7. 7 . m 7
Footy Jomolcomn in, crime.
Fancy mode 7 I so due.
Mi QpliVV V
Mr”! dinner“ 1. Who has been ill,
is o if." to be obout again.
Mm Joined. Hantord who has been
ill for some time. is slowly improving.
The F. .S. Club has purchased 1;
large amount of groceries and son
them to n worthy family.
Rev. W. M. Fantentbt Stony Creek
1.. I wIll preach attire t Avenue
Methodist church tomorrow nixht.
‘ The Sunday school teachero. oi the
East Avenue Methodist chuch will
hold it meeting next Wedmdey night.
William‘ W Devi Md! 7 collected-.7
N; In mode it living Mel this blfic'e
yesterday He called on several i‘riende.
I The Junior Band of the East Avenue I
Methodist Churn» held a meeting at
the residence of mod H. Field, last
night.
Henry Seymour of Maple avenue
spent yesterday with the family.“
George W. Seymour 0.! Washington
street. -
Druggist H. F. Pierce won in New
York yesterday, and while there wil-
neared 'the performance at Keith‘s
theatre. 7
‘ Mrs. James Hnntord has been very
sick but In convalescent. She is a
daughter .0! Charles Burtis. oi Tal-
modse Hill
Rev. Burdette B Brown. of Middle
field Conn. will reach at the East
Avenue Methodist hurch next Thurs?
day evening.
There will be divine service as us-
0. Rev. .7 hhrlee‘T Coerr
All: rm?“ cordially
Bridgeport with I.
arrive. “oz ‘ 7. . 7
The emcermnd fill my schdoi teach-
ers of the Advent Christian Church in
Van Zandt avenue held a. meeting. last
night. in the class room. and decided
that they would hold regular meetings
every two weeks hereon”. The les-
son for tomorrow was talked over.
Miss Irene Young entertained a
small company or her friends at her
hime In East Avenue. last evening
Various games were enduiged In and a
most enjoyable time woe he‘d by all
During the evening on excellent and
tempting collation was served
Rev. J. W. Dnvls. president of the
Advent Christian Church conference.
will start out next :11de on an oilieial
visiting tour to munygchurchcs. He
will be gone a Week. . The places that
he will visit are New "Haven, Plain-
ville. uristol. Waterbury. Torrington
and Cempville. ‘ “
Mr. and Mrs. Churicb Simona. of lien-
ry street. entertained a phrty of friends ‘
at their home. last night. A very plea-
sant evening was silent and supper-war
nerved. ‘Rev and Mrs. J. J Faust and
children were present along with Mr.
end Mrs Milton Elwood. Mrs Harriet
Tate. Mre Margaretfli‘riel. Mrs. Good
sell. Course Ecuador imu Robert Tate.
Rev. J J. Foust.‘ will preach in the
Greenwich Mun churnh next “Twit
omit. Rev WAR; Sconeld midi-son's”
wich was In East Nor-walk yesterday
melting arronxelnénto tor the spacinl
hervlcm to be held. it In thouuht that
Rev. H. 3 dn' ‘1 Norton“; will
0 famine tor a
the excellent our.
MJ J. Faust.»
3?th r of the East Avenue Moth: :
urch‘. dunno; the ottflhir‘ee fimw
capers y or fun no e
i'éieorlng’ the 'e . _ debt. is meld no
amt prepl.‘ lob: entertain Rev.
Mr. Foul on' Jun pt Iome nature
guts. previous to h
“Mg? game no church work a;
e tor. meeting
tun committed “Edd lint rodent”
night 'and two moddodto
the committee sire
good till
twelve the int he
tomoro'u diluent - '
Bil-chord over 31%»!
u o“ more conifer:
no will be on or
arewu will
place.
return home tomorrowmith
Town Clerk release; mu g... o; V
VV cup option. He‘ll“ 7
merry original idoha' retarding ropre»
sentatlon in the town.
in about onothuii week the Addition .3;
to the town :lroli will. be completed
During the unit couple on do.” work
has been empower! on account or the
storm and con weather. *‘ ~
Flret Selectman C W Raymond has
been Inmtixitlng verol tires that
two recentlyi . ‘s. new low re
uiring the are anectmun to report
oil ilrerl thot occur. their causes. etc
Gontro‘cti‘rre lions Jr Sellcck. oi Nor
oton hove dissolved partnereh’lo. Mr.
Selleck will do contracting rind take
ohm ge oi the superinteuding and con-
etr'uctiou 1uVVI7l \york under hie own
name ‘
The Junior Christian Engesvor So
cicty meets every Sunday at 3. 1.5 p
m In the Congregational Church. The
topic for Sunday will be “Why l Am
a Christian Endosvoror.” Josh. 22:5.
iChristion Endeavor day). Loader,
Chester Cantrell ‘
The annual hull of volunteer Hook
and Ladder Compnuy will be held in
Town Hall Dorian, Willey evening
The, committee of arrangements is
Louis Stoorzo..fleorxe.8tr7ehle. Arthur.
