‘-“1va~—-,-:~ r .— -1- 7
.. - . .1
‘34...
”Nil OWE IEO
”All.
..._ .v. w.“ “W- “-«s '
llll M8!
on Well
11.0 G. C.
“My night
sill be Wed.
TREE
luv-tom Outbreak ”:‘ot European Poplar
Canker in the United States.
The more or this country are’
Comflem $0— 95“an threalenad by 11 dangerous fun-
uill hold a_ meetiungous disease which has vidently been
Regular Wusinefifitimported in recent yea from Europe.‘
This disease attach the twigs; limbs
—“'—"‘ Jami trunks of the black and Lom-
C, C infield, chief clerk in the‘ hardy poplars (Populus ntgra) and of
aloe of the tax commissioner. to the Carolina poplars or cotto'huoodsIJ
ammo, with Mrs Mufleld. is in (populus deltoides), and may he ex-I
Mm. having been called there hmeted to attack other species of pop-I
tie death of Mrs Maxfleld's father. Jars and cottpnwoods, in regions myi
yet investigated. according to t‘ho'
H KNIFE. expert watchmaker and plant pathologists of the United}
30M“- hflfi 3009911“ a 9055“” ““1 States Department of Agriculture I
mohard‘ NWR- "3’ North Main street This disease is caused by the fun- J
and Will WW his new duties ‘9 Jgus Dothlchiza populea. It occuls,
I|1|“"‘0l".;tlrst in the form or cankels or doJ
Jpressed dead amass in the bark‘
A spec1al meeting 0‘ the brother- ‘much in the same manner as in case'
110°“ 0f the South mm“ mm}: the blight of chestnut trees, which
Church will be held Friday evening is caused by a distinctly different.
“‘ the “men parlors A“ jmresungifungus. The effect of the fungus on:
program is anticipated besides theIpoplar and cottonwood trees is usl
ml” “5&9“. at the association J—t‘o nows: Cankers Earn formed at the
point or attack. spread rapidly anelJ
often giidle the 1111;111:1110: trunkJ
Iai the point of attack. killing the partJ
in View of the fact that McKinleyI
Camp,No.9, 11.5 W. V, will give 115'
dance in the Top 11 Asoembly lIlall to above the canker. Trees attacked on
marrow evening, the camp Will. hold the- trunk become, ‘splkod topped."
its regular business meeting tonigmu The death of limbs and twigs gives'
All members are requested to be in aL 3the trees a rugged ”Damn“ whichJ
tendance .ppoils their beauty, and later hits I
then1.Thi1-1 is especially the cum
Welcome Strung“: Lodge No. 3M with mick poplars
Sons of St. George, met last evonlig quontly planted in rows along boule-
in the lodge moms in Main strm, and valid-5 and avenues.
conducted routine business Upon theJ Tho Européan poplar canker lo
conclusion of the business meeting. an Imost severe in m eifoct on stored and!
other leg in the. lodge billiard tourna Ttransplauted nursery sstock. Trees
.munt was played. Refreshments were when in transit. and when heeled in:
1‘
When Louise Sachen appeared at
“hich are fro J the McAlpin Hotel in New York City
she Said:
Alaska;
“1 am just down
I heard. this was a pretty
good boarding housr.”
lhcn she 1egul_e_d clerks, managers
and put-Hts with stories of her life in
{he wilds about Koyukuk, her mines
/
ARITHIETICAL commons
131er .v that two and two will always make four,
Bin don‘ 1 you believ‘e it Dent Boys, .
If 1: lac-.0. :11": :0)! :idc will make twenty- two
A1110 rather old it is rsvertheleas true.
.And just you believe it Dear Boys;
But with: t digressing or changing the subject——
What duos it matter to us.
The Main idu' is are we or are we not.
Sure thing—that being settled—Giddap.
We aim to serve you.
RAYMOND BROTHERS -
Phone 113.3. 4.; ~ 137 Wuhinmn St.
The Most Sanitary Market to Connecticut
from 1 .
>1
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt; and
Canned Fish
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS.
GREENPORT OYSTERS
Cuthilrl’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phonu 1011 you 109
Fro. Delivery. 11 North Main 0!.
Johnston &Murpl1y’s Shoes.
.— AL...“-
I patrons and
served during the evening.
