'. "l,“"flilgl ,7: " ',
mm :13:le “lauded
Whirl,“ Ailing niltm lIilié
rel II. The cold wave has now ex-I
dill 61AM: Same! the
Rock Maintains ,s‘rcept Florida. The
condl
‘Ntlgi cod Weather for
ant indoor:
qunfimwnduwmdag . ,, .,
as Ber a ll turned to
hell‘liome ltd “Thames hhgspending
a low days in goth Norwaik
cThp ladies ole the south Norwaik
harsh..wiil meet in
gio'msementufl Wednesday afternoon to
sew:
——..._.._._....
The Ladles’ Sewing Circole oI the
South Ngrwsiknsp swag is
new a moetIng in do! L “some
sew
this atternodo, II;
_. W ‘ '
,Iw‘l‘he only clice In The Npr'walks
9 Wheeler & Wilson Mtg 00., for
is oI theirm
hines Is at 14;
u that our.
w PM. ., , ,
0313?“... Mrs " . l e her-hum,
ll ' A fight“? mid Norwalk.
they were the guests of their
VdsWeos, MVVra Ed’wgwuokw Qumbsrt,
I
of Nor- L
figv. Alexander 11leth s
, ofilciated %J I ’ poo, '
srday prea’ a strong serimns
gohD morning and eyengpg ”f”
o
DSkene, rector of the it
who 3 ill. is Imprnylnxtin healthtnhd.
may e able to ofllei'ate next Sunday.
fiDonbuI-y News
The annual meeting oi the Gohnecti-
cot Humane 1Society :or the Margo:
o rcpo e acts II. 0 direct rs,
thoI hoarding“. by other insipid
be he! stile directors r‘c‘o
Connecticut Fire insurance building;
corner were use. What sticlitsf’
HarttPFds Wednesdays,” dull-V also 2'...
:, -,
brought” a two' horse truck losdi of
street.
.I, Ills, .Hst ~y
Janusrycinalmn
~" em «- slides
Vicinity illeass ‘
. pital. has so tar"
Hrs. Jane Graham of Port Ohssterfi
N. Y... is the guest of irlonds In Benton
“alas will hold:
a will initiate-
.I 1 ant will Interest
every purchase:
”Newark. N.
J» “- Whilst-wt? hf‘é .m?’ AM Mffla
lilac Marconi. militate. or. south
Norwaili. has been entertaining Miss
nimsmmm News. .
Int-woos Rich School;
The, South Mm
hockey team‘wduld like to plcy any
east} In rot Mushroom“?
Miss and Martin of Stratiord is
than“ a wash. faith hit-1“» audio. .
Miss Jennie Gunter. In Norwailt.
Mrs. Manuel 'l‘. Hatch will entertain
thenutln W. lull that home
in' Fairll field aventeq'i‘huiaday alter»,
mil-Mo rh’fli I”? it ._ ‘,.' .i.
Haven. are the incite or
hire. James F. Mortimer oViV Mowoe
amen. ».- ..
Nerd-Is Weider to order your racer
and engage a phln‘ter to redecoratc your
house for next spring. Decker can suit
in eve!’l3‘way! Il . . "I.
Low, who has been at
Hospital} for. twins“
the glow!
ed in health:
u-..
‘ Ill,E yesterday'.
of Miss Jennie
Pros ‘Ybogg triangle Club ' all at?
a “par w - d a soc t s
“'3 nthew harshest at tthhipd
grew adv, dawn new one
Winds d Benton. of Norwalk, Is the.
guest of floods In Brooklyn, and Is al-
horse sale at Madison Square Garden'.
-lI you want a anytime I and upto
date 10c Cigar, try the imperial Brown
George south. who did” one of his
limbs alnputa‘tdd‘.i at the, Nomhlk Hos-
* ['9
(fit on last
liquors; taken him the Kissing lll‘fiil’t
mourn
ago *. Lucian: also
dis
11%»
1‘
am
lagap
it J swaying ‘
him. ’
slid (downwind??-
his so .
that” Is another. em dds . .
willow-accrual ‘ new“; _,
.......
fly I"
-i3omes es'homdi hunch Cenvent in
marginalism in "The Little Mim’ -
III '3'
whilenltoc mmlnnm
. 0”;
xAcreléigisfihwlfihiflglm is"
5W2? It'n’Ls Tfim’f M
a an I t» .
IIM‘I WW
indium-run. asunder,” null?"
