. eating program was rendered.
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Get You; pm pm,
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BI: it! 8Q ; :Biiatnacy .
Pfomnt‘nnd eillol‘ontiliervice at
N1 times,
' Personal attention given to all
prescription - work;
Chairs for our trolley; patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE P RCY
h ‘ old job as use
nut recolledtiono ,_ ‘ , ,
East New lk bud quite a repre-
sentation yes evils at the annual mot,
. torbost showbiz" edition Shuttle srv
iden, New Yo Which opened ere
[Saturdaynlght Among, the, deletin-
, tiou from here were Jesus Ayers, Carl
i and William Wicks, Isaac Church, Os»
cur Anderson and 0. A. Anderson. Oth-
ers will probably no down during the
week, for the show. in naturally popu-
lar with I‘East Norwalkoru. ‘on account
of the large number of motor boats
owned here: In the opinion of those
, who visited the show yesterday, this
‘year's exhibition is interesting, with
an especially fine wshowing of engines.
J. PARKER. uni...
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The St. James Circle“ of “king's
'Daughters is holdln a meeting this
afternoon with Mrs, 'harles .l. Biydcn-
burg, oi’ Cove' avenue,
"Give us good weather" say contrac-
tors, and we will show you some build-
ing operations. C The conversation had
reference to~~East Not-walk.
For near-spring, this morning was
considered quite. a witherish period.
At daybreak thermometers register-
ed 8 and 10 degrees abhve zero. ,
Joseph Oddo. who‘hss'bccn going
A meeting ot’tbe East Norwaik Fire
district will he held a week from to.
morrow night and will probably be
largely attended, as a matter. of very
general interest will be brought up
at that time—«the electric light sys.
tom. The district committee. has felt
for some time that a meetin should
be called far the purpose of ringing
up extensions to the comorclali ser-
, vlcc. A lack, of money at the disposal
‘ oi the committee has retarded thc'cx-
icnsion oi the service and people at
various points have : complained be.“
cause they could not have. the house
light service. The date for the com-
iug meeting was decided on by tho
I
' Hbrt.
“ newly bullt‘ltouae.
' the ntegpa
through a severe attack of the min. cntntuiuec at their lust monthly invol—
has “"W recovered sufliclenily l0 1"“ ing,’:lta'ltl on Tuesday evening at the
allure his duties at the i-loyt's Theatre motor generator house in Senvlcw nvn
barber shop.
. rune.
Mrs. Cullen is moving today front ' W- -~-—-~-—
the corner of Osborn avenue anti lieu- j .
ry street to Stamford. It was provid RBWAYIHN
ously reported by mistake that lilrs.’ .
.l
Cullen was planning to move to ilo-V ......-
WWW“ l Ira Kiggins has been the fluenl of;
-—~llomcnmdt- crnllcru pull ginger friends In Stamford.
cookies. next week, at llnnuer liakery.’ Miss Florence Sammie. of New (.‘u- I
181- $1M- iuuan, has been spending it few days
The Woman's It‘orelgn’ Missionary in the villnge. ’
society held their regular locating at William H. EIWell. of New York.
the residence 0f Mi‘S- Prank Seymour, who has just returned home from u
in Rowan street last evening. There London tour. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
was a large attendance and an inter- ii. In. Rowland. ‘
. A. A. Betta. of Norwnik. In i'uznislr
A special program of music is plan- mg some of the timber which is lit-int:
nod for Sunday at the ideal. Avenue used in the construction of an oyster
Methodist Church. it was reported boat at Northporl. [sing lsnntll. for
that Miss Cook. who has been heard Captain Dexter Ii. Cole. inrtncrly of
bore several times with plcnsnrc, will
take part in the Sunday services. I
The members of Mayflower Hook
and intldcr company agree that ()ld
Wcll truck conipnny Int-tubers are fine
hosts. 'I‘hc iul'koy suppt-r last night
one thoroughly enjoyed by iho piti-
0(‘Iill‘ champions from this port of tho
town.
