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mood :l'ler 1" ' "
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onto or on. " I b, ”m m an 1 fly I; 1 Y "m“ '1‘“ "Huggn'A or cn’ri u 11 th A
7 . ' 1. i ' ' ry I In y in e poo-
\ WESTPORT. . servicemen ”a“
case is returnable in NW 1;. wrest
30" rd hen ill but! art
in Reade I 11.1 YYE’
1 I" HARP! till one.
{Esme absent-Ii Massimo- V
51% Beidt spent Seminar deem
liam Penney. is very il' "1”
111% W“
M" Om:
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' How to Live
Cflali'ion.
Life of Jews or Nassreth.
lolenos. .. 1
Nanette. D. ‘
, Wireless 'l‘elmhAy and Telephony.
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W Austin M.. :‘
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Fine Arts. "
1 Clement. C. E. '
Christian Symbols and Stories of
the Saints as Illus'trated in Art.
1‘ “ ’i‘he Plutocrat~Wiiat are you
for. buy? Haven't you everything for
Christmas that you thought oi' The?
Boy—Yes. But (boohoo) I wanted
‘l‘hnt once my soul electrified.
1 3” 3”“ ‘fimnfi' ”6 ”V9” ‘1“ Nehoeey has recoverec
John ii Wood11 has mrtuurued home
1 “NB l 111:“ await? 13m scistufl V d
'o more mus c i n; mun r
sunbe‘ ‘1 t m . ma’mpwtothIYW
5°” “ 3 m 'w m r The Boys some or the Methodist
11y here’s nostril No man I'll sing CHM!“ W W! slime
' As i in boy ’I day‘s hav suns: lawns-d 1.1111 has
No more the glacial song 1 ring. mum with neon
‘ ' More no at
sttentinn in care of your
‘Speolal attention given
1whpse owners live in I
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JoimBI-a”
My mmchunhef is
01W”?
motile
lire. Ste 11 Custard is bounded to
biscuit
arm or mm.
was aVviIltor in lbsst Norwailt yester-
Miss Annie Longs. of New York
city. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Boers-
muuu oi Van Zuni street.
Rev. Joshua Danton will preside at
the weekly social Woe this week
Thursday at the Advent Christian
Church.
The meeting of the Epworth League
of the East Avenue Methodist C rob
yesterdsy was under the leaders in or
Miss Emma. Parsons
special services were held yesterday
afternoon lit the a mhouse by mem-
bers of the Advent Christian Church
Rev. James 11 Davis presidiils ,
{l‘be regular weekly cottage prayer
meeting will be held on Wednesday
night by the members oi the Advent
(Dilation Church at the home or Mr.
at Fort street and Osborn
Ivonne.
he stile there is no law but he will
find out it it a Cure at that our anoth-
el- satirday ninbt or gaudy mo rhin. It
l‘Iénhsme the nut as that eels on
all mg“ seems as it the week was
that they could keep closed
sunllY- *
111 most cases no attention is paid
to anonymous communications, but the
followlni.w which is printed lost at it
r‘eh'ds, is unique and truth a phonetic
slalidpolnt Would doubtless glgidell:
the eye of President Roosevelt
follows:
Whr'on to the drunlter at this plase
he goes home and listless is Wife
and note. the :1 rs is g a they
ie‘s open (or the donut |Went to be dim
tamed It so lets be Comes
helm hbd. the or new crib ire .therity
it he does not beside
.The dewish cobbler on the bridge
hfild some sort o; a celebration last
evening at is home to the great an.
noyance or is neighbors, as it broke
up their Bundsy quiet and rest until
a. isle hour of the night. The neighwg
My harps unstrung! My hsrp's uh-
Itrungi . .
, FRED W. KNAPP.
'East Nerwaik
“W013!” loves I. emit”, 1?.
when; nurdock Blood 1111er fig“
the blood. clears the sham
ruddy. sound health.
ROWAYTON. .
