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clock whic
OUR BOOKLET "JANUARY SALE OF HOUEEHOLD LINENS"
WILL BE CHEERFULLY MAILED.
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I! no, Cats. Rabbits. Pigeons, trained
o tbs-limit“ of near human intelli-
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VLOVERS
_ all: South Notwallt
ace. of Norwalk, anoI
Both
in Mellon social cir ciee‘
Nolfillllecied in
agricultural
Course—”oi Leciitres at
Nprwalk High School
Under Auspices of
TOWN TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION
l" by Prof. Christiln Gauss
on "The Great Masters of Literature"
Goethe, “Man, the Mirror of the
World'; Rosslan. ”The Return to Na.
lure"; ibaen, ”The North and Modern
Drugs"; Tolgt‘ol "Russia and ilolorm”
oune ck $1.20
Single “rickety“...n. .035
Tickets may be obtained from Teach-
ers and at the Public Libraries.
A‘Few _Odd Pieces of
Furniture
‘at Greatly Reduced
Prices
$21 Mahogany Bed
ling—Mahogany Dresser .
$29 Mahogany Princess
Dresser ................ $19.00
$23 Mahogany Dresser. ..$IS.SO
$22 Mahogany Chilionicr. “$14 on
TheA. .l.Angevinel
81 Son Co.
130 Washington Siree'
..$I9 on
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AGRiCULTURAL TEACHERS Nu:
BETTER TRAINING.
\"..tSl~,liNGTON Jan.
11111th has been accomplished during}
recent years in agiicultural training in:
the various schools and colleges of the
country. not enough attention has been
paid to the straining oi’ teachers to give
instruction in ugrlcuilur . accepting“)
A. C. Monahanflspeoiaiiet in charge of
agricultural education for the United
Stains bureau‘ot education. Prof. E.
B. Janka. of‘thedhurcau. has just «been
sentto develop a normal department
in the I'Oklahoma State Agricultural
school ,
in a report on the subject Mr. Mon
nhnn declines that there are only nine
schools in the United States where a
full- four-year .couirsc preparatory to
teaching agriculture can be obtained.
The scarcity of teachers in this line is
shown by the factthat teachers of
subjects can command
from 50‘to 100 per cent. higher salaries
than other teachers in the some grade
work. At present. the report says,
there are onlyIlio students taking the
special i‘owr- your normal course in
preparation for agricultural teaching.
nun“-
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
‘ TO MEET. I
STAMFORD. Jan. 9.-—VTh_e Republis
'u. ‘
can state committee will meet in New
_ Haven on the afternoon of January 19
to make arrangements for ,caucuses‘.
Which will choose delegates to II state;
conVcntlou which in turn ‘wni elect a
_ delegation to the national convention.
The meeting place will be at the Un-
ion League club. The date is the
same on which President Tait will be
p the guest of the New, Haven chamber
of commerce at a banquet The ‘call
. for the meeting or the committee will
up issued next week. At the banquet
the members of the recent issuers and
many prominent Republican politiw
clans are to he the guests at Senator
‘Woodruil. who wt l have as his apeclat
Invest Lieutenant V ovepnor alokesiso. ‘
’ Laziness inspires many a than to
V seek a political lob.
N" 9 NThINTIOV O '8
Grande = ‘
Maroon .1. Blane
308 mm Avs.,.1vaw roux
Announce their
January Sale
m
. Household Linens . .
' French ‘ Underwear
‘ Chifirén’s coats, Dresses, etc.
nations have been made throughout our entire
offer exceptional opportunity {or money saving.
. iihode island or New Jersey.
$28 Birdseye Maple. Bed. .$19 so!
”.315 25.3” the OMWT industry [ntureglg absurdity think they are. fortunate" they lion to attend the State Grunge whichicbamct‘Ir should be enacted it is
i not together and issue the bull
lots to dredge
Ll-—-\‘l' hllo‘ need of untships
I” peaks Bay tidevtuber shore dinner. in
OVOTEII NOTES
One of the recommendations made
to the Maryland legislature for action
is the equipment of the oyster bgda
navy withswilt power basis to en-
force the cull law, which is purposeo
to have all oysteds when where they
are gathered.
