lead! V are meeting
held last. evening In the met Ave-
31196 Methodist Church.
5A. is, Iénulnbor of Adventists will
“ linger meeting at Elmer
South Norwalll. to‘
nilht.
a lonelier oi a... Inner Aid B‘oelety
of 11 East. AvenuelMethodiat Epis-
oops Church ‘wIlI be held this after-
linen.
Ililindeavor Circle, King's Daughters.
J the South N‘or’vvalk Congregational
‘ i’l9reh. met this ofternooh at the home
Mm Leo Davis. of Rowan street.
0“;le Ladlea' Auxiliary of Christ
Chapel will sleet with Mrs. Henry Jim.
sternum t 252 not avenue.
afternoon at 2. All Interested are
IIIVIIed to a‘tte n
‘ .Th'e broken telephone cable wasrev
lied yesterday by the Southern New
9 land Telephone Company’s men
and at 11 o'clock last evening all the
Wires were working nicely.
l , about fifty being present and a
tone of Ipiritual refreshment was on-I
’ loved. Captain Wilbur and a number
ofllla cadets were present at the meet-
334113 John W Mhins, of South Os-
born avenue met with a bad fall on
Monday aligning. She was waiting for
‘a car at t 3 corner of South Osborn
arcade and Van Zandt street when she
slipbed on a piece of ice and fell strik-
Ing on her chin. She was severely out
abodt the face. ,
M. 8. Partricll is busily engaged in
perfecting a phommph. which he hits
buIlt. The machine will yell as ioudly‘
as any of them Mr. Pal-trick states.
'1 an entire machine is home-made. It
is Very neatly constructed and Is ex
tremoly Ingenious.
The day on which Mrs. William H.
Verity joined the great majority, little
Ruth Davenport Was born in Banning-
' ton Vt. and while not related both
fax'nliies seem to be acquainted with
each other and Mrs. James still has
one of the remarkably pretty shell
baskets which Mm. V. made some
years before she was married.
A well known resident of the tolvn
who did not attend the meeting in the
Fitch School last Saturday night, wait-
ed at the truck house llntii the meet-
ing was over and asked One of the men
who had happened. "The best way
for you: to find out. what goes on at
such meetings Is to attend them.’ was
the rebuke. he received for staying
away.
When Henry Wood and Charles
Gehrmann were walking through COM
street. Saturday mo‘rnng. having missed
a. car. the former met with an ugly fall
on‘ his left side. He struck one of the
broken millage around the corner op-
posite the grocery atom. The Injury
gave him considerable anxiety for a
while but with the grit for which he
is noted. he came to his shop, and
has been able to be at his business
ever since.
When Bill Nye the qualntcst hum-
orlat of his day. was In Paris, he said
, It was an actual pleasure tube taken
into custody by one of the g‘endarmes.
as they were so gentlemanly and polite
about it. But Uncle Ned doesn’t give
himself away like that. but during
six weeks“ residence In the any capital
he says that from the Place do In Bale
file to the Bois de Bologne. he never
met a more courteous salesman in any
of the stores that he has found George
A. Boas. of Selleclt & Price‘ a store.
'SeVeral new members were taken in
at the meeting of the Pastime Athletic
Club held last evening. Other busi-
ness was also transacted. The club Is
. growing and the members are very en-
thuelaatic in their work. There were
about thirty~dve on the floor last eve~
gages and under the leadership of liar.
molds. made a very good shows
in. 'l'here is very good material for
' seyeral branches of sport which the
memggrs of the club propose to indulge
in me Quite extensive changes and
Improvements in regard. to the club
room and its appointments are con-
templated. ,
.Wbsn Henry Austin Wood. the tall
and supple Cordwalner. reached his
three more and seventh birthday re-
neatly the commenced the day with
lllil las’l am and lull first last. and went
on nagging merrily irom icy morn to
frigid ova. only stopping to whistle a
few bars of Auld Lang Syne. when a
bad tempera dawl went back to him.
or his thread not into a twist or snarl.
and then muslin until he retired
from labor to refres menu in his coat!
borne on Hawkins avenue. Mr. Wood
devotee himself to looking alter man '1
sales. and if a man‘s understandan
he a bit bad by applying to Dr Wood
he soon not» perfectly heeled. I
While an old eonew York sheriff
other day. when in front of Cuthiil'u
placatorinl market. he placed his
Thursday d
I. The Methodist Church class meeting 09W
was very larsely attended last even-'
, on , will a i
, yesterday for the first in:
‘m'enl run of use luck. Mr.
