z»
NORWALK.
A. M.-—12:02x. 6:00. 6:00. 7:00,
8:002. 8:02. 9:00x.9:02x. 10:02x. 10:01.
11:02:, 11:04.
,I‘...M.-12:02. 1:01. 2:1qu. 2:55
2:31;. Hm, 1:01. 4:20, :.-0lx_ .3201.
. 5:30. 8:00v, 020:, 7.00, worm, :l'lluv.
‘ _ p;3lr, “surm-
SllNDAi’l-l, ‘
A ll. - 13:02. 0.00, 7:30. 0:00 10:02.
out n lid
Notice is homby given that the
Board at Rollo! ottho tho'l‘own o! Nor-
walk will meet. at t it once. Opera
liouao block on Mon ay, February ist,
11101. from 2 o'clock until 1 o'clock. p.
31.: Saturday Feb. 61h. from :1 until 4
o'clock. p. m.: Wednortdar evening.
II‘elI. 101b, trom't' until 90"‘10t‘k; SatI
urday. Feb. ltllh trout auntil 1 o'ciotit.
p. m.; Wednesday evening Feb. 17th
tI om 7 until :1 o clock Saturday Feb
’01h.lrom.." urrlli t o'er.10tlt p m.. for
the purpotte or hearing and determin-
ing any and all appeals made to them
from the doing or the Assessortt on list
of 1903.
They will also meet with the Ashes-
sors as u. joint board. Saturday, Feb.
’0th, at 4 p. m.. {or the purpose oi
abatlng lho mile 01 silk and disabled
persons
JAMES SUTHERLAND
GEORGE W. FITCH,
DUDLEY 11.110772.
llourd oi Relic! or Town 01 Norwallt.
NoI'lvalk, Conn. Jun Ill, 1901.
120-120
Hoolsttets’ Notice.
The registrars of the Town of South
Norwnlk wIll be. III session at the eel
ectmen's «Iflice. N0. 12 South Main
street. Friday, February 5th. and Fri-
day. February 12th 1901. from 12 rroou
till 9 p. m.. for the purpose 01' receiv-
ing applications for registration for
CIHIII'IIIS purposes.
I). A. WALTERS.
RUFUS J. SMITH.
Registrars.
South Nonralk
Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that ”11'
lioard 0! Relief oi the our of South
Nor-walla will meet. on Wednesday.
January 2'0, 100-1. at 7:30 o'clock to ‘J
II. m.:Sutur-dny, January 30, 1901, from
:1 to .3 o'clock p. 111.; Wednesday, Feb
ruaI'y .‘i. from 7:30 to 'J p. In.: Feb-
I'uary 10, at 7:30 to it p. ur.; Tuesday.
February 16, at 7:30 to 9 p. In
t‘ouncli Chamber in ilavlland street.
in said city, tor the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the assessors oi said crty.
on the lit-It of 1903. Dated at. South
Nor-walk, January 16. 190-1. '
JOHN F. MCMAIION.
MATTHEW CORBE’F'I‘.
Board of lteilef.
.1313 3w
lIII jll‘I
THE
llllY Nlllllllil BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
0T5
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. “00.00000
Nat Profits. 550000.00
Solicits accounts or individuals. man.
utactorara, merchants and cot‘poratIOns
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN 'H. KNAPP, VicePrcs-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
.,piRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Cbrlvtlan Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
rinw Yoitx. NEW “HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in efloct December 27.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW rYORK.
A. M.>—1:."I9x, 5:21It, 55x, 13:11
13:50. 7: (l3. 7: 1G. 08: l5, 8: I5 9:058
. 20!. 9: 10 102211;. lllz'lll. 11.35x.
I". M.-12:552.1:1,3 2225!. 3:05
3:20! 1. 07. 1: 501, 5. 10, 5. 55x. 11:38
6:5:Ix, 7: 07. 7. 5x_ Is: 00 Il:."I.’Ix,10:‘..
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:59x. 5:2ix, 5:58x, 8:56,
9:123.
P. M.——3:20x. 5:40, 5 55x. 7:0’iv
-‘l
:20, 9355!. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
P. M.- 5:02, H.011. l\' 00x,
Learnt" acorn aoawaut rot
11-00. .
NEW HAVEN.
