tr are. alii
wort
g! : thrah'
better than A ‘ entrant
to to tonna-
‘ aome businoaa interests. Mrs. Bullock.
.who has also been visiting here. will
remain a short time longer.
At the Advent Chrlatlun church. the
punter. tier. 1.. i“. Reynolds. will
preach nt 10 a. in. and 7 p. m. Morning
subject. “Last Worda of a Great Man.”
Get
Your .Filiel!
Dwgwa“ it. the
Bridge Phaitnacy
Prompt and eflloient
service at all times.
Personal attention zlv~
on to all prescription
work.
Chains for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
earner: pnaanacr '
J. PARKER, Manner
The choir of Chi-let Church will];
hearse after the Lenten service, it‘ri-
day, evening.
Mrs. George Sherwood. of. Firm
street. is a guest for over t-iunday of
relatives in Bridgeport.
Mrs. it. E. Lockwood and daughter
Grace. of First street. are guests of
relatives in Brooklyn. New York.
James McGrogory is learning the
mysteries of conductoring on the blunt
avenue line, under the ituidanco of
Conductor Charles M. Williams.,
iloly Communion will be celebrated
in Christ Church tomorrow morning at
8 o’clock, instead of 9 as heretofore.
on the fourth Sunday in the month.
The customary weekly meeting of
the Loyal Workore' Society will he
held tomorrow evening. at the Advent
Christian Church in Van Zandt street.
The spell of cold Weather lina prac-
tically frozen the small oyatermen in
all this week. One expressed the hope
that. it will be possible to get out to
work the coming Week.
The Marvel Social Club presented
a good bill of basketball last evening
at Randall‘s Hall at the minor of Van
Zandt street and South (inborn avenue.
There. were two games.
.lolin Camklln, who is nerioualy ill
at his home in Third street. continues
in about the name condition. hunt
night. it Willi necessary for his iamily
lo be up throughout the night with
l m.
William J. Aiken in having a veranda
built on his cottage at Gregory‘s Point.
50 that the place will he still more air
tractive for the coming suitimer. The
work is being done by Control-tor
Franklin Gregory.
.——.
The sun made the snow look "sick“
yesterday. While the day was a cold
one, the snow disappeared fast. so that i
bad
days
before night the sleighlna that
been possible for two or three
was eonmletely put to flight.
James ll. lluniord entertained a
small company of irlende last evening
at his home in Winfield street, in hou-
or of his birthday. The party had a
most enjoyable evening with various
social dlvoralona. A supper was served.
The Men's (.‘lasa will meet tumor
row at noon at the Plant Avenue ile-
thodint liliureh. when the leader. ll. .l.
i-ilpaon, will be in charae. The die-
euanion. as in awaya the write. will he
an interesting: one. and hill lu- lilll‘ll to
all men.
w, ___.
Milli-i Mildred Mtirehuuse, oi t‘ovt-
avenue. celebrated her fourth birthday
anniversary Tlunudu) owning by en-
tertainlnl her relatlvoa and a
frienda. Dainty refreshments were
served and the little onee had a most
joyoua time.
ly enjoyed the play "Are You A. Mn-
Ion?" as presented this week by the
Music Hall Stock Company and are
looking forward with pleasure to next
week‘s offering "The House oi A
Thousand Candles."
East Norwalk‘o weather prophet
who in "combat back" doepito the re-
teriailaed to a certain extent yester-
illi- io mommies
now within twelve
lit the afternoon rum lilo hide."
Sylvan
molt , of
wit and. an.
wu-
initial.
- who. he been
my am
Mil "dvliiitioi hint ital
a”
r."
in"
, .he predicted poem
hours and a helm" Juno 1.
i a "fill r'
30““ i. 4. him ll
I“ turned homo
wad-’uuonao.»
Myoning subject, "Peters Croat Quen-
tlon. Sunday school at 12 m. Junior
meeting at 3 p. m. Loyal Workers“
service at 5.45 p. m.. nnhleet. "Clirlat
in ludiu."
Captain llorace A. Humidors. who
has been active in behalf of the petl~
ilon to the legislature. protesting
andinni the sale or lease of the polar
ul oyster grounda. reports that he in
hnlvug lino utter-ens in getting signa—
tures. Everybody. he says. in in Hym‘
pathy with the cause and aaaurea ltlm
ot‘thelr belief in the justice aim.
The choir of the. East Avenue M etho~
diet Church has already begun prepar»
atloue for Easter. music for that ioy~
iul season being under relioal'aal last
evening beside tomorrow's program.
