' of scarlet fever.
1 visiting Ml‘s.‘
. with friends in rooklyn.
, «James Carpenter and children.
M in New York .city. ‘
W'W
iii DeForost is to move from Betta
to Chestnut street. NorWalk.
'rhe‘l 1111111 Norwnlk 111111111111 (11111
will hold a meeting tomorrow night
1 .Whittiesey. of ‘ 1Danbury, spent
is day with W. C. .homas, of i-ienry
street
Miss Mary 111111.111 Sta ford. is via
lting Mrs. Albert Dunn. a blast. Nor-
alk. .
Fair Caiantha will be a guest of Car-
‘les‘kSherman. of East Norwaiit. this
so ;‘ .
H. Miller has moved
from Cove street to Franklin avenue,
Norwai it.
Mrs. Oliver
. David B. Corbin has moved [from
Elizabeth street, South Norwalk. to
Cove street.
Mrs. Ed Qomstook, of Norwalk. is
E K St John of St.
Jolm avenue.
.—..»——
Charlotte Gorhain. daughter of Jon
cph Gorham of Keyser avenue. is ill
Mrs": H. 8.0?ymou1” Was operated on at
the‘ Norwaik Hospital yesterday. She
is getting along" nlc’ely.
D 1
Thursday evening the oiiicinl board
of the Methodist Church Will meet at
101 the prayer meeting. ,
Captain Thomas Wright and Mrs
William Wright have returned from 11
trip to Old Point ComtOrt.
Richard irwln, of East Norwaik. the
well known telegraph operator at
Suddutuck, rides a line new bicycle.
.4..—
Thc Ugree Club will hold a meeting
with Miss Orah Mai King. of Osborne
.11Lnne this evening. to elect officers
-'il "W
Mr. and Mrs Philip B1 undone, of
East Norwaik ham been spending sev
eral days at their residence in Hunting
Ridge. .
The case of George Knapp. arrested
Friday for intoxication. will come up
before Judge Lockwood in the Town
Court, Saturday.
There was a good attendance at the
Epworth League roll call in the Motho
dist Church. last night. Mrs. H. D.
Wright was in charge.
The our for conveying the children
of 'St. Paul's Mission to St. Paui‘.1
Church. Sunday afternoon. will learn
the mission rooms at 2:10 o'clock.
Mrs. l)chna Martin and one of her
nieces. Miss Alice Brundnge. of East
Norwnik. have been spending a week
with relatives in Hunting Ridge.
W. it. Gilbert. Charles Utzlngcr and
Cburlcs Mansfield went to New Can
nan. last night and furnished music
for 11 celebration .givon by Wooster
Lodge of Odd Fellows.
‘—"“.P
Miss Maude Flynnwhp has boon the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. _W. C. Thomas,
of Henry street. has gone to her home
in‘llantum. to spend the Easter vaca-
tion. Miss Flynn is a pupil at Miss
liuird 11 institute
Warren id. Smith has started 11 plan
by which he boards the men who are
working for him at Chimmons island.
Byathia plan the men can stay during
the week on the island at a cost of on-
iy'abeut twenty-ilve'cents 11 day. and
have overtime to work. Many of the
men are taking advantage of it.
R0 WA YTON.
Mrs. Frank R. Stevens.
‘atreot. is ill of grip.
11111.11: Tho
of Main
”pm
on will spend 11 week
Tho porch of Captain 11. ii. Smith's
drug store property his been repaired.
Mrs. J. A. Sewarby. who has been
11111111 sick, is (in this road1 to recovery.
Fl
' tractor and M111. M.
‘ end from New York yesterday.
, The Res 1111 '
main will play 11 Item
obit. \thlnesd
West Side is ill of pm») 1
Ralph Battcrly has secured a paid
tlon at his old home in I island
and will leave for that pipes lday.
Michael .1 Brodorlcli 1111 Wife 11101-1,
The!
are occupying their house on the west
side. .1 ,
. . WW I 1.‘ .
Joseph Lassen. of the west .11 , nos
secured a position in Ridgefield. Ho
with with his family. remove to that.
p ace.
Constable id. .l. Ladrigan, who has
secured the road contract for this also
trlct. will shortly begin work. probably
next Monday.
Two children of Mr. and Mrs, Bouill-
min Bocrum, of Main street, are ill of
scarlet fever. The house has been
quarantined. .
