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RHORSE CLIPPING .
WM furnished for oil vehiclIol.
L f’jM. WRIGHT
.nI'
No.2 Nut Coll $5
Yard Pea Coal $4. 50.
Egg, Store and Nut Coll. $6. 50. l
Delivered in the cellar.’
Cll'lniiu screened. Free from slate. '
Best quanta.
Raymond Bros.
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Meat Specials
ROAST PORK, - 12c lb. ;
FORE OF LAMBS. - 12c lb. :
CANNED TOMATOES. - 10c 3
CANNED CORN, - - 10c
NEW PICKLHS, - 10c dos.
J. W.
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" '3\\e Tarts Cloak 2) Suit fitness,
08 BOOTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
Clearing Sale of Winter Stock.
Everything must go, as we do not car go over I one «soon to an-
‘ other. so we cut the prices right and loit. me and o convinced.
’ Ladles' Suite, Coats, Skirts, Wrists. Furs, Fur-lined Coats,
Pony Coats, Nome Corsets and Petticoats.
. SALE IN ISOTH STORES.
010 Main St. STAMFORD.
.l'i' . «:94
33 So. Main Btu'SOU‘l’H NORWALK:
THAT'S
ALL.
, nous
nerves.
, TRY A TON.
HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER SIT.
THE HATCH & BAILHY 00..
., , SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
,0 from a. Piggery to at Palace.
MILL. toot of Marshall Street. Tel. 40-0.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. i'ol. 40.2.
'The use In hoes oi Hardwood Flooring, more or partly covered with
rugs, is rapidly (rousing.
The reasons are: let it adds greatly to the appearance oi a room.
2nd, It Is easy to clean and keep clean. am It Is hutch cheaper in the
long run than the old method oi common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a large and vurled stock of Edge Gmin Yellow Pine, Quurtered
Oak and Maple Floorin . on hand. “A hint to the wise I: suillcient. "
IALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand at ready made, unto-date
Roofing. Warranted IOr eight years’ wear without repairs or attention oi
any kind. it Is also a goon substitute ior oilcloth no a door covering
HOT STUFF.
Hazelton Coal
The place to get it is at '3
The B. Hershfield & Son Co.’ s,
12? WATER IT.
TEL. 294:
Watch our ”Want" "For Sale” and "To
Let" column for batalins...
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lARllUHARS
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invest. Your Money
so that it will pay you ,s’yw
"REAL MATE is the foundation of
all rosperity and national greatness" -
ever was this more appreciated or
the wisdom oi, Judicious investment in I
‘reul estate more a parent than now.
Look oter the
New York Realty and you will see that
the conservative investors are turning
from Wall street to Real Estate invest-
ments.
GUARANTEED SIX PIN CENT.
The NEW YORK REALTY OWN-
ERS’ COMPANY otter to share with
you either six per cent. guaranteed or
the full protlts derived from handling
ltcul Estate on the Astor plan. .
This is an unusual opportulity to
secure an investment combining an ex-
ceptionsily good yield with all the
essentials oi a sale and conservative
investment, and we invite your in-
qulrios.
It, L. COSUNN. Oonorsl Agent,
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.
3 When You Have
Become Tired
of Enamel Ware. ior cooking.
try a “Lidney Hollow‘Were"
Cast Iron Pot or
Skillet!
You will not be troubled with
any flaking oil of poison-
ed enamel.
Charlesli Dov,
‘ HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 007.
Tris NEW
6- Hotel Victoria. 4-
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special feature. Goo
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv-
-—ery room heated.
o RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Oslo In connection.
A full line oi Imported Ales, includ-
ing the famous Boss's. Burton's and
Bass I: Co.'s Stout, always on draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Gall. 200—2.
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new YORK. m HAVEN a
unnrrono moan
TIME TAIL.-
In Eilect January 0, 1“
SO. NONWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:531. 5:121, 0:011.
