Get Your“ Data “Wont
‘ , _, ~ 'acy
ingoicntiuervlce at
at.”
, .wlllintettt‘ balorrow nt-
, ,Mtth 3‘. M. 'Wileeler.
ttle tragedy in Beer
sterility. when a baby
it wasn’t a really
or it. was a very serious matter. This
«baby was it life sized doll and her in’
Juries were so serious as to include, a
fractured cranium. its owner is lit—
tle Helen .LQ‘WildeB. daughter of Mr.
. , ,. _ attention glvento all
prescriptiott'wprk. ‘ ‘ '
Chairs for oipj“ trolley patrons. '
Come in and Wait for your car. i
names PHARMACY
J2: P‘AfiKE‘Rfy/Manager.
‘- Mrs. HorberuCornell, of ladlie ave-
nun, was a. visitor in NEW‘YOI‘li city
yesterday. ‘ - . , l
Mrs. ,A. L. Painter. of Clevuland.
Ohio, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Grouch, of this place.
Mrs. Georgiauna Silidmorc has been
quite serious ill for a. number of weeks
at her home ill at. John street.
Dr. W. Parker, 0: Westbrook, has
been a recent guest of ills brother.
Proprietor James Parker. of the
Bridge Pharmacy.
'l‘he schooner John T. Russell has,
arrived in the harbor with a cargo of."
sand, which is being discharged at the:
docll 0f the Ferris Coal Company. '
Mrs. Robert C. Thompson and Mrs.‘
Arthur H. Seymour, of East Norwnlltp
spent yesterday in Bridgeport. where!
they found it as cold as they did at
home.
The Golden Rule circle. K. 1)., oil
the Norwalh Congregational church.l
luct yesterday afternoon at the home.
of Mrs. Edson K. St. John, '
in St.
Jolllt avenue.
Some of the tenants along the
Washington stret bridge were still
busy thawing out. water pipes this
morning. following the freeacups ac-
companying did several days cold
Will'fi. '
it i's hoped that the members of the‘
Young Mott’s Association will pour illl
mind the lllceting and practice this
cvonina. The little have a fine gymna-
sliinl ill the basement of the East avo-
nuc Methodist. Church, and an ill-1
st ruct or.
’l‘llc ice which has fomcd on the bar ‘
llor oll account of thc acvoral days sc-‘
vcri- wintcr weather is not so solid as
tltnt which accumulated during the!
first part of tllc winter. There is now
it clear section of conliiieralilc art-at
about tllc drawbi'idaes.
'l‘lio oiliciul \vi-nlbcr proplict of iCnst
\‘orwtlllt, who like thc ground llou,‘
has liccn itccpliia in his lair lately.
column! of rctircmcnt. this morning
long enough to oth-r iiic opinion that
the colti wave in going to have its cud"
lug tum-lily ill a rain storm. “ ‘
A lily. pilip schooner arrived ill the
lower iinriiilr yesterday, (imitalll
Finnil lutsscn had occasion to ('fllllt“
up to South Norwnllt and auto illc
notification to tho Norwalil Towing
t‘onntttlly, n'ilouc lug Addie '\'. con»
ducts filo scllooncrs to Norlvuih and
rctnrn.
l'tllltliit'ltli‘ (“lini'lcs M. Williams of
tho least Avenue linc, is ililsstng irotn,
his car today and Ernest Johnson is
substituting for him. Mr. Williams
looked after his car tluliiu: lllc curly
hours but. fclt so ill that hit accincdi
t‘ondiictor Johnson to l‘lllll‘i‘t‘ him and
hunt haunt.
’i‘wo scoioi oi‘ rcvlviil tiicctiliuu will
lift iii-lit in the Advent Christian!
Church. beginning next Monday. itcv.
Mr. Davis. of lfiridai-pol‘l. i‘ornlcr pine.
,tor of the church. will brain charge of
the first part of next work, unit itcv.
