.‘vacancy made by ,
Mi 11.1.1.1 V1111
ty about 11 .
of a hedgoj
1311111131318. 131331an at 11‘” I Oberlin 0.
a n ougrega one are
. Hartford rode his bicycle to $131.1”, 650m“. ,_
11“.""0
. Br
ideonort and return. Sunday“
, M .VVGeorge Athens. of New Haven.
" harry beeh‘ visiting friends in Maple ave-
. flue
The roof of the Catholic Club build-
1 log in West avenue is undergoing re-
pairs.
W
mast Norwulkers ‘who own shifts are
repainting them and putting them into
the water for the summer. ,
u...»
planing 111111 sash, blind and door mill.
Elinor Nash of Van Zandt avenue,
has a badly scolded hand as the re
, suit of catching a failing tea kettle 1'
of water... ;
Dr. Bolrannnu has had his burn off
Gregory Boulevardrepainted. He has i
also had 11 number of fences built on
the property.
Frank Determine .moved
fly from New you to the house at the .»
corner of Cove street and Seaside
place. yesterday ' " I
we Matilda Hefner entertained a
few friends Monday evening in honor
of her birth at 1101 11.511... in Mort I’oInt
street nun Nor walk:
m
William (lohrnran. who is employed
at Ihe Bramble mill and was taken iii
there a few days ago continues ihca‘
pacitatcd at his home in New Rochelle.
Frederick Lovejoy is crlianling the
‘ soil boat which he received in trade
for his other boat from Staten island
parties.
craft.
Ills new boat is a very good i
~_—_
The schooner Lucy A. Luna has or.
rived with ‘n cargo of Long Island
load is now being discharged at Mr.
I“ er'r'is' s dock.
’l‘hc Misses Eva and Lillian Baker.
who have been the guests of their sis-
icr, Mrs. Frank Hall, of Woodward
avenue. returned to their home at
Greenfield Hill, yesterday.
Tire Christian Advent Church in Van
Zunot avenue. Is being given a spring
cleaning. Service will be held in the
church. tomorrow evening. if the work
is completed. as it probably will be.
.l. Wallace Marvin received another
11.11 1.9 load of cool this morning. This
one did not go agrdund ‘in the channel
as did the one that came in Monday.
No damage was done by its going
aground and the load is being discharg-
ed at the dock.
The Mayflower Hook and .Lnddcl'
(‘ .ompany has the back step 119. Jack
Murray will return from Bridgeport to-
day for the summer. and arrangements
are being made for a game with Hope
Hose Company on the second or third
Saturday of this month.
The residents of East Norwalu
viewed something slightly out of the
ordinary. yesterday afternoon. A coach
passed through town loaded down wrtlr
tlu c.1118. old shoes and about every
other article that (Otlld be tied on the
vehicle. The occupants were Mr. and
Mrs. William Francis Osborn. who had
just been married. in Westport. They
took a train at South Norwalk.
The union class meeting held in the
Methodist Church. last night. was a
v'oly enjoyabk occasion The meeting
was well attended. there ,‘Iléing about
’00 people present Repl‘ obentatives
were present from five different
churches of the town. Including the
no iorcd Methodist Church. ‘ The open-
lng address was made by the Rev. W.
W. '1‘. Duncan and there followed the
regular study of the evening. The next
meeting of this description will be held
in the colored Methodist Church in
Norwaik, on Tuesday evening, May 14.
WINNIPIIUK.
howls Huntcusur has moved to (.‘ob-
bin Hill.
James Barry is keeping
rooms over his saloon.
'l‘lro finishing room of the Norwnlk
Mills has “dried up ith l 1111pr
1.1.1.1111 hillllmlll :o I) 'ithe‘ Woolf
New Xilii‘ic with his 11 other-in law.
house in
Michael Ibrtchi’ord is moving from
his Winnipuuk mansion to Norwulk
Mary. Henderson has returned home
after a visit with out of town friendu.
A wealthy man by the name of Vain
ford place.