The. latter will alao be inlereaiiug.
'l‘he attoudauee of the volunteer choir
last evening was execelieni and math
good work was done. pleualng the
.loader, N. Smith Fer-guano. very much.
Junior-i Fitch was right on the Job
yesterday afternoon when one of the
two runaway horsea of yeatorday tlaalr
ed across the bridge. The borne atop-
ptitl by Mr. Fitch bolouna in the Seliuub
livery stable in South Not-walk. The
animal had tired of alarming in Van
Zandt street and departed for home
and a warm barn. When it had about
reached the middle of the bridge. Mr.
Fitch stepped out, unmindiul of any
danger that might .be in the situation.
and «topped it. No damage net'rtied
from the runaway.
A delivery borne of the llluvh gro-
cery in Port atreel furulnlttui the moat
exciting runaway yesterday attornoun
that Eat-it Norwalk hut-i had in normal
months. The frightened animal dash.
Qtl across the Washington Street brldtt‘e
at a lu'ruiltneek apeed. after having
traversed a course from near the store
in Fort atreet. The runaway was
stopped on the \Vaahington
bridge but not until after the wagon
had been wrecked. it. was hinted that
the driver, a boy, \vaa thrown out and
badly shaken up eouuidernhli bruiami.
..,__.....m .. . ,
tannin“
Robert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALL iNSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGES.
BURETV BONDS. NOTARV PUB~
LIC. PATENTS SECURED. AD-
MINISTRATiON OF ESTATES.
AND COLLECTION OF,RENTB.
OFFICE, ROWAY‘TON AVENUE.
“we..- ,.
, Minis Alice liruuduge is seriously ill
lat her home in Rowaiten avenue.
The their at the Methodist t‘burt h
in busy rehearainx the Easter nlliilil'.
i John Hamilton. of lion-nylon avonue'
ll“ rot-overlay from an uttnek of the
- ltrip.
. Mrs. Andrew J. liell is quite Ft ritius-
ily ill at the home of her duutzhier. Mru.
.l. Eduard \‘ltit'tiiil.
timothy .lnltnanu. daughter of Au-
illl'Oli' .ltihnaun. of ltoway ton uwuue, is
‘vrct'overlnu front the. lilt'ilfillt‘ii.
‘ me...
i hi. ii. ltaudall has leased hi» iinmt'
.ut ’l‘tilteiieke, known its \Vmulywoiti.
llo hilarity t‘urrinnton. of New York
t‘iti'.
til
The annual meeting
itee. in 'l‘aiteneltu on Saturday. March
4. at 2 p. m.
, The wonian'e Study (iluh. of Row-
Ellli Nol‘Wfilk people MW thorough» nylon. is to meet on Monday evonimt
at the home or Miss Dorothy Raymond
on the West Side.
Monday night will be ladlea‘ ulttht
the itowayton
til
i come and have a good time.
0
Th e
.-
now house for lir.
and ready for plastering. lie or
an
Franklin l’. Crockett. of McKinley
. foreman for the Connectient
‘Uompaar. wan reinovod to the Narwallt
ill
in street.
Hospital. thin morning. and will no
work undergo an operation.
W
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0‘“ EMNGTHE' :“Mllll ll largo amount. of wood from
fl‘ I “:1 i ’i i l'l‘OltmlJte l0 lili' lJlii‘ltm railroad run.
" > t . g lion. from whit-h plaee. it is alilppmi m
. - a tlbeidu i the New Britain brink yards or the
‘ *5“ the color of to him. . . t
" lTheoiihlltt illiiliiirat. of tin "cam.
near Itoton Point,
Von on.”
rat baboon .
week: and . a was practically
tint that he halt been out.
W
whirl
‘ ‘ , eon “'r'i‘he room it“ been
toroulbiy ‘eleened and renovated, and
e
,. an [intro ryot the book! but be
a «him. 3‘!
. dildo ‘
. fibre
. until
iii '0:
at: area alteration:
this
- ambition. F. ii
.1 Fuller. Anna
filf‘l‘el .
the Tube-
(“W lieke \i’utei‘ Co. will lm held at lid oi"
iloae Company‘s
ihpune. and everybody Is welcome to
tlerrli
cent uncortllntleti of ii"! weather "N“ Smith at 'l‘oitenolto iii now oneloaed
to be able to occupy it by
i Raymond Brotliorhtaro cnttlut: and
, , iinetit
'ilitundhy in New York city. Mr. num-
alte ill. for the put two
the
E
limp trill A reopen
y napt hooks are to be, Id“:
m. melting the teat num-
berei' book: in theitbmit I 400. The
7 Will!
o'eleeltrevonim« mom on:
except Tiara-odor evenin I
at at boom t
liin‘eyolnwtila of United
10 vole. .
