w u.uull’"’nil
Lira.‘Elsie Partrick. of East avenue,
is ill at the grip.
qus. Clarence ll. Webb. of 35 Fort
Point street. In ill.
from an attack of the grip.
Miss Cecile Orlborn. of East avenueJ
has recovered from an illness of some
duration.
Miss Meeker. of Weston. has returned
home from a visit with Mrs. Fan-child.
of Keyser avenue.
The regular services will be held in
the Salvation Army hail. tomorrow at
3 and 8 o'clock. p. m.
Edward Brown. of Ludlow street. has
accepted a position in the Norwalk
Lock Company’s factory. 7 *
Miss (lruce Hawkins. who has been
the guest of J. C. Hawkins for some
has returned to New Jersey.
Caleb Wood, of Cove street. has se-
cured the painting of Einstein's store.
and is now engaged on the work.
' Miss llelle Roberts, who is ill of ap-
pendicitis at her home in Henry street.
continues about the name. She is very
weak.
Wednesday evening. the Rev. Joseph
Pullman. D. D.. will conduct the last
quarterly conference at the Methodist
Church. , ‘
At the Advent Church .iomorrow.
evening. the subject of Rev. J. W.
Davis's sermon will be. “Jesus Christ.
the. Fiilflller of Divine Prediction".
Mrs. John. Smith; who has been the
finest of Mr; and Mrs. William Thomp-
son. of Summer street. returned to her
home in Haverstriiw. n. i'.. this morn-
ing.
The float which has been at the west
end of the draw bridge for years has
worn out. and has been removed for re—
pairs. . .
’ Mrs. Moses H. Wilson. of Riverside
avenue. has returned from a visit with
her son. Louis Wilson. in Brooklyn.
and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rogers. in .ler-
sey City.
Miss Annie Manny and .lohn Hort
were united in marriage in Brniiford.
February 18. by Rev. Edward Martin.
D. I). Miss Meany was a former resi-
dent of thisplace. . .. _
Elsie. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Deuschle. of is St. John
avenue. is celebrating the anniversary
of her birth this afternoon by enter-
taining a party of friends.
There will he divine service at the
Church of St. Edward the Martyr. cor~
iiei' Van Zundt and Osborn avenues. to-
morrow night at 7:30. The Rev. (than
ies T. Coorr will preach. and all are
most cordially invited.
Tomorrow evening Rev. J. J. Faust.
of the Methodist Church. will preach
the last sermon in the series on "How
We Got Our Bible." The special sub—
ject will be “The. Triumphs of the Bl-
ble." illustrated by forty siercoptieon
views. .
The calendar of the Methodist
Church for next Week is: Monday eve-
ning. Epworth League prayer meeting
and Bible Study: Tuesday evening.
class meeting; Wednesday evening.
quarterly conference: Thursday eve-
ning. prayer meeting.
A surprise party was tendered to Mrs.
S. B. Lockwood. at her residence in
. li‘ort Point‘ street. last evening. by a
few friends. A very pleasant evening
was passed. and a collation was served.
The guests more Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. R. .l. Cutbill.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nelson. Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Benedict...lr.. Mrs. E. M.
Wheelchbirs. William Lockwood Miss
Clara, Crow. Miss Eva Benedict. Miss .
IPIOrenee Cntbill. Norton Benedict. and
Joe Lockwood.
The Blower-tn league held a pleasant
social at the home of the Misses James.
4 (love street. that Welling. The house
was filled with a merry throng for sev-
eral hours. and'cvcry one enjoyed the
evening gumbo. The following pro»
grani'wna given: ‘
Prn swim. J. .l. Foiiei.
nee “lion—The Mother iliibbiird Ser-
mml. ‘
. Miss Eva Bowen.
Piano Balm-Walter Torrey Aiken.
Reading-dine Two Weddings.
bliss Sadie Randall.
A book came created considerable
morriment. Refreshments were served.
