fling; ‘ u!" iglrliiidth mudntidlhwn not d d . hit: one itibildtnnltu Wat ‘ . . . «N6. ‘ ._ . .. ~ » , - . r .
tunnelling ii
‘ ' . , d the ritln owin i while the, . roeeout‘edhinoty. , W... waso‘l't'efred the animal‘utt‘Wllu or. . “a W w» ‘p ,. 3 . . ‘ . q '
andttlt 3" point. 0 ‘ be Show will ggw providedun olnht‘mllei , . ‘ . and went into his jeans for ihubrire. W til the 'i‘realinrer“ of “10' “h “8 r0 flit! 11”“!!an MA
“‘5 EASTER 5.69 DYE ' .uupnex: iortlle iodine or the order..fi‘he;l. Giadly Extended by an Em Nor- then carried the horrid "War in trld ° ‘ ‘d‘ “ .
.. At no pkg ‘ ' following ottloorii were elected for the.
. nmph. The animal in it buy, ”.3 blinds: YIN!“ Pilopltl’fi Christian Tome .
'r a onli-‘Fm oruunlsi. «aniline rear: Worthy Patriarch. 0- walk citizen. titanium promiwt" “'i'uii’wmr nt»... £0"an Association, Elizabeth
. .. in, Howllmfl' worthy associate, H. S.‘ porn with rupntntiulln lll’l‘titiilmllii tlc- F dd“ . t
. 205 aahinntou 5t» 30- Norwnlk. 0" | Bryan; financial scribe, Ralph Petr tore the Hammer in over. ““0, till 14%., w 5'
ineli; treasurer. Harvey Arkart: P9" There are threutn of a law ulill
‘ . ‘ . 0,”.le ncrlbe‘ pm,” A. Stevens: “.3 Wow are many enthusiastic cit|~ against the town should the helcrinidni- “Wt“ 131% [lllfiuurl‘iliwmlttlw
I ‘ Untieimlt. recording scribe. William 0. run“. in Fla,“ Norv‘vnllt lll‘i‘illll'ttil to tell attempt to movethe .bonidere placed ‘9’“ «‘t‘ii‘vafi’ v: :n‘l‘.dfi°‘“'l’§nx to“ 0‘ “1‘:
l ’ . . ‘ liClark; cltuplnithoneph Penneil: eon-i " ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' by tho ’i‘uylore about “'l‘ombotontlm’“"-“ 0 it " u ‘ yo'
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Painter and Paper Hillier.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will Wear twice
as long and cover double eur-
tace as machinery mixed. The
house of William Htevenn and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main ntreet. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years ‘ .. ‘
ago. They are litill xood. Dcvog'g .
Your house will stand as well
it i point it. My office. 52 South
Asthma, Gelatin; identity; .
Lortwgtrlan‘ at Martini .‘
and
ililctm‘. quu‘a Crockett; assistant con-Silliill' (*xnel'itinttr for the public good. Park." The .aituntlon was recently i fillnth‘ii’v‘dfilnii.‘i’d'l'l‘irilll‘ifiysuldili’é?
lducior, Nettie Plunder; inside stintinel.;d1~mlm0ny from such a source m the outlined in thin column. and was t‘ol~‘ ' » ' ‘ lsui't'ered f9"
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- ‘W i I H k I ‘ ' Hill‘l‘)’ Young; Olltflllle SQHHHEL “(‘ll- l . IOWQd by 1|“ ”up”. l'lWln the electron“ ‘ tn!" [5 ”Compound. 1.
I q‘ ’ I ICE . Dun Hawking; superlntendfint 0r .’ DRE! 0f tlvllltfllbfl illld Will Drove {1 t0 "3'“on the Month" “who “It? lllglh . . ‘
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young people's work, Lottiti Godfrey. “helping build" to scores of l'eaderg.iwnl'; the mandate hue llotdb‘i‘ell obeyed}
. . . . , ... “For three vonro my kldnevs - . \d‘ .
gm, dolinr, laid on gm town “no". in lllt. result of the balloting. l’l‘tSl .Rfll‘i . p . ‘ ’ ‘ ‘
merit "it of 1901. at a meeting of the dentMrehnte Thames: firstVICG'pl'G'dlrouhlpd n... .. great do“), When 1 Pill’ldlltlhlilfl (\llllfllll’h.
district held. on the 14th day of June, sitlent. Mre. Jennie ’l‘hiel; second vice- .- .
1901 at the East Norwalk school president,;Mre.dMaria Stevens: treawimmlflhiwetl "it 1 “ml BPVf-‘m pain in ‘ (Continued ““0111 8000M Pattie-l
hous'o wiltbo due and able on the 'llrel‘. Mrs. Mary ’i‘homea; secretory. the nmali of my bank. o ' d, t . 7””. ‘ , '
first clay of‘April, 1902.9:tywhlch time Minn Pearl A. Stevens: directors, Mrs” . . ‘ Fr 1.“ time u the your. 0. it. Wilhoii' wanted to3
I shall be ready to receive the “m, Annie Plunder. Mrs. Fred Ambler. metlme i had muscular rheumatism and know what, the llliil yearn appropria;
at my store, No. 10 First street. Pen. Allredltirriichett. Mrn. (lhailotte Cllfih‘ i it become so irksome both‘ut my work $11K” llrflrfleiraaildmttniffli‘lll'l'hy fill“ ‘ . g
alt at then-ate of nine per cent. a mull: my rig committee, .ira. Annici . _ ‘ . . a oiart ~ . l . . ‘ _ ‘ .. . . Wood Alcohol in my .. “um! .