, A. 11:42:11; 1:16 I: In. 6:15,
"‘1" 8:12 3:102, 10:01:. 11:05:. ‘ ' _
3.06}: 13: 18' :1: 1" 3: (i1’.\' '
P.
1? 1.0 5:59. 5.30. 07‘58. 9:05x.
.15. .01. 11: I5:
eardrum. In addition to the“.
31—2‘ 6 711;.
compare
2211:. 1215:.
K
”WALK.
9:38, 11:13.
_ {1'21
-."§I‘.'1'Yo¢°r 32%]
P.1d. a. ' .
Batu!!!“
banana; 7:25,?
.7:55a.nkt
; in the "
1:56;. on."
Dan- f
- ’1.". “@5015.
7 gm smadrala. arm ».
. 1.4
,. . ,.
he!“ 1». will: M will} w. i
6100 alwaan. crop.
The readers of ihla pupal" will be
pleased to learn that there” to at least
one dreaded tiiltoaao that jcienop has
been able to t- are in all till otagea. and
that is Cillllil‘.ll
the
medical iralernlty. (latnljrh being
a constitutional disease, mutt-en con-
utlttlllonttl treatment. 0' ll catarIlI
(,‘lIII is lnkt‘ll internally. tilt! dill-It
i,\- upon the blood and mucous aurfacl'a
III the slalom tlII-I'oby deltrovlnr.v the
foundation ol' the Illaenae. and giving
the pattern strength by building up the
constitution anti aralatlnt: nature In
do up he W’.tllk ’l‘lIe proprietors have
at) llllltll i‘ttltlt III its curative. policra
that Ihl'\ offer One Hundred DollurII
{or am «new that it fella to cure Send
in: list tIl lerlllurrrlrltlhl.
Address-F. i. i‘llllNICY & CO Tole
Ill) 1)
\u ll by all llrugglsta. 7hr.
Tllht‘ llall's Family Pllla for consti-
pntIlIII.
Cold Weather
WHEN ONE OF THE
ROOMS IS lNSl'FFIC-
I lENTIIY WARM IT'S
VERY EASY AND VERY
ADVISAIILE T0 LIGHT
A Gas
Heating '
Stove
.1:qu l’iillilt’t‘ld TIII: III-2.
(JUIRED WARMTH.
rrrr: CLEANIJNESS
or rurs mz'rrton lS AN
.IIIIIEII ARGUMENT IN
lTS mvoa.
'PHONE. 68.
Men the, widows cry. friends are
.Irrr'y. but that doesn't lurnlsh breml.
‘Itri It policy In the
Conn. General Life Insur-
anoo Company
payable immediately makes the family
'ndependenl.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Bld'g.. 80. Nor-walk.
Env'ideond
Paying Mining. Oil. Smelter and
industrial Stetka making posaIblc
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY 8: CO.
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal A n15.
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
r7 New Street New York.
E. BALDWINHAMMITT. Manager.
Welter: New En laad Branch. 11 do
lcra: adieu-"gea‘ihnlldg malarial”
Denny S. Hall, Representative.
1 Lauder- Illtt. South Norwalk. Ct.
Surplua. 9186.000:
The
Earning Power
of your savings III-
veaietl with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than)" III-
vestcd at 1 per
cent; is 12 6-7 per
cent. greater than it lnvcated at :IV.
per ecrrt.; and 60 " 4: per cent. nmlcl‘
ihau If inlt'slrd at: .pcr l'rnl.
State Supervision or New Vork Iona
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAlN 31'.
Nealdent Directora. Resident Mantis";
Mortimer M Leo R L Coburn _.
