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“DAY. 3“. :5. 39:1
till
ham will begin on February 21
this your, and Sunduy, .April 8. will
to Enter, linking the season fifteen
days earlier thou last year.
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Misti Helen Whitehead, of llanbury
has taken the school at Stepney de-
lo'r. Mir. Sherman having resigned,
being the member of the Legislature
for this townf‘Newtown Bee.
Norwalk travelers to New Haven
watch with lunch interest the opera-
tions in progress there in connection
with preparations for the erection of
the new railroad station. Within a
«my days new tracks on the city side.
of the present station have. been put
into service for trains bound towards
New York.
l) Francis Palmer of Stamford,
‘VlIlO sailed for Texas via New. Or-
leans, is reported as having arrived
on the. border all right, after having
had a pleasant trip by sea, with a
number ol‘ other soldier.» returning
from furloughs.
Local factories that, are equipped
with the new “sprinkling system”
for fire prevention are receiving gen-
('I‘llllh rules. for fire insurance from
the New England rating board. Sonic
rates are as low as one-tenth of one
per cent. whore modern systems are.
wool-eyed. Manuiacturcrs [m bo-
ginnlng to t'oulizn what a large sav—
il.g this means.
—You will find a good assortment
of winner millinery at clearance sale
prices at the Lenox Millinery. 29 So.f
Main street, South Norwulk, Conn.
Oscar llrown, of the l’lliiadwlpllia
Jiolice dopnrlnwnt, arrived lll .‘x'vw
Britain yesterday in an attempt to
learn the history of a in)? found ill
the room of ltlnzio Colbert, tho mod-
(ll, murdered in Philadelphia. it was
found that the in y was sold to the
(illstodinl asylum at Rome, N. Y. it
is. raid that an cnlployc of the instl~
11an is suspected of knowing sollltL
thing of Miss (‘olhelt's llilll'tit‘l' and
th,t he cannot ho found. The dolor-
live said ho had been to Home to
lililrllt‘ his Ill\’t’SIll1lllI()llS.'
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By the will of Mrs. b‘ridn Volz,
whose estate was valued at $50,000,‘
Charles Volz. her husband, an ill‘tIlIl'
ttct. of New York, is to receive it
bedroom suite, and may choose any
one to suit his fancy among: the furni-
Iialls Volz is nunlod as (‘Xlfl'lls
tor. Thu will was admitted to pro-
bate. ill lroellwioh, Thursday. by
.dudut‘ Stephen L. ltudt‘ord. 'l‘lln us.
into is to be equally divided bctlvt-en
two sons, llnus Volz and t’harlos A.
7017.
‘.Ill't’.
Don. C. 3‘,“ business manager of technical. industrial, normal «'md mod. cloudy, full of SGtIllllt’llI;
the New York World was a speaker
and road a poem, Thursday at the an-
nual dinner of the Kentuckians in
the ballroom of the Plaza Hotel ill
New York. Mt. Seitz's pocm lauded
Kentucky and its woluoll. Don C.
Seitlt is known all over this section
as the writer of the famous “Cos-=
cob Nature Notes" often published in
“the Evening World, and his summer
'home is on Strickland pond road
Coscob.
it is reported in Bridgeport that
Jacob Ruppert, or New York, wide:
137 known as head of a brewing con-
cern. 18 afranging for the purchaseiname properly," etc. Nor did he hesi- delightful
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Tn: HtAL rnuwuuon.
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Who Fallon an Eternal
Hope of Wilma.
It was only a few vats lino, wllru l
«as visiting in Nomi-ma, that I met
one of the “real" genus pro-pwfor
He lived through the bard wintw:
God knows how, nursing his rheuma
tisln and his hungcr and his BilllO:
eighty years of age. and a derrapl:
gold pack-horse, through the fully-bl.“-
Elow zero and the five-foot drifts oi the
long, dreary wintel. You would say
he was an absolute wreck, physical,
mental; that he lived on only b: c use-
be was too dear to forget to breathe.
,Bllt when the ice began to go out of
,the streams, and the. bare rocks t!‘
peer out from the snowy wastesand
the grass to show green under tIlf“
snow, he expanded like a brown bull»,
that produces the_ beautiful lilies of,
spring. " . §
“Mister, I have been rich half a don;
(in times. an' i ain't been as keerv‘ul a' ,
Iort. But I'm goin' to strike it richer.
this year than ever~l jest know itli
Thar’s a patch of ground back in thei
.IliIIs that's wnnder~an' i need a leetlel
ggl’dbstake for to open it up. It'lli
make us rich—Son. you hear thatY—t
.ltich! lif you want to, here's where‘
you kill take a chance that can’t lose!
