‘ All styles and ces‘ right.
1 Now is the fltime to lave your teighs repaired and painted.
Hm Goods and IIIrucsI Repairing.
HORSE CLIPPING.
Rubber Tires furnished let all vehicles.
L. M. WRIGHT
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER
-No:tb Msin Street. South Norwsllt
3hr. Porto Chock S Sn'tt 1Rouse.
' 33 SOUTH MAIN IT. SO. NORWALK
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
Everything must no, so ws do not any over from m lesson to an.
other, so we cut the prices right and left. Come and be convinced.
1 LIdIIs' Suits, Coats, Skirts, WIlsts, Furs, Fur-lined Coats.
Pony Costs, Nemo Corsets and Petticoats.
1,.ALE IN BOTH STORES.
515 min on. sTAMFono.
Russian
33 80. Main 8L. SOUTH NORWALK.
THE FIRE QUESTION
I For the riglit tire buy the right coal. ,
1 3 mm" (‘oal it; ALL Cool. carefully screened free from dirt it's
Stubborn, clean Coal, with boot. in every lump. Try a ton and see
. 1 tholtlii'fercnce
HARRIS & GANS 00.
Hit“ WATER ST TELEPHONE 450.
THE noo‘““.. cumin).
SOUTH NWORWALK CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL, ioot oi MIrshIll Street. Tel. 46-.3
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. t’el. ltd-.2
'l‘Iw us:- in burnt-u oi Hardwood Flooring, bore or partly (overeat with
mg», is rapidly int-reusing.
'lbt1 rr-mumu are: iHi it adds gr-ootly to tho uppoornnro of n room.
end. it. is (they to clean and keep clean. :lrd. It is much cheaper to tho.
long run than the old method of common flooring mworod with carpet.
We It: or a lurgi and v: iriod stock. of tattoo (It ruin Yellow Pine, Quartored
Onk' iltlll Maple Flooring on hand 'A hint to the wise is“ sutliciont.”
EPECIALTY. 4
LINCOLN ROOFING. A unpertur brood of ready made, unto-«late
Rooting. Wurruulou ior eight. ycaro'wcor without repairs or attention or
any kind It. In all“) a good substitute for oilcloih and a liner covering.
NOTICE
still in the business
We wish to announce to the public that we are
tutti st llitlg the
Best Grades of Coal
and we «on provi» it. We art1 giving you your mom-5' .1. v1 with in (out, not in
lithium-i or any other promiurns. Giro llri .1: ltiul. W.- hAvo Silllriili‘ll Home
people who have never been Nililliflt'li Ilt‘lttl'i' m. “by not let us unduly you.
The B. Hershlield 8; Son (30.,
122 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 294
BHEAI PlilIo llllilllllii
’OLIDAOY GOODS
The Fair Cloak and For Sture,
68 Washington Street South Norwalk.
.. ~.p_.
Yard Pea Coat $4. 50. N o 2Nut Cecilio
E00. Stove and Nut Coal, $6.50.
Delivered in the cellar.
Carefullll screened Free from slate.
Best qualitu
Raymond 31105.
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“WA...” A...» w...— . ~.. ,, W...........W.—.-———a
NatIVe Turkeys, - 250 lb
Bacon by Strip . ............ 16: lb.
Chopped Beef ................ 10: lb.
Smoked Shoulders . ......... 10c lb.
Smoked Home ............... 12: lb.
chickens ..................... lie to.
Fresh Pork and Meats oi all kinds.
Which our. “want” ,"For Salo”«and "To
' Lot” column for Domains.
' i rated. and
lecturers or Ererett. have entered an
annulment for tho benefit oi creditors
in the territory or needs here. The
Wii oi the QINDWDY are plmd at
corruption the amount ior which it was
thetllabllltleu st
ti so, A cutting or notes on the
company held by various banks Is giv-
en all the motion rm the embarrosn
merit. Benjumln N. Johnson. of Lynn.
has been untried nu truutee for the
creditors. The factories oi the com-
pany had an output annually of be
int-en 2.0001100 and 3H00000ii pulr 0!
it one
ONLY CURE FOR WOPIPIIA.
Mrii Franklin Bush, ol‘ New Cumin,
tit-L, guys: 'i uull'ercd ior yearn with
'iiflllt’vfllfl used to have great distreu
:md belching. i tried everything I
could hear of but nothtns helped the
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
will battle cured me completely"
I'or role by K. it. Pictured, F. H.
Baxter-rind The Cliilord anrlnsoy.
