- . Ohn W8 Banks. of Filth fit is 1
ii gate rent.
annoyances ol’ this kind.
‘ . the day yesterday. The teen Were un-
state to sgit to .the foundry.
E99 were noticed this morning. They were
-m‘nde her way to her upper berth nod
. and a member of that board will lead
..
19.1mm
. the meet .
“ '9 ,9 that evening” at the East Avenue Metho-
9. . dist Church.
3 ii‘ffst, iii
' Critics. fl“
Whitby ’ dersou is crlti oi
nei- bottle in Winfield street:I iii
his home by pneumonia.
‘ititt”"so¢lel smiles will
» s_ at the Advent
siting the Week in
, fi‘léndii’.
The special 8 rVice last evening til
the East Avenue Methodist Church was
big) of Albert (loll),
’ The niost prevalent source 0! trouble
in ' tnsto be broken were:
here are runny complaints etc
'1‘be storm rendered it necessary for
the Calumet Foundry to shut down for
Two very. fine specimens of Sun dogs
e’ceptiomiily clear and bright and had
a l the colors oi! the rsinbOw. 9
Rev. 8. D Woods, who hAs been so
seriously ill at. his borne in Highland
avenue Rownyton, is considerably bet-
ter' today, and is able to take it little
nourishment.
East Norwnlk people are as a rule
cuieful to shovel the snow oii" their
sidewalks but these are some who
will not under any considerstion. Those
people are readily picked out just now.
A special prayer service was held
yesterday in the East Avenue Motho.
dist Church After the prayer special
meetings of the Epworth League cab—
lust and the omclal board were held.
The special services to be held were
discussed.
The halboi was covered over with ice.
this morning and while the stoiunors
Were able to pass through it their
speed was very considerably slackcned.
A few more nights like last night and
the harbor will become entirely ice»
bound. The propeller City. of Norwuik
out a narrow passage through the ice.
A meeting of Christian workers to be
addressed byiho Rev T. S Henderson
D. D. on Frill: l) mu hint: “Hus. :it’iuulint
ed in East Avenue Church to be held
in the South Norwnlk Methodist
Church. This is incorrect. The meet-
ing will be held in the Norwulk Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at the time an-
trounced.
The Week of Prayer service this
evening at the East Avonue Methodist
Episcopal Church at 7.45, will he un-
der the auspices of the (idiots! Board
The topic will be‘ Prayer tor the Work
of God in the Church. " At‘ the closo‘ot’
this service a brief meeting of- the 0m-
cisl Board will be held. Allull ulterio-
unce is desired.
Mrs Jennie Litteil Nash s horse run
away this morning on the b‘inldge The
driver had just taken Miss Mary Nash
to school and was returning. The run-
nor of the sleigh caught in the. trolley
track and he use throun out~ The sni-
nisl bolted but fell and sustained seve-
rnl cuts, but fortunately use not nor-
iously injured.
ROWAYTON.
Beatrice, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Schmidt. is very ill.
Union meetings will he held in the
Methodist Church tonight and tomor-
row night.
Walter Klggins, Jr. of New Yolk is
visiting Mr and Mrs John Kingins, of
River street.
The election of oiliccrs for the Sikh
day school took place at the Baptist
Church last evening.
it was after 7 o clock inst night when
the 3. 20 p m. mail train from Boston
urrivod nt this place. ,
Mrs Mary Bclser. of Rye, N. Y.. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John Snif-
lip, of Raymond street.
Tlicro were only ten pupils in the
Rowuyton public school yesterday. ow-
ing to the great snow storm. .-
Owing to the severe snow storm the
groom men and the with then had
itrcut difficulty in 301s: their round:
l’lmlordsy.
Methodist ' [thirteenth
Rownyiou
l‘iilircli service comm sud tomorrow
night. will be conducted ”by Rev. Emit
mfififl
him illicit it his
ill. J. Declines
this piece was showed
that he one unshie to 3 .
out "but“ otter id Lo'el ‘
The funeral oi hire. Harriet Louisa.
.Nn’tiohnl built,” in the bull
title; that will probably carry him for
ditto-tilé summer: 4.
WESTPORI.
