and (III other colors of the rainbow in
FANS EASTER EGG DYEG.
M be pkg
I '1'. a. pm; 111. maggot.
205 Washington t.. 80. Norwelk. Ct.
E281 llll‘lWIlLl/
NOTICE
EAST NORW1§LKI80HOOL Dis-
R
J _.
The taxpayer: of the East Norwelk'
‘ Scheo Dietriot are hereby notified'
that t e Dietriet tax of three mllle on
the (l liar laid on- the town ueeee
moat Iet of 1001, at a meeting of the
dietrlo held on thy 14th do) of June,
1001I ft the East Norwal eehooi
hooe'e will be due and pay-b e on the
flret d y of April 1902, at which time
I ehll be ready to receive the lame
at myietore, No. 10 First street. Pen-
alty It the rate of nine per cent. a
year from April 1 1002, will be charg.
ed on all taxes remaining unpaid on
and after May 111,1002.
8.5. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the Eaet Nor-
walk School District
Dated Eaet Norwalk, March 25 1002.
u125 10t
All the barber shops will close at
noon today.
Contractor Arthur ‘ Waldron ‘ spent
yesterday in New York.
Principal E. H. Humbert and son
(il'f- :.pI IIIII'IIII: thI.I day in Bethe],
The low on shooting vfild IinI-kI; will
on into (It‘I‘III-t ‘.'.prii i thingmr 'IIIAItIIId
(:i‘ .'le1,\ I.
I\II'.~'.. AIIIIII' Weeks. of timoklyu. it:
the I:I.III~:I (Ii Mrs. A. .\' Sziri'mmii. (,,
i‘h-IIsnnt III N (4.,
William litlI‘TllOllflI of Boston, ms
the guest of l’iI'IIIEs'i-d 'l'homnst ll. tJI'ii'I
(in. I\'L"~'i’l'ilv‘lI\'.
Henry llt\,yn(ll(l,< has lllt: hunt on lllt‘
III-IIIImIIlII III: Hill is to overhaul II, HI
I» Iii ht IIEII iIIIi: 1,1.
ll. II'Im 11: l) Malina b: II: had, the sinus
that \\I"'IIII iIlIIWII IIIIIIII I'Iiilillf' thI H
I'IIIII 1min I'I—IplnI,'(I(i.
.\ii:~'I-I Lillian litiKlI‘i‘. of New to»
I-lIII-llIII N. 'i'., in spending: :: few days:
with i'I'iI'I'IIII'. in this plan».
IIIII'IIII' (‘IIIIIIirII‘IhaIII this taken I: po-
' 'IitiI'IIII III. thII (31(IsII'IIII‘I LILIIIIIIiryI and
hay. ((0110 to work today.
'i‘hI'I'c will ill} l‘lJ (:III'\i(II'I.~,. in ("'Itlll‘i'
. the .I'i'IivCIIII lth'iinorI or the East Ave~
Illltt AIIILIIIII‘IlnI (EIIIII'IIIIIILI, today.
A hearing on the bal’IkI'uptcy pro-
(endings. of ('.l'II IS Larsen will be held
this uf'itmnoon in the Ptobate Court in
\(Irvnlk
i‘not.ei11 I‘hnn..13'\‘i'1'ighi «vho how
be: ll in (he s IIII‘h for the past couple
Ill .("(. l s is expected to return home
on Saturday.
After spending two weeks on Long
island with relatives Miss Kate Red-
(le of Van Zandt street has returned
to her home.
Mrs, Joseph Hubbard of First street
who has been very ill' for some time' that th(I party (lid not disperse till'
with an attack of pleurlpy in he: side
is able. to be up again
The official board of the. I: not Avo-
nue Methodist. Episcopal Church held
H special blsiness meeting last 'I.Ilgl1t
and straightened up some matters per
tainlng to the church. _
Robert Tale. of Rowan street,
a baseball team together and It will
play the Hill team on the grounds
north of the South N01 wall: Methodist
Church next Monday morning .
Many from the Advent Christian
Church in Van Zandt sti'eet will go to
Bridgeport todav, to attend the con-
mention of the Sunday school and l 0,1
al Workers in the Advent Christian
Church at th(I corner of Brooks six-tee
and Barnum avenue.
ROWAYTDN.
Benjamin A. G I'illln has cold one of
his horses.
Mrs. Kate Themes.
avenue. is sick.
John H Monscll, has launched his
sloop Edwin DeForest.
of Rowayton
William Sniflln was In Waterburyfi
last Sunday. on a pleasure trip.
