11:
.69 N0. MAIN ST.
(m MARKET
mil nua-
‘ M
i Hairy P. film has returned to his
throw. .1 I'll! Point, am: .11 undo“...
l trip to Now Tort city. During bin at
“some his busint'sa intertsts at 11..
Crescent theatre Stamford. 1w 1
.101.ch after by Miss Camille lia: 11 1'.
311'. lion's Sister—luau.
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson and
itolmemFronk V- Raymundwhdilton l:
Lockwood, John H. Flynn and John
_.——a-—-—
EAST
H, Smith. of the Norwalk police force,
were aglin on duty Monday, on the
site or the: new JameS'A Farrell rt'si.
deuce at Rock Ledge, Hickory Bluff.
They were called on Saturday morn
dog to prevent a disturbance from a
number of Italian laborers who had
Pa- ign Review. was in town Friday, 1!
i
”smir- fit"; m 0‘ M! m
mm It law will“! at “WM It. as
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111- weekend with, friends in Nero
tun.
l mum- Ellesy, formerly of the our.
lo intt'rt-s‘t of the Sunnlford autumn»
bile . show,
agent.
of which be 119 WUhCJJ
Station Agent and Mrs. C. H. Carter.
pen. unfunny wnh relatives at Wood-
mont, where Mr. Carter was agent for-
many years below coming; to Dorian,
about a year ago.
.mwmm.
«a m WW3!
Hus a franc-h Joy-rt
sun so no u was. ml
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, PHILADELPHIA. Jan. at—nobm,
C. Falwell, who, the faculty athletic
committee of the University of Penn.
syivanla announced last night, would
not be reeng'aged ashead coach of
the Quaker football team will be giw
en a: hearing by the committee today.
This announcement was made tonight
NORWALK
«51110 on Shrike, and continued the.
'x'igii yesterday."to prevent any disor
dor. The workmen went on strike 'on
Friday, demanding higher wages, al-
though they were golfing at the time
Chief limiin Shaughnesay says the by Dr. A. w. Goodgpeem chairman or
Dorian Fire Department needs a mo- the committee. after Dr Eflgar F.
tortlutli ll. imvw' . 1.1111 he is talk-' Smith. provost up the university, had”
ing about. lResidents and ofliclals‘dmlued that walweli was entitled to
should do all in their power to assist. 1g max-fag and should not be “count
“w“
"Zflem in skating on the East Nor-
walk Mill Pond, but is not of the
fig“;
Hfiofiulidstulhflds.
~Tufsflialu at” w
aus- Isfditllmtsioili
“ammo
NEW YORK. Jan. 31.—-P1'csidcnt:
John K. Tenor of the National LeagueE
said today that he will (submit to the,
joint rules committee which meets-1
here next month a recommendation
to increase the width of the home?
plate from seventeen to eighten incb’
es and send a batsman to first base.
on three balls instead of four. Such
ochange in the rules, be declared."
would bring about the desired incrsat
in batting l 1
3" The ice is ratherJough.
- _a’ about eighty cents a peck.
~—~——_—_
Ii sewing.
’ unite so dead afterall.
.4.
"liming.
“ml. bull special
Mien will. be taken up.
Mattias are now selling at $2.50
Chanel wholesale Retail prices aver-
‘l‘be mics Aid Society of the East
IImonuc I. E church met this after-
‘ noon in the parlors of the church and1
~ There in quite a number'of East, Nor-l (311-1111 ii. .
‘m‘ik younger folk who have parts in liar comew bat to the poptfaf cruistefl Avrick of South Norwalk. has beenlcd he would'not have Eli’s“ his 0013'
.‘W Trovatore." The East Side is not , ype developed
'fllere was a flock of twu hundred‘ a .mecd
1‘ more black ducks in the marsh in (hype miles an hour, a large ctltlillitISilOEld 1". NDI'OlU.l,
“Mm 0! WOW avenue this mom- ‘9,“le lliilltd by a smaller
u- The] m a T981 pretty 818”? u;mkpit or comtmtnblc (abin “rm, wel't- former lesidenis of Newton and (19‘3"an t0 make public “5 ”“0““
fits ducks seemed to be very tame.
