Will be it genuine merited down
5 all purchasers. -
. ‘ This is one of the old time 6
“ins. sud we mean what was“;
‘1 1511
Frederick Keatln who 1.... been ill,
s resumed his du ios. .
5 M B. Partrick. who hits been scr
isusly ill: to improving rapidly.
Mrs; Hattie Walsh or Cottage Ave
uric; is confined to 1161‘ home by an at
tack of the grip
The Northport Oyster Company clos-
ed mitosis yesterday ‘nntil more oysters
W140 s‘Io‘ilul'ed for opening
Mr. and Mrs s. Jules Garrison are
spending a short tlrrrc““ut their Maple
avenue home.
MM
Word has been received from Rich-
ard mind that lie is somewhat better
He will probably arrive borne today.
_........_....._.
A special meeting of the Junior
Band was held last evening at the 5
The meeting 5‘5
East Avenue church
(Isak with matters connected with the
es- of revivals now in progress.
. . ”W .
The revival services at the East
Avenue Methodist church during the 5
webk have been largclv attended and
the result has been most encouraging
to the members of the church.
The subject of the meeting of the
Epworth League. at theEast Avenue
Methodist Church, tomorrow, will be
“Giorifylng God in our Home." The
leader of the meeting will be ii. J ,
liipson.
’ ‘W—_—
The door and plate glass window in
Maimo's saloon on the bridge
were smashed in last night. Arrests
will probably be made. Mr. Malmo
states that the damage was done by
John Jones of East NoeraIk who In
a spirit of playfulness toescd a bolt
barrel of beer through it.
There will be no Epuortli Dengue
service or preaching service in the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday evnlng, February
19. The League and church will 11n-
ite with the other Leagues and Met ho
dist Churches of Norwalk in union sci-
vicos in the? smith Norusllt Methodist
Episcopal Church at 6: 30 11.10.0011
:30 p. m. respectively.
The Loyal Workers of the Advent
Christian church will hold it com on
tion with the Sunday School ofhccrs
at the Boers street church, in Now
Haven on Wednesday The convcu
tion will convene in the morning and
lasting all day culminating in sonic-
es in the evening. Rev. James W. Du.
vis. Hurry Mchtt and S W \‘clsor
will deliver addresses Miss Jinuie
Davis will also attend the convention
There will be other delegates elected
at the church tomorrow
The Duke of Argyle will .cver be
remembered for his thoughtful acts
in baring scratching posts placed at
convenient distances apart so that the
sheepherdcrs illld polisunts whose
principal diet is oatmeal might have
the exquisite pleasure of scratching
their backs, and they inwardly say
"God bless 'ibe Duke Of Argyle." ‘ if
some of our fellow citizens were as
thoughtful as the old Scotch duke they
would at least bcsprinkle their icy
Walks with something or other to pre-
vent people from falling and perhaps
breaking their hours or fracturing
their skulls. A few of them do this.
but very few. and when one strikes
such a sidewalk he 01 she inwardly
smiles their pleasure and satisiurhilon
and look upon such a house tenant
as a public benefactor.
So much having been said about
milkmen this winter reminds us We
story told by an old New York or
porter. When Wardie Corbin. the pier
ricer theatrical manager. first came to
America. he boarded in binldcn Lune.
Now Yolk city and one Sunday morn—
ing took a stroll to incite observation.
in a little whllc. he cums runnlnslbsoit
to the house out of breath and half
scaled to death. telling the landlady 5
that ho. had been chased by lndinns.
but it turned out to be nothing more
than I milkmrm making his rounds
with that peculiar lillllabuioo which
the milklnon. used to cry and which
Corbin had taken for the war whoop
New York in
those days was a small village ”domain
of son. Indian chief.
ed tawny. and it was not
prised at that the Englishman thought
opus: not far away.
all the general idea iii that country
that there were ludl
was that America was inhabited chief
1? by. indium ”0.111001: men.
so tyros. '
Holiday hours will he observed at
the post office on Washington’s births
day. 5
The steamers Kate 0. Stevens sud,
William l stoveno. of this place. sin
it channel through
the the in tho Houth Norwaiit harbor,
stated. in breaking
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Wharton
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Episcopal
Rev. A. ll. Hubbard, actor»- 5 5 5
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in has" hall‘s". it stays; the one on
Ibis and 11 saving of to per cent: to "
.11. t. 1.
ales and an advertisement of B'sr-
Morning class
at. 0: 30. leader, Charles
W. Bulb.)
caching at, 10; 30, by Rev.
