j s. u 0 ”8,01 East avenue,
. is visiting in New York.
. Min.- . ,George Sherwood... of cottage
avenue. is visiting in New/York.
" Dr; G. Franklin Brown, of Brooklyn,
wasin East Norwaik. yesterday.
rotor. It frame yiiilt in, _,
William B. Staples is bdilding a fence
around his property on Pine Hill Ridge.
The. regular weekly prayer meeting
will“ be held in the Advent Church, to-
night. -
Miss Jennie Davis, of .13 Betta Place.
has returned from a visit in New Ca-
naan. ‘
Elmer 1o. Nash.’ of Van Zandt ave~
one. has recovered from his recent illvi
ness.
Mrs. L. A. Burdick. of Fort Point
street, has returned from“u visit in
Bridgeport ., ,
The adjourned annual business meet:
ing of the Advent Church. will be held
tonight. at 8:30 o’clock.
Miss Laura Jennie Davis. of Bridge-
port, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
Davis. of 13 Betta Pluto.
Miss Eva L. Bowen. WlIOahllB been ill
of tonsilitis. at her home in St. John
avenue, is greatly”’lmproVed.’
Fred Field will leadthe‘pt‘nyor mesh
ing in the Methodist Church tonight in
the absence of Rev. .1. J. For st.
Earle Rdbex‘tmof ’South
nue. celebrated this fifth anhivetlilai'y of
their birth; yesterday, by entertaining
a few friends. .
Mrs. G. A. Morrellrloi‘ East avenue.
has returned from the Norwalk Hospi-
tal. where she had
an operation per.
“ A number of the“Mtiyflower boys will
attend the ball to be given bfirthe.
American Graphophone Company, of
Bridgeport. next Monday‘bveping.
The Ladies’ Aid Society. ot'the Moth.
odlst Church. hold a virorkinpc session,
yesterday. The supper .tnwbe given
April 24. in conjunction with the Ep-
worth League, was discussed.
The Epworth League held a special
meeting in the Methodist Church. last
night. and talked over plans for an en-
tcrtaiulnent. bazaar and supper to be
given April 24. at which time the Ep-
worth Cook Book will be brought out.
The chairmen of committees appointed
were: Reception. Harry Lowis; enter-
tainment. Mrs. Harry Lewis: finance.
Hubert 'l‘homDSOn:“ decorations. Miss-
(llara Ainsworth. Mrs. Frank Mer—
riam will have charge of the candy
booth; Miss Sadie Randall of the do-
mestic booth: Miss Bessie Geib of the
lemonade booth. and Mrs honih- Fow-
lcr of the ice cream booth. The supper
will be served by the Ladlen' Aid So-
cicty.
R0 WA YTON.
Miss llei'i‘a Schnitzel of‘L‘i-ockott avo-
nuc. is ill of the grip.
Mrs; Theron Lockwood is ill at her
hoinc in Main street.
Miss Amy Ogdcu. of Church street.
was the guest of Norwalk friends. Mon-
dnv. , » .
Mrs. Franklin Lynch and son Albert
ot the Farm road, went to Boston yes-
tord'ay.
Hiram B. Taylor. of the west side.
has rcturnod home from a business trip
to New York city.
Charles Prince? was unable to attend '
his duties at the carriage shop.“'l‘u‘es>
day because of illness.
Mrs. Harry Scofluld and daughter,
Helen. of wool Hobokeh. are visiting
Mrs. J. R. Scolicld. 0t Highland nvonuo.
The continued stormy weather
makes all kind of work in the village
prior. especially for those who work on
the water. -
. Mrs. William Pinkney and son or-
rived in Rowayton. yesterday inflor-
noon. to spend a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. A. liibblc. of Main utroet.
The mother of Mrs. John D. Falter,
Sn. who spends. the summer on the
west side. and who has been seriously
at in Brooklyn. is reported to be worse.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Leach. of
Brooklyn. who have been tho guests oi
the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hick-
sou W. Coll». of Main strcct. returned
home. Sunday night.
