Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 13, 1910 · page 8

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OME ”hunted Shoes have.

8‘ gained prominenoo and

. been torgotten. No
named Shoo has; even before at-
, uined and retained so great
, opularily till the

Bunion School
Shoe»

{For Girls and Boys, at It
Popular Price

. Sizes 6 to 8, $1.00; W,- io it.
$1.25; 111,4; to 2. 81.50. and for
he largo‘girla. 2% to II $2.00
Little boys sizes, 9 to 1%,
‘ 01.76. anthtt'om l to 2%. $2 00.

You ll tlnd our assortment tho
. most complete and the most up
iodine in tho town

DON’T MISS US!

CONNEDALLY
B R A CD K E N

' .u 'waoumoron sraaa'r.
scum NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sea-4

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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FIRE WOOD.”

 

Hard Wood.

Split Wood. 250 Extra.

A. CAflMi BETTS' WOOD YARD

No. 74 Newtown Avenue.
Phone No. 793-2.

Hard and not: tend) for family III-Io.

”.3175 pm ‘4 cord.
-I Soft Wood ..... $1. 50 per ,3, cord

Norwaik. Conn.

You and yours wont" look such
a chiliywtroaiblltonwred noood
.crowd it you use

ova ‘
- Eamon

COAL

Mont any kind will anhwer tor
mild weather. Real wintor do.
mantis real. lasting, atronuouu
until that.

Gives out it Cheery
Welcome Heat ‘

iT'S MAPPY COAL
FOR SN'APPY'WIATHER

The B. Hershiiold 81 Son Co.

Tot. 294. 4122 Water at.

 

u.

ARE THE

“ WALTONS "

l‘:\'t'l'_\'1iflll' wartanlIIItnoiiIl. at

lloya‘ ti-‘IIIIIIIIII'HI Illlalwt Show.
iiuodyour In it; rI-guluriI prior-Ii
’2' :10, tillt‘h - ltl all} ill . ..
.iliszIE‘ and iioia Extra ”I‘lll} SoiI
' Rillilit‘lH at

MAX LEVY

169 Washington St.
(BRIDGE)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

oi; ' étiifii’efi's School. Shoes

85c to $1.50

. $1.50

.50c to 75:

South Norwalk.

MEN'S and BOYS’

Suits and
Overcoats

GOTTLIEB .

it NORTH MAIN or. no. NORWALK
W

lod‘nratu. HOTEL
FINE ROOMS

By (in) or woolt. Sloatn hnatod. hot
and cold water Dalila. sail and elurlrlr
light. Fina alryéroolna. Pl‘lt‘ea m1»
oonahie

 

“IN
“MI... W...

The Betti Stocked Gate to Town

With all the loading liratldtl Winoa and
Whlsitioa. 'l‘Iy‘ our Lager or Ale it III
tho hoot. 81 cane. 24 hottloE. [loliwty
to your homo. Cal. Wino. 750 gal.

J l L DISEBA. Props.

‘Cor. Monroe A Clinton! 8“. Tel 16143

 

 

 

SOLID GOLD SIGNIT AND ITONI
GET RINGS. FROM .100 UP

W. R. Kirch & Co.

30 BOUTHI MAIN STREET.

 

 

 

 

 

[tutu Ittun Int

 

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’ THEEWS QOAL (3. “

liilS liili liliil liliillli

LOOSE LEAF BOOKS

INKS

CART ERS

 

‘ NINETEEN-I‘EN

‘ Ia here—and thanks

“To your kind patronage

So are wet

And it is good to think
That in this age oi wireless,
floraoless. boneless. seedless

 

 

 

Slalom: Coal l .

some day. we say. but not as yet.

Tho’ onto it surely matchlcss;
And if you today resolve

To use the FERRIS kind
Cold weather with-tor you-
‘ Have loot its sting.

S.

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awn...“ . .. .

talus.
ll) linviilr. lilo

CIGARS

ANY CIGAR ITOII.

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WAIHINWI‘BN at.

Things. some day there may be

* Toi'etns @AL @9-

 
 

if you lltiII II pout than it la il Iain
You run avoid Inlatakou

. ROGER LUDLOW
Twin City or Nugget

Hillti‘lh l'ililiI.

W. A. Briggerman's

MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Bloch.

