69 N0. IAIN ST.
EAST 3
"OR WALK
. "The thermometer
hm this morning.
Iir. and Mrs. J. W. Slawson,
~Vim-non, N. Y.
9-...
hit. and Mrs. Myron W Osborn, of
yesterday In
micro avenue, spent
flushing. N. Y.
: There was no school today because
:1 ‘t being Lincoln's birthday. a legal
holidny in this state
”4—.—
Routine business was disposed of
it the regular weekly meeting of the
hilt! District Commissions held Sat-
urday night.
-7...
There were quite a few people skat-
'on the East Norwalk Mill pond
tordny in spite of the cold. The
ice is fairly smooth, although in spots,
is very rough.
vim. William Twins and daughter,
'Albelta. of Second street, spent Sun-
in: with' Rev. H S. Cussett pastor
at tho Asbury Methodist Episcopal
ophurch, in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
" The Ken Kong Klub will moot
'i‘uesday afternoon, February 13, :11
. the home of Mrs. Nathaniel Fisher's
‘22 Cove ovonuc at 1.30 o'clock All;
members kindly be present
. The electric plant. Bayvlew nvo
one. has a new whistle. It is to ’be
. ruled it: the Summoning of assistance
when needed. it is not working por-
fe'tly as yet, but. will be in a few
clays
9.11.8. P Fairbanks poster of the
‘1: Avenue M. E. churchr-was tok-
you down with sickness yesterday and
‘her ser.lous Rev. C. E. Barto,
or of the Norwaik Mehodist
mliurch, substituted for him.
, ‘ J
‘Olhcer John L. Roberts is still do-
In: nicely at. his home in this dis-
. Mr. Robert’s neck is not so
iih' as it was, and he is able to be
rdund the house. He does not know
whuher it will be necessary to under-
" :1 operation or not.
111w copy of the New York Sun,
dated September 3.1833 has been
oilrl among the effects. of the late
re Jerome Smith. The sheet is
all in she and is interesting to
rinse. The paper is in great con-
118' to the present great metropoli-
Jinn jouriml. ~.
‘
W
A surprise party was tendered Mrs.
Nlilllnhi'ed Fisher at her home on
c“ avenue. Cleturdny- -evening,
lob surely was a total surprise
few minutes, otter which she
ed a most charming hostess. The
am for, the party was opened by
registered It
of
”he avenue, spent yesterday in Mt.
m lid J“ i4 whimfitiflmilm
;mnrmm
Inmmliimsummheuuuunhlhuwfléb
icy-norm. iharothisurieullheu.
._.—.—
luv lilnmn Vim Kirk has been via
1.1; out of ion.
over the low; oil day yesterday. a
trained nurse is in charge of the pa:
tient, while the condition of Dr. lu-
tyn remcns critical. He has been
falling greatly since the death of Mrs
.lnltyn.
lira. Eben Scribner oi Noroton
Heights is ill with grip.
Ilsa Mercedes Crimmins of New
tools now at Palm Beach.
." ICAN ERCHANT
”TESS” .S T') A? I THE"-
last week; SLLVES SOON AND RE-
‘ 3U ETdEIR SAILING).
(Continued From Page Three)
4
George Allen returned
‘nom visiting his sister at Trenton, N
J.
0
Miss Virginia Blathi’ord of llrook 1
lyn, was a visitor, Friday nighl .t 1h~
.ome of her sister in 1.1., Mrs. B! ack
ford, on Shippan Point.
ices The hate-
“1 do :6
’d "‘ ’" P‘T. ' l‘i“‘ 11351313an
1-” o‘ v" 1' ti ‘1 live.
CHICAGO Feb. 11—\ modi-
Ral'ph Hindlcy has returned to his
home on Maple avenue, after being on
a business trip for several days this
week.
m-
. e...
First Selectman George M. V. Sch-
:ich-nng, with Mrs. Schlichiing, attend
1d the funeral of a friend at New Mil
lord Friday.
-~« ‘ F- (IO-r17'1' “’il' b. -
or . "rm: ‘ e" or s
The course incl'1des onlt such
‘
1“ ”‘ '9 ‘ “'0‘ Three hon-s
".1 he do.
William Moore of the 511‘ wart gro ""
ery sustained a slight inju y willie ui
vorlr on Thursd a), and was laid up for
the rest of the day, but able to rennin
‘1is work Friday morning.
study.
