y; Tie ore Point Corrifort, VI.
#700 was or ocean maven-—
no the Beautiful new steamship oi the
{loin-positron LlilE
' Aflordlng Best and Recreation.
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s
. Ills trlpsfere ideal; he a considerable pon-
. ” is made through the quiet waters of the
m Ila-pun Boedsand Potomac River
‘ than is little likelihood of seasiohnase.
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“ticket! on sale. with privilege of
, crewman-u.
‘ Writeforpanlculars of these and other do
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'fll Dominion Steamship Company.
PM so. lortls liver. New York.
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“PERIENCED TOURIST AGENT AND
mmti‘ will accompany the party
Isle. hovering all Expenses, s “.50
For itineraries or further information. ap-
to ticket agents. or to tourist agent at Lilli
way. New York.
I. L WOOD GEO. W. BOYD.
“'1 Pass.
Agent. AestJien'l Pass Arent.
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Daily Direct Freight Line
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fleet. New York. et‘p p. us.
leave Norwalk, ii p. in. South Nor-
walk. 6:00 p. In.
heightreoeived from 7 a. m. to 5p. m.
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HOME TABLETS No. II
according to directions.
YOUR DOCTOR prescribes similar for.
mistaken dayetthie
time at the year.
'I' BLET
i
Separate needles in
term. Nos. 1. Constipation; a.
Plflsm'ic; 3. Diarrhea; .. Coven. Caner,
.; 5. Headache (sure réiiei): 6. Dye
a; 7. some TISROATtla mpnre B le-
0' m. Nervous Debxiity; in. Cote I!
‘nrr linen; is. Sun Chol
Single Remedies, 25 CENTS. Hardw
case of twelve. 81.00. None genuine with-
out the word " ME."
Waitressesrsemco..mrm
Forrelehylt. Ii. Pleisted. “Washingto ‘
south Norwelk: John A. Bites. 1
n street. Norwelk. Penn. no Uta
r. scuivurn. s. n.
55 SO. IAIIi ST. SO. IIORWALK.
Practice Limited to Diseases'oiWomen
Dulce hears. Mondays and Thursdays. I to "
Eur. ‘ nfliv
H. T. bartree. M. D.
PHYSIBIAII Alli SORtEiiii.
Mice and residence. corner Main and
lershall streets, lormer oilce oi
Dr Parties. a;
nillce hours till 10 a. m. l toil. ii to ii. Ellm'
DR. J. DU MORTIER
PHYSICIAN ARO SOROEOII.
Oince hours until! a. radio Bend 7 to 8 ,p.
56 South Main street. South Norwelk.
BPRICBT DEUTSCH. PARLE FRANCAIB.
PARLA ITALIANO. 181 Out
DR. F. W. D ARMER
aunties nastier.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Red Rubber from
$5 fi up.
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
(Grown endiBridne Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painlessly. 50¢-
lmalgarn Fillings, 50v
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Geld Fillings, $1.00 up
eeAdl} work at reasonable charges and guaran-
OMce open evenings until 8 p.’m.
30. ea WABBIHB'I'ON 8'1““.
Over Post. once. South Norwellr.
. 12:: iv?
W
Physician for Women:
IRS. lili. ii. A. illlllliilili
Gen beooasulted at her once.
342 Brent 8t; Bridgeport liens.
'rorn loam.to'ln.m.enydayexeeot9undey.
TheDoctorisa regular h loin and fo'
chew-t aixtesnyeershesthheDlswn
of OMEN e speeiaits. Ladies armorial
from an dimcult incl entto the as: car
nnsuit . Guiilo in the strictest confidence
and with the seen cs oi‘ receiving the most
ikilirul end scion tic treatment wn u
nodern surgery end medicine. Home can
'urniehed tor confinement cease. Terms mod
irate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
tlm uramn Iii ll
i
Where is he at?
70 Washington street.
What does he do?
Attends to business.
What are his inducements?
Good goods. good work
and low prices.
How do the people know this?
By having tried him.
Whatline of goods does he carry?
Well Papers, Paints,
Artists' Materials, end
does a general l’aint-
ing and Paper Hung»
lug business.