A birthday social o! tho Ladies' Aid
Society will he held ll'ridayml night in
the Methodist Episcopal
Csptsin Miner. of the NLer m.
mer lb, Keeler, was the guest of Capt.
ii. 1!. smith. 8011110111., last. week.
Csptaln Miner was on his way east
with a lead of cool. but was storm
bound.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Lewis Wood and family will remoye
to their items iii East Norwalk in Feb
Vruary.
John Meshes. is recovering from an
attack of the always unwelcome pneu- '
mould. _
Alvah Wlilnot is seriously ill again
at his home and under the care or Dr.
Alfred “Hollie.
Dr. GL-i. Noxon. of Dorian. has
been elected president or the Stem-
ford Medical adulation.
In Dal-ten. ast week there were live
sales 13th estate and mortgages at
813,50. t year. in the second week
in Jenna uniform were two sales. with
mortga
The Ladle! Aid Society of the Me
tthotllst Church. Dorian. have been
very e‘llldlont hel rs in detraying the
expenses a! path it: the church. par
sonoge and 0 her recent improve
ment.
John Peoley. .oi Dorian who was
6operated upon for the removal oi a
growth upon his neck. is reported to
be doing well. Mn Pooiey has many
friends. who hope (or iii! early return
to his home. ,
The attends 01 the following pu-
pils or Centerg%chooi. hss'been pet-
nice (or the last three months; Louise
Arnold
Mr. and Airs. John Hflomipgs have
been visiting in Bridgeport.
Qrmvuio. the little son or Mr and
uranium-1 Hills is suite ill.
11.11am and son
very heavy colds.
1m. Dodga is moat-m commit
If!
lira. William Deutcher is back from
:q “grit with relatives in New Rochelle.
Mrs. Oliver Keith hes returned home
’1?” a visit with friends in New York
0 !.
Melville Crossroad oi the Forms has
been in New Ycrlt city on business re
costly.1
1m. Morris Mills entertained I
number at relatives and friends over
Sunday.
Aaron Bennett. one or Westport‘s
oldest residents. is quite sick with
the grip ,
spleer Brothers have opened their
new plumbing store and are new read!
ter- business.
J. G Hystt and wins hsve been on
tertsiaing friends mm Norwalk. the
past few days.
Rev. Mr. MoKenIie is expected home
this week in time to attend to his re
gular dutieI.
livery mall carriers, is very ill at his
home with the grip.
Mrs. William Thompson and child-
ren are visiting at the home of Mrs
Aaron Lockwood.
l“Orville Mills and wile o! Dorian.
have been visiting Mrs. Horace Mills
Cross Highway district
Dr. Hammond of New York has
been spending a low days at his sum
mer home in the Farms'. ,
Mrs. Morris Mills and Mrs. Charles
Barlow have, been recent guests of
friends in Cross Highway .
Benjamin Brother-ton is sodicientiy
recovered from a severe rheumatic at-
tach to get about town sgais. . 1
it is reported that Thomas snow
nessey. Jr. is critically ill- at his home;
at the l‘arms witlr' pneumonia:
Dr. J. W B‘yie has recorded his
It her pleasant home on State street.
Charles Keane. one oi the rural or
tor bed ‘11 an m of grip.
‘ Mrs. Marshall, D W. who has
men seriouIly ill. to improving. ,
Meter 0. k is having a grist-
nix erected his lemon Couch
u .
Owing to the start-by weather on
l‘hursdsy last there was no meeting
it the Ladies' Perish Aid Society.
uCaptain C. And)” had the mister-V
a reliable horse last
week.“ Wham Pronouns also lost
suementl
Helen. Mlle W “-mrry ’l‘.
Saunders and Leweilyn Warner are
lending out invitations tor a social
tones to be given It the itidgc Hall
to February 1.
Tuesday morning hills Belle San
lord heard a diItnrbInce among her
look of sheep. which were feeding in
heir pen near Miss Boutord’s house.
brother‘s (Prof. Daniel E. Bastard)
logs had already ltllled three and
ladly wounded others. The dogs were
iriveo elf otter smite dltilcnity. Pm!
lanterd has nineteen dogs at his term
.belonglng- to himself end his
oiled“.