Iniured by a fail front the IND
also not minutely In Ilo‘uth Nora I ,
ll tiara -
. Wklm Will
be sustained tho it , if was
1 Almost immediately attacIted 'Iby pneu-
utopia. When the pneumonia was oon~
quered he linder‘vmnt a severe attack
“ of infill“ miter the plielirlsy Ilo
NM "NOW .l'llPllllliil
tiara. ‘He ,is hill walk now only
With the aid or a cane. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Edward liiluiIay nave
awhist party to a number f. their
friends at. their lipids on so 11
pins. The ladies first one was won
by Miss Georgie Whitney and the iron-
, said who loolt “it A It
‘ nKeliy's left hand man was (Tailed
in charge by the first may. placed
on his feet. and he went his way
whi‘atlinlr "Dorm Went Mcfliuty. " The
cane alluded to Is a steel rod covered
with leather washings, bearing the Illi-
acriptlon on a gold cap. . "From J.
Elites, 1888 " and was made In the Inna house. - Among those present were Mr.
penning. Michigan state prison. : and Mrs. Alfred Morehouso. Mr. and
‘ ' . W“ ‘ l’l‘di‘i‘ii‘ “Emil.“ It”; "i“
up llt ey. can re. . .01-
R WA O :ggteMMr. “XIII“ Myriad Roofing-1y.
Mortimer C Ogden. of Main street, 350! 8 3D 90'! 9 t‘
is making entensim improvements WY- "19 Misses “in “WM “5 0°“:
about bill properlw Miss Helen Morebouse.‘hi as Agnes
Miss Olive Hubbard. of Pennoyer issuedgiggrilfiorxhguse. gm“? VJ“:
street. resumed her studies at North 3" r u rey “'9 on us I‘
ROM Seminary today Refreshments were served durluxIthe
Charles, Crockett. of McKinley ’
street; has secured ll position Ill the
evening.
Billiard machine shop. Bridgeport. be-
6!.
IV‘EI lei t yesterday for
to they will spend a
number or weeks. .
Mr. all. Mrs. Albert Jones. of New
York. we tolled up their residence
mutual. nJonea has so-
cured a position in Wheelers straw
hat factory a ,
A son Was born yesterday to Mh.
and Mrs Guanine Bement. The hap-
pyn lather Is day operator in the Ramay-
signal tower; and resides In the
ration lace
.iAn dial ol‘ 'l‘he Tokeneke Corpora-
tlon.’ of flowayton. states that work
will be}1 continued on the ingirovemenés
. . o t e
almhferoggndtihtlonxlm" “p" port yesterday. The judge was never
Several Nara” dogs are making dvir flatter In health In his life, and shows
red lions anion t not hhorll chick ' . ,
all.“ Unless sgmgurestfalni Is put The Hlflim'lcal satiety . met last
Wm "M“ m6" w‘lll be bills present night at the home of Austin Wnkotnnn.
ed to the town fathers for dummies. An interesting paper'was read by the
"Miss Jeanie Benedict who has had R9“ 0- “;‘S"“Y‘I‘-"
chill no of- the primary room ill the pub AI J- “Woman read an Interesting
"a school for a number of years has paper on “Travels In (Iernlnny' at
secured. a position in Stamford and "‘0 WINNIE “T ("991“ Films Far
will enter upon the dullus‘of her new more club.M0uday “‘3’“-
Pusllllautor llnrris is critically ill
in on a'. .
