.17., on L. .7 f
, as of hard coal
is lowest martini
leanvosts; hay, straw~ and
J. moratorium“,
h '“ mos should on not“ to .‘r
“litihal. Personal liliirs not desired.
lira. Edward F. Smith. of Riverside
iiWituc. ls ‘llmpnov uni”
Wu”
Max; Roberts is now located at
South Milwaukee, Wis.
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7 8. Wallace Osborn. of Blast avenue. is
[thieving from his recent illness.
Harry Reynolds of Van Zandt ave.
one ‘.has purchased a new kodsk. He is
having lots of sport with it.
........
The first rehearsal by the choir of the
Elm. 'Avenue Methodist Church of the
Christmas music was held last night.
The Junior ‘Pri‘iy'ing Band of the East
Ve‘iie Methodist Church, met last
Whl‘d‘. at the residence of Frederick
' nus... ad's-J‘s..—
:Thomns P. Curry. viho fell from the
Ath street bridge. South Norwalk. and
inclined his wrist and several ribs, is
coming along nicely. V
idi- and Mrs. Robert Mcilvene who
were married Monday night. by Rev.
if. J. Faust. hove gono to housekeeping
at No .10 cove streets‘
Occur MVllls. of he Rowland Oysters
i3 ~7i5 ,. to return from
7 _ dR‘iiivs'yton. on
‘ ‘ '7 cblninenoed‘ibrll‘ this nibmo
rig piosW the usurious of W.77H
. hi trends. 1 7 7
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.7 ' 7 oil dribbln‘g‘c iii 7a
“E :Van attack of the
7 Rev. J J. Fioust is confined to the
some with a severe cold. it has set-
7‘ tledaln his th i. and yesterday he
,. «mi bar 5).
7 better too
7 'h’i‘hc regular vow rnycr meeting oi
, til s illitai Avenue e bullet Church *lII
j be .lield this evening Rev. id. 'l‘roun$
sons of Cove street. will be the lender
it indcsired that if: large attendance he - “
75 present.
The ladles' . .1
c ‘ytt‘imh parlor”
i chill. The i... have considerable
‘ wait on hand. and it will take them
sound. time to iin‘ish it.
ah...“
ills: chll ook find Ladder Companies.
i take place tonight. at the May.
77 honor truck house. In Van Zandt ave-
i hue. 'lhe boys are confident of win-
l-nli
,7 OIllford Randall and H. 17‘ Pierce
ousted to drive wflreenwlch. yester-
day» When they were in the outskirts
at: ord the horse fell down and
the shafts They were tied up
' v‘vl gl'ozbcs They did not go any furth~
, ‘7 Stamford.
gains in the pinoohls
Minced the Mayflower and
Voy‘sterlbusln of the tVilnwlandV
‘7- . 7e*iu‘g‘st‘
“ ”how 6|!th are put on this
liter-inch the mum the oysters
4; nice iml- T‘s) regain! oyster open-
hi be new openers
at room is
are Millet Hall 7and Bdward Strodcr.
‘gnged ‘ this morning
Whacking up the minimum: poles of
Railroad. that
own "no“. down by the ad
hi...” I poles were down
ottho’ilepat : that thrm
,iv 'I‘wlss. his but shoe repair:
7 «stand the magnum
‘ aftnrscon. to mend
6 186-4. 2 First Ava. Ernst 777g
7 mumps-tiles; and no
71"... out by 2:. David L. who
my with a “loud of will:
He is someway? F
Y
guahorsV‘b
~7onnt‘ofi;o
bearers linguist 7:
haying n gunner
1:]
7 01 ill hi I
ii” iii ota‘ plndls'i‘bp
nib—dis binomial-cs the iron! or ”pro
cars is nonlinndgvfli Eli mild
loch onto 8
. can't
got all More but about] Top.
