HE ILAYHOUSE POPULAR
YT’ S
«THEATRE
JAN. 11, 12. 10.
EM”. HOCHE & 00.,
n the Original Success, “Love's
Young Dream"
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lrat American Appearance on Any
' ' Stage
THE GREAT BORIS FRIDKIN
‘rnoure or nuestAN SINGERS a
' WHIRLWIND DANCERS
LEE ZIMMERMAN
15011.0! and lmltatlons Irnmenaely
Laughable
81181. shown AND GERTRUDE
MOULTON
Most Original .1. Unique Specialty
uman Animal Aristocrat:
, MOTION PICTURES
'tovsus
“The Place"
to he found in
NOW QPSN .
The .Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE 11111101:
“GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel offers
Grape Arbor Grill one of the most se~
lect and delightfully cozy restaurants
Business Men’s
the state. .-
’i‘he excellence of the cuisine and
service completes for Bridgeport a gilll
room which will fill 11 long felt want.
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
ITable. d-Hote Dinners. 6 to 8
1p. m.———7Sc; ' with wine $1
Lunch 11.45
‘ a. 111.10 2.30 p. m.-—- 500
Other Hours: Ala Carte Service
. at moderate prices.
FAIRFIELD AVE., opp. R. R. STRTION
Bridgeport, Conn.
church last evening.
Philip :1. Fielding. of East avenue.
spent yesterday in New York city on
business, taking in the theater in the
evening. ' .81 _
William Rose and wife, who have
been visiting friends In East N01 walk
and Rowuyton, have returned to their
home in 'Brook ‘i-iuveu, 1.. I.
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William Phllipson and Robert Jen~
plugs, .112, of East vNorwulk, spent yes
terday in NewYork city, where they
took in the nutmnobile show,
in its
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» Rev. George M Tucple presided be
fore a large congregation at the week
18v prayer and nitrite senice that woe
held last evening at the Advent Chris-
tian church.
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A hitter snow storm was raising
this morning With the thermometer
registering the cold as about ‘10 de-
grees above zero, the snow hurt when
it struck the face and bands and
those who were forced to be out in it
suffered keenly.
The weekly prayer meeting was
held at 11112101131 Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. itov.
7: 20x. 7: 4611.
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Patent Gun Metal, Tan
Button or Lace
3.50 and
'64.00
TWO STORES
Womb Norwalk
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NEW MVORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
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NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
Stopping at New Haven. New London
001:, 110:1
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as. 8 110x.s-osx,1 so. :1 601’.
‘1 1.2111.
William w. Gillies was in charge. To-
we: of prayer will be held and it In
hoped that there will be a large atten‘
dance.
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Earl Bartram. Walter Romeo): and
Greater Thompson. of [heat Norwnlk,
enjoyed a skating expedition on the
harbor yesterday. Starting from Mar.
vln‘s'dorh. ln'" East Norwnlh,
went to Dorlon'a Point and from
thence. returned to the Washington
street bridge.
9'37.
h
1.0131“.
6 60K
At the Mayflower 110011 and Mulder
' Company pool tournament that even
”3'" 1111: C Keene rated :00, 0011111101]
(‘llarlea Holding rated 80, by the
1112066 or 1110 to 13 The members not
together after the meeting and anode
rtt'iaingmnenia for the 231111 annual bull
iliut will he heltkou Prlduy evening.
Ii‘obruurr illih.
1:711:
1'1. 311'
I.
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A peculiar and.embarrassing luei
dent occurred in Soariew avenue. yes.
iordny ullornoou in front of the tires.
cent luluudry, which was brought. by
reason or the ire. Two young men
were walking down the avenue when
one of them slipped and foil. in full»
int; he put out his arms to 011W- him.
self and: u so doing atrork his 0011111111:
1011 1.1101 111111.. him down. The seoond
fellow then pue out his urn) and 110014
tlenlally struck a young woman who
was following them closely and cans-
ed 1101' to fail. Needless to any that
the young 111011 were clutat'inrd. but
the ready wit. hurl kindly spirit of the
young woman soon put them at their
core again.
Very Best Butter
pound
7:28.
1:26.
lliilix.
9:12.
8:13x.
11‘ 50
. gummy—«...»...
