MOI-00“.,
'i
yWI»liiiitoicpimi'tiom stain
”i: flgfw regard to business,
w to M”. all
will y do so“, it will!
greatly ‘tliiaelliea
am am. met attention.
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The Rah-rt hotel Club will have~
their at clients «new
day or g, ebruary 12 -~..
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-c.a.x.nemu. O'Brien. .
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bra. liner, of Cincinnati. Ollie. has:
been lit-Hm unack-
Main attest.
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There has been a new sierra door
Film on the from m oi the
IL Harris rectory, Norwaik.
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The IlbntaMu will play the hash-
etball team lrom Part cheater tonight
.tIi~ihe Greenwich armory door.
~60 varieties Fresh ammonites, 20c
lit; large variety lig pelts. 10c lb. M
B Smith I; Co. .
um Haymakers' Associati
hold'a meeting on “(today or
the wigwam in Washington street.
lira. Robert Van sures. oi West
avenue. will entertain the Pine Lodge
Whist Club, next Tuesday attarnooa.
will
A meeting of the Cigar mm Un-
ion will be held next Monday evening
at it o’clock in Central Labor Lyceum.
—’l’elesoope Hats. - O'Brien.
A meeting or the Norwalk and Club
will be held with Miss Mary Kirby
ilcnnings. West street. Monday even-
”8a
The Monday Atteraoou Whist Club
will be entertained Tuesday atternoon
by Mrs. Frederick H. Quintard, oi
Washingtona
Old Well and Ladder Company
will hold its monthly meeting next
Monday evening at the headquarters
in Havilana street.
-—Choice Native Turkey», 22c lb.;
Chickens, tile. Ham'flht.
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ids-Councilman William W. Cone
stock, oi South Main street. expecta to
learn soon for Florida, where he will
spend the balance oi the winter.
'A StatedIConvocstion oi Butler
Chapter. it A. Ms will be held at its
room! next Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. The Mark Degree will be
worked.
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The Overlook Selleclt Military
Mullen)! basketball team was to have
played a game last night at the Acad-
emy. with a team captained by Wily
’c‘e‘l-ifl Tracey, but the contest was con-
-DI'. Dill"! cures gm).
,‘l'lie delivery sleigh oi Atlanta Broth-
crs maltetmen which was being driv-
en by Arthur Adams, overturned yes-
terday morning in the \‘orwsllt Park
by the horse tailing. No damage was
dose and the horse was on his teet
soon and proceeded on his way.
One of the local junk dealers oi
the town took the bridle from his
horse and left the animal eating its
, dinner standing in Water atreet. Nor.
walk. hi trout oi it. i". Lockwood's
PM A little later Mr. Lockwood
came from the garage in his large
and the horse tool! lright
and distilled down Water street ata
mad shoe but soon quieted down and
was qaptared near the corner at Her-
lior ”Ellie. No damage was done.
_;Uillllt¢llli did Mourning Bands.
'i‘h'o meeting of the Fairiiold County
Clinical. was toibave
bee-sell t {3th Bridge-
W". m: In this liloliih
has been one week
interact mam
cut is duet deal oi the Rev.
't'tnyss 1'. Smith rector oi St. Paul' a
Church. in N 0;}; ,whose funeral will
be held on ondsy morning at 10
o'clock. at M ii report
Episcopal? flatldnd s hin-
. Archer B .l
m Nurwalli.‘
,lormcrl
m'flg "of
«Malawi. is nasal
he lacorporatora oi the Jennings.
. , «an.
of acor-
secretary
wflihave
a t ..“'
with
ing at;
flat-madam
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WWW Relieves a Cough. '
Acts as a table to the system
said ofiilias the bodily ioreea to .
prevall over the disease. ‘
‘ .-ii.ls particularly adapted to '1
children by reason of its pleas-
aat taste and gootblng properties
,h‘lhei ii iii coughs, '
p rear meta. tor .a
and. profitable hustnssntprand you have new; .
the selling 1 Cu. standard to choose from and
want at a material " J
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: our-vast brill
first Page). ’
“wires and ladips.
submittedito
oinmittoe by the
(lounactleub gonna 1. on two p
. one in v g power
“2". claim ’ other;oi
Q“ it mlwmrIitm.‘ . .' "6:” m
uartered Anth'gp ah I! t . v .
straight trout - Writs. tour atoll draw‘e‘i: 9:: @3353 “2:0
large ethos.” uHit slit! drswr‘i, :Mb piste mirrarl linen ' . ”W“ .i last
iii it“ M, ii
,r vqa. 1%
mm mist—a.
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'Mlss blary burns, 0! this city. is
Vbliliig lot a few days in Danbury.
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Teller George L. woodwsrd, oi the
National Bank, oi Norwaik is a New
Yorker today.
The meter hnitéa Whlst cum will
meet next Friday with Mrs, Edward
F. Smith, oi Barlow «avenue.
--itoe Shad. Gutblil':
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gault. of West-
port, have been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Charms H. Benton, oi figmalk.
Mfl.
