“lemmas...” . . ......... .....,_ M,
HAYES
CITY MARKET
«1 110. noun or.
l
EAST
NORWAL-K
“MW,
Illnnflosqua Campfire Girls will not
that this evening as usual.
mallard Gustarson'. of Second street
w accepted a position in the New
no: flarket, Washington street
luv. Mr. John Btapleton will ad
toss“ the Men's Class of the East Ave-
nue M. E.,Church next Friday night. ‘
1
fieithree-niasted schooner J. How-
Ill. was taken to Norwalk yesterday
Oy ihe'Addie V. 2nd. She was loaded
with pulp.
"‘ M
Kiss Harriet E Smith, of New Play.
it. was the week-end guest of Mr. and
In. Charles Simmonds, of Rowan
. ‘Joot.
‘filoil'crris panlCompnny received
1 um‘o'?hitlmlrous cool this morn-
-~. It was brought here by the. barge
M Star, .17.
‘Ilr. J.:‘8mlth, of New Haven, former-
?fi ottthis city, spent the week-end
filial!“ street.
”The Sunday school board of the
Inst AvenuoiidgE. Church willhold a
meeting tomorrow evening in the
arch. -Regular businesswill come
upybefore the meeting.
1 fire caused slight damage in the
house of id. .l. Peck, of Gregory Boule-
.‘fird, last Thursday. The fire depart
‘ meet was not called out and the
flames were easily smothered by Mr
real.
1".
_.—..~._. .w.
Swing to Saturday night’s snow.
-.-hting on the Mill pond is poor. A
“portion of the snow was *brushed .01!
yesterday, however and 11 few toolr‘
’inntnge. of this 'fto skim merrily.
1 wily o'er. .1 —--
I. the Third [Metrict Commissioners
i a regular meeting beidy Saturday
night iniwthe unsettle lent on Bayview
mflhot commissioners report that
milling is going along nicely with
-13.. plant. »
IIOT. LIABLE FOR CORPORATION
TAX
1‘1 ”tormenting the testimony of
wardilrulill b. or. enwieh of the ‘Ed-
inn! "Brush Sons, Incorporated, in
'Hnl'tford, it was conceded that the
corporation was not liable to pay to
the state the corporation ton of
”pro 36, that had‘ been charged against.
it. On the face of the return to the
.-slate, the corporation was liable for
the tax. The testimony of Mr. '.Brusl1.
yesterday, showed that the income
of the corporation was received in
New “York from the sale of smoke and
bonds, and that none of the income
was received doom business conducted
h his; stale. Tax Commissioner .lVil-
, H.‘ Corbin in view of the testi
ml": conceded that the corporation
was not liable for taxes and 9. hide
tent of the court will be entered ac
‘ unlingly.
M
«x szw -W"€1>e~‘h4-"Q.q
(iWAWid 1:
‘ .’
\
.w...
} ‘ Mrmfic L. Ogden and sons fomer
, I! of Rowayton,.will occupy. .an t-apert.
Conmdtlmml, in asparagus '
. 81mm: 3.3".
mmgs’ ,
Ilse ‘Hatiie Smith, daughter of the day
« sen Hr. and Mrs. Charles Simmonds. W
' 1toutine «business was disposed of
sum M
«Winks Ionian-f he hunch.
anthem pond. [at out
burnout!“ showroom II
thicken-1. sadihsblglessouu '3‘
luusimmhdwmw'
is»: would rules 8“
- . i h- would an is» to:
it!!!
Wining W was 1mm. ll
suspend that this will encourage,
he yeople up unusual effort to ram
this sure by file tune the fiscal year!
ends and the annual conference as-
sembles, in tiarly April, and that with
lhe beginning of 121.: new fiscal year.
nullitr dolilI‘milliid court to reduce
the mortgage will be made.
It remained ”.1- the Rowayton Drum
“,3 Mday evening. to pl-iocii re
the. most enjoyable as well as
one 3'
cessful
one of the most financially suc
entertainments el er held in this place.
