v
, ”mining
ii i the continuance any longer of
conditions at the East Norwpllr and
iii tho Weshin‘gtdn street bridge late
at night Young men gather there and
make so much noise until well sitar
was to annoy the. not her-
omc time use Constable e ry
, Salsas broito up a guns that made he
bridge approach a rendezvous; and tits
$3i.DruQdetsll"ih
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient
service at all timeI.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work. , .
Chairs for. our trolls!
patrons.e Gone in and
wait ior your car.
DRDGE; PHARMACY
opii on was offered today that he has
one or job on his hands. it is under-
stood that complaint has been made
rte Prosecutin Attorney Williamla
LTsmmany re riding thslhituation.
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. 5 urinal ,
Robert ScalZi
AG REKNT FOR ALL INSURANCE,
L ESTATE. MORTGAGES.
SURETY BONDS, NOTARY PUB-
J. PARKER. MInIaIr
Contractor Arthur waldron has re-
ceived a new automobile
Miss Maggie Shea is quite ill of the
grip at her home in Blast Washington
street. ‘ .
v‘dohn-‘Lillig‘. of Brooklyn. arrived in
town this morning. to be the guest of
his s n-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. ohn Roberts, of Pleasant street.
. ,1). A. Murphy‘s residence in cottage
avenue. is in the hands 0! A Wnldron
& Son. undergoing numerous interior
improvements. including hardwood
floors, etc.
W...
The pastor of the Methodist Church,
Rev. W. W. Gillies; will deliver an es-
say. The Human- Element In Preach-
ing." at the ministers‘ meeting to be
held in Milford on‘Mfionday afternoon.
Wot—$—
Tl. loosening dpotthe ice and
snow has again bretrght iorth- from
the weather prophets the hopeful ex-
pression that the backbone of winter
is finally broken, despite some recent
events.
Ernest Erickson. oi the Boston Con-
servatory of Music, who Is a son oi
Mr. and Mrs Charles Erickson. or East
Norwaik, is now in she e of the choir
at the Swedish Congre tiondi Church
at Everett. Mass
The Dory Club number's amen its
membership quite ecliectio‘n oi sing-
ers. Under the ridership of Frank
Keane they are to have a singing ses~
slon tomorrow afternoon at the club
quarters in Cote avenue.
——\’ery ilcst (Yr‘aamery Butter, per
lb.. 29c; (loud Eggs. person. 20c:
Condensed Milk, air can. lilo. A.
Stull. the Cottdgc 'v‘ehde Grocer.
The entertainment committee oi
Mayflowar Iiook and ladder and Hose
Company will meet‘ Monday evening.
for the purpose of considering several
matters or importance in connection
with the winter‘s social program.
.Mr. and Mrs. Allied Crockett. oi
Rowayton. WP“ have numerous reis-
tives here. are expected home tomOI-
new from their extended trip to Savan-
nah 0a.. and Reading. Penn At the
latter place they were visting their
daughter. Mrs. George KIy.
w-
Photographer coarse 8. North was
the subject or considerable interest Ion
t is
it was understood that he
the Washington street bridge.
morning.
was getting pictures to be used in con-
lian with the hearing at
Tuesday on the Washington
bridge bill.
The sidewalk viubiect was again un-
der discussion this morning. Severn
who believed the sidewalk campaign
should be pushed are right on the job
in 'thiI line lust as soon as there is.
ll oi weather like the present. Ilouts
id almost be used at some sldeuslk
points this morning.
III members at the Epworth images
“the its: Avenue Methodist unison
dhhrch congratulate themselves on
Xe banner from the
lit troop oi illpworth
es. heldhonomyion. last even-
lor the largest attendance. based
:hii home
5 . galls N0!
' it'll;
’ upon the percentage oi member-shat!
0m. .
n this Who vs WWW an'ddliio
t thiI IIIIII: with Old Well
it and ladder Company. oi South
Nora/Alli The challenge or the Old
.weli boys will probably be nchcptod.