VI; i‘iIIlII

STAFFORDS

132 Waahtngton at

that till litillliii

David I. lotto.
iioulh t‘lilll" iaIIt night to llnrid
Smith ill-tin. at tho homo III ilia dough
Mra A. “it Holt ,‘Ih liolitvio)‘
Nnt'walli ill tell» had hot-n
nurturing from llrinitt'a Ilhwuav tor
autuo tltIIr. lIIIt tilu immodiatv rauw
or Iioath wan ll'l‘lliltllu Plii‘liliiillilti lit-
roanod wax 7:1 ,I-uarn.‘ I. l 2 montho IIt
ago Ito had lii'l‘“ mulling hlII homo
with his dnuuhlor ninro titr dttlilli Iot
lIiII wlto III l'utl t‘lmutor lirI iI-aII-a.
lmaldt‘n his IiaIIItlIII'I. Mrs. ilmt Imo

li‘l‘.
.«il‘t‘t'i.

 

MONFY TO LOAN

owurxa on around and third
Italic-II
ly oonilduntial.

ill. till 7 p. In; Sulurdnl'a till 9 n. m.

COMPANY
04 Waahington at.
GM flight on Room I.

\\‘o loan money to nouuon I-IIpI-III at
81 wvritly paymrutn, alao lo nroporly
tnort
All hualnoaa trananotI-d atriotv
Ollloo lItItit'I Iron) 9 ll

iNDEPENDENT LOAN 6 SECURITY
Havliand I469.

34”". i‘rodortolt ”i‘llh, of Port l‘lil‘ti
lot A pt'IIl-ot hill ho litllll than him
into homo Stupidity morning III to fill.
and tho roinainn IIIll III- tuitrn in tho
Mothodlsl t‘lllll‘t‘li. i‘III-t (‘iII-stor. wilt-I'd
IwI‘IiI'IuI will in- hold lotol‘iw'nl will
no III lll‘c voluntary. \
Joann M. flogora.

Joann Mouton [lotions dind that m»

 

Bottles

ALL KINDS AND PRICES.
Aili’lilli Iill‘ F‘ulior. llroolto l‘o. i‘iIIII

“Him. I

DRUGGISTS

I NORTH MAIN STREET

0F REST

anv IUNDA‘V «I:

Ibo

II nonrh MAIN tram

 

new. . .n -3."

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. Ingrown your totinluiiun III (Idiot II Eartha: nhnount.

it the lamina hit at the how I'm? nu not allow till! tuition math
cilia alumni to turn you ulna from It.» git-III iiig tiili‘iiooo Ill rainy
:ititllhi tilifld III mo Do not but on

Open a aortas: woman now

South Norwallt Savings Bank

UNITIB IANK 'UiLOiNO

loti‘i'i'l womanhood.

'H0t Water

'li'

W. F. Wigtnore 81 Co.

ENJOY the DAY

rav oun araoIAL omula av
moon Luucuaoa ovum oar.

IPICIAL IKIAKF‘AIT‘ A l.’ CART!

Auditorium'iiestaurant

 
 

' TILCPHONE 1”

 
 
 
 

oping at than at hor lain t‘rolIlnnI-o,
l8 lilitn atrool, Norwalk. III-round won
in llt‘l‘ niullti-olahth your ilho Iran lhr
widow of tho lIIlII (‘ilhritm W. litigant.
IOImI‘i‘l)‘ II prolnlnonl railroad man.
writ known in Not-wait. Mrn. Roxora
watt II _llii.‘lillli‘l‘ ot (intro churoll and
wall Itluiwn and hilthlr roiliwrtotl in
tho mmmnnity. l-lho II-Itvao It daunti-
tIIr. Mn: "(ili‘ll ll‘auntinrur, who waiti-
vd with hot. to mourn hnr hula lfunor-
III will ho hum Saturday, at 2 p ill.
from hor into hunt“, nor. .i iiotlioli
Wornor oillotuting. iutI-rmoui in nir-
I-rIIidn voluntary.
Jacob ‘Iloliiar.

