Miller oyt. ‘o‘t Bridgeport. spent “Will? wi is friends in town , ”Miss ads ellh‘b‘ ‘y’i’obe ‘6I ‘Ddst hi , is entertaining 3Islands from St. "““bri‘ousiy ill ‘ he Nbr‘wsik Wispith] with pneu- Ilia. . . all Ada TObWii. - ‘.l3‘ Reynolds will. was a visitor in New York city an Mrs Frederick 'i'illotson 73‘ returned after a visit with friends in‘ this place. “MW .. A regular business meeting at the resume Athletic Club was held at the club recipe last evening. . _. Miss sarah Pitch. of East Avenue. 1 ft early in the week for Canada where she will visit relatives. A son wits born to Mr and Mrs. Philip J. Hessan, of 5 Hanford \Place Mother and child are doing nicely. , Mrs. Benjamin Cello is considerably better. Her mother Mrs. Mary Mat note, of Bridgeport is visiting her. . “ stain W. H. Ver$ls taking the ~ bur: "Hurry Up" to Nor-walk where she will discharges cargo of coal _ at Meeker's yard. not. Mr McCormick. of Hartford will speak at the biqnonthly meeting of the Epworth Lessee Union to be held this evening in the church. . The lamest attends e of the yeat ’ worked the pl‘aver mee n; at the East Avenue Methodist church. The most- lug was held in the basement of the church. A very pleasant surprise was given Rev. James W. Davis yesterday even- ing at the regular weekly social ser- vice in the Advent church. Mr Davis has been indefatigable in his work of tryinc to raise the church debt during the time that he has been in charge " or the church and he has succeeded. . Last evening. in token of the apprecia. tion of his congregation, he was pre- .‘i seated with a purse containing a hand some sum of money. A larre number of the members of ' the Junior Band that at the East Ave nue Methodist Church last night and went to the residence of Mrs. Mary 1. Dent, and paid their last respects to J. 920011), the first president of the .3 Band. The Band sent a handsome . pillow inscribed "Junior Baud, " to the funeral services of the deceased. yes- terday afternoon. The remains were taken to Florida. New York. The pull- bearers were Howard Benedict, Wil- llnm ll Molten, William and Sylvester right and do riaht so that they might . meet the deceased again. -—'i’nkes the burn out; heals wound: cures the pain. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. the household remedy. ROWAYTON. 2‘ 4-3" ., _ L' ‘ Southport. yesterdhy. onvbuslness. Hazel Ferris. of 0:: Ridge, is visit lug Miss Bethe Neuer. of Rowayton.‘ - Hnrvev Minor of the West Side, was slotting friends in Stamford, yester BY ,‘1 Mrs.,Edward Ladrlgan. of Rowayton is very ill. with grip. a. ‘ nftho 1 Night Engineer Ho bvlnn numplna station. , at days vacation. ' . Downtown public school. this place. .mwww enrol L. Wilson' a. Daturday . in. m will be a bi monthlv Meeting Ed ii Worth l/lli'tllfi Societiell rwaik Wlmtoorl. Sanguine booth Norwslk. Dorian on d goes: a new one Nor- ' ‘ Elm, Leroy Puncher and HA .Geib, members of the Junior Band. Mrs. Dom advised the members to live. liilbert Fitch. of Rowayion. was in The infant child of Constable and Fred Merryllold of Dorian. who is tor and theO iiford Pharmacy. _ in the signal tower at liowsyiori ls lll‘ Row- kins seven. . . Dx-Eeloctmsn J 9. Raymond has a a force of men harvesting a line [7 of ten inch ice for the coming ‘ Miss Ruby Weed. princi iii of the ill return 06 home from a visit with friends in. The limit Committee of the Hows» n ifilrary will hold a mectini at A returned from or nautical: of typhoid for . is ‘cchsiderably lmpmde. Miss Jennie Eie grandmother. W Reverted. to spend accompanied her M Henry Whitney, Wednesday .sfternoon. days. WW . cit has rescued} this “Week! . for the new roof for Gui tiers all. ttowayton. The old steel roof has been removed nib Alnoris Roweyton people who are ill with. Hill bro Mrs“ George Scott, saniueiiiv‘iead, of Mead Bros; Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Edward