i
B rt due Pharmacy
“Fitment and emblem service at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and Wait for your car.
BRIDGE .fm'lliRMACY
.Jtfibflifigi’idnoamr.
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A meeting of 1% Young Men's A's—
sociation has been called for this even-
ing in their gymnasium.
The Misses Ellen and Agnes Howard
and Miss Helen Height, of Stamford
were quests yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard. of Winfield street.
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Chenter lngcl‘holl has resigned his
position as delivery clerk and general
assistant at the Ryder and Howard
market on the Washington street
bridge. He has been succeeded by
Chester Murray.
Several bunting dolls got on the
trail of a deer yesterday at Strawberry
Hill and gave the animal the. chase of
its life. The deer, however, proved its
illiiiiiitillt‘85_0f foot nnd'niatlc good its
escape. it was a young one.
Stewart C. Marshall. the well
known Red Man anti employee of Ron»
(“0'3 bakery. who recently unstained a
severely sprained ankle, is improving
nicely and is now able to be about the
house with the aid of a cane.
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lii some quarters the oyster businenc
seems to be slacking up a bit, but ill
the main it still keeps up very well.
Owing to the large number of oysters
on hand, one. dealer in not dredging to
day. The season throughout has been
a very good one.
Captain Jesse Ayers is making ex-
cellent progress in the rebuilding of
(leorue R. Van Alaiync‘s yacht Elshet.
Captain Ayers was of the opinion this
morning that the planking will be. fln~
iSilf‘d this week. lie is being ably ali-
iiintcd ill the work by Frank Holly.
The good ship Polly Jones in lllliicr-
going llllllili'illii cilanlzuii today at Ship
t'llrpcnicr .losac Aycr‘a yacht litinliiial
ill Seavicw avenue. Today the float is
having a now must atcppcil and George
R. Van Alatyni- lull-i consented to be
architect ofanew set of patio for her.
St‘ilcck Antli‘i‘WH, the well known
young oxpcrlllicntcr in aeronautics,
has iloi been able to practice iniioll of
late with his glider, bill if next Bun‘
day is as pleasant all yculerday. hc. eit-
pccta to come. from New York and not
busy with it. Mr. Andrew in plan
plug an aeroplane»
Constable J. J. Goodwin inadc hie
regular Saturday nliiht trip over to
Eliot. Norwalk but found everything
very quiet. 'i‘ho presence of the con-
uiahlo has been having an excellent
iliorai rift-ct. Young men who might
be illoIllctl it) be boiiltcroua from over
indulgence in liquor have thought but.
tor of going along their way quietly.
Naturally the people of East New
walk are very much interested in any
proponitlon regarding the Washington
street bridge and no there ore read
with interact in Saturday's Sentinel of
the education of Home people that a
town meeting be callfll to rescind the
action of latityoar regardinp the filling
in and in tin place taltouip the matter
of building concrete arches. There in
quite a lmaslbillty of the (location be-
. in.“ till‘oiiiluii out again. ’
’i‘ho lanai Norwalh district commit-
ioc will hold their liltii meeting of the
mouth tomorrow evening, at the motor
nonnraior human in ideal/low uremic.
Everything is running very siiioolltiv
in tho dtairlot and no for an in known,
nothing of aiiticliic impurtdncc will,
come ilp iii. tomorrow evening' 3 m»
«ion. The public still has the some
cordial invitation to attend tile Meet-
ingii and make any diluentionii or com-
pliiinte that theymsy not) fit.
Evening sentinel:
Please permit lilo il’tow liner in your
valuable paper to inquire the law re-
garding opening of biialncsii houses
on Sunday. A new barber shop this
been opened on villi Znndt street. Plant
Norwnip. continuing to do basic
nhlln people are policing on their only
to church This being the only chop
iii lolili titling radiative on duality. it
9
3‘5.
'i‘ In”.
. by‘vocation a batter and by evocation
titer barber chops
niacin: lawfully on Sunday to inventi-
RESIDENT.
We
Miss "initial Formulae. who iii it local
speculum inhibitor in the Baldwin
school of woman... (loan hail had
her work the last “term recognized to a
marked do: . Beginning January
4, Mina Formulae. .ivho is also super-
visor or penmauilhip in the tough.
fifth and sixth grades. had three more
grades placed under her supervision.