NE‘" YORK, Feb. m.—-A Ger-
“""1 "lI"*‘~"”’fin entered {‘9 new.
W“ Soa"'.;l1 h‘ r‘vx' of V "a Pol“.
Canc'v ' “"4: on necem‘e'
‘t‘1.and rank the "reel: steam
"ll-1 "‘1" "‘7‘ crdi‘" to two
of RR - frPi 11 t 1“ ~ Pi“ u-Avl “1h” 3'
-qlflr‘ “(I’fi hula; 0“ flag 3"“...
.‘1‘,’ “Ni-Wynn n 11.)” a“
ti.
' e'nu On
-—-‘..~
Practically all places of businesiI
closed today, chauto or Lint-nib
llirlhday. The post-office u‘illlll nol
lday hours, being closed from 10:30
.1. 111. to 5:30 p. m., and closing for tho
night at 7, instead of 7:30
.,..
n~nnb "9371.
a "1‘" v'r- .7...” o' 'h'1 811 r"
y. 1 a... a-
Mrs. Andrew J. Buttery, who was
‘aken to a New York lloopital, 11 ion
weeks ago. for on operation returned. the Spvros put into Lac
home I‘liday, having had an attack oi on he“ vovaqe from B
pneumonia while iii In T‘ n oxpeui 'cari'mnq arr-1'11 for H"". Enql‘md.
pclati on was run pi-ll‘ormed. in: U 50?” 811”de the horbor.‘
at"!w below torn d-ml
Mr. and Mrs.
White of Noroton captain to abandon l"! s‘ 5 “Vi“
1181' 'llflhl at UN“ bomf‘ of Misc [1 (l 1:. wh' Ch t we ;g would b- dfiufrnv.
Maplelsdrn of Lafayunp Street. anm ed. and the thrrnt was fulfilled
ford, Mr. White is mm of the (lint-lain ”WV“? "oh 11 8 an a. “3-—
of Fitch's Soldims Home. The Swiss “Flea 0n 811‘ 11" n“
‘ warfare Niches-"d to ”residtn':
Trumpeter rr-oamltk 11. Klett 01' '1"i‘so1l ? 4 to Go" ran--
himself Miss (ll :u‘ 1.. .". :15 of Nomi-.111 care s \“l“‘
Heights. who had be; 11 his finance for guag: (‘f the FOMTI'YI‘ atlom it
some time, as 11 “war br‘de" and is on "“""' 9"" ”M" "‘ "" ' “““f"'“‘°
laying a few (lay ‘ nhlough 110m 115.: R" ““‘ 0“ '3‘“ ”F ”‘6 9””‘1’ “‘1"
duties on the ll. 3. s Arzzonu with his pic both in respect to the inter-
bride at her home at the Heights. P"ct W" 0- "9 ""1" '
-\ f‘ in {”1"
in spite of the prevalence of much. “arm“ b'f‘c' "do "he it‘lvsfi‘ Deni
lines, there have been very few
deaths in town this winter. Rev. G. E.
llichtor was attcndiug the funeral of u
parishioner in Southport Saturday
afternoon, which is the fourth funeral ‘N‘ """‘ ”‘“ CTN” ”WWW“ '7“
he. has conducted in that town since, "‘ a“ 6”" “M"“z” h" e W"
'“nurrv l and Sfllll‘pf‘rt is a smaller """:“5"' 4‘" "NM” re—
community than .Darlen, with two "'"m" i“ ‘13“ “‘hara 75‘
other clergyman in ihe DNHCL “‘"" "“""""" t" """"“‘ W‘V‘
have also had their share of burials.
and riallt.
'11:, '1 ‘mr-v Fe“ m .51..
5“-4,~ !
Ar‘
.: “V: kg...“ 4a.,1au on one 5 e-M-
“g" on. $150.“, h-‘fle
>q,‘__"y ‘sflfi'lvqfl M... 12755:-‘-\ annefi'.
'ties ordered lights 0% Pt nilzht.
”re-Mm -.-‘d_ m" h“fld"¢d'i of
y :"N‘ ha ‘ [5' 'r *‘H i~
‘ e‘\"°i“e"s places
‘wlu nn‘rnnwm +41 "1*5'
AV‘V‘ Coffin
Dorian is wondering' who the man
is who sauntcréd in‘. o the Advocate of
lice on Wednesday or cdicting direfu
things that are to happen at the town
meeting to be held next ‘Thursday
night to consider the school site mat
fer. And all are hoping that win
counsels will prevail, and that :1'
things may be done decently and 1.
order, and speedily, and for the best
ntcrcsts of the entire town.