Dibble. Sectioxali‘oreman .liivelett, of this place. via an thirty-foot well this 019 is propels bntra‘ctor Paul Pour. of South No Alli: is doing the W ’ Miss Clara Raymond has been the efficient librarian of the Howayton 5 Free Library since last July. The ii- lasagym is open week days from 3 to pin Hackiey are in New york, where they will remain on it today. when they leave to spend t e remainder of the winter in the southy The committee on entertainment for the benefit. of Revvayton library. of which Mrs. Frank Brunder. of Toke ache is chairman, has decided to give a course of free lectures. the first one to be given in Rowaytbn. at Crow's Hall, over the Revvayton Public Li- brary. . Miss Florence liayinnnd, Rowcyton, ble with her eyes.lor which she has been under treatment from Dr A. it Turner. of Norwalh and she expects to be able to return to her position in antidoreenfleid Hill school of Fair“ e . . December28 was the first. anuiven sary of the opening of tile ttowayton Public Library. On that date Mrs. Dr. Buckley presented the library with Little Foiks' National History by Lida B. Miller, and Miss Heckley give Bird Craft by Mabel 0 Wright and Con temporariesLby T. W. Higginson. l i The social committee of the Christ- ian Endeavor. Society of the Baptist Church. Bowayton, of which George H. hens is chairman, are preparing to give an entertainment during the present month. A sleighlng party had been planned. but the sudden dis. appearance of snow caused a change of program. Mrs. lra E. Petty, of Raymond street, is exhibiting a fine piece of handiwork. the product or N. J. Dav- ison je‘weler of Springfield Mass. This consists ‘of a combination knife fork and spoon and is especially adapted for lunches or to be taken on picnics, where many times such arti- cles are scarce; As this came as it present from friends in Springfield} Mrs. Petty prises it very highly. ,niweum shr e 9 et ah etuoinetaoinn Grant 3; Scott will soon begin re me no rinz the Edith Home. Belle isla‘nd. .9, This line home was but: as a memor ial to the wife of a Wealthy residenti of New York. and also to show his gratitude: to the nurses who were de- voted‘to her in her last illness. it is a beautiful summer resort and many nurses are entertained there during the summer. Many linprovements will be made. ONLY CUB! FOR DYIPEPSM. Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle, Del.. says: dyspepsia. used to have great distress and belching. i tried everything i could hear of. but nothing helpod' mo until ltook Br‘asllian Balm, and one 50' um completely." .Plaisted, F. H. Bar ‘09 cent bottle our i For sale by DARIEN AND NOROTON. . ers. Fred 9 Selleclt is dangerously 5‘ :- Mrs. J. W. Partly, of Wynniiniv, is re- coveries from a dangerous illness. Wilbur Becca's son. Harold. is out again from a severe attack of cocoa urchin M Mr and Mrs. Leon Main have tghn n n wally spent Sunday with rooms in the Austen block. street. Mrs. B. A. her son; W. New York . There was a special meeting ‘Wnfid I drier Co. as (thick film, 77er icons. a realistic i ‘ reinstall to Chair!» 77 .Pl‘ . Allinv “ Dr. and Mrs. Buckley and Miss. is slowly recovering from serious new i "i suffered for years with‘ Steely, and family, in «day evening. of liissle Hook audie Mrs. darned M. Wilmott returned it has ti‘eeh weeks visit with his son and his brother in New Haven. . 1 Mills all... is it Miss ~ 9i John but: emiiiéihr‘w 77373?” spital to take the course of trains m’l‘sllcrluc. subtitles Ind cleaning bitmap, located building. Bell} lugs, hati‘es.Am l-isnford Smith is out acids after but serious illness. . 