37c
..
mil-m1- .... .... ....” WW..._-
t Propellers leave Pier
Flatt River. New York (fact
v'er street). every day to:-
t Sunday), at 3 p In. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 4 p
and 8013111 Norwalk up be 6: 80
c. c. Hog-man.
General Agent
stool-1111531: 115301179.
0111). Jan. 12L—Unlted states,
8118 State street yesterday
thorlties raided 'a Chinese» I
.Fall
110 280011 and found large quantities
8 a number of. white wo-I
ineias houses and laun-
d
and Providence. . .
Leave South Norwaik.
11411“ .213ng. 1.1711, s: 09 9.1311. 10- .2311. 3 cans (full size) Milk” . ......251:
“1'9"" “12 07:. 1:20. 311111. 337:. 11:14:. 3111s Heat 111111011“... ..... ...250
Large California Prunes ..... .10.: lb.
* 11"" ““9”" Rest Standard Tomatoes. can.....10¢
“ Cranberries.qt. 1011
. .. . _ Flounbag...‘....................78¢
«rm
WALL.
¥PAPER
Styles
E. E. Gotham. ?
Decorator
East N'orwalk
810 Flat 81., 1.11.1.3... 1.. 81013011 and Powell’ a drug
310.16.111.11 anyone desiring a question
TelephoneFourFiveTwo answered can drop 11 in the box at
.1 either place. 011 the evening” of the
W ”Big Night" the box will be opened
R. .loselovsky 81
' Company
EAST NORWA LK
A GLI681PSE INTO THE MISTY PAST
Prof. Kaehoopluskl, the marvelous
seer who ”will appear at the “Big
Night" given by the South Norwalk
, Club, for the benefit of the proposed,
Protestant Home. for Old Ladies, Jan.
315i, as the distinction of being" the
only demonstrator of the occult that
has ever appeared before the Psychic
. society of New York and thotoughly
' mystified by 11111 uncanny and seeming»
l)’ impossible tests. A question box
is placed in Glendening's drugx store
.and the Professor will answer all
questions contained in the box. Don’t
. wide-
1 men claim that the
the warfare among the .
e8 societies. The lever
githat they ha‘va good rea- '
8eve that large shipments
‘ ado to Hartford.
LONDON, Jun 12.8—The White Star
Steamship Line has entered an ap-
pe l against. the decision of the am
out-wants iniTiiesenttnai.‘ sets were severely damaged... ‘
lSTEAMSHIP COMPANY TAKES AP—
PEAL.
firiils'b pidtecte ‘
Osborne Bay, on
isle of Wight. on on 1120,8016 ves
side of 111.1 "
fail to see this wonderful man.
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schoonan HASKELL Loses RUD-
' use.
new roux. Jan. 121:" 11
a
2‘
tress. ' The revenue 0111:1563 Mohawk
The weekly prayer meeting was
held at the Swedish Gdngmational
night: the leaf, prayer meeting of the-
they‘
~ the hill near Idnxweiler’a 0160110311111“ *
-. 31...... Wednesday. The hlll is one
field rice and in attempting to cross
the trolley tracks but was gotten un-
01111. F. W. Mo ie. of Rowsyton
avenue, has been ill the past few days.
. Joseph Taylor has been the guest of
Dr. William J. Moore,'ln New York
oily.
The Connecticut Company in making
repairs to the trestle over Five Mile
River.
1
Elwood Broadway 111‘ the guest of
friends in Rahmy. New Jersey, for a
few days.
Jacob Paley. who recently sold his
grocery business in Rowayton avenue
to J. Flt'elson has moved to Bridge
port where he will reside in the. fu-
ture.
11
won—....
The. meetings in the Methodist
(hunch are growing: in interest and
numbers. Rev. Mr. Honnold will
preach again tonight. and also on Sun-
day night.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1276
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
' INSTALLER OF THE
"‘Belknap" System
0F HOT WATER HEATING
Moat Modern and Economical
0 System.
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James Drlseoli has rewvered from
diplberln and returned 10 school.
Owing to the cold weather WUIR on
Attorney lint-'11 Sher'wooda building
has been suspended
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low are ruutlnsd 10.1w ,womnsuflet»
inn with severe colds.
iv
’l‘hornton Smith of New York rltr.
has leased the farm of Willard ti.