Does he do his work promptly?
Try him and see.
Who does all this?
L R. OEOKER
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"‘i.‘i."u‘ims. "
Peter neumtflgininer. Primer
Wall Paper end Borders.
"W “current“ "but. ..
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v errand Gilt g. lees tales to
i . - ' hypo-tel.
lewsalmnrieene
regret. Phaeton. truism
Min. Win. ere.
Drieee to boil All.
W
. elite A!" III. “I“.
qnehennarireris eeiillood
lowlandeonthewusideol tin-river
twesnPlt nodule-waders
{and lowlands
Lsnler’the loss a! an early crap o!
bias. erin lerrltt's (use on the -
mmdiromnedbyfonrtestoi water.
Thewater in the roadway between Wilt.
bamend Kingstoniafourlmdeq. The
electric street car tracks murder two
test of water.
At the bend in the river near Plymouth
the water covers enough land to give it
the appearance of a lake. It the river
continues to rise. it is feared that in
more damage will be done.
Srnoo’nssueo, Pa, April zi.—The re-
cent heavy rains have no swollen the Belt
were river at the water gap that re portion 3
of that summer rewrite under water. The
Delaware, Lsckewauue and Western
tracks are entirely submerged. and the its
lend opposite the depot has disappeared
The landslide on the W. B. and Y. nil.-
road at the Half Moon switch is more 563
rious than was tiret Wed. About four
feet of earth fell in the out. and elerge
gang of men worked (or a long time to
clear the tracks.
Boanasrown. N. .1, April li.—-The
Pennsylvania Railroad company has plac- ,
ed a number 0! heavy cars on the railroad
bridge over Crosswick’s creek to keep it
in position. The engineer and iimman of
the engine attached to passenger train 80. I
812, which ran all in the buried tract:
between Hordentown and Trauma and
from which the passengers were taken in
rowbonts. are still on the engine. The.
Bordentown Gas company's Works ere
flooded, andnogesistobe
Susquehanna, Pa. Apri it.—’1’be
Susquehanna river has reached the high-
est point since 1365. Hall of the Susque-
hanna-Oakland iron hridgehas been wash-
ed away. Several people who were on the
structure at the time had narrow escapes.
the most notable being themes of Arthur
Christian. who was carried down the riv— 3
or with the debris and was mum! after
two hours‘ hard work by the people on
shore.
Lauasu‘rvrme. .‘i. 1,. April ll,~—Kot
since the lrcslrot of 1902 has the “lower.
river been so high. All the houses on the
river front are flooded, and families ero‘
removing the-lr furniture in hm“, The;
railroad bridge at Martin's crock is under ’
water, and to save it from going: down
heavily loaded cars worn run on it.
LITTLE Fans. N. Y.. .\ prii H. -—The
Mohawk river is rising; (Mr. nml if it; mn—
tinuos much damage will be slum» lllrullgh'
out the volley, it having ulrcmly owrfluw
ed its banks in many places.
Gillian-lilo, .V. Y., April li.—-The “one
see river has again OVE‘J'TTUWNT it.) hunks.
Taratllc between here and Loircw-r is out
o .
Mien Nether-aide Plane.
New Your, April il.-Mias Olga Nelly
creole signed a contract with Maseru Dan~
lei and Cheriee li‘rohman bolero she left
for England yesterday, by the temxsol
wblrh these gentlemen will manage the
English actress for several yearn Mire
Nether-sole will not only appear in Amer—
ica under the Fruhman management. but
also in England, and a series of. engage-
ments will also be music for her in Paris
Vienna. Berlin and lit l’ctersburg. A
permanent company will be organized to
support her.
Wanted Freer Beer livery "our.
OMAHA. April ii.-——An “term; was
made to settle the strike 0! the journey—
men brewers. All the lime bruWI-re of the
city mot and ‘drew up a cnninwr. to be
signed by the union. This crmirmt prov
ed satisfactory oxcopt onoo'imrse. which
provided that workmen he Tlll’fllslllid twvr
at it, ll. 12, :2. i and ii o'itlm‘x. The
workmen rvfusmi to sign union-t llm vlmmy
was changed to TH'U hon-r wvvry built The
wm'kLuL-n in every brewery in the city are
out.