Humble
Staten Hiliot’y.
The Casting‘hway of Mrs. Leaks and
Mrs. Aloehine.
A Literary Courtship.
Steel. Flora. A.
The Potter's Thumb.
Stevenson. R. L.
St. lvea.
Lilli}. Jeanette
llnelo William.
Lane. Elinor M.
Katrine.
l-luno. Victor
Lea Mineralilos.
(lorry. M. s. ‘
The Toy Shop.
Juvenile Fiction Preaentcd by the
Mleeel Haring.
Winfield. A. M.
The Rover Born on the Ocean.
The ltover Boys in Camp.
The flavor lioyn on Land and Sea.
The Rover lloya on the Plains.
'l‘he. Rover Boys on the Great lakes.
The Rover Boys on the Farm.
l
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i
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l
birliidny supper
l
l
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The ltuvei' Boys in Routhern Waters
The Rover liovs at School.
The Rover lioya Out West.
The Rover Born at College
Young. Clarence
The Motor lloya; or,
Through Thiek and Thin.
The Motor lloyn Afloat.
The Motor iioyn Across the Plains.
The. Motor horn in Mexiro.
The Motor lloya on tho Atlantil‘.
Gift of Mrs. L. A. Douglue.
Beecher. ll. W.
l‘atriotise Addresses,
i’illlolt, .l. ii.
A (‘onelae lllatory of the American
People, 2 mix.
it'lliitli. Wilson
A Year With the lilrds.
A Year With the 'l‘rr-es.
Van liyke. II.
The, Story of the Other \i’isomah.
Gilt of Mn. Every.
Dumas. A.
The Three Muvkoileera.
Gift of Mn. Hackiey.
Mt‘i‘lllt'llt‘tmi. George
.lune (‘nhle
Nedra.
l
l
(‘huma
i
when Wilderness Wan Kins.
traditional.
'l‘he \i‘asltmatuu supper and colon
ial euterUtiumeut iti\‘eti by the ladies
of the Methodist l‘hurt‘h. lani Thurs
day ewulnu. was a groin nut-heart. Over
l.’.u guenls were eerred with supper
and moat of them remained to the en-
tertaiummtt which ionowed. The nevi
supper and social have linen arranged
for Maren ill. and will take lliu form
of a "shamrock supper."
A “width-4 iu whleh linrien people
are inurh inlvreaiml all} be unimpaired
llllti afternoon at l u‘eioek at the pm
autumn- of the liurien (bounrenatiunal
t‘liureh. when Eduard l-I. liaina, mm oi
Mr. and Mrs l“. ‘l‘. ilaiea. and iii.»
Adele l. Randall, M liruulxlyu. .\. \2,
will he married by the ill-i. lug liw:
heri F. llil)\i‘ll. 't‘he nodular. will be
a simple one but following li. ihw et-
hiring. there will be a reeepiinn :tl the
reaidt-ure of l the urootn‘a lilttr‘iilh.
a here the bride and [mom will reside
for at least the present.
t‘harlea Miller. of Schlocker “\I‘lilll'.
tileuhrook. held his cantomari rwri
lion “'mlnenday (Washington‘a amt,
day; About 24 of hi: friends than ll'
town vluiied him and partwk oi the
wad thluxa whit-h ho had prepared
. for them. Many llmrvrs were roeelvlal
by the old tuna. and a table in {PM
long was haulwd with the triumphs
lioxw came from Nurwalh. llutleu.
New London and Stamford and many
liiiti'I‘ uero brought by the Karma. Mr.
Miller has l‘t‘l‘liiil‘il hilt friends for
many wait» on Washinntun'a litrtlnlay,
\vitlt'it is also illii liirtlulut lit' in lit!“
itt ltli~ hfliii your. The t'eleiti'alioii wan
dim-outinuuat last year la-eauao ni' ill
new of Mr. Miller. but the Killlit'l‘lii»:
\i‘mlmwday had all ten old tinn- uu-r
llama: and jollity.
.- “4....mam
Wyandotte
Cleaner}: (Cleanser
For Daley‘ and Houeehoio um.
Softens the water without terrain:
nude. A live-pound eacit. 26:.
