M...
Now is choline to In
Horse «'33:: Tacoma repaired sud pointed.
HORSE OLIPPIN G
Rubber Tires furnished [or oil which
I. M WRIGHT
. CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
North Mlin Street. South Norwsllt.
one I... one s It It...
83 IOUTI'I MAIN OT. IO. NOR ALK
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
w‘ltrerythlug must ob. or we' do not olrry over from one season to an-
Other, so we cut the pricetri lit and left. Come and be convinced.
Ledles' Butts. Colts. Gk ,Weists, Furs, Fur lined Coats,
Roby Costs, Nemo Corsets end Petticoats. .
' GALE IN BOTH STORES.
‘ 516 Main St" STAMFORD.
Russian
33 Ba. Main 81.. SOUTH NORWALK.
I THE FIRE-QUESTION.
For the right i'ire. buy the right coal
our Coal is ALL Coul, carefully screened, free from dirt.
. a
We
,2 good hard. clean Cool, with heat kl every lump. Try a ton and see
. tIIc diflertnce
; HARRIS & GANS CG.
TELEPHONE 450.
68 WATER 5T.
THEE HATCH& AILEY 00..
. ‘ SOUTH NOR& ALK, CONN.
Lumberand M111 erk ior‘Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL, foot of Marshall direct. Tel. til—3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. . . l'el. 46-2.
The use in homes of Hardwood Flooring, burn or pmtly emcch with
rugs. in rapidly incleuuing.
The reasons are: lot, it adds greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd it Iii easy to clean and keep clean. .',lrll it is much cheaper In the
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with cnrpet
We have a large and varied stock 0! Edge Grain Yellow Pine, (lIIIIIthed
Oak and anle Flooring on hand "A hint to the wise is unflicicnt. '
SIPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready made up to «late
Roofing. Warranted {or eight years' wear without. repairs or attention of
any kind. it is also a goodf Ilubetltute rcr niielotb-r us a liner leveling
no.-.—
NOTICE. '
We. Wl'ill to .Inuoumo In the public that we are still in the lumin-uli
and selling the
Best Grades of Coal
and we (till lli'ilit' it We are giving you )mll‘ IIIotIeI' a “mill in i'i‘rll, not in
clumps or any other premiumn. (live till it trial. We Inm- .vatiutied noble
peoplo who have lltVi'l boon untluilml below, so uhy not ltt um I: My you.
The B. Hershfieid & Son C0,,
122 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 291
.m... .—._—.___~..- _.._.._m.....n.3.. ... 3. -3.--“ Mm..-” ... —.
GREAT PRICE Hilltliiis
HOLIDAY GOODS
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
68 Washington Street South Norwalk.
”2.... Ie—r-uu-
Yard Pea Coat $4. 50. No. 2Nut Coai$5
Eda, Stove and Nut Coal. $6.50.
Delivered in the cellar.
Carefullll‘ screened. Free from slate
Best quaiiiu
Raymond Bros.
.m-.......... .3......._.._......-_
. .- W. .... -w.~,..»..
Native Turkeys, - 25c lb; 1
Dscon by strip .......... ..,.‘llc lb. .
Chopped loci ................ 10. til. i
moo Ihoulders ........... to. lb. 3 .
Implied Home .............. 12: lb.
Chickens .. . , ..Ile lb.
Fresh Pork and Meets of oil binds.
‘ “ J W. DODGE.
‘ fl "MHOTOH STREET.
rn,,--- -L. .
