At: Lane’s
to serve on the loo
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
E
1533:", E David W Raymond ,
Orange U N UE RTAK ER
Pineapple ‘ Te|., office, 1069-3; House, 693,
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
undl ”cry. 77 7 fl ‘
51 Washington
Star. “I
Long Island
Escallops
6111 NEWS Oysters
A'.‘ ‘ lot (ii ”'1'! F. 1-91 Nor. . ' \
7.31:0: ttiiiii‘nied to 1111s horii‘e with an FrOSt FlSh
atlr t I: t I ll]: t‘rt.
, —,—~7~~ , , Dry New Bedford
T011121”, 1h:- Iitac .iltnbnns ol 1.11:4“
[$011. “ill Itih‘t‘ I'll 1hr lost 1.1.): no Escallops
5001:9111:qu of Now York. will: 11 121.1)
ed in the Armory last evening.
The annual meeting of tho Endeav-
or (‘irt-Ie. King's Daughters, 11111 be
held on Wednesday afternoon :11
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. \Vili’rod
Bodwcll, ti Seymour Place.
>1
Yeslorduy's ruin put the fine SIitIIl'
on 111:1 \‘tli‘ltlu;~l .‘iul‘fillili ponds out oi
busiiicss,
of tilt‘ youngstcirt
lasts of thi> populae
iitth'lt lo 11:1: :lisnppoitilinriit
.tilli ttliil‘l' :rtt"..:.-~
1111411111-
Tho barrio “liiirriup‘ with into tons
of Anthracite coal is at tho South
:Norwnlk wharf of Raymond Bros.
Miss (:crtritdo (‘tiiilllm of Forris :ii'e»
nuo. wlio wn's opei'ntcd upon 51111101 into
ago at the Norwulk Hospital is rapid-
1y improving :1: that institution.
—THE STRAND TIiEATRE SAYS
IS ONE OF THE BEST.
193111111) 'Wlll‘ll in “'1‘111'-Clic:it". 'I‘ilIit‘lI
from tho original Broadway production
at the lit-hunt ’l‘hcatrc, Tuesday.
January 12.
FM
()ti \Yt‘tilltfitiily t‘lt”!lll'~'.
1911;. all eight o'clock slinrp.
(all of member.~ of Norwulli Lodrc.
N0. 7'19, 11'. 1'. ll. !'l. will Illiit' pi:1:-:*
All nll‘lliind's arc ri-tnicstcd to oust“ or
call in potion or :=: 11:1 :1 satiszt'u‘tory
explanation of .IIIhl‘ill't‘. The I). I). I}.
E. 11., Patrick .I. \lurrtiy, \1111 Inc pros-
ent on this occasion. A full zittoiidtiiic
is roquostcd
Ii
Janic~ ling-sci: .lr..
in tho tlilbcrt A" Iir‘lllltllt :
town. last Thursday by I
elevator 111111.121 roportod :it tho lintl
bury hospital 11111.11: 11: is :1 poll: :11 to
be gaining slouly
consciousncifl 41nd i'ct-oiniizzcd his in-
iher, who has iivrii tit hi; bmlsidc most
of tho time ‘llllt‘t‘ tlw 1'tillllL' man has
bean in III" Iimpitzil.
1111.1 taxis iiijtirwl
‘iI, tit-orgt“
. ..,. ~_ ...—...».
The \'It't‘}ll't’>ltit'lii of 11111 (‘oiiiic-cti-
cut ‘I“(‘tIt‘l‘:ltiUll of Labor, was present
at the lllt‘é‘lll‘lg of 1110 cxccutlrc coun-
cil 111 New Haven, Suturdny. Action
was taken on the plan to Intro :111 iii:-
ions in 111:: state giro one hour's pity
on luiuttirv. for tho rclict‘ of the
hat uorkcrs in Danbury and Norw alk,
()-
'11
against whom judgment has been rend- '
f to Nvii ilaicu alone, but it
.9
1-,
erod for $2: 000. ’1116 committees o
1119 Slate Fedcrtition will send circu-
lars to all labor inch in the state 1151(-
ine tbciii to 1:111) the hour‘s pa) on Jnii- '
uary 27th.
Nelson E. F‘resliour, a member of J.
H. Liiddington & Co, of Bridgeport.
and one of the best- known business such "0“”
0 idle norlimen arc
men of that. city. dicd at his 110m
there yesterday, at the age of 47 years.
