WEDNESDAY. JAN. 17, 1917
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‘ NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.
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iMany Interesting Volumes Added
! South Nor-walk Reading Room,
List of books added to South Non
Mrs. Carl 150an of 120 South Walk Library, December. 1916:
Nata street, formerly of Branchville, Non-Fiction.
in confined to her home by illness and Palmer, C. l.
is under the care of Dr. L M. Allen. Practical Mathematics. (Machine.
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Thomas Conroy, who recently re- ‘ Marshall. W. C.
med his position as conductor on} Elementary Machine Drawing.‘
the local trolley lines. has accepted at (Machine Shop Library.)
mitten with the American Chain . Lake, E. F.
company. of Bridgeport. ‘
' (Machine Shop Library.)
the increased cost of Loque, C. H. '
commodities, James F. Hyatt, Daltoni American Machinist Gear
of 23 Plymouth avenue, has retired' (Machine Shop Library.)
from business. giving up his routes to‘ Goodrich and Stanley,
day. Edi Accurate Tool Work. (Machine Shop
; Library.)
Only a few more days of our rcducfi Colvin, F. H. and Stanley. F. A.
tion sale on Christmas goods. 1~3 011’ American Machinist Grinding Book.
on all novelties and 1-4 off on all ivoryl (lilachinc Shop Library.)
goods. This sale only lasts until Sat-‘ Colvin, F. H.. and Ilaas,'L. L.
urday so be ‘sure to get in before then. ! Jigs and Fixtures.
”Donnelly's, 16 South Main street.
Became of
Book.
Automatic Screw Machines
Their Tools.
Colvin. F. ll.. comp.
Practical Die-Making.
The weather of the past few daysl
caused the first lay-off of the year, bc-l
caused of cold. in the building tradesfi
A man cannot do a full days work
when it in so cold. and it docs not. pay it
Composition and Ileat Treatmentu
Goodrich, C. L.. and Stanley, F. A.
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contractors to try to coax them to do Easy Lessons in Painting and
”' '. 1!!”le Drawing. l .1] a.
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we. Parkr-s i‘ndnntn, D. 1).. “Life at
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1he Mexican Border." 181 M. ii. (innit-ii “e“m’
. Zliinliind. 3 vol. ref.
w. c." ._1 .19 ". ' ‘ . .-
“in Mb” 7.--}.1-.. Kuhn. A. "' ' '
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Local plumbers hare bcen cngugcd Roma. ref. ‘ ‘ _'
. ,. _ . , Atlantic Monthly Vol lib-ll.
in pipe-thawing, the past in“ days. lll ll ‘5“ .
The sudden appearance of the cold 0 tom-n. . l N l’ d
spell, last Thursday. from many un- ,en ury. \0. i.. t .. un .)
protected water-pipes 'l‘hc plumhcrn Nation. V01“ 102' mmmd'l
\ ‘ ' ' Living Age. vol. 2%? S-9. Bound,
had plenty of other work to do, and
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Ihis extra demand has caused many of ”“19”" I B" and I“
‘ . . Increasing Home Efficiency
{hem to work over-time. l
lli‘orsyth. (‘.. and Stanford, C. V.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cane. of llavl- FHRNOIII-V 0f MUS”
land Sinect, are in receipt of ll box 0f 1:)"1_‘(’"" . _
delicious grnpcl'ruit and oranges and! ”l u" "f ("mm
limes and other fruits from tho plnn-' “'L’
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l’hilmophy.
‘lation of his son. William ll. Case, _ _ V
Buyvicw “0mm "Wily on“, has llible Stories to Road and 1911.
had it vcry awn-re :itlacli of grip. ANVMZ- I"
\lcthods of Study in Natural le
l tor}:
. Lion. (‘live
insurance underwriters :irc iiiduatrivl Mt.
ously studying the new schedule of "WWW “We"
rates for automobile insurance. Thor-i.
are incrensm on loqu‘lcc cars and dr-
oreaacs in rates on liiglrpi'icc car-H Loaicocli, S.
whilc the "minimum premium" clause. “WNW" FOOIishnosa
seems to hnv-u bccn :ihollslictl. 'l‘hci‘c Eastman, C. A.
are a number of new clauses of inter: Prim! the Deep Woods to (‘ivil‘za
st affecting the rates also. The. mice? tlon.
became effective on Jan. 1. -‘.\d.n.ms, 333°
. 'i'lic Long Road of Woman‘s
:ry.
which has kept him confined to his
room. undi‘r the doctor‘s care. '1
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- Those in the firc-in'mrnnw business.
in Norwalk will be sorry to hear that Fiction and Juvenile.
