- national
, f . net at minimum ‘
. ‘ have to with) with Coughs an d l
‘ ‘ Guide. My W‘h’itc‘i’luo Expeotorg‘nt is staph-y libero-w
lie riiio ‘thut liits"tlie..xbuilu'eye .
' r your money.
‘rrsidcnts in nivoraide avenue.»
Mrs. J. H. .iubbnrd.‘ Of First avenue, ‘ ‘
is quite ill with mentor .0: stair. «
Mrs. notion irate-or Hoary street. is j
recovering mm her: recent. iiineuii. ‘ .
'Owlngto the :high windsvot this ,
morninmitbe steamer Medea did not go“ i
_ out.,,ntter oysters.
'i‘ho ummrwm. nantord. at the 3"
corner or Mnnlenndmast avenues. is ,
ru pidly nearing completion.
Miss Mary illorrisey. or First arenue. 3
is enlisting with a severe attack of. .l
. grip, verging on pneumonia.
Miss EllunMoss. of. Strntlord. who‘
. has been visiting friends in East ave-
. nuc, has returned to her home.
Miss Muymn Fowler. of Yonkers, is
the gunshot Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Alsthornn... oi? inorsido, avenue;
Ed‘dlo Qaswel ‘pr Brooklyn. who has
been visiting hishncle‘, Charles For, of
Henry street, has returned home.
The exterior of the Lemongelli builds
ing on the Washington streetb‘ri'dgo.
is covered with the first coat of paint.
‘ The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Eaut
Avenue Methodiat‘Churoh, will hold on
.. important meeting ”in ”the church par» .
lors this afternoon." _
Morris B. Saunders. who recently
' moved from Ncwgllaven, is now. cm-
pioyed in the oyster opening lstablisn-
input 0: Andrew Rude].
Druggist Thomas B. Grlilin will at-
tend the annual meeting of the Nor-
walk‘ Phormncoutnl Association, at tho
Norwailt Hotel. this :atternoon.
‘A large numbcr‘fr m. theEEnst Ave-
nuc Methodist Churc attended the up-
ion class meeting in the South Nor-
walk Methodist Church, inst night. . _
. yCoptnin Augustus B. St. John, the
oil magnate. is using it light wagon
those days, the. heavy snow having for.
red hlmgto‘nhnpdo‘n the long tank wag" I ‘
UH.» "L“ »,
Q‘Thc rennilris or ohephg u nm or;
. . u
4i .
lily don i; hart at, 3' this afté'rnoon."
not
piegor weeks, .is slightly
. (“limit is ow threatened
, odys‘ic‘lme Lil.” . " _ . . . ,3
‘Mr. and 'Mrs. S." Raw..”“ of
Bridgeport, who have becnrtbe guests
of Mr. and Mrs..,,iluonnun Smitli.—-or
Gregory Brmlev’ardl' returned to‘thelr
home yesterday. ‘ .
Dr. and Mrs F‘. G. Brown. formerly
. of this place, left their Brooklyn home
Saturday, for Albany; GEL. to remain
.u couple of months for the benefit of
Dr. Brown’s health. ‘ , .
Ben. J. W. Davis; of Betts Plnce. has
ionsedithe lionsegntfio. 20' Henry
street. and .wiii..take 1 possession on
March 15. The residence he formerly
occupied has been sold. *-
The ice has‘broken the dolphin. oi
piles at the“ government «light not
Fitch's Pointsnnd the light has not
born burning i‘oriSovm-al nights post
. on account of thenccident. '
ThouThompson &~Colo oyster csnht»
iishmontdms received new stock and
resumed operations. and tho openers
who have been at tho Rodel establish-
mcntdxaro returned to their former
places. , ' . , »
. Gilbert ‘Underhill. of Snugntuck. hut
ram. Mr.
' 1‘). Lawton & Co.‘s Norwalh store. and
Miss Hattie Scott. of East Norwalk.
\\~e.re.'anarrlcd,_ in Port Chester. Mon-
day. February many Rev. Mr. White.
”Rom: YTON. ~
Mildred Thoallv‘is very sick with
pneumonia. ‘ ‘ . _
Rev. F. C. Brown is spending a few
Maple“ nue " I“ _ ‘
Hiram ‘1‘. Taylor'was in Bridgeport
‘yestordsy‘iloiug jury duty in tho court “‘..Mr;‘ M
or common bless.
