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THE: NEW “ NORWALK LINE 9’ ~ ~ 2”
Owned and managed by Miller 81 Houghton of New York, offers to Norwalk shippers the i
full advantages of their splendid harbor. Fast and regular service between the Norwalk Docks i
and Pier3 45, East River, New Yak; brings
THE GREATEST METROPOL‘IS OF THE WORLD
Wins!!! Five Hours of This City
Manufacturers and merchants are now placed 1n a position where they can compete on an equal basis with all of their
competitors and are placed 1n a position where
Nowell: Merchants and "audacious: flare .a marina! Advantage
over others not so fortunate 1n having such excellent harho facilities.
FREE"? WEB
fl'laeight will be forwarded to all steamship, coastwise and railroad lines running out of New York city and to connecting
Hines dot all points in New England. Because of present embargoes and to avoid congestion, through bills of lading to 13
)2de beyond our terminals, cannot be issued at present, but for those who have no trucking or forwarding a rrange-
ments at .elther end, we will be glad to forWard shipments to any. destination as per marks and instructions. - .
ALL GLASSES HANDLER—All classes of freight offered by shippers will be handled by the new line. There Are No3
Exclusions. Uniform service will be granted at uniform rates. Horses, carriages and automobiles may be shipped Over
this line, with superior accommodations offered. Suggestions to improve the service will be welcome.
} “STEAMER MARION”
Leaves Pier 45, East River, loot oi Jackson Street, daily at 3 p. 111., Sundays excepted. Leaves South Norwalll lll time tor la. m. deliveries in New York
city. Freight received iron 7 a. m. to 5: 30 p. n.
TElEPli0NE CONNEC'l'l0NS—Soutll Norwalll Docks, M Norwalll Books, 1600. New York Docks, Orchard 7616.
MILLER 8. HOUGHTON .-.. - —. .. 16 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y.
N0 FREIGHT RECEIVED BEFORE FEB. 20.
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W ice. but the Standard mgmged to help Mrs. Albert Scoileld oi Pound Rid” fiance. Mary 81‘ oily. l'oloncl .i E. the plaintiil’ to recover $6055 The litl- WATERBURV BRIDGE HEARING :1 bridge mer So Imonard street -Wa-
out quite a on and managed also to who is svtndlng ”'9 “Vim" 8‘ “0“" G“"“°" s‘““"“°" M” ““1 B" unis sre Newtown men They wcl'ie marrow ml 15.—'rlle Public torbury There was no 0990mm to
tier are bound for eastern rill.
EAST get a. load of oysters. The tugs Mlltm. 103: visited on Tuesday with friends prr'rsm RGH peb 13.331“: urge ““3“ in “mm" Ml“ Utilities Commission held a hearing the petition The "Preseniflll'fl 0’
and Greenwich oi the Red Star lint at Pound Ridge and in New Canaan. ice gorge in the Monongahelii River Pm” in that town until swim" may on the petition of the New an- the city and of the company announc-
near Brownsville, Pa, almost 10 miles 1913. when they dissolved partnership. en Railroad Company tor the eppl-ovnl ed an agreement had been reached ton
helped break up the ice in the local
3 . harbor. Little Sarah Wella- imam" 0‘ 3‘" EQTM' g?“ a“ ‘09 P80?" tint-Iii? lt no the claim or the plaintiff that o, m, mm of mm, menu“... in the division or the expense
: . and Mrs. Charles 1!. Wells. of Mcbln 'fna “Finn“! 353329;: m: gthfit in the defendant. agreed to pay him 59'.
1 OR WA LK Mr and Mrs. Ariel Cam of Haw ley street, is her leg trouble with her “’8' Moiiongnhela. broke almost simnl- only-dye don.” when they their 3 3 _ ’_3 ” ____
ktnll avenue returned evening race, which has been infill“! 90"" taneously yest-Erdny utter-noon. River- business solutions and that twenty-tire “ ' ’"’ T , 1’“ " ‘ 1.
from a two weeks' stay with friends led. The many iriends oi the family men predict that both gorges will dollars were Nd. A justice in "393133 \ 3 , 3 1.3:
at Newiane, Vt., where they reported hope for the speedy recovery 0' ”‘9 l” "1' 0'" "“0 ‘1" Ohio ”I“ here Newtowrl justice court heard the cm... I ' Low PRICES AT
at flout the some time.