1‘alrick (Tosgrovc, formerly special l3-116“. lirncrl
agent for the Fidelity l’lienix lnsuin' liuuleur Circus Lifc.
mice Company at New York, witirnhkson. ll.
headquarters in Hartford. has resign Old ”(liable
ed that position. Mr. (foegrore is now Saunders. M.
with a general agency in New Yet-lo} The "Windmill: "on.
Tie will no longer be active in Nor-3 ”0113M.
"walk, and his genial disposition and: “"llt'fl ”:0 King ("urn-i.
splendid ability will be missed in the Thorn". if ll. Loo
insurance fold here. ' Winn Mother Lots 1's Draw.
__.____..u. I’Juhusion. ‘A. F.
Needless to any, newspaper and. Georg‘ana of the Rainbow.
magazine publishers Wcrc considern- luv. it. \i.
lily elated when Congress refused to, I'vitl- ititliridc.
sanction Postmaster—(luncrnl Burk»; Allan, T’ if.
souls recommendation for a higher: Why the (‘Mmeg lung,
rate of postage for newspapers and; Di‘ngoumls, J. D.
magazines. if the recommendation had. A mm of Athens.
”been made two years ago. there pro- Sabin. F). L.
“hably would .not have been so muchi‘ With Sam Houston in Texas.
has about, it, but publishers are tier 1 Bennett, A.
uinly hard hit, these days. by the ex- The Lion's spam
tranrdinarlly high price of paper. Jesus, the Carpenter of Nazareth.
" ‘Some local-merchants followed the re. smith, Harriet L,
commendation of a lower rate for (trot-l. Other Pmplcs‘ Business.
class local mail with interest. and.Sidgwick, E.
were berry to tree it killed by the' lintchwnys.
House of Representatives. The effect Oppenheim' E. p,
an! a one-cent mductlonon local mail The Kingdom of the Blind.
rates would save-a lot of money. 811- Phelps, G. F.
nually. for business men who send outl The Mountains of the Morning.
monthly statements. 'O'Brlen. Seukae
' The Whale and the Grasshopper.
Schwartz. J. A.
Wilderness Babies.
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-—COUNTRY CLUB DINNER
Thursday night a. special dinner is
jarred at the Country Club.
aescrve this night regularly to dine
Many Knlpc. E. M., and A. A.
Polly Trotter Patriot
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(‘enturics iii’ the Life of
Kind reader just lend its your car,
We will return it neVer fear,
Merely wish to state that we have
Some good coal 21; our yard.
It spells satisfaction and runs
Clean and hard.
Now if you will only designate
'.‘“- amount you want approximate
We v. ieavor to facilitate
Tho dziivery of the same to you.
We will wait upon you to
The best of our ability,
And send the Goods around
With the greatest agility. -
COME AND SEE US.
Phone 113-3.
He Who Runs May Read
RAYMOND BROTHERS
137 Wuhinzton St.
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Merchants“ Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
Clifford Pharmacy.
80. Main and Elizabeth Ste.
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Phones 833.1531
Certificate and Coupon Free
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John Webster and the Elizabethan
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.. l Cutbtll’s Bridge Fish Market
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Metn i'McCurthy J. ll.
' "‘ f‘l'lehc Spacious Times.
cur;
i It waeumo'rou UTRIET
Edwin C. Burt’s
FINE SHOES
For Women Who Appreciate the Best
Reliable Hosiery
0f Silk Lisle or High Grade Cotton, in
all the new and standard shades
’5 -CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
TILEPHONE 14754.
The Most Sanitary Market in Connecticut
Canned Fish
l GREENPORT OYSTE
'Phonee 108 and 100.
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! Free Delivery.
i Beach, Rex
Rulnbow's End.
ll’oulsson, L. (trana.
Lisbeth Lougfrock.
: Thorn-Thomson. G.
East o' the Sun and West of the
Moon. 1
SUPREME COURT OF ERRORS
OPENS
OP-vaooui-lhyzn
NEW HAVEN, .lllll. lt‘..~—Tho Str‘
prcine Court of Errors eponed its Jan-
uary session here today with a large
number of cases on its docket. They
includedthe appeal of Francisco Vet-1
.cri and Joseph Cutelll. deaf mutant
of New York. now under sentence o!~
ldcttth for the murder here of Mull:
. wife of Castelh. . - 3
Another appeal is that of llnmpdcui
~'I‘riplett, a New York lawyer. fountl~
guilty of conepiracy against his sister
ilit-law, Mrs. Dorothy 'l‘ripletl. The 111‘
legation in this case. susinincd by the
Superior (‘ourt trial, Will“ that Trip
Llett conspired against his glitter-in
law in an effort to secure evidcnce to
support a divorce action brought by
his brother. Rev. John E. Triplett. ol
Mlddlcbury, N. J.
