XIWD duty
all i
by one or two. dru ggists in tows. The
procure it from me.
1 1 T. B. rCIRIF‘FIIII.
7 wasnmo
South North.1m
The harbor was
filled fl/withi gulls.
nun—mm
I Mrs. George Bell Is improving from
her recent Illness.
n..—
The Brilliant Star Athletic Club 110w
has a membership of thirty. .
”a-
J. E. Fowler has moved from Sec
ond avenue to Orchard street, Nor-
walk.
Miss Jennie Davis. of Betta place.
chard. of Dorian.
Mrs. George W. lucham. of 270 East
avenue. has returned from a visit in
Cleveland. Ohio.
Jerome E. Smith, who has been ill
for the past two weeks. Is able to be
around the house.
M_.... Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. It Shminks. of New
York. are guests of Mr and Mrs. in.
Apcll. of St. John avenue.
Blidgetender John Cole is making
preparations for displaying a now set
of signals on the draw When the
draw is opened two red lamps will be
-,....
.1111 Halo
point is this—A—lr it's produced you can 3‘
spent yesterday with Miss Meta Bir-
Airom 54 Cove street. to Brookl yn.A
w. A Thompson.“ nicely settled In
his new house In Slimmer street. -
William Billenstein Is able to
around after a several days' illness.
Station Master Thomas Cornell Is in
Bridgeport today. taking examinations.
Van
liq
Mril Scott—.111 movlns irom
bridge. A
Miss Nana Banks. of Fifth avenue,
Is somewhat improved from an attack
of grip.
M
Miss Maggie Shea. of 201 washihgton
street. has recovered from her recent
. illness.
There was a good attendance at the
class meeting In the Methodist Church,
last evening.
The Emauou ilub ls meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. Howard Doty. St.
John avenue.
Mrs. Henry D. Wright. of East avo-
nuo. is convalescent from an attack
of the grip and erysllepas.
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The Junior [land will not meet to-
night because of the entertainment to
be given by the Ugree Club,
Eric 'Anderson. of First avenue, who
03333333339¢¢$¢¢¢33¢3333¢0 b10110. his leg a..1out. two months ago.
0 - A - AA 0 is able to be around on crutches.
1» Fame Rib Roast .1 w- -....
1: " 3 Mrs. Susan 'I‘crrlil. of Port Jcii’orsou.
0 '2 and |4c lb. 0 Long Island. is illo guest of Mr. and
0 11 Mrs. James I. liommedIeu, of Seaside
it attllu :: place.
t 0 ”.m”.
0 EaSt AVG. Market 0 Miss Ella Cook. of Bridgeport. has
1W”.AAA-A..-MU0 returned from a visit with Mr. and
"""'""' Mrs. Robert l-IOI'l'lSOD. of Van Znndt
- avenue.
lllllll, lllllllll 81 BI].
BARNUM BLDG.
saroospon'r. CONN.
uoUéE
CLEANING
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Will soon be here again; and
preparations should begin
early to get the best service
and best Selection of patterns
in all the New Floor Cover-
ings and Draperies.
NEW DRAPERIES AND COVERING-S.
Lace Curtains. Table Covers. Couch
Covers and all that go to help liven
11p the home for the spring and sum
mcl' mouths.
New Designs of Wool Ingruiu Cal'-
poting. prices 50¢. (191: and one a yard.
'I‘apcstl'y Brussels Carpeting, 50c,
65c. 75c and 85c yard.
Wilton Velvet Carpeting, prlcc $1
11 yard.
HUGS.
0111' new line of F1001 Rugs. all sizes
in) i0 the carpet size.
The Axminstcr Smynlu and [loyal
\Vlltou Itugs.
Also a full line of Art Squares.
AMONG THE DRAPERIES.
New Lace Curtains.
The Irish Point Luce. prices $3.130.
$4.515. $4.50. $4.75, $4.90, $11.00. $5.51).
$6.00. $7.50 and $8.50 per pair.
mulled Muslin Curtains in plain
and stripes.- prices 3911.. 500, line. 75c.
