. one week.
. evening.
l' f \"lew livenuo nhiuh were blown oven“, m“... onions and loam... abov
' m 111.9 "’9?“ Mil" wind have been mood is S 0. Kepler. In about two
“WW Weeks he will have. the vegetables
I_ three months. Iemnins about tho some.
' " Charles H Aisthnrpo's home. In Sew;
I—W ‘ m“ .II -«I«I~—-~IIM"‘
IM’HATIO TALK.
MI
T..B GRIFFIN I
been NOT givo uwny GOLD DO!» i7” Kind that Carrill- conviction l8
LAN. for Site or oven title. BUTH
DOES give you M Ma Worth for 100;
cents every day in the your.
1'. B. GRIFFIN. Drugglet. ..
805 Wilmington 8t" 30. Normlk, 0t.
Every South Norwaik Reader.
“I
i
t
i Conviction must follow such am
i
Road
i it and see it doubt can exist in the taco
lot this evidence.
MI".
.1. . . _ .. MW. ... .... plint‘iu proof its in IIIVIIII hero. The tos-
EASVI‘ N“ ‘ WALK iIiiumny of South Nurwttlk residuum
should stitluly the most nitopiioul
‘ ' "trio in n South Norwulk. cnse.
NOTICE
ensr NORWAfiié+DOIIIOOL DIS- ‘ l
iSouih iiorwuiu. IIugn d In the for;
-r iUllélllcss in Wont Norwulk snys: "1"
Th. “wan” °f the East "WW-”k Ihnd kianII" IrouhlII for yours. 1 took.
School District are hereby notified
that the District tax of three rnllis pn meIliIino und was under the clue of a;
physician so often that i ought to in";
the dollar laid on the tovtm assess-I
ment list of 1901, at a meeting of theI
dgztlricttheig onEthe 14th day of Jrnel.‘ , :In authmity on the question. i seem
a t e ant Norwalk scion ‘ . ‘
home, will be due and plyabie on the i ed to ill. rid of my trouble rm a lion.
Pro; Iii'ayz’of Marti 1902,1twhich time; but it showed signs of rotuining and
e a e rea to race V. the same
at my store, Noy10 First street. Pen-I it wanted to chuck ”"
aity at the rate of nine per cent. a lpublished statements
year from April 1. 1902, will be chargu;
ed on all taxes remaining unpaid on.
' and after May lat 1902.
E. E. GORHAM
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
walk School District ZriIIIuIIIIIIui eventually Iiil‘iII-i l‘ll II IiullIIal
Dated, East Norwalk March 25 1902. , _..
m"5 tilt ”'1‘“
i noticed somI
nhout Donn'.
‘itidney Pitts and provided II 1on :u
llules Plumuney in Nurwulk. 'l‘huyi
3571 ". lI‘In" unit: by nil drillers; price. "sit
Miss llazoi BIasrvr 0f Bolts lllilt‘C‘ . . .
in Ill lit‘llit-i a box. lIostor-illilburn (.‘om
Mrs Charles R linker IsIoIII-IIIIIIIIIIIII puny. llui‘i‘nlu. N. Y., sole agents for
improved from he I recent illness
Mrs. E. S. Hunted. of Van Znndt
spigot. ham at tile; hIlnIIc.fwi‘t,h grip. ‘ Remember the name—«Donn sv— and
rs. eorgo I‘ nm 0 on Znntii2
stimeet is suffering from II severo void. take no other
Rev. J. I. lI‘onni went to TOI‘lillgtllll: . ,
today to attend the, Now York East . ,
conference. :10 ‘1: llv 32,}.
