dry room, and a third
,mtilahighforthsatsrsge
exchange. The large cfllce
U. - ‘lntcsixsmall offices
m‘mg the stone mason.
., w. a plastererand probably
blind dealer will occupy the
W.” ' ,
, Hal-It unuausuy high tide this
_ 7, andannmber of vessels hauled
" ”hellfire ffl’ the winter were dis-
' "f'btttnceorhus damage resulted.
" on... L. Teeple isquite sick. and
. ”Win ramll‘l home for some
‘ $ Itllarge and attractive
:30- now made so warm and
_ _‘ "1h, the Utlcs furnace, its
-Miuoourteoos ushers, its wel-
trimmer, stake ita church
ill! people. for the people andby the
’ " Til-arrow evening the sub-
implanted will be “The Priesthood,
the Temptation.’l'he Sympathy, The
Sake“ of Christ.” p
_ '.O.Cfsrke, cashier at the Metropo-
ill-awe insunnce office.“ ill at his
moi Cottage avenue.
Ila. Inna Olsen. of First avenue, is
flu D..Bnndall has submitted bills
{If the fictwalk Tramway comyny’s
‘alslloarhouse on Meadow street.
"loath ”whandlortb Standard on
Tl. ’l ‘ . . buifiig‘ht‘ Wilson’s
rel-t.
. Tasfifling smack “Flash" came in
,~ from the seat. yesterday, with fresh ood-
lab.
h
I In. Ann A. Parhertin, who has mov-
Ilflotu Hendrick avenue to 194 Wash-
ington street bridge, is quite sick with
to grip and is under the doctor‘s care.
It! GmgFannard, of this place.
“but! ether work in the Norwalk
'duw factory. yesterday.
. [embardwork for the trolley cars
h’fifirted this morning on account
,ng airtim- and water covering the
I teach. At the corner of VanZlndt ave-
“and South Osborn avenue it was
mwrunback quite a distance
and.» another start.
malls or The stars.
’. Ida-n of Internet from lvery Qaarlar of
Connecticut.
, Papers have been served on the city of
7‘ Wm as defendant in the biggest
' use silo ham-no.om~brougm byJ.
3. hole. receiver for Charles Fletcher G:
On. Thalrmlbad a heavy contract to
u tour hill of 86-inch cast iron pipe,
ssss’snloa of the pipe line of a... city’s
use mp1] from the town of’l’hom
The work was nearly completed,
City Engineer Cairns. in accor-
“I! with the privilege given him by
“mt. certified to the committee
# “I. met the work was unnecessar-
." delayed. The committee then took
contract from the concern. The
fin minto'lhe hands of a receiver a
twin!»
A Mano the Rev. ii. W. Hunt. of
M while practicing gymnastics
fl ad struck his check against a
m. Wednesday he learned that
”M bone was broken and the
I had fallen out of place At the
- shiavsehospltslhy adellcateopsra-
theplrcswaspctbsck intoltsposl-
without making aumclsion. and the
.“ - lsrapldiy recovering.
”an
e.
’ Ohildran cry for
flutters esoteric.
. Muslim» -
“meatball inst. Khalid lit.
it underwear-molesters
Bowsy'toe. their (mar bum. who will
sincerely sy _ with the wife in
herbwfivslneut. Itr. White weesnsse
of gen disposition and warm in his
friendship. He wesin the fortyrsighth
yssrof his age. Edward White left for
the west immediately on-Vrsoeipt of the
unlocked tot infer-elicit. .
At the llstbodist Ephccpsl church.
Sunday morning. thapsstor's theme will
be «we» lt‘llmto Live.” at the
closeofthesermonthsrs will be recep-
tion of members. both on probation and
into full connection. In the eveningtbe
services will be evangelistic. and the
singing will he. ~lsd by the chorus.
Everyone should remember the young
people's meeting at 6:15 in the chapel of
the church. Aliens cordially invited to
attend. J. H. Slater, pastor.
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Crowell
was held yesterday afternoon from the
residence of John Hoyt. and was largely
attended by relatives and friends. Revs.
Slater and Atkinson officiated. The
pallbearers were William Ferris. Win-
fieldGrant, Robert Dibble and Theron
Lockwood. There was singing by Mrs.
Heveloo Rowland and Mrs. Ida Sharer.
The interment was in Union cemetery.
Selectman E. Thomas has had another
layout made of Main street for the Nor-
walk Tramway company. The street is
designed to be forty feet wide, and takes
but little land from each side of the
street. It is probable that n petition will
be circulated and the property-owners
asked to sign it. giving the Tramway
company permission to extend its line.
