.. .1 [on Ilutnntm Alto ouster. v~
onto ..
rs. Arthur livers, of Cottage strct,
George l4, Britto is ill at his borne,
52 For! street, with up attack of the
Miss Cnrolyn Golding. of Norwullt
spent Wednesday in the West End
filibert E. Bogart ..lr, who i’in butti-
ribs- at Lul’ortc Indiana. and who has
“v -.. east for the past week, sci out
South Not-walk.
~~......-.._.w... .. .— .. -... .
its Forts (“salt 8: Suit Noose,
33 SOUTH MAIN 31’. IO. NONWALK
;_; «m8 Sale of Winter Stock.
must .9, u we so not at
tho prim right and loft.
Cuts. Shirts, Wulsts. .Ptm, Pullout Coats. titusaisn
mo Comic and Petticoats.
SAL! iii BOTH arouse. "
sis stats on. s'rmroso.
our front om uaapn to an-
mc and its convinced
33 So. Main 82.. COUTH NORWALK.
HE FIRE QUESTION
For the right tire, buy the right cool.
Coal is ALL Coal carefully screened. free from dirt.
.ltsrd. clean Coat, with hunt in every l.utnp Try a ton sud see
ARRISSz. GANS CO.
L llllflllli
It'l
TELEPHONE 450
for Indiana yesterday. Port of the
time on his tripitist finished Mr. lio-
gart has been in Philadelphia.
Russell idnrrny. who is laid up at his
home. :ltl Second street, is fighting an
attack ofvthe grip.
Stephen 8 Napltcy has been ill for
‘ several days this weight his home in
South Osborn avenue.
Mrs. (2an A. Anderson, of First
street. who has been ill of the grip,
has now recovered her former good.
health.
Mrs. Horace Keyworth. of Gregory
Boulevard. hits been steadily lttiprov-f
ingtdor several duyu from on attack of
the grip.
The social which was to have bun
hold at hitiyllower llook und Ladder
Our Phone 18 641- 2.
your elbow. rusdy to servo you st any
wanted of calling till—2. We will
promptly deliver what you need. This
will save you It lot of utensil!” be of
utmost train, in an «mot-gape, sun
will Insure getting the host dill store
goods at the most moderate prices.
THE BRIDGE PIIARMACY,
205 WAIHINGTON OTNEIT.
Tcisphoug Csll, “1-2.
All Orders Dslivsmt Pros of Guam.
...,—
Company's quarters tonight has been
« postponed.
The mission class of the Advent
Christian Church will most this even-
her home. 53 Osborn nvonue.
it Second uvenuo which they recently
purchased. 'l'hcy formerly resided at
lfl Cove avenue.
Attorney John J. Walsh got out
bright) and early this morning from
Blackstone cottsge sud took the 9: ll
train from South Norwslk for Bridge-
port. where he has a case on today.
Reuben Hawkins. who was formerly
employed at the Lockwood Manufactur-
Ing Company. in South Norwslit. is
now one of the carpenters employed on
the Podclfsky building, at the intersoo
tion of Fort street and Seavlcw uvo
nuc.
lumen F. Irwin, the well- known lin-
otype operator who has been employed
in Bridgeport and New Haven durinig
the past few years, leaves next week
for Washington I) 0.. Where he will
take a position on the Washington
Times.
The present winter tip to today has
been it decidedly different one ftom
that of three years ago At that time
the harbor was frozen over prttcticnl-
ly all winter and lip IlII hourly the rim
of March there was skating about the
islands.
Dr. Francis I, Burneli negotiated the
snow drifts of East Norwnlk this morn-
inn‘ in-hisv nutotnobiI-o to see this pn-
tionts. The machine wont iii, the task
nobly and plowed every drift into
which It was headed quite easily. This
,ueulul ntnyor- -physlclun looltctl liken
South Claus In the snow storm.
Homer Clark is preparing to extend
Ihiii Vacuum Varnish Company plant in
lScuvlew avenue considerably.