——r.—~L——~
oi"
Iiho ground. or freshly transplanted in
fithe spring. are readily attacked by
' ”A reception will be held
' sic in the stale
4- !or was“ entertainments and expect
~, . ,_ . . <7 ' cent. of fires started from purely pre-
‘ \vvhile you can. Make it liti- J
~ 3 gallon probf. This company
an pdm Do not delay
payoff!” most import’a ,
inure! life. .. 1 . ‘
commodore ll‘ 0. llenodiz t.
Greenwich, upd a party ot t1l9nd., on:
board the~sloam yacht Oneida. anii
ed on board at Miami. Suudu). from
the West indies. The com1ncdo;e ex
poets to go through the Pa :mumI
Canal to the Pacific and back hot re;
. ilr *enwil l1 in thin
his ”mum m ‘ ' will“): crvam- colmed ivudrils which
..sprlng.
_____ 310011 L‘lmngo to a tawny-olive or even
Although 11:10 is an embargo im" walnutbmwn T1198” lendrils can.
effect on the New Haven railirndJmm minim“ 0’ “mm which spreadI
stopping the importation of proctil' 311‘1'2‘Id‘H‘Ji‘W l" VWUS ‘\ 1138 I
lay everything to the (and from tho 1"“ “mil“?! causing European pop}
west, it was stated at the local
freight otflbe recently that the order
yas affecting Norwulk but little. The
. into—effort Saturday
32:??? lltxglllght. audits to extondIIdfiscrlhed by the French pathologist
until tbnight at midnight.’ ' <D91flif0lx- An oullm'nk or the
discuss in Holy was ropmled in 1907. I
This disease was hrs: l'vported in
America by u (turospondrut or 1119,
Plant Disease survoy in lillfi, from
Massachusetts and New Hampshire,
but the casual fungus was not cor
rectly identified. During the pfe'fient
3981' the pathologists of 1111: depart:
the iungus and 1uincd within a very
short period of time. Fina disease is
sproud by means of spores produced
in fxultlng bodies in the form of
ismall pimples or pustules in the b11111
of tho tankers rrcm these pustules
l1 runes and desczihed in 1884.
1903 the first serious outbreak to be!
The annual luncheon ol' the liourd
of Connecticut Federation of We
mops Clubs will be hold at the Hotel
Elton. .Watotihury. Monday. Feb. 19
following
the luncheotr at one o‘clock. M111. J.
(‘2 Downs, of Danbury', is a member
out her adventures New York cer-
'1 .1inly "fell for her But slung comes
hl1'.Sachrn of Kansas City. who says
no in the pa of the fair Louise. "She
For Men are of the highest grade '
in springtime them are exuded small. “'
these Eggs
did spend two years
sliftl be. "But whon she told
Iu'ul’lt' that she had never seen a big
city sh: was unstaken, She was born
raised in Kansas City. and
thu big? Slio pump homo
AJaMku last June, but she said notll
ills to us about her mines.”
.-._~.——-.-‘-
WHY HE GOT LICKED
“l“undex‘stand you won: unified in.
Mlaruonksx was first found in Troyes” ”“001 yesterday. Thomas" said Mr
in Bacon to his twelve “year old boy.
"Yes, sir." promptly replied
noted was reported and the disease truthful Thomas. "It was for mm"
the 11-,utn
“Your teacher said it was {or some
retisctibu on her age "
"That’s the way she toolr lt father
You see, she drew a picture of a has
not of eggs on the blackboard. and
while she was out of the room i just
wrote under them. ‘The hen that made
isnt any chicken.’ "-—
vPlttshurgh Chronicle’l‘clegraph.
father. " s.
in 'Alaska."
you'
isn't
from
the
, .1 WASHINGTON "our
Pigskin Shoes for Men are Very
Popular, Ask to See Them
A’Big Line of Reliablo Hosiery
CONNEALLY 8K BRACKEN
"muons «in.
)
of the bond. being chahman 0' mu
.3119 is also :1 ate small areas in certain districts in the
director for Connecticut in the nation Jfolloulng slates: Nerf Hampshire.
,1 council» \lussnchusells, lihodv inland. Con-
urcticut, New ion-.10,» Pennsylvania,
The daughtIfll‘ 0" Mr ““1 “"5 Jo'm‘Dc'luwnro Mmylnnd. Ohio Nebraska.
