av.
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outwith
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Brides ..
Prompt and ‘v elicient
service at all times.
Personal attanm‘ alv-
an to allfpra p on
work. ’-
(lhairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
,J- PARK“. iiisnsssr
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There will be a special'and interest-
ingtmusical program Sunday at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
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.lohn Hoyt, of Columbia University.
New York, was a Washington's Birth-‘
day guest of friends In East Norwallt.t
The St. James Circle of King's
Daughters. held a meeting yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. H. N. Taylor. of
(love avenue. ‘
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Mrs. Jesse Ayres. who has been ser-
iously ill for several days of pncumo
nit. continues about the same. No one
is allowed to see her.
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More than 30 people went out to the
Country Club over the Gregory Point
trolley line last evening. for the week-|
Iy table de hole dinner.
Frank Shufelt, who is an assistant nrd. at 'l‘oitenoite, for the coming sea- be.- of Norwalk Chapter. is quite ill.
at the Hefner news store on the Wash-'
ingtoa street bridge, has begun taking
cornet lessons from a. New York con-
servatory of music.
Mrs. Peter Wilhemeny and Miss lch-
on Wilhemeny, of Myrtle street, East
Norwalk, were guests Washington's
at laurelton School. New Milford.
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Pneumonia is feared in the case of.
Fred N. Smith. the popular young
newspaper man. who makes a trip to
East Norwalk on his daily round. bin.
Smith has been ill for two or threeI
Robert Scalzi
its _‘ tolvel no? .. "Wain ‘
y. “in the days when you are old. ‘
Young’man. this isn't any dream.
By experience I know
And your hair turned white as snow.
There's a feeling of resentment
And your heart grows hard and cold
By the insults heaped upon you
In the days when you are old.
I would not have you stay at home,
For that would not be right.
if your country has a war.
(lo like a man and fight.
He among the many thousands
Who would answer the long roll.
But (led have mercy on you
If you live till you are old.
CALVIN A. SMlTl-l.
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—Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
scrofula. pimples. rashes. etc.. are due '
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit-
tera ls a‘oloanalng‘hlood tonic. Makes
you cleareyed. clear-braised, clear-
skinned.
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AGENT FOR ALL INOURANOI.
RIAL “TATE. MORTOAOII.
OUREW IONOO. NOTARY RUI-
LIO. PATINTO' OIOUREO. AW
MINiBTRATION OF ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF RINTB.
OFFICI. ROWAYTON AVENUE.
Dr. 1. Mortimer Lloyd's new house
at. Tokeneke is being raised.
M. J. Dali. of New York city.
building a residence In Takeueke.
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T. C. Dale. of New York city. has
leased the residence of Louis id. Tet-
son.
Captain and Mrs. Alfred (‘rockcti are
home frome the several months trip
south. and are greeting their friends
again.
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The rumors which have been in do.
sale. of Castle Venice. owned by Theo
pblle Euphrat. are pronounced to be
utterly without foundation by parties.
in a position to know of the facts of
the case. No sale has yet been made
to the Seventh Regiment. of New York.
or any other organization or individtr
days and his many friends hope the 0|-
apeedhest recovery possible for him.
~The best Creamery llutter. per
in. 28a: 3 pkgs. Mother's or‘Quaker
Oatmeal. 25c: good Eggs. per dozen.
180. A. Sittll.
John S. Gonkiin, the well-known ble dance. Ttmdsy “mt“, In
, East Norwalk resident and oystermah,’
who has been seriously ill for some
time at his home in Third street. h d
a very bad turn last. .uiflht Sand : h s
family were obliged to be up with him
all night. This morning Mr..(‘onklln
was resting comfortably. though there
was not any perceptible change for the
better in his condition.
The MvayfiorVer firemen will soon
have an opportunity to prove whether
they have lost their ability to play
Miochle against Old Well Hook and
ladder Company. of South Norwalk.
Last year. it will be remembered. the
Edit Norwalkera played so well as to
win a turkey supper. The first of the
games in the latertcompany tourna.
meat that has just been arranged. will
be played next Thursday evening in
last Norwalk;
Last night's aighte nth annual ball
of the East Norwaik ire Police drew
an attendance of about 160 people.
Within. crowd was not a large one.
everybody had a fine time and the floor
of Randall's Hall. the scene of the
event. was nicely tilled. The mom-
bars of the company were also right
on the Job every minute looking after
the comfort of their guests. The danc-
ing; rogratn consisted of twenty-four
nun; including the walls. two-step.