When
Mr. Clark gets his now motor in the
fnctory' at capacity will be much lnrgvr
ow For
An Extraordi
sold this season at $10. 00 and 512150;
....mm . .
nary
on Sale tomorrow
lIr. Clark “”1th
Your phone places our store right In
time. not the hsblt. when drugs not
divans urnlsb 'nd 1. u
ydunguds rm it swim: tng‘st in
the smstdur contest ammo moving
icture show at Music lLsndns
ly ”Mod: He Vt
led on the piono’br his lumber, Will
listn Hustler. .
storm. Attorney lino Davis. of Rowan
street. set our, front bonus this morning
on a business trip to Hartford. Mr.
Doris WM: not goalie. slur how much
trouble he would have, but his was
willing to talie the chemo. He has
legal business at the capitol today.
The corner or benvtsw svonue and
Keysor Place Ins windswept this
morning iiko- the New York-i Iiutiron
building in s sixtymtbflhmr gals.
lists of pedestrians were picked up In
In“ st 7: it) with Mitts Laura Barns. at libs swirl and carried slung with tho
[drifting snow No snow lodged
Frederick loyaloy and fontin have I '0" on this ”0"" during the morning.
tulmn possession of their new home lit ’
The largest nttendsnco of the win-
tor was cprosent last night at the
weekly prsyer service of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. The topic was
Missing (loci, After the service J. (l.
liuwklns was‘ elected Jdelbgnto and“ .1.
Storm Randall. reservs delegate to
the lay convention at Brooklyn, in
April. ..
floor-go “.R Van star‘s/no. of the Cres-
cont Laundry. considers that he hss
just been lucky for once In his life
unywuy. bir. Van Alstync n titty horse
power boiler wns suceeitsfully installed
before the snow cattle. There was it
close shave. however, for the root of
the new boiler house was completed
only yesterday afternoon.
It was stated in these columns yer
tcrday that Richard M. lrwin hud
woken from North Mill treet, Booth
Norwnillum tho. Sauna c'k depot in
twenty minutes. This was somowiist
in error, as Mr. Irwin claims to have
mode the three mile journey in twenty
nine minutes or stile rate of about
six miles an hour
My» Oscar II.“ It olph went through
the opcnttioh you erdzw vat. her home in
Cove avenue of buying a good sized
section of her heel affected by blood
poisoning out out. 'Tltiuoporatton was
performed by H; B West. who was oi!
the opinion that the trouble had been
taken only just in time. Mrs. Rudolph's
trouble is ascribed to a. new pair of
shoes which she were recently on s
ntrlp to Albany, New York. to' “attend
the funeral of relatives. and which
chutetl the skin. Today Mrs. Rudolph
is resting very comfortably.
Realizing the lnndvlsnbility of at-
g.
casualty
achieving um snow with «...»...j. in
mug” timer. at!“ on some
Undsuntsd by a... blisasrtiliiio snow,
for ,
» busy time at ILTho
rid.“ but "out pracossiiy all or tits
“new born tits tracks from Fifth strut.
”I. . ' wt wt
ii.
* Bridge render John o‘oio is haying '
guru roubles 0! his own todsy‘ filth the
uhtngton street draw . Asis
tiny; the cuss, the snow s badly
flogged every crevice of the structure.
No effort was made to open the draw
tursd out but It is feared thnt tits
trnclts of the turning mm. barb
bboomé ill led with show. In" (loin
started in early to put the bridge in
working order.
-uAny skin itching ta s tempsr n-
tor. The more you scrstch the worse
ensign. Dosii‘bOIntmontcurcslti
in. scinanr skin itching. At sit
drugstores. . ,
Covered with snow but strong and
able to real man More titties, Jo's-
opb Ahmuty, n wol -ltnown East Nor-
walk .mun. arrived at Benedict's Flrms'
about I: 30 this mbrning, having wsllt‘-
on all of the way from New Yorit
through the blinding ow shim Mr.
