«Benjamin. Robertson who sustained a
paralytic anook homo time ago. in slow-
y, failing. . '
‘ 'I‘ho Emotions will meet with Mrs.
B. Smith. Osbovp avenue. tomorrow
afternoon at :i :30 {o‘clock
‘ 's‘Wauum Wright. or Samoan Avenue
Market. has‘mi attack of grip. and in
_. ”confined to his homo in Cottage are»
. and.
The funeral of Mrs. McKay was at-
tended yontorduy afternoon from her
home in ll‘ltch treat. The interment.
was in Wantporéi . .
n...“
’i‘he lat-neat number in attendance at
the East Avenue Mothodiut Sunday
School was on January ll. whcn 283
scholars were present.
, John W. Boattyflis‘renovatiniz his.
' store in East ‘Norwaik. Tho colorp uni
ed are very attractive and will make
this store. as a passer-by said. "the
prettiest in ,.,town.”
..._— .4...—
'i‘hc members or Mayflower iiook and
Ladder Company held their monthly
meeting. last night. and appointed rom-
mittrou to arrange for the annual ball.
.to .be. given ‘Somowtimo next month.
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i .oavd .Y on r dialer im-
illrs. Temple’s Caluhmitul
llama-Malia Bread and
Doughnuts.
. at the
East Avolnue Market
i i“ H 5’ iz'Afiiiifii‘éioo..‘
Batoonrofir. couu.
M...“
in The Stimuli Week
OF it i i:
am Ration. SALE
We've onc. of the (iroatcst
iiargains so far mentioned.
i~lamhurgr iimbroidcrics and in-
sertions to match.
Three hundred yards in the pur-
riiasc. slightly damaged by water
in transportation across the Atlan-
tic in November—innitirtcd by
irnstcin, \h’olfl & Cu. .\' cw York.
the largest importers and manu—
facturers of iimbroidcrios in the
United States.
After a settlement with tho
Salvage Underwriters the goods
were sold.
il‘ifty thousand yards was our
share of this largo purcliasc. and
the goods were oponcd Saturday
morning on our counters. with llic
hurry of getting" as large a quan-
tity oponcd up and shown in the
windows. The crowd was rc-
marltablc. it got-s to show how
quick the public respond to our
grand oilcriutzs. ,
Wu repeat tho price list again
today. and ran say that no such
goods wcrc cvor oi't'crod ovcr our
counters before at thcsc priccs.
The above rirrumuianccs could
only account for it. advicc is. t‘iliilt‘
today and do not losc this oppor-
tunity—«you can afford to lay in a
inturc stock.
‘ ' LOT I.
Cambric litigingu. Naiusook
litigious. L‘aulbrir inscrlions.
Nainsook inscrl‘ions. Nainsoolt
' il‘adiugs. (‘aluhric llradings.
3 CTS. YARD.
LOT 11.
Canibric iidgiugs. Nailisook
litigious. Naiusook iuscrlions.
(.Iamlnic insertions. Xaiusook
ii ‘adings.
LOT 111.
Canibric and {\‘ainsook liilga
iugs. inscriions and Headings.
' 8 CTS. YARD.
’ , LOT IV. '
Cambric and Nainuook iidgings.
inucriions and lit-tidings.
' “ . . ”Vi. CTS. YARD.
‘Lor v. '
Cumin-tr a‘ndNainuook litigious.
inscrtions and Headings.
, . .17 crs. rand;
" Lorw. ' g
Nainmok and Cambric Edg~
. tugs. 5‘10 to inches wide. value 50
‘ uts. to $1.00 yard. Sale price ,
. 25 CTS. YARD.
Q" aalc today. . , . I.
t
. evauiua
tho ‘atutomen‘t in The Sentinol. lust
‘E'hGa homo to reside with Mr. and Mrs.
at Marina
. thodili . , rah. amid?)
\m.‘prompuy.... ., -
WW
/ReV.J..~i.,Eaurt received a telegram.
ate last: two. a. calling him to New
York today, 0 meet his. wife, who is
roturnlagdro “a; visit to her stator.
