Gen; and Ill-s. Hem-5'11. Hodges. Jr;
ictt last week for athree month! trip-
far West.
Reta. and.- “Mrs. William Sinclair of
Norman Presbyterian flhurch. enter-
tained for several days last Week. the
Rev. Mar'vin N. Walker. or Joy. m.
'4 Numerous complaints have been
. heart warding the absence ofa light
., «beneath the railroad bridge in the'
C y 1 -_ center. which makes -lt dangerous for
Milan}; 1:115:31, pedestrians and also for traffic.
_7 mm A. need
' the past year were re-
the parish to be in
W both with re—
memhershli and also
I
Mrs. Wilbur Gainor ol‘, the Post'
road. who recently spent some time in
'the Stamford Hospital was again red
moved to that institution one day last '
Lweek.
Darien has one case of measles ac-
cording to the report or the State 179- l
partment of Health. for the Week end- '
lug January 8121. which «includes cases
reported: up till 11 o‘clock yesterda}
morning:
1 The first praise-r service of a- so ries to
“fliroon‘yh Ml-s‘ F‘ M' le held throughout the winter. was
‘ '8“ ' 9 giun Sunda3 aatqrnoon at 4. at the
' 1Noxoton Pres!) erizm Church.- the
ME 3- am A- E Yuan“. choir boxing- prepared a. program in-
W the my mt“!
“wire from Mrs. Eliza
Randal of Brooklyn.
l
the ‘. occasion. s
Coroner John J. l‘lv-lan is today
conducting an inquest into thr death
of Thomas Wilbur of the Solrliel’s,
Home. who was killed in an (Infamo—
bile accident Saturda} night at Noro-
ton . Justice of the Peace Harry V.'|
snead of Noroton has been placed un—
der arrest until the finding of the
coroner is given. Snead‘s car collided
‘ business '- transacted at
. of the Mower Hook
”gcoiupany. held at the «man
' mat street last evening.
in. Arthur Nor-choose of First
, will entertain the members or
“Woman's Auxillinry' of Christ
11 at her borne on Thursday
“”1- l 1"
_
v The warm weather has mm the
7 dawn. harbor lull they are re-
summer pod.- oll! the
7 e end end of the Washing-
,: street bridge.
-. Hart of, Stamford. and it was when the
body. was found beneath them.
A little part3 “as given at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Rice. l’rcoksxide .ne—
nue l‘Iida3 evening Jan. 7. in honor
of Miss Mabel ’Vather who is to ”111-,
min-led on Jan.)6.1921. to ltoswr-ll
Bates of Blookb 11. Among those Dre-s-
at were Miss Margaret Kelly and
'Clarence' Rice. Miss Rosalie Cole; and
William Huntington. Mabel Knlorem
and Ralph Pole. Augustus Ilmitt. Mr.
and Mrs. Rice. Mrs. David 'Mnthr-r
and the guts! of 1101101
Mather. 7 —
$1.11
f-dog. evidently a mongrel. was
, ' by an automobile at the corner
of Fort‘ and Van Zandt streets last
Wt. The remains 'were buried by
kindly disposed persons.
~ -; 1‘“ ~—__-'
Rude; afternoon of this week
Library Committee or the East
- Improvement Association
acute saleattheA& P
an Zandt street. t'rom 2: 30
ock until 5. ,.
e Y I. 0. C. meets this evening
' Hall, in the newly
Rev. George A. 'l‘uttle. thc'now pas;
tor of the
Church. assume-d the duties of the lo—
cal pastoral: Funds}. and was greet-
ed by. large congregations or his par—
{E’h‘io‘n'ers at both the morning and
mening s‘erxices. Mr. Tutlle's (amlly
as! dhousehold goods arrived here (10m
Amherst. Mass. his formm parish. on
Thursday. ilt is a man in middle llfr
and was pastor of the church in Am-
her-3t for about 10 yearn;- Darien pec-
.ptq Were very x‘vfavorabls iniprmed
as many 'mérnbers
gnested :6 W
~—
asvpossible are
L-
Walsh m savers.”