yeayr from April 1, 1902, will be charg. Plunder, Mrs. Alfred Crockett; vinitingflml ““9“ 0“ (hit) that I felt it. high tilim naked tor was; "Ole‘l' . , . . . :1, d. FURNITURE (‘ . o I" ‘ “ ' (Iv .1113 _
ed on a“ ‘axes remaining unpaid on committee, MFR. Etta Mills; Mrs. Mary . lllllt‘ t0 (’llt‘.('l( ll. before It became. more The sum of $91.18 W118 aneil [0 [“991 ‘ ' Mlfifl EIIIZA!)'£'III CAINJ'I. .IOilih. Illll llgt llllll “ago“ an! a .> .d
and after May 15:, 1902. Bryan; Mrs. Helen iiurdlck; MreMarv‘ ‘ a deficiency in the matter ottho expon- 1 night mom]... ”my. ”What-pod turn-
' - . - . . .. . ‘.; in fat all it id r ari’ 9*
. E. E. GORHAM. ’l‘homes: collectors, Mro. Jennie 'l‘hlel, 3 ”“0“3' 1 8‘“ Donn S iudney Pills at nos 01' the celebration of the 350th tin-istl-ulliion. and it ldil'cr-tl-d my entire "t ”‘1‘” that “I“ “'“l‘” Wk?" 53'93- (H t ( m E 0 V nahe.‘
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor- Mrs. Annie Plunder. Mrs. Phoebef
. ‘ . ,, are the. i . fl ‘
~~w- The annual meeting of the Ladies“ . and First Selectman Waltolnun author», #51:" (”El-tosgt'etrma’i residence, ‘5 ‘ . ”
EAST NORWALK SCHOOL ms. [Aid Society of the Methodist Epineo- R93" ”m ‘Ol'o‘Vi'lfl “m“?meltii ized Selectman (lulu-y to potentially “9-: ‘ ' ' , _ . . , 1-, ‘- I
‘ m... * it‘l.§l‘.§ii“’h“lli"31:1.'hl.“i‘v“‘ri“llfi dr- dddddd dddd dddddd dd innit“; it"‘lii'f; urine unit: ‘ Sillllilll’l1 (1P till ‘
. w? . . . '. "l “-1 " l , .., -_W....,......__....... my“... . ‘
h a.“ Norwalk bier. where the members had neeem-J-lill street, a carpenter by trade, andiwan ignored to proceed tuttukc them]. . .
Sohggltsl‘sl-iyaaxe‘ hereby notified bli’d duringthcaiternoomand ”'9 gen-fan oniplovrle at. Anch’n lint factory "“1“" himself. L ‘ l ‘ ‘d ‘ .
a... t... 9mm“ in of mm min. on “omen enjoyed a supper. ld‘ollowimt‘ ' ‘ . ' -.m....._--..,_. 0mg u ‘
ill Busiliii _
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Last days examining. Out Bale at WORLD
CAR PETS ' *
and
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We guarantee them fully,‘ ‘
.pmistpddg 11"“,quny I had no hnck- nlvrrnurv oi‘ the founding of the town. rhyming“ until i lit'l‘iiilu‘ weak and dcbii- Balance of our Axminster. Moquette, "110W and high grade. i-
walk School District CushmamMrs. Alfred Crockett. Mrs... ., _ l n . _ . ‘ . ‘ . . This bill. which was for printing Ollitu‘irli. “ml at ramp..- full, um” had a. \‘clt‘ct. Body and 'l‘apr‘sii'y “me...” Have Fm. il‘Wnter Filter? u not“! .
Dated, East Norwaik, March 25. 1902. Mary Brynn. Mrs. Emily .DeWaters. .tt. it: not it bOI‘tTiltEb in mi lllllfitlfli‘l the oelehratlon‘uddrenn and the-POO“)?hll‘nlli‘tdtl undid-n in as. many places. I Clii'pois, rm", 5“,. to “5.. DH” yard; 0"” w“ MW all kinds
"12510“ MiSS Lillian Wit‘kfi. did not. trouble me. after taking the written "-V J- (" Davenport, “'1‘“ paid gouty ““31 “"5 (":“P‘mii‘l for a f““' w. ~. ff -' tr . i . i F . i " ‘ ' all
MW . . , , . i ”mm—"m 'il .. by Judge A. E. Woodward and the intddiwet-lrx. but, it Wl‘mlgllt h «hung... in we 4. an. n Fling Mina usI n ‘uin -
'“‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ in s. ter will now be l'e-lmbtit'ited. d'l‘hc iol~twhiitii i felt from the vcrv licpilining. turn .“0” cannot ”mild ‘0 m “S-
John Judge. representing the Bi’ldgo- . D‘R’EN‘ND NDROTON. . _ .
port Sunday Herald. was in this place. i ‘ ‘
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last. night.
