tell one that. he may call n he I
”will I. not: ghoul“ delicious
HOME Juana
GAMES-
" F. A. '
st WASHINGTON eraser.
TELEPHONE toe.
, Ii; 77-
when your tires are turned on full
blast, to. look to your Fire insurance.
Every day you read of tires caused by
over-heated furnace or stove. ‘
Fire Insurance is so reasonable you
can't afford to be without it.
'lclephone asst once. do it: wait. ‘or
drop as a card part we wli rhino you
immediately upon itsrecei
Taylor 8: Golden
‘ . or... tee-2 ,
74 Washington”... Booth Nerwsik. ct.
.. _...Wm
Pale people. Attention i~
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks;
You need the best iron Tonic toeglvo
you Rich. Rod Blood.
New 1 Is I the The .
..sanasaaaaeuanatao~fi"f“'“ ,‘srue f “’
i
WeNEVER saw so much enthusiasm in. this town,
sa‘this big sale has evoked. We broke all recofids on Sat-
outlay. the opening day. and all”: know why-e—because hun-
dreds of men who know our lg values Ila
eyes peeled for this sale.
jumped into the sale without delay.
jump in both stores until
“ kept their~
and w en we said t e word. they
and kept us on the
midnight. But stocksvmre big...
plenty of splengid bargains‘lelt. We’ve reassoiited stocks
and are ready or you again. ‘
Men’s Overcoats and Suits
, at Big
OVERCOATS
Formerly $10 to $30
Reductions
FANCY SUITS
Formerly $12 to $30
i The Great Red TaupSale. *
3 is the Greatest We Evertljeld
. opening stock market was not fully
‘r responsive to the rising tendency of
» Vices for Americans which was mani-
iJot in Iflndon before the opening
{littlvc issues declined. The most corp
' mantle and Wuhfl'sli" hill. 1 and the
. fractions.
i
a...“ ..me....mm..m .m..-.._....w ..
wlulu.
Want. eraser... 10:10 a. HIM-Th0
hora. Prices of most stocks were high
(it. but some of the most active “specu
spicuous gains were in the Gould
group. Western Maryland rising 1%.
Texas and Pacifier Denver and Rio
common and Miasolirl Pacific large
United States Rubber and
the First. Preferred also gained 1%
and Chesapeake at Ohio 1. Union Pa-
cific. Bolltbcrn liar-lilo, St. Paul, Louis
ville and Nashville and Erie declined
substantial fractions. 4
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in this Bill
ilil nu .
' (COMMON! from FII‘II. PAID)
in the station, while they went away.
On their return at night, they told
Mrs. Moskiilrthat they wouldtake her
to Greenfield Hill, to stay over night.
and that in the morning they would so
to New York and from there sail for
Europe. She accompanied bar has
band and companion to thiaplace and
when they had reached what is known
as Mill Hill, the: men set upon her. beat
her about the head and threw her into
a well, 28 feet deep on the farm of Wit»
iiam S. Farris and after throwing bar
muff, hat and furs in after her covered
her with snow and left her as they sup-
posed dead.
race rival,
situate! x. in...“ Vc .
a" I. i... a. tilt... {filing
iii iii Lilli,
mIii “
(Continued; from Illustrate.) .f
‘ in view of. linttuniohened..Intere'st of
a larger numberfi'f‘peopla'in the devel-
opment and programs: this city. the.
message of the newnlayor was read
with more than ordinary interest/with
the general impression that its hetable
feature is in what it leaves punsald
rather than what is" said, This im-
pression has been expressed. (by fair
and intelligeritfmenfiwho are in tin
way disposed to unjust criticism, but .
