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B n lid of Pharitracy
'Prompt and ofloiont shines at
all times
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
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Mrs El‘iiii _L. ljlauclt. of Second
Itt'éét, ill a ghost of relatives ill New
City. l-’
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‘ The solve Club will shortly dissolve
for the roll.“ the winter, unless se-
vere weather returns (or a protracted
period. '
William Gilbert, the carpenter, wlro
has been enjoying a vacation has rc- ,
named his duties on the ilai‘ncr block
rebuilding.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be. held this evening at the li'ast C. Hawkins I)? R- W Morgan (‘llarit‘iii
Avenue Methodist Church. with the
pastor, ltev. W. W. Gillies. in charge}
There is some hope that if the
ground hog prediction is not correct,
the selectlnen will go‘. busy on the
work of filling in the Washington
street bridge. 1
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George B. Jersey. formerly of East
Norwaik. has brought suit for divorce
against his wife, Clara Jersey, charg-
ing her with desertlon. The couple
were married in 1904.
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Louis Brim, who is employed at oyo
ster opening at the plant of the Stev-
ens Oyster Company in Rownyton. in
going through an attack of the grip
but is now recovering nlccly.’ .
The. house which Contractor H. W.
Mather has been erecting in East ave-
“ "hilc’“'t‘or"1«‘lbch "Brothel-s will soon be
ready for occupancy. Charles Yost.
ptho mason. and his assistants are now
putting on the walls.
Arrangements have been made to
hold a meeting of the East Norwaik
Yacht Club on Thursday evening, Fuh-
ruary 17th. At that time various mat-
tcrn pertaining to the \vl-rl ~r’s devel-
opments yachtingwrsr will he discuss-
cfl.
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Gcorllc 1. Britten is having quite ex-
tensive improvements made about his
residence at the corner oi East Ave-
uuea d Fort street. The work in-
olud a fine new. large porch that car
tends acreas the front of the house
and on one side.
Dominick Riccio, who is employed
at the Tactoyy of the Clear Felt Hat
Company. was taken ill yesterday
while at work and had to go borne. it
was found that he was suffering from
Mic grip and he is now taking an cu-
forccd vocation.
The boys and girls have been using
the tlrocscbncr pond at tho corner of
East. Washington and Fort vim-ts to
such extent the last few days for shut
in; that tho ice is now pretty well cut
up. ospocially on acclaim of the
warmth of the air during the day.
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The young man over (hilt way who
belong to the sixth Company. Coast
Artillery, are telling how strict the to
succumb? it t‘oaular crlny otlloor was
last night. Ono young man had on
pointed shoal was called, as was also
another who wore a neck tie. Various
other Incidentsworn also lvllitcti.
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Arthur Brown was on hand to give
the members of the Young Men's As-
sociation their instruction in athletics.
This organisation in in a position to
do much good for the nlom‘ru but the
attendance has not been hit large as it
should be. Just a hat the trouble is
nobody has been been able to figure
out
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Mrs. Charles Mountain of Cotton
avenue. has been called to Port Joffch ..
, son lllllg island. on account of the so
riouri'itliness of her mother, Mr. C ii
all». Mrs. liidor in or advanced in
are and fur. m cutltlalosd that site
will not recover. Another daughter
in Miss Harriet Elder, of Cottage Ivan-
one.
There is sadness today among the
believers in the yronndhoa legend. if
the animal in addition was in any way
milliontrflli'fiu. llo cot-Imam out
‘4 ed the pa
noon It hit homo in Ssaviow avenue.
The first urine was awarded to Mrs.
D. Burr Beach and the second to Miss '
Edith troom. The next meeting of the
club will ‘be held two ricotta Ionce with
. Mrs. Beach at her homs in Bette place.
. Next Tuesday night will
with. This multimil-
, til "Md six weeks more of
dour Whist Club is a
very plinth a m oner- yesterdcy after
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The member! of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company are class over
the success at their pinochlo espou-
Tuesdsy evening in the second round
or the intorcompany tournament with
our wen Hook and Leader company.
of South Norwslk. it ill felt that it is
somewhat of an advantage to have the
last round cf the tournament pver here
settle the
championship.
