"w‘
r
“thin Brothnra h vo “received a
of hard coal. about 200 tons.
oro Puncher of thin plat-o is
mail to vary ‘Irrolular bore. Tho cold
hora Is vorc devote now. The tbul'tno
motoI stands at forty below sum and
.iila boon oven lower than that. I ha
(in recs-urn tho little pro-eat 1 sun!
on: also tho packnlio containing the
photograph of Dawson. and the Inlnla-
lure fur coat ti’arkuy it is called here)
and fur boots tInock locks) which are
THE sought N
«w...
tittiun auroral dim-.t point It quest III
so) what they worn dunno W
IIIIIIdIIrII. to hrlns them Into the fold.
a trait II sow tifo. His remarks were
hrcihlc and ri‘gflt to the point and at
hr clout thrco came forward for
Irayciu. Mr. Brooks stated that ho
Ievor wuuld allow anyono to Join the
ORW L
labia for II hers . , I' Her s it II Int“:
croutons limit“ leon e
shore will rmmbio innit a militia dump
and be InoIII III kaeplng with ita pio-
untssnuo surroundlnsa: ‘
JAN old msiriout sat. at the window
1 tho 'i‘own clerks allow flaturdayi
“09
looking backward Ha wan studying ‘
on
You ’ “I: V319 tilt-V
hair-foil; tigers flair Vigor.
How's vmst ’ “"Il‘tt
Wo otter One Hundred Dollar.
, , IIIIIIIIIII IvhllI- lic quI pastor until lit? do: want It .lltlllli huiiilin . than w o I .
rutillfonlined to hla “on” with rth worn III uovoru cold \vonthcr Iusioad of now pIIIIIiiwa that tho tIroputtt‘d volcod his“. roiioIztlonII: “Wouldn't , , aggulchgd' éaaomtltfl‘stsm II'Y’ . ,
. “Hg." M%mbnopa' Wm mg... with Mn. slim-III or boots. ’l‘ho small ones that number Iwaa endoavoring to leads tru- think to look at” it today thattho old “IL:- I” ' ‘ i" I I‘ _ “it ” . ' "III-s III‘II . 1? JC MINDY I: On. ' . . I.
Marvin a “ill“? 'i‘hurIIday nf- i III-ht you wot-o made by tho IIaIIVI- in vt‘hrlutlan "to and I-xprouaod this ”lamp wug NI...- n;cel“er for A... boat. in - ‘ r" ' * ‘ _‘ | We. tho mineral mu. “"2 '.i‘. | ‘7'
2::- . 1' ("“51“ 0f ( “ml City. Allflk“. ll h“ 'cslrc li)’ ”I’Vlf‘t‘. Wantpurf. would you? To“ you wk... ‘ I- ” I . .3 JCDGDL‘Y for lht‘ “3‘ 1'5 ’33". . ‘ . it ,‘
'M r Charlie flittjroix of list not snowed much horc this winter. lI (homotihsddortolimon of lI‘ri-Il tlhadI them‘n’nothinmln 'llli‘Iiith fltllglod itna . licvo him perfectly" MW ’. :3“ng
ner‘d. in one of tho latest; aovoro told my” Remover ”"4“ 0" ““09" “MW! lot-ton. llarion'n well known hub". that could come ncnr tho gatherings , , business transactions and SI” l" ,-
mum." Iii-op, the weather III-lug loo flour and van indulging in the cxrellI-nt nkatinu outta Ilpgtfili‘it.‘ ’i‘hat‘a a typical New :l " ' .ablc to carry out any OWE”, .
0mm. (I me' of Osborno “Hm, cold III snow. The ground is rozon u n t‘ovo pond. Stamford. last Saturday England Iowan. an flu-y mm A. call . . _ . . by their. firm ‘ , I
m on the nick “fl “5",!" uniforms front unknown d.opthI l’ooplo havo report Iftornoon. Sumo of tho titanIquId 't'mi y“, gm Iii‘ "no.“ u m” room {a 4i l U . III-l: up: I. I Willi A .TI'UKX. Wholesale” .. I? 1‘.
a norm 9 cold.
“Chick" Kennc, lit], and Arthur Day,
100. will play In tho Hilfnor pool itllll‘llI
autont this evening.
