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Jack 'Poilak who conducted a husi- '
ness in the Clifford block, South Main
street, has closed up his place. i
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Attorney Leo Davis was in New‘
York city yesterday on legal husi-iI
DOSE . 1
Attorney Jesse T Dunbar is contin-
ed to his home in Gran inn; with an
attack of the grip. i
Kr. and Mrs. “Benjamin Eckert have
moved from Camp street to 18 1-2
Grand stneet.
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Mrs. Marcus Pisciteili has returnedi
to her home in 'Amsterdam, N. Y., at
tor spending a month with her sister,
Miss Nellie Byingtou. of Elm street. 1
A regular weekly drill of the Slxlhi
Company was held last evening, in the:
Armory. A business meeting was held;
after the drill.
Mr. and Mrs.
of 20 (‘hestnut street, have returned:
from Mei'iden, where they spent last
week,
Miss Josephine Meritlee of New
York, ‘spent the \\we't'lwnd 111411 guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph \\‘.l)1e1tu~.s
of 7 Gibson court.
M1 and Mrs.Willi2‘1ni i’. \\‘1,11‘1i ol
Washington street attended the inner
al of George, Blake, .1 1-ousin,i11 llau
bury, this morning.
Wallace Vollinei',
of West avenue,
who has been critically ill with pnt’ll-I
monin 1,11 showing signs; of improve-
ment, and was reported much better
yesterday and today.
Much progress is being made
Harry Goodwin’s new home, corner of
Spring and Clay streets. The house.
will sbou be completed and ready for
occupancy.
The local postoiiiee has been
formed that there will be an examina-
tion conducted for lighthouse keeper
and assistant keeper at 'l‘ompklns-
ville, N. 1'., on February 11. 1017.
J. Smyihe of Cedarhui‘st, ii. 1.. in:
paying a visit at the home of his
brother-and sister-in-law, Illir. and
Mrs. Sidney Cook, at it High street,
Noi'wullt,
Kills 5 Anna Virginia i‘nuan of lbl -
d1n avenue, and Mina lliyitle. I‘lhl'il:\ll,I\
of 48 Spring sueet 1':1'si.',11ed their po-
oltions at the Mianus
company's plant, and will take up pc-
sitions in the Yale & To“ 1111 plant lnI
Stamfold.
Sachem E. ii. Gould, of
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his staff. will install the. oflicers of
Cockeuoe tribe, of Neiwalk, at the
meeting of the tribe in that city next
Friday night. A delegation of the
Pnugussetts will accompany Deputy
Gould to Norwalk.~—Danb11ry News
Deputy
Paugussett
In conjunction \\ilh the. federal in-
spection, LieutenantaColonelI Vincent
M. King of the. Connecticut Coast Ar-
tillery Corps is directed to make the
Inspection of the. Connecticut Coast
Artillery on the dates ordeied for 1.116
federal inspection Results will be
reported to the office of Adjutant
General George M. ole.
According to dispatches from Al-
bnny, N. Y. Wingdale ha's been se-
lected as the location of the new_ When business is bad. it cant believe]
that it will ever be better, and it will’
state prison to replace Sing Sing
prison Wingdale is on the Harlem
railroad. a. few miles above Brewster,
N. Y.. and within easy driving dis-
tance of Danbury. The estimabed cost
of the new prison its $2,000,000 and its
construction will take about five
years. ,,
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should realize that an
‘ dollar .is easily spent, while
an interest’bcariug dollar 6%
becomes capital. Moreover,’6 /,
; money carried upon the (3
person or hidden at home 155;
" not Woof: Think it over, and;
decide-to start an interest /
» am: today. This bank
can help mwitii suggcé
‘7 tions, protection and com
‘ ;, pound interest at 4%.
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Three incorporations and Four Ont
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2‘. 1:111 business with $10,000.
.rorpoi‘ators are K. W.
i XV. BeVier- and: W. J. Walsl1I.I
Stephen J. “11119101111111 1‘. L. Powell.
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,/. thing will not run up against the bar-
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11 CERTIFICATES FILED WITH
$ECRETARY.
ganizations on List.
Cti'tiiltates of incorporation were
,fiktt \\ith the secreted: of tin state
_.es111'1'd1,1 by 1111, 1' piled States (bun
zeal (ompany of New Haven, Ilunt,_
ot' the. same city and the Laureli
Glen line Company of North Stun-f
inch
The United States Chemical i.‘-0111i
pally has an authoriztd capital stock
>I’". .a_ . -_ , _.
the l" ' ‘ding line.
of $5 o,0,000 dividcd into 500 chart-5,1
par value $100,11111l will start buoia
new ulth $2, :300. The i111ot'poi'atoisi
J. 11. Sheehau, i)_ M. Pvt-111111111?
and J. J. Dunlap.
Hunt, inc, has all authorined rap
ital of $25,000, divided into $'_' 710
shares, par Value $100, and will be-
’l‘he in»1
Blanchard, C
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Companyi
stock of!