Miss Parmclee has the unusual tact
of bringing to the surface the best
there is to be found in each .of her
pupils.
John 0. Press, of Fort htreet. who in
an experimenter in the word of
nautioa. has evolved a new device or
steering an aeroplane. Just what the
details of his device are Mr. Press
doemnot consider prudent to make
public at this time, but he intends to
make and of his invention in an acre
plane which he propose- to build. A
well known arounehtic magazine has
requested Mr. Press to submit draw
lugs bilt he does not intend to do no at
least for the present. lie is confident
that the device is 3‘ improvment ov-
er that need by the Wright Brothers
Var ptecring their aeroplanes.
The aorvices at the East Avenue Me-
thodist. Church yesterday were. fill] of
vigorous’ bcipfulncuo. in the morning
the. pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies, preach
0d a strong uormou on the aubjcct
"Grieve Not the Spirit or God" and in
the evening an equally able (iisf‘otlltne
on “The flower, The Seed and Tilt;
Soii."_ in the evening. also. there was
fliiel‘miiflic by a male Charmin. The
men who made up this chorus includ-
ed: Fred J. Fori‘v. (Illiiricx Ruby, .lo~
sepil l’enlleil N. S. Ferguson. iluaael
Day. A. P. Hathaway, Frank l-‘eritulion
Harold Hull, Fred llnwltilla, .l. C.
Smith llnrry Aluowortli, Richard linyt,
HJ. iilpson. .lunius lirowu. licrbort
Mood and Danlulfi'iiolumciliou.
The Men's Giana of the Emit Arcane
Methodist Church, had the largest at
iendancc yet this term yesterday and
there is promise. of a still laritcr tit-
tcudancc next Sunday”. The perfect“
freedom of discuanion, every man giv:
in; his opinion freely and fully adds
and Min Anti: Soldier
of Haunt. Vernon, and three brothers.
William, Howarbv. of .uiladeiphlalt
ii‘iunlt Soworby. of New York. and
Lewis Sawarby. of nowaytion. also with
and the remain. will be taken to Wood;
lawn cemetery. New, hot-ii. for inter.
meat.
Milli/Mill iiilliilillil
Miss Dorothy Morehouu. who use
been quite ill. in getting along nicelym
This choir of ‘tho Congregational
church will give "The Crucifixion" in
the church on the evening of Good
Friday. ’
Dr. E. 'l‘rcat Payne. who has been
quite ill at his home i Darlen for nov-
cral months. uontlnu s in about the
same condition.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Cour
puny hon-e ill undergoing improve-
manta. A new roof is being built and
an attractive cornice.
Albert Friend has sold his firm on
New Canaan avenue to Mr. Carpenter.
who will soon occupy it. Mrs. Friend
and faintly will move into Mrs.
i‘rlend‘a college. now occupied by
Fred'Wood of Noroton.
“
There appears to be a disposition on
the part of a Stamford liquor dealer
lo make it warm for Dorian officials.
it possible. Some weeks am. follow-
ilig the arrest for illegal nailing, them
Who confiscated a considerable quail»
lily of alcoholic drinkables. it in al-
so claimed that along with the procesu
of confiscation. the receptacle: were
also doatroyed. The Stamford mail in
said to be contemplating an action for
the brunltinli of they: receptacles.
claiming that the law does not coun-
tenance such an act. The cued has
aroused considerable interest.
Willi’iliii
l’iiul Royal of Southporl.
town. Saturday. .
