.- Marthe Morgz
”i.
no in the upper part or the
has gone out. into Long island“
The log loosened it up..
cluttering induetry has evideno
aid e. slump for the many Rest Bide
[ s are not busy this week.
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Nine Ray rll'ieidinu. or Rent Norwelk..
Robert 0 Raymond is buying it new
residence elected on Lower Hill.
mtmctm is Winfield a. Grant.
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Air. and Mru. Edvard C. King. of
Tohoueke. have been entertaining Mrs. i
from New
Kim: and other friends
Yorh.
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*REEN
Mam
Nonoron
menu-w
-Maw . (Who’-
There will be a meeting of the \V
C. 'l‘. U.. Friey afternoon.
Mnemen oi the East Norwalk dis-
will other equipment for the exten-
at llnee today.
dry Will begin on Friday and Saturday
of this week. The citizens are asked
- not to forget the new scheme.
.Word Van Aletyne, or the Cres
oent laundry, spent last evening in
New York, where he attended “Young
Wisdom." at the Criterion Theatre , l
The Workman are making great
whereas with the “Katie G" on the
Starch Creek shipyard ways an” may
have her ready for work this winter.
~ fibre. Willis Bell, of 36 Cove uremic.
diam: Side, will entertain the members
30! Lady Washington Social Club on
athersdey evening, January 29th. at
.8 o'clock. All are requested to be
. present.
e
, Street Commissioner George 'A
~8harron and snmral of his assistants
,npent the fore: ..i in East Norwnlk
: loday inepectil a some streets and
iiplelnning wort. to be done as noon an
‘ the weather will permit.
The Friendship Glass of the East
Avenue Methz Church will hold a.
sauerkraut supper tonight. with trunk‘
hitters and ol‘ler good things. Games
twill follow. The members ol‘ the clues
plan to invite *a‘lllJlef riends.
The steel hammer is today driving
" sides All) Pier 6 '1‘ 'é. piorlsettlng has,
been activated but it urge ionndtiiat
g the sides of th caisson were not deep
‘ , enough to been cut the water. and the
workmen are driving others on top.
pushing the first in to the bottom of
the mud.
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The Junior idpworth league meln~
here had a fir he lost night when
entertained by the Senior Epwortli
‘ fiengders. 'l‘lr-rl- was a prolzvum oi.
merit ‘nud games. beside the delight:
{ul reireslmlc‘” neriod. The affair
was held in the Sunday school room
oi’”‘t‘.le Plant Av 'ue Methodist «Cbruch.
Mrs. Julia Patterson recited thrice and
for severe] or ..s. Miss Clara Ains-
worth in a vocal solo. presented
charmingly Can't Pick Plums
from My Plum "Tree." Mien Marion
Lil-lommmlilnl .cited too well receiv-
ed numbers. A pinno duet by Misses
.7 and isobelle lianiord
. ‘wes delightful. Messrs. (‘ornelius‘
Van ICouverin" .iild .lohu Sample fur-
‘ nlshed e. pleasing vocal duet, us did
Messrs. ISemp: nd John Curr. 'l‘hen
curve the gun“ ri and later the rci’renli-
menis.
A». I" .MMM
OWAYTON
“MIMI-Aw
Mine Gertrude Brando. oi 'l'oitenewe,
line returned from a visit in New
”*‘Yoril.
v‘wliuam ( realm of Dibble street in
quite seriously ill with an attack or
. 939mm.
Mr. and Mrn. Frederick liert slmvo
linen entertaining wiiildm Curran. of
flow York. . i
. n, Rowuytou avenue.
Mile Katherine Million, of Norwulll l
WW“ uniting W35 "“9“ Miller will attend the meeting of Fairlleid "’5' '7'" both switrhmen, “’9’“ “"90 municipal electric light plant.
In Elie-hind avenue. l
r. and Mrs. Richard ileGnllieune
7“. returned to their winter home
New York liar unto,
A Aid rumor M E. (illegal.
humour. 6 to s. so. 26 on...
Thom ileum and lmlly huve
movedrmnufientowe ll‘ '1". lion
.6 on hormone attest.
.The Met wellhes at Crescent laun-
(l‘he Club went to Green Highway on
the nemlamonthiy v
Waller Stark ol' Noroton Heights in;
Egrip.
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Mrs.
relatives in New York,
.l. Hoyt oi Tokeueke has re 1
turned from her four days visit with. Florence Sommervile,‘
Mine Currie Hermann of South Nor-i
nnd enjoyed skating on the Covc Pond
HMrs, Clarence W. Bell is showing
continued improvement at her home in
Dnrien, and she will soon
again.
A skating party from Noroton
Heights. in one of Harry Reid’s sleighe,
enjoyed a fine time at the Cove Pond.
Sunday night.
