intestine f ‘
iii 0 n"
J isitlng inPort Jefferson. L. I. , ,
The, East. 'Norwalk. Lumber Com-
p carpool innibc ‘
"John Conklln' have
gone to nridgeport to work on the
sonothcr was was sprung in the Water
ins in Fort Point street..yesterday.
but it has been repaired.“ '
Mrsl'Jaco‘b Heuss.‘of,hl‘ew Yo ”kfihas‘
.. . rned home from a visit wit Mrs,
Charles Gebrman. of Second avenue.
7 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L'Homh‘iedleu,
have returned home to Long Island.
iron a visit» with Mrl‘nnd‘Mrs. J30“
"Hawkins. , , 1 .y
’ A“ ‘nion class meeting oi the various
ciao s oi: the‘town will be held in the
soul Norwalk Methodist Church, this.
evening. . ' . . ‘
Harry Crossct led the Epworth
League meeting, in' the Methodist
Church. last evening, and Rev. J. J.
_ Faust led the Bible study, held ‘ntteru
the League meetln . w' if»;
. Mrs. Hannah 8; Gilbert, of Pleasant
avenue, widow of the lstnliradisy Ci
‘r’t‘l" commenidrated’ ‘her sevent
fourth birthdayon the 18th inst. Mrs.
Gilbert has lived'in theis‘asne house’ior
thirty¢thiiee,,ycars. but "for the last, two
rs has been confined to her bod, bar
comparatively helpless, the result of
{fall which broke her left hip.
. 'Burr Day. the cheery eyergneeu son
‘ or Connecticut, has allot of names. or;
J'sbout one hundred .4 from the three
‘Norwalks, of men all over three score
and ten years, which hecails the Auld
Lang syncs. Some of these men have
voted from Andrew Jackson’s time
dow to the present, and some day we
rmay' publish the‘llst. .' ’ '
Earl Roberts. we are informed. ln=
tendsmaklng East Norwalk his future
, home, and is now residing in South
., Osborn avenue. He ls every inch on
, earl. and is asfflne a figure as canoe
‘ seeon in day's/march. so much so thdt
he has beeu'rsnuestsd and has con-
sented to sta‘nd,‘ as a model for the
young students-inform East Norwalk
schools. :Weroi'o '«to the youngest son.
30f Mr. and ers. Frank Roberts, not
. the South Airman-British general.
_ j Thomaslwmdslhe octagenariau car-
, poster, ‘has‘ therllroud satisfaction of
having voted‘3‘ror the two” Harrisons,
the'whinth auditwonlLY-thlrd proSldonts,
' Generals William and Benjamin.
With-the enceptlon of when he was at
. ‘soa Thomas‘vtookipart in all the presi-
dential elaotio'n‘dbetwaen, but was not
always successmi. for instance when
_' Henry Clayii,’Winfle1d Scott. John Fre-
, moat, and dancers. Blaine were not
elected. ,- Liéutofnaht-‘General Winfield
Scott‘wm the lust.Whig candidate and
2 Johns. Freemont‘tho-flrst Republican.
All Were first-class statesmen. but new
, ortheless defeated.‘
The U. 0. Club held a very pleasant
dance in nandall's Hall. Van Zandt
and Osborne avenues. last night. The
dance was a private one. admission he‘-
lng by invitation only. so that the dan-
‘ cers were a congenial set, and had an
exceptional fine time. Jesse's orches-
tra furnl' iiiusic. The dancers were
‘ Miss Maniloflolby, Miss Nellie Smith,
. Miss Bessle'Hoffman, Miss Grace Buck-
, 11am. Miss Helen Barnard, Miss Julia
Hoffman. Miss Schunkfijoi' Stamford;
Miss Mae’lilorrltt, Miss saddle Naphey.
Miss Basal Wilson, Miss Sadie Cashow.
illiams. Miss Bessie New
"antl’Mrs. H8. Mitchell. Mr.
‘ lrch:~FrodDocker, Clit-
_ . red Hallmrd. Frank Vuu
‘ Bursnficm‘rencoloram. il‘rank Roberts.
= Charles Merritt; ”Percy. Wilson. Harry
:Wilson.. ammonium». Kelley. Mr.
Curtis. cd‘<‘Boers...lolin Hyatt, Frctl
'l'hompson. William Blanccr. John Col-
by. Earth rt‘ illnrd Naphcy. oi
Stamford. ‘
r b ‘ H W (“his malt‘ion in
the a. a fill-Mm!»
Mrs. Minnio'Gi-egbry visited over ;
slow. lnuflrldsanort. ‘ '1 ,.