Mr. Freshour, who was prominent in
the Masonic fraternity. mid especially
in connection with Pyramid Temple,
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine the head-
quarters 01 which is in mBridgeport“ had ““5““er
It now in effect
numerous acquaiitances in Norwal
and had visited here many times. He
is survived by his wife, and one so
and one daughter.
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“WWW“ l\\\\\\.‘1\\\\
/ Bank Statements ‘ /
Z .Did- you read the published Z
statements or the banks in our 7'
City? Did you analyze the "
figures and learn that this bank
has the largest ratio of earned a
surplus and undivided profits?
Bank Surplus
St: for strength. security 75
11nd solidity. This. supplement-
ed with rupt‘rlor sci-vice“ mo
a desirable bunt: to ho asso-
- eluted with. You are Ilivltod to
call and get other Important
points. I .
,1.
“.11.
'_ panoramas:-
I lit-1p :11
c. :it 111:-
Hc has rcuulncd “"“m' “I I‘m
"NIB l’lue Willlmiiilll
With Tar
ForfiThat Cold of Yours
an: mm, most.
’5“
All kinds of F1 It
and R0 11111 Clans
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
71 North Main St.
Phone 106
Free Delivery.
Vviir‘—VIJV.IA mil—-2
ENJOYING BOOM.
One Company Plans $1,000,000 Yarn
Buildings and Wages Total Millions.
XORWlt‘H, Jan. ll.»~'l‘extile mills
in 11:1? east-Ari] counties of Connecticut
,iizitr had a plenum year. (’otton.
E itooitn, silk and velvet mills in New
London county paid in wages $3,561].
177. and 11nd at produr‘I ralut- ot‘
$19,055,500.
Windham county iiiills paid out
pages amounting to $3,85ib31t. thiu
atioii ot' the product of those cotton.
silk and silk throwing and woolen
mills reached $19,514,539.
Proposed additions to with in the
district make the prospcci for 19113
unusually favorable. A contract for
building an addition to tho Maniiassnt
(‘11.‘15 mills :it I'utiiam has been Liwnro-
ed. This building 11111 be 120 by 181
t‘m't, two stories high, of brick and
concrete 111111 tar and growl roof
The Killiiigly \lanulncturing coin
puny leit'ds to install lilat'iiillt'i‘y in
its \l’illiuiiisillle plant by February 1.
'i‘lii-~ coiiipzihy plans a $1,:1ptrtitht yarn
11111! for 111:: prcsctit your.
The Quittiivllziug 111111 :11 IIitilit‘IStlIl
1.\ 1114211111111: a quantity of new
cliincry.
The Iiitcriiationul
turinn company it installing iii'tcliin-
my. and the Davis and III'OWII iiiill 11:1.1
an addition itiidcr way, both at East
:‘ottoii Maiiui'uc
111111111111
STARR FAh‘iLY TO MEET IN
JUNE.
Annual Reunion to be Held in the
Allyn House.
Descciidinits of Dr. (‘oinlort Sturr
(1589-16591 will burn IIlt‘Il‘ :lllllllilI rc-
lltt' Allyn IIHII.‘". Iiurtt‘ortl
237. .\l:::r .1 5:111:11
ril'H'ti iII I
union at
on Tucsdity,
hour. hint-hoop 111*
p. 111. 13111111111111: :1 bricl‘ business
Illl‘i‘IIIIg, Ilri'. .I.ir:-1l Starr of .\‘t‘\\Ili"
.l 1111::
will
N. H. ROAD IS SHY HELP; WANT A
J08?
1111 you Willil to iiPt'tiIIIt‘ n, ltliIl‘oald
1112111? 11' you do your t‘IIilIN‘t' has ar-
I'lH‘tI. 'l‘lic Ill‘i‘*~"ltl i‘rciuht ootiizvstioit
:s rt-spoiir‘ihlt- rilitii'lztrt' of men
and :11 in; lililt' :lttitti'; wrvnl )c:1l'>’.tvi
lor :i
tho host 1:111:11 10.14:) of wtorun railroad .
Illt‘ll. has Iiit'l‘t‘ bwn :»
ltii
Iii'llht‘lllt‘ll.
~ltt|:p:‘l‘w
til't‘II‘I’II
Ilt'II :1 tit-tiniud for
at Ilrt‘rit‘lll.
freight Iiiiiidlers.
and yardtiion :irc iiiitncdiutolv
and wimthcr tho :iplicnnt'w‘
itiioulwliro ol’ railroading in limited to
IiIIltl- ns
t: l‘i‘liiotl.
a titLIil‘s (thiti‘itt'lll‘t‘ 111 :1 hil‘l‘iW‘I' or not
110 in just :1.»~ availablt- 115 :11: old litilid
'illllt‘.
