r
P' um
I st. Water on sun
marsh-cs. us and 0150
Ate-teen. Nose IsndThrost.
..,. ..... .. 59c, standstill!
........ IIslIis sue
Invalid. The no
Mnlr P. Belt is recovering from an
attack of grip. - .,
Mrs. L W. St. John spent yesterday
in Bridgeport. ‘ '
Mrs. Clifford Randall spent Satur-
day in New York.
Mrs. Frank P. Petty‘ls confined to
her home, 111 Washington street, by
illness.
. 1 .
Mrs. George .iohnson is recovering
from an attack of grill at her home in
Cattege street.
'l
v-
Robert Thompson is spending a few
days out of town at Cornwall-om the-
Hudson and New York city. .
‘ Ameetlng of the Sunday school
board of the Methodist Church will be
held at the church this evening.
Most of the sidewalks in this section
today were in the middle of the road.
lly on streets through which
‘tlte trolley cars pass.
The meeting of the Epworth League
atI the East Avenue Methodist Church
rday.wes led by Frederick Haw»
’11s. The subject was "Convincing
to _.World "
lifr. and Mrs. George Knowlden and
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Knowldeii. of
No uig. N. Y.. were guests of Mr.
'.Mrs C. S. Aisthorpe, of Seaview
avoInue, yesterday. ' «»
Rev. George E. Bishop. pastor of the
Weltport Methodist Church, preached
yesterday morning at the East Avenue
Methodist Church in exchange with
the pastor, Rev. E. Cunningham. There.
a large attendance to hear Mr.
ills op.
Presiding Elder J. E. Adams, of the
New Yer-k East Conference, preached
l.1.ste_vening at the East Avenue Meth
odist‘Church and considering the bad
weather and. irregular our service, the
attendance was good. At, the close of
the service the fourth quarterly con-
ference was held and the business of
the year was closed up.
The appearance of the oyster steam-
erMabei Stevens created considerable
comment this morning among East
Nortvalk people who had occasion to
pass across the bridge. The forward
deck of the crest looked as if she had
just arrived from-an Arctic trip. Each
object on deck.wai1icoated inches deep
with ice, the spmyihuving been thrown
as high as hemIoilot houseI. freezlns
as it struck. m'f
--nh-‘rr—---—
ROWAYTON. .
Miss lebie Hoyt is ill at. the home
of Mrs. Hannhhl’hli. Dibble Rowaytca
avenue 0 ii‘
The well-knownhpluy, Among ‘the
Breakers, was gluon another success-
ful presentation, Saturday night in
the headquarteih of Rowayton Hose
Company, under whose auspices the
affair was held. There won a large
attendance of members and friends.
and all Were delighted with the play.
and acting of the various characters.
David Albrecht tenor soloist at the
Rowdyton Baptist Church. sang yes~
terday morning in the Dutch Reformed
who PM
a MM:ML Ild
, so! the grip.
' ing in town
‘ spent Thursday here.
ed Mrs. Morris Mills last week.
(Ifmm a visit with friends in New York
. where they have
. 1M . :w ‘ I ‘
mention if any received the toting?
DARIEN AND .INOROTON.
m, A well-
nits plan. also rut
“it his poise in
was slxty~twir years
of age. hostel services, which will
z:heldtroublelotehmisIViiIsdnesI.v
ay offences st! o'clock will be
private. s
wasTrosT.
Charles Potters is the latest victim
Dr. Hammond of New York. is visit-d
Mrs: John Camp. of Bridgeport.
The Misses Hyde of BridKBDOrt,
have been visiting in the Farms.
Mrs. James Mills and children visit-
Mrs. 'Wn‘lter' Booth. of Bridgeport'w
has been visiting relatives here.
'Rev. C. ‘B. Btrsyer has been out of
town for a few days on business.
’ The Reptile childrenlarelout again
after A Milli!" reign decadence.
The Boy's brigade of the Methodist
Episcopal church, meet last evening.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper has returned
1
city
Mrs. William Taylor has returned
frog a visit in New York to her par-
en
Henry Bradley and wife of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., spent the holiday here with
relatives,
George Hendricks. who has been ill
with the grip. has resumed his duties
on the trolley.
s
Relatives from Bridgeport were and
of the geek guests at the Enron home
of Iii. Jennings. .
The Mock Trial recently conducted
in the Congregational church is to be
repeated=toiiight
Relatives from Brooklyn. N. Y.. are
end of the week guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Elwood.
Mrs. Benjamin Brother has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred
Lewis, Dingce’s hill.
