t
. ,, 0n Mont of ill Health“ Fuel mop
' Bolts store to ,
Fred Osborn. who married a (long
It tar or mm is. Wildcat. of south non »
walk, and was for several years can-
. Momdmlth the.clotbiag store-which
J. P. Francis conducted In Washington
street, has retired. according to tho foi-
Iowln article in the Ansonia Sentinelr
Osborn. who has been an add
min ‘ .
at it .00
Alan complete assortment of Satin
. and “ligaments: Quilts. from 15::
‘I- ‘f ”:15
law the clothing trade on Main root
for many y arts. as told the business
to T. 8 Alis, Darby. ..’i‘ o
ACKIIIMO HOTEL BLOCK. Ilshmonl will be closed next week for
i BOUTHNDBWALK Inventory purposes, and will be open-
, “ ' ed under new management. Notice
, ‘V . of the reopening Is “coded to be
given In a few days
‘ The retirement‘ol' 'Mr Gaborn will
“ mean the removal of the oldest cloth-
Ier on the street. Mr. Osborn pur~
chased the business about sixteen
‘ years ago from 8. G. Redshuw I! 00.
the firm being itnown ntt Fred Osborn
& Co. Dining the many yearn tho
firm has boon in busincun In the
store. adjoining the poatdilllcd many
changes have taken place on Main
atIonI. There have been fat youth
and lean years. but me concern fared
gale—Now- Department
urinals Department
44.2w snob Office. News":
890 ~Edltor's Residence
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET
TO GLOBE OUT OUR LINE OF PABLO! STOVE! AND
HIATIR'O. WE HAVE MARKED THEM FROM 30 TO 40
PIR CENT. BELOW REGULAR PRICE.
I
The A. J Collins Company
' cobra nonwaut.
, First Lieutenant D. J. Konnady anti
when the meeting trap «had In order
opt: 20 o'clock y Acting lilayor iod-
ward J. il‘lnne an The» autos of the
previous nIoe in; were read by City ~
(193k James J. Keena and approved”
Ira .
Mayor Whitefish snobs of the best»
lap on the Wa sttwt paving outlet
and it was to red M It be postponed
until the mac In: or lil‘olrruary 6th.
The names of the chief, first and sec.
and assistants of the Not-walk Fire De-
nartmont were submitted for ratifica—
tion. C.irvin¢ Bylngton for chlst re
(solved all of the b lots and Joseph
Knnoiln and George E Montgomery
piers also so unanimously elected for'
their I'osnettive positions. I
The city clerk was suthorisod to]
cast one ballot for Captain D. J. Moore. “’
:meuts of tbs ‘Norwniit Fire l)epurt-‘
729-le Editor'l Riddfilc.
‘3...- “~.»-W.—...—~u. p.1—
Mrs. Susan 0 Holmes is visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
‘ as well as other business houses and.
Mr. Osborn retires from II firmly on-
tublishod trade.
Ill health Is the renew for giving
up business. Mr Osborne; health has
been poor for some time put and he
decided to take a rest. It Is believed
that six months spent In the open air
will bring about a recovery. Mr. Os-
bmn has not fully decided upon his
plonn- for the future. but will spend
at least slit months In It. different cli-
mate ills retirement from nctkvo
business life will bring regmt to is
“a
George Allen?“ of Main street, spent
Sunday at tho home of his parents in
Westport.
Miss Frances Ailing, of 11 Burbank
street. is confined to her home with a
severe cold. .
“M.“—
Mrs. Harvey J. Pence, of Westport
avenue. is ill‘ at her home with on at-
L O. D Jackson
as WALL articu-
uonwaut.
' Optician PHONE «a
m
Everythingin the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Mound Lieutenant John Ilorney, of ‘e
Hope iloao Company. l
The unicorn for tho various depart-
'Incnt, Including those of the Fire Po.‘
lice. were all ratified as recommended,
the council seeing no reason for to
change.
Howard Womdn special police oni-
cer. tenderstd his resignation from that
position. it was accepted. Pressure
of other business prevented him from
attending to his duties as police only
«or.
A petition for the permission to
moi'row.
Idvery Ilopnrttnent adds grout 'itpocinlk for tomopl w...
Suits. Dressed Muslin Undo 2.
' Wear, Skirts, Muslins, Pnifiw
1f tomorrow isn't the. busiest January Wednesday. it supply
not he the foul of some extra offerings which we place on
Cases, Bags,
crect a house In Wilton avenue was
mired from William b. Richards.
The union wan granted. , ,
An Ordinance Violating to Iowan
Be ltordalnod by the council of the
M
BOY FOUND FATHER DEAD
Hem-y flood of Wont Cromwell 'Budr
danly Stricken With Apopisxy
CronIWeII. Jan. I?.~—~llenry Reed, 28
years old. died of spooloxy, In the
barnyard, in West Cromwell, Conn.