A. 0. atoms. of‘tlliiruuo Theologi-
oni Seminary. has accepted a can or the
swediuh Congregational Church. to fill
the vacancy toxin made by the pres t .
‘ pastor’s resignation. . Rev. Gustaf i-
Ina has. accepted the call of a. church.
in; ranking. Under. the iii-morphs»
Nut? church lliaii grown; and the
'n‘p‘ la‘"‘iionsiderable more thin Ip~
maths fact of-it. During the
mom fetus may of the mem era
«.3th church have none to other vi to:
.. .. in h , .munt of their work. .. "
' crow .. me: u
- ‘1 h ywm ftook chum
‘ "Wfimvvllhfl‘wlihll flock and y
friends of this vicinity ilr‘. Win:
mind-tor Mum held. Thursday. 1,.
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nlicrrmaiir m "Antwan.
home j grounds.
; challenge fro”
W ‘1lelQ30yS‘tel‘mt‘illj‘MVB completed "a. ‘
and l.’l{omniedieu‘s dock to.
‘ “J. Wallace Marvin has recovered :
- luv .iii the; all t.
school. accidentally broke one of» the
windows in the school ho a.
rile-nu Bier Bhsebnii Gil wi use
insemination at noon: Point as their.
boys have one
out‘of town teaml'"
iiiisnnel through: the ice from. Crow
of the harbor. .
» 'John’DeWaters and Preston liar-tare-
tiii'nsd. yesterday, from an -‘ trip,‘ to
Greenwich in the sloop Addie R. '
‘ Misti Grace Plunder. of Crockett ave~
nae. has returned home from a month's
visit with relatives in New ,Yo‘rk city.
There Will be an entertainment in
the Brobknida school in the near fu-
ture to raise funds to help purchase a
new piano.
The boys still persist in the (longer-
ous play of running cakes of ice in the
harbor. As a result many boys have
received diickinge.
Mrs. S. l). W code. of Highland uve~
one, has returned home from Brook-
lyn. where she was a guest of Mr. and
MrS.‘JOlln i). h‘eltor.
Fred Cakes. of Crockett avenue. who
has been sick. is recovering. His
brother John is going the. rounds of his
paper route for him.
There are many people in ltovmyton
who are very much in favor of having
the Parrot gun nfoiiiitt-il on the schooi
ground instead of at the place. chosen.
A colonial entertaininodt and supper
was given in the Methodist Church.
last night. A fine program was render--
ed and the supper served could not
now been better. ' fl ‘
Captain 'l‘heron Lockh‘ood now has
charge of the steamer C. B. i.owndes.
Louis Diel has resigned his position
as marshal aboard the steamer and
gone to his home in New 'i-iaveii. where
he has secured a more lucrative posr
tion.
Services at the Rowuyton Baptist
Church for Sunday willhlie as follows:
Regular morning service. with preach-
ing at unis; Sunday school at. 1.: in -.
Junior Christian Endeavor meeting a;
3130.: Senior Endeavor meeting at o
o'clock. Regular evening sci-vice. Willi
preaching at 7 o‘clock.
Mr...
' DARIEN [HID NDRO TON.
The infant 80M)? Robcriliiigdole. ol‘
Noroion, is quite sick.
MrS. Reed. of Gracie street. is roti-
lined to her home. by sickness.
Barber William. Austin. 5f Noroion.
spent yesterday in New With city.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Fowler. of
Darlen. will soon go to lioiisokoepine.
Miss Evans. oi” South Norwalk. cull
ed on friends illlil old neighbors in this
place recently.
Mrs. C. A. Wiiison‘ visited her
mother. Mrs. ll. C. Wald, of North
Stamford. Thursday.
Sunday evening Rev. C. A. Willsou
will preach his second sermon in the
series on Queen Esther.
Albert C. Willson will play a comet
solo at the Y. iii. C. A.. Stamford. Sun-
ilay afternoon at «l o‘clock.
Frederick Austin. of Norman. has
recently arrived home from illcorgia.
where he went about three months
ago.