The young men of this place wmI nings. for the last time this scar on. .ies outlined three
I Loads of. seed potatoes are belugI
enjoy a game of baseball today
John Jarvis Jr.,I has taken a posi
tion on the steamer Mabel L. Stevens.
Captain George Wicks, left for
Greouport Wednesday on a business
trip.
Minor Cornell and Gerald Demorcst
were In Rowayton. this week, calling
on friends. .
The Baptist Church Bible class will
hold a Bible study at the parsonage
this evening.
The steamer Mabel L. Stevens was
in South Norwalk yesterday, having
her boiler Inspected.
..Mrr: 1'! A. Raymond had family have
1110\ch from ltownyton axI-IIIII- IIII‘ Ions
street South Nonvelk.
’l‘hcI l’ublic' School closed yesterdm
fot the Easter vacation} “gill will re
open agntn Monday ApIil" 1.
MIN 1:. A llavmond and family mov-
(Id from liowavton avenue to Cross
street, South Norwalk, WI’ctillr-Isdny.
A progressive domino “sociable will
he held in Rising Sta 1 Diu’sion hall
101' th(- heucht of the (PM .I'llon, tomor-
I'oa night.
11.1: S 12. 'l‘ristram who has been vis
Itlng Mr. and kirk. John lJIIWater-s' of
l‘ounoyer avenuIe‘, has returned to her
home in Stamford It»,
There willh rogt' filye domino
sociable for the be éfit‘ filhe Risin
Star Dhision in' their hall on Rowav—
ton (Ivonne tomo'rIIOw night.
The residence of Andrew Mills, of
ltoy'vayton event: ’is undergoing 1e-
pkge'. Grand ,N t, ' " 26(1
' s Noho Such it i
. 00 m
*» III-(II
hire (I .
Uuahmen are (I I.
The Ladies AldIIIol II Bap - .
Church. held their. regular would . I
vIIsthdny afternoon at the residence. .‘l‘he Mleteke le Made by Many En'ot
Jennie Sharer. of Ponnoyer avenue ‘
DJRIEN AND, NORO TON.‘
. Miss Nollie Goodeve has IIIM'IIIIIIIIeIl
to llrooklyn.
William HinIllcy'II house is
newly painted.
' Norwalk Oltlune.
m
Don‘t mistake the cause of backache.
_ ’ I'l‘o be cured you must know the cause.
l\vf.',§’§2§,?,‘,§ (11:11" $3.8m” Ilt III wrong to Imagine relief Is ourII.
The Little Point Coal Compupy 1111‘s? Backacho is kidney ache,
bought a new team of horses. visiting lou mu“ cure the kidneys
Mrs. [-1. id Whitt’emore is
her son and daughter in Boston. ,AII East Norwalk resident tells you
how this can be done.
'I‘imothv ’II'acy, F. A. Mlllgl‘tiW'i-l
gardener, planted potatoes last week.
Mrs. Anna Clark, off; Kcyser (Ive
‘nue. says: “My husband and I both
Mrs. Bryan, of Non-Walk. was that
guest of Mrs. W ll Mackey. 'l‘ues'
tried Dean's Kidney Pills. 'l‘hcy cur.
=(IIl his back and after i took them I
i (lay.
Mrs. George B. Edwards and (laugh-'
tor, Miss Margery. are in Washing-
(on, I). 1‘
Frederick Cuahmuu and wife I'e- .
turned, Monday from their sojourn in ' found my self quite well. .' ”'.'“ kidney
the South. trouble for some time, and It devel-
Miss Hattie Morley is visiting her , ,
brother Fared Mar “3' an (1 family. in, Ioped into steady backa(.,he a(‘.-comp(1n
'ied by a urinary weaknessm ver in-
convenient at night. We both tried
:eome simple home remedies, but thI
f‘ltroublc still remained. One night II
read an account of a cure being made
by Donna Kidney Pills, the symptoms
Brooklyn
being Identical with mine. i got :1
George Leonard has cold one of hit: ,
line sorrel horses to W. K. Fairbanks
I box at Plalctcd' a drug store. Thal'box
Icomplctcly cured me. ”
being I
frozen over
of Dari.eu
Mrs. David Manseli, of Norwulk. I
the guest of her uncle George Fowler,
of Noroton Heights.
Harry Sherwood, of Port Chester
was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,’
Theodore F. Sherman.
Mr and Mrs. Nichols have arrived
at their summer home near lung"
End, from New Orleans.
..M Haas purchased a line Scotchi . . I, I.
collio shepherd (log recently of Mr. 1“” “‘1'” by i!“ dealers. lll‘lt‘t' .Io
Mills of North Stamford. cents. lI‘oster- Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.
Miss Watson, of Bridgeport a niece
of Principal A, S. mm.“ was 11,9112. sole agents for the United States.