M. D. Randall. of the Eust Nori'ulkl A 1 .11.!
Lumber Company. is in Phlludelphi m 113 0"
today. on business. ‘
William III. Smith. III” Emit avenue
I in papering the interior of I). ll. llearh‘
home in Brits plure. '
Mrs". Charles R Day of lleits plnoo
who hus hi on quite sick for the. past
few Weeks Is slowlv improving.
lliius John (.‘tll‘l. or lletis pinIe n ho
has been seriously iii {In the past
tho United States.
i
the application of
duct n saloon on the Washington street
Q i hridgo. nun held in liridg-rpori
imorning. before the (‘ounty Commis—
‘ sinners. 'l he building the company rx-
pm" is to occupy is rnpldlv homing Ioui»
.pirtion. The doors have been put on
iIIIer.ior
'Suudny sehool Sunday Superlntendeinl
Iii. W. lloyt requested IIIII". and Mrs
a Faust to haw ilwh- pictures taken and
Miss Cilrrie. (‘I".Iipentnr will lend the
E"pw01th League meeting. in the East
Avenue Methodist Church next Sundin
evening
The Emnnons will not moi with
Mrs. Staples this II eek. as intended but"
the meeting has been postponed for
be hum: in eonspieuouu places on thII
wall of the room Mr. Hoyt offered‘
"to have the. photographs Yl‘illllCli at his
"own expense. This is oniv unotheri
Mrs and hits William [l 531”“ “I. III hiente of the estoem in which Pas-
Sailgflllllt k. moved into W. . llnu ' tor 1'0““ and “if" “1“" ““l‘l 1') ill-"l ("In
lord’s new house In Winfield strort‘. giezailon T1"'"“‘”'° """”““"“I‘ “l"
yesterday. ‘ ‘ Wish him good luck in his now iirid of;
Miss F R. Seymour. oi’ East NIII “mk
Milk, is spending II week with her “'0 ”Uilllllt‘lli (If the “bird llilV'i)
Iousln. Miss Anun Cousin. of White ”‘0““3 ""M ‘" “it“ NONIIIK W15 not
IIIIIIIII N v 'Whfliil due III the lOStQKS in ion}; mm;—
"nm next Inortinr. of u“, y_ 1.. I. M the keen wit oi” the (‘utlrrs .IdInIpIIIIId
riIIty wil be held. 'l‘hursdny owning. at “I“ “H" "‘"mm‘ (W “1“ “ht-’9’" rs unit
the home oi’ Miss Katherine Thom“. many of the good Jokes must have been
in East N01"..wnlk ““l'lif’tl illI for the orcnsion III" [he1
East Norwnlk will be well l"l3|ll<‘l-l(‘lll- 9 Bolton; ”'9 Stueheys “in" (“HEN 0"
rd in the ginnd march of VI ushineiun ‘0 ”‘9 nuns and Sam Its good as was
(jump ‘p 0 8 MA in Music 1m" merit ’lhe goodly sioek ot‘ Cole llt’lppd
next. Tuesday evening. I things warmly. and the Coie~muus w-me
Alfltlllll (‘arr slipped on II lope II hlie plrniy l“ hI‘WliO “1E" Smut" “II‘rI-Ihiie' "
assisting Captain \V H \'(‘ol'ity (ill tilt" . dim-“Di Willi! In St“ Ilnillllel IsliilTJIl
oyster steamer “Addie \'.. ‘ Monday. “‘4“ “m” ”I“ “9“ time ”0 "(‘1‘)"
and sprained his ankle neurli had in make no important ”Mi;
'I‘hc East Norwalk Lumber Compauv I‘m“ ”‘9 doetor. “hilt“ “0 0“" “WWII“
is loading n seow with lumber for ihe‘I cm) i“ “9 a 10”.“ 800d follow bib
Tokenoke Corporntlou of Dorian. She . amiles “"0 “3‘13““ rare. bl" 0“ ”WI 00
will unload her IIIIrgo at Sooti' s Cove, 3350“ ht" relaxed br'ondly when a 500-.
