I
I
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' guest of M 1'.
lonly,
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1 1'211'1' .111“..,1M,,..1
THE
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2' "1.1,
‘I
‘2‘"1'11 NORWALK EVENING SEN'rINEL
1118111111111
White Waistings‘m
In mercerized materials,
in 11018, Stripes and Da-
masce‘ ,elfects, at
12 1-2, 18, 20 and 25c yd"
E. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
soon-1 NORWALK.
lliNWS
Edward Adult, 01‘ \Voll'pil lliII road.
is in Ntw York 111,1 today on busi-
1112511.
\1‘1111111 Vlyeth 01'1'1I",andsueet 1.'1'11'111
yesit'r'duy \1Ith his 11111111121 1111111"-
thorue, N. Y. Q
Joseph Lynch and family have 11101'1
ed 111.1111 211 Summit avenue, to ..\'1'\\'
York 111.12.
------ 1.0i11 01 1’01'.k I'1111stot'1l,1ops 1‘” 11'
11;1 Fresh 111111111, 1:11.11; Sausage,
1213112 Ilayes' Mitt.
Airs. August. Wit-11111111111. 01' Elm
' (irot'e strt't't, has been quite ill, but is
now improving.
Mrs. A. 1'), l’1"_\et'. ot' Meriden, ii+'
spending a few day's as the 111112.211 01
I'elnthes in \oi'walh.
111', 1'11"1'Iett S. ()sttr.hnnks ot N011“
avenue N0111all1,is spending :1 few
days with 1112»'I111s in 5111111101211
‘-—Z\Iati\'e t‘hiekens. 21.11: 111. I’ul)li1r_
.'l‘larekt.
bliss 111111211 llrown. 111‘ New York
city. formerly 111' Norwalk, will spend
Sunday with friends in town.
(leneral and Mrs. Russell Frost and
son‘l’tussell went to New York 1'in to-
day 1.2 spend a few days at the 11111111.
Plaza. ‘
Mrs. Edward O‘Hara. and daughters
of llritlieport. 111'1 \'1sitinn.'\'1.rs.
()‘llui'a‘s111111.111'1'..'\lts. 11 ’1‘ 1011th 111
Italy street.
mlion't I'ot'u‘et l. .\l. W. lall.\s~11m
lily Ilall. .\'01'\vulk. February 1+. l‘or
benolit 01‘ Hatters. 1
Harry Weston and Miss Weston,
South Norwallt, wet-1» 1111111111; :1 party
who attended a theatre in Ilridw'port
last evening. . ‘
1111'. and Airs. Adolph \1‘. Dreyfuss. 01’
Franklin street. have been 1.1111111111111-
ing Mrs. I. 1’.. 11111401111111-111'1' 111111 1111111111-
11'1' 11121011, 111' New York.
Miss 1'11111'i12t tii'otut 1111s 1111111'111'11 to
her 11111111» in 11111111111111. atter 11 several
days' visit with Mr. and 1111's. (‘11111'1‘111'11
of 'I‘tl)£ll' avenue. '
115111111111111' b 0111:, 1111'. lb. l-lnyes‘.
‘.111111121 \\':1|1'I'e was able today to 1'1-1
sumo his duties as foreman 111’ )iillt'r
Iiiotlt. 1'21“ business, utter a short ill
new at his 111111112 in France street.
Millard Reynolds, 01‘ 12‘11111111211111.
Maine, arrived 111 Norwalk, this 111111'11.
1111:. and 11111 spundu 11.2w days as 1111'
and Mrs. 11,). .1. Church. 01'
Westpurt. avenue. 1 .
The W. 11‘. ’I‘, 13. will 1111111 11‘ meeting
at the alnishonst' Sunday at'tetnonu
'I‘hose wishing to attend will 1110:1111
take. the “.’:1'11'1 Weslpot't e111 1'1'11111' Nor-
wullt. -All are welt-nine.
~~-I.adie.+ $3.511 Shoes, 101'
$2.118. 11‘111111 1e Ryan.
William .1\.'t.‘.lat'lt 1e1-ei11-1i a pat-11:11:11
ol' poslals. this morning. The 1111111111111
was addi'essr'tl to the 111111. Win. t‘lnt'k,
care Whelpley & (.‘lnrlt. They were
from a near friend in Itlussat'1111setts.
