attract. Miss Lulu .flirtett. of Norwaill. spent Sunday at her home in weargetown The quarantine was removed front the home of Charles Yost, in Main street, Norvfs’llt today. ' Miss Elizabeth Raymond, of Wilton attended Mrs Newidrka concert lgsni evening at lockwood' a Hall, —-Weali Fish. 12c Ib., at New York Market. , 1......— Mrs. C. W. Ouerln, OfWestWashingt 1 ton street, who has been ill with the garip for some time, is slightly improv- Thefiouth Norwnllt Public Library directors will hold a mcctfn tomorrow evening at the library in ashington The carpet bowls team pf Sherman Council Royal Arcanum, will go in Bridgeport tomorrow evening, to play seaside Council. The installation of Officers of Eureka Lodge; Daughters of Rebekah. will be held tommorow evening at the hall in Washington street Mrs. Samuel Stevens, of Ridgeneld, returned borne Saturday, sitar spend in. a month with her daughter, Mrs. Winfield Scott, in Nor-walk. lr -Smelts,14c 1b., at New York Msr et. Ervin Reed, the musical director of the St. Paul’s church. who has been ill for some time at his home in Spring wood avenue, is improving. W "The Club of Fifty" will give a pret- iy leap your dance at backwoods iiall this svenlnit. Speidel‘s Orchestra of four pieces will'niah the music. M _ John Cartridge the popular machin- 2 lat who has been residing in South Wilton for a short time is moving his household effects to Wéstport avenue Willis H. Belleek, the well known clothier oi Norwalk, left town Tuesday morning for Warrensville, 9a., where it is expected that he will stay about a week. ...—......— The oflicers of the fiorwallt Fire De- vartment expect to “blend 3 filil’ to be held in WeatpOrt Ibis week by the companies of the Westport Fire De partmcnt. A meeting of Douglas Fowler Signal Corps will be held at the Norwalk Ar- mory tomorrow night. and will be fol lowed by a basketball game with the Winnipauks The W. C. T, U. wll meet with Mrs. JJA. Richardson, 10 West avenue, Fri- day, at 3 o'clock sharp. Onyone ntcr- outed in the temperance cause is invit- ed to attend. William P. Ward, of Lowe street, was one of the pail bearers at the fun- erai of his cousin, Miss Angcs Hurley. in St. Joseph's church, [lanbury, yest-er day morning. Tho Oppportunlt y Circle of the Nor- . Wall: Baptist Church, will hold its ros- this tiii ular monthly business meeting afternoon with Mrs. James Walsh, Franklin avenue. ~-i~’rcsh Eels and lilrle l-‘ish. at New [York Market. Norwalk military men how» received invitations to attend the ball of the First Company. Cantu Artillery, in New London, on Wednesday evening. Feb- ruary 12. Captain J Walter Libby is in command of the company, The “speaking and Opportunity (lir- rle will hold an experience meeting this evening at the Norwalk Baptist c hurch, in connection with the regular Thursds'y evening prayer service The public are invited to attend r7—-r—‘—~ ‘ Miss Ada Bette, of Newtown avenue Norwallt. is 'entsrtsluing Mills Sylvia St. John, Bii'i‘iilfor:i for? for day's Ska l 0 ya this oca pon n is «eight 2nd :mhypeoil people. one avallv tag themselves of the pleasure W— fidermaafland’ Meg, marsh?" Al ”til" i' w, W. 5" Ines in fiduth semis this week. lav sporting the Warts. Iir, Man I Electric Light was fm’merly a stride t at. office"... Mill tary hoot, in . ‘The Annual meeting of the stock- holdfls oi the South Norwalk Club Moody for the election of directors, action upon rspdrts tlm may be sub- and mitten and the transaction oi any busi- nose proper to come before said meet- i will he held the roasts oi the th Sonatina, on Tuesday. Feb- ry i, at I gallium p, oneness. £123....“ “lift“, mt John M. Malstsdt, is across ih Nor- tor at Norwslii Mr and freight , o ...1.," i.‘ I. am, It . ‘dfi‘ .