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and Mr. and Nuts
South Norwaik Iti- I’na
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Io Antique Brenaing.
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Mrall cnry Wicks Is seriously III at
- her hot.‘ . oi pneumonia. ,
Richard Everett, who has been III.
has resumed his duties at A B. Jack-
son' s store.
Rev. James ,W. Davis. pastor oi the
Advent Christian Church. preached in
the Mission Hall in Newton yesterday.
Thomas, Glynn who Is well known
hero. lies dangerously ill at his home
in Weatport The cause of his illness
Is pneumonia.
The steamers Meteor and Austria oi
the Radel Oyster Company‘s fleet are
in the harbor today, having their boil-
ers linspertcd'.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
avenue Methodist Church will hold
another cake sale today at L. Horn-
mcdieu’s store._
i
Oscar Partrick. of East avenue, who
'2 has been sick, was able to be at work
. again today. His wife, who has been
ill. is recovering.
, Contractor Mather has finished the
carpenter work in Reatty's store and
. the first coat of paint has been applied
: to the interior of the room which was
damaged by iire.
Drawtender John Cole has erected a
5 flag stail’ which Is. located on top of the,
Washington street draw and from
which a red flag is displayed when the
draw is not in use under the rules laid
down by the secretary of war recently. i‘
The heavy wind and rolling log to-
gether with a high sea, made it impos-
sible. for steamers to. Work upon the
oyster grounds today. Several went
out into the Sound and assayed to do
so. but soon returned and put up at
the. docks.
The first stripe of the season was
heard to whistle today. This is said
to mean that winter has gone for good
and that from now on the weather will
be more liki that or spring. This Is
the (omlusion regarding the snipe.
made by an old suit. who is quite a
weatinr prophet withul
Sunday School Superintendent Bland
desirrs that the. attendance at the Sim-
. day school of the Advent Christian
: Church. tomorrow be as large as possi-
'ble. He expressed himself as well
pleased with the way the scholars have
turned out on other previous Sundays
and hopes that the good work will be
continued
~9aptain Verity towed the barge Col-
lins to Norwalk this morning The
umbus is one of the largest barges
lr taken up the river and he had a
!
a-
'fi'ldil‘ll channel wlthi safety.
avy wind which blew complicated
’ letters and gloat above the railroad
Idge there rial a time when the cap. i
in almost lost control of the tow. He.
nally succeeded In landing her sale
at! sound in Norwalk. .
ROWAYTON. .
Miss Ethel Mills h haul the grip.
bliss Lida Wicks.o Crockett street,
is quite Ill.
Florence Moore..ot McKinley street
liais- with the . '
‘ Mile Vivian tevcns has a very so
More- cold. and has been confined to
' the house.
.Nr- and Mrs Edward Franklin Weed,
' Contentment island. have gone to.
York to spend several days.
William Andrew has been substitut-
, Jar Engineer Bath Shove. who iI
at his home in Highland avenue.
bl There will be,a special meeting of
lire department in the quarters.
n thzflt. tonight. All should be
The Ladies are Society netted
tu as the result at the New Eng-
- Dapper in nethodist chapel
Wednesday
Kill R. was Stevens bu returned
l
:5ng .
Earl. to Miss Maude Ackcrley.‘ of that
place
in the absence-of Rev. A. L. Hub-
bard who was m at his home in
Crockett street Charles W Bell led
the prayer meeting Thuuday night.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rowayton Methodist iIcog‘al
Church—Class meeting at 9: 3
to which all are Invited; communion
service at 10:30. preceded by reception
of members; Sunday school at 7:30 p.
111-: Ep'fli‘tb League and Baptist Un-
ion meeting at Methodist Episcopal
Church at 6 p. m.; platform meeting
led by the young men at 7 p. m.
Cards have been received almanac.
lag the marriage 0! Min Ma‘uda Act
Gill. of Greenport, L. i. to Earle P.
Stevens at this lace. The marriage
took place Wednesday. February' 26th
at the. home of the bride. -Atter a
short wedding trip Mr. and re. Stev-
ens will reside In South Norwalk.
where they will be at home to their
friends alter March 5th.
Rowayton Baptist Church preaching
at 10: 45 a. . sermon. Relation of
Temporay Defeat to Final Success.
