"ills ,. W
tor who Mciiaodi s
“ ‘ m“ .4
-; 119 was for he turned about
' _ ed the front wheel with his opt.
‘I Mrs. H. J. Hipson is confined to her
'in Seaside Place. by an attack of
palms St. John, the oil dealer,- is
nflned to his home in Van Zandt ave-
..lue by illness.
m-
Mrs. Alice Brundage of West Hand
in; Ridge, is visiting her children in
East Noxwalk.
The Epworth League meeting will be
held in the East Avenue Methodist
church tonight.
Albert Elwood. of Bridueport. spent
Sunday. With his brother; Milton El-
' wood, of Henry street, this place.
nan-W
Louis Reynolds, cf Flint avenue. has
returned home from opendlnt manholes
. of days with his parents ht New Cd's“;
noun.
Mrs
WW5?
hh‘rederlclt F9rris, of
hue, continues quite ill of muscular
rhedln‘ntism He is still u9abi9 to go,
out of the house. = .,
Dr. Herbert‘ Ayers returned td
Brooklyn, this morning. from spending
‘sundity with his parents. at his home,
in Van Z9ndt avenue. . .;
«M
William Tobey has built a row boat
for his brother, ‘EdWard, who is how
puttin it into shape for work. He is
repaid in: it‘ ibdiiy '
WW
A party of people out sailing had “was
their belt cilps‘lile when on notions
Point, yesterday eThe occupants of the
boat escaped with a ducking
Row. boats and sail boats for sale
seem 'to be scarce around this shore
just. at present. The demand is as
great this creation as ever.
The work of melting a nllmber of im-
movements to issue Selieck's- house. in
Van Zandt avenue has been started
The roof of the house is now being re—
shingled.
A dog owned by Will "in Reed was
struck anti killed by
Cove street, yesterday lifternoon. The
animal ‘wus bu 1y mangled by the car
running over it.
Captain Martin B Super is putting
the finishing touches on ulna-naphthaw
oyster boat, preparatory to filling to
work with her She is now completely
and well equipped.
Thomas Benedict' s sail bout Emma is
being fitted with a new rudder. and is
being given an overhauling. The boat
lies at present on the shore at the.
west end of Riverside avenue.
William Gamble. of the Gamble mill,
started for New York, Saturdhywto win-
lt for a week, He changed his nilild in
regard to spending the week there. and
returned to work on time this morning.
There were quite a large number at
Dorion's Point, yesterday. to enjoy the
line sea air. There were units a litrge'
number there on bicycles besides those
Who took the tlolly. Th 9 day was
an ideal one.
‘ at the time
¥ipfuito
' ion hieny sincere testloi
Head of the Church. Text. Ephesians
other screptures he clearly set forth
I be ill lb'c gone. for a week on business
"been organized with Willie Moore as
been building on the shore near Gail-
claims the rider was on the
The carcass are large black 98
the shore near the Macon. . I
Rivers! in venue in an n l‘
sight of p .
pass through Rlyerslde avenue;
animal’s body has been til
days. but no measures hay
taken to remove it. The on ,
to have floated in with .itlle. ;t e.
The service of communion and lo
least in the Advent Christian Gilli
yesterday morning. was of a vow‘ not
incl nature. and was very all
who were present. After
‘wil‘lui
beard. and several exhortotlons of a
very inspiring character. The sermon
he evenl‘lig by the pastor, Rev. J.
W. Davis. use on the subject The
l.. 22-23! will in roads: And hath not
all things u or his feet and gave him
to be the bend ovcr‘ all things to the
church, which is his 'body, the fullness
of him that .filleth all in all. From
that Christ a'nd He only is the head
to ed a fittingeclom to a only
good things; .
W
11 let the
'l'hrstiay his
drug
More building 3k Main street will be
Delhi“ ‘th laurel;
Huhbutd Lockwood. has the contract
to mowbtiiednvln at the public school
during the summer
iii A. Raymond of Main street. start ,
ed to Hurtford,‘ this morning. owners
The Red Star baseball team has
captain and Louis Raymond manager.
The bodies Aid societyiof the wild!)
tllit.fllllll'ch will inset, 'l‘lllil'siio? after
noon. with Mrs. B. A. Griffin. of Main
Captain Charles T. Lowndes has
launched his large new float. which has
talnw. i. Stevens dock.
HEW Wells & Company's large spile
driver, which has been undergoing an
liverhauling at the haunt the river. is
no ready for business again.
he Rile property, in Main street,
owned by Mrs. Jennie Sheree, will soon
receive a new coat of point Mre.
Sherer‘s residence in Maple avenue,
has also been repainted.
Different people who have plots at
themUliion Cemetery have been coring
tor film the last few days abalone al
ready preparing them for "Memorial
"l“he‘ Cemetery is beginning to
take on a very pretty aspect.
