This Kind You 11:33? initim’y‘s Bought. and which has balm "
use fl“ 0301‘ 30 years, has borne the mpndtnro of
1.1—.» and tom boon mndo nndor hi5 per-
sonai
' 4
All Counter-felts, Imitations
Experiments that triilo wlI'
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minor 3 isiou ninI- 1" its 311123111131.
Aflow 1:1: mm to deceive 3 on '.‘a this.
333311 "Just-as-good" are but;
. and nuilnng'cr tho lionltli of
“WINS and Children4eflnxici'iciloc ug "innit, Experiment.
What. is CA8 TORlA
'."mstnriu is a, harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare.
goric, Drops and Soothing:
Syrupb. it. 1:; Pleasant.
Ill
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
nubstanoo. Ito ago is its guarantee. It destroys; Worms
‘ :IIIIl alloys I'ovari'ihntw
ll curds Dlurrhwa and Wind
Colic.rii‘1rellcvos Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flutulcncy .
' Bears the
The Kill have Always 1363mm
It asaimiiutcs the Food,
:alovru 11:13 and Bowcls, givinu limiting and: natural sloop.
I’iIc Gillian-11’s Panncea- Tho iiiollwr' s Friend. -
canning CASTORlA ALWAYS.
1' cgului no the
a
Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
WU DKNTAUR OQMMNV. 71 MURRAY IYItl‘l. "KW Vflll GI".
.31'
L‘ 93311311111! of 1131' nonnrrd ring, \3"ll():-u'
Miss Bennie Judson, or New York, in
ii. guest or Miss Anna Kcok'r, ot’ the
Washington strool bridge.
.lohn If. ,Silcox, tho. V\"nu|'1lngton
niroot bridge ilnh market proprlotor.
is spending the 1th in New Yo1k city.
Minn Edna lll3'denburg has llt‘t'il till
fol-11 week of gr at her home in!
(‘ovo uvcnnc l3nt7' o'now rooovcrhig
till 1313' a! 1
The regular wotkl 11111301" inocllng‘
of tllt‘ Adyoni Christian Church will,
I313 hiltl as usual dbl 'l‘lnnflnday cvcu
1111!.th pastor plcsldlgn. 3
At :1 opoohll melding of tho Ischodu'
t‘lub Sunday aftornoon pnllhoznwm
woro nppoinlod for tho into member,
William Johnson wii'ro c. luncrul was
hold 3933111'du3 al‘t:'ciu(3ou
The Morin ronwwhdt dcluycd 1119'
Marion on lit 1' ll ip up from Now York.
but nllt' wall on hand all right this
uu'n'nin'..:, with him daily ('urpo 'ot
height for I131» local mcrchunts. l
A ('.oltug'lr 131'113'11' luootiuu. lllltlt‘l t..hI'
=1:1.~'.'.3h'1.'.~3 oi‘ thi- l'Iunt AVl'lllll'. Molhodi'n l
i‘hurl'h. will in» hold this: owning it"‘t
1hr» bout 2 13!‘ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W: ll- l
Eaton. t‘hurll'n 51111111115 will l1:"l‘-n-.
lomlcr.
it 1&5 stand thut u i't‘:.“illlt‘lll of l’h'us'r
uni Hll‘lt‘l has I31‘1n circulating, :1 pcti- i
lion 11111013.: tho rosidents to hoop iln"
1"hitdicn off that highway. llt.‘ is~ ~':iid
to maintain that tin.- (hill hi: n mnkn too
much noise
Miss Erin-3i \‘oorln'cn. of first ntlrct
outcriuimad :1 company 13! t'rlonds ill
llt‘l' boom :1 night or two 11:, Inc
31mm: pooplc having 11 \"'r.'13 ph'anunl;
occasion. \' ur ion/v1 . social (li31'3slon'ii
now the ordor of tho evenin" ' 1
A par'l3 oi East Norwulk motor hour l
cullmoinsla. r‘I'od Blown lircd (.‘113'1.’
(:rnnt Anderson and August W lrui, 130’.
out llilll morning tor New l’brk city
to uttond the mono bout show, \Vllltll
opcnod :31 Madison Square Gordon,
youwrduy.
t‘zul Olson. a young 1qu Norwulk
home in in l'oit strt,oc wont to New
lork laid night to complcto 111121131139»
At New \L 3rk liolrl 'Al‘. our tank-s-
arc clllgngcd two yourr in lilllelt‘l'.” '
“That‘s all right. i hum sulrlcant'd
11 table. and lit'i't' arc 1111' dot-1111101119.