Saturday night His body was found
by his six yenrold son on Sunday
morning. Mrs. Reed and two other
children had been visiting with her
parents In Hartford One of tho chil-
drop a baby. was taken ill and Mrs.
Reed remained there for a time On
Saturday Mr. Reed and the siwyoan
old boy drove to Hartford to visit the
other members of the family, return
in; so West Cromwell about it oclooit.
The boy was sent Into the house to
await the coming of his faiheI. Thi-
iittie fellow was tired and wont. to
sleep awaiting at 6 o'clock Sunday
morning to find himself aloud. He
went into the yard and found his
father dead Medical Examiner Bush
said Mr. Reed had had a stroke of
apoplexy. He had fallen on the lab
tern he was carrying and the light “'93
extinguished. Mrs. Reed and the
other children came down from Hart-
ford yesterday afternoon in company
with Mrs. Reed's father. The family
formerly resided In East Hartford.
FOURTH “PLEASANT FRIDAY IVE-
NINO." JAN. 20.
The audiences have been growing
larger and iarg wltb‘eaob successivo
“Pieisant r‘rl y Evening." Two
. . _ .. ._ . , §ooksvag:.dh‘ét't‘dl§tm:arrow Gregg?! of
Clinton 0. Huhbell. of Worcester 9" 0“ I I "8“ “I “W
Polytdchnlc‘ I; In Worcester. ‘9‘ “79 fiyg'm"? fight ” ““93?”an
Mesa, non of Mr. and Mrs. James '1‘ Wk 0“ “W I n “I!“ Next
ilubbell. 0f NOIWBIII. II! BDJOYIIII a Friday. the 2011]. I1 Hie South Nd!-
. c . walk hi. hi. Church. in- 0. F. Harlin)-
weeks Iacntlon 8“ his parental h me low, of Mount Vernon. N Y.. will giro
a atorooptloon lecture on "Yellow-ion.-
l’arh and the Far West." An interest
In: toplonlIh an ininreating speaker
ls sure to attract a large. audience. Dr
Bartholow has traveled extensively In
the Wuct. and thoroughly understands
I. his to .c, ,He In It ll known among
Norwa hoopla Is a alontod speak
Before‘ and after tho lecture. Ml
sdtl Valentine will slug )1qu Val-
lne formerly sang In the chariot
of the South Norwallt Methodist
Church and has very sweet voice.
No admission pri Ia charged at any
"Pleasant Friday Evening." although
a collection is taken to help defray ex-
penses. No seals are reserved and
everyone to welcome.
liev. 8. Parks: Badman, of New
York. did not have an open date on It
Friday. so his. the seventh lecture.
will be given on a Mondaymii‘ebruary
27. His topic will be “Abraham Lin-
coln.’ and plans are already under way
to hold a patriotic service In conjunc-
tion with his lecture
00. NORWALIEOIAPTIBT CHURCH
friends.
tuck of the grip. I
Anson F. Rector. of Courtiand place,
is spending the day in Danbury and via
cinity on business.
Mrs. J. Rooney. of 15 Plymouth
avenue. is confined to her home with
an attack of the grip.
Yale Coach Lusch was in Norwalk
last, evening and attended the baskeb
ball game in the armory.
Miss Edna Bt'fliih, of Franklin street
ls unending a wok with friends and
relatives in Port Chester.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Kelly, of
West aVenue. entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Edward R; Fay. of ,Bothel, orer
the Sabbath.
Mrs. J. D. Flint has returned to her
home in South Main street, after a
trio weehs‘ visit at the home of Mr.
Flint‘s parents, In Amsterdam, N. if.
Mr and hits. Bryan if. Stilt. of Nor
walk, spent the day in the metropolis
yesterday. attending the maltose of
the Hippodrome. They report an ex
cclient limo.
“-—
«Belt Butter. 330. l". D. L. I: Go.
Special Policeman Richard Moore of
the Northlk police rce, diiBryan H. '
Silh2s duty Ialt mutton nx. whilo the lat;
ter orrydyedills- dliy's vacation. Tho
trick is from 7 p. In. until a an
\'
At Grace t Church rgvlval
services will be: Id all .ibll week.
There will he preaching this ev ning
by the Rev. M. A. Alexander. of ain-
Iieid, New Jersey. All or. most cor.
dially Invited. '
The many friends of Jack Burns. of
Chapel street, Were surprised last eve-
pins to see him at tho basketball
game. Mr Burns Is something of an
enthusiastic fan, but has been ill for
some. time at his home with an attack
of pleurisy. He has not fully recover‘
ed.
Charles H. Scotleld. of Canton, has
filed a petition to the loxlslainre With
the secretary of state for the restor-
ation of forfeited rights. In October.
