and
1 "I? Woodland has
It is
store in Washington street, this week. “lam” “WI"
Mrs. Henry R. Bulkley fell down 1151”?“ 99‘ ““19 as It preserve
flight of stairs to the basement. i1r.““‘d“r3l°0d ”I!" "Egollnllons is being
Robert la‘. Perdue was called, and as- made for an additional “A“ 0t land
elated Mrs. Buckley to her home in ndiolntna PM“ WOW"? 071mb? re
1 Flax Hill Road No bones were'cclves a nominal fee—not more than
1,.bro'kett but she was terribly bruised ‘9 “‘9 “"9"“ statutes define “IF
and suffers frottt nervous shock. purpose of the game preserve to bo
_‘ the propagation and the preservation
Mrs. Harry McLacblan. of Danbury of game and game birds.
The mission work among the no
groes was discussed in an interesting
fashion yestctda) afternoon by the'
Rev. C. J Rvder. before a_ gathetlng
of the Woman's Association of the
South Noraalk Congregational church.
The hostess was M1s.Loais S. Beers.
who entertained at her home on Elm-
tvood avenue. .Rev. Mr. Ryder is sec
tetary of the American Missionary As
soctation. and the first of next month
L‘plans to leave for Cuba. Panama, Bo
livia, Honolulu, and other southern
countries. Tca attd a social time fol
lowed. ' 11
'was removed to New York this morn-
Nlturologlcal Hospital. East Sixty-sev-
enth street. Mrs. McIIacltlan was
convey ed from her home to the White
51 street station in the motor ambulance
5’ol’ the Da5nbury hospital. and t‘eposedl
" upon '11 stretcher during the railroad
journey. Mrs. McLachlan was accent
partied by her physician, Dr. Nathan-
’lel Selleck, and by members of her
family. Word was received from New
the journey wells—.Danbury News.
GOOD SKATING ON LOCALPONDS.
There is splendid skating now, on
every pond in town. The big Cove
pond was never in bette? trim for
skating races or any other see, to
which the sporting inclined might be
tempted to put it. As Yet there has
been but little talk of skating robes,
ltu it seems that there should be some
temptation in this glorious smooth
ice, for those who lay claim to speed
on the steel runners. Hoekey players
have been [may on the various ponds
and tithe seems to be no dearth of
material for this game.
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«~NOTHING MORE SATISFACTORY.
$1156.!) the Thursday night dinners serv-
h'e Country Club. This week it is
Turkey Dinner.
WAMPOL'S
operation of Cod Liver Oil. Regular
$1.00 size, 79c.
TQStilison-PoweliCorporation
1' PRESCRIPTION caveman,
32 Washington Street
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"lAmong the 1111;111:115 accounts safe- rded b
‘ this batik Are to be found many $511?ng {mg
.11 corner-stones of future homes; ,
' numerous instances Where the ’ ‘11. ='
demoted was the starting point 1.
“fit“? Winona to outshone j11 ' " }'
who was eigltty‘»
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to the
December, according
Clerk Herbert R. Smith.
her is given as follows:
Births.
Dec.
tide—Andrew Charles, to William
and Rose Keeler.
7--—i.udwig, to Martin and Ruse Itlik-
los.
Evelyn liattford.
:1 —(‘lll'lt~il ino,
' (iatafalo.
(toglimella.
\azigrislti.
22~l1ujia1 to Santa and Marie Le
Vecltccl.
26—4‘lifl‘ord. to
Vt esterling.
Oscar
banter-z.
it—»Atttlrow to Citation and Mart De-
i’lctto. .
16——Artltu1', to William and Anna Ker:
wk.
3--Antoulo. to Dominick and Nellie
Arena.
8— Frances. to Fitzgerald and Eliza
both Miller.
9»—Rosina. to Anallo and Elizabeth
Mazalli.
11«Anna. to Antolco and Luvisa Mac
clnl.
17“[“l'illlfltt§80, to Joaappa and Em
aoronata let‘ntolomao.
ta Pimpallo.
. 9~J11ck Henri. to Joltti 111111 E1111 'May
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20~~011llia to Julius and Julia Naggt.
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Titan flare 40 Iritbs, 30 Death,
Forty births, 30 deaths and 16 mar-
riages occurred in Norwailt during
vital ,
statistics on tile at the otiice of Town .
