Prime Rib Road
l2 and Ida ll?-
at tho
Bernard Collins is ill at his home in
Osborne avenue.
Harry Taylor of Cave street. is via-
iting in Long Island
MlSll Jennie David, 0! Butte Place. is
visiting in Now Cannon.
E. J. Morgt'm. of Cove street. has re
turned from u visit in lvorton.
Mrs. Northrup. of Osborne avenue. is
building an addition to her house.
Mrs. J. H. Rundle. of You Znndt are»
non. has purchased a new bioyole.
Jnmes l.’Hommotlleu’s oi as will
moot in the Methodist Churn tonight.
Mr. Beers and family have moved
front Osborn avenue to East avenue.
Lester Roberts. of Osborne avenue.
loll one tiny recently. and bttrt his eye.
Charles A. Hawkins. of Manic urn.
nuc. is building an addition to his
housc.
_ The East Nor-walk Lumber Company
has it our of lumber at the freight
l'nrd.
Miss lilac Merritt of Ritetsidt- am.
one returned today from a visit to
Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edw‘hrd Rooney . of Van
Zandt avenue. are the proud parents
of it baby girl.
William Ross and tnmlly hnvc mov-
cd from El lictts Place to No. 5 in
the some street.
A new verandah is being built on.
W. H. Earle'a residence and other at
tot‘ntions nro being made.
Thornton Cnnileld llilR accepted :1
position with IEdward F. Smith, the
linhncketno Hotel cigar donlor.
li‘rnnk Spunldlng. of Newark. N ...l
in visiting his parents. Mr and Mrn
Dwight Stumbling. of Betti: place.
The mission exercised given by the '
Advent Sunday school Enstor. will
probably be tcpento‘d next week Pli-
tiny.
Chris Michel. of Second nvepno. has
occupied a position as agent and col-
lot-tor for tho Hartford Lilo insurance
Computty. . ,
Mrs. llnlwri S. Mitchell. oi.) Bolts
Pinon. and Mrs. Harry Bonodlct. oi
South ()shornc avenue.
the do)" in llridgoport.
(l. C. Howard Dunno! St. John or?»
into. is: nttcnding the annual conven-
tion or the iinitcd Order of thc Golden
Cross, lll Altsonin. todny.
.‘llss )lntnic nnti Kittic iwnucdy. oi
Nnnizntucit. roturncd homo yostortiu}
from n \‘lélll with Mr. and Mrs. James
llclvin. of 2? Core stroct.
R0 WA YTON.
'1 ho stvnmcl hutc C. Storms
.tonc to Groonptiri. L 1,. to work.
llirnm ll. Tailorsof tho West Side.
lcit for Now York. this‘i‘nornlng. where
he will Slit‘llil amoral days.
Etlwntd (‘uplttnnn nnd John T lloyi.
oi i‘oiumbin College“ wont Easter at
their homes in this piano.
'l‘hc young son of Mr. Lindon. of Con
toutincnt Island. has entirely recover
mi from his rocmlt illness.
’I‘hc sloop ivy Point. owned by Cup
tutu lsano i-‘nyno. lotttor City inland.
thin morning. lQl-lilt‘tl with oysters.
Tho (‘rnw plot in Raymond cemetery
prcsonts u very“ pretty appen’ranro. The
wound is literally covered with bounti-
ful early spring Ilowcrs in full bloom.
lioth t‘otnclcrios worn woli I‘l‘llli‘ln
iwrctl with Easter ilowors by tho.“
who hutu lovoti onus lying :Isleop
lllt‘l‘t‘.
't‘hnmus Cullen and family have mov-
(‘tl from (‘t-ocltctt avenue to .llcxnnd'or
Raymond‘s house in River street. the
wosi sidc.
Tllt‘ llt‘\' ii. It). Wing will attend
lilo cunt‘orcttco to be held lotllormw in
tho llnitsmti Pinon. Brooklyn. llictho
dist Episcopal Church.
'i‘hivws \‘lF-ltlli’l tho sailboats along
the shown. Inst. night. and smile nbout
till thc)‘ muld find in the boom. tirudgr
Iintts, tit‘tuigos. utt‘.
'l‘ilc stclttncr Lnttrol.