Grand Worthy Patriarch Hohenthal.
ct the state order of Sons of Temperance.
visited Rising Star Division. No. 40. last
night. Refreshments were served and
addresses were made by Messrs. lichen-
thal, O. H. Golder, George Wicks. E. B.
Beacons, Harvey Ankart end Ills. Wil-
liam J. Crew. Instrumental selections
were rendered by Charles and Shepard
Wells.
Yesterday afternoon. as Arthur Mills
was driving along Main street with a
load of oysters, and had reached a point
opposite William Moser’s residence. his
wagon broke down. and he was obliged
to get Edward Ladrigan's express to de-
liver the bivalves.
The Baptist Sunday school has elected
these olilcers: Superintendent. John
Sherer; assistant superintendent. Addi-
son F. Hathaway; secretary. T. Dertt
Ferris; librarian, William Sniflin; treas-
urn, John Crockett. , ‘ ‘
The Merrylnskers will give a card
party next Friday night at the home of
Misses Lizzie and Gertrude Dibble. Main
street.
bliss Eadie VanBuskirk has been con-
fined by illness to her home on Main
street the past few days.
Miss Bertie Heuschkel. of Main street.
entertained _a number of her school
friends. Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mead and
daughter. of Greenwich. are visiting
Samuel Mead.
Mrs. Caroline Perry left this place yes-
terday for a visit in Brooklyn.
lilies Lillian Hoyt is visiting her sister,
u... 1’0'19;__is_!35dierd._N .35.-..
BABIEN AND NOROTON.
The Sunday school superintendenls'
conference. held Thursday in the Con
gregatlcnal church, was a very profit.
able session. The opening devotional
service was led by Nelson B. Mesdmf
Greenwich. Following that the impor‘
teem of the home department was em-
phasized by Rev. Arthur Reqna. who
presided. He spoke of the simplicity of
the organization. and the practical na-
ture of its work. It is not so easy for
people to find excuses for not joining the
home department as for not attending
church. and having joined the former,
they areoften influenced to attend the
latter. and in some instances become
active members of the church. This line
of work can beengaged in by Christian
Endeavor Sunday school committees.
helps to put the pastor in touch with
men. emphasizes the church's interest in
the masses and is a step towards revivals
such as are originated by a personal
studyof the Word. At 11:80 an inter
eating discussion was introduced by L
B. Stillman: oi the Bridgeport 000W
tlonsl church. on “The duties an
pcrtuultlls of the superintendhnt in to
lstion to the regular attendance of
scholars.” C. B. Fonts. president of the
State Bundsy School sssochtlon.epoke
of that school as a "model school" in
many respects.and certainly this plan
seemed to be an admirable one. At 12:15
p. m. a collation was served by the
ladies in the prayer meeting room of the
church. At 1:30 President Fonts con
ducted a highly interesting conversation
on "What can the superintendent do to
promote the temperance cause in and
through the Sunday school?" "What
arethe duties and wportucitlce of the
superintendeotln relation to the teach-
era?" was the last topic treated of. There
mt cspsehershesrd on this before
the ral dhcussion. Nelson it. Head.
of wish. and Frank limped. cf
olswl‘s Ferns. With the exception of
thsbsnsdlctlcn,thseloslng part.“ the
place. life time for ten nodes was forty»
eight minutes. thirty seconds. Siam
potitors were Dexter Deans. of liswdsld;
William Lockwood and Charles Richards.
of Stamford. Ifr. Raymond’s title for
the two-mile race was eight minutes. two
seconds. He skated t James 7.
Daily and Edward Long. of Greenwich
By constant use by memberp of the
”Domino club" for several years past,
the chairs in S. Hall & Son's meat “f4
ket have become worn out. and the bright
little clerk has hit upon a novel methoi
of replacing them. He exhibited consid-
erable ingenuity in the construction of
a “mite box." which was fastened to the
door. and any contributions dropped in
will be most thanklully received by the
members of the club. Although the
scheme has been in operation only two
days.about fifty cents has been deposited
in the box. ’
George Mossbaclr Mitchell, of Stam-
ford. late of Denver and formerly of this
place, was the guest yesterday afternoon
of his old friend, ex Justbe Koch.
The rails have been laid over the Main
streemge. completing the work on
the structure.
Min Madge Burke, of New York. is
.Waring. '
. You ought to know this: DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn and
stop the pain instantly. It will cure bad
ly chapped hands. ugly wounds, sores,
and a well-known cure for piles. G. A.
Gregory & 00.. and G. C. Siiileon.