Watch our ”Want" "l-ol Seld' end "To
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON.P
Stock sad Geller-l —_lnrormstlos Ticker
‘ neurone“
mill Jet:
ibe minfiters st Downing chest tour
but bebre the enabling or Peril»
moat wsl mode the amnion or s peb-
Iic demon-trillion by the women sei-
irsgists. The police anticipated tron
bio and s large force wse present, but
the women succeeded in msbing their
wsy inside the residence Premier
glmphil-nenmsn, sud re arrests
no nude berore ordor rm restored.
some or the demon-trellis adopted a
novel manner to prevent being cirricd
oil by the police They had attached
to their belts stout chains, which,
when the police were shout to in!
hands on them they would throw
around the iron railing in front or the
building. The police had to break the
chains by force beiore they could get
the women sway. ,
Ow
When a pessimist on ects to be die
appointed he is disappo nted it he isnt.
IOU‘I'l-I NOIWALK, CONN.
IU'INEGt
CAPITAL.
"WM.”
CURPLUS-u—h— AND PIO’ITI.
$17M“
JOHN H. KNAPP, in V
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 20‘ Vice
WILFTIEO BODWELL. Olohidi, ,
I H "nuglnlmgld, I"
. . son nry Inour
John H. Knapp Contact Orununsn
Josiah ll. Mervin J. Wallace Mervin
Christi-n Sewn: John ll. Light
Ind ll. amen.
W1
fidfi‘l‘mjfl
FRANK Ci
VAN scov
PLUMBING;
STEAK
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
80. Norwalk, cm.
Miller a. Jar-idea,"
Hui Estate Brokers,
title, Iioyi’l Tlltlilt Building,
0001'” "CHALK.
lilii 0M 181 Still Siltti,
MIMINIT.
HflliiflEE. flifliiiilil,
“Weilflqm ,
uwmlmnmsem
Real Estatealiii harm.
live hove several decided m“
in Income producing new list
must Increase in «immune rlpid
prmnerthetown. ‘
Hotel Wham.
J. R. CONNOR, III. ' .
Service sud Cuisine Up to M
notes ‘2 per day and um '
tin-n.—
Sunday (litters. 75 Curtis.
Tol. "I
' M'ryuzmiitw
'3- Hotel VIctorIa. 4-
ONE MIND?! no» 0001’.
- EUROPEAN PLAN,
Our rooms e spooisl More. Gee
sod llectrlo Mellie throughout. Iv-
ery room heated
RATIO RIAIONAILI.
finely stocked cm in connection.
A rul line or imported Aloe, includ-
ing the lesions Boss's. Burton's ssd
Bess e Cd’s ltout. elws s on drought.
‘l’. J. till-LIVAH. Moor.
do eioohone
I
nor
AND 873A)!
TING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HO! All HEATING.
AND M
“:37! m1“ Halli“.
“sideline. Ito.
unvoweeoeeoermeud
nuclei
47.3
“candid. T
tosttcnd the tlrst meeting of the cob- “
illiiiliilillliillllii T
TRANOAOTB A GENERAL IANKIHO - ~
I OnlIorn nvonue by the grip.
I: and Mrs Frank Sturtevunt. of Gregory
' Boulevard ere recuperating from st-
; has been quarantined
“runner:
Saturdaymlldi.
29° POUNWD
These Candle-3n made only oi the
but chocolste. pure cane slips and
pure trait Juice!» Mirna? More
In one- pound bullet, in
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
one wssimiorou new.”
oiephons Cell, Mid-I;
All Ordero Delivered Free or
worm Willa-ting with Yn'v
bentinel by J‘wofl pie-ho do it In
this “yo—w rogerd to business.
coll 92-0; with" to news, call
922. it they will; kind y. do so, l‘wlli
greatly convenience dbl- oillce and se-
cure more prompt ”tuition.
Mrs. Melville M. Youu
lously ill at her bottle. 2}
Thomas H. Cant'y. of East Norwallr,
was a visitor in New Haven yesterday.
is quite sur-
rsI street.
The St. .lnmell' Circle met yelltcrday
afternoon with Mrs, I’ranll Merriam, in
Howkinn avenue.
