ea'a dot",
aria Hm. S.
have been spud of the
tar with Miss Margaret eileck.
Miss Althea Ballast entertained
friends. Wednesday evening Illsaes
HlLttie and Alice Pooley were present.
Hoxard Biauson is taking the plans
of W her need in Mr. CantriIII'I gro‘a
cery. during Mr. IteedII illness with
the‘ alumna.
Mrs. B C Siliimau has been visiting
her daughter in INN rug chil-
ed there by the illness of Wll
son and son. .
Rev. «Sconeld I well-known and
Goal: idleness.
Fiona—needs no recommendation
our?“
24 comes avenue. '
sasr uoawamt,
highly respected resident of Darisn. is
celebrating the elghtletb unlveraary
CONN. of his birthday. today. and is receiving
congratulations from a number of his
friends. .
Rev. isouis French. rector of St.
Luke's Church. announced yesterday
that the services lnr’the eyenlng would
be discontinued during the continuance
of the cold and disagreeable weather.
Charles Merritt and the first eyenltlg service would be
home spent yesterday u 'held on lilsstor Sunday.
Hubert F. Pierce was a visitor In: WESTPORT-
Weatport. yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Junior w
lilind will be bold Friday night. . Tonight the fire district mcelng In
Miss Ruth Gilbert daughter of w a. 'roquot one“ house
Gilbert in ill with 'th mumps i Ebenezer Colby and wife. of Wilton
William Armstrong has secured a po- are visiting at the home of Samuel
sltlon as driver for Ford Hayes in Gaul!
South Norwalk. Court Westbm‘t. F- 0' A». is 8150
Miss Lillian Youngs who has been ‘richsr for its concert anddance Wed-
seriously ill with diphtheria ls congnesday night. 1
slderably better." ' increased attendance at the schools
The meeting of the Epworth League i indicates that measles has pretty near
yesterday afternoon. was very Well at- l iy run Its tourse here.
tended and. .Ighly instrrrothe it was Frank Holly is at Work on Mead
led by Charles Hill. I inrothere reconstructed sloor yacht. in
The funeral of thellatc Mrs Ellsa- iwlnter quarters It Gregory's point.
bctlr Rupp was held this merning. E. W. Smith nd wife have returned
from St Joseph's Church South Nor- home to Nougatuclt. after a visit here
walk. at the residence. of Charles Bell
A regular meeting of the hire Police Founder‘s Day exercises commence
will be held this oycnlng at whichiln flight school auditorium this after
limc n rcport will be made In regard to'. noon at 1:30 p. m. it is expected that
their annual ball. lately held with such among other features two out of town
success In South lilorwalk. .orators will speak.
There was a good attendance at both Every indication points at this time
lhc services hold in the East Avenue to the most active your in real estate
Methodist Church yesterday at which ideals known to the Farms since it at-
the pastor. Rev. E Cunningham; talircd any prominence particularly
prom-hm at both services. 'along the shore. No locality border
Ihe Loyal Workers‘ Auxiliary is l mg on the sound has started upon a
planning. a straw ride on Tuesday ev- i more substantial foundation. Greens
cning to Stamford and return by way! Farms district is extensive yet. It is
«If Miss Jennie Birchard‘a where thei'isolely to its water front that atten~
uilI stop and partake of lell‘ebhmcm gtlon ls attracted at this time With lit
“W- J. W DIIVIB preached the fourth model cottages. its representative cell
of a series of diémhsltlonal and hiS- i tingcnt of summer residents its exclll
“"‘li‘fll sermons SWQQY evenlns 3‘ ’siveuess without being inaccessible it
the Advent Christian Church. Ens! affords opportunities equaled only by
Norw.r‘rlk toalargc audience. 'Ihe sel- islmuar sections at GreenMch and
"III" “'88 VOI'! heihfifl IStamford The enterprise of its rep
A ,\ery line chowder made under the i restorative New Yorl set awakens re
““0th direction 0f Captain Tht‘o- lliewed interest ill that section and the
IIOI'II'SIIII was enioved by the mom- initiative recently taken by the Tilly s
”CPS 0‘ t 0 ”Chill!!! Clllb. 3‘ their [promises to result in an added number
"001118. Saturday nizht. The": was 8 of cottages during the summer not
izood attendance of the. members and 310m. ”,er hm the Bedfords. Ham
they showed that they thoroughly cn- friends Dingoes are alive to polalblli-
iOYed the "teed.‘ ties and by improvements to their
There will be a business meeting of properties are greatly enhancing realty
illIU WWOI‘W intrigue 8‘ ”'0 home 0‘ valuations and beautifying the place
tJrrom'c smith No.8 Cottage avenue. it wont be. long «re the Farms vi'i!