’i‘ho slogan of the road :illiriul'
llI‘I‘Hlll "\\'o'll 1:11:- t‘\'I'l}(lIl~‘ no
not." and lb:- br:l of 1114-.
proposition is titui it \\iiI 1w praniic-
:II
in.
Hill putt
“mm down an ally porinuiiciit viiiployntviit :11; 10111; (is
. lilt-
lllt‘ll 1:11:11 pttSIIIHIH
ability to lipid tltv-Ih
:1 splendid opportunity
tor 1:11:11: 111111 to brt-alt into tlit‘ r1111
road 11111110145 for it. is seldom tliht thH
road is in :1 position to offer thc train-
itn: to iiieyporicncctl 1101]) on such :1
t:r'iivrul plan :15: nt prcscnt. Tho traces
lit-1111: paid to iicit't'oiiitlrs nro said to
1m cspot-inlly alluring and with tiny
:Iisplity of cruist-it-tilious worli rzipid
adiaiircniciit is proniiecd. \1111-11 it‘ls
rousidcrod 111.1: oiitziiwcrs and thrown
no :it Iii’r‘tit’llI roimiilitidltii: bigger
rttilll‘lta“ than crci' it only udds to tho
itiluo of thc \1-11' lluycii routi‘s oil‘ur.
c tit‘lllili‘xti for 11011) is not confined
general,
(“\t‘lillll prtittitully all divisions of
tho road. (‘otir‘idcralile ditllculty in sc-
ouring men. mpwinlly freight hands,
is hing t‘xllol‘it‘llt’lfll iii 111(111)‘ of tlic
larger cities Ilirouuhont tho slate cs-
pccially in llrldgcporl and \l'ntcrhury
where the iititiiitlon ‘plnnts nrc iii
siting conditions that any
grablmd up over
night leaving but. a decidedly limited
flcld for the railroad company to
draw from. The total condition. tal-
though not quite so disastrous as in
the two cities nimitionod. is for from
and the freight embargo
on the Boston and
Maine, Boston and Albany, :11: 111-11 as
run more
lilt‘il‘ I: 1‘1'415'11
n the New Haven road, will accomplish
Ebut comparatively little unless :1 511m
. cient surplus of help is available.
" amuse.
OLD STATE HOUSE UNSAFE.
HARTFORD, Jan. 11.—-According to
a report filed with the Public Buildings
Commission today by the Superintend-
&': ent and the City Engineer the old
State House, yacated by the city last
‘ November. is in a deplorable condition
and unsafe for holding public as-
Although no recommenda-
tions are made. it is acid that: the
building must have straits reinforce-
ment before being Motor public use.
I It was builtln 179:1 and in use by; the
stile up to 1879 and by thocity tom
that about]! Not. 4 last. Numerous
mom ‘0th sodofléohuo pet‘F
tinned for Its motion; although
‘ than in 6 strong nubile” iontlmont the
{thei- m.
Ilckil will“. Is he!
toii, It‘l‘ltllk I“lll'115\\’ti1’li1 Starr of Mitt
dit‘IthIl and llcy liduurd (‘onil‘orl
Starr ol‘ t‘oriiuhll to IIIIIi!‘ port in
the IIIt‘I‘:II‘_\' :vxtrrtisct, llllt'l'npt‘l'wi
with music, 21nd soon-nits of the
Shirt innitly 11111 111- :ldm: It
also ||Iillliltti to Illttiit‘ :1 pilgiminn:
IIiv [orhivr boinc’ of 1111' l;tii»;‘.;~' litdor
iuii, tho 1.11:: Ilttrgis I’rntt Stttrr.
int‘oriinitiozi may
Alia Stair t‘rtw...
t-oiiiuilttvc of too,
101 Huntington HII‘N'I Iluritord.
II. B. lli'nincrd. No. ill) ’I‘ouiihy :ztr
Hartford, Hi):»t‘ii Starr IIalIItill,
(”‘1'
:.\ii
\ 1:1
ho 11nd
sort 1‘-
NI).
.\1 rs
I
iv‘urtbtxr
111's
tui‘y of 1:.: iii
t‘t‘oiii
'arytri-tisiircr, No. 7.:1 Stat:- stru-t.
IItIf-illll. Klaus.
