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51 WASHINGTON 8T.
ltillili hillsides.
Thomas 1. Raymond is in Port Chea-
ter. today. on business.
Old Well Lodge conferred the fol-
lowcraft degree, last. evening.
Today is bill day with the seicctmcn.
Obligations will be scttletl tomorrow.
A working sosston of St. Mary‘s
Latlios‘ Aitl Soolcty was hold last two-
ning,
'l‘hc Knights otking Arthur, of
(lraco Church. have arrangoti all in
formal dan‘co for Friday night.
Miss Marcia. Booth has rcturncd to
her «11011111 in Derby. aftt-r'h‘avinp.‘ spent
lilo Sabbath with tho Misses (it‘l‘tll‘tl,‘
or llayvlow avotme.
Mrs, Henry Manvillc, of New HaV»
on, anti Mrs. Chutterton. of New Rd
chello. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry It‘roeb. of Lowe street.
—-If you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto. call on 1.. M.
Wright. Telephone 104-2.
The annual conclavo of Clinton Com—
mandcry, Knights Templar. of N01“
walk, will be held Friday evening. 01‘-
ilcors will be elected at tlntt tlmo.
Mrs. Elbert Day and daughter. of
Iiridgcport. have boon spending thrco
days with Mrs. Day's parents, Mr. anti
Mrs. Richard Noaok. 01‘ North Main
strcct.
In, and Mrs. John lltllnorticr will
soon loavc South Norwalk for tho
Solrtlr wh'lro tho do -lor will I‘m-tunable
al'lor his. rot-obi sort-l'o attack of 1y
pboitl tort-r.
o' ....‘.'~« ’7 ‘ “"""'T"4." t e »
.\ largo doll-gallon ol' ulcntilors tll'
lllo lt‘iro I‘oiico of Now London have
signiliod tboir intontiou of attoudiug
the annual ball of the South Norwalk
ll‘irc I’olit-o. to be bold soon.
Mr. anti Mrs. I’orcy 1'1. Porris, oi‘
Wont stroot. stlilotl for I‘Vltll'itlil, Sat
urdny morning. to be gono a tow
weeks. They export to surpriso Mrs.
John H. It‘orris when thoy arrin- lu
llaytona.
'l‘hcre's a. cure for old ago, an ox-
ccllcnt. anti thorough (lilo. 'l‘bortl is
nothing sensational about. it. it is
the host the doctors can find undor
oxisling circumstances. liollistor‘s
Rocky Mountain 'l‘oa. 35 cools. Tea
or 'l‘nhlots. I’Iaistod's llrug Store.
The annual inciting of tho (‘onnttcti-
out St-boulnulstors' (‘luh will ho hold
in tho ’i‘ontluo Hotel, Now IIllvon. Sat-
urday, l<‘t-llrnary 3. A banquet at 1
o'clock will be a i‘cltturo of tho affair.
Sovol‘al of the male toachcru of The
Not-walks arc members of tho club.
A lncetlng of the officers of tho 01d
Well Hook anti Ladder Company. tho
lv‘ire Police anti Putnam Host- (Tonr
pnuy Wat-l held last ovonlng in tho
rooms of formcr 1"er Contlniaslonor
ltobiua, anti the oillcorn startotl tho
prt-parntitm of the inldgci for tho your.
“Shop" Walkcr says tho rumor that
ho Intontis to rake in tho long grcon
by participating in tho abort boxing
boats now allowotl In Now York state
in orrtmoous. He is chauffeur fora
Now York man at prosonl. and intonds
to tit-voto his time to running an auto-
mollilo. having the flatlc, gamc acvoro-
1y alone. -
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wtian‘t ho perfect health without
para blood. Burdock illood Bitters
nutitos pure blood. "i‘onett anti invigt
orateu the whole system.
'“K'l‘t‘. wew.u,nuulbor of visitors yes.
lorday at the lino new grain olcvutor
or the llollntnl. Koeler & Selkirk Cillll'
puny, in (Irons otroct. Nnrwulk. yes»
torday afternoon. chrtwcntatives of
tho cottlpany wore on hand to show the
workings of tho mutthlnory. Grain
in now rocoivcd at, thllt elevator in car
- a Q .111 or.
load lots, tinting-1h“ nt . gt;
.1. .1, (lrittondcn. A. Looil. it. A, Rona,
11. .1. Manit‘arlttnd. 11. 1‘1. Maclt‘arland.
it‘. E. Williams. FaL. Sncdchmu (L (1.