The Rowayton Hose Companyu hall
was crowded to its capacity, even
standing room being at a premium.
The program was arranged by Henry
L. Rowland, head of the drum corps,
and it was excellently carried out, ev-
eryone taking part receiving the high-
est praise. The program follows: 0p-
ening selection, “The Musical Eight;"
solo, by themajor of the corps, R9-
heri Psiker; piano accordion Solo
9
Early last fall, it 11 as eluted in this
column that. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Can
negie had bought “Weston Brook," the
bridge, Mails This statement was
made before theCaraegie left. Brick
House, which tin-y rented from ‘Mrs.
Anson Phelps Stokes, on Collender‘s
Point, Newton, for last season. At
once there was a denial from certain
parties (but not from Mr. or Mrs. Car-
benutiiul estate situated in Stools-'poople are quite ready to originate
fl _.
ml ”
lion in one 95W over a you! Samuel Andrews of Hillside street.
anomalous, Windham-pent Sunday in Pound Ridge, N. Y.
Phyuiciflu and most of the twill,”
close» at that town M for a low walls Location of Hillside street
baptist 3‘ V" “W94 3 19" V9839 continues on the invalid list.
.30 that New Cm‘nrties were
eattenuating to interest local people
in a venture similar to that in ‘Thei has visited his father,
Next Button.” but is is understood Gh. (lie of the Upper Parish.
that little encouragement was given to
the psoiem, and, in mi, some.pmple Mrs. William Robina-on is lrecov-
have been outspoken in opposition to| 1-: 11g from an attack of bronchitis
the sealants, maintaining that Dolled}
l
-e-om.»
and‘promote their own hospital, when ' sexeial days' illness.
the time seems to be right for such a
project to be launched. At present, t The .work of filling the ice houses
so far as known, no effort has been;nl.out town is nearly completed.
made to incorporate a hospital asso
ciationdn this town, so that the "‘Dar- Rev. Charles W.
with» trio, Mrs. Edward Prince, Mrs.
ne' , 1 i1 . -
Charles Morris and Miss Harriet gm) w“) we” ””emd "1’“in
to ersua e
felts; violin solo. Franklin Clever- p d the Carnegirs to remain
ley; duet, corset and baritone horn, in flosoton.;that they had “PE bought,
John Martino and Patrirk Pelletmrm "1 ”any idea 0‘ buying Shadow
'solo, Tracey B. Ambler; banjo duel Brook. 0! COMM-1119 residents of
with piano accompaniment, Albert
Dunn and George Meir; solo, Miss
Gladys F. Mills, solo, Miss Laura
liloore- piano solo, Miss Viola Cum-
closing selection by "The
Musical Eight." After the enteliain-
merit refreshments of ice cream, cake
and soda water were disposed of.
Dancing was also indulged in until
about midnight. The affair “ill net
a gratifying suin fol the treasllly ol‘
the Drum Corps
family, but a desplllcll from Stockv
bridge says; "Deeds were recorded in
Pittsl’leld, 'llhursday. of the Shadow
Brook properly in Slot-illlridge, from
Spencer P. Shutter 01‘ Savannah. 611.,
to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.”
This sale includes the mansion. 125
acres did a irucl of 240 acres west 0!
Bald lllll. the highest point in Lenox.
\ir. and Mus. Carnegie paid for “it: en-
tire porperily 3300.000, and are to
spend $100,000 in improvements. The
formal transfer followed negotiations
begun last October. Miss Margaret
Carnegie, who was stopping at the
Aspiilwullilotel in Moon during Octo
bel- raw the property and was so much
pleased with it that she induced her
parents to buy it. This statement. will
be rcceived‘in this section of Connecti—
cut. and especially in Dalton with
much regret, is during their short
stay on Cullender's Point, Mr. and
Mr: Carnegie and (Miss Carnegie
mode flit-nits", who will miss them
‘froiu ‘liiick “0115?." Miss Margaret
Carnegie made her debut lil New York
on her return from Norman.