00000.5
ing by the pastor at 7 p. 111., subject,
“Wisdom's Hardest Task " Weekly
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install lng'i‘i
ifN
The soil-pron last; night in the Rowhy-
to‘n‘ Methodist Episcopal Church by
Rev. Lewis bounsbury. was on Echo's
Late Repentance. There was a good
attendance, purl a most interesting and
helpful service.
Rownytou Baptist Church Frank C
Brown. pastor~0clvices Int 1045 a.
D.‘ mt; subject of morning
sci-,mon “The Absolute in Christ";
ovoriing' sermon topic, “Decisions";
sunny school 12 an Junior 0 133..
45 D. 10-;5Seuior C. E- 0.15; solo by
David Albrecht lit morning service.
5151.11.11.31; Aid Wednesday. Thursday at
7.30, happy hour service.
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. *DARIEN ANQ NOROTON
Dr ice 'im'on witch will entertain
frlchdil at Cedarwiid next Thursday
night. The gathering, which was to
have been held February 9th, .was
postponed on account of sickness.
Mrsr'Phuobe H. Raymond Kcnney
died at her home in Darlen Thursday
afternoon. The funeral serviccs will
be held this aftwuoou at 3 oclock
’l‘he pastor's of the Methodist and Con-
grcgatlonai Churches will conduct the
services. , 5
John H. 'Fairchlld has the work
well along .on the new house for
Frank B. Guriey, at Gicnbrook.
Frank'iiook is the unison contractor
and till.- painting has been giun to
N. ilenluicst. 1119 house will [it
comploictl ububi. April 1
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Miss Edna Sllorcr met with 11 pain-
ful accident» while dciilcring a tale
graph rricssage at South Nolwalk,
Monday. She slipped and lo“ 011 the
icy walks, spraining the muscles of
her foot very badly. She was brought
home in a sleigh. Dr. Bolrannsn at-
tended Miss Shower and said it would
bee long tim'e before she would be
able to walk again Miss Sharer
has a position in the telegraph cities
at South Noruslk
C. B. Fitch. of Noroton, has been
awarded the contract for tho carport-
tcr and mason work in connection
with the superstructure of the. new
house to be or acted at that place, op~
posits the station by William Dugdaic
His bid was $1975.1‘lre figures sub
mitted by E. E. Scofield. of Stamford,
were $1089.88, and another contrac-
tor's estimate was $1,090. It will be
11 single l'cslticrlcc. 20x28 feet. provided
with the usual lnlprovorucnis.
5W...
Glcnbi‘ook bids fair to bcccnu- one
of tho most popular suburbs, as evi-
denced 5by the number of houses be—
int,r erected in that vicinity. Robert
Fltzsirnnionn will. build 11. lino. collusi-
on. Hope stroct in the spring and
George W. Toms has also purchased 11
lot on the same street, which be ex—
pects to improve by building a single
residence in the near future. As prev-
iously mentioned. John M. Witter-
bury has plans for two double houses
which be will build 011 Springtime
road. During the past your six houses
have been built at (llcnbl'ook. and
Robert Kerr has twelve :lll' proccss of
construction between 50160ka and
Springdaio. Arthur Kerr has. just let
the contract to N. S. Finch. oi Dnrlon.
for 0110 new house at Springdulo. and
he contemplates ,hiiilillng seycrul
lllOl‘e. This section is growing rapidly
since the trolley line‘ was extended.
WESTPORT. I
.A .011 its! been born to Mr and Mrs.
A, Mannerl 5' 5: 1 5
. . .1. _ ,
carbon Ilubbcll oi Newto'wn. is via
iting relatives hero
. i
.Willlam Bumcit has resigned from
the Computing scale {‘0
friends from New York.
Mrs. Theodore Becker of Fair-Mid
has been here on a visit to her moth-
11'.‘ i5 .
bliss Ruby Thorpe has returned
"Bridgeport. .
ti‘hmbilsiios Morgan of New York
are among the latest arrivals at How
thorn Inn. .5 5
mom Allen, who was runuvor by
a. horse a tow days bio is more soil-
ously iniured than at first believed.
W
Miss MomMcCorluiolr has returned
her mother. .
W
Walter Stone and wife, have return
linrlhutt. 5
" ‘Tlidiii‘llfi ‘liltililii'lblog flirts gone
New York, ll
crotlvo it tw
sl
W umedy i5 has caught
. lihdny school at
. 1: 30; Whipwortlr Mingus at 0:15; presch-
services. Thui‘tdsy atoning urbycr
Misc 5 Carrie 5000.00. is: entertaining
hour's bum o villi... with lrisnds in
to New York utter a. visit here with
nod to New York alter lt- visit to A. 8.
ii”
‘cilcut Law Does Not
HARTFORD, Feb .l'tlww'llho Judic-
my committee of its general assem-
up at Hartford gave some interesting
hearings this week on matters of gun-
oral interest. Two bi 116 were consid-
cred which provide a ‘p‘ch‘suy an cir-
oulstlriijt immoral literature and also
hrnends‘ the low so as to incite it. more
effective against it certain class of
books, while the other gives the police
authorities of any town or city power
to immediately suppress it show that
is believed to bo immoiul.
