L_/
Mrs. w. a. Gilbert III slightly better.
Dr F. G. Brown of Brooklyn is visit-
‘Ing his mother here.
Mrs. Edwin James. of Hill
(spent yesterday in New York.
Miss Cecile Osborn who is ill at her
home. is somewhat Improved.
Mrs. M. 8. .Partrick is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Bartlett 'ln Nor-walk.
Robert Clark has returned to Fort
’I‘otten. Staten island. utter a visit with
friends here.
Miss Edith Seymour of East Nor-
walk. who has had the measles is rap-
Idly’ recovering.
I'i‘he new gas
Robertson Broth
for the first timed.
Contractor GuIthl
lumber to Sound one
his naphtha lluiio.
ti
The F. S. 8. Club Will resume its
resular meetings tonight. at Its ('Iub
rooms on Fort street
William H. Tobey. Jr is
the cottage of Mrs Darilel
ltII ynolde street. this year.
Miss Mary Trounsen and Mrs. II‘I 'illlii
Hoyt are substituting for two of the
teachers at the Center school.
Mrs Charles Godfrey and daughter.
Marie. spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Buckingham of East avcnuc
A new horse for use on their delivery
wagon has been purchased by Mead
Brothers. the grocers of East avenue.
Mrs. lI‘ancher of Winfield strIIIt .Ivho
sustained a paralytic strokI some time
ago is again seriously ill at her home.
Sixteen young giIis hIII'I united to
form the Willing Workers" (lil‘.li-’ They
meet once a Weekend do sewing and
quilting.
Rev. W. W ’iT. uncau will preach
Sunday morning in tho East Avenue
Methodist Church in exchange with
the pastor. Rev. Edward Cunningham.
Tire services at St. Paul's Mission. in
Van Zandt street. last evening. Were
conducted by Rev. itomiliy II‘. iiumph-
rlea. rector of Trinity t‘hurch. South
Norwnlk. 'l‘lrc attendance was large.
Mrs. Susan W. (llapsattle. of Cottage
street. has received the and intelligence
from her sister. Mrs. Nettie Aldrich. of
Canada, of the death of Mrs. .Aldrich‘s
eldest daughter. Miss Bertha Aldrich.
The condition of the infant child of
W. A. Bronson is still unfavorable. and
“the gravest fears are entertained rev
garding the outcome of thc complica
lion of diseases with which it is af-
fluted.
Louis theier. who has for some
time past. been in thc cmpioye of rug-
gist 'i‘. B. (Iriflln. on the bridge. resign-
ed last night. and has cntcrcd upon his
duties at the Lounsbury & Mathewson
shoe factory.
There will be no game of pool at
Hafner's store tonight as the two men
Who were to play have engagements
which will make It Impossible for them
to be there. The match is accordingly
postponed until Monday.
The members of thc Rcvivai iiand of
the East Avenue Methodist Church are
working hard to secure votes for the li-
brary which is much needed by the
church. The number of ballots cast for
the church in East Norwalk is said to
be very large.
Constable John J. Goodwin arrested
John Donohue. an employee of the Col
onial Foundry and Machinery ('om-
puny. in East Norwa k. for drunken
nose. Donohue was‘trled in South Nor-
waik‘yesterday and was fined 83 and
costs. amounting to $5 75. which he
paid.
)‘Villiam Mofl‘ett will lead tinI meet~
ing of the Junior Band. tonight. at
730. in the 5221' Avenue Methodist par-
sonage. The tr ye are. making prepara-
tions for II New England supper and
entertainment. to be held on March 25.
After the meeting this dveuing. Choir-
master Hipson will rehearse the Easter
music with the members of the band.
Harry A. Benedict, foreman of the
packing department of the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company. who has been
ill the past three weeks with gastric
fever. and other complications. is re-
covering very slowly at his home in
South Osborn avenue As soon as he,
is able. Mr. Benedict exoccts to go‘
away for the benefit of his health
street.
I‘I
were tried in
re last evening
lent a load III
Wednesday, In
occupying
Keogh, in
i
i
hiiiNiti I
LI LU...
it":
tut: IIIIIomo seam
Frank Baxter Offers Popular Med. dine;
at Half Price.
