budge , .
‘ Prompt slid efficient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
3 ‘ rs Doro r trolley patrons.
(will:1 in and Welt for your car.
. llamas. PHARMACY
during ilr sheen“ the account ottbg
coll! washed. tester pines not:
up and bursM. flooding a portion it
the store. A big section of the floor
soon became covered with ice. A glass
receptacle containing gold fish and we»
ter, was frozen solid.
Ernest Knapp. a well knowli ldsst
Not walk young men, who is in the
’ United States Nsvy, is now located in
Cuba with his ship. He has been there
in fact, for some three or four months.
He expects to sail in about a week for
South America. He has many friends
The Marvel Snolsi clus Will meet
this Thursday evening at the home of
Earle Edmond.
A metal front is being built on the
front of the constructed Hamel- block
on the Washington street bridge.
”CW
Mrs. Sidney Hill of 14 Fitch street.
East Norwalk has been seriously ill
with the grip but is improving very
nicely.
M
Eugene Phillipson. who has been
quite under the weather for a number
of days. appears to he improving a lit-
tle. Mr. Phlllipson is able to be about.
W
Frank llolly. .lr., and Edward Tobey.
Jr.. have secured positions with the
Sterling Oyster company in South Nor
Walk and will take up their new duties
next Monday.
Ryder and Howard, of the Washing
were bidders for
ton street bridge.
the Sielnwaid market in South Nor
walk. but a larger figure was offered
by C. Charnok. who finally got the
place.
A small schooner. used it is under-
stood, in the oyster trade appears to
be frozen in the ice in the, harbor, a
the Country
Club, to the westward, btlt not in the
short distance below
channel.
W.
East Norwalk has a good sized repre-
sentation in the membership of Uncns
Tribe, i. 0. ii. M., and in consequence of Chatswortb. N. J”
in Blast Morwslk who will be pleased
to know that he has thoroughly enjoy-
ed his experience in the navy. This
experience has also been beneficial to
his health.
myth...—
Most of the packers who are now
out of work its a result of the change
at the standss‘d oyster opening plant
in Water street, South Norwnllt. reside
over here. in consequence of which the
subject has been of much interest to
East Norwaikers. it has been given
out that the packers have simply been
laid off but it is expected that the 10-
oal'men will have to seek other work
unless there is a big increase in bus
instill" very soon.
Architect lrviug Parker Davis made
I " hsodillsp invents. bottled will
is stilling one of c. w. slutty g boats
tent proprietor and but a short before
“by pneumonia and dying aslu'rdsy st
two visits to llldillllll. Mrs Ids .lomes.
fruits sent
liliniiy, of New Rochelle. N \.
James has had a long siege of the
grip, but is gradually improving. Ind
with the prospect of fine weather the
care of a good nurse and the ever
staunch friend. Dr. F. (l. llmwn. her
relations and friends hope she will
soon be well again.
W
A son was born to Mr, and Mrs.
Oskey Smith. of Cottage street. on the
night of the 8th inst. which now
makes three little Smiths lll this fain-
liy. Pearl and the Major being the
other two. the first hey having been
morn on the 28th of February. making
two birthdays in the same iuonth.
Mlldred's mother. Mrs. David llossvtil.
together with
there was a lurk? delegation "'0'“ her“- her sisters and brother George. M“ N
at the annual mask ball last night at
the armory.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllilm M. Brewor, of
who have
been guests for a few days of Mr. uiitl
Mrs. William S. Fulani. of South 0s.
bogn avenue, Mrs. h‘olaut being their
It‘l‘f‘llchlowll, New Jersey.
daughter, returned home today.
The Mayflower Hook and
to go over to Old Well quarters
ul round in the inter-company tourna-
eltlier company's
tournament on account of the close
merit. it is now
ness of the score. s
Contractor George H. Robins and hi
assistants resumed operations this
morning at the ungdon islands pro] -
crty. The work now under way agal
is the finishing up of a big house that
it is understood
was started last year.
that some. more houses will go up 0
the property this spring.
The committee of the East Norwaik
the monthly
meeting of the company last night, at
headquarters. in Van andt street, that
the ball. held Friday night, was an ap-
F‘lre Police reported at
preoillblo success in every partlculu
'l‘lltt, company treasury benefits by
number of dollars tie a result of the en-
ierprisc.
