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‘Inenin;
January 24.
44 a‘ ——Umbreilo4l and canoe. O'Brien
‘ and Mrs. Peter J. Ward, of
Helen enamels, the little dimmer
of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Chamois. of
Lowe street, in quite ill with pneu-
Mrs. Merlot: A. Coleman and
daughter Josephine, of Falrdeld eve.
one, are spending ten days at Minn-
th City.
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The ladies of the Maccabees oi the
World held their register meeting 8‘
their rooms on Low street Friday.
Mrs. Prank Brooks attended the
funeral oi her uncle Chauncey Lucio
wood of Norwalk Wednesday .——New.
Canaan Adveniller. 44
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. My dad Mrs. George L. Dillouit, oi!
venno. ere entertai
M Was. I’
Lju--..~
'Wllllnni' unrioney. o1 Crone street.
. Nor-min {hie has been ill has rel".
' ‘eumed his duties at Sheehun'e Cozy
corner lnnoh room in Nonvuilr.
Antonio Decesare has purchased the
neldon toinm-ly conducted-by himself
and inter by John Snake. ‘The eeloon‘
in. locnted, In My street, South Nor-I
Infill: ' '
Moms Nnvlaeky n loco: grocery-
Lion with a place or business in Buy
htreet, in arranging to sell the made
to Benjamin Lepotaliy, of Westport.
Notice oi‘. intention to soil has been
filed with ‘the town clerk.
-—Buclrwhent coal :3. 50 per ton do-
livored. Raymond Bios.
Peter J. Ward. Jr.. of Oriilin, Cum
ado, whohae been spending the plat
week in {own with his purentp, Mr.
Arch
street, lelt yesterday for indium. a!»
ter whlnh he will return to Orlliiu.
Dr. :H. W. Alien, Who recently left
mxefleld to who up hill requiem in
Bridgeport, will return to ltldxedold in
Wilmer! ind resume his pructice
there. During his my in town Dr.
Allen med. my trienduxdllfldleld
~eon mate. «in his. mum.
' 1 MN homeroom omnnneue‘
HOME.
Colin Benton, a toui‘teen year old ‘ .
gm. who has heel: with two lumilles '
in New Canaan, during the put your.
run any from. the Chlldrens"llome
in Norwulit, Monday nilht. She
lumped out or chowlndow ebout three
o'clock end wnlhd to New Canaan.
where one stayed on the trout stoop
of ,n mono» house until they awoke
at seven o'clock in the morning and
found her lying on the rotunda.
The nuthorltleo at the Shiite not into
communication will: plrtiee in New '
Cannon. and-the child who sent back.
EYES EXAMINED FBI!
AND GLASSES OUARANWCD
‘ Cutbill
a $4“ ”2:1.
‘ 2 men of Weltpnrt visited Manda in »
f town yesterday.
Shad Blue. Cod, Spunish Micherel Smelq'. Frost and Snac-
per Bhles. Escullopu (ivurrlnteddryi. Gosling cues for
trying and baking. Greenport Oyuters, Long and llound
Glenn and Little Noelle
Bridge FIS
THIPHONI Iou.
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Short and Practical
Business Courses
Merrill Business College
4 South Norwulk. Stamford. Port Chater.
Open Monday and autumn lumen , '
UNlTED BANK BUILDlNG.
' Sonthfiomlk.
Fenvvickr Optical Co.
Ladies’Suits
$33.92 .1...
Full supply d Dumpl-
ill mu“ Luis? lulu
0min;i lot in early and me (chaired
”hr I. try rumour.
Thl'. «imam... Milne oi’
My “Mum W will meet with
itlohliihn, lira. mm, I...
Mm nominal-theme
vellum m It. in
muImm-mwloiummm
mum loan-interim.
.- .o KWN,HW¥
dummy. om, m much um me Ill moummn will?
present month. The lint do! was re- “”14...“ ; 2’th ’ ' '
murmiy worm. co much no tint 1 “"3" ”M
onto m comfort-oil and thll' -—- , "l“
mMomnymmhroglndrlinl . .
V."
Price of.Coal Reduced
Harris & Gans
68 we... Street Teuzzi
. Meditation Sterne Commy became
a... L. it on... or oenoka avo -
' em; enwrininins frlendn tram New 4
Mil, churleu Cole and daughter
III-L no In-Is~ o. J. ”Blithe or war. 1 .
' m. N. 3.. hove been viuitlng reletlvae .4
440:: Park street.
