"m5 sins-name:
WIMIsbsifltlywu-ww
' . mild.
”Lydian: H
walk-storm?”
”twinnlnrmw ......
yrswhwtsbsmnsrally
tswswatsrs
ProtewnrA. Beineh confined to his
bomed’nh ”hyriew “presumwitb an at»
tack or‘ibgc' ” m” ‘
MW at lanes depot
many-Insight.
Wflnndlndclnbwill mectthiv
menial-Imminent ilrs. Sylvester
11mm
rnétllii‘iti-oixgnnb will meet Wed
WW the bourcof In. and ltu.
Granule-anion, Wat street.
Wing Iibr’hryJM, at Coleman’s.
Speclsl’rneetinp will be held in the
(Emmanuel-arch My. Wed-
nesday and Thursday evenings. begin-
. menswear.
. it" ~
The my School Board of the First
I _B.tebnrei will Inset this evening.
Revival servicta' will he held the other
eveningsof the week. erupting Satur-
day. '
—Ksndy to townspeople at town
prices. Lane's. 5i Washingtonstreet.
3-...“
Beginning this week Comatock Broth
ignite embarked—Triad”. Wed
or“. .
.,..<
overlay and Thursday evenings Other
evenings the store will be open until 8
o'clock with the exception of Siturday,
when “o’clock will be ”reclining hour.
At the usnsl Sunday night concert of
the Cements Bangui-nod. a very pleu-
I'ng vocal selection was rendered by a
quartet» composed of George Fisher
Henry Hnnkcmeyer, Henry Cready and
Oscar Menscbatz. A solo wm given
by leopard Schmidt.
-Cbolnetimotby andcow bay. baledor
loose',lanuel T. M.“ Iarshall street.
Themnal meeting of the Norwalk
(hooeclnbwwheld Saturday evening
Thofollowingoflicsrswcyeclected: Cap
uimGllbertBopn; mate LlSrsrles;
purser. Wus (3. Green. The oflicers
wereWs‘dstnntlttestodetermine
whethdtwssldhsadv’nabls togives
WM “no";
Wrihmdelaployessre to-
dayWithnewstandplpenear the
northendoftbsdepotplstlorm.betwesn
the "" en’s and the horse car
track. ltwfilbensed by the Danhnry
divhlott‘ loconiotivw for taking water.
Theoldstsndpipsssntbof the depot is
toberephcsdbysnewose.
—Plenty of fresh Bnerr’s candles on
handstlane’s, llessblngtonstrset.
'l'bthalcSundsy SchoolAwoclstion
willholdaninstitntsinthslectnrsroom
Iof the W church. out
weslt. Thenwilbsflvssrdnns. ‘l’nw-
dayevenlngfrotn no to no o'clock;
Wednahy much; from 10 to";ch-
sesd‘ysffinoatfromd to 4:1“an
magnum-motors) sndTbnrs-
daymorflnafmmlbtollo’clock. Pro-
priorities-en‘s, Pt. I)... of Yale
lill.tlvwdty;‘9V ,. “lithium
imply-nosed outta he
II N‘. a w”; .’ :>\ 'i.
Thepsrfnrwsasssivssby "Tbslnnth
Before be In" sswpaay. at lode
Balhlsts‘rdayeysvtsgmsswelisussd-
sd ssdrsstbnslwtlnslly received. The
cowpdy‘nhflnssboatstatywswbns.
many of whoa: we pastas southern
flatne- were
tattoo webdlss
asdddhetnghshttsrpwforwsdls a
wsaaerssldcwsreaosthsstspwiaths
north. maintain-amused
wwsnsuelsst
mm
Ibsflsrrlsflsbwek, «W
kssbsnttbsgsssteflmwlcrosths
.lisslwwanlwltbbsssuscssdsd
maddest“
”er Wanna
'"ii‘" ,,,;.'I
' ~15th eddy. ova «by.»
mlans’aleaddngtoad
———’——-n
Tbeupsn—oftbeflsnwsldwswbly
Wadi-insult which scoontplhbed
nothtngbflgnrsdhytbnflartfordCotlro
antssnssrlymmo.