accept the mayor in the terms of the
city charter. as “the chief executive
magistrate" of the whole city without
the prejudlcoof party expediency in
the administration of, his cities, lie
, ’ A F. H. BAXTERI Dmgm $10.00 . . . . . - . . . . . . . 7.85 $12.00 . . . . . - . . u . . . s 7.85 wgf‘éycfilrgrfl‘ani‘. 8.! nlk—Expufliz 393!“ NIONE in WC". i5, In other words, reza‘rdl‘eég‘ pf our
' ' W“ r r . $12.00 and $13.50.. 9.85 $15.00 . . . $10.85 .0“ i S.“ S) i EV (Llr'U “inn ifacllic According to the girl's story. she re- political affiliations. the chief officer
’ ANDERSON 3 $15.00 and $16.00. .$ro.85 $18.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.85 an; 82“”;erzul,m;n:‘r bog); l'allv gained consciousness soon after being of this municipal corporation In which
, -' L aunCh Works $18.00 . .. .. . ' . . ' . _ 3,235 $20.00 _ _______ . ' ‘ _ 314.85 began torso buying ordors 'wzw e};- thrown into the well and by the aid of we have our citizenship. and as such.
3. , p . $25.00 . . . . $18.25 _ $25.00 ..........$;a.25 mm; m 1"“.th smmgmel and an iron who. used to carry water to is entitled to the‘supp‘ort and active
EVENING eEN'rmEt. TELEPHONE “332‘ mm“ m “p ”d m” ‘° $3°-°0 ----- .. ------ $23.85 $30-00 ----- --r- ' $23-85 when a... a... rallied a point. the "‘0 Fm“ farm, "“w'e" “9 °“‘° m" CMWWWW‘ "9” Citizen in (“8'
CALLS
92-2—Nsws Department
nos—Business Department
44-2—Brsnoh Office. Norwslk
890 -—Editor’s Residence
. 72M—CIty Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: incl-cos»
lug cloudiness with snow tonight,
warmer; Tuesday rain or snow and
warmer; light to moderate variable
winds, becomingaoutb and southeast.
A disturbance. central this morning
near Kansas City. Mo., is producing
cloudy and rainy weather in the west-
cl‘n and central districts. The front
edge of the rain nt'ca..oxiohdcd as far
cast as li’iitsburg. Pa. at. it u. m., A
ridge of high pl'eusul‘c along the At.
luntic coast is producing pleasant
wcuibcr with lower trunm-raturcs in
tho custom auctions. 'l‘bc. tempora-
turc is rising rapidly Ill the Mississippi
\r'ullcy and tho inlkc region. (fondl-
tious favor for this vicinity fair and
warmer weather, followed by increas-
ing tioudlhoss and probably rain on
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built In order
by competent workmen.
OystorShell Point.Norwelk
A.“ .l. pliand 8: Company
EIEBIRIBII ENGINEERS Mill
llllIiIRIiIllRS
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt‘s Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main street. South Nor-walk.
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
Telephons at office. 336-2.
Telephone st house. 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
And the biggest and best bargains in Boys‘ Overcome
and Suits we ever had in a Red Tag Sale. “t ‘
TWO STORES:
Judi a Word,
Mr. Horse Owner!
What kind of Food on: you {coding your horso or don‘t you card?
in offering to you litmuio liomc ilrountl l-‘oclle. wc buvo lulu-n into cum-
i‘ul consideration the impthancc of your furnishing a pom clean and
wllulcsoluc raiiou for your horses. and which we know uill moot. flip
chulrouu-ntu of thusc who npprcclalc quality. Cheaper than outs and
butter than any wcalorn food you cvor saw or board of.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
Proprietor
bonnie Home Food
MAN UEL TORO HATCH.
Masonic Building. I
i
whole list started up strongly. Wat
bash pm. international Harvester.
United States Pipe and Plttsburg Coal
pm. sold 2 volatilabove Saturday's
cloning. Rock island. 1%. Consolidated
Gas 1% nml General Electric. North
American. Pillsbury Goal. internation-
al Pump and American Staci Foun-
drion 1. Trading became dull at the
rally. Amerlcnn‘ Woolen declined
its.
WALL STREET, Noon—The slow
upward movement of prices was resum.
ed and established. Union Pacific.