Frank Baxter the popular Ilruggist.
is making an offer that is Just lllto‘
finding money. for he ls selling u reguI
i law 50 cent bottle of Dr. Howard' a ceie- .I
brated specific for the cure of constipa- I
lion and dyspepsia at nalf price. in ad ‘
dltlon to this large discount he agrees
whom the specific does not cure
it is quite unusual to be. ablct to buy
only recently through the solicitation
of DIIIgglI-It iI‘runk Baxter that this
medicine could be bought for loss than
fifty cents. He urged the proprietom
to allow him to soil it at this reduced
price fora little while. agreeing to sell
a Iertain amount 'llIII Iesult has justl~
bcen something rcmqunble.
Anyone who suffers with headache.
dyspepsia. dizziness. sour stomach.
specks before the eyes. or any liver
trouble. should Iakc advantage of this
oppor.tuniiy for Dr iloward‘ a specific
will cure But if by any chance it
should not. Frank ilnxtor wrll return
your money.
In? 13
' Rownvr‘on. '
(‘aptulu William iouogs of McKin-
ley street.
time is again able to be out
James E. Stevens. of Pennoyer
street. who has been ill for the past
month is able to be 'out. but is not able
to return to his w‘otk yet.
arrived here yesterdav to make an it.
spectlon of his property at Content
the summer.
Baggage Master Frederick E. Lock- I
wood has resumed his duties again,
having been confined to his home with
an injury to one. of his eves. caused
by having a cinder enter it one day lusti
Week. The initiry was very painful. .j
Somc of the. parents of children heIe
heard that a man III the village has
been frightening them by actions than
show II lack of good breeding. and if:
they are not stopped a complaint wiiii
probably be made to the authorities. I
Mr. and Mrs. William Moaer. whOI
melopcudlng a few days in tow.n con-
template rclurnlng to (ieImany short-
ly where they will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs“ MoscI' s effetts will re I
main in storage here. in a building-
owned by Mrs. Kate. 'l‘homen.
Francis Boylston the well- known in-
fant carriage Mum and invalid chair
manufacturer. Who has been confined
to his home In South Norwaik with a!
severe attack of grip for OV‘OI a week
was able to come to Rowayton yester-
Ilav after_noon and look oIeI his busl
uses interests.
A Rory'uyton wine—making firm
dies ived partnership because onel
mem Ircr insisted on watering the
stock. WI.I don't know whether to‘
praise the honesty of one member or
condemn the dishonesty of the other
member. but it is a point u'IfhlIiI
Rowayton debating societies can chew
on -Ridgeeld Press.
has
——Y ears of suffering relieved in a
night. itching piles yield at once to;
the emotive properties of Donn s Oint
ment. Never fails. At any drug
store. 50 cents.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss i‘vclyu and iames Leonard.
of Norotou are ill with chickenpox
Miss Sadie Wood is still suffering
from a severe atlnIk of rheumatism.
Mrs. Edward lI‘anslIIIw is spending;
‘(Wt‘i'al weeks with MIS. James Whit-
uey.
Mrs Wolcotl. of Penneyhuulu.
IS
visiting her daughter Mrs. F. E. Hage
man.
Mrs A. H. Chlchester. of ‘I.tamtord
peni Tuesday with her
William chd.
Rev. Arthur Requa Is to preach
next Tuesday evening at the house of.
Robert Moore. Noroton Heights I
\I'oluntcer fire company of Noroton
is to attend next Sunday evening'sI
.servlcc in the Presbyterian Church i
Miss Florence (Illette. of East Had- E
dam. is visiting her brother. R i. Gil
lette: and family Brookside avenue. 1
sis er, Mrs.
I
_'§r
whittle Eva Leonard returned home
l"
BBCKBCIIB ’-_
-............... .,_.,__........ irregular Heart Action .