The pastor, Rev. W. W. (lllllcs, will.
load the rogulnr prayer meeting this.
owning ill the East Avenue Methodist
(ilturch, and It is expcclcd that. the
llcv. Lester F. Reynolds, pastor of the
Advent Christian Church. will loud;
the prayer service there tonight. i
: chcrnl of the smaller skating. ponds '
were in usable shape for the small
boys this morning. The l(‘t‘ has gone
rnlltcr rapidly ui times of into lilll the
water bus ulwuys conllnuctl so cold
that one cold night has usually
brought back lhc skating to the lltllo
ponds. ‘
Yesterday wus not u very promising
one for Sound noviltuiiou. ’ns wan
shown by the towns which headed for
tho lower lillibor. 'l‘wo pul Insltlt‘ ilw;
(Il'l‘t‘ll'fi Itt‘t'f light yosivrduy and look‘
slit-llor. 'I‘ht-ro wax u Hiiff \vosi wind]
yculcrduy. which huulctl around to tho .
north-wont.
'I‘hosc who ought to know say that
to gcl profiling (‘lilillH llllH your on lin-
t'xlrmnvly low Mart-It llili‘K. It oil] In-
ntwtmsnl‘y to go out to iltc Islands. It
In i‘liilllii‘fl the benches and little \\'i'I'I'
no thoroughly none ovrr on tho ntuln:
lunti shore lnui your lhul there will br‘
poor foraging this your. ‘
Miss llnrrlcl Rider liill-l rciurncd
bottle to ltlusl Norwnllt from Port Jeff
orsou Long Islund. whore lilli‘ \vttn
chili-ti on mount of illl‘ illness untl
tit-nth of bar mother. Mrs. (liturlos.
ll. llidcr. Mrs. Rider's other tiuuuhlcr.I
MI'H. (lbnrlt-n AiitsWorih. lit oxpttt'ivtl
houic front ism”; islnnd tomorrow.
Washington's. birthday night was
marked at the home of Mitts Emma
cone. of 3 llawitlntt uvcnuc. by u sur-
priso purl y on that young lady. In the
neighborhood of twonlyiivc gut-ell
were present and the occnslon whit
one of rare pleasure for hostess und
attests: alike. 'lfhcrc wure various
names and nitride and rolrotthmentu
wcrc served.
On account 0! the windy condition»
on tho tamed yoai (day Captains ii.
A. Hnnudorc landfill; nrd lint-knit. who.
not out, yesterday.hloruiun for tho
Honihporl oyster grounds, did not n...
lunlly HUII‘I with their boots. 'i‘lu-y
new ilItIJDWIi Illulullllil left the sound
,untl decided that if shelter wnn uootl
mouth for steam“ outfits It was nine
uoodcnoituii for them. ,
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Witter service was again in efiuptpd
on the Washington ttrcei brl g by
the cold during the night. A dry
merchant hour the drawbridss. do
cred he was up anionic”. wisdom
when no nonwor- her Sill.“ .
ifiriffin to thaw out t chine: it an
paths that be Is forbidden
u . g“
to allow the «maxim, ngtfi‘ - . d
[I , r, ‘ . :
mint and If he tutu a,
is sure. ,9 ,p . ,
A regular monthly meeting. of: U
omelet boat-n of the iliut Avenue: er
thodisi. Gbumb. was held isotope :
at m church.
bran t up and dispomi
tor. ev. W. W. Gillies, with extended
u tutti to remain another your. smile
time into. ind with iiicauonurui or the
«outshone. It. In mooted that or will
he re-sppoiuioditcru
ulterior ingot-sell, right hand assist
out til. incitement! Howard market
on the Washington street budge. eras as broad a smile as
l Marion.
Various. mailers ska
more or less routine nature were
at. The new
this place.
Rev. John b]. Adonis. district supt-tn
inicndcut, will preach in the llowtty:
ion Methodist (‘lhnrt‘h loniuhl at 7:30.
untl :ti‘iorwurtl the fourth nunrictly
confer-cure will be bold. :.\ll int-ur'
born are urged lo niicnd.
'l‘lw Ri‘llillli‘ii Social Club will give
amulet in their pnrim-e tomorrow ut-
ter-noon. from 3: Iii to 5:30, for tho llt'll-
slit of tho 'l‘ubercuiosls lilnponenry.
