Joules Tonganoueot’ldo peters it
9.!!th shop, is ill at his home in
l
*' ' les ll. Rider, of Cottage avenue.
. his to be around again after a ton
linens.
llllam L. rlllnsccr, of Scsvicw arc-
r-tttlo. was In New York yesterday after-
tNill as business.
. Midis Kellogg
is confined to his
‘ call themselves do
. H’nau
~ this World's goods, or a large income.
‘ think they can do nothing. or am, so
clinic and so grudgingly that they are
th lesson-"h said. r, .
M . 0‘ s chldl‘en.‘ -b
so they have not an abundant.
rished by their giving. instead
of llt‘ll’lfl blessed. us it is their privl.
lose. and has said. Mslscclll 3’10.
Bring ya all the tithes or tenths into
the storehouse. etc, and in the eighth
verso he says. if yo withhold the tenth
or tithe ye are robbing God. No matter
how small our possessions. if we give
freely as (10d has commanded. Ho willi
b'ess what remains so that we shall
lm‘pove
.sluce he came here. in the evening he
is?” . ~ “1 n .
If". M can tibia ,.
“mull. rantti'scartod as. flit-r -
north on one of the fast expresses. Ha
arrived in Stamford shortly before 11
o'clock Sunday Ingrplnu and managed
to reach Darlen' n the trolley which
arrives here at it :0i. When he arriv-
ed the service was going on as usual.
those present having started with a
prayer am‘vlco. Mr. Brooks immadli
atsly took charge and preached one of
tho ablcst sermons he has delivered
preached another excellent sermon on
“God. the Rock of Our Salvation."
moan...“ .... ..
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’7’.
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rewirm w as"
or ’V
c!” “"1“" x .. 't‘ ' .
‘ as it: .r.
flows. Trusthl.t-.s., .“ ..
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:‘V'alv c.1‘i’ “
, Volumeter Pressurei Regulating
‘ £7“
s',
x ,
Not-alas. closes ,without jar or wa-
ter hammer. Has no tank.
THE IDEAL
\
Flush Valve.
- .W_...... ..u
HOW'O THIS? H .
We offer Ono Hundred ollli‘s no-
word for any case or Catarr that we
not be cured by H ll'sCllmg G. . “
assassination: cl .0-
We. the undersigned. Ilsvo‘ltfl it“?
J. Cheney for the isst‘lb‘yoa ‘ ‘ .
lievs‘him perfectly hallo“ 0" .
business transactions and- &
able to carry out any obl‘i‘lllyl‘
so“
‘ggetdddé’fi'fl‘diddghi: “were mm not .miss what we give and we shall A lady residing in Brookside ave- .Y ‘ by theirfll'm. .7 ‘ .1...
“I.“ Prohibition Alliance will hold tat-lilvc a blessing In giving. lestlcrday illit‘. Darlea, has in her possession an . filo \ “w W ., . ‘ A self adjusting pressure regulator West & Tl‘liux. Wholesale WW;
tits re ulur meeting. tomorrow evening. “’35 “vhf" ““Viiii" tinfrgiiiflsihtt day lathe llllt'r‘tistl'llfi relic Iin the shape of a cir— A ”A” A; . . ‘2‘ ‘ . ‘ applied to a Flush Valve operated by Toledo. 0.; Waldinu. Kinnln. C I”???
in its hallfNo. 1 Cottage avenue. gaffmaidfiéua 50$? affix); :3: 33.111.135woxaxgh :35“ 23?.“ “mi: ‘ W ' 'V . 1' m w ' " .. . I direct pressure. Discharges the same vIxfian'gogmfrfrg'g‘iz‘53:??th f.