Mrs. 'Ihaddeus (111,1'121. 01‘ Raymond
street, yeslettlny displayed a 11115.1,111'1111.
1111 around a portrait 01‘ Ahrahm 1.111-
1'oln, which did service during the
years he occupied the presidential
Lhair.
The+ lschoda Cltth will hold 11 1111-111.-
lng tomorrow afternoon at .4 o'clock,
:11 the headquarters on the Washing-
ton street bridge. for the purpose of
taking action on the. death of Captain
William '.lohnson.
«~~Sl1bnldoi' 1711131111, 100 111.;
itoast, 10c. llayes‘ Mitt
Saturday
1.91111 ['01
Mrs, Josephine l-Iyatt. ol‘ 1‘11111111
street. has 1'1'1'1'11'1'11 word that her
son. Frank llyatt, formerly of this
place, who has been atlliciod with :1
bad case 01' blood poisoning at his
home in New York city. is I1upro\'inl§
nicely.
1111'. and M 1's. t'larenee Knapp. Miss
11'12110 (".olent'au 11nd Archie llengcr, 01'
South Norwalk, attended l’oli's Thra-
tt'e. in Bridgeport, last evening, 111111
spentt'he night with Colonel and Mrs.
11111111 11. Wade. formerly 111‘ Norwalk.
The Lucia Helpers will hold their
regular meeting at the 1101111- of Mrs.
11. .1. :Hipson,‘ of East Norwalk. Mon-
day, at 3 oclock. Come prepared to‘
sew and pay dues.A11 interesting let-
ter irom Miss Chambers, 111 Kcssal of
Turkey, will be read at this meeting.
m—AII persons Interested in organiz-
ing the' ”University Club are urged to
attend the meeting at the 11112.11 School
on Monday evening next. 110111111111 13.
At the regular 11113111111; oi 111111111111;-
ham Post .1./t 11.110111 11181011111111;
at. its quarters .in \‘1 all street , it was
1011311.,111 11111331111 11111.1 roonn; toluoirow
evening at. 1 o‘clock and 11111-11111 the
services at 11111 Norwnlk Congregation-
al (‘hureh, 11111111 will be on Abrul1.1m
lillt‘tilll. All .'\:etelaus are 1'1'11111'111y
itii'iletl.io.all.tiiid:1.11 Vt . .
.1118!th Dreyfus.
Cigars, Cifiarettes, Tabacco
and Smokei‘ii'. Articles of all kinds
11111113111110.31061-
Di. 7M. here.
' Dentist
11 11111111111111 51.881111111111111.
HOURS—8 a. m. to 3 p. m.
SUNDAYS—12 to ,4 11. 1111
111‘ '
crate coat.
1 -‘--1-i3UY 111-—
Parker
Fountain
on
If not satisfactory, will return
your money.
1
IIIW. W. Killil. JR.
DRUGGIsT.
3 NORTH MAIN STREET\
TEL. 6264.1
i
I
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo~~~llobert t‘. ’I‘rimble, (
Miller
.\11' and Aim. 1‘. (I. t‘IuIy, A. ll.
N11wY';otk (‘ 1.. Hood and 1121111. l’I'111'
idenee 1'1. 1.; i". 11. Young. llrooklyn:
..l tl'oodwin. lloston: Madam I.1'Il.~'llt‘.
'11 11 11111111. city: W. 11. Ford, \\'111121'
bury: I.,It. l-lui'lbutt, Wilton; 111201111»
1.. ltoeltwell, llidneiield; A. ll. llussell,
I‘I'ineetou: it. 81111111111, 1'2111111111's1. l..
1.; Charles lliIdt-Inbrand. lll‘tiillilj’li;
llsnnt' Pierson, lloston; 1.. A. Libby,
Hartford.
Clifford-Mil. ll. ilowen, 8111111111111, N.
WI; 1". (l. I.1Ins11u,.lolm [1‘. Hyatt. 110s-
tonl; ('1 1‘ Burton, 11. .1\. Holmes, 1.011111
.1. levy, . h'litldlebrtmh, Henry 11).
1.111111. .1 Altman, 11. Martin, W. .\1
1111111 lli'eyet'. .111: and Mrs, .\1'l\'12r, it.