Run "owe me e Trestle.
SllAllillilN, Pa. April it. — Morgan
Lewis and his wife were run down by a
Lohlgh Volley passenger tmln while walk
lug over a trestllng nour' Muenster which
The man saved his life by jumping into
the «mat: beneath, but his wife was smith,
and her body was buried into the strmm.
When the body was recovered. she was
dead.
Ilia Hel- flmn Dynamite.
Mnmosn. Moss, April Li.—-While m.
srnl Arinctiiunl were at work himrmg in
a collar on Hunter street an explosion was
caused by one of the tut-rt striking an old
dynamite blast. One man had an em
nnrl homi blown oil. and one but an eye.
The others wore not seriously injnmi.
fit like "intern ”sentenced.
v and uncovering he placed a pair at fer-
j rots in the seller. The next morning the
snow between the house and road was
, beanie, and they continued to huddle to-
!emer so» anyone... ore-«L.
wood. harder-atop. missed slot at eggs
irons Ills cellar. He laid the loss to rats.
lull of rat tracks, and the larmer found
2: the (emu hadn't nabbed a single
The agile egg thieves had become terri-
fied over the pretence at their rela’tiese
little enemies and had chased to the
here. He carried the lerreta to the hero
in the evening and the next morning he
discovered that the rats had fled to the
hog house. He removed the ferrets to the
hog house, where they killed two rats
that night. the rest of the demoraliud
army having scurried w a stack of hey a
low rods out in the meadow.
Alter supper that evening the lurmer
carried the ferrets to the beyatack, rend
within a minute or so he saw . scores 0!
rats scoot lrorn under the hay and go
scampering"aruund on the crust in the
bright moonlight.
They steered straight away from the
larm buildings and their actions showed .
plainly that tin-y were afraid to return to
them for Tour ul encountering: the dread»
lul fern-t again. The intense cold made
them lurimu, and they muscled and
{ought anti tumble-«l over one another in
avain endeavor to limi hiding places in
the snow cmwrml livid.
The (errors stayed umlrr the buy umi
every law minutes a rat would come kib-
iug out as it the buy Lessor: tire. Present-
ly they all huddled .togctlrer and began
tojnstle and jumparui claw and climb as
though truth mus bound to furr'e its why
to the oeuta-roi the bunch Hull got wnrm.
Theatrugzliux limp was larger than a
ball bushel basket. and the colder the
fighting animal» got the ungrier null
uoisiertlu-y became. The We'ukt'sii. ones
strmd nujeimw whatever. and were obliged
to remain on the outside oi the pile.
While llelyea wars studying the lively
antics of Rh” harnessed egg steels-rs a
huge owl dropped from the airy without
the slightest noise. allulited on top I)! the
squabbling group. flurrpml its wings
twice nml their nrme with a squealing rat
in mach claw nnol timx nailwi away.
Thesiimrt arrival and departure of the
lie-m: nigh: birni didn't worn to attract
the nttmxriuu of the shivering little
nether am! to view one another us if their
live» ere-rout. stake.
llariily lmrl the owl mnislrml in the
moonlight than another m..- witii big
wings willed uluwu ou the rnnvrug mess
and bore" away [WU rrmrc rule. 'l'lu- heap
kept or; try Leg to art worm. .‘lun‘ Irwin
ram» HALL”: to ill» qwl ~h« fl ‘5’. and Mr.
“Myra mull ii is :n v3. or in lulu liit‘ll that
[be hilhli war-— .4 ii.“ mtg ix Hi rrncbml
the or r~ ..! flu» in; c} ‘i: inr-ls an the near-
by W “Hr-i!
Wino, the «reels Al I‘T «zrrriml vil' more
than I” in! Tim rub. iln' ro'muimlrr sud-
denly tirerk fright or iii» urn-untrue of an
um'wmmuniy Ezergn- ~u‘l tlazrt ~WUUpt3lA up—
on the top of the help moi wpuruted nt
«inn», Semen! thorn rm: irmlri’ the hay,
where the irrrrt-s tmalml them in a jilly,
while others sitipprzl up the sides of
the start; and crowded into the bay. The
[errata must, have "noted them in the
night and driven them out w herethe owls
had e chnure to gobble them, for when
Mr. llclyen rem-wed the bay to the l'n
lathe morning there wasn‘t a live rat to
be seen anywhere on the premises. while
(our (lead (rm-e were found with the lot)
role at the imzturu n! the stark.