00min and Iaaciers. the same taking
until about 2 o'clock this morning. hia-
’ ra. The committees in connec-
ti ‘ with the ball included: Committee
ottdrrausments. 1.. Halstead. chair-
.loasph Jmobsoa...f. Wolfe, .i. l.
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is. Brunstmp. chairman; aids. l“.
. 0. Holly. Henry Gerhardt; re»
on committee. Captain lowis flai-
y:TRiOTi0fd sun i'fl sswaso.
‘ is country hsd another war
Bimini: M‘Mld go
; att for the good old flag.
on would be a treat hero.
batter fall. upon the field
doll in death 'ite sill shd cold
ntolivosndbolawsat
. ‘ the “3'! yilviigfluare old.
should you live. suit a pension
0 your set _ ’ days are over.
it til hungry is waiting
. dour.
you are old.
{as ' iit'll'srtw ta.
. , been donated
' ‘ '1 We
y
Ii 'wu furnished by Brunstrup's or-
iag. B. Brunsirup; door commit-
. chairman. and‘ the entire com-
llllliill ifllililllliil.
The Golden Eagle Concert ilnnd oi
Noroton Heights gave a very (alloys-
the
hall of the Volunteer Hook and lati-
der Co. The dance was preceded by
it few selections by the band and some
soprano solo: by Miss Lillian Voaherg.
of Darien. Dancing was then onioyed.
.the band's own orchestra providlns
music. The committee in charge con-
sisted of William Cullen. chairman:
Charles Otttuer. if. llugdale and Wat
tor Dutigale.
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A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening to ileorge l-‘. Fowler. of
Norman Heights. in honor of his 70th
birthday. About to guests were pres
ent, including friends from Philadel-
phia. Brooklyn. Mt. Vernon. Omen-
wlch, Stamford. South Norwalit and
lia-rien. Piano selections were ren-
dered by Mrs. May Gates, of Stam-
ford. and Mrs. McClelland. of Norotou:
Ivlolln solos by Jack Dugdale and
' songs by Mrs. Carrie Fowler. of Brook-
lyn. John Brown. .lr.. told some good
stories. Mr. and Mrs. Fowler were
agreeably surprised by a delegation
from the Hubble Wanna's Relief
Corps. of Stamford. who presented
them with a handsome bouquet of cut
flowers. Games and dancing were on
ioyed until a late hour when a boon!
tli’ul supper was served.
Wyandotte
' Cleaner 8t Cleanser
For Dairy and Household uses.
White the water without forming
suds. A five-pound suit. no.
gooey refunded if not satisfas.
ry.
Schlichting‘hroadtCo.
“WWW “tom:
and fled. Hardware“. Glass. ate.
W aria.
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New Yorlt.
John Morton‘is ooniiaed in
1100“ with grip.
thus in Wurst-t.
l Vilim "0.1100 in “'11. i W
“dae’rgsmw. tuition:I has been a victim ggml' star‘s-Mag to five a“ the
several a . .-r .
. “ n 011mm disarm. v“ y
W
6* . William 0.10mi is now able to ride
"mafasshisioagillaess. - .t
offload w
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'Qultc a number of the members were
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Mrs. William Coleman Is visiting In
the day and interred
Miss Gladys Abbott is spending some
James sinus, of East Norwslb. has Wesley m; w
, iliisms has gained centres-7 .ing' is
m emu carpenter force.
mlwfiiuhmsa. who lasagna sat.
. L ‘ t ._ " a " ' ‘2 . ’ { ‘
. him-v w cos has returned to town.
“after spend ng sevarai‘weeits in south
Norwalk. .
Kellogg will spend the week at their
homes hers.
' Mrs. Hawley Williams. Mrs. Sarah
Brown, Mrs. Sarah Perry still con-
tinue on the sick list.
Norfield Grange will hold its regu-
lar meeting. this evening. a. musical
and literary program. in charge oi
Worthy lecturer Mrs. 0. ll. Sconeld.
following the business session.
Mrs. Joseph l. Gregory is soiournina
in llldgefleld.
William Feats. of New York. was in
town over Builder.
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Mrs. D. it. Lambert has returned to
tlouhen. N. Y.. after a visit with Wil-
ton relatives.
A pair of large birds were seen in
the highway near the center Wednes.
day afternoon. They resembled quail.
Miss Alice DeWiit. of llartford. ar-
rived at her home in town on Wednes-
day, where she will remain for some
t me.
Frederick Sturges. of Cannon. is
Ill with the measles. His sister. Miss
Helen. has recently recovered from an
attack.
The young people's entertainment
com lttee of Cannon will give a card
party in the hall. Saturday evening,
February 25th.