Mr. Blanchard. of the same city. tiic
latter part of the worth.
Applications for title extension of.
titceommnrcini (leiitrtc «critic of”
blast Norwuik have not ili‘t'lL ili‘lliit!
during the past few moths. though it.
is anticipated that the onlnmittce will
have name-row applications to t'iiilflifi'
cr in tint spring. ’l‘hc that application
was considered lit. the second January
limiting.
Thinnest addition to the factory of
ilic Nichols fititnitfoctiirlna'.t Company
to East avenue, appears to“ be its
turn" as the original factory. it all
wilds to tini entire south side of the
original building Ind Ireland the west
and of thy latter. The port: lampre-
needed so for that storms; tyiii now
4.. n u
”i J“
minimum, cannot, in.
, yr , landslides n;,ll.wl'l‘l‘iillif
stern td a humanely “it oldie a
will. madam a mammal of flirty
hill limit“ 3" 4......” “"“f "are
Wed ah? M Wonder. of cold no tied.
tinsel cannot. mitten! is patina: up.
athermmmvo’. PMWMMM
‘ ally felt very sadly pver the calamity.
and Mrs. Howard Lowndes, who natur—
The members of Mayflower Hook
and“ Ladder Company are‘ naturally
pleased today on account of their pln~
ochle victory over Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company, of South No walk.
but the local boys would have been
just an cheerful had the result been
the other way. Now the Mayflowere
are due to Work up a line appetite for
the forthcoming supper the will have.
and Which will be prepar'éd by Old
Well.
The summary action of the board of
health of the City of South Nor-walk
in ordering the shell pile oi! the Wash-
ington titreet bridge on the ground
that it in a nuisance appears to meet
with general {ever ever this way. Peo‘
pie who are expressing themselves on
the subject have no desire to injure
the Radel company but they believe
the opening business can be coilduct-_
ed at a point more advantageous to all §
concerned,“ for instance in Water
street, where there are numerous on
citing establishments. i
May Levy. the Washington stt‘cot.
bridge shoe dealer, estimates his loss'
as a result of the frcczcup and watcr
pipe. bursting ill his homc evcr thug
store tube in the neighborhood of?
350. Everything has now been .
straightened out nicely and it appears ‘
that it was fortunate that. illc ilaningl- .
was not even greater. 'l‘hc troubli- dc- '
veloped some illilc during Sunday ‘
night iind Mrs. Lory learned of it?
about noon Monday Will‘ll he returned
from New York, where he had been
attending a wedding celebration. The
floor of the store was then partially ‘
covered with ice. Mr. Lory notincdi
Ills landlord. Willlnnl l’odmorc. and ;
both set to work. An effort was made i
to thaw out the water pipe and this!
only resulted in causing it fresh out1
break of watcr. llappliy, the tide was
out. and Mr. bevy was able. to turn off '
tilc WNW at the lower cutoff. l
f
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and i
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licnjumin l’nrkcr. of New York city. 1
is spending a low days at his iltllilf‘i
ill Limit“ strcct. ;
'l‘llc Rowayton Social ('lilb will;
meet at the rooms of liclianci- lioolt
ulld Ladder Company. lt‘rldny aftcr
noon at 8445 o'clock.
t
Russell Griswold. of liownyton nvc.‘
line. was l‘t‘m0\'t't| to iiit‘ Stamford
Hospital. where he will undergo an op-
eration for appendicitis til 1! o‘clock,
today. ~
A party of twcnty tlicinbt-ra of Hit“
ltdwutyon Social Club of licllilncc,
Hook and Uttitlf‘i' (lolilpnny, tcndcrod
a surprise party to Mrs. John licWai-
torn. yesterday afternoon, and n \‘t‘i‘)‘i
picnsaut tiinc was had. The hostel“!
was prcscntcil with a handsome sci of ‘
linif dost-ll silvci' teaspoons in honor
of low long scrtlcii us ni-crctnry of the“,
lion-nylon Social t‘litb. Music was in“
dillucd in and rcfrcslllnvnia scrvcd.
