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1 all I
tuna-tire a Mil-u. t an it“ no. am no tutti-u. The mm or Iuoham'a
Pliilflmmm’ shortlist. meta-evil.
~
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Men » fan!” I;
That run-down feeling to coined by
WMV- leech-m5 Pitta II“
and m health.
If Don-cleared
it a important to know that man. 7 not. than half the lckneaa In the world.
fluently of women. It ran all be pro W"... Pill. are up... 'mtm my."
'Ilmlonaltforauiltaaoe. Comfort "mum“, you... my.“ Mum'-
Puts.
a, We. and 25c.
and «mum organs not doing this wot!
‘ Hm. reinvigorate the new and more sound
Cold Everywhere I oxe
>t . . .. . e
* ‘
EAST Nflliiiiiii
“a
l ehenrsed the Easter music with the
‘ embers of the band. ‘
The Junior Band is making prepara-
otts for its supper to be held Wednes-
7_ . - _,. ay. March 25. 1903. The waiters are.
Leo “a“; of “mm" street. has h . hauler. l-. Riagkliilis. 0.38aangs. till.
a telephone installed itt his home. “Bl eurenE w ‘C '6‘" l. he maA.
Herman Malmo is having his ti - °°m' - - ' “m‘ “5 “m' '
. not». hm n... w . ... I M... w
.i. a Manner. the harbor. was in
South Norwalb on a short visit
Thursda afternoon:
Attorn y George Voaburgh. of South
Norwaik. was a visitor In town yester-
day on legal business.
Rev. H. S. Brown. of the Congrega-
tional Church. is to preach Sunday af-
ternoon at the West Norwaik Union
chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. lsouia Btoona were vis-
itors in South Norwalhdaat evening
at the bail given by tho South Nor-
waik Fire Police. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam H. Willntott. Jr.. were also In at
tendance.
Residents of Dorian werelatartled at 5
what they thought was anTeartbqualte
yesterday. A deep rumbling like
thunder was accompanied‘iby a very
preceptibie Jarrlng of the earth. it
continued for nearly 'two’minutos in
waves then stopped. Many people
who heard the noise and felt the jar
ring were at a loss to know what it
was. One person finally explained it
by saying that it was blasts going off
on the new viaduct which Is being
bttllt itt New York city. The men work
all the Week getting the blasts ready
anti then set them off at the end of the
week. The blasts are fired in relayt.
whlt-h give the sound of thunder or of
a bombardment:
. The funeral of Selectman Charles
i W. Raymond was held Thursday after-
i noon from St. Luke's Episcopal
1 Church. Rev. Louis French officiated.
The pallbearers were Thaddeus Bell.
to. w. Lounsbury. Charles 0. Water-
bury. J. K. Klinefeitcr. Clarence Soo-
fleld and Robert Shaw. Several fav-
orite hymns of the deceased wen ren-
dered at the church. The interment
of skins painted. ’l‘itcotiorc Smith oorhees and E' Ayers. The admin
doing the work. 0"
Oscar and Stanley Mills anti Char
(lray are painting the interior of t
ltadei oyster shop.
‘ ‘ ' 3 held last evening. it was be- other towns and the funeral cottage
eti'largefa'tgtndalttt: '9 (2‘18ng MS: can Dana Hisseil. rated 85. and was a “"89 one. The ‘1le attend-
s as on o (- At \tnt amino 11 unit Fox. rated 90. The score was nut-c at the funeral attested the wide
day School. tomorrow.
Warren Smith. at Sitemcidou-tit
Shunt), is having a new gasoline e
glue installed in his yacht Siren.
The steamer City of Norwalk w
delayed by fog. last night. and did at
arrive tttttii ll) o‘clock this morning.
Several parties front New York ltnv
been inspecting Sheffield-on-the‘Soun
with a View to purchasing lots titer
Mr. and Mrs. lksiie ‘tnmblehuve re
turned to their home here front Ne .
