DAGE EIGHT
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Fire lnsnrance‘ficts
YOU SHOULD KNOW.
Fire Insurance means more than
honest intentions. Six out of SEVEN
Fire insurance Companies. organized
in this county. have failed or abandon-
ed the business. To LIVE and furnish
real indemnity a company must have’
{vi-5 ”1!»
Mri Aaron
ark. N. J.
The regular rehearsal of the
walk Symphony orchestra has
on West avenue.
resources to back up its policies. Come.
in and look over the resources of some
of the companies represented by us
and then pick a. big substantial com-
pany that 315w“ depend on in time
of trouble. lt costs no more to insure
In a real good company.
Taylor & Golden
SOUTH prALK TRUST CO.
.. HillLolu‘o,
Telephone ‘
ll NEW
MW
Miss l.ucillc ltoyd, of Elmwood
35
11111-11111». is ill with chickenpox.
Miss M. A Butler of Brooklyn is
visiting Mrs, J? H. i‘ralvt'ord, ll
Cannon street, Norwalk.
~lianner Homemade ilakcry. 5
Monroe strcct.
lidpar 'l‘. llatcs. of West Norwalk.
brought a load of people from that
placc to thc West .-\vcnuc Methodist
Church sl'l'1iccs last evening.
Miss Florcncp McMahon and Master
Horace McMahon have returned to
their homc 011 Hillside street alter
a pleasant visit ill New York. during
which time lllt’y enjoyed it perform»
once at thc Hippodrome
ld,\'ia l'illltilanl alld son Rain
l1a1e rcturn
Mrs
“land of Hillside strcct,
cd home from a pleasant visit in
Stamford; They were nmom: those
present at the Stamford Theatre ‘at-
llrday at the perlormantc of Twin
Beds '
—F=110'Av LUNCHEON POPULAR.
At (‘ountry Club. special lullchcon is
ser1ed Fridays. that is bcing enjoi'cd
by many regularly. l'llUlli‘ reservation,
William .l. Mcllugh, Jr.,
rctcivcd a handsome prize 111' 11 gold
and silver inatoh‘sltt‘o, won by the
yntllt Natoma, 011 June “Zitth. till-t. The
match box was lllt‘ first prize in the
match 11111» of thc Scawnnllaka t‘tu'iir
tltittn Yacht (‘lllb’s events.
, 3 1
The 11111111111 mcctillt: ol’ the Wcst Side
lmprovclncllt Association will beheld
ill the lt'lolldikc Club building, this
evening, at 5 o'clock. Thc business of
the ltlcctillgufilll be the clcclion of ol-
ficcrs for ”ironstone year, After the
business lllccling all address 011 “Mn-
ni-cipal tlovcrnlncnt Efficiency," will be
dclivcrctl by Dr. B. M. ltastall, a well-
known political l'CDlltlilllSl and indus-
trial expert. Dr. liastall been
identified with many of the most im<
portatlt municipal and lndllstrialmovc-
ments ill Massachusetts. New York
111111 the Middle West. anti is 111111 fitted
to discuss municipal efficiency. It is
earnestly rcqucstcd that cvcry mem-
ber lnakc a spccial ctl‘ort to be press
out,
has
REGULAR PRICES
Sal llcpltticzt. -5c sin ...... 181:
Sal licpatica. 50c sizc 36C
8111 llcpzltica. $1.00 sizc 72c
Mcrck‘s Milk Sugar . . . .. .. 25c
llootl's Sal'saparilla ........ 80c
Doall's Kidncy li‘ills ... . . . . . 40c
Stillson-Powell Corporation
82 WASHINGTON_ STREET.
‘elltllid ycstcrday
yesterday
.1 of his success in Uncle
Mr. and'Mrs. Frank Harmon.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M Wolfe,
returned to their home in New Iiavuen
'Routine business transacted
last culling at the meeting of the t‘ iv.
it Service Retirement Assoi iation.
held .1 the (i, A. R. upper Norwalk.
I was
It Was decided not to send a dclcgatel
to lllt' national (envention this year.
éai‘tineau. of Woodward
t avenue. has returned to her home after l
. a pleasant visit with friends ill New-j
Nor- 1
held 7
last night in the High school building,
who ‘
have been spending several days withi
have
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENINOVBm
,r
.111 THE EAST 1111111111 13111111111 -
SMOKED
SH OULDERS
Fresh from the Smoke House
Lean and Tender
1201b.
1 125 Washington St.