W‘-
A man who is much interested
the growth and future of East the
walk declines that this section of the
town is now coming into her own by
virtue of being the fastest growing set--
tiou of the town. lie points out that
was ill Illust Norwslk that it was here
that the first settlement was establish'
ed in the days of the long departed
flour lmdlow.
"What’s
wily. " declared one man this morning.
With all of our kicking some of t
sidewalks were not cleaned of t
snow when thoy should. have been."
While he was correct in his summary
in s. certain extent. be was not is
lot. for the kicking llunquestionably
helped improving conditions as it gifti-
orally does.
u-ifllU—nul-nuu—u
The vestliar‘ sharps reported I diff;
till
ereuoe of nearly ten degrees
morning in the weather conditions,
favor of more livable weather way.
No thermometers were so rash on
go below the gore mark this morning.
The billetsl firmment weather ulna
predicted tremor weather today and
Ladder
Company plnochle pluyeis are already
in
Roulh Norwalk this evening for the flu-
W
the use of kicking. any
in high spirits when they receive the
young couple themselves.
along excellently.
The cost of living agitation has bee
discussed with decided interest
East Norwalit people.
he, like others. hopes for better re
sults.
a per pound, ilil against 20 tents but
short time befofb. Butter and
“it i
u still room for wide lmlirilveillf‘fi
these articles of diet and mu l’
beside.
, have been reduced some but
ll
TOWII
llf‘ll utirpi'iu~
ry Orrcutiorf
i-iltloi'l‘. it will
ii'rested about
nchusetts. low
0 accident, pull
Yesterday will inhibit Ill .luil.
years heresbouls. '00 " ht rculurit
registering ten d is this morning
leartul delighted
Id. ll. Every llong confinement.
tor of the choir uded to go to thy-
list Church. site it record for
_ Friday. ncctnupan.
lrs-llotrolt, stripped.
l some of the speedy
by South. Orrundorf
milled by his friend
will make the trip
I
The choir of the its
hold their relleursnl
church.
r. lienlulnlu 8t. .1
a avenue, is a guest
ford for a few duy
”M.-.
in
It
he
he
. i I
rindbout f: 45 yesterdny
took the Putnam Ilene
ages to the old Ntitidnsl
ill“! diet. in West Washington
lid put out ll blsse originating
operations of plumbers in
to
W. est extinguisher.
was confined to it very few
. Drivers Samuel McGowan and
A. Hoodsld. .ir.. Assistant chief
Clerk and Edward McGowiin re-
ed with the apparatus and found
the fire had eaten its way into a
and a beam.
IO
a.
choir
/ ‘ i
‘ d w 'u. ?
Ifill week, laden down with choice; “19'“
Oil by Mr. Jaw... Mm... z anti Engine l‘ompsny of Darien. and
M" ill)?
'will be held this evening.
news. while steyfs father and math.
er. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith, are
nearly as happy over the event us the
it is well to
say that mother and boy are getting
and two tulle. all
be re
ceivo'd right up to out little of starting
the races- . .
‘0
tails
W Mfg fillllllfll brown still continues
: The icebosts are having slr inn units ““0“.” ill ,
logs ‘on the (love Pond now. else is W
in good condition .for the sport... and.
with the wind of the Wt Mt” d in.
number of good or deep t e
various boats hemmed Capt.
Harry Webb is on deck, as usual... no
this year
.‘ .‘ , I .
The news of the death of Allan sills
brought sadlies to the many friends
Mr. Risk bad in Dorian. During his
several years' proprietordhip of the
Columbinrlotei and 'i‘ooito‘r house. he
became very popular. Mr. Risk was
just in the prime of lite and was ap-
psrently in the best of health when .h‘l
was last here. which has only recent-
ly. it is not many Melts ago that he
sold the Columbia Hotel to the pres-
that disposed of the Tookor l-ibule to
Eugene Meyer. Mr. Risk was sick for
two days, it is stated. held. stricken
the. Torrington Hotel. Within a week
or two he had purchased the New
Hartford Hotel and Mr. and Mrs. .i.