whim. is less than ten acres in extent
The darrlclta on that ion scroll strad-
dls one another like pins in a cushion
There are many fortunes going to
skilled promoters Milo can. market
stock on tho strongth of a wooden ds‘r
rick and a hole in tho lferound. The in-
vesting politic -‘aro‘ t blkgsst hbols
in Christiandom. Wells that are pro-
ducing are going begging for want of
a way to dispose of the oil it you -
could say to the' owner of a well ‘Turn
her loose and i will give you a cent t
would take you at the offer it simply
m.nns an Much pipe with a pressure
of 75 to 240 pounds to the square inch
without any way to turn her loose l.t
costs a barrel of mOney to pipe to tho
gulf sud even then they ham to not
transportation and every vessel that
can carry oil is engaged by the gully
(Standard people: _ The chances ”are
that with the «inhibition tanks and pipe
lines built by who Gully people-- they
will suck Spindle Top dry before
transportation can be obtained by ten
gar cent. or. the other owners it is
nly a fuel oil but is immensely valu-
s blcf at that. Railroads factories wa
ter grits. everything using coal in
this country is ado ting it as fast as
changes can be ma 6. An oil burning
lucomotiver s a hiss institution. You
smell bu lg ‘VPWI‘ hawhloit to info» in
«cm Bill? 97. nudges. no binders. no
brooks: 77‘ ~ reVe Whole were clip 1 to a
_ on great thi g Vior
r We} usthgVV plants ‘:' 7:7-
‘ 7 a Word
“was Norw‘alk.
Viiternoon,
‘ W'-
The strain in tihs place were very
icy yesterdiiy. find people had hard
7 work ‘in getting along.
W
Bennie St. John was taken sick yes-
terday mgi‘hlng. while at work for C.
Bates.
find had home..-
“-7 so. guests of Misses
Van. of this place.
.4 on... of Milford
7 to! hir and Mrs. Nor-
sons! Not-own.
George Goodbye, who has been ser-
iouslym ill for some time with pneumon-
ia. is able to be out again. He intends
to move his family to Brooklyn. next
week
.-
A horse attached to a wagon and be-
longing to Alfred Morehouse fell on the
way to the depot this morning. and
Vin-oh: a thin. The animal was not in-
ure 7
Mrs. Julia Anderson, of this place.
loft yesterday afternoon. for New Hav-
en. where she will be the guest of her
sister. Mrs. John Henderson. of Church
mi“ in that city. until other the holle
ii-‘7
Hr. ad Ira. Richard B. Golden were
in Dorian. yesterda yafiarnooa. calling
on friends and transacting some busi-
neon They were allibnd at different
stores looking at some antique clocks.
with a view of purchasing.
There will be a business meeting of
x apron; economies“ with
s ev-
witnessing. add it id dial“? that all the
members be present, as business of im-
portance is to come up for angels.
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:lir. and lira. Newton H. Crofoot loft
streams“
bionic m the local blacksmith.
087
7 ‘~ kins lion. N
hopublic.
VSuanayf in
barrel for her how for sixty days:’ he 7
parents. 7
. Miss ,
‘ Grisi is at of Do i l n.
by tho II or lira u a so
Hon“ i NF a" u" Filth?
u“ I“. m “m. .
dismiss
after a View dais' illness.
her of W Par-
7 Grand arm of the
W“ ‘ 7, y 8‘In”; oi
Howarflli
Charles Salini- is able to be onlagfign . _7
Joseph Pennoll‘
city.
Juana—o“ ‘..‘.‘
letoy Crockett has secured a
clan with the Ynel
Company. in Btamfo
avenue. and
supper w
bands and ads.
'dias returned home
7 from a visit with anihan in NW Ybrk:
rue Indies Aid snooty met yé‘it‘s ‘
day afternoon st tha resident“ or M
and Mrs. James monitors»: 6! “an
‘7‘7ifoi7 their hit- -.‘
sl-
T‘Q‘KP"
7 —w raw-woo
A dual rehearsal for the Old Folks
Concert will be held on Friday night.
All members are requested to be pros
Methodist Qlibreil.
been arranged
out The concert will be held in the
Saturday night. ‘7
and an executioually tins program has
s)
John will
moi,
Edward
Sunday wit mow aunt.
.§ PLAINS.
ins. wife and son spent
film-k. of‘ Westport. spent
flick sis... spent Friday with
bit-3:13 limit 17“;th
Charles
will. in wife had an
Thchmlving hinder with his mother.
