Horse; _ s sin! Hotnessrtepsirlug
House, (3de :
Rubbochires furnished tor all vehicles.
“ ”owls
a;
continue BUILDER AND optima.
' Main Street. ‘
t. ‘ .
tithe have your leighsmirrd soil pointed.
r
M WRIGHT
South Norwsllr.
’1‘”
l
olivine.
“NM
EDWIN H. MATHEW
JOHN H. KNA" 1
[IIDIMOKF H.
“ownmwh . ... . ....
t. Your. Clock
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
‘ tiring»
ioo' Suits. Costs. Ohms, Wslsts, Furs, Funlinod Coats,
to, Home gorsets sod Petticoats.
E IN BOTH STORES.
in St" STAMFORD.
33 So. Main Bio 800
oal
s ton of on
”Try
1
:‘l’nd hosting your house.
HARRIS” o GANS
HE HATCH & BAILE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
CO..-
‘ to Water
MiLL, loot oi Marshall Street.
LUMBER YARD, Wstor.,8trsst.
‘ The use inhuman oi Hardwood Flooring, bore
rule. is rapidly increasing.
The reasons are: let, it adds greatly to tho appearance of
2116, it is early to clean and keep clean.
long run than the old'method oi common flooring covtlt‘t‘d with c
We have a large and varied stock or Edge Groin Yellow ‘Plnc,
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. "A hint to the wise in sufficient
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFlNG. A superior brnnil oi‘ ready .mado,
i
TH NORWALK.
w..,............ u...“ now-M...“ Wm ~w—“n—m .
$5.00
per in
r'NOLZVNUT COAL. >lt lights quickly, makes s
lint. lively ilre stiltsbls for betting, brolllnp, trying, boiling, roosting
2) Suit 8 timed,
Sale of Winter Stock. ,
9 most por'ss‘ws'ho not carry 'over from one «lean to an-
- cut the prices right Ind left: Come and be. convinced.
Russisn
Street.
Mber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
Tel. 45-3.
i’cl. 402.
or partly covered with
(I room.
11rd. it in much cheaper in the
it rpv-t.
Qua rtered
unto-dole
Moduli. Wlirrnnted [or‘elght yctlrs'Wour ’wiillout repairs or attention of
.nny kind. it is ultimo good substitute for ollcioih no a floor cover
ing.
NBTIEEl
We wish to announce to the public that wo on» still in the
and selling the
~ 122 woven eraser.
I“
GREAT PHI
,t
1‘ ‘
tgéltlltilll
The B. Hershfield 8: Son (30.,
TELEPH
business
’ Best Grades of. Coal
: 1
him we can wow: it. We are giving you your nltluhy'u worth in cool, not in
‘utiimpn or any other premiums. (liw- no at trial. We lulvo until-tiled uomc
people who have noverlwcn smluilml iii-tom so why not in no finitely you.
ONE 29‘
‘fi
.. .. «rho-M...“
5
.HOLIDAY GOODS
The Fair Clock and For Store,
, 68 {Washington Street,
m......_.............,..... u...
6 Yard Pea Coat $4
‘ South Norwallr.
.50. N0. 2Nui Coal$5
Etta. Stove and Nut Coal. $6.50.
. Delivered in the cellar.
, JCdlefllllll screened. '
‘ Best qualiill.
w-...~.. .. ... .- ”-mmw -W...
u
, 3Wedneaday.
Fresh Meets. Chickens and Fowl n the most
‘ Reasonable Prices.
who“.
Dom... o...
sou-m uonwsut.
. Free item slate.
mond Bros.
......
E. H. Msthewson
John H. Knapp
Christlsn strtx ' John
PLUMBING.
SHEA!
AND
.9”-
‘qroml. of tho town.
J. B. CONNOR.
—-—
Tel. its.
” “ oo’ tomorrow. oonii.
"inshore-WW“ ”villi“
trod I-l. Ions».
costume...
sumus m rooms.
‘ mum
n
“85.3.”;
. wry-tonic m
errnso snowing m.
olneovons,
Henry Isyrnour
Ismsi momma.