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The committee for theorgari fund
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
reports very satisfactory progress. it
is believed that there will be a ready
response to the appeal for sufficient
money to take advantage of the gener-
ous gift of Andrew Carnegie. Yester-
day the committee put. out its subscrlp
lion books. There are five. one for
each member. The committee consists
of the pastor Rev. W W. Gillies, .l.
Aiusworth and Daniel Lliommcdiou
Combo.
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the six weeks’ worth will Mrs. Thomas Barker is entertains
_ , her father. heal-unis Liubert at
l . WW ‘ id Iort. '
Mrs Charles H. Aiathorpe sntcrtain- Br Bel
tone walls on ills from property at
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Mrs. Thomas Steam will entertain
the ladies of Christ church this after-
“0011.
Miss Sarah Gotham is spending the
remainder of the winter with relatives
at Mt Kisoo. N. Y.
Dr."wiliiam ‘thsisr has been the
guest or Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ogden
in Port director, N. y.
The Noll Mitchell residence which
has been recently renovated has been
rented to out of town parties.
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Georire Fairchild entertained a good
ly number of Formcra' club members
was the speaker for the evening.
Mrs-John Henry Jennings has pur-
chased a now automobile which she
will enjoy upon her return from the
south.
The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hill of Casino
street was held from its parents'
home Monday afternoon 1..
John Baker is the happy grand
father of a 15 pound boy born last
week to Mr and Mrs. Robert Editor at
White Plains
Florist Samuel Banks who has been
confined to the house nearly all win-
for with the rheumatism is ones more
able to attend to his work.
Sheriff ivorae Banks of nodding.
Riiiiillilii
'i‘hc (llOli of thc iinplisf (‘ hurclr nill
meet on Friday ('\ClilllR at it o‘r'iolit
for rehearsal
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Tilc literary entertainment filillillll
ice of the RoWayton r‘rr-c l ibrur _\ will
hold a meeting. Frill“) cloning at T : .i0
o‘.clock at the. ilaplist parsonaac
Several of the local ow‘ucrn of auto
mobiles are having their Innlhinca
overhauled and cnorncilcli for thc
spring. Just now there are a number
of cars which will soon be out,
plendont in new coats of enamel.
Lawrence L. Grant and Mrs. Cora
E. Bortino were married on November
6th. 1909' in Brenton: New York.
They will so to Colorado in the spring,
where Mr. Grant has mining interests.
Mr. Grant also has a sister living
there.
William '1‘. Raymond has returned
to his home al The Munich. after a
five weeks‘ stay at the Bridgeport lion»
pitai, where he underwent an opera-
tion and treatment for his cyan. which
have troubled him for some years past.
He has been greatly benefited by his
stay in the hospital, and tropes to in-
out in a few days again. .
The Slovene Oyster Company. since
its inception as an oyster olmninog con-
cern a few months ago. has been one
of‘tho busiest concerns in town, upon-
im front 600 to 700 gallons daily in
the past few weeks. 80 harry has the
concern been that it has been accos-
Mll')’ to work the crew oi twenty-seven
mcu until late in the evening. Yester-
day a large number of rush orders
rains in. and the men were told that
they would have to work all day. part
of last’nlzht and all day today. The
men rebelled at this, and at the end
establishment. Arrangements were at
once made to fill their places. and
Meander Stclnhurt sent for a crew of
colored oponcra from South Nut-walk.
work not being very brisk in some
of the places where tilt-no men had
been employed.
mutter luid boon satisfactorily udiust-
ed.
the, old crow decided to return
work. .I _
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out. of town.
we. .mww
town Tuesday.
Orlando Allen has returned Item I
brief visit to New York.
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George Lewis is entertaining a
friend from New York city.
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Arthur noise not purchased a bull
do; from parties in Bosnia
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Miss sisal rennin has been min
recent guest of« «friends in Wanton.
