i *1.‘ v... l4, I.» '1 ""Filled Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and efficient service at all times. Personal attention giv- en to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come In and wait for your car. names panama pd. PARKER. Monsoon out Your A Mrs. Albert E. Olroyd. of Souls; avenue, has been visiting her brother in. Pittsfleid, Mass, for a few days. The Gainer brothers, of First street. who have been ill for for a number of weeks elityphoid fever, are now recov- ing nicely. _ . M V The forthcoming long or soft shell clam season. will be in full swing in a few weeks, with the coming of March winds and low .tides. . At their regular monthly meeting. Monday evening, the Fire Police nom‘ inated officers. The next meeting will be the date of the election. . Contractor Alex White has the work on the Swedish Congregational par. sonage in Van Zandt street so for ad- vanced toward completion that it will go ready for occupancy in a short me. A meeting of the St. James Circle of the King‘s Daughters will be held at the home of Mrs. William Twombly,! 2 Hawkins avenue, East Norwalk.i Thursday, February 9th. at 2:30 o’clock. As was expected the play at Music Hall this week, Eugene Walter‘s "The Wolf" is meeting with much favor among the theatre going public of this part of the time. The Music Hall 8 ck Company Is playing It exception. al well. . Though there is a little sleighing. no one appears to care about enjoying it, due, it is supposed to the fear that the covering of snow on the roads Is too light. There are also some spots where most of the snow has been blown from the road. The rehearsals for the cantata "The Hope of Heaven," which is to be sung at the East Avenue Methodist Church. Sunday evening, are progressing Ilnc~ ly. One was held last evening at the church. and Director N. Smith Fergu. son Is greatly pissed at the result. The Ladies‘ Aid Society is meeting this afternoon at the East Avenue Me- thodist Church. The Mission Study Class will meet this evening at the church, while the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet this e\’« ening with Mrs. Daniel L‘Hommedleu at her home in Rowan street. W Contractor Charles ll. Aisthorpe ls finding himself quite deluged with pattern work. there having recently been quite a spurt In this business for him. Mr. Aisthorpe is now engaged in, getting .out the pattern for a very “l'l geuioul baker oven gotten out by a Brooklyn man and which will be pat- outed. Motorman Howard Wilmot. of the East avenue trolley line. is missing to day. as is also Conductor Charles Wil- llama, the latter II enjoying a two or three days vacation, his duties being looked after in the meantime by Cou- ductor Conroy. Henry Gainer ls tak- ing care of Mr. Wiimot's duties as mo turmoil on the same car. . lin‘henor n ‘ SLodge, N. 2E. 0. P.. Monday evening. . Was served. Mr. and Mrs. Clar '3 brance from their many friends. Those ~ i lay. Mrs. Richard Singewald, Mrs. Wil- q. a on street me‘g’iv‘en a shall... party l‘their seventh anniversary, the members of P. C. Louucbury ill! .Cards were enjoyed throughout the pruning, after which a temptln iiunch . were 'presonteu With a handsome remem- present were: Mr. and Mrs. William H. Platt. Mr. and Mrs. A. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nash and son George. Mr. 1: 0 Mrs. Charles Thompson and sons surge and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Steuben atone.