mixtures—dry them all.
the bottle.
It does for babies what it
does for old folks—gives new.
firm flesh and strong life.
You’ll be pleased with the re-
sult.
milk to make baby fat.
“”11 Ilseutl you a little to try,” you like,
SCOT]. & DOWNS, 409 Pearl strut. New York
EAST lllllillilllli1
11.11.1101}me has purchased 11 new
horse.
Joseph Brown. of Roton Hill is sick
with the grip.
Telephone poles are being erected
on Rowan street.
Jerome Smith, who has bceiiI ill. is
able to be out again.
Albert 0er anti A. B.
in New York yesterday.
George Cummings‘of Cove street. is
still in a serious condition.
Druggist T. B. Grlfiin was in Siam
ford yesterday with C. S. Finch.
‘A new tin roof is being plat 1111 on the
1 Alfred Austin building on the bridge.
' The regular pt11ye1 meeting of the
Advent Christian t‘hur1 It will be held
.1 this evening. ‘
The regular prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
be held this evening.
The Rev. G. W. Barhydt. rector of
Christ Church. Westpoi't. will preach
in Christ‘Church tonight at 7:45.
A gang of men are at work straigh-
tening the rails and laying new ties
in the ti111ll11y hacks on 12 11st Washing-
ton street.
‘Elliotflarrell and family. of South
Norwalk. have moved into the house
on East Avenue formerly occupied by
Mrs. Tobey.
The roof has been placed on Fow-
ler's boat house. It i.» he'ginning to
assume. 11 1'11"” business like look as
tiieic are alteatly several boats pulled
out there.
Mrs. S. S. Naphey who is in the hos-
1.1.311. I,
Iirq In; 111.12in
to get thin. What'can be
Iii-idem? More milk, condensed
milk. watered milk, household
Then
try a little Scott's Emulsion in
It takes only a little in
Jackson were ,
Mug to "1713': the re bill ltd!
gin-u up all efforts in that direction.
and returned to his duties in the Luck-
wood manufactory in south Norwalk.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON
The road near the Wed Burn Golf
Club has been reunited.“
Mill Roberta. of New York. is visit-
ing Mrs. Charles Fitch of Newton.
. C D. Emerson and H. C. Cowles. of
1' Hartford are stopping at the Columbla
Hotel.
Wesley llr.ady of Brooklyn, was in
Darlen looking over his property here
yoatflerday
Miss Helen Waterbury is visiting
friends in New York and will remain
over Sunday.
James Bircbard, the veteran furni-
turedealer. has just received a car-
load of antique goods.
, A large touring auto passed through
’Darlen yesterday afternoon at a rate
of about a mile in two minutes.
Drugglst Robett A McDonald is get
ting his handsome soda water foun
“i tutti in commission for the coming sea-
son.
Every woman in town received
through the. until yesterday a package
of flower seeds fiom Congiessmnn E.
.1. Hill
Among the matters disposed of 011
the calendar at Hartford yesterday was
the resolution authorizing the Soldiers'
Hospital Board to make a contract for
a water supply at Fitch's Home for
Soldiers.
Willard H. Jacobite is breaking in
to take the place of S. D. Andrews. the
Well-known purveyor of clean linen
for Darien anti other towns. Mr. An-
drews has represented the Crescent
Laundry for some time.
Cheater Harvey Finch. the genial .le-
‘hu who drives Andrew Taylor's car-
riages, has so far recovered from the
severe attack of aching face with
which he’ was afiiicted for two unpleas-
ant days. as to be able to again graIsp
the1 rains as of yore
Nearly sixty live persons were pres-
ent at the sociable given Tuesday ev-
Icning at tiie home Howard Slawson. A
diamond hunt took place which was
min by little Miss Helen Bt'ummer
The cunaolatlon prize woe won by Miss
Edna Sherer. Among those in atten
.dance were William Taylor and Miss
Sherwood, of South waalk,
Mrs. Clarence Bell gave a very pleas-
nnt little reception last Sdtttrday in
honor of Miss Helen Sconeld. Tea
was served and a very pleasant even
lug enjoyed by those present. among
whom were noticed Miss Hattie Wnit
neyI, Miss Georgie Whitney. Miss Hel-
en Scofield. Mina Helen Morehoase.