Copiniu \\'ilitnm Young. sturiod for
Gn-rctttmrt. totlny. witorc sho has con
sldomhio work to do
.(‘hnrics 'l‘ ilowndos. Since ho tins
boon spondinu tho tvtntor in Brooklyn
hits boon iii of st‘nrlot rowr. Ho is
now outiruiy rocovoontl.
'l‘llo ntcantnr Molly otnrthd from bur
tlmk \ostcrdnt morning. but bad to he
brought back Mention of on pool idont in
which she him out hér boiler tuhcs.
Mint, idnry Sunni it. who hurt been not
iottsly ill of pttoumonin. is now able to
ho uhout tho houso. but it will bc somo
limo hol‘orc sllc Will Do nhlo to go out
oi doors.
Mm. \l‘llllnni A Stumps oi tho Wont
Sido. nrrlvod homo yostorduy after
noon imtn Non York. “horn she has
boon to n notional for tmttnlont to her
ovm
Tho. lump in from oi tho sumnttor rott-
idouoo‘ of R. Livingston Melton in
until moot. ls Milli: out: “IL promu-
tory to bolus plumd into condition for
tho homo“.
Mrs. Sunlttol Hull loll tor Provi-
duncu. maternity nttornoon to join our
husband; who but onetime! nit-playroom
in than. with Sim mo swimmniod by
their son. Rondo“.
Mrs. donut/o Shomr and Mm J. ii
stator wont to amount. thinly. To-
5 mutton them will mount the Methodist
orttnoo hold in tho lluusotn Ilium
utilnt Emotional (thumb.
Tito munitions at tho winning sta-
tion Intro not two harmony hnntpoml
or thin hoary nun. Tho mutton Its not
own floodlit! Du III I Morin
tho mun wow 3mm to work in it {not
oi wntor ‘
(mutual was bullion mutuality for mu
totindtttlori hug-iii
hilt thooitilioiinoill
lot I}.
are spomling
has
in churgo oi
harm
1‘5...th
titer h, me long; the all
“ H l min
. Néw York yoatordny. looking over ht.
o Parrot awn promo .
, it our
oil atho onettlfl'
gloom; Churob. ,
(3.1. I.) l
tiest and most ideal spots 10 ll sum.
‘ chorléu Imitation with
summer residence in M
Ilowd‘doii with his Itttnl
shortly from tho cit . T
being put in i‘ol'all for. the season.
trout. Mr.
bkmtmnnnonorotu l
Bnmuol Wood has ‘bOOD‘Jll 0f chills
and fever.
tram coilego to spend tho Easter Your»
ton. -
Tltoodoto .itmtin has purchased ll
Austin.
Carlton White has arrived home to
Noroton from college to spend the Eas-
ter mention.
era. William Damon and tumiiy
will soon more from Dnrlon to Green-
point Brooklyn
Frank Wood 0! Noroton. has secur-
ed a position in llrown & Wobh's gro
oer?! storc, Stamford.
. George Williamson is expecting the
arrival home from Yale of his son
Charlton to spend a few (hiya.
J. H. Ohm-lander has completed the
building of n shod adjoining the rent
of his launch works in Railroad ave-
Duo.
Two largo ltllillo of furniture ponsod
through Dalton and Newton. yester-
day. onrontc from Stunitord to Nor
walk.
John P. Altman will begin his duties
as currier on tho turnl free tlellyory
route. starting front the Burton pout
oilice. Monday.
The llutlen Contor school will *9
open, Monday. after the Easter vocals
tion.. Tho nnnunl promotions will take
pincc in June.
Bertha and [’9an Van Sony huvo rc-
turttcd to their home in South Norwuik
from n visit with Mr. and Min. lion»
lord Shlith, oi Darivn.
Gordon an. n formcr it’slilt'lll
came down from Bridgeport. lust night.
and accompnnied thc Knowlton Filo
iillil Drum hand in Stamford.
Benjumin St. John of Darn-n and
Mrs Morrison Wont to Now York. Sun
(In). and altemiod the opening of tho
new Spoond Ghrisilnn Science Church
Mia's Mont Bit-chard of Main street
Button. is ill at hot home of chills and
lover. Tho llirt‘hnrti Sistor.5 will soon
start on another trip it Miss llctn tilt-5
chard will huvo retmomted
\Ils. Emlly Sharron is \ett soriouai)
I" at her homo in Dorian Sltt 5n!-
Ittod a shock of pntniysis and has
llt>\'t‘l' fully recovol‘mi, Tilrs. Shorron
is ovor oighty years of ago.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum llnntl.
fittoon strong. wont to Stamford. lu5t
night. and uttondrd the hull of ill»
Oriental Pinto and Drum llllllil. 'l‘ht
boys report it royal llllli‘. Thoy :ir
rivcd homo in the small hours thin
morning.
