momma hue gone to work
in Mom’s wet Wish laundry.
Albert warm llumen. or 'Koyport'.
N. 1., spent anndny'nt their home
here.
Fred thermal, of Blunt Washington
street. went Sunday with [fiends in
The new of Herman J. Casey this
morningon the East Side was largely.
“mud“ . will
Mr. rRnonell. or Benvlew avenue. has
disposed of his sloop to an East No!“
walk man.
.....
Water in coder dun No. '1 prevent-
? ed rut-thermostats in the work on the
Vroundntlonvthie morning.
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Clayton L. Marshall. manager of the:
Crescent loundry, spent yesterday in
nrooklyn on business.
m... 4-...
portion of his work has been of this
. nature.
A takeoff on an East Side district
meeting will furnish some amusement
_ after the regular business meeting of
" the Epwurtix league or the least Ave-
B. A. Jackson. the East Side grocer.‘
L in confined to his home by a severe ut-l
lack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Mr. Diamond. a machinist in the
Norwalit‘timn Works. is confined to his'
home in Bells place by rheumatism.
There were many strollers walking
about dust side streets. yesterday. the
' tine day melting walking a pleasant di-
version.
There were a number of Visitors at
the Mervin Beach met. yesterday.
among them some prospective homev
Headers.
Harry Tobey and George lmgnn.
Beet Norwnlk boys, have resigned
their positions with the Triumph (fol-
nmn Company. of New Rochelle.
A Sunday rliridgepo‘rt paper con~
inined an interesting account of the
rendition of most Norwalk streets, alt
fthough it was greatly exaggerated.
Frank Petty. of Van Znndt street, is
Econiined to his home by illness. it in
.. {believed that his labors on the bridge
.work nights hen caused his condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1). it'P'rl': Mm
have been spending two months with
Mr. and Mru, (lmrge H. home. or locum
"View avenue, returned Saturday Ullllil‘
home in Baldwin, Long inland.
' H" The new ribs in the bottpm of the
Katie 6.. Captain Howard 'iiowndee‘
‘ boat, now being repaired at the Starch
Creek shipyard, are plainly vieihle to
those pnsning across; the bridge.
Charles 'lfliiroiu, of Hawkins ave-
nue, is confined to his home by illness
and unable to attend his regular duties
in liamer'e store. MrJLaCroix has
been ill following a nevere cold con-
trncled some time ago.
The cradle. which he.» been under
communion hy bridge workers i or
me time in now placed north of the
temporary bridge and apparently in to
be used as o platform for holding the
“1.861 work until it in required for uric.
" lira. Oakley Gmlih. of this place. re-
ceived word this morning oil the dmth
but week of her mother. Mrs. Anna
Boznrln. in Chuteworth, New Jersey.
The (1mm was a. highly respected
resident 04' that place. she leave»
three doughtem und one non.
The regular meeting of the East
Norwaik Improvement Aswcintlon 1'0r
the month will the-held on Tueeduy ni-
nue Methodist Church tomorrow night
at the home of Harry Aiusworih. Mod-
Iernlor Ed Gorhnm. Judge John J.
Walsh. “Gun" Billenetein, Commission-
er W. H. Goblin. and the other stare at
East Norwalk meetings will be~imper4
eonnted and disouneimis' purported to
be from these men will be enjoyed.
One man has nuggoeted that pipes be
taken to the meeting, .for without
clouds of smoke. it would not seem like
“an East Norwulk (Third district)
ineetltku
The pool tournament to start in lini-
ner's stores tonight has been arranged
and the scholulo announced. There
are sixteen phiyers end the tournoy's
first round of” not be. finished until
February 28th. .‘he schedule in an loi-
lnws: w. Wicl’o iii: and Louis Dugnn.
90. Feb. 2. E. Washington street:
lt‘mnk Reildlu'Wl, 115. and (Fred llugan.
80. Feb. 5. Benedict's 'li‘arlu; A. .An-
demon. 85. n'wi‘ Charles Weeks, 65.