The intuition school will be held this
nvenin~ III the Advcul' Christian
Church in Van Zandt. street
1 .man Gorhem has been laid up ’ior
client a Week at hill home in North
Mm, James Noonen, of First street.
tucks of the grip,
On account oi the illnesli of Mr. and
it" Neliord J. Pintner's little dough
ter, Dorothy. with measles, the home
i
i
Frederick hovcjoy and family are
moving from It! Corie avenue to it Sec-
ond litreel where Mr. lmeicy recently
purchased a new house.
..__..L..._
James Ayres Is titling a twenty-
live loot launch at. h uhop in Beaview
avenue, at the rear 'oi the Crescent
Laundry. for it New York man.
There well a large attendance last
night or, the weekly norvlee oi the Elm
Avenue MDIIIOI'IIIII. Church, when the
Logic was The New Way. The poster
The harbor was skimmed with ice
this morning. Thil "readily occurs
over night now when the weather sud-
denly turns cold, as the harbor waters
We thoroughly chilled.
Mrs, Arthur Beers, oi Cottage :
one, in visiting in Bridgeport ior a low
tiny» and will return with her dough
ter, Mills Bllnche floors, who is the
guest of friends in the Perk City.
The catch basin near the Junction of
i-lrnview avenue and Fort street, and
in the initer thoroughfare. has been
repaired recently, and is now counted
upon to do good service in time or s
heavy rain.
. The new boilcf'ior George B. Vsn
Alstyno'e Crescent laundry wss mov-
er. 9‘
er Colonisl pisnt. with which be wss
formerly connected under the old can
puny. The distributing pan or the verb
ture in being looked litter by W. M.
ilrewer, lormorly president 0! the
Colonial Foundry end Machine Cour
tun! .
. -. nun—m
The Random dredgeru llsve new
emnplcted their work in the lower bor-
hor. though the high I in the chin-
nel am being s .d of. This Is
umpiiuhed by towing s berge shout
or low tide. when soy uneven places
are soon stimuli. The lisut Norwslll
channel was eaten seversi weeks
In ,
Cherie-ll
cull uAegeahikutb is agedtoliisl
s e on
Halo Perth»: II! young My oi
first ntroot, is set
Decker thili morningz'
Mine Penny all
that no one
oi our
time wee so
by m."
on to Wt.
Mm.
minnow.
“will! hr 1
tel” column for humans.
' E. Bogart. of Beaview
5i
.Deciior denu- euipluiuv "
owing;
iii rii'lgl 2% M'
too vtiry clahordio supper slid the ever
nlng wits a very pleasant one. so sll
who know Mr. Brim es s host can reed
ily believe. The bachelor dinner oc-
home
The members 0! Mayflower Hoolt
and ladder Company are arranging s
company tournament, which will begin
«early next week, if the entriell can all
be secured by tbsl time by Foreman
Arthur W. Day. The Mayflower boys
have decided on this course owing to
the inability or Ola Well Hoolt slid
Ladder Company not being able to
intro up their challenge immediately.»
Bert. Bogart, who is on for a visit
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Gillie
avenue, will
business end will thence . go to
John Wheeler the well-known Keyv
ser Place resideilt, snd veteran or the
Civil Wsr. has discovered I new meti-
or to make his hens lsy eggs. 0! la“
they here not beeh doing very well
and he has been puzzled for e remedy.
He sturdbiod his new one occiden-
tally. Yesterday morning Hrs. Wit
or had It few buckwheat calico i
ever utter breakfast and Mr. Wheeler
unsorted“ that it would he s good
thing to fwd them to the chicks-solid
he cut up the cakes while they were
still warm and. threw them into the
chicken yard. Much to Mr. Wheeler's
uurprise his hens laid eight eggs for
him yesterdsy, whereas the/best they
did on Wednesday was two.
Manager l. M. Nuylor of the Colour
lnl Mill and Lumber Company' s mill
the ileuedietiu ram '.Bridge believe
that he is being on nstlyc cited by
the young men of st N alk, who
allege that the water is we oil in~
tentiorlelly ,il'orll' the mill pond, to
break up the ice und spoil the skating.
