board of the East Avenue Methodist
, week.
. the weather
choice 15o on. .
" livery cheap
12%0 upward.
filo: lipsciol on of Corsets
VII ,
:liiverit kind of Corset includd in .
romm
Mrs. Helen Wood, of \‘t’intield street,
-, E. 0. Drnko ,of Butts Place. Is con
‘ fined to his home by illness.
A Inoeting of the teachers of the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday school
will [be held this ovhing.
WW
Tomatonthly meeting of thoiotilclal
Episcopal Church will be bold tonight.
. , A rehearsal of the Jolly Four Maude
1» tin Club was held last evening at tho
home of John w. Banks In Film
.streot. ,
, Mrs. Henry M. Taylor. of Cove ave-
i one. who has been ill at her home.
1 threatened with pneumonia. is conva
leasing nicely.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ
Chapel will meet tomorrow with Mrs
W. 8. Hartford. of blast avenue. at 2.30
p. m. It is hoped that all will be
present. .
Bert Brumstrup. who has recently
. undergone an operation. is now able
to get about and onpects to ho able to
resume his duties as painter next
Homer Boers has returned front
Mexico. whore he. has been engaged in
a mining venture W. F‘. ii. Preston
has also returned with him having
been stopping at Philadelphia for
some time.
Word has been received from
Charles E. iioyt. of this place. from
Avalon. Santa. Catalina island. say-
ing‘that ho is enjoying himself im-
menaely.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Band will be held Friday oven-
ing. ll. A. Geib will lead. it is car-
ncstly desired that all members be
present. as there Is important busi-
ness to be transacted. All young inch
cordially invited.
A very pleasant whist pain was
given last evening by Miss Elizabeth
Wilson at her home in Seatlow ave-
nue. Four tables were tilled wnb
players. The prizes were won by
Harry Wilson and Mrs. Charles it.
Aistho‘rpo. Refreshments were serv.
40 dos. udiss' Fancy Collar
s and Sets. an endless variety. your .
A great unit tity of 'l‘owcis that we are selling qtin’ntltles of or ‘ “
L’Ibn't miss this sale as It is absolutely II money saver.=
.vm
is unequalled bylauytbtuié or am
it 125:) ,
. i
SOUTH blU? WAIIK
were doligituuuy not ions. m was
the first in a series of lectures to be
given on the last Friday evening or
each month. t
‘oiininu auo donation,
Joseph Lame has ovsd from his
old quarters to the atoibory build
ing which has been recently titted up
for him. » _.
The monthly shooting of Eagle llook
and Leader Company will be held next
Monday night. Only routine matters
are oxpooted to come up for notion. '
Hani'ord Smith of Darion. has been
laid up for the past wool: with gastri»
tis. as had a very. severe attack. but
is now gaining nicely.
Representative Thomas Cave. of
Dalton, yesterday presented a bill in
the legislature at Hartford authoris-
Ing selecttnon to not as special po-
licemen. The matter wont to the in
dietary committee
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company' a
panochle sharks are now ahead in the
tournament which is going on at the
truck house. They expect to win the
match and the chowder supper for
both companies. The score at present
stands Volunteers "' Eagles 30.
.i,
at her home. her own and tho Stiiidiiv
School class (if Mrs. H. S. Brown .\
delicious; dinner was served and thusH
present snoutthe out-nine, with Mrs.
Noxon. All 'onjoyod tin,» Occasion
very much.
...—......
A meeting of the town teachers was
held at thc Dai'leu school. Monday af-
ternoon. The tonic for discussion was
the course of study. Soillt‘ changes
in the course were decided upon. They
are slight ones though and will not
interfere much with the present text
books
Icol‘ge Hoyt, of Stamford bus on-
tcred for tho ho‘niilc skating ram: on.
bounced to be held on Cove pond next
Saturday afternoon. Ennis and Wood
arc to compete in this l‘fit‘t‘. Friends
of lloyt say that the latter will giro
a pretty good exhibition of Speed on
. the stool runners.
——
-Canued vegetables of' all kinds at
Street's Cash Grocery, if it
Tho snowstorm last week, out an
and to the skating on the Cove pond
for the present. but the pond contin-
ues to be in good shape for ice-boob
ed during the evening.
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Two of the steamers of tho ltadct
Oyater fleet have been laid up until
improves and the Ice
bound harbors open somewhat. The
two steamers are the Dreadnought one
the Bond Currier. This morning tho
steamers Ostrea and Josephine after
some tliflirtlliy succeeded in opening
up the harbor.