Money rarefied it not utteran-
iory. ‘.
Schliclrting Bro&,,& Co.
of" of" “.W "i H
tantamount:
and Feed. fluid-ere. Paglia. titan. oto.
i
ll
Mam t-larahtlorheai la vianinn t
Waterbury.
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‘ The condition oi William ll. Bradley
is etilhpreoarloua.
Mrs. Horace i-tarlbutt has been unit
in; on Wootenirleade this man.
«yaw '5"
Tomorrow all storee’Jn town ‘ ill
be closed by cit-derail the'vlviu eiuj; ;
Mrs. Orlando, Allen. of Catalan that
been the guest. of relative! in tliortl.
this week. ‘ t.‘
i
one all .
gram an altouhid
way has
daughter all
«tend now owned by
town wait sold at auction int-it week.
will he hold in the Methodist,
outtlei featured the pro
raw nth. house. ._
aW*.W, .
“Mrs. iliii1 one Godfrey. at time that»
Seen it recent finest of her
0 family in Bridgeport.
'l‘ho antique furniture at. the home-
lili‘. Buyer of this
.w.....,.........
George Sturgeu, whti reruntly hold
ilii large farm to wen thy New York
turtles, baa purchased another in our
own. -
W...—
The offering at Trinity eiiureh to.
narrow will be tor the Kt‘lll‘l‘al clergy
‘eliel’ fund. and a hearty reaponse la
while you amyl The first good
Step is to mandate
your sluggel: l-r l“"i=.i|:,’ uariyt
Beeoham’s
Sold Everywhere.
tilt: attitiii of
petrol
Plii;
in bone. lilo- end 25o.
' d.
ago . “ AP
tin 'l‘huriidny evening. him-eh ‘2, a
and entertnimneut
church
airlora.
Wii
for
Mrs. William l'iiekaon entertained a
argo party of triopda at wliiat at, her
tome on Lincoln avenue. \i'mluemia;
far
‘ _ l
. ... 1..- am...
also sultan AT is A" aims...
With apples: selling on high as $9“; .t p.
barrel, and nearer at that. it would 5,...
room the planting; of new orchardn mill. ,4... Mn“...
tho iudlrloua aprayinn of old ohm “Ml,““d‘a "mom I” a "mp9” degree.
and tin-en murh to help him in her in-
rtho i.- a lawn eujuyer
uld prove a wise lili‘i"=ltll('itl im‘ re:-
mera of thin loealily. The demands l div
or the Stamford and Nut-walk markets or outdoor UM-lt‘iiii‘ an
~ New (‘uuanui.thulnt-ilon in iilv‘ lilo ot‘ \i'uehlngton.»
viewed the i-lillilili.
both
typically
eoaduota a
dini‘tera.
emhaaay la the am no of many formal
.diniiere, anti some or the customs that
were omitted during the regime of
'10“! and Latin llnrand have been re—
Viallm'a mark the restoration
of the original walnut woodwork and
heavy crimson hangings that aim an
air of solidity to the. surronmilmza. in
intelloer-altty
v i veil.
has felt
'l‘ll‘i“. tun t‘tulitltl in philanthropy, until
birthday Wedneutla)‘ Monitor by giving
(‘arrlo Croaatuan tendered her it our.
prim Wednesday evening. An euioy-
able evening wan spent by thoiw in at.
endanre.
W
suntan
.iohn l.. t‘luihrio has been
furopart of the week.
M
Fred liiltz and Fred Zlun
the home of hire. Al. Ziiiti over Sun;
day.
«-
(‘hristopher Andrea-a has h
00,192. which kept him indoors all do).
Knapp. (l. l.. "Sunday.
'i’he Sealer of Justin». M ”mum..."
l‘urrialt. Randall Mrs. (.‘laude i'euereux h
pant Week.
.lohn ilursl, who baa been
the. paid three Wt‘t‘kh. is able
to his work attain
l). Kelley liot he hail been
the phat wool. in New Yuri; t
ml: mum of his friends.
WWW...”
N..- -
hlt‘n. llyati Gregory tit-mt
i
. .w ., “awn..-”
in in! at her post in The .\
tilllre than week, hating had
phone orehanne. l'i’ bark
no‘litfilllmnrll. alter [Week's
.. "M“...
