Nibmvomento are being made to R.
3.0. Vlovuky's place in First 111 enue
Daniel Craft of Rowaytou, was a.
callel on East No1waik Ir,lenV1l11 today.
The uloop Nina Rowland has arrived
in the harbor from ithode Island nftc1
11 lead of seed oysters
Mrs Charles Aibln who has been
visiting East Norwnlk friends has re
1111111111 to 111111 home in Stamtord.
William Ga1nblc.of- the Randall mill.
leaves thin afternoon £01 a week' a visit
with 1elatives in New York city.
Mrs. "William Jennings has moved .
113110111 East Norwnlk to. Bridgeport,
where her husband is employed.
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A number of games of baseball were
played today. between the small boys.
I11 almost every vacant lot 11 game was
in moments.
George Van Karen has secured the
contract for the extensive improve-
ments to lsaac Seileck's house, in Van V
Zandt avenue.
Russell iii Morgan graduated last"
night from the Philadelphia College 0
Dentistry Mr. Morgan is the son ofJ
J S. Morgan; of Cove Stieet.
'1
The Rev Charles Ti, Coon“. 1911‘, New
York, will preach up usual tomorrow
night at 71' 30' at the Chapel bf St. Ed-
ward the Martyr corner Van Zandt
and Osborn avenues
Elli-‘5 & Company have (1ther the
addition to the storage ice house at the;
west end of Riverside avenue.
place is now more than twice as large
as formerly.
Robert Tate’e team defeated How-
ard Finch's team, in a game of base»
ball. yesterday. by a score 01’122 to is.
It was a good game and very exciting.
.lt is p1ob11bie that a return game will
be played
The first meeting of the Bible ciasc
formed recently was held, last night.
at the parsonage. The meeting was
very interesting and the new class
probably will be one of the regulm in-
stltuions of the church hereafter The
subject under consideration 11151 night.
was the book of Ruth.
The Mayflower baseball team are
playing their first practice game of the
ecaeon. this afternoon. Attempts were
made to get the team of Brown‘s Bus-
iness College to play. but for the rea-
son that the playmu could not be got
ton together they are not playing the
firemen. "
T. ll. Griffin says that the man who
gets his living by hook or by crook
must either be u fisherman or‘ a knave.
The ex B B C. captain of the Canton
D‘s in also responsible for the follow-
ing: When does a man transfél'r his
nature into a member of the four foot
1d and finny tribe combined? When
he gets so hungry that he becomes
Wolliah.
'l‘i111 llcv. Dr. T. Dertt Tulmago
designates the late Henry Beriz, found-
cr of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, as the thir-
tccnth apostle. Berg was long, lean,
clean eiiaven and not unlike the 1110154
tor. who in turn resembled 1.101111 R113-
kin so much. that he was frequently
takbn for the great hearted philoso
phcr in his travels on the other side
of the Atlantic.
The East Avenue Methodis Churhh i
will he g1eutiy effected by the new in-
ouruncc law. by which the price of in-
cents per lamp on every 1111111111111 doi-
lnro worth of property where the light '
in obtained by using gasoline from a
tank. The‘ air ilghtl,’ by which thb'
chuich it lighted, cost $1130 to install.
it nae not been decided what course
the church will follow.
mp.
Uncle George McBride, the painter.
says upon his word and honor there
was more rain last month than in all ,
the three previous yearn combined. but 1
an all George 11 contracts Were for out
door painting. and he hds no use for
his brush and pot inside, some allow-
once must be made for calculntlon'u‘
At any rate there were only three nun
shiny dnye and five other days when
111 of the hole thirty
t
It didn't ruin
duyaV in tile
ticulnr in undressing 1111 he in in dress:
ing the bill bourdu with his three about
punter, the rouldentn at Grillin' a tour
not be 111111 dmotliero’d ,5
with flying 1119,11 ' 111111 1116111111 or the in
chewy highakiokeru and other 111911111111»
of the nrofedaton. which thy, upV in their.
ill”
corners would
faces at
air with
1111111 ‘
ring 0
11111111 to 111111
don’t 1190111 111'
much better 1
their, 111.111.1111
M1111. 8111111115 (3
Lhent. h Ii
'Ti'u' tangential!
P.“ .
