‘ vow-wa- 7 ‘ 4‘ .
: Scores of items here that will make
. Ibriu house cleaning easier and
at the some time more t-II .
{W
IOIAK. moonlit,
innovative, . inane loss.
ruhulruu rotten are:
Wo'will be rinsed to lunar all of
your ‘house cleaning‘ ahd will
mate. the quality all mice to so
«
munch. wbio o moontly
.rzoatwolstuwa: bf
Crockett street, overhauled and paint-
ed by Captain Dan Harrell. of'Roway.
ins." and Captain Wicks. of East Nor-
w ,
FE ‘ it. ws‘ist‘v
Some excitement m caused Satur-
dty by the finding all the shores of
1Alex Raymond's ice pond in the Dar-
on red , o it won’t come outfit
including underclilhing." shoes etc.
The supposition was that a man.had
deliberately removed his clothing and
then jumped into‘the water for the.
purpose of ending his'e‘xlltence. The
ii d o! the clotblnxxlvas made. by a
dr ver tor-w. r. be yr. of ‘Norwaik‘.
who reported it to Constable Edwapd
J. Ladrigan. who in turn notified the
.. . Dal-ion authorities. as it was out of the
I If ‘.._..4s...;u'n
iii-s Mal Kerri hitshden suffering
i
fro- “ attack oisgrip.
tits: Elia noses, of No. 4 First
street, spent Sunday inlBethei.
Samuel Makina h” secured a posi-
tion on the oyscsr‘ steamer Standard.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert. D. Mdr‘gnn have
moved from South Main street, to their
new home in Seaside Pinon.
Mr. and Mmdolriidt-lthily and "
Hattie Van V-Ol'li of New York we
guests of Miss N. E. Ryan over Saar
days-Jr . - ,
Contractor Leslie Gamble intends to
erect several more cottages in Edlie
avenue. in addition to the twa which
have been completed there this win-
.. in‘td. .t
or.
The. meeting of the worth League
of the Eastr’At'cnt‘Ie Me lidtfist Church
EpWorth league was led yesterday by
J. C. Hawkins. The subject was "The
Resurrection." '
The new residence which is being
0 ted at Osborn avenue and Van
Zahdt street fort}. lioward King. is
progressing rapidly. The sheathing
and Ward on and other work is got-
ting’ alongnicely. ‘
The Sunday School Boards! the
Methodist Church will meet“in the
church parlor this evening at 8 o'clock
for‘ the annual election of officers. A
fullatleudauce is desired. The mem-
bers of the Sunday School Committee
belong to tilts body.
Letters lliWP been received by
fritéltds of Richard A.‘Rossman. of Bi
Winfield street. who so mysteriously
didaopeared some timepago. reaffirm-
ipgiho {itch tllat family troubles were
fit the bottom of his sudden exodus. He
allies ‘il'l' blouletter‘s that he never ill-
tends to. return, to this place. . ‘
Passion Week services in the East
Avenue Methodist Church: Tuesday.
7:45:11. m., sermon by Rev._Cllaries E.
Benedict. of New Canaan; Wednes~
(lam-57:45. love feast. conducted by the
pastor; Thursday. 7:16. p: m., sermml
by ‘Iicv. George E. Bishop. of West.
port: Friday, 7:15 at... service con-
ducted by the pastor; sacrament of the
Lord's Supper. '
A'imerry party of young people met
at the home of Miss Georgia Welsh.
oflldast Norwailt. Friday evening. giv-
ingriier a completesurprise. .The eve-
niiiu“ was passed very pleasantly in
playing games both old and new. Re-
freailments were served at a late hour.
amid which the guests ‘depiif‘ted.
Titblle present Were Misses Helen Si.
m, Aline Robert's. Lavinia ‘Olnlste'ad;
' Andrews, Ether Bouton, Georgia
Welsh. Messrs. Hale A. Clark, Homer
Ci'a‘ik. Fred Stabell, William Gresch-
ne'r,.Haroid Welsh, Vernon Walsh.
