intent.
———.._—._.__—¢
pent yesterday in New HIIv
William Gier has secured
Mrs. Albert Sherwood wh
ill at her home in Pleasant
improving.
horses.
Mm. Jueob House. of New
Second avenue.
M18.
is a, guest of \ir and Mrs. Pr
of Crockett (Ivonne.
Mrs. (lsczir l’nrtrick, who
ill at her home in Easxt oven
Wallaee Marvin is egaln u grip
_Aibert D. Morgen, of Govt: street. ,
en.
II position
' as a. conductor on the Tramway.
0 has been
avenue. isu
3 George Finch. of VIIII Zandt avenue.
3 was in New York, yestexday, buying
'l
York is a
guest of Mrs. Charles Gehrmunn, of
Joy Hart of Providence. R. l.
eston Hurt
has been
no, is once
more able to be out of the house.
Rev. J. W. Dnvisbhns gone
port to assist at a. Loyal
to Bridge-
WorllmIS‘
League in the Barnum Avenue Church.
The condition oi Miss Belle Roberta.
of Henry street, is indeed we
ry encour—
aging today. ' Her recovery ls anticipat-
ed. ..2 . I. .3. .,
; 3r
‘5
Mr. and M rs. Wullace l.'H0Inlnedicu.
of Long lslItIId. are the guests of Mr.
l.'Homnchien’s sister. Mrs.
kins, of Seaside Place.
I“.
Jerome E.
J. C. Haw-
Smilb. the Sims Reeves
of The Norwnlks. was out for the filSt
time last week. after
confln‘enlcnt to his house.
(I live w eeks'
Preston Boy‘d was surprised by about
twenty—live friends at his home in Van
Znndt avenue. inst evening.
slop being the fifteenth annl
his birth.
the occa-
vcrsal'y of
Granville Benedict. the Howard ave-
nue philosopher who usual
his winters in the south,
gonc thlougll without n cold.
ly spends
has so far
so much
to the comfort of his better hull and
his ii lends.
. u
The Mayflower
Hook and
Ladder
Company has received on invitation to
the ball of the Gruphopbone
Corps. illBI‘idgeport. to bc
1?).
companies have been invited
The Rev.
Y or it .
Charles T. (lot-II
will prench
tonight.
Drum
held April
Many of the drum (Imps itllil ilre
r, ol‘ New
(It the
(‘llnrcll of St. Edwurd the Martyr. cor
nor Van Znndt itlll'l ()sbornc nvclIlIos.
At. thcuc Friday evwlnlz I.
vices. Mr. Coerr .~1)3]'l‘li.t'ili‘fi
taxi:
line [from you." Jumnu iv.. 7.
f'llil'll scr-
fI'OIII tili-
”Reubsl. tilt: devil IlIIIl lli‘ will
Sonlc mullelouu person llilii twine re
moved the boundary stoke
front ol' the prcnllscu of 'l‘. S
Maple IIvcnnc. itllil the some i
from in
.(llovcr. iII
)(‘l‘Hiili DYE-
vlously demolished II curb box Ilt the
some plucc. Ml'. (llovcr has
in finding who the
threntellu to make tlIlIIgIII int
he persists in further malicit
Mrs, [tin llamas,
IIIIIl ilt‘l‘ daughter.
of ilcnnlngtou. \‘t..
oi‘ [Gust
celebrlt
rcupcctlvc birthday Illlnivcrr
person
succeeded
ix. and
(Ircsilng li
nuances.
Norwuik.
Mrs. ldu llll\'(‘ll|)l)l‘i.
il‘tl lilt‘ll'
III'lIIII. tlIl'I
\l'i‘i'li.~illi3 .iot'moi' at her home in Hill
Hll‘i‘t‘i. andItho'ldttcr in lillil'iiilt' utroet.
and tho pnckulielellch wcul
l‘I-(IIII born
to Vermont won biz; enough to till n
t)iit‘.~'ll()i'8(i chatter.
concern from Grandma
(lrnuduunt Suuen Clepelllil
Iulzc nvcnue. whose outlencr
in making up fancy quiltn.
IIIIIdII. them quite tumou-
‘3‘...-
--H>
Mien Mtly IleC ouut untertn
it was (I joint stock
.iumcu
and
II, of Cot
I IIIId skill
ctc. huvo
load It tow
iricndil at her home, 21 itivcrulde (Ivo-
IIIIn. iuut evening:
The (Ivcnlng Wde
llcllltllll'ully passed by donning nod
games. music. (Ind recituilom.
l’enrce plnyed ueverul plann-
IIIId ilolorez St. John recited.