Mrs Margaret lI‘eli of itowan atIoct,
is slowly recovering rom inquloII l“I(
coived by a recent fall
1"- E. Lockwood tho Norwulk bicy-
IIle doalor. was an intorcntod visitor
III. the Radial shop this morning.
ed hsv Ing gone through tho front at 226
foot All thI mining ground has to l)('
thawed olthor with steam or wood tires.
and tho ground will not thaw out. again
until April. 'i‘ho IIIInInIIIrII arII vor)
short and wot, nomotlmca ruining or
cry day fora month: that. IN, II shoqu
ovory day. Throw in practically no
wind tho. your around. cxccpt occasion
ally In open plat-ca on tho rIvIII'. Elon—
'0'"!!! follows were having a rat-o. and
loorgo ihouxnt III-.‘Il Join in tho fun.
to did no. and boat his tlllpUlli‘lllH NU
Iadly that they rotircd III disgust. Lat»
Ir llcorgo was oiuoyinn hImI-zoli' skat-
ng about when (Illi‘ of tho fellowa canto
dung and without warning. HU‘III‘K IIInI
. hard IIlow’InIroaa tho logli with II
IIIiIIIIIIy nth-.1. tioorgo wan iianto IIIIII
tnrtcd for thc fcilow. whon ihc laiior'n
that could It toll Its Hit-Irv would ro-
oonut a lot. of ,ovanta that Inadc tho old
~lacc ring with Iuorritucnt and has
con tho scono of nmro HIIclcty tlL‘blI‘
Inuit-II than. will ovctt‘coluo not born
again. Wasn‘t. as wook once which
IIIIIIIIIthlng' . awoil wasn't on there. qul
wind) I: whs’youngI-r him i am now
by many yours. Windporl was ltvulier
III 81101de and Inmlnesn way than Nor-
ILV BEING A 1.1373 OF THE BUSINEHS FIRMS VAND 'PROI’ESSJONS "“
5 OF THE TOWN OF NORWALK.
[g’ Classified ittiiutistnniis iJIIIIu This IIeIIi, it. ill Per the in line lioniis
Abbreviations—-N,. Norwnlirrs. N..8IIIIth Norwalk; E. N., East Norwalk.
Toledo. 0.: Wanting Kin ‘.‘ .,
vln WholoVsalo Druuists. .2.
Hall' a Cbiarrh (lure is tail!!! that: .
ally. acting dirso t.ly upon the III
mucous situation; of e syptem. ti-
monlals sent fréc. ‘ rlco 75¢ pin“
tic. Sold by all DrIIVggists.‘
Hall II Family PIIIIII 'er thsI .
, .. _ ‘ lion will noon tnkI lildi'i‘ horo for mom- ttIInrla IIIIhIo Mn. and ”write. scrim: walk. Bomoilmon 1 tool lilo: uttlo ‘
“JET: myrtltltithwitlhmtV‘liliati‘:anvil: Inna of l‘arIIuInIIut. but. I lio' not vote hot it “ilh II cast- of tight, hlxtcon to it“, not ("lint tom'tlier and “an” : __ fl . .. _ _ . ,, .. .. . -1 , ,
’ ’ ‘ I ' V V. ' tut l IinI hot n lirltinh sub oct i will Ina. took off his Nknics and loft tho liInII in that ball room out for Anld ‘ ‘ ‘ . "' V” 2“
my "t “M"mfl“ mm" “m“ fiend I'm! my rhotmrruch mm and mud. umpinu. HII IIIIIII'IH .VIIt to he hung Sync." 'I‘IIIIII no slot to IIIIIIIIIII; ARCH'TECTS' Woll'é‘a‘llf'i. mull?" ESTATE. ‘
Horny ,Soylnour of Winfield direct a
carpentér I'mliloycd on tho. non ailk
mill at Norw.alk from four III IIIH IIII
gértt one day last w.ook
The lIadIcI-I' Aid Boo to iv \\‘ iII hold its
weekly meeting toInuIIIon afternoon at
2 o'clock in tho parlor of tho East
Avenuc Methodist Church.
Mrs. 1.. II‘. DloIIoI-Ich and doughtor,
Miss Marjorlo lIlcdcrII-h. of New Y I'k
city, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. .i. B.
would like to taunt you n prosont‘ of
moot-y but thcrc in no pinco to register
alottor or buy a post oilico (IIIlor ahoit
of Dawson. WIIll inIust clonc. hoping
you will wriio soon. I may get my
mail this winlor but do not know. He-
mcmlIranI-oa to oil from your loving
Hon FRED."
ROWAYTON.
{MP to not a thaucc at thoso ft‘llfJWH.
Hyivcsior Iiowon. IhIrIoII'II woll
Inowu nthlt‘tc,‘ intend». to start a hunc-
IaIl iIIIIIII lIIIIII Iarly in tho spring and
.IIIs aheady upproachoti Hovt‘i‘ill of tho
Insohnil plovors of thc pinto. on tho
subject.
II‘I-Id Smith, of liaiioy uvcnuo. was
.In tho trollcy car which was run into
by two iloolng horsmi. Sunday owning.
Ihout ti o'clock. in front. of the rosi-
agsiu, and Homo of his lintcnera won.
III-rod why the old plltio.wnn loft on-
tlroly to oobwohsnnd rocolluctloua,
.v.—
THE aaavz LIEUTENANT.
