' ‘1 Annylnnndpdcccdght. Now isthetinutohcve yourslcighe repaired and painted. HcrecGoodnnd Home” Repairing. HORSE CLIPPING. Rubber Tire: furnished for all vchiclcn. 'M‘ 1.. M. WRIGHT CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER. North Main Street. , South Norwalk. .. -WM~W.W¢ .. Yard Pea COal $4. 50. No ZNui Coal $5 ' Bag, Store and Nut Coal, $6. 50. Delivered 111 the cellan Carefullu screened. Free from slate. Best qualilu Raymond Bros. w .u—m—w-w. 4. 2.-.... ... _. , M... M...m...... . m. ...~........_.......M .mm»«, 3 Meat Specials ROAST PORK, - 12c lb. FORE 0F LAMBS. - 12c lb. CANNED TOMATOES. - 10c , CANNED CORN, - - 10:: NEW PICKLES, - Illc doz. J. W. DODGE, 22 wnsnmcvou smear. sour” NORWALK. Low. 3hr. Yar’ts Chunk 8 Suit £01135 . 1* 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 30. NORWALK Clearing Sale of Winter Stock. Everything mull go. as we do not carry over from one season to an- other, lo we cut the prices right and left. Come and be convinced. Ladies' Suite. Coats. Skirts, Wallis. Fun, Fur-lined Coats, Ruuian Pony Coats, Ncmo Corsets and Petticoats. _ , 1 SALE IN TH STORES. 515 Main St, AMFORD. " “33 80. Main 85-. SOUTH NORWALK. .1311. CO AL T393551 _ ‘erY A TON» HARRIS & GANS 1 00. ;_h___’ TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER 3T. THE HATCH 81 BAILEY C0" , SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a. Pig-gory to a Palace. MILL. foot of Manhali Street. Tel. 43-3. LUMBER YARD. Water street. l'cl. 46-2. The use In homes of Hardwood Flooring, note or partly covered with rugn. in rapidly increasing. ‘ The reasons are: lot. it nddo greatly to the appearance of n room. 2nd. It. in early to claim 11ml keep clean, 3rd, it is much cheaper in the long run than the old 1m thud of common flooring thtl‘ed with carpal We have a large 11.1.11 vulled stock of Edge iiruin Yellow I'ine, Qunrtcred 0n]: and Maple F'loorlng or. hand. “A hint to the wine in sufficient. ” SPECIALTY. LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand 'of randy made, unto-date Roofing. Warmntcd for night yearu'weur without rcpairn or nttcntlon of any kind. it is also :1 good rubiullutc for oilr-loth 1111 a floor covering. . 2-..... .. ~.1_—¢¢-—‘wmw— ...... - .. ... .. . mm... HOT STUFF Hazelton Coal’.’ The place to get it is at ”The B. Hershfield 81 .Son Co’s, 1 WW watch our ”Want” “For Sale” and "To Leil’ column for baronins. : ill ' . my «lord-g n y'b 1mm and in wand it in New ‘ Tori: city. Thoma. fl. ty. Jr., of looking liter 3 row evening at the home of Mr. cud . _ .11. NOT: 111m 11 1199‘" line of brittle their honor and vuporlor quality of 11"...“ need I brueh,‘ of some kind this In Ill cxcoptlonnl time to In- Much”, IvhlVlnl lruehep, (‘Icflylrymhm Hand WE PHARMACY, 295 WWW cit mm. 7.5 , .- Mir 1-2-- l'Wli’IIIt ‘ 1 RUUHAR‘Sl Tooth Inaehe Inve’st Your Money so that it will pay you "REAL ESTATE in the foundatlor. all prosperity and national groomers " Never was this more appreciated tho wisdom of ludicloun investment real rstatc more apparent than no late trnnunctlonr Now York Realty and you will seat the conuewutive investors are turn from Wall street to Raul Entutc invt GUARANTEED hiX PER CENT 'llm NEW YORK REALTY 0“ 4318' COMPANY offer to shore wth you cilher nix [Ill‘ cont guaranteed the full profile derivmi from hundl ltoni Estate on the Actor plan This in on unusual opportunity 6 secure an nveatmcnt combining on lteptionaly good yield with all essentials of a safe and conmvat investment, and we invite your R L. COIURN, General Agent, 15 SOUTH MAIN ST. Look over tilt - former’o quartcn. ion In: nuppcr 11 Clayton“ is ill at his homo“ in Win old street of tho grip.