rquifII'vaqucJZIJ
III‘IWIIJI'L-{l v‘If
M. i'artidck reInIIiuII ill at his
1 home.
The regular weekly class
was held last evening at
, Avenue Methodist Church.
Goutractol’ it). (lithium has stopped
work on the East avenue sewer on, ac-
count of the front in the ground.
The monthly meeting of the Official
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held this evening.
Mrs. D. Burr Bench has recoyerod
from her recent, illness no that you.
turday Elie was able to got out doors.
(lulu-Ire R, Van Ayulyne, of the Chen
coin Laundry. hits not yet been able
to resume work, owing to an attack of
still
Mnytlovr‘ct Hook and Ladder Com-
pIIny is planning to hold another of
their populnl‘ dIIncIIII two weeks from
lV9diIIIsdzIy
’l‘hc lIadiIIII‘ Auxiltury of Clll‘li-il'l’lil“
lab will meet. toumrrow afternoon at
L’ .:30 o’clock. with Mru. C. “Jumper-
Eon. 252 East. avenue. '
~(‘onle and help the. jolly formers
unwind the cobweb in the Saint Ave.
til. hi. Church. tonight; lit) cents worth
' of fun for the. li‘ruo roires-lnnentu for
nothing.
Annie Frntlcis‘Woodwurd. of Third
street, in slightly better. Oil Sunduy
she received It prezsent of II very pretty
lenIiIIue in full bloom from the. .‘lunioi
{league of the. Hunt Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church
A fence wzw erected” ,chItIIIrIlnI
whiclrcreutes the npex ot' the :tll;:lt‘
(It the Keogh properly at. the corner
of lI‘III't street and Seltview avenue.
This takes ill quite a piece of wind
has been used Ins ioutlwuy for some
time. ‘ . I
. tlIIptuin Nathan lwbertu' who liIiI-I
been ill for some time, inn; been able
to get. IIiIout IIgnln for the past. few
days. 'IInIl recently culled on Ulloin-
medieu Brothers.whero he spent an
hour and met many (If his old acquain-
tonnes.
The work on the East Avenue sew-
er has been advanced so that the, trot.
icy cars are now able to use the turn-
“out at Winfield street, and are not
compelled to switch back on (i: spur
track urruuneniciit. which trio; very lll‘
convenient and wliiph enticed ' lunch
tlt‘lrt)‘. ‘
Miss ldtliIIt lilydenburgli, oi l9 (love
street. entertained 'llI number of her
Young friends at: It party lunt' evening
at her home. There were Itbout thir-
ty-llve present and the evening was
very: pleasantly spent in music. (lunc-
ing. games and refreshments. Among
those present were ‘sevcral from
S.
meeting
the East.
Bridgeport.
ROWAYTON
William A. I mum”; of Logan
angel. who but to much of hemorr-
build. in slightly improved today. ..
thtbriel Morton and molly oi Toke
cello mm are III the Bucktlliihm
W; New Yum- for the balance of
middling l‘ . ,
W Prince; of Rhino Point avo~
true; has recovergd from but recent ill.
tie-sir. Ind resumed his duties at Fran-
Yciu Roylston n invalid chair factory.
'l‘here will be I book metal at the
home of MI. and Mrs. John Sharer.
Highland avenue this evening. Every-
one in invited to utlend and havoc
50ml limo. ‘
Joint hhermim Hoyt and inmiiy. of
‘I' ,loutentmcut. inland. have gone to New
York to remain until Murch. 'Ivbon
1: they will return to their country real
'1 demo here.
'l‘hroe mechanics in the employ of
the New 1'4qu New Huron and Herb
fold Railroad Cornpuny wmc ut the,
pumping station hole. y‘ttb‘it‘ltltty, mate
lug icpuiru to one of the pumps which
had become disabled.
