l sub let em Heating e Plumbint Co.
l of Norwoilt.
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At the Adveilt chrietlsn Church. the
pastor. M. Li: P Reynolds. will
Occupy the desk at 10: so one. and 7
p. on. Morning eubiect. A Feat From
~ GetYourfiDrufl Wants
. Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eminent service at
all times
Personal nttitntion given to all
prescription Work .
Chairs. for our t fey trons.
Come in and wa‘ifi’or yg‘ur car
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKtfl, Manson.
the World; events; subject. Kinsiy
Counseii. Sunday annual will meet at
12 in: lunlormaetiu; at 3 p. lib; Loy-
ul Workers meeting at 5:45 p. in.
subject."High Time to Awake, leader.
Miss Jennie nimhard.
. In.
Mrs. Herbert V. Carr entertained
the social committee of the Pbiiathe
lollies of lie flohth Nor-walk Baptie
Church. at her home in Winfield street.
last night Business for the ensuing
year was transacted special pihnl he'-
lng made for n Valentine social at the
home of Miss Minnie Ferris, Beaview
Edward F. Smith, of Seavlew ave-
nue. has been laid up for several days
by illness. but is now recovering.
The tug Port Chester, undauntcd by
the weather, started down the harbor
this morning with a tow of three emp-
ty barges.
Chris Fay, of Van Zundt street, is
assisting for the day at the Ryder nod
Howard market on the Washington
street bridge.
James W. Howard, formerly of the
ltudcl iicct, has taken it positon us
cngincnr on the oyster stouiiicr Etta
May of Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Stainizprd nnd mother.
are the gucsts‘of liir.
Bennett, of Seuvlcw
Nurweili.
Sliirl’iililii, oi’
oi Wliistod
and Mrs. ii. i.
.achuc, blast
Work on the new addition to the lac
(cry of the Liberty Manufacturing com
pnny in East avenue has been stopped
by the storm. The frume has not yet
been raised for the new section.
Mrs. Milton Elwood. of Rowan
street, who was called to Orono, Maine
a few weeks use by the death of her
father, W. ii. ilowoii, is cxpcctcd home
Monday.
Sonic sand was sprinkled on part of
tho Baht Washington street walk this
morning and paeeers over it wore
thankful.
WA.
No one. could make the least coin-
plaint this morning over the manner
in which the East svciiuc trolley line
was run as a result of the snow and
min. The cars were right on tho. min~
uic oven in the morning.
’i‘iie pastor. Rev, W. \V. Gillies. will
preach at both services at the Metho
dist Church on Sunday. Morning.
"flew to Know lied"; evening, "The
Little Foxes That Spoil the Vine."
l-J pworth League service ato up. up; the
poster will lead.
George Spraxue, engineer at the
Crescent Laundry. and wife art-mov-
ing today front 10 Cross strct. South
Norwnlk, to Van andi strooi. ()n ac‘
count of his change of rosidonce, Mr.
Spruguo is ticking I vacation today
from his duties as engineer.
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Light sleepers bud their
during the night on account of the
Sound warning signals, munlpulutcd
all night on account of the storm. They
were willing. howevm, when they
thought of the lives that might be in
dunner. to forego criticism of the six»
unis.
troubles
Mm...
Miss cook, who on heverel occasions
when she came to East Norwaik, suns
so sweetly at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church, will sing at this church
again tomorrow. at the morning ser-
vice. in the evening. there will be
music by the male chorus which did so
well last Sunday.
'l‘horo won it authoring oi' illi‘ clone
of lho lilovo Club this morning uiui
could anyone obloct on stroll n morninn
nil ibis. The rain gave the members
into. lilo fulniobt siiudow of wind it
mind he in mm. where, the cubic clou-
Imtclws our. Hid flooddnmugeu is slur
ply uppuliluit‘.
The seventeen melodious voices in .
the men's chorus etetbe Methodist
Church inst Sunday night will be heard
tomorrow night. The Horace Glare.
under Mr. Hipoon'e vigorous mantis-
meut. is growlh‘ in numbers. The no ’
club is held at is o’clock on sunday
in the church parlors. Aiiiinen are
welcome
Hurry w. Mather has been ewitl'dhd
the contract for the erection of it one-
family house in lite-t Norwalk 1»
Charles Antietam” it will he s ire;
house fit the‘lunigaibwv‘iitylc, protddéfi
slit: muvniileiiceo. 'i‘bu contra it for
the plumbing and healthy has been
avenue. February it. After the meet-
ing refreshments were served.