Sim. 0512 and $1.25 11 pair.
Fish Net Curtains, ruffled edge,
prices 05c, $1.25. $1.50 and $1.75 .1
pair.
Nottingham Curtains prices 5011.
7512,8511. 05c.$1.19 $1.“ ..1. $1.311, $1.50.
$1.75, 31. 98 and $22511 pair.
Tapest1y Cu1talns. prices $3.25
$3.50, $3.75. $3.95. $4.25. $4.50, $4.95
and $5.00 per pair.
Several special styles for $7.50 to
$20. 00 per pai1.
Swiss Muslin, prlcos 10c 11.11111. 150
and 181- a yard.
Embroidered Muslin. prices 121510.
I011. 230 and 26c 11. yard.
Figured Domino. prices 121191;.
and 25s a yard.
Figured (‘retounc. prices 121.511, 15c
and 250 a mud.
More uhout our Wash. Fablics for
Iho swing and summer of 19111.
15':
"2-inch line Scotch (linghnms. this
season‘s styles and colors. pllco 15c
to 20
value
a yard; value 26c '11 yard.
ail-Inch Scotch Madras. ll)
yard lengths. price 1511 a yard:
Bile a yard.
(100) One Hundred pieces so Inch
value 12%:
Polcales. price 1c 11 yard;
11 yard.
Fine imported Zephyrs. new color-
Ings, very desirable for Waists, price .
lilo a yard; value 200 a yard.
‘ v foil ii for 1.1111111111111111 1.: the store of
Rev. Osmr Lindgren. who was at the
Swedish Church. recently. raised 520
{Sr his work among tho Sailora'
Homes.
Mrs. .Iolin Smith. of lluvcrstl'aw. Is
11 guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thomp-
son, of Summer street. and of Mrs. A u-
derson.
Iluvld Ilirdsall. of Second avenue
who has recovered from the typhoid
fever. is confined to his house with
badly swollen feet.
bliss Mamie Resrdon, of Shrew-r
bury, N. J., has returned home from
An visit with her brother. F. M. Real"
don. of Prospect street.
A. C. Golding. 0. W. Raymond and
H. C. Drake are. In Bridgeport. today.
in the trial of Drake vs. Riordan. the
St. John avenue fence case.
The East Norwalk Athletic f‘lub ex-
ports to play basket ball In Music Hall.
March 14. Their opponents will be St.
Luke's team, from Stamford.
The double quortettc which will sin:
for the Ugreo Club. this evening. hold
a rehearsal at Charles II. Alnmvol'th's
in Cotinue avenue, last evening.
Edgar Howell, of Cove street. has re.-
sigued his position as assistant engi-
neer at the Tramway power house. and
has accepted one1 on the Kate C. Stov—
ens.
A learn of horses owned by Ray-
mond Brothers. ran away In East ove-
nuc. Monday. but were stopped in
Maple avenue before any damage 11c
suited,
a. “fig“...
21'Ic Anderson was surprised by tho
members of the Swedish Congregationv
al Church, recently. They passed a
pleasant evening, and presented Mr.
Anderson with a. purse. to help him.
because of his broken log.
*.
Captain W. HA: verity. of Keysni' avo-
uue. was surprised by 11 party of about
fifteen friends. last evening. The even—
ing \vaspnssod pleasantly. Miss Hat-
tie Sherwood and W. 11. Gilbert gave
piano and violin selections. 111111111111-
ments were served.
A meeting of the ISwedish Congrega-
tional Church was held last ovenlug. 111
which the resignation of ltcv. Gustaf
Wimnn was accepted and A. O. Dahl-
grcn. of the Chicago Theological Seni-
luary. was called in his. place. Rev
‘Wlman's term does not and until May
I. but the congregation has allowed
him to go and he will remain only
until March 15. when B. B. Sather. of
Portland.- Me., will take change until
Mr. Dahlgren finishes his course this
spr I.ng
That the interest In the special ges-
pcl meetings. being held in the town
hall. Shelton. is growing. was attested
on Mond 3y evening. by the full that
the alien 111111 was nearly double what
It was one week ago.Rev.lic.11ry Stone
of Wnlllngford..preachcd from Lake
xxliv 36. 36. and his sermon elicited
much favorable comment. some of his
boat-m pronouncing it the most in.
utructlvo sermon they had listened to.