~ ‘3. ‘ complete strait of anything you would ' ‘ be habit? to find in an aorta-date drud v, store. ' pany, against Mr. Benoit. which was to 'l‘hrsStore. r faction. train... a on... earl moot “L ...... choirs stars «is... ’ ” Ti" sat-a. ‘ lire. arr-seal Scott, oi Norwalk s. visiting in litigate“. yesterday in New York city 'm ' Samuel Lyons, of thy iinn oi Bishop & Lyons, is out of town inlay on busi- ncss. . . Monroe a Palmer. oi Darien, have llnrlen. over a grocery bill. m i'harles DcWitt Rogers will sail for Europe. Saturday morning, at do’clock, on the steamer President Uncoln. Charles Cotes and family, of the ”Franklin," will shortly move to the Raymond block in Smith iisin street. ~lv‘resh Mackerel 16c, at New York Market. Mrs. William H. floors, of Chestnut strset, South Norwallr, will entertain , ternoon. A meeting of the Christian industrial league of the first Methodist Episcopal church, is scheduled to be held tomor row evening ‘ Professor News" has invited trivia Bridge t dancing class to attend the. . dance ven st Arion iisll; next Wed . nesday evening Floyd Bylngton, oi Westport avenue, . Nor-walk has secured a position in the oilice oi the Connecticut Company, in South Norwallr. Dr. Homer Clark has just returned no... Buffalo, where he has been for sporting work done with his varnish for the Union Tank Line Olive Branch, Knights of Pyihias. will meet this evening at. the lodge. rooms. in Washington street. it is err- pected that there will be a large turn. at, as the Grand Orient is to be worlr- Geor e i‘. Beam, .lr., formerly of, South orwalk. and now a resident of . Doricn, was one of the employers of the Mechanic-5' and Traders: Bonk, in. New York city, which did not open its doors today. The case oi (innit Brothers, Philip ' Simmons and the Fountain Cigar Corn- have come up in the Westport court, before Justice Joseph Hyatt. February 1 has been continued one week. ~8teak (led, "ch lb. at New York Market, The Douglas Fowler W. R. C. Will hold a committee meeting at lirs. Alto rile Buttery's repldcnce in Meadow street, Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, to make arrangements far a camp fire to be held with the post on cbnrary 14. This morning was the coldest of the winter. in Norwnlh as low as Ive ric- grecs below zero was reported. Ac . companying the cold was a biting northwest. plan. is matinee Ills ice!) ‘rllealers are in a happy frame oi m n . The loworth Manse. of the Nov. walk Methodist Chunk. hold a socialite at the borne oi Mrs. C. Di. Daniels, is Chestnut strict. last evening The evening wat tapes! with games and rare sic. :‘f'ter which a mini; repeat was new myths. «Helm Wig; at. the close he held this evening lilo WOW! I"?! Maeg; lmrfp gym air The .Iisrstroar Mord iim’lrey trans ,0” “W mm the ire't t’rcpsrstory School learn in a v closessflehytheseorsontei. ward Jennings. oi Pittsburg. is cents of the liar-trons some of the cilia-embers area from Pitts ly all of tho students i that yare clever players. calloil" can P332333 . v The "“4”” was:.‘ . , \ inactivated ’ "'~ :2! .us , . / E E Patronlflng as means perfect satin . 1.. 0. Buck Dennis, of Norwalk, spent . . brought suit fillinst John Stevens. of ‘ M involving remerlrahie r W that ship drew ' Not of!“ cart you y these goods at .....r. not prices. A few of our specials in Brass Beds and Couch" roman... nob. was» soocoucs now too ummim ....euso s. casual. ........ M 2.50 Brass Bed. now ...”...m U Cauchy”! . ... see. ,now,........ sismcouch now 513.00 nu Brings, nOw 07.50. till “gunpoint value-ls ladies' Writing Desks, in Cal; and Mahogany one silo Maintains; _ , lsriill list-walla carpi. , .mesiswthe highest l’eiii‘asdsrd is so intrudislity' at his» , terials. wwhonsh p. general appearance and nappy up-to-ths- moment styles are concerned. y in cutting the pattern is another decided charac- teristic of our wrappqri and house dresses which makes them appeal strongly to women of taste Ind judgment. The values we are olning at 51.00. “.25. 51.50 and 51-05 we are sure witl plane yon. « hi. 5. "3.3m to 39.. finrndnro. Carpets Stunts, S’tc. 134-136 Washington Street, South Norwaik. the United Whlst Club iomrrow IF ’ Big 3...... in Sweaters! $4 and 35 ' Sweaters, .31. 75 32. 50 and 33.50 “ 31W 32 Boys’ Bulgaria, 980 Sheep Skin Lined Coats '! 