DIED.
CfliCHESTEii-At her residence. ll South
Portland avenuehiirooklyn. on Thursday.
January “.1806. as. Cancun: ST. Jens
Outcomes. in the ninety-lifth year of
her age Funeral services on Mon-
day anusry es.
on
at 2 p. m.. at her residence
t avenue. Norwala. Conn.
Taylor at Golden
Real Estate and insurance,
WASH ““310! STREET.
l'crsons locking fora lot. or nouelmrncl lot
with the view 0 pnrehseigy.are invited to
call and enamiueour list. a have them for
sale in every part of the city nt reasonable
prices and on easv terms. aufltf
' bulimia and “dub? lishment. No. 4
0
Raymond street. our South Main
street. on line of electrl cars. South New
walk. Conn. We respectful) announce to the
citizens of South Norwsllt. crwslk and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and cinema business.
and arenow prepared to do all kin s of clean.
ing and dyeing in the very best style and man-
ner. Lad se‘ suits. dream. either made up or
a rt. cloaks. capes. infants' cages hmds.etc..
r lions. fringes. piano. 0 an. ill]
mufl‘le scarfs. ties. hi glovmid shoes.
also feat are cleaned and curled. ntleman's
masonic dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
tmannsr. C. BlITTERI’AflS. mill ti
sou‘T "'
' riser—cuss in... ' t... more;
be near West at st.
Eli. at. 80 Wired
Hi ti'
owner at E 'l'nylur “W".
(trot ULKVER E. BAH ix
lngton street.
URNER cottage on Livingston place. mod-
ern improvements. heater. hot and cold
water. bath. lannd . stationary tubs. etc.
Enquire MRS. WILL AM B. lillllfifl. N West
avenue. nib tf
130ml room front a nrtment over Olsen's
shoe store. suitabc for office or small
family: also four room It nrtmenf. third story.
roar. in building 93 Was llfl ton street. Rent.
til. Aflll office UH) W . l. CIGAR com
puny. ' \ 'sslriugtolretrcel. 126 if
IIOI'S'T and horn on Sinai-t mph... known
as the Wilbur E. Neill-cl; place: rent rea-
soiglltlile. Apply to TAYLOR it (lObiilN.
.. W
.r‘ “Anon-.— _....v _.M................. “a“...
WOlanre rooms. pert furnished if m nir-
cl. 4;: Wm street. South Norwslk. at
“REE mime illl-lotlth Main street. water
in. rent ill: til Woodward avenue. 8 rooms.
second fluid. rent til; house 07 Woodward ave.
nus. rent. ’13: honeslll rooms. 0 Hsnfnrd
lacemeconl floor of house. leis rooms). on
art Point street. rent.
Apply lo g: A. WOODWARD.
'27WWshirt“ifAilETWWw
A harmonic... all ” it} new. ni-
quire of ill. (ill so hit . tsilcr. Norwalk.
(limo. 121 hr
”AUCOT) five-octave o an.nll in and cm;
A fine llrllllnu lone :‘r‘idmmd as‘mw. cal
will! sold atonce. tAddress BOX 496. Kent
orwalh. Conn. ill lit
"Timbers sun BUILDING um. not.
t as on Quint-mi avenuefl sis me
each. early new and in condition.
(has) improved hulidlus lots.l “tumbler-1%.
BB .
dill ti’
c...........
Termseasy. Applyto FMNClS B
new ... .. men... .,
......”"‘i“‘l”“..‘i one o roofing-
masthead . ' . ”m
a llvery blade
a B. mil i all warranted.
SOUTH NORWALK K Alt! 02‘.“
FRIDAY
EVENING.
FEBRUARY l
LINCOLN J. OABTIB'S ltassiv
screw PLAY. 7‘
THE illillll
All nuclei were. wonderful
aadslectrlosdsuls.
Whitewash.
Dominicans.
mum
*mlltflim law as his
K.
wasteland a o
W.” 4M0 (3. La M, y.
Stamford. .
roommates" , Slant-
isrd. yesterday sttsrscca. , easily
H'tlflmm
by J. ' , a this
the guest of her sister. lire. Barry I".
provcments. in good location. inquire of lbOl'l
given at the residence of lies Hattie
Orawfordlisst night. tindarthe auspices
of Washington , Lodge. Independent
Orderof Good Template. The colors of
the occasion wwellow. pint enduran—
dsr Theeveniag was spent in playing
games and in the rendering of vocal and
instrumentsl music. There was singing
bySylvester Burton and Fred Hawks.
and piano playing by Kiss Bertie Ven-
Boosesr and lies Jeenla' Crawford.