Kiri”
hood than. had (and Nil“! 0::
RemalnI Untitled Nearly 20 ll“! -‘
HARTFORD Maw! "7——lt bu up, 0011,
discovered that ll I: ate office to Whip II
II salary is attached hits lhln ll flll0d¥
'I‘tit' ltt'llirll' llll v0 III. III that our the
General Asshihb‘y passed it uw'pto
lvldiug that the governor ItIIly‘ Ilmldilit
'nn Inspector pen n'IIIaI of gas motors it
(I,further IIIId curiously enough, lllll
titled that the person so appointou
Ihltll be it rcaiiltllil. of New liquII or:
II'IlIutfmd. 'I‘hc Icsi (If the stain. l‘il
barred. The net providing for this tip
Ipointméht has been on the statute
.lIooka since. 1880 but no uppolnlmout ‘
ihua over 11000 "little. under It.
i This fact wits (hit: lIlI llIv Willlmn .l '
McConvtIL city uItoI-IIIIv‘ of ilIII-iroid
I "file llurtford (‘.(IIIInIOIt Umttldll I'm. out
Iy undertook to provide for the lItspt'II-I
tion of gas III that city. The Council
asked the city attorney to report. who;
ther the city had power to have its
gas inspoctutl. and what steps were
necessary to procure such inspection.
Mr. McConvlllc repertcd that an in-
spector general might be appointed for
a term of three years. and that Soc-
tlon 3,093 provides for the appointment'
of deputies in every town and city
when: gas onks are located. when 1c
quested by the mayor of a (2in or theI
selectmen of a town. The Inspectoi
. gonmul 01' his deputy when requested
by the consumer or nmnufucturm of
gasI shall inapert and prove the accu
rat-v of any gun mctIII (matched by any
manufacturer.
The same section providca for II foe
of £1 for each meter Inspected. It is
pIovided that them may be a monthly
Inspection at. the. expense of the town.
city or borough of the quality and our
Ity of Illuminating gas furnished. If l'l‘.
quested by the mayor of the city and
a reduction In price must be made If
i the gas falls below (I certain standard
Ihblo coach
i
. ‘ NO! , '
lWMarcP 2M ' 211
oIItroauul‘y 111111qu
21111 fund exclusive at the
“if 011110111 reserve show/s: Avail
bat Iliad, 1173,.53231121 cum
02,011,001'Iullvcr' $19,107.31“: ll
notes till. 227, 7:10: treasury union of
’I8110,$thl788 national bank llolm,
'tliilliilijitll: totul receipts this day.
Lii'I'lliill‘ii IIIttIl rch'lptI-I Him Iuo III.
Ititin‘iilli'lii: illlul teoclpiu thin y ltl',
8Ill3.il02. bill; tutti! uxpouunu llIlI: day
#1 100.000: total I'MN‘JIMM this month:
13.160 "1.000: total expenditures lhhl
yIItIII, l'hID. 212.101: III-posits III IIIIIIoII
pl bttllliIi lll'idlbl .0 207.
THE VICE OF NAGGING.
floods the happiness of the lIIIIIzII.
but It nagging \vIIIIIIIII IIIlIIp IIIIIIIlo help.
MI (I p (Iv be ill) IIcrvoIIII and I'll" (iIIWII
ill 'lltIn ih ihui iriilcn (1111on Iil'l'. If Hilll
I11 "11' IIIilI'Iloly. (IsiaIIIIIblo iI'oIIbIIIIi with
'Ioss of appetite headache filtltlllliilil-l'
int-1:3 constipation or fainting IIIIII (Ila
izy spullu. sin: needs 'IiIllectIlI' ”llll'l‘hi
.tbc most wonderful mined): for (tiling
iwomen. Thousands of IIIIil'cI'III'I: from
female tro.ublos nervous iIIIublIIs:
Ibackache and weak khllmyu have IIII'tIIl
it and lIeI'amI- healthy and happy TI"
“'0: Only 500 P H. Baxter guarantees
I satisfaction.
BOYS WHIPRED oFgRI KILLING A
OH
IllAl'Fil'JIJ) Ky MIII'I-h '27——'l‘wo
boys, ll (IIi'alInut‘li years IvoI-(I Indict-
ed bv ihe. recent grand jury for kil-
ling (1 horse, skinning It. and selling
the hide for $1.50. At this term of the,
circuit (court they were tried and son-
tenccd to the school of reform. There
.being no room there for them the
court Ordered the boys whipped until
they shed tears Sheriff Harris was
yordcred to do the whipping with a new
Icowhide. The boys parents paid for
{the horse.
it
I“; H.