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Percy Knapp. of iiuributt street. and
a force of helpers are filling his ice
house this week from his pond at the
rear, of the house.
'Mrs. Raymond. of Belden Hill. a real
[laughter of the Revolution and meta.
in view of her advanced age the case
presents some serious upsets.
The Library Whist met Tuesday at-
ternoon with Mrs. A. W. Merwta.
present despite the snow and other
moons.
of the club Tuesday.
March 7th.
The ladies‘ Aid Society. of Cannon
Methodist Church. held a successful
supper In Cannon Hall the evening at
Washlntgon's Birthday. Over one hun-
jdred were present who thoroughly ea-
ioyed the good things prepared. The
menu consisted of scalloped chicken
and potatoes cooked in the same war.
boiled ham. roast sparerlli. potato Inlv
‘ ad, pickles. Jam. cakes in great variety,
'itic. ten and come. The sum of 030
was cleamd. the proceeds to be devol-
ed i0 church purposes.
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hurts
Rev. E. 8. Dean spent Sunday out
oftown.
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Mrs. Underwood is con-anoint her
roont by illnesa.
Samuel Conifer has secured a no.
sition at Reynold's garage.
The Altrulsilo Society will meet
this afternoon at the Methodist pnrson:
age.
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I 1:. 1'. liedforti, of Brooklyn was in
town this week looking after his prop-
erty.
Mrs. Edwin floors is confined to her
home on Wright street with an attack
of the grip.
The Junior league of Christ church
will meet tomorrow afternoon in the
Parish rooms.
School children
getter their first
pussy willows.
have begun to
spring flowers.
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Miss Marjorie Boers was among the
Bridgeport visitors to witness the flight
of Aviator Frank Paine.
I lair. and Mrs. Michael Myers spent
.Wednesdsy in Bridgeport and attend-
ed Poll's theatre in the evening.
i Carl Doidri
oh leaves this week for
.WIscoasin as gardener for Dr. Bump
us. a summer residual of Westport. ‘
i Lewis Bamoioiilil. ”former resi-
dent of this town. is seriously ill at
the home of his son. in Sulthville.
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The German lodge. a. of 11.. gave
carton ball. which was largely attend-
i Elmer liendsrson has accepted and
takes a position as local agent for
the dilution Publishing Co. of Old-
rago. ,
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to?" ”0in i‘..’."i'.“w“‘......t 9' ”I.“
was re . 0,0 '
In Christ {heroin
cemetery.
Miss Florence Banks and Miss Adele
Mrs. William Comstock will ,
Birthday of Miss Mildred Steigerwald. oulatlon for several days regarding the be the hostess
a masquerade hail Tuesday evening as
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William halts. William dots.
Merritt sad P000001?
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Prevents Pneumonia
L" Guide are now or. malignant
type and extremely dangerous.
Take LINONINE at first sign
of Co. or Cold—it brings
stant re lot and prompt care. we
venting‘pneumoms.
Kerr's FiasoScod Emulsion.
Linonine. is the only Linonine.
Avoid substitutes.
All druggists«25tr. 50c. 01.
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IiLl. FOR Six ROUND FIGHTI.
LANSING. Mich. Feb. 20.~AI the
request of many athletic clubs in the
state Senator Cartier. last night. in-
troduc a bill permitting six round,
no do aion boxing contests with five-
onuce gloves. providing no prises are
awarded. As Governor Osborne and
many of the legislators have gone on
record as favoring such contests, the
gill has an excellent chances of becom'
in! a law.
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tartts on
Use D. D. 1).. that mild. seethinl
wash. that recognised remedy for no»
seats and all skin troubles. First drop!
take away that awful burning itch,
cleanse the akin-«wash away every
pimplemevel‘y impurity. Nothing like
D. I). l). for the complexion.
Got a Bite trial bottle today.«-worth
ten times its cost to have a bottle In:
the house. At any rate. drop into Our
store to talk over the merits of this
wonderful prescription.
W. F. ngmore .0. (30.. 3 North Main
street. South Norwallt.
0009M: A LAWYER AT NINETY
‘” “ YEARB OF AGE.
CLINTON. Aria, fl‘eb. 24.»When the
Van Buren Cdunly Circuit Court con-
vened here yesterday for its eightv.
eighth consecutive term. A. Cullen.
ninety years old. made application for
admission to the bar. Mr. Cullen
showed a license signed by the So-
preme Court of Kansas dated 1880. and
he was admitted witheut examination.
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A Careful.
Scientific
Examination
Is what we give you. We employ
Oculists to examine eyes. THIS
SERVICE 18 RENUEREI) WiTll~
OUT CHARGE.
