whaaem .“ .1111; * quently by .Donbury sutomobilists. Delicious ‘1 Home-made Candy Pure Ice Crealh The Best oI Bakery Produbts 1 ~ 1". A. LANE at Washington oil-«1; coma Norwnllt 5‘ ..:-- I? s 1 T . Herbert Wilson, of Fishkillwlmndlns- on-the-Hudson. is home for the vaca- tion. :1 The annual dinner of the salesmen representing the American felt and straw hat manufacturers to the retail trade will be held in New'York on Januai'y 23. R. L. Coburn, who has been confined 3.0 his home since Christmas with a severe attack of slip, is cloudy recov- ering and hopes to be at his ofllce in a short time. *Buckwheat, Nut. Pea, Stove.‘ Grate Cool—ail sires, st Raymond Bros. CockenoeTribe, No. 32, l. O. R. M., will meet tomorrow evening, at which time a. report on the success of the concert last evening will be made. 0th or important business is to come he- tore the session. _ The members of the South Norwalir Fire Police will entertain the mem bers of the other companies of the dew pertinent at another sitting of the tri- company plnochle tournament this eye- ning. Some good games are looked for. notormnn Robert Morton, of the Connecticut Company, reports that at 1 6 a. m. todsy the thermometer stood but six degrees above zero. Early trol. laymen were well aware without look- ing at the thermometer that the weather was cold. Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364,. Sons of St. George, has a committee working on a smoker to be held in the quarters in Main street on Friday evening. January 26. The entertain- ment and refreshments will be enjoy- ed by those who attend. Bonner Council, No. 64. Daughters of liberty, will hold its semi-monthly business meeting this evenlg in the lystlc Chain Hall, at which time there will he an initiation and the omcers will be installed. it is requested that every member be in attendance. -—John H. 1Dakln, piano tuner from New York. is at the Mohackemo. Bend orders by mail or phone at once if you desire his services. At theconferenoe in Newburg, N. Y., yesterday in regard to 12 reduction in prices proposed by Ferry. Weber 8: 00.. but manufacturers, the change was not approved by the representa- tives of the hatters' organizations and the present bill of prices will continue in force. Wilton is procuring to improve sev- eral highways that are traversed fre It is expected that $20,000 will be expehd- ed in that town during the next two years upon state highways between Milton and Westport and Wilton. and New Chilean. byway of Belden Hill. \ William 3. Kisser, who for the post neven‘yoars has been general fors- snnn of the bubbly rep-1r shops of the New York, Newl-laven and Hart- 10rd radioed, m resigned and the position is ooduflodhy Fred A. Gibson. of'Pittsileld. Hails“ who bus Man nixht foreman of the ropnlt‘ shops st that point. Mr. W his not yet decided upon his mm for the future but ex- Dects to remain in finbury. LOOSE LEAP M900? ”gill“! ‘Aflp nod c.1- EY-SAVIN. L in; the date. PAGE 8. SHAW . lost“ I ~ I The Candy of Excellence 01.00 per yound E. H. BART“. Amt for Town of Norwalk 1.1.. 11’ , given mini nuoutlon. Oyster the" Point. lek Electrical Wiring Fine Line of Elec- trlcul Supplies Charltmek, .lr. Adda-n: of MAIN OT. NORWALK Telephones: Oflioo. 001; MIDI. 21-0 'cuauo— Arthur Chlttim. of Norwalk. the well- known electrician, who has been 111, is again around. Mrs. William F. DeKlyn, of Mott “ avenue, is again able to be out, after her recent illness. . Mrs. Henry Monroe, of Cannon 8111‘ lion, spent yesterday afternoon in Nor- ' walk on business. Captain Albert M. ldossman, of Mon gun avenue, spent yesterday in blew York city on business. I William F. DcKlyn, of Mott'avenuo, spent yesterday in’ New York city, where he attended the automobile show. The bridge construction committee will meet on Friday evening, at which time bids will be received for the sole of the bonds. to...“ Mrs. Katherine Hunter, of Norwallr. is spending n few days with her son. Williom H Hunter. and family. in Georgetown. The mentally meeting of the govern- ing board of the Norwnlit Country Club will be held at the club house tomor- row evening. «— ‘Mrs. George Stone, of Yonkers. who has been visiting .Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. ill-snip, of Main street, has return. all to her home. St. Mary's -Young Men's Club will hold 11 regular meeting on Fridny eve hing, when every member is request ed to be present. Kaboom Encampment, Ho. 9, l. 0. 0 R, will install the officers elected recently. at the regulsr meeting to be held this evening. . Frederick E. Lockwood, of Norwalk, spent yesterday inflow York city on business. having fully recovered from his recent illness. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at thehome of Mrs. Ferris Gay. 8 Henry street, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. “we. Buckingham Post, No.12. (l. A. 1%.. will meet at usual on Friday evening. This will be the first meeting since the new officers were instnlled. The Pninters‘ and Decorstors' Union will meting this evening in the Laboy Ly count. in Washington street. The weekly business meeting of the Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights of Pythias, will be held this evening in its rooms, in South Mnln street. St. Mnry’a Young Men’s Club have a committee at work on plans for 11 social to be held in their quarters in Leonard street on Friday. February 2. It is still slippery in places, al- though the sand of Street Commission er C. Irving Byinston has been well spread over the sidewalks of the City of Norwnil. The ennui dance of the Hope Hone Company will the hold in the town to» sombiy hall on the evening 0110111111”! ‘ 2.1‘hisisonbofihoflfldllifldof theyeornodallmmmymhi- luster Them Mb. son 0! Harriet m of Holt ounce. hotel; domino gondny soWl’rlr m .11.. All ltinlis of "mono 1 100115 1901 hold its semi-monthly .husiness‘ ‘ In n‘minlsior yesterdny by the m *llmtodomnnnnilnbrflmw FISH ' SPANISH MAGKIRM, FLAT. COD. : lull, HALliiiJT, WHIWHW, "chum; «£11011. mime. Hen-‘2 _1 moo. comm ohms mama). :ooALLm worlds. Louis mo ‘ 11011110 01.111102001211411 cum 1 11‘ 7 1 1 9 1 1 ,. Forest Mllls Knit Underwear This Underwonr ls benuiii‘uily made and his every immnnblo ten» I turn that could spun}; to n dad‘tyhvétmu and one who wishes st the some um m m lug qualities in knit- I ‘ “ Leonha- mus Milli“ luster umou’ .1111. M... would mo _ LAolss- umoa sum. mum memo ; LADIEI‘ umou sum, w»1...... m. CHILDREN’S veers s. rams. medium and MAHAAM cultoscm vcsvs mo PANTS. Wool M caltoaenvs veers sup mun. em. and Wool cuitoncws umou sum. 1mm ace cmconewo umou sum, Wool mrmw nuns. w»: 1.1. Mallette '1‘ h CROW ill 350,000 mm 1002 60.000 131111111 1004. 50.000 121111st 1000 50.000 January 1008 00,000 Murry 11010 50,000 from 1012 00,000 4" 0.1»..5:‘ H W 111111112111 FARRELL nice 11 as, 31111 11 11111111 ANSONlA, (301111.. Jim. ll..-:Frunklin Ferrel, whose fortune was estimated to be from 110.000.0011 to 115.060.0110. and'who was believed to be the ricu~ out man in Connecticut. died sudden- ly 111935 last night at his home. Mr. Farrel had been to his odico roc- ulorly every morning end had even worked in his his foundry and much- lno works until yesterday when he complained he won feeling unwell. 'Ho thought little of his indisponition and would not have a doctor coiled until into last evening, when he bod a turn for the worse. ‘A physician found Mr. Farrell suf- fering from acute indigestion. and he failed to respond to treatment. on». Ferrell who on eigumme years old believed in work no went on the theory that ‘u long.“ n man worked hard he kept free from the ills ct, senility and too great case. He retired ouoe‘” nod rheumntisro ot— inked him. Then he donned his over- alls and went back to work; All through the dny Mr. m1 work. ed in the shops with his men and when the noon whistle blew he went home for dinner with the rest. He who its strict with hintdolf u with with most 1111111510 0'! the seven hun- dred men in liibj énipioy. Believing thnt it who edema to perform such only work no opening letters and die» Acting saucers. he left thot task to his stenogrnp . who for several years will his handsome daughter. mu intone. HIV. HUAN “INSTATEB nucleation not. can. 11.41".» a. o. Hush, «Atwood, was reinltntod 36b Cleo-is of the Reform 01111110.. “'1 tor he hnd proved brill! Wm“ n physician thni. it wnn am ’ FISH! The only place in The Nomlks that handles nothing but Bu Food e i 110111 watch Our Growth CopitsllSurplusdrProfitsl scum 11011111111111.0111"? ,1!th proficiency. The nature! I sue- NIOIT FISH. WRITING. EMILY. POI CAKfflfl. ‘wntlndsonnoonothiceOtm'l" .........’