Wheaeger Iyou _ . WM
not one 5' I) 935 , , 1. f' i.
just; caught cold in it. In”?
Laxative (told 'l'ableta will care you
always, while well known house rom-
cdlca frequently tall t9 lingo; ,
”Sodom
AT and:
Bridge“ Pharmaou
n. W. chansons.
For he convapi arms Ni
oIIrhe sentinel: , ' 4 Illicit-It
do min Hifnar'a
placed on the brill
nawa store. Items or publication are
czttgctetdh daily,“ Thay about? he algo-
o y owl-,raa nov I109 OI
good faith. .. ‘ (lg... . I?“ 4%,
sesaaman tiy better oI
his attack or blét‘gd'itflon log.
7...:
W
The regular weekly social service
was held last evening at the Advent
Christian Church.
Robert Wood, sexton at Trinity
Church continues ill at his home in
Van? Zntltit street.
‘Sllas Sherwood will lead the meet
ing of the Junior Band this evening
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
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The regular weekly prayer meeting
held last evening at the~Methodist
Church was a great success. the at-
ttIndunce being quite large.
The pool game last. evening In the
llai’ner tournament _ was between
lI‘ranlt Fox. rated 85,, and H. Gorham.
rated 80. The former won» handily.
The score was as follows:
lv‘ox. , Got-ham.
7—2 0
18—1 9
27—1 14
38 20
39—1 31
52 32—1
til—I 37
68—2 Iii
73—1 ill—1
8.’i 56
85 '
F, Bucholtz acted as referee and
Walter howls did the. scoring. The
next game will be lxtwaep Arthur
Day anti ll Gregory: thad’ormcr rated
95 and the. lattert7t'a.
nonstruc-
Ag'anta for The Evon'
dowayton. are Fifi“ Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway a’hd harlaa Patty.
Ordara cent to any of I a above will
receive promo-l attention.
nominal. in
The farlnets are worlied over the
ice question. At. this writing there its
no ice in the ponds.
The reflection of a big Iirc toward
Stamford, was plainly seen in this
place this morning about 5 o'clock.
~Gct estimates on repairing and
painting your attic. L. M. Wright's
nmv garage.
Miss Mary Ilomickct. who has been
spending the wintei with Mrs Hohalt
oi the West Side, has gone out. or,
town for a few days.
llev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church will
birach Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in thc Brooksld'e chapel.
The abnormal weather conditions
prevailing are attracting the birds.
liobins have been seen in the neigh-
borhood. and the partly built nest of
a pair discovered.
Mrs. Susie Godfrey, of Rowayion.
has scat word of hot safe arrival in
Maryland, where she reports that she
in having a good limo. [Ater in the
winter shc expects to go to Virginia.
_ y was given last.
night. on Miss Ian Hart, at the home
of her parents in Credited. attest.
'i‘ but-o were about twenty present. The
t-vcning was enjoyed by playing
games of music. About 10: 30 o'clock
A surprise
iiII‘ guests were invited to a dainty
lunch which was a pinpointed by all.“
'itte party broke up at ll o'clock. all
reporting a has time.
One teaturo of
. Austin. in
,. later Company
I. NM. Odtnw
a . ,
mitigation but iv ”to I
a ,
. at} ‘ Into mutt 9" d
modems award will attending
the winner with her sister. Mrs Nav-
ins, or New “York
meiotic smith hits received thwiiile
and a for January; which Iln-
elude the songs 3‘ isle Dear". duct;
gay Galleon." “9‘1".“999’ 91d Geor-
Willium Austin, of Norotdn is visit
In; his 'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth
lgil Ridge.
Mrs Woman, mother of Rev. Geo
.hae returned fund a plea-
shut visit with friends In Brooklyn.
Gaul Miller lelt Dal-ion. Tuesday
morning for Dayton, Ohio, where he
will enter the employ of the (lush Regs
W...
Judge flayed. of New York has
bought lilb'eh 0w '3 place in Norototi.
It is on the 0x idge road not far
from the home of Robert Hunter
“Ira transients mains, labout‘the color
obont Dorian far lew days, evidently
as has at: bled considerable
Itipniionr
Rev George Freeman has, during the
at week, each e‘ suing, assisted Rev.
ev. Sconeld. bi reenwlch, and will
also be resending coming week at the
macaw on church
W
William Elites? manager of the
Photo; Stokes place. Noroton‘, who re-
cently went abroad. arrIVcd at his dcs
tlnotion after 9. stormy voyage. Dur-
ing titres (flay: none of the passengers
were an oil on deck.