‘5
Mrs.- H Crawford; llimo has ‘beo‘n
vary ; ll. but lat-now rapidly .nopoveltinlt.
Rév. and um: Faust wl‘liroturn home
this evening. ’ ' '
.A mistake ,otx-iutt Jim was made. in
evening. as to the number present in
tho Sundayfiohool of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. last Sun-
day.‘ The numbor stated won 175. and
lhe highest attendance as 183. it
should have boon 276 as present last.
Sunday. and 283. the highest nttond-
unite. the Sunday bottom; ‘ ‘
E. E. Gorbam.
Eut Norwflk. 60ml.
solis the paint'that wears . twice as
long as load and oil—Devon load and
zinc. ground by machinery.
a...
no WA non.-
Frank Jarvis. of Main street. has rc-
oolcrod from a rodent illness.
Special services are being held every
night this weak in the Rownyton linp~
list Church.
Captain Edward ii. Smith. of Main
atroct. is in Now York city today on
business.
The name of Misa“Maymo liar-.kclt.
ol‘ Crockett avouuc. has boon added to
the list or grip victims.
The ilov. (l. A. Wilison. of llnrlcn.
will nronrb in tho i‘towayton llaptiut
Churoh. Thursday night.
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Miss Mary Powell. of iirookiyn. has
bocn tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hum-y
W. Walls. of Lincoln avenue.
Froderirk Sniflin. of White Plains.
Charles ilrundagc. of North uvonuc.
Mrs. C. R. Smith. of Forty-second
street. is spcndlng the Wot-k with ilt'l‘
sister, Mrs. Charles Moses, in Brook-
lyn.
Mrs. J. A. .iudzo and childron. of
Malaga, N. .l.. who barn boon visiting
her parents, are now visiting in (low
York. .
Mrs. James E. Stevens. of Maple
avnnuo. is able to be about ilic house
again. nftcr u acvoro attack of rhcir
mutism.
Captain Frank R. Stovcna. of Main
stroct. is improving: rapidly. Mr. Stov-
ens was [thin to drum; and com down
stairs, yesterday.
Conatablc Edward Ladrigan has in"
cured a lino team of driving borsoa
from M. 'i‘uriov. tho (fonnoctlrut avo-
lluo homo doaior.
There was good nltntiuu: on Flinn.
mnr'a pond. last night. ilcsplic tho
heavy rulnn the ice was about acvcu
lnclios in thickness.
William Sniffen. who has boon (on
flood lo his home with crysipclus. is
able to rosumo work at tho Lockwood
Manufacturing Company factory in
South Noru'uih.
Mr. and Mrs. Churlcs iicnry Walls.
of Meadow stroci. South N(ll'\\'llik.
spout Sunday uttcrnoon with Mr.
Wells‘s parents. Mr. and Mrn. iicuvy
W. Wclln. of Lincoln nvcnuc.
Mrs. Joseph A. .iudgc and two chil-
drcn. who have bocn lilv guoutn oi
MI'. and Mrs. John (‘ruokctL of Ray-
mond atroct. hnvo rcturncd to thoir
homo in southern Ncw .lcrney.
Eugcno Ambler rotui'ncd to bin work
in Newark. N. .l.. yt-utorduy. from
spending a manic or duyn at his bonm
in Cross utroct. Mr. Ainblor in jnut
i'mzovcl'litg from u tusalo wiih tho
grip. —_~~
Dll RIE‘N ll ND NORO TON.
it. i). Lyon hun joincd tho grip army.
Mina May .iophon in out again altar
a low dayll' llinonn.
Mlan Gertie Brooks. of Now (ianuan.
has been visiting in llarlen.
iiov. (l. A. Willnon is much improvud
in health and in about again.
Theodora ii‘uirbunks has boon undor
ilio doctor'fl «'urc liic pant wock.
it in hold a coal yard will he opon.
ed on tho Dolailcld dock In tho spring.
Mra. Will Litnudon vluitod Mr. and
Mrn. 'l‘. J. Monti. of Now Canaan. tint-
utility.
"Keith .iildwurdn has boon lll during
the its: weak. at tho homo of Mrii, H.