The Philathea Class met Friday eve-
ning withMrs. J. W. Sample. in Cove
airenue. ’ There was a lai‘ge attend-
ance and the following officers were
eiebied: President. Miss Ora May
King: vice-president, Miss Eva Bow-
enigsecretary. Mrs. J. W. Sample;
t '_ ‘nrcrp Miss Mildred Baldwin."
c ‘ an of Lookout Committee. Miss
Edi Parmaiee; clliill'mull'Of Visiting
emanates; Miss Emma. Parsons". iohnir-
ma‘ri‘ of Entertainment Committee.
Miss Clara Ainsworth. After . the
insisting was adjourned refreshments
andxa social hour was enjoyed by all:
The Jolly Nine, of East Norwalk, de-
feated the. Oyster Shells by_.a satire of
Him 4. The game was played at Oys-
iee§5Shcll lot; Saturday. The line up
winds follows:
1” Nine. ‘
ghés; Kosme
Shot‘wood ‘. .
. ‘ ‘
Oyster Shells.
ski ..... Clark, Tobey!
Paolo--
. Catcher.
Cunningham
.
Whihrbury .. .
- .Q Second Base.
Taylor ....................... Rafter
an." Third Base,
Hughes, Kosmeski ...... Celrk, Tobey
j . Short Stop. .
McGarry ..... ‘. . ;' ..... ' ........ Kling
Center Field. .-
Williams
.................. Rafter
Left Field.
. ireol—Jtalph Campbell,v-H. Tove.
.. r iss Ethel Parmeiee. of East Nor-
l‘alk, is spending her Easter vacation
with friends in Hartford.
A birthday party was given at‘the
home of Miss ina Plait. on Ludlow
street. Saturday afternoon. There
WCl‘l‘ seventeen oi’ her friends present.
These wire Misses Minnie Ollen-
- show, Cola Keenson. Ethel Gnstafson.
Eva Brett's. Eunicel Williams, Ruth
Benson. Olive and Helen Perry, Wilma
Cedcrgren. Julia iiaveliich. ins and
Violet Plait. Ernest Plat Earl [Affer-
son. Jessie For. belts Pl” it. The us»
an] gilmt-s' were played, At 4:30’a
tempting lunch was served. At 6 p.
m, the guests all-departed for their
homes, voting Miss Inn 8. grand enter-
iaincd. Tile hostesa‘w'as'tile recipient
of many handsome and useful gifts.
Rowamoh.
. ' W -.l
I...-
First Base.
.... ....... Morrison '
Gonez
' """ laurel?”
Bar ram '
o. n,
jurisdiction of the Norwaik authorities.
. fl‘be Darien authorities commenced an
' investigation. and had the water drawn
off the ’pond. A search failed to rc-
veal the form of a man there and on
further investigation it was
learned
that the garments belonged to John
Mains, a caretaker employed by a well
known family here. The man had
been to Dorian. where he is reported
to have indulged too freely in intoxi-
cants. On his way house he succeed-
ed in faling into the pond,“ and as it
was moderately warm Friday night. he
decided to removable clothing and
went home in his dry skin, not think-
ing of the trouble he was making as
be M w . ,
The Jam ill Bullfrogs and the Live.
1y name is.“ aaeball team: of this
place. the. tanner representing the
lower and the latter the upper part of
the district. played a very exciting and
interesting game of ball on the lot
in the rear of the school. Saturday
morning. resulting in the score of 32
to 11 infavorof the diullfrogs. The
gpmcl was fast every minute. and the
Hoptoads put up a good game. can
si'dcrihg the size of their opponents.
The stick work was the most notice-
able feature of the game. Sandy Wicks
and Eddie Prince both knocking the
ball with a terrific swipe for a home
run. with three men on bases. much
to the consternation of their oppo-
nents. and also the owner of the ball.
who thought itwas lost. Another fea-
I
at .. -'
caused by
item failure pro bly
his ' '.« n
Mus illness. The deceased leaves Amnunl‘rederi'cl S A are“
a wi ow and three sons. Mrs. Wake- ' Chorus Choll:
man all the youngest son are now at iivmu.
the home of Louis Wakeman. Major pg“... , ’
Williams Wu‘ihdlonofflenryWIkb ' in... flu in a. Carpenter.
mas land‘was a manner of one of the
oldest mo- in w- Stnte. Besides
Louis P.. there no two others broth
ers. II. B. Waheman. of Portland. Ore.
and it. .i. Wakeinan. ”of Greenwidh.