Shoal-son. M188 “Willa“ Shearson. and Non Mexico. The centers of in
will be married to Charles Eduard factions appear to be in every case‘
Adonis, iti Christ Church. Greml‘ucm either certain nurseries no“ known
next Shut!!!” She will he nttended'Jm contain diseased trees, or points
by her sister, Ml“ Janet Slienrson. \1 hem poplars received item such
Miss Luca: 0113891 0‘ Waterbury ““1 nurseries have boon. planted.
Miss Dorothy Renaud, of Now You. disease was not known in the (””de
Roderick B..A‘dums will be best man.
The ushers will be- George T. Adams;
Enoch-31’. Dodge. Percy H. Jennings.
George bane. James E. Miller and
,Theodore D. Robinson.
imported one. and must be dealt with
as such.
Additional juror-motion or.
extent or the sprcad of this new
onukor disease in the country is doJ
(sired Owners of diseased poplars or
cottonwood traps maIIy greatly assistJ
if they will notify "the Bureau at:
Plant Industry, U. S Department of J
Agriculture.
wm'ucxiniey Camp. No. 9, United
Spanish War Veterans; will hold their
second monthly dancodn the Town 1%
.mp1: Hull, ’llhursdozv evening. The
local veterans expect to hold these
danced every month, the proceeds go
5112mm distant! to dandy them"
pause a"! 1116‘ ConVentlon or mQJSpm
ish Wtir Veterans of Connecticut,
union-1m 'M 1111111,: in. Normal: next:
June {or two days. The Norwalk Vet
ems are-working hard. in musing .
Lawrence Huylcr o! Yuian, ugvezl
ninety, is learning to Operato an suto
mobile which was given to him by
Ms son as a birthday present
WW
mmmsflmt
-. ..- .1314 ‘-
ment found the dlsoaso prevalent iuI k
As this“:
States till recently, it is evidently un:' ;
to tho? 1
. ”savanna“ mass. 3 r
A recent report of the, National Fm;5 ‘
Underwriters Board 111qu um 26 per’ '
Jlt’ s a pleasure rather
than a taskdo sell J
you
Elite; and
Ralston
no Washington St.
South Nor-walk
Good Shoes
Hanan 8': S011
monsoon“. '
Children's Shoot a Specialty.
do
In“
._...-—-—-—.
FREE
Elegant $3 Wuie Sets, Thermometer and
Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store. . grade
Wines, Old Port. Fine Sherry, Muscutel. Nice Table Wine,
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convinceyouraelf.
J. DlScssa
Wholesale Store—Monroe St. Condo! Hotel Block'
South Norwalll. Tell 1555 and 151-4.
..__.
ii.
I
veritable canoes, whilo 41 per cent are
from partly preventable reasons.
There are of law regulation types of
_ tools who should learn better. Promi-
‘ nonunion: them are those who throw
ilighted rmathhes into wastébaskets
fand refuse-boxes. Presumably theydo
dumb to litter'iupthe- floor. with the
t that the «whole village is lit-
d up thy the ashes. .'
lElhooiroountniotion or houses no
Of Wills
There Are limited
It 15 said that eighty-five
I}!!! cent 3:; comesth on
the ground that they lack
tire mountion of a well
balanced mind. doubt. leads to many flyes. With propr .,
, ., or buildings 02:. chimneys. dues and f .
Make your w|11“n : amok-6mm even an ovsrhano‘ed stove? r
or 11111113011 no'ed- not set wood aura!
But wlteu 11.11- pipes rest on wood, 1
will omn- lint 191-111“ down. .1111
will be ondod before it slfiyvit 8hr
< -stm6i~m..
1 Every WE fire is 11 115.11..
at: outdo «Immunitynvlllch we all:
my through 11 ‘7 111mg? bills,
‘-
'FA8T FREE“? UNVTO "NW1
is pretty sure thing that that boos ' 5
valor. .
me Ammo. .1 sun ' M
Moral n will. “in.
From mm m It Us
mm, mm you «two! W
Many to mum-nap
ll. IWWWWWW~1
51-11..“ *m M“ E
IIIII.
Misty others equally chic will be found in
James Bunnnll‘ym
The New Frock: for Home Wear Show
Simple Sir-(ItIIiIght Lines
Ii.
FEBRUARY
Preromsn umvisw PATTERNS J
“.16 So. Mom 3.