The Ladlos' Aid Society. of the Math-
odist Church, moi: yesterday afternoon.
in the chapel and worked on‘ aquilt
which the numbers are making. Fol-
lowing tho meeting a supper was uorv»
od.
0. ll. Hoyt. formerly operator at the
signal tower. nights. stopped off it train
yesterday afternoon long enough to
pass the time of day with Constable!
mortified Mr. Hoyt now has a posi-
tion with an elevated railroad in New?
York city“ ' p i
.Tholook of, happiness which not
latclY’bcon' spread War the smiling
countenance of Constable William C.
' ilnli is due to thovl'aot that‘today he
enters into a lilopartnorehip. The
other contracting party'ia Miss Julia
Minor, an amiable and attracth young
lady. of liownytdn.~8talntord Tele-
gram: '“ ‘ «
The Floater concert'in the Baptist
Clint-ch Sunday night. was given by the
children. The program who ;,carrled
out without animal. the children never
doing better... was little tots took their
parts perfectly and tho recitationr by
several young ladies of the school were
iisté, «to wzth'yreatipiopsure. A misr-
tott‘ comm ed‘”“otf"‘*liirlltl'itta‘ Blntor.
Miss NormarBhol'or.‘ Howard [ovary
and Elbert Marsh tends several he.
tenuous. which were a; the most
pleasing features of the concert. ’i‘wo
guitamlthers accompanied several
autumn. ,.
tumblite'drom“ Derién
Wod‘ll’farr. oi Gregoryfioblévard, has“ ‘
‘ Yonkers. N. v.9
microwaved
. light-tin. M
» .2 ,.9‘i‘i§" 1. “ .
Mrs. Al “under Abba .ot
hot humid
slim-win. 'lopn‘
‘ , outriicior filiiiiard filth
‘ lures all men athwork ’5 d
i neon property at New
., .ilfi‘iifieicotman.
completed the wol
Mia, ml Mrs. .i. WiuPurdy, and chil.
dren. iii ‘\ mink, 7N". I», in: ivud
at Mrs, . M. Valentino"s. Mr . urdy
and children will remain for several
MOM“. . ‘ . . ' ‘ ; 1’
Lewis 0. Batch. of New Haven, has
» x
boldto Theodore iv. out; or Stamford“.
Norqton Hill.
give . ‘ "
Miss Helen Partly, daughter of Mrs.
J. W. Purdy. 0t Wvominfi, N. J.. and
granddaughter of him. ‘ .
tins, of. Dorian. is developing. tmuolii‘
musical talent. and is now taking lea.
sons at the New York Contorkntb‘ry of
Music. ‘
The many trieifii
Jr.. formerly of
ho pleased to hear of llillwl‘ecentlllfllf‘.
ridge to“; ‘ Miss cumin auomfmtoia
Westbury; L. I. Alto! a“ short toy with
the groom's parents. the couple will be-
gin housekeeping at, Sea Oiiffrdr. l.‘
Mrs. H. C. Mend Foes and family.
who have been spending the winter or
New York. will return to Darien for the
summer ucnson tomorrow. after
attending the“ wedding of’ Mrs. Foss‘s
niece. Mrs. Josephine Hyde. ot Groom
with, which took place yesterday. They
will occupy the beautiful Benedict
plaoeqholtoy avenue; .3" . x) a
{like} band!“ of nationsg Apriltlili‘n d
with proliilssis to lie the” eventiofd‘e
season. The several nations, will be
represented by the billowing ladies
and gentlemen. in costumer? p
Mrs. A. E Blbbins. Mrs. R.
Mrs. R. A M“ , 1? wind ':
‘1; Myth .l
W M: .. '1‘ «Warehouse. Mrs. it...”
1‘ _i., “to. do. you gins an” 1 ti “flu
No your. Giii‘ifliill' Stevefiris":““%%lhéi§iid.