Dr. W. J. Wakemun who has been 11
patient at the Bridgeport hospital. has
returned to his home. I
_ Rev. John Steen. ol.’ New York will
conduct the union service in Christ
church, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Unis?" is entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. Morris Mills and two
sons. Walter and Granville.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. Hurry Decker were
made happy on Friday, by a ten pound
son. arriving in their home.
Miss Louise Sherwood has returned
from a delightful visit in Southport,
as guest of Mrs. 1‘1 ed Roscoe.
Mrs, George'Mecker who has been
very ill, is slowly recovering. Miss
Katie Lewis is caring for her.
Homer Beers and Joseph C. Hyatt
who recenly made a trip to Mexico
mining interests,
have retiimed home.
Mrs. Horace Mills has ieturned to
her home from a two weeks‘ visit with
Mrs. William Hurlbutt, on Compo
street.
The home of Mr. and him. Theron
Brown was made happy Thursday
night by the arrival of a son. Both
ithe mother and child are doing nice-
Ir
Church at Fordham, N. Y. He sang
first a duet with his sister.
Charles H Stonebridge, soprano solo-‘
this with the solo “My Redeemer and
My Lord, " by Dudley Buck Both Mrs.
Stonebridge and. Mr. Albrecht were in
fine voice, and their excellent singing
was highly appreciated.
Rex Frank C. Brown, pastor of Row-
down Sou h for the past seven weeks.
ehden to rootipe'rete his health.
returned to his home quite unexpect-
ted by his vacation. His many friends
' were delighted to; see him sgsimis‘nd
pawntlygoomv piste recovery.
' very much. still there was no
place for him like tho North, and he
lion.
inst evenln and preached with'lli
his old time ferns and eloquence. ‘
Home sundae wss:’csnssd in the
Bits in?
3:1" M" t calamitywou
‘ m0 re
BI iii kilo of
was very sad to get back to Rower-
Mn Brown occupied his pulpit
with the terms of the: iii:-
Icery store in Saugatuck for an inde-
Mrs finite length of time, but. as he is post-l
in
lot at that church. and later followed which the postofilce is located is still
master the part of the building
open.
"iii A, Gauchet is still station agent at
fiugafiich not having taken the post
unmet
freigh agents to succeed Peter Bo"
man. resigned, as reported. Mr. Gsu
ayt‘on Baptist Church who has been chet was entitled to the place, but pic:
ferred to remain here.
W
Miss Cornelia Elwood. teacher
prove as fast as her friends could wish.
It is feared now that 'she will be on
warm "Hillel“!!! over. hill able to resume her duties for some
Mn time. Miss Frances MacCracken who
says'thst while he liked the use been assisting Miss Falken at
Bridge street is taking Miss Elwood's
place for- a while and Miss Mary IIi'ongI
is helping out at Bridge street,
stated by Miss McCann and Miss Me-
filament Thursday evenmg
of Washington's birthday.
and souls spprop
sion were rendered.
‘Inndors made a brief‘ndd
children upon the lite"
ington. The room 3w
dented with flags- tos'tse
"rear elevetordixode
. Mr CWO
Arthur Bl Jellilfe has closed his gm "
ford its station, ticketB and
in
edly Saturday DIEM, greatly invigora- Fleet Bsugntuck school does not im-
The pupils of East Saugeti‘ick 88‘
Craken gave a very pleasing enter:
in honor
satiation:
nun—unuquuhum
Mrs. Chnmter- (looking‘ up- tron
mail- her newspapers-«loud. oshhuiihst it the
by invitation of the Women' A Club the
here of which together with quite
her of their friends enjoyed to
the fullest the rare treat furnished by
this lecture.
club to arrange for its repetition here.
Mesdames McIntyre end Watkins at
the fluctuating of the club were an-
nolsue s committee to perfect the or.
rangemeuts for the lecture. Confer-
ring with Mr. and Mrs. H. Gnhbm. the
st Halcyon Hall was solutes
0 sites
“MI-I llbtchkiss is a lady of charm-
ing sensuality and attractive Yd”
and unsung.J lines was gracefully in
n51 Frederi'eir. p
dent of the Women‘s Club. Her loo.
turn-on "Sun Boots; Their Cause and
Effect” and the subject was handled
terfmly. Charts were used for it.
trnfion and the lecture embraces
the growth of the knowledge of the
science of Astronomy from the sultan
theories to the theories and demonstra-
ted facts of the or sent era,
Although her re rks dealt to quite
an extent In figures and details there
was not one dull sentence. .