‘n .. . , ‘ ‘. lowing, which was the lust clause in lliilVl‘dlM't‘th'l')‘ rrgttiai'L-iinoc.linvc my Our business Is to be closed April c " ' .
Slamucl Sitercr was ill Norwalk ,vciz- lor “m" it) all dealers, plico 50‘ the null, was voted down: Lpulu». and illul that my entire body is 0' I .5 too k ’ .
terln . D . 4
John ’l‘ryon, of Seavicw avenue. has 3 ‘
., . 1, ani \ve re lent l 'ettiement of all
. route a box. i-‘oster-Milburn Co, iinf- “if deemed ndvieabie.’ to authorize not it.” With renewed. i glildly rl-cmn- ' m 1 5
hire. 0. Johnson has moved her
- , . . ~ . . hilln before that date.
. . , . . . . r . .'. .. . . - the ilelectilien to buy the coat 0! the turllti Lidia lg. Piuklmm’s \cvtd- . ,
mould ‘f’ ”i“; 1399“" Iblofi!‘ "} 50m" ; household efforts. to Brooklyn. into. I“ 5" 3‘0“ ““0"” ‘0‘ “"3 linited bbnds of the town Il‘t‘i‘tfillt'm‘fifitl ‘mx ftnlilc. (.‘olttpoluui lit i|\‘i*i'ylt0(l_\'7'—~~ A good Hair for Mill? t'hf‘flil- Born to . I ‘ ..
Main ““‘m- bouth Mint“ ‘d Rob-5 Nelson Taylor, of Smith Norwaik. States. collector. Wllt‘lltvvm' mm; ‘eii'lootmeu rhllm‘g idliuzulldz'ru mini. on W. Division rent. rm (:mgg strcct. atk'ns '
'M‘fi' Bertha Reyno ( e on son. . i i “"‘S in ””1"“ WSWMW “WWW" shall require raid bonds to be thrilled. ht. Fftlldl illl Lac. Win—”000 farfrii If ‘ 1
late, “(ti slianluord. lilfdlliziisstsdoil’xgfigl" : William Chalmers, libutlouist t'or Remember the Hallie—~Doun'8wdmd ed llv a occuriiy ron‘lprmvM ‘ *'°"gi""“"";"""" ’l”"“"’f"”""‘ . b 1 C H ‘ I
. rs. . h. . 011GB. 0 0 ill‘ l '. ,, 1‘ . . . .. ‘ ‘ : “ “' ‘ ‘ , " ., ,t spot it llllt’ t 11' groups all ll‘ . ‘
. We... . . iii“.i'*itnrn2ni.i. . ...i’.i..ri:.“i:':.i.iziir‘. :r .ii . ddddd dd rdddddddfd - - oyt * -
retreat. will entertain the Mission Soww Profesaor A. [3. Guernsey will .spend » ..._...._,,...-...._..,...--........d.-._.W“.... “we"... of u“; bond: Mr '(ngéh. (lide‘*(ugt ‘1’egetnllle (.‘otnpoliilii. ll propliron ' ‘ & . Dow . . . L
' me Click“ M 1101' Mme tomorrow (“Twinnster Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clnr- wag-pan]; mm. mg “‘15 "3.0;"... mm.” m ulna-“h“ ruling drdwm tor the coming 61 WALL STREETMNQRWALK, CT.. a i
lilti- deilCo E. Crofoot at their new home in . - " ' ' ' ' '
. . .‘ ’ y . | .ohange and is the surest reliance {or
The small building moved on the ; Stamfnlldl . Fred Kemper spent Tuesday in New :yfi'mlggwgid .Efi‘illbeltgxfilig‘fgi' "all? . woman‘s i1]""‘“‘"“l'.\‘ "ililll‘i‘d- Norwalk Club Building.
Washington street bridge by Willinmi DoWitt lindeue, who has just leased . lurk city. _ lug'businessgfor ufitirftv 06m “3w 1 6 . Mm. l’jlllillalll invites all
Podium-r. is home out into DIM“ tO-ithe (lroon farm at West Norwalk, in~§ Min N9“ Mitcbe“ is visiting I‘Pitb " ' ' ’l ' " ‘“
h
112 wrisluuoron‘stnssv. ,3]
‘ , H . , . o n ‘ won on who “is ‘ ‘ 1‘? . ’
day. ’tenils‘to immodiatlv o~c its i‘am'lv ”"3" l“ N"“' Haven. h“ Wilma united what the (‘th “OHM J [lo “.1! l" ‘ l'H tdm‘r ill a: ‘ . - SOUTH NORWALK.‘ . w '1
. i e. m \ l i. l _ . be undiho ruplv van titnt the. eultli‘d. ,. ‘3 or m “a l “‘0‘ ‘Ad a a er ' W”
(‘harlcs Lat‘roix is handy cllgngod . from New York. . Byron A. Williams in conllnod to his , H m .' the - .- lb ,1 . r. .,., tmu.Lynu plus“, . 0 Phone 143-5. . 7’" l
in painting and (let.i()l'ill'.llll.‘: the. interior. The Volunteer Hook and Ladder‘hi’mi’ through illness. 3.024,“ '- fl?“ ' 2:11“ 9'10“: at "m i ....‘.;-... ’ .. .. > ., 7 Ti ‘1 , - ll ' ' “ .- .