Adonis on (10111011 11111.
,. “William H liuri 111101111011 the hen
unev‘ot" 1111 Sons of the American Ru
1211011011 in iiridacport inst evening.
Pl‘illltlpttl 1:31.11... lioydeu is 1011pr
in); the seventh grade at the center
center school. during 31111111 McClunn's
illness.
.1
m, . why-
llurry 1111111on 115 confined to his
home. 1.11.11.11.11 of injuries to his back
sustained by falling on tile lee ueut
his home.
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The interior of Charles Fable‘a new
building on State street, is completed.
The local Masonic lodge will occupy
rooms In this building.
.1
Mrs. Arthur Taylor and Mrs. John
Terten of Cross Highway attended the
funeral of their brother. Arohlhnln
Parks in New York city. Monday.
Minnie 80100 of Roseville district,
whileon the way to the high school.
Thursday morning, fell on the ice and
sustained 1: severe out on her head.
...—... wu~
Miss elen Kemper is confined to
her bed, and under a physician's care.
as the result of a bad fall on the ice;
She seriously injured her left knee.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor left
town Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio,
where they will attend the exhibition
of roses and carnations which is to
be. held by the florists' association
...“... Mu“...—
Tbe funeral of Mine William Wells
was held from her home yesterday of:
ternoon. Owing to the slippery cou-
dlllous of the roads the attendance
was not large. Rev. G. A. Boynton
omciated and interment falldwed in
Willow Brook cemetery
Nest Monday will be the last day to
hunt rabbits with do: and ferret for
the present season. The frequent
light snows have been very advanta-
geous for this hunting ‘and if it was
the aim of the legislntntie to got rid
NW '.' .
Adarge automobile from New York
nearly came to grief while going down
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photos. turned and 11811811131111.1101.
der control before any :. damage Was
or the Mile wild bunnies they have can ..
"thinly succeeded;
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town.
near.
knees.
llurion
lor.
bur)“.
lliioly
1100.
time.
old.
1896.
into: 1; Wednesday.
rusty nail.
broke n 1011.
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Large crowds are enjoying “‘1; shut-
in; on (iorham‘ a pond; ‘
Town Clerk Stephen 11. 1101601 this
lilacs, hpent yester'dny in Blldgeport.
Mrs. Hartford Smith is confined to
her home, iii of rheumatism
Miss Plait will leave on Friday for a
few weeks‘ visit, in Chicago.
Dorian in ice bound with not a pound
of sand used on the sidewalk by the
town
.1r and .Vlrsfmi'i ‘FT. Criti'l'rell of Dar-i
lop. spent New
11111101: A. 'l‘rowbridge of New. 1'
visited his place 111 Collender 6' 1:
Wednesday , v' '
Thomas Kenlann made a trip
nbetb N .I. with a van load of lutni-i
lure Wednesday.
Albtnt Parks has the contract to in
furnace in the .1.
house in Norman.
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ram... m 1111):: 3mm of this "inst evening at which time Judge Curl
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The King's End Fuel Company rel
oelved a shipment of 600 tons of coal;
from Nova Scotia. Wednesday. 1
Mrs. Waterbury returned Wedded; Licensed Pharmacists “1“” 1“ at
day from :1 11:11 with friends cut 01;
61011.1 11.1.1111; sustained a painful
She stepped in 11
Fred H. 'Smith spent a few days in
Cambridge, Mass. this week on bus:
Undertaker George 11. Raymond, of;
Norwnik, was a visitor in Darlcn yes-i
terdny afternoon on business.
A 1.01.... belonging to a Norwnik per- i
sou fell on the ice
Thursday, and was badly on: about the ,
in Main 1111001,§
W. (l Slrnntwsrd the Norman cine:f
lvlrlnn lost 11 horse ibiuugh ureideut i
The horse foil lb'rough the
it 11111701011 so that it had
l'ii'. 11 ll Hanson has sold his houseézm
ml 1.1101 11) 011111» to Luiis Stimuli oi;
lir Huumu puicbnatd 1111.31
house last sprins: from \1'wl10w 'l‘ny 8:11;.éu‘5‘
. l
Mr. and Mrs. William l‘ratt. of linrvl
1011,1110 the proud 111111011111 01' 11 son and
heir. born to them on \V'odnuorlny. Mrs.
