atom. at: in.
pitfall will slim.“ pass
‘ ‘_ ugh til it hurtling ordeal you will
.bopiemd. mister 25c. '
r. a. antenna." crown.
or Washinldoo lit» 80. Nomadic-m.
. iis Colin. the all‘around man at
Hefner's store, lain, MW Yorktodayt
it will be Cominhulon ‘Sundny next
Sabbath in theflaatatvenue Methodist
Church. t a . ~
Miss Kn‘tevooliina. of New York. .is
me enclave! lilies Gutterldge, 22 River-
side avenue; l . , . i .c
the Loyal Work-
crs’ mention at the Advent Christian
Harry Bauchy led
Church. last evening. , .
Water hashseapntlnthe Lemonoelli
buildings in ho‘brown owner will be
put-won in Milly or two. . ~ . , .
Mrs..W-illiam R. Gilbert and daugh-
ter. of Plenum avenue, who have been
liters slowly improving.
There will be an important meeting
of the teachers of'the Adi/cut Christ-
lanuhurch. tomorrow. evening. , .
. An important meeting or the Ladies'
Aid Society. of the East Avenue Metho.
dist Church, Wlll be held next Wednes-
day. afternoon. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Hodges. of
Brooklyn. spent" Sunday at the resi~
deuce of Mr. and hire. A. N. Sherwood,
in Pleasant avenue.
, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jarvis. of South».
port, who have been visiting friends in
this place .over Sunday. returned this
. morning'to their home. . '
The Washington street bridge
was open about half an hour. this
morning. so the ice which had formed
could be cleared oi; the piers.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Ad.
vent Christian Church. will hold‘ a
. meeting at the residence of Mrs. Oscar
Parlrick. in' East avenue. Thursday
evening of this week.
Members of the Epworth League of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
will go to Darlen. this evening. and at-
tend the Epworth League meeting in.
the Methodist Church. in that place.
Charles Brotherton, an oyster open-
er in the oyster establishment of the
itowland Oyster Company. is workin:
on a machine thai'will crack the nose
of the oyster. lie intends to patent it.
There will be‘no class room meeting
in than“! "AyenuaMethodist Church;
toiliorrowmight. Thegineuibers of the
class will attend ‘théiunlon clog“: mesh.
“in; in the‘ Sollthilitlorwalk
Church. .1» .r'. .
-- John“ W. Beatty‘a.
..
Q tor‘eswailnfleilltéd“
withpeople all drywall went there at-
ter sulilcientmllsnaperiwlth border to
cover a room in their house: All went:
am happy. as‘they were given the,
best paper lnzthe‘vstore. ~ ,. . ,
- Residents, in «- First avenue Witnessell:
what they claim uncalled for and cruel
treatment of a horse. attached to a two-
seated sleigh, yesterday afternoon. The
animal stoppedtand refused to move.
The. driver slighted and it is alleged
whipped the beast unmercifuliy . lie
the got, in the sleigh and when the
horse started. he akain whipped it the
entire length of’ liic'avcnu’e and until
out of sight. Several residents claim
that the driver should be punished.
Lust night Rev. J. .1. Focal preached
a powerful sermon in his series of Lem
ten services. His subject was “Today
Shall Thou Be With Me in Paradise."
in the morning he delivered an address
to the different missions in the church.
and gave out envelopes to raise money.
These envelopes will be returned one
week from next Sunday. The missions
whose objects were defined. were
Friedman‘s Aid, Southern Educational.
Sunday School Union. Tract and Bible
Societies.
The pupils of Miss ‘liouise Smith and
Miss Anna Sherwood held patriotic
exercises at the lower building of the
. East Norwalk school Friday afternoon.
The following was the program:
Piano Dash-Sally’s Sons.
1.. (lorhalil..;fillldrod Hyatt.
Poem—Seventy-Six,
Ernesti . Gamble. .
Anecdotes conce 'lhll‘ Washington,
Mary Roddy. Hirry Ainsworth. Emer-
' eon Ayres.
Plano Solo—The Turtle's Dance,
ldolla Darrow.
Twentmme \1 Rules; of Conduct
W" a t,
' Gr. es 2. ‘0. 10. ll.
