BER 5.
dryer-bystwwomm w: 11-.
W
11 mm”, rut-1211,1111 ,, .,
Ammunition in All Loads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETI LINE 0'
Double and Susie Guns and Riiles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers. Len-
ains. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.
Ifudqusrtsrs for Sporting 000111111 0mm].
NOrWaik Hardware Co.
39 MAIN STREET. NORWJLK.
Spread Overcoat Sate
3w Men Boot. and Chttdren.
“ .
or
Mcn' s Good Overcoats, block and blue, worth $1000. . .. 86.00
llriler (i mun, worth up to $14.01) . ................ . ......... - 87.98 i
i-ldiil Better tirade, worth 818.00 ......... . ........................ . . . 89.48
418.00 Grade . .. ............ 811.98
The Very tic-st, worth 825.110 ........ . .................. 814.98
Children's flood (lv1-,r1-oats ii to :1. wur lb 81.7.? ......................... 98c
Better ii radon Si .48, 81 .98, $2.48, 83 48 up to 85. 98, worth 8250, 5111113130 up
«'1
l). Sotthelo. '
o‘urrrrrsss roa MEN AND cove. 1
it North Main Street, Soothoruoatk. ‘
Yard Pea Coat $4 50. No. ZNut Coal$5
Eng, Store and Nut Coal $6. 50.
Delivered in the cellar. .
Carelullu screened Free from state.
Best qualitu.
Raymond Bros.
sun's MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
, Farr Cioakand F urStore
A ISRAEL. Proprietor.
68 Washington Street.
.. 0..., Mm... -......_....~.........
South Norwailr.
AN EDUTCATION
Merrill Business College
Is 0 Safe Investment
And There' 0 Thousands in it.
DAY sessrou FOR MONTH ................................ 512.50
mar-11' SESSION FOR MONTH ..... , ......................... $5.00
‘ PENMANSHIP :1 MONTHS ................................. srooo
Enroll Manday, Dec. 2d.
South Norwolk. Stamford. Port. Chester.
WOW-us
3hr. Tarts Chords 8 Suit Noose,
33iBOUTH MAIN 87-. 50. NORWALK
Breat'Reduc’t'tonSaie on 5drts,Coats,5\t‘trts,
Wallets, Sort. and Citddrert’s Coats.
’ti' . Ladics' Suits for ........... 87. 98 3:: all Wool Nun‘s Yelling Walrus $1.98
l0 l.arti1~s'(!‘1mts .............. 85. 98 .
31.31.... rim-d ('oais ............ $22.50 ’ 5“ ““‘m -------------- “-99
3‘1 f' hildrcns (loam ............ $4.00i81d Sets of 1" hrs in gray ........ 87. 98
COME AND_: BE CONVINCED
MILL. foot of Marshall Strut. 1'91, 45.3,
LUNBEH YARD, .Wstcr Street. ' l'ei. 45.2,
Lumber and Mill Work for Every thing
from a. Piggery to a Palace. '
Now is the mm to repair roots for winter's blasts and storms. We have
ovary variety of shingles ransirrg- in price from 82. no to $110 50 per thousand.
s.so we have for flat roofs th1-
LINCOLN ROOFING.
A superior brand ofrrady-madc,u'1'o1iaw roofing. Good where any good
roof is needed. Will stand tropic to at or arctic cold. Looks like rubber
but has no rubber in it. Has so in in it. "as no odor. Csn be laid by
any intelligent workman. A pvrlrct rionconductor—thc best insulating fab
ric model-'61 all commercial purrmms. practically fireproof. it is vermin
proof. flats will not. tomh it i‘-nd1r stable floors it is most excellent
Acids cannot sift-ct it like tin or iron it is tight, pliable and waterproof
Ousted with lino. diary «and it br1 s1-nts an excellent appearance and resists
firs it is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. it is not coated with
n 111111.. of spongy film- which holds water and is soon soaked ofl it is not
backed with asphalrum or rosin. and when properly told, there Is little, if
nay, expansion or contraction. it makes a fine, plain flooring, taking the
place of oil cloth. Warrantr-d for eight years' wear without repairs or at-
tootlon of any kind. Samples on application.