Allcalntz lntoicrnbic crucify, Mrs.
(‘itirn ilnuu. of iiowityton. lillti brought
suit for tllvorcc against her husband.
tit‘oriw filing. a weihknowu architect
of New York. and links for Hit‘ custody
of their )Wfl-)’f‘lll‘~illtl son, titunlcy (3.
lions and alimony. The couple Wore
married Juno 3, limit. and thcy mov-
ficd front New Yorii to i-itrawhcrry lllll
avcnuc. Norwalk. where they resided
for some ilnic. Later they moved to
lipwnyton. Where they have since re
nldcd. Mrs. liaug was formerly Minn
(tiara fichrcmer. of New Your.
can-n... mu...-
lililill i_l_l_li__ iiiiliiliiil
'l‘lic Norotou Heights Finalist ('olm
puny has licnn plannina an entertain-
nicnt for tomorrow evening at the. tire
house.
Clayton ti. i’iirily, of Newton, has
been confined to his home. the past
few days. with a severe attack of pie-
ninine poisoning.
Recently there have been ii number
of changes ill the niiluherli of the tale.
phone: located in nation. The new‘
child for Chief Louis I". Stoorzn. of the
fire department. are 1333.2 for his
tome.
respected resident of nation. died
about one yesterday. following it
only a few days into that the and was
hastened by a about of paralysis. Mr.
‘ denominations will _
~ late residence of the ii.fd'¢itflod_'1‘lluf‘itj
t
plane of business and 123041 for hilt
dalith 0. Keefer, a We." known and1
ions , toilet llihesith. though it well
any afternoon eta! o‘clock... , ‘ i
The Notional Fire Engine Company,
are minute have a movinppicturo
show at their hail next Thursday sip.
chins. , The colorant/iii in a. flourish
ing condition. having been busy all
winter arranging for dances, etc, all
of which have paid. ‘ ‘
The nation assessors, like the Nor-
wnlk Massacre, have made some ox-
tonsive increases in the . assessment
figures. Thus far the subject Jlas not‘
i
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been vary considerably discussed,,as .
in Norwallt, but it is expected that the!
board of relief will receive plentywof
visits before they end their sessions.
The Darieu fire department ment-
bers intend that the Friday evening
event at the Eagle truck house shall
be an enjoyable event and are making
preparations accordingly. At that'
time the firemen will entertain the'
canvassers who assisted in the recent;
department fair. Features of the av“
oiling will include a supper and dance.
‘.o. um
_ villain
Mrs. .ioéeph Meyers was in Hart-
ford visiting last week.
There will be special services llcid
ill the Catholic church today.
Three plumbers of George S. Jen-
ning's family are ill with the scarlet
fcvci‘.
Mrs. Morris Mills and two children
were guests of Mrs. John Barlow
Monday. ,
John Baker was the guest of his
son and little grandson in White
Plains Sunday.
iicspltc the old saying, tlic Sangu-
tiick rvcr is attain fi'ozcn over for
the to ill flow.
The board of rclicf new kept busy
Monday listening to complaints front
oilr local taxpayers.
The fair of the \‘i‘cstport fli'c til.“
pnrtmcnt will be held ill National hull
March its. as and 30. .
Mrs. James Daltoncy has suffered
another serious relapse and is in a
very tccliic condition.
Sanford H. Lee ofJ‘ushcgcc insti»
tutc spoke. ill the Congregational
church Sunday morning. "
Mrs. Joseph liauscr'a llorsc engaged
ill a lively runaway in the villain-
Moiidny. No damage resulted.
The young people of our village are
once more enjoying the flue skating
which our numerous ponds afford.
The ruarl carriers oxpcricuccd it
cold, bitter riilc Monday. They wi-rc
obliged to stop several limos on thcir
routes to get warm.