. l
A. hi. Whitmhut .who bits been on u
tri .t; illi‘exioo. is home.
it on
visitin33 trie‘iigs in'th‘nt town. .
Jesse Hayden nhd Wife have return
g’d liotne born a holidsy‘ visit in New
Plan‘s. Fred Kemmer and daughter
Helen or home from n holiday visit
New gm. ‘
M G. uttin . of Tro
intent Addition to the stuff of otters
tors in the Green Farms tower
7 (in lottery 10 there .is to be I nicot-
lug oi the share holders of the First
difig‘. The
call isrtOr from to s. in. to 12 m. ~
The Musicsl Society was to have
8. Boise. but the very tncicmoul
weothor served to keep it meiority or
home".
F. of A. is to in
Gnu rt Wisernortr
stfiillits newly elected sincere on the
night of January iii for a stay in Flor-
h , Jilly elected: officers or Dot lc
Chiip r,‘ 0111: 13.5.“; were installed Tucs-
dny night,- Mrs Ni J. Stiliowsy, of the
grand. chapter. being present and out
cinting. Inclement us was the night,
the hitch once served to do credit to
the cores on. »
Add still another in ifoslo from the
Water Co. in the ft) in of a. notice
that. unless this town rescinds the ac-
tion or the tire; district lowsrd non pay-
ment of the three years' back bills
duo the mutually the water in all
public buildings. tire hydrants and
fountains is to be shut oi! January
17 is the. deteaset for ilusl settlement
or the company will discontinue the
Witter. Mr_ Jackson. the alleged owner
of the plant in credited with the notion.
through the attitude taken by. the dis-
trict in roihtion to his proffer for the
sale of the plum and its ignoring the
past‘lndebtedu'ess. n'l‘he town is ngnln
confronted with n wntcr fondue, so
for us the hydrants are concerned nnd
tho nlnriuists 309 again the danger in
no water and possible tires. While
them is nothing tangible in the line
of remedies. from thciprosout district,
coininilim, iliom is it lnvliol' llizlt lilo‘
purpose in forcing an issue. expected,
is to make some other arrangements,
but certainly the situation is n deplor-
able one as it stends.’
TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.
For liver troubles and constipation
there is nothing better than DeWitl 3
Little Early Risers the (anions little
Pills. They do not weaken the stoni-
sch. Thor action upon the system
is mild, piesth and harmless. Bob
Moore. of mmyette. ind. says. "No
use talking. DeWitts Little Early
Risers do their worlt. All other pills
I have used gripe and make me sick
in the stomach and never cured me.
DoWitt's Little Early Risers proved
to be the long sought relief. They
are siinply perfect. " Persons travel-
ing find Little. Early Risers the most
reliable remedy to carry with them.
Sold by The Clidord Pharmacy "
THE EARTHVAND MAN.
A little sun, a. little rain, ,
A soft wind blowing from the west-
And woods and iields are sweet again, '
A'nd warmth within the mountain's
breast.
So simple is the north we trend,
So quick with love and life her
irnmc,
Ten thousand yours have downed end
And still her magic is the same.
A little love it little trust.
A soft impulse n sudden arbour—-
And lite its dry as desert dust,
is ficshér than it mountain stream.
80 simple is the heart of man,
So ready for new hope and Joy;
Ten thousand years since it began
Hsve left it younger th n. boy. .
~Btopt9ord jj’iirookc.
‘z'itxi! RT DEAD.
. {th V, P001“,
3 .‘E'fiifkj cure it! 0.
.. . » , ’5'- . 9.
elicit-s led-m”. : 33
r. Poor tell 0 the loo
;..3snltle three who use.
econeld. who died yestlerdsy other
home In luvs ytou',‘w he held to
. morrew st 1: 30‘ from thed residence at
f chokin‘iiev%on illomizuim999.3?i
‘Z myths tunerni at her lite.
‘ The Rev. Mr. Brown one no
Thoma trill editions.
planetarium will be iii
hold- '
‘3?
Zodiac
' “tilt elm 3
York (lenient Density. ,3 ' 7 9
vlved by n widow. one soil. . . .