”fivfirfirf‘gfi :ggng:nuhf't£jsgggi former members. whose names had an appeal to the citizens of the stats BEING A ”57 0F 7.”: 8' N?“ FIRMS AND PROFESSIONS amount of water in the same length of albumin“: dlrectlyuupon “gum “a 3;
tournament at the Harper parlors. been ““0990“ 10" non-attendance. Who 0' VCODnel'iicut for contributions to- OF THE TOWN10FN0RWMLK; time, regardless of the head or prss- mucous surfaces of the syn III. “1' sti-
. have returned and reunited with the welds erection of a State Hospital. to sure in service pipe.' , monlals sent fres. Prica '1 per oi.-
tle. Sold by all Drugxista.
'. Milton Smith. of Hcmpstcad. Long
lsland.”spent Sunday at the home of
l}. Howard King. of Osborn avenue.
school under the efficient management; it? rslubiishrd in New Haven. ' and
of Superintendent Richard Bland. The states that the Legislature of this
school is at present in a dourishingi Stats. at the session in May. l82ti. in
See it in operation in our display
room.
Hall's Family Pills are the host.
to- Classified Advertisements do: This-lint not I’d line i. use Iltlills.
. The Ladies“ Mission society will ‘
. condition. temporally as well as snll‘II- t i'i‘iim’q‘lt‘m’“ 0' ii iiiianimmiii iliiplh'il' Abbrev :— Norwalk' .N. Soul Norwalk: E. N. as Norwallt.
do? égngrgwRigwgtlipémwitlhflixm unity, and (lad is evidently in the i 1"?“ liyhthc Meliic‘fitfuaventiqn. grant- ““0115 N” ' s I h I E ‘ H0 ' A V
‘ . . . . - work. .je ac artcr for d osptal. it is‘ _, .. war—sali- RAGE R1 NASH
A. H. Hefner is having a new “00" ‘ ‘sigucd by the-- following "directors of ”L ‘ u I
”All in his EIIBI Side ('IKal‘ store. Car- ARCH'TICTS- I INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATl.
. ‘ ‘ . i _ the Cultural Hospital Society of Con. . . _ . . .
380%? William F. What In doing the. The skfigflfiggggn on Ch“. .............-~. Nam... 3mm. Thomas Knapp win. s. 07 Washington a. N. film 090” 8- 45 W'" N- Cor. North Mam and WE“ Sta. ..q, »
I Hart Iconurd of Cottage avenue. liiar's and in beinr.r cuioyedito the full- . Hubbard. lilli Todd. John s. Peters. M°"h°““-F' 3' UM"? sliding. i#'wlg°";° a I: M” ‘2 °§i Mt." : 'N' .. ~->~ -.... .. - ~ ~ ._...__.-..‘_L.....1- . ‘
. , Y J . e... a... m ... p... W... 9., k. i llcuiumiu siiilman. Thomas Mlncl‘. AleNo MANUFACTURERS. ‘ 'Y ' . ° °" 7‘ W,“ “9 °" ' ' . ' - , WWW
' 1"" mm“ "0‘“ am?” 9““; ”‘3. Thar: w..;‘. . .a'me 3.1:...3. mmti William Ledlngweil. John Skinner, nu cw...” pm. a. 53 cm. N_ {Layton J. M. 5 s. a. m. s. N. Spegial. .Sale. 2 ‘ ‘ . . -
east M ”9”" “sum“ ””dmm “n ' ‘ ‘ i Ives. Jonathan Knisht. 'Timothy P. BAKERY. JOB PR'NTI'N' , . i. JUN'USBRW’NO
at the. meeting of the Rowayton Fire.\
Department last night. Routine bllfll’I
her home in'roustowu. Pa.. after hav- nrss was transacted and committees
in; ppm“ a week the guest of her mo- appointed for illl‘ oyster supper that
ther. Mrs. Mattie L'iiomuwdleu. of . is to ho siren in the near future. .
u i. Rowan atreptfi Rev. ll‘rauk Iii-own preached. last
Palmer .iohu w. Beatty's men have . night. at UIP llapllsl Church. Tonight
'just completed painting the Burns itlie service will bc held in this church.
