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pay that“ you can depend on In time
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.2laoreslitood company.

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Singing Orchestra. Norwalk Armory.

,, tectlve Sergeant Thomas Leatherland

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, Yen road this afternoon stepped off at; 111118. of! Deep Riv er, ls secretary_

jgouIlI Norwallt 511 one of the usual in- I .. ..
. ‘zpectlon trIps. TIle'y IrdIeIed In a prl IA FALSE STANDARD OF CULTURE
ate car 2 llas‘ gsIhed glouud in this century

. Hall.

I Mr. and Mrs Vermin Castle Starring!

‘ NAcadelny

Frederick W. Nunlau
I‘ ”being tuienty ‘tind‘ over. ‘

SPECIAL, SPECIAL, SPECIAL
“Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable

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The committee on the moon: 1?: I
mucous Club dinner to be held
mumsmonmcu or z.
2 will moot It the once of Attorney
George H. Voaburgh this evening.

 

 

The divorce action of Godfrey yet-
so W7. local residents. is ache
duled for a, hearing is the superior
court on February 12th Attorney
John J. Genes, of this city, represents
Mrs. Godfrey.

 
 
 
 

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Building Inspector Clarence ii Finch
has,,recelved s complaint concerning
afamily In Crauhnry living In a house
that is most unsanitary In many par-
! tieulars.11n Investigation will be com
Iducted next Thursday ‘ ~ '

SOUTH INORWALK TRUST (:0.
BUILDING_

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The bulldtug Inspector today Issued
permits to. C. W. Pennell to Install
bathroom fixtures In the F. J. Wil-
liams house, 17 Elm street, and to
=Reed & Volk to Instal la motor for
. ' Frank Niskio, of Fort street.

 

BREVITY,

United States Marshal Sidnel E.
Hewley will sell at auction, Friday,
the libeled fishing boat. Mattie 13.,
near the Kimberly avenue bridge in
West Haven and on saturday the
marshal will sell the steamer Mer-
chant at the dock at the merchants“
Steamboat line in Stamford. Both
sales take place at noon

Routinebuslness was transacted ' last
.ysvenins II? the, members of Douglas
Fowler Post, G. A. R,

\ Andrew Hanson, of South Norwalll,
has sold to Quinta Baldino, of Rall-
road avenue, a lot on Sound View Ter-
race: 2

s—WEDINESDAY, M’CENELLEV's

The case of B White. of Westport

t on hits an da ce music.
Lates ‘5 g d n " Versus Maryltlary Pepe, of South Nor-

One of Norwalk's smallest yet grow-
Ing factorich is that of S Scour &
Sons. on Day street. Although Mr.
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’I'roliwood, of the uptown court, yes»
terday. The claim is for 3122 for the
Ishingilng of a roof. Attorney John J.
2 'Cuneo represented Mrs.‘Pe”pe and Mr.
1 White was represented by Attorney
Louis Goldschmidt. The case closed

The. semiannual reports of Chlefo
Police William R. Pennington and De-

his his decision.
The annual meeting of the Con
Barney Polley, of Monroe “we" will uecti cut Probate assembly will be held
this afternoon represent the local:at the rooms of the City Club, 'No 7
at the hmermit‘entrai row, Hartford. Wednesday.
of a prominent resident of Stamford. 11‘ Mm”) 17 at 10. 30 in the forenoon
2' The business Will Inelnde the elec
The house committee for the lionleI tlon 2.0! officers for the coming your,
for the Aged will hold a cake sale at reports of cdinmlttees. and discus
64 Wall street. on Friday afternoon. I relating to probate

Ision of matters
:{he prceIeds will be used to furnish the courts, Inclusive of proposed 19.,“
com.

lation affecting them ~ Judge Mar
Iain, of this. city, is president of
A BMW M officials 2“ the ,New Ho ;the assembly. .and Joseph B Ban

 

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ulllclll Ioolgs’; upon the beta log and
Irearhlg of children as something
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:day completed installing except one yI course Mild \ulgm‘ and to. be avoided

I Of-
:ttracIixtI‘ “gfltugnflx‘QZTi?1;:(myIbut the advent. of Eugenics means
ce 0 m c D e 3 much for the motherhood of the race
{Happy- Ie the Wife who though weak

Samuel ‘Po'lley, of Monroe street. ulll'and ailing, depends upon Lydia E"
tomorrow visit New York where heIPInIlhams Vegetable Compound to

will attend ”Watch Your Step" withI

P. H. li‘IeIdIng, oI' the East Side, to

 

aches and bucltaches are a thing of
the past, Drape sons and fair dough

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Nine prospective harbors were put The twenty fourth annual meeting
. (of the Connecticut Association of
through the usual couiseuof sprouts, Classical and High School Teachers
”mm” ”mm" m A] ”mm” will be held In HIllhouse High School.
barber chop,- on Washington street. New Haven 061111.. on Saturday, Feb
The. examinations were didcm‘tlgiihazfi ruary 27,1915. The morning seasion

EvamlntIrs The number of llpplicantsland an exceptional address on "The

 

 

 
 
 

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Swift’s Compound Lard 3.