Char-lea E Dow Jolt I Lawrence:
Capital. $1,600,000.
lltl¥"l.iélolool
new»; ~
refill
rm.
llall' It Catnrrh Cure
Is the only positive curt.- now known to
ionosii’ytttnotio'oio;
V South Nomalit
I
'T
,‘,; AXIONAI.‘ ' ANCI
35.11500.- 'l-‘ob. I 17.55.51...
lution regardinz tratcrnai Inlurarrcle
has been the main topic or diacuaalou
before It (1111\(‘1111011 ol the law aoction
ot the National Fraternal
held here. The attarn It doc that
logttdation detrlment Itn tonal 0r-
ganllatlontl la eouzoln in aach III
states and said that an action nuabl .
to be taken against It. Addresses were
made St Louis was chotrcn for the
next I".ontent|ort
FIR! L089 01" WHOOO 1
NEW LONDON. Ireb 18.~-l-‘lre Illltl
morning gutted the bake shop or Ab
IalIutII (loIdoII III I'cter stt'.eet 'I‘bc
saloon owned by Max Me or also “as
darnaaell by smoke and water. Several
enrploym in the bakery IIIII-Iowlv r-I'
coped collocation Estimated 10",:
$20,000. partly covered by iusurauc .,
.. .4... ”bu
I.
un'EI§;Wm KING“; 1 ‘ D t
Iteri'tilitii” alts. x. '
:r-Itru mm-I‘ylmamu'w lat: "undue-omni-
moat-la. ’Alrlllltumvlmvluflmirtflmficlfl. I
Int-mulch ~I‘. a rent. tor “0‘0 and
mt. All Smut». «Itn "ml or an boa
vial astronaut m.. In mo. 803"]. am
i
the slamming 01 that
i door~keep out the
cold aIr—-av01d the .
breaking of glass. The 1
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
t to put on and keep in
I
order We've got to.
COMSTOCK. WATKINS O. DOW.
’PHONE. 4345.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
linking room for new Irooris we are
giving 20 per cent discount on iaatl
,I‘r'hr'rt IIIIlri Papers.
Him: i’uper, re.-
101: Paper. 32c
210L- Paper, 21c
the. Paper, 20c
-‘ [terriers name discount.
' .. 2...--.
r5 Order—Window Shadea,
tore Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. PalnIeIa'
Supplies; Aniats’ Matertaia.
SPECIALS. ,
White Curtain Polea with l’ln-
turcs. roe.
Cloth Window Shadea. with
fringe. 25¢.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Roda.
3 it. long. with fixtures. toe
.“Shure-Cut” Can Opener cute
easily. No ragged edge.
0671
mass?! ITEM. name Khlv\.
I’Ic-
m
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING
teenager
. Coon.
Telephone Connectiona
5......” ..-.....__......_. ....
"e
l
r
'Phone. 132
r
.‘
“Jenkins Bros. Valves
.red
OARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock. ‘0
QOLD AND IILVEI [LATINO
.ltev raga-retirement;
Have no [‘9' Claw them
in opara 7’
Repaid-lib “CHM!“ Ma.
rlna ingiaaa and General Macb-
'lna Wort: tollcltod.
II‘, 0 iJV. CKIBBIN.
., .35. 6“ch
81 W‘Afiflfizvt
llo maroon: no
t"t¥ '
99- '49.de
neurone 0.1138
Railroad 15.3...
You «In ‘Itivrdyé'dad We;
Mambo“ matador
.I f 37'.
.h “who, in “I” ‘, .
Wall Paper Sale I.
‘ lite Intro/tolls Steamboat Content
'0- wane-lanolin «- I» I... a
11th
WE CAN ON! YOUR WORK
MONI CARI AND ATTENTION
NOW' THAN WE CAN DURING TH!‘
EXO‘IDINOLY IUSV OIAOON. FOR
THAT REASON THIS AN EXCEL-
ILENT TIME TO HAVI WALL PA
PERING DONE. CONIIDER HOW
MUCH NEATER AND FRESHEH
AND PNETTIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD IE IF IT WERE FIE-PAPER.
‘ an enema.
lT ts A 'ACT THAT 00a WORK-I
MEN Aa': ant.
I~‘ J
CALL US ON -THE PHONE 1352.
E ii. (lorhorn’s
10 Pint Avenue.
Taiaphona Call. 135-2.
lot Gotten Sid: Feed Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
001' WATER Iii-ZAIING
INSUREO A war“; 710086 DAV uIlll pond.
.l
AND NIGHT. IN COLDEST
WEATHIR.
aano tor Catalogue and Invention.
tor yOuraalf
tlorton it iidgervood Country,
96 Ll-tERI‘Y STREET.
new YORK
(incorporated)
Daily Freight Lino
NOR..- WILK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Stunner: City of Norwall
and Squanrum.
maven New York. Monday. WednoadIJ
and Friday at. 5:00 p. In.
lama Norwallt, ’l‘uerdaly. ’l‘huraday
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
hat-ant received team 7 a. m. to 5 p. n.
