11 ‘7‘ There were some 111...: Noramikm
agfltlio Jolly Five meanwhile ounce in
180111): Harwell; lent niliit.
The bridge work is not progressing
'1 very nullity today. the rain interior»
in; Mmewhnt with the work.
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G. A. Bluiated. clerk tor unmanne-
diet: Brothom' nrocery store. is ill at
his; home with 11 novere attack of in
digestion.
East NOI'WNk members of the Eli-1
“1.. DARIEN
nttcndod the rally of the Norwnlk”
worth [mile or the Methodist Church
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end thin mm on the bottle No
complaints have been made to the
authoritie- u N A
The deciding some in the pool tour
lament mm the nominee Hose
(Jammy. No l. and the Enhance Fire
Comm» was played laet night in the
Reliance quorum, between (1111111111111.
il’etty. of the Horse Company. and
Preston 181mb ot the Reliance The
letter won by a more 1x 100 to 88. The'
cup will be an ornament to the lie.
lienee quarters for the coming year,
and it they succeed in winning the
tournament but your the cup will re-
11111111 in their possession. Whichever
side succeeds in winning the tournn.
ment three years in succession will
own the cup. The Reliance Company
has won it twice. «
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’wW-mkfuf 1’“
group at Dorien last night. M, l
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The rain of last night which coated:
the'eidewnlks with a slippery covering
made walking most unpleasant on the
East Side this morning and there were
a number of tumbles.
The horse oi the Gull Refining Com.
pany went down forward. this morning
on the East 'Side and except for the
bruise to his knees was uninjured. He
{Jumped to his feet again in a hurry.
The freighter “Marion" broke the
"ice last night from the‘ carriage bridge
to Upper Norw elk The boot used the
searchlight in finding its way up the
harbor about 7.45 o'clock and this at-
forded a pretty sight for those who
were out.
The Unknown Friends of Jesus will
he the topic of tho “(one Class of the
Ennt Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow ilso how they
some him iii-unknown ways. The new '
topics 1111-1 the l...,,- attendance 1119.
making line meetings vc1y ntiracihe.
,All 1111111 are 1111112 alcomc at the
: meet lugs.
to work this morning.
Samuel Mend, one of tho linemen ol'
the East Norwalh ..1lunt, rode his bike
in going up
Fort street hill ti. « "res began to slip
‘ and soon the young man was sliding
down bar-imam. Possessed of remark:
ably lengthy legs. the young man not
his feet on the ice and managed to
wheel: his balance .1. witnesnon 419111,
1 their breath ‘ "
Ernest Groeuchher oi“ Fort‘ street.
Nmmw
“pun—~1-
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Miss Carrie 1l-Ieruumn. of Newton
Heights is working in Norwullt.
Clarence l‘d. Scoflold and. wife have.
gone down east for a. vacation or three
1 weeks.
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The cars on the trolley line were 11
bit late Thursday owing to 1m acct
dcnt near No1wulk.
Mrs. Frank G. Waring. of the Post
ltoad, has gone to Huston. for a threv
iwecks' stay,
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There will be 11 special musical sor- ,
vino. Sunday owning, in the Congrega.‘
tionul (‘11111 1‘ch.
1111:- ioc at the (love i’ond Thursday.
and spewed a lnrgo moon of eels.
1 Miss Hurst, living on the Post Road,
will leave llarien in 11. few days for
Florida. She will be gnmx for about
six Weeks.
Solxulorc Room, 11 ho was one 111'
the Italians fined for illegal liquor sell-
ing, and family, will .move from D111
rich to Meriden today. He in to lo-
cnto in 11 new business there.
3 1‘Clnrtzauce V‘l’.'1l}oll. cashier ’of the
,‘Firnl. National Bank, of Stamford, has
"one South for hi1: healllh lie left
i, one or the blight newsboys employed ye sue 1-1111, 111111 will he away tor about
i by Albert Hefner, is suffering from
‘ injuries received from a dog bite “9 led by his wife as she is confined lo
; was new the home of Herbert G.