H. Pardee, who disposed of their inter.
ests ill the Columbia Motel to go to
the Belmont Hotel in South Nor-walk.
sold the latter hostelry a few .days
ago, to become interested with Mr.
Risk in the New Hartford Hotel. Mr.
Rick's funeral was held yesterday.
J...
The third round in" the pool mlil‘nhr
between Eagle Hook and Ladder
Police
Favor
lust at present is with the Dorian play-
ers to the extent of Ill points and the
advantage of playing at home this ev-
ening is a good and.
South Moment The
Eagle Hook and Ladder and Engine
Company held a regular monthly meet-
ing last night when arrangements
were made Tor a very pleasant occas
too that has arranged for Fri-
day evening. At that time the firemen
will tender a reception to all of the
caiivussers and other ladies who‘ss-
eluted so dnely in the annual depart»
Mrs. Fredsrlcli Books is on the sick
list.
i.)
Frank harder spent suturd’ly with
his brother. Stephen Haroor of Valley
For ,
Wan—-
lilo! Annie Fitch was an over Sun
day guest of Mrac ..’l‘ Gregory. ill
Cannon.
Mrs. W. ii. liatl‘etl. of Lyons Plain.
s at yesterday with her"sisier. Mrs.
.8. Andrews.
Albert Sterlini. A! Stamford, has
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Sterling,
W
Miss Alice (lullclt has been enter-
taining friends from Atlantic City and
Bloomfield. N. .i.
W
M
Mr. and Mrs. Has/icy Willows spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. c. 0. Per
ry. at Valley Forge.
m
Mrs. D. Moses and her young son.
George Libbey. have been on the sick
list for several days.
cud
Uusley Corss and friend. from New
York. spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Col-ea.
The Lockwbod and Burritt loe houses
were tilled last week with a line quot-
ity of twelveinch ice.
.....-—
George w. Adams has purchased
about one hundred acres of woodland
and sawmill property formerly owned
by the late Joseph Godfrey.
iiiiiu stimuli.
iiOYT‘S THEATRE TONlGiiT.
Kill!) can... Albeit .Sutl nly.Rs-
enlists Item Anaesthetic llli
Llitit Ohmmlotl
BTOCKHOLM. Sweden. recs 8.——li
was officially stated today that King
Gustave was progressing toward recon
’ery as rapidly as was to be expected
following last night' a operation for sp-
pendlc‘itis. No complications have
arisen from thesurgery. the announce-
ment of which in the morning papers
took the capital and country by com
’iiidto surprise. Early in the day a
crowd gathered near the palace can
my awaiting peels from within.
.. The court physicians acted prompt.
lyiwben the nature of his mslesty’s
ailment was determined“ For three
days he had suffered with abdominal
pains which an early diagnosis seem-
ed to indicate were due to optsrrh of
the stomach. They did not appear to
be alarming. but their persistence led
to s more thorough examination and
the conclusion that appendicitis had
developed necessitating an immediate
operation At l0 oclock hat night the
royal family, several members
which were spending the evening at a
ace, and soon afterwards the operao
tion was performed.
The monarch. who ‘19“ proclaimed
ago of King Oscar, has endeared him-
self- to his silbiects by the intern
which he hits manifested in all on»
ters that pertain to their welf~- with
The oflleial bulletin issgam tit-
morning read: , w“ om.
‘Unoll recovering fron'n “(mom
of the anaesthetic, the men now out
tively little discomf'
lies! fairly wilted be in Violation
“309‘“! WHO)“ agreement lil force
kml'fi lemeidstrlkc. and numbers of
mi“. Dulfi‘i’lellcvcd to be strongly
ills Hmuy'
Tilt}
“The Girl from Roofers." which“
piece originally opened a d 3“".
Music Hall simply as .9“ arts.- and
The case
II A}.
"m the futon/t? supreme court
after its succe was granted and ill
meiii tnir this winter.
lIlSlIIIl '
i " song.
1
Frank N. Saylor is ill/mi
tism.
lilo the sun."
m ‘
Leonard (innit l“ tilll‘ilnil.
home with the g N." sous. loissu.
g, ll‘llfll‘
* Mrs II J_ l'.\' iiillt‘h ilitlct-tIC
Mi in the second dean» and given
‘ life lmprisomionia
its
Rubsks \vus convicted of mur~
D“
'iiiloughoai both "dais Ssviak pm
lulled his int-owner nnd showed the
utmost good nature and when son-
ttui-ctl to death for the second time
iiivllcti fill in f‘tlllll‘ in his bruising
and set- wilat a lost God would do in
Ills (use.
