‘s
Archibsld C Fours I'Oll utility of-
moons-s '
Saturday Candy.
9 s paund
frosen foot
Dan Murphy of Ring’s End has rent-
ed the Charles A .Bsth place .
fine slimmest of run Jessie so
u toésah P.1‘hourss is announc-
11:in solid! is siwsys tlIrs Indus...L
:....l" “ “mute” m Miss Libbie Rsymond of Noroton
, l3: been visiting her mother in Dar-
Charles Adams has purchased the
William Nash place on West. ave-
nus.
' ‘SChinene Yes of the Railroad ave-
e laundry who has been ill, is im-
[timings
Mrs. Coot-gs Strerer‘s gnrden was
‘ this witch
Mrs. Henry Whitney has received
. . . . . . . . 1-1-1»: :-;-: L 2-:- -: :-:-.-- I photograph of her little grand-
. . . . Rochellc.‘
Miss Amy Younn. of East avenue.
who ins been ill tor some time. is “fin’fivzzut‘aeehfif'fimwmfi
now approving.
Sun Fr . T t soon
Miss Emma Parsons. of Cottage after ..ffigmwfigl came 9"
street. started yesterday afternoon for Mrs. George W. Clark will complete
girlie Plains. N. Y, where she will the oomtfidldl‘h‘ tree ironic uni--
w friends. Maple avenue. Dales. Wthh W111 be
Frederick 0. Hanford. of East ave- rented (of in. “may
ans. is taking a vacation of two weeks The friends of Homes Whilst and
from his duties as parlor oar conduc- Mrs Charlotte Ballard 9 y .0).
tor on the New york. New Haven Iand ”gram! 1;, learn that“: ligeurln‘ar
l'lé
buitpw‘Yoar' a day
mus d 91 and ladder-1"”
way” A! “Mame ”mm“ to?“ mill “03%ch 352R“ 3::
in Vgfimfiflshgggitlhe headquarters Magma vacation of several
There was a
large standuncc. and Professor Chine
furnishefil‘excellsnt music.
The Rev. George E. Bishop. pastor
of the Westpo‘rt Methodist lilpiscopalh
touch in the Mt Ave;
glad
isiyc p w’E‘rrg’isnd suppef at the
one Medrollldr Episcopal Church, Sun-
day morning. at 10: 30 oclock. in ex-
hothe' of liq. John P. Brumrner. in
.I‘Malnélltrest:
change with the pastor, Rev. E. Curr»
nlnghsm. .
Mrs O C Bowen whoh as been ill
at her home for several weeks is
somewhat improved. Miss Etta Bo-
The horse owned by the lndepend- wen 1‘“ returned to New York “"d
out loo Company, which fell into the
creek, Wednesday afternoon, died yes- l
terdsy afternoon, from the shock, ex-
her sister.
New York is spending a. few weeks
posurs and injuries received by the
incident. The horse was a valuable
weeks» :‘Ii‘
.3‘.Fsb 28. train 5 to 8: 39
Mike Methodist Church will
with her parents.
The case of Mary Toke. who was
employed in a News“: factory. while
one, and the company proposes to slid should hhvc been attending the,
bllc school, csme up before Justice '
mm someone pm for it. if it is pos- Dll
bible. Wiilmott in the Town Hall on Tues-
The Rev. J. E Adsms. D...D presid- day. The parents at first resisted the
lug. elder of the New York District. ““9 and "3 and 1”" paid “r
will preach in the East Avenue Meth- A number of the vaults people of
odist Church on Sunday at? p m and this town. comprising the members
st the close of the service will hold
the fourth quarterly conference. This
willlbc a very important conference.
Written reports are required of all
reporting officers: A full attendance
is desired.