' Officer obp L. 110119-113,le be taken
“tribe Post Graduate hospital. New
1“. today, when he will undergo
mutant. His condition is not seri-
lréntment will be equipped galley is forward on timl
Wrded min at the New York hoapi
$3 a. day. On Saturday morning they
come around and found that
[laces had been partly fillt‘d, and for
some time disorder was threatened.
Their rebellion was quailed, and most
led out of the running” until he is
“I believe simply sendinga bats
minus
Sale of Spring Dresses
$9.95
Will Place on Sale Tomorrow 25 New
Spinal; Dresses—«Ail Colors and Sizes—’—
Vaiucs 111315.00. See Window Display
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
thtir
0
George
the lutt'lc'Sl ol‘ l‘ctcr
the b‘iacksmithing businers which the
too men recently took over from S.
llnznztz':ht;' has acquired
given an opportunity to defend him-
K1 istenscn in hell,
Smith further declared that
control at
Dr.
the system of athletic
or the men were back at wmk this S. \l cod. He will conduct the businesaiponnsylvanla needs revising and of
sunning.
John Mct‘ormat'k, the wcil~known
toner, 0i“ Tokcntkc.
_‘without 11 partner.
\
l
E Charles Knutlman, the Railroad 11va
is now having blue tailor, is wrurlng a happy smiles-(acuity committof will not bo
tor the Folwell matter is battled a
new 53312111 will be inaugurated. "U11-
“the
given
der the new system," hoadded,
ibuiit for delivery next summer, tiieIMastcr Kaull'mnn arrived 11 {EW days the final say in all matters. Provost
in general design. it is sim-
by tho
iI.(ompa"ny, builder of Ewen il.
1119.1 (\xprcss motor yacht is to hum
of not it 1m lb 111
Spt'rtlwo)
steering
‘siw'. 11m: places for too poisons 11d.)
'mtutc facilities and .101011111Ilotll1tionsI
thus to hold 11 rally day some time ior two men.
Karol! were talked over at a meet
“the Sunday school board (lithe ‘dr want. The power is to be pro (3. Mct‘lelian attended llurton iioimes‘s
”It avenue M. E. church bold but
The yttt'ht will be 57
feet long, 10 toil beam and 3 foot
udcd by two six-cylindst .10 horst'
‘pmwr Speedway motors, placed pint
ly under the steering cockpit dc: 2k
lvmi toxtcnding fotwurd lilldt‘l‘ .thc
mm deck, witorc comlortnblc 11111112
ters for the crew are arranged. An
star board sldo. opposite which is
.ti11;is\utory. Tho saloon hu'i with
transoms on either side, 11 wardlobt'
An entertainment for the benefit of and buffet A well-,furnishod wok
“Chm Church will be given at the l“! covered ”3 “ khaki awning. 1“
M3 05' “.16di Peck 203 E,” artanged— aft. of the cabin.
mus, Friday. evening at 8 oclock.
3A nice program has been prepared
ml the Campfire Girls‘ of New Ca-I
41.311 will so through their ceremonl-'
at. ' All of the members of the parish,
and friends one invited. A silver col.
Will Alli} N0iilll0il‘.
Miss Emma H. Deiafleld of 11m me
Inuc has been ill.
This ‘
,ago. Mrs. liauflman’s mother Mrs. i1.
IWllil her for :h'l'vl'nl days.
Mrs
1
!
l’stli Alion l‘ul‘iis‘, who has
tuomy been visiting “1'. and Mrs Harry V. varsity 0! Oregon
i1' 13 returned to
blushing, N, 1’. Mr and Mrs. Curtis
later of Cost-ob, and still havemany
ffltllds in both those piacos.