—.ui:m
The '
nurance has been raised twenty- -flve
it the bills and scattering
1 crater! hie limit avmflum‘o
of the month of 11th
running up from D
gathers the two F'e frescoe V
sang a little song. played penuc
£001 a little 111111 terminated withn
anqnet at the old 111111111111 at
street. Frank need not
ashamed of being born on All Fool’s
Day, for the greatest than of the ‘cen
tury Prince Birmurck, first saw the
light' on that day
human AND 11111111111112
1110111 New Canaan to bonny avenue.
Dnrlen
from his southern trip in about 1'on
weeks. ,
Chulies Goii' will attend the Pan
American Expos1tion, at Bunnie. prowl.
month.
George S. Bailey. the Du1len livery-
an,l1as purchased another horse in
tamford.
golf links Noroton. will be opened next
Saturday.
Charles Smith cxpccts to go to new
York Monday, to have his eyes httou
with glasses.
Miss Nettie Myeie. who has been vie
iting in Barton, has returned to her
home in Stamford.
Miss Libbie 11.811er has been the
guest recently of Mrs; Catherine
VHo'liiie'g. of, Glenbrook'.
rJoined H. and William id". Wiiim‘ot't,
.hnve gone to Bridgeport to work
on the oyster grounds.
th C. J. Ryder, 111).; of Stamford
Will preach 11111113 Dorian Congregation1
1111 Church tomorrow evening
”Albeit 13011111115011.1111 New Jersey;
was the guest Silndhy of Walter
Bates, of Maple avenue. Darieu.
Mr and MIS. William Langdon have
been the guests recently of Mr. and
Mrs T J. M. 1111.01 New Canaan
The J. B. athei place will be great
ly improved for the occupant. Mrs.
Richuld Bohannan. of New York.
Charles Seeiy, of Noreton. has 111-
rived home from Luke'Wood. N. ...I
where he played in 11 golf tournament
An express automobile. emoute
from Boston to New York. passed
thiough Darien yesterday afternoon.
Clarence Benton. o1 Nor'otb 11'“ While
playing ball. yesterday", had one‘of his
fingers badly split oy being hit mm
the hell.
Postmaster James E. Ballard nus
sufficiently recovered from his serious
illness as to resume his duties at the
poet o‘flice.
'l‘he Da1len Juniors and the Nero-
ton Juniors played a game of baseball
yesterday. The former team won. The
some was 33 to 12.
M13. Alexander Abbott. of Bam-
more who has been the guest of her
sistei, Mrs. C W.l.oi1n11b11ry.of Dar
icn. will 1etu1n home. Thursday.
John Oberlander shipped an eight
con tent launch to Néw Landau, yes-
16511111111111... bout W1|l go 1111:1119 way
trout the 11111111111 10 New “London under
her 111.111 powei“
Jacob V Close has been given three
days “of grace in which time to vacate
the place where he resides. Au inter-
tor-ted party filmed yesteiday that he
would tuttui ly be dispossessed Mon
dh'y.‘ if he did not leave the premmes.
Misa Stella Austin accompanied the
members of the Junior neugue of the
Darien Congregational Church to Stam-
ford. where o’ehristlan Endeavor So
ciety meeting is being held this after-
noon, in the Congregational Church.
A supper. entertainment and dance
was held in the Barton Town Hall,
l‘huisdny night, under the auspices of
the ladies at St Johns Church No:
rotohfl rum was 11 good numbei pre
sent 11111 the weather prevented a very
large attendance 1' 1 .
James Finsky‘. who is' empi'o'y'ed by
Foreman George E. Everett. and 111‘s
b11.ie have arrived in Darlen from xon
ken Y., where they were married
Ia's't 'Sm'lduy 11131111. Mr. and Mrs. Flus-
ky aie occupying apartments in Mr.
Everett‘Va building. in Railroad avenue.
W
WES 1" NORWALK.
Jamou' Wood spent silnduy at the
“Broxwood. "
11101111111 Keyser 1111 accepted a posi
tion with Harry Mather. the contractor.
Tali Misses Maud and Bessie Ander-
son épent Sunday with friends in blast
Norwulk.
Mrs.Ma1y Hamilton and daughter, of
New York. were the guests of MI'S.
Sarah Hamilton. sunday.
. Mr. 1111111111111 Donuhu‘e‘, Who have
been spinning the winter in New York,
have re dined to their Summer reel
deuce here.
Miss Hathaway. of Sound Beach.
who has been spending a few days
~ lid}; 1' plague lg, 13 Keysdt‘...
tuxVV e.