'3100
i
has .
2611'
guest of MN liibbina Tuesday
Miss Libbie Donaldson, of MW
(-1; It; III'lIII ha: been “visiting (It Walter
Jii: no.2 :I. II llillll‘ll homo- \llilllli Iv,
:
“I‘lll‘V Sir. of Newton
Helping. iu'iJ I'IIII. Ii'ny :sIIIII . and put
5: ‘-"l"l '.i boner (III! (I' 10:111. l'h'. White
.‘w’illil IIIjII' IIIIIII'i(I< iV’II‘I‘i‘ not (edition.
5 Harry SI, .irIiIII iv
'l'l'I'lil Hartford IIIIlm‘. Illlll
‘lt'!'ll ilII- III'III'IIIIII iiI'IInI i'lil‘Ilt-I' hail III
'iiI. itil‘l'lI in HIImII'IIr'Ii. Miti‘t‘li :tl.
'i'iIII IIIIIIHI (III South :ItI'IIIItI i'LII'I'III‘IIII'.
ilI:I III'oI’II'I'Iy oi" l'iIInIIv \. llllit‘l', which
has been IIIII'IIIIIIIIIIII 11,1 \V'alldcc Ii. IiIIrI
will 1:!
IIIIIII' III' New ‘I'III'h. \le11 has I'I-IIIIIIiiII'
‘IIIII‘III (welding, III XIIIIIIIIII, 1:. twin-.-
Il't‘llilli‘t'li 12nd I'IIIIIIIII'II'IIIIIJ for It.» III '21"
owner, who, with hr: 1".(IIIilII, :1":l
'slmrtly Hike possession.
I Air. rIIII ".IIIs. .\l. il.::1~', (11‘ Newton
jiivigim \l\'l‘l‘t' (ILvIvII :1 \I-'l'_t' I:,I.II‘(I(I:1bl(:
QIIII'I..'1:~ 1' Mt neck l‘hursdav evenilm:
tiiII' occasion being the twenty- seventh
anniversary of their mmriagc. Among.I W
C‘.
the Noroton
the friends present wore. Alfred
Willson, printipul of
.‘lf‘llflol who gave several good' seleol
tlona on his silver B flat comet; Mr.
and Mrs William J. Austin (the lat
{ter entertaining the company with so
lections on violin mandolin and bar-
monica, which were highly approciat
.ed)_ Mr and Mrs. Nelson Boutdu, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ottmer, who told comic
Dutch stories; Mrs. William Moe and
Mrs. Henry Haas. Refreshments were
served The hours passed so swiftly
near morning
fl- -.n.
WESTPORT. I
MissJulia Wakeman was (I visitor in
lI‘alrilcld yesteiday. -
Miss Bogert visited
Bridgeport. yesterday.
Joseph Mills of Rosevllle was tl vis-
itor in Southp'oI'It yesterday
friends in
The F F Club meets against A III '
not the residence of E N. Sipper y.
\fiss Chr lstabelle Sipper lev is spam]
ing. the. Easter holiday at her home.
The School committee will meet in'
the. selectmen‘s office, next. Monday"
noon. _
lh', Day and family. who have been.
sojourning at Lakewood. N. .l.,
Ied home today.
Sunday afternoon," service in (ler-
return:
by Rev F F Koeler
B Stevens and family will move
iut'o the Morehousc place recently pur
chased by Mr. Stev one next week.
Teachers of the public school held
their regular monthly meeting In Stu
pies High school. yesterday afternoon.
The Farmers' Club meets Monday
night at the residence of J. H JeuI
. brought into town from Soutbport.
George Fairchild Is busy carting them.
, Asocial will be held by members of .
'[loric Chapter-0.111. SI. at the roaiI
deuce of John S. Jones Monday night.
The sewer wells about town are be
ing cleaned by a gang of men under
the supervision of Selectman Wake
man. .
A. Kimball was initiated into the
mysteries of the, second rank at the re 0-
ant. meeting of Aspetuck Lodge, K.
o P
The weekly prayer meeting of, the
Greens Farms Odiigregntional (‘.liI'I'rch
1' Ill be held tonight, at the residence
of the Misses Hyde
Mrs. l-‘red C(Ix'licm is having a num-
ber of siuuhs I'orru‘ived from her gar
den and placing them along the from
of her properiy on Batterson Hill.
"the (‘llOll of the Sauna! och .\1. h}.
C hurch gave the cantata“ 'l‘hII (.vaaies'
Carnival". in the elIIII'(h last nicht
The Soloims and chorus accredited
themselves excellently.
