Prompt and
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and Wait for your our.
names PHARMACY
J. Manila. Milling».
ethoioltt admits at
42:4
Mrs. Otto Burns, of'Osilorn avenue,
is a guest of her sister, in Danbury.
Mrs. M. I... Pelhain is ill with the.
grip at her home, 93 Van Zandt street,
East Norwaik.
——'I‘ry Banner Bread. Tel. 31441.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
Church, is holding a meeting this at»
ternoon with Mrs. (3. N. Wood, of 01'
Osborn avenue.
'l‘he pastor, the Rev. W. W. Gillies,
will be the leader at the regular wuclc
ly prayer service this evening :it the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
The water on the Washington street
bridge, which had to be shut off on ac
count of a break in the pipe. was
it ‘ ed on again yesterday morning
11%“ i0 o‘clock.
The members of the Dory Social
Club have decided to omit. their Week-
ly social tomorrow evening on account
of the dance of the Rotou Point Divi-
sion of the United States Volunteer
Life Saving Corps.
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Arthur Blishei, of the East. avenue
trolley line was absent from his car
this morning. it was explained that
he is taking a much needed rest. The.
conductoriug of his car is being look—
ed after by Ernest Johnson.
The warm weather made deeper in-
ro tie into the ice of the harbor year
to day than any day since the thaw.
This morning the harbor was practi-
cuily clear. This morning a sailboat
went out. and had no trouble.
An East Norwaik trolley car broke
an axle yesterday afternoon after it
had reached East Norwalk, on a trip
down from Norwaik. Another car
was sent down from the Willi street
car barn and the disabled car was low
cd hack.
Joseph Caposeiin. the dancing inau-
lll‘ is planning a pleuatani time for
sides in Will't‘hst‘root, i
week's aviation. Owing to the bicy-
vie transmutation»: in the summer
Mr. Hawks doosl’not get. much oppor»
tunity to getaway at that time. which
explains his vacation at this season.
Mr. Hawks is now visiting in New
Jersey,
No word has been received during
the last day or twoconccrning the cou-
ditlou of Mrs. Charles H. Rider. who
has been critically ill. at her home in
Port Jefferson. Long Island, but it is
feared that there must not be much
improvement in her condition. “Mrs.
Rider, in addition to being advanced
in years, foil slid was painfully injured
a number of weeks ago.
The visit to the Washington street
bridge yesterday of various prominent.
South Norwaik men, including insin-
hers of the business men's association
special committee, the former town
committee on the bridge and city or
licinls, was viewed with much interest
over this way. All matters pertaining
to the bridge are eagerly discussed by
East Norwuik people, for it is hoped
that the agitations will eventually re-
sult in improved bridge conditions.
lowiiiu
Mrs. Lauretin Slater has boon visit.
lag in liensonhurt and Brooklyn.
”an”
M1“. and Mrs. .loliii ileWaicrs are
spending a few days in Bayonne, New
Jersey,
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During the absence of Charles w.
Bell. in Florida, Harry S. Bryan is]
acting as superintendent of the Moliio-‘
dist Episcopal Sunday school.
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Mrs P. A. Cunningham wife of
Rev. 13‘. A. Cunningham. pastor of the
Rowaytou Baptist church and their
four children. ale seriously ill with an
n‘itack of the grip.
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Misu Henrietta ileniou, teacher of
room three in the Rownytou school.
has been forced to resign her position
because of ill health. and Miss Bertha
Cook, formerly of ’i‘orriugtou. (Toxin,
has been secured to teach for the re-.
mainder of the year. Miss llenion lsl
now in Albany.
Miss loia Stevens entertained a par-
ty of friends at whist. last evening.
and the occasion was much enjoyed.
as Miss Stevens proved herseit, a
charming hostess. 'i‘wo tables were
occupied, the players being Misses
Vivian Stevens. Minerva Carpenter.
Fiwence Moore and iota Stevens and
Messrs. lra Higgins. l‘l‘t'sitiil liurt.
Charles R. Petty and John ll. Smith.
The first honors went to Miss Carpeti-
ter alid Mr. Kiggius. lit-freaiiuieuls'
were served.