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Horne. ll 00!” will dauchtor are
Inioylu; a visit in Washington D. 0.
Miss nadir iiiplcor got midssport.
vi his bols'soulo restore-v and, use his
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who the guest Tuesday of hot lornror
as
N‘s- i
of yesterday's work walked out of the
The colored men at-
rived ‘an they declined to take the
platen of the white openers until the
After a shop call this morning.
to
Mrs. Willi-mi Boldt spout yesterday
l’hilip Ccrliuri of Weston, was in
Navy new. and Senator landfill
was in Iowa Tuesday and accompanied
I by t" ornciiua Kcmpcr spent part of the
rim chiming at Compo beach.
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itnhbil hunters the last few weeks
have done considerable damage .10 the
rinriucrn by tearing down their fences
and not Opiacinlz thorn.
; Alice London the daughter of James
I London, while skating on Dr. Ruland' a
wood several days ago. broke through
Ithe ice and she received a drenching.
I She is now confined to bombed with n
I so love cold.
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i llcv. .lnhcz Backus, a former pastor
of the Congregational church, is
visiting friends in town. At Found-
crs‘ day celebration at the high school
Tllcsday he delivered an eloquent dd“
dross upon "Personal Reminiscence!
of Horace Staples.” through whose
generosity we have one of the thrust
high schools in the stale.
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Jerome K. Keogh. of ltul‘lzlziltr.
the new pool champion. lie “‘02 31c
title from Thomas A. Houston in a
match that terminated lasl uiuh. by a
score of 600 to Bill, winning Ill
points, Keogh outplayed liucslun .r.
every stage of the panic. llc fool. 1hr
lead by it points on the opcltlu).
illKlll. increased if by l puilll lhl' sec
and night and added 12 more points
last night. lie played steadily and
consistently and did not lose his
nerve until laic last night.
The NcisoIrWoigast foriydlvc round
‘ light for the lightweight championship
of the world will take. place in the
lurch" on lllcAlamedalruaohuli grounds
on tirrv‘aftcllroon of P‘t‘llillllfl 22. Till"!
was unuollntcd today by Promoter t-llfl
Hester after a conference with the
champion who arrived here yesterday.
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,. York dun. Rev.
. sands of Catholl-cpuloits throughout
gory; carefully the itwilrdn oi the Great
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router or at Return. Donbury, has this
the Sun recently.
to say:
air: in II letter to
“Doctor at Divini says that our pul
pits are silent on he question of hell
i be; to differ with him. The doc-
trine of hell il broached from then»
Christendom The reverend doctor
“clearly" sees that "the Old Testament
Scriptures hover taught an eternal
hell of punishment." He has studied
Teacher and is certain that He never
taught it. , I
i will quote I few of the molly
texts of Scripture to show that the
doctrine of hell is taught in the Old
Testament and was inculcated by
Christ Himself.
A fire It! kindled in My wrath and
shall burn ever to the lowest hell
(Dent. unit, 23.)
The sinners of Sion are afraid,.
trembling hath seized upon the hypo— '
critos. Which of you can dwell with
devouring fire? Which of you shall
dwell with everlasting burnings?
fluids, :3le it.)
The dead that are In hell. whoso'
spirit is taken away from their bowv
sis, shall not give glory and lusticc'
to the. Lord. (Baruch il. 17.)
Woe be to the nation that riseth up:
against my people; for the Lord Al- I
mighty will take. revenge. on them. till
the day of Judgment He will visit
thorn. For He will give fire, and’
worms into their flesh, that they may
burn and may feel forever. (Judith
xvi., 20 21.)
Christ ill describing the last iudlr
Inonl said:
Thou shall the Killg say to them
also that shall be on his left hand:
Depart from me you cursed into
ercriastlng fire which was prepared
for the devil and his angels. (at I
Luke, xxv., «ii. i
Christ in the parable of imruaa’lld
Dives pictured the latter in hell: “The
rich man also died and he was buried
in heil.’ in this parable hell in cm
phatlcnliy rolled a place of torincnts"
(St Luke xvi. 28I
Christ in warning against the fear'
of the uorld said to the lawn: "Fear,
yc him, who after he hath killed hall!s
power to cast into hell." ISt. Luke.
xii, ll.)