Laitcb. Edward H. Kcanlor. .1. 1". Win-
antl. (1, H. Loowenthltl. 1. iii. It‘rauou-
that. 11'. K. Kohitlr. New York; A. .l.
Appleton, E, ’1‘. 8collab, W. 11. (lmurcy.
Providence; Edward liobbina lirooio
lyn: (1. 11. Wilcox. llllrtl‘ortl: It}. M.
Bllvorbcrg. Pollghkuepuic: it. 11. Meat-
gomery, H. A. Mathewson. 1.. R. Hurl-
lnltt. South Norwaik; M. 111. Bodden.
Norwalk; (1. A. Patton. Mills 11'. M, Po
ton, Middletown; A, W. Lumber. Mitts
Hoary, Stamfordlt 11'.) C. Foreman,
Gladstone. England; 11. I). Partrittlt.
Fulton. wort! guosic‘ st the Hotel (tilt.
ford. yesterday.
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REAL £57117: AND
_‘ INSURANCE.
74 Washlnliton StI. So. Norwallt.
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Lent. will begin on February 28. Illus-
tor court-ti on April 15.
‘ B. H. Merrick, ot Strattord. was a
visitor" in South Norwallt, today, on
business.
Mrs. Gt-orgo 11. Burton has rctllrnod
homo from a tow tlays‘ visit ill Now
‘t'orit titty.
'l‘llort- alil Ito tt I't'llt‘ill‘hitl oi"
choir oi‘ iilo South Ntil'thili
(lburt-b, Ibia ovouing,
Iltl‘
:upiird
'l‘bo. annual ulooling lll‘ lloihuuy
tiltild wni lu- bold Ibis ovouiug at 7:15
o'clock, ill Trinity Church.
——“Noglecttld colds make fut grttvc-
yards." Dr. Wood’s Norway l’ino Sy-
rup helps men. anti women to a hap-
py, vigorous old age.
Miss Florence Wood. who was Opera-
ted on Monday for appendicitis. at the
Not-walk Hospital. is getting along
very nicely.
Butler Lodge. 1. t). t). 1",. will holti
a meeting this evening at which the
third degree will he conferred on a
number of candidates.
. ~\ .
The civil suit of Whitehead vs. Loa-
thcrluntl. which was down for trial
below the town court this morning
wont ovcr for sort-rat (lays.
’l‘ht- (loitlou ltulo C‘irclo of King's
liztughtcrs ol' the Norwalk '(“ongrogtr
tional tlhnrt-il will holtl an ontol'iain
mout this ovcning in tho chapol.
the meeting of the. tuition ltlllo (‘lr-
t'lc. King's llaughtora. will be bold
lt‘rlday at tho. homo of Miss Carri"
Soymonr. in West, avonuo. at :1 o'clock.
'i‘ho military enrollmont for all
three districts of tho. town has been
complototl and 111110th on tile with tho
scioctmon. It was requircd that" lit-its
lu- in by tomorrow.
cl...“—
Benjamln Dimontl. formerly a rust
dent of this city and an officer of the
old South Norwalk Athlotic Club. but
now a ahcrin in tho city of Pittsburg.
Penn. in visiting friends here.
w'Tisn'i sale. to 11v. a day without
Dr. ’I‘homtts' IEoIoclric Oil ill the houso.
Noror can tell what moment an acct
dont. is going to bappcn.
'l‘ht.I Ioticr front A. W. ’l‘iollcnor to
tho (.‘ornoll ltomotly (.‘ortlpauy. oi' Nor-
wnlk. spcltka well for the ,lnolils oi
lboir wontit-rt'ul motllt-ino. li‘ your liitl
boys aro ill ball lil‘tlt‘i' it will pay _\ou
to road it.
'l‘wo lul'gt‘ untol'lno Iiiiiltli‘ liliHM‘S,
ltltt-lltlotl itlt' lltll‘ in tho Word “11le
passoti through Norwalil. yesterday.
ltlltlor iltoir own lilth‘l', ourtluto for
Now Yorlt, whort- tlloy will lit- plat-oti
aboard a sicamsbip and soul to thoir
dosllnation,
'l‘llo formation of a now club was all
nonnt-t-d this morning. It is known
as "’I‘ho Knockers tflub,” and its quar
tors aro on tho 111-12 tl'ollt-y to Itoway
ton. 'l‘bo organimttion is prosporiug.