The Laurel Glen Line
has an authorized capital
525000,
value $100, and will start businessg
iwith $5,000. The incorporatora are"
it‘liarles P. Eteleston. 1i. M.
Briggs
(.‘ertificates of orcanization were:
filed by the Diamond liut. Company'
'1t‘ Ilanbury. the Siaraford Garage
I‘ Pomp-any of New London, the Palmer-i
lla11'i1' Realty Company of Stamford
1 «ml the Acme Sales: and Trucking
‘ ' 1"11pany 01 New Haven.
Th: lliamond ll 11 t umpany has 150:
«lures of authorixtd 1'1111ilul slot-kl
1':1b 1"1ibetl, par value $100.1lu1'1ineuaI
\" ill bt betzun uilh H.000 and the
otllwrs President, A. ll. Unveil»;
port: vice-president. l‘. H. (loos; sec-
1'1»t11!',\' and treasurer, .l. S. lla1’enp01't._
The Stamford Garage Company of‘
ill'i‘:
divided into 250 shares, part
Phone 1 I 3-3.
Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes
For Well Dressed Women
All the newest models as well as
the more conservative styles
A Splendid Li
CONNE ALLY
.1 WASHINGTON STREET
F or the Best Fish in Town Come
Here
All kinds fresh, salt and canned fish,
long and round clams, Greenport oysters,
extra large shrimp
BRIDGE FISH MARKET
'Phonec 108 and 10!.
‘Keep YourEye’
Upon our advertising space for any
change in Ct-al prices
We are leaders 1:: our line of goods of all descriptions.
Hay, Grain, Coal, Feed, Cement and everything needed in
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The Fact of the
Matter Is
We are giving our patrons
the benefit of high professional ,
skill without charge. 5
Our OCULIST, who is a
graudatc physician, examines 1 ,
your eyes.
On his prescription we are
as low as $2.00.
THAMER
"The Three-O Eye Service”
Ocutiste, Optometrists, Opticians
Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. 11]. Est. 1897.
ne of Hosiery
81 BRACKEN
TELEPHONE 14763.
71 North Main St.
New London has an authorized cup-I
‘11'.l stock. [1111' yalue $1110, all paidI
‘ir. The ofii1ersn1'e : i’ret-i1lent,t‘.li 1
li111.111l11'ey: \iee-p1esi1lent,..M. Fos-
ter; secretal'yt. .i. llou'land.
'i‘ht' Paltner-llai'i'is itealty C0111-
1any has 501: shares of authorized
I cap-lat stock. par value $100. and will Free Delivery.
'hegin business with $50,000. The of-
fice” are: President. ll. F. Palmer:
\'i111~p1'eside11t, Benjamin llarris; sec» " ‘ "
.1'1'..1'y and treasurer, E. Ii. Palmer.
Acme Sales and Trucking Coni-
pany has eighty-eight shares of tin-
13111111400 capital stock subscribed, par
,1':.i.11' $25, and will begin business on
512,900. 'l‘l1ooill1‘ers are: President,
lid. Burns; vice-president, \V. B.
,luu'l‘tin set-rotaryIand treasurer, J. M.
t 111111011.
The
(‘11'lif11'atcs of stm-hlmldt-rs' agree.
11': ms to dieuolve \\‘I'l't‘ filed by the
‘lee'. r'hanls‘ l'lxpresa :t‘ompany of
ili'iduepml and the Judi-um llt'aity
'11::111111113' ol H11 same t'ily
liit'haida 11‘- 1‘111111111111 of Stamford
11:"; increased it: il‘lllllUliZi‘ti enpitul
1:11 111 110111 0171111111: :11 1121001111 while
1h. Clenunr'u Mills, i111., of Sprague
has issu: 11 sixty new fillfll't‘i of stock,
1 11'11lue $100,111isi11g tl11 outstand-
.‘11.' 1':1pil;.11 1111 it til 1h: 1'11111111111y to
$111300
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THE FREIGHT CAR SHORTAGE
There have been many complaints
this winter about the lack of freight,
11111'5 .‘llanufattuits have been unable
‘10 gel raw material. coal hat-1 been
iheld up. and failure to get food ship-
Iments has led to high prices in many
teases.
it seems too bad that
should be thus held up when
years 11,110 railroadcquipment
panics were running on half time. It
‘is the fault of the American business
ltemperament that it feels either like
a. prince or a pauper. “hen business
is good, it ordeta beyond \ji needs.
business
a few
com
not anticipate the coming of better
times.
The next llult‘ a period of depression
icomes, the business community should
not be too downcast. Then is the time
530 build freight cars and fill other
lgaps in our commercial system.
Equipment can be secured at much
cheaper rates at such periods. Never
yet has there been a depression that
was not succeeded by good times.
JANUARY ADVERTlSlNG
It would be hard to imagine condi-
tions much more favorable to advertis-
ing than they are at present. The
country is still prosperous.
have money to buy, so that the adver-
tier of lack of purchasing power.