’ Simon ’l‘hmnns ltirhy, New York 1 11,1';
1(112111"1'I‘. I'lddy,111111111111111~,.\'111.; .1. I".
11111111 1'ts |'.hllad1'lphi'11 1'11.; 11). A. 11011-
1-.111L1h New li:':1\en 11123111111, Miss
Illiss. Stamford; 11‘1'1'111'1'11'11 111'1'11', 1'in ;
it. 141. 1’1'1‘211111.11'g:1st, llotjhestt'r, N. Y.
I"
' Do You Know
111121‘1' is no store in '1‘111..2,.\‘11r\'.;11hn
better equipped to anppiyyout' ever)
want. in the grocery line than 1'1111.
here .AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
1,)111' constant aim is 111 please
hire you mtiisf 11'11011 12111',\ 1111112.
' It will ho to ,\'11111 1111111111 age to 11'21111
with us.
Special. New
I'Ixti'a Standard Slit-e11 1.1'1111111 1111111.~
Pouches. 25¢ per can; $2.85 per 1102,1211
runs.
I'Z‘xtra Standard Ilat'lletl l’e:1i‘1+. 251:
per can: $2.85 per 1107.120 (11113.1
Extra Standard (21'1'1'11 Gage 111' 111:,
Plums. 901'. per can: $21.30 per 111211211
11111111.
I'Z'xtt'n 3111111111111 Royal .tnn (‘11121'1'i11-
25:: per 1'1111.
These are
lb. «ans.
Let. 111-1 inllt unit-cries to
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
LEADING GROCERS.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
illit:
the lllll.‘2‘2i fruit 11:11'111211 If
you.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture.
planes and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. In.
dependent Loan and Security 00.,
Haviland Bldg” Washington St. Ofllct
open until '1' p. 111., Monday anti Sat
urday until 3:31). '
BLUE FISH
Ilalihut. 1111'; Salmon, 2111':
1111'; Spanish Mackerel. 1131-;
Smelt, 181'; Small Smelt. the;
rings, Se; llutter, 1111:: 11111111, the:
torn, 4011; 1.11111; (Ilains, flue: 1101111.]
Clams. 1151'; Sea Escallops, 1511: Flat-
fish», the. 1b.; Snapper Blues, 121.- 1b.;
Green Sea Trout, .160 1b.; (31111 Stealts.
120 ll).
TEL. 931.
Silcox 81 Van Scoy
181 Washington Street Bridge
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
1. M. LAYTON 8 co
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
(.‘.iscoes.
1.11 1' 1.1111
Her.
01's»
. FREE DELIVERY
Clething Economy
Does not consist in buying cheap tail-
ored 01' ready-niacin suits, but in buying
1.110. best. that“ can be made at a-mod-
Koppel clothing is the kind. for
economical buyers to wear.
The price is low considering the
workmanship. and our workmanship Is
unquestionably the best—best. from
every standpoint.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
1111 No. Main 81.. South NOI‘WaIk,
Tel, 330151
\\' li.She'1wo1_.1d 11 1,5. ('11111e111.'
Allen.‘
120111 February Sale of Furniture
and Honseiurnishings
otters safe and profitable investment, 11 11d you have at your 00111111111111 11 full ‘
collection of Furniture oi the ("111111111 & 1‘ontbany standard to choose 1'10111 and
enable you 10 find just what you won 1.
yuuwn' low of our
Specials in Dress
$15.00 BRASS 131213.... ......... $38.50
1121111 BRASS BED... .......... $35.00
$111 1111 BRASS BED....... ...... 1132.011
15,1111 BRASS eED ............. $2900
21.111511 aaAss aED. ..... ..11271111
2.131111 BRASS, BED. ........ 1119.00
111111111 BRASS BED. . .. ..... .‘..111400
at. a material saving. ilclow We give
and Enamel Beds
$20.00 ENAMEL BED, ........ $16.00
$18.01) ENAMEL BED..... ..... $14.50,
$113.01! ENAMEL BED..........$12.50‘
$1"F111 ENAMEL BED ......... 13111.00
9112.110 ENAMEL BED ...... . .. $9.00
41111.11) ENAMEL BED ...... $7.00
$1,100 ENAMEL BED .......... $6.00
AJ ornsSzCo
1 1 Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12- 18 North Main Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
1.- -_-
MOMM““M6M”"WWG
O. B. J acltson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line:
0
58 WALL STREET,
PHO N E 438.
mmomum
Eyes Examined Free.