1902. he was convicted of blgnmy.
for which he was sentenced to state
priacon for not less than two ‘nor more
thantbroo years.
Royal Worden, who was operated
upon It short time ago at St. fiancee
Hospital of Hartford. for appendicitis
is visiting with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Geburd D Worden, 11 Orchard
um. Norwa it, for a short time. Mr.
W Ch Iso’his no worse for tho Opera‘s
tionexcept ho is very much reduced
in dash and strength.
W
. sun oft‘lolnmbla cum held a moot-
log at the home of Mrs. A. T. Merriam.
3le Booth hlaln strut. last night. and
day. evening at 7:“. led by tho pastor;
topic. ‘tWhat We Ought to Know."
monthly pattern-oil“ of, tho Wo
man's Association on Wednesday al-I
«moon III 2 o‘clock. instead of 8. so
tho Indus may attend Klara.
Daughters meeting at the Cannon-
tlonai church at It o'clock.
on W tday and Saturday afternoons.
loads arr Is for tho not? J w.
y [37 Ind 20. tho Condo Iohool
”with“ "”1” “hand; .5: ”' wii hold a ruminant salts. of
otobosnnoun Moo 1.] . l
a church quaf at “scanned IaIIt
dondsy that on I". malt! l0“!
would give a bone t musics . The
will ha aim W
as unions. and loads up 0
.2; intrigued. M‘Tolct lisp: stilts
filial an?” the it“. “Ila. 1'
I‘ .u .W o1; m
"‘ flaw
that truism“ I:
dram ii to Factual. The ball out
p. .
Imam at I p. ,fcr Ibo cominittoc’ to
WI ”l"
to.
‘ floaty on» “chaos
of Norwalit. and staff.
ls
NOW 18 the Time...
MERRILL BUSINESS conduct:
the Place
South Norwalk
Stamford 1‘ ' Port Chute!“
this week on all Winter goods. including
Kimonos. Dressing Sacqucs, Pianael’ott‘e Gar.
menu “it! Heavy Underwear. m
Inventoryk time is near at hand, and we
.wlshtotml W workdgbtarpudbkfor
our clerktk'l‘lia why no cut m m.
If in hind of those garments. come quickly.
before the best are gone.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
at Washington Street 9*
Victor
Phonographs ,
and Records
ON VERY EASYVTIBIB WEEKLY OR IONTHLY PAYHIN‘I‘I '
F. E LQCKWOODyEI CO.
at will Direct—(Mud) and“ III-tandoori. "walk. cons.
Edison
City QIINOI’WIIII:
Section 8 of Chapter XXI. of the or-
dinances of the City at Norwnllt,‘i
hereby mended to road as follows: "
Section 8. A fee of five dollars for
each connection ntithoritod therein.
must be paid tor every permit, when
issued. and for any connection through
which it is intended to drain more than
a fair drainage for one dwelling house
and appurtenances. when occupied by
one family. a pronII-tlonateiy larger fee
must be paid. to be determined and
fixed by tho chairman. for the time be-
lus. of said acwer committee. All
moneys received therefrom and from
the liconso foes provided In Section 1.
Corsets, Ginghams.
Notions, Linens
’i It ittflv/ 11:pr
I “to
Hosiery,
shall Mathild into the city military.
and one-half of such payments shall
be credited to and added to the sewer
direction of the council for the care.
snpert‘ision. repair and maintenance
of the sewer system of the city. Ap
proved this 16th day of January um
IFINNMAN
Acting Kayor.
The above ordinance was adopted.
Councilman Burneil said that the
system of filing the bill. of the various
departmcnia had been inVestiaaIed and 1
proposed buying boxes for this purpou
at 25 cents each. The city clerk was
authorised to purchase the tiles and to
have the records and blill. which now
fill the safe from M years back. he
removed and stored In some conven-
ient place.
Attorney James '1‘. Hubbtii. who was
present In the absence of Corporation
Conhaol Walsh. suggesicd that thou-
sea-meat noos- ba motored up to sav-
oI-al years back. but that some he left
for several yours back for Inference.
ch Is necessary
be following bills were ordered
posit!
Highway department ......... 8 83. SI
Police department ............ 285. at
Fire department .............. till 56
Administrative department .
Sewer dopartment ......... 15.10
financial department ........ “1.08
Hired ....................... 33.50
81 161.89
T a Pioneer and the Phoenix Com-
m It‘ oillcers were endorsed by the
casting of one banal by the» clerk.
Councilman Burnell brought up the
matter of Frank iv‘. Clark for work
done on roads and $50 was paid him oh
account. the reminder to he held up
until the work has been completed to
the satisfaction of the highway do-
Dartmoor.
Councilman Milne reported that bo-
iween 8226 and 3260 will be required
for the new sewer ih Elwood place. He
recommended the Installation of the
catch basin. The lower committee was
instructed to inotali the uwor hot to
exceed Inc In cost
Weekly prayer meeting on Thule” ‘
coongs u
.I
t
"Inna...