777.. this era Smith he: use recover tron. h r' fall. and was in Norwalk the truest of her sister. James H Raymond and Frank Wood. oi‘ Noroton. are to have a skating race on Holly's pond. at an early date Mr. Wood will also compete in the race for the state. championship. . Daniel filauson has been under Dr. ' No'xona care for rheuinatism. He strained his arm in getting in boy and rheumatism set in, lame ‘He is now improving. «Mu—nu... 7. -. Miss Clarissa Tristraln celebrated her 90th bidthday. Wednesday. The Kings Daughters of Norwalk. which was her former home. called to me her, also many other friends. ’0.— .. The following well known people 'sm ill with influenza and pneumonia: gracoHWlliniott. Mrs. James Ballard. rs trude Valentine, Mrs. John Child a in- .fant child. , . Tiler-owes a very let 0 attendance at the funeral service 0 Mrs. R, M. Smith Sunday afiertloon.‘ at the fam- ily residence. Remisouis French and Rev Herbert S. Brown officiated. The interment took place in Waterbury. Mrs. Smith‘s former home. Mrs. Boyles corner of Main street and lmlloy avenue, delightfully enter- tained a party of friends. Tuesday eve- nins. at her home. Those present swore. Ma. and Mrs. Nathan Dauchv. A. Anderson. Mrs. Sarah E. Dash- am. M as Georgie Daskam, Mile. R. M. . McDonald and Mrs. H. M. Valentine. Miss Louise Abendroth gave a pleas- sut birthday party at her home Satur- day.- Among the 28 children present were Misses Margaret Hindlcy Lois Gillette. . Florence Finch Emma Weeks. Helen Adams. Helen Drummer Natalie and Dorothy Morehcuse. Brad- ford Ballard George and Byron Can~ troll. Francis Palmer, Arthur Slauson. Dick Abendroth. Elizabeth Grillin and Marguerite Reed. ”5......" FOUR HUNDRED BABIES. St. Vincent's intent Asylum. Chic-a 80. shelters homeless waits awaiting adoption and there are nearly 400 ba- bies there. Sister Julia writes: "r cannot say too much in praise of F0- ley’ 77 Honey and Tar tor coughs colds. creep and whooping cough. " Contains no opiates and is safe and sure. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar andlnslst upon having it, as it is a safe remedy _and certain results, Refuse substb tutes. Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store. OI welsl'l‘vuxi Bradley Goodaell and wife have gone to the Pines, N. C. . _.-.......~.._ i A daughter has been born to and Mrs. Carl. Dolge. .‘vi 1‘ . H. Hassldine, of Brolltivn, N. Y., is visiting relatives in saunter-.77. Tonight a cottage prayer meeting is to be held at the hours of Mr lov- - i The Current Events Club in in ses- hiflclihilm afternoon with Mrs. Neil ell . 'i“ . Work is new progressing rapidly on the new lift bridke across the Bonn tuck. Regent Mrs. John Backus it more» ins over the meeting of Norwulk Cbu‘r tar. D A 8... this afternoon and do- it cred an address. The Woman‘s Foreign Missionary ‘ and Benefit societies 0! the Contesti- tionai church met at the home of Mrs. Robert lees, yesterday. Arrangements have been mule for the 7 .60 express west. to stop in Silli- srtutlt. mornings. and tho corupivmco with the recuesl by tho railroao Lilith psi" serves to gratify s nuinber. W... the condition of Postmaster Chariss‘ He and his many Mend- vvlii be Ira lfied to learn of that fact. He is still |critically ill. however. with pneu- mon in. ‘. BOUTH WILTON. Miss Marion Post has return bl from [a visit with Mrs. '1‘. it”. Gilbert. in Wil- .ton. ~ . ‘ i l The snow and ice has now nearly!5 ;dls ssppssred from the roads leaving .thei’n in good condition. .7 WW makinz it very y' M Valentine and Miss Ger- . 1 There is a marked improvement. in; Mrs. Gobi front a visit was. wiiiiI triemim in Bridesport. 'l‘a‘ivhna‘ have be‘en guests at 'i‘. W. Treadwell’s. ‘ mm a week with his another. Mrs. Elisa Davis. . Q , Miss Condos of Dalston has spent a gew days with her aunt Mrs. Lewis err. Mrs. Frank Gorhstn has been enjoy: than visit in IBrldgepoit and West- on . The Matinee Whist Club will meet with Mrs. W P. Rowland on Tuesday next. ‘ ——o-—d—-—-—-—- Charles Rowland has been confined ~to the house for several days with 9 bad throat trouble. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1‘. Gregory. attended the funeral of their cousin Mr Burr Gregory. in Milford on Tuesday. The ladies of Emmanuel church gave a social, 'and chowder supper, in . the church parlors on Wednesdey ev- eninz _._...._.__..‘..:...... _ BPOILED HER BEAUTY. Harriet Howard of 209 W. 34th St. New York. at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes: "I. had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years. but nothing would cure it‘until i used Bucklen's Arnlca Salve? . A quick and sure healer for cute. burns and sores. 25c at F. H. Baxter's Drug store. " —.—— STAMFORD GIRL WAS iNDIBTENT. M Min Plot-one. P. Lee Determined t9 Force Her Way into White House. WASHINGTON. Jan. 20—- Miss Florence P. Lee of Stamford created quite a disturbance at the White house yesterday morning. in trying to see the Prbsidcnt. and was finally request er to leave. She had a letter of in- troduction which she claimed ought to give her the desired interview with the chief executiva. Secretary Barnes. however. told her she could not sell the President whereupon she informed him that other men had told her be- fore what she could or could not do. but she had always been able to do them. Whereupon Secretary Barnes informed her that this was one time when she could not do what she want. ed. She tried several ldxenious were of slipping in. but failed in each in stance. Miss Lee has been around the capl- tol for some time, appealing to the Connecticut members. ‘ She has a claim before the house presented by Congressman Hill. The bill provides for the payment of the heirs of Jen- kins and Havens. the sum of 31.43332. due said him as agents of the brilt Warrior, since 1815. The bit} is pig- eonud in the committee on cla ms. and Miss im- wantod to complain to the President Secretary Barnes tried to explain to her that the President could not interfere in a matter of this kind. but must wait for congress to act. Miss bee in one of the heirs of Havens. and the bill was introduced at her request. m. .. .T.”.. . NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN a HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIMI TABLE. . in [fleet December 4, 1904. LEAVE COUTH NORWALK FOR NIW YORK. A.M ~13: 32: 3: 33: B: 45:. 9:103. 9: 50. ll: 36. 7. 40.3 230:, 9: 42. 9: 07!. 9: 82:7. 9. ti. 10:33:, 11:41. P. Liv-12: 493. 1:05. 3. 03: 3: 61. 5:101. 6:49. 0: 013. 0:361, 7: 99!, 8:001. 9:623. 10:39. . sundaye. A. lair-42:69:, 6:38;, 6:431. 8:58, 'e.' M.—~2:3ill. 3:05;. 5:477, 74.01:. 7:93, 8:0077. 9:5377, 10:14. NEW YORK FOR DOUTH NORWALK A. lit-«:70. 5:50. a. so 7: so, a: 00x. a: 50x, 17:00:, 10.03:. 19: 04. 11:00:. P} H.3—ll 033. 1: 05. 3: 008. 2: 95. 3‘811.9.09I. 4: 09. iI: 33, 5:011. 5: 07, 5‘2 97. D: 00!, 9. 03 9: 00!. 9: 29- 11: 00!- i:9 09x. Dun ‘ All “Hr-6 00. 7:” “9,3950 0.3 P} "3"“- 03: 6: 00; a: 00; 11: 00g 1’: 009 IQUTH NOIWALK TO NIW "hull!" A. WIN-19:141. 1:913. 1:982, 3:13. 7. 99. B: 33. 9: 11x 10:03:. 11:11:,112“. 3th lib-«19:03:, 1:21. 3:1 x, 4|: 93, 3:0 3:93. 7:101. 921 x, 11: 24. deport, in addition to heaven .w2: 47. ii; iii 7. 34. ' Mrs. William Mirrored, at New York y. ywho has been visiting Mrs. John filament: as returned to her sonic. ‘ ”mm t Mgswkagrsfigriii git}, “$9 6:13;!“ 3 I ill or b er dogma! ‘gi birth a ‘ ‘n’ii‘er- , fig? :lslnei'riom as, may: ‘ A 91—13:“: 1.2177. ‘zt six. 7:40. a 7971:1777. all t“. 7219!. 9t :01 09 99! .79 Fe cal: 25: 92331.752178,32 03, DNNIUHY TO “DTH NORW LK. 11395: t 7-2:“. :77 until. ' N I 0 ii" owe .it’: you spent a y Wh- “ Mrs. and Mrs «John 'llreadweli of . Dscar Davis of Brldseport, has spent j sacrum-geniuses ‘r‘o osnsusv. my; .17. ‘ A’ n.‘-wt: so, 7 sex. em, 10: ces.‘ ' Charle Dew, 112 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ . 77907701499. , no you to El. ‘osrsmaeas. COKE OF 25, BU. OR MORE. .TRY A LOAD AND BE CONVINC- ED. ’ o . o I - innit i y iiigiimgii. ’Ph'dne 68. Hummers-Me ............... ___________ FRANKB. Vii Still i PLUMBING. § srssM. ; HOT WA YER. E AND on E nrrma E Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper E and Zinc. I so South Main Street. E i Telephone, me. Booth Norwallt, Colin. 