Captain lsaac Payne's sloop ivy
Point in charge of Frank Batman and
Clarence Fail'child. wont to‘Naw YOI‘K
with a load oi’ oysters. Saturday.
Gilbert Scofield {ind wife. who liars
been occupying i). K. Cole's house on
the West side, will move into one or
Mead Bl‘Otlliil‘tl'hOllaub in Green street.
Four cur loads of material for the
new lighthouse to he placed on'
Green‘s 1111111111111 arrived at Wilson
Point
0.1311111111111011 is lnst'nilinir gasoline
lights in his west side house
gasoline tank is located in a pit in the
album] in the yard. Pipes will extend
from this into the house
Chalies Clockott has returned to
Providence, where he is employed in
the Brown & Sharp tool factory. His
father is so much implored that he
Will able to return to work. ‘
A deep watcl flsil,11eighlng sixteen
pounds. was recently washed ashore at
Billie island and was captured while
yet alive hv Charles Stevens. The 111111
was of 11 very peculiar specie. Many
people viewed tbo‘curiosity.
One four-horse and one two-horse
van conveyed A. ll. Clevory‘s furniture
from New York to llowaytom yestcr
day. They started from New York.
yesterday morning at 1 o‘clock.
Mr. Austin is painting the exterior
of Mrs. Josephine Crow's storc bull.lv
ing in Main street. The gr'occiy stmc
has not yet been opened. The. open
in; was to have taken place. yesterday
—-—-
Lydia Vosbui'g was given a surprise
by her young friends. Saturday after-
noon. The little folks enjoyed a pleas
out time and partook of a line will:
tlon Those pr~csent were Eva Adams.
Emma and Mildred 011shn1nn.liiaijo1'ie
Mills. Edith Voshulg. Alice iirundage.
Flank DcWators.En1i uniiv Henrv
Vosburg, James Seymom and Eddie
Prince.
E. A. Raymond. dwell-known travel-
ing salesman when. home is in Main
street. arrived home. Saturday huv
lug wheeled down from Now Wilford
during the (luv. The roads wore it.
bad shape back in the country and
in trying to evade a deep r.ut Mr.
Rav moud took amender and blacken-
od one of his eyes. in addition to some
seven: bruises. Mr. Raymond sci out
again. yesterday morning, for W lasted
on his 1vl1eci.iiir.lla1mond takes con
sidernbic pride in his mount. which
he has owned for four years in which
time he has co1'e1 ed thirteen hundred
miles on it.
DARIENAND NOROTON.
William Finch is building a sea wall
on his property at i'iing‘s bind.
MlS. William J. Flemming was re
ilorcd of $"ll by thieves. a few days
11.1111
Mr. O‘Connor and family have mow
ed to Noroton from Crockett avenue.
iicwayton.
Mrs. H 0. Fans and family have 111-
mm from New Yo1k to spend the
summer hare.
be“.
John Binchard or South Norwalli.
was 11 guest of his brother. James Bur-
chutd. yesterday.
John Oberlander is building a good
sized addition to his launch works in
italiroad avenue.
F. W. Bruggerhoff. of Noroton, is
having the malls on his property clean
ed out and repairer].
' Karin: illness. 8.111 is survived by one
' oi Now: Haven. emulated.
. Stamford Saturday night.
Into the wagon and attempted to dxlvc
The W
. Tlsohcr, or
. boon roster .
a ted by a spur:
111111111;w locomotive. The ions
orhood of ii coo.
ow.-
Mary 11.111111111411111 11111111..
are, died Sunday night. after a tin:
11111111111111. Mrs. booth has been a llfow
took place this afternoon from her
[his residence. '1 1111 Rev. J. M. Carroll,
intainiout
was in Union Cemetery. liowayton.
m..—
Someone 11111311111211 a pet dog 011111111
by Charles f}. Waterbury. of Dorian,
yesterday aftc1noon.l‘i1ls adds anoth-
or one to the huge list of dogs which
hava been poisoned within the last
few davs Somebody in Dalian is on
joylug himself hugely in this work it
is likely to no hard with tile mlut'rcaut
if caught. .