Miss Georgie Dnskam. Miss Adelaide
Walkins. M iinailnrd. A. S. Blbbins:
'flcrmany. ifs. Charles Weber. Nellie
,Gooileve‘, Miss. Conn. Charles Weber;
i‘itieland. Min]; Lucretia Cullen. Miss
bellie Lesson. Mrs. W. R. Mackey:
“England. Mrs. H. " S. Brown. Mrs.
George Stevens. Miss Stella Austin.
lilies Edith Brett, Miss Eleanor Stev-
ens, Theodore Morehouso: China and
Japan. Miss illclen Morohousc. Miss
Helen Scofleld. Miss Addie “Whitney.
The entertainment committee is: Kev.
H. S. Brown. Stanley Whitney. Miss
Agnes Reid and Dr. G. H. Noxon.
Editor of Sentient: The article by
Taxpayer in your last issli'b should he
considered by Dorian property owners.
who are obliged to pay (dr‘damago of
tllis’ltlnd and often after a“ lengthy law.
unit (when is Dnricn without a law-
auit?) The casc of Misses Scllcck and
Muckcy for example of recent. date.
cost the town nearly one thousand doi»
tars tor'di‘ifend and damages. when
about two hundred dollars in tho be
ginning would have not the muttvr
right, not to mention thc expense the
tow; chopped through long suffering or
many 0‘21“ peoplo’."i‘ ’l‘hc Mansfield
avonne‘nliill‘from thgffl’own Hall up has
had the‘ originalgigi‘ado“ of tlic tom.
clinhged withingabout a your and a
half. “and instead of taking down? on»
top of the hill to ease thc grade. all
the rises and valleys were built up.
which placed the layout of the row
of cottakes lldtifi’fiollpliclldlld Soligwick
avenues so much below the street that
a vcbiclc stopping in front of these
residences must stand on an inclined
plane. The peoplcof the southern sec-
tion of‘thc town havclnothiugio coni-
iainpof. as it iii/obvious" that there
no Widow and tlie'l‘idll r‘nan art“- trout-
ed with the sonic consideration. At
Daricn proper in where "Betsy Prlg
gets in her line‘work: ‘ ‘
The consideration is not
s. of JohnlB. .Fickctt.
..
was. Mr
OBSERVER.“
Joseph F. Trlucca. formorly of Siam?
ford. who was arrested a few days ago
in {vow Rochelle. {on the charge [of
bigamy. was ari‘aign‘dd Tuesday night
before Justice Home. at ltyc Neck. tor
a -preliminary.hoarlng. in lilo littin
court “room not Mi-h’. 'l‘i'iacca' Not 1 and
Mrs. Trincca No. it. Thu former was
there to aid the “prosecution, while the
latter. Miss Wilson. whom 'i‘rlaocr‘r
married last July. was on hand volun
tarily to aid him. if possible. The chi .
witness Was Justice Fowler. of.(‘.roton“
Fails... who ”identified 'l‘riacca and ‘Miss
Wilson novthé plii'tiou‘ hc Married at
noon on July i last. and in this ho. was
positivc. Mrs. llirl. who conducts a.
hoarding house at Uliapuuua. whet-o
'l‘riacca'en aged board for himself and
his new-w to. a tow Weeks ago. was
also on hand and idcntiiicd the pair.
Other evidence was introduced. all of
which was damaging to the defendant.
and he was held for the next grand
jury of Westchoetor County in the sum
of “.500. Before giving this Judgment
Juetlnc.,nllains asked 'l‘riaceu it behind
anything to say,-'or it he Wished to’iasit‘,
the witnesses any questions. noose
plied 'that'ho did. and began question?
ingduetice Fowler. bio naked Foliloi"
it” ho was not mistaken when he said
he married him last summer. to which
the Justice replied that: he “warrant.
