" u Stamford Hospital
. l‘eialtves in Coho”.
‘row‘ for the Eastéi‘ vacation. .
A rehearsal of the missio exercises
will he held in the Advent hurch, this
evening. '
Mrs. Frank
are ttie‘ ltuca‘ o
Bette place I. I.
Mrs. Cher es Gibbon and son a o
the guests ’0 Mr. had Mrs.A A..E Dun
. of Norwelk
Mr.s William Goodfellow. who broke
he1- ankle some time ago. has gone to
Local Odd Fell will attend the
' meeting of Stratiie Encampment.- -l.
U. 0. E. Thursday night.
Miss Manic Hart. of Stamford is
spending a few “new with Mrs. A. E
Dunn, of East‘. NWM- H ,
Mrs. H. A W
returned yesterdil
‘MmiviA our children
Mrs.A . E Dunn. of
new
J. Wallace Marvin“ 6
load, who has bee non tti I. is now
J able to sit up to a short time each
day. '
The LadieA Alfifio ,ety of the Moth;
ti refiniarimnthly
odlst Church“.
meeting and listened to reports, this
afternoon
Tonight the music committee of the
Methodist Chuch will meet in the put
some and Jarr9‘. he musical pro
01' Springfield
fpother Mrs
Yesterday
w ride
Hubble Post, 0. IA. R. of Stamford.
will celebrate its twentieth anniver
sary Monday evening. diocal mem-
E E. Gotham has a 6st completed
painting and decorating Ye Old Cicero
\vlch Inn. in Sound millet}? “'He has had
a huge force of men at work them for
seven weeks.
A full rehenrsal of 55‘ Easter can
tote will be; held in t e Methodist
Church. tonight. at 7: I15 lock. All
are lequested to be present whether
rainy or clear.
The Rev. Daniel Jones (had at his
home in Port Jefféi‘bbil; Monday. in his
ninetieth veer. He was born in Echo
L 1.. April 20 1811.110 Was well
knoWn among old East Norwnlkers
and at times preached in the old Meth-
odist Church.
Twenty due of James JL‘ Holnmc-
dieu’s class attended this uniop class
meetings in the Nbrwalk Methodist
Church, last night. Charles Miller led
the meeting and the Revs. H. B. Mun
son. L It. streetei'd. SSands and l.
.l. l‘onst were. 111 636111 I
Miss 0th Mill. King. of Osborn ayc~
111w. entc ined the Ugrec Club. last
night. pun as the evening the follow-
ing officers were elected!
Prcéidenthlss Alice Hatchman.
VicePrcsident—Miss Calric Carpen-
tel.
Secr‘etalyv-Miss Orah Mal King
'1‘ leasurer~Mra Henry Taylm.
Refreshments were served.
Muster Leigh Dunn. of Butts plncc
entertained a number of his friends
at ills home Friday afternoon. the oc-
casion being the annivelsarv of his
fifth birthday. Among the many fea-
lllltlti of the afternoon enjoyed by the
little ones was a donkey party. Miss
Ethel Cummings receiving first prize
and Master Ray Grumman the censo
Intlon prize. after which refreshments
were solved consisting of ice cream.
cnke fruit and candy. Among those
present. were Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Ethel )ulnmlngs. Miss Viola‘ Cum-
mings. Miss Frances Brundagc. Miss
Ella Biydcnberg. Master Kenneth Day
Muster ltny Grumman. Ralph Brup
«Inge. llonndel‘ Cummings. Harold.
Reginald and Leigh Dunn, Miss Ethel
and Master Frank McMann of Stam-
ford and Charles Gibbons. of Stay?
ford. A pleasant time was enjoyed y
all present and the little host was the
recipient of many pretty gifts.
m
DANIEN AND NORO TON.
Mrs. Benjamin St. John, of Halo
street, is ill of grip.
Butcher Harold Clark. of Darlen, was
in Bridgeport. yesterday.
The addition on H. H. Seely's house
at Noroton Is well advanced.
Mrs. Henry '1‘. Tristram is quite sick
at her home ifi Main street. Dorian.
R. W. Blrchurd is grading the lawn
at his new residence in Main street.