,1 Brown,2
Pleasant avenue, when a big
,. dog sprung at him and bit him through
.‘ ““3 ”5’" hand Dr. 'F G "3'0““ 1“ to form 11 hocke: ol'11l:.'l‘
' treating the Wool.
Wilfred Everett.
0! East avenue, 1111......111 newnboy. had
his (lowing torn by the same canine.
PM“ MA
7 ,
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W'uv“!
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, 01‘ Winni-
1 vault. Villa 11 Visitor in Rownyion. re-
A‘ oenlly.
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George W Raymond 01‘ liuymoud
, street 111111 a Viflllu.‘ in New York city
rocentll. and whilr there the porio1111~
once of "America. : the lilpllmlrmnl‘.
was witnessed. '
111-11. id. W. Potter. 0! New Haven,
. 011111 apoekor for the Connecticut’i’om-
perance Union. will occupy the pulpit
at the Ruptlst Church tomorrow at
“'bolh services. in “.revenlng he will
devote the limo to 11 discussion of the
work in which he in intoreMed. i
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Sm'vicolt in tho lMothodint Chruch.
tomorrow. 1111 follows: Drowning, "1:30
a. n1.~-_nubleot: "The Fourth Grunt his?
11111111111 or 11. (:hrimian idle." Sunday
, school, 111:60 11. 111. 'ldpworth Lenguo,‘
“:41: p. m.-~«topic: “Turn anoring to
Stcudfnutneuo"wloadnr. Eugene (limit-
num. Preaching, 7:30 p. mmuubjoct: 3
“fit. ’lhtul'h Conception oi the Chruch
and tho (thriutinn Li! .” All aro wol-
nomo to atone marvioea.
The lot: cutting operation» on llw
pond of the Tmmdly ll: Srhonk. at tin1
“Waylon moonhouuon, yeswdny,
came: to it sudden termination in 11
fight between eororel oi the export loo
culvert. One nun was badly out about:
the (the. end had to get the ncrvlceo
l
1 ‘ of n phyaioinn. The men, it appear»
. m the starter: told,
Milena. die-greed aver remaining.
m 111011111111 our:
, ow WEETPO n *
roe on: 11:11:11
‘ Dough...
two wr1oks.l{e will go unocoomp 11-
ll'or bed with 11 broken leg.
_—.11
A11 elicit in being luudr in Nolotou
his should be
successful as there are some good play
1' 3 there, including the ’l‘yler broth-
('15 Stark 11nd others and 11-111: team
would llud it 91111) enough to nrruu'lil‘
111111111 111111 neighboring teams.
Yt'sll'rduy from early morning to
laot in the ul’lornoon Alec Raymond
lmd tmanty -'li1e men l1111'1eetlng loo
For him on lluymoud' 11 Pond The (31011
111 one of lilo honest econ in many
'yourn. ll 1111111011 in depth from H) to
ll im'hon.
(>11 Alondat evening the men of U111
Brotherhood will hove as speakers,
Mr Whiteham, of Sound dioaoh, and
R A lioynoldn, of Stamford 'I‘lleuo
men arr voly nolivo buninosn men yol
illoy lluvo time for 11nd tool the need
{or church. They will «give some help»
ful words.
out.