A warm Reception.
voun 'fllENDI eri. storm: 11 warm trunnion wusw
“m" wow you 11118 wm‘rslt 11' you suv vouw c0111. or us.
now: our 1111 our low. COAL rim rs cost.
B. Hershfieid & 5011.
m MAT“ fill". "muons ass
1 ......,...J.... ”1.1 .- s......s .. .'
United imarican I i
- HIN. WW,
i. E. illiKiiiiiiii it ill.
. *“-
win an reso- » but
lion
HOVT'B
Export Eys clsllst 'Attmdsnoo.
Hours-u-B a. trifle 7: 30 p. 111.: aslur
dsy, 10 p. m. -
Factory. 116 Inst 23114 It" N. Y.
A HOLIDAY
Call at our l‘lili1-1- 11ml
exumiru- our ”111- 111'
'Gas and ,
Electric Lamps
For Reading
'l'hcy arc‘ inexpensive. convenient,
ornurucntul. Mudc up to suit any
tnutv. i.» your house- propcrly iiimn-
inutod for the holidays. if not
Let us Pipe Your.
House for Gas,
11'.- will do it 11.1 cost. Our new iirui or
MALI. HAS CLONES llus ilt‘i‘il r.»-
1-1-111'1-11. i'uii :rlui'sm- lllt'lll.
001111601th
Company.
CHIROPRACTiC
the New Science of Healing.
It has made the important dicovcry
ihut thc physical cause of disr-ssc is
located in tho spine and it. has devised
:1 uuiquo tin-thud of adjusting and rc-
moriug ,ihs curm- by mcuus of the
hands alone. ‘
-‘iii'. Francis ls prcpurcd to ruuko
spct'lul analysis of both acute and
chronic discard-s and remove the cause
by expert Scientific Adjustments; also
it) cvpiuiu the philosophy of Chiroprac-
tic Scicncru i shall be pleased to bxtvc
your rcudr-rs who desire information
regarding this science call at
94 E. Washington 8L, Haviiand Block,
South Norwslk, Conn. '
Scientific Magnetic Treatments Also
Given.
EVERY LADV'S al):E88lNG CHAM-
BE
should be equipped with s dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" Por-
c1 lam Funmclcd Lavatory.
Have you over stopped to consider
how delightfully convoninet it would
in your dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent Ine-
chuuics, honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST .73.
on no will moan.
Funsrsl Director
and £111 balmsr.
19 North Main 8L. Booth Nomllrr
. ltssldoncs, I Wsshlngton It. ]
Tslsphons st house, 898. 1
Tsisphm st m1, 888-8. l
Specials For Saturday
and Monday Only.
Volunteer Flour, mnkcs pcrlcct
brood, pcr bar, ............... 75c
Tho Vcry Best Elgin (frcumcry liui-
U’l'. pcr lb, .................... 31:
Milk, lull weight, nor can ....... 10c
lv'orcc, 1: plans .................... 25c
l l’kgL-r. Km 11 Kinks .......... 10¢
A. Stu ll
Phone-.2238.-
22 Cottage Avs.. East Nor-walk.
W1- bavr- the following second hand
AUTOMOBlLfis, which we wiii sell
at very low prices murder to close
them out at ouc1-z P
.2 two-cylinder BUiCKI,
with tops. lamps. etc.
1 four-cylinder LOCOMOIILI, fully
oouippsd.
1 WAYNE runabout.
2 thus-cylinder ILMORII.
All of those machines are in first
class condition.r1-r11iy to run. Call and
look them over.
squlppsd
and Sewing, -
viirtn church tomorrow afternoon
be to have hot and cold running water '
-K (due 11
Nuall WNW
IUIflllafi
(glib donor.
t.aa""+‘1-}°"
Saturda;I 1:57.131,
2913 BOX.
rriuuys being the 11111111- noon quality
and absolutely fresh ivory illllt. you
buy.
THE
11......
WE PHARMACY,
1.1.'i'..'.."“g£1"1ii22m'
8111151111 'Frss of'Chsrps.
