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Mrs. James Cook spent Bulky in
Larchment with her mother, lire. Ly-
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Frank Annunsiato will box with Belt
or White in Mekwod‘a Hall. Norman.
on the evening of Jan. 28.
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spent the week-and with Mr. and Mrs.
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The Neighborly Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. M. E. Adams at her
,home on Hoyt street this Tuesday eve—
hing.
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'Miss Edith ‘Sutton of East avenue.
who has been home (or a week with
grip. was able to return to her work in
INew York Monday morning.
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‘Rov. A .13}. 1399138 01‘ Nichols preach
ed an excellent sermon to a large au-
,dience in the Methodist church. Sun-
'day morning, having exchanged pul—5
pits with Rev. B. D. Trinkaus tor the
day.
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H. Vogel. at East Washington street.1
has purchased 'sn au omohile for deliv
'ery purposes.
Rev. H. D. Trinkaus went to hitch-1.
ols. Sunday morning, and he ollciated‘
at the communion service at the Meth-
odist Church at that place. the pastor
being as yet unordalned for the admin-
istering of that service.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Cook. Miss Verv
onion Cook and 'Harold Cook attended
to go south with stops along the way.5 the {W of their intimate friend.
A meeting of tho oillcers and teach-1pnzfiezezu;gengv: 12:22:31“ 1;:
ers of the Baptist Bible school will be deceased of whom “no“ Cook was resumed his duties in Schultz‘s mar
held on Friday eveninx of this we“ one 0’ them ‘9‘ unto”
1st the home of the superintendent, E. 1 ’
H. Every, Penuoyer street. ‘ ’
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Matti-wank Petty. or East \\ ashinx
ton street, is offlously ill with an at.
tack of pneumonia
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The sewing. session of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Ensi AVenue M E.
11.1.3.5 '1“ .ol'ei. “1°alts
‘H. caucuses COMPANY HIV VOII. CITY.
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A few daring ones risked skating on 1 Routing 1mm mill! last nisht
the Park Lake, Monday. but the warm won t
5 Julius A. West. of Raymond street yum" 0! Saturday um may had m,
5 ; is about again after an illness or three mode the ic. soil N unsafe in M u, n.5,;
11:13:21.1 weeks with a very serene attack oi Entrance to the pond could only boi .‘1111 ‘-
’ 81'!» and quinsy 30” throat. '30 was made at the powerhouse. as boys had Minn)
under the care or Dr. Noxon. 0t Darlen.‘1bmk.n the 350.». ”pm“ alonl declodly
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5 Friends in 10W“ Will be lult‘l‘efilt’d —-l.UNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB. nutter gave out notice that the lee1
‘ .30 know that M: and Mrs George A The club is a dolightiul place to' was not ante. and warned persons to
wright. Jr. are traveling with 'The lunch and hiday‘s a special luncheon avoid going on until alter another
mm Magdalene" company and are 1: served from
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grip ther home
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neighborhood of. 1: W ..
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ipal church Willi» held tomomt' pvt
ltornoon oi: the home
'Lcster. on like” 9
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Real estate. sales on the East Side
“$4156
very slow.
the town clerk there is no local pro-
perty involved.
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autographs ot distinguiM people.
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Pupil in his brother Frederck \V.
James’s room in school in New York.
5 but now a U. 8. Senator.
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3 Received from bliss Ellen Jones are
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SPECIALS
:and teachers of
“Sunday school was held at the par-
sonage last night. .
lgregationul (‘hurch will hold a silver
church was held thls‘anernoou in the
Albert Ferris. of Pleasant street has1
recovered from a trio! illness and has 1
e “bylaw. C. 01.nnrrett.‘ot Ros
y, and there will _be special music "
shoal t ,0 “pom godly-fistula? the;
.. at tonight’s town meetingflor some
The regular weekly meeting of the
counter determined opposition. A mis-
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Woman's Auxiliary oi Christ Episco understnnding has arisen from the
1i?" “a” graph off tho call. which reads as
though the W0! Finance endorsed -,
” all the proposed appropriations, m4“ ‘1”
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during the past few weekd. have been as . “an” 0‘ (not, they hare only
in the latest list of land . in
transactions issued from the once of that 0‘ A H Sconelds claim. whic
5 this morning
1 towed trout the docks oi the‘St. George
3P. d: P. company. of upper‘11Norwalk,1
the three-muted sghooner “C. 0. Jet.
The schooner had dischm’sed
a cargo of paper pain from St. George
A treat is in stole for music lovers.
100 the evening of February 8th. ln’ the
East Avenue \i. E 'church. It 8 o'clock
a concert will be given by some of the
admission will be free but (Merton
and pledges will be received toward
When Edwin W. James was n young
line he was very fond, of collecting
land while in the New York Clipper SM‘H‘W‘J’Y'
measure theatrical and sporting pm W ..
tension. He has one still in so Dos-13m
session of a gentleman at one time a mm
which reads continue “‘9
'Mn- Edwin James. one hundrediioilars
to their name to payment oi inheri-
received Taylor's morgue to his home at Sons
Means of Tubman di..Parirer hal 'ersillo; men, one of the suburbs or
once alter deducting expenses to 1181908‘031. Sunday morning, [or ,5.
* ‘ lineal. There were no actual witness»
1 “Jane; A. German. es to McClements's death. lie list ‘
It was the money realised from the best
sale or the house it: west «is stressful-r
New York. 1an in? hit min. to his;
«elder stator and tumult which :1;
linear wlh’euaaieonaeeountothlt
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since Hr. James married her mother
They had no inundation, whatever.