Evory 1111111 F~lli)\lld be 111111:-
The HPI‘Y‘kKw 11t ll1o1M. 113. Church at
liuriou will 1111 1111 follows: Sunday
morning at “1:30 the Rev. l)r.(lood1'
nudge will preach 11nd 'ho should in-
greeted by 11 large congregation. Sui
1l11111 do We have the privilego of hi1:
111-1115011011, therefor (H. [iii allow 1111111111
pmiution try our presume. The Sub
llliih school 'mooln nilor tho morning
Horrilro. This will ho oommencoment
any and we are «mounting a lame 11t~
loudnnco. Devotional meeting of tho
lt‘pWorth humid «will be hold at 6:4
11. 11:. 11111101111111: M12r~~~llro1n WW‘ ARBlTRATmN mo meowrtou
1111111; to Biondmetnooa. Come prepar—
ed to lulu: oomo active part. The two-
hing armor and promo not-vice will
,bt'ttln 111 71:10. The water Milton-«ch 131111111 of Arbitration and Mediation
mm the subject 11311th From flervloo lute been united to inquiro into 11 111th2-
A (ordlnl welcome in extended to all
to worship with 1111. o to (thumb flun-
duy
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Onion Liquor clue
l1 allowing closely the raid and con-
induilred in victim: of live 9111111111111 of ”men for rotary
”it“? during the our. and NP!“ ""5 illegal liquor 1121111111, 11111111: mother? Arvlne. or this city
. dillereut nouonelltlte. Hunger-lens and
urt‘ent yesterday afternoon tor lied
”dung liquor from a wagon and hell-
log it without 1: license. The ltalinh
1W1") WM “1'th in Luigi ”WMHDL of Club were “tammed la“ ayen‘n‘ by.‘
Stamford and the ottpture m nude
by state Policemen Robert Bridge
men. of Hartford who ought him in
”so Tim “’6 01 Mum!!! mo goods to 11 conclusion of tho playing retrain.
inmflu to Woman. die my:
imam to the new lull in Del-ion
teatime 1m 1111. Tunisia polio»
F. C. Mal-ring went fishing through
ZBaldwin, Arlhur ll.
'llulpll (l. V1111 Numo 111'1: 1111101111 tilol
Tcorn any“ it hot: nothing to arbitrate.
lorgeniied with t. it. Whltoo eh chair.
momma tilt: loud. at ”now
on the wagon and on inventory elim-
ind 288 holiest”)! m”? hepatiieer_
and 2 lose one containing urine 1111111
the other whinhoy’, Persian: 11m 1111';
mitted to boil or $150 Which m for;
nicked by 11111 employer». W and;
lioneri, 01 Wool. l
The cone to set tor homing helmet
.Juetice Abel Dam in the town oourt’
on 11.111111111111111, January 31 11 Week
from today. at 11‘: a. .1111. Attorney Al—
Ihurt Merritt. of Bridgeport, will prom”
ecute. l
Resulting :l’rom this wrest fulfill?“
may result other ones. The state on '.
lice are watching remiaui‘e champioyenhix
very closely, and, it is raid, they will;
lill‘est them. it they come into Conner: ,
ticut The police it in ullesed.l1uve1
{evidence that the firm hoe tiathccd in
{illegal selling for some time, but find‘
Ithot the proplletors ol' the concern1
ghoop in New York state. time keeping ,
$0111 of the jurisdiction of the state no
1 111111 town «111111 111 1111111111 «or the
boost 1110 weolm has taken on the 11:11-
port of being-11 saloon. 'I‘he'qunntltyl
ioi liquor captured in the recent raid
was kept there 111111 only yesterday did
‘tho town officials pour the liquor into
'tl1o.guttol. Now they have another
quantity to get rid of and this council
be done fox :11 least a hook. Thus will;
the town hall serve for 11 while long 3
or as a liquor depot,
”Am—”'Hfi.‘ . ‘ I
‘SNEFFEIJS, (10L. A l. Walsh was)
badly done up with rheumatism and!
sent for 1l1‘oley Kidney Pills which was i
the only thing that would' cure him;
'(leorge Potter of l'ortluc, Mo., was;
down on his hurls with kidney nndi
bladder trouble 11nd Foley Kidney 1l’illsj
made him well 11nd able to Work. It is;
splendid medicine 111111 ulwuyn l1elps.l
Just try it, For sale :11 oil drulzlzlots.W 3
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CORPORATION NOT‘iCES
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'l‘l1e1l3111rd Supply l‘ompuu: 111' \l'll- _
ion! has died with the state 591:1 elury‘
its certificate of organization, and will
begin busiucsu with $1,500. with the:
following edict-1:1: President, llnroidl
.l. Beard. \‘looprvsidom; (‘ Sumner}
Smith, both of Milford; sorrelull‘ until
tronsuror; Harry A. liuruos 11f Slum 5
lord. ,
A certificate of organization 111in
lllod by the blast Killiugly llulnietl
Church of 12111111 Killlugly. which re-E
contly incorporated with the EM Kil-i
liugly l1‘w11t1 Will Baptist Church 11t‘1l1ei
111111111 1111111 11111111111111, 111111111 of the Un
ion Baptist Church 01 East Killiutlyu
The corporation will be without (up i
itnl SiOl‘li, 11111! the following 111111191111
have been elected: Clerk. Joseph W.
