WIDNI‘DAV. FBI. a. 10!.
‘ At Lane’s i
to serve ol the Ice
Cream, Frulit Flavors: I
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Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
ILane'a Bakery,
I 51 Walkinqton
litreet-
:WW NEWS
i
The Butler Lodge-Volta Encauipi
I rent pinochle tournament will be con
tinned lomuFrow evening in ()dd Fel-
lows’ Hall, South Main street.
Doctors report the number of gripi
cases in Norwalk Is decreasing. ’i‘he‘|
attacks of the very-inutrhin—evidonoeI
disease are now comparatively few. '
The twenty fifth annual meeting of;
. . I
the Connecticut Association oi Ilassi-I
cal and High School Teachers will be;
held Iii Hartford on Saturday Febi
ll’llt
.liiss ll ene l‘erry. Ioriiii-I I) of this 3
place, who lately underwent anotherI
operation at the Norwalk hospital,l
is now t-oiiialest-iii.:. at liei It-sidt-nt-eI
iii Silveriiiiiie '
Mitchell Storm, the Main street
Jeweler. has removed his business}
from 93 Main street. to the store at
' “INC
With Tar
For That Cold oi Yours
f. I. m Drdst.
David W Raymund
CONFIDENCE I
Ilie greatest tribule that Can be paid to a drip Is to have Khiilo-tl I
tilt iinplitit r'onlyrncfi of the people. Reputation must be built upon '
the sound basis of square dealings for lending
Merchants have uttered to the wants of the ptihlit in a must salts
Everything shipped out Is oi the finest quality In
Iliain and Bulding Material we please the must
many years lht‘
Iactoi'y manner
t'oal. Flour. Hay
fastidious
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113-3. i 37 Washington St.
‘Tel., office, 10693; House, 693,
21 WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING I
E
UNDERTAKER
Gosiin
Clams
For Baking and Frying
New Word I
Escallopes
Rockaway Oysters
All kinds oi Fresh.
Smoked. Salt Fish
Long and Round
Clans
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 106
:li Main street. formerly occupied liyl
Fox's clothing store. .
Today is t‘andltrmtis day or the;
Feast the Purification. The day"
was observed this morning in SI. Jos‘
eph‘s thui'ch when mass was celebrat-
ltl lllf'
oi'
ed at 7,: o'clock it‘ollowm:
luass candles were blessed
Automobile owners in Noiwnik leani
of the existence oi a speed trap oi
the old fashioned the main
highway between Now ilot-helle and
Larchiiiont. .\' \' 'l‘lii.s In a road
largely I’ietiut-iitvd In l‘iilllll't'ilt‘lll au .
tontobilisls
~.t>l‘t on
There were a Illilnlb‘i' of Norwallt
people who last night :i'toiided in
Bridgeport the concert ‘plttfl by i’as
quaie Ammo. the tiletroioiitaii tirand
Opera baritone. at the t‘asmo.
was warmly received by the
large authoring who heard him
very
Among the ptL-tsenizui‘s' sailing today
on the steamer "Huron" oi" the Clyde
Line for Avon Park. Pitt,
guorito Mulviliiii. who procured her
tickets and reservations through J. My
Layton
(‘lydtn
& 70.. int. agents of the
Line at South Norwnllt.
—LUNCHEON AT COUNTRY CLUB.
is a pleasure yoti should give your |
self It‘rldav a
Local ton] dealers learn with intel"
est that the Philadelphia. and Rettdd‘md on “MR
int: Railway Company, yesterday, rtiis
, i
ed its embargo on coal oti Port Renti-
itiiz. N. .i.. its base for export and
coast-wise shipments. iiy this action
between 400 and 500 cars with an av»
erage capacity of forty tons will be
released daily.
parry said the lifting of the embargoi
would greatly relieve
shortage has been felt.
slightly afiected Norwalk.
b..—
—Mclfnelly‘a Orchestra.
Saturday night. Armory. concert
until II o'clock. Dancing 9 to 1/2.
it having
Be Convinced
No man who has learned .5:
._ the convenience of a chock- '3’
"_. ing account and the peaCe .
of, mind it affords. has ever
r; gone back to the old idea
“Cash in the pocket”
'1; The plan is so thoroughly ,-
" practical and so simple
. that only a trial is neces-
sary to convince " the moat
”1 skeptical.
We will be glad to talk to
you about it._ ,
Ho,
t
"on
I \layoi’s'
is Miss 'Ma!‘ .
Officials of the cthii i
the situation inI
the New England states where a fueli
. .. school hall,
"f; dance. which will be given on the
' 29th of February. were made.
