' 'LIGGETT
Saturday. 9
29¢ a P0
lite bridge
union 0: HEAD
P m WASHING
Tel. out till--
Miss Kathryn llu Noah?“ Mam,
ly recovt-rctl from :t week. “hiatus.
Mr. and Mrs liui‘us Osborn lttfpnd
to return to t‘uiiitiiiiiit in ApflL .
Robcrt luttitititittr is considerably
improved t‘ttt-t- iii» writhilluegg. _
Mr. anti M“, t‘itll‘ord Rundall are
to social Sillltili’- ill li‘i'BOPOIft. 142-}.
A “uniting in ilit' t'ilOil’ 0' "l8 East
Awinnp Molliotivl i‘illll'cll V1818. held
last tercllillg.
(inpt, Annic :tt’iilii'i oi’ Amtterolon
is tho glittsi it: liw» Ella-Monet, of
li‘ll‘til Sll‘t'lii ‘
Plans :ll‘t‘ lit‘iilt‘ moored to form 3r-
(lihdi‘i ('lllll i“ ttillili'lilon Win! the
l’astiintl Allllt‘llt t'... . ‘ ‘
'l‘htx annual i it: the East Nor.
Walk lt‘irt- l’ttiit’t' mi. in- hidden Febru‘
dry ii in Alton ll...
Miss Aiit't‘ ll. ii‘tl? of Fort street. inext. in the Noroton ltivci- so that. the
left this litttl'tiitis’ ”1’00klyny'Wllel‘9 t'lilttcu‘,matches finely with his neigh-
Silt‘. will l‘isli it “Witt-y borlsinol'lnd Oil the ilmiiifiiit! filltil'E.
l. t“. lint/i . .. Fort Frances. ‘Peter Hopkins. agctl sixty yt-ars. died
Ontario. t‘ullu ..i t. i ~it.lng his-sister,
Mrs. M. ii. l).ii'l.tl iii Scsvlewuvenpe.
Mrs. liltlstttt it S! John and Mrs.
l-l‘crmtni (‘. iii. in, .. St. John street
are, allvntliui: m :9 opera in New
York todai. a. _
COnil'at‘itlt' lz-zt- .‘il Towpkins. of
New (‘niiililli ‘ lit mi ill; a veranda on
the l‘t‘filtlt'llt .- . i \ll undue, which will
Inukctl grout l.’3..vit'i iilt‘lli. ‘
’l‘his Ht‘t'iltll .t ,t.‘ amp. is keeping
the dot-tow 1.» mp these Guys.
in (liltt hlillt‘ ...I. t. no lessthsn
ilitccn t-itik- in: i clans were sent
ll\
out.
Christan i.:ii w l.‘ sold his saloon
on tho liloltfl.‘ 'l'n‘tli, bridge to
Harry li‘m \i . . \ii‘S. [arson are
moving- It) lli- \‘wm .. Hotel in Smith
Norwall..
'l'hc. Stimuli . wt'ror yesterday
when is mm .- i Margaret S.
Reynolds, iii ‘. ~ u-‘wu avenue. had ‘
been Sill‘tl it . . '\ bill of ‘87.“.
by Morris l-l;i.' ,. i.t.- name of the
T‘det'entiani n W . . been Mrs. MIN
guret S. N'WL. ,
Rev. Mi. i‘.~ ii- t:‘ the New‘ Can-
i Hill‘t'll.‘ will .thd
I 1.;illt‘l to” A.
. if the y
modeled-.g
aim (‘ongrt-ua‘ .. .,
service in 1h. ' .4»
afternoon til :. t.
is invoriiltid
unl'tutic it'illi l i‘ Mr. s . fl.
liltrrrlilui and . .illti Mairemlé'
son, of ill. \ will alto he
DI‘PSt'lli. ‘,
Rcv. .ltiin. of New Ha;
Von. grand .tv ; :i'iilrch ctthe
Sons iii run... . till assist the
“0", .l. w lti‘ n Advent Chris-
tian t‘hititli tlilllllllllOn ser-
vice, toltltii‘itti lie Will'lllo
prt-at-li tho the evening.
liPV. Mr. ii. .vry interstins
Hpt‘llit‘t'i llllti v . it liavea 800d
lilltlit‘llt‘t‘.