Fred
unicellonfl.
Refresh-
media were served. The glit‘liili wcre
Mite wood. Aline Supine. Alli-II l’lcrcc.
OrtIlI Mal King. Nunu linnllu. Muriorlo
Wooten. Dolorez St. John
William
llunku. Hurry AiIIIIworth ii‘rcd i‘nnrcr.
(lrorso lnghaln. (leoruc ,ltoolt.
Andrews, lioWItrd l‘lcrnlm‘
Moucr
mm-..
BROOK SIDE
'l he entertainment given ii
I (l'InIIIncc
unll iI‘I'IIII
Y the Mid-
lilo Five MiltI River reboot In tho nintpr»I
(Ii. lust night wnll II decided sueocuu.
notwithstanding the lnciement weaihi
or. The. bound. ulIlclI WIIII ll
decorated with lion. hunting
nndoomely
. and ever-
Itreenll. wan well tilled. Mine Bontrice
3 llyutt and Mice Daley Weed rendered
. mutation: in II way highly planning to
those present. Protemr Chm-lee Mimi‘.
field wall at his beat with hill banjo.
.33_ and gave some excellent
heartily annrec
Work in
Illeigllt (It blind. Although molly of the
children who were to ”take part in the
drills. Wen sick mid unable to be
”will. others look their placed. llud
Ibo precilllon with which their Ilrllbl
wore given. wwimmurhuhlr. and won
.‘iflie .tewlleru luwei
innocence to he mud of their poplin.
end their work. to in I
lerulnllidlit no 6 new
“new" ”or
r n
i infill?!
of the Inn
int; and Ills 3
i .
‘ that his death Is expected mo
.. uchoel house.
he man too
Mrs Amanda Coomba is the site ,.
3 till-III. George ll‘urreli, New
{only Tristan is i310 it (It mule
Holly Seellt i.II vbu‘liliintt
to'khill residence on the Stem or turn
e. ,
A. .S. Blbbiue has purchased (I lam '
tract at land in the rear of the Dariolt
Edwina Ovlatt, of Barton, purchased
a horse yeutorfly afternoon from
Stamford parties. ..
John Menu 3 new house at Noroton
is going up rapidly. The carpenters
are now ready to' put on the rool‘.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schrader an~
pounce the engagement of their datlglI-.
ter. Miss Sophie. to Louis Stoorza. 0t
Dari-en.
Mrs. Gilbert Finch. or Gien'brook
was It guest yesterday of her parents.
Florist and Mrs. Benjamin St. John, or
Dal-ion.
l
Mrs. Jetson Orton (Ind family moved
from Noroton to George E. Everett's
building in Railroad avenue, Durion
yesterday.
......— _
Frederick Bollard lIIIsl’tIrI-ivod in Unr-
icn from Colorudo Springs, to be the
guest for a short time of his father.
Postmaster J., E. Bollard.
. —-1I--
Miss Sophie Scbrndcr celebrated her
eighteenth bilthduy anniversary but-
lIrdlIy at her home. East Main street
and received many beautiful presents.
___.,...__.,3.._3__.
George ()b‘erlandol has just complet-
ed some vor y beautiful and ornamental
rustic baskets and flower stands tor
the grounds about his Main otreet res
I icednn
Letters advertised at the Dnrien
postotflec are as follows: Miss Sill'ith
Mitchell cure oi! Wuerz; John (Jenny
and Robert Doyle. J. E. Bollard post
master.
MI-II. Stephen Hoyt (Ind Misses .Ion
nio null Meta Bilchurd lci’t. 'l‘llulsdny
i’m llIocton Mono, where they will
sing It: the Second Advent 3evungclis
tic meeting.
During the recent. gnlo in Dorian. 011(-
oi’ the chimneys oi the. Valentine rosi-
dollcc was blown with much force
against. the roof and much alarmed
tho i'.umily who expected the root to
lull
Samuel ll. liciden of Harlem. bull
brought unit apninst John F‘. Foley and
tulle. Foley. ol‘ ilnricu. for $750. Prop-
erty ol‘ tlIc llci‘cluluntn in tho ileiitowu
I0Itd known H5 “’l‘hrclI Fields." llitu
been attached in the suit.