='l‘lic “attrition" dog, owned by Bilg-
gnge Muster Fiedoi‘lck E. Lockwood
putt which has been a fixture here-
uboutII for the post live or six yours,
scammed serious and probably hunt
injuries. Monday. ‘ lie was on the
westbound truck when the 9: ll ex-
pious from South Noiwulk came. along
- and chuck him. knocking him hence.
lent-I to one side of the truck. . He was
cared for by his owner and others
Who were near by,
George Street, who died in lhooklyn.
Monduy afternoon. wziu the brother in-
low oi l’oistlntlslol Getugc W. ill Hill
having thalilerl Mr. Biynn r. sililei. lie
, in IIIIl..IiveIl by I widow one tittugiiter
(Ind two gIIIndctilldien. lie bud been
an invalid for ncvon or eight veins.
and death was (I need by It stroke of
pIIrIIleIlI-I. lI‘tnI Ill services will be
held this owning III 8 oclock. and tho-
remuins will be token to Scliuglitlcokc,
New York tomorrow for tIIrIiIIt Hiir~
ry S Rtyali of this place will attend
the serviced.
Poutmuslei George W. Brynn receiv-
cd II photograph recently, which he,
llrlzcu‘ highly. it in of three. sisters.
IIll widows. -'l‘lic youngest, Mrs.
Charles liJstIIIlII-ook. aged seventy-(mo
yours, of ‘llrocton. Vermont. is his
hunt; the others helm: Mrs. Osiris
Kingsley. aged eighty-one, of Whiting-
lon. Volinont and Mrs. Sultan Warren
uged eighty- -threp of West BrutI'lteboio
Vermont. The picture wan taken at
the home of their niece Mrs. ' ZIIlln
.lolurzon. Itt Vernon, Vermont, where
there won it family I.oItnioii
'l'litI presiding elder of ”ti!“ district,
Rev, J. ELAAditlllS. l).l'l., ol' Stamford.
preached upowcrl‘nl Hermon to it vary
huge congregation in the Meihodixt
ldplueopnl Church Sunday IllL’ill_
this was followed by the fourth quII~
lt-llly conference. "l‘he stewards were
elected for the coming your on fol-
lows: Gscar'bfllls, George W. Brynn
Charles; W. Bell, James E. Stevens,
Harry S. Bryan. Spencer C. Horton.
John L’Hommedieu‘.‘ Daniel P. Wicks.
Irving W. Clark and Eugene Cushmun.
The secretary. Harry S. Bryan, was re-
elected. A unanimous call was ex-
tended to Rev Ernest W. hysshe to
l"t‘ltllll here, for another yoai. rind it
is hoped he will be reappointed bv
the qptfcience which meets; in April.
it. is expected that the rmnoIlcllIIIi
church will be liniIIlII-Il and ready for
(tulit'ntiou. Sunduy, Mnrclt 2-tth, and
Him. the sermon will be delivered Iit
that. time by Bishop Andrews, (If the
New York Euct Coniclcnce. Presid-
lug Elder Adams warniiI congratnlnt
ed Rev. Mr Bysuhe. and the Official
Board (In the success (If their efforts
in rebuilding the church, um] conduct-
l home of
Maw Dr. The
Sateen-lo ohm mat hounded
DARIEN AND NOROTON-
with cm slums Boles
Allen Bates and Jaime: HindlIIy are
in Bridgeport only doing jury duty.
The Herman Roofer ice house is be
ing titled with eight and nine inch ice
end a lIIr a force of «men wad of work
there all
St. John‘: ll 0. Church of Noroton
is to have II enchre in the Volunteer
Fire Compunys Hall, Wednesday eve-
ning. February 6
Meetings of the Darien Board of Re.
lief will he held on February 1 at 9
II III. till I u. up. and at. the same
hours on February 2,9,16 Ind 23.
The snowfall of inst night out the
roads in good condition for sleighlns
again foam and many of the merry
sleighlng panties lutsued through the
town during the afternoon
W
CRANBURY.
Mr Craft and family have. moved to
New York
'l‘. Ill. Gregory spent FIlIluy in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Cornelia Ely is visiting with
frienda in Norwalk.
Mrs. Minnie (.lregory spent Saturday
with friends in Norwalk.