Webster Brown, who not been unite
'ill for some time- remains about tiw
stilnt’.
Charles Stu-mood, a clerk at Morris
Epsteins grocery store, is ill 111 hi»
' home.
The monthly business rum-ting oi the
i111 hodi club will be h1- -ld this curring
:11 the, club house.
Somr-‘of tlrc Sruulicr 1-11-1-l1s urn-1'1
covci'rd with skim it't' this morning
for the first iimt- this iviulcr.
Work, on tho Wirilir-d strum sown
mort- dilllcult to dig than it “its litirnil'.
1111.- mound ilt‘iilillt’ l’ru‘m-u.
Cult-h Wood tuteurlcd iiit' tutu-rat 111-1--
Viwu 111‘ his brother, 'i‘bomus Wood, in
Ausoulu.,v1slot-dur- ’i‘iiu iruormcn: oi
Cub-b Wood lips 11 11111111 of four men
lt-pwtri'll'bI't'fl‘Dillg U11- ironwork of ih‘c'
lirhino- pitiiulllimt‘ to putting on the
puiut.
uppiicd iwcstcrduy.
Thr- l""4ilirll‘ oir-kly prayer meeting
or 1h1 that throw Methodist (hiii'ch
was Hill in id 111:1 uniting as usual,
rhr- cvcuiug bciug lulu-n up by, an ad-
drcss dciivcrcd by (ico‘rrtc B, Tumruz.
nu .trnu-niun who told the story of
tho ntrociilcs pruc ticpd in his countl
b1 thr- Turks '_i’i1(,- address was wet
nitcndcd and Mr. 'i‘umrttz held ibum
spellbound by his talk He was dress-
ml in the Arrucniuu costume, which
111l1i1d iut1 routed to hiir talk.
A run-ring 11nd clot-lion of officers of
tho lnyul Workers Society of the Ad-
1'1-111 Christian church Wart held last
tuning at the church at that-lose of
1hr,- r'cgulur weekly prayer rut-cling.
The following officers were elected:
l’rt-sidcrit—Miss .lcunlo Btu-chard.
i'icc-prcsidcnt-mllr11 Richard Blund.
Secretary—~Mlss Anus ilysbcc.
Treasurer—«Mrs. David itmtcoo,
There will be a rehearsal of the
Christmas music at the Advent Chris-
ill
1: 03 at the thumb.
Miss Mary Wright gave a peanut.
party to a few of her fricnds last we
aim; at. her home in E11111 Nor'wulk.
The prizes were won by Miss Lillian
Turner and Norman Show. Suppch
was scri’ed at 10:30. The- remaindor oi
the evening was spent with games and
music. Among those pr '11an were the
continues, thmrgh the 1111-1: iiud it much i
tlu- rouluin-rfitooh pint-11 in 'lii'idygepori, "
.\ portion of thr- iirsr tontwas "
.111." w
”hm’ur't ,
If“. mm‘s
luddlclrrs; 111 muster such colithtfih
W 31”! hrsny people rsiy 1°" Ayrr' s. A
Clwrty Pectorsl. .
disses Lillian 'i‘urncr', (ilndys (iambic
hilurd 11nd licorgiuun Marvin
(laminae Boston. Gruro Fisher
Elliot and ltlomh- Martin and ltrumr
Anderson. Norman and iiodircy show
William isel',ourrl l‘lunk Morton. El
mor' Br-ncdicl. Mulls Mela-1111, Ernosi
Valentine and Warren 8111fi1 id 'i'ht
puny; broke up about 1: iii) 11.111.
~Everybody’s friend—Dr, Thomas
'Ecleotrlc ()il. Cures toothache, carsch.
111111- thr.oat Hosts cuts, bruises
sculris. Stops any pain.
/ ROWAYTON.
c—u-u—nu—
f Tbr- Dillon plnct- 111 111-11 1111111111 11
having 11 cobble wall built around ll
1-): Muyor W B. llubbéli of Bowny
. tori. iii soon to prom .1 wttnge on Bell
. island
The Schuidicc family. of Danbury, l1
. occupying their cottugo- 111 Bell island
for a few days.
