Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 10, 1903 · page 7

“i’Wdore outta I
work on a lit ' trip
I‘ eley G,’ ml! the Rs road 11
Sue grocer. was in Now Writ yells
ting. on lumines- i
antes Raylnond. of llal'ieil took out i
about two bushel of gut-lllllxlti at Pear-'
tree Point yesterday.

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MI Murray is llble to be out.
tt‘r i Ihort illness.
Bridgetown John Cole is ill

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ifclltures will be Mis. Jarley's

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radar .
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tine supper and entertain in tb
church basement The entertainment
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by local applications, as they cannot
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. Hill Amelia Murray is ill at her Mrs. C. W. Bell led the Young Pco- .I “Will! flllli tableaux . , _ . . ‘ _ . .
home in ttowiill street. plcs' nlt‘t'llllK at the (lollgmgnlimmi | With his recent purchase of tho Sta try—1v w 333011111?! tiring)“; 32131131333322: Gold. Silver. Nickel. Collllfl‘. S1
Willie Brown. of East avenue, spent Church Sunday evening pies fmllltlly. used for some time its 11 “meg. “came“ in mused by a“ m. 90 Antique. lll‘onzing.
Sunday with friends 111 Bridgeport, The Knowlton Fife and Drum i.) 111 11s ‘ lunlli‘ly, Chill‘ii‘fl Kelllpi‘l' planned '0 "alufld condition of the mucous lilllilk ' ' Y 3‘
Burr Gregory, of the Washington of this place expect soon to iiicrlilsc make material linprovoments and all of tile Eustachian Tube. When this Motors
street bridge, is “pie to be olit 1m...- 11 lllf‘ll' number by three illlglt‘l'n from idltloils tll1-le.'l‘lio plant will be among tube ,5 “m“med you have a “'th”; o ,
week‘s illness. it‘lWillell l thonlulgcst and best equipped this side sound 0,. imperfect bearing. and when The New England Electric Mo-
Rev. C. 1‘. DON'T. iol'ilicr pastor of )11111 one iiindiell tickets have been .0 (Milli . . ) . 1s , . . . .
Christ Church. was the guest 01' Mrs. sold for the colonial reception 1111 the] This obi well on th walk on River-1 9 ._Q‘s“;reagae‘ll’t'flgght‘m:illifleslmil‘mo: 32;) WP "53”! has “0 fliillUl'lOI- all“!
Hm'md' on Monday. l7th mm the “mm plont <98 to bus {side "pm". in the “Hy 01' mm" in in: taken oilt and this tube. restored to show 3'0“ ““9

glilnd slicol ss.

Contractor John W. Beatty has coul-
'l‘hc litany friends of William J.

monced painting the factory of the.

135011.. is becoming again dailgclous
someone having split the’ planking c-oi

BEING A LIST OF THE BUSINESS FIRMS AND PROF£$SIONS

its normal condition. hearing will bc
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Now [anglum Food Company Fleming were pleased to see him out ictilii: it The “first. Bill'efii llillll M“ which ,3

 

at liat‘ner's pool room. will be played the guest. of friends iil Bridgeport. week with Mrs. A. C. llladley. CLOTHING AND GENT’S FURNISH PERS.
this evening. Arthur Dav, who has Miss Bertie Van Hoosear. who is ser- 1: Hull bins is adding a veranda and J M 163 W "hiss-t , S N Hoyt W H ‘ Son 139 Water 3 N .

u . a score of 85. and Frank Fox. who has iolisly ill, in thought to be slightly bct- otherwise in‘lpr'oviiig his house. osem . as 119 on . . , ' ' ' ' _
11 score of 80 will be the contestants. 1111'. ' Miss Anna Banks 11.11. tile. guest of CONFECTIONERS. iOVSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS- Noiselegs. Closes without jar M V.

be first prize will be. a billiard cue. Mrs. G. S. Gregory. of Norwalk. vis- .Vlissflllduu Meeker for 11 ten days last Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 5, n, i M""'” A- H- 125 Water 3- N- ter hammer. Has no tank.