York City where they spent Thursday
Joseph 1. Foote who has been a re
sitlent of East Norwalk for many year;
has gone to Newtown for an extendc
visit.
Bernard Kintlelicn of Van
street is morning the loss of a pet dog
which was killed by the trolley cnrs
Thursday.
A meeting of the choir of the East r
Avenue Methodist Church was held
last evening. in thc llitllt‘S' parlor of
the church.
A inrgc delegation of firemen and
fire policemen attended the ball given
by the South Not-walk Fire Police last
evening in Music Hall.
Arthur Lincoln. of the "Giant Syndi-
cate." has had his moustache shaved
" off. ills friends have been calling him
“Moon Spot" ever since.
. Charles B. Whittaker has had an at-
tack of Inflammatory rheumatism. His
children"~'Ciat-ence and Amelia, who
have been sick, are able to be. out‘as .
usual.
The work of cleaning the basement
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
has been completed. it has been done
under the inspection of the Ladies Aid
Society;
George Cummings. of East Norwalk.
sustained n pnrnlytic shock yesterday. ,
it is‘thn third that he has had and his
condition is rcgardcd as being very
serious.
The .Ranticraon Dredging (‘ompany
has sent the tug Elsie K to take the
place of the tug Wheeler. which
sprung a leak. Thursday, and in tin.
able to work.
Oscar S. and Stanley Mills are -nt
work painting the entire interior of
me Radei oyster shop. it is intended
to ninita‘the ceiling, beams and blue
all it bright white. which will make
rh‘clshou mttclt lightc‘sand assist the
"0113‘.“ their work. ‘
The‘meeting of thewJunior Revival
Blind. held at the parsonage of the
East Avenue Methodist Church. last
evening. was largely attended. it was
under the leadership of Myron Osborn.
After the meeting Cholrtnaster Hlpaon
N YEARS OFCATARRH.
WelhKnown Massachusetts Woman
’ "-’ ‘ Cored by Hyomei. .
How to, cure catnrrb has been a
niobium in medicine for many years
that ‘as not solved ttntii the discovery
of] omci. This-remarkable treat-
mexi :thakes lt‘ppssible for any one to
breathe an air at home which is almost
ttlentto'aiwith that of the Adlrondaokl.
turbarollnas or. other health resorts
Wrath» air is impregnated with
bonito; balsams from health giving
frees Ind plants.
I , y place a little Hyomel in the
Which comes with every out-
' breathe it occasionally during the
“ lid benefit will be seen after its
who” only two or three times. while
Membranes for; few days or weeks
wlil'tofict a complete cure of even
cam anti cake. 10c.
The last game of the first series in
pool tournament at Hafner's store
follows:
i. Fox. was held.
“I ‘0 Grand Juror Dauchy. who several
0_[ 19__1 weeks ago lost his boots. has recover-
26—i ed those indispenslble articles. For
_2 3-, some time he walked about the streets
39__3 of linricn looking suspiciously at the
i—-l i 47__1 .fcct of the people that he met. He
_1 55-1 iwas fast losing his implicit faith in
65 'humanity. when. lo. yesterday. the
71__3 . boots were recovered. Spring house
78—1 gcleaning has struck the town and Mr
lit ,Dauchy was at work in the collar of
90 ghis house. There. under a piece of
illittm Wicke was referee anti:
2.1m nti series which will commence:
‘ day night. the winners of the first .