Miss inlay tiltiptnan. of
\‘itllil'ti .\irt~' lilt‘lilt‘i‘ji llw l
Futidu}
'l‘lw Ladle-6 .\id Sorteis ui
mitt"! Protestant i‘hureh did
lliir» amok on around: oi \\
lw-lno a holidli‘.
ion a wry pleaaaht Wt’t‘it at
oi her parentn hero
\ll‘. and hire. John Smith
home of Mrs. John \‘lon.
l‘horioa \‘erennm. oi
mound-l wait tho were at Hot
thinks. of Bridgeport. lost
He dined at the elub bount-
t'hapmau and attended the
the afternoon.
:uuwaalul lately iihshinnto
Wudiieiltluy evening at the
MN. Ella Aiken. 'l’he
their minute.
. .—~. . mam”...—
an oburvaiion
whirl; ii iii [inedible in atrial
died view of the country
around on I'QMM‘ day.
WM-va
litre. George W. Knapp. of
i party to his ytuntl: friendu. alto
tent‘tily reapontlml.
A‘ inrne eirele oi‘ frienda of Miss
Kenneth Allen had the tnlal‘ortunu
to severely out his leg with
Wednesday at the home of a rtlntiw
in Weston. and in now eonflned to his
bed with hia injury. '
(mite aivk with the grip during
New York eiiy by the svriooe lliuut?
of a near l‘NilliH‘ on Monday
Mina Jeanie Guthrie hail been unable
Miss Mary \‘iou. oi the local
hlra. Samuel Poet and her stain.
Minn (‘lnra “mudguard hart returned
to her home in New York after upend-
\ir. and hire. Louis llartmeynr and
ilayaiond. repeat the weekend at the
Siii‘i‘l’lllilll‘
'i'ho Kluu'a Daughters lil‘ltl n wr)
young
were no rbarmlnx as over. and worked
faithfully ministering to the needs of
James Kelley, trim reeetitly bought
a pleee of woodland on Huckleberry
illil from. Alonso Buttery. hail mooted
tower there.
for
'l‘lu- llover Boys on the, River. liftoi'iiooit. Adveriiurl‘.
The Rover iioys in the Mountains. M'M ~-~~~ru .. »
'l‘he Rover Born on 'l‘roaaure tale. ”"1"“ ”“""“'l"“*“‘ "MN”“l‘”! M"
illl li‘<
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' Scientific
Examination
is what, we glio you. We oinploy
(irniiaia to examine oyeu, Tiiiil
Si‘lltVlt‘l‘I IH lilt‘.Ni.ll»llli'Iii Wl'l‘ii~
(ili'l‘ l“ll.\|ll;l-:.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICiANS
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Open Monday it: iinturduy Evenings
i
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iii the
visited
till a had
been
i he
:15
tile}; {or
to attend
unending
it). Halt»
in
alll-d
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the amp
triv-
a! her
yard! ivti
Stamford.
‘l‘rfllil‘ifl i'."
the M- lll‘
hot :nrwl
'wiurwiui'
the home
and mm
pmau and
Sattndat
with Mr
lllt'iili't‘ ill
n ‘-lll|litl‘
homo of
ladirs
from
n a union.
unlit-s
(kimaioeit
Cross Shoe
C
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avenue, ll improving greatly in helium,
George W. hlmeeii. however. tile been“
ill with stomach trouble. and was an-
able to be at hie bout u euperinten»
dent of the Broad River Union Sunday
nohool. laal Sabbath. a molt unusual
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moon aooiu oi note mm oi...» em
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Ten thousand unite .. ol' . W‘hl‘filil'“;
Gmy’i‘iiold lflfldmd’n .' it on
“tiltingwiertegtbere ‘ sot. «Irving .
(intuit? 'lliiil to. the; 'ulyalent oi Ito. .
out almond)! bread and iertli‘oygiit of
thil nhdetian’iie'iaiu. ’ ‘
a toothy: m imam-tip;
iliil line.
in being
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1 tinntet'etmm‘y y
lyou've had—wthen autumn
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it. in
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ilryeo
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:1 wpvritu‘a. inii'lit'tl
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She in lutereatml in he
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.i a woman 0
iCoidon . A viiioments
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The Only Fully Equipped
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AUTO titlt’PlJlia
than. 805*50 i-louth Main Street
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Telephone at office. 830 2.
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PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 'lm 8L. Eliot Norwalk
Telephone 452
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1i? horsemwer care. $600: 20 .10“,
$7130: 1'7. horsepower cars. 3950;“
horsepower cars, .1000 to $1409.
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omit even equal it. .Cuidi. and 10“
all about it at
Norwalk Constilitltiteaf
Auto Company '
Phone 1120‘
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