Conn. The remains will probably be
brought here for interment.
NWCAHAAN.
l » - a-éu. I
am ill. rectal, the proprietor of
the ;d‘ goods storep'ia making
arra omen s for the opening at an
early date. Several loads of goods
have arrived and are being placed in
the issue building;
Stephen Hoyt: ofthe Nurseries has
secured the contract for the Consoli-
datde married Company. for beach!»
ing the grounds around the large new
will transplant at Coccob. This concern
wili‘transnlaut: about? fifteen tress.
about ‘28 inches in diameter and our
30 feet'hlgh. The result or’thia' ilov‘el
meth of lindseape' adornment will
be wa bed withlmuch interest. .
Brakenlan James uonneily suffered
a severe and painful injury at the
Stamford station yesterday morning.
While moving a truck which had been
left d .39 close to the edge of
the pi tform, ' or the passage of the
New Clanann train. he inmmed the
small finger of his right hand against
one ofthe post supports. innovating ii.
necessitating. the immediate attention
of a physician.
The frost. has done considerable
damage this winter to the l'Oildii and
walks. The principal damage is in
the tar sidewalks in the center of the
village. 'l‘hewalk in front of Ste
ven 's garage and on the west side of
Bel rodli‘ilvelllle.’ near the depot, Will
have it) be reintd. The upheaval of the
frost laden ground “has raised the
walk to a considerable height and
great clocks" np‘pezlr every few feet.
The platform of the station has been
raised nearly a foot from its founda-
iion. which will‘ necessitate rebuild-
. the ~ A
“ ll Cbarofi‘ ”I13 .. rlk. .v ‘
The followihl mini was reu-
dered: « ,, »
“ Organ Voluntary.
. ’ g ,-
3" WW
..,
Anthenl-"Ai uiit."
‘ Whirl! Choir.
Scripture Reading.
Rev. James W. llllvls.
Anthem~"lt is ’l‘hy Mercy. Lord,"
Chorus Choir.
introductory Remarks,
Rev. Charles S. Maci’arland.
Address,
liev. George Drew Egbert.
Offertory.
Anthem.
Chorus Choir.
Address.
Rev. Royal W. Raymond. ill
Hymn. .
Benediction.
Rev. Charles S. Macfarland, iii his
introductory talk. stated that it was
a great pleasure to him to come into
a community and find ministers who
were not bound down by hollow eccles-
iasticisin. but- got'togetiler. con-
sidered the nee a of the community.
and accomplished something for moral
betterment. lie called attention to
the work of purification which has
already been accomplished and called
attention to the important matters at
present before the Connirmticut [Agin-
iaturc in connection' with the excise
problem. and then asked Mr. Egbert
to explain the nnturelof the bill which.
was introduced by. Representative
lQuintard, and which comes up for a
hearing tom'rrow. and“ which will
doubtless b .e the/support of a large
number of iorwaik people. as well as
the attendance aluiqlctive support of
the Sol-walk Minintcrs' Association.
ltev. .tlr. Egbert. in speaking noon:
the bill before fine legislature. said
that yesterday he saw four young men.
galloa- '
Jy rolls
Find the politicians. - if the line of de-
lduor traffic the conditions would soon
of cars drawn by an engine which is
pulling and panting on an up-gmdc.
trying to overcome public sentiment
and to get the people aroused to the
benefits of temperance and prohibition.
As soon as public sentiment ls‘sufll-
ientiy aroused. hOWever. it will be as
if the engine has passed the summit
of the hill and puts speeding along the,
down-grade entire other side. So, be
likened it would be the work of the
Prohibitionists when the public real-
es the situation in its true as-
pect‘s. At the present time. the ‘ba-
lanoecf power remains in the hands
of the saloon keepers. the politicians
aniin fear of them and they are be-
arhtion could be drawn more strict-
ly and the politicians be made to feel
the power of the opposed to the li-
change and reform would make much
more rapid progress. ,
Mr. Raymond made some startling
announcement regarding the rela-
tion of the saloon to business pms«
perity. it is often urged that if we
restrict the saloon too much factories
will not locate in the town since many
employes patronize the saloon. Mr.
_ geisha
, at t 9 work _
the woman and the ministers but no
Child up liwbo men and see that the
law is enforced.