”—mw. - ..
FIIIE POLIOE POOL
PLAYEIIS TAKE LEIO
by
One man has
figured that the campaign bus been of
some benefit to the people already but
MINI I“ It}. IA‘I‘, Hdillril
(‘Ill, tenor,
i, vlgi rfllt‘liui'ilstln. coiilluiitl.
llllfl Sinulm
the willitli‘ lilifl." illlul’lf’l
is of the fliilll‘lt‘l lilo:
MlNh‘
IIli'
.\l
Illl.
As an indication of one of the
effects, he mentions that during the
past few days pork chops have been
advertised in the Sentinel at H con? “03"” nunm“ u'auT
W llHll, ll'Illlf‘ Arthur l-‘rt'tlcrick
Jon. the church‘s organist. was
conlpunlsi ol' the cloning.
.... Wm..—
ILIIOIO TOOLIIOIIOE
illicr t-tiiilpuilv poi ioiil'iiuilicui willl , Women's Clubs.
‘ stock of goods
,. . .. ~ ' .\ r . (ler r las rcentl ' return (1
intuit Hook and lmtltlti slid hilllllf' Tm, mm” “mm, of the m.“ is not . I 1‘ I d I N l‘ ‘6
it n. rid ll f‘llici ll l'flllf“ \\‘ll f‘tliu ”NW of lllll'lt‘ll 'lllil cvc~ slurp “um u meeting M ”w Amelia“ For
"I I‘“ l " ‘ ' ‘ I - ' ‘ ' ' kiiowu. cell-y association in Washliitgon. ii.C.:
lluul \oiluler this morning llllll uiuyllc lilry have been ll‘lllll; to catch up. Win,“ ”H, "mm“,mvm “”0“,th . up... from a Boston mummy“... 0, ".9.
some crooks lire preparing to turn off
if "cracking" lob. or else bad one uiis»
curry tlurlnli the night.
This morning. Section Foreman Wit
liltui Callahan. of tile. .\‘i-u York. New
Illll't‘ll lilitl Illll‘lllli‘il iiiilll'tiuti f‘tlillr
puny. reported lllill u tool liminc nl
Hpi'ingwootl wus found broken open.
The only articles missing wore two
picks and two cliiscis. 'l‘iicllb urc lust
the articles thiit would come in llilllfl)‘
to smile liiil'nlnr or crucksnuiu,
IIIIOIAIO IIIO WIFE
PROBABLY IOIIOEIIEO
fly Ilf‘ tit-oil that the
very close one
their sistcrlowu flrcliicii. the
tics including all uppctlnlng lunch.
il‘rmi (‘. Holisull won from ilul‘l'l‘ fil'llll-
clltliig,
from l-‘rctl Smith by ”W score of ill“
in 78.
the Fire Police's furor.
The South Norunll. Fire Police
boarded the lion in its own luir lust
night. iil other words, like the Illlllllll‘
iul t‘lit'sur, llli') wciii, they saw and
illcv l‘l’lllfllli'l‘f‘fl. ll \HIF iii llllrit'fl.
where they acconlpllelml the foul last
night.
The South Ntirwnlkvre fell llf‘Wll in»
lIII'I” hard in the lillllltl session lll the
bust night they illfl and now have llli‘
lead by two points. so that Ii can i'f‘ttfl‘
tournuulmit is u ,
ltlcltivulsliy, the Iticul
wull entertained in
lostlvl~
firemen Wore
Two gfliilf‘ll wort- plnvctl lust lllillll.
itltitoitti. uuii .ioliii Marsh
The total is no“ hill in filil lii
‘l‘oluorrtlw night the lluricil fire
it
comes to Hoyt‘s Theatre tonight. fl ”ESIR‘NEB BY FIRE
loyed the longest run of any prof
lion in New York last seasoflml W p
BOSTON. Full. il.—-~lluillult”ti llotil
supply vvus nearly
which destroyed approxiiliutt-ly'lislf it
million dollar's worth of property at
ed to cimri'ul 'isk Was uguln the Brighton Stock Yards, early to.