Mr 11nd Mrs William l’lnkncY. 0’
Rownytuu sv911111-,ar1:- upcnding a few
day's in Brooklyn
Cobble walls have been completed
:11 thr- iicli island plums of Beers and
[instrument of Ridge-fluid ('min.
Charles blunt-y. of Now York
mulling extensive improvements no hit
property at. licll lsluud, among their
:1 tennis court and ‘cobblo ,wuliu,
i Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Stevens
of il1-li island. entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Suiriuci S Wood and Mr. and
ivi111:.iun11s,of Duricu, Tuesday even-
' MK ‘
lt1-vP William James and wife havr
in'cn occupying their Bell island cot
lingo. Mr. James is owner Of "Eiirr
Homo," on Bt-ll lslrthd, when» vuriour
church. and mission workers spend
their vacations. in summer.
\.
OAI'I'OBIL.
Mn“ ' ‘iittliiidloiiiitrtllnanfiougiil
Ii‘utm " "
of
DARIEN~ AND NOROTON
'A. (3; Main has r1-t1irriod from iloi
5m Notch Conn. _,and in now working
011 Alexander Hood's pint-,1-
.lohn Fairbanks has hurl 11m 11ml men
employed on the sitcom 11.1w tutting
cord wood on his bluu- this wrck.
Tho indins' Aid Smitty or thc
Mr-lhodlst church ruct, with Mrs,
Charles ll. Fitch, of Nor'oton lit-ights.
yesterday.
Nathan Nash 1.111s purchuscd the m.
fuur'uut filt'mcl'in conductr-d by Wil-
liam iflmlurt-rs. lisllroud ar'1‘~rru11,..uuxi
i0 M11 miroths bur‘lu-r tlhth ui11- -r1- ii"
is [ll'f‘plll'ifl l0 st'rve first class nicuis
' at all houn,
R11. 1‘. N. iminc's Mirtnon, Sunday
next, at the M. ii. church, Drrr'i1~rr,.wili
bu upon L"l‘li1- Succcssful Comprcror‘
itlrc tr111- discipicl. in thc 1-v1-11ini;
Mr. idlinc will spunk on "Thu Fuih-u
Champion" triurnsonl.
'l‘h1 r1- is tuosr (orumt-rululrlc lit'ilill}
in the .-luulm ”1111:1112 of the Methodist
(7",hurrh Dur'nic, tmtlcr thtI
lcrrdorsirip of tho pastor‘s wifc,
'l‘ N. i.11it11,-.
cry Friday at the church to
for a Christmas snit-
Mrs lit'firi Soilcck 11nd daurthtoP
,\Ir.-1
prc-pu 1'1-
\liss Attire-11, hnvr- .1rrIV1 1t .1t Wuslrimt
. on. f) C. on their way to A
. TINEL‘
"F.
t otter rum M1», solider 1111;,- cert
brilr urti‘vsi in the formr-r ril' “Non-
lay. 111111 their intention to helm for
“Mills lti ti l-'. the some day.
Control-i111 Hurry Seth-1k reports
I‘. B. Wilson‘ 11 bunsrtlow as pm
trusting luWul'dN completion. it hill
in: mop u lum- fire place, the
building hr $4171 on radar posts with
lattlcr- work helm-cu. Mr Scileck cr-
oects 111 oomph-to the structure by
wring.
There in an uncovered old well on
L'cdur sin-er, now culled the ’l‘olteneke
road 111 'locust l;,llil" which is fluid
'11 be very dangerous especially to
\iorwuik people as there is no fence
u-ioro it on that side, and on 11 dark
birth! or in clinic of a deep snow drift.
l. person might walk unawares into a
role 11:: 0r“fl!tecli no deep
The bl‘rnonthiy rally of the Nor-
our Epworth beanie union will be
raid in the Methodist Episcopal church
it Dark-n of which Rev. Thomas N
balm: is pastor this evening. Rev. W.
