xiii": SIMILI
AYcuctablel enumerated:
cluttering trident-Int II:
ling tire Swineirsttniihlw uh
Mention Cheerful
anus :iill Restroniahsiniirrr
Opium. Morplunn nor Mineral.
nor iiAltcorro.
rum-c-
1‘"... “middle! mum/111 ll
1' .I'n - . .
_ Algeria «J .
neutron! - E
M.-
We...
Kim-Imi-
Hedwig: Form
A cried ilernedy for Consdprr'
‘ . not. Sour Stomach titanium
. , ‘ Worms .Cornulslons .Fewrisli
. mssmulLDSSDFSLBBP.
FacSimiie Signature of
“ Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Forlnfauts ‘vand Children.
The Kind You ‘ Have
' Always" Bought“
Bears the .
Signature
Ilse;
For liver
Thirty tears
m
.vr’ee cum-non enuuuv. In vane em.
w...
P A1132?“
Plain and Ornamental
Sign Wr_____niting‘
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First St, East Norwarll'.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
THE NAME
“ROCHESTER” ,
Tea Pot. or Coffee ‘
Pot means that it is solid copper, heav-
on :1 Tea Kettle,
will wear in-
A irrli lino of these goods
ily nickel plated Illlll
definitely.
on hand.
CHAS. l E. DOW .
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 667.
1847 1909
Plumbing and Steam
“' Heating. '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
. Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU'. SEEN OUR STOCK 0F
. RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones 81 Hutchkrss
Com any
17 WALL STREET NORWALK.
HOTELTHNTHTOMA
ONE. MINUTE filing DEPOT.
on
Our Room... :39ch P Feature. 'Gan
and Electl‘el “Lights hroughqut. Ev-
cry Room » .
. . RATE” ABDNABLE.
FIne Stock .Cnfp Irefiopneetlcn- ,
a run ung‘. . Inverted Anti Includ-
Ing the remap Bug}. gfiuflpn'l It‘d
Ban G. Co.’ . Stout. always on dréuglit‘.
-Anheuser Busch Bear on Or with
T. .l. SDLL IVAN. Pioprtte or... 3
Telephone 992-.
will A. ,
It‘s always the other fellow who
ought to be satisfied with what he
has.
. «W...J~.-_..___ -...._.,-
' INIIRIIINIIIIIIS
THE PUPILS OF THE
Elizabeth Mead School
A’NILL GIVE THE.
Operctla. “Florinda.” and the Come-
diclla, "The Burglar Alarm,"
' ——AT:—-
Lockwood's Hall. Norwalli, Connecticut
. —ON—-
'I Irursday Evening, February the
Eighteenth,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
DANCING AT TEN. TICKETS $1.00
HOYT’S THEATRE
MIIIIIRIIIIRII
3-—DAYS-——3
February 11, 12 and 13
Anthony Geronimo. . .Gcneral Manager
Frank Cha‘se ....... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Cluneu ...... Musical Director
WARTEN a. HICKS
Comedy Singing and Musical Sketch
TWO ENGLISH ROSEBUDS
Singing, Dancing and Change Artist‘s
GARDNER &. GOLDER
Black Face Comedians
THE §YLVESTERS
Irish Comedy Sketch I
RAY MURRAY
illustrated Songs
MOTION PICTURES
PERFORMANCESTAILY
Matinee 2:30. Evenings 8:15
ADMISSION, 10c
Reserved Seats 26c
Telephone 112
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORY.
' EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
Norwalk Basketball Teatn
(Team F).
NEXT GAME:
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15-
nonwarris
Young Men’s Catholic Club
.11‘.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. .‘ ‘,
~ PRELIMINARY GAMEy-‘l
Mom-nous vs. WIAND‘ERERS.
ADMIBSQQN....I.....i..‘.-25 came
., DANCING AFTER GAME?-
' la‘llu
Box Seats 35o
(itimleu Winks has become a mem-
ber of Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company
The St. James Circle is in session.
this afternoon. with Mrs. Charles Bly-
dcnburg. oi’ Cove nvennc.
'l‘ho omcinl board or the East Ave-
nue Methodirl'r e'huich met last night,
but there was little beside. routine bus
incss transacted.
'lhe ruin oi the post day or two
has filled runny ol’ the snrall ponds in
this vicinity for the Iirstltime, cont
pletcly, during the present winter.
The regular weekly pastor‘s meet-
ing will he held this evening, at the
toast Around Methodist church with
the Rev. Dr. Charles K Woodaon lei-id
lug.