\nifly of ii degree llllll'dl‘l' do). Fortunately. several hundred
bend of cattle, were turned loose into
I
and “one of the livestock was destroy-
ed. The fire is thought to have origin-
New
tiled in the engine room of the
England Rendering t'oiiliuiuy's build-
1
l
i
iiosiou Packing Company
i‘
f
i
l
of ground.
I
l'illlllill SIISK IllillS
'mriit-rcd" by a tire
he ysrtl front the burning cnttle sheds
iig, connected with the Brighton Ab-
)lllOll', oil .\'orili Market street. The
ililzc Nllll‘ull to llltl cattle shell of the
within ii
on minutes uiltl threatened for a
llilt‘ to wipe out the ,t-iltlrt- ubllltttlir
which
of
‘OOIIOOI'I, WOI‘G summonded lo the DOI-
king of Sweden on the death two years
/ le DAYS.
it was ensconced today that the a;-
captive committee of the Brotherhood
or locomotive Engineers on the New
Hayes road in session in New Haven
have nearly conflicted the details of
the new wage agreement to be lull
mitted to, the company for adoption.
it is now expected that this new Mlle
nonworking schedule will be put up
to General Manager Higgins early
this week, and s conferenceasked for.
but it will be up to Mr. Higgins to say
when the conference will begin. '- ’
After their meeting- Saturday morn-
ing. many members of the committee
left New Haven, but .will return Mon-
day and finish up their new schedule
and next week will probably have this
in shape for presentation to the chic.
ials clothe New Haven railroad.
The demand of the engineers as has
been stated will be for a work day of
10 hours. Some slight changes in the
wage rate will) be also asked for.
Haven system were planning to open
negotiations for better wages were of-
ilclslly denied today it was stated
that the firemen will undoubtedly ask
for a revision of their working agree-
ment some time this spring, but no
steps have been taken in this matter
up to the present.
4*
Reports that the firemen of the New ‘
Id
seeker.
Real Estate and
Insurane
”We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must Incl-ssh, in value with the rapid
growth or tile sewn.
Maxwell
AUTOMOBILES
$600 to $1500
record for reliability—10.000 miles
without stopping origin".
We coin lid them also for smooth
and noisole running.
Phone Mr. Glover, on 241- 5. for dem-
castration
Pending completion or our building.
our offices are at iii Winfield at. East
Naturals; 15 South Main St. South
Norwalk
sluicilufiilsiii
Sfrallord Pastor Will Be Found a.
Beach.
have. (listed!
have not take
it.
it is not tho'tigiy‘
appropriated the lip; .», r
not recover it. The penalty for appro-
priating n government beacon light is
a still one. in consequence of which
theft of the lights is not very fro
queut.
PIIIPII Hill HIS BUSINESS
the Old Stand as Usual
Rev. C. S. Bullock. the pastor of
the Neighborhood church. Stratford.
voiced a vigorous dcnlsl today to the
report that he was contemplating for-
snking his pulpit for business inter-
cats.
"it is true." said he. “that s. come
puny has been orgunizod to place ”my
fire protection devices on the market.
But that doesn't mean that l'm going
to leave Slrltfm‘d.
"You may say for me." said the
pastor bristling with characteristic. ou-
crgy, "that i may still be found lit the
old stand
~.. .-..~.,._.___...-_
IIIO. OEIIAIIO TO IOOIIEOO
We Repair Roofs
ilsiit. comprises seventeen
uiiltiiiigs uud t-ovcrs nearly 2n acres
the lli‘l'lllt‘il slim-cod
the flames in the
rendering company
ll) Illil'll work,
'd lil roiiiiiliua
lllllt‘IIllR of ”10
OIVIO FEOEIII'I'IOII
The regular meeting of
League of Nora-slit will take place in
Hip Historical House. on Friday. Feb-
llic Civic
and IIlI‘ (‘llillt‘ HIll‘tl.
lure was only
the other was a total loss.
lllllf‘ll valuable iiiiiclililery and a large
iltltlii it vi us
piii‘lllilly burned.