Chester A. Johnsonds negotiating
for the l)lil'(hil$c‘ of Mrs. H. E. “‘cb
morc's dry goods store, in Main street,
Darlen.
John Tyler. of Dorian, is superin-
tending the carpenter work on \Vil-
ham 0. Whitney‘s mansion new build
ing on Long island.
Mrs. Stebbins. inother-inriaw or the
Rev. Arthur Reoua. of the Presbyter-
ian church. of iiorotou, is confined to
her homo by sickness.
Mr. Wardoll. of New York. was in
Danish. Thursday. Mr. \Vurdcli re
cently purchased a large tract of loud
fronting on Main street. Diirlcu.
Mrs. Emily Shorroii. of Marion. r;
still very feeoble. She suffered J
shock of paralysis several months ago.
and has never regained her usual
health since. Mrs. Sherron is i‘lglllf.'~
live years old.
Miss Helen Goodeve. tho superin-
tendani of the Junior Epwortn League.
will give an entertainment in the
church, on Sunday afternoon next.
The exercises will consist of the coiu~
mnndmonis'and other recitations by
the children.
The borough board of llethcl. will
adopt the system of tire alarm that is
used in [)nrien. Ridgeiield and other
places. for the borough of liothei.
The alarm consists of the steel tire of
a locomotive against which ii hammer
strikes when a rope is pulled. The
alarm is most elective and gives the
best of satisfaction where it in in nasal
There will be three of the alarms. one
located on too of each of the engine
. Motoring with physicians and numer-
llie mouth .
._ e “ ' ‘
ingvdowa pains. h . backache.
in.
g and had all kinds of miserable feelings.
all of which was on , ‘ by failing and
inflammation of the womb, and after
nosshe was entirely cured by
r
Oil! medial
l
bins. ELLA Rial
Lydia E.‘Pinkham‘s Vegetable Com-
pound; ’ .
if you are troubled with pains,
fainting spells. depression of s lrits.
reluctance to go anywhere. he ache.
backache. and always tired. please re—
member thab there is an absolute
remedy which will relieve you of your
suffering as it. did Mrs. Rice. Proof
is moriiiiucntuI-;_thut Lydia E. Pink-
hum's Vegetablo Compound in the
contest medicine .for suffering women.
.-'o other medicine has made the cures
that it has. and lilo other woman has
he) so many women by din-ct advice
as me Mrs. .l'inkham; her experience
is greater than flint. of my living per
son. If you up sick. write and got
her advice; herhddress in Lynn. Mass.
board, which has the matter in charge.
is making an effort to secure the tires.
and they will be. placed in position as
soon as: they aroiproriirrd.
BOOM lNV-THE FOURTH.
Guardsmen interested in Prospect of
Trip to Buffalo Exposition.
There is much activity in the Filill‘lli‘
Rt-giiiicui. C. N. C... over the report
that. the. Fourth is likely to llt‘ chosen
to act as (.loi'crnor Mcl..cnii‘s escort.
and in represent the Nuiincg state at
the i‘uo».‘iruwicau Exposition in nu!-
falo. next sumim r. The companies in
Bridgeport. liuiii‘iury. \i-‘iiisted. Nor-
walk lilitl Stamford are experiencing a
boom in membership as a i-oiiszeuuenec
Nearly all the coiiipnnies are recruited
up to llll! limit. Sixxy-eighi makes a
full company. and it is anticipated that
this number will soon be reached.
it is said in military circles that the
Fourth Regiment must be chosen to
mprosout Connecticut at. the Exposr
tlon unless favoritism is shown. it i.
politic! oui that Colonel l‘lt’llf‘l'lt‘l. oi
the Fourth. is the senior colonel of tin
State National Guard. and it is added
that the Fourth has not been called up
on to be the State's representative on
an occasion likc this since the Centen-
nial iii l’llllllill‘lplllll. Should Connecti-
viii send it ieginirnt. it would he prob.
ably to l'l‘llllllll in Buffalo from eight to
li’n links.