New York Ccnt‘r'sl. wuiavllle and
Nashville, Colorado and Southern. Chi»
calm and Alton, Toledo, St. Louis and
Western. Cleveland. C. C. and St.
lauds, United States Steel and (treat
Northern Orr ] above Saturday; l’rcaa
ed Stool Car 1 ; St. ionic and San
Francisco 2nd pfd.. National trad. i’a
cillc Mall and include Gas its}. North
American lira Missouri Pacific and
lilah (topper lib. Brooklyn l'nlou Gas
12-1.. and Consolidated Gas 3. Prices
yiclded a fraction bcforc noon. Bonds
ice that covered a portion of the water
in the well. She threw her muff and
furs and her shoes up onto the ground
at the top of the. well with the hope
that they would be seen by some pass-
erby- She also called all through the
ulght.»but it was not until 10 o'clock
this morning that Ferris, whose house
was supplied by water from the well
wont down to see how the water was
and there found the girl.
He brought her to his home where
she was cared for until medical atten-
nncc arrived when it was found that
hcr feet. were so badly frozen from
having stood all night on the ice. that
it would probably be necessary to am-
pulate them. She was taken to a
Bridgeport hospital.
'l‘bc men after throwing the girl into
the well took her pocketbook, which
contained her marriage certificate and
some 813 in money and returned to
Bridgeport. where they checked a
trunk whlch she had brought with her
to Springfield. The trunk Mrs. hips-
kill said, contained between 3350 and
charging the duties preacribed by the
city charter.
It is because of this general eonscp
tion of the mayor's office that men
have read his message «with the sin-
cere hope that it would, indicate that
the mayor himself had comprehended
this conception also. and in his "gene
erai survey.” with his distinguished
councilman of their “common field of
labor." include those more vital forces
which are thefvery norm of the city’s
life. The basis of this hope is in the
nature of the mayor's office, which is
defined by the charter in these words:
“lie is city's “chief executive magla.
irate." He is not mayor in name only,
but in authority and power. the active
head of the city government, responsl‘
bio for the enforcement of law and or-‘
der. and for such means and measures
that will improve the general well-
bolng of the city. '
Chosen to an office of such far-reach-
ing influence, the mayor's message
was expected to reveal hlsattitutie
toward every moral. social and Indus-
“ lionnlc Dairy pm,“ i -3 Wm... firm. “M'- WIIICh “"0 Md 38““ from her trial force in this community. Yethe
1"“‘H‘my' llonnlo I‘otillry Food , WM 1 uTl’ii-‘P’l‘ l p m ”mm.“ earnings as a domestic and drafts for says not a word about using his oilin-
llonnlo Stock Fund " ‘ .. . ’ ‘ ‘ " ' ‘ ' 2 ‘. _ olu‘tut as much more. The men are . “
WEATHER A YEAR AGO. INCORPOMTED ‘m ilounlcScrulchlnxh‘ced ' I “.15" “it? “I“ ‘i““"‘-" “33‘" “““i ‘~’ ”WI“ d h - g . tldd "'1 "(mm for the Immemnt of
.. p _ , ., . ,, . ll ii I . i‘ , y i ’t l' q Wm. mm.” {mm 861i. .0 “Home? 10 me gone to Dr us i moral and social conditions in this
lcmpttaiurc. Lou. --i. blgb. .l.l. Deposits OVCI' $3.775'000 onnlo .tlctJttk l-md . ._ . with the trunk.
Cloudy.
William Mason. of Butler street, is
ill.
George M. Holmes, Prest.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Frost.
Fred‘k A. Elle. Becy a Tress.
.—
Photographs. at
I Jackson’s? Studio
little. at. Paul was the weakest of
the railroad list. giving way more than
fun points to iwiow HR. Wcstcvn
Railroad stocks Were all IIHtIi‘I' decided
Beth Men Arrested.
snamommaxnlass, Jan. 17.-——'I‘he
arrange case in which a bride was
thrown Into a well at Fall-livid, Conn.
city. though it is his prescribed duty
to do so. He is the actual head of the
police department. and la directly re-
sponsible to the people for the enforce-
i
. .
pi'oaallrv. Nortbcrn Puclllc, :rcnl ‘ meat. of the laws and ordinances that
’I‘bcrc :n-r still many bargains lcft A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLOR, N‘.”.u,..ru phi, Alchlson I‘uinn p... "'i hiiilii‘dfll’ MEI". Md “5 39ml” hill“? are "connected with the police, securv Vi
at tho l’ricc Carnival Sale.
rend tbc adv.
licttcr
Mrs. W. H. Swords is the uucsi of
Mr daughter, Mrs. W. 'l'. liuvilaud. lu
lil'ldgcpori, for a few days.