7 p. m.. address Value of llimltwations
Sunday scbopl 12 ; Juniors, 4; union
meeting of Epworth [bague and Chris-
tian Endeavor in Methodist Episcopal
Church at (i p. in. Topic, Sermon on;
Mount Blessings oi the Christian l lie
lenders. Miss Emma Nile and Mrs. J.
H. Sherer. Tuesday evening, grand
Christian Endeavor rally in South
Norwaik ‘Baptist Church. address by
William Phillips Hall. business men's
evangelist. Singing by J. H Jacobs,
or New York. Wednesday at 2 p.m
Ladiee' Aid meets at Mrs. B. A. Gril-
tin a. Thursday evening at 7:
cial. praise and testimony meeting.
Liord'a supper follows morning aer
V (‘0
'DARIEN AND NoaoroN.
Mrs. Robert A. McDonald is sick.
A. M. Haynes. or this place, is visit.
Ing In Syracuse. N. Y.
Miss Ethel Parker Is confined to her
home by an attack or the grip.
Miss Jennie Rancher has returned
from a trip to Boston, Mass.
Rev. J. W. Davis. of East Norwaik.
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Jacob M. Layton, of South Norwalk.
was In Dar-lea Thursday on business.
William C Mason. who was a visitor
in Iowa yesterday has returned to New
\‘mo'k
\irs Herman Singer, of Port (‘hes~
te-r. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Floorza.
Waterbury and Scotieid have receiv-
ed a number of new wagons during the
past lew days.
-i)r. G. H. Norton was In South Nor-
waIIr yesterday afternoon on profes-
sional business.
The condition of Miss Hattie Whit
ney who is ill with eryslpelu. remains
about the same.
R L. Gillette. who has lately been
In New York on a business trip has
returned to his home
Several new launches axe rapidly up
t1poaching completion at the plant or
Darlen Launch Works.
The condition of the sidewalks is a
source of much diacomi‘ortdre to ex-
Cryone at this time of year.
A meeting of the fire department
will be held Monday night. Regular
routine business will be transacted.
Mrs Ambrose Reynolds and Mrs
Samuel J. Ackiey. accompanied by
Miss Minnie Acklcy. are the guests oi
Mrs R E. Wood.
Miss Edwina Knapp. of South Nor
‘waik. was a visitor In Darlen yester-
day. She attended the subscription
dance In the evening
Mr. Quackenbos. oi Brookside ave
lane is making extensive preparations
i'or pigeon-raising. He received last
week 100 pairs of carrier pigeons.
A. c. Bailey. proprietor oi the Colum-
bit Hotei. has returned to his home
here after I visit to the Sportsman‘s
$110: In Madison Square Garden. New
or
The completion oi III-I. Hen
cottage, which was to have been alab-
od for her occupancy this summer
has been greatly delayed by the dim-
culty 56th .l D. Sawyer and C B.
Fitch. It {I said the case will be taken
to court.
wait Stoo‘r‘aa womb: bficksinltii.
has had arch an lacunae! ofbaainess
lately that it has become
tortilla toanunaaownan. He
will More painter, II as his
arork :of that nature
The funeral or In. Hannah Water-
necessary
‘5 ”RF; rank Pritchard a twoyearold grand
‘ Square. From the graphic description
Q bloodlibggyate III In
cure I
remarkablslflcbéfa
“rim :dvéo'm I. "tar
In . . , CI
r barb“ ‘
was given to this company} tor nothing
that It was nearly time that Iomething
he done In the war or actual work. so
that the‘ town may get some benefit
from It. If they do not think that it
would pay. then the charter should be
revoked and it would be poacibb to do
it at this session of the legislature I
think. I am Iurc that a new company
could soon be organised which would
begin in a very short time In put in
pipes and supply the town with water.
I know that the matter has been talk-
od 0!, but there Is nothing deilnlte II
yet. The citiaens do not think very
much of having to guarantee a profit
to e corporation which has hlrpady
been given a valuable franchise for
nothing.’
WESTPORT.
Mrs. A, S. llurlbutt Is visiting rela
tires in New Haven.