(ill Nillllllil BANK
OOUTH NORWALK, ,CONN.
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
”00,000.00.
__._..
IUNPLUS AND PRONTO.
'1 1.73 500
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Prod.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Via-Pr...
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vch
Pm. ,
wrtrneo BODWELL. cum".
. muse-rows,
E. H. MIthston Henry Isms"
John H. Knspp Ismael Grumman
Josiah It. Msrvln J. WIllIcs MINI"
Christlln OIwrtz
1 ' I'M
John H, Light
H. Iowan.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY‘
PLUMBING.
STEAM
HOT WATER
11. AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. '
50 South Main Street.
80. Norwslk, Conn.
WWWMHG
Miller & J ordan,
Real Estate BlilKflls,
Ollie, lion’s Theatre Building
IOUTN NORWALK-
lain illllto, 181 State Street
IIIOOIPOI‘I’.
lllllllliE E. llllilllillli,
do WIII It. Nomisilr.
u Washington It. 00. M
Real Estate and bsuallco.
WI bsvs sIverl dsoldsd Was
in Income producing property thst
must inerssss in voice with tho “WI
grown. oi the town.
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. common, up».
Service sud Cuisine Up to lists
Rstos 82 per dIy Ind upturn
Stock and fluent toionnsttos Ticker
Sunday Donors. 75 Gents.
Tel. 488.
THE NEW
s ' ' s
Hotel 1.V1ctona.-1°
ONE. MINUTE IRON DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms s spsoisl fosters. Old
slut Electric Lights throughout. “Iv-
ory room nIItId.
. NATE! NIAGONAILI.
Finely stocked Clio iii connection.
A full line of imported Ales, tuciud»
in; the iumomt Bur ii. Burton’- and
. Bass & Co.’ s Stout, always on drsusbt.
T. J. IULLWAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Coil. coo—c.
1m
PLUMBING AND STEM.
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
H A!!! HEATING.
n10 Id AND iiANolI.
ILA" AND ‘i’lN noormo.
ass Ind Item Fitting. ass fixtures
idstsl ceiling. Ito.
News you seen our stool: oi
RICHMOND RANGES ?
norcuxm
.... 11mm
n’wiitt' .
uohwsut.
b
31’ .jI I
It .’
Li
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TNANSAOTB A GENERAL BANKING '
ever i}. roll I sox‘or
LIOGITT'S
Saturday Candy;
290 POUND.
These Candies are made only of the
best chooolIte. pure «no sugar Ind
pure fruit juices, handsomely packed
in one- pound boxers, In assorted flavors
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
m wnsumoron sneer.
Telspbom CIil, “1—2. '
All Orders Delivered Free at chsrps.
Will those communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone please do it in
this wow—with report! to business.
all 92.5; with record to news, cIil
92-.2 if they will kindly do so, it will
greatly convenience not Wee and se-
cure more prompt attention.
'l‘herc III again good ukutlng on the
limwdlct. Farms mill pond.
.._.._.........,. 1
J. W. Rooms, of Bridgeport, was it
visitor with Euro Norwulk friends illlri
week. '
Peter Smith. of Written. lulu enter-
tained Illit son, (I. it. Smith, oi Emu
Norwnlk. 1
'Mr. und Mr». .1. Wallace Marvin will
lenvo town Monday for a two wocku'
' uojouru ut Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert Thompson. of Maui rive
j: one is in New l ork city to spend it ion
.. dayu with iriends and relutlyes
snow-h”
Herman Theilo continues seriouuiy
' III M the home oi hill ulster. Mt'il. Syl-
vester Decker, In Cove avenue.
M
William (.‘unilcltl. llbutlontst at Jnmcu
IA'iytlon's thirst puluce on the Washing-
ton street bridgo, to laid up at his First
ulroot homo with the gr.lp
Deodntc S. Davenport, of Gregory
Boulevard, has been called to 0:: Ridge
On account, at the curious illness by
grip of his mother uml illiilt‘i'.
Howard Douchey has secured a po
sition as night wotchmuu ut the plant
of the Automatic Tool company, near
the cost bound railroad Mutton.
Mr. and Mm. .t. Clarence Hawkins,
' oi Seaside Place, are recovering from
their joint attack at the grip, but Mr.
tiuwkinu is improving ioster than his
wile.
f
The two bungalows. which '1‘. W.