Astrology as studied and piscticed
mm
pll included in the scope of her he-
marks, which were interspersed with
anecdote and humor. At the clots of
was held to give those present an op-
portunity to meet her. .
Mrs. Hotchklss returned to Daytona
on the evening train. but It is hoped
that she may visit Miami again before
the season closes.
While in the city she was the guest
of Mrs. W. H. McIntyre at her home
on 14th street—~Mlaint MIcinlng News.
lllebniary 1.1.1007.
STRUGGLE!) WITH A TNAMP.
Telephone Users Heard the
Screams of low: Woman.
CHICAGO. Feb.» 26.-A dispatch to
the Tribune from Centervllle. lows,
ave:
Rural
he County yesterday heard the
screams of Mrs. George Stech While
she struggled desperately with a
Men in the homes of her nearest
neighbors who finished to get out
teams and rush to her assistance,
were too late to save Mrs Stech or to
capture lieu assailant. Posses with
bloodhounds are searching the coun‘
try.
Mrs. Sictch says the tramp came to
her house 11nd demanded admittance.
She was alone-with her thi'ee-yenrold
girl and frightened she locked the
door. The man begun to break to door
down.
Mrs. Stech carried her child to a
bedroom and locked her in. She then
ran to her telephone and rung to call
for help. but before she could speak
the irnmp had forced his way in and
seized her
She dropped the receiver leaving the
“phone open and the central operator
heard her scream.‘
For half an hour the woman strug-
gled desperately with her assailant all
over the living room. Each time she
found herself near the telephone she
screamed for help. in nearly every
home on the system to which her
'phone belonged her screams were
heard
The first of her neighbors to nnivc
found Mrs Stech bound and uncon.
scious. The trump had disappeared.
down said they would shoot him on
sight.
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the sought,
heals the lungs and prevents serious
,results from a cold. Cures la grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
Consumption. Contains 'no opiates
..The genuine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. Plaisted Drug
attire. and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
W
most of the delegates were in town.
the West was the first to appear.
the party were President Ben Johnson
I. Hedges, of St. Innis; John 1.. Bruce
secretary of the National commission,
and led Cantiillonii “or Washington.
American {Angus met today.
and Taylor of Boston. ,
city early today PM. 9. m.)
Kitten went into execu live sesh‘
thmorrdw.,- , lei ”-u ‘ :21: if:
best remedy
{case—crow
h—Mrs-Z L Whitfield. Buffalo N. Y.
wit-4*?
..uami. hi;
GAL»!
“You seem worried" ventured 1h
stiller in the
"NM yin
’3'. opium theod
iwornen'l c
says ch
”“0113!
”109*,
unified now; the
(TIN. worried. "
me i b“Beceuse a women doesn't know how
h'lifli‘w .
Wu
llrl. Hotchlilsl, though living north. . ‘
t
has a winner home lit one a .
“c :r' ’ “if
It In hi I” . "i ‘
nacho mandrel 1‘. ‘Ii"
Mih Ancients.” of vibra
flea. Mueller? in cl! on the affairs
of life and mentality of people. the
germ cfiilsw t theory were. ,
the lecture at short infoflnsl reception,
.1
Rural telephone users all over Wav- ,
tramp who attacked her in her homey
The men who started out to hunt him-
A CARD. 1
This is to certify that all drugglsts
BASEBALL .LEAGUE SCHEDULES.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25. ‘—-Membeis of
the big baseball leagues, ready for
their annual spring meetings and the
ratification of their schedules for the
coming campaign. began to arrive in
New York yesterday am by nightfall
The Amr rican League delegation frorn '. , .
n .
Chm-[rs Comiskcy. of Chicago; Robert
They were quickly followed by. Ben
Bhibe, of Philadelphia. A-ll registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where thei .
foyle of Cleveland. NWIll (10! Min“
on
tonight the movie-iii Lee e .p k‘
lilo will be given out for Salem
"Dr. Thomas' EcIodtTlo Oil is the
”I , .
success in our. “inimita- eight years
editorial sanctum.
M‘tvhat exagfierstsd account ’oi' ”thnrnew‘
resident .
«IIIiIIfigI' dip” into t it notes ‘ “'
r
r7~
m with
WC”! rem.
nI
CONGO NATO/IS ‘REVOLT OVEN
TA Alli.
