wtruhutghj‘ noon.
raucv cnlAthY IUT‘I'IR.
. 25¢ Ll
eaaov nth.” .. , 169 Min.
a calm rol'nitréhs, ' 260
utut GIAOKIII, 2 L00. roe 160
the LO.
' rune sear (little,
24 cornea AVENUE.
EAST sonwALtt.
cons.
Richard lrwin still continues ill at
his home
John Cole, the drawtender, is some»
what better today.
Several hiaeblrds have
within the past two days.
Mrs. Oscar Keeler is ill with tlte
grip at her home in Winfield street.
The Emanon Club meets: this aittr-
noon at the home of Mrs. L. W. St.
John on St. John Pisce.
Mrs. M. D. Drew, of East Washing-
ton street, has returned from a month's
visit in New York state and New Jer-
heen seen
"“The regular monthly meeting of the
ischoda Club will be held 'next Tues-
day at which time a chowder will be
served.
The monthly teachers' meeting will
he held next Monday evening, at the
home of Francis Seymour, in Rowan
street. ,
A concert will be given on March 2
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
by the members or the Epworth
lea-lua-
Rev. Edward Cunningham led the
helpiul and inspiring meeting of pray-
er at. the East Avenue Church. last
ovehl g.
Mitt Mary Shea. who has been
spending three men in Danbury has
returned to her home in East W ash-
in'gton street
."i‘he meeting of the Junior Revival
all of the East Avenue Methodist
C'iscopsl Church, will be held tonight
in the parsonage instead of the
thurch. ‘
The Ugree Club will have an impor-
tant business meeting at the home of
Margaret, Hatchbtan, tonight. All '0!
the members 'are especially requested
to attend.
The ,prayer meeting at the Advent
Christian Church last evening was well
attended. it Was led by Rev. James
W. Davis
Silas Sherwood of Bridgeport, will
iii“ the. meeting of the Junior Band
at. the East Avenue Methodist Church,
this evening.
The yacht “Jean," which was ship
wrecked oil. Norwalk islands last sea-
son, and laid up at Joseph Fowler‘s
shipyard will be placed in commission
this coming season by her owner .l.
B Pollard. of Brooklyn.
The last game in the ant round of
the Earner pool tournament closed 818
last evening with a victory for W. ii.
Taylor, rated 75, who defeated James
Irwin, rated 70. Job licenced s'cted
as re and John Hall as scorer.
'i‘ne'neore was as follows:
Taylor, irwln.
7
l t ._ 10—4
2L2 1':
29—2 22—1
at 30-~.:
ll 30-4»
rite—t 86
L 3 41
‘ 2 52-l
.+—2 46—1
53
In the point at sctatches made dur-
ing the match it was the most remark-
able one in the whole tournament as
yet. The second round contestants
have heel announc and Those who
will anpete for .hc .1: st prize are as
folio
"leclle 100
A- it: 96
”.‘."t" A... '1; n ‘i‘.’
1" an a .
Carl “WI eat. 75
W.) ‘6‘. |I‘IMOI', _ 3:
J. Wind“. 125
» pt-utants for the second prize
70
90
Cl
95
76
ates "id. 5‘
'w
'd‘wwas leetareior .,
A ried in to Mrs. Henry Whitney' s.
.‘. '3 7""ml'. MmMI~~W.0 are: t. ”I
v3. 3,”;
"l?
.II
336”! Igwaytoa as sddmeirresort.
The houses are among the nae-t in
this section of the atate. two or three
ttthem being valued it 6.0.000. Belle
many other places, will be filll'd as
usual. ,. tn
nAatEN Also (Shores.
day' from Lakewood.
linoleum Wood. at Wood avenue.
has an ttack of 3le
9 lion.
ill (:0 about t-IlO "Dill.
litter]!l W. mono is seriously ill
tit his bottle in sin street
f in a test days' illness.
liable horse last week Vlt colic.
Newman iinyter spent
his aunt. Miss Elia‘beth iiayter.
Thaddeus iioyt a at Bridgeport,
tried
Monday with Mr. and Mrs Wm ll
Fairbanks.
Miss Libbie i. Seeley recently visit.
ed her aunt, Mrs. Catherine Holmes
in (lienbroolt. ‘
AWalter Hoyt. of New York, was the'
guest of Mrs. Angie Morfey, Washing-
ton' s Birthday.
Horace Whitney visited his brother,
C. Stuart Whitney and family, of Port
Chester, Monday.