2 Cottage Ave..
9223.... ._. _.... . v...
is Hill liail Pill
taro of the game‘mas the one-blinded ing.
catch Of. a beediilcr by little litinnir-
iii-oadv‘vay. i'Ia'ndbills had been pt'isleil l
announcing the game, with the result
that there was a large attendance. The
lineup follows:
”“W'V‘i'”
REDDING.
Marcus l-l. Barr has resumeii'hls pt!
siiion as clerk in .i. M. Sullivan‘s
Bullfrogs. .. Hoptoada. store.
Y . ‘I ‘ v
if“ “if” (, ' 1“” him“ The public school't'eh‘chers of this
lllllt‘?) ,. P Curl bake town attended a teachers institute at
{1:11:03le lCliN Ill; ,V ii Neill." illlllllury on Wednesday.
1°?!" 'j‘g“ .. , ~ ,, A- ““e““{" .u. .l. Sullivan and Selectman Brilli-
‘ltfifilg‘l‘ll’lzluhhu SS!) 1‘53 Altitllllild lev wont, to New York Saturday last
. .; I‘ ' ' . '
ltlls ”in" m; Savage \\i:'i'li. to view the St. Patrick H day pa.
Let James LF \V. llcneiisllll at
Lee Close Ci" Walkm- ‘ ”10 Slunford school basketball team
met with defeat. ill their game with
tile lily.r school at Stamford last Satur-
l‘il;‘.
Robins and blue birds were in evi-
dance hereabhut‘s“ last Sunday and set
vel'iil flocks of wild geese passed to the
llmihward. ‘ '
l ‘ William Banks, son” of Sheriff Banks
goes in Bridgeport. April 1, to tako it
positionrln the factory of the Cornwall
and Patterson Company,
Mrs. Jennie Baldwin has brought
suit for a divorce from IleGrand Bald-
tvin on t‘lle-groundlof intemperance and
cmelty.‘ She further petitions for the
restoration of her maiden name of
l'(: terson. .
, Peter Peterson its-nominally ln‘pos-
Contractor Nathan Finch has been session of lillekiel Burt‘s plawthmsii‘
awarded the contract for the lower an oxecufimilssued on a ludlment in
which is to be. erected for the new it l-Té‘filmfis 5“th brought by the former
fire bell. The tower will be .30 feet in last fall. The property will probably
height. The bell will be operated by soon pass into illehands of another
electricity. party who bargained for it several
.. Hon. Chalicsfi; Waterburyspends months “30- ‘ .- 4.
much time ill Hartford and enjoys lite Allhdllsli Mrs. 217:1." puncombe was
at the capital city greatly. His sister bequealhed by ll .r husband" only the
Mrs, in. a; Seely and MM 1191..“ w“. life use of their farm the concurrence
terbul-y expect to spend some time in of the two children. who are the other
Hartford during the early spring, .. heirs. enables her to place it upon the
. . market for sale.
John D' Crimmins has spent part 0‘ who now conducts the farms, is a pros-
the winter in Florida; at Palm Beach. pective ilerohaser. . .
‘ ' v V. a- ._ . ..
'1 h“ *9“ ‘0’“ ”“9”” "at" "‘m h‘ “.i Out of‘ the wreck of last. fall‘s build-
ceutl held an interview with l’resi _ . . . ,
dent yRoosevclt. on the railroad sltuu- “‘3 operations and aspilatlonlsogtgmfilye
The work of Frank Mills. as umpire.
was satisfactory to both sides. Next
Friday a combination of the two tuition
will play a team captained by Ellwuld
.l. Leary. of South Norwitlit.
DARIEN Alto uoaoron.
Harry B: Danchy‘ will return to his
home in Banner Coiuadwrtprii.
Mrs. Georgetheriander. of New
York is expected for it visit with Mrs
Richard Frost and Mrs._\\'. .l. Fleming.
Dal-ion.