The old man’ll win yet!" '
And the octog‘ena‘ian lniner, mar-
ried to his hope of the gold that he
believes he. will find. got his grub.
stake—as, i doubt not, he has done,
e‘W'" war since from one who mar-X
vols at his boyish onthusinsm and re»
'(‘llllel‘llIIOIL He never found his elu-
sive Golconda; if he had, he would
have souuht mo in the ends of the
earth to divide necording to his prom
.ise»-i'or these men's word is as sa-
c ed as. the word of your mother or
mine. And I do not believe he is
dead; indeed. i doubt whether he ever
diesm at least until his drcalll Is ful-
filled! Like the \l'andoring‘ JPWM
illouch lzlndil, lolinsiy bound by his
ihope and not by his dreadful doom—~-
lllo must .20 on. eternal ill his hope!»—
:From “The told-Hunters." by Charles
J. Lisle, in the Scribner.
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KOREA TODAY.
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Endodern improvements Are Bringing
l About Many Changes in That Land.
For a thousand yours and inorc the
nun-m nuou every need a? the busi—
ness men of Koren.
linslnoss was on at low plane. and
bus‘nvss mothods stood pnt from gen.
oration to generation.
’iho money itself was of so low a
tit‘UllillIlllllIUll that all American ton-
.lollnr bill, it t‘llullgt‘ri into Kort-an cur-
rency, was a load for two horses.
in writing, a paint brush was used
instead of a DP“, and a shaving stick
'll ink wns honed over a wet stone
until it little black liquid was pro
duvod,
With the dawn of Rl‘t'ut industrial
llt‘v. IIlt‘ abacus and hrurll arr- begin-
tnlnu to yield place to the adding ma-
t-llinc and typewritor.
made it's way into Kora.
ing put. Modvrll (‘tlIllIllt‘l't‘illI and ill-
duotrlal schools are touching now
int-thirds,
The mission high school, _l’ai Chat.
,“'l‘ho Hall for Rearing l7svt‘ul Mon,"
was the first school ill lx'orrn to teach
oxperilut‘ntal sciouco. OlI’lt‘l‘ mission
M‘IlOOIH and the Y. M. t‘. A. have given
lt‘XCt‘IIl‘nI industrial training; _
. Japan has taken he: run from the'
missionaries and is conquering liorca
faith schooismhundrcds of Iinlll-~-~clc
lnclrtal‘y, agricultural.
com merolal,
to
l
4‘ Tilt only remaining sign of It)l‘t'.t" is‘
‘that every Japanese. school teacher
lvoals a sword, But the swords are
hcavy and have grown rusty from,
disuse and will no doubt pl‘cSontly be
laid aside~~~lor schools are doing WIlill‘
swmds could never accomplish, Wil-
ital-d Price in World Outlook.
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l ll‘tf-‘lNlTIVES FEARLESSLY SPLIT.
; . The English of l'le'liry James is re-
,nlarkablo not only for adverbs. but.
ifcarlessly split. Most people split‘
them by wcdging in one word only, an1
gadvcrb. But Henry James split one1
llnflmtlvc, at any rule. by four we (is
t‘intel‘polated, thus: "l have already
,missed my time to so much even :ls’
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Also the American cash register has:
no: norm: Honolulu; zvnmuo snort-um.w
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Phone 113-3.
‘KeepYouil' laye’
Upon our advmlsng up i. or my
change ill M: iii trir
We are leaders in our line of goods t 3 _
Grain, Coal, Feed, Cement and eve: fl. ng needed in
”T’lOND BROTHERS
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I37 Wnbinnton 8t.
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Johnson & Murphy’s, Slater 81 Month's
L and Emerson
FOR PARTICULAR MEN
The Newest Lasts and Leathers are Here
Plenty of Reliable Hosiery
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Closed at 6:30 Monday evenings during the months of
January and February.
It WASHINGTON ETHEET
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
T‘ILIPHON t “75-2
The Most Sanitary Market in Cpltnecticut
F rec Delivery.
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All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS.
GREENPORT OYSTERS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonel 108 and 109.