‘ Henry Wright is fighting a stomach trouble at hip home in Bast avenue. 8. W. Adams hu- been tackling the grip at his home in Van Znndt street. B. Gorhnru launched :1 handsome new business wagon on the wire the town thin morning. ‘ Mira. Franklin G.“ Brown of Senvicw nvonuc. is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Ilcrrinn. of New York. ,....m-11,.._+~._.... . , Mr. Enero. Clifford Craw, of Van Zmult street.~cntcrtuincd anhnn Fish- or. of New Common-Sunday. The St. Jordon Circlc will meet in marrow afternoon 11! 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs, (.‘bnrlcu Blydcnburg. in Cove ave- The Dory Club will hold 11. regular blindness met'llng tonight with George llurnon at his bou1c.tl Hawkins ovo- « The ntorlr brought a bright little can to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Guc- 1ufaon, in second street. at an early this morning 1 6 Howard King. of can Norwnllt. in in New York today on bnplncal for Tristrnm & "you. of Norwnllt, with Whom he is located. WHEN YOUR RAZOR BE- ..COMES DULL. no NOT TAKE 11' 10 A 311113511 113 USUAL, our Buy a Carborundum Razor Hone, AND SHARPEN YOUR own ma CHARLES E. DO 112 WAUINGTON STREET. ‘ Pitch-10W Helen Bartlett, grand daughter of Mr, and Mrs. M. s Pnrtrick who has been ill for the past three weeks, in now much improved The Dory Club and the auxiliary of ladies are planning to hold another it will be held in the stopper shortly. club house in Cove avenue. W .. The Auxiliary of the Duty Club will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the club's marten. All ladies inten . tested are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. 'I- Hotel Victoria. 0N! MINUTE-FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our more a emlll foam". and Electric Light. throughout. cry room heated. ' RATES REAsoNABLE. Finely clocked Cafe in connection. A full lino of imported Alec, inch - mg the famous Boss's, Burton's .1 Ban 9 CO.'I Stout, always on drau l. N. Proprietor. m Edward B. Mead. of Educ avenue. have been entertaining Mr. and Mrn. Edward E. Boughton and non Edward, of New [York city. . W ‘ Mr. and Mrs. P. hi. Needle. of Groom . and Milal-liunnoh Needh. New York, were Sunday guest: of)“. and Mrs. Morris Eplteln, The twnlaohildren‘rol‘nr. and Mn. Francis Cmbyyof Winfield etr'betmho have been seriously iii, are now con- valescent and are believed to be out NEW roux, now mini: 1 HARTFORD RAILROAD’ MET-u. in Effect WW 5. I“ '80. NONWALK TO NEW YORK. ’ 1' w 1 The Ladies" Auxiliary, of Christ Church. will meet. with Mn. dimmer. Wednesday . afternoon of this wank, intend of Thursday an in the custom. . The now bu not been cleared from the Benedict Pam bridge and some of the young people of the place have utilized the pond for sliding instead of ~. .56, 7: 54x: 8: 15!. It‘ :3”, ”:9 53,10:55x,I 11:22:. ~12: 51x. 1: 10, 2: 51!, I: :5111, 5;: 09x, 5. 37, 6: 51:, ii: 37. 5: 5 7'19x, 71.113, 9' 08, 10' 32' 1: “I Phllndclphla 11nd Wnnhln on, D. doc-s not stop nt New York. The meeting of the Young Men's M- sociation of the But Avenue Metho- dist Church. which was to have been held last night, hphoen postponed un- til Friday night. » 1 M Harold s’elf, infant eon of Frank P Belt. of Myrtle avenue, is critically ill of pneumonia. Mr. Bell'- little dough-3 ter has just recovered from an neute3 attack of bronchial trouble. , The Junior beam of the But Ave 11119 Mcthodlat church ll lntoruter, ev poclully just now, 'in the ounce of tall-f A/lpcclai meeting on th subject war held Sunday afternoon. Dr F. B Baker, of Fort direct, u very much prized cat thin 11min A «arch was made of the whirlpool. bar-hood but at iut to of the mining feline hd A. M.