‘ Charles Adams and family will soon
remove to the house of William Nash
having rented, his place on Main street
to Mrs. Bobby. '
.4.
l
l
Howard C. Plati. 1“
"0‘ ”“9 °' them. ("9" mm" ”a" '0." Raymond spoke of the unprecedented
“39- enter a—saithn. “d horwaited .un- prosperity of the southern states and
ill they came out. showing in "191‘? then showed by carefully complied
faces all the marks of dissipation. lie statistics that By far the lll‘sel‘ part
said that a lady in the audience had of the south had eliminated the saloon.
told him that “‘9 came “0"“ from He fastened to the old state of Ken-
N°""“m“ " W": “all“; ”1‘: ”"1 lucky which has been so long notor-
that in arm at er geto .t doom
ducior was obliged m lift from cm: ions for its liquor drinking habits,
Platform 3 Within) "9 not W 0 Gazette" the official organ of the Li-
}9531 “33' “e "1“" ““19 that a m“ quor business. its mouthful anticipa-
m‘d 53‘ l“ a ““0" l“ horwalk which tion of what it conceived to be a great
“'“lmked a “3‘00“ and had “9°“ 9' calamity when “Old Kentucky should
man and a. Woman drinking together become.‘dry."
”‘ a ”00‘“ them . ‘ In this connection be also showed
. lie “a” further that 0“ his “g" that over thirty millions of the eighty
acre County Commissioner Pease had which form the population of the
H‘lflld that 011 hlS mud“ or “18 different country were "Vin! In “dry" dNBLflCtS.
places he had found doors locked and Referring to the work of the minis-
heard the voices of women in booths tors are seeking to do in this town
1“, Silcox & S“'e°“93"“ place 0“ the to remove the evils of the saloon. Mr.
“Mg,“ Raymond urged the business men of
"\\e ministers do not expect to be the town to come out. openly on the
4M“ "’5 reform a community “5' law. side of the law and order and forcibly
""' we'llwpmposedo make it “91“", illustrated his point. by telling of his
“5 ””53“” 1°" boys and 3'7"“ 'go own experience while a pastor in New
wrong, and we will not. if we can help York.
it. let them become grist for the aa- ‘. “An old woman came to him and
'30“ milis'to Film-"'7’ “ ‘ j said that her son was being ruined
“9‘ "'8? “Wk" ‘“°""“’." °' m“ at a certain “Miller's Saloon." He
"‘5 PM“ “‘i W”“"‘“‘ “‘1' 3" said. “i will go with you to the Chief
stemiousness 3! the h unsuimnih, ”9° '01 Police." She replied that it would
°t “‘9 “I“ order 0"“ "d ‘5 Germany. be of no use. but he said they could
where the “[00]“ are family resorts. try and 80 went “on . “the“ be m.,
:23 gmfied the“! W" "“3 Amer,“ rived‘hc told the chief that hehwafnted
. ' . ‘ ' ‘ Miller's saloon raided. The c is ex-
"“"‘ ministers MW” ‘° ”in“ "'2 pressed great sorrow for the unfor-
saloons as “‘“mm? as possible, anatte woman but said he had been
3“” M." EM and he outlinod'a them ten years and had never heard
plan to remove thotabies and chairs anything bad about Miller's place.
from the barrooms so that men would The minister said. "i have never
not enter and stay until a late hour. heard anything good about it and I
"e “‘9“ touched “9°“ this danger to have been here ten months only."
“'°'“°“ "‘qu u”. “we “3"“ "‘9‘“ when the chief said that all his detec-
‘md the‘boothl. 3‘“ ammo is intense in tives were out. The minister said."i
and quoted from the “Wine and Spirit
1
sting.
stamps.
ms at. 1 mean
of civic righteousnosq fol
git-W111i
minimises.
calming: m .
, 13
Strictly
Fresh Eggs
250 ~
A. Stuli
Phone 223~3.
East Norwalk
all
On Your Walls
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more rooms to he
pnpored this yenrf
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
the very iatut patterns. The selections
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tions of the belt factories.
Agent for the‘obert Graves and
F. R. Beck Company.
—
Crockery. Glassware. Hons-furnish
lng Goods. Framed Picture;
Wh“. EDI"... Poles Wl‘“ fi-Iorqj
“I
Cloth Ohlden, with fringe, (to.
Window Shaded and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor-
We give the I. I H. Green Trading
‘ ads... lN \ -
L H”. 5ECKER ‘
South Non-walk.
37'
DE VID . W. R] YMOA
F can! Dlreofor
d Embalmer.