....m .............0100 Ions-vs.- lNFANTS’ W001. VEST. lNFANTS' SILK AND WOOL VEST! .sooo loneson-l-o-no-oo: Woshington Street ‘Deposiis . 11 $131,231.11 411,111.15 111.410.1111 000,380.18 1,111,521.11 1.411.112.22 o $61.93 1' 111.111 211421.01 41,541. 111 50,100.10 01,206.07 ,an‘ SWITCHER RUNS WILD. m».— Rama Benny. 0» into Station Build. log nt Dnnbury. DANBURY. Jan. io.-—A switch on‘ nine attached to o bus-no cor run wild in the yards of the New York. New Haven and Hartford rollrond in in this city yesterday afternoon. nnd pushing-tho car off the end or stor- mlnnl track nt the old Main street station, mnmed ttthrough the side or the station building. partly demolish- in; a part, of the Adams furor-cos (:0. cities. No one was lniured, but the family of John J. Keorins, manager at mo.‘WR1M‘ Union telegraph Office. who occupy opnrunonta on the secohd door. received I. bud fright. The damage to the building is con- sidersble and that to the engine and cars will amount to considerable moms ' A similar accident occurred several years ago while the Hull: street std. tlon was in regular use as n tannins; for passenger trains fromfiouth 'Nor- walk. An incoming trun of passenger core from which the locomotive hsd been detached. become unmanageable by reason of the failure of the brakes to work properly and nmmod throw: the side of the building in mm the some pines that was smashed roster- day. W successes +0 woooaow . WILSON. ‘ PRINCETON.VN. 0., Jon. nab-There was more'thnu the‘usuullnterest in today's renulnr martin: of the Boom of Trustees of Princeton University because of the money of Italian on com: to Woodrow Wilson, who re; sinned tho presidencyto ranks the In: for governor of New Jersey, is in the lands of n sobeonimlttoo and * 1111111 1111 01101111111; Youngsters Emerge from Penance Period for BridIszuminplliol W ‘ As A result of a meeting held by I,’ the Mold" Scientific school Mall! at Yale on Holiday night it no in- bnn placed on the Shellieid freshmen slots no a punishment for the bridge: burning riots that occurred one even ing at this opening of the college your last full has been lifted. The ball prohibited members of the class from trying for position on any of the nth- ' little, or musical organisations of the university freshman elm and has 3va n burden heavy to bear upon “148 it will be remembered that there his been considerable disturbance .esriy each roll by members of the Sheff. freshmen clan carrying out what bu come to beregsrded as I sort of "tradition" of burning the wooden railroad bridges' over the Guns! road. which runs through the Shellield territory. The Temple street bridge. has been the usual sufferer, but but year there were three tires, two on Temple street and n third on the Hillhouse avenue bridge. The firemen were given quite a fight saw in; the bride‘s, and the miles also had a near riot on their hands trying the evening. § Determined to stop these practices which have been growing of late years Director Chittenden and the Sheffield . faculty decided 1th 11 most effective 3110.11 would‘bo to moire other» responsible for the acts, to im- ' prérs it with the idea that such ”my the whole “dltlons' must be escorted to the cone, ottry nod deeply interred so they pinned the whole clean under the ban depriving members of all the honors that ambitious freshmen seek to win no pneilmlnnry to inrgdr university otrivlngs. ‘ The lifting of the ban means that members of the class of 1914 8 will no longer be debnrred from competing for athletic honors, belonging‘to the musicni club, or trying for positioull on‘oolmg publications. hndiy crippled by this wholesale die barment of the Shelf. freshman class and many men lost chances of win- ning their numerals of taking the holiday trip with the Glee clubs or the Dramatic useeintion. Howeurmtbe ban has at inst been lifted. and the members of this class tattoo in bRoboll.rowin1 and truck in the sprint. . FDLEY'B HONEY AND TAR cou- POUND “CU‘RES 1N EVERV 0118!.” Mr. Joe. hictlwtfery,‘ him, of the Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Nob" recom- mends Folsys" Honey and Tor Com~ pound, because it euros in every case. "i have used it mysoli and rhavc rec- ommended it to many others who have since told me of its great curative power in diseases of the throst“ and lungs." Foley's Honey and 'l‘nr Com- pound is a reliable family medicine. Give it to your children. and take it yourself when you feel n cold coming on. it checks and cures Coughs, coids'and croup and prevents bronchi- tis and pneumonia Refuse substb totes The Bridge Phnrmncy 11nd W T ngmore it Co. WIILL NAME NEW DISTRICT DEP- UTY. Term of Cornelius 14. Daniel: Expires on May 1. District Deputy Grand Master Cor- Norwnik. will have.