”"fi- “WINE. ”PM“ i“ 5" O'CW'K Th“ have an express train service to and
business meeting will be followed by I from New York and an hour's time
social. .. James b‘flommed‘eu’l elm limit to the. metropolis brings it with
will meet. in the ladies' parlor on Tires in the desiderallon of lhosc who like
'l‘illiil‘i'mlistilliid'."i... $3.“: ”“3 PM" W "W" “9"“ “m“ ""
l .‘ ' H l , I 0 QB.
lIrlid \z’Iodn‘eIday. Februr‘alry 3. 'in the Iacccssiblelocalitiflm r horn
8 IO Dar of Th0 \ A. H. Circle l ‘COUK‘IS ‘nd cold; down to the \el‘\
“’3“ meet wih ”‘33 Lillian Greenwood i borderland of consumption yield to the
W ““99“”. ebruary 3. at 7 30 p. m soothing healing Influences of DI
t‘irui‘ch prayer meeting in East Avenue I Wootl‘ s Norwalk Pine Syrup
Sunday. school room Thursday Febru-
an 4. 7: 30 map to. Topic. The. Ethlo 1
plan. Aegis 26—39. The Junior
League w out in the Sunday school ' o ck, n.
room at thevi‘sast Alclruc Church Fri Dr pgm°gbgritvvra:::r Albina.”
“3‘ J?““Pry5~ “t 3 l’ m A full 3‘ Much is being said in political cir
"‘"dmm‘ dwml- The Junior Band cies In Connecticut about the Farmers
“ill "‘0‘" in “‘0 ”"50“” 1' "‘I‘Y- M" alliance and the part it is likely to pin;
"“"Y "- ‘90“ 3‘ 7 30 i’ m“ The ““3“ In state affairs. No one is better quail
his will be a lot) important one to al‘. “ed to speak 0‘ the association and m
members 0! the Band and a full atteutl- l object than Represent.flve George
“"“c “‘ desired. - Austin Bowln. of Woodstock who was
' its leader durin the last session of the
ROWAYTON- legislature and la Its chairman at pres
ent. in a letter to The Post. which 1
Fred Dibble is recovering from an. given below Mr. Bowen writes interest
lriiaclttIf'the grip. - ‘in sly o! the association and i‘. it work
M714 Mary Themes is quite i“ at MI 1 and also explains his own position. Tire
home in Rowayton avenue letter follows.
lilies Lillian Stephenson spent Sun Woodstock Conn” Jan 28 isot.
day with her parents II Mt Vernon To the Editor of The Hartford Post:
John mnnond 8 house it “own?!“ Sir: ~l am not given to' 'rrlshlng ill
“as qulrggned for ”riot lever re- ,W’Wlm" but as .my nlme has been,
“911‘“! g‘ritd do being used with more or less
”*5 W39“ 0‘ “mm” Bluff h" freedom in connection with political
returned to his duties in the Norymlk‘ mums" in this state i feel impelled.