Mrs. Alfred Morehouse. Miss , Stella
Austin.
The funeral of Charles W. Raymond
will be held this afternoon from St.
Luke’s Church? A large delegation of
Masons will attend. but the services
will not be Masonic. The stores in
the town will remain closed from 2 p.
m. to 5 11. m. The seicctmen‘sioflice
is draped in black and flags are at
half must. The funeinl will doubtless
[be inr'gely attended.
1 Two or three candidates for first he
ilcciman to sutcccd Chailes W. Ray-
linnnd have already appeared to Dar
11111 It was said yesterday by a Dat-
{ion citizen that there probamy would
Illlfll in New YOI'k Silt up for the first not be :1 special election and that the
time. Monday aitd her many friendsivncnncy caused by the death of Mr.
will be pleased to hear She is on the 1 Rmmond would not be filled. Charles
road to recover y
Several skunks have been seen on
the sheets near the Fitch school. It
will not he policy for anyone to kick
any of the little kitties hc aces 011 thei
streets after dark.
William Nash has had the sloop
“Antelope" hauled out in the rear of
Joseph Fowlcrs new boat house in
Soavlew avenue. with the intention of
having Mr. Fowler ropattern the boat
making her into a cabin launch with
gasolene engine. The “Antelope" is a
beauty. well made. eastern boat and;
was brought to this place by Mr. Fow-.
Iar some years ago. He subsequently
had a counter stern placed 1111' her. She
will make a roomy comfortable
launch.
'The pool game in the ziafner tour-
nament last evening was a close one.
The contestants Were prederlck Carr
tilted 80. and A. Hall rated 95.
Frederick Brown acted as referee and
Carl Wicke as scorer. _The scores
were as folloWs;
Carr. .. Hall.
8 ( .11-l
18 11
24 20
80 28—4
36-2 33-—2
41 . 43
51 48
80~2 51—1
'1) 55
:72 68—1
75 \ 77——1
80 81
The next game will be tomorrow
.nifiht between Frank Fox and Dana!
Bl _.ll the former rated 90 and the:
86. This will be the first game
of: :the second round. ,
. ROWAYTON
The next rehearsal for the Mock
Trial will be held in Guider's Hall, Fri-
day evening.
‘Miss' Mabel Ciark of Pennoyer
sited. in confined to her home with
quite ' re illness
adding“ of Joseph Klinefelter'
lucid infill; ghulhter Bessie with the
rrow the admiration; for prok
ymt begin In the public schools,
teacher‘s 11.11 pupils will have
111111 for a few days.
SocietyI of the Bap-
. main-11111111111111.»
«hm! tl
iii. t as “loyal.“
I; The Mock Trial w h was to have
has" . 1%?
first! “into Fire Depart-
3111.111. been
Ol'l’oecount of the lll- ‘
G. Waterbury and George Gregory are
‘the remaining members of the Board.
If no election is called Mr Waterburv
1r. ill act as first selectman.
WESTPORT.
1 Admiral Gerahdi of Sti'atfortl.
in visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Sniffen
. ‘1fi lends in Brooklyn. N
Mrs. E. I. Osborn. of New Haven
was a visitor here Tuesday
1 Doric Chapter 0 E. S.. htld a meet-
l'ing in Masonic hall Tuesday night
Conductor David Ward is taking in
.enforced vacation and wrestling with
1 the grip
Farmers are beginning to evidence
Ii activity now and preparing the soil for
cultivating.
Miss Clara Banks of Lyons Plains.
was a recent guest with Mrs. Abbie
i Trowbrldge
l Conductor David Mahoney is about
110 have the stone wall around his
propertv rebuilt.
l Miss Bertha Allen of Sangatuck.
‘has ret 11911 home from a visit with
ifriends East Norwalk.
1 Aspetuck lodge K. of P. met Mon
lVday night and conferred the rank of
i Squire on one candidate.
1' A party from here, attended a dance
1.‘
was
is visiting
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
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1
’ Which in Bench-Try an Experiment
or Profit by an East Nam-II:
cltlm’n Experience.
i Something new. is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represent-
ed.
The statement of a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back.
A lame, weak or aching one.
Would you experiment -on It?
You will read of many ”called
cures.
away placed. . .