Miss Mary Ovmsby, who has bccu
writing for IIli‘ Now York Timon, rc-
ccuily bud an ill‘IIl'It‘ from Ill‘i‘ pen on
llomcsilc Sclcncc Ill (loud limlsokccp-
lug, Misti ()I‘llliilly mokcs bcr summcr
homo ln Norwulk wIli‘l’t‘ ullc is well
and favorably known.
Supcrlnlcutlcu-t \‘i‘llllnul ll Smith,
.lr., cnlcrcd )I‘NII‘I'IIEI." upon his now
tluiica us Iit‘lllI of tho Norwalk ('ou-
izl'cgatluual Sunday arbout ’l‘lb-rc was
a largo ulicndaucc fllliI lilill‘Il iuivreal
mulllfcstctl. ulllcll augurs \vcll for ”I“
work of tho ucw your.
Ncwatlculcr John T. lluvos‘ many
i'rictuls \vcrc plcuautl lo si-c him on lhc
shoots of Norwalk ycslcrdu). Mr.
Hayes. ufil-r a aovcrnl monibs' slogc
of rhcuumilsm. ls gradually regaining
bis .ulrvugill, and Is ablc in up at tho
storc a little while (‘lli‘Il tIil)’.
m...
—-'l‘bc Diamond Wamlcrcl'a of Mr-
ucy Pity, will bc ilI IIll‘ Armory on
Monday night to cxbiliit their lunch-
lliacusacd apccdy footwork, in a gnmu
with tho Nurwnlka. Lust acttiiuli'tl
acorc, - it to lift. Illuh Hclltmi vs. ()vt‘l‘A
look of ii: Ii). ilnucluu.
'I‘bo puatoru of ncul‘ly all the local
churches are mnklupr url'augcuwnts in
bold acrvicca during lbc Lemur aca.
sun. which will soon Iit‘ upon us. This
it; our of tho Ht‘illilllli-i of the your WIll‘ll
rcligloua interval. is grcaily awakoncd.
and pcoplc who HilIilillll irctploui
cbuvcb scl'vlcus lil‘i' uftcu rcgular at
implants durinu this scusou. 'l‘bu ub-
icci of the ministers In to llccpcu this
spiritual inter-cat that is always quui~
l’outcd at this time.
W
Frank K'. llrluga, the bustling from
.. ..,......c. ... . « ......
Mimi Idliuu Wood is out al'ior u hov-
cvul days” illncsu.
M
\Vluicr coverings at A.
iii Son‘s.
liickcrluau
Notc prices in tho adv.
IIi‘iltI about llw Rog 'l‘ng halo of
ltogcrs it rill-volts. 'l'bc adv. \vill ult‘c
you prlccs.
l.ulbcr M. Wright luviivs at critical
«rumination of all his l'i'llliil‘ work.
limit] what bc says about it in his illIl
__......._....
Ml'H. Ii. If. lialmrn and Mrs, William
ll, l.ci‘mutl. with a pull; of riicnds
from tho city. illiclulmi llic auto :bow
last work.
For ul‘ocorlcs. tuna. comics, WIIII‘K.
liquors. old. it will pay you in try
licckmauu‘s. Look up lbclr adv
puma -l.
(III
IIl'. llllil Ml‘fl, A. II. Wildswtirlh mui
family, of South Nnrwulk. are alupplniz
at tho illiuliouic. Aiiuullc l‘ii). Nob
.lcravy. '
It you want in bo \ruliu our! com
l‘orlnblc IIiIIi blizzard \i'i'iiilil‘l‘ gcl Ulii‘
ill lilo flit' coniu il(I\'i‘l‘IIh"lI by ill“ 1'
M lload (‘olupauv
l’urn cxtvuct of \VIIi'Il liazcl is
what tbc Stillaml-l’nwpll Corporation
in udvcrilalng today. You will find
price in- tho adv. '
A Portion
of your Incubus almulll
In» iilli't‘iI.