. Rbbort‘G’aynor. of Brooklyn. was via-
‘tlng {relatives here on ’aundayu
. Bag, '1’. DOW ttVn’n ran preached
iii-"1h ohaptl" udday itsrnoon.
, John'Bouton, of Brooklyn. was cai-
llnt anti-lendshere on Sand, ».
an. Bflhcql‘hns. rented the: Charles
di‘viii piste‘for the coming year; '
,0th Benton. at Brooklyn. was a
custom Sunday ofy'aoorge Danton.
.- Crochet; ewh
, r .
~clenn a condition is ~ consultan-
..0 ,Noi‘wmk .
rs chin.” ”rosary on‘ a
swirl occupy that human
. . Contentment island, short
to Easter tor th
. ell ac D
ing in New Jersey. has been spending
. a few. days with-Mr. and Mr
mansions.“ or rule West or
Pack is a brother to. Mrsnfiril
.A special meeting of thoqoiiici i,
scam "or th‘c“’Methodi‘st ‘oharcngw a”
held last night at the residence ~~o .
panics E. Stevens, in Mapielaveuu‘e.
The ‘afthirsomhe board farther year.
were settled up. ‘ .
1: The: Darin Cottugcrat Pine Lodge‘has"
beeanold andls now being moved from
its foundation and“ joined to the De
«Kiyn- cottage. tho'ownel‘sof Which am
purchased the Dana cottage. Contrac-
tor' Dudley id. Hoyt is doing tho‘ work.
Laymen’s services were held in the
Methodist Church; Sunday, owing to
the absenco or the pastor. Roy. 11. is}.
Wing, who. isysick‘. ‘li‘helmorning ssr~
rice was conducted by "Charles W. Bell
and the evening service by Mr. has
and oscill- Mills. ‘ . _
‘Fraukr'flarvis. a young oystcrman or
the village. had a nation iescape «ill-om"
'girdwuinn» , ‘-:yost§rday: afternoon. *“iia
god-”Char es‘ W. B. Saltelriranother‘oys.
“man, were in the harbor in oyster
skills, waiting to get a tow from Alfred
.Wa.” out in his sailboat.
Bothwgot‘a' inc m’Mr. ‘crockelt safe
or, but th saliboat'nyas going so rast
'thatEwhen” , l‘e‘lli‘is‘gi latched up Jarvis'
boat could not sum 'the strain ann
capsized. Frank, who cannot swim,
was loll struggling in the Water. Mr.
Crockett quickly let both of his tows
go. This left Mr. Salter in a- posrtlor.
where he‘could helpline unfortunate
young man. its had a good pair of ours.
aboa d his skiff and it was only me
work of a moment to row to where
Jarvis was floundering in the-water.
With, Mr. .Salter’s aid Jarvis 3'
into the‘bdst. worse only to th .
ting. That he. was hold 7 hedavns
due only to the action or median who
werewlth him. Several Row'ayton oys-
Itormen‘nvho hays been in Just such a
predicament have been drowned within
the last few years. . :. ,
The sloop Ivy Point. owned; yj.“ap-
tain' Isaac =Paync. ,lott fibula h '
bdr ror City Island. scour y. loaded
with the finest oysters Mia hsva'lie’sn
put on the market this your ““i‘ho ves-
sel left with a good .breesn Ithltiwms
from the north and vlhhdié‘igthd‘iitrip in
the remarkable time circumcise. it
is said by the old timersflh l
the fastest run made in" we.“
a sailing craft, and it Winona; J
the boat Is the speediosttimiihlli’éharbor.
She is certainly af'i'ihb‘lllibponrlng
boat, for she is alwaysk’rkéutg'épainmd
and in good order through 5.9
"made especial point-MEW 6
Payne found it necessary without the
{Islanduto purchase another. boat. as
J it‘larsevamouut of oyster ground de-
manded it. Mr. Payne has. a large
stock of seed oysters, which he expects
to ship this summer and get ready for
next yoor’s growth. The mew ‘ boat
which Mr. Payne has purchadod‘mli be
in charge of Captain Claréucalflfihfair-
child. or Green Farms, whoil'is well
knowmhcre. Captains Payne and Fair.
child made. tho trip to City island to-
gether. accompanied by “Boniamin
Quorum. who is working as decll'haud
for“ Captain Payne. All report a mat
class time while on tho-strip. “They ar-
rived home yesterday. ' ,
murals, ' ' ‘
Miss Gordon. of Euston.ls‘;tbe guest
of rs. Peter Perry. »
re: A. C. Bradley still continues sor-
lously ill with grip. . . '
enry Star-gas. wno ha‘s’hoe ill with
, to Wilkins about again.