Tickets are 25c. The proceeds are to
be used for a good cause. and a large
attendance Iu especially tiosityd.
Mrs. Alfred S. Crockett. of Crockett
street, was itkcn suddenly ill and
pnlnfuly injured yesterday morning.
and la still unable to lt‘lIVf‘ hcr lit‘tI.
Rho was engaged in her household
tlullcs_ when she was ovcrcomc by a‘
sudden illness, und fell over, She
struck a hot slovc, and her hands Wore:
bndly burned before assistance could
reach her. She to under the cure of a
physician.
A number of young men of tho vil-
luuc moi lnui owning with Rev. W. ii,
Mt'lli‘rlllllli, ill the purumtngt- of lilo,
Mcihodlsi Episcopul ltliurch. The on:
joci wan to form n debuting club. nudi
Mr. Lyons u'us llilillt‘il as chairman.
(‘inrlu-s ll. l‘ciiy was chosen ionipor.
nry Hi‘t'l‘i'liil‘)‘. It was voted that Ibo]
('llilll‘llliil|.illlil urcrctury be u commit»;
too to lulk nvrr nunn-. moiivc. will“!
I
l and liltiitlltl, NIL. of the Hull. M r. {tic-1 Mists Surnh Potter in Woulon.
hormoii, V. .l. licncliuhn untl ilohcriil
St-nizi were vii'l’ll‘il tut-mlwrs of the
board. with Mr. Inoun nu l'llilll‘lllllli.
The committee will llll‘l'l ni ilu- par-l
sundae ntwl \l‘rtlnostluy night. It \vunl
volml llllll llll‘ club have a ili‘liilli‘ oui
Mart-h lith on the topic: Resolved.I
Would a Young Men‘s (Ilub lit- Appre-
t-lutod by the People of llownylon'l"
'l‘ltrtw \vt-rc sclecit-tl for ouch aide in
tlw tlobulr, nu I’oilowu: Afllrtnnilvc.
Messrs. Moffntl. Hoheliulut and Mills;
negative, Messrs. Godfrey. Ilari uutl
'l'houe in attendance were
Messrs. Meliormolt. Social. Bcuulishs.
Haring, Lynne. Parker, Moduli. .icn-
nlnku untl Potty.
“lilllous? Fool heavy after dinner? ,
Tongue coated? Bitter tunic? Cotn'
plexlon IMIOW? Liver needs waking.
lip. Dunn's Reunion; cure biiiotnl ni»
looks. 25 cents at any drug more
traditional.
Many man‘s—
Antlrt-u tiniilcn lanolin urrlousli III
III ltiu home In Noroiou Iiritriuu.
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tul udder and
Minn Mac iioniou. of Notoiou on»
our. visited in iiridxoport uvrr the
holiday” ‘
, i. Mitts Florence Hayes, of South Nor.
walk. was a guest over .in Washing
ton; plunder holidnfltit Mr. itfll‘l Mrs.
linlllotti Smith. of . u’In .elreet. our:
loll. . .
, Thorn are uncalled for letters III the
martian postoil'lco addressed to it.
utters. B. .G. (lamp Keller Britten.
:' hotter. dilution ll. Tobias and
are. it. solicits.
John New Family have a tie-
ltxlittni concert In Newton Heights
mm! an no. Company’s nettle. Mon»
Minivan _ t .Jt was subtitled by it
landfill x. :
The W Hook ‘ 7
hogan dentistry exports iwill go
In birth Norwhilt this evening in rt»
some ibn Interrupitu pout tournament
with the South Norm it lflrc i‘ulirn.
than if. humour. of unidicv pinup
,sud on party. heir Haven runny dent
ere. we, Ill-town yesterday, Willi tutu
units] on his mun:
ithnn Shippu; nurrclnry an
i
«garment:
one “hitthdsy alternoon
was , enloyshly repent. by 2 the
young. piano. pupils of Miss Theresa
'i‘ is class gathered. at Miss
lioyi‘s homo. and had a mnslcale for
» their «own enjoyment and a collation
was served. .