Certainly it (Ilty situated as North-
iolk is should be in possession of the
best oysters in the world, and: no
floating process should be tolerated
here says the Norfolk. Va., "Ledger.”
.‘lolIII ii, Phillips, of Cambridge. Md.
years. says oysters coming. in from
every part of Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries are smaller than they
should be and dd not compare with
the cultivated stock of Connecticut.
it is reported that the Slovene (1v-
ster Co.. which has been operating in
New Haven, (‘.onn., since its plant at
llowayton was destroyed by live lost
your, will soon take Imssession of the
abandoned Scnlshipt system's plant
at Norwnlk Conn.
Oyster drodgeta in the Iitinlty of
New Born, N. 0., says the? Raleigh
“News." are making minimum lipids
of oysters nowadays, and they at. last
have concluded that some action must
be taken to restore the depleted beds
or their oyster ilahct'loa will be a
thing of the past.
The report or the special commis-
sion appointed by Governor Crother:
to investigate the situation in the
oyster industries and Sllggflillr-melllqtlb
for the development or those lndus
tries, in so tar as it has been given
out, does not appear to suggest II com
proheusive policy of oyster legislation.
says the Baltimore, Md. "American."
Mayor Phillips of Card‘brldgc, MIL.
whohaa been in the oyster business
for thirty years. is quoted as saying
that sooner or later the Maryland 0on
tormun will have to come to oyster
culture and that the hardest thing tor
the nuturnbhar oystnrmnn to learn is
that the cuiiuromon are not trying to
deprive them of their rights. ,
Charles it. Bacon. head oi the shell-
ilshorles bureau oi New Jersey, in his
annual report submitted to the tiny-
oI'nor. opposes the repeal of the oyin
Icr law. which the Atlantic County
Oyster Commission advocates. Ho do.
clams the law h‘iis not an vet bud II
{fair trial and IIncoInIIItIndn that. be
i‘IiIII'ibIII extended to permit of further
llcualnu of now unproducilw bottoms
to oyster also are
who has been an oyster planter for 33 .
r
Elli ll illllil ill .
SillNilH DISlRlSS
A Little Diapepsin Cures Inui-
gestion. his, Heartburn or Dys-
pepsia in Five Minutes
if You had some Diupepaln handy
and would take a little now your
stomach distress or indigestion would
vanish in live minutes and you would
fuel line. .
'i‘hia harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you out and overcome a
sour. out-of-order stomach before you
realize it.
it your meals don’t tempt you, or
what little you‘do out seems to till
you. or lays like, a lump of lead in
your stomach, or if you have heart
burn. that is a sign of indignation.
Ask your Pharmacist for u 50-cent‘
case at l’npo’a lilapepain and take i1
little just soon as you can. There
will bc'uo sour risings. no belching
oi” undigested food mixed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn fullness
or heavy reeling III the atotunch, Nutt-
sea. liabililntlnit Headache. Dizzi-i
nose or intestinulgriplng. ’i‘hisw
all go, and besides there will be
.‘ilfi'
m
Philip Coons. of New York. has been
spending a low day-II in town.
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Fred liroadbeck is now working in
the Gleason S. Huxley restaurant,
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Mrs. Frederick Bird and daughter
Spent Saturday with riendu in Stant-
ford.
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Hobart, Watt-rs has been operated
ho improving rapidly.
ll ll. blend and ioaeph Flillllnnn mo
they ltiivnd to blind alligators
”Ti-'7‘." M“...
lt‘tl‘htmd Hogan has been ill for dev-
oral den: will: a novella cold.
said in be sumo“ hat imVprmIId.