For weather so due and fair. Darien
hail had a long ‘flick list the past week,
Includingi 'ilttle‘ Helen Adams. who
has been very ill with pneumonia, her
brother Stanley. Edward Hindley, Mrs
Joseph Hindley, Joseph Hindley Lies
ter Hindley. M s. Theodore Sherwood.
George Deway ilispaugh, Walter Bur
dick and John Brttmmer all of whom
were improving Tuesday.
waSreoar
Agenda for tile Talent auntie-t. in
WWI? Mil Wm.
Ihar of tho
above will receive prolhpt actuation.
Mrs. Emily Boers. o! the Farms, is
visiting a daughter in Ansonla.
.._.._......._' “a...
Judge D. B. Bradley and wife will
spend Sunday in New Haven with
relatives.
“import. an; 3.
There was a large attendance at the
turkey supper given by the ladies oi
ireens Farms Wednesday night.
Application was made Wednesday
for the probating oi the will of the late
Samuel 0. Hendrix of Weston and the
hearing is set for Saturdav befotc Pro
bate Judge Bradley.
Joseph G. Hyatt has been the re-
cipient of a gilt clock. typical of a tire
laddie petting beside a hydrant. It was
a Christmas gift from some one of the
companies «he represents.
A lease from John Shanghncssey to
his son Thomas .l., wasIliled 'in thc
town clerk's otiicc Wednesday in which
the latter takes entire control of the
livery and express business at the
Farms for a period of 10 years from
date.
u».
The reign of ChuplnanJlt Beachslde
lnn terminated with last season and
the building has been leased to New
York parties for a term of years. Men
haven-been engaged all-Minter romvat-
log the place and there arc to be many
Improvements. .
The will of the law Mary Treadwoll,
oil Waste-tyne: ‘bon probatad. She left
an estate amounting to beIchn 310.-
000 and 312. 900. David 8. Farmer, of
that town. has born appointed admin
istrator. 'l‘horo arc two heirs. a nep-
hew and n niece.
The State Board of lilqualizntlon has
been boosting reporty values up and
we have come n for our share to the
tune of about 3500. 000. The local as-
sesame have made an addition to the
grain! list about. equal to that at tho
Boatd of Equalization.
It Britlgeport:,iroiieys cannot be run
through to Norwaiit'thrrc cwld easily
be an arrangement. whereby the West.
port tetmlnua could be at the Badge
era coobin Itowl, rites been Wandering“
a: Winner’s children are sick with
strict lever.
m'W-w
drivers tm Walloon list on
waste corn-
BMW 1“ OMB. Duiiml
”to replace the one recently destroyed
by lira at the Gilbert 3 Bennett plant.
‘ A number of the workmen at the
Gilbert It Bennett Manufacturing Com
pany’ a factory went home in the mid
die arithe flat onday, on no
doubt of like analog getting out of
order
NEW 038%"-
“-h“ .
Mrs. Jmll elitism: visited in New
York Wednesday. - a; It" 7-‘
III is reparted better.
.. L.
Benjamin Weed, of Watch Hill, is
visiting his parents on Cherry street.
measures to abate the dog nuisance.
Theodore W, Hall, Jr., has ordered
an 80 horsepower :Ithomas tourillx
car.
m
MI. and Mrs David 8 evenson, of
Brooklyn visited relatives a town this
week.
_..__.,'......_
Samuel Kut‘iansky is making exten-
sive repairs to the root of the Opera-
Iiihouaa
Mrs. “198-1539. of New Xorlt, la .vls—I
itin‘g Mrs. Stephen Hoyt. at the .Nur
oer es. .
David Paterson. who has been ill
With pleurlsy. Is now seriously ill with
pneumonia. ,
.~—-—————a--—
MllauMne Sealer has returned from
New York.
A crowd of local young people at:
tended the Huymake‘rs dance in Nor-
walk, last evening.
Mrs Michael Coleman of Rye spout
Wednesday at the home of her moth
er. Mrs Andrew Hersam. '
The Miasess Spaulding, or Stamford
who have been .vlsiting Miss Ruse
Stanley. have returned home.
Miss Lillian Seneca/Is iii an the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs F
S. Selleck. Railroad Menus.
Silas Briggs as ordered a 60 horse-
power Pope'l‘o edo. «through the 3809
oy of Mechanley Brothers at Slam.
0rd.
G. Herbert. Johnson bamboo“ visit-
ing his friend John Booty. in South
Manchester, Conn. for the past few
ays
Joseph Stillman, who has been so
learning in Florida for the benefit of
his health is reported as being much
improved.