Iron War-kn, after a few days' illness. to any .a word that there may be no
[Mill ii“. 0‘ (33W "911%.!!!“ misunderstanding as to my position. it
soon ii ‘t' position isr the Lockwood is not true that i am. or desire to be
”‘1'“, ‘9‘": Day “"9“. 80m" "0" scandidate for lieutenant governor. or
r . for any olllce. As a citizen of Connec-
M in .IMabcl. cakes. daughters of tlcut i have always taken an interest
.le . an d “”5- Charles H- 0“?! l in public matters. me man who does
“in typholrtf'eeveetr "9 "”0“” It not is not a true citizen The attempt
Ilve combination social to make It appear that l am trying to
wllAl be held by Rising Star Division.
array the small towns against the élt~
Sons of Temperance. tomorrow night.
lea has its origin in “(lie ambit. .lfon oi
Rel‘rbs “a.“ will be ”Wei and all scheming politicians on has no nuns},
nrcI‘in Iran“ ’to attend.
atlon In fact.
.t would be folly in this little data
Danna AND noaorols.
illtuiord Smith is improving.
to attempt such all alllmment. elven
l6 McM.W'I”. of blow York,
NOT A FIGHT AGAINST CITIES.
if it was thought possible. Country
and city are mutually dependent. are
alike interested in its business pros-
Ifiubllcita improvements tiara
t It: full
And? ab re a
. "I“ been anti? *
AW" " ill
Woterbury visit-
“"113“th
‘ kn visiting her elation it l anor
donation. ”Km% :53in Weigh $3: for mutual“ almp ya. it will
use Its lnduen to sebum stroll legis-
wmn unity to on!
inhitbltantIaia T§&.¢M “Ignore-
1! I“!
, to; eith- d'. ”1%
wfll use its in
m'awnr’.l
the. United States senator.
' street. lined with business. and 0\|_'l
‘. l raga in the. quest of the yellow metal.
_' ind are having success.
ne’er. at Madison. Wis.; wearing the
” colors of the University at Wisconsin.
latleu a. will Jinnah. to the rural lasts
“.5...
fl lit ill Blight I»
'3; Badman la brim
Ming. assets and
g” Basil-ash and Fain is
Rheumatism. Cool and ..
mm” be.” dotting 0'
.. in CNN!“
ti“ ¢INVN A on‘”
uuosaswaae or «it
its»
:13:
“westerns co cavern?
I11/‘
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACYi
Platner A Bradley. i’roiss.
been settled for a time at least, and
I see no need of reviving It. It will not
be revived except by. the politicians.
who will use it ill further their own
interests.
1 shall lcgl‘et a campaign which is
at llll likely to divine the Republican.
party .n the slate of Connecticut. i
want to see the stale carried for Roose-
velt for President and any local squab-
blc which would In any war Ilnperll the
presidential election would be unfor~
tullnlc l have always been frnllk and
have stated my viowa publicly and pri-
vately without the assistance of those
who usually manipulate the political
situation
I have already expressed my self as
being in favor oi Judge (llearclalltl for
governor. 'l‘llc allelupl in make it up
pear that i do so lit-callsc he is an
advocate. of llli‘ “slllllll town" is as li-
dlculour: us it would bc impoilnlc.
Judge Clcavclalld is a resident of the
largest city ill the state. I narrow that
he short-s the View»: of a nlajorlt" of
those living ill the cities. bill I have
never exchanged a word with him on
this subject. I only know him to be a
learlcss. I‘Iullt'sl. capable man. The
kind of rash. who. In my judgment.
should hold public office. These views
prompted me to support him in the last
campaign. and i have not chaugcd my
opinion. For those. reasons he will get
my illlqnllllilcd support from now until
the convention settles tile question.
The talk about socrci nsrenmema,
alliances. etc. is beyond me. i have
not personally, nor ill behalf of the Far-
mur's association or any other organiz-
ed body. made any agreements. alli-
anccs or combinations. With regard to
the next
legislature will settle that question. the
members of which have not yet been
elected. the primaries for their nonli-
natloll have not even been called, and
i do not claim to have any X-ray vision
in politics. I shall ill the future do
such things as ill my judgment appear
to be wise. in order to secure the nomi-
nation aud election of Judge Cleave-
land for governor. and to rllrry the
state for Theadorc Raosevclt.
GEO. AUSTIN BOWEN.
MR8. MAYIRICK NOT RELEASED.
Her Exact Where-bouts An Unknown
to the Newspaper Man.