Illf' workmen of ilitl ubiutttlir this fore-
thut Michael
ditgitii and two Poles Were missing.
It was known that Eugen. just lit»
l'tu-c the fire broke out, went to one of
the upper floors for Illlll'll ulid no one
saw Illlll come oul of
"llic \tiiciculitluts of the full l’olcsL
pus men of n llll'rill‘l). bill iio fruit
of them ttluitl lli Illllilfl in the neigh-
I‘lll‘lltxltl up pull it. ill.
reported
”It
-...A .J. .. .... ..... -.-.-.—.
~BUTTERI IUT'TER! BUTTER!
l'Ziglli f‘rciilllt‘l‘l‘. illlc Ill
The IIIlllli' struc-
lull
lii it was
building.
.loscltiff's.
committee of the. State
met for the purpose of
' flIIK‘l‘
lllf‘Jlft‘ of' today. and lo
llillllf‘ comprehensive plan
ccrtcd
innd.
Mrs. Gerard, who is no authority on
arrive at
for
us slit-ii throughout lll|I country. will
discuss various phases of the forego.
lug subjects. but] will also speak on
All women interested in local civic
Iilltloil llllfl needs.
questions are cordially invited to be
rusry llth, nt 3 o‘clock p. m.. at which
time there will be an address by Mrs.
R w. tlcrsrd, chairman of the forestry
r‘mlcrution,
and also of the National Federation of
rcsentutlvc New England women who
discussing
food-sanitation, pure milk. forestry and
matters of first importance in
con
action throughout New Eng-
ilie subject of forestry uuti recognized
the lrmis of our own town, their con-
llllrty yours oltl.
ubotit the house since Hulurduy.
their absence was reported to the po-
iice. who investigated.
forced open.
CLEVELAND. 0..
Inn of
"fill. ll.‘
.lillill Jnllowsltl nlitl
'l‘lic bod-
lliu wli’o
wort: i'ound in their lloulo on River
avenue by the police today.
If is lln~
llevcti that both were murdered lust
Hnlurdny night by n visitor
name is not Illlfl\\‘ll.
Mr. and Mrs. .isnowuki.
whose
built about
luul not Ill'l'll seen
not!
The house was
Ilying upon the floor.
the bodies. each In a pool of blood:
were discovered. They had been stab-
uc ,
cio. King‘s Daughters. or
walk Conventional Church, have so.
cured the services of Dr. Psrkhurst.
the famous metropolitan preacher. who
will delltrsr his noted lecture on "Wom~
an.“ in the NorvIsllt Congreutlohsl
Church. A date has not yet been chos-
under the auspices of the circle. he
will be entertained by Miss lllfilc l.
Lillie. through whose influence he has
been secured to speak herd
were pleased to see him on the streets
of Norwsik yesterday.
been
WOO“. t
A neighbor woman said a stranger
The members of Doorkocpors‘ Cir-
mm“
on. mine Dr. Parithurst will lecture '1
W
The many friends of lrvlng Reed
Mr. Reed has
ill with herpes for several
last night iii the (lid Well truck house.
called upon the couple fluiurtiuy llllthl. "I" East MIMI" firemen “I“ victor-
slid there wns much drinking. “NE
in. tile Mayflowers led by two pumps
the Nor- “‘3
tal of 57 games to ill for the tourns-l
meni. showing how close the contest
has “been.
Old Well boys will furnish the May-
men will come. to titliitll Norwalk for
another round in illf‘ itilll'llllllllllll. iiolil
(‘filllliilll}"ll have still to put lllf‘lr Ilf‘lll
players in the field.
m“
PINOOHLK TOUHNEY.
Mayflowers lost out Old Wells. 57
Osman to bi.
Ill ilic llllormuupsny pliiuclllu tour-
lliuucllt between Did Well Hook uni!
Ladder (lollipnliy. of this city, and May-
flower Iloolt und Ladder Company. of
lfniu Norwslk. which was concluded
At the beginning of last night’s play-
evenings playing put them four
games in the lead. melting s to
As a result of the tournament the
errors with a fine chowder supper.
