biotin hill or flotilla.
l‘ .i ‘
Mrs. Morrison. who has been resld:
ing in Pleasant avenue. has removed
from that street.
will be held in the East Avenue Meth-
‘ odiat Church. tonight.
G, ,5. Grbgory. of East ,Norwallt. has
an or or in for a' pair of coach horses
from out of town parties.
mFresh Fish East Side Market
Eugene Moffctt and family removed
today, from the east side of t
lngton street bridge to lilo wi‘bit'iir
street. ' ‘
Miss Mai ll. Behrcna. of Maple ave-
one. had a very handsome new 8011-.
birthday. . "l .
Frederick Thompson. bookkeeper for
the East Norwalk Lumber Company.
was, in Mount Vernon today, on- a fly-
ing trip.
Charles F Keatlng. having spent a
week in Poughkcepsie. is now in Am-
sterdam. N. Y. He expects to go to
Buffalo, on Monday. the 10th.
Captain Sweet Tobey and Captain
Charles Tobey arrived yesterday, from
Black Rock. Iwith boot leader, of oysters
for the ngl911'd fflhlitélt Co a? .
Edward" council. which al at and!
Wallace Bales went black fishing, Nes-
tei day. and say they caught a bushel.
several of which weighed seven pounds
each.
Miss Maude Flynn of Bantam. who
has been attending Miss Baird‘ s insti-
into in Nor-Walk. has blien the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. WC C. 33‘ otn3s. of 11111133
street: '
The Mayflowors Jr. .. Captain Albert
Veorhces. and Manager Robert Clark
are willing to meet any team of base-
ball player whose ages range from 311
to 15 years
The Ladlce‘ Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church hold
meeting in the church yesterday after-
noon. 'l‘heec meetings will continue to
be held weekly. ‘
Charles E. l‘. Clapham has had his
naphtha launch U. and i.. overhauled
and placed in commission for the sum-
mer. She is now tied up at the Wash-
ington street bridge.
The Royal Family. at Herman Mal-
mos cafe. on the Waahington street
br,idgc have not as yet decided what
island they will choose for their big
clam bake next Sunday.
There was a rumor about town. this
morning that a man had fallen over—
board. from the schooner Abenaki. and
had been rescued more dead than alive.
The rumor could not be verified.
The annual meeting of the East Nor-
walk school district will be held Friday
night. The term of cemmitteeman L.
M. Smith expires this year. and his
successor will be chosen at this meet-
ing.
The June meeting of the East Nor
walk .lunlor Audubon Society will be
held in the upper school. Friday. June
7. at .‘lzih p. in. All who are interested
in the study of birds are cordially in-
vited to attend.
Of the graduating class of the East
Norwalk High School. Miss Belle Cam-
eron is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Cameron of Coge street; Miss Edith
S. Younger is the ghter of Mrs. Su-
san A. Younger East avenue. and
Gcrhardus Adams in the son of Mr and
Mrs. Stebblpa tam}.
The prizes re led so far for the
Cleveland Wheel Llubu race. to be
hold on June 17th.. are on exhibition
in one of the Mdlfows of the bicycle
store of Baha‘i Taylor. on the
Washington bridge. The first
prize is an imperial bicycle. and the
limo prize is a gold watch Both of
those. prices are contributions of tho
(‘lcvcland thc Cl-.ub
The El boom-1‘ bonalll is still in the
lower harbor awaiting a tug to tflw
her out. (‘upluln Snowman was unable
to not a local tow boat. and has sent to
New York for a tug. which will tow
him to Elizaborhport. He will prob-
ably reach his destination tombrrow
rnor.ning it is likely that the Abenukl
will soon return to East Norwalk with
another load of lumber from Maine.
The old kerosene lamps were hung
in the Methodist Church. today. and
will be used hereafter. until a settle-
ment is reached with the insurance
companies. who object to the present
mode of lighting. and have placed the
IAN“ very high 033 thee’e lights.
well any 0 are to nuure the
rhurchugont iii 81111165 rates. with the
unuollnegillghlo‘, as without provided
only truffle church illidld u flrclprocf
build is offline church. and
place the 0min generator therein. touc-
ihcr with the gnaulinc. 'lhls proposi—
tion was debated at the quarterly con-
forcuremnd dilieiai beard ineptiiigpiibid
at tho parsonage. Monday night. but
no definite derision waa arrived at.