"l. Patched will speak on "Follow Thou
tic." This address will' contain a re-
tort of the Silver Bay Missionary Con-
err-111 1- to which this district league
rent. Mr i’atchon as a delegate The
ifilr'crs of the Norwallt Epw'orth 14:11—
;1111 Union urt- Ernest W. Bysshe, preli-
‘dont; Sadie id. Bodwcll, secretary; C
P‘. Trisiram 111-:11111111-1' GeorgcT. Prec-
runny chairman of the executive com-
mlttoc.
OA.T°HIAP‘-
Mn. rationalism top
411% .l
“shim
WEN-oar.
Mrs. Harriet Wi’rirc
Bridgeport.
Perry Burr husrcrrrrnul to his home
in Now llnvcn.
Mrs Georg.- inurphor recently on
:ertnined rclutlw-s from Nor'wnik.
Mrs Wain-r Mocktr. of Brooklyn
has been tho guest; or Mr parents,
Mr. and Mrs. flurry Sherwood have
rtturnud from ,1 visit in it 111ch Clty.P
Thu- Diallliillc Club is planning to
tire :1 play to b1-pr1-n1nitd in January.
Mrs Edward id‘Wihi is again conflnP
d to but br-d at the: iiridrgcport horr-
ritul. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hurics innrlonbers
1r1- entertaining i'cliltii't's from New
York. . .
Edward Nash is currrtuining .loyd
Robinson, of Sthcnrciadr and ward
lliricout, oi (‘in'--1iuuuti
Mrs. (.1org1, (ioihum has bend a re
0"“! cur-st or hcr sou, (icorgc Mor-
wirr. nt (irccuilcid Hill. " ,,
Mrs. li1-1'bcrt Quiurby null childrcn
oi Wcstorr, 111'1' tip» :11. 11111 of Mrs.
Henry Monitor, ni (Trot-1:1 Highway.
Mrs P, .l
li'tmlti', of iiit’l’iis Forms .tlll'lldf'fl iii“
hunting of rib» l). A. ,in Paiiircld
’i 111 sdny.
Mrs, Elinor iii-«b.1111: of Cross iligit-
is visiting in
way. inns gnnr- to Washington, i) C,
1111th slii' will 11 main until illilf' the
holidays,
Miss l-Zlizubctlr Ad'rrus, of \l't'sioil.
who b.111 born .1 guest oi lit-111 Hurrict
1
cfliclcni' tiourrl ihlll",(ll
Thu tongue rncr-is 1-1 P
i
011111-11 of ('t'ilr-is Highway has Hutu-n
1d ironic,
'i'lio “11'1"“! ilib‘m torturo-
gin-u this Honing ur iiur
itrv (icorgc
will h1- th1- spcukci'
\lrs .\'1il ll.\iit1lu-il 11.11'1- .111 infor-
wring udrlrcss Monday nircinoon 111'-
lorr- thr- Currcnt Events Club in Fair-
will bc
('orrgrcuu-
ll. lion rd
1' fluid Memorial library
’lh1- hsrhool‘ 11unnrittc1- mm,- an in-
E?
Man-rid Medics.
be located
diagnosed and altogether misunderstood.
the hair is produced, nurtured and grown,
attention if results are to be expected.
Loss oi hair is carried by the scalp dryi
its supply of moisture or nutrimcnt, and
it should.
. U
p1 oduciug qualities.
Three sizes. on. us and $1.00.
FREE
0... .1..-
“Honest“ M Q m MW
i
[It WsiIsmsl.
Nomik.‘
Danderrne
cm was cannon-s mm
""’. AND we can
PROVE If M
Beautiful Hair At 511113.11 Cost.
WITHIN the last decade great and rapid strides have been lilsric in
Many diseases that were considered incurable
fifteen years ago are now cured in a low day s,snd in many cases prevented
altogether. The scientists of late years have been delving for the cause,
the loundauon, the reason and the starting point of diseaseJully rcslizipg
that the nctnzd and true muse thus I be ascertained before tho remedy can
flair trouble. ., like many other diseases, have been wrongly
to be trc nod. for the re non that it is simply I product of the scalp, and _
wholly dependent upon its action. The scalp is tho very soil in Which
It would do no earthlygoml to
treat the stern of a plant with a view of trunking it grow and become more
beautiful - the soil in which the plant grows mustbc attended to. There-
fore, the scalp in which the llslr grows must receive the attention if you
are to expect It to grow and become more beautiful.
occurs the scalp-bus simply lost all of its nourishment,
leaving nothing for the ltrir to feed upon (:1 plant or even
11 tree would die under similar conditions).