~ residents new the al-
«daWhtm‘ol‘ the “idem
. I
and with his message, and wish for
grill hold a meeting in
.10“ Assembly hall.
‘I where they will be
{1&er sues-notions as to \ .
#W in the party rules. 1--
"nor the beginning; of a pin-
_ t were We at the
Mayflower» Hook 8:
mpany hem‘fin night at
Wu on Van andt street.
. out will begin next Tucs-
g and will continue every
\ evening. 0 new members
' - . t l night's meeting
7 androutine husiness was
Habits That Pay
IF YOU must acquire a habit,
why not one that pays? For in-
fitance, the habit of buying only
Van Dyk’ 3 Term and Coflees.
That will pay you in two ways
-L—-by giVmg you extraordinary
quality for less than ordinary
prices. There’ s a 1921 habit for
you! ‘
Duchess 'lIhsOofleeSnpremel-
(51135135)
Qnin-‘les (sat Bulk) 45c lb.
(3 lbs. $1.30)
‘ unv—fu
mammal meeting or the East
Lisp!“ Club company van
7 the store of The Durham
for the ensuing year
. as follows: —Efllml L.
"e Gamble. E. 1-7. Goa-ham
.nxonmumsram
to ultra-Mount! Other points in the :
§medicine. but all to no enact. until
_:sate in recommend“ Foley Kidney
eluding several special numbers, for .7
with a car driven by Mrs. Delia M.-
cm. were pulled apart that V’V’ilbur's;
Miss Mum-l.
lmrien Congregational _
Sindhy with Mr. Tmtle's personlllity
him a long and successful pastorate;
b.
James Van Dyk Co.
cam MW-
ott’iwloosl’sflshxoru‘
1?»an
Rev. ”new” new
lacut two years. nod is now “or of
Um Church in Illinois.
*B—
admires mmxnmox,
Mrs. D. '1', fixer. Franklin Av" 0t-
rego. 0.. writes:- "Nine years ago I
was very 1m handed with kidney
trouble. I”! diam-eat kind! M
one day I bought s. has of Foley Kids
ney Pills. I realized so Mulrone-
fit trom‘fiéfine or that box that I feel
Pills to any kidney sufferers." They
reliexe backache. sore muscles, rheu-
matic pains and bladder ailmentm—n
Btillson- Powell Corp.
The Christmas Rush Is Over
It is Just at this time of the year that
our Studio 0!! rs its best facilities for.
making your its.
The osmium rush is over And we
have more time to give you—why put
it on any longer—just come in and
have that long delayed photograph
made.
MICHELSEN’S STUDIO
78 Washington St. ' Bo. Nor-walk
Telephone 437
JANUARY]
VICTOR RECORDS
On Sale at
--as it Cleans:
$10.00 DOWN
step in and letus demonStrate one to you.
M We.“ Bros.)
AM” Ms. Winn-fi-
mmmumwmmamm
AIM mm
Weidimr of AllKindsotlletsls.
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‘ I? MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNdrwalkCoalQSupplyCo.
'Water St... So. Norwalk, Conn.
COAL AND WOOD
' TELEPHONE 113
Pathogens-stasis! “Word-rs maybelsflor
Wuhumndmmogfllfluhmnflt.
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The only Cleaner that Beats—as it Sweeps
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
$10.00 A MONTH
Will Enable You to Have One. 7 7
Ask for a FREE DEMONSTRATION or
”an... o.‘ _.
a—
Standard Transportation Co.
DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
‘ ornmflsvmmomsr.u
... .11.. ’3
TELEPHONES 456 AND 792
The HAMILTON Shd’p
49 Wall Street
.r
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
8 South Main Street
Agent for Page & Shaw,
Park & Tilford, Green Seal.
and Russell’s
C A N D LE 8
s. D. G. CANDY. co.