George W Wicks intends to sell his
launch Wave Crest. The launch has
been in washout house on Captain
Wtokn‘s therein“ winter. Mr. Wicks
has another launch which will arrive
from Bridgeport in time for the sea-
son's work. - - .
A certain Rowayton young man is
being unmerclfuliy inked over his unv.
lug been in South Norwalk a low
nights ago and remained there so long
that‘ihe missed the lost our for home.
He treaded his way to Rowayton Via
the railroad track.
Wilbur Lockwood and Edger Ray
moiid ad in lively experience while out
duckl 3 Friday. They started out in a
row heat while the wind was blowing
a good sale. They went out of the her-
her atla good clip, but fauna it much
different when they turned about. it
took them about five hours to return
home. ' ‘
Hiram B. Taylor of Mead Brothers'
store. evidently started in the business
-flm ..‘x ;
John Keogh has had his nhphtba
launch, Sara K.. repainted, preparatory
to putting ill/commission for the sea-
son. The engine was taken out of the
boat for the winter and has not yet
been put into place.
Mrs. Fannie A. Davie. wife of Wil-
liam Davie, died at her home, 47 Sec
ond avenue, yesterday of tuberculosis
and heart failure. og'ed twenty-eight
years. The funeral will he held at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
, Wake up, boys! Some team should
, have the Graphophones here .Deoora'
;_ tion' Day. it is a treat to see them
play. They out o m
‘ into miracle W913!
our to em
this year.
, l
pass over the Wuhin ton
ltlgve Mani giggled
e n) or p n 9*
piece of road in own. I
' mower berths“ were
very a Will uracil '
Oval. mmwmmm
ray. of livid
’ bu dl
rm!
is...
r lie and snap
rug. . .
stick up from
punctures result
from this cause Matron: any other
.‘“’l‘he‘_ ed in the ice business in
spentafiundey at *her piece on {Oil
0,“ ving dolinrlbiilli away With a
. till or molaalieii‘, but after his first
experience in that line gave up the pro
19 at an a poor venture, for~ha has not
tried it since. A few days a o ‘a cue-
or save him a dollar bill lid Milo
in which to put a qunr; of mo
Mr. Taylor put the bill uncon-
colonely in the bottom of the pull and
placed it under the faucet of the mo-
losses barrel When the necessary
amount of molasses had been drained
the genial captain happened to glance
into the Mail and to hintehmi‘n there
was the greenback lying in thc pail
mountain in the sticky ’llh‘ld. ' rte
quickly fished the money out of the
mmolassee. captain Waylonanswera all
questions concernt c matter with
John Broadway: 'tou. start.
arid!) lion.
lino. ‘J. Annoblolcn. of New Work
it NW Wll with iii and a
that on to Christiah Endeavor rally. There Were
‘ two earl-nail loads of the local Endenv
lltiad pa ed the fonracore mark. Mr.
blankets and blanket-making by me
Navajo indians at Wanamakeris store,
New York, is chromium much atten-
tion and was recently illustrate in the
Times. are nephew-s of Mrs. r
Motions. of Darlen
of the sale are to he need in education-
bi work among the ludians. This on .
mil 1
of t 9 true c urch, And a to other til
it h l 8 9 still ihmrept etudollta in ethnology.
nine Navajo bitinltets ever mee
visit in Norwalk.
with his molly here
Congregational Church on Sunday.
from so week’s visit in Ridgo‘lleid.
trinitrinon are spending the week In Hart-
or
ill for several weeks. is still unable to
sit on
days with Mrs. C '1‘ Gregory in Can-
none.
been the guest of Mrs ".l W.
a week’s visit with Miss White
Lyon Plain.
on’ Shhlli'ddLilftcr a weeks visit With
relatives here
have been victims of grip are improv.
Week to attend the Pen- American Ex-
, tltlfl‘ Mill that t
4 University of bottoms
-, public. in ,3?!
9W,
’" and it low-Amie
we ii I '
dflpworih League of the l)
itho tubule
E Hartwflz'ilt. of Glen
iday ih‘Norotoii". Where
in celebrating. their to
In bi thd anniveh
am ii ‘
fictive; Eu and ifew would rhtilevie they
oltouv Walks distances,
handily found wor ing in‘ his
rddu D91- about iiie place ‘
eesre. Hyde, bathe Hyde etc
or expowditl’on obese oxhloit of
The no
. educational interest ohow- '
t work or the Navaios.‘ and
is is the drstilhrge collectio of .gen'
’" sisal.
Mrs. H. A.Coiey has returned from a
cruise Metre“ has spent a few days
Rev. Jolie: Backus preached in the
.l‘ioh‘ert Williams has returned
Mrs. Frank oorhani and Miss Ethel
Mrs. H. J. McConkey. who has been
Mrs. Mabel Fitch has spent a few
Miss Bessie Nairn. of Brooklyn. has
'l‘read
well.
