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cocoa on Nil-K. as
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The Girls Friendly! society as
Grace Church will enjoy a supper bib
evening at 6: 30 ociock.
lilac Roxina ”Ballard. of Net-wall.
spent the week-end in Bethe! with In
W Hanna. 103 South Street.
a
Paley Smith. ticket agent at the
Dethbl station of New York, New
linen and Hartford railroad, has re-
signed his position
—WEDNEsnAv, MCENELLEY'B
Blnglng Orchestra. Norwalk Army.
Latest song hits and dance male.
The ioriy- second anniversary of
.Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order oillnltfid
American Mechanics, will be calm,
.ted on Friday evening in Progress
Forum Hall, 100 Washington street.
Endeavor circle, King's Delights-s.
will meet tomorrow alternoon at the
home of Mrs. Milton Elwood. 10 Rowl-
strcet. East Norwalk, at 3 o’clock. '11.
members are requested to attend.
In. the Red lion's pool tournament.
played last evening in the quarts-a, our
West Washington street, Jack Lane
was defeated by Red Williams bytha
score of 100 to 70. Both were rated at
100 . ‘ s
Dfinhury wit? Trained slim
me inginSoth or fiktddu
ed to effect a permanent organisation
of the Falri‘leld county farm bureau.
‘ by G. Mortimer Rundle,,W. r. Tendin-
sougilbdwln Targett, A. V. A. NM
mA ii. Pillow. A B. Brundsge and 0.
H Brundage. The meeting is being
held this afternoon in the South Nor-
wallr City Hall—Danbury News.
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1 . ,~Notice. Junk orders intended for
_1»1-«Willism Edron, should be telephoned
‘ ‘ to Samuel Jan's, successor. Cali ass.
1' 87 Fort street.
Routine business was. transacted
last. evening at the meeting of Pro-
gress fForum, No. 1. Fraternal Porn-
!asgue. Satisfactory reports was
made regarding the recent smoker in
celebration of the league's second Ill-
nlverssry.‘ The smoker is resulting in
.' considerable interest being manifested
In the league.
The entertainment committee, of
Lady Jennings Lodge met last even-
ing and finished planning for the cob-
web, social which the lodge will hold
be next meeting night, whichwiilbe
d'ebruary 17. ”All articles can he tell.
1 With‘Mrm Fannie Joyce, Monroestreet.
bruins. CharlesSolker. North Main
street. or Mrs. Elizabeth Davina.
:Chestnut street. or at the hall, any
time after 3 oclock the same attm
“moon of the social, Red Men's Hall.
Washington street. ‘
a “new—A
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mi; risk, or station
barman-mum“
wmmmm,
The Moire: 1,
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Windham“
'wonu-iomms-a
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Will-ssh cod Liven. Salli}
West. .
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UNDERTAKER
m use users estimate
a wastimerofl er.
Routine business was transacted
new!” at the meeting of Uncss
MLOJLN
W
A usher will be held this evening
h the ”has of the Billikes Club.
on W street.
c. A. Hollow-Is. of Wflmum
1“ his million with the H. Kris-
welothha store, on Washington
roast. '
W Andrew; Leary and sis-
tc lbs Grace hoary. oi South Nor
‘ walk. wire Sunday visitors at the
ions of Hr. and hire. Edvard Marv.
No. I: Filth street, Bridgeport.
A valentine social may follow the
m at Ophh- Chapter. 0. E. 8.,
tomorrow waning. to be held in Ms;
sonic Temple. on South Main street.
~Valsetines, Valentines. Valentines.
Gd thu It Donnelly‘s.
In. Royal is. Comatoek, of Qulu~
am. of Burritt avenue, yesterday at-
tmdsd the funeral of a relative in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ilsa Ella Harrigan, of upper Nor.
lice she lost the sum of 819 some-
where between the Palace Theatre. on
,North Alain street, and uptown.
