WIIIIIIIIIWI III
Mrs Edsou K St. John is visiting
in Wilton.
Jesse Brundagc has recovered from
an attack of tonsilitis.
‘ Edmund B. Smith,
street. is seriously ill.
1'). Burr Beach. who has been quite
sick. is on the improve.
of Raymond
Captain M. B. Soper's new oyster
boat is being rapidly completed.
Captain A. B. St. John. of Van Znndt
avenue, is improving from his illness.
Cule Wood, of Cove street. is‘nurs-
lug his hand, which he recently scald
ed.
Benjamin b'IIIIIIIItt has moved from
7:} Osborne avenue to I51 Osborne live
one.
ll. Burke continues unite ill of rheu-
matism at his home in Van Zandt ave-
uuc,
Mrs. Hiram Roll is celebrating the
eighty-lust anniversary of her birth to-
day.
Rev. J. W. Davis has returned from
New Haven, where he preached “last
night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson attended the
Sportsmbns' Show in New York, yes-
terday.
Miss Annie '1‘, Sherwood is attend-
ing a reception at Saugatuck, this
evening.
The Junior Band of the Methodist
Church will meet with John Finch to-
Iuorrow evening.
Services were held in the Salvation
Armv hall inst ev.ening in charge of
Captain TI IIeman
L. D. Kecler has rented Mrs. Frank
Hoyt's house in Cove street. and will
move there April 1.
Mrs. Elbert Buggies, of Bridgeport,
is visiting Mr.‘ and Mrs. L. A. Burdick.
of Van Zandt avenue.
r———.———
Frederick Phantom]. of East avenue.
spent yesterday in New York. and took
in the Sportsmens' Show.
.3. Sturges Randall has returned
from a visit with his mother. Mrs.
Marietta Randall, of Frecport. |.. l.
Mrs. F‘. G. Brown has returned to
Brooklyn after u visit with Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘. B. Grilhn of Rherside avenue.
Mlsz; Emma Weir. III‘ Ridgcileld. has
returned to her home. having been
visiting Miss A. Lucile Smith, in Os~
born .ovonuc.
The break in the water main in Fort
Point street has not been repaired.
and the water Is running in the gutter
in a stream eight inches deep.
‘Irund Conilnnndcr Howard W.
Duty. of the United Order of the (lol-
chI Cross attended the meeting ol the
Iomlnhndery at liIvaiIlII, lust IIvcuiIIz.
'liIII rehearsal oi’ the IIIItIIIIIniIIIIIIIIIt
for the Loyal Workers IIIIIy. Wili(‘.l
will be held April 7. was lIIIlIi at the
home of Rev. J, W DIIIiII oi' ilIItts
place. last IIVIIIIlIIIt.
(lllarlhs Wood. of Boulevard and SIIII»
IIIIII at cluIe. while chopping wood. yIIs
tI-IIIiIty. "cut oil one or his lingers. at
about the first joint. MI. \‘lrood went
to Dr Bakers office one had the in-
jury dressed.
'—
'l‘he lCmIIIIon Club (It with Mrs. E.
ll. Smith. yesterdu n ternIIIIII. and en-
lined it most delirium] thIIIIblII and
story‘tca. ,ihlins Annie 'l‘. Sherwood
did the reading of theuliornoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Wil-
lialn C. Thomas. of [Ilenry street.
u- .....__.
The class or 1902' of the 16qu Nm
walk High School int" organized with
the lollow’linr oil‘lchIl: President Miss
(have Whittaker: secretary and treas-
IIIIII Miss bode-Inn Adams. The clash1
(“clots are blue and white. with violets
and lilies of the valley lor the clubs
flowers.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist Church was held. last
night Rev loscph Pullman the pro-
IIidinlt cider, hnvlugt eIIlIIIir. Rev. J.
J. lI‘ousl reported ill all the bills of
the (“thumb had been paid. the money
being raised by voluntary contribution.
liIIIl l‘Indles Aid Society ruining the lip
(crest money. The average attendance
of the Sunday school was 225. and the
Junior League had an average ol‘ seven-
LV ileI.
lug eiiortI-I to rnlse $200 for a special
purpose. A new indies pr ying so-
Why has been organized. 'l‘l c Sunday
school superintendent. Harry Hoyt.
and the class leader. James [I’Hommo-
Illou. reported. 'l‘hreo trustees. J. G.
Huwhlnu. Samuel (‘nrman and H. J.
Hipaon. wore continued. 'CiIIIIIleII Sim-
on E. E. Gotham. berm Fowler Im-
gynfloyt. George Reynolds. .l 8.1m:-
“ l
The Epworth League is mak- .
namWIngnimWRIfl‘W 5'qu m3
no along
Ifiitli'ofixiil’lli ls‘gotfi
William Lassen. of the West bide,
I'ex'pelilp to return to I’hllud‘olphlt in
. about II Week
Miss Mattie hipster. or hanburv.
spent sunday With Miss Norma liberal“.
tleblanIi avenue.