The natural and logical thing to do in either cserc is,
food and replenish the soil or m-ulp 11.11 the case may be,
“ml your crop will grow and multiply 11.1 nature intended
Dr. Kaowiton's DANDERINB
is the only unruly for the it or ever discovered that is identical
with the natural hair luv-pa or liquids of the scalp It feeds sud
nourishes the hair and «its .,, all the work originally carried on by
the mutual nutriz- his or life giving Juices generated by the scalp
it:..eil lt penctratcs the pores of the scalp quickly and tho lssir
moo shown the effects of its wonderfully sshilorsting sud lilo-
Onc twenty-lin- cent bottle“ rs enough to convince you of its art-st
worth on hair growing and hair buntiiyirm moody try It all us
,rJor yoursolf. Now on solo st wary drug and toilst stars in tbs land.
0 h l wurickl
2’. ares. .1. ems
_,‘
Mir.“
Tho hairitscil' 15 not the thing
and it stone should receive the
1
as up, or losing
whorl boldness
a-..
II!" J. CARROLL
i
4 mph l 111- Mon and to
1Mwyiwizflh'fl'fwm £11117.“ to costs 111
;...i'
’ir1yior and Miss Florence -
norm
Viv-from:
’.'il!F"1"
men
formal reception 11.111 ”out?” 'td'llrc
teachers parents those totalled
in st hool work at elligh school. Pu-
pils of the 111.11 ricoo not pl'fflenlt’d bonit-
' is how 11 "Massimo."
A perill'pn 'hutf 11111 n circuirtu-d
rhdmgh Ws'srp‘ort 11nd 1.1». :1. For 111.
and Which hours map) 1-14111 lures 1111
been prmntsd to 1111.- c a .u'idutod cu
in (Mall of hsvlsf the truth y curs run .
«very twenty monies bulwcmt this
town and Bridgeport.
'riiiw CANAAN.
Nov and Mrs C it Benedict worn
in New Your Monday.
Frank lone» shOe factory in Main
street resumed work, Monday, ,
Mrs. Lewis Buttery is enterslnirm
South Norwallt friends, this 'wesk.
F. 1.. Simon and Frank Kelley mails
a business trip to New York, Monti-v.
Mrs, J. G. Waterbury has 11111111111111-
tirely recovered from her record. ill-l
ness.
George Brown and George 52. 811mm
made a business trip to Greenwich.
Wednesday.
Russell 1.. Brit in confined to bill
borne in South Main street, with a 88‘
vere cold.
George B Smith and T. W. Benedict!
11., were visitors at the Masonic
lodge in South Nor walk Tuesday even-
118
Conductor W. A Green has renter!
part of the Rockwell house in Purl:
street, and will take possession abourzl
January 1.
Dr. W [12.1 Kirkrwbo has been
visiting his father W W. Kirk, Rall-
road avenue. has returned to his
home in Brooklyn.
The fair held by the Daughters of
Liberty in Raymond's Hall, Mandny _
and Tuesday nights. was 11 social as
well as financial success.
Albert 8. Comatoclr, who has been ill
for several days at his home in North
M11111 street, is slightly improved Miss
Craig, of Stamford, is the nurse
Charles hit-Plies. who fell rrom fi.’
tree, near the McClanahan lace in
pm" '11 Ridge, Saturday. whie clear-
in; the New England Telephone Com-
puny' 11 lines, is much improved.
Floyd Bartram has commenced 11
messenger set-vi c'e between this town.
and New York. Floyd 11 vetting-2P will fill
a long felt want and the business men
are greatly pleased and convénlcnced.
A11 ice house is being erected hear
the arch bridge Over the trolley-
branch for Charles ll. Fair'ty The ur-
tillcinl lake has been flooded and be
will soon harvest 11 good yield of ice.
