WI chad Lotion. Gtiitrailto d: ' " ‘I'. B. GRIFFiN. Drqu‘iot. ‘ titlii Washington St... So. Norwalit. Gt. i’LL ,‘l in : LG. ii. Li‘itoh,‘ (It VaL'II ZIIIIILILI avanue is ill at his home. . James Bundle. :5: Van Zandt avonuti._flu has purchased (I. new horse The oyster steamer Medea did not do out this morning. on account of the atom. DrIuggist Thomas B. GIliiin has been entertaining JAIN. Richardaon. oi' Bal- timore. - ‘ 'i‘ho Dorian Point lino (It thI.I Cannon. tidut Rallwnynnd Lighting Companyr is being repaired. I 'ine his float. belonging to BI ldge- tender John Colo. is being I-epaiIed for tho ailmthér mason. . Arthur Ains‘worth,: of North Osborn Invnnile.w1Io has been seriously ill is . able to be out again. . MI‘ ”ill“! Mru James Callahan, of New Canaan. drove to this place yesteI.Ilay They claim that the roads are in a tem— ‘ in! conditions The house oocupiI‘Id by Dwight -.Spauilllng,xin Betta Place. in being II-e modelled it was rereatly purchased by U. B HBoaIIh I Mina Marv Bennett, of First street, is visiting fr. rnda in Poughheepsio, N. Y.‘ SheI will retain home on S‘atIII'I- I tiny oi" this when. 'i‘heio was II good attendance at the class meeting in the East Avenue Methodist Church, last night. .iIInIIII-I .. ‘Hmnmadleu was thu.I leadoi. I John Armour, of Howard avenue. has 16. ft the employ of the Rndel Oys— ter Company. and has engaged with Hoyt & Sons byéter shippers. 'i‘IbIIIe was an interesting Bible read» log at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Altrld Nicltors’on. in East; avenue last night. Henry OaseI was the lend-2r. . Miss Martha Whitney. of Non Ca— noon, who has been spending the win- «II with MI. and Mrs. James liantérd of Maple menus. has Ieturned to her home. I Mr. and Mrs John H. Smith and son Benjamin. of BIiI‘igaport. stopped a few hours in this plane, calling on friends. yesterday. afternoon. y’l‘hey then went to Port Chester. N. to visit‘ ruin- I. was over Sunday. A piohibltion meeting was hold at the residuum. (It? N. =8 Ferguson. at the cornsr of East anti St. John ayennos. last night been Inad there Iver tors portal goo‘ti Invéra .t IfhuveI it good attendance. only a tow piesent. Malt- g‘to thr.I patty and too it's (tilted over. After some discussion the meeting. took on the form . ot‘ a devotional service; ‘I I T. W. Seattlii‘gt lot ’Rowim street who has boon down; with tlt‘élgri‘p. for a aura? ‘ bar of days, .3 o ROWAYTON. , . Mrs Howard invory is suffering with an attack (It neuralgia. ,. I The sounds] Pickett place has been sold to New York parties The Sunday schools are making or I'anaemeats for than Easter concIIrt. Mrs Annie knapp of Danbnry. is the guest of her brother, James to. Stevens. @8911)». 3 Captain W. l. Stevens Sr. who is‘ suiforlng improved. Miss iennls it wlnnd. who has been 111' is able to I s‘llme thIII studies in .I‘liIowns Business college. . The Ladies’ Aid Society oi’ the Bap tist Church will meet a: the home or MlS. B. A Griflln this atternoon. The funeral of Icilllam Broadhurst who died at pneumonia was held this afternoon at 2 o ‘clock from the Bap tist Church. Hiram Taylor who wan/in Bridgec port on the jury yesterddy, went to with orvsipolas is slightly New Haven and remained ovéI night with his brother Henry Taylor. , A letter received from Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Dibble, Misses Alias and .l'ennie Pot. at Stamford. are vialtlag iii/ands in Main street. . ‘ /(‘harles Beat. ot Dorian, died of pneumonia. yesterday. at the statutord 'hiosIIltal, find an y-seve'n years; . rtles were in Dar- ion yesterday. looking at. a piece oil ' ' property with a View to purchasing It. The Knowlton .lI‘ito‘ and mum Band 3 La severe attac matism . boon visiting turned to that Although an sitart had: 9 are. in Ashvllion way“ spent Sunday with ‘ - 0h I noon rants away. This marlg is stainpod on sheét. Mk yonrtoofer, . i” .1 W 0'. OIONEHE‘I'ERJ Mi. 9 “a”. (Smooth Bulidinn,Piltt Inc. M m. p. illultmlzod two» on milks. lt‘is ‘considornd to iIII‘I'I‘I‘III forth of iIIlind staggers. ' , CIarl on H. Fieudonthni IIIturnIIIi from Dorian yesterday. where he was called by the serious lilnoss of his mother.- who has put Inmt’mlu M129. lI‘IIIudontlIal in units on old lady. being seventy-six years of ago. Last. night she was very low and it. was not ox- poctod she would IIecov'oI .leinnhmy News At the annual meeting of tits Wee BIIIII Gold Club the following oiiioers were chosen: i’rosIoent, John i). CriI‘nmins; vloo president II) .E. tiring ,;gerhot seoIIotary-tI'oIISIIreI. Wilson 1:. Baldwin; gieens committee E- lil. Bruggeiholl A ll. Smith, (,‘IInrloa ll. Seoloy; house committee, .A. S. Pitt. J S Jenkins 0 w. .anry; handicap committeoyd’1‘.William3. JI.. Sonny ion Merritt gM‘a R Pitt; membership comfiilttoo.§S .. WIII Smith. \V. .i) lins- imrn .l‘IrIJ. H; White. CRJNRUR K. \Villiatn Dishrow. who has boon in, is now improving. . Mrs (iuon, of South Norwoik, is visiting her mother iii this piano. Mrs A. A WIIliLnitz has IIoIIIInoIi homo frdm a recent visit with friondn in New «York. ”m WESTPORT. Henry Brown In entertaining l’I‘ieIIIlu from Danhury rs John BIIIIIlou visitIId iiionds in Sonthport Monday. Albert Allen ,was a visitor hero with his pnr_opts Sunday. Miss Julia Wakeman visited friends in lI‘uirtiold Monday. . Loxin Brettluo mode a husinos.» tth to Br “lg-””912: Monday. Miss Alice AIIIIIII, oi’ Dorian spout SatIIIday and Sunday with her pumnts hem. - Miss Margaret Sonlly is taking a brief vacation. and is home hero from oiidgeport. Motoiman Frod Sweet is on the sick list and has: been off. duty during the past four days. I _ John Patterson, or lI‘airiiold. has secured the position of gardnor for Alexis Godillot. Hoary and lummn ltlppe. children of Henry Hippo. of the Forums are Iii with diphtheriai Mrs Freudenthal mother of Fred orb-it, Frendentlial, is dangerously III with pneumonia. sWestport Division Sons of Temper . once, meet Thursday evening and in- itlato three candidates Miss Gl‘aco Meeker of Cross High her sister. Sherwood in Bridgeport. bmn Mh to Dr. and ‘ Woroeater. = I' Buolifior iwas tormerlv Miss Louis Cable. of this place IMrs. Sarah II. Howard who has been on a pIIILItanctod v t with friends in New York state sreturiied to he: home with Mr Mrs S A. Pnrdv ed the funeral of‘ Miss Sophia Beach a relative. Miss Bosch died room burns t th P . avenue hotel Pioneer H00 and Ladder Company Monti .d‘ ’ the Wagon too gre I II om (lIasoIore the wagon was helped“ i - along by trolley, the horses being not ‘ . ton on the track and the wagon pushed .tioousntly playing together. Last wool; Miss Clara