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EONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
iiUUTH NORWALI.
yum-
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months, 21 days.
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The Endeavor Circle of The. Kings
zmutthtem will meet at the Armory on
\i’ednesdny afternoon :11 11W) thirty
r‘vlock
\lr.< lie-ten. (f ullen. who is confined
' 1 her home 11' VV oodward av’enue with
Spanish mtlm nm is resting comforta-
7111'.
_ ,
—DON’T MISS “SPORTING LIFE."
Regent. today and Tuesday only.
,\ .2011 was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo
mom, «1 18 t‘mss' street, Saturday 9V9—
mnz Mothl-r and son are doing nice-
13'.
‘__—-|
Nick Son-lion. who ,wns formerly
manicured at the Eagle Confectionery.
Alain street. and is now in the 17, S.
army. in France. has written a friend
in town and tit-sires to be remembered
to all his friends, in Norwalk. of the
good old U. S. A.
The household i’umituro of Mrs.
Sarah FA Adams. 1; Livingston place.
:1 'll be sold, 'VV'ednesdav.
The dwelling belonging to the Mott
\V'illiznn Rchullen, of 1 Franklin
1.1 mi", who drank :1 quantity of pfiriC
- 1:1 by mistake some time ago, and as
w-sult sut’t'urrd considerably from the
ii-r'ts oi. the acid. finally being taken:
1 the Norwalk hospital to treatment]
..~ now lieu dischniged from the no:-
f.1l, and is getting along Vary nicely.’
1:1rle.~1 B Holt. of .“.:_6 Vlain avenue.
lVlTAl STATISTlBS Mulls. A6116: 62 years. 3 ms.
23~Bridgot O’Hara, 79 years.
23—Minmva Moore, 4 months, 30 days
24—-E3tl1er H. Broadway. 75 years, 9
months, 13 days.
1 24—Edvrard H. Quick, 12 years,
i months.
i _5_.. Dorothy \V'ultcrhonse. 2 months,
iTw enty-Nine Births, Nine- -,)_ i550 days. p _ . ,0 ,
. wo— mimco .anevari, a years, -
1 teen Marriages and Fifty-1 mom...
; Two Deaths Recorded by 26—7-‘lfat11‘ickKelley,5~iyears,6months.
i “m ‘ -l lays.
! To Clerk smith 26~Mary A. Tammany, 85 years, '1:
t' _ months. 9 days. _
5 During the month of Januaiy there; 26~Annie A. Benedict, 42 years,‘ 5
wem 29 deaths of which 17 were ““mlh‘ 11 davs.
boys : 19 marriages and 52 deaths, ac_:26——Frederick M. Telley, 30 years. 1
cording to the records on file at. the‘ ' months 24 days. _ ‘
Office 01‘ Town Clerk Hei'1berl R.’ 21~rCathtel-]ri-ne Powers, 68 39mg-
Smith in tho Cit Hall. '1‘ .t. f - mon 6 :
lows: y he (1.1.; 01H’s—Robert Gregory, 37 years. 7
1 Births ; months 28 days
'Januzu'v ‘28 ”Emily F. Powell. 79 years, 1
729...}x}_' a, . -. 4 . -. month, 26 days M '
Gdil:lc('Bl‘lfl(;0p\(1)\rltl)lldnl 111d loume 29 Emma Timpsou 1:. years, 11
0
1 8“ Ruth to Challes and V01 .1 Thomc. l god??? " days.
17—Annn. to Dexter and Anna James. ‘;"' , - th 20:
17A—Chailcs. to (‘hailes and Mary "ofinmh Ga"' 9 ypals' 9 m0“ 5’
i Lockwood days. 7 lbs 16 d
' . ‘ .- r30—Tony Motto. mon. , nys.
‘19—;memlg, to Antonio and Home S'fii-i 1,1 Sarah P. Adams, 88 years, 22
1 H days.
:17 12:23:11. to (19011,: and Maijmie Marriages
January
1 1— Exigngmcté Thomas and Antoin-{m_ George J. Kunz to Margaret Grace
Simon
Boy. to Harry and Annie Fuller. !
