Blydenburgb, 4; Kane ill: Bartram.
Thermnmeters in nest Norwillr re-
sister-ed six. seven shd eight below
(zero rm night.
Mrs. Joseph Fowler or illowen street
is eonilued to her bottle by a severe
attack or tonsilltis
Y The d diner Albany has gone to
tdbe Mtge walk” iron Works where some
worm u 3:»: ......
”591$” plop arrived here
Mll not the service to-
night at the Advent Christian Church.
The re lsr weekly rayer meeting
will be bg‘l’d this} i: at tthe “Ist
burgh under the
brig“ light" Wit JD. gunningbsm.
Dehionu New Haven
will prJ h “in the Advent Christian
Chu evening. His subject will
M- “A mooted Place for a Prepar
Mme u 3'4 .
This morning the rider was prae
tightly dotted with lee. but there were
a Meir where the open weter
lid trots these rose thick
,‘ .vapor incloudl
.“
. ghthoue‘e tender his, was iii
0‘ r: lastlevenlag: and moored
ate Ore
Ills lab
tor the or e of making
LY’i‘btlueitto whim rupag'blnery at the
“gene into the
Lands retiil ice budlness and
Spotter lt‘t Broad River from
is being out today for the
.The concern will be known
13": la‘Ice company. A number
Norwailt: men went to work on
their“
? dig: beetVIV rooeivedV here of the
cruise Florence Reynanl.
‘wollrltlldi‘n ‘,IIeI‘e4 to Colonel
“(thrombi 3 Bo‘lldeh; .or Fernandina.
I lthy Slim man of that
.£ The wedding took place at Have-
4 {(0 be. Januir‘y l. at which city
It‘s hard has been staying lor
' time. 4 . .2
About Hall was ..t. tilled last we
n
hi to witness trio interestitig games
«at bhs ball.- Tlre dret- woe between
t e but the Second team and the All
times The lineup
\ Pastime, ire. Nor-walks.
FElana .. .Dnburbne
Left Guard
Wright . ...... . ... Hines
’ .« Right Gildi'd.4 . 4
valentine .. ..... .. Valentine
Coating _
'Skiilmore ...... s. lil“l...‘.‘.-.. DUI“!
Dial aim“ mum .w u:
e, oom . . . 2- a or
“ “I ‘3 'V'lt’U‘e ll‘brwnrtim
At the end of the first half the score
was 12 to i in favor or the Pastimes
and at the end of the game it was
all to 7.4 Goals were blade hit.- Ellen,
1: Velcrlllne.‘6 :Skidmore 6; Wright,
V from
stem Merlin...
Blydenburgu ............ Brown
nigh Forwar rd
Benedict ............. Tsell
. 2 left Forward.
Bartram.......... ........... Gesrn
Center.
Ghiotto .. ............. . Bjork
Right Guard
4 Kane .......... Lnugheuhamer
‘ Den Guard.
. hall was 16 to ti, and at the clone of
the game it was it to ii in lover or
4' t. Ghiott 3; Benedict 3' Brown. 2;
j Asell l: earn. 1: 1910th :Lsugh-
enhat'uer 1:Aseil,8louls
OWAYTON.
The s ug on Chasmsr's pond ls
ed Versatile vocalist and 'recltatioulst. and
' lei captain Weber, at on unites ‘
’s Point for on night; The '1"
llVllidelc
nee. l. and.
The new genre of the evening
was between, lite Ming Five and the
Pastimes. he en’s-titer teen:
We
Yell m0. , The lineup :
The score at the end of the llrst
the Pastimes. The goals were by:
line. and the young people. despite the
severe chill weather have been enjoy-
ing it immnsely. Thermometers
touched the sore mark the past low
nights and the ice on other ponds
hereabouts is thick enough to out.
The third entertainment in the ser-
ies in van for e Rowaylon Pub-
lie brat wash last night in the
pew library building in Cudilpp street.
whichll was formerly the old Baptist
There was a lar had en-
thu estlcuudlehee. despite intense
coldy ilrlncipsl Edgar ii. Lane acted
oaths diihirtnan or the evening, and
announced the‘ serious numbers. The
not part ol the program was rendered
by William 0; Perry, of Darleu. the
he delishied everyone. being obliged
to respond to numerous encores He
who rticulnr pleasing in his dialect
sol tons; . its Thoma Hoyt,o
Dalian. was a piano accompanist
The second portion 0! the allair was
“Kinder-IL y." under the di-
rection or no??? ill. Griswold, and the
young people telling part acquitted
ourselves very credl bly. They
were Oliver Clarlr, Pr ston Hart
lph reason Charles Petty. Herbert
“fault and Frederick Kerrllield. Mrs.