Triacca cloned the questioning by the
remark: "Well. you must bo'mlatalt-
on. and 1 Will show you that you are
when my case comes up." it was him-
ed that Triacca was to spring a divorce
decree at the hearing. but this did not
materialize. Wife No. 2 was not upon-
tloued. Shc volunteered the informa-
tion. however. that she had'a good time
at his expense; but did not refer to" a
marriage. She gave her mime as
Plains immediately after the hearing
and locked up: 'l‘ho g’rdnd jury will not
meet until May. when. without doubt.
from the evidence on hand. a true bill
for bigamy will be found outlast the
accused. ‘ ,
‘ ’ in
9 hdldza
‘ t alfllenton Work. ‘
:_ 2A~12resularpv ooiiununication‘ at Temple
throq lots on tho Sackhtb tract. near,
M.“ mien:
o‘roton Hillside; will at
Laura Jane Wilson. and paid he bfl‘.
longed in Dal-ion and iiirtvioht lthroof
years old- 'l‘rinooa virus taken to White
Willing Workers of the‘Metho-
Episcopai‘llh rcii met yesterday
iii) itb‘M
t’ ' .‘i L ‘ .
‘ 1y Rbbkvlll ormorly of this
yesterday. calling .0“ old
chili-cu citrus A‘ssnnlptidn win
“bazaar and lair on lbdday and
eveningsfiof next week, April
2 V. ,. «l .‘v. . ,i. . «
leviathan at “ the ,Gip‘en ‘ Farina? Odin
vocational Church wt give a pools»
this evening.
it St. Agrica"'iluilil. of Christ Church.
held an all day sossmn at the church
allure, yesterday. [and finished up
“LodgellNuo 85! A:
. . , . it A. Mu will ho
held in “sinkhole “ll
tidé‘efiriihuihnli
.ii';
. the Ill. A. degreuworkadm
A concort will be given at the Moths
odist Episcopal Church this evening;
A Glee ’ ‘Gillb from Bridgeport. and
char outjoitgtown talent will conduct
t ’d’progfr'a'm. ’ ' ‘ ‘ '
. Mrs. George Platt and daughters,
Marie and, Juliet of bedding. are to
"remove to Westport. and will occupy
Dart oi! the Mansion horiuo.~owncd by
human Courtney. ~
4, Miss Mattie M. Holmes. oi! Washing.
tonhavehue. who has been spending a
week with friends in Brooklyn, N. \’..
has returned and resumed her school.
which is held in rooms at the real-
dence oi l'lonior 8. Boers on Elm
street.” “ '
At. the annual parish meeting of
Christ. Church." held Monday evening.
the following were elected:
Waivlelisb—(lot‘rrm' at. Adams and
Charles l.. Wilson.
Vestrym mwliloyd ,N.asli._1‘hounm (j.
Bfeiirii‘by‘fl mill ’5‘)“. QShiirwjomli .l.‘~F. Gor-
h'nm. :flharlefiflfibiuifllobx‘ge A. Dar:
low and Willard S‘.‘ Adams.“
Clown—{lemma . A. Darrow.
Tronuttrerwflonry E. Sherwood.
()rganist~Misd Elsie C. Sherwood.
Delegates to diocesan convention-
Thomas G. Stearns and Willard 3. Ad.
' ams.
Alter-tint.os-.l. Fred
Henry E. Sherwood.
At the annual pariah meeting of M.»
moriai Church of the Holy Trinity.
held Monday evening. tho following
were elected:
Wardenstililnm
Henry A. Ogden.
VestrymonaAmbrosc S. ilnrlbutt.
William G. Staples. .loliu ll. Bennett.
William 1.. Taylor. Gould D. .lclllifc.
Frank N. Taylor. Daniel ll. Bradley.
Jr.. Marcus D. Halo. Merritt (limit and
Nathaniel Gnult.
clerk-Merritt Gault.
Treasurer—«Gould D. Jolliftc.
Organist—«liked ll. Hubbell.
A cmumlttec was appointed to see
about putting a water motor in :0
pump the organ. The empty of the on
ganist was increased to $150.
w-"
L YON'S PLJINS.
