1 Stephenkoo ,1
2 hishbmafihere. "
Paul Schultz ‘1
Bridgeportsftor a visitflbere. 2
. ‘ ‘ «a t o
p noldp. olppve undone.
= Routinebuslncss was transacted at
the i‘neetlngof the EastNorwallt Fire
_‘ Police held last evening.»
= . Williamflsgco and Miss Magoo. oti
Roslyn,f1l. I soentdlcw Year's as
guests of-Wllllamll. Gilbert. =
, Andrew Stanley.‘who has been vis-
iting iri ds‘jhere. returned this mom.
1 ing to hpssho‘me‘ inNow ,Yorli.
Miss Lulu Roy“
has returned to .
monitor. *' or New I
‘ f his
. it: Mendelssohn...
as been out of school for tho
‘weeloi,“reslinlcd her duties to-
.llowa on‘stations, is‘s endin
til colt inflfdei‘w York! p g
2 Congressmen Theodorafiell, of Bali.
foruia. left yesterdayfor Washington
alter I,.Yillt.1With relatives“ here.” '
o. o. almond-s. cram shalom.
who has been'spending. the, holiday
week with Mr. and Mrs: Daniel Wicks.
has total-newborns. :~ g , 1 .
2Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt
and family. of New. York. who spent
the st 1 week“ at their summer! home
1 Mr. and «Mia. Henry: Seymour;
East Norwalld were guests at the;
01‘
ittt treatment/island. have returned
1011 2‘ 2 ‘
a!
limo
Wood. shame master
1 human; . '_ Prote
nocencewon’t‘tcd‘2 all!
. who will take a drink
were no mothers
dispel-lay schedule
it spantgthe balance
.1 di ‘ ' the
present is
rd ortnn
stony . ~
laud e have vis-
, stupidly
Miss Mabel. ‘l‘lt‘slltlllt the holiday
vacation at. her home in Wilton. 1
‘ Miss ’HattiefGould. who has been ill
in visitinx
1 Mrs. Nelson presence, is, seriously
ill .andaattendedhy In. Frank ‘aorg
em. = ,1 1 1
‘ Miss Madeline Sturges, of Westport,
has spent a few days with Miss An-
na Banks. ‘ - 2 .
, “.eAnd
erson, L of ‘ Bridgeport, in
Frank 1
annealing the ‘llebi
MVN’ paid 1 you
y now send
‘viun rolldhluid.’
a thing." ‘ 1 1 .
‘ "But yousceln inforget he ran away
with. my_wile."e~'i'own Topics. 1.
“ _ , WW
‘2llixpcrt.—~"My wife is the roost
micsl woman 1i ever sawi"
W'You say hit
8100 be borrowed.
ll of Willi “for sort
it never heard of such
scouts
, .ig - n. 11
‘°l.:°ni:.h’nir.s:°i°s:v . .» «it‘ll. ..... my 2.. .2. .1...
with relatives in Pound Ridge, N. . it canit‘help 39138 a 1011‘ why below
it stops
~Detrolt‘ Free Press. 2*
anloco-d‘ana-ounmua-na“;
_ sevens, can.
EAST NORWALK.1f"_ 1(son...
lifYou Whittle Sell
your property. Whether it is‘a farm.
of any description Quickly, call or ad-
dress 1 ,.
w. B. DcGARMO
88 Wall Street. 1 Norwallr, Conn.
it will he of advantage to you also
to see me if you are desirous or bu?-
s house and lot in town or real oblate (3 ace
lug. scissorsppoc =
, ‘zorsrstyops etc. all
-. atlzeryllow prices. 21
as. as said Ll.“ want music;
wemkris «9’5 i1"
‘BTIAK c D W..$..‘.....-nn....«1
eases Heston
FR°.T "I.” obsess-crsboosnoo‘o
FLAT "..H tal‘oetcsloooro‘soseev W
“’1'“!!!le 1
WHITE HALIBMT ..,a........“.“.. 140
‘tALMQN (whole fish) ..........=W¢u
Attdom n; times or resell
“FISH AT is asouastaeslosa
m
G successes-IQIO‘
cinnamon its... Building.