It's different when the endorsement
tonic-J from .-
Buy to more bani
Home endorsement is the proof that
backs IaVery box of Geno's Kidney
WOW 1 . Action of Ill Cove
strbdt em you in the Ndrwslk Lock
Company ml“ was suffering tron:
I WM .
in momentum - Kid-by
PIIII ftgotiltoxatf’l
store and took“tho
dlrbctlbln a?“
Wt
the rest! ".
Endorsed by strangers from I/far-
my 1 Wtflbntiom to the
utility,
on in your [ballot and thby “Inc
My at 1 1.111111. it
saw. Gard-11.. ~ 1‘
Min Laura Chapman will read a
paper on: "Art an Applied to Our Fore-
motiiers” before the Coionna society of
Bridgeport. Friday.
Edward Wheeler has been promoted
to the position of freight agent at San
gatuck depot and Given Rice has been
engaged as assistant.
"l’op' Mills is motoring a IBrldgeporti
car in place of James Smith. who has}
made a temporary change to a depot
run The veteran fills the bill to per
fettion.
Sheriff Fred Kempcr is now a daily'
attendant at the Superior Court.
Bridgeport. The Marsh trial ls occa-
sionlng considerable Interest here as
elsewhere, and the full complement of
deputies are about. the court house
daily
There is a suspicion that Joseph G
Hyni is soon to 11111111110 in atOck- rsls
lug. Mr. Hvatt is himself noncom-
mlttal but the fact that 11.-its a sub-
scrlbct for and dose otltdent of "The
Breeders Gazette.” gives credence to
the report. '
Once again we are at the stage
known as "between hay and grass"
here and there is neither social activi
1y nor an abundance of business. All
signs point to an early season this
year and with the advent of summer
icaidents there’ll be something doing.
The trio of monster St. Bernard:
owned by Father Shanloy are con-
spit nous about town nowadays. may
11111 beautiful specimens of the dog
species and being of dmlabk disposi-
11011 with a tendency to minding their
own business are objects of favor and
admiration .
The season for the sea serpent has
ni'iived and with it reports of its up-
peniance off Cockenoe Inland That
animal has lost the semblance of a1
dtagon now and is 1epresanted as be-
ing a monster (log flsh about '28 feet
long and with a head resembling that
of 11 mastif'l'.
Not yet is the model barn erected for!
Senator Llovd Nash ready for occn i
pilncy. The lights have yet to be put ‘
in and other finishinga' done. Few
t'esltlente coat on much as this burn
that stands the owner in 86. 000 now
and it will be when 1111npleted a veri-
table.1 horse palace.
The fate of Benchslde inn is still In
the balance and a lessee has not put’
in an appearance. The place has here- I
tofore been a popular summer resort
and iherc is no teason why it cannot
still be made a profitable Investment. i
It is the cult shore resort between:
Notwaik and Bridgeport: its surround-I
lugs atc most inviting Live manage-
ment and judicious udvcrtislng would'
serve to test its capacity throughout
the season
Plans me being made for a grnngni
supper and 1111111011, some date nextl
month The committee comprising
MeadantcsGeorchnyet 11.1.11: 811111
periy Miss (‘arrie Crossman and;
Messrs. M. H. Cooley and .loaeph‘
Adams met last night at the residence
of Mis. Guyei and not {111 ted plans. ThsI
supper famous always it is pt'oi‘ttlmttl.;i
will be of annual excellence. The. one
tion of dcllcattca and novelties to fol-
low will be in the line of an entertaln- ;
ment feature promising of novelty and
amusement.
While there have been promises of
through trolley cars to The Norwalkm
in April. present indications are that1
the time will have to be extended. The
Trolley Company has made extensive
preparations for the betterment of the:
,road and none too soon for conditions
along most of the section west of
Bridgeport are more than even the
company surmised. Gangs of men are
now employed laying new tics and im-‘
proving the road and this work will
have to be completed before.‘ it Is be-
lieved, any attempt will be made for
through connections between Norwalk
and Bridgeport.
A petition is being circulated around
town protesting against. the proposed
leasing of Saugatuck river beds to
companies or individuals, The semi
ment prevails that the. project will re
stilt disastroualy for those here who
have eked out a scant living dredging.