Captain H. A. Saunders suited uWay
this morning. [or the Southme oyster
grounds. Among the o\"‘stelmen there
lroin this \iIinitv are (‘aptain 'l‘olles
itlld Captain \lilliain lyle.
Thomas I’. llrady resumed his dri-
tles, this morning. on the Gregory
Point ear. alter a several days' ub-
~:encr- ou account or the death of his
rather. In Westpm't.
The nutritional Society or the Melli-
odist. Episcopal church will meet to-
niorrow afternoon at the, church. the
weather, yesterday; proving too stormy
tor the regular meeting.
Mrs. 'I‘hornas Walsh will entertain
the ureinlwrs of her Sunday school
class. Friday evening. at her home in
Cottage street. The progyam will be
in keeping with Lincoln's Birthday.
The trolley truck across the Bene-
diet Farms bridge, on account of the
gaing due to the filling in, have some
:ctpcntino twists. but iboy will be
taken out when the weather becomes
favorable.
The. thermor‘netcr gave. indication.
yesterday of a desire to make things
nppenr sprlngillio. 'I‘ho mercury at
one time during the (lily went as high
as 52 but it took a big drou again
during the night.
The Philnihca Class, of the Ernst
Avenue Methodist church will hold
its regular monthly busiucsn meeting.
tomorrow evening, at the home. of one
or its members, Miss Edna Day. in
Van Zuudt street.
A quarterly conference of the East
Avenue Methodist church will be held
at the church on srrndny. February
28th.. At that time the presiding elder
of this district, the Rev. Dr. J. E. Ad-
ams. at Stamford, will be present.
It has been iigurod that; a mile Den-
nies will total more than $800, at] It
is this amount. that. the Advent Chris-
tlon church proposes to raise to lit up
one of the room of tho clrnrih for ad
dltionnl room for the Sunday iic.liool
The local worktop. boat owners are
looking forward with Internet to the
i'ortlitominn into hctwciri Captain
Fred Lovejoy‘s sloop and the sloop
tier-bur. rveorrtiy purchusod by
(‘aptuln Charles l‘lemson. There were
Indications today that there would he
ruin.- side wagers on the event.
Accounts of Ill(‘.,Wllld siorm In New
\orlt and New Jersey were read here
with interest,
prorrihinit that described was done
about blast Norwalk. Yesterday after-
noon a hail” gale blew at times about
this set-lion of the country, but the
llll‘. riipal damage was, in the umbrella
IIIlI.
'iho line program of exerilkes in
the line! Norwalk public schools in
eomrnemoiaiion of the 100th nniiivor
21in of tho birth of A ruhrirn Lincoln
are hrlnu "llt‘ll this titerrioon in the
prnst‘n'w' ot‘ irleirds and [clothes Ir?
the pupils 'l"'otrroirou being a legal
holiday. there will he no BIEHSIODB in
the silioolu
it It. probable til. it there will be two
games tlll.l etching in llll' pool tour
printout of the Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company, its there was no con-
tent last night. The opponents to-
night will probably be Arthur W. Day
and Joseph Devlne and Jay Petty and
(‘harles Wright. (7. A Brown‘nnd Fred
Brown are scheduled to play tomorrow
evening
Five
desired to experience the running 01
a Marathon raee captured in \Vcstport
Tuesday alteration, 'l‘ho quintet was
composed «not Patti Bartram. Ernest
Kosineeki. Charles Carlson, Wallace
Taylor and Fred Greenwood. They
started from H. E. Mead and Com-
pi‘urys store In East avenue at 4:30 and
reached Westport at. 5:10. '
The East Norwalk oystermen aro
hills which were introduced in tho Sen-
ate at Hartford yostordm Ono pro-
\tdes that no oyster dredge shrill use
a net with less than a two inch mesh
or rings less than .ihre-quurtcrs Inch
EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
THIS WEEK
7 Cakes Babbitt’ s
liti'no 1166. 2‘35 EAST 'A‘vé'. ‘
., _ ”WW”
though no damage up- '
Judi Norwzrllt young men who .
very much interested in the shell fish ‘
dbl
' pre ares that ‘
Electoral is antidote for cutlets
we... ~—
. hm SAM?“ Stopi n! Hun-i g‘.‘
”indium or oretrouble. . to It! Therels
no tag so bad fond coughascpug
cine. _Ur'.e itl ‘Askjour doctoriftlis rsntlls :oodadvice.
Get Your Drug wants
‘ Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and oillelcnt service at
all times
Per. corral uitbnlion given to all
prescription work. .
chairs for our trelley' patrons
, Come In and traittpr your Car.