A businoss mot-ting of tho Nllilllt‘i’
t‘lnb, ol’ Norwalit. will llt- bold tolnor
row t-vouing.
.’\1t~lnbcrs ol' I’llt-as 'I‘i‘illt‘. I. 0. It. .\I..
will jotlrnoy to Now Canaan. this two.
niug. by t'arryall and will work lilo
warriors' tiogroo on somo of tho adopt-
oll molnlu-rs of Now (‘anaan 'l‘riho. The
adoption douroc will In- workotl by a
loam l'roln (irconwit-h. ’l‘bo start will
ho nlatlo from Solmans' slablos at '1
o'clock,
mit's folly to suitor from tho horri:
bit- plaguo of tho night. itching Illlt'S.
lloan's ()lntuloal (‘lll‘l'h‘, quickly and
pornutnontiy. At any drug storo. no
(it‘lllr‘l.
Enthusiasm givou lifo to what is in-
visihlo and illtorost to what has no llu-
ult-diato action on otlr comfort in this
\rorld.~« Madame do Staci,
llllltliiifS i‘iill
not:
steal utllll
vanities it 11011
lure ii
Slitiltptuit Btu
ill tilt. 1111111801 1111’.
811lllll l'llnl'a'k
Trust Ell.
Bluest/talent
tilltl up.
“11110111111111 irmll ii 111
l//// .1. 111111 Millrtltlu littl-
‘f lliiltts total Ill 11.
Elihu hunts.
VALENTINE SOliVlONIR I’OB’I‘
CARDS.
now ”plan or TRANSPARENT
roar, canon.
CDLEMIN’S
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UM , _ h Hamlin
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A9.a‘._ gal":
. Widen
Semi-Annual
Sale of Trousers.
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'This is the regular twice—a-year event in which we lower prices
on all broken lines of our reliable trousers. It is happily timed to
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‘ meet the need 01' the average man. and the prices arc hclow the “901‘”
ago low prices for equally good trousers.
As we have all sizes now, it's the best titnc to mluc. wllcthcr you
wont work. business or dress trousers. Don‘t wait.
-
Trousers you can back On for quality. style. 111 and service. re-
duced to . .J .,
$1.48, $1.98. $2.88, and. $3.98.
If you need a new suitor overcoat for yourself or your boy,
you’ll find Red Tag prices are. good friends to your purse. Broken
lines, of course. but your size or your boy’s at each Red Tag price.
South Norwaik. ‘ Tel. Call, 32-2.
It has been our constant aim to give satisfaction.
1 First or all our Oats are of good quality.
They are cloan. that moans, free from dust and for-
oign seeds.
Next you get full wolgbt~~75 lbs, to a bag—~ltnti re—
member you pay for none of the scroonlngs or dirt which
you find in all grain unloaded direct front cars.
’l‘rnly all this is out satisfaction.
iluy Ont's That's Clean. .
MANUEL T. OATCH.
We are noar——~just. as far
as tho nt-arost lottorilox
or telephone.
Valentine’s
Now Ready“
At W. P. BEERS"
49 Wall 01., Norwalk.
0 80. min st. Io. Nomllt.
BEST LONG (‘LAMS IN TOWN. 2100 A QUART,
(lIlICICNI‘OIl'I‘ ()YS’I‘I'IRS IN SIIICLI. ()1! OPEN.
BLIIIClt‘ISI‘I. Wl'lAKit‘lSII, POI), IIADIIOCK, FLATFIS”, STEEL IIEAI)
SALMON. FINAN IIAllllll'} AND Kli’l'liltldi) IIERRING.
LARGE SMEL'I‘, Ht‘ A I’llllNll.
(1011, (it: A POUND.
EXTRA LARGE ICICLS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Tel. 108. Free Delivery.
An Ounce ot Satisfaction is
Worth a Ton of Talk.
We rovcrao matters—give you an
“SIMIION ounce of talk—duct enough to attract
your attention, and a ton of satisfac.
'9?
lion. Our coal is good to begin with.
5am (mu properly “plukod,” true from slate.
(EAL scrconoti free from dust and small im-
purities; secondly, Well housed and
handled in our yards; thirdly. sold
full weight, and at the lowest price
the markct will permit. Give us a
trial order.
the Daniel Keogh (5081 to.
31W
f ‘ Bent/law Ave. 1 1 :2; Norwalk. Ct.