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:iira. William Stapler! ban been on
lorinllilng her father. Rev. Jame; it:
Coley.
won in
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Trinity guild will be entertained by
Mra. Mackenzie at the rectory, Wed
iloeday.
to the interest and the half hour
pi'ovee all too abort for the momberu
of the clean. There is a probability
of the claim giving a supper Wilt'ii till.-
lilcmbcmhip i‘t‘at‘lif'fi a certain figure.
two friends having pledged thclllnclvca
to, furnish the chief features of the
supper. Now, therefore. all that I19.»
mains to bring about the Nilllllt‘l‘ in for
the class to not the iiulnbcr..
it has been decided not to continue
the revival ucrvicos at the Eiltil Ave-
nue. cthotiist Church this week. The
ucrvfccs which have been held place
the first of the year have been very
iiilililiilii
Mr. and Mre. iiarry humor and
daughter lklroilly follnil rcaldclliu of
thin place. now located in ”ititftlw.
have been visiting hero
'illc logfinr tnoullily baldness loci-i
mg of the liatlina' Aid Society of ithe
iiownytou Melliodiui Church will be
ilt‘lfl at tho particulate, Wednesday of.
it round at 3 o‘clock. ilcsldc the rogu-
lar routine of business the. annual
election of officeril will take place. it
is hoped that the members will lnnlto a
special effort to be prcuont.
The horse of Mul'iih A. Thatcher. in
charge of Charles Crockett. furnished
ii llvciy runaway last Saturday. Mr.
Cmcltett left the animal anhltchcd aild
entered the railroad station to endure
a consignment of anode. A train hap-
pened to come along at thin moment
and the borne. without ceremony.
atiu'tod off. He ran down illiwaytoii
munuo to the more. and stopped there
without doing any tiliilitifli‘.
The Now York i‘liy liolni- of, William
(1. Smith, one of lilo annilnnr liliiltiuiito.
and lingo propcliy tiivllorii of licii is
land. who iii well ituiiwii ill lilinbuly:
wall bur glarlnnd ti tttw nights and while
it was cloned during the absence of the
family in California. and auroral thou-
sand dollars worth of furs. towels and
other worn ctolan. The burglary wail
committed almost under the shire of
it brilliant street llpht and between the
. limit: of two vault of a night watch
man who hall cliarse, of a number of
house: in that. vicinity.
W
at death of Mrs. M iii warm
occurred yooterdiir gift the residence
of her Bitter. lira. ta.nlcr Mills, in
intern Willi ti rliiiltleht of blow .Y6rlt.
but came heirc. on the advice or her
physician. slight three inoiltlia ago to
j“ a . l
,' Quito“ aycpno. Reunion. .35”.
\‘Hiu't‘ born the “twill
Robert and Edward Salvo, (”Iliillii‘ll
of the Main street tailor. arc til tutti
pneumonia.
iicnry Avery nlid Willlzliu 5mm
ilau- National tiioir stone wall lain.
on illt‘ shore road.
Masters Walter and lii‘iilli‘iiit'
\vcrr wccii cllti guests of their union
illoilicr, Mrs. i.. ii. Mills.
.‘.lil'~
Uni of town filll‘iiiii acre [ii‘t‘ttilili
the (inner given in National ball by lot.
Sungatuck Athletic club.
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hira. Wilfred Dewitt baa entertained“
her daughter, Mina Martha Mills at
her bottle on Dingle‘u Hill.
W l
Mists lda Jennings of Hartford, who
was called homo by the uerloua llluouo
of her father in still with him.
viva. Fundraiservlntiomlll ”Min“ ,
‘ it!”
' iiies.
Mra. Cornelius Romper
the lun'wcok
Gould. in Wont
Mr. and. 1
of Mr. "ml Mrs. L. M.
on.
Mina Sarah f‘iorhani has none to bar
brotlicr‘n bionic ill lift, Kint‘il, where
alto will llilt‘litl the remainder of the
winter.
Edward i-‘iolcy, whose work hoops
him in Greenwich during the witch.
spent yesterday at his home in River-
aido avenue.
A line granite monument has been
erected in the Hall cemetery in Wil-
ton ln memory of Dr. Durham. who
won well known in thin vicinity.
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Mrs. John .lonninsl. who is now
with her daughter in liridgoport. is
preparing to leave for South Carolina
to visit liar other diiiinlitei Mrs. Wll
liain Iii. Smith. w”
'.,i‘.pl
i ~.
have will boon thrown outfit to liiie
public whosapprotiilito the favor of
having a comfortable place to keep.
their home while trailing.
Clifford Ellwood hop prepared an in-
granting paper upon 'A .iliier'a Work
{in the Form." which lie will read be-
..vfor the “more club. tomorrow even-
lint” ..9 . ’.