This showed
a drop in all three. The list of statis-
tics in full for the month of Decent
H.
lll‘—l\llltllt‘d Evelyn, to Charles N.and .
to Atttonio and (linen
lS \latic, to (luisctye and Paulina
13-411111111111112 to John and 1211:1111 Second Husband. Left to Shift for
and Adele torced husband to bind up his iniur- 1.1-
11 Joseph, to John and llermlna Ver I
let.
24~~Wiiliam A.. to Joltn and Suzanna,
liudak.
1.7:»(iizella. to John and Suse Kole-
llil‘. .
l3~~lrette, to Caspar and Trease
Korma.
27~Floyd to Abraham and Dora R0
senbetg.
12v—Cirl, to John and Sabina Kosc-
ii~~lloolina, to Antonio and Animal-1
.u-noniyseagm and Ira. any 1.1
! um 5 y. .
l15—-—Ralpn Troiano and Anna Ermo. g
tat-Knots ll Winn 111111 Don
E Starr. ,
22—3111“ F. Battle)- and Viola G.
Statbuu ' ‘ _
22—Mrett L. Sipperley and Ruth
Madden.
225—ank c. 0. White and Jennie a.
Rummlsr.
2—Adolph Mater and Anna Croesch- '
ner.
9—William H. Totem and Mamie L.
- Jackson. BROILS
1 9~Gerry C. McGrath and Anna A. ,,
Radaimonowski. COOKS
16——Walter L. Wood and Carrie Viola
.Wilbur. ..
20—Carmina l)1llntttto and Mary Bitt— 5
ner.
24~Edward \1. Atrington and Santan- I 5
tha Springstein. 5!
29— William E. Bowman and Grace: THE
1» E. Gallagher. 2 “‘5
22—Eugene S. Seymour and Gladys’l‘. p WONDER
l Hennessey. * RANGE
1 fit—Stephen S.5Burkl1atg and R0se
Meisenhclger. {535.
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Sterling Furniture 1.. 11.1.5.
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loClllb
COmpany
BAKES
HEATS
BROILS
COOKS
WITH
COAL
THE
WONDER
RANGE
BINDS FIRST SPOUSE'S WOUNDS.5
60 Days Free Trial
Himself, Asks Divorce
()ROVll i. E. Cat, Jan. 20. ~‘llecause
his wife rushed to the side of her di
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20%5Bff on all Heating Stoves.
ies instead of attending to her pre
sent husband 5 injutlcs. Waiter Joslynu
1:111 electrical engineer, instituted suit5
for divorce against Mrs. Bertha Jos-
t lyn.1
The complaint alleges that Joslyu5
and T. M. James become engaged in a5
‘guarrel, which led to their inflicting‘1 ‘_
sundry injuries upon ettch other.
Mrs. Joalyn, it is alleged. flew tole,
tlte side of her former husband. bottnd, 5' 5‘
up his wounds. called him "denrie'
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Sterling
We Specialize in Furnishing Hones (Io-pick:
Furniture Company
127-129-131 Washington St.
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gand lavished affection on hlm, while vacate improved road/ conditions
:Joslyn was left to shift for blunt?" throughout Connecticut ‘He believed
that the solution of the highway pro-l
bloat could easily be reached by a
‘tax to be laid upon the towns in which
WW" APlNII'WNI EXPOnu for flunk the roads were located. and the ap-
Linea Amon :I'own- Tenet-631 push-1.1101111 made by the [Agisla
HARMD ..20 *A 5i!” ”’8- turo to be used for the building of
tom of taxation npportion‘ed among new m5 and for the extention of
the towns of the States for the main the highway systems
tainnnco of trunk’ line highways was
advocated today by dflghway Comil- ATRONG AND WELL A. EVER.
slonor‘Charles J Bennett to an ad- m Smith. Green Bay. Wis. says:
gdross delivered til the meetlnk of tho "Foley's Kidney Pills completely re-
directors of flit! COIIDOCUcIIt Slat“ iiavod me of all soreness and pain in
Chamber of Commerce at the Herb the back and i now am strolls and
ford Club. "‘“' wall as ever." Cold weather makes
Mr. Bennett salt! be we: glad of the our btsdder action more unbearable.
opportunity to sink before the Cham- Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys
tour at Commons Uta. the interests or eliminate pun-causing muons. ‘~
, his department. to that he might ad- Sold marble.
laovocares new HIGHWAY 711x.
i1~—lio_v. to ignatz and Elizabeth ’
-Fakacs.
12~Earl Charles, to Frank and Flor-
once Valentine.
o—otadys lrene. to 0011111111111 1121111111
i-‘leweliyn.