Mfr-i iVanderbilt (lodi‘ro l “beer
spending a week in Bill J W .-
Mrs. Charles armrylbot-liflorwsik,
huxvlsltoduhormoth‘srLMJ ‘ Budd
Noriield Grange will 'holdiit's regular.
semi-monthly mostlnt,-omww mn-
ng. , ‘ . . ' V .
. Bliss“ J drcnoysrryhas rotor ad from
a slx’k‘lioolls" Visit” In‘ Ridge aid and
. . I, .. . “'14?“ l:.' ‘ 4f
‘ r... and. Mrs. G. W. Bradley and
. crusher havolre‘tumsd arms “trip to
thoh'ileld.
wares Anus. Banks. Doris'oodfrey..
traumas wood and Edith
who ‘huvsiootn iii With scarlet.
inn. are" convalescent. ' , ‘
' Mr. 'Vlvtsnl " soot. "i “at ‘Brid'gsport,
spent Sundays/1th
. Boot ‘ its
3 . l '
WWW“ l
”'11
his , brother. Rey. . d
ascertained the
ot sable imp"
n
, noted that will further-improve
in appearance of the place: ‘
‘Malnbors‘ofl the Boom .Norwaik
maceration :i-took part in; the services
”at the Congregational Charon, Sunday
night.
crunch, and William J. Leland spoke.
well-known Stamford baseball play-
ers. have signed ~to.pluy with the Da—
‘ric‘n team this year. Both played on
the team
was no satisfactory that the manage-
ment got their signatures to the con-
tract at the earliest opportunity.
There was a hearing qhthoappllca—
.tlonoi’ Herman Wuers.?‘oi.' New York.
for a discharge from bankruptcy oc~
fore Referee John W. Banks, in Bridge-
port; ‘Baturda‘y; i'l‘ho‘ "application was
brought in this state on account or the
application of Alexander Wuerz‘. a
brother, and a partner. who lives in
Danbury. and. who asked torch ari-
iudgmeut in bankruptcy sometime ago.
There was no opposition to the grant-
ing of Harman’s application and a in-
vorabln’rcport will be made upon his
application.
The funeral or Frances A. Belieck
was held at her into home in'Maiu
street. Dru-ion. at 2 o‘clock Sunday at-
torhnon. The Rev. ‘llenry Scofield of-
ficiated; a quartet composed of Misses
Ada Conn. Agnes Reid, I‘JilWlll‘d Hind-
beautiful and touching selections. im-
pallbearers wore Charles
bury. Walter Whitney. George Clock
and Clarence Clock. interment was in
tho « West Norwnlk cemetery. .
free delivery which will start from the.
Dorian post. oilico. commencing , April
15,. From the post oillco‘ northeast. to
Connecticut avenue, to the West Nor-
walk road. south to West street. return
to Connecticut avenue; northeast- on
the. avenue ”to Moi-chooses corner.
north to West Norwalk post oillcc
store. retrace south to Norwalk cor-
ner. oastgto Mulquoen’e corner. north-
west tolllanoessy‘s-cornor. north to
corner of. wetland .rotraco‘ to Holines-
sy's corner, south to West Nor-walk
post chips store. northwest to Wil.
lett's corner. south to Hoefer‘s corner,
Charles iioyt's corner. west to lmrtoy
avenue. south and west to Coach’scor‘
ner. northwto rWotorbnry‘s corner, west;
across river to-Btamtord route roam
east retracing to Ho‘yt's corner. south
‘ to school house corner. east by Leach‘s
and Golfroy‘azoornei's and southeast to
Dorian post omoc. The route is Bill.
miles in length. It embraces artorrr
tory:oi"uine square miles. There are
190 houses on the iinc‘otlthe route and
856 persons compose the population
within the limitsof thorouto named.
warmer
congregation, was r‘ increased by the
presence or Mercurial Church pcdplc
who. :With "their‘rector, Rev.“ Mr; Macs
ironzle.lwcro‘ interested in an address
on «missionary ‘work in dapnn. so
graphic that that fidwery vain. though
so far away, \vas made to seem very
near. ‘ , ii y ‘1 “ .
l'I‘ho Rev. Mr: Holmes" said services
.SundnyiorCharlos W. .Sturges. a wor~
thy young mun who died ’i‘hursday.
aged nineteen and road tor him at the
grave In S'lol'ttiwng‘cpmotory the some
:mittal. "l‘ 'o‘i‘o' was 'burlod in that
ground the «muddy the late Nelson
(iro ‘MluWhO died 'i'hu'rsdaywln Wes:
ton. recliners t‘ J , ,
tor/a toner-dildo beon‘o’ismiliar {laurel
in nu own’towh d inI‘Wostport.'iv‘un‘-
enil Director Fab hall ‘chs‘rzo'ol toe
burinlrmnhking , “him they seventh
day one oils ti‘v. instead" ”restsjj‘ ‘
Sorylcosfor Charles lit- Eiwood, Whol
died Thursday «tithehouso or his. Isls’
Bunduy at. y} , .. .