LONDON. Feb. l.—l-‘lll't‘ner investi-
gation confirms the allnounlcmenl
made by The. Associated Press roster.
day on the autlloriir of the United
States embassy here that Mrs. Flor
ence Maybrlck has nor been released
Though her exact whereabouts has not
dercloped. it is certain that. shels still
a prisoner. A letter received in Lon
don Saturday from the mother of Mrs.
Maybllck the Baroness de Rouquos
dated from her residence in France.
January 28, said she had just. retumod
to France after visiting her daughter
at Aylesbury Prison. The baronoss
added that she saw no possibility of her
daughter's release ”until tllc end of
July and all reports to the (Ollli'af‘)
are absolutely falses‘
Though the letter was written to a
most intimate friend no mention was
made by the Baroness of any removal
bf her daughter trom Aylesbury.
OEARCH FOR .19ng UNDERMINES
DAWSON A. T.. Feb l.—~The town
of Grand Forks is being undermined in
the pursuit of gold. The town stands
on what was originally claim No. 6
abOvo Discovery on Bonanza Creek.
Grand Forks has a population of five
hundred. The town has one long
re
era of lots on which they stood. have
”begun digging under their own build-
.—~—-——-é—4
mans IIEAKO TWO ascosos.
satanic. saintly Feb. l—Erneatc.
made two world I records- It the skat-
lirg tournameatdhere yeisterday, l’Iloing
I kl rte ward a one nuts.-
mailman. and tire“ hildmetr for~
ralward in two minutes 12 86 seconds
The I .str were hoisted
. I‘staaa and the ml
‘ Scotland Yard allow that :illliiil
a
PI m
mans an of the New
ham and artfor‘d road h
_ In order reducing the number oi worl~
’ ing hours In the re
; :7 tire system from i to b.
.. fectsa large number of men engaged in
il’ shops of the on;
'1‘ his order If-
lhe repairing of engines and cars. as-
. negating for the several shops. pos-
slllly about 3000. The estlnlnlcd reduc
tion of expenses is about tiiiili a list
as the men will l"'e(ll\e only nine hours
pay The rollliction of hours is possi
bly 0n neodunf of the work being lll
such“ sirapn that so large a Working
‘ force ill not needed at present. and thnt
the company prefers to reduce the
hours for all the. men latlrcl than toI
drop any of them off the pay rolls. The I
order has occasioned a filled deal of.
disclmslon Ill the New llalcu shops
following. as it does. closc upon lire
recent removal of over 200 men l'iom
those shops to the new plant sl Read-
ville. Only about loo man are now em-
ployed at the New HIN’I’I show. The
redire" on order being general in its sp-
illlcdlllltl. affects the compatly‘ I repair
shops in Hartford ltI whit-ll all men
are at spresenl elliployed. The order
took cn‘ect Monday. and under Its pra-
visions tiltI closing hour there will
hereaftc be a U‘tiocll in thl afternoon
instead dl all hour later. \\' liether the
reduction of hours will be permanent
or oirlv tempurary is lioi known
—.-..——-—
LOST IN LONDON.
.__.—..-
Thirty Thousand Married Men Disap-
pear in Three Years.
lsONl)0N. Feb. l.- —TlllI ill \\'s that
another woman. uppalellllr without
(“arise is missing this llfllbticd atten-
'lon 'lo llli‘ full that till records of
rumors
Were lost in London in lbilfl, willie lilt-
total loss in the last ilir‘ci- lolli‘s was
70 000
it is lcmaiked llllli 90 per cent. of
the murderers were married ml- ll At
the present moment their are (to bill)
deserted aims in London alum. The
Salvation Army is credlild \\llh doing
more than all other agencies logclllcr
in tracing runaways.
STEEL WORKS WAGE REDUCTION.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1. - A general
reduction of wages wclit lqu effect to-
lay at the Mlllvale i-ltcel “"tllkii allott-
lliit 3.. 300 employees. The llt‘i return is
graded according to ”10 uilrzr- a rec celv' Id
and ranges from' .. to 35 tools a day.