'J. OF P. STARTS PRACTICE. '
RS
“Glover
Est. 1897
Shoes
NOt the Ordinary Kind
But
INGS
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS,
71 North Main St.
9”
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Shoes of Quality
Hanan & Son’s $8
Dri Pool
A Perfect Water Proofing
ElwoodS’rGlover
12': Washington St.
South Not-walk
Children's Shoes a Specialty.
OPEN MONDAY EVEN-
Beef, Iron 8i Wine
EI'I‘onic. Stimulant and Appetizer.
F. H. BAXTER
Druggist
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.THE SELECTION or 5
SUITABLE WALL PAPERSE
is an easy task here. We show}
so many varieties both in pat-i
tome and plain colors that we
'can suit any taste or meet anyl
requirement. And we can suit?
any purse too. We carry papers!
in every grade, so any price limit?
Iyau may have set can be accom-i
lmodated. i
The Gorham Co ‘
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The Little Shop
WOMEN’S WEAR
MIDWINTER
SALES
f K. a A. CLAVEN
56 no. MAN 31.
Stenographer
(malts) Wanted
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Also Bookkeepers and Stenog- ’
raphers, male and female. 1
CALL and let us tell ‘you
of the Splendid Chances i
now open. g
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Merrill Business
l‘llllADElJ'HlA. Jun. 17.~—Ba8&
‘hall practice at the University of
l't-nnsylvania was to '5th in the}
;gymnasium today with thirty candl~l
{dates for battery ponltionl.
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awesome money tin-year. Vow
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KIBOSH ON THE BLOA‘I’ED
OYSTER
NEW YORK. Jan. l'i’.-By omciail
ukaae the New York Board of llcaith
has put.ltn stamp of disapproval
theyao-called bloated oyster. .\'o lamp;
or will the dealers be permitted to use
the cold water method of cleansing
the succulent bivalves. since an order
of the Board of Health came into ef~
feet today aluolutely prohibiting the:
0
‘muudwmfi
“with queuing up.
«mum-Inlet” I.
;mafiudmu~meflli
teem-nu enema our
College
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Stamford. Port Chain. 2
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For any Member
under-m7
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This Shopper is
a Wonder
Puts a Keen Edge
on Gillette Blades
Those that Sée it,
Buy it I
It will Earn ltsell
Many Times
Albert ll. Morgan
South Norwalk
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'DFJ-‘lNITION 0" CHIROPRACT'C 4. is a matter which receives the
,by a wrench, twist or sprain in tbelsliould not be allowed to ooh
I limbs.
Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometer: and."
Calendar Free '
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store. Grade
Wines. Old Port, Fine Sherry, Muscatel, Nice Table Wide;
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself. . ~’.'
J. DlScssa
Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block.
South Norwalk. Tell I 555 and 151-4
.FREE’ .
‘WE WELCOME VISITORS?
We are constantly adding new items, and a trip throng "
our big and well lighted store is always a pleasure. '
We have two immense well lighted floors filled With:
FURNITURE OF EVERY GRADE for every room imtli
house. and OUR PRICES MEAN ‘A SUBSTANTIAL
SAVING. '
See Our Big Line of Office Furniture?
RAYMOND & SON
V‘v'all (Cu High Sis.
T he‘ll—cw Science l'l‘he Care of thetl'l'e ‘
Funeral Directors Norwnllti'
Chiropractic is the definition of thefticn of every prudent person.,
cause of the lineage and the art olfgilll'lng early in life. Irtttclrctu'il
door to render th .
adjusting the same. Disease is causealm hn’lelllbel‘fl of 5:2 attainment!
Even if done in childhood:mg an untidy “pm“ all" '
lbrcath: the gums .should be
[a healthy condition, the teeth
icavities filled before the halo»
tulcer drives a patient tome » -
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!. Teeth which protrude or - w
disease and pain. health 13 restoredlcon be straightened and regain ell
through harmonizing the nerve aye lthat no one need have an ugly in
tents in your bod! Female “WM“ lBeet materials and good workm ‘
given special attention; also curvature 'are my standards. »
of the spine. You will never regret -
., Dr. J. H. Mailer
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
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help you.
Magnetic treatment- given also.
Sundays by appointment only
M Walhlnpton st. no. Nnmlk, Conn WW" 9 '- m ‘0 5 r- m 7M bin.
’1‘. Francis. D. C.
6min“. from Palmer-School.
back.
it createe pinched nervea and pain in
later life in the different organs and
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\EBUILT TYPEWRITERO -— L. ll
Smith. Underwood .
Bemlnlton. all other.
. men. cold. route}:
mm. Bobtail. l
per moth. Multin- .
sold at 85 per menu i’
no. DONNILLY
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