Mastcr Fred Stcuhol. of Norwalk. is
spending a week with his grandpar-
cuts.
Miss Nettie Mervin. of Norwalk. was
the guest or her sister, Mrs. George
BroWn. last Sunday. ‘ '
Elmer 'l‘readwoll and daughter Slit!-
ly. or lletliel. spout“ Good Friday and
Easter with relatives hero. ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hoyt, are home
again, from a visit. With i". ll). Sillmah
null family in Bridgeport.
lliustorlm’uitt Joderson returned this
week from a visitiwtth his grandfather
ltev.‘ Louie French.,at Noroton.
nuns Whiterv'vll'e ‘nnd child. and
Mr‘s.‘“‘“'Wllliam White and son. all .il‘
NorwiillrdiviaitM John Williams and
family',‘last week. .- ‘
usury Gerhardt. of Norwalk. wail
mn‘rl‘lbd rccm’itly to a young lady from
Ihé‘l‘ipmc place. Their many friends
with them years of prodpoi‘lty and lint)-
pinelss. . ..
Gorhum and
i.. Coley .an'l
v' “i
atoll no le.
Thomas Dnniorth has repainted his
house.
l.. P. Miller spent Good Friday in
New York. ,
There are several cases of diphtheria
reported in town.
Louis Jammor has movcd into the
old Dr. Snelcy place.
llur Mills is. treating his residence
to a new coat of paint.
Frcd lieurns has moved
Georgi- ll. Sturgcu place.
A baby wild was born‘to Mr. and Mrs.
into the
\li'loyd Jennings. last Monday.
' Edward Barrett. of Boston, at Visit-
ing his mothornt ()aborntown. - ,
chcrul dogs wore poisoned on tho
westisidn of'thc; town: lust nthr nyi t;
A' utimbc‘r‘of young pool c at ended
a dance at Ridgetleld. 'l‘ueaday night.
Rev. Robert Beach is attending tho
Methodist Iiiplscopni Conference this
week.
A load of young people attended
iio’yt'a Theatre last Friday night. at
South Nor-walk.
Frank Nelson left for New Haven.
Tuesday. to join the Kickapoo Medi-
cinc Colnpany.
Mr. Scarlets. ciurit for. Bryant «it
licence. of Norwnlk_._vialted friends in
town last‘tlatiifllay.’“ 1: '
Frank Williamo ill substituting for
Garry Dykoman at the politicians. until
he recovers from thesoal‘let fever. .. ..
The Southern New England Talo-
phone Company has finished stringing
wires on the new line through town.
W
THREE MORE RURAL DELIVERY
ROUTES.
The Post Office Department author.
lacs the establishment ounces new
delivery routes in Falriioid county, as
follow: (305mb. one route. two car-
riere; length of rottte.r24 miles; area
covered. thirteen square miles: impala»
tion served. all; Mianuo to he made a
station or (lost Cob. Dorian. one ear-
rler; \lengt? of route. 39%. [anemones
covered. 1 ,snuaro~,miiosrmuintion
servedji'ili'i North Wilton to be made a
.wlllbe started April 15. .
postal statiouol Wilton. 'l‘ho‘no routes
»
y.
Bill 13. Mead. Stats ’
at now of Brooklyn. N. Y.. was
bio and supper in ...o”ehu“i‘cli:ptiiloi‘rl; i
. ‘ The titty-third
New York. bloat Methodist
Contero’n‘ "a. opedemterdh
sou ‘Piaoe Methodist lipiaoopa limo
Brooklyn." The attendance . . p
in the mascot htlmisiiionmijmenvbn
trial. which really: means permission
to study tor the ministry, there-is iiir
cation for udmiasionnnoreéthan ye or
six will be admitted. The conference.
is congested, some say. hopelesslyrimd
young men who: (lustre to prdeohdbo
gospel “would be more uncontrolled i,
they would make applicationgin the
West. where small areihadly. needed.-
llama are of the opinion; that none
should he: admitted borer” , .
inatloalaat evonin; others examinations
to be held? Friday was William art).