.Tliioy left yesterday for 0cm.
when he will spend several
The woods between Dorian and No
roto‘ have been burning fiercely the
W.JDevIs.o East Nor»
initiation-tor marine
of Ellen is or
Mn Mann's be}
M... r it“ or“ 1“- .‘r‘
m I 11011 If“ I? ng l.
”.c rich 1......
J members were dropped for not billing
liter H1“ .
the panels of his road contract yester
jing tomorrow Wovening
constructing the new light house for
i ' l’ avoviilo and ‘ ll “Nil; in if,
‘N: w York in a few day “the pg
the smother l1ero.Mr. Boovillo piles
been in Dorian urination
mmoval. »
. William Dueling. J ‘
with his family to Westport. yesterday.
Mr. Decline
no! tower at South Norwalk. as operat.
01‘.
The arteslnn well being tank on 1...
Cisco Smiths property to now downw
betiveeu slity and seventy foot. Work
will continue until a coplus supply of
water In obtained
The Darl'en Social club's duties will
be held in the old Golden Eagle head
quarters in Railroad avenue. Dorian.
tomorrow night A very successful of
fair is expected. .
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
held its monthly business meeting,
Monda night. Among the other burr
inilss remedied it was vote to pimp
chose the’ lot next to their quarters but
light. The land has been negotiated
for and purchase by a third party.
George K1 pp an John 1.. Raymond
were vo Into the company Eight
their dues.
R0 WA rralv.
lames Ladrignll who has been HlCn,
has entirely recovered
Jo les E. Stevens.
isi“ ovcling from his recent illness
The official board of the Baptist
Church had 11 meeting. Monday night.
Constdblc ‘E. J Ladrfguh’ melved
has; often noon.
The. ladies of the Methodist Church
are Ilnvin a {lighting meeting in the
chattel. tli s afternoon.
The Baptist Sunday school will re
hearse evely night- this week. except-
Mary Chock. of Lenox llill. is rocov
sting frc'nn pneumonia and is now
thought to be out of danger.
The C. B. Lowndes towed the small
e1 of H. W. ,Wells & Company‘s pile
drivel s to Norwalk. yesterday.
Miss Ethel Bell, of Pelt Chostel. has
been the guest 1;; her histcr. Mrs.
Frank yrnean. of epic avenue. ,
Workman are at Wilson's Point,
Green’s Reef. There have been quite
a few Interested spectators every day.
The last regular meeting of the one
ial board of- the Moihodist Church ans
held in the chapel. Mo‘ndo‘y night. A
special meeting will be held before con-
feronce assembles.
Monuments will soon be erected in
Union cemetery to the memory of Miss
Glace Bryan and Ephraim Themes
The foundations lune already been
built Both incumbents will be 01
marble brought from Vermont
Mrs. Buidlck. mother of Station
Agent Burdick.a1richd in liownyton
yesterdayi from New Ymk state They
will board ‘with his E Walker, o1
Main street. until their furniture ar-
1‘ Yea.
lle‘nry V.‘ Lockwood enjoys the dis-
tinction of having voted for both of
the llarrlsonn. William Henry and non-
jamin. Ml. Lockwood cast his first
ballot in 1840.!01‘ William Henry liar
rison and has voted at eVery election
since. He says that nearly every time
he has been on the winning side.
Principal George 0. J. Lamphero r-e
ccived wold. this morning that eight
out of nine of the pupils who took the
examinations for entrance to the High
School in South Norwaik passed. lhc
successful ones are Katherine Stov-
ens. Gertrude Cole. Mary Sniffln Elv‘h‘n
Millspaugh, Ralph Sntterly. Wilbur
Lock1v.ood George Ackcriy and Fred
(lakes. This remarkable showing
speaks well for the cillcient work ‘oiJ'
Piinclpal Lamphero and his corps of
teachers. The Rowoyton public school
is at present in very good condition
and many Intelligent pupils are the
result.
WESTPORT. ‘
Mrs Edward F Sturges is ill at if’sr
home in Cross street.
Miss Hattie Darrow will spend the
{Easter vacation with relatives in Bar-
n
The local line will resume running
cars to Compo Beach next Sunday.
hourly.
Mrs. Robclt W. Post has returned
from a. short visit spent with relatives
in Monohelteru
Rumor has it that B. M. Burnhsm
and family. of Compo. are soon to
leave Westport for good.