.. A... u
‘. S Frank‘in presidcnt o‘ the
"‘"l’l‘t one? "e-‘mntile Marine
11a" made form'd aon ligation to
've N" 1”)"1‘“ ‘2‘" {or dun“ to
' q o-A 4:“.- 0v!" rweomr 1: giants of the
The Bachelors' Club of Newton en- ATFUMH ‘ 111“}
Y‘ \l‘jf‘f‘ ' 1'“ v“ n"..-
loyed its fourth annual brill.nt the . I, " . '7‘: ”er, “m.
ll‘irem'én's Hall in Noroion, Thursd y ' ‘ n ~11 d: , ”at f.1 118‘s-
evening. The hall was elmboratcw "3‘ " ’ "’ d "“ '1 ‘l as
. on k“ anrw‘ar‘vy it‘ via.“ A; ‘1‘.
~ rams were . _ .
dgtgirzltligd, 13miiillfinn'nopmelgipencc was ””39"” 0' ""11" w ”1 the "rut-
"‘ " N’ “ a
spared to make it the best affair of “'1 Qt ‘6 n" G 1s "v S res "warm.
the sort these Noroton young men " om inent Not one! Liberal
.
olos, which were rendered in
not mono:- by Master Ho:-
(1 hoisted the rising young violinist
«h at Norwullt, accompanied on the
one by Henry Cody. Then games,
’ 4 ring and songs were indulged in,
'There were about thirty
' [ileum and Ill expresmd them-R.
‘1 *1. 'n r. a
have ever given. A large number of a”; ““ n " 5' bst‘E mad.
nests agreed that they had succeeds-d 'he “v 0“"'1"' “7“”:"1? t a“ .rord-
g ' ‘- a “AIA'u-Jq 4.1;,
in the ei'lort- Dugdale's orchestra "7 " ‘ watch to
t‘11“'en‘nq Neve‘
supplied music. ,_.- ‘ur'xl... a... 1-..; humanly.“ in
' "“ 1...... seen
Darien‘on~ much -bel‘ovnd clerg‘vmrm
111‘1 nates that
1" ll investi 1rate the. A. ldon"t Law Chenl'rl‘o‘ of *h!
1 estion n: the pronotion of Ca-
v.wm~ute4amhfl”b&
bum humme-
wrong his more was nude on mm
l
wed for“! of mil tar" tre'nino ha1
been in t. 'tuted at Northwestern
'1 vs 51' an! the Frst classes
hnnnn 0‘ ch, train' ".7 'In «on Fe
0924 la no]
i
«in -.—...‘ ‘3“ port "I
Th“ “‘"nr" ”1‘“ V 11" here said boyhood of Hill am. and the oth‘r
Pal'nas in the Argonne. Patrols were ac-
"!nns Aires, five in the Champagne and Ar.
they asserted, and notified thel'fl-«m—o I‘rf‘w‘n imam-e “in
Heights were guests at dinner, ’l‘huru in fort" ho"l‘S, at the end of lettuce with the Ch-nwe "IN"
New Cancun .1 iv \\ do;- s also took lo gelled ~l w« 'zlle. int’a'.j“~~::~~M--
O‘H- I—in. I
11d fin succu- of Tlnlu is n Boon to Hon-
:cncrq tic proteet mm '11" th- s “1-,
legulnr circulation of the blood, dial 1
“benign-shenan-
“discontinued-ranches” China's reply to the German
Dr Walnut
wraith:
mammog-
Miliemyiorthospringcan-
LONDON, Feb. 12, 10:30 a.
‘1 «The Housed Cowman: will
01cm this week with financial
Wm The {rt r- of today's.
“romp 113,115 the introduction of
“we new vows of credit. overeat-
"f"? «0 000,090 ooundk-one for
210,000,000 parade to cover :2-
reuse" to March 11. the end of
" 0 amount fiscal veer, the other
to: 350,00o,ooo pounds to start
”is next l‘S"‘~l ve'lr.