'3 Will play each other for the dratt Th“ “1‘8 to stop the practice of lane.
was in Spring Grove Cemetery. During
the time of the funeral the stores In
the town were closed. A large dole
gation of Masons was present from
will be. 10c. supper 15c.. and ice
spread respect in which the deceased
carpet. were the missing boots. He
had left them on the back plans and
and one of the members of the family
seeing them there had hidden them.
crlck Brown was scorer. in the‘
anti the. losers will bill! each i mtg. them on the back piazza. Now Mr.
for the second prize. 'l‘hc.1D“”"hy ’5 ”mu" '3 “3 ””3"“ as “"9"
,5 arranged are as follows: March and he has fttll faith in the honesty
red Carr. rated 90. Job LockwotxhiOf his fellow men—~as a grand ""0"
March 25, William Seaman. ratf “WM ““9-
5, and Jay Petty. rated 65: March; ' "“‘
Iharlea Hedmsn. rated 65. until WESTPOR'L
ics Keene. rated 90; March 30. Rev. S, H. Bray and wife are visiting
Bisscil. rated 8b. and Frank: friends in Stratiord.
toy. rated 35: April 1. Frank Fox; Morris Mills, Jr., visited friends in‘
90. anti David Nash. rated 80: . Bridgeport Thursday.
3, A. B. Hull. rated 95. and Fred; Mrs. Daniel llrlactlll is entertaining?
Brown. rtttcd 100; April ti. Wli-l her mother. Mrs. Connery" of George-
chnc. ruled HO. uttti ”Thomast town,
t. rated 95: April 8. Harry Fox. Miss Josephine Meeker was the
7-5. and Edward Bryant. tated guest of her mother. Mrs. John Barlow.
l of Bridgeport; Thursday.
The Helping Hand Society of Sauga'
. ROWAYTON. ‘tuck Methodist Church met Tuesday
,night at the residence of Mrs. all
t Obcrlantier, of the West Sititflt Bradley;
st completed a large extension tog Lorin Hrettlue. wife and children
in"! works. i have returned home from a visit with
tel Mead. who has been Ili with l his brother. “gorge Brettinc in
t p. is‘agaln able to be out. and l Bridgeport, '
to his dullé’s. . g Rey. S. H. Bray will use as a special
II T“) 10"- “f "l“ “0“ Side. has i theme for discourse at the Saugatuck
r ed sufficiently from his recent Methodist Church tomorrow night.
I as to be out again- ! “The Rich Man and Lazarus."
Mabel Clark. of Pennoyer street. 5 The Computing Scale Commuy‘s
- .V recovering “‘0!“ a 39".” "2 plant has been shut down for three
it the grip. and is able to be about i weeks. and there "9 no immediate .
i 89. prospects of work being resumed titer»
Emma Hoyt sailed today for” ‘k . .
E where she will make a severai' AL of material In the cause given
l the suspension of work.
astay. h". and “TL Wlm‘lm’i A serious accident was narrowly
‘ 10:36”! 0' m 5 Pa“- a 3°, averted on the (:50 trip of a North
1" - . Main street trolley car_ Wednesday af-
of 3:?3‘3359229 :fshfi-tcgfridhfiifii ternoon, owing to tbe‘car striking at
re 8 ‘ Ii“ ‘ t hi i -: number of ties placed too close to the
. and i3. 1 3 '8' us 3 l" "’g rail. A brief delay was occasioned
cl . work he proceeded to dis": while 0 mt
H ome of the superfluous furni‘ m to an and conductor replied
t“ he hotel the ties,
‘ I ‘ T s s h .
is H. Guider has as yet ob—’ r WP on aftast “amend fresh
5 country sausage part of the wreckage
tai clue to the party who stole; prose .
19‘ ONO“!!! from his “9““?! ‘5 {lofiutrlitiyfl‘llili cragthrtwfiefgfr
we ., but has not 3’81 8i“ t.\3\i3lght. The hoboes fouad'a convenien’t
hgl gem“: a shot atl fling: Ki ‘ mm below the scene of the accident
ll d be V" b9 [’0 d on to where a fire was brand sausages and
at) Praise” of the Ron-ayton Fire: guigriedbon 8'; old pieccof tin served
a or or rca set.