It is not considered that the proposi-
tion is an important one, concerning
mainly the comparatively few who
subsist nti fishing and dredging, but
the carrying out of the project, impar-
ttial judges declare. is almost certain to
result in an increase In the number of 1
dependents at the town farm. So far
as can be learned the petition is be-
i1:_. 1 signed generally.
The chief topic for discussion now is
Compo Beach and that public inter
est is intense in the matter cannot be
doubted by even casual observers
about town. Two requirements are
evidenced—dancing and bathing pavll-.
ions. If the desires of the masses are
not limited to curb‘stone discussion.
as is too often the. case, and when a
town meeting shall have been called
the people are In evidence and their
desires made plain, there. is little rea-
son to doubt but what consideration
will be given them and some attempt
at least to meeting the requirements at
the Beach made. Particular stress is
put upon dancing here as elsewhere a
popular pastime Complaint was too
general heretofore of lack of opportunv
ity for enjoyment In that line
deception To CHIN!!! Mime.
TER.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 19~Tha
Chinese residents of thiaicoaat are
making very elaborate prewar-tion for
the reception of the Chinese minister.
Who will arrive on the steamer Korea. 1
Tuesday. The minister has six y-two
people a his suite. .Their war robes
are said to be the richest ever taken
from the celestial empire
W
OWNER! WILL ,FIGI-VITVV VUNION.
1 SAN FRANCISCO. Karen 19. ——At a
cutting In the city of twenty mine
Owner. of California, a.
adulation was formed
pledged transient no car a fight‘
giant the Western limit mutation
a long period if use
new. Pledge oi
n‘d alienating“
Inf more than $800,000 were made. ‘
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WANROOK lll’I MAST STEPPID
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1 fall because
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LAcs. u'rAma, CAnaiAog‘ PAINTS,
ENAMEL _PAINTB,1F«LOOR PAiNTs,
noon VAnNIaH. noon sums.
FLOOR FINISHES.
We have a specialty called ITAIN
FLOOR FINISH, which Is quickly anti
easily applied, is extremely tough and
durable. anti not affected by hot or
cold water and will not crack, mar
white. chalk or chip off. It is an 11:1
cellent thing for Furniture, Linoleums,
Oil Cloth, etc. "Makes the old new
again." Our variety In these lines In
unequalled; and prices vary according
Iy.
We issue Library
tickets witii all purchases.
FOR UALI IY
‘COMSTOCK, i
‘cOAicOALCOAL
WAT [NS
0130 ,
112 WASHINGTON smear.
souru NORWALK.
Phone 4“.
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NOTES OF INCORPORATION.
Parker Preston & 00.. incorporat-
ed of Norwich have filed a certificate
of organization with the secretary of
the state with Richard S. Parker as
president and Charles H. Preston as
secretary and treasurer.
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed by the Connecticut Tcle
phone and Electric Company. of Morl-
den. capital 81110011 The corporation
will manufacture telephones and ole/11-
tritai supplies.
A picllminarv certificate of dissolu-
tion has been filed by the Nettleton
(‘ontpuny of Orange.
A certificate of intorporatlon has
been filed by the Taro Food Company
of Danbury capital 86 000.
CASTORIA 1
Poi' Infants and 1111111111
The that You Ilm Alvin Bought
Bears the
Signature of
LEM—”h;
WYOMING‘ STIIGOEST SNOW
8
LANDER. Wyo. March l9«~The
worst snow storm in many years has
been raging ovor central Wyoming for
the past forty- eight hours and last night
the average depth of snow throughout
this section for 1011 miles north. east,
and south was 18 to 20 inches. Sheep
men think young stock will ptill
through. but that there will be large
losses among the older animals 1
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Another club Woman. Mrs.
finale, of Bdgerton. Wis. tells
how she was cured of irregularl-
tics and uterine tumble. terrible
pains and mm: by Lydia E.
l ‘.‘.A while WW
Tami. roubles. The
doctordid not he! In? 1122 mm
ad and ydlo‘E.
on many: occasions for .lrnguhritia
and uterine troubled, and 11kt“ sure
that. it. could not hard: too at. any rate
to give it a trial.
