‘ nor-In; 00“ h. it Visit. with relatives at. Newark.
coir: orrzu ausscoue -.. no".
0 - ,
->Thel‘e's no need of any n 3h 1m,
lBrins if taken in iillli’. Tn my
Mills are careless about who, a”,
call a simple cough and neglect . up,
onytiling for it until they no
NIL,
Mrs. W. T. Taylor is entertaining
:91" and Julian Burr for u few
an. ~ * .
’7. Th9 Misses Dorothy and ado Slot
vans ars' the guests of their grandpar-
.enu'
Ll
out with it. it is easy 10 cars 3 ,‘gm William Northrup has been selected
it to fill a vacancy in the Westlltll‘i 903"
ONE MIEBEE ‘ allies. _ Do-
COUGH “an when it Mrs. Lorin ’1‘. Day and enlighten
Is taken——easier.nt that t
is allowed to run. but we Warrant it
to cure In either case.
PRICE 25c AND 50c BOTTLE.
lilo Bridge Pharmacy,
TNEB & BRADLEY. PM?!”
Pl”‘80! WASHINGTON ST.
Tel. Cali oil—2.
Milly are visiting relatives at. Lynn,
I.
Mm. Harriet. Prlcc hits
“lime from a visit with
c‘airfleldn
Mrs. Arthur Hall, who has been ill
with typhoid fever is slowly convales-
clnz.
The Mary Ill, Wilkins guilt meets to.
morrow afternoon with Mrs. S. W.
Sherwood.
Frank Kraizer spent the New Year
in New York. He rcturncd here
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. E. (i. Estlc of lllncoln
,stree't have returned from a. visit with
1 friends in New York.
Miss Linda Thorpe of Bridgeport,
has been the guest of (icorgc E. Thor-
P6. of Main street. ‘
Miss Julie Adams of Mt. llolyoke
COHEN has recently been the guest. of
her sister, Miss Dorothy Adams.
The Calendar Club. of Greens li‘arms
church was in session yt-sit-rtioy af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. i). .l, Tay-
or.
. Mid‘Msy Donlon of New York has
been a recent guest. at the homo of
Charles Langbrberry. of North Main
rot u riled
irlcuds in
Edwin Adams haq it'll 1‘01‘ Mount
Pleasant Military Aoutculi'. Osalning-
On'tllFHlltlSOll.
The barge Frniitl .lgu'ltson has
arrived with :t Hiram oz tool for the
Fel‘l‘ls Coal Compuui,
The East Norwnlk i-‘ii't- District has
applied to tho tiltilc inlll-“ialllll‘e for
the authority rim-mm .o secure an
electric light plant.
Hurry Young, oi Now
~7lt-tlt, has lm-v
proved considerably llt:i.. low recent ill» street.
noss. it was not twin-i ”ct-essal‘y W The Weltport Musical Society will
take him i0 ”1" hit-“W" hold its January meeting til the home
William A(‘i\'t‘l‘, or m: .tordrformer- of Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Taylor
lly of Benctiit'l l-‘:Ii:;-« v....< a visitor this evening.
in town yesterday iii ha.» been laid J, H. Hull and wife are 100mm in
up since Si‘l'“"“'"‘l i “"h rheuma- New York where they are to remain
tism. “or the balance of the winter. their
Business lllt’t'l‘lli: .m: minstrel re- ome at the Farms being cloned.
human] or i’iltélliilu' :\‘i.ii‘il‘ Club will Several perm“ front Weslptll‘t at-
be ilitiii iii (‘iiii’ 1‘” i "” Tuesday, tended the annual session of thc iSulc
January 9th. iii”? ii“ , rehearsal Orange in Hartford inst wcck utntmx
will be i'ollowwl ill “" ”Nile“ meet- them being S. B. Wakcinan and Elbert
ins. and lrvlng Sipperley.
Someone stoic it... .l.-winz Bum Mrs. Walter Howarth tilt‘tl Sunday
machine trout in t'wrv' Hi Hefner's morning, the 6th at hcr homo 0!!