The regular meeting or the Red-
llng Grange was held last Wedneqda‘
waning. with tweli dive members an
:we guests. Arthur heer and Wil-
Ird Gillette. at Dalston Gram. bros
rut. Among other burns-1' which
tame before the meeting wss the pol-
.oting lor the candidates. Plot. Denis!
.Baniord and wile. Then followed
11 installation or basin. Past 1111-
ter Albert A. Durham. assisted by
isron H. Santord. overseer. and Miss
Plorence Gorhm It the plane. were in
marge ot the installation. The ex-
.reises were very pretty and impresr
lve. At the close or the enerclses the
new mother. Emory ‘Pflflnniord. took
shards and closed the sheeting. The
ecturer‘s program wss short. owing
to the late hour. Past Iluter A. A.
lorham gave It short talk on his any
11 Hartford during- the Blade Grange
neetln. and the worthy master. 1M".
Sonic spoke briefly about the meet-
ing which he stiended in New 'liavea
.ocently. The lollowtnngere the bills
bcrI Installed tor the coming year:
1nd on investigation found that her ‘
Matthews. 11..
J. Bryan.
V. iflworeece
V zb—ilome.
V 3-e—Groat Britain.
V ll—ireiaud 1
V. ‘1
V. 8110—- merica.
Travel.
Johnson. 0..
White. 8 E.
The Pass.
RhodGIJ
Promise of 1850. Votes
Fiction.
Burohsm, c.
The Opened
Morgan W‘ de, .11
Joesph V'Ince.
Paine. R. D.
Story of llartin Cos.
,
{his current week.
atoll. B. 8 til. P. M
..,K .
Charles minus, a Critical Study.V
Development of the Drama.
World's Famous Oretlons ed. by W.
- Haven Evenlnes.
1] '3 .
tinental Europe.
Isle of the Shamrock. Yfle; " ‘ ’
‘Fl' 1
History of the U. 8.?1'0111 the Corn
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ADVERTISIP LETTERS.
The tellowin’g letters remain nncall
tor It the following post-odices tor
Norwalkwliiss Alice Darnell, Miss
llose A. El! it. Miss Florence John-
MPULAR AMUOIMINTS.
THU'RBDA‘I' Null-IT'S hrrnac'rion
The average play nowadays usual
Iifinethlng that i didn't think ot"- '
I Cheerful Homes.
Yours.
C“
House Piped at Cost I
Let us. Estimate on'
1! depends tor it's success upon some
element foreign to the real story of
the plot. The American flag is waved
wildly, mock heroics Ire indium in.
the pathos is turned sometimes to the
burlesque and the comedy depends on
tile use oi the slap stick rather than
the exercise of true wit; or poi-hall!
there is a little of the res! play in evi-
dence that recourse is bad to the in-
troduction of numerous insane spec
lollies utterly out or place and incog-
rouous to the scene Lincoln J. Csrter
in his successful drama~"8hadows of
the Past” v—has written I simple, plain
story awhile; so directly to the heart
and mind of the auditor that it enlists
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Rititllliv co.
BIYY Ylllflilll Bill
court-1 ueawa‘Lk. cons.
'riuvulI'Ac-rsB A GENENERAL sasmso
, V "1' 1’: PWBING.
' ~. General Contentment. ‘
Whar'is the Answer?
“ Gas Light
[ sedate
Buy your Wall Paper 11"
save the profit: that you will)”
Inn Geedgframsd Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with
s. Langdon. Annie Bliss.
Khohel, Willie Wood. Hshry Brown.
and (Malaya Newmanu. e
Mrs. Alberti). Morgan and Miss Hut .gg'gflggnigéggs1mm“ ”mile
tie hogardus, or the South Nerw‘elkdhm he attended the automobile show.