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The Regular basketball live
booked a teturn game to be played in
gllidgriild. Saturdui evening. Jan Iar‘y
-W
Elinor Webb the local ice than, has
upon for appendicitis, and is sold to
lie is}.
has
. It ”if WW 9.
kvour Doctor
Talk wltlAh if? ur kdoctor about Aycr's nonalcoholic Sarsap arllla. .‘
, e prescribes it for pale, delicate children. Ask him
Vrrold, weather of Saturday night. how-
ever. was apparently too much for
those waling, adn drastic measures
I‘vtne Iesorted to. Two ladies wore in
the, crowd, and-they, with the men
were nearly 101911 from their exposure
of over ll hull hour on the bleak eta
lion platform. The trains ware all
late Saturday night and the 10' :28 did
not ionic until aler 11:30
“Torturing eczema spreads its
.Iburnlng area «my day Dunn's Oint
Imoot quickly stops its spreading. in
Iainiltly relieves the itching, cures it
spending 11 month in Florida, who? elpermaneiitly. M “"Y dill“ store
PENSION BILL MAV- ;
PREVENT PROVISION -
FOII NANBON OEMANOO
I, WASHINGTON. 13.0., Jan 0. ~01)-
écnr Underwood. floor leader or the
l House and chairman of the W 335 and
ablation committee is not at all sole
undigested 1000 left over in the atom been supplying his customers {III tho . that ”V" and ““er ‘G‘EISIBUOH “'1“
[itch to poison your 1“»th with mum‘s: past week with We (ill! from ”n. 10W: [lie undertaken at this 8635”)"
only odors. .
Pope's Dinpepsin is a certain cure
for out-olorder stomachs, because it?
g or Mill Pond.
l
A number of local young people inur-
He
{predicates his doubt on the that that
libero i-I now an estimated deficit in
like treasury for this fiscal year of
prevent“ fermentation and my.“ holdl noyod to Taltnadge Hill. Sunday at ‘518. 000 000-und on the Iccent legisln
of your food and 0180013 u just the: ternoon and enjoyed skating on the lion sheeting pensions
some as if your stomut l1 wusn' t there
Relief in live minutes from all atom-i
ach misery is at any drug store whip?
inn for you.
These large 00- cent cases obd’npe’e
lilapepain contain more than sumcieut
to thoroughly euro almost any case oi
Dyspepsia. indigestion or any other
stomach disturbance.
mama: M: ..- - mv 'meu ...o“
0 cents I: bushel. and concluded by
saying that sutucuiul oysict plant
but in Maryland was obviously an lm~V
tmaalblilly under existing lawn
The relative and comparative pro.
ductironcsu of oyster buds in Non
Jersey and lthode lsiund is made 11
special feature in the report or the
3 Rev mond ice pond.
o— m ..._
time‘s ()I'IIIIIIIIIIIII. of South qunsllt:
has been engaged to play for the 't’.
ill (3. dancing Ilene reception to ho
bold in the town hall. Friday“ lilies};
1300“
‘ A back 11on broke on George R.
i Brown a touring car 38lllildily alter
;ncon near the Springdale cemetery.
The car was towed to the Johnson gen
{age in l‘orcst street. Sunday afternoon. .
!
Wuhan—w
menus in reported id be slightly in)
5 proved. His illness is said to have. at-
touted his eyesight to a considerable
”extent hzxt present reports inditate
Frank Wood the blacksmith. who lsé
.ueIiouslI ill at his home on Onnokel
He frankly
:says that if the Sherwood Bill. as
passed by the House. is permitted to
stand it would so cripple the treasury
Itbat no new projects 0r expenditures
lmuld be authorised leaving public
buildings and rivers and harbors to
gunoiher session, except lor projects
I already under continuing contracts.