paling ruumogell that ExSelectman J With Pneumonia. 1‘th much “K“
pailly expressed for this popular i-
all is uterest,
31 tililzyllilf’w. thoiIglE C‘onIlpanly's pilo’ finial, who but recently recovered from
driving plant. and hereafter will do “ “MINES 0' “m“ “‘85 Willie? I
vote his attention more particularly to "A ‘3 gratifying intelligence to the
his real estate and Ice ”upturn-lg, many friends oI‘tIlo Rev. Levi Holmes,
The large amount of four inch pipe that after a critical siege of pneumonia
shipped hole for the now supply line he “We” on the way toward recov-
from the pumping station to the cry and IN able to Hit up.
iloughs has been loaded on the dull Th9!" '6 '0 M a meeting of tho
cars preparatory to a nip elsewhere. Grange '0!“th on With occaaitm the
The new line wlll not be laid until new lecturers programme will be the
warmer weathe‘r.= ,, _ feature interspersed of course with
John Brundttge Ill mailing extensive "l0 provender that has made the
repairs to the Culonel Raymond Illllll Grange and “3 suppers famous.
property. A large amount of Wood! earns 0- Shiites of this place. and
which Mr, Bru‘ndage m been moving Miss Annie Moore of Norwaik. were
up this winter. has mysteriously (llll imarrlcd lest mm In that city The
appeared recently. and an effort is now Ci'remimy 'DOR place M 8'» Marys
being made to dud out who the guilty rectory and only the families and im-
parties are Constable Edward .I medltno friends of the couple were In
badrigan and a force oi detectives are attendance.
working on a number of clues .nnd it There never has been a period in
the depredations continue arrests will Westbort when there have been as
be made. 'lllluly serious cases of sickness as the
Miss Florence Bottomley. of Bridge- W689!“ and among those that are
port has been secured as teacher in confined to their homes lire Kenneth
succeed Miss Jessie Benedict. of Room Keeier. conzeutlon of the inner. and
One of tho Rowayton Public School. Mrs. G. W. (Ir. ry. plellriay.
Miss Bottomley comes highly rev-tom Repreflenmllm 059911 ll Hyatt has
mended bolng a graduate oi the done himself and the town proud In
Bridgeport High School and also a the matter of get up. and has bios
graduate of the New Haven State Nor- sonled forth among the salons in Hart-
nlnl School class of 1904. Miss Bot lion! in it stunning new suit. u New
tonlley, possibly needs no Introduction 1 market cult and a high but. it is re-
to a large number in this and sun Iated of Joseph that as be left the
roundingliowns. being the daughter of train at the depot. a number of his
Charles Bottomley. the well known friends In the capital city there at
musical director and singer of Bridge. the lime. Moire forth in the soul stir
port. as well as of the firm or DOWn- 'rltlx strains Bee til Conquering Hero
9,: a Botmmlgy, Comes. also that he was escorted to
was'rvoal.
Edward lieunerbers. of New York.
is visiting his old home here.
Mrs. Joseph L'llolnluidleu has re
turned home from a visit with friends
In New Haven.
Mien. Elva Mcmwee la holne from a
holiday visit! with friends and rein
lives. In Stamford
’l‘h‘er‘e was a meeting or the Clerical
Society of the P E. church here you
terday. in Trinity church ,
Miss Nellie Sexton who has been
visiting her parents here has left for
her home in Buffalo N Y.
W. 'l‘ Sllll‘Kes Is the new shipping
clerk for the mourners supply Co.,
assuming his place Monday.
Judge l) B. Bradley was in Bridge»
rs. Charles Buckley and
Judge H A. Kelsey oi Bridgeport.
was a visitor in town ytostcrday.
Rev. James W Davis. oi East Non
walk, was a visitor In town yesterday.
Dr. Alice Lyon Finch will give a
whlat party at (ledarwild, tomorrow
oracles
.l P. Drummer has taken the penis
lion its local agent for the Crescent
mllndry. I
Mrs R. M. Smith, who has been illi
for some time. Is very low, and Is not:
expected to survive long.
his worth
CMNBURY.