Al IlIII Sundny (Ivoning ultrl‘lco in tho
Congregational i‘hIIrch. March 17th. .I.
H. N III-is. Hi‘i'l’iiitll'y of the South Nor
\vnlk branch of the Young. MIIII’I‘
Christian Aunociulioll. will (lolchr illl
ItdIlI'rIsn. ()thcr IIIIIIIIthrII ot‘ the III-Inoc-
Iutiozl will be prcscnt. All (:oI'dIIIlly
\volIItIIIchl.
'l‘hc Knowlion Fife and Drum Blunt
bun I‘t'cI'Ilchi invitations to attend two
outvof-iown bulls. ’l‘hev lIIlve accepted
both. One is to bc given on the night
of April 8th. by the. Oriental r‘lIItlI illl(l
llrum liund. oi’ Stamford. illlil the other
to be given by the American (lrnpho
phone Compuny Drum (III p3. Bridge
port. on Monthly night. April 15th
llev. D. J. (l‘(’lonnor, ol' Noroton.
preached at St. Petcr'u Ulltllolic
Church Inst evening at tho Lenten (ic-
rotionu. libs subject. was “The Love
Wu Hun to Our Neighbor. ' from the
text. “Thou elntlt love thy neighbor on
thyself" llc spoke to n crowded
houalI, IIIId delivered (I very instructive
(llscoIII‘III.I.-—~l')uanII'y News. . - .
Mrs. Albert. (‘, lluilcy. of the Colum-
bln Hotel. Duricu. loot u check for sail
on a train. en route horn Bridgeport to
Dnr'len. Wednorduy evening. MrII. Hui
toy come down from Bridgeport on the
truin that reaches Durien at 8:19. She
(ltd-not mice the check until she roach
oil her home. When (Ibo dileovcred
her loan. she telephoned to the 3mm
lord depot but when her moellugo wall
Iooeivetl. the train bud lett Stamford
Night Iluggngonluetol‘ Ryan iepilonoll
to Mnlnnronoc it new of thel Ilu. When
the train rout-bed Mnmuronoek. it won
IIIInrelIod. but ihu chuck could not bu
round. it won on endorsed check. Mrn.
llalloy enabled it. it i'cw (lllyo use for
one of the lnmuiou o! il‘lich'u iioldioru'
Home
There won only IIIIII clluo before
Judge Younlt in tho titty Unill‘i. hi-llitl
lord. youturtiay Iliorniult. lhut of John
C. Bdi‘low. on tomato of tho I-loltllorn
Home Ilt Nurolml. He won llrreutotl
by (Juicer Noillllil on complaint oi II
rehident oi (trove street. who Nlfitflii
that be bud climbed in the window or
his. helm and frightened hill wile. tint--
lmv was‘dnioxiuntod oi. the um 'l‘ho
prinouoi' ntulod that he did .lldt know
anything about (hut inni- occurred. (III
drunk to remember... Lie
hIIdI normI been acre-ted hetero be
com wstnmtord. Proneoutillgr.a Attor-
nay: rm width: t the old helm
at
theiiflmiitium
”Tin ...oil'cr and get
{on received theil
agitated: ollny
will) Judge young in:-
; noon dill" wIIIuII the on pet
modulo Itrt torhldl
or the cod "unveil mt
omen-M lit
lithi’ili“ "“ in
lllltl commonly luloulu
hittl'wdu l‘ttib 33
mitt! {Edit chum
im
home: Wen
addition . 3
M m. J. Sheraton Hoyt was up from
New York, Martina/.3 3
Mrs. Dr. Carpenter, oi Bodiord, New
York. is visiting her parents on the
west side
mm-
Winfield Grant of Main street. (Ills
secured a. position with Henry W.
. Wellu it Company
.....v. ...—aw
William Ford is stopping for the
' present with Mr. null hire. Edward lute-
rlgou. or Main street. .
(«WI-ll. Susan Avery, of South Norwuik,
is u guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
hadrigun oi Mitlll street.
The Luiilcs' Aid Society. oi the Bap
tiet Church Inet yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. ll. AItlIur Grillin. of Main
street.
Min; Mamie Laport. who has been
the mint of Mr. and Mm. 'I‘orrcnee
Riley. of ltnilrond avenue. hue returned
home.
Mrs. .t, 1). Word was up from New
York 'l‘ntII alloy. and spent part ol’ the
day at her Innumor residence at Con
tentlnent (Island.