Contractor H. v. Carr has been“ lis-
urlng on starting the his new real-
dence oers. Lydia M. Plnkhnm tin
Hillside place, south Norwaik this
week. but the job is not yet under way
and the weather was hardly promising
this morning. At present Mr. Carr's
shop in Scariew avenue is busily en-
gaged in turning out stair-ways for the
bull donen house Mr. Carr has been
i
building in Woodward avenue, South
Norwaik. (or Charles E. iioyt.
it is believed that. Captain ii A g
Sounders, of Burl Noruulk uud Canp
talus Richurd Rnokott and Sumucl
Mott are the only oystoriucn who nit-l
working these dare at oyster du-dnluc
along the Conneciliut show They
have been able to work flow do) :5 this
week and would have done beltor but.
for the lack of wind in prupcl tiioirI
boats Weather permitting. they in i
tend to start [or the Southport tor r ion
he first of the week. l
The pinochle players of Minilowni
Hook and Liidflt'f‘ (‘onipnm are not by
any means disionrngcd ovnr tin- re
sult of the first round of the inter com
pany tournament uiih ()ld Well Hook
and builder Company. played last
week. Next week there will be anoilr ‘
t
South Nor‘wnlk and the hiuyiloucrs
are in hopes of reversing tho score
The outcome of the next round, com
blood with the score made thié week.
will determine where the third sericsl
of games will be played .
The snow last night in no manner in-
terfered with lite celebration by the
members of the Dory Club of the sec
bud anniversary of the founding of
their popular organization. There was
a big attendance at the club's cosy
quarters in (‘ove avenue. Music and
dancing were features of the evening
and refreshments were served.
Anthony Ghiotto and funiily nre mov-
in; today from the floor over tho (th
otio fruit store on the Wusblngton'
street bridge. to Buiriti avenue. South
Norwalk.
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The topic before the men's ineeilng
of the East Avenue hi’ethodlsl churcbl
tomorrow will be “The Murroipns
Low." given out thousands of yours
ugo. if foliowcd.‘ it would rov~ioluliun
lze story goicinincnt on 0min; n sin. l
title law that would nbolisb ovoiy inn i
court in our land and cnnsy every
lawyer to seek unotber occupation.
And the question is, why is not so
buneflcent a law on our statute boobs?
ivory man is not only made welcome
At these meetings. but is invited to
express his opinion freely.
(inptnln Al Gaynor. of the schoon-
ur Lucy Mine, was able to get out of
the. upper Norwelk harbor this week
for the first time since December.
when he was from in. Captain (lay-
nor came in with a load of Long is-
lund send, one half of which was for
News": parties and the other half for
Hfumford parties. The Norwhlkcrs not
llii'll' solid on time but obviously the
iiimnforil people wriiind for some time.
jl'hu licv. W W iiillios will load lilo
ltpwovih imbibe liil't‘llliiz iii llli‘ mm
Avomu- Moiluuihit’ (.‘ burch tinnduy cv
piling nt it in plot).
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noun
Thomas ii. Heartburn. oi Westerly.
ii. i. is spending A few days with
friends in Rowayton.
Dr. Chiti‘lill P. Heuliloy. who is
iipendih the’ Winter in New York.
visited riabds in Rowayton' yestsvtiuizg-il
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: ‘fi‘rom plans drown by Architectl
(Charles Vols. 150 Fifth uvonue. New.
horn. work will soon be alerted on
come chooses to the residence of
s: P. ward. in Toheueke. Airtime
«arm «in! stables will nliii) be built.
flurry W. Mather bus the iwiit‘i‘lil
conduct and tilt. Hunting and Plumb
cr round at the Old Well firo house in ,
church. in the eveninst a pastor w
lAhout the High Prices?"
The muny friends or “wrench
Grant. of Rowayton. and Miss core
Parties. of South hierwulk, forimeriy:
oi Westport. are surprised to learn of;
their marriage. which took place ill
”New York, November i. it is reported .
that Mr. and no. Grant will make
their home in Califomiuwhere Mr.
Grant has a sister.