Charles Millspaugh is making “rei
paint to the front of Charles W. Bell's
residence in Main street.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens tieii
up all her own dock, last night, for tho
that tithe since the river from on.
m.
Join Broadway took H. W We is III.
com; iauy' II land pile driver to Dim ury,
where the company has a contract to
fulfill.
Principal ‘Ieorge Lamphcre. who
was summoned to the bedside of his
father who is very ill has returned to
school.
Mrs. Beteman and Mrs. Gilmore, oI'
Henronhnrst. who have'been guests or
airs. Etta Slater. returned home. Mon-
uy.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Jack who ar-
rived in Rowayton II few days ago.
from Ihe Pacilic coast’. have gone to
.5tra.lf0ld to reside.
William Ford drove three of David
Leela tine carriage horses up lrom
New York. yesterday. MI“. Ford is em-
ployed as coachman for Mr. Lee.
'l‘wo Well known young men of the
vilhlve engaged in a free. hand tight
yesl ‘i day with the Ies’tilt that one or
the young fellows was badly “done up.
A Ioung people's Bible class was to
hum been organized Monday evening
in the Methodist Church, but Owing
to the stormy weather the meeting
was postponed.
A number of ltowayton members Ui
the. Order of American Mechanics
went to Stamford. to witness the Stum-
lord Division confer the second degree.
Tuesday night.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Eugene Cushmuu. of Logan
avenue. A tell-cent supper was served
after the regular meeting. A heat
sum was realized.
The pattern for the Jarrott gun is
about completed and is now on ethnl-
tion at Charles H. Guider's store. I'he
pattern is the work of Charles-wilder.
Moses Beckett and William A. Cush-
man. it is very neatly executed.
”I.“
DARIENIIND neuron.
H. il. Seeley, of Barton. is building
an addition on his house.
itirs. Merlin J. Writerbury is visiting
lricn is in New York this week.
chv. Herbert BrOWn is able
out ugarn after his recent illness.
Miss lI‘liza Striclllihe who is sIII
Iously Ill remains comfortable at pIcs-
cut
to be
'i‘hII cellar for Andrew Stark’s new
house. at Noroton will soon be complet-
ed.
Rehh Edwards. oi‘ this place; spent
Tuesday evening with friends in Nor-
walk.
Miss llelcn Schildknecht.
place, IIIlled on friends ill
Tuesday.
of this
Stamford
Mrs. Franklin Jones is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Frederick liruggerhot‘, in
New York.
The are on (iorham's pond has brok-
en up, which will prevent skating and
beat racing.
Harry Francis cut his hand quite
badly ill the Y. SI '1‘. Works in Stan;-
ford. Tuesday.
A class meeting will he hbld Friday
evening at 7:80 in the Methodist tilpis-
I:IIpal Church.
Mrs. ’l‘hcophilus Smith is'inIprovlng
slowly so that she is able to sit up II
short time each day.
The two- year-old. son 0! Robert Dug-
IlIIle, oi Noroton. Iwho is ill or pncu
Iilcnio. ls recovbring
M—M .
Albert Wilson. or this‘plocc. sought
the Harmonic Society concert in Stum-
I'prd. ’l‘nunday evening.
E. I). Trowbridge is having a non
IE3." built in front of. his property at
l orotou. that laces the Hound.
it» Charles M. Soliock. o! the hints
jopui Church of Norwalk. preached in
he iilpIIIcopal Church in Noroton '1‘ nos-
Iiuy evening
Henry 'i‘rlstin. an old tmio resident
of this place. is seriously ill. He in
Under the care of Dr. Dohannan. III
booth Norwaik.
WWW
Drukgis’t Robert McDonald has gone
hulto uttenslvcly into the bicycle burl-
host. Ho in now selling as well as re-
pairing bicycles.
Ii recent fro-hot did considerable
lda one to the Wee Burn Golf Club
lllnini. it curried away bridges and
wulhks and flooded the place with rub-
.ulilli .
.1
', mas Ferrel. on Imam bind;
Habit. It Noraton Heights.
mus III III.
”«35 WIN
.3-
‘1 III “on in Nut Main street.
,‘I‘il
my
night, and mu m
Russell. .I
. in revenue stamps:
a t he
shire?!“ “if am} with ih’i‘l oceanic ' l
n on. on in mm
Du engihntion 3"qu bI'I MI],
I! at 931366;”
to your own body 'I'
on nee not, you on yht not to let
yourself go. when one II your own sex
Iolds out the helping hand to you and
will advise you without“. money. and
without price. ertuto Mrs. Pinklnun,
Lynn, Mass. and tell her all your symp-
Mus. Armin Asrox.
toms. Her experience in treating fe-
male ills is gIIIeIItIII than any other
living person. lI‘IIllowing in II lI-tth
from It woman who is thankful for
avoiding a terrible operation.