East India Tea Go.
Phone 371
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.1... PHYSICIANS lllSCllSS
r1 gular niontlllv business meeting to-
night at the home of Miss
Jackson South Main street.
bets are rcquested to be present
All mem-
acted.
Attorneys
_a new still ill behalf of Mrs.
livers.
(‘ommon l’lcas, Bridgeport. on the first
1 Tuesday in March.
Surat .1111 Thomas
arrested Louis lloz~
lcr, of Lexington 111cl1uc, chargl'tl with
111111 1'1111111'111,
l‘wtt tivc
:1ozls111.p.11'1 119‘ 1111 11111-
und also assault 'l‘llls tttorlliily Judi:
l\l’t)i:ll tincd llllll $5 and ltlllllllllt' tl tht
111st, parolini: Mr, liozitr.
t‘ity t‘lcrk Joseph J. Linxweilel
ycstcrday uttcrnoon swoi‘c ill Samull
ll't‘l‘tlllil. Audit-w Xoonan, :tlld Stv'plit'll
,l'.oltlls. recently appointcd census
takt‘rs for thc Sscond lIislritl. 'lll-
lllI‘L'l‘ men are now cngapcd ill their
work, which they hopc to tolllplclc by
the first of March.
.1 Martha Washington party will be
the novel entertainment which the
111cmbcrs of Eureka ltchckall Lodgc, l
(l. 0. l"., next Friday cvcning, will 11111
joy. 'l‘llosc lllclnhcrs who so desire are
urged to wear old-l‘asllloncd colonial
t'ostllllit's. that tho correct all‘
beaddcd to the occasion.
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The regular monthly
l‘1llintlship Association 1’. N, (1., of
Eureka Rebekah Mdgt‘,l last.” evcning,
was held tit the home of Mrs. Earl
’lllonits. ill ltowayton. 0111' now 111cm
but was taken into tllc115s111'lnti1ul,alul
following the transaction of rcgular
business. rcfrcshlnonts wore scrvcd
and a delightful social timc enjoyed.
meeting of
'l‘hrcc chickens were stolen last cv-
1'nini: close onto midnight, from the
yard of Mrs. t‘harles Fish. on First
strcet. l'ltist. Norwltlk. ()llict'r It. 1’.
Moore lllvcstigatcd. He found a large
nutnlur ol‘ chickons noisll1 complain
111;: bctauso of the interruption ill
their slulnbcrs. bllt no thict’ was ill
sight. The matter will be further in-
rcstipatcd,‘
sell of Mr. anti Mrs.
50 \\'oo1l1var1l avtn
lz'lc, was 111110111: the null pointers
:1I11'111'1l tllc t'llitcd States battleship
“(:eoriria. " who received a substantial
plizc ill cold 1'.oln 11 hell the\; "'111y De-
pattmcllt last Saturday distliblltcti
iztlltl pieces amounting to $2.:‘tio, to 130
mcmbcrs of the crew of the “Gcorfzitl”
. for excellence in elementary gun prac.
tice during the rcct-nt manocllvers.
The letter E, awarded for excellent-11,
has been pailltfid on the rear tllrrett.
where it will remain one year. and the
tllrrct's the local youn': man
among them, will also wear the let-
ter. Mr, Selby has many friends ill
.\‘or1valk who will be plcased to learn
Sam‘s ser-
llomor Sclby,
ts‘tcphon Selby. of
(‘I'(‘ \\'.
vice. .1
SOUTH
, The Gist
Of The Matter
Much has boon “1‘“ ton about SIICCOSS but the gist of the
wllolc matter is that tlic qualitics llcvclopctl in a man by
getting moncy honestly and using it properly
foundation of it sncccsl'tll career.
A regularly nuttltaincd savings account is an almost ln~
dispensable factor of mm success in life.
SOUTH NbRMLIt SAVINGS DANA
.nl'e at .tch
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NORWALK.
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. now-.1, axes" , .
Flotilla 1
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business of importance will be llansl
.
(lray 6‘; Gray have brought:
Elizabeth
W, Mills against Attorllcys Davis and'
Damages of $1,101! are claimed,
The case is returnable to thc t‘ourt of?
l_s.1th-.