TbsmembessoftbsY.W.C.T. U..
are regs-ted tontsst at Its. G P.
Watcrs'. W waning.» m
Plesssbringthlmblwsndsciwurs.
Lastnl‘htwssthecoldtst one of the
winter. At 10 o’clock the thermometer
ugheredtenaboreseroandstbo’clock
this morning only two above. At 9
o'clockitwasnptoteaabore.
—Timc: January ll.
Phce: Schoolbsll.
Event: Spellingconte'st.
In consequence of the inclement
weather. last week. the invitation for
the poblintowitnesstbe workingof the
new municipal electric plant has been
extended tntbis week. All are invited
to call any "at".
Honolulu. 8.8» Bennett. of Wow
terplacc. has” left for huflalo. N. Y..
where Mr. Bennett'w listen—stat in boat
sew. Mrs. Bennett will return in about
threeweeks to spend the remainderol'
the waste: here—New Haven News.
Pensions for Constraint—Original:
Helium Dttwns.Blatn 3. Richardson. I".
6 ok, A. ll. (lass. Samuel Tryon,
Charis Turbos, Robert Reed; additional:
Ferdinand Pats. Charles A. Potter; In.
crease:)’«silo mereland; original widows.
eta. Sarah Grant. Weslths A. Lynne.
-l’|IN, ccfie with pwre cream. 5c.-
cupfiléwt restaurant. Open all night.
The bat manufacturers of Dsnbnry are
indignant.nua d‘wpstch from that city
soys.overrhnreports which have been
circulated to the ell-ct that the Dunbnry
companies are fast going to plenum-ring
to the prevailing style of gender-en’s
Wmthnhsa Alpine hat. It has
been suid that. dilaub'l'y only tulle
still bats, the factories would soon go
' under and thncity's main industry col-
lapse. That thisrrportis unfounded is
shown bythefact tbatthereare at pres—
ent eightortaenfactorles ntakingthe AI-
pinestyleofhstandcnnnot make them
fsesrnoogh. Oneortwooftbefactories
arnidle at present. owingtntbe holiday
mason. Asidefrnntthhthebatbusinew
hasprosaonsssconldbe desired.
._... _.___.~——.__
”DIWALI KENS.
A Ivnsny W at Its-a Irw- the
muslin-w.
Thswater pipes in the Bardenbrooh
buildingbnrsttbismorning.
Ian Natheis. the little son offloury
latheis,offlighstrvct.bqniteili.
lb Vera Wombat Int arenoe.will
entertain the (SW Uteruy club. to
“U" .
Parron'B. Plummet Princeton col-
Isgn.lstbn gout of Bsywoanurtimf
[tutu-turret.
Theinfsotsonoflr.nndlrs.Waltsr
Ilanr,ofBeldenavenae.dledthlsmcrn-
ing. Atwlnshtersorvivmhlm.
The ennui msstingof the Falrbeld
GonntyCIerlcaldoelationbbdng held
st‘I‘risity churcb.Westport.today.
-—itrs. Potts’ sump-us Irons. out
psrset. ii. 1!. Williams. lb Wall street.
Horses .Bllls. Jr.. obnirmsstwofflracs
fl‘fi‘b s
ersofths Horwslk asdloutbllorwslk
Blestrichlgbt cowpsny willtakspbcs
thbaftwnoon.
——n.__.....
W.Il.llswkb,of'wtlsinstrsst.bss
rstnrnrdhnwsaftsrassatssdsdstsy is
We. 1.. I..wbershshwjawcuwo
plswdsbsitdisgcoatrasr.
mmummw
washskifrowtbsrddsacs of her son-
iii-lemmaswplortbmgonlaln
Int-”hm W. lsv. l’. I.
Ital“- oflfltlsg. 1|..qu was is
Udeasswsiwy.