Joslsh ll. Mervin J. Wollses Mervin
H. Light .
HOT WATER
one FITTING.
O
f Tin. ”Sheet 1.... Coops: .-
' snd Zinc.
no... a. Jordouw ,‘
tut [stilt litters,"
in in lithium!
lain lliilct, iii Stilt Strut,
onloonnonv.
i. one
so well so, Norwslli.
It Wsshington st” to. Nomih.
Real Estate and insurance.
We hove sovsrsl occidod bsrpslno
in Income producing property but
must lacrosse in wins with the rapid
Mgr.‘
Service sud Cuisine Up to Dots,
Rates '2 per dsy sod upwards
.- "'Thoiwm bile cool. *iitu then tun
“ creature; theta
» Church- ‘
1‘ ,ctill'luid up st lilil home, in scout Nor, dflchlm
a 'wa’lh with an attacker they-in.
i- ~Method‘ist Church who held loot even-
. lug, routine “ll-lie" beibs dicposed ‘oi.
Stock sud General inrorlnstios Ticker
Sunday Dune—r2 75 Cents.
THE NEW
cry room hosted.
Finely stocked (Me in
nerve you in iuiure.
ONGOIN.
72 No. Item it.
' we wish vou'oié’hfiu
A Happy and Prosper—
one New Year
and thank you lor your liberal patron-
age you extended to us and hope to
RATIO BEACONABLL
60 ”n“.Ms
':- Hotel Victoria. '3'
ONE MINUTE PROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PM”,
Our room s opsolsl result-o. ass
and Electric Lights throunhout. Sue
A full line or imported Ales, includ-
ng the tumour Boss's, Burton's sud
Burr it Cole Stout, hlwsys on drought.f
T. .l. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Tetsphons Coll, 290—2.
LoulsJoseloff
‘l'ol. Coll 6‘2.
I. (‘, Medici, fire. a.
GEORGETOWN cm wows ,
rhino-am
cinnamon com
b.
WW
True Spirits of Turpcnlise
tomorrows MA was»
Z’tlniits know. 1m Vomit-lies, Point:
“in do.
“‘me It
A
~ “win is it you coll
5“sz
.o
; Fit. CHARLES latrines comm
' Mm
New Yul Cii'
It
‘1
"W
mono! Melt?"
oi her boob;
,
”oi .
M.
A “““ffli‘éifh'tl.
_ irom a visit ill/WW“. Long inland;
, the 'drswbriill.
‘ my stomach. llvcrisnd bowels working
A l . , . .‘
i I‘M“ ' } .1 .4 A“
‘4"
Mrs. Hezekiah Mien to down with
the grip. ,
. Mrb.‘ Fred Gothsm rind children hove
returned from It «New Year’s viult to
iriondn or Mrs. Carbonic Troy, N. Y.
A new plunola train the Steinem
fvsrerootnllin «'Brldeebort has been in-
utuliod in the borne oi Horace Meeker
in the North End. "
will. .. ,. . . 7 .
, Q‘v’fifl‘l'g IQ‘ITl-fio ' The West End; oi Norwollt came
over Friday night and beat the Yunni’
wraith" ,. _ . _ .
W4 ' ' .» WI? ’ «gene or Saugntuclt to the tune of 18 to
t V . d a ’ . v
M, There are a number'oi cues of scar.
let lever in town, but no diptlicria has
, been reported to the health «moor ills
neuron. ‘ .
The committee or the tire depart?
‘ . plant. on the coming smoker will meet.
' tomorrow evening at the Vigiluot cu-
, 'glne house.
, ,u The Evening Whirl Club of Sour»
tuck will most tomorrow evening lit;
the homo oi Hr. and Mrs. Netbonicl
Ganlt, oi Gridge street, Giannini.