Beach. or Brldsawt. nests . t pastor
of First Methodist Episcopal .’ church.
New Haven, and trim has rumination
unanimous call from Grace Methodist
Episcopalian-mob. of the Want End.
Bridgeport.
The applicants aro divided into four
classes representing tour years Wit
study. Mr. Beach is in the first year
class. Other tionnccticut men in the
some class are ll. Frank Ruli."l’b. 1)..
Trinity Church, New Haven; W. F.
Sheldon. of Pleasant Valley. ‘
Second year-F. H. 1.. Hammond
Wallingtqrd.
'l‘hlrd year, full membership~llnr-
«lotto R. Brown. Middleileld: H.- 8.
Scarborough. Bloomfield. .
Hartford. William H.
Straitord; Oscar W. Johnson. New
Haven; Lewis M. Lounsbury. Trinity
Church. Bridgeport; Walter F. Prince.“
New Haven: William B. Pruner.
Rocky Hill. a member of the Connec-
ticut Legislature: Henry D. 'l‘riukhuus.
\Vatcrvlllc. formerly of Bridgeport:
William D. Tuckcy. Trinity Church.
Meridian. ,.
Dr. Joseph Pullman. former pastor
oi “the“ First Methodist Enlicbllal
Church. of this city. one of the four
presiding elders of the conference.
promises to be aronspicuous figure in
tho conference.
The programme for the sessions in
clinic. a conference prayer taunting
each morning at ii. led by Rcv. Dr. B.
M. Adams. of lletliel. Court; a confer-
coco session at it a. m and in the after.
nouns and cveninga he anniversaries
of the different societies will be held.
Already tho gossip has begun to fly;
it is known that Bishop Fitzgerald and
his cabinet are going to have a serious
tilnc in adjusting the appointments.
and thcro will be a shakeun that will
bu astonishing. The abrogation of the
time limit has not yet linlpod matters
any and it is not likely to for several
years. Churches have pretty genomi-
ly been after the promising young men
with a view to permanency in the mew
torutc. leaving men in middle life and
in their prime uuprovided for. or. at
least. not invited back. it is thought
by own who have Methodist ecclesiasv
tical politics down to a system. that
there will be more moving. or changes
in pastorates. for several years ‘to
come than there has ever been.
Sonic of the gossip is of an interest-
ing character. it is said that Rev. Dr.
id. A. Blake. of Hartford. is willing to
take a transfer out of the conference.
tic may be sent to Portland. Ore. one
of thc Methodist pastors there having
been invited to lndianapolis to suc-
ceed Rev. Dr. C. C. Lasby. who is
wanted at Mormon. This to consider-
ed an equivalent exchange. and will
glvc hr. Lashy thc chance he desires
to ru~oninr this» conference. From
Morideu Rev, Dr. J. Wesley Johnston
retires. having notified his oilicials
that he would not return for the
tburth your. 4
‘ Dr. Johnattin, so far as can be learn-
ed. is not placed; but‘a‘ rhinor‘déolares
that be will he made presiding older
0'! tho New Haven District. succeeding
Rev. Dr. John E. Adonis. Whoilit is
said, has received a call to Roseviiln.
N. .l.. although it is said his acceptance
or declination has been withheld. be
leaving the matter entirely in tho
h‘auds’ol' the bishop. ‘ ‘v , ;
l'l‘hs name of Rev. Fairbanksn B.
Stockdnlc. of thocFleet Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. has been men-
tioned in concoction with churchesnt
Norwalk. ‘
Those famous little pills. DeWitt's‘
Little Early Risers, wlii’i‘oniovo 'a'lliiii-
puritles from your system, cleanse
your bowels. make them regular,
George t“. Stillson.
“Yes. that's my Willi dowfn ill ”I?
collar choppinglklhdiiuks." ”i“
The blood is constantly being puri-
ilod by the lungs. liver and kidneys.