A cottage pInIer meeting was hp” . and plate of Irreum II as urged upon» him
at the residequ 0f Henry (3.15.. in Ind though last but not lenst our 'lInsJ
Rowayton last evening Quite a 181m" ter emblem." tho' mostly quiet. did her i
number from East Noiwulk went down t’uil share to muke the time speed as‘
l); trollov :it did; in fart no were u jolly IIIIIIgoII- i
'lho ovster workers nt‘ 'lhompson &1 I” "WW-d ll 13 reported that l‘- B i
“my“ “-11,-ka part 0" yesterday. undI 'IIlIInuIII run into things and suinsiiedi
me at wmk again today More is no wagons next day It is hoped tIisf
luck of stock, nithuugh thorn is link twm" I“! helped some to mend “KING‘S""I" ‘
of Orders he earned it undoubtedly. working as
A large numbel attended Jinn“; he did. divested of his coat to evtrlfi
L‘llommedieu's class 3n1I"IIting. Inst i "nth it from Its mysterious Wldplllngs i
Rev. J. J. lI‘oust led" the moot» ‘
DARIENAND NORO TON.
ing for the last time, which was of spee- I
inl interest. _
Brmgpmud‘m- John Cole and his up“: Airs. Cu“;- Raymond. who has been i
assistant. W. H. Barnum. 0f llnubury. I seriously Iii. Is improvmg nicely now. :
are at work today repluuking the east 1 John W. l'luss has transplanted a.
end (If the bridge, which is in much‘ large number of punch trees on his:
need of repairs. ‘ piui II
Miss “Ado H. Golding: went to Ilrook— \lrs. IIIII Ion who recently moved
lyutoday. to visiii‘riends. Her sister from the Grahnui plnro has romowdl
MisuChrolvn A. Guiding. will no in-I 0 Vow to”:
morrow Both will remain the balance: The Durien Lnnuch Works is put [
ting out an average of n nevi Inunohi
and II. half each week. . I
of the Easter vneation.
Mrs H T. Ketcham who has been
J Wallace Marvin is now at Green-
ville. N. 0.. with his sister. Miss Clara
visiting relatives in New Jersey. has!
returned to her home.
Marvingwho went there for the benefit
of her health. ,He expects to remain
South two weeks longer. If the wenther in line next Sundayl
The l‘églflfli‘ weekly social sex-vim of several Noroton wheelmen will ride l
the Advent Christian Church will be to Bridgeport and return.
held tomorrow" evening. The service lionfiros were numerous in his place
WI“ 01088, M 8:30, to bf": {OHM-’00 by til"? yesterday. Nearly or erybody was out
annual business "meeting. rIlenulnz up their vords and burning
Captain Thomas Wright returned to the r.ubhish ' i
his home in Cottage avenue. Sniurdav. Nmrly all the dry gruss on the. Gent
from a pleasure ll‘ll’ to.\'lrglnin. 3'? row farm was burned otf last week.
MODEM home his 1““? mom who Will There was some excitement until the.‘
be his guest for some tlmt" i flames were extinguished.
Rev Edward Cunningham, who will R. p. Shelton has the contract Io
undoubtedly be, the new pastor 01' ”19 Bl’l’l‘l a barn at Collonder‘s Point, on
East Avenue Methodist Church, " will oosite. to the J. l). Crimmin‘s residence.
WWII“ his “ml sermon “”9 WW“ from C. II‘. Bates furnished the stone.
Mr. and Mrs. (lmrgu Oberlundor. of
Enst plain street. Darlon. (Ire enter-
Sunday.. it has not; yet been decided
who will occupy the pulpit next Sur
taining (l. W. Oberlnndor and family.
of New York. They will remain III
do)".
The .
1 ”month.
Probably the first one in this plan-II
IIlIiuInrys on Augustus ltay-.
mond'dhomo in Belts place. and on
This impmvoments to Bthe mot-nth"
wronged hum of " Beach In
I
lI-"I oocupled by the
of Dwigl‘ltSpeulding. and Mr,
ready [or the table.
The "Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company is planning to give an enter:
ruminant. consisting of scenes aithe
Waterbury lire by Edison's prolecto
scope It is thought that the affair
will in "
month
ball team Who will go to Stamford on
the Fourt nth
tie
Victory Buttery i
Chester about, mum Weed Harold
fighter. Cherie: smith and Austin
en.
it. C. Mllhml, of ill Wont nVoIIIII: I
Ihrlped me, "Ind n eoniinuuin II or the
ill move into the loner llIIoI" '
"‘iQuintino Vitriolo d: Compnnv. to IIIIII‘
lllln’"
and enrpentors are now Iii workon the ‘
IIAI the meeting of tho [Gust ’iveuuei
lIIqu them with the. Sunday school ioi
parents HI". and hits. Henry Sher-
‘ wood.