Refreshments weds served, and those
present spent a delightful evening.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
Frank Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Toy-
lor, Mrs. John Crawford. Mr. and hire.
Frank Ross. Mr. and lira. Edward Craw-
f ird. lire. Weyman, Miss Emma Eagle-
hsrdt. Miss Helen Adams. Miss Bertie
Vaniioosear, Miss Lizzie Burhee. the
[uses CrawfordJfiss Elizabeth Smith.of
Oily island. John Guyer. Charles Hyatt.
Charles Larmer. Fred Hawks Sylvester
Burton. William Barbee. Jesse Taylor
and Robert Gregory.
Busy people have no time. and sensible
people have no inclination to use a slow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
promptly and gives permanent results.
9. A. (largely a 00., and o. c. Stillson
“OWE!
Special Town Meeting.
THE inhabitants. legnlv..ters of the Town
of Norwalh. are hereby unfilled lint
warned inata special town meeting will be
hold at the Town House. in said tow a. on Fri-
da .the let day nf February.A.ll. film. at 3
o'c och in the afternoon. for the followtno pur-
posses, town: 1'0 consider and take action
upon the follow it: petition cl" Matthew Cor.
belt and others. viz:
"1mm Sill-rim”; of flu Town of Nommlh. 1
petition you to call a special meeting of ti.-
voters of the Town ol burwalk for the follow-
ing til-poses:
onrdsr thntlhe fiscal year of filll men
shall end on the thirty-first day of August in
each year.
“To appoint a committee to examine the
town accounts. methods 0: bunk-keeping. man-
ner o' publishing the same, and to advise
what chan . if any.are necessary to secure ac-
curacy an publicity.
"To appropriate such sums of money as tlvc
meeting may direct to meet the expenses of
the. committee as appointed."
Dated at Norwsla. January 25. "Va.
3 (ROAR W. RAYMOND. l Selectmen of
EPBRMM ’l‘H'lll-l. he town
”E, as non. nastiest. lcf Norwaih.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parano- inver-
eeted in the layout. alteration and will-
saing of Cniar street. from falrdeld avenue.
to the Connecticut Turnpike. la the cltv of
south Norwalk. that the undersigned. disin-
terested (re-ebullient appointed by the mayor
to estimate and appraise the damages or been
fits. as the case may be. seeming to any pal-
son or persons from the telling of land for the
public uaeuafan-eald.or from such layout,
alteration and willsuin . will meet for that
our e at the Council .nambsr. is said city.
on ednesuav evening. February ii. laid. at l’
o'clocl. at which time and place we will hear
all parties in interest who may appear and dr
sire to be he ord.
listed at Sun h Norwnlk. Conn. January I.
WIHJ us A. MORTON. l
Ji‘liN W. POWELL. ~Irteholdere.
WALTER i.. wm'ox. i set is. s
Warns curative arm obstructs
OLIAIIZI).
A Li. Work we rrsnted to be done in the best
mannrr and for least money. Bloc-h or
split Wrunl..7 cord: he or straw by hale or
tonueiun work of all lads. C. L Jill
Box tlill. South Norwallt. «in Tim
llll Yllll
lllllllEST‘ u
.wr SELL
:lMANU
an AV.
Billldll OFF")
' ' .‘I.
t
And can give you the biggest bargains in
truth this time if we are never guilty of d
best FISH at the latest possible prices.
“North Iain It... So. itcrwalk.
FIRE! '
BIG FIRE
llEill’S. Silllllflll,
tile per lb.
.ifllofl
iwihs. lined ., ~ -
l7
"ll-muesli; The undersigned respectfu lyl
buy the best? There's a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
.00 Yllll KNllW
deuce and trade.
EL T. HATCH,
l5 Illidlllll. ITIEET.
MIL on "TH“ EARTH
seen this year. Call and are our stock and be convinced that we are telling the
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
W .. net
lcryeo’ln. Theses-n been
hutsrsystswthanthsons we have ss-
W Wok-ow whatla the low.
sstpawihls figures at which we can
asiiwhstwehavetooflertoy’casndwe
Mmlmscoosdingly. We will
sell all of our Hat’s. Boys? and Children's
OvercoatssndUlsters during our Con-
owduanaIsWithoat Any Profit to Our-
” .
«mats. $0.06. .8 N. 80.75. 813 40. 14.75.
011.75. till 76. $21.75, see 70.