. I I
'l \ Branch onlcetl~nl‘ltlgo Drug Store.
Washington street bridge: Leary's
Stationery Store. Railroad avenue.
«000000me
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BY Eb CHANG’A AND OLAaeEs MUOT BE cl-lANasp ?
i " AGOORDINGLY ‘
on»: on. «tritium I look or alum-u or vision to his oyuv
who his. gluon-m wholly to blame. Would It not be mil to hm
your syn «amnion snip! .
11”. rats. _ ,
1 .
O. E. Jackson. ,
Gracious Optician.
‘ "III WALL STREET. NORWALK, CT.
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. A'i' 110M Ill.
The invigorating utronu‘tbon-
lug affect of a‘tilp in the ocean
, in‘ well known.‘ ’l‘ho refreshing
bulbs are made possible to cv-
orybody by the genuine, retitled
SEA SALT
which We, are selling. This shit
contains all ’lht- oltunonta that.
glvtv non wutor its tonic. oilnrao- ,
tar. and by its into you can buvo
oroan ballot at Ilnlllt- at any
Iillltt of tho your.
1. Lil. “All, lilo.
"the Mitford Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
nomoooooooowmoowno
Maples tiltioldschmidt 130.
(humor-tad.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Boston In
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and
Cotton. ‘
swam l Corbett Black. to. Norwnik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WAL. S'I‘REE’I‘, 10:10 a. m.~—'l‘htt
stock market, oponcd buoyant. and ac-
tive with practically all of the impor-
tant stocks up a point or more. The
United Status Stool stocks, Amalga-
nlalod Copper and Union Pacilio gain-
ed 2 points ouch. Northern Pacillc and
l'rossed Sick-i Car 21,13. Reading 3411..
Colorado Fuel «1, Anacollda 5111111 Great
Northern pfd. 8.
WALL STREET, 11 a. lllrmTllt‘ dill»
grant of tho tradcrs in pushing up
stocks at. now points, while lbcy \‘I‘tll‘t‘
talting profits in the speculative far.
oritos rausoti a highly fovorisb and
irregular market for a limo. Whilc
a dozon or more stocks wero succumb.
ing a pniul or two to tho weight of
roalizing. a similar number of new
recruits were doing bottcr in the way
of advances. These lncludod North
woatorn, with a gain of 5 H. Intoz'na‘
lional Itowor 5. St_ Louis Soulhwoalorn
pill. :1 12. Load 3 18, Republic Stool
and Pacific Coast 2 1H. Virginia-Caro-
lina (‘homit-ttl 2 1-2 and Amorit-an t‘ar.
(loncral Idiot-trio. (‘rmsolldalcd (i118 and
\\‘oolcn Md. “.1. lly 11 o‘clock tho ac-
tivity iutti tllliolotl down grozltly and
tho marttot was tlrm.
\\'.~\I.I. S’l‘ItI‘IIC'I‘. II loll. I‘Iit'os ms.-
ztuuiu on niodornto buying. ‘l‘ilo no-
litl- stocks got slluillly bight-r than
boi‘oro and :l Iilllliltt‘l' ol' littll'tiltitii'llti
paying industrials woro t‘Illt'I‘tl to tilt-
lntn'onlonl. ’l‘lltt lntlrltt-t ilol-anlo dull
again without a solbat-k to tho all
taut-o.
WALL S’l‘RiClvl'l'. l p. m.»~ Motiorato
ly large pnrchaaos woro made of all
lho rtmrosontatiw stocks. lull lllcro
was no sustainod ci‘i‘orts to put pricos
higher. llllll oporntors for tho mtnnont
bolng contout lo btlltl their illi\'iilliliK(‘.
Itoutllug morod up to 141 1-2. but oth-
or active l'avoritcs tliti not vary mator-
tally from the 12 o'cIOt-k‘ pl'lt-os.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private Wires or
The Maples & (loldscbmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low 1::lt1
Annal t‘op. 1.111% lit-3'. 11014“. 11155.
.\, (1. dz. I“. Co. 15 15% 11% 15 .
Am. (‘01. (ill 38 1111“,. 33 381;.
Am. lt-o, «111/; 15 44% 4411,;
Am. Lot-0., 7111,43 Tun, 71W. 741.,
Am. Suwll. 155116,» 1111; 11117.. 11151,].