Christ in [)l’t‘ilt‘lllilg against scandal
used these words:
if thy syn scandalist thee pluck it
out. it is biotin: tor thee with one
eye to enter Into the kingdom of God.
than having two elm; lo be out into
III.» imil of tire. on Mark. Ix are."
'Illrrr- are abundant («Its in Scrip-
illi'c to prove the caislem‘c ol‘ it‘ll. ill
the very lusl book. the Aramalvpse, or
llcvclnlion the teaching is very (itL
finite In ricscriiripu the last attempts
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«f rim: against the Charm til. loin:
:zays:
Acid llurc canto down lire from
(lollcnl of heaven and devoured
then, and the devil who seduced
lill‘.‘l was cast into the noel of fire
rrrll brillinlmlc‘ where both the beast,
and the false. prophet shall be for“
menlt-ri day and night former and
c :cr. lApoc., xx. 9.)
In the eighth vcrsc of (re twentv-
flrld chapter or the same book the
author dchominntes some of the souls
who will people hell:
lie: the fearful and unbslieving and
tire Lill‘llrilllllllt‘ and untoward lll'l
"liil:‘l'lllflll|lt‘l"il and sur‘crcrn and
il‘u'anrs, and all liar-I. they shall
lune their portion in the pool burn
its still fire and brill‘fltoun which is
thr- inn’mlit‘l death.
'l‘ilt‘ thought of hell I-l li'l(t II~‘.I'.
Jim Oiloulltc today disposed at his
iirilllrcnort franchise In the (‘Imlll-cll
out baseball iA‘tlfitltl to it. mitotic
McCann, of Jersey (Elly. formerly it
uranngcr oi the Eastern llcuauo team
of that'city, ‘it is underntolnl that the
price poll! was moon.
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Aroumcntc to In all. Thli
Afterncfln.
BOSTON. Fob. ll.—~’i‘hcre was
morning session totisy at tho Charla
lulu Navy Yard of the color-Initialw
which iii trying Pnymaliior (inertiali
Aliid oil charges of anon: uh Dr lddl
, word it. Cowlcs at a "hop" last more
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tor-day and ndlonrnmcnt was llilmli
until this alteration when Major lien.
ry Menard. senior counsel for Acid.
was to begin the argument.
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midst unlis‘udi interest ill the one it
shown at xWMillnstoap 1
is mil in a degree by a lilo II
thin a full transcript of the monorail
inns In: scatlto both discretely or the
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The trial of Past Aliillhllllt Bar-
“on Renault. on charges similar to:
those analyst i’lpvriigtaior Anld will, it
Tommy; Burns and llill Lana have
been matched to fight for the heavy
weight championship of Australia. on
\l .n in this are of luxury, on-ldllursu
and crime. All the wicked any in
their hearts, there is no GOtl, so too
they say there Is no hell.
WALTER .l. SllANl..l2\'.
llnnbury, (Joann Jannurv 26.
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expanse acres acoucto.
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lo. into Adorn (some Co.
BOSTON.
Siilmlflle Circle Rcbliaica Lily Attach-
.Bupl'eme Circle is fighting the move.
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i made Tuesday.
I night.
I ensued.
Iiecl but sonu thoughtful brought an
Merger of Invent Opposition Compan-
Foil.“ “dos-Express rates
between this city and New Yank will
Ivtdcnoc Concluded Yntarday. and
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but. The cvldcl’lte was concluded yon;
be reduced considerably after March
i. when monomer oi the New York
and Huston lie-patch and Earl and
i’rew Express Companies. into the
Adams; Express Company. last an-
ononucwil zoos into offset.
After the first of next month "tho
New Yolk and Boston nonunion Cour
puny will withdraw from all local
points on this New York. New liuven
and Hartford Railroads. and will turn
did only through business between-
Ina Blink Account oi the New
Britain Granulation
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. 3.-Wsr has
been declared by Circle Ever Ready.