:vaallgero. to Antonio and Catben
ins Peiisgrlno. -
25~l—(‘.hrtstopher. tKEdward and Lucy
Dawson.
its—«Rudolph. to James and Eva Stois.
32—Ellnor. to Joseph and Josephine
Buola.
ill-Promos. to Miriam and Anna
Niske. -
2-l1illian. to Harry and Annie Boypo ‘ ,
L’s—James. 1’0 Richard and Elltbflh If the report of our 1916 sale has not reach-
.arrut tern. , , .
7~Jennie. 111'- Stcphen and Berthal ed YOD—here-are some facts Without fireworks. 1-
Goodwht. ' or exaggeration.
2—»Tlteodore to Charles and Louise . .. 5 . -
Charlott. 9
13~Vincent to 1111111111 and Mary Las MEN S SUITS
trosato , , $12.00Suits....L"........................... $8.85
551 “2:5' 5° P555559 111111 55555555535555?“ i $15.00 Suits.. ...... . $11.85
41—Rosufma. to Nicholas and Ange- $20.00 Stills . ............... . . .'.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.8:
““9 PMNIOII- . $25.ooSuits ....... ............................$19.85
Zi—Bernard. to Meyer and Fanny Q 000 S 5t _ - _
Dolherg. 1.3. 1119 ............ $23.85
Deaths. . ‘
Y. M. D. I
3—Joscpltine M. Brown. 68 3 19 Boy 8 suits
te—nttzabem F. Wade. so 1 3 Age 6 to 18 Years
3~Mary Paulovitch. 48 .._8 $3. 50 Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $2.45 -
2~Christlno Garafalo, Two ltours $5.500 Suits} 1 . . . . 1 1. . 1 . 5- - . . . .1 $3135
34amesMurpity.‘- 64 p . $6.00 Stilts...5................,....$4.85 1.
2411111111 E. Brown. 73 10 26, .' $8.50 Suits ..... ,1... ..... $6.85 g .
14411111111 Benedict. 35 26 $10.00 Suits ...1 $7.85 ‘
tit—Martha E. Anderson. 29 2 26 . ‘ 5 . 1-
9——Paul 1‘. more. 1’ 51 10 as M611. 8 R55alncoal5ls ‘1
9"?”58“ A- Steve“ 57° 10 $10 Coats Reduced to .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.85
BfKatherine Drew.‘ 75 _
9—Gould H. Saunders. 1 80 5 1t)
III—William n. 1111111111, 41 on. MEN’S OVERCOATS
13—Joseph5Wargo, ~ 5-14 ,
14-—Davta 11.111011111111111, ‘ 71 6111-. $12.00 Fancy Qvercoats .S7.85555
15—Efltabeth Hornyak'., One hour. $15.00 Fancy Overcoats , $935».
«ii—3‘2““ 1* Egg”, 3 :5 15 5‘ ‘1 $20.00‘Fanc5y Oy'ercoats .. .. . . . . . . . .‘ . . . ; 3:4.85
.— wrence 1 .. re. . ' ‘8 " .,
flew" “ammo“. . 75 2 $22.59 and $25.00 Fancy Ovarcoats . $118. 585
‘ nits Anna; Hayes-1 88 6 21‘
. 7 11.11.... s isms-11.1.- 11 . Boy’s Overcoats
die-ma Fisher, .1,,sza.1.j , L“ assailant:
20~Eiinbetii it. 111-111, . n to. a 3; so as $55 56me ’ " ‘
224armelltt Modesto. . .- 3138 15 findfiow
.53?~Emllif Bobbitt? ‘ ‘1 '
37—1!th “esprit.
» Royal Society
Package Outfits
We have Just received our new
spring line of Royal Society package
mama. These packages contain.
(brunt covers. night gowns. combin-
ation. dressing saoques and boudoir
en’s. aprons. nhlrtwalsts and night
gon- witb chochet cotton sufficient
to make a yoke.
But-tn. pillows and centers, also
centers and work-bags .in “The Love
-' ‘81!!!" design.
Children's and infants' dresses.
1 1100.18,,50311613, hats and rompers.
”Babies sets, Wanting o:
booties. bibs and «time straw.
' Minna sport blouses in white repp.
"5% ‘n .' 1, .
J. I. 5 MALLETTE
Give Year ChildrenTltisCIE-Oit -
This is just one of the Putin-Boots color
pictures for your little ones to cut out.!5
There’sabeautifulpo‘getokeep 1111111
busy. The 111111111 sboryof Puss-in- Boots
in pictures to cut out is in the January
PlCTORlAL REVIEW
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