--12:53:, 5:121, 5:411, 821‘. 12:57:. 2: ilx, 2: Mn. 5: . ,:7 51:, 9. 53:, 10: 23. 80. NONWALK TO NEW HAVE JI .——:12 08, 1'14. 1:51:11. 6:18. 7: 8: 2.5, 9:131, 101171;, 11: 08x. 11:45 M.-—l2: 06x, 1: 16, 3: 1011, 3:2 . 4:19 5:0711, 51.29 6:0811, 6:30, 70 8:5”, 9: 2i, 11:21: to Bridgeport out , 2: 42 and 7: 25. l! A..lt5f—-l :,m1 1: 14.1: 58x,7: 39. 5:1, 10: 471:, 11:03:. 5’. 51-6: 44. 7: 09:, 8:13x, 5:591. 3 SOUTH NONWALK To DANIUN . A. lib-«12:19 (dolly except Mn dnyni. 6:20. 9:43. 10:0611. 5i.—-l:25, 4:29, 6:12. 7:15. undue-9:15 p. 111., 7:20 p. 111. DANIUNY TO SOUTH NORWAL A. Mr-l: :M 991112101103. 11: A cartoon of furniture bar but or: rived from the Went for B T. Hulbcrt.’ manager of tho National Oyltcr vler Company. and in being inntnllc hi Nr Hulhcrt'n bonus in Gregory Bimini Nichoiu P. Ncleon in overhauling hill power boat, Into. near "Ayrcn chop in lenvlew ”can. A new heat but been built in the boot nod, = saw you PM eou'm uonm h 9111 1» W "gm", u ,” 11-, -.. ileum. tit. little daughter of Mr. 11nd 1m. mm 9 of Ir.1f.-’1'r.iv.’11:or 21919,: 11.9: , Boulevard. in ngnln the Clitord Mme! In the nlore to. Mr Brpdlcy‘u absence. W 9 pro for the 165.1 aim the Epworth 1% of the loll Manna Mahodiptz Climb tumor Mu. Juno! H. Hartford, will be in charge of 111-9 Amhrnu ’8, Carpenter W Mater 5V ion, of Van findt atrect, I! very hm“ edeyl, or nth" even- logo. hullhing npocd hunch that In: W bean building during lilo VIII for. The boat will be ready to take the water at the outset of the coupon. Attorney John J. Webb is still laid up It hit: home, Block-tens Cottage,- audio feeling for front wall. it in be- ilcvcd, however, that be is gradually improving. lilo arm dun nhouider be- ing in 11 out will interfere with his buhlnetlh dutiu for «mgral weeks. The Make for the pool tournament which II to open between the Mayday. on: and Old Well Friday night at the What sort of a super it will he has not been fully determined. though the chief article. of diet will probably be turkey. ........._....._... , The oynter steamers had on cooler time of it this morning when they poked their none-11' down the harbor than was the cane nbout’r two wooirp ago This morning the firface of the «writer was covered with ice, but it was not of nuihclcnt consistency to prove much of a barrier. Mu. Samuel Cannon and Miss Ella P’etty wont to Stolen inland yutcrdny and attended the funeral of their fath- or. the letc Smith Potty. Mr; Theron B. Bradley also attended the services. Mrs. E. M. Plott, of Bout Norwnlk, who in another daughter of Mr. Petty, has not been in the beu‘ of health for some time and did not take the trip. ,m The two week: of revival service- It the Advent Chriltiun church will begin this evening at the edlfic in Van Znndt street. The people of the church are doeply intereetrd in these meetings. and undoubtedly 110nm very good work will he‘donc The pastor, Rev. L. F Reynolds. and. the 11911.1 M. BIND: chord, of Bridgeport will participate each evening There will be a npeclol campaign of meeting each night this week at the Salvation Army barracks on the Wash- ingtonnlrcet bridge. Thin evening's meeting