Ileesrs. linen- & Cumin have leased
,the two stores in the Pennington
float. on North Main street One will
oh a M and the quiet- will be used
IS A mull-tn {The losses have
MW ..-r
A large party of local Moosce are
phnning to attend the Loyal Order of
loose dance. to be given in Stamford
tonight, by the members of that city.
The unitary Branch. Company A. will
alt-Id ia lull force.
m where of Court Mahacltemo.
m of America. will hereafter
led in the new Red Men's Hall. on
West Washington street. instead of the
Knuth: of1Pythlas Hall. This was
decided upon at the regular meeting
last night.‘ other matters of routine
were disposed of. '
Scan but recently completed his new
factory increasing business has made
it necessary to add a brass, bronze and
aluminum casting department. This
means that fournew men will he em-
ploy‘ed at the start with probably more
added later. A permit was issued this
morning by the building inspector for
the new work. The. addition will be
35:“ feet and will cost $800. Work
will start immediately.
AttorneyJohn J. (lunch. of this city.
this amounts went to Hartford in the
interests or the case of Upton versus
Union. a contested divorce action,
which will be heard before Judge
court tomorrow. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Upton were former residents of South
News“. but are now residing in New
Maui. Attorney Cuueo represents
din. Union. with is bringing the suit
her behind is 00nt The case
is attracting considerable attention.
Whom the late Ami}. Orlich, the
South Iain street Jeweler. Wes learn
lug his hide in Paris, Frame, about
‘- almost singular luctdmt occur-
as clean as if it had
spilt, instead of a stone The
wad-soured and every part ek-
d-ueastdr. but no clue A
lI’vmidsr' i pay for it, and
never had a
when of the man's die-
couldn't stand the strain.
lard avenue, and Mrs. Frederick Lsr- ,
walk. has notified the downtown po-'
Sch-away, of the Hartford Superior.
and own diamonmurthur Little.
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South Norwslk
IMMUNE
Ill. IIIEISPIISIIEIII
(Continued from first page)
lowing the withdrawal of names from
the list the ticket was made up and
elected as renown-
President—~Dr. W. H. Alice. Ridge-
held,
Vice~Presideut—George A. Drew, of
Greenwich,
Secretary—Charles H. Dilworth, of
Norwalk.
Treasurer—J. Arthur Sherwood. of
Boston.
The newly elected president caused
ered his declination of the once by do.
claring that he would accept the hon-
4or under two conditions—that Mr.
Drew accept the vicepresldency and
$2,590 be raised to launch the organ
lisatlon properly. The members agreed
to both and Dr_’Aliee became the
head of the Farm Bureau. ' _ ..
During the deliberations of the hem ,
lusting committee Dr Allee introduca
ed W. H. Seeley, of the New Haven
lload. who spoke most interestingly on
the agricultural sitiidtion in New Eng-
land Mr. Sealey by reason at his po-
sitlon has become intimately sequoia
tee with the conditions inc he un-
q‘ualihedly stated that they needed re-
viving—and needed it badly. He spoke
of the advantages thit New England
soil offers to the farmers and cited
that nearly everything can be grown
on it. He quoted statistics showing
that vast amount of land now lying
dermsnt and which could be tilled
pmiitabll'.
The question of rural credit was
taken up briefly by the speaker. He
holds the opinion that the farmer is
not getting a square deal from the
banks. This subiect is now receiving
serious consideration and Mr. Seeley
predicted that the time is not far oil!
when the agricultural man will ob-
tain the credit which they are entitled
to. He dwelt on the 1 transportation
facilities. pointing out the unequal-
ed advantages offered. ,
By the provisions of the constitution
the bureau will have a directorate of,
thirty members. included in that num.
her being seven directors-stings. Be.
cause._of the absence of a delegate
from the townof Trumbull, a director
from that place was left open and a
director-at-large from Bridgeport was
held over for later selection.
, The folowlng directors were elect-
ed:
marriage. cum 1-1.“
Mid—Winter'“'Clcaran’ce Sale
~beg‘lns—
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11.
