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MhA'l nonUuhKlrs'
QPEGSAL ATTENTION TO EAST
NWALK ORDERS
J‘ree delivery at unjust! of day. ~
first delivery leaves at Mt o'clock.
ruinous your ordera 1340.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
, yes City Market
I lib bio. Main street
fllGll sonar M
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“its Seder spent yesterday alts-n
noon in Port Chester.
lies Manic ‘ltummler was absent
yesterday on account of illness. it is
hoped that she will soon be well again.
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The schedule for the examinations
is being revised because several sub
lects will conflict with one another.
it will be. given as soon as it is ready.
There was a test in the Physics
Laboratory course today. Friday the
.Ilunior French Class will have a test
in verbs.
The High School “Skeptic” will he
issued on the Slst of January. The
students are eagerly waiting. because
it promises to he more interesting
than December's issue.
Most of the High School students.
especially the Juniors and Seniors,
will be interested to knew that George
Cantrell. the president of last year’s
Senior Class, is now with the Norwalk
Rubber Company.
NORWALK
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dailies Lockwood. of Cove avenue
ill with the grip.
,rs. Albert Dunn. ofI lletts Place.
like is ill with the grip. is improving.
"Herman Vogel, of East Washington
u’ieet. is recovering from an attack
11! the grip.
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IIN MEMORIAM.
in fond and loving memory 0! Mrs.
'Sarah Reed l-‘airchild. who passed
‘ "—"" away inQilarien. Conn. Jan lath 1912.
J. Petty, who has been emploied in .90.“, but not forgotten.
mu Petty. or East Washington
street. has secured a position with the
liorulk Steamboat Company.
II'fltere were the usual large numbei ‘
Ior meets last night who braved die!
this! to enjoy the sport on the MillI
OROI ON
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",‘Toniorow afternoon the members of
‘he Woman's Auxiliary will ".2004. with
lire. William H. Suii‘lcn. on Billie ave-
nm. {or the regular social set-non.
was- none. will recount his interesting
experiences. Admin is use and
oil interested are invited to attend.
Bridgeport.
drd Toms, of Stamford.
on East avenue with an attack oi
ohm dime. mi. from the
MissIEdith Woehr spent Sunday in
John Ritze spent Sunday with How-
Jamcs Woods is at the Stamford .
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. Miss Edith Sutton is ill at her home
grip-
Smith is employed by
her-
Wuller F.
Carl Johnson, of West street.
vesting ice. I
An addition is being placed on the
Herriman residence on Marshall
itidge road.
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' Miss Leoneia Hanlon, of Norwalk.
was the guest of her aunt several
days this week.
local dealers.
Iches thick.
John V. Macauley is having "the
rear, of his store in (ldd Feilows’
block renovated.
Joseph Riley. of New York, was a
guest of his parents on Mead street,
Sunday.
Mrs. William Tattle spent the week
one at the Bridgeport tactorioi. :sI Quincy; up railtGliilJJI
load up at his home on Matt ii-ciiue.I' }"u‘
m-
hollering trom an injury to his cy es.
‘ A town meeting will be called by
_ 'I'lxe members of the Lodge. Asa Ithoaelecunenot Darwin-it“ Ami;
Rectal! of the blast Avenue M. F. '
church. are this afternoon in nos ion ‘Mr and M” J H- Snowden. 0’ 001'
.1,“ mo rhu H. pmlors. whcro ill-usual lender's Point. Noroton are atI
a”... i, M a; ”EMMM :Io‘nco do inon Hotel! st. AugustllieJ
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MIT.“ mm“ ‘I"b“""‘““ W” "ii "“ :Mrs. uncle Combs Bruce who has an
Blot Wnshinz‘o.) .i‘rcct lfir-i‘tlllly ills been visiting Mr. and Mrs.Ha.n~y1
appearing Wit h (be re’motnl m‘I ma. .gflfln finned .ln Nmtm m“ return-
lilhr electric plant. buildln ; A line ed to Greenwich
w of the harbor may be secure-ul‘
item East Washington street. and in
near; vicinlt
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Much satisfaction has been express--
:3» ; .‘bznlup edithat Supt. Green. of: Darlenlinwo
‘ ‘ operation with the stud nepandioniI
-—'-—-w— of Highways. has removed the danger-
I .I'l‘iic third district lire anpiiratus was" out broken glans bottles and fixed up
notptrsnsfeia-ed to the city last night the shattered gutter and filled in the
We 'reguliir meeting oi" the city' “010 broken in the PHI” ll the June-I
"council. The matter “as held up. due tlon OL‘IM P031 Md and the Kings,
ll iulaunilérstnndlng in the proper-n " “WWW. 8‘ “'0 1001 U? "‘6 hill MI‘
ntlon oi the second district bill of sale. ‘Noroton -
Another matter of ideal interest was}
the referring, by the council to the!