Am. Sagan. 1131 Hit 14bit. 1171.4;
A. 'I‘, & S It‘t‘.. 1131.3. 1131:. 93:15. 11:1
llalto. 6': {Illio 115% 115:1}, 1151;. 1153;.
lrltlyn. a. 'r., 878, 881.3 871.4. 88
t‘bcs, & Ohio 5111;. 511-211, 5b 591;“.
(llll. M N. W.. 211:1 238 2113 2113
(‘11. (ll. West. 2215. 221.1 11214. 231/.
1‘. M. a St. 1’. ISO 18t1‘fi, HIM; nary.
t'ol_ 1“. & i. 70 72 711 71%
(101. South 35 (1531,”. 115 115‘“.
llci. at "111‘, 217114 Bits“ 217% 2171’.
Eric. 17% 11114 177's it‘ll-t.
Eric, 181. pill. 811% 8011.. so all
Ill Colt. 171 175 l?" 175
Lou. ,& Nash. 151 15114,: 150%, 151
MN. St. Ry. 1232114 1232-711. 122.1 1:32
Mox. Con. 2:”. 25 2-114, 2171
M. 112, & ’l“. 37% 117% 117 37
M, K. & 'l‘. pf. 71 71 71 71
Mo. Par. 102% 102% 1021/. 1023/.
Nut. I.el‘ttl., 85M. 851,1, iitl 8-H.
N. Y. Con. 149% 1501.4 1111 1191/.
Norf, tit Wont. 91% 1121.1. 111% 917..
Out. (ll. Wont. 5-17... 5411. 54% 541K;
I’ac. Mail. «111 18 4774. 4711.
Penn. It. It. 1431/,- Hiltfi 148% 1111"
Pan. (lau. 119% 1011 1111113 11111.;
l’reu. S. Can. (12 112'. 111M, 111%
Rt‘lidlng.. 110% Hill/i; 111853 110%
Read, lat. pf. 113 {13 till 91
Ron. Sit-oh, 11171. 21511. 111% 34%
Rock inland 251,1. 211 25% 211
South. Pnc. tit) 1191‘. 118% iii)
Sou. By 00.. 4171. 41% 11% til-V.
So. Ry CO 1). 102 11111 102 l02
'l‘onn. C. (k. 1., 155% 155% 155 155
’l‘exas ‘Pac. 36% 116% 1161.1. 3664.
Union Pttc. 151% 155 154% 154%
'U, B. Rubbish. 58% 58% 53 53
'11. S. Steel. 44 45 44 441/4
11‘. Si. fituol, p. 112% 112% 111% 111%;
Wallltuil. 21% 24% 211/. 131%
Wabash, pill. 411% 46% 151,9 4553
WITH STATE EBOHETARY.
Cortillcatea huvo been filed in tho
oflloe oi’ the lame secretary as fol-
town:
The Really lnvqstmout Company.
Bridgeport, incorporation. authorized
capital, $50,000; ineorporators. William
A. 'l‘horpo, George 1‘). Thorpe and Ed»
mar .1. Orion.
The National Bath 11mm Fittings
corporation. Watorllury, incorporation;
authorised capital, $13,000, incorpora-
tors, 'i‘llmuas Fltzslmous. Louis 11.
lttlsslmomt and Oscar ill. Fitsslmons.
James Manny Company. New Haven
incorporation, authorised capital ’13,-
0001) intlorporsttml. George B. (313th.
James Mount untl‘ Ernest Nettle»
it. _ , .
snow I: Petr-9111 antscturtnscom-
puny. Now flavor: or
thorium tit NO“
sea Baths '.
‘ tiles. that of the Metropolis Manufac-
lyou null violin an about: settled. t
'dautt‘naow, whatno- it's the court or
bottom» inc 1116
Just to Keep the!“
Bali Rolling. ‘
THESE PRICES OWILL INTEREST CAREFUL BUYER‘S
l
MEN'S SUITS‘WORTH $8.00 .....
on.
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MEN'S SUITS WORTH $10.00 ............l.................‘.
MI'N'S SUITS WORTH $19.00
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MEN'S sows WORTH $15.00 ...... ..... . .....
aovs' SHORT TROUSERS'.SUITS $1.98 and,
cover OVERCOATS, oooooues
I MEN'S OVEROOATS $4.00, $5.00 AND‘
SWEATERS AT . . .
sun-cussn-l-l4-In:nus'o-Ircv-aI-Illss'vlot
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS AT ...........................,...,.....1-
*5 .