M.rs Theodore F. Sherman has been
quite iii the
of a fall on t ice.
son on Ox Ridge.
Fred .Bailurd..ot Colorado, spent
Sunday with‘ his parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. J.‘E, Ballard.
Mrs. Chichester. of Stamford. spent
Washington's Birthday with her sis-
ter. Mrs. Wm. Weed.
. lilies ids inngdon has some tine
“before and after" photographs of the
Stamford Town Hall.
Miss Jennie Scoheid left this week
for New Haven, where her friend, Mrs.
J. M. Carroll, is v ill.
Frpnk iiindley, 0 New York. spent
Monday, in Darien with his parents
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hindley.
Rev. and Mrs. T B. Miller return-
Miiier‘s parents in Mlddletown.
Miss Nellie Partly. of Stamford.
Miss Heie'
Jessie St. J
Waterbury and Miss
it spent Tuesday after-
I011
island. Pine Point, Hickory Bio! and.
the l‘alrview House here, as well as!
7s
i
where thel ilersog case Is now being The Misses Edna Beers.
l
h.“ week from the elects | meat with it 3 (‘oley
e .
l
ed Saturday. (mm a visit with Mrs 'ahoui any or thelr in
Miss Jessie St John returned Tues : mpmpmnce
day from a very enjoyable V15" V71"! lutcly gold w-atth and chain. The on i tcriai, " I think is it p
i
ll
, Mrs. B A, Seeiy spent several days
” "was ‘5 5'
it
well.
lick, is again
9. o Sanford la ccnilaed to hls home.
the victim of a revere rheumatic. at-
tack.
'l‘be Methodist class meeting will he
‘held at the parsonage Friday ev-ea
n
..C i. Need is about. town Inn. m5}
a protracted sickness covering a pee
iod of seven weeks.
greens Farms church prayer meeting
wil be held at the home of J.“ linear
ger it‘rldav evening. .
a: Current Events club was in see-
at
d
“ION" alteration at. the real-
ot Mill Eiolan TM“. . .
diary Muller's anion is $00006
from the recent hasty rains. and con
alderabie damage done. One cause is
Mo 0 ii Miler returned Snuu' ,attt‘ibutod to the Whitman ofasewer.
Wednesday night Weatport orange
entertained with a lecturer" apro
me that proved to be a splendid iatro-
flk WNW" I!“ be”! cum edition for the new .Iecturer. Mr.
A'l‘h-omtts Walsh not guy with an
[onary purp on his Farms propertyt
Mrs. flour! “Bellows has recovered Sunday. and the result was atbadlr
lacerated hand. Walsh has bad the
ol
rtlttir Weed of Noroton, lost a val-i wounds cauterised.
On Mondnv night a number
0N” With friends tendered Howard C. Falrohiid
a surprise. Whlat furnished the enter-
tainment. Among those praent were:
lib Bradley.
Ethel. Clara and Ganev allnhlid 6,
Mr fllhl “"1- H3"! liludley 890!!! C 0. Sipperiy. Florence Rowland. Mr
and Mun. J T. Guver.
CRANBURY.
Mrs. D. M. lt‘illow is ill.
Rev J. D. erae has purchased a
horse and cartlage.
Miss Edna Crawlcrd
friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. ('ornell is entertaining her
mother from Danbury.
David Campbell has seemed employ-
is visiting
\ir. and Mrs. Chambels. of New:
Mrs. John 1'). Hanson, of New York 6 00 e
city is visiting her son Dr. it. D. linn< A iorh, a“ sues B of M“ C k
Miss Frances Gregory spent several
days in Bridgeport the past week.
Theodore Jelliie and Miss Parks, of
Wilton. were guests of Mrs Barnes,
last Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory “turned home
on Monday, after a two weeks” \ielt
with friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Wyman. of Poplar Plain, visit~'
ed her sister, Mrs. Barnes, on Monday,
land Mrs. Sinkltr on Tues“)
Mr, and Mrs. William Sherwood, of
New ilttv,en were guests over Sunday:
and Monday or W. H. Sherw.ood
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wellnite gave :t'
birthday par,ty Tuesday etching. tot
their daughter. Nine Una. it being the
eighteenth anniversary of her birth.
ent. She received
From her parents “an :11
'Joy meat: of the evening were games
singing. mush and dusting. At i‘.‘
o 'ciOt'k an elaborate supper was ser ved
noon with Miss Nellie Leonard Nero-i 'antl an enjoyable etening was had by'
ii.