EHSI- Side SlUl‘i‘l “ll“ '3“ morning the Church street of bronchial pneumonia
store is Hillllil'tir ih'l “'33 Wile She is survived by a husband and a
an amount. of inooit in liw machine. sister, Mrs. Henrietta llrudlcr
ii is iii-'iii’i'i‘d star of Westport, (‘irclc, (‘ompulr
A surprise |l1ll'i}' wit to Fred ions of the Forest, will hold it ocular
Gietz at his houn- in ilvt l’lace. Fri- meeting in National i-litil tomorrow
day evening. 31;.“ . were an evening. at Which time officers for tho
. ~mt-ilts were A
were Edna
‘ucy Finch,
\\.'lsh, Arias.
.’;ucr, Janet
l). . ~‘t Grossch~
\- iltlll Welsh.
m . .. liner, Har-
n' ‘ "1 months will ilt' l'li‘t‘li‘d.
flm attendance is rcuucsicd.
At the close of the annual mcctiu'z
of the Congregational church \l‘utlncs-
day evening, Mr. and M rs. it. t‘. Wood»
worth were presented with two bonu-
tiitil chairs as a token of nmuwiuiion
of’their work In the church choir.
Funeral services; over ilu- remains
of Siyvester Stlli'gcs, who died ill his
limo" here Friday, wvi'c llt'lll yester-
Joye-d. after what
served. 'l‘lioso ltlv‘
' Voorhces. Milly it ..
Edna Morgan. tho.» i
Rooney, tlcl'lrutit- \i'
Bean. Rumcll iv‘iu l.
per, Victor .\l;u ..
Fred (lit-.47., \\'il'.‘lii
old Welsh. Sm»: l‘. . l'iiillp Voor-
bees. lctli'gv lb... . i1w . till'iz. After
-.spending ll [Iii’ilhlliL’ . ‘l' no.2. the snails
-Ili
L...” departed ‘“’" ”“" “i a late day afternoon. the Rev. i-:. it. Ilcillt.l
“0“" of Christ Church. olllciutiuu. illli'l‘-
The infliitiitilliili i3 __ li‘W officers meat only In Wmdluwn (fl-milii-rv
0f ih" Ei’m'Hh I" “ ‘ ‘1 the last. From poultry to plus. ilt' thefts
Avenne Mclhtlilhl lji' mm” Church of bai‘nd- and hellllci'ics ('tlllillllli‘ lli-rc
was held in in" MM" ' cllool room and ”Dons haw- ln-cn lliililo oi“ :l rc~
last evening. W H -\ ‘liicel‘fi 3"“ cent visit to the out no... or lung.-
President-~~.\lt‘> \V‘ i " Carpenter. Foster. and a. number of Sill'lilill: pigs.
First WWW“ ‘-' “i ‘3 Chan“ ready for Ills New York iliiit‘lti-l hav-
Seymour. ' . In: been tolen.
DSECOIHI “CM,“ “1 4' )llSB m ‘ A Charlesgbi. Jesup, of Now York, is
1 fly. lver an addrcss in iili' i‘ouurouit.
PTMNI‘ “W My V 11:“ Ethel iioiilii Church Oil .ltilllliitv toil. lllltlll
urtll'lec. .. 1 , . .. . . _
‘ ect, Citimnshlh .\l tilt
] lgltil'tih \‘icc-i‘l- 'xlrs. Frank thighs; “ml the public in uiuwrnl
err lllli.
’ een invited
gecrt‘uri'?" Iii .\\. l'liil‘lgxl‘lam. hagzmhK‘. Mackenzie Ii-t iniitiiit-liiit.’ ll
foil-Tm“. : ‘1 l,l.u:,dent__ mission at Flt .loilll's l'illllt‘ll. .iohu-
Mis‘iltnl-iiunl-i'li‘vii-i. . 1 I e town. N. Y. During his :liWI‘llt't- the
pun“. .'\1 .11 I“ . one congregation of Holy 'l‘t'iuili i‘lllll‘t‘il
it was thit‘ilhlu. Huron “Ni. will observe iilOil‘ illi"lll illaiiil-i ill
Bulltlli)’ ol' I‘ilt'll l. H was voted WOI'IIIIPPIDK for “v” mm‘lm ‘ “1”“ ”I“
parish of Christ Church
F. N. Taylor illlfl iliHililNl-il or not
extensive stove and pluiublnu business
- -' ~ I . .., to Norwslk parties. Whm llli' futuro
”Humming; ”— 1 . plans of Mr. Ttlylor :lro lil‘ Iillllst-If
' is unable to say at lill' present liilli'.