. George Sprague. manager of Hai- ited her mother, Mrs. Barnes on Sat- ‘wcek. CONFECTIONERV AND BAKERY.iPA'NTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS. .

ner’s East Side cigar store. is making ovday. Tile regular semimoiltllly meeting Keieher M a H 57 MHlit'N. § Beatty Jé_ w. 207 zflaahiggnn S. N. are sometimes hard to g“, .
arrangements to start a second liafner illls. Henry Darlsy is hoilic after soy or Noi-field Grangc will be held on Fri . ' ' In N. Decker 19 Hav land

'. .pool tournament as soon as the orcs- oral monsha' stay with her daughter :(llly evening. . Smdh H‘rrlent,fi:|:;s~ ‘EWiMOP F. T 32 "0- Mill" 3' N- THE IDEAL but there are “mm w
cut tournament is'ciosed. He is now in Bridgeport. . The Misses Secley. of Boston. \V'lltl Béutweil C F 97 Washl'ri 9°" 3 N iRudder J' A: 33 s°”"‘ Main 8' N' Volumetcr Pressure Regulating neverthelus' We dontwmt
engaged in matching tip the players Miss Katie Littellger entertained a have been guests of Mrs. G. A. Stiirges Hoyt Franii 8.4 South M99," 3. ,9 ' PAWN BROKERS. Flush Valve. to seem boastful, but we ITO

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:. Ponnoyer strea

‘ L Lenten sedans .

m. B. Puncher has been ill at his
home in this place, and unable to ill-
tend to his duties in South Norwalk.

John Allen. of Bald Hill. spent Sili'
urddy and Sunday the guest of his
brother. Captain Frank Allen. of New
street.

Captain Willillm ll. Verity with the
"Addie \'.." towed a barge of coal to
Saugatucil. this morning. consigned to

parties in that place. disease. chterduv she was quite til i i‘ill'iiiii“ i" ' 1

James McGal‘ry. of Vail Zalldt are. and ti physician wont to the house Ii 1111131 from hero {Rd Sniikilttick Mdrehoule F' S. LibraryTBuddillfl. #31:"? (infill-“:97: 11.31.331.33: 3.2.1. BETWEEN “A“
Inuc. the son of Mrs. William l-‘. liollo. three times during the day. ‘ had planned to utiend tili- dcdicatorl AWN'NG MANUFAC URERS' Layton JI M 5R R ave 3 N NEW'YORK- ‘i'
dict. has recovered from a severe ul'i The Hi’ioi‘iiiie'“ “PM ”‘0'" "5““ “"3“ "”‘Hsm M ”H“ Methodist Church. Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N. i JOB PRINTERS. ' ’ 4
lack of whDODlng cough. lnf‘r'S-lllt’f’llllfl yesterday morning and birilliord Sunday. but were lll'l'velltcd BAKERY. Freeman C. A. 98 Washington 3' N. NORWALK-AND '

Charles Hill will (onliiilt the meet
lugs of the .ltiniOi lllllld on bridal or
11‘"an at the parsonage of the l1 1st

Avenue Methodist (3mm. 11 i. south end of Mansfield avenue will probably be made, next Friday on JUNK DEALERS. , “is?!" ’ , 1. .
A meeting of the L0,,” Wolkl'lH or: "lhc son of Hridgetcmler .lolili (‘oic '1‘llllijz, when there is i0 be all Miran Graggrfigsvvcxainzasn‘rguNANJEOM Harrie Abraham 13 Raymond 3 N- . ' -.- \ E M ‘
the Advent Christian “my“, will be iot' South Nor.w:ill1 l'iillllllllos s1 riolislv and dedication concert. 3, Cake delivered to all parts of city. i KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS. , . .9. M” \f
held tomorrow evening at mp pomC of i ill. with pneumonia. at the home of Till‘l't' is a piccc 01' bill“ in l‘illfil' lll‘iW Lane, F. A 37, 5, Washington S N Smith M. S. 6. Co. 92 Washington 8. N. g , P g 35:“ l
mood Nicholson in East 1.1.9....» Mo W'tfllcllilui mmln'l of Selectman imitv m the 11.111.11- il‘iwkh' "i Slut“ KS LADIES FURNISHINGS. . i '
llr. loscph l. Cunlflnghnn) who has ( limits it VV'lltci-bilrl". ut‘ .lclliffe's slice! and Riverside avenue, that Mr Central Nationally: Wdll N. .Mills 8. l. M". 85 Washington 8. N. .. ‘ ..Stcamcrs liagle and City ‘1"
been in Nowaik N .i on professional "1”“ 11.- Ke'i'W "i M“ ‘/"'"““"1 ‘1‘ i“ ""“ ‘i’ "‘ "' ”" "”l'” "'"m " h" City National United Bank Bldg 3. NJ LADIES’ AND GENTS' CLOTHING Norwaik ivuvc Ncw York. Pier

business has lctlilncd and is again
the alter .i of his parents. Rev. and Mrs
Edward Cunningham. of Rowan street.