Also the Man He Called an
Did
'l‘ho following true “story comm. from
Vionua, under. the min. of "'i‘hII bravo
limitonunt and the old ans.‘
Knapp Wm. 8. 97 Washington 8. N.
Morshouss F. 8. Library Building.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS.
dsllshsn Potsr E. 53 Cross N.
BAKERY.
Rundio .t. H. 31 Van Zandt E. N.
‘IAKERY-AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owtns Mrs. E. C. 22 North Main 8. N
I BAKE Y AND RESTAURANT..
Grant's" 13 Washington 8. N. Brssd
. Mltchsil H. 8. 10 North Main 8. N.
Lawrencg J. B. Ag'y 12 3:. Main 3. i:
TslraooidsnMWss II It ..
La ignJ. M. 5R.R Rat/3.3}?
II JOB PRINTERS.
Frssman c A. 08 Washington 3. N.
Gardner Printer cor. Wait a. Watsr N.
o JUNK DEALERS..-
Harris Abraham 13 Raymond B. N.
KITCHEN FURNISHINGIOOOOS.
R
' Finish. '
ValVQ'...iIIII illilll
Nois‘oiosu, closes without jar of 1th
7t
, ., , , , IIHIIICH Stowns continues qulto III at 'und In a s it _
wk‘iifilglgl 1..,',‘,;}‘,§‘.§fi..§’,';‘"film... Hm, his home in thin niacu willy”: “11:13:"; “39%;": 13‘1“: 3‘3‘2' prlolttiv liOlilml‘ntttY'y on “11hr manner l: ,Ll‘nfhrh‘d 3|;v5e1nx;:hfi:gf::g or y Smith M. S. 0.00. 02 Washington 8. N I0? hammer. “33 "0 tank.
‘ ' 5 _ . ’, “ ‘ Minn Edith Mt‘iltl will give it. llluli- I” if” I‘ ,' - ”i *I' wncntm grower 0 n Im-Iiumar an ' ' ° I .. I Hmos. . . . <
"Dated by ”‘9 "mm" M" I" held this quorado party at. Mr homo III North thing at full HlIccd. \vtIIIII the motor- Iio. avIngc insults. oftch unintentional, 'ANKS‘ Mitig‘sftomgtagthhfigtoh S. N- __.....:., ‘V k
ovolllnfi. commencing at 7:30, at the
East Aienuo Mothodlst. t ‘hnrch.
Edward 'l‘uttlo, who died ymttctdtly
afternoon at his IIIInIII in Rowayton,
was a hl'OlllOI‘jlll law of Lowis WIIII cl-
or, clork for tIrIIggint 'l‘. R. (‘.rlilln. w, , . , , _ lght yards by do tnal count 'lhoro. .. tiomun 'i‘ho lattcr stn , h 8:. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washln too 8. N. - LAUNDRIES.
Willie Shoo, oi (‘lIIII-lcs ntroet. has i.:::],‘_h”"\,i:lhiw 1:2?!"wavlwmgliffl'fi wcrr- (Hui, niIoIIt II hall dozt‘n REF-WW Hugo doing IIommittod thvflcitflgiomm . Nor. Savings Bank Units Bk. Bldg Orsscsnt' a Sssvlew Avs S. N A self adjusting Dream myfim‘
loft tho (Illlllllly of tho 'll-(leli‘lilgt’ box in“ ‘.‘-R “Hm-k m the “Hun,“ ’I‘ho .IIIIN (In tho car at tho t..lInc at all treading on tho mum... Im, II. 1mg BARBERS. Old wen 82 Haviland s. N. lici m t Flush Vain Mt“ W
factory “'"I ”1“" " position i” ”'0' l‘l’glllill' routlno litiuineusV will botrana- “"‘Vi‘ ”it'l‘m'ilhly triglltt‘lli’tt and your pardon.“ IInId IIc. ' Fitter Gustav 111 Washington 8. N. Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N. app ‘ ‘ ’ W _
McKihbin Manufacturing (:ompnny' r. “NHL and committees appointed for thought thIItr oud had come. (Inc of "you miixhi look what ,vIIII‘I-p about, Pohlmah. Albert 56 Washington 8. N. Wing Sam 2 South Main S.N (“met pressure. Dinkmmm
plant. in Wator stroot.
'l‘hc. lioi. Fathci BaIlIydt. rccior of
(‘.hrist Church. Weatpurt. prcuchod :I
\'t‘l‘,V strong sermon. on tho Conrcruion
of St. Paul. in Christ. Church,
Nurwalk. Sunday ovenlng.
'l‘hcodorc Glover. of liloomshurg.
l’a_, formerly of East. Norwulk. roccnt
ly had the misfortuno'to brook his arm.