ROWAY l UN‘ ' H9 it“ not been ill the ill-st oi ilt'liiiil
L ‘ . . for years and hours with it... l’t‘iil‘r
‘1”;182‘m3: from business cares to cocoon-mu,
”——
NEW CANAAN.
The public schools (lilt'nml Monday
after two weeks' vacation
to abolish duo .iz.
Willi ‘v'illi'li ii) A
Society ill ii \i,
llwtiops, it
[Altiiel' Aid
. Birthday
The annual in.”
Library l\fil~‘tlt‘l.’i!. .
Thursday night
The lliil'i‘i‘lim-l .
post-oilicc nta-
Kcicr and Mill.
' tho Dorian
to Charles
A social t‘\t‘|l.:. .
v-ltlIOIII i.
at the ilurlcn \i" It
bill'ch and
good tiltoutlnu... , ”I.
The warm w...» unit“ or
pitted llll‘ iti‘tn'» l m. Ice M
the ponds in li.l ml the loo
crop will how in z. flu”.
Mills li‘loivuu ,L who w
bet-ii upciuiiux it. In...” "w,
oil Milt» Edwin. i . South NW
Willk. ywllt'lilli‘. 1‘. will "
turn to l'ilill‘lt' '
Farllicrit loin. - M“ tholl‘
plousbtuu. ‘t‘l. mm m It
now. then- iol’ . . J in iii!
ground, and it . "m
[nod to plouull .z. . ,. 1,
l 'I'ilo’lllllt‘ill l..-.« . , ma “I.“
o rapt and out. .' ,.,
to union. moi .liu . .1 m
" Wi‘li In Illiili . , a“ i I
moclrlclutl Knit. .. . Mm
ill! charge of ill. .. -. ,5 H..- WI
Union 'I'cli-itlnilb i -. H II“.
uoa. Ciililv limp . ..
morning in loum
DARIENBWANI) ~5ng :'
The hotly to! m. .4 ‘1 \
'iID dim iii iiillil‘ . w
”Whinkl'ii . ,, ». ' ~
oribbamiuun. it.
Were the forum i... i.
“moon.
George Brunt of New York. in risk.
in: his parents in town.
Lenin Kilnor is employed by A l,.
Benedict Ill lint avenue.
Franklin Hunt, ii. iii of illii'ilmmilu
at his home in Bilrlili art-tom
In. Wall- of Rivvrsitlv, i, 3
vi ., Ill IIOf' lather. (incur "lulu-rd.
win ”Illicit of New York about
fluidly with "'9 “(Wt nl' ”It“ “ml
wife.
“utility Burr of Harvard i‘lillomt
Ill! been fl. visitor in town for ii few
can
W. i. Brant has returned all... m“,
I" m. "I NGW Ylli'lt for my Illllii
Wflmko am Ii l l
oils. w 0 that won
.1, I'll. Birds." House. is much
proud.
fir. and In. William Simon llmM
mm from I visit with relatives
1- ”a“ .. .
I”, W . Oil" w ll entertain
, gm of the “Nutrition on
. ', In. Clarence ii, st-nville
1* ”d in in. Bcorlllc’n motil-
lil
ill
lili-
wss‘irofij
. Water ill no.2]?
Mimi house
‘l
all, Meeker la ,7.”
‘MTHIIIIWM‘ hop...
Al . Elli-r of ft... -,. .1 1
.3 meat Visitor o. .,,.,_,. ' ii“
loom helm 3f, 1,... Wm“
l; .