1‘
I
i
i
!
cal
tcular class of tradc.
The City N ational B
THE BANK OF TOMORR
The interests of this Book and its customers are i
We dtnire to maintain close relations with Our pr”;
to establish slump: relations ' J b
with new accounts—deriving no special interest or any
Our theory is that the liniited depositor of today 3pm
be the pmpcrous merchant of tomorrow—DISTINCTIVEI
J SERVICE should intorest yo ‘” "
We loan money on first mortgage.
rm
ll.
4,—
_
“4
February
(HMS-“Such a Little Fellow,” A
Null—“When You and I Were Y
Isms—"Twas Only a- Irishman' :1
18189—“Everybody Loves an lris
18295~"lf it West!“ For You " A
ism—“Darling Nellie Grey, " l’e
3560“~ "Gems from tho H‘llohsnti
(ompuny
Company.
of your choice.
Just a few Listed Below.
74486~"Non 9 Ver," John McCormick. .
MSW—“The Rosary." Fritz Krp sier "
18205-— Put'on Your Slippers and Fill up Your Pipe,’
1819-~"Carry Me Back to OH \irginny," Orpheus Quartet
3560-1—- tloms from the" Bohemian (li1l,"'pu1i
Are Here
llua Cluck.
: llélll
oung, Maggie,” Evan Williams.
Dream. ” Henry Buir
11 Song.‘ American Quartet J
Adv. Jan
(in Jones, Billy Murray "
eriess Quartet.
111 6111,, part one, Victor Own
two. Victor
Come in and get u flolnplPti’ list and 111.19 1111 play the runs
BEST PRICES PAID FORI
‘ \ JUNK
Send Postal or Telephone.
L. EFFRON.
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. To]. 1906.
The Reed :1 v1.11:
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully EQuipped
EIECT-RI‘CAL SHOP
In tho Towo
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main :3.
8p. Norwalkruuric Hall Elk.
.......J
' \Ellllll'r Tyrewmrzao - 1'.. G.
Underwood
,_' Remington. all other
‘ . makes, sold, rented
repaired. Rentals. 8!
per month. Harbin!
cold: It 36 per mama
JAG. DONNELLY
Is South Mall! Street. South New
Does It Pay
Smith.
(to take a stitch in time? Does. it,-
' pay to have your teeth put in
good condition while there is only
alit-tle work Medal, or, is it bet-
ter to wnfi till thew IS much to
do and you have endured sleep-
1 less nights and grievous days with
tooth ache before having them
{attended to?
j Remember I use only the best
Jmaterials, give good workmanship
and moderate prices. Consulta—
Jtion free.
J 91.1.11 111.1on
16 So: Main 3%., So. Nomlk, Conn.-
IHouu 9mm. lots 1): 111.: 7 to 8‘3). m.
. Sunday: by appointment only.
-J - K. a A. CLAVEN -'
Mu, Ethel Virgin: 1, f
vocm. arom-
43 West. Menus;
31min Namath
: Tuesdays For mfll
Fridays inquire at
10-12? 3-5 MI". W
- 1
nie- 1.1111117
MIDWIN 1", »
SALES"
Jr
J 56 no. MAIN 81'.
l
i 1.
l
l
I
1
1
J .0
J
THE SELECTION OF
SUITABILE WALL
is an easy task bore:
so‘many' varieties both
terns and plhin colors
can suit any taste or
requirement. And we'
Iany purse too. we carry“
in every grade, so say
you ma have set can be
m
s-
1122:— r
libs Néw’S’cieuce I
costume». "w uninoifiscnc:
commons hr the 11911111111111» or the
- mule ofth‘o tissue and the art at
adlultlnl the sums. Disease is caused: J
by a much, twist or sprain in the
hpck. Even if done in childhood
A ll: creates pinched nerves and pain 111
, 1 later life in the dllforent amps .111 '
I leI.
' cblropractorn remove an m or
idlsot‘s‘a sud pun, health 111 railroad
.1 Mirth humonlulnx the nerve
0
mm ' MW
Marine.
string the Chiroprntor arehsncato
guilt- m
,_ :4- Kansas treatment! given also. I»,_
"Fir timers s €1.29
lolli‘n‘pton 34., SOUNOWMM
You will never regret -
QPL‘MI
Norwalk Chronicler