Silliiilm'd audiences have may limes
enjoyed Reid Millers’ superb tenor
voice, which is thought by many to ex
(Ii-‘1 vvl‘ll lllt‘ popular \(iltl‘ of John Mc
Cormack 11nd Stamford singers and
illusic-lovers hm‘c equally delighted in
ithe finished 1nd exquisite art of mild“
. - Miller‘s. fascinating will», Nevada ~Vim
Mrs. Paul Allen «Chitin of ti Locust' ‘10 V0". Mary few people kuuwn that
street Flushing. N. Y arrived in \‘3 9thc Millers" have :1 bunch of cousins
roton. lll'st night and is :1 guest of Mr. 0“ ‘1‘“ King 5 Highway. WWW“ “'1“
and Mrs. Harry Valrin d at love to well“ ”0; hood incidents in the
Silofl
“Henrthstones.” on the 01,] Kings, southern town where Reid Miller was
Highway.
.__._.—.
llllllllli AND lllllllllllll. ‘
Miss Jenn Murray of Noxoion. ren-
dered a violin solo at the Stamford
High School assembly hell on Thurs-
Jusiice Harry V Snead of Norolon
appointed on Thursday a special
correspondent to represent the New
York Herald.
Mil-1.Josslcu Mazaanovich of Wes'
pert. formerly of \oroion [mid a visit
to some of her old friends iil‘\'0r1)ioii
for the week—end.
Bert Btuggl‘ now is business in Bus
ton, and also studying wireless in that
city, is expected at his home in Nero-
ton Heights fm‘ a short visit, on 01
about Feb. 2. '
bori His parents lived in the .Iyle lit
the Southern Country gentleman on 3
There was a large numboi 01.5km.,handsome l-sinie just out of Anderson.
ore from Stamford on Gorhaiu's Ponds C. Where notable viiiiors and
at Noroton. yesterday, and one or two 'RW‘SN were em w eicomu to a house-
partles who came by automobiles from hold 0f musical geniuses. ‘Reid Mil-
Greenwich A number of Barton 11111119173“ lather played the violin and his
Noroton people were also on the lee linothm the piano,boil1 sung expec-
and although it wag very windy and tionillly aid improvised marvelliouslys
cold, all seemed to be enjoying then1-;Th9)' \1 era for ianl d throughout the
selves very much. country side But “ieconsiruction day"
._... leave no ”llnnds” to farm the lands,
Miss Charlotte Delafleld was one of and ill"? “We“? temperament could
the. attendants at the wedding other not no reconciled to more modern
cousin. Miss Charlotte
Wyeth, daughter of Mrs. Stephen G.
Williams of 9 East 75111 street New New York to work his was so to
York who was married Thursday lolspellk, to :11 career,- as be early showed
C. Chalmers Charles, son of the late promise 0f great ability as did his
Richard P Charles in the Lady Chapel brothers find sisterslndeed, at all to
of St Patrick’s Cathedral col eutertlrlininenta their success was
1assured it" the comm: use could. only"
Another burglary of n furnished mum on “the Millers, and they were
hou e occupied during the summer, l'alunys pm last on the program. be
but closed for the winter was reported cause. when Hwy once came upon the
yegterday, following up” that of theistage, the audience never wanted to
resident of the Muses Sarah und-Jean- hear anyone 0139- They 0011M play up
nette Craig, as reported in Saturday’s on any in turnout. sing. dance, ‘nnd
issue. This time the victim
R. Steirimetz,. the affluent or Green glue an impromptu minstrclsllow. Reid
wich whose summer home is in Miller hall had a plienonlinal success,
Gracie street. Tile extent 0
.in either case has not yet been detel- inanerslly some of the songs of Lily
tin mined. It is suppostd that boys are res..Strickiandl, his taleilied first. cousin,
pcnsible for both robberies. - whorls baill..ds and lyrics are so loved“
l
l
i
by Ameritan singers.
