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THE: NEW “NORWALK’ LINE”
Owned and managed by Miller & Houghton of New York, offers to Nor-walk
full advantages of their splendid harbor. Fast and regular service between the Nor
and Pier 45, East River, New YOrk; brings
THE GREATEST METROPOLIS or THE WORLD
Within 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
CW and are placed in a position where
Nmalk [crawls and Manufacturers Have a Distinct Advantage
over others not so fortunate in having such excellent harbor facilities.
‘ HEIGHT FflflWMflED
Freight will be forwarded to all steamship, cwWiw and railroad lines running out of New York city and to connecting
lines for all points in New England. Because of present embargoes and to avoid congestion, through bills of lading to
points beyond our terminals, cannot be issued at present, but for those who have no trucking or forwarding a rrange-
, ,1 ments at either end, we will be glad to forward shipments to any destination as per marks and instructions.
All. flASSES "AHMED—All classes of freight offered by Shippers will be handled by the new line. There Are No
Exclusions. Uniform service will be granted at uniform rates. Horses, carri11'ages and automobiles may be shipped’
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 113 p. m., Sundays excepted. leaves Soaili Norwdli 111 time for 7a. m. deliveries in New York
. city. Freight received from 7 a. 111. to 5: 30 p. m.
MMONE CilNNECl‘lilNS—Soulb Norwaili Docks,61il.Norwalli Docks, 1609. New York Docks, 0rchard 7616.
MILLER s. HOUGHTON - - - 16 BEAVER STREET NEW YORK, N. Y.
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shippers the
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i Wednesday to make her home "111 East airm—
' Norwalk. Moths-1 and daughter are
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Mrs. Leo Davis and hire M. R. Com
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stock left yesterday afternoon for a
.winne r:- at ihh 1v-'voku meet. 11‘ of the Liberty Chorus of local singers, who
\‘l’hrst (31-h “hieh was Entertainer! by will lead in the singing of patriotic!“
Mrs l-‘ranl: W. l-‘ruedenthal. songs at future 1111. Me meetings Sum '1 Low PRICES AT
1 ~~————o :ley C. Whitney is to direct the choru .| ‘
The Board or Relief is in session to- which will hold its am meeting» BECK ' 9
day {10111 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., at the soonasbo‘okaof nutrioticsonxd,wliici1-‘ MANN S
town hall to listen to the complaints have been ordered become available. .11
of taxpayers who think that the ap-j '
Draisala made by the assessors haw The choir 0} uTe'szMkt church i NORWALKS POPULAR GROCERY ‘
been too heavy. has mm", "Mud and ‘5 Prep“ Fine Gransulateil Sugar .............. 2 lbs. for 19¢
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five weeks‘ stay in Florida.
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There is to be a meeting at the East
Cl'l'Y MARKET
' . Avenue M. E. church at 3 o'clock to-
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2 Arthur archer h moved into his 0 09" 0‘10!” are: President and di Sm """"""""""" 9
:ber-Cauvus which is to be held on Willis WM“ 18 “mm“ ‘0 h“ ”0'“ own new con.“ 0.: lines aienue rector. J. L. lngalls; vicepresideni l' ‘- g$8bgdpegld 0190 (11:13:18: 18281:! """"" 512%“ i
, ‘—"—' M 'Sunday. the 241b, and the canvassing, with the BTW . Noroton Heights. vacating the rooms Howard Slawaon; secretary. Misa‘; ‘H Sijft’g Silver Iéeafp eLard lb """" 31: i
"teams. of which there are thirteen.‘~ on Noroton avenue. which he formerly Charlotte Lowndes; treasurer. Fred .-‘ rape “lit for . ........... 250
[will be instructed as to their duties. i M“ “I“! Mrs- R D- “5"“ 0‘ ""3 occupied, Stork, and organist. Mina Ethel \\'il‘1- ‘ N gilmt'] Mglnwc CornMg a" ...... 3|bg for 20¢ 1
AST l _. {Heights have returned to their home; mott Mr and M" Insulin and \i: 2% ornia gmnes' for """ C 1‘
Fi'. empty coal barges were taken: after a” "tend?" ‘0‘" of me south. Frank/Se of the Heights has ob C 1‘1 Sisaou are planning bylaws 11 . :1, N0. 1 Royal Pgntation 00388 (Our leader) 1b.. ' ' 3 '1"
'oui of the. local harbor yesterday af—E —"— _ tained emp yment in Pennsylvania, the new organization. Chotce Teas ................. 350. 45c and5 55C lb ’41
. . ternoon by the tugs Milton and Green- 1 Postmaster smith ““3 recovered and expects shortly to remove his a . .