“ I was wrtninly flu! 9G Int! thi‘t
withing wool: I‘ fall. much better, the
terrible 1.13"“ in my build and side
were nnlng to «an. and at the
time of menstruation I did- not but
nearly as serious n time no hereto;
fore. no I continued its an fort
month. ”'11 All Wefllflibht‘l Vi
was like a new woman . molly have
never _feit better in my lilo. have not
but a link use)”
:0 ma: morel than I ever. it“
an t y, mealtime
mama" 1151' in 3%;-
tabla.“
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1‘1: “bill! I
' gut-r. What ao'iiyou
okahout it .
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Biscuits
are KRISP and DELICIOUS.
kept so indefinitely in our
IMOlS'I‘ PROOF PACKAGE. '
. .. Sold in liberalsize ~. ..
5c.and 10c. packages .
Sold by first (rm'm.
(flat at your; kindly :1 rule In.
11.11. commandant-maul
-, §- 1.1.611;
31.001111» liellvered.
Having‘recelved a consignment of
bright, fresh mined llehl‘h Coal.
bought at a right price. V
We are going to give. our patrons
the benefit. followmg our usual we
tom. 0111- principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op-
portunity offers, but to give value for
value received.
WE LEAD. OTHERS MUST FOL- '
LOW.
111mg Lockwood 1 Go.
122 WATER ST.
Branch Office 2 80. Main St.
Tel Call 8115.
11111 1:. Vinita
‘ PL uManva'.‘ ' '
srzim.
Harm rm.
MD an
innate.
Tin. Sher! ”Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Strut.
‘ 811th NOMIKOOM.
Toiephddo. 137-1.
SOLID AIND MOESSFUL.
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1.11m? 116111911131. coils.
Capital. L’IOD'JOOJO
Surplus. 87.09 m. 00
OfIIfIllt Profits. “MO. OO
JOIN IVI. Fm. m
“00.. I. um OlaVIhlI‘.
Ivar .151 .1‘ .
'1 “cinemas- - "'1 1
John“. 'Fc‘r‘rlc ., and»;
John H.K ‘ ‘
”I’m ,VI‘. N. W"
IJulaltI humid “QINOII ruin
dismantling!“ "-
: Cheney 1h Cot; doing business in the
SIO NORWALK. 1
light.
I danger of Ira from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Slate offlhlo, City of Toledo.
Lucas County. 911.:
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
City of Toledo County and State aforo
said and that and firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUN RED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot I11: cured by the use of IHall's
Catarrh Cure. 1
FRANK J CHENIW.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6111 any of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1886 ,
A. W. GLEABON.
(Seal) 1 Notary Public
Hall A Catarrh Care is taken intern-
ally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J CHENEY L 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold bv Drngglats‘ 75c.
Hall' II Family Pills are mebest.
Can You Get Better
Groceries for as
Little Hones
Elsewhere?
1 .1 ,i ‘I.
20 lbs. 11.111.811.11.
Elgin Creamery Butter, ‘
Strictly Fress Eggs.
Frnncy Evaporated Peaches.
t
Fancy Evaporated Apricots,
3 lbs. for 25c
me each
Fancy Cal. Prunes,
Fancy Large Mackerel;
A. .
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24 common. AVE
1 EAST nonwaax
JUNIUS'BROW N
Painter and W Kluge:
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Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face' as machinery mind. The
bonus of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wiltdx, both on South
Main street. were painted by me
In use manner over am you”
no. They are still good.
Your house will ittInd= n‘ «it
If" I paint It. My olleo'. In South
111m street. My readout». 25
mm Gran urn-tn
so. 11......“
”Gun Tip
First—tits convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—Irina lessening of the 1111111
gera of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving- the gas turned
on. as, if the no is turned on. it will
Third—V—Tha great reduction in the
rib—To avoid defects: of wall!
y't e scratching of matches by ser-
vant a and the soiling of carpets by
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet
The cost of this fighter shouid be
less than the cost of matches. as with
proper care the Lighter will lam one
ear
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p. 111. .Norwalit‘mmh.
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including tapestry. ingraanWIflQ
cheaper grades. This to tho}
out line of wall paper we
and we are satisfied that . . .
something to your entire“ .
In this display ' '
thinking of your spring mutiny.
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Window Shodoaw 1
Picture Fromm
Paintera' Supplies.
Artists' Materials, _ .
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Oil Cloth Binding, 101: box
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