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l The regular meeting of the
{walk Medical Association was held.
last evening, at the lcsidcncc of llr
L. M. Allen.
A largo. majority of the mcmuers
11 as present. and the principal subject
of discussion was "The host interests
,1of tllc city in the location 1111111 coir
l strllclion of the new Hospital from the
; pllysicialls' poilit of view;
5 After a rcvicw of the carol-'1‘ of the
Hospital from its inception up to its
1pr1<cnt location, and its growth and
1?c.11l1.plnt'lll up to datc.
lint-
thorn was a
discussion of its needs for the
prt-st'nt and for its future growth and.
llSl‘ltllllt‘tS. ’l‘ho dls' llssioll show cd :1
11111 rat conscnsus of opinion that thc
prcscnt location, whilc scouting line.
is so circumscl'ibcd that any new
building tllcrcon would rctldct‘ tho
,prescnt building useless during such
j ('olislrtl“llnli: would be very expensive
lto construct owing to the character
'of the land. and its stccp grades,
i would also ha of such form its to run-
ldcr future t‘xlt‘llsltlllfi impracticable
and that thc cxpcllsc of acquiring ltd-
dltiomtl adjoining land would be so
‘grcat to be almost prohibitive;
l whil11 thc some or even a loss amount
,would. with the. ultimate sale of the
present location furnish funds amply
sufficient to purchase much larger
grounds that would provide for in-
turo gmwtll. And the funds now at
band could bc used ill the construction
of permanent buildings capable of be;
ing enlarged gradually. according to
needs. and which WOllltl not have to
be abandoned at much less when the
incvltable more must bc 11111110.
This opinion was generally express-
11d without favor as to any particular
new location. At the closc of the
discussion tho tl‘olltiwilll: preambles
and rcsoltltlons were adopted untlnl-
mollsly.
Whereas: it is the purpose of the
.\'or1v11lk Medical Association to some
the best lntcrcsts of the grcattcr clt.\'
of .\'or11'1tlk lll all lllattcrs rclating to
its health and
Wbcrcns: The hospital which serves
any community is of vital lllllltll‘llllli'l‘
to lllt‘ llcallll and welfare of that com-
munity and
thrcas: The medical profession
unanimously bclicvc that whenever
possible certain fundamental ptlnci-
pics should be followed lit the estab-
lishment of a hospital. 111110111.r such
principles bclng alnplc provision for
out of door treatment of acutely ill
and 1"11111'alcsacnt, paticnts. quiet sur-
roundings. purc. dtlstlcss air and u
11'cll-dcllned pluti for future growth and
a welldci‘lncd plan for future growth
and expansion. Now therefore be it
Resolved: That the Norwallt Mcdi.
cal Association most emphatically cx~
press the opinion, that the land owlr
ed by the Norwalk llospltnl Associa-
tioll is of such nature and extent as
to render the aforementioned requi-
sites impossible of fulfillment and is
HS
. thereon of the proposed new hospital
and be it further
Resolved: That the Norwalk Medr
{cal Association most respectfully sug-
‘gcst that tho Norwalk Hospital As-
5111- iation carefllllv consider the quest-
ion of a new building site and that
ll’lE‘y secure more suitable and ade-
quate land upon which to erect the
, proposed new hospital building and
1 Resolved: .That this resolution be
, rest c—ctfully presented to the Norwulk
.Hospital Association by sending
‘ coov to the secretary of that associa-
tion to he read at the earliest meeting
of said association.
. building.
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Edward Shay of Stamford, is spend
ing the day ill \'or11'alk.1'
W i
The B. P. o. Elks' Home at Torrlng- ‘
tell is likely to be voted as one of the 1
fittest buildings of its sort in Connectl- '
cut. ‘ E. H. Waterbury formerly of
Stamford. now of Tonington, is the or- i
chitect. |
Nelson Mitchell, 01' Lincoln avenue.
has secured a position with the Jacob
Brothers' shoe manufacturers of New
York, who also have a branch factory
in Norwalk. ‘Mr. Mitchen- retains his
residence in this city. 10111111111111; daily
to his work,
NEW H08Plllll SHE,
.\'orA )
1 Prickly
DAILY POEM
THE BLUE JUlNIATA.
1\\'i11l rovctl all Indian girl,
rg
‘ltlllsnllsl 11 ill
(Continued from First Page.)
1' audience.
things out.
The witty jesters had something to
111 ills efforts to straighten
lspring contcrning lecal affairs and
people. frequently. this taking well
with the audience whose. approval
l0UNG Mill’s Clllll
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worse. much to the amusement of thel
l .
I llrlgllt Allaratta.