The 113111 of a liarien mun hcatlua
his wife caused it stli in Main street,
was seated in a buggy. and her hus-
band was beating her
when Special Ofllcer H0111 v E. Sheik
drove up. Allghiing hastily and seizing
hold of the follow the ofiiocr demandou
to know why he was abusing the we
man "She is my wife, and i have a
right to beat her,"1vns the answer as
he proceeded to mnew‘ the assault. The
cause of the trouble it seems. was that
die wanted some money which his wife
refused to give him. and threatening
to abuse her more still if aha did not
comply with his demands he jumped
off, iol stimuli that the horse was hitch-
The wolnan Mould not 111111111 com
plaint against him she told Shock. be-
cause she had children at home to care
for. Shock followed the turnout as 1111'
as (hove street. whole the 111an.ov1
dcntly becoming alarmod lumped out
of the vehicle and disappomcd up that
shoot on :1 run.
WESTPOR T.
relatives at Greenwich.
Mrs. George J. Underwood has been
spending a few days with relatives in
Bedding.
lion Alli-n loft esterdnv momlng for
Water-.bmy where. he has secured .1
position.
‘-M
Mr. and Mrs. LcGrand B. Cannon, of
New Haven, spent Sunday in town. the
guests of Moods.
builder Thomas Quinlan is hulking
tunnel-1111s improvements to the boat-
honse of John 11‘. Godiilot.
m...» «-
hirs.’ M. H. Steel. of Baltimore. M11.
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. George
W. liurhydt. Burr avenue.
The last of the Episcopal Lenten
services were held at Christ Church.
Sunday evening. iiev. Mackenzie. of
Holy Trinity Church, officiating.
The building for the Toquott Launch
Company. was complete Saturday, and
the machinery will now be put in as
soon as possible.
The members of tho Westport Club
held their Hobo smoker. last evening.
and an amusing us well as enjoyable
time was had.
Work .which has been suspended at
tho Westport Paper Company, owing
to the main shaft breaking again for
the third'tlme. has been resumed.
\\ iiilam Hagan. who has been contin
ed to his home .for the past three
weeks by illness. is once more able to
resume his duties as electrician on the
local line of the C. L. or R. Company.
The Heart tournament which has
been given by members of the West-
port Club. closed Friday evening. and
the handsome scarf pin. the prize of
the winner, is now being worn by
Goodwin P. White. 01 Burr avenue.
.n—Qufi—va—Q-W“
Madam .luriey’s Wax Works will be
Church tomorrow evening. under the
cicty. After the entertainment an in
formal reception will be held.
mouthw—
A regular meeting of Doric Chapter.
No. 50. Order Eastern Star. will be
’hold at their rooms in Masonic Hall
is expected. conferred upon two candl-
dates. which will be witnessed by the
members (if the grand chapter. who are
to be present. after which an elaborate
members and guests. in the banquet
hall. adjoining.
‘ oi be 1111.. rtalood yesterday 111'. .
51,1111 in happened to be in the 1
ions incident of Dorian. The funeral ‘ ,
The woman .
unmercimliy . '
Mrs. William L. Taylor is Hailing
at the Green Farms Congregational
auspices of the Christian-Endeavor So- .
collation will he partaken of, by the ‘
"‘11 98s.; 8
'3 to 8 you
kind at .
” ‘ arc the $9.
» suit (wit
“ HATE—«41hr kind you
' of it.
{or the small cost of 7c.
the bargain.
' e of SPRING C
ssh
15 1.11.. 111 is 1119811.. butane inst
We camestl urge you to see these goods.
think better of t 11111. and realize more fully the hughcnesc of
KING. s
.11 some on 111
111.1 $21111 111111,.
'A very nicely made three-piece
r‘vesti 81111011111111.1111.“ 33.51119 $4.511. , ,
would not 11111111111 to pay $1.501.
und$200f0h1vc are selling at 9811,:
BOYS' KNEE PANTS.18c.
.. “PRESIDENT" SUSPEND R.
air. '
15c. pair. 11111 think
Now for that FOURJ’LY LINEN COLLAR. any size,
You will
.1 . . 1‘9
1.... .1 ‘11:?” ~J-‘1:.
'1.
, ,, 11161111111211
brough their GeneralFA ant
. 1'11;
your friends to go 01146111
.Company will assume all lia-
bility at ‘ very reasonable
rates. .1 1w
”Jacobi" Layton
' Resident Agent,- ..
.1 11111111011» allot.