in its lltl\i ii The Sentinel
today. tilt in. . .Iwiii.‘ Club sn-
noiintvu- I\\~> “.II‘H of basket.
bull l'tti‘ llt'\‘ ‘\ night in “In“
tlall's liilil \ sweet, The
l’astiint-s iitl‘ lliue Ribbons.
tit llriillzrluu‘ w preliminary
want will i. ‘.. Paganism
Ullii tnuiii lilti . tilialn “VB. of
South Nola .. . «ion to W“
Killlitiit u-iil l». - ...n can",
Tllt‘ Htilitin' . Hoard of Abe
East I\\I‘ll\lt . t llllranOa.
nicctlng lil w * .'.-t-.re 7'
liltilltl \\'.’lltll . ”ingugev. E-
(1tlniiliiizhiini unplug...»
plaint-d lilt‘ t. . tor "19' th
of .lililllt'll\ wry 1“ ‘ ‘
ing. it lli‘llll' «ninth-1“,:g.
your and il .ittrrln ’(w‘ a
first t'll’l|lli‘l . M .
llt'rfi tum-tin.- ': Wald ’ "V"
Vttii‘ii ill .l J!"
llllii‘i‘ \‘llttllt .. :w
is workliii: :it «. ‘ .‘
Wllilt' Wm to . M ‘ ;
the (”Hit \.t« t' l .1-
tiroti. '
Wlit‘li ”W .t. ,3”, “" “ _
lllt' itkiit t'tt \Vtm‘i‘id. ..
Salvo. not. i. . t'lllloi'd” ‘
llllit‘) and luv 1‘ . l'liill‘ln.”."v‘ i
ROW/Wit)". '
’l‘ht' Sitiiltt in , ... Wm
Mi'lt. llill'ltlt \ .\ . ,im.“
. 0! Norman Heights. is
i .‘ .llllnglgd this week.
' illitu
Weed, Secretary of illt‘ Stamford. Y.
. rial.
been. a resident for some iinic.
. willed? by; a widow.
picloogmflle, father i5 non a resident
bug]- "wflmflrom prevailing lilliiutiics.
» Murillo“. Ads Bcntltzcn: grade
ii
iii»,
" t: ' _.— H't”~."‘.i
' ‘ lectmnn William Dugsdele
“and Be havinma ism
titliilon made to one of his bonnet.
‘ Within Reilban is having his . louse.
lialelich was destroyed _‘ are.
Ii Heights some time ago.»
John Falrbunlts's this new house.
Mollie avenue. is progressing rapidly
toward completion. 'l‘lic roof is being
.. i
lfioltie P. Dunn‘s barn was burned
Mimi” morning. This barn is.
tilted on Hoyt strct-i. llt'lll’ Helmet!
school. No. 4.
At the Sunday owning service in
"to Darlen. Congregational Church uu‘
lidilress will be given by Herbert.
M. C. A. Special orchestral assis-
tance is expected. All are Welcome.
" There is a large force or men at
work on the residence oi John D.
Grimmins. Jr.. Collentlcr's Point. it is
about. inclosed and will no ready for
OCCulmncy in the summer. The Smith
Company, of Bridgeport arc the build-
ore.
Mrs. Neil! is building a vcry attrac-
tirecottage on Gardiner sit-cot. Nor-
. '. The first story is finished in
rustic style. the second story in shing-
lt is now about ready for the
inside trimming. will ltavc about seven
rooms and modern couvcnitniccs.
“The New York, New Haven and
.s .nrtford liallroatl is l't‘lltli'ii‘il to have
:mM-to‘ extend titt- railroad sheds
on the east-bound station. Darlen.
forty feet further cast than intended
in- their first plans, on pctilion ol’
commuters.
“J. C. Klinei‘elter. of Norotoii, has
continued the improvements to his rt»
sidence, by cutting away an immense
hill in the rear and filling lilo hollow
Wednesday in Noroton. Wllt‘l't‘ he had
" e.
amoral services were held from the
residence of his son, Thomas .\i. ”on
Munitions Ncwilt-ltl awntic. llrltigc-
port. this morning at liziiti o'clock. and
[film St, ‘Mary's Chart-h. lli'idgcpoi't.
where a high mass of rcquicin was of-
tered at 9 o'clock.