Sailow Complexion
Frequent Attack of the "Blues”
Rheumatism. Caused bu Kidneils Not Thronti
to return the money to any purchaser .
fifty Icut pieces for ll quartet. but that ‘
is what this offer I‘t'illly means for It is ‘
lied his good judgment. for the sale has '
who has been ill for some
John Sherman Hoyt. of New York. i
ment island. preparatory to coming forlmcct tonight in ”It‘ll rooms in Hllll
I‘ lIIIIt' a blur it
lIhII NI-wklrk IIIeIltal in Norwalk Wed»
:Ipcndiug it few days with Mrs. la S.'
lof Mrs. A. C
Your Golden
ney or
on ANY or ,Tlili rorrfiwING.
to Nasaton anodes“. otter spending
in few days with Miss Jessie St John
Mrs Anglo Morfcy is spending a
How days at 0x itidgc with Mrs. lien
ion. who is ill at the Dr. Alonso (.‘ lurk
lilacs. ;
I Charles ScaIies will open a livery
stable next Tuesday. at the ntrtnd for-
merly occupied by V. it. l’ooicy, Ruli-
roIId uvcnuc.
Mrs. Josephine Fielding of New
. York. is visiting at the charming new
’ home of, Mr. and Mm H. M Volt-utiutI
West IIvI-nuo. ' vi
l‘ucstluv cIcIIlug i o ilcnding Club;
of llrc Congregationh’ ()hurch met at .
the parsonage and rcIItf Sirakcspeur'rtc
"As You Like it. "
Mrs. llork attended the meeting oi
IIII- Noroton itclicf SoI-leiyo Tuesday
This society has afforded much relief
to llrc needy and destitute.
’I‘III- lIaIIII-u l’IIlIiic. iIIbInry has movv
:l‘t‘ from Mr. lli‘udy'u rcaidcncc lo the
rooms formerly occupied by the Miri-
Illcscx Club. over the. poet- Iofllcc.
l Miss .Iosic iiowcn received this
\Ieek. from her friend. Mrs. C. it 'i‘ll-
‘ icy some exquisltch blooming potted
'plunts. double pink and white tulips
‘uud golden IIuI'I.Iissus
. At the trial of King. arrested in Do .
‘ Iicn for cruelty to II hor.sc the accused
testified that ho had been visiting
leaI-Ihs llnncs. rIt. Norotou. Mr. iiaues
says that neither he nor any mcmlIEI
of his family saw King on that day
————.Tm
i WESTPORT.
I Karl A liolge spent yesterday In
New York city.
Mrs. Willis S Jones and son Willis
spoilt yesterday with friends in Bridge-
port
The Shepherds of Bethlehem
Cure the use that
If. 0. ”no... Men. In}.
“
will NEW YORK. March iiiwAIuong the
passengers who arrived today on lllcl
(Icrmanlc from I.i\erpooi and Queens
town were P R Allen. Stanley Ather-
sou. W ii. Bell. (i. Hubbard iilakcstoe
the Rev. H il Chapman. A. Ilasil Lub-
bock and Charles W Show. . l
W W i
TRAGEDV'AVEBTED.
“Just in the nick of time our little
hey was saved,“ writes Mrs. W. Wai-
klns. of Pleasant City. Ohio. ”Paco.
monia had played and harm: with him
and a terrible. cough set in besides.
Doctors treated him. but he grew worse
every day. At length we. tried Dr.
King's New Diet-ovcry for Consump-
tion. and our darling was saved. He‘s
now sound and well." Everyone ought
to know it’s the only sure. cure for‘
Coughs. Colds and all Lung diseases.
(IrraranIchl by I‘, ll Baxter. DruggII-It
Price 50c. nIIIl'Si. Trial bottles free I
. DI i
l
Wcslporl was well rétpreaented at
ncsduy evening
'i‘cmplc Lodge. iI‘. and A. M.. met
inst- -IIIcIIlng and accepted several
Iandidotca for membershin.
Thc trolicv 'cIIiIlII under the State
IIIIIIIIII draw has been repaired this
III-I II by t‘lt‘.(“'lll(iiln3 from Bridgeport.