THAMER
OCULIOTS AND OPTICIANO
07 Atlantic Squart. Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
if you Own an E
EDISON
ruouooasrrt
you should hear the New Records for
March. which are on sale Feb. 2!». If
you don't own an Edison. it's time
you did.
$15.00
$27.00
$85.09
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Glover’s
THE PLACE
FOR WOMEN WHO
HAVE TENDER. SEN-
SITIVE FEET. THE
Cross Shoe
FOR THOSE WHO
BREAD THE BREAK-
ING IN PERIOD. THE
Cross Shoe
THEY NEED NO
BREAKING IN‘
$3 8: $3.50
Two Stores
South Norwslk
. Notwslit
new latte'fi‘d'axvrra
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‘ the members of the Ladies' United
. , sn‘vto . ii canons.
CHICAGO. ill‘eb. suspected of.
many cities of the United States. time
here last night. Those taken into ‘
custody are Harry it}. (libson. Philadel-
phia; Charles Cray-ton. flrooitlyn; l-lan
l'y W. Baker. Philadelphia: Mary
Krault. Cincinnati; Htelln llyla. Pitts-
burg. in the tncu's room check books
on various banks of the country were
found. ‘
LAOIEB' UNITED WHIST CLUB.
Mrs. Edward F, Hmitn entertained
Whist‘ Club yesterday afternoon at. her
home in Souview avenue. The first
prize was awarded to Mrs. Silas Ketch-
am, the second to Mrs. George R. Van
Alstyne and the third to Mrs. George
W, Simona. The club will hold its
next meeting twu weeks hence with
Mrs. James Golden at her home in
.l’airfleld arenuc.
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GOMCIl hrMOmefltS
Think of the visuals spoiled—of the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you‘ve hall—then DIOIDE to have
your eyes “mined Iggy.
‘ O’TOMI, Y
The mass of are troubles. our
Irecialty—dt's done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your area.
Can today for examination.
F enwick Optical Co.
UNITIO IANK OUILDINO
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07 WAIHINGTON BTRIET.
Hours—0 to 11:30 a. in . and 12:40 to
g p. at. Monday and Saturday. 1 to
p. m
was... N. v.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover atreell. every day (ex-
cept Sunday), at it p m. Freight
received at Norwslk up to 4 p.
m. and South Nora-ail: up to 5:30
p. In
Norwallt Steamboat Company
Analog J.‘ Smith. c. c. Housman.
Leases General Agent
The Reed is Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 0H0?
in the Town
AUTO 0UPPLIII
Phone 000—00 South Main Street
8. Norwalt. Conn. Music Hall Block
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i ‘ Oavid W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Emhslmer
is North Main street. 0outit Norwaltt
Residence. 0 Washington Itraet.
Telephone at office. 030-2.
Telephone at house. 000.
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2 past-Ion in {
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having passed worthless checks in X
men: and two women were arrested .5 ‘
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”1911 models of go carts and calls “
taxes at Reed’s. Bee adv.
Read about the final closing sale 00
winter apparel at the Kri r store. >
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of Old .
cause of the disease and the art of ad:-
iustlng the same. Diseases mauled
by a wrench. twist or sprain its the
back. Even If done in childhood ii:
creates pinched nerves and pain‘ in
late; life in the different organs and
m s.
Chirobrstoors remove the canal of
this disease and pain. and health fly
restored through harmonizing the If:
nerve systems in your 7. .
Nervousnesa. Rheams sin. Paraiyh
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Div
eases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spice... You will,
never regret giving Chiropractic A
chance to help you. ‘ ,
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
at waemaaroa or. so. uoawam
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
LIGHT
at THE LIGHT THAT I.
,. waves FAtLatevoua l.
House. steep cos .
cast we so .. in”
House Piping
at Cost
osop m AND LET as "fl ‘
GIVE YOU an sort. a. -
stars on YOUR Hausa fl
Housatonic
Power Co. ..
Maxwell. EMT. and Flandm -
Automobiles it ‘
Acknowledged to be the useless
our value exhibited at the M3“
Square Show this year. .
16 horsepower are. moo: Ill idiom '
' a horse war
mo; 25 horsepower 1:an 3mm
horsepower cars. 01000 to 010”. .r
Can't beat it. can you? No. you ,
learn
can t even equal it, Coma and
Norwaik Consolidated
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all about it at
Phone 11:0
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REPAIR]
including. Grates. .Bflcks; '
Castings. of any make of I
or cook stoves.
.. notice it. lost
it. lists swears?
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ssavies sue obtains ‘
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