G‘l ifford
in mammals
7mgadlodV naiWWaiWV .7 ‘
linoi'isy ‘
firms my
‘ ,n‘nilm .iniaoioatarrV
7 sense in)“
”Minimum
kn
id bd‘d two to:
.. the ”mired power and 7i
add enough not watiil' to
‘ good not to make it sill:
quart of this mind food to
hand 'avary morning and 77..
whole grain. wheat or con.
i‘
andiii
0771M"-
hi‘h‘... 7.... h
with com
My hit or 'x
sad. for chili twnlvo low
two weeks i
ivm min to no son lsy suV
continue this that
e i
who
wrote to myV father and
minis
7. it
inns. VWln‘tor ll lore lastthh
lay at all; but (in this teed
tor they ave aged oveb and.”
eggs is day al winter. one till
brahmns used to do to a finish,
was set. but last spring father
hotVV‘gV‘st a not: to set until he dji
ii. wife and son, ".v
sebt Thadii'dgimi with Mrs John ,‘ 7
,fiwi'fim-w
Albert Gerhardt .snd friend. from
Norwalk. Spent V’i‘hahkdgi‘viii‘g With It“ 7 7 ‘
Julio Perry. at Bridgeport.
Thanksgiving with her mother at-
lcy Forge. ,
.mpm H.117i .‘7
now—om—
L. R. Hoyt and wife came home Mons.
day night from a visit of several days
in Bridgeport.
Wan--
hire. 1 N. Tb
Lyon returned iiVV
visit in nethel.
and Mrs. ii‘rnnlr‘V m
e‘ Sunday from ‘sV
*4. ..-s—. s
James Smith wife bnd son. return-
cd home Monday. from
in New York state.
use..-
a week' a visit
(ideals at Frank Lyons! Thanksxlw
lug. were Mrs. I. N Thorpe and Bird!!!
McConhey. wife and son.
ade-h-w
John Kali
returned horns Satur-
day from a vl t of two weeks with his
M .
Saturday with M". In!!! ,Wllllaina. .
son Arnhem in. V3m‘inford.
7 Th bore when1V in Emmanuel
1;, :fl‘ffil‘l Immlbligw Church. o: shod “living to Rev. (3‘
.7 7 o
:3“ Tot lain street. South Nor— tenors: "‘3“ ‘m 7
“I ‘ ,_ «a... Mrs Bligh DH h} dIti‘risigditei- Mrs;
“tonight “7wa and Nellie Bronson. Chm“ 8‘ men an Mr
Osborne Shepard and wife. of Bridge-7
port. returned iii. their
from a visit of several
mother.
home Sunday,
days with her
0-4th
Vnd Thanksglflhl' ’l'nfl
John Williams and family entertain-
Willie.
Hill!“
of Pennsylvaniabiillrab Will“. wife and
don Milton. and
walk: Albert Williams
srl Willie.
In of Nor:J
in mile. oil
Bridgeport and Bradley White and
..
daughter.
Miss» hillli‘n .AM‘III‘ ls spending a
)
i kill 11.7
ewwsesn dunno
Mlss Minniii militias.
of ”Ridgcheld
has visited Weston friends.
Mrs MHTW ions.
of Bridgeport
is the- guest 70! lilac Jane Nichols.-
"foothills
tallied b lVVliu WIIIIIII
ea What-m Club was ‘cntcr- 1.
Sherwonl on 17 ,
t‘
n. q
worth at less;-
Brooltlyn W"
H". DIV” W ltl
with her son‘ldy'fla
.wnnd :65 for so snow 51
worth of food is ngrsiys 7 bgi
J
New York. Nova ‘
sires
lira. J. H. Rowland will "VmovaV to
week.
“flu-Jig
u ‘Omucri‘vi’mngs Ridge, is “the Him “7’
hi.
N
gum is nowV stopping
of her «fighter, lira. R. 0.1!!
timid, East “chiral f:.
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Charles Locke has left Light Bi‘oiho
are for whom he was clerk and is now
residing in Norwh‘lk.‘ with his poachini
W .i. Plait“ It Co. have moved thsl
rdware etc" from the store for-
oily oocuplcdfltltiu‘ to iii-Idle”,
George Mlddlgoomm
on
the Messenger
last week.
employed in-
biul sou several fbdliy"
of his angers V‘whlloV working at s press
oiVsn kilns) dxoosusVs.