1
of 12% can
work won 151 ,, he employers
11151111101111.1011 110 '11 time ago that they
' :1
Nebraska 001111110
111111.111 replied th fore an.
Waahln
Mr. Ynnce and 1.1111119111111111 111111.111 '
' Stephen 0.1311811 is expected homo P
The summer greens at the Wee Burn '
'that they did not think they would
March?" naked ‘ .
be nice at the 1
B; 'I'ldylor Wad bitten on the
155th oddlyi a few days ago In! a
,, his is the second time
’M Taylor MID been bitten by a canine
in a ;tow weeks.1
11115111111111 have been made
111111: its meeting.
ii‘n‘ve the atltho'ritiou atop the nui-
me one in talk of
,nui'il
(‘1 school 15111 on ertainment,
11111111111115 fund There is still quitea
mounting
Mist Stella Admin. who has been
v'lstln'g for some time 111 New 'York
city, was married to a New York law
yer, Monday night.
housekeeping immediately.
Quito 11 large numbér of Rowayton
people attended the reception of the
graduating class of the South Norwaut
High School, in the a1mory.iaot night
One of the modulates Was M11111 Bessie
Mills. of Highland avenue who passed
her examinations with a very htgn
mark.
Rowayton Baptist Chmch services
as renew-10:45 «.111. regular ser-
vice. Sermon by pastor. third in the
series: of Buudu'y' inol‘nln sermons.
ray Kingdom Com'é; "ev'e'ni 3 £11.30.
praise service. followed by preaching
on the topic Soul Service; Sunday
school at 12.Jl1nlors at 4: Senior 1:
E. at (i: 30. Communion alter morning
service.
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REFUSE TO PAY.
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Westport School board Ask The ac-
lectmen to Purchase Another Lot.
The Westpoit school board being 11n-
able to purchase the lot of Mrs. Mar-
cus Allen situated on the north side
of Bridge street. have selected another
site almost directly opposite. owned by
the heirs of Isaac Allen who died r—c
Gently. Wednesday the school board
met and called the board or selectmen
in and asked them to give their ordei
to the amount of $900 for the lot.
9 that .5
ya congregate in front of Crows ,
while the Rising Star Diviaiou la “
It is threatened
$1“le up at the
the .1
11111111111 or which will do to the 81111 5';
large amount needed to pay for the ,'
'i‘hey will begin 1
fun.
The Fire
and 0th
tion are
3.
Plumbing and sum flout
Hot Water Hunting.
Hot Air Routine. , V
11mm AND RANG'DVD.
BLAH AND TIN and G.
.1Guu' and Steam FIR! ~
Gal Mural. MON 1.0 up ltd.
Run you seen our em; or
RICHMOND RANGE. 1
11.1111. 1'1 muss 6.1.1.11,
1? WA Ll. RTREET. NDR‘WALWV'
NCTI'GE.
1 National Boomer booth
Norwaik, Conn. banned at South Nor
walk in the state of Connectlo t. 11
closing up its choirs. All 11111114116 den
creditors or said uracil.
herefore hereby 11011111111 t‘
present the notes and other clam.
against the association for payment.
CHARLES E. FERRIB. Cashier
Dated March 6. 1901.
111500111]
A unit claim deed would have to be
given an the estate of the late Isaac
Allen has never been probated. The
school board wished the selectmen to
make out the order payable to Orlando
Allen. of South No1 walk 11 non of the
deceased.
They 1efused to do it claiming that
the lot was unsuitable for 11 school
building being situated in a holiuw.
between two high hills. and one that
takes the drainage from the road.
The matter was argued between the
school committee 1111111 the Selectmen
but the latter stood unmoved. refusing
to pay the $900.
Selectmen Wakemnn. in speaking or
the matter said. “When we pay for 11
school site we want a suitable one and
one that will make the town 11 good
0119.111 every way. School houses lo
cated in 11 swamp me not sanitary
Besides who wele the selectmen to
make the order payable to when the.
estate of Mr. Allen had never been p10-
buted. ' Selectmen Smith was of
much the name opinion. Both said
that they would not pay for the site
unless the town 01 dried them to and
vote to buy an unsuitable
piece of
land.
TROUTING vunv noon.
Au streams Show Effect of Last Sum
1. mer's Drought.
