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For the convenience of the readers
of The SolitIlefini Wipes boon
placed on the Iii-Id Iicar
news store. ltc'ma'I or publication are
collected dailyl
ed by the wrllcr as an evidence of
pond falth. .
Miss Minnie Ferris has
from a visit to Long Island.
an“-
Edward F. Smith is to have his Sea-
vlew avenue rouldebcc repainted.
oil—u—vr-O-v—m .
Miss Edna Alnsworth, of New York,
is spending the holiday with her par
cuts here.
returned
There will be a meeting in the Ad-
vent Christian Church on Friday night
of this week.
The Rope and Pipe Association will
hold a special meeting at.their club
rooms on Wedndsday night.
Miss Mamie Kennedy has returned
to her home in' Naugatuck, after a
visit with Miss N. E..Ryan
The sloop Lynwood has arrived at
the Radel oyster house with a cargo
of oysters from City Island.
Captain Eugene Lockwood, of the
steamer Addie V., has taken up his
residence in Van Zandt street.
Miss Vera Whitney is at present as-
sisting as stenographer in the office
of the Radcl Oyster Company.
The weekly services in both the
Advent and Methodist Churches will
be omitted this week ‘on account of
the revival meetings.
Dwight Spauldlng, of Seavlcw nvc.
nuo. has been called‘ suddenly from
home to see his father. who is ser-
iously ill at his home in Lebanon, this
state,
The barge load of coal which was
unloaded recently was so large that
the bins of the Reds] Company were
unable to receive it all. and a con-
siderable portion of it was placed on
the steamer Josephine. which is laid
11p at the wharf.
The young son of Ernest Groesch-
her. while coasting down hill yester-
day. run into a sign board and sus
tained quite a painful cut. on the
head The wound was d1',ossod and he
p1ohably will not expciieace any scr
ious developments
The special trolley service from the
Armory at the close of the revival
services. is much appreciated. The
extra car is waiting at the armory and
makes a through trip down West ave-
nuc to East. Norwalk withoutnchnutrc.
following the regular car up East ave-
nuo,
Albcrt Howell, an East Norwaik
boy. who has followed hosting for
somc years. has rapidly risen in the
ranks through good work and applica-
tion to his duties. and is now the
captain of the tug Flushing. He is
spending a couple of days with rein-
tivos bore and is renewing old acquain-
tuncca.
The increasing pile of oyster shells
in now as high as the roof of tho Radel
opening shop. The pressure against
tho building is so great that It has
lantcd over to opp sldo. Ovcr Sunday
11 couple of the big windows in front
of the building broke into a thousand
plccos from the pressure. The glass
will not be replaced. a square of wood
having been inserted in the opening.
When John 13. Sullivan was in 11111
prime there were three old timers who
authorized Nod James to propose to
John L. that he should set-to with
them in private only. add for neither
money or price of any kind.
were 1111 Price. Jim Dunne and Harry
Bauermcycr. When these things were
'told the his fellow he said he would
have no sparing with anybody in pri
vate but would not refuse to give
either one of them a. go in public.»
nothing ever came obit: '
William 11 11.1.1.1... of 4 Cottage
11111111. 111m tenths first time and
11111111 for the tint time. the new baby‘
boy. burn whiio ho was away at North-1
port. 1.. 1.. and whip h brouoht him up;
horn on double quick We 1111111111111;
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P111011. than war for still stillborn in
tho Rowland home in hummerntlon
of the great event. flylamis
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any 111111111. more. the
lets, all lump the wire fences as in.
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' Duptdlh' L. "echociimlikcr 11in ‘bt'sotl‘
christened the Norwalk Dry Dollar.
saloon the other «woman. previously
alluded to. There is but one other
“dry dollar" in the United States.
nameiy Timothy Daniel Sullivan, of
‘ New York. who has been several times
a member of the Assembly and Senate
1' in: that state. and represented big at;-
trlct in Congress. The origin of his
being called "dry dollar" was wheat
people who drank, and never drank
himself. he used to put it aside and
say, “There goes a. dry dollar." Not-
withstanding this peculiarity of Big
Tits, who never used tobacco or drank
11111111111111 intokicating in his life. no
has owned a number of saloons, and
has a very elaborate one today. on the
wary. He is hot much over forty
years old, but has had a wonderfully
successful career and on one occasion,
meeting an old friend, he said:- "Ned
everything seems to come my way. as
the boys are even dying for the sake
of giving me a Job." At that time he
owned a barro‘oln. a clothing store
and an undertaking establishment. in
the Sixth ward, New York.