A colonial twclltlon [or the heart",
who has been A
ds being pres-i
ny gifts or tc--
tor
mm H‘-
steamer Mom we ill the mica ileum
ruat dost-Him tired
which” the I M'flerelgarimw ,but
I second alto 000006
A nit-slap outlier tiledt cupp-
bam had 0 or papers uter
which she was allowed to proceed
watt-lion
Have you taken any iai notice or
rthe.new mohalre‘.’ will hardly
recognise in them an of your old
We must not be an teed it hoops
00!. into "on. DVD 00 bye.
great tuinesa of the ash skim should
prepare us for t ir coming
There are poop e wb hava reti tal-
eat tor something, cit seltwonn-
dence to such an as that their tai-
ent is buried in ob IJ'r—EX.
A little gold Ol all brain of nice
quality is tar better than much of a
cheap quality or even 0 little ct a poor
quality that will soon turn dull.
’i‘he “Pictorial Rev'iew,‘ says that by
wetting the handkerchief with good
pure enu de cologne anti inhaling the
perfume with a téw deep breathe a
coughing spasm is well! stopped.
Ribbon ruchiags are seen so tre-
cuently ouAthe gown material called
Aeolienne that one wonders it the two
are innfllflmhie, Wouldn't some of the
beautiful apllques look well on this
fabric? - ,
‘ Get into the habit of drinking con-
siderable water every day but drink it
hallway between meal time so that the
stomach shall not he chilled and the
process of digestion interfered with at
meals.
.Some vely pretty suede shopping and
topera bags bate Just arrived at the
Women's Exchange There are white
and colored card cases in the lot, too.
The uoman who cannot wear her
skirt gathered about the waist and
'thcre are some i hope will not can
wear a circular with good effect
this way getilnx a slight iuiness about
about the itselA
We have a few surpitce waists each
| season, but present indications are that
there will he a considerable vogue for
i this style the coming summer. due no
i doubt to the general tashion for times»
lug shoulders and draperies over the
bust.
The very hugeh
turnover collar l at is out directly on
to the heck band of the‘ waist 'givu' a
qtntint look that recais the 1880 atyles
Such u neck dr ssin calls for a fair
t neck—one on wb bch t where no traces
i of: those ugly brown lines
When i see a paper citing directions
to hour More to iron their dress
shirts ‘a‘ snag the strakh ht of the ”‘6
sibic there in
:nnyone who has hand a piece .0
(kill! who doesn't know that cloth
strcttltes more when allied biaswiae
titan along the straig There are
same things We can'i ltttow ins: ittttive-
I) and mind depend upon others who
the past week with her son and wile. or the (‘tunlmry chapel was held at the have itsrnrd by experlanc at other.
Mr. and Mrs William SN‘AIY in NOW'rcsidt-ncc of i) A. Fiilow on Monday“ uise to tell us. but it seam: to me this
York.
tvouiug. 'ihe house was tastefully
‘ in t one of them. Just the e ereise of
The recent 'sllver lee" KIWI! at the l decorated with the national colors. 'l‘he= one' s natural common sense In all that
poor avenue
event.
Miss Mary E, Warren made a very
charming rustic maid in the tableaux
at the. Congregational entertainment,
Monday evening.
Newman Ilayter has returned from
his engagement with the Blicltcnsder-
for Manufacturing Company, in Cleve-
land, and now fills a position with the
same company in Blamford.
Willi 8 \(‘l‘y
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church, the eve of Wash-
ington's Birthday, was very pleasant
and successful. The proceeds were
A. B. Albin and his son. Mr. J. L. Al.
bin. oi Branchville, have been visiting
Mrs. A. J Nash, Mr. Albins daughter.
in Darien. They have returned home,
and now Mrs. Nash and Miss Fl ce
Nash are visiting them at Bran ‘v.ille
Stanley Selleck. son of Mr. anti hirl.
I-‘red Seilecl't. of Maple avenue, met
with a very serious accident this week,
by falling down a flight of stair‘
was rendered unconscious and with
difficulty was- restored after being 8'?
e
doctor was summoned, and he is now
do ng well.
wenty members and friends from
the Presbyterian Church Sound Beach
including the pastor, went to the 80id~
iers' Home, Noroton Monday. and gave
the veterans a good time. Amount
the visitors were eight girls and host!
who sang songs full of good humor
and patriotism. After the older ones
had sung in the hospital. they went
to the chapel. where a full antes
awaited them. Miss Louise 0hr: pang
solos and assisted in the chewed
Rev Dr Grafton matte a all
twentyntlattte address on the eel
Washington. The old soldiers min
the inapirotion oi- the hour. and so
so entertained that they were
to have their visitors depart. ' also
latter shared their pleasure. , , q
visit the Home once each month. «:3, :
Edwb
member or the banking house i!
milye 0 00.. died suddenly from
disease yesterday at his residenoe.
