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3
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91"» 3.33% flfw
h w ill with an attack of pneu-
“I.
Th M Coal Company are on
”in: n cargo of bituminous coal
bill the Red Star "17,” and a cargo
d anthracite from the Red Star "21.“
vim-all laps of lamb, 22c lb. Sehulue.
Ming the midweek services in
th Est Avenue M. E. church, last
Will. a special meeting of the oificial
M Ins held. Matters of interost
Ion .i‘lliicmed at some little length.
Th6 muled and single members of
fin Mover Hook and Ladder Com
my will this evening take put in
“1' ml weekly pinochlc sitting.
Who single members of the company
hold «I site lead in the contest.
«Port roast (small) we lb. Schnltze.
Tomorrow altetuuon, st 3 o'clock,
tho lenorial Window Committee, of
‘Christ binomial church. will hold on
What meeting. at which savory
amber is specially urged to be pro
cent. The plans for the new tiudow
‘wiil be looked over and discussed, and
a is important that all of the coni-
mittee be present
Lellrmd N. Nnylor, of 27s
avenue, mot with a serious nccidenl.
lantern“ at the Frank miller lsimber
00.. Bridgeport. with whom he is em-
ployed. ills left hand was injured. but
lull My seriously cannot yet be de—
* tormined. He was token to the St.
Vin
in; comfortably.
——l“wall Shoulders. lac lb. Schultze.
Arrangements are now being made
to hold special cvttngclistic services
uch night of no“ work at the East
Avenue ll. l4). church. it in clitwctod
um chry evening on out of town
miter will occupy the pulpit. Theda
services will be simil-r to those con-V
ducted some. time also by the pastor,
Rev. .8. l’. Fairbanks, with such litr-
ruclilng and lasting results.
Plans were pushed for the super
Wild “ to be held 'm we w CLERICAL APPOINTMWS AN- few weeks and ‘ dt‘BdKOl' Wlll begin
may the iii-moors of the Wo-i
w W of Christ EM Official announcementof clerical np- dation of the old turntable of the my tho joy of Mo.
m.“ . Will of the “will? pointmenui is made in this week“ a. draw. as at tho w lorl ‘Noutrono pm,“ ”an!“ 9,,
Minimalism-imam
WM“. “In. I. l'.
l
I
l
M. l
M Immdson, of Fifth avenue,‘
East
t Hospital. where he. is now rost-
wiu rcnhnur tor (on; not; [hr in
yect being to interact even unto:
in the Ilium work of the \Ilh’.
did Mammalian.
«Fro-ll Shannan. 11c lb. Schultu
WWI
O'MIEN’S liNSTREu. 3
“My I) conceived and staged
by Neil O’Brien went a long way the
put three ma toward nurturing
fun interest in this Mylo of entertain-
ment. Ir. O’Brien, who for years has
been a predominant figure on the min»
trot stage. branched out three years
ago on his own account, and extreme
ly pleasant recollections still linger of
the splendid performances he and his
associates presented on their pret‘ioub
visits. They were clean, wholesome.
lively enleruinments and gave full
mensure of enjoyment to minfitrel lov-
ers everywhere. It will therfore be
goods news to theotrogoors to learn
‘ that Mr. O'Brien. who is now on his
fourth annual tour. will appear at the
Regent, matinee and night, February
17. with a completely new equipment,
new wardrobe, new songo, jokes. spe
cial features and almost an entirely
new gompuny. This follows out the
announced policy as promised by Mr.
O'Brien and his manner, Oscar l“.
Hodge, to present each year an entiro
ly new show from fil‘b‘l part to the flu—
al curtain. This plan has been faith
lully carried out this season. From u_
comedy standpoint, this year‘s enter
tainmcnl is particularly noteworthy,
including two nimtchee by Mr. O‘Brien
entitled “Fighting The Flames," in
which he personally appears, and ”The
Penny Arcude" featuring Eddie Max-3
ier. What is usually tormed in mitts-
treliy the "song and dance" act hat-3
again been staged by Pete Dowel und ‘
is entitled “The. Hotel De Danae." it
is said to revel] the. same touch of
ltlf'glnflllly as was shown in this young
iproducer—oomediun's numbers of
1 past three seasons.
the
The marrow is nmstly new and 909
lecied with that some critical care ov-3
idcnced by Mr. O'Brien the past twoi
sermons and includes Eddie Ross. Ed-
uiio Muller, basses Whitc, l’etoDetzel,
Casper Novutls, David Morris, James
llarard, willie lit-fry. Winfield Will.
isms. Jonntlnn HIV and n capable
chorus, while the band and orchestra
3 will he directed by at. J. mum.