The ladies of St. Paul' 5 mission will
meet with the St. r'aiil's parish Siltl :ty
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose
of forming an East Norwalk chapter
and make plans looking towards the
erection of the new chapel

Mrs. Samuel Milton ‘ Stevciis. of Stoorml and wife. of Center H'l'V't‘Ii to brim; out a large reprcscutu- BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE
South Norwuik. is substituting for avenue, spent Sunday at the home of lion. The chair pron-d to be one of 1 SHOERS. Hatch 1!. Bailey Co. Walter S. N. ,sliio and profitable for investment, per- ,
Miss Ada ii Golding. at the F‘itcllf M“ Stooraa’s mother in New Castle. lill' most enjoyable. socially. ott‘ercd, Flynn Edward 10 Hartford pi, e, N , MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS. {Iiitt'L for protection of your family?
School and Mrs. pm". of Norw,alk 1,, N. Y. 'l‘llcy drove from Port Chester ‘Rllti Lllt‘ surprise is that those teas are BOARDING HOUSES. McKibbln G. N. Go. 50,53 Water S. N. WE ARE BUILDING A TRADE i The Connecticut General Life incurs.

taking the pint-o of Miss (l'aioline A.
Golding at the Marvin school

again yesterday. iiitcr ii siege of grip.
at his home in Mansneidnvenuc.

William Fitch the Noroton dealer
has 11-1 1111 ed a barge of hard coal. The ‘
curgo had to lie. 111 Wilson a Point the
past three days on accollnt of the pc-
(lililll‘ tides.

Fred (‘llaildcrtoii llils itist,11~1 oicicd
fl pill 11 several day s‘ attack of grip and
his wife is now don ii with the same

transacted their
business.

regular routine of
No action was taken uboiii
Ichanging the sewer system at tho

 

attending him.

iohn Finch has the Dilllf’ll mind for
igosling clams. YtFilCl‘dllV'. his friends
insscli he went to Pciii'tiec Point. and
.lirougllt home sight of the lnoilstioud
biiulves that when spread out iii 11
row lllciisured jllll i'oity eight 1111 llc~.
llll avcrage of six inches tor the length
i of each clam.

Louis l".

110 New Castle, starting in the. morn-
ing. and had been gone only a few iniii-
litrs when it commenced to rain ilild

'11'llcl'c lll~i parents resido.

‘it is of 1111 use in ally Wily now would

be to fill it in.

A mix-11p in dates is responsible for ‘

thcllljcri ing of the special town 11111 1
ing to lily the county blntc town lild
s1 hool ,ttlxes The, original icsoiutioii
called for the nicotine. the first Monday
ili Fi‘lll'lilll‘)’; tllc slonograplier's report
of the minutes plainly roads the. "third
‘iliilld‘uyL" "11.1: llll‘etlniz 'will be. hold

by illc ruin. its pastor. ilcv. Royal
W. liuvliloud. Is very well known here
The ii'lp

to dcinidisil all collisional trolley fen
der. V"-1‘iy lcccnfi't the! fender on a
jumbo expl'm (lil' hit the obstluctioil
iiilil lilill -tu be i'ctit‘c‘ii 1A) the hospital.
and lllt‘i't' is M'ill't't‘l)‘ it day. passes btit
\vllili lllitl pipi- asserts itsclf (111 out: car
’i‘llr afternoon “'11 and cake sale in
the Library reading room. Saturday.
1.11:. ill ktlt‘plil'z, with its successors and

113' not more regular occurrence, Those.
in chili-11c 11'1-1'1- .Vlcsdalllcs Stanley 13.
ll. Silii‘i‘cn and Miss

OF THE TOWN

LI?” liliniiiiil lliiirriisrliitnis l‘iillri Till

Abbreviation8wN" Norwalk; 8. N.. So:

OF NORWALK. 11

5 "till Will her line hit ‘Tllre‘t Hulls.

ith. Norwalk: E. N. East Norwaik.

 

ARCHITECTS. 5
Knapp Wm. S. 97 Washington 8. N.

Rundle J. H. St Van Zandt E. N. 5

BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owen. Mrs. E. C 22 North Main 5. N. i

Fail-field County National 44 Wall N.
Fairfleid County Savings 51 Wall N.
Norwalk Savings Society 44 Wall N.
So. Nor Trust Co. 93 Washinbton S. N. i
So Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg
BARBERS.