6:16, 6:50x, 8:66, 7:54x, 0:101, 0:“3.
ilzillx, 9:53. 10:65:, 11:22:. '
P. M.——12:blx, 1:10, 0:013, 8:07.
Ilzhix, 5:09s, 5:37. 6:511. 0:37, 0:511.
7219):, 7:5Ix. 9:53. 10:02: 1:401to
Philadelphia and Washington, D. 0.,
does not stop at New York.
“It”.
A. M.—-12:53x, 5:1”. 0241:. 0:01,
0:401.
. M.—12:51x. 254‘s, 2:511; 5:01,
5:61;, 7:13, 7:511, 9158:, 10:20.
'80. NONWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M.——-Iz: , 1:14. lzblx. 6:10. 7:25,
8:25, 9:13x, :l‘ix, 11:08:, 11:46.
P. M.—I2:06x. 1:10, 0:1“, 0:281,
M9, 6:071. 6:29. 6:08x. 6:30, 7:00x,
8:5ilx, um, um; to Bridgeport only,
2:42 and 7:25.
Sundays.
A. M.-Il:00, 1:14, nus, 7:80. 0:10,
10:47:. 11:00:.
1’. 1—0:“, 1:0”. 0:10;, 0:40x.
SOUTN NONWALK ro DANIUNV.
A. 1-12: 10 (dolly osoopt Mon-
days). 0:00. 0: 48 . 10:00:.
P. Ila-1:30. 4:20. 0:11', 7: II.
:10 a. .......-_" 7:00 p. I.
oaustuw 'ro sown woman.
A.“ sons 00 0:11 10:19:, 11:00
r. st.4: m. szis sis: .
«ms-s. at. 1:35. r. 11.. not.
new vents roll tours nonwaur
":0". 0:041. 0: . 02th,
0.00s, e: oer. ones. 10:021.":00,
11:11:00
I! .-'-1's.de. I:0l.S:OIs.0;. 00.8. “a:
t: «1.4 me. use. stun.
0:00;. 0m: 1:10. 1:4“. 0: 00, '1:
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”Wu“. 0m me, 0:4,,
”W H. title. not. my?
mu.
ate transactions In I
3 but for Flavor. Assortment and Purity.
It Is ‘ubouuail In this city,
wAPOLLO NOODLATES. every.”
body's interline; always have a tow
Wily, In Sortoo It 00o, tool 00c and
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
,205 WASHINGTON STREET.
TIL. CALL, set—e.
All Orders Delivered lroo oi
There are to be at least three parties
around East Norwalk tonight, he of
thise Is to be a surprise,
The tug Port Chester came into the
harbor yesterday. This tub Is it mem-
her or the Red Star dent.
llowsrd and 'Ilidword Parrlnzton.
young sons oi William I}. l-‘arringtou,
of First street, are ill‘oi the grip.
Harold B. Simone, oi Winfield street.
will entertain a company oi friends at
his home this evening, in honor oi his
hirihdut,
Frank my bus gone'tn work on the
new lion: started by Charles D. Tobey
ut the toot 0! First street .ill'iilwlli nu-
ish the craft
The hshcrmen struck a snap eeling
at. Oyster Shell Point (yesterday, Holes
were cut in the ion on big huuls made
with opt-hrs.
Miss Bessie Anderson, of Firnt
street, intends to witness the Hippo-
drome' produttiou in New Yorlt tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Deuchcile, of St. John
avenue, to now ill of the grip. lier
children, Reba and Basil. have been ill
oi the mnludyior some time.
.l. Clarence Petty is now the cham-
pion of champions or pool players at
too street bridge. Yeltterduy Mr. Petty
adde several more scalps to his list.
Local clummcrs had nvhnrd time of
it yesterday In trying to get through
the too with Ordinary skills; The
l'orlr oi breaking it path through the
Ice with ours was a long, tedious Job.