,5 tor by the name. of Collins was pre-
2 sent to teach the old dances.
' from Greeley. Pike county, Pa. on
I..—
The condition oi Muses ”lover. of
Haiti stn-et. I‘eiiinins about the same
Matinee \Vliist t‘Inli will meet
ll iinrton.
'l'llt‘
tomorrow with \‘lrs
Wei-st avenue.
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"'l‘liiift ila_\.'
slit-ll thi'oualioul
t“ of
'l't-iiiori'ow is and Will
be observed by
count ry.
llit‘
\ meeting of thi- t' \
lit- llt‘lfl tonight at llll' .I
in ('llt'sllllll
\l '\ \- III
a- .l t‘it- I:
company. ~‘Ieel
'l'liv lied Hen American liaiid Jilllll
I'itir committee will meet tomorrow
night when final plans for lTiI' big
event which opens In Music Hall. Fol)
riiary 7th, will be made.
Milton. t‘obuiii
and “tillflt'r liaiin isl
lllt'
ill .I.
and treasurer
In el' 1‘ I't' lillY
oI
t‘onnet-t ll tit.
the executiit toniniittte.
Asstitiation of
which meets this afternoon
lllll'lllll‘ll t‘lub, Hartford.
at the
llayniond Reynolds ha.-
Stillsoii- P out- -ll dint:i
.‘ tore. \\ illiniu
ilanks. Ilim
tor the past three years, has receiictl
: n advancement.
l‘t‘s’lltlit'd his
litisllltlil \\'llll llit
on Washington street
who has llt‘t‘ll with ”ID
'litkt-ts tor the spetiitl train to llilll I
on February 91h. are now out.
Enough of these titktts~
must be sold by Saturday so that thol
:pct-Ial Itain ntay be tliaiteied TlltI
piite of each ticket is Ollt_‘ dollar and'
thiity-fiw tents. whitli includes tltoi
llllly
l"\vetithei prophet of Middle Haddam..
t‘.,onn we will say: “i told too so!"'
i ncle Horace predicted \\ lint lie call
ed a 0young" blizzard some. time be I
tween January 28 and Fe biluill‘y 4.‘
.VVhat appeared to be the “young".
blizzard started in earnest this morn-
ing.
At a meeting of the young‘people!
of St; Mary's church. held in the
fast evening. further ar-
rangements for the Colonial ten and
Mem-
bers of the. cast will be costumed in
Colonial fashion and will dance the
ob. Colonial dances. which were
popular in the early days. An instruc-
' Another appeal is being issued con-
cernina the. disappearance 0% James
Doullolfiilau. the New Jersey \City
Ihoy- who mysteriously disappeared
May 12, 1915. ms picture _ a pos-
ter are on tile in local police hand-
quartera. The mother of the five-
year-old boy‘haa rent out the follow-
lna duct-lotion: W complexion.
heavy Ilflt hab‘.‘ cl! m- M’
Mlleflflmw. Mikel.“
tresults have been achieved
‘iueIphia. Cleveland,
{.ago, Scranton and many other cities
rot the i'uited
I'l‘I'IllIl}
.lieltl In the Parish Hall
tlllii't‘ll.
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i
SCHO0I. NOI‘ES l
The «now three initials iiie..ii \llt’l WW
I
it the most interesting movements I
that have been inaugurated in this i‘iitz SWU‘T spent yesterday after-l
‘city for some time past. Remarkable Loon in New lurk \isitiiig llie liiottn'l
in Phil
Chi~
boat show '
Pair rson.
161- t'lass in iht- .isseiiibly hall. on
Thursday I
There will llt‘ .i meeting of the Sen I
Stamford is .
:40an strong and South Norwalk has
undertaken to take.lhe lead iii (‘on-
necticut.
it is \igOions sttong and healthyIll.‘ hall '0 (Il‘tlm‘ I
because ii is made up of men who do‘ game with Standout The Stamford
not sliiik rehponsibilitv and mean ioltirls ti. o bots' iults, A compromise
ste it thiough. foi it fills a long telll '“llS same will bet
want community itiymnanug played at .s‘tiiiiittiid on Friday. Feb-
tttional sin and Healing in its platellllal.‘ 1“"
a slioill. tit oi brotherly lme I
To know
which is
States.
Association niet‘
ill the assenr‘
Illt‘ basketball!
The Girls Allin-tic
yesteidm at I i”: p m.