--Cures croup, sore throat, pulmon-
ary troubles-Monarch over pain of ev-
ery sort. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric 011.;
ROWAYTON.
annular Thi Evening Sentinel. 111‘
flow-yton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Iroadway and Charla Patty.
Ordara cant to any of tha above will
receive prompt attention.
Jacob Raymond is cutting ice on his
pond.
John Sherman Hoyt is visiting
Mississippi.
in
Captain Charles W. Bell was a vial
tor in New York last week.
—Dance Roway’ton Hose 00., Feb. 14
Mrs. W. F. Ambler has returned
from a visit with relatives in New Ha,
ven.
Rev. Frank C. Brown preached an
interesting sermon in the Brookside
Chapel. yesterday afternoon.
_-_.~a
Mr. and Mrs. George Shine, of Siam-
ford. spent! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Plunder, of Crockett street.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing: of Rowayton Hose 00.. No. 1, will
be held at their quarters tonight.
Miss Mary Honnecker. who has
been spending thewlnter with Mrs.
Hobart, of the West Side. Rowayton,
has left town for a few days.
Miss Ethel R. Petty and Chester A.
Stephenson. of Mount Vernon, New
York. spout Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
l. R. Folly, of Raymond street.
Percy Sharron, of this place. is sub-
stituting at the freight. office of the
New York and Norwalk Steamboat
Company, during 1the absence of
George F. Footc, who is in the south.
The l..ndios' Auxiliary, of 'Rownyton
Hose Company. No. i. will meet this
evening at 8 o'clock sharp, with Mrs.
James H. Stevens. of Church street
All members are especially urged to
be present.
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
will hold 11 regular meeting this eve
sing. The imdica' Auxiliary is arrang
for 11 poverty social on Tuesday ovo-
ning. the 20th inst. at the hoadquar
tors in Rowuyton avenue.
Tho snow come just in lime to spoil
the finest. skating that. Rowayton has
soon in years, and 11 great many poo
plo who planned to enjoy the sport
Saturday and Sunday. wurc disappoint,-
cd. The small boy. however, is in
ills glory, for he can use his sled for
the first time this your. and his confl-
dance in Santa China's good judgment
has returned.
A regular luminous meeting of tho
Epworth League of the Methodist
Church was held last evening at the
chapel. The foilowtng officers were
elected: .
President—Samuel Mott. Jr.
1111-111 Vice Presidentwldarry S.
Secdnd Vice President—whim, Mary
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u€;Vic<1~Prcaidlint-Mias Emma
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rill ‘Vlcc-PresldonthlIs
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I rep-«Mina Maude ‘T. Key-
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Jen-
Secretarywliiiss Ruth Thomas.
MIII Ruth Thomas is ill at. her home
in Rowayton avenue.
Good craamary “lunar.
280 lb
flab {all lineman Rum};
”DC! ”all? ,
11111.11 Mil Will
1:114
-, pomp-hi and Marita-manta will be
calm 111111111
y Y lib. 'all It'Ima muIt be signed.
1.1111111 lilI courageous not in a drinking 1
ever he save a dollar by being amougst '
. lluh Sunni.
L \5 m , L
or the benefit of the naidanta of
In. a onI bull-tin board and lot»
tar drop 1m hav- bI‘In planet In from
of Allan'a Drug, Ital-I. NawI Item.
Not for
,blit II a guarantee of good
afternoon.
The Norbtoii mfldght'l fire depart-
ment
hall:
The declal danoe. Which is being ar-
ranged by the young man of the town
livill be held on 11111111111 21.111 the
Town Hall.
—-Get estimatcs'on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage.
Henry Street. formerly superinten-
odent for Raymond Brothers in South
Norwalk is popular the winter with
relatives in he Catskills. ’
There will be a supper and eaten
tainment for the benefit of the Norotun
Heights Mission at the Mission house,
March 7, from 6 to 8 p.’ m. ,
--Don‘t forget Lincoln Club Ball.
