Lane's Bakery,
51 yin-hm
Street.
'BavllW lay-ad
UNDERTKKER
Tel» sates. tau-s: Hon-s. ass,
a wast-micron or.
new one Ian's combine
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Noses iii. Glover the local shoe
“if. continues in at his home on
Haiti street.
. Charles Murray, oi Quintard Place,
file'woll known painter, is very ill at
“ “shame. with the grip.
I
The bar meeting, to take action on
’ the Idoath oi" Michael Keneaiy, will be I
A lMaillot the County Court House in
Bridgeport. on Friday. Mary Hill.
Slotted lalibst
Spoiled Iicrrlsg
Salt Cod (No bone)
Salt lerring
museum.
astasaedl'isII
lochway Oysters
long and Round
- AIL Kesaler and family. of Main
. street. Stamford, will 'move about the
middle of next month into the iormer
Bernhard dwelling on Elm street.
Stlntord. ' !
A‘ regular weekli’ meeting of the
First District Commissioners, was
held last evening,
filers on Wall street.
noes -was carried out.
Routine 'busi
t.
at their headquar- .
Clans
Cutbiil’s
BRIDGE MARKET
11 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone lob
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Plane Its-s
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You can a cumulate a capital
keep the prod a you make.
pleased to explain further.
sweetest oi roman as is unfolded. i
As Jarvis Pendleton. Mr. Miller has
one of the happiest roles of his longi
and notable career, and as Judy Ab'g
bott Miss Chatterton has rightfullyl
the honors of stardom. it is interest
ing to note that It was Ilir, Hitler who '
”discovered" both was Ghanaian
~00nt forget the Price Waltz Sat
urday. Jan. 29 Arion Hall. Jolly Five
in charge. ‘ '
The woman’s Municipal league is
to hold its regular meeting on ‘Mon-
day afternoon, January 318i. at 3. 30
o'cloclgyin‘t‘h‘e South Nahuaik Public
Library.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt, left this at;
ternoon for Lake Hopatcong, New
Jersey. where he will attend the iun-' .
oral oi.’ his uncle, Daniel Callahan, of
that place, which will he held tomor/
row morning.
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FUN AND SPECTAOLE lN
“CROOKED TO. THE END."
The Omaha Literally Get Station
Agent's Goat—Chases Railroad
Wrecks and Escapes Later.
and “Daddy Long Legs," and the ox-
lmpossible to stay any longer, as this
leave many disaiiw
era who will be unable to buy ticks
'Most everybody in the city will want
to see this charming comedy
BOSTON'S FOREIGN TRADE.
BOSTON. Jan. 31.——A gain of ill
The spectacular as ‘well as the hu-
morus plays a large part in the new
i'TriangleIKeystone couiic cominl ‘0 ton in 1915 War that of the previous; CORONER ”12““?! . ”VOTER?
moat 857,000,000 was made in the:
total foreign trade of the Port of Bos I‘
\II. and Mrs Chester E. \‘ichols, of the Palace Theatre Flidsy. A couple vesr, according to figures compiled by:
7 I58 Blackman “Place, Bridgeport are
H the parents of a daughter born yes- Fay~attempt to rob a wealthy gentle public today.
of crooks—Charles Arllng and Ill-lush
Shaw mut Bank and made
Ithe National
Imports from Europe;
terday. Ml. Nichols is the head of the man of a bag of money and almost get nmounied to $46 000' 000 and exports":
Nichols Underwear company, of
Bridgeport, formerly of this city.
The condition of Aaron Cohen, at
High street INorwslk, who has been the station agent. and others around!
very ill with an attack of scarlet toy-
or. is very much improved. The young
lion has leit his bed, but is not yet
able to be out of doors.’
Connecticut takes he
(ponsibillty in all the big movements
of the country and we find three Con-
necticut citizens elected as vice- -presl-
dents oi the American Forestry Asso
* elation, namely, Theodore L Bristol
* lion. Wm. .H- Tait and Prof. H H.
Chapman Of course we claim Mr.
Taft, since he is a professor at Yale
University, residing in New Haven.