THE Psorta'srisn AND owns _
2 ‘ ‘ ' M‘Alillillt'lf.. ‘ f1 =
1 our Woes «Tar.
savri-imo m m ittuniumou.
LAMP i8 unsouatso; 2 1.
issue on ‘A‘Viaiflfv‘iogfl terns
can. Asp sat-waver. ; '
. . _
group's; r‘os use so... on .9.
The new man also... been
ins any kind of property.
1905
. in NW 13‘. ‘. . . .
. The» latestnreports from Miss Flop the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
83.08 millenwwhohss been coniinsd i warehouse.
in a‘ kiroom at ‘herlfoltle for thew Mrs. W. F, Rowland and sonChar-
past memoirs with eye trouble, are l 108 have mmrnt’d from n Week“ “all
home of Mr. and'Mrs.:ltobert Seymour, 12
Riverstroet, Milford. the past week. 1
Miss Minerva Bell has resumed her}
schdoi .- duties hinvNew Jersey, after 2}
on are: via-whenever our
South emails. y _
CAPT. CHAHL‘ al.1080153, ,Pi‘opi
«o. a...
, spending=1=tlie='hollday, vacation at her:
home in East Not-walk; ’
underestislnctom The doctor feels.
assured“ instills-sight or the eye has
A regular meeting of the Pastime. 5 been saved. which at one time looked
in wedding. '
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has returned
from a visit of several days at her-
filiealThiS‘mMind
(fiOTElI'l/iéidillh
=°°MERuwg3ag 19:58”: AND
~u»....--Tm..—4’m-~-~f'w¢hw N... 5...“... W... -m.
Athletic Club was held at the cluhively dwillnia “”9"“ W9- 2 ‘ V = Newly furnished'rthrouzhout. Most = ,, _1
. 1 1 The co iitionv p s, . “ Mr. an rs. Henry Kennel. of Red» that. we sell Wall Papers, Crocker- - 1 ‘ . = ’ THE LANE" TAN-0R AND FUR-
r001i"! Wt evening. Routine butiness. “t 0 D. Wood of ding.” 1t New Years' Day' with M r. . . Vi comfortable and unto-date hotel in tho- BiER. \
was transacted. “Thercluh held open?
entertained: a largenumber of their;
friends. Refreshments were served. ‘
The. watch night services in the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
were largelyui‘lttended and full of in«
terest. The old- fashioned love least;
gave a zest to the service. The last‘
moments of the year spent in solemn
consecration to God, were especially
memorable and made a deep tin-i
presslon on many hearts.
2 . The schooner Frances Goodnow was 1
= totved up the river yesterday by the-
steamer Addie V. This schooner is»
loaded with wood pulp for tho St.
George Paper Company. This will
probably be the not, hargo of wood
pulp to arrive this year. as the Can-
adiall harbors are all ice bound now
house during therday and evening and 1‘ a
= stood
Higiand-favenue.9wlio is critically ill’
H ,; time there. Was somewhat im-'
proved this morning. ills sister~in~
law, .Mra. Jared “Scolield. who rcsidesi
in the same“ house. was suddenly?
strlclien with paralysis, yesterday. and
is. hoyerl g1 between life and death. Blip
is uncqn .ciousnud‘hurely alive today.
Jack Lockwood, the pet bulldog oi,
the Rowayton stations. who priiiesi
lliinsolf on his-slick. white coat and}
neat, appearance, started out Sunday;
nlghlgto make a-fetw New Years calls,
and on his rounds called on Engineer.
Hoffman. at} the pumping station.
When he, saw his old friend. Jack
, on copper in some oily waste”
took twoirsomersaults in the soft coal. 1
and in the morning returned home the ;
and Mrs. Jacob Kennell. .