. Chemical Works at Nor-walk. The job commencing at 7:30. Rev. A. L. Hilb—
3 was a. large mic and rcuulred a large I. lifii‘d Will lii't'iii‘li- There Will be no
‘ amount of paint. isrrvlcc tomorrow night. as the Nor»
gylvegm. Spiippk who has been the 3‘ walk Epworth League Union will be
rum-n c. A. as Wishington s. N. .
Randi. J. H. at Van Zandt E. N. 'laardns‘r. Printer cor..Wall ‘ Water N.
“fa“r'jmfléfigwg': 33g";- N :Miuhou H. s. to North slain s. N.
' ' ' ‘ ‘ '1 JUNK DEALsns.’
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT‘ IHari-ls Abraham 1: Raymond 8. N.
Grant's 133" Washington 8. N. Broad.
. > _ _ KITCHEN FuaNchlNo cocoa.
La‘iif. ,°Af§;Y51'°&:3fii.§gf:;'§I°fif’w E Smith M. 8. I. Co. 92 Washington 8. N.
' . ' LADIES’ FURNISHlNGS;
- oAN . s. .
Central National seagull N. i Mlii' ‘- '- MW 35 Wflhi'ism 3- N~
Clty'Natlonal board's-maid. s. N.; LAolss' HAND ‘ GENTG“ CLOTHING
Fairfield County National #4 Wall N.‘ CLEANED AND DYED‘. '
the intervening towns.
Mr?!» Russell Morgan has returned to ”m.” “M Alfred S" Morison.
GEORGETOWN.
Gus Churchill has started a milk
route about town.
Mrs. Charles .l. Stanley is visiting
friends in New York. city.
Miss Drlscoll. of Westport, is visit-
ill" her aunt Mrs. Connery.
Ethel and Gretta Mills areyislling
friends in New York city. ‘
Painter and' Paper Hangm-
m
. Pure 'Whits Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand willxwellrflllfl. _. . g
' its long and carer double~ I“ ", .9
face as machinery mixed. M ‘ ‘ '
house of William stdvans sat». ,. .. '
Stephen Wilcox. both toll
in this manaércvsr «layup
liliiiiit Flat 1
sec bag'?" 1”
Main street. were painted
" guest of his daughtcr. Mrs. John R. entertained ill ”it? Mi‘tiwdiSi Church. . Annie Humniell. of New York city, - . 3.11“"... c_ 4 Rs man 3. u. . o. The are “u“ .. ,
‘ L'Homuiediliu'fbf sm‘m’w “venue' the V] In “me ”f ”‘0 cold. disagreeable m the Elm“ "' Mra' Andrew O’Neill. 51ml: 3233,3315 a: mi: N. i Willie's 25 Main N.y 6 3Your bodes will “if: wall
‘ pastJ’ow'days. returned to his home in i weather last evening there Was a timid . larry [)ykeman. assistant postmas- 80. 'Nor. trust °_ 93 Washington 3' N-i . LAUNDRIEe if 1 mm It. My on“; . hm
.‘ , port, I... |.. this rum-plug. i attendance at tho union meeting in tor at Wilton. spent Sunday in town. Nor. Cavidga 3”.“ United Bk. Bldg mm“. 3 Osavlsw A" '3 N. Main “feet. My "I‘d-Ill; y
810' sAl‘lssss. 1
Piuor Guptav iii Washington 8. N.
Poblm‘an. Albert as Washington 8. N.. Winn
BLACKSMITHS AND HOROE ‘
CHOIR
Old Wall 32 Haviiand s. N.‘ Elm Grove. street 7 -L. .1..'
Long Sam is North Main 8N".
Barn 2 South Main 8. .
; ‘ LUMBER DEALERS.
. s. i Hatch ll Bailey Co. Water 8. N.
'Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. s. N. ; MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
gonnoma’ifioufis. , . McKIbbin G. N. Go. 50-56 Water a. N.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. s. at Miller J. w. 136 Water a. N.
l the Baptistt‘liurch and a good meeting 1 Mr. and Mrs. Brewster entertained
' was the result. There is and has born a fricnd over Sunday from New York
a great. dual of annoyance. caused at, city. , .
the meetings at both churches by a“ Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Banks. of
lot of hers and would be young men New York city. spent New Year's in
congregatiug outside of the/buildings » town. .
d disturbing the meetings in Vill‘lmih 'i‘lic harbor- sliob is still minus a bar-
It would be greatly apprr-ciilt- her and the public is sadly in need
of one.