‘ ‘ . m. , ,
find becaulii tin)” distal, ‘
‘ dunes in conviction its stated yester- ,
. day that lie was sorry he coiled the
or
its was there he punched li
‘ ' , they tinted
that he iiid not parenthetical“ ovi-
case.
One of a pair till! horses being led
behind it sand truck coves by a man
named Henley. slipped and foil. and
was dragged quite a distance, before 2
the driver was dwaro of what had but»
pelted. it occurred on Holmes avenue.
The driver‘s attention will called to
the fallen animal by It carpenter em-
ployed on the. cottage being erected
by Robert Shelton. The animal‘was
reluctant to get all. but. finally did. i
it was skinned somewhat. as was its ,
male, from the frantic kioks.’
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iiilll'llll ,
Samuel Piirdy has been on a busi~
uesu trip to New York city.
Martin Barrett of Greqnwlcli, has
been visiting relatives in town.
George Avery and son, slaughtered
some porkers for Henry Gross Tues-v
day. l
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Mrs. Harriet Price has returned
from a visit with her daughter in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. laewis Ambler has been the
guest the last week of her daughter.
in Uniibury. I
Mrs. Samuel Elwood has been the
recent, guest of her son and daughter '
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in Bridgeport.
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Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
.‘iirs. Mackenzie entertained the. la-
dies of Trinity parish at the rectory
yesterday afternobu. .
i
ileorge K. Perry has been appoint-
ed administrator on the estdte of the
late Susan M. Perry.
On Friday evening about 50 new
members of the S. of B. will be but
through the first degree.
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'l‘lie valentine. social held by the
Princess sunshine club Monday ev-
ening was a very entertaining affair.
llr. Hammond of New York. has
been in town the last week looking
after his property on the shore road.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed ill
the dance held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Eruinck, Monday evcu
lug.
There will be services at Trinli'
church at 10 o'clock tomorrow uioin
big and at 4 o'clock Saturday elm
noon.
Mrs. .loacph Myers. of limo-ville ill .-
trlct, will give a birthday party Sun
—-v———-——
—"i suffered habitually from constl-‘
the iiieiubers of his class next 'i‘ues-
tiny evoning. in honor of Washingl
loii‘s birthday the class will have aI
dance in Quitt‘lier‘s Hall in lttillrouiii
avenue, South Norwaik. _ '
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Arrangements have been made furli
the appearance at the East Avenuel
Methodist Church of a party of eaten .
inlners known as the Peterson family.
Announcement was not made. lit llli‘
Sunday services. for the reason. it is'
understood that the arrangements had
not been completed. '
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The big pillp schooner
on account of the ice in the harbor.
has been towed in Norwalk and is be-
ing unloaded at the dock of the Hi.
(.leorgo Pulp and Paper Company, iu'
whom the. cargo was consigned.
The Four by Four Whiui club held a
regular niectiiigyostorday. with Mrs.
13'. Burr Bench. Belts Place. lanai Nor»
walk. The first price was Won by MM l
Edward 11'. Smith, and the second by
Mrs. Charles H. itiiitilurpe. 'i‘lie‘ iioxi
locating will be March 2. with Mrs.
Henry w. Pagan, of doaview avenue. l
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The third of the special revival sen
vices at the Advent Christian Church
will be hold this evening. when the
pastor. Rev. holler ii“. Reynolds, will
be assisted by the Rev. 1. M. Blanch-
ard, of Bridgeport. These services
are arousing much interest. An invl«
tailon to everybody to attend iii ex-
tended.
An improvemiviit which will be ap-
preciated is both] made at the liiniit
Avenue railroad Midis. Carpenters
or the New York. New Haven and
Hartford nullroad Company are ungu-
ed in building a wooden shad over the
sidewalk, so that dirty water from the
iii-idle. in time of storm, will not drip
on pedestrians.
James W. Hawks, of the suit Cycle
t
which was
moored for several days opposite the;
Norwnik iron Works company dock.
pation Dunn's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that they
have been regular ever since."-—«A. in.
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs, Tux.
llllilill till lllllllllllll.
1-}. R. Hiiiiiley and family are mov-
ing from Main street to their new
home in Mansfield avenue.
'l‘hc Paterson family gave a pleasing
entertainment Tuesday evening at the
Ilowu hall. for the helium of the l'hi-
; l'icn Center school.