III".
{John and Charles lilillhpaufih III
cdrri
bh‘tll II pilot live years. Thur.
I II on the New Column rond.
h)I‘i‘tiiih Morriman hugier III thI 801:
Jim's ilditln in Noroion was when
to that institution yesterday. nurturing
I: horn u tincturod polvlo bone. as tluI II»
[suit of his being thru u down Blur“-
I do" to llrlilgopolt liiat 'l‘liilrlu‘m I
Iinian was on ti t‘iil"l(ilt ii lliiil wail
spooning Ii l‘ow Illlyli iii ridguporl. lie
was wulking down Main street when It
dog run butwoen his legs throwing
him down nnd causing tho dangerous
Iil‘lltllll‘t‘. Merrimnn is sixty your-
old. He left. for tho Home on the
.3' iii iI".IIlIi yesterday utternoou being
enriied in n stretchqr and placed upon
u (“Oi in the baggage cur.
~—-——-——- ,
Remnant.
Mins Mutton Close is visiting rein
“VII; in New lurk.
Mrs Ulnar Milli-I bus rittnrned home
from II visit in New Jersey.
(‘Inptniu John iI'Hommoillou is
spending a fowduys ln‘BellporI. l,.. 1.
Henry IV. Wells has been to Locust
Grove, i4, 1.. to look after some work.
MI". and Mrs. John ll. Shillin are. on-
irriaining Mrs. W. H. Seltzer.
N. Y.
The DIIKII‘II cottage at Fine Point.
which Is hoiug repainted is nearly
completed
Miss GIIIlIndo Cole is spending to-
lid) nlih lit‘i' sislI‘II", Miss Olilo Colo,
in Norwulk.
Ilaulel Wicks is having some ini-
provemenis made to his place III iiny~
mond street.
lhiviil Raymond has gone to Provi-
dence to Mike. 11 position with the Sinu-
dnnl Oil Company.
Miss Ruth Soles and Miss
(.‘onistoek of Brooklyn
Miss Louln (notlfluy
Stevens & Cushmun have ronIplIII ed
" the II ork on Captain Stanley Lowsnue
lluth
are guests of
I house in Main stroot.
The newly elected oilinoru of Rising
.Stnr Division, Sons of Toinpomnuo.
will be installed tonight. "
Mrs. James Rnyniond. of ltownyion
avenue, is spendiuuvniew days with
relatives in New Canaan.
Howard Stevens. who Is studying to
I he Ir physician at Baltimore, is export-
ed to return to his home this week.
Illehard Crockett, who has been
spending 1i fen" duys in New Ivlnven.
has returned to his home in Moliinloy
ntreot. . ' ‘
Frank II'HquInedieu. of Bensoir
lIuI">:.t who has been \isitiuu ‘Mr and
Mrs. \iriIIII (‘r-ockett rcimned home
this mm nln".
i‘lIII ilownuon lied Stars and the,
High school bust-hull team. of South.
Nurwulir. will play a game of bull SatI
tlll‘llily on the Ilnxter grounds.
John H. Mousell has noun enteriuiIII
in": lIiI-"I sisterIiII-luw. Mrs. A. Riggs, of
ilreenport. II. I She returned home to-
Ilu)". _ .
The LuIliIIs' Md Sm‘lMy is meeting
In lilo vhnpeiof the Methodist Episrov
pul (hth this afternoon Supper
will llt‘ served tuIIi <1ht and there will
in- II soriul time
.‘Ienihern ol‘ the Seaside (‘iuh Int-It
til. the, rosiiiouee or Miss Lilla “irks
in llayuimidturret, last night. Illlil eIII
joml themselves with pinyin: evoki-
nolo. MISS With: and Hiram Shorron
won thI first indy'n and gentlemun‘s
prizes. Thorn wns n cakewalk and re-
freshments were served. Those proI
I sent were All". and Mrs. George \Virks.
‘(iertrudr Cole. \\'tilinni‘ Moore.