Mrs. F. W. Dexter and family have
jllflt‘lllOVBd ffom Greenlilillll. Brookly‘li,
to. the bond?-
owned by W Ilium indioy and recent»
ly, vacated by E ward'flludley and
family, who have niov_ed:«-..'lnto their
Next week wil be a bu
ore of Lincoln eunell. .iun-
IOI‘ O. . A.'M. On Tuesday evening
thgrc will he a chowder supper tor
th mdmberh‘at Mechanical. Hall and
on , Thursday ovonins tit
have n dance theta. , 2:. .
Thestlbsoriptlon an’lihfhhld blender
night at the town all was attended
by about 80 couples and those who
were present are still passing-com-
week for
e council will
u» ’
ment on the very pleasant tin e they
had. No inrtlier subscription
hare bccn plutined for this season,
but It is considered quite possible
that one will be held after Easter.
George Williamson. head clark In
the utoro of Schllchting Brothers dz
Company. of Durien, is quite ill at his
borne. Mr. Williamson has been in
tho cmplor of the proprietors of this
store for it good many years. having
been with the old firm of Mather. &
Grumman. then with Samuel Grum-
man, with Monroe &,Paltuor. and re-
coutly with the present proprietors,
Schllcliting Brothers (it. Company. His
son ls Representative Willmnson. who
represented Duricn in the lust state
legislature. 0
The young llaliun who was held at
tho nnrlru lockup for a number of
days on suspicion of being implicated
in n Munsttchuuottu murder case, hits
been liberated by the local authorities.
chievtluy some Massachusetts oili-
clnls clinic to town and interviewed
ances
Cotiisnlilc Hartford Smith and otht-rs'
weanling lhc suspect. They were
suiisilctl mm the than hold have was
not their mun. though they said they
would have picked him up had they
not been morn intimately acquainted
with him.
'l‘ltc L'Illlt‘tii' Aid Sniflt‘ll‘. of tho l'lur~
l‘n llonurcgulionnl Church. conducted
an enjoyable and interesting social
Washington's lllrlhdny night at the
homc of tho pastor, Rev. H. 8. Brown.
and Mrs. Brown. The decorations were
pniriolirully appropriate. Features of
the cutoriuimncni program included
singing by u t-tunrter composed of
Mrs. s. R. Hoyt, Misti Theresa Hoyt.
William (7. Perry nlld stamp Whitney
and u Inblcnux book title guessing con-
ical. Linbl refreshments wcrc served
and a silver collet‘lion wan lukcn uni
a“;- NW w—fl.
Willi’illll ~ .
use... uni-um nun of llost'vlllv mull
its ill.
lir. untl Mrs. Roland spout yrslt-r-
tiny in New York city.
llurni carrier No. 12 resumed his
duties this weclt nilor n uhori \‘ar‘n:
lion.
lilies Mnrmiorlic Meyers trill (' -lt~
brute hcr lilth birthday i'ith it pulls
Huudny.
Mr. and Ml‘d. (‘hurltts lantlcnlor‘ .
huvc bccn entertaining rciutiwn iron,
New York. .
.lost-ph KI'IIIIII‘I‘ of ilcoi'golown, with
known Ill this loun. is it'l‘liH‘l’lllL'. I: o .i~
pneumonia. . ;
lvornou it‘uulou line l't‘llil‘lll"l . l
attending nu uurlt'ullurul locum; I‘l'
Worcester, blues. l
Mrs. Sarah tlorhntn. who lute lli‘t til
the aural of her lll‘nllli‘l' for Hmoi‘ilj
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works nl Ml. Kltwo. has. cinrnrd him-«-
Leonard (inull Is prcpnrlng in upon
it new roud Itcur llnll Mountain .tmi‘
will Init'r crcrl coiiuucu lln-rt- for li:..
lli‘lll.
Louis (inntphcr is anointing his
brother (lcorkc in digging and stoniuti
a lawn wult‘r tank which in twins.
built ttudt-rurtuintl nl lhv innit-um- III
A pretty wedding look plurt- Mon-
“33' M ”W home of Mr. and nut! Mrs.