Mien Leno Hutchinson has gone back
to her behooi
her father a
The strikers have
life well planned til
one to work and
the price
NEW YQItI‘E; Ma w'l‘he New York
Yacht Club has chartered the"!’llgriir‘i
of the Full .Itlver- Mlle. for one all the
at the Home. early Moll r 1
was buried, yesterday, in Bur-id's” Ciro
Church. oflblorotoli. willed ‘
tainrnent, supper and done
Town Hall. Darlen. to
terday. The property was o rt
Brady estate.
office. May 1:
August Johnson. E. B. Paul. M1211.
iiain W. Sinclair.
postmaster.
Clarence Bloom. of South Norwaik. from the upper part of the Henry Tris-
hau} taken a position in the Bramble tram place. In Main street to one of
Theodore W. Austin's cottagesi oir‘ ‘
King's Highway.
will arrive today and get the place In
who will arrive In the course of a few
days to spend the summer.
Samuel C. Silllman. in Dorian. was re
moved. yesterday, to the home of' her “"1 '
his film. bf‘th
Paul Minn. to Darren friends that. he
2.1.1111..- Ballrgl
it 111%: quite 11111;
00111111: w
curects the arrival 110111 Miunus of a
steam launch which he purposes put-
ting into segvicfi iii the Cove pond to
carry 119.01 1 b'
5 03nd 1101‘ it‘esort. further 11p the pond. It
——~————— is a long walk and the
doubtless be appreciated
from 111.111.18.016... he has been spend-
well and says it is the. place for the
working man.
another Dnr'icn 1119.111 who. remained
only 9; short time. ii ~ II it t
building sand for John 11. Ferris. The The. two years.
the Greenwich High Schools played a
game of baseball in Stamford. Mon-
day afternoon.
won by a score of 25 to 9.
Stamford High School team two Dari‘e'n
boys are players.
pitcher and Albert Ferguson is right
. bound for New York
from New .lforit. has, 19111111111111! Micki»
ii'lfl‘.
Peter 11...... the a
cowetcry;
illlam Morohouset, as _
The young ladies
hierroww din t»
The land on which
blacksmith shop stands, who...
Advertised letters at the Buried
A .11., Darlen, Con. ..
James E. Bull (l
Clarence Crofoot moved you 6
Edward D 'l‘rowbridges servants
cadiness for occupancy by the owners
Mrs. C A Willson. who has been
II .11 the residence of Mr. and one.
part: to
M1513. and Mrs. Wade. at
.1; V” .
Gardner Stevens writes from 1'
flies“ the? country very well. lie is our
loyedirne a su 'y‘eyor .by the Northern
. Mr. Stevens says that
,, hone now. so ,
in to
“not" Ming 6: Little Coney Island
ween Iiller‘ a bridge
launch will
Wilbur Reed has ' returned borne
111; two years. He likes the state very
Mr. Reed started with
The Stamford Ilig round
The Stamford. boys
On the
Florent Cnntr ell ,ls
fielder.
Waiter Hutton of the firm of Hut-
ton £1 Howe. the cracker bakers. or
New York. will occupy the Show place
at Noroton Heights this summer. as
has been his custom for several years
Tire new coal company at Noroton
is preparing to open for business. The
firm has received a barge load of coal
and is new building runs and other up
purte‘h‘ances. .-
The grounds about Mr. Brewer‘s new
house in Noroton avenue.’ are being
greatly improved. New walks are be
ing laid. trees and shrubbery are being
set out and the land is being graded
A bicycle several feet high. bearing
the advertisement of 11 popular brand
of cigar. was one‘ of the attractions in
Darlen, yesterday The rider took the
machine aboard a train at Darren.
.Main street. Stamford. near the cor-
ner of Greyrock Place. was the scene
of a lively runaway Monday evening.
about 6 o'clock. Benjamin Clark was
driving a horse and carriage belonging
to Joseph “Missing. a Stamford livety-
man, when the horse became fright-
ened by a passing sprinkling cart and
before Mr. Clark could get the horse
with a delivery wagon owned by Wil-
liam Dugdalc. tho Noroton grocer. Dug~
d‘ale'e Wagon was overturned, one of
the wheels broken. and in some man-
ner the horse' 11 foot become entangled
In the front wheol. so that it was no
treasury to cut out several spokes in or-
der to release the animal. Ncit or of
the drivers Were hurt. Wasning's ores
and carriage escaped without injury.