William Clark has moved from the
house formerly occupied by him In
East Avenue. to his new house on
Smith‘s Ridge.
Mrs. E, G. Cunningham and daugh-
ter Elizabeth have been' visiting
friends and relatives in New York.
have returned bottle.
Miss Agnes Paterson. teachcr In a
grammar school in IBIauni'ord. is stop.
plug at her home during the serious
illness of her brother David.
Albert Comatock leaves next Wed-
nesday for Europe. He will be ac-
coulpnllied by Mrs. Hamilton and oth-
are lit ulli be absent about three
months.
The residence on the Carl Schneider
farm has been enlarged and improved
Mr. Beholder was unable to accom-
modate the summer people who wished
board Inst Summer. ,
Exicnsive repairs which have been
in progress attire County Club are
aboat completed, and an early open-
ingiablmuod. Mammalian
built, new boilers installed. and son-
cral repairs made.
A tly salesman. selling a mic Doc
at book. canvassed the dam Avenue
district. yomrda. drill! his mul-
nations he cailél on n l lerng Qt
the lower and of the. at ‘ pul-
gestad that the ppm would
nice present for her many. own
a. dollar. he closed It and airs a tow
peanut he changed a ode an) m
The lady was' much taken with the
deception. afidfionging s 3.3"“.
the amnion ‘ ill on ” ti: o
tloilartiio‘ir lbib’Iiiiu pocket. A mild
scene was (139ch in Main ntrcat last
evening when the husband met the
agent. but the tailor informed him.
that on his arrival home he would Ilnd
the missing money to bill with a purse
i tuck depot and it would be profitable as be all I it. bu?i kwha‘n lie ado
‘l:;,’m‘;“:h:‘,fo:mfl“ m “ INN! W anti a public «dummies It the com- the last W. mandolin
pally unfit title Wit-on ‘ ., If he at ditu?‘ it would duo the
’ "‘ ' ‘ agent a one but Into a doaen
smut . Hyatt in mountain; and ones.
m 8 mar eats a. helping ngle M‘NMNI Moo 3nd ‘
. ,.. . .. undertaking Minolta In a --o,alyouor mcdyfi the world that
any “,1 we _ 250 imtm” 33 gram town digit Im at we;&m mmfrgnglmimgikri?
I . ,_ ,.l 9 am It. nanym a
‘ i I' , III. , , Vt“ W . he’ltooll 13¢me meat. ugh emu-u. store weenie.
Walter "Sim ”Gigi”. .., . this itwlm \ 1mg
'II’"l.‘|i .. ‘t t ”“1 ~ ,2” ,
ti... latti- Into Lanai Gal-up. 1‘0. {PM J“ M‘ _ ‘ - .
Mil I ” m Serviced nip ' ‘ Ia Emmanuel
ONION] g a fig?!” 4 m ”f ‘* t it {it} w 1. ,~ Church “: #2:“ V
John, “If“: tin“. wk mm Mrton taupe t t
to: n II o r, soon
I’ a solidity at‘ his homage“.
,‘mwi
’l‘iic Willi?! improvement Society
: will give a metal valentine party on
February 14.
Hubert P ‘afm Rt old. local
Wflmllw and lira.
Lira. Joint William—“W335i Wanna
in a very critical com
lift. and Mn. (ulna Kalle
tallied a only of friends at“
Molly,
larc-
E. G. Bot-cl, who has been seriously.
The Selectmen are baiting radical-
perfect. cure!
. cart t‘tll Hint Burns,
" Evasion and Piles.
‘ the Boston Nationals have‘ been trying
a visit with' friends and relatives in.
, . in a day or twa.
‘ owe my good fortune to the world‘s
‘ Norwaik. and E. P. Wood's, Not-walk.
i‘" Whole Salmon i2t
, on
”all Mai-
lett. oi “Hamil, 11gb all? foxes
’l'I this Iridium!
Home!
III“I
rueiday o! :‘W '2
Mrs. A. W dime racy .
Pitch of a ad. were guests last
week of Charles Johnna and family.
am
“8 509838 on
Thursday atom a position she has held
in Nor‘wa‘lk for several months. cur.
log for an elderly lady. who died this
week.
Thomas Treudwell .is hill on the
sick list as his injured tag has brok-
en out anew and causes him much suf-
Iforlag.
.._.....‘..
Henry Nichols, of Bridgeport. and
Flank Nichols, of New York, spent
mother. ‘
FRIGHTFULLY IURNED.