orma' Brotherlon was the accompan-
"When the weather is so cold that
railroad trains cannot be operated
without being frozen as still be a
board then people are getting some-
thing in the way 0! weather that they
have not had for the past two or more
years. One at the most serious 0! then
freezing stunts on the railroad tied up
the Mayoliwer; one of the New Ha-
ven road's live-hour limited trains.
about 20 minutes at the depot in New
Haven, yesterdny morning. while the
car inspectors‘w Were busy with torches
thawing the lee out of the journal
boxes on the two forward cars and
chopping the conmled water trout the
wheels on the engine tender. This
trouble was due to the dict that the!
“Mayflower takes its water on the by
at Rowayton. 4 There is a tank be'i
tween the mile here and as the train
speeds along the. engineer drops his
scoop and picks up all the water he
needs' for the locomotive. There is
considerable oi a side wash to this op-
eration and when the water was
thrown over the wheels on the tenderl
and the first We care of the train it
promptly became ice and the move-4 I
meat of the limited was thereby handi-
capped. The engine and the first cariD
had to be‘ taken from the train in New
Haven on account or the ice that had
accumulated on the wheels and lot
thaw out the other lrozen parts of the
train took about tWenty minutes’ rapid
4e
2 Will Your Sort and Overcoat last ANOTHER WINTER ‘l
4 4 ' ATION (it there is a particle of doubt) see what we have bl; lied ours dulled this Dtssolutton Sale.
Rj’S DEMANDS, and take advantage or theSe prices.
This is also true When we lalkiabout our Furnisulna Goods,
that it's to YOUR ADVANTAGE to anticipate NEXT WINT.
V_ Dill You larder interest on Your investment than is teallb local
Shoes and Rubbers.
\‘ ~~s
out of
“sap. the DAY this sale bl
Don tbe One of the disaDDOinifid 0““
’V Just a Word about this Dissolution Sale.
counters since Januatu 17th.
from 25 to 50 per cent.
MANY have taken adrenuuefolvibis ,TliElR opportunllll
d om; our mentors a certain quantitu of merchandise.
washers.
Mwiupsrniherlm
city. took place at the home or the
bride lest Sunday stternoon st 3: so
o'clock
er leopard Brant as best man.
Dnnbury.
kah. will meet tomorrow night.
home of Mrs. W.L
worlt with torches. 4 l
s remoll’. '.
"; halt ounce . 2, - 44
Compound Ksrga’n. one ounce
GEORGETOWN. , Compound arm's Bar-spatula,“
'4 three ounces
Carl C. Carlson is building a new
Shake well in: bottle and use
lire. Sarah Parkinton is on the sick i a cesspoonlul dose utter mlt‘: :
' ; steal end at bedtiihe.
w§§°fl§m surmise m in 4m above is assumes by ~
Glam eminent authority n9 the finest -
home mfimfiaa '1’" “I “t M. escription ever written to re.
Aaron ll. Davis spent ”yam d", leve Bachaebe. Kidney Trouble ;;
in New Haven isstjeslt. .sndI Week Bladder This porn :3
Mr. sud lire. fies Dryant spent . bleed mixture should act on the
Sunday with friends in town ellminetlve tissues oi the Kid. . ‘
William Betta is working on a new Ineys to filter and strain the uric
hon:1°;V?3::' $3::'“:':£ rial ed acid and other waste matter.
‘ r '3 n from the blood which causes .,
triends from New York last week. Rheumatism,
Miss Edith Wanton and friend, Being composed entirely oi f
bliss Holden spent Bands with her ..
parents, Mr and ribs itev. A. C vegetable ingredients; it‘ls herm-
less and inexpensive.
Eggleston. _.
Get“ e‘ntertairltnltlenlt we; givgn in the Mix some and give it a trial. -4
rge own a sat stur sy even- .
lng. Moving pictures was the prin» it ce":“‘ylc°‘1:?h:lshly r‘ecgzt '
cipai lecture oi the evening. “‘3‘“ ‘2 4 ~ "em” n
of an eminent specllli . whose 44
. entire reputation. it is said, was I"
The Village improvement Society
established by it.
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will give a. musical concert in Killer’s
Hall tonight. Artists truth the blur
bury Music School will take part.