There was u very pleasant surprise
party given to Miss Fthel Gustufson,
at the home of her parents. 36 Second
street; Wednesday evening Those
present were: Jennie Anderson. Enr-
ma Radian, Minnie Ollerenshnw. Onetu
Banks, Ethel Gustufson. Lillian Rose,
Ellen Rose Ethel Ruse, Hilmn Jacob-
son. Christine Jacobson, Masters Wll
ham Gustafson. Elmer Reed. Fred
Weed, Alvin Thompson, Frank Slur-de-
vnnt. 'Eurl Lettersou. Frank Lyons.
Carl Gustafsou, Richard Gustsfsou.
Walter Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Ja-
. cobsen. Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson. Re-
freshments were served and games
were play. About midnight the cour-
puny broke up. all reporting a fine
of invited guests from other places.
enjoyed a dance in the Town Hall. last
evening. Music was provided by Pro-
fessor Harry Sebastln’s orrlrestru oi
Stamford and was excellent. the many
dances on the program being frilly
enjoyed. At. intermission refreshments
were served. The hull was decorat-
ed in patriotic colors. and presented
a handsome appearance. The affair
was managed by William Reed and
Brom Qu‘ackenbush.
ONL-Y CURE FOR DYSPEPSlA.
Mrs Franklin Buirli ot'Ncw Castle
Del. says. "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. i tried every thing 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 l’lnisted F. ii.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. '-
time.
» 3 . - . . WESTON.
Henry Petersen. illlil wife are. visit-
CASTORIA ...-..
Mrs. Patrick Couglrlun has returned
' " I“ Will ”ll WON. from a visit in New Y.ork
Brewer Gilbert has been very criti-
“I ma You “I" Aim” IM‘, cally ill for several days.
Boers drs ' "Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy hnve
Woof . returned from a visit up the Hudson
Miss Sadie Sturges has returned
from a few days" visit in Danbury.
Mrs. Samuel Waterbury entertained
friends from Cunnon on Wednesday.
ROWAYTON.
—“Aniong the Breakers." by Row-
ayton Hose (30.. at their hall Feb.
22 and 23.
Mi‘s. W. F. Ambler has returned-
from a visit in Danbury.
Harry Street. of Durien. will spend
,' I today. with relatives in Brookside.
The new double house which is be-
ing le‘tected for Captain Edward H.
Smith, is ndvaucing rapidly.
Proturned from a few days‘ visit in New
York.
stein cow to W. B. Hurlbutt of Can-
non
lonely in at her home on Cross High-
way
A cottage prayer meeting is to be
1”
lies . .
Boon Mills is edgy“ MI a filly "
‘C visited by a large flock of blue bird's“ <
'dsughtsr. Madeline Whitney. of New .
Mrs. Charles Hales. of-
of the "400" together with a number -
Mr. and Mrs. J A Godfrey have
W. P. Rowland has sold a fine Hol-
.Mrs. George Meeker- ls reported sec-
31‘ m ‘ mun ‘ “box.“
The Chasm Pbdruiscy“ and The
Bridge Pharmacy
NEW CANAAN.
Willie Schmidt is now employed to
ford.
Mrs. C. E. Briuckeroff is entertain
ing friends from New York
Benismln H. Mead and Harry Sco
ville of Yale College, are home for the
houdav
Miss Julia Lo
linseed course
You
Miss Ber-tbs H051
tlon ss'clerk atju
ILOI‘QI
George Brunt. of .New York, who
lids been visiting in town. has return-
is taking an ad-
mlldncry in New
taken a posi-
t's dry goods
Benedict and Company will not close
their factory on Washington Birth
day. owing to rush orders.
Miss label Dikhsrd has been It
guest of't friends in South avenue for
the past ‘few days ~
M13! Simhls Lockwood and Miss
Corrie Stillman of New Britain are
some fora iew dsys. ‘ ‘
”A. W. Moble of New York. has been
3 guest of friends in Oeuoke at enue
for the past few days.
A lecture Wits was in St. Aloysius
(3111":th evening, by Rev. Father
John Sullivan of Greenwich.
Rev; E. C. ict‘ of the M E.
Gilliam. who has been ill with It Be-
'vers cold is much improved.