‘ IOUTH NORWALK. ‘ ‘
1 , 1m
Pllnlublng and .7ch111 um
‘ 11g.
Iilfol Water Heating.
Hot Air Hamil.
"AND BANG”.
Spring
Shoe
Shapes . . .
...GLOVER‘S THE PLACE...
m
An Easter essential in a pair of
shoes. How unattractive your new
hat-your new suit, your new cost will
appear if you are poorly shod! You
know our reputation of being~ upto-
date, of handling only substantial foot-
wear, correctly shaped. You know how
readily we show our goods. Come in.
Game in we say.
..WEAR SHOES THAT FlT..
NElw
rLo
The only Direct Water Route from
Boston. Providence and
TYORK
Go CHARLESTON Q. JACKSONVILLE
RIDA
fist Modern Siobmshipo nod Excellent Service.
Three Sailings at Week from New York ‘l Afford.
5111: Rail Connections to all southern Resorts
o
19 State Street.
97 Washington street.
("WV mm
Cur. impotency. Night Emissions. Lou of 11.11.611.111 mils; di-
nner. all sheets of self-abuse or excess and indiscrciion
A nerve tonic and blood builder.
glow to pale cheeks and restore: iiic‘ fire oi youth. By
mall 30¢. per box. 6 boxes for $3.50, with our lolli-
‘ablo to cure or refund the money paid
Band or circular and copy clout bauhbhwmmbud. =
NERVITA TABLETS
win. P.- CLYDE ca 00.," General Agent:
THEO. G. EGEIL. 6. iii.
NEW J’O‘RK Clay
GEORGE F. BEARSE. LOCAL AGENT.
South Norwalk. Conn.
loll Vigor
111 lulled
Rustin Vliillly
‘ new?”
ILA“ AND TIN ROOFING.
m '
11101111101111 ” nation 1
Thelma 8 mm coon-'1
11 mm. arm. 1101mm
hood? The Actual Indemnity ’
_ worktop
— & Dow.
Inspection. "
me
Our Tel. Gill II 434'.
Comstock.
1m WASHINTON ST
Acctou cures Headache.
Acctou Cures Neuralgia.
Accton shorts Colds.
Acctou cures the Grip.
Accton prevents Pneumonia.
Aceton is Safe.
.lccton is Sure.
QUICK.
Who’ll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
I will.
JUNIUS BROWN,
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
store,
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place. .
Wall
Papen
01111 new 000115
Are now in stock. A larger variety
than ever before. Prices. as usual.
very low; Having engaged at number
of FIRST CLASS PAPER HANGERS,
we are in better position than ever to
do your work
Brings the pink 'II-Il.
GTI.
so
so,
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
u—n-on—b—p
Positively guaranteed cure for Lou oi Power. vcrlcocclo. Undeveloped or Slimline
this evening. The degrees will be, it o
P331»! my; mum.” mmuogmd’rmmt. “Wm!“ filly!!!“ _, _.. .
you ~ . .
solirmnmurfit’mm ”" ‘° “Reading Makelh
Landfill}: VFP'c“ °,°"""‘N...n...a a Full Man”
10 First Avenue.
Tel. Call 1354.
. walk. in the state of Connectiouhv
. closing up its affairs. All note-holder.
. week
E-E-Gorhalh...
am Norwalk.
LINCOLN mun WAR [‘9
74 Washington .7;
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN
scum NDRWALK
:11 mos 1111vi
Open daily, except Saturday. 1
9a. m 1012 m. andfmltoa
Saturday. ii 11.111 to 12 111.; 31111011
day eveninx from 7 t0" 8.
interest allowed on napalm. ‘
ALDEN SOLMANS, PM“.
JOHN H. BFERRIB, Vice-Pu
um; um. and
NOTICE.
The First 11111011111 Bank. 11181111111
Norwaik. Conn, located at South Nora
and others. creditors of Bali! W
tion are therefore hereby notiii
present the notes and other claim
against the association for Damon
CHARLES E roams 03111113
inated March .5. 1901. m5
Hustle for 68
Highest cash price paid an old not.
ale and materials of every kind.
the a postal and I will call.
Prompt attention and honora , ..
dealings with all. I an mum
in New York some day! Mush“
ll! NM“,
will be given to any he must m;
come in during my absenco. . . .
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond St, or 11 North Mal
8t... Store.