*Mrs. Charles Moore l and daughter Lillian. Mrs. Samuel 1101- lism D. Plait. Mrs. Brennan, Miss liar. riet Hall and Frank Self. The party» broke up in the early hours of the morning. uii wishing‘Mi‘. and Mrs. Clark many happy returns of the day. . lllliiilillll Robert Scalzi dosh-es customers at his clean ton- soriai parlor. Where you will get the belt workmanship. Also a full line of Cigars and Tobacco. Miss Minerva Carpenter, of Ray» mond strec’t. left last evening for New York, where she will be the guest of frlcds tor a few days. Measles seem to be centered around McKinley street just at present. The children of Marsh Thatcher. William Jennings. Charles Wells and John Ii. Coates are the latest victims. John Coatcs, Jr., is also suffering from an attack of whooping cough, Irving Albrecht and three children of Rev. F. “A. Cunningham also have the measles. Some time ago the ‘Pbilathea class organized itself into two groups. name» ly the Reds and’thc Blues. The side having the largest number of Its mem- bers present at Sunday school for a certain length of time was to be given a supper. The Reds were the losers. so consequently they are to give the other side a supper in lite Melbodlal Church this evening. A good time is being anticipated by the young ladies. nun mum. John I). Crimmlns and his tors are at Palm Beach, Fla. Miss Emma lioyt and Miss Zadu '1‘ Dean. of Cedar (into. will sail next Tuesday for Florida. where they ox port to remain until the latter part at March. Sunbufiht ‘ Creme Polish For Brood, Nickel, Gold Silver. etc. Non-inflammable, will not evaporate, free mm acids. 10c. 15c, 25c sizes Schlichtiug Bros. 8t Co. Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 0L. Dorian Select Groceries, Hay. Grain. lion, and Feed. Hardware. Points. Gina, etc tritium George Brotherion is confined to his home with the grip. dough Misses llidus and Marjorie Beers spent Sunday with friends in Derby. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Csult WON tendered a surprise party recently. The letter written by .l. N. Podmore. son of‘ William Podrnoro. in reference to the Washington street bridge and printed In last evening's Sentinel, cre— . oiled much interest In thisrpai'i of the townmiittle investtnltiouh agar/z, no my, u w o u . was Mr. Motor. 3; Elli-stormed to the character of the new structure. .9131» pconlo maintain that there I, g . be [dirt i'lll ruthenium a cos- c 1 unit btructore. illut Norwolk‘c new fire whistle was unlit mad out last; evening. so that it is becoming quite a familiar sound] When the tom "all gangland, on. human” pros y ma 0. so that$o£ublic may know wires there is v on. should the alarm sound. it to expected that the testing out will be completed this week. When blown "ll“"i “it "narrates: more or an , pro . it is .memood that the whistle has not yet been dim full pressure. .. if " » W M his in u at the monthly meeting cl 1 ' . . uni. Aw 2‘6... a. nil (Elwyn - ' r so u g ‘ ' cad have a fell: «as. ignill’m ill-bros it. owns, 5“?“ lg . . Haven. Saturday. . 00mm basins“ w . , 21 in I 3 Miss Hattie Bradley, of Saugatucit is spending a month in New York city Min Alice Brown is confined to her home as the result of a had full on the Ice. John iluenerbcm who recently on derwent an operation for abscess in the car, is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dirge arc to sail Saturday, from New York. for Porto Rico, to visit their daughter and. family. Sheldon Collins. the seven-year. old cos of Mr. and Mrs. William Col lino, of dauntiiclt. died duality night. fauna, a day's illness of block diph- t c a. - ' Min Bobcmb. principal of the Form school. was unable to attend, school. Monday. owing to a bad foil she received at her homo In New Ill-I. Coulis: has moved from the apartments over '1‘ store scroll the tart Into the room (armour occupied by It”: ,. . grow the letter can . for, as cumming ‘ Will]. ” bibs li‘ “is... Ms odd no or. and hummus . bellman on one 103.“. Afliill‘ Kano or 110110 . . this tit proceed on his delivery. ilEIllii srnrrr use was . or $1,000 :ronAr .