‘ fishntbsCmeabssswt h bsr
Watts- as trash: taped: lvssf
“Mm“.ddltbasdeo
steed wll as to Brainy, when kw
hsntrmhstbsahspsnwtpushtss
wllhthsndkwyllhsd. lbs Chas»
”with. revisits-annui-
on. plans «In-wuss. silt within
mm .2 ~
‘l'hs‘lslissttbsilsiwsw m
wmwwsmw
h the “titliwi-fi
e
" s4 ' wartime-roll
hammflms'
”Elwwa-teaebsriatbs‘
=rstl
.‘ employed at J
t';
“*thth
Ileana Hoyt wssont for the any
“ammo-“stiles..-
fl‘
n
' ¢
dust. :
r. w. Hubbard.“ Boron. nun...
lsagndatthsl’. St. John lackwond
residenceonlwtsvesna.
mmmammm.
asuftbs sum banks will be an
tom-whingiromltwitoclocb.
‘- B Ammmtberudlhil
morninginsdvsnceostodsll‘sfiw—
madam. flsjolsed tbecompanyat
ilewlhven.
“the Klax’sfions. ofthellorwalk Con-
gregationfl church. wilIhold a tasting
inthnlt'll'ary “atomic-night
irom‘ltudn’ciock.
Attorney James T. Bubbril, the newly
elected borough clerk. qualified last 8st-
nrdsy. Samuel Weed. his distant.
will probably qualify today.
Special meeting of pvaire and prayer
will be held inthelectnroroomof the
Norwalk Baptbt church Tuesday. Wad.
need-y. Thursday and Friday cvcolnp.
new”: tbePine lslandengine
house on the . Duahnry division
of the _ Consolidated railroad,
which was bombed out rwently by;
locomotive, ha been rebuilt.
,
The old elm tree which stmd in front
of Munsm Hoyt‘s residence was cut
down this morning. Carpenters have
been working for a work. taking it dorsn
in sis-tins. it is said that the tree is at
least one hundred and fifty years old.
nckwell, the engineer
,Buckley & Son‘s rub
bt-r factory. was going into the entciae
hum Saturday aftermath. when a lame
icicle dropped from the rtvtf of the build-
ingand striking Hr. Rockwell on the
beatdmtadeepgasb two and noel-all
iocheslmg in his scalp. tendering him
uumvsciotts. A physician was ammon-
ed. and after the man's injurim were
dressalhewascsrried to his horns on
Harbor avenue.
The remrt of the Mn Board of
Health for the month of December
shows that there were numerous casss of
throat sléction, influenza and grip. and
heavy colds. 0f contagious dissed
tberebavebeenonlysfewcdes. Than
relented were three of diphtheria. titres
of media and three of scarlet fever.
All the cues of measles were contracted
out. of town. This month there have
beenafewcssesoftypboid learned a
little scarlet fever reported Influenza
and grip are still prevalent.
FMPT la" h
The funeral offlrs. Cornelia Kicker
soniloyt,whodied isstThnrsdsy morn
In'alterafsw honrs' illned. was held
tblsmorningfromberlatsbotnoiaxcw
Canaan. Ber. It. C. Raids oflciating.
liniloytwasssisterofAlonzoNlcker-
son.ofthisplacs. Bbshadoot been In
goodbralth.butwasnotconllnedtoths
hoses. On Wednesday morning site
had astrokeofpsralysis.alectingons
sidsof her body. She could not talk
verywell.bntnndsrdoodwbat wssssid
tuber. Sbsmndosllyfnilsduntlldeath
came. liaBoytwasthswidowoftbs
hte Henry B. Hoyt. a Few Carmen
bmlnewntan.
IIAIAHC Illlfllllt
'lhnatrtsallattsssln'hsshm
“0""th
Kendall‘s Ila-:1: who appear at
Ntnlcllallnsat yore-ingots
thnsspokenofbythslbilyllslon.”