The members of the Norwulk com-
panies are delighted over the prospect
of making the exposition trip. ’l‘herc
are loner absentces from drill than
in a long time and there is a greater
amount of vim and snap noticcublc in
the cvcciition of the drill.
“to
SUMMARV FOR THE WEEK.
Real Estate Sales and Mortgages vie-
corded.
Sales Mortgages
New liar-on ill $42.57;»
West Haven. :3 aunt!
Hartford. 1? {Shall
Brldncl.~orl, ' ll 231,360
\Vntcrbu r): i‘. 16.300
hit-video. —»~ lasso
New Britain. 5 1.400
Norwich. 7 4,900
New London, 7 3.425
Middli‘vtowu. 4 5.950
Norwalk. 4 1.300
Danbiiry. 2 4.100
BRYAN REACHES NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March iii—W. .i. Brynn
urrirui hero from Buffalo today. He
said he expected to remain here sever-
al duvs on business connected with
the ('ouiiiioner. .
"i stopped all iliiffalo." said Mr.
Bryan. "and saw the an-Amcrican ex-
position grounds on buildings. The
color scheme impresses me as better
than that of the Chicago \vorid's Fair.
and i believe the exposition will be
quite as his decrease as that of 18.93."
EMPEROR REMAINS THE SAME.
BERUN. Mardh 9w'i'here is no
change this morning in Emperor wu-
houses. The tire committee of the
iisiun condition.
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"WA.“‘aroh “ii——~'l‘he”’lliicedoniiin ' ‘
Winfihu hittiiiiohod um um
momma- melanin-ah to with . ,
at the iiiicationain Macedonia.
,' J l- cocoon
m _ .....
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'i‘. ‘ onimehdatlonainie
addcd'ilint the work of the sewerage
.cnmmlba "nibc continued. "lilori Fthv
reason which have been fully not
forth .i newreport. illiQVlBl‘lll should
beacon r the cdnstrba‘tlonbl' an tax
per moninl'aeptic tank and contact til»
“ tar budsidtunttho; efficacy of this eye-
tem of treating sewage in our climate.
, :Thaiappondix contains a valuable re-
port onise‘wage disposal made by ii
leading sanitary engineer. This is
givento show the trend ofprofeiisional
opinion toward bacterial methods.
man—.-
REVOLUTION IN COLOMBlA.
The Leader. Who is in New York.
. Makes a Statement.
NEW YORK. March smile-naval Rai-
ael Ui-ibe-Uribe. Leader of the Coloni-
bian revolution, who is here now in
this city. issued a statement last night
with relation to the present state of
affairs in Colombia. He said that the
revolution in Colombia is still going
on, although the government. has sev‘
erai times announced that all in quiet.
He continued;
at least four serious engagements. in
which the revolutionlsts have had the
advantage—«one in Panama. where
Colonel Noriega defeated the govern
merit troops, takinur 100 prisoners with
arms and ammuniTion; a second. one
upper Magneto river. where the lib
eral chief Marin. took the report of
Honda.‘ with its whole garrison. 400
riiioa. 150.000 cartridges and 3500.000:
at Hard lii Chltn, and a fourth in the
interior of Borneo. where Generals
Comaeho and'chra defeated the die.-
tatorial troops. The government says
that the departments of Cullen, Antim
coin and Santnndcr are completely
pacified. yet it has to support large
armies everywhere in order to defend
the territory ngalnst the tea-called rob.
els. The revolutionaries are employ-
ing tactics similar to those of the
liners.
"in the meantime the dioiiitorials
have given to the war the most cruel
and bloody .1 itires: they act the,
towns on tire. abuse the women. tor-
tore the children. and the old men
and boast in their official reports of
not giving quarter to any of those who
have the misfortune to fall into their
hands.