oi llufllcr'e store on the Washington ECommmy will go to Greenwich next Mrs. (’lllurles 'l'ylf‘l‘. 0i ROSi‘Villt-fl lb and “is“ (- mo on was I)” ('0..mm ' ‘ "hell ‘ M ‘ 1‘ n ,mvgflrl'lrnf _l".‘l{e’&§“?efi '
siroct bridge. :Wodnendav night to be the nest oi'Vlflltlng in New Haven. ‘ ‘ ' . . . . . . ‘ ‘ *' LADIES m "1'31 .‘l 3 .(e‘ “PM . m I.” a)?“
. . . - g 1 . t . . [ lipon motion of MI_ ilililllutt the . fllmndllihol rooms. of will house. [1' \ml
OlllSld‘li‘ Of Tim NOI'WillkS ”WIT? “ (‘H‘ r the Volunteer llook, Ladder and ”(mm Milli“ 1‘- Kimball ““5 ”WNW” “'0‘“ mphun il'lJOtll‘nOd ‘ DB. KING’S C hqwin't it ilt'll m e i .3 ill m
a few people from Barton and Noni: 5(30mpany; of that place. .1 llii‘trip to l‘itte'iicld, Mast-id. g “mag“ p . Burch)" Brand qumqmg'1vnurd Jihnflczltiring.
Canada at the farewell reception 0 T Professor A, ll. Gael-user returned, i or: ‘Yhase tau gone to Boston. . p j, j] _ ~ . j “ ;
Rev. .1. J. Feast last night. iyestorday afternoon from his rpm at. jwhcre he hus secured employment. FOR THF COMPLEX‘QN PENNYROYAL PILL‘S- (M K . $31g‘rttll‘loud'“:;3:'t°‘£5 “2333};
Nothing has been heard as yet from ‘New Haven and Bridgeport. While in 2 Miss Chapman. Oi (‘I'OSS Highway, it'd . The complexion always Silfiel‘ri’l’l‘fllll I ‘ Vu‘fmni‘il'itihl‘li‘l'ih’lilith llundrodlolkm- von )W'fltll to 2m into til): )n W.
What appearedto' be a boat burning {New Haven he was the guest of )3. irlltertuinlng friends from New York. dblliousnosa or conuttpntion. Lnlesn it°bgorii“.‘l’.‘ii:.°“'im’attiiiiiiti'ii‘i‘ili‘li We‘wiii linvo'tlo n or tlrlthe
about three miles out in the Sound l l’cnny 1H?) Washington avenue. and: leSi’iih R- l’iniilitlm has disposed of 'l’“ “9“,!“ are “:1" open ”“9 “1mm" Md Atlvmrglmr'rhy mlilOlMde '9 din’erent “mm; 93.099.123.119“. 7’
front Dorion’s Point. Tuesday night. .‘ while in Bridgeport he visited Captain 1W0 work horses to Norwalk ilfli‘tlm “"3 f' om the bfldr‘ “We” in vilie‘lot‘m ' "”9 ltEDlGillE 0"" 5“ mmwmu‘ ”88 tlv ror vour (-rittlciémmwhen You
Therc will be a business meeting ; ii. ii. Rugg and John Judson. the lnt- Mrs. Henry Sincerbcaux and mother 0; "Eriwid “f’mmm' ”film“ Lit- .. . * ‘ . ' ‘ -...._ Ci.” ‘ ' ‘ ' ’
“at the Advent Church this evening af- _. ter residing in Maple street. . .rioited [friends in Bridgeport. 'i‘uen- .lgg“,£‘l‘;”i’n $11552?!‘,k£:$:;ultll:fbnulax, “all DONOVA'u'ngARevTON F'GHT A ‘ .'
tor the, regular prayer service for the. Spec al services are being held in . day. i. ‘ " . .‘ . t ' , ‘ . n .
electionoi officers. A full attendance the Dnrien Congregational Church or Mrs. W. T. Williams ,ot‘ Sullgntilck, ffimefh"(’fil'm.nr(§"m Elflulm‘l: 0.7% l"‘””“~“-""’- Orin. WW“ 3‘“-‘I”‘9 phOtO Frames.-
is requested. . nary evening this week. Rev. R. J. spent yesterday in Bridgeport \vitll rob . “(is‘llli‘rzfl‘l imp- {‘31 “£33; I f“?! Donovan, ot‘ ltoclieeter. and Charles “Hg“ or email Both a“: the
A snow with a cargo of lumber for i'l‘hOiiiDtion. of Greens Farms preached :utlvcr. ‘ ‘l i. it s rift} fill .\ tat-is it“ '13“ (“‘Dllitlh‘d Thurston. of San id‘rantllsco. g0 ' ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘
the East Norwnllt Lumber Company Tuesday night. Revull. C. Egglentou. ‘ A subscription dunno will be given " f’ilmnrmffl' fmll \tollet‘ilfit what lip“; fought “Wm” rounds to, a draw at the I » EVERYTHING [MAGINABLE
jg lying at Sound Benoit. Captain \\’,10f Sound Bench, broached last night. In the Opt-rd ilouiin. Friday ci'tdi“hllg,l‘1‘,’r,..“'2mfxe,n5i ’f‘ ttdnou I”: (I. Ptifiihitt‘ Chill. Tl‘t‘ tight WW WW? Wi d Sh d . ‘ ‘
it. verity, oi the simmer Addie v.. has d Tonight there Will be communion or. April dlth. ‘ 3;“ ‘““ ,‘ . ‘3' gr ll.“ T,” "55.3.“ f; rvrn "r m ”i" i‘i'irilti’ih 1‘0‘31‘6- “hr" 1‘! 0w a es in the Willi Paper line will be toundali .