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walk‘. was heard before Judge E. M." 22

at 1 o',clock Judge Lockwood reserv- 2‘

”men the some evening." says Evars. mtg”, and break up a severe bold

.2 hoppened to mnke It

rcstor‘e her to health, and “hen head».

. beginning at 10: 30 o'clock will be de-‘
,Crottey, of the State Board of BarberI voted toabusiness and general reports

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SPECIAL WW DISPLAY
OF SPRING HATS

Dresses " ‘
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(From the Baseball Magazine—vs Boo-2
ton Braves Special Issue) M'Pspe'c Cold Compound" Ends and
John Evers tolls In the BERN“ Colds or Grippe in a Few Hours. I
Magazine just how he made that boneI Relief comes Instantly.
in the World Series: I A dose taken every two hours until
"I was apprdached By newspaper three doses ans taken sill end grippe

“and “died about the play and how iI either Inn. magma“. chest,
Isdmitted free-gum“ m” . .2 . _
ly and frankly that It wp 'a bone andI It ,pmmmly we”. ci'ogg'gd. .“p “hos
.let it goat that“ I have 'I said any-Itrus and air passages in the head.
thing about It since. It was a bone-I2 stops nasty discharge or nose run
head .play. There Is2 no'doubt abolltI hing. relieves sIck headache dullness.
that: But 1 don't think“ that It was as feverishness. sore throat sneezing
much of a bonehead play as It seemed. soreness and stiffness.
though I why he prejudiced I , Don‘t stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
“When that ball was hit to me I With and shuttling! Ease your throbbing
anxious to get It. I had my mind on head' Nothlnmpise in the world gives
.gettlng It just as. soon as possible. for. snob prompt relief as “-Pape’s Gold
with three men on and the sme In ex— Compound. " which costs only 25 cents
tra. innings any slip may mean a at any drug store}. It acts without
score. No doubt I was too anxious assistance, tastes nice. causes no in
and It Is no excuse 1121 Was; At an? convenience Be sure you get the
rate the ball made a rather awkward genuine, .3
bound before It reached me and hltf
.me In the chest. It hurt some and dis- scoring It Isn‘t very pleasant for me
concerted me to that extent, though 1 to think 01’, though I was fortunate In
am not saying that was an excuse forI that my mlsplay didn't cost the game,
my playing It as I did. When It Struck I for we won out In the end It was the
me in the chest it bounded away sever-2i oddest play I ever made and the hag-d
el feet and I made after It mechani-I est to explain now. though It seemed
cally But as I chased it the thought perfectly shuffle to me at the time."
was 'In my mind that Izhe game was: “It was a bone play. I wont deny
iost. I was sore to thinlr I had let the that." said Siailings, “but we all make

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In the. urinal high school curbicula. All'
teachers in high schools In the stake
of Connecticut lire Invited and urged
to attend. ‘

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The afternoon 13.111 :be devoted to 0011- good fielding on my part the game was n that time The spirit or the players,
ferences lathe various subjects taught lost, we had fought so hard to win horrever. 1 want to W- was the finest

‘ the game was lost. and that it was my

_ throw the ball. {But I didn't see Mur- to play and we’ll win the rag sure. It
2 phy before he reached the plate. I wasn’t your fault. everybody slips Ill)
2 don’t know how I woald have meme in a while: And they fairly pull-

‘ . with my head down kicking myself to

ball get away from me like that. on them. If no one ever made more than
what looked lilies simple step. lwas Evers, baseball would be a, different
{Word to think that through a lack of game. But even he had his share at

IThat was all.2; I didn't think of the thing I have ever seen on a ball
(men on the bases. I didnt think or. ground. Naturally meg-s was com
the crowd or the other players on the pletely knocked out when the realism
team.- lt didnt even occur to‘ me that tlon of what,» ind done came over
It made any diflerence whether the him. He sat. on the bench like a'man
Athletics scored one run or twa runs 591an 0;- Mickey. with2pa1‘alysls
so long u‘s they scored For I felt that I tried to get him out of It by telling
him, ‘Brace up, so the Young players
failure to field It, that had lost it. won't see you In the dumpa;’2 But. he
While I was recovering the ball didn't And then evéry man en the
Scheng was scoring and Murphy going team time over and tried to cheer.
to third. But seeing that I Tied to; a hail _ Neilltmlnd John, they said,