: lrom the ellects oi the muscle
The
It deem
‘3. been Indefiniteiy postponed.
durum be; mt.
ms
’ medium has meow
such saute nt' tigot she has b599,? re-
nun Karim tom 0.18 L
.I .. i .I l lsltto
assign ” sid'd‘ silt" Masai load
on Wednesday. strains. histam-
willwhflthefisfitrninn, ._
pa whic to have
by e Willloé‘wlig: o3: 122;:
s I‘- .
0mm
an. Hawaii“?
waned
The irlen Moi Smith. of
80 Woodwirm avenue will be sorry
hem “Wt.
ongb illness of tyhhhi
Mmotiofi,‘ of the
IQ.“ ; ioneer
‘ South
Hill -. attend
‘I ,atto .gm byOOI
(Methionine:
“U.
.i. prett'othw Britain
‘ an.“ Quorum
Pg“. hammnmrtisno,
atheist, vInoItIoMtpro
‘ 71s having a
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Hoar-st, of New
Mr. anhiorn
has returned home very much benefit- ‘
up jrs he Knowltpn
Ftittéhll all):gin rm :hklzfrllenélwili - .
a ax , u 3 ~ .
cadmium-diam, ‘5 lt‘
tuned to N
no a visitor at the Faslg and Tipton set.
the or— .
ant lieutenant, 'vtou’ f,
\ mt I,
one duller snares
L8“ ‘mvimlr “Int II‘
FAN! memo
lsrl tor atoning
colonial style ls much the yo
at a is of p toot leather with steel
militia In. a”
RM
uni no pattern} 4.
is nt iridiltln with velvet top and
ovations mails doubly pretty by open-
work charters. 83 .
Throc- bar strap slippers oi kid with
I'l‘iawmlllfiI M
l'on ixce‘pt a bow—$2.
which. ,.I. . .
GLOVES.
White is stillithe favorite for even-
ing wear.
consign?“ length est.
”Mil: Ii length“ $2.985
Isl-builds isnatb 88,00
I20 outrun fiength is to
“with!“ WILL .,.. .
amusing any. «a
. . iii ‘ 1
»*I‘,,a
, Q‘h‘aflli ntrlcatc Inns
3%“? , ion or white In all-ova: or boot
dds
8&0? I! it ~.« -
Lott stagnant. ,_ , .
«new. ~ :_ ‘ - '
(Inc [M his much better over a
corset. that. accords leth the name.
Andi around tcmssnob; heroism
Here; is a with ev-
cry. style. cl corset that’s fashionable
and ccmiortabie~aad expert fitters to
see that women find Inst what. Is best
for them.
.- l‘
I ‘ This; sow
DRINGQOD G0.»
,8.
’ new law 4:.
I... Assesses.
”Newsrooms
§9LOI It1Q.N 3975M Nanette
F914. Silver. Nickel and Canoe:
P
mush;
Chnndcliers: Halidldhns. Fenders,
' Bird Cages and all Irindasoi
Metal, Work Repnored
new
W
I'ANTIQUE'DNONII‘NG.
Metal Signs of every, description.
. . Brass, Advortising Signs.
New and handsome styles. partion- .
The my saint: slipper in.tbis 5'
leather beaten with, steel In '
logs Hostile, new mdmcldedly charm-1
A ‘ltid iii-op slipper with beaded dec '
Paula one strep hid sandals with no, 4 . ?
And suede, oi course, the .
to word list W ‘
“a tlle Bottom: and this _
3 Address“ In slick embroidered -
1
shit: in»: plain black, n to to ,
-. E 1:1 who Ming.“ 4,»)? "7“ .. I...
from“ioodi V (you
*VVm‘ll «~ng I
‘1” t tilt
"did"
“you thug lino
V‘ I”. rues: sari senses. '
scum; environ» Lebhohury Isotowa a
. 0odple on s Friend.
liveryho who knows er-aov
Gog? unihnry knows his fund
or n oertiin' it no of red apple
which he grows on
NEWMAN? nil Its own and. be
thy ooh ooh ontoom
o'wnau aalwnys carries
hardwith helm and is, unselfish
liquids lllllim WsntIVhlsV friends .to 9,12on
he other day was In New York
and entsrlng, an e evsted train met a
gentleman he knows well who had a
‘ seat; whils the governor had to stand
Dani friend asked him to sit down at
Dieting his nu,scst to hint but Gov: Loans
bury re’ align: “No; it I take it they
will think am older than you. " The
Iris :1 porslstod and finally the govers
.. .. III...
