“" some of them almost as high as a
‘ ' a coating of. glare ice and the intense
“I William irwinlcon: , 9"
has resigned his“, [- i
on at the Orahcent Laundry.
‘ germinal“ tuber
.tli1:45 my "
obisI Booth in conduct! to his 4
honri‘c with a severe attack of tonsiiltls. 9 . f
_ nan 44a outing Club will hold a
ride tofitannord on {1‘44494rsd9ayv
M99 9 of Virginia Misti“?
_ are e I van
Christian? county school.- lIst night.
“’ as .4404 as largely Ittended as usual.
fred E. Cave. who reiid‘es on Bay.
,Place will move his family to
debits on the 1541:. where he
red a position «as machinist
lblfl "A ND
vspinn on» very
t 14444ch was per.
444 C ‘ ' 9 Mthedangb
term! John 0444414444513» ado her tieh
449.}: , “Bulimia? 44. Monday. at
l4m9ptib given in her- honor by her
fe‘thei- at his New York house. Miss
Orimmins has 44. hum of friend in
Stamford and Nomtbfi" » a 9
John'it. Brainard, I veteran of Com- ~15: ‘
y F, Twelfth '(iotineoticut Value» _ ‘
diede '
y It the soldiera'
roamed tin-4m '
rooming and though Drawtender John
{Cole worked as quickly as possible.
be people who were compelled to wait i
for the draw to close did: not do so
with very ant-client grace. .
East Not-wall; awoke this morning to
44.4.4 itself Inow‘sd undel- big drifts,
mIn' I head. blocked the sidewalks and
‘ streets and made work very difficult
for the trolicyinen to get their cars
through. The roll was covered with
cold made matters worse. Coming I-
cross the bridge this morning to South
thwalk several ladies had experien.
cell which would remind one of the
datiron bul iding in New York. Skirts.
went up in the air and the owners
were blown against the iron railings
bil‘ the sides of the bridge. All who
Wife not absolutely compelled to at»
out business today very wisely stay
ed in the house and let it storm. Cole 44
Electric Express found it impossible
to get through from Bridgeport owing
to the snow and traffic of all sorts was
Itobped or delayed.
ROWAYTON.
walls Judge and Allen Judge, of
New York, are attending school at the
Rowayton ”public school.
Lawrence Grant of the East Side.
who has been Very ill with typhoid
fever. 99iI impoovlng rapidly.
ge.Dahi of New Yokr. is sub-
Iti htlng for Baggage Matter 1‘. E
Lochvmod. who is taking a vacation.
A. II Kendrick. of this place. who
represents I New York dye ,tlrm. ex-
pects to go'to Providence, R 1.. next
week. to test and sell dyes
'l‘llere wad no school in Room 4 at
the Rowayton public school today. as
Principal E. H. Lane is attending the
funeral of his mother-.indaw
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ogden of Row-
ayton avenue. entertained Mr and
Mn. James W. Ogden and daughter
Dorothy. of Pearl River. N. J., New
Year’s Day
The Rev. Joseph A Judge and fam-
ily. of New Jersey. hIVe moved to this
place and are residing at present with
Mrs. Judges parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
H Crockett of Crew avenue. 9
Rev. Janet Scott is to conduct a Week
of services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church beginning Monday night. the
ninth inst Mr Scott was assistant
pastor at Jariea Street Church. Brook-
lyn with Dr Adams for sometime.
On Friday night the oillcera and in‘
terested members of the M. iii. Church
are to be present at a meeting of the
Methodist Churches at. Norwalk. where
plans are to be presented by Dr. Ben-
derson of New York city, relating to
the union Methodist movement. which
is to take place in February.
There are-to be services in connec-
tion with the Wool: of Prayer of the
Methodist and Baptist Churchs. Last
night. in th Baptist Church. the ser-
mon was by Rev A. L. Hubbard, and
thin evening at the Baptist Church he
will also preach. On 'i‘huraday and
Friday evening there will be Iervicea
at the Methodist Church.
The Railroad Company has men on-
mmed in enlarging the waltng room
A m ,
“‘n‘iwfléfil asses
as a beans ‘
of Mr. and Mm‘fmihur E. howls. Cres-
ceni street. for a few days. '
Miss Mary Randell has a position as
BTW???“ “W 4
44‘00 inhabit.
Miss Belle W
Pratt institute: 44r‘ _
glee after attending the holidays with
her parents. '
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Russell nn
nounce the 43.944888644444444 of their daugh-
ter Winifred to William? .,Neal of
Walton. N; Y.