Msokfiliille; burial wasthiliow
Brooklosmotsry The deceased tram,
‘uurlr childhood all have 'Mlbirct: to
chllaotio ills autos Wanner
uotsu eroding? mtg-am»
be
‘ run
, 3i
. N so us oliects‘loilowed, “
' and shows able-«to goato school, yes»
, . , is ”are
a , 63111 5 Snmuélic.‘ naillimsn’s .r
‘ drug store. The wallsaro‘belnare-
paperod'nnd the Wood work in tho .
eluted. :slsomuyoilior Errors . is s
branch or the tonal; ”Men's Christian .
.l. H. Norris; secretary of the '
“wand" (minus and “1pm" small, .
lost your and their work .
Joy and Elllo Jones rendered several .
(is \Vaivr- ‘
~Following .isr'the route of the 'rural' ‘
. V ,Ia ._
1. Women arocmployod as saloswomou. .. .
‘ ' Mon formerly hold the positions that Women now hold
and while women's organism islcssstrong than man’s, they
"are expeotod‘to‘do tlio'samowork. Their duties conipél them
to boot: thoir’feot from'morning tonight, and many of them,
to solicit time. contract those distressing complaints called
“female diseases." . ~ ‘ ' .r > , ' . .
. 3 Then occur irregularities, suppressed or painful menstruv
atlon, weakness, indigestion, leucbrrhoea, general debility,
and nervous prostratiou. ‘ ,
They are liesot with'euch symptoms as dizziness, faint-J
noes, lassitudo, excitabilityirri‘tobility, nervousness, sleep-
lessnoss. melancholy. ”almond” and " wantgto-be-left-alono "
feelings, blues.and'hopcleseness. ,
In such cases there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia.
E. I’inkhum’s Vegetable Compound at once removes.
such troubles. The following lottsnsprovo this. They also
prove the value of Mrs. Pinkham’s advice. ‘
" Drum Mus. luxuriant :~-»I take pleasure in writing you a few lines
thanking: you for your‘lldvico. l dhl‘jast lw you told we in taking your
xnodicino.hnrl owe my‘iife to you. X'ou urn-lilac a mother to your sax. I
.wns‘awi‘ull‘y sick. won all run down and iclt sick all over. I looked like a.
Emma iii-ought. «ml; at dilemma». .‘M 'incc wrestlinrliltooa tiredrlycllsnow.
was always tired nilc‘r doing}: :1. lltt 0. Work and would have to so; down. ‘
I was troubled l-errilvlyllwith headaches and my appetite was not good; 3
also, troubled with shortness of, breath contouringawful for ubollt 8. month, ~‘
I could 21mm) up one ilitriit. of stairs without being tired and haying to ‘
stop to get my in‘t“:tll’i‘.‘ l was frrdlngjuqt as miserable as could he. 1 took ‘.
two bottlcs ul’ Lydia Ii. Piukham’s Vegetable Compound 3
and cannot. express ray-thanks in you for What. your medicine has done for .
roe.“~—MISS hi. i‘.. 3:: Ilcvon at, Grove liaii, Roxbury, Boston, Mass.
" n 1 Can Work Every Day in the Week Now.”
" Dena Mus. Plxunn'l :-I write this later for you topublish for the . ‘ ‘
benefit of pool-,nuifcring women. Lydia: E. Pink Kim‘s Vegetable
Compound has done inc a. great deal of good.
the ”I. trctail establishments of large cities. many ' J
' ‘ " rhea
darting ‘pain over the eyes or near
' the temple, is almost instantly re—
l have taken three .
bottles and feel like anew woman. When 1 began the-use of your medi- g
clue I was hardly able to be. up; could not (it; half a days work. I nchcd ‘
from head to foot. wasnlmost crazy, hind. those hearing-down pains. and
ammonia ’wur. out of order.