Said Mr; Naylor this morning: "i
don’t like the idea or ital. coughing
about us. , It is sbsolntcly untrue that
we let- the water out of the pond. Why
should we do that? I don‘t. care how
many people skate on the pond. It
would make no difference "then; were
I. thoussnd. So for so Ieltelng the
water out o! the pond is concerned, oil
that we allow to get away intentionally
is abolish to run the mill wheel. Any
other water thllt gets sway passes
through the leaks in the dam ." It
was lcar , inrthcr at the mill that it
is improctcable to malls repairs to
the dam st thin time, owing to the so-
rority oi the weather.
A surprise party was given Miss
Hrscl Banks, of Filth street, Wednes-
day evening. It was largely attended
and the occasion well one of much
pleasure for all of the guests, as well
an thr hoetcss. The pnlltimes included
Music and games and other diversions.
after which a tempting collation was
served, the gathering being brought. to
a close about 1 o'clock. Those present
included: Clare Wolic, Jennie Eld-
ridge. Hamie Eldridge. Alum Bergren,
Carry Bergren. Hazel Banks. Ethel
Voorhees. Bessie )nderson. Gladys
Wanks Clara Anderson. Grace Philips.
» Penny. Oneta Banks, Catherine
y, Julianna Murphy, Grace Rob-
yn,“ Mabel Wilson. lda Banks, Albert
Bergreu. Louie Yost, Floyd Collin,
Smith Charles Decker, Howard Mer-
ritt, Cnrtip Parker, Louis Banks. Mar»
tin lice, Halbert Amundsen. Hurry
Taylor. Earle Banks, George Barnes
Will l-‘arreil Stephen Stone, Arnold
Penny. Normsn Benito, Herbert Penny
wm Gliflney. Will Gellmlan, Leslie
Dante, J. W Beebe.
--impure blood runs you down—
ulskes you on cosy victim for «not:
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purl.
flee the blood-euros the close—builds
you up.
i a":
ROWAY‘I‘OII. ‘
I John D. Hoyt continues very ill at
his home in Rowoyton ‘eveuuc,
. Mrs. George Scott. of Rowayton. has
recovered trom an attack of the grip.
Mrs, Charles Barium, of Brooklyn. ls
reported no being considershly improv
ed iro mhcr recent illness.
Mrs. Huihngton. of the West Side.
who was badly injured by s is" some
time ago, is shlo to be shout her
home.
The Reliance Hook and Lsdder Com-
puny. oi Ilawsyton, will soon give the
into” eerie: orwblst parties est
%rooms in the engine house, now-
s
On Wednesday Jenner lath. Men.
Henry Scott, mother (l Home Scott,
ceiobrnted her ‘ldth birthdsy pnninrv
nsry and received mm ro-
h.
The “bole to the nowsriol public
school, sound to ho brill yesterdey
“postponed. on School Vinitor Herr!
Rider, who will to have acted on M!!-
wls not elite
"I: "Ohm”
owsumuoso‘rou.
tiles listlle spent Wednes-
dsy with In. nary Whitney.
”belittle-Mission”
IIIII‘WIMWIM. -
W
“Law
.3 ‘
JOI‘ .
Citrii tomorrow night st Mr Brlm's ,
i
ii csl intercity llsve
leave town Sunday ior Philadelphis on :81)“ medicines
LcPot'tc trillions, where be Is s part"
3 nor In a clothing store. 4 case in New Orleans—some Mild V”?
l
George Coffin; Innis Brim, Carlton ,
Inowbottcr.
up it has sprung up.
