B ri dge ”Pharmacy
‘ . ai 93131:: Mid ancient iervice at
Personal attention given to all
prescription ’worli.
Chairs for our trolley patrons. ‘
Come in and Wait for your car.
limousirmuacv
J. PARKER. Manager.
Charles ii). ‘Malltin. of Brooklyn.
‘ spent Sunday at the home of hie par-
ents in Van Zandt street. ~ l
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The third week’s series of special
revival services at the East Avenue
Methodist Church will begin this men-
lug.
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There was some nape explossed this
morning that the rain would do' a goodl
job and dissolve the snow drifts that
cover some sidewalks and over which
the public has kicked to no avail.
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'l‘horo is a bad spot at tlic east side
of the East Norwalk approach to the
drawhridge. close to the sidewalk. Dr.
Franklin G. Brown stepped into the.
hole, narrowly escaping injury, as did
also Captain lioraco A. Saunders.
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The man who had the thoughtfulness
to spread ashes. sand or any other ina-
ioi'ini that. would alleviate the icy can
tlllitm this morning, received it bless-
ing. Last night the storm threatened
to be as severe as the icy event of last
week.
'Whiio driving through East Wash
iiigton street yesterday in u sleigh.
Letter Carrier E. L. Hartford and .l. B.
Cunningham were upset and landed in
.. a snow drift that one of the runners
failed to negotiate. Neither man was
injured.
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Several well known East Norwalk
men are members of the big Bible
class of the Rev. F. D. Walter, at the
South Norwailt Methodist Church.
and enjoyed the festive occasion when
the ‘reds" and “blues" celebrated the
victory of the former.
The local Epworth imaguc in plan.
aim: to hold a social in the near future.
A special meeting was held last night
at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
illt‘ ilcv. W. W. Gillies presiding, when
plans were discussed. The daft- has
not yet been definitely decided upon
'l‘ht special scrlicos at ihc llietho
dist Church will be continued tonight,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve-
nings. The meetings are interesting
and helpful. are direct in their appeal
for decision for the Christian life and
all are welcome to attend and par-
ticipate.
Steward George M. Tietlan, of tile
Not-walk Country Club, hail the skating
rink carefully cleaned of the late snow
storm and for a day or twu them was
skating there but the rain has again
spoiled the sport. The rink, however.
is in uuoll condition that one cold night
will do the trick of putting it in usable
condition.
A than who keeps tabs on the weath-
or reports that there who a difference
of 33 degrees in the temperature be-
tween this morning and yesterday
morning and by the same thormoin.
eter. Yesterday morning the thermom~
etor referred to. save a reading of 2
decreed above the taro mark and this
morning all above.
The regular meeting of the Dory
Social Club will he held tonight. Af-
ter the meeting them will be an on
tertainntent pod supper. The popular
in quartetpromilel to be there with
Uiflllfisll‘lflflg. lien Diubrow will start
the meeting with a few songs. includ-
ing "1 Dream in the lilo-mini; of You".
and "in My Dream of the U. 8. A."
'l‘lio Youu; Men' s Association ap-
pears to be in moi} of an infusion .03
Mimic new form of interest. , 'l‘hcuil
tondaneo in not very good gill (9.9!. W
is decidedly poor. At last night'ti‘ meet-
ing only four you'pg man out in on air
poaranoe namely Minor Gambit}.
est Kumiulti. Augusto; mrn3npd r 3
old Hall. The “mutation has a colloid
grable amount of nymph-tum appara-
us.
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Nathan Edeaon, the Whohlllglon
street bridge tailor. who m linseed
out Mideast-at hundred doilmwoom
monthsinnohug‘lxo ranhntlghadinm
Tm “1 ohm n ‘ t.
aMloivaionlntnimi would. am
is humiiburd innit in punitihinuiobe
. outputti'tlho mail wholnueond him out
of the money to chime in 1mg jump
ed h bon‘ Ind the notion have not
m3Whlthey will preside at the organ and
', 0;. frown into it.
been able to locate the clothing thief.
captain Arthur W Day'l) his door
' will!“ it‘ll mail to on the we. sat North-
‘ port. Lon; WW. where I e in under.
solders relish-ii that were made neces-
3 sary by a collision in Stamford harbor
a number of weeks ago. A coal barge
which won being maneuvered by a tu;
rammed the Saxon. stove .ln some
planking forward and did other dam-
ages Mr. Day has returned from Long
if???“ and reports some high snow
r a
There has been no small amount of
speculation as to the identity of the
moat Norivulk weather prophet. who
for a number of months has been hand-
ing out predictions concerning the
weather and all in all has done verv
well. it would never do to disclose
who he is, for that miuht spoil the
combination. AnyWay, be staked his
reputation yesterday morning on the
declaration that it would rain or snow
within 24 hours. The ansWer is obvi-
one.