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Mrs. Noll Mitchell. oi (tempo nil-nth.
who has a flourishing, cities of to
plumbers on current minute in no
any. will ornanisc a class at the Art
league’s rooms in Bridgeport, ‘l‘luirsq.
do: morning.
.wmum i 9
Rev. J .l. illilifilm. rector of the
. largest number of contributor: to the
'church envelope eyluem for the running
,0! at”; Paul. ilio‘ooluhrution, of the
The horse shells of the hotel barns .
9 number of EPMMW inualoal homo,
church of the Abbumptltih, presented
3075i! I my pmllbruiia year, Md M
arty. Two thoulmi live hundred dot
lar- han been paid on the church
mortgage. which new amounts to 07,.
000. ~
villa
Moron Tread well
quite ill. , ‘ i
ii
Mre.‘ continuoa
Wm ‘
Frank Dikei‘niiil. who hail been ill
for some time. is improving.
Mrs. George Elohiniter is home from
a week's vilitiu New York.
Mr. and Mill. Charles Horn are en-
tertaining an outof-town friend.
film
The 8. S. Willst Club will meet with
Mrs. Sherwood tomorrow afternoon.
m
lilrs. W. J. Sherwoiid is entertaining
her cousin. tire. M. B. Hill, of Cannon.
Joseph .i. Mebl and sister. of New
York. are guests of Miss Annie Dike-
than.
Mills Sara Brotherton. of Southpon.
is a fillet". at the residence of Charles
Welteman.
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Mrs. Adolph Horn has returned from
a Week'it visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Hoyer in New York
”m. m“.
Stephen \l'atnrbuiy lillii been ill for
several days. as have also Miss Myra
liiirrltt and Mrs. w. (7. Weetnriield.
tieorgc. idiohlngor. Jr. but; purchased
a new horse and in now engaged on a
large painting contract in Norwalli.
Mr. and bins. Stephen Duty will ecle-
brute their twentieth wtaidlnp anni
\erunrv lanuury 29, at their reaidencc
on Good lilll.
\i‘illintil liaggerty. who has been a
boarder in the family of Mitts Annie
illitemnn for uoveral months, while cli-
gagcd on the large plumbing contract
at the butter rcnidoncc on flood lllll,
bail returned to Derby
CHURCH GALENDARS.
All»...
Flrei M. I. Church.
Tuesday-«724:. p in. mother item
lllmmla tlilltu hill mi-i-i in the Sunday
acilool room
’l‘hnraday 7:43 p in. the rouniar
iiild=wreit prayer and praise arrvior
ill the Sunday school room.
Fridayw‘l‘: to p on, puotor'ii plobli
iiiuicrs clean will little! at the person
an a p in. annual meeting of the
\ cu i- thrintinn induatrlsl [magni-
i.‘ lull in of unicorn had other lfiipmi
liltii'zjf'b‘i‘. lit-healimcnlu will in.
tli'l wt! and a social hour will follow.
Nerwalk congregational.
i'ucatiul all p. iii“ the Holden linin-
L'iiriu will toilet with hire. John l’icrci»
iii “innipiiiik. Annual meeting and
illcctiun of unicorn.
u t’tiflt.‘tldii_\“~'3 p. in. newton mention
iii the: ladiea' parlor; 6:30 p. in. social
auppt-l iii the chapel for sowing indicts
illlii the adult members of their lam.
'l‘iluraduy» ~7:30 p. m. i'. l‘. 8. meet-
lnx ill the. ladioa‘ parlor; a liiisalonary
meeting. ii p. “L. church prayer nor-
vice; subject. "Siunu of Promise”-
lloptiful Tlilnuii That Are Mappt-iiinu
Everywhere."
The Kind Word Circle and tiltI Eg-
bert (Blob will begin in February a
mutual to determine which orunlllya
lion can. in thirty dayii. secure the
your. ’l‘rnlua of six will represent their
respective cilibu. iuld the club that
lulu-u will be expected to furnliib all
cvonlnu's pleasure for the winning or-
pollination
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South Norwnlk Congregational.
\Voduesdayw7:30 p. m., roliaursal of
the chorus,
Thtirodayw'iria p.
meeting; of the church.