P9 lit’ Will attend divine ”Merl Postmaster Charles Harris is deserv~
m “i WWI "18 South N0?“ kg ingiy proud of the surroundings of the
:1: “if'é’éi'iti'i’hofi’ém‘fi'afifii boat once. nth“ t; ate-tn rant spick
tan span. urs ay e agan oiled
gin ontorrow morning. leaving; the floor outside of the enclosure. and
be be 9.16 "0110). _ A“ new; thereby hangs a tale, for Conductor
glen TGQIIQCtGd to ‘efir "h“.l Dry}: Wla‘li tun-"in: “"0 the pl“.
. i w t a ma. pouch. struck the slippery
at; n M: moat; am“?p“§surface unprepared and his "Kelly"
Fret dry the Shit; “twigs;— i slide i‘mi’vi’gr resulting in a touch-
. . 1- . down or . ‘
sub livine Providence"; Sunday} wmnfid‘y ABBlStII“ “lam!- DIP-
SE‘E' 1330 D- m.: slim)?“ 143““ bee. of the Connecticut Railway and
:r ‘ tn omen“: ‘1 7 9-1333: i Lighting Company. Superintendent
“Yo n 1:05:13: 833:3?" f, aurdy and M33; Burr mt Haul:id of
- Hon, ‘ueCompo mat on. a
5R! ‘ é 33115321. gflsfilragmgé ; final‘lautPl bemhriative tolihabeach.
. - ‘ . into not an spool van
nlnl t- meeilnl: Fridly "at“ ! out, but it is understood teat wagon»
i
l
I W‘ case of catarrh.
l? ‘ , ira E. A. Gibson. who holds
a‘ ' bible position In the great dry
WI than of Jordan. Marsh a 00.. of
' wrote in April: “ll had cstarrh
. ty wand the hot ten years
”is. tiwhio’li‘tlu‘b hanbooa passed in
W caubliahmentl ‘I suffered
”a “PHI" doses bands»
«who
id banned. It a:-
to ' ‘
*ufifly
“ t; the base of my
mooted. Iconatanb
In my mouth “no: assa-
Jaca'btfith partner. I could
. ,
5°" “3- “ parsonage; W pany’s representatives have made pro
m“ t 33°- girls' ”“13 PM panels to the committee that "are re-
6. iii. an... t- .. to build
a dew baralttttbe mom» .2
Jane! Batea is having the Interior
MWM'W Tami“.
:Highway Commissioner reserve
.' \ t4
out He not
“(ill 'Ml V1” is dtit‘l
eta
-
v
'.W§rhfih
r
' Gestalt
oua noun, VARNisHIO. stun.
LACI. mm, canntaon mums
ENAMEL mars, noon noun
noon vanmsa. noon sums
noon FINISHES.
We have a specialty called STAIN 5 tom. Our principle is not to charge
FLOOR FINIBH. which is quickly and two or three prices because the or»
. i portuntty offers, but to give value for
easily applied. is extremely tough and I
durable. and not affected by hot orl
cold water and will not crack. marI LOW.
it is an ax.»
white, chalk or chip oil.
cciient thing for Furniture, Linoleums
Oii Cloth. etc.
Ir.
We issue Library
tickets with all purchases.
FOR SALE IY
COMSTQCK.
WATKINS
a- now.
112 waaumorou eraser.
' scorn NORWALK.
Phone 4”.
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received by
the Board of Selectmen of the town of l
Wilton, Conn, ttntll 2 p. m.. of Thurs-1
day. April 2nd. 1903. for the grading and
construction of two sections of gray-
el road in the town of Wilma in no
-. cordance w..b the plans and specificae
tiona approwd by the State Highway
Commissioner.
price per lineal foot for each or either
section of finished road complete. The
town. through in solectmen and the
State Highway Commissioner reserve
the right to Increase or diminish the
number of feet to be improved after’
All bids must be'
. accompanied by a bond of not less than
the contract is let.
onethird of the amount of construe
tion of the work. Anv bidder refusing
to sign the contract at the prices offers
ed by him shall be required to forfeit
a sum from his bond count to the dif-
ferences In prices between his bid and
int:- next high“! bidder. flaps and
specifications may be or: ed at the
office of the Town Clot .‘w are bids
will be opened. or at the onlce of the
1 State Highway Commissioner in Hart- .
ford. The selecttnon and the Stage
t e
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Wilton. Ct.. Hat. 17, 1903.