Baptist Church Philatlies Class. came 1Tb N Y k fl d that l1 ve
to Darieu. Friday evening. and met ‘ 9 9‘" sin] The“ 3 tAmbu o
with some at the young ladies of the {fen Emma 11 k9 13:": V0“ trill!
Baptist Church there who are talking “mm“ have in en er war are.
of lormlll'gaclnns. A number of them The Greens Fame Farmer's club
are going to the next meeting or the Will hold their regular meeting this
South Norwaik class to see what is $3308 at the borne Of Mr. E. C.
done.
Joseph Adams master or Wesiport
John R. Conn. '11. L. Gillette and An-
Grange. will attend the grunge in Eas-
drew S Waterbury, Board 0! Relief ton tomorrow evening and Install ci-
e! the tom of Dnrlen. have issued the
ioilowing notice:——The Board of lie- “‘9"
list of the Town of Carlos. will meet Word has been received here at the
at the selectmen's oiilce, Town Hall. death at her homelu Worcester, Mass..t
Dhrien, on Friday. February 1.1907.lot Mrs. Dora Havilend e si' no bro:
. e... M... W... e .... .._
practice after an enforced idleness
his interest and nine his sympathy
dub to an attack of the grip. .
.irom the opening speech and holds
it with ever increasing force until the
final word is spoken. 11$ YEW "09,000.00 *ffi
How CHILDREN ARE ,IVDUCATED. ; ourlpLus nun 930F173,
At one of the Greenwich schools "" 31 731500-00-
thlsnveelt. the children were being
Flora. Mrs. Aaron H niord: lsdy questioned by an examiner. The
assistantobswabd.M1-s. bet-t. M. San small pupils or one class were asked
lord. 8eversl' or the Reddingfirang- it they knew who was trying to find
era. see expecting to attend Pomona the North Pole. One little tot quick-
Grange. held at New Canaan. Wednee ly raised his hands. and being allow-
day. . 1 .1. ed to tell. said "Panhandle Pete."
‘ which. brought a smile to the face of
An eagle has been observed to rise the questioner. It was evident that
rom- the ground and completely dis— the weekly colored supplement of a
egapcarlnto eslty within three minu. certain New York psper was among
pawns metlmes soar to heights the litter-eatingch ‘l'outside reading" of
test. or the" . It . V‘th'dtch
here say that this has occurred sev-
cranium before. 1
Owing to the work on the new East
. avenue sewer a portion of the trolley
swltch near Winfield street has been
re d and in order to allow the cars
to pass each other it is necessary for
them to back down upon a. sort of
siding. This delays them more than
usual.
The regular services were held yes-
terd'dy at the East Avenue methodis't
Church, but owing to the inclemency
oi the weather they were not. as large
ly'nttcnded as they might have been.
Suit has been bro ht against Mrs.
Annie R. Jackson. of avian avenue
by J C. Wright and Company. 0!
Br rldsgport= ov ver 11 disputed bill for
Master. Enter-y 1?. Doom: overseer.
into L. Osborn; later-or: tit-1.11m
dolph Britney: swoon, Harry '1‘
Saunders; assistant Steward. Lowellyn
Warner; gate keeper. l'red K. Wood;
treasurer. Henry P. upli; secretary.
Mrs. Emory Sanford;- ares. Miss Viola
Wood: Pomona. Miss Pearl Werner;
10c. 1
CAPITAL.
’ Window shades Ind Fla
made to order.
EDWIN H MATHEWSON Pres.
JOHN H KNAPP, iat Vloo—PNI.
F$EDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
WILFRIDV BODWELL', Caahldl‘. :g'
—-—-—. '1 y
crisscross. 1“"
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John. H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jesolah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swat-u John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
Tel. Con. .
Dining these five bears at different holes We have 'oVVf
AS WE ADVERTISED 1 ~13 1 1~- - 1 1 .. -1
We Otter not NOW and until the stock is closeddo this DISSOLUTION SALE. BETTER MERCHANDISE and it
LCWER PRICESVl, V ._ w ., Svldnltii.
Let us save llOil motion. Bevin, 5 MY billion V ‘ .
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