- (Contiuued from drainage.) called out the entire department. which did effective work “improvem- lug great damage. The tire appear- ed to be out the c lmncy. and it may have been on over outed flue that started the blaze. Mrs. Parketcn bad Just reached her work in the Launcbury, MAIhewson 0 Conipuny's shoe factory in South Nor. walk. when u telephone message in formed her of her loss. Sire hurried to the acetic. taking a Norwaik trolley car and walking up Main street from Wall street. She arrived before the fire was out. Her Insurance policies art/said to be burned up. . Mrs. Parketon is a hard-working wo- man. and the house represents the savings of a lifetime. it is a great loss to her, but she is braving it. cour- ugeoualy. Among those who live In the house besides the owner are Mrs. Elia E. Lent. Vivian Lent, William Purltoton and Mr. and Mrs. J. Keirstead and sev. eral young children. Someone pulled Box 25, at the cor- nor of Wilton avenue and Cross street, about 8 o'clock, having been unable previously to locate a box. A man was running around and yelling at the top of his voice that he could not find the box, but about that time the alarm was turned in. Being an hour before school time and before a number of people had gone to their various places of employment. a crowd quickly goth» ercd to watch the progress of the fire and the work of the firemen. The smoke from the fire could be. seen from the center of tlic ciiy. It was so dense. and when the report that the Cantor school. but fifty feet away from the burning structure. was tho soul of the fire. a large llllullli‘l‘ ol‘ proplc hustled in the direction oi“ the school. When the firemen reached the house smoke was pouring through the slop. lug shingled roof on the east. side and was also coming from beneath the eves of the fill tin roof on the west ride. This mail was of great. assistance in fighting the fire from one stand- point. but from another it was not. I‘he roof was an excellent vantage- :ilace for the firemen to stand upon and play the boss through the skylights. Captain llurrali J. Moore was our: of he first to l't‘llt‘il lilo (“ll of ”If“! house .vith ”l0 hose. lie pulled open the skylight. and as he did so a tongue u flame shot into the air for probably on feet. He quit-lily put the nozzle pto the yawning gulf of fire and the lame was seen lodge out, but. not so be smoke. which could not come through the opening quickly enough. "I‘Illlli Fitzgerald and 'l‘botuaa Hurri- .'an were soon on the roof assisting ‘upiain Monro. flood work was done .ly thesi- rum: and others who climbed hr- lmidors lulcl‘. . Much of the furniture from the nurse wee tnltcn out. but the grcaltr mri, including a piano In the Purim- ou house, was loll within, and if not lamaged by fire. was badly sonkcd ’md damaged iiy water. which was cured Into the building from tho roof or nearly an hour. completely Wetting lown everything. Mrs. Parketou was be only one who carried any iiisur- mm on the contents. and she had left no policies in the house. The Iloiiics were discoverer: by a nephew of Mrs. Purkcton. who now help leap over his bed while ho was uiil completing his rest. lie lumped 1p, dressed and ran out. leaving all .0 the mercy of the flames. “lie «lid tot warn anyone." a little girl in the own part of the house said this mor- ring, "but ran out and stood In tho mow. A woman from across the street lame over and woke us up, and we iressed and carried out so much of he furniture as we could, until the lromen conic.“ There are eight people living in the abuse and nearly all of them were In )9d nt the time of the fire. George Montgomery, Joseph Calilli illd some others. -of the firemen iiimbed the inside stairs and threw voter on the lire from that position. .‘bief t‘. Irving liylngion was on the 1091“!