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Shining on the Mill pond is poor.
the he is rough and hard to skate on.
llailfllhimd Baldwin is spending
1&9 Minion York city.
, mm Gilbert, of Blidgepmt, in
Max his parents on Van Zant
“at,
' i119 condition of Officer Wallace IR.
The Wowiohtowed the coal barge
“Alice” to Norwalk yesterday morn-
ing. In the evening she towed three
Red Star‘hal‘gce to New York.
No truce of the millionth of Olli-
eer John 11. Roberto have been found
188 yet. The police are working on
never-cl .cluee which may have a bear.
in; on the crime.
”The condition or Thomas Village.
' o! Winfield retreat. who la in the Nor-
~vflk Houoihll remains the name. .Mr.
‘ 1 rapid recovery.
, The weekly meeting of the Indies'
Aid Society of the blast Avenue 111'.
‘8. Church was held this afternoon in
the parlors of the church. Regular
business (:11er up belore the meeting.
It is alplounnre for East Elders to
loam that there is 11 possibility that
pull I’olllture1 Bench may become the
property of the town. Much pleasure
“~53“!le from visits to the beach 'by
the poiople of the Third District. *
M ‘ «Another session of the pinochle
etournament between the married and
single men will be bold tomorrow ev-
. coins in the Mayflower Hook and Ind-
A-dnr Company. 1A large attendance is
(expected. » ~
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James F. Baker spent Saturday in
New York city.
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Jill‘s. Joseph R. Taylor, of Pennoycr
meet. in recovering from an attack
0! the grip.
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fire. Pleston Hall. of Crockett
street, is recovering from her recent
serious illness. ‘
' 1111-. and Mrs. P. ‘M. Needle, oi
nova) ton avenue. spent the week end
‘ as the guehte of relatives in New York
city.
Miss Elizabeth Smith is now grad-
ually recovering from her recent eel“
‘ ions illness, and is able to sit up 11
and time each day.
“All the employos of John Sherman
Ihyt at ‘Shemmerel' his residence- on
‘ 1111‘. Island. and “()verbrook" his'
3819. have been vaccinated.
1 g film. Josephine Crew. of Crow ave»
her home on Saturday night. soothin-
hg n dielocntcd shoulder. Jim. Crow
it met mung emimhiy,. 11ml
_ It may intend: hope for her early
”on.
tori: 111 on: mutual”
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i men an the 101”"
Jammie, of East avenue, remains the
Village is amok but his many friend’s'
nyinpothlre with him and wish him a1
. Mr. and Mrs. ll. Roscoe, George Bo:
m, was eevoroly injured by 11 fall at:
Gummmmaw
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doubt.
t anfi hear the
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PANY
HARTFORD, Jan. ‘24:”The Brooks
National Bank of Torrington has ap-
plied to the bank commissioner for
permission to change to a estate bank
and trust company. A hearing will he
held later.
Nothing is calculated ‘lo give the
self made man a harder jolt than a
bill of fare in French.
111111 111 11111101.
Miss Emma H. nelauem of Bell
avenue, has had her summer's supply.
of ice cut from Gorham‘s pond.
James H.Wehl1 and family of Long
. heck Point road wole Sunday guests
'tol‘ Mrs. William Finch of the point.
The Church Aid Society of the No-
.cake sale on the afternoon of Feb. 11.
M
Mrs. ll. J. Brooks of the Heights,
who suffered 11 slight stroke last week,
in improving under the care of D1 A
L. House
Mrs. F. B. Wnlworth is now enter
taining her sister, Miss Vivian Smith,
of Three Bridges, N J., at her home
in Noroton.
The women of the Methodist
Church announce 11 Washington sun
per for Feb. 22. Both George and Mar
ch11, it is stated, will be present.
Mrs. Smith of New Jersey, who hue
been a guest of her daughter, Mrs.
11‘. B. Wolworth, at The Heights, 211111
returned to her home.
Charles. Fitch of Maple «venue has
resigned his bouillon with the inter-
uotionnl 1.1911111 Company, and taken 01111
with another company as manager or
a branch at Newark, N. J.
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A number of members or the local
grunge will attend the annual conven-
tion of 1thonnocticui Duirymeu's
Association. which opened 111 Ham;
ford today, for all or part of the limo
This evening. from F1 to 8, 11.112111.
rake supper will be served by tho
women of the Norotou Heights Metho-
diet Protestant Church. Sausage and
pics will mund out the bill of {111111.
-—-l¢—-_.
The Men's Biblo chino~ which ulna' a
Sunday mornings, at 9:30, in the Con-
gregational Church. is flourishing. At
the musical service which had born
planned for last Sunday, over ili'mon
were- present.