-_« Poor a prominent bunker nnti thine
dnulhters. . ,
on ituttilllbiiiiilltl “who new
exami. tli on'th lip‘t
. F
. slug“
Ron hen Hole, oi Waterbury, has
been visiting into tom
of New York. is
V.Y.isthoi
‘I curs. captain nnd3 item
that Tuesday night at the home or C. ”
that the nest limit to overt:
solemn: do mots nil would no it
, W F
to cohortuui
noun '1‘
sellout oi thetcotntisntos will be you
to the git! at its null ‘
;. 1343 do out ‘
3 sends: Let the compile
in the Mile street ii
sincerr—Gcorge 8 Allow _
Einedclnl Connhultteowt‘. B Slauson,
George Aiken 15nd William S. Bertram.
investigating committee—M F
Burt, Harry Bellies Joseph J. Cshlllt
'i‘oil'et CommitteoiuA. i". Burt " '
The monitor: emcers are the follow
"iii
Captnln—Clnrnnce Brittery.
First Lieutenant-mm llnm F'. Ranch
Second incumbent—Charles Blis-
Ann! 3 .
L---_9Vt’iliiitm. J. usher “
Finalists 1 secretorywtlhsries Hyatt.
v Txessureo-v-Edwsrd I. Hoyt.
Finance Committee-«Edward Beow-
or. George 13. Montgomery and Cher:
lee Murray. .- .
investigating Committee—«The otii
cunts: :-
Wben the odds nod ends of business
had been finished both comp . Lioin-
ed hands in participation in no of the
finest suppers the organizations have
ever had. The chief ingredients or
the menu were it perfectly roasted
young pi: end pigeon pie. with plenty
of “iixiu' s."
The Fir-9 pail... .
The rooms of the Fire Police were
also a lively place last evening. Conl-
puny dinners were selected for the
year and A bountiful nuppei was sort
ed. The new officers are merely suc-
oessors to themselves nod are tho fol-
lowing:
President.--.-‘A S Meeker.
Captain-«Llohn I). Milne.
First sergeant~ilowsrd V. Worden.
Second Sei'gennteAnsoi snervvood.
Secretary—James T Hubbell, 3
Flusncisl SecretaryeSsniuel Brun-
dose :’
Trimmer—Alfred A»\AY150!I..
“investigating lonimllt'eo—nistncs E.
Edward I: Street and James
Ferrell
Financial Committee—Edward Chair
meg William F. Lockwood and Joules
race.
The vlands for the supper included
roast beef linked beans, colico null
other refreshments " ‘
The boys also received a box of cl
:1an from Hope Hose Company, a tee
tinionlnl of that organization's friend
ship and esteem.
ANOTHER CURE FOR HICCOUGHS.
A young men. pole and weak, cuter»
ed a physician's emce.
"Doctor," he said. "l have bed—hie
—-l how: bad the hiccoughs for six
hours They are exhausting me.“
"Let me see youg tongue? said the
phrslcinu. "Out with it. Oh. further
out. Out. as for as you ‘csn put it. That
is it. Now hold it. out there until i
go to the back office and got a depres-
nor."
"By Jove he's long," the young man
thought. "i wonder what can he keep.
ins him?“
"Just a minute." the physician reli-
ed from the next room. "Keep your
tongue out. 1' ll be there in a minute. "
But it must have boon five minutes
before he returned. He was smiling.
"Let me see your, tongue," said the
the Hotel" he sold. ,
"Yes .” the Young man Answered.
"And9you d dn‘t hiccough. did you?"
IGN 0 t
“Then," said the physicido.
ere cured"
The young lush no a i'nstler of fact.
was cured. The intrusion of his ton-
ehsd cured The hysicinn
said that this treatment rem it ever.
{tilled to drive own? the most obstinate
attacks of hiccoli‘giia.~l.vouievlllo Coin-
mercil! Journal! . 9 3‘I3.
t A9tiilipiite tins silsen in the Ferguson
am
Mr. Ferguson wished ted invite Aunt
Abigail to come suit" ”HM fits wint or
at his house. iii: ' » 7-
‘Sheu s vinesury.‘ 3
Mrs. Ferguson. 'tnud’iti on
here. “'9' ve got enough"i6‘
port ourselves without having; no
or mouthto
"l' m able to look out for that. i
want you to understood. hours that
Pin the brestlwln user. {or this loudly,
and l sensho shat come.”