Tile l’lonccr liooil & intiidcr (‘ofi
iiousc in draped in mourning for (iii
iliiyu in lilt‘lllOl',\' of William tliiyirr.
who dicd last wci-k ill Fim‘ltiii.
.iolni linker willie at work
day tltilliL'. a nutty linlfc,‘cni two liill‘l
ii‘i-i ill his thumb. which rconircii i‘lv
scrvircs of a physician to t'itli‘l‘.
.‘ittiu.
'i‘llc illtltly young friends of .\i it.
ltoynli. of Sonlhpiilt. u toi‘nlcr iriiitii o.
East t-inugatuck school, will lic pious.
cd to learn that she is improving.
The entertainment and dance given
by the t‘. of M. sm-icty Monday t'\'f'll
in}: proved very ailiccitsful. An club
oritto program was successfully cur
rii-ti out.
Ill upiic of tile iii~\'ci'_i~ cillil \vi-atllct
tlic Musical Society ilcld oni- of its
most lutcrcatlnu lncctinuii Monday
cvcnlna at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ailici'i N. Smith. lirldut‘port.
The funeral of live. iiill‘l' itohhn
was bold fi‘nin lici‘ liltc lltllilt‘ on
Wright. lill't't‘l )“t‘ltlt'i'liiil ulti-riioon
liev. Mr. Boyulou olllcluicd. illici-
merit in tho tirccns Farina cclnctcry.
Siatci- Marin Josephine thllss Mitt”
garct. 1.. (llcar of Westporii passed
away at Hilton hospital, Yonkers, N.
Y., inst wtiolt. Rev. J. J. liuuuan nit
tcndcdher funeral, which took place
at Seton. The remains Wi-ro interred
in l-it. ltuymohd'n teenllncry. '
you urns I:
SIGN for you attire. and show ”ht
down. We took. , all lines. and
thoy«-i!l§LL'-J’H£ Bi
‘ MI not not ..:lbrastomr it
increase inlgdinr‘ ‘Itneiil will ems
you nowadays“. “9‘." . 3
unheard transitional do.
u ‘WAIHIM‘f'fiWflflI‘h
iltl held. from the
ii ed it lfinsitanty
It: cit , , at) test on 0
‘Sloan's Liniggntap t .
, This iiniment takes thepiace
of message and is better then
stick plasters. It penetrates
-- Without rubbing -— through
the skin and, muscular tissue
right to the bone, quickens the
blood. relieves congestion. and
gives permanent as well as
I
‘cmPomry ”heft miseries. Ishould you be suffering now
til 1.1:? gm Proof. from any stomach disorder you can
ma. it . an. of two on. fit. gct rciicf within five minutes.
are. in n. .c.. i ' ~ . . .
’“r'ughlfo'llfrolnlllgnrifttmnailing: If you M“ get flfilil your ninth
ounlyinpmdmybsotl. tuitt'o-retlmri- atheist a lid-cent case of Wipes
lily» than i from the Illlltll of my book
of around my atom-uh true just. an if l
but been beaten with a club. I used
ovary'pihotor 1 manual. with no relief.
Sloan I bitumen! took the pain rl ht
out, and i can now does much lull or '
work no any man in the shop. thank. to
§ §loarfs *
Linimen
Mr. J. P. 'Evnxs. of Mt. Airy. (in.
on": "After built afflicted for three
ears with rhea-us tsuni used Sloan's
lntment. and will miml ilOlllId and
well and am glad to say i haven‘t. been
troubled with riloutnaltaiu aliiea.‘ My
leg was badly stroll n from my hip to
my lines. Uillhlmi a bottle look the
pain and swelling out." .
Slonn’ Linimcnt
has no equal as a
remedy for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia
or any pain or
stiffness iii the
muscles or joints.
PrlquSCflandIlm
Itoon'l tool. .-
ttoman,- mom
tartan: "l“
lit. Eat it. Slut.
latitudinal”.