The last cold snap has given much
pleasure to the skaters in town, so
the ponds are frozen over with eev oral
inches of ice. The tenants are plan-
ning togo to work. 424
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Jen-
sings to Charles Brant. or New York
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n-en-s-svpssul-n-n-sn-ss
lug dealer. has become a member oi
the Norwallt Yacht Club. 14 . 44.4
A silver tee is to be held by mem-
bers of the High school in the read:
lug room, Saturday afternoon.
hire George Bishop is hutcrthlnlng
the udles' Aid Society oi the church
at her home this afternoon.
There will be another illustrated
lecture given in the Methodist church
Friday slternoou at ll: 30 o'.cloeit
Mrs Harry Sherwood is preparing to
leave here for Kettles Cili'. 310..
where she will join her husband.
tbev. Kenneth McKenzie. who has”.
been in Johnstown N. Y,
two weeks. will return home today.
Rev. A. C. Furhush omelet-
ed. Miss Alice Dyke'm‘en acted as
maid of honor and the groom's broéh-
:-
and Mrs. Brant toolt the Ii: 25 train i‘or
White Plains where they’will reside.
WESTPORT.
Miss Pattee is visiting friends in 7
Miss Martha Mills is visiting Mrs.
Wilfred Lewis.
it is reported that there will be a
ten cent tore to Bridgeport.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Reba
Ladies' Aid Society Tuesday alters“
noon at the home or Mrs George
Bishop. 4.
A number of Congregationalists
from here attended the supper given
In Southport Congregational Church
last night.
Rev Kenneth Mechensle has re-
turned home and will resume his class
in Bible study at the Bridgeport Y. M
C. A. tonight.
Mrs. George Gampher has enter-
tained her grand daughter Miss Gert
trude Prone-er. at her home in New
‘ville district.
lira. Arthur Price who has been
visiting her parents Air. and Mrs.
Aaron tscswooa, but returned to her
home in Darlen.
The annual meeting
port library will be held this alter.
.noon in the reading rooms for the.
purpose at electing on
Dr. William J. Wshemsn. of Port
Thomas. Ky. is via l.ttug.st the old
Waheman homestead as the guest or
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Walremnn.
Willey being St. Paul's day, there
will be service in both Trinity and
Christ churches, at 10 a. m.. with cele.
bratlou of the Holy Communion.
The board of relief for Westportf
will meet in the sslectmen's rooms.
Toouet block, on Fridili'. no.1».
trout 10 o’clock a. m. to; 5 o'clock p.
111.. also on Wednesday, “Feb. 4th"
4 11th and 18th
The auditing committee 0! Star of
4Westport Circle. Companions of the
Forest, held a business meeting Tues-
day evening at the home of the Misses
Ryan. After the meeting, refresh-
ments were' ed
Mrs. Frank Godfrey is entertaining
company from New York city.
Frank McDermott and wife have
gone to Newark. N. J., to live.
Mrs. William Taylor entertained the
members at Trinity Guild Tuesday.
Trinity Guild is in session at the
.Taylor this sites
Ophlr Chapter. Order ol- the East-
ern Star. will hold a meeting Friday
evening
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Farms church will be held Friday
evening.
Mrs. A. Waterbury has returned here
from a month's stay with a sister in
New Haven.
Charles H. Barlow. of Port Chester
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
lewld nuts; 4‘ ‘ 4'4
Mlss Ruth Ballard- bas~returned to
her home' In Darlen alter; a visit here
with friends. I
Miss Bertha Brotherton has return-4
ed here (mm a visit with friends in
Bridgeport
Mrs Arthur Hull lsV able to be out
once more alter a long siege with ty-
phoid lever.
Elicitation. who has been criti-
cplly ill with pneumohll'tI is able to be
around once more. '4
Henry Hendricks has been visiting
at the home or his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Nowell Strattord.
Howard W. Duty. the No
t'wnllt cloth-
4 Come until. .4
the past ,
There was a large attendance at the ‘
or the wallet '
..Y
Frgir
treat
8. Curtis place.
. I several new members have receiv-
' ‘ad membership cards in the local car-
‘ penter’s union.
. F. E. Green has sold the laudwllt
" Ulimau term in Silvermlne to Solon .
Bargbum. of New York city.
,‘ Louis Uppmau. the y‘tmlt dealer. has
purchased 41bit horse lormerly owned
by Frank Powers, at Cherry street. 4
John Dakrison has purchased a
building lot on Richmond Hill
‘; Money Looted
Housewives and anyone driwing a
weekly wary can mm money In or" ran trots a ladder while employed by
LIV cities on their own name.