MEN'S HOSE. 12'/20 QUALITY, BLACK OR BROWN, AT .4“
10¢ HANDKERCHIEFS AT . . .. l M
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InsosvlclllllsluiI-slooullU‘Ol
SELLEGK & PR1
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
i 98 Washington St.
Our new telephone call, 165-5.
a YOUR salvat
Butter at wholesale cost, 25c lb. " “ ' "r“-
Fresh Eggs, home gathered, that a re fresh. 320 doz. x .,
Cooking Eggs at: 25c. Special low price. 1 . -
Cooklng Apples, at 20c pk. Special low price. 1 I 1
Fresh Dug Parsnlps. just in, fine as possible, 2 lbs., Sc. ' ' '
Fresh Spinach, 25c peck. . .
Tetley's Teas give great satisfaction and are selling good. G915
pics free. .
New Cake. fresh in. Plain. Raisin. Fruit and Marble, 203: lb.
Dried Beef. Our cutter has been out of commission, for repairs.
have tt going good and sharp Saturday. Ntzwy good Beefin. ‘.
Shall soon have an important ann ouncemerlt of interest to all 'whq,t'l'
poultry or interested in producing fresh eggs. Can double your nuppl
eggs to two weeks.
Owing to our new system of gathe ring orders in the afternoon“ forty
mot-rung delivery, we are giving a lot of satisfaction to those who like'
goods on time. Try us for quick delivery. .
Hope to serve and please. I
LORENZO DI
Telephone Call 26-4.
1.2111575. Gramllated Sugar-
FLOUR, ANY KIND. BAG ........................ '. ............... .
MAINE POTATOES. BU ..........................................
NESTLE'S OR DEFIANCE MILK, sums ...............
PANCAKE FLOUR. ANY KIND. 3PKGS. .............
new YORK STATE CORN, 4 OANs..... ................... . .. '
TOMATOES. soup PACKED. 3 CANS ... ........
EGGS, ooz. ............................ . .......
18 SWEET ORANGES. I
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FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABL
I O .
............ s.....un
SO NORWALK, CT. ' ‘ I
TEL. 143.
Superior Retort ' . i
CHARCOR‘
Used Same as Wood.
CAREFULLY SEIJCC’I‘EI.) AND PACKED BY ‘ V .
"it u. 3. 111501101 REIIMNG alarm}
MANUFACTURERS AND REFINERS 01" WOOL ALCOHOL; =
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
ANCIENTCASE. console as: a case settled in WT ‘
~«--- and well dispoaed of. ,
Oldest on Docket is Settled and Than The Jury received lite 1court.
. ‘ Withdrawn.
BRIIX’ildPOIt’l‘. .lan. lll.--'1‘bt-t oboe.
qttlus o; the oldest case In the court
with modulatod laughter.
’l‘bis (also, which 1"
years ago, and was him.”
list. now numbering cm
was Instlttlted againstth'é,
,W. Lynch & Company; ’I‘hi _. .
was an again for the do 11 -‘
nfactllring company. an list g '
on Mr. Lynch converted”
use goods to the value O11
in reply Mr. Lynch onto ~
tor claim or $1,800 and 316* ,
he was perfectly sqnar
ul’ucttlrlng company. ’
, 'l‘he torms of settleu
made public, but it is‘ 1111-.
defendant. sottleti by the: ,
between $151) and 3200 , ‘
Another branchof
tried, judgment bhing
tortdant in the supreme
reversed in the supruliio j .
salt tiled, having been
the court docket stomp
Attorney (1. A. Hair
tho plaintiff. and Onilimhi
{or the defendant. ,I
luring Company of New Iinvoa,
against David W. Lynch. local health
inspector, were observed yesterday
in the superior court with propar cer-
emony. Although the suit in. question
has been awaiting trial slnco Novom—
her 22. 18112. counsel on both sides
lost their nerve yesterday morning
when they thought or submitting it to
the loader mercies oi? the jury, and
they settled It on the spot. ‘
This rather pleased Judge Rorahattlt,
who is well acquainted with the perils
and uncertainties of Jury trials of civil
cases. When the attorneys asked him
for. a short time to talk over the case,
he said: "Go ahead. gentlemen. take an
hour or all the morning it you wish. it
you will only got the case away from
the jury.” ,
hhortly afterwards he received the
announcement that the action had
been adjusted, and when he called in
the iurymen to esotlsekthemjrgmjur-
mentality-iron a waokpnut “in; “TM!
only case “learns to came before
provi
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