'Pltzer Gustav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert 66 Washington 8. N.,

Richardson Mrs. J. A. to West. av. S.‘ N.
Quintard House 5 Elizabeth S. N.

,, Toque's 25 Main N

luauaANca AND REAL :s'rAris.
Hoyt Gerald D. 45 Wall N.

Gardner Printer cor Wall 0. Water N.
Mitchell H. S. 10 North Main 8. N.

CLEANED AND DYED.
Butterfau C. 4 Raymond S. N.

LAUNDRIES.
Crescent 3 Seaview Ave S. N.
Old Well 32 Haviiand 8.N
Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N.
Wing Sam 2 South Main 8. N.

LUMBER DEALERS.

‘Mllier J. W. 136 Water 6. N.
MANlCURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR

 

ten are caused by Catarrll,
nothing lllil all inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of llciifnoss (caused by
(‘iltarl‘hl that cannot bc cured by
iiilil's Catarril Cure. Send for circli-
llirs, free.

I“. .i. CHENEY d- (.10., Toledo, 0.

M’FG co. .

56 WA TER st. 50.- NORWA 1.1'

 

 

 

 
 

 

Sold by Druggists. 75c,
llall's li'illlllly Pills are the best.

 

FOR GOOD SHEARS.
K: have the Wtss SHEAR to build at

111111 1111111 1111.11

SOUTH NDRWALK.

23. East River. Beekman St., 3
p.111 \111 walk and South Nor-
u all.“ (ltiiiiig the night. 9

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'ARE YOU INTEREETED In.

1 LIFE INSURANCE.

lilo ltllld that is moderate us to price,

5 once. Company of Hartfoid deal in this
kind. 5
| FRED H. FlELD GENERAL AGENT

Morris B. Love'oy urrivcl in lint Filinw .ioscpil ,
Norwalk last High]! on a six(duys‘ fllfi“ [h"_*‘t°‘r"" “’;:5“‘°'P0"‘:ré'£”lt""‘l‘rl‘h?’ (‘ KW"; lir ”H” il ti tl t KeggoG-reoAlNSg VirgiEnieoEnaéErzs' ' Rider Min HPQF37SWISB'MHGWH 5- N- wTh'mu""u" “'y‘h"fm“”m tlw unlugofit‘:mgxgl':oeh
1,... h whi .1, hp '13 3 “4nd“, t is arrivei iiic 11 or , on or n e n ‘ l some cons 1 cut on on 1c par ' . blades arose evenly matched n and .'
boogie in New ”99,. l g a h the afternoon. of the solutlllell iii “If 11.111111 oi rc LeVy Max 169 Washington S. N. MANICURE MASSAGE. SHAMPOO In $.13:an cut cuter—«It cnn— ' ~ :1

He is at present
stationed with
Coast Artillery, at l"1)rt Totton. S. l.
Arthur G. Lovcjoy, who is llSBlSiilliE
1111 driver fol' the South Norwalk llcef

the 114th compiling.

l’riiiciptil Williiilli Perry. of Center
,school. was called to Cleveland. Ohio.
isiiddcilly Sunlluy 1y the sad news of
”11' death of obs y sister, who died
in that city last week. The news was

pairing illc ()ltl dl'lvcwnv on tile licncll
opportunities for riders and drivers
will bc ext-client next summer. No
more ilclllzlitflll outing. early mornings
could lie Nclcctcd

Lyon F. D. a CD. 90 Washington S. N. ,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE

PAIRERS. i

Bredlcc Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.

lNG.
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 86 South Main 8. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main S. N.
' New York Market 142 Washington S.N.

do
“ WISE SHEAR ” with the same
satisfaction on heavy. rough uteri
on the finest of al llul

Once a psi-an uses I Wlss SHEAR—they
sever din-II.