"1 have been 11 friend of waterways
for years." said Mr. Underwood to.V
‘day. "and continue to take a most
:friendly interest in the doxelopmcut
of our rivers and harbors, but the
Denmcralic party cannot loave the
treasury dopieted. which it will be
it all the appropriations asked for are
iiorthcomlng at the hands
Igi‘es’h
abolition bureau oi the lorlner State, that should be recover, bis am" WI”, some 11 law in its present form would
now in the bands at that Governor ‘ll
says the oystermon in Rhoda island
expect lbw-e bush-Ila return for every
bushel oi seed planted while the New New Canaan mango has been rhpngedi 000 would come prottv near bankrupt -_
lorsny oystotmuu at Maurice (lore.
. 'i‘ito railing of a convention where
he only slightly impaired
MW~........._
The next regular meeting of the-V
to Saturday months January 13 This
land to the pension budget about $60.
. 000.000 which. with the amount, now
annually appropri mind about 8160000.
it obvious
in): the gmcrnmcnt. is
FM SWISS sproutest orator crowing lo «hangs was made to permit the men) {therefore that. if legislation of this
Muryldnti mm be. heard to amp“. I, not It Ioturn III 200 good marketable nicetslu ibidxcpori Tu usdny .V'lanuar}
lblll 01 bills {or preservative to the.‘
next legislature for enactment into an
‘IIfloctlvo law to in'IprIIIc and mature
malt-rs ml each bushel of pond plum
5.0
'ibc yield of own-tit (rpm the Trod
0: the industry, 15 advocated bv the 351.; Mon and the (“bopiunk Riter in Itinryw
itimers 'Sun.” , it is unpainted than
him urnot elect Gainsborough issue the.
wall for the comonllnu or that “it'll"?
insulatitc men of the oyster interests:
‘.SIIItI-I Senator liilixournu, of Source
ition. says (but the motors iron)
land. has been bountltul this season.I
and‘ the oysiermen in that loonlitp
oro prosper-lug. JIIrrI Valiant oneo oi‘
the bout knoti‘n oyaiurlnon in that our
bill
buds urn boiler this season than lusty
ii. The that degree will be conferred
on a class of mu agriculturisis in the;
lmal Granite. Salt. do: evening. inn
unry iii
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it is said that the oillonrs oi the New '
t‘unaan Water i‘umpitny have engaged
.II sa11;i1a, ' expert who is to luvesti
hate thp unlor renditions it no other
remedy is found which will be feasible.
Hm (imam). 31¢ has announced his‘ and he attributes his condition to tho ‘0 mm“ ”"3 ”“1 “Mb (‘midllllm ll
opposition to tho oystct commission-g
int-t that be planted more thinit for
l, r's rocommomlution to ppm,” plaut- llhln crop than for the former season.
He says it would Io.‘
quireI warships to protect the bIItliM
but uhcn asked «by there was no.
for thii‘l purpose:
Imus the state line in Virginia he
replied that he was out interested in
.wbst yiruinlu was doing... Vile then
talked.on the desires of the Stimulant
County oystormen.
The action or the Federal Put»? Food ,
Boom in Washington torbldding the;
"floating" of oysters in brackish wni»
era for fattening. purposes is of only
incidental interest: in New Haven.
says the "Register" of that city. The
city Board of Health passed a rennin-l
tion about two’years ugo forbidding'
the "floating" of oysters here, and
since then floating has been abandon-
ed by the oystermen in New Haven.
in tact. the practice has been given
land oyster growing places.
up at Providence. and other New Ens
Captains and mates of a ncet'Voi:
oyster schooners in Chesapeake Bay
who had hon prevented by advance
winds and sales from making"Baitl-
more for about two weeks. and whose
commissnry had run low, made Fleéh
0.11. on the GI'eIItLlsiconlco. just before
New Year‘s Day and, joined together
in a dinner at a Fleeton hotel. The
dinner was an old- fashioned Chesa-
which oysters terrapln. duck and 0th
or good things indigenous to, that in
utility were served.