NORWALK. 3
Mo
OUR REGULAR LINE OF
ALL LEATHERS, AT.
F LYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON ST.
SPECIAL FOR SATUR-
DAY ONLY
353, 50 SHOES
$2. 68
SOUTH NORWALK.
Electric Pcrcolators, Chafing
Heaters. Broilers, Ovens
11 1111
TELEPHONE 35-4.
Electric Labor "Savers
Don't Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1. 1909,
I1
and‘Learn How to EARN it. .Day and Night Sessions.
South Norwalk. Stamford. ,,,,Ifort Chester.
Dishes. Small Stoves, Water
Luminous Radiators etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of lL‘ lec-
i’ortablc Table Lamps and Domes.
[WWII III].
36 WASHINGTON STREET
,. White
this tr-eth.
l"lue Fl'l‘llt‘li and I’el'slun Lawns,
linen and "Lyltlint'u."
11111111 111111111 1 1111.11.11
86 Washington Street.
White
)11'1'1-111'111'11 t‘ltIl'i‘on,
Suiting, Cross-bars, 1.111'1' Stripes, Iiintltics, Figured Madras. 1'11'._;
11111.2 111" '1111 111d Nets 1'111'111111111 sleeieu and waists,
All (her lumbroiderits,1111111} new novelties in
Goods
“;llton+ands 01 yards 01‘ 111211 11111112 goods 1111' 51111111; and snunnet' 111111111
Pique, Met'eerizetl l'opliu. all
Iiotted Swiss. 111111011111
also :1. line
All ()vt-I' Tucked Lawn.
I‘I'inunings 111111 dainty. real
llatiste,
N. E. RYAN 8100..
l
WESTPO RT.
Claim the Score Was+ 22 —12 in Their
Pavel.
'I‘he Norwalk High school, basketball
team. which has selected I. A. C. as a
proper eognoinen, returned from West;
port, Thursday night. 1001111112, us happy
as possible wheti they gave out 11112I
statement. tltat they 13,11 beaten the
11 by the score
Westport held
Staples High school 1.1
111‘ :12 to 12. They :1
them down in the 111' 1111. but. 111 the
beginning 111‘ 1111.2 sect, WI 111111 the local
buys 1101 their lentil 1.,(11'11 Inachinei'y in
motion. with Dick Ireland at. the tiller. I
and store .'1 hole in the port 111111,.1 111 1.1111
Westport ship 111' state.
The two Iiorun brothers also assist:
ed Master Ireland shootdiashets. and
Tierney and Rose. were there with the. ;
goods also. Westport couldn’t stand
the assault, and coughed up the ghost.
Which explains the. joyt‘ulness of the
local boys upon their return.
I
W . 1
CONTINUATION OF THE SEIGE. 1
A big time. is expected at the Shiva—21'
11011 Army hall, 1.31.1 WittCI stree. 11“"
day tomorrow. The tisual holiness
meeting will be held at it. a. 111.; Sun-
day school at. 3 p. 111. and a grant Sal-
vation 111'11111111111'1111'1111 at 8 p. 111. 1.111111.
Harrington. who has just arrived from
Brian 11011 1.0 assist t‘upt. Sanil 111 the
1111111. will he Wi'll‘tili‘t’tl Sunday 111L111.
A enrdiul Ir'nitation is extended to 11111
to be inclscut at these mcctln"':~.
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLS BEAT'
,Il'ry
. slink,
, trusn.
.‘ 1' ends
South Norwalk.
MEASURE TO TAX RICH CORPORA-
TIONS SENT TO SENATE.