'Andrew Taylor has purchased the
Waterbury block on Main Sil'i‘t‘i, just
east of the ’l‘oollt-r lionso. also the
livery stable properly in tho rt-ar. Mr.
Tuler conducts the, liycry stalilcs and
the Waterbury block is ttt‘t'llpit'ti by
F. B. Chedderton's l't'lll i’Slilit‘ ofiico.
the grocery store of inputs llatcs and
the undertaking cstahlishincnt of Mr.
Taylor. Consideration was about
$9,000.
Francis 8. Fitch. .qu son of l“l‘illlt'ii‘i
S. FltCli, dlcd‘of put-unitinia yesterday
in Bridgeport. ngctl illly-l‘tiur yours.
Mr. Fitch was all t‘Xlit'l‘lt‘llt‘i'tl dry
goods man. and for a liilllllit’l’ of yours
waquleadi salesman of .l. A. lllslop &
Compiuy'utore in South Norwalk. and
later bent to Britlgcport. Wilt‘l‘l‘ ho was
empl'oy‘e‘i y'flowlautl iii t‘tiriipilliy. lio
.bnd.been' ll to? swim till)’>. ill' in sur-
' lll‘. i\llt‘t‘ Lyon
glint: vol, Noroton. iic liIItl many
leniii‘hi this place. and all will regret
'to 1m Drills domlsc. 'l'lic funeral
will bc'jheld from his llllt‘ rt-xltlcnce
in Dlrlbn. Sunday lll'ti-riioon ill 2:30
of Kenmore. N, Y, H~- li'iH't‘H three
brothers. Benjamin. William and Col.
Gilbert '4. Fitch. and two sistt-i's. Mrs.
William T. Andrvu’s :tntl iii-s Char-
lotte Fitch.
‘ WESTPOR'fil“.
David Mahoncy is lllilllllt’i't'tl among
the sick and is kept “'iillill doors.
Special service in tho (‘ouurt-giillou-
oi church this Pl'cnltlu :it T:::ti
Mrs. Horace Hurlliuii llnH boon till-
tertulnlllg. Miss Sarah 'l‘rt-atlu't-ll oi
the Plains.
A. 0. Bradley anti wit‘c ll:|\'i‘ rt'illl‘ll-
ed in“! A holiday visit with i‘rlt-utla in
Norwsik.
Miss Ethel Dlltt'hcr who has boon
critically ill with pncuintiniii, is i-t-port-
ed convalescinz.
Mater; Philip Punzvll. or (‘ompo
street. lpdilt Christmas with his llnt'lt‘
in Port Chester. N. Y.
D. P; McKennn. who bus into“ cri-
tlclil? lllwltb pneumonia is Wi‘ll tilting
the pull iownrd retitlvt‘l'l',
fig” “rind Beers. Si'.. is iiitothcr
,gddorio be long list of I'I'Hitll'lliii llcro
Thomlilon of Mrs. Arthur Hall is
reported in be critical and rt-Iutivm-i
Indifflfllldl ere liliii‘lilllih iilltnil llt'l'.
. ‘Kfl. Mk Godii'cy was a uncut of
TM. lAWil Draws. of New York city.
,durinljlle Christmas holidays.
The following children in tlw lll‘lilsfl
moat school hlVe not been almost
"u the term ending litmt-tnbcr:
‘ ‘ V1,, .Wiilium llratllt-y, .ionnle
r.‘ John Oaglladi: gratin V..
.~‘ per Allen. Elisabeth dialing.
WI! ‘1' the newly tiii‘cli'll oili-
My Wmerton lxllllfl, i-l. of
if. Telnet. commander; Wil-
mu. put commander; Miss
lug. tlw iult, l - an... m '.
'i‘liu ttt‘iillttt , .. I...“
i II I ‘
dlc Plrt- Mutt it»... .. NAM“ I.
end. All (it ”(I mum“.
ill"
raised. '
Hcrctitto-i'. in. ”3.1..."
olcturca tot tl.- who“. M iii
Will illlit' Illllt‘i t.’ W North.
tiny cwnlnit nl .. i. in...“
‘ the season.
Rownyitut lino... t
Brown. llilultiti
In. and 713“ ii. iii
_ul'moil. lilyvl) it,“
sermon tt..... .. PM
. in earths (u. t ‘t‘imr .