L C. Quinn. of Criafleid llld. who
hits oyster beds which extend almost
to the Virginia lino, says it costs him
25 cents II bushel to get his oydters
out ofIthe water. because he has to
tong them, while acrdss the State line
elsV are being taken at It cost of 3 to
Asthma! Asthma!“
POPHAM'S A‘STflMA REMEDY.
lvea inatantrellui and an absolute cure
V ti.“all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis. and
Hay Fever. Sold by drugged: mail on
renal goggles“? 0.10
a Map one y me. cents.
W" MM each-on Wind. Ohio
For sale by The Billiard Pharmacy.
m"
‘Assoclntcd Board of Trade
He added uncover. that thin planting.
would not be. successful unless the
plnntor u as permitted to dredge
The legislative committee of the
ct Mary-«s
land has lndorsed the Inmemont in-
auguraied by Swanson Earle sot-tog
lury;ot the National Association oi
Shellfish Commissioners, looking to
thc,ennctmopt of uniform laws by?
Maryland and Virginia for the concur-V?
ration of the fish shellfish and water
fowl common to both states. A letteri
bus been forwarded to Governol
Crothera asking him to appoint a com
tuition of three to meet in Annapolis
prior to Jun. 1‘3 a committee appoint-g Monday Wednesday and b‘rldav eve of a cotteertative
‘illirntlon system will be advised. 1le
ports like l’roi W ll. ilurr halo made
it vcri plain that a llltrntion system is
the only possible remedy. it is said
that this would cost in the pelahbor
hood of “5.000. and that the company
:would have to issue bonds to raise it.
I
The night school has been closed be»
on :se olu clock of teachers. Ol‘iitlnlilltI
there were more teachers than really;
neccssaiy who volume-c: Ed their will
lunnesn to instruct the lfa signers grit
tsls This number gradually decreased
Iuntll Miss Oiite Roomy. the moving?
spirit in the night school venture. was
the onix one left. Mia-s Roomy is now
iinstructlng tom of the faithful p_u
plls at her home on South “aid at Ici
wholly out of thII oucstion to think
of any Olhlii‘ legislation except to
make provision for such expenditures
as are absolutely necessarv for the
conduct of the goveinmcnt.
' i doubt the pr'opiioit of submitting
to the caucus the question whether
I
there shouldfi‘bc a river and harbor.V
III"
bill at this session of Congress.
judgment is that the matter should
be left with the chairman and mem-
bers of the rivers and harbors commit
tee who uiil have first hand knoul-l
edge of conditions when (hm hate
that: bill ready for introduction snug
report.
I “()l‘ course it will be some time be-
lore their bill is ready. They will
undoubtedly have hearings and go
over the st nation fully before bring-
glng in a ill I
nature of things.
ins possible.
Mel good business judgment to keep
7
appropriations for new projects satires|
ly out. of such a bill and III-oxide only;
i for the continuance of those projected
which hhve been already sanctioned
by law
3 “Speaking for myself i an) in favor
river and harbor
ed by Governor Mann oi Virginia to mu” 0,, 1““.de and Thursday one :bill if we hme money in the treason
discuss the proposed legislation.
..M ...o m. 4...“...—
THE DANGER OF LA GRIPPE
t
hinge she has a class or women
Miss Marv‘tl. Well-s. general sects.»
it" meet the demands upon us. but in
:‘the event we find the treasury drift-
ling toward a deficit then i will on
if behim recommends it when the blood is thin and impure, and
when the nerves are weak and unsteady. Ask him if it aids
nature in building up the general health.‘
,l 21.15 1th0 02.00 800
oi‘ ' Con—
“ThisI Sherwood bill. if it should be»
which must in the very.
be pared as closely ‘
In for“ think it would ‘1
may or the Gousumere' League of Con- . Dose ltnv legislation that will hasten
is its fatal tendency to pneumonia To
necticul, addressed the members attract: a catastrophe (What we need.
int). Alena) i
OOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
MAILSI
South NorWnlk Poetolflce
MAIL! ARRIVE FROM in
Eastern VPointI~—B: 55. 7:00. 10: 30 c.1113
1100." ii: 55
.3:.