- it being the first large lire he ms bad since elected. Driver Arthur filtration. of the Phoe- IlX Engine Company. was slightly oiured as he left the engine house. he of the“ harness bangers dropped ind caught him on the right eye. tear- ug off u piece of flesh. The Wound lied profusely. but Driver Siauson fin» shed the run to the fire and than valked unassisted to the office of or. I. II. Huntington, where the injury you (ironed. lie returned to the fire it time to (111% his wagon back to gusricrs. ”fiver Daniel (lorooran had some .roublc starting. the fire truck. which a kept in the Water street garage luring the repairs to the truck house. mt he was not the but to reach the Ira. although be had the longest dim once to trawl. it was about an hour before the fire fires considered under control. and s rhort time after that It was out. The Ilium of the firemen. who worked so hard and well waved the stmciure (tomographic saturation. ‘ ., cm at mum". . Box 1 ., s It liberal slam. ‘coilitl E. or'ws‘lt rut Dcportmh’u‘t aut’i convening at ctiil‘c'clocii. to the comer of fluid and museum; for a mail fin-oi the at. George 10qu and Nollie blocker, on this street.- , The house. burn, outbuildings too" also “:01? at lond'ctxneil‘g It. WM 1 ' -‘ “m all: ‘1. mm MW 1‘ ,, . any ng' . turn this ”3.; IT will" was Medicaid 0E0 of rubble “chiro- mlmumot loss impeach: 51.5“ gm ,. ”,3; ‘ MONT INNRWFIWHTIN’ all g 7 ”‘3’” ifl. to very serious physical troubles. BEEIIIAM’S nits ~ rollers and cure indigestion. They have a quick and tonic action on ' the stomach and its nerves, and so they give direct old indigestion. ‘ They carry away also the indi- gestible matter. Willi their use dyspepsia, hiccoughd bad trials, unpleasant breath on flatulence disapp’cnr. You should he carefuh and remember Boscham’s Pills lVVflllihghd The Wrong. Sold everywhere. In convenient boa-c106. uui cu. cumulonimbus" ‘ ii an IS Piilill Representative ilill Calls Up Mea- sure in House Making Office of Deputy Collector of Industrial Revenue Permanent WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.»—Represen« tatlvc Hill. of Connecticut. Monday at- tci‘uoon got an admission from the Democrats that they don‘t want to lose any patronage that will accrue to thorn by reason of their ascendancy in nu« ticnsl politics. it was Representative Fitzgerald. of New Yors. that let the cut out of the halt. The House cuuuuittoe on cxpcndi. lures in the Treasury di‘partmeut, of which Mr. Hill is a chairman. raccuo ly i‘rvp'mi‘tl (amt-ably is hill making the office of deputy collector of inter nul revenue in permanent one and taking away the present prerogative of u now luicrnul revenue collector to appoint new deputies when ho ho- comcu collector. Along Civil 3min Idea. Tito idea of Ihc bit! was to put deputy collect rs of Internal revenue under the cIv service and provide that they should continue to hold office. under different collectors, if thcil‘ work wu’ satisfactory. It was considered a move iii the direction of extending the civiiuervlcc. a more: meat that is strong during the Toll administration. Flu erald Objects. licpresentnt ve llill called up the bill for manage in the House Muir day afternoon. Representative Firm gernbl W113 prompt to object. He saw Ilim it would prevent Democratic collectors of internal revenue from :tmiotuting Democratic “titles and would continue the present Ropublh an deputies in power even though Democratic hopes of Acquiring mu murous collectorship In the hour in. rare would be realised. The objection of Mr; Fitxgeraid was sufficient to prevent the consideration of the bill at that time, Two Bills Through. , Mr. Ilill did succeed. however. in pushing through two bills which he reported from committee to the House. one to increase the competi- untion of storekeepers. gunners and store-keeper-guugcrs assigned to dirt: or loss from $2 to ta per day and the othcrlo allow the transportation 0! alcohol for the use or the United Stator in tanks or took care instead of limiting Its transportation to wood- en packages. It Was contended In behalf of the bill to increase the salaries of cor-tutti employers in the Internal revenue nor: vice that such Inefficient men were obtained at the present rate of $2 per day that the services of Inspec- tors. at to to 07 per day. to watch the cheaper ambiance were required. in beth of tho othorblil. it was argued that the transportation of lho alcohol in tanks or tools oars would ho more economical anytime conven- ient and‘fiuhothc‘oioc 0 lens liable to leakage or theft. GERMAN CHIP. CUPPHIIO REVO- LUTION. VICTORIA. “B. (1.. Feb. *8.