.. Neill Thursday medial. bullish
but team will ploy the Crescent: attire
old Catholic church building. The
High nebool’boyn have not been beaten
title neutron. -
, Bh-ueiectmnn ,Qrcsr shun. denies,
that he was a member oi the out! of
fit-:Electli‘ncraxiho dined at rt.
nu, wee . cite was in Bi’ld
that day. he was not in the comm
s
u
l! rail are.
ii you to u out?
lilo; are up
v u@ reel:
‘51 ‘de $333: .
u “do digoiflon builds collie oys-
wj'monent re:
tent tndllllfl'fllllfik nu
.....
venue Methodist
August 6, Will hos returned to
his home in Jersey lty‘. after spending
it week at his home in Betta Place.
Mr. end MmeJuBturgoe Randall of,
Senview uterine. buvcreturncd home
”anoint rim-y ‘Brsillcy. ottue Plotv
nor la, Bradley Bridge Pharmacy. in
The oiliutnir are not looking (or any-
oiio in connection with the recent rob
buried in Greens Forms. it is stated
that they believe they have the right
partie- and are rationed to it the mat-
ter go to trial as it in. ‘
A theatre party from this vlll e nt-
tonded the performance of the guilty
Fair at Smith's in Bridgeport Friday
evening. Those who attended were
r. and Mrs. l. .H' adult. Mr. and Mrs.
a cnry Dtlmnt. or'Sauihport, Miss Cor-
ricCrousman, Minn Mary Miller and
W. 8. Kirk. '
W. 8. Dandy. representing the Fair.
banks-Morse company which *inotalled
the gasolcne engine on the‘ draw-
bridgos oi the Consolidated railroad
has been making an inspection tour-
He found the engines here in first clean
[conditionu and complimented Captain
John Allen on his eillclency no engin-
oer. . ' >
, Martha Maura celebrsied her cishih
birthday Friday night with a party.
All her little friends in town were pren-
ent and the evening was one of the
iotlieet of her life. Those present were
Mildred Lawrence. John _i.awrcnce,
Mari e Burke. Thoma!» Burke.'?runcis
Bur 9, Martha Mnurer, Peter Maurer,
TheInonthly business meeting or the
Epworth League 0! the East Avenue
David Dixon, oi Osbornsvene. is
recovering from the eliccts oi ti sprain-
_ed wrist, contained by tripping over a:
pile or boards on the Benedict Farm
Bridge a week ago. , . , ,
Minn Matilda Smith of Rowan
gtreet. will otliertuln'tbe Women'- For-
eigu Missionary Society, or the Beer
Avenue Methodist Church. tomorrow
evening at her home.
Mrs. Charter Weston and daughter.
Mien tinsel it}, Weston, have returned
home to Waterbury. alter a vieit with
Mrs. Wenton'u 'pureutu, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pennington, oi Osborn avenue.
Rev, Arthur J.u8mlih. n.D.,,puetor'
oi the Doubury Methodist Episcopal.
Church, iormerly 9!, Eu,” Norwnlk, hos
uo'iar recovered irom‘bis'recent ill-
noes that be true ableio take charge
oi the services of the church’Sultdoy.
Captain Henry Jerett, who has? duet
completed his work as financial agent
oi the local brunch,,.oi the Solution
Army. leit town today for Hortiord, to
begin his new ileld of labor. Captain
Jcrctt had great success» in the bunn-
ciul matters oi the branch, the people
responding most liberally. Captain
Herbert, Saul will continue in charge
or the locdi field. . '
it Is expected that Fred Brown will
be h contentsnt in tit‘c‘pool tournament
oi the Harder billiard and pool hall
next month. Mr, Brown lies qualified
as a invoritc in this contest by a rec-
ord he mndeosuiurday on the tnble oi
the Mayflower’ilooll and Ladder Com-
pany. Mr. Brown run 83 balls without
s mien. On the runho brake and call-
ed the ball that; limoc"with"out a miss.
The eartcrn end oi the Washington
street bridge his iii bad ehspe sud will
undoubtedly require extensive looking
after in in spring. considerable illi-
ing in has” , done-duds commotion
oi the work in being nirongly recon:-
mended. A number at the ‘iupporilng
beams sepirnto‘rlvirom the planking ni-
icr some of the dirt was dumped in.