-i0ll of lml‘l
of new lill'llillt
'l-itich‘.
up .~ (I.
'Iliipitt
.4 nip. t
fill strength-ii 1.? N ’
Oil the Weak, l illi
mm. side to commander:
chlplela: Mrs, Joule
III; F. E. Bennett.
y Mills. accountant; F.
scribe: Mini! Hula
, rd; Mrs. John Burke,
> ll F. E. Talbot, manter
" , um May Allen. plun-
Twelve Whirl. Club. of
m yer pleasantly enter-
l'tfflld rs. George Hula.
menial. Doc, all. Al-
on rule of this club to
Mt refreshments at its
in" bountiful supper
will: occasion. Each
‘ j very beautiful New
3- lil- piste. The out
“ill doom Guysr. 'rlilit
. The controls.
doom Bradley.
a shop anointing.
Milli." was perhaps
“mm in ,Welltport and
MI. ion: betcra the advent oi
horse car.
of the horse cars.
label-c. is probably not a person
Better thin csu'bo said of no man.
The elect on of oil'lcers oi the Sangu-
‘were reelected as follows: Joseph
dricks, assistant superintendent: Mrs.
George Washburnn assistant lady sn-
"perintendent; Charles GOdtrey. score~
tary: Miss Eva Jelliffe, treasurcr; of-
ficers of the Missionary society. Lun-
don R. Allen. president. Mrs. Van
Valkenburz. secretary: Frank Artie.
treasurer. The treasurers report
showed the school in good condition
financially. all bills being paid and a
balance of $20 in the treasury. Joseph
Morton has served as superintendent
of the school for six years and the
flourishing condition of the school is
largely due to his enicicncy.
TIEDDING.
Robert Terry who is now cuiploycti
by J. M. Sullivan has moved into the
Elmily Hill place.
Harry isles nearly severed one Di
his loos by a misdirected blow of thc
axe while chopping wood in thc Ccn-
tcr district last week.
’l‘wo 'bus loads of young pcoplc went
from the Ridge section in the pouring
rain of last Monday evening to a danco
at the Newtown inn.
Colds of the grip order have been
quite prevalent lslcly. Among the
present or recent victims of the all-
most are Stcplicn Sanford, Milt) 0s.
horn. E'mory P. Sanford. Aaron ll.
untord and George 0. Sanford.
The assessors concluded thcir labors
last. Thursday. The list (it transit-rs
submitted by the town (‘lt‘l‘k for their
Kuldnnce covered snow 80 rcal cstatc
transactions probably ihe largest duiu
lug any one your in the history of the
town.
improvement operations on the for-
mer Wake-mun Biatllt-y place. now
owned by A. E. Livcrmore liavo bot-ii
suspended until spring. The carpen-
ter work for the t'llllll‘fit’lllt'ili and re-
modellng or the house is ncarly coni-
pletctl. The barns huvc bccn ncwly
shingled and consltlctablt- Work tltillt'
towards putting in a water supply.
lilghwav Commissioner Macdnnaltl
has finally approved tin» Sillit‘ road
work done by tho town on Grout llill
ind informed tho suit-munch that a
check for ”.500 to close tho account
will bc scat them in a few days. 'l‘lit-
money. or at loin: thc grcatcr part of
it. has been due {or more than a your.
it has been decided by the aittbori»
ties to commit Mrs. Andrew Staitzol to
the State Hospital for the insane at
Middletown as soon as she recovers
sufllclenly to be moved from the hull-
busy hospital. She was in thc Mid-
dletown instlttulon for a \vhllc last
summer. but her husband was allowed
to remove her before her sanity was
restored.
Lawyers from Daubury and
Bridgeport have been hot-c this
week looking up titles and ollicr
details preliminary to the acquisition
by Rogers, Poet it (lo. of the Old l’tit
Club Association property adjoining
Putnam park. This means that thou-
's no back down on the part ot‘ Mr.
chambers from the purchase proposl~
lion he made several weeks ago. Thu
r:lub whose original members anti Blis-
cossors Own the property. is what is
corporately known as a voluntary us-
soclatlon. There have lit-en against
them one or two iroecloeurc. proccctl—
lngs with resulting jildfilllt‘niu. saint» of
the land flooded by tho club pond is
tion has been raised as to who shall"
figure as grantors tor illt' complctlon
or lhcgdeul', now in progrcss. ’l‘ltt-so,
however. are matters merrily or ill‘illll
and both parties to thc transaction ill.“
lug in accord on the main t‘ctnurt-s a
satisfactory conveyunt'c oi‘ tlllc is t~x-
pooled to be oi‘iectctl within "in "HM
tow days.