A..—
Both Mr. and Mrs Michael D. Drew,
oi Seariew motto ,uro III of the
grip, were reported 'ms morning as
improving Mr. Drew has not yet sui-
ncientiy recovered to resume his du-
ties at A. L. Hulner's store.
.—
The oystermen report that, they
would be able to do quite a little work
these days were it not. tor tho;I ice
nmong and about the Islands Small
bouts they say, are liable to get into
an ice iloc nhtIi drill. along with it i’or
miles,
The schooner Greenwich. Which tor
the Dust day or two has been moored
near Cali Pasture, in quest oi mussels,
pulled up anchor yesterday and start-
cu toward the cast. it Is supposed that
her captain will try for mussels along
the Westport shore.
The moving oi the plant of the Vs‘
cuum Chemical and Varnish Ootnpany
to Water street, South Norwaik. II
Just. being completed. Chums M. Ma
thtrpo, who Is to manuiacturo a ruin-
Ing apparatus at the former vacuum
plant, has not yet. taken possession.
The second open meeting of the
Glee Club. oi the East Avenue M. II.
church, will be held this evening at
the home oi Mrs.A SCarpcuter, 48
Gregory Boulevard. This will be the
last open meeting. and all the young
Mollie have a cord!!! Invitation to at-
tend.
The Rev. 0‘. S. Ainsworth lead the
weeth prayer service at the Advent
Christlan church last evening. The
topic was an Interesting use, and well
discussed. Thopsstor Rev. 'L I". Rey-
nolds, ls going nightly to the revival
services at the Bridgeport Advent
church.
Edward Tobey's Sunday school class
will elect omen tomorrow. The IaIt-
est returns indicate that. Mr. To
to be reelected president, with ll-
ltam Boulder as watery and tools
Brehm as treasurer. Electiouooriug to
so test and iurlous that all this may
be upset In; night.
Norman Ellsworth. engineer on the
oyster boot Commander. which to
moored at the We. farm bridge
dock tor the winter was suddenly call:
ed to his home In Bayonne New Jorv
soy, this morning. upon the' receipt oi
the new that a member at his Iainuy
was very seriously slcit -
A young man “whose
learned, had a cold dip
ynterdlly, Inch oi Illrvin' a coal M.
lie was waiItIIng around on the m.
when It gave way with him, lends:
him get wet clear to the pool:
lolly crswlol out, and deported tor
wold.
a.
to learn that site Is now ill
the Hainer pool parlor on the Washiug- I
home-ad dry slotht'is as quickly so be .
wall would have has “no WWII . , .,
been this spring. -Ao it is, there are
several tut-Is antler way, nu it is
especMIhotoaumberraorewIltbo
started shortly.
. The many Mend- or Miss Margaret
Loo, of last Norwalh. will be pleased
ring II:
tor her loss Illness sad It client is
visiting irlends Ia Bridgeport.
m
The big too loo. which broke loose
from the East Nor'wailr shone Wednov
day and floated over to the South Nor-
"ill. shore. took with.’
lords! and wont drit out Iut'o the
Sound with the tide. voters oi
the harbor are v cold. borrower, and
‘7
This evening's meeting between the
committee of the Mayflower Hook and
there was quite
iresh i i
this moruing. "0’0 cc
. Ladder and Hose Company and Old
Well Hook and Ladder companyJo
make the dual amusements Including
. the dates, etc, for the inter-company
pool tournament, will lie hold at the
~ headquarters oi the old Well Com-
, puny, in South Norwallt.
The barge Eastern Star, which but
‘ been tied up at the Marvin dock In
Benedict Forms, was towed to South
' Norwalk yesterday by the tub Addie
V, Lam the Eastern Star was towed
out of the harbor by another tug. The
departure of this barge was delayed
by the breaking oi the propeller
wheel on the tug Greenwich.