1111111111 Tom Hall, Lincoln Day night.
To the Editor:
I was very much interested in read
log T. W. W311 account of (limit War
days in Dorian. l robinmbcrthc Wide-
Awalto‘a. i wonder If W.reh1etnbdrs
the opt-inguclo Horne Guards re
member one night in the fall of [1860,
going to Darlen' with the Home allude
to a political meeting. James Crissey
was captain. There were about thirty
of us, and we received a royal woi~
come' from the Barton 1 boys. .our
uniform was a .red shirt. with white
buttons down and across the from.
and a glued cap. Theoap'lmill- have
‘ in my possession. The red ammunition
south in war times. asumostuef that"
old Home Guards enlisted. Many no
ver came back. 1 I cannot remember
any one now living who belonged to
it. I am the only one as far as I
know. a thought We could whip
the whoe south if they came to
Springdaie. lome of as found out dif-
ferent later. Should like to hear from
some one of that old Guard if liv-
s. L. Scofleid, co. A. 28th c. v.
WESTPORT.
Agent:- for 111. evening “and“. in
WIItpcrt, are 8. Dlglevannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders lent to either of the
above will 11chle prompt alumina.
Mrs. Eva Downs of Bridgeport. is
visiting her parents.
.ing.
J. E. Elwood is back from a busi-
ness trip to Hartford.
William Taylor and wife are enjoy-
ing life at Palm licach. Florida.
Robert Crouiord is In the auto swim
having recently purchased a touring
car.
Frederick Bradley and wife have re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
New York,
Mrs. W. B. Wakcmnn is reported
convalescing after a serious illness of
some duration.
Stephen Brady is a late addition to
tho ’i‘rollcymcn of the Bridgeport-
Wcstport service.
Wostport Grange is to meet Wednes-
day night. Something of special in-
terest is promised.
Workman are still busy on the. in-
terior of Beachside inn, which is being
thoroughly transformed. Material im
provcmcnts have been made.
Owners of sleighs were jubilant. yes
tcrday. They had come to 11 00110111
sion that there would be no use for
that style of vehicle this winter.
Word has been received from S M.
Burnham and wife who are wintering
in Callomia. The Weather conditions
there appear to have been cutting
queer capers at times.
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The Historical Society is scheduled
to meet Monday night at the cottage
of I“. M. Salmon. 1Wurllen Garvin. of
the State's prison at Wctbcrstlold will
be a guest and address the members
on the institution. ‘ ~
There was 1a gathering 1of friends at
the home of A1 U. Smith. Thursday
right at which the host and his charm
lug wife reestablished their light to
rank among the foremost in the matter
of entertainment”
NEW CANAAN.
Stephen Heath is able to be out
after a novel's illness.
anon-id:
tau—III-
Auguatuu Bulkeloy in arranging to
build I house in Harrison avenue.
1 “'17-
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sold the 11111111111 place on Park street
who—W
iii-Ink Hammer and son of Brook-
lyn. were recent posts of Robert 8i-
mon. '
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Percy Minoan. of Pittsburg. Pa.
has returned flour a [visit with his par-
onto.
M11111 Hattie Heath. who has been
visiting her sister. Florence in Brook
lyn has returned. 1 1 11
Mrs. Maroon. of Brooklyn. spout
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Wii
”um Littlest.
Mam W‘iw'?‘"‘1
Mrs mm mm: of Filth street.
1 1vod'aatter a three
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e 1111 r and done in
Nudity” 13L 6 its
‘F.
‘ ”difference
him the oils. give him the
other. Must babies need
Scott's Emuisi0n~ith the
right thing for ‘11 baby. It
contairis a lot of strength-
building qualities that their
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a while they get to want it.‘
WhyP Because it makes
1111:1111 comfortable. Those
d1mplec. and. round cheeks
mean health and ease. Scott’s
Emulsion makes ' children
easy; keeps them so. too.
SCOTT d1 DOW/Nit. «1911.21.11 St. New York.
1111 been visiting her brother. Thomas
Rae. of New York, for the past
week.