William Wallace of Brooklyn. who
has been a guest of William Bryans.
hi Rustic Knoll for a few days. has
returned home
A party of young people met at Bus
tic Knoll. the home of Mrs lda Brit
one Saturday night. and spent a dc-
iightful evening in dancing and
gun: 4824 until midnight.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Evere re-
ceived a large number of Glenbrook
people at their home, Monday after-
noon. Miss Susie Snelllng. who is a
guest at the parsonage. and an ac
compllshed pianist. rendered several
selections which charmed her hear
era
Miss Helen Lewis. who, has been
spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Justin Lewis.
Holmes Ave. has returned to Boston
to resume her studies. Her brother
Raymond. who has also been at home
for the olldays. has returned to
{Stevens in titute, to resume his Itud~
es.
WESTJ’ORI.
Aidnughtcr has been born to Dr. and
Mrs. McArdle.
Mrs, G. W. Barbydi, of New Milford,
has been the guest of friends here
Mrs Waller Wheeler, of Huntington.
has been the holiday guest of her
444.0ther
lrving Sipperiey, of Washington. D.
(3., has been spending the holidays
with his parents.
Mrs. J. F. Godlllot is entertaining
Mrs Sarah Hartford. of New York.
Miss Minnie Rice has returned home
from an extended visit with friends in
New York.
Minn Winifred Romper hast returned
$0444 a visit With friends in Cleartleld.
44
Frederick Bourger has. gone to
Southern California where he will re-
main for the haidnce of the winter.
Miss Edna Ryder. of Bridgeport. is
the guest of Mrs. Margaret Sniffen.
if the planned for improvements. in
the. matter of a new road through the
444m section of the Farms. and the
extension of Pequot avenue to the
shore. Southport. are made there is no
where in the county where there will
be found a more beautiful drivaor
section of country. in the summer than
this. it is hoped that so itir I44 Went»
port is concerned the new road will be
I. reality and with the improvements
already marked in the Films auction.
and others that are promised in the
spring the town will be second in im-
portance and in the character of itIi
summer contingent only to Greenwich.
whoIe progroln, along the line of pros-
pcrity had been no southeast. and due
ut the eaut»bound station at this place.
'ihcsa improvements have lohg been
needed. as the old quarters were fit)
email that at many of the tram It
was impossible for all the paImIIrs
to find room inside. Thit was perv
' ticnlariy no at the early morning
:41 us
D-ARIEN AND NQROTDN.
Time In I need attendance It. the
recent roll nail! Ind In our light It the
Congregation
scam
gwuuan Nun wrong“ 44944 on» 9 or
new 1
anyone whiten
,, tioubi 8444444441- lichen
on. solid .4444... or” In. it. 44 f are. "
who nae been ill for some this. is
bomewhat changed for the worn. ,
muting ‘cf the Rim 3:4
' lie Congro atlonIl Chi:
It the home 194 Mrs (Lil
9 ,9“ ,
after a wot-it's violiioti.
II much to its 41434444444er close
proximity to Now Yor I it is to any
local Idvantageu‘ that it affords.
Mr. and Mrs. J. (l Hyatt entertained
friends at their home Monthly
masses here 'and there is every oer»
tainty of , The date for the
event 4
iii enhance
“the not"
“up“ 4
Now 9 oldisettlers are on g ov-
oi the aim 9 for
Then
he: Lollipo' Ald’ifi Will
E uhdptll this lift!rll‘
44c Muldim. iii Daub
, in: w
p, we had a good deal of wet. muggy,
foggy yweaihor. and that we had been Wm
Vining f
4 it‘ is all trolleylncn'a bail iwlth the
' 4.4444 mm
' 9 mggiestob.
I
Where in. Nov. and 1444444;
4 1, A9 hot or Accords" Broken by the
weather Director.
99h. amazon is so rare as the month of
member.
Another record breaking month has
inst 044de and with it has endeda
record breaking year. We have inst
caibycd weather conditions which
have put in the shade till the Decent-in
born that have gone before, and yet.
ye have paid little attention to these
phenomena except to thinlt ,whg. ding
weenie. mushy weather we '
The general impression would e that
Iroui’id in siuuh‘ most
time at in reality the ~geavora
literature has been 25 degrees
the lowest tanner for the month
of December which. 9494: on record rigs
this section. This temperature of
is 7 degrees lower .than the normal
temperature. 044 the lbth of em.
her we had the warmest day with the
temperature at 48 degrees. On only
5 days during the month as the tem-
pemture‘ above the period
The precipitatldnJor‘ the month was
3 and iii one hundredths inches, which
is above the normal. The total de
flciency for the year as far as precipi-
tation goes. is 6 and 32 one ilun
dredthil._
During the month of December there
has been 44 total snow fall of 27 inches
it havingsnowed on liftecn days. This
7-4ch flal is the greatest on record for
the month of December. 9444' 1896 a total
of 18 inches of snow foil during the
month stcember, andnp to this
tour th‘i has been the record. Decent»
ber, 1904. boats the record of '96. and
44.4 the years hereto or since. so far
as the weather bureau has any record
by 9 inches. ‘
During the great unow storm which
we held during the middle of the month
15 inches of snow fell in 24 hours be
fore this record for December has been
ill inches of snow. which fol on the
23d of December in 1896 lore 1905
beats the record by 5 inches. The
month of December has not been pro
erly appreciated
DID NOT WANT TOWN CHARGES.