.A message from Turn of— River stat-
Nol‘oton are sorry to 1051? the Carnegie _
Grogvenor business routine so that Reid Miller;
Itlie youngest of five children. came. to:
is William were newlr even phased if asked it
f the loot land the encores that he gives are
Nov aria Van de
Veer is n'ht only a brilliant singer, but
ien Home Hospital" is but anemia, again after several days' illness.
1 and it. is dimeult to seerw the Legis- -
iature can, if it will, appropriate any1
[sum under the circumstances. There from several days' illness.
twill (lmibiloss be some interesting de-‘
veiopments from this later.
MrsAJ. H. Scofleld, Miss Grace Sco-
fiz-iu spent Saturday in Norwaik.
Wallace Brown of (landfill is do-
Amid the rush of businessat the!
was the last for the presentation of. or rim-field.
bills under the rule adopted three
weeks ago—vilepreseaiativs Stephen‘
M12, and Mrs. George Drew of
whichwere drafted and presented at 1 .36.”. of Mr. and “Mrs. :Adolph Horn.
the request of G. E. Richter of this:
town. ‘N0 N“ has been presented-r“ The installations! the newly elects
purpose of erecting a new school-“1,91,; Friday evening.
house at the Heights, although it Well ‘
understood some months ago that one Mrs.
0‘ the Willem?” "“50“ “'"Y the id home after spending several dayi
“”001 board had 1101 moved more .viih Mrs. Mary Fenian at the East
rapidly in this matter was that no r13”,
school could be erected until a bond
“‘3“ ‘5 authorized. M0" reCently, Mrs. Rice and daughter of Dalton,
the question or ii location for the 1-,“ are now the gums” of their-cou—
‘5‘5’39"! has delayed matters, but. in s'ns, Postmaster and Mrs. Charles '1‘.
spite of this. if it school is to he built (1,930”. at Cannondule.
.11 all below the next General Asscm- _______,_.
bly, a bill enabling the town to issue Several men engaged in 3““,th
”Ch bonds should have been 9'95““ of (llcrations at the Past tilde rm
led this nci k-ti1c matter oi site could boarding at the residence m- John
be settled l.1lel.lls it has nothing to \lmton
do with the issue of the bonds. To
get such an enabling act through the. 'Wi‘. STON
House now is as Mr. Hoyt $83". 11 Till Board of Relief will be in sec.
for more difficult matter, as it must sion at the town hall on February
be done either by getting some mean i. 8, 15 (mm 1 to '3 p, nit
her of the Judiciary Committee to.
present 1'1 from the committee, or to!
obtain :1 suspension of the rules. Proh-
abiy ital town meeting is held, to ask
for this privilege. it will be possible to
have it granted. but it is hardly fair;
110 the General Assembly, to risk it tof
change its routine, for the accommo-
dation of thlsrlownv-ns it did two the town-hull on Friday (yelling, Fob
years ago. when power to issue high rotary 2. "Prison awarded in lhe~fill
way bonds was desireduwhen all not and funniest dressed lady and
[1111.0 prelimina: les should have been gentleman. No “masks will be worn
gotten out of the way No or three‘ i
nlc..:hs ago. The two bills draited Sew. hi friends. here attended the
'by Mr. Richter affect the iotlng ma- funeral ot Edward Sealsy at his late
chinery of the Suite. One proposes to home on Sport Bill Hinton. on Sat
introduce an annual enrollment oi ‘urduy. Mr. Seeley was 75 years of
voters. either imperson or .by mail, by ago and is survived 'hy'his wife and
proposing that registrars shellinot lint-e daughters.
curry 0V0? “0.11195 from year 3.0 year, ‘
without a personal request from the
1-/'2 {iii Regular
lioilcri Still-gee son of ex'chrcscn
waive Wilbur Sturlccs, has taken a
‘ position ii. ll Canadian Munitions for
(my in Quebec.