Tr
III (tr-cup.
Cough.
. with BRAZILIAN
one “in lo opium.
Only Intuitblo one. tor Aatllna. (Ia-
tarrb. Bronchiti- and trick Coaaunap-
than ”and 01.00 m: Ita. Plat.
' ”hymn Md. II. F. Jar. can 0 Co. ..
' lndiauapolia. Ind.
INSTANT REIIIEF
“til-undo Throat
Beat. the Other
by Four Years
The residence ot’ Thomas .
Smith. 56 Osborn avenue, East -
Norwalk. was painted trlth load. 3
oil and zinc, band mixed. attach '
year-- ago by Ino.\ -_
,1 dolyoany patent paint to show? .
equal body with aa ranch wear. '
.llllllllS 81101111.
02 built» Main Bloc-L
. 25 Elm Grovadt.
-‘ 3.? W :-
t8".
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
tier WATER Retiring.
BOT AIR‘ HEATING.
. aroma an Indian
aura aao Tlt‘ woman
can and “can Fitting.
comm. tact-I 091.05, at.
and. m use Our all?“ or
armour: me
can rout-ta: 1333833135
COMP , . ,. .
w WALL; oraaarmeWM'
190.1
Ola
l
I
’l easr seawater.
, inn Sunday
.--mr .r‘ -_. imim
VOLUNTEER .
Flour-l-Thc Finest Flour gMlllcdl
-65c bag. ' .
”m..-.1“.
851d tor sixty years. You must
know about It. It moat have
merit. Must be good. Ask any
ouour neighbors;— 1.2.1712."
-~n~~
.‘s w—.—.
f .
Trunt'ltlauraiiou. or After Slot Day‘s.
Illv9riuu |l|"ll(|1|llj{"'51'\t'n Churchort
oi Kala”: Sunday HtllOill nt'iziiti‘. Ep-
worth League nit-cling at 0:15. Week-t
iy medulla,
Irritating; Wednesday afternoon.
4.2
had
'leal Aid will meet al thi- paraonage to
newsand In the evening a social and
'tea will be held at the home of Mrs.
GOLD MEDHL
Fiona—needs no recommendation
70c bag. »
A. Stull,
34 COTTAGE AVENUE.
CONN.
thSl Nllllllltllli
Arthur Day is able to be out.
Miss I.llllc Nit-under Is improving
slowly.
Tht‘lt' lit g‘lilli
skating on Randall‘s
Harry S. Wilson who hurt been ill.
.ls Icported as improving.
Clayton Marshall who blur been ill
lo. pIacticallI Iecovered.
Captain 'l'homrttt B. Smith in having
great luck this winter In shooting
tlllt‘kb.
At the session 01' the Advent Christ-
school tomorrow. Rev.
Joshua Denton will deliver art address
to the children.
A regular meeting 01' the Juanita
Outing (‘iub will be held Monday even-
ing, at the horrre of Miss Lillian Ayrea.
270 East avenue.
The Rev. E. Cunningham, pastor or
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach Sunday, ltt 1:15
p. m.. in the (‘I'Itnbur'y Chapel.
The steamer H. S. Lockwood. while
coming up the harbor through the Ice,
yesterday, stove a hole in her bow.
She was temporarily repaired, however.
The i'grce Club are planning tor an
entertainment to be given in the course
of the next two weeks. at the home 07
.“I‘S. J. C. Hawkins, Seaside Place.
East Norwalk.
The subject of the Epwortlr League
meeting tomorrow evening. at the East
Avenue Methodist Church will be
“Real Friendship." The meeting will
be under the leadership of Mrs. H. J.
illpson. ‘
Rev. J. W. Davis gum to New Haven.
today to exchange pulpita with Rev.
Joshua neuron, or are. Advent (‘hrlat-
ian Church. In that city. Mr. Denton
has been heard here before, and a large
attendance will doubtless greet him to-
marrow.
Superintendent Richard Bland. or the
Advent Christian Sunday school desires
a toll attendance attire school on Sun-
day, as the Rev. Mr. Benton will prob-
,ahly have something or importance to
may to them. It It: desired that. all
should attend the morning service.