Feb. 9. E. W: . ngton street; William
Smith. 85, and William (hzlu'mnn. Sh.
lv‘eb. 12. Ben: ‘ict'e Farm; Harold Day.
90. and Ward Palmer. 86. h‘eb..“16. E.
Washington mireet; Russell Day, 80.
end Fred J. i . we. 70. Feb. 19,. lione-
dict'n Farm; Arthu'l' liny. lit), and film‘-
ry Morrison. Hi. Feb. 23, id. 'Wafiblnli-
ton street; and Charles 'l‘ohey. it; and
Charles mm. 70. Feb. 26. .iuine’nicc»
Fem). ‘
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? RQiV'AYmgg
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RN— " ~Mo‘“‘u‘ WW“
William (Emails hue recovered irOm
nu «Hawk ol' plmlrlny.
Edwin it Slovene is in New York
city today on n busineen trip.
Mrn, Earl h‘. 'l‘homeu. of Rownyion
avenue, hue attach of neuralgia.
“lire. John Y 'mnden, of Logan street.
has recovered train it recent illncnu.
Mine (llivc Colo has been mailing a
viesit with hrr ulster, Mru. Henry
Lunch. in llrooklyn,
Elm. Milne Lynch and daughter
Grace. of lirooltlm. have been visiting
(‘upluin nmi ,..m, John ii. ii, (iontoe.
The Ridgolinld Snvlnnn linuk hon
quitclnimed to the Tokeneite Corpora-
tion. the land known as 'i‘okeneko
Pork.
Wtw_
ml). Scinhiraci. boom and shoes row
, . i
ternoon (tomorrowl oi the home 01 ‘ paired. Try “a. Work called to:- and
Mr». Milton Elwood. in ibewun utreot.
All member» are naked to make it upon a
ill Mort to attend on buntneon of im '
partner: in to be transacted.
The term attendance at it com-
munion newton in the Blunt Avenue
Methodist maroon ever recorded -
roll yummy. The evening service.
elm meeting and Sunder :10th new
union lll‘lllil inflated maxim. The
other churches also tell. the eitwt or
Goloflhurub . .
— Mam“-
Impacts» of M Walk. who is
delivered. Dibble ‘liloek. llownyton.
‘14. F. Wood writes to friends here
that the weather in perfectly line
where he in playing at lnlmlnnd. Mon
ldu. for the winter.
. The Male Hook end ladder (2mm
puny. or Wen, bu ohnllenued the
flownyton Hone company for u puma
or games or pinochle. Among/the bout
Inlnyem and chum tor partners at the
game from the Hone Gamay were
Charles (loser and Front: Hills.
. . g. ~We.lgnnoomuch about this butter
“~ch thavuuthuiud your tweet-m no»
tum yourvmo‘ney if each and-every pound
anhy- lino:
M ‘
.. ‘ BUTT
it the some of purity itself. It: Wad delic-
' ioumcu end
3881‘ in New England. Fourteen Million
} Pound: cold in the out two years.
Sq "GOIJMeda ” To Your Dealer To“.
"‘tmmflmmoeorn
men by aim-n & Cami The members of the Port swarm
w or New rm. in muons n w“ M. at. Church hm mm the My. n.
m mow-i with bill min in n. flhinn u: unanimou- out to return
mamas. street. Hr. PM! WW tor the next year. The members feel
loot mane. N. 3.. OM “WW kindly toward Mr. Shim and upon»
; ’Wno. tind- on: W46 "0 cum mamdl’iflk he “doing in the
months film W hi8 return. community. Mr. Shinn w“ turnover-
‘ , nl yen-at pastor of the flathodiat
, w W ram" :22: Church hero, ma did good work. m
“M“ W stun - is this.‘ month preaching in epecial
$2.. ’ . . mm of Wii on “The View: or
S ”'8“: W W “ " "it: the lion in the em." no am one
ELM an. on or human or my?“ "‘3‘ ”m“ “a “in“
dill-toe- run. ”He will ulna “m
:1:
.. phgifii‘a"
ubaolutuly WWW.