William Dennison and James John-
son opened thhir new market In First
street yesterday Sevvsl lady iriends
or the woolletors had a iriendlybet
as to which would be the first custo-
mer. Among a party oi eight, It was
agreed that the last one to appear at
the market to purchase ething
would he called upon to urchase
theatre tickets for the whole company.
William M. Reynolds; who fell from
the raised plank walk leading out to
Peter Becker’s oyster house yester-
day morning, apparently will have no
nylons results. though he was paluiul-
ly bruised and will be stiii ior some
time. By mistake it was stated in this
column yesterday that Mr. Reynolds
resided In First street. His homes In
Fort street
Charles Blydeuburg, oi Cove avenue,
is having his sloop Seabird completely
rebuilt The well hits been moored
a new deck has replaced the old one
and there are numerous other chang-
es. It is Mr. Blydcnburg's intention
to use the Seabird in transportating
produce irbm Long Island. The work
on the boat to being done on the shore
near Dorlon' :1 Point.
it Is expected that there will be a
good sired delegation of members oi
the Mayflowtr Hook and Ladder and
Hose Company on hand tonight when
the final game in the pool immanent
Is to he played to decioo the ownership
oi the first one, The contestants will
be A. B. Hull 110, and Harry Water-
bury, 100 Each has many iriends
confident of their prowess with the
cue.
The St. James Circle held an all day
sewing session yesterday with Mr!
Henry Taylor, in Cove avenue. The
Circle does a great deal of good among
poor people its shorts in tact, being
directed entirely along charitable hues
Many children, particularly are wear-
Ing warm clothing this wilter, which
would not have been the case had it
toot been for the olorts oi the circle.
its meetings are held orery week at
the home oi some member
A party at about sixty friends of
Miss Mabel Voorhoes gave her a big
surplse party, last evening at her
borne in First street- The evening was
verp pleasantly spent with games mu-
sic, and va'rlous social diversion and
and elaborate supper was served. The
festivities came too clue about tour
o'clock this morning. One oi the res-
turcs oi the eyeniug was singing by
Hi Quartette. 'T'here‘ Wore several
guests In attendance irom Stumiordb
and New York.
The pupils at the East Norwnik
schools had a double celebratnu this
aitoruoon both Washington and Lin-
coln Birthday programs being combin-
ed. Very due patriotic exercises were
the order at both the Fitch and'the
Marvin Schools. A degree at edicieu-
cy was shown by all‘ot the'cbtldreu
who participated. The toll programs
Oi longs, recitatious, eIsIIIIays, etc. ., were
as ioIIows: w * ~ ‘ ..
Mervin Sohoo'l. t '“t'
Song—Flag oi tam fine I N
r
Recitation—Washington s Day,
Vincent Mortwiclt.
hesitation—My Country's Flag.
Arthur Vohlstrom
Rdclililoh~A W;
Mary Sllcox
Essay—George Washington
Sari L'lloutmedieu.
Recitation—rut: Little flu!
Six Oh to mm Itoorun
loading—Under the Stars and Stripes.
.3“... “little.
Sill A OI"
P ' School.
St oil! It .
MM 0,1,!“an- Ista-
Irritation—Wm
Glories
Plenum-film,
uedtauoa— halemo‘t
hi
W llisbo.
IhtbolauabuMIIQMoI-stroot.
”O I‘ ..l’,y
M
lIew theory Advanced
human stomach, which he clpilnsto
prove, with his new medicine. to but!!!
given more respect and commcai every
day.-
Cooper ciaims that 00 per cent of
all III health is due to stomach trouble.