WBRUBBELS Feb 25 --Advlces re-
celved here from the Congo independv
ent Slate says that the natives of Ou-
hanghi are in a state of excitement
over the taxes imposed upon them and
that the Bondios arena the verge of re.
volt for the same cause. Borne villa-
ges have already been attacked by lurv
bulent natives and a score of persons
have been_killed.
o NINA“? 01.15 is
ALSO he... ilieni'ndw *le Turn
1 will be no old, dull W holl-
: . turc or dint! woodwork In m
where this wonder-works is med.
r
No refiniIrhiIn orrovsrnishlng access
nary.
ui Veneer lrnots
but a su food and aim-
builds ”up, the original finish hand
makes it tighter than ever. 0
It instantly restores the brilliant news
nest Indfin ish hit-sinus,
Picture Frames, MInterlor‘Nood
Hardwood Floors and Ill polished,”
dished or enameled surf-res. Removes
scratches, stuns,- dirt mo dullness.
A child can apply“ it.
A piece of cheese co
there is no drying to waltloro
0 new 312: PACKAGE:-
4-Ouncs Born: - '- . ‘ 33c
iz-OUNCI Borne: - - " ’80:
In E‘GGRHAM
4-3.
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anuhfdfed
Shirts,
42¢
Worth 650.
Sizes 14 io‘ 11 1-2,
An excellent shirt for a little
monel , .411“ Ii I
Open Monday, Wednesday end ‘
lsturdsy eyenlngs.
Jill
Tailor, Clothier, Hatter. A
Furnish",
‘1
ii [INNS
as Washington sues. Norwsilo
ass-arc
i
in l u
11:? JjulN‘w,
Iuir 4—day v
.i’
Winslow's BeIItI. "Brownie" Spring
ice ”Chains, Skate Straps. Hockey;
enter “uni soon. ’9‘ sticks. at
e
l-
81 Mal1$t.. Norwal
. 'W”
': .,,
..,.,1.
the ltalisn warship-Curietone. sent to
I'frufw the rescue of the passengers and draw
. .1... or meiwarmxo n h 1 1‘ 11 f
‘ t I . perati wmrkt o t c s an o
“ .mfmd 2mm Crete on February 22. has sent a dis
tressing report regarding the condition
of 33 passengers whom be
They were unable even to speak.
The new of me work caused a
great impression at the italisn court
,4? as Princess Milena of Monteiiegio the
;. queens mother. was mousing the Ad
i'iatic s' the time on her wsy to Rome,
where she is to be operated upon.
" lliii Papers
save the profits that you will have
- to pay in the Spring.
, 'lop Goons. Framed menus.
100.
made to order.
sting.
“amps.
- I‘rel. Cow.
Elli NATIONAL BANK
‘ IOUTH NOLWALK. CONN.
ITNIANIAOTGAL. GINEINAI. BANKING
We} cAri'rAu. Mi;
OIINPLUGW AND PROFITN?!
.1 731600.00.
pf.
.WILFNED BODWELL, Cashier.
‘Joeclslr R. Mervin J. Wallace Marvin
I this svenlng,stop and think how much
nous, reads—fie more. ”.1
Lloyd stesmei ini-
rescued.
ANNUAL CLEANANCE SALE OF
GOLD
AT COST.
Buy your Wall Paper new and
Crockery. Glassware. Heueefurnlsb-
White Enamel Poles with fixtures
cloth chosen, with fringe. no.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
hinting, Pspsr Hanging and Decor-
We give the 8. G H. Green Trading
L
1.. ll. DECKER.
l7 Washington Street.
tooth Nor-walk.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON, Pres.
JOHN H_ KNAPP. 1st Viola-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
——
I DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
osmium Swartz . John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen. .
When inuiighi
' Your Lamps
healer and plseunter it would be if
you used GAG FOR LIGHTING.
. NOW is THE TIME to take adven-
yuce of our liberal offer to pipe your
house and install fixtures on the eas-
ie'st kind or terms. ‘
Drop as s line or 'phons, 08 and we
will call Int your convenience;
OUR COAL‘ . .
. ”is worth advertising—Marti:
buying—worth haying in your
bin—worth burning.
I:ior omit»: you. . ; -'
.- 1
received. .1141: shines.
ment and work on it will be begun
and
' which is filling orders for a large num-
And we
pro pleased when it pleases you. I
only tllc' hot is good enough .
Amnestoclt of. 1m mining just
no Obelis-
"1W tumor-dot basis-t been "'
. received by the American &
mutanturing Company,
of Br
-.pori from the United states govern-
uext neck. The order cells You 40
three-inch semi-automatic. guns, with
mounts, sights and other accessories
20.000 ihree~ineli shells for the
United States navy, .
The company is busy in every de~
pertinent and besides the work now
on hand it has a number of other good
orders in view from the government
and private concerns. The multime-
iure of automobile parts, including
frames, has become quite an industry
with the American A: British Company
1161' of automobile concerns.