.ianoh lilodlar, on llimllio It: Iiw
Boldlora‘ iiotno. at Not-thin. ("I‘ll 'i‘III-II-
day night, iii! no II random (ll
lilnmtord and north: tho will Willi ll
lflfilfllil’ir‘fl‘ Hill fiovnhwnth t‘onnortl
out it» i. altrvirnd III II dauahtrl.
Mi‘il. Churloa (Itinnna. at Paul Nor
walk. and a «tutor. Mm. Jami-II Mord
roll, ,nt RtatnttM.

M
Funarai of John Momma.

'I‘hr tunoral ot Joint iiohrinp was
hold restart!» II motto from his tau»
homo in North airfield avenue. The
4 m an clergy“,- dialed. and in

III III Instill iilIgoYImII trunnion
't‘liu pail hum. writ Martin spoilt.
Adam dohnddl. William l" Kora.
‘Gh’rili‘ti‘an Kronor” LinnII alight; and
Hill”! Walloon ‘ ‘

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

’l‘ho annual will this (lid Wtii’i

 

automobile
lookwood Ii Coll adv,

mflwmm

Tho Bridge WhlIINJIIIlI will his ruler
tutnod tomorrow afternoon by the litto-
lien Hatch. at their boron in West or
onuo

Mill.

Frank J

Montgomery,

0i Wilton.

Th.» iiIIl'I'I l5)
din

A maidittx

llI t‘hmttot‘.

that I-vt-n

with tiil‘i I

riuthitlx

llllIlIn Irrwr.

iivrr
tIIIIn

llltia

I'M motor.

 

 

 
 

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7.

a, Wallis. Million! and Battery

c ('0 I00!!! III“IIIIIIIIII4I4MII”not"... u?
" OT“ ”noun-UptonIIIIIIIIIn-II-um “9
EN BOTH .TOIFHI ‘
Bill Main to. Utamtorti.

IIIIIII lull Int

Adamant Town ciorlt Ilium Annie ll:
Smith to IWMIIIIK the day
York city. .4

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Mliiii Lillian at. Joim was
in New )‘ii‘von yootorday and attend-
ed the horse show.
January rude dllcounta IIiIl not n or
dor at the Road htoro until Saturdut
sue allot-lai- in adv. , ‘

Soylnour, or (‘ourllnnd
IIIII ho tho hoataaa tor tho tit‘Xl. moot-
ing ot lilo (Tourtiao‘d Wtilat Chill. out
Monday afternoon.

“NC-I’m .

.-\ nll'tlttgvr hailing trout Hridaoixtrt
wail pianod undni’ «trout
noon by Captain of Pulli‘t' w. it. Pun
ntngion. t‘otnpiaint wan made that tho
strangul- “fan panhandling.

 

 

 

 

Thu members at tho board of dlreo-
torn and their wife: will have a dinner
‘tli the Country Club Friday evening.

W

it you nro‘ihlhhlnx about buying all
road it“ E. laicllwood 4k

 

 

 

'l‘tIII :liatluoo Whirlt Chill in holding
a taunting this atiomoon with
George L. Woodward. of [tuition place.
Norwalit.

m

\muna those Who ottondod tho IIIIto
tailor. in Now Ytiflt \IIIItIIrdIII worn
"th17“.iosrpit\'oik.lial
Iij W. Biotin-r, .loho lame. Frank Sthio.
(l. 31. Holman. W. F. DI‘Kiyn, Mr. and
.“i‘tl Thomas illuminant-tr,
Roliott

.\l to. .lnhl
Monmontot‘y.

 

WlLOOX~~GREOOHY.

W

”Photo anoint to ho (llllll‘ II
winter tor swung out into thI-
tri tor hon-o pIIrtII-II
in tho Atilrundal'itlt
wnltu MIIIIIIIIIIIII. Mainl- and t‘anado
”Hill"! and tuition iwlonalnu to Now
Yorkrrn litH‘t twenropotu-ti and Mind
I now portion.