I BRIDGE PHARMACY ‘
.I. PARK ER, Mire-aim.“
diameter. Another provides that. all
Iltlllll‘ut'ls tor hurrying natural water
beds shnil be let to the lowest bidder.
Another- provides that the shell
commission shall attend to the huo‘y-
Ing of the natural beds of Strati'ord
Fish Island Ruion Polrit Fairllcltl
and Bridgeport. Another act provides
that till buoys oi” liutui‘ril oyster beds
shall bear the name of the owner.
bill making the. commissioner liable
for" granting the privilege knowingly
tor the use otnatriral oyster beds. This
unit ndmr nt makes the selectinen liable
who are round guilty Ono prevldEs
i r the protection of the natural bed at
Mtli‘m ii. and one gives the state of Con-
necticut exclusive Jurisdiction for nat-
ural oyster beds in this state.
-~Feol languid. weak, run-down?
Headache? Stomach “ofI"?-—~Jus_t n.
plain case ‘0! buy- liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach
promotes digestion. purities the. blood.
lltlll_ll_l_lilll.
()nptnin chkson W. Cole has been
a recent visitor in New York.
The Rowayton Library will be. clos-
ed on Friday, Lincoln-’8 Birthday.
Willis Mills has secured a position
at his trade as a carpenter, in .West-
port.
Miss 'l‘-,a3ior of Raymond street,
has taken a position in the R at G
factory, in South Norwuik.
Daniel P. Morrell has resigned his
position as chauffeur for former Mar or
William B llubhell, of North avenue.
J. Hetherlngtuu, of‘Philndelplilu, one
or the customers of Raymond Brothers’
invalid chair mnuuiaciory is on a. bus-
iness trip here.
Paul Schooner. who is employed by
Charles Klein. has moved from George
‘verctt’s house to Edward H. Smiths
house in Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franklin
Weed or Contentment Island slurred
. today for the south. and. it understood.
will spend severaliweoks in Florida.»
‘ -—’l‘he Ladias‘ Aid Society of them
SIG. Church will send it twenly- ~Ilve
twirl supper In the chapel Fri Feb
I in th. I. 1.0 to 8 p II). All are cordialh
itnvired.
Herbert Dufault line enlisted tor
rrhree years in the United States at:
:niy. and has been stationed with the
niiillory at. Fort Wadsworth. New
-Y0rk .
.Iolin Sherman llo3r has his lee
houses at West Nurwnlk and at Goa
tentment. lulnud tilled. having cut the
ice crop from his pmltls in both pla-
cos The 10's is eight or nine inches in
thickness. ' .
W
IIIIIIEII Ilill Illllllllllll
Andrew J. ButtTry and William Mil
liken are building the cellarytor the
new residence which William Snydet
is planning to build in llawos avenue.
Mrs. George F. Bearse moved this
week from her- home in Fairtleld ave
one. South Norwnlk. to make her home
with her son, George I‘ Hearse in
Darien. . . 7
John. F. Stevens to planning to erect
a. new residence for himself and thirdly
in flower: avenue.- Mr Stevens now
s‘truction. ,
1A case of diphtheria has developed
in Darren; a son of Richard Swazey,
or Railroad avenue. having been taken
down with the disease. The town
health oillcer" Dr. G. H. Noxon.- has.
quarantined the house. :'
Den-ten and Noroton wDuld have up-
prectated sortie sidewalks yesterday.
Conditions \vere particularly bad about
the business center of Burton. where
the places for sidewalks were ankle
dep with mud and Water. '
The young ladies will wear can honI
nets and gingham tomorrow evening
at the, burn (Wilde in the town hall and
'the young molt Will also be dressed in
farm apparel The deéoretibns. to tilt
ball will no {my in keeping , ‘
., Representative Charles E Willitttn-
son. of Dorian. has introduced n- bill
in the. house regulating the taking or
.red to the shell fish committee.
Zabn and Driso‘oll. the Burton drug
.0. Stillman; are having Extensive im-
provements made in the place. The
whole interior arrangement is, being
he Installed
A .monthly business meeting (lithe
Darren
the second Monthly evening in March.
The chemical engine or iiiaglelfiook
been fitted with a double harness.
Which was secure-id from l‘itttriitii Hose
Company, of Booth Nui'wuili.‘ 'I‘lie
i
firth -
There was also an amendment to the .
~‘ Icy Forge.
has a new barn under course at con-
Stop it
« er '3 Che
Millard ii"
Dnrleudire house has also had a new
floor laid recently and the front door
has been cut away to fit the new tire
lighting apparatus in which the fine
men take much pride.