Sonic sure u «pinrlor
and some at third of all
incomes.
You must doiormiuc
the proportion. but tit
anvo homo part is ca
soutinl.
OPPOOITE HOTEL.
PICTURE FRAMIN
JACKSON‘S STUDIO.
TELEPHONE I08.
is... 15......"
National
Honeywell Regulators
M~ Wm- . .
SEA ESCALLO
PS:
1:
FREE DELIVERY.
1
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......
Radiators
ARE A COMBINATION THAT CANNOT BE BEAT
The Argand
Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
A POSTAL WILL BRING PRINTED MATTER
SOUTH NORW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 46-3.
YARD TEL. 40-2.
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Frostfish, 3 a... 25c i Flatfish. 3 lbs. 25c
Haddock, 10c lb.: Weakfish. 12c: Bluefish. Cod. Halibut. Extra No. i and
No. 2 Smell. Salmon. Spnnllh Mackerel. Opened Long Clams, Long island
Eacnliops. Greenport Oysters.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
The “nonsense:
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
' Aiunlgulualcd prpcr losing from i to
clllc, Southern Pacific. lllluols Control.
Northwestern, llcadlng, American
nun-lilac. Kansas i‘ll)‘ Southern and
1h.
RECEPTION. T0 OFFICE FORCE.
E. L. Jenner flourish" st Hi. Heme
in Bomb Main Street.
A vcry cnil inblc supper was uivon
lost work by E. 1.. .lcuuor to the our
ploy-ecu of his dnmrlmcni in (IN Scat
sblpl (lysicr System. at his honw. 126
South Main atrcot. Vocal selections
wurt- rcudcrcd by the Misses Elsie
Quinlartl, firm-c liowald. lrouo lawk
Wood and Nora ilaugb, uccompanlcd
on tho piano by Raymond latmurl “IIII
iimvurd Holds on the violin, Rocha
lions worn aivon by tho Misses Anna
and Nora I'Illllilll and liclcn and Mar-
ilarct .lcnn r.
Those present worc ”11‘ Mission Elslc
quinturd. lrcut- inckwmal, ilracc. How-
III'iI. ’l‘bcrcsa liliclticy, Matiniino i‘ronk.
Edna Fairly. (‘ccil Finch. lluacl liul‘r
Anna and Nora liauub. ICIlcn llow-
land. Aunts limncy. llclcu and Mill‘tilb
rel .louuvr. lbc Muslin-l. Howard l-‘lcldo.
Raymond lau'rauri and Mr. and Mrs.
.lruuor.
._...-...................
EOBERT CLUB OFFICERS.
”.m—
Annusl Meeting Chosen Kenneth M.
Coieburo as President.
Al tho annual “100”“! M the no
burl club. bold yesterday in tho Nun
walk t‘ouurcgutinhalit‘llurch. those of-
llcot‘o wore olcciotl:
l’rcsldoul-~~Kcnuotb M. Colcburn.
\‘icc.l'rcsldonlwllalpb 8. Baldwin.
Html‘t-iilri~~~Atillrow V. l’crvv.
’l‘rouaul‘ormEdwin 1.. Austin.
The retiring president proscntoti
the club with a handsome banner. in
blue and white and those were voted
as the club colors. 'i‘hoy happen to be
the colors of Columbia University.
l0dll)'_ when Joseph March. the hua~
band. and llartonl inski, the husband's
companion, were arrested in the bag-
xarzc room of the railroad station.
where they attempted to claim the
brido's trunk. which they had shipped
here from i‘airiicld following the as-
saull. *
The turn are charged with being fu-
aitlvcs from justice from Connecticut.
l‘icpuly shcrlffs D. A. Burr and i. E.