. bird district commissioners of thorol
nest of the East Norwallt improve-l
out "Association to hold an oyster; In?" With "my“ finglgocpl't.
pper in the fire house on Van Zant‘ Capt if"! Mrs Hamilton lrwln. of
Fed-t. The members of the May ”MIMI“ ”“3“.“ W “In WIdI‘
‘dtng trip and have been guests at the
9"“ “"8" L. Compuny ham agreed home 'of Mrs. irwln’s cousin. James
to the brrangement.
8. .Gllleepie. in Newton. have been;
called back to Canada Capt. lrwin has:
been orered to Join his regiment. the
Royal Canadian Engineers. which in
soil to have been detailed for service
IWEDDING TRlP INTERRIUPTED.
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Capt. Irwin called to Canada for Ber.
ence Russell. daughter of John" nus-i
sell. of Montreal. She is an excellent
hockey player and skates with rare
skllLI
Flush the Kidney: at Once When
'eIlIt Hurt; or Bladder Bothera
and or..women who eats meat
“randy can make a mistake by
nahingI the kidneys occasionally.
well known authority. use
ulI'iIc acid which clogs the kid-
RO‘WAYTON
The continued cold weather has
again made good skating on 'Clins
mnr's Ip‘ond
\ Morris Epstein .of South Norwalk.
is to open a store in the building
owned by .Mrs. Mary M. Guider. and
bodily a sensation oi scalding set lately occupied nitration A. Thatcher.
who has gone to New Keven. \I
t feur ounces ot- Jed Salts from
reliable pharmacy and filth a te- ‘L
poonItul luIa glass or water More '
: :t for few days and: your kid-
will- then act line. :This lemon;
is made Month's 'aold d! m
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Iltowayton friends have received
cards. announcing the birth of a
daughter, Catherine Maxwell. to Mr
andtri. Edward Reed, of New Ha-
. . lesion juice. combined with‘llthu yen. “rue mother was formerly. uni:
- has been used for generations to Miriam Close, of this place.
clogged kidneys andstimulate . ~
lniect with Mrs bi. E. Adamas of Hoyt
«I ..treet. this evening
Fiohu "audition; Bust avenue.
in Europe. Mrs. lrwln was Miss F'lox l
. move his fruit and vegetable store.
(and with her daughter. lira. t‘harles
Frank. at Norwalk. -
The Neighborly Sewing Circle will
Charles McIntyre has resumed his
duties at E. J Brown (‘0 ”a market
Infiei a two w'eeks vacation.
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in... Frank Simmcll. of Stamford, II
spent Sunday at" the home of Mrs
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\lr.. J. B Herman: and son. Donald.
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adorned tro'imllrebblém )csterday. of-
or “. week-end visit with relatives.
The B. B. sIewing Club were eaten
mined 1in Miss ilel’cn Raymond at her
home on Hoyt street. Monday even-
ing. f. -
«I! is
"I‘M. annuali meeting and roll call of
the Congregational Society took place
in the church last evening.