“I was suffering to such Im extent
from ovariun trouble that my pbysiI
clan thought an operation would be
necessary.
‘“ “Lydia lIl. i‘inlthhm’s Vegetabiellom-
pound having been rchIIIIIIIcIIIlI-d to
me. I decided to try it. Ai'tIII using
several bottles I found that l was
cured. My entire system was toned
up. and l suii‘crcd no more “ith my
caries." I-M!I8I Anna Ashes, Troy. MI).
-I——.~.....-... ,
lie was caII“leIl to a III-ur-
ly injured.
by house. where his injuries were
treated by a physician} and later he
was conveyed to the. Home.
Over 100 veterans 'Ill'l’ under the
doctors“ care at the Soldiers Home.
Big improvcinehts are to be qude lll‘i‘t‘
in the spring. Another large building
In to in: built.
"Wall" 'Scollcid is displeased over
the action of Harry \VIIlIb, :I follow“-
yachtsmau 0f the (love pond. Hurry
sailed Polaris to victory in II i'llt‘t,‘ \\'li.il
Golden Eagle on the pond 'l‘uIIsda) III
ternoon. ’l‘lIII illlti‘l' no“. sailed by
"Wall." who uttered a pIIIIIInIII tor thI-
race. He explained later that the pen
nant was to be IIII“IIrIlI-~Il to the iitllll
winning two of three rut-cs, and tlIIII
though such was the argrcIIIuIInI. Hurry
Ween took l’oluIis out of commission,
l‘uesdny morning.
A IIII.sIIIIeI“aIln part) was mum to
Willinn liallhrd, 'l‘uesduy evening. The
party was gotten up by Miss Jennie
Scolield and most of those prIIseIII
were dressed in rags. Some III them
were masks. During the evenim: I“I-
fresllmellts were served on wooden
plates. hiverytiIluI; connected with I.
was II reminder of poverty. AIIIIIIII:
tlIoI-III present \IIII“I‘I \nIlIcw \VIItIII“ bury
\ir and Mrs. SaInIIIl (ii‘llllllllilll. .drs-
15. St. John and dIIIIIIhtIII“. Hi“ s \qud
Nan lime. Hurry St. John. MI“. and Mrs.
William Weed and MI“. and Mrs. Iii:
lettc and other-I.
The following real II:I;I.III traIIsi'IIr-I
In whlIh J. (3. lillIIIIt‘I-IIIII
Is interested. have beyu recorded III
“.he ’lowu Clerk‘s oillIIII in SIaIIII‘IIIId
icrIIIIIiIIlI (‘. Klinei‘citvr. of iinricu, lII
Charles Swehscn. properly on Worth
street. Stamford. drIId bearing $3.5m
("illil‘il'r‘v 'I‘in‘llNl‘l)
to Jeremiah l‘. KliIIIIl'eltIII. thrIIII liliii
on il‘. (I Alexander thi. b: Ird traIt. Slum
I0ld. (iced lIcnriIII' IIIvIIIIuII stamps II
unount of $6: .lIIIeIIIlIIlI C. KliIIIIIIIltIII
to Arthur it. Stark. lot on the t‘lI:II“|II~I
H. and Fred H. SIIIIlIIItt tract, near No»
roton iiiil. deed hearing be cents in
revenue stumps. JIII-IIIIIlth (i. l'\IIIIIIfIII~
ter '0 (_iharles SWOli‘iI‘ll. two lots on
Sackcit tract. IiIIIIIl bearing $1 in rev.
(Inue Isthmus.
I“, of Newton
BROAD RIVER.
Mrs. John licnuesscy ls serlously ill
at her home.
iI‘IImk l’iI-IIIIII. the. local fish dealer.
will IIIIIVII to Bridgeport, in II I‘rIIv Ilav
lloIIIIIII Marshall has returned to
New York. after II short visit at his
home. ' I
John Buttery. of SiIvIIrIIIInII. is Inak
lug preparations to start his sawmill
in this place.
Josiah Kellogg has been appointed
as one of the IIIiIIIlIIlslrIItoIIs III' the lulu
Mrs. iI‘llIIubelh (JonlstoIIk.
Mrs. Hurry St. ()rnIIIud. who has
been visiting her son' II home in Iloill‘zlh
wood avenue loft lei Newark. N. J..
yesterday.
George ti. CIImIItoIk attended the
meeting“ of tho FarmcI 'n (:lubin IIIIIIIIII
Farms. Tuesday evening. at the know
of E. F. Taylor.
”I.-
MISS KNIGHT'S SUIT PROCEEDS.