19 North: Main St. South Norwaik
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 134-2.
Telephone at. office. 336-2.
bT'l
l t
her lave." “6 ”in“ alter a still will wait till they come in." and sat
more intense in he: vices. There is down under the telephone which he
:3:th worse than ‘ drunken “'0' said he co lsidered a good placei as
' ' ‘ there was led a telephone in Mi cr's
He then explained m nature of the place. After a while the chief brought
bill before the Legislature. touching his detectives from the back room and
especially "pm the‘ point. which pro- said they were not so far away as he
hibits the “8'" M the premises for “' thought. He sent them out and they
quor selling for at least a year after “.1de the saloon and took all his
conviction under the proposed new gambling oiutfit and he was fined.
Some time later, Mr. Raymond said, he
called in to thank the chief for his
‘work, for' he said in New York the
citizens felt that when an officer did
the thing be was elected to do and
paid to do. he deserved a vote of
.1
w. .
“is this bill practical do‘yotr drink?"
the speaker asked.‘ “We ministers are
suppo d to be 18%!th fur
atics. Elfut I have written to the chiefs
of police of a dozen cities asking them
tion in this countijy.
WESTPORT.
Ludway has materaliacd one
story cottage.
.liam Arnold ha
12 by 15 feet. ‘ Charles
Williams is putting it up for him. Wll~
s planned to construct
Mm' Rocelia Brown has mow“ ““0 it slab shanty on‘the back road run-
if they think it. is practical and'tbey
all (10."me Bridgeport. New-Haven;
New London. Norwich? HartfordrNcw
Britain. Meridian. :Staniford..~Nol-walk
and SouthNorw’allt have conic back
thanks. When he called the chief was
chief returned and saw the card he
said to his detectives, “Come boys
that minister has been in again and
out and so he left his card. When the '
Emmanuel Rectory.
visiting friends ill town.
..... Smith ter trade with Thomas Quinlan.
"“3”“ .fromiai'ssvem attack of the grip.
a guest at the residence of Mrs. P. ii.
rerry
star to Hamilton Brothers in Bridge-
port. ‘
”Miss Ellen-Purity bns‘rettirned to
Bolton where she is enga
teacher. -
’lllng from John
Mrs. W. Sherwood of Greens Farms. .Fm-gp_ ~
“ "1““ ‘mnmed' u is understood that Charles , r.
Mrs. Frank Benton of Brancllviile ls “mum“ will move into the house on
the idzequelle property adiolning the
West Reading station which he recenti
iy purchased. W. E. Mandeville, the
owner of the building which, now 88!“
Moore‘s corner to the
Lloyd Allen is learning the carpen-
Mrs. Henry Whitlock is recovering
" thk r‘Perry. of Pilirileld, has been son, desires to dell" the property in
, , it.
\i ‘. Brouson's change .of tans. '
John Scully has sold his fine road. ‘ l P
of its big Gilhcr
the coming summer
outcome of several _
ill the Legislature. One the
riding for a model‘fln‘nr in'
iy‘of the .
emanated from Sierra.
reimburses the college for
which it. had topay asasucc
on the Gilbert befiuestn ‘
ged as a
The cottage prayer meeting was
held on iday evening at the home
of Edwar McEliwnin.
Mrs. B. . Dykemwa, whodlis vary
ill. does no improve as rap y as er . ‘ .
many frien 8 would wish. .. George Rochweilrwhor oc'cm
James Sherwood of Cross Highway l". Saniin'dd mineral sprint,
district is c fined to his home by ill- bastion.) ‘ L.
nesa. His aughier has left college ‘hollfie Oil the I? .-
to care for her father. Wthh E- S. W“ lama
The Steiner General Putnam has
been chartered. for service at the Jar
mestown Exposition. and Arthur Baby,
of this village, ‘her engineer, will. no-
company her. . .
7 :Thomas Quinlan of this place.
. . Anotfibr bll
'u’ut il
Mr. Rockwell's son the comiu
on a‘ shortlist arrangement.
McCollanl will so
tion, work. on the _
is to be Mr. illvevmores summer
.sidence. . . 1- ‘,..