Hirnm Stirrron. Lida Winks illltl
Sanford wiIkI: The next. mueilnu
will he with Miss (‘ oriude Colo III her
IlIonIII. inn int: the (‘V eninu‘s IIniI‘IrIaInI
meui Miss Lida Wt eks pluvel several
eiioieo In deriions en the. organ and Wit
linui Moore {HINDIWl with serum! of
the latest songs of the dny.
Tho toting I’ooplos Society of
ClIIistinu F‘udeuvor of tho lluptist
t‘hIIrIIh hIIld n conundrum sovlnl last
night. at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Abram Cloverley. There, was It large
attendance. and the occasion was it
most enioynlllv one. The program in
eluded a rural solo. Mrs. Hamilton:
violin solo. Miss Clam Raymond, no
; romp‘anied by Miss Helen Lynch plun-
lsl:
§ various other selections hr the guests
address Rev. P C Brown: and
III attendance Camus of all kinds wow
played. and a dime collection resulted
in II very gratifying sum III-int: added
to the reasury. The. menu was as fol-
lows, the interpretation of men dish
followup: the vonundrnm title: Far
and near nuts and raisins: staff of
I.lit’e blend: no grounds for rompiainl.
eoi‘feu: Chieugo and Boston limited.
pork and beans: Boston overthrow
tea: two for a cent. pickles: spriug's
offering, water coat of many colors.
potato salad; woman‘s weapon Ion-
eue; Skinner's home cheese; what: the
women trike. cake" New England indi-
nostihle pumpkin pie: on island in
the Pacific, sandwich.
wtsrpon 1".
Burr Coley has so‘ourod at position
with Meigs ST Co. Bridgeport
Harold Ogden of Philadelphia is
visiting his mother Mrs. H. A 0g»
den. .
Aspetuck Lodge K ‘of P.. met last
evening and worked the first and third
ranks
Mrs (bronze lI‘. Hendricks. is crit~
iIally ill at her home on Trrudwell
avenue. ‘
Oscar llioomrr. of “ammo. is. surmi-
lug Ii few days with Mr. and Mrs. Chur-
les Tanner.
The; ROY Frederick Koehlur eon!
Iinctod German sorficos in the Grange
Hail. Sandor.
The. Junior Auxiliary of Christ I".
E. Churn); is to give an entertainment
lomorrow‘ evening.
hinéral Director Fable had charge
Sunday of the funeral of S. B. LockI
wood. at Canaan‘s stations.
The Touuot Motor 8: Launch Com~
pan)" is preparing to construct a umL
lne railway on its plant at Slammer.
S.- D. Sherwood. of Philadalphla is
spending Easter mi; here with his
sold it}. the W. J.
‘ Themrioe paid was
luil'o ll bililtrh‘ct with Alexander Read “I
for It unuernl overhauling of his large
of ltyo. ‘
GOLD
makes housework easy.
. injures" nothing.
Made only by THE; N. K
Chicago. New York. Boston. 7
“I II~
box" of wearing uppiuel will be
Slil‘llllltl Instituir.
liornco Staples, of St. Johns piilt
tury AIIIIIIIIIIIy, Muniluh. N Is the
guest of his purontu. Mi". :Iud Airs \\ ii
iium i‘l. Sillpies.
"Louis and Perry lliirr tire spdiiiliiiu
the. Easter holiday hero with tilitir llEl"
unis. 'I‘hev will returnto seliooi In
\‘i‘nshiiigion i.‘ouu.. Sninidnv. ‘ ‘
i-MIIIIIIIIIIIII l-"lI.Ith,I and Arthur Sher-
wood hum bIIIIu drnwu an ihrois lot
the Criminal Court of Common Pleas,
whirh I-oIIvI-nod III llridgoport today. "
Miss Chrystnbdi Sippcrly. who
has been upondinn ll few days with
her pnients \II". and him: I-Z‘ N. Sip-
p " "_ has returned to her school du-
II‘ II l'IHuIiIlIIuIIII ll. I.
lied and l-rnnk \inish of l.il.‘:l OI
huge N. .l.. spent Sunday niti I thrir
rumours. MI". nnd Mi" I Jumps \\' :llilll. of
Iii-IIII"::I‘I1I,I ovunuu. We were giud to
so» lllll‘lvét) young; men in town once
I“ (J l'tl.