The "hi4? sneakers todav were
“”rh‘f'ucr Who was clawed
‘mf‘a ‘h gdwhr of mfihd "Hey the
"when for the votes 0‘ credit and
reviewing the financial position
0" 9‘3.- nrtion. and “cqioald Mc-
YOno". who was ce‘led on M sum'
‘3": the "lotion as Chancel‘or of
“‘9 “trimmer of the Asquith
"0"~nment.
, Th- per-mu: n‘ "510ng “led.
nfidw and Thnrcdav will be or-
"11'1"“ "nth oecondard financial
'eeislation.
' "SHIVGTON, Fcb. u.—
“‘64“ renews on the avivcl of
N‘W" Amb-‘svdor Gerard. and
his suite at Z"rich Swivel-land,
“"Wd the State Denarmt to-
dav from American Mini [ev- Sta.
9": at Heme. Tbev a-i'lerl nod».
inc to the information alread'
published.
PARTS. FORM. 12.-=—The “’ar 0"
5": reports that two successf'v‘
raids W ma"! lent night. one
ion the Verdun front in th- nei'rh-
"VieVUO Well. 12. s: 20 13.111.—
ister of Foreicm AWa'rs at a con
tcr yesterday approved the no“
i Bill flRlURl'
l8 NUN RUNNING
fUll CAPAUlll
J.
J.
and: of Thousands o! Invalid:
”—1...-
MC Call Book
ofClih is“ {krona}.
0he; he» “mend 1n
Macaw sum
Marmucwdingmthcnm
papgrs today A chamung
The approval. i: is said was in and Anthea.
thegroundthatthepositionu- tic e _
an by China would aid in uproot'i tionprNSdrNh
ing Ger-nan influence in the Far o e
EastmdbeofhcnefittotheEn: Smart-st
tonic. l Spring Fash—
NEW YORK, Feb. 11—1119: ions, Fabrics
fourth ship under the American; and Trim-
flag to sail from this port for a g .
Luropean destination since Ger-l mags.
my’s renewal for unrestrictedl Ex is'te
submarine warfare got away last} (11: ‘ ‘
night. She was the 3254001 Embrordery
freighter Awego, of the Fed'ral Designs
Forwarding Company, bound for AttraCtive
Genoa, carrying a general cargo{ and EC,»
of 2,500 tons. Her master ardi . l S
mm" n‘ he'- rrew are American . . “mm“ ug-
PARIS, Feb. n, 2:10 p. m—‘
The following official announce“ Dainty
ment has belie issued' - i Lingerie
“In the revion of Berry-au- Bac;
we blew up with IsuccessChtwcn McCALL
rhinrs at Hill £08.11 the a'n-- '
insane and the Argonne patrol-s! , BOOK OE , .
were active during the night. We mm”- W, FASHIONS 1.2 .. z, 1).”... N... 7 m N
carried out two sucessiul surprise l
a‘tachs winch enabled us to take
\prisoners—one in the Argonne.
the other in the sector of Hill
1'11. Firmwhere else the night.
was calm.
"it is' confirmed that a German
airship was brought down on
“ch. 10 in the aerial engagement,
in the region of Etouvelles, in the
Aisne Last night our squadronsfl ‘ “
rimmed mm on fl" railuavgstopping in New Canaan relurned to
‘smtions ‘t stenay' Dun..sur.‘ NEW York 00 Monday
Metro and Arhics."
BERL’IN. th. 11, via London.t Mrs.
Feb. 13, 11:15 a. n1.-—The Berlin been in New York
press is confining itself to the childron were 11an
most perfunctory reference; to meat
the departure of former Amine-é
mdnr Germ-4 an", the Amencanl The firemen will hold a mception
embassy staff. 'und dance in the Town Hall next!
on... "mm": '1'! Amer-1r on com b'l'ursday evening Sterling and Well;
ros'mndents have remained in nltzs orchestra has been engaged
Freeman of Silvermine has
where her five
hospital treat
C
, 9
'gestions for
Price use, (by mail 35:); Canadian Price 30:,
40c), includinga FREE PATTERN Coupon good i
for 15¢ toward the purchase of any McCall Pattern.
NOW ON SALE
Biggelman Bros. and Chas l Mintz
So. Nor-walk
womzns WESTERN "Gore's“...
-7 a! the Flossmoor
C
been accepted by the officials of the
ianen's Western (loll Ansociatjon.
The date is ‘subjut .o ratification by
the club.
of Fashions
SPRING QUA RTERLY
(by mail
Conn.