There is 51.11011111ch Manual changing
insurance companies. as the experme
for a new policy would be considerable.
and with the present company the in-
surance is paid up until a your from
the coming November. The church has
written!» the company with which the
insurance in carried, and inquired if
old ram ifa
fire proof bulldh‘god be
me
and the some coutuef owed
as ill liltd in the offer of the wasta-
orncw cwpuhyw modifier: matting will
be held as scan them» of the come
party is received .
Lat laid. in 'EntAvenué Matu-
artist hlli'tlh was: held the commence-
ment exercises of the graduating mail!
of the his» Norwich High helical
. . , , - the pupils
' to imagine.
- bath“
1:.
' Brihci
The regular weekly prayer meeting 1,
. Mica Edith?
mer piano presented to her on her A
all
the auction lights o'lui be 1111M It the:
a
tijrlim
comm ed j
the graduate merely took
the. platforwto guard sent
his 33ml: down Across
W i ,i ll ‘
rayér. pastor of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, Rev.
‘ irDllvla‘. punter; t.
id Church; the East Norwalir
School Committee. Chariot ill Pearce.‘
, smith and Attorney Loo 9.th
biennium and Malthall of has;
the Board Otrus school digit/arc, prod
George 0: liamph ere ‘
Danie P. Wickuuof ROWNWM rue
class motto over the heads of the
presented a pretty app rand
tick ground 01' the la turn
green, with a center or icilvcr leaf
Principal E. H (lumbari. acted effi-
ciently as master of ecr‘ehtohiéa of N313
evening. ‘rn’if
The opening number on the program
was a march. entitled Twentieth Gen-x
119:2“? by3l ,1:de igiey The selection
as run or y 6 Twin Oil 11 -
doiihiClub in its usual hue one." M '3 .
During the progress of the music the
three graduates. Miss Belle .Cameron.
Sc Yormgs and Gerhardus
dams, accompanied by their senior
‘tea‘ch’cr. ‘Miini M Louisa Smith. and
Principal (3umbart. proceeded down
the center aisle of the church from the
rear. and took their places on the plat-
form The invocation was by the pas-
tor otithe chumh the Rev. J J. Foust.
Miss, Belle Cameron followed with
an essay; entitled The Value of
Health. It was well written. convinc-
ing and concise. She put forth the ad-
vantages of health in very good style.
nnd made a; strong impression on the
- undisputed
’ The Angel at the Window by Tour's.
was sung by George H Hirst. in his
usual style. and never fails to delight
his hearers.
The Territorial Growth of the United
States was the theme of the essay dc.
livered by Gerhardua Adamsrrc. Mr.
'51:? 1133311133331 33o 33c audience how our
hr , n a which swiftly a ,d
steadily iron in; small empowers: iii
the close of the Revolutionary War. to
its present monstrous proportions
Mrs. Willis H. Nickerscn. of Roway-
ton, was next on the program and her
rendition of the ihbahtiful solo The
Vesper Bells Were Ringing. was very
ne.
Natural and Acqul ed Ability the cs~
lily ,by the reinitip 3 member of the
«dose was presented by Miss Edith S
Youngs. Miss Youngs took entirely the
optimistic View of her subject, and the
result was a pleasing composition. The
fair young graduate was roundly ap-
plauded at the close of her paper as
were the other two.
Principal Gumbart announced that
by an unforeseen occurrence the Man
dolin Club would be unable to give the
remainder of the selections on the pro
grain that were announced for them.
The address of the evening was then
given by Rev. Paul M. Strayer. lie
cautioned the graduates to consider
that the present period in their lives
who only a beginning and they had
lust started to learn "When i was in
the same position as you are tonight.’
said Mr. Strayer.‘ i thought that i had
learned about everything that i ever
could. i have found out since that l
Was mistaken Choose your course in
life. but do not be the hardy in your
choice. No matter what occupation
you follow. never fail to be a student as
long as you live. Keep your eyes open
all the while for something new. Pie
serve your health. and spend your time
to the best possible advantage so
that you can look back in life with the
fewost possible regrets for the time
wasted. Be careful and do not follow
too much advice. Above all things set
your course in life right. so that you
will be an honor to the world."
George H. Hirer gave another solo
entitled The Condoiier's Song.
Rev. R. F. Humphrles was announc-
ed. and made the presentation of the
diplomas Mr. Humprics. in present-
ing the pamhments. counselor) the
graduates not to consider the gaining
of wealth to be the only object in life
and to have a higher aim than this.