JOSIAH GILBERT.
J. J. KUNZ.
JOHN OORHAM.
Selectmen, Town of Wilton.
ml‘i 6t
m
certain patents lie-desires to prooure
on a reversible gear for automobiles.
He will stop over in Philadelphia
where he has relatives.
sMALLIv SUBPIC‘YID.
u—o—
Fugitive from Justice May Know
Something of Newton Burglary.
No trace has been found ‘of the bur-
glar or burglars who entered the reels
dance of Martin J. Waterbury in Nero
ton. Tuesday night. and stole a quan-
tity of silverware.
there is a tendency to lay the crime
at the door of Walter gusting, a lad
:30 was arrested on a provisos occa-
n .
Smaller wubot caught oil that occa-
sion until a load of hookah! was
fired Into him. He was given freedom
at the time. and went to New Jersey.
where he was tailed for breaking into
a church and ateailnx the poor box.
do some quarters
for unlocking the house.
The New Jersey anemia tnrnetl hint
over to Constable mum of this
city at the expiration of his tam In
jail. and he was brought bani
ton to answer tor burglaries commit-
bottom-
. ted there. all as an in
T” " m“ "W“ min. “9 ”"103 “rim consideration the Dorian $.2th h‘t'tt £13}..th
hunt . .the case are not myth. ~ 7 ~~ ‘fl. and I. . . .
‘ .' a” that the ; , 1J1": WNORWALX. g A where: am Stamford police (ft.
: , , 1 ' core at ants was one
.die Stu-m “5:“ 3°"! ll storm 1?” for Charles - out a ire-on m“ up u
went up to Bridge to-got .
at the one: who 13:." mum-ohm:
inoculations-pa
“than 3‘.
“Makes the old new
again." Our variety In these lines is 122 “WATER g1;
unequalled, and prices vary according
voting Tickets Tel. Call 81-5.
Hula shall state the‘
it» i..
w
-‘ chit chitin
tmh- .
““19" I." 1!th-
. aning received a consignment of
fresh mined mbigh Coal.
’ i bright.
' bought at a right price.
We are going to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cus-
i value received.
WE LEAD, OTHERS MUST F01.-
fluittg loclrooli & 60..
so. nonwamt.
—_
Branch once 2 So. Main St.
Funk 8. iiilSiili
momma.
man.
m m rm.
arm alts
rtrrnva.
Tin. Sitter Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
south Norwalk, Conn, ‘
Telephone, 137-8.
I
i
SOLID AND SOCCESSFUL.
Bilgiaiutiaiflani
OOUTH NOIWALK. OONN. '
Caplral. :I00.000.00
Surplus. ”00.00000
arbor Profits. 340.700.00
up!!! I. m l"ultim-
.Jtconnlntroa.mnt.
i
. DIDIC'I’ORI:
John H. Ferris Henry nymur
John H. Knapp Christian Swat-t:
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Joaiah I. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Walla. mat-vin.
o...—
Account: Solicitor!
Accidentlnsurance
. WWII
Oi.“ In use of death 5 Incident
whlieuavoli imam" bflpotlc.
I” rock for 1000 of {into fort
nonfatal Injuries. ‘ " " “
ALI. manta PER YEAR
For partial ., glare call or write,
TAYLOR a comm
' mean. 217—4. ‘
7, y . ,2 \ 51...; 1‘ ,
banana! or senescent.“ ‘
.A an”! .1 ._ . . .
. . ts , .
n are Hampmnfingnvalch is :6“
once oven at .
has:
, . how i t
are
“1|ngng
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County. as.-
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
City of Toledo. County and state afore-
said, and that said lirrn will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrb that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
i i Sworn to before too and subscribed
. n
my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
ber_ A. D., i .