Clurleu Schocll and Mines Racket:
have gone to Dnnbury to work for H.
W. Wollu It Company. who have It opile
driving lob there.
hire. Sownrby. mother of hire. Stun
ioy tilils of Highland avenue. retIIIn-
(Id yestelduy, from spending eelerm
weeks in New York Idute
A ilrtI. insurance adjuster war. in
Row-nylon yesterday afternoon. with
Frank 1). Layton to adjust the rot-out
lire loan of iiurvey Ackert.
The gun committee staked oil’ the
kiln where. the Parrot gun is to no
mounted. it was found that It trolley
pole Is very much in the way and will
hnve to be IIIovod it the mounting its
done properly.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. .lcii’ries
who I-IIlsigned their positions as cure
tnkorn of David Loo'u place. during the
motor.- wont to Now York yesterday.
They llnvo uncured positionu up the
Hudson River.
Wednesday afternoon (I pair or black
herons and It buy belonging to 'l'homna
l.(I(I. oi ilownyton. took fright at In
trolley cur in Mnin utrcei. ’l‘hcy
jIIIIlpud on tho Illnewnlk IIIId narrowly
missed knocking down two ladies who
were. passing.
George. H. 'l‘l‘llendiy. thl- llrooksido
iloriul. llilH rcccnily l’IlIrclIIIIlcd $1.0m
worth of nlcluiow Much for grui‘ting
purpoupu. Mr. ’l‘I‘Iqudly exports to put
three times III; IIIuny roses 0n the mur-
kei next winter us no t‘\'l"' bu-I ill‘i'lli‘i'.
tic intendu to build novel‘ul lIIIw grccr
houses curly in July.
lteiutlvep in liowoyion of Howard
St.(Iv-.I.IIS. of “III llaiilnlorl- Medical (for
logo. have. received It letter from hiln
saying that he was in Washington III
the time of the inauguration IIIIII Sinml
within 'iwenty feet of President Mc-
Kinley. when he made his address.
WESTON.
Mien Ado B. Burr is spending ll. few
days with Mrs. Peter Perry.
Miss AIIIIII Billillil, who hurt been ill
with uearlotinn. lo convulesclng.
The children or W. l’. Lockwoon.
Lloyd Godfrey Ilnd Frank Wilcox urn
ill with mild attacks of scurletina.
*
it in expected that Rev. .lubez Buck-
ms of Weatport. will preach in thc
t‘ongregntlonnl (‘ huloh on Sunday. ut
1230 ll
Nehlou (.lI'oeunIIIn (lied very uudllcniy
oi' pnouIIIoniu. on chnuudlly night. he.
luld been ill but. two or three (lllyll, wun
Iln nttnok oi grill. which developed into
pnonlnonlu Itnd torminutod suddenly in
death. Mr. (Jrounmun was about sixty-
nlno youro oi Inge.
George A. Him-poo. on coming in
from the burn (Inc (lily tlllu week. dlII-
covet I'IIIl ilrn in one of tho lower rooms
of. bin llolnlu, und only vory plonlpl. no
tion on bill purl. euvcd it from ’ioinl
doutructlon. MIIII titurltnu. being up
utoim with tho chlldron..hud not. um.
covered it. A quantity of clothing. cur-
iltiuI-l. etc... were destroyed. it Is
thought the tire might bavo been onus
ml by someone dropping ll partly burn
(Id match.“ .
To UltPtN kale I‘cIIINAL.
AMBANIY. N. Y.. March law-(lover
nor Odell rocommmdll in II message to
the immature today the continuation
In the mot-evolution! begun by (lenrgo
W. Aldridge. the late limits superinten-
dent at public Iworkl; to deepen the
lilrio flaunt toimiun tool. and lengthen
lilo locker» and! to mental. in quicker
trulluportution The. coal in outlmutud
at about,» “immuniti- null he suggoldu
lumuxiihile' aetimu I .
3. II (to F.9d luv
Q_3II.MII
Milli-“W“ Itidi’o ,
till re urlled to “Frniiiih,
W
ill! ' phenom limit
armada 3
Mru... ..iaue . it‘ooi'l
pt Bridgep rI orI-{iv
ed in town on, utility for u v llrl
torplor hem In North Wit
walk Water Commis-
new renorvoln , .3
Mrs. hive Lambert r-eunnetl home on
Wednesday item (I luv months visit
with her ulster. Mrs. John Cummingt
of caution. N. Y. 3
W
Members of the Congregational So
ciety III‘e milking ulrangumcnte to fit
iy commemorate in Juno next the
175th anniversary or the foundingr of
their church.