V_ it the asst, while his friend
I!!! nexttoinm
sentient» kept on reading his
, paper and pretty soon lelt somebody
Insole Inbounhis overcoslmc t lib
firstsgmh hm ct dermal? but
"in .. It! WI he had not ng in
the, , hot to lose he kept on at an
I... ‘t‘att‘mlt‘i‘it‘d‘ rid:
9 W “P 0 50 e
triélr. Fl lly he said: "
eI'nbrIpro on tryinl lb t schist ht
out‘io oty phoclet.t to." wars to
rcpy‘ “'m r ego comet in; n
the New: fiddling this year "
d, flare an gh repeats; in the
melted were two specimens, ind hand
com ones, of th lemons red on lee
wire delighted he senators at
ford
tall“ (I! 1898. um: Lou try always
was liberal with thosé amp. and It Is
mod n to his friends when the sp
pie 0 is large, for he always uses
them liberally. ~ltidgsllsld Press. .
m
WIILL RAISE ANGOIA COATS.
aunt—~—
M Kind of
any. care. 880. laws the Ansonia
Sentinel? In the lief history at
Huntington. the role In of sheep tor
wool and mutton was among the lead
laundromat: oiIsha rhetowm 0: lets
us I mourn-Aha
fiddfim rm;
and)" was howivorp‘ and“ ot the
I0” "are 3w
Wag? bellsm‘Jll how swat
Huntlogton Farmers Will Try This
, no air;
able vaon than a
mowight Walelss have
stance the
initials. and they will push
. _ _ w ibl
.. patent Lollies}
_ report scum
s dollar
. at regs titration oi pads that its. prints
storm. ltha‘snl'
sas. he does oi.
r two years and which were ..
mama beds” curiae. the.
iodine
‘ldimldil TI denim
dommhnnwr lions larder dull
Tu lldlldll‘. lntrddded Busineds
yssr 1981 was a recumbrenher In the
wording to the annual
tied to Cannes: yester-
day» or the commissioner oi patents.
Frederick I, Allen The number of
patent! Issued. was amid, the largest
must output in the history of this
out. the issue at certs-Icatss
and labels was also unprecedented.
nontoxic: 2MB. , .
The cash receipts of the oilicc our
ills MIDI were 81,249 398 Ill excosdluil
those at any previous year by nearly
a. hundred thousand dollars. The ex.
fences. oi the year were 81, 297.385 his
car .
ing a surplus 01 ”53.01852. ,
The state whose citizens received
“2 the largest number of patents during
, the your. was New York with 4.098.
‘ Next in order came Pennsylvania with
. 2,837; iillnols with 2.;430 Muflncblh
m aetts. 1,905; Ohio. with 1,120 and New
Jerseywith 1.198. One patent was Is
sued to a citizen from the Philipptne
islands, one to a Porto itioan and 11
“It to Hawaiians. Eight were. issued to
‘ men 0! the army and eight. ts the
' navy. ‘
in proportion to population. more
patents were Issued to citizens of Con
sentient than. to those of anyother
state-rope to every 1,198. Massachu-
setts had one to every 1,472: Rhoda
island one to every 1,581; New .York
one tocvery, 1.7?8.
in the number of. patents issued to
citizens oitcrclgn countries. Germany
stands first with LIMA; England see-
one with 986: Canada third, with 876.
The commissioner pleads to a larg-
er stall and Iacllitles to handle the in
creased business at we silica. Boxer
ringto thozcharge oi peeulatlons on
the namotethe, chic! clerk. who was
discharged several months ago, the
commission” sails: ,
"Dari swim 1901,. china“ have
bean ms is in the methods employed
inrecelvlng, opening, slamming and
recording the mail, chthe cities and
its cash contents. Tnese changes
were made upon the discovery of ir-
regulafltlel within the Dillon, which
resulted In some changes in the per-
sonnelvand theme now been ,In
(time (or five months. The result has
been of almost cessation of com
plaints ot‘lossesmi money alleged to
have been sent to this olilee."
GENERAL REUNION.
PianIIto. Have All Connecticut War
Rlplmanu at Dedication
Those having In charge the plans
for the dedication. In September. of
the monument on taeIcapItsl grounds.
Hartford, in memory or the First Con
necticut Heavy Artillery. are In hopes
d that‘ the reunion at all the Connecticut
Civil War regiments may be arranged
to be held in this city at the time at
the dedication. It is pointed out that
the met win he or interest to veter
nos everywhere In the state. and a
tethering or survivors of the war
would be or much Interest. .