gononfier her. , ,lhe Lord's supper in the Gangrene Byron A. Williums iscntertailiing his ”aloud" '"" “Ni“ ‘0 ““3 or. the advantage. if any. was Willi 'l‘hurs- To hm”. 1
The Lgn‘tongrgnl building will soon itional Church, iOlilily by the mumhurs ulster. Airs. (‘llurlottc Lyon. of New Ro- , I h' "~°“~ ‘ .
be completed. The white mortar has of that. church and those of the Barton cheitc. N. Y. ‘
our state. Remember that we furnish" ’
been put on and the. carpenters will Methodist Church. Tomorrow "lg!“
R \i q p ll f (p i it ill Mien Grace Adams is at her home ‘ ‘ > ’_ Painting and ”'9 "39““ and the men, and the Pastel ‘.
noon commence to work on the inter-i (“'- 3 r. “1’0 t‘ ‘d 0 “‘W‘n‘" <‘ . W herr. where silo. will remain during . " ' and attend to the w _,
in,- wood work. . preach. Easter week. . . ‘ 7 ‘ . ) . ‘ , Paper Hanging hole busineosi g! ,
Ml-g_ May Jennings, of Howard ”9., 'llinro was a slight runaway at‘el- Air. and Mru. William (‘oley arc en- ‘ » _ '
nun. who has been ill forsome time. dent in this place. yesterday afternoon. ‘ iortaiuing their dmuxmpn Mrs. John You‘ll find a frame will imr 0“" Pl'lt‘rem‘e low and our men ”.4 .
. . . ' '1 - - » . “. . ' t. ' * ‘rt‘ure You‘ll find a
is im my“). .2: Madonnings line said lsidml. Slillllllil: the cattle and horse n, Birgit, of Derby. . _ . . move will DR ._ .h'll l .
ierethwith 5n attack ofneuralgia and melT‘ihflm. 0" 8:5 ‘P’19lfl" street, Siflm- Miss Edith ilrudiry is home for the “Avg. HIENMADE AND ARE, BE'NG. MADEJM frame he”? ”1“" ulll make if q I m “7‘“ rapid “ml“ 1‘“ng
inflnnimetory rheumatism. lord. was drivmg With his father und
Easter holiday from the somimrv at ‘ V 1 I L T 4 10"“ "S """r""’““' . . . . . . ‘
The funeral of George. B. Rose who der the railroad bridge, when the hold. Mt. Hoiyolic, Mess. l ' M l N 'N G s 00 KS ‘ ““13“?“ satisfaction. i‘” ' ' .1
died at‘his home in this place: last back m. ”‘9 “mes“ “Mk“- Thl‘i Rev. ll. .l. . . ‘
, 'l‘homson. of the Greens 1 t It R a 'd ‘ " . , '
Monday. was held from his late 1.0% frightened the animal and it started " warms Congregational Chlll'i‘h. promih. Bi’ people who aro'shrewd enough to lay away the stocks. purchasing Ge e dv “9 M” an! spit?“ the BEST PM“!
deuce m 3 o'cloak yesterday amtmoon. ‘0“ n (1930 I‘m]. . Mr. Shatniu headed it Ierl in Barton. last night. them when they are hrst uttered to the public. because. then the stock can For Easter in the BEST manner * ' j“ l ‘
lie was eightv-five years tot’ age and [up the hill leading to the cast bound» itcprcscntntive Nunh has lmgufi' 0i" he pnrohueed at. very low prices. when money is: needed for the development. . - ‘ . 11%.. .~
was a‘ direct {tegcendum of Gorcrnor station, ““1 “”3 ‘3 probably what pro d crntions toward the erection of his PM“? 011i ““11"“ ”19 company begins to ilii)‘ dividends, this stock. Minn 0051- {love it on your walls and see ‘
Fitch, of East Norwulk. Interment l vleinteld it di'sastmu? runaway. Doing new barn in Killgstroet. "1K, perhaps. only 2-) cents. jumps to live or ten dollars per share.
was in the Fitch plot in the East Nor- , ‘ S ‘0‘" “'3 “m age “0’". tanning,
A , what an improvement it really ‘ _, -.
. . _ Mrs. H. ld‘._. dams and daughter. of 0 ‘t in. We will me he the name for E ORHA
walk cometerv. 3" “'9 horses heels. Brooklyn. N. Y.. are the guests of Mrs, Georgia. ‘he Elnpll'e State Of the Stillih you. 0 O G '
M' l ' , V i The principals in the case of Skel- William mumps of Church wtreet . ~ - ..
i. am Mrs. John B. tliceler. 0 ton vs, Thompson brought to recover .- . ~ ‘ - - is just at the beginning of our of loose gold mining booms that many oth~ R M ,di * . .