Another real estate deal of rather
unusual importance was put through
recently, in the First District, being
the sole of another business block in
the uptown section. Frederickli
. Rowan has sold to William Krusoh,
I ‘tbereal estate commissions stout
brick business‘block on Wall street,
humans the llama Block. ' The build-
ing is at present- occupied by Moses H.
Glover‘s Shoe Store. a barber shop,
and a couple at private families. The
deal was an entirely cash transac-
tion , ' I rarities]
I -—rr"s MOST saruesac-ronv,
the dinner served Thursday nights at
the Conniry’volnb. Telephone your or-
r‘dler um.
mil".
management of an estate. .'
lhlsConpany .
. III-s these qualities and Inn
cloak alter the ail‘airs of:
you: estate in the most.
competent and “claim;
manner I
We act- Ins Executor, Trus-
r share 01' TB‘,
' to become a , great author.
away with it. Fay Illnds a goat and
I uses the animal as a blind to get the
coin. Just a'. he and his accomplice
get the goat outside burly Fred Mace!
the station “butt in" on the game. Fay
cuspes, but the money Is taken away
from the goat:
i‘ Another scene is a mixture of com-
‘edy and tragedy, showing Mace and-
the constable struggling up to their
packs in quicksand. Only the timely
lunder.
There is a great railroad wreck
scene later on. Rodney, the engineer,
takes an engine and pursues the
crooks who are escaping with 'Macea
daughter and a safe from the station.
I The crooks manage to get their vehicle
:01! the tracks Just in time, but an in-
'coming train dashes into the engine,
and there is a grand piling up of per-
tectly good engines and cars, and tiled-
ney has a class call from death alonfl
Hum other members of the crew by
jumping at the last moment.
Another thrilling spectacle is the
pursuit of the cracks in a street car
by a party of police and railroaders
headed by Mace and Rodney in auto
mobiles. The street car goes over a
cliif, and there's another“ thrilling es-
cape from sudden and violent death.
HENRV MILLER AND RUTH CHAT-
ITERTOIN lN “DADDY LONG
. LEGS."
. ,.Henry Miller and {Ruth Chatterton
Jhavo secured-a .poraonal triumph in
Joan Webster’s fascinating ‘cmnedy.
I‘f-Daddyliong Leis," one at tbe‘mat.
.. Peat nrmaattc successes of recent “yams
Inns which um so soon at magnetism,
;on nmday'nlght, Feb. 3. only.
The story of "Daddy Ionglegs”.
uneven abouttho Wannality and ad-
seninres or Judy amen the/pretty
charity schoolgirl, whose ambition is
Jarvis
Poudioton. a wealthy younggsasnt'who
onhlsrirstviaithotiislmumasa
muons will to the child's .ro-
nihilism the tyranny of an sun.
terc'matron, doicrmi’au togivohora:
‘Ioaaminim. Mtrovaalinghts
Wanton»
' 'abodossqusdbooomoa.
mmauihuwbilsatiliavssyyosu
arrival of help saves them irom going?
...:
ecelved direct:
I
Illll 000, 000. The port I
Ifrom Asia sazfliiooooo worth of im
I'poits and shipped to that L‘ontlnenti,
merchandise mined at 3200 000. The
balance of trade was largely againstI
Boston with Austlulia New Zealand II
Africa. South and (‘entral America
and Canada.
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CAMPS
SUMMER.
ITRAINING FOR NEXT
i
Plans Cali Tor Five at Platteburq. N
V., and Four at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.
NEW YORK Jan. 27. ~Pltms for the
military training camps st P'Isttsburg,I
N. Y., and Fort Oglethorpe Ga. nout‘t
iiilitlillls
And Other Distress-1
ing Throat and Lung
Ailments Yield to
Linonine
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Nearly one thousand prominent peo-
ple in one city alone have publicly
testified in signed statements, that Lin-
onine cured them of coughs, ' colds.
bronchitis and other forms oi winter
complaints that threatened their vcry
existence. Other thousands in other
sections of the country have added
their testimony. and all units in pro
claiming Lincoln the most elective
medicine-oi its-kind known to science.