Rev J. W. ,Dnvis. of East Norwnlk.
preached 111111 evening. and will preach
this evening; and In is expected that
some good vocalists from Bridgeport
will be present to render solos and oth—
erwise Assist in the musical part of the
service.
NOTICE.
A Notice I11 hereby given that an as.
sepsmcnr of the polls and taxable plop
my of the East Norwalk school Dis-
glut has been made on the Town list
13 00.", 8nd assessment list may be
1
W. 8.1-Isnford on East avenue, in said
rd of
. W
Itev. (11111131 Wlman ls moving today '
1 ll‘be Board at nulls! will 111111 at tho
andt 11111111111 to the Washinkton street _
dl Relief will 1
ll“ stih'bhsal mmoAW.B.l1lm‘in
11111121;
m
property of th e gtlorvisik 111111 121111»
trlct 1.111 boon ‘ u on the Town list
of 1900. said "it may be found for
examination at the store of W 8.111111-
ford. on East Avenue in said District.
said store of A. .1 .. 111111111,
on Wednesday. February 27th.
1901 at 2 oclock p. 111.. to hear and
determine all appeals made to them
from said assessment list.
Dated at East 1111119111111 001111.. 1111111-
ruary 16,1901.
FREDERICK B. BAKER.
LAURITS M. SMITH.
A. '1‘. ELDRIDGE.
Committee of the East Norwalk Fire
District.
mi 1819 25 26 2.
~—.—— .u—Nw—n-
R0 WA YTOM.
Gustavo Hertz. the shoemaker. spent
yesterday in New York.
I... Everett Carpenter. of Newburg.
N. Y.. was in ltowayton. yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Seymour Is a guest of
her son Joseph, of Peoksklll, N. Y.
Mrs. icorgc Moore has returned
home fiom a visit with her parents In
South NCI‘WIIlll.
Captain Edward H. Smith has re
turned from a several days’ business
trip In New York.
It was erroneously reported in town
Monday that Mrs. A. M. Simous, of
Main street, was dead.
The funeral of C. I.. Ogdcn’s father
was held at his late home in New Can
111111. this afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
The condition of Smith Broadway, of
(‘rockcti avenue. who is III of blood
poisoning. remains unchanged.
The Misses Soelcy. of New Canaan.
“11111 guests youtcrdaypf Mr. and 111m.
Daniel Wicks. of Ituymond street.
Charles Lassen expects to start 111
11 few days on a trip around the. world
on a palatial yacht owned by Hill. the
railroad king.
Miss 1‘ Ha Hilton, who has been the
gucst of Mr and Mia. George (Endllpp.
of (‘hurrh st1cci. retained home to .1111-
scy city. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Purdue, 01
New York city. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Purdue‘s parents. Mr.
and lllrs. William Hoyt. of the West
Side. have returned home.
A contribution box has been placed
in Quid‘er‘s store, which bears the in.
screptlon:
Now dear
rocks.
Just drop a nickel in this box.
he not drop It in for fun.
Ilul to mount our Parrot gun,
Which. when mounted you will see
What helped to make our country
frcc.
Underneath Is written. "The gun
was in the war from 18111-65. and was
presented to the Rownyton people by
Douglas Fowler Post. G, A. It, 111
South Norwalk."
willy. auction sale of Household Fur-
niture. at John 1.). Hoyt's. Raymond
St. (Wcst Side). Rowayton. Saturday.
11) a. 111. If stormy. Monday. at the
same hour. Mitchell 81 Son Aucti0n~
CN'S.
friends if you have the
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tion Endeavor of the Baptist. Church.
itowaylou. held 11 sociable. last. night
at the home of M11. and Mrs. John H.
