' pissed the
m limo derortiiilnt of Curtdio
. . .Berirns in
Yaw-City ldltor’a Huldlllc.
Mrs; instill! Worden. or 18 Cross
street. NorWiilk, is seriously ill.
W
Miss (lulled. of Brosddtiver is re
from "
W
Mr; Wit mutter its]! been ill with
still fit‘ lion horde h Seymour street.
Th5 New ldeti bruins Tor March
x I
will he out told rrow lit the Mints
Mrs. .loseph liken. of Belden ave-
nue. is recovering frdix) a recent iii-
noes; "; .3... .. _
Peter 1“ Burns. of the Boston Store,
is ill with trip at his home in East
avenue.
Mls‘sfilln Koch. of Franklin street.
has returned from a several days' visit
in Derby.
~~~Jeddo Coal. Raymond 'ilros.
Mrs. Howlird Baker,3 of Livingston
street, has been visiting relatives in
New Haven
need about the halt yearly sale of
trousers st 'ltogers and Stevens The
adv. will give; you prices, etc.
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Ferny Shsnshsn, who has been em-
played for the past six menths in
Waterbury. has .retugndd to Norwalk.
Mr and Mi’ is Fredellck ll Bedlam.
of Center avenue, have been spend-
ing a few days‘ln Clinton. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ‘Guthrie. of ‘Bil
verminc,‘ are ‘ entertaining their
nephew. Burclpire Guthrie, of Ken-
888. a .
' L.._.......__..j.
Misses Mamie Shorlde'n sud Csth-
erino Council of 32 Wilton avenue.
have been spending it week in New
York.
Henry Hedges. fermerly «colored
by Frederick Boheidler, of’South'fdsin
strct, has secured a position in Bridge-
port. .
The post grands of Butler Lodgs, l.
0. 0. E. wll hold a lost rohsarusl to
night Tuesdsyi All please try to got
there. .
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Miss Florence Peck, of South Nor-
win, was the guest over Sundny of
Miss Bessie Beers, of lot) (irsssy Plain
street, Bethel.
Mrs Willlimi F‘ Teller. uite of the
proprietor of the Monster) Home ’in
Washington six-,eet has returned from
Ohio where she spent several orbits
in: the benefit of her health.
bellow Id“ WRM‘ Ind politics
nm for Moms out tomorrow. "toe
Miots‘6- '
Miss Merle bouts Chancellor oldest
dIushtor of Dr William E. Chsnccllor.
"mom WWI? scrutiny iii his. I
number or days. iI now very much im-
proved "e 3M0 ntlIIt. she has
finger ;
Judxd lam. who spoke last night
ill on "still; it» the ghost
over night Hon. ohn ti Seymour It
It m beluga. KHsvduue 'rbis
nlortling the Judge and Mr tin'ymmir
rethrno’tl to with York by trsin.
Ia
(inert lM e '1 liters of his in.
wt; hold on @1de meniinuvd'hls
orbiting stth’e Knights of (iiiiuihliu’s
room lil‘ddii'lil lists street. A coin
piste sttondonoe is roilddsbild} II lino!
Irrsussnrent‘p will when.“ Wild;
in the mine Militias website. in
s Imford swim libido bill be“ W
ed in for the lost out I hefty ‘
of“!
non. next Th‘
This town suditors worked on the
WWW *Wl’br the dim time hr
“)3,ng fiscsl your. ;...;
do eh; It ’8“ Mail
’aidrlnndod live
by evening.
”fielded”? and? lilo! lr‘villg‘h fiddd
“will int: niep,«’8to iutsr their he is out
costs after I lent; sickness at his home
in list-riot street
llutler - "
10. l) It. Will celc
evening. The pest grands wil work
the initistory degree.
w. .lt Housed who will make many
improvements chills property.
m
at W
Willi’snr Hamilton, driver for Ar-
ntour'u‘ hocking house in Norwalk. is
confined to his bed with an attack of
[hip I‘nd tonsllitis.
is taking his piece.