When interviewed about his theory rev
costly. be sold: “Stomach trouble is
the gpat curse oi the 20th century
soiarasthocivllixedraccsarecou-
weaned. Practically all or the chronic
III health of this generation is count!
earlier days, when the human race was
closer to nature, and men and women
worked all day out oi doors, dlulll
their frugal existence from the soil.“
the tired droopy, half—sick people that
are now so common, did nOt exist
"To be sure there was sickness In
those days; but it was oi a virulent
character, and only temporary. There
was none oi this haiialcir condition
all the time with which so many are
adiictod nowadays,
"I know positively that every bit of
this chronic Ill health Is caused by
stomach trouqu The human stomach
In civilised people today is degenerate.
it lacks tone and strength. This weak-
ness has gradually come through a
by abnormal stomachic conditions. In |
ll
Yoshi in Is SprlaIIIiIlll
0m E re country
W
i. ’I‘ ICooper' a theory concerning the.
IMO-aw
strength In about six weeks’
t'Dl’i'hnt is why I have had more
come and thank me wherever have
gone: to Intruder; III!
have lied tire to talk with." .. t.
Among th immense numbers or see-
pIe who no flow otroo‘g’bolievero‘h
Cooper's theory and medicine In,
M. B. Delano, a prominent
the suburb of hill”. W. W
She says; ' several years I 'waa
woken In health. caused
stomach and nerve troubles. I
my beams worse. until recently
compelled to so without solid Mddr
days a a time. I had sour b.
polpmw or the nerves oi
spopoia and extrcmonor-
sample. and my liver, bowels still
whole system usdualiy because de-
doy I began this Cooper
1 new tool like a new being. *‘ft'odsy'
i walked all over town, shopping-—
something I havo'not done ior years.
"i make this' statement wholly hops
ssenseclduty: Iiool-lo‘woitto
anyone who might dud relies
renewed happiness as i have done." ‘
The record little“ by the wrliodOoupot'
Iolaoo' is I. We willtako
sedentary existence. I further know
that low people can be sick with the
digestive apparatus in perfect shape.
The sole reason ior my innocents to
cause” my New “Discovery medicio
Song--—Amerlcu,8c Sch i.
in. 00
their School. 9 it,"
Song—Italian ll mn.I
Class Recitation—gu'coln‘ and Walt
lngton,
Room a.
Recitation—Our Flag.
Room S.
Song of Liberty;
Quotations,
Boom Ii.
Recitation—47hr Splendid to Live 80
Grandly, '
F.
d!
300m
Song—February.
Readl 'i'h M 31' W bl gt
ng— e om. as n on.
Rooni‘l'
Sous—Mali to the MINA
Recitation—Story of Our Flag,
Room P.‘
Song—Salute to the Flag,
Boom E.
Lincoln and Washingtonp Quotations.
Room!)
Washington's Service to Gov. Din-
4' "3'1‘
widdle,
E. Preece. .,
Bong—Mt Vernon Bells, ‘
School '
—-ltcbiug. bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Don's Ointnrent.
Chronic coup soul relieved, dually
Druggista all sell it.
ROWAYTON.
Owing to a change in plans, the
choir oi the Itownytou Baptist church
will meet tonight at the church for re.
hoarsai, instead 0t tomorrow night.
cured.
s3.
l
ONorw'oIhw .. t‘
m
wntzloted a due Milt”
L‘ underwent an operation at t
T : home here.
, proved.
”room
pleasure In discussing It with ulypho
who wishes to know about
The Clidora Pharmacy; sooth or-
.7-
,,,,,
roc'cntl'y
house at her
w‘
Several Dorian houses are about he-
Ing repaired, and will be rcut'ed to
summer peopl . . '.'
.MIrs Andrew Jayne oi DI
w’allr Hospital, bu returned
Mrs. Jayne:I is much line
Harold Bates had the misfortune to
lose his purse this our contain
the proceeds oi the “10 Milli"
oi tickets {or the Methodist church
supper. 4." I ,
Principal Paimblad. oi center och
has been III for a tidy or two this
week. ~ tester Htudler "and Elmer
lounshnry’, vi the some MOM have al-
so been down with the grip.
Mr and Mrs Porter Eulerson Brown
oi “iterate “Dorian, who are
tertnlning a little daughter who or-
rived on St. Valentine's day. .