Gonstuble. Edward J. Lndrignn his TM“ Will/ITS; H“
. hosed a new horse from Select-
n Charles W. Raymond. in Dorian.
, Mrs. J. B. Raymond. who has been
‘ seriouslyili, isvmow able to be about
tho house: This news will be very
: agi-ntity‘ing to her xonytrleuds
~» The streets bout th .
v
getting in passable conditionnmflhfi W
_ ter the heavy. snow storm. alth’od‘gh “"l‘ ‘
‘ ‘ places is several view Cemetery.
-- i-«TMrsTTxliertnun Spilker
attended tho‘qunr- Eucrpe,"Suturdny morning.“ on , .
rd A tweiizg,‘ tor]? several.“
w .
the water in some
feet deep. "
. .térlynnp u
- last ’évenin
eat. Side,’ "is’
this“. nihilng is on ‘_
l" to instructito
1th n list of had things,
_ otitm. goiiit, timot-
Y! 1 ‘ .0.
about msnisature e di-
tire indl . tion and
in u
to cure the Mum
nuy of its dense ducal
cursed ”Willey ‘
”William Tobe r. has been quite
i .
, “I ’
There in water in thojoe‘liars of many it
_ recovering from
hisrccentdilness- . . . ' .
Mr. and hire. Clarence Cmi‘oot mav-
cd “tram Darién to StamiOrd.‘ today.
Mrs. George B. Edwards. who has
nervous prostrntlon, is im-
Jon‘n Oberlahdor shipped another
launchtowew horse
has still another ab . l
TWilliotn“ Jennings, ot‘= Connecticut i‘n‘l
avenuo,.nusteined a stroke 0! pan-air
sis. yesterday morning, and his con-
lditloniiswqulte serious. ‘, . .
The lJiterarytlclub of.TDarien will
hold, a regular meeting Friday night
with Rev. and Mrs. Herbert S. Brown.
at the Congregational parsonage.
,A party of Dnrieu
ioycd aisleigh ride t ‘
John K. Fairbanks' big sleigh
night and had a most pleasant time.
Lovorett Potter, ,
yearsrdied yesterday at Fitch’s Sold-
iers’ Home, Noroton.
y yesterday, and,
out completed.
young“ conic err--
'i‘ho remains
o Hamdon. Conn. for bur~
intro. of most;
schodl-nviii/ghoid a
night hi the” out» 1
newsflash tit'e’Norwz‘zlk came. _‘ .
re the Mastiniotuu’ernl service" « . ’9
, I “e titty Nu" LonelyBitnk. “
ed to he“ a forgery.
'fWiFh 28.,8i98f01 . 1 but. , tip in Bridgeport.
‘ Voluntc'n'r' Hook and Ladder Com—
oany has decided to hold another hull
immediately miter .gEnntor and» tho
mombors Will moot in tho club room
next Monday night to complete or-
Roy. Louis French‘s health‘hns not
been of the hest‘rrcontiy, and during
”90.0“ decided to dispense ‘
vith the evening‘scrvi‘co. Mr....i~‘rhuch
lino charge. or. the morning service ,
and also conducts ‘tho'W/ednesdnymud
‘church, when there is
The Social Le
the usual .evon-
, agile of the Congrega-
lonnl Churrh‘mot Monday night at
‘he residence of Dr. and Mrs. George
H. Norton, in “Main street. Finns were
lisctlssod-gifor tlio annual lawn party
‘and solo to he hold next summer.
was decided tn‘continuo the present
idiom-s tor another year us their work
has been very satisfnctory.
'eonclnslon of the business session
there was a. social time and refresh--
formerly .0! Winnipnuk."cicrh in ii‘ ““9““ were served.
new CANAAN. _
Edward Brant hos employment in
New York at carpentering. He start-
eid’ of duties on pron.
there; would he“ again trouble? on tho‘
lino, and, he appeared . at . liarris's
switchtp parod Whom-d n westbound
motions for a. snow siegey‘vprovod his
iudgmei ‘
colobmtnd inst night the seventh; an-
.niversar in their, hull-in liurlhutte
block. ‘ hose. annual sociolgnthe ' one
ore -. always Jacked forward; to ; ith
pleasure b nil whonreiortnnetoflto
ad on his new 'belong to,
Albert Romanin. recently'employcd
as n shoe cutter in Brooklyn. has so-
mred a. position in Benedict & Coxs ‘
‘- .‘ Mrafll‘homas' Raymond. 0: Bridge
1 port. is; visiting with her brother.