Mrs. Frisble, of Bridgeport will he
the guest of Mr. and lira. Frank
Starr, oi Westport avenue, tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Ferris, oi Pasasic. N.
‘J.. has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Jennie C. Ferris, oi West are-
one.
~Boy's" Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Mr. Frank Hyatt, oi New York, who
has been visiting relatives in term
{or several days, returned last evenine
to the city.
Monroe iirothersmi Norwnlk. have
completed moving a dwelling house
and ham to a new .aite tor Wiuiirmi
Butler, oi Poplar Plains
huh, held a routine meeting last night.
Next-Friday night the. young ladies
will give the molar dancer
«Panama. voiica, aerges, storm
surges. iancy mm. broadcloth and
man's year. all widthsalI-sworsteds.
For sale for ale-lull teal-value durinit
balance of February. Balls Textile
ltg. Co., Holden Ave, Not-walk.
Mrs, C. F. lace. oi 50 Stillman
street. has been entertaining Mrs. W.,
H. Hoyt sud Bliss liallriu. oi South
Norwsilt.-Ridgatieid Press.
y-terdsy atteraeon. with Airs. J. .A.
Richardson. oi JO'West taveuue.
W
port avenue are entertaining Mrs, Mao
lor Peilon, who has been spending a
week in Atlantic City.
-C. t K. Hats. O'Brien.
Baptist Church wishes the Christmas
chorus to sing at ,the Sunday evening
service. Will the members please
meet in the Sunday school room at
6:60 p. m.
The basketball team known as the
West Ends'ot Norwaik. went to West-
port last night and deleated the ~Weat-
port team easily by the score oi 40
to 4. The game was played in the old
Cltholic dillflh, all“ film: I number
oi people turned out to witness it,
very hnpol'iant meeting at their club
rooms last evening. and made formal
arrangements ior their two plays.
“Bonito Tame M Mother-ih-law"
and "More Free Than Welcome" and
silence to be given Mrssry 19, at
llK'iiWOOd' a Hall.
nib—~—
-Smsii Lean Fresh liams..iZ'/,c iii.
ilayes' mu. . .
Waterbury'a crack represehtdtlvsa,
the ilteriings, are to piay that in: all
ticipated game with Team on New
tiny. night.” fievhm- he Brass
i' new thrower:
ct u cute. .
(ii-Ian" Linothail or math alwa
.rapvsautattvaa.
the Sterling- stenhury has
tette to be proud of. for ctcry‘
Illa firming
tor the stats chain
1" warmth
'strong aspiraflonc
baat amatonrrab
aa‘fi‘37:
hag tints. la
the mltorllags
l3”? .iiiiir detest k
the stvsastii .
Eureka Lodge. Daughter» of Rebe-
, ‘ W ‘.
The weekly meetingoi the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr, oi' West-
The pastor of the South Norwallt .
The Knights 0! King Arthur held a -.
ym‘mm Min
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till dd inches.
aim usually 'r'Aths sg’
Qua rtered‘. ”on?”
Library Wampum“
; long. 011““qu
ped legs and highly polished.‘
ably pol-i
«can Woo-J rite. Wm E
ufilml
Scott a
1w {,i’ffl'
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Silas lot Man and Watson. - - The and hi Db
(“Mimi's Sites. We
K S. Roan hens...
so Washington Street. “limit.
We do not Widest” over to next year. This time.
- however. yen can get" a larger and better assortment
than ever from which to make choice.
Wellaveselcctedtheiincstoiour
”‘6”;[5
Anti reduced them to a uniionu price.
Men 3 Superb Suits and Overcoats, lor-
merly piléed 815, $l8 and $20; now,
$9. 89, ”1.45, 314. 89.
$22.50 and Slim-516. 00. .
it new
Willi“: H. Seneca
48 and 50 Wall Street. Notwallt.
PHONI. l7l-2.
”ant
, . Momma: that
‘msdy'w “when!
‘7'i
avaavtvl’td. ’7 ' ‘1‘"? ,
Getting may to agiac crechi'vsrrv es.- ~it twain uni: way.
awe you asmr wawnmmostgtssbr. *1
Japan WWVW ”will “Wt. .
, cll some time 3.0.,
‘ our. the [dust
n» haying given on .
q regard to the non lllona and rates
‘ trinity.
. a liter it wanted to
)5
'36?
m1‘Wn ent of the coun-
ell. is the a
BM" Dill? mph R 'l'dy-
all . waidfihitv‘didi
Bay or. and the
otx Councilmen.
Conn.
i.
“unlit-able Boa
South Norwalk,
Gentlemen: Y
pointed to consider
jNorwulhunhre Dis
r committee no
he application at
lk,
tho meetings
rw lh committee and
wention with
not competent to quote rates or con-
aider any tom! of grcement in this
instance until it ha been decidedr by
stat ‘Ww or minds de-
slrsh e for the city to underthko to
, malady turnish ooctrioliy directly
,or i directly for s rvice outside of
tha- yb tor any s‘ ted period. and
under he terms 90 a contract such
gas be nee gins ease oi
this kind in the iii of each at
the parties concern ‘0‘ therefore
resiiectiully recon: ‘end. in view at
the-importance of t to matter that it
hentemdtoacymeetihgtobc
called at your plea are.
hespectiully su tallied,
'lisperintcndeut 1:. Winchester
we there were s to manicure num-
ber oi members oi he East Norwaik
committee prudent.
would be well to iron them.