His many friends in East Norwaik will
I'cgrct. to hcar of the accident.
tlrdors at tho Rutlol shop arc slow
just at. present and, tho opcucrn quit
work about 10:30 this morning. 'l‘ho
rush scason is over. at least for tho.
East ,
nvonue, lI‘IIlIruary tith. A number of
youngpooplc IIIII'II rccclvoti invitations
and the affair proIIIiIII-a to be one of
tho social cvcnis of tho scat-ion.
'I‘ho last ouartrrly conference for tho
tho cunning your.
m
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Iir. fl. ll. Nnxon spent yostortlny Iti-
tcrnoon In South Norwuik. I
tlcorgc Dam-o was tho ghost of
frionda in Winnipnuk. Sunday evening.
Mrs. iianford binith. of Bailoy avo-
nuII. has rooovorod from her recent Ill-
Ilt’Hh‘.
Another I-onslgunwni of books for
tho lIaI'IeII Public Library urrlrod Sui.
urday.
Sinnloy Myers. of Ilulloy avcmlc. \vna
mun saw tIIII horses loaning towards
him. llc nppllI-II thI broken as quickly
1:: poI‘INilIIy. but even than tho uni-
"nnls struck llll‘ front of tho car with
to I:ritit force. and wcro. draxgod forty-
thc animals had ono. of IIiI-I iIiud foot
wedged in tho fcndor so badly that it
roqnirod ton Int-hutch of hard Work ho—
foro ht- could no rolcnscd. ’i'he colii»
sIoII sinnshod III tho. front (I thr- cor.
invoking tlIII thrcc largo I ate gIIIIcI
wlnttowa. putting tho headlight out of
commission. and disturbing the motive
piwcr so that tho rar could not. be
moved. and had to be towed to South
Ntll‘wllll‘. (Inc of tho horses had his
jaw lu‘ukon. his fat-o covcrcd with blood
and his hip and shouldor quitc badly
hurt. whiio thc other animal. which
was on tho insIIiII. was only slightly III
hilt tiInt million on dliiercncc,‘ oilcrod
to‘ their IIIIIfoIm by possibly wlsarI-ivL
titans 'l‘wo nun stood on II railroad
platform—one n vision splcndid in uni-
form. thr- othor quite III) ordinary old
you old has." responded th'eI other.
. Upon this what happenod? 'l‘ho old
Irontiemnn actually dealt tho lieutenant
tillt' ”straight. from thc shoulder."
Noedlcss to say. the award was drawn
without nun II min and but for tho. in
torfIIrrInco. or their fellow- masseuse“)
tho moo might haw shed blood. The
next scone was at tho policc station
Here the old gcntle-mnu wished to how».
that say. He won. howovor. overruled
III dcfciencc to the "Iterle-o.” lint, at
iIIIIIrth his turn came .
'Who may you ho?" was the unau-
. lion put.
Central National 36 Wall N.
City National United Bank Bldg 6. N.
Rslrflold Coanty National 44 Wall N.
Fairfipll County Savings 51 Walt N..
Norwalk Savings Society 44 Wall N.
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSEI
SHOERS. .
Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. 8. N.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Richardson Mrs. J..A. 10 West IV. S.
Quintsrci Hon“ 5 ElizabethS. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Kseler Gas. 150 Washington 8. N.
styMax 160 WashiIIIgton s. N.
LyorI F. D. I. Go. 90 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-
PAIRERS.
Bredice Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
N. Millsr J w. 136 Water 8. N.
LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DYED.
Butterfsss c. 4 Raymond B. N.
Toque' s 25 Main N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hatch A Bailey 00. Water 8. N.
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
McKibbln O. N. 60. 50-56 Water 8. N.
MANhicURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR
' DRESSERS.
Ridsr Miss H. S. 97 WashingtOn S. N.
M‘ANIOURE. MASSAGE. SHAMPOO-
N.O
Hayes Mrs. A M} 66 South Main 8. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
I Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N.
i Now York Msrkst 142 Washington S.N
THE IDEAL V ”I
.Volumeter Pressure Regulating
FIIIIIII Valve;
amount of water in the “I” 1011!!!- iiit .
time regardless of the host! or ores-
suro In service pipe. '1’.” II II“. I".
See it; in operation in our dldlilay
room.
HORAGH H. HASH.
Cor]. North Main and, West Sis.
Special Sale ‘
lll‘cut-‘ilt and will not conuncncc again i," Stamford. y“"'"""“'yI “mm“ W liil‘t‘ti- 'I‘II'“ loam WI“ "Wm“I by 1" "'iIielIl marshal. rotiroIl list." came W0“ Henry A. 15 3W“ Main 8. N- ” I' ‘ ‘ ‘ - “"I
until tho opening of Lent “‘It‘mlit ‘ , SnquIII Mnndclson. II llvorymuu "f the answcr. A acucrnl collapse follow- BOX MANUFACTURERS. Byrhss 'gflfiam NMLORG. fl U V
Jeremiah Sinuson and wli'o. lIIIvo Judge A. II. Anmn. of Norwmk. was Stamford. and ho name up nt‘tor Inc (In The Knapp Box Co. 182IWater S. N. ‘V Kemp H. w. 45 Wall N.
moved from Pound Ringo. N. Y. to
Ildaat Norwalk. and am now roslding
with thoirdaughtor, Mrn. Iloury Carr.
of First strcot. Mr. Slaunon in employ-
IId IIy tlIrI Colonial Foundry and Math
inII Company.