LONDON. Murch lIl-—:~Connsol for
Miss Portia Knight hnvII. written II IIII.
tor to the papers denying the state-
ment. purporting to have been made by
the Duke ,of Manchester. to the client
that he considered the action taken to
be quite unjustified and that he iltiiiOVI
ed it had been dropped. AIICordlng to
counsel. the branch of promise suit is
proceeding and the courts will decide
whether it in instilled or not.
w..—
WBMH FUSILIERB BAlL.
HUNG KONG. March liwA detachv
moot or tour hundred and forty men oi
the Welsh Fusiliers salted tor 'l‘icn
‘l‘uln {baby in order "to relieve the AIIII
has cliched :Iientnl
why not pay the some .
bury. .
James Allen. KIIII street. who
has been quite ii with pnouInunlu is
on the. road to recov cry.
3 .A bulge loud (it cool. the first. of the
Season, has turned and is being on-
loaded at (innit Brothers dpni yard.
Westport Grange hold its regular
mootlng‘iant evening. and worked the:
first and second Ito-Irons upon a class.
Richard A. 't‘isniuetou, of New York
has been It‘reccnt IIIIIIIIt or his aunt
Miss Esther it. Di)\'.'lll.“i, III. llt'i‘ home,
in Main street.
,n .L
ii. A. Itademarhcr and reality have.
leased the former biannual Wood place
in Myrtle avenue. now (I, Ined by Fred-
crick Kemper.
.............,....
M l'l's'.
A, C. Taylor, who has bIIII'II
spending II month Ileh her son. llr.
Howard (‘. Taylor in New York city.
has returned home nauln.
Untolutown pmtieu have hired ”ll
store in Main street IIIIII utly v: II tied
by liners lirotlu-rr“. and null open a
paint and pnper lI:III:.I,“IIrs‘ supplied
store, there Econ.
Wlllinm (instill iIIII. iII “mod the shop
in Riverside avIIIIIIII it)l'llll}l"i) (molded
by Charles ii. Kl“lll]i(‘l' as II tauIIIIIIy.‘
and will open :I lIlaIIlquiln shop and
carriage and wagon painting bIIslII.-...~;
there. next. Week.
'lllII liIIIliIIII AiIl SIII iII ll 01 liII l; I“-I.l
harm Could “IIIIIItiIIIIIIl l ‘lIIIIc h IIIIIIII III: i
a sewing bIII. in the II“~hIIIIlI perloIs.‘
this afternoon i.I-IIIIh “ill be s.- .III I!
at I; II‘IIIIIIiI, Illitl II 'll.'liliiil“ will bII1
held this IIII ulul'.‘
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lI‘iIIrlI tIIIk IIIIiIIII lIIIIII lI.i““ lutI- III I-‘.
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lI-.(III;I,II \‘I‘ liorbvdt Iiiiil'illil"li. llllI'II‘ 5
IIII-IIl on: in \i'lilmx iimoh IIIIIIII-II-I<;,,E
.\ IlIIiIIruiiIIII III' fort; “.“IIII from ‘l‘IItn ’
pie lIIIIiIIrI. N. u... [I and .I\, hi. IIl
\I‘lllI‘II iiII- li“liIl“t"‘i III IIIIIIiilII-I iii I
tend I.l in :I inert, :I .i III. IIl“ lII lIIIi lllI
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pail iIII:II“III- .I\.lilli|“I\ .i W.“ .lll I I.
I‘ill‘ Smilh .ilib‘t'Ilil I? liIIIII and \i-‘il
liIIIII i“). .‘IiiIIII
NEW CANHNN.
Mrs .‘IIIbIIr i’IIIlIIII'Il. oi' liriIlI-I post i
i1: \i:iI'iIIu lil'il i'EiI‘liIIta in town liIl“
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Monday l‘\' IIIIIII.
II (I II‘. \\")iilIIl
::I rural I‘llllliili.ll\‘- |
[.|'\'Iil'- i’;“I\II.: I:« IlllliII Ill {)3 hit“:
‘IIIIIIIII ‘I'Iilll III ruamulla, \‘I'iIlIh lIII cor:
iiilllt‘ll ‘IliIIIili .i :III-k on).
.‘IiIIlIllI: dot, of Rogers, i‘I-II
New YIIIiiIII III III .3I.III:l:I_\ \rIiiI
lillllli) in SI “IIIZI .IIIIIII.
$2M”...
John E. \\' hluwyxhns returned from
iilri visit with his“ dilllifi‘ilil‘l Mrs Z‘lzII“~
llIIII l‘ lingers, IIi‘ FlIIIIlIIIII“
Mi‘fi 'i'iIaIiIlIIua Johnson ‘Illlli iiI“. III:.i
Mrs Hum“ .lliilll~till Ilrilmi \vitll II-l
'llI\l ., III ‘\II<I \IIIIIIIlrl. .SIIIIIizIy
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MI“: \‘I I: lirIlIIIIIIIIII
Mass, is the Kuwait III .\‘II“
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lli 'i‘IIIIIIIIIII.