'l‘h(I west; bound trolley express
lumped the track yesterday in the. 1':-
,--r/._.‘r.,,,
Easter Seconds
This being our annual Eastit- r Sale.i
we sell this (lay the following ('lIIIIcI
‘.rpcerieIs' appropriate for the holiday,
(I. the most I'emaikablp price in (III
lilhtory or. cram-’1' competition
17 Fresh Country Eggs
3 cans Magnolia Milk,
ii eons Sentinels. . ‘
3 cans Choice sweet Coru,- .
3 cans my June Peas,
3 cans Baked Beans, (large shot
2 lbs. Shredded Coconut,
" FLOUR-
'Plllblll'ya Jones 3, Tube Rose. per 8
5 c
20 the. Granulated Sum. 81. 00
All goods guaranteed to be fresh
stock."
I. M. Boston.
111030“ I? '
250
250
, 25c
' , 25c,
250
250
25c
l
"‘iii'I'lI'II homo;
man will be. conducted III Grange Hull .
" 5"" 5 “W\\. um
Remember th(I 11111no—-floan's-an.l
wI take no other.
..... She. a..- ....._..- m...” w, - aw".--
illiiiIIIlCI—I No material delay was men-
1 I'ionIIIt iIII ilii‘ accident
'I III
tII'IIaIII'itIIIs eager to .sf‘i‘iti'f‘ employ
IIIIIIIl i'I‘lil'l IIII'IIl i'I’Il‘lllI‘i‘H‘. This 1° an:
I'iitll'lt'lll (“Inigo In this im'atliiy. hIII
, III IIIIII-III it is hollow”. III sIIppl'IIII iiIII
'lIlliiht‘r» Hr? il“rllt'l‘I'I (III i'III'IIIs. ‘l'hII
.\\.il'l\ ltll' \I'IIIIIII; IIIIIIs'iIiIII'nIIlIv iIIu'I'I
lliilll IiIII standard, and are (IonsiiIII‘IrIId
iII\' i‘III'mIns to be more reliable. in :I
lII.ilI‘Il'iiI'I III IliSiilllW' "IllIIII'I 1:. llil
Iilll III 11 III and :iIII In ‘H lied ll IIiIv
[iiiriliilitlm
“will .3 IIIIyIII', .1th of the
ll'v‘I but IIIIIIIIII'oI-Iuiin: lumines'» in
“mine IiIIIIt of :IIIIIpiI' .\,I on Match 10
MI his home. 78 Forest str'.(et lloxbury.
liI'I h.I(l (1cm in failing health for more
than a year. Mr. (layer was born in
cslport. Conn. slxiy- -ouc years ago.
ille came to Boston when a young man
Iand entered the employ of S G. Taylor,
who was in the hat business. About
twenty years ago Mr. Guycr opened a
Ifnctmv with his father on llumpdcn
strert. and later the business was con-
(III(It(II under the. firm name of (l. S.
Guyer & (‘o The plant was one of the.
llnrgcst in this section of the country.
Iand hundreds of hands were employed.
3 Mr. Guyer retired from active buslncIIs
:about eight years ago. He leaves two
daughters. —-Americau Hatter
NEW CAN‘JN. '
A New York man has been in town
several times looking for a desirable
location for opening a clothing, gents
fumisblng and IIIiIllIIcI'y store com-
bined. He may rent the Monroe store
III the old poatoilice building.
Edward Kelley eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. l-iaI'ry Kelley, of Carter
street, has been very. ill for the past.
_ week with congestion of the lungs. ilc
. is
still feels the effect of his illness.
:iuinn Postural.
‘ (Continued from First Page.)
III,-,.,.\..~.;-.
tlIII adoption of a uniform scale. They
also held that the working day should
. be shortened. '.The operators contend
; ed that the higher pay and shorter pay
day demanded would represent a wage
increase of 21': per cent. and that. as
commercial conditions (lid not war-
rant an Increase In the price of cook
. no such concessions. could be made.
i The prcSIdcuts of the coal compatr
propositions and
said that under no circumstances
would they recedc from them. Those
.propositlous were as follows:
First—There should be no distinc-
tion between union and non-union mcn.