The «ingested labor marker and over
production are sold in lidrc tarlscd the
ledllr lion
L
W—“-.—.—
WOOLEN MILLS RESUME WORK.
DOVER. Maine. Feb. 1.» The Brown
mills owned by the American Woolen
Cumpanv and employl 200 hands.
nor-c started today afterljn idleness of
two months count-d by a wk of orders
Many of the employee who had—left
town when the mills cloml have re-
turned.
' n
efiIc'Ny IYII' I INCLIOPN'
kl; “90!. or
.A' we .‘an
x'hfi‘l‘zti I: S" ( I.
II. and“3 sIvya la. is have are!”
:ttb bins ribbon. o no filter. Item-s
“amorous ‘nbsl tam-rs “I! Irv-il-
lilo... lay of your yarg‘ll M "41".”
"I vs Tull-sable
MM n." nl-Il'. an.
Inn “all. “0..
lm. murals. ”It:
all ma“... v.
Ill PI |
lilt‘nahhsanw In” an. as. grit-hr!”
A very important ovation It
fit present time is
T he
Casi...
O u estlon
If you will clue as
your order we will settle the
question for you at once.
i ”.
Right Coal it Right Prices.
ll. HillillllllIJ 8: ill.
TWO YARDS, .
Seavisvr Ave.,~ - - , last Nerwaik.
Concord Sh. South Norwalk.
Tel. I. Norwaik I? G. S. blowout M
l.
'Pheno. 132.
1‘ Justin Ill-avarice
managerial»
Con-led in Stock.
H .‘ MW” might.
by;
.3 . . h I‘II . . .
.. . O.
9'? ”flag! 5 i new?“ W5“ be
plea in that there and In“
one do disease that science has
been able to euro in all Its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrll Curc
Is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catnrrh being
I constitutional disease requires I con-
stitutional tielrlllleili. Halls calarrh
Cliro is taken internally. acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the syslcln. thereby destroying the
ioundhilon of the disease. and giving
the patient strcliglh by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
do ng Its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its t“'llllll\e powers
that they (“TN One Hundred Dollars
for any case lhat it falls to cure Scnd
for list of testimonials.
Address i-‘. .l. ()liENl-‘ii’ lb 00..
do 0
Sold by all l)lugglsls. flu.
Trike linli's r‘uinily l'ills for consti-
pation.
'l‘lile-
A.
"Momma?“ willows c...“ friends are
sorry. bill that doesn't furnish broad.
but a policy in the
0mm. General Life Insur-
ance Company
payable immediately makes the-family
independent.
FRED ll. FIELD.
osalssAi. aoeu'r.
United Bank els' ..
0o. Nymlk.
Dividend
I’s ing Minis. Oil. Smelter and
In natn’al Stoc s making possible
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application. I
DOUGLAS, LACEY 8; CO.
Boaters. Brokers, Nicol A
Members New York llConsoldabeti
Stock Exchangfi roadway and
11New5treet, ew York. , .
E. ' BALDWIN HAMHITT. Ila-agar,
Western new I land French. ll nar-
,aarazlsttau-IsC'I‘titnlidl Jum-
Donny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Bill. South Norwglk, Ct. .
et aI Load
COKE
in your ‘cellar.
It will last a: (mess
otber fuels and you
will admit ll is
much: cheaper.
When it is gone
the feel suns that
you 'nrlll want more.
771m is a
HOT TIME
in every bushel of lt.
Glue it .3 lrlglvand be
conhlnced.
iliii li’l trilliiiiisilII
'PHONE 6|.
Surplus, .105,er
The
Earning Power
of your savings. in
vested with this
Capitalsflfidooo
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested at 4 per
cent: Is 42 6-7 per
cent greater than if Invested It 3%
per cent; and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
Stats Supervisiop of New York and
0M6”. "t"
l
Have be superior. Chit sheila them
is operation. '
Repairs to Stationary and ais-
rins Engines and denial Mash-
.IM IWOI‘IIII ”new“
Well”
IRANCH OFFIC‘. 12. 39 .M N ST.