One man says the town hat! waited
too long before filling in the East Nor
walk approach to the drawbridxe. Ho
figures that bad the snow been plied
in before the last previoun snow atom
the high tides would have swept over
it. furnishing salt and then the whole
mess Would have frozen solidly Next
summer he adds, the bridge would
have been in the same position as a
can of ice cream surrounded by salt
and ice had he figured that the ice
ice would have held up the bridge all
'Eiimmor and saved a repair bill.
_ Captain Charles [ll Tobey had it nor-
rrow escape froth serious injury this
morning and did not escape inconven-
ience completely. As everyone knows
who was out this morning their was
some dangeroun slippers. spots tot
pedestiiann. Captain 'i‘oboy would
have been all right but for bin little
. dog. While the captain wan urgotia
ling a particularly slippery spot in
Want Washington street near the
bridge approach the dog tap into him
This place place happened to be a lake
of no entail proportions and at the col-
lislon Captain loin y it {out went
from llndcr him. He ilidut rink mil
0! sight but he tame so «low in ii
that he had to go home and change lllH
clothos.
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Rlllilllllll
Elliltt Woodward. of (‘olumiula ('ul
logo. New York. has been the Rlll'illl
Of his uncle and hunt. llli. llllll Mrs.
ioliert 0. Raymond, of iiic \yi-st Shiv.
for a few days.
The lailios' Auxiliary of Rtlwtlltuil
iione Company held a inooilnu lull
night and voted to hate u Waniilnit-l
tons Blilhdnl supper on Tuesday ere
hing. li‘rluuniy 22, in the hose house.
Alto! the meeting there was .. noriul
time and refreshments were served.
The Reliance Social Club hold their
annual election of oiiicom in their par.
lora. yesterday. 'l'lit.‘ snuw ullicers
who served on elllclontiy during the:
pool your were re-olet'ti-il. ilt'ptirts
were read allowing the club to he in
excellent condition Ill‘lllflt‘lnll)’. it With
also voted to hold a social witlat Fri
day afternoon. from 2 until .3 o'clock.
Dilllli ill! llllllillilll
There are uncalled for letters at tho
Darlon pout-onlce addressed to Charles
1.. Marshall. Mr. Hurley and Mr. De
barwig.
Eagle llook and Ladder and Engine
Company. of Darn-u, is militia-u noun-
iuiportnnl improvements and repairs
in its live llouno in Main street. The
real i)! bclnix entirely ro-niilnixlcil and
corn-loos. which the building did not
have previously. are being added.
Several plumbing party lipuoln are
reported. but so for as has boromot
known. there have been no noriouo
mishaps. Slolxhlug was an especially
popular diversion Sunday. For two
or three days the sleighiinr hart been
uxwiieut about Darieu and from here
to places like Norwalit and Stamford.
There are some bare apnoea ou the
aide bireeti! and the back country bills.
but the main thoroughfare hilti boot! in
a practically ideal condition for two
or three days.
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Arrauaoniunta are lining made for
the aluginti of John Ellulner'u grout
ammunition. The Crucifixion, at the
Dnriun Congregational Clllll‘t'li on Good
Friday night. Everybody who is do
circuit of singling in it is invited to
The first rehearsal will be hold title
evening iii the lint-ion Methodist
Clluihiil. Rehearsals wil hr hold ouotl
a week and will be directed by Wil
and C. Perry. M the time of the pub-
lic production of the captain Stanley
will also conduct. its Ml.
Perry will
ring the baritone solar ’
. A good crop of too has been harmi-
ad from Klinefoltor‘a pond. at the
mouth of the Norotou River. and. with
the continuing of winter weather
thorn a fair pmpoct of another crop,
being but. ran in thodrst loo out
front. thin pond for a number of years.
an owing to the accumulation of hand
ml illiiliilli! la the pond. (diatoms not.
_- counted the pond to n uullorm depth-(t;
.STORM OAUOID BROOKFIELD
{much depth to the water. with the
suit that it did not pay to out loo. ”3
3: tours on to moon lorainn motion
ll‘h'lo tullnd force oi'3
Contractor 51.8 8. Wardnioll’a hm mi
which nave an excellent body of widen;
and. with the cold weather. splendid
ice. . .