Second—That the officials of the
companies would meet committees
consisting of employee to discuss and
adjust all grievances. The members
of the committees must be persons III
the employ of the companies but the
matter of their appointment would not
be inquired into. either as to theft
bor organizations
Third—That the coal must be. pre-
pared to meet the market require-
ments and that the output of
minesmust be maintained at their pro-
ductive (opacity and In no way inter-
fered with,
The pI'e- -.‘I(i(I.1I.ts nit-.o made. the point
tiI.1tIth( IIllIiIIIutIIm (If the union to
strike ApIii 1 (int not give proper time
for a (Iiscnseion of (he (Iifl'erences ('t':
lsting and scented like (I threat hI'lIi
overthem. Presuimn \lii(h(-il and his
assistants raid that (he: VIIIIII highly
desirous (It iIIIpI'oIInI. ti'c condition
einiiy of 1". F. llulkley’s place (In f'heIOi' their inflow workmen IIv (11.1%qu
Imports and that v: bile (here war- any
(pl-(ispei t of (IchiIIviuv their pur pose. by
i not b means they \‘lt‘l't' prepared
iwithhold the drum order. Mr. \lltc
tell :Igre( ed to \‘iltllilldw the. order tom
'poial‘lly to give opportunity tor the
sec (uni conference which Senator Han-
na is to (all When Senator Hanna
came from tho eonferenco‘~' room he
said: "The miners representatives
have pledged themselves to withdraw
the threatened partial strike on April
1 Both sides are' to take time to con-
older the representation made today
and in thirty days or at call the cone
mittee Is to meet and hear the results
of this deliberation. An agreement
seems likely."
fol that there would be a settlement.
"We are very hopeful. " he said "that
there will be an egroement. that will
prevent a lo and disastrous strike"
Neither Mr \llteh‘eil iior a‘nv of the
operators would discuss the confer-
ence or the general situation for pub
°lle
((11111 i: IIouIlIIIl ulfh Poles and
“I'-
now able. to sit up although IIIII
IcligionI polities (11 membership in la ‘
the I
Mr. Straus seemed to be very hope- .
i A citv may appropriate :3 000 for test-
ing apparatus. The Hartford CommouI COINUHIDUOH “'1 I‘fll‘f‘ll' Nil‘fi'fl in its
(toumn has decided to ask Governor advanced stage but Rumon's English
McLean to appoint an inspector gen~ (tough SyIIIp will ‘uip It in the bud"
oral :Safo Rlll'tl, speedy. 25c cts R, If.
l’lalI‘Ich.
W. .l. Presneil. of Michtlold N 1‘.
Iwrltes "My daughter had rhouma
(him and for several nights one could'
'not i up View the use of Ramou's
\'t"l\ (I: lion. fill he was entirelv
I‘MOSQUITOES DO NOT TRASMIT
FEV E.R
‘ AliSHl‘lN Texas. MIII'I'II. “7w-I'I‘III'
correspondent of the Associated l’I'IIs's
IVIIIII'IIII " ’.l‘IhI,; ('.'.IIIIIIIIII'III [..lllfilflnt [IP11 ! llltd l'. talk With Slult' ”(Iitllll ()lllt't'l‘
1.1mm: m (1.. .I. 11. -m.; 1mm: nl'fl‘lpHnI ,“lnber yesterday regarding a recent
,,,I,1;1._..,I,,.,I. ,mn. -.th .. ”In... II,” II. publication by the war department to
Ii. pm; I.. ,1 I 1in ”Wort that a certain specie of mom
(1: (tin i-. thr- only medium for the iramI~
ANOTHEH OF' “3‘: FOR POWDE “L y' ‘tilllll 0f VGHOW fever. lll‘. 'l‘llllfll' l8
\\',\:~:III.\‘II'I‘II\' who, ~III.;,,.1 II'I‘ the opinion that the "ihemy won't
,IIIIII.IIIIIIIIII- (il‘lll'l‘lli III immizmucu IlIoid water” and states he will not no
(“noun-xi), vyho.e term M 0m“; CXIIII‘OSI cent It. H1! had been familiar with
soon will be tIIIIIJIIIIId some othei posi- i'I-‘I'I‘HO‘V ““0" ““90 childhood “"‘l know
lion in “up government. ser‘lce. The enough to keep rigid Quarantine and
Istatement was made today from an tillI (“SINGCIIIIII IIIIIIs in effect.
Ihcnlic source that the president has “”
decided to prmide for him elsewhere
A number of Mr. Powdcrlys friends
have talked with the prettident in his
behalf and pleaded extenuating ('.irI
cumstances in many of the matters for
which he has been criticized.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
i The complexion always spams nom
biliousncss or constipation. Unless
'the bowels are kept open the impuii-
ties from the body appear in the form
In! unsightly eruptions. DeIWItt' (I hit-
tic Early Risers keep the liver and
bowels in healthy condition and re
move. the cause of such troubles. (1, E.
Hooper, Albany. GIL. says: "i took
IleWitt's Little Early Risers for bil-
BAVED A BOY'S LIFE.-
Mrs Captain ll Hubbard. or roll
'ford l)el.. says: "Brazilian Bum suv
ted my boy' (I life. lie begun just like .