W-
An hazel lMdtlu It
or
It’sv ”crumb?“
x VIII 'IIIndi. street. A short pros
II been arranged. to be Txllj‘lilwd
, , II
W” mil inhale
“grifil‘firw
r
yr. vonlnu.
airtime 1“ Ir
l lurtiord
street,
Inn's—a
Monomer-Ibis Interest is being taken
mu"!
The mom Lott iii! oi the limit
pl an al tbnrcli
rift
1th
tiorr‘I linoleum In stoi‘d”.
1., ml
LIC. PATENTS SECURED. AD-
MINISTRATION 0F ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTB.
' OFFICE. ROWAYTON AVENUE
The Row yton Yacht Club will hold
on imports t meeting this evening at
8 o‘,olock and all members are re-
quested to be present.
Work is well along on the two hous-
os which Contractor Arthur \‘I’nidron
is building at Tokenolte for Mrs. (Inn
rett Smith and 'i‘homhs 1.. loyd. mention'
or which has already been made in
this column. Thomas iiobins has the
subcontract {or the mason work
The Rohocos Valentine dunco held
in the Hose (‘ompuny hall at itowuy
ion last evening. was the acknowledg-
od success of the season. The hall
was beautifully decorated with line
boughs and hearts. and Speidei‘s or-
clicatra. of Bridgeport, furnished Ithe
music for the happy couples. Nor-walk
and South Now-yolk were well repre-
sented, and a low of the Rowaytonitcs
also attended. The runny people who
wore present ,arc looking ior-word to
the next dance. to be given later in
the cartoon
. The oillcer‘s members and guests of
tho Knickerbocker Yacht (lub spent“ a
thoroughly enjoyable owning or the
annual dinner oi the club .It iiotei
Manhattan. In New York. on \i-‘odneI-I-
day night. Commodore Louis H Zach
or, who presided. appointed Vice-(om-
Inodore Charles P. l.ooscr ionelmnsrcr.
ilrlei addresses were. made by the
guests at boom-«Commodore ii, ilav-
is Aclterly sud cit-Commodore A. ll.
Ostrorn. oi the Nortbpou incur o.luh
The prizes won on July in Hill) in the
race irorn Northport and Norwnlk to
Port Washington worc uivon to Harry
Morse and .iudflm Smdoz owners oi
‘ihe sloop! Ojibway und llIc l’retcl. oi
the Northport Yacht ( Iub. and to Dr C.
ll. Keeler and George Chuddorrun
owners of the lictiuu‘co and the Us-
prey. or the Neiuniit Yacht, Hub.
The handsome prizes were ploles oi
silver and were brought home by User
Inodore Allen.
The Epworih League rally at tho
itowayton Methodist Episcopal Church,
last evening. was a largely attend and
very interesting service. :The chapters
in this vicinity were largely represent-
ed. All?) the banner went to the East
Norwaik Methodist Episcopal Church.
that having the largest representation
In proportion to its membership. The
music was led by the local intrigue. and
the scripture was read’by Rev. George
Serpis, oi Satigatuck: prayer was offer-
cd by the Rev. W. W. Gillies, 0! East
Norw.alk and the address oi the er en-
ing was delivered by Paul Moody. son
oi Rev. Dwight ‘1. lOOdy. ills topic
was ‘tWhai God Requires of Man. it
was a very interesting Impressive ubd
inspiring talk. and thoroughly appre-
Iiatod by all. A cmurnitie was upwin-
icd to llOilllilaii‘ oillcors for the cloc-
lion iii the next meeting. ’Ihe llouuy-
ton (‘bnptor served refreshments. and
\ory ploumntly entertained Its guests
during the social hour which followed
the program.
llllllll All lillifllill.
Contractor Aztlan Nordin is dish-
ing the store and tenement bu ldbix
In Main street. Dorian. ior James 1.555
to. Oppormmu a. Hennessy, oi Stato-
iord. are data the plumbing and heat-
in cg. Thd holding is of frame can-
rtruciicn, arranged ior two stores and
two lists of live rooms each. 3
M
The Rev. comb Benton Ilene win
preach in the Methodist Uliurob It
no services on sundry. $135M“!
an that will be Bland Trails and the
. (twat Highwny. The chair will render
appropriate airtime. *iomryono who
has not already a paranormal church
l
lug them at. all services oi the do?