At least one «the scleotmen is in is»
vor oi erctln’g u concrete approach to
Morris. Fred Morris, Frances Mills,
Brown Morris and Adaline Morris.
Saturday was the 58th birthday on.
nivemry of Aaron Welch, engineer at
the Bradley axe rectory. A party oi
friends in the village braved the storm
rindY in the evening drove up to his
house nettr the inctory. Mr, Welcb was
taken by surpriue. but he was. just an
well pleased. The evening was passed
in dancing and cord playing. lrving
Allen woke up the inhabitants along
the line with bugle culls. Those who
went from this vicinity were Mr. and
Mrs. William Burnett, Mr. and him.
Irving Welcll, Mr. and Mrs. Ciliinrd
Jennings, Mien Bertha Allen, Miss El-
sie Allen, Jerry =Holnes, Miss Marion
Allen, Fred Allen and L90“ Allen. Liv.
erymnn Williams took the party up in
a cormll. '
The work of the assessors has been
completed so for an the preparation or
the grand list is concerned. As it now
itunds the grand list so nelrly double
what it. was last year. The assessors
have mude‘on endeavor to comply with
the low and ”motile property of the
low at its iuli vsluotion. The grand
list fonts N, “313,757 new as com-
poi'ed with 32,789.757rlost your. The
pol , rd “Troll.“ greets on the iirst of
L" n m plus (“up In £lil'lfil'y’flll V N. ”Will be done with
wwm my“; bo refunded tbo~llst by lillcm remains to, be soon.
at r. H. We mm '0 in. town metres; to be‘beld in March
W *1" ll)" ")6 tux. filly change "I the
.‘J m‘m". method or aeecsemrnt calls out instant
, i... . . ,.
protests, but the assessors mfilte oath
in mm“ were
to obey the low, and the law requires
I," residence on m m that all nibble properly be unused
side. . ‘ ‘
st its Actual votes. it. is diaculi to
Charles Klein, tho
' IA maul: Siting)?" “Valli? ‘
' hove relic c u arisesl eve
since I begin using . “King's New
to Pills," writes Jacob Springer, 0!
est Willie. Hsine. “They lice
. WV
seehowihotimelionorcdcnstomoi
9"” under assessment, which, even ii it is
Monito-
pm W m bu M ‘u u. M eqbiisblc,con beacuscd.
“m" ”am in” ‘1’ meohsulcs, railronderr,
goo. He will
go to New Yorktown days before
returning hero permanent
omen own NCRO’I'ON.
The outli rttles hove been noted f0
be on the out for Donne Wells.
formerly porter at the W House.
in. Burton. Wells is soousod oi stool-
ing no irum s nun who tell sslecp in
the house. ‘ .
Prom: Wood. the postmoster at No
men, is tlndlng ibst more are times
when itissssiortosots bliciob
than to give one no. lie“ sev-
srsl woeks up, but the ”diluent
‘osn't‘ond soy soluble non for the
lsbdverntoly‘on Dr. Thomss' telec-
trio ill. m the sting out or onto
burns or bruises st-oncs. Pain eso-
sot stsy where it is used. .
W i
NEW CANMN. 3*
Hugh Boiler. who hss been ill, in
sble to be out.
lire. Gertrude Pennoyer ls o guest
at relatives in New York.
Oshley Elle has It pooiroosn
sod bsrbsr shop is lonbrooll.
Insult L. Hull continues‘to im e
sitar several weeks' illness with
motile.
o
. flame Club will‘bo la
gllrs. I. ll. Lawrence. Thursday silh- '
It“
i
piece, and therefore Ilr. Wood hos to
hold om. ills woo sure he would be
relieved lost wosh but no sppointment
wss mode. The postdo- doesn't per
much in will”. slim it is isrly,
remunersilvs wheu'tbe «tumor colour
lsuColloldor's Polhtflrzw stw
coedod Munster Donnie. w held
the position tor several yours. sod
but soon dllcslty cs seeount oi a
robbery which ‘
. (loo. Herbert Johnson. who
been ill with grip (or soverpl do!
much improved. ,
bliss Emily Hoyt is linking on
tended visit with her niece, Ills.
l'. line, is New York.