The teachers‘ meeting of the East
Avenue Methodist Sunday school will
he held tonight at 8 ociock. with Mr
and Mrs. D iiouen. St. John avenue
The lessons for the month of February
will be taken up. The first one will
be. Jesus at Jacob‘s Well. and it. will
be explained by Mrs. Elects A. Fergu-
son. The second will IJI.‘ the Second
Miracle in Cans.
Ferguson; third, Jesus at the Pool of.
the
E.
Ilipson: fourth. the Miracle of
Loaves and Fishes, taught by Rev.
E. Cunningham
...-......
ROWAY'I ON.
The Ladies' Aid “Society of the lion
ayton Methodist Church will hold a
supper this evening.
Rowayion llose Conipanv in plan-
ning a sock social to be held on Feb
rum) 8, at Ciaw‘s iiail
Captain Alvuli D. 'I‘uthlll. of Hickory
Bluff, reports that there is excellent
skating on Wilson‘s Cove in front of
the Nor-walk Yacht Club house. tutti
that the boyumro availing themselves
of the sport. Mr. Tutliill also reports
that the outer harbor is covered with
ice clear out to the now lighthouse
and around to Roton Point.
......
The railroad company‘s pointers are
now actively engaged in varnishiu'é
tho interior of the cast-bound station.
and will have the Work completed in
a few days. thereby making a great
improvement New stations have been
placed in tho uniting mom, and Sta
tion Agent Jones and [luggage Master
Lockwood are much pleased with the
evidences of attention being given the
local property of the company Sev.
oral doors at the westbound station
are also being repaired.
The lecture that was given in Crow's
Hall. on Friday evening lust, for the
benefit of [Ila Itowaytou Free Library.
by B. R. Wood was very much enjoyed
by the goodly company that had gath-
ered. 'I‘ho lecturers topic was "Por-
sonal Reminiscence» of Abraham Lin-
coln." and many interesting facts not»
coming the personal characteristics of
the great war president and that could
be known only by personal contact
Did you buy: your
, At any, rate,
‘Ayer’u Hair Vigor. h éhecltti
color to _ Sold for
i
txpluined by N. S.
hair at an auction?
hymen to 03pr wild“; aflfioiouoe'
lug. and Would be fine for trotting If
there were any horsemen to venture
out. on it. Jacob Miller was lamenting.
this morning, what he believed to ho a
lock of ilitorost in winter sports.
"The Wild in In perfect condition
now for trotting," said Mr. Miller.
“but tlioro‘ s not a nag iliitt' it been driv-
en met it, excepting my (NH). Tlim‘n
was a time when i used to get up
races myself and give all the prizes.
Those were the days when there \Vf‘lu
some real sportsmen in town, and
they wore not afraid of trying out
their rings against one another. Of
course, after a time, it became rather
tedious for me to be putting, up all
the money and others getting most of
the sport. So i thought in quit for o
lcouplo of yours. and give the other
i
I
i follows it chance to arrange the races,
but somehow none of them tend the
mark. and the result is we ain‘t INN
any for trotting in several years.
Some have an idea a horse had to ho
(*spccallly u‘cll shod to 50 on the ice.
Why i dilve my nag mound the pond
when she ain‘t been shod for two or
three nooks or inoro' The races
i“IIICh Mr. Miler rotullod were ycailv
vents at tho Cove sonic fifteen years
ago. and they frequently Wt'ro very
Interesting. The prizes generally con.
sisted of bags of oats. blankets or
whips. One afternoon Mr. Miller says
Dr. C. E. Rowcil won 75 bags of cuts.
Life has been strenuous at. tho
Tooker iiouso lately and there is
some-talk that warrants will be Issued
for the arrest of the broprietor, John
ifagirortv Several days ago Mr ling-
gcriy and his baitcndcr. John Dcvltt.
had an altercation and llnggerty was
getting considerably the timid of it.
when Mrs. liomiric who resides at
tho Tookor House Intorforcd and turn-
ed the tide of bhtiln. it is whispered
that ii. revolver was flushed during
the scrimmage. Yesterday morning
Charles Leonard entered the place.
He and Ilagserty had an altercation
of some kind and the result was that
Leonard came out the small cud of
the horn. being struck in the face by
two bottles, whch had been propelled
through the air with considerable
velocity. Leonard sustained a cut on
the check, another on the chin anti
still another on the nose lie was
quite badly used up. Mrs. lieudrio
also suffered considerably being kick-
ed in the abdomen with such force
as to render necessary the services
of a. physician if is undcisiood that
some of the citizens of tho town are
to take action rogurtlin it though
there seems to be a man foot iicsituu
at. to say the least. upon the part of
the officials of the law to take any
action. ,
hilltop ifr. and aimyslrestorec
Mrs. Noxon‘ontertnlucd last evening .