Saturday-4:15 p. in.. the Young
Mon' 3 Club will amt: 7: 45 p. m.. the
Mission Circle. at the home of Mill: [io-
iiunlitin
Mu...“—
lu..' the annual
Brace Pariah Notes.
Tuesday-ritual of tho Convnrulon
Holy Communion. at 7:30..
Wellnoulnywiiiiectlng of tho winn-
en's Cluilii with Ml‘li. Joiner. lioyt. ll
Arch intact. “2:30. The Junior Milk
illnry in the Guild room at aziii.‘
. Thursdumiiupoor. under the aus-
iiicer of the Daughters of the Kiss. to
Cl. A. it. ball. from 523010 7: 30 Cup.
table of Ten etulilo. _
Friday-Juno Littler at t
LOTTA FAUN’ lick.
m 70in fun. Elli-4min robot.
the alumni (tumult; actress, in into on.
heat condition today in a private hoe
.piiiii here that heat to the hoopltel
t9,ii om are tor iii: operation out
.‘pileninopiii developed. «
Milo “out has been a favorite in e
dine. alto hi tho wilt: oi liltiills Lilith
“1° tenor.
dell many tournaments to the prop ,
alleged defaulting treasurer of
ill-W i ll ilili
Pull. Conn Explains His Plan Which
Will Be Carried Obi by tile Stale
Board at Health Action
Willi Local Health
Oiiiccrs
At the quarterly meeting of . the
state board of health, held last week
in Hartford. Professor H. W. Court.
chemist of the. board, outlined the
villa: which had been formulated to
control the milk supply or the late.
lie said that the special com little
appointed for the purpose and met
with the countyhealth unicorn and
found them ready to cooperatc with
the board in any plan which it should
device. The cooperation of the state
dairy commissioners and the commie-
aioncr on animals had allio been secur—
ed. Professor Conn said that the mat-
ter would come up for further discus-
sion at the conference or health oili-
cars in New Haven. February 8’ and ii
and it was hoped at that time to get
the cooperation offthe local health
officers. Then. with the aid of all.
these authorities. the board could prob-
ably do anything it wanted or found
feasible to control the milk unppiy.
'l‘iie calmly health officers of all of
the larger counties have already sent.
ill the neuron of over 700 milk dealers
and when the health officers of the,
other counties report. Professor Conn
said practically every town in the
(Haiti could he touched. When the
”all! of the board have been pill. into
operation the local health officers will
collect samples of milk and ship them
to the chemist of flip ntnte board of
health for analysis and oxaillinatiou.
Reports of bin ilildinizii will then be
returned to thr- bcaith officers. Any
denier whoop anniplua are found to ho
auspicious more than once or twice
Will be roporictl to the dairy (‘i’llllilllii'
alonnr. Willi the information furnish
till him in this any", the daily commis-
sloner will be able to gel at the Oflt‘llilr
in; milk drillers
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Biiiiliil illlESiiilliS
All Biiiiii Siiiiiil
Schedule and Rules Committee ol liir
American and National Leagues
is Now in Sean: ”on .
l’i'i'TSBi.‘RG. l‘ft._ Jail. 24—v-Aifiituigis
ilio quoaiion of how much internal
rather than bow in play was llic pam-
nmullt inane in iln- meetings today ol‘
the joint st‘lii‘tlllli' and i‘llli'fi commit»
tum. oi the American and National
lAllulilt‘n'. lilo rule llinht-ra bail ilt‘lUl'i’
illl‘lli ui‘vcral iii’tllultililb for liiillt‘
it as iiiipottiiul alterations. in the pillar
'i'ilc ailggtmfioiiu were drawn up by
iiuiwrt ,Mciiov. the Aliicrican lavnum‘
secretary. and John li‘ialluur. ital:
.iollilsopn' guilt-rill lilllliv plan.
a
it:
One of lilti propoania is to prolillui
hittilin iliv ball. The trick was ii for
'lilit‘ Willi big league liiilcidcra season.
alto. and even now la often tried with
nucccau. The principal objection given
to if in the delay involved. Even it thi
balm rnnncr in olito the trlrk and
knows tho iinli'a witcrcnbouln lllr luau
\viio liltica ii is usually loath to illi'i‘
it up until actually found with it in
his ptiitaoaaioii and this llvailiiiiim i»
invariably l'osponaiblp for tho
a moment or two of valuable playlu'
limo.