.III a. ”hangar-sown carton
’3 I I“ ‘1
”all
Add: .; I {I
V: on.
‘. mg.
It wu‘built. Negotiated scrotal ‘
Wraps out?“ to reach '
Councilman “line said that the
"white-wings" of Not-walk sweep the
swoopings Into his catch basins and he
‘brought the matter before the atten-
tion of the highway committee. The
matter will be investigated.
Councilman Thompson spoke of the
tire box that Hyman Benson“. had
pulled down by hitchin his horse to
the pole. Tho box wil be put back
find the bill sent 0 ur. Schaohat our
vote of III. mootin
it was ti ldod to have tin signs pat
on each one With tire pom whera a
person is Muir to hitch his hora. A
line of ten dollars will be imposed oh
any one “found. hitohl his ho
iiio In tho itlll
to most.
appropriation. and he. used under the “
“18796,
Optician
to LI8.H
I
THAMER .
that fit your dyes or or!
in: your eyes fit a pair or
that you may have? Why
out and have them made ri
employ Ocniiats, graduate . I;
ions. ‘to examine eyes. * I
won Ia RENDEREI) wflr
CHARGE. ,
87 ATLANTIC
Stamford. or...
Open Mon. d». Eat. .
SUGAR Hear“
wnotmti out nounqu I
cats. can It a t-:. announce wean
no Ltis. H. a a. oaanucarso‘ sue/In ........... . .....
a s. oamunarso soon
5 Lu H. 'a :. onauuurao suoan.
No Size Sovereign Cocoa
has lately been added to our long ilat of Sovereign Sandi-loo.
Chock "so with ovary can.
~..-.u¢.n--.-‘-'k
..... gnu-Iwoascav
nszooollagsltll
om—s
---n—
A SHARP CUT IN“PR‘I
woman's 3160.81.35. turmoil
Felt Slippers
Reduced to
The UniOn Pacific Tea Comp
:45 Washington St. Toll sac-’3. .
tilt-ea?
.
98c
dhnrcb inmost!
"gill.
Thom rboorts‘ilo'o on
the new calling in Ho Honda
It was tho I the minim
ling was be Isa
. "£34m 16!me
at man
'I'ho new floor will also its laid «Ibis
gals hon-g.” it wit; cost‘éiiio Wm:
,m w you a con
councilman ll spoils or
adltldn of tho at the foot of
t because of the
“loot nyflm Connecticut
a
G
“so the In t
10!!
”will" to
17.-PR9V.
Flynn’ 3 Boot Shop 9“ Washington
I»... Dozen, SZSc. 30c, 350. III
‘OIAPI FRUIT FOR ..
8 PACKAGES 0F PANCAK; FLOUR FOR
3 PACKAGE! OATMEAL FOR
SHIRT ClDlRmor gallon
lWIIT POTATO“. TUINIPO, WHITE ONIONS. CILCRY a?
so NORTH want "as". V
on. Loomsow W
Will Preach No More From Pulpit of
Maiden Church.
MERIDBN, In.
hour. last night aevcnd all relations
as pastor of the Mentor congngstioaxa
lion of a check I
D. . It.
tbntiop patio
Ionian-lion! or “his Marius the
and tits aloof ‘ ,or
the point IIg three mopthtr. 2 no a
m,Iwas taken a acting r.
at n: arr”... .. "W ..
1
tnlgtm II brief our m
NW
”NW URINE 9V.” CONNIOTIOUT
III‘
”slim"
economical
“Idiot“
month‘s Bil
ill
.IVA'AI .
“AOYI ‘
mum“! made by tho New
I
may that tho brill on?
tho
”1
film
var at II
are by mil
Company shouldulami two tract to be opened for raffle not In
broggflhliw ram is a
‘01?!
will
tun
:1:on of to
eat
homomdisms titans
«routine
minions.
“Mill
tit
FIfteen I or
i
oth-sag-O‘IIIIDQ'OhID'IICICI
s......aarssn.a“fi£
o-success-‘acssouooololb‘
-.-ssIs-ao’oo
In
The Iii. Geo Paper
held its annu mutt
Falls. N. Y., yesterday
oiilcera for the following.
ahead. Wilma I!“ i ,
rphy.g the icon .
that meeting. box: ,
wall: last evening. he a '
- .o. Hnrphy -
mores-wk. it No
romp-4W.“ Odo
roam own “5
'm strum out. oi
mutiootlc hm of
no annual meeting
chla‘pol‘ofm the church.
po 0
.oOptod. “this thrived“
a this financial condition.
trill» position had but
elation oi altars for
In» took pineal ”Pit
was aloof“: ..
Minoan-Harold A.
Tron-urethral» ’i’
Norwalk Chronicler