The CrofI'It & Knapp ilat (humour.
in Barton yestordny afternoon. calling
on friends.
(‘harlos SIIIIIII-k was in South Nor-
waIII yostorduy aftornoon on luminous
for llrnggint it. A. MacDonald.
i‘lIicf of Police William Volltncr. oi"
South Norwalk. waI-I tho gnekt of .I. I'.
IIIIIIIIIIInt illlil dIovr- tho animals homo
although thoI III‘IIIII not in a condition
to \\ IIII ll hIIotIIIId yI.IIIItIII .
-M >‘o~— ~__......._...I...
WESTPORT
llnIII ii tiliorworul III lIoInII front It
l HER DOUGH “Ril” ALL RIGHT.
‘ (lflh’lhhlli lIIronIng .l.otIrtIall ,
A nIodlt-Ino bottlo. a mirror and a
IlIIIIIolI of koyu all stic king to a chunk
of dough as largo. no your bond was
itIIIIII night. that toot II Skowhogau wo-
‘BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's CollegeOeo. EuSartain Prep.
, " BUBHELMEN.
Karpiniki Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverslda”Mlils E. N.
Kocour Frans 10 North Main 8. N
Nougebsuor J. 84 Washington 8. N.
Porceiii J. 107 Washington S. N.
MILK DEALERS.
stxhurst Chant-i. 25 West Main N.
MILLINERS.
. . . . . t with friI-ntls in Now York city ,
Wm.“ ... i . t. ti . .6 . 'l '. HIIIIuIncI. of ltnilroad atomic, IIIIII W" , , _ . , tum"- H "- W.131WItlr 5 N, St. John The Minus 40 Wall N.
"I '3’“ 3113;313:530?“ V‘(I'Vsiull‘vl'ltttt~llh)l: “MM". . lll‘gir‘zl'tllo';.tlft"tll("l‘lttll'll11°:“ Idiiftgigliusick, Stilli.”ii§.ii1‘it:§li..j¥;‘il‘fifi52,1331; “harm's yAND SIGN PAINTERS. T"'°“°" 3' “Mm“ w""' s""' 55C ag
ton street for atorago purposes. this MN ”MW“ "“W’II'I “if" ”I “'0 "mm" ' " 'IIow,IIIion . Brothsrton R L. 20 Brook N. MINES AND lNVES‘TMENTS. ., .
InoInVlng plat-oil a largo quantity of
goods III the atom. ’l‘IVuckmnn Gav»
‘ i‘harios Whiitcmoro, I-opt-I-ially among
night oporntor at tho lint-ion signal
tumor. has noon to Philadelphia. for .I
lI). (‘._ liirgc has IIcIIII clocted prcsi-
ticnt of tho Connecticut Dairymen's
Shc llRti wonderod for some limit
what It won that was swoliing out the
satchel to find out. Shc struggled to
Mskin Ellis 10 Hanford S.N
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Greene III Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
MONUMENTAL WROSRIK AND BUILD-
E
I
:Inagh “m um carting. Vl‘iIi With III‘I' parontn. \‘i‘tmlllllilll sidott of her aatchul III such an unpm
’l‘i , z 'i l f M . M . . Chariot-I Sollrck is becoming utllto IIII ‘ 3" ,I , n HAY“ J. T- 5 ”‘3'" N.
“ Inmy n pm 8 U I' and “5 EXIIPH whisiior. and IIIIitII frt‘tlucntly “w 61' '.' ”'1“ [mm Its regular wuit- portlonaio manner and she opetIPd tho CHIROPODISTS. satanic“, ars‘dnmi:fi' N'
the Advent (‘.hriI‘Itians of East. Nor-
wnik. will iIc pleased to learn of thc ar-
rival of a son and ”hair in their homo.
which is now in Denver. Friends horII
arc extending congratulatlmm.
Sunday being the Feast. of tho (ou-
torsion of St. Paul II Npotlal mllh‘lt'dl
service was hold that cv,cning as St.
Paul II mission. Despite the inclement
weather there was a good attendancc.
Rev. George Weed Brahydt. of Wont-
port. delivered an able scrmon.