Ithe one we lost “(uh croup. We gave lousucss. They Were Jili'il, what. i III-(Id
him a few doses He quickly dropped (Id. i. am l'oellut.I lI(IttI'1' now than in
ito Sleep. and was all ”Rhi- in tho morn .IuIIII'JIs Never grlpc or distress. Safe
:.Ing‘ For sale by n, n, Plaisted “a thorough and gentle The very best
to H. mm» . II 1.113
ilMM NSE FORTUNES
HAVE BEEN MADE AND ARE. BEING MADE IN
. MINING STOCKS
llv people whoIII'II obrcwd enough to lay away the (locks purchasing
‘ lllt‘lll when they ale first offered to (in: public. lieu :(Iis‘I'. then the slIII' k can
he purchased at very low prlIIi's when money I: needed {(11 the lli‘H‘lfllllllt' nt
, Later on. when the (1(111111a11y begins to pay (lividcpdu this. sloI' l: (Ill-I ll l'iijll
.lug ,,p(IrlIaps only 25 cent», Jumps to live OI lIIu Ilull.u-- .-.- |l1| (.lIzuIn,
Georgia, the Empire State of the South
ls just at the beginning of one of those gold mining booms that many otII
or sections have experienced in the past.
Those who have kept close watch are aware of the great succcs's (11- 11
many of the new gold mines of Georgia are meeting with
Shrewd People, from all sections of the country and even from lIIIuopII
are now buying these stocks \vhilII they are being off'IIIed‘ .11 (hours low
prices. and putting them away for the Ilse Hilll‘ III Iollov. :I littlci .ILI-r (in
it: (this lining & Milling, IIIIIIIII
Is oIganlaI-(l undu' the! awe of (IcoIgla and has on(I million Sililltts of
the pill value of one dollar fully pull and 11011 assessable and four lqudIcIl
thousand of this is treasury stock. to be used solely for development. pm poses
We now offer to the Public one hundred thousand shares of this (I casmy
stock. at the low mice of 25 cents per shine (par value $1. 00) aftci which
the price will be raised to 50 cents, if it should be found necessary to sell
any more of the shares.
This Company now owns in fee simple 03 acres of as piomising a gold
property as is to be found anywhere, 'ocated in Gwinnett county. Ga.. and
known as the Owens property upon .'. hich there has been a large amount. of
development w01k done. Two separate shafts have been sunk upon a vein.
and sulliclent drifting done to show up a large amount of ore, the vein run
l plug from 21,43 to 6 teen in width. .
Assays run as high (1.80150. and our experts say the me will average
about $lS per ton and that we. have more than we can get out in one natural
lifetime. At the. lowest calculation there should be ten dollars per ton profit
in mining and milling this ore.
Upon this property we have now it top stamp Inill. two concentrators (Inc
to h. p. boiler and Engine, one 10 h. '1. portable engine and holler one safety
hoist blacksmith shop with ((111 set of tools. one ore crusher many pumps
and a long line of. machinery and tools such as are to be found on o well
equipped mine and a good mill house and other buildings
The main vein has been traced all the way across the property, running
from N. E to S. W.
Bio Incomes From Small investments.
I Thousands of petiole are now receiving a fine living income from min
I 11g stOf‘liS- that cost them originally only a few hundreds of dollars and thou
sands will have this some experience within the next few years In the lieur
gin mines,
of (imam worth of gold have been (ak en from? the surface of the Georgia
hills add new the deep wetlands are revealing the source (If all thin 50“ .I.;
all miners knew it would?
Does 11 Pan to 011111 Thousand Shares?
Here are a few illustrations from mines the stocks of which were at
first offered at very low prices: 1000 slmres of Quincy or Tamarack would In-
sure an income of nearly $0. 000 per an num 1000 shares of the Calumbet and
Hecla would return about 3'1. 500: 1000 shares of the Treadwell would pay
about 81,500.11“ the lathe (fiber of the Homeatake would return 86. 000
annually, and all this re In dltion to an Increase of from 200 to 500 per
cent. in the value of the stocks.
The Leroi stock first
$300. The buying of ruining stock to be put away fer a little time is both
profitable and legitlmate. ~
Buy now at many eberee of this stock as you can spare the muney for,
and you will be mighty gldd later on
Price of stock now 25¢ per shale, o no qua'rter down and the balance on re
(taint of the stock. 90.35139.th and subscription blanks furnished upon appll.
Alli“! “l,
Make checks payable t6 '
(It 1.: I. 31911111, Bunion,
arly every one who reads this Is already aware of the fact. that millions: .
”In at twenty-live cents per share, and In now,
worth $40.. The great Port and sold first at 25c and now in acid at over
Pure White Load and Zin‘e‘
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street. were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years.