Tlli (photo! of Mrs llcbthl [loch-ii
was nttoudcd from hor into rc: 5idont-o
this afternoon at :3 o‘clock Burini
“as in Spring Grow temolorx Thi-
Rel Louis I-‘tont It. rottor of Si l lilu" s
(‘httltlL .\omton. oflltintt-tl Tho pull
neuron: turn Snmucl Grumman ROD
cri S Purd}. Nathnn llntnhy utltloint
thcw Cullen
The normal meeting oi .5‘t Lott-5
parish was held in tho tllurch last
night. Utilccrs wore clot-toil for tho
following your Thi m u officers are.
Wurdons~l¥illlnm F. Stroct and
trunk Grocn.
'l‘rensuror-AWIIW l-I Sli't't'l.
Clorhi Stun not Grumman.
Vestrymon: Walter H. Bates. John
W “Mod Frank S. Filth. R Frank
‘\t‘9(‘l l. M. French G. H 'l‘illm. Snnlv
uel Grumman. l-Idvrnrd l-‘ “+th and
James A Jenkins.
A two-story and nttir tranw dwoil
ing in ’03: Rhino. town oi Dalton 0m:
od by l-‘rnnit Foulds and (unwind in
Mr and Mrs. .‘x't‘lson Smith took tirv
from n doicctiio line. it t.5' holicuui
into l-‘rlthu evening. and has burned
to the ground The Smiths were
nslccp in tho house at the turn Tho
durum: had made considerable pmgronl:
whcn the tire was discovered Little
“as snvcd from tho bumin: hutidinx
The loss is partially entered in luuur
unoo. and will not exceed #3. out?
Editor ot‘ tin Sentinel i would like
to call the attention at the taxpnytors
of “mum to tho condition that tilt
ntnrvh of impmwmom has. loft Ibo
proporty nt tho corner of Roll uni
Mnnsfiold mention tjunt above tho
Town Haiti. The water that one.»
courscd tloun the bill has turnod to
flow to Mr Tillt 5 intro and instcnd in
lowering; thc otroct on tho, south Sldt“
and carrying the wow: direct to the
lake it was loft in no“ past the dwell—
logo on the north nido and trash new
the ulnar at tho root of tho hill to
much its destination As a rosnlt mos:
oi thc nator turns thc coma and stops
in a dilolt formed in tho lowering of
the gutter and for n hllndM! toot orl
mort- thorn in water and mud t‘or days I
nitor 3 storm which tltnkma tho prop ’
om ulmont inacrcssihlo and in pm
trot-toil storms the water finds in: Wit)
to the dollars. l-Irory taxpayer should
be intoroaiod in cases oi this kind and
ospociuil) those of tho Center district.
who om toned semi‘itnnuallr.
TAhPAI‘IiR.
murmur.
Hurry ll. Smith. oi” Washington. ll.
C. spout Sunday with mlntims in
town.
Miss Ruth Bollard. of Union. in: u
wont of Miss Home Darrow. at Ivor
homo in Stnto sin-oi.
l-mdoriclt Li‘onnoyor is looming the
tmrhor munitions at Minor H. Pony;
than) strum tonsorinl parlors.
The month-rm of tho \l‘ostport Club
noon their annual bull and motion
in hationni Hall loot owning
Mist: Ruth Chonor oi Eliuboth.\ .
J. is «it hum oi Milan mien H Pants.
at Mr homo in Manolo ammo.
turn. other no nonunion Slim
"‘Jnolt‘ Minor. of Dmitri: N. ‘t.. am
intents oi also Kate mum: Comm
stmt
Min W H him who on m
Mills Grotto Stroot has arrived homo '
plnno tor his daughter. Minn 8tell.t l
. dlor it; ill of rheumatism at his home
. ting Main snout
m by John Kohlrr in “this but ding's‘mw 3“ motto that rumor on m
M looildtttod into an: a ;
ll rondltion or whoot higher than no ti
and
data are raising havoc to tho
boxes located iilDllg the line of
Rural Dulivory No in which in in
(tho no of William Walsh. Stunt: urn
Will: Molten into some have the all;
mil" rotten off. and the rest damaged
or loss. It in thought tho par
airman-n are known. told it caught tho
till punishment at tho lnw will bo
meted out to thorn. '
cRIINBURY.