. Vocal Solo-Called Home. ‘
. 4 Aina Baker.
.What Washinxtbn‘s Friends Have Said
. O'Hlml .fl
‘ Gradoli.8.il,10. ll.
; Mandolin and Piano-Hearts and
Flowers, .~ _
Mildred Decker Land Alice Pearce.
Poem—nylon of "ill,
l’lsno Solo—n. ,
Marmot Costello .
Poem—~0reen ”mallow. '
flamboyant“.
SonkAmerlca. w’ ,
8;:Prosram of Rooms 1., it. h... Lower
mmhmm (loin of the"
“his .
' .yllitinx friends. in thlsrp‘lace, has re.
"hodit
”it we
. rapwo‘rth Luigueflnion will beheld in
' kilo—«Address. Spiritual Work Among
a“
' on the oyster steamer. Kate C. Stevens
Hatchet. ~i
.. N“ “in
Recitation—wage
. . 'i'llraalilrll. “pain i.
Recitationw—tlood Old Times.
_ Era st mlesou.
Reic‘lttation—De es in Washington's
4 e; . .
u lfilve lilo. film ll.
Recitationh'f— “daylong Hatchet.
. , r .ilie loan
Sonnwj‘w light» ill. tooling. . '
- School.
m—
naalmauoupaorom
Mrs. Richard Aheadrotbfihns fully ra-
covered from his recent illness.
Miss Elicitation. of New Rochelle.
N. Y., is visiting friendsiu this place.
None of the stores-ohserved Wash
inzton's. Birthday by closing on‘Sat-
urdny..
«*A. theatre mu tromtliie plane. at
tended the play at Hoyt’s Theatre sat.
urdly niaht. . «
,Miss Margaret Barton.
who has been
turned to her home. in Cannon.
George Holtzman'had the fingers on
lilarlcnt hand badly mangled by being
caught in a hay cutter tne other day.
Mrs. Clarence a. Crofoot. who has
been? seriously ill, is getting along
nicely; and will soon beherself again.
will hold apueetlnx tonight and will
settle up matters pertaining to their
recent bail. '
Work on the Town Hall is being
when tocomnletlon. The large tow~‘
er isnenrly ready for the huge bell
that into-be placediu it. . .
Station Agent Stephen R. Hoyt has
had-his ‘haudtull the past couple of
daysuhoveliintsnow iron: the board
platforms acound the depot.
.. Miss Sigrid Carlson was calling on
friends in South Norwalk ‘laat'i‘riday
afternoon. She attended the Mayflow.
fr Hook and Ladder ball in its even-
ng. l
,TheDarien Launchr- Works have
commenced .to construct two large
launches outsideol their works. The
work was delayed somewhat an ac-
count of the recent storm.
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey, of Darien,
was present at the prayer meeting‘in
the Methodist chapel. Greenwich.
Thursday night, and gave a very inter-
esting exposition of the parable of the
talents.
Notwithstanding the fact that Sri-
day night was very disagreeable there
was a large attendance of people at
the town hath; fi‘he occasion. was the
last entertnlnment in the course held
and r thelfglspécesr of than] new .Club
... it grant: n o ego ah]. arch.
.e.’ “eigt‘fnemg'fi Mton‘mnok‘ard. a
cartoon stud inausprist.‘ -..liin’ilal3.ieet8
veroi.’li‘un,:.nuli Saucy in. them and
Warfare some or. linciefiiam‘s
‘Nkss’s The entertainment was very
Endowment; a; . . - .~ .
4,1‘l‘hozhl-mnnthlyvznnliy of the Norwalk
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Dar-
len. tonightu Following is the. inter-
esting program arranged for the oc-
onaion:
7:30—Prelude.
Devotional exercises.
Rev. J. L. Rollins.
Words of greeting.
,IRev. .l. L. Guernsey.
Transaction of business.
' Special music.
Younn People.
Rev. William E. Scoilela, Greenwich.
Hymn.
General discussion.
(in answer to the following nuesuhns)
1. How can the Department. or
Merry and Help contribute to
the Spiritual Work of the Les.-
m1?——Rev. James Robinson. lead-
or.