0 iiii iiiii'ui iiii cobra NORWALK. court. onoauino tau. WITH . Iolieite accounts of individuals. man electorate, merchants and «mutter-7a «pen favorable some; IDWION N. MATHIWION. MOI. .KNAPP. VMPM OJAOOI M. DAYTON. emu». crisscross. MK ti. Knapp “7°73: ”3'3...- I Josiah I. Marvin Ismail 939mm» . emu. _ , 1” PLDHBINO AND DTIAI HDA DLTIND HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. 970V IDA DRN NDI It our! AND we neuritis. on and some Pitt , Doe Pistons, Metal Have you me our a: shoes ”sandals 3°99? screens as N, its". violinist-'7. iDurplus and Profits .....j...‘ 91 THESE COLD WINTER DAYS. BY " battle ms cussess‘r one seer use seen REDUCED To a came sea silent-:7. octivsnao m Lore 31 Capitol 3100.000.00 ( cumin. 9:00.000.” Not more: 360.000.00 . also ltvarts‘ J. Wallace Marvin w P799. 91 PMcfney new drawing be safely reinvestedt rouph this Dotti“ puny std per cent—d screen as thelu~ come 25, per cent. Description 0! lnethod an i “‘ sired information on request . Investments bear on lireeeivcd to day wltbd .......'..’....t.. All 1.209% Endorsed by the most conservaiiv‘e authorities upon investhlsnte. ‘ . Don neict out silence castes. 1.9 so min or. Resident Director‘s. Resident Manners. Marti min Ages Lee .‘ .. oburn ‘ John 9. Lowrance XMAS BARGAINS FOR OLD AND YOUNG. I. blight scene at rock‘bottom flex - um In addition to a very complete. . .I . and athletic seeds. l have a va- “ .. riety of useful articles. includ~ fii’ .. in; scissors. pockebhnlves.rn~ - sore. straps etc. all high grade. .. at very low prices. I. . it will surely pay you to look ~- . through my stock. . " til. 77 BULKLEY 52 80. MAIN .BT. Fresh and Cheap Spanish Mackerel.12c lb. Blue Fish. large and email. 127: lb. Weak Fish .10: lb. Eels. 12c and 14s lb. Disease and White Fish, ' 107: lb. Pickersl,10c lb. Large Newfoundland Herring, 97: lb. Freat Fish, Be lb. Fiat Fish. 7c lb. Dermbn Carp elb. 9mm. largep and small' Steak Cod and Halibut: Whole Columbia Riv- er Salmon. Long and Round clams. 30c quart All other kinds of fish at reasonable prices. ‘ Tl Old Salvation Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge Booth Norwalk. e CAPT. CHARLES ouCnoss. Prop. “WW... ..,. . --_..._.- e. .. Miss Baerum, DERMA 1'0]. 0013' 1'. CH!!! OPODIST. Look wood '3 ‘ Hall. ‘ ntarwalko COBB. Office. Hours: 9 7012 a. m. I to 5:30 p. or. Telephone Connection. ”W.”— F. S. BANKS Carpenter. Builder" and General Contractor Ito‘rma‘ree elves FOR ice ems. soitoiito or new AND“ ite- Mocstmo or OLD s‘rnuc‘ruase‘. 3 m on ounce-TOWN causes IV mu. seamen»! sweethearts. MIDIDINOI— ‘ 1! MAIN DTRIIT. ,NONWALK. t 7 - Surety Bonds or an Kinds. JACOB M. tum: 'f'elenllone 9919. "rational. min-m Valves 9 4 per cent. c'eh ‘ joists 9u‘pervlelen of New York and , .89 Wellstreet; ‘ f .. and cigars ' city. THE reoptsghsisu AND eve-res ‘ a. n. an..'.v'ania Normals. ‘ a house out! let in to, of any description out, (1999! w. B. peony It will be of advert line of toys. dolls, books. games ‘.*“oii,y‘ ’ room it in feet sanitation. ‘ appointed. Alum quiet- (late carrying a flili Merrill and Condit’s ‘7 Best suit: '1‘. J. SULLIVA Use STANDARD ultimate for your Bath Ream. They are clean, neat and durable. Horace R. flatly, cos. N. mm AND wear ere. so. uoawam, calm. Wall Paper. Our stock of new good: just in is a little larger then ever before. Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You know wedothewdi'kintheflf‘ybut manner. Wehsvo taken a good W contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit figures for your work. , t r ”‘7‘ We try to carry in stock every- thing you need for the debuted” of your house inside or puff . .,
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