While Marcus H. Burr was hunting
in tho Plansunt Valley section it low
evening: since his dog ran saint-thing
late a fence. "A coon" was Mr. unit's
mental comment as he removed a tow
stones from the (once and brought into
view. by the light of the hall obscured
noon. on animal of some sort. The
beast in lion. still whereupon Mr.
Burr colnuted his ilrtit mental illllll'i‘ii-
mien. "If it were a coon," he l'i‘iliitmtid'
"it would either bu trying to mount
or putting up the liveliest IOl‘i. or .
scrap with the dog."
emotion oi the animal nilcr lli' had
pulled it tram ill hiding place lit.
found that it was only feigning up“...
inltesd of being actually dead. ’t‘iiun
he knew that be had capturctl an 0]).
meant. I near relative of tho raccoon
and very common In the loath, but
hardly ever Mutt in this part of tilt.
country. lie carried his prize iltlilllt
in is arms, I. distance of more than a
mi 0, but not until alter the animal llfltl
been «and “my in a box and lthltrp.
tit prodded did it " o to lilo." ll
weighs Chili 16 ”it i! and it: illtll'tt.
ton on! Mthuflm‘own. Mr, 13....
ll I" an“ M I bet and curiosity.
He WI i at first. it. seemed to lw
app-slimy docile sud inoffensive. but
despite bi
ill “I!!!” Ind belligerent. In no.
telnet it‘dilm from room which me
«Ill: m white young.
v __ I’M
010M Mitts.
> , I’ll. Binln 0 . .
W llflk’lil’enflh. lite “will
b k W m “l" lull" Derlods tlu -,
30.“! F _ Vi“ din and sleeps ml”
.u mm Mills. the vet-
tn-J‘." ' " "
img‘mmim .-....-
I" I I .3311...
p a
“36V. door“ "
Mr. lMllls. or as he
‘t.“tnmillarly known, “dental Joe
t3: best known
ugstuck. haw
“it drivennhe stage between Sangu-
tlipk station and Westport in the Wily
t 0
Later he became A driver
When the trolley
took the place of the horse cur “Joe"
became motorman. but was forced to
1give this up owing to the eect on his
ealth by the constant lsr‘oi‘ the car.
in
Moon, unless he has come to this
tmvnduring the lost are years. who
”it” not been transported at sortie time
Or other by Joe Mills. and not a per-
can can remember when he was other
than pleasant and accommodating.
tuck Methodist Sunday school was
held Sunday at. the close of the Sun-
' day school session. All the old officers
Morton, superintendent; Charles Hen-
, list sitiit- tliii ;: i :i ' . .
:tlli ovmed by outsiders. and the docs: 4 l h' “ I” 8"“ 'm" ”HM
5i .
| i‘itllltlilitlil of (In. “Htk' Wu Nllllll ham
By a Climt‘ iii-I
Militant grow steadily i
looks you squnrcly in tho cycs
whom it lilillit‘fl its i'lllilnii and its
promisét'. It is IllititHlllit‘. down
in my.“ and all around iti gotiti
qutilyics. ‘
For Sula by
llama ii. lull. inrll’rsl illlil itiiihllainh‘i
BRIDGEPORT LAD sUlClDES.
Albert Sebek Had Quarrel With His
Swretheart.
llliilitllitl’Oli'l‘. Jan. t-D."t\lll("l'fl g...
lit-k. :tgtd i\\'t'ili,\'-l\\'ti a piano work...-
iiaiti tti llilVl‘ lit‘t‘il lllllllt‘ tloupomlpm
li\' a (llllll‘l‘t‘l ui’ii his :H'it't'illt‘ill'i. and
tilt- it'llliltll'lil'l' lot-‘5 of his position, com.
uilitt-ti Hllit‘itlt‘ )'t’Ni|'l'tlil)’ ul'lcrnoon
by strangulation ill his mom (In an,
lii’Z'l l|\'t'illlt'.
lit- lit‘tl his {mil with it. cord, and
plat-ml .‘l “‘il‘t‘ tilt-tart» cord "mu” his
nook, :tllittlting it. to tho l"'d post.
llo ilit'll lay down (ill lilt‘ floor and
t'llUlit'tl ltiitihttll‘ to death.