36.50 Garments, 34.98 5.00 “ 3. 98 3.50 2.79 Russian Vests. $3.50 Garments. $2.39 Beech Vests. $.50 Gerunds. 980 Sonic Good Bargains left in Men’s Suits and Overcosts. ‘5 Wears agents for the Eighntie Dre» Slim-the most comfortable shirt madcil 11m Shirts are made in Norwsilt. Willis H. Selleck 48 and 50 Wall Street, Nomadic PHONE, 171-2. sore ...... GIRLS at We THE urinal. scams $030015 svssv wits. Getting ready to noise OPPORTUNITY when it cusses their way. ails you sssovr it nor satin rill contends. osv sun avsmuo onerous. sssoat now. ....- i o. 6. Jackson. , Was. . row .2“! Everything gheOptroa Line. ”calamities! Fm am... rr....,,, y Column. 'Tllcre is . Ir about the aromatic this Blots. W9" will ltherto til . nominating The latest from chw Haven has it that t leis liuyor of Mid- dletown. Prof. Fisher, may be put into the running Another man whom ”its“? resentative 0.1!. Gunmoi Milford. who would presumably insist on a pretty radical anti-corporation plat- form. Still another is former Gentil- date A. lieston Robertson. of New Haven, recently elected a director of the New York. New Hsveti and Hart- ford read: another setivmoaopolist perhaps! Senator Arable McNeil, of Bridgeport, who was involved in the famous interview between Stiles Jud- son and President Mellon. relative to the use of the railroad influence in committee arrangements, is an out- spoken il'ra'yntdte, and the New Haven lander learns that if Bryan is norn _ reared, in. will consent to head the. State ticket. This is interesting in who uses "It" in his forecasts. « There has been mention of Charles J. Donahue, of Derby. president of ,the State Federation of Labor. as a possible nominee for Governor by the Democrats, but the Waterbury Ameri- can learns that they are inclined to run him for the State Senate in the sfieverdeenib District. The Republican or. is likely to be Representative 0.0 Mist-too, of Middleton-y, who was the author of the good roads bill at the last session. And, relative to the Senate. ii. is reported that Scannior Donovan. of Norwalk, proposes to return, and cannot be stopped, if he so decides. Norwoik is strongly Republican. but it elects Donovan every trip. and Done van knooks everything in sight after he arrives. lie was probably the. con tor of more reconcilliations last win- ter than any other map at. the Capitol. , LA ONIPPI. Brasilia! Balm never lost a can: never let it. run into pneumonia, nor left a gripwrech. Only thing on earth that kills the tough p germ. But you want lem an a p ty, so do not trlile with the small sites, but get the Mir. or 81.00 bottle and take. half a toaspoonful in water every three hours it sure to keep up this treat- ment fail fully for two weeks after you thinlt' you are well. to utterly an nilats every gem in every great or- gan. These remaining germs douse the evil after effects; it. is balfoured grip. If the grip starts with hemorrhage of the lungs give the large dose every id or if. minutes till it stops. OPIUM GMUGGLING IN THE WEST. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 30~Tho .mtoms odiolalrr of this port have for some time suspected the existence of an organised ring of opium smugglers 0n stearncra running between Victoria. B. 0., and San Francisco. Startling confirmation of suspicion was obtained Tuesday when the customs searchers found 220 five—incl tins of the contra- band stowed away on top of thc don- key boiler of the steamer City of Pueblo a few hours after that vessel reached port. Opium can be bought in Victoria for about, ~til a pound. Duty paid, it sells here for about iii a pound. in tho tins found there were about ")0 pounds of the drug. W ONLY GUI! FOB DYIPEPUIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle, net. says: "i suffered for years with dysvmu. need to have great distra- Ind belching. i tried everything I could hear of, but nothing helped me until i toolr Brazilian Balm. and one 50 cent bottle cured mo completely." liar sale by