How can the Department of hit-
erary Work contrioute to the
Spiritual Work of the league?—
ltev. .l. .i. Faust. leader.
How can the Department of So?
rial Work contribute to the Spir~
itunl Work of the League Y—Rev.
L. W. Holmes. leader .
Thirty minutes allowed for open dis-
cussion. ‘
Offertory.
Doxologv.
Benediction.
Adiournmcnt to chapel for light re-
freshments and social hour.
"' ‘ ROWJ—‘Ym
Samuel Mill! is visiting his parents
in Main street. .
Miss Grace Plunder is spending a few
days with friends in Port Chester.
William James has taken a position.
to
Mrs. Willie Nickeraoh and daughter.
of Highland avenue, are getting along
nicely. . . ‘
The troll'éy ears were only running
as tar as the Baptist Church switch
yesterday. ‘
Mrs William Rowland. who has been
ill for tweak or two. is now on the
mod to .
reopen: Preston Hart. of New York,
spent Sunday with his family in
Crockett avenue.
;,.‘l‘hcvelen‘llortjn which struck this
on ll‘rlfiat1 Wilt. did considerable,
tow ‘ ‘ '
. lunged mW‘giils a? e:-
tertnl, u a: on -0 Vin on d;
at that . .. ital ‘.
a
9
. ‘2 " so
was WWW Mn. a. mono:
«Iain am - ‘
Red. White and lilac.
A. lhn .,
'illiiirie‘lllreiiulii'
Eagle Rock and ladder‘tiomnany "
‘ needle alanine "millimeter. 9-0.5“
Allah}...
“his...
‘ Virgil »
idler
.io
. rail, line ililhri’ilinlills ‘
court of Common Pleas of the Seen &
Morehouse Company. of Bridgeport. vs.
of . my.- ,
notifier til
44min. alter ‘
The defendants o0
Carlene. Rubbed. . .
it; is alleged in theipvnipisint that in
November. mo. the plaintiffs. in put-
nuance .ot .a certain ummentdiatwm
‘o, i \ fiCoiniey'are attor-
e ”Aladdin“ ofwhorn
so! :llisatv Noemi .
a supply of ‘ doors. ‘ blinds and other
$800 in cash and 8.1.50 in labo .
and the defendants that the door
blinds and other materials should!
resold at a profit. to be, dlvl ed on
half to each. and that o”
.shouldprove countable, id be M
vided between the parties an churned.
to their mutual accounts a . “tanned
upon. . . ,
. lilo limo alleged that large part
thetmdn were'mid an that on
therefor. was "advert-and that
matador of the goods were divided iii
necdrdanoe withthe agreement.
.Accor _ textile complaint the dev'
fendanls. . ,
left a balance b68189. for the sale and
.divlslonii'seftthegigobds. It is alleged
that although the amount mentioned is
Damages in 8225 are claimed. Attached”.
to the complaint is a long bill of pill}E
tieulars. which sets out in a detailed
account that $182.80 in still unpaid. ‘
Two pieces, otllroparty iu‘ Dorian have}; ,1
been levied upon under the writ. Que
is on the east side of Front street. the
known as Bank street.
final-—
“w“ _~'- .—
Cushman. Wednesday afternoon and
evening. will not do so. and theses-
sion will be held with Postmaster and
Mrs. George W. Brynn.-
Mrs. Archie Mills was taken with a
fainting attack while in a trolley car.
attain~ attending» service in Trinity
Church.South Norwalk. last night. and
her condition appeared to beserlhus.
..... .... . L... ... -. -,,. .. New.
Woodward avenue. and Dr. F. 1. Bar-
nell summoned. Ho «tended Mrs. Mills
and then took her to her home in Main
street. ' ’ .
During the heavy ice doe in the her-
bor. last week. a smallest boat. owned
by Aaron Stevens. a well knownlo‘h:
sterrhan or this‘place. was carried out,
with the im- into Long island Sound.
and it has not been seen since. Mr.
Stevens has written twenty-one letters.
to different, parties on Long island;
hoping eyery day to receive word that
his boat has been picked up. . 2
Alfred Crockett came near losing his
sloop Lillian. during the heavy ice
iloe. last week. .Mr. Crockett wastal.»
the ice. and cut the anchor cable that
held the bait.
which runs fairly strong. to carry the
hastened in his small boat and pro-l»
needed to the dock. where he soon:-
nnother cable and made it hot to ll.
in doing so. ~
WII. TON.