71 North Main St.
tilts—0i Sills ll
tantrum llll
Eat Len Meat if You Feel Backachy
or Have Bladder Trouble
Mont forms uric. acid which excites
I . ‘
. . . .; '- ‘ . a ‘- 's il lIlCll‘ ef-
I\ol‘c:lll business is no longer Sland.‘ 1nd tnolvtorks tilt kidnty l
‘i‘orts lo~ liitcr it from the system. ltcuq
uiar cnicrs of moat lmlsl flush
kidneys occasionally. You must
liovc them like you reliow your bow-
thc :
I
l'o- -
t‘Iti: removing all the acids, waste and}
poison, (list) you feel a dull mlsory inf
the kidney region, sharp pains in the:
back or sick headache. dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated nnd
when the weather is bad you IlllVC‘
rlleunuulc twingcs. The urine
the channels
often not irritated, olliiginn you to
got up two or three tilncs during the
night. ’
'l‘o neutralize these irritating acids
and flush oil‘ the body‘s llrinous waste
not about four ounces oi .llld Salts
from any pharmacy: take a table
spoonful in a glass of watcr before
breakfast. for a tow days and your kid-
neys will then act lino and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
is
'ilike Robert flrowuing's. for InflIIIIIVMh units is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with “thin,-
nlld has been used for generations to:
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys.i
and stop bladder irritation. .lad Snltst
is inexponsive; harmloss and makes a
ct’forvost‘l-llt lilllia-watei‘
.on unjust judges
,Charles Phillipps, the famous plead—_
“Glover’s”
Est. 1897
Men and
Women’s
DRESS AND STREET
SHOES
Full of Wear and Style
The New Charlotte Boot
Black Vamp, Wing Tip
White Lace Top
Low Heel
w
$6.50
BOYS’ AND GIRLS' Sllors
——
Elwoodlelover
in Washington St.
South Norwalk
Children's Shoes a Specialty.
A»..- n... .. ._.
‘Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer.
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
‘litb all Cash Sales
Clifford Pharmacy,
80. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phone: 83345332
Certificate and Coupon Free
Beef, Iron & Wine
F. H. BAXTER
Druggist
THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We show
~80 many varieties both in pat-
terns and plain colors that: we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papers
in every grade, so any price limit
'yau may have set can be accomo
modated.
lThe Gorllam (lo
This Shopper is
a Wonder
Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades _
Those that See it,
Buy it
It will Earn Itself
Many Times
Albert D. Morgan
South Norwalk
FREE ,
Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometer and f
Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store. Grade
Wines, Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatcl, Nice Table Wine,
ngh Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the .
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself. ' '
J. DiS‘cssa
Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block. .
South Norwalk. Tell 1555 and 151-4.
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The Little Shop
WOMEN’S WEAR
% MIDWINTER
l SALES
K. t! A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN ST.
{ ”Steno‘grapher
Imale) Wanted
Also Bookkeepers and Stenog-
Craphcrs, male- and female.
CALL and let us tell you
REBUKED THE JUDGE.
Of all the retorls made by barristers
that recorded by
of Lehman's shore hotel in that. city tate'io stop upon that ball“ of the ill-é drink which millions of men and de-icr of the central criminal court, Lon.
and the club property adjoining andiflnmv“ which closes ‘30 many “‘O'rn lake now and then, thus avoidingnon, is perhaps best remembered.
will erect a handsome residence
lilerc. Lehman's has been a popular
dining place for hundreds of Dan-
bury peoplo during the last. few
yoals‘and probably has been visited
by more Danburians than any place
of similar nature along the shore.
lmen’s pretty phrase in accepting invi-
tations, “Oh, thank you; i should love;
to." Henry James wrote, “We can‘tI
inot accept this, and little enough on
lthe whole do we. want to." '
inot,”
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James’ style also are Galllcisms.~
London Chronicle,
scriom kidney and bladder diseases.—
Adv.
l-ZXI’ENSIVE. FOR your REAL EX—l
PENSI) is to own tonnntiess property.‘
of ECONOMY
.n—
Between 20 and
30 years habits
Elfl‘RAVAGANCE
are being formed
Man's Accumulatin
and Saving Period
From30t050,
0
Between 30 and
40 the basis of
future property
or fortune is be-
ind laid ,
At
of
ch
01'
and 50. 979? of
men meet with
reverses.
PENDENT upon
their children or
60 years 95%
men are DE-
arity because
they SAVED
' NOTHING.
l.
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" 'Make a New Years resolutionlto systematically
‘ _ save some money thisyear. We recommend 1
’ ,V to you our Savings Department. '
The South No
a.
to ,
rwalk 't‘ruSt C , . ..