Thelong «by season which lasted
nearly a year. and the like of which
the oldest inhabitant cannot recall has
been fatal to the t1out streams oi: ‘onV
neotic‘ut Except at the htate 11,11,111 or“
lea there it not a stream“ or 1111111111111.
preserve in the state that has not out
teretl severely
Many pleate pr”eaenea that might
have escaped lost their trout by the
mink. Whole pools were often 1uv
ished or their last trout in 1i single
night. The Connecticut minke grew
fat. and then skins were much sought
after in the winter. The hunter 1e-
venged the dead trout.
It in difficult to‘ get any eotlmutc of
the loan that the Connecticut trout
streams suffered. The state in grid.
ironed with trout 11111111111111. They begin
to appear half a mile u‘Wuy from the
big cities Most of them. nearly all
in 111111 are ported 111111 1111 were“ well
étockeli There 111 hot‘ the 1d to
the clerk'u in the ator'o‘8 th
nerves,
A.
., York 11111111111111 I111 dnflerodiwith the
rest of the out Thb‘ preserves of
thin club wide
In th, V,h'
n _., -._-mw
’I‘l111 i
ally in
bundic
out the
usually
the MO
No a
in and
fitting.
Open
1 Boys’
Cl
tl1n1 waged between a boy .and
11111 clotheewthe result in gener-
tho boy.
the father's pocketbook.
ered that will successfully resist
the boy's efforts. but we carry
the nearest approach to it we
'l1uvo yet seen.
wear like leather and keep 1111
good looks and shape for a re-
markably long period.
099” Elva-531000 V
52. V50 to {5.5. 00
[III Wool Rune Pam:
Warranlod not {an}: ,5?
111g
“ 11
ongcst war on record is
fever of the boy. He‘s 11
of aggressive activity. is
He soils in toknock
I new suit on sight. lie
uuccecda all too well for
tiier’s piece of mind and
hit has yet been- discov-
Bring your boy
let us tit him to a1 well-
etylish suit that will
School sum
l
50 Cents
Every Evening Until 11
o’clock.
.and acattered it over the stage.
w!
97 Washington street.
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THE COUNT ONLY LAUGHED.
”I still have left." he gully exclaim-
od. "enough of my patrimoniul e15~
tates with which to do a neat song and
dance!"
Saying which, he drew a paper of
Westm‘orciand send from his bosom
"011.Bevln!”taltered the deceived
girl. tukingV hemi.
"Our little girl was unconscious
from strangulation during a sudden
and terrible attack of c'roup. I quick
iy secured a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cllle. giving her three doses
The croun was mastered and our little
eight or the 'b'iil 11011111111113
V "and give him
‘ 11y reviving. ‘1“1'1’11‘4'1
Mrs 011:1th Hubbard. 111111111
, .V,d.;o11...eoai "no
. 1' e " 1111:1111; J§§ll$g
to 'wé 1111 with em p. '
him a few doses. lie moldy dropped
1 ”.1111:
' , 15111 11 . 11
111 {$111 VVVug $3an Van
' th 11' was ethos when your deacrlp~
darling'epeediiy recovered," So writes
A. ll. Spnfiord, Chester. Michigan. C.
C. Stiiiaon.
POINTS FOR ADVERTISERS.
A business can get along without 11d
ventining—«so can - a wagon without
grease but it goes hand.
Ila-1131111113. directories, cliculurs bill-
boards. are well enough. perhaps. in
their way. but the one 11151111111119.111-
waya profitable and best publicity Is
to be had in newspaper 'columns.
ONLY GURE' FOR DYDPVE'PBI‘A'.
Mrd.'il'ra1itlirl Bush. or now undue.
Det, Bays: "I entered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have met die
trees and 11111111111111“. I 1111111 everything
cent bottle cured 11181.00!!! plemly." . 1.
For sale by 11.11. Piulutad and F. H
Baxter -
READY .TOMIET IT. 1
The guest at the expensive hotel had
been overcome bywth 11.111151; the
and wool y
ing on the marble 11001- of the office.
“Stand b11111 " Veincluimed some one.
r I!
“‘Noi!'~ upped the 31111111461111.1111.
18“! VII! the bill.
willing’ to pay for it!"
W
SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.
to sleep. and wge all right In the
1.7." 1
HE HADWODTED.
“That fellow in a bird." said the
locked afth
11111“
11011 might have been instilled."