Mrs Frank Blake is ill
New York.
uIdle» Katie ldttenllur visited friends
South Namath lest weeli.
uJohn bullion. of Brooklyn. was call-
ing on friends here Sunday.
Robegt Ehrlich chiI East Norwslk.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roscoe and um- scent M W w 3 parents .
ily have returned to Stamford lifters M" W W99“. 0' "MW-“Io we!“
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cloclt.‘ Sunday with Mrs- 0- Ili- Iiroso‘ry. '
A motion oi the Ladies Aid Society Miss Frances cream and lilies Katie
of the congregational Church will be ldttcnger were guests Monday night
held tomorrow afternoon at the var-0 HM 3' Kathryn “'1‘“an
muses. -. Mr. and Mrs Alfred sculptors. of
The assessors have completed their NOWIIR. about Sundsy with her PM“
work. and It In believed that the grand ‘ontfll Mr. and Mm Gregory.
list will foot up nonlewhat over, Iii.“ MW “"50”. 0’ “WWI
000000. even after the allotments are Friday Will! I!" mother, Mrs. Barnes.
was “windmills lhruunh the snow illo‘ the slate ortionnecticui have been and.
made. I M Milli ‘flaumcl Crauiord in sick with
are n a new h sician. whose in it I.
“a" 9.011%”; Snow. "pl-I, Avery i,“ re. Jennie iioyt and Mrs. Sims and
children. of AIii-idleiiim't. wore aunts
h” oillcc Mani) li‘Iliow and Mrs ll. .1.
Taylor. last wool!“
moved io'New York but
hours in Noroton.a acoupic of duys°
each well it.
Forty-four now I booilsipl'oscnlcd by
ed to the flatten pm, Moral-y 'l‘hoy day evening. It being the twelfth aunt.
are bei catalogued and will balanced VIEW“? 0' hi" “HM”.
' t
l... ill.
R? We: ..‘ ..
tleman’s’ drat prise by Alfred More,
the Hotel Hartford and alter a selt- ,
M
nor lemonade. marched triumphantly
”ARIEN AND NOROTON‘ to “I: {clacllkehaulborh Joseph is
. . oneo t e It now on most popu ‘
Clllll Miller Is confined to his home lar or the representatives. He has
by ““5- been Initiated and has long ago proved
Mrs. John Crowfol'd is visiting in '
spent. * .
Mliili Ethel Mitotic gave it party to . '
a number of her young» friends F'ria ,.;
O I T GA NY ON BTRIKI.
ill 9 my
in Tibia place. wlewett 0i recovllle‘
Baltic. Octane. Moosup,
. per 09m.
ml- MIWI‘MIM River
WORK RESUME
WI.
RD a II.-~'l"llo lentil: I e a.
banquet of the Multiplex Association
of Connecticut will be old in Hart-
I'ord on the evenlna of the flint. and it
is expected that most; of the members
of the senor-I assembly will attend.I
The committee of arranaclnenis Is
headed by Tull. Commissioner Andrew
on efforts. with every pros.
, Principal
Merrill can...
,9 STAMFORD. CONN.
Successor to G. E. SillR'l‘AIN,‘3
Erwin Easiness College.
SOUTH NORWALK ‘“
Day and Evening Sessions.
Enroll at College Office.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
arked Iown Sale
We have marked everything In til e house down betel-e taking stock In
order to make room for new needs. We have decided to begin smashing
prices on our line 01 Couches, and we quote two specials just to see if peo
ple will snatch a mod thins.
Special No 1 is a Colonial Davenport Couch. upholstered in either
red 0r amen velour. with suaraateed construction. Was :18 00 marked
down to $12.00.
Special No. 2 Is a large Couch, 6 feet loan, 30 inches wide, upholstered
in best quality velour. Was $16. 00 now marked down to $12.00
Here are Couches to be proud of when you buy them Proud of their
K0061!!!“ and "lime ehlmcter~nmlld of the quality of upholsterlng and
worknlanllke construction. We anticipate swift selling at these prices. so
if you want to 3qu us in a great clear up of film grades you must hurry.