‘Se'rvlce will be celebrated in St. Mat
thew‘a Friday evening. .
The Reading Circle was entertained
on Thursday by Mn...Frnnk Cornstock.
Min .Wtuitm._waitq. returned Wed.
Mrs. Sherwin “Mouse. retained
on Wednesday from several weeks' via-
it in Noreen; ‘ .‘
Owing to the weather the public
schools in this town were. not in ass.
slon last Monday. " ‘
Mrs. Sherman Morehoune. Jr.. lathe"
guest of her mother. Mrs. C. M. Grog-
ory. of Norwalk. . .
Miss Helen Stereos entertained not"
ersl of her triends from South Nor“
walk on Saturday. ,' '
The ladies‘ Auxiliary held its first
Lenten weekly meeting at the tertiary,
Wednesday afternoon. ~‘ j , ‘
Mrabragmv‘vyhilt‘nhof Cannons. j‘le‘ft'
home. 3‘. L. . s. 0
spend I few days in Ventilation. _ ,
Miss label atom. with other
mi... .nl muons» ._ were
waned-Icon tog-“mu ital
W90 V
Ta t
mam
r lm
of North“ Wl
trill u:
The summons and complaint have. _ N '
been served in an action in the civil .
David H. Carter and Harry M. Hubheil.»
stltute the"llrm iii"
them and Carter 0. Huhbeli.;puechased§ .
building materials. and Paid for the lot. "
it was agreed between the plaintifle’; ':~
the ro-Q‘
d Widen account, which "
iuatiy due. that it has never been paid. .
if“.
other is on the west side of Mechanic 4..
street; The latter thoroughfare is also
She. was carried into the car barn in ,
ting around his sloop to free her from .
This caused the tides .
boat towards Lb? Sound. Hr. Crockett .
sailboat. Some bystanders took I» _
hand with Mr. Crockett. and they were
«roomful in setting the boat black on» ,
the ants again. but had very hard work .
by Kiel tin
. . , “MAW; .
WW _ MondaysntllWoh’u .
Vanilla Crystal (30..
. 101' Beekman St
your troubles and if, they
_ Our stock is an “dddietk‘
in coal. “
.lilil Washington 5
and 53.50: not perfect. at
Men‘s Enamel and Box Calf
Shoes
... ...................
good barmln ................
Ladles' Storm Rubbers ....... .
’ mun leavers-alien («is o
' The. Munsbury & Mathewsonftlhoe. $3
Men's Patent and Box Calf Shoes. a
4.1.
.t
. ., . . . ddpfsougsnd'juirlue 8:1 that will?
compel your furnace to dolls full duty in keeping you warm.
We fighting. for your benefit-4nd our own._ Tell us;
WSW“. to poor ‘co'ai we have the
remedy llxhlfitliande. . "‘ ‘ ‘
chain‘oi everything thht’s good
§ouih Norwalk Con
V i
n.
l .4
_ it stats
tours bloom-its. c-r.
‘sbLoMou
W
, Platinu-
m 4
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinialied.
~—
ANTIQUE snouznlo.
Bran AdvertisiniSigna.
~—
FOOD into Clean. Cut ll
form. Pieces as. ‘I’INE
.n-ny.
$3.50
......
......
COARSE as wanted.
"cremains.
nus--
everyedny. Gall undies it.
'Wat ins
:3." gr” . . ,iawi‘ . *
& ' OW
. i . P.
aka, .4 \.
It linsrelieved crisis.
A TILE OFJ'WO ornga.
Mexican and Ariana Towns in “o-
. . mind by! fit!“- , '
"Some pecuilnrcondittonurevnii ,at
the twin cities of Nannies; Mexico. and
Scales, Aria," said the vanities-who
recentlyreturned from a tell to Hex.
loo. ‘f’l‘hs international boundary ii
an mud by a street that divides . 9.
two towns and the boundary sullen
meat am new I ma unscrew-e for
{eqli . . .irhere insulator there
which has more than n, loo-l, repute.