The members or the Dar-ten Bonnier-rs
Men's Association announce that Sup
erlntendent Albert II}. Winchester, 0
the South Norwnlk municipal electrical-
pnnt. hris‘consenied to come to Darien
and deliver an address on the subject
of electric lighting. This event is e»
the recent project for establishing I!
municipal plant here. It to planned to
have Mr Winchester speak here some
time during the present month, at the
town hall, and an invitation will be ex-
tended to all of the residents of the
town to attend; ,3. i; i
IIHIIIII.
Miss Bessie Treadwcll spent over
Sunday In Bridgeport.
Mrs. Henry Nichols Is spending 1:
few weeks in Bridgeport
Mrs. Edison Gould ol’ Bedding, li-
spending the week in town.
R. C. Williams has a new pair “oi
truck horses, purchased In George-
town. 5 . .
George Adams and sisters entertained
a. number of young lreinds Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Edward lr‘roeborn,
in Easton.
Charles Perry will mnko‘ extensive
improvements on his residence at Val
Stanley Coiev will spend the. re-
matador of the winter In Wi-slport
wli'erc he is attending the High School.
Nortlcld Grunge will initiate a (lane
of candidates in the first and sot-0nd
hegrees or the order on Friday own-
113.
Lyman Beers aird Mrs. Maxie Gilbert
were married by Rev. Diglrton Moses,
at tho Congregational parsonage on
Monday.
The Milhlnnc steam saw iniil. Wlilt‘ll-
has been at work for Charles More-
honso for several months was moved
this week to another large tract or
Woodland. lately purchased by Mr
Morehouac.
~Iiiiiliii.~
The. little son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Allen is critically ill with pneumonia.
William Burr and daughters are ex-
pected back from their trip to tho
Bermudas the first of next week.
P. 1.. Datum made I number or new
friends while here. aid they parted
with him with regret when he left
the first of the week for his home in
"Boston, Muss.
It is not a fact that lrvtng Mills
Ilone can motor a snow plow for the
whey. but is certain that .be would
‘ntlier sit up nights and lose sleep
hereby than miss a chance to push
he ungainly thing over the litres.
Funeral services over the remains
If the late Frank Brady were. held at.
.he Church of the Assumption, Tues
lay morning. Deceased has two sons
11 the employ of the Connecticut Corn-
‘rnny.‘nmi all or the futility are held
in the highest regard herd. ’
‘ Whirl. would we do without. Ed.
Thomas? l-lls at‘fnbilltiy and penchant
tor" pie long sened to mar-o him some-
what of n celebrity; the. aft‘nbility he.
etahrs but the pie. pen'cliuni has been
lisearded for coimubiul bliss, regular
neuts and domestic happiness. Who
vould not exchange pie for these any
joy?
The Greens Farms Farmers Club
will hold Its convention, Friday, and
he annual event gives promise of be--
by; more than passlugly Interesting, if
act the best of these yet held. Ses-
sions will begin in the morning and
continue until the late afternoon. It
was originally planned to have an
evening session also. but it has been
"loomed wise to until that. Prof.;Ea.sc. /
10' in attendance, and speak as will
rise) S lit Foster A C. James A A.
Youngs and Mr Lyman
TO MAKE STIFF HATS.
Orange Valley Concern to Go Into‘Nev.
Field.
puny of Ornnge‘ Vallev are snccessfui
the batting industry of that. section ,
will be enlarged by the ninnufnciure
of stiti'hhuts within two months time.
Heretotore sorghum have been made
exclusively in that section and the few
attempts that. have been made to turn
.out; stiff huts were urisd’cecssinl. The
company believes It has overcome the
obstacles which hare prorcnted tll.‘
manufacture of stiff hats .
pecially looked forward to In view oi ‘
Horace E. Dana 81 Soul
of'the state experimental station, will. ‘
If the pilots of the 'l‘iimblelllai Com- 1
from a Prggery to ”a‘PaIace.
l'IEl —‘.3
YARD TEL'.‘ 464.
l m
SPECIALTIES: .
LINCOLN ROOFING, a super—'LADDERS urdldm'yi N5 'I’I‘ '
MtLt. TEL. .623.
ll .
tor fabric roofing, warrated sion.
for eight years. ‘ , _ " FIR CUTTER, tw.. sires.
TAR PAPER. 1. 2. and a-ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD
WE SELL
75 lbs. Oats to a bag, roo lbs. bran to a bag, 112 lbs. corn to II » ~
bag. Other grain and feed :00 lbs. to a sack.
We invite consumers to consider the quality at our igoodo ant!
quotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
narket. .