!
il\'\'}1crc s11'cc11 tl1c 11 atcrs
i (if tl:1- lilllcjuliiztta;
I
Swift as all 111111111111"
'l‘lll'ougll tllc Torcst going,
lotisc wtrt licr jctty hicks
‘1 ll1 wavy trcsscs flowing.
was expressed at frequent intervals by‘
applause and roars of laughter. Men
and women prolllincnt in church and
city affairs, lecal incrchallts, and. of
course,
puns.
The participants lit the show were
1
and
made up to rcprcscllt all kinds
shapes of “daikics.”
('ostultlcs were worn,
Many ingenious
the stagc on soap boxes, present
llll: quite an unusual and humorous ap
pcartlncc
A plcasing t’ciltut'c of lllt’ nlinstrcls,f
was tho cyt'nllcllt singing. 'l‘llc
singers w'crc accolnpanlcd by
Frank .\l1.\laholl on the violin and Lo
(lrnnd Greenwood at the piano. The
first solo of lllt‘ cvcning wlzs rcndered
bv Frcd tilson, who song "When You
Were a 'l‘llllp and l Wore
Waltcr (‘ralg made :1 hit by the slug
ing of a clever parody on tllls song.
the ctlllrc churns joining in. "illicit
to the Carolina i Love" was excellent.
ly sung by Alla-rt "Mud" Hall. who‘
was follovvcd‘du' Lewis Wardcll. who
rendered “1 Want To Linger." The;
chorus dids itindld work assisting
the lndit'idulfi singers with tllclr
songs,
Bl-twtcn songs. jokes and wittlcistna
'flcw fast and furious, libcrally sprin-
lllcd with lll‘ltrtv laughs on the part‘
of lllt‘ leltllt.‘llt'i‘. Among those who
Wt‘l't‘ promincnt ill handing otlt tllc
laugh-stuff \\'l’rti‘"l.4.lll" \l'ardcll. Lewis
lloldcn. l-Idwnl'd I), Randall, Richard
lreland. Frtfllk "Ilabo" lrclltntl. Wu!-
ter Club: and others, '
A l‘cnturo was the "Agony Qll'll‘“
tcttc," which. according. to "Prof."
ltnndnll. was compelled of "two
square-heads and a harp." The trio,
wllil'll collslstv'd of William Ireland.
Oscar Sathcr. and (‘llarlt-s Lindquist.
was 111is-nalncd, as the young men did
themselves proud ill rendering “Sugar
Moon.“ and a "laughing song." Per-
haps t‘lld'lllt‘ll Wnrdcll and lloldcn
might be complimented 1111 their danc-
ing. providing tllcir 111irth-pr01-«klng
steps. ex’ccutcd during the singing 01
several songs. could be so termed.
(‘crtninly the dances were more than.
modern. being either way ahead of
thotitnes or way behind them.
The nilustrel show ended tittingly
. with the singing of "Way Down [pen
the Swanec River." and “Good Night
Folks," the latter song voicing the
desire of the. company that everyone
was pleased nlld would be on
again next year.
ill the minstrcl show were:
tor Edward D. Randall. End-Men.
Louis Wat'dell and Lewis Holdcn, Wat‘
ter Craig. Richard tireland, Fred 0l~
son. Halls Neugebatlr, A. T. Hall. "At“
Waller, Harry lreland, Frank Andor-
son. Oscar Sather. Charles Lindqulst.
Kocnig. Herbert Mottram. Theodore
.Slnbcll
Charles Adcock. Robert Parker. and
3 Harold W. Van Wagenen.
One of the “specialties“ 11 as set eral
' interesting songs rendered by a quarn
tette which was announced as “'The
Heat Quartette,
Break Out Anytime." This was Con}
i posed of Robert Parker. Lewis Holden,
,llerbert Mottram. and H.
, Wagenen, all of whom acquitted them.
W. Van
selves with credit,
"Our Own” John W.
several selections.
ills best, and that
enough.
received is obvious.
two charming songs.
Wehle.
The manner in which he was
Mr. Wehle sang
dy," by Behrens.
led by Organist EdWard J. Sims.
The second part of the evening's
entertainment was a screaming farce
entitled “Slim Jim, and the Hoodoo."
A humorous story' of a darky’a futile»
attempt to run a' grocery' more is ill-
terestlngly told. Edward D. Randall,
‘
a Rose." ‘
hand 8
Those taking part‘
llllt‘l‘lOt’ll-i
Russell James John Tuttle,
Liable to l
sangg
Mr. Wehle was atl
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is saying q“"°'t.ole. and Chief William 1R. Penning
They werei
"Will 11' wisp." by Cherry, and “Dad- l
(1111 was tllc mountain son”
(if bright .\lf.'tl';1tt.'1.
the newspapers, were among:
the butts of original and laughable;
\\ llt'l'c s11'ccp tllc ‘-.\.'!l<'!"~
(ll tllc lilllc _lllni.'tt;1.