”do... ‘
Claimed that influential MiddiIbury
citizen dent ann to connection.
BRISTOL. Jan. 4.--Jelln 84mm. a
veteran of the Civil War. and his wife,
both about 65 years of age. arrived in
this place early today after walkln as
from Meritien. They were tiredai
foot sore. and told a piliahle tale“ of
their sufferings since leaving their
home in Mlddiebury. Vermont.
84444 appears to be a victim ,of cln
cums: noes. lie in temperate and
while his health permitted was I hard
worker. For the past fun you”. how
ever. he has been unable to work and
the influential citizens of Middlebury.
feIringthat he would become a charge
upon the town. told him that. if he
went to Wishington his bouillon would
be increased and he would be able in
mm work which he wits capable of
doing and for which he would receive
$1.76 a day. Taking his- w-ifeg‘. the old
man started bravely forth. with his 44
dances carried hlni only as far as Mer-
lden. While here he remeinbered an
old comrade who kept a livery stable
in Bristol and walked the entire dis-
tance, to find him.
His tale interested members of tho
. and he will be returned to
Middlobur‘y tomorrow.
W
‘I’HE HljiD 09' THE KlTOHIN.
The kltdlien should it treatb‘d enr—
lonely. Mohamméd rod; whole
, Alp
melancholy from the N of; will?"
It superinduoed by impropbciy ' ‘
food. Curlvio always grew quart“
roiaome with his domeouio not part-
[9
I
nor.
Many I bitter and unkind, word.
spoken in haste and repented. at leis-
lumen of indigeation.
advanced civilisation.
forth men of gcnluu,of
94444.44
9 444'. when the“ occult: is right
And 444499494099 rightnoo
it's surely a season we’ll always re 9
Whithais ,
tier after eating an indigestiblc dinv
ure. was the effervescenoe of the
On the other hand the kitchen has
it has founded
homes from which there have come
world-wide ‘
coin-M who ”anew capitol the destiny ‘
All old English divine once said tblt
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log you must
gbt W6 itini‘to hails the
9. hive ‘93” "Hub. :4 9 9 .
the scientific ‘
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9 it. #5:“ . ”$9911”
‘ 9949 Wb'iilbnd you it temple, free 9
m DBDWNE. m, Pearl Strut, New 94'th
MIT OOAL EMA-4460. '
The soft coal embargo by which ship-
m do not use the Consolidated rail»
0
cleaned mu nI. 4449443441. over its sys-
te‘tn has been the roe ot- densities-a
hie busineiis- for
denim it has been found possible
to get once and awhile an empty car
here. which only his loaded from local,
on 44444441444441 Points.
on 441440th
con to ital/nods 4N.4.4Y.. and amino
devil
others to 44443th in Mussel: n-
famine to the eastward. 4'.
.4.
Bear‘Th's'nM' d
that we sell Wail Papers.9Cmcl:erv
Glassware. Lamps. -Chimueys‘ and
Burners. Shelf Paper. Window Shades.
Cornice Poles,,Curtain Rods. Ready
Mixed Paints. Window Glass, Enamels.
Stains and Vantishes. Paint and Ar-
tists‘ Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks. Framed Pictures. Photo
Frames. Stopladders. Chair Stepiad»
Charcoal and Crayon Work.
We do a general Painting. Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for businesa,
Respectfully.
L. H. locker
South Not-walk. Conn.
TIinhonI Decoration.
999999914“ I acuity
m the lactic". Arc light. strong. dur-
Ibis and the cutest. prettiest date In
the market. wI have sold than for
fifteen your- IM know there to re re-
liable in Ivory moot. Ar. mm I0-
thI an accident Ind bruit am w!
are intent-d iii patting stain and
4m m can 494494 999“”? II we buy di-
m: from intern. we carry in rim
and prices and would Ilk that you look
them over before thrills.
wrilbarlo" E Dow.
its wand 4644’s In.
49.44441 to 44444444444 delays 'QXDN'.‘
th Nome! it cool
yards and #Ibib'ndri to points cost.