M. uicatino.
James M. Willmolt wan recently
presented with u hundmmo armchair
by bill ‘chlidron.
u «a ’
Darion'u first factory. of which Mr.
Wardwoil. of Now York. will bu mann-
uer. will soon be in operation. it, in
said.
m,“ ‘W
a l
to”.
{damn G. Gordon. of New York. who
has been thr ghost, of his sister. mru.
James M. Willmott. hna relurnad
homo. ' . 4
. i A petition ll being clrouintud for tho
purposes of calling a town mootina to
transient, the advisability of hulldlnit a
road from the situation at the Gordon
new Cannon ll - From thin junction
“bro
high rank among amateurjphotoz
. tool; name fine Vienna Darlen. includ:
ing the stone bridgti‘hn Proapnat Av‘u- .
Mr. and um. (Morita a. mammal so
.. . 7 alumina.»
r or Mrs. Emily Marker. tat-as
pipers. Whilst visiting his-l nun.
hue. Mark Wllbur's
lirookalda avannou
residence and.
neatly attended a ‘notabie reception at
that Juanohorto . Rico. fit has a trout
no] tote given by government animals
and rotroohmouts iind‘ar tho balms. il-
luminationsaad .olegant costumes oi
the ladies. made it a memorable (event.
no}; NOR WALK.
Rev. W. H. Hubbard prom-bod in the
union chapel. Sunday.
u——.—~———.——_
Edwin .iohnuon lost a valuable horn!)
onc duy bun wash. of lung favor.
- ”mu...- - n”..-
.\i r. Morwln’n horse at tho halo, Satur-
horse at the sale. Saturday.
Mints Lilian Hamilton has rcturned
homo from a visit with rniutivos in
New York. ‘
lilrhnrd anbey. of Now York city.
died Saturday. of typhoid pneumonia.
Mr. Muwboy resided in Want Norwnik
in former yours. and (mood tho plat-.c
now ownod by Franklin Slovene}. lit"
was a mauon by lrndo and wan employ-
od by Mr. Smith. tho contractor and
bulidor or South Norwulk.
m..." ~— .Wu
wzsrponr.
(‘ommundt-r Jonathan C. Taylor. of
Harry Mollonough pout. Grand Army
of the Republic. of Westport. and So-
lcotnian Oscar Smith. of Wostport.
chl to (lovornor'n island. a day or
two ago. on invitation of Elihu Root.
snorclnry of war. and aoioclod two
i’arrott anon. with u ilbrrai numbor oi'
projcctilou. which the itovoriimcnt will
donatc to the lawn of Woslport. and
which the Wentport post. and thc town
noieclmeu will looalc over the gorcrn-
nirnt brcultwnttw at Codnr Point. A
publir park is being laid out at Old
(.‘ompo licach. by tho pcoplo of Wcub
port. and roriulu parts of the work ara
already well ndvanccd. ’i'hc contract.-
ors wlil'i‘ontw operations with tho
opening of spring. There is a great
boulevard under way to bc linod by
shade trues and uhrubbery and ialor
pavilions and many now both houses
will be built. The idea of n soldior's
monument has tukcn form and a gram
shaft in memory of Wcstport's part in
the Civil war will be raiscd ovcr tho
grcnl sea wall on the south provldcd
sufficient funds. now bring canvaascd
for. van be secured '
FAIRFIELD-n-SOUTHPORT
Miss Ada ”mason. oi iircouu Forum.
is ill with tho grip.
Minn Kate Callahan. of .\'cw York.
spout Sundav with hcr niothcr. Mrs
lluniol Callahan.
'l‘ho schoonors (lcorgo Edwin nucl
Wuitcr arrivod from Now York )‘t‘Fili‘i'-
dnymornlug and arc loadlnu with farm
producc today.
’i‘ho revival inootlngs in thc South-
port illothodinl Episcopal Church last
\veck wore inrgoly nticndod. ’i‘hcy will
ho continuod this wock. oxccpllnu ablt»
urduv i'l't'ilillfil.
