- he he at
il‘l‘Wfialinb comes to moot
f be has not yet arrived fortify
it against him, and if be had or
all you may 1111111911 his exit. 1511115.:-
yth 9 game prooetis. MY SASSA
,. i, LA. Guaranteed 31. 00 bottle;
1', Thompson, of Rowan street. lsL
moving his family to Temple Place.
Auron Bradley 111111 is the new mean
but" of Mayflower Hook and Ladder
(loiupsny. ..
James ‘Yo‘u‘ng‘si. 511115119511: street is
quilts ill at his home lie is confined
folds bod
Mrs. Sylvester Decker, of Cottage
511911 who has been seriously ill with
)iltellilliihlll. i‘é imp‘r‘ovl 113
Mrs. e holidah ilennlngs, or South-
port,w1as the guest veste1day. of Mrs.
CliarLlLes 11.115151 in East avenue.
Herman E. Mn‘lhio was quite ill at
his plucc of business, yesterday. with
La 91:1 wire c9ld. He is somewhat botte1
today
Rev. J W Davis is moving his
1111911119hoid clients from BLeLtts Place to
one of the Seymour cottages in Rowan
a trrct. 1
. 1 The: illinbol exomlfi9tlons Lfoi spring
promotions 111cm held in both schools
yesterday, and will continue for several
days longer.
The Misses Mary and Maitha Ron-L
‘ dull. of Scavlew avenue. who have been
visiting friends in Southport, returned
to their home yesterday.
..
The board of relief for the schOol dis- »
trlct In this place, is in session this
iifteruob11.to listen to appeals from tax
assessments for this year.
1Morlis B. Saunders. of the Radei Oys-
ter establishment intends to take L11 po-
sltlon with W. H. Hoyt & Son. the
packers. of South Norwalk.
Druggist H. F. Pierce received 11 vul—
liable package of garden seeds direct
from Wat‘shington, this morning. Mr
Pierce 9pri2es the gift very much.
The Lo‘ystcr contest between George
Lilonkllu and Carl Wickc did not ma-
tsriailac last night, ”as was expected.
Mr ,(‘onklin stated this mowing that
Mr. WickLe backed 5111.
Work at the R11ch oyster establish
ment is still at a standstill. it was
. stated that very littlo more business
would be 1,1951; this: 11.9Tlie wnlm
weather wheithe can 111911.111 '
Mrs. 11-15391: as L‘arounti‘ this
Morning. éolicitih aligertlslng for the 9 9
11911115516 ho
:Nil: 'lktfizg9t $5M?
program 1191 the opelL‘a 1911111: that 1:,
b at ' “to h mentor he ’1’: 11
11191511511153 at- th L L L’ ‘ '.
null Mrs. Richard H. 1311111111. A liLn‘cLL c'Lii-
. tcrtainment has 11259. prepared and re-
freshmeuts will be served A good time
may be expected.
The steamer MlstletoeL, the govern-
moot lighthouse and buoy bout arrived
in the harbm yesterday afternoon, and
tied up to Ferr‘is‘ dock until this morn» . '
lug: when she” went out to straighten up
11 couple of buoys and inspect the light-
'iiouscs. The Japanetc cook was still
on board the vessel. ~ '
LCli’nrlcit‘ Merrittt‘: :‘ttho‘ was employed?
at the Clifford pharmacy for a couple
Lof weeks and who left for a position in
11 drug store in Ausonia has been of-
fered his position back again. with 11
decided increase in salary. Mr. Merritt
was in South Norwalk last night con-
ferring with Harry Ponder an‘1i..l Stané 1
ley St John. He has accepted their of-
fer and will commence his duties at
the Clifford pharmacy, next Monday
morning.
no mm " L ‘17.
Large flocks of wild goose wore seen
flying northward Monday.
Captain Charles W. Bell is in New
York city on business today.
’1‘th residence of William Hoyt on
the Waist Side, is being 1599111115
Miss Kate Minor of the West Side
is seriously ill of lung and heart tron
bio.
Miss Louise Stevens left town Mon«
‘ day for a few days' visit with friends 1
in New York. 9
Joseph Pennoli has aslgned his po-
1 sition in. the ‘51:th niauhf tury
L The Sunbeam Society of the Baptist
’ Church met last evening, at the. 1]nine
of Miss Maud Adams, of Highland we
use
Miss Grace (11111111111. who has been
very ill for many weeks. is now able
to be about the house; but it will be
some time not hot 1. LLi'i
Y
Ahnugil‘aio
I
pill} council: 1:: 111111: 111 11
55111511: Norot on. 1 1
”lilo. 11511511 Sherwood, who has been
ill 791' the past week, is clawly recov
orlug.