Another proposed change alum bani
runnrra ”ull' right to make an mum
billion all illiiv'ranv when u tlirowu ball
hits the umpire willie lhlii nfilciai is
on fair ground. The ball would re
iliaill iii play. according to tho unlead-
meat. just as though it hit a bolu- rune
nor.
According to the proaciil vulva, wild
pitcher. and panned lialiu are. scored an
urvorn only when they enable the built-
than to roach ilrlit base. The Amocl-
call iniauuoru pronoun the change that
criorli be neared nice when any hour
runner finite opportunity to advance
on a wild pitch or pitched ball.
Another propoiiud change ill the
scoring i-ulop provides that one nut-lint
alloiild be enabled to unnll than who
handled the ball lit a Fran up“ lnciiid
lag the player who “inches the pill out
patient iii citin- the latter unit not
linildiutl the bull prnviuuillv.
loss oi
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OIAROHiNG FOR TREASURER
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bovi‘hwmwm. Mala. in... 2i.-~
'i‘wo watching parties which tintillroti
the woodii in this Iviuinlty all day you-
iurilev lend late into the night. failed
to that any trace of John A. Hall. the
the
Soutiiwldle driving: Bank. which clot
ed in. doom liitlt Friday. 'f‘lntt Hall
was mentally deranged. and that in
has wondorcd Away and probably com-
mitted suicide. is now the general be
lief of hill friends. An expert ac
oountant cmltiniieii to work upon the
linoiili of tho billiit today in iinturlnlnr
ibc amount of plantation if any of the; -
iiiadu of the iiialltiittuii.
, . . . g4... 9,
' n; 00. against Martin anior and oth-
. ‘chnesday
TH 05W! TRiAL.
look- nf United Hatter. to no in
Court on Tuesday.
The trial of the case of D. E. Loewe
or members of the United Hatterii in
the United States district court in
Hartford was adjourned Friday after-
noon unili Tuesday.
The Hartford Conrant's report at’
Friday‘s prOCeOdiilgB iii as follows:
The trial of the suit of p. E, Mewe’
it 00. against Martin Lawlor and oth-
ers, on trial in the United Staten die‘
trict court, the celebrated unit ciaim- :
ing 32“) 000 dammit for injury to the
pietntii’f’e hat manufacturing business
in Dnnbury because of conspiracy on
the part of the members of the hat- '
ter'u unions in Datibury and vicinity,
to injure the piatlitlff'u trade by boy
coil, contrary to the Sbclman anti
trust act, was taken up yesterday with'
the testimony of James P. Muller,
treasurer of~tlic United Matters of
North America. i
Mr. Mnher took the witness stand
afternoon and went
through some strong crossexamlninu
at the hands of Wallet 6. Merritt
Thursday. Friday the cross- examine
lion wan continued. Extracts from
President Moffitt’il reports. and reso-‘
lotions and records of meetings with
which Mr. Manor might be familiar
were trotted out by Mr. Merritt you
lcrday for the witneus to talk about.
The Williams came out of the ordeal
with the name of a conscientious mail.
for although iiiH illomory did not nl‘
ways nerve iliiil he anewcrctl what lit"
could and there Wilr’i nothing that he
had done that he tried to conceal. At
the liltil"ng session a little tilt courted
by Hubert E. Deb‘oreat clinic like a rip.
liic over tiic desert of uneventful tcstl- '
away. i
Al ll o‘clock .ludgc Janice l'. l’intt‘
said: "How much lunncr is thin wit-
liraa lining to be. cl‘oss-cxalnincd? if
thou» iii nothing more to be done until
he brings his books Willi him we may
as well adjourn until Tuesday. i
am anxious to get this case fllllailcd in
told." Mr. .licrriit said that what t‘lts’“
utiitiii lll' .ixkt ii the witness iioultl be
collrirniilg tlic book» allitli would lit
litr re 'llii-t-dai \u iidilliilililltlll wan
illt‘l'tiiilllli taken until ll o'clock "i‘ucr
day. Tile books allicil .\i r
tors which will show all i‘cicipis and
l‘Mli‘l‘idlllli‘t‘fi. Plaintiff‘s i'tiliiim‘l think
that lili‘ books will shop lliv minivan"
oi a fund for looking flrlt‘i' ilit' (‘X‘li‘nrl‘ i
of tilt‘ present lawsuit.