FREEMBN, 402'1’cri‘n5ylvnniu Ave. LiitiauOlrio.
west to 'vHughss‘ corners northwest to '
: REWARQ pcoplclmvc fromtlmnloiimcquu‘suoned.
" ’ we “[9 constantly ublishmg. We have .
‘ with the National (2in Bank. on .ynn._‘l‘3lsss., $5.909,
. . 1m inn. lilld‘ill’hfllly person who ‘ ,
testimonial:- ure ncr moronic, or worn. puh ‘ ed beforeohwuing‘lhs ‘
w‘rmm' lpccia! permixslm~brom is. Plasma Mamas: Co.
I
~ n. show that the above ‘ 1
ill.
Now all of these‘tz‘oublos have loll. inc and I 1 '
can wor‘kcvcry day in the week and not. feel tn-cd."--MRS- JENNIE ..
Owing tu‘ul‘c ioclcthclisoinc skeptical '
the‘xcnuincnmoi the testimonial letters .
4‘ ‘ Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle ‘
: £135,325 Elm Grove. Elliott} ‘
1 East ”Okinawan. ‘
ywhr'ee yoursw lie-chad: .
. m Massaamrraaruflfl
: The ‘Only . bit-cot Water "Route from
= 13.031935! Pf royvidence. .GMI .
Sunday ‘évenln'g at'TChriutVChurchtho
N Elw Y“
i do cunnnnsrou and
L
l
' palatial! Excdllont‘ $ew¢é¢ 4,
Three carriages; Week seam new 170.“; w Afford-
ing Rail Connections to all Southern, Rm.
, . . J“ n,» a... ‘vaaiwsl
. Mu. m u"
I. WM. P. CLYDE all. 030.“; General Agents“
_. {CHEW 6- .mrza.“o. M. .
"’ ”Home
sworn.
. .osonos
utoo great a sacrifice to m‘akc. ‘iio rc-
wllshing himself there. made friends
, . . 'l . . .
7 not a anchor {onuoliticwplaco but to
‘ ‘ orbit muhby‘ayory‘lio
and ‘Ofl‘tfie ‘
97 Washington street.
strung vessel to the Pacific coautnot
rmalncd there seven years. and estab-
g .
. "W slit din
mo in i: no ions one whoka’owma‘
a “g a I" p ‘ ' ‘ ' lace Saddam
his work. periorln
knowing hisrd‘ ‘ .
cringly. at the ,
tion,.to.thc view
many rem held 9.110 condoms” :V.
ytreasluvorgand‘ missus J or oil’l‘etb- 7 :W
pie Lodge. 66, F. and A. ,nndbythe.
ly.» ,~ din-respect it
16 First Avenue. . » East Nor-walk.
.. 7....Hp... .. I ‘ mm ,m. 2“
your friends ”toiiigo new:
. honor.-drilcxnstusihidadinii‘
. Company wiirassumcia'lit‘lia
u; jy, very reasonabl
.39-
, 17 want. srnumgmrmgam -, >
-u.....-............-. «a. . ..-. .
Ncuralgia attended "with sharp
licvcd by chton.
Accton does not affect the heart.
At your Draggist‘s, 25c. a box.
Acctou Medical Co.,
Mystic, Conn.
Who'll do myipaper‘hig. in
a'hu‘lrry and do it right?
“ lwilln; ‘ '
JUNIUS BROWN, »
South Main Street,
. Store,
Are now in stock. A larger ~variety
than‘ever before. ’Prl‘ccsy actuarial.
very low. Having annexed a number
of FIRSTCLABS PAPER HANGERS.
we are'in better positidn than ever to
do your work. . ' ‘ -
“WW.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
oscoaA'riuo.
...~‘l.,L'
our aim .loyrcS-i-é '
"we all that the extol“ is
simple to handle, execs in
féct’iveJand’floes' rib d. :3. .
.socvcr to‘tlie‘rnatc 'al '
it comés in contact.~. , .
ly satisfied with ourpur, cg.
feel free 'to ‘say‘that its...“
in every hotel “and all”
house in the country,”
. _ cheerfully recommend”:
purpose, as in our popini .
the finest appliance; for h
pose on the market: ,
Wishing you every us.
are. ' ‘ "Sincerely,
saurusosm
sumo: m K;
Open daily. or re sailors J
9-s.m.to 12:111., and 1 , ,,
Saturday, 9 n. inito 12;
day evening from ‘Mo
' Norwalk. Connoriocste
walk. 1 in the astute 1‘0
‘ tlou are chemicals harsh
present thenotos and claim
against the associatl
‘ CHARLES E.
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