Both billawol'o‘llr’lriiduoell by ‘Rspfi
resonutlve Henry. B. Wilcox, soft Bris-
toi: who was ouhand to .support'5 thorn.
lid brought with bimi't'M‘o officers of
the Watch and Ward Socicty of New
England an organization which lie-
yous much labor to the cure scrimm-
traction 539! thoujyopng tram «11.5.;
floaty Chase, superintendent. or ‘tlrc7
society and a veteran oviro has grown
old in the service said he wished to
speak more especially in regard to
the bill which related to immoral
hooks. “As the law now stands: horrid,
he “the very worst class or them
books-thc ones which y'bti'th can
easily scout-matinee: be toucbcd‘rbyi
the Connocticutrlswiasiit now stands
This: law' requirossthatr; the scatter
printed 'musc beraobsccnc: ruiowseaMrJ
Chairman. sorrlonofI rtlro very. worst
books printed arefuat obscuno In the
meaning of the law and so we cannot:
reach them as'the ‘zlsw .IIOWi-LBIHDIIB.
We want an amendment which nili
enable the authoritiesrio suppress all
these books. "
liii. Chose went on to say that the
amendment proposed was to add to
the present law the words "or mani-
festly tending to corrupt. thomorals
of the young.“ 'l‘liis addition. Mr.
Chase believed. would fortify the law
and enable them to kill off the many
books which get around tlre'cxisting
statute. it left the matter at the dis-
cretion of the triul Judge. If that of-
llciul thought tho book tended to cor-
rupt. it could be suppressed and thc
port-on selling it pilllislrcli 5
Mr. Chase wont. 011 to tell of smut:
very naughty books and tho commit-
toc llsicrfid with added interest. Ht?
told of (mo which Was the worst of
the lot and yet the Cmrnoctlcui law
did not reach it. This book was writ-
ten over 100 years ago and 11 famous
mornbor of the English parliament
offered the author 500 pounds if he
would never write another.
Mr. Chase said that there were other
very bad books, some of them pub-
lished in wicked Chicago. ills socie-
ty had found from iii 0 20 of those
bookr. which the present low did not
touch
Eben l‘ Drills, on ssslsiant scent of
the society. had something to say
about the immoral show bill. There.
was nothing new in the law which
enabled therpolice to suppress a show
that nus immoml attor- it had boon li-
censed. 'i‘hc prbhoscd amendment. ni-
lowud the police to go and investigate
and thou runko arrests if the law nus
violated. Tlrcy but] ‘0 similar: law iir
Massachusetts. Rhoda island. and New
Hampshire and ii..had workodnrost
affect ll'oiy.
ii. ll. Spooncr, of Kcnslllgtou, Cilil'
noctod with the Connecticut 'l‘ompcr-
lurco League, spoke briefly in favor of
both Inn's.
Blacksmiths and horscslloers sent
ropr-cseututivss before the commltia
to favor the .bill which allows thumb
to put a lien on a horse. ox, carriage
or vehicle of any kind when the own-
er fails to pay for repairs. Michael
B Ring. 0LNoruich. said he had been
in the business for 25 years and had
lost much money He thought IIIi‘
blacksmiths oughtito buvo a light to
a lion on the property and so protect
themselves.
Sonator Judson asked if the black—
smiths were not able to hold the work
until it wnmpaid for“ it was admitted
rcprcsentvutlvsmbofore the committee
was informed that persons chance
and a man who could be trusted gt. our
time later on would ml to; 00!. mien
there was- no way to cover. 1 1.1.
Senator Judson callsd attentions»
the fact. that it a lien walnut. on 06-
msn could buy a carriage untildi‘ohsd
looked up the records in the mo
clerk‘s office. This was admitted but
the biacksmlihs thought that they
ought to be proicctcd from the boats
There was no on osltlon.
Senator Folsom on aappoured before
the committee in reference to three
hills which he had introduced. 0n
relaitxi to a much filing a finding
fuel. in six months utter a counter
finding claim was filed
The nomad bill provides that upon
5,.thc application of clthcr punt'yy the
court shall order our issue lust.
which may have boon or may hero-
,sftel‘ be joined in any action dornarrdv
int; equliobin relic! tried by .A. Jury.