Mrs. Francis Snyder has been con-
ilned to her home in South Main
street. for the past week with tho
8er
A prayer-service for the members of
terday at 11 a. m. .,.
W
Another class of about fifteen pale
faces has been secured by Focus
Who They will be scalpel! and burn
a? at the stake, next Wednesday eve
11 ng
The‘Molhors' Home Club will meet
with Mrs-Edward Rutledge in Park
street next Thursday. "How Can We
Better Understand Our Boys and
Girls?" will be Discussed. . -
The supper and entertainment at
the Congregational Church Friday eve-
ning was well ,patronlsed. Mill Mil-
ler. an elocutlonlsts from New York.
provided the entertainment.
w. H. Gilbert has purchased the
three-quarter interest in the S. Y.
St. Johns' property, White Oak Shade
of Mrs. Josephine Walton. Mr. Gil-
bert is new sole owner of the es-
tate. '
‘ Reulestate agent Green hasrented
the house in Park street, occupied
by L Field, to Stephen B. Stanton,
of New York for eight months. Mr.
Stanton will take possession immedia-
tely
The Burtis property on South ave-
nue has been sold to Mr. Berry. who
occupies the Jelliff house on the same
avenue. The house will be remodeled
and improved. The selling price was
$12. 500
Simon Brothers have the contract
for doirig the filming. plumbing and
other work of like nature on the new
residences of Winfield Elwood. Gilbert
W. Stevens. Leroy Elwood, and Frede-
rick Wood.
'l'hc funeral services of Louise K..
widow of the late Peter Well, who
died Wednesday morning. were held
Friday afternoon. at her residence. in-
terment was in liakeviow Cemetery.
She leaves two sons.
Mrs. Robert H. Nelda gave an in-
formal talk on "Bees" at a meeting of
iho Womens‘ Club Friday. afternoon.
Several vocal numbers were given by
Miss Eva Quintard. of Stamford. ac-
companied by Miss Florence Funchcr
on the piano.
Albert E. Gibson. a former employee
of W. C. Clark, of Smith Ridge. has
been nppoinled by the Government as
instructor at «the Colorado River
School for ladies: in Arizona. This
is an excellent appointment and was
won in competitive examination with
fort y four applicants.
‘ About fifty members of the local
tribe of Red men trolled in Stamford
F‘riday evening, and wltncsi-led the
adoption of about fifty paloinrcs into
()uax tribe of that place. Tho-work
was performed by More Mariano Tribe.
of Greenwich. The local warriors re
turned by special train.
web—vu-
FIFTIEN MORE COMES FOUND.
CHARLWPON. W; VA. Feb. 12.,—
Up to last night-searchers in the Par-
rel Mine found fifteen dead bodies In
1 addition to the six removed ll‘iiday it.
is known that bill! another body is un
recovered. . ,
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Duo rose.
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Fistula do; Herring. to; own
Mookernl. lilo; Doll.
1111; militia, 11111; 11111111111 in 11111.
to: haddock 111': sum. to: Stock
Coll. lilo; Halibut. 1th; Smelt. lilo.
Opened Long Clams slid Oysters.
OIIDIOIIOCCOUDIIIT'IOIIIIID
baby wants‘r'
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the Baptist Church was held at the.
residence of Mrs A. J. Raymond yes- "
11919 IN”
3,011 111.1. ‘L
of 111‘ you have the satisfaction of
knowing You are getting goods that
are thoroughly reliable. Also you
have the advantage of getting very
reasonable prices for merchandise of
this superior grade. We want your
custom and will make every effort to
serve you satisfactorily. .,.
Give us a chance to prove that this
is the place to buy Furniture. wheth~
1 or you pay cash or wish credit.
1 1 1111111111111;
134 Washington St. South Norwalk.
There ls: no doubt about
the
,p11“11-‘li:.l11111
Thermometer
being reliable and accu-
rate.
A full llne of sizes and
prices always
In stock.
41 i ', A"? "
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1117—2.
Poor Eyesight
as VERY MUCH neusvso av
Tris 1185,01: A
Welsbach Light.
WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
ANY USE.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-
LET.
“A Little Talk on Gas”
YOU WILL THEN SEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.