The Daricn pool team of the Dul'lcn
firemen defeated the \‘oroton men
Monday evening. The. Duriezl team is
still lending with Noroton Heights in
last. place.
The home of Edward Milton lioyio
on Gracie street was turned over to
the members of the Durien Civic idea.
gue. yesterday afternoon. The league
held ‘a 'whist' and there was A very
large number present. The affair was
a decided mucous, The proceeds. are to
go toward dei‘rnying“ the expense or
providing the’ fre'é lunches for the
(hildren at Center school.
A wagon 'oi' the New Cu'nuuzilviinuuv
dry was partly sinnehed yesterday
afternoon when the. horde hitched. to it
became frightened. lit a passing unto
mobile and bolted.
down the Post Road and turned into
Mechanic street. ‘11 was stopped in
l'romt of Geolge Knupp’s home The
shaft or the wegon was broken and
‘ it was otherwise damaged.
ESTON
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ldcxic (lustefeon,
time in linnbuvy.
Mrs‘Stephcn noty. bun returnedi
from New York,
Elmer ’l‘ulmudue. has been on thl‘
invalid list for several days.
'iile llonrd of Heller will be m tit’li
eiun ut the town hell on Monday Feb
r
A. K. lloern, oi Stmtiord. has been
in town to visit his brother it}, l.. ~
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ileum.
Arthur Stevens of Svrut-tlne N Y
bun been a gueet of Mr. and Mrs. A.
(3, Bradley.
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Mm iv) 1.. Bears. has visited her
brother Everett limfut in South Nor-
wulh. who has been ill.
Mnu W. M. Little end niece. Miss
l‘ldnn Mildrnm, have been smote ol'
Mre. .l. K. Chamberlain in Brooklyn.
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The Weston (iivic .lientnlo. hold it “to” m" "‘0“ WM “m“d'
whlut party‘Mondoy evening, at the?
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be about
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«dunghlm‘. oi‘ Stamford.
n cold.
The animal ran '
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ro’eldonre of Mr. and Wire, Ell Wuan
mun.
Mr. and hire. Howley Williams.
Several Nortleld Grunge Patrons.
County Pomeun Grunge No 9. in New
Cannon, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willlum Miller.
:New York. have been guests or Mrsu
.uiwsls of Mr.
iv VWVVj ‘
W
lion. in Now York. the pun! week.
about: or prepnflng plum: for
. demon of met from Mutt: -' . mm
( well: subtended. nod u. olant even. the pram all the regular meeting? l ’
lax wee ranted . ‘ the Country Club. - ‘
The incline of the Afternoon Whilst
Tueeduy where
meeting; was held at the reeldenee oi ‘
Lelloy Meeker.
Mrs.
llowerd Tome. at Stamford. visited
with George ’1‘. Smith on Sunday. i
.a
(lecigc '1‘ Smith is confined to his
home on Richmond Hill with a revere
cold
.3» “yo—d
Stanley Mend broke his arm Seton
t ”m“ are adding some crousarms recovering from a few days illness of day,“ while cranking 'l‘. W Hell’s anio-
;m'obile.
Mien Mae Smith visited with Miss
or leenbrpok,‘
over the week-end. .
Miss Ethel Page oi \or walk visited
\
walk was at: home here over Sunday. with Mrs Herbert Schmidt or Semi-
nary street, Sundn).
Postal cards have been received by
friends of Mr, and Mrs. W. Stanley
Lockwood, who are in Florida.
:llew'ard, two—yonr-old son of Mr. and
Mrs: George T. Smith, is ill of grip
at bei home on Richmond Hill.
and Mrs. Samuel Kaiser and
were guests 01
Sunday.
M r.
relatives on Rust avenue,
The condition 01‘ \\'illinm (Elurkr who
has pm-umonlu. is serious. it was
necessary h‘llindny to not another
ll lll‘is'lt.
Mr. null MIL-i. Alv‘lne libertinpi Nor-
wulk. \l'cl‘o week-cud uuesle of Mr
~ «be interesting to residents or this city: ‘
.ln addition to furnishing its
:low to folks in other cities.
jlllleotric expert, of wide experience us Q
‘ n mun to start the ball u—rolllug. That 1
3 decades Ml“ \\'inlvheeter plugged nlonr
e
hummer um
A FREE Tm Of" DEBT
Under the above heading the 'i‘imes-
Leader of New linven. thin? morning",
printed the following story, which will
HOU’Pli NOltWALK. Jun. 27 wliblke
in the little (watering town or South .