‘ served his term place for the Odd Fellows of the town. The year, as the customis,‘ o South “Rorwalk momene'from ilutle‘r' Lodge. ler and Our Ilrotbers' Lodges take turns each term of 1110 years ‘in hov- ing'the official, who installs the oil‘l core and looks otter other duties oiiicers. Who will succeed Mr. Daniels him not yet been given out. GoRNEchcU'i‘ 60. 03.000. HARTFORD Jul. 11-‘—Ths suit of Thomas Joyce, of Mnncheotor. millet the (innocencut comm, in which he a» demons! of 05.000 for militias sustained while riding in s trolley our. was begun in the superior court yes- one: lie olninls n projection firm I work train struck him. 'i‘he comm 80 $13 FOR Bill 11 llll ? (Ba pounced yesterday that the ”faculty to restrain the disorders that marked I . The Freshman football team was i now will have s chi-boo for William 111 nelius M. Daniels. of Chestnut street, _ whonthe last of Much ins "been reached. The first of May s new district deputywlll be-ohossn in his' will be selected for the cities. for Bob ‘ within his jurisdiction with n stall of ‘dsyshcro' nylor spouhiriglnsnlnf1 ‘1 ions Imumtouowuu ‘ " 5Old Reliable £1ng Maud SFlour ‘ Mood 8. Floor hos been sold in The Norwaika for the past 26 ‘ your: and has Mays given perfect satisfaction. Maud 8.111011: l owned by us. thereforewc can sell‘ it. more reasonable than highly I ndvortloed brands. We just received a clinical! and if you want g results in your ba‘kings, you should give it a trial. mun s. FLOUR—HIGHEST ousurv ASSURED sou: outv av A. F. Beckmann 81 Co. 83‘ .6 WASHINGTON If. i Phone 440 SOUTH "DIWALI! BEARBRWROCKS TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realise the fact thnt it lies over one hundred feet above this water and is free from naive. , dust nod all the other nulanncos usual in the center of any town? ‘ ‘ From this property one can walk to the 01.: .. rev 11011 vufil': H’s’s' '" 01111111141111 ICHOOL ..... 1111311001. “11.110110 0711711111.... ...... 11 For psrticulsrs and restrictions address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL ....... ............... .M w-m... "Learn . Eookkeeping," ' Sienog- raphy.Typewriting,IEnglis_h Actual Business, at Merrill Business College South Norwnlk Stamford Port Chester} Extracting Teeth won a slow and painful operation as performed by the old time doctors, but by the lid of modern instruments and scientific developments the tortures hove. been eliminated. . i have given special time and study to this'brnnch of dentistry, l have t , * latest and best instruments. 1 have t most perfect system. and l have had n . . large experience, and am well can ' pad, in every way, to extract” teeth painlessly, skillfully and sotisfscto‘rii 1.1 11.11an 10 South loin 8L. South Norwnlt O Hours: inmmsnm. Bin: dun by nppolntment only. DO YOU GET DROWSY AFTER READING? That is oftentimes a sign that you need 11 glasses; your eyes are trying to do too much. We can correct this for you with n pair of properly fitted sinuses. We employ experienced Oculiats -—- graduate physicians-«to examine eyes and guarantee sntisfnctlou. THAMER - Oculioto‘ond-Optlcinno . s1 Ame scouts ‘Sumlord. Conn. -. om Baum; Evenings. vav A row or 01111; 1111311 snap: c0411.. 11" none nor can you . . .1 ‘ ANY none THAN THE '. OTHER GRADES. it’s natural for you to doubt our word when We. say that you cannot obtnin a choioer Whiskey then our Liberty. for duo the court. This whiskey has I. flavor thnt is only obtained by genuine agoiug,nnd lirst-clming distilling. it is a. pro- duct that is superb in flavoring and ' absolute in purity“ - . . TEL. 721. Castelldno 81-“ Bardam. 'l‘ol. 901. 1‘ . ‘ Roll n11 JAIL“) EOR SPANKING WIFE. 8414mm_ ind, Jan mien toss you pita
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