Now can i not an option on a .‘ilt'uit
with trimmingr'. Io 113M113i3'3mr'l'.
Ville. (Jonrh'r~.lournul.
ll‘lrst. [Machcr~--"H1'llo, llill? \ml
luck? Anythingdoin’?" '
Second Poachor-~“W13tl. i dunno;
but. il‘ 1 pots foul" llll)l‘t‘ lwnidi'u ”31'
Hi 'u3'c t'oirowun'
"11311913
, wanl'm :11'11-1- now.
that ain't so had. "-...
'i‘hc 331111111101 1:1l1l1- 33.11»: 3331-11113 Ind
the gucsl' 3 about to ho summor «d “ Are,
you snrc thou.» :ll‘t' no i'l‘lltll’lt‘l'tl 33191.5
cut?" anxiously uni-mt tho host of tho
hulk-'1'.
“1 3'1; rude ('91 tum oi that, air.
“Muslim tic out and 321'! a low " [1*
mini (1 h" host. ml’llil' 11:1' lphli l lililli.’
l .Cllbt‘l.
...~¢_.__-.L‘_.._.
“l'i'o got. something (liaam'ccuhh' to
do today.“ ,
"What‘s that?"
“Youtcrdnys work."vli'xrhnngt‘.
“fifth—”ls tilt-‘l‘o :llly Ilii'l'I'rI'llI'i' lit"
twoen a fort and u fortross?"
Iiusband---"Nol much. t:x('t.'[ll., ol‘
course, that a fortress must bo'lmrdcr
tr3_ silonco!"~l. lp'iiurotl‘s
WALL g
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
Plain «and: Ornamental
Sign“ Writing
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First St, East Norman; 3.311".
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
1847 1509
Plumbing and Steam
Heating
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT. AIR HEATING
s‘rovss MAND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam. Fitting, Gas Fixtures,
MetaI Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE You SEEN OUR STOCK or
RICHMOND RANGES?
L The Jones&Hotcthss. L
com pany
17 WALL, STREET, NORWALK.
5
'- THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIAL
ONE MINUTfiwgPHQM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms 13 Sprolal «Future. 6118
and Electric Lights. Throughouin Ev-
cry Room Heated. .. ;;‘1.'"‘
RATES «REASONABL
Fine Stockad- Onto” in (intimation;
A full line of». Imported Men-v includ-
Ing the famouii ~Bus’ Burton’s. and
Bags 6. Co.’ a Stout, army: on- draught-
Anheuser Bunch Bar on Draught.
T. .1. SULLIVAN, Prbprlolor.
Telephone 3%? ‘ ' ,3
, ' 0
TAF'l‘_ IN WASHINGTON.
\V‘AfiiliNG'l‘ON, Fob. t1t.—~l’rcsldm3l.
ohm-1 and Mm, ’l‘aft nrrlvc'd 1111111. today
at 33::{11 o’clock. and wont in'ln‘wdiatoly
133 Inc rosldonr-ool‘ Miss Muhcl Board-
nmn. which will be lln'lr homo. during
Ihou' visit in'rc. Mr. 'l‘ul't visitcd tho
\Vhilo Houro a. short [lino ul’tm' i‘t‘llt'll'
lhc pn iltll‘ilt and 1131' board of currin-
wru' 33 ho 13.011133311333191] him to 111131131113
.‘.lrs 'l11t1 lni 'nds to go to New York
tonmrrow, on 11 shopping tour.
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work lb 113 11
fattol'v, cuttm’: r pin or
h0u~ctn1ll
talk-"tic hill"! '. llli l: :3" mi l. is:
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not and .1. :'m s "
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best you w: nnrrl
.you can ri'iu'n
our storc and u" 33': ll
cheeriuli r.'9furiv‘ 1331' full
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112 WASHINGTON STREET.
’PHONE 667.
lug tho city, and had 11 coul’crcncc with,
vvvyvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvvvv
, In uhtc oponcd i'or thorn
" . labour his (and her) no: lighbors.
gig." the Superior Court at Bridgeport for
“ , 1.,rinl
_. ages toI injuries he received about n.
3131 nl. tor a bout in which ho is to fig
pro in about two works. 1335141131 ring
thin in Young Olson.