 

Now I became faintly sisal-e that the yet and show them. Even if the game
other players here yelling at me to is lost. what of It? There's Three more

if I had seen him, for Murphy to one ed him out of. his minimum by main
of the fastest men In the game. {Emb- strength It w‘ps P grand exhibition or

I don't know. But I didn‘t see himysee that later: in the some Eran m

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trance Murphy kest 0'11 t0 the relate ‘the game Isn't over yet. We'll will.

silly I could have caught him sll'rlsht. team ell-operation. and .1 was glad to

until after he had. crossed the plate able to help. most effectually In the '
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AN ISLAND.

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My dream is of an Island-place
‘Whlch distant Seas keep lonely,
A‘ little island on whose face
The stars are watchers only.
Those bright still stars! theyynccd
not seem '

Brighter, or stiller in my dream.

An island full of hills and dolls,
All dumpied and uneven

green
swells, “ '

recesses, , sudden
And odorous valleys driven

So deep and straight that alwais
there ‘

The wind is cradled to soft air.

 

 

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a Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)

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eou‘m NOBWALK To NEW YORK:

A. n.——1;arx. 5:3“, 5:42: 6:00,
6:571, 7:18;. 7:46. 8:18;, 8:59x, 02.1911,
9:40, 10:38:, 10:51:, 11:61. ‘

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New YORK To soon-I NORWALK.

A. ~M.~4:l'lx, 5:30, 6:43. 8:00x, 8:51x.
9:15; 10:02:, 10:05. 10:50x, 11:03. '

 

.P. lit—12:033. 1:05, 2:0“, 2:51 1.
3:30x, 3:55, 4:26, 5:05:71, 5:24, 5. 28,2
snox, 6:06, 21:10:, 9:37, 11: -15x,!
12:00x.
Sundays.
A. M.—6:00, .8:00X, 9:00, 10:02x,
10:50:.

P. lit—«12:10, 1:02x, 3:39x, 5:02x,
5:04, 6:.01x, 7:09x, 8:101: 11:15x,l
12:00x.

sourH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN

A. M. —-:12 33:, 1:131. 6:05, 7:15,
9:15x, 10221831, 11:11:, 1125711.
2F. Sir—12:03, 1:23, 3:15x, 4:28, 5:17,-
6:1“, 6:47. 7:09x. 9:25x, 11:20. '
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A. 'M.—12:23x, 1:13x. 7:43, 02153,.

10:13.11:11x;11:57x. I
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A. NIH-0:13. 8:27,.9:59x.2 _ ._
P. M.-1:255 4:38, 0:20, 7:22.

 

Sundays.
A. M.:—-1tl 37.
P. M.-2:15, 7:25.

DANBURY TO gOUTH NORWALK.
A. Mn-S: 00. 7:28,8:18.‘10:03x, 11:50.
P M.—-.-4: 21. 6:39

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10:83:. 11:61. , 2 1
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. , -. single. Underwood}

72 Remington. all otherI.2e.

rushes, sold, rented. i; 2

1 “2‘22 qspairsdh- Rentals, 38

‘I’ per month. Machines
2 sold at 35 per month.
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that early English designers made fa.
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nowadays. We have
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56 Water street, where I WI“ conduct quality. beauty and ‘du;ab[nty of OI"? ‘,
a First Class Plumbing Establishment Immimm always satisfactory

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Fire headquarters, 36 Van Zant Street
’ Telephone 170

{iv—Fitch School (private).

'Prlvate boxes will only be pulled
for are on premises‘where located.

A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours or s
p m and 3 a. m., giving location of
Ilre, an alarm Will be given from near-

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'212v—East Washington and Fort Sts.
214—Vau Zandt'St. and Osborn ‘Ave.
218~Eust Ave. and Roma St ‘
217~Wlnileld St. ‘
Mil—Fort and Charles Sts.
2242-Esst Ave. and Fitch St.
225~§t. John St. and Edli‘e Ave. ’
332—Sedvlew Ave. cndFlrst St.
SSE-«Boulevard and Second St.
ado—Cove Ave and Fifth St.
387~Boulovsrd and Blackstone at

his; minimums .

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