'3’
ep to em.“ m .. sl, limb-dead”
“lipid:
--lr‘ii 4!, v ., v“ .
may” db- '3‘” u ‘
sis." 'l'hsskatcbisscnnalowerdionof
a ilttlsof west everything. It Isn't
snyldsntlon at his: s w "m
alert.” as a inn-ska it falhlhlw
Madmsdbbtquwtlondtya
no. “tantra-”keepers”. purses
isthebnswlnpnndhswnrddpsslsot
lssghtsrrisgostslwtstevsry winds.
rumor-mum
uavrlisged’wbissthdlnusebw
”unlimited—trust, and
whattbsyddtbsydowsll.’
wads-rhesus” has In
Darthyssdhbowsnswpssysfspsswl
wttststospywratthsflnrwslkOpsra
“Moraine. Jens-y mm
the htwtuwsw “Ths lswblw hunt
ctr-s” dispensers-nuts sea It
manhunt.“
F
"*erman
STREET. SOUTH
e
3011,
NORWALK. CONN.
service and best goods possible
tomb in position tosopply your requirements in our lint,
furnishing the highest Order of Foreign and Domestic Fancy .
Groceries. Canned manageable. and at prices” that will I ,
bgar favorable comparisons with any rcprescntstivo house in the
trade. We start on the new yesrafuliy equipped to give the best
happy and prosperous New Your,
' I am respectfully,
CHAS. E SEYMOUR, A ‘
lending litter. 33 Washington rt
to obtain, tmd wishing you n,
on. rat: ltl'ltt.
lowsnldflsdpalthnlisyinlass
Ins-III.
MW“ Bastllorwalk.
HttownthismornlngforAvoumPark
I 6‘," “I;
WW“!
I
4:59”; A 3‘. I
so? ‘v‘
u l mu - ,
”and Ira. Frank Parsons gave a
birthday party to their son Clarence.
Friday evening. at their home on First
avenue. it being the fifteenth anniver-
sary of his birth. Games and music
were tbsorder of the evening. At ll
o'ch-ck refreshments were served. All
"rot-d baringbad agood time.
t‘lsltlflll Phsllltl.
Mrs. Harriet Buckley. who has been
very sick. 'wslowly improving. ‘
" In. John Gorbstn, of Wilton. is not.
in: her mother. Ira. Jane Smith.
Aaron Olmstead's house isneorly cone
pleted, and he has taken possession.
Misses Bits and Bertha Coley have
viw'ted Miss Pains Bradley, of Weston.
Frank Gregory and family have visit-
ed Ifr. and Its. Ebenerer Fitch. of
Weston.
Georgerick and family,t;f Wilton,
re moral intobis place on the Past
Rocks mod.
Sire. Gnome Nichols. of Chestnut Hill
has been very sick with an absurd, but is
now on the road to recovery.
A surprise party was given to
Aaron Ulrnstead. by a number of his
friends and neighbors, on Wednesday
evening.
In. ntyton Mum. of this place, is
t.
,. y fur-w.
Ir. and Mrs. John Benedict. in Weston.
Her recovery is donbtfni.
“£8705.
'I‘lIch-tlterof Mrs. N. P. Favor died
lately at Briswl, N. B.
- E. W. Brslioy celebrated New Year's
by setting: large coal [it no fire.
'I'itb infant danttbternf Hiram J. No
Donkey died onSatttrday. Thefnncral
was held Sunday.
Mid [Jain K. Adan. '- visiting
friends in New York and her sister, Ilia.
Hattie. in in Arlington. N. J.
Colonel William Floyd Liverworr. of
New York. who has lately vwitrd Rev.
Alexander Hamilton. inn gnndorpbew
of William Floyd. signer of the Dcclarn
lion oi independence.
Miss if. Eloise hum. of Lyon's
Plains. teacher of the North Wilton
mt. and William L. Keeler. noting
about visitor of Wilton. were married in
Wentpurt. by Bev. J. E. Coley. Decem-
ber 29th.
HERE: AND THERE.