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M1. and Mrs. Joseph Lawlor. of Nor
walk, spout the weekend with Mr.
nn'd Mrs. i. ii Schmidt. Lakevlew
avenue.
nonunion—fla-
There was plenty of skating at the
Park Lake on Sunday. and it is esti
Imnted that at least 'iOO enioyed the
sport.
Joseph Martin has been doing jury
duty in the Court of Common Plots;
ciiil tcxxm in Bridgeport. during. this
session.
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The Woman’s Home nunsuaryise
cicty of the Methodist church.met at
the. home of Airs» Alsx‘. McKendrlck
Iyeslcrday afternoon. I
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A large number of people are going
to see. Flake O'Hara. who plays in
‘Kilkcnny." at the Stamford theatre.
next Saturday evening:
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Miss r. Mae sinnbmiume‘d to her
home on Richmond Hill, Sunday.“
ter a visit with her grandmother, Mrs."
Mansfield Tome, of StamfordQI ”
F. Ferrera has Irented the store for-
nierly occupied by India Ifipman in
the Odd Fellows‘ block. where he will
The Conquest Bible Class of the:
Methodist church will hold a social
mud entertainment in on church. fl
"beamed.
New York for a flw dab.
tlon at the Remington Arms company
in Bridgeport.
William R. Roscoe has returned
from a visit with friends in New
hospital, threatened with appendicitis. York city.
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New York after
in Westport.
of imperial avenue.
. ‘ Morton is assisting?“ tbepoa
Fl“ East omlkreaid ' state-
der evening. As oyster supper will this i . 7N 9“
Anon
SAW-A TUCK
- s.
A. B. Mullins has been visiting in
William Krause has taken a posi-
The Farm IsquIIIplaeeI some}
\
road. adjoining the Coupe ion. has
been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Levy,
owners of the inn, it is understood
that the house will andergo many re
pairs and will be used during the com-
ing summer in connection with we
hotel.
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Joseph Bomano. of Cross street, the
local barber received a broken collar
bone, Saturday, when he fell on the
ice near his home. He was assisted
to his home, where he is resting coin
nortabiy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Darrow, of
State street. have been visiting in
Norwalk.
The annual meeting of the Greens
Farms Farmers' club, which was to
have been held last week at the home
of William H. Burr, has been indeli-
nltely postponed on account of the
E. B. Sanderson has returned to
a week-end visiti
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Mrs. Louis Penn-'11 and son Arthur.
have recovered
from an attack at the grip.
A.
Mr. and Mrs. J Mullins have
returned from New York where theleork
have been visiting his brother.
W. Foster has returned to his home
in New York utter a visit of a numbers
of days here.
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it is rumored that Mr. Townsend:
ice is now being harvested Iby' 'lheI teacher at the Staples High School. is who escaped from the McFarland can
It is from 10 to 15 in iBOOB to leave town to accept nuotlu‘II “3le in Greens Farms a few uizhts
{position as teacher in Ila-"chum ago. The local authorities have been
W. T. Williams of Saugntuck is now
ing confined with illness [or over a
week.
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The Thursday Evening Club will be
entertained on the evening of Janu-
ary 30 at the home of- Miss Kate 'l‘ay
lot. -
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M. P. 'Waiton Kl“; gone it) lilo hdIillIVI
in New bonded atteyuaI visit in town.
George hitch” it better end able
to be out. He ha been ill with Jgrlp
mm
Postmaster Patrick Gates of Banzai
tuck is slowly improv.ing tron his
Illnesa._ lie is able to be mixed on
house} Former PosrrdasteJ‘I MIMI
Many lriends wI'eIre entertained first
Sunday by Mr. shit so. Joseph "MIc
uui who. may infinite wed»
ding aaaiunlnt ibidbnllr. mm
m i'”l:=.‘~ Hut:
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Announcement ha‘ been made that
one hundred shares of capital stock
or the Weapon. Bonk and,Truat com-n
pany will be sold it Ipulliic auction on
Saturday." January 22.1w at s. 30
p. in ll the town hIall.