Norwuikwnmv the Second Taxing1
Dietrlct or the new City oi Namath-—
expect their municipal electric light
plant will be able to cure for the dis—I
lriot three from its profits Wine day;
soon. Yet when the plant was alert-l
:ed. home 21 years ago. the tnxpaycra'
looked on it on something of the no i
lure of lifting ones suit by his bout!
straps.
in 21 years the plant sturted by thei
city ol' South Norwull: as an oxperi-‘.
intent in which there might be reliel‘l
‘i‘rom high lightingvratce. has grown
and expanded till today it has paid?
for itself and then invested some of .3
its profits in municipal bonds. ’I‘hlu iS'
people
with the best of power and lighting
service at rutee that seem absurdly
When the lighting project was first
Iprojemed, the citizens in charge, .11“
on Albert E. Winchester. n. General:
they out buck and waited to see wholi
would happen. For more thnn two‘
holding to the some lrlcule all the
time and repeatedly and consistently
turning down attractive offers of Jobs.
fur :hetter poring then the one in
South Noiwnlli. lint the nuiliicihul
plant had become a hol )by to Mr- Whit.
Chester and be elicit there. ' j .i.“
When the lost fiscal year endedohc.
clocl in light plant showed assets oi”
$205 7.93.7.3 m- juel that amount did“
the soluble exceed the liabilities oi‘
the plnnt. A sinking. fund was on;
hand to cover enjlrely the lluiillltlosi‘
of $42,500 and the lax-idem Ol‘ the
plum vnue phid. Cost of running 'tho‘
plum for the lust yen: wue 344306821 1?
and Airs (‘. Merton llul‘rvtl. l‘nrk ‘ ,,
street he net income from soles" oi elr l
' ' _ y _‘ ftrhhv wuo 371915.34. So thez‘omzus‘
- )"‘ N" i‘
li‘rell l‘. llayinoml. employed on the “ “033 pxolll 9f $~ “ ‘l “‘ N“ l
year. And alone the numlur oi ton.
llurlen Review. ls‘lilkilig it several
dzlys‘ enforced vurulion on iiCCOllli' oi
,.
Miss Florence (let/.91 returned to
her home in llnnbu y. {liondn‘y liner
an enjoyable visit with or cousin, .‘llfi.
John V, .\lecuull‘;.'.
Stephen liltiko use rcelgned from
silently employment with Murmur, the
Clflihil‘l'. He in How employed only a
day or so during the wvek.
. W‘Ah—ov—
Mrs. Sarah ll).
mica E.
Adonis and Min.
Adams. of Hoyt ell-cot, Wi-‘l'l'
and him. l‘hurier. llux-
A committee meeting for the pur
reopen-
.ing some sort of a club in this town
is epeiuiinl 80ml".
wnn hold at tho
1:th evening.
helm of 'l‘. W. llnll,‘
'“WM’A '5’ M
.WESAN' l‘l’ORT‘
SAUGATUCK
The first of n nuries oi four enter-
tainments in the star course under
the Joint nuupioee of the Men'u Sort
tety und the hipwortll League oi the
Snugotuch M. IG. (‘hruclu was given in
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,charrte nreet lighting
.uonle. til, it murimum. “.426.
elite Church Hall on Tueleduy owning
The New York Muelcul limb illipoured
before tho large and well pleased uu-
dlunco nod i'ouponded to encore alter
encore. The rent oi the notion .wlli
be given at monthly intervals. the
next to tulle place during the latter
part of February. Another trout in lu‘
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“ FATHER POLLOWB BONE TO
DEATH.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 27w“
Cherie» inuih. 82 yearn old. followed
.Ruuell Grlewoid has returned in ”mm imam“ with their “Wm", his two sons to death under the wheels
New York after a. visit at his home Mrs Frederick Baum. of 34 Orchard of newlieh engine when be well etrueh
.tltleet. Norwulk.
and killed in Chicago, Roch inland and
Pacific yerde in Kansas City, Kenn,
‘todei. The sons. leeward and (.hur'
in switching accidents within the luet‘
tow years. Otto. A third son is a drip- .
pie, as n reault or being utruoll by a'
or twitch outline a Your ego.
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Millers pawn“ in. “a mp, “my ATTEMPT TO WHECK mu. 1mm
Torrens! or the Went Side.
Mien Gertrude Omit. Mr. and Mrs.
William Gerry. ’Wlllium 110m. re.
oelved the third And fourth degrees
trout Norlluhl term.» it; lent meet.
. .
illii. Welcome uncut» human engineer wile note tozutop the . , .
vom' old ill
91‘. more. Me, .inn. 2?. wAn at
tempt who made today to wreak A
south bound instruction the St. iAiilu.
iron Mountain and Southern mum.