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The annual meeting of the buried
Free Library Aonoointion. last week.
showed the Annotation to he in good
condition. 'Ilhe reports of the officer!
were satisfactory in every way.‘ At.
this mention. which was hold at the
home of the Rev. Dr. H. 8. Brown, the
following oiilcera were elected:
Presidentw-itobert M. Smith.
First Vice-Presidentmhlfred More.
house.
Hot-0nd Vioe—Plesldenthr. o.
Noxon
Sec-.mtary-Min (i. H Noxon
Treasureer 8. Hindloy.
Directors-dime olllcet‘a and Min»
McClellan. Minn Helen Morehouae. E.
ii. Stone, Rev. Dr. Brown and S. C.
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Mrs. Leroy Meeker hon been visiting
in Weston.
3.
H.
William Mitchell has been ill at his
home. in the Forms.
E. '1‘. Bedford is to build an addition
on the Blue Ribbon garage.
J, Frank Elwood of Bridgeport was
visiting friends here rooe‘tly.
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.l. ll. Wood of Southport has re-
turned from a trip to New Yor kelty.
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t‘harioa E. (layer has been assisting
llerburl Sherwood to harvest his it‘l‘.
Mrs N. Elwood has returned
from a visit with friends: out oi town.
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A meeting of the Woman‘s Town
improvement dissociation wan hold to-
day.
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Ant”.
3 All tint live stock belonging on lllt‘
l farm of the intcutfhnilen Mills has been
I_ hold
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There were not enough members at
the last meeting of the grouse to hold
a iiieotinx.
hire. W i. Sherwood was among the
lluiliea present at the whim given by
Hits. E. Waiteitiun.
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tilinrica liodiord has had a bow-nun
inllry and laundry added to hit! suinmer
residence in the Forum.
. Wmm
lrwln Jennings who owns a aunt
nun home in tho I'lllllltl in planning to
i‘ii‘ll a garage in Bridgeport.
Al the animal meeting of lilo t‘uu-
nortiiut Sociotr of Altruism in hit
i‘nrlnud of this place With clt‘tlt'tl pit it
ideal
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Only one more liquor ilcrnau can be
granted in the town of Weatpoii. unit
at present their nrr two aspirants for
that license.
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A nuinbenfrom this town will attend
the lecture given by Mra. i-‘. l.. .‘tlltt'll
oil at the Stratiioid. Bridgeport, on
Thursday afternoon.
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MORE DANVVILLE PROOF.
Jacob Srhrall. 432 South St. lino-
vllle. ill._ writes: "Fill over eighteen
months I war it sufferer from kidney
and bladder trouble. liming the whole
time was treated by «metal doctorn
and tried several iliffoiuat kidney plila.
Seven weeks ago i rominenri-d taking
Foley's Kidney i’llia, and am feeling
better every day and will be glad to
tell anyone interested Just what my
ley n Kidney Pills did fol the" I’lridx:
Pharmacy and F”. ii iiaxlor.
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4 MAN'S DEATH.
BROOKF‘IELD. Jain. iii—Tho cold
following the storm of last Friday
night cont one life in this town. The
iroren body of Patrick Colliua._a wear
thy further on whiucouler Hill. about
five milea from lirooittleld Center, was
found in; lot on the Collinn farm tint-
urdny. it is supposed that Mr. Collin:
started for the barns early Saturday
morning. and becoming continued in
wandered into the snow drifta ln.the
fields and perished. The deceased WM
seventy-three yearn old and a widower
lilo idavu seven children. nil grown.
HOTIL ARRIVALS.
‘ Mahaoitemomar‘ P. Gorxlclillil. iirihli
Rollinrhnlu. city: lacwin Mints. New
urli: ll. H tintup. Waterbury; ("ioorur
Hamilton. New York; l..' it. ,liurlbntt.
Wilton: George i... Rockwell. Ridge-
Btltluopbrt: 6. ti
York: J. it. Doris. R. A. 'tiololie. New,
orit'i': Chariot Flatt. Jaoltuon. Michal
F..C..Crow. oily: AJ. Manning. Lorin"f
oil; 0. B. weirdlldlewood; c. Blin-
Ioo. itildwin dictate. New York.
home
the snow and cold. lost his way and 3“
New Torin .i. V. Whnlnn. Burlington. 3
, Vb: D. Eminent}. 'l'. McKay. New
ALL
IRIlllS RS
"REDUCED
25%
m
STILL A FEW OF
THOSE
Reefers
AT
$2.00
i300"
Were 31400 to $1300
BsnitmLaChthgs .