Mrs. C E. Gregory ”punt Tuesday
with relatives in Norwnlk. -.
A. A Bells has a large uuianr of
men cutting ice on the mood pond.
MIIII. H. M. Pillow apem novel at days
last week with relatives in lirldgeport.
Mrs. (look and daughter have llobn
recent guests of Mrs. Owens, in Ilroole
yo.
'i‘ E Gregmy illltl a number of men
lilo .ottlng in the at llltiiltl mm for
F‘. (lrrlll.
lulled the addition to her home. it is
being plastered and pointed.
MIII Caroline Wymun, of Newtown
avenue, who has been you sick at the
her daughter. Mill. lIIIstIIII
Gregory in Brooklyn. is slowly im-
proving.
wwm w...—
WESTPORT.
ltlll‘
.Slolni S. Wukcmnn has gone to Cilil‘
li‘ornln.
of her uncle Weltold Lewis
| Samuel Elwood into recently suffer-
rile relapse and his recov cry is doubt-
ll.
5 Anton llenneit remains about.
same. while Mrs. Juno Robinson
nlouly improving.
LII-.3 John H. .lenninitk is visiting her
daughter. MIS. William ll. Smith in
Charleston. S. C.
I“. L. ‘I‘i'oodsworlh of the First Na-
tional bank. is recovering from n Blight
attack of the grip at his home on
State street
The cases of Hnyden vs. Person. and
Person vs. Hayden, have again been
postponed a week because of the ser-
ious illness of Lawyer Sherwood's lit
tle boy.
John Ennis Jr filmtlinrly known
:lS “S(lllllt‘\ Ennis" in rnpidlv recover-
ing from on attack or peritouiliu. culls.
oil by a kick given by at little ltullztn
boy; named John Giowuunt, on January
. Ill.
Arion Lodge S. of 11.. me to be con-
gratin-died on the way their new lodge
the
in
Harry Blip; W Wuhan a position
NEED » NOL
it builds them “up, makes
them manna robust
Rapid growth. oval-(study. insufficient
nourishment. cohvuleuccnce after chil-
dren’s discovers. and rundown condi-
tions makes children thin and delicate
and stops devolopment.
Donahue Vino! contains all the medl-
clnal. bone. tissue and body-building
elements of cod liver oil actually taken
from fresh codc' livers the nucleus oil
eliminated and noplonale of iloh min
(In. it quickly ventures robust health
and childflen love it.
We refund money to those who buy
Vinol and receive no benefit The
Clifford Pharmacy.
N0l€.—*Wh"fl We are .3010 merits for
Vlnol in South Norwalk, it in now for
little at the leading drug store in nearly
(very town and city in the country.
book for the Minot agency in your
town
Ml Ills, of Fast Notwnlk, spentg
Smut brim with his son Henry
Belts.
Mrs Minnie Gregory lltlrl neurli' flu-g
Mist Kalliellno Lewis Is the micst;A
. lwlio belong, the
sent at its dedication. It hi located
“on Riveislde avenue. north of the Elu-
bullner II Supply Continuity. it to 50
feet long end 2.) feet wide and will
bout-It oof It kitchen furnished with the
moat up to date appliances for men-
tufaIctuiinI; Euod things for the mom-
[II III to (‘itlwll mIIIIt important adjunct
as all men will any. Orion Smith. who
is doing tire. work. is confident that it
lwltl be ready for occupancy April Ital.
,Tlilu in the first building to be ereco
ed by tiny lodge in Weetport and Arlen
lodge IIlIoIIlIl be proud of its "push. "
SIIIIgatIIclI How Company is to give
It ball on Friday evening. February 8.
in Toquut. tlpeiu House. A lame linin-
but of tickets have been hold and the
affair promises to be Very successful.
Captain Thomas Philips of Bridge: .
port was It visitor in town Sunday on
was Frederick Brown of South Nor.
walk. Both clinic to see Mr. Bennett
mild Mrs. Robinson who are very ill
with the grip. '
The Merry Twelve Whilst Club were
“entertained III the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Guyer Saturday evening.