Miss Itcency is teaching in room 1
ill the liridgc atrcct school in place
of Miss Raymond. who Is ill at her
home in East (‘hur ch street
Mr. and Mrs Harry Sherwood arc
soon to rcmoIII from Bridgepmt Io
Saugotuck Mr. Sherwood having no
ccptcd his old poaition with the Com
putlug SIIIIII (‘ 0
AI the meeting of thI.I (IIccne Farms
ifIIIIIIrcgaIloIIui Society. held yester-
‘Iiay afternoon. u was voted to lInI
plow the inter-tor of the church. II
is probable that llrc church will bc
.Iloscd for aI-IIII'III Sundays. services
' AMERlCA SENT seaeoo.
lIIIiIIa iIclIl in thc spacious lt'i'llu‘v STOCKHOLM. Sweden. March ‘3‘".
mm" The famine rclicf cnrnmittcc has re'r
m._-._.__..w cciveIl total aubscriptl' It IIInoIIntIIIg
I ' to about 8:238 000 or wh ch’eum “5.000
WESTON' i was sent from America.
Mrs. \'. Godfrey ciiierlulna her sis» ...._H..... --. w...
rcr Miss iloyl. from Ridgeficld.
'\ir~. S. A Stngea of (‘annou
lT SAVED Hi8 ,LEG.
i‘. A. lianforth of iAIGI‘I‘lngII 0a.. nut
{cred ‘for six months with n frightful
is
Godfrey running sore on his 19s: but writes
.I, A. JaIlIsou has rctmncd to New that Bucklcu‘s Arnica Salvo wholly
\ork after spending several weeks I-mII-II it in five days. “For tut-erg,
ulth .iolIn Donnelly.
'i‘ humus Mct‘andlcss. of New Haven.
has been the guest of Mrs. Nelson
(‘rossrnnn for a few days. ’
Miss t.‘IoIa Wheeler has returned to '
Vor'wnlk IIfII-I- spending a few days
with her mother Mrs. M. ii. Wheeler.
The next meeting of the. Norfleld
\Id Sm-iciy will be at the residence. of
Mrs. (‘ A. Sturgcs on llrc evening of
\lnlcll 2'» ”I ; ,
\i 'i‘. l)IIIIIIIIli.\ s raring horses. IIighi . h I. III. run mmnmn either
in Irumbcr were taken this week to §£I§’;t:‘??"§j‘.‘:}:flfi'£r " ,:"iI:“'.; II.,.'.-'I'.'I’I‘I‘L'
(onIIy island. where they will be put .ttll‘lii'n» II My ”9&3“ I. "NIL-am
in training for the coming season. SEII'I’IIIIIIII." III'I'o us-
A verv enjoyable social and supper
“as held on \‘Vodneadav evening. l)\‘=
the Norileld Aid Society. at the house.
Hurlhrui. In the hon-
nct trimming contest. the prizes were
won by Lloyd Godfrey (Ieor‘ge A. Stirr-
,z-es and (‘harlea Scoficld.
Nortlcld Grange will hold its semi-
Inonthlv meeting tonight. when friends
from Westport will be entertained.
Two interesting papers on the topic“
How i Would Keep House if 1 Were
a Woman“ and "How I Would iI‘arm
if i Were a Man.’ ' the. former by a
brother and the latter by sister. will
form an inter esting part II: the lectur-
cr's program
Wounds. Plies. it‘a thII heat Mlvé in
t. 0 world. Cflurc guaranteed. Only 35c
id .hyi'
floater; drugglst. "
EAT ’EM L KE CANDY
or II side. Pomt hmoood. 13- “co:
Sewers-tn Ii. (catch. or (III e. In :3. arr-NI con
Vri to for free umpic. and httokflléin
%u“'”' mm users. .I are run
KEEP lllllil ”Blllllll lllEill
I an I.»
;.
A ———~——-THJS IS
o- nudm
Dimuied Visi i
Poisson Urethra.
Nervousness
The beginning of baldness is dandruff. ‘
Dandruff '3’“ disease and can be cured.
And the dandruff will disappear for good.
Use only some old established remedy.
We know one tested for more than 50 years—
Ayer.’i's Hair- ;‘Vi'gor
it cures dandruff checks falling. makes the
hair grow, always restores color to gray hair.
I “ Ayer's Hair Vigor has cured my scalp of I bad one of dandruff
it is s ’lelillltfli' preparation to use "* I
Mrh. L. H ,Budil,‘ Lebanon Springs. N. Y.