Dr. E. H. Jones‘hsszreiurned to his
N. Y. He repel-ts that in that country
the snow was tour feet 'doep and
drifted in. many places.
evening another game in the pool
tournament now going on at the Non
walk Fire Police headquarters.
.l. H. MoNerney, the Nomulk ice
oxen. reports his second crop of ice
this year. He hos a stock of 300 tons
of eleven-Inch ice. lie sans there is
store it
Brother ancher will speak and tin
chorus from the South Norwaik linu-
tist Church will sing. at the Light.
house mission this evening. You are
cordially invited to Ittend All
welcomm Jul
w . .
'i‘he lnitiItory degree was conferred
on Help!) Bullet". In Schumann.
Mills. 61 Brendon»: last night. at
the N ., " HO. 0 l’., at their hall
in Well i
Samuel Roddlidi‘. who was injured
in a runaway accident sotnrdsy night
in East Norwdlh ls Ibis to be about
Mr. Roodner struck on his head when
tossed out or his Wagon but fortunsto
iy the resultant wound we not of a
serious unions.
The many lriends'of Leonard J , Fos-
ter gave him a .vslentiuo surprise
party. lsst'evaning. st his home In
Reed street. in honor of his fifteenth
birthday. Games end dancing were in-
dulged in; refreshments of all kinds
were served, 'snd pretty vslenitnes
were given so favors. The whole. was
an enjoyable wslr.
ii. Glendeolng & (70.. drugglsis It
the corner of WI" Ind Main street.
are moving into the new Coleburn
block on Wall street. The. stores now
(mounted by it Gtendenin; s t o and
toieburn It yonder. jewelers. me to
he made lnto doe large. store. When
time internment: are completed the
drug iirnl will move back into their
mun. was drivlnl down WIIi street
on: morninl shout ' me so nor-I oin-
pad in front of the Fslr
hunk. n 663an Iiiso
ml ill”. hl‘ will with 1” bill)
of but I (10st men who burrito
Mr. Brodiey'o' “swoon. the Idltnsl
1m gotten no ills test. , .
..
while dining: with the household: poi
est. inst ovemnx. received if “9“”
bite on his rim hand. The bite film
so ind lust our. (link was obllged
have the wound esoterisod. its as out»
widower Mr (HM ls iti'tritliti
lousy with €66 ’hriiirinli ilml‘nber
ldohfidll.‘ is Hby ‘dod’nd find it .‘littiil
More knowiddhsorsstb: ‘ t _.
. l l) f ”
The Knolitelt’ ousmiia.mr . F- ‘
ens doe dinners. Amt tomorroy
nrotnit all records.
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two 4‘s it“
in m ness. ‘
, if 'W‘ of the Cold!”
91er re event is to be held.
”if Willi} ‘ Wands thin villi
be m for the sods The dinner will bel
replete with” limitless.
t
y lliis
1;“? ”a“! ”GI printed in
h leI' Horne Journal or .lslmhrv
fill/ii lime “l‘o his or
Imhf‘
loom surly derbsthu.
i
brute Pint druids" night ’llornorrow .
Dissident.» sold the“ liable of
Joseph Boom. in thlimsvonue. toi
Edward Wilken '
home after a business tripod Hancock. ‘
James Quider.“‘rntcd 120. Ind lion“ ;
srd Worden, retedpliil. will play this .
more to cut but he has no place to ‘
31'"
Roy Ennis. of Nmfll’. end Eduard '
new sdtr'eniitrssii hurts» ~ ; “
Whiid'lcdwsmu Bradley. the produce
i?‘ i" Clerk. of Newtowu «whimsy
vb) so to Dri‘wml llitoimock Ind
idieilh thrilled tbs' imimeyeeoom
offers idle slid p
foil; collection (it
. dill. ‘ "I price.
$38. 00 Brand Bed, sale price. tr
lllfggm B ”III prison“ ’W.
3818.51“! Bed. Isle
‘16»5 0*? I‘ ‘ l d
fads-s
Young Men; to
and I“if
Is wield. orator.