There in often u lot of cioquciii-i» ‘m
a nullit-
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK‘S ONLY
VAUDEVILLE
THEATRE
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
J K EMME'l‘T
Viola Crane Co.
AND
ti
Five Other llig Acts
New Motion Pidtures
ADMISSION .............. 10 and 2°C
MATINEES ................ 5 and 10c
MATBNEE EVERY DAY
THE NEW
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:l‘eiopiiolie it!
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A free Luiiica' 'l‘ickct will be given
to anyone buying it .‘lilc until. uncured.
before ii airlock J
WEEK OF JANilARY 241‘“
The Cross diock Co.
riser HALF ween. MATINEE
Waouneoa AV
Conan Doyle’s Great aherlock Hetmn'
Detective Story
The Crimson §ar
LAHT HALF WIKK. MATONII {AT
UHDAY
w-
Arohie Boyd's Greet Boobs-I
The Country Squire
ill on THE rruoasco'i
Complete Connie and Electrical Pm.
dilutions.
when Gillan open from it) a. in. to
up. "it
. . . '.
Mailer \vlli ’
bring an» iiii‘ books of tho l‘liitcd llat‘
One of the stories told about Mia,
Birreli concernli a poor client. at
ease lMia took up for notbiiut. aura .
don M.A. a. when the Guild adulation
won. the client iratefullyn sent him the
aunt of 15a wh ch he accepted in or“
dor not to give offense. A ordination -
roproached him. however, for this"
“unprofessional conduct" in taking
Yeas than gold. “But 1 tool: all the
poor beggar hilt " said Mr. llirroii. ,
"glad ]i corialdei that in not captured
a unit "
CityNationai Bank
GOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘.
m
TRANBACTB A GENERAL IANKINO
BUSINESS
Capital Surplus and Profits
0100.000 00 $117,000.00 5
Bale Deposit Boxes, 93 and $5 per ml».
EDWIN H. MATHf-zwsou. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vice-Pres.
FR’EDEMCK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
rel.
WILFRED BODWELL, calhidr
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewaon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartx John H. Light J1"
Fred H. Rem
ANNUAL
ARANCE Si
Wall, Paper
l0% Discount on All Grades
Except 100 Grade.
Wall Paper will be higher neat
sprint: Now is: the lime to buy. You
will need Wall i‘apor in the. spring.
llrlne nine of your rooms and buy ndw.
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Agent for Columbia
and Records.
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Window Shades made to order.
Mixed l'ainis. illass’ware, Crockery.
lionse Furnishing Goods, 5e.
,(filllli'at’tm' for Painting and Paper
Hanging.
L. H. Decker
8? WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
deceptio- Boob.“
Phonographs
WE HAVE MOVED TO THE OLD
WELL CiGAR CO. BUILDING,
WASHIN TON STREET '
T L. 434
we Oiled (lurOwnW‘
Fcnwick Optical in
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 76
97 WASHINGTON emit"
liourtiwil to ii :30 ii. m.. Mill 1
ii p. ill. Monday and Saturday
9 p in. v
THE NEW SCIE '
Definition of Chit
illnropractld to the ..
cause of the (ileum arid the
tasting the some. mun”
by a wrench. twist or ii I,,;
back. liven if done in on
creates pinched nerves and
later life in the different 0
limbs.
Chiropractors remove til ,.
in disease and pain. on . -
stored through harmodlliiif i‘ i
nerve cynical; in your
Nervousnesii. Rheumatoid.
sin. Heart. Kidney and 1"
notice are given iiptit‘lnl ottoiiii
Curvature of the Bplne. .
never regret giving Child!
chance to help 70“.
MZT FRANCIS.
H WABHINGTON tailor
Aliphatic Treatment.
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