Misc Line, daughter of James Mill
diebrook. of North Wilton, celebrnttul
her twelfth birthday nnnlvoruury last
week, by entertaining several of her
i‘rlcndu und schoolmates.
The Current invent (llIIh met on
Tuesday with Miss Sulllu Adelawrd of
South Wilton. The chief topic tel (it-.-
ouealob won the I'Iclutllo Insulin oi Dul-
id Iinruln and Khan Holden.
Monday‘s rain was II eoInIIiIII‘II (it-l-
uge swelling the riyol untl llooding
lll‘Ll by highwnyu. time almost chock
lug travel. Further wuehonts on the
Ridgrficld extension Caused consider
able damage
”..-...‘M.
'i‘ be iollowin.. ., list of books lIII . been
Ictninod by IIIIIIIth .; oi tho i..ibrury
Arresminiion for Home iilll(‘ probably
inatlver tent ly. 'i‘lltIrlock llolmcs
'i‘hrce ionng Contincntnlu Wendel
Book for Boys. Young Folks History
of (iormunv title of II Wayside Inn.
Young: l‘ionccru Ltlddio l’I-no null ..
and two works by lilies Austin. Au
many of them \oiilIIIoII ll' llc. lII'Icu Io
cently added to the cuiuloguc IIIId :Iro
in grunt dcmnud. “ill those who haw
(been bookII kindly rIIuIII them to the
library as noon on possible.
Grandma wn.
Winfield Sanford in nick of ionI-Iilltie
Miss Leilu Zvfi'i’lligmhs nick of tlIII
grip.
(lIbuIles ii 'l‘IIyitlI spent Sunday in
Normalll.
A lNuiilng (punt Sunday in New
York lily.
M rs. M Ill'y l‘H
lll'ill gcpllrt.
.t‘l'mlrv \‘Iuiilllg ill
Michael Murtllin has rented thc (i. ll.
StIIl'pI-u place.
Mr. null i‘lll'ti. lticllurduol‘l urc bIIanl
:‘nqul Mrs. i. lchIIIeIi'<
......MWMM-
\lr. IIIIIi .\il.~'. Edwin (lilbcri IIIIIII IIII-
IiIIIIl in 1ch nIulilI :IIIilIlII.
(it'ill‘l;l‘ ll. Statutes lilicnlls (II lIIIIIII
to Council the first oi‘ April.
A cottage (booting was bold Ilt lIll
ilt‘l‘i lluiicrl‘oll'n~ residence. lust SIIII-
duy'crcninlx
Junior. Mcllvniu ulli occupy
boom» in l’orilllnll l‘.\’t‘illl('. ui‘tcr
ilrut. (Ii April. \
Mm. John I‘. llnvlu, who but; been
viuililII: iIcrlI {or lIcch'IIl weeks. left
for i-lrillgoport. \\I3'(>(lII(IIIIlIty.
his
ilIII
Sicpln it ill illii Iicy (lied very sudden
Iy lIIIt ’l‘buruduv. ’l‘luI iuIIII'IIl “us
hold SIIIIduI, lit the undertakin;
rooms.
03 end breolees In 3
dinners make frequent trips to thin . .:
place. on business connected with tho .
coliecwasc '
and 43cc grndes. 3
ilermiinge
Coffee.
in pound tins, 3
sounder use—3
wortlmoclnore .
.,_ vu-IIt- grocers. ‘
BRONCHO BILL'S DENDMINATION.
During the iirnt yours or his career
till an Actor Will bud inone of his
theatrical companies It westerner
name/i lElrmIclIo llill. There were In
diunu iii the troupe, and n oortuin this
elonnry had joined the. aggregation to
look after the morals oi the inlllunu.
Thinking that lironcho Bill would hour
It littlo looking after also. the good
mun («moron It cent by his side at the
dinncr tIIbiII Illul rcInnl‘kod plonuuntly:
"This is Mr. llroneho lilli. isn't it:
“Volts.”
"\‘l'lIt-l‘c were you burn?"
"Ncl‘lr Kit llullurd‘r; mill
J’luuon."
"i‘lcllgions parents, i suppose?“
"Yeas.“
"Wimt iii your denomination?
"My u‘lIIIl'F”
"Your IiuzunlllIIlltion."