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
If 1 point It. My office. 5'2 South
Main street. My residence, 26
Elm Grove ntroct.
Loot days of the Closing Out" Sale. at
C. W. l-ioyl'u.
CARPETS
and
FURNITURE
at prices that will make quick solos.
llaloncc (If our Axminster. Moquotte,
Velvet. Body and 'I‘apesit'y llrusscls
Carpets. from 5011 to 050 per you].
We are offering bargains III Fund-
(are you cannot afford to miss. '
0111' business is: to be closed '.April
I, and we request :1 settlement of all
bills before that (late.
A good safe. for sale cheap.
rent on Cross street.
C.W. Hoyt
51 WALL STREET NORWALK, CT..
Norwalk Club Building.
Wall Pope: .
'I‘IIIeIc are well paper's (Ispét
tally designed for the different
robms of your house. If vou
haven't much time to spend in
selecting your wall coverings
’givc' us the dimensions of your
rooms, tell us about how much
you what to put into the paper.
We will have the papers for the’i
different rooms selected and ma
dy for your criticism when you
call.
Photo Frames--
Large or small. Both are the
Window Shades
To order.
Painting and
Paper Hanging
You'll find a frame will lll’l'
prove your picture. You'll find a
frame here Ibat will make It
look it: very hoist.
Get It Ready
For Easter
iluve it on your walls and see
what. an improvement it really
is. We will make the frame for
you,
Room Moulding
'III iIIaII'h ,1IIIII'\‘I';Ili l‘:IpI.".'.
ECKERI
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nurwalk
Telephone Connection.
Open evenings until 8:30.
NIIIIIIPIIIIIWIIII,
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, or.
._
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Born to
'Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons. Fenders,
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
--.- u-Iv
Large Orders a Specialty.
600d Groceries
l‘llsbury's Best Flour, 00¢ bag
2 pkgs. Pilsbury's Vitos, 2 pkg . rus-
bury’a Flaked Wheat. free, 25c
3 cans Sugar Corn, 250
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 10c can
Early June Peas, 10c can
Alaska Salmon We can
New Fat Mackerel. . 10c can
A. TULl.
comes ave. sitar. 11011172th
' t
it:
WWI:
lIIIIlI iiiquIIssl
vfl
No failure In 20 you",
1.11.1. (Item. thum'
'.I.‘
l .fld
DEVOE' 3
"‘ are the f
‘ 1
Si 'illiilill'il Pants
‘h of llli‘ . I My;
We guarantee them fully.
,Wood AicI'Ihol in any quantity: I‘ ""I
(touch, lavriage lllltl ,Wagon Varnloltq .
(Is; in fact all kinds of varnishes.
(heap and lIi'IIII,;'111(l(I.. ‘f
llale you .I \let'l Filter? It notue
(llll'ti. We have all kinds.
Connstock,
Watkins,
8: Dow.
I
11 112 WASHINpTION STREET, 3
'III scum (toswnLK.
Phenol 143-0.
WALL
PAP
R
Mimi " ‘
avenvmmc' IMAGINABL'E. In .
in the .Vali Paper lillu will be found.“
our sali'i‘. II(,IIII(IIIIb.vr that'wofurnislg
“1‘? IIIIIIIK‘. (”III “III null], and the D35“). .' '
and «III-Inf to the whole business.
Our lll‘lt"l.‘i are low and our men are
Jud
skillful and rapid workers? 0.1111 Wq " I"
guarantee (satisfaction. I
We sell and spread the BEST Paluh
in the BEST manner. Ski-31$“! ,1
we _. 1‘ r! '
s. 1:. (10111111114
10 FIRST STREET, EAST NORWAILIQ
'l‘I'l.
\. (1.1.11 135:; '
A Flll'Sh
Valve.
Noiscloas, clones without!” or lb
tcr' hammer. Has no tent. Md
THE [DEAL
-~-»-——»-~ a
VOLUMETER pnessuaa smut
LATING FLUSH VALVE.
A self'adjustlng pressure regulator,
applied to a Flush Valve operated by
direct pressure.‘ Discharges the some
amount of water in the same length of
time regardless of the head 0': pres-
sure In seIVIoo pipe.
See it In operation In our diam“;
room.
Cor. Null: ilain ndWesiSireill
i
Dally Freight Line '.' .
“Tween" 3'
NE W YORK. "
«(swam Imp
sou-w. Iron walla
Seame'r's' Eagle and Clt'y of Noi- .
walk Iehve New York, Pier 23,
East River, .Beekman street, 3
m. Norwalk and South Norwa k"
during the mint
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