Companions at the Forest. upon the su-
preme circle. or the order The local
cirlsc has acceded from the order and
is taking steps to affiliate with the
Lady Foresters of America, but the
Other circles in the state are expect
ted to take similar action. Money on
deposit amounting to 8206 in the Sav-
ings Bank of New Britain belousin; to
the circle has been attached by the Sir
premc Circle. The oiilccrs of the circle
have been unable to find out who iii
the lawyer fighting them, as the pa-
pers have not yet been served on them
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‘Wouid injurciany Connecticut banks.
but because if postal banks are satalv
this would injure Connecticut buaiu
ness,
gages.
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.WABHiNGTON. Feb, arr-Petitions
from banks in Connecticut are bolus
received by the Connecticut members
of congress, against the postal, sav-
inxcbauks propoaition. now being dis‘
cussed in the senate. The Connecticut
bankers arsopposed to any postal say-
ings bunks system, not. because it,
bailed money will be withdr-swu‘from
local use. it is claimed that it money
is put into pobtai savings blinks, the
funds thus deposited will be trans
mitted to the large centers of business
and population and held there. and
where at present deposits in
avings banks can he leaned on mort
The Connecticut bankers adso ob
ect because postal savl do banks
loci. this session. and will not but
the appropriation bill is out or the
“ Walt.
'thc principal opposition i to
comes from the cast.
promises to be long drown out in the
The w tern inambors i- oi
Scorigrcs‘tl favor the postal banks, while
thcni
The discussion ;
coasts, and the chances are that no
bill will so through congress this and.
sion, at leashnmr
at
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Don‘t wait too long and regret, the
lost opportunities of this great event.
Everything in tire
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At Reduced Prices
Now is the time and place to pns- '
“ll "1 last “18M bill they learned at would tend to centraiin tion. and anus that long desired luxury for the
the Milk the “WNW “5 ”9d “9 The would give more power lb the United porno; "
balance of the $400 which the circle States government, instead of leaving _______
h“ in “9 "PHI!” ‘3 stowed “"3” local banking institutions to the‘ B- K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
where it will be around the clutches states. The petitions fronl 30“..ch
of tilt Supreme rclc.
The attachment of the money was
following a stormy
session of the circle held Monday
The object of tilts meeting was
to organize an independent circle con-
nected with the Lady Foresters of
America but the plans were interfered .
with somewhat. i-llulc Deputy Annie
Cnlcorim of New liavcrr she had at
tended a meeting of the circle a week
previous with Supreme Supervisor of:
laws invclyn Savvrer of Boston to fly;
and patch up matters on behalf of the. ‘
suprcurc cirtlc and had failed got
word somehow of \londnl a luclltiufz|
and halted in It wasnt intended Hiit'
should know nulthlna about it but we
;luen (an never been .i sclrli and sin-
approved on the drill! l‘iricf 1‘qu
panion Kittie l ynrh prc valued and roll
all on Financial Secretary (‘ W.
liolmcs for a report. Mr. Nolan 5 star
ted to make his report who u Stale ilcp
uly t‘orcorau sic ppcd forward and sets
ed the Inn-cl out of the presiding util-
cm 8 hands. Au Amazon our nearly
A dozen woiucn were on their .
t
other gavel from lilt other end of tilt
hall and handed it to Chief (‘olnpcniou
Lynch, She insisted on holding llrc' ‘
reins of the meeting and tho strife dep i
uty subsided for n time. As the meet.
in; continued the stale deputy batted
in frequently and kept tabs on every”
thing that wan going on. The next“-
dly the money on dormil was attach
ed.