will he in charge of Captain and Mrs. Snuli and in ocpecinlly for all soldiers and for 1the bachliderl from the mulls, or more properly, for the dcucrtere. An invitation to every- body in extended . Stanley Remoon, eon of Charles W Romano, was tendered u very enjoya- big surprise party lant night at his home. 31 Second street. The event was managed largely by the young host's friends among the Ollogownlln Juniors. A large number of guests ware In attendance and the evening furnished much from the arrival of the guentc until their departure. Games of various kinds were played and a bountiful repent was served. The meeting of the East. Norwallr Fire Diutrict, to consider the matter of electric lights, will not. be held lmmc dinteiy. The committee has many flog- nren to compute. n member stated yes terday, and be also Mid that the call- log of it il in the hands of the choir- umn of tbc’ committee. Attorney John .1. Which. Mr. Walsh's iuinrles in hie shoulder and foot and other illness have laid him up at his home much of the time during the past two or three weeks. m “Mr. and Mrs. lvnr Batman were very much surprised Saturday night when about 350! their-friends crowded Into their - homo on Beyview Place. Games werorplnyed and'dnncing was indulged in until midnight when rev fro-humus «wove mrvcd. Every one went home declaring they had had a very pleasant evening. Those present were Mr. and Mn. William Rune, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olsen. pir and Mrs. Charles wen. Mines H’iima Johnson 1119 Abdel-Ion. Tilly Larson. Bother Auden non, Ethel Lilly and Halon linen Aug- not: and A’lmn Anderson, Mu. Cu’rlnon. Lilly Cari-on, Bums Lev-Ion and Charles Newlnnder. gfrotp Now . York. George Erlcuon Theodore Benson, John Lanon Axt’d Demon, Arthur Le: '45“, but regulntcd families m Br. Tho inns' Bclcctric Oil, in web comm rice. it subdue- the nip Ind heals the hurt.“ ’ 1-. nownv'ron. IV; Mrs, Harry Ruth. of Georgetown, l: thuguert of Miu Lida Wicluc for a few “" . tar-1’9. l W In, Andrew Mills has been cuter- typing.“ Mn. Chnriep leoflold. of New Br. and In. ”my fact: no eon. bollcvud that ch in an pttuit or t grip. Onlv recently 959 mm rm It,“ 5' I: “I. :3“. me. 7:9”. 9:“, 11: '1 O W I“A. 59-13:”. 0:00; is“. 5: ”CW . ‘94,“. .3“ m.’ .: urn. 1 Int Nowell we! will ‘ int ulglnu to. “MOP _’ ’ . During 1., '1', 653m: ‘r’emt I191? in Boston, it in «tint-ted that sixty- are thousand people allied with him and purchased his medicine, 7"" and mm- in an average of over two thmond Hi9 1111mm 1m in phenom-pal u to canto univcrui comment both by: roamed to cure There: mu“; the public and the preu. There malt and tumbling tor my Here is the bowels. 1 war troubicd wit muongiven in his own word: by Mr. and dlnlncu. 91111 At times about Cooper when interviewed on the rub“: ovum - recur; reason for this “The immense number; oi people time, my Ileep was not , who are calling on me here in Benton and i would [rt up in the mom in not unusual. I have had the same feeling 9: weary II when i will, «pone-n for the m1 two year! bad My appetite wu «rich! wherever I have gone. The reason ll our at timed, then again hauled a pimple one. ft is because my mol- the sight of food Bom‘ctinwl clue puts the stomach in good condié won pale, at other lino-fl hum“ unusual. wan connilpeted and billouu, niuf but but it is in fact the key to health. The ceiarrhnl affection in none ind 1mm. ,, . Itomnch is the very foundhtion of which ecu-ed me to bowl: and lot of a great deal, especially in the moral“ tion. This does not sound all sickness directly to the stomach . ”Neither n‘blmnl. nor men can ‘re- die- that I decided to try them. After main well with e poor digeptlvo appo- Few can ha 9ch with a (tiger long passed from my onion i hit lion in perfect condition Apa mutter better almost immediately All no of fact most men and women today troubles disappeared as if by mulch it is because too much and my improvement wu rapid. 