Matador Eat-l Gregory is iii.
A son was born to Mr. and
:harlos Saunders Monday;
Miss Mantle Burkoy. of Norwnlk. vis-
tod her mother Monday.
Miss Ada Tnylot spent
with relatives in Britlgoport.
William '.Rlver of New York. is vis-
itln his dilator. Mrs. George Mills.
llllnm But-key has secured a pool
tion with Manuel 1‘. lintoh _in South
Norwnik.
Mrs. John Burns. of Corona Long
island was a guest over Sunday of
Mints Alhort Willnttz.
Louin Cmsier. the fish and fruit pod
Mrs.
Saturday
on the Chestnut Hill street.
Mina Evelyn Ely entertained a num-
not of her young friends on Suturdnv,
it being her blrthtloy anniversary.
\liss Pearl Tiukl'er gave it part) at
bur home last running to her many
young friends. it being tho eighteenth
annitersury of her birth Singing,
music. turd phonograph selections were
rendered and tho holster»: recon ed
many beautiful and useful presents.
At ll o’clock the merry company all
implied to Washington Lodge Hall.
where a bonnteous supper woo starved
and dancing wns enjoyed until the
enrly hours of the morning. when the
guests dopnrtotl. wishing her many ro-
ttirns of tho dnli
WESTON.
Miss Florence Parry in tho guest of
\‘otwnlk friends.
“in; Ada ll. Burr is spending a wool;
in ilroouhold Hill.
ll. ll. Potty. oi F‘nlrtloid,
frit-nds hero last week.
Minn Marguerito Sturgm llllli roturn-
oi from a fish in Huston.
hii.5.5 Madeline Stumps nntl (‘lnrcnco
Carver urn rooovorinx from nonriotin i.
The itomiolly family. ot Bt‘tlolilyn
tisitotl their“ summer homo hcro lflol
nook
Miss Ethel Salmon. m‘ Lyons Pinto.
hits visitoti her aunt. Mrs l-‘runk Gor-
ham, .
\ll.5 I’lilllk Morohousi- rottttn5 this
will itont n two weeks Us“ in Stu
\mlt
.‘llss Helollll Hill. All Residing. huh
noon the ltuost of Miss t‘nrric Morr-
hou5o.
Ml55 Shirlo)
has \‘lSIlL‘il hor
ll. 'l'rondwoii.
Airs. 'l‘hrmn Brown ha5 mmrorci
(mm it thrw nt-bks' illness With grip
Mrs. Sarah Brown in (lino a victim of
the tiillllr'" complaint.
Miss .lullu Port). at Valley Forg‘
who has new sprawling a hook with
the: \linsos \tlnnl5. has roturnod homo
Nortield Grunge hats suflored a great
loss in tho death of its tt-onsttrcr
Charles Knapp. whoso funeral mi.-
hold trout his Into homo in Hill’lltull
.5ttoet. on Suturdm lain! Mt. Knapp
had long boon to most valued and (trail
in tucmlmr of thin organimuon not
his death is tho first to Occur among
its members during the tire» yours of
its (lxistonco.
\‘Isliwl
Trondn‘oll. of Britt-l.
grundmolnet‘. Mrs hi
NEW CARRIE.
Jili55 Annie Clone has been wondmfi
seteml days, oith triendst in Bridge-
port
Blown children wow baptized at tho
sorvlco in St. Mark's. yesterday after
noon.
Miss Bella Sponh. of Brooklyn.
visiting with Mr and him Luxnru.
Purl; ntroot
Charles (lriehol. Jr.. is now omployod
with Woliol &. Groutivrnid. learning the
plutnhing tndc
Charles liollwood moron from Nov
l8
wait. Saturday inln lit-s Dormant
house. Rli‘hmoml Hill.
Mist: Mao Kirk. oi“ Non'ailt. has
boon the guest oi friends and minaret,
in town for sew-rill duo's.
Miss Mai‘mr Watdwoll. oi Konrad;
in the guns: or her aunt. Mm. Charles
\VItlIlOth Bust nwnnc
Milan Kiln \‘ovanna. of the State Von
tnnl rrhmi. 3:5 spending hor Enter 13-
cation with not parents in Main Wt.