Miss Carrie S. Bradley attended the
i convention of state librarians. held In
South Norwalk. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. TIinngton
have returned to their home in Mont-
clair, N. .l., after a brief visit at the
residence of Alexis (iodiliot.
The Current Event Club met Thurs.
day afternoon at the residence “or Mrs.
Neil R. Mitchell. Following dlIcuI-
oions of timely topics a tea was served.
The evangelistic services being con-
ducted et the Methodist Church by
' Mrs Grace Weiser Davis are at-tract
ling large numbers nightly and the
l Moody lady evangelist Ia succeeding In
I stirring the people r.cligiously
Little Mildred Tavlor Is convalesc
Ing after an attack of scarlet lever.
child of the Taylors. has contracted
the disease and Is in a critical condi-
tion. Lillie hope for his recovery is
held out by the attending physician.
“Pop" Mills spentl'i‘hurollly In New
York city, at the Sportsmen'l Show
"Pop" declares that he‘d never seen
for sure Irapners outside oi Greens
Farms. and was curious to know how
those Maine and Adirondack guides
panned out with home talent. “They
had some clay pigeon shooting there;
but pshaw? Why I've seen more sport
at our (inn Club these those fellows
served up." it is related 0! "Pop"
that he came across a bunco steerer
while passing through Madison Square.
or that he ihoughi he stood face. to
face with the genuine article, but come
to find out the party 'who contrasted
him was once an empioyc on the old
horse our line in Norwallt and had
done sruuts with "Pop" years ago. He
but] lots of trouble getting around the
"big town." and Douglas Purdy had to
enlist the services of a policeman to
get a line on "l’op's" whereabout. be
having slipped his party in Herald
given of Mills the policeman recalled
having headed his counterpart through
36th Itreet toward 5th avenue. with
the advice. to him left at the avenue
follow his nose and he'd reach the
Grand Central depot all right. ‘Purdy
and his companions discovered "Pop‘
looking at the pictures in the Garrick
theatre lobby and hot him to the do-
not all right
I shew barbarous. 5
np mores
Ni”!
ii
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aggébew mourédflgm
Tocure cotarrb w her In the
‘iiii‘fi.
mamas“
head
butllwld thumb
drive tile saturhai
an Interim!
waists
and" '
William Zimmerman or at. mm.
s .rWsdifi.W
"I'll lulu!“ 0'?!
A New, 'isaso'tuu anti Convenient .
or c t 9“" "' “W?” l. M.“ m“ Jénuézg¢imd “N on». suwfé‘fiTm': a N.
B r e rs I no}
end lung3 at h at! “23'5” William Frank H I south Main s. N. PM" *NP carom iNPTMICTORS
always beg! rdat sche tram Ciiflerd Phat, Platner E Bradley PM W Ml‘ ll 4.35.9 9!! A“. Q-
are 111“er medics to are at a." crash Frank ".18 WI‘Iiiingloo B. .é: 'fé ‘5' "rd. 6": 3'5
I w that really care ‘ ‘ ml“ jaw WEIMO.” ”on o. u av 9 WI ,
,The old on poem or ' 7 gm} {EST-Isiah? H vwlahlnv’too s. N. PICTURE. AN
to r through i 0 when“! WWII i’aht‘oo 8. N. . _,. _
net-e. snap the washes. ‘ pawl 0008- sunset».- 2
d“?! PP 5" 1:, 33:11:01! die nil iokerman AI DEV “I! BE durum B.N . MCIUNE F“! Ne. w .
VJ"! Hie in by. or than the old liopéA. coma W=Mrigtoo s.N . smith o. 9. Con «mm was N.
ed «it -. . do . . _ : Smith cauw (igloo a. N. outline mane. ’
Abbmiotionw—N" Namath 8. N.. South Norwalkz; iii. N. hint Hawaii.
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Knapp Wm. I. 01 onhi it B. N. Heyt about a. 4
Morehouu F. B. Library sliding. : virus I J I Ah’y. iu In.“
awmuo NANIJF tissue. :fixlgrg t Villa“. 74 W blurs Ell"
. as c I: I.
Callahan Peter
0mm brine.
. m man CA Magma.“
Cflaflfl‘ Printer cor.
silk
ml“.