Richards, of Fulrllcld. arrived here to
day and made arrangements for the ox-
tradltion of the prisioncrn.
When tho moo were searched there
was found on instill a marriage ccrti-
ficafc showing that .‘iiarok was married
on 'i‘buraday last to Annie hicsklli. the
woman he is alleged to have attempt
cd to murder. The ceremony was por-
foruu-d utvllartiord, Conn. by Justice
of the Pcacc Donuts J. Murphy.
LUlGi ZUPPETTA SOCIETY.
P. Csstellsno installed as President at
Meeting Held Yesterday.
The following officers were installed
at the regular luoellng of tho Luigi
Zuppctta Society, yesterday after.
noon:
i'twidculml’. Casthlano.
\'icwl'rosldoni-«J. Piccirlllo,
'l‘rcasurcw .l. l-‘uosllli.
“wording ticcrotarymil. Salvatore.
Financial Socl‘otarwa. Funsllll.
Traction—4?. Pctlinlcchlo, .l. Eula.
N Ccrulll. P. Muioranl. .l. lauuano.
.ludguswq. rial-dual. (l. Tamaccani
and (l. lauubnrdi.
I’l‘f‘IllIf‘n-I‘. Laurclll.
(lunrd~-(l. Marina.
The officers were lnatnlicd by Spec
inl Deputy l“. lmnomrolll and it”. (3a-
pucl. Much credit. was given the team
conferring the degrees on several can-
didates.
TRAGEDY VICTIM.
cunt-—
lty. health. cleanliness of the city."
ills rnossage contains no word 01.“)-
prcclatlou of our educational instlt ‘
tions, with their mighty power to de-
velop in all classes the American idea
of life and citizenship. though these
institutions represent an expenditure.
every year, of more than 835.000.
No expression of pride in local. in.
dustrlal forces which are tributary to
the community's maintenance and hen
places. it
No appeal to our citizens for thd‘r
united cooperation with the Merl
chants and Manufacturers Associawp
lion. Surely it was expected that
a place in the mayor‘s thought.
We would not give the impression.
however. that the mayor said nothing
worth while. for. though it may be a
debatable question whether the Con-
necticut Company‘s cars, runnlut
through our thoroughfares, are a uni"
sauce or a convenience to the public.
the mayor's rcfercnce to our head of
a municipal building will not be quota
tioncd. We need a permanent and
wall equipped home for our the lid-
partmcnt, whether it remains s. volun-
‘ tool‘ or becomes a paid department:
We need a decent and sanitary place
for oven times who fall'into the hands
of the police, and those needs can be
supplied by the emotional a city hall.
which will be up abiding expression
of our civil integrity and progress.
in so far as the mayor is vigilant In
the duties of his office and is a positive
executive force in loyalty‘ to his offlo-
ial truatoeshlp. ho is assured of every
man's support.
M ‘7‘ ‘
BRONIE SHIELDO AWARDED.
n...“
Company K Otis Prize for Marksman»;
ship During Your 1000. _
General orders hav‘o boon Timid
from the allies of the sdiutsnt ushers!
announcing that the broom shlslds
. .
these constructive forces would have ".‘W
qu-
Window (llass of every description.
One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Sash Weights and (lord.
filatnrs' Paper.
l'aator lt‘gbort'n alum mater.
cling aaicaliiau ol' Novwnlk. roluvnc'l We pay 4'1. on aav- made for the Com“ Artillof'y Corpse“
Funeral services Over Remains of.
“M
b'liIIIl'iIll' froth a scvorai «layu' trip in “WI “WI “WI!" “mu” Moulded Wooden (luttora. two sites. P lAL OIH- for the First and Second Resimenta of ‘
\VI‘HIDNE Massachusetts. l’ari of tho “pm"“w‘ "UMOIH" Mimi“ FAWN “00mm Sheathing and Bulldors’ PM)”. LA". WEI.“ \flzl: EC Miss 'Orymsr M Merldsn. infantry. 0‘ N" G" to b“ hold by m
than he was in Plitaflold. lie rupm‘lu South Norwalk w‘n‘m’d' Hair “”13“”. “a Deafenlnt P‘M“ ' Mhmll)iifh, 3““ ""er body 0' company making the highest More or :
ivory evening except Monday and
Saturday. in the audliorloum of the
First M. E. (Zluirch, Rllvfllal services
will be held lieginnlng'ut 7:45 o'clock.