.,".‘W on was tho: " - '
~' "'1‘ 19 night we erred 111111 feathered
iii to. anoth 11‘ your aged 1,
.WRJ
ardaiptod all" #51"
BR
any a,
' aid to the 111111
1.
Stedumuiupu 51111111 Excelie 51
IN.“ dill: from New rat: we? orda-
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W“ P. CLYDE a CC..’ Gér‘ural Aisha
T320. 6. EGER. GM.
19 Snare Street; NEW YORK C165)
GEORGE F. BEARSE. LOCAL A'GENVT.
South Norwalk. Conn.
1T
than ever before.
do your work.
. I could hearm.1but 111511111113 helped n19 . ..
till i took Bruliiun Balm. and one 50 1
10 "Pint Avenue.
, 11
rl'
HIgh Lawn Print Butter,
Bode Orn‘ , era.
.Gllllltl‘ $11 ' 1111..
Hermitage Coflee,
(10111 1311111.. 51111111111.
01111 new doors
‘Are now In stock. A larger variety
Prices. as usual
1very low Having engaged a number
of FIRST,- CLASS PAPER HANGERS
we are In better position than ever to
PAINTING, Mimi 1111111111111 AND
92016111111111.
511:1 Norwulk.
Tel. can 1311-2.V
"Think nought cf infles.
Though they small éppear.
11111151111 mountains.
Moments make the year’-—-
and trifles-~tullbockct book's;
ll.- 011.1111 ..Biivor Brand Milk
' 1110 5911 15111111111; 11110111.
1.» avoid-«AM .
211.: per lo.
215'“!
Ilcpi‘
do 111.
611 lb.
25o can.
Ili'c.
Creek.A11k.G.C.
j, al outbursts."
' "’, atone for youx evil mildew
other day was amused. to
‘ on the front of a clothing
“l ave been uttering
only, or
do 1‘1 unable' 11111111 tr , V'
After taking one but
pens pain. Cur Tutti '
V"5 in better health than
1116de Nov 111111111111 '
"He says that I inspire hi
"You do?" _.
"That’s what he pays ” 1
“011.1116“. 1' Wouldnlt re
sell too much it i were y
ing to do good in other why
line. "
You are much. more liable
1 when your liver and boweib j 1
properly DeWItt’u Littl
era remove the cause or di
Stiiison.
is the place to buy you
dollars a leg!" This method
lug manners 1'01 sale mm
great Interest for one-legged ,
centipedes. '
W5.
Skin affections will retail
pear by using DoWitt’u
. Salve Look out ton amino 1':
you get DeWitt’s you will
suits it is’ the quick and
for piles. G p Stiiiuon.
A CHOICE.
‘What is it 11111} morning 1'
the new waitress “Ham
isn't it?"
“Not exactly”
house mistress. ”and 1
work this well. You mil
to say to each boarder‘
said the
1111, w. J. Baxter, MN ‘
C.. says he suffered wi
£2611 years.
with no results 1111111181111 11130
Witch 11an Salve and ti:
M11 dear." said Mr. Boiler
wife. I saw in the paper tot:
cision of a Virginia court
may. in some cases. be the It
family."
"John Henry " lepiied, Mrs
”the courts the sometimeir 116
abbot finding out thins .-
The least in qua,
quality describes EDWIN/8 .
Risers the tamouu bills {of
tion,11nd liver complaints.
son.
55.11.311.11 cleavage
"Yea. has '11 hi Vd
visitor ,“What'
Uncle 8i?"
“Well.',' mild Farmer
brief .men't'ol calouiuti
worth altogether am
"Why do you to.
“Well he' 5 $9“ 1111
sheep in him that he
A namuov F911 1111',
AV remedy recomme‘
Mimi‘s,
the 111le had
pneumonia.
', ventmthlu, byte
find; the loose
' . Ailduuuiutu denim
25c and Iillc.
, . A PLAY DN . on
A young lady Nico 111- 511, 1
of. the music al.0119111,
the. purpose oi: porch
pouitlou- by the item
which awe died to.
she 111,111:th unite l , V
still neuronal s?" be ole ‘
mile Willi” repIIedV. "No.-
compoa .
, 11.1111.
an 1111 11 ac
Chamberlain'atfi C 5
or one on my a my cart
really be .
life the p 5
uhore.’ and 1156 been”
lilo Dim ‘ film
1 111 M111
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