Western&oPoint;E§:V055.8:30.10: 30 a. 1n:
amour r235 135. 3230'... '.;"I'.o 0,0 5:15 pa in.
!N:rt%aiu6'30,8100.10:.001t 111.; 1200.3 : 00,
D.
’E I PM I ~th giggling?" t I
al em I) n c—-6I r gepor on
s:,:io)1000u..;m 13,00 p.1.ny’
Western Points-«6: i0, 102500011. ms. 12: 36,
1:00 3:35 0: 00. 8: 00 p. In.
Danbu Wii: 00, 0: 45 a. 111.: 1:00, 6:00p p.
00 a. m.; 1:00
Norwal ~62 00 0: 00. 10:
p-
Mails for all points close 5: 30 p. m. Stu ,
E. CROWE. Postmaster.
Norwalk Postoifice
Mails Despatcned
thin—East
wbanbury division.
. m.-~“ eat and South Norwalk.
:0 .11.: ~East. West and not Norwall.
V:00 m. ~Now York and Won
“45 p. n1.~l§nst and South Notwalk.
m.«11anhu'ry division.
In. .——Pointe nest of Stamford. Let-
ters only.
West and south Norwalk.
ni.-—-Caunon Station. Danbury and
Wilton.
p. m. —-—Enet. West and Bo Norwalk
0 p. n). widest, W out and So. Nor-walk.
Sunda aye and Holiday»
inst mail closes at tr: 30 0.1) 11).
Sunday collection at 3: 30 p 11).
Mai lo Received.
:00 a. m.--Ail directions.
.0 a 111. wt unnon Station
a. nix-EA". west of Bridgeport.
m. ”Wilton and Danbury
m.»~South Norwnlk.
I
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.15 p.
'.20 p.
:00 p.m
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GOGV'G 35"“
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p.1n.——~Dunbury division.
IILwEaat. West and So. Norwaik.
In.» "Ens t.
In. widest. and South Norwom
In. wNew York. Brooklyn and South
Nor walk.
.mEaet, ‘Wegt and So. Norwalk.
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E. 8. V ADAMS. Postmaster.
There will 'still be V
Plenty of '
WINTER
WEATHER
We otter you the last chance .
in buy :1 Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our entire
stock or those Stoves in many '
sizes at low down prime.
3 Horace VR.’ Nash
N. Main 81 West Sis.
S.Norwalk
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:ili a. m. -—i~‘ not. West and Bo. Norwllk. ,
rrlena' window open from 9 until 19
CityNationalBank ,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINQ
g BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
‘v . FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Surplus and From.
$117,000. 00
L———
capital .
$100,000.00
‘IQ-a—i
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1.! Vice-Pm
Pre
WILeFRVED BODWELLI Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Man},
John H. Knapp John H; Light
lChI-letiun Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Huributt
1 - Henry 8. Lockwood .
*I got some at once.
. 50118
'IIVnIIcy and W. '1‘. Whmore d. 00.
oysters by the hundred thousand bush+ .
cure yourla grlppe coughs take Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. VIR. Ill. Fish-
or. Washihgtbu, Kan, says: “i was
troubued with a severe attack of la
grippe and nothing i used did me any
good and i was threatened with pneu-
utopia. A friend advised me lg use
Foley' 5 Honey and Tar Compound and
l was relieved
from the very first. By the time I had
takén three bottles my in grippe was
i believe Foley‘s Honey and
Tar 00 011110 to be the best ruedl
cine i ever used and always keep a
bottle. with me". The, Bridge Phat-
.*
' REV. MR.‘ MITCHELL ,anussrao
TO RETURN F0R__V1912.