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and Mrs Earle Themes enter-
tuinhd u purtyof young people Thurs
day evening at their residence in- Row,-
‘ayton avenue. Whist was the feature
of the occasion, and the first prizes
went to hila- Frances Ceilings and
Warren Gazer. and the consolation
prizes to Miss Beatrice DeWaters and
for Higgins. Refreshments were
served. Those present Were Misses
Vivian Stevens, Frances
Minerva Carpenter. Beatrice DeWat~
crs, lolu Slovene. Messrs. Joseph 'i‘ay-
lor, lrs Kiuins, Praetonxiiart. War»
.ron (loser, John D. Smith.
ii is going some wilds one leaves an
umbrella in the train inth is carried
to Now ,Have . [and than one is
charged a quart to notify the proper
authorities and another quarter for on
press for the return of the umbrella.
which militia securely wrapped so it
it} impossible to see whether it is the
one or not; and finally. when it will
I taken home and unwrapped. to dull it
to ho u “hue been." although the hen-
dlo corresponds exactly with the one
sought. At any rule, on thinks a lo.
(ill resident.
OUR SONHWRITER.
My iricnd wrote u love song.
All uluiui bluoicyod Liz;
. iiv'u a slick young wriior.
‘l‘lio best one induct "biz."
iic pul itosc out of luminous
And Morse is in the shade.
"While ilrcsser‘s with the angels.
[Curb writer is ufrnld.
Mm i‘ burles K is uorriod
His heart is filled with four
hot this slick friend of mine
“ill be the rage this year.
My friend gained fame and glory.
ills nniuc Will never fndo;
Now he wants it sweetheart,
A kind and blushing maid.
ills roynllios come in box-curs.
Five hundred loads it day.
Wimp he writes one more soon.
lic‘li own the Li. S. A.
i..|i2WiS l.. iiidifiKifil:
iiilllili in tum
Mrs. Joseph iiindley. who has bunt
ill for some time. is now getting along
nicely.
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Announcemenl is made that Freder-
ick Bchrndur has sold his extensive
properly. The purchaser is said to be
a New Jersey mun.
m
The Norolon Heights lire
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company '2,
. gave a successful and enjoyable damn-j
nnd social inst evening at the lire:
The event, was for tho purposol
of raising money for tho building fund. l "i floor-go K i’crry nt Combo
liouec.
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Sunder mornlni; Rev. lion-ion Smilinl
poster of llii‘ Methodist Church. with
prrurh on the sublet-l. ln ilidiun. 'l'lu-
evening scl‘vlco will be u revival nicot-
log, subject. tidying;r i-lmomh Things.
Every one welcome.
Uncoln Council, 0. U. A. M.. of
Dal-ion, has not yet decided when it
will hold the next social dance, but
the event Thursday evening was so
successful that it is a sure thing that
another will be held shortly.
Station Agent Bird. of Pelhem. “who
was the successful bidder for the spa-
cy of the New York New Havea'end
Hartford Railroad at Dar-ion but not
yet Irrived in town yesterday after-
noon. to relieve Stephen it. Hoyt. who
l-wontly resigned. it was thought
iiio week.
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'il‘llili'o wow but two iiiili‘ll or l'i‘ill wt
into in lint-ion. last. work with mori-
slings mounted of iii no 'i our.» whro
blx soles of property for the third
«begin January, lost your. and lilUl‘l‘
mm of 01.600. The property trees»
we follow: Julie 0. Hlscox to Perils
it). twin. Tammi: will ducal) Stark
_ to Moria Johnson. Nerotou eveilue. . .
buried willi be heliowlh. s mtg}!
interest in who a: w ill send
e um tel
gfill Al for the so: lei
be dulled mien to ooh'e‘l .
adult flowed other» as the‘ eléeuoh
9th finite? states senator and a public
interest
field hou
friends in no
ll Still the the'rlifilltip of ii‘eir-
cranuien Iii. .l. Hill‘s
town remember illiorlif
t. "v
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:give u hrtiude on the topic. “Who ‘
Ceilings. ‘
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that Mr. ilird wuuld uni horn curly mi
utilities lil i Another motor of politicill l
tliduey b: iiuiviey it part lit the defeat}
numerous drawers.
shelf;
Kitchen Cabinets
Equipped with metal zinc top. metal iio‘ur sitter,
. cupboard room.
regular $25.00. at ......
History of Sales
lture andHouse-
‘ rnishmg ; ale
At Mitchell’s—”Starts Today
We Are Going to Make It Unequalied in the
. ~ Every article in this sale is u genuine bargain, beauties each and every one iii valuedal it much higher
price thrill you are actually paying for it .Someiilipg different every day. Get our Special bale price‘ list.
’5 HercAre Just a Few Additions to. till-3:143...
