I 1 china. I MT .. Arno moved. rmm New or. noon to Norwallt Saturday. WW Yeitérday was known in the church . calendar as Sexagesima Sunday. WM Our Brothers Lodge. 1.0.0. FL. Will hold a regular meeting this evening. mm The Norwalk and South Norwaili Common Councils will meet this or m Mrs. G. Cuneo and son Louis have gone to 'l‘y1one. Pa. for a several I ‘zdays' visit withrel‘ativesn ' .‘ at Bridgeport tomorrow. . Sheriff John W. Sculley served the no I tices. i 'i‘he Lamont Club. (it the South nor- ‘walk Congregational Church was Bu diessed by Rev. Paul Moore Strayer, yesterday at noon. Herbert 7Arnoid.-ot Newark. N. .i.. who has been ill for some time with smallpox is nearly well. He has many lolatives in South Norwalk and flow- ayton ' O . var-4n». Albert 30th is stationed on the battleship Illinois, which is to be our oil the shine to escort Prince Honrv oi Gelmany on his arrival in this country. I. .1. -I , . Ii. The sielghing was quickly put to , loot Saturday afternoon by the rain l: ‘ " seen until the runners scraped along ' 'on bare ground but there were some sleight; to be ' ‘I r ~The Irer Johnson Truss Frame Bicycle will be Miller Taylor amL I Harry Elites. Lockwood d: lves. AgtsI ”HM”... . Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. R.. will II hold an important meeting tonight, to complete arrangement}! for the annual 1 camp fire and bean balls: of the organl nation next Monday night ‘ The lunerai ot€Wfllliim .Tfllomas .Aih luv the infant son of Mr and Mrs William- -T Ainley, of Orchard street was held yesterday afternoon. Inter ‘ ment was in Riverside cemetery. Jacob Lassen and iii H Fox have been drawn as jurors tor the crimina common pleas court. which comes is Deputy WU 4...“... The City of Norwaik ‘had a very I rough passage yesterday from South Norwalk to New York. e gale struck her when oil Shiuban Point. 11 one a case of keeping at it or sinking The boat succeeded in reaching port surely. i} —-~—I’m I"I' I Samuel (Thrasher. of the Law and him ideagud. reeéived a telegrhm ’ until after the inn Saturday announ lilnother Wallace field, N. H. Mr.‘ dent.t hot his ~——Dr. M. S. Rose ooulist and nuclei can be consulted in the parlors of the Mahackelno Hotel. on Tuesdays and I F1 idays. between .t e hours of 1 and 5 n ‘m.. and daily betwen 9 and i2 11. in, ii and ii p. 111.; at 615 Fairfleld ave- , nun, Bridgeport. Eyes examined and eaten treated. , mt Rivfir where effort 6i“ diamantilhk will be' tabled. after which the hull u..1_ be burned tor the metal. The crattvwas .‘i fiufillorwalll Itch Club hold a meet yesterday (it? visit at Palomino, N Motive» , «in-mam The children of Edward Bouton. who accidental“? shot himself you continue to reside at the old home- stead in Ely avenue. '."‘""‘ who has been visiting relatives in turned to her borne. m Gilbert Horton and Councilman A. game or non] in the tournament oi the Norwaiii Fire Police this evening. I--I-Whoeier it Wilson No. ii Machines below agents prises. Lockwood d1 lvns. , r. 1 Owing to the disagreeable Weather Shingle! blth‘t. the dance to be given by t e Pleasure Ohm in Germanls Hall was postponed until next Satur day night. 4» MW..- David W. Workman, oi Ridgeiield was in South Norwaik, Saturday, call- ing on blends: He has been appoint. Press for Ridgeiield and vicinity. ‘\...A....,. The business meeting of the Eu worth League of the First Methodist Episcopal Church tonight will be oi importance to‘ every member as the new constitution is to be considered. W Among the guests yesterday at the Norwalk Hotel were E. Meyers. New Haven; F. I‘, iDani’orth and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Huston, Georgetown; C 5. Sign“): Bethel; onarles Judd New or ' Sliding down Clay street hill has been' the means or great sport for me children in South Norwank. George Decker is the have. He piled twelve on one sled and steered it down. so ing as far as Railroad avenue. It is not thought that the voice oi Robert A. Show the singer. will be seriously. attested from his lecent at- task of tonsilitia The opelation which was periormed was successiui and Mr. Shaw is able to be out again. A