Wanamaker-Ire” 0N GERMA‘NIC. ‘
‘20 lbs Gran. Sugar.
Into paying high prices for Wall Paper. I Elsi" Creamery Butter. 27c
[We have the most elegant designs of I ‘
wall paper at the most reasonable Strictly “933 E83“! 22“
‘nrlce 5'0“ ever heard 0L . Francy Evaporated Peaches. 10c
"0"“ Fumlsll Paper. iF‘ancy EIaporated Aprlc.ots 10c
hang it and do all w-ork necessary “in” Cal: prunes . 31bs.ior 35c
withoutl onv n I to you, and ourI . .
no 8 lento. y E‘IlIanII Large MackeIcl We each
.ARTlSTS' MATERIALS.
E South Norwaik.
Rostrum Ind Identification.
portun
PhiiineSs Under the lilies ‘9 3
.State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
I Lucas County. as.:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
‘lu senior partner of the firm of i". J.
('heuey & Co, doing business in .t 0
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
‘snttl. and that said firm will pay the
I sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of ICatIIrrh that
.I-nnnot be cured by the use of ilall's
. Caturrlr Cure.
II‘ItANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this lith day of Decem-
ber. A. 1).. 1886.
. . A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Cntnrrh (‘uro is taken intern-
Iaily. and acts directly on the blood and
‘ mucous sIIrslaIee of the system. Send
Ifor testimonials. free.
F. .i. (‘iIE NEY It 00., Toledo, 0
Sold by Drugglata 75c.
ilaii's Family i’iila are me best.
causes dandruff
Can.‘.Y.ou. ”Geldfiéfiel
Groceries for as
Little Monet)
Elsewhere? .
DotBe w
Hoodwinked;
$1.00
bill will be reasonable, too Give us
the dimensions III: will tell you what
It will cost
Plotut‘o Frames and Window Shades
made to order.
PAINTeaoI SUPPLIES.
A Stuli
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
soup ,IIIIIn 'socitssrur.
Bilgiialilrfiallianl;
Colors and other things that
artists use.
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. roc.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c.
I. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
i’aintlng. Paper Hanging “III '1'" I .........- “ V :i’ ’
. . Decorating. ' iCIlplfal. $100,000.00
y ,. . .Surplos. 3100.000110
cum Proms. $40,700.00.
ml o HI- Beeke . ——I.-'- I ‘
iIIOIIN III FERRIS. President.
IIIACOB III MES—N”. WWII
DIRIQTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Cayman: -
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. MhthOwson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J Wallace Marvin. . .
Telephone Connections.
87 Washington Street.
Conn.
Acodentinsurance
Combined 'imfh
.1. M0 in case of death by accidentI 1000"” IS SOHO"!!!
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
Mgfgoumnnmtfor loss of time for; unmsmEfi-T h. "1’
ALL FOR 1.00 PER YEAR “cm-“I“ ‘
’ Pilililmllllltl nus. \ l
For particiilnrl call or write
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Tolonlrono Call. 107—4
E thlflllm£HJ¥g :‘wflflonfl:
was")! Inhalation
a I“ am 0).. In MM“
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SYMPTOMS - ‘ ., .
Periodical Headaches
:.II..thiIIg Pains Over iiips
I» and Kidhells
. 1847.
Bad Taste InIl‘ioutiI I '
‘iII‘f‘ i!
' rooms” 5a
LORICH MY
WANTED
Paper hangars?
.: ; vat “I
‘ ’ i i" hr.
10 First Avenue, silo-r «6mm.
_ Toi.Csli1853. . .3
DAVID w. RA‘nMoND. II
Funeral Dir . m? 1‘:
and Emulation '
19 North Main St. so’titlr Molt.
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace. I
Telephone at house, 34-6.
‘i‘CL
Ines.
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING. I
nor WATER ammo.
HOT AIR HEATING-
srovas AND emcee.
our: AND TIN ROOFING.
G d Steam Fitti
Gas Elgar-3.1% {291% It».
Have you Boss” «to. flocks“
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE ones a not ‘ as
J consume W .
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