HARTFORD. Feb. 13.~——'l‘ax 00111111111.
sinner Corbin‘s bill to provide for the
taxation of the corporate, excess of cor—
porations, a bill which Is said to be far
In advance of any taxation measure
.111 the statute books, was sent. in to
1111‘ Senate this week. Its chiet‘ point
is 111111.- 11 It corporation is so well es-
tablished in value ol'.11s property that
11:; capital stock is selling on the mar-
lit“! at a price in excess 01' Its par 1'11-
lue, and that excess is 11111. subject in
local taxatioti,'111u state shall annually
on this corporate excess at the
111112 11111111" 111‘1‘ cent. on the fair Inn't'ltet
value of 1111 . 2 :er '1 e said capital
The bill provides for methods
of deberlblng the property of a corpora-
tion and of‘its capital stock, that it
does not apply to banks. insurance.
hivestnicntz companies, rail
express. telephone and telr.»
g1 uph companies. which 1111+. otherwise
=taxable under existing laws.
M 1's.
avenue,
Enosi Kellogg, of Riverside
has .gone to Southern Pines.
,N. (3.3101: the remainder of the winter
1110111 113.
WHEN YOU PUT ON STDBKINGS
0f the 11131111111- unrt. do your shoes 11111111111111] your
fuel swell and phrapim? I! on sprinkle Allen‘ 11
Foot hitac,11111111t1111111111711011111- for the feet into
your1111111211,It\1'1111:l\'c you re at and comfort. 111111 In-
1111111111111“! When rubbers 111111111111 1113111.~+11r,1'.111111
Your 11110011 feel 1,1:th Allen' 11 Fool-111111121:11111111111
1111111111 111-(- Try ii 1111' 11111111111 Farm 11. [healthier
+11 \1111 Show 111111 [111' 111111.111 lealhti sheen. Hold
l.‘vu1~1111111+..'.'.'11.. 81111111111111”: 1\dt'lrn.-~+,Allt'n 1'1.
""11111 11 I I ', N. D111'11:1.1'1i 1111 2111111: 1.111111
An abandoned baby boy was 111111111
1.1111 011111 111111111111. in 11 hallway in
i1’111111111-11111i:t.2li the. hospital the
1111111111111," was registered 1111 “(indium
1 1'1 .11111 1.1'1111, 1111 is the 111111111 ot‘ the
politemztn who 10111111 him, and the
surnanu was 1111111111 in .1 11111110101111
"1111111, which isnt so slow for l‘llndcl
, p 1 a
IIIIIRIAINMINIS
NATIONAL,
OTOR BOAT SHOW
Madison Square Garden,
New York.
NEXT WEEK, FEB. 15~28
tirr'ntt'st 1‘1111111'111111 01‘ Motor t‘t'ni‘l 111111
Marine1.'11uipment l-.\121' Assembled.
01112111111111.11 10 ‘ll, ulnnsdon 11111:
THE PUPILS OF THE
Elizabeth Mead School
WILL GIVE THE
AT EIGHT O’CLOCK.
DANCING A‘T TEN. TICKETS $1.00
1 All II!
I Will Illllli ES I Will Mill
TO ATTEND
THE TENTH ANNUAL
Masquerade Ball and
Entertainment
Uncas Tribe, Red Men
MUSIC HALL,
Monday Evening. Feb. 22. 1909
Special Vaudeville Entertainment
Elaborate Grand March
Preceded With the Olden-time Minuet.
by the Commtttee. in Colonial C051
tome. Every attraction-on elabor-
ate scale.
'l'it'ki'is now 1'11 salt-1
at 1’1; 118111.:1':
141111111111Pow-'11». t‘lii' ‘1111'1'111111‘
1‘1111'1I1111f12 111111 1:11: 1'1‘1111'. It's {111's
:1.1':11111: \l’htl 1111111 11.- 1‘ Inks. 111' 11'1131'2
:1” Members.
REGULAR TICKETS. 50 CENTS
Balcony Tickets. 2512., Dex Seats. $1.
A container “111 be in at tendante.
WHOYT'S THEATRE"
Will RWIWIIEIY
3——DAYS——,—3
February 11, 12 and 13
Anthony Geronimo. . .Generai Manager
Frank Chase ....... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Clune...;...Musical Director
ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE PICTURES
THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENING ONLY
COULSON SISTERS
Foremost Sister Act
WARTEN & HICKS
Comedy Singing and Musical Sketch
TWO ENGLISH ROSEBUDS‘
Singing. Dancing and Change Artists
GARDNER & GOLDER
Black Face Comedians
THE SYLVESTERS
Irish Comedy Sketch
RAY M u R RAY
. Illustrated Songs
MOTION PICTURES
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2:30 Evenings 8:15
ADMISSION, 10c
Reserved Seats 20c Box Seats 35c
Telephone 112
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
Norivalk Basketball Team
(TeamF).