”or-in: lire";
\Vrmlrir ninppml lie-13:", sir-1‘“ and fur-
sage oi iiu- mun- tunirrm', trunmecl with
two large [Ludo of "Lust“ rivi Ii,
t‘iraw h it urnumcutwi with lvrtilurrs
flltli flutters. ~
Win-Inel- M arriege.
llnnomxv. April ll.-—Ji’lrlgn M00", in
the court. of sessions, sentnncuil rt number
of prisoners who hml hm" found guilty Ill
rioting «luring the recent strikn on the
trolley lines. 'i'imir sentences mnumi from
60 days to one your and three months.
Farah el uses Millers.
(transient, April li.-—-The striking
oootmekors had a parade and got several
shops out in the line at tbsirmarrh. They
new claim time are 1,500 on strike here
At the meeting of the W
Pressers' union Joined the strikers.
A mere null-g la cairn-sh,
lirvsiuuns. Cat, April rim-Andrew
[arson and Frank Hamilton. who were
shot at sea Jacinta by Charles Marshall.
is dead. Marshall, wbowas also wounded
has arrived here.
”new“... m. .. _._..... M
A far-er Antics-ls.
heron. lion. April 11,-»de Al.
Wadiey, a prominent larrner and some.
has mood with about mm which
was tossed hint by she been at linen.
r h.-.
Parnassus“. April ll.—Wiilied J.
Grant, aged in years. was run over and
tilted bye trolley car at rum set
M streets.
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III Mfr-r I've-lul-
Autos, a. 1., April “in-Tm
Met a trig trait “westerly-ssh
seem
fl. Gusher, when! lands baro- iwuu uncured.
Thu «in-r vi». «7! on n'rouralimri- mnr~
ringer u brute win-Ii it.“ put I’m-u mu-
rlmlml Imt‘v m-w lumpy-t nt Monti-mi
anal itw ethn- .s ultra: in. ,: u LGml deal of
attention norm: in tiw rum-Liv Hi the
pru pew ii. ‘l'ir' wiiwmr irru Inn-u launched
in I" .im't thwr w JIL it I if .7" i'lllriliilfl'lrt of
portion n' l'rt-m‘lr rt‘rno! om who came
irnm \ix lamb and in no Iwr-ri ‘gnthpred
tngrtirr'r lw‘ ‘t prim-oi nl [in immi- of Filth"
l’eranils. They are now llrt'}l.ll’llll( to start
If”! Triniw‘muiugue. in tiw province of
Alluring lin- roionlaie are 2m bachelors
and an equal number of nmuIr-us,who
are severally counted in he curried. but
their wedding: have not yet 1.1km place
Inca-tee oi poverty. Father l'erarliu,to
urge each couple in jnllt the colonists,
promised to «in eerie a farm amt to have
a great marriage ceremony in public in
April. when the whole {ill are. in be mar-
fled It the antler time. (in this condition
they joined. '
Ills Kennel flislelte.
"Yrs." the literary imam" was saying
as the cheerful idiot ruined the dining
ruin. “it had a remarkable dramatic
name"
"What hall?" asked the cheerful idiot.
”A were: i was reading but night."
”Oh! lthrmuht you were prrlt'ntl! spear
in; oi the onelet."—-lmiianurmiis .luur‘
rial.
”gee Its ;a-e With e lather stamp.
Euphrates Multiples Endymion ile-
Ji is the sense! a clerk in the 7
. Inour New Store you will
rind the Largest Aseoqment oi
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satie-
faction in all our work.
PAITERS’
su PPLlES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETO.
E. E. Gorham,
Oorner First Ave. and list: 8t.