VI .ts tlet ltlt ti upon
lll our
.\ lt\\' til Itlll High School students
”f ”m‘ "“’V"‘"“"“ Itaie gotten Itiui-tiit-I and toinieti
proposition one bu kelbttll I. Mm. “lillll ll]t\ tail theI
‘Ishould \isit the South Notwalk ton- Norwalk Huh .s‘tliool
“our 8
't llltiii's
indt IlPllilt’lllH.
,iegational tlinith next Sunday at i‘.. “mum tumultltlv is manager. and
o‘tIOtk and spend a pleasant Stiiiday:I,N.ph Implmlk is captain no for
hour with one oi the largest bodiesflm. “.31“ um...“ of J Lunchulk, left
of men gathered togethei In a stlt'lulIHM-“Hrd p; Mt'liahon
manner on Sunday morning lt' t‘opeltx, A left‘
There will be It good musical pm'ituard. ll Mnnlflusky, right guard; t‘.
pram prmided and then an lillt‘rPhl-IHUINIL guard; N Sherman.
Int: Bible Study conducted by the Rev
John Stapleton.
mated entirely.
iiulit forward:
center. Gregory.
rixlit
[center
Sermonlzini: is elini-Inm‘ Saturday M”, the a. pan]; Am
1‘ l5 1‘ MN” Class'leuc Assoriatitin at the ‘I'arlsh lions.-
.iondiictt-d by the men themselves ”in" have game. with the Bit: I-‘iw
. , x . . I .
Last buiidtty. I-Iauk tiootithild was 0, \ mum,” (0an Life Guards. Nut
t-let ted Its president, anti liwiuhtImeg Club and the Sixth (‘ompany 5....
Keep. secretary iid treasurer
onds This last name “Ill be
The class hopes to reach within it m n". Arniott
short time iiit-Iiibersliip of 300.! w.-....~..-_...
South Norwalk has been divided into: ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE REVEALS
eight districts with leaders for each MARRIAGE.
district. and there is now a strum: E,
competition between the lliil and Unable to See Huaband in H“ p",
llain sections. l‘he movement Is well en‘.' 'Home. girl of 17 Tf'lea to
worth watching and a large Kathi-tin; Kill Herself.
i.. looked-for next Sunday mornmn .it “RH“:EPHRT. Feb -_i Nellie
“’0" lletiiie. if years old, of 104 .lew’ett
avenue. and Thomas F. Hyde. 32 years
. old. of 110 Lewis Bll't't‘l, were. married
by Deputy t‘lty Judgi- Frank L. Wild-
.er some months ago. it was learned
on Monday night after the girl tried
to Itill herself by cliluioforin poison
inc. She had been refused admittance
to the bedside of her husband who
“as ill with grip in the home of his
ptti'l‘lils. She returned to her father's
'lionie and dousing a
‘ with chloroform inhaled the drug. Her
father. lienry Deane. railroad en-
uiiim-r, summoned the Emergency
ambulance and ilr. .l. P (‘nnnvan re-
“le vivid the girl.
She then told of her marriage to
_ Ilydt- and produced her certificate to
m prove her story. Donne‘s parents
were surprised to learn the news. The.
played
it
LINCOLN DAY DINNER.
Tl’lne‘y Young Mcn'a Club Make Fur.
ther Arrangements for Affair
February 11th.
business
\t
'Itinity
Ilit' til llll‘
Lint t-it-II»
liiet-I iiip
\‘oiiiiu \It-ti‘s t'luli,
ttii Ilier
Hit-
it!“ ”in
mu. :tiiatiiu-int-nts \i'erv made
dinner, the Iol-‘
hemi; sent out to it
I'oi Lincoln liay
i-irt-tilttr
a. llllillbt‘i oi members:
'lht-
iaI
Lincoln tIiIiiu-r (ll lllt'
Yonna \Ien's t‘iub will
annual
he,
’l‘rinity
F. tirmtry
ll. llllti. \‘o‘t
(ordiztlly Invited to attend 'l‘llt‘
but of Itl\(’I~' is limtttd to Iifti
\ou
(ii
on I-‘ridtiy evening.
at \t‘\‘t‘n o't‘lot'lt.
nuni~.
ill‘t‘
requested to make itini ro‘
.seivatitms iiiinii-diately. using the PD ‘
.closed ).‘lit ' ' ‘ ' ' - A T
I ' pts ,‘ tiiitl fot iiotifyini. theE by the Loconioliilt‘ (mnpany of
tlldllllldll oi the I'lllt'rlilllllllt‘lll com- America while licuni- .. n (1,.”- In 11“.
mitten. llt'lll‘\‘ O llailo-y (telephone
. same office
STATE COLLEGE CLOSED.