133 EfiThirty-ninth street, New’;
The supper given in the Town Hall ,3 ,
Manifesto to the Russians
D» Trev/brides. a lower tin
or
'65
home of Mrs. Dr. Allied iatrge. Pros“ entertainment of the etching cousin-i is pm ry
enjoyable ed oi recitations, music, singing and. ,. L...“
phonograph selections. Alter the pto-'
grant a bounteous slipper was served
A number of colonial ecstumes were
noticed among the seventy-five people
present. A nice sum was netted tor
the chapel treasury.
——Dipiherla relieved in twenty min-L
utes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thorn-
as’ Eelectric Oil. At any drug store.
, (Continued from first page.)
12 Janelle» lhipa Icing Repaired.
ST. PETERBBURG. Foe, tilt—The
Birshewia VledomOsti says a telegram
has been received from Baron Guis-
burg, who has a contract for supplying
coal to the Russian navy (but whose
present address is not stated) asserts
that twelve armored Japanese ships:
are now In dock undermine repairs for
Home injuries inflicted upon them In
their battles with the Russians.
Russian Jlbutli lee-drew at 000:
SUEZ. Egypt. Feb. Ike-The Russian
squadron from Jibutii is reported top
anchored in the Gulf of Sues. 86 miles
south ct Sues. A torpedo boat destroy-
er which had already entered the canal
bound earth, has sailed south again
to rejoin the squadron. .
cur Hendr- 0enerai Kcnpatltin.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb 26. --'l‘he
diamond inslgnla ot the Order of an;
Alexander-Nova“ which the Gear has
conferred upon heneral Kat-apatite.
”8 accompanied by an swimsuit iot-
ter trust his molest! Martina in corn-
lriimentar terms to (tea Kuropstlntt't
eelfeacrl cine readiness to accept the
dilicult post of radium commander-
inrchiei' in Manchurlp
Iafen luyemauu biannua- War.
SEATTLE. Warblaatoa. Feb. 3d.—
Barcn Buyetnatau at .l .~ who baa
arrived here communication on an
porter: government mission said in
discussing the war:
1 "It is for in a gigantic struggle. and
due which we tried to avoid. But JI-
will sent her last than and spend
last dollar in order to win.
Vail-run. m eIterator. “can...“
diaement but at same tithe we
ETERSBURG. when.“ 26.:--I 36
tillhyhlting
to maintain ourgpgiatonco as .
.. _. 7 :n-ET. . .
EOPlJL'AR AMUSEMENTS
H O Y 'i" S T H E-A' AT R E.
“MAV ”OK! WEEK."
Beginning Monday; Matinee. Feb. 22.
Mule-willow
lpeciai Engagement oi
MAY" FISRE
sa‘ého :3?” ogre?” co.
’OI' e 0mm
unclear aohma
M0 Hll‘ Own cream".
mo Vaudeville A
New and [Mia enery,
Orliilant I I Illeeta.
RI? IYOINI.
Atom
Friday . ......... A Man from
. Saturday ...... . . . . River
I ' Mlhlflm- in).
irdday ....... . ........ tier Ransom
Ialurday ........ Pom:- or till cm-
i POPULAR PIIOIO:
.ltenlng...... 40.1mm.
i Milieu ............... ‘..1N and 200.
have; 6.31:!!! frail.
one than 0L '.'
MONDAY. "0.29 29.,
a. c. wutjrtt'etr. Pile
THE mulled: re ngégfipg
a...
calico
iratea
THE Show Gull.
oral. Jigsaw. .
eo—orttaae—eo
06 OINOINB AW: “HOMO MILO.
its; various tract eataiel.
“Warehouses and other but
tirely destroyed by the are.
an altmnl rental of about $118,000.
OII POI?!
of ye... will inaure yea-‘- 5m
-£nsuasaeaetaloed|vlneelm
The
in .
the hips and a considerable width _‘A
btcocil low 01th
Baltimore. reports that, belonging to
“fit? ‘
an 3L3“ “3'“3.‘.2'.ti°‘tdi -: : ,3
‘IOUTN NORWALK, COINN.