Swift gocs my light 1'1111111-
the lllenlbcrs or
the company, who 111-re scaled about 3
ll] my pailltctl quivcr;
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Swift got-s nib} light t‘ztllot'
l .\ll111vll tllc rapid. l‘i1t'r.
-l\l1<_ ..l) Stllli1zlll,
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
nor
T517. Bill'éishti'eid‘tli SW03!
l22 WATER IT.
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T! L. 2“
.5 A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
lt main-.- 1111 1l1."‘1'1111111--. 11hvtl11-r
your ordcr calls for :t dollar's worth
or 11. hundrcd dollars in l-‘llucl'nl tic-
slgtls. “Hitting Imuqtlcts. (‘llt i-‘imv-
cm. or plants. i can s:t\11 yoll nlollcy.
‘\\‘1' call quot“ pttct's th'tl \1'ill dct‘y
01:!“ c11111p1-lltors 111 Flint-lull dcsluns.
1'111111- and make your own St'lt‘t‘llt)”
hunt our .\lbum of Ill-sinus.
no limit to our ability in making l"tt-
Ilt'rnl 1l1-si:.:ns or producinl: 1111,13 alli—
ollltt of I'lll flowcrs.
South Norwalk Florist
'2. so. Main St. .. So. Not'wnlk.
Phone 36 I.
a new grocer."
lie gets caught
as "Slim Jim."
‘ln a "lloodoed"
opens
shop.
in a barrel. and no,end of fun results1
from the advantage taken ofthe store», ,
' A. M.—4:41x. 5:30, 6:43, 8:00x.8:51x,_
keeper's predicament by "Slippery
Dick." which character was portray-
.ed by A. '1", Hall. Walter Craig acts
erable negro, who. in spite of
prominent church connections. isn't
above 11 “crap game" and a glass of'
gin now and then. "Al" Waller, as
“Patent Peter"
' amusement with
his efforts to sell
his remarkable patented and n'ndiges-'
, ,tible sausages. and other Old-ol-the—
,\\llliatn lleland. Robert Devine, Carl' '
ordinary contraptions. Many lively
tussles were fought between "Cap er
(‘ntchen1" John Tuttle and "Slim Jim,‘
because of the latter‘s habit of taking
that which was not his and neglecting
to pay for the same. This little play.-
lot was well acted and very much en-
joy ed.
Robert Darius and Richard lreland
composed the committee in charge of
the 11111111. and Edward D. Randall and
Rev. Frederick A, Coleman. rector.
were the directors of the lllllLStl‘elS.
Henry 0. Bailey had charge of the
seating and ushers. Under Mr. Bailey
were Ernest Tay.lor l). Palmer, Arthur
ton. Tickets were sold by Edwin Tal-
madge and taken at the door by Ar-
thur Dey me.
There is a general desire that the
He was accompan- minetrela be repeated, and it is prob
able the show will be given again
within a short time.
011151111 TURNED HIM DOWN.
8he~Am I the only woman you
ever loved? . '
He—‘Wbll, yes—eucetefully.
'l‘llci't' is '
s "Deacon Jones", an aged and ven-_
his 1
furnishes no end of’
Si :1 11' eck.
ll\(‘l_\
PER
20 CENT.
1‘ 'rnitu rc
rree Delivery.
Sterling
LAST WEEK of
$10.00—MATTRESS CLUB
SALE —$10. 00.
l or a $l51x) lglaslit (Ulloll l tll
”llal’alllt’t‘tl not to mat.
(ltllt'r Matircsscs $1.95 up.
Off 80c buys $1
worth
Bugs, llangt's and BHltlill".
Furniture C o.
I 27-1 29 Vlashington St.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 1915
SI on dc"
Free Storage.
Phone 105.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
l 2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts.)
l
1‘ C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
“ 155 Washington St.. So. Norwaut
1
Coal
not exposed to the weather.
‘ Gives bcst satisfaction to buy—
1 cr. llcst quality of coal 011
band in all sizes.
Outl coal is discharged and
This
loadcd automatically.
111111115 prompt delivery.