New York early t evening and
walked all ntsbt. It is stated that he
has walked between New York and
East. Norwallt sevsrnl times.
lad. who is It pttpll at. tho Mnrvitt'
school was painfully injured restor-
dsy afternoon while “hooking" s ride
on the rear end of s truck owned by
finch liothors. The boy's foot caught
one of the four wheels of the ve-
Nick: and before the driver became,
aware of the trouble and the truck"
stopped, the shoe had been torn from
the foot and the utter badly wrenchsd
and twisted. lo rot of tholsd’s boy
friends mum to his rescue and carried
him to his home nearby. That his
foot was not broken seems little short
ol miraculous under the circumstances.
A psrty of thirteen East Norwulh
{bung men participated in 8. hate undo!
cigar store on the wnshlngton strut
bridge to Wostport and bscit yesterds
Albert Bennett sits. captain of tits
flares and Albert Voorhees of the
Hounds. Albert St. John had his leg
painfully injured in going over It fence;
Albert Borggren was the ilrst one to
return. it Is stated The young men
who participated were: Alfred Bil
“..lohn Goo. Duggun. Albert Bet-“run,
Fred Borggrcn. Jay Petty. Harry To.-
bey. Chsrlcs Tobey. Albert Voorhcps.
William Dunn. Fred Brundago, Jamal
Shea, Louis Brian and Edward 8. lion
tempting to hold school ttviny, Princi- '1“
Pill, George E, Thompson sent teachers
derful Prt
ale Of
WOMEN'S 50, IN
COATS.
The next meeting of the newly forni-
tbis morning for no bosttnsu bud vou- é
i. '
Ahmnty started from Eightieth strec ”'1'”, ‘0 the we“ that ho Mia i
Tholnns Patten a Van andt street _
ound trolling trip from the llnfncy+
The following srtitile,‘ Man
the‘ rittiltlurg Pitt Jilin-tilts“ the
butt: ’ot “L. 1'. Co‘s ‘r'i visit to tits,
tty. and the client of his now prom
lion as told by psoplowiio lisd bosons ma; apt,
Iain rest
health.
reprinted of the soundness jot Cooper,
theoriéi with rogurd to the notation“
staunch. .. . .
Coop" buildup. tint the
stomach in ctvlli ‘v‘rac'ss ‘
tly weakened. a cloth“
lihbslth of the present 'gsns
glue to this isct. The article is 'I'tlb
ows: , "
ss'm‘c astonishing success in Plttsburg
4‘ I’! burglbognntoboarofwondsrtut
”I... '1'. Cooper is months with tho no?“ that had been obtained
VII Inm‘
1r. cooper do. to“
baggy
m who had tried his msdidflls
us in other cities. for the post. for v
my. my thousands
pie havo‘cslfiod st his “quarters”
talk with im.
' "Coopers prophecy toads ttpou bis
Pitt‘sbtirg thousands would "sills that
his jthsor
slid ths
bad dons. Is rapidly beingvboms tout.
tudo to tilt. cooper.
adv vboya’ and young then s club. whose
in: . "W!
nusrtm are to be Imtid
mom of the East mus
Church. will be held next W
night. A name for the «whom
will mprohagl'ybo mm tilt.
the was... oft “lentil
range Iron chant intro to eighteen
sud all of item are taking a. lively in-
terest in t orgnnliation. It is pro-
posed to install a considerablp variety
offymnuticppn apps rains and friends
wtl ndottbtodly furnish plenty oi
ending mutter. .,
A number of friends of Mr. and Hrs.
