. raw? "- "xgr-w‘»~,
mmuonwaumom
Roe and Buck
SHAD
handlers
linden
leehway oysters
Lane’s Bakery
61 Washington
A REMINDER
This cold weather you can brighten eyery corner of your home
byusingstonornnreniouroelebratod Cross Creek orJeddo
Goal. it will drive away the gloom and turn darkness into day,
bringing comfort to all users.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone ri3-3. 131 Washington St.
“ML
Alkislssii‘rei.
SadiedeHlih
[assailant
(la-ii
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St
Free Delivery. Phonedob ;
Mrs. W. H. Ryan, of Fairneid sve-
Iue. yesterday was a visitor in New
York.
There will be a rehearsal of the
turtle of Eureka Lodge. Daughters of
Web, on Friday evening, at 8
o'clock.
A meeting of the Board of Health
’ till he held tomorrow evening at the
close of Dr. William J. 'l‘i'acey, on
West avenue.
A requiem mass for the late John.
E. Rooney will be celebrated tomor-
row morning in St. Mary's church.
The next rehearsal of the cast of
the Court Laurel musical comedy, “I.
Serious Predicament," will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp
Members of St. Peter's Lutheran
church, on Cedar street, will tonight
partake of a lunch. which is to be;
served at the church. ’ ‘ ;
A barge, loaded wit ha cargo of‘
coal consigned to llIllg'n End, Harlem.
in ice bound at Wilson's Point. The“
Dr. Van lion-it's lecture will be
omitted next week but “ill be deliver-
ed at the Norwallt lliiptist church,
Tuesday evening. week after next.
Unlined Isl-rituals“
-‘ Ridgeneld branch of the New York.‘
NEW SPRING
-:-SUIT8-:~
$12.98 To 835
JAWS
‘nm
hwmw
90m
When Alfred Weller, of Ridgeileld,
arose Sunday morning and went
downstairs he found the body of his
wife at the bottom of the smn‘cauuor ascovsa
charred to a crisp. She had burned EXCESS ALIIONY
to death while he was sleeping. ‘
Mr. Weller is a haggagemsn on the Court Holds That Agreement Be...
tween auditing and Wife Is Not l
New Haven and Hartford railroad andi Binding on Latter. 2
lives on Gilbert street, Ridgeiield. 0n? mummioitr, Feb. iii—Judge?
Saturday night he retired early. Hisi‘scou. m in.) cm] Common plug:
wife stayed up to do some Willi-.coui't yesterday. handed down a de
Tired ”I" a hard My" work, Mr'Vcision in the case of Charlotte A. Bud-‘I
Weller was soon asleep and slept 10mg 0, Washington, 1). C.. against:
soundly until Sunday morning. A,” Herbert A. iludlong, of this city. in1
"1‘ at 7:15 0.010“ Sunday morning. which he dt‘t'ldt‘l in favor of the do.
he went down stairs to partake of the murrer of Mrs. Bndlong against Bud:
breakfast “Rh he supposed his w"°.long's counter claim of $1.000 which'
was preparing.
As he was coming down the stairs
I
was filed against Mrs. Budiong's suiti
for “no bat-k alimony. ‘
Your feet trouble you, try A
RALSTON
S H O E St
A
neednobreakingin.
$4.00 a“434.50
The Nov-walk bowling team took two
0“ d three games from tire Palace
‘Kelley," of New York. is also. icei his 9"" became ““0““ upon I
bound In the Wesiport lisi‘bor. i°ble°t lying "1"”- With ‘ scream he
‘Idashed down the stairs to and that It
-—Bs.aket'ball Monday night. lliut‘. um. "I the deed WY 0’ h“ '"9- Tun"
A few years ago the Budlongs were
divorced and Budloog was ordered to:
pay Mrs. Budlong alimony amountingl
to 32mm,
'mutn weswniniis — i. C!
team. last night. at the playing in the
Palace alleys. Tonight tiie Palace
team will roll on the Brunswick iii-
leys.
lions vs. Norwallt. State championship:
game. Norwailt.Arniory. ‘
.
‘ A smoker and general good time is}
scheduled to be held tomorrow even-I
ing by the members of South Nor-i
walk Lodge. L. O. O. M.. at the liomt I
on South Main street.