Alice to'Fl'ank and Mable 1.131'.23'_Dam‘?1F1-anus F9193 to Queen
cett. Armina SpeeI.
N'Voia. to Walter and Ruth Haw 23—43er London to Edith Jane Robin-l
kins. 1 son.
18—440mm; Chester Richards to Ger-
tmde Van Coevering.
116——Steven' 80110 to Theresa Kovacs.
20—831'1'5' Robert Buttlngham to Jose-
13--(‘arl to George and Katie ManueL;
(ll-axiella. to Gioxanni and Annina
lliMeglio.
i"
15~Ruth, to Peter and Josephine
; lanrrm'i. pbine Ripley
”Raffaele to Carmine and moonlit—g 12——William Roth to Bertha. 393343
. 52k Roodner.
alC—‘Hnrry Wright Woodward to Ar-
thusia Cannon.
l'Z‘ Urcinoli.
20~l)iLibero, to Deleero and Mary
Sebustiano.
_ 1, R 8~Fredenck George Williams to
17 [91:66:30. to Anthony and Josephine Gme Eliza Jennings
’2 ——Ford. to Benjamin and Henrietta I‘M-"ck Wolfe to “moo I'm-
dred Stickevers.
McGuimnoos.
26—~1Vlai'garet. to Steven and Elizabeth 26—355mm Bressler to Farmle Hm
V.a.rgo '
3 -Harry. to James and Sarah Pick- - 1'8 M
ering. c 1' 3:" Hal
G—Ro'yal, to HartWIck. and 8mm 2” Hamil; to . ”in.“
Amundsen. . . .
11~-John. to John and Thar '88 Mon 20—Domlnick Omiccioh to 811516 Lom-
iarty bard!
ZS—Robert. to Inn and Rose Amino-non.
Julius, to Paul and Lizzie Kocezy;
(Twin)
0 «Mario, to Sandy and Mary LeVeev’
”1'.
Elizabeth.
llimegaaa.
Malkin. to George and Lucille Car-
try.
7")
ls—Prod Willbms to label Loun-
Little 1 A 819.6 12.
10—41113) Gang er to m or
29—Mlchael Gonislo to Helen Evelyn
Pam)
22—Charles Edwards to Rosetta Blues.
26. to Frank and Annie
Jill“
:9 Inwrence. to Nicholas and male PERSHING GETS CALL.
Danlma.
111- “mm“ to Louis and Mildred He Obey: Orders of Bowler one»
St'hvdt‘ t .
' nee.
Deaths 2 m F"
January .
1 Vulnlie 50““? ’4 years, 10 months: One man's record for never having
31 day” {had to “snap out of it." at the per-
! diary F' Guthrie, 80 years, 9 sonal command of his superior since
months' 21 mys‘ bee in the A. E. F. was
5‘ 'L‘Orgt' Miklo. 4 months. he has n i
:1 mt harles Sartain 77 years 8 davs 'spotled when the commander-n-
.v
.1
«Reboot-n. M. 3011111011 70 years. 4 chief ot the army and not! ordaed
months 11 days. lGeneml John J Pershing to DBL a.
5~—~Baby Sooci. 1 hour. I rin
J-Mary E. McLunn. 73 years. ditont pole as he hall found it d“ g
5 months. 9 day-g, l the inspection of quarters of the
5—Snrah F. Meeker. 62 years. 5 Twenty-seventh division on (‘hl‘lS‘
months, 1 day. ;mas Day.
6 luttestina Boned: 1'i. 3 1) '. r . > . ' .
l mu called to Tuitinvill-i. (‘nnnm‘h llltlll'hS. 14 days. 1 4 “a”, 6! On the. t0:“. 0f mil‘ffu": M d blll!