“llieeicr avenue. gavel? dlléngl“. pair-gl $57 and costs {ml work done an Dr.‘ the regular monthly meeting of the or sections have experienced in the rm“, , 00m on 112 . .
ti testerday to anum er 0 lion 3. - , to match your Wall Paper.
H ' :Kane‘s residence in Noroion. and . tou'n school committee will 1w ltt‘id Those who have kept close watch. iirc inrarc of the grout success‘ tint
“it? guests who enjoyed their hOSDi- . which was decided bl' Judge William? on Mtllitliil’. Mill‘t‘li illsl. (it. 411:3 D. at. many of the new gold mines of Georgia are meeting with. .
"1“” were Mr. and Mrs. Charles M- ? Slit'lldlmet‘ht. in favor of the plaintiff? hir. and Mrs. John Cull had daugh- ShI‘BWd People. from all serilmls of the rountry. and even from Europe. * DECKER
Lawrence. Mrs. Mary G. Townsendim recover what was due at the triulf tor. of New Haven, have her-n the are. now buying these stocks while they are lining oh‘errd at these low 9
Mrs. Charles N. Smith, Miss Georgiana ’
. . last Mo (m, rim-e mo ”1 runsm or (smmw-im- and Mrs. Thoma." prices, and putting them away for the rise sure to follow a little later on,
Clinton Miss Eleanor G. Smith and Schii n ‘ mm d b to ‘h g‘ 3‘ ‘
10 FlRST STREET, EAST noRWALitl
/ "rel. nail 135-2. ‘iIfiJ
., . dknecht yesterday for the pur» ‘ Glynn. " ' ' ' ' ‘ 8 7 W A S g I Thai: 0 lesfr R E E T .
““53 Susan S- Smith. pose of listening to causes fornppeal. l id}. Kimball, who has been visiting his , . T l - on o?"
____..... ting the case. The case was annealed old home in Massachusetts. l'-‘Ilil‘nt‘.t'l ' ' e ephone'Connect‘on:
RDWA YTUN. ; to the Mav term of the common pleas lilouday and resumed his duties on the ' ' . Open "mm“ mm 8'30' . MW, _ _ .. __, _ .
l . y. f . . i icourt at Bridgeport. Judge Burns, oi ttrolley cars. . ‘ is organized under the iuws of Georgia. and bite one million shares of ,, , .. ,_
I'f’h" Loundes._0. the “95‘ stile, s i Greenwich is counsel for Mr. Thomp-. Henry ld‘. Pennoyer in ranking prep- the par value of one dollar. fully paid and nonnssessnhie. and four hundred . . . A F] Sh
"Ming “‘3 ‘W‘Wesmngiedd and Other :son. and Attorney Curtis. of Stamford: aralions to open his saloon in the thousand of this is treasury stock. to he used solely for development purposes u
improvements made. ». ‘ for Mr. Shelton. _ ;. Noah building corner or State street We now offer to the Public one hundred thousand shares of this treasury urwa a I" "r s .
00:33:81)“?'m;‘i§;‘;‘s'og‘;l§g‘b§n“$g ,3 -~~—-——-—-‘- .; and Riverside avenue. uiocli. at thicllow price of :35 cents per share (par value $i.(l(li after which " Va V
. . . ‘ : r i Tuesday afternoon Michael Sonny i 9 price \vl be raised to no cents, itit should be found necessary to sell , l ,
“10:“ 3m?» ‘5 to move to the George, Lyons PLA’”; tplnnted onion seed ill the strip of any more 01‘ the shares. NO 40 “IATER STREET ‘ ‘e‘
(.udlipp lesidence. Mrs. John McColium and Miss Clara ggyound at the intersection of the 'i‘nru- This Company now owns in fee simple, 63 acres 0: as promising a gold ‘ ' Noiselées ‘eloses without in: or ‘
During the progress of housecloan- flanks spent Tuesdav in Bridgeport. ‘Dikc and Greenfield road. property as is to be found anywhere. 'ocuted in Gwinnett. county, GEL, and SOUTH NORWALK. OT. i ‘ "‘ ‘*
. ingyosterday Mrs,>Chfarlos T- Lowndes i_ Mrs, Charles Johngon and daughter Thomas Murphy who recently jre- known as the Owens property. upon which there has been a large amount of ‘ “ er hammer. H“ “9 In" {-
‘ 01' llowayton (WWW. missed a hair of i entertained the Ladies’ Aid Society on ’turned from mg State Hospital for the ' development work done. Two separate shafts have been sunk upon a vein. . . «111E [DE q I
valuable diamond earrings, and . the f Thursday, ‘ ' . {Insano' at Middletown, was returned and sufficient drifting done to show up a large amount of ore. the void run- SOLOMON 5C A M Malia Cl’ ' ‘
only solution she had oi their dlSflI? l L. R. Hoyt and wife returned homeIm that institution Monday. ' fling from 2'4: t0 ii teen in Mink. ‘ ' g VOLUMETER PRESSURE REGUé ~ ‘
DMI‘BHCG was that they had been aocr 9 Wednesday .from a week's visit in ; Aspetuck, Lodge. K. of p” exempliv Assays run as high as $150, and our experts say the ore will average - -—-——-‘-~ '
dontnlly carried out of doors when a : Bridgeport. ‘ ' '
‘ .. _ fled the second ranh'. Tuesday night. about $18 per ton, and that we have more than we can get out in one natural
carpet was taken out. to be heaten.i Mrs. John Williim and son visited; ‘
. . . LATiNG FLUSH VALVE.