WHOLESALE OONPEGTION-
. TIONERY AND we.
CREAM BONES
.53 Osborn Avenue
East Nomlk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
L 1
‘ slight fire \vilL/not stop our 52 years’ of ..
.................
HAVE
F. M. CULLEN
"m HOUSE 0! ALL VOLTAGES"
60 Wall Street
Norwalk
THE OLD. WELL
CIGAR co.
Will resume" business in a few days.
Phone 658
AA
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATIO‘J CO.
effort to pleaSe the smoking public.
TRUST Co.
c—sn—
On. account of the t A
fire in our former
quarters we are now
temporarily d 0 1-11 g
business at. the old
First National Bank
Building, 24 Washing-
ton street. where bud—r .
ness will be carried on .- :
l
ammo. mm Dex-eun of
.‘erre recent guests of
Biting. at New manna.
v, - cause Bsékache? No!
4 thave no nerves therefore can
use pain. Listen! Your ha ck-
js caused- -by lumbnzo. sciatica.
inn-am. and the W relief is
. penetrating- "St. Jaoohs Oil.”
right on your W back.
‘ y them dinners
(1582an Don't stay
,. till-3 We of
be g messed at.
dis-cover
senses §£ the "new
:If your eyes are weak a pair of
sLting glasses" may assist them
back to their former strength.
This however, is not a matter ‘to
We ~wfll look into -
the strfietnre of your eyes and;
the exaot ‘eame ’ on.
l
DON’T
WASTE YOUR
Do yonlmowhowhotithh
every room in your house? If you
77 are beating yourhouisbym
' work it is en‘s, to tell where the
‘ Let us advise you about the choice of 3 Cor—
Bsek-lace or front-lsce—mhicherer you prefer.
oLD WELL CIGAR (murmur 2' MW WNW 1(ka Nor-walk
,, 1 w -_..:. -... . .w Mime hiszNUE TRUCKING - ~
J (is of Trans-
.v' ’
cmsrr’
Ten urge Trucks at Your Service for All Kin
My) W7“: for Furniture Work
7- Main Office,26 260mm!!! 51.3... Nor-walk, Phone 294
New York Ofice. 201 West 20111., Phone Chelsea 8059
set before you decide on your
wardrobe for spring.
, Our corsotjere.service is skilled in the selection of just
the model which will best enhance your 531111. and your fitting
will be as careful and attentive as 301: could powhly wish.
s
St 11115
Prepare For Winter BogTS
RUBBERS, ARCTICS AND
These are the necessary thing's everyone should have for
rainy or snowy weathcx .
ALL 84228 FOR HEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
STORE CLOSE! EVERY DAY AT am
i ELWOOD e GLOVER
n
Now for Winter Sports!
KING 2 sport can excel the fun to be had in
thhela‘nidwiugrtrtttdrovrs? The pastimes that set vom pulse up
to full speed ahead, clear the eblmcbs out of your brain,
brighten up your cheeks, fill you with cum gy‘
sweater, your sled. We have
of the most popular kinds, made tor
MTCHELLS $1750
-. , (F. 0 .3. my).
$995
.
(F. 0. 3. PM).
(mums $1,795
T(F. 0. B. My).
‘ - menu: 7
mommanmsvml
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
sum ANDMVIOI 81111015333“! 37. mm
a.
mmmnndmuatron out.
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u
"no WW 8m"
Wamsron STREET. scum NO‘RW ALR 6
«2 ans *‘V‘
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profits go to and why your coal bills
are high. Rave your house at an
even temperature. -
CONTINUING THE FURNITURE SALE
Following the requests of many of our cuslmnels “0 “ill run—
timle our big 20 per cent Reduction
Sole a Short Time Longer
W OF EVERY GRADE
reels-synon— lathe Home at Lowe“ in
tho city Prion
Norwalk Chronicler