‘ been in NW Norunlk ilospiitui for the
. .010. was. "Somali
Miss but your '
friends in Now flare _ ,
«W ’
W. (1 Katie has been spending a
few days in New Yoik
no. Hairy It. Shortvood is tiultinn
riends in Newark. N. J .
F‘iod Cannon has been visiting
his brother In New flatten. ‘*
> ....me
. Mr. Iadd Mrs. Clar‘mi‘co Perkins are
visiting Month in’ New York.
J. Alberton and wife of New York.
were end of the week visitors horn.
WW
Miss liolcn McLaughlin“. of Bridge«
draft, has been visiting friends In
. town.
....
Miss German, of New Y,ork was a
recent gilt-tot of Mrs Willard 8 Ad
tons
..
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Turnoy. of Fair-
flold, have been visiting friends In
' Westport.‘
....—
Mrs. Waitor Gregory. of New York
is a guest of Mrs. Sidney S Dayton.
in Sausntuck .
Arthur Jcssup. of Brooklyn. has
been it guest of, friends In town dnro
ing the week. .
Mrs, Grace Kittol, of New York. is
fl guest of Mrs. Josephine Harrison,
Wright street. ,
Mrs E. Hall has returned home to
Weston. after a visit here with Mrs.
Abbie 'I‘rowbridgo. ‘ '
Charles Tanner. who has been visit-
.Ing in town left for his home In
Georgetown. Saturday.
Frank Jonson. of. New York. has
been in town several days looking af-
ter his business interests lierc.
Miss \Ii’inlfrctl Romper. .who Ilitf-l
been visitinl.r friends in Pennsylvania.
has returned to her boom in . this
place.
Mrs. (i, \V. iiitriiydt, of New Mil-
ford. has been visitiiu}: at the rest-
deui-o of Willard S. Adams. State
street.
il‘tuindcrs‘ day exercises were polo
in the liigii stliool this afternoon and
the. address of the dot delivered by
l’iof 11H Sheath of \’.nlo
M15. .lulln. licndritkson, who has
past four months with a broken lig.
has no for iecovrrml as to be brought
to her home In \Voodsldo :i\.tnuc
The Library Association Iiins elected
the following officers: President. W. L.
Taylor: vice presidents: J. S_ Jonas and
J. G. liyntt'. secretary, W. i' Ninth;
treasurer. .l. S. lticbiirds; librarian.
Miss Currie S. Bradley.
«Only one rooted} in tho viiioiid that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in our part of the body; Donn 5 ()Int-
intuit. At any drug stoic, 50 cents.
WESTON.
Mrs. l.. M. tiould is ill with grip.
Mrs Tews. of New I Grinds the guest
of Mia Philip Gerhardt.
Mrs. Horace liuilbult. will entertain
the Matinee Whilst Club at its meeting
next week.
A little daughter arrived at the homo
of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey, on
Sunday.
Mrs. P. S. Lyon. of Lyons Pluto. is
spending a few Weeks with Mrs. L. S.
Godfrey.
, Thomas [)onnrlly. of New York. is
spending a few days at. his summer
home here.
Miss May Iliituilion. who has been
ill with inflammation of her oytw, is
liupr in log.
W
Mr. and Mrs. P. P Morchotise ulll
t‘ntortaln a number or young friends
this evening.
a
Miss lDtIici floors who badly iniutv-d
her have wit c plating at school is
.now able to to about. again.
Miss Susan blocker ls suffering from
a badly swollen arm. the result of a
pin prick in one of her fingcis
...—...”...
GLENBROOK.
Miss Edna Miller entertained sot-or-
I'll of her friends at her home. Saturv
day evening.
Miss Ida livynuu has returned home,
after sprouting a few days with friends
in iirooklyu.
A port) of tileeubrooku toting poo
pic will meet In Raymond it Hail F‘ri
day evening and spend A few pleasant
hours in dancing.
While the Glenbrook car, which
leaves Stamford at 1.40 was «leacoud-
ing fiiiruc's flill yesterday afternoon.
it collided with a milk wagon which
was ascending the hill. using the
tracks for the purpose The driver
was out and injured about the band.
the wagon was rightly damaged, while
the her so. escaped injury.
...-adorn ...—MM
POUND RIDGE.