‘Couperiowollvoiced. The-debtor's“:
“i out not s believerul
medicines, butlsl
dent’s appointment. of Jsmcs E. Bal-
lepent one day this week with Miss
entries can or it will groom ,
'Eo'c‘L “I'd”:- "‘ i I.” all
A recent nude id use New origin-
ltein gives an account or the eitcct
upon the medical profession oi titst
city with rcflrti tor}. 'r Cooper-nuc-
cry that the human stomncli in marrow
sibio for most ill health. The article
is III follows:
"The utdnislling sale of Chapel:-
Mounties in this city but new reseiiv
ed ouch immense ilgt run that the mill-
ceu torcedi
oepu discussion or the men's t
l
“The phyirlctsns seem to be di‘vloed
with regard to the young man's sud-
ing to credit him for whet be hot sv-
compllsbed, while others sesort thdt
the interest he has aroused to but It
passing red that will die out es eulcldy
“in e statement recently column
from a well-known physicidu of this '
city. the position or those is rsvn‘r 0t
W?!
scent tbot some
W to will
oi the {slits lecen
ottcntlon concerning this vi
cine hut/opium iii! town
the p fe‘ludi‘ee hint tonne
them when i Mfidfllilfl
newhl‘deeaenndflmedicim.
"‘ lllll o In W
have treated for cIII-onic ivor
and stomach troubles her .
fluted‘ thst Cooper's’ Iii
oomplished wonder engul
thorn. luotico ps culsriyw
.01 stomach trouble that the .
yesrs' standing snd proved my
stlnato to treatment.
" ‘1 do not wish to stand it; iii if
at something that may be for tilt! .
Iic good, simply through profess
prejudice, sud i sin Inclinodvtgr
dCooper; and his prepsmmlon'si - , . , ,
escrvng to some as t t e‘m e9
demonstrstlon that has been- MM“,
than “lint: city. '" Itie ‘
e no e (Minor dictum M'
are proving retool-hilly encounter.
throughout the entire United Diet
The Clinord Pharmscy. South
magnum. .. bridge Pharmacy. will
lord as postmaster at Dorian.
Theodore Daveiiport, at Stamford
was Is town Monday attending to his
property, here.
Mr. and re. Theodore Davenport
have nsmed their little daughter Ba-
rah Elisabeth Davenport.
Rev Dr Cal-l Martyn and wife. or
Ncroton, visited New York for s tow
days, returning last Saturday,
Mrs. w, H, Dibble. or 0): more.
Lillian Webb at her plenum Main
ltrecthome. .
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nash have
moved from Noroton Heights to the
house owned by V. R. Pooiey, on Cen-
ter street,
Rev. Benedict, of the New Canaan M.
E. Church, presided st the Enwortli
league meeting, Darin. Inst Sunday.
and every one was greatly pleased.
with the service.
The next entertainment in thy
course given by, the Men's club of the
Congregational Church at Town Hall,
Durien, will be presented hp the John
1'. Dillon company. Tuesday.
The liroOIIIyn Eagle of January 7.
1908. contains :I picture of Mark D.
‘Wilbur. o! Darion, formerly United
States district attorney, who sailed
January 8th for s tour of Egypt and
the Holy Land.
Mal. isaac Selleck celebrsted her
86th birthday anniversary Tuesday
and entertained her nieces at dinner.
Mrs Selleck is enjoying excellent
health, sud that it may Wilt continue
is the sincere wish of many irieudu.
_____......
Mr. McClellan, of Bridgeport, broth-
or or Miss Mary McClellun,_ was in
Barton Monday to look alter the in-
tel-est» oi the McClellan place. an Misti
McClellan is spending the winter in
Europe in company of her little n: 'eicc.
Miss Mamie McClellan.
Rev. W. F. Dickerlndn, at New ila-I
ven. preaches every sundev morning
at the new Universallot Church re!
ceutly organized by him at Waterbury,
Conn. He recently spoke at a meet--
log in Elston hetero a number of not-
ed Uriivcrsulistu or that vicinity.