Franklin and A. G. iteln, of Brooklyn.
nro having ’crecteri near Gregory's
Point by Contractor Hurry W, Mather,
of South Norwallt. are nearing com-
pletion. ,
Mists Jennie Callahan entertained a
company of about twelve friends, who
surprisrd her taut evening at. her home
on the \NIEIDOI'I road. The hostess
and all her guests had it most enjoy-
.ilil1- owning. '.
Miss Viola Byxbee is contemplating
taking a (nurse at the training school
for nurses connected with St. Luke's
Hospital. New York. Miss Byxbee this
gun.- to New York today. to make the
preliminary arrangements.
Miss Helen K. Woodward. who has
had much trouble with her eyes during
the past week, Is now III In bed. Mrs.
Woodward who has been in poor
health ior the past three months, does
not. seem to be improving very last.
The ltev. L. P. Reynolds pastor of
the Advent Christian church, will do-
liver the third in his series of tour
story sermons, tomorrow evening at
the church in Van Zaudt street To
mom-ow night's subject will be "Saved
From Famine."
Jay Clarence Petty sud Fred Berv
sen, the well known East Norwallt
young men, will lesvo town in a short
time ior Pbilsdelpbis, totalto positions
with a gropbopbone concern sud con-
template becoming members of its tra-
veling force
The arrival a few days ago at the
East Avenue Methodist church psi-low
use in Rowan street oi a little Mm
u-r to the Rev and Mrs, George '1‘.
Freeman wait the first birth to occur
there in the thirtyciour years the perv
muse has been built.
The new Christ church In Gregory
”Boulevard is advancing rapidly. The
frame has been up for never-oi days,
and the whole superstructure gives the"ll
appearance that until J“ In lsnlns.
Owing to the tread: the masonry
work will not bermnmed until sprint.
Tho Phllutbceo Class of the Enid
Avenue Methodist slim-oh will merit In
the class room tomorrow, during the
Sundsy school hour It in hoped there
will he s tum stteudsm-c, an the pos-
tor, Rev, Mr. Freeman. will continue
the discussion commenced s few weeks
I”.
A lively and somewhat destntcitvs
gross lire occurred last night on the
DON'T fliv UNcll'l'AiN Idol!"
it is entirely uncanny to expo
mom with this, thst sud the other rc-
eipe Wby wssts this. money sud
patience win you mi not boot your
More'- in! ID maid WW (II
”OUR Pill" motoc-
oists or OIIIII' ater molds; tint
on u youths
"Hm'm lgfltt‘l‘h
etc-11.... .2: WIN...
11. 111N'"‘1I°so"
him s bouts oi Aver's Nair Vigor It be will
only use it. Removes dsndrsli, keeps the
bsir suit Ind smooth. gives the
finish to the senmi mstsoup.
on The Loud and the hilt.
rundown at the out sidI oi the rail-
1 rind truck The blue is supposed to
, have been admired by a spark trom a to
commivr. Ind bottom in rimmed itself
out. two big mum-m bod been con
Horned.
The East Norwulk Weston Club.
headed by Captain Edward Tobey, has
a strenuouu walk laid out for tomor-
row, provldins it does not snow. The
itinerary Includes: Burton and GIMP
brook and return it is expected that
the club will shortly take it pedestrian
trip to Bridge-port and return.
East Norwulkeru out. up and took no-
tice yesterday when a reporter from
the Bridgeport Herald appeared in
town. His quest, it is stated, was only
in neuron of local color tor a story on
:: East Norwalk 3 thirteen year old bride
H Theresa, daughter oi Tony Gallo, the
1 Benedict Farm bridge cobbler.
m
.“1rim rredh Ali'_ Club held a. session
1 yesterday nitcrnon :it the club house.
The {nature or the day was a ciever'six
round sparring ox itlon between
Fred Bergen and hurt Vorhees. These
young men have been pmrticlng with
the mils for several years and [Ive a
good account of themcolvue
The two St Louis manufacturers oi
light machinery who came to town
Thuruduy and looked over the plant oi
the Colanlul I‘oundy and Machinery
Company with an idea of lbcattn!
here are expected in East Norwulk
uglilu today. They seem to look with
much favor on the Colonial plant.