The Rev. Duane N. Grifitn, of Hart-
I'oI'd. Conn. will deliver a temperance
address In the East Avenue Methodist
.Chrrrch, Sunday .venlng, February 11.
at 7 o'clock. Mr. (lrlfiin is It master of
lrbr subject, an interesting, earnest and
eloquent speaker. All are cordially In-
vited to come. and hear him.
Mr. and Mrs. llomcr Crow met with
a very unpleasant experience. last ev-
ening, while on the way to visit Mrs.
Albert N. Sherwood; of Pleasant street.
They were going carefully over a very
slippery lee-covered sidewalk, when
Mr. Crew's feet went trout under him.
His feet tripped Mrs. Crow, and rho
fell heavily to the ground, atrilting on
the luck of her head. She unstained.
beside a severe shock. a scalp wound
on the back of her head. Dr. Baldwin
was called and sowed the cut. Mrs
Craw also wrenched her am quite
painfully, and was aev crcII shaken up.
Mr.(‘raw.1ortunatcly escaped with on-
ly bruises.
Rowav-rou.
———-
_ Mrs. Loretta Slater. or Punuoyer
greet. to visiting relatives in Brook-
n.
Harry beach of Brooklyn is the
guest or Mr. and Mrs. lllckson W.
Cole.
Miss Ruth Kellogg and Bruce Kol-
long. of Brooklyn, are the guests of
the Misses ’l‘tlthlli, Hickory Bluil.
Ray B. Every. who has been the
guest of his brother. E. H. Ivory. Mr
noycr street. returned 'to his borne In
Albany today.
Mr. and Hill, W. I". Ambler. of 11017-
ltytoa avenue, went to chtlllt't- New
York today. to attend the tunorai or
their niece, Nina Vern Corbin. ‘
The young to are tiring of add-
tag down bill, are now giving their
attention to'akatln‘. which in excellent
on a number of poada In this vicinity.
Such a quantity at too ha been on
the atrocta. during tho-o laat found”!
that many of the boys havoakaood up-
on them. fiadiag that cuter than walk
log.
The water tranche hotwcoa Darin
and ltowaytoa have been than. up
again aiaooiho meantcddaaollooah
mehced. and train ironwork-cat.
amenity h obtahlaa a canola-t sup.
ply. or water for tho Iooontlvoa. Many
train. atopat South Nor-walk. on»:
.. I_.I’..r ‘1’1‘47! :IML
, Opt-Ila; Nut:
Sunday school at» 131450100 65
‘ of them.
lladcavor at 1: Seller (Mn.- ’
James 1-}, Stevens: Thur-adaytevenlnx.
prayer meeting and Bible study. l-‘l'I-
Itay evening will be hold the fourth
quarterly conference, led by the pre-
siding elder, itcv. James Montgomery.
0! Stamford.
m-
DARIEN AND NOROTON,
Mrs. Willis A. Swlts, of 'I‘almadge
Hill. In entertaining her sister, Mra.
Susan Street, of Daricn.
A number of the wells about town
are frozen up. This occurs only In
the very coldest oi weather, and some
according to old residents.
'have never been frozen up before.
The Rev. Henry Scofleld or Device.
who 'is 80 years old. can enjoy the
g’resttul comfort of a Morris chair in
his old age. one having been present
ed to him on the occasion of his birth
day anniversary: last week—Ridge-
ileid Press.
The tit-III leap year dance ever given
in Darlen was held last evening in the
town hall. and all who Were privileged
to be present came to the conclusion
I that It was the most pleasant dance ev-
er held III the old town. The hall waa
lighted with red, white and blue elec-
ti'le lights. in honor ot the holiday. At
one end war a. handsomely decorated
table with refreshments. 0n the wall
was a sign which conveyed the Infor-
motion that any man who applauded for
an encore, looked tor a partner, or ask-
ed for a dance, would be fined twenty
cents for each choose. The music for her
the occasion was furnished by Shop-
ard's orchestra. Among those present
were. Dr. arid Mrs. G. H. Noxon. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hindley. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Morehouse, Mica Kate Farris.