Saint‘sgnes‘ guild of. Christ church
wiliIhold ii whlet odd gramma-
uesday afternoon. Hilary 19. nt‘t‘he
home of Mrs. Themes-I C. Btearna.
corner of Burr avenue and «State
street. Cards will be started at 2:80
o'clock. .
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Mr. and dim. Frank Mills. who
were married a week ago in Banga-
tuck. have returned from their boner
moon and will make their future
home in Weatport;. \lra. Mills was
iormerly Mrs. Mnry E. Howard of
Norwalk. '
Lyons Plains district. is still serious.
Mr. Williams was badly iniured last
{flee-i him causing internal thinner
and a compound fracture of one arm
released.
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ARE vou «sevens: ,
Maybe There Is a Canon For It That
You can Clot-root. I _
Many who suitor-I from We
“Anni weak kidneys are “naturally
the bones,” but bad kidneys tell to
eliminate all the uric acid iron the
system. and uric acid irritates the
nerves. keeping one“ "on edge.
When nurturing do. no Mama.
nay Pilla~the medicine so memo.
mended by. people hereaboat‘a. tread
'superintendent of the F‘slrfield public
Itel were: R. B. Cullen, New Haven;
able to be about the house after bel
= -: a; many
. these tees will be held in February at
The condition of John Williams. or
W991i when the trunk of a large tree
Mr Williams was pinned under the
tree tor two hour'sI term he could be
irritable. trettul and nervou- Not .
only does constant backache "yet on - '
m ..
. canning rheumatic. neurilglc pains.
death of Mrs. Joseph Adams, wife of
the treasurer. Captain William Smith.
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Furniture of
Quality
The kind that becomes part of your life andIsatishes Joe.
all time.
That’s the sort w: odor yo u here.
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schools, was to have spoken.
Recent arrivals at the Westport 'ho—
Charles F. Taylor, John Waits.
Hartford; J. DOWnea. M. Shea. New
Frank C. Maxen, New Lon-
don; Mr. McLean, E. A. Still, C. H.
Rolly. Bridgeport; ll. iii. Norman. N
3?. Morrey, Springfield; .l H. Kern.
Shelton.
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! Nothing has been seen or heard oi
from Mrs Paul Batman. a patient
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a Thursday is Bargain Day
0 This Week's Attractions t
a SWEATER COATS
a Children's ---------- $1.00 to $2.50.
a. WWW: ............. $1.00 to $3.50 '
a Man's ............ $1.00 to $6.00 . a
o smut"? PRICES ON SAMPLE GARMENTS. ,
a South Norwalk 0
g A. Dickerman 8: Son pm... .4. 0
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a We Give 8. and H. Green TradinLStampe '0
000130000GOOOOOGOOOOO‘O’GO'OOBC
tasked to be on the. lookout for the
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w.onian but as yet they have been
unable to locate her. IMrs. Hoffman
was about fifty years old. weight 165
pounds and stands about live feet and.
three or four inches high. When she
left the institution. she was clad in a
brown raincoat and dark clothing. ShsI
”lwaa well dressed
lulu i psi—nun
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I Automobile 'l'iresiaud Tubes: Have Ad-
vanced 10 per Cent We Are Siill Selling
30 x a SMOOTH TREAD. $5 ”I
30 glislélmlhIREAID $8.00
i.“ :1“ u: i 3.i.u.d.i lid
5 lemma 73 N MainIsi
AGT. FIQR- IREOI AND D ODGE BROS. CARS
‘ count lllllllli
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There has been recently formed in
NHTWiJk n branch of the National As
sorlatlon if Collegiate Alumnae. its
obleci is to make me college women
of the town better aequninbed with
each othcr to. stimulate interest in
the colleges and in education in .gen
era! and to take up other lines of
mix which may be valuable to the
continually lot the usemnlhnmsnt
0! than: aims discontinuation seeds
members as possible.