\‘alclilinon of all kinds us u.~'111nl,1.1r-
rivod in East. Nori' :biik ‘aturdny, and
thc strchm boot up yiéslorlhiy. 'l‘hcrc
wore the («odor misslvos in ph'my
and the comics worn by no lucunu
scarce '.l‘ho tlt‘tllt‘ifi b.3313 now put
1333113 thclr loft overs {or 13 your honco
l‘nptulus Saunders 't‘ollcs and mm
131113-911 in tho hnr'bhi last night, from
Sonthpor,t with 150 hushcls of line 03'—
sters for ’l‘ailmadgo Brolhvrn, the
South Norwnlk doulm'n 'lhoso ov-
utcrs urn for a spin-in} order, and will
be lnnuodluloly0131'de and sent away.
A numbcr of drilnoin-ui conm'mtu-
lion L11~:3'1n3"ois in tin» 'lhh'd Voting
ll i9. l 11r1~ lining ht'lti’ll pith .linal no-
Ilv't'a to 33133 this 3vocl1,t‘hc notices
1331' bring M‘l‘I’t‘t‘l lly ()llicm John H
lamilh 133' 1 until \o3n1iil. who is mp,
im; loch on: to .113 lilo 1hr 1113 promot-
13'. as 3311111131151 will bu lsuuod 13931
not ‘5
llnlo in (WW3 llkclihood (11 151311113
1"-'311.~t:5 lnlnu lillttli‘ in this section oi
:11. 113.3 1 for uuswmh unwind in into
ho 31:5. (luo (l‘IHIIl. 1' 3pI'1l11ll3, don"hln. .
in f.'.'t\l11" uu amalour convert at about
mldnl: ht 111.11 tho [.'"Innci ol PM! and
Van Znnd' 411131315. (.‘onsi'ihlo J. .l.
tioodwlu was. rullcd l,l\‘l"l lucrc Salon
day night.
(Z‘alcb \l'ood. tin~ 33'1'll~kuo33'n 33‘911' vol
who it: .~'-:'\'io_1; on tho Suppl-i131
g.
bran-
Court. civil nhlc, jury. nt Bridgeport.
has hi 1' slow to sick for the past
tl'lcc 33' "13:1 lilil.lt'”(il‘l0l‘li1lli{‘d not to
considcrl'd hinm'li‘ knoiiil‘d out and
pox 5 t hi4 dullos as :1 11110331131111 Thu
011111 h r 1! 1111113: lu'r of this jury in “il-
lion: (2. (‘11:(ll9tl .
.rltscph Oddo had '11 christcnlng pm—
13 pundm pruning" 1‘131 his infant. son,
\‘ichol us in addition to a. huge. num~
130- of goods nom The. Norwalks.
thiro were many in attendance from
Now ‘1"oik city. llunclng “as a tea.-
‘Inrc music being furnished by Charles
l.t"\_V'H orcliostia and an elaborate
sunpcr was solved.
Impossible news ilcms: —'I‘he Wash-
ington strut-t drawln'gul 0 3131131 now he
opened Without nuyono being incon-
vcnicnced: also, all boat pilots and
captains who expect to hum 1hr. dtfiw~
33 hon they
reich tho. Country Club on the w 33'
up and Oyster Siull Point on route
down hum rotlrcd i‘rom business.
i'z'volybod3 has stoppcd talking
The lawsuit of Albert A. Arnold. of
East anvalk. ngnlnst the Connecti—
out Qompany, is due to come before.
loud) Arnold asks $3 000 dnm~
mar 11:. o v. hile working on the. tap ot‘
a line‘ ‘ cm. His claim is that owing
1: No sense in month
{uniting them a woman,
Hove
lull“.
Get Your Drug Wants
‘ Filled at the
I
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and cmclentscrvloo at
all tinu'u.
131315011131 nttcntion given to oil
1319 cilpln I3 work.
' ( halls for our 'trollc‘y putlons
(111310 in and 33 all for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.l. PARKER. Manager.
last night, by falling into :1 hold at Ibo
odor of tho nidcwnlk. in front of tho
lardco proporty. in East. Washington
strum. jinn wool. ol‘ 1 tho Podoloi’uliy
building. Mr. Village's lol’l knob loot
:1 auction (33" Iutl(lo no status. and he
:nhtl liI'I inc. 113311: 1'15 of tho property
that unions lt‘lllllls’ mo mad: at tho
polm in qucsllon thorn will probably
be some luwouitn tor [ilt'tlll ‘ 'i‘ho rain
has wushcd tho. sidewalk .333'113' sonic-
,'1,\3l311 touring 13 guilt-3' Mr. Village
has hocn told that several people.
fall into the
owner
this
A lcproscnlutlve oi I.'.hu
it over
.hoh'.
ol‘ the property looked
morning. ‘
m
willlions? Feel licuvy after dinner? .