1
l Mrs. G. ii. Noxon and Miss Cnl'oilno
iIiecturo on Tho Canadian Rockies," at
Carnegie Hall. :1 low awnings ago.
their lntutest in 1111- lecture being
helghtencd by the MCI ‘hut they visa
lied these beautiful 101 olltics 111111 sun»
mcr.
J Albert Millet. fit‘U't‘llil 1‘ to Andrew
(‘ulnogio was visiting in Noroton last
11' ck it is 11 pro '1t disappointment to
many people in town to loam I‘»:ullhoti
'tullvciy that Mr. Carncg: a has bought
I: piano at Lunar. 11nd wi.‘ not bc .1
'rr-nldent of this town next summer.
Harry lRaymond who has been out
gpioyed for some tlnw in Westport, is
:vlsltlng his brother, on Long Neel!
1 Point’ road. A year 111:0 last December.
be shipped on 11 catlic steamer, flotut
Boston to interpooi and spent couple
”Smith said that had he been consult-
sent for the football him: to make
the recent trip to the Pacific coast.
where it was defeati‘d by the Uni
“The trip was ill-
udviued. " be sold.
While the faculty committee has
for not renewing Folwcll's contract
beyond the statement that “it was
unwise to re-cngnge-ltlul." and that
"it is not a question of‘salary." it is
said unofficially that its objections
were based on reports of the doparb
mant of some of the football officials
on the trip across the' continent. Fol-
weli admitted that be had played
carsd on the trip. but declared that
nothinx had happened to the dia-
crodit of the university. He charac-
terized the committee's action as 11
"frame-up."
The actiou of the committee arous-
ed a storm of protest among the stu-
dents and the alumni today. Tele-
grams were received from many see-
r item: of the country, requesting that
Folwcil be retained. Meetings of pro-
test which had been arranged by the
students here tonight werc postponed
after it was announced that he would
be” sit on 11 lit-twink today. ' :
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I —-----~— 3 Albert Peck 0‘ Long Neck Point of books in lht busy British scnI
era to pretty good joke going the d h be 11 ill of ri Iport.
mods about the rush on tho Dorian ma as e g p' n i 1
fold . u . “WM“ 1 ' 11' pupils 01' Grade ti Ct 11t1=r School
{trolley A certain yo 11g 11111.11 Mrs. chbert Wheeler continues 113 12.0 clasa of
organized formally
.1917. last Friday afternoon Jamm‘ i
Murphy was cltoson presidont; ann- ”351*!“ Tfllfl' 33’3”“ “”qu
men he noticed1 the-pile of- supposed
'1“cont‘eti.l on thofloor of the , car very'lll at her Tokeneke home.
asked M conductor who had gotten G. M. Gest of Bell .11 ("1110 is able to
imr‘rled-Y And then he wondered why be about again, after 11 we” of llln e411 01111 Smith, vlcoprmldcnt :0livc Mead' Me “ME mm.“ ”in“.
and other passengers in the cur laugh, .___--- gs c'cretan, and Helen W illtelaw tron l “1 [finmwt ..
, .
surur. A committee 1111.1 also appoinlt'd ,'
to consider the matter of class pins
16!? As A" matter of fact: the Dorian
Clio is'carrying'mot'e passengers than
mar bofore and the confetti that be
Carpenters are busy with alterations
at Miss Bessie Weed's home at 1th
‘71svv YORK, Jan. 31.——l’iasebaii‘
10f today's conference would not beI
f ‘ ”HA N’—
3
”I"
OWAYTGN
“mums-1.... .
Agra: F. H. Hart, of
{law illness.
Illliam I: Stevens.
«1‘1... Jennings family
m- Rowayton- avenue
, second district.
$59K
d‘ at his hem:
If was undo. by the punching of
W is". wMfl“
s. A. J. Johnson is seriously ill
t. or home'in McKinley street;
iRowayton, !