..I may, ‘5.
ilfJ“~'rl Ni
LEW-1 ll ,
uilnt in titt'iill'i w
that main a nil buri‘ V
0001'” NGIWM-
_ im, ”a, . K‘
,Banqiteo‘ a Specialty
Mn... ....., 14M
"' “"il'n‘umlv“+ué KlND.
Little .lohnnv couldn't get through
his head htiliit‘ arch! fact that. it war
necessary for him to know in order
to round out his education lincly and
colliplctcly ilud ntiikc him at credit to
”l“ public school svhlcln.
ills louciicr
nus trying lict’ built to cxpilllll. and
finally he said that he understood.
"Well. .liihnnv, it has like pulling
teeth. wasn't it," said the teacher with
a stub of relief ‘
‘\\’ilil.iltl tchT‘. t'tlllllllt‘lllt‘ii \Vli‘ilc
Hucliann
“Ni Co ‘i‘il"iti -i.iiiii that it is not
iiiii “hat in in us
"i‘l.~ twatit lint, lllt‘il. tilcru‘.»
l.~ :noitiilir finllnit” dupin-
\ lt’ timid .iilillliui
n
nu: new SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
i'iiimttrnt‘ilt‘ to the science of tilt
N‘li‘t: of the disease and the art of ad
listing the some. inseam-o are caused
or a wrench. twist or sprain ill thi
‘itick. Evcn if don-i in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
('llil‘fljifflf‘lm‘fl rcmovc the milieu of
.llih disease and pain. and health it
mtorcd tltioiiuh Lut'nliinlalnu the all
ncrve systems in your holly
Nl‘i‘hit'mllt‘tltl. lliiiiitiltllsni, Parilly
slit, llcai't, Kidiiiiy and Frantic Iii:-
caaca are given apt-vial nlictilion: also
(‘urvntilro of tho Spine. You will
never rcgtct niylna i‘ltiroplactic 9
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON 81’. IO. NORWALF
Magnetic Treatment. Given Alon
continua...
IOUTH uonwnuh CONN. ~
runners A oedema IANKING
IUIINEBB
M feel and mute t "infliction. ' ‘
Capital Ourpluo and Profit- Tlie 188 is cheapest to own
0100.000.” _ It17.000.00 because it always retslnn it: sharp,
m—uo
late Donnell loner. u and to per your
[OWN H. ATHIWOON. PHI.
JON" H. K APP. M Vino-Pr».
"Ionian H. aowsn. and View
Dru.
WILMID IODWILL. Guam
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DIRECTOR!
I. H. Mathmon Henry laymour
John H. Kn n lama-i (trimmed
Josiah mm in Liv-tine. Marvin
Christian Nam John H. Light
find H. limo
“new”... no 4. you a. New u-.n......w...l.i.. .
.t. it; causes. an. ,
«awe: maintain! or re om
Miran u Pitt DAY mo Width
sonnet Dissension. .
Mahackemo Hotel
Hamiltonian to have on annotate ‘
Gas. Heartburn. Headache laud All
Misery irom StomachWanishes
. Belem Youfiniiu it;
sour on your stomach if you will take.
a little Diapapsia occasionally. This
povverfui til ”the and antacid. though
all bunnies and pleasant. an candy.
will digest and prepare for. ossimiiaf
tion into the blood all the food‘ you,
can eat. . W
, [Bat withl your steillacll craves.
*witiiout the slightest tear of indigce.
tion or tllatyoil will be bothered with
sour rlalngn. Bolcillng, Gas or Stom-
ach. ileartburn. licndacllos from atom-
ach. Nansen. Bad Breath, Water Brash
or a feeling like you had'swnilowed a
lump of lead. or other disagreeable
Diapepsin you could ‘nlu'nys go to the
table with a hearty appetite, and your
meals would tunic pond. bccansc you
would know there would be no indigctc
lien or Sleepless nights or Headache.
or Stomach misery all the next day;
‘ and besides, you would not need laxa‘
lives or liver pills to hoop your simu-
ftcii lilld nnwcls clcan and fresh.