Md
The relieving" residents“ or Carton
snd vicinitrhrc ill with the prevsiling.
epidemic of grip: Mrs. George ileblcu-
‘tcr. oi' Welt avenue; 0, 8,‘ Dolley. hire.
Muilcr,Wpst avenue: hired JJ’. ,
orbury
mar. Mrs. II. J. Wt
dangerously ill with
"I warrant-2.43.351
Large quantities of roses sod cor-
nations are being shipped to the New
York market from the green bottles
of Fillow In Books.
The usual washout nesr Herris'cor
her occurred “during the storm condor
morning. The piece buheeil guarded
by rails until it esp be tiled is.
"Pop" rancher opened the poten-
rant in sdditiorl to his village store
this morning and is now ready to like
can. or the hungry bile.
A new psper run will built over.
tion in Bountncl: beginning Bundle.
The school cornmittcc"hdd secured
the servlcosofl'. ‘O.Boydélssptio
i
l
elect or the high school sud he is u- "
to take chsrge trots this month
. Borden came hero mm"
mined, Mus. where he bee been tor
__.:'..'.'..""°‘-
fiémwflm yes role a.
nun-m... :I. mm-
sod shout It were m "
um x In
.hsve has " lb
-32
f
' are in the mildncse oi the wall!
,ciosod property which heiilfi
belong.
if
1 here of the tire comp!” "
. south Rel-weir, have new
“ aim visiting for h'evtd‘u
. mc.-
, H
in spite of bad weethe'n‘m
Ivsctors have been
the church will be molded? much-
sooner than" was espected out thi
The soleotmen were to novel '
terday and “murder wont to Bsuua‘
tuck to look over F‘rhnkltll street."
where some of- ‘the b
have built {cheep in thh
owucrli . "3
.fl‘r' ‘
highway All of museum
board were present they!
the motto: notably.
Smith, who represents two » toilette
who no the punctuated-ouch in, In
has In his porn-m thispmhich he
considers authority for first solidi oil
his cliento. It mum ofle'yout iii! ,
Franklin street. Mouth tough
as root wide. . éf-‘ICIQCIIIICII .hov‘n .
the origins] survey the street, mud
by authority in 1853. 1’ "
Franklin street as 49 feet w
seioctilien believe tb t the fences or:
out beyond'tills line and th J’Wo
to have tileih‘lnorud"
‘
i-e yaw.
NEW CMWI
Mrs George I". Mean boson
recovered from hEr recent iildeho.’ ,1;
Alfred Raymond h'ss returngd I;
visit with Matilde in Jewctt
%
Min Maggie Dnnnellrls
out utter a severe attack
It a
"w
Miss I‘nurn (Nichol! h
to her home in- south Nut-ye '
pleasant visit with "lotion is
#q—I—l- ' '
Fred C. Reyih'o‘iid's 4’85”.
Weed uileet has bempolst
pcred on the interior by N
artists '
A large party or local .
enjoyed e straw. titrtodfltc
the. other cvonin
excellent change...
. ”mi- .
“ The regular, inpnihtyv,
Women’s Foreign»; '
or n... It derision m
houserpr lirsl 1.15 S
svenuo yesterday? soda
W2»,
Billiard sud pirol our»
being arranged (or among
tine cues will be given on I
In their event‘.‘ '
Mr dnH‘Mrd.'Wfi‘ I
Mr. and no oeorge try
Carter street. "
‘ "A... Devil in. side ..
paralysis at hid borne Ill“,
Lone. TuesdayJitcruoesi , .
procsrious condition. nild
oitho whom»
I;
W
. dosimeter it‘db‘erl'ps
table house I
one. which is be sensed so
and .storeroosidnrlsg the ~
of the sewer: edcs'vstion work I
”flour 3 '
Allen Patterson Fred J weefei
V. L. Rotten have returned 00’“
three weeks' hunting trip to Will
girlie. They report an amniotic
sud plenty'ot Inert shooting I
4
Ralph S
Norwalk Chronicler