These services .hsvo been held the
past two weeks and wonderful results
have followed. Rev. F‘. D. Walter pon-
ducts these services and they are full
of the spirit of the Master. You are
Invited to come and hear the mspel
massage in song and sermon. The in—
terest is steadily deepening. and the
congregations increasing. oinsplrini;
hymn singing is led by a large chums
choir. Duringths week the pastor
will speak upon the following sub-
hllas Sarah Brymer. the victim of the.
Mllbrook. N. Y.. tragory. was laid at
real in Walnut (trove cemetery here
yesterday afternoon at the reaper
house. simple funeral hervioes had
been hold at it o'cltmk from the home
of. Robert Ferguson‘s relative. Rev.
Thomas E. Nugcnt. assistant pas or of
the First Congregational v'churcb. oili-
ciatins. Score. of friends. whose ac
quaintsnoo she had made during her
two years‘ residence have. visited the
sorrowful burns to view the reinslns of cortical. National my“. nnm..
the girl. whose untimely fate had camber. . ,
shocked the country. Beautiful and ' . ..
gusset floral tributes from Mr. and Alfred Wither, or must Harvest
merit attained‘fn small arms, firth:
during the rifle practice oi the year.
1909, have been awarded as reflected .
Fifth \Company, ‘Oosdt Artillery corps;
of Norwich. figure of merit u”:-
Company K. First Regiment. dim
ford. figure. of merit 88.“: BMW
E. Second infantry. of "New "
129.01. ‘ H ' . “E
(Special orders ‘ havb' been issue"
from the office of the sdiutant has
sounding the discharges from the (I
that luminous is booming illovc. with
nlmut two and a half foul of snow on
the ground. 'l‘itc city has ball a pilo-
lituucual growth, says Mr. lirluga, hali-
lug doubled its population the past »
plop yours. The (Journal Electric plant. . ‘
Punching Bags. Box-
which has rcccntiy taken over the
I
mg Gloves,
hilaulcy plant in that city. has now In
Roller Skates; ice Skates. Hock
r. course of construction a million dol~ I g
‘ lnra’ worth of buildings. ' modern attainment.
ey Sticks and or
Goodsoi All lads
livelier than i lllllilillllii lilill’llil. 17
WITCH HAZEL At COLEMAN’S ".‘.... '
26¢ PINT. Ibo y. PINT.
ulnar
Trust Co.
Hiding: Stamford Radge in the
Kitchen. Mrs. Housekeeper
it makes baking and lloilinu easy. Don't he calls-
fietl with an m-dinnry range When an easy to run
"Standard" can be obmiued. We furnish stove to
pairs as well. but us lighten the kitchen labor with
3 .. -
WALL STREET.
aoawauf. court. ,
stamp books are tilled quickly at tile
NEW. OTOBI and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stocking. of Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Corns lento: Tuesday. An Uttermost Balva- rs. Barnes common and many oih~ mm}, with the gut] indis' up“
. (3011", “on m. “a 3.0“”. Hamill Gentlelown. were guests yesterday of puny. Sec reduced prices on teas, cof- than; Wednesday. A Picture of. the are who had known mm ”mm. were "my? has entered an, simpler.
. 8mm POWOII . n t “I MA M for?» O. . “In!“ . Hiram! Mrs. W. li‘udiirysnt at their toes. primaries. star. in the adv. to- .ii‘pthsr’s love; Thursday. A. Visionf‘fgf symbol of Re love and ‘liaison: in itinion gaoiiic'fl‘atrfponihalig’gflm
.. fl WAtHiNOTON G‘f‘. mull and a. deeds WWW“ West [doth street, 'Norwslk. pay. “ : . ‘ . which new ‘ new, '15“ , u. my”, “I”?! .. ,.. 3
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