Pratt uni-1 forinnl) \iiw ilclcn Water *
She is mutated to 111 iluiugf
11111011810011 11111311111110 of the unusually;
low tide on Vt'eduezzday and wont clan: ' “1““ 0"
inlnr.1':.ntn ulngu
pastor found plenty of exercise in this
one do)“ to last bin) for renalderable
with 11 big mess.
Peter Schmidt, of New Haven. died
in the Soldiers‘ Home. hospital yester-
day at «I a. in. He had been in ill health
lie was almost 80 years
Ills widow survives 111111.
lives al 18 Stevens street. New Haven.
Mr. Séhmidt was born
He served in "the Civil War. in Cour
puny it. :27 Connecticut infantry. and
attained the grade of corporal He had
been living at the Soldiers' Home since
in Germany.
At 1. recent meeting of the board of
directors of the Home Bankhndztl‘rust
Company. of‘Darlen, it was reported
that up to that time the bani: boasted
of one hundred and seventy—nine de-
positors, who had placed in the insti-
8tutio11' no less than 621.000.06 which
311,000 «had been placed in the trust
company department, and the remain-
ing $10,000 in the savings department.
This represents the first week’s work
and with that report the success of the
bank was practioaiy assured. A large
number of school ehildton have open-
ed amounts. . _
A large number of Dorian people at-
A Prompt Reltf for
. Coughs
Kerr’s Flax-Seed Emulsion,
Linonine, is the surest and most
thorough remedy for all forms of
colds, especially those hacking
coughs that breed bronchitis and
its attendant dangers. One tea-
spoonful of Linoninc at bed time
the irritations are healed sulfur»
iently to permit a peaceful night’s
rest. and this treatment followed
:ior a brief span of time restores
the user to perfect health. Lin-
ionine» builds up the system at the
' same time it is curing the cold and
011‘ strengthens the membranes of the
01111.. gthroat and lungs, rendering them
less sensitive and less liable to
1:111 colds.
1 At all drlpolata. 25c, 50C, 81.
York:
u on When We Put Up Your“
Prescriptions
. Satisfaction Follows
' tendsnce.
'W. F. Wigmore 81‘ Co.
' 6018‘"
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
I North Matt) at. 80. Norwalit
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
lei-:chs AND 00131111: UP To 0111':
111111-53 12 pan oav AND upwanoi
Shanquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 983
ire undid”
I &{Z
so soothes the membranes that1
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A Few Odd Pieces of
F urniture
at Greatly Reduced
Prices
$28 Birdseye Maple Bed . .$19.50
$21 Mahogany Bed .. ..515.a5
$29~Mahogany Dresser ..$Ig.oo
$29 Mahogany Princess
Dresser .‘ ............... $19.00
$23 Mahogany Dresser. ”.315 50
$22 Mahogany Chiiionier $14.00
'ThcA. .I.Angevine
81 Son Co.
134 - 136 Washington 81100
SOUTH NORWALK POST ,OFFICI
MAILS
South Norwalk Postoffice
MAILO ARRIVE FROM
Eaatern Polnta~6155. 7:00m 10:30 a. m.‘ .
1:.00 2:16. 3:00. 6:661)
Western Point-«6: 66 0:30.10: 30 a. m.' .,
1:30. . 6:55.111.
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Norwai —~6 30, 9: 00. 10.00 a. 111., 1: 00. l’11: 00.
a . p”023.9.'1°‘ihi€" .. .
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Weatarn Polntawdz 10. 10 :00 11.. m.: 12:36.
1:6 . 6' .00. 8:00 p
banner—4100 11:450.")?1 1:,00 610011.111.
Norwai-nsoo 0:00 .. 10: 00 a. m.: 1:00,
:00. 8.00 p
Malls for"3 all bpolntl close 6: 30 17.111. Sul -
a s.
E. E. CROWE. Pestmsater.
Norwalk Postoft‘ice
Malia Unmatched
a 111—511 ”11 di 11 11
11.111 —- on ur} v so
a. m-—-West and South 1110mm.