_. Builds
has
the contr ct-‘focrebniiding the frame A iit has “enigma“? ..
residence‘lab Greens Fannsjvffir ill... 1!. Readgcottagc at! the Center ”3'
Bedford. which Was ‘reCentiy‘ldesti-oyod. Grace Airilory ito"Bcnch‘ Baldwin. ‘Wll
i. #250“ Contra. of McKinley street, is.
ves as a. railroaddepbt as well as ‘a
store and a. residence for Mr. Bron-
stead of longer leasing it and hence
What: has Storm college will nitrite
tlfarm in Georgetown
depends 9.“. the
bills new Militia
asti‘re pro-
ieach’ coun-
state is Muller-stood "m have
the $2.600
ession tax,
u'pietl .E
‘is about to move. into: the.
‘ ' ‘ Live‘rmorer place
has vacated. The
Livermore farm will .be‘ operated by
3 Mason-
0" T‘tlfillme l‘L’COREtH‘t'-
main bone: which
"‘ {rival
liral [lo has'made the study of the subject di’d will be m let “3 write you one
by “'9' The house will have all the will move it‘to land he owns and no mom convi' ‘ land surprising state- da . too ’is‘te. Such things have hap~
modern int veinsnta and. will cost ‘upy it. The summer ' homo Which'me in'rl'dll >10 WEN?!" ‘WC- ‘lpeli'ed before-and. are likely to again.
“"0" W‘ “W WWW .- t‘n‘owi’olcou Iodby‘vtlleco use: ' me i. .t‘ ‘ ms . mu . -- . » ~
A; died at Mimi‘s EMMA-Vat, on an the ban 12““ng ”truncating?“ Wynne. of Wll‘l'w’ilffi' JOhn B. Emeline,
Wednesday“ Tbs‘hecrlad will! it. 113' “annealing: theshjlnvltefi'rtojbur-l‘ 1 dammit-times “adamant“ ' . . ‘-3 lam.
are or 0 its Farina (time we‘ll bids “.{Mmgrm contract has not . grate applahse of his hearers. its at. “to. '«lhht ml.
him in thieviclnitye Withvhis lam. yetibun‘lawm' ‘ . ‘ . ‘ .' lpupalthe.ilhpltihiticu party to a train; in m Net-walk. “an.
' .. . . w 'r' Wu“ , .. ' "543:: .:' . t , :-'~. g .
‘ . ' . . '0 . ' .1.“ . v” . . ‘ . y ‘
theannwcrs that they. think it‘ia a
practical bill. Also from. judges of city
Counts;- in different cities 1 him letters
stating that they thin! the bill is pra‘cr
lioal. among them Judge Joseph B.
Taylor. Judge Exits. Lockwood. Prose-
ctulng Attorney-”William F. Tammany.
Pipsccntiug Attorney Leo Davis, Li-
tluor. Prosecutor William 0. Olarlt and
mam'tothaga. ... g g '5: 1'11""
“Now you can do-‘your part in aiding
in the passage'oi’ thiis"*bill.'and help
it becomes "lam-wusriistonlgltv tft'is ,
good ‘ susaay amnion: Work)" viewer
- the chairman of the Excise Commit.
tee. State Capital: Hartford. in favor
of this hill.~.- MMB‘VWB' ietberyhriof:
1 am a motherp‘pass the bill.'_or ‘I am
a father;.pa‘_ss they“ ll.‘ The hearing
on the bill will. come up on Tuesday, .
and theatre raspy of you psi cantalo-
graph so that the telegrams will reach .
the cbalt'mim Just, before hearing;
'For libd's 9,3154%)!!!” the hi 1; or some 1
an rmessa “Annually of you as can
should attend the bearings. and give
to'tll‘cl'ii your nmralweigbt. Thequ'
fwaik .Miniktcrs'idesoclation will do; so
and aétlva'ly" support the measure.
Pray for those whogare working for
the .biii’; pray. for that
you will have to go out and raid Mil-
ler saloon again." They did so and
captured his new gambling outfit.
The man was fined heavily and
threatened with imprisonment if he
committed the offence again. The sa-
loon keeper was anxious to know who
had «used all this "pernicious acti-
vity.“ The chief. would. not tell him
for some time and finally did so. say-
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FRANK C.