Chsrles L. Mnsworth planned a most
cuioysblo surprise party on them in
honor of their weddingtwhich occurred
instthirty-tlvs years ago last. night. or
January 22 mm sud desrnindsri on
them at their homo, ls Co'tsge street
The host sud hostess ware token
completely by surprise but the crypt
was,“ the bubbles!» Order. The. «grow
ing was spent in music given inf innl;
ly and various games and pps
and supper was served. In t
of guests were Ilvsgvpuonlonrho
ed the wedding ceremony
is comet sud inflict-v.0
tour for whit his mm
“On Hand» so mum number
of people united to aspen! Mum-nib
Judgingr from
wbstsotns'ottbssopeoplobsdto ssy'nu
ttcndc yin
Pittsburgpoo- ‘
m. If my
one doubts this statement I would be u
pleased to have them call at my house
“I'm”; my” a
.jl'lto remedies are boootnini:
it‘ll?” fungus. We 5:2 hthletlm .4!ho .
o 7 smscy. t 9
W5” magnum; nm We}
years ago. These word Csptoin John
'1. L'Houtmedicu and Mrs. Alfred
Crockett. of Rowayton’; Miss llsttto,
Colb- and
uncommon. of But lilotw
coincidence. too, was the fact thsi it
snowed hard on the night of the truth j
ding and again.” “Inventing st this ‘
celebration. Mo: 9‘Mi'l. Ainswimlt
received a large number of handsome
gifts as rune bruneopi of gain coco-plots
and the good do“! Ir
In addition to the busty}
than were present II'. 180 lift
Schmidt. llr. and lip. Alfred f
lliss Lillian Crock “tau j _
a'flotgmédielupzofW ‘
rs stuns cmfi.‘
Daniel momma: ’
John L’liotnmed’t
nook Ain worth
firoega‘: its ”d ‘
it"
‘I .‘J‘...
omen 3
Will Be the Brilliant Attraction to Start the crowds Tomorrow. ..; ,,
Fifty New Garments, bought within the last twenty- feur hours, at a t! ,.
values yet offered-«a fitting wind-up to the most successful sale' In the Instory of THE BOSTON STORE:
WOMEN’S TOURIST COATS, of styliSh wool mixtures, $ 4 59
Mid of their regular
1‘“ “n
cu BLAclt ALL WOOL; xsnsnr
braid trimmed, inlaid velvet collar. sold this
. season at $12. 50; On sale. tomorrow at , -.
'9’
,tifrfitq ‘
14",.1‘4“ r239 wow
, '. ‘ 4W ,. "C“
: _jV ‘ifiy 3.1713”. 1'9 p,
. at Mi 4.-.»... We
.r ‘tcl’i "tattoo
2; -.,.,.
~ “Inf” $18.1:
“V?” M:
‘b' ‘it
Last Two Days, 79:.
Women's All Wool
DRE“ GOODS.
Mover So Low.
rut Int-b All
:lholcsulcd at it? Kc
timulii.
[homily l‘t‘Illllt‘Il,
but: moi 59c Wool fliilliiiizs,
lliilitll Doc value
his 2!:
Women s and
Regular 25:: value.
Gloves.
Children's
During This Sale, 15:.
The
M ltttvttn. ’untb.
MUSLIM UNDERWEAR.
Iull lite Gariiientu, less
than lite price of cotton at the mills.
Buy «mortgh for futnro needs.
filletlowns............ .......... 42c
........... pp:
$1.50 Gowns ..... .......... 98c
.......... ........ 21c
.............. ...... 42c
.......... m
, 62c Shirts ....... ............ 420
l ”c Skirts
"c Cornet Covers ....t‘........
”COMMICOVQVI... v'l‘fl".‘ u.
..og ........
live amt Covers ....».........
It at regular 33.00 value.
"BEACON" ILANKETS.
’i'lto Iitmmm item-on Blanket, nli'tvmly
this week we've sold over two Hillt’it,
and we have about half a case to suit
Last Two Dayl, ".02.
from the to 90¢. acctlrding to size.
During the Oslo, Any 8m, 27c.
Women's Extra Size Vests and
The usual price bile.
During This Ills, 42c.
Women's 121,9! “hick Cottoti.llotic.
lues, ' bountiful
itlos. A big unsorttn
M tzi/p—llcgnlur 19c and 25c var
pumps.
wear.
dais Price, 21.2..
Full 26 Inches Wide.
. v w r2. ‘4
A BLANKET SENSATION. GLOVES. . UNDERWEAR AND HONERY. ENINOIDEIIEO. 7577175 CILK- WAIST!”