Important ans of the Tawney-ad stats
Che-wield! in a (la-dawned f“.
The succe- that has characterized the
work of one temperance toiler. Murphy.
in Neridenneems marvelous. Last night
I!) We signed the pledge and 3400
was raised insidsof ten minutes. at the
meeting. for the purpose of establishing
a (impel Temperance mission.
0:- Saturday Secretary of State Pbelan
informed Richard J. Dwyer. first awist~
ant clerk, that he would be promoted to
the chief clerkshipon February 1. tostlc
csedll.8.llintnanof Oxford. who has
been chief clerk for about tltlrtewt years.
Secretary Phelsn also announced that
thsrnwlllbesowsehanps in the minor
clerical as soon as they can be
made without disturbing the businew of
the allies.
Aterriblsflhtoccurred in the boarding
horns of Hrs. Redmond. on Railroad
even-en Bridgeport, yesterday after-
noon. Tho-as Dooley wm shaving Wil-
lawreoceacemsdmdl'fl'm”
lawman-Waffles»
.awillbsdvsn inward.”
muOo’eiock. with the fol
pews-we. Altman- wilbs
has.asdallluvsrsof Macias“
esp—subm- unn- i .2... rs.
sagas" ........ ...r.rsns
nus-ham
“ha-her...
... u..- .. ....
"ceased
“3‘th
very sick at the residence of her parents. ’
haulawrsncswlth a dell rsnorwllw war
ho ' .
snllhnsfiswlnsr............lad
“Miami-(7.... .....lsaart
30” AND EN”
inwaterisuuodforpulnu.
Vsldcsta. 6a.. claims to have a whit
s
A king without justice but river without
W
”Imam"- -
W‘s... plain. to...» as
twewICabeand Doksrln mo.
Woman willdo innumerable thing for
brstbatsbewillnotdoformoney.
'l'bstwoneannnrd Atlanticlinsrswm
benearlyaslongsstbsGreatE-dern,
Disc-smoftheeymdo notlt with
civilisation. while the skill of ocnlista dud
slxoltbemostsnccnnfnibnsinnnstoren
in Machine. Ale. are owned and run by
women '
Old fashioned splintbottom chairs look
exceedingly well paintsdinsuit green and
varnished.
Anunetofguidwortbdfteendollanw-
picked on thcotberdayinthedimnpat
Byron. Ila.
Csliforniabasallttleglri who has nine
downwonebandand eight too on the
oppositafoot.
Thewhiteol an egg, with a little sugar
and water. ingots! for a child with an in
riublestomach.
Arizona produced “ammo in gold.
1’.me inxllrcr Indflo’dlldm in copper
duringlsstyesr
AnAshborolN. CHIN has among his
dccdsalatnimntmamemherofhisfsm-
lly from George III
The father of Kant. the great German
thinker. wasnmuldler and taught hissw
lheelcrnerttsnfthe trade.
General Benjamin F Butler. beanie of
his midi-r drooping eyelids. wu cdlsd
“Old Cockeye” by hissoldiws.
It isaslngnlsr fact thatpoliticslplrti-
aregeoernlly defeated beau-e
leamasfsatastbepsoplewhodo tbs votr
Inc
“'bilr workmen weredisxingaoellar at
New listen the other day they camsnptm
thssnrface It ibellevedtodstsbankto
thetinisoftbel’ttrltan
Brokers Dem-rallied.
Themnovdinary commotion onewom
an cam-ein acrowd and thatwotnan a
quiet. self contained. ladylike matting
about her own liming at ocusionally Wile
snowed down' in Wall street nrstans hint»
hriy crowded neighborhood given nverto
maleatw money getting. It is once! the
annulus things of the metropolitan streets
There- arewotnen in nearly-ill of thehi‘
out! buildizydowntown Mcnpow so
' .JW
and typewriters. and the latter accustomed
tootsie bundncassociety. Onewould Intr
orally suppose that this familiar re
would lend urticaria the shock of
contact with anything in skirts
But it doesn't.