"ongno contort? llltlor tnsl'e'!‘ Com
ploxlnn sullow?
up lionn'u Regulats cure billous nt-
lacks “" conic at any'drug store.
L 1131313101.
l‘hlllp Klein, of Shirley Manor,
North avonuo, has returned home
limit a visit. in New York city.
» 'l'hc Ladies“ Aid Society of the Moth~
ooh-1t church will menu. at the home of
Mrs. Eugene CllFlllllhh, Wednesday at-
tcrnoon, at. 2 o'clock.
Ulmrlos Princc 11nd (nmily will more
from ihvir proumlt. rcsidcnce in one of
111.0 Ogdcn‘s
place in (‘I131l.clt nvcnuc, about tho
that of March. The intlcr ou'se will
be vacated at this time by Frederick
Dibble and family, who now occupy it.
lrvlng W. Clark, 0: Pennoyor strocl.
one or our best known rcsidonts,cpc1n
Lincoln Day with his family at the
home of his {other Wilson Clnr,k in '
Struttord. The gathering thus repre-
sented tour generations, tnrae of which
are well known in Rowayton. being
Mr. Clark's (other Mr. Clark and
daughter Mrs. Harry Bryan, and her
son Lloyd.
A most enjoyablr- valentine social
nos given by the Christian Endeavor
hoclcty of the' Baptist church at the
pamonagc in Rowaylou avenuc, last
night. l‘ln'~ nl'i‘nir, dnsplte the in
clonwno- 111‘ the wouthor 3311a 3"el3
lmucly intended and owl-'3'hod3 purit-
lpulid it tho games. and spent a very
'dulmhilul time indood.
Rol‘roshnimns
wm'o :11'3'3'1rd m; n sonsonnblc hour, to
”in further enjoyment. of all present.
Ni. and 31115. Lewis 13}. Parker ol‘
1113111111 street, entortalncd a. largo pom
or lilt'lltls. last 133 oiling at a valentine
wins: party. 'lhc residence was all
propiiulcly decorated and the corn
:lton won it source or 13111113 mont for all
m cwnt 'l‘he fir st ludy s mlzu was so
cut-ad by Miss Edith Moad; first gen-
tloman 13 Aaron Stevens: consolation
trophies went In Milan Maude Raymond
and Preston Hurt 'l‘horo was vocal
and instrumental music. and refresh-
meats Were barred
Ulllill ALI) Nilllllltlll
Mrs. S. M Allen of Dorian, W838.
visitor in New York city' yesterday.
The Noroton Iloights Military Band
is planning to give a dance in the
town hall, tomorrow night.
Mrs A. C Stillman, who was so long
interested in the drug business in' Da
rich, was a caller on friends in town
3csterduy.
There are uncalled to. letters at: the
Dorian post oilice addressed to 13113.
Harold Broivn, William Hopkins, Mrs.
C. H Wilcox and, Mrs. J R. Coombs. .
Mrs.-.J. E. Davies was taken from
her home in the Noxon blodk. Main
street, to the Best Graduate Hospital,
New York, yosterday afternoon. to gin
dergo a sellout: operation.
Representative Charles W. Wit»
linmson o: Dorian introduced a bill,
in the legislature, last w'eemp provid-
ing for 13 new probate district to con-
only our: doctor ,
11411133 one doctor to am lei Seel
1R0 penile in tryuiglthis ti3lpg‘,t elliat tilting 3
one, then stad
for: your on all 1 dieiberath
medxine, then take it}! Stick to it. Ask
Pecto‘rall‘or thI' la and inn tron
Liver hoods waking 1
houses to tho Knowllon ,
,. to 13. carelessly left; “slecv'e' support. lSlSl of Dorian and New Canaan, the
ing- :3 plume ho was thrown from/the former now both in the tammrd dis:
top of the cu1,hnd his wrisr broken trict and the latgter'in Ngmaiil.‘ The
‘ L, all comers in the o3 stcrbout line.