9,94 while cm moot obtained iii, nth,
ymond.8rotll4~4
film cartoons of soft.
satin. There is Immwr I sort coal
lining the Year
IFWIIEIvaIIIIIIIIIIIIII
.ITE, PKGA I9IIIIIIIIIIO991
4 all You Want
I house and lot in town or reIi estate
of any description quickly, call or ad-
dress 9 4 "
w e. DeGARMO
86 Wall Street.
to so. me if you are denir‘ous of ‘91“?‘9
his any, kind of property; ,. .
OTEL VICTORIA
MONROE STREET.
furnished throunhont. Most
comic his and up to-date hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in every
room. Baths in connection.9 Per-
feet sanitation. Rooms. excellentlY.
inted. Always comfortable and
one at.
Cafe carrying a full line of lichen-
Merrill and Condlt's wines. liquors
and cigars Boat stocked bar in the
city. Special bargains for the bolls
4444444919
’1‘. J. SULLIVAN Prop.
rataeHoNa cALL, sea-e.
New
d‘ers. Artistu' Materials for Oil. Water, '
87 WASHINGTON STREET. '
Horace R. Nash,
iuIthiI than others and in IIII :00 ,
Use s'rauoaao rtxruass
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable. ‘
con. N. mm AND wear Ire.
so. uoawaut, CONN.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just. in
it I little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You itiiovr
we do the work 444 the very but
dunner.
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in Itoclt awry-,9
. .4 thing you need for the decoration
9 of your home inside or out.
E. E -
Durham.
‘l‘lLIPHONI 1443-244.
,4 444 near Ir.
; mm w. Invite
awn onion.
,, and Emulator-.99 ,
to; Sell .
your muslin with... 9.944 is .9 term. ,f
CONNIE RAILROAD AVENUE AND ‘
WIthctIltcnIgoode,
' contracts for 4444449» painting and .
I. uoawatu.
9 999,9,
Lands IMALL etusrtsu .. 12o
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it will be of advantage to you also ‘
DIANE
94d ”WA“.
East End of W
«in» smut.
gel-.41. GHARLI
" 3. FOX.
THE LADTEE’ TAILDR AND F9UR~
Clothes made at: older. gumbnteed
perfect lit. You can get my ref
everywhere that my work is be ct.
My prices are according to my werk.
Please give us 'I call and you'll surl‘y'
8 9090 £999.39. Prop.
We also have I nice line in Iklrts.
conotao. furs and waists. My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
4th than elsewhere and we also give
out Stump I.
Oleaning and repairing neatly done.
4 31 MAIN 81‘s NORWALK.
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tin lliil 441444444. Pu mm.
Your savings invested with the In
natrlal Savings and man 00. are free
speculative dangers—«Ira 6 per
bent. our annual
-—I profit consis-
tent. with We
methods—Ind Il~
ways subject to
your control. 6
-' per cent. per arr
num paid for ev-
ery day invasion.
withdrawable at
your pleasure.
'4 Endorsed by the most conservative
. InthoritleI upon investments.
Mote Supervision of New York and
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Accident Directors. RIIldInt Managers.
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DERMAMLOGJST.
CHIROPODIST.
Lookmd’a Hall.
"armour. Conn.
emu mm»
9 to 12 I. m. ifodniOp. n4.
”Milo”
announce.
r 5 34444135
Carpenter and Builder.
same and uncommon
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banana Iuvmo mom
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Jacob H. 1.4mm
get your money's worth at. my Itore. '
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surmise 444 III Ittuniuarleu.
ran new Niel-i canbtc power: 4
LAMP .9. cuscuateo. ‘ .
7' 9. GALI- AND EXPLAIN VII-WI
Buiidln 4 I I
matey “be": 9
sum. $2
Wow”-
MAKE U8 A VIEIT DB: LET US
474i.“ 494,9 4'
arcithc in...
for little boys and girls. '
Price $4.00 and $1.25. ' "'i
Ladiea' and Children's All
Wool Jersey Leggins. extra high
49:44t, 7549: and 85c.
:Little Boys Hip Boots. pure
9-25I
Man’ I and Ladies' Wm Slip.
pets. the best felt and flebc‘ed lin.
ed. at $4.25.
Old Ladics’ it Warm Linbd
Bale. leather fox :1, hand Ib'tmiid,
at $4.25.
Children a Short Rachel limit.
fleeccd lined, pure rubber, at $4.25
and 4.50.
Children‘s high I-bdcklc Arte
tics. $4.25. for special Xmas pr’bs.
ants.
Fiiiii‘. Milli
PLUM
STEAM.
nor Inuit.
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