NEXT GAME:
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15
N ORWALKS
Young Men’s Catholic Club
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS vs. WANDERERS.
ADMIsaION..... ...25 CENTS
DANCING 'AFTEH GAMES.
. \.
Operclla. "I“lorinda." and the. Conic-
dicila. “’l‘llC Burglar Alarm,"
' —-AT—-— .
Lockwood'sl‘lall. N11rwalk,ConnerIicnl
-ON—. ‘
:I ltursday Evening, February the
Eighteenth.
11,11 111:1,11, .1,
‘92 Wafshington St, South Norwalk 1
$1.25 BLACK SKIRTS ..........
$1.49 SHIRT WAISTS ..........
10 FLANNELETTE TONIGHT
SpeCial for Tonight
1,000 YARDS AMERICAN PRINTS ..................... 7c YARD
............................. 98c
............................ I. 9812‘ I
SAMPLE WAISTS AT GREAT REDUCTION.
2 UNBLEACHED TOWELS FOR
...................... 5c YARD, '"
500 YARDS LAWNS, MADRAS, WAISTINGS . ......... 12c YARD
29c CORSET covaas. TONIGHT
....................... 1.,...1911 ,_
IIIIWAYIIIN.
I’hilip lxlein will spend Sunday in
New York. '
.\i1'. and 111's. William i’inltney are
111111111 front 11 visit in New York.
George W. Scuddu'r, 111' Logan stI'I'i't
'12: visitluu his parents-n in Huntington.
Ix. l. ' '
11111:. .111', lrrine, the new iuinistt'r Ql'
. tbt .\l1t1111dist iI 111:1'111111! church is ill
(11.11112 paI ..o11.11',1-
'1111 1111111111112 3011111 (‘lnb will hold,
11s regular busines. meeting, Monday
afternoon :11 :1 0'1'101211.
Joint W. Tit-bout. 111‘ New York. has
11' used the resident't-ol‘ Mrs. Elizabeth
Morrison. and will take possession
Ala); 1st.
Ali's, All't'cd S. t.‘1'111kett. oi (‘.i'ot-ltt'tt
avenue, has returned from a Visit With
her datmhter, 1311's. 11. Ashton Kay, in
New Haven.
.11 1111:“ number 111' lines were in evi-
dence, 1‘1‘9111'11113'1'11-2 a Ii'ibule'to the
1111'11101'1 111'Ain1i'1111's gi'tzltt'st states
1111111 .'iluaham 1.111(0111
A well known resident has 11'pot'te1l
that s1'\"‘ttl 11 111.111 birds1111'1211111111111'11
this is 1111111111111 11 sign of spring. and
1s welconted by the inhabitants.
The ground this 11101111111: was cover-
ed with a thin 11111111112; of tee.
1111‘ the 111111 whiclrfell during the night.
and \i‘lilt'li 111111112 walking very dunner»
1111s.
The Ladies‘ .-\idS111-lety‘ot' 11112 Merit»
oo’ist I'Ipiseopal 1'11111'1'11 held a supper
last 11114111. in the chapel. and the 111'-
t‘uit' was largely attended, and 11 11111111»
11:11 and 1411121111 suecess.
1-‘t'ou1 present indications there will
110110 more ire out in this vicinity. Ul‘
course. it may 11311111111 cold enough to
make let-2. but in all probability 1111.2
weather will not remain below the
il‘t't'zlllu point very long at 11 time.
The 1‘111111011 A. 11.. whit-11 was to
have 111:1,1'1'11 the lflelphiaus last even»
inn, were unable to come. and :1 141111112
‘1\‘;i\':1rr:1111.'.1'd with 1111' l. A. ('.‘s 0111111
.\11I‘\\':1|I1. I-Iiuh "'I'wd 'I‘Itiu '1221111 11"11
"heady beaten the liowaytons twit't'.
:111'11 tinned the (11111411111111 last night.