.. "Nice one _ T
? ill WW
; l ‘ Davenport ls liiilidlmr a
IMIIIfm on his house on
» m l
.6” cream of manifold.
the; mic. Mr. and Mrs.
fits. of Stamford
.0: till in East are»
Ii:
Howard B. ltaym no
With their parent: in
m
M Bloom. Order of Si.
'1 will float at the bottle
is. . l'rle Rommel! o: smoklyn
artln Wanton.
clone. ‘Borel has begun housekeep-
.ln.tthsuppoil part of the Fred
and cottue. Richmond Hill.
Walter Hawkins has resigned his
position at. Brown's meat market.
and will learn the plumbing tulle.
The pool and billard tables in the
engine-house parlols have been re-
paired. and new cushions pilt in.
Mill Elsie Hall. of Westport has re-
turned to her home after visiting her
sister; Mrs. Theodore Mills for a few
days.
Clifford Hall has returned to ills
duties in Hacksttabown. N. .l.‘, after
two weeks' vacation with his parents
in South avenue.
At the next meeting of the Woman's
Club. Jan. 11. Prof. Walter v.. Holt.
who will be remembered Illl reciting
last year will be heard again.
Conductor Frank A. Shutell was
able to resume his runs on the New
Canaan express today, alter being
confined to his home for a week with
grip.
Wolfe] and Grecnwald have instal-
led un electric plllnp on Miss C. A.
Bliss's place in Oenoke avenue. H. D.
Atwlater has charge of the electrical
wort.
The brick mansion being erected on
Weed street for Francis Adrian'ce is
about ready for the inside finish. A
Stamford contractor has charge of the
work. ‘
The sewer extension in East ave-
one Is nearly completed. This will be
the last work done on the sewer con.
struction until another appropriation
is permitted by this session of the
Legislature. 1
Charles McPhee who was recently
manager of the Postal Cable Company
ill this town. has accepted a more
lucrative position with the Southern
New England Telephone Compariy of
Stamford. Mr. McPhee will commute
to this town.
F. E. Green has sold to H. D. At-
watcr the Lewis Provost property in
()enoke avenue. He has also rcnlcd
S. R. Chlchester's place in South
Main street to Mrs. Mary llurr of New
York for the year. The present boom
in rentals and solo of rcul-cslato would
seem to indicate that New Canaan
will experience a greater boom this
year than ever before. At the present
time it is utterly impossible to rent a
dwelling near the borough center. and
the more pretentious residences in the
suburbs are also almost prohibitive
for others than millionaires.
Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plnlstcd, F. H. Box-
NT and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
NEW CANAAN FISH CASE.
Game Warden Smith Defends Action
of Deputy Warden Benedict.
lilitor Seutlnclz—Klndly let me put
the case of Cattle Warden A. ll. lit-no
dict. of New Canaan. who was injured
while making an arrest on Sunday.
December 29, in a light that does jus-
ticc to Mr. licendtct. and so that the
public may know the whole story.
Mr. Benedict saw the twu mcn. El-
mer Bennett. and one Woods. going
fishing in Lake Wampanam and know-
ing Bennett's reputation. be having
been arrested a number of lllllt's for
various offences. met them as they
passed his house on their return and
asked them to “let him sec if thcy
had any short fish." SN'liOll 3151.
General Statutes, says: No plckorcl
or wall eyed piltc less than twelve
inches in length shnll be intentionally
taken or possessed, and Section 3097
says "warden or special protector
shall have free access at all reason.
able hours to search without said
warrant, places or receptacles of oily
kind which said ofliccrs have reason-
able ground to suspect are rated for
keeping or carrying game or fish ink-
on or possessed contrary to law."
These men were told the law and
consented to let the warden see their
illlll. He found several short flili'H,
nit-alluring only tcn inches long. and
told the men "they were under or-
rest."
Bennett threatened to "hit him over
the head with his all" and Woods also
threatened him. He told the men
"they might just as wall corm- along
peaceably." and Bennett gave tip the
ox and then tried to get it away again.