Tonight will be ladies‘ night at the
Norwallt Club, at which time the club
' lnlnstrols will be presented Sterling
Weilnits orchestra Win furnish music
for dancing, and refreshments will be
served.
l
The South Norwallt Trust Company‘-
ask if you have ever used a safe de.
posit box, and state that it is just I'll-ll
important that you protect ytnirtreiis
tires sdfyaitishiouts it is to protect,
your by iheuraueel You are in2
viled to call and examine their mod-l
The building inspector has issue tol.em “'9” "um “d ”0"?” i
The lNorwsllt Building Company a per-'5 -' ‘
anit to build a six room house, with! In “The New-flier." which iH iiulr‘
there appears in the February hum-1
—-Brand’s reliable alarm clocks from‘
81 to $2.60. Sold with a is months
guarantee august . dflects. Green
stamps. '
all improvements, on Lenor PlaceJIiNIlEd by "“3 City 0' Newark. N. 1..
this city. for Paul Preusscr. The cost}
will be 32,700. ‘ber copies oi which are being receiv~l
ed here, a poem “To Newark!" by W.
The members of Banner (‘ouni-il. .l. immpton. Some time ago Mr.
No. 54, Daughters of Liberty, will 30le who has become famous for
to New Canaan, this evening. to visit'hls newspaper verse, told a Sentinel‘
the Council in that place. They will‘reporter he was thinking of mailing
go in iitneys. leaving their hall. on'Norwsllt his home.
ing the body over he found that it had H” h“ been mm b“ i
been burned to . crisp. and all the 875 ii month for about nine years and;
clothing had burned of! isince last September he has failed tot
He quickly manned assistance pay her iiiiything and she brought!
and soon neighbors and friends came “("10“ ‘0 ”"0"?-
runnlng to the house. mm, Coroner in his mower and counter claim.
Dr. R. W. Lowe was notified and prmliudiong held that he had already
.nounced the death due to accldentai‘DIld his form" '"9 more "It" 55:1" I II Ink I l I II II
burning. 3000, and that at the time he agreed;
An exploded lamp was found on to pny her 87.3 a month she agreed;
the premises, and the supposition is 'io release him from the Judgment she!
that Mrs. Weller was hearing the had obtained against him, but failedi
lump in her hand when it exploded-lino . to d0 50. and he asked "my about H.“
“P" M“ ‘0 h” clothing. 000 whitii Iil' trad paid her be return
The story of the hard battle which to
the woman put up to save her life; T
he court ill deciding in favor of‘
was told by s scorched mat on the
the demurrer holds that the alleged,
pisun leading from the hall. The car-l
' signing of the agreement by Mrs!
pet “1 the hall was “180 scorched. it 'iludong did not release Dudlongi
was evident that her clothing catch-
irom paying the tiliniony. Budlong
ing on fire. Mrs. Weller had made it
desperate attempt to extinguish the
flames, by rushing out onto the plasma
i
and wrapping the that there nrountii
1m 3 VETERAN ooo FELLOWS. |
Falling in this she had again lllllll-‘ Th9 V910?!" Odd FGHOWR' “580““:
urged to get back into the hall of the tion held its annual meeting in Wa-i
house, as If about to so up stairs loiterbury and elected their officers for:
get her husband's help when theithe current year. 'l‘wu New Haven !
flames gained the mastery. and sink- ;men were chosen to serve during 1916.i
Is the assistant manager of the Ain-
i-ricitn Graphoplione Company.
0
l
pairef
style for every foot. They.
David W lily-ind _.
UNDERTAKER
Tel., plies. 1m: "00‘. I”,
21 WAEHINOTON CT.
I NEW RED IEN’I BUILDING
_ ’—
Wliiie Pine Comm
Willi Tar
For That Cold oi Yours
r. I. earn m
I-ith. 0W
Remington. all nth.
aisles. sold. rental
repaired. Isaiah. 00
per month. lsobiaes
soldstttipcmoath.
JAC. DDRNILLY
J
'l‘belsleslSprllgIelels
Dresses and Waists
_._—_
The Little Shop
K. A A. CLAVEN 5‘ NO. MAIN ET.
New Coal“. 'ed by the United,
STORE“
For Rent .
Electrwhgirt' andWater 00.:
Enqmre
Clifford Hotel
RESE IVE YOUR TAILE‘ NOW.
liysgeSlcan
mBRlDG
FMm-m
7mm
A‘ A
why so many of our patrons
”its; 9W Ct '
Shoes That Give Satisfaction
are the only kind that. will bring back a customer. That is
since we have been in business.
PLEASED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR BEST ADVER-
TISEMENT.