The entries ior the pool tournament
uniting the members of Mayflower
Hook and ladder Company continue to
com.» in, and it is believed that the
ul‘ialr can he started next week. The
best. players in the club are entered for
the event. .The games are to be played
on the table at the company beadquutn
iers in Van Zandt street.
mist Norwalk people are beginning
to ugeton” to .the new trolley soiled:
ule. It is a little difhcult. for then) to
get accustomed to the twenty-four min-
ute headway instead of the former
twenty, but It Is believed the schedule
will be satisfactory If the cars continue
to be on time. as they have been since
the newwtlmctable went Into eitect.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. G 'I'. Freeman. photon—In the
morning mvicc the pastor will preach
At 7 p. m..
a special service of artery and song.
entitled The Seamy Side of Lite, will
be illustrated with otereopticon. Miss
Mnrthn Allen will aim: at both oer.
vices. All are cordially invited to at-
tend. - - , 1
Cowan and, Com'puny, the Boston
manufacturer‘s, have now completed
their work in Emu Norwulk. The lost
or they iiuinlrntl who that in Win
it street, which soww now extender
to Foster Park. Another sewer cam-
paign is pro 1cied for the spring, but
the streets t be covered huve not yet
been decided upon. Bids for the new
work will then be asked ior, if any are
decided upon. .
.._7.__....__
Advent (‘lirleliun (.‘hurtb, tester l1‘
Reynolds punter—Preaching at til: 30
a. or and 7 p. m. Morning Hubloc‘t,
The Church r. Source of Power; oven
the unbjoct, Saved imm Famine Sun-
tiny school at 12; Young peoples
meeting at n: 4.3 p in; subject, Dilie
gence In Service; leader Walter By-
arn. ’i‘enchcrs' meeting Tuesday even-
ing tit 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursv
F,"
day evening at a. 0
Miss Nellie Ackermnn, of Beacon
street, entertained about. forty guests
taut night at hm- home in Beacon
street, in honor or her birthday. A de-
Ilghttul evening was provided by music
and games and other pastimes and a
tempting collation Walt served, The
popular houtcoc received many con-
gratulations and well wishes over the
event and it large number oi mort- nub-
stnntlai remembranccu In the form oi
handsome slits.
Mr. and Mm. Fred lovcjoy and Mr;
rind Mru. Fred Utzinger jointly enter-
tained a party of about thirty friends
at their home in (love avenue lord
Mr and Mrs lkivejo‘y'n new home in
Second street, which they will short
iy occupy,t the carpets having already
been removed at ibetr present place oi
residence. and it way possible to have
dsuciug, and this war a favorite van
thus of the sflotr Reiretihmentii worr-
served and there were also other diver-
stone.
Work is well along on the More and
tenement building on Fort street for
L. Podelefsky, the tailor. The plant
were drawn by Architect Ferris More:
hmtse. and call tor a trump otmcturo,
40140 lect three stories high, with n
poroid rool'. There will be two stores
ontlie ground door and the upper
floor will be amused for two tone-
ments oi live room. There wt ll lulso
be two smaller mnemonic lu the base
moot. Every convenience will be pro-
vided. Dudley Hoyt ls tbw‘enml
contractor. .
m ’
The residents along Vim Zonal
street have been esosporstod to no
smsll dosree ior mineral mornings by
the discovery oi the loss of
pitchers and cone of pillk and tickets
and money when any have been left
out over night Who the thieves m,
it bsu been impossible to lcsru. but it
the trouble continues. the police sullen
critics will probsbly be suited to ferret
out the miscreants. The work is list-d
rt»1 Iy believed to be tbst of trumps, bo-
csmu- oi the systmstlc mom in
which It hurt it.» curled on.
Cumin Carl A. Abdomen ol' the
"multimeter and In. Anderson were
douse-led spou lest IisIt ”it about
army nicotine mined
Idiots st their
l
evening. The event was in honor of 1
”margin!
in; was not brousht ‘to a close uutl
poet midnight.
A large company at young friends
oi Howard Anselmon, son of Mr. on
Mrs James Anselm, of 2! First
street .IVO him a surprise party at
lilo home last eveniu. Tile Iflsir VII
u very delightful one tor all, and the
young host proved so Idem It outer-
taming. Various pssttmes were. color
ed and a. collation was served. A spe-
cial feature of the evening was I
program or phonograph selections on
party was brought to I close about 12
o'.clock There were present: Charlie
Holmes. Dannie Younss, Ray Hosted.
bert, Cililord Gilbert Roland fiber-
wood, Ruth Gilbert, Laura Keeler, Win-
nie and Jennie Joseloisky, Eons An
selmsn, Anna Anselmo, Nelle Dec
and Marion Barnes.