There was it scuiile in the road and
that is the lust Mr. Benedict known
until he came to in his home. “1‘
was found unconscious by his friends.
a wound on the back of his head and
|a bruise on the side of his face.
Both men fled. but left bchind their
,nlt. basket and three of their illiil.
which were measured by l‘fllponlilllli‘
pimple and all were under the also at-
lowcd by law. and proVe-ilillt ho was
Inclined in asking the men to sec their
catch. The line for inking pit-kiwi
or pike under iwoivo inches In £25.00
lull costs.
Mr. Benedict in It man nloniz In woo-u
and it was a cowardly not for them-
men to strike him such a blow u in
make him unconscious and leave him
Inna-ibis in the road.
Up to tut. Sunni-y Mr. Bent-dirt
we. still in bed and suffering ltcvcrc
min In his held from the blow.
A game wardens position in not Min
to be envied. Yet with the decrease
in ash and um and the Increase in
the number of those who itch and
built. it. Is absolutely necessary iiuu
some one should no that the laws are
obeyed, if "ml-ll an. ill our streams
and ponds and (sale in our woods.
The warden is sailor oath to Pnioi‘ml
these laws and the safety and efficien-
cy oi the whole slaw will-lien service
demands that those then be brought to
utilise.
WILBUR ll'. SMi'l‘il.
County Warden.
When the cold wind: dry and
the shin DoWltt'il Witch hm?
lain. , by
my and The lodge Pharmacy.
m
llr. Barely-urea don't mind my call.
l
.0
in: you Alias.“ your lili- Peri-4
at all. if y ’t iliild ‘my not In:
warts. you . Transcript.
. . 1 viral a few days with Mr. and
it“, ..
TI
The Clifford Phar. Se
Dyspeptics
if you are too fall it in because your food
turns to fat instead of munclo~sm
If you are too loan the fat producing foods
that you out are not properly digested and
assimilated.
- Loan, thin. stringy people do not hiav.
mourn Papaln in the stomach, while fat
poop a have too. much Pepsln and m
mull! Pancreauns. 1
Kodol
For Dy9pepsia
contains all the digestive juices that are
found in a healthy stomach. and in
exactly those proportions necessary to
enable the stomach. and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all foods that may
be eaten. Kodoi' is not only a perfect
dinostant. but it II a reconstructive, ti.-
sue building tonic as well. Kodoi relieves
indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. Palpitation of the Heart. “d
Constipation. You Will like it.
Disests What You Eat
Rests the stomach. rebuilds the
tissues and gives firm flash
In boiuu only. in Prop-m n \la n.
III". any «an and oratorgellmdlo'iia
one dollar, ‘00-. hits
mu.
SOLD BY 1
THE CLIFF RD PHARMACY
THE BRIO E PHARMACY
WKNockEo err—iil-lléww'iiéér
Southport Boy Rode in Front of a
Fast Trolley Car.
Edward tilt-neon. of Soulhport, ll
boy about in wars of nae. had a util-
row escape from serious injury While
riding his illi'\(‘il' on Main giver-t,
netir t‘nlliloil .xll'l'l'i. iil‘itiltt‘lltli‘i. iii
mm. tl'i‘ltx'lt losicrtlny morning.
“0 was riilim: illoilx Main street
and lllli'lllllli‘il lit turll down Cannon
street without looking ill‘llillii him.
He rodo (lilt‘illl lil front of o trolley
car which Sil'tli'h him and tint-w him
heavily to tho ground. ’l‘b.. boy was
stunuvd by lil" tall and was i'fll'l'letl
into the \\'b) l‘i‘\it|lll'llnl out]." the
:lllllullitiu.. t'tlllm' was stlmuionctl.
llot‘orc lb.- .l'l|\:li of lb.- :lillbuluncc
(llcnson butt li'l"|\'|'l‘I‘(l Nllillt'll'nlh' to
ride ii\\‘ll\' on hr» whorl, “I... “my in«
jury was a in! nu illt’ now. He is
cnlploycd in tlo- itl'illiiuu office of
.iil_\l'\‘ (Illli Slt- :~.\i.iu| tlll i'dlliltlll Sil‘t‘l'l.