Nii‘omu' its .io North min b. N.
JUNK banana. »
IrrII Abraham 13 MyIMMI. N.»
ItrrcNIN roommate cocoa.
Imifll no.1 Go. as Napalm I. N.
r
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Bundle J. H. 81 in W“! N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH RCOM.
Owens Mrs. E. C. 82 North Main B. N
BAKERY AND BMAOBANT. ‘H
arIII'I 1” Wm to I. N. road
EC'IitI deliver-Ida pa'rt‘e of. city.
Lone. F. A'. Bil-bl Washington B. N.
BANNB. ‘ LA 53' F RNlBi-IINQI.”
Central National SI WIN N. I MIIII B, i. m. 85 bahinuon N.
City National United IBM! Bldg B. N. LADIEO' AND GENTO'. CLOTHING
FIIrilIld County National .44 Wall N. . CLEANED AN'D DYE O. ,
nodule County savings II with N. button-Ian c. 4 Raymond I. N.
Norwalk Bevin oolety 44 Wail N. TequI'I 25 Main N.
Bo. Nor. Trust WIIhlogt'on B. N. LAUNORIEB.
8a. Net Invinc- Isak mum lk‘ lids Crescent I tic-yin Ava I. N.
IAIIIIE. i Old Wall 32 Haviiand 8. N.
Fitter Culuv "111 WIIiIIII too C.N Long Sam 1-! North Main 8. N.
Pohlman, Albert to wash ngton B. N.‘ Wing Barn 2 Booth Main. B. N.
ILACKOMJTHC AND MORE! I ‘LUMIEH DEALERS.
BHOERB. iIl-I tab E Idiiby Co. Water B. N.
Flynn Edward 10 Hanfpui PI. 8. N. NIQOHINIRV NANUFAC‘WHE’RB.
INNOINO HOUSES. ! Mo lbblii G N Co. 50“ Water Q. N.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 Wat Iv. B. N.; Miller J. W 186 Water B. N. .
Quint-rd Noun 5 Elk-our e. N. MaNicuaa bananas AND Nina
BOOT mo sealants”. i as
Keeier Coo. 169 Washin to" B. N. Rider Mia's H. 9, W Washington B. N
Levy MI’x its Waihln do I. N. lMMlcuflE, “macs. IHAMPOO-
Lyon 1:. o. I be. In Wuhingtm an .I ma.
BOOT AND succumb" me as Ham ms t. N to abort. Main s."N
Maren MEAT manners.
l Hlyll Ferd North Main B. N.
New York Marital «a Washington B.N.
MENCH NIT TMLoa‘a.
; Byrneo P. J. 7
Indies EmeItI 03 Halo N.
Noah Elmer H. 14 Water N. .
Wood Henry A. it Bouth Main 3. N.
sort unsurscruasas.
The Know Box Co. 132 Water I. N. Kemp H. W. In w u "N.
a woman cOLLsoss. . mm; man;- 1': “rams-in :. a.
Brow 'I Go I to E Barrera Pro . III a r as u
.. ”.3: an” ' p l'°"?°‘" J 107 washing I. N.
KIrplNIiti nuns 2a aosr’éi Wan N. . MILR out. its.
CARPENTEREAND Uitosae. ill-"hum Chit H2 26 m We Pt
Gamble Loon. Nivenkic h u. a. N. i MILLINE a. , '
Mother Harry w. 131 r I. N. at. John The .MIMOI.‘ Wall N
CARRIAGE AND sioN MINI-ens 'T"'“'°" " 5 M” ‘i‘ “4"“ N "-
: MINE. AND lNV£ETMINT$
”3131:?“ 'th'Hzfngf: ‘3!" Greene 6. Duncan Room 1 Leader Blk.
osmotic RELIGIOUS serious; MONUM‘NTAL m“ AND BUILD
my” J 1.5 M‘ "N Bates John 8 7 Union Ave. N.
Stevens M. W. 60 Main N.
MUSICAL iNCTRUMENTB.
} Ives Chan. 0. 20 Wall N.
Lockwood F. E 8! Wall. ‘
Studwell J w. 30 North Main 3. N.
NEWSOEALERB ‘ANp s'rA'rioNaaa
Hayes John T. 5 Malta N.