1 mod and too little exercise have grud- ually forced the stomach into a half- ly recommend Mr. Coopcr'b mediolnc' 1 pick condition. My medicine gets the to anyone who suffer: 1111 i did. " " staunch buck where it was and (but We sell the Cooper medicine: is all that II neceuvery." Boston people who are Tho Cliftord Pharmacy. 50th Nor: 1 Coopers walk; The Bridge Pharmacy. But thecory, in Mr Frank D. Brown, of 57 3, Norwallr. , in the Rowayton Baptist Church, next staunch ‘bellcvcrn Mn. 'Anna Rand on rtc’incd, hut night, a number of 7 home in honor of her guest, Joseph Bangley. from Suffolk. Virginia. who at the reeldcncco! her eon, William]; celebrated his nineteenth birthday on- her Mm. John B. Broadway, of Rowdy: Wednemy. at 19 a. m. interment in; ton. and Mrs. Addie Wood. ,of St till springdalo Cemetery. 2- . , ,, ,. Norwnlk, were visitors at tho Stun: 1 -. 1; nuptial. to see their niece, Miss 519113 :W. N. Woodward. the now 91:90 Broadway, of Long Ridge. who but: .’ been ill for several months with inland: 1111: Superintendent, .Borntpnld 11 lid: tile paralysis. Postal cards from William ‘1'. Ray-- "mood, of The Maples, who, with Mr- 80utb Norwullt South, announce joying themselvc dc Leon, at St. Augustine, Blorida. , rd' Raymond. OI ' 1 -—-.----v-nv ,1 . s touring through the E. B Auchinclons entertained, at the party are tin- t the Hotel Ponco’ Washington'n Birthday bud 1 Mrs George B. Mchy. of Rowayton years of arc, wnc well knowmoll . avcnue, entertained a perry of twenty this vicinity. He in turvived by: friends, Saturday evening, in honor of the, annlvorrary of her birthday 1111 well an that of George Washin gton. An elaborate menu Wan curved, and the' Louis French, rector of St. Lu occasion was one of much enjoyment. Guests were in attendance from New end The Mrwalltn. The uproar! won followed by music and York Stamford The: flag raising ccrnmoulcs of Re- Iihnce Hook and Laddt-r Ctmiprmy was followed last Saturday evening by the mini-monthly, ,cuchrc There was a large attendance friends of the members «of tho brganh zation. The ladies' prizes were won Leach, of Brooklyn; 1' . Pinkncy and Mrs. Charles Sootleld, of . The gentleman who occur- on the "whim wove Ralph Pennoll. Hiram Sharron anal Edgar Raymond. Refmhmcnts were served «and the dec- oration. in honor of the birthday of George Wnnhipgton, were of a patrio~ W CIA-I'Gflu IW MM 5 1111mm: Aun'nono'ron. Coorze F. hearse, 112. of nude». has. recovered from a several days’ attack of the grip, which lold him up. 5 1 W ' , W ' ~Accldent will happen but 5“ Yesterday morning was far from springlllte in Dorian. regi-tercd 3 degrees above zero. Linn- lv‘airchild, who ban been 19:» ioully ill of pmtnonia, in now along very nicely and in believe to be on the high road to recovery. Through 1111 mar it won W in: week that Dr, B. 