‘ ”4 “i" 5m“ “I. it“ thwn'u 0m: Claw» Man-uni: (l'ltlidrens Wool Pants only. any size A: Mnbroidertes that. mostly $2.00 summit Iliok Tailota, 51.29. mu, mm, who”;
white and with:- with ("glared borders. Gloves. in innit. lvstmi MW 31 Jr up to Iii. All nines In various Intakes. sell 7c to 10¢ a yard. It bountiful Dress Silk that will In nest dc'si‘g'n‘s'. 1% to be sold,
0'" Milli" price, 31..) twin 0!! ”MW ' stay or whito.1‘he regular prices are At Io‘fleguhtr 12% lec. 17c dual- 259;, Over gm ”m
ran-This Isis, 12%: Yard.
of the 1mm" Muslin. the
standard of all cottons, guaranteed full .
Velvet Grip "one Supporters.
Iur prices the to title.
the.
sate 10c.
' width. 150" VINO.
5 Mott's Nuturai Wool Drawers. mostly
uiitnll sizes lclt. two and 81.2:me m m’ 9% '
“(out m use: comma. "
WOMEN" FLANNILETTE BKIITO. .
Nottingham Loos curtains. fl new -
:‘Ifsisus. Regular price. 01.25 sud l
200 Yard Spools of Cotton. tic var
On sat. at 12%;.
Hooks Ind Eyes. Regular price 5c '
NOT iONfi
4°!
Ilcgiiv
Any silo.
mun,
IAOIMENT OFFERINOO.
11". Size Class Berry Dishes.
sud Ill: vsluc.‘
Engraved Witter Tumblers.
tlc value.
Decorated Dinner l’lntcs.
regular price.
15c
mu. ' j :
Usual] 3‘
”not. ‘ .
lilo. l!
his. 50. . . ..
Ilczulnt'v'
. Wood W i I'Itllii.
MEN'I rusmsiimos 1v”: "WWW" fitnneiggo mtg.- Last Two days”: Pair. Hope u” “3:; 5“ '“""" "we 25°: -‘,‘.,°'
.. ,, ' ‘ yo y u tines, lion oped go n j .
. noig'im shirts. light5 sud dnrlt colors. and “we“ yum 11.1. is a 'ruguisr MINT!“ . Tunis: Sign” Moor? “ng'm the "m Size “W 1;; Wash Iloiiorsvv
" ”flirt“. 75c value and without com um big— am "a of Am” "m. m ' "I . rm. m ,. My ,,
, "' M’ “We,” - gent. bargain svcr adored. All. I ’ 'W but“ ' “Cl 50 oi Bill: ‘ '
Mend Down Flannel Shirts, stincit- M “c. coors. ortn talcum" Jim“.- W I
ed coilsr. votitialupOcm value. '0' "“0 “M ”9° 0'1! 12 Quart
0 .rm - WOMEN'S LAWN WAIBT‘. KIMONM. I‘d Dr.“ 8 It”! ll I“ I ‘v
"V“ "“"m" ”W Shirts. stun “No and to the variety. no limit to the MO and $2.00 Kit-sus- . . 1!! b1 Nair I” Q“ .
m llll'. '9 '9 "WM "9‘“ 00W“- 500 V'“ quantity the. biggest bargains seen in 00 and $2.98 Robes Oi.“ Regular lie M ' 'v'.’ .1" f
mus-ans , ~~ ~ most-cu;- “‘ ‘v
tzi/ac a bsio. on. ,so and it .25 White stun , L " o APION so it. Collar of liuchin I vs-
. 21c . v.‘ Men's ”'59 Dblhot Flannel Pom N or“. 09 White waists .... 02 m. The 4 w ”A Inc, M. ‘ 0c
37‘ .4. LU '* ".... 01".“ 'i‘" ”W ‘VA. .“I.’ ” . V W (1 V A’ “o ..tg ._ at t t .
L209 Misti I In UNDLRsItmis‘oter to
itch“ styles, at a third “below regular
O “
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