L h.- dgo concerning the. speed of his mail.
3 ready to take. up the racing gauntlet.
1 l East Norwalk Yacht Club..lnst night,
in Firstl
‘ ‘streei, 'wlli doubtless be'
‘.Siurgos Randall the building on the
and sustained othei injuries
Captain Charles Rentson, owner or.
the sloop Ella Gelbe1 has been handrail1
with challenges tor laces as a result‘
of the. publication of his desire to meet
He
also has plenty of requests for know-
nnd to all comers he now says that
the boat is very last~io the dock the
changes about. her Slipcrstructuro not
yet being complc-tcd As soon as the
: v. ork is completed the captain will be
At a wollottendcd meeting of the
zit, E. E. Gorham'a store.
it was voted to hire from J.
' Benedict Fn ring bridge, which the club
‘ figured on some time ago, but changed
, .its mind on temporarily. 3H”. H. Field-
‘ ing' uds appointed a committee to get
the. plume in shape for the next. meet-
ing of the club, which will be held
Libero. on Monday evening, March last.
,The members of the club are well sat-
isfied with the progress being made in
membership. there being between 25
and 30 names on the list;
'l‘honnm Village, tho, musical instru-
.‘ mont 533c;:.:‘!sl, was. puiii'iiilly iiIJuI'ihc
it
,election last fall would indicate that
the people 131‘ Barton are well pleased
with the administration of the Slam-
t‘orp disulct court, whatever they may
,tuiuk of having a court or their own.
_ It is understood that the plans to
erect. an inn at the Norot'on River;
where Jacob Miller conducted a half~
way house for many years, has. been
abandoned. it was found that the pro-
perty was not large enough for the
extensive eh 'Iabllsliment which it was
proposed to erect. The availability
of this property for the purpose is
considerably abridged. by the old
cemetery which is, in the rear The
Buick inn an the place is now called
continued durin
the present year. The plans whic
“"9113 drawn for the new place provtd-
ed for an establishment on the scale
of Blossom Heatii, at Lurchmont.
Vincenzo Later), on ltulian who,li1
mnercil’ulh beaten
threw 'her from 11
Was claimed, had
his wife. and the
second story window, on
153, 1908, was fined $7 and costs Sat
nrdny night by Justice of the Penile
William H Willmott', Jr.
accused of i3 serious assault. but this
wok roducod lo 11311113113 askunlt. ln‘ :3
-siatcu1cnt glvcn the gtuullord potion
1
December.
Latéo Wns‘
,Igsl onc
tthebest
the 1: “'65
Elm “doctor about Aye‘s
'65. .1150 ' “13'0””- O...
‘ ii the hospital lelortlv alter the assault
.rs. Latco said ho: husband beat
their only Ililld and him lemonotratbd
with him saying that ho was lll‘lliOCt‘i-l-
nnrlly novm'c. Then, 3.3139 said. he
knocked 1101" down and boat hol' until
'uho almost lost (.'onsoiousncun. While
him was in this soml-conllciouo state,-
1ch i"'1111i1.d her upstairs. opened a win
dow and throw nor out. A little later
ho. came out of the house and choked
bar 1133 , 3119 lay on' tho g1 conduciw
('ialn'ud. Nowrtholoss hutco got .1
ph3s11i11u for his who and also not
113011119in tor her. When he found that
1131" <_)lll('(".l’ia‘ worn. looking for him he
run away. ilo return Oil to 'l‘ulhnndgc
Hill 11 low days ago His rosldcncc is
in tho town oi 33111013.:
Width.
1,. Doinn has returned to
l’. Bos-
tilil.
l). t‘. Godh'cy has rolurucd to Port-
cheater.
Mini Alice llavdeu of Compo, has
pneumonia
Mrs. Samuel ll‘lwood 3111.1 boon visit-
lllg in Bridgeport.
Miss McCauley hm} been visiting her
parents in Dnnbury.
William Burr and daughters are
homo again from Bornmdu.
Miss Martha Mills has been visiting
her mother on Dingoes Hill
A lire escape. is to be placed upon
the Bridge strcct school house
Now York parting have rented the
Oswald place, in Greens Farms. -
having a. are proof garage built;
, A lady living in tho Cranberry dis-
trict, Miss Mary Phillips, is on tho
sick list. . ,
George Evorclts has closod his mar-1
ket. lt W113: just across from the. rail-
road station
The young pcoplo of tho Iticthodhsi
church gave 11 Lincoln social :1 low
evenings llgo. ,
The pupils of tho li:1si"Suugnt1u-lt
school now the play, "tlnch.~ Tom's
Cabin." on Friday last.