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The lndies' Aid Society of the Con-
tea and (like sale at the parsonage on
Thursday, from it 105 on m.
The Ladies' “3' Society of 1181) M.
in. Church are planning for a part-oi
'post social to be held some time in
February.
nestle liofl oi Newsrk who 1. ll
danced to Miss Helen Brunimer, of
this towns spent the week end at the
home of M1. and Mrér‘l 1W. Bromruei,
oi the Post Road.
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week at the Methodist Church were
resumed at 7:10 last night. and con
1tinue each evening of the week except
Saturday The pastor. Rev. F 3;. La:-
1 will be assisted nearly every eve-
by these two ministerl. whose tenor
nndbaritone duets have been much
:shiorod
Another exciting time is anticipated
oi the propositions in the call will en
ecology o! the concluding pare
taken action on one of the items ~-
thsy refused to endorse The select
men state that they are not to blame
for the misunderstanding as the call
was drafted in the town counsel's nl~
lice
The msmbers.ol the Dutch Fire
t‘nmmmv held a chowder supper at
the firehouse, Saturday night, which
the lame number who were present
greatly enjoyed. in entertainment of
songs. monologues and speeches was
rendered. Edward Spluanang see
crul songs, which prompted sometoi'l
the boys to hell him as a second Mac-
Cormack. Davd Hanan. who has a
reputation as one of the best corned
lens in this section, told a tew stories
which were exceedingly funny and
pleased all. Postmaster Charles Ben
oett of Noroton also gave a song
which was generously applauded.
Speeches tollowed by Chief Martin
or \V Balm G80?!“
“Smith Theodore Austen. A. De
Rltt Mead. and others. “Auldflasng
was sun: by all in conclusion.
ed. andm inany snore-ad the hope that
the entertainment committee would .,
good work by giving a
similar entertainment each month.
The body of Joseph McClaments.
[1 the railroad brakeman who was kill
taken by two friends teem Andres
inter-
on the railroad only these or
client}; and shoot dud simian
morning. when WM wearig
mops-emu. was greatly pleas '
ed here early Saturday morning, was '
withonoof isometric"
m in my... rm 0:: s is universal "on: he ml the canoe. .
grime—with detest oi the erewehe'
Lamps, $5.00
One table holding a group of very desirable
Portables for either electricity or gas.
One Blecmflicr with wicker work, with tall base of
green POItery, wicker shade lined with green silk.
Thu: Electroliers, white wicker, white pottery bases,
white shades lined with white silk.
Two Gas Portables, brass bases, square art glass
shades with crystal prism pendant. 1
“06st; Portables, brass bases, large pagoda shaped
shades, green art glass, curved panels, and deep fringe of
glass heads. 5
The same model with while glass. panels 1111 the shade.
1 Gas Portable with old ivory vase, curved panels of
clouded white and amber glass and deep fringe of white
and gold beads.
Two Gas Portables. antique brass bases,
paneled art giasx, in antique brass frames.
of
shades
Jardiuiers, Halt-Price
A large collection of Jardinieres marked at half—
A‘mong these are sth-rai models \vitlipcdcstnls in
price.
gray stone and old ivory. Very suitable for sun parlors,
porches or formal gardens. .52.. ‘
Plates, 10 cts. each
“”Austnan Chitin, breakfast, luncheon and bread and
hutocr plates,u1th green and red run: .. gold stippled
,‘15FrenCh Portrait Plates for “all dt‘COl‘athIlS or iruit
"”55‘5‘555111‘59 been 25 cts.
Flowing blue landscape plates, American scenes, Stuf~
lordshire ware.
Kitchenware Section
Articles at haltlprice.
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Sambvar
Thermos Bottles 5 .
Handle-less Aluminum $111110:
Thern'ms Cases
Electric Stoves
Bath room Fixtures
Standing Shaving Mirror
Pans-
.r\ud other convenient Kitch-
t‘ ll “'8 T135.
At Special Prices.
1 Silex Pcrcoiators
Canvas Clothes H'auipers
Steam Kettles
Rice Boilers. with pos‘ciuiu
insclsiu aluminum pails. Copper and Aluminum Perm— 1
lators ,
Rteok Planks in nickel or cop-
Clothes Wriugers
Butcher Knives
Electric irons per frames.
Electric Stoves
Both rodm Seats
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Ramckins in nickel or copper
frames.
Furniture, Hali- Price
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'1 he halt- -price room in the Furniture Gallery is receis—
-\moug them several Dow
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iug may attractive additions.
enport. Beds with leather backs and cushions. w hich open ‘
out to full size beds \v t’i'c $54. 00, now 827.005
Sheraton Reception Chair of solid iuahmvany. ribbdn
inlay uork scat cowrod m ireneh damask was $528.75, 5
new 5 . $141; 50
Diningroom Arm Chairs, golden oak, were $4.00 new 1 1
5"; 132.001
Sheraton Bed.11s.oiid mahogany Wt 1111 u do ribbon in,- ’
lay, a very. fine specimen. was $68.00, now also .
liehogany Bed with hamster head and foot imards
was $34. 50, now ' $17. 251
Circassmn Walnut Bed, 4- poster, panel head and Toot
hoards. was $51.00, new 5’ ‘5 , 33$ 50 ,.
Circadian Wali11ut Bed. crotch walnut on head and
foot boards, Louis iV.decor5a1tions, wa‘s $65 .00. now
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