_ memo lirulinrper'oi ‘Bnoolilynv‘
‘ were here yenterdny;
Fresh Caught 1 ’ 1811
their Genohe avenue place.
rq-wM-o
The "branch train had to make an
extra. trip Thurlday evening, owing to
main line trains being lute.
Mien Ethel Hunt: of Pineburs re-
turned home yesterday, after a visit
with lire. De Merritt, Summer street
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Work on the Tucker-Riley garage is
last nearing completion. Modern and
attruotive fittings are being installed.
uw—m¢
A live wire on Forest street tell to
the tround yesterday. 111 was watched-
nntil lineman came to repair the dill!!-
“We ‘3”
.Purklooet delivery has 'uhovln n
noticeable increase in town recently.
The public in fast awakening to the
honed; derived from it.
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Mr. Betkin will leave (or New York
Iomoiréw, to locate. He has been in-
structing the'new proprietor ot the
Railroad avenue store during the put
week. i
A humber oi local people have ~plnn~
nod to tuke the special trip to Nor-
walk in the hue this utternoon. A
trip on Mouduy evening. to the some.
would. be well patronized.
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The’lack oi drunks and few arrests
hove been oommlnted upon of late.
Should this condition continue, the
town will get the reputation clone or
the cleanest and beeoregulnted of its
also in the state.
”we“
A lune auto truck belonging to the
mired on south Main street yenterdly.
The left re‘lr wheel was firmly embed-
Minthe mud: The van was mm
with lumituru ior 13mm River. it
' - wee unwary to unload it to move '
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short See Tri Doll htlul Witch Ends. Alford!”
“Plenum-o ‘ and Root to.
otn nonrr conron'r. dummy kimono
no wheatndron. no . .
4 Mil. and moon. m on re-
New York to, ‘
m lhlludlm male and lmh
WWII. moi-m lune
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EMS SAIL mm WEEK DAY AT} T4.
morn. Ina. It. “New roux.
m ’ .
l ‘ when he heron especial interest
‘ill in
WIWVWWIIMEN fl- "1
”annular-tows» new ohm nibji
the machine.
Senator Hacienda. Wecd‘ of tilt!
in Manet-din; the lives at the chil-
dredmho u’ttuml public council, and
connection he presented yes.
tordlr, ht medallion oi the Senate.
l hill. Win: {or line «my» on oil
em or which it ten ("out or moi-e,
i a: the are depurtment or
looking over ,
‘léhoulhonlel two or morn stories in
W for every door. the greatest _
4"
n we so wie’muorhu er.
‘ Bonn-INJ-IAND TIES.
sue on alitv
25c quality
8 South Mole Street
W
The Care of the Tee
in a matter which receives the atten~
tion oi every prudent person; by he- ‘
ginning early in lite, much can be done
to render them etrong and useful mem-
bers of the hotly. Tartar should not
be allowed to collect, giving an untidy
appearance, and doul breath; the gums
should he kept in a. healthy condition.
the teeth having curitiea tilled before
the pain or an ulcer drives a patient
to the dentist. .
Teeth which protrude or ayerlap
can be "straightened and regulated so
that no one need have an ugly mouth.
Beet material-4 and good workmanship
are my stundnifi
Dr. J. H. Mallory
it we Main at, Booth Nermilr.
HOURS: 0 n. m. to 8 p. m. Sun-
d‘eylhy appointment only.
Shirt Waists
Splendil line of Lingerie
Wallis in excellent styles.
ode to $4.98.
Also the neat Tailored
Waists 98c to $198.
Neckwear
Fancy Stocks with Jo-
bots. Cascades, Jubots,
Tailored Bows. Fancy
Bows, Robelpicrrc Collars,
Collar and Cuff Sets. Dutch
Collars. Lace and Net
Salmon and Chemioettee.
‘ J'. I. Mallette
- ll Wellington l2. .
w. «I. so. ”email.
Grumt.‘ SEES! um. .u u - el 04“ In “-riv y lull
'G’cuirlezoueor Nupthe Soup
.44 6 use. Belt Laundry Sferoh lor
' a 1hr. Frail: Mixed Cullen .....
35:: Bottle Plain or Stuffed Olives ..
Monogram Rye Whllkey, Bot.
Duffy’s Malt Whilkey. Bot.
Pl-lONE 440
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in our Underwear Offers '1‘
All 50c and 75c Ribbed and Flccccd Underwear ..
CAVANAGH & RoST
TOGGERY SHOP
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, M m m mull! The mini-cement
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on or horough ‘ end the 44
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A Bigger and Bettér I.“
than we have ever car did
in In the 1913 mode-5.:
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BRACKEN
8: Welhlngton St.
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