change in the vacation system for the clerks in the big oli'ioo building of the Consolidated road. New Haven was announced Saturday. Hereaftm it is sold. them clerks must apply to bonds of departments for vacations in itead of to their subordinate ofllcors‘ as heretofore. Harry Perry, the confidential clerk in Olsen’s shoe store. sold Mr. Olsen's trotter - Saturday afternoon to (liar- once Scofleid, oi Dal'len. .111: young man drove the horse on the Boulevard speedway and around the streets oi South Norwaik to show Ml. ocoileld that it visa all right Beginning next Sunday evening Rev W. W. '1‘ Duncan will commence a series 0! sermons on The Drama ol Life in Six Scenes: or. Job and Mod ern Probiems. These sexmons Will .ru‘n through the remaining three Sun ‘ -“ day evenings or February and me first three of march. Evangelist R. C. Fully. of Boydton Vin. banned through South Nor-walk Saturday on his way to Watelbury. He intends to hold revival services in the Baptist Church of which 3. W. Reed is pastor. lie had a warm ro caption. Mr Polly is colored and is considered to be one or the best evan- gelists in the country. About meninilve members at the any 3finned“. in eir rooms on this W n itreet ridge and made arrangements for the annual banquet at th club, to be hem next it elaborate menu has promises to be one undress reg oi the Arlen bloom in. has re- I 3., where she has been stayins with k Miss Mary banner of New Canaan. ' South Norms and ltowayton. has re, .l Meeker. each rated 115. will play an ed representative of the Asedciaten I magma. . a so ever held by they I come no the week of the rust ' ‘3" ' MeihOdlst Conrail: holiday, a p. 111.. . aim in Ulster-a 6 to M 11.1. Slur In overcoat: to to to ya 4.1 booth No 14 Gnu Nominee»: “ E * Masonic Building. Telephone Call 32 2; South Norwnik Store. on gt. a... Alva Moron min : Good oats. if you, buy here, cost no from dirt and other impunities, as we as screen them. BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. Militant ”r. PLATINUM having all the merit of Steel Engrav- lugs and absolutely Permanent. ART ESTS’ Trolleys naas‘tho door] to order in any style or also. _ Rubber Stamps mad; ”Ordinary sizes. 161: rat line. and each additional line 10c. One line stamps 20c. IBOOKSELLBR, UTATIONER. ENGRAVER. The former price was from £3.00 in «38.00. mail: More: til Main 01. way my no: roles or'coon‘oilrs' more than the inferior grades. and you'll get them free refully 1M mt." FINE. PHOTOGRAPHS PROOF th P. Beers Norwalk, Conn. ,h of warmer tone with a rich velvety surface. The very perfection of Artie tic Portraiture. I All work is finished with esoecmi care and fully guaranteed OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS JACKSON’S STUDIO 53. WALL ST.. NORWALK ' entail sewing machine whichy llh ’ Caucus, a co ‘nrduy tor the purpose of ti garb bars ”in South molt libil 4M '— ' “I'm The In. it Read homo any inor- I. in hold tor i2. ‘ 8 Allen Clancy oi New York. in mit- log at the home or Daniel Keogh. in innit Nora-sill. ; Tho I". B Smith thick .9..— at I-ipwlsnd’s I is being sold at titty cents on the dol- lar. flee the ad. Miss Grace Oviatt is the guest at her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Thompson. inlllnzkensacil, N. J. l The boyal.cboir will meet for rehear- sal at Trinity Church Tuesday even- ing at '1: 30 o’clock. ' Miss Alyse Gregory will entertain- triends at n Saimngundi party. at her borne in West avenue. Saturday night may QBeckeIr and daughter Hel- en. who have been visiting in New York have returned home and report having a good time while in the cur. Mm Willard 8. Com-tech left this morn- ing, for a week' a business trip through Long island. In the interests ot the ‘ ' firm at Curtis fl: Comatocir, the overall manufactmers/ two Clarence Real-don has resigned his I position as fireman on the Consonant ed Railroad. and taken one as night I " man at the Adams Express Company a allies in South Norw‘allr. can Harry Guttridge resigned his post- I ‘ tion at the drug store of Edward P. Weed. in Wall street, Saturday night, to take one with his father He is sue- needed by William Henry