Raymond William Spltzcr Antone
Smith. Andrew Whitelaw. Willie Finch
l .
7 i
is:
rue WW
. tools.
or V V .e'threVoV "
VViv‘ruolt Warren is; Thurinlloy tor.
Bridgogort. on rdnib vi
More hour be her eev
VpbsitiooV‘: in lending dry
a house
Me. and Mrs. Lining Fanning. lira. shy
hove moved into hire. . Hubheii’:
board. on hiveroidn avenue. recently
- 7 by Mr you Mrs. Wiiiionr Mon. 7
lion end
meeting of u... Foirtlold county 5 V
Pomona orange. No. ii. at 8heiton.3 V V
IN doeodoy. were Mraoddlire Jgoepg .‘
the. hi 7
Local physiciene rejoi
more: room, indeed
in thé microbe theory ru had their a
bond; Ieruitingiy. and declared the ‘
conditions to be the bout tor general 7 7
heinth thus for this season. I
The little daughter of Louis Alien 7,7.
who was severely .ecaldpd home time 7.
ago by overturdhlg a pot of boiling ‘;
water, is ogoln in ti;
Nolan. an abscess hit oi; formed as .V: ‘
the direct reault or her former iniur- w
lee :
will. Clark, of Gronbury Plains. :7
was in Bridgeport hureduy‘. making :7
purchases or o no of carpenter's
hohse recently destroyed by fire. and
as his tools were lost with other vui- 7‘:
noble directs, Mr Clark had to invest “
in new tools 7
The turkey supper and nuclei xi r
by the Y; P s, c E. lost week Thurs i;
«luv evening who a great success. over I
a hundred people had their till 0. on i
old fashioned supper After the tn- 3
Milli were cleared owoy a matron! oiv
recitationn. vocal and instrumental
music was listened to.
The premised blizzard proved little
else than a “fruit" For the first time
I
;
:7
71V
7 this season opportunity (or sleigning'
in
is
out of
their ter hurt
dine, «on ngfiocui o
. ‘mude Volei‘ghing good inV certain soc
ll .
aléventeen 't blrlhd it 7
Games were uplnyed dancing was in
Mixed in and a general good time was
enjoyed. Supper who served at 11
dried for their re
spectlve homes;7
A consignment Vb“! books for the Dot
ieu public library is expected dolly
When it arrives it is thought that it
will be the lust lot of booka purchased
for the library in some time. The li-
brary ls becoming more popoior each
day More books are being taken out
and It is thought that on assistant will
have to be engaged before long.
firmeriztn.
Henry Keeler to visiting friends in
New York
Mrs Raymond Keeler is
friends in New .York.
Miss Mattie Bedlent is visiting the
Misses Butts of New York.
Miss Jennie Hoyt is visiting her ole
ter Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey. of Wes-
tonV. ‘ '
Burgoyne Hamilton of New York In
stepping for a. few days with his
glands. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wood
or
Carroll Weed met with an ccldent
me day last week while cuttiicgwoot
vhidi; resulted in breaking I bone in
1an oflri
An entertainment was VVgivcn by the
‘J’ladloa Aid Society of the Conerega
tidnoi Church,; at the residence of Mrs
enozur Kepler on Friday evening,
which correlated of music and recite
ions Mushrooms were served and
Lil “watchmen Mood o pleoeuut
are
.‘I‘he supper hold at the home or Mr.
ind Mrs. Mortimer Keaier on Satur-
in?" levelling tor the benefit of the
“a school was it oucceu anon
flail.“ tt «heroin. .q'K‘l can grow:
warned; on 7011ch
avid ‘Mi'; hwhicli‘
.oupplied.
‘ dualom cake.
which it won by lire. Edwin K
Hoyt; W W n delightizral
i
'“ or. 7
" the Wutport
ioiii fill: an attack of
Was afforded yesterday and owners at
test horses were over the roado. 'l'h
snow of Wednesday burdened up on '
made. it our bottom, that l; yenterda
her home in Greene Forms. The oc-
casion was not allowed to pass uhno»
tired and those of he: relatives who'
were unable to attend in person sent
tokens of rembmbrnnce. Mrs Burr lo
remarkably well preeerved for one or
her yearn and outgred into the leetivn
tiles heartily. "'I =
At no time thin winter have tho‘
care over the Weatport Bridgeport di-
vision been in) near akin to cold shor-
aee. as was the cue Wednesday. it
won impossible to but them and the
contrast was oohtrlltlnrau to make;
riding uncomfortable. Lu 0! audio-7 »
lent electrical forge won t e trouble;
it not only enacted the Vhe‘at but the
movement of the pars on well. ’
There are tour- cases of neulet rev:
Willioin Guildhall. Every precaution
thmes'ith
pain
He propoees Vto rebuild his *7 .
VVPinlthom'oIV
withered“. ovol‘ V‘thin"!