Miss Emma Olmstoad, who has been
viditing frlcuda In Stamford. has re
turned 9195 her homo. ,-
LguLLch .r‘ot Noroton, “will soon
mrdr'fwliore no 511.9111.
oilseed 9:312:11, once. ‘
1 LLLh‘l lnnesft 99111111510111"
will 1199911 90111111919191:
t’wo 911911911: qat “Scotti: 79' 1
" "Tim on}; 993:: 3; ritnk gelliack of
3391qu o . as not can com:
plated lily CoLiLitractbr M Hess.
Mr. and Mia. L. N Fowler. of this
plane, l‘el’t yostot'doy i 1 Bridgeport,
1111:1115 they Will visit fr ends until :11-
tortl Sunday. LV E
no issues 9711 and is Norris. or
11101901119. who '11 vs baLen visiting
11 lends in Btldgdport iétui'nod to their
home on lliondoy19 9
The 'ilrst‘housc' at Scotch Core to
be built by the Tokenokc Commotion
is being constructed at present by
Contractor Hurry Solicitor;l
Miss. Agnes Raymond of Nordton,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
‘S. C. Horton. Jr., of Elm street. Nur-
walk. has retiu nod to her home. 1,
Robert Stevens and Snmuol Do ‘-or
cst have gone to Noroton to live. hey
moved from A '1‘.- Watcrhury's house
to the one owned by William Lord. 9
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bailey, 01'
New Canaan, who have been visiting
friends in this place 101 a couple of
gays, returned to their' battle yester.
iii”
ni‘o‘vc
tractor
o collars mi
NELW'UHNIMN. 1
H. B. Rogers who has been ill for 11
week 01' so is able to be out,
Mrs.1)ev‘a11na. of Richmond Hill is
visiting in New York this week
The ‘w'arr‘lor's degree will be wo1ltc
upon 019199 candidate in Ponus Tribe,
‘Iinp 0‘ R. M., this evening. 1
John 9E. Whitney has returned from
his extended visit with his daughtci
Mrs Mortimer Rogers Dnnbury.
William” and Stephen Women. of
New Haven visited with Mr. and Mrs
(games 1). Warren, Park street yester
8)!
Mrs J‘ohuL Sloan of 11511515 ifpcui
Sunday 11111l9M911111Lty with hcr Lilaugh
ter, Mrs. Theodore Bertlne East ave,
11119.
The. lir‘c‘ln‘cn Will hold their monthly
meeting in the engine house tomorrow
evening when business of importance.
will ho transnoteg
The Lmodtiily 111
Hope was told "?
9111111111 Stinday‘f
tin of the But do!
11 hci' Motif 'dLiLsi
lining and the LiliiuLLai
, it 9119311,
:ih‘e whiter pipes 11351.:
illite- sprung cloak,
9 vcr ‘111191 hsant for 1115191:
1 lion 91)ng ticcts; lispéolaliy
‘ till “ hich ’hus Lb‘ocn
h’rlif thilL 191111111.
g‘iivns held in itllc select
"that office, Mondii‘y‘ evening, which
was attended hi :1 number of men in
teicsted in the welfare of the town, to
discuss the matter Land if possible 111:
euro 57, 000 to reopen the Fancher shoe
factory.
~ mm“
Wcstport Gran c meets tonight and
will work the nitlator‘y dogreé on
several candidates
H (9). Benedict and family have tel:
911 possession of their new quarters in
the Quinlan house Main street.
Frederick M Salmon was in Weth
Lrsfleld yesterday. attending a meet-
ing of the Prison Board, of which he is
a member. .
Th‘oMilsse’s. Bradley entertained Wil-
liam McCoutrle and wife also Miss
Francis Camp; all of Springfield, Mass.
over Sunday
Miss Eva 11551115.. who has been on
the sick list the past ten days rosnm
ed her duties in the Southpor‘t Chronl
ole oilicc yosterday.
Mcxnber‘s of the Westpcut Musical,
Society ivont‘ to South Norwalk last
night and listened to the fourth in the
‘ series of recitals given at the Congrc
fictional Church theye : .
Th’ , F Club fillet Shihrdhy ch‘eu-
lit“ the bottle of Mr. and Mrs. W.