I'illIi .‘vlrn. II‘.
lill.“~ \IIIIIiI.
it it mid illi'l t'hwrius Fairly \Iill
«IIIIIII iIliiiii i‘ rttil'IIi,II'I.~»II, .‘s‘liIJiil lIIIIi
.‘III the south .II'IlII IIl‘ llIII l'I‘ii'Il'HJli. ii‘
the III lilll.
p‘I
lIIlIIIIIiIIII IIl' oilirvrr. III‘ the IIIIIiIIt
corps pill l'llilI" pimp i“l'iIl1l\' evI-IIIIILI
Several members novices; luv il'i\'il'l“l‘
lllf‘lll. are sIIiiI-iliIII: YUVI‘“:
'i‘lIII IIIIIlIIi. (IIIIiLi will lIII “ill’li I.I.“iI‘.I
IIIIII.“ IIIIil'III“IIIs IlIiII iI'l‘Ii'illlIZ .‘III orIiIIt“
has iIIIIIII plow-Ii with (‘ilxIrlIIzI SleluiIlI
to make forty lIIIII“ pairs. of trousers.
'l‘lII-IIII on school session. .\iIII!
\vIII“:
IlII,“.‘, Oil :IIIIIIIIIII III" the l'liill. \viIIIIiI
llIIIIIiI‘IIl lilo IIIllzzl‘ putting out the [WI
in tin.“ in elm“. 'i'hII \IIIIIII“ Wil." pumpw'
lllll. :IlIIi .I'l“I.“l.II.I‘I wIIl‘II I“II:IIIIIIIIl I):I
'I‘IIII:“IlII_I/,
lI‘IIIII,“.“ .l l'I“III“le.“. the blind hvuIII
‘A’l‘lll", \I“:I.-: .‘Ii ilII.“ IIIIIII‘IIIII: IIl' illII ”AIM
“If Hope ill the. iiiIIllIIIIiinl lIiIIierIpnl
|‘.lIIII“IlI, Sunday IIt“IIIIIIII:,, .\ |“II‘,I“,“II :It-
lIIl“IlIIIIIII II.I“IIIIi.IIIl ill‘l'. I“IIIl I.“III“II I“III“;.“
attentive to her l‘t'lllill'iiii.
\i'. iiIIIIIIIIIl ll::yIIIIIIIIi illlI‘. l"'lil"‘i IhII
I-IlIIIII III the Wood bIIilIIlIIII. formerly
occupied by I‘ it. li:I.“lIIIIII ll‘r II tII“.
\llil‘t- and will IIIIIIII ;\ lllilt‘ilillli shim
IIIIIl \“III'lIIIy :IlIII“II IIIIII'I mouth. iio will
more ilii‘: III: IIiIlnII rv llilli loch: from ill‘i
imp ill lI‘IIIII i Ii “I“Il
.lIIlIII l.IIhI“ no“; ilI.’ _‘I’lill token to lllI‘
.“IlIIIslIoIIsII. 'lIIIIsdIII. iIII opened h. I
lIIIrlII I“ shop i‘.. do IIlIII IIt'tIII“ IIIIuIiIII: it
the pI“IIviIIII.I Ii: I)“. and on Monday he
was l'IIIIIId in lib-I .thop ilI. sltlinu in ii
chair. with no liI“I~ in the I’t)l)lll, iIIIlIII‘,’
IIIIIIIplIIIIIiy chilled through [in Hiii‘lllI
IIIi to be brooding: rivI-r iIi:I I“IIII.IIIIt IIIII2I~
blqu, lII-IIIIclIl about by his l‘IIlIIII friends
and the i't‘it‘l’ll‘ll‘li were III‘ the opinion
IIIId the bust lhiIIn to do was to tIIkII
bin) to the I'lilll‘iiililliit', whore IIII would
receive pI‘tIpIII“ attention.
L Insane.
fill“. and Mrs. George liIIIIwII are ”In
happy parents oi‘ it \vIIIIlI-old IIIIII. Mrs.
lI‘I“IIIIh Lynn is liillIlllll‘Sl".