‘--Tho steamer sarcasm brought. reports of the revolution suppress“ by German warships on Poo-tic Island In the Car- billion. The rising storied from the punishment of a native workman. The (lemma over-om tool: to flight and were sheltered in c catholic mission. which the actives placed under noise. The defenders. nine in number, all Germans, were killed. li‘l“'i°"‘“.1’h"‘i“""..“’“ 3.2.1.1: also.” ‘ o, ,. .. lioi‘i cud the roe: . riotoudonts were hachcd‘ ‘ ism . or c gallant am at tho ,.. when they sought toilouuch to t. h , “I W N dAbUfl‘fl. ‘ Mchanchulrc Bu tilieries whose capacity is 20 bushels ' l , Ii "Dec ,. liberates Vin-cofmmréw , *i‘he jury lathe retrial of D j rlea V. ‘M'oCunu against Peter McGuire. of Stamford. heard before Judge M. A. Shumwuy. returned a verdict yester- day afternoon of 81,800 fertile plain- tlii‘. after being out three hours. The casewent to the Jury at 11.30 Moods afternoon and the jury deliberate about an hour and worethon dismiss- ed by Judge Shumway until yesterday morning. at 10 o‘clock. The suit was for $0,000. . This is the (use of illmrles I). Mc» Cuun who was driving along a high. way in a wagon when he saw that ho was liable to be caught between two automobiles running opposite ways. He jumped from the wagon and was run down by the mat-blue driven by McGuire and killed. The horse and wagon were unharmed. When the. case was tried for the first time the jury only gave $300 dmu- agcs and in a succeeding case gave $500 to a man for losing two tooth. ludge'WIieeler refused to accept the verdict and set it aside. Russell Porter Clark is counsel [or the pisintiii' and Walsh & Walsh for the defendant. SECTION HAND STRUCK BY TRAIN NEW LONDON, li‘oh. ii.-—-l)aniel Neville. a section hand. employed by the New Haven road. while cleaning switches in the Fort Neck yard. this afternoon, has struck by the New York express. dup here at 1:12. but had the good luck to escape with his life. lie was buried aside by the last train and when picked up was found to have noihim'; milt't.’ serious than n suilp wound and bruises on his buck. lie was taken lo tbs- Memorial hospi- ttl. NO OPINION YET. Atlarnoy-ticnoral .lolm ll. Light has not. yet handed down an opinion in the Word Hartford lax matter in Tax Commissioner William H, Corbin. ’l‘lia ultorneygoucrnl did not got to It yer.- terdu)‘. 0an will be away today. it is expected that be may give it tomor- r'OW. it will probably be oral. and not written. CANADIAN PACIFIC SNOWSLIDE. CALGARY. Alberta, Feb. ll.-~'l‘liero are rumors of one of the worst snow- slides in the history of tho (Ifuuadiao- Pacific Railroad of illusion ll. C. II Is not known whether any trans-confl- uenial trains were caught in the slide or not or if any lives were lost. For Sale Building Lots, Shore, Farm and City Property Loans Negotiated Drafts and Steamship Tickets inmmsm South Norwulk. Conn. Insurance and Real Emti Agents ‘ omens ‘ . with: do mum». wollecwl ills" nauseous" pain. and discomfort you've build-then DECIDE to have your eyes exunlned today. , OPTOMETRY ‘7 The correction of eye troubles, our specialty—it's done exactly and relief is certain If we fit your eyes. Call today for examination. F enwick Optical Co. UNITID IANK IUILomo looms M .7 WASHINGTON ETHEET. . Heart—8:011:30 n. m.and truism. it p. to. Monday and tlutiirdav, 'l to l n. m . M...» .. “NM. 1 Daily Line to N. Y For FREIGHT Only l Freight Propellers Pier 5 28, East River, New York ifoot l of over street). every day (en a l i l leave cept Bundul'l. at i; p. m. Freight received at Norwnll: up to it p. m. and South Norwulk up to 5:30 0. in. Norwalk Steamboat Company. Analog J. Smith, Lesdee don’t..." ' Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP In the Tovm AUTO SUPPLIES Phone so.