J" Wood First prizes were won by
Mrs. D. B. Bradley. J.,r and Frederick
M. Wood. Consolation Lprlzcs were dis-
“fitted to Mrs. Willis S. Jones and
Samuel E Banks
."Sitturdny afternoon. the Hgéich car
LLLLJi p 1 '
ask on the curve near the residence
Lof Burritt Wakeman. The cause was
the spreading of the rails Since then
ca‘is have run only as in as the Wake?
man residence. '
The funeral of Theodore Harvey Al.
len was held from his late residencodu
Compo. street Monday afternoon ,Rev.
B. S. Putuoy, of New York odiclating.
The pallbearers Were Oscar Smith
“ kgndlen: @99ch Halo 1111111119-
The services were
1. largely sttondod Interment
Brook céinét’ery
thy in tho history of a few has the
993th beds equalled in the mat
' mitg‘d
'W. M
L 1 i" it i:
absence 11:5 little ore climbed onto tho
edge of the sink and full into a dish pan 3 L
The 11111:: '3
filled with bollin water.
fellow cried with t 9 pain and his qlde
sister removed him to another 1111:1111 - '
morphed :1
Whefi the mother 'oturn‘é‘d a be
11111 t e renitdiiil .rllo‘lt ewof
ism’o‘n ed 'wth tho: aid 11:: '
clan War 991
111111125111th burnt and at p out 1111
little on tcrer is doing as Well as cool
be 111111 ill-ll .‘
The tome: 5 Club 11919 :1 mean
Monday night at tho :Losldoncc of E
Taylor in the Funds. it was one
111 iii
in some time. Oharl 9‘s 1. Allen of
ing taking for Ms subject "Vegetable
Growing on Long Island.“ The paper.
was very thoroughly 11115111115111.1111
19111111119111 wore naked M19'.9A9i9|on and lid »
anaw‘ci'ch them ii in a‘ LmLLoLsLLt th9rongh 9
9mn91191'wldohfuiy amonstrated that ,
he wits t1 trough
the most interesting hold by the club .
Floral Park N. Y addressed the moat"
Rho
There are Wall on pro
lully designed for the different
rooms or your 11911111: .1, 11011
““9er much time to All 1111 in
selecting ILL:Lyour MsL cLLL overinsb
give 11.. the dimen 101111901 your
moms tell us about how much
you what to put into the paper.
We will have the spam for the
" 11111919111 11111111111 acted and ran
dvufor your criticism when you
(ill
toF
111191“ 19
galiarge or 111115qu L
1.5.511: ate the
*LL Window Slind‘es
,9” To 02116139
9 9 Painting and
men 15min
subiec‘i
will be held at the residence of 911‘»
licoresentativr John H. Jennings at;
on meeting Mleh' '17! Louise Hyde ‘
,will read a napol- on “Farming 09
Hundred Yeors A110"
H1117 J91“: 11in
Will also give ”a history 511119 on on n11
dustry in this section.
Iieiu y Avery of the For
his friends term a “clinic call
last. week Mr.
months. Already he has' 11 large: pile
than the niajorlty of men generally
nrovl‘dc but he thought it best to im-
prove the days left before spring and
keep on cutting. it was while engaged
n this pursuit that the accident hap-
pened lie had the are raised high and 9
was about to bring it down when it
caught in a clothes line which wrench- ,
ed it llom his“ bond. Falling the blade
:ut two ugly dashes in his face One
of the gushes is but ‘a short distance
from his right eye. Mr Avery is
"about but still bears the evidence of
the accident.
Those who attended Christ Chluch.
Sunday evening, were disappointed to
find that Mr. 111mm the missionary
who was to address the. congregation
upon his work in the South, was not
prcScnt. During the afternoon. a tolo‘
“rain was receiver] stating that he was
stalled at Poughkc‘epslc N. Y., and .
would be unable to be present Rev.
Mr. Mackenzie motor oil Holy Trinity
Church. delivered the address 91 the .
L (ironing iaklna for his nubioct. ,Mis 9
sionary Work in Cores. The 111.151.5511 ;
gentleman won thoroughly familiar
with his subicct having'rmnt for throng ‘
consccutlvc summers two young'mis1
alonurlcs from this-faroif landmiwbo:
had told him of: thefcondltiou. otc., or
this country. Mr. 1Mackcnzic told-19f
the work thorn, and Toftho conditions
that existed at the same time druwina
some apt lessons for us all. He pictun
rd how that when we wowproopomus
that .God was not with: us: navmuch
11s He should be. We had no head of
him as it was in want or sorrow that
we headed His cyan shielding am: and
connect For a half. hour he held the
concreg’ation with his interesting ro-
marks and all ‘who ’iverc in attendance
while they regretted the: chaoiioo 911
the missionary at the some time they
were more than planned Wltll thowrcv
91 end gentleman s remarks The 9011
lecilon taken up was for missionary
work in the South.