VAN sc‘or
. PLUMBING. film
i arm rpm
nor. yum}. ‘
MD...- l»_y' m
ails mummlmli’f
_.I‘InllZin¢- new:
'uaoutsuunsws _;
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community not ‘M‘M"
I
an.
’ number of very desirable homes for.
a,
aiwllJ"--—' 1- ”Clear
Excise Comm", , . IT'SwPOLICY 'ro SMILE
tee.for,tho Leg lattlte.and consccrate in the face-of disaster. But the best
‘yotlrselvesio t awark. . policy is one issued by a good fire in-
ng‘uLmOVgr w,:lcaymond. the ppm.- snrance company. .
speaker'iof tilejevening touched FIRE HAS NO TERRORS
'h‘iwmfim‘l’m‘“ °§ tanner» fcr the mhn‘ who carries one of our
Wlw‘ ““3“ before. ‘poiicies. ‘The’ wisest thing you ever
.. ‘ . Import
f. the Crowd 1 nm- in a;
" hisili‘cworkrand'Wasuable to Present today.” Tomorrow may be just one
snu- and Hockey. alien. It still
liliildl Hairdo ill
ill Main st, Norwaik.
Winslow's Best. “Brownie" Spring
Ice Skates. Skate Straps, no.1...
r
II 000 H MANN I. i
loath Norweilt.;.:ccnn.- ‘Nl-t‘i
Tcl..132. " _‘ ”Lady Attendant,
Thdk lrurribin'g
in your house is of too much import-'
ease to your-health and happiness to
let any} such work unless
th , ., 'l-ecbanlca. under-
every branch‘of the plumbing
Wag synteml. My work in
Arthur I. B‘pnodlct,‘
litmus; i1 Arms. Tmnma.
I «we. at. e
.\
I sell only investments that i luv
perdnnailyi investigated. and wide
have been moat rigidly investigated
by some of the’very best business and
professional men in our city. who hay.
lsrge‘Jloldings with us, a
ommend these investmen
most intimate friends. iii: as
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal, interview. . .
it. i.. ocean‘s. 0“.va Agent. -
10 South Main Street. '
mm.m
a to no:
1
1347 _ 1991!
PLUMBING AND STEAM l
HEATING. ‘ I
HOT WATER HEATING. I
HOT AIR HEATING.
‘ s‘rovss AND amass -
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gee Fixturm
Metal Calling. Etc.
Have you lean our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES it .
THE JONES & Horcnktss
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET.
ilailgiinah N l.
for freight Only
(in and after Tuesday, January 2.
..‘lri‘i. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (exceptl
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight resolved
.it. Norwallt up to' i p. m. and Scull
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. m. '
NORWALK SIEAMBOAT 60..
Arming J. Smith, C .c. Hogemn.
Lessee. General ‘Auenl
Win Not run Yeti
OWu Home ?.
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have is
NOR'WALlfl
sale. and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton 8s Cb
INCORPORATED. 9
5 Railroad Avenue, South qua’llt
svzav "LX599; ' DRESSIRG cum.
.. sea J
should be‘ equipped with I" dain
snow white. one piéce"‘Standard" P0
celain Enameled Lavatory. ' ‘ l
Have you ever stopped to oonaidel
how delightfully convenient, it. would
be to have hot and cold running watch,
in your dressing chamber; Ileana
ing apartment of first floor toiled
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. ' . ' ‘
We will gladly quote you pricemOuI.
plumbers are strictly competent. Ing-
cbanlcs, honest and reliable. 4433.2
' A“ ~. ‘ vi ‘D ' n .
Hor‘ac‘b’ R. N85
coausn MAIN AND ‘WEST d
‘ rile new
Horn VICTORI.
on: MINUTE FROM DEPOT. *"
EUROPEAN PLIAN. 5v?
. Our rooms a specialdutufl. m: ‘
andrliectric= Lights throughout.“ m a
cry room heated. fir: .
RATES REASONABLE)?" f.‘
Finely stocked cue in‘ connection. ‘ .
. A full line of Aeker..Marrlll"Gr:-M~ ‘
dlt Cola celebrated Wines, Liquors W
Cigars alwayaon hand. . .
r. J. SULLIVAN. Props-lam
Telephone c'all. list-.3.
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Norwalk Chronicler