(.‘hurIt-s lit-tnpor on Sulli- sirt-t-i. \vlirn
tin-tr youngest tinnitnlcr, bliss Illumu.
unit lIlillI'll'il to 'l'holnns .Aiwnlvr of.
Derby. Rcv. Kcunolll binckt-nzio
oillt‘iuled. A reception was icudt-rtui
titt- newly murrictl couplc. '
Several of the young ladies coir
noriod with lho hit-ilitullni iiuntlltii
school mot 'I‘lturstluy t-vvuing ut the
home of Mrs. Fred sweat and organist
ed a I‘hllntheu clans, vim-ting the fol-
iowinx oificcra: President. Mrs. No-
d lrcusurcr.
Mrs. A. (i. Iloyulou. who will plan ltuvo
clutrgu of the meetings. ‘
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Steamship'l‘ickets
lie all points in lturopo. Winter Cruises
iio Old Point. Florltln. Bermuda and
§ (lubut
Etnsuniltlcr. AND "new
2 some
.I. M. LAYTON 8t CO
”carpet-ted)
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I RAILIOAD 'AVINUI. SOUTH
NORWfiLK. EON“.
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ilorace F,
48 WALL ll
‘ lethma‘
I We have fluent W targeted
lit Income owns Monty that
met. Imp. intrude with out up“!
growth ." oi: tm .
, a
tween 7‘
“in {Main direct. nation, i
new WQQMTIII ..
Real W and!
b
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Backncho Vnniehev and: i"(our Outol
Order Kidney; AblFiuc Minn
' First Boy Dom
21“”, The most directive keno harmless
Why to cure backaoliii‘wud regulate
ontvotorder kidneys. Milena bladder
trouble. is to take .‘Hral doses «of
Papas Diuretic I‘ll ,
You will distinctly, oi that your.
kidneys and urinary g s are betas
not
i
cleaned, healed and _ zed, and all
the miserable ”diplomat. such as back-
nhhq. headache. nervousness. rheuma-
tism and duties on Int. iniismed- or
swollen eyelids, lrrils Ility. sleepless-
uens. or suppressed. iaiui’ul or fre
quent urination loop Inlly at night)
log the iiret low doses.
The moment you suahoct tiny kidney
or urinary disorder. or rlicumntism,
begin taking this harmless propurullon
as directed. with the it ou’ledgo that
there is no other med cine, at any
price. made anywhere else in the
world. which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure as a iifty-cont trenb
ment of Pope's Diuretics, which any
druggist‘ can supply. ‘
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that i’upe, 'l‘htuupnou d5 l’npe. of (Bin:
oinnsti. is u lungs and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence. ’
Don't be miserable or worried un-
t‘lthortmomout with a lame back or
clogged, inactive kidneys or bladder
misery. All this goes tiller you start
tuition Pope's i‘Iiureiic. and in a tow
days you feel and know ilmt your kid-
ncyn. liver and urinary system nro
honltby; clean and uormul. and all
danger passed.
,Acccpi only Pnpc‘s Illlll‘r'IN‘. :fli‘iy-
cont irentmenl~~—frotn any drug store
~uuywherc in the world.
* "“"satrtsn 'SHIPWSIGHTED.»
of
InleDON. It‘cb. 3'I.v~-I;I0ydt«l Ina!
night reported that .l ship nimwcrlniz
the description of III!" llriiishcr (‘Invor-
llllu was elxiitcti a hundred miles onsl-
1 word of the 'l‘ync npnnrcully nil rittht
A dispatch from Portland. Orin, lust
.uiultl guru nu untrnrnblc rumor that
.thr {.‘luvcrdon bud been lllrll whilc on
Ironic from Autwcrp to Nowcnklleon»
vnc.
MORE DEMANDS FOR MONEV.
I new YORK. no 24.: oomtnuia for
5 increased puy have been presented by
‘lho oliglllt‘ors, fix-touch and telegraph:
ore of tho liclnwurv untl Ilntlson cmu
puny. 'l‘llo tlctnnntis, it was lenrnt'd
, ioduy, rouse from ilvc pct cont. in WV-
vnl) [Ii'r cont” but lilo llVf’I‘iIizi‘ iii-
crcnso uppmxlmutw 20 per cent.
unintuitive
‘ g), s 50th of Tibet and udioiuinh
l N ‘ n ..