: tMrs. Anson Pbeips»Stokes of Ridge
:fieldI and Newton has gone to line
"able to be about again after
“‘1; 3311' B; Roscoe. who has been
' slrili at" her home in 11002511qu
9 it! reported as being much in:
Quin Edgar Raymond has re-
‘ I duties aboard the Jea-
rtatflarcenpnrt, afterspend»
Heights. 1
Mrs. Dnnici 1Britton Ely of New
Work arrived Tuesday in Norman, to
:visit with relatives.
i _.__.__...
) E Edward Gorham of Brooklyn spent
llast week at tho Gorilam homestead
ion Long Neck Point road
William Nash of West avenue enfor-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dedrich of
,New York on Sunday.
burst, and will remain there several
knelt Hall has accepted a posi- 'weeks
Ma'aboard the oyster steam
, The Original 'Bacbeltll's' Club of No-
rotou will hold its fourth annual ball
has removed on Thursday, Feb. 8, at the fire-house never of better (mum).
to- Lawrence IDugd‘aie' s orchestra will play.
‘ bought the \l'urdlow
l
of New York has
property near
Collender's Point. Tho price' paid was
Hamilton Pcil
bailout $6,000. Mr. Poll is ruintod to the,
late Osgood l’cll, tho 1't':1l-cstatc_ot"
broker who was killed a low years
ago cn the l»: 113 1: land Railroad. when
driving over Ul'.‘ tracks in his automu
iblie. Stephen Poll, the banker. is 011
good Pell‘s brother. 1
Raymond SilLtIEIt‘l a; son \wili
something new and commercially 1111-,
portant next scar on in the way of
equipment to serve tustomers and the
public They have just purchased :1
handsome new wagon. it ls'lt three,
horse affair 111mb and uttmctlttc and'
the ”only and in this section. The
same firm has purchased 11 new horse.
Members of the firm any the ice wasI
hairs.
1
Mrs. W. blarkwall of Noroton avo-
.MI
Miss Mary McClellan'mbeen enter-
mining Miss Laura Curtis. 11 school:
friend, from Lenox. Mass. ., for several
l days;
mind‘s Islam, has been in town since
Wednesday, to spend a little while
with his Immlly:
w heating ' yatnm~ls being in-
' ' ' Wilson's new
Albert Park~
" M311? 9909194“ town are disappoint neok muscle. and impels 11 vigor and
ed that, among—the. xb‘illa introduced, at
appropriation for n Sgldiers' ‘monu-
ment in the cemetety at Noroton,
where the veTerans from Fltch’ a Home
lie buried in o. hollow square. This
Iplan of burial, ltIlsIsaid, wa's ndpoted‘
'in the expectation that some day such
"Imp" Standing. who 13 working in monument would be reared in the con
ter.Tl1c project has been frequently
discussed, and was revived during 1'
cent months but it seems; nothingha
bottle of it Surely sonic local pundit; -
or the vetegans' 1111' l'lvir." dtctbbi'
116mg, or the anus... or (11:... “Lilli
tlom should inaugurato such" 5mm'
3
|"l‘.'1u.. I
«1.91m an hour for livamoutbs, snid‘
imort time to millions of people for
l-tlac physical and mental enjoymeht
iderlved fwm every .form of amuse
lhOllld 'get behind the proposl
lion to turn the clocks of the country
President- .lohn x. Toner of the Na-
‘itmul llasobnli League; in his tub
1111'1'1'. at. the National; Daylight Sav—
itu: convent‘on here today. it would;
have the effect. he» declared of giving
mom that is porissibic only during
titullghl.