MI“. and Min. 'II'Iil \VIIkIIIIIIIII of
llIiIlI report spent several IlIIyII recent-
with (.2 W. Joiillson and wife.
l.. it. Hoyt and WW“ returned home
'l'iIIII“I“.II:I,I.“. from it visit or poorly two
weeks with i'ellllireiI iII liI'iIljrelIIIi“t.,
Another I,IIII poIIIIII girl t'llllill to the
llillli.‘ of Thomas 'l‘rcIIIiwell, inst wet-h
Mrs. (J. ll.-\\'IIhIIIIIIIII. III‘ AnIIIIlIIIrk. iI
IIIIIIlIIII for the young lrI‘y and her
mother ‘
1hII lonlliooltcd ior Iain come at.
last. and plenty of it. no that. the [cur
or a water Maine h. chipped tor the
present Already the little blades of
,i lIlI..l
iIIIIIsI I“I-IIIIII“iIaiIlII results in each case
I-‘irst, with rheumatism in the shoulder
l c
are agreed flthat the a
new are Inn to,
acute. attack;
that the dis .....
conIplI-Itcly.
l..I1‘IZ‘II“iIII)o
weakest
Wi'z‘itiitil. ,
Not only pneumonia. consumption,
bronchitis. and throat tlouble follow
the gun but. kidney. liver and stonr
IIIlI are iI’IsIIIIiIlI just us lill'ble 10 re
and. IIIIIvidIId any of those (within
should happen to be in a week condi-
liI..II ut the. time of attack.
'i‘o ,i’i’l rid of the grip germ. to get it
entirely out or the system and blood.
[7W Ionic-dies we so good and none
“Iricr than: stunts Cat'aIIlI Tablets:
they are, not II compound otwowerlui
and dangerous drugs, but a pleasant,-
palntable, convenient. remedy in tablet
form. coll‘liu‘lrcd ol' the whoresomo an-
tiseptic principles (“If Eucalyptus bark.
blood root. and similar germicide remc.
dick“, whhb are perfectly wholesome
and iiitl‘mit‘fi-iii III the. system. but death
to the germs of gIIlII,I‘“atII.I“rlI, consump-
tion and dine “e or the. throat and air
pI.I.IIsIIge.II.
Mrs. Charles (iIu'IIIley.'ol’ Memphis,
buys: Lust winter an attack (It the
crib left me with weak hack, a per-
sistent womb and loss of iicnll and ap-
petite. and :II'II-I“ using various rome—
IliIIs for several mouths-I. with little. OI
no inIIIIIIIvIIIIIIIIIt i finally bought. a fill
cent illit'lillu‘tI of Stuart’s CIItIIIIrh 'l‘IIIlI-
lots at my drug store, and as they were
pleasant illlli convenient III take i used
them at all IiIIIIII: of day or night, and
l Wilw‘ :Inloui lied to seIure such [the
Insulin. from. II pleasant and (onion
iIlli “I llii’Iiilillt‘ in two weeks my
IIIIIII; Iii“ :I._I.pI :“IIIIl. my :Ippetith return»
I-d i in II mind in ill‘f-h and color and
HI) (illI‘ would llil\‘. think that i had
IIvII lI... Il .IIIIh a thin: as the grid
by dr ,II“i i told“ me he sold IIIIIIII III
“:IIIIIII'I I i' IIlIIIIh ’l‘ublets. for the IIIIII
. left: the system
naturally '“ attacks the
organ and leaves it still
III I;I“III, l'iI‘Hili llllI! IIItIII“I“iI. than aux
IIIlIIII“ siIIrIlJI IIIII IliIIIIIIII lull iii
TRULY APPRECJATIVE
"l‘II )Iill IIppI‘IIIIIIItII IIIdIiI)?’ lltliit’li
tiIII IIII.iIIIII: .I'Ilil‘lii.’ \vIIIIIalI.
”“YI . IIIIiIIII l' IIIIsIIIIIIIIi MI“ (IIIII-
“'th rI'I .IIIIII lilt‘tt‘ III pm trv llIIIt
Old as
IiIIIII I'II“II lill‘I a \leI II i II'IIIIldill
H il how to ill IsIIIII plinoul I.:1inI<I““'l‘lIiI»
Ir (2):; b: IliI Semen lie-I“ Alel. iIInII
.“IIIIl NovIIIIIiIIII” \‘I'IIrlIiulztoII Star.
REMARKABLE CURES 0F RHEUM
ATlSM.
\' indicator.
V (‘
l !i din II I"\,I‘ II \IIIIlIi ol' good
ll'Illll the Itulherlordton.
'llIII whim of the. Viudic IIt“oI has had
(liI‘ illit)” to lest the (‘iiil‘fll‘3 of Chain
lurhzin'I i’aiu ilalnl t““IIIiIII with the
I'IIIIIII \'I’illlli lli‘ sIIfi’eI“IIIi excrnclntimz
pain for ten days. which was relieved
with two applications of Pain Balm.
rubbinu IlIII part-I ilmlCtOli and realiz
inn instant benefit and entire relici‘ in
II very .I-“hori tiIIIII. Second. in rhenmaI
Iism iII thigh Joint. almost prostrating
him with severe pain. which was re-
lieved by two applications. rubbing
mm the liIIiIIIIIIII IIII retiring at night,
and oIIItiIII: up free from pain. For
sale by Ii, (‘. Stillsou. South Norwalll;
lI.', 3’. Wood. Norwalk.