Too many "it‘ll look upon homo M
int-rely a pliiw to sleep.
CHICHESTER’S lLLS
’l'lild IIIAIOSD In
‘ Ladies! Ask your "PI Pf”
. (‘hi-ebee-lcr'e Din-mu ".4
I’m: in Red And Enid met-lit:
if"? valetihnlth fills: HiNu‘.
I i an t or.
iii-ll “cums t-w (‘l‘i’l.:'lllt.‘
P
.5.
0V” "HA‘ID l’ll.l.fl.1;tt‘t.‘:
yrsn vis’lr'lfil ll “NHSIIQ‘L Mel“ lie.
patt- mildb rm
Chlnhutu Mm'fizllzrlm
" smear“
Flour All Brands. per bag . . . 65c
Best Potatoes. per pk. . .. . . . 20c
Turnips .............. 15c
Apples ................... 15c
3 can Beans ............... 25c
3 cans Soup ..... ......... 25c
3 cans Tottittltics .......... 25c
3 cans Corn ................ 25c
3cansPcai's............. 25c
3 cans Pumpkin ... .. 25c
7"
I. HELrANT.
265 EAST AVENUE,
Nt‘Xi. to Lot‘ount Factory.
Wi- i» u it out and point to thc vast
t'VIiililHI- ol’ til) ititlpprty and “mum.
that no >Illllltli ’l‘hore is lllt)llt‘)' ill
lit-til l-..~r. in “it. :i . r you lnvcst Mr H
ilillllt' til itll‘ litttlit'. [)mp into llli‘
i‘llli'l' .tit.i Ivi n~ mil tivcr t-xuclly what
Hui “llili 'lllti i think 1 lilth‘ on Ill)‘
ilh :i iilII‘ ltit'llilt'll llll‘ your family or
its an lliltwtliivnl “lit‘ii‘ ytill Hill illnlit‘
n lllllil‘ lilt\ Iowa and you will llt‘
it till) lit; ‘llt' lot; lItitiIIl tlinl is coming.
.\l'l' .\li l.l\\'|t‘llt't' at his oiiict'.
John B. Lawrence,
Agency.
’2 South Main 8%.
South Norwalk, Conn.
SALE
t‘tniiiitttittiig \l'vtluclldill'. January
ilittl. limi. iillli t-iitiiiiining llll'tlllflh ill“
our llt'hl \iilllilll t‘lmi-lng salv.
i‘iliii‘tI Mn. 1‘
Our
oI‘ l"lll'liiilll‘L‘. link“. MM‘
tings. lililttit'llllltt. litiugcs. “l“
M liilt’i‘t‘ll :tt apt-rial pl‘it‘t'fl. W" ”mt
l'ii‘..
Wt't'it tilliy,
II‘
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
3 and 5 Wall at. Nomnlk. Conn-
Tel. 876—2.
Harry H. Crane.
TEACHER
of Mullo, Boston, M.“,)' will “I
i Violin Maud-II 6 list room) At this 5itome. , . ”Ia—_.'“o'w "it
I. It. . -—--""".. .-._.-,-= my me it. HATHIWIO m
’ (Private pupil. 3 y“... with H. H. “INN H KNA'P. Vi
Hmmm, New Eng...” comet-"tow E Do meaning it. ROWAN, 0mm.
" ill‘ es . ll,
.icmtis'riu/ul i'lilii‘ilGN'ts om mg
_ 3" l'l' lites. N
. WI. 5'. , R.
" KALAMAZO Michigan Jun. 5.4“ J
A, Rols'uisnaglng editor of the Kalli
gisturs tit illt' ('iiY»
-t‘xpl'lh'Ht-'tl lilll little religious
_ mom.
“i bellow. that the rcportcrs will
in: tllilo to do hatter work. anti that.
more thoroughly reached in this way
than lli'l'i‘itlftll‘t'," said Mr. Ross.
i Solid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
United American Opticians.