Aveiy enjoyable evening was; spent as
is the ‘ usual case with these club
meetings Mra Frank Godfrey won
first prize and M ru Frederick Bradley
tho tiecoltd. Flicrc are. many whist
clubs in Weutpmt and several more in
Satlgatuck'. but 113%“? minds of those
erry Twelve club
goes ahead of them all. It meets
every two weeks on a. Saturday eve-
ning at the home of one of the mem-
hers-«and by the way. the members
have pledged themselves not to allow
the Saturday night pleasure to keep
them from church on Sunday, and most
of the members are found in their
places the next morning at church.
The club does not allow the members
who are entertaining to have a very
Ilnborate collation. nor doca it allow
'tbe the giving of expensive prizes Not-
withstanding these restrictions. the re-
lIIIIIhnIcn'tu are. always bounttflil and
daintllv served and the prize. though
never coIItlv. is Elwin/Ii in good tunic.
lllttl well worth the "try to get it. " The
lIncInbcrs of the club are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bradley. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Arde‘. Mr. and Mrs.
.4
11‘1”!!!“le progressing The building George Guycr Mrs. Henrietta Stuart
(will be completed about the first of
April and it is expected that all the
Etate officers of the lodge will be pre~
We want lieu to understand hill a‘ selling of the (identities of goods that has none out of our stor-
Dast week has broken sues for us, but" We man have YOUR size.
We lure marked EVERY MEN’S SUIT and EVERY MEN’ 5 0%
Mrs George Hale, Joseph Morton and
Mrs. En E Allen.
troy is president of the club.
. ford. "Baxter’ s and Pluisted'u.
n-cm' recovered to be a strong mu
Ialthy child. Two years ago she her
”pneumonia and it left her lungs ver:
1“ autoclave and she is subject to coughi
and colds. Acting upon the advice at
.. friends 1 obtained a bottle of
LINONINE
from my drusglst. Hr. John Killough
ey, 775 Bank street, and find that i
cures her of colds and stops liar cough
i am very much pleasedwitbliinonlm
and recommend it highly
RS P_. J KIELY
13 Fifth St, Waterbury. Conn.
Linonine at. all drug starch-25, 50, st
WESTONL,
Mrs. David Morehonso, remain: so
riously ill.
Mrs. J. ii. Smith is qunite ill at hei
home near (‘lieslnut Hill.
Mrs. D. M. Anderson in the guest
of relatilves on Greenfield Hill.
At this writing Miss Irene Lockwood
is critically ill with pneumonia.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, has recover
ed from an attack of tonsilitls.
Mlsa Eva Fitch, has returned from
a visit with "IBridgeport relatives.
Mrs. Lyman Beeru,‘ hull returned
from a few days visit in Bethcl.
A. 8. Gilbert. who has been seriously
ill with heart trouble is improving.
Mia. Charles Holebklss of Rye.N .
Y., is the guest of Mrs. Columbus Bulk-
tar.
Mrs. Arthur Shepard, and little dau-
ghter are spending sometime in Wil-
ton.
Frunk Morellonse, who has been ill
for over II. week in still confined to
the hour-lo.
Mrs. L. M. Gould, enjoyed II drive to
Norwnlk on Monday for the first time
since her illness.
Charles Keene, resumed his duties
on R. F. ., route No. 12 after more
than a week’s illness.
Mrs. A. E. Turncy'n large ice house
has been filled this week, with It fine
quality of 10 their ice.
William Abbott has resumed bust.
peso upon his meat route through
town, after a four weeks' vacation.
STOP THAT COUCH
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra~
zlllnn Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever used, almost without exception.
10. 25 50c and Si .00 bottles. Tho Clif-
fit
NEW CANAAN. "-1 --
Eugene Herold. of New York, visited
his parents Sunday.
Miss Dorothea Sceth is visiting
friends in Brooklyn.
Charles Wood is very ill at his homo
in Summer street.