.WF’H 5rd mm..-fof."l.!..’..
1‘
1.4-. >4
E. 81W.
SHIRTS
$1.35
Stern—Shins
$1.15
$1.50 and $2.00 VALUE
We
Neckwear
550
FANCY g3
Half Hose ‘
21s:
5 PAIRS. $l .00
25c and 35c VALUES
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
ALIENIS'I’S lN BIO MEETING
NEW HAVEN.
inane (iot- Under Way
Ono til the mod notiblo gatherings
of motl'i-nl men that New liuiou hm
had in some time was held last week.
when the member... or the ("unnotilr ni
Socioti of Altruism met in the Non
Halon ilouue lot tlir-ii annual meeting.
and llI‘I‘Hll" of oiliiuta 'l‘iionu i'luni
on worn:
President 1):"
of Greene Farina,
Socrotnryw-llr. Allin ll \l‘ndsworth.
of South Noi'wallt.
Treasurerwilr, l'h't-tlrrlok ll. Roland
of Winslpori.
The nieuibors oi the tsurrntlw icon!"
mitten are Dr. ii. .li. Pollock. oi“ tiir
MMU hospital. Norwich; lir. iionry it
Noble. sinmr‘lnlendenl 0f the Mill" lion
pitnl. Middleman: in t‘ \l'. .lucltaou.
ll uteriown: Di. Anion l (liveliesinii!
lord. and Dr John l. Iluol. l.itohfleld
During the tension n number of “it
portnnt matters Wri‘i' discussed perv
tnluintt to the future plans of the im-
nlty. ll launderolnod on good author-
ity that they intend to encourage two
fold the uorlt that for the pant tow
years! lulu grail all) been gaining lm
point. for the incursion and promui
tion of scientific principles and the.
application of the bent methods tor
the treating of (midi-l of mental or ner-
voun diatltddrn. 3
That the movement has the hearty
support of the landing cltlzonii oi the
auto in shown birth“ in that the no-
nioty him admitted to u! honorary
nlotnbeishlu a list of men whose ro
(urination is ,lniutu tune to brim: nun
calla. ’i‘ituyn lion .lmuon l»
Wuiuli. meenwloli: i‘iof. tireinno M
llanimuud New Yolk; in. it A. but!!!
rotten. New York: lit‘. .l. ill Nolan
Woutport. Dr F. ii lilayhorry. East
Hartford: Dr. 1‘. ll tii‘otliern ilurt
l) W .‘lllt‘Fili‘lillltl.
irelind. A. 'r. bottomlew vol-mu . 7° '1‘ ill)“ 005W" “W“ WM“
m . N Wich;
N Holoombe. Hartford. A" lihlln. git} e llfih’i‘d Mjll‘hianlil‘Wniggiown
illicit"! (3. liownn‘, Binnltord
, M1": “Ollll’tl. 39.9mm: Judge
permit dammit; gli
"a a . ‘
’szfllport. '
"zl‘lle 063‘? ”
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“Airehlpsmrorluntiin their infancy." 3
"You. and they‘rtt mighty hard to
miner‘wclowuuu ,,iilriusit¢iu.
it; Jihad figurine
orrhip. it litail
With a list til ’tiuiiiihtsru lhitt’uuilunora
tilt the boat know" allonietu in UN
istato. no u reputation pan is than
’Mfilifigidir
Movement to Better Conditions oi the .
illitrlliution one
19an of 3 good proportions ntll re»
lN ll’lilililliz hint-ll illttlilllltllt!‘ llll'tiuulitl'ul
llll" wast l‘lie tuiiniwia :lil‘ uiuiilul
\lllltlill t-\tlt‘|illtili in it intuition to lie
voio considerable time to Ht‘lt'lllllllt'
research. and it is expected that lie
fore the next annual meeting at least
they will bill" ntzrotnpiiuimi an in
t'olwi-iruliiv nlltovtii towards the din
(overs of it alive {or lltotui ulti'ul'lulli‘iiv
to ho nulloiinu from t'lllli‘l‘ menial ill
nervous iiit‘iurdot‘u. 'l‘lu'it' progress lli‘lll
lu- “ltllflli‘il with lnir-n-M. for it mud
be (utltuiloti that Illi’i'v in .i rival tripod
lot it: ton. on in six nun in stall: Hits . pm
piled in tho stale and uiiiill shun an
alarming number of laws of opinions
afflicted with mental disni'rauueiuiutit.f
Object or the Society.