Mias Helen Morehouae. Miss Edith
Morehouse. Miss Quackenbuah. lilac
Watson. Mice Mildred Watson, Mill
Agnes Reid Miss Beatrice Reid. Illa
Harriette S. Scofield. Mina Lucretia
Cullen. Miss Belle Waterbury. Hills
Addie Waterbury. Misc Helen A. Wat-
erbury. the Misses Conn, M158 Moreno.
McDonald, Miss Gertrude Valentino.
Mica Stella Austen. Maura. Edward
Austen, Bram Quackenbush,»~Williant
Pratt, William Fleming, Stanley Whit-
ney. Andrew-Taylor, Theodora Austen,
Norman Williamson, Charles William-
son, Henry Morehouu. Alrred Moro-
houae. William Mombouse. Clinord
Street. Percy Cantrell, George Smith.
Italph Conn and Carl Miller.
WESTPORT. I
Dr. McFarland and family have gone
to Florida. .
Patrick Walsh is laid up .111: a
rheumatic attack.
The Louis Leptic home is quarantin.
ed, one or the children being a victim
of diphtheria. ‘
Thursday night Temple Lodge. F. and
A. 31.. met. and conferred the E. A. de
groo on a candidate.
Superintenth S. A. Purdy lpent
Thursday in Bridgeport on a. trolley
case in the Common Pleas Court. -
Benjamin Elwood and wire, of Bridge
port and Mitts Lulu Elwood. of Broolo
lyn. were in town to atterid the El-
wood- -Bradley nuptials.
“to Martha Washington tea to be
given by Saugatuck Methodist Church,
on the evening of Feb. 22. while con-
forming to time honored traditions in
that line. gives promiao of being an-
Taere is a alight degree of improve-
ment in the temperature ot the Bridge-
port Weatport trolleya within the put
week. although cold atorago can are
not altogether things or the pact.
What- has become of the Drain“
Club? it is to be hoped that atatr1-'
menial alliances between several of tin
members won’t nerve to end its exist-"YA
once. A production for the honour. of
the Library (and would be timely and-
profitable.
lteporta from the sick chamber or
Mics Eva. McElwee are far more grati-
lying durin the put two daya than
hu been ocuoatanytlrno‘atuco
that lady bu been lick. At laat aaaltvt-
anoes are given of her ultimate recov-
ery. .
maroon Farm Parmera' Club will
oadayotitll‘ebmaryuandit.”
do btlen. will .prove a memorable one
tor that wide-awake or
convention during the afternoon,“ on-
tertalntnent at night, all in the lecture
room or the church
it does not appear to atriklngly lIn~
press the average residential that a
sprinkling of ashes on the walk would
In fact be a humanitarian act nits
as beneficial toOue‘aelt aa lathe
usually at’tfactivo in Italy
Colonial gowna, powdered hair. the lab-
clnating patch upon a pretty
0
irresistible on drawing loatul'aa to all
and
bill- a confirmed hypocroabrtac
irreapoctive o! a' mind
tea will undoabt
. .in torce. Willis
bua anawortng attention In etiquette
Ind-whether not: :qu will-be poi-nio-
alble or "ignore cata, . ‘
diapenalble." ‘lt Illa: ba'oaid‘that the
bv "or. W. It. Hart. B at.
. (Hemetery' i» ‘ WW”.
‘i‘wn trot-lectrlc Ilght‘ lillta have been
Tuesday ‘ovmittg. clua l
'a“ hunt-e froaentlgbcand
17 m§mw‘- .
Juanita hot ,_ ‘
“grew I’at'tllclt. of Huributt ltldet. ‘
who as been In ”9:" health for none
time is new a doctor} can.‘
Mra. Ellen a'aly died on Th
01 old age agt-Itl 80 yura.‘ Fulton ur-
I'looa were held on Saturday. cond
Installed and other improvement: add-
ml in the (artery of the New llugiaad~
Clove (‘o 0.. through the agency 1! It.
(‘lalr Ackerman. . If
erated from dynamo: III 11 CI
The winter in this vicinity ha .
very severe, an eye wt .
rootll‘ have been aeo'a
the arrow in aearch or tit. ,
chestnuts 0110108011 In I“! 9
it is also stated that
partridgea havo ‘dfed
and exposure.