Theold pvlcssremain on the tickets,
andtbenewprlc-can be seen on the
aanetieket.you buying at the lowest
cash figures. We Have the Latest Fall
in Vests. made of Drab Corduroy. the
large twill, seven buttons and iapelle on
the pockets for $2.50. Each style for
little money "'
OPEN THIS EVENING.
MEIGS & '00.
32‘! llnln cor. Bank St. Bridgeport. Ct.
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing.
DR. F. W. DARMER
sulfates llEllTiST.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without rain.
Sets of Teeth on Red Rubber from
$5 a up.
Artificial Teeth wnifiui Plates.
(Crown and Brides Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painlessly, soc
Amalga- Filllsgs, 50c
Platinum fillings, 75c up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
tefli work at reasonable charges and snare!»
Oillce open evenings until 8 p. in.
No. 42 WASBIKO‘I'ON I'fllll‘l'.
Over Post Ollice. South Nos-walk.
123 lyr
Gwen’s.“
Is the only place in town where you
can get genuine home made PIES and
CAKEi
lBiillEl’s
HON BOSS and CHOCOLATE. a line
fresh lot always on hand.
We' make a specialty of hot TEA.
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE, SAND-
WlCflES,stc.
Served at all Hours:
Celee 5c. Seadwichhes 5e
Tea he Pies 5e
Chocolate 5c. Cakes be.
is North lain Street.
South Norwaik. Ct.
unfit?“
NT”. after the ice houses are iillod.and no
lice thereof is given.all skating on Keel-
er's pond is forbidden under penalty for
trooper-ring. This is anecesenry prob ~
liitlon that must be enforced to comply with
the sanitary laws. Kernel is also hcrcty
given thnt thr- throwlng of stones or anything
else on the Ice or into the pond is trmpase and
will$he prmlrcnled. GEORGE i. KEELEB.
that a man is judged by
the quality of the goods
he sells.
llAlllY
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes con -
tells the story of a
large business with
us the past year.
GEAII. It“. III).
E. SOLIIIO' [Willi STABLE.
s
TURKEYSon Saturday that you have
clog the same again. Full line of the
’1 Wall at... Norwall
Ken's Fine All Wool Tailor Ifsds Ge.
15. so m‘ ins.
' Although this it-
sue dots origin
as a titers to
enumerate some
of our my gloat
lplgains in Sli-
unlay all the
resloinntetel.
yelws tsl ynuio
tale it for grant-
el this time.
It will be a grand time for shop-
Wpers. Lots of
At a. price to close out» “it:
if” thing that is classify re-
. - - :ush
meter stock wrilbe alas,
the
COST OR LE Sn.
"3.
If you have an axe to grindtlle
Wills assessors for listing:
E'property too high, co "
Woe and we will show 3‘...
Wot cost between last you
Wand this.
Boston Store,
83 Washington Street.
V wintertime“.
Hoyiis Opera Ho:
Ill LESTER
‘IN...
“JacR
MatineeTcmormwallzll/
en. Silllll, run. my?
BOLTON’S
SUPERB PlCTl"
ll fill) square feet of canvas. Power];
“ht. at
First lecture. Wednesday sh.
:llth. dnbfsct: "The Four N.
ill b “d... r‘cjtuze. Mogday ;'
l. . nice: “ ose .
Wonders " 8h“
aim": motors. xMon‘ds toad, of
ii an : “ .nm e
Fourth lrx'ture. Pride”) ll lop-
Hubierl: "woman Bridgeport,
Exnmltlon." .
t’ourve tickets. 75 ] South Not.
cent»; children’s slnz
llmrs open at 7.
Secure your more
of iirown dc Will-:flO'WILI. l
MW“... ......__ .___, 9
ENTE‘OVOIee and Ina
I." lion.
by the Impact office m the
Mt Mather were bur-
‘lflhll The post office
Tuasm the store. ma the
.m s Bates.
M”glued an entrance to the
Ll..bm'lnx out a window.
red the till and poet on“
Mr. getting in all less than .6.
a stamps and the remainder
Telephonesall.“ l WWW -— Tomes“. ill-11.".
lmlflnetreetJiridgeport.
FIRE!
Fl
. Upwardsof ll .
SALE AT aremissing. '7 'Mhflm
Appearances indicate thatths plaid.
92 'RS" was mg“, is” sad that the
sole.
, is scattered all over sh.
of tea were forced W60
“ or”tilled into snobs.
' "‘3‘“ "'3‘" "3d Wheelie were
. almost depleting Ir. We
hey were locked in the sale.
at molested. The stock of the
building.
and their
Canned
Whow to save the difiereniit'
. ,
SO. - NORWALK.
Tll-llllilll,
Sheppard”.
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