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75c Bamboo Tables at 63c
" Bed Couches
Regular 812. 75. at ................
Gold Clocks
‘ ............................ $1.98
a
............................ $1.49
sliding
i .......... $16.00
Regular 83.00, at ..
iloguinr $135. at ..
............ $9. 95
Regular 8 9.00 hi ................
Regular 811. «ii. iii ...............
linmilnr $14. i0 lit ........
White Enameled Cribs
Regular 8 675. at ................
lionlllur $6.50, ill ..
ill-millir Sitfiilful . .
Medicine Cabinets
............... ,............l$7.75
w ........ $5.50
............... $2.75
................ .............$2.10
.. ......... I 5.75 llcgnlnr nus, ul ..
. ........... S 7.50 ilogular 32.75, in ..
............ I 9.95
............ I12 50
25c Tabouretlies at 19c.
F. A. MITCHELL
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISH ER
lioizito Mnnlu'rr,
10c Articles at 8c
host Pups, Sink Brushes. indies. Dippcrs, Forks.
'i‘iu Pulls; .
NORWALK. CONN .1
of Mr. Hill for the United States ecu'
trio.
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The churns for the proseiitatlon.of‘-
Sir John Strains?! celebrated und
beautiful cuntntei‘Mruclfixion.‘ is
growing and thorcde Gym indication
(but the singing Wills work on Good
i'iiduy night at the Del-ion Conxrcwl
tionul (lunch will be very impressive. l
Auolhor rehearsal I'ill be held next
,wook in line with the announcement
i that rolwsrnais will be held weekly
\ musical m moot Will or
ioiii in the [lit hall on Thurs
’cl... t cninu Pubs-new 3rd for the
l v.2,iiifii' of sectirlng furnilum for the
l l v- lli‘tlt‘tl Children‘s Home in Leiloy
21- it: v. for ddatltplo children. The
f . rouinin for tile enii'i‘tnlnmonl will be
5 An interesting one and will include rc~
liliullum. instrumental music god dis»
’ evolving etcroopticsa views. Thekekctl
l (hos Will luv frothy] n comic Ind scri-
.nns nature. The price of admission
l or llw entertainment which is for the-
; insist: moo of it most worthy oeueo is
1 oil iiito. donuts.
”violin
The dance hold in National bull last
running was well attended.
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l‘ir. iiodgos is a guest in tho homo
The funeral of hits. Ii... 0. Simpson
will ho hold hillbilly nilcruoou.
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The long looked for clsy pigeon
shoot takes place this afternoon.
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Miss Lulu Meeker who has been
visiting in New York. has returned
home.
A party of young people enjoyed the
fine skating on Nash's pond Thursday
evening.
M‘s—al.-
Ralph Chen of Soutbport. is once
more installed st the Wentport Drug
company.
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l The new ice house on tho Grout pro-
l pony has been filled with it inch ice
of an excellent quality. ‘
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The county cominissinuron liuvo ru-
i foetal lo Mimi niluuor llrrnm- in linu-
qunlo Marinno of Hiiilnittualt.
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(lilo-ate iroln out or town who hum
been visiting? litre. .l. Augustus Loon
have returned to their home.
Mrs. Emma Banks and family who
recently moved in Bridgeport, have
rented it house in Nicholevule.
Mn...—
l , Peter Mutter-Mine has been‘eick
with the [rub lies returned be hit
duties at Warner's hiulmnitii shop.
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hire. Ann Mitchell gave her first
lieem on comm Events Wore her
clue in bridmrt Thursday morning.
it. Post property on the Month road
mu- “MW
“A... .,,....... . .......... w. K. .
. Minimal cieery when” the contract it... '
remodeling the buildinn on the W.
idevel‘dl iiucksof bluebirdu lliivrt been
f v
norm the lust \roch. reminding us that'
the worm. balmy weather will noon7
be here. i
Misti i-Imrnh B. Fitch has lit-on up.
pointed ndminietmirix on the vsiuiui
of the isle Emllino Pitch unit .lmucs
B Pitch.
0n 'luosduy evening the fulr (Olll-
motifs of the fire deimrtmcut it ill meet
the ladies who ore interested to mako
, furihr arrangements for lht.‘ alfnlr.
Wekonten brothers are working on
the duck good which is being construe
lNl by Fred Bradford on the iti’ilpvri)
recently purchased from the Tilly
farm. ‘ ‘
Little Miss Miii'jorlt‘ Baker gave :1
birthday puny to her friends und
schoolmates Thursday afternoon. The
little lady in night yours old and lll.‘l'
guests were royally entertained.
littlllll.