The Rev. .1 W. Davis pronouncrul the
bencdic lion
After the exercises of the evening
the graduates were fairly rchrcd with
gifts of cut flowers.
mm
DHRIL'IV AND. N980 TON.
Frederick Field of Booth Norwaik.
was in. Dorian yesterday. . i r
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs
Michael F‘laherty. of Noroton.
Clifford Johnson. of Westport. has
been the guest of Dorian iriends.
. A.new baseball team is being form-
cd uniting the Dorian young men.
Walter Humbert. of New York. in
the guest of Charles Weber of Dorian
Mrs. aRobert Hutton. of 0:: Ridge
who ill critically ill in reported to bet
“91'1le ‘ “
Alliew Yorlt family slimmer; into
hi fi' Vl‘rowbridge‘ o loWol‘ cottage. at
Newton
Preston Hart was in the harbor
Tuesday night with tho stander-d on
Company a tug. of whichmb lu captain.
W. ii. Willtnoti. lair. sprained bin
wrist aovcrni days ago and has not yet
with it.
Mr Alexander and family have or-
riveti‘l’rcdi New Yorksto occupy the
Point.
Florist St. John reports that busla
can is very good this summer. There
is an exceptional demand both for
picnic and out um. .
contractors-x etca and Downs have
clotted a contract With George P brat:
to furnilh dud lief ”:11: colourfowa teic
phonozlino from Bariihkbnzldr. Broil”:
once Mat 01: film
also has c hinterland on trial
merit of rupturing ‘e‘orgo D. 'l‘llley'e
property. at the corner or penny and
mm mouse: The land is being
grated and when finished part of the
wil i be a lawn.
a.
~' file On an
.. at hits home in Main street.
ll” Chllllililln ll
'1? If u. Quiteiar large number of Romaine
sufficiently recovered to on any wurlr -
cum atrium cottage. at Collendera «
in no: typhoid fever
TWhnring run of weak fish has
blurted in small numbers.
is very late
James E. Stevens has repainted Cap-
1 H Smith's summer hence in
trust.
lgo Achcrly has relinquiuhed his
. caltlcn wit , 1.! d 1
William ll. Mallory has postponed
ileum of his scum”: in him naphtha
act for Hoffa o to Manda
gdahlaadics’n to Society.
. are
with Mrs. 9'
0; Or can attest
11M .
‘ will 13mg: this 11mg” for "New York
helm one you lbcnd a: week with her
mother.
pic attend the Y. ,M C A. bazaar
‘dndfifoodtgxhlbit at the an'wallr noni-
r K rsr l
{fills 31"»: of g ni‘cr3ic 33191; the ll’i‘cktgid-
.o 111. 11nd .ceoo El pitta
over“ "and title will probably be held in)
canal this year.
Charles Walls shot a large cool in
the harbor Monday There ware two
crane birds tugbthcr. but one got away
before he could be bagged.
Church street has been given a liter
ongh overhauhngiby constable bedri-
gsn‘ 5 road force; and in new in, first
class condition for tralrel.
. The floral “decorations lthlc year in
Union cemetery are very pretty. Tho
pianeuprcaanta a prettier appearance
than it has for several years .
The Connecticut Railway and [light
in; Company, israbcut to place an ciao
trio light at Guldei's corner. This in
novation will be much appreciated
Constable iradrigan yesterday. as is
the custom every summer a, mall
boil at. Baton “fulfil, in?!” ‘l' ' tea Menu.
The box lsr‘takcn «loving ,_ e pan of
the year.’ ‘ "
The American Mechanics from this
end of the town 'will attend the decoraa
tion services of .LincoanCounc'll. M‘Rlv-
eraidc. cemetery. on Sunday. June 9.
after which they will decorate the
graves of William 0. Elaine and Frank
Cushmau in Union cemetery. Roway.
tom .‘ l .
A little Hungarian boy named Shal-
taa. of Crockett avenue. has pcrslateno
ly refused to go to school and Counter
ble Ladrlgan went after the lad and
took him to the school. it is probable
that the boy will attend after this reg»
ularly, as he was evidently quite
frightened.
eraseii Themes, of Main street. had
a narrow escape from fetal injury a
few days ago. He was riding a bicycle
along the street and in some manner
lost control of the wheel and ran into
a horse and wagon. The wheels of the
vehicle passed over him. but be: re
ceived cnly.n faw‘bruises. He has
since had severalchiils. which it is”
thought were caused by thaaccldcnt.
a very angry Hungarian appeared
tan Constable :Ladl-igan’s yesterday
,.. 1;: ii
that his home in Whistleviile had been
had gone down the railroad track in
the direction of Rowayton. The theft
had been wccmmitted when all the
members of his family were out.