{The Amerlcnn mum of baseball,
said Mr. Toner. "never has had an
equal as on outdoor spam. and it is
hardly. conceivable that; it. over will
it seems that this name of mm
invention includes and embraces ev.
ery "Essential that Stimulates lh
.nmd. recrontss the exhausted faculty,
nulnses the jaded sense. rovivos the
sluggish blood; makes strong the
bcsltb to the body that no other form
nemmnderggrteu class was form- one carried off a number of bloc lib- the General As 1111 fly none was pre-
—' — 1f txercldo combinln the element of
,. tbsfiowayto'n school yaterdsyy ms at the Greeumch poultry 5m“ seated in an effort to obtain 11 Stats ‘ E
ii: lira. Anna Tierney in charge. ilast week.
spor' can decomplisb." ,
‘_ A saving or millions of dollarsl
would result from the substitution of
1:11 hour's (111th for an hour dur-
lvg which artificial illumination of
some kind must be résorted to, Dr
Dr. George F. Kaila, of New York,
toldFtbe ounvéntlon. The gas con
'sumption by the people of Vienna
during the five months of daylight
lai'Wi'Hg in Austria; Dr; Kuna added.
mounce'mqnt made here today.
ill [E83 Alli) illll.
~1
man to first base on three balls in~i
stead of four would be. too grcat a
change, and would throw the bal‘
unce too much
man," Tenor said. "By widening the
plate an inch. however. the pitcher
would have a better opportunity of
gettglng the ball
change would be about two-thirds
in favor of the batman."
‘l believe increasing the width of ,
more of an
the plate would have
psychological ofiect than on actual
one. The pitcher, know'nx the pistol
had been twidcn’cd, would have more
confidence in his ability to get the
ball over while the batsman. also
conscious of the increased width of
the plate, would feel he had to hit
the bail instead of trying to wait. for
a base on balls."
Tenor also declarod'himseil in favor
of abolishing exhibition named by our
lor league clubs on their home
grounds prior to the opening of the
season. .
Scott Gets Increlse
BOSTON. Jan. 31.-111verl-tt Scott.
crack shortstop of the World Cham-
pion ’liostm Americans, has agreed
to sign a contract, and James Walsh.
an outfielder. has signed all agree»
ment for next season. Pmldent H. il.
Franco of the local club. announced
last night. Scott had been tendered a
contract at last year's figures; but do
manded an advance. President Fra-
me stated this “substantial increase"
was found to be ‘worrmuted' by the.;
player's work last season, and «
been granted Twelve Red 8011‘ 1119111-
bcrs are now signed. or are under
masonic sign. according to the
club head.
Pony-“Rabbits" Confer-ones
BOSTON. Jon. 31~Percy 1201111111111-
ton. president of the Boston National
league baseball club; and \Valtan
1IMamnvlllc. tho team' 11 slmrtatop..con-‘:
red today on the salary question.1
but failed to come to an agreement. 1
Mr. Hungbton said that they had a
pleasant discussion and greed to meet;
'again Within a short time, but that,
at. Mnrnnvllie's request the details
made public.
Dealt With Fraternity 1
PlTTSBl.-.Gl-l, Pia. Jan. 31:“Wll'
ilam Dock, a pitcher. member of. the
St. Louis National League team, and
also a member of. the Baseball PlayrI
ers’ Fraternity. has returned» his cool.
tract unsigned, according to 1m an-
acidic» pledged himself to stand by
the organization and he intended to
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Take. a: mass of Salt; if Your
Horton" Bladder Bothars
The American men. and women must:
guard constantly against kidney trou-
bis, because we eat too much and all
our food is rich. Our blood is filled.
with. uric acid which the. kidneys
strive to filter out. they weaken from
overwork. become sluggish;
fixative tissues clog and the‘ result is;
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and;
a. general. decline in health. 1. i
when your kidneys feel like lumpsi
Back 9
of lead; your buckhurts or the urine: .
is cloudy. full of scdlment'or you are
obliged to seek relief-«hm or three
times during dis night if you suffer-
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells. acid stomach or you havoI'I.
rheumatism when? the wéather is bad.
get. from your pharmacist. about; four
111511 in In. suvwful in a glass of victor. befall; with
fast for a, few days and. your kidneys
concomblnod with lithia.ai1d;
‘ ad'for generations to flush
their”! lit income so' it
in favor of the bats. 1..
over; but such 11““
:tract for 1917.
fpcople in one city alone have publicly
Dock; .
the slim , ‘
classed kidneys; to» f 1‘
”Ma? mm ‘=
Something for Supper
ALL HOME MADE
. CRULLERS BAKED BEANS
SARATOGA CHIPS CHICKEN PATTIES
I FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Heerdt & Seymour
7 Railroad Ave. . ,
mt.
vmm
Tel. .