The Rev. George lleuioii Smith, pas-
tor of illoihirlon Methodist Church.
has been entertaining his brother.
,from New llriialn.
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.day in honor of her daughter.
.\1 ill
Kiierlle.
was—v waw
iiuward Fail-child. formerly of this
town, has successfully passed a itov
erumeul civil‘si-rvlce exaliiiuniloii for
ii pouition in the post office.
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Mr. and Mrs. Westley ,aiierwood who
sold their place to New York parties
will vacate the name April 1, to inki-
up their residence at the Sherwood
boiiioslead. Mrs. Moscu Sherwood.
who is spending the winter with her
daughter at Mt. Kisco, will return in
the iiprlnu. .
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TOO MUCH OITAlL. i
A much bothered conductor on an
eastbound car was asked by a clllliyi
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'cvcu oysters contaminated with ty.
'tain period in pure water.
,tion if these lived and thrived they in
n
Rev. and Mrs. Mackenzie eniertuin- ‘8
. ed yesterday Rev. Robert P. Kliitlcr of
lnity.
Vitdwlu Cross, on Mansfield avenue.
new nu. rats... ‘12....
Spoiling. in Rendition Will
Eiiulhiia Germs
lflNDON. millionth February i7.--
Therein no reason at all why any
one should ever puffer from oyster
poisoning, for, according to Professor
w, A. Herdmiin. professor of natural
history at the University of Liverpool.
phoid germs. can be washed free of
all disease by being placed for a cer-
investiga-
tions at Liverpool University have
clearly enough proved what he said in
a lecture on "The Cuituro of the Sea."
at the Royal institution.
He also said with regard in oyster
contamination that there was no doubt.
that at most of the oyster culture as-
tablishment.» around the Briisii coast
the oyster was now quite free from
suspicion. ‘
But he told it lot more interesting
things besides that about the oyster.
To show the possibilities of oyster
culture he pointed out that a single,
oyster was capable of producing six.
teen million. that in the next seller-u-
thcir turn would produce two hundred
and fiftyelx millions of millions: in
the third generation there would be
four thousand and ability-six million
million million; in the, fourth genera-
tion sixty-three thousand five hundred
anti thirty-six iniillOn iiiiiiion million
million. Then when he came to the
fifth generation the audience could
contain themselves no longer and roar-
ed with laughter as the professor
i :--
“in the fifth generation that one
oytser of the first generation would
have become one million forty-eight
thousand five hundred and seventy-silt
million million million million million;
or one hundred and thirty-one. times
the bulk of the earth.”
Of course nothing like that could
happen. But here was man‘s opportu-
iustcad of allowing the majority
of iiyslers to die off in the early stag-
es. man could stop in and rear large
numbers of them in certain places.
in France they are able to rear aboutl
ninety-moved per cent. of those capo,
lured. lint enormous quantities of;
baby oysters are carried out to lieu.
l
i
and lost.
u hv west midst of;
‘ 'l‘hu "Mb“ " ‘ ‘ tiller are still keeping the pellet up
France in to plan» males in a large
strip of sea almost enclosed, and
illicit the low ildv loft dry. All or:
i..il:ii‘liif‘fi‘. in: files notches tho- youua:
\j‘~'4 .u and prevent.» the sea from;
1.. :in‘ then; away Afterward flint:
u..~ plat» ii in beds, pm like or a innit-l
would garden, each mater riillivatoi ‘
limit“: a plot, and in course of time:
those \i‘lilril have grown slidicienllvf
lilo toilecled and sent to Mummies "to;
it.:iipieie their ”dili‘lilliill" before lliliivf
in: their way to mnrlwi an illt' veilh
luaiml green oyster, noted for its tint ‘
or and iuuriouancsn,
i
801 infill itliini .
sigma lim
WILIAMAN'I‘K', Voila, Full 17 ”M
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrli
Edwin Cross, .lr., tilted three years, is
recovering from hereto llilllrlun inflict-
ed by a frightened horse. The nest
dent occurred on Monday and Mr
Gross said it seemed almost miracu-
lous that the little fellow was not kill
ed. and he thinks the only thing that
saved the child was a thick cap that
won milled well down over his ears.