MANSFIELD. tonii.. Feb. '2. I‘lie‘
The Iotistmastei will be (lllt‘ of 'l‘ri- Iwmnufl‘m Ant-itiiltui‘ul College did
W. W The “on Hemmv tie st‘ssinli l0tlli\ as ex
ptalieis “ill be His Honor. the May “,0ch m.- [acuity liming extetidcd'
ii of the (it) of Notwnlk (‘an A, motion until Fob It bv reason
to; ‘:l lH' Monday the seventh.
"llit llltllll will tonsist oi
_____,._-.,E _. ...
a I'cutilan
old fashion Iniki- \ d: lllltl
iiity‘ s vt-sti \nien. Lester
You are also invited to become
member of the club. Just slim
closed card. marking the kind of.
member you desire to be. and returnl
to any member of the Club. that poor starting heroine shivering
HENRY 0. BAILEY. .ili the snow?"
WALTER CRAIG. : “You bet "
ALBERT DEVINE. int-e giil 'i wonder where she sets;
Entertainment Committee. her hair maicelied?"
"Ianiong the students. Last week tlierei
end three new patients.
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“Iioesn‘t it make you sub to
were
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DIVORCE-FOR ADELE RITCHIE.
._____,_.___.,___
NNENNAIISN l8 llNE N
NNlE
You've got to coax it to make it go.
‘INeutrone Prescription 99" will start
the most stubborn and dugged case of
rheumatism. '
We have witnessed its eff tiveness
in hundreds of cases, it (1 things.
“Neutrons Prescription 99" is On.
tirely different from the old prepar-
ation in that it. aims at eliminating all
Rheumatic poisons by purifying the
blood. common sense teaches you this.
it removes those awful pains, lim-
bera up those swollen stiff joint and
muscles In a way ‘that will ‘aurpriae
you. Get. a bottle today.” not the old
stuff out of your ”atomistic and $1.00
the bottle at your Windfall on
den filled on 81.00 liar-hank. Us
Dexter. So. Main street. South Noe
I
I
I
I
Miss Adele Ritchie. the actress. yes
verday. in Philadelphia. was granted
I. divorce from her husband, Charles
Nelson Bell, of New York. The ac-
tress appeared in court, but refused
to talk. She was married to Bell. who
is a wine agent, June 13.. 1913. in
Stamford.
Her lawyer declined to say on what
grounds the decree had been granted
and added that so far as he knew. she
is not to be married again.
Miss Ritchie was living In Green-
which at. the time of her marriage. in
Stamford.
ALLEGES DESERTION AND ASKS
FOR A ntvoace.
Minnie Pond Baker of Bridgeport.
yesterday filed suit for divorce in the
Civil Superior Court. against Henry
80'“ ”I It” I“. aim
baph . was not The coul-
1'
"game-Joule,“ I
A new and attractive 9 inch Blacki
‘ Kid Lace Boot
The first game will be played. “‘
handkerchief I
girl was employed as at stenographei‘,
I
508
assented the other mat- E
PAGE SIUL”
9: i
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LADES’
U? TO DATE
Footwear
ALL POINTS
itiotttti
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agenta.
.l. M. Layton & C0.,lnc.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomlk
°l°--°"'.'l'°“”“ I MINTZS
-
Spccial Showing of .
New Dresses
I
35.00 I
rm
Glover’s
STORE CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
do. Norwalh
Norwalk \
-— T E E T H
Extracted without pain
Dr. J. H. Mallery
to Death Main St. South Not-warn.
Hours: 9 a. m. to I p. m. 7 p.
"1.. to 8 p. m. Sundays by appoint.
ment only.
Now That You
Have it, What
Are You Going
to do With it?
This refers to the discom-
fort. of abnormal vision.
change it for the comfort of
suitable glasses at our office.
Complete eye service with
the price of glasses within
your means. Consult our ocu-
list about your eyes.
THAMER
Ocullata. Optometrlata, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Ct.
Open Sat. Evanlnoa. Eat. 18W.
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ATLAS Pancake i‘LIlllR
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 chs. 25¢
Davey’s
Phone 410
Ash Cans
(int-bilge cans. coul liods. ash siflers.
oil heaters.
llll'nflt‘t‘ shtii els. etc.
liow est prit es
IAlbert r. Gehebe
round trip and admission to ”if fill“ lPhone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery.
'znme. Iliaistioni. and the ilonoinble Joseph of d rpculmumm of starlet fever. ThpIzs Washington St. So Norwaik
It. Taylor. who will speak on Abra 0011..“ was clot-ted Jan. 17, when nteI-
Fill "lliicle" Horace Johnson. “m“ Lincoln" Icast-s of the infection were found ___.._ _.._:
13 Cross St. 13 Woodward Ave..
'Phone 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.
ISTORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY:
Tires, Tubes and Supplies.
Service I Feature.
Prompt
HEIU ILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
I ' Smith. Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rental
per month. Machine-
Ioid at 86 per month.
JAB. marlin}?
to South Main am'n. ma MIDI
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HARTFORD GIRLS RETURN To
‘ WORK. ‘
HARTFORD. Feb. 2.——Twentysnve
girls employed by B. Lippman and
Son. manufacturers of women’s gar-
ments. who went on strike Manda)!
afternoon. went back to work *yeater-
day. They refused to work when the
Ilrm replaced the forewoman with a
man boss” The firm surrendered you-
torday and also increased wages titty
cent: a weak. \
Wannabee-aural“:
”Mthhttorputoftholm
a a a.““
" l
Ex- i
'ftinbl.
all
_-
H mitiift'igii‘iid 9...... c.
Formoriy known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 4 Cleaning Cc
amt Droaaaa. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtain. Cleaned.
telephone «at. H. LYNOE. Prop. 233 State 8!. Iridrr’!‘
w
Ladies’ Bronze Shoe
Stockings
THE SHOES are of the latest nine inch high cut model that
is the last word in stylish footwear.
I THE STOCKINGS are of Silk or Lisle in just the right
shade to make eficctiVe combination.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
South Norwallt. Conn.
Bl WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE HIP-4‘.
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens In your
home. if your
PLUMBING
Is defective, antiquated, M831!)
tnry or worn out. have on make.
necessary repalra or room” a
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
GERMANIA [101“
M. FLEURY, Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooma 50c day, 51.50 week and up
Railroad Ave. 50. Not-walk
1 The New Scitnve
IOEHNITION OF comoeaacm
I
‘ Chiropractic In the definition of the
canoe of the disease and the art (it
‘adjusting the Ihil.e insane to canned
day a wrench. twist or sprain In the.
luck. Even if done. in childhooc
.It createa pinched nerves and pain in
'latar life In the different organs and
Plumbing and Heatlng
Tel. 1354.
North Matti St.
a. Norman.
Chiropractor: remove the canon of
disease and pain, health In restored
through harmonizing the nerve rye ‘
Item: in your body. Female troublet.
given apecial attention; also cut-"Hm
of the spin. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance u ,
Ibelp you.
windiiim Co.
PAYS
lit: iii. For Rags
Notice “185‘ igns on the wagon and
also get a duplicate all from the
driver with our name d address
before selling.
3 ROWAN 8T. EAST NONWALK
PHONE 441
| Magnetic treatments given Alan
I 1‘. Francis. l). C.“
M Washington at. So. Norwalk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer School. tb-
l
? LOOK
1 share profits with you by giving
(you the lowest pricca on 15 years snap
[I You Have
nntced tin made into lenders, hand-
made. painted Inside. tin rooting“
tolumbing and heating. An J .
“Storm 'i‘ight" roofing. guaranteed y
if) yours. 1 ply. $1.40 per roll. .‘ ply.
$1.65 per roll. SELL S J
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. aflee
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12 IT TO 0 .
Successor to Wm. Effron.
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalli.
; A BARGAIN
In a Few WHAT YOU NEED
WOMEN’S SUITS Its somewnere on Eur shelves. Oltl'.
That We Are Closing Out. DRUGS :3; ":0“: N ~
Just See Them We Sell on Credit ' as
.rcontain that which is necessary to
.cune your ills. give you strength and
I Galely & Brennan Irestore your health.
42 SOUTH MAIN ST. I Whether you prescribe tor you're}:
or get ; '
I Physician‘s Prescription
l
we can Illi It. Our compounding .09-
Be Surelts A
FRISBIE’S PIE
.Made in the Cicancst Planti
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for Them. i
{flingn them at ur res— N STORE
For Rent.
New Occupied by the W
Electric
Cliffordm Hotel
BESIIVI V00. ‘TAIQIS m.
we use the purest drugs obtainabht.
~4—
H. A. Mead. Mgr.
a No. Maln M So. Net-walk, Conn.
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For Up-to-data Benin Call
FRED H. GANUNO. '
Funeral Dlfi'ctor and Imbalmor
Office and flaaldam
Telephone .04.
at 0.. pain a. lo. mmiu
HoaAcanAsu -
Ipaflmont is in competent hands. and V
The Not-walk llrttg Co. .
tandWatarCo.
Norwalk Chronicler