Beach attendé, ‘ Westport :11“ i all it htwiiian dtfil’tdi‘ipmt‘w Wotlon way. where it is pronnmed he finally landed What his name was no one learned. There are possibilities of sums lie. rlous mishap It the practica in in by oao or move moth shunts is two t I W . ' . derail Lit . . our; En radio to Bridgeport uro doth , and bad turns, none worse than at Benson's and Monitor’s corners, South- ' port as wall as at NightnIan curve. Ono motorman tormorly on the West port division was a terror on shooting switches and rounding our res. He had .‘fi. oouIItornnIt on the line now, who .7 while not as persistent in the trick; tries it with alarming frequency. 'l‘leo . not alwuyn . . onghtto be made. but it all to tempt, fate round It; ourvas. ErpIIosSnIan Baldwin had It thrill and Imcomlo moon ‘éxnoriénaa‘IS‘IIt day, on his, re turn train ‘ wuén’ in that vitiini’ty of d port for unathar team to roiievo th load, and then only suocoe'dod in get. t ‘t South tag the ro‘gular team as on. port where he arrived between It and .I m .. Sunday. Aftor‘ a nooo‘ssnry rest he and ted tor home and got to Wes port at 5 p. In. Sunday. The roads are in horrible condition, and“ the do mantis upon the, Part of the way along Tho members of the Eastorn Star held their second social and lunch at ‘ ' the home or Mr. and Mrs. Merrick l-i Cooley, Monday evening. It is Intond ad to have these affairs often for a two- fold purpose. that or bringing the ‘ members of the Star togethei frequent . ly tor a social evening, and also to raise money a small sum being charg ed for the lunch. meeting aim the Worthy Patron and bin wife was a very pleasant one IA unique and panting word contest was a pIomine‘nt Joann-II. 'l‘hos‘o present worm Mr. and Mrs Charles Fabio, air. and Mrs William Montnion. MI. and Mrs; John. 8. Jonas. Mrs Walker, Misses Sarah and Ada \Ialker, Miss Jennie 'l‘horpn. llr. it‘. i), Roland, J. lI‘roIi Gotham. Fred M. PIII'urI Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Perry, Mrs. I’. it. iI‘ooto, Mra.J G. Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. iiiii Bradioy, airs. Duiid holiday and William 'i‘I‘. rk \Vhila not as inrgoiy attended as us ual nothing was lacklng in the quality of the program I‘lelltlelml by members of the \Vcstport Musical Soclotv :It . their fifth Ionom-t given Monday evo plug in “13 Iosltlenco of Dr and- Min \V Bench Tho work of the orchestra wan excellent. thoirnoieotlous varied and tuneful, oven to tho non-critical oar a marked improvement in thirds semble playing was noticeabIo. instrument. was hold well within bounds and no unnocossary predoml‘nu once heard. I’l‘hmmsmbors are. un ouostlonahly realising the hon. not a foot: than their attorts Monday evening Wore tho Insult of acoidant. wnlch often seems born 0! Inspiration. Mrs. Woodwort‘h’a phrasing of the songs “Loves nwoa’t IWh'ispsr” and “The Mission of the Wind" was dainty V and planning, IIII'I quality or her volro suitlng‘ the: tonic: Illustration admlr ablv. That mosti‘ronsmontious and modest artist Miss Bench, adds to her laurels each time she. plays. Her how his and coloroturo work evinced the enriched quality of her torhnique since last year. A number or rooltit tions were given by Livingston. .. sell. Altonether. I‘Ihilo not a sho program than! was an i pose and balance. to