The M111 ch meeting of tho Historical
Society was held Monday night at the
home of Dr and Mrs.’I‘ .C Stcarns.
Three, new members wcreL elected. Mr.
and Mrs. E. J Taylor and GhnrlesE
Dunnebucko A paper on “Early Ec
clesl‘aLstical History 111‘ Connecticut"
was read by. 1151:. R. J Thompson and
Was decidedly interesting and instruc;
live. The meeting wits also entertain
ed by D1'.Si:eornn. who" gave Selections
with the pinnola and some vocal numw
bcis bv Han y Sterling. The president
Rev. G. W. Barbydt announced that the
Aplii meeting would be held with Mr
and M111. Willard S. Adams and that
the Rev. -L.“J E Coley Lwould 111.511 the
apcr. Those piosont were Mr. and
r.s W 11.131511155111151 F Coley
Mr. and Mrs. W S Adams Mr. and
Mrs John's Jones Rev and Mrs. Bar-
hydt Mr and Mrs; A. S Burr. tho
Misses Thomas‘ Mrs. B. ..T S Newton.
5113 H.915 ‘Shérwood Ray. and Mrs
Backus Misses Violet Adams, Clurd‘
Beach nan-.19 Holmes, Rev: Alexander
Hamilton. Dr. F. D. Roland Harry
Sterllnur. H R. Sherwood. J Frod Gor
ham Mr and Mrs. E. F‘.‘ 1111111911 Rev.
R. J. Thomson 1111,1115 Mrs B. L.
Woodworth, Mr and Mrs W. F. 05
' born, Mr. and Mrs W. S. Lees, Mrs E.
M Leos Miss E. R. Downes. Mr. and
Mrs. W. H Saxton, H. A. Williams.
Miss Willo‘ox C. H. Willoox Miss M
‘ C E: Duunchaékc.
m s‘EhacH or" A wire.
m
This Way.
A dispatch-trom‘iteading. Pa} an?
.nouncea this
111111911. tight money 1
‘ ii Lib ’ ‘
n9 Liich ‘wlth bio . ' .
.9 next Viscount: of the club _
very is 901111 ‘of the am— -
biiicus men 911 e place Land during the '
winter season when farming 111111 a 1
91thndatlll: keeps himself busy by cub
ting 110011 for use during the supimer
9, ‘gia
A Minister RTeported L15 be Headed L
i
tuned olsn‘d lie.
1111111 1: 111111911 1:91.91
. 15112111 11151.1: 1:51.151:
11511 11511 LLLTLLETELLSL .neu
MINmo ’TSTOCKS
lly people who ate shrewd enough to lay iiwav the stocks purchasing
them when they nrc first oifciod to the public. because. then the stock can
be purchasoil. 111. ycry low piloting: wind; money is needed fur the development.
Later on, when the company begins to pay dividends. this stock often rost-
lug perhaps only 23 outs Jumps to c or ten dollars per share.
11:99: '01 1115 Soon:
gold mining booms thai many 9111
I
91 sections have 11:95:11: in the past.
‘ ’ Those who havo 119111515111. watch. are aware of the great success that
many of the anw gold mines of Georgio are meeting with.‘ 1
Shl‘GWd P6811111 from all ‘ . t
we now buying these stoclLti
prices, and putting them a
1111119111111 11.111115511111515. and four hundred
ock, to be sad solely for devolo‘pmnnt purposes!
9 lie F 151111 c on gun ed thousand shares of this treasury
i9‘w price ‘1: cons 1: {par value $1011) after which
, 111111511 15511 999th? l'iL ould be found necessary to sell
any more ‘51 the shares. ’
This Company now owns iL Lfee simple 93 acres of as promising a gold
11151151131 as to to be found Lanyw iére "coated in Gwlnuctt county. (111..., and
known as the Owens pincer 11y,“ upon which there has been a large amount of
development work done. Two separate 51151111911515 been split: upon a vein.
and sudioient driftlxgg done to 1111191119111 up a large Laxaount of are the vein run
hing-drool 219 to 6 can in width
“minimums1.511150151111191“: airports any the ore will average .
about $18 por- ton. and that we have male. than we can get 96111 in one natural
lifetime. At the. lowest calculation there should be ten doilars per ton profit
in mining Land million 1111 acre. .