Show: In Highland aveniid. The affair
was in tho nature. of a reception to Mr.
and Mrs. Shovel". who recently took
possession of their handsome now rcsr
deuce. The entertainment consisted or
a pianosolo'hy Miss Helen Lynch. who
Is an accomplished musician and 11
local solo.Whe1o the Sweet Maguolias
Bloom. by Mrs Willis Nlckcrson. ac‘
companied by Miss Norma Sl1e1e11.The
young people enjoyed the occasion 1m-
meuscly with games and other pas-
times. and at 10 o'clock refreshments
wore served. A flashlight photograph
was taken of the guests later by Jo
seph Venue“. The. afflilr was very slic-
cossful. Mr. and Mrs. Sharer. who were
assisted in entertaining by Mr. and
Mrs. Elbcrt Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Every and others, proving them-
selves delightful hosts and hostesses.
.m'
DIRIEN AND NOROTON.
George P. Brett sails for Europe to-
day on a business trip. “A
The Charles Hoyt place In Prospect
avenue. is offered for sale.
A son nus born. Friday. to Mr. and
Mrs. Otto 1011101111311. 01' tilenbrook.
Rev. llorbort Brown. who Is III of
typhoid fever. Is steadily l'ocove1lng.
David N. 111111111111 expects to mine.
i 000 bushels of turnips next summer.
”aw
George S. Bailey is contemplating a
trip 11p Into New York state in a few
days. 1 .
Miss Harriet Hoyt. of Stamford, has
been a guest of Miss llllla Beers. of 011
Ridge. -
Dr. Boovcli. of New Concomwns a
caller realm-day with Dr. (1. H. Noxon.
of Dorian.
, W...” ”1......
Miss Holon stowart wall the soloist
diors‘ Homo
3111111111 6111111 is Inm-
Notice is hereby given that 1111 1111. w
‘ continent. of tho build. and 11111111111111
at this evening's meeting in the Idol?
1111111 A 1111‘ Mrs.AWlIlls limits.
of North Main stroot. South Norwallr.
Mrs. Nelson Brady. of Pittsliold.
Midas. who has been t a truest 111 Mrs.
(l. H boson. of Dorian. has returned
home. 1
John liaggerty. proprietor of the
'l‘oojuor House. basiscovorell from 111111
recent accident and Is able to be
1.1111111111211111. ‘
Eagle Hook and Ladder and Volun-
teor block and Ladder Companies will
hold regular monthly meetings. Mon-
day night next.
Michael Plesclez lost a line gray 0v,-
crcoat. Washington's Birthday, while
drlvlng between Dal'lcn and South Nor-
walk or in lsouth Nol'wnlk.
Secretary LIn‘dslcy. of the State
Board of Health and Dr. (I. H. Noxon.
inspected the repairs In the sewer at
the Soldiers' Home. Noroton. Friday.
”.mw
A Bazaar of All Nations. under too
auspices of tho, Chaucer Club will 1111
given for the boost of the Darlen Free
Library Association, April 4th and 11th.
The musicals for the benefit of the
Dari-eli'll‘ree Library Association was
succocsfully presented in the Town
Hall. last night. Following is the lu~
lcrcstlng program of the evening:
Selections.
Mandolin Club.
Vocal Duct.
Miss Ada Conn and Miss Agnes Reid.
Cornet Solo.
A. C. Wilson.
Solo—«Lost Chord.
Horace Hatch.
Monologue and Recitation.
Alfred Jellffe.
Sullivan
Solo.
Miss Collie A. Smith.
SoloswA Dream. llartlctt
To be Near Thee. lilldci
violinwltomanzn. Broker
Miss Eleanor Stevens.
Accompanied by Miss S. Archibald.
Solo.
Mrs. It. D. 1.1.1011.
Soug~Mon1L
Joseph Wielcr.
Trio—Violin. piano. cornet.