1.11” pile the run 111: 11 1111\11117111511111 11p
11;:211111' e\'l1il1ition. '1111 High school
'1-11111 has Inst but one 111111111 this Si'il-
zen. 11‘1'11 brim: to 1111.2 Overlook .\lil.i-
1311.1 .-\1'.'111121n_\_'.;1nd naturally were 111111-
111 show 1111' Delphians something about
the name. The visitors thought that
all liowayton had come to the club
111'11111111111'101'5. judging by the noise
which greeted the team upon its ap-
pearance. |1 seemed as if tIIeatttiieIICe
~ '.1 as too 111111-11 for the liowayton play-
1'1 s us they did not do as well as usual.
The feature 01' the game was the play-
111,;r or 111121: lt'cland. of the
who made more goals than the rest 01
11111 team put together. The iiowny~
1111111 outpointed the High schools in
team work and passing the. ball. but
could not come 1111 with the visitors,
The genial l'loran brothers were also
prettiinent, and made. a hit with 1111+
spectators. The line-up:
I. A. C. Delphians
’1‘11.'1'111~y ........... ' .......... i1‘elsina
111': It I‘ 1111:: 1'11
W. 111111111 .................. .lenning:
1.1'1111111111111
Rose ....................... '1‘ homes
1.‘ enter.
Ireland ...................... Print 1'
. Right tin".11d
'1‘. 1101'1111 .................. 1.. Dukes
111'1'1 (111111'1111
OASTORIA”
Fears the
'Signainro
Ilia Kind in 111111 Always Bough
flier/am
NORWALK CLUB_— POOL,
A close and exciting game of pool
was played at the Nerwalk Club, last
evening. 'i‘hmuas ilaleom, rated 110. In
the club tournament defeated William
Olsen rated 150, with the score 01"1111
to 1:10. The 12.111111: was witnessed by a
large number 111‘ members, and much
interest was. :.11011'1'1. The score. of 1111
name by l'rantes was: '
Balcom. Olsen.
S '1'
I11 1 I l 1—‘3
171 '37....
l 1 _, Jill-«l
:11 .15... l
.'1, 5'12
3‘1 1 til—~11
+115 ' 1113
1'13 73—1
62 . 711
(it) ' 1‘17
79 92
Si 105
S4 117
90 125—~1
flit Hill—~23
110 1210
Referee—(.7. Van Huron.
, Scorer—ii. Cratnpton.
..__.
Foley's Hohey and Tan clears the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
.thr..oat soothes the inflamed mem-
111111111111. and the most obstinate cough
1lisappuars. Sore 11nd Inflainetl lungs
.'ate healed and strengthened. and the
100111 is expelled 110111 the sy.stem Re
[11511, any but. the genuine in the. yellow
backfire. 'I‘Iu- 11111131' l'hariuaey 111111
.1' H.Baxte1. ‘ “
1'01'1111'11 '
visitors.
‘ music at both services,
1 111111111.
Arthur King, 01‘ Bridgeport. is in
town renewing old acquaintances.
1 Airs. 110111121: 11,111 of 111 idgeport,
111as 1111111 the guest o1 f1'211nds heie.
“'11111111\'-1i\'e new subst' iiliern'. have
111-111 added to the 1013.111 "hello" list
The Misses Potters are located at
the 11011.1 Valencia, St. Augustine, Fla.
1 Miss Carrie Bradley, who is at Ash~
I
ville. N. (1., returns here early in
April.
1\ estpoIt 0111111,) Woodmen of the
111111, 1.:11'11 In April
1 hrist church guild of the Holy
(‘hild 111121 'I‘hnrsdap afternoon, at the
:home oi .1115 lloyd \‘ash
- .11 1.11110111 11111 1111111011 was the. 01-
'1111111. 111‘ the pupils 1',-1' L‘ast Saugatuclc
'51 111101 rtstt'rday at‘te1'.noon
1 1111+ iohn ('11111111,11ho ls seriously
1111 111 1111' home in the, 1111111111 is report-
111 to be but she. htlv improved.
Neil ‘.iinhell 111111 wilt-.1 are in New
:1'1111,,whei(- they wont to attend the
111111111111 of the father of the former.
'. , A Lincoln 1111,11 social was the voltm-
1 111;: 11,31 the Methodist 1"111111'11 last night. '
Opportunity was 0111-1011 for some rc-
§nmrhs on the martyr president.