Chas. W. Moore, a machinist, ol‘.
Ford CitI’. Pm, had his hand fright-
fully burned in an eloctrl al furnace.
Ila applied Bucklen'a' an ion salve
with the usual result: quick and
Greatest ahealer on
Wounds. , Stirss'
25c at F‘. ii. Bax
tars. South Norwaik. and III. P.
Weed' s. Norwalk. Drugglsts. ‘ "I
Willi. RETURN TO 81'. LOUIS.
sir—-
Jack Dunleavy. of South Norwaik, WIII
Again Hold Down Right Eleni.
John F. Dunleavy. the crack South
Norwalk ball player. whoseuervlces
f
to secure (in the coating season. will
probably return to the St. Little Nat
tionais and hold down right field. as
he has done (or the past two years.
He has received his contrutt. which Is
satisfactory. and will probably sign it
‘"‘.iack would pic
for to play in an eastern city, but the
wishes of the professional ball player
when under contract are not would
cued much.
LUCKIEST MAN IN ARKANSAS.
"im the luckiest man in Arkansas,"
writes H L. Stanley. of Bruno "since
the restoration of my wiic' s health af-
ter five years of continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs: and l
greatest medicine. Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, which I
know from experience will cure con-
sumption It taken in time. My wife
bottles completed the cure." Cures
the worst coughs and colds or money.
refunded. Al F. ll. Baxter's, South
druggists.
500 and $1.00. Trial .ilot-
tle free. "
Y. P. S. C. E. ANNIVERSARY.
BOSTON. Feb. 2.——'i‘hc celebration
of the twenty ilIth anniversary of the
Young Peoples' Society, of Christian
Endeavor which will occupy the alien
tion or members of the organization
during the greater part of the month,
was begun today.
.—._. ...._.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del. says: "I Buttered for years with
dy snapslu need to have great distress
and belching i tried everything i
Cmiiti hear of. bttt nothing helped the
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 30
cent bottlc cured the completely.
For sale by it. H. Plaisted, F. ii. llax-
tor and the (lllflord Pharmacy. I“
"Dr. Wt-lltnan has such a free and
cosy manner.“
“You won‘t think so when you rc-
ceivo you bill {or that little consults»
Lion.”
Ducross.
'F‘ifltfidil ......................... 5c
Spanish Mackerel ................. 12c
Weakiish .......................... lilo
Olscoe ......................... Ibo
lake Whitefish ................... lilo
Piokerel ....................... 10c
399ml) masrnns sA'rnnoav.
Opened Long Clams and Oysters, 30
canto a quart.
All other kinda curl-II at reasonable
brim.
ml sacrum rt'a'H auo oval-III
‘ manner.
Old Iaivatlon Army luildiou.
Kart [ml of Washington Ilraat Iridgo
CAPT. CHARLII DUONOCC. PROP.
'30th Norwaik.
Also you
as very
adieu ol
0 want your
have thead
reasonable n“
this superior
mum” and” III
'.a‘
I r
«l-
dill-s I. it.
Mrs. Frank Lyon returned home on ‘
Saturday and Sunday there with their .
§ Pilot ,, ., »_ yesigltt
. CANNOT BRCURED, BUT lT CAN
I‘ THE. use or A
Improved with first bottle and twelveii
"' how daiiabttuiiy convenient It would,
’ICVCI‘Y 3303i. 30
1W7
rattan. wheth-
W9” ;. l .
‘ ‘ 035%.. £35
"I .
rhino Ill-tic
Sterling Romedy‘ Co.. Chicago or N Y.m
“Ill“. 3M, 'i'EI m BOXES
ENGLISH INVEN‘PWX fill-D
LONDON Itch.- 2—star Samuel
Cllniiile Lister, the patentee of many
inventions, including a compressed air
brnltc for railroads and a wool~comb~
in; machine. died today at Swinion
Abbey. Manhunt, County of York. He
was born in 1813 and was created It
baron In 18m
BE VERY MUCH RELIEVEO BY
Weisbadt Light.
‘I’weI‘Ast-z FULLY supruaothn
a NUMBER or ocsneus ‘wHICH
can a: SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
ANY use.
LoALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-
“5 Little Talk on its”
YOU WILL‘ THEN sea wnv YOU
int il’y indium.
The "'Ever Readu”
Safety Rant
HAS SEVEN BLADES.
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER MAKES
AND (‘AN BIC S'I‘ROI‘PED
' AND HONED.
Price. 3100.
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
ua WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 131—2.
IER.
should be equipped with a dainty.
snow white. ouopiecc "Standard" Por-
celain mameled Lavatory.