‘w'imiil‘fumi‘p‘d ”tum?" °
div“ ino.aryden. c
Fought this sale“ buys hie drink in
America, and. stepping across the tail.
is layman‘s: in Ionian in sin
myrtle rmrletw avail!- “tha data 91'
‘71!!de rigors and m muslin:
~ . < or are A w
uproot n m o I , n.
‘Thel toil-an mu :2" about
an American who in ‘
v eye-Ins. ,
_ wruawm, any:
I.‘ w!
3" ,. '1? “a?
. its ll. ndt reasons
will do the slime for you.
3:“ 1.33337“? .l’" "
tamudilhomrfiotanuguinly an
e W v fl . . :ll
loans on. the street mm“ c
It ‘dlft‘hklfll:
7' 3W6”.
1'12 ”when-dilated eraser.
souruu‘onwaLK.
‘ 2 {Phase 1m.
newsman «mansion:
ble to expect it
n.3, PLRISTED
moo Punched in Glamnhury.
The New Yark‘llerald gave promi-
.hence ton sermon preached two w s
ry by Rev. George/F.
tWaie‘rs on tenaperaacé and told how.
eithe members were so stricken with
"horror that menstruation has spread
to ulnar other Connecticut SChurch,”
members of the church said that lit
in all news to than as far as the hor-
rors were concerned. Mr. Waters had
distributed a "liable. ‘of his sermon
following a plan he had seen carried
out elsewhere. the syllabus being as
'j ago in Glistonbu
follows' .
BLACK VALLEY RAILROAD.
The Great. Central Put Route
. "" rem—-
SIPPINGTON
. ~40-
WON.
- Quick Time! Accommodatinzflervlee’.
, Laughton!
N. Benn-NO War from confusion,
as all trailing“ uOWN TRAINS
Trains start
lie
nausea Vattev autumn.»
Muller Syllabus of Temperance u}.
atoll hours. day and
A SACRIFICE
An excellent opportunity to tank
all included without reserve.
at mm eraser,
Connected with large Bridgeport
health and my lease mitt
concluded to close out my
and will Sell the
lllliil Milli ii i Milli“
who come first.
Fem Greet: . Etc.
." 01m.
'30. it All“ '
Successor to assault! I: am.
"W mm!- '5'“ ill-u
SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver. Nickel and ‘c'opper
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders. A
Birdflafies and. all kinds of
‘ Metal Signs of every description.
Large Orders a Specialty.
enorsvau'. 'klu‘os or
CHOPsPetlton-Muh
Am “CHM“. “MM"
A A pinching. ”It" Vi" ; use
Cme ock
Profit winch.
Tamas» HATS
Airliner enrol:
change in'your. Winter Hot at a small
expense. The best styles and qualities
M. F. Ackorm‘nn,
nonwatk. W
iabllshment. Fine M at low prices. '
w... f
on on a hauls .V '5?
On account of the condition of my
.l have
lanes
Tho Bent bargains will be to than
Hereinachancotomit Ml
fl.» ,
Miss Sewn
You’ll surely he
only has
1 lb. aka. seeded Retain ‘
1 lb. pkg. Cleaned curtail
PamAinerlcaa Milk.
penicillin Milk, . ..
9 plies. Century Henitll Phil .
“In I) ‘ ’ _
of National "new” chill.
the City of South ..
County of Falrdeld. all”.
. —---- nectilcin. h,a:..eomi216d
- . ‘, H rovso '
Othfl'llllfl L z . A!“ gmhiefingtfonilizbin
, MW- , 151."ng . ,. 4A ‘ Ay to extelrlid their corpor' .
warn .rns, momma distill. Wm"
‘ " , . i‘ ' " f . ' now ram’ronf t
“OWL “"69: .3ij Rid eiy. Comptt‘piiat‘a
do ereby certify that q _
tlonnl Bank plinth norm
City of South ‘Ndrwalk', l ‘
of Falrdeld, militate;
is authorized to hover
Those who prefer to let I
interest remain,»i‘unf
same entered on than ,
books at theirconmiidn‘ "
nit. mm ,, A
n. visas/tiller
' untrnonmlt 1' ' "
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