The third hill 0.0010le the I000;
custodians of public were desired
Senator realisation sacks” in lsvoti; at
all tum rss. is us ass up-
th‘budsoth’ c 0.00mi
of the law in certain cases. «
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B'UPIRI'OH OOURT.
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Gusto Aulonod (or Trial Bolero Judas
Ros out Wonk.
in the superior civil court. before
. Judge Joni ll. Roodnthcos castes hnvs
“(3:01 assigned to next wcch‘s trial
lls ‘
Tuesday. 10 ii inn—«Dudley W lla-
cen’s a col from probate. 555 5.
lilies mm 5581mm. admin-
istrator v1. “The Barnum t Boiler 00..
but: Erma MacDonald vs. Borough of
She with chillichsiuiollis
, our fish! dilution st. 111..
hold item vs. steroidal Hospital or.
sis; Francis Alien vs. 'l'own of N0!"
wills: Gertrude M Andsmut appeal
from illdbilis
iisnry chm Explains first the
0
.1116 corr‘e‘splomlcmcs ruining to
Estimates drubbing received on the
Wpiltus for two line yosidcncoa which
‘ the Tokenekc Corporation
contour
widths building (in itoipl‘opei ty in Row
nylon 1000 will be about 20 11 01 foot
pantry, etc There will be 1'2 rooms,
provided with all modern t‘tmvanlbuc.
es. The cost will ‘be about $10, 000.
the neighborhood of 015,000 The Illlills
wore drawn by Architects Jarvis limit
and W. W. Bosworth. 142 East 32th!
strcol, New York city
Tin; plans will soon be ready for es-
tlmutcu for filling and grildlllg the
ball grounds at Butch l‘oint. recently
issued from the Connecticut Railway
&, Lighting Gornpan‘yrby A, J. Smith of
viiridgcport. [his usiirilaicd that about
4,000 cubic yards offliling'will be re»
quired. A grand stand with seating
capacity for about 1, 000 will be erected
and 010055 bleachers with about. same
capacity. Oihcr improvements are
contemplated but as yet nothing has
been definitely decided. ,
The entire stock for the proposed
South Norwalk club house has been
subscribed and the proposed building
on Washington street is assured Tho
culmination to- errect and control the
building will now be organized and
then the complete plans and specifics
plans will he obtained
.i'Tuylor in Golden real estate and in
libraries agents, are distributing a very
5uttr:.atiivc booklot entitled. "Notes and
Glimpses of South Norwalk.” the name
.woli describes tho book which gives
. an interesting desciiption of the city
with its nlmryndvunlugcg as a busi-
ness and residential ccntcr together
with thin cuts or the principal build
lugs and pleasure resorts. ‘
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DECLARATION OF INDEPEN.
DENCE.
Colonel Micheal Publishes on llluo
tratod History by‘Orric'r of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-—Col. Wil-
lilim .Il. Mlclrmri. chief clerk of the
State Department, by order of Con-
gress has Dirblislrnd it book giving an
illustrated history of the Declaration
of Independence with the biographies
and pox-trials of tlre.siurrcrs and tho
scrrctnr'ics of the. Congress. Tho ad»
vairce coplos of this work have been
,rccclvsdut the department. The illus
decayed condition but also p. number
.of photographs taken when the docrr
merit was in 11 better state of Dresser
vutiou. The volume was prepared pri-
marily its an aid to «those in charge
State at expositions. in explaining that
part of the exhibit relating to tho
Declaration of independence. The
scrlcs of portriats 01’ his signers is
complete. and thorn Is an interesting
facsimile of the broad side copy of
tho Doc.lnratlon signed by John Han ‘
coon president .of the. Congress for
and on bandit of the members of Con-
gross. attested by Charles Thomson.
secretary Estrella”) interesting its
llln
doolaratlonuwhich is given. Because
of the historic value of the work of
(or Micheal. Congress ordered the
book printed as a. government pub
llcstion.
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Charcoal and. Gibson. Work.
. We do 11 customisation. Pops/r
Hanging and Decanting business.
To «dos
Picture Frsmss and “Window alludes.
We to anywhere for business.
Respectfully, 5
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to see the if you are desirous of buy- ’ ‘
lug any kind of prdpert'yJ. ‘ ‘
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comfortable and up toasts hotel in the
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foot sanitation. Rooms .. excellently
Cafe carrying a full line of Aches-
Mcrrlii and Condit'o wines,
and cigars. Best stocked bar in tho
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comc 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all do.-
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investments bear
day resolved to day withdrawn.
Use STANDAR
for your Bath Room. 5'1‘hey art)
clean, neat and durable.
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con. N. MAIN AND WEST are.
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we do the work in the .very best
We have taken a good many.
contracts for house painting and
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