A swell woman of swagger
tnrttsdown Wall street any businessfi
noon will immtrnlof more attention than
sheerer before in her life received. If she
be deemed as i saw one the other day it will
beanovatioo Thisynong woman woven
reddrestarndwrapJed bat.rsd shoe-Jed
stockings. red gloves—everything in m
wasted have only her hair antieydand
than were black as a raven‘s ring. She
had a lovely figure. and her springaup
and the spirited pose proclaimed the that
ongbbred. Hen turned-round to look‘
her and bumped against dch other and
tnruedandgut banged thh wayandthat
in the crowd because oi this rare vision.
and untied and apologizied only torun into
somebody else. Iler course down Wall
from Broadway was productive of more
collisionsthan was overseen sinnstbe last
financial panic. The whole stock market
fell off and things Iookedfererlsh—just for
a few minutes-that the federal buildi
swallowed be: up. and Wall street rela
into itacnetotnsry apathy for allutcrnnl
thing—New Yorkllerald.
M'nm In!“
Theresderwill pleasebearinmindthat
the mouthwasbccsmberandtbsyeartbe
lastlsapyvar.
’I'bsyonnxman hadbeencotning tosss
herwithrnrncstand aerionar'nlarityfor
llsbadddoyeditimmmelyJornommt
scamumnottunguntnshsniun.
Yethebaddblnotbingatlesstnotbin.
thstwasanythlngtospsakof.
Bytbswsy. that lsoneoftbs perniiari
tiaof nothing.
The girl knewthnt ltwa- alonglong
timsbeforsanotberieapyearwasdue.and
kindwbonenlsencunrsament.
Boonthisraternlnigntshsbsd thstrlc
”not.
However willing he might have been. be
nusnspieiona
Ilstrnstsd her fully. lien alwaysdotbat.
its. WWW'M ,Q"&.".:"r,ut"'"&7u """m‘w
W ‘8' A ”A little. hermpondedmodsntly.
and a MM ,M; , "autos-isms ' y i”
WWW 7' “'1‘ 'fi: tummm‘“ mag-m;
'5‘ It“ “'v ' ' M withalsshof ' ‘
aura-W“ “cm "I mm."llflnltl promptly
“Hr-"r W ...... T” "" ”hummer: "r"
.. m ”rots. r'sbsmurmnrsd.and llsrry
”‘m" ksewthat be was a men-Detroit Vise
Orgasm Prod
ssdsisowskstt inhsrsslszssl
Innthfoslnv ”was tit-sf
nulls-nuance“.- soup.”
Thsfatbsr'nt HsrueTookswosapopltry 7
dwmgm ”Wm?" *
she knewthe yonnglnanwsaonsufthat .l
'l'bstfillsoorlssou
'l'bisitis,desrf
Boone-willow!!!
ltysudohotTAG
PEllPlE'S IIIKET.
13 North lain st.. Bo. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 528.
(looking a Steak—Broiled of Course.
Never wash a steak if it. can be avoided.
This advice does not meet with the appro
hation of some rocks, but these neat bod res
are very careful if the meat is given a
drenching to wipe it perfectly dry More
cooking. Before you place your steak on
the broiler see that your fire' Is a glowing
bed of coals. and have close at hand butter.
salt. pepper and a bot platter Vow place
the cut on the broiler and drop it upon tLe
cm]- for two minutes when it Intuit. be
turned. In this way you secure the juices.
and it is then ready to receive a more
moderate treatment. Watch it constantly
and turn so dexteronsly that it will not
smoke or scorch.
Ten minutes Lt all that is needed for a
rare broil Take a keen blade and cut into}
the thickest part.
purple tinge transfer at once to the dish
Sprinkle liberally with hits of butter, salt
and pepper. Union you have a hot water
dish do not send the steak in to the table
until all the family are seated, Tough
steak may be made eatahle by laying it on
a board and making slight incisions in the
ment.when. if it is rubbed with thest ’ ’
inice cl a lemon and placed on ice over
night. it will be ready for breakfast.-
Pbllsdelpbia Inquirer.