R A“ wich. of the Red Star line, which tugs I "'0’” a bad “"3"“ of the 5"" household goods there. so that. Mm,‘ Drugglst S. M. Allen in Cooperation 5: FREE PROMPT DELIVERY
brought into the harbor two barges! Salas may also make ber‘bomo there t0 provide Uncle Sam with needed! I
of coal, one anthracite for the Ferris The ‘0‘” when have had on “he
, 1 with him. sailors. firemen. oilors. stenards
Coal company. which is being dis ‘trlc light placed on upper llroohside cooks. and other helper. needed 11. ant],
l'charged today, and the other a bargel “em" 2 Irving 1409"“ h” 30' removed 81359308!!! Hill More is one of 7:25 &
for bituminous Coal which is also beingi * most °f the damned 8min 19" in "19 New Eula-mm stores which haw:
x... and 11m 5 w. Stoddart oi East discharged 11: Harris :1 Guns dock 1 1039911 5“"90“ 0‘ 5121111111111 1'" 9““"v ruins of the his lire, which he recent- voinniemdio open recruiting muons?- i 83 “d 85 Washington St- Phone 14%.,
”it have returned home after 3 These barges of coal were two days is again 3‘ home. “it" an ”WM“! W 5.0“!” at auction, bill 8“ "came“ for this sort of service Mr. Allen will
worm-cementu- in New York. looming into the harbor. and residents "“ “'m' 111mm m M" cam“ 3' "Mk 108“ 11 111111 be“. “"8 0‘“ an" shdly rive further information and.!
along towards Dorlon’s Point way wit- '
“— srnt to his stalk farm at New Canaan. enroll an in 111
Ill Iadlea’ Aid Society of the Edit neared an unusual sight when they: Charles Murphy of the Stewart sm- .__..-1—-—. interutw'inérnmfiliizguut: 11:13:; A number of recruits were obtained. thrill stamps which are available at
1 ' - I. E church Vii! meet on saw the two tugs with these barges in cery. recently injured ‘m" M his a" Friends in town hate been receiving this line. ' iRefresbinenta were served by Mrs. Iany of the local postoillces. at the
‘ ' "’ afternoon of next week ‘3 10" breaking the ice to get into the “‘3 uhlle at work. but still sticks w“ KIOWinz accounts throughout the cold —————— Roy 0- 1'0"“ and M" J A Macom’bank, and at several of the merchant 1
m “l the W 0‘ the churcli. Elocal harbor. 11:“ jOb' - “Gather of the early part of this Announcement 15 made but Mrs. Mi- "’9" establishments. in other places booths
- - —— 1‘ .,month from \liss M. C Bass of nor rleiiu Johnson, on ex rlenced 91111 I ——-——-— are found in railroad stations and lie
1“” A- G”, h“ 30” “7° “"93 0’ CASE AGAINST CULLEN, oisuiss .M‘ Althoen. who has been “"9“ Ma. icrmerll of this town. telling of catcr, highly recommepiided by 1119’“ battle in which the ammunition partinent stores and other convenient
m but Hawaii: to Dr Charles so ill“ “deg Dr. Ham” E' Hoyt of the ll"? dt‘ichtiul summery weather which leading pedagoglsts of the country, "‘3 “mm”- sauerkraut and 81mm" ‘placea'. so that one is often appeal. I
m m to B warran- Frederick M. Cullen. the local elcc- Pelxhtsl. “firetumed to h" home mi residents in iha: balmy land have bee-v1 will give a series of four lectuies on ' W195 Of 1191108an was held W80 to buy stamps in these other town. ,
fled on file at the office of Town trlcian,received word this morning 9“” V ' enjoying since the frigid weather 0; ~0ch Education," at Center school noaday night by some of the boys in‘ Durham. should remenbor that
Herbert}! Smith lg: itchiaseiwflch 3:: been pending Albert Punzelt of this town who “Wanna”. which extended even down on four suceulve Tuesdays, probably town 3“" he lire ““1“ from which; while the patriotic impulse W l"!
J“ W commissioners will Conrail 1:191: ingfluwm employed as a carpenter at Camp there ‘ ”WWW next week. all p in. These 3’" rnmaamnmgxsbff: 2:“ notified by buying the stamps an)-
' this evening as usual at the of- time 1,“ “holler!" yesterday on the Meade, writes to friends in town that —8 lectures will be 0’ ”99‘“ interest ‘0 has" e ‘ the a “1'9“1 public spirit and loyalty ‘0 ”'8
d-thoplaat “W PM ‘recommendation of Prosecutor Fred-I he likes the work and the Southern" uperintendem Patrickc. Sexton of parents. luau-And all interested 11-” u: the content. °‘ 09““ hometown make it seemly that our
like. Clairol: of Chester. M0,, is one; N Baffin-d. This case was the m1", “'3- Mcmnclom marlin hm, school work. “”5 l“ 03° “0111": ”I“ Vb“ W 01 residents should buy the thrift stamps
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