PUNISHING QUEND CATHOLICS.
l‘AiilS. .luo \ in order to punish
the (‘ntliolits oi the canton of Qucud
who on- prop. ~iltl! to form a cultural
association Illllill the Church and,
Stittt- Pun" .\lur iliLit‘ll. lilo bishop of
Anions this orbit-ii illi- Withdrawal
or lilt' [ltll'i.\ll lIll-‘h'i lit Qiii-itti this
t'tlllll’ll'llllilz tho nil-ill‘l’lfiiilll of public
“'Il'h‘ilill iilt’i'l'
.\i:ui~'vr ni‘ intonation llrinnd
illlliilllni
slum, 'l--
nil-
i...l.ii ll..ll tho bisllops' mane
l‘i‘l l‘tl.‘ .. .‘lllli nl‘lllllllll'il‘rl ink»
I'M powwou wt hr the KllVi‘rllilli‘Ili
lllllit‘l 'I- «him i. .iud Mllii‘ maturation
lint. \\ i in :il'ui. ho dci'tltmi to mill-
culiouui cihl llltIHtllll purposcs.
PANAMA CANAL WORKERS WANT
HIGHER WAGES.
t‘lllt’Vlll. .i.tll \ «it was ilnuounc~
ed at it. (with ili.i‘ll of the Associated
l'uiou ..v' Sit-.lltl Shovel tlnd llrcilgi-
Min b.- .: lo-rw \. -'urdily that a coili-
tutti... imil lint. ..ppointcd to confer
with l‘:- uliui itoosevclt regarding
liiuliwi imam tor . hulnci-rs and iltciluc
inch to. Inc Mutual (‘uunl Resolu-
litlliit iii-«ll “I l'i‘ .iiilllfllld It) .101an n
minimum. rub it: ili’itl n month for
t'lllilll“ 1‘ Mid 3W it month for crane
men. a I ha
*—
‘ Specml
Flour All Brands. per bag .. . 65c
Best Potatoes, per pk. ...... soc
Turnips , ....... . 15c
Ap «'8‘... . 15c
3 an l‘l‘ams . . 25c
cans Soup .......... . use
3 cans 'l‘omatocs ...... . 25C
3 cans Corn . ............. -.25¢
3 cans l’tlrs . . ....... - 95°
3 CHM i’tunpkln ............ 25C
1. HELFANT.
‘ inst AVENUE.
l\-\l m Imi'tlnnt Factory.
and point to the vast
prop y and somatic
'I‘li re iii money in
lilo-tiny you invest. for t
iii-villa, Drop into file
or iolk over exactly what
all i think I have on my
a that will quit you either
“'0 lunch in”
“Mllllilw Iii iii“
lili‘ll Wi' um...”
iit‘ill item.
ilIllllIl or iv;
oillt'v tout i ,
)‘llli Willll 2i
lliii until. it,”
i
2: x". ‘1’” " will": for your family 1“"
ll “Hutton“. W [‘Iill m. 0
it dollar here you
i'l" now and you will be
t‘ illz lllmm till“ it! coming.
l' lolliutnp'. iii hi. OIIICO.
John B. Lawrence,
in. Two
THE. PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
' one...»
release"
Violin Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private pupil. a years with H. H
on...
of
class in south Norwalk.
teacher. Special terms to first
“Willie. Clan limited. Regular pu
Piil’ recitals.
At once. Andres to
consuming
RAILWAY (:0.
Everybody use the colic.
it colllcs to you already broke,
it. never has it clinker ill.
To make you frown and scold and sin.
It. always illll‘lll-l up clear and bright,
And chccrs the room at. cvc's twilight.
My mother likes coke. she ”3'3 “it's
good."
She says, “it makes fires much hotter
than wood.
To get anything better 3'01}; "9V0"
could.
And, what is much more, she never
would", ‘
ARM. com I m.
My father says, “Coal is too dear_
"l‘would Itlltw most of the money iiifli
we have here.
So we buy Mike and have plenty of
heat.