PIONSHIP.
CHICAGO, Feb. er-Announceummi
was, made today 111.11. the 1911 ~m....l
n’s' western golf championship will‘
be held during the worn or August
Country Club.
nit-ago. The oil‘cr of the club has
"M’lio: lames O’Donnell Bennett l
""!"l R1’0 u11 Willi'l'n Bayardi
lr Valera H.l’a1kel will speak at
Hale. Oswald F. Schuettc and
the Town Hall on Tuesday. Feb. :50. at
Mr Andms :30 p m, on the need of :1 Sin c re»:
LONDON PER 13 ‘3 3° P icrnlntory for Women 3
n.-—Lloyd‘s this afternoon an- __._________ I
"911““! that '1“ British “am“ John Perry Seymour died 11 his
FOR YOU-R SICK FRIEND
A BASKET 0F FRUIT
STAR PRODUCE C01,
JOS. J. GHIOTTO, Prop.
3.3 R. R. Ave.
Ship Voltaire, 0‘ 4091011: 81‘0“ home, Willowhrook Farm, ltidgoileld.‘
“d on“ d m m gross, . ha Wednesday morning' in the 75th your
be." mk‘ of his use. lie was 11 brothminluv
WASHINGTON: M "~" or Mrs. Francis n. Weed of St. John's
Rafael H. m presented to Place. The mm“; service was held
5'33th 0‘ SWN' 'Wnfi my mm hir Seymour 11 late heme, Friday.
his academicians Ilium Rm .t2:30p m
Men and women who under with
on 41. 1 5‘, at". 1m ' ‘vv- «1-,»: improper digestion are nervous and
e 41‘" - 1 in: 0 H g (”find at law' very irritable become of their misery;
They look energy and ambition to do
their work, are easily dlscoumred an
becmro melancholy over slight things. l
They suffer from unsound sleep.
poor memory, backache headache, in
nor-s and the common ailments of the;
stomach. liver and kidneys. many of.
which arise from a weakened condi-=
tion of the mucous membrane calledg
ontmh. .
If the c’atnrrhal condition is long!
unchecked the vital organs ace af-
fected
These people will find Tnnlac the
.. 'A QVJI‘M'W‘N m. n‘ m __D R tonic. tissue builder and apoet‘zer de-
signed to overcome these ills. «.
The success of Tanlac has been so
great wherever it has been introduced
that it is called the National Tonic. 1 >
The production of the 'l‘nnlac Lah-
orntcrics is now over nine million
bottles per year. Over a. quarter of a
million people have Voluntarily given
a good statements telling how Tanlec
hrs roiievcd them of nervousneus.
how it hr a restored their appetites.
increnscd their weight, rid them of
dyspepsia, bad . boon, constipation
and many other ailments ‘which arise
from 9 broken down condition of the
body tissues.
Taoism ls being specially intmduced
at H. A. Med’s Drug Store, South Nor.
wall: .—Adv.
Ecuador. Him Elinde,vrh ,
formerly was Minister of Foreign
Affairs in Ecuador, succeeded
Gonzalo S. Cordove as minister
here.
* g Ronni I'DN 3i
”we.”
There will be a meeting of Howey-
ton Hose Company, tonight.
Harry in Oakes and family have 19-
moved from Rowaytbn to Lincoln
.m—
“QM all—b
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nun-u en . l
l.
i
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Ina-MW
William Wood has 11. position in.
UNDERTAKER
Springdale
dffice and'Residence
g Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone 1441
Lady Attendant
Mrs. hi F. Murphy was :1 visitor in
New York last week.
Ail“ Catherine Porter. who has been ‘ '
Eyestrnin at I
Sohool ‘
Poor vision and attempts 10‘
sec cause the child to assume I
faulty positions. As a result,
breathing and circulation are
interferedwith.
You owe it to your children
to set that their eyes are at-
tended to.
OUR OCULIST will exam
inc them and advise yen on
this matter.
1111111111
"The Throat) Eye W ,
Cecil-1s, Optometrists, Optician. {
87 Atlantic Sm, Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. 111. list 1897.
mmmmwmmmm 32m mm worm;
0111' Mid-Winter Clearance Sale R
WILL BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
l
N - Store Open All Day Monday, Feb!
3 A. DICKERMAN
v
nary 12th
8:50
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