MILFORD .litn limit goes to show
that the services of the Rev. W. H.V
Mitchell as pastor of the Methodist
church are much apprsciated by the
membors oi his congregation. The
board of trustees and also the mm» ‘
Nils Hill. INTEREST NOTNEIIS.
bars of the uncut board held a meet—”f
lug New Year's day at which it was
voted to request the lt'ev. W H. Mitch"-
eli to‘ occupy the pulpit 'Vior another
year. The church is n w on on oxoelIé
lent financial basis dite‘lo the alluring
at Mr Mitohp‘ll and it is hoped that no.0
will be returned. 5 I
'3' 10:28 train, which was over an
the Civic Magus in the town hall
Friday afternoon at 3230.. She took
for her subject. The Girls and Boys of
Our Connecticut Factories and Stores.
Miss Wells handled her subject in a
verynble manner and she told in an in,
torsstlng way what the Leaguoyvas do-
ing or the betermcut of working con.
dit‘ious in acttories and stores ‘tor the
young people and of the many bills for
their benefit that have been successlnl-
ly negotialed in the legislature. There
was a goodelzed audience notWith~
standing the lnc}emont weather con-
dltione that prevailed
Passengers waiting, Saturday night
for the departure for Stamford of the
late, looks into the station, turned 6n
the electric liabtseltook‘nown the-tires
and made themselves comm-table. The
station is not kept open for this tritiu.
and Vlleople' have put up with it. ITht
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most at this tithe is cuteness audICIRCUS MAN. DID CIRCUS TRICK
saneness in matters of legislation asr ON A STOLEN BICYCLE.
we do in matter of busines." ‘ ______
Failure to pass a rivers and bar-' Wheel Found in Nor-walk and gulp,“
bors appropriation bill at‘ the present. 5, Sent ‘5 J," {of Thirty Days
session. would, in the opinion of those by aridgepontV City Court
W110 havo‘glv as careful study to the _ Frederick Bishop, a circus employee
subject. put back the cause of water-‘ pleaded guilty in the Bridgeport city
It would virtually 00101301 the N81 stolen a bicycle from in front of Paul.
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress to Katza place 0“ State street opposite
begin 811 over 3301“ the nationwide the skatingrink, midgepornlast week.
educational campaign for a broad and Bishop said that. he had several
hour
betterments which it has maintained
for ten years, ‘
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Muhnckeluo—A. Miller, W. L. Bride.
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E. Jones. New York; 0. H. Grant. H.
C. Adams,‘ Bostodi George 1. Sharp,
A. A. Gilert, Thomas Shaw. {Philadel-
phia; \D. VIAmou’I-s. Brocklyni‘ 'W. p 8.
lord, 1LT}. Miller, Hartford; Samuel
Greenstein, ‘Bridigoport; .l‘ W. Stud-
well,
South Kent; M. H. IDewsnail. Top;
stone; P. J Wylie. Pascale. N J-.; H.
lutyton, EV. E Smith. city, III. 3
H. W. Shaw. E. Boone. F. Cronan, C;
Rosa. sprihgfleld: F; A. IBllse. A. Wag:
oukers, N. Y.; J. L. Burkhardt..
‘0 Simpson Joisey our. N 1.; 1.11..
. Htli‘lbutt, wutom‘ H. Mathewmmd III.
comprehensive policy of waterwai'idrlnks and Chat while under the in-
fluence of honor he stoleI‘chtiI .bicycle
without realizing what he was doing.
He rode it toNorv‘valk. where It was
found by Detective Sergeant Hall.
:a bicycle to Norwalk while in the
condition that Bishop described blur-
self ‘
Bishop was sentenced/Io 30 days in
jail.
r .
is under the impression that this was
the exception «that it was
something
..{he endows: columns are all
. by thousands.
Sale VDepoeit Boxes 03 and $5 per year 1
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vioo- ‘
WHY improvements 01 least the genres court yesterday morning to having: '
Nobody but a circus man could ride a.
‘Anotheg bicycle was stolen at:
'the some time and place. but Bishop
taken by another man. a. companion. V,
whose name he cannot remember with. I
“John”..;
Norwalk Chronicler