“(,)—-— uh ~~~yunu. Smith \Vi'SSilll."-'
"inlet of the Seouts.‘ by ill-loll Cody
\lI‘tItInore.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRlPPE.
.\ remedy l‘llcomlllcnl‘lcd for patients,
emitted with lhc (‘ Ilppe is REMPS
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait
for the tin at symptoms of the discus I;
get u bottiII today and keep it for use
the moment it is needed. it neglected
the. grippo hue (I tendency to bring on
pneumonia KEMP'S HAL SAM pre
Innis this bI kccpintz the cough loos»
and the lump; fl on from inflammation
All (lrnpgisin sell untrue BALSAM 41
25c nnd Stu
. on llil;
MI. Knowlit~l do not new. “by you
think the qurkct nI III is ovorchmgin I
you for (we when an nuke cup In
\\(Irlll $10000
him. liuuwsitt~~—0x egg! John llIIII-
ry Knowsiii. what hnvc you been
drinking?
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Cnptuln ll. Hubbard. 0! Mil»
ford. Dot, buys: “llrnzlllnn Bulm lulv
(Id my boy's Inc. He began just like.
the one we lost with (.IIoup. We gave,
him ft in“ doses
to sleep. and wus Illl right in the morn
ing. for solo by it. ii. l‘lnisleli and F.
H. Blotter.
“llriuIbiII lI‘t‘i‘lllt‘I to llilVl‘ It good deal
lIIIIrII IIIoIIIIv llIIIlI bruins."
"You. All lll‘ iIIiIcIIitIId from his in-
tlIIIl' was t_hII lIloIIcy."
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.
"l how no iIIIsitIIncI in rtII-oIIInIcIIIl
illg (IlIIInIbIII'lnilI‘II (‘ollgll ltomotiy.
enyn lI‘. P. Moran. (I well known illlil
populnr bukcr. oi’ l’ctcrsburg. VII. "\vn
bnl'c Ilium iI in (llll c'hildlcn \leIIII
(rouhlcd uiib bod coughs. also whoop-
inI; cough. null it hue Illuul‘s hivcu
poI'Il'IItl suiiuillciion. ll wus rot-onl-
lllt‘iliit‘ll to me by u druggist as the
bout couch medicine for children. .15
it contuincd no opium or other burnt-
in] drug." Sold by ii. (‘. Stillson.
South Norwulll; 1-}. i’. chd. Norwnlk.
'l‘lIlI ltIIII. MI. 'lllplllilllJll' Norwich.
(‘.(IIIII.. Ily.I [but be was ollmI cuilutl In
lliill‘l‘)‘ ll IIIIIII. who was to be IIIIIIII'icIl
to his fourth \vli'lI. Au lIlI IIleI‘oIlclIcil
.-
A iii).’lll lIIllIlIlc soliIlblc was llt‘lil Ilil
Mrs. liIlIIr Millu' lam“ idIIIlIItI lilh‘i 'i‘lil‘ri- I
tiny 1I\(‘illlli. by young pcoplc oi’ liIII
l‘ ongll gutionnl (‘ hIII'clI. !
’l‘II'tl (illsrlII-I of ”the hi. E. SIlIltlny
Ilcllool will hold It 60(‘illllil' ill. Mrs. W.
I\. \l'illiulnu‘u residence, on Murcb 22.
III I‘ulst: money to buy now books; for
the library,
'l‘hu Inolallues candy pull hold at Mrs.
linttcrl-ton'u lItIuIIo, llult WodnosdIy
«Ivcning. “all It decided uncccnu. not-
withutulldinlt they were unable. 'o
Innkn the. candy work boi'orc l'I.’
o'clock.
JENKINS lBSUES A CHALLENGE ,
(ll iIIVlIll .IANI). Mulch lit—(lemma V.
Tllollcy, Inunuuer for Tom .lcnklnil. tun
world' (I IIbIIlIIploII (illlcll‘ltll'i'ill(‘llIt‘illl
wrtullicr. iodny iIIuIIIIIIi (t ciIIllIthIrzc to
wrtnulc Ilny mun in thI world, nuulillu
IIIIpIIIIlIIliy Nournuinil. the Turn. l'lllll
..l'onu. llu- l"l InnIlInIIIII. liilil tJlIlllliry
Wittulcr. of (‘lIIIlIIIIIIil
illliit'lll'ii ll) nusnt Rooney. llIII 'lIluIlt
gripnmn." burn Mnrch :36 IIIId illtH Itc-
(:npicll tbc terulu offered by tho West
End iloliIIIIIIIII of Hi. boulu for ll illlluh
contmt with idrnent itoobor.