. Have you ever stopped to consider
be to have hot and cold matting water
water in your dressing chamber, sloop—
iog apartment of first floor toilet
Mom? Its creating: "$515 attord you
mmt define no .I .
We will (I Iy quote you prim. Oar'
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
ohauioa. honest and reliable.
Horace 3.13am,
ODIN“ MAIN AND W!" 313..
loath NemaihOonn.
270 per ib.‘
Creamed ballet
21 lbs. unamuarnb suoan. . 51.00
' noon mos ...... 25c doiieu
3 cans EARLY June PEAS......250
,3 cans CORN ..... ., ............. 250
3 cans VAN CAMPS sour ........ 250
‘
9,4 COTTRGE AVENUE
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Cali 223—3.
1‘t*'"ro“u"'nae Not a
conioriablo Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with not and
cold water. bath and all the oomlorts
that a man or a lady wants.
Every-
...tbiag new and upon-twists. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut
J. DISESA. Pron.
Sta,
tilt iiiiiittti tat
acorn NORWALK cosh.
TRANSAOTS A GENERAL IANKING
BUSINESS.
-——_.
CAPITAL
$100,000.00
_-—-_.
aunPLua ano Pnorl'ra
3173.500.00
——
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Praa.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VloM’ru.
JACOB M. LAYTON. caanlar.
-a-—
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathowaon Henry Coymodt‘ _
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaiar Ii. Marvin J. Wallao. Marvin
Chrlatian dwaru John H. Wt.
Fred H. Rowan .
DAVID W. RAYNOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmcr.
13 turn: mm at. until Homflt
ICIICCIIGI, I Waahlngton Wan.
Telephone at houao. 1M
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooma a apecial teaturo.
and Electric Lighta throughout.
cry room heated. \
RATES REASONABL
Gal
Ev-
Flnoly clocked Gate III conntotlon.
A full lino of Aokor. Merrill C.
Con-
dit Goa celebrated Wines, Liquors and
Cigara alwaya on hand.
'1'. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Cali, 895—3.
[hid Wall Paper—
AT COST.
if you intend to paper your home
this spring you will reap r. benctit by
buying your wall paper now. W
closing out our entire stock of
e are
Gold
Wail Papers at cost In order to make
room for new gooda. Buy now and
you take the profit. II
1Q.
Our Paper liongera understand bur
lag wall paper.
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing
Goods. Paintora' Supplies.
To ORDII.
anew.
. Window Shades. Picture naming.
Cloth, Window Shades with Fringe.
,25o: White Curtain Poles. with
tum. 10o.
Painting. Paper Hanging, din Paulo
Fix-
L. l'i. DECKER
W
ms was» at. Wilma
CONCUR!“i
l MUNNMAIN - .
. out.
7433.
brilliance-um:
250 a box.
for Colds. Neutaiaiit
Headaches?
lite ldtluss Pharmacv
8 No. MAIN 8T” 30. NORWALK.
....;' .g......,,.. “Le ”m n.
m‘tr‘W!
liens Suits
$10 Sails for $4. 95
Gottlteb’
cLo-ruma sacrum: __
‘ FURNISHINGS. L
11 North Main street. Booth Norwalk.
T
Fine Building Lots
IN NORM/ALE! PARK
For sale at very low figures.
Restricted Fromm.
For prices, particular and terms.
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE scarlet
5 Railroad.Ave.. 80.111
little You Institutional
l desire to make it known that I ve
opened a plumbing allot; and wi do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, bloom
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. amazon
5 Monroe Street. Sou-5h NoMik.
016 um.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND, , .
GAS FITTING.
'W
‘Tin, Sheet ’I‘r‘on, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone 1373.
South Norwalk, Conn.
life is a Chance
Life Insurance is a dead certainly.
Begin the New Year by Inaurlng with
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk, coon.
Telephone 336—5. '
“4.7,..-
39°5-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. i
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEO AND RANGE
OLATE AND TIN noon Q
can and Mount Fitting,
In I'htturaa. Metal calling ”to.
Nov. you «on our
RICHMOND RANGES? :, ,
THE JONES & HOTCHXI”,
COMP . . ,
11 WALL ITRIIT. NONWM-lr ‘ 1
Wall
Paper. i
Our stock of our goods hut h
is a little larger than over W ‘
Woodarlulhowiowm
buynlcagoodaharo. Youhttiy
wadothaworltlnthavory
WWII ‘t I i
Wahavelahnagoo’d'
attract-form
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