Ilealdent Directors. Resident Manage“.
the? M. Let R. L. CoIIblIrn
Do ‘ blur ‘I Can
' .-.
Company at 5 per
a febrile of our coil.
‘-
O
the slamming oi that
door—— keep out the
cold air-w—avold'the
' breaking of glass. The
Ecurss CHECK AND
Spams will do it; easy
' to put on and keep in 1
order We've got it.
O
O
O
O
O
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COMITOCK. WATKINS C DOW-
’PHO NI. Q34.
LID IND SUCCESSFUL.
$0
Bilulialllrlalflanli
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. 1100.000.“
Surplus. 3100.00000
Other Profits. 380300.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prefldent.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-President.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp annual n
Josiah R. Moral" J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Owartz John H. Light
. Frederick H. Rowan.
flaw-'-
Accounts Sellofrad
.6,......._._...._.___._..—
wall Paper Sale.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT-L
Making room for new goods. wears
giving to per cent. discount on last
Wyear's Gold Papers.
50c Paper,
40c Paper.
80c Paper,
25c Paper,
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Ple-
tum—‘— Frames. p...-
DeIler in Wall Painlau'
Supplies. Materials.
t
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
turea, xoc. '
Cloth Window Shaina. ("Rh
fringe. 25c.
fSoiid Erasmus“ Cottage.“
3 t. on . snared.
retiring-circus compass
easily Nora ad's...” ...
rm
parabola sand:
:I .‘ In“ “
19:!.T".T‘.,‘L MAIN. KNIVIO.
use can ANO swarmed
new rum W} cm outline rite
sxbidolsetv ausv Issac». roll
roar Insert ,l'HlI is AN was. *
new rials ‘:ro HAVI want. pa.
esnmo oont.‘ constants.
noon unreal also M
AND rssrrian velllt t}
wo'uui II «Item 'rlli
aaasou. ir J1" Walla III-PM .
mares. MIAKI A 01m .
PRIIINT or IT. . . , .
IT is A nor :I’HAT curt wealt-
Iran as: near.
can. as on I‘Hl Illicit! Mill
10 First Avenue,
Telephone Call.I .18".
Till Godot Sill liiii Billet.
FOR STEAM'lAND “
HOT WATER HEM liftti
INOUIIO A VIM" HOUSE. ON“
AND NIGHT. IN GOLDESI’
s are
, Mara Ii
mamas.» ;
land for Catalogue and investigate
for mm". ' '
(lotion & Lligtnooll Comm.
so LIBERTY smart
‘ NEW YORK.
-«MW we“... .
'lliil Hamill Slfilnlllliii CHEW.
‘f (Incorporated). . ‘ n.
Daily Freight Lino
l
I
l
NOR WALK. -
SOUTH NORwALK.
and NEW 7081f. ‘ .
Steamers City a! Ivor-Iva!"
and menfum.
my“ New York, Honday.‘ Wmm
Ind Friday at 5: 000. 10..
Leaves Nervalk. Tuesday, Thur-adult
‘ and Saturday at 5 .09 a. law .
Freight received from 7; A8. muss. ha
llllllilllli
1 To the our Country. maria and
Honey Orders payable anywhere;
_ Europe. For sale at lowest relay};
——
'3 Mid
so term-i; :«ilt '
con. mined. and can thi-
Intee satisfaction. Sud no a
dab. and we will eonylnéew olI
season. well cooked and served
BEST in THE MARKET.
I: This a meal and and cut. for yourself
ted m will rarely on! IIIII.
‘31 :‘aug’.
-'. ' ' 1 w .‘ .f I.’ .
You will aims III em ”' in
n"
Jacob M. Ladies.
IRIIIl-oad Place, sears Nor-walk, c
Betta the Otis '1‘.
by Four Years
I I The residence of Theta
1.8mm. 55 Osborn avenue, 'fiiE
. Norwaih, was painted with lssil.
.' oil and aloe, hand lam altos-
_ years ago by me. '
l defy any patent paint to show
«£3
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