Mllb Ma'rioric. logy” of New Bu
veIn his guest. of , 3 ._ ands Keogh
in Bfls'ei'mlne, fobye’ 1 days
The ls‘rge hanks ‘ '» ow in the
upper part of Geno e avenue are be-
ing carted sway b- order of the so
lectures.
Mrs John Kelley like has been ill
for some time at. her home at the
Nursery. is said to be considerably im-
proved.
Mnlcolm Graham’s large routing
bob has been out on the Church
Hill for the past few days. and great
sport has been enjoyed. Horses are
:12;ch for drawing the sled back up the
r ..
A meeting of the committee in
charge of the entertainment to be gl-
veu by the Young Men's Social Club
this evening, in the M E. Church,
was held ut the home of Segberl Brin-
k-.eIlroff tn Railroad Invenue.
The Knights of Maccabees will
hold their bull in Bay'rnonds Hull.
this evening. A large delegation
'~- L
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF
GOLD
Wall Papers
AT COST.
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring. -
--*.I-’-" 5b.
Crockery. Ginsu? yd. Houscfurnlsll
lug Goods. Framed Ilcttir“.
White Enamel Poles with fixtures
10¢.
Cloth Shades, with fringe. no.
Window Shades“ and Picture Frames
made to' order.
Painting. Paper ringing snd‘bscor-
sting.
We give the 8. I H. Orson Trading
Stamps.
L. H. BECKER.
4
" south Remus,
'inpssslrrg traitor;
lfidirueutor cloud
. .. .235
when there is-
the small of
‘ ooh
"l" , ilery
lock out.
. - disses-l
‘55 to p.35
that means still
mi)! 0 . certain
loath. At the slighttlt sl any dis
rider in the Kidneys 0'" er. go t:
his drug store as quickly as con sat
at O bottle at Dr. 1):er
avorltc Molly i of. it wil rs
novs you from dugout once sird 08cm
s rsdfesl. permanent cure. Depot silos
:lre dssler to substitute sbc'thcs mull
:l o.’ Nothing equals this ‘3?
:s our Jurist iguw basin .I
K5
wish ton
on iii its”
.0 .Da
Rondout, ‘i‘tN
sudlsdioptcbo
ed and -'
‘ssut'yod W"
Thur-'23: r mists sis" -.
r s n
publishersotthispspsr. fl
masmpbBcttls-stkfl. Plant“?!
from Siamiord 'snd Nor-walk lodges
are expected to attend- Bhepard’s or-
chestra of South‘Norwalk will fur-
nish music. 3
will work today. owing to the 1 rue
amount of work to be double
tspring. All the stores will be closed
'for the neuter part: of the tiny.
A
few will open during the early part of
the morning.
The meeting of the .Women's Club
will be held in Rundod’s Hill to'«
day at 3s. m. rm JoshuaA. Passen-
den of Stamford will enteritis the
members with the interesting papers
on “Spain and Algiers." 'res will be
served after the lecture.
Although several lpphss at snow
fell during the remain snow' storm
there has been practically little or
no sleighing in the outlaylng districts
and several sleigltlng. parties have
been stalled. on the surrounding ridges
whore the ground has been almost
bsr
W. 0. Middlebrook. Jr.. who has
been employed in the allies of.. the
Yale and Towne Munulacturing Com-
pany. Stamford for the four years. re.
slgnes his position next. Saturday. and
will take a more lucrative one with
the Westinghouse Electric Company.
New York. He will commence his
new duties Monday.
...—...
.
Unlaunrlued
Shirts, .
42.70
wonth 65c.
Sizes liter 1'! i-2,
An excellent shirt for a little
money. .
I Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
ert S. Morrison. of Cudlipp
street. is spending a few days in Hart-
tom,- the guest of Frank l-.l South-
wink.
Misti ignores
West“ Haven
‘ Bi
. Scottnot. Rowaiton.