Keep these organs in a healthy condi-
tion and the bowels regular and you-
wiil have no need of a blood" purifier.
For this purpose there Is nothing equal
to Chamberlain'ofiltonie h andfiulmt
Tablets. oneness or u. . will limited
more good than at‘dollar bottle of the
be t ' blood purifier. Price. 25 cents.
Simpler: free at George S. Btlllsonfo
South Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Nor
walk. . _ .
Teacher-«Oi! course. you understand
the difference between liking Mid. low
iugf‘flPtipiidiYQili‘miu: l line’inir total
or and mother. but i love appiepio.
Sprin ” inbuilt ore obpoeiaily (longer!
one. on unless eured‘rat‘onoo.‘ ‘ no
results fiélotte‘“ " hillto
. . Vi .....0ne .
Cough (hire “note it a Music. it in not
SW ......
slum: '
Among those who underwent exam» " a
Fourth year-«il‘rank E. Bowman'
F; Fleming. ‘
a common mixture but tuieyhilli nodal}!
, remedy. mom? .0. , * ‘
teeny nerveswin shortgscccassu
” ”lulleuvbnl‘tii'bb kiln! m i" Séhjiloiintiii’d
M’ , . am“ ...d
not r? ‘lauuiel'iihlmna pug-milbhail‘lu
narrower situation.
sari? v a? '2" 1* ‘i. .‘i‘i‘iit’li‘i‘mz.
’ mu sailfish phi-3W cap and? Waugh“: .
work;nowmficel‘lllknndlze‘w “Niki our Retrovir-
torinwh ,naue, ru' t a? .. in:
l blood. mid fir 'ihe nerves} good toumemople
inll‘oug‘. and it done it. it hoe cured people thml
know. of-trooi much outlet-log. 1 wiiluoo‘cii'for
‘gyoucllcnovnmrfl . p y .. . _
. .. “ . E. J. llama!) Ptiilmnsler.
. . « _ .. S‘wanzcy. "
lull the time; could not canals: . or attend":
..>.
w. .. "A“
.‘M .
HigGEYWNO ?.
pi such. a thing!
,
.earauau CAHNOT as. DURED
cannot reach the beat of the disease.i
{sooner and in orderto' cure it you most
human taken internally.'and' acts di-
""" the blood and mucous sur-
tion.‘- It is composed at the host topics
.knoWn..oomhined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
audience.
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in caring Ca.
tnrrh. Send for testimonials lres.
F. .i. UliENBlY it, (30., Props..
Toledo. U.
Sold by druggiats. price The.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
"What's become of the ‘new wom-
an' We heard so much about a few
years no?" .
"0h. she's prohpbly kept busy mak-
ing baby clothes for her grandchlb
ron‘now."
, .
Skill troubles. cuts. burns. «colds
and choline quickly heal-why the use of
llaWitt‘a Witch Hazel Salvo. it is imi-
tated. Bo sure you get DeWitt's.
George C. Stilison.
"You may recall me. sir. as the man
year ago."
"I may be a little bit tardy. but i
have come to offer you my congratula-
tions.‘ ‘ '
You will waste time if you try to
cure indigestion orydyspepsia by story:
log yourself. 1‘.th only makes it
worse when you do eatvhenrtlly. You"
always need plenty of good. pod prop»
eriy digested. .Kodol Dyspe aln‘duro
is the result of years of scientific. re:
search for something that» would di-
gest not only some elements of icon
but every kind. And-it is the one rem
edy that will do it. 6. C. Btillson. -
Rivera (about to introduce his
strongest augunmntl-r-«You may say.
what you pioneer!“
Bmoksw'l‘hunks. old follow!
let‘s talk of
bore me“ ,
'f‘hon
something- else. You
out new: ms; Leo.