Rev. 1.11.. Shivcly. is enjoying a
two woelts' vacation at his home in
Unlonflil‘ all et ah et s etaoishrdluuu
Chambersburg. Pa.‘ ‘The Christian
Union service at the Conmational
Church will be led by Mrs. Charles
Scoiield. on Sunday evening,
. M“ u—«m‘w .
DISG‘RAOEFUL DEFICIENCIES.
it is a disgrace»
'i‘o- hall-do things. .
Not. to develops our possibilities.
To be lazy, indolent, Indifferent.
To do poor. slipshod. botched work.
To give a bad example to young peo-
ple. .
To have crud
e. brutlsh. repulsive
gwotlilse' for wear and in much need of n1 manners.
a 1
To hide a talent because you have
Gluuwnro. lamps. Chimneys and;
Burners. Shelf Paper. Window Shades,
Cornice Poles, Curtain Rods. Ready
Mixed Paintsgwmdownlass, musicals,
Stains'and Varnislles. Paint and. Ar-
tists’ Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks. ll‘ramod Pictured, Photo
Frames. Stepiudders. Chair Sleplad
tiers. Artists'Matei-lnls for Oil. Water,
Charcoal and. Crayon Work.
. We do a amoral Painting, Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business.
city; Electricity and heat in every}
room. 'Baths in connection. Pan‘-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently.
appointed. - Always comfortable and
quiet: . 2
Cafe carrying a full line of Acker—
Merrill and Condlt's.wines, liquors
and; cigars. Best stocked bar in the
glty. 1 Special bargains for tho holl-
aye.
T. y. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE can, cope.
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect lit. .You can get my reference
everywhere that my work is perlect.
My prices are according to my work.
Please give us a call and yoirll surly
get your money's worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts.
coaotso, furs and palate. My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
better than elsewhere and we also give
Hunt Stamps. 1 2
Cleaning and repairing neatly done
31 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
" rill lately i“. in land.
Your“ darlings invested“ with" the la-
dustrlal Savings and: Loan Co. are free
from speculative dangers-earn (per
cent; panhandle
+ Bust
for little ‘boys‘and girls. .
'0
Price $1.00 and $1535- 1“
Ladies" and Children’s all
Wool Jersey Leggins, extra high
cut,'75c and dsc.’ . 2‘
Little Boys' Hipgaoata puts
on. has 1 _ ‘
Men‘s and Ladies‘ warm Slit
and the schooners cannot get out. only one; : Respacmlliy, "‘B million!!!" £4“??? be" f-dt and “”9““
1 The funeral at mediatetliflurd w.t DARIEN AND NOROTON. ‘ To livfi a half life when a whole the “ maflmén: . 1 M15- , 1. 1
Nine was held yester ay a ternoon n a... s . ‘9. a»... , ’ om Ladies‘ Felt wm Lifted
t, o'clocltvtrom his late residence in Frederic Williamson has retui'ncdi no lie scrupulously clean ln~pcr- "I! 1|!le ‘0 = 2
East Norwalil. The funeral was at to New Ygl‘k “alter a visit with roln- con and surroundings. ‘ your oontrol. 5 Bulb. leather foxsd- mafiWQd.
tended by a large delegation of nlem-
bers of Washington Camp. Pro. 9, ct
tivos liere.
~New Buckwheat for pancakes at‘
T0 acknowledce a fault and make no
effort to overcome it. -
LHJecRGI
P0! cent. P" I!"
num void for ev-
ery day invested.
at ‘345. ‘ ‘ , . ‘
Children's Short .Ruhherifiotltis.
A.. and Sherman Council. Royal Arcar Street‘s,0ash Grocery, To be ungrateful to friends and i , , , _, , ‘ y, _
1 sum. The nail bearers were three John P. Brummer. of Darieu. was it those who have helped us. “ . f _ 1. _ _ ‘p = Withdfl'lflll‘ fl fletoed lined, pure 1%prthth
members of each lodge. Interment New Year's caller on friends in South 1‘0 80 through life a plenty WM" .7 WASHINGTON STREET Endorsed by the $3.: mm and $1.50. ‘1 ='
was in Riverside Cemetery.