t‘ullII’IrInn. IIIrIIII lortonncI yours
wife of lIIIan" (l. lllil'lllilil IllIJIl Sun»
day ut iIIII" boom in this piuro. r‘unor-
nl norvirus nere held iIum lIII Inti-
hmrio this afternoon ill :3 ’ti Oititlcli
:lmiiil in Christ Church IIIIIIIIII-II“;
"i‘iIt," nehool Igniuiuiitei" IIIIII Monday
afternoon and audited the months no.
counts. The mutter of the now school
on whiilh work is snouto be restiniiui.
wan also discussed untl it is the pur-
pose of the eommitioo to push tht"
building to completion.
llii".l"I"i‘ists nu" out in i’orvu now. and
it is Invoivent upon tiIII authorities to
SI“- that the laws are enforced, portio-
lliill‘iy that one whiting; lo I",\"I.:linI~, on ,
walks. iiiomlists do not all conform
to this ventilation and its hreneh is no
tended with (longer to pedestrians.
Numbers of the F'nrmvrs’ (Yiuh turn~
ed out in force- hlondnguighi and par-
th""iputrd in the final meeting oi the
«Irwin, hold at the residence of .I, ll.
Jennings. Following" the business sIs-
sinu. .‘irs, Jennings served refresh-
till-uh.
il‘ 'l‘. BIIIlioId hits niguin visited his
\‘llililllPV place here and returned to
NM‘.’ York with Contractor Thomas
Quinlan, Saturday with a view to run
suiting with II iirothrr of the former.
and perfecting plans for sonIiI marked
alterations and improvements to their
nitravtivu homes. at tho Forms, to he
munniehrel rt euro.
The third sorinluiven by the mem-
bers of Doric Chupiei l.) l}. 8.. was
ll“lll with Mr. and Mrs: .Slohu Jones.
Monday eroding and was a success
uliiiough the lnulmnent weathor lt‘S-
IIIIIIIIII the IIIIIIuIiIInI-II somewhat. but
those, who wore present spent. a Very
enjoyulile evening. 0m: Interesting
Ellllit" was. indulged in culled “Guess
the Hand." Mrs. W. T. Wood and Wil-
liam 1’. Kirk guessed the nearest and
were awarded the Refresh-
ments Imo sound
The hnrher shops oi I». H l’errv H.
(l. Benedict. Iohn HNIIgPlllL‘th “est-
pnri, and that of S. DiGiovnnni. at
Sungntuck. were. closed Sunday morn:
ing. neeordlne to law. Many who
have been in the. hum: of having their
tousorini work done on Sunday morti-
inus. had to have it finished Saturday
night or also leave it entirely alone.
Quite atew road the article in The
Sentinel nud thought "It II joke. but
when Sunday morning came the joke
was on them. Several strangers were
about town Sunday morning. probably
from‘Norwnlk for the purpose of see-
inIr if the shops were open.
prizes
Tho annual parish meeting of 'I‘rinig
iy Church was lurid Monday evening‘
in the Sunday school rooms. Rev. Ken-
neth Mackenzie presided. The minutes
or the lust annual meeting were read
and approved. The report of the
treasurer. Gould ll. Jollim: was: rend
Ind act‘t‘pted» The following were
then elected: Senior warden. William
II Coley; junior warden William I.
Taylortw rymen. A S Huributt. \v.
E Stereos W. G Staples F N Tav-
10:" J H. Bennett. Gould D. l’elil! I).
8. Bradley. 1r. Merritt .Goult. S. A.
Purdr. Nathaniel Gauit. Willis 8
Jones; clerk. Merritt . It: treasurer,
Gmild D. Jelllff: delega“ to diocesan
convention. W. l.» Tumor and W. G.
Stanley: alternates, Merritt Gault and
RN. Taylor: seating committee. N.
Gault: orznnist. F. E. Hairball. sexton.
Charles .Kriewuld.» The matter of in-
troducing a water "motor, to blow the
organwas found not lobe "feasible.