ALL KINDS OF SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN
CHILDREN.
x
“melanomas
“MMMMMMI-clesned.
have bought shoes from us
AND
CONNEALLY
I1 WAOHINOTON STREET
GERMAN“ ilil'lll
u. FLIURY. Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms so: day, 01.50 week and up
Railroad Ave. 8o. Nerwallt
1
The New Scie rice
DEFIthION 0' OH I RNIAGI’IU
Webmfihmadmi
muedtbedlssasssndtiiesriuié
adjusting the same. Disease is caused I
by a wrench. twist or sprainwin tbei
it tin-tee pinched nerves and pain is
[sit life in the different organs and.
hubs. '
Chiropractors more the cause oi
disease and pain. health is neared
through liar-ionising the serve on
tons in your body. Female troebisr‘
given special attention; also osmium
of tin also. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor s ebsnee tt
ATLAS Pancake Flillllll
i
new FROM THE MILL
3 mos. 25¢
help you.
Ilsgnotic treatments given slur
1‘. Francis. D. C.
34 Washington at. Io. Nervvailt. Conn
Graduate from Palmer 30le D .
South Norwslit. Court.
had. Man if done in childhood:
Washington street. at 7:15 o'clock.
—FRIDAV LUNCHEON
l
I, The local police received last night
i a call hour the Bridgeport authorities
line to the floor she had become 079'“th complete list follows: Chief wt!
mine by the terrible burns and suc-ieruh "um M. Boyd. of Derby; vice-’
l
served at the Country Club is a week- 5 concerning the theft of a jitney from
Iy feature. in front of a hall in that city where a
. dance was being held. it was report-
‘ The attention of the authorities has ed a number of local people were pre-
been called to the fact that Edward sent. and it was thought first the Jit-
Weed, of Stuart avenue, ruined 8 Mr, ney may have disappeared in this di-
of trousers when he fell on an icy spot rectlon. No trace of it could be found
on the sidewalk in front of 11 North in this city, however.
Main street.
I
.A roller skating rink is to be open-
The Junior High school will give ”lied on guard“ night of this week In
entertainment, Friday afternoon End'Roodner's Hall, Washington street, by
evening, ‘t “19 Hlflh ““hOOI- “WIShsy. of Danbury. who for some time
eighth year students of the Centeryonducted a ”up in the Danbury
Junior High will give "Nathan Hale," Armory. The hall has been leased for
and the eighth year students of the the W9 from Gus Knorr. “a the
~ Franklin Junior High "th V") new sport‘, in view of the skating fad
3'" In W“: pngeant. now at its helght,’ promises to be ii
popular one.
_..__J
LEAP YEAR DANCE.
dear-st 'snd olld rancid oil will spoil'
. your watch and clock. Watches and
combed to the dreadful 10mm“ 0' “r°;\'eteran. Lorin M. Brown. of Meriden; '
which licked her body on every “‘de“secretary. l-‘rank ii. lipson, of South’.
That the house itself did not catch fin‘ilngton; treasurer. John B. Judson. of;
I“ a miracle. iNew Haven: directors, Grant “ii
Mrs. Weller who w“ about 60 years Kiestaad, of Shelton, Karl Winter. of'
old had a genial and lovable personal- [
Ity an d which ends i her to a hm {“r'aterbury, Sidney W. Challenger, ofl
circle of fri l Her husband is gflettlli'idgeport. and Samuel Prince. of ‘
stricken at the calamity which has be Bridgeport. “'8 annual meeting:
fallen him next. year will take place in New Hit-
Mr. Weller today said that during ven.
the night he was not once awakened
from his sleep. and that he heard no
outcry or scream for assistance.
OPINlON OTILL HOLDS. ‘
Because of changes in the state
antomdbiie law, Chief Clerk Arthur
F. Conner of the automobile depart-
ment at the Capitol recently asked
Attorney General George I. Bliunsii If
THIS MAY INTEREST YOU.
If you suitor with pains in your
back or side. sun and sore muscles or
joints, or rheumatic aches, or have
symptoms or “an” “Ile 'uch I“ Atm.’ WEI John 'H. mht n'
puffy swellings under the eyes. or|m “10 ““93““ 0‘ commercial
sleep disturbing bladder ailments, youijtor oars from WM“ “19 ““9
\
clooRJeleaned, repaired, mainsprings Ann
with 16 month written guarantee at 81
our option by Charla Brand.
s._
on. February 29th.
nuns Orchestra.