- Edward I' Smith aaldr rthe commit
tea was not it t to matte say
aluporitiun. but .loh Olmstuad would
be glad to answer y questions .
I'Olty Clork‘l'sytor mm the com-
mittee sinuid toll . city what» or
use there would be in tumishiny
' desired :. service; Jubilayor‘ lich-
ard ii. Golden ttsos t likewise. Il‘r
belahoa stated t this was just
Mu point—the city know who.
titer the mm" to be a paina
or lost-group. .
walk annuities wa without ipowar.
but it dammit haves oh the power for
We
ed inside the city ii a. the idea being
that they mid ha e the power It
the same rate .'" ‘a y other consula-
the city togiv’e Bait
title. as the same
the city better. He no thought that
it may soon he a ry to enlarge
the city plant. ' . . v
Bavniayorioolden lead to idle
it the Mitten is
ivihg bliempower East Narnih
i not. itlwaa only fair to tell the
woolen! that dist .
Iir. Winchester an
bent service would
"Joritisalang
not in {aver of
a twanitvionrv
The
East Norwalh. , would desire
‘ lights at the same tl c as South Nor
wait. hud'tharcioi‘c city could not
to give the as .ior
power. though then r thant te regu-
lull‘llgithg rate. ‘
the nilnibolu
know-
into the busi-
aas voi.luraiahhg lit aad power
to other
Ir. Mensch/“con idem the pro-
NMIIIl
resided over by l '
i Mayor Fram'ls ,
lieu of the East‘
935 L0 I'O' .
ho ”Mild it '
' tile.
MPL
a... v .,--.
thin, 0M bran-st N
yoa‘t.‘ Until Wiltl'day’il
l
i. l. All
it”: t __ .t‘i..
Will venom
Another Week.
To all" firth“ m molt, we shall continua
«my mm or the whole
obi. “tirttary I. ?‘
Every steel: again gone through. [very price '
"Iowan hctdaasodmhlle the sale mu.
' " Thiat will umber banner week 'ior bargains.‘
Summit. Quinta.
floats, Sic.
134-136 Washington Street. Solidi N
herein! and ii ting purposes for the
East Norwalh re District the dilati-
tity to be itirnishetl to be not in) ex-
cess at to ,rsepotvor and on terms
that in th .I ‘1 Men or the commission-
on will ' a profit to the city. all
ennipmen bc tarnished and install-
ad by the fire digit-lad" ‘
Mr. Mcflahoii ailted Mr Winches-
or it he would hustle lor the East
Norwalk business it the city- directed
him. Mr Winchester replied that he
is an oniploye oi the electrical com-
mlssloncrs.
Harry w. Mather said it was not a
question oi. raw. but rather one of
whether the city wants to go outside
of its llmitd.- '
R. .i. Cuthlil said the city had ai-
rcady gone outside and mentlowatl the
powur furnished the (mental l‘oundrv.
Electrical Commissioner Joseph A
t'olk warned that the price that East
Norwalk would be able to sell power
‘ It would drive sutali manuiaeturcrs
to East Norwaik.
Mr. Richardson said it had been
a mistake!!! hirslsh the Colonialpuo-
lie said the debt of the plant is
now I90..000 and this could be paid
all in about tour years it he ad-
ditional enlargements have to he
made. it ”a the litipc‘oi the com
ailssionara to give the city (no atvdt
ghts item the profits oi commercial
lug had been called tau molt There
shouldiie some llgursi’ "mm-ma.
ill! opinion. “it illidllw Still
could’ be tallest
ltiefltltasa said he would; all";
ilghtlni;1
athmon believed the tweet- 1a
to“ jreply to the criticisms .,
been made that the
not been asked for any it
Mr. McMahon here all
lute resolution to the one v
oiYered by Mr.
merits. Orlno
these organs.
macy.
Mocha"
toss ii.
Mom"
Phllad
Dowcll, ohn
hill. J! F.
New York;
resolution was accepted
It is given at the head .0! thlp
No dissenting voices were
when the resolution was We-
Upou motion oi-exJisyor? '1
was voted that when an adiou
be taken, i be (or two it
motion to a lourn their prev
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CHRONIC coufl'lPATlON ' .w
One who sai'im {will chmnic .. . 5 ¥
potion is in donor .
cures chronic constipation as
dimtidli and atliaulatyti the
bowels. maturing the using
day and you will teci better ,
Orino laxativevl-‘rslt syrup ... .
nauseato or gripe and is my;
to take. We aubstitut
Drug Store and The 0 lord
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‘I'iOTIL ARRIVAL... ’
elm-ferment: let-satire.
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edde. BostonzA
ll; Georgc'l'.
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GA lib-0y. In, H. W. .1
hla:‘A.li
Connor and v
Sykes. Charles it. Wheeler 6. r
Golden. Dir.
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