M" .lob Lockwood, of Van Zandt street.
who has: been laid up for some time.
the result of getting a piece of oyster .
shell in his band. has recovered andI
resumed his bench in the ltadel Shop.
Henry Gerhardt, who recently sold}
out his barber shop on the Washington I an
street bridge. has resigned his other ‘ wrii‘b‘.
by .(td if lllt’
A. Still]
- cor'rA‘os Avs'. “Hudson...
Li-
liali‘iia. this, » ,
Wail
positions. and is now employed . ir parents would either milk, ‘ ‘ >
‘Adolph Hope, the Main strict. Nor— i them behavo or keep them at homb- A number iii town attended the card Quintard House 5 Eilzl'blth 8. N. ' } MANlcURE. MASSAGE AND HAIR
~'~M party at Cannon Hall last Saturday 3001' am) SHOE DEALERS. ' DRESSING. ’
walk. barber, .
» DARIEN AND NOROTON. ‘
A special meeting of the officers and ; evening. Kcelor a”. 159 Washln ton s. u. : Rider Miss H. 8.87 Wa, lugton 8. N. " . ‘ ' . .
teachers of the Advent Christian Suli- ; Butcher Rancey Pooley spout Sun~ Eugene Parkcton. who recently Levy Max 1” Wuhinfim. 5. u, MANICURE, MASSAGE? SHAMPOO . NOUQC‘WA’TER'S'EREET; ‘
lNo ‘
opened a meat market is doing a fine
business.
I). 13.. Smith is indisposcd on account
of a lame side causcd by a had fail
on the ICU.
Charles and Florence Cutblii. of
South Norwalk. spent Sunday with
Hazel Frycr.
Abruui Gilbert has been appointed
administrator of his mother's estate in
Lyon F. D. ‘, Co. 90 Washingtons. N.
BOOT AND BHOEMAKERS AND RE-
PAIJRIRS.
Brsdlce Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Hoary A. 16.3mm: Main 3. N.
aox MANUFACTURERS. .
The Knapp 80: Co. 132 Water 8. N. 5
BUSlNE86 COLLEGES. . t
soutll No.sWAi.K, 91'.
SOLOMAN SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
day school. will be held this evening. iday with friends in Stamford.
at the. home of Rev. J. W. llavis. iii‘. John Stevens has completed the
ltowsu street. Every ofilclal is re fl‘ouudatiou for his new house on Wcsl
quested to be present at 7:30. i avenue. .
'l‘ho schooner which lay anchored all 1 Miss Ednfl Slauson joined the Melbo-
day yesterday and last night. outside Edict Church at the morning service,
the Nor-walk islands. in plain ricw :Snnda_v_
from Seaviow’avcnuc, Weight-”l anchor ' Mrs. Henry Brenchel‘. of Main street,
about 8:30 this morning and proceeded .was visiting friends in South Norwalk
to he westward. She was not loaded. .ycsterday afternoon.
Hayes“ Mrs. A. M.“ south Main 3. N.
' MEAT NAaitsrs.
1. Hayes Ferd North Main 3. N.
; New York Marks! 142 Washington S.N.
MERCHANT TAILO R8.
Bym’ea P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
Koonur Frans 10 North Main 8. N.
Nougsbauer J. 84 Washington a. N.
are “rosema- snails. so”
but there are such: this 1‘
nevertheless. swallowing; 5
to scout boastfull‘buf is 7 ‘
proud of our «mews wot
...