A pinochlo tournament is in pro
grass at Newton Heights, the players
being Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Collin, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Show, lilies Lucy Show,
toes and Dr. John S. Gillies of Stom-
i‘ord and Charles Guestermuller of
Dnnlmry. ‘
In defense of its inability to main
’tain the schedules, which was the sub-
iicct of attack in the General Assembly
llasi neck, the officials of the New
Haven mud maintain that the poor
coal is to blame. Saturday afternoon
freight passing through—fiction was
lclélnyed nearly an haul-.113 the gates
were clogged on the locomotive which
drew 11.111111 the firemen had to draw
lthe lime and rebuild them before the
train could [ll‘OtEHL All the trolley
.11an from l-‘alrl’ield to Stretlord ware
also stalled not long ago. when {or
glho unme reason. it was accessory lo
rebuild the fires 111 Ult' poworhouuo.
old boy living on the Pool. "all. one:
0mm School. hand n (lentil-11 in
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otter-11min Either not, Mannheim
11141 1111111111: or the W m
dominion: the: it was an unloaded
Ml lMMlillflhflW
M11 chimnndmlhmfl would
Monmdlflnmlmflfltlflim
W The W .W m
’iemfldeflfims
‘ where bandwrhing was involved, as a
rolon Presbyterian Church will hold a .
lion w. ill dopret 111111
chM Loud mi 1“
mummies have been unable to mantel
um from an) of these stories. An-
nher 1111c heard in town is that his
;ellow-counirymcn raised .1 purse for
Pelli to enable him to len‘ve this
part of the country, and that he head
1‘! £01 California.
William Leslie French, who settled
n the Rowayton end to town a couple
31’ years ago, when with his moiher
he established a unique educational
farm for boys, is one of the best-
lrnown handwriting experts in this
country, and some time ago prepared
for the Spencerinn en Company of
New York an advegising brochure
.elling bow handwriting revealed
character. He has often been called
1.0 testify in preplexing legal cases
means of identification, or in the case
if suspected forgeries. One day last
week Mr. French addressed the Glrda
1-011 Club of Hartford on these sub
:ects. entertaining the men present at.
be close of his address by desoribuig
heir personal characteriotios 1111 re-
vealed in their penmanship.
Two l‘hnngoe were made in the rillh
road timetable effective yesterday.
which, affect Darien—bul not to a very
considerable extent, so for as lral'l‘ic is
concerned, for they affect rust-bound
trains passing through here heore d
in the morning. The Danbury train
leaving Stamford previously at 5:35
Grange will be held Fridcy evening
January 26. ,
Bartlett Williams has a new auto-
mobile.
:Hnrold Trade is spending some one
111 New...¥ork.
Paul Rungsted is in East lflauge.
N. J., fora few days’ visit.
Mrs. George. F. Sherwood has been
ill for 1Several days with grip.
Another little son has arrived at the
home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ben-
hell.
Frank Sherwood has returned to
town, after spending some time in
Bridgeport.
Town Clerk and Mrs. Arthur (3.
Bradley. who have both been iii, are
about again.
A very enjoyable whist and dance
was given Friday evening in the town
hall {by the Norwalk improvement As-
sociation. ~
Rev. Charles W. Burt was able to
occupy his pulpit in the Norfield Con»
gregational Church, Sunday, after twu
weeku’ illness.
George Downs, who is spending the
winter with his daughter. Mrs. Frank
11nd arriving hero 111 5:48 is soluiulml
ten minutes earlier at each point. The;
train out of Now 1111111 111 1:41 which!
nrril es 111 Stamford 1115 will and which
formerly made 11 stop hero 111, 3:59, 111k-
on off 11 few months ago, is restored}
Whether patronized by passengers or
not, the 1111.11 that this train stops will
'be appl'eciulcd' by the 13111111111 public,
as it brings up the New'York papers,
When they thrown from the train as,
*1 passed through the lowintlle bond-T
ion of papers were frequently (11111111
by the suction beneath the cars and,
ground ‘up by tho 11111111111, so that local‘
people would have 1111 Morning news
papers. The train also 1.351311 to pick Ill)
.111 early morning uluil for the coat,
which was diecb’rfl‘inuod because local
people posted 1111 few letters to he did,
patched 11:1 thin 1111111. it 111 notthougbtf
likely 111111 the mail will be motored.