"And i want you to understand.
000m h‘er‘dson, that l'ni the br‘
diluting tor this tumiiy. And i any sic
In
Aunt Allignl didn't conic.
W
"you
. w
tlclsn tells this story on e irliiud
is lemons tor new
the habit. of which“! Oil
er, I y rent it
with" the‘ isobntcugi m snrhovirh
t :
or’li‘ in: no cun'ini to
oihis
Wim‘
Whighwhuehi” (mi
. tiritis."~llsrper’s Weekly.
your not
‘ sinned While
Took the Hint—«A Washinltou poli-
Th s mu’firote
n
th mgr“ igw'i'eflih
we “‘ on w 1
is”, ‘WhJ’niith beside his brother iii the
topic. was describing a remark bio tith-
. bl6‘ which a friend ltd inst .
. 9"its simply
. Lidown sud -
rubbing his entitle-"end three test ; ":
remit
His vocation.» “What did you do
while you, were low;
‘ 0.1m
intend: most or the tinie‘.
m
Ni A In. fiddhimirtti Boron
volt Bu 9 tuber at the duties
neitlons lesion oft, infinity into
North Bee. incident. Ills ed todhy
rains, soc nt enied’. it? Cnntsln
terheulder .ldeulfnnutg Baron
“I“A «humid
I
.._--- ”'7‘“
limit the“ Year
91905
BedrThislind
that we sell Wsli Papers. Crockery.
Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys snd
Burners, Shelf Paper. Window Shades-9,
COrnico Poles, Curtain Rods, Ready
Mixed Paints, Window communion.
Steins end Varniuhes, Paint. and Ar-
tiststr Brushes; Towel Holders and
Racks, Framed Pictures; Photo
Frsnies, SteplnddertI. Chair Stepisd.
ders. Artists’ Materials for Oil, Witter,
Charcoal nnd Ciuyon Work,
was newt
rake...”
We do n general Paintlnn, Paper
Housing and Decorating business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Shade.
We go nuywhere for business.
Respectfully,
—-—-—
l. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South NorWalk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
3 BARNEY a scam
ka es
are th. ieldori. Are light. strong, dur-
able and the nutnt. prettiest skate on
the market.I We have sold than tor
Mtesu mm and know them to re re.
debt: in every respect. Are more ad-
ju-tsble then other: nail in on. you
have an soeldent and bruit item we
are interned in getting repairs and
till: we can do quickly as we buy at;
rest 1mm “story. We any all class
and prices and would Ilit em you look
them over hetero buying. 9
wCharIos E. Dow,
112 WAOHin‘i‘ODi ETRIIT. 9
' riled: 14330 ‘
44: Jenni nutritious:
‘ [GENO all
ith’mw’iiitlim who :11 J1
Home!
. wiser 07.9
, s4 sermon AVENUE.
EAST noswn‘nx‘, cons.
iii You Want to Sell
99your property, whether it. is a form.
a house and lot‘ in town or rap sum
lot any description quickly, ciil r ad
dress
’ x
i;- .w. .s. oeGARMd
.86 Wall Street: Nerwuik. Conn.
‘ n will be‘of advantage to' you also
to see me it you are desirous or buy-
in: any kind or property
§ thorn VICTORIA
couusn eminent: Averill: Auo
mound: eraser.
‘ ‘ Newly furnished throughout
comfortable and up
city. Electricity and heat in every
groom. Bethe in connection. Per-
toot sanitation. Rooms excellently
Appointed. Always comfortable and
Most
twists hotel in the
fill
Csie csrrving e toll line of Acker-
noun dud Condit's wines, liquors
and cigars. Best stocked bar in the
city. Special bargains for the boil
ays. . ‘ '
'r. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. 398—3.
Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Both Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 878.
80 NORWALK, CONN.
Whu
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than over before.
Wonderful how 10w youmn
buy nice good: ihfle. You know
we do the. work in the very best
manner. ‘
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house pointing and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
I‘ H3 .