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders
Bird Cages and all k iuds of
' he' COM and consequently firming i Darien possesses a champion rilndy- the town of Ridgcfleld. ' Brown's Collehs Goo. E. Curtain Prep. . _
of the oysters at the Reds] shop iconi- ; basket maker. whose work made most Furniture front New York has been BUSH-ELMEN. :Porcsill J' ‘07 Washington 8' N' Metal Work Repa‘red ed hard to'gct it ' WQ didn't
‘Delléfl the openers to quit work about iacceptablc holiday presents. arriving several days for Andew Kgrplmki Frank 2d floor 31 w." u. i MILK DIALERS.‘ - and Refinished. _ , ' .. .
Hamburat cm. H. 25 West Maln‘N. take what was thrown to
Auili to be placed in his new house.
A dance was held at (looms Hazen's
farm last. Friday night. Harry Osv
born and his mother furnished the ma-
ric.
Dr. Neilson. who travels for tho
Kickapoo lnllinn Medicine Company of
New Haven. is the guest of Frank Al-
bln. ’
Miss Allle'Danforth has gone to
”Worcester. where. she will attend the
liisb School in that city for several
years. '
Miss Fannie Perry returned to the
New Haven Normal school Monday
looming after spending New Year‘s at
home. v , .
A business meeting of the M. E.
Church will be held at Mrs. Janette
Bennett's residence on Thursday at-
ternoou.
A H. Howe. of Washington. l). 0..
cAsPsNrsna AND BUILDERS. Ii
Gambia Leslie Rival-aids Mills E. N. .
Mather Harry W. 131 Water 8. N. t
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brothorton R“ L' 20 Crook N' 1 Greece A Duncan Room 1 Lauder Elk.
, . 1-1
Makln Ellis 10 Hartford 5. N. . ..Brass Advertisin Si -‘ s. .. PAI I ,' ‘ ’ » ' .
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS, ARTICLss.iM°NUMENTAL :0?“ AND lUii—P g gn NT N6 PAPER. HANG‘
. ING DECORATING?”
Hayes J. 125 Main N. .83”. John a. 7 mm Am N. Largo Orders a Specialty. ’ . . . . : .5
Gritf'th M “fiznfipgg’wxfifi i Stevens M. W.‘ 50 Main N. ”W ., . .. . J _ , . . ‘ .
' "' " ° ‘ ; ..MUSICAI. iNs'rsuwlsNTs. ‘ * .
cunioslrv ‘3‘H°"~ s im Chas. o. 29 Wall N.
Manner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. N. I Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. i studweli J. w. 39 North Main 8. N.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. i .
Oldcnschiagsr John 194 Waah'ton S. N.‘ NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONS.“-
Avdn S. N.
i .
Smith E. F. Mshac‘kemo ,Biock. ‘ Hayes “h" T' 5 Mai" N'
OYSTER EXP%IlETERs AND SHIP
9:30 this morning. Operations were 1 Prof, and Mrs. Mark Norman. or Da-
. apt resumed until two this afternoon. I rien. are now members of. the (1mm...
bY‘ WhICh time the WWW“ had been igatloual Church, having untied a truck
thawpd out. iago last Sunday.
By a peculiar coincidence the ill- 2 'i‘lielliug‘s End Coal Company is daiA
tendance at the Advent. Christian Sun- iiy expecting the arrival of four rar-
day school Sunday was exactly the ilouds of hard coal. containing about
some as :1 year ago. Superintendent one hundred tons.
.itichsrd Bland was very much pleased . bumuel H. McCren has made applica—
with the showing and is roufidt’ut that. :tlou to the Stamford blur-trio (‘ompnuy
had the weather been favorable. last .for lights to be installed in his new
year’s record would have been broken :studio on the old King's Highway.
easily. Miss Holcn Purdy has returned to‘
Four of Finch Brothers' teams. ioad~ ;lier home in Wyoming. N. .l.. after ii
ed with stone. passed through here ivory pleasant visit. thcigucst of Mr.
about i0 o‘clolk this morning on their :{inti Mrs. Henry Valentino. of West
way to Half Mile island. The stone .cvcnuc.
will beuscd in repairing Dart of till“. his and Mrs, George B. Edwards,
sea wall on W. (l. Langdnu‘s properly. i with MlsmMaranret and Keith. are ?
which was damasuti by the storms of flllt'flsaliily located in their Washinstm. .
last winter. The storm was taken ‘iiome. The health of Mr. Edwards is.