It warms and enriches the blood, it re-
cstes membranes of threat nd lungs in
stores circulation and bathes thcdoli-
sch, new. vitality bringing blood-
mud irritations thatcausotbo
mm at is a‘ truly wmdoriui
oumsdiqfloombissdianngaad
“newsroom
Lotitbendastoodtbot ham-swath.”
caiytbossatoiqosittythatprohossssssusst host. toast-is:
mm‘mamnhmaflmumwm
aadmabatnrbuainoasplacearonlarboe—Iive. Weu'ytoplosse
ahwumuisfiunywmu.mmyumtm.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
The City Nafional Bank.
Keeping the Profits
A savings account in this Bank gives you the means oi keeping
your profits and turning them to capital.
The compound interest will be a second prom which twice a
year Increases itself and your reserve too—our oilicers would be
Idatc a minimum attendance of 10.000
éliajor General Leonard Wood, U. S.
altogether too short engagement will:
cketflaosk (amp.
lntod ti 0.4.19: third (Hump senior division
ad relief is wrought by removing 1st
Mg! pursue. wholesonaIIiI-gf -
mummmrm'
:37 WW St.
“mu
it you are making a profit and will
....
summer ware announced today by
the Department of the East. Accord
ing to those in charge. arrangements
have already been made to accommo
t it was said conldently expects
the numbel will be twice that.
Plesent plans call for live camps
quislte "“1" 0! this production “lat l’lattsburg and tour at Fort Ogle’
I
due entirely to his artistic training. Ithorpe
it is to be regretted that it will be.
The I’Iattsburg camps will
the disidcd as follows: First camp,
senim division, June 6-July 2; second
junior division. July 5-August
‘12- August 8; (With camp. senior dl-
\ision.
camp. senior -dIvIsIon. September 8-
October 15
The Port 0;: lothospe camps will be
In opoiation iIonI April ii to August 8.
GLBANID.
Learns That Houston
Army Decuments Died About Your
A new and attractive 9 inch Black
Kid Lace Boot
Glover’s
July I
August iBeptombcr 6; fifth.
Mentioned In ‘
UP TO DATE
Footwear .
$5.00 ,-
s'rona CLOSED MONDAY
EVENING AT 6:30 UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE. '
Nonalk Is. Result
Are You Looking
tor a square deal in dentistry? If so
there is no need oi further delay
bolero having your teeth out in
perfect condition. In this oilloe the ‘
work is well done at a moderate
cost, ior personal attention is glveni
every detail; nothing but the best.
materials used and the must ap
proved methods. Patients rbceive.
courteous treatment and children
most with every consideration.
Consultation free and estimates
cheerfully given.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
I II tooth Iain 8. South
I H00":.I .mulpflm lonely.
by unintmsnt only.
OED-llulllfllulflii‘
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ALL POINTS
IN
VIIBIIII
Get Your Reservation Through the
Agents. .
I. ll. lIonII scam.
REAL ESTATE. C "BUM“,
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Aflo In Danbury.
(‘oroner John J Pholan's latest
mystery is somewhat cleared up to;
day. The strange case of the gul-
Ioping letters which arrived at the
coroner's oilice yesterday. hunting
the crucial completely, in no longer
the enigma it impersonated- -ior about
24 hours.
The mass of discharge papers from
the United States army, pension all»
plications. receipts, etc.
the name and address “James G.
Houston," figured prominently, have
been traced almost to their source. it
seems that the Houston mentioned
died about a year ago in Danbury,
and that Coroner Phelan inquired in-
ohia death.
At that time Houston's pensitm pa.
pers and other documents were taken
‘to Hartford by oiiioiol‘s. and ultimate
ly they arrived at the coroner’s cities.
'They are valuable only to relatives of
the dead man. and the coroner will
hold them availing word from mem-
bers at his family. 4.
Discharge papers from the army
Iaiter the- Spanish war, made out to
ICha'rles W. Hueston. were also in-
cluded in the bulky envelope which
”Coroner Phelan received. Just how
these fit in with the general scheme
is yet to be explained.
GRIP CLAIMS OLD SOLDIERS AT
NOROTON.
Arthur L. Post. quartermaster at.
the Fitch's Home ior soldiers at
Nmoton Heights, was in HartfordK
yesterday as a delegate to the con-
volition oi the Association of the Sec-
many of she dormer reasons for com-
~pl|int had been culminated: the old
icoddarniabed to them. The grip
epidemic has hit the institution hard;
star three weeks imitates misusing
firm the gulp have died at the rate
at abreastwc‘ak . . .
in which I
retaries oi ooaneoticnt Veterans. A.
reporter-tallied with him about Icondi.
honest the home.‘ JIr- Fantasia that:
man memoir Monthly slashedwith:
the cooking'and'witit the articles of.