A GILBERT CRlTCISM.
Uiit’ niuht III the (lorrick (‘lulI II nuin»
lll‘l' III' the IIIIIlIIlIIIl“s WIIIIII Iiiscusstnl:
liil‘ IIII “I'Im of u now liuIIIiIIl who had
uppwmd lili‘l evening. W. S. Gilbert
bud tIIIIIIII llI) part iu the :IrgIIIIIIIIIts tor
or against.
At lost one of the others \“IIIItIIrIId.
"‘I\'II“i. (iiiberl. what do ,\ou think or
ill-I ii.IuIlIIt‘:"' I
““(III, responded thII \vitly llbrettisi,
"i iill‘iil it nus l'IIIIIIy without being
Iuisnr '
State or (Ihio, 'l‘olIIIlo, Lucas
I"I_IIIIIt_v. 5.2.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
(‘ity of
Is senior partner oi" the. firm of lI‘. .i.
(‘hvnvy It (70.. doing business in the
(Tl.v of Toledo. County and State
:IfIIrIIrIIiIl. and that. said lirm will pay
the sum of One Hundred liollars i‘oz“
IIIIIIlI (ilIIi every case of (,‘.IItzII“IIh tlIIIt
IIIIIIIIIII lIII (‘lll‘t‘ti by the use of Ilnil'n
Catarlh (lure.
FRANK J. ClilIlNlII‘l'.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in lll}' prIIIIIIIII-II. this bill day of Decem-
ber, A. II.. lb‘blii.
A ‘.V. (llIiIlASliN.
Notary Public.
ll.Iil‘:I (‘IIlIIIIrh (‘III“II is taken intern-
ally. and new directly on the blood
and Tillll‘iillil surfaces of the system.
Send (or tr:.Il.lIIIIIIIlIIlI“-. free.
lI‘. J. IllilflNiIllI' & t'ti..
Sold by liruugiuts, 'ifIII.
li.Iii':“. lI‘IIIIIliy l’lilu are the best.
'l‘IIlIIIlII, 0.
THE KEVNOTE.
biliiii teach you to walk IIIIIIIII.
III'IIIIlIIIIlly. but. ill. present. We must.
support you." said i to the (lotion.
“‘AII, l sIIII." sulII lIII, in his ilthII‘IIIII.I.I-
ol‘ the vernacular, "vaI IIIIII. to be held
up." ,, ,
I looked at. him carefully, but appar-
ently he was inIIIIIIIIni.-«IIIIIlianapolls
i’rI‘IIII, . .
“\‘i'II
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrn. Captain ll. Hubbard. or “Mil-
l'ord. l)el., says: "Brazilian Balm any.
cd my boys life. He began Just into
“the one we lost withicro'np We have
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right. in the theta
lnIz. For sale by it Ii Planned and F.
ii Baxter.
“In“... n...”— __...._-
DiDN'T WORK.
iiitl‘tiilmlIIr-Ii'ni very sorry. but i cant
pay you toIlnv. You see thII grochy
man has just been here flild“““~"~
l3IutclIIr illllél‘llllitii‘ifii’~YOM. I just
[met him. und he said you put him on
because you hud to pay me.
the bill. ----- (thicugo News.
When you are billoun. use those
ads little pills known M D'oWitt‘II it-
no any Risers, to cleanse the liver
green grit-III are peeping through the
trailed troops, Who are returning home.
brown tort. telling In: spring is here.
«mi towels. 'l‘hoy novel urine. 0. 0.
Bo hero's
NECTICUT GENERAL LIFE
AucE CO.,ll)l'li
United Bank Building.
IlIoIIIl. P
Resident Agent,
SOUTH NORWALK.
nearly torty yours,
F. F. Field. Gen. ML.
Bo. Norwalx.
your friends to go on your
"1 he Acton Indemnity
t ompany will assume all lia~
bility at very reasonable
rates.
JacobM. "Layton
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
INSUR-
A l".\.\‘ A CliA.
. Inadvi irIIIII licadarllc or Neural—
prIIIIIiIIcIIt syIIIptIIIII.
.\I“cIIIn, it relieves quirkl
Druggisls.
25v. a box. or
3
i will.
Store,
Wall
Paper.
Are now
than ever
very low.
in stock. A larger
bcl'oro. Prices. a
Moving engaged II
do your work,
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
10 First Avenue, ‘.
Tel. Gall 136:2.
For' People M
who are .
Food Particular.
. ii iii. pkg. ‘i-i. oi Buckwheat.
2 lb. pkg. ii. 0. Buckwheat,
ll. 0. Oatmeal.