Harris 81 G‘dltS
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The Right
Junk Dealer
"lil'l'c two littlt-'<1itlg a—
lolllld ptdtllina lostuls 11 ll. tl‘xcy have—1
ill't‘ 111111
,n t anything to do with
MN Y.,N.H.&H.R.Rin1my
Timetable
i IN EFFECT DECEMBER 12, 1914.
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'SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
l A. M.-—1:37x, 5:34x. 5:42 in 6: 09,’
6:57x' 7zle. 7:46. Sile, 8159'
0:40. 10:33x, 105111, 11:51.
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P. M.—«1:l3x, 1:23x. 3:02.11,
4:4lx.5215x. 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47.710221,
'1': 45x, 9: 51x, 10:18x_
, Sundays.
A. M.—12:25x, 5: 34x. 524211, 8:54.;
10:33x, 11:51.
P. M.—-l:13x, 2:44x, 3:02x, 4:41x.
5 45 6:02x, 7102):. 7:12, 7:57x,
9:511, 10:18x, 10.40
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
9:15x. 10:02x,10:05,10:50x, 11:03.
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P. .11.—12:113x, 1:05. 2:011, 2:51,‘
3:30x, 3:55, 4:20. 5:05.\' 5: ‘24, 5:28,‘
0:1011', 13:00, 8:10x, 9: 3,7 1111511,?
'12:00x. ;
Sundays.
A. lit—5:00, 8:00.11, 9:00, 1020211,
'10z50x. 1
P, 111.4210, 1:021, 3:3911, 5:021.1
l5:04, 6:01x. 7:09x, 8:10x 11:15.11.
i12:00x.
!SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.:——12 23x, 1: 13x, 6:05, 7: 15,.
0115):, 10:18.11. ll:l]x,11:57x.
P. lit—12:03, 1:23, 3:16x, 4:28, 5:17,
6:14:11. 6:47, 7:09x. 9:25x, 11:20.
Sundays.
A. M.—-—12:23x, 1:13x.
10:19,11:11x.11:57x.
P. M.~2:08x, 4:46x,
7:09x, 822811. 9:251:
7:43, 9:15x,
6:10x, 6:48,
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. M.-—6:13, 8:27, 9:59x.
P. M.——1:25,4:38, 6:20, 7:22.
" Sundays.
A. M.—-10:37.
P. M.—2:15, 7:25.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-—6:00, 7:23, 8:18, 10:03:. 11:50.
P. _M.—_—4:21, 6:49.
Sunday;
A, Mfr-'72 65, 12: 10.
P1 Myrcfiiilh - -
[if-SW“ express;
1
Wm. Etll'on
l-Tl"l-'IKI)N is paying 11' 11 pound for
[HAHN and Ill-EST l’lUl'l'Z‘ for rub.
ilicr, nit-tats, and fcutllcr
bctls.
\\'t'itc postal to 3 Rowan street
l'honc Ill.
IN THE STYLE
that early English designers made fu-
‘mous is fashioned much of the fun! i
ture that pcople of good taste favor
nowadays. We have
QUALITY FURNITURE
rind of exquisite designs. On ,
pricess are most reasonable and th-
bcauty and durability of 0
furniture alwavs satisfactory.
A. .l Angevincd 5111101
l31- 1‘38 \\ ASHIVG'I‘ON STREET.
[lave Trees To Trim
——LET US DO IT—
Beaupain 81 Saunder
.\Rli(llt(‘l Ul‘l RIS’I‘S.
’l‘lltint' 251-13 01'
'50! Hi \(lliU' 1'.“ 1'.
12787 1)
C0\ .‘l’.
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Towe 8
All Lillcll lllcacllcd lowcling,
.. 18c
All Linen Unbleached Towel—
pcr yard ......... . . . . .
lug, per yard .. 12 I-zc—Isc
All Lincn Glass Towels, by
hwy—... .
up . ..... . 15c—18c—25c
All Lincn Glass Toycls, by
yard ............... 15c
J. l. MALLETTE
(OCULI‘STS
make our examinations without
charge to you.
We retain these physicians in or-
der to insure for you the most per-
fect results and the greatest sat-
isfactlon.
THAMER
OCULIST8 AND OPTICIANS.
87 Atlantlc Square. Stamford,conn.
. Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897. .
Have stopped the ladder 20 rounds
56 Water street. where I will condl ~
a First Class Plumbing Install
1 H. A. HEGELEIN.
Phone 1106-18.
.1111.
Norwalk Chronicler