, nu account of tho serious illness 3‘ 10111111: Kubon. "7 FPM‘S- let over A branch 8 a1e ‘ e genera
. . _ . H ~l.illi:in A. lived. 48 vein-s, 5' picked up :1 collapsible tent pole
1”“!ng in ”Mt place. .l-Irs. 1110111112,) Gill's . from one of the bunks nnd demon-
11:33.; 11011 \V'pri- llfilllllfl in that 9 13111111111 hum- :111 (ll _\'|1;”SI 8'1)Ont]‘S-l.'5!lilt(‘d its operation to' the DIN:
--'::1- )I'ss 1 1". a P 'l. :1 .1 ' H tuvs .
' histnlml It’ll; Selfitlltlillion pi: 10"“'1(’!1n F. “05"“. H years. 1 month.vden,t “ hen he had finished he tot-l
_._ 11; days‘ :ed it back on the bunk.
10~<1Christolphe1;.\l. (lint—tend, 16 yam-5,? “Perhaps this man's kit. will he in-
,. .. i, ,_ , .. , , . 1. '"foml' Lél'1‘§$-. ,spncted nugin," the president said
$51.5 ;1::‘)}:‘(,1[;lll::dn 3m lo~i>£“£g_sr.)9%m' m “mm"? months as they started to leave. “and he
____.¢_._. ltl-«Antoinetto Must-21h lday. wanlx it ju~1 “"' ‘0“ found-it " Then
1:11:11 .1... (.f l’plnim Food l’ro-_ ll ~Puul Elizabeth “him, 31 ye:11',.s E119 “"110“ to ”1“ general “ith a
‘ "'11:: l: and lfawlly 7. ""‘n'h‘ ') (13-.‘5- smile and said: “As your command
-‘l .1 :.«:1«:m-1 at T‘phnm hall on 11 $23518?!” (3111:”) “11 yeais, 8 ' 111g otficor General Pershing. I order
. ' :1: nth: 1'» luxuries were 11 .Joseph Christinno, 37 years 16 ‘lYOU IO I‘ODlat'n that. tent volt as you
-1 :1. - 1.147111 mo>ic on the days. i found if- "
. . J Ptillmun was l‘lr John Hmong, 61 yours, 5 months, The general saluted, carried out
1,”...“41 Him-1:" twin: 1.. . {511(3-‘1‘351' I" ..- ‘ the or'dei, fared :1l1011t,sn:1pped out
.. at 1;. fiww ‘ny lmtm‘w. reulievc-d U inhnths. 26 (1213:5655. H years. 10 ,a second salute, and reported the
a; ,.1- . '..u:';..;.in.: ”fin-mu Lulu-Ck“ Tnnasci, 19 years, 1‘: order obeyed. The little one- act
"‘- '1. a; -.: 111011-411! of 1.11:1 1:11:10 :1 1111111111. :27 days. ,episodc bTOl-lghl down the housor—or
..,~ 1.2-1 For fully almao 1111111116.: ill-7111:1311; (2:101:12. 211 3'4’11l‘?,2§§0nt113 ;more properly the stable.
Hill-".- \z‘ln probablyvxlmrienCed more 1 H mmlt 18 days i Another incident in the day that
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for One 1111.11»: Don 'lllV lad} made 1113
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’ PAPERS AT HOME, EX-
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proof against Burglar-3,
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7 Margaret. MeGlone, 47 years.
the. o 0 h v
1'; q, orr-nzo F1010, 57 years 8 months Itook d 11., h o s by storm “as
1 “a“ :the presidents attempt to get thirty
“ummm lfcruli, 4 days. standing rigid :11 attention,
11; E veterans,
11:» :lrn'nst Seeley, 23 years. lto “relax :1 mintue and look as
‘ ' lgtilhxrj Field, 60 yea-T3: 4 months, . though you enjoyed the story." as he
lfiwalulio ' 1“. Bradley, 64 years, 4 put it'
mnnmg’ 28 days. “I don't. 'know what command to
1!; meis F. Merwin. 77 years, 6 give to make you do it," their coin-
Elimiggglt'h's'E15 glass. 61 , . mander-in-chiet confessed. but :1 cor-
1 months 6 dayls er 38319- 3 poral helped him out. He stepped
22-—Konito DePetro, 16 days forward and- commanded, “At ease!"