_ . , Following the work a social hour was lifetime; At the lowest calculation there. should be ten dollars per ton profit 601d. 311V“: N101"! and Copper
This opposition proved correct. as d in Bridgeport. recently. returning :
A sell adjusting 'pressureregniatof. -
-. _ . , enjoyed and refreshments served. . in mining and milling "“5 01‘9- . Plating. applied to a ““5“ Valve operated ‘1’.
Charles lirundnged and Joseph l\lme- , home Tuesday night. , The members. of' Doric Chapter, 0. Upon this property we have now a ten stamp mill. two concentrators, one . .. direct pressure. Discharges the 83!!!! ,.
it‘ll". Will! “'0“? engaged ‘0 "wk mi. Mrs. Hannah WW8. Mrs. WWW" .7 E. S. will hold it sociable Mondav ev. 40 it. p. boiler and engine. one. 10 h. ‘3. portable engine and boiler. one safety. d " amount 0! water in the me length’mxf \ '
the gems, subsequently found them in E White and . sons, or Norwalk. spent? ening'. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. hoist. blacksmith shop with full set of tools. one ore crusher, many pumps. Ch d F H d I F lime. regardless of the head or pres-r
the mass. They were returned to i Sunday with John Williams and {am a John S. JOHQS. momfime avenue. and a long line of machinery and tools. such as are to be found on a well an e lets, an mus! cnders. sure in service pipe.
Mrs. Lowndes. who gave the boys 3 f ily. . Rev. Frederick E. Koeoler will hold equipped mine. and a good mill-house and other buildings. Bird Cages and all kinds of ‘ See it in operation in our 618}th
substantial reward. 5 Miss .Ettn. Fitch. of Poplar Plains, 3 German services in the Granite hall. The main vein has beenrtraced all the why across the property, running M l W k R . ‘ . . - .
A number of the friends of Miss Who has been visiting Marguerite Lad-l Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. All from N. E .to S. W. eta 01' epatred ‘
room ,
Ethelonc Harper tendered horn mean i ford. for some days. returned bomet , . . . .- , . ‘ . ‘ > ' and Refinished. . d
lion. last Tuesday night, at the resi‘ *this week. .I . gftggllfm are most midlall) mde to Blg Incomes From small Investments: l l ' Horace R NaSh I
deuce oi: Mr. and Mrs..Jnmes E. Stev- . elm?” was the usual 2:30 p. m. sen: Selectman Coley is preparing to top Thousands of people are now receiving a fine living income from min» ‘ . ' .
ens. M'SS Harper was formerly teach- I :1“? g Eigmm'e‘ Church]. IRStllsulil. 3‘ dress the highway in ”V? vicinity 0‘ ing stocks that costtheln originally only a. few hundreds of dollam and thou. ANTIQUE BRO-N21" 6‘ » l ’ i I *
or in the public SChOOl here, “(K is i ta)‘ n i ester Sunday t ere W l e g Frank Raymond’s on the 8'3“" road. sandsdwlll have this Some experience within the next iew‘ rears in the Geor- ‘ . L 7 7' ‘ ‘
now located 1“ “01"“ Vernon. bhei flows"? (deaf. I?“ at 9 a. m., and l‘iand the Traction Company to place ~gia mines . . . . . ' ' w ‘ ' . . 00Lllill'lll Willi and “MSW“ ~ -
was warmly greeted by her former as- 3 Le: mt (infant 9 Holy .(gin'i‘miénion ! new ties “a level up the tracks' ,. Nearly everv one who reads this is already aware of the fact that millions' Metal Signs 0‘ every ‘dqscrtptton. ‘ ' ‘ T'— l .
nociafis, mm whom she liver? popu- : Shcfilm f)“ ggfigffighdty “90:31:: J- 3 Stevens. and family. who 9“" of dollars worthfloi gold have been taken from the “surface of the Georgia ' . H . . 1 fi . 7 ' M ”on“,
“f- he “WES "resembere- MM , 1' “, - . ' drhased the Morehouse immert.v in anisand now theaeep workings are revealim the. source of all this gold as Br' Ad rs ' 8‘ ~ . ' "
3““ M“ James E-' Stevens. M“ and 3““ In?“ W for e eoting ofllcers and ‘ Clinton avenue, and who have been all miners knew it would a ’ ass ve tsmg igns. . a] y ralg Ina
Mrs. Howard Every. Mr. and Mrs. A1_:attcndlng to.other business will be spending the winter in New “”ka . . ‘ . ‘ .—~—: . _ > , . ._ ‘ ‘ . . , ‘
‘ bert Marsh. Miss Vivian Stevens. Mrs. iheld. d “’ ' .