E
TILIDHONI "H: .. ,, ,
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
. Funeral Director
. . builder.
9 north Help at. ~9 . mouth Nemniit.
‘ 1U; Residencywtomt Tomes.
‘ prices.
......:..‘ *
ins scissors. pockeoknlvo
[gin etc», all high
. pearl
‘ It w i surely pay you to lool9r
through my stock. 9"
Luise 8mm 15o; Plait run, 3:: . '
100; Plokerel,100; Germain Gum; 10's:
Glucose, 10o: Ftio‘ot Pin“; “to“ ’
Clams. 6: A9 ‘q‘ucrti‘opeoed?
and Round cloths, 30¢ per it
All other kind: at fish at res
our. reopens visit silo over“
_3 ._,o.
Old enivsti‘tn‘. Army Buildinbl “
East End of Wnshlngton Street Bridge
South Norm!
on". onsets: buonoss, Prop.
THE LADiES'
TAILOR AND FUR-
RIE .
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect lit. You can not any reference
everywhere that my Work is perXect.
My prices are according to my Work
Please give us it call and you ll surly
get. your money’s worth at my store.
We else“ have a nice line in skirts,
wnbtso. turn and wfilsts. my prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
better than- elsewhere nod we also give
Hunt“ Stumps.“
Cleaning rind repurlng neatly done.
“ 31 MAIN 81.. NORWALK. '
line Iliil tutti i" Poi mid
Your savings invested with the in-
dustrlnl Savings and Loan Go. ore free
trot: 1ii‘pgeulntlve dangers—earn 6 per
an prom consis-
tent with note
methodst—nh’d or
ways subject to
your control.
per cent per nil-
num paid :0: ev-
ery day invested,
3 withdn‘irh‘ble 3t
' your plenum.
Endorsed by the most ooosernuve
authorities upon investments.
em. Bonsai-lea of New Vol-it and
Connecticut; "
BRANCH OFFICE, 10 so. MAIN 81‘.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. Loos lmi
cunrlu E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
Miss Bantam,
DERMATOLOEIST.
CHIROPODIST.
Look woad's Hall. _
.torwalk. Conn.
Office Hours.-
9 i012 a. m. l to 5:60 p. :11.
Telephone
Connection.
F S. BANKS
Carpenter and Builder
PLAN: AND srsolrlon‘rlous.
Jeanine. 9
euros: suvm‘o‘ warrants
STRIPS ronIIooons- Ann wm.
now: our EBTtMATES or M.
ONO‘ :A'ITER HOW SMALL YOUR
promptly attended. to
when all)! won--
a mm lT-RIIT. NORWALK.
Surety Bonds
or mi much.
«are: 3 M". titties
«teem; more
’ LAMP is ousousun. _ 3 3
MAKE in A VISITOR LET oi
., 7 cALL Alto :xiiLAlt’l wsv.
- cut, 750 and 85c.
in or out of. town orders in incl! ,
R. it.iéigigig‘iiwivb'rwbik. .
TH! NEW HIG‘3’OAN Ll POWER
. ..'r,l infill
are the latest 1}: ]
for little boys sud girls. i
Price $1.00 and, Si. 35.
Ladieii‘ and Children‘s Ali
Wool Jersey Leggins. cittra high
qfltti'e Boy's‘ Hip 3552's, pure
gum - $2.25 .
Men 5 and Ladies Warm Slip-
pers. the best felt" and fleeced lip.
ed,- st$i.29s. .
Old Ladies' Felt Warm Lined
5 Bats, leather ioxcd, bend sewed.
at $19.25.
Children’ s Short Rubber Boots.
Screed-lined, pure rubber, at st.“
. and $t' 50.
Children' 5‘ high 2-buckle Are-
tics. $1. 25. for special Xmas press
ems.
Olsen .4;
Shoe Stores
Native": and So. no». 91:.
monitors.
37‘1"” . l.
snowmen.
MD as;
mma'
end zoi‘c‘. 93
have '3 ,
East“ Riv'er.l,3 lid
week tiny eti - ,
Freight reset
to
annulment” 5'
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