(swordsman)
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
a ripple of laughter when he reoonsld- ‘
Name Town
I. C. Atchison Sherman-
George Nevins New Falrfleld
Frederick Beers ' Brookfleld L
Prof. L'_ N. Johnson , Newtowu.
George M. Bundle Dsnbul‘y,
H. C. Judd Bethel
John T. Hunt Ridgefleld
William A. Grouse Reddins
Frederick P. Sherman , Monroe
G. M.‘Wakelee Huntlnstiln ,
Trumbull
F. E Blakeman Stratfordi
Elmore J. HawIey Bridgeport
Edward Gillette ‘ ‘1‘... mien
Iverson O. Fanton — - 1 fwostgli
. - Wilton
,0, G. Jennings ‘3 chime!!!
J. madame ' s‘“ WIRW
J. EULycett . Norwalk
Mr. Wood» ; New Canaan
ll. 13. Cook Dar-ion
J. H. Bede“ Stamford
George Dominick. Jr. Greenwich
Diwali-large
J. Arthur 8119er Dalton
D A. St. John ‘ New Gan-In
w. it. rot-s 1 M
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“Phone 446
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROIMGTIG.
chiropractic is the Minimum the
cans. of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is case
sdby a wrench. twist or main in
the hack liven if done in mildhood
Remunchedasrvasandoatlin
marshmaflflemoruasaae
Chiropractors more the cause oi
disease and psiu, health is restored
through harmonis'ing the serve an
tom in you body. We troubles
gives special annual: also curve
ture oi the spins. You will never so
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help m
lisaetio trestmmu am the.
T. Francis,‘D. C.
It Washlsaton M. It). Hamill. Gena
Graduate from Pain. ”00!. the
c
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A -w.
‘0on My ME tr 1 HURT vou.
My method of extracting. filling and
treating decayed or diseased teeth In
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS and pa-
tients need have no fear of the suffer-
ing‘ they were formerly obliged to un—
dergo when they came to me for relief.
Modern dents1,, cursory. combined
with my own secret process. enable
me to givs_you,,tlie;.best of soientliiq
attention without. any pain whatever.
and at small expense.
Remember. a cavity never grows
smaller after it starts, and if a tooth
stops aching it is only temporary re-
lief and later causes more pain than
ever. Come and see me. Consulta-
tions and examinations free. .
HOURS—O a. m...to 8 p. m.
Sundays by appointment.
DI‘. J. H; Mallory
16 80. MAIN 81“., BO. NORWALK.
Coal
. , ”Go.
rs. outfits, Eel-laced
subrmcar. shop
in on Toss
aura enemas
,. - Peon. dos-en so. am es.
1 lo. Novels. Mulls mu stock.
1.
m—w mm
masseuse
4 SOUTH MAM STREET.
Cabinet Folders ”Wuwmn
. Farashertttne.......t2Wdossn
“mm.” per dozen
New ONLY ..........75c perdoaen
GOMEQUIGK.
T ires Vulcanized
am: and ch in: to M
stnmaoa‘fifm
hand-116mm Workallsd
I» - n .- .;-;»,u up. ._-;-,.:-,c l ,-
i'or and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326-4
PE
1 has
7 {A
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KEEPING norm
The man who keeps his money
in the bank while he has plenty
cram a friend in the bank to
whom he no turn when he re-
quires funds. ‘
Haring ounlldemc in this Bank
begets its, wnfldenoe in you, and
noneofuscaaiotverylaron the
road to smseess without giving and
receiving confidence. This Bank,
has fairly earned your continence
through square dialling and help-r
I'll! mil», and will appreciate
your account.
the People’s Trust Co.
'18 WASHINGTON ST.
. so. NORWALK, CONN.
4 per cent. interest allowed on
Savings Depodtn . .
r s. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work, Best Prices
. es NORTH MAIN STREET
8. NORWALK ‘ PHONE 007
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Special Music
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Clifford Hotel
Rathskeller
NOTE—New entrance from illsaa
both Street.
not exposed/to the weather.
