: .=c;‘
V‘ tiVnd district, is ill at her home.
"a Tour weeh‘s' Illness.
. daughter of’ M1.
. March
" York city to begin his duties.
territory to which M‘r.
, Market as soon as his strength ViV'e-
autumn , V
Tatum-111111 1239.
1
1111.1. JOllll H. Gallagher, *oi’the Sc‘c-l
Mrs. George H. Raymond'flnd. oi‘
Ii-lnrriot street, First district, is ill at
her home.
Mrs. Joseph W. Gorhnm, of West
street, is confined to her home by an
attack of the grip.
Mm. John H. Wehle, of Morgan nvc-
111111, is able to be up and around after
The annual meeting of the Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company wi.l
be held at the Central Fire Station,
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Huntington
have given Vup housekeeping and are
now making their home with Mrs. He-
lena. A. 'Van Alstyne, in Bayview ave1
.nue.
"l‘he lspoclal iiuace committee of the
downtown Iliaptist Church appointed
thy the pastor at the morning service “
yesterday will meet at the parsonage
this evening at 1:30 o’clock
The usual lunch was served at the
South Norwalk Club, Saturday even-
ing. There were many members on
Gland to enjoy the fury.’ ‘Bowling. pool,
billiards and cards were popular.
A horse on ned by William Ryan or?
the First district, become all played
out last week and its misery nus em.
ed by a ieadeu pellet from the trusty
revolver of Sergeant, Thomas i-lunt.
Mrs Berta hi. Richards. ol li West ‘
pt:‘1«et.epent the week end a; 111 Sunday
in New \ork city, caring.r for the little
and Mrs. Arthur '1‘.
Murray, who were visiting friends in
Allentown.
11'. E. Mathews, of West street, has
returned from a business .trip which
took him to Washington, D. C. While
in the capitol city. Mr. Mathews mot
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan and
had a little chat withhlm.
The exchange of‘ Police Sergeantu
Thomas Hunt and J. Harry Gibson
took place yesterday. to last until
16th. This brings Sergeant
Hunt to the Second. dictrlct nnd'sends
Sergeant Gibson to the First district.
There were nine sales of real estate
In Norawlh. last week, the same num»
bur 1111 there were for the last week of
February. 1013. The mortgagor;
11111011111011 to $11,350,111; against $11. 500
for the last neck of itebruary, i'iIfi.
“'l‘hom'hq h’ioNally, oi Dunb‘ury. who
was rocohtly appointed a travelingr rup-
rosentutirc oi' the United Iltatteru 0i
North America, iol't today for Now
"The
1Mc‘NaIIy will
be unsigned has not been detormlnod
11 let. 1
Woo-own
' ‘ .lohu ii. Gallagher. who ban been ill ‘
tor four weeks, was able to be out on
«Saturday for a short walk.
Mr. Gai~
111111191» had an illness which clonely up
broached pneumonia. 'Ilis many
friends are pleased to learn of his Im-
provement and will be glad to ace him
back at his duties in Clark's New Yuri:
turns
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.A delegation of ten members 111‘ tho
Knights of Columbus item 111111111111 at. 3V .
tended the 11111111111111.1101: 11! 1111;
fourth degree 111111, banquet at c He
tel illstor,1Niiltul York, yesterday. in
1111; party were John fiheehan, Albert '
a911, William T Howard. Cornet
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The first Draped Skirts
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Now is your chance to
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.c
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you may inspect this charm-
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2 reel “Gold Seal" mllih‘ary feature.
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Learn the Tango
All the dances nowadays consist of
tho mdoern dances. Why he a wall-
l10wer? The Maxine ”floatation
1 Walty, One Stop and all other modern
dances guaranteed for $5 ,In private
lessons at ‘
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Every Afternoon and Night.
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' GREAT
Selling Out
Clothing sale
ALL CLOTHING MUST BE VBOLD
M."
LOUIS AVRICK
P. 0. Black.
south Norwalk, Conn.
. HVONVVESTV JIMMY. ,
“plant 1 see your mother just go
tug across into as i came up tho front
steps, Jimmy?” naked Mrs. Bueybody
as the small boys head came into
view around the corner of the partial
ly opened door. 1,11 . ‘ »
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Four long MW 11 of the Whistle a
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to school for the following session
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telephone 1711
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Private boxes will only be when 21
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Melanin Echooi (III'IVIIIB
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‘2’~Seavlew Ave. 11rd First St 1,
Isa-Roulevarl and Second St.
thwe Ave. and Filth 8t.
- lit-«Boulevard and Blackstone at (T!
1! Keysnr 81.13111! um.» Hill Ave
IB—Koysel 81.11111! Duck Pond rd. (Tot
Isnsnore Haven (Tel. )
or m. Irina location of “an. an um
ill be gran 11. name-lb
ro on rnmlson whore located
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no lghisf. or a ting chic noon arrive
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Inxoo Mission of public «choc
I-it—Tmnty- mo. at 12:30 9. In.
«salon or public taboo
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13—4111er Avenue and Orchard Street.
12-43111 Elm: end dauhor Avenue
«kwm- Avonuo.‘ need: too armory.
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and Wilton emu».
18—min: a root end North Avenue.