Slwkolton; irounurcr. Grut‘o if. “ilk:
unsiutant lrcusurer, Robert ('1, Smiliri
‘ The Indian Spring 1.11mi Compum‘l
of Greenwich lull-1 int'rousotl its lupiq
tul stock from $100,001: 111 $260,000!
by tile inane of 1511.001) 311M025 or 11;
par value of lint).
uulmoribod by Thomas N, (1001111.?
George B. (‘ooke and John .1, liuoll.‘
11 majority of lliv diret‘im‘s, ’
A dual certificate of dissolullun 111111:
been filed by ”11.1 ()ul. (1‘: lioslolmhui
(.30., of Morlden. subscribed by (‘ittof
(1'. (Isl. Miltildu l1). Uni uud \i'ullm' 0.1
(Ml or Muriden. ,1
'i‘llo liopkinu llouno. lnvorpormod.
of New Haven. 111111 111le u rerlillcnte;
of dissolution. 'lovoruor Simon 11,?
Woodl‘ord 111111:
directors signing the (lt'l‘llfli‘iltl‘, 1
“”11er of unsorlniluu 111m: broil
filed by tho Lithuanian Social (‘inu
of New Britain. aligned by Stanley.
llroll‘. 111111111 111-011 and Anthony Kurr'
illlli, till 111' New Britain,
PROBABLY MARRIED.
From 11 1:11:11 which 11 friend inf
Springwood reached from Minn Jet»I
ulo Tyne” and 4:01:11: Flore who are;
bolievotl to lune elopoil it is judged
that they are 11111r1iod.'l‘lw letter 111111
from New York and was aligned from,
“Mr and Mrs. Plum” it in expecmd
thht tho young 1.0111111: will reside in
Spring street on their return homi-
Friend» of tho young mitts any 1111111
this: hi the outcome or 11 fire yearn“!
lovo nli'nir. and that the parents of?
1:111:11 principal wen: opponod to tho‘
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marriage. 1
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BOARD OngANIZiES
WW ”AWN, Jail. 21i.'I'llo 111111111
or uterootypern in 11 local plant. Thin
ntrilte hail lasted for months. Thu 111111-
The board come here yesterday and
men; Hugh Bhelvoy. or Dunbury. sec-
‘l'ho third membems F). 1’.
‘1
WW~- 1
HOGPiTAL WHMT OLUI.
Tho members or the Hoopitttl Whiut
Mr and Mrs. Willred 1111111111. 011189111
moor street. There were seven tables:
or auction. and three of whiat. At the
menu: were served The next meeting
will be With hire. Meet dismount”:
the afternoon oi Debmnry 7th.
'l‘llo rertlflt'uto ls?‘
H11 0 great
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DAILY POEM
THE MOTHER.
Like a cradle rocking. rocking.
Silent, peaceful to and fro—-
Like a {mothers sweet looks
' dropfilng 1
On the little face below-—
Hangs the green earth, swinging
. tpming.
jarlcoi noiselees. safe and
slovv‘;
Falls the light of God‘s lace
bending . .. ,
Down and watching as below.
...“...
And as feeble babes that suffer,
Toes and cry, and cannot rest
Are the one}; the tender mother
‘Holds the clostst. alone the "
best; !
So when we are weak ahd
wretched,
By our sins weighed down. dis-
treesed
Then it is that God‘s great pa—
ticnee
Holds us closest. loves us best.
heart of Godlnwhose
loving
Cannot hindered be nor cross—
ed;
Will not weary, will not even
In our death itself be lost-—
Love divine! of such great lov-
ing .
Only mothers know the cost.“
Costlof love which, all love pass.