“The. rate of ‘1 change continues on
the advance; in ogoia. the capital. it
is 1.300 ner cent. for national bank
notes. and on the Atlantic coast at
3.000 per cent. for provincial paper our-
rency. All ti‘de has come in a coin
nich- siandatilizhlic Whole population
is in mourningfmid toe. government
has confiscated their property. The
situation is so desperate that eve vv
body is anxious to new a solution. no
matter what it may he. The price of a
pair of shoes fulfill. a o...ciieii W. a
pound of meat 54. and so on."
VESSELS sl'flir FOR ALASKA.
ST. JOHNS. .\'. R. March 9—Tlic
scaling steamers Neptune. Nimrod.
Neutouiidlnnil. liar-law. Kite. Walrus.
Diana. lianser. Torrunovu. Aurora. Ai-
qorinc. \‘umruurd. (lrocnland. leclnnd.
l‘auihcr. Southern Cross. hope. Leo-
pard. Labrador, and Virginia Lake.
twenty vessels altogether. With large
cirrus. sailed this morning for the an
iiiiul will lililllw They started with
lllilt'l favorable prospects.
REDUCTION IN SUGAR.
NEW YORK. .‘iiarch iiMAH grades
of “Will?“ suitor were reduced iwenir»
live points this morning.
Kodol
Dyspepsu Cure
I
Digests what you eat.
Itartldciallydigesis the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon-
structin the exhausted digestive or.
guns. it. stholafestdlscoverciidigest:-
aiit and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efiicicncy. it in-
stantly rciicvcsnnd permanently cures
l) spcpsia. indigestion. Heartburn,
Faiuleiive. Sour Stomach. Nausea
Sick Headache. (inst raisin. Crnmmand
all other results of lmpcrfcctdigcstioo.
WEN. rind bl. lumoslzcmnwlmi 2M. titties
sum i size. mm a ll utouuiyuprpsiu muiiidfme
Pnporcd by E. C. mum £120.. Chicago
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk:
i“inward P. Weed. Nor-walk.
surreal...
who are ‘
Food Particular.
Fancy “High Lawn" Creamery,
l’rint Butler. 21c lb.
Pure Lard. . 10c lb.
ii'asihburn. Crosby Gold Medal
Floor. so on.
ii. 0. Pancake. , 5c pkg.
_; lb. pkg. ii. 0."nucirwimi. in: on;
3 ll). pkg. ii. Owniiehrheat. ac pkg.
ii. 0. Oatmeal. lie pkg.
Llold Dust. the m.
ll hora good laundry Soap. 15c
.7 bars (lines 8089'. 18c
Va.
at when ammo.
"we have received reliable news of I
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to the debilitated, and happiness and long life to the hopeless. ,
‘ IT COMES TO, MAKE. THE ,, ,
AND THEWEKK STRQN
~ It comes to the impoverished blood, bringing it‘ne'w‘life rind séflalfis ‘ '
the system charged with nourishment and electrical force—dire electricity of‘hlg', ,
It. comes to the nervous—to those whose nerves get tired and from from W
counting-room, at the typewriter, at the desk or counter, in the factory. in the worklhoppw’
or household duties —it comes to them, gives them quiet and repose and a sense of inn:
deuce, sturdiness, and ability.
It comes to the tired brain'——- to the brain that has more reqppaeiblliden
perform; the brain that thinks and throbs and grows tired and aches and long: for area
easy and assimilation certain.
To the liver, to the kidneys, and to all the correlative partslof the bad ,itco‘inesiio
the obstructions, the poxsons, and to clear the way for natural and healthy action ' L I '
To warmers from Rheumatism, Malaria, Scratch, Comb, Anemia, aim .
tions of the blood or skin or tissues ~10 rlicjaded. worn, and bréleudawa and-‘macr’afcdw» '
it comes like a great force, bringing with it such vitality as makes: the eye bright, the s "e!
muscles strong, the heart glad. the nights restful, and the days’ duties a round ‘of adage ‘ ,
it does with an energy that never ceases, but which is ever paid and gentle and surefiniita actio
It comes to the muscles of the nuns. the Joins, ‘
been strained beyond the point of natural weariness and have. become so tired that they new
gets —--it comes to the tired brain with soothin
brings it into pleasurable health again.