Captain William Bell and Frank Pct-
. inn. February at tho Casino. Noroton. .. . ..
ty went coling yestcrday attoinoon ,, II , . . . .. .. . (.onfoond that thin . she said. and .
and returned with a duo “1055 for [V1 "PX" 'cnéorlalnglonl h-‘I :h" ”if: 9333;113:133 mtmfiu’iggy“ at “m r? the hatched, numb, mfrror and dough CONFECTIONERY‘ AND BAKERY. 33375": 13?; AslfilfintynAgGlERa SOLOMAN SCAMl Mani: .
exch- They have a new allot. in back l..;;,,;,2.3;:f.51,‘,:.. 'v. 13:}, be" 5”“ "',,’,.°fh'..lf. II III cxttootctl that the ammo“... disappoint-II outthrough the window. Ketch" MIG H- 57 Ill-in NI Duke”, 6, 1g Havila‘hd 3'" ' ‘ "-"t .. I ..., ”tr”. .
‘.‘! lntngdona crook which ”m h“ 'lllllit-‘Itlay cvonlng in tho Darion 'l’on II M“ dolin “1“" will b" “”0"“ ”‘9 “" When she tells her friends about tho Smith Harris A. 3’ MN" NV EIIMIM F. T-82 No. MAM 3- N. Go‘d' Silver, "km and .
Ittaacllod Ulllly hm fool. ‘anu tin-trio thcly hall. tra “m fcaittroa at the Methodist case now sholaagha at the horrid fol- DENTISTB. . Rudder J, A, 33 South. Main 3. N. Pl'atin .. tut III .5
N am Oil II. 088 am Hilt‘itr H H 3 MM Stolin Austin IcIi ”M, ”will" Church ontortatnmont. at Silvortnino, Iow-paasengers and conductor but sbo Boutwsil C. F. 97 Wilmington S. N. PAWN BROKERS. .0...
to their hearts” contooi.
Bocattsc of the fact that William
Weisheit did not know tho gatnc. was to
have boon playod, llII- mm II talked of
.. . was not II largo attendant-o. wore brought here and buriod in the .
flfih‘gfi'flt‘flffilg ’1};‘j§,"‘,,c‘;,‘§,’lu’l”§, Newman llayier.. of Philadelphia. Cutlmllt II'I‘meter ,A requiem mass midi" “,““"’°"“I-b’”}’ “mild?“ “g; oases currtnu SCHOOLS. "mm" F‘s'gfm“ 3"“ "I and Rcfiusited
for Satu’rda' “PM“ {in VtV‘hris Lar- who represents the Blinkenaderfer “’35 3““3 l“ ““3 (hurch 0' ”1“ A“ seiiztd MIN! '0‘ rm: :Ihh 9" 'lfl Mead Mrs. J. w. 11 Hsvllsnd s. N. t E Fry Jana“ , . .
en. l V , h ,‘f, m 't l P, Typewriter (.Jompany. ol‘ summon summit"! “I” “9" With" “but”? a "‘e "9°“ ” “3 " ch nhuo‘dis'rs. 5"" 6‘" ‘ "mu-r 3' N“ ANTIQUEBRONZING
a s on can on t e. as my on II ro. ”pent“ home Washington‘s birthdav officiating was rising in a pan? before tits tire and Baxter Frank H 8 80th Math 8. N pMNo AND ORGAN TNSTRUCTORB. . . W. .. .
bridge. did not take place. Mr. Wei
shalt states that he is willing to play
at. any time howewr
’ ‘ The unicorn and tauchors of tho East
Avenue. Methodist Sunday sobeol met
last evening at the «hurt II and talked
up matters of lntcrcst to the school.
Two new unit-es were croutor. assisthnt
superintendent and financial secretary.
EI W CI. Cunningham being elected to
the former and Albert. Gelb to the lat
ter position. ’l‘he meeting Ivoted that;
the last Monday in each month should
be set apart for the, teachers” meeting.
Miss Charlotte Temple. Mrs. Edward
Simon: and Person GrinIn were added
,' . to the list of teachers
One day last weal: John Basson was
bragging about. hill ability as an oys-
half. opener in (.Iiria {Mn a cafe Cap-
mm him a little
min William am;
outcrtaius his friondu ovonlngs. with
his ability III this linc. '
Mr. and Mrs. .lamos Rnscoo. of Main
stroot. arc tho proud parents of a baby
boy. which arrivcti to iIriglItI-II illoir
household a few oaya ago.
Miss Irma Smith was takon ill while
at hor illlllt‘i-I in tho. Stamford High
school. ycstorday. and compcllod to rc-
tnrn homo oarly in tho. aftcruoon.
MINI-I Sadio Voro Milno will givc ii
monologue under tho auspices 0 St.