> 'l'wehvo'yomcamcdr War-Milton: or
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg with
a thirty“ wire. ' inflammation and blood
poisoning setfiin. For ,twihyears he
'ggffetptlintttnii‘elyw'llh nitli . . 2t doc-
: 1‘8 . .l ‘i‘ .. , w...‘ to
used oti'o bottle of Electric
,
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“”9“: “m“ that “”99“?” ' Bitten; and 1% boxes of Bucklcn's Ar-
”Shou got an idea rhea a second nice. Salvo it"! my leg was sound and
Mrs. Nation. and Phi encouraging her well as Wbiiifijr. For may ions;““‘liin4 _
to learn the use of the hatohgp if My.” r. “It “fight 3% mm
We???“ "ii ‘ all»; «as 1111’ “via termini
we near BLOOD Width
no rivet on earth. 'rryuthom. F. ii.
Baxter, South Norwalk. and John .A.
llvgguarantee satin-
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d‘ilheglbl‘é her out
dyspe sin. Used to
Mon a height .. .
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till I took Brannon Balm. and one 60
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yplanatloicw—Miss Demuirv- 3
antenna for: horseback riding. ;, ‘
, Then, why on earth .
iloesn't‘iihe give“ on? Miss Demuir—n ‘
Nil She rides too gracefully to think ‘
gwlth Loom. APPLICATIONS.‘8.§"H\GY . '
osmosis obioouurcansuiuuonaios : ‘
Stakelmernai remedies. Hall‘s Gator-rt: ‘
Wt“? 0; .
juices. ' [oil‘s Catarrh (lure is not a .
5:an medicine. ltwas prescribed by 3
one or theorist physicians in this coun- ‘
"try’i’or years, and ion regular prescrip- -
The perfect combination ot '
who cloned with you daughter about a = "
"Well. sir. what can i do for you?"
their? 1
WE. Franklin applicant“ Meeting ?'
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:iu nobetter or More (practleai way
than“ :be investing, for“ theit‘protec
tioiiunifthc' hopes .. filldl'lfiiiileiifii e
t or Connecticut“
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United Bank Building. , _.
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§ Jumps Brown,
South Main Street.
.. Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
Blow.
,Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now in stock. A larger variety
than over before. Prices. as usual.
very low. Having engaged a number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
we are in better position than ever to
do your work.
.....
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
10 First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Tel. Gall 135-2.
Reading .l‘iakelh
a Full Man"
18 lbs. Grin; Sonar for
u. o. oatmeal.-
l'lllshury's Oatmeal.
daily June Peas.
very Lest oligar- Corn. ,3 cans for 250.
13c. pkg.
iJc pkg.
3 iii. can Beets, Very line.
Domestic Sardines.
. it,” «when: had been on- ;
one to this trust T
In this case at p
a meagre cost. 1
Fancy High Lawn Print Butter. 23o lb. _ .
srgoo '
3 cans for 25c. ‘
Fancy “Solid Pack" Tolnatoes. So can. .
we can. kit" ,,
, “‘13..“
oil can. ‘ .
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it.
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6 goods: “
Pilot“: ond‘Vni’hiahfls." I} '.
we ate héatiqiinrtersi
an}. who, l”i?“~ l .
Open daily. except Ea
Saturday, 9 a. in. to 1-2 mound it?
day evening from 7 to 8. '
interest allowed ‘on‘kdéi‘loliti
ALDEN SOLMANS. -
JOHN H. annals. Vice- ‘
GEO. F. BEARSE. Second
also have a cheaper iii
cherub
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no WASHIMTON’ I
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to 12 m., and from 1 to 3.
closing
week
The First National mum -
Norwaik, Conn. located at.‘
walk. in the state 0! Connor:
and others, creditors of will 1‘ .
tion are therefore hereby till
his and materials of every,
me a postal and i will .
Prompt attention a
dealings with all. I am
in New York some day.
Immediate attentionjoii
will be given to onybnoihofl
come in during niy obtain
13 Ra most. or 11
senior? , ’_
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. Norwalk 6 p. m.‘
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