Gives best satisfaction to buy-
er. Best quality of coal‘ on
hand in an sizes. ,
Oud coal is discharged and
loaded automatically. This
means prompt delivery.
I u
' Oar marketnow abounds in the best
and freshest to be bad. Just a sight or
the display is enough to make you
want to begin eating. We couldn't
commence to tell you all the good
things that are here. Come and see
for yourself.
:Ghioito & Ruben;
were near. amen.
Harris 81 Cars
THIS WILL INTERIST MOTHERS.
blather Gray's Street Powders for
Children. a1 certain teller for Fever.-
lshneas. Itea’dsoh(,. Bad Stomach.
late the Mole told destroy Worms.
They break up acids in it! hours.
They are so pleasant to the team!
‘Ohildr'au like then. m 1s.ooo testi
metals used by Authors torso
yecrs. They never flail Sold by”. all
druggists. :50. Bonnie mailed
Address. Allen 8.01am“. Le Roy.
N Y.
Teething Disorders, move and rega—
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Long Clams opened at; the
market ............'.. 40c qt.
Frésh, Salt, Smoked and Canned
Fish.
14mg and Round Clams- .
Reckaway and Princess Bay
' O ystgi’s.
Cod Liver Oil;
CDTBEL‘S
BRIDGE MARKET
71Northlisisstreet
Fraleltiary. Phone ill-
\
A“
ransom
PW
Just to put a little kick in
the leg business, here are One
hundred trousers, cut to fit
the small pocketbook.
$2.50 Trousers .
$3.00 Trousers
$3.50 Trousers . .
$5.00 Trousers
$6.50 Trousers
13%
it
Look over your legs, but
dont’ overlook this chance.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwallr and So. Norwalk.
February
Cash
nasrr rumour mu m am
you.
Freight boat leal‘es Pier 21 East ~
River, New York (loot of m '3
151-). every day except Sunday, at. 8
1). us. Night renewal at Norwalk III
tobnmaadatSouth Nor-valiant
to 5: so g, In.
F. more. General Agent.
Geocse
run mum s. son-m ransom»:
TATIQN LINE. use.
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a filial or
phone to flannel Isle, accesses to
WmEd'ron, andyouwiilgstanah‘“
market for things which you don't
want, such as rots. ”DOM bottles.
rubbers.,scrap-iron. metals. feather
beds a specialty. Wears eating for ..
your call. Samuel
street. Phone m.
REG. 8! Fort
OF OUR
Furniture '
Sale.
2:? A 20 per cent Reduction 011 All Spot 7
Sales.
, All sets and single pieces of the must complete and varied stock I
. MIIQ- of Furniture in Norwalk are included. '
PROMPT FREE DELIVERY TO
ALL users or we crrv AND ‘ 1 ‘
amommc TOWNS. - .
Your Garage
“Heat; itwith GAS
There an very ei-
iicient garage healer,
operated by gas, now
on the market.
its store trouble with
your car is coldwcsther.
it one oi theseis uscdf- .
. Ask our Sales hepari-
meni for inll‘iniormsiion.
\
United Electric
Light & Water Co.
,.
\JJ
Great . _
Sensation sale
, fen ALI;
sensation cocoa
NEW and ascetic-HAND
M. «mam. ”
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‘ Home "let-51112.
Phone us. a? sent-H mm or.
‘ 43 MAIN arsssrfnoawux.
' FUNERALDIRIEOTORB.
OUR CUT FIJO‘VER
A SPECIALTY 0F FUNERAL DE-
SlGNS FROM ’1 UP ‘
South Norwslli “crest
280. Main St. . so. NOrwalk.
Phone 80d.
ERSHOP mm
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SMOKE
STRAIGHT-$2.25 BOX 0F 50.
onsvros‘sv Psarscrion. s or. ‘,
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tritium, iii to...
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audEMBALMERS
Office—95 Main Street.
Phone—~347 -4.
LADY- ATTENDANT.
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COAL
3M, 15%. Filed
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