The East Norwulk Fire Police kept
open house yesterday and entertained
Norwalk. yesterday.
Mrs. “R. W. Smith is quite seriously
ill with pneumonia. and there are a
nature intended you for giant,
We have climed to our position.
To kick over the ladder upon which ‘
‘ South Nortvalk. Conn.
authorities upon investments. ,
Blots Supervision of. Nova York and
Children’s high a-lil‘l,’ ‘1' Alt-
“ 1 2 . l . “Mam“ . tics, Signs. for special X" pres. ,
1 th lr friends. The re are. u i th can . ’ To rossl i lraut in these vs 2 1 .: ‘..;~§L"*.:~' ‘23:. e , * ; ‘f
fié‘i‘fii‘i’mnfioah Nowell: Fir: P0- mm? ‘er (3 M“ mm of frcgouglm £53m society. T°"’“°“'=~°’""'°"°"' I " ‘ 335:5; . 43 351%." oflfif’n‘t‘iifii 35...; m ' “A” W: 3‘
. it in the H, . 5m. . - ...,'. .
“09 have gained for hospital y WESTPORT to ignore the forces whith are . a Mortimer M Lee R. Leslium ‘ .1
past certainly increased by their at.
fair yesterday. Refreshments were.
served and people who called at, the
rooms were well fallen care of by the
hunts. 11. was an all around good time
There“ is talk of some Bridgeport 1
parties giving a dance in 'l‘oquet opera
house this month. =
The condition of Mrs. Charles Oolio.
proving clvillzation in your own coun-
try. . 1
Not to be able to carry on lute-ill-
gsiitly conversation upon current to
pics.
To 511er responsibility in politics. or
hotshot-mm ' hills ‘
Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean. neat and durable.
Charles E. Dow
Miss Boerum.
John I. Lawrence
,, . -m......«. ,
(bushels
Shoe stores,
. . who. u. this. In
and everyone enjoyed it in ”19 W’p‘” .micilen who is critically ill at her mid-din" Well?“ '4“ ‘ l H
1 , . ‘ . ’ ' ' 2 . . liff t i h uhii, wel- «saw 2 our boatload». sun... R N h 1
sp‘Amvcry pleasant party was held Salt home at the mes’ghows an improve it'grct.)e W m“ 0 t e p (- 993:, M “unfit“ ““‘iflif‘ih' Draco ' 3‘ - as ’ DERM‘TOLMIST' Nam If d ‘3. '3 I l k
‘ evenln ill. the home OLArtllllH " ‘ To know “mm“ Of the mm“ we W . ‘ . ' F9 “ . an 0.; .
Salaam“. {52 Seaview avenue. Th0") ‘: 092.?hgfuggeo‘?gaggmggnfizggeégdh3:3 sec, handle and ouigy every day of our m. " ’ " b g.“ ' -‘ COR. N' MM" AND WEST 8T8. cfllno, DIST. ———-—~——-—--—-——- .
were about twenty-hm per9°“"“pms' changed visits. and the compliments of livos. ‘ ‘ 30° NORWALK- GONN- Lockwood: ”I”;
out and all enjoyed e oclolaswo york the season. To be ignorant of thogenerel history . QARNEY a, BIRRY.’ . .. _»__._~_ “firm.“ can”.
number of visitors from ”)2“ being Mrs. E. B. gmm,’ who has been of the world and of the various coun- , ‘ , ‘. 0
were in attendance. ”no“! ‘ visiting in this vicinity for the lloil- tries. 0m“ Hours:
members ofa mandolin quaricitc.
the all vocal selections wore
tru ental a
mu m the eveningand in an ,
rendered during
excellent manner. Refreshments Wl‘l'fl ‘ Mrs. William Jennings. who was found Not to have intelligent knowledge of , TOIDPDDIIO H 1
served and danclht was enjoyed dead in her home. Thursday. heart die. the general chairs of the world. and ‘2‘ . “an."“m PLUHW.