SOLDlERB FOR MANILA.
SAN unmounted ..llurch lb-w’i‘hit
tl‘ulluport indium doifiln toddy.‘ Mir
M‘nllllu with one tutu iim 6f the 'i‘weit
iy-elubth and one eomollny oi the
Tenth intuntry. ’l‘omormw tho Meade,
will suit with tho handheld-term Rhu’
two wondrous and two troops at the
fifteenth Country» (in Monday the
l’mlntwivnnlo bl oxuuotmi to leave wun
nevenholnpuuioulot the Tenth inihntry.
W
turpentine: 0F OPINIMI to club
it! ATTR ii
(Inhibit. it hope .n
1 below. iltl
(‘iluilotIl
«Inldllndlr til-(lily. admit
ted that difference. of opinion lmd nI
.louklllu to En
rim: human but new (I to. reunite
Ohlndlh marlin: it: hoped
We uldil Widml‘
tlIlI t‘illlllii‘ hc ullitl III Ilsllnl. 'l’iIIIIutI
I'isc" '1 ill IIIIIII llligctcd .Ihont on IIIII
(lIIIil' :IlId lilluliy rIIIIIIIrl. (Ill: ”We Vc
IIIlIlIlil;. mi.
When you bro biiimll-l. like those illm~
(Ills llttlc pliia‘ known III-I ibIWitt's Lit-
iic l'I-ally Riwru. to (IchIIIHII the liver
nnd bowolu 'liIIIy now-r gripe. (i. U
Stilluon.
“Home IIItIII.’ lIIIiIl ilnclII ll‘lbon. "noon
Il(I.(IlI bit. words illll. do public. utnn'n IIII'
lintunll iu llilll‘lil‘itl'it)lllilll.“.~|ti. llIIi. when
tiny liltn llOllli‘ IlIIy can't 'uprtnul (ioir
ldIIIlII IIlIIIpln enough to Inukc (in cu.»
Illil mind."~~“\l'uuhlngton Slur.
ONLY CURE FOH DYSPEl’SIA.
Mru. Frunklln ilunb. of New Castle.
not. new: "i endured for yours with
dynpepldn. lined to have great din
trout-I Ilntl- belching. l' tried everything
i could lli'ili' ol‘. but nothing helped me
till i took ilruzlilun llulm and one bi)
cent. bottle cured me completely. "
li'or role by it. it l’luiuted (Ind F. it
xlor. .
.. .. .... .. .__......-.....—I..
“M IUill'l‘ltl do you know you llro tho
llrut wet on 1 ever loved?
Hho— u. then. (but aocountu for
vour xroenueub? But: to think that I
llhnuld run It kindergarten school for
courtulllplwnoaion 'l‘rnnucrlpi.
“I‘MWM '
Thinnromptnoan and that pleuuuni
dfloctn make liloWltt‘u bit in Early
Riuerll nIoIIt populur little pills, whor-
over they are known. They. are elm
ply perfect for liver and bowel trout)
loo. 0. 0. Btlllllqn.
“a“-
ldllen one can value (1 true (uncle
than an Oriental coniutor.
indie-null. I ‘Iloui know. bet some
people. while u row Inllllnnu and non
how quick lit buy ru3l33llo33333 u litmll
t! oillnllul be.
l‘lliindhjii in
MI when you
The genuine in II certain
Diddle north and ruin dissuade
{if
He quickly dropped 3
, ii 0. Outnieul,
your friends‘ to‘go‘on yobi’
bond? The Aetna indemnity
Company will assume (Iii lia-
unity] at "very teasbud‘ble
rates.
JaeabM. Layton:
3 Resident Agent,
5 RAILROAD PLAGE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
1847 18”
Plumbing and Steam Heat
Ina. ‘
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Heatina.
stoves AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gull Fixtures. Metal. Ceiling.
Have you seen our Stock or
RIGHMONP RANGE. i
The Jones 8 lletchlllss Company
1? WALL STREET. LORWM. It
\
etc
A 1‘ A N AC EA.