Mrs.~Alexis F. Downs “unused as
soprano for another year. A vote or
thanks m oxionrled to find chair for
their. maritime during the post 1mm"
Tim at; Guild was elm thanked famine
Don’t plod along" like your grandmother‘did before
you. securing and scrubbing; bending and rubbing.
, More
bi’llouis m«Makers oi OVAL FAIRY $0AP. ‘
t y' "'llIII’I"0IIIItI"
DUST
it cleans everything and,
economical than soap“
FAIRBANK COMPANY.
rent to:
Blowing Roi-.II S C.
ABOVE THE ESTIMATE.
Bridgeport Gets $4,00G More on the
. Year Than Expected.
commissioners yestoi
«lily divided the"; license money taken in
during ill" iumilh of illiiruh OIIII ()lll‘
iiinii laidniilhwti lmslilus liridgeport.
I‘"II,IIIIII"IIII :1 ("ill ilk-ll l_itjl(l£l'i"'l'l'i"I i‘lll‘l‘k
called for $2.3m}, whiii‘i Siuiiil‘ord got:
Milli. 'l‘IhII eoun‘ty treasury Willi "Milli!
richer by $141.90.
The chnol; sum to Bridgeport “0505
tho linuni your and makes the total re-
ceipts for the. twelve months from the
through soured li:li,:’IlS.fiO. which it”
more than litltn‘i Iihove the estimate.
Lust your iiIII board of tippertlon-
moot outinuurd that the reeolpis from
liquor lll'l’llfillr‘v would foot" up SIWJIIIO.
’I‘iIII IIlIIsileily of this Izourro of rev:
onuII provost in be smisinetory null the
board of aidnrmen will St‘(’lll'l} Hills.-
till for the unapIIIIIpIiutIIII revenue
fund. '
[low Are Your Rhine-ye l I
Dr lluhhs Fir-uracil" t ['Iil-Ieurehll kidney ill». Hum
o‘etruu Add. suIIl‘qunuiiivmcu. Innca'unogyI ..
iRVlNG AND TERRY WELCOMED..
' LONDI’LV. April ‘J,~I-Sii" ”ch" lrvI
lug. Ellen Terry nod their puriy. who
wom passengers on the Aliflllllt"
transport. line steamer Minneapolis
New York Mari-h "32) which warned
her dork here today were welcomed
on their arrival by
friends
WIELDS A SHARP AX
Mi iliious murvvi :It thI multitude of
maladies out off ll)’ lIlIn Kinu'u New
Literl’iils—dhe must distressing Ino.
Stomach Livir and Bone] ir.ouhies
ilvspepuin 1.0.530: \ppetito lnuudiIt"
Biliousnesu iI‘IvIII‘ Malaria all full he
forII these wonder workrrs. 250 at 1’.
II Baxter's drug store. i"
LIGHTERING THE INDIAN.
TItlii‘Ali‘lIIN C(lt'li. via Woods
Hole, Moss” April L's-«IWork on light
firing the cargo of the strnnded steam
er lndinn. off (.‘utyhunk, was begun to:
day. The weather was not wholly fur-
orallie for tho work. as a high sea was
running and the wind was strong from
the uorthwosi.
The severe wintry we other from
whirii no llilil‘ in: l emerged has left
mam" \Iiih coughs and eolds that. IIII
mnud Ilumous I‘nnlish Cough Supp
'330. R. H l’lulslml. *“
ASK YOUR, (I'ROCER FOR
Dannie
Crustais
» The New Delusions
‘ Flavoring.
Retains '5u\\
"summon“
Does Not Bake Out.
Free From Alcohol.
Pure. Delicious, Economical.
AT ALLVGR'Q‘CERS.
("snowmen
“INDIA WISH]. 09.
many IiItIuirirnl "
J union Brawn
Pilllliti' and Paper linger.
. Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double nur-
faco an mnehlnury mixed. The
house oi William Stovonu mid of.
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eievun yours
ugh. 'l‘hry are still good - .
Your h'ouku Will bland tin min"
I! 1 point it My other 52 South
Main street. lily residence, 26
Elm Grove street. .