Soil and a friend from
mun Washington‘s
Mil. Hanna Tongue of Brooklyn.
who‘ it spent the winter with Mrs.
Geo Scott. Rowuyton will
NewiTork in March.
Rev. smut oi! Rovraytorr and Rev.
Mr. Cunningham of East Norwalk are
in the .
Church
oond doting revival meetings
Dorian Methodist Episcopal
3 "thisl week.
time for Washingtons Birthday
“Elvin! a severe cold
' I‘Icfthc
r. ”to?!“ book
I.
ever,
. Church. The gathering was a loll
one. not titers was “alumni.I
treatments:
s two minute am“; pit...
rtl‘lluy with MR and Mrs- George
visit
'ss se’ems‘ to be a favorite pas-
in
William F. Jennings. of
street. is confined to his
‘ iwckwood. of the South Nor.
Adsms Express Com-
ll at his home in Rowsytnn.
. ad an ulcerated tooth.
(with com licstions that were quite
script) 0 is now improving. how.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Albrecht gave a
petty. list night. at their home. in iron-
” of Washington’s Birthday. The
gathering stumbled utter the prayer
source in the Methodist Episcopal
dre-
held at the Farms home or Horatio
Mills. tonight.
Westport grunge is to hold a colonial
February 27
Mrs. R K. Fitch of Bridgeport. is
tile. gliest other sister Mrs. F. P.
Merchants},
G. B. Russell and wife of New Buy
ven have been guests at the home of
Daniel Bradley.
3 Aaron Bennett who has open criti-
cally in with pneumonia is able to
get out once more.
Miss Annie Fitch has returned
from a visit with Mrs. William B.
Burlbutt, in Council.
A Martha. Washington supper was
gived‘by Nordéld Grunge. in‘ the
Town Hall, last evening. ,
tained at dinner at. the residence of
rm. Lewis Shipment. tin Sunday
mm from a mu wrm'ms: sou:
hen Geopplo in Hurlbutt about.
Work is “:11 last beings;
l' of c it w ii 1'
prtgcrfll‘lr'g being putt5 in at mum
Rev. and Mrs. A. L.
Miss Hurlbutt, of 0
log on friends. hors-
members ofihc
will be held on I
Y
~ .
whlst party in its hall on the dight or,
Rev. Henry Bclriosser was enter?
Mrs. L. A. Meade and childrdit have 3
in this .
0 fire, ..
bird and
e- if:
A special buslndss meow of the
tioasl Church:
put 2
l
.0 P5 MAKES” ' rO‘LDVo‘
swims this ,
No tsfinitll'r fill .. "
iiir'dtlvsmi .
,I Hall 5 Varies ‘
but a so are food and cleaner that
.Ilniildsu rig incl. finish and
Woodwb‘flr,
la lit. N Id:
..r M“ ‘
W" than er'er- 3*
F Imus?
% an rill gummy“. ‘
.i1 and
lisnt new,-
suiting-I
.nhhcdhorcmmelstitufiié Rtino'rlc's
scratch as, stars aIrlrrt and dullness.
“ll llS
Tslicr. Gicthlcr. l-lsttsr.
Furnishsr.
, invest
. ‘ ‘ ~ os'rmmur v
TIN: Way. Wednesday. Thursday and
About all the carpenters in town: ‘
.‘l to ..
” l“. e Com salon in its
on of the rail and rate cubs-
tiorr delivered an address tonight on
the genéral subiect of rel t rates be-
fore the City Club. Mr snlrs stated
that by the passagt of the Hepburn
bill. the interstate Commerce Conr-
nrlssion has now not only the. right to
prescribe the method of bookkeeping
of the railroads, but the right to call
tot spuiul reports at urrv time This.
he declared means honest (apltullzu
lion, holiest bookeepiug snd proper
corporate management.
I" 1.3 m romp _
dlrrnorsl" conviction that deceit Infill theft
y tions is the score. us deceit
and theft i natty othert. hind busi-
ness. This same form of ”meat. '
supervision must be overs sl‘corpom-
lions if we are to keep our wealts
from being absorbed by corporate in-
iereatl."