All who suffer
many) from i-Ilcatillcilc. or Neurol—
(and there are
gill or iill)’ disease when; pain is a
proIIliIIcnt sleIptom, should try
Accttln, it relieves quickly. Al
..'1 box, or
r\tIci:III Mcdlt‘ui 0).,
Mystic,_ Conn.
l)lll‘Y"l\l.\‘ 25
MOOOOOONOOMMOQ“W
QUICK. t
—~—~ :
I Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
i will.
JUNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street,
l‘udcr Buckley nod Wheeler's Bicycle
tatorc,
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
OUR NEW GOODS
Arc. now in h‘iOL‘k. A larger variety
thIlI (Ivor before. Prices. Its usual.
wry low. Having engaged It number
ol‘ lI‘lIIS'i‘J‘inmS i‘APivllt l~IAN(‘iF.‘RS.
We are. in better position tllltn over to
do your work.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
t-Eeorham
10 First Avenue, East Norwalk.
Tel. Cali 135-2.
For People
\
who are 3 .
Food Particular.
.
.. "...-“ammo...“nmfl.“
lI'uncy "i'ilgll lluwn" Jro'nnIory
l'rlnt llutter. ' 24o lb.
i’uro lAlr'd. .iiio lb.
Waull‘ourn. Orollhy Gold Medal
Floor. do bag
it. 0. T‘Ilncuko. he put.
3 lb. pkg. n o. lluekwhout.1lle m.
2 iii. pkg. ii. 0. Buckwheat, ill: pkg.
llc pits.
Gold lJIIiIt'. lilo pkg.
ii ham good Laundry soon, the
7 lI33tI3I~II more Hello. 3. . II .2501,
:Ill :3. I: p6- ...; ‘3II ‘l t'
..
MWIII
‘, 2t oerrmnutunun.
'in every hotel and ape In“
. rim («mm
Inilleriai zlnd Netherlau‘
think it only fair to tell
Within a short time often
ing the equipment a ti o
out in the inipcrini Hotel, ,.3 :
Was (InIckly extinguished
use of a small amount of th.
pound out of one of your
guishers, in' the hands of on,
our employees.
We find that the extinguieile
simple to handle, exceeding)"
fcctivc, and does no damae 3
soevcr to the material wit
it comes in contact. We at "
1y satisfied with our porches
feel free to say that it silo
house in the country,
cheerfully Ic3conlmend it fol“ ltd
pulpose. as in our opinio' l.
the finest appliance er tii'a. , 3 '
pose on the market
Wishing you every success
are, Sincerely youth
STI’\FFORD & .WHITA ‘
...—‘4
Tel. 43-6
9a.mt012m.,enotrom1to in
Saturday. 9 a. m to 12 m., linden
ALDEN SOLMANS, Preet.
JOHN H FERRIS, Vice-Pl“
GEO. F' BEARSE. See. and
NOTlCE.
The First National Bank. til”.
Norwnlk. 001111.. located at South.
walk. in the state or Connectie _
closing up its affairs. All note?» '
and others. creditors of said
tion are therefore hereby-hotlfi till
present the notes and other if.
CHARLES E. FERRIS._ “
Dated More 5, 1901.
Highest cosh price paid for old
Bis and materials of every kind. 3
me a postal and I will call
Prompt attention and no 31‘3
dealings with all. I am 0009.819}! ’
in New York home days throng
week
will be. given to any business th t3 3 '
come in doling my absence
ABRAHAM HARRIS.-
13 Raymond St., or 11 Not
St. Store.
(incorporated 18367.) I
CM TAL. "—‘h‘ _
sunetus and PROFITS.
Vice Pres. H. P. PRlGE. 0a,!
ler. J. P. TREA’DWELL’»
Anal-taut Gnhlur. ‘
" nmscrokat I a
E. iIlill, E. K. Lockwood, 1.3 P.‘
well, 1‘). J Hill J. A. Oflbom
Fitch. Joseph C. Reptile.
Will-Ion. W F. Blithe».
Personal property, Btoc
(Ito. deposited in the Sale
Vnulttl in New York city. are“;
der the law oi.’ the state (“New
though the owner be a reside
other state. This can be two
renting a pate in the Safe
V3uult of the National limit
D. W. RAYMONDII
HUNERAL'DIRECToiI
AND EMBALMEII.
98 Washington St . . flout]: 3N3... '
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Nature illp e regained
nus. It [inhale
ant and tonic,3I
II a tone
fiantll’gellovedfiggw an
II It. Idn
”ill giggled, .Squr
éotfigy‘ww
cattle. egg“, «Mil
(tapered w is
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