Miss lrtinc iloyt. of Dcrbv has been
visiting at the home of Mrs N. II
Stanwood Trinity luiko. Pound Ridge.
for the past two weeks.
'Miss Sarah Marshall. of i’oumi
Ridge. who has learned the. dressmak-
Iug art. has obtained it one position in
Stamford. , , _ .
' megs an Iii MIMI: Erotica.
it hot dinner was served: her w hich
its party found themselvenséagina the
pip u been visiting »
" ‘ ‘ , flush
out contending the law creating tho
hey.
‘borno,
runs" was a time. or rating i
M“ Mufti gt: Isrswrdofi tit-Now“
tltn‘ :8 H
in oyastot
of East; Lyme, in‘tnniuced uh'
state police dophrtnieut do that such
department shall not only when rt,
quot-lied by the governor,“ attorney gun.
oral, state's attotnoy, sheriff or sun.
orior court lodge. It also erases the
section authorizing state police to call
on local unicorn for assistance.
Senator Photon, of the Sixteenth dis
trict, introduced a bill repealing the
law cicntlng the state police depart-
inept—in other words Willing that or-
giniization out of existence.
Senator Pnttison, of the Seventh dis
trict. introduced a Iresolution fixing the
bonds of the stain police superintou
dent at till, 000, assistant superinton
dent $5, 000. and tho pollcmnen III
whatever figures the cotiiinlssion may
determine
BERKSHIRE RAILWAY DIRECTORS
NEIW HAVEN.'FOII. 1.-An official
statement issued today from the offices
of the Now ii,orit New Haven and
Hartford Railroad says that at a moot
tug of the Board of Directors of the
Berkshire Street Railway Company
held In this city January 31. the old
board of tlircctors‘rosigucd and the
following were elected: Charles S.
Mellon. C. F. Brookcr. D.‘ Newton Bar/r
William Skino‘r,‘ Arthur 1), Us-
l. M. Koohaporscr. E. it. Me
Henry. Calvert 'I‘ownley. James S.
Hemingway. Those gentlemen are di
rectors of the Consolidated Railway
Company. the. corporate name. of the
concerns through which the New
York, New Haven itnd Hartford Rail-
road has taken over various electric
lines in Connecticut.
OflIcers were chosen as follow:
President. C. S. Mellon: vice-president,
E. H. Mcileury: treasurer. A. S. May;
clerk. J. G. Parker.
Culvert ’l‘ownley was appointed us-
sistant to the president.
GOLD SHIPMENT TO PARIS.
NEW Yttltli, li‘cb. i.—-i.azord,
h‘reros will ship lilititlywu in gold bars
and “3:30.000 in ,gold coin and the.
National (lily Bank $500,000 in gold
coin to Paris tomorrow. ,
Some $00.00!) additional sold coin
has been engaged at the. sub-'i‘rensury
today. This makes the total engage-
ment llius fur, Including; bold bars.
$5,400,000.
Some young men are stage struck
and some others are only soubrettc
struck.
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BOOK. tile title of which is Ill the fol.
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3 lbs Fancy Califoriua Prunes,
Isstuaoooturzsq‘.‘
solos-«soon.
3 cans com ..............250‘
3 can: Baked Beans . . .. ... . .asu
:, in cans Egg Plums ..‘....‘.... .251: .
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.A STULL,
2.. corraos AVENUE.
. court.
:g if You who. Sell
‘your property, whether It is 'a farm, '
a house and lot In town or real estate
of any description quickly, call or ad.
dress a ‘ JJ
w. s. meant/lo v,’
86 Wall Street. Norwallt. Conn.
it will be of advantage to you also
to see me it you are desirous of buys
lag any kind of property.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE ANU
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and tip todate hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in every‘
room. Baths in connection. Per.
foot sanitation. 4 Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full line of Ackor<
Merrill and Condit‘s wines, liquors
and cigars, Best stocked bar in the
city. .
T. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 396—4.
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Use STANDARD FIXTURES
for your Bath Room. They are
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST STS.
80. NORWALK, CONN. i
‘Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
....w.~..._l
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
We have taken a good man?
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures {on
your work. ,i
I I .
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gerham,
TELEPHONE 135M. " "I1
10 FIRST ST.
E. NDRWALK.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emit-inter.
ti North Main 8t. 00th "Invalid
Ruldsnus, 9 Crescent 'I'ImiiI. i
Telephone It house. 134-0. ‘I
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rowan-i Ir. semen/Atop
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scans Tomatoes ..........25tt” -‘
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