C. G. tlnrtnm l5 omployod as solo»
than for Starr. the motor-timer. of
\orwolh and is now on tho road. dis~
man oi lain Mn. 5
ilrigxs. of Brooklyn. has mm- !
eds than it Imkwood nwidentwt
Smith ate-nut.- tor tin" W503 Mr
Brim ounplwl it inst summer
M Monroe Sr is enjoyingblm
soil in his mum moments. shooting
sparrow. nhoun his promising with a
now mounting Winchester title.
William Bates. oi Hartford hair; up-
itlletd tor ll liomsr in the Gwen build»
The limoe a lion
was refusal-d Inv Iltl? Conny Commis-
nioners.
C C. Wood oi Ambition who maid
mi in this (0‘11 room mo. and is troll .
known by many oi the older people. 25?
how on n tisit willing awaits ho is in
mounted in on administrator of the to»
into n! Amount) Wand. arbor» props-r-
m. Consisting of a house. bio. will be
min at auction. April iii.
mm stimulant-o As LARGE as
swan.
Pli‘l‘Ni-AM. Apollo-«52% ohm i5
notion-lilo in the on of mill: only
mourn from this motion to the Boston
martini today. no no moot- notw-
day tho hill: train on the Kama t
Woreoow inflation «mm flit: upm-
in: mm mm than “is um Mom
thin «with limo. while on the High
land flirtation only «Hldtd lilo out!
mount mm mt tho tat-um on that
lino titanium“ do at am mil-Hot
anondimu wool: with autumn. Mr.
and Mn. Mimi}. Mimi“
l
the Army and Navy Society. in
oil "it“
rttl from in
run at noon ob
Il't'ottlti
been noted at this time in that past to
:rottrmwith tho exception of Ill» The
general tttorugu llB Inverted for tho.
wholo belt if 95:: a. figure which to,
pronoun: it practicum normal. you
wit the greater part oi wl‘
Whont art-n: At the liti’te at you
turlst mudo the ohsortnnco thorn ho
boon no mind of warm glowing ‘ .
or audit: out to induce spring growth.
dnmonstrntinil ubrolutni’y the extent to ‘1
which tho hospiuu fly is present. ’l‘ho
roturntt tltoretor must be qualified mm
the statement that the diaoount “shown
from it perfect condition may not: on.
tiroly represent tho notunl damaga‘
from this cause. With the exception
oi tt tow countrioa in Kontuoky Tent
human and Ohio. no winter killing is .1
reported. Slut-o Match 1. thorn has
boon an abundance oi molntnro In all i‘
sections.
WATER‘ CONTINUES TO Rt“.
the Connecticut rlwr still continues to ‘
rise at the rate of about an inch an
hour. and at noon today it measured .
twenty iivo foot nine inches above the
low water mark. Business along tit
water front is entirely suspended al
the cool and lunibor yards being under ‘
water. Connldernblr anxiety in felt by '
the omcio-is at the Hartford (his Comé _.
pnny's works. which -.nvo been invadv ..
ed by water and should it ride tor an»
other twenty-tour hours as it has tho
punt twenty/dour. work will hare to
stop at least tor a while. The pumpn
at this works art» now working under
ten feet of water. The water in only
two feet from the floor of the temper
nry bridge between bore and East,
Hartford.
n...
FLOOD SUIOI‘DING lN SPRING-
FIELD.
SPRINGFIELD. Mann. April b—Tbo
flood is hegining to rocedo in this city.
tllt- Connecticut river having Inllnn
throe inches since last night. and the
worst is now believed to be over. The
only damage here has been caused by
the flooding of collars in bulldingts
close to tho river. and the money loss
is light. At Holyoltc the water has
fallen several inches.
MR5. WHITEHEAD INNOCENT.
NEW YORK. April 9-»Tho jury in
the divorce case of Lydell Whitehead
against his \‘i'lli’. Elizabeth Whitehead.
which has been on trial bolero Jus-
tito Bunch in tho Supromo Court of the
past work. today returned a verdict in
favor of Mrs. Wliitohond. Tho jury
derided that Mrs. Whitehmd had not
hot-u guilty of misconduct. or: alleged
in the complaint.
WILL SUE FOR HER HATCHETS.