Messrs. It. Abcudrotii, Stanicy C. Willi-
nor 111111,.11. C. Wilson.
FAIRFIELD-u-SOUTHPOR T.
The. Grccn Farms Farmers' Club
1llcl til the residence of John Henry
leanings in Greens Farms. Inst cyan-
Iug. Miss Anna Jennings read a p11-
por before. the club on her trip to the
Paris Exposition. which was very 111—
tcrcsllng. After svvcral short address-
es by the 1ncmbors refreshments were
served.
Adams
A special inocliug of the stockhold~
111's of the I'1111-ow11 Water and Light
Company will be hold at the B. C. 6‘1 M.
M. R. club house inmorrow evening. at
11 o‘clock. in take such action as may
srcm best In respect to selling and
conveying all Its lands. water rights
and easements and franchises to the
Ill'idgcpori l-lyauullc (‘ompanv and
considering the rev out action of thc di-
10111111111 of the company: also to take
such action as may sccm heal. In re-
spcct to using the proceeds of any such
sale. if consummated. in reducing the
capital stuck of the company to the
original amount of 31.000.
The Men‘s Club of the Souihport
Congregational Church will most In
the church parlors this evening. at 8
o‘clock. Rev. William H. Holman will
deliver 11 short lecture on his travels
in Egypt. and will exhibit a number
of the large photographs which he
bought while abroad. The pictures are
very interesting and are well worth
seeing. The club is not only for the
him who attend the )ongregationnl
Church. but for the 111011 of the town.
A number of new Ideas are to be in-
troduccd at tho meeting this evening,
and all should attcnd. After the Iec~
lAurc refreshments will bo served.
At the mooring of the fire depart-
111ent,. last Monday night. Winthrop H.
Perry. one of the stockholders of the
I’ucowa Water Company. stated the
solo object of the special town meeting
which was called for next Monday
night. Mr. Perry said that the meet—
ing was called for the purpose of hav-
ing the town grant the some privileges
to thc Bridgeport Hydraulic Company.
as It had already given the Uptown
Water Company. He said that the
agreement with the water company
compelled It to furnish water by Janu-
ary i. 1902. As there is very little op-
position against the water question by
the citizens of the town.,it is safe to
any that at the meeting‘Anext Monday,
the privileges will be granted the Hy-
draulic Company.
“W
OPPOSE BTENOGRAPHERS’ BILL.
At the meeting of the Fairlield Coun-
ty Bar Association held In Bridgeport.
vontordny afternoon. It was Voted 11n-
111111111111st in op use the bill which al-
lows Judges of he {Superior Quint ‘10
appoint siphocrnph s. Goodwill: Stod-
dard. Curl 3 Thumb on and little: 31111
11011. J12. of Bridgeport; Lyman A
Brewster. of Ilanbury. and Samuel Feli-
1101111311. of Stamford. woro mod a
committee to so bolero the udlclary
committee at 1111111111 and donors the
illll.
SIOKLEB HAS NO COMMAND
NEW YORK. February zlwAccord-
1111; to :1 Harold special from Washing-
ton. General Daniel Isl. BickIes. who
was appointed mots 111 of the Fourth
13111111111 'or the l huguraf parade.
which was to oonilist of tho Grand
Arrhy of 11111 Ropubilc 11111 other valor-
nn organizations. declared 111st night
that he had no command 1111111111111 the
veterans had r fused to bonds. The
1 11A .Iil’
full or bloating“; ’ timl
watei y rulings
reason. it 111 as d. 1111-1111111 Withdrawal A .
,1 is that they are displeased with tho A
position sterilised 1111111 In 1111 1111-1. Do,
was up from New They thrilled on bolus dither the all” ' '
ll
lifter outing.
accompanied sometimes with sour or
11an 1111393qu
as and .dlflloiil
aches. iiclde appetite, _
a xsnemi pla ed out. languid forum;
There is o 11 a ton “$11.83 tll'ilo tile
mouth. coated 1mm
terlor of the ctoinac‘hP could be soon it
would show 11' slimy, 11111111111111 aondl
t on
The cure for this common and ob-
stinate troublo is found in 11 treatment
Which cannon the food to be road“ 1'.