THE NATIONAL‘ B.
or NOBWALK.
51 WALL craze-r. monk.
(incorporated 1857.)
GA TAL.
SURPLUS ant! PROFITG,
continua 11an or... It. .1 Hit.
Vlco Pros. H. P. PRICI- hi
1.1. .1. annuals-1..
'. Aul “litmus
.1. 1.1. 1 d'wti‘iit’s. P-
111111.111. 11111.1. 1.111111111111111.
Fitch. Josephw 1;. Milk. o In
William“? y if. ”Bishop.
Personal prevent 11111111
etc. depositod in the am
Vaults in New York city, on 1
tier tll‘o law of the state 9”!
though the owner be .1 mid
other state. This can be I
mailer a safe lil the 11m
Immediate attention
l
VIltlt Of the National
warm. ampere”.
Ado 111111111111.
11 WNW st. . , ‘
mmm 1.11.11
1.1151111. at house. 44. 1'
um by stones 1:. ITIMMN. rural-1.1m tumult. pun-1 l .7
William Hadley. of the wont sida.‘
has purchased a boat from Jobevh [.1111-
son.
in this can at 1‘ ,
a meagre coal. _
Fancy High Lawn Print Butter. 21111111.
Mr. Alon. private o'eer‘uiary to .i. Pier-
pont Morgan. and Mr. later. an ar-
‘ ohlteot. of New York were the some
sund'u‘y of Mr. and litre. Willi .l.
liira. norm awry. of Maple ave Ficmmi ins. m
IIAL STEAME
s'i‘.‘ .‘iCV'iiNS.
steamer 11:115.."
the steamer 1111
Mama.
1 10"o..l‘“"“°
. r. (I
Julia 9° will»
mono:
almond!“ ‘
REPORT OF BANKRUPTCY MAT-
TIM.
GALDINGW FATALW‘I.
"m;
1 who e“ital! iii lbs. Gran. sugar for $1.011
111111. is visiting for a week in New «m .. ““131 “MW!“ n “will“? “"5 Hanrr‘oim‘. April 2~Cierk a. 111.
York. Two” in... furniture 19m sprouts “Mm?" “‘9“ tap?” ”mull: Marvin. of the all ltcd States-District “was: “t ”9 fiol-‘omoiv‘rm 3“ chw www 11. o_ Oatmeal, 13¢ any
for New Tori: remained ism-111111 1111111 "'9‘” 313.31.“... miflhwlm PM“ ha“ " “9 ' mid-11‘ ””3111“ 11111! 11111; '
«at foroddtlnto
evening, owing
also arrived a
half of tho Jul .
'i‘llblr catches ’
1111111114.
.1. 111111111131. 1‘4
seated n a bi h‘ a, hair. fell backwards
into a up tof- no water that was
lilting millionaire hint 111111 was
1 1 _ Br. and 1111.. 1111111111 Pluknoy win
‘ gore Iroin‘ Brooklyn for the summer.
”‘1 .1 ~ "
Jamal LI too 1111 had a suc-
coastal batch of 1%”; fancy breed of
Pill-bur)": oatmeal, ‘ lie pill. .
111111; June Peas. . . 3 cans for Ilia. ‘ ' ‘
Very Lost linger Corn. il eons nor can. .
Fancy “BolldfPAuW Tommie-.1111 c1111.
months 11131111
April. to tile 11"» mo
lngton. Bincc the passage or the
‘ Banltluptcy. Act 569 petitions . have
‘ . been filed 1111 opp/blob villas and our“
'hs‘re were
at George El. Baileys stable in Mainw
street, Dorian. ,
Mrs. Catherine White of Newton.
1111 11 112111111 11111 of New on: no poo
pic. 8110 also 1111 a large number book-
1: storm. has
ig'l‘on chips.
11 now home
- . . seals.
it'a
‘ , 113 the 1111.111: months
ad for all 1111111111111. I” "I g; ,Vl‘oightymlx adjudications by? the court “mm”. ""3149‘i . :1 111. can am very fine. 1011 11:11.. .
Ti: 1511 ‘ 1 g and toehtyvfour by the referee 0119 - Domestic Indiana, ,1 ., 50 my.
13 r en 11 . .. , . ,-
11 di mined by the court.
work of puttlli l; .
113;“ for 211,111,“;
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