’l‘bc Southport ll‘lro lloparlmonl ill‘iti
a special mootink il‘rlday cvr'niug for
thc purpose of dismisainu tho advis—
ability oi givina n minutrol uhow in
Washington liaii. ii u as dccidod that
tho ontortniunicnl bc givcn 'i‘hurnony
cvonlng. February 7.
i’nrtios from Ncw \‘ork worn in town
last work trying to buy or lcusc prop-
criy in Sonthnori i'or lilv purpmw ot
crcutlng u largo cigar int-tor)". but nr~
tor npcndinu tuo days in l'ruiilorls
search. thcy worc obiilgod to abandon
the proicol an up our owning propm-iy
in Sunthport wluhcd to ucll oroporly
to threat for that burpoau. Soutbpoit-
era do not want any filotot'lcs built in
Snulliport. an tinny think illuy Wollitl
brim: undcnirnbiv illil‘Hlllb into iown.
TO DlViDE STAMFORD.
Mayor Cumming: Suggest: a Plan for
Consolidation.
Mayor (.‘ummingu. offitmuford. taut
night road a inouauuc to tho (lonnnon
Council in which hu rcvicwod tho I'(l<
unit of tho rcoout voting on the din-n-
tiou oi ctmuoiulullon. An unulynin of
tho votc nbowu that tho pcoplo of tho
city town conuolldnlion of town and
city unvoi'nmunin by a lame majority.
whlio tho pcopic in tho rural dintrlcis
uro oppouod to tho plan ulmout unani-
inouniy.
Mayor Cumminga doclarod that tho
rurnl diatrictu arc slipping lbl» ”to oi
the city. hocuuuo the oily pays by fur
tlic luruoat unilrc of tho taxon. in viuw
of tho situation shown by tho volt». tho
mayor ulutml thut whilo ho wun not
bul‘oro propurcd to rimonnuciul any»
thing but consolidation. boliovinn that
ruliof fiom liramnl cmbarrnnumoniu
might. bi.» found in that plan. ho would
now rooommond that tho uubiuot or
anpnrntion of .tho city .und tho rural
diatrlhto ho nationhood. iic mmgoalrd
the division at Standard into two.towir
ahipn. tho part of tho town Wilii‘il in
now tho city boitnt piauud undor ono
governmont. . - . ,
in conformity with tho mayor‘s unu-
gaution. a uommittco or throw mono
hurl! of tho Common Council With up-
pointad to conic-r rcgurvling llu‘ mutt
tar. .
COLUMNA VARSITY BOAT CREW.
NEW YORK. January lbw Work on
tho Columblu‘ Varsity bout crow ilifl
boon hogan. Hill of llillt your‘n Varsity
eluht rnportad. together with many
who are new candidates. making a ton
tnl of about fifty man. . )ourh iianiun
divided tho mun prompt into squalid at
eight and touched tho ilivlulonu uennr-
atoly. with outlook ill tho brightest in
the plum urrowlntt ntuw unimnliyi
End and tho-road loading north to the
in wontilrly thrblluh‘
o now'rotul
* Fanny Baton and
Thu area begins work entirely treat
our. " . , ’ ‘
.a w
ucrosa the [luv from Sun Jun Manic "
.lobn Wood purchased Mr. Murwin's ‘
Maintain chiller.
Di R ECTQRS:
a run. a. n. Momma. J. Pl Tim- ‘
wollJiLd. Hiiiflt‘“ mum... on . ;
~ ,l-‘ltoh. Josephoiinnnaidnol-a." ,.
Wilson. W. E... imp.
W :3' i’ “-. . l
Bankerp'. Merchants', .Mawhfaotuv»
era'. Porsqnaland finally we
solicited. Bate ti maxim . it
able» Stprod'ut iiiqdoratodfli , .
9M?.iil‘d..iii?hfllli'9€i’¥ . ' ‘
' at human
to. it!“
mom
property
iii.
.‘9 " I
iriulu
,1.
.' In ‘
tilt! in
‘. female troublo bear healthy children R
,How_ anxious women ought to be to give
. the blessing of a. good constitution i. ~ .
cause of some debility or displacement of the
they are barren. ' 2 ‘ . - -
Prepétration for healthy maternit
Lydia , . Plitklialnln Vegetable Oil
cesafully than by any other medicine, because it
domination.