(and hurt.
it burn good Laundry Soup,
'l have Gloss Soup,
.»‘. Siillaon. t. It
. '. as domain.
‘18."- . L»... WW. Whig:
Plumbing and Steam Hut
inn. .
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Heating.
srovn "W
stun ANfi‘TNR'RgongNG
Gas 'nnd Steam Mums.
Gan Fixtures. Metal Collins. on
Have you been our afoul of
RICHMOND NANG‘I f
the Jones 8- Hotchillss comm
"1 WALL STREET. NORWAIIK
.\ii who suffer (and there are
gin of any disease where pain is a
should try
‘\C(‘llili Medical Co,
Myst lt‘.
Who'll do y papering in
a hurry andldo it right P
JUNIUS BROWN,
South Main Street.
lTnder Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle _
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place:
MWWW
OUR NEW GOODS
of I»‘lRS'l‘-Cl.ASS PAPER HANGERS.
we are in better position than ever to
E-E-doiham
Eaat Norwalk
M COTTAGN AVENUE.
A t
y.
Conn.
variety
s usual.
number
lI'IIIIcy “High Lawn" Creamery
l’rint Butter, 24c lli.
i'IIIIc Lord. 100 lb.
Wnshburn. Crosby Gold Medal
Floor. 60 but
ll. 0. Punchkc. tic vita.
140 “k5,!
90 Mill
llc pkg.
15c IIII'I'r‘.
III
250
New York, Aug
' Gentlemen. .
purchased a numb
arch Extinguishers by;
New York hotels. mt e1 -
Imperial and Nethc a
think it only fair to tell y
within a short time afte I‘ll
log the equipment a first
cut in the Imperial More
was quickiy extinguished.
use of a small amount of the It
pound out of one of your c
guishcrs, in the hands of on
our employees. .
“to find that the cxtin
simple to handle, excee iligly
fectivc, and does no damage w,
socver to the material witi '
ly satisfied with our purchas
feel free to say that ii: sh l
in every hotel and apatt.
house in the country,a .
cheerfully recommend it: for tit
purpose. as in our opinio
the finest appliance for that pit
pose on the market.
W lblllllg you every soon s,
are, Sincerely you
STAFFORD sa‘J'vHIT
Tel 43.6 .
Olmsted. Wliilliiii if
I III WASHINTON ST
South No aik.
SOUTH NORWIL , '
SA VINGS BANK.
Open daily, except Snturdp
9 a. In. to 12 m., and from _1 t“
Saturday. 9 a. m, to .12 m.. undo
day eyenlnz from 7 to 8.I . . .r
interest allowed on Idegioslth
ALDEN SOL NS -
JOHNH. FEB 18.
GEO. F BEARSE. Boo.
NOTICE.
Norwaik Conn" located at South
walk, in the state of Connecticut, it
closing up its aflairs. All nowhtild
present the. notes and other
against Yhe hasociation for payrn
CHARLES E. “FERRIS, Casi
Dated March 5, 1901. : . mfito to"
Highest cash price paid for old Q30
his and materials or every kind
me a postal and I will cal.
Prompt attention and lion
dealings with all. 1 am 01:ch
in New York some days one:
week '
Immediate attention on: nit.
will be given to any business
come in during my absence; ., .
ABRAHAM HARRi_I
13 Raymond St., or 11 North
St., Store.
THE NATIONAL BA“
or NORWALIL
sI WALL smear. NOBWALKI
(Incorporated 1867.)
on :TAL. ‘
SUR’LUS and PROFITS.“
asauszsa HILL. Prpfihufi ,3.“
Vice Pres. H. PIP 'ELCR
iel‘. J. P.1RéA lunfit!» “
Aulutant Cochin.
“lawn 0 one: ‘
a. mu, E. K. Lockwlmd. ,LII ,
well, II J. Hum thorn I). .
Fitch. Joseph c. Rah'lile, 0. ill;
Wilson. W. F. Bishop.
Personal propcr't, necks?
etc. deposited in t l5 '8 Bit! e,
White in New York city. or
dcr the law of the state or New
though the owner be a res‘id'ént
other state. This can be Wot
renting a sale in the sore
Vault of the National am
Walk.
D. w. RAYMOND
RUNERAl. nlnchoR
AND auhA'Lu'nR.
93 Washinxton 8t.
Residence, 9 crescent ‘1“
Teloph no In; 3.45;} I .
Itartlllclaiiydlgeafisihetocd
Nature to strap coins. It I
motto theé one“ II 1"
ans. It I II , ,
out and tonic. “No (It or“
can approach it in l
tantly relieves nape
l.IIIIIIIIIIII in. , Imam ,
tuience. .
lcklleadachomnnmililti .
lothormultuctinfiflect ‘
a... mint 1,; .
Anal,
I
“ income by z“.
.6. nova
{Mr 9 0
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