The little boy was in the lot near
“ Good Advice Rildsrdlhp lilo Prevenlo
'iy believe to be unsurpassed in ex-
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ion oi Cough and Colds
if people would only fortify and
strollstben the system, the maturity at
cases of coughs, colds and pneumonia
might be avoided. Those troubles are
frantically due to weakness. whlct
produces a catarrhal condition at
the mucous membrane. which in an in-
ternal skin of the body. When this
skin is weakened it becomes easily
infected with germs which cause
many of the diseases to which flesh
is heir. Healthy mucous membrane:
are essential safeguards of the body's
goitersl health.
All excellent aid in the prevantlor
of coughs, colds, pneumonia and such
like infectious diseases, is a remedy
that will prevent or cure catarrh. '
We have a remedy which we holiest
csllonce for the prevention of coughs
colds and all calarrhal conditions. it
is the prescription of a famous physl
clan. who has an out/table reputation
of thirty years of cures gained through
the use of this formula. "We promise
to make no charge for the medicine
should it fail to do as we claim. We
urge everbyody who has need of such
a medicine to try Rexail Much-Tone.
lit stands to reason that we could
not afford to make such statements
and give our own personal guarantee
to this remedy if we were not prepnr~
ed to prove the reasonableness of our
claim in every particular. and we see
no reason why any one should hosi-
iate to accept our offer and try it. We
have two sizes of Rexall Much-Tone.
prices 50 cents and $1.00. Sometimes
a till-cent bottle is sufficient to give
marked relief. As a general thing the
average. of three large bottles. You
can obtain Rexnil Remedies is South
Norwalk only at our storc.~—-'l‘iie Res
all Store. The Clifford Pharmacy
Quiitner & Canly. Props,
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Piii’lillt installs.
HOY'r‘S THEATRE.
till iii! till Milli
~ dilllfl‘tdiiidit TliE
.tiliiiii Tililiili Lilli
dill u with.
ill tilt
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Fine and
Complicated ‘ Situation Results erIR'Oul-ol Order Kidneys Act
Trailic Agreement Over \ Bladder , Misery ysnislics After
I Leased Lines a a Few D0888
“Odioinis of the Boston and Maine
railroad admit that it would be impos-
sible for them to bar the Grand Trunk
railroad from running its trains over
.he tracks of the Sullivan County and
Velnont Valley railroads, which the
Boston and Maine operates under
lease. ,
if the Bostofand Maine took this
radical action in rogsrd to those roads
thé Grain! trunk could retaliate and
prevent the Boston and Maine from
running trains over the Connecticut
A real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses of Pope’s Diuretic.
Misery in the back, sides or loins, sick
headache,- nervousness. rheumatism
pains. heart palpitations, dizziness,
. sieeplossness. inflamed or swollen aye-
lids, lack of energy and all symp-
toms of out-of-order kidneys simply
vanish. 2
Uncontrollabie urination (especially
at night). smartlng, offensive and dia-
colored water and other bladderniil-
ery ends.
The moment you suspect kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel any rheu-
and Passampsio division in which the matism. begin taking this harmless
Grand Trunk is similarly fixed. 'riusjmedicine. with the knovrledse that
still further complicates an already ‘ 13:5" in“) 2:11" remad‘y, at 3W "W”
complicated situation and it seems to whiceh wlllv $3..” 2%.?ho§§§,hw°§llli
be the belief of some railroad men that ”
prompt a cure as a fifty-cont treatment
the Grand Trunk has somewhat forced 0,! Papa’s Diuretic. which any drus‘sliii
President Meilen’s hands in the mat-
,worried. because this unusual proparn.
a long time of the desire of the Grand
2 ing its cleansing. healing and strength-
can supply. .
m it is needless to feel nuserabie and
Mr. Mellon, however, has knovln for .tlon' goes at once to the cutoff-order
kidneys and urinary system, distribut-
Trunk ‘0 89‘ i° tidewater at 50m“ letting influence directly upon the cr-
poliit nearer than Halifax and it lamina and glands affected. and com-u,
very probable that he has cards up his lpleies the cure before you realise it.
sleeve which will turn the situation leo‘” PM“??? pharmacifit.tbnnket
. j . . any i’llf’f‘f‘all e agency w c you
into1oue favorable to the New Haven Am“: Paps. Thompson & Paps; of Cin-
ront clams. is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
l of your confidence.