EAST NORWALK.§
AliiillAL SPRIIIO OPERIRO It Olll
IILLIRERY STORE, Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, April
6, 8 and 9. Trimmed and un-
trimmed Hats, Bonnets, and
Toques. Also a full line of
Veilings in all the lates spring
novelties.
Mrs. Helen Holmes.
THEATRE BUlLDlNG.
wastimu'i‘uw 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
We want evarybody in the city to know
about our extra Good and extra Cheap
Butter It is fine in color, in texture
and flavor. It is creamery. Our sales
should increase largely. A trial will
prove all we claim.
Price, 22c lb.. or 5 lbs. ti ()0.
Headquarters loriine, smooth‘rooted
Parsnips.
Try this.
Parsnin Fritters.
Rub a pint ol cold boiled parsnips
through a flour-sieve, and set them aside
while you silt two cups of flour with an
even teaspooniul and a hell of baking-
powder and a teaspooniul oi salt. Beat
two eggs and mix them with a pint of
milk. Bent this mixture into the flour.
Add the cold boiled parsnipe. Beat the
better well and try it, tebiespoonful by
tebleepoonlul. in a deep pot ol smoking-
hot let. Hold the spoonfuls of better
very riser the fat in dropping. to prevent
the fritters irorn separating, as they
would it dropped lrorn a distance. Fry
them lot about live minutes, or until
they are well browned, drain and lift
themon to brown paper and serve.
Dibble, 8t cumsicckis:
execs in. midi
Firefliie and Accident Insurance
llil Emil un HBOSE Milli
Ocean Steamship Tickets and titer]
as Drafts, Loans negotiated and
Literls Sold. (lilies 6 Railroad Place
next to Post (lilies, south Nowell.“
may Public. Acknowledrneatr
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Patent Medicines
EAST AIIO PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICE.
II FAOT. HARO NOT TO TAKE,
Wax-mun; ewe
Hood‘s Hamper-ills, .
Ayers“ Hnmrmrilla, .67
Dana‘s l‘iursnwriilu, .67
Guticum lie-solvent. .70
imtt's Emulsion, .60
time's Nor-rum, .70
Stillson’s swine for Helene, .75
Palm‘s Cele Cornwund. .60
ilrandmh'e lie, .12
March's , ms, .10
licensee's price Planters. .ll
(heterle .30
Carter's his, .1:
Atwood‘s Bitters; .10
Maui's Iiicrobe Killer, qts., .7
Harlem's Microbe Killer, gel. jam. 8.0
Yankee Lung Soother, .
830.0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
At Washington
Ineuiwsr in
Karyn, lite. his.
W N
0 I. resent Cleo.
“I“ In 1383‘
, . on Alain sheet.
Iia manwants . U
a GOOD chew I y
B.L.Tobacco
will suit
I
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ii
3) every time. -
R Its flavor ,is .
5% perfect, and
I
2 I
i it is_ the "E I
% LougestChew
' in the world.
bfigfiQF-Mw
FERTILIZERS.
Superphcsphaie of lime,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Aehes and Barnyard
Manure retaiied at whole-
price, by
RAYMONO BROS.
_. .. ,___._.._ .__.___..__--__.___.__.__
”Rinse. BLIPI’ING
-3y-
WATER POWER.
lfyon‘fi'ant your horse clipped quick and
We. WMcQuhae,
68 North Main Stet
W South Norwal_l_t_._
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes. cannot be guaran—
teed the. some day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
so will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted upon us a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o’clock
in the afternoon of the day oe-
iore change is desired.
'- “Games
5. C N
1' FOR A KING-
0 l2 DOVAN,
rmcnatumrm our.
9315.0 For: snowstorm
$3.119 POLICE; sure.
3 . WORKIN '
.2?! 0 EXTRA V I HE‘Mtus‘
. .‘ZJIP’JOOVS'SCROOLSIIOES.
- LAD! c5 -
Q
ND OH EA‘MLfiGg
. , ‘ - r G
"r" ' djicérfiilneas.
Over One Million People wear t
w. L. Douglas $3 a. s4 é'ime
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
'hsy pies ties ire-t value for "in mnnr’v.
,nvr'uriru. wa‘ villi" 5!}
nix.» casts
a. scheun a so;
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