OUR JITNEY OFFERuTHlS AND '1:
Don't 1111.11 this. t'ttt out this clip,
t‘ili‘Ittm' 111111 Ili'o it"lllb to It‘olcy & (“ll
Ill. uritiug your numb llllti
Hourly. \t‘d will rcrc‘i‘o 1".
trial purltaijo t‘ulliitillni."
lloiicy 11nd 'l'm- tToiitpntnin,
told and :vronp Volt-w- 111d-
'I‘ilhit'lx
I‘liiv-ngso.
iiiItII' a
rotim: .1
19:11:13:
for :oticlr:
ticy l’illi. :tiid Foley i‘ntlinrtit'
Sold :ri'cryu'bcio
MAYOR OF STAMFORD.
11rd Williams
J. J. Treat. Republican, Replaces the
Late Jc‘hn M. Brown.
S'l‘AMlt‘tllfil. Jun. 11 .
'I‘i‘vut 11:19.
:1: : 11-:1 111:1):11'
,.
.Itiitlt .l
ropuiitium. but 111.111:
of Stiiiiil‘ot'd Ii_\ llw
HIIIIItlIil‘ ('uttttt'il. lo I111 ott‘ 1111' 1:1.111
piitd lviiii ol‘ tlir luttt Mayor John .\I
iii’tn‘l’li .\l1‘. ’I‘ront rvvoirotl lit/1‘ 11:19.:
131111.111 1'). .Intison. l‘lillllt'IIi'ilillll
i;:.::. tour. \lt‘. ‘l‘r:.tl \\::-~ :1 iiit-tzilwr
1.: the l‘tilllltii from tho I-‘outtli hard.
:.::«i i: :1 I'oiciit'tu it: a 1o:~::1 nzziiitilntm
11111111; plant 111' will hold ot.‘ :1 1111::
um: .ltiniinry.
ROYAL CONNECTICUT LAW.
Boston Library Pays $92 for New
London Edition of. Colonial Acts
Also.
.\'i*l\\' l'trllli. Jun. III.“'IVIH‘ Sociul
1.1111 Library oi Boston paid $113 for
1110 first Connecticut edition of tho;
\‘ow England colony laws, printed at
New London by Timothy Group in:
1715. It also 32119 $513 for "Arts and
Laws of His Majesty‘s tannin: (lol-
oiry of Connecticut,‘ printed at New.
London in 17:30. and $23 [or “Acts midi
Laws of [11" State ot‘ (‘onciictlcut in
.\lliPlI(‘il." printed :1: New London 111E
l
17.11. t
l
1
E
Handsome Residence on Sound Eronti
is Turned Over to Physician.
Neil Mitchell‘s beautiful home
. "tiwencke" at Westpcrt, commanding
an excellent view of the Sound, has
been sold to a prominent New York
physician whose identity is not dis-
closed today.
2 It is understood that the shore front
property will be remodeled and will
be occupied by its new owner during
the greater part of the your.
“Link. Mitchill is a noted marine pri-
NEIL MITCHILL'S WESTPORT'
HOME "OWENOKE" SOLD.
-———-_
For Mat «:1 am
Influformat)! "
-.:
‘ .- I. lillllli‘Ollb‘.
C‘A'sron 1A .
I , Sorghum. ”l oun't waste ulster-111 in
ial. Got in line, send us your order
Phone 113-3.
How To The Line
Let the Chips fall where they will.
it is an acknowledged fact that the constant increasing patronage of
the best informed Norwalk buyers of quality, place this firm as
leading merchants in Coal, WOOd, Limo, Cement and Building mater
RAYMOND BROTHERS
the
for the things you want.
137 Washington St.
EHeadquarters For
i
1
Albert F. Gehebe
(coking utensils or all kinds,
:rotliery. china, glassusrc. gull
ranized ware, oil and gas heaters.
gas mantles and burners.
irons, etc.
clvctric
Phone 1069-2 Prompt Delivery.
1—». 4‘: :
MINTZS
A New Line: Of
FINE
M18111 tiiiiini
99¢
‘_._.._.._. ,
1
in the history ol‘ Norm-111 Ii.'e:r:.'
I11>1 :iioicc. tome and saw 1111111:
IIIR'
The Greatest Marked Down Sale
you r carry any user into next season.
111: triuptazioii, as our prices are cut to the wry Itiitrb‘l.
CORDUROY COATS WITH FUR COLLARS. $4.98.
PLUSH COATS, $5.98. $9.98, $12.98 and $14.98.
(LLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
3,» SOUTH MAIN ST.
garment quits: he mid. us 11»
linl'ly 11115.4} 11111 :11 the
y. 1011 11111 not III E11511“?! torn-it
SOUTH NORWALK.
.111 time.
”.11....— _...‘ . ..
FUNERAL [1111'
Furniture of
Quality
The kind that becomes part of your life and satisfies for
That's the sort we oil'cr yo 1: here.
ICCTORS AN I) EMBALMERS.
BODY OF WOMAN WHO SHUT \ ,‘ 7 I
SELF UNCLAIMED. P S Ly !)\
plump. .Iau 11 'l‘lu- tit-.1: :11 ‘ ‘ ‘ 1‘ '
"11:... I. ii Hlnltcsloc, “1111111111111 .21 (IOOd Job Pnflnfig
111111.: pot' .i.: Rosalind I‘tiwllt‘). 111m Belt Paper. 8“, Work, Ben Prices
:oinintttt-d suiridt- at Walnut 11:11:11 35 NORTH MAIN STREET
tl'tliit'llJlI in tho Void tiitdri‘
‘. :l
S. NORWALK
‘ W... who‘s—x __ m
1.1:..1 11.4'111'3- oi this town,
l‘ol ti .u-stinnlion nimlc twin) 1::-
'o 1h:- 1: limit. I'M) nun 1111:- :«t-t-ii
IIlt
lil'l‘Vt‘tI
from tho Iillltlt’ :it
\l‘Ill)
rumor imiuutidcd IIIHI 3101111111 1'11"
\‘.' J Ii. FIHII‘I'. “‘tl:t
' 1111- 11:11:41: ut
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t “\lii'tlotl Iil'
illod :i i
tt-laitniz 111::
Iltiriiig 1h.
IM‘III“
Ilosnlinv
Iliilllillil :111..,1
tiiiiv of 1h:- shooliiit: S
1111‘
..iiiinor who
liit' ltltit' Hills
11.1» 111111 1111s~ in
11:1 tittiinlil'hll‘.
131ml",
( .\‘[’h:(.t[‘.
.‘:11 not: with toroiior .‘1111:
:11 .111: \1 n.» .~iii:-i:l:11.
(II.
inhlt- by lzt'r tiltll,iIlI|'l‘,
\\'illl;ini.«<. wifo of Rich:
:1 torim-r socicty riding
IUIIT\|’ Ll I't‘IlIIIII‘
liI'IlIlt 1‘
\its.
1
trawler :titztr‘ 1.1 to tho Ilt‘oolilnu’it
Jttlltill '1 oil‘ .-1 ‘:;\::l".. 1hr 1‘11.-Ilt‘(I 111»
m tho It:lII\\ : ..ml inking 11111111 :1
londvd I't‘\'llI‘.tl, *«IlHI 11:-i‘:~.:‘»lt‘ through
.lw "‘llIIlIl‘. inn-J11 11:11: ulntosl iii
l’AROCI—IIAL ECIIOOL m HOLYOKEE
nunnso.
Several Firerm r: Injured in Spectacular.
Blaze, When (Zapata Falls-«Pupils E"
' our business. If requiring the
We Have Glasses
on Our Minds
We think and work over the
best methods of meeting your
eye needs all the time. It is
best eye service. we recom-
mend ourseivcs with confi-
'dcncc.
THAMER
Ocullsta, Optometrists, Opticians
8') Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ct
Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1807.
‘1
No: in School. ’
marched out in- perfect order.
The Sisters at the risk of their lives,
remained In the building until every
child had been saved. The Sisters '
than saved the Blessed Sacrament and .
other sacred things in the school.
"I suppose you made New Year re-E
solutions?" {’No” replied Sonator
that selfish monitor. When I think of
Norwalk‘ Pawn;
‘49 Water at. so. Namath. c.1111.
.
selection of
0“ :hsirstmas'
at reasonable prices.
Gifts
Shop!
.103; naturism, rm.
PHONE 907'
Withheoltdormlmkc
‘25 Washington St. 80. Norwalk E:
‘ 77777 ...-
‘ I
i _ , ,
Ladies Bronzs Button
BOOTS it
1 :, .--- .
1: AsfryiffSH SHOE FOR SOCIAL ruucrions.
..., _, ..
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COhNEA LLY 8: BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.
3: WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1475.7.