COLLEGIANS STRENGTH TEST.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. May l-—Thc
have been finished.
your’ fl.
thousand kilograms Dr. Surgeons test.
for uri' Is known
In the United fitutca.
illiurccord to 111409.klloe.i
"beam or CAROLINE MURRAY.
Caroline Murray. .li.
(‘hnries M
1111.. » 11 V
01111:};th a midi “cation of otbe
”Kev
pner
Macadam-'11
her husband bulletin“
(Iberian. Greer
Murray. surv‘iv v
be held mm the bullet rum at 2.
D. m.
Ahtflflauruu
try: i Ii‘di lions.
ham: and .1an
club's bios or 11an11
Amoriba‘ 11 11.
cranes for the l
08 .
clinch;
0on site. and the commencement ex-
, Jacob 13 Raymond. Harry Young.
mum
the ydeathn of his son, Gurney. who was
.Two Bound for the Philippines Left at
(since May i—~'lihe steamszhip zealou-
dig arrived here on A1) rll
silty dive Porto Ricau Immigran s on
can
i?
--ippines~ou the. 22d. She left behind
1 tine here.
undermcontrol. the carriage collided.
competitive strength tests for places
,on the University's strong men' a fifty.
The records show
a great improvement over those of last
I‘orty four man made over a
as against twen yelx 111131 it year. So
aIll; now holds
the Intercollegiate record for strcnmrlr
He has raised
131 kilos
blow of the rate
d M 13311 home, 2!.
WWO years you
an. 111.1111. money Iliad Willi‘ .
, in an hour of one month tram the flnie ‘ 5 ‘ 11
ch! 3'1 lie funeral l’wglij
FATENT MEDICINE MAKER DEAD.
' 1
ranked and lie ‘
inculshed themselves by so.
11131110111 harbor Monday
a
bi: ‘ 'Vgllve‘ them‘warning
cold It thei tenant; to '
, 10111111 damage don
nit to a number’o‘f people from Raw-
i .» be graduating class of, the
orwalk High school at Music
' south Norwaik. Menday night.
..(ll,1arlos Morris, Winfield Grant
b‘ard Lockwood, are in Bridge
y to testify in the law suit
.’ lumen. against the Tram-
yvcorn y. to recover damages for
verai years also by being“ run
a TramWny (1E;
own-IRS HAVE" suALtPox.
Honolulu. . .
HONOLULU, April 24.‘ viii. San Fran
lyrit sev-
board. During the trip sl'x" Infants
1.11.1 five were buried at sea The
11) 'Itioan‘s were placed; on island
a and sent to various planta-
" ansport Kilnatrlck. which
10. her from $1111 Francisep with
annex on board sailed for the Phil
thittwfliree soldiers suffering with
measles and two afflicted with small
pox. all of, them being new in quaran-
It was charged that while
her‘e chamber of officers of the K11
patrick violated the quarantine regu-
lations by coming ashore at night I11 a
launch. The vessel left before loves.
Ligation of the charge. , .
The house of‘represontntivcs have
passed thevcounty gorernmont act, and
the: invite provide for an income tax.
The latter assesses twoxper cent. on
all above $1.000 of the Income of every
person or corporation. ~ .
m
INDIANS ENCROACH IN OREGON.
SALEM. May 1~Govornor Greer has
received a petition signed by 502 citi
zone of Wallowa county and addressed
to secretary of the Interiori‘fii‘tcheoch
washingten. 1). (‘.. urging the depart-
ment to take steps to prevent the en
cronchment of Indians upon the setti-
ore of that county. i‘he settlers or
Waliowa county have, it is claimed.
long suffered from the deprcdations or
the Indians. who come. from their res-
ervntlone in Idaho. Washington and
Oregon into that county to graze their
horses. which the citizens clnirn are
afflicted with contagious diseases Ac-
cording to parties recently from that
section It is feared that if the interior
Department through its agents door.
not soon afford the relief asked for. a
conflict In occur between the run-
rauding ind ans and settlers.