' about. ”0.
l Phllllpps, addressing a jury to defenser.
lot! a man on trial for murder, was.
lmuch embarrassed by the repeated tn-,
‘ . . iterposltions of the' judge, Baron Gur-T
"Can’lw Don't was?" ”1‘" dill“ '“ “Mummy. distinguished as one of the. old:
by the way, is very common ill] for a tenant, under tho imlll‘t‘SSloni fa ' '
such. and other peculiarities of, that Sentinel classified advertising iSi in
shioned “banging" school of British
rlsts.
Philllpps, keeping his Irish temper
well under control to the end, “got
. home" with this passage in the peror-
stlon of ‘I'lls address. looking full at
Gurney the while:
“There are those on the bench who
have the reputation of being convict-
ing judges. I neither envy them their
reputation in this world nor their fate
in the next."~—London Globe.
M
“Pasa on the good things the hop-
py experienced that come to you——
never the unfortunate things. By the
time We have come to realize our deb‘
of gratitude, too often ~ our benefactor
has passed away and we cannot repay
him. But let us do as he did~pass
along all the good we can to others."
«J. M. Long in Farm and Fireside.
Talk less and think more. This is
good advice to give but hardtp take.
BARN BURNED IN WILTON.
A barn“ in Wilton owned by the
Second Taxing District of? the City
of Norwalk was destroyed by are this
morning at 6 o'clock. "the ions was
There-,st lite! i buy;
stored titanium an this w
..of the Splendid Chances
' now open.
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Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
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oinmford.
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. kates
For any Member”
‘ * of the Family
There Is Good Skat-
gngfi on the Mill Pond
We are constantly adding new items, and a trip thro
our big and well lighted store is always a pleasure. ‘
ugh
We have two immense well lighted floors filled ”with j.
FURNITURE on EVERY GRADE for every room in the" 1
house, and OUR PRICES MEAN A SUBSTANTIAI.‘ “
SAVING. ‘
See Our Big Line of Office Furniture; -
RAYMOND a soN
Wall all. High Sts.
Funeral Directors Norwolk
The New Science The Care of the Teeth
DEFINITION OF cumoenacrlc' ‘
li5 a matter which receives the atte’
Chiropractic is the definition oi the ltloll of every prudent person: by
.cause of the llsease and the art of ! ginning early in life, much eon
,' a
l a. - .
djusting the same. Disease is caused i “on“ to render them strong. “issue“
.ful members of the body. .
I“), a wrench, twist 0,. sprain 1n me‘sllould not be allowed to collect 'gi
,‘buck. Even if done in childhood.mg “’1 “mid? appearance-V" '
:ft creates pinched nerves and pain in W‘Ifillith ”1080:3135 ShSlUIdt be kéfit
Ilater life in the different organs and ’;h\ii{ies )Ililed géggk the 9:321”ng
limbs. l‘dI‘SEI drives a patient to the dentish
Chiropractors remove the cause 0! 2 Teeth which protrude or novel‘fls
disease and pain, health is restoredman be straightened and regulated a
through harmonizing the nerve sys- i that 110 one need have an “31y mouth.
tems in youthody. Female troubleS has; materials and 00d w any};
given special attention; also curvature iare my standards. g orkm '5
of the spine. You will never regret .
Dr. .I. H. Mallet
giving the Cblroyractor a chance to
'15 50. Main so, So.» Norwilk, Conn
help you.
Magnetic treatments given aim.
Sundays by appointment only ‘- ‘
84 Walhington St, San. Nor-walk, Conn. ‘ Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: 7 to} .
‘ TJrancis, D. C.
Graduate from Palmer 3 ‘- -'
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PEWRITERS — L. G ,
Smith, Underwoodi
Remmgton, all other
, makes, told, rented,
iepalred. Rentals, 8!
per month. Machinet
, will at $5 per monul
M8. DONNELLY
\EBUILT TY
ll south Main Street. south Neg SELL S
. . . ~ . rr T0 ‘ ‘ .
neon-touts Service Call ' Successor to Wm. Eff”;
‘ FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral. Director and Embnlmer
Office and Rultlem
‘ Telephone 904
54 80. Main 8b, ”80. Norwaik
Phone 499.- ‘
37. Fort Street. Eatdblorw
muons!) sun-s
and ,
REMODELING OF F.
by _ .
, . Nowflork Ladies
Mn. Ethel. Virgin O’Ncll
VOCAL aroma
films-m
is West Avenue. 5
"goutltr til; '
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Norwalk Chronicler