Mrs Sarah Dashatn and dnurh‘
Miss Georgie Dukam, who u
spend the cold month in the mouth,
Selleclr, at her home on Main o
Dorian. '
Morris Clarentout,'who has I
the winter at the horrible! Dr;
Lyon Mich,
house and expects soon tempted -t
held with many incubator hatched
chickens
-—.—.a'—.-_—-A my;
bf. and Mrs. E. Trent Pam. will?
A rehearsal oi those who will take
part in the next entertainment or tile
Rownyton iree library was held lost
night at the residence oi Mr and Mrs.
V J. Benoit-ha. The entertainment
will be given in March.
The flag raising at the headquarters'
of Rtllance Hook and ladder Company
In Rowayton avenue, tomorrow, to be
ing looked torwsrd to ‘with great inter.
eat. The handsome ling is presented 'I
the Reliance Swill Club, oi which i
3." Robert S hrclay Is president.
The speech of presentation will‘ he
made by 8.17:. Dibble, president oi the1
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company.
and there will also he an' a‘ddrIes by
Charles Klein, the playwright.’ The
school children oi the town will run-
-
clusiou oi the exercises which our!
commence promptly at to our one
there will be reireshmeuts oi coil and
sandwiches served
The annual election at error-rs ot‘
the ladies' Aid Society or the horror-
ton Baptist church, was held yesterday
afternoon resultlu'g as follows:
Honorary President-Mrs, Josephine
Crow
Printout—Mrs. s. n Cleverly.
First VicevProoideut—Mrs. Hubert.
”Second VicePresidentran. SethD.
”murmur-Mrs Elbert D. March.
Treasurer—Mrs. V. J. Bololioba.
rot-cl Missionary Committee-
Mrs. 10 n M. Sharer, chairman; Mrs.
M. II. My sad Mrs. V. Alene
Home Missionary Committee—Mrs.
Sumo Ambler. chairman; Mrs. IIIJII.
Visiting ”nutter-Mlle. Hebert.
Mrs. clout Albrecht and Mrs.
Mrs. hostel. ”museums”
der patriotic selections. At the con- w"
now occupy Mrs. D Wood's place,
moo, are to move next month to that
llccbrd place next to the.
schodl. Dr. Payne has purchased I
place, and the M'cCord iainiiy will
move irom Norotdn.
An clght table whist party as given
at the residence oi Senator [autism
by Miss May In honor of Timeu'ww
hury, Many gueoto iron proloin
Stamiord and Glenbrook. The.
lady’s prize was won by Miss ,
Webb. The lint genitrmauil”
was secured by Mr. Dohe The .
intiou prize was won by Miss “III
Lounsbury.
h—u—u-l—a-
Mrs withers a. Street and origins
Miss Grace Street and Mr. Si
aunt Mrs. turns 5. '
nesday tor Merriam
will visit Mr. Street's : M“
Clara Fleet and Mia Ella Street.
will be gone iaitho
"two months, It is understood,
.gn Smtto' Son Dulgoe Thoy'
Calliiornia.
'A Dorien divorcolcaue'lo due
up today before the Superior
Somogyl versus 0'. 7m .
The allegation is desertiol
n .
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' ' How's vine: i .
WonlerOlo iii-Iris .
ward tame-9130!. '
l"""uot be “CM mi: sI‘I'oII l ‘
l t
W“ ‘
vousuess. l yarmored terribly with.” Ia» .
are this winter with Miss Mariam"
'is building a fund! '
mu Ito! Angcles and other pages
Bridgeport. it is' than! Mrs. ”F‘f'
tones the stomach up to requires!
mummt‘VI'
...’ M5,,
3‘
ranged. I felt. instant relic! the arse [III
medic-lug. , .
and,
i
walk; The Bridge Pharmacy. last ,
lug tho winter-ill néw York are 31'
at
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