Apan fianldaot of “MI?" Farms VOVvsVr-‘7
I "‘ rombyi s‘ fight”.
SEYMOUR. ”socialist I—Word wsV's
fVOXI'oNL‘ ,0! film dbl“
"Hinmii.tlid travail-MI
Promos as fill in:
‘ 7 roeeived hero to“! from Quaker .
{one in the lich polt bf the ’toivn'
sborday"bf
. Mr. Hlnman lived aloud
it is supposed that its wait out into“ ' '
the storm and ms overcome by the:
cold: ”Thain
lite death
[I IC‘VTRVIB
Mr. and‘ilrs. Dori “3mm”. of so». it . i.
walk. have both go
hiorsb oass.- 7
w.“-
rims ,W
ion. after soon
homo thV
.‘W
mailio
lag Vs few wsslrs stli
l‘lrs. Nahum ”WV
“it.” 7.
‘ f.'i.“slo ”m“.-
No.3? hill... We (”ISM s Mill‘-
0
4
has visited in
Vin 9oley.on
lust cranium ushsrss‘VVm
soul. 77 7 7 7 7.
VW“!
' We!“ of a sum derived from the
him tree. and this gum'
» staunch and liver,
Medics for catalysis are almost as
me «torch strum. .bhti
hove nan Vaginal misfit as n
WM‘ bluntly
amt“,
ew catarrli euro is principally
«shraordldary healing’s‘
in bullies: it inmost
ions or s incense
~ votive taste and»
torso:-
er Vgiflstxfi V
king ofc
Q‘t‘arrh
i 8;:
,u
for coughs.
punt I‘IIo'I‘II‘flm
G W ‘75
tried them say that:,7illliart's Catsrrh
[Tablas are 7a houseV
hsi deathbed
List furnished from on... of A it.
'..Woaatcr. colloiior an haunts hrld'ge-
M 00“.: ‘7 7
Whitbr VLVI liVashVar. Bridgeport wire
Mir.
in Alumni-men New Haven, 2“
_ mm: Weeding mechanism for sew-
l whines.
7 E. Potter, New Haven. alarm
ooh.
id ll Bhyhedancc. New Haven.
etaillc fastener for joints.
' Elltb‘hcth ‘l‘illlngliast. New Haven.
7' ll'ebl‘gh mwhiyers Hartford adjust
‘,L‘Vshi’c choir-.1
, Joe h Sachs Hartford, fuse-plug
7 .Vfoi- ‘ch out blocks. 7 ,
gator 0th or Jars designs.
illalii‘ R. Donnell. ‘Nnii Britain.
Viihardsnlng and tempcrlng “(teal
'7 Henry T. Sperry. Waterbury. eyelet.
of similar machines
its, Higgins. box
cot ‘Bovee Winsted match
lug “demo“? B
ryant. Torrln ton,V7
whd’emr roller chilies. ‘
li‘ 8 Woman.
u'g mechanism
Willard H. Fiodbar, Torrington win—
gold: and hunt
1hr? 11.
Missi-
Whicrbury.
t7
Torrington.
s. Middletown cash.
.I‘”! Vb“ iii. Palmer. Hiddletown bun
I*Iza‘va‘g‘e. “chided shelf for I
.V'Ihoiixrchn on
George B
urdV show support. sousn. ..
Thoma-ton. do
rollers hands or
«handouts
stellar.
Vrd D Allen Tori-wills. desk
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7 ‘l‘hc criminal superior cosh. wh ch
inss‘ mom
3“"! Ni
mama‘s... V7
777 hr innit his!
because of the caVre with, .. .
which moldings are selected 7‘7 ~
libs): picture.
and work done. You’ll like
what we do for you becaiisc
it will look well and wear
well.
hrs on 7
the most ‘ extensive a’ndiV ,.
best chosen ‘5th of Frauic‘ds ‘
Pictures we ever lindegntl‘;
we’ve Valways curried illé‘ ;,
I‘his ought to 7 . .
best in town
he of special interest to you
because it will give you the.
best chance to buy right.
nectar:
‘ and believe them to be the best on the
VSVouth Norwalk.
For fifteen years we have been ‘
selling ’
market.
runs on); mom in WEIGHT.
AND ran hasorv arson. FINISH
AND DUMBILITY. CANNOT as.
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