And lllllt, il'il\'t’S mom money to buy
things to out."
\..
Prize (‘olto Adv. written by EiSiG
Knapp, No. it llivrvrsldc Arc, Nor-
ivnlk, Conn.
9.1.316... w
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
7"! .' —-—— alums"
THE " "0"“
United American Opticians.
(incorporated).
'Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
,
0’
u
3...“... Sale i.."sai..m..
Weak Fish, lb
Iololelhsoolllifllt 126
Fiat. Fish, 5 ““4. .....-....-.ou-er 250
Native Frost Firth. 6 lbs. for 250
Market Cod ...... ....... 50 lb.
SteakCod ...... ..... .......120]b.
Halibut ..... ..................15cib.
Escnllops ............. 40c and 450 qt.
All other kinds fish at reasonable
price.
Dacross.
Old Salvation Army lufldln'.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
.. .. O . W.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.‘ J. i '-
STEAM. I 3..
HOT warm. it ; ;.
'AND tint.
' GAS rt'rrmo. it
l'
‘.
ia'i .
Tip, Sheet: Iron, Capped .'
a and Zinc. a“:
so South Main Street. Hill
South Norwaik. Conn.
Banter (it Berni
Skates
Wiss Shears
Miller Bros.’ Pocket
Cuilciil
Suredp'e Carvers
Paris Sleds
new”
Hartmann, New England Conservatory
Music, Boston, Mil-0.). will start
12 years
five
Mandolin club to form
304 FAIRFIELD AVE. BRIDGEPORT,
GQNN.
my. . .5 .Aa- .m‘nu... i
ANNUAL CLEARANCE on: or
GOLD
Willi Papers
AT gosr.
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery. Glassware, Housefurnlsh-
log Goods, Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with fixtures,
10:. m
Cloth Shades, with fringe, 280.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor-
:1an. . ‘1
We give the 3. a H. Green Trading
Stamps.
l L. . ... I dun...—
L. ilffiEcKERf
II Washington Stroll.
Tel. Don. loath Nomlk‘.
EARGMNSrm
Cadillac
Automobiles.
Models A. B. F and M, ranging in
price from 3250 to $650. Touring
Cars and Runabouts. Must be sold
at Once. “it. , up
i. E. [IIKWIUD I It]
39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Bull-Your Groceries
at STULL’S and
Save Memo
21 lbs. Sugar, $1.00; 5 lbs., 25c.
The Very Best Elgln Creamery But-
v
Gold Medal Flour, per bag 65c
-—
wan *'
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
com
M cl
llltI
lll‘i}!
The
ncy
tit 1
rule
$35,000 com-altar to await
T Build Pal-spat and'thl‘arl n
0 met out mim- at risifgfordw.~
HART 1 .
cut. irivcr bridge and bit!“ If (I .
awarded to MoMullou,
It pnrupct and wall on the west
Sold by The Clifford Phall'ln
llt‘llti.
no, and. s. _
i n, at. its mastitis
mm 0 Wound. . s
i» it. till contraction bulldi
("lllltl i 1 “d9
river at. a cost of $35,000. ‘
illillly estimated that the
es the poison from the body. .
Bridge Pharmacy.
.__._———
injure
of the snare place, fired two shots
iim.
used upon filing a $1000 bond.
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PLUMBING END Imm
' ILATE AND TIN BOO
In Fixtures, Metal Collin], lilo
HEATING. 1"
HOT WATER HEATING. 'l
HOT 'AIR HEATING. .-
a-rovcs AND RANGE.“
ill I.
I
an and Steam Flttlnu,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTI‘HKISI
COMPA
‘ 17 WALL: ITREET.
'uonvaLx.
llaiiii the tall. l. j
for freight Only”, f
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT co. 'i
and
cry
Fl
'1‘.
HOTEL VlCTo
”our rooms a special futon.
A full line of Acker, Merrill C Con.
til! 00': celebrated Winn. Liquor. and
Cigars always on hand.
' Annlnl .l. Imlth c. 0. Hours“
u Leann. lateral Alan».