11111111111111 digested ill-fore It has? than
secure a prompt and healthy digestion
in the one necessary thing to do and
who normal digestion is secured the
nuts lhal condition will have dlsap
poured
According to D11. 11111111115011 the sat-
est and best tieatmsnt Is to use after
each meal a tablet. composed of files
toss. Asoptic Pupsbn ll- little blur.
Golden Seal and fruit acids. 'l‘heile
tablets can now be found at all drug
stores u11de1 the name of Stuart's DyS-
pepsia Tablets and not being a patent
medlclno can be used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy ap
petite and thorough digestion will fol
low then 1cgular use after meals.
Mr N Booker. Chicago 111..
writes: “Catarrh Is a local condition
resulting from a neglected cold in the
hood. whereby the lining membrane
of the nose becomes inflamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom pass-
ing backward Into the throat reaches
the stomach thus producing catarrh
of the stomach Medical authorities
proscllbcd for me for three years for
catarrh of the stomach without cure.
but today I am the happiest of men
after using only one box of Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets. I cannot had ap-
propriate WOIdS to express my good
feeling I have found flesh. appetite
and sound rest from their use."
Stuart‘s Dy spopsla Tablets is the sat-
ost preparation as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy for any
form of Indigestion. catarrh of stom-
ach. blllousness. sour stomach heart.
burn and bloating afte1 meals
Semi for little book. mailed free on
stomach tloubles. by addressing F A
Stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich. The tab-
lets can be found at all drug stores.
f27 ml
"What can I do for you?" asked the
drugglst. who had been aroused from
his sleep by the violent ringing of the
night bell.
“Why, of fr’cn." said Do Kanter. "I
want look at yer City Lirect'ry. an‘
rhea what my 'dresh Ish she I can go
more. "
M..- .- - ——-——-—_..—
There is always danger in using
counterfeits of DoWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve. The original Is a safe and cer-
tain cure for piles. It Is a soothing
and healing solve for sores and all skin
diseases. 0. C. Stillson.
"How is Mud Sllnger going to side
In this race? Is be for you?"
“That's what's worrying me,” r13-
plied tho candidate for office. “If I
e. I would feel surer of election."
PNEUMONIA CAN BE PREVENTED.
This disease always results from a
cold or an attack of the grip. and may
be prevented by the timely use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. That
ronpdy was extensively used during
the epidemics of La Grippe of the past
few years. and not a single case has
ever been, reported that did not recov-
er. or that resulted In pneumonia,
which shows it to be a certain pre.
ventlve of that dangerous disease.
Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy has
gained a world wide reputation for its
cures of colds and grip. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk;
E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Chief 110 commercial traveler seek-
ing a pineal—«Do you know how to talk
11p goods to customers?
Applicant—oAllow me to turn on this
phonograph with a conversation be-
tween 11 customer and myself.
Reports show a greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung troub-
les. due to the prevalence of aroma.
pneumonia and grippe. .We advise the
use of One Minute Cough Cure In all
of these dilliculties. It is the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate
results. Children like It. 0. C. Still-
son.
The title of "majesty” was llrst glv~
on to Louis XLOf France. Before that
time sovereigns were. usually styled
“highnsss.”
When you wants physio that Is mild
and gentle, easy to take and pleasant
In effect. use Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price. 26 cents.
Samples free. throw box guaranteed
For sale by George C. Stillson. Booth
Norwalk; E. P Weed. Norwallr.
Sunday school teacher-«How many
commandments are there. Johnny?"
Johnny (promptlyl—Ten.
Sunday school teacher—Suppose
you were to break one of them. then
what?
Johnnyw'l‘hen there would be nine
loft.