Miss Mary Adams has returned from
of
Harry ‘Turney returned to New York
Selectman James A Smith, Mrs
John Williams and Daniel fit-own. who
““8
lverson Fanton went to Buffalo last
position in the interest of the Corn
necticut ‘Dairylhen.’
Mrs It K. Fitch returned to New
York last week. after spending a Week
with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Morehouse.
who has been very ill. Mrs. More-
house, is now slowly improving. .
The programme at nor-item orange
on Eriday evening, will be in charge or
ilidy assistant steward, Mrs. Chor-
lea gcoueld. and the pianist. Mrs. L. 8.
my
Moses Treudweil, an old resident of
this place, died on Wednesday aged.
seventy- nine years. The funeral was
held from his late home on Saturday
at 2 n m
John W Gullck has been very
ill ‘for the past week. His father.
Frank Gttilck. and his sister, Miles Alice
Gullck. from Bloomfield, N. . nave
been with him for a few days.J
“W-w—n—n-
W11. TON.
Mrs. Charles A. Ambler and Miss
Eiézabeth Raymond are in New York
to by
The Mule hayluond homestead has
been completely renovated and repair-
cd. so that it is now one of the hand-
somest ‘pia es in town. it will be cc
cupled by r. Raymond's grandson.
Charlec‘u . .Apnbier, about June 1.
“Wm
SHIP modem 'CONBGHIDATION.
WNW Iill Ei‘ih‘iay dw‘l‘lic oiliclhl
statelnent or remote in connection with
the ”tederfltltm of the libido \l‘ron
Works of Ban Francisco, the Bath iron
Works of «out, (Maine, the Newport
News Shipbuildln (”My Book Coin;
pony of New ‘ News, and Lewis
Nialon, of Elln‘ubebll rt, was not made
'.today At the office or H. W. Pour a:
Gempany, who are financing the com-
blnation “in: connection with: a groan of
bankers and broke us so did that
was any bitch in the plan of consoiid
hand until certs n‘detai
e .
Ell 0
Yo «Kids, the Arc «Association of
Japan. unspoiled theiaalleiance of the
in arousing
the movement to
out it monument com-
9; be landing of Common
a canto y’ no. A con-
at y been raised
will; be mt led tilt .u i the ability"
The longest war on record is
that waged between a boy and
his clothes—4hr: result is gener
ally in favor of the boy He’s a _
bundle of aggressive activity, is
the boy. He sells in t9 knock
out that new human night. He
usually succeeds all too wen for
the mother's piece of mind and
the father's pockéfb’iiolt’.
No suit has yet heed discov-
cred that will successfully residt
the boy‘s efforts, but we carry.
the nearest approach to it w '
have yet seen. Bring your no;
in and let us fit him to a well-
ilttlng. stylish suit that will
went like leather (1 keep its
good looks and shop for a re
mnrkahls long period
Bond Two-Piece
$2.50 to 35.00
All Wool Kn” Pants
50 Collie .
Warralulod our to rip
Open Every Evening Until 9
O’Glock.
Telephone 133~12.
.4 A. -\ i
l. Dans d in
TAILQRfi. CLOTHIERE,
HATTERS. FURNISHERO.
85 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
when she has company must be a ter-
,i ..
the‘. umwment would be Niven out on 5 w
Wednesday. it waaidenied :that there 2
e‘etitelii" Mice with
"" Genuine some GCGflcmlekl illicit.
, there are few people
Miss Frye-- can’t .abide Cousin
Fanny, she's snap a. you kn
Aunt Hanna «Eminence»
Miss Prye~Yes a girl who will cov-
er up the keyhole of the parlor door
ribiy suspicious pgrson.
IIWI'MI!‘ communion»
Wow-om"
apbegite?"
no; she says the would rather
than for one woman without any "-a-
Chinese Record- Merci? ,
fig people only knew what
at Model I) slit am”
tired in do we
ho“a do but
know
for from a feeiiuit‘
eating.- you: ll ‘
”says: "tendered
‘ world a dark $13.0.
.Slil'e
School Slim - “ 0°
. cation a persistent cough and ii prop-
. Cough Remedy has ptoven wonderfully
‘ tion and extent)
J“ “Madurai-y box- awed
“Does cook complete "t my nails...»
click “to. six men with his appetite» Alli
. love a
f
f..iullnesa;,after ii 1
:- more than one thing
When he remembers the
,rgeta his pocketbook. and
diunklinmiim'
ier.
N :W
Patent (severely-lurch sat up with
young iflmner until s most induct)-
rode hour... last night, Matilda
MMHQGWBM i love him. He is the
light of my life!
Parent (teetliyi—-—l3ut you know my
rule! Hades a light that must be put
out at ll o clock.