‘g‘unlflrl
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instill). the: rib
ores. lilo. Native
‘ Mother. Austin, hi
hi”
. and Feed. Hardware. Paints, GIIII. Ito.
of Bridgeport. have have been recent
guests in- town.
church was well attended.
home will ilud a cordlhl welcome wait i
W 5‘
«item liar-Ii. 125’“. the; lags oil
Cleaner 8: Cleanser
For DIiI-y Ind “centroid uIII.
Boftsos the water without forming
suds. A ”vs-pound sick. as lie
Money anyhow If not IIilIiIov
Soy cilnng Bros. 8: Co.
continuous Ave. I MIIII It... can»
Select Groceries. Key. Grain. roux
‘5
5 IIlLIPIIRl
I'i‘he Westpoi‘t Musical society
meet Monday evsnl ng. .
will
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs:
Peter Maurer. Monday.
W ' l ‘
Mrs. Louis B. Mills is caring for
Mrs. Maurer and little son.
Mm. Mackenzie has recovered from
a severe attack at the grip.
Miss Martha Mills has the guest of
her mother on Clapboard Hill yester-
day. . .
Adnncc was held last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel llod
gcs.
Mrs. James Mills and two children
are the week end guests of Bridgeport
relatives
.....
Frank Elwood. who has been visit-
irr-g In town. has returned- to New
Jersey.
The Misses Elinor and Louise liyde
The. little son of Mr. sodium. illrvn
iirothorlou in Cross Highway is very
ill with tonsilitis.
A large summer mansion is soon to
be erected on the lurid recently sold
by Rufus Wnkcruun .
'Tbo Washington-Lincoln supper [in
on by the neon oi the Suugatuck M l-.‘..
buvo
resi-
‘i'wo magnificent bnib rooms
recently been installed In the
deuce of Frederick T. llodiord.
Wm
The remains of John Ackerman
were when to his former home in
Brooklyn. Ni Y.. yesterday from which
piano the funeral services will he held
todnv. .
At the recent Incotluu oi Arlou loduo
It was ili‘ililt‘il not to term II brunch or
the (Icrmnu \‘crirnud born and that
those who wish to join ihc‘ verimnd
r-oulrl unite with the order In South
Norwnlk.
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Willilll.
Miss Mary Schlichtiug has returned
from a visit in Barton.
Raymond Kecler. oi Cheshire Acudo
my, was in townuthis wccli.
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.Ierry Bales. or North Wilton. has
gone to a sanitarlnm in Weetporr.
-~—-»-~ mm”
My. and Mrs iiar’ry Barrett are to be
congratulated oh the advent of u can
into their household.
Miss Hattie Diamond. at Nor-walk.
was I guest at The Pines. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The sleighiug is fairly good. After
Tuesday 2 snowfall Li. W. Ogden again
kindly mode putbs with horse and
snow plough.
"Nice one porinvt in attendance ior
the month oi January at (iiicstuut Wu
school. iss Anglo Post. touclrer.‘ was
mama sync. ‘
fl.
‘Albert Barnes“ home In South Wil‘
too has been purchased by John
White. or Ocean Qrovo. N J. and he'
will take up his reitdence in town next
month.
Mrs. demos D. .F‘onooden. who;
spends her outsiders or her cottage in
roles. is rssltiln >ihis width In non-
'I.Iud ‘0 On IhII isrnoou of at. Valerie”
tlnoI my". site :Ive u Valentine bridge
at The hlwwood. when she is stop<
Dill! . . -
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is your most precision posses-
sion. Y our first trill to health
should be tho reliable and
metro {it mi 1.3.... thrilled!
I» been 10o. Ind Ila.
. Sold Everywhere.
I
u’weeksbusincss trip in Mnesnchu
setts.
Philip Hurst spent Sunday in this
place with his parents.
hire. Al. Zlm’hns been spending the
week inNow York oily.“
Mrs. iI‘rsd Buttery has been ill with
:5 bad cold. bordering on the grip.