Several meetinti have‘iiready used-
held. one at the «undead discussed
at the last meeting was. the luck Oi
s [or higher education for
girls in the state of Connecticut. The
Connecticut College i’er Women is tlu
only institution in the state .open to
rm: and since it is a new college,
there are very few scholarships or
ithcr aids for the poorer students. All
nvestigntlon ms to the kind and
:uumt at state aid you there was
recommended. The ranch also in-
.raou the Keatlng-Owen Bill for the
orevcntion of child labor, which is
low .hyCongress. and communications
vcrc rent to the representatives of
the district and the senators-of the
atole.‘ -- II
A series 0! college teas is being
planned for girls at the town who are
thinking or college. All girls who
are even considering the possibility
are to be invited. The asaociatlom
wants them to know. from people who
have been there, something of what
college life is like. The first 0!
us Community Club rooms. and will
be an A. B. C. tea, that is. given by
ieople from the colleges and univer~
ities of Aberdeen. Barnard. Boston,
try". Mcwr, Columbia. and Cornell.
liurther notice will be given' later.
Applications for membership filly be
sent to the chairman ot- the member
ship conimlttee. Miss Helemswarta.
The editors oi the branch are:
Presidents-nits: Linda Bill
VlceoPresldeutuMlss Helen SwartzI.
Secretary and Treasurer—Miss Jos
ephine Brother-ton »
Councillor—bliss. Margaret Brand
linger. ‘~
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'A underwriter.
fellow’s Hiawatha ‘on- her wedding
journey was the inspiration“ for his
gator—ladies Home Journal.
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No GRIP AMONG HOBOEIS
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So He Chile It a “Silk Stockton Dis-
. one.” -.
The health cominissionei; of Il’Ienn
sylvanls a few days ago wrar‘neil the
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Philadelphia”, whoiie city use But
{tiring an epidemic of gulp. against
' overheat“ their homes and work- I.
shops and smart visiting crowded
7 places where Igrlpaerma were sure trl‘ . _ , .
_ be *circulathig lib thenalr. aayae the ,..I;‘."L'i
. mumps WWI. «rue health > 1
' his flares“: ~
n'unissloner or lillnol's.
uturealhsmta‘hsnoflchi .to. health. Them“?h “0‘1”“th constitute “WI
mine to The weathei', are lead freaCGllIuO’? 0‘ ‘Ihl’, .Befim“ 0'; 5"” “if
cucutly. sum dram: winter dippneunionie.
lip the collar of his overcoat on the
call comfort.
he does not open the windows for the:
salts of fresh air. But he spends mo 0
in the course -Ioi.' his wanderings ac
another occlusion in Chicago: mIight
tend to show that the tramp is not
immune from grip But that he is
less subject to it than persons
caddie
‘li was-told ‘that s. picthre or Long »'
people of his state. and particularly . .
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or thallium should be wrapped andnrobable in view IofII the “mom MI
bent dim nurses to a higher lumpeltphyslclané that tab ImuIch best and‘too
hobmplu ill d“ and accustomed to- ex preparedness for the hospitable" ie-II
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eases- Vol the respiratory system thanMWm 5,"??in
the Mine do;:- . n v. .i i.
The hobo is not a sIticklor top. IIlren .
air. lie does not, like some persons f
you know. boast that he never turns
ihl
coldest days and never has sore
throat. or that he' wears niuIslin un-
qerwear all winter and newer is cold
He does not attempt Ito herded him-
self by warning what the magorlty
When he sleeps indomsi .
time out of doors than in doors. and
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, uszIoEAIeI.
quires hPrdgm‘ 3M6}?! “flaking lpilhni are 86 old‘ 5.! lift itself WWI
Invest ducted in man) of the attractive Inca-I
els no are showing in. II
FINE FURNITURE.
Reproductions of famous claim
are much favored lust now. but we
are also showing the very MIMI
ornamental designs that are in; ~
tinctly new. I .
on: on see Our Furniture an!
let us point out to you its many 'I
* merits.
lagtlons. (playtime... or" upon
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themselves seems altogether
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The Only Fully Equlppcd
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resplendent with coverings
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