‘ MSW ‘
> “But little l was unconsclcug
Minstrel: gulatcn about; a and doth
nudmterrlblc attack of "broil. ili‘illc
ly floured a bottle of 0 a Minute.
cough Cure. gi'vl on her three doses.
The; crash wail mastered and our little
darling speedily recovered. " So writes
C. stillsou
light-bearers, holding forth
word of life to shine in this world's
darkness. Every one can shed at
least a little ll t on some of this
Don't Accept a Witch!
When you ask for Comets be
on g9t the genuine Cascams
y Cathartlci Don’t accept
fraudulent substitutes, imitations or
counterfeltsi Genuine tablets stam-
ed C. C.C. Never sold in bul.
All druggista, lac.
PM
Mr Binds—Johnny. is there any
hot water in the house? l've man-
aged to upset a jar of fruit on the
tableclo‘t t.h
Johnny Billus——No, but there'll be
plenty of it‘when momma comes back
from down- town.
Wo—
lawn: or A couau.
A cough is not a disease. but a symp-
tom Consumption and bronchitis,
which are. the most dangerous and fa-
tel diseases. have for their first indl
criy treated as soon as this cough ap
pears are easily cured Chamberlain's
successful and fielded its wide repaid
'9 sale by its success
in curing the diseases which cause
. coughing. it it is not beneficial it will , .
: not cost youia cent ll‘or note by Gebrgo
. G.- Stllison. south Norwnlk; Edward P.
Weed Norwalk.
WM
Mrs. maintain—kit's liweel they do
‘. berexceptln‘ me will an. He’s been '
j enioyin’ poor health for some toim but
. . this mornln' he complains av feeilur
better
Try the new remedy for costlvenese,
Chamberialn’ e atoniach and Liver Tab
late. lice, 26
CStlllaon.
South Not-walk; Edward P. Weed, Nor
walk.
"Have you been through calculus?"
n trod“.l to college econ w
it it on thrilubh
ht‘ on my way here."
new student; "l'ln from Kansas.
it hit u
re molest“): site ft’lic
discomfort. are famous for
y o tans. novel
Love and business are very different.
A man will never admit his businesii is
.. i. .. it. won in
a u n 9 sum .
can still never slouch i
right in it, for the am
there ”similarly“?
my cd Mr. aeolian. “but he
A. ll. snafford Chester. Michigan. G. V
Christians should be candlesticke. 1‘
the 3
Mrs. «O’HooiihanaAn‘ howa all th ..
j folks after tboin'? , ‘
replied the ,
on
e Wight" no i
remove the impuitiee speedily with no
than ever before.
do your work.
DECORATING.
10 First Avenue.
——-——.~l—-——-
High Lawn PrintButter,
'l cans SliverBrand Milk.
H. O. Selflltnlslng Flour.
H. unethical.
Soda Crackers,
Ginger Snaps.
Hermitage Coffee.
Gold Dual, 5 lb. pkg.
A. i. .
Animus Nicol“
Wilt Mt
our NEW cubes
Are now firetruck. A‘iarxer variety
Prices. an uphill
very low. Having engaged at outdoor
or. rmsrothss PAPER Bananas.
we are in better position than our to
PMNTING. PAPER HANGING AND
em Nov-wells.
has
Til. Gill. 13592- , . ‘
. AW
‘Thmk nought of trifles.
Though they smell appear
bmail sands the mountains.
Moments make the year" —-
and trifles~tull pocket books
21c per lb.
250.
17c pkg.
130 pkg.
to in“
- tic ii). -
250. can.
150.
Cereelr, Ark.
L . a civil war '
twentyt tieara.
Dyapep a (lurei
writes Mrs. C.
‘0. C.
when your ll
Stillson.
delights in “1%“
"are you very
"Well. ” repli
ami
he eoilaf'.
for piles.
Little J g
tor that h a to t
ofI false teeth.
G.
teen years. He
with no results: no
mcr, runner and
This may open a
30]]
ed apple is to
large apples,
butter and nutme
And When done re
ill
a veoy good friend
“Ah! your ball ant ,
‘lBettér than that. . He’ll at:
He brings me a haze or
(suite. It is the it it
8t
"Oh, i silo
James. "they’ll cut etc do
3
n
Mm
ii ,
fi , Witch Hazel slim '
: :I cared him. G‘ (i.
' shelled Milli let is. ad
phenol-#1 vmhtv to talk to
will boil
properly. DéWitt’s Little
ere remove the cause of (ll
be
36 ll
quality describes ”De " L
Risers the famous pills for:
tlon and liver colu'pla‘lnts. G. 0
nice
' r. ind), writes:
They Always do. Try t
Elia". Baxter“ s.
I didn't; do you think
I, h the bound wants in be kind
A variation of the old fashioned
“Atheist? ”W
nt in ‘t
o
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