Arohltccis have drawn plans for live.
now cottages In he built 1n (:oinpo and
Sound l‘lcuch when tho amnion opens.
William l’ctrloJlus solar recovered
from :1. rcccnl litmus :11. in he able to
'l‘I‘SIlille his duties at. 811333115. Businch
College. in 3131332111.
'1‘ he now town honor will tic occur»
pied about tho first of April. As has
been long known. ilu' room Ih'slgnvd
to: tho town I'll rk islmlch too small.
TM! is a rumor that :3 numlwr ol
pooplu in town say. tho limos .no so
tniid lht'y (‘lll 3t klrnpo up ('llullgll
moucy to pay t ctr taxes. So lln'3 will
apply to the~ board of l'cllcl‘.
’lho lute Cornelius Milt-boll who
died 11 low du3s .l'-o in Now 3:31 i. n 'wl
to spend tho Slilllnli'fi‘illtllllllx ut thfl
homo of Miss .luliu Wakbmun, :11
tirocns Farms. H9 was won known in
1133931.
'l‘hcre 111‘? 293 lolophones in .town.
and every lillic while the. number is
inrrcuscd. 'l‘hc private cltlzons scum
to think a telephone in a good thing
to have in any place. bui. a school
house.
The rod and green lights have 130013
placed on tho. lli‘ltlglg ovor Ihc Sangu—
tllck river, and non both trains and
ships ciln pass in sufoly. h‘ thos'c in
churgc dimmlmindto bulwmcn the two
colors.
if it is lino that thorn is no announ-
tion proposition l19l‘13ro the people tho
Chic Club will nothuio to wrostlc
with the proposition- The good folks
of Greens 13 1113135 cannot unocx thum-
solvcs to Fulrtleld; that has to be done
by the legislature. ..
A huge number of the friends and
acnnaintnncos of the into I?! nnk llrndy
atti'nded his filiit‘l at at the church oi“
the Assumption. Ho was known as
an honest cheerful. hard worklngman.
and although occupying a humble sta-
lion was much thought of
People in town say the agitation
about unucxlug' a part of Greens
Farms to Faii'field is 'an old story,
which breaks out. every few years.
they do not take tho matter serious
ly. 3211.. bulk of, the, no inini'lon .is con-
senatlvc. and does. no believe in dis«
turning old boundary lines.
John A Holden, a summer resident
of Compo, wlphcd to‘ marry
or Snugatnok,“ but; was
cause in Bridgeport on the grolu‘ld 111:
young woman', who was "under age
SubSeqnently the parents consentcd,‘
and all went as merry as :3 marriage
bell.
Two hundred and sixteen gentlemen
and ladies took dinner at the chapel
o: thé Greens Farms churcl on' Lln~
coln's birthday, being 'in attendance
upon the Farmers' institute. Rev. Mr
strayer made a. very. good address
about ‘Abraham Lincoln Some of tho
speakers advertised as expected failed
to appear; and others had to be substr
tuted. All in all a good limo “as had
and the tillers ol’ the soil departed
with much new wisdom and reinforced
courage.
There will be. a hoari in; next 'l‘hnru
(1113 night at '23 1231' «3"1' cl 0- n3
mlttoe rooms to Sdomaidor r: hotlnu: to
keep open tho Allan «hour I school.
There are but l '1 c.1llll iron (31‘ achool also
in that. district all tin niiuc iho 1‘10 In-
liahitauts residing" within _ 115.131.1111“
have sent a petition» to the 2i('.l}(10l
kept open It seems! the
school system dies hard it will cost
at least $50 a month' to rim the school
‘.nnd considering how economical the
town has. shown itself to be, in tho
matter of two or three- teléphones for
the schools; 'at on
for each school it
50 13 month for 12 sanctum: At all
cvbnts, it' is expected that constdern;
hlc opposition will be munli’outcd III
the coming meeting, ..
- u ' .
Frank Mendez. of Groups Farms. is _
Miss T1
Myoh‘i dunghtcr of Alfred M hludtlock, '.
’ rolnsjcd a ,li-: ',
want of consult of the parents of the .
board. praying that the. school may be.
old district.