"line's ilinpcpsin can be obtained
from your druaaist. and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure
the worst case of indigestion or
Dyspepsia. There it. nothing ballot
for this «in the Stomach or sour odors
from the stomach or to cure a Stout
ncll Headache.
You couldn't l-.ccp a luiniiicr or lnort'
ill-'l‘flli article in tllc nousc.
soawstx pnia'Maaaieo.
John W. lilcc. nut-d ‘.‘il. an iron
Woritcr and lit-rllni lioltciiuon. 29, both
residing in Norwnlh, chi to liridgc;
port, t-‘iui.lil'iioy_ procured it innrrinav1
license at the office of ”it"iOWIi
and were wcddcd by tho ltov. in,
Craft, rector of t‘lirlwi Episcopal
church. ‘
3
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AUTOMOBILES
$600 to $1500 .
'l‘hc MAXWELL holds: the Woriii'vJ
record for reliability—40.000 milcs'
without stopping engines. i
\\‘ii f‘illilllit‘iiti thcnl also foi stimuli;
and hoist-ices running 1
Phone '.\ir. tilm‘cr, on 2113‘. for doin-
unstrntion ,
l'clltling colluiiciiou of our building.
Slain Smith
Kttl‘iv'alk: i3 South
Norwnih
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
SL,
For You--~-Cet It!
A brand as still" as bristles cannot
be satisfactorily shaved with a rarer
that is suitable only for soft. light
hearth. We'll help you select the
esp-ell“ mode for your kind of
_ beudwt on you int be sure of per-
kem edge. and il always in perfect
condition to give a quick, clean,
comfortable shave.
Buy it W188 and if it doesn't
pmvc entirely satisfactory. we’ll one
change .it or give {on back your
money $1.59 to S- so each.
OHAHLIO E. DOW
i 112 Whhlnuton at.
i ‘4
A, s, . ~ c2}
“WW...“ l» .. .M .l... W
steamship Tick
to all point; in Euro . Winter Cruises
to Old Foldinll‘lorld . nationals and
Cuba. ‘ . ‘
INSURANCE
« ‘ ESTATE
‘ (innnrppritea) .,
l INK-IMWAVENfiIi ”U9"!
NWWM—K. CONN.
,, . gflyoAth”
Loans uncommon
Nothing will remain unplanned or ‘W
3th supplied during the illness cunt
cit'l‘i‘ . ,
. i\ '.Jttt‘ut‘lcn found that pl‘i'yiuus to comm '
h to Noriviilit Turner and his numerous
our offices are at til Winfield St, l-Zust .
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i. M. LAYTON a co
Million and Six Children Wore Tait?
on With Scarlet Fever Shortly '
Alter Moving Here
Holocaust: Avlson and Davina, on
their’rcturn front a trip-to Hartford.
Monday. were well pleased with the
result of their efforts. They called at
the state comptroler's office in the in.4
target; nt‘the town naatntit Edward 1..
Turner and family. This f'nl'llil-y,'tl01l'
stating of the father, motherland six
children moved to a shanty in West.
Norwallt some time ago from Rye.
New York. “Ten days after their ar-
rival the mother and six children were
taken ill with scarlet fever. Neigh-
bors reported the matter to'tile select-
men. and there wasnothlng for the
town to do but assume the care of the
family. The family had practically
nothing, and the expenses for physio
inns, nurses. nicdlclnes and provisions.
the town Infill. Turner had never ob-l
mined a residence in Novwalk. and in»!
refused loamy any of the hills, and
several {flown tip sons dccilncd ilkw.
Mac to contriinlte. 'l‘he sclectmen
then innit up the matter with tho Slitl“
oillcials. on the around that Turner
was it state paiipcr, and the slut-H
should near the oxiltllllw anti not ill!’
town. 'i‘urni-r lutcr wi'otc a letter to,
tin. comptroller llcnying he was dealt
tiuc, bill be still refused to pay. any
(if ”in ililih.