SOUTH NORWALK
ItIs Wortna'rnoughi
TO CONSIDER THEIBTANDING OF A COAL DEALER. A REP-
UTATION is A GUARANTEE AGAINST POOR QUALITY AND
WORTHLEBB BORISNINGO. OUR COAL l8 SELLING UPON
ITO. MIRITB. 3581' GOAL, PR JMPT DELIVERY. IS OUR MOT-
TEE HARRIS & GANS ’00.
Office and void. 66 Water «mummy Nomik.
Telephonoeaii «as.
, The
. l1. -.-Iil ii workers
trim and
Wesleyan. have arranged to contribute
“I? weal: an aid
.gAT NAP'fliAo
hallo, (innocent Jail. 11.—- Wort; .. ~
has been resumed at some of the nau- ..
the wells at Balakhnny and Romany. I:
W . ‘
Advertise your waste In The Sentinel ..
II. J. 001111156200.
FUNERAL olnacroa AND EMBALMER
12 NORTH mm or.
I‘M _
Wit.” . '
Me. a.
at woman. Masai
mall at work puttinn'
obituary in shape and
in; rapidly forward.
Although It Is not pro
. shop will begin operations
weeks every effort is being
~ man will be employed at first. _
line of toys. dolls, books. names ~
and athletic goods. 1 have a m :j
rlety of useful articles includ- ..
lug scissors, pocketrlrnlvoa.‘i‘flr
sore, straps etc., all high grhdo. ;‘
at very low prices.
it will surely pay you to look, 3
through my stock.
ii. R. BULKLEY
52 BO. MAIN 31". -
Fresh and Cheap
Large and Small Blues. 12o; weak
Fish. 109: Steak God. loo; Heiibut,
14c: Whole Salmon, 10o; steak 8an
men. 14c; Small Smelt, a for 25¢;
Large Smelt.‘16o; Fiat Fish, 3c; Pike.
Ion; Plekeroi, 10c; German Carp, 10c:
claoasa.10o; Frost Fish. So; Long
clams. so a quart; Opened Oysters
and Round Clams. 30¢ per quart.
All other kinds of fish at reasonable
prices.
—n———-
THE PEOPLE'B FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwalk.
OAPT. CHARLES DUGROSS, Prop.
[lull sill Sully 0". Por- inn.
Your savings Invested with the ln-
dustrial Savings and Loan 00. are free
from speculative dangers—earn 5 per
cent per annum
--a profit consis-
tent with
methods—and al-
ways subiect to
your control. 6
per cent. our are.
sum paid for ev-
withdrawahle It
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon Investment
9m. Ouparvlalen of Newm York and
Gonnaetle out.
[RANCH OFFICE, 16 so. MAIN I?
Resilient Directors. Resident Mariam
serum» M Lee I. L. Oabum
charlaa I. Dow » Jahu'l. Lawrence
BRANCH OFFICE. W. U. TEL SCRAP“ OFFIOI. ‘ 2 80. Main Of.
JEDDO AND OLD COMPANY'S
LEHIGH FURNACE & RANGE GOAL
is for more economical than Schuylkill Coal.
Two Tons of former equals Three Tons attire Latter
BUY JEDDD AND OLD COMPANY’S COAL.
Raymond Bros.
MI Washington aims
Grand Clearance Sale of Winter
Miliinery
AIDIOOOUNT one PIII GENT. 0N ALI. TRIMMIII AND UNTIIIAI.
MID MILLININ
OTAMPING DON! 10 cause.
A fine assortment of china from the Importing house of Vantlne & OO.
9. a. rlnnorooero.
69 WASHINGTON IO‘I'IIIIT. ‘ IOIJTH NORWALK, ODNN.
a
g a
Miss Boorum.
DlRllM TOLOGIST.
CHIROPODISR
Lockwood? Hall.
..orwalk. Con .
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:00 p. or.
Telephone
Connection.
