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- lie so
. isaoiadvopoialcmmn.
evangelmday day. Askyourdocior
“ w ". ‘1‘? ~ ”on . . ahead. ‘4’" “l"
’ “ or two. possibly more. altho h it is
thought by some that the you g men
about whom the complaint is made will
genital from their objectionable con~
uc .
William M. Baker, of Edlle avenue.
was tendered a surprise party by a
company of neighbors and friends But-
urday evening at his home. in honor or
his birthday. Mr. linker. however.
proved equal to the occasion and 9‘"
erybody in attendance had a one time. ’
A feature of the evening was pinocllle,
there being four tables of the game.
The first ladles‘ prize was Won by Mrs.
F‘ranlt Mall and the iii-st gentleman's
by Ralph B}. DeWitt. Mr. Hall was the
winner of the consolation prise. An
elaborate supper was served.
A bi:
‘ to Ch rles Plait, at his home in bud-
low street; Saturday evening. There
were thirty-five guests preesnt, several
coming from Bridgemrt. Stamford.
Darien and the others from The Not"
walks. Music was "’ie of the features
of the evening. and a general good
time was enjoyed. At it 'o'olock a'
tempting lunch was served, after
which the friends departed for their
homes. all wishing Mr. Plait many re
turns of the day, and voting hinu my. t
al entertainer. Mr. Platt was present- ‘
ed with a handsome bouquet.
Got DmgW'an'ts muss
Your u the
. 3 . .
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and edicisnt
service at all times.
Personal attention iv-
en to all proscripaon
work.
Chairs for our .troliay .
patrons. .pcnis in and
wait for your oar. »
DRIDGE Pm
. CY
J. PARKER. Manager
l
Mrs. John C. Press and children. of
Fort street. have been going lhroutih
a siege of the grip.
William Roberts, of Stamford. was
a guest over Sunday of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Roberts. of Fort street.
An East Norwalk man says the fol~
lowing joke can be best appreciated
after an investigation of‘the hole in
the highway in front of the motor zen»
orator house in Seat-low avenue.
That Bolt-mu Not Necessary.
"What you
that mudhole
the visitor.
"That goes to show," replied Farmer,
The Ep‘worth League sohlal, which
was to have been held tonight. will be
postponed until further notice on ac.
count of the storm.
Wednesday being a holiday. the pub-
boots will not he in session. which
situation is not particularly deplorable
to the school children.
Mr. and Mrs. Platt entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Louis. Turpentlng. front
iirldg’eport. over Sunday. at their
home in Ludlow street.
understand local conditions. We party 3
high paid off a mortgage with the
money i made haulln‘ automobiles out
The local young men with a liking
for the manly art are taking consid-
erable interest in a boxing carnival to
be held in Norwalk tomorrow evening.
lllliillllli
Robert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALL iNSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE. MORTOAOIO.
SURETY IONDG. NOTARY PUB-
LIC. PATINTE SECURED. AD-
MINISTRATION 0F ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTB.
OFFIC‘E. ROWAYTON AVENUE.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Smith. of New
York. spout Sunday at itu-ir Hillllllli‘i‘
properly at Toll-invite.
a...“ ..——..—_....
From present indications there will
be quite a general closing of stores
Wednesday, in honor 'ot Washington's
Birthday. Tile usual custom is for the
local stores to close.
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A regular semi-monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk Fire District Com-
mittee will be held this evening at the
motorkgenerstor house in Seavlew are.
one.
There will be an excellent farce
"Are You a lilason?“ thl. week at hits
sic llhll. The-stock company has been
giving it careful. preparation and there
will also be seen a number of new
faces in the cast. _
llnrld Elwoil. oi Iinnlutry. is visiting
his sister Mrs. Henry L. Rowland, oi
. Crockett street. for a few days.
Mrs. James S. Jennings and Miss
Margaret Jennings. of Stamford. were
guests yesterday of Mrs. Thomas R.
Lilli. ofrflsaviow avenue. Mas. slea-
alngs is Mrs. Lilly’s mother and Miss
Jennings her sister.
ltusscli ’l‘homes of the Stamford
Trust Company. was a visitor with
friends in Norwalk, yesterday.
m
The Reliance Social Club will hold
their sombmonihly whist tomorrow at.
ternoon. Mrs. W. l. Stevens and Mrs.