STOP THAT COUCH
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking rrp colds when.
ever tried. almost without exception.
10. 25, 50c and 81. 00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted'.
Announcement!
til will be In my Norwsis once every
Saturday. Office 12 lmo Place.
Telephone 128-3 i will be in my New
York once. every Tuesday a Friday.
from 10 to 6 p. In. Location. 26 West
tZud street. 'Phonc. 689 J. Bryant.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT,
tit-dusts of tho A. 'r. sun Institute. st
_Klrluvlilo. M... Licsnssd by
lute Board of Health.
Elli lllllllllll Blllll
sour-s NORWALK. couu.
"Minors A QBNIRAI. IANKINO
3 susrslss.
. {its -— ii i
5 use will
wands AND PROFITS.
ti 7: 5.
y s
...-—
so ill H usruswsou, Pres.
a «Aimee. m Vice-Pres.
rugbsn‘rcx u. nowsu. and Vice.
Pres.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier.
...—u...
DIRECTORS.
I. H. Mathcmn Henry Seymour
John H. Knspp Samuel Grumman
Josclsn R. Marvin J. wan-c. Marvin
Christian 8mm John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
W
illihen instill]
Your lamps
this evening. stop sud think how much
sister and plciuntcr it 'would be if
you used “A. FOR LIGHTING.
fir
_ INOW IS THE TIME to take advan-
tage of our liberal. offer to pipe your
house and Install fixtures on the us-
isst kind of terms. 5
Drop us I line or 'plrottc Cl and we
will call at your convulsncc.
‘ ;. w.inlow"s' Wil;~;iBToinlo" Spring
Erro‘c'ir‘e‘y“
5 colostrum {succfrrsrui
,Wbil
studio
lhoitlcof IIllrlc-l’). and one
pl
3 firm-0m is sold in South Norwnlk by
T5. Main. Dion". M
Easily Curd With URIC-O.
It might. interest Rheumstlc lulu-
ers of this country to lest-n the wand,”-
fol work that L'ric- O is doi to
the relief and cure of this' 3W
use. tors of praise us
dsily no... men and women who It.
used the remedy with our gum-us“
cuss. The manufactm oi till".
derful tic hsvo never Iolidtldn
:10: a. word 0!
ho have used trill re
”$.23
otter: like the one gin! bclo
lug received from both old slid young.
In Whipple. clerk. of
oganlle t.:.ssys v- wss sin rr-ryitb
torn: ofitb sum-tn um, and was t'-un
yroonr tor also was“? b1: '61an.
m or t c has
worked lIw deriul change in me. it
entircl theurustism and i
now a is Safe” l“about my worit stein. "l
recommen the remedy to Mr. John
Burris. of Fasths George go. who was hassle
to walk uken every possible trest-
mcut had spent hundreds of dollars and
had found no relief. lie is taking l vii-.4)
:ud is improving rapidly . and able to be out
und. I will continue to recommend
Tir- . Is it is certainly a merited remedy.
Uric-Olssoldb Dru gists n rsll
It .1. 00 1' both: or ifwill 15:84:“ va’
the 8 1TH. DRUG COMPANY. oi
SYRACUSE, N. Y. . upon receipt of
Trio: Liberal sins samples and drew
will bcmcilcd free to all who up-
Edw. W. IKclloy. Jr.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
ptuusrsc. ._.
sum. ‘7‘:
nor warns. ,
'AND . h
GAS rrr'rmo.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
sud Zinc.
...—....
so South Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
W9.“
”0“
LIQUID GRANITE _"“
is the ideal finish for floors .irn‘d
linoleums. Adds to tlreir dura-
bility, preserving their freshness
and making a glossy finish.
Send me your name and ad—
dress or cal. and I will give Iymr
useful info; _ Intion on the subject
(littlelli Dori
HARDWARE.