.——-—-
The Noi'fiold..improvement associa‘
Hon will give 11. costume dance in
”-
voter concerned. With the present
plan. registrars often carry the names ,
of men who have moved away and:
times even of men who are dead. 'he -;
icause they do not know that. such men:
{have ceased to be voters in the town.“
‘11 further provides that when a man:
is enrolled ns...a voter for the “ first";
time in a town, if be his previously-a;
been a, voter .in :nnotller .town, the:
registrars of the town-to whose voting; ,_
list his name is added shall notify the" ‘
registrars of the town from which he '
came, so that thcle shall .be no over
lapping of named, with the possibilityl
that. a dishonest voter casts his. ballot -
in two towns at one election The
second bill provides that ballots for
voting on the questionnf license shall
be provided by the towns let their ex
pause, instead of melsnloon people
and the temperance people each hav-
UROCK-ERY. "
1 pink, floral decoration, goldhanfl
English Blue Togo, plain nubile
log to buy their or ll The letter is m‘pticcs‘:
allusion: handed down from the time
when candidates .snd committees "pro iAlher! F We
vide‘d their aim 1311101. to send them
Phone 1W2 ,
’ lit in allynnce to voters, and inas-
Joseph Ohiotto of south Norwailla.
Giaccoiuo.
U. Nullnngsted lsahout again after:
Burt is about
William E Squires has recovered"
General Assembly yesterday—which lng carpenter work‘for F. S. ’W. Arnie '
OR. Hoyt introducd two bills, hath of: GeorgelOVm were dinner guests yes— .
asking for an issue of bonds for Ule ed oiilccrs of ‘Norfleld Grange was
i
Henry Whitlock has returnw
Complete assortment of Open
Stoc k Dinnerware Blue Bind;
and heavy hotel w are, etch. :iat low-
l
soilillls
January Clearance Sale
Last Three Days
‘.
. h...._._
1"
fif—
7131b Rice '3 lbs 20s:
Fancy Blue Rose Rice, whole grain. Regular price for ;
this grade is ten cents.
29:1; ,1; .ti
Very Best Creamery Butter, per lb. . . . . 43¢ .1 :
'Armour’s LighthouSe Cleanser ......... ,2 Cans for-7815‘ ,1
Armour’s Lighthouse Washing Powder ...... .2 pkg's. 95‘ 2"
Challenge Blend‘Cofiee (R..gular 30c), lb. ........... 26¢
Prelstc Brand‘Salmon, tall cans ............... L2 fol-[25¢ '
Jones’. Gold Model or Pill 33qu Flour, bag ..... $1.40 1
Crown Aster Flour" in paper lined sacks, bag ...... $1, 35 ‘-
Instant Postum ...... . . . . .
Old Port or Sherry Wines ($1. 50 value), gallon . .
New York White Tokay or White Port Wine, gal. $1 50
Tezor Brand Cocktails . . .. . ..
A. F. Bookmann 81900.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and .85 Wuhington 8t.
- 7 50C 5129 45¢ 3(1 Silt“ 25¢
-$1. 23 '
35¢. 65 ¢ $1.00 hotlil
Telephone 1405.
....——-—- _— ...__ .mw ..._———._.
._...-‘...._...__
storch‘Ty them
Tires for Motor
best equipped Press in the state for
applying—~guarantec
Prices as low as anywhere.
GOING SOUTH
Ll. ill..l.aytond‘Co.;lllc.
THE GREATEST .
F01. 1l) V vLUs‘
Frisbie’s Pies
lllemost economic
dessert. So’ldia‘t all
MOTOR TRUCK TIKES
We carry .a large stock of Soild
Trucks—have the
10.000 miles.
THE BARKER FACTORY
Off Crescent Street
1
i i .
i .
on
Old Dominion ‘Line
Savannah Line
Clyde Line
Let Us Get Your
Reservation.
Real Estate and lnlurlncs
5 "Railroad Ave. Sodiorwulk
Weekly Prices
‘Freeh Hams ................... 21%.