he cloth. -—Vou can use a
nod

JUN lUS BROWN,

; ' v 1. z and after sunset. , l to he . .
£333,113; ihgtfiguyfif21:11:0331‘1 5‘11“}: :1 great shock to the principal. and be than a drive to (‘ozilpo :liid llilt‘li. 'l‘lls W°°d Henry A- 15 South Main 5' N- MERCHANT TAILORS. wdtfiu'wuilhmnl'r'i. 4‘23: Pa-‘nter and Paper Hanger
:1 km“, a few days ago Wm“, at “,0”, immediately lllildP preparations to no lvids amt-rally ill‘t' ill t"\'('t‘lit lit t‘t)ll(ll~ BOX MANUFACTURERS. Byrnea P. J. 7 Main N. '391.“ M ’99 ",9 M . -— ,
in tho Ctnnpany's 0mm. in Am, 5mm, to Cleveland. starting Monday morli- lion, and a boulevard alum; lllt' bench The Knapp Bex Co.132‘Water S. N. Kemp H w 45 Wall N. Wigs 5mm Pure White had and Zinc
Captain Frank Allcn has completed 1111:. it is not known how long he will will add in tho public interest. BUSINESS COLLEGES. i “occur Frhnz 10 North Main 8. N. Tilllltlotrmb mixed bv hand will wear twice
the twelve foot skll‘l’ hc has been bl1ilil- “9 "WM." During his "WW?" MN “”mm‘” “"‘iim-V "‘"i'h ”f ”‘0 lime Brown's 0°”qu Geo. 5- 53'1“" Prop.! eugobauer J: 84 Washington 5' N' as lonE‘dlnd cover double Bur;
log for Captain l’ctcr Decker and ii "9W“ '5 “m“ “5 "”"i'i'ni . "i "‘“ii'l ““Piilli’oi" “"“"‘ ”“ ”W BUSHELMEN. ip°'°°'” J' W wasmwh" 3' N' FOR SALE BY face as machinery mixed. The
now lies in Captain Allen's back yard ""5"" 0' S‘i"‘g"i""1 "n inmate of 1.1.1 "swing" or uniting tor runs. Til" Karplnski Frank 211 floor 31 Wall N. MILK DEALERS. house of William Stevens and or

awaiting its maiden (lip when Captain

Soidicrs' Home. died at tho Hartford

game is plowing in favor mill scvcrill

CARPENTERS AND BUlLDERS.

iHawxhurat Chas. H. 25 West Main N.

COMSTOCK,

Stephen Wilcox, both on South

. - . 1. . . . hOSDiifli f‘fli'il’ yesterday morning. ”9 ‘li the car burns are llilupis at “llliig- . . . .
2100“” new gasoline boat is lolnpilt was taken m “‘0 mm)“, Friday and king... Fm, H11 W, h, ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ”m, 3:222: |lieaile ingsi'dvellahtmllsSENN. st John ThequlfhleNERSwa“ N ‘ _ [1511atihiiissggztneweg‘eepizifiatvtzinb’yem
1 . 1 - 9., '1". .,.I 9 .1 ‘ .1 .. .1 1. arr . e . . -
A 811961811 meeting of the E1181 Nir- death WM ("mm m 1 “new” ““3" 1‘3"" “f '1“ h" “”h POD “1“" “ y Tlliotson 8. 5. Miss 86 Wash. S. N. WATK‘NS ago They ale still 800d

walk Fire Police will beheld this cv-
elling, at 8 o’clock. in the Mayflower
truck house, in Van Zandt street. im-
portant business is to he considered;
and it is especially desired that every
member be present.

A class meeting will be held at the
East Avenue Methodist Church this ev-

ening. A full attendance is desired. Mrs. H. ll. Wheeler still continues ‘ .. _ .,

Mrs. J. W. Davis and daughter are CRANBURY. , :criously ill. ’ ' Magner 1" J' 2 So. Main 8' N': : Lockwood F' E' 39 w'"' : - ' ‘ . . ‘ '
ill Bridgeport today visiting friends. Mrs.~ E. iv. Gregory and Mrs. Allen A. ii. ’l'ill'iloy blll'vestcd a title crop CIGARS AND-TOBACCO- tStudweli J. W. 39 NOW! Main 3. N ‘ A Flush ' " '
Mr. Davis was pastor of the. Advent are on the sick list. of ice. last week. Hayes J‘ T' 5 Main N' ‘NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS. - Begigns .

Church in that city for nine years.
The final game or the. pool [Olll‘lla'
ment which has been on for some time

‘1 and expects to have everything in road-

iilg down. Mr. Stougllioli was born in
Plymouth. this state. and was it: years
old. He enlisted from his native town
on August 7, ltitiL'. and was mustered
into the Second Connecticut Heavy Al'-
tillel'y on September ii. 1862. He was
wounded at Cold Harbor, V‘u,. June 1.