7. due, nod I ma Vii'oiuui it one giv
3.9. on {with
”(mom Valentino Ave." Tremonh .
~ more.
9 .
you, Ines. Sh
coolant
Tron) no on
ibod difle“
IIWB it new
Mtillhdlliifl ti) Vt
to
it
‘ V 1
min och mull. resound
ipliy‘lé.ién'liy nod mentally.“
no of
.7 v “Voile. .
.Piuklmnr Is the quickeet a
ice ubnut all i” nitric troubles.
dv tilde women
When you buy cool you want u tell
V measure. Not only went the duality
V right but the quantity on well.
When
V you place the order with us you Ire
V ‘ 122 Water so
and the M
g‘VI‘I' remedy" W‘M Milli. M. H. hm.
V surest; woybo
er oddreoo ll
Followhlg is an instance .
lilrs. ”overlie First Letter to Mrs. Pinkhom.
“ Dun Moe.
troubles. IVV out! or
end (or no no: ‘thjn
with a nil
”Milo
timee hath biota-in
nature»: -.I would like. your odviee In regard to my
Very month at. time of utensil-notion. ind flow so tuna
Ib‘tScomc very weak. else get very dirty I out limb
7 and when menses; have purine in ovaries no
got munti measure“ none: In lower port or
been rag—down feeling“.
boning it: hove indoors-huh. immune, hinting
yblood In‘not in good condition.
Murine ("3:633 With
opl
your}! on. Mus. Email item: rails South Ave. Council Bin 5. lewd.“
7m Haven' sV second letter.
(knew it. V1399.
IV Inns. Prom
how done for me.
month 1 Mod very badly y.
Hamid...
visiting erI at Crosshiahway in the. family of Plnkm'. V0
Liver
has been taken to prevent the spread ' :
of- the disease The East Long Lots
when! where the children attended»:
Le tuna health oiiloer.‘ Dr L. T. Day.
hasvioited and thoroughly tumlgnted
so thut all chanced of catching the” dis.
one from that source has been Ihiit~
eratod.
They call in Van oxe- handle routine
bore and strange no it may
thorium more use on the hospital}?
list thhn bridal and on supply of halves“:
odhande 1‘0wa wood ism: otth ‘
nt time «but the real wdlillculty i «7
. i.
“will mining
liking such .VreriV‘lVVVghtV‘VV
litter-encoumdxlps from the exp
doogflwwrifi 7. .- 7.
it ioauim'vidoot toot ,. Taylor
will Ind it Idiill‘cult to on lent his re-
cent ltm Hill; on lonfliim
l o “mightier: potato; {I‘d At-
lento. woo u r not-
ed to horticulture: creme grown into
Mr. Taylor‘- habits and desires. wu
connotation: and or great furor-loo
with the men. He is not only inland
by bill into omfiioy. but hi! I” v
nuoclomtho $377
....... not.
on now a 77
A: colour“ .M“ ottoman.
Green- Mme. “moriviudm
Rm”.'
1;
)
to sit. or lie flown
Iooduo relief. I
nil—I wish to express my gratitude for what, you
I cultured for {our years with womb troubles. Every
I got so but
tint I could hordiy do my work.
of the time. I doctorodfor
ruin; your «annealed-V43.»for
Blood Purifier. fixative alum
w" worm “-dioo. Bun HAvar. m
V: VVEVQ‘KLIWJ m... i: . VI“,
seem; ‘i’
I Pillsbury's Best Flour.
‘1 euro of nomination In every bit of cool
:7 you buy.
Piece your orders with us and set “ ‘
your money' a worm. Our price equal. .
V. Any and our deal surpasses all.
iumg lockwuol l h
V aucceseorn to d. euro '
Tel. 31-5.
branch Dulce. 2 30. Main St.
600 be:
3 pkgo. None Such Mince, Meat. 2hr
1 lb pkg. Seeded Raisins.
7 V‘- 1 lb pkg. Cleoned Currants.
7m Pon- American Milk,
Peninsular Milk,
3 pkgs Century” Health “—l’oucoke.
A. STU VL,
Cottage avVe . EasVVt Norwaik
The howeVst Rite Pawn Broker.
highchair): and Which: for Sale.
Wiring. .
A. TARLOV.
Washington '7’“ Bridge,
South, Norwnikh .
rm 7 ‘
Plumbing and if am Horn
r VllohthnVa.
V Kathmandu.
AND TIN ROOFING.
_-nnd Stem Fitting.
'7 Metal Ceiling. etc.
locum .
So con 2
25¢
' attention.
1712 w Slalom-on broiler;
souru uonwlltx. ‘
Noumea machinofi7 7
vlpln .stoom one ”MT. m
and builders’ hitrdwdre hon
told. Hoodouumrodormg
rubber. lfitmre and #7 .-
on won a limit-
{righoet cosh price-V will lid
calling on 7 r 7 77
v
ABE
18 t “V
more”. a. cloud
A7 nu lama. pm
"lied to :7 Much WM: 7
Norwalk Chronicler