The cellar under the house belongn ing to William H Smith in Franklin ‘,street is filled with water. Workmen were busily engaged in cleaning the gutter and letting the water out, this morning. The principals and teachers of the public schools held a meeting at the residence of Principal William C. ' Foote Saturdny night and talked over the kind of text books to be used and the plans of work to be taken up in the future Local Union No 269. Bartenders. lifeld a meeting yesterday afternoon in Elks Hall in South Main street and received several applications for mem- bership. besides initiating two candi dates A delegation from Stamford was present p...- imznflu-AH Delegation: from Stamford. New Canaan Danbury. and Bridgeport are catalog to South Norwalk Monday eve ning February 10th to attend Uncas Tribe of Red Men‘ 1: big annual mas querade hall and entertainment. There is no doubt but that they will be highly entertained. —-A Social Bazaar will he held by”-r the graduating class at the East Nor walk High School Friday evening. ‘ Feb. 7. A line program has been ar- ranged and many things. including fancy articles. cream and valentines will be for sale Come and learn your fate from the Palmist. Admission. 10c. Edward German. whose funeral tool: place yestreuay afternoon. was in- . sured in the Brotherhood of Locomo- ‘tlve Firemen for $1500 Owing to there being a mass meeting of the fire— men and engineers in New Haven. rei- atlve to some trouble with the railroad. the members did not attend the funeral in a body, as was intended. Thomas Callahan and Miss Margaret Bailey of Hartford. were married by _ Rev. John '1‘. Winters at the Church or the immaculate Conception Saturday morning at 8: 30 o'clock. Miss Nellie in of the bride was bridesmaid an! '1'. McIntyre was the but man. The couple went on s weddl trio and will be at home at No. 210 anklin Ivonne after Fol» ruary 15. A certain teacher in the Franklin I ’ school is the center of much maniacal I today. Elle went to New York on Sat- shopping. intending to meet a friend attire druid annual Station. who.“ tended to tulle her to itinerant am one triend dill not amour and the as neutrals atr- v not last in it’svr‘. ‘ mm- iroln the ,~ teacher returned that 51 hrriltld in and $1 69. Boys' Short Pants Suits with vet to formerly priced no 35 on and iii 50. are now selling at 32. 50. 38.00. $3 fill and mill} All wool Sailor Blouse Suite for Little Fellows oi’ tied or Cheviot that were good values at $2 50. now they are at 181. till. Boys? and Childrena Blue Chinchilla Reefer-s values up to at 98c. Children’s Tonnes, 25c and and 391: qualities. 13c. “ Periect fitting Stein Bloch Cutaway Coats and Vesta oi bit ‘ worsted, sizes 33 to 40. formerly priced 815. 00, now $9. 98. ‘ lasted about iii} double breasted abort Puts Suits in media weights that formerly sold at $2. ill) send it. 50 and have nri Men" 11 Mackintoshes at one hell price. We still have some excellent Stein Bloch broad—shouldered b Overcoat: that we are selling at 20 per cent. reduction. I CLOTHIER. HATTER, AND FURN 48 and 50 Wall Street. ..«..~M.... ... _ when. . Site moss. is it worth while to have the print run together. or your head ache, or any oi.‘ the discomfort you have‘been sut- tering from, when PROPER ones. as PROPERLY ADJUSTED; will re- move the trouble? We guarantee por- fect fitting and make no charge for examination. 6.15. Sachem, Graduate Optician, 6% \Da“ Street. Korma“. THE BEST Uiilll ll “THE [WEST P i8 THE PURCHASIR'S MOT-TO. THE BRET GUARANTEE of our ability to meet this demand in our line is our wide reputation. on long experience in handling sing some" 'I Bernard Ooh aspen his [01th in Danbury; . Jessica is selling Pan’Anhrioan con milk at men ma tier nth. Coal. Wood. Hay. Building Motorloi, RAYMOND BROS Steak Cod Haddock, Pollock. Pike. White Fish. Flat Fish. Front Fish. R.J Toll OI" “W Market Cod, Steak Salmon, Large Herring, . Open Long Clams enduoy tern WAlIllNG'i'ON 131‘ Next in John H. Groin. etc. . Gill law Ami 97-1; as IvmhIll nut-11.111 today's , 1 You can always had ‘ lion ii moi” , I
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