The circle started to more to break
loose from the order ut the meet
lug December 20. Steps were tak-
cn leading up to the action. At the
ncxt meeting, Monday, January it. fur
tllcr plans were made. Financial Sec
etfl‘ry Holmes made some statements
concerning the supreme circle to whil ll
State Deputy ('orcoran of New Haven
took exception. She said she would
hare Suprcm . Supervisor of Laws Saw
yer of Boston at the next lnecling to
contradict lilt'ili. Both women put in
on appearance at the meeting January
it, and willie the supreme supervisor
was very ladyllkc Ilrcmbcrs of the rlr
cic says the state dcputy read the riot
net. This resulted in the determination
to organize a new circle last Monday
night.
The cause of the break is due to the
desire to form a Grand Circle ill Coir
lrcclicut. Pennsylvania desired to or-
ilanlzc one, but was rciuscd. it is air
lulled and broke away from the Sn
prcnrc (‘Hit‘ willlh has its headquar-
tors in Ncn Y'olk. being incorporated
iin Manhattan. New Jersey wanted to
{term a grand circle too, and was pre-
vcutcd, sonll but four circles have ngmh 9113;) “max, lump, llzoox,
withdrawn. At the lust nicotiug of 11:03.
the supreme circle, it is said, u now P. biwlilzilllx. inn}. 210ml. 2:07.
bylaw was passed which made it are 3533’“ 3 5" l 32 " "’~ {“2” 5:2?
ousary to give ninety days notice anti GIIlix. "’0 03' it $133? ”:00"
have a majority of the local circles A. M.—-1li;0llx. 6:00. 7:3". 9:”;
before a grand circle for a state could
be oraalliacd. After that it was uccea
sary to not 75 per cent. of tlio votes of
the supreme circle. so it was practical.
ly out or the direction. The local cir-
clo expects other circles will join with
it in its move. as soon as they under;
stand the shunt n. it is alleged that
the illiprcmc ct 'cic Is rdli for the bond
fit ul‘ the hood onus. The per capita
for a grand circle is only one half
what it. is in the supreme circle. At the
limo It was first proposed to organise
in grand circle ill Connecticut it was at
log‘cd by the supreme circle that tho
holiness would not permit it. bill now
the supreme circle is said to haven
good balance in the treasury
out are based on a circular issued by:
which sets forth in detail
tions to thc systclu.
tongross on various occasions but no
action has or or been taken.
ate committee has reported a hill and waam Branch Office Of
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WABiilNQTON Fob. 8.~»Alasita re-
2 ports to the weather bureau are to
the client that the coldest weather
thus tilt this winter is. how prevailing
in on r’s'lion ,‘ ‘
. Temperatures or to to till courses
may earn were reported Wednesday
morning from Eagle and 'l‘snana.
» Alaska.
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association. ,
the objec-
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The sublcct has been discussed in
The can
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TIME TABLE.
in Efioct November 8. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-~l2:.’r3x. 510M. fuilx. o: till
6:62. 7:20. 7:46. lizile. 8251:. 9:103;
9:37. 10:20:. 10:53:. 11:29.
P. M.-~l2:63:. 2:50» (ital. httlilx
5:35x. 5250:. 0240. «max. 7218):. 7:in
9:40x. 10:29,
holidays.
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HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 578..
NORWALK. CONN.
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The Evening Sentinel
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WALL
PAPER
New Coeds now in
stock. Prices are no
highci than hell year.
E, E. Gotham
Decorator
10 First Street, East Norwalk
Telephone 452
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Maxwell
AUTOMOBILES
$600 to $1500
’l‘lI-v MAXWELL holds the world's
l‘i‘ (‘tllii inl' ltiiiiiliiiil\'.«10000 miles
without stopping engines. .
\\l' r‘nrrrmluri them also for smooth
zarr ll nniuc ‘il as running
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l‘cndiul.r curllplotitin of our building,
our oiiiccs are at til Winfield St. East
Norwuik; in South Main St. South
Norwnik ‘
Norwalit Consolidated
Auto Company
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fill-5. for dem-
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchaiit to have an
SIGN for your store and
down. We make them, all Iii
they SELL 'l‘fil’ GOODS!
Try a storm sign for a startsMh
increase. in your business will “fill
you to order larger. tilled. ,.
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