' (incorporated).
Agency at. CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
When the 'old ueai
does out and the new
Dear comes in. new
resolutions are in or-
der. One oi the best
is, “I will pipe mil
house for Gas Light-
ing.” We do it. Will
uou let us estimate on
hours?
CONSOLIDATED
RAILWAY CO.
Spatial Sale for Saturday
Weak Fish. lb. ...... ............~ 120
Flat. Fish, 5 lint. ....... ......... 250
Native Frost ‘rcz, i1 lbs. tor ..... 25c
Market Cod .. ............ .... 50 lb.
stotiitcoti... ...... ...........12ciii.
llnllbut ..-~1 ....... . ...... .... 15c lb.
Escnllops ... ...... .... 40c and 450 at.
All other innit; fish at remsonable
price. . . . . l l..
l/lllCI‘OSS.
TEE PEOPLE'S FISH AND WET!“
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Bulking.
Eu! End of Washington Street Bridge
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING, . _t
I STEAM t t;
nor WATER. i 3.7,,
/ IAND 'lL. ' lat
ii.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper: r.
and Zinc. (Milli: i
so South Main Street. ‘J
.t GAS FITTING. itw
./
South Norwalk. Conn.
9W”.
Barneu (in Benn
Skates
Wiss Shears
Millet BiOS.’ Pocket
Cullen)
Suredge Carvers
Pails Sleds
AND o'i'iiicu lFlWiil, nouns FOR
inazoo Guzetto yesterday announced
that the nowa department of tho (lair
ti'llic would lll‘ opened every day in tho
:fiitui-u with praycr by himself or initi-
’l‘llt~ lllllltillllt'fllllt‘ili‘ ct‘otilvti cmisiti~
ol'nblt- surpriso as Russ until rcconlly
st-uli-
the object oi’ the lIeWBpunt‘l'. will he
'— We consider this sea'
Tl QNIAO‘I‘I A OINIMC MNKINS
IUUINIIU.
WILFIID IODWILL. Alti- Ml“
”ANNUAL consume: an: or “
GOLD
wasps
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery, Glassware. Housefurnllh-
ing Goods, Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with fixtures.
10c.
Cloth Shades, with fringe. 28c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor-
ating. i
We give the S. d. H. Green Tra
Stamps.
It“
«m
ding
I .4...ln....u-.
l.. H.’l5E'cKl-:R‘,”'
I7, Washington lire“.
Tel. Ben. loath Not-walk.
anthems INN
Cadillac
Automobiles.
lilodciis A, B. F and M. ranging in
prlco [from $250 to who. Touring
Cars and Runabouts. Must be sold
at tint-o. 4h . .
i. E. iililKWililii it ill
39 Wall Street. Norwsik.
Bull Your Groceiies
at STULL’S and
Save Month]
21 lbs. Sugar, $1.00: 5 lbs. 230.
The Very lit-st lilgiii Cl't'lllllt‘i‘y But.
tcr, per lb. .................... 300
Pure Loaf Lard, pcr lli. ......... lit:
Waller Bakt-r‘s Cocoa. lit‘l‘ can . . . . litt-
Karo Corn Syrup, pt-i- can so
5 Gallons Oil .................... illit-
Il l’kgs. Oililllt‘ill 25c
7 liars Ozone Soap 250
(loltl Modal it‘lotir, pcr ling 65c
A. Stull
Phone 2231-3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East NOI‘WIlk.
...,
son’s line the best
we ever had.
ll. E. Gotham,
DECORATOB.‘
- w ' "Lennon-u. 1mm
10 mm 01. I. uonwsuc
A Jack of all Trades
catamarans “it? "‘
l: it’ll. {232:3 “m ' "’ ‘ "'
MTHUH I. IINIDIOT.
llmnblnp. Timing and «um Hillel.
ll loam “rm. to. Net-well.
ms---‘_..._..... .. _.‘”...
militia
3237;“. l 9.
”00.000.00
la menu: maestro!
I"
elm In South Norwglk, 12 yam - M
“I‘m"- Special term tint live . MIIOTOIO. .
divisor-i."mu-Wm .. mm“ blvmw .i- r .