£3 97 3
'4“, // 1 31%:
m finds.“
Honus to Get Lets Money
remain firm in his promise.
Weekly Prices
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salary of ilonus Wagner, famoulel-esh Hock; .......... ' ........ 1811.
shortstop of the Pittsburgh Nationallcon‘md Pork ................... "186
League 1011111, will feel the blur; peu- gzxfa'éfuzfl' from 1892::
oil of retrenchment this “ason'16ugarcured Hams 24».
President Barney Dreyfuss admitted F.|ank Steak ' 22,;
tonight. Wagner is understood to re. Lean Pot Roast no bonc.16c.up
celve $10,000 a year. The Pirates'. Heavy Prime 30391.er 13c. up
owner refused to indicate how much Corned 3‘“ from 129' “P
. . Small Pig Pork Loin .......... ‘24c
0‘ this would be chopped off. Pure Lard .................. 26C. lb.
“1 think Honus understands the Gold Medal Butter I.I' IIIIIIIIIII 45,;
matter perfectly" said PresidentIOleomm-aarin‘e .' ........... 20e.—-28o
DreyfuBgI “In fact he lnvned a re 3“” Kraut . ............... 1°C. "3.
duction in his 1916 salary, but nelpxgm£:;.s‘m” $3;
refused to lower the figure then, as _
we felt that others and not he should
be subjected to a cut."
Wagner hus'not yet signed a corn
Chamok’s Market
Free Delivery
‘Tel. 583-0 .
W‘
Nearly one thousand prominent
.26 North Main 81..
South- Norwalk'
testified in signed statements that , ,.
Idnonlnc cancd them of coughs, colds.,
bronchitis and other forms of winter]
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
7 or U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock,13 ycars
practice N. Y. City
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MOTOR TRUCK TIRES !
We carry a large stock of Solid
Tires for Motor Trucks—have the?
best equipped Press in the state furl
applyinrguarantee 10,000 milel.
Priced as low as anywhere.
THE BARKER FACTORY
on Grew“: Mreet' St, BRIDGEPGRT, CONN
‘1
Security Building, 1115 yMain I
'Send IFor: Booklet On Patel“! "
Wonders. Bowersock '1'-
Voice Building specialist
"_0f_N. Y. 0. Brooklyn, Paddle
and Bridgeport, Conn.
Singing properly taught;
M
- - '~ -~~~—-— 0110 1111111. SCHUBERT
Inst.
Italian, French, German and English
'Terms, dam, apply to Mrs; William
H. Stevie, 5 West Ave, South Norwaik
sun's AND OVERCOATS
NEW 11011an
I
encounter. '
Complete assortment of Open
{Stock Dinnerware, Blue Bird
pink. floral decoration, gold band,
English Blue Togo, plain white
and heavy hotel ware, etc. at low;
$18"
6 N. Main St.
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310312.50. $15 AND. ,
CopyrightClctltingCo. .
So. Merv-ll.
CC s l \‘
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Albert F Gehebe Plate Glass,'Automoblle; Ma-
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phane 1059:: i .nne. Compensation.
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"‘ -810th Deiiverv- . X City and Country,“Sh'ore and
' Farms, Building Lots. Mer-
_ I. _ . .. ' I candle and Factgory Pfoperty.
' ”on Tel. N6. is but listed as I “ NOTARY 131131.15“
yet Cut, this out for future .._‘. . -- RENTS
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