Actual steriiit
How shall} mother who 18 wed: and (in! With homo
thoiréohlldroh
Many women long for. a child to bless their home, but be-
femalo organa,‘
is accomplished by
mpound more auc-
. 'ves tone
and strength to the parts, curing all displacemen s and in-
in women is very rare. If any woman
thinks she is uteri 8, let her writo to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Moan, whose advice
be mothers.
Mrs. A. D. Juliet. Belmont. Ohio. writcl:
“DEAR Mus. PINKHAM ;——l must write and tell on w your
ttgble Compound has done for me. Before taking your gimbals?! was V
o
. seven.
The doctor said next time I would die. but thanks to
mother of a six months old gh- aby.’ She wei ha nineteen a
ban new Ieon a sick day in hot- lit . She is the do‘iight of our inflow
Mrs. Whitney's Gratitude.
. . .From the time I was
was twanty-tbme l was troubled with weakness of
pains when my monthly periods cams on. i made up my mind .to
H, , ., N“, Vegetable Compound. and was icon
. . ‘ The doctor said I never would be Able to
full time and have a livin
atltutlonali weak. I but?
, to
- want. my full time and my
. three months old. I ahould send a letter to
My baby is now seven manila; old. and
cannot. ox real in
:md that
o stay any ion h of am.
Lydia E. Pin ham’a Yo
munch and may other: w o
o as I d
MR5. L1 .WNITNEY BABY
°°.‘“ in the future as in the st. and may man home: he brl
mine has been."-Mns. L. Z. \ 'nrru'n, 4. Flint 8t: Bomorvilla, M'Iu.‘
The medicine that cares the ills of women is
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Haunt-1w SABBATH SCHOOL UN-i
mu. i
i
Be Careful
CiNi‘.ii\'N.~\’l‘i. .innunrv l.‘.~'i‘iu' ivl~l .
cunini oonvoution of tbc llvbrow So i
butli School l'nion. oi .-\mcricn. bra-(inf Wha‘ Y0“ Eat.
hold hcro youlurday. 'l‘im rcportu vi!"
l’l't'uidcnl i’liillps .lilli Hocrolnrv howl"; """ ‘ “
iihowcd it?» nuxliinrioa i-nroliml. iiab~l
bi Potion. of Fort Waynu, dcllwrcd :hoi
annual addrosa. 'Flu- (blunt-ll ol‘ Anim‘ .
it an livbr‘cw mnm'cnntionn. a national
organization. will illl‘l"i today. (icncrnl
Louis ticnsonuomi dolivorlng iiic opru
Xmas n vcry "marry“ onc.
int: tho bust of tho iulc llr. .H' ‘ll. Wino. 3 ro'ial i .1 1‘ i H
which in to bc uuvoiicd. 'i‘hc bum will . ' m H "I "H ‘i
bc ucccptcd bv lion. llornhnrdl ill-ll,»
man for tho i'uion iiobrow (,‘oilnuv. 0“" “‘1‘.“ "(‘81 lilliit‘l‘. 240 ill.
. n. .... > ._ , , m _, ill pits. N. S. Mince Mcut. 25o
. ‘lli lbs. Gran. Sugar. $1.00
Moll! ll .
uniEs Mom“ .93.. I iNi‘W i.uycr i-‘ligu. 10c. bait.
DB KING’B I . ,..
“Jam“ sum it pkga. i‘unlan Dates. ‘ itlc
PENNYROYAL Pills ,(iapo ()od (:ranberriou. 100 at.
' I Now lionuy.‘ 10c gland.
lmllm nllcf no IIIIIII’. no pain.
hi1 - l‘ ' . .
”in nonhuman. nan.- .ltit. "ma “"30 mm W i...
n on. In Mlon. Hopi in wt. i 1 mo in out
. nu viii: .ioovbyui-ua'liwimi’ p
”in Ithlilll ()0.- lion 1930. B0310". ”M.
x... .