' 'l‘I'Ic' committee It is‘ said will ask
Governor Nelson a aid in Inviting
Presidont Msoveib to participate In
the ceremonies
n
ABRAHAM IDENDER'S WILL.
His Wlla and Daughter Cut Oil With-
out a Cent.
A paper written In Hebrew, and
which was found smooch the edicts of
Abraham I". Benderl who ccfimltted
suicide, Sunday night. in E tBridge-
port, proved to be a wilih y corms
oi which deceased left all or his pro-
perty to his two sons and cut his wile
and doughter oil without a cent. There
Is “It y to he a contest In the courts
‘over qwill
was I mm
id, to have
'WAssIsoyos. January III—true ~
V , no we one «no»: no, use. ‘
'I one We."
IVOV‘IUMI'“
picked from the various,
titans oi? the big store;
Ladies Black and Gray Cloth Coats. double breasted. .
collar, lattes; cut, wellV made; worth $5.00 for $2.98.
1.4551892 Mywool Serge Suits, jacket, fine quolity int
flounce alert. toilets still: rooms, A bsrgsld at 87 ~49 ,
.Lgdi’ps; FiahnplctthWI-appcrs, dark colors, in stripes and
coded efiecta. deep flouncc; reduced from $1.25 to 75¢. . “‘
Meals Campus Hair Random Shirts and Drawers. wogtlt ,
reduced to age. V
Ladtcs’ Sateen and Fine Quality Batiste Corsets, in,
drab, bios}: and tangy; sires somewhat broken, consequep -Vy
low price-39c. a pair.
‘5.“
and toe,V fast colors, zocI, ..3 pairs for 35;.
Outing Flannels in dark colors, at so. a yard.
Seamless Stockinétte Dress Shields, all sizes, 5c. a/ pair.
Ladies’ Pure White Hematitchul Handkerchiefs,a
bargain. at so. each.
it'd, Whilst dhserve the consideration of everyone Interests
tasteful Home Furnishings.
THAT We are showing the choicest line ct Chamber Suits In this via
THAT our stock of Dining Room Furniture is by tar the largest in
section.
THAT our line of Fancy Chairs is the finest and best assurtment in “tit
Twin Clti i.es
THAT our Drapery Department contains new and up—to- ~date designs In I
and Pcrtiere Curtains.
THAT our Shade Department is thorough In every detail and that our
cieéuna‘ and Oil Cloths guarantee you every satisfaction in s ‘V
an prce, ” ”
THAT we know the market thoroughly and buy for spot cash granting.
us, and to you. too, every advantage oi quality and price. ‘
THAT our line is the most varied, etc ck the greatest, styles the newest;
prices thq lowest. . .
A. J. COLLINS 6t C0
Funeral Directors
and Embnlmers .
12 North Main St. So Norwni
... . “0..., ww—n
BRIDGEPORT'B CUBllIAfllNE BOAT
One New BuIldIng {or the Govern-
Monte-Other Nations" Interested.
The Lake To
an
MORE LIGHTS iN Mihm
The 150 light which the C; I,
cut illuminating ompany arran
place In Millard have nearly a”!
Installed. The compdny has
to increase its onpaofty te«400
When that number have been
the company will put one oh
street about opposite the res
of .l D Brown, and maintain
of charge for, a time. Wimp til
rent is turned Into the in ~
the street mentioned whic"
dingeroua for tennis on
will be pertectly sate.
{9%. Boat Co.
Bridgeport Is building and ex its
submarine boats for the United
States government and expects to
have it completed and in the Potomac
river at Washington early In the
spring. It Is than. expected that
Congress will malts an appropriates
for its purchase. Representatives .0!’
foreign governmnot's are also looking
at the plans at the best and are a-
ct
After hearing the document transia p w p) g or“: As a s-ggu t
I'll thump hired it which“? dd]: “e fugue“ to com hy‘ lb likely to
' so so! It In now he at
Pum '31 to. lie vhalued It “000 on who.” rest. t hi all 1:920
Red lMc‘tttorhpan. will . .
.IOMNKIIIAIIIOhlc solo. pm a .f .V, .. > .«m.
”*3”‘ ~ w my. tar—A a plant rot stance adds/V” an? “A“; ”If" 1;“,
#3:”;an kWh“: hindobbent ‘ . ‘M-‘f‘j:l ’5‘“
ll!” fig,” :1»th «its. 3175.1; 5*
. b~ MIN“ My”. ”Sit 10:231. 10: d“ 11‘ 35:
D. P. Will militias, The Ila—12:55». l:
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3A. HIV-~12: 86!, ‘93“ 5: “8;
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