” “intt'eiot‘tlace the iugltlvc'wlli seek an
‘ mum on” arse.
w ”1M 1
osm- Nair Being Captured by chin-
‘. are Troops Which Were ‘After Him.
CALCU’l‘TA, British indie. Feb. iii.
The Delhi “this. the supreme been of
the humiliathlerarchy who tied from
,Lhnpa, the capital of Tibet upon the
prose-in of the Chinese troops. has
(escaped into Sikkim. a state of Indie
ing. the British district In which;
asylum.
‘ ’ The escape of tho i‘iului Lama was
a narrow one for Chinese troopsbcut
upon his cdpiure holly pursued him to
the borders of Sikkim. The Tibetan
pope travelled titty anti night and at
one of the numerous ferries the Chin-
ese overtook the Tibetan party, illn
followers however. engaged their pur-
auersuthue permitting time for the
Delhi Lama to reach the frontier. But
few of his party Wore loft to him
when he. crossed into Sikkim.
GOV. LEET'B DESGENDANT DEAD.
CHESTER. Fob. 24.«~.louoph
Lori, n (ledmlllillilll of William lint-t.
who was governor of the colon); or
Connecticut from 1678 to 1683, died at
his home here last night in the 77th
your of hits one. Mr. heel. was one of
the most prominent mon in Mlddleeex
County and was postmaster of this
town during President Cleveland‘s first
administration. lie. at various times
boltl every public oiilrc in the. town of
(Theater.
Ma... «4......» ... _.. M»...
turnout
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK'S ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
Big Star Feature Act
MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY
The California Actress
In the New Gambling Playiel. Entitled
"The Cheat"
MISS MAY CLINTON
Champion Lady Rifle and Revolver
' Shot of the World
MISS PHOEBE BENSCH
Dainty Comedieune
‘ ‘ PORTLAND
CEMENT
when touted as concrete. makes
stronger «than «it-«wood, lasting - no
granite" L, ‘
GlloPoeh, Fence Potts
Hitchinj Pottyijllothet-Line Posts
l’tnh of Every Kind
When thé‘woocl-posts the other
man him at ‘a high price are
rotten and «have to .be renewed,
the concrete posit you put in, at
the same or less dost, will still be
good for hundreds of years.
Thequality ol Edison Portland
Cement never varies and it is
Uniformly 10% Finest
”Ground in the World
That's why it goes farthest. is
easiest to mix and yet bindt
strongest. lnvariablc in coIor. ,
Stop in and ask us to tell you about it
Raymond Bros.
South Norwalk. ‘
WALSH AND READING
Two Clever Singing and Talking Com-
edtans
THE THREE GREAT VENETIAN
STREET SINGERS
Operatic Selections an instrumental
instruments
The Big Extra Added Attraction
WILKINSON'B COMEDIANS
In Munic. Mirth and Song. and a lot
lie of Everything
THE LATEST AND aesr MOTION
Promises
MATINEES
EVENINGS ...
. . 5 and 10c
. ..... 10 and 20c
t
-.~t; - r .
' 5 $135.". .i-iliiir‘".
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BREWER FRESENIUS' WILL.
NEW HAVEN. l-‘ch. 2:1, The will of
l'liilip From-nine tlto- iirmvttr who tilmi
; n‘ lint lipi’inua. which “3H Iilctl lotln).
‘ Mm. lb" cslutr nlmoul cuiirc lo tin~
:iitlmt 'I'ltt' vztlui‘ Its iiittnglil in lit;
uimu! Eifllifiiiii, i'ptm llli‘ ili'illli o'.‘
Alina l~'rv.uuin.~: uluutt Simone is to cu
in l‘llill’llilllli' Illsiiiulion» lit‘l‘l‘.
u . J.“ k,” . r» « *:
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“Mm
iN NEW YORKFIRE,
.«vseb.~24.-=in a. tire of
p or right inn liar-ltd: sit-net
_ today, ill p sons Wore inum- -
mpr.» hilured‘, two seriously that
tvll _, probaly idle. - While Fire.
luau Janice Donovan was carrying Wil-
liam Burnt! dawn a ladder the ladder
broke and both men fell to the ground.