A stub-Tera, with n—-_
"Did you come across any brizands in
Sicily l"
“Plenty! But I always got the better of
w
anoldfanltionntlwnll nhouttafnd be”. than
"flow sol"
“0h. simply enough. Every time I met
a suspicious looking character on the road
I want npto him and asked an aims.”—
Conm'er dn Midi.
Aw Oyster I an Decided.
Adecision of interest to South Nor
walk oystermen was recently rendered
*vy Judge Thayvr. of the Superior Court.
n an oyster bed boundary suit. 8. k D
Thiprnan claimed that the defendants.
B N. Rowe & Son had moved buoys.
which designated the brundary ltnat at
certain oyster grounds off the West
Haven shore. and claimed damages of
{600. The court found that the plaintifi.
and failed to establish the boundary
ho lines and judgment was rendered for
the defendants to recover costs.
“in buying :2 mugh medicine for chi!
nlren." says II. A. Walker. a prominent
nlmggist of Griff]. Utah. "never b
afraid to buy Chamberlain's (fungi:
Remedy. There is no danger from It
and relief innlwuys sure to follow. I
particularly recommend Chamberlain‘s
more [have found it to be safeand
reliable. It is intended especially for
colds. crimp and whooping cough." Fifty
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson,
druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
{100.00. which gives 19 people dyspepsia,
and these people spend 81.456.00 in doo-
tors' bilb and finally have to pay 85.“)
each forCactasBioodCure tocnrntbctn.
whatwonld bathe ssriugper capita if
titedinnershouldnotbegivmtbere
being 87 per‘ons at the feast!
Inquire st l’laisted s drug store where
you mayhare the problemsoivcd and
getinftwmationabont ictusBloodCurr
EEECIIOI.
mt Noawsut. ('onn. Dec. e line.
The annual meeting of the stock-
hold I this Bank for thselectinnof [rim-
tors in theensnltu ycar willhs held at its
flankl 1 House on hcltlth day of
an
twnoc
dens
In.
neat. between the hours
k p. In.
C IIAIlLlS I. name.
Cashier.
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Pot'rn Noawsu Ssvlsos Bass.
At a mined? the Bank {to Jade. a dirt:
m In depositors was declared all the“. rats of
cost. per aaanm tor the six Inut-mulls
hI" Ifih. thigl'ntsrrst“ not drawn “and; be
tn, Inn of nus lattes.
Is Iivsntba battbsltnardot
fl .yctllonlhl‘orwalk kwili
D. '0 trailer.
City of losth Kuwaiti“ the Ilist
Denswber. n.
1he Norwalk
PBEI’ABITIIBI SCHOOL
Mildew-lb.
A lililary. Min-5:“ lay fishsel
rhodium-mm. Jami.
”veteran.” nelltisyssr
"been. so...
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us—mmmm.
. Address it!) E] avenue. South Norwatk.
If the heart has lost its' y
’l'ns l‘tm KATIIYIAI. Ball or Sorr- lloa— ” “
when.
Would you know wbstpraiss“I is bigbtat.
and
Pureand simple Wimitagghm
Corneandfollowwhernwelcadyoo.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
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PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
21 Wall It. Norwalk.
Telephone all. 51-8.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Baal Estaleand Insurance
WASHINB'I‘ONM
Persons looking” foraloLnr house audiot.
callhndexatnineonrllet. Niacin havsthenfor
sale in every partof the city at rvastmahls
pricesa atermndnnta-v null!
WANTED.
“YA\TIZI)—Board for lady and little girl of
Ea .hnnnod we table:
““3333... 'ifi‘é‘dm°'?$"3'”'i'”n'¢"m..h° "‘
Km . a on ow
F (1'. . Sentinel office. 8 out Norwnlk ll
5E \‘IENI'EEN-YEAB "Id Hung-flan girl.
can speak Engiub wants a situation for
grn- mi ban ework. or take careof children.