“from the excavations for the Spring iniuch improved. .
street (South Nnrwalki water main. The members of Eagle Hook andisoent several days in town laat'week
The colored openers at the Radol ilmddcr Company are making arranged' the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles
shop stand this t'Oid weather Qiiiti‘ intents to give a clam chowder the lots 7 Jennings
tor part of the month 'in their u‘ewi The Gilbert and Bennett Manufac-
well. although they are not used to it. i
in Norfolk. Va.. their old home. they itiilill‘tel‘s in Main street. iturlng’Company, commencing Mou-
quile good i day. January 5, will run their works
say they quite frequently ball. cold . It, is reported. and with
Weather. some ot.il, cvcn color than .authqrity. that a livery andsales sta- i twelve hours per day.
here. but it did not last long. They his will be located here by the first; A party was given by Miss Hotel
tell of the time a few winters ago when ‘of March. It is stated that the club‘s ; Fryer at her residence last Friday
the. Elizabeth river, from Portsmouth will be located south of the rallroadinicht. Miss Fryer was presented
to Norfolk. was frosen over solid and bridge. * iwlth a silver Watch during the evening
the ferries worn unable to break, The Christian Endeavor Society of‘iby her companions. .
through. At that time the people {the Congregational Church will hold a i Edwin Fitch. of Nor-walk. who came
crossed the river on foot and liiilltibuslness meeting and social Friday i to town Christmas to spend the day
tires on the ice. to keep warm. .cvcuing at 8 o‘clock at the parsonage. . was taken suddenly ill. he still re-
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com~ A very. pleasant evening is promised i mains In a critical condition at the
Rally hold its regular monthly meeting all who attend. 1 home of C. H. Taylor.
last night in the Van Zandt street. . M. J. Morris, the popular mauaser;
‘ MILLIN‘ERC.“
at. ‘John‘ 111..le 49 ‘Wail N.
Tillotson 8; I. Miss 86 Wash. 8. N.
MlNfl‘ AND iNVEB‘rMINTB.
That is one- resaoa‘Liiny:
ANTIQUE BRONZING. _ . _
have the tfado we do. . . M
Metal Signs of every description.
—-——-
, short. 13:. .3 .
v 5“ r
to strains“ ”i,- sin;
Tel..- Call 135-8.”
“some
: ”5555.
L m: NEW stratum) -
» riiclliit‘iiliii’i‘r
is a finely“constr‘uctedpiecemf ma-
thlploy a Clark 64 Washington 9. N. ”"7 ‘ °°-' 19 film“
CLOTHINGAND GENT'3 FURNISH.
' I
N68. .
Joserri M. 163‘Waahington 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS. ,
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main St N.
CONFECTIONERV AND' BAKERY.
Kolohcr M. G. H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harris A. 30 Main N.
DENTISTB.‘ '
Boutwollc. F. 07 Waahbigton 8. N.
Hoyt’Frank B 4 South‘ilaln 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington a. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chicory Miss a: 13 Elm. N. _
onuscurrlhoiscwoms. .
Maad‘Mra. 'J. W. .11 Havlland 8. N.
DRUG-9618. ‘ '
Baxter Frank H 8‘80uth‘ldain 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Fisher 1 Bradley Preps
Finch Frank M. .126 ,erhlnatoa s. .N.
Hoyt w. ‘H. a Son 139 Water 3. N.
OYSTER DEALERS'AND HIPPERS.
Merrill A. H. 126 Water 8.
PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS.
Bonny J. w. 207 Washington 3. N.
Deckar G. 19 Haviiand 8. N.
Egglnaon F. T. 82 No. Main 8. N. »
Rudder J. A. 33 South. Main 8. N.
PAWN BROKERS;
. Horwitz l. 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis Ea ii Main N. .