, “Smith, Railroad avenue, for n
Mrs. ”Edward Burdctt lore
of Mrs. Burnett's parents,
hhell. at Essex. for
Mrs. George Gamble. returned {to her
home in East Orange, N. J.. utters
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. ,
and Mrs James ‘Burtis. .
Thectunerslmi George lienry. aged
eé’n years, who died Wednesday.. “
,at ,thchbme. onus parents. , '
erlnsnt was in unne-
grapho
Home!
3 LONDON, re
,ét’nde'ol' the Eu
* ,.team.sho
,m at”
o
ritt and m
Midst Nollie '
ti)! sin Lalhyott
e
Town Clork‘ Hy , made a husine.
trip. to Norwolh» yesterday ioronoon.
Mrs: name
at hon, oma‘inatringeport nullity:
Aspetuck Lodge, K. of. B
Rev.
Farms Congregational Church.
submitted to the town c erk. shows
summation oi: ninety Republican vo
cm and twenty~nlno Demmrnts.
terdn . Mr. Banks has a new woo
«ale nit-went oyer the road wit
four (pron. ‘
Sungny oft noon. The re
r
Hittnnhon. 0:
day and a number of her friends brnv
hing passed plousantl
music andxolreslrme l
‘ Salmons "the ‘bhnhrun effects
to DrI'J; Ml Nolan 'ft.tl""¥‘l”7,‘5.W The” ti'o'h‘t
figure. ‘ . - . . ,
The remains .01 Mrs.) Howell, who
diod rccontly at but; homsin Brook.
yny. brongbt“here"ou an early
rda‘ymnod ntctrod'lnj‘ the
l
G c
uvelln‘nn‘ud to snow storm
kept some or the. members at tonic
but. those who lirarod tho ‘olo ,
wore‘linppy to think they did
the card playing, Mrs. Brndh
on n Washingtonteu. that ,
soing miles to partake of. it lius’not
been decided when‘tho next meeting
will be“ in:
0 ton into; at all
orentsfili‘rldny'lin ntartiz’d" from his
home in. Greens Farms. satisfied. that
pro under enough for two
nveloueil.. liken!) lndiau
'hlunhotsu. :H is associates
uptoronsaod-m .
Aspetuck Lodge. No. 58. ,K. or P..
o
l_
l T
; "gratinopnnte selection: "rear.
Latina. mimosa-innit“ rimwuiarhiss .
Fairchild; rentruomilsml. Edward Mun
vln; quartotte. "The Fytir'm Train.
Rem-rm M
.,
‘nry 26wTiie attl~
glen new :19
bro
no ,eu‘nmi‘ih‘e non,
. . Recruit and antic Marthe: appeared .
W: a most netriotmlpicturo was mountain
‘ irho refreshments were under tbofoomr . .
hills liver ‘ , 2. ._ . u
election; of potent landmine g"! M it. ill. Moi
iii
lid/SWSIUHE roll 1 ‘
J.
. o . . y . .
' 3&1“ Marmot flouiley entertained ,
ou-mny doctor iriende trom‘Bridwgort Sunday. ‘
‘ hlough s pulp. .
. lfliifl’Wnt‘i'Ml ooh;
or 193°01‘31“ diam unfit their
l.. Elwood visitediBridgeport Sunday ‘ Hi Chandeliers. fit
nnd was the guest of his brother Bent,
Whitman and Coieyj‘ 5
thin o‘hB‘ridgeport,
‘ Connor. and (intuitions:
arisited Mrswmondoné in .Brldgeport.£
‘ out, .ciinhil- thorium
were the int 1 M1851; 9”"; Cnhillj '
.. . alobrtttocl
‘ its ueventhanniveranry inst night with: .
an entertainingpromm hndm supper. .