HOW TO CURE THE GRIP
Romain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain' 11 Count! Remedy no dir-
acted and a quick recovery 111 sure to
follow. That remedy 10111111111111 ’any
tendency of the grip to result In pneu-
mania. which Is rain ally the only sea-1111111
danger.A Amongt e tons of thousands,
who have used It for the grip. not one
case has ever been reported that did
not recover. For sale by seam C.
Stillson. South Norwalk; 3. PAW Wood.
Norwallr.
Hit s 111111 111.11 playmate. ".80 did 111, ".
rep led tho other. ."Wo had suntan,
round",
1.
ll?
Willa
ttislllorl urban
sort to ill" 11111111119111 or having the
“lilo
r1311 of
formation of tgrained. f.
to ferment 1.1111 irritate. the delicate
mucous surfaces of the 11111111111111.1110 s
gamma he was going to be against '
"We had 11111111111111 for tea." said a A
and the cake was 80 11111111 It didn’t go,
eflpiiii 11 with ‘
chil-
achk
' l and rm
"d“‘idlifidil’iili “£in
.1 1111 to-W
A.
The
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legumes critically A111 “19A"
my...”
Mrs. Harriet Godfrey. who 111111111111»
11 paralytic stroke recently. Is so much
improved that she has been able to
come down stairs.
1111111111111 1111111111. A
Raid Mode on a Number of WI!
Places In New York '
new yo 111111 Arm 'lw'i'lle
gambling frhternlty was thrown Into
a state of excitement at midnixht by»
a raid on a number of gambling houses.
Early In the afternoon Attornoy Phliv.
bln had given out the intimation that
there would be plenty of excitement
around the criminal court building
tomorrow and adrised the reporters to
be on has
and specula on was rife as to who!
would be the occasion for the excited
meat. The answer came at midnight.
when ten men In' evening dress called
at "The Tenderloin". police station.
One of their number had a bunch of
envelopes containing warrants. Po.
linemen were called out dud seat In
sounds of live to several places to be
raided. Eight places were specifically
mentioned. The raid was the result
of what is known as "the committee of
15" appointed through the odorts of
the Merchants' association and which
has for three months been quietly coc-
ductlng an investigation of vice In this
city.
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THE NATIONAL‘ BANK
or NORWALK. '
51 WALL STREET, 11111111111111.
(Incorporated 1857.)
CAPITAL. '“
sounds and 11110121113.
EBENEZER HILL. Pres. E. J. HILL.
Vloo Pres. H. P. PRICE. cun-
Ior. J. P. TREADWELL.
Assistant Ouhlor.
DIRECTORS:
E. Hill. In. K. Lockwood. J. P. Tread
well. E. J. Hill. J. A. Osborn. D. W.
Fitch. Joseph 0. Roadie. 0. E.
Wilson. W. F. Bishop.
Personal property, stocks, bonds
etc.. deposited In the Safe Deposit
Vaults in New York city, are taxodnn-
der the law of the state of New York.
though the owner be a resident of in»
other state. This can be avoided by
Vault of the National Bank of Non
walk. "
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you will become over A. J. Col-
lins l: Company's .
Furniture.
Everything found on our
floors to only here because of Its
good construction. finish and
general good workmanship. thus
saving you any possible risk
easily run in buying a great deal
of the furniture made today.
You may depend upon It that
anything sold our .storo goes
out never to come 11111111. but to
do its duty year after year and
thus give credit to the store it
cameI from. Strictly one price
to iii
A. J. Collins 11 00., ~
FUNERAL DIRECTORS “
AND EMBALMERS.
12 No. Main BL. 30. Norwalk.
Be Careful
Of What You Eat.
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
--the prices give you an opportunity to
save a little—(another relisbabie fea-
ture.)
Our Very Best Butter.
3 111135. N. 8. Mince Meat,
18 lbs Gran. Sugar,
New Layer Figs.
2 11m. Persian Dates.
Cape Cod Cranberries,
New Honey,
Fancy Large Prunes.
Fancy Jamaica. Groom. .
24c All).
.. 26c dos.
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
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