A fifths,
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L‘ '1
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f " 11 t l
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till/fit“ M 7 ‘—
“EW 'DEAS- A HAPPY mow YEAR,
that tlrc us old as art lint-11‘ :iro rcr INDEED. ’TWILL’.
tirrtcd iii 11::1113 of 111:: atti‘nr'iw tnod- ll ”'1‘ “£111: 0' 30111” homo _ m
Al< 1w are silou'irte in WFI’I‘En‘hm “In“ totaling“ Q!”
" lnautiiitl 11::11 pap: r :pupt’r I.“
FINE FURNITURE i: f‘rrslits lilt‘ homo, 111331085 _
Reproductions of ItiltiOtib old stylm‘ “ Wm” 'E 7' "it"‘g' 1‘13”pr
are much I‘aiorvd jun now, but we :oinétxlilfi "upwil‘mn' to offer M
are ulso 5111111111,: thc wry best 01’ ireiwi:ykpt Em“ I”??? a! .. .
oranniciital IIt'rISI‘m that tire dis “ E, "EA ”1““ “ m” ”‘1‘”
tint-11y new. “I ”‘0“ ”"m' .
Call tnid s11: :71" l‘: riiiturc'ond ,
II‘I \lr point t:: :t i ‘.l.~‘ lllillly Th G 5_,, Co
inorits. e or! :ain . G
‘0 First St, East No 4
Tile Tel. 452.
South Norwalk, Conn THE LarrLE SEE I"?
Continuing This Week a
O . o
F amily Clothiers A 51mm Closing-nu.
‘ of .
ON EDIT , . .
CR WINTER (ml-ITS and '
At the Store of Better Values. The Best Values of the s" .
K. c. A CIAVEN 56 NO MM"
42 South Main St. NOTICE ‘
Wiriiliiront‘
LADIES’ " '
1,13 1b. Peril
Notice the-l igns on the wagon? ,
00 wear also got u duplicate slip frat it?»
driver with our name and-
3 PKGS- 25¢
Davey’s
H0116 lit
THE WM. EFFRON ‘ CO..1nC. .
‘I:;lli\'(llil‘l, \l:>ss,,l.ltlli; “Milli; 0:1“; bm‘m-e selling. .4
oi 1:} mos sin-1 IiIt'U :ir tires .0 you: . 3 R0 VAN ST EAST NOR E
has scan in yours, tho lhiniuculiito i We are showmg an excellent PHONE 441 w
(.oticcption pamrhnil school wus- l shoe for every day wear at
totally. destroy: 11 by fire utter ll ’ 1H“... -.._.__-.__ ”up",
o'clock Silliil‘tlfl} morning. Tilt‘ build- $2.00 {11111 $2 50 l :7
.illt.’ Was tiiinrttn-icd :it the time IIlt‘ 3 .._ ‘ E E‘
fire broke out (Ix tin-r1: is no school on I o I @u a 1
Saturday. ‘ 1: ur dress shoes from I _
Several firemon 11nd narrow cs— 1 $3.00 to $5.00 E
:cnpcs but none was seriously injured. E . 1“ fly un .
‘At the height of the fire the cupoln . E An: correct in style and i '
EfeII. The 1055 15 330.000. The 01111:“? i abSOIUter dependable. E SELL
,of the fire is unknown. '1 ' : IT TO . -
. l . '
MANY ENDANGERED IN convenr E 8““:9550’ ‘0 Wm. Eff“)
BL AZE Competent Stenograpliors Ind , : Phone 499
_____ Bookkeepers. ' " 137 Fort Street East Norwalkg.
MARLBORO. Musk. Jan.10.—0nt NEW TERM BEGINS JAN. 3'
hundred and twenty-five children and 1 . «rig “w. -.., -
45 Sisters were forced to flee a fire MERRILL COLLEGE Norwalk 9"- Norwalk EWG “i;- '
Saturday In St. Ann's convent for S It “__ ,‘.___.._ ~... ., Th . R d & V‘ .
girls here. \Vithiu a few minutes 31- “u ‘ N01W‘223t5‘ammmt P0" 3 8 69 01K
tenths fire gong had sounded. be- 9 er. _.‘ -
cause of the heroic work olthe SIS" ...l.... .. _- - _ __ ATLAS Pancake FLOUR " Electrical CO-
ters and the mambo: the children I ......m ' ': The 7
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had been thoroughly drilled, the bnild- _ , . FRESH FROM THE MILL '.- y ’ q pp
ing was emptied_ The 125 little girlq 7 \Vlll find a ‘arge ....< ' .I. ELECTRICAL SHOP .
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