Ernest iiuuech has purchased l! mu
truck from u Ridgellclil ili'in.
\t’iliinin Robinson hits been in i‘uir
non. operating 0. 'i‘. Gregory‘s food
mill.
'i‘bomus ilouncli has returned from
a visit With his sister, Airs. lluasvll.
in Xewiowu.
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Mrs, hi. ll. iiill lillo rctnrncd to (‘nn-
non. ufioru four days’ visit uilh Mr:
W. J. Sherwood.
the Charles 'ironauii and grand-
daughter. Miss Luella Slocum. (“'0 in
liriduoporl. for n few days’ visit.
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The Norheld C E. Society meeting
will be led by the pastor. Roi. D.
Moses. Sunday evening of 7 o'clock.
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Ooi—of-town friends have been cuter-
isinod this week. by Rev. and Mrs. D.
Moses. ut the Congregational parson-
use.
i. (3. Fusion has been in Hartford
this week. offending the annual meet-
imr of the Sluts Dairyinen's Assocln.
lion.
Mum—49‘ m.
Miss hlyru ilurriii in improving und
now nllli' iii sit up. Willis Iiunkn liiiN
boon unimiiluiinn for iwr iiiiu wu-ok
us liiiit‘lli'i‘ iii the hildlilo illslricl
school.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. l’. Lockwood, bib-m
‘ islthel Milkweed. nndhllss Anon Hunks
were in Epsilon Wednesday. nttond~
lug the meeting. of Fairheld County
Pomona Orange. No 9.
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Mrs A19. Turner and Mrs. J. P.
Fitch Went to must Novw‘slk on 'l‘burs
33%.“? wetland the reception given by
notion... Poet Womans Relief
Corps. to Mrs ,Clnvissn‘ilnles. iii the
residence of Mrs, il‘ule hull Miss li‘riolL
'i‘lii- iinuiiiugiiirrio moi Thursday
".lournvys in tho Cori-nuts."
surround with hire. ’1‘. ll. Dilbert.
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by llnlwli
Louis Slum-neon nus ouniinuptl
ll. \V luwltr
ill-s. \ isiii-d midi:-
‘lml‘i ii“ ’l‘uosdny.
A... n. vw. ,
.‘lin‘i (li‘i‘U'iiilt' liodd. of New You
is the truest (if Wilton file-nix
Mr. and Mrs. Webb. of North “‘3'
Ion ll:'|\c returned ll'iiili n proii'mtv
Hell with their son in Lurrbnloui
'tllltlgcly [-‘urlu. tho i‘i‘ui’uli‘} soul I!
illv‘ Folsom family.
not Episcopal >l8lill‘.llil hi
Lind M’i‘li'. Poison conicrnpiuw to ;.~
mnln lure.
has born sold to ..
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According to ropni‘ls llii‘i‘i‘ nus "
disturbance in South Wilton
Yell“ Sunday evening. st-rm'ul llnlin- a
worn- muti‘r-i‘m‘il in tho nu-icc, nod :i
shot was fired. Nothing serious
suilod. bum-vol. slid the parliripuu“
it is said, dispersed in tho ("l't‘l‘lliili (9
\‘l'innipuuli.
a hurt
li
Mrs. Charles A .linbli-r and hits.
Elisabeth Rnyninnd attended the Nin-
\\'nik (‘huptcn ii. A. it. meeting held
lit the home of lilt‘ rout-iii, Mrs. (ii-mu“
ii. Norton, ol‘ llurit‘n. lust 'i‘iiltriztiuf ill
icrnonu. The stoic regent, Mrs. John
1.. iliioi. of i.ltrilficld. wait-x present in
n guns! of honor. .
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Owing to tho inclement wvullu-r or
Tuesday film-o was not it full attend
itili't' of tho Wills: Club, \\‘lil('li tool
with More Alive (lliustoud. Three in-
l‘lt'iei. liouovnr. horn in pin), ninl :i
very cnjuynbio ilftornoon true sin-ill.
Mrs. ii. i). Chiciiosicr \vus liu- wimp.
of the highest score.
Mr. E, A. Keller. non-rum. lll..
writes us: “i on no ox-elmlnoer with
22 yours active service to my credit.
About three. vours ago on kidneys
were affected so that i bad to give. up
my engine. First l was troubled with
serum. itching pain over the hips.