. 22*George F Raymond 33 yeais 7 . The men obeyed and relaxed, and the
t“ president went down the line talk-
ing informally with, them~—Stars and
Stripes.
An Advance smwmg 0f ,WHEN THE TROOPSHIPS COME IN
Ambulances clung, hospital tugs and
lighters slash away with their 1141pr
cargoes bound for troop. train or hos-
pital. From street to pier-head the
crowds melt. And the lads in olive
drab have begun the last: lap of o
journey which soon is to land them at
their factory jobs again, in the shops
or in the peaceful valley farms 'of an
American which to many at the be-
ginning of the war, may have been the
'Boots& Oxlords
leathers.
For young women and women
who sta’y young.
the South Nerwallt
WWMWWWWW
1.11» '1 l1
\‘ \.‘
\orw'mco. ';
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9 ion the mat
20—Franklin p. Benedict to May Law ,
lHeorée. James Ambler to Anna:
‘Panlavidl.
———_..
' As No Action'Hat Been Taken :11 Re-
yards to More House:
The same scarcity of but). notices at
Compo Beaoh will be in evidence this
5.yenr and those who have had houses
tum past season will do well to make
application for the coming season as
early (1% possible if they are to be sure
,of getting one. It will be remembered
I
'last year there were scores of out. of
town people who had to be turned
away owing“ to instillicient ,rentals.
Just how much time will be allowed
for present. holders to make renewals
has not been decided but May 13:,
'will he the probable limit date. This,
of course is up to the town officials
unless a town meeting takes a. vote
ter.
9 BEAUTY FOR LITTLE HOMES.
A page of houses in the \V oman"s
Home Companion carries the follow-
ling encouraging thought;
“Just because a house is little or
[inexpensive is no reason why it
‘should not have personality, comfort
.and charm.
1group of homes located at Indian
iHlll, near Worcester. Mass, this
statement has been proved beyond a
doubt. Here there are well over
fifty modest little homes built on
the ‘unit’ plan but each one so in»
§divldual that the effect, taken both
~8imply and collectively, is artistic
land picturesque to an inspiring de~
,gree. Each little home fronts the
street and is set well back from it
i
In the little community ,
‘ W PAGE TWELVE
um houses 1811.1. o: 86de
A Tale About Tables
There is no more metal piece of furniture than a. table,
anathereisnotaroomfnyOur [name or 08160 that does not
needatleul mofmklnd.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS IN STOCK.
Boom Tobias, Library Tables, Parlor Tables, Dain
ty Little Tables for the Bed or Living Rooms and Big Strong
Ones for the Kitchen, Telephone Tables, Typewriter Tables,
Card Tables; in fact any kind of Table that you may need.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND or SON
Wall and High so.
INSURA NC
01 all Kinds in Show
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE,
In all its Branches
J. M. Layton & 1:11.166. '
a mom nvnm "
sou-m uonwux. can.
Shoes tor Boys and Girls
We make a specialty of Shoes for Little Men and Women,
and to insure a perfect, fit for the growing fact, we carry ALL
9? THE LEADING MAKES and can insure just the right kind
and size either for school, play or for dress up occasions. '
'- Satisfactory Stockings. to Match
A. M W005 I F1
ATTORNLY AT MW
Lot. Exam-r1 or U. 8. Patent m
Sondhq-WooPMOIM
1113 “this Brim. M
David w. umf’
UNDERTAKEI -
1'07. m 7088-8; m.‘
n m INTO" a.
NEW RED IIN’O
_1
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
so that it may have a stretch of green '
There is a tree in 03va yard'
lawn.
and a place for a garden at the rear.
White walls, gray-green roots, lat-
tines for vines over the window: and
“on: the porches, make home pie-
8
l
{or wen-bo-do people to possess.”