I L » . . .-_ --—=
Phone 223—3. THE NEW. ‘
22 College Ave.. East Norwalk.
on: MINUTE more a
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Electric Light. thrown-iii;
room heated. . l
RATES REASONAILI-
nely stocked Cafe in connection
i in»...
,1. SULLIVAN, Proprietor,
Telephone Call, 39H .
EVERY LADY'. DR EhllNI
IER. .
should ho to
snow white. oneplece "SIMM" [or
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to sound
GHA.
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u ...
nipped with I In“
It first
world
would cost $50,000 but the collimator!
huvo agreed to do it for the emailed .
sunl. \ ‘
Dertt's Kidney and Bladder Pill:1 1
(My ’1 .
25 cent box holds a week‘s treaimw ‘
boy at: .
E. E. Gotham,
DEGOBATOII.‘
1. FIRST IT.
some
I- not will: the people want when ”I
I. done. It. done. .
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
loom Ctr-st. Io. Homili-
IOUTH NORWALK. BONI-
I
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WITAE. I
(momma
Ageno
i 2 South my." at, .
. l '0th Namath, Mn. :3
AND crush maria. oooos iron " 7"" '
minimums PRESENTS can as “musk?" norm a
realm A'l‘ rum arena. - ‘ '50. 0090 n.
m own. it. liiA'i'leso me;
a till it KIM”, vagina.
r Ionics H. llama. mm.
I‘ar es ' 0W mums soowsu. M‘- Miller
DWA ’ I. It ImmmnllcToii‘ m
a "I
i , “AR .RE' Min "Masai: Osmoiiflmnm
uh WAIHINOTOH STREET. Mail a. ”.4: 5::er
1...»- M “"' u.-- gnu mm .......-..
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"IV“ NIWHONI—III. Vi‘l’
I. NORWALK.
all mi};
to sin workmanlhl M w
hqdoumilt and whonpi uy’A lob
Martina. Timing and Its-m Fitting
Bill Iilllllill Bill
TMNMGTI A OINIIAI: IANKINL
IUOINM
how deligbfully convenient it wont.
be to have hot and cold running "in
in your dressing chamber. also; I
in; apartment of Ira: floor to!“
room? its presence would afford [oi
the blues: degree of comfort. .‘
We will gladly quote you prions. Or)
plumbers are strictly competent u
chanicl. honest and reliable. i
Horace R. Nash,
COINIR MAIN IND WIO'I' IT...
tili'i'ibotbiiroar
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the limo.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcel- every day. We have is
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the tem- and
9“” Mia 1
J. M. Layton a Go;
" IIIOOIIPOIIATED.‘
’lplallmd Avenue. on. Normal.
m.- I
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ATTORNEY DIDENROT HURT BANK”
BILLINGS. Mont, Jam. 8.—-—lt Will!
learned here last. night. that W. Doom
liars. the Meetetse. Wyo. banker midi
holltlcian. was not:
iifll'H aim when L Simpson. an atten-
severall
Both bullets went wide of
their mark and only a. splinter struoll‘l
iitll’fi n. glancing blow on the fore~
Simpson was arrested but was
L‘ A D I E‘ 3
-Dr. Larrla'nWO-n
ngmizm'e'li‘ablc k I: ulster
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B C COI- .
correspondents... a... .
atelier. reenactment
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”r. burr-nee. Phlmolnllill. 1'3:
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nor, pcr ill ..................... 3%
Pure Leaf Lard, pci‘ lh, ......... lit: 0' ind after Tue-day. Jenni?! '4
Walter Baker‘s Cocoa, per can 1th- 190‘. Freight Propellers Will leave
Karo Corn Syrup, per can ..... .. tic Pi” 28» E3“ Rirer. "9" Yorkiiioo
5 Gallons Oil .................... 506 of Dover “"960. overy day, (”copy
3 Pkgs. Oatmeal 25c 8mm”): a“ a. m- Freight received
7 Bars Ozone Soap .............. 25c at Norwalk “P to 4 l‘« in Int! Ioltl‘
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