'ns WASHING’l‘gN STREET
I a
3 Pkgs Red Rose Oatmeal 260
'plis' recitals.
3. snow white, one piece
' on
South Norwsilt. Conn.
Tel.1!2. 3 masons"!
Investments
lseli only investments that i luv.
pe sally investigated, and VII
its been most rigidly investigated
by me of the very best business and
pr essioual men in our city. who list.
is on idings with up and who rec.
0 these investments to the“
m t eliltinrnto friends.
card will bring you our literature,
or in personal interview. .
In. L. COIURN,G General Agent.
' 16 South Main direct.
W
Harry E. Crane.
reAéHEn
mu sum. only. _~N
(Prints pupil. 8 years lvltli H. Ho'
Hsrtmsnn, New Englcnd cmm
of Music, Boston. Mast). will
class in South Norwsik. 1! yum
tssghr. SarisIIItslI'm: tcnilm m
.stuyna. sss Into. 0 or
Mandolin 610wa M
stoma.
“use
8“ FAIRFIELD Airs... garage-Joan,
CONN.
l’
h
1347
PLUMBING AND STEAM?
HEATING. V
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING-
ervss AND RAN“!
SLATE ANID TlN IGOHNG
Gas and Steam Fitting. GuI' Fisturtfi
‘Meisl Gallium!
Have you seen crux took of
RICHMOND s ANGLES?
THE Joucnos c wmxtsd
I soswstrc .~
"an. Lille it‘ll
for freight Only
m and after Tuesday; dunuary I. '
1906 Freight Pl'hopclldrs Will lento"
Pier 28, East Rirer, New York. (foot:
of Dover street). every day (except:
Sunday). at i p or. Freight received.
5
5
17 WALL S'T'COREET.
Norwalk up to u: 30 p m. ,
' NORWALK STEAMBOAT GO.
Annlng J. Smith, c .c Housman.
Lessee.
Whu Not Burr Your
Own Home? .
Rents are advancing all the 'tlmd‘
and desirable spnl'tments di‘ebccohle
lug scar-cor every day. .\i'e have a. .
number of very desirable homes ion, .
sale, and WI make the terms and '
price right.
J. M. LaytonCCo
INCORPORATED-l. lv‘ ”5&5me t
5 Railroad Avenue. South ~4qu
' - evssv L'on sagnzssruc cum;
iii! a this:
should be equipped &
tandal‘d
celain Enum‘eled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to con deli
how delightfully convenient it. Wool
be to have hot and cold ruuuln Aida
in your dressing ch‘smbé
at Norwalk up to l p. m. and BOi'ltllII
Gsncrsl Apsnt.._I . _
vitamcfies ;3.. --
s vets";
2Pkgs; Cream of Wheat 25c
20am Salmon ..... 25c
scans Tomatoes. 25c
3 Cans Extra Fancy Corn ......I26Ic
h Pkgil. Mince Meat 26s
3 Lbs. Prunes ' 25c
dissipates urgc'yrunes 25g.
socce-
our: cost;
I
for Its—or for you. -‘ 3- 3.
received. sad it shims. ., .
’ is worth adVertisrug~wotth
buying—worth having in your
bin—worth birthing. And we
5am pinned when it pleases you.
Idnly the best it ‘g'oad enough
A this stock of map mining jut: ,
ll Frills till it
r house is of
.to your health
is
us
lot
the
Iifiynuchmrt
arc thorough
Hut- 1. Bonodiot.
lirg apartment of first hour
room?
“Ola” ‘: R
Horn. vrcr
standing cyst-y bmmm '
substations systems. My work is .
Its presence would afford "
the highest de eyr
We will glady
plumbers are strictly c
chunics honest and rel
JOURNER MAle‘.
THE NEW
IONI’ will is FROM 9’:
sting use I.‘I
. ~‘ o.'c ccicbrd ..
algorithm» on“ A
hoPlum/blng
yous insist snub- workw': slits!
; "vigor ilioi'li‘il‘
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