18154, and was discharged Jilly 7. 1865.

 

 

Miss Frances Gregory visited over
Sunday relatives ill Bridgeport.
Mrs. Nancy is‘illow spent last. Week

young lady friend flom South Norwalk

close second. The latter is not coil-
sltll'i'cll a really formidable opponent
of Sweet's and those who should know
claim that Sweet pllils possum with
the ‘1‘ blot of Police" and lets llllli win
mole games than need be

WESTON.

 

Mrs. R. K. Fitch. who has been scr-
iously ill. is improving.

Miss Lillian Adams .lllls spent a

how rciiirlicd home.

CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

arotllerton R. . 20 Brook N.

Makin Ellis 1 Hanford s. N.

CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLE5

Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.

CHIROPODISTS

Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N.

CURIOSlTV SHOP.

Oldenschlager John 104 Wash‘ton 5. Ni
Smith E. F. Mahackemc Block.
Whelpiey E Clark 64 Washington 8. N.

MiNES AquNVESTMENTS.
Greene 8. Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
iMONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD

’ ERS.

:Bates John S 7 Union Ave. N.
iStevens M. w. 50 Main N.
'. MUSICAL lNSTRUMENTS.
i Ives Chan. 6. 29 Wall N.

!Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Leary d. 00.19 Railroad Ave. S. N.

iOYSTER EXPORTERS AND SHIP

,Horwitz l.154 Washington 3. N.

fig now,

9
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143-6.

 

Valve.

 

Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. My ofllce. 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street. ’

 

 

agents..."

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ll IN W m '3‘.

I loses to Open the tourney next week. over Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Nichols. who Phelps F' A' 73 Washington 8. N PHOTOGRAPHERS 'A self adjusting pressure regulator proud of our stock. We work'-
“It? monthly business and swirl E. S. Taylor will give an invitatlon 31.1.1111 been hoarding for two “‘1‘?“ DRESS AND co” MAKER' Lewis a 11 Main N. applied to a Flush Value operated by ed hard to sci: it. We didn’t

meeting of the LDyal Workers Auxil-
iary of the Advent Christian Church
will be led'tomorrow evening at the
home of Alfred H. Nickcrsou. in East
avenue. Some 'impOrtant matters in
connection with the celebration of the
first anniversary next: month will he

soci. hie and'dance Friday evening to
his riends in Washington Hall.
(‘harloy Willmott. of New York. re- .
turned home on Monday after’a week's ‘
visit. with his sistetr. Mrs. Robert ,'
Gregory.
Mrs. li‘. W. Gregory‘s eyes are in a

Mrs. L. M. Gould. returned to LllCh'

. field this week.

The, North-id Aid Societv will hold

'biiskct” social on Wednesda. clou-
lug. February ill. lit the house of Mrs.
John Lockwood.

 

 

Chinery Miss S. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. w. 11 Haviland S. N.
DRUGGISTS.
Baxter Frank H 8 South Main 8 N.
Clifford Phar. Platner 8. Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington S.

, iReadman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N
PIANO TUNERS.
iSims Edward J. 5 Seymour 5. N.
'piANo AND ORGAN lusrsucrons
Benedict Miss F 42 West Ave. 8. N.
Disbrow Miss Nellie 36 West Ave. S. N.

direct pressure. Discharges the same,

amount of water in titanium length of
time regardless of the head or pres-
sure ill service pipe.

See it in operation in our display
room.

 

take what was thrown to us.

That is one reason why we '

have the made we do.
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PAINTING. PAPER 11191116.“,

THE G 11.11.113.311 75 W

 

coxsidered d , very bad condition. They are being -; secoao COLLECTIONSS PPERS arm... 1-, a. 205 Washington 3. N. r'?;3';aidvf;‘; °~ 23TH“ 3- N ,

s yester n'y W 53119. tide and treated by all oclllist. llllt are not‘ OF'GRA H0 - Plaleted R. H.113 Washington 5. N. Pl ”RE FRAM‘ HORACE R NASH . ” '
the wind of! 51101‘ am... who went much improved as yet. i ~- StiIIKOn-Poweii Corp 32 Waoh'ton s. N. INC» 1. 5 ING' DECORATING' ‘i I. -
to hunt the festive clam had almost Miss Jennie Crook spent several 1 Over Sixty Thousand Specimens of DRY GOODS. Bedient Wray 3.13 West Ave. S. N.