The musical society that Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl B.
bulge. of State street
Hips’ltllce‘ Nash is": spending the
Elstol‘ vacation with her parents. Mr.
and “£1” George H.
N which, of rkiyn
'In'F a turret t the real on e of 0 srleil
T. iluributt. Riverside avenue.
Edward Brotherto'h. of Newark.N
.I.. is vgitlng his to
Brother 11. of Riversle
b
Minimal:
en'vsnue.
Gil-.1- Bow-lotto hos rented his
Green arms relltlencc .to New York
gig,” parties. who will occupy it this
or.
Miss rEthel s.Waiwo1cn. of Vassar
College. iii home for I. few days with
iii/“man parents linen .
Mrs. C. W. Lawns of illolohlrdwv
b I ll in“ with M
Cliff.”
Is employod in the ale "
-1eturned from their trip South and. 00
Mill Will .
of Maple ayepue, “
Isted; Associate Grand Motroa Mrs.
, Wed tesdcy with Mrs. Wluiam floor.
I
{in a candidate. who resides outer:
own.
John if Godiiiot has sold his steam
launch to parties In Sandy Hook. lilo
new one. recently purchased. to c1:-
booted to arrive on Saturday of this
task.
Electrician William linger and as
Atalanta were at work yesterday, to
fixing the signal boxes. putting in
ground wires and rebuilding the ram
on the local line of the trolley com-
9
“My Frhnk Osborn. of W. E. Osborn
fa Sun. has turned one of the nlndowa
of the store Into a pen. and three
small rabbits are making
headquarters. ,J
The Creep li‘arms Singing class. as.
poll, will give a concert in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church on Thursday
evening of pent week
Mr and Mrs. loh‘n 3‘. Morris have
cupying their home oniCompo
be able this summer to look from their
yer ndo dyer Collar point; and see the ,
coll l‘ers’ monument and guns. soon to
be in pin as always. the
hi on courts a; Fable had
all he could do with two funerals In
two neighboring towns Norwaik and
Weston. Sunday Mrs Taylor Adams.
who died Thursday in crhnllury. near
the Norwallt and Westport line, her and
being about seventy. and her burial 11f
ter services at the house. In Norwalk
ccmotcrv The other Isaac Rhodes.
who died Thursday in Weston in his
eight) -ilrst year. and whose burial was
in Colcytuwn ccmcter‘v.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dodges pullers
In State strcct were. the pliicc whole
the W sstport Musical Society met Mon
day evening for their April gathering.
The society's committee had prevailed
on Francis de St. Quay. violinst; Misc
F. Here. New York. plunistc: Mrn.
Lillian S. Ncwhirk. of N‘orwalk.
soprano, and Miss Edna Bradley. of
Suugutnck contrnlto. to appear on the
illwogrnmme and the best levels of 111n-
ulc in town 11 ore present.
thclally. on Sunday. which was n
day of rare beauty. everybody wont to
church and chilled a leaf or branch of
palm, some by cust.‘om without mean—
ing. others in honor of the great event
which the New Testament records took
place on that day. giving its familiar
mime. Christ Church services were
held at 8 and ill a. m. and Jut 7: 30 Rev.
Ml. Mackenzie preached. Services
through the week will be: Thursday
ii) a. 111.. Holy Communion; Good rri~
day. 10 a. m. and 2 p. 111.; Saturday. In
a. 111. [11 Memorial Church services will
be. held Thursday at 7:30 p. u1.. In
commemoration of the institution of
the Lord's supper; Good Friday. 11) a.
n1. and 4 p. m., Saturday If p. or.
baptism.
The grand officers of the state paid
Doric Chapter. No. 50, Order Eastern
Star. a fraternal visit last evening. and
witnessed the workings of the Chapter.
The degrees were conferred upon two
candidates, Frank N. Taylor and Ed-
gar H. Perry. after which a bountiful
collation was served in the banquet.
hall adjoining. A large delegation
from Orient Chapter, No. l. of Bridge
port. and Anatia Chapter. No. 2. of
Stratford. were present. The diffcr~o
ent officers of ‘tho grand chapter were
called upon for remarks and responded”
all speaking very highly of the work-
lugs of the local chapter. and of the
high standard it hurl sustained in Its
year and a half of existence. being
classed now among the foremost ones
In the state“ Remarks were also made
by members of the visiting chapters.