A number here observed the holi-
day afternoon, yesterday. The 110814
11111111 112111 011' hours, and the townotii-
11,51 and bank were closed all day.
(‘111'1‘11i11111'11311 is verging on an at
111111 01' pneumonia. due. to an enforced
ice water bath, Tuesday. 1111 was
spearing 101' eels on the Sippcrly pond
when the ire gate 11w11y. precipitating
him into the water.
The second in a series of addresses
being 111111111 in 1111; Methodist church
by the R1221 Geor ge E. Bishop. on Abra~
1121111 [.11111'0111 will be oi‘l‘ered there Stilt-
1lay night. "Abraham Lincoln and Re—
ligious ’l‘ltought1,- Iinriug His Time” is
the theme.
The Greens Farms l1armeis' Club is
holding its annual 1onventiottin the
(.‘.1)11,t,',t'1'gitliol‘tll church there today.
'1‘111'11121011111011 session is made import-
ant by the addresses of a number of
12xpt'1'1011e1'1d and noted men in agricul-
tural circles} A large number from
other sections are in attendance. At
noon there was an Intermission of two
110111:+,during w 1111 11 lady members 01"
the 1'11111 serxed a 11911110115 meal 10
the \isitors.
1 “1.11111 1111' to have 11 ball 111 National
I
1
”'1111111 1111111, .1. (‘1. Hyatt is prepar- '
111;: for his "211. home" in the new,
quarters. He. plans to have. a posse
of the. 'town constahttlary on hand to
regulate the lines. The. accommoda-
tions are quite limited. and he desires
no delays either in hand shakes. hand
01115 or put outs. it will be 11 great
day for \Vestport when he have 0111“
own municipal building and Willis
tones 21 way near neighbor to .the
town 0111011115..
\‘l 1111 all 111‘ the physical culture fads
about. few hem of activity or Interest
with or In Indian clubs. yet here we
have a msident that not only is a.
strong believer in their use. but an ex-
port also. 1111'. Geo. has been at. the '
trit'k 101' some time. and is,'1tot 1111+
known as one that more than oncehas
ui‘i‘orcled entertaintnent in
01' his ability to jug glc them. He. has
within a few days placed an order
with the. Faittleitl Aluminum Foundry
that. will be part of his 111111'p"aiaphet-
11111111.}11' is to 11111 e Illuminated clubs,‘
measures, and promises to astound the
residents here and elsewhere with his.
tstations in that line.
joving good time'. Last week abode
111113 ladies gathered at a pink tea in '
afternoon.
sized audience listened to 1111'. Whiting .
on ”The. Boy . and the, Church." The :
prayer meeting attendance. is average '1
lug over three times as rarge as when
'\Ii'. ,"iavlor first came, and he expeCts '
it to double Again in the near future.
The centennial of the birth of Lincoln '
is to be delcbrat'cd Sunday ‘.11101'111111;
last Sunday morning having been the
regular Sunday l'or 11111114101111. M17. Tail"
11'11' is to munch on l.lncoln.. 111 11110
e\'1-I1li1g,a130 1111s. Orin S. Gilles, 0,1?
India is to 311111111011 the. wonders of .
that country, under the auspices ni? ,
the. Missionary Auxiliary oi the
1"211111111. '11112 tllUIl' is to render spectail
HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE..
The above is the name 01‘ a German,
chemical. which is one of the many
V .uabie ingredients of Foley 8 Kidney
Remedy. Hexamethyienetetramine is 1
1ecognized by medical text‘ books and ,
authorities as a uric acid solvent- »and'
ant’sep tic 1111 the urine. Take Foleyfa
1121111 or 11 (21:10:11 LS soon as you notice,
any irregularities. and {110111 a serious,
malady. The 131,111111 Pharmacy and}
11.11 Baxter. ""‘
The uppci ten never live In the tbp
“111.: 1' If,
PM. .1., , 11111 1111111111 the 1111th
~ 111.11%7 " "” .. .
exhibitions _
Company for a set. of aluminium!) clubs ' .1
electric clubs and clubs of Weight and ,
'lhe Congregational church is en-j 1':
the parsonage and spent a delightful. .'1
Last Sunday nightagoods, _
Norwalk Chronicler