Susan tlcih will be the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘harlea Bowman are
the proud parents of a daughter, horn
yesterday afternoon. iioth mother and
child are resting rovulurtabiy today.
This nutltes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mead
grandparents for the tlrst tune, and
their happiness is t-ot'resimndingly
great.
The young people affiliated with the
Girls‘ Friendly Society will go to Nor-
waik this evening, Weather permitting.
to attend a dance given at the town
assembly ball. by the St. Paul‘s Church
Branch of the Society.
Sleighe for sale at l.. M. Wright‘s,
Scuth Norwnlk.
The Court Frances Social Club will
meet this evening at the home of Mrs.
Charles Platt in Ludiow street. All
members are requested to be present.
as there is to be a George Washington
party after the meeting.
-~ Sleighs ior sale at l.. M, Wright‘s,
South Norwulk.
A rumor about liowayton today that
The Stevens Oyster Company had sold
out its business to The Sealshlpt Sys-
tem was denied by an oldest of the lo-
cal concern. Another rumor to the ef-
fect that Captain Charles w. Bell had
disposed of his oyster interests to Cap-
tain Jacob Ochers was also denied.
John Lillig, of Brooklyn, who was a
guest over Sunday'of his sou’ln-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Rot»
arts. of Pleasant street. left this morn
ing for Ohio. where he will visit anoth-
er son-ln-iaw and daughter. _
Miss lildlth Mesd and N. Smith iii-ir-
guson sang a duet last evening at the
Epworth League meeting at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. and it met
with so much favor that they repeated
it 'at the regular evening service of the
church.
John Lundqulst. one of the oyster
openers employed by The Stevens Oys-
ter Co any. was found in an uncou-
sconur t. udltlon. and over come by the
snow and cold this morning. lying in
itowsyton avenue. The man had come
from ideal Norwalk, where he resides.
Cl'i‘iel Crockett and Ford iiartog. wild
discovered the man. took him to one
of the buildings on Mrs. Charles ii.
(lulder'a property. where he was resus-
cltated and after a time was able to
leave for his home.
m
But for the coming of the blissard-
his show. the new East Norwsilt street
signs. which were purchased by the
nut Norwalk improvement Associa-
tion. organised a number of months
ago by the ladies. would now be in
place at a number of points. 'i‘hesigns
arrivediiaturdaymnd will be placed in
position as soon as the weather per-
nits.
" This is an important week for. the
East Norwalk Fire Police. for on
Thursday evening the company will
have its annual ball. last year's ball
was held at Aflonfiisll in Death Nor-
walk. but this ysdr it was decided that
the outlook for s sausage is better to
have the snail- lit. at home. it. will
therefore bvhc’id st .Randsll‘s Hall.
corner of Van Zandt street and South
(3st avenue.
u ”do? “garden. secular ow“
t . w Cont, was, . r
h. . mission. addressed the m'
A numberof relatives and friends of
Theodore A. Bell of California, will
be interested to know that as will
speak tomorrow evening at a meeting
under the auspices of the Fraternal 0r-
der of Eagles, in Stamford. tomorrow
night. Frank to. listing will also do
liver an address. Each is an es-grand
worthy president of the Order. Senator
Thomas Grady. the grand worthy pm-
id‘ent. is also expected. They wt 1 be
heard at an a roosting in itippo
want Lodge its l. in “(in street. at .l
p. m. A special invitation is extended
”to ladies to attend. Many Eagles from
Conpmmlout flatten York statsmwili
resent. r spanking a. are
blasts social session for the visiting
Eagles. At 8:80 in the afternoon a
meat cont dinner will be given at the our Home.
bars at the last Avenue of st in honor of the visitors. Among those
damn mum in basalts: tits minim tomcat lie-urn. Her! and
m. "Milli o .1 p Mail. are Mayor Charles ill. Rowsl . for
wore-takes is. behalf 0 ' m Mayor Mom 1. runner. of Stan-
is “W 3 t» g “ {toaster Jeremiah Donovan and
m ‘ ' he ' Congressman Thomas Reilly.
3 Mrs. V. .i. Mullahs. of this place.
took part. in several performances that
5 3 us. in small ya, a. v. sit-tau
3. , tbevbsas tor the Caledonia
3 , .gotthie ovkclty. The affair
and at. tli cation: of Music
’ . .3243” on two? gim-
-. fl. ll . “‘33:. q s “i
ima‘stbstei-‘iiowsll. herself a singer
‘ sad '0 sum is said to
called "
II
as tits hoses «vim
as were 3 3
1‘“
oil. with the loa
ing to Mrs. Benet
.