NOUNCED.
"L‘uibnlic Transcrip " no follow: 3
la Dr. Joesph n Joyno. ms L3
w m ““3" m ‘ m Jolin'l Church, llddlotorrn. to 8t~
“’3‘. lad in. Cm pmtv'lncent's (‘hurch, Butt Haven.
m- Ma. numb-ants m
Rownvrou
In. Pearl homes will go to New
"mm thin evening to Install the
onloen of the Rebekah Lodge in that
place,
—Bl‘lll legs of lamb. 22c lb. Schultze.
George I‘. Muendell, of this place,
will represent Rownyton u the fifth
fl' the series of exhibitions hold to
its] unl- tomorrow at the residence of
,1!“ {muses fluid. in South Nor-
with.
:«Ponk roast (email) 15c lb. Schultze.
I ‘Aldlomonnl campaign will be
(Pas-
tor.)
llcv. Paul F. Keatinx from St.
Mary's Church, New London. to st.
Mary's Church. Stamford. (Assistant)!
Rev. Pater Dolln Iron St. Mary's
Church, Sanford. to St. Rose's
Church. Mormon. (“313th
Rev. l’ntrick Doha from St. Rose's
Church. Maiden. to St. John's
Church, Mlddlotown. (Assistant)
Rev. John hundry from St. John's
Church. Watertown. to Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. Waterbury. (An
distant.)
NEW LONDON FREIGHT HAND-
DLERS STRIKE.
NEW LONDON, Feb. ll.——0ne hun-
lred and seventy-five freight handll'flll
on the Long Wharf of the Central V81”
mont Railway In East New London.
went on strike early yesterday when
hey who refused an increase of five
cents an hour by the company. They
had been getting twenty cents an hour
and demanded 26. The freight hand-
Win the, Rowal’ton Methodist lors comprise the day and night
W church next Sunday. and gangs.
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Jackson’s Market
:‘3 first Street. Phone 426-5.
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‘ which they are to give within a shall ["10595‘ basketball “811188 played this
‘timtt worn discussed.
. building.
, games before tho-Mason closes.
1 was appointed to make arrangcmt-nts
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‘ yesterday in .
spent
B. N. (vault
Norwulk on business. l
3
Ni
Mr. and Mail. It'llciidrigmp 53:!" 3““ t] llor, the French teach
yesterday in he» \ork. v» ext eylu' “b ab”... yesterday.
Wl‘l‘e the guests of friends. 3 ,
S. A. Purdy has returned to his1 M353 Florence 5mm chairman of
home after Wendi“ 3 {9“ days m‘the Senior l’lay Committee. has sent
New York 0“ business. ll'or another play. inasmuch as the
.l. Lanison of Boston. has re three she has now are unsatisfacmry ‘
turned to his home there alter spend
lug 3 few days In ‘0‘”! 0" business. The Girls' basketball team will not
P. L. Jensen hair returned to his £play Stamford today, as the game hasl
home after spending a few days iuibeen cancelled. They will go to An-
NGW York 83 the SW!!! Of friends. 14min Saturday, to play there. Want}
r—lt‘reah Shoulders, 13c lb. Schultze. rd» Buys 10 80 up there and cheer.
Miss E. L Downs has returned 10‘
her home after spending several daysl
in Bridgeport.
Many of the students are remark?
ing upon the excellent service of the
F. S. Sturges is able to be out once |lunch counter, managed b5 the Do
more after being confined to his lnleettc 39'9”“? UBDutment. it is
home for the last few days with thelh‘m"d ”1““ this standard “'1” b‘“ “‘9‘
grip. ill“)-
Hunt & Downs, the well known 10‘
val plumbers are having an additionl Th" Norwalk High School indepen-
built to their place of business. 'l‘lieyldm‘“ played the llanbury “”4" 9" “00,
will “so this as an olden EFreshmen at Danbury, last Wellnes-
A meeting of the hm”, Frienltx day night. and defeated them with n
\m city was held in the parlors 0' score of 2‘1 to 26. Both teams “'(‘l‘l‘
chtmh. Plans for o portv pretty he“) and fl was 0“” "f ”‘9
.-._.._.
year.