When the children came home from
school they discovered that most of
their father‘s clothing had been taken.
together with two watches. They im
mediately went to the factory where
their parent is employed and told him
what had happened. He came. home
and neighbors informed him they had
seen a than going down the. track With
some things under his arm The Hun-
garian started immediately in pursuit
taking with him his axe and if he had
some in contact with the thief there
would have been a scattering of brain
matten to record As yet the culprit
not be as by ebie time he must be
many miles away. Yesterday a man
having loose clothing over his arm
was seen by R‘owayton residents and
very likely is the person wanted. He
did not tarry. long. .
L YON‘S PLAINS.
M'rs. Libbio Tours of Norwalk is via-
iting her parents hare.
Mrs. i’hiiiip Gerhardt. who has been
quite ill. is convalescent.
Mrs. Eugene Bears and daughter
spout Tuesday with iloracc llunks and
family.
Mrs. Botany Salmon. of Valley Forge.
spent several days recently With her
Hon hol'c
Goodwin White and lady. friend.
from Westport. called 0n friends here
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Jefferson .roturnod homo
Tuesday from a visit: with har'tathcr
in Noroton. .
Ml’flr James South returned this
week from. switch with her sister in
New Jersey. .
Mrs. inane Thorpe of Bradleyvllle. is
home a int arm a visit with her
daughter whether. . ,
lilxdloverncr lounsbury. of Ridge-
Whold waif thovgucut of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hartley. on Monday. '
Mica Helen Smith returned to her
home in Weatport Humidity, from ll
visit with 'i‘. w. i‘rcadwcli and family.
Phillip Gerhardt entertained our:
icon guests. conflicting of chi reu.
grandchildren and other friends on
Holiday.
Mrb.\Wllliam Wiillai'nlr, of Valley
forge. and hurrgranddaughtcr from
lack lioolt'. spent 'i‘uccday with Mrs.
Horace hanks. .
Frederick 6 mole wife and son,
and Homer 0 tray and wife. all of
bridgcport. lineal flaturrlay night and
Holiday at LLB rim '11.
Miss Helen deodorant returned to
her when! florid “3’." first spending
Memorial my all the intervening
days with her parents in banbury.
Mrs. Mary Fabien. “who was, so an
fortunate an, fibula her ankle and
”MM; iv";l has 3331 ith this»?! $9332.:
1130.1!“ 11 More.“
as com ortag‘l'c figured he expected.
W 1H“
Father rims rloccn't b, have intern
ting "to grace grow tin or hill (not.
Thai bi ens; his civilly» carried a
any the.
The season ‘
noon. and imparted the information
robbed by a thief, and that thd culprit ,
has not been caught and probably will .
"warrant
“film" minim“ gm: his!" “:33
A;
{father
yin and cut. which we will
' In .1”!
adults colors. daring shirts.
good quality trimminz. in different
Myles, hm ergni
prices 110 to 4,
Woollen cult-
Taffeta lined.hlgl1cat grade work-
milnahlp. a bargain at $18. priced
. at this bale, ”L983;
bilabial 3" 3‘4
A cumbeuo
‘ dun Suits. made in
feet Eton. shirts milk taffeta trim-g
med. silk and satin lined. value front
‘ panther of nobb suing or 1....
. JAQ'KETQ. Hum" "r‘ " ;
up, Previous; 3.
our cwh war recurs. in blouse cf ,,,
$18 to 830. this 81116, $9.98 to $15.
PETTIQOATS..'
”(ti
till W' lira n Street.
Miss "Alice Fitch has visited friends
in Reading
Frank Ferris is” spending a few days
in New York ‘
Mrs. T. W. Treadwcii visited friends
in Wilton; last week
.11 a»
few days in armada.
Mm AlibeGullck returned to Bloom
field. N J... on Monday.
Vanderbilt Cortney has been. spend.
his a few days in New York. ., .
John Donnelly. left town last week
to spend several months in lrelanti.
The closing examines of the Middle
bistrict School. will be held on June 13.