The people oi East Norwalk arc veri
much interested in o... propoued new
public dock and an oil'ort will be made
to get u. lame number of voters to so
to the cpcclai town meeting next Wed-
nesday night. A petition that the mob
ter of the public dock be inserted in
the call was ppeerutea to the select
men several day» ago, and it appear-
ed yesterday in due form. when the
call was published. The proposed new
dock was popular with the people of
this section of the town from the in-
caption oi the Idea and it burr been in
leading topic here for several days. At.-
torney John J. Walsh a idea in to take
advantage of the piles over the sewer
outlet at the foot of Fourth street.
Some other prominent ‘Eant Norwallt
residents hum suggestion that the foot
of First gtroet would be better Mr.
Walsh has pointed out that the cost of
the dock, all be proposes, would be
only about 8100
W
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. George Scott has been the.
‘guest of Mrs, Henry Whitney, in Dar-
en.
IIIh
The Rowliyton Hockey team. which
was defeated on Circumur’u pond, last
week. Intends playing in Wclitport to-
morrow.
Mrn. Etta Hoffman, oi Crockett
street, intends taking a trip south in
the early spring, visiting Florida und
otherdntcrcnitug points.
The Reliance Social Club will'have
their annual election oi officers at the
next meeting, Monday afternoon, Jun
nary 20th, at 3 o'clock. A1lurge ut~
tendancc is desired. 11
John‘Sherman Hoyt and inmllv. of
Rowayton, will unit shortly for Italy.
where they will make a two months'
automobile tour. They will be accom-
panied by their chauffeur, Ralph Case,
oi Rowayton.
The MITIPN oi upocial meetinzu which
have been held lit the Methodist Epin-
copul church, this week. Were brought
to it close i.th night Much good hos
been accomplished during the progress
at the meetings
Dr. '1‘. Mortimer Lloyd's new real-
dence at Tokeneke Beach is enclosed
and will be ready for occupancv by tho
owner in the spring.’ The building is
34x4; feet, two and onehnlf storiou
Itiib. Harry W. Mother, of South Nor-
wolk. is the contractor.
Rownyton Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. Erneut W. Bysslw, pus
tore-Morning uervice 10:30 n, m.;
Sabbath schtiol 2 p. ru.; Pastor's Adult
“Bible clubs. 2 2i) p. in: liuwortli
League. 61in; evening service. 7. The
topic for the morning sermon will he
The Seekers of the Soccer-mini (311.;th
inn Life. In the evening it special
evangelistic service will be hold. The
special service» will IN' ctllliiillli'tl next
week.
School Visitor Harry Rider appeared
at the Rownyton public school, yester-
day, and listened to the debate upon
the uubjuct, Resolved: That the Eml-
llsh had it better right to tho Ohio Val-
ley than the French, helm-en pupils
representative of the seventh and the
eighth grades. A number of points
were made by both sides. and Mr Rid-
er procured notes oi the points mode
and butt taken them home ior careful
consideration, and will announce the
rcnplt oi the debate later
Rowuylon Bapttet Church Rev.
DOING THEIR OUTY.
Icons oi Comb NorwIik ”chums
Looming tbsMDuty oi the
Kidneys. \
'l'o litter the blood is the kidneys’
dut
“'hen‘they tail to do this the kid-
neys are sick.
Buckuche and many kidney ills iot-
ow;
Urinary trouble, diabetes. .
Dosn'n Kidney Pills cure them till.
’siotiih Not-walk people.endorae our
c u in.
Mrs. F. D. Hendrick, oi 25% Ann 8t..Y
South Norwsllr, Conn, ssys: "For
tour or Me yours I wss troubled with
myI kidneys. At first, there were
Ins and sober ,In the smell oi my
k. I but hesdsches suit st times it
I store quickly trots s
Ilmost istl. Then the secretions wars
"trimmer sud psiniul. ”seems
smou- ssd could set sleds
to: 2:...“ 111cc ”h...
on 's
Pills wbloIl mist Wis.
lion. ‘l‘boy soled out my lddsm
net sty, "misting tbs sctlou oi
secretions, stoppiss the coin
in my buck and busishlu them
bunches sud «tiny spot /
ms sons to little
Ind they did blip st
or sand
“street. I
“mm-11m... 11-1-1111 11-
Eddie Brown. Helen Knitted, Petty on that!
stooped
tiou. I would be so diny that I would .