The object oi” the “(“‘ll’ly is ('lt‘illi'l)
ilol'iln'il in the first article oi lin- by.
laws. which reads: "Tilt‘ purpose of
the society nllnll be to promote the
welfare of those afflicted with nnilittnl
and netvoue diaennen in this sinful. lo
encourage the discussion and propiul
gallon of scientific principles and lllt‘
adoption and application of the limit
approved methods for the care ‘nntl
restoration of thoue moninlly or liltll‘
vouaiy unbainnrotl. whether in tiiili in»
violent or more advanced hinges.
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A JUIGV MELON OUT FOR lNGlUR
' ANGI MIN WHO ARE ON l
iNaiDI. ‘ f
At a spatial meeting of the ’l‘illivel-
ma luauruyio eoinpauy in lluitlord.
the recommendation of tho dlieiltora
that the «anion stock should lm3 in
creased from 12.000.000 to ”Mambo by
tho innurnnco of 3500.000 additional
stool; at par wan nppr‘vod. 'i‘itu illilltiil
in the equivalent in ii (IN lnriui u of
it atoclt (lll’ltlt‘llil. an n apmlnl div loud
0f 26 per cent. wan paid yeaiord y in
tho uhareholdors of the antimony. 3‘“: unit
holder is entitled to an additional
nharé without cost it in one ti the
inrnort and luicioat melons oil in
Connecticut in recent years.
The market price of Travelers? lock
is about .850 and the rightly t nub
crlhn are quoted at $190 to $200.
Tho market value of the stock to be
in“... iii about ”.000 000 The
nrs' pays a regular tilvidnnd' qua ioriy
liner cont. ad indium an
January.
noun-hw- WM. o
.‘.t)u rolls of oivi'iricliy passed liirouult
his body ul llit‘ l.\‘nn iiulilinu plant
hiliitlill lntnm .‘llrifiuml was able to
learn ”it! lliil'iplllil yesterday. MtCloliti
nrritluntnily graspoil a heavily churn
mi wire and as only Mull) rolls are
"and in executions at prisons his on
rape is rotisidori'd a remarkable one.
THE
Elmore
OF 1910
A car \vlth‘unly niuiI Working
parts in the engine in simplicity
itself. Simplicity means durubiir
ity and reliability in every way.
F. E. Lockwood
& Co.
Wall Street. Norwallt
at... r. a... s...
on! WALL or. woman.
lied EState and
insurance
lye have: several decided lamina
in income browning property that '
must tritium in value with the rapid
‘ tint-them! tom.
Mil
RIPPER GABHED Hi3 NECK-
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Close call For young Coaster at;
Briotoi " 1‘
a boy of 11 years old molding with hid
widowed mother, at 177 Pond street.
last week. lie was on a tied at the
heavily loaded, came down and crush!
.3 on into the sled on which the Johneou ‘
3boy was seated. One of the runners
of the ripper struck him in the neck.
cutting a leash nearly six inches long,
ljust Hearing an artery, and rcatlilng
3neariy to his lungs.
lie was taken to Dr. H C Spring's
?,oillce where the cut was solved up.
i'l‘he doctor says it was a close c.ull
If an abscess does not ‘form on the
3lnngs theie is a chance for the boy's
:tecovei'y
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i it in dimcuii to be calm When tell-
log your own troubles.
gill 3 [MRS inn
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lF H" S A DRESS AFFAIR. THE
HANAN
PATENT COLT BUTTON FOR MEN
WILL JUST SUIT THE OCCASION
$6. 00 a Pair
FOR ANY OCCASION, THE
3 RALSTON
ELITE
PURCHASE
$8.50 and $4.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
l22 wasumcrou STREET.
PHONE stg-zi
lF YOU ARE GOING To
3 it 3 Eli ,.
an an
BUYA
PARIS
STRONGEST lN THE MARKET:
CHAR .
112 WASHINGTON mm '
'PHONE our.
Room. 78 3
or wasumoron e'rll
if. p. in. Monday and Sillugd 33
ii p. in.
BRISTOL, Jan.18.——Arthur Johnson. '
was the victim of a coasting accident ‘ '0
foot orthe bill, when a double ripper.
iwitt peeve A sarisracronv
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THEY ARE THE LIGHTEST AND"
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