seemingl gratified all l and Miss" Clara Beach and. Miss Em ma Romnor: piano Miss Elsi 'Shsr wood nd Miss Harriot Hoim‘o‘ 'celio. Dr. W : viola. Charms H5. diaper. Soprano Mrs. H 0. Woodworthi: IIocltAtloitlst Livin stonilunsoil lows: . adorn; Seronada. Spanish Dances; song 'i‘hovo's Sweet Whisper, , on; vi lln. Adagio Brucl buss Clara Bolton; recitation salon slonfi String quartett'e, M ro en. Vollt sli’IIdIIhen; song. Tho Mission of the, Wind"; rooltatlo “W EIGHTEEN YEARS SENTENOE. Jurors Had a Prayer Service and Then “Began Balloting in Murder Case. CHICAGO. March 5——A voI dict son tenclng Rollo B (I l t tontlary to bruins. that land 3 Monday nights " Mrs. Newton Mrs. ..l A. Wood Each , attendance » = The orchostrs was cbmposa-d of yrs ‘ IIHodsr mar-Iota: just the L" ‘L ‘1, that Will. compel your turnace to do its full duty In keeping you warm. . W: are bore for your benefit-wand our ‘own. Tell us‘ , your troubles and if thcy are due to poor coal we have the , remody right at hand. I’Ol' 1* if this lil . " Iihiro division handic- vino until thorbi‘idgé - LOUISIANAS‘EXPOSITION. W Over $7,000,006 win he an an or. poms. Minn 5—11: mm .Inectlng at“ sloukhbiders of the Louis- Wmlmlll’ ' 11 Eli .. lana Purchase Exposition .L The annual repai- It not was presented. showing the pr-og ' as of tho work to date _ Ila e a b to in Australia and Smith America a he bureau of press and publicity slim to organization loot July nudist d in oiountrias ha Ou stbék is an endiéLss chain of everything that 5 good We are 5;: endidly so (spud "for performmg Iwor .‘i about it. . _ lilIIrybodII needs it. Clan' t not too much. II with Kaurina instead of pit make. .the ‘I but floor point on the market. We loll it. . , Chandeliers. Hand irons. Fenders. _ I . Metal Work Remit-pd , l Metal Signs of every description. health and my lease ‘explrln and, ill Sell th IIIIIIIIQIIIILII II I Indian, I s ”o in ervlce pipe. um ~ .‘ ”onion unites curios- . t Asked painter Ho didn‘t seem to know imd'ut Kaiwim' I II '11 In” I: III II or II aII'III | or ‘ long 0 iii K It sets it? , s. iii . a it Q‘ t .. ”1%;ng Tolls mo liIIaood oil malto thoin uhino. But didn't know Kuurina made aint shine Must ho good. pianos iioora‘ shim: unseen polish. Sumo get It at college. Some get it ”got it inn» lie 1‘ Will try it; . _ With‘ rendition ”durations or appra elation. I am Yarn, mo, CHAS. (‘. WEN’l'ZliER ,rcww ‘I All colors l... l: M. Paint thinned Comstock Watkins 8: Dow, 112 wasmuoro‘d s'rn‘assr, ‘ ‘BGUTH NORWALK. Plums 143 ‘ SOUTH NQBW M SOLOMON SCAM Manager M Gold Silver. Nichol and Copper Plating» Bird Dazed and all kinds of and Refinished. _ . m ANTIQUE BRONZING Brass Advertising Signs. .. wa- Largo orders a Spoolalty LAn excellont oppomInity to tank's . .1" , ohaago: in rail: Wintor Half a a. small count of the conditlo concluded to close out my The Boat Bargains will ho to thobe Ivho some first“ . Hart: is a chanoo to set L Fomitttrg. Carpets, Eté, Anion] the devil that . liltltiisii‘ ubiHontl. 0th rs got it, b so tract . “ S'I‘Ioso it"s cif'oa'per y I! . ‘b‘a tit salaried in th . , ~ We not their outfit WINDOW ”mags In stack and to PMNTiNG an: pAI‘éan" unuomo Got y or o . spring. ‘ Discarded maul: Mlliiib to abut 5 fine it in operation =
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