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. il‘uncy .lnmuiru Oranaou.
4.x .11 . x. nun ..m.~1.. .
Vogpfahlo compound.
is given free to all expectant or would-
sixtoen old till I
the kidneyfld “trim.
:3. your
mod.
In
aria: ma
on a at no on
months on half. The next time I {anemia
take your Compound: and I said than, if I
lived to bo‘
l‘l‘h
healthy and hearty as any ono could with. ' I
_ mutilate to you. i was no
did no . dare to goaway from home
Praise God for
table 313:-
‘ are an e
id and find relief. Wilhin you sun‘-
taned II
- l. i
any babe to maturity. having lost tum-one at six month: and malt
Pmkliam's Vegetable Ooitfliomuifl did not die. but am , :18 Ed
and
. ..._ ..... N... ._......... __.-.... ...
:\ stomach in diatri-us will not make
()ur urocoriou are nericrtlv reilnblo
-- lilo prions give you an opportunity to
lug nddronu and Max ll. flini' piwucnt-Iunro a illiio for Xmas gifts—~ianotilcr
25c don.
A. grow,
QUICK 24 common wanna.
Who'll do my papar- tenor nonwntx.
Innlnahurryandda -1 ~ .....u... ‘ I
a rich", m PROMPT ATTENTIOh
W .
to quarto. '
W‘fi-
. JunlusBro wn"
South Main Street.
tinder luoll‘yalehulor'n mom.
i -
Resfli Elm Grove Piaco .
FOR. out:
n.7,...“ «m...
Liii‘oniiiSiilliGi‘OiiSTiiiiEi‘.
For pnrtloulara. apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
. mum uottwntx.‘
i
O
W
m...»— .. .... : ..
-M........__...
0.0m Nona Men
on Wme
r
Plumbinzand Tinuing
Steamand Gas Fitting
a'rauroao annular
Horace it “till,
An unpr
tovbuy -good";iii‘urniture at. 1m
prices. Havinflfinuhgd tho Nlhh- ...
. mutt CenturyLivithhtheuhrizc'st ’
business we have war. iihjoytid
I during our oxlstence.‘we ' '
r .. '
now to Start the ’balii'roliiti not
1901 by adoring‘bxooboudh "at
the beat selected goods tint-may
be found anywhcro.vatfpriau that '
can - he Quoted fijnowhero ‘ also.
Every article in thin .st'ore'ilis a h‘ar- '
gain at the price. ~ -,.~ .
Ii. «1- callus ‘-
‘dl: 60.: ‘
’ runham. nmacroaa
AND unanimous.
12 No. Main St. . So. Tbiorwaijk.
VVVVVWVVE
1m. ' , . f t 'y it!
Plumbing and Show am:
in. ' ' ' r '
[for Want Hauling.
Hot Afr Hanna"
Q" .
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um. 'iltltém‘ ti '
. . u .
0n l‘ktt’im.‘ " '
. .Euorou loonoura- 1'9];
RIOHMOND lull“; II t
uni-mambo -
11 wnum.am_, “ '
._... M..-
s-
....._,.. ... a-.. H... ”W...
Don't wait until you art,- taken
down with tho i‘irip. Don‘t wait
until you havc a splitting heath
aciic.
Druggist to have it wiicn ‘vni‘l
need it.
and Surc. 25c. a box.
.\l'i-‘.’i‘0.\' niimcni. m. ;
I».
it)? ,
Don't wait and su‘fl't‘r pain.
iict a box of Avalon from you“:
Aroma ncvrr fails. Safe -
4
Mystic. Conni . " . l
, ‘ Slut mm?
Brazilian
" Englishman
BAXTBR‘S or
ultimo:
fit .0 (i
am...
‘2‘? q}. it
Although vialehiy;
in: it verv‘bhsiv’seaso‘n‘. ,
not; about
We have
our stock tonhn‘do'itlb
and can oiled as good
anew and“. ‘ i
Will do v ur work
when mated" . Ti
‘.
ill FIRST or
East New:
. ‘ tn. um
. (’71:. “
J #01:. .
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W.
Norwalk Chronicler