IIEEO OF OOITIOLE FOOD
FOR TOOEIIOIIIOOIS IIOIE
lull-y Commitm- shows an increasing
number of patients trusted and a most
satisfactory response to the treatment,
in most cases. proving beyond ques-
lion the worth of the. institution.
fund for the supplying of suitable
nourishing food to such patients he
cannot provide it for themselves until
there are such cases.
a... ..__..._._.......__..
The monthly ration of the Dispen-
The special need at present is s
factiirors'
prccsnt.
'IIIOIOI'I'IOIO OF I
Much interest is being taken in the
.inoctlug of the Merchants" and Mann-
Association
at tho t‘louth Norwallt Club.
turnout of the members is hoped for
anti the. indications are that the goth.
eriug will be a large one
Various matters of importance will
come up lit this time. requiring the
attention of the entire membership.
OIO TOIIIIOIIT
this evening
'A big
Auto Company
COME IN. MI 'l‘upiries to mom
a trolley car acident at
Elle. 12 miles from this city, ears
today. lilies Bessie Ryan, at Hine-
ilalc, was killed. The injured were,
brought to the House of Mercy Hosplw
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
Classified advertisements on till. “”0”.
25 words or toes, es cents
each additional word. 1 cent per "turtlen-
WANTED.
WANTED-wsull‘T SILK till bill SILK)
“’lntll‘l'tl wanted at once. Stead {I work .
good wages. Apply Specialty caving
to. Ribbon Mill. Slit-lion. Conn. “'3
WANTED ~~~~~ A FARM. SMALL 0“ ME»
llum also: (Mil payment In". balance
mortgage. or installments. .l. in. Box 100.
.Vlost York llvcning 'l‘eicgruin. fiat
WANTEIL m’ A lul'Ntl LADY WlTH
writ-.rioncc position as stenograplicr. Ad-
lrosll f‘ (l Box 316. “98
WANTED 'ro i.l-: ass Foil nv is:
mm. u farm house in good condition
with two acres of cultivated landfo
three nerve in grass. with ubuyinfili}?
Must be “H" islivood s in lion
tlcuiurslnl. l).. Geo , own‘ coup
WANTED -— shim ii.
writtl. must be in good co
stdiillitid inakt A. E.
lilon. cherub;
W" care Sentinel.
kind of pork in ubop,‘I
glaci- Samuel J. block.
oiwalit
REAL EBTATI vv‘mflwuud
lilt- Royal ’l‘ollrltif Wr-
ug bodies. pct-fee con tihil. will ex.
iutugc fol country real Plate: gator
1.11 viva"t
Colitioctloul. (internists.
New \ork cifv.
WANT‘D ~—li\' l"Ol N0 MARRIED
touplt um oi tilri- c {mills-lied iooills. with
t='-till\tnii-ilces fol light housekeeping. 1%
dress I). Siniiiiti.
WANTED-~ A WOMAV 'l‘fl ixi HOUSE-
work in quiliy of tun. A good home
{til it ll\ltIflll' llhld Woman. Apply to 11.
ii. Util'llluli. 20'; [dost Washington 8L3 :lt
WANTED A Mlllitl. ll: .MllZl) WO-
mail fond of tIilIlII‘t'll. to mini in general
lioustuuik. Apply to Mrs George ll‘.
i~‘.toolr t ll~uuitlalidt place. [Kilt
WANTED »MAl‘iliNlS’l‘
to learn llll‘ tmtlc. Normal
South Nlll‘ls‘fllli.
WANTED-9N) lli Y. Al. 1. KIN? UF‘
slit. and pouttix. iiest prless Ex-
is pl-itcs for ”this. if. Friedman. Con-
hecticul 'l‘uiupiltc. south Norwnllt 'l‘til
fir?” ..
'WANTED—— TEN 'i'llutlaAND FEATH—
ll bf'dlf. Pay the highest cult price Also
antique fuiuliulc. Addie“ Beds. care
sentinel llfllcc. dill) "I
. ALHU love
iron orbs.
fL'tf
TO LET
TO LIT -"l-l\ l«: lttlthll \vl'l‘lf iiA'l'lit
3| Mittsllull til” city.