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Mrs. .i. Rnbbitt attended her- motil-
or's funeral In New York cltvon Sntv
urday. .
Claude Pcaudreaux. the contractor
and builder, is making over John
Klein's barn into a house.
lilies Mamie Hurst has been at home
for several days. illness keeping her
from her daily employment.
Mrs. ii. M. Newman and” son Doug-
las. or Conrstocit avenue. have been
visiting relatives in NeWIYork.
' Miss Christine McLaughlin is back
In the telephone exchange, utter hav-
Ing been lit‘lli. at home by illness for
:5 week.
The friends oi llurry'ilendriclrs. or
Silvcrmlnc avenue. will be pleased to
bear that. he has escaped having an
opernthhr ior appendicitis.
Peter Chick has purchased a pair of
oxen from William (irupc. i’etc or:
posts to do plowing this spring.
Mrs. iicwurd iicvior returned last.
week from :5 visit of several works
with relatives in lii‘i‘ former home ill.
\Vnrsnw. N. Y.. whom she taught
school ior n low yours.
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Miss i’cnrl Grumman. of New Can-
unn avenue. Broad itlvor. bus been
staying ior the past two weeks with
her aunt. Mrs. George W. Kuupp. who
bus been seriously ill at her home on.
t‘oinstocli Hill. Mrs. Knupp‘s friends
covering, though slowly.
Mrs. Prank Rector has acne on no
extended trip up New York stale. Ai-
ter spending the “wk-cud ui Rich-
mobu run. I. l.. filrsi. Rector will
spend oultc n 10 it while at tit-nelson
and hi War-saw. ’. i', qu-ro sIIr- imn
mcrly Ilvctl. Sh" exports to be Isom-
ilnlil Marv
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Fred Miller wont Io New York on
Saturday ior an examination or the
iicrmnn Hospital in 71st street. Fred.
has had several attacks of pulp 1'0»
t'uilily and was sure thet he had up
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Bed- Rooms Beautiful
can be“ tarnished completely in"
solution your goods In our vu-
Iabiivibmont. The beds them
selves It's highly nrtlatwic heavy
, and substantially built throughout
Highly orns'insaiai in appearance
massive and. bosuuiul. our Bod:
morn Suites are very preposscs‘s
lug. We huts stylish Furnltuic
ior. cvsrge the house. Ind
our mg. I vii commend them
selves to your W!“
A. I. Angevine 8:
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tat-136 Vii-illusion Street
Miriam em HATOH
Wordless have taken comiiieta
utilities or and newly In ti
Ind t «little
a'ti’ilry't
”trill! Mill” ilf tile unread .
tractor at. John is heparin/tending“ the '
.>5~”
will be glad in hour that 2b:I is ro-V
flew-W
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- Iliad modhmtheysiicon
eluded that the pain was due to indi-
hestion and not to any trouble with
his appendix. Fred is to be congrat-
elated that he has escaped the sur-
dean’s knife. and his friends Irhpe
that in a short time his pains may soon
NEW Billilll
The Red Men will hold their nun-uni
musk bull in Raymond's Hell on Wed-
nesdas evening. February :12. ) -
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The new Central Garage has been
opened for business. .Lilnudo L. Post
is the manager and Frnnlt ilnrtlcil is
. the bookkeeper.
There are many cases of biopsies
in town. and more coming. While
the disease is alarmingly prm’iilcut
bored 1 is said that this condition is
generally the same‘ in surrounding
towns and that the epidemic is ilour-
isbing.
The sidcswalks "our the railroad
station have received more attention-
tlIis year than ever before illlil the
large number of people who travel
greatly appreciate the forethought of
people who clean their walks for their
convenience.
The entertainment committee or
the Young Mons (Iub Is arranging to
give an amateur production of that
old and famous piuy. “Down on tho
Farm." George T. Smith. who sinned
and coached the minsirei show. will
not In the some capacity {or this pro-
ductlon and he intends putting tho
piece on in about six WPi‘kR. This
play Is said to be very funny iillil
(hero will undoubtedly be :1 large at.-
iondiince on the night oi the poi'i‘orm
nnro.