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Care Is taken intern-
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free. - ‘
l‘. J, CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglets, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
Hater What
' ‘ 1 ”you. Eat
and Pct Rena-able Prim
Cmmeo) Betta.» ~l 24c.
20 lbs. granulated sugar, I I . 00
5 lb package Union Oats. 20c.
in premium in every package.)
Tomatoes. We can.
Early lane Peas. 10c can.
A. Stall
tame rm *1! 1", r (
24 Co’moa-avn.
nasr NORWALK.
JUNIUYS'BRWN.
Painter and P199? 34W
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face an insulin mixed. The
home of William towns and of
bushel: Wilcox. both on South
loin street. were painted by me
In this manner overelevon years
ago. Theyaro still good. "
~ Your house will stand as well
if i paint It. ‘ Ify once. is South
Main street. . My nuclease. 35
mm Drove street. ‘ ' “
Self naming '
1 G99 Tip-
Flrat—its convenience by being able
to get the light'wltbout the use ‘of a
match. ‘ .
ieoond—The lessening of the darn
gem of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. If the gas is turned'bn. it will
light. ‘
Third-The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not‘being necessar
Fourth—4'0 avoid defacing of wet
by the scratching of matches by ion
vanta and the soiling of borough}
mowing (:0 Magda!“ match of. the
wand t e cit ‘ ,
th;:arpet; _ , " [ft‘pfl'und into
’ a cost of weights:- should
less than the mbf matches, as will?
worn a" tha‘blgbter will last one
" that it. nu.
Cor. mirth! Mill“ “43:?
L‘-
. n . ,... ~uw»‘]n.~~wn'
... “at g ». ix HA.
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t . s ‘
34-". NM? .
h’ “my“! 3‘”. of". "man!”
00H; sliver.“ Nick“. 00”": 93‘
so Antique Bronte; '
Motors.
any. New England Iona-to In
when: he saw. Guilt?
show you no. . '
HIE G. H. m. . .30}?
a «mo-r elm-mt»
> . . . ...., . A 1
e-
,m
in senior partner of the firm of l‘. J. 9|! "W 0‘ '9" NWT PEP"
Cheney a 00., doing business in "IQ'and '5 "9 satisfied a,“
tan "innit:
Norwalk ' eave‘“ ,. _, g
23, East River. EBeclt‘
p. m. 1 Norwalk and" '3
walk during the night?”
:ztc: Company of Hartford deal in
. n . ’ ’ -’ . "
FRED H. FIELD GENE '- “3!qu
to n
_.M
19 North not. at.
Numb in. la"-
new '
apparatus AND grains in...
REA
not: Warn-a HEA'HlG‘ t
nor am amuse.
in all the late and beautiful II“.
including tapestry. lngrailia and.“
cheaper grades. This Is thehb . ‘ ‘ ‘
you will
something to your entire ! ,
in this display. Renown ] 1
thinking of your spring naming.
if ”in
To Mars. ' it;
Window Shades. 'f. '1‘“.
Picture Frames. "1 31' V
r “it" ‘
2.1
Painters“ Supplies.
Artists' Materials.
special.
”33;... 1 1
.1 L
White Curtain Poles with ”starch" V
i0c. Al '
Cloth Window Shades, with
25c. MI“? >
Solid Brass Half Curtain no.4. at
long, with fixtures. 10c. '
Oil Cloth Binding, 100 box.
PAINTING. PAPER HANQID’Q,
‘Drccurme V
LH. ac
. , .‘ .. ,“a‘ . , ..'.’ ‘ .
" 0? “3‘5“?“an ,
South some cm-
Telephone . ‘
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" ”twin“ to: 1. ‘
NEW roan? :1? .,
mantras: Ann“ ’ i
./ son-rs nosing“:
.t h.‘ 5‘
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1'!
United Bank ulldin
T‘Ifllh mgég‘.
if”? V tj
m._.v,om Wm?
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