TO LET strum: FUIXMHIIIA’ fif'fi“ ..
illul by H. It'lli‘Yt‘. up tlr-‘Iftl lllllll‘l‘liltl Elli"
Ill‘ll I'll‘illlmllilf it siiitit lie for pottery billi-
licss Apply .lust pll Morton. ugnlut‘rl‘t‘.“
w... -.........__.............. Wm. . ... w...—
son snLa. '
FOR SALE STANDARD HIII‘JU FOUR
your tlltl c.olt broken singli- and double:
turuc tiisb clout-L one-lion” lliliuilllll
.mwci W. .l. lllllyoti. Ken or dye . “of“
of 'l‘uiiiplke. flat.
FOR also: AN lNV flTMidNT or
Willi will [lll‘lcllll u clltilou ulltilnu lot We
gellicr with renal from your lens. .I '
intylon A i‘n.. l-loiitli Nurvlit It.
FOR BALI-77 lllllt‘liRABhIO Slx- "00"
house. hath "not he'lulibolignored:M mull sell
before Mart If i Price M. hay-
ion to tut. ll Railroad Ave. f! ,
DO]!
*1
LOST.
urn-s-
LOST
uootis iluil. a pupil and disilulud
[toward if returned to
Georgonfil
.lilsmblles. ill l‘ltrk i-ll . Nodal“ flI
LosT-mslo ultwuiuldt MAN'ii seat»
tiller ring. sinnll diamond lie ting TA!)
dollar‘s rewul’h will be paid or with
shill m can m.- scoot-age once
The MAXWIML holds the 'Wfll‘ld's,
Norwaik Consolidated ', ;
WANTED-«A SITUATION TO DO All” . -
f ctery" or 4th ,
run 4 Minimum A'l‘ molt» “W ’
A proper diet In one of the great
factors in the modern method of cure
most important items on the list
The committee would urge upon the
attention of the public this fact and
mu neatly requests contributions of
M tuberculosis. ”W ”“3"“ W“ 0' ““3 sliioeio thanks to all the kind friends
who expressed sympathy during my
treceni bereavement.
“CARD OF THANKS. .
i tlcsilo by this means to express my
MR8. JOSEPH HUBBARD
turn to this office.
LOITmA Hithllld'l
blue eye it, half willie futic.
turn to ill Bellvlew Ave.
Elli. plot: I'
Nurwal . , .
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sou-m NORWALK OLUI FOOL.
in the last game in the first round
of the Booth Norwalk Club pool tone
nameni. played last night. A. Booger.
is. defeated Charles ill Koch 70 by
the score of is to 58. The first game
in the «coed round. between nw
Fitch. lot. and id. (3. Hsvllsud. ill).
will be played thldvovoalng. . .
, money or regular provision of specified' M M ‘
foods. its shall 'be most agreeable 0r PROFESSIONAL.
convenient to ill donors.
Any personw iling to help along owner-mo. PRINTING. unnum-
ihls very practical and necessary work light. all kinds I": n f Mot: map limi0| was
my communicate with M". Jain! 80% sil‘r‘tml’fillltl‘l‘t I“ i." “fili‘él‘téll’ lemurs?
incur chairman of the committee. or ”I" ma boom). “M loan
Mrs'.‘ ““319. iPrice. arexurer. h “in”
T o pu c it urge aspect t u up“.
Dispensary on Pilitl street south Nor- ”wall-1N5“ steamy; fig".
. i n ,
walk. at any or at times. acme”? mm AM’ It
Mr and Mrs. Horstio Hutchinson. of seem a 1' ms was s
New Haven.“ are guests of Mr. and Tout-er 30$“? col-rt mil. it”.
"Pl “611??“ DISK” .O the" IIOIIM In “p.33”! I‘m a". n .1 -
Main street. Norwslk. , ’ ‘ .g. '
I};
¢
NIION stones. or Mus m
"that. improper: for butlhif “can!
management. .rl'ilitlr'tl'ugflllt t
refurbished. tall ,
“it: «soon
moltln halti .
F.‘i‘ell'o'l'. rmll'.‘ . . .
sen vouri Tulle-slowest rise
.tiprltotlollocxperienoo and travel
ultllro Ind I:ntojfi l'.
“fig-film. tooare ryourt,
Corns! ‘ mrtlem , , “lot ;
,L‘O‘I‘HOP PLATINO. 0" ‘
fimfim mould ;;:§;:
Via. moses?“-
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