SENATOR HEYBURN UPHELD.
sciss, idaboc. Feb. wwrhe standl Accept only Papa's Dimiicrrflm'
‘ . . 1 cent treatment—way drug store—tiny-
takcn by United btatea Senator W. B. lwbere m the world.
Hcyburu against the placing of the»
statue of General Robert E. Lee isl
the statuary hall in the fictional Cap-
itol is commended in resolutions adopt-
ted yesterday by the local post of the
G. A. R.
i.
A married man always laughs when
the altar.
An Elvira?” Hustler. the pill.‘
which has pleased thousands of then
Wrestlers. is the offering by the tires:
Stock Company tonight. and alreadi
tickets are being sold quite rapidly
and the ladies are taking advantage 0
the bargain night which utilities limit
to bring a friend. The management
has another pleasant surprise on Fri
day night, a useful and ornaments
souvenir to the ladies and from iht
advance sni.- Friday will be a llfllllii‘i
night.
Mi'SiC HAM.
An entire now change of prom-an:
takes plac.» at the Music llail today
and the management announces that
in securing big arts for the patrons
The bill '01 illt‘ lili‘ii half iii lhls “‘1't‘k
PAPE
E. E. Gorham
looks well and in one act on the bills
the ilionagetncut is sure to have what:
is termed a cracker-lurk, ii is the:
art of Frank Richard..- auti initial-l
Monlrose This act played the Week?
before laid at i'oii's lirldgopflri boast-,3
and they are billed here as the adtivdi,
attraction. Another splendid piiii'i~~l.
la (‘npt .iack Swift and brings iol
south Nora-nib :in old favorite. Juiiiesl
Kennedy. and his company of players l
Willis and Gilbert have a new not ill:
libo wa) of Hit oiigliiui opvrutta nild‘
their press reports are rm} llutli-riliu ‘-
Mlsa Hattie iinrrlu comes here from.
Atlantic (Wit, Wllt‘i‘i' she has been
playing lilo first half of this week»
She is billed as the Dainty llt‘lixlll. and
bils a wonderful baritone voice for :i
woman, «unwilling of the style of tip-i
late iielena Mmu. One of the blu‘.
coniwly aria on this bill in the Ford
till-tiers. This is their first lilllit‘iil"
once in this t'iiilliii')‘. out) having am
rim-d hero iii Allii‘i‘lt'il lust Huturdai.
and they came with letters to the
booking omen. introducing them as
one of the beat comedy acts on the
imndou stage They have u \‘t‘lill'lc.
entitled. "inndou tilde Hittite“ i-lo»
tone and limit. two clover t‘tliiii'il"
the house counting on the thick crunl
of the snow and lost its his grnndiutb i
l
:indy pom-rigor to close tho "initiators. ‘er, Aruold'i’oiicl‘. mu", into n", yard :
:Au be had already impuiniimrtiiiiudio :the “M carried the boy directly to-i
lopeu them by half a dozen other init- ; wards the horse and cililit‘. m a stop dt i
The Allison block in Norman i rom- iw rmricd i0 diplomacy. ,
”rights, which Willi destroyed by Mel ”Marisol." he said in a confidential!
taut Fourth of July. is bolus rebuilt. 110015 ”1'0 Bi‘iiiy Chm “W Wiliiifiiom i
and, when finished. will be a store and ,0“! tiiilill‘lililaiely ll health officer iii
awaiting. aboard the car and he insists that they
on...“ linuat be left open. i'd nicks mynoifi
A large balmy-own deer Was the liable to it lot of trouble if i opposed
copier of attraction for a few minutes ' him."
yesterday morning. for the children , "‘A health oiiicer'!“ said the lady.
of the Homes school. as it point-mii “'t’eii'ni.“ replied the conductor.
about in a lot owned by .i. 11. Phillips. And then intoxicated by the success
W-.. of his scheme he unhappily added:
Tl“! l'llfil'lflf‘ 0f the Clllh'hmllfl h“! l "Tillli'l “up "m"I mm” ”flat. “he‘d...
been decorated "W M“ “it” do» 01’ l tho one with the brown derby."