Upon this property w ha 917 a ten stimuli mill, two concentrators and
40 it. p. boiler 111111 can o iii) h. '1. oortablo engine and boiler. one s‘ato‘ty
hoist, blacksmith shop 11 in full set of ob. one are crusher many pumps
and a long use of 159511111519 and tools suc
equipped mine and a good mill house match:
The main vein h 3 been traced all the
from N. E to W
11.1w 1.209151119551111 living 15155155 from Linin '
iii 1155111 not cost them originally only a few hundreds oi: dollars and thou
sdndli-inwlll have this :. xperlence within the next few. yams in inspect» '
nos
Nearly Query ho aoadhthis is 1911155111 aware 01L the fa
dollars 110111: 0f‘g1iid‘hovs been taken from the surface
Here 139 191.,te99w ,illug'gatlons from mines 11158113519111
rst Morita at very to cadmium shares .9! Quincy o‘r Tamarack would in.
931396, 01111 per annum; 91000 shares 5111113 Calumbet and“
solo. wouldm return 155111915009000 shares of 19. “55511511 would pay 1
bout :1, 5110 and the some number of ”19L Homestakes Would .re
anaemia? and'aii th ._
twenty-live cents per share-11nd is 110111
Port 9. sold ii: ‘
Ellingntock‘do b1:
L111111111911 down and 111.111.111.995 591: r1: 9
lil 1blunhs furnliifiofifin iii
mm 1: was 5115.: ,
"no slice of ,
9. 5s, 10: 2311.1 1111
9 P 1 1
L L1 ,Papor‘iidngiiiia
\ You ll find 1:9 frame will im
prov your“ 1115 11157511111 and :1
flanm' h, 9 than. will make it
look its «an be“
Get It new
For Easter
Have it on your walls and see
what an improvement it leally
is We will mow the frame for
you.
LL LRooan Moulding
to match your Wall I’aner
DECKER:
27 was‘Hmo'roN 37911557
South LNorvvaik
1 Telephone Connection.
willow annual-wot ii to
Norwaik LLLLLLLLLnglfis
1111.411 WATER STREET
SOUTH NLbawatK. 91.
m
SOLOMON scrim; Manager
1 m
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper .
Plating.
Chandeliers, H9111] Irons. Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Rofiniéhcd. .
ANTILLQLUE B‘Rou‘zmo.
m
1
Metal Signs of every description. ‘ ._
- Brass Advertising Signal. . .
"t—‘f‘ L
9 Lame OrdersL L
Good 6101111111
l’ilsbur‘y S 11113191119111; title has
2 pkgs. Pilshury's LVitos 21111gs.Pils-
b'urys Flaked Wheat free L259
Spccm‘lty
3 cans Sugar Corn 250
Solid Packed Tomatoes, mo can.
L111 ly June Peas 10c can
Alaska Salmon" .L " 1:, 1__dc can
1pc can
Ti 115111511: L l bog
. me iincoc'
£37!
91111 very gracious co,
lib. regarding paint ,9
thanks for our flutter 9,
my compoatlon. Hunt
is especially 11111111111115.1519}
ity. Never heard of t.
about it. He didn‘t. seem
about Knurlnu. :{okfid til
1?
is the plinter'a 1151,
km H9 said K99
“ill on no 11119 and
1111.11. shoot ‘99 of
oil mane at
you t know 1121111111 111519155 ,
net, 1.1: goo1l.‘bou'toai'e w.
makes doors shine. We 11 9
Liavrybody needs it. Can' i! set
some set it at College 89111
11111059011151: get it by
S’posc it's cheaper to get it
point. Will try it. ‘
With renewed assurances of
elation. i am, -
Yors ctr”
CHAS o. wnurzaaa.
.9“
8: Dow
.9 one. In small A:
11111:: eyor norms. ,
very 10911., Haring on '
of ii‘l‘RST- CLASS 9415;213-
a 111,: 1
L530 your not
PAINTING.
9 .Jliscarded madame: .
pipingste5m and water. m9
and 11111111511: . 11111111111199.3111
sold. Headquarters (err 9
rubber féathers and a)
you would like to our
highest cash prices. Witt
calling on .
Notice by postal will L
attention. 1 ~
New ironic. aw
HARTFORD Ransom-.1.
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Lamount of LLwater liiLtiiLe‘LL I 1%
time, regardleés oi th ‘11
re in Service pipe.
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