-East Norwalk
51‘9““ narrow es-

313‘? e’ifihad from the
ins ho did not calc

ell comfortable
rod resistance.
hall to club a

universal good JWT’
is filled with stories
capes that clan
irate monster:

to be ousted'fi

beds of mud and "5
One man said that' h

days last week With friends ill Wilton.
Mrs. Caroline Wyman is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jellil‘i’. in Wilton.

WESTPORT.

Fred Sweet took a day off Saturdav. .

Twenty Thousand Distinct Spec-
ies Have Been Gathered.

Wltli a collection of 130. 000 grassllop
pols oi locusts timong which are to he
found "1111110 distinct spcties 11 hllh
represent the, spoils of a merciless and

Dickerman A. 11 Son 84 Waah'ton 1S.'N .

Hislop J. A. a Co. 83 Washington S. N.
Smith M. S. 81 Co. 92 Washington 8. N‘.

. ELECTRIC MOTO ' S.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Was 'tOn E. N.

FISH AND OYSTERS.

PlCTURE FRAMING.
Smith G. C. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
PLANING MILLS.
Cal-man a Seymour Seaview av. E. N.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN.
Hoyt, Homer 3. United Bank Bldg.

Cor. North’ ”Main'and West Sts.

 

 

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clam into submission befme he could 8%“ I“)? Holmes Spent Saturday in ; ”WWW“! “”71“" wag"i‘I“g“ii‘si'me’ffi Bridge Market Weill End Washington RESTAURANTS. Tel. Call 135-2., . . . ..
get it into his hesitant "F fem” ~11 dmslulms insects P101 infirm” 8t. Bridge 111.com" Prop. Briggs Frank K. 5 Waldo N. . 11-: .
. , r ends flom Newai . N1 J.. are Hrtlllet‘_ state entomologist at the Uni Roms.” imperial c”. s, N. Mai. at an hours.

ROWA‘HON.

Miss Gertrude Dibble of Brooklyn
who spent Saturday'm the home of hel
cousin, Miss Edith Mead of North ave~
title. was taken slctt Sunday with an
attack of the grip. and was unable to
return home yesterday. as she ex-

,1_ pected

The entertainment “committee or the
Rowayton Fire Department held a

. meeting Saturday evening at the home
of the chairman William 0. Clark. to
The committee de-
in View)’ the heartless of the
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tloIIfia or y and other articles to be.
placed on sale during the fair: Mrs.
Elbert '1‘ rfinrlih. chairman. Mrs. Hal'-
ry Pe Mrs. Jessie Billard. Mrs.
Kate _ as. Mills, Rate Crockett
lion, Pearl Btevdns... Mrs. W. F Am-
tier.’ Hrs. Course Stevens. Mrs John
Nautical". Mary Thames. Mrs. Lau
rein Slater and Miss Louise Stevens

it was also decided to hold a Mock
‘Trial of a breach 0! promise. case in
iIlilcli two w-fill -’khown Rowayton
young people wt man as principals.

 
 
 

 

 
 

guests at the home of Miss Kate Wil-
(70.\'.

A number of large vats are being
constructed at the tannery for C. H.
Kemper.

Mrs. A. W. Wakcman retur ed home 9
Saturday from a visit with f lends in
New Haven.

Mrs. William Bedient is recovering
from a severe cold that nearly: resulted
in pneumonia.

Mrs Charles Hall of Lyons Plains
was a recent visitor here at the home
of Mrs. E Beers

The Westport Historical Society met
last night at the home of Rev Jabez

turned home Saturday

Mrs. Arthur Jelliff, of Saugatuck
pieslded at the organ at the Stratford
Methodist Church reception last night.

Tonight Aspetilck Lodge. K. or P..
will meet. and the committtee in
charge of anniversary program will
submit a report.

The interior or the sanitsriilm has
been renovated and much improved.
For weeks Cornelius Kemper has had
I rot-cc of men at work there

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versity of Ncbraskn, enjoys-1 ineffabio
gratification because of the success of
his antagonistic efforts.

The collection is the largest of its
kind in the world. and now that it has
served the extent of its utility to Prof
Bruner. it is to be presented either to
the Smithsonian institution or the lini-
versity of Nebraska. f0]'.,llSC in the re
search, study and experiment of bio-
logy. entomology and orithnology.