:1. m ~Eae1. West and So. Namath.
m.~—New York and Wes
p. m ~Bast and South sNorwaIk.
.m.-Danbur) division. '
..m .wPoluta west of Stamford. 1.51.. . , .
tern only.
11). ~49 eat and South Norwallt.
..ru w—C'nnnon Station. Denbury uni
' Wilton.
in —-—East. West and 50.1110117le
m—Enfil. West and So. Normans.
Sundays and Holiday; ,
1 mail closes at 6. "10 p.111
do) collection at 3: 30 p.111.
Malia Received.
a. mw—All directions.
1.11 ~Cutinon Station.
menst west of Bridgeport.
m. «~Willou and Danbury.
mmSnuih Norwal .11.}!
tum 111. «East. V) eat and So. Nowell;
p. m.v~131ulbury division.
p.111 m-East. w es! and Sailor-1111.11;
p. in. “East. .
11.n1.«—East and South Norwaitt.
)1. 11:. Tile“, Yrii‘tgk. Brooklyn and South
orw 1
0 [1.1.11 mEnst. W eat and So. Norydk.
Sundays
11 .00 11.n1 ~1111s1.\vest and $0.120th
Gamers” window open from 0 until 10
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t. 8 Patent ammo, 1
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(311111011. 1094 Main Street. i
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éSend Postal for Booklet on Patanta 3
310110011 the, meeting of the men of thol
i'llnrieu \letbodlst. Episcopal Church
addressed the
A Business Man's Con»
TM‘aclence, at. the. church. At his worsi8
Eludge Carl Foster is one of the 1110511
interesting and instructive speakers
of his time in this section of the state
. and last evening he was at his best.
His words uhounded in truths and les-
sons that were worth listening to. " in
the course of the evening Miss N. E.
Shrlver‘s and Miss M. C. Acbton’s 01"-
ebeetrn rendered 11 number of pleasing.
selections and later refreshments were
served. to which all di ample. justice.
These affairs of the men of this church
are attracting a great deal of atten-
tion of. late in the town and the idea is
working out to perfection.
680108 60100118
AGAINST860MIIISBIIIIIEII
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 12.—-—The ollar-
x‘es which Dr. W. F. Atwood preferred
against Commissioner of Domestic
Animals H. 0. Averill. in a petition
for a hearing by the governor are the
some in effect as those filed a coastal
erable time ago. Bentwood also had a
petition for Commissioner Averill's
removalbei‘ore the governor during
the recent session of the legislature. A
few days ago cdunsel for Dr. Atwood
" appeared 1.111019001111110? Baldwin at
his oil‘ice here in relation “to formal
charges .01: which the beating should
Foxtei. of ii idgepoit
She
1
.' was. ordered to so” to her assistance.-
‘ 33125 to 64.60
Try an Oil 11.11.111.16... spare rooms
00 held The Governor desired that
the papers in the case be put into
slightly different form. This has been
done and the petition for a hearing,
with allegations specifically set forth.
has been forwarded to the attorney-
general. in this petition, as 'in the
previous ones, Dr. Atwood buses many
of his allegations on the reported prev~
' alence oi glanders in this city and vi-
clnity.
. *Woluob loves a ctear. rosy com-
1110110 11110151 1310011 Bitters purities
mum. mum's-.- coax. '-
, Taylor. Greens Farms; (1. Si.
There will still" be
Plenty of.
WINTER _
WEATHER
We offer you the last’chance
to buy :1 Cylinder Stove oheapfi
We are. cloning out our entire
stool: of these Stores in many
sizes at low down prices.
~ Horace R. ' Nash
N. Main swish an.
S.Norwaik ‘
CityNationai Bank
“matters a GENERAL HANKIM
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING . 8
capital 1811rplua8'and 01.111.
$100,000.00 $111,000.00 : , .
Safe Deposit Boxes 68 and 65 pair year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, 8P8".
“ JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vine-Pres...
FILEDERICK H. ROWAN; 2nd Vic.-
WILFRED BODWELL, Cathie?
...”.
Dinecrons
E. H.'Mathewoon .1. Wallace Mam
John H. Knapp John H. Light
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