M»rs..Wr~B.~Morehouae. whohaa been
very ill for thermal. two months, is
somewhat better.
held in the Congregational Churchuuu
Sunday at 1: 30 p.111.»
Miss Jane Nichols has entertained
her nephew, F. W Nichols of Chicago
and her niece; Mrs. Gain. of New tia-
ven-
‘ The funeral of Andrew Smith who
held from Emmanuel Churchtoday at
11.30 be m»
John W. Culick. who has been in fall-
ing health for several months. is now
very ill. harms [rower much morse
the past week.
GI'Q‘RCETOWM
George Hearse busrprocurcd a sit-
uation in Bridgeport.
Harry Benton. aged fourteen years.
tiled of scarlet fever last Friday
~ George aka of Umpawag district.
died last outlay of diphtheria. aged
fifteen years.
Harry Edwards. formerly of Branch
ville. now of Bridgeport and Miss Al
.ace Quinn were married at the "brlde 8
home at Branohvilie; Wednesday af-
ternoon. Rev. Robert Beach perform
fed the ceremony. Mr and Mrs. Ed-
wards will reside in Bridgeport.
'JucILr-za v M. c. A. couveurrou.
m-
Will be Held in Benton June lith 18
Work in Philippines.
BOSTON June G-The committee of
arrangements for the Jubilee Y. M. C
A. convention June 11 to 16 made pub-
lic today the biennial report of the
international Committee R. C Mame.
New York secretary. in substance it
was as. follows. The work in the Phil-
ippines has produced excellent results
winning the confidence and eliteem‘ bl
civil officers as well as those of the
army and navy. in co operatioprwith
the provincial roommates; "of. Ontario
and Quebec; three ~feporta.Were‘ cent
with tnc douohmcbtocofc. Canadian
troops serving in South Africa.
r 2M Cavltc. P. l.. the authorities hare
granted the use of a building and this
hop been fitted up by the committee
and a very helpful ‘worlt iii-being pros-
canted.
in the last We years the number of
railroad associations has increased
from 137 to 161. There are 818 stu-
d t associations.
he work of the business depart-
mOnt committee hue hhcn greatly”-
larged. and the all rilbm'imfi'. chorsl‘hrht
increased fromradlilil ltdlbvfin N000).
Organizations now cute from the
Northern border of Mexico to Skagway
clad papa Nome, dtboya the Arctic Cir
out
The colored «would: department on
tern upon its work in the new century
with. cighumnercsmcicm”. sixty two
of: which are anion; students and
twenty-one bireitihla‘: . 1, <. . n
The statement. of; the treasurer
ailbwn filial tlltlirocei’llfll 11be the last
fiscal year were 81308391401" home
wcrk: publication accounts more $31.-
937: foreign work. ”am The nurn~
31%” ref men in the work. ofilcially are
/
The other day»! lion
had been tralncdtcrct lc rt
when she wished to go out. Her owner
it income. had not charmer thorium use
a droplet chair in the sitting room and
one day inadvertently copied it while
{the out Was in the m. Meanwhile
the cat roamed restleasly ghoul. tr ing
on d it If
" High "3""""‘"""" has
. hit. .1“
citing room. porch3ng himself on line
Obituaries oARM yrs AND
Mrs. R. C Willialna is spending a 33
- lowed}, but Buckicn a Acnlca Salve en-
’l‘he Children's. Day scoreless: will he .
died very suddenly on Sunday. was .
digest food. it must baVe assistance.
. digestive fluids and
. .. ~ 11:11on Juno inf.
. one is Weather makes tin.“ neceSsiiv to
r.
colors, With sailor cfili
linsertions. and pipin, effects. with
Million cleaves. from an to 35.00.11,
i, this sale. jlfornier‘u‘rlc 61"“, 52.3
i Imam-u and clamor 10111”le
L other, in diffcrlc‘“
‘ on particle ever offered. from 01.08
1 up to ”.00. Previous price: $3.50
rtc'aiz‘. 3
bill; We”: ,, ,., '
44 wild
Niccst rvarlctyi Pti colors. hemstltch
concerned and tucked, in ten differ. .
out civics. at this sale prices range
goon 31.6810 “diam P'revibus prices
cut prices regardless of real value
“and civic of every garment just as you would have u to
arid lint quality trimmingl'. Grim? 3'
”M?" '“H‘ We i» 1x Mull!
horses in bodily and this. cut can‘w
logo me: other was. 32.19
Fldurcd autumnal cairn ,_ ‘
y .
very high grade ghouls} hour-silkit
lined. graduate nationalistic trlm~
“mull Price at thls3 sale. M19; vcl- .
ue $1.