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ri~wns bland sound to MVeKinon at.
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swfmu Hi to Puiilrom'i
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1' m.~'W¢nt and South Normal.
Weill on So Nona.“
nthew ork and out
p. in. «most an‘o south IVorvtnllL
p. m.-Danbury divis'lon.
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kliixhiond Ave to N. 7.. N I10 I .
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blown down the loss in this lnstanw
{alone belqu placed at $6,000. The
{barnsvi 11.111111111111211 by it M Good-
rich, of Hartford. At the Connecticut
Iindustrial School for Girls, a cottage
was Paprpot'edv
I Throughout the city
I1heaten5‘doWu, plants destroyed.
{many cellars flooded.
lSpIrituaiiIt Tower Crush“ Cottage.
NIANTIC, "March 2.-1Durlng the
{storm Sunday afternoon. the big
jtoweri‘at the Spiritual Camp Ground
was blown over. landing on the cot-
iloge owned by Mrs. Annie Bronson,
i which it crushed Fortunately no one
}was injured. The tower was built
labout thirty years ago by L1H. Burn-
“ham, and was intended for observa-
:tIon purposes. it was about 100 feet
ihlgh.
lMora swore Weather In New Janey
i ATLANTIC CITY, N. ‘J. ., March 2.—
1Driven lay a high wind,’ the snow-
}storm which began Sunday morning
assumed blizzard proportions at flight-
glall,a:1d early today it 111111 sweeping
Southern gh‘ew Jersey with 11115115111111;
intensity} The storm is one 08 1th;
worst oxpcriontcd hero in ,thiity
years. ‘At‘ midnight nli1 recorde' for a
March snow-fail had been broken.
A large portion of this; city 1111': in
:dnrkness last night through the “rip
leling ol’ the electric light plant, Tel
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trees were
and
egraph and telephone wires have been .
‘levelcd. Railroad 'and trolley trailic
l were badly delayed and vehicular trot.
{do about the city was at a standstill.
Tram Servace Annulle.
IMNtlililtY. March SvAil train
iSCIVICD orur the Central New England
5 Railroad, 1111-31, (if-Dunlmry, was annui
‘lrd this morning. and thcre is no to i-
Vlng when it can} be resumed. The
giant train to reach ‘I‘Ivanbnry loom
j l’cnghkrsusle 111118 the, nassengnr lr'in
idue here last evening. at 'l: 07 oHclocll
.thich did not reach here 1111111 11:47
11. m. A, mill: 1 niu due here at 8: I1
,han not come through, and.ls~sald lo
the stalled somewhere west of Hope-
’1 wall Junction.
l The west-innud express 10’: here
’Iast evening not very lato, but was 1m-
11 m.——c noun Station. Dunbar: n. labie to get 11110111111 uni returnnd to
it
apnnnury. arriving 1here at 5: 30 o'clock
this morning. it was sent down to
3.1'cw Yoricyln llawlovville and 1i'lri'ive.
.Vpcrt The 91111111011111 Federal rxn rows
in annulled over We division
whore west (it Pauchko" pain.
(In acc‘Ount oi the dangerous condi-
lion ol' the track between llorkshr‘
lam-tum mm Brookflo‘d lunclion ll
girains to and from Pittaileicl 111111111111
llanbury are.
throuvh Ilnwleyvllle' 1111111111111
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. inverting the water In the Still River
{rose .no that it was flowing over the
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South Normal}: Postagfice ,
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7;: 'I’UNNY F ish, Avalon b1 and, V2 ibcan 151: I;
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company loft port today in search of
ITO.
The barge was blown ashore on
Shippau Point during a January gale
while 1bound in with a cargo of coal.
The coal was later removed and Ro-
mano placed in charge until the
barge could be towed back to New
York, Yesterday a tug arrived wi‘h a.
tow and was to have taken the Rose
back, but when the tug isteamed out to
the anchorage, some distance 11111
shore. no trace of the barge could he
found. it is believed she was torn
I: om hcr moorings during the heavy
blow of yesterday and carried out to
sea if she did not founder.
Advertisers
Where andWhat
to Buy
Home furnishing is an art. but you
will find it a very easy matter
furnish the home attractive, and
up-todate {rum the complete, stack
shown by a J. Collins (‘0., as the var-
ious departments ranging from par-
lor to kitchen are completely stacked.
See advertisement.
Crepe de chine, Sahara, curtain
serious and summer cottons at the D.
in. Read Company
“MN
The South Norwailc Trust Como”
pany‘s Christmas Savings Club will
start March ”16th.
1
Tuesday’s spcgai at Dickerman &
Son’s will be floor coverings. See
prices in adv
Charles Brand says you can buy
cheaper and get yo.1r.V repairing done
cheaper. It will pay you to keep,
track of Ills various advs. 1
Great values in every department. ‘
atV-ililntz's. Sumo oi the prices will
be found inVVlldv, V
1311111111: 1111191 on canned goods at
Andrew Darcy's. The adv. will give ,
you a list of goods and prices.
W. A, l‘laniord advices you to let.‘
his experienced nun Overhaul tile“,
transmission of your auto. The adv."
will give you further details.
Special 11an of houses at Kricgcr’ .1
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