IIEN‘! smith some were is
YOUTHB' 81‘9th BOOTS. Vere
. 00 Weshlxmton Street
tion. and are the object of
Prices, 50c
86 Washington Street
dIIrIsIcold
l 5" ‘WW is
'riib tone Iuwhrhtiiib twister truth
or the hermit sis-sum cesium
tics, in“ Willie stifled in web Ivonne. sou
Alon street. last evening shout ii: iii)
"clock. in such a manner thst it. bionic
mi trolley trotlic in both directions for
to about fifteen minutes. after whirl: tihw
’Vouht HIyilbs untried the n proceeded again under iii. ooh non
of. a
,
2;,
l
. run we
a i no
Led-’4“ in
" O. B J'ockSOh
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free
moss Ids.
Clearance Sale or Men’s and Boys’
High Cut Storm Boots
3018' STORM $00'l‘8. were ”.00
FLYNN 8 RYAN
V eilings
Conic and III the beauty of our New Veili
you will consider yourself well repsid. One
ion a emphatic edicts for Spring is the "Mystery" Veil-
lng. The patterns are so radically different from the
well known sortl. that they Ittrsct unlimited atten-
The showing of veiling: was never more extensive
or exclusive than it is this year.
N. E. Ryan Co.
WAY FOR KEEPING ”WARM it yen thsn't
Fernsce or Siesminthe house. then to buy I
, reilIbie GII or (iii Hester! '
WethethcrninplisimItIll prices. ll
MM lilllllillllis “Will
‘ Thtblnthohihd «14wa work
' ’smydu
_ goo“ .'lso
'61.;‘4MMH-v‘ll‘2mi‘gdd..;fl
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NORWAi-K.
00 ........... ..Now. 03.60
”nun...” .. flow.”
.150.................:... Novella
. and
Fuh-
unstinted praise.
to $1.00 yd.
South Norwalk
sports hadrons. tits I our to
”0‘” Ht 1: NH
v... .... m . < . fl.
Civil it a:
inspeclion
enamel 1366...... 06.25
4““
hello Alisoeliition have
. . Mil " "coke;
j triyng [imltion irritable
' dines. has left échool and is now tutor
' log with on ciliolent teacher in com-
1 which she was business monsoon-us
. well no exchange editor, will be sorely
. felt.
' wrecked not» which lay a short dis-
’ home in West. street. is now rnnldiy'
r tildes their
at «an heir doll
v9- “ ._
been frequent
and generous. This is but instance
of the good, he hits done. “Ill-lowegcr.
his manner hos been anything but
genioi. according to the boys, curios
the lunehiltg period No doubt the nisn
folio r It outfit;F time they I
i
.j ,f'choeoiotc." etc, W0 d
moire most any men in Mr Shcehan' I
it is hoped
that the matter Will be soon rectified
“nod that both Mr. Shoehsn and the
boys viii grow to he more thoughitul
of such other’s feelings.
lilies Merle Hunt,
of the lunior
melelal work. She will be greatly
missed by hor- many school friends.
nod‘her loss to the school popes-.of
bigot of the students took the op-
portunity Ifforded by the recess on
Friday to view the remains of the
tones shove the school.
quits ill with scarlet fever st. her
renlning her health much to the re.
list of her many friends.
Thomas liorsn. the clever football
player and silvsronnd athlete, is ill at
his home in amnion "avenue with
pneumonia. His schoolmates miss his
cheery smile and wish him I smelly
recovery.
The high school orchestra will have
I reheat-all Tuesday It 1:30.
Mr. Ursudait II." that the Mo to
the Capitol City will be given no. lie
also tells us that on Saturday at Her-
rtli's Business College. in Stamford.
the convention of the commercial
testhors of the State of Connecticut
will he held. There will be I contest.
of students in iypcwritnx and In em}
hibition in thIt line of wort by 3(3an!
of the speedisst writer: or the coon-é
try. Dr. Chancellor will give I ulki
which wiil‘sdvoento the adventures of
the commorclsi work in the schools ;
Many of the students will Iini them- ;
wives of; this opportunity to see or ;
; port ”90erth for they are much In :
tel-ester! in thIt study. as I clean is to
he formed soon in our own school no
tier the supervision of Mr. Crsndsll.