A pretty wedding was WW '
Tuesday attemoon alt etheta)» hm - .2
and an. R. WJCoo 1111011- I! - ..‘
tor um Florence 8.238018: - ', f
fled to Mr. (loom “of '
I-Ity. memo m‘oildl'ni K ‘ "
ed to white voile comblilod willie ' '-
Irllk. The nahora magma '
stock and Mel undid; $9311;
Wilton and Mr. Louie mount a ,
Capt. Howard 81001291302 NorwaIk. .t'l
preceded the entrancao oath» Imp} .
party. The two llcttoai 11271!" 0
were Miss Elizabeth Randall 35qu
Norwalk and M138 3119! Ira 1”
Westfield. N. J. The color a‘chenio or
their attire wan green and plat and '4'
they carried large picture hats.“ The -‘
wedding march was bland b'y.‘v 18a
Ethel Bart. After the corona; ch
was per-turned by Rev. W.’ D. “.010 ,
happy p‘itIr were congratulated . .
trienda and relatives. The decal ’3 ‘ - ,'.
oratlrma were by Florist. Sanford. of -
Norwailt. and oonaiated or palm on
other rare plants. The wedding prob ’
cuts waggugorousuxd eiegiant, 11E
groom! o era be its 1
and beat! ma an. After In 915
ate and dainty collation MI". and uni.
Brown departed on a tour and on tlt'ell' ;'
return will take up their residence in ' .7
New York city. Many out 01 wire
guests were present lncltiding ‘a” num- ’ ‘, . {I
from 311118911011. New Y.orlt The
Norwalka and Rld,geneld besides a
large Milton contingent.
Lvoas PLAINS. "0
Several ladies trout here attended the
exercises of Founders‘ Day at Staples.
Hi It School, Weatport.
o Lyons Plain Whlst Club not last
week Wednesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. William Sherwood
Ilsa Eddice White returned Sunday
from a week's visit In Norfield and
Eat Nor-walk.
Harry Nichols la nursing oevoral
bolls which are vcrv painful. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bennett. of
Wilton, ape'ut Sunday with her parents.
A number from here attended the ,
surprise last week given Charles Creg- '-
ory and wife at the Grange Hall, Can—
non a.
surprise.
Hawley Williams and “lie. of Bldg-:-
fiehl. spent several days last week
with friends here.
Wallace Brown is borne from a. visit.
In Ridgeiicld and Daubury.
The Lyons Plain W 111st Club attitude
ed a I. can Year party last Thursday or.
doing at Greenfield, l
hit-3.15aac Thorpe is home agcixl
from a long “sit with her daughter in
Bethel.
Chi'l ll thieves seem to be numcrg ,
I
I_
All pronounced it a genuine
out. F ' ‘eral men are on the watt:
and 'z . hoped they will soon b
caught, . ‘ 1
Mr. :‘h' 'p GerhArdt has heard no
ccntl; I'. I rson Fritz who is In tho '
Klontl : n: 1 many friends are glad,
10 km . b ‘ \vcll.
-; .‘
61.1: a": menace av Icé.
"'aa There 89 Much A8
3: Present. .
Nm 0. .ot- .. IL‘ in yean has thero' Molt
so much he III the harbor and naviga-
that so impeded for so long a timgfi‘ho
untrauat slglll or men and boys.“
at the bridges down to “She 0, -
th Ice," was sec-II yesterday 11qu .
WDIQ took adv ante. go of the title ”(it
3» tee to skate to diflci‘eht
that; the harbor Fremtb
morning there waa’ not a5 53
San nwater‘ to be seen gunner-1:.”
11d retinitis frozen over aim
ac toad except for the mail them
open by the Sound steamers.
these have stoppedd carrying
gen owing to the danger or
their allies stove in mil?” icetcaityg; ,
our .
h lento-Ia;
18521551110 other harbors are
harbor has been brim
mud-tithem . -.
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Nave :' '
aefiloe and WNW“! 90.8“ m h
but. the flatter harms h canteen...
lo robe. worsted or linen.
aa outta
the fancy. -
was-r NORWALK.
Ila-1.111“ ‘iavial Mr
Induc- “It“ ting
2,.ch
It“;
deavoratoour‘ Wilda Icah-
“Irony, .‘5
who lac ~
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