To the tired stomach~overburdened, weak. unable to prepal’e forfdigestion'tlie
comes into Sta—to the tired stomach it comes to relieve, to assist,
rested -- it ‘comes to them and gives them new strength, new vigor,
power.
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NOTICE.
The First National Bank, of South
Norwalk. Conn. located at South Nor‘
walk. in the state of Connecticut. is
closing up its affairs. All notesholders
lead others. creditors of said associm
.tion are therefore hereby notified
lpresaiit the notes and other alum
=against the association for plrin'eht.
cuaanas a. maniac . may,
Dated March 5. 1901. ,1 1 my;
Hustle for Cash.
Highest cash price paid for old at»
sis and materials of every kind. Drop
mgr: votstal tgrid”! will call.
am a on on 1nd ho
declines with all. l in) ooculo’ “3::
in 19' York some day: through tho
woe ‘
immediate attention on'niy return
will be given to any business that am
come in during my absence.
13 ABRAHAM HARRIS.
Raymond at. or n .
Bt..8ton. North lulu
, . . I wvar . . iii: a
Wh A k THE NATIONAL BANK
y 5 onnonwanx.
your friends to go on your ‘1 WALL ITREIT. NORWALK.
bond? The Aetna Indemnity CA 7;?”meme
Company will assume all lia- . m
bility at very rcamnalilc ::::;;:£1¥f‘ "m
rates. . - Vicar»: 'Hta. Win: JM‘ "ILL.
r. I C
JaoabMLayfgl minim!“
' mamow_ .
Rad“ “W" a uni. Ill. a. 1mm J. 2. new
. 5 55113050 p1,“; nu.ia.i.inu.1.a.mii.n.w.,l
* ~~ summon "comer-m- w
P mung andflunfllut
on Water Hutlnn.
MM'F‘IMm . ‘
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mummm
_ 'fwith intelligently elo ingheig to.
their crystal streams, and sparkling cascaded AHA-out of their roots an herbs and leaves at
allied with kindred medicinal vegetation from other parts of the world—eddies the
known medicines. SMITH'S GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR‘. bringing health to illé Sl
g. sustaining effect, enables it tog'aci: without;
to
a. back-Ame. straw
and a icelingof mfg“
It is calle by many “The Body Builder." It builds a the nerves“ no} 7
tissues that havedbeen wrecked by illness and suffering. p a ' mud”
mid gives them the fullness and glow of joyous health.
From infancy to the grave, the best medical
have is SHITH’S GREEN MO
It builds the shrunken body all
and any man,
IN RENOVA TQR. .
. simple/to
Niel
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ll out» i i. it (i ..
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so. a...
befriend. It makes dig
t, strain or
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wanna, or child
no hit filling;
/; ' New York, August
r' Gentlemen/r Some tinié
poi'lclialised airiumber qty "
are i' thinguishers . form
New Yogic hotels,;iia‘m§l ”-1
Imperial" and Nellie .
think it, only fairto'f _ “ .
within a short tiara Bitch
mg, the equipment a‘vfii’ii
out on the Impe pl Ho l
was tzuickly e iuéuish .
useo denial! amount. the?
pound out“ atom of your , ~
gurshers’. iii/the hands of
our em I yees..
We ngghail'i‘the extiii
a one
fectlvc. and young dag '
socvcr to tire material, '
it comes in contact. War
Presumed with our pit j i
.9“ frcc.'lo say that it
in every/hotel ”and?!
house. [in the countrylx
cheerfully, recommend ilt‘“
purpose... as iii our. ‘ n
thegfid‘ost appliance ggr t
pose 1.34: the market. ,
WU .lnl you every n '
are..." . . . . Show» ._
. surround win?
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