‘F. S BANKS
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
IB‘TIMA‘I‘ES GWEN FOR JOI
IING. IUILDINO OF NEW AND RI-
MOOELINO OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUTrOFvTOWN ORDER. IV
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
' mlfl'lOINOl-
79 MAIN OTNRITI NORWALK.
ill Tile Holdalls
iiig llilil of Marion furniture lust received
for the Holidays.
Raymond 8' Son,
46 and 46 Main Street. Norwnlit.
Gurney Bonds
or an Kinda.
Janos llr. Lemur.
if. lbavadouih Nomallr.
racism in.
“Bullwinkle
‘ and
. e
not the Work started at the hrlieal
possible date. Between 50 and 76
On
these many Norwalltors villi ilh‘ null
soil can ‘4... yahoo. '.,"_.
”OM goods at lick-bottom fig. (1
In addition to" a very complete I I
- of any description quickly, cal
,. dross
:3 at Wall Street.
late " .
ery day invested. ,
A house and lot in town or ‘
V1.3. DeGARMO I
rial-walk. Conn;
it will be of adventure to you also
"my, , I
comfortable and till-MN
city. Electricity and boat lite
room. Bathsin coli9‘dotlon.f:
fect sanitation. Room.
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full line 0; Actor»?
Merrill and Condlt’s win
and cigars Best stocked at In the
guy. Special bargains for tho holi-
eye.
1: J. SULLIVAN. Prop. .
TELEPHONE CALL, 39H.
4
Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They lilo
clean. neat and durable.
Horace R. New,
COR. N. MAIN AND WIOT 3T8.
Our stock of new goods Inst In
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you din
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good W
contracts for house painting slid
will be glad to submit Rm for.
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the datmiion
of your house inside or out. I
E. E.
rslseuoua lee-s.
to near er. a. sellers
nsvw w. Mm' - '
Funeral DWI
I North Main 9t.
lactate.
, to see me If you are desirous of buyi ‘ ‘i‘
in; any kind of property. ‘
llom. Viololus‘ ,
CORNlflufloflLROA‘D AV‘NIJ‘ AND,“ A
Newly furnished wagging; digit I
reri‘ I
”cellently . ,
appointed. Always comfortable MI:
.f‘llquoro , ‘
7‘51,
"1*,“
Reliance, I OW ,
Telephone «house, 191—4. ‘
state's prison made onus on 'which no the lat part of this week. in all
supposed um firms, but before he Iprohnbility. i WESTON.
“ Julew It his main brace gradually and' Joseph 1011““;th shoemaker. whole M I
{at wilfully disappeared throuhh a entail; located on Railroad avelulé. in about to Clllrlilil Perry. of Seymour is visit- ‘
I old In the bridge. and he found III no. more from his present quarters to the infinite motherk
adifdyiriil llii list as a flounder in trontl small building In front of male stool». on “mogul: lot is attendin- to
5de the fish market. Professor ileina‘aa'e blacksmith shop. The hllildlnmhis ionisiaiituistl artford. .
" cod natured Wilton. always mun which is owned by Charles 0. Waters; ills-ll lie (is born. of bedding. «has
, “ “’ “ ,, ’ .. iii... .u thid’i‘li‘tlbdti‘h.
tip! Help! lam at log! or edtileilair
onto sun slaves alarms.
lies m me me. ,
HIW” "a M ‘
l.»me M I,“
I in to WI
immune“ and "W “In”;
oifidh anniversary on Friday evening.
dcl’. li‘itohohte ed aniline
And a kind neighbor came in the routine with ll: fluids of Ayer a ‘ W ”i "a“? “WWW will“ u!
dluir Vigor. The hill or: sarcomas“ illil *imow Illa, , ”52“"? y. 2213‘ 9» Ni. Him!”
are Molly. and with all me. " ll. , or II it i ' lir’llmmrlm’W'flhhld. 9’“ ' 8rd My
awards or. sanctum
Sold in all iaris of lilo worik .«5
J ,5 (‘I I‘r‘irwuzi’» la. i. as lag.
Norwalk Chronicler