111g, 1
Gave a Son to save the lost.
E—ul-lelen Hunt Jackson.
of Living by Boring
COKE
Cheaper and
Cleaner Than Coal
No Ashes to Sift
1 Teleph0te‘681
The United. Electric
Light 81 Water 00.
Cut the 111111 c1111?
iTlie New Science
1DEFlNlTIO“ 0P CHIROPRACTIB.
‘ Chiropractic 111 the condition or the
,cnnae of the disease and the art 01
CMIODI'IOIOTI remove the canoe or;
Miocene and pain. health is restored
librough harmonizing the nerve uni
tom in your body. Femaleitrouhlu
given special attention; also curve.
Lure or the” spine You will never re i
{rt-It giving the Chiropractor 11. chance
0 help you. .
11111111111111 irmtmehtn given alto
1 I (“33103 ninrhed heme: and pain it ,
111nm life in 1he different organs anti
‘ lmb‘a '1 - l
l
d by 11 wrench twist or sprain in
alumina the some Disease in cans
he hath: Even if done in ohfldhooc
T.l1‘ltAN(3iS D. L. ’
1'4 wmlnptoo at. 311.1 Whomnn
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1 Iron: rum swim I"
'. , manna? 1 "
1:
Fit» to Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Fun-rel Bimbo, :- and
Embalmer. ',
Office and Reeldenoe
Tolephona 901i. ,
at 511. Main 8t. 50. Mel-walk.
Try One of Our ]
Delicious
Dinners
Tripp’sRestaurant
(FORMERLY LANE'S)
111.: i111
Easy ,
,1, To Do ......
The Enterprise New Meat Chopper in
. they to operulc they to trike nporl may .
to clean. rally to put together. in two
leech. 11o intricate part: 11: loan or break
uta all the meat and dornn' t clog.
The ENTERPRISE New
; 11115111 CHOPPER ,
N‘flNNth“
. ch withoutwmde. Iany kiddo! meal.
mood or uncookui.‘ or 1.111: bull or
mince mrai- lobller .1111‘3’1film (or ,
ruled; rum lo: Miter»; breediorcrumln;
, trl mtlllnh. “walnut. peupml. horne-
ru lull. alarm and error». lino lei every
. day in the year. l‘inl riluil
C. E. Dow
The flood 31 Vollt
Electrical Co.
The only Fully legion!
Interment. moo
m the 1mm
AUTO 1111mm
Phone ill—40 lie. m It.
1117' WALL
no you warm stiletto: .
it so are you estieiied‘ the: the:
have been iltted to your one in 1!.
normal and broiler menur‘l Hate
They (lived Your Eyes Thatiteliei’
which you expected they wouldi if
‘ they haven't or you need glass”.
consult me at once.
WlLLlAM J. MOORE
OPTlclAN.
Room 0. Keeler Building.
No. :51: momma
appetite Hoyt'e Theotre.
Monday. Wednesday end Friday
Evening. 0: so to 9.
N. V. admin—727 a". Ave" 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
STOCK 0'
RANGES
is the most complete in the '~ '
cities.
9111111110111), 1111113111;
YORK. 111111111111
ACORN
Also Repaln for All Harp“.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall St. Nomlk.
i""-(" d “h. a l ‘i-’
i11-
l‘ he C orham Co.
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Always tho Latest Things in
5, PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gorham Co.
‘10 Fire! at. Eaut Nemelk
Tel. 452.
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int-10' aw ' ,p._~r/p,'pg .nr a' aucfiv
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
BO Y ’8
Tan. High—cut Storm Shoes.
:\ ulunly shut- 1111' idling
11ml wot \Vt'nlht'r.
High-cut Storm Shoes,
$5.00.
Cork Sole Shoes,
$5.110.
Drus shots.
$4.00 to $6.50.
BOSTON HUB
RUBBERS
Arctlcs
Boots
Glover's Shoe Store
Mf‘ ”ammo m
U o totem dim-1
Min": to it!“
1111 M: ii
Islam: rm ooh:
UN I'M” WM rut Film"!
MEN‘S. i
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