'l'. Pnine bu purcha- ed the 55de place in Tim purchuer in Mr. Paine. who residep II tho bonnid chd place. . Willi-1n Peterson, the Baden young man, who I. ill of ocular. fever at Bob over-Bunting: guest of in: photo, Ievue Hoepitcl. Now York. is Modify hoprovlngnndhoputobcabletorw» 1 turn hone in a short time. Tthev. T. huinemmbicto tcrnoon. attend to ill! duties on pillar“ of tho, Darin Methodist Church log to illncll. Owing to this who meeting was held. Th cnnomctern ‘ in; tho mum wont c1911“, 1 loci, in- it can of cereal, weeho with 3 mica. n rm! In "clover. 3' 73’“ Chadd-0.57etcvborfllin cum , counter: 11199111111191 ital-11ml. ’ ‘ "5mm, ,5 ammo. 91ml, ennui» Ho II”: 1‘ 1:: ”0H- ‘T‘or live «you. I have llcf for indigeq'tion It pending WWW bad splitting he’ndncheu, wll bmdrowvluou "I felt tired Ind worn out all i heard no much of the Cooper 191119- taking one bottle, a tapeworm 59 on now feel entirely well. nod con hone-t- whlcl live universal natiofnction~ . Mm: 2.1m. 1« ,..-,1.; ... that ouch was not tho me. 101' Mi. 4 o 'clock Sulldhy morning be contained a hard stroke of purely-in. 011v cutiro‘ side in paralyzed. . 1 Mrs Ellen Waterbury died yesterday Wntcrbnry. in Noroton, yesterday. . noiomn high man will; MW at El ‘ John'- R. 0. Church .in Norman, on .tendent of the Shore, Monmouth TA 3 vesteniey to the Darlenrand Notch“: , depots and the “WI mm. 11‘ looking over the toilmd Ill' here, they went-to Stamford. my of (derid- mheuc may . 111. handsome W mum ’ "Kcewnden. " Dorian Anrbdg‘ the spot-til That tho summer seam 1151M enjoyed were coutlnp :Induhieing. above is to be a good one. in spite of Some of Mr. Aucbinclou guevt‘e rt,» ‘ the score of the wintr-r 51 shown hyl turnca to the city Saturday night at“ the fact that already all of the cot! some yeutcldny morning. lager: and summer homer .1t Tokencire have been taken for the. coming 9911. son and govern! new houses are being Norbtcn for a great many years“! Richard 1mm, who had 11nd in ‘ Saturday afternoon about 5: 80 do Mr. Mallard. who was ucvenfy oral children. Funeral...urvlceu ” be held from his late-borne form. ‘ afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The 1m Episcopal Church will officiate, and In- torment will -follow at Spring Grove: WICcme’tery. ' 1 W1 The melodrama, A Convict'n Dough ter. was very successfully pruductri last evening, under the auspices 3Voluntecr Hook and Ladder Company. (11 Noroton. at the truck hon”: ’I'It .audteuce was a large and ”who" ole ,and the venture will audit sum The play is full of Itivrlh‘a scenes and all who participated no; quilted themselves in a very cterlitttblh manner. It was given under that» .1 rection of James Smith of Smurf? and in i cut of ‘ i1 . both, Nor on and Stamford Among intone non Nwoto Charles «6011111115, Edgar ‘18:: g Misc Marni Canneyxl'be fire corp . committee eluded Hermon ‘ as chairman and Charles Bennett pct-v rotary and Emulator. .‘. :! GTOP WHAT count! or it may preach in pneumonia. W zlllan Balm l9 ”‘3'th axing.” colds what: ever tried, ulnu exception. "to, 25c 50c and dojboula TheCII ford, Baxter-'11 a man's, ‘ o a... , "I” WESTON. Nina babel 13...; 1. ll: “our 111m tmlble. ~ ~v lllu Anna Bouirn ha- spent 1,-1.1. dad/11 with Mini Alice Pitch. 'Miu Lillic‘iieinig, of Néw York, in; ’ n gucpt of the Mom Footballer. , ’511' Ind Mm 1.11.119“. and old” (Inn ppent Sunday in Bridgeport. ' 1 Min Eva Ferric has been spending 1e lowlfayu with Mr. and Mn. ,0. B. ode , . l W 11.11111 Barrett. of 1111119111, ’ Chose ’ W Mn. 0005'” sherwaod I! W do“ i101m" Build 1. 9m nut- W’, , ’icmt’n 1131911.. of cm rotor-ed homo after I x“with bl- broth". ‘ ’ l’ J91:
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