”Now is the time when thrifty people
expect and look for, bargains. A great
may of them wait until this time of
year expecting to get markdowns'
They watch the newpapers every week
to-see what will be offered, Only those
merchants who advertise can get any
share 0: this trade.
The results or carrying goods gvor
People "i
‘, or headache; no struggling for breath
Balmrrom your dmxgist and apply a
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elizabeth Stu.
Phones 633-1539
1 Certificate and Coupon FrecI
The NeW'Science
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back. Even if
it creates pinched nerves and pain lnI
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
through harmonizing the. nerve aya-
given special attention: also curvature
of the spine. You will never regret
giving the Chiropractor 11 chance to
help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, 0. C.
84 Wuhlngton.$t., So. Norwnlk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer Scnool.
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interest bills. The quicker goods are
turned over, the less the overhead ex-
pense. ‘
09511 1051111131 £1111 "
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How To Get Belief When Bead
and Nose are Stalled Up.
Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos-
tril's will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more imuifling,
hawking. mucous discharge, dryness
at night.
Get a small bottle at Bay's Cream
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
.ly than usual style: change nowadaysI
The SouthNomalk
with startling mm. In times;
to
Glen munch: membrane. giving you ind
every air new or the head. sooth
ins and healing the swollen or intim-
! DEFlNITlON 0F CHIROPRACTIC,
Chiropractic is the definition of the:
cause or the license and the art oi,
adjusting the same. Disease in oaucedi
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the!
done in childhood,
Chiropractor- remove the clone of!
disease and pain. health is restored
tents in your 110113.- Female troubles '
'stomach and bowels and the:
GEORGE COFFIN
UNDERTAKER
4 Belden Place, Not-walk
Phone 1441.
' Lady Attendant.
‘ -‘?Glover’s”
Buy Goodyear
Welt Shoes
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Many shoes of inferior quality
and workmanship sell for just
3 as much.
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LOUNS'BURY, MATHEW-
SON 81 CO.’S SHOES
For Particular Pcoplc
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ElwoodSLGlover
:22 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Children's Shoes 3 Specialty.
Germs and Teeth
It is found that most diseases
originate in the mouth; or rather
that the cause is in the mouth.
Some of the germs are always
present in an untidy mouth,
namely Pneumonia or Diptheria
begin to multiply too rapidly to
be overcome by our body germs,
then they are passed on to the
whole sytsem becomes involved.
Dr. J..H. Mallory
can tell you more about this after
Seeing the Condition of your
mouth.
‘Let him look today!
Tomorrow never comes!
'lNTERNAL REVENUE TAX 18 DUE
ON' JANUARY 31.
Waruing'has been "issued from the
local internal revenue odioes that all-
taxes on pool rooms clubs having
requirement.
THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS:
is an easy task here. We show
so many varieties both in pat-
terns and plain colors that we:
can suit any taste or meet anIyi
And we can will
any purse too. We carry papersi
in every grade, so any price limit
yau may have set can be accom-
modatcd.
The Gorham Co
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The Little Shop
WOMEN’S WEAR
MIDWINTER
SALES
K. d. A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN ST. ‘
Sterling’s
“J UP-TO-DATE
FURNITURE
If you want Furniture, Rugs or Ranges, visit
Sterling’s large e tab] h c t.
for itself. .~. 15 m 11 Every piece calico
Many beautiful Suites in the latest period de-
signs WhiCh appeal to every eye. '
Something ne d d- if t h
bors ha 11 I w an 1 eren t an your neigh
Everything the newest and the best.
Terms to suit
your convenience. loin our Fur-
niture Club and Save “3%
Sterling Furniture C031
127-129-131 Washington
St., South Norwalk.
Phone 105.
This Shopper is
11 Wonder
Puts a Keen Edge
011 Gillette Blades
Those tint See it,
Buy it
it will Earn itself
Many Times
Albert 0. Morgan
' South 5 Norwalk
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(male) Wanted
Also Bookkeepers and Stcnog-
raphcrs, male and female.
CALL and let 115 1:11 you
of' the Splendid Chances
now open.
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
111111: is Good Stat-‘5
Stamford. Port Che-tor.
Steam Dying 81 Cleaning Co.
Formerly known as bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning I00.
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleanedfi'
H. LYNGE, Prop. ‘
249 State Street é—BRIDGEPORT—
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With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store.
Wines, Old Port. Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Witt
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices to: £11
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself. .
J. DiSessa
Wholesale Store—MonroeStq Central 110181 Block.
South Norwalk. Tel] 1555 and 151-"
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For any Member,
of the Family
WE WELCOME Vi TOR~
We are constantly adding new items, and a trip 1311'
our big and well lighted store is always a pleasure.
We have two immense well lighted {1001's filled
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room i‘
house, and OUR 'PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTI
SAVING. Hill: 311'
RAYMOND 81 SON
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W at! them, nuance in"
81131'1‘110 penalty on
pool tables. saloons. brokers. pawnai
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Norwalk Chronicler