11111111 the 111111 cum-hound mull cloacs'
evenings at 6. 11nd. no 11111 pontvol'lioe»
".11 only open until 7:30, it practically
left only an hour an 11 ball “between
these mails. llowovrr, it was often a
convenience, 111111 the saving of prof.»
licully n hull-day when :1 letter wail
written in the evening In] dropped in
tho post-oftico door-slot, to he put in
_ mailbag in the early morning, ranching
Bridgeport. (11 New flown in the bill: I
Incas nluu's first 111.1111 and men ll‘nt-
loul by noon, so that u roply could h: i
[received in the evening mail 111 Dow t
ion. ‘ ‘
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l
T1111 school commitlev. holoclmen,i
and 1111110 chimps who “we constitu-
ted 11 committee at a recent town;
meeting to select 11 .1110 for tho Nero-f
ton'l-leighle schoolhouse, 51111111 not yet‘
to have arrived at anyldrcielon which;
warrhms 11111111 to ask the sclrclmcu‘
to call 11 town meeting to recolVe their,
111310111. It is stated that 11 putt of the
. conuniitoo 11111 not agree to favor the
Smith plot. originally selected by thi1 ;
school bonrd.111.1d 111.11 the latter in- )
vols none oi the other slim, becuueei
they fool 111111 11111 plil‘t‘d asked are ex
oesslvo 0n the other l1n11d,propc‘rty-
owners one have offered their tracts
in 1119 committee state that they are
by on menus unxiouv to sell, but nub i
milled 11n- properly because urged to:
do so by olhr~r-1, who thought that
such sites could be suitable. They
maintain 111111 the mention of 11 school i
houm- in 1111 111111112..an rental-nee flee:
11111 value of 11d1;
joining land. and that. therefore. they
are 1111111111111 1111: only in asking lilo;
mortal value. but in adding tbs-ne- 'o
entailed upon the “1111:131an alto 1111111
11111111111141 the town he to have my not:
mhmflhom or whims: within
11111- 1111111! no room; one the 111111111 our
inhumuammm.m
in m 1111-: 1111111111: in W mull
MWielwmnmm*
Wornhlhnmtwmmm'
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land Mfrmand Mrs.
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mind We moo-11111 one whom
Howley, passed his 94111 birthday 111.111
week.
Mrs. Eliiubeth Ferns. August Ferns
Edward Gerhardt
have been in town as guests of Mr.
infill Mrs. Philip Gerhardt.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland and
child, of Ridliellrld. were in town
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Rowland.
Mrs Thomas W. 'l‘readwoll "has
boon 11 guest at her son and daughter
11111111 Mr. and Mrs Francis 11 Trrntlv
well. in Southport.
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The ice houses of Waterbury Ilrolln 4
111-1.
have
ere, F. J. Cobb, G. W. Bradley,
E. .1. Bradley. John C. Fantou
been filled with line quality ice.
. Mr. 11ml Mrs. Louis llurr, Mr. (:14
”1111111. IFréllrrloktioloy. L. D.
shot mull-Chums Di illondn are ill
with sun- ;
1r
The Lyon's 71:111.. \Vhlsl 011111 Willi!
entertained at 1111 lnnl meeting by the
Mlooes Catherine and Sarah Trend
well. Mien Catherine ’l‘roadwoll‘rwus
”I¢M“w1 "if M'
o, week-end visitor in Tnshun.
New l
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Selleok Seriey
blunder.
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sailed for Bermuda,
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Mrs. W. (‘3. Wood has been visiting
in New York.
Mrs. Joseph Knapp has been visit-
ing her daughter in Springtime.
111111.111 ll. Rodimor entertained
the l lliqno Soulnu l‘luh Friday oven
111g.
Charles Hariord. 11! Railroad are
11119. 111111 boon quit;1 lll during the 1.111111i
i“l'oil 367
week
”9.11.1 he 113- within the limits or the 191111, protect MW today The mm of 'WI m not m. m
:d and led by his compatriots, hutiho the W officers of Natasha evening in honor of Stanley's birth '
Hondor- ,
day.
Mrs. Adam 119111111. who was oper!
ated upon at the Stamford Hospital
for a throat affection. returned home
last week
Clutch: W. Hall and family. here
past Week with his «mother. on Sou‘h
avenue.
Mrs. Corey, of Richmond dl’ii, re-“
turned last week from the Stamford
Hospital, where she had been under ‘
going treatment.
Rev. Bertrand Stevens and jointly.
who are known in New Canaan as
guests at different limea at the home,
of Mrs. W. E. Bond, Oenoke avenv ,,
will leave January 29 for San Ail-f
tonic, Texas, where Mr. Stevens lifl‘i
been spending a. few days during they
been oppo'mtod rector {of a church. .-
Mrs. Bond presided at a farewell 1e:
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Mms’LongwdShonDrcsse—d til emhr ‘.
lacetrimmed... 28111)! oifigégg‘
Infanto’ Sets, consisting of Dress and Skirt to match 3 ‘
_ 151‘ Z ,
{bang and Short Flannelette Kimonos, mmndgimlgpmj: 1151113 ' 1'
and ‘ ’
Long Cnshmere’Kimonos, embroidered on pink and "lain:
$1.55 10ml") . :
Short Cashmere 5306111115 in a large variety of styles .ilmk ?’
him: and white, embroidered in Willie Md colors; some; "
with crammed edges to correspond 59¢ *9 ”.35 :
Knitted Encodes and jackets in assorted ?