' , Last; night the . postponed .locturo;
‘ “My ‘Trip Abroad,” ‘wlah‘dollrered by;
R. J. Thomson. at the Greens.
The report or the .re letrnrs. Just
Horace . Bonita. ct Brownfield: hon d:
a load or timber to ,Buikioy'a mill, yes
,The tunernl q Mrs. Howe, 0! Now'
' . . i .T; “
hymn; iwnsi‘zhé stiller home at d 9“,..3'99 pleasure
Green’s Farms,
n the Burr plot. I ’
t the coal‘that will j
keeping. you warm.
outmown.’ Tell ' us
or ‘coal. we have ,thcr"
. compel yonriu
We ”other: for:
,‘celebra d her birthday Satur ' you .benofit
ed the storm to do honor‘to the 09ch
sion and gore her a surprise‘. h'l'ho eve “
t
f
Finch & Perry recently disposed or at
auction ,wns the trotting horse linker ‘7
Boy. The animal was knocked down .
day he was ‘oitot‘od 8226 further horse if
but. refused to dispose of him at that <
No. to" J Mammoth
‘VSQMIH,’ uofwnm. or,
" ‘ “W n . .
. SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
.i‘" ML ‘y
,yb‘old, Silver. Nipkel and Copper
is , ;. i: plating”. . u T. .‘
, wt Irons. Fenders;
Bird [Caged (land so kind; of
i _. .w MetellWTé‘k .fizepairedj.
aha Re‘liniéhed.
ANTIQUE‘BRONZINO .
~ Metal Signsoipvery description. ‘
Brass Advertising Signs:
M.
. Lhrge Orders. a. ; speeislty.
m... m... ..... w-...........m. —.
ii
mom
moo _ . ‘
:1. “signs “or
n at oi-
l” or no
. cot
and: may
outshone
z“
‘ -- Tut: . .
« minimum-inst.
,;.ou6es“rum§muett
Apple’s "Caliban. Brgadr‘
WWVTHI'NG. .
”Mm
. new”
The Wadicigh rhwm Mother nod rm
nm 5:: sum for bodies ....‘ ...... .. '
Tho Lounsimry 8; ‘lilathowsou Shoo. 5:!
nod 3.50; not perfect-.11! ‘ ........
Mon‘s Ennntcl and Box Coll
Men’s Patent and Box Gulf
snowstorm
.-...l..ntlics,'. Storm Rumor
00 w
“ziwmfliNode-smee‘r. '
scum NORWALK.
"Phone use. '3
d to joke Walsh nhontzhis. , ‘ , ,
promotion. .butksuhsoqnoutly his prep
ricotta. [noose r.
Ito” Mama? A Crash ‘ iwéséfe.
TRIM
. pinno duet Misses M ad and . 1‘ .
"hasréi'ié‘hfedh 'ei‘s ,
‘ -‘ -*- “thetame’for ri
_ , .Rolmesihtlss Holmes . _ . ‘-
and ‘Art turf-Holmes; recitation, Miss . »
‘Geneveve Fan-child; song. Arthur
Holmes; recitation. “mus Benton]:
phone selection. "Home Sweet .
80
’i’.
moms) 1
AT HALT- mm
Al: exciellentopportunity to moldy a
’chhhge in» your hmntErHat‘otn .smnil .
'oxpjense.‘ .fl‘hedmst styles nod/,guaiitles
nu mono: ’ without; reserve.
. in him s‘rhesn.‘ ' notions. >
Connected "With large Brillgeport ‘esfi
”monolingual-fine goods 7l1trlowim‘os.
doom—Yes. hc’sh '
Tosstut why silo ‘ ,
Jessa—He. who
‘ your nose. Ho’s
eye on ovorythl ‘
‘ The most imported
the improvising tor
wife and salt, _
A savings‘nmount is no 9
‘ provisioned man can nut
4 ‘ ‘ .
3. it moons ready money
idleness, sickness. mister-tit
goncy~there are
with one dollar or .99 unease
. It isn't‘ necessary t with
not married," ‘ J
it'HEREAS, 1337
presented to the
‘ been made to.”
National Bank. of
the period Spec
—tlcles oz..- associntio
ose'ot business; ., ‘
lN inasmuch?
.;. , . S
7 mummy. mom 3,1902? _
. it» w lg ‘ ’ - ‘3‘.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ,
‘ g on mount of the . condition at. my
concluded to close out my Business
, and“ will 8911 they ' , ‘ I
9 nun who in hippo:
Thej‘Best summit be to those
, whocomo first.“ ‘
’ Here is A chance toast . .
healthinnd my lease expiring, ,1 have
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