Leary E Co. 19 Railroad Ave, B. N.
ovsraa “engages AND amp
Onyt W. H. 0. Can 139, Water 0. N.
ovarsa unease AND ominous
Merrill A. N. no will u- a.
gunning easing-figuration:
Bl .
Ddokoyr o. is sz'I‘Ii’ mil“ . N'
Egglnoon F T. 32 0. Hal
. CHIROPODISTS.
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall_N.
CURIOSITV SHOP.
Manner T. J. 2 30. Main 8. N
CIGARS ‘AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 6 Main N.
Oldonachiager John MWIah'too 8. N.
Smith E. E. Nahackemo Brook.
Whelpley a. Clark M Washington B. N
CLOTHING AND CENT'B FURNISH
~ iNCB. -’
Joan M. 163 Washington B. N."
. counc'rioiiaaa.
Candy Kitchpn 34 South Main B. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
KIlohIr M. l H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. as Mala N.
DIN ti on. .
out... o. r. or vans too a N. "m" ‘2’ "3:4 "Nazi“ ' N'l'
Hm Frank B 4 hath bios. N. Horwltz I ‘5‘ W231 “0““ EN
PhIIpI F. A. 7| Washington 3. N. P- ' N' .
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Lewis E. ii Mala H. ;; r
“m” m” " ‘9‘“ Beam» r. comm Iraq. N.
DRESS c TTING ”Hoot...
gum-mo MOTORC- cImIn E Buyout-of may». E iii
Nor. Electric Co. mwmm I. N.
FIIH ANQ OYW
Whirl"
Mi... "°"
Imitli J. H. Eli. ”In!!! Main 0. N.
”mesons
. mm mo migrant". Nations new tombs w." s.
Comm O m it a B. . 2 .~ ‘
McrIlIi Mia orta sin" 6. Cute! “"1
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more In I .w
.ruaarruu attentional". #3?” ”‘3‘ .‘- N!“
W" N" i- """ “ arm" J. Ii. £2 a. it.
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' «saint retaiph bro natural grain of
’ roua'h. scratched and unsightly, a win
. WATKWS
. proper care the Lighter will last one
t
i
Illi't be '(cur'e'd by
Hall'a'gtarrh Cure. Send for circu-
.FJ. cuaN I[1:‘.,vaoo Toledo, 0
'Bold by ug'gI I,ts 75c
Italy I B by rnrn' m the best.
that liar that
mam cover. an old in a~ new
the wood. It the floor Is stained. it
brightens and preserves the color. it
it is In 'old noor. war-mired. solidd
remove the dirt and stains. eliminate
entirely the scratches. even up the an-
rnly 'graln and make its general In-
p'earancc one hundred per cent. better.
'As I-germicidc. WAXENE is charged
with properties knownvto ‘be death to
vermin. It driven away water bugs.
cockrbaches, bed bugs. buillaio bugs.
ants and other Insects. Mice and rate
show I dislike for its tools Ind keep
away from the Viioor'a upon which It
has been used.
WAXENE saves time—labor~mom
ey It is the easiest to apply of any-
thing ever made for floor dressings it
tends to purity the air in the room and
for hygienic principles ‘cannot
curtailed.
C'sll tor Booklet.
’roir ‘sAL‘a Iv
newsroom
.- DOWy-w
IiszAQCl-NNCTON eraser.
soura aoawALK.
Phone rm.
to get the light without the use or a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
on. be. it the gas is turned on it will
light.
Third—Tho great reduction In the
daiuer of live from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessar
Fourth—To avoid defacing or walls
by the Icr'ltchibg of matches by aer-
vault and the denial; or cbrpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the oltbon being ground into
the carpet
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than the coat or matches 'u with
year.
pol
m, oi“- duties r :2":
“~ Ilia? soar: hardly
fans seasonings
l
a.
"v
Butter, 38c. lb.
be .
First—Its convenience by being able .
very surmount-earner}. _
as
23,
lers of collocation from escaping gas ‘ 2" '
by ‘accidéntaily leaving the gas turned -. ~ 2
. Telephone it 306. [43,.
an luau;
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p. in. Norwalk and.
walk during theaiglit.‘ ‘
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