Rssdman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
PIANO TUNERS. ’
i aim. Edward J.~ s Seymour: 3. N.
i PIANO AND onoAN iNsrnucross
‘ Benedict Mina F. ‘2 Wast‘Ava. S. N.
Diabrow. Miss Nalila 39 Want Ave. 8. N.
Msn‘vitls Edward 3-,” Lows 8,. N. ,
chinery—slwsys'v ready for work.
Any size and any voltage desired.
THE-G.- N. McKIBBIN"
MFG CO. '
W. R. THO”P30N. Handy".
so mm 31".: V ,. some”.
4.;
..‘—~-
144 5 law Pf
quarters. The only matter that came iof the Singer Sewing Machine Com-1. WE T N. ‘ l p . . .
up outside of the routine business of i nany‘s branch in South Norwalk. was? 5 0 SI]??? ghaHmaa'mt‘mamn 8": PICTURES-: AND PICTURE" FHA» “ j ‘ “
”the company was the p‘inochie moms .in ilarlen yesterday afternoon. on one ii AH “1.13:3“? is spending the week Stilla:n-P0NlliifCorp‘;2J “wk" é N. . “x '- . _ ma. . flUMB-ING AN“ . .
ment. A team composed of twelve‘of his periodical business trips. Hei " “r ‘ : fl . . .~ “ ‘, ' Badlont Wray S; ta West Ave. 8. N. ff HEATING?“ ' ‘
. . Mrs-H. A. Coley has been spending . any. cocoa. -. . , _ , . I" . .
oicaorma A. «some: Waah'ton s. N. . PICTURE shaman. ~ .0‘1‘. WATEKHEA
t- the company was chosen irame down by train. preferring not to. q week in Norwalk
to play a similar team from Old Well grifik his horse on the slippery roads. 3 “ I ill Lockwood Mm was ill for sev-
Hook and Ladder Company. This team 5 Clifford Johnson, of this place, was i (~er days last week is better . . y
will hold a practice game Friday even 2 presented With a handsome sweater on t Mrs. Theron Brown has . r eturn ed
members 0
. Smith a. 6. car. nght‘ahd- Wall N.
PLANI 'o’NILLs. f'
Carmad a acyriuiu mavtowfav. E. N.
scrumptious.
x i * .sLATrolvgifitég?N
Hislop J. A. a co. as Washington a. N
Smith M. 8. O 90.02 Washington 3. N.
ELECTRIC woman's
in " us to et in trim." at the t ck Christmas b the members of the Glen-i ;
hogdsej. artld adamant. there will 13% a’brook Acidic Club. Clifford played i “‘0'? t “8" “it“ h" “"0““ in W98" Nor. slum cursor-Warm a. u. narsAcrmo OPflGlAN. , , G“ .g at“ .
supper for the members and, their.tool.bal.lvvlth the Glenbrook t’esm‘u‘qu ”0;!“ M M’ M lion ha visited in - PIIH‘AwfiWBTEht, H0”. “PM" 3- Unitsdglank "Mo- #5“ .ymurgflgue ‘ . .‘
friends. Tlie'date of the coming tour- 1. ly the entire seasonand the membsns N TB‘H ' c a d East: Nortbtleld Bridge Market“ WeatiEnd nghlngton r aRESTAURANTSwW . H ' a
moment has not yet been decided. It limit this means of expressing t - .g M?“ “em a“ . - st. snag. a. J. outbid prop. Briggs Frank K. 5 Water :4. . ~ i=2 a .e.:o“;ymw.m
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boys to finish their several tourna- e Stamford Blah schoouh '
ments that are now in progress. inc rides the following thirt;
The sermon of. Rev. J. W. Davis, in from Dorian: . Albert ':
the Advent Christian Church Sunday Chaddprtom Stanley Brown. '
morning was exceedingly helpful. ills Brown, Theresa st. irons. 1»
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Mrs. K. Ii..Fltcb has returned to
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Mill Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
_ Members of Norfleld Grange are at-
ondlno the annual meeting of the
filam- range in Hartford this week.
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