WABASH RAILROAD RATES.
KANSAS CITY. May l—~—'l‘he Wabash
Railroad announces that beginning to-
day it will apply the diil'crcntial rates.
namedin the Kansas City r'atesheet
by all standard lines as well as differ
ential lilies to Buffalo and points east
of that city. The competitive lines
this year demanded that the Wabash
should advance its rates from Kansas
City to standard instead of differential
fares on all trains that make the run
to New“ York in less time than trains
on the standard lilies. The wnbnsh re-
fused either to lengthen its running
time or advance its rules. it announc-
es :1 rate ‘of $24. 50 to Buffalo. 890.011 to
New York; and $8005 to lioaton
SUGAR AND RUM GONE.
New Pier at San‘duan Destroyed by
‘ Fire.
SAN JUAN. I’. It” May i~’l‘ho new
$150,000 pier hore caught. fire yester.
day afternoon. and was totally destroy
ed in half an hour. A large quantity
of sugar and rum was lost in the fire
The value and quantity of the hood.
destroyed in not. known. The hrocon
tlnucrr to rage and threatens to spread
to the stores of the cusmm houso'
hives may havoxbeen loot. but this 1.1
not yet ascertained. The lire started
fifteen minutes after the steamship
l’once called for New York.
DibORDEHE AT ALGIERB.
AerllllRS. May l.--Whon M. Mm:
Rosie. the nnti-Eiurnlte mayor of AI
glow, and his brother returned from
the chemists, where they had had the
woundv received yesterday in n battlt
in a restaurant: with the, editor of La
friends. driie‘shd‘ reente‘rfii the cafe
and renewed 111.1 discrete , wrecking
tiri- piano Then inlay pi‘ddiioded to the
luayornity, shouting no they wont. Al
if when. first right order who 1‘11
homes“ The lull or‘fileil have taken
e‘vei‘o measures to prevent a ropoti
tion of the disorders. .
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PRESIDENTIAL.- TOUR.
'li‘oheduie Time.
9‘ ’t‘onn. M11 iw’l‘he 11......
111111 is
identini special train pil led out of the
1 lab error at nub dole time at 1:30
, 1 lot-rook u were
scheduled toot - renown. Mina.
After a sinner a few 11111111101111 at the
- hitter piece. the s 111111 will. so on to
0161'
iluvan’che 1111 People and 101111) of his ‘
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bold
everywhere
If your deem do“ not '1...” then.
write to the «amt agency of
I crewman 11. co A
in Case of Fire
a house" covered With M F Roofing
Tin is safe from the dangers of
flying sparks‘and brands. Shingles
invite conflagration; slate and tile
add the danger of crushing weight
when the walls weaken‘ MF tin
affords complete protection and a
light-weight'covcring to the house
-—-and it lasts much: longer than
any other form of roFofing.
M
B fl Jfi
is made by thew old-style 1.1.1.11
f.‘ l 1‘
Tfinfi‘
process; has the heaviest and rich—
est coating of pure tin and new
lo. 111 by means of clarified Lagos
mm, palm 011 MP roofing hrrslasted
so were on many houses ... will
keep your house sound 51) y cars.
This I1trndTTn'kmiar‘tfimPdeon"I
ery- Pete tn- nc a your
'reol'cr‘ for “FT—1‘11"
Milt-{W H0 OWNENEVEII About.
commie Building. Pliitlwm.
for illuntrnted book on more
ond roofing
Allflclfl III PLATE
L00!“ VINY.
‘Igtt‘qry Pull.
1/) 0111”}...
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‘ High Lawn Print Butter,
‘ 111 t
satin aribbou around the neck of»
‘ «logged. ficroasoyed. boredom
0‘
ttol) es 1.11011111111111th
one actors set, ‘
‘. 01.01.136.00 .0)
fififltawwanai .:. 5
1.7-
i
OUR NEW 00005.
Are now In stock. A larger variety
than ever 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.
DECORATING.