Mme. Po
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litli
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siderably with her staring. Next came
another
French corned
y. entitled
" herloolt Holmes." and translated”
me. Powell, tho icadln
here falling to Mrs. Dene labs, and flu“
aly came the his performance of the
evening, the opera
female NIB
"Martha.' in which
the two leading female roles were
handled in excellent fashion b: both
Mine. Ppwell and Mrs. Benelis a. A
couple of hundred young ladies and
gentlemen appeared in t
with their line singing a d the anus.
uall .pretty
chorus. and
lcture they made. helped
the principals very materially to stake
the opera the great success it was. The
audience, according to re
H. WI!
most enthusiastic during th present»
lieu of the entire program.
_close of the entertainment. at
and at the
mid-
night. gave the performers. one and
lh day surprise [mm was given all. a very hollering ovation.
a...“
nun tutorial. -
my
I The question of a public water sup
seems to he exciting no small
amount of interest in theiown.
i The Dario
m
n young people have quite
an elaborate dance planned Tuesday
evening, Washington‘s lilrthday eve. at
uthe town hall. '
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"Roast Pork. mic. 15c; than of
Lamb, 15¢;
Pores. 1
Market,
(to. Native Veal.
Austin block.
rib Chops. the;
Lamb
Main Street
This week Eagle liook‘and Ladder
3~~Slelglla for sale at 1.. hi. W
Corntossel. “how little you reformers South Norwalk.
and Engine Company, of Barton. will
want to do is to have have its annual ball. which will
in the road fixed," said held iii the town hall.
be
righl's.
There are unaided for letters at the
l)
Mrs. S.
urien post otilce addressed
'0 that mudhole."-—Chrlstlan Register. tiaynor Smith. Alex. Wueram
iGraftamann. Joseph Geddeker. Billie
(laminar. M. .luila Mahou. Louis Folk.
Drown.
-....._.... .n-..» .._
to Mrs.
Melons
Benjamin St. John writes friends in
Darien till he is having an enjoyable
time as salesman in the Southwest. Of
into he has been making a due success
lia Oklahoma and will go from there to
Texas. He is a salesman at present for
Nothing has yet been done
a talking machine company.
toward
rebuilding the Noroton auto lire truck.
was wrecked some time ago wh
was taken up the turnpike and into he
town of Neverth some weeks ago At
the present time the wrecked machine
is at w. A. llauford's garnite in South
Nuru‘nik, whore ii hull been slow the
accident.
It
”and... W-
wyandotte
. Cleaner 8: Cleanser
For Dairy and .Nousshold uses.
Softens the water without forming
suds.
A five~pound Isak.
Mo.
Money refunded if not sstisfsc‘
tory.
Schliciiting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. flsllrosd A”. I Main IL. Dorian
Select dreams. liar. omit. ram
and Food. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
James (‘olcy
horse.
I
your.
$ o...- -—
n... -a mm.«.~~w.s.. ..
but. a he w
a..-
tirivli‘tif
Mrs. P. ls. llurltt has been ill with
mumps.
”mum—«—
Mrs. Francis llrndy is visiting Nor-
wnlk frl
ondil.
Miss Annie Dikcman is about again
after u seige of grip.
Mrs. stley Williams continues ill;
Frode
also Mrs. Sarah Perry.
e
rlc
Banks has added a doe
Holstein be for to his dairy herd.
New York friends were weekend
guest; of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull.
Mrs. Stephen Godfrey is slowly gain-
ing alter several weeks' illness.
to. and an. cilia: Com have
returned from a visit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. om are still
enjoying life at the National Capital.
Jainism ior sale at 1.. u. Wright's,
a- r. .-
was-m
South Norwallt.
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Henry M. Trowbrldg's has sun-chased
a pair of working area of P. lo. Bur-
riff.
Mr. and Miaialoyd Diksnisn
walk, have visited Miss Ann
Min.
m
of Her»
e Dilu-
l
.Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gerhardt have
returned from a few days’ visit in Now'
Yet-it.
Miss Florence Banks and the
’l‘rsadwoll returned to Morwsilt this 3
morning. ,.