Itndrewa’ rectory guild Thursday
1' hriatian It‘ndcaror Society Inc cling
Sunday owning of tho i‘ongrcnationsl
illlll‘i'h. On account of tho storm more,
to spend the holiday with ‘his parents
In tiratic aireoi
Tho many Dalton friends of MI. and
Mrs. Charles Whitttmoro. formerly of
this place. now residing in Denver. will
be pleased to learn of the arrival of a
son and heir in their Western home.
This is the first child, and tho father
and mother“ and don hind - _
lLbV. ks pastor 0:12.129
Ddtien Methodist church. ‘ls an édthuh
' none lov’ér or outdoor snows. i and bag
already expressed his intentions of or.
gallows baseball tenth among the
man man bf the arish next sun”
In. {graphs hiinae t to roubldersb "of
an blots. and has quite a record in
this nae: ;, a
The regular monthly moetin
Eagle Rock and [Adder ohm mpany. o.
‘.I twill in; hold I: III Monday hoodlum
ly Int-oiling Saturday, ill. the rcsldcnI-II
of II} N. Sipporiy.
Miss (lsrrle Sniffcn rcturnod homo
Saturday from a visit I'vlth Misti Edith
Iiradlcy at bar home- in Lyons Plain. '
J. Henry. Blakoman. of Siratford.
will Install tho unicorn of Pomona.
(irango at. the meeting here tomorrow.
Mrs. it. 'W. Post, returned IIOIDE‘FI'l "
day from Mnnchostor (‘.onu. whoro.
she want to attend tho funcrul of hm
mother
Willard S Adams has prosentod to
tho. Fire Department a check for $35 a
Friday cvcnlng.
snturday tho ronIniIIs of Mrs. Ilolon
liunlay. who died In Now York city.
The diltlfltiol the board of relief will
Itormlnotc this Iveek. Thus far It has
onconntod no perplexing problems
and comparatively few“ haw come ly-
foro. them for relief. Thin sign \hooII
over it not altogether assuring: in
payers havo a faculty of letting the
opportunity pass tlio'n holding up tho
tux cbllector in heated nrtument with
a view to securing the redress If any
be due. that tho hoarrkof robot is
created in make .
“Zulu Lou“ the eccentric colored wo-
man who spent tvio days of last week
h.orc appears to have introduced her-
self to a number in the north end and
it is recorded that she had her appetite
with .Iher. . .As in Btralford and South»
port sho arm-Med to make. herself
perfectly at homo. Whereyer she galnI
ed access and as her power of non-
IIloIIIc it but shc tould not. The man in
the roar III-III. looked pier, hor back to
non what the Inaltor was. Thou-endur-
tor stoppod to look at her in- her help-
I chII-I state
1 ‘What II thc mattcr, madam?" ho in-
quircd.
“0h nothing Broad in rising, can’t
you soc? 0h got aw‘ay!‘
Sho got. her lingers in the dough and
thou slIII got mad She tried to pull
'.lhom Sho tried to cioso the satchel.
but It would not clean.
did not tool like It than
Silo waa mining to visit a friend in
Imwlston. :ThisI frtcudu' admirod hor
broad vory much and said It was the
wrapping it in a napkin she placed it in
her grip with the above result.
TRUE GENEROSITY.
A charming story of the 1an queen
of England. ivouohod for by A. F
Story, 'is Itold .In. tho "Childhood of
Queen Victoria.“ it is no consistent
with the queens known kindness of
hoIirt that it speaks for its own truth.
The Princeton Victoria had not her
heart on buying a doll she had soon in
a ”shop window. hilt her mother the
Duchessr of Kent would not let hér
buy It- until her next allowsnco of
pocket. manoy was due. ” .
At last the day canto. and the prin-
cess hurried to the shop paid over the
six Wt shillings sadism the long
coveted doll.
On coma: Soutiof tho shop with hbr
treasure in hor- arm the princess elk
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N.
CURIOSITY SHOP.
Msgner T. J. 2 80. Main 3. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 6 Main N.
Oldenschlsusr John 104 Wanh‘ton S. N.
Smith E. F. Mahackemo Black.
thlplsy a Clark 54 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHING AND GENT'S FURNISH-
INGS.
Josem M. 163 Washington 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen at south Main 3. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main S.N
Phslps 7. A..7S Waihlngton S. N.
DRESS ANDOOAT MAKER.
Chinsry Miss SA! Elm N.
GIIIIoreIIIIIaI. PIIIIIIe’II ”s. annoy Pr'ops
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington 8. N.
‘Oritilh T. B. 200 Washington S. N.
Ptaimd to H. I23 Washington a. N.
shown-omit Corp s2 Wssh'ton s. N.
I DRYIGOOOS.
.Dloksrshsh A. Is sun so woman s. N.
Hiilop- -J. a. s at: a Wuhmd‘on s. N.
south also: one Washingt’dh s. N. -
I: ' ‘ stsmntcflo‘roits.
Nor. Electric 60. 202 Wssh’ton E. N
. Flori AND DYSTERS.