'l‘thEKA. Kansas. April 9—Mro.
t'ai‘t'lt‘ Nation ways she will suo tht:
my lot sumo of hot hairhom whim
aro now in tho posse-salon of the police
dopnrtmont Tho hutchotn worn taken
from not on the out-anion of her hovel-oi
nnimnvsmnshing trips. She made it
u demand on the chief of police for tho
linicht-tn today. but was refused
AGITATORS ARRESTED.
SUI-'M. Marti. iL—Tlm rot-out arrests
of Mannioninn agitate” hau- led to
anti-gort-rmpnt demonstrations. Moe!-
lngs of protest have been held and ex-
cited crowds have domonstrntod in
front at the police station. One of the
mot: arrested tired several nhots from
his rerolvor before yielding
1’
t
SULTAN 0F WADAI ASKS ASSIST.
ANCE OF THE FRENCH.
'l‘lUPUiJ. Sundn). April 75-Advicot5
iron: lioughnni omit-s that the Sultan
of Wit-int. finding himself holpiests
animal the rolmiiion now in progross.
hos inmkcd tho nmistanov oi tinta
l‘rcmh. which has boon promised him.
“I had piles so had i mull“ got on
root nor {and n cure until I tried in:
With; Witch Hazel Salvo. Attor- us.
ing it once. i forgot i ever had any-
thing like Piles." E, C. Boise. flamers
Point. N. Y. lmll out {or imitations.
B»? out»: you ask for DeWitt's. G. C.
Stillson. a
At a hombre party for the benefit on
New
York. two players at at the tablets.
(lot of tho- pr‘tms wall thnrc Malian:-
.lllttouo with long pedigreed Another
was a grand piano.
Slain (tannins cuts. hornet. snaldo
and chum: quickly but by the use oi
Georgi: C. Stillmn.
Judrowl have been informed that
ion apprehended a man nailing green
goods and then liiwmtod him.
Dm‘l‘t‘if"'\‘l‘is. your honor; it
Patrick's duo
ONLY CURE FOR DVDPEPSIA.
Mm. Franklin Bush. of N" m
were fit.
aDo]... sash: “I sullefed for mm '1“ .5th lover. “you man- tool: into mi"
dyspepsia. Us“ to ”"3 M db heart and not- your image grown:
irons and bolrhiug. i tried everything mam;-
i could hear of but nothing helped me
on i took Brazilian Bnlm. ind m 50
cent bottloo‘urodme com plainly" '
Porsche bykll. Plaistedlndl’. H.‘
Ruler.
Ttlmieywl harem mu Munro '
Human No: hos Slaying nil «none to
read up on “How to hot in Stroll So»
cloty "
SAVED A com LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 8. Hubbard at Mll-
himn row m He quickly mm
tooloepmndmfllfightlnlhem‘
Ina. ENNEWILH.PIIWMF
Ell-nu.
Ji. Hotpoint Homo in taking in time
mot below going other the Wine trust.
whiten he will ”our button the mill;
and pm Mr W a m.
KWWQmWUW
con nummam.
mumnmnmmamm
«mum omit-Mo.
respondents or. the American Miriam! '
. 6
~ .' Triumphs.
“ L [mountain air.
HARTFORD. April 9-The writer in . '
‘tl'lrth.
for:- tho girl‘ 8 eyes on
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the soot of the dlmso.
Gator-rt: in n blood or constitutional tn-
sonse. and in order to cure it you must
lulu: lrtotnai remedies.
Care is taken internally.
tacos.
quack medicine.
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for learn. and is a romtlnr proscrip-
lion.
known. combined with tho host blood
Dilflllttfb. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces.
such wondoriul results in curing Ca-
ior'rn. Send for testimonials trots.
Hall's Family Pills are tho best
To do a thing for the last time's sad.
Oi tho golden past.
And men who asked in tho courting
in married lilo. witniworn hearts fool
terribly annoying: but Bucklon's Arni-
ca Salve will cure the worst case at:
piles on earth.
Emotion: it's the best suite in tin-
world
tinted Sold by P. H. Baxter South
Norton: John A Riggs. Nona";
lug Pronoh I‘m going to take
oror to Paris. you know."
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Dru-“Witt lt'ttrhllmlfialro. ltisiml- ,.
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Hall‘s Catnrrn
and acts di-
octly on the blood and mucous our
Hall‘s Cntarrh Cure in not a
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it is compost-d of the host tonic-ls
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Ito two ingredients is what prodnoos
V. J. CHENEY 5: Co. I’I‘UPS..
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clays.