At the homo-dosh period yesterday
is complete resistrstion or the pupils
nos tshrn. Also every text book one
listed as to its home number and c-ou
liltion.
Thorcmus rchsarssi of tin,- nun-
strel show ,vostonisy in the assembly
hsli undervthe direction of l'risicrlclt
lloyt.1f . .
Alfred Blowout. one of our best foot-
boil players end I promising men in
.haIitothIll, bu left school He is now
worlds; to; his father in fildsodoid
Every and counts that “Rubber" has
none. »
Th0 Dolphin" tout: o! tho Girls
Athletic Associstion expects to begin
printing sum thus this use): in the
town mmbiy hull.“ Their
which our to be of the school colors.
feels justified in his treatment of figs”
o e
some. and desirable changes therein.
' Miss Anon Richards. who hIs been ,\
Iliitfit '
t‘
. .4. ww‘ ....._..
ro, censuses overes’esouso
TAXES. ,
The stute board of equalization. are
in: as s cotnmtssion to investigateth‘e
oyster proportion. will hold in public ;
hearing on Friday. Febrnory 18th.
ltllii, si‘ 3 o'clock p. m., in the board
or "side room. No. as Cannon street.
Bridgeport, to which it invites till
owners or oyster properties in this
state to be present. and to give their
views relating to the conditions pro
rolling in the protection and taxation .,
of such properties; the production
thereof and revenue therefrom; the '
present policy of the state towards the
The foelsrd flown trill: ltd
figures very closely placed
bands or plain silk to give itc
. :9. 0’
More mole Ire ‘thhlng Foley's Kid~
ncy Remedy every yesr. it is consid' , ; ;
ered the most enactiv remedy for all ; -
kidney and bladder tro bios that madsi
eel science can devise. Foieys Kid.
ney Reinedy corrects irreguisritihs. _
builds group system. and restores lost
vitality. ridge Phsrmucy.
Fer Woolen
They need no breaking in
Mr. Merchut to the II
53 00 and $3. 50
weal” SHOOS THC! F“ lgélagyy ”to no
or wssmssrou Irscsr. ., your
isemss
m to
green and 1rliiilc. have not more rot
'l‘ho follies th‘st llié‘xlrls die to nlsv
sill ho bite nip-twp end this is
tonsin I mambo Iiornrnt. list we
wish in. s trellis inst Is much as u
«I worsen civilian ii
and you will find it is itupossihio to
dint-union it (mus Ibo! mm?
on.
to
lost:
rises
ltd? loutc‘ bosom:
bowlers it‘ll do. -
sdtne mosby. II out;‘
or. my mmme '
Luther M. Womht
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chow
. . ;; . ' .6 V r‘. a
brstbd the dltoehth Innlwrgd
their sending. It their home «lit Clint
son mounts. tut evening. ll"
(liii'm 13* or Motives worn pres-
lino amnomsrv Ions m ot
’ ‘Mitditlie bottle utsy' Miss our
sour tidbit} “wields '66sz of the
Md? Mitt!) M “old” “'98.; tilidil n
it!“ bile? WWII “Wed that
it. ”indebted hot‘ but-Mes. insists;
“Wiiflr. W Hill.” 3
nine or. this issue; use lighth-
moon tIiIstvss. 6W with
“sawdust ”WWW snout
mm W my I crushing
“Ill“ 6:343? V
not We «refinished
sod after it milliliters was served our;
our doomed feeling that film had
one «it the time or their lives.
Hill
{WM stirs mam
”to it id ‘1 shes
‘mr “ml-m”. him “up «sir unless m at til Win
360 to ii“
500
“Witch;
sills 41hr“
rm for thIiiiiiy
withdut stopping IiipldII-m '
armed“; them use tor smooth
Huddle!" in» than? on sin n Mari
oust ration. 3i
t] it.
mammoth». of owmld“
down: it sot-ts ii refit. dough
Norwsih h.
will“? bred; circumcised, elm
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