Mr. and Mrs. Minot C. Kellogg are
spending the winter in Augusta. Geor-
zla
l John Saki-limp has broken ground
for a five room cottage on Richmond
Hill.
Mrs. F. A Palmer of South Main
street has been ill for the past few
days.
Miss Julia Heath is confined to the
her home in Carter street with an at-
(ack. of the grip.
The Improved Order of Red Men
will hold their annual smoker Wed-
nesday evening. I
The Knights of Maccabees will hold
their masquerade. bull in ltuy'inondn
Hull. Friday evening.
Postmistress Mattie Hoyt has re-
ceived notice that her term of ollloe
will expire on Febriih'ry 4
Mrs. Frank God- ‘
The registrars will hold a sessibn
at the Town Clerk’s office the first
with are visiting their daughter, Mrc.
Stephen Heath. Carter ctr-eel.
Alexander McKendrick. who sprain-
Id his ankle while pulping from his
wagon in still unable to walk.
The dance heldln Raymond's Hall
ft‘riday evening, last week, by the S. of
8. Club was successful and well It:
.ended.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd of New
Haven have been guestIII of Mr. and
Mrs. C” E. Brinckerolf,‘Rnllroail avo-
iue. I' 1
Mrs; Lewis Davis has resigned her
position at. Dtckerman's news store.
\iisa'Editli Sutton is filling the .th-
rancy.
Misses Martha and Ethel Stillman,
who have been visiting Mrs. Thom“
5‘. Rue, New York, have returned
home.
A meeting of the King's Daughters'
will be held at the home of Mrs
James ll. Stillman, lioyt street, on
Thursday afternoon.
One of the largest; monuments ever
Irected in Lakeview Cemetery has ar-
IIlved and will be erected in the Stur-
ges Northrup plot.
Mrs. M. E. Bowlers and sister. Mrs.
t. A. Pollock. of Stamford. are visiting
in St. Augustine. Ftp. They will re-
main for about two months.
. Ernest W. Talmudgp of Sou ll Nor-
walk has purchased a buildln lot in
Prospect avenue. and will erect a. mo-
dern cottage in the early spring.
The J. N. Buttery property in Po«
one street has been sold to Florence
Warner, of New York city. ’ Real
Estate Agent Green has sold two build-
ing lots on Oak street to Edgar .Var-
rlck of Brooklyn.
Philip Finnegan of Greenwich, who
purchased the Nicholas icevhouaes at
bake Wampanaw, has been in town,
and will make several improvements
in the building. it is‘the owner's in~
tention to use it for wholesale put-pow.
en also, if the demand wan-nuts it.
The snow path in South avenue
has been one of the chief places of in-
terest for the past few days and yester-
day afternoon it proved lobe it. gttlfl
occasion for the sporty ones. “Doe"
Brundaxe of South Norwalk. drove
Hurry Morfls' s Beldcn Boy, and Frank
Simon drove his fast stallion, Admiral
~ Red. Both horses were favored with a
good heat, and the stallion won the
third. although the race has been dis-
puted and the money has not; been paid
over. Admiral Red has the advantage
in the lust bent, and crossed the line
in advance of the white horse, which
was on the gallop A lively time was
afforded after the contest, the crowns
blocking the avenue. There were no
real fights but ll. few minor fisticuffs.
The stallion is well known in Stamford
and has frequently raced on the Ship
pun. track.
IIEIIilIc "E
"My itch-(hookup ocular-er from lick bemoan.
for the int “outrun "on cud noni- found any
relic! until he hf” akin: your Cannon. lines
he bu begun Mk nu Ono-nt- ha in: never had
the lie-dunno. They hove entirely cured bin.
Gun-rm do what you mmond Ilium to do.
will (in you the 'prlvllezo of min: bin come.“
ll. Dickwrl. up Saline: 8L. WI] palm-pol ll. ind.
v11 $.82}?! Wm “dam III-G Gripe .l‘I‘eGBcUDo 590. Never
(if I ' 'I‘ho nettle “big! Iii-IP34 0 .