For Iltii‘lllv Iinr walir or alrm'l wont

tho that thing In tho aIm-niua.
woman who daily fill; ornnam ant
othml who arr tohd at and not acid
lIultI IIII Intro mod. nullity vomit“

“dived gown mag
thing: for thorn II loll will hrinu out
than attor- tIIlIII donifinmlvo thorn
«flan only will lIII tritium
litany him with tho dilomatrgioiu 4
onion they seem to until tor.
1‘ l intuit lilo otauiltt II outdoor at Ill'lti
Mil owing tho who hoot: and than not-
anionic (mutiny in? tho otoutioh oil in: (minor for It thorium: In other

light that and Elmo-hm flit" hoot thin
ot the moat lactation nation: tor
a dill! i IIM'IIP. 't‘ltfl than am
mouthing to talk shout-tool ill worth
while uni limb to little Ilium at
iaiflqoithihcpiltat Imam. m
m

ilI‘iIII’tI lliil
Sixty tolut‘lI'I-II anti ttiondu wit
llrani-tl ”III ”1- tittlfl)’.
Iortnod by RM \‘l' I), Hall. at Wilton.
Millllt‘l min ptmidod ll\
lialtlo Smith Tho t‘tlltlllv IIIIi reoidr
I‘lIllll

 

£11.. ‘

Prolly Waddloq at tho luli'a (you.
In Wilton. Yoalorday.

‘l‘i1.~ «mustn‘t at man AIIIIII- \I'IIIIIrII.
daughter or hit-r Julia t‘lnrltII (inquiry
to i-‘rrdorit‘ho Wilmington
Wilmx. Mill oi l‘III‘ItII‘I' t‘ongrmuutltt.
Wilma. tit i"otltIIrIllI‘uI_

look plaro a
tool N

which Willi not

It Itttttilniulu.

tad i lll

Tho Sun any

on nlil’ tittl‘ tho tlannol ltlllt‘lit'i'htl‘hfi‘l
with IliIII llliliiit. or vino
tumult in luv prI-torrod to tho IIottioIIut
It one in oil tul- II loan wallt
«honld no litrht tint wul'ln.
Tho IIIIilII lilanhol root in tho norni
am-nwnl worn at that hunting nurtlrn
in llll‘ nmthmu ruion.
IIIIIlIII mam It tin an ltli‘iil filtiiit‘iil for
thin apart llH‘Mlli‘ oi itII Inn. aiIIrl.
A Ilium mat and nation IIlIlIt lflfli’l‘ tlw

hilt no on

i manor It all truth not upon lilo
(TI-rialnll. it would no It tho wo-
Visit Earn «he aiWayII IIIIIII a tuition

in

II III a lung limo Ilium.I oily and room
li‘i‘ hoopla, how. m girth. with and m
um hora who In much limo to allot-
Inamtuo «Italian and out at clout-a.
lg In pahllmitln‘; aport that ammo
om tho Iouitonth.

8o oantni in matrix up lilo now“
III to Minot trim

 
 
 

 

in Now
i

a visitor ‘

Mrs.

piano.

this Mitt?»

t’l‘llli

tho

Tht'

it

i

i

Annual

 

Corset Covers,-
Night Gowns,

FEDERAL iNGORPORATlON ACT.

“—
Congraaamcn Want a Full Dolortptlon
of the Proposed Moaauré.

\l’ASiithiTON. Jan. itianow that
the main .tontarqn ot the hill to he
ronommontlod hy the nroaidcnt pro.
riding for h trait-rut Incorporation not
have hmtho known thoro la a dlaooai~
tioo on the part of many members at
('ougruaa to innit-t not only upon a toll
donoriptlon ot‘ tho tnottalu‘o. but upon
amondmonta which will in their iudtr
Inrm ho nonroaary to motto it attentive
In dealing with grout (YONHWEIIOBB. it»
(loud, it in built-toil that nothing short

will Milt‘l it into law.

This Hood III a iortolinro (‘llllifl‘ by
which I corporation nvraiulonlly I‘Iolab
in: law olin haw lta t‘lilirlt‘r revolt.
on in dW‘iMI-d to lll‘ ahmiutol) Ill’it‘t‘h-
Italy it mrimrationa aro to ho ottoo
tiI‘oiy rotilruliod

Mimi I‘onixroilsluttti inwiorE fithI‘
(‘iilt' _I‘o1npuiuurr iuatond Ill voluntary
‘ i‘I-IlI-rni tul‘prpomtioo. 'I‘iIIII dooinrn
that it l‘ongtom has constitutional
pliant to arnnt voluntary" ('iiartora in
corporations doing an iiItIII'vuiato iIuEi-
norm. It haa port-or to ll‘qiill‘t' I‘orporn
tioaa doing such hardness to thin a
trdnrai inclrnorntlon that as it has
potwr to rootliro them to ctiliiiil) Milt
its low roguiatlna lutomtau- rum-
mrit'o.