w u 1 M V
all.”
ruuomhle price have mule it
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lighting won the principal eubject t‘or
diecuenion. ’l‘he treasurer gave a full
report. showing that several subscrib-
ere are in arrears for small amounts
pledged on the present contract. which
expirea on February 28th. Unless}
these pledges are paid in mu. the dbl
rectors will be required to make upl
the deficit and the lights will be dis-l
continued on that (into. Hoping that!
this may not he neceeenry, a commit-i
tee was appointed to make a generalg
canvass for pledges. for the coming?
year. beginning March int. ‘At thef
preeent time this is the only method}
by which our district may be linhtedfll
and it is hoped that each reel-dent will'
do hin share toward it, The directors!
are anxiouu to continue the lightn but?
lhcy must have the cooperation of the‘
citizens to make a new contrncl; for no>
large on amount. Several new sub?
ucrlberu nro neceneary to tulle the?
plnceu of those who have moved nwny'
or have otherwise failed to keep ibeirl
pledges. Are not the lights of until-‘-
ciclil comfort nnd convenience as well‘
us protection to our rillonnrn. that. they:
may be nminialned by u general subf
scrlplion'f .Muut thc lights be discon-l
tinned after March lst'.’ ‘
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WEST l
NORWALK l3
Mirna Clara Tompkins spent iluudny'
at her home in West Norwelk.
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Wilfred \Vowndee. Alfred liutteryi
and Charles Brown. of llarien. were.
\‘initors in West Nor-wail: Sunday. 1
Miss Elsie ’l‘ompkinu. who has been?
ill for the last few days. is able to be;
about again and will resume her du-'
ties in li-ltnmiurd today. '1
“W“ "7
lWES’l‘PORT'.
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. AND .
SAUGATUCK ‘;
Charles ‘li. Romper (lo. 01‘ Went-1
port. him been incorporated. i.000§
whores nubncribed for. on which till.“
000 cneh and 355,000 property, have*
been paid. President, Chen. ll. Kent-f
per. will share»; trenunrer and welt...
pronldurl r‘lmrlon M. Romper. 25:
aileron; secretary. W, fl. Atwater. 20:
phones. ‘
nvm To nun eon oovmuon. ‘
mnmmnmuu, rob, ilnwlviichuell
.l. itynn, city solicitor of Philadelphia.
today published the formal annulmen-
ment of hi» candidacy for the Demo
erotic nomination for novernor oi"
Pennsylvania. .
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OPPORTU N lTl BS. l
W“
linen only bring: new continuum”.
added possibiiltleu. tor am who
are alive to melt chance: he quiet:
to tone panama or conditionl.
There it alum a- wily for the non:
ooientioul. skilled «one! to lot
mow-mite u fienunol Want Mu
tinting briefly and counted! your ex-
periment; tell at your proficiency Ind
min t position where mimic. well
directed mm vnl‘mlt in Main
Mancunian. \
The help wanted column or Til
Sentinel cover every mum line
at human cum. cm. union,
people. MWDW cit-ills. um'
:‘ all“
DAILY POEM
s
THE HOPELESS MAN.
(S. E. Kiscr. in Chicago Record-
Herald.)
“ The world appeared to him to be
'A dislinal. dreary place;
He looked at all things gloomily,
A frown was on his face;
He lost his faith. he hoped no
more .
To s‘ec his fortune rise;
To him existence was a bore-—
He needed exercise.
He jumped at every sound and
~‘ refined , »,
To be oppressed with leaf;
‘1
11:305st in bed at night or'
dreamed
That foes were lurking near;
He saw no promise out ahead.
He shunned the good and wise.
And longed to be among the
dead-—
He needed exercise.