Outflow? am his
erection oi ss ioohosss iov
tr. in Stanford oceans.
if
is?
i
o
.....
in. den. F. Johnson, who has been ,
imposed in several do”. is conve- .,
the motor car, hsa its fore ”I!!! ”I
membered one.
New York bank, lulu resigned and on
csl Supply Co, of 54 Warren street.
or polo expert, whose coaching has
been invaluable to the Holloway Rink
team, won suddenly and serlouniy
stricken with iocomotor siesta, last
night, at the Multaokemo Hotel.
the registeringdesii lu‘ibe aillce. when
the attack came on, and he can]: to
the iloor, paralyzed truth the
down.
lance, including Attorney John Keogh,
Fire Chiei Harold 1'. Clark and
Clerk William J. Donneily.
Frurfli Raymond secured a carioge and
Mr. Holmes was ialtcn to bill borne in,
South Main meet.
er of ability, has been a tiniierur irom
locomotor ataxia {or some time and
has been under the, cal-v or willow York
physician. He supported he was stead
ily improving.
Lu ille Mourer, Ethel Maui-er, Robert .
than who are habitually. constipated.
Orino laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating. the
liver and bowels and restorers the nat-
ural action of the bowels.
tire Fruit Syrup does not harmonic or
gripe and in mild and pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes.
Store and The Cliilordeurmucy. "
close at the Military Academy willlnn odor of 97% lentil) V .
graduate February 14, that. that. buying the city's rcceutlyissnedtm:
been selected by the superintenddent Councilman Dilwbrth poison , _
or the academy in accordance with in: fight against emptingdheoflm;
strllctlonil received from Washingtnun l}; on the ground their . '
The army in.nhort oi od'iccrs andtbe, or sold only mood, (or use,”
addition to the list reuniting from no He objected some ttm'ssoym
early graduation will help materially ion or m m railroad, ’BM .,
in filling some or the vacant ao.~l?.n- too could be gotten. tile o ‘
inertia in existing regimental Ol'gtlnizn- the credit oi the city in I phmgd
I one.
trouble is that it is on insidious die-l
ease and before the victim reallm hi9 payin‘ “w vel- cent, for
danger he may have u iatai melody. 9,. now. My, Dilwortlssulil
£31"? Effiefll’r‘dm‘tmm 3“ "if “V“, ll party that would lose tho city. . .
gn run e no vcorrec s new: . gt i ‘
lorltieu and preveilis Bright's discuss “ “'9 v ' m" c”"““’” m
and diabetes. Pontoon
a
h “"501!”
st the
noon. There will he s business‘ , ‘ .
lug sud election oi cums.
A new door into been lsldvll tilt
Keillor building in linilr svspuc.
The eutrsnee is being to s“
when completed will open on the cor
oer or South seq unlined svonucs. ..
No clue ’to thc‘thleves who‘brolie '
intoxoy’s borber shopllssboooiousd. .. ‘
Considerable pgtety thieving has been ,
going on in.t business center oi
lots. and slibough the ofllwrs We}
their suspicious, no tangible evidence
out be gained. . ~
The large St, Bernard dog owned it!
George Duryes. which wss run over,” , .
w '1:
amputated by Dr. J. 0. Whitney, inst .
Friday- The animal stood thevaupsrs- '
lion well. and the veterinary is boring
ll cork limb mode to replace the disv
We
”5*“
Herbert c. Beriine, who has om; ‘
employed for a number oi years by u
tercd into n ctr-partnership with Goo. *
Kellogg. or this town. iMr. Kellogg lids
been proprietor oi the Hadron Elem MM“ Bl" Kathi?“ l0
Counsel . ,
‘(Contlnnoil rm First Perri
He sold, "i do not know more, but
he hos sold a good deal and i will it,
anything to keep him all mellow:
New York, for a number of years.
and in taking Mr. Bertlue as o psrtncr
he has enlisted the services of on on-
ststi'oent whose success in “mutant the
on i.
Davao-i-
«noun.