Bil THE ____B_EB|.!NE
.Doctors Bacon-spa, They
Hold Out Hope for an
“Nothing wrong but my W'. We
hear it at home. at work. ud over:-
«there. Certainly. net-manna in. dio-
oono. A man or Vernon might bot!“-
luv. 1 broken leg than a shattered. run
down nervous Iyltan.
O'vunork and my drum. tho
nerve cells and center- ot all their
strength and vitality, then you (at
your sleepless night; poor blood. ner-
tm'es that usually are only impossible ‘
uwuunctonmu. m lorwnlk.
cmnomi. .
flux-com: tlio “mammals
mammals
mum-own. mm
IBM . EDWAW.
Hershfield’s Molar Express
122 WATER am SO. mm; mm.
MYOBLNIIXIBAW: Minimum 788
Dan! mu m mwm AND NEW YORK
MMH'Mi-thmw mnydnuliénfifp
‘mmmv' m
mmum
Mlmmuig—I‘Ammmm
vousnesa, worry and tour. The better
doctors of today know just wlnt to do
‘1: cases of this kind. A few weekn’ use
of Phosphated Iron may mm to
:alrenxthen and feed the yl’hospbnto-
: hungry nem centexs.
l thpbatod Iron certainly does on
hold. Tho wn lty of DI-
1lcnts come but in rent” 1116.
What :1 change in appearance. too.
’The checks become filled out and nuan-
ed “1111 the healthy ruddy glow that
only pure. red lronixed blood can give.
6y es sparkle, their stop ha: 1:11. am
and swing of youth and their that.
asstenl seems to be alhe with energy
and good spirits.
Mr. N91401:: Man or Woman. Phos-
plmted lron will do all this for you I!
you will give it a chance Do not drag
around, all in and half dead another
dav when help is so near Get busy!
and be a live on. once again!
To insure doctors and their patients
getting the genuine Phonpbated iron
we have out In capsules onlv, so do not
allow dealers to give you pill: or tab-
lets. Insist on capsules.
'Mead. the druggiat and leading drug-
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'N. Y.,N. E.as‘.!.TIlKETABI-B.
l Corrected to Jan. 26, 1919
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
l
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l
A. M.—_~1:47x, 752271:, 5:491. 6:08
16:57:13 7:11x, :54x, 8:19x. 8:59,
9: 39, 10: 83:, 11:21.
P. M.:——12 03x,12:52 (Stamford
only), 1:09x, 1: 388:, 3:17.\', 4:32:
15:27: 5: 46, 6 021:. 6: 17 (Stamfor-
only). 7: 02x, 8: 06: 10: 071.
Sunday.
1 A. M.-—-1:47. 5:27x, 51491., 8:59
ls:19x, 10:33:. 12:03:.
i P. M.——1:09x, 2:44x, 3:121', 4:32x.
5: 46, 6: 02:. 6. 57, 7:02x, 7'57);
‘10: 07:, 10: 40 12: 34x.
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
Walton: We. Ho ”mammal.
PadMmeor Margy-amine.
_— BENJAMIN 'WIELD. Fronrietor
I VEILS»
thereby! =
replace them.
'. saving heat.
11113 6011111121 (:6.
DECORATORS; :.
__ n is ahllm impossible to be molly mu groom without 'I TEL 452 East m
tVeil: one of theae’ pretty ones will help immensely. 1 5 ‘
._
_; Fashionable, loose, flowing Veils, which so many women
areweoringthisminute.
Q“
There are fancy‘ineghes, filefiefl‘ects, scroll and figured
”mm. oo- oo-oo'cfojofc‘o‘of-z- a . n a O. o o . O . - $1.00 to $2.00 68.01!
Teeth and
Do you know that. many discu-
es result from imperfect m1.
Some of these troubles seem in no
way connected Wth the teeth and
yet they have been proved to bc
directly caused by imperfect mal-
tication. Diseases of the kidneys,
10f the stomach and of the bomb
are often due to not chewing well
one ’6 food. Let us put your teeth
in order.
Dr..l..llMchry.