Edit to $2.09 "
Bonuses and Shoes, ................... 25¢ and 59¢,
Babies’ Bonnets in silk and rem—crocheted and knitted ‘22.
hoods andcaps 25¢ *0 $1 59: A
Novelties, Baby Books Comb and Brush 56in, Etc. ‘
J. I MALLETTE
88 Washington St South Nor-walk.
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last week at her New York residence,
several New Canaan acquaintances
being present.
George S. Brown. formerly a real,
dent of this town and well known by
many New Canaan residents, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. lid-1
.ward Mills, Broad River, laelr’l‘hurs
day ,ugod 76 years. The lunerol was.
held Sunday at 2 p. 31.11.1111. ii. 11.;
Guernsey. of Stamford. who is 511111
plying the Congregational pulpit. of-
ficiated. He was a member of liar
mouyvbodge, F. and A. ii. A M111
sonic service was held at Lakewoo-
Chapel .111 ll 1). 1.11.
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11m l; Health by Lydi- ll
l’in‘ldlu’e Yqfinfleflompoud. L
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Aurora, Ill-~“For seven long months 5
lsul’iered from a female tron lo, with 1
severe pains in m
Bag $1 35 “Mill Bill $1030
Crown Aster Brand, the old reliable Flour, makes fine
bread and cake.
Libby’s Mexican Style Chili Con Came can ........ 10¢ ~ *1
New Pack Early June Pens, per can ............... 12¢,
New York State Pea Beans, per lb. ..... ' ........... 14p ,,
Franco-American Ready Maid Soup, can ........... .10¢;, '
After Dinner Blend Coffee, Reg. 32c grade, lb 28¢
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea ....... 50¢
Very Best Creamery Butler, per pound ............ 45¢}:
Coronet Dry Gin, large size bottle ................. 5 1.,
Tezor Brand Cocktails ........ 35¢ 65¢ 11nd $1 ‘
Monogram Rye Whiskey, our leader, bot. ........... 1’,
Bass 8: Co. 5 Pale Ale pints, per dozen . . . .‘ ...... $2 00
A F Peckm ann‘8ziCo.
GROCERS AND WINEW MERCHANTS '
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 14115.
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bucknndeidesun 1;
“ I become so wenkll
. could hirdly mil: :
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luduldjflmalflhf :,
lil'p hopelol 1am he—
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tryl. din WWWu bloGour ‘
pound Hook nix battles and pulley!
am 11 healthy woolen able to demon
housework, Iwiah aeooryai
woman would try 1:
Vegetable 10011111111111. #3
themlelvao how
.fiflsKlnso, crib Ave., Aurore. ill.
8?le:
,i orntory,
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it‘d love, to go to live Monroe
, And get some cake for tell.
lure. 1131111111111 Gray. elm has been ill;;
with still for the. past two 1111911112.}
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ha.» Weave-rod
Seton! New (Yunnan pen-norm
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been W weevil “WI :5
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were;
William lilnlnni. on clovinyoati 1131111 111111111151 and ions ninth up: “1;”: attendance 11: lbs tilde; livid 1111.11; 7
l roof of the value of Lydia E.
~ advice. It is fromwl
The 31.11111111111111- of unsolicited thee. S
timoniola on tile at the Plokhun Lib-
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A&P BUTTER, “America's Best" .............. 41¢ 131.1.
mm BEANS ...... . ....................... '. 10¢111,‘
Punt: cnreup ........................ 6111 1111111; j
”rumour. TIPS. ..................... 20¢ 1.11.
ALASKA SALMON .. ....................... 12¢ can; ,
manure own .. . .............. _ ........ 9 ¢ pkg.‘
The Gore! 1% 81 P. Tea Co.
1114 ‘WABHINGTON 813., SOUTH NORWALK. , E.
Tel. No. «poo Free Delivery. g ?
of which are from tint”
published by permisa e
to time
am’e V lmCompound. in th
treatmentxof 11111111111111
Every allin
States is oily invited to write to ‘
the dinlE. Pinkhlm Medicine Co.‘
(confi mini), Lynnfiihlm” for special
and may save 3/1131er
MAW ..
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Sometimes myi \lo gets mud Lt me
When ‘sho wants errands. done.
’Cuuse'l don‘t like to leave my play
And think too much of fun.
But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice to me,
Son. can’t you go to live Monroe
And get some cake for tea?
1 allot-e speaks up just as quick
And pcrllte on can 110—»
The Banner Bakery
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In Furnilnle and lionseiumishings to 11159:?
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If you wish to purchase one piece of furniture or iur-
nish a whole house, this is the place. 7
We carry the largest and most complete assOrtmentS‘
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