A pile oi ties. it Was reported. was
pieced on the track our (insuring-let
Park. in the south end of ill. mull.
he heudlight showed the obstruction,
fill! your inhaling. issued in i905.
lungu the credit for tho eleclrlml nit.
rd all the udverelllea that can lull “to
euuwre has been uddel to sings: Millelli
.lhu plants um! \l‘il will he hurl-rt
_\Ql
‘l’l was Sigma-liked it \\ iixt‘heewfxif
idou in m d‘i‘oilf‘h the {hull and}.
inunllipul bonds. lie le wobuhly tho}
ilrsl men to udvrrnlo such a proposal,
lion. So the rmnlnlselolm'e who have:
own-right of the plant's nlluiln went;
out and bone ll! 3;": 000 worth ul‘ llt\
of South Nmuulk bonds l pm rent
Then 1,
they pill. $115!)". cash in their local
bunke and drew 4 per cent. on ii. The ‘
inwaimcnl in the plant iotulu 3203.»?
483,23 or title “602983.83 wile bundled
‘ by short ierinvnotoa opouuh payments, ;~
Notes were liuuhlnlcd us the
went by und now the plant it the;
proporlx ol‘ the ('liliwns. frmv of ull,
debt ‘7 g
Non South Norlvulh le livurluu on
building A big wutnrsldp plune no that ‘
”iv pluut close to the westbound ulnfl
yearn ;
vlion ol’ the New ivlnven rend can lie‘:
nbnndoned When thin it: done. the;
(llnlrlrl or Sonlh Norwnlk muv furnish
llnz- cllli o. city of'1NOI‘willll with clad,
trinity for light and power and no hire
more than 40,090 people the benefits:
that 6,000 hove been getting. '
As matters gland today the ‘lHSlI‘Eiii
or South Norwelk in rolling irm of all
service lhui‘
The (“8- ’
trlr-l. heavily alluded and l'l‘t hovering
u comparatively email tron. has it);
hilth-uowcl'nd are liable and 33?. brluh'
luuvualen lunrpe installed on nrliartic.
ntnnllurdumow liuvon pods $7! n lump:
on ltn atl'cot hunting rmleu. exrlud
log the White Why ion. on which or“:
practically it private enterprise. \‘cw-I
Huron recently pm for 7.30 um iiulmi
.llurtl‘orli 'puyu $60 and Ill-l inr he ".00
intone. the lowest price oi .lmy oily in
the ntute.
'l‘o Superintendent \‘flnchorler inn}
notion in South Norwulit. “l. huuhnck-
mnn’n lot and he has kept ntendl‘y to
the Job to one the preuent day‘s re-
unite. South Norwnlk lollm think a
lot or Mr. Wineheuter today and they
accept what he tunnels in rivle inw-
tori; our advice worthy of following.
And when they speak of their «actions
ailivuntmeulhuy eleven put ilrutthe
BIG MORTGAGE“ BUIT.
in on action returned to out to-
day the Sterile: Improvement (in.
acute to toreologure on a wartime
of 580,000, secured by properly. MW
ed in Greenwich. This in Idaho at-
hohment' for 110.000 on the property
ilrtlle littoral. oi the estate oi .Diiver
B. Grim of sternum. Conn The (in
tending purl in Win 3. Jerome.
oi' wnmvuiemtu one County
The mean” was Mining? giv-
hr.
’ DAILY v'romi
A S'ANC'E‘UM FAVORITE.
The following parody on “The
Old Oaken Bucket" is going the
rounds of the western press and
is a favorite among theeditorszp
How derr 'to my hen-rt. is the
stea.‘y subscriber
Who IJays in advance at. the
birt‘ of’each year."
Who in} 3 down the {Acne}? and
dam it Quite gladly, , Al I ‘
Andhwists‘ ‘round, they‘lpifuzera, .
halo of cheer.
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ii:
A: a". .1. H
He never stays. “Stop it: I can-‘
‘. not afford it:
I‘m getting; more papers; now. .
than I Ean read.”
,But alwayeisays. "Send itzvnur
pool '1: all like it-
In {m w. an uunk‘fn a help
and .i need."
How we welcome his check when
it 'reachcs our sanctum,
How it makes out pulse throb,
how it makes :our heart
dance!
We outwardly thank him. we in-
wardly bless him-—
The steady subscriber who pays
in advance.
eon ii. Welch. of the vOOurt of Com
men Pleas juizlvidtchiield county. he»
iunnouuoed the appointment of Clmriee
; ’1‘. Chase. at “.lient as overeeer 0; tin
{Schaghtlcoite lnrlitine. to unoceed Fred
R. Lane. resigned. The Summit-oin-
. reeermtion in in Kent. There “urn
100 members in the tribe but only in
of them have a permuuent residenrw
“on the reservation.
S RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR DEAD. ,
{ ASHEVELLFX. N. (‘.. Jan. 28.«»Mre ‘
l A. 1‘3. Pause. aged 9i. prominent iiguw
.ln North'Curoilna religious And edum.
itlon work. died here today. She we-
the founder of the Normal and Collv
Aisle Institute.
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Tan. High-cut Storm Shoes.
A sturdy shoe for skating
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’High-acut Storm Shoes.
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Cork Sole Shoes,
$5.00. ‘
Dress Shun.
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