Milling IIIo illlt'filltillb that will ltl‘till
, ahlr prm‘oito i‘Uilllll‘li‘i‘iililt‘ tlliil‘ill‘itiltlii
in that H‘lflllhfl to tho otl‘nol of {Moral
inmrporntion upon tho rilthl til status

until iIItrrpI'illur Thin it: It phuw oi
tho propoaod law. it i» lilllil. that lilih
rtIoI-Ii'od ronlparotlrniy little attention

liotnro rnlinit tor lllP tunaanro soul»
momhora "I l‘tlnlt‘vml will Man to intro
tho Iluhla Iit tho tuition Monti} defined
in moment to aurh "tailors III. relatin-
llIItIII tor Imttilation and factory inIIpI-o-
lion Tho)- II'ltt altar Mail to room-III
to tho Illaloa. imrond any duration.
their right to tax anon nroporty.
tho rorpolutton hart lulllllilllttl in (mi
oral rhamt‘lor. Sumo ot lhI-m will
wiah. it Pnlllilllll‘. to EIIpIIratr tho ntutv
iron‘. tho lfllltl'~llltill‘ IIIIIIlnoIIa. no that
"it“ Ilnto may atill hat-o powor to run-

l4

i4

mil in I‘I-niioot to luminous oondtlclod 8250:, 9:131. 10:03:. 10:05. N 00X.
III the corporation hoiolyéwliilin tho 11203. .
WW. arn nlnto. l‘. him-13:031. 1:04I 2200!. 8:57.

oral \I‘irhortshnm
idoaa oi l’rI-uidont 'l‘nit and hill rain
that ruaartiinx n IIIIIlnuI ot tmlorni in-
mrluIralion III iIIIIlinI-IIII llill‘l'lil‘lill‘fl.

..
t‘ongroax unit wank.
‘i‘hr pritlolpai._tnatltro at tho hill will

notation) undor II national

IIIIIle law.

u

and hunting noted.

nart . ltIII rorporutiomi Iwill not he ro

outhmlnalonor or oorporalloha;

ndmmnoa on um

wanna“ wnm ouui.

moon
waited a wool: ago.

tilt and Guam i". took.
his; January tith. within. and iii:

 

of troluoudouo administration intluonco "

to control and to tax tho proporty III

uttrr

in twonliono aortlona Attoruoytlon
iIaII nnthodion tho

'l‘hII hill in «unwind III ho laid lioloro

ho lilo oration 0t 11 form of holding
ohartt-r
which may control llillltiflitl ot anh-
ordinato t'OlliDIIlllII oruulaud under
I’ronor limitations will no
provided aaoinnt’lho omhhritalion of
any Inoh commotion: in tho huaintulu
III dlmullilli. IIIIII. rewiring domitn
Thorn will ho ho
ninety vrovlaion in tho hill. ii iii

united to illiii‘oill It national charter
It lhfl' be iii to do bllIlliCIil under
the :1an lava Inatoad. All chariot:
will no whim to tho approval at tho
tho
minimum ammtut ot nuptial stock will
‘tio limited to itooflooo not lost than
I310.400 or which ahatl no available to

% Tho Namioau Whit-l. Club hold II
motion that Mouth: with tilt. and
lint. (loom A. Whoipior. oi Hirilohi
Thin to tho club which no
MIL avonlhl
lilo mm om won by lira. lino i‘lIII
Tito out
mating will he hold on Manama»

“than: 0. mm to til-limo ammo.

nos. 3 and 5 hazn'r'rn BUILDING. NORWALK CONN.

“elltng Women s Muslin
Underwear, Undetpttced

The open ucret of the cotton goods trade. of the very great advance in all Mmlins. was anticipated by
all in placing orders for the new and upoto-datc stock of Lingerie now on sale, and the prices
on every garment are low enough to bear favorable comparison with any of the
"White Sales" now in vogue, while the quality and Wookmnnahip bears our
usual guarantee of the boat at a fair price. .