Charles 1.. Guliclt, the general pinn-
ager of the plant. was recently elect-
ed vlce~president of tho oompnny,a
fact which is pleading to his many
friends. Much of the credit for the
large degree of success attained by the
company is due to his efforts. He has
been the right hand man of George W.
lioadley, who is president 01' the com-
pany and head of the International
Power Company, and his election to
the office of vice-president, which was
created for him, is a high tribute to
his ability
IA BEAlgTIIEHIII. FACE
lseflhe
that ”clears the
. sum unwind-u imn'l'u “h
Ike
lultli. lI your
“IBM EA U TY S K I N
multist- [um-teed or money reloaded.
CHICHEETER CHEMICAL 00..
Madison Plsse. Plilimielphia Va.
Tel? ‘32-
business
personally investigated, and w
have been most rigidly invention“. ,:
by some of the new best business “IO
professional men in our city, who bnvfi '1
large holdings with us and who recs
ommend these investments to theiII
most intimate friends *
or a personal interview.
Hermann. New Endless! Conserve
of Music, Boston, Mesa). will
class
. teacher. Gpeclsl terms to first MC '
studying. Cine limited.
pile’ recitals.
at once. Advices .
864 rAinrisLoclsve, snioosr‘on't’. ‘;
Office and Reel s,
.4 'OOUTH MAI 6T.,
Qoulh NON/elk. “can ,_ t
ILedyII Arte
I don only investments that I In" N.
A card will bring you our literature:
,II.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
16 South Main street.
Harry H. Crone, ' ’
TEACHER " ‘1
Vielin‘ Mandolin.» Guitar.
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
- w
in South Not-walk. 12 year!
Re ulll‘ W ‘
Menodolln oluh'tc ("I'M .1
‘1
so."
emeoeooeooeemomeme
FRANK C.
VAN .SCOY
PLUMBING, ,. is
smart. c
HOT WATER,
'AND 3:}; .
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street
1.. South Norwalk, Conn.
Gas and Steam Fitting, OII Fixturup
THE JONCESm & HGTCHKISs W
. OM ‘*
17 WALL STREET,A
ilaiig Liiie ml l
1900,
Pier
of Dover street), every day, (like
Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight re eived.
at Norwalk 11p to 4 p. m. and
Norwaik up {05
1847 lint
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
‘ .
l ,
srovss AND HANG“
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES P
YNORWALIO ' I
for freight Only
0:1 and utter Tuesday. January 3."
Freight Propellers will leave-V
28, East River. New Yoik (f :2
”a.
null:
.30 p 111.:
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Arming J. Smith, c .C, Housman. ,
Lessee. General Agent. '
I
LIQUID GRANITE '“
is the ideal finish for floors and
,iinoicums. Adds to their duia-
biiity, preserving their freshness
and making a glossy finish.
Send me your name and ad—
dress or call, and I will give you
useful information on the subject.
homo,
HARDWARE. ,
m wssnmoros STREET
Phone in}:- \ , ..
250 Sale
3 Pkgs, Red Rose Oatmeal ...... 250
2 Page. Cream of Wheat 25c
2 Cans Salmon .. ..
3 Gene Tomatoes ..... 25c
STCaIns Extra’Tnncy Corn 2'5c
3 Pkgs. Mince Meat 25
3 Lbs. Prunes 25c
2 Lbs. Extra Large Prunes 25o
.25c
O
should be equipped with a datum
Qts
Whu Not Buu Your
Own Home ‘l'
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are become
ing scarccr every day. We have 11."
number of very desirable hcmcs fort
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.
J M. Layton 8r Co,
INCORPORATED. ,
5 Railroad Avenue, south NorwdikI
f‘sfi? ‘
EVERY LADY'GBDRESIBING OI-lIAlIlIe
.. ..... .5..--
snow white, one piece “Standafi’
celIiIiin Enameled Lavatory. _
ave you ever stopped it
hmv delightfully convenient: m '
be to have hot and cold running pith ‘
in your dressing chiimbe
ing apartment of first floor
room? its presence would alter
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prides
plumbers are strictly c mp 13 ‘
chanics,‘ honest and rails is. '
i“
and Electric Lights t on
e'r ry roam heated. "
HATES REASON
Finely stocked Gale
A full line of A61:
your house is of’llid titlib
let anyone instsl .s'noh diet?!
1
fragments
Hi" I.
MIING. HEATING.
. curse on, soutIli Nomellt,
m '
arise to your health and herein-11mm
Iori‘o'dlot. ‘“
TINNING.
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