lthut the weather as good although the child ' .._......» , '3‘ ”PM?“ ‘ "NM 10" the plain 9 .1;
With M. Bennett has returned temperature at times was about 303 SEEKS BALANCE : U“ (0 "WV" '55- M lml- W8“ BECKMAN N 53 J
home in this city after a. 3!! below zero. The regular old inshioll- KING ADVANCES 3 OF HOTEL BILL taken by Mr Hunt to the court of E
' trip cats in the interests 0! ed Vermont winter was \ery much in . ELT FOR 13 -—-—— common plug, 3 '
evidence while they were away and the ROOSEV Mrs. E. B. Colt, Wealthy Ridgefield Judge Samuel A. Davis appeared for ' NORWALK’S POPULAR GROCERY
----- ,chanse from that to the almost lilting G. 0. P. NOMINEE; Woman, Sued by Biltmors Bridgeport, represented the defend- 9
en E. Kelley of the local telo- like days that we have been enjoying '3 3 Hotel Co. the plaintiff and Attorney 1, 0...... ,,. Ii Fine Gransulated Sugar .............. 2 lbs. for l c
' exchange who has been conll for the. past two days was quite sur- lNDlANAPOLlS. ind, Feb. 15.—3 DANBURy3 Feb. 15.—Judge 3003,) out. Cut Loaf uar ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2ib8. for 21¢ i
.10 his home with a slight attack prising almost as much sons it is to an??? membfirn 0’3”“! gffugllcan 3M: and a jury in the court of ammo, 3 ‘ EN“ Go]? Idsnjedasf‘ (With cereals) bat ......... 313$
' peed» in about again 11 leave New York on a winter‘ day 3" 1.33:5 :gflzdg’f 5hfif§°fltgnfg§nfig pleas is hearing the suit of the Bean-l VAN LOAN ls AoJurANr ‘1 WP readOleo. the Puma brand lb' 11111111 31c
3swathed up in clothes and then have the convention at St. Louis {0... con- Site company or New York, against ' ' SWiflS Silver Iéeaf reLard. “I. ............... 25c a
Moral Norman Seymour returned to change to summer clothes when terence with Will ll. “”33 new chair. Mrs. Eilzabeth ii. Cult, of New York Former Federal Inspector In A"!!! at 3 Late 61338”! Fmitlf 01' ................ 20c
' ’ Terry yesterday oiternoon 111- Palm Beach is reached. .Enahnn (11" tiliin colggnlézzofiocggfy 3:93;? and Ridgefleld, in which the plaintiff W s ' Wuhlnston fimcfi €021": I'll Mica . .eéo for . . . . .3ib6. for C
ing spent 8 brief furlough With 1 0 ‘ 8' _ c i ' ‘ seeks to recover $31325 WlliCl‘l ”m VBIIMII. formerly an ingpco. hoYice 1,31“ omia aPIuII ...........
3333' 3333 Em Mm“ 3 $333335; fogt‘iglaidnfindso 33:31::sp33l3l33 893333339 company Wm 33,3 the M tor of past oillce honolngs who on ' No.1RovalP ntation Colfee (Our 3:leadergliill. 5.; 3336.333
,’ rose. of Penn, passed through late once Mrs. Colt o‘wes on a hotel hill Wired the construction of the Dan- ”,TCilolee eas ..................
W Md 50'3“" °‘ them this afternoon and W8” 30'0“ by Mr- whlcll she contracted at the Hotel lllll- be" ““9”" Nun“ n" h” a ’9 FREE PROMPT DELIVERY
M E. church, met yelltel-dsyI King. . 1 ' - ‘ ,. sponsiblo position as acting adjutant
_ d '11 t1“ #3:; Chairman “a” today received .hun- more, New York city, during the Neill for the Serenth battalion Tw 33 th .3
munsacte e regular rou no 3 dreds of telegrams «.mgrstnhtions ter of 19133-16. The Beau-Size con- Engineers regiment on; 03 3:333:33
lmo3l3 Republican leaders lo all sans puny owns and operates the Bilamol'e e... mam"... u. me am,
of i e country. Among themass one Hotel 3 \ew Y 11 d other hotel
(rum Colonel ’ Theodore Roosevelt, throughzm the oil, on r.Vsnloen has the title of cap-
which read: min rand is acting ndiutant. He made
. 3 ' : s - , it is claimed in the complaint that . ~
Frazer Gllman was in New York on ‘0‘" “Gem“ “‘9‘” ”3°” to the his residence in Dsnbury for several ,
business Tuesday country and the Republican party Mrs Colt resided at the Blitmore dur— monthsdnriug the construction of the
. t hlch time work in‘ than an thing else at this time could