25c to $2. 50 Skirts,
59c to $3.98 Comhiaahohs,

INCLUDED IN THIS SALE ARE SOME INVENTORY FINDS OF SLIGHTLY MUSSED GAR-
MENTS TO BE SOLD AT REDUCE-D PRICES

 

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BETHANV GUILD orrtcene. ]

——-.

Mra. Samuel Wood Ghoaon President
and Mia: Lindeborg VIca-Proatdont.

The annual meeting or Bethany
(tulid. ot Trinity Church, was held last
evening In the Guild room. with a
largo attendance. The following oili~
curs woro’eloclod.

Proaidommhlro Samuel Wood.
Vice Frouidentmhiiu tleaoio 8 Lin
donors .

Socroiary and 'l‘I'onsIIrot‘4—Mrn. Will
liam Within.

The guild will continua Its mission-
ary‘ work oi sending $130 annually to
educate a girl in St. Margaret‘s school
in Tokio. Japan. 1

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RED MEN ENTERTAIN.

Whlat Party and Dance Laat Evening
One 0! the Events 0! In; Season.
Lani owning linfla Tribe. l. 0. it.

it. hold It very nilt‘cl‘ssliil WMM pall‘l)‘

and «Marv last owning at Red Men‘s

Hall. in \‘l'aEhingiou atroot 'l‘horo

Iran :1 large allondattoo and tho Ci‘l‘nl

was our of tho pit-anatitcal tho ll‘llll‘

has had in a long: time. This early

part of tho evening was tiriototi to
tho rarti playing, for wliioit thorn worn

II humour of ill’llk‘fi. Tho taiilos‘wot‘ol

thon cleared away and tho dancing

routiuuod until a late hour, I

 

 

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 8t
4 HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME—TrlLE.
In Enact Novombfl O. 1900.

W

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

 

A luv-1213M. 3:08 . 5:111. orua.
6:52. 7 20 7:45. ma . 3:51;. Dlex.
0:37, lfl‘Zlix. l02521. “:39.

P. hi 42:53: 2:003. 3:11. 13:on
5m. ... .IlilI " 40 0:503. 7: “:1..sz
940:, 10:29. 4

tuna-ya. .

II. M.-~l!:53x, moii. mix. 8:04.
l0:i.'tl. '

n. M «~12 as 2244:. 3:501.
5:601. 7:12. 7142:. 9:40;. 10:19.

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A H-131 00!. 4 49.4 ‘46. ii: 45.7:45.

5:35.

¢

azsax. 3:55. 4:32. 6:02. 5:251, 5:27,

II:IIIx. 6:03.8z031. auto. Inoux‘.
Sundoyl.

A. hi.—vlz:001. 6:00. 7:80. 9:15;.

i0:0!x.

P. iii—6:033. 5:04. hum. 7:00.

11:30:. 11:00:.

noun-t NORWALK TO NEW
HAVIN.

11. Air—41:: tux. 1:10;. mt,

7:37. 8: at. 10:83:. It: 1.311. 11:47.

P. III—41:09; i: this: 1111. 8 Zia.
4225. II: 110:le t: it. 710;. II: Ills.
it: ill 3: It and 7: iii to Bridgoport
only

“Mayo.
A. "MIT “in izlh. 7143.
it: it 10:28:. 11:18:.
P. M.—-tl. 103. 4: 48. tltoa. 8:24.
9:4"- " I I

OOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURV.
al.4441101, 3:20. 11:27. MI.

P. that”. 4: 40a. 4:14. 7:10.
Million "‘

“WEYFWVI JAN 13.4 .19“; I

98c to $4.50
$1.25 to $3.50

 

METHODIST IBOTHERHOOD OF-
FICERS.

:"

F. H. Bodiont Choaoh Prealdent and
W. F. erant First Woo-President.

The Methodist Brotherhood of tho
Norwaik Moihoditlt Church held ita"
annual meeting last evening and I-l-

noted the following officers:

President-ml“. ll. Bedlam.
First VII‘:e-Preaidem-—-W.
Bryant.

' Second Vice-Prosidont—-E. l4. Woolly
I-rwax.

Third Vlm—Proaidont»~(l. Otitl Fitch.
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Serrotarymc. M. Daniels.
Treasurer—«Edward Cilaamar.
Chaplain—John Hoysradt.

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