This collection stands ass. menu:
ment to the successful lite. work of
Prof Bruner. who enjoys the gratitude
of every agriclilturalist where the via
its of these insects have jeopardized or

to that accorded St Patrick for the ex-
tirpatioil'of the snakes from the Emer-
nld isle. though with perhaps less re-
ligious distinction. 1 _

The locusts or grasshoppers are in
cased in handsome cabinets each spec.-
men as to the characteristic. habits and
the experiments out have moat ellca-
clonal? served in t imtlon is
attached. In ite'é it is‘ comprehen-
sive study of this WW sntomolo
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Smith J. H. Eat. 80 South Main 8. N.

FRUIT AND CONFECTIIONERY.
Canevari D 179 Washington S. N.
Morelli Joseph 81 North'lylain S. N.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Collins A. J. d. Co 16 N Main 8. N.
Pedmore William 87 North Main 3. N
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY.
Roaen Max L 167 Washington E. N.
GAS APPLIANCES.
Conn. R. d. L. Co. 54 So. Main 3. N.
' GENERAL REPAIRING.
Thompson R. C. 8 Rowan E.‘ N.
GLOVES ANDJLADIIES' WAISTS

Becker Conrad 141 Washington 8. N.
Epltcln M 49 For! E. N. ‘
L'Ht'nniyledleu 5‘0: 203 Wish'ton E. N.
loaolovslty R a Go. Fint‘E. N. .
noedncr Samuel 70 Cedar S. N.
demeor. Chat. E. 33 Washington" 8. N.
Wilcox Edwin 70 Washington S.N .,
HARDWARE AND CMTLERY.
Comatbck Watkins I. 0618 112 Wash.
cox Cycle 60.120 win-ammo.
Nor-walk Hdw Co. 34 Main N.
HARNESS AND uoasi. GOODS.
Dana Wallace 8 Riva-N '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

' Wheeler 0. Wilson 10 80. Main 8. N.

SAFE DEPOSl‘I‘ VAULTS.
National Bank of Norwaik 51 Wall N.

SCHOOLS (Private);

Otstot Miss Eva 14 Washington 8. N.
SEWING MACHlNES.

Singer Co. 80 Washington 3. N.

SHIP CHANDLERS.
Steven J. H. 42 Water S. 'N.
. STOCK BROKERS.
Maples 1!. Goldachmldt 85 Wash. 8. N
STEAMSHIP TiCKETS.
Bear-e Geo F.U11lte’d Bank Bldg. S.N

' ' UNDERTAKERS.‘ 1
Gregory 11 s. 24 alixalfloul s. N.
Stann’Il-d P.‘ D. cor. Knight alld Walt N.

UPHOLSTER it.
Smailhorn w. P. 102 Was ington S. N.

VETE‘RfNARY Sill! CNS.
olmatcad Dr. F. L. 1 Wash union S. N.
VIOLIN, ,GUlTAR AND MANDOLIN"

, tEADHER. .. .
Di Slurp Paolo 43 Main N: ' . "'
VIOLIN. HRRWNY AND MUSICAL
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TOVES RANG 8 AN H R5 . .
until tinnitus: pm at April. and an Backus. State street. compioioiy destroyed the fruits of a CLEANED Sam" ,3," .W E, WufimgfiffiN STOVES AND RANGES. 1"
. 1 {allowing auxiliary com- Judson Watts and wife who have seasons labor. The esteem which his ”a?" M"- A- M- 53 5- Mil“ 3- N- _ STRING INSTRUMENTS REEAIRED SLATE AND TIN ROOFING-
Iln‘lIittef [slit in securing contribu- been visiting relatives in Hartford re« beneficiaiies bestow upon him is equal GROCERS. village T “5999999", ave. S.N '5 ‘ Gas and Steam Fitting.

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given in Ofa‘n‘ltllry dispel. Tuesday and unto-called M mitt shuns! . Moi-rm Wit . PQW£;WM a m K“. lowest "9'99 -_ , .
Ftbrunry 11 will is, postponed until ' skins .31.; 113,111” 15.1172... WWW Rein... New Mimi-er“!- N6 ,
the loiiowlfi fiohdny cutting. out t 1 grilling my tits: , - wuousitu raurr All‘b no JACOB I. um .
the The Team Banach Oompanylsllaw with last week was 'until sister "1-3:. Dom DIM-IRS. ‘
teammate nations: message. .,..._,._...........m Mailman. _ ensure-amused” hammer.

DAVID w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.

19 North Main St. South Norfolk.

Residence 9 Crescent Terrace.

.1 Telephone at house. 34- 6.

 

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