McEnelly‘s
' should know that Foley Kidney Pills
still held good. air. Hinman replied
h‘ve benefit“ thousands in like comithst in his opinion the revision of the
Milan. soul morvwhnrg, so low did not affect the section in ques~
Yuan. According to the present In
I I
_ protect your home Ild. MUSEIIOM 800“
Deposit Box as inflammable to'Vyoti‘r
Whynotiiowilhiiaatl'
Safe Deposit Boxes
Have you 'ever used a site deposit box? Why not? You
things by insurance . It is fiestas important “that you protect
in a Safe Deposit Vault your impotllnf papers; personal
treasures andvaiushies. Youwii find the use of a Safe
feeling 0i security as shankscopust or salamandepolley.
terpretation of the law, motor trucks
owned outside the state can make
daily rip through the state without
paying a conneououtllosnse fee.
. '\\\‘.
GREENWICH MAN LODEO
SUIT OVER ACCIDENT
Case of Gene vs. lurtis Decided for
Defendant by Jury In Superior
. Coon. .
The jury in the Superior court yes-
terday afternoon brought in a verdict
for the defendant in the suit for dairi-
ages growing out of an auto accident.
'of Abram Cone. of Greenwich
and many other
0
“W 8.6 'Mlumu.l'be3ealdentmdu
lit-missoimim as
them Poetresd inflow!“
’sts‘ls. 'l'heblalntil charged ibattbe
'_'sa¢saass£mttrim-ahssrostm§
ldtflefldhrad‘amursfi
«ammonium» is m
the opinion given some years ago byl‘
Davey’s
Phone m
limo "08. Hull!
13 Cross at. 13 Woodward Ave,
'Phone 1528. South Nmalk, Ct.
BTORADE AND REPAIRING. FORD
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires. Tubes and Supplies. Promnt
Dar-vies a Feature.
‘ Tire Reed 8t Voik:
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully W
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIEO
Phone M to. Main Q.
So. Nor-walk. lute unit area ‘
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 21 East
River, New York (feet of Catherine
“a..." ”WWW-Ii!!-
rn. Freight received at Nomllt spite
8 p as. and at lentil M up be
5:80 p. in. . .
Deena F. Fests. losers! Agent.‘
fill “it!“ iI. met TBA!“-
assumes “in.
m
ma It. R. M
be you my
Miriam WRAWI“
i
“ FRISBIE‘S
LOOK
1 share proiits with you by giving'
you the lowest prices on 16 years guan'
anteed tin made into leaders, band-
insde, painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
"Storm Tight" roofing. guaranteed.
5 years. 1 ply, 8110 per roll. 2 ply.
.65 per roll. ‘ ;
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
so Water at. Phone "out
!
THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.§
Ask for cash prices for RED OAK:
GOAL 3 Rowan on}
I
—TEETH —
Iixiracietiwililslipaiii
Dr. J. H. Mallory?
it Dem lain OI. booth m
Hours: 9mm.toip.m. 7p.
in. tb B p. in. Sundays by appoint-
ment only.
I
1
Phil
.llsde in the Ciesiiest Plant;
from the best fresh' fruits
obtainable
Ask Your Gnocer for.Tbem.
Insist 0n them at your res-
mutants. '
Be Suieits A
it
Mont Manes. sevsrisg all.
”mm” T i
W” WNMW
-_ . in; ‘59 3;,- “4:33
8t BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 1478-1.
CALL US UP
and Is will rush onr tram.
than right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. if your
PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated. unsani-
tary or worn out. have as men
necessary repairs or install a
new system of . ,, ,,_
MODERN PLUMBING
.IDIBINO A OPECIALTY
HORACE R.NASII
Plumbing and Hosting
Wei. 1864.
m Ilsls It.
O
.- “on“
,.---..4~... ..._._.._....-._..-~-..,
r—
m- —- -» » -~~.——~--'3
Cunpmnls
have been received by us that a darli-
haired iunhmnn. small of stature and
who drives a brown horse and plain
“ages with rsclrs. Is buying lush at»
der our name. To insure satisfaction.
be sure our name is on wagon and get .
duplicate receipt from driver.
We pay 13/,c. lb. for rags.
lliii. Eiiroii Co. inc.
3 Rowan St, E. Not-walk. Tot-441
it You Have]
Any limit
352’; S. lilies
Successor to Wm. miss;
’t;
499.
37Fort Street. East NM: ,,
. _ in:
[tetra ‘
l'm all tired out and cannot bake.‘ . '
A weary housewife said.
Well, then, s kindly neighbor
ed. ' ..
Why don’t you buy your bread?f
I’m new in town—ens yon august .5
Where i had better go? ' 7
u it is home-made bread ‘Nu
want, '
Just go to 5 Monroe.
1
I
salt-V
medieval" '
7”“ ,q'v 1‘ t
Norwalk Chronicler