'l‘lu-n followed inflammation of ”W
bladder. and spectra appeared before
my eyes. A sample of Foley's Kidney
Pills that i tried. so benefited me (but
i bought more. I continued in lake
them until now i can safely testify
they liuve made me a sound and well
man. “ Bridge Pharmacy.
MissiNG LINK DIICOVERED.
illleMlNG'i‘ON, ind.. Jun. 29.-—Dr.
.lolin llnnoinuu. on no exploring trip in
South America for tho (inrnonlc liliill‘
lllli‘ of Pillsbury. hurl disruvor oil the
missing link in nuimnl lli'o lwluoon no
Hillulliiliiili‘l‘ und tin? fish. norm dlnu to
u dispuluil ionolvod by in Kori lino
luunn bond of tho iiidlunu University
Zoologioui liupnrfiueni.
At the junction of the lilo Nosio and
the Anteson Rivers. nesr Manes. Bro
all, the ashlar-er says he recently
found a fish withimi‘diments‘ry less.
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eminence or. eoneonrioue .‘
Munro‘s.
WASHLNGTON. Jen 29.--Att0iuol" .
' throat and lung remedy,
-_ Celebrated Adlai. Recently Divordlid.
Will “Well His Pupil. Daughier
ol Former Senator Jones
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.1, NEW HAVEN. Jail 28. -Of consid-
lerable interest in this city comes the
Home of the announcement by Freder-
|loft Mechionniea the world famous
sculptor of his engagement and mm.
ring: to Miss Alice Juries. daughter of
. former United States Senator Jones,
of Nevada. The wedding will take
place probably the latter part of Feb
runry at Home. After a. honeymoon
trip through Europe the couple will
coins to this country to reside
The announcement has peculiar in
' forest in this city because of the fact
that Mr. MacMonnles's first wife, Mary
Faireiiil‘d, was a niece of Frederlrlt
Falmfl who died recently and who
was for ”fit ‘gieat many years superin
termini of the Western Union Tole»
Keith office in this city. Mr. Muc-
ormies and Miss Fairchiid failed to
agree tcmperameutaily and were di~
vlrced in November, 1908. in Paris, on
these grounds. Miss F‘airchild has since
nmiried Will H. Dow. another artist
The second Mrs. MncMon'nies to br-
ls‘hiso an artist having been trained
for six writs undci \ir. MncMonnies.
After lbs wedding they will go to (liv-
ers-y. in Normiuidy. on artists' resort
where the two first met and then they
i
' will go in italy before returning to
this country. Miss Jones is u Bryn
Mawr girl and went to Paris nine
ycnrs use to study. .
808E LUNGS AND RAW LUNGS.
Most people know the feeling. and
the misc-robin state of ill health in indi-
cates. All people should know that li‘o~
loy's Honey and Tim the greatest
will quickly
cure the soreness and rough and re.-
sioro a normal condition. Ask for
Foley's Honey and Tar. Bridge Phar—
macy. ”
WATERBURY MAN CUTS THROAT.
WATERBURY. Jan. 29.—-Elilolt
Summers, accd 77 years. was found
(load in his room at 25 Windsor street,
this morning, he lllulng taken his life
during the night by cutting his throat.
llr Suinmers was recognized locully‘
"F it good spoiisnmn, and w as especial
ly fond of'ilshing and hunting. He has
llt‘t‘il dospondcnt for some time.
(‘ousidoring how early the lee crop
is li'iiil)‘ for the hurt-est. high prices
may pi-ihnps be expected next summer
location of carrying charges—Provi-
dence Journal. _ ‘
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r7 PE.
i
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than hull year.
» Decorator
, Telephone 453.;
1.; I; I, F, .‘ i. l .
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECT!!!
SIGN for your store and show
dows. We make them. All also!
they SELL THE GOODS!
Try a small sum for a I
increase in your business will
you to order tumor chub.
u‘
to mementos eraser.
tours uoswn ‘
General Wickereliithi has decided that » 4
the dividends received by n corporu
lion‘no hlticklu‘ildnv of tiny oilici not
purplish of the churutuor to which lln» ‘
unblhibbsiiin u in): of one per cent.
on not incomes speller. should be on
ducted from its fire-n income. ressru
loss oi‘ the humour. of the iiit‘lJlii'tlitii‘
of shell dividend paying. corporation. 4
I ,
WIRE NOAH W. '-
WAINlNa'l'ON; I
I Tiler 434
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id but sneer, innumer-
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