Will 10. Ashton of Noroton iiclghts.‘ The lady looked and . change. “m...
and now presents a very neat appear- over her face.
once with its new stage sensory. its "The one with the brown dgfhy?"
cream colored walls and «how-while gm. repeated.
““1082 ' "Yes‘m. They say he's quite an em
‘ “W .purt on germs and things. 1 billion
Frank Hus of barium was given a 1,,“ ‘ German gentleman."
year‘s sentence in tail to allow him to The lady “in.“ at the conductor.
coins to his senses. His wife Wiiii‘ “Ho's Milling of the kind.“ my
utilised to to to the home of her mctb- lifllbhfid.‘ "The man ”m, the brown
or to get something to eat. and coin ’ derby I. my husbandi"
forts that bar husband did, not atrial UMWiiof‘ellWh tile (routine heat a
liar. Wonk followed liar, and he was a hasty minute-clinch“ Plain be»
free boarder at. the house. The trouble ' g"
was that lie arm. lfiil2 then raised} W
illicit a m in tho” native that its that} pump...
ills Moduli. forced his wife to go “Mimi ml. optimal m m.
with him. and new! the brute. 'l‘iui jot mph he doesn't knowiwl'uub.
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mutiny “000190th. .13..
roctly beneath theI animal. ‘
The horse, frightened, lwgiin to kick i
and prance and when Mrs. Cross. who
new the conditions from the window.
rushed in the reticue and dragged the
child from under the animal's hoofn.
the. little follow“: face was ii most on
recognisable one because of tile mam
cuts and bruises.
in. it. e. White was immediately
called and he found that while the
child's child‘s hood and face were bad;
1y bruised and much swollen liters was
no serious injury. That the blow:
dealt by the kicking horse were. delta
cred with grist force was evident
when it was soon that the stud on
which the boy lild been sliding was
smashed into kindling wood. and iiiiif
the horse's shot! been furnished with
coiiiii there is no caustics that the so:
cldont would liars remitted much more
diustoroualy.
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’l‘o it also marriage may mean the
surrender of his rights to the whims
of his wife's rotations.
Jflifluw is O my "lit OM! more
in» hail m 01310111“ mum.
1 Mam...» . My.
people, an- presenting a series of
closer invitation. which has plan-l
them among thc'heud iiuu nets in the
vaudeville world. With the three new
will of motion picture film. this should
make an excellent bill for tile bul-
aura of the week;
MONTANA mom GHUT DOWN.
llii'i‘Th}. Mont, Feb. i‘l.-wAii of the
big milieu witfthe «attention of silt are
illlill down thin morning. with pros
ports of a prolonged suspension. on ac.
count of the strike of the «inducers.
The international engineers are stand-
liill. firm and thus for have the whip
bond. The Clark Reduction works
wii close down today. according to an
atheist statement inst nixhl. All the
Clark mines have i4liiil down. No cu-
rouriiuonielit for amelioration of cow
unions was held forth by mine man-
«are last night.
barge forties were laid off at the
Wuhan limiter, at Anaconda, which
day, apparently in preparation for a
shutdown of that plant. it is not no
iluveo that tin operation of silt Anni:
summed properties can keep the tibial.
tors in operation. and union the other
tuition mum, nu- plant will its con»
pelted to close. .
The ”Invasion of the clot-ls matter
will compel a number of small values
to aim dim. *
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‘9:
Wiring,
Vaudeville Theatre
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, strum-m.
no. 17. 18, is. ’
Return to South“ Norwalk 9'! the
Amlricln Playsr, ‘
JAMES KENNEPDAY. AND Hi8 c‘owl-
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Offering the Laughan an of All Hi“
JACK swur'r. ~
WILLIS AND GILBERT.
In an AmOt‘icIn Operetta.
. CORENE AND UZELL, '
Presenting a Serial of Ginny Melodies
England's Brightest FINN".
THE FORD SISTERI,
in Landau Side Lightly . ‘
Added Attractioh.
FRANK Riel-mans AND LOUlu
MONTROSE.
in the college (éhsppio and Tho Fair
o-Ed.
WALL
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than an year.
Decorator
10 First Street, East Norwalk
Telephone 452
HATTIE HARRIS,
The Dainty Delight.
AND THE LATEST AND DIST
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HARTFORD RAXUROAD
TIME TABLE.
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