lda Sharer; Mrs. Etta Slater. Miss Kate 2 *
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» --.. ___..._ -- ~ nine “"3" “mm “mi" arr ' Does It Fail to Own a Thousand Shares? ‘ l 1...... Orders . specialty. » muse" ;
‘ CHEM“? Miss Pea“ Stevens; Mrs. 9835‘!” 8 26‘. \s d F. E. Miles and wife Q'p‘é'nt Tuesday '. Here are a tow illustrations from mines, the stocks of which were at“ - .. ~ ~17 ww— - ' NEW YORK
.' Hill?“ Bin-dick! Messrs. Edward Stev- .. L v a - in town. preparing for the removal of first oilered at very low prices: 1000 shares oi'Quincy or Tamarack would in. , - s ' ”on WALK ‘flD
. one Boninmih’aurdtett, Earl Thames. ‘_ , This being our annual ‘EasterdSnle. their enacts from .(hp~1jfiusg,just .115. sure on income otvneariy $6.009 per an aunt; 1000 shares otthe‘Cnlumbet and : , - . s .
.HWBrdrd.Wurwmdk- éwe seasons any the following choice posed at by them. It is probable they Heels would return about $1,500; 1000 shares of the Treadweli would pay . . 0 rocerles SOUTH-NORWJILK.
. ‘ Th" annust meeting 0‘ Rm“ 5"" EGroceries appropriate for the holiday. will occupy a cottage at the shore dur- about $1.500. and the some number or the Homestake would return $8.000 , ' "‘ . - ‘ .
DiVlBlon. ESQllfs' 0!. (temperance. wast.“ the. mdgt‘remarkahle price in the. in}: the summer, . annually,~and all this is in addition to an increase of from 200 to 500 per . ~ ‘ l ,, _ ‘ ‘
held. in Crew 3: Hall. last hi hit The i history pf Grocery competition. The regular monthly meeting of the tent. in the value of the stocks. . . Pileburr‘s Best mm". . one bag .5 - .1
. :17 Fresh Country Eggs! 25c teachers will beheld in Staples High rThoLeroi stock first sold at twenty~tlve cents per share, and is now . ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ . ‘ » . _~ g... . .3“
igmngdmmouh. Milk. ‘ 250 School on Finder.“ 3-:3Q‘h. m it is worth $40. The great Portland sold first at 25c and now. is neld at over 2 pkgs. Piisbnry's Vitus 2 pkgs. Pilot .. » . _ ..l on... _ . ]
deans Sardines, ‘ 25c expected that Mr- F. C. Fenney or 805- $3“; {the marine 0!! mining stock to be pal-away tor a. “me time is ”0‘“ bury‘s Flaked Wheat tree, ' 25c SeamerSEagle and Cit'v oi Nor-d,
3 cansd‘Choice Sweet Corn» 25c ton. and Mr. Taylor. of New York city. W0 ‘4 e an 88" mo ,8». . ‘5 lk it: :e \l y r- ,' p ‘
‘3 cans Early June Peas. ' 25c Willbe presentation. rage an informal Buy now as many shares of this stock as you can spare the money for, 3: eons Sugar Corn. , t ‘ 35c “3 ‘3‘. A ¢W 0 “y 193' 33.
‘ 3 cans Bolted Beans (litrize size) 25c talk on text book matters in xeneral. . “ii/Y0“ will he mightydglad later on. . - Solid Packed Tomatoes " 10c on East River. Berkman street. ‘3 ’
. . . _’ . .d ,. r, . ;, 2 thatéhredded Cocoonnt- 25c .fWOrd has been met“!!! from w“, . Price of stock now,26c per anemone quarter down and the balance on re. ‘ ' . . .3“: Norwalk and South No *
OUR ,SPE MA. FOR ‘THlB‘, WEEK: i " ‘ " ' . ‘ FLOUR?" ‘ . .l‘iam 11km“. grails folnggoyginmim gtfinof the stock. Prospectus and subscription blanks furnished upon appli. Earl) June Peas, 3 the can ‘tluring the night. .
L. “x . ‘_ * . a j. ’ ._ d‘ l ‘- titv n the . JD ties. at e as . . ' L I ' . Alaska Salmon -’ 1 .
-, trident. 25c Hum“ ‘5- I’m'?’ 5’ T-“b.” "”9" W 53.. Just been discharged tram the hospital, Mm Check“ my“? 9° 7 . New m Maékéml . 1:: 2: ~' * J
‘ ‘ ( 25¢; lbs' 'r n,“ . Sn :- .00 whet-é he has.heen,.tionflned [or some: . . . . . ' _
.3 None such ml”? at} . 350.?20All G at; ed 3“ ' 91 time with a wound in the right should- 5 Gust & F! In 8560me”. Billie“, Milli“. Ga-
Johan‘s or run or; & mean one has}
, Silks fl $1.005
stock or «animated during and encounter‘
- d. ‘ i with the innurgents. ‘ ‘
. ‘ , Louis P. Wnkemsn has tor some time
had his e on a stepperreportedpto he .
« or t old pitifiinzdéi‘Lthntdi ‘
ow, or machmntlifiue edit!” .
come: two. “of premium . '
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