‘nnuul cost of $12"
aes not look as it
Elie school "board will vote to spend
\ “SOUTH‘ NOR
Lumber and MlllWiirk r131 E'V” g!"
‘ tram a Pigge‘ry to‘a Palace
YARD TEL 46- 2.
wank Chink
MILL r211. 46 3. ,
CIALTIES
LINCOLN RlOOFINGS.a
ior fabric roofing, warranted
for eight years.
TAR PAPER, 1. z, and 3- -piy.
asuper— LADDERS ordinary :'a:.d e1:
SlOil.
lam GUTTER. two sizes. ,
31331-1 wmon rs and coup
..,.,...-.,;£
SELL
75 lbs.0at:'1 to a bag. ioo lbs. bran to a bag, 11: lbs. corn to a (
bag. Other grain and feed, 100 lbs. to a sack. ‘
We invite consumers; to consider the quality of our goods and '
quotations, which are changed daily to conform to
market. .
r
Joddo and Cross Creek Coal
the Chicago
in 23. carriage tldt We cairn ,
if it is llxnhlo .it all windmill
,ltllj.
lint dont pull untii' you
i lil‘t‘.‘ll(. H1339 or. ropiilr"
21- it 11101.» in ooh u littio the mat-
with ii That will save you tho
11.":
. not or a bigger job amt p’ollinpb iron
on accident that mo'li‘l ll"‘iliY"li if 300
let it "o '
‘ Phone Connection
§.a~‘.
MAIN STREET,SOUTH15MGLRWALKV
45 WALI. ST., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
* insurance
We have severalrdecided bargains
Incomo producing property that
must lncrcase. Invalue with the rapid
growth of tho town,"
in
.. w. "n. ,—.-MMM~__~.4_._
Hotel lldmhackemo
J. R- CONNOR. Mgr. 7.
_fi spu- ' L
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards.
nun——
Stock and (General information Ticker.
‘.....“ -
Sunday Dianna. 75m
.1
PLUMBING
STEAM, . .
{GAS FITTING "
lPin. Sheet Iron, Copper
) and Zinc.
, inspection
‘L'. graph Co.‘ 5, Talking Machinist: lL'Idl
.og l.'.Lr, 3111.45: ;‘ F: ‘
legato, $13.50:
Regular, "lib: ‘r;"
Pill lab 6 "
l Lirelt rep: odu Wind of lit
.‘..nular, $20 00: i.‘
11.13 moron... .1
con. MAIN Ann WALL 53's.,
Will be‘ picdsrd 0' 1 7
" them to 3011. Prices 1.133;;(5 tron ”103:.
‘0 $10,. 00 Double Roll.-
. Sole Ag‘pn'iti ioLLl‘FrL‘r‘ 'B
luncpar K- Ciu'pondoi'fs' Will
Pd
(11011.11 'ry 11115111111313.3115. Fu‘ )Sllil'
'ng' (loads. Painlcra‘ Silpplieo; English
131119. China by the pi ea, or get. Imp;
goods will not crap:
3 Sole agent for thb LCO 1311311131
‘ Double Disk Recalmds Music onbptll
' Esides.= 65c. _-.- Indestructlbié allude!“
'Roooids. 35c. _ Fits any chit
‘ machine and lasts forever.
Window Sit 6 said} Pic ll L’ £33
to order. ll ll . t R
s7 WASHiNéTON-SLTRE,
sop-TH «campus.
51. N'
Elliiil‘i’ld ULBL Lewd ip‘ped with" I‘ $81.13”;
snow white, one piece ”Standard? Pop ,
celain Enameled anntpr
Have you ever stoppé'd to consider L
hob delightfully convenient itrwwould
be to him; hot and cold running nuts:
in your. dreasing..obw,1bp sleep
lug apartment or first 1309 hotel
Loom? Its presence would mold it'll:
on; highest degree of comfort.
We wingiadly quote you pugs. an:
t
Ebola
all and
dim
liable
plum
chin
HORACE 11.33: m
WilNiil
3N9 unfin-
Diem 283' Mount River. Mr
11 Dover .utneetbm .gygrp.
3111.11.33 at ,4; pm ‘5!
It Nilrnnlli up tb‘il'ii 1i.
Jorwalk up to 15‘ R30 33.
2'31” “Won-é, {W lip".
owns .
Annln'g J. pmlth, _. , , ,
313-331 .- 1.1. .
Norwalk Chronicler