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}
new it Wheels'r is now able to be
out after all illness at.
also Dr. rust: oorssn.
“at
l .wsslts’i
MK and'_.ilrs. Sidney tile. ’ot Wlb
ton. hare s
and Mrs.
M
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it
is
is
t several,
.. ii. mam».
”kW ‘ as
m
u.
us with Mr.
, mo. Pow
the role fali~
“M si following‘éhls
butt alibi ca mans Wt"
The Vision," by Eugenio Pirsni,
the atolls part of which was taken by
ll. who was in rare good
voice and delighted her audience coa-
Mrs 3:03 Perry
8. w. Godfrey.
_ 'illussns Miller has
“in New Millard. Mp.
purchased snot or be
ten brothers. 0 Bridlelmi‘t.
wisps
iey still remains very critical.
I'i‘ho Misses Ganipi‘er
Norwailt relatives over Sunday.
W-v-n-dvtu“
has been in town the past week.
returned from a visit out of town.
“q
a...
day for a two weeits' trip to iiermu.
do. °
Misses Ellen hardy and lddna Scott.
teachers at the West Ssugstucit scliool.
school. Friday.
William Hart. of Waterbury has
accepted a position at Kemper's tan-
nery.
Col .and Mrs. John Partridge have
left town for an extended visit in Cali-
fornia.
vvvvvv Sleighs for sale at}. M. Wright's.
South Nor-walk.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Alma] are spend-
ing the remainder of the winter in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George (layer gave
a party to a large outdoor of their
friends several evenings ago.
Mrs. Catherine St. John. of (tempo
Mrs. Brennan. of New York city.
W
Daniel 8. Bradley. father of Judge
Bradley. is very til at his home in
Hulls Farm and his family are greatly
worried about him owing to his ad.
vunced age.
Rev. Louis B. Howell. rector of St.
Paul‘s church, Xerwnik. preached in
Christ church yesterday in exchange
with the rector. .
Mrs. Oscar Smith has received
word of the death of her sister in
Michigan and has left for the west to
attend the funeral.
The Junior league of Christ church
are preparing to give an entertain
meat and serve a Mo cent supper in
the church parlors. Monday.
The 70 acre farm of Stephen
thcmtm at (.‘ompo. woll-known for
its magnificent punch orchards. has
been placed in llw hands of it real
estate usual to be sold.
An excellent program has been
prepnrml by the in agar tuttsicui talt
eat of our villains w itch will be given
before the Musical society this even-
ing, at the home of Mrs. C. B. Dolge.
.m
Ths funeral of J. Wesley Perry will
can be furnished completely by
selecting your goods in our on
tabllshmsnt. “The beds thlur
solves are highly a latte. heavy
and substantially but tthmughout.
iiighly ornamental in appearance.
massive and beautiful. our Bod-
room lotus are very proposes”
big. We have stylish Furniture
for every room is the house. and
our prices will command them-
selves to your purse.
A. l. Aageviae &
Sou Co.
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can. res
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’i‘he condition of William ll. tirad-
entertained
John H. Quinlan. factory inspector.
Mrs. James Mills and children have
Dr. and Mrs. McArdle leave Thurs-
vlslted the Danbury Normal training
street. has been entertaining Dr. and “
o'oioc
wil have charge
KPEVG. ‘
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REDDING, Fol).
home. Stormfiel
li' defile
contains the splend
field.
The
Astronomer3~
To Dramatic C
to be shot.~—Sl. Loni
member of any secre
' "fin s in
strssittomorrow silent
on ‘w
Madonlc
My...
Lisnanv osoicarrao.
Mark Twain Gava Money For Cuildlno
As Memorial To Daughter.
20.—»'l‘he
in collection
u—s‘
3~~WhaiI is
theory concerning shooting stars?
rlticm “'1!“ .
8 Times.
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"Mrs. Chucitsley, is your husband a
t society?"
“lie thinks he is-—-but he talks in3
his sleep."—Chicago Tribune.
son at 8:80
interment will “its in Willow.
brook cemetery. The lodae
or the services at the
Mark
Twain library in nodding. which was
built as a memorial to Jean L. Clear
ens. daughter of the deceased burner-
at. who was drowned in her father's
d, nodding, was formal-
ated Saturday afternoon.