throughout the even nui ‘ the East ‘euge being me cause, were held this tho inter-relations of nations. are tit. Isadore. Arc light, strong, dup- = I
New Years Day 9"” “’9 n afternoon. Interment was in the NM- l0 kn0‘" 19‘0““! about the “W5 i “i, a l 2 ‘ “ * ' 31: M’
Avenue Methodist Church attracted. t of health about physiology and by- "3"" can: mm“ at skate °" C 1 1 1~
ing and even- Greens Farms Come ery, . ‘ 1 d ‘ .h , . 1 ”or “‘11..
{arse go‘lzslggg‘t‘ig‘nfixogmm was the Nevgr in the history or thin (0'93!) has signavgelmnti‘lasltglugyrg "meg; 0 market. w. have sold them for ' . . . . _
its. - ‘ _ there ecu as many tramps nev once 0 .. . 1 ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ V“ " at? = i 1‘
'1;"?Kelioii‘éfiiiigmnii’nihw3ih‘é“'33; M! at‘ the presenth time lland lthere are “33.33%: agrlgflggllgg'mmw may-3r :2? ‘1“ 1:12;; Our stock of new goods Just in Ca t i d l” T '2 .
u . 0 _ , occas one whcnt e aui orites are at 9° a eg 1 -’ ‘ 2 = i" ' '0 ”)9 dB } ' '
flood and WWW“ 0“ probation. Fm" a loss to know what to do with them. To f)! Milling?“ in “1.30 days i. a little larger thm ever Mort n era“ * ' ‘ u "a". r ‘ ‘ " .
erick Deway Parker-ton, Mrs. Marion
Helen Hosted. Miss Jessie Evelyn Mor-
gan. Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg was also
received on probation. Marlon All-
gusie llueted. infant daughter oi
George A. and Marion l-l, Hunted. 6
Pleasant street. was baptized. Joel F.
Parties. Mrs. Phebe Banks, Miss Ellen
E. Banks, Miss Philura Mervin. Miss
Grace M. Mueller and Mrs. Evelina A.
Young were received into the church
by certificates of transfer from other
church. The Christmas music was re-
poaicd in the evening and highly up-
foilows: 'l‘uoadsy 7.45 p. m.. prayer
days. has departed for her home in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Funeral services over the remains of
The advice to “Move on," is hardly
sudlclent and the character ottbe av-
erage hobo Is not one to inspire con-
fldence when at large after dark.
There have been stories, not tully con.
iirmed. however. of some holdups and
demands [or money and numerous
families who have been troubled with
these visitors after dark. Hobo hotel
is crowded nightly and the opinion
gains ground that
should contrive some means {or male
lug Westport a less desirable place to
tarry in than is the case now. All
business and their chief aim is to beg
the authorities ,
Not to know enough about the laws
oat lenders. reformers, artists. and
musicians of the world.
ct free schools... ch" newspapers.
periodicals, “and ~ clrcu sting libraries.
To be so controilsdby any appetite
or passion thstoaeis usefulness and
claiming in the! community are im'
DMM.‘ 1 ' ‘ .1
Ton-be totally indexation! natural
history. with“ «lotllllll ill-“l science
which underliuba‘ths haunt had the
marvels at nature; = ’1 ,
Not to have an intelligent idea of
the country in which his live anotto
know its history. its industries. and
the conditions of its people. ‘ 1
'l‘o lire in the midst of schools, lili-
~rkates
justlble than other. and in can 7°"
have an accident and break down .V"
are talented in getting repairs and
this we can do ‘quiekly'aa we buy it'-
rect from'fsetsry. We eer‘y all sizes
and prices and would lllt that you look
them over before buying.
Charles‘ E. 2Dow,
Wall
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We have taken a good many °
‘ 9 to 12 a. m. m 8:60p. at.