Veiling by the yard in plain, fancy and bordered
designs
Toulo‘yxvuoo-oc\;(oooooou 25c and 500 yd-
JOCDCOIOCL
76
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1 ,¢
.w
A. M.:—~4 10:5: 30, 6. 34. 8: 00x, 8: Six,
9:15x,.9:45x, 10:50x. ,
P. M.-——12:03x. ~ (Saturdays
only) 1:06 (except. Saturday!!!) 1:06}
(Saturdays ‘only), 2:15x, 2:57, 3:30;;
3:53, 4:23. 5:13x, 5:29, 6:00x, 6:03.
8:10x, 11:15x, 11:45:.
Sunday.
10:03:!
A. M.¥-6:00, 8:00x, 920m,
10:60:. i
P. M.-—12:10. 1.03:, 3:35x, 5:02,,
6:25, 6:003, 7:05,. 8:10x. 11:15:, 11:45.!
30. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M .——:1.2 26x, 121581; 5: 40x, 6:07,
7:15, 8: 46:. 9: 19x, 10: 22, 11: 58:.
P. lib—1:20, 3: 27:. 4: 28, 5:19, 6:”
8: 51, 7: 08x. 9: 25:.
Sundays.
A. M.:——12 26x, 12 58!. 7:43, 9:191,
10: 19, 11:12:, 11: 58x.
P. M.:—-2101, 4:42: 6148.6:33x,
7:081, 82 281, 9:251.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
9::41x.1100.
IRE—13417:. 3:40: 4:,35 5:133,
$137,631,938;
W
a, [$.52 315:3“? .10x, 4:631, 1:55.
8: sex. 9. . .
P. 1:11:17; 1: 55:. 2: 2:11. 3:402. .
F51 856 5.11:. 6:113. 7: 05:, 9:182, 9:35.
0‘ . .
800'”! 8103me To ‘mmv.
A. Ila-8:3. 8:31. 9:501.
r. Ila—1.81. 1: 543 (Saturday: only)
-r-- f "i F quota. the great egpresldent just laid
_ at test on the 31101-610! Long Island
Elwood ‘ 81 Glo 8°“ .12.... m mm“
, » vet boardlng‘house." but" which know-
wwaflmmm
.1 sou-:14. Hawaiian;
A. 143-12; 25: (except Mondays»:
4:101, 4::“533.550.850 8::053,830,.
16 80. Main St.
South Norwalk.
Oflcefioun—Emntosp.m.
Sundays by Appointment ,
__..__. _ ._. - . 4-,! ,
TIRE BARGAINS ,
—-3ZX3 Plain Tread Clincher lat $10. 05.
1—30x3 Road King Clincher lat $14.50 ‘
1—313'4 Goodyear A W Tread M3131.” .
1—3213 1.2 Penn. Oil Proof Valli.
list $251.95
1—8234 Road King Straight 2!!!! 824..
SPECIAL SALE OF
BLOUSES
Brokenl'giudth'epe-de-chine, WW9 and Striped
”and; vulneouflssmfl'mredmdtounnunu$3.75
$1.25 Quality Lingerie Blouses (only a. few of each mo), re-
WW on..--¢.-.---.a6-.ua3"?0‘0)‘.turnoff-01‘... 7“: 1
The toilored style in fine quality of flannelette, now selling
v
Parts for Ford cars stocked. High 1 ,
at ~..».7.5..4445,»._;L-,;,;_.fl._'_g.............”Hung... $1.75 [Edi repairing-flu make. “mm__
-—.._. - or: 26.22 6:12" "M"
1 J. 1 MALLETT E ' 1....-. . *
l l ' .
I 88 wasnmorou 81'. . sown. NOBWALK. Ansfin’sGm
- 31-1449. ' ' ,
' _ 00. Nov-WEIR, Conn. — ‘
" pim- 1m
1111 1111-111 6669 ;
84 North mm m ,
Furs Repaired ~
no- your own or iron for: can;
selected ”gamma M
"’0‘. B. JA‘
68 W511: m.
monument-m
noun-It. ‘ 5 ‘7 "
ChronicDiseases ,.
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Norwalk Chronicler