.—_—.—
GW‘flI
10 Firali“ Avenue.
Tel. Call 135 -2.
“Think nought of trifles,
Though they small appear.
Small sends the mountains.
3 cans sliver Brand Milk.
01111111111111, 61b. pug.
' fnl 1' doing new on his leg; but
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
" e011
East Notwilit.
home... make the 1...»... .i i“.i:‘iit.3i.ii‘l:‘l.. 1...
and trifles——Iuli pocket books.
21c per lb.
26c.
If babiesr‘Jred an ’11 or ,
show It by acting indignan at
pufeilts. ’ I“:
Will
library blur convent < _
can to or» unlolb‘y Goo C. ,
South Nbrwalk; mourned woédi
Qne- fifth of the Inhabitants ,o » 1
don are overcrowded .1 their 11pr
done in the eyes of the '
m? ‘5 112:: ,
r'r srwso Hrs LEG. ,
P. A Dnnfouth‘. of Lad-range. .
homered for six months with
that ucklen’s Arni‘ca Salve
on rho It In five days:
Wounds, Piles, It's the Host.
the world.0ureisuarcntbod.1m
2611. Sold by F. H. Baxter. South
Walk; John'A RiggshN‘orwafk. ‘-
W'
Already nearly 110.000.1100 “1300“.
invested in electric undertakings
the Argentine Republic.
.«555555—5dor—5—dn-5d
SHUDDERS A? H" P' ‘l‘
"I mung! novt‘rgwfith harm "’., ‘
Carrier acne can. .
“my three years of stiffen .,
ney trouble I was hard 1
tram dull achee or acutefggn
back. To stoop or lift .
made me groan. i felt tired
about ready to give: ”11..
to use Electric Bitters. but
completely cured me .and
like a new man " '1an .
to regulate Stomach, Liver, K
and Bowels. Perfect-51103010“
anteed by FH.‘ Baxtcr.60 .
walk; John A. Riggs, Nahum,
~———-—-1——-———-— .
A secret society. it Is understood, it;
being formed In some of the big. of at
to light the trusts. .
You are much more liable to distance
when your liver and bowels do not oil
proper Iv Derttls Little Earl
ore remove the cause of illness/e.
Stillson.
One man who does things Is“
a hundred who talk about things
are going to do.
FOUGHT FOR HIS use
'My father and sister both 0 d (1
Consumption." writes J. '1‘. ’W
wax of Wyandotte. Mich, “an
sored from the same fri htf‘ 1f
ly by Dr King's New D
attack of Pneumonia left
cough and very severe iii
which an excellent doctor ,,
help. but a ‘few niouthe’
wonderful medicine made
as ever. and I gained much I ,
infallible for coughs! Colds
Throat and Lung trouble. Trl
tics free Guaranteed bottles 00¢“ ,
$1.00 at F. Baxter’ a, $01101 NW
walk; John nH Riggs, Norwal
When two girls meet with all“
the kiss microbes give 9». a
formauce.
The least In quantity
quality describes DeW‘ttIo
, Risers. the famous pl Is
tion. and liver complaints.
Cheek isn't such a bad one
girl. if it want for her cho
couidn' t blush .-
VW
Miss Florence sermon.
been a great sufferer; .n'o
rheumatism. hvé Cih an)
Bailh‘ Is the only remedy
her relief. Miss Nevimlin‘
cheated resident of tge vilioe
1.11.1 malt es 1
have
C. Stills‘on. South Norwalk,
Weed. Norwai is
'I‘Iio‘r‘e‘ are, filament: of at
when even the musician cannot
pose himself ‘
. . ' r r, 17 ‘ ' remove the lmnuitleir dolly '
fl 0 Self Ruining F0“ c pkg discomfort ”0111131 111?: fame
H. 0. Oatmeal. . 130 pkg. their emwy ‘
shun Crackers, oc‘Ib. bribe (ti 1
(““39" 800931 , 50m; 1 When a woman tells you ll
"nominee Coffee. 251: can. you. don't look around for“ th
‘1611. Dodge first.
and. 01! n“
oné'brln‘a t
coughing. It It Is not ban II I‘ll.
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