Cell and see us.
“‘4 hdemndent loan and 80-
0
why 00.
anllend stag.
Poe
. ' l
4 ....-. '4 42 . .cserrst. . '4'
Pas mus anneal-near 2our 4.51.. eroscoooo’ 4 PLUMBING,
4. tCards sedenea - -—-- .-
ltctrer shite: not and :1 so SURPLUS AND PROFITS. STEAM! 4
‘ I .......... .... All Prices ‘1 L’s” ‘ NOT. WAT“
ks 360. 500 and W eowm H MA'meweou Pres. p.11 tum . 2”
hives. 25c and bile roan H has». in Vic's-Pres. , 4
lions. Harmonics. 2mm and 50c. "EDEN“ Ho ROWAN: 20‘ Vic“ I OASIFITTINIG.
* Millie s‘l’oltl.
Debollln Blank. .
W
You minor
Tub brunt
,cbutt
' H4
‘ 17
at 25c.
ot Mocha and Java
'4'!
no mistake.
h 0
"9.9——
or
Tea Co.
That’s for 1th to debide‘. alter divine it CAREFUL CONSIDER-
south Norwelk never has seen so menu deeds sold tn a short time as has left our
feeble who KNOW US the them that it was “Honest AdYeerlslna” When we said prides show a
n
YOU man not hane done So. and for Your benefit let to rating
9 ’ its bully Raymond has returned;
shill Ii visit with friends in Drooblyn.
Della, an Italian. has bought‘
in Forest
W""“l‘li'm “*4 Tit/tumorsB A osaeaac emxmo
Gilles Hours. 3 n. m. to e p. m. Uta N388.
Violin Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo erranD IODWELL' enabler. (T
.Btrings etc.
WM. A. BRIGBERMAN' 8
13¢ VII-him» 8*- Christian emu-u
for moment Laundry. F
elsewhere lor less than
llbealb. than that wesell
It's our blend
its the taste of more
people than any other
codee on the market-
and the immense quan-
tities we sell prove it.
it's a great value and
The Union Pacific
120. Washington, at... be. Nor-walk.
Next Door to Pest-Olden:
f "0.09.3554 Free-Delivery.
. M traussetiun‘s .
not! “state titles are flames
teed and insured by thisoom-
puny they are absolutely pro-I
tented trout ALL errors and .
detects.
ONE lee insures you as long
as you own the preperty.I
For leallet and full particu-
lars' ask your REAL ESTATE“
BROKER or ATTORNEY, or
write home noise.
In York d domiciled
[Will i l'iilt insulin to.
22 New Rochelle. Nets ‘Yei‘k-
chased the residence or
Rsbbitt. in Summer street.
lot sdidlnlng has been rese
iormer owners.
“The Woolng or Mrs. Van
be the attraction or the
tomorrow evening. Pastry
Stamford is the manager oi
patty and is well known. I
. The justices of the pesos m
were elected last Novem l‘ Ill}.
are now qualified to E.“ '2
risgee are: *GeorgeE. Bliss,
lord 8. Weed, J. Frank ii ‘
goons M. Olmstead,
ohn,‘.l. F4. smimamB
from
W
Samuel Crissey. and will build a tour
room house thereon
William Smith is considerably lm-4
pmvdd alter injuries received in a
Contractor Luther 8. Knapp. .
The ladies of St. Mark’s win so-
W
filli- Nllliliiil‘ BANK "
sou-rs NORWALK. sorta;
FRANK c
VAN scoY
W ,
n—s—r-n
. DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
ouleh R. Marvin J. Wallace Mervin
John H. Light
red H. Rowan.
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Happu' Evenings.
ANNUAL otni’tillcs
GOLD
Wall Pa
AT COS.
Cheerful liomes.
General Contentment.
What is the Answer?
Gas Light.
HousePiped at Cost
and
tests. 4i
we. risk“
to pay in the Spring.
4&-
Crockery. Glassware. ch ‘V
Inn Goods. Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with
100. .4
Cloth Shades with lrlrtgs. 2M.
Window Shades and Picture,
made to order.
Painting, Piper Handing and Dec”
sting.
4 We give the a. a H. so... Tel
Stamps. '
Let us Estimate on
Yours.
CONSOLIDATED
RAILWAY CD.
Will 87 Wilmington Sire
Tel. Con.
You can ’t help SEEING 4
It will , ~ 4‘
THAT DAY THIS SALE STOPS
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