‘ our Wool Cheviot “"9 Mom
.l'iifl'rviiillt lined. araduae
trimmed with satin, .25: value
“.00. One of the best bargains yet
offered for the money.
Bpéclui 3,
Also slot "of‘eltb‘ta in different
styles. craponsp allkar mutations,
homeroom. Borges. all made in. our
owii .wo‘rk rooms. from staple qual-
ity goods and nicely trimmed and
' . lined. Price this bale. from 31.26
i ranged from $3.25 to W
.r’r:
allurincey ”Lori/ll." .
.. ciaohson Brothers.
3 tadies’ Tailorsaudbressmakers. ., ,
21? .“1
,ll
A FONMCR CONClllls'l'
chflut Why do you want me to3
aisle Hilltiloigh to the house?
8be-Why do you wear your model?
Remit represents that victorious
campaign 1 went through before we
ularrled -
She-So does be. .h 3 3
A TfifilllBLE' chrtosiou. .
{"Of a gasoline store burned a lady
h‘pre frightfully. " writes NeE. Mulch.
rhinitis. la “The best doctors
C llldh' i heal the running acre that foi-
tréll’ (lured her. " fatallible for Cute.
run. Sores. Bells Bruises. Skin Die-
cases and Piles 25c at l‘. H. Baxter' is
South Not-walk. and John A Riggs.
Namath . ,.
, ‘ CCREEPING THINGS.
First Basaengcrw'l‘hia railway was
created on therolatheday. i'm told.
.Second Passenger—«Why so?
First Pasaengcr-Upon that day was
created everything that creepeth upon
the face of the earth
W
chyapcptice cannot belong lived be
case to live redulrcs nourishment
it od 13- not nourishing until it is di
geared. A disordered stomach cannot
odol Dyspepsia Clue digests all
kndc of food without aid from the
stomach. allowing it to rest and regain
its natural functlbns. lts elements
are exactly the same as the natural
it simply can‘t
help but do you good. Geo C Stillscn
’ Why do you wander aimlessly from
place to place?" inquired the philan-
thropial.
“Well." answered Meandering Mike.
'cight hours' sleep a day is enough for
anybody. An‘ we goiter do something
wit’ do other sixteen hours. ain’t we?"
DIDN'T MARRY FQRMONEY.
The Boston man. who lately married
nw. for he got Dr. King's New Life
Pils. which restored her to perfect
health. infallible for Jaundice. Bil-
louaneas. Malaria. Fever and A8“?- and
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Gen-
tle but effective. Only 26c. at F. H.
Baxter‘s. South Norwalk. and John A.
Riggs'. Norwalk. drug stores.
”‘1?" have to leave your service. sir."
hair] the coachnlan to the trust mag-
note.
“l‘m
way?"
“Every time i drive you out sir. i
hear people say: 'There goes the
sorry to hear that. John.
us they mean. "- '
m
iDangerr diaeabe and death foliowrne-
giant of the. bowels. 3 Use De Witt‘a
Little Early iliycra to regulate them.
life to your years. Easy to take. never
griper Geo. C. Btiliaon.
i ll ., ”MW
Uncle Jewry—Where aint no sense
in dictionaries. nohow
Edgarwflow do on arrive at that
canoluuon. Uncle etho?
Uncle Jaino-Ml‘hey spell “hose”
with an llr" . auddcavo‘it-oub when they
come to "horecpitgl." _. ‘ n w
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MrwJames» Brown. cfu Putnmcutli.
an over ninetyiyearu of. age. suffered
fan scare. with it aired some on his face.
Physicians could not help him Do
Witt’s Witch Hazel W‘s cured him:
permanently. dado,» C , Stilison. w
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delicate-Ea mincrrwaat« is due
meaning 01.111 are doctrine? .
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doctor. sire mun wrcns stuff to people
whoaarcci . o. o m: Q: .
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er Halve" Themertalrrviie cured mo.
30. 3333““ IOll- ’r‘Wl‘ V "r" ' ‘
vent we of rate. “it should be put
down their holes and unread about
wherever they file filial! fl #1193633.
a sickly rich young woman. is happy "
aconndrei' and i don't know which of ‘
and you will lgld yearn to your life and .’