' » to lie is me bccsuso we not Dr. Burnett! ‘
A TOR | A on the bosrd and they are giving him
’ . ' ‘ all; soothing syrup in .lil bills. ,
‘ . ,, v, n.’ _ .
in but a...” WWW ’ t‘i’hi’l‘h’th in“ rumor"
' s . 'il wss ’ .
j . and the??? tilt; ‘mndl, :31 no
. menus‘ canon 03" basis ,
M “:1 ' he figured Ill! bill. it; ,
W 7 tery was iovpsssi‘sg h mo-
01'3ng
EN Wl'l't-l :LOCOMOTOI ‘
A'I'A'XM.
‘ “—4—- ‘
Georpe’ Holmes, Polo Expert, Sudden
ly Paralyzed at M hscksmo Hotolw
George Holmes, t o well-knows roll
would probobiy bring on s' slit ‘
the health bowl and upon bioethics
it was decided consult Coi’wrstoin
Council Walsh w out posslsg e vote
to. t
‘ (Bills poid durllig the idoellli'g lili-
olmled to so. .40. _,terit:.wso,votcd
to borrow common . credit or live _
cttxutobi‘lfiy cumugfils. __ ' '
s were, excepted
$10 irons Hope Holt” :0 ’
at
Mr. Holmes wan standing in {rent
o it!
‘2'
woist
Several people came to his uncle
Night
’Odicer.
Mr. Holmes, who is an old polo play- '
[r
Edward F. Dolly appeared at the
“ meeting and was sworn in as broth-t
specter and registrar by met-ham
butt. The report oi, the. librnryw
accepted without reading. " I ‘
Few AmstD—Trymns Gslore ,r,
The report. oi ‘Cbietnot pol,
um Bro icy chimed Wit“ ,
cembcr there were only. i f ,
rents. At the tmlfip bowie b , ,
Very brink. Durng ' , ‘
Were 53?, or o nightly’uveruge _ .
flood Oiiio'ov Doelinoda, ,
AnMV suonv or orrlczns. Chairman. .1. 'r. Hubbeli..o¢l
WASHINGTQN, Jun. 7.——'l'hc tire! novice depurlmcnereportc that
0
How To AVOID APPENDIGITIS.
Most victims or appendicitis are
Orino Lasa-
Ploistcd's Drug
hem
‘rei. and it would be better tom
, «~— Ihlgiicr interest on borrowed; ' ,
AN lNOlDlOUS DANGER. than 10 '9“ the bonds ‘5“ng tie
One oi the worst teatime; or kidney value.
it was brought out tbhtlithofi .
“"8431000 at six , cool ,
it Mr. Mothels who I: Noticed
an as much crushed stone as
‘ idered masons. .,
Drug Store,
ml The Clli'iord Pharmacy. "
V M
Avvmrveo room noosenv. . _ 'l"
KANSlS crrv. Mo. ‘Jan- 14'0"” i John 1’. 5.31? arr”;
men attempted to rob the nascent- on or the *bo‘a 0! '6.in id ‘
, Kansas and Texas passcn~ .
or train standing in the Union station not; fiflgdgé, ’_
* Cr"
are today. They were irigllicned oil . , ‘
without securing any money or Vllllv, “ W'Jmm “:0 A ..
ables. They escaped leaving no clue.
. ONLY cunt F08 DVIPIFOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: "i suitercd for years with,
dyspepsia. need io'ltove great distress
sud belching. i tried everything I
could hear oi, but nothing helped one
until I tool: Brssiliun Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. l’lsletcd, F. ii.
Baxter end The Clllord Pbsrnucyr . 0'
“Motherclsh,” united s door irlond. 7’ °' ,
l‘bow do you account iov your extrsor:
lnsry ion vity?" "it is very simple,”
eihusrlo answered. ‘1 merited s ,
good cook."—-8t. Louis Deepot'oh.
i
the lumps,
in m,
5‘
use fil."cl§"wu£"hm Hmonuitmssdtssutvmho
Misusnlcmrlfflosoowetl cleanse-residing robot: smith
Wmum her moosthjortliewlntu.
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