Brings Marks! Wist Eh'd Wsshington
I82. Bridge R. J. CUQDIII Prop.
“UNITS;
Smith J. VIIVi. EIL SD South Main 8. N
FRUIT AND CORRECTIONERY.
chIm’Is‘ri D In Washington a. N.
Morslti Jonson“ North Main ON.
’ 'r , Hoyt, Horn» B. Unitsd Bank Bldg.
V MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ives Chll. G. 29 Wall N.
Lockwood F. E. 39 Watt.
Studwsli J. w. 39 North Main 3. N.
NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS.
Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
lery O 00:19 Railroad Ave" 8. N.
OYSTER EXPORTERS AND SHIPI
PERS.
Hoyt w. H. A. Son 130 Water S.N
Merrill A. H. 120 Water S. N.
Hamil: l. 154 Washington 6. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E."HMIIN.N1;:"
Benedict MissfFf. “West. Ave. S. N.
Disbrow Miss NsIllsSO‘West Ave. 3. N.
Msnvllis Edward B, 10. Lows S. N.
PfCTUREVS. ANDlhglOTURVE FRAM-
Section! Wrsy 3.13 Wsst Ave. S. N.
. PICTURE FRAMING. .
Smith G. 0. Opt. Knight and Wsli N.
PLANINO MILLS. '
Garnish O Seymour Suvlsw IV. E. N.
REFRA’OTINO OPTIOIAN.
. ,RES‘I’AURANTs.
Brl Prink KLI 5 Water N.
flat Oslo! N. Meals at all hours. ,
sartosoosrr vAtJVu‘IsV. .
National Bank of Norwalk 51 Wall N. ,
SCHOOLS (Private).
Otstot Miss {EVA 14 Washington S.N .
OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS. .
'onI of Inside work ”you and
A. Stui
“.“ r I w ‘
COTTAGE AVId EAST NQIWQLK. .
W
Nilillilk Plato
N0. 4'o WATER around
‘ SOUTH noawnx.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Feud
Bird Cages and all III ind:
Metal Wurk Repaired ‘
dis
to do outside painting nay.
last season. when I was busy. one
done now to ‘
Good Advania
To Both Oi ti
New work, renuiahtnp,
wglio and then hold mason that. bed
v satin ih' ti on v ‘1 11
boat him openlng- oysters with a jack at 11. u liifii. she a o 0
one a chance. to excuso themselves or
sswmo Insertion.“
Fefitptaryzl at the truck hoot-sit Main
Sing or O0. 124 3K"
ail-got”, At this time the moms: al-
PURNITORt'
it: M5." 6010 in fact everything hrt.
continua: a wretchedlx windmill? Col
V4 if“ 33330“ mi“ him “9 0“ “‘0 lowlhg the Knowuonmité‘msd get rid other allr‘I‘Whllthérfe-ctly omnwhopiuekeu wmowugir Poi in»: " ' . M" 9" on, V
V wérzmlfrlgnxldidmgnggshhig 033:3 i‘o‘rga to' use the hum-tors foi- rt: iV'lIIIIrIaiesn. with n: lea; a] nuisance Inhibitor-help; The Dfln’MIhefliu-t‘ 'Fum EAND 0:96KERY.‘ “mum" :HIB] 2“" “£12“ I”; ‘8 N gmzznhfifiefuwm 2:. a
' I J I
_ work 1.on profit! the victor frhln the will probably «me up. Honors! 0‘! that Intuit some cases area a to he no amount. than; realising that. she "my, a“ L .7 ”‘3.an g 3, Stevens J. H. a tsr '- a.
sonablo price.
sorted to in order to get rid of her. . widow had our with tor I-tluI
Iaéliihers, of the band. amnion nit-tubal!
of thotro'ck company. and it is robs-
By the one thd Traction Co. sets lithium mmwmm- manor ‘ '“3 Mia-w" 352;: N“
OVon'n. RJ
nruush lmproyins and repairln the and: him back the“ . I
nod-h era and MW thin . , ‘, m 1th,,,,'“_f,,"§'&rfifi“ .5
' mishap-LS ERIC,“
9mm.) WIND: ,.
Marks AV magmas wash. a. N. . ..= '.
”mmgyPfium Bills a. N , Picture Frames and
STONES. RANO.::“‘ANDII . ' .IV Shades made to order.
PM" Mot my VII-”sin “MW it. it WALL PAPERS. it...
sumo iwsvhuudmnaainm ‘ ’ ‘
village '1' WWMIII-N.
.. ,. n III-adios
IQ N
doom-ii N
shirt and as We boy fluid. wish-i!
I3" mammal W1...
open a II
What Mag“ 3 but not left;
Binnie! livers. of Baits: avenue lisp
1. linen a null" ”it! ill
I “no!“ “Wm Blink e .N'g
It!
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