It cm. Adm 'i'm" 'm “ term WASHINGTON 8mm Josiah ll. Mll'vll it. mum Mei-viii
is“ FAIRFIELD.A3E "wane“ m 5,, ' optimise Owen: John ii. I.“
. cont: ..--..--.',. on- PW' «m. . mum-s .,-.,...
l
" ”PT " "
'lHOTEL ’iCTORiN
' cry room heated.
_.M...”
During the Dust. m _'
United States polio ii ‘
have been on tbé war tutti: again
titre post cards litml'lllfl’Wl'lalyfi
cull obscene iaiiguuiilc or picture
tlic back or the cart 3.
About ono your ago the Nat-walls.
and other postofiloes were (only “oath
cd with cards of this ticscrlut .,iil
of which were immediately held and}
scat. to Washington as unmullnbis. Alon
that time it was stated that; the lendelti
or obscene cards laid himselt or her
self liable a prosecution by “W. .V
Inquiry made shows there has been _
a. decrease in such matter. it who
learned that there had been at present: :
‘very few obscene curds held._.uil Ill _‘
the Nor-wall: oiilccs. Evidently that:
postofllce ruling on this matter built;
the desired effect. ' - .
As tor the legitimate picture posit
card. reports show rsthcru sila‘h ln-ri
ct'cnse rather than a decrease in t
iniiils sent out; and received. The Dolli-
tturd craze is still with us. and rat
I
mains just as popular as ever. ‘i
srop THAT COLD .‘i‘
or It may result in Pneumonia. Brno
zillan Balm is breaking up colds wheat
t‘l’t‘l‘ tried. almost without exception.
ltlc, 25c, 50c and $1.00 battles. The!
Clifford, Baxter‘s and Plnlsted's. "1
5.
I
5.5.9.15...
compound ' .
Safe. Quick. Reliable Re
superior to other "media s'oid It Ii will“: ‘
cure tirnntced. Succeutuli M 0'0?
200. tilt) Wow: it. Fri I. (in Mir
Ki-tl ot- lylnlil. estimon elite book ct
(no.
”r. Lul'nmt-o. \ Phllulolnhilu 1’-
amt», t’ii
PLUMBING AND‘iTlML
, HEATING. ,
nor WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND BANGEQ.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI. ‘
Ga- and Stelm Fitting,
Ill Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, I“:
Have you seen our stock or
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTFHKISB
COMPANY,
NOIWAEK.
liailii Lille lull. l.
for freight Only"; 3 f m
U! ind sitar Tuesday. he i
1906, Freight Propeller; wll leave
Pier 23, East River. New York, (too
0! Dover street). every day, (”com
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwslk up to 4 p. m. Ind IOItl
Norwslt up to 6:30 p. in. J
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co. "l
Mining J. Imlth c. c. He 0mm
flan-I'll “no.
Ln.”
.,....,.a.
i
.4 .
i
c
THE NEW.
on: MlNUT v OM DEPOT. .
EUROPEAN LAN. ,“.
..Our room- a special to . M
and Electric Light. throu.“
.......ti
RATES REASONAN.‘
Finely stocked Cafe in «hoodlum
A full line of Acksr. Merrill 5 093“
tflt Co's celebrated Wines. Liquor. and
cigars always on hand. . .
T. I. SULLIVAN, Prom-{M
Telephone Call. sol—4. ‘
evnv‘uom one...“ cunn- '5
'2 nan—Au"
should be whipped with I
snow white. onepiece "Stew" hr
colsin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to "do!
how delightully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running were!
in your dressing chamber. It ’I
in: apartment of Int floor am 1
room? its presence would do" In
the hlgsst degree of comfort. i
We will gladly quote you prices. on
plumbers are strictly competent-J
obenlcl. honest and reliable. i
Horace R. Nash.
GOINII MAIN. 4""? mung.
Whit Not Bail Your-..
Own Home?
Rents are advancing till the lime.
and desirable npurtimte are lltwmih
ing scarcer every day. We have in
number of very desirable homes to!
stile, use can make the tom and
price right.
J. 'MgLa.
. . . 1 i
. yton 830 W1
lilCilliPillilTEDi
8 Mme Avenue. to. Namelfl'
l ’ ’ P r J
a... %
i i.
. Vita...“
, I! W l
' . omission not, E
cutouts ,
at M pa wt
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