The members of the grand chapter
who wore resent were:
run Mrs arriet it. Harwell. of Win
Hattie L. Ewen. of Derby; Grand Bec-
rotary Mrs A. E. l. St bb. of Cho-
shlre: Associate Grand ouductrosc
Mrs. Lizzie C. Sawtellc. of Norfolk:
Grand Marshal Mill. Linno E. Pond. of
New Haven: Grand Ruth Mrs. Ellie
Linus Chopin. of Now Hartford;.Granu
Warder Mm. Lina ii Baldwin of Wei
lingford. PnatGrand Matron Mrs. nuth
E. Huntoon. of Bridgeport.
WESTON.
Miss Ailcolfitch has been ill for a
week. with grip.
Mills Madeline Sturgee Is recovering
from scarletloa
Mrll. Balah Brown is one of the rat-
ostgrip victim‘s.
Rev. B. F. Root has spent a few
J:.;J days In Bridgeport
soMargueh-te Sturges has spent
a few dove in Boston.
A mu ms ra last week to M1. and
Mrs. H. 0 Me
Mrs. F. E. .Walronlon. of Southport.
‘ has vi’si on Mrs. W. ii. Moi-choose.
‘rullt firehouse ll spending
two “whilst wI New York friends. ‘
Clarence Carver has scarietina. as
also have the children of John Noah.
Mrs. Quartile Moms has suffered
frofi a severe attack of neuralgia
a Matinee Whilst Club out on.
M Nellie li'orryi has summed from
, ~ d: iIlhortly as to re-
friend
their» rooms on Saturday evening. for f
the purpose of conferring the degrees
assisted by a qualtotte from Bridge V,
Grand Mob ‘
.for the email cost of 7c.
‘ ' the bargain.
Y LINEN COLLAR, any size, ‘
we etrnestl urge yeti to see these goods.
think brittl- of 1; cm. and realize more fully the hughenesii cit
343159933!" pm think V
You will ‘ I
it their ..
We pay the Above reward for any case of Liver Comphint,
11th When
Costivmwc cannot cure with
iivarih, lilo Illl ill-hie iiilia Lilli Pill
They are purciy‘Vegetablc and never fail to give satisfaction.
25cbox¢scontah1100 Pills, lOchOanhmdoPiflnSC
Dyquzsz. Sick
boxes contain lS-Pilis.I "Beware
Sent “by mail. Stamps taken.
Clinton and Jackson Sta... Chicago. Illinois. Sold br s
GEORGE C. STILLSON. drugzist. south Nomelk. Conn.
‘ ...QLOVER'S THE PLACE...
An Easter essential In a pair
shoes.
huh-vyour‘ new suit, your new cost will
appeal- If you are poorly shoal
know our reputation of being upato
dot?» of handling only substantial foot- ‘
wear, correctly shaped. You know how
readily we show our goods. Come in.
Come in we say.
.‘WEAR SHOES THAT Hr.
urn—~—
of
How unattractive your new
\
oi substitutions and imitations.
'Nev'vits Medical (10.. corner
lJ
i
3
mafia: long It
loan 9 on one 0"letter my taking two
bed scans for the on: “m fun villi
uin: b New until-rile” worthy of
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CANDY
Ill-tom Emma-nor
'Paanlllor
"or
01ml
Bums
lrulon
0 amp-
Irv-nan
ll Iowol
ii In I sure. Info and quick remedy.
'Pd.“ ' .ile
Tunings. one had We
in". the
steady employment.
'1» Chan. C. Ellis. of Lisbon. “1.. had to rc~
. Finally the best doctors in Oakland.
complaints
[ (a lamina" Celia]. no:
south/cit for Sorrow i
De Cash—d see you have taken it
pal-tum De Curb-4'95; lhad to. A
man cant keep a suburban residence
supplied with servants and attend to
business. too.
C. C. C. New sold in bulk.
Iswiruf illcduluwlio Mutual
waving lotto: good."
Honor and shame from no condition
rise;
Act well your part:
I“. &
W 1W
there all the honor
lies.