The money for the erection of the
budding was given by Mr. Clemons a
few days before his death. to the trus-
tees of the Mark Twain l brary,..which
he founded in 1908. The ulldlng is of
colonial design. one story in height and
of
books that formerly constituted the pri-
vate library of the deceased humorist
and some rare pictures from Storin-
SOUP
i'Ve
seen a whole lot or them that ought
O
thanAtmamw
$010 It DiliihtlISTS NEWER!
SITIVE
FOR ,THOS
THEY NE
is
. Norwalk
BREAKING IN
lover’s
mt mos
I
FOR WOMEN WHO
HAVE TENDER. SEN—
FEET. THE
Cross Shoe
E WHO
DREAD THE BREAK-
ING IN PERIOD. THE
Cross Shoe
ED NO
4
arise
Two Stores .
South Norwaikl
NEW YORK. NE
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8:551. 9:0
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m6 . 34853353. can.
w HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
rials run.
in Effort October a, tutti
SOUTH NORWALK 'I'O NIW VORK.
A. M.«—ll:8la. 6:091. dzslx. 8:08.
:51. ftlil. 1:06. 0:111. I511. mils.
ldzlilx. loads. titan.-
1:05.
5:35. 5:502. d:
tax.
it). 5:503. 7:15;.
. “We.
A. “3—4.1“I. I: a. tails. 8:54.
P. Ids—13:56:. till. 8:4“. 5:85.
5150!, 7:00; 7:13. 7:581. 3:813. OM03”
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NIW YORK To IOUTH NOIWALK.
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r. M.--il:0d non. max. still.
«on. 1:00;. min. mm.
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to new HA-
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r. tau-um 1: this. use.
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list. it“.
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guacamole is when“
it D _ m .-
iulting,tholamo.‘1)lsoa§
[ You try one!
by a wrench. twist or sprain l _ 7
back. lllvsn if done in childhood.
creates pinched nerves and“ pain
WASHINGTON. Fol).
here early
days' illness.
for burial.
chiefly put?"
ma'sm."——Judge.
REPRESENTATIVE ALLEN DEAD.
Zoe—ileum.
sentative Amen L. Allen. of Maine,
died of pneumonia at his apartments
today following twelve
His daughter, Miss Lau-
ra T. Allen. of Alfred, Maine, an son.
Dr. Edward C. Allen. of Boston. were
with him when he died. His body will
be taken to his home at Alfred, Maine,
'i‘eachorlr'i‘o who; use is cotton
i’upllw'TOr maltin' woolen goods.
later life in the diaerent organs a‘iiii
gilmbs. 3
. Chiropratoors remove til‘ ‘rcsui‘o‘ffh V
unis disease and pain. hsaithtia
restored through harm the dill * :
nerve cysts in your body". , 3
Narrowing. Rheumatism. Parall-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female 3i-
cases are given special attention;
Curvature or the lipids. You on
never regret. giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. .
T." FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WMHING‘I’ON 01’. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Trsstmsnts aim Also
‘z
Think of the pleasure spoiled—oft
you‘ve bad—«hen DECIDE to its
four eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
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Hours—4 to 1123i! a. in. and 12:“
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The correction of eye troubles. our
specialty—it‘s done exactly and relief.
Fenwiclt Optical Co.
The Right J
Thing
at the right time-that is a pair of
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graduate physicians—to examine
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Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River, New York {foot
of Dover street). every da tes-
cspt Sunday), at S p in. night
received at Nerwallt up to i p.
m. and South Norwulit up to 6:30
D. m- ..
Mining J. Smith,
c. c. Housman.
Losses
General Agent
5.1.1.... to N. v. § ‘
3 am?!
Norwalk Steamboat Company
is run LIGHT THAT.
usvsa Parts. is vous
House PlPID {FOR
asst we: no
its
In}. Reed & volt
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
in the Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Phone 805—60 South Main Street
ti. Norwalx. Cons.
a
a
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is North Main ltreot. loath. Net-walk
Residence. 8 Washington attest.
Telephone at office. use.
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Music nan stack
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’n
car value exhibited at the
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' Spring Coeds
Now in Stock
E. E. Gerham
Decorator ‘
10 First St. East Norwalk
Telephone 052
d
lSquare‘Show this year.
._ i6 horsepower can. soon;
[power cars. won: it: home can.
8780: 25 horsepower oars. ' to
P1000 to. ”M "‘s
can you? No,
horsepower cars.
Can't beat it. M
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