-5 Railroad Ave. Booth Namath
BeSuIelts A PIE
FRlSBlE'S .
.Made in the Cleanest Plant
from the best fresh fruits
obtainable. ’
Ask Your Grocer for Them.
Insist on them at your res-
tanrants.
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WIN a g; 00
Pelduchtiierl
Arrange the letters to form
words pertaining to our business.
$1.00 to the first person bringing the
correct answer to our store this week.
Winner's name to be In our Adv. next
Monday, Jan. stat.
Goldy & Brennan
42 scum MAIN or.
Special Sale
lillSlllI mum
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Tile little Shop
«.4. a. smiles some. sinister.
one limes permanganate;
1‘10th Miss TRIS. Cut out lithium
slip, enclose with'nv‘s cents torFoldy-fl'm
& Tic, ‘Chlcago,"‘iil.', writing your name
and, address clearly. You will receive
in return a trisl'package containing
Foley'slloney and Tar Compound. for
coughs, colds and» croup, Foley Kidney
Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets
Sold everywhere. ' ~ .
W
m Punch.-
intzs
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
The Last Three Days of This
Big Sale
Ladies’. Bronze Shoes and
Stockings
THE SHOES are of the la test. nine inch high cut model that -
is the last word in it!” hootwear.
THE STOCKINGS are all Sills or Lisle in just the right
shade to make eflectiIte combination.
I1 WASHINGTON STREET
COLD WEATHER ACHES AND
PAINB.
Many aches and pains, sore muscles, *
still Joints and much rheumatism at:
tributed to cold weather have their,
cause in failure 0! the kidneys‘to';
properly eliminate' waste matter. irom‘.‘
the system. Foley Kidney Pills tone?
up weak and diseased kidneys, giving
Iprompt relief from aches and pains.I
:Sold everywhere.
I
The 'NewScie-nte
WWWIM or CHIROPHAGTIDI
Chiropradio ll the definition of “It!
cause oi tho disease and the art oI‘
sills-ting tbs some. ,nisoaao isoaasod -;
ttsrsstosptnobsdnsrvesandpaintnI
labor lite in the diluent organs and'
CONNEALLIT' a BRACKEN
. South Nominees“
wamworsuuniasbei‘
but. Ilsa. ii doneinolthIltM‘
rust-«on: «Isa " '
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
than right around when m 5
thing like this happens in you."
homo... if your I
PLUMBING
ls detective, antiquated. usual-i . '
tary or worn out, have us make:
necessary repairs or “stalls
now syltem of
MODERN PLUMBING .
Joanne A aPIOIhLTV
Holmesltsasn’
a
I. mi"
hill.
chit-spam remove the cacao or
tissue and pain. health Is rsatocodi
through harmonizing rho servo on
tons in your body. Female troubles;
liven special attention: also assumes
oi the spin. You will 1|“ch
bob you.
liagnotioF "uncommon also. .
Court}
at Was'l‘htndi‘on FEW c...”
andntomml’almssscbw.tlsj
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Will lame»
I Notice, thee inns on M'WWM‘
i 41-0 set II duplicate sup irosiim
NO'NGE.
PAYS
iii: III. III. Rags
i‘
driver with our name and chaos“
honors selling. I '.
3 ROWAN 81’. mos NDHVHILIK
PM!“
lIJIS smile until
FRESH anon THE mm.
3.;rxos. 25¢.
ITTO
It You Have
Successor so Wm. Elli-on.
' Phone 499 '
,37 Fort Street. East Nmalh.
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.Ready-tobwear HATS “T,
Cold Weather
. so! ‘i. ' .
“Gil heaters" " , to; heaters,
grill stoves, electric ‘irons.
electric
vacuum
shuyels. lamp goods of every descrtp- V
wort ;F.
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“we can an it.
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f Iwau‘aothopnrsstiruam
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bottles electric coifee percolstors, Iash ,
sitters. gas mantles. lanterns. furnace .
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