After tllp contptrniicr'ilad heard flit'
sclcctlncn's side of the pose he decided
it was up to ill. stoic to assume. tilt'
cxpcnac and stated this would lliwlonc.
thus rcliovlna tilc town of the burden
in invcstlaating 'i'urucr‘s case the lit“
l
family had gone to Ohio. ’i‘llcrc tilc
purcnis deliberately dcscrtml ilic «:xi,
ivi'iiildrcn and lcft them to shift fog
tlicn‘mvltcs. 'i‘lw liltiilhl 'ciiilil, then
i . '
't-lcvcn yours, was old i“lltlllilll to tell
the nature of his llili'i‘llih‘ audi‘m» iiillii-
rob and wlictt; tllcy had come [count
and tin) authorities of (thin lost no
il1uc it; slipping thv t‘lllliil‘i‘li bail. to
ilit‘ ltiil'l‘tliS in ityia l
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EACH WANTED iNFORMATiON.
lit t‘. v. Kcrr found itiinsvlf in .i
.viliiil', ‘.illquii at about iilt‘ noon llour‘
‘ilc oilicl titty llcln'ccn trains. ,
"\\’licrc's flit“ ilotci'.‘ lic lltqull‘cii of
a native ‘
“Which our?” ““4““ tilc iiiht'l‘. i
"Why. have you nipt‘e than onc in.
tci licro‘f“
‘ "i didn‘t know tlcrc w:t~ :illy.” rc-
plicd illc nlliivc at: no waiiicti away
lltisliill lit‘t‘tii‘ti
'l'llcrr il'.“ ft w ll'iill‘l‘ pitini-‘c 'Iitjf‘l'i‘
than a man with ‘.i frost-bitten balm
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WE HAVE MOVED TO THE OLD
WELL CiGAR C0. BUILDING.
‘. WASHINGTON STREET
TEL. 434 ‘
Horace E.l)aun & Son,
45 WALL 511, NORWALK.
‘iReal Estate and
‘ insurance
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
ordhth of the town.
Plumbing ,
leiiryhody wants the plumber this
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_ vvciiilinr. it'd arc rcafly for you ninl
'wlil attend to your wants as rapidly
' iii; possible.
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Ann arena Herace ER. Nash
returned: 401
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South Norwaik
'North Main and Weill Streets, '
, , [o’wt belte‘treguél I
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Sill" is bowels are quickly
reg-n tcdrliiy
Bold Wire. is to» toil. .“ as...
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MyNICIPAL’ 'iNSURANcE.
David S. Beach's proposition loi-
nutniclphiimiurance is now up to
Mayor-Buckingham and City Atari-toy
Chillinah; In Bridgeport. Tllc‘ ulna-u—
aneoua committee reported to tho
council last “153‘ that. the matter
should he fttrth r. investigated and
considered and asked that the recom-
mendation of tho above named oili-
(rials be secured.
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BODY FROZEN To GROUND.
SOUTWNGTON. Feb. fir—«Frozen
to the ground the body of an Italian
known hero by the family name of Zn-
cano was found half a mile from tliu
railroad station today. To all appear:
‘ some the man had been struck by a
train during the night. The body was
mutilated. chano leaves a widow
and nine children. He was 40 years
old. I , t .“
COME 1N AND SEE oils
ELEGANT DISPLAY or
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And EleétricStand
LAMP;
And Gas Domes
Not to be equalled in iiie‘rwln
Cities for price or style.
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Wallll’aaérs
30% Discount en'All '
Grades of Wall
Papers
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Crockery. Glassware.
‘ Housefumishing
Coeds. Etc...
LHDeC .
82 Washington Sires
South Norwalk'
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Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging. ;, .
Norwalk Chronicler