WM to, can I your mo (20
Sterling Remedy CoI, Chicuo or NY. 593
HP
Io
and second Friday‘s of February, for
llltlll. SALE. TEI IILllilll BOXES
Mr and Mrs. George Curler of Nor?
um "medr- ‘ "
There is plenty to be, full mm
,our own neighbors of all mg: m
creeda.
The following new from a ‘36qu
held in great phloem among Scotti.
Norwulk conned people. MI‘III. Aug,
unto Price wife of the livelihood ooh
cred Methodist minister tiled building;
at 4 Pine moot. South Nor-walk. Conn ‘.
lays
‘ll was made miacrcble by dyvpme epslat
for several years and had to he very;
careful of what I ate I had bad taste.
in thy mouth and my ailment: bed the!
run I! oeuvidarably. I mus cit»
frame y homo: and did not mm to
get my goal! from my sleep for I felt:
Imam and Very tired when i mt up
in the morning.
“For the tart month I have been tall»
in: Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets:
and l outbound tony that! have not;
been so well for yours. I can not»?
eat anything! luau-t rind relish it. I
am no longer troubled with that are»
in! nervous feeling.
All urusgtsls sell or. Richer-Iii on.
pepsin Tablets but it. in ndvtiliblc tin;
say “Richards" mice. P ice 60 canto - '
per bottle. Made by Dr. meme,
Dyspepsia Tablet Association. 01
Worth street, New York. *
‘7
I”- w,»
’ Awn-
my:
NEW CANAAN POSTMASTEB.
w-»
Pregident Send. Nomination of W
McKcndI-ick to acute.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30341110 page»
ident sent the following nolnl M
to the Senate yesterday for putt
on; in Connecticut: Edward St
Lukevllle; William J, MoKil‘ldl'
New Canaan.
"i had tried everything for my
until Dr Lyle recommended ‘0 mp:
sweet. I can truthfully pay‘lii
best medicine I ever used for but)“
——Nannle L. Taylor. Bedford
Cascacweet is sold by The fill
Pharmacy and The Bridge Pit
niacy. - .
MERIDEN V. w. C. A. TO HA.
EW HOME. :
MERIDEN, Jan. 30 -The caldera ‘
the Meriden Y. W. C. A. announcer}.
yesterday that they have raised thin:
entire amount required for the arse» .
tion of a home for young wanton int
tilts eitv. For more than two your!
members of the association ham
walked diligently to get $25, 000 Dua’
fifth of which was pledged by Wat
ter Hubbard on condition that the usa
soclutlon raise $20, 000 This has
been accomplished. Early in that
week Mrs. Emily J. Young announcedi
that; a. small sum was needed to cont»!
pletetbe fund. 0n Tuocdaymorm »
ing Charles 'I‘. Dodd manufacturer...
and son of the late Samuel Dotld. p' ‘
sidcnt of the lntermttlonal Silver Co
puny, who gave. $1.000 about It in
ago before his death, subscribed. 3125*
which closed the account. it
A “SOVEREIGN” THAT C0373;
ONLY ONE DOLLAR. ‘
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Re.
dy. of Rondont, N. Y., is u “Soveroii;
medicine for nervousness,
tlsm, kidney and liver ~
and all the ills peculiar to wanton.
it drives the poison from the blood,
and restores the paticnt to the bloom
of health. You will never regret in
exchange of one dollar for a. bottle
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plalsted'is
RAILROAD 31'on .lNTEREST3i~
DANBURY ,
DANBURY, Jun. 30. ——Mnch lhteierlli
is tell time in the story printed hit
New Yotk. yestelduy moininc ill hr
the New York Control Ruilloutl
build II railroad from Bicustcr
Y, to Springfield, Mass. “The
was surveyed a year ago a
through this place. -It will b I
nature of a competing lll’ld‘. Ivi
New“ Haven road viu the Dust
Albuny, it is Silltl llcre.
it its here. its marked at a price. it *
Norwalk Chronicler