Fresh Shoulders ............... 18c.
lens-h Hooks ................... 18:.
Contact Park ........... . ....... 13c
Home-dressed Veal .. from 180 up
Native Chickens ........... I... 28c.
Sugar Cured Hams ...... . ...... 24c. _. '
1Flank Steak ............ L' ...... 22c.
,Lcan Pot Roast, no bone 16c. up
Heavy Prime Roast. .“r from 181:. up
Corned Beef ........... from 12c. up
Small Pig Pork Loin ........... 241:.
Pure Laid .................. 2‘6c. in.
Gold Medal Butter .......... 45c -.
Oleomargaclne ............ 320c.-—.2Bc.—
SalienKraut ................ 101:. lb.
Homemade Sausage ............ 24:. »
Fresh Eggs .................... 48c.
Gh‘arnoli’s Maiket
Free Delivery
Tel 583-2 . 76 North Main St;
South Norwalk
I .l
.ooslu-onowersock
Attorneys atan
‘PATENTS
A. M. Woester, Late Examin.
‘er MU 8. Pat. Office
‘F. H.1Bow'epsock,13 M
practice N Y. City
‘Security Building, 1115 Main
St. BRIDGEPORT, WCONN
.Send For Booklet On ”Barrow
...
1
a.
fl
aunt in the A. ~.& P. ibuilding.1bwned
ed that “three pairs of bluebirds were
seen there Thursday." That ismot
ysry remarkable. The cold snap of
late. has been enough to make the
It and Mrs J. W. Ward hoVe re
tanned" bmlh from avisltdndl‘ow York. birds blue. Noroton can go‘Turn-ofqdents ofEt'smford‘suburbs.
River one better on this ‘sign of
spring” A. well known :and trustful
resident at the town found a live eat-
erpillar crawling across the Post rosd'from
reported from Trim ofllirer‘.
.th_i1ame.day that the "blue birds
”duties of? the Town Clerk a bill had
”some“ Hospital " .
' knows illusolutelyrno‘thing labour the
i1 most ”fascinating personality. land-
her indltihL expression is one of heri
chief chairms. The Millers are talking'
of joinirlé the colony of, talentedh'esi.l
much as; the towns :now provide all
'hallots 16: candidates and for other
luuestiona submitted to referendum,
there seems to be no sound reason
why the supplying of ballots on the
,l.icense ,question should be .left lite
‘ .1 row—nun—
During the absence of Rein-endure.
,tive Stephen R. Hoyt of this town
fromvthei Capitol, Thursday, 80mm“ that sometimes the procuring of bal-
took his ‘name in vain for Mr Hoyt lots is oyer'loolied, and voters deprived
was most” lsurprised to learn that the;r “1° fight ‘ouYQWl since 05!” these
.previousl ay, «win .. 1 we: at his one? WW3 PM he “seal
desk in Dorian. 1-3m 5 .. some hols], it would seem that they should
be “silently procured.
l
been :intloduced. ostensibly by him,
WDl'Opl‘iiltlng ‘35, 000 fox ' "The. .Ditl'ie
He. statosdhat he
lprivste manles~with the possibility? I
if “of- u
’5‘ Washlngton St.
Prompt Delivery
~—-.
, _~“’Our Tel. No, isynotfiilited
Womb" , .
Styles That Speak Empbdticaliy
‘1}
that
“tical.
Small?
the mini 5
MchH
Designs
for Feb- _
rualy
End-of-the-
season dresses
eeaslly repr'o- » ~
thread at small
~’ . expense by
~ V :3:er home "
«collie-11mm 7577 ms dressmaker. McC-Il Pm Noa7573
Will. PAMRNS its" February
NOW ON SALE
oi
are prac-
attractive
(
I .5 Italian, French.
7 l inhomogeneous
, v. c. Smoklyu.
nhd Bridgeport, ‘Conrl
tipping property
Norwalk Chronicler