~WANTED
" Painters that Un-
derstand Mixing
Colors.
Union Shop
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREET
, south Norwaik
Telephone Connection.
Open evenings until 8' 3a.
Nirwalkiiiiiigwiils.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
SOLOMON SCAM, Manager
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
Brassklldvcrtising Signs.
Large Orders 3 Specialty.
Gull Ground
ilOc bag
pkgs. Pils3
I’llsbury's Bent Flour,
3 pkgs. l’ilsbury‘s Viios. 2
hury's Flaked Wheat from. “MI
3 runs Sugar Corn. 25II
Solid Parked Tomatoes, inc {sun
Jarly June Peas, the con
Alaskn Salmon, lilo can
New Fat Mackerel, 10o can
A. ST u
COTTAGE AVE" EAST NORWALK
"The Book" of the
Presidents”
By General Charles H. Grosvenor,
2’0 years Member of Congress. Prov
pounced the. most sumptuous and mag»
ulgiirontiy bountiful book ever issued
in the United States." Contains 25
large full page Photogrnvuro Portraits.
reprmluurd from the. host paintings in
the. Capitol Building, the Congroasion.
ai' Library. the Coreornn Ari, Gallery
of Washington and ihn White linuke.
lloih President illIIKinlI-y and i'rosiI
dent. llmrsevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be.
used only and exclusively in this work.
This Is the greatest honor over con-
ferred (in any publication issued in
this country. It is a work that will re:
fleet credit upon‘thematiou, Every
Patriotic Amorican citizen will buy it
Solling at night. High class men and
women‘employed on commission "or
part salary and part commission. 3L",
Silt! yearly guaranteed for :1 yeah!
permanent work. Also "Manager want
ed to open a mall omoe at borne or
in home town to ha‘ve charge of ageutn
and oorresnondenee, looking after the
advertising Ind one!" work. Fortnnan
can be made" on this publication with
In the next three years. Write tor
lot-mu and IIlrontarn. Address THE
.I' A} ' PRESS comm
Building 9W United Skies Tm
mm 11::
690 Brazilian Balm ill-0i)
the Healing Bantam Cures
asthma, (interim Plaitilsi’;
No failure in 20 years.
Lgkéifién I. mom“?
.nd
DEVOE’S ‘
‘ " “V are the "‘ ""‘l‘
Standard Paints:
mil
of the
WORLD
Vi II giuirunted thorn fully.
Wood Alcohol in any qunntitya
Coneh. ,‘Itirri'age und' Wagon Varniahi
on: In fart all kinds of varnishes.
IhIIIip and high grade. ' I,
Hm I? you ll Water Filter. " If not see
no hum all kinds. ’4‘ «may;
Comstock
Watkins;
8: Dow.
112 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘,
souru NORWALK.
Phone I43 a.
"l
”I
lllll‘b’
III.”
EVERYTHING IMAGINABLE. "III
in the Wall I’upm" line will be found it!
our stow. iionfcmber that we turnisfl .
the paper. and the men, and tho posing ‘
In
Our prim; are low and our men am
and :IIiI-Iui III the whole business.
skillful "and rapid morkers‘ and we I
guarantee satisfaction. ‘ . "w": “new;
. We sell and spread the BEST Point '
lull‘flf lfil
HE. GORHAM
l0 FIRST STREET, EAST NORWALIII I:
.‘ rum
in the BEST manner.
TL‘l. Call 1352.
A Flush
Valve.
Noiselcss. clones mum: Jud-m In"
tcr hammer lies no mix.
THE iDEAL‘j-m
VOLUMETER Pnessuna hill-U.
‘LATING FLUSHVALVE.‘ .
A self adjusting pressure" 1'65th
applied to a Flush Valve operated by ‘
direct pressure. Discharges the Jame. .1
amount or water in the some length "ot.
time. regardless of the head Iprue ,
sure- in service pipe. ;. .
See It in operation in our dlsn
room.
‘IETVNEEN
. ~sz roux. _
INDRWALKAND
Scamers Eagle and City of N
walk leave New York, Pier
East RivenBeckman street, 3
.Norwalk and South Nor
during the night.
Norwalk Chronicler