351.233.3333; he done ' l Mrs E Howard Evory. of Penn!!!” mave minim." “$1915.“ and that when she returned local federal building, and lore ”me
3street. is quite ill. 3 Mr King said that the Republican tr; mama” there was a balance d time thereafter he bed on ofllce in
party has “is ‘i'l'oalelt Ovpmuniil’ I 12" owing o“ the bill ”be contract the local building while supervising
“Woman's Auxiliary of Christ in its history to go beiore the coon (d at the hotel. Mia. Colt, it is claim- In" n n
m ”gm-day alternoouglt g5. M" Charles Tuttle and son George try with a strong declaration of Am- ed reins/ed to pay, maintainlng that :1: “cans“, do; 01’ buildings else m n er 3y p e l
A! Jlrs Frank Clark Osborn have returned from a trip to Lance: ericonism and declared that he favor. she had met all obligations to the be e n e s e
tor, Penn ed Theodore Roosevelt as the next lit. Vanhosn is now located at
end it sorted the" "3“". 3 nominal: candidate for the West “3‘ “l W" ‘i ‘ “We“ '1'“le Washington and Ill-mend; will be » ‘
4. Red toss work was done Mrs Oscars illills, of Highland ave. dency. ,°' the “'9 ‘7'" “W” the entire d” pleased to learn or his responsible saiMday 'e O ‘
plans for the church's birthday rule, has been visiting her dluhgter.i 3 Attorney William C. Cable ”with pogllion in one of the toremoet regl~ - ’
. in May were made The wil- Mrs. Leslie Hughes, at Brooklyn 5 '°" 9‘" WW“ “4 Mime? “0"” menu in an em!
will meet next week with Mrs. 1 ......- . ICE FIELDS HOLD .. W Toylor {0" “W ““93“!"-
1!. Sultan. Edlle avenue 3 Mr. and am. ullllgsn oi wlillht-E- UP TUGS AND TOWB 3‘“ 9"“ l“ ‘ "Wu “mn- 311° COLONEL noosevsvr urns 3 M the Advanced Spring Styles
Clllflllthllll'l Undeiestnble Town, N. 1.. are spending s few days‘ h“ ' the summer home ”i W NEW YORK. M 154010301‘
ludeiailgueahie Pluochle Team is at the home of Mrs A Radcliffe i whereehe spends the summer season Theodore Welt hos 'b for "m- x in But 53113968 and Flowers. 3
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NEW HAVEN. Feb. 15—6198! 109i-
ohu/ t 13,000 points to the good fields are moving with tides in Long' The illry hearing the case is com _esod from his recent. operations for
mom Waterbury!- rlooollle' John 1mm, who has been spending salons sound and the iioetoi clings M °’ “W R 3"“ °’ mm“ mm "m” "u " "’"W‘W . Ema rdinary Low Prices.
A. F. Beckmann 81 00.3
a 83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405. 3
Agnes Guild of Christ Episcopaizg
will met on Tuesday evening
. line of Mrs. Frank Sturdevunt.
‘M again '0” utflmmn l! a l" d." It his residence he” ital and barges "men had stopped a“ mud R. Briscot and Willi“ I the Mini tor his hotel within 1'0
of kings. queens and lock». on motioned today to be held or Downs of Benet; Emu m sea weeks and return to his home in or
33.39“" returned to his dutiesin Detroit, Mich m 53mm] ,' “‘3: 32:}: 3:33“ James he a 8 rd 0 ster DC! ten days
‘. Samuel Davis, . lml m... m... m. .g, w'mmfgfl .3 1"“‘3 mm at nuns-lo. manual no. was announced to ll slalom flat mes from 29‘. UP-
who worked tor the People's Grocery' uwsy from shores and drifted out of W m W W of New M Issued In “I WON m 1000';
tests being gradually broken. more, l... mm“, In "I, U ‘33, N", :3.” seed inlets end has hes-welded loll: Percy Ateiilsos snd Ilsltlly 0 at Roosevelt Hospital, m be it flwm and armaments 10C and 25‘
barber mannerisms-smut. Tue avid! m 55...“ Isle- g,“ m
M “Mr the m' letthoping. ”wusehsmithmsh of st .-
wiil pier again next week,
“HER” n ‘- dam] “ ”I. About thirty-live MI" .“nm in m n W: m ”G I" ndm‘. “d “If" It. Judson 0' “'3 M W III d“ teddy ‘0 3
3 will become as ice-ho ”In. the meeting of the Red Cross Chapter (unison flavor-.11 “WI-i! ..WIW N All I m MLER STORE
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