Glover’s
THE PLACE
FOR WOMEN WHO
HAVE TENDER. SEN»
SITXVE FEET. THE
Cross Shoe
BREAD THE BREAK-
iNG iN PERIOD. THE
Cross Shoe
THEY NEED NO
BREAKING IN
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Norwalk South Norwslk
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Con! III: [In]: aworm. lie then got a he:
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Planet It crow. TIIII Good.
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on Weaken oriiripe.
10c. 25::
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cure or you more
Hoe-”hm. ms.
Roiit-i'i Hml. (Ii Writ itiICirL \\ a
admitted to ilii‘.1i)l.\illli ”nuptial
chrlesdur mouth", and was opeiiiidv.l
upon Thursday morning. by Iir ilu ‘
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(Uili and II t Snorer.
James McCryuc ct NGHWIlli was lis-
cirarg‘crl from the has: it ll 'ibursdny
ovcniun “
Golden Moments
Think oi the pleasure strollulwui Ibe
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you've bad—then Drift not: to have
your eyes examined today. '
OPTOMETRY
The correction or (on troubles, our"-
iiiloclilltY~llfs done exactly and roller
is certain ii. we i‘lt your eyes
Call today for examination
Fenwick Optical Co
UNITED BANK BUILDIhi-'
ROOM: 758
I7 WASHINGTON stutter
Hours-41 to 11:30 a. m .nnd 12:45 tr’”
II p. in. Monday and SIrurdnv. '7 to
ll D m. .
Daily Line to N. Y..
For FREIGHT Only
lozivc l‘icr
Freight Propellers
1‘3. liust. River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day to»
ccpt Sunday). at 23 p. m. Freight
rotcivod ut Noroaik up to i p
In. and South Norwnlk up it) 3:» ‘10
p in
Norwalk Steamboat Company.
Any-ring J. Smith. C. C. Housman.
Lessee General Agent .
h... it... 5: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In “I! Town
AUTO SUPPLIEI
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hall Block
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David W Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwslk
Ruldsnos. 8 Washington street.
Telephons It ofilco. 33M.
Tslophono ” house. 893.
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i‘hiroproctio is the 55:55:»
a does attired“ ease snot arid! d
lusting the me Diseases are on
by a wrene. twir-t or sprain in the
Eran it done in command it
ironies pinched nerves and pain: in.
{later lite in the didercnt organs Ind
mbs.
Chiropratcors remove the «use or
this diseIae Ind rank and health is
restored through her entrain! the x ‘
nerVe systems in your body.
Nor-vocations. Rheumtitism.
sis. iiezwt. Kidney and tremolo ..
crunch are given special attention;
curvature of the Spins. . You ll
never regret sivins Chiropractic 5
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
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magnetic Treatments Given Also
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our! 3 on will be cute they are right.
\I'n I‘mplny 0(‘l,llliii8-——gi‘adiittte pity- '
slciuuu - to examine eyes. NO
(TIIAIiIIE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
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LIG’HT
IS THE LIGHT THAT “.3: .
NEVER FAILS. Is your: .72;
HOUSE PIPED FOR. as
GAS? we 00' .3137”
House Piping
at Cost
once M AND LET us ”1“
GIVE YOU AN sen. ;
MATEON voua HOUSE “‘1.
Housatonic
Power Co.
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E M F. and Flanders
Automobiles
Alluroulodged to be the ("stools
ill mine exhibited at the Madison
Squaw Show this year.
It; In Isepower cars. $600; 20 some:
IIH‘W‘t‘I i'lilS. $700; 22 horsepower cars.
5750: “1 horsepower cars. $950; 30
horsepower cat’s, $1000 to $1400. ..
t‘uu‘t bout it. can you? No. you
can‘t even equal It. Come and learn.
all about it, at
Norwalk Consolidat
Auto Company.
' PlIons 1120
Maxwell.
Coatings. of any make or,
. or (mic uiovou.
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