IT I
‘. 7A‘TED—A good woman uhonsekeepe
one who understands cars of a child and
can furnish refervnces. For particulars
tire~s C. care of Branch Sent women.” Nor-
walk Court.
A P0511103 by roonglsdy as arm-true
nr keeper. l eferenca fun I].
Addr- as 5..“ Sentinel olllce. Booth Vorwajl‘k.
1w
‘V’ANTED—fl) trimmers on >nft hats. Good
pron. and wally worn year round.
Curt make eight to twelve dollarspnrwsek.
Wheelenk Russell Hut .100" llii er It. and R.
It. avenue. Newark.“ . J. islw
WANTED. Ian—Gemml-t-bmw lady to travel.
way (mom paid hen. Enclose references-ltd
self-addressed stntu velopn. Ni d’t‘hnnl.
l. 08 \Ionadna-ck h’ ‘g. (3.13... I
‘1'!) LEI'E‘.
xled ‘ELi tarnished r om.wifh board.
. I" Ive minutes? walk of depot.
at 31 flay-view ave ne. South Sorsalk.
VIP ELY furnished from room.heated; ad-
J. joiningthn bulb morn. Apply to \o 18
Madison street. it
V [malts W irer street. milk 3 rooms Water
9 strut. aw: i wer psn hon-c Huston
street 3L0): bottle “est Sn walk
bitten at live Mile River, Slim. Honda
lots sale on any payments. Rafi:
.w
ltsatw
Apfilr
FLATS in the new tenement house on Ana
31m..8-lu(ll .‘orwalk. Apply toJamcs
C. Cr are. Ninth Norwalk. at it
lw'tld‘tsone of seven mums and chant
nine twins. in the Hudden b .cor-
ner of W all and Itiver streets. Norwatk J}-
dl‘l
ply on the presumes
0011M; :Lsxitdroomacoruerflrore street
5 and W: w avenue. 512‘ cottage 6
“outward avenue. rent hit: tire mom on
first floor. corner South Main street and Han-
Irl'd Placer. Krill Slit: {our rooms
Woodward avenue and M street; rent
9. Apply to Ii. A “'00de
Til}: t'hicltester place. at Harahal street.
and t one heron“ll :
bundance of fruit trees. etc.
month. inquire-st then caof :6»: “all
Ligrr C..o or Washington street. dill
lyoflh recnptlons. entelrtailptnent‘ahm parties dd
Sort-sis. minimum all modarncon—
venison-3.10 rnlen. Inquire nl
treason-h
J. tr. Jennings. 4 Knight street.
TflEstnrn lately occupied by the J. and J.
Hermann Companr. a so a aniloof rooms
in June: block. Apply to I'. tit. John Lock
wood. trnstee. all t!
M roE‘VSAnn.
\ ATIOSALcseb register. nearly new. ‘Ilav—
L log (“an of my businem. I oflnr the
“or.“ for ante al 2! room dt- ‘ml Can be
seen at I? llanfortl .tieorxe 2. Smith.
30 if
nose.
5' Wet nicotinb pair or dark No.37...
(
gsontlet storm Finder will lease
return them mt'urnnmck llrotbera’tsont l?"
I
walk store.
riff _.. . .,_t ..
susm utu. sum tststu‘
W. ll IKAI’P. flames.
ORB EV E5180.
....... TllllllSllAY, JAN. l2.
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Hill ’ .3
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tom IEll nusm stun tin}
mu llllllltfllt. 1 r rt
in the npruarlons l y ovineett
” LAWN TENNIS.
theme prownnced nmrnisivs messed! -
wrest mason.
The time to I taught Inn in Solid Chas
dsl
nil servant! I s
57h of taint inadad'm
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mt:ynao:'stnrts”'zt H mus-rm bursts-
nhhsonvsnu to are p my
attentiln‘t hspsrfortwaans. Mimosa p
inst no. “him;
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ram“ Harlin. Jill. I3
Dan McCarthy
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