-.‘ scum Main Street S. Norwsllt. (301111.. C. C. Hegemsn, General Agent I Mustc Hull lilnf‘lt THE NEW S Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad, lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain In the. back. Even if done in childhood iii cronies pinched nerves and pain in; later life In the different organs and; limbs. l Chiroprutcors remove the (nurse of. this disease and pain. and health is‘ restored through harmonizing the sirl nerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly- sis. lieurt. Kidney and Female Dis-1 cases are given special attention: also; Curvature of the Spine. You willi never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. 'r. runners, , D. c. 04 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK ‘ Magnetic Treatments Given Also M.-- -;_;_~__; “Ion SALE Eleven-room house In good condi. ion. suitable for two families; water nsialled. one acre. barns and outbuild. our. Bargain to quick buyer. H. E. Donn 8. Son (incorporated) 06 WALL OT. NORWALK NEW YORK. nswfinavau a HARTFORD RAILROAD TIME TABLE. . w in Effect October 2, 1010. SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK. A. M.~—12:63x, 6:09x, 0211!. 6:08. l167. 7:20, 12:16. 13:17:. 8:011, 9:158. 9:37.10:20:.10:45x.11:20:. P. 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David W. Raymond Funeral Director and Embslmer 10 North Main Street. South Norwalk Residency} Washington Street. Telephone at office. 838%. Telephone It house. 693. l l l I l i l 1 Notice Contrary to reports in cir- culation. I have not sold out my business. and have no in- tentlon'of doing so. Will continue 10 do bust. nose at the some stand and carry the finest line of Wall Paper and Painters‘ Supplies. as heretofore. with competent men for all decorative work. E. E. Gorham’ Decorator 10 Fin! 8'... East Norwalk Telephone 4‘32 .‘ l l l l H mm. g... oes Your Ecol leak? MW” .. The Century Compound OTC" ALL LEAK! 600 I GALLON 00¢ a GALLON ‘ WC mm“. the weather wear of our Compound for three yum. Write fear estimates. Corresimndcuce solicit» Century Roofing 00.. inc. a museum or. «an "email: a . 0 .41. m sum ”m rpm . as _.,.2 turnout-cm. 8 issues“ .ull about it at grill; PLACE: * BOYS? High—Cut Shoes§ , $1.50, $2, $2.50 Nature Shape Shoes" for Children $1.25 to $2 “Wear Shoes that Fit —--—-—-—.. Two Stores Norwalk South Nor mi. lm furnished completely by, spiraling: your goods in our 68-. :u'lilshmcut. The beds them», wives are highly artistic, heavy and substantially built throughout. . 119.th ornamental in appearance. maestro and beautiful, our Beds. rump Suites are very preposseuy . lug. We have stylish Furniture; m; M‘ol‘)’ room in the house. all ,_ our prices will commend th‘et’u ' sulws to your purse. A. .l. Augeviue 8r... Son Co. ‘. 134-136 Washington ..u~... .- H‘ - Maxwell. E-M-F, and Finalists. ‘ Automobiles ‘ I\.km)wiedged to be the gr :m- \ulue exhibited fit the M Slglllll‘il Show this year. Ir. Imrscpower cars, 8000: 20 ll power cars. $700: 22 horsepower on; $750: :35. horsepower cars. .060; horsepower cars, $1000 «181400. . . t‘an‘: beat it. can you? No. you can‘t err-u equal it. Come and his? Norwaik Consolidatétl Auto Company ‘ Phone 1120 ”at... - Tim cold and windy weather: makes heapl of trouble for TlN ROOF; . mayo”. LEADERS Wc are In a pooltloh to make REPAIRS '5 at short notice, or to turn“ ” estimates for NEW we Horace R. N i' . a. nun Wei " summit”, 3a... m HotelM ,, ,. r. a. Council oeuvres mo calculi. narrow it s cm. ' handsets in I fills. OAlcis a.
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