0111': ii’ 1 tiigliin'gh
svenv LADY'S onsssiuo CHAM-
can.
should be equipped with I dainty.
new white. onepisce "standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever Itopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
1 valor in your «from? chamhar. Ilean-
I
log apartment of It floor toilet
room? ltI prmnco would alford you
the blunt «area of comfort.
WI will gladly quote you prchI. Our
plumbers are strictly competent ine-
hens» and reliable.
Horace R. flash
A AND w 1'
11101111156111 Yul-wills DON: m”
Boiled Lobatora. Saturday.
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH'
270 111111.
Y 21 11111. GRANULATED SUGAR. . .1100
coon EGGS 25c doses
‘f‘a cans EARLY' mun rsas......2sc
3 can: CORN .25c
3 cansyji’AN CANP'SESDIIE; 1:, . 1: . .26c
'1.» 111‘" , .
24 cornea AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 223—3.
if {011 111111 Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot: and
that a man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon to- date. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL 1101131..
Corner of Monroe and. Chestnut Sta»
1. DISESA, Prop. ‘
CITY YAYIYYAY BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.———_
TRANSACTS A GENERAL IANKlNG
BUSINESS.
“31-1711-
$100,000.00 '
——
IURI-‘(LUS AND norm
$178,500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pf".
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIco-PI'OI.
JACOI M. LAYTON, Cashier.
nlnscrone.
E. H. Mathcwaon Henry Seymour
ill
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joalar R. Marvin J. Wallac. Marvin
ChrlItlan Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directol
and Embalmcr.
1! mm Main It. IIutIl Hamill.
IIIldcnco, I Washington Strait.
'I’IlenonI at house. It“
1101131. VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature. (In
and Electric Lighta throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Ackcr, Merrill a Con-
dlt 00.. celebrated WincI. Liquors and
Cigars alwaya on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Talcphono Call, 890—1.
Gold Wall ' Paper
1AT COST.
if you intend to paper your home
this spring you will reap a benefit by
buying your wall paper now. We are
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to make
room for now goods. Buy now and
you take the profit.
Our Paper Hanson understand ban:-
' ing wall paper.
Crockery, LImpI, House numbing
GoodI. Paintcra’ Suppilu.
TO ORDER.
Window Shad“. Picture Framing.
' IPIOIAL.
Cloth Window Shades with trim.
2511: White Curtain Poles. with Pix-
tllfll. 100. 1 1 g .0
Painting. Paper Hanging, Sign Paine
Ill . . .1,i.. in
L. H. “DECKER
I7 Washington Itmt.
’l'ol. Lina
rs: “mantra”.
realms.
DRY “5% N3. Wig":
A‘l‘ TICK” FIND A‘I‘I CONDO.
I “lift '
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cold water. bath and all the comforts
Headaches. ,
The loitfuss 1111111111111.
11 No. MAIN or. so. 11111111111111.
M1111 Siliii'f
$10 Suits for $49
Gottlieb’e‘
CLOTHING, SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
11 North Main Street. South Norwpl
Fine Building Lots-
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figugcb'
Restricted Plenum.
For prices, particular and ter'l‘ns,
Address
Jacob M. Layton.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY; .
5 Railroad Av'e.. So. Not-wall.
line Your Pilhiiiiébone Right ,
l- desire to make it known that I have, 1‘ “1*:
opened a plumbing shop and will do 1'
all kinds of plumbing. tin work. steam
and gas fitting. '
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Nor-walk.
016 8m. T1.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM, ’
HOT WATER, 1 .1“ "
‘AND '
GAS 'FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conm, . .
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Life is 11 ohms
Life insurance is a dead oel‘tllnty. . :
Begin the New Year by lnIurlng with
F. H. FIELD, General Agent, ,
United Bank Bldg. So. Norwalk, cw";
Telephone 336—5. ‘
PLUMBING AND “W1 l .
HEATING. ,, g
HOT WATER HEATING. Y ‘
nor AIR HEATING. 1131 y
Irovss AND RANGE!
our: AND 1111 acerbic.
on and Bloom 111111115!”
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HIV. you soon our "
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will be glad to Illbntit
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