A «some. nonnm’o noon
Washed down a telegraph line which
pair. “Standing waist deep in icy
water." he writes "gave me a terrible
cold and cough. it grew worse daily.
Nell, Sioux City and Omaha said i had
Consumption and could not live. Then
i ”began using Dr. King' a New Discov-
fl . nndg‘fistholly' cared lg six bf“
on. "‘I ran e or
C.oughl Colgb‘y n’d slight-oat and Lung
troubled by F. ll. Baxter South Nov-
‘;walll John A. Riggs, Norwaik Price
500 and fl 09v ‘
Patton-M-
HI keel“ inc Lao.
'i‘wcivc yum ago J. W. Sullivan. of
' lot Wm
only is. M
l“1“:et Ilil. r “we “are no
suffered nbenscly. Then the best doc-
tors urged amputation. “but" he
writes. "i used one bottle of Electric
Elttcrs and 11,5 belles of Monitor 11 Ar-
nie: Salvo and my is: w“ mail and
wall as ever." For ltruiltlons. lilo
coma. Tott|er. Salt Rheum. to s and
animations-n1
no viva 11 Willie any ”ill *Fl
grim," south New: lit. and John A
1M Plumbing and Mom If“!
1 new. it... c not... mu
You ‘
noise? Tlit‘Aéi iy
Company will'ossum oil In:
‘biiity' at
rates. ‘ I J;
Resident Agent.
8 RAILROAD RANGE
noun-l bellman. J
Wafer Juliane.
Nefor Helium.
I"
33m ii,
If WALT. Manor. ‘KORW’A’LK
f".
Acctou cures Headache.
Accton Cures Neuralgia.
Accton aborts Colds.
Accton cures the Grip.
Accion prevents Pneumonia.
Accton is Safe.
Accton is Sure.
color.
Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
I will.
JUNIUIS BROWN,
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
‘ Store.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
W
our New nouns?
Arc now. in stock. A larger variety
than ever before. Prices, as usual. I
very low. Having engaged a another
of FIRST CLASS PAPER Balloons. ’
we are in better position than ever to
do your work. .
W
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
' DECORATING. '
to I'll-Ii Avenue. -‘ Cut Nomlk.
70', CI" 135-2.
“Realm Makcih 1
Lil Full Man”
W
"No. i alwiiyl attelitl. church in the
evenlnc.“
"And why not in the morning?"
“in the morning! Why. I golf In the
mofliutf' “if"
In this case at i
a‘ m‘eigrc‘co‘stl'
Fancy High Lawn Print Butter. 38o ill
18 lbs. Gran. Buyer for 3100 .
H. O. batman. ‘ . 180 ping;
Pillsburyio Oatmeal.
Early Juno Pear. 3 can: for 25¢.
Fancy "Build Pack" radio... to dual:
3 lb. can Bests very fine, tile on
Doinesllc tiardinsll. ' ‘
very reasonable
9a. m. tolZm., and-from
Saturday, 9 11.111. to 12.
day evening from 7
Norwalk. Conn. i
walk.- in the eta , JJ
cluslng up its affairs. All new
. and others, creditors of oil,
tion are therefore hereby
present the notes uld
‘ against the association 10! p
dealings with all. J
in New York some do! “to
St, Store.
CA lTALv '
SUM-“.08 and PROFl
Saarinen Igloo.
J' . VI” pf...
renting a cafe loathe:
E E Gorbam ..
Vault of the Nationil
dlcpkt‘fl
Very an linger Com. 8 cans for 26s m
Open daily, except Settled”
Interest 9.110ch undo
ALDEN BJOLM 918.
JOHN H. Filling Y
El) BEARS
NOTICE.
The First National Bit-iii. of J
tedvstlao
of Connect!
CHARLES. E. FEW
Dated March 6.4901.
Highest cash price paid .
I sis and materials of over:
me a; postal and I w
Prompt attention and,
I lint
eek
Immediate attention
will be given in any custom
cums 111‘ during ABmE .. .
AM
13 Raymond “at. or 11.
"f'
. Fitch.- dob ‘
Magi
Personal propert
tch- deposited in to; ‘ as
. Vaults in New Yo
. do? t Q-‘ICW‘l’W ill
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