‘ brooch bu" writcs’
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5 poems. bultrhalilln hotter; chafing. rt'
ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are -
huickiy cured by DcWitt‘s Witch Huh ;
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,. to $7.00.
s3u3MMER SKIRTS
malaria»
1 .
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AND GET A HANDSOME
PARLOR LAMP FREE!
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‘i'hc par iv getting the most cou-
. polls out of a case of coffee gets 1
the lamp or if not sudccssful in
this manner. when you have rc-
C3Bi\€(i one hundred coupons you
receive a lamp. if you continlic
_\0ur coupons. _\0u are sure to get
a lamp.
ibis high quality of coilcc is
()lli\
25 cams pica room).
ALSTULL. .
2'4 Cottage Ave .
__,_.._ wwwqum
r. T common
82 North Main bi.
Opposlt3e3 3Tl3i3i’y Carriage Works.
am all.
PAPER moon
DECORAWR.
papers and moulding. Ful
paints. 3
you legato Have one- . .
The C.onn General Life ins. 00.. or
lcites amounting to nearly
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ular as Well as reliable
FRED H. FIELD. ' '
lNCREDlaLE.
“'What. afother golden hair
manly aboud r?"
that he'd never hissed another girl
and so chase
in him n'gai n.
3 W
'GAV'BB TWO FROM DEATH.
filial attack bf when
ra. W: K
land. 0 Arnioull. N Y.
other remedies failed. we carved 11
life with Dr. Kin us New Discovery.
Our niece. with h
advanced stage. also used this won
derfui medicine and today Ellie is per-
factly wall.” illicit!) at
6 11th.
Colds.
infallible 401‘.
John A. Riggs
Narwclin
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forum: transplantation a book. anon
railway is ill” middlemen“ through:
diffarol‘xi'r Narlhmclltalo la! vie»
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cioride of lime loundnfalllble bre- * y m l ‘ W
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331cm adult» catamaran all»;
{by keeping the couch G33
inflammation.
vent. ”this
and the lunar freo no
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life than in peculiar will.
While the poet is piping hid iii a
bounce. '
2.—
lhc rule of Asioi' la (ofl'cc and am e —~
East Norwalk :
A very fine assortment of 3
line supplies and ready-mixed
Hartford. sold last year to citizens of .
Connecticut. investments and life not ~
This is evidence that they are non
United Bash Building; south Norwalh‘ ‘
him "I hear that Crutcher’ a wife has left 3
on a
"No. he was foolish enough to swear
t
bays she can never believe 1»
. a
"Our little daughter had an Almost
being cough H‘dap d"
H-avf '3
"but. when all
Consumption in on
rent and
lung dilmuiryluld to Dr. Kiwi! new ,
iacoveryiaa to no other“ Medicine on
00113113 A and ,
50c and 31 bottles guaranteed .
by if. H. Baxter-3N. South Not-walk. and =
Trial bottlea3
hath. on earthen had to obtain 22 tiif-l'
W plumper and poet WNW different "
mic plumber you often find layihg hia' .-
m taxpayers of the
Union School‘blctrl
' in t
. '33" higher in
the town“
i3.911 the ii /
chptlllic r
Collector of Taxes for South ,N
r Union School District
The:
Norwallr are heriiby purified
city tax of six mi is do thcd , til
en the assessment lint cf , _
‘olty directing held in Arion
Madison street on the 11th}
March. A. D.. 1901, Value" lh
fund tax of one. quartet: of a in .9
dollar. laid at the dame r,
be due and payable on the ,, ,
May, .1901; at which time lull
the some at Jacob all."
No. 5 Railroad Place.‘ Pd
rate of fibre (9) per‘ canto by
May 1. 1901. will be charged on a. l
remaining unpaid M3393" Jug; 1. 190
Norwalk.
Horrible! and from 11::
law-“3‘ 2‘17"
highest cash price paid loft,
ale and materials of ever?” , ,
me a postal and l wih,
Prompt attention an
dealings with all. I any
in New York some Kim
uwcek
immediate attendant!
will be given to any busin'élla
come to during my shudder
,. . ABRAHAM ,
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Successor to»
C. E. CLAPHAM,
Phoncl37— 3
3530 South ‘MrunStrect
3'13? new in 113
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or “samba-as rerun mull
W, are in hotter position in
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