PLAN. AND ”IO! ”“110".-
JOIIING.
BIPORI IUYINO WM‘flJIR
STRIPE FOR 900!!! AND ‘WIN-
DOW! GIT IITHMTII OF “I.
tin or onto: town orders blunt!
promptlrattandad to. 2 “‘
-- I'llflflcle-
7. "MN OTIII'I'. NORWALK.
predicted. a at unithere is no accommodation. Not to know anything or the-move: ' ‘ ‘ . We to ea in stock ev - ‘ ‘ A
Weekly bulletin 0‘ “10 EN“ AWN" vnggfsympsthy for the trumpet; in meets for human betterment and not 112 WAQ:;:GT::£OTRIIT thin try; “Mfg, the dummn surety Bond!
Methodist Eplfléoiml Church: The someones the man is indeed an one to help them along, to the extent of 1 ' 1 3 3° -‘
Week of Prayer will be Observed “9 fortunate. but for the maturity ii. is 9. our ability in time and money. 1 ~ . -, . -- . of your house inside or out. 0! ‘1' 31“., “
for Sunday echoes and families, led
by Superintendent John R. ii'l‘lommtr
(lieu; Wednesday... 7.15. prayer for.
young men and wc’tnen, under the sus-
pices of the Epworth a, H. A.
(icib, loader; cabinet meet no at the
close of the service it brie! meeting, of
the Otiicllu Board will beheld: there
will be, no meeting «or theJunlorBaud
on Friday: Friday. “to. in..- the Dili-
hial Board «outcome d2 .schsrojpttiie
Sunday school. other a o theflpwortb;
league silicone. Millie Junior; illicit.
und'sli «tibrlatianmwho«delimithtsisuc- 2
sass of . the “propelled . revival“, auction
are requested to meet :flldtfillh ..
Hendersunhyl). ‘D5, ”in _ 8th
walk ilifieit‘li'taiiiut‘ (ifiibtchul‘) _
m ‘W 1! Mil. 0,111 .ns
my to choose mmn'r%wim. 3v»
howill conduct in The bin at ,.
. .35.
Note
a, ythroush life and a, work.
“a story has dually lost: out rela.
tive’ to a‘iolipiplayod uponhn. ll. Sip~
oerley..iuf*lnaston. recently. Mr. 81p-
periey iii Ill ore. is a great“
joker
whores
the, turn .1
recent. most . ‘
contrl, toys it one on
townti n it: ”i will be the
«incoming, hug. for n
cos.“ ‘lcu ryj; ,
,rs‘li‘geditnat gluon": '
prosum ly , whiskey you
smuggle Antoine hamper his
Willie :llil owner“ was diam
d conditionally
' ‘ ' 'u
to filim,.eheeriiy._ .lt all evens. u .
s ‘ ‘5 Judge-«Prison
raries, museums, leetu picture gai-
ieries. and improvement. c abs, and not
to avail oneself ofitbelrsdvsntsgau-
Orisonrfiwdtt Maiden in “Success.”
nun-unto!
COMPIN.ATION.
inseam t
_. J’Oh. well.‘ answered
aior tier-
“loll of; dullness” ‘_ insulation he
. “haircut his“ own ”ill outflow“-
2 on or. =
an; “ma-um
" - bronchitic.
tire to
secure
l
Glam ‘1 like
drunli ii
«W ,1 is your n e?
may»
?‘ "it is shti‘tldul‘to hear some of the ‘
blunders that are circulrfifl about a ‘
8 a
the onions says you 1
didn’t lindr‘your ‘
1 “telephone «ammo-as.
Gonham.
. . it
TILIPHONI 13H ' .
10 Flfll'l' IT. I. NORWALK}
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Blah-liner.
0 North Main It. south Moment.
Resilience, rial-0mm “retrace.“
Jacob H. um... ’2
a. it An. tenth smog.
moi... m. , '
no nit-trail now sushi. yous
noes. . “
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