"Why no shout. love?” In pain.
They now need not that again.
flPhlladelphia Timon.
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT
ll‘ he'd Ind Itching Plies. They‘re
it has cured that”
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l
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Price 259 a box. Cure guaran-
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I‘ OUR WIVEE' AND CHILD?
; (lettcral Life Insurance Company,
~ through their General Agent.
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in:
3 Plumbing ind Slum Hut
Ilot Watt mum
Hill Alt- mum.
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“Births has a perfect. mania for con. '
donning r-verything. Did you hear how
he proposed?"
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it troubled by a weak (ligation. iota;
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Jacob RI. Dilation. pt public auotlon. .m
‘ Saturday. April it'll. at 4 o'clock p. m..
tart; the utilities of how-
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to close up in
‘ . ‘ JACOD M. LAVTON.
"A menial) TRUST.
We. can prove true to this trust
in no better or more practical way
than by investing for their protec-
tion in the honest, guaranteed lilo
insurance. sold by the Connecticut
FRED' H FIELD.
United Bani: Building,
South Norwolk
anoint!
IIGHIDNDn :IANDfiit
1t wm 3mm. moon:
"'Wc how no tear of Grip or
(fold with Aceton on hand, ” said
some oi our mail order patrons
during the epidemic last war. It
is mm to break up a (old in one
night and cure La Grippc
Mulbll‘i'iidtlk'l
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resoect.
is worthy of immedtate
inspection.
Our Tel. Call in 43-6
Comotock
Wot-kins
6‘: Dow.
no WASHINTON STRDDT.‘ ‘ I
South Norwalk.
TO sun EVERYBODY” L
WE HAVE THEM COMING B“? will
CAR-LOAD EVERY mw DAYS. 9' ‘
1
tall
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M. TARLOV,
If )Utll‘ tlruggist will not get it.
it can bc sent It} mail. -5C. .. p051-
paid.
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QUICK.
Who‘ll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right ?
i will.
South Main Street.
l'nder fluency and Wheeler's Bicycle
Store,
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
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OUR NEW GOODS
Arc now in stock.
than ever before. Priced. as usual.
very low. Haring engaged a number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
A larger variety
we are in better position than ever to .
do your work.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
tom
to First Avenue. Eu: Hamlin
Tel. Call 13552.
“Reading Maltetit
a Full Man”
in this case at
a meagre cost.
High lawn Print Butter. 23o lb.
$1.00
13c tilts.
1“: pkg.
3 «an» for 23¢.
‘Youcy
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar tor
II 0. Oatmeal
I’ilhainzry s Oatmeal.
Early Juno Pm
Very but lion: Corn 3 cont; Ior 234:.
.chy‘ solid Pack“ Tomato-en. tic an.
100 m.
33 can.
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Domenic fiatdlnfiis.
M W‘hflfl AVENUE.
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE,
South Norwm.
’ scum NORWJLK
SA VINGS BANK.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
Ba.m.t012 m.,andfrom1t08v.lla
Saturday 9 a. m to 12 m.. “dim“
day evening from 7 to 8.
l
interest allowed on deposltl. ”M
ALDEN 501. LAMS, Prest. 1:?
JOHN ii. FERRIB, ViooPrest.
GEO. F. BEARSE, Sec. and Tron.
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NOTICE.
The First National Bank, of noun!
Norwaik. Doom. located at South Nero
walk. in the state of Connecticut, In
closing up its afloirs. All note-holder.
and others. creditors of said Willi!-
tion are therefore hereby notified to .
present the notes and other claims
against tho association for payment.
CHARLES E. FERRIB. Cashier.
Dated March 5, 1901. 1115 to ml
Hustle for Gallo.
highest cash price paid for old not
315 and materials or every kind.
me a postal and I will all. .
Prompt attention mm W1.
dealings with all 1 1mm
in New York some day! W in .
week
immediate attention on In! ram
will be given to any busineuthot
come in during my absence- .- . a
NEW wot; ‘
13 Raymond St, or 11 North all!
St, Store
W.
D. w. RAYMOND. .
wuss/it. DIRECTOR ‘
AND :usALMEJt. ‘
93 Wuhlnxtou st, 8me m
Residence. 9 Creation: '1'
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