WET.
no.
I"! hints.
first. socialite of “:0”.
0 0r '0 more it a
:p’"! «Wot. term: ‘ W
i5. man
ration!
e A’
"was: mamflebu. rm.
res
_‘ 55635 M. LAWON. Cashier.
otsacroiti. ‘
John H. Knapp Henry hymour
Josiah I. Marvin larumman
Ohrletiln ewmz are Marvin
I. H. Mothers?” John will
re . .
m..." .w‘. Britons.
. Funeral Director
and Etnbsitner
baldness. I ruler-n Terrace.
Taleflniio flat badge. 8 ,
(hit Weather
wuss ONE or run
uoous iS unscrew.
iEN‘l‘LY warm ”"3
vnav may nun VEttv
ADVISARIJ‘: T0 Ltott'r
. (its
tiling
sun raonucn run RE-
cumEn mama.
'i‘lil'ti CLEANUNES’S
our
ADDE spectrum ‘m
m; mos.
‘ who“. so. -
.p-‘Q‘
.Men die widows cry,
sorry. but that ii
but a policy in.
dean. .050
an”
friends. are
at tarnish bread.
H “by“ h f
t We insur-
payable immediatelynteknfie family
Milton
"ONION. aoauv.
United Oat-it Oli'g. ,
independent.
In. Norwallt.
Blvlllbnfl
ego. initial-3 tout shields
lieu-gelatin”:g and P
{harm on NIP“. roles. noes
notions LACEY&C0.
to North Main or. '00th Norwalk.
tenements as» , A
6100 RIWARO. 6100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there a at loan
as dreaded disease that so one!
‘6 en able to cure in all its stages. an
that is Catarrh. liali'u Catarrh Cure
in the only positive cure now known to
o.thc medical fraternity. Catarrh being
“a constitutional disease, Noah-ea a ct)
stittttional treatment. Halls catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directr
ly upon the blood and mount aallaces
of the system. thereby destroying the
ion lotion or the disease. tutti air vi,"
thensatient strength by building up the'
MU H
gtitutlou and assisting n atur in, c N‘”““ ANb INN]
ding its work. The proprietors
an no Paarriate mn'ittouas'
so much faith in its curative pow
that they otter One Hundred Doll:1 :::i::‘:: it m'“p‘ "if.“
for any case that It falls to cure. So
for list of testimonials.
. W to A rapr run one w git-
MIN ARI NIH". ‘ r‘ '}
oAddress F. J. CHENEY a CO Tole-
0Sold by all Draggilte. 75c.
CALI. 00 ON THE PHONE 139
. t .
we can ntva yous w65‘io
Mona can: AND ansurldp
Now kTItAN w [will enema visa
m habiuo’m vdheouitlo
THAT as on runs tt its r'ttgli.
mam 'rl vor- Haul wen. 'i'?‘
Paamn noun. poll 9":
%
J t
Talte Hall' 5 Family Pills for consti-
potion.
roa STEAM“
OTWATERI ,
"6w". 5 "A
AND "'0'? It“
the slamming of that
door—keep out the"
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glhss. The
ECLIRSE Ctlédlt ANb'
Seatso‘will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
‘ order“ we'vemn. ‘
= ‘- Erna .
[and 10* Caia'. .gog gal 60 '
. reMt- ~'~ ~43 i'tcfw‘l.
r6”! i W “mg?
tit Lt LRTY.
. so no entire otheopu‘i .'
Making nittn‘ for MW e 'm
givhtg 29 per cent. discount. on last .
year's Gold Mu ‘- ;A';j A
. * " » ' u; 'uwroct.fi3'tgvo"
5 " 1&ng $635th Townhfit
hid a. al 6 on p
melveetmrfsm
.'I’l
‘rc'YOfItF
ninth
emotional-Er"
/ Denny 8. Hull. Representative.
1 Louder Blit. South Norwalt. Ct.
.’.‘.m-la ‘- ~
Earning, Power
. 3 Tested with"
«room than if- Invested at 3%
per cent: and 66 28 perm cent. greater
“1'“ "WE... .. “feta ..
.u' ”2.3%."
:4
as: New. gnaw '
Mp Mg: ‘
01 your se'imia- .
forwfill huge
6 ..:I aim also, hand tufted.
years and by
Aut ”rule, ‘-
43: ,,
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