Wooster lodge, i O. 0. i-‘.. has chur-
icied 11 special from to leave Slam
ford at i a.m.,oni)cccrnbcr19.About.
fifty of, the members will visit Butler
Lodge of South Noerailr Wednesday.
December iii.
A large number of tickets have been
sold for 'thc 'l‘rnlnrbcns bail to be trout
in tho Opera Horrse,,Tbursdsr. Decem-
ber 19. Raymond‘s Hall has been en-
suited for the banquet which will be
srrrcd at midnight
, The two lame doors "in front of the
engine house have been 111111-11 down
and equipped with the latest. quick-
opcnlng appliance. The doors ,now
swing outward, giving the full breadth
of the opening to thr- hurscs 11nd 1111— '
pat'fltus. ~
Mrs. E. B. Hamilton and son. ilnt'old.
will icuvc for Pluibiicld, N. J.. Sutur-
day, Mime they will remain for tit.-
uiur1-1 hirsP Hamilton, who has con
ducted rhc ('olonipi libusc for the past
few yours. is contemplating the open-
ing or a rcflhcd private boarding-
bousc in Stamford in the spring.
Considerable complaint is being re"-
istr-rmidry passengers on the trolley
brunch concerning the condition or 1hr-
wars in the motor curs chcrul 'dl'”
uokcn and badly in ncul of repair.
There are only fouliccn scars in such
motor car. the majority in log out or
commission. - Four of the scars 1.1111-
becn wired together in such 11 war no
to necessitate the riding backward
from Stamford to New Cannon '1' been
seats have been this way for 1i. 1- lust
«six months.
The great exodus of money-spenders,
whichwas‘prcdlclcd ‘ns soon as New
Canaan went dry. has not materialized
thus far. Business men reportib up-
ureciablc difference in their Saturday
night sales. and if anything are dolor:
nore cosh business Since the dr y nru
darted, several bad debts have been
rollcct'ul, showing that some of the
irirrking men are thriving and saving
many The class of people who are
risking a bushrcss of- string out of town
'or their commodicc are sold to be
ml. the it our desirable element of the
own,,jn ,lforthhr reason their prcs-
men is notugrcatiy missed.
recs-111111.53 iron rub HOSPITAL.
Citizens of Wilton Make a Generous
_ Donation.
From the citizvns of Wilton. rhroueh
Rev. Charles A. Marks. rcctor of St.
Matthew's Church, tho lollowhig were
received Decembcr- It, for the Norwaik
ilospitsit
Ono box psrsuips 11nd oysn-r plant.
live squash, two bum-is of apples, one
1115M barrel of pointer-11. one bag 1111'-
nlpir. one bag pours,mr1- bag beets.
'wo dozen eggs. six cans fruit and lot
Y. box of magazines, seven nicer-s old
incn, box of lint made by Mrs. tubal
,
it‘olsom - M
.. .LGUil! 1,0035;
. Louise undue. ushtors of llvr-
.mnnn. has elected the following oili-
COTS.
'1‘
President—diffs [1111er Schmidt ;
Yir-c- Preslrlonteillrs. slim y.
31-1 r1 tar1~llrs .lohn Molding. -
Fliinnclsi secretary—«Mrs. Adolpll
Dunks.
Treasurcrwhlrs Christian Kramer.
Trttuteo~Miss ids Kraerner.
HAT MAKIRU IOCII‘I'Y. I -
Ti11- Norwalk ilirt Makers such-m
has oi ted the following olllcrrs: J
l’11-sdcnt -John Murray, “
Vice Producing-431101111- Tom-y,
“rotary—Goons 'lynn. ' .
Treasurer—aloha with ii
W...
"NON AOIOCMTION ANNlML.
The annual mmlin‘ of tho on.
sentient Prison Assoelstlpo wit
“it! ill W ,Al iii" “g
tol st 2 p.111 mnost T
wilt-ho rustle sod slam will 11.
soot Int-1 Ann curs-so
saws-1 who ends this Wits-or
vs! or stomps to my posts“.
H... a > 4 11 ya 4-». W i ‘0‘ adv-u
Ira-v '1 ”I '4 . ’V “3 ‘
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