it. ii. Platsted. F. H. Baxter and The Clllord Pharmacy. ” illuminant” Will tell you the exact tempersturcstalltimee, both inendout doors. l' Charles E. Dotti“ narrowest. . m mediums svsssr. . . "' I'l' m. I Wchsvepitil .... Moinisooe me- will"... asymmetrical. ”OWN-l” WW they “mention? approvingly is Rev- - itself and as showing a Bryan man ' nominee. according to the same author- . til filtJ/G 4 5 ENTERTAINMEN 8. W ' ’l'iiE FLIGHT OF PRINCESS "“8. Mildred and 'Rouclerc return to iioyt's Theatre, Saturday, matinee and night, in the above production. Three: hours of continuous laughter interrupt- or! by gasps and our sea is a definition of the effect of the catch tninment given by Mildred and Ron? clere in that glittering and bewilder- ing fantasy, The l‘t‘llgllt of Princess iris. You sit and look and feel your hair rise irl wonde ..sr'ld amazement at what they do ren you burst out into an uncomfortable ha-lrn and before. that ha-lla has fairly ceased they are again raising your hair and taking away your breath with some new wonder they are parading before your eyes and presto change. your sides arc being tickled, once more . the giadsome notes of a real laugh arc issuing from your throat. They are wonderful and they are irresistible laugh-makers. They are artistically fantastic and fantastically artistic-— and'that is what. has made them world famous. Specialties are introduced be tween the acts by Williams and Mel- burn in the Minstrel and the Maid; Flame: and Dunn, the It'lizgihbon F‘sm- ily., Dick Leggcti, Arthur Green, Mile Rene and The- (lcisllrr Ulrl Trio. All special scenery is carried for the pro- duction. Special reduced prices, mat- lose. it) and 20c; evening, til. 20, 30 and 50c. AT THE MUSIC HALL. Last. night was amateur hi hi at the hall and every seat. was tall long he- fore it 0' look. and standin room was at a pre- lam. Michael lie won first price. ’3; Minnie and Eva Mail- bot won sectmd prise. 32. and Walter won third rice, 5|. Manager Klein informs no t for Mai Wednesa day amateur entertainment he has ten ’urnstenru spasm from New York city. who will appear. At the hall warm . them will be an entire oirsn e of pro- gram. both in yatulevills no pictures rice» as usual 5c, the and line.- . KODOL is the bestrsmed today for ”finals!“ indigestion and.“ all a, stomssh thorough many and The will? &% . sour at. "should! 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' “m” " ' an - viug ial reach King Edward yesterday rim the ceremonies of the openfng of llament and as the lionseo is effectively barred against its ‘ woman snifrngists of England adopted a new method oi against the fact that his his speech from the throne mention of their demands or mlttcd to vote The militant of the org nisation formed W . into love committees which. some hour odsy, visited the the various members of as , 'for the purpose of asking filo , ' their influence to have the m of women's suffrage settled at cm? , session. As none of the IL . , , " would see them, the women rang bells and delivered addreis‘s’s' '7 doorsteps. The police were ' ' ed for this more and noisy mm witnessed on several of the. . blc thoroughfares of Is) din women eventually were til seven arrests had been the M TORI!” 'LOTILLA’ Llflm IUENOI ”III. -' ‘ a w BUENO$ syncs, Jan. lit—Tho _ - (ills of American torpedo hosts. onf’i ' ‘ way from Hampton We to m lens Bay, sailed from this port at o'clock this morning for Panto A after a stay here of four North American Society of the Platte entertained the visiting and than yesterday There wer sports of various kinds and a . -- Over a thousand residents of A'yres were among the g m sans rootleitr‘liss. . "When attached bya , rmum sscssr tiv ”no r‘Ed ‘ rguson, nee-reisry“I to tho ‘ lesion. disease in ii and .' is, how -ing to s «Wrist recei “monument oriay m limit r. Per the t of (W :32: ”in“! “i Mi ill“. «enthralledw . ‘m" ., lstorirnotvsj'to‘aisi W “"5 v-M't ass it. alien“o weakens «A... “......
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