.leddo and Cross Creek can;
DELIVERED IN YOUR CEIZLAR 2;..00 Les rdit ,
A...
You'll Not Be Detained?"
a minute longer than necessary
make the repairs if you n
auto here. he don't triesi I) ii
to increase our charge
ing to make a little .‘IOb
order
repair the auto honestlv‘rad hellfire
.diilli‘uily. Put our address do“! (an.
one or the few plnl't‘s .u here auto re- . _
pairing costs only what It Is worth. 3'
Luther M. Wright“
. Phone Conn orig} . g y ,
MAIN STREET. sourhhdhuflfl _
MAIN 31:, STAMOR s r‘ r;
3 Q ‘l .l‘,
* Four Carloads op; Slumber?“
45WAL‘L 37., NORWALK. 1 i _
Real Estate andPAP
Insurance l in check reuniogh Boot-ll
We have several decided bargai not FOR SPRING GOODS
in Income rouucrn to err thaii " l ‘1
must Increaspe In vans“: 3m: to: raptai W10% Dlscouni on
All Grades "
1 ..........
growth of the town. I
Hotel Mahackenio !
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Service and cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 p'er day and upwards.
(.: "III-Iii r3 Glassware lions-HWY '
Ito-iris I‘ilintors' “reptilian Nihilist!
i
l- "rrrpll
-Ilr lllllt: I
. sides 65c
(teem-,ds 3%.
Stock and General Inter-motion Ticker , )
”O
I... order.
Paintir .g and Pa: nit thorium“;
Sunday Dinners, 75ct
TEL. CALL 988.
RANK
Van Scoy
PLUMBING
STEAM.
HOT WATER
'AND _
.. iGKS”‘F-IT'PING. .
a? WAS HINGror art-ta
SOUTH NORvI/VL K':
Stmnno. Ask for them
It. -.
.1.. ,
Sheet Iron, “Copper
and Zinc.
.59 South Main Street,
so. Norwallt, Conn.»
up
“.1
' BER
The Trlmbie cornprin: “Lich is an
Independent union concern. and is not
affected by the present. tie-up.- began
nets and shell fish. from Sherwood s,
. f ._>
mill pond in weapon. It was re cr‘ 6mm buildih'
gists. who purchased the store of IS:
changed and a new soda fountain is to.
Business Mens. Association:
was held Monday evening. when yer-I
,ious matters of interest to the their.»
. bers and the town Wei-e discussed. The‘
‘ = next regular meeting Mrtll be held on
‘ ad Ladder and Engine Company has-
the construction of a three-and a-hnll‘ l
itory brick buildinu .1le hing them/dot.
end of its soft but in: icr,y in South
Jefferson street t‘r llfl morninc. .irrd tlir.
\ Ii-ir v ill be tucrit: -?
eight -b'v SEW unit suitu tool in‘: Ethe will ‘
he devoted t-o ilzer rim. industry. ~=Nclv
ark. N. .I.,\ . ‘ev. ..
...-... "—7.1..- ”h...“-
KETCHELL AND denim: MATCH
ED
SAN FRANCISCO. l‘bh ll J-JSiauIliy
Ketcbell the middle-weight t-bumpion
of the world. filld' Jack 0' Brier rower-e
matched earlv t‘lil'éi morningI to bhx
six rounds before the National Sport-g
liter Club or Bbiladelphid :an MIIII‘c
in 16‘ the definit te to be set later.
Willu's Britt h‘iili‘ én negotiating for]
the meter: for some tinie.‘ and' the final
details were contained in It telegram:
whichihe received from Jack- McGui-
gun today. It is understood that'Ket-
),-‘
C"
one" will receive 88.000 us iris shin-u
should no campus-.11 with n dainty
snow white one plecs‘ “Slander-WWI:-
eelalp Enameled Lavatory
- Hove yon overt upped t‘o doublets:
how delightfully ‘cn entent It would
be to have hot-and cold running water.
In your dressing chamberl,_.,oleop‘
In; apartment or first ,.
room?“ Its presence wplill! (Yeti!
tbd'iils‘h eii‘t‘ degree or éb‘tnl‘brt t.
We Mllglndiy quote you lode Our-
plumbers are strictly com lent me
r
11.)}?
7 On turd alter-W
1906; ‘bFretgbt Propellers,
9E Pier 28. East River, It
. OIDchr street,
send-iv). at}! 1
at Nobilivnllt' lull”
.4 Analog Ni urnlth.
91‘ ll”. ruins.
_ 3;:1?‘ ”a;
MAIN
|HIII
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‘Llly’t‘i ”id _.
any war-T §Tii.
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