BotlrWere severely Injured. Mrs. An-
nn Quinn received probably intui
burns ‘lnv irying.‘~to resent: ,ltiohurtl
'l‘arbnt. album-tier. «She bud ostutpotl
to the roof. but made her way back to
route 'i‘arbui. Turbut was so severely
burned: that he may die.
The fire damage was comparatively
small. ‘~ ‘
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MERIDEN BURGLAR SUSPECT.
lliiillilDliiN, Fob. 24.——~Tho imprint
of a muddy shoo on a piece of putter
in on exhibit against Frank (iotiello,
who today was held in $1,000 bonds“ for
tho-superior Court on the charge of:
breaking into. M. .l. O'Couiicll’n‘i .‘llt‘ii'ii.
This Imprint llllfi peculiarities which
the pol c maintain could oluy have”
been u do by Cattollo's shoe.
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NEL80N~GEBHARDT BOUT A DRAW
lilti’l‘llill’l‘. Millll., Fob. 3-1.»: I‘lllillll
Nelson of Grand ilnpids, and (luvlcy
Geillitlrdt of Detroit, fought: eight foul
rounds to a draw at Windsor Iu:~t
nlitlit. Nelson once knocked out Ail.
Wolgast. the only man who hns pct"
formed that (tint.
wanes... Roars:
WEMHHAKIE“ moved ire—'1
WELL CIGAR no. aUILomc.
wasnme'ron eraser
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Mahackemo Hotel
.I. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTO DATE
HATES 32 PER DAY AND UPYIARD.
SUNDAY DlNNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty,
TEL. CALL can. _2
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WALL
PAPER
New Goods now in
Prices are no
higher than last year.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
stuck.
IO First Street. East Norwalk
Telephone 452
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(or colt, II i
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that lo cut *
hearth.
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SPECIAL TbNIGHT
A REPRODUCTION IN MOTION PIC-
TU'
PARISMFLOOD
The Cross Stock Co.
PRESENTS
A Fight For
A Fortune
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DAV NIGHT.
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ELEGANT DISPLAY or .
GAS
AndElediricStand
LAMPS
And Gas Domes
Getting
Back to
Coffee
mum All
mom to
conform _
ft quick. cloth,
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. It your
money Munch. 2v .2.-
“M‘flh'f’si‘ls
OHA'L'. I. 50“!
I it! Washington in
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Every now iiilll then u coriuin
proportion of Inlniilos dolihri
from the behind bulb and iuitt- u
try at route substitute for ml
ft-tv. only in return. to iii-t old
vaorngta with more nunlo itinil
over. ’l‘lmttu Mm our our Moritu
and Jen rile Cotton never think
~ or trying lubIliWIoii-“lhtly toe
satisfied. inst vou will be. Join
the constantly growing army or'
. «gagging organ. 3
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' “to: Co...
on wasmnoro'n steam
motor we,
Not to lit! equalled in the Twin
Clllt‘il for price or style.
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Connecticut
”6‘3"" Company.
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ion: for your store and about win
Wil.
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they alibi. one ao’é‘ini
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dill '13.”?th ones. ,
'I‘Iut Reed at Will Mini. do
u WAIHINWMN ITIII'I‘t
scum notion-La.
Kr. Marshal. to have an flhntli’l‘itlt:
all stars. and
i'Try a Illflilll Irina for a alarterwtiic ’ '
r. punishes will notice
Mission
Furniture“
For the Den
3-pit‘ro Suites. $9.98
4-picce Suites, upholstered
in imitation leather, at $17.50
Magazine Racks. - $3.98
Large size Book Shelves, 54.50
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HOUSE FURNISHER
NORWALK. CONN.
horwhlk Branch otttct: of
The Evening sentinel
W...“ “mmm
Our w
of Ranges,
is very large In both .m‘ ind
price. Every demand from (hoi-
tel to the small kitchen can be met
here in a satisfactory manner
Come in and tree the new pm
An enameled range that needs
black. Just think. of the In
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