22c lb. 'Scliultze. ' ' l
\ meeting of the Boy Scouts w” FISHERMAN LOST OVERBOARD.
hold last night in the high school NO‘ANh' l‘eb. 11.7.4Laputmllcnry
\lter the regular business Lanxworth ,of the schooner “tillam
:nvctlng the basketball team practiced A Morse. reported the 1°“ "f " 1mm
This team expects to play a few more b" of m“ crew in the gale Monday
The night. on his arrival in port lten' Wed:
«Small legs of lamb,
Scouts are also planning to give ll nesduy. Th" fisherman was A l’ollu- ‘
supper in the High uchool building 3‘1““: whose "”31“?" live in liw oldz
lwlthin 1| short time. A committee country. The Horse is engaged in;
brought into port 58,000 pounds ofl
The masonry work on the first plot as!" 3
for the new bridge has boon ontlrely‘
completed. The work on the cotter-
dim}l for the second pier has been
Rheumatic suffer-rs are highly scn- 3
lime and mil, directed by any!
grdmy delayed for the last week on
depot of the weather. All soon as
change in the weather, “they lot-I it in
than bonds.” 3
possible the cement foundation will br"
hid in this ooifordam. Work on the
unanimous in the too which stand
for this affair.
out abutment will be started within:
rowing what remains of the (m3
talent remedy. nu ma: wl’litov3
terron for .11.. . ..,__--
“’10“ 1’0““- (mil) 15¢ lb- Bchnlue. Eula wool more nnd more sudem‘
Armament mettle“ inallwuhof llfetako "Neutrino
men‘s 'llovn lmummnt uranium Prescription 99" “dowry week add:
3 ed headache.
.despondent, sick, feverish and miser-
3indigestlons,
The fishing along the Gulf lltream tutti A
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
“Wm-humorist
Mwmww
hhbdlnm
Handnrbe of any kind. is couseo by :
unto intomuonwuhich moons self-
poinoning. Liver and bowel potsons.‘
toxins. sucked into the bloodl'
sh the 1th ducts, omits the}
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that it congests in the smaller arteries -
and veins of the head producing vio
lent throbbing pain and distress call
You become net-vow,
hide, your meals, sour and almost nnu- 3
seats you. Then you resort to acct»
collide, aspirin or the bromides which '
1 temporarily relieve but do not rid the:
A glass ofphot water with a ten.
spotmful of limestone phosphate in it.
drank before breakfast for a while,
will not only wash these poisons from 3
your system and cure you of headache '
but will cleuue, purify and irenh‘m
the entire alimentary anal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quartet;
pound of llmlutone While. it is}
inexpensite, harmless as sugar, and?
alumni. ulstelms, except for a uourishl
twinge which is not mlmt. 3
if you aren't feeling your best. ll]
tongue is coated or you wake up with 1
bad taste. foul breath or have rolds.3
biliousxmss_ t‘ustiputionl
" or sour. acid stomach, begin tht- plum»-
pbuted lint water cure to rid your
system of 10le and poisons. '
Results are quick and it is (\luitmstli
What those who mntinue to flush outl
the stomnth, liver and bowels cvery 3
morning never have any headache or
know a miserable moment. I
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m to dam to
our or Tom
taint
.llilloalizing than tlu- \‘lh‘lltlrh
tum: is limited. we attempt to
handle his or her Wk first,
i , by, enabling them to
g i’clt‘inn early train.
We encourage all our pa-
trons to make our place their
hcadquartcrs while in town.
4.1M: Wally solicit repair _
\tork by mail it “all br- ““1
tumcd'snrnr day received
Brice: that are an invitation.
in the library mutiny: comma moro names to the long lint of one}
was appointed to make all the or warrant cum. Go to your drum!
moments for the lair which the so- today and get a 50c or $1.00 bottle. lt‘i ‘
mention will :m M“ tho humor will repay you my times in haunt;
on the town lull M. This can Natl orders rilllod on it at“.~ -
mitten will notify the women who For hole by The Clifford Pharmacy
T H A M E R
Dentists Optometrists
,0 . 'm
or Mimic mu.“ MM, cc.
have boon about: to nerve If. the vtrl- south Norwalk. }
The Season’s
li ax Sale
Renewed and Bigger .
Bargains To-m morrow
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Suits Coats
Dresses
Waists .... Furs
0pc» all. Even”. Est. 1897
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