Drop «nominee oi the 7.?
w,”
ism wilds-Int “Isa
New
WIWW
deuce until you too rise
lttebsrds Dy ‘
be severpi gout bolero W
to width ’0-
6 sad m statements
1 "' With...” or.
fl'e m it
"Too close Imam
Roderick It. Holster whine. The In
to! took st IIIIII ., I
sci-coiled stomach remedies Ind " =
ovontbius I could think of
[in would do rub good.
set. no relief. About the first of lost
uni-ch a fellow workusu of suite «#1
entirely cured oi u had cost: of tutti.
by Dr. Riehsnls Dim
Tablets end it was through his rem
mesdatlou tint 1 purchased s MW It
Plaisted's drug store. I [all to
lmprovo with the first dose.“ to lo”
than tell days I had I good splint”
for my bl‘fllifost, this wall I If“!
surprise to III II t toothed the sis“
of food In the morning, my breakfast
generally consisting of a cup of wise,-
Aiter tailing two bottles oi Dr. Rich:
unis Dyspepsia Tablets t was com-
pletely cured. This was three moot!»
no and as more! my old ailments
have returned I out bound to loot:
upon the c e as a permanent one. I
also found t e little yellow pills (“Xv
a comiitsl which ’come with those
tablets excellent ior relieving consti-
button. I shall always use them in
preference to any laxative l have ever
seen."
For sale by oil druggists. out
to say “Richards" twice. Price 50
cents per bottle. Mode by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53
Worth street. New York.“
W.
‘t'v'rank C. Brown, pram—Emma so
follows: Sunday. public worship at.
10: 301. m. and?:30p.m., OIooIMIIIs
oiliclutin‘x: Bible school at 11:06 I,“ lill';
Junior Endeavor. t ’3'” u. lib: WP
Endeavor It 6:
Misses Clara M sod I”il‘ioi'otliy iter-
moud. Wednesday evening, at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R'Olevoflflr
uoelal outta v. P, 8. e. a. Thursday
evening/tit 7; 20 in the church, manna
ty concert of the Woma'ri Poreisn
Missionary Society.
A Hungarian, loaded to Ibo brim and
overflowing with the unions Dorie]:
lubricant destzudted by the weiHnioVn
name of "crab apple compound, " or
some other beverage pruducing heroic
effects caused no end 0! trouble Thurs-
day night (In “the west side at the river.
suth’s native land first nude his pres-
ence known at the home of Hiram B.
’i‘uyior.Mv.1’l‘aylor was on a trip to
the opposite side of the river at the
time, and the ladies of the dose were
badly frightened when the I'sItor m1
tempted to halter in a door. Ono: oi
the indies run over to Mr. Taylor‘s
cottage, occupied by losepli Am 1
and family, and Mr. Adcuck reopen
on the jump tie mac short work oi.-
tbe intoxicated Hungarian and did}
zed him oil the porch While the
left the members, be but; only
you his rampage about the not born
hood. ("lib Mr, 't'uytor' u yard he not
to Rt‘liéIt i). Rnymonds burn, picked
up n scythe and spade and descended,
on C it. Geri-lieou’s reside-nee. Here,
he received the come treatment1ttlist
Mr Admck administered except that,
it wnsiuunmro exonerated dose. AIR
ter the violin! lcit Mr Gorrirsou’s noth-
lug ll‘l heard irom him. 1‘ ‘ .
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WESTPORT.
A. O. Poworiifl—d is seriously ill with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Morris Mitts paused Wedm
day In Brld report.
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litre lv'runh «damn oi Snugatuek
is entertaining friends.
'l'b‘e Vigilance rue company hold Its
regular meeting Tuesdbv‘.
local churches, Stlndsy,
-smnues‘ Royslt i511 'onitrln’lilin;
triendii froth B'dzepofl
Mrs Sylvester Finite:- to entertain-
Ing triesds from New York city.
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litre, lumen Gibson oi Stamford. Is
the attest of Mr'. and Mrs William S
Keoter.
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lv‘rcd Cannon recently ”on.”
his brother, Lemma Cebuano!
Haven.
M
Mr. and Mrs increase Phi-sell o.
entertaining their son. Harry Pulse".
of New Yor.
Mm. Joseph liyatt. who has um
visiting in New York and Brooklyn.
he» returned home.
.ls pertains a tow days with
parents in the Flying her;
Mrs. Wilford Lewis was the "one
snout of her mother. Mrs. Baum
Brothorton, in Bourilie. 1;.
Constentionst Church W
Sunday. Jamar lb. m
with ”mom! . :80; m
um Class in; tr: ti; muss: f
“of if: inmhmh’ pins ’1
l’
' so. It
The stronger from the beloved Knee .
Services at. the usuIl hour in oil the
Mrs. iturrissn. oi Port Chester. N .
lenders, the ‘ ’
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