He got to thinking other men
Connived to do him wrong;
His heart was filled with terror
when
He heard a clanging gong;
He lost the hope that he might
win
A mansion in the skies;
No poison oozed out through his
skim-
2 ml. dolirer all freight
downspout-w outrun Till m.»
. - ‘b ‘ .': l’lil’IMElfllnll. Feb. 2.-~$Unlted
semen Senator ‘tlilo‘urxo ‘1'. Oliver, oi
On and outer Monday, Jan. 12, fiennuylvnnin. in an address in at
.church here. last night. said that he
pexpected at the end of h s prurient
_ , '.. -. ., ‘ . . ‘ .. ‘ ._ ‘
P‘er 27 EaSt RiverlfiTnfi’afrfii‘h-‘flbis epic and return
Foot 0‘ Clilllefl‘lle Stv Good ionantfie to he~hadt~901
for Norwnlit and South Norwellt. the advertising.
rm: NORWALK sramom LINE.
GEORGE F. FOOTE. o, r. A.
.- . .. .cHlfilieifimttsmhilLS
S—nmwu . ,. .
wales. peeled with ‘lllvic Ribbon.
Talus no nth». 1h. of our
‘ln . Ami-lard) ~(ll $8.1m???
. I “WA mum. in: no
9‘ pm unmarried. dulm. Alwuyulcllalm.
' W SOEBY‘DRUGGISISEVEWMERII
”0%.. ......- ....-........ ..._ .. . .. ..- , . . m.
0 you WEAR eta-ease?
it so are you untieiied that they 1
have been fitted to your eyes in a > .
correct and proper manner! Hue;
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? it
they haven't or you need gluon.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE.
OPTICIMI.
‘ Noam I. KWIGI‘ Building.
No. 155 W at.
W
Opposite Hoytlu Theatre.
. Monday. “inland. and Frldlyl
Evenings. 6: to 9.
‘N. Y. ”MOSH-727 .th Ave" 9 to
n .p. at. daily.
RANGE Q.
is we most complete in m
cities.
The Reed & Volk T YORK. ‘PERFEUI
. ACORN
Electrical Co.
Also Repair. tor All Hang-o.
The Only Fully Equipped -
‘ . ELECTRICAL 8H0?
, ... m Tm \ Jones 81 Hotc‘hkiss
(é AUTO auntie: company
Phone nos -50 80. Main st. ‘7 w‘" 3" "‘W‘m ‘
2 so. Nowell. umzc mu Bloch.
&
a WWDA‘“W KW
7‘13‘. '1' 'a 1,3», ‘( a fay“, a"
hac~txox~outugx§xcuuxvnouc
For unto-nut: “Pills
FRED. H. GANUNG.
"Funeral‘Dircctur and
Embalmer.
Office-rid numeric.
Telephone 904
usa. Main ‘31. SD. -"
Always tht‘ Latest '.hlnga in
WALL
PAPER '
Painting
Paper llatwsitn;r
V Decorating
The Gotham Co. .
‘iil First M. £3“ 'Norwlik
,ulk. ‘
f flble, by phoning or Se" Zing lo:
5““ whenever any part of you.
‘ 'ennitnry equipment arnMra to -.
be out of order in the .eaet. m .
4 “Home-mode" repairs nro'
1 .1: makeshlite at beat. out. are thuj.‘ .
costliest in the long run ‘
pluoe your plumbing, _' whom:
an cur shoulders, and We will
solve them promptly and enlis-
LOVERS
V 1 HF. PLACE
Tan. High-cut Storm Shoes.
A sturdy shoe for skating
and wct \t‘cnthcr.
$2.50, $3.00.‘
MEN’S
magma. Storm. Shoes,
$5.00.
Cork Sole Shoes,
$5.00.
Oren about.
$4.00 to $6.50.
BOSTON HUB
RUBBERS
Poetics
30013
Glover’s Shoe Store
Cut the High Cost _
of flying by Boring
COKE
. Cheaper and
t. Cleaner Titan Coal
No Antics to Sift ,
Telephone 68
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