Evening sentinel, Monday, March 23, 1903 · page 7

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silence. .
1 utere Ire ens-led ‘
put a; the no. home. in Green-
r‘IrmI. In condition for occupancy by
the family, in the near future. -
Friday a gang of Ieotitm m‘n be-
gun ivork fixing the trolley road bed
along Turkey Hill Ieetlon where the ..
express car was medially derailed.
Conductor Fred,
yielded to pom seculiod I
new pipe. Only heé who have felt
Ihc force of Lyon’s tobacco argument
appreciate the significance of the con-
quest.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

”in Ill ltis late and beautiful alt , ~ ~
including tapestry. lilti'lllld All! M
cheaper audio. r111- bots

sit» line of will [leper “huh do".
and we are aatleilsd that you, will find
something to your same

In thII tllIoIIyg Remember II wile-
thinking of your spring, papa-lap. i

 
 

State of Ohio City of Toledo.
Lucl I Cpunty. as. '

Frank .l. (the y mahee eth that he
II senior phrtn tug: of the him of F. J.
Cheney 1 Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo. Conn and State state
m.“ and I'm will pay the

ID DOLLARS for
each and every None of Cstarrb that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.em.lu an unpaid on

E. I. GORHAM.
for the East Nor
. _ District.

elk. March 23, 1903.
m23 tilt

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it i ' ic Coils is confined to her

css.

Randall is Ill at his home

-av.enue

u. Gorbam is ill with the

x ionome In Keyser avenue.

g’ldlll be held Thursday even-

, “i, in St. Paul's Mission.

’11 c'ick. the bridge shoemaker.

Vfimrt‘ toils, on business.

Mitre. George TtIttle; of 6:}

, i. spent Sunday with rela-
3-111111111y.

,l w. parts of the Advent

ill preach in Granbury,n next

1".It1noon

" 1lor weekly prayer meeting

at Avenue Church, will be

, duy evening.

‘ 1 Mar prayer meeting at the

Hutton Church will be held
iring, as usual.

Sources. of the People' a Fish

, wa Haven today. 011

' ‘lc wil return ’l tiesday.

. 1‘} of preparing lot the con-
"Advent Sunday schools, to
He Good Friday. is progress-

 

 

 

 

:fl‘ Ii Griffin, who has been
-. the [tip for neatly a week
1.. bed unit at last. lie is con-
f 111 bed.‘
IL. M. Bullock preached last
st St. Pauls Mission. The
[ma largely attended. and the
' ii!!! on ”creating one.
1113 of the Advent Christian
(till maet‘s‘tommrow to begin
iwa clapping the church it
, titliily for services next Sunday
i ‘ game of the second series
"finer 1 tournament will,
The contestants
cod and Fred Carr. i
i he "‘k of housing in bowlers.
mug shop has btett complet-
law windows have been put in;
" “thrill be able. to begin work
. y‘e. .
[yr and entertainment will hi,
it 25. for the benefit of the
one Methodist Chttrch. The
orchestra wli\futnlsli mus-
goccasion.
cations in geogra \hy itt the,
- hide at the Marvin about will:
~ amorrnw. Thursday \he eigh-
“ . Ilath grades will huvi‘ exami-‘
grammar.
-t lug ofitbe Ladies' Aid Socie-
0 held tomorrow afternoon. in-
t. ntorroyr evening as had been1
The meeting will be in the;
iarlor of the East Avenue
'tt Church. 1
W. Davis has a bad cold and
,.mornlng was so hoarse that
himself unable to preach at
lint: service. The pulpit was}
' Rev. E S. Ainsworth. r.,
eat-lied at the cvulng service.:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Areal of the Easter music for
1Avenue Methodist Church will
this evening at the church i
let Hipaon desires a large tit-i
l. as some new music will be

Tb ‘relieursal will be held}
shine ‘

i
clock good Bitters gives a

leer head: “a! active brain a
igorons body—makes him ilt
httle of life. ‘
lit] T..oDONOVAN DEAD.

YORK. :March 23—-John '1‘.
in. a cousin of 0’ Donovan Rossa
arbitration. died here today aged ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

l tees.

gas foreman for W. H. Burr.

7 at her home ltt Greens Farms. 1

,‘bome
Whnottmkotmtp.
' sunemd'srelspeeaud to‘lle‘inacrlti

It Cum Colds Cough t E w “influ-
......w t..'1."r..."m1 .1... it»...
A certain curo l{1)erottentuptiou in first I

and a sure relief iuad Use at once.
Y't'll: ‘l‘Vlll see has; uxcfilctfl‘wmmkhm
one. . so "u
tiles 85 cents and" III coat I"

 

'Rowav'r'ou'.

George McKay. oI‘ Ilrooklyn.
Sunday with friends;

Mrs. Henry W. Wells and daughter
Ruth. are visiting relatives lti Stony
llroolt, l.. I.

William Cttsbtnan, of Logan street
who lttts been the victim of a severe
cold. is recovering.

Hickson W. Cole. who has been
spending the winter in Florida. return-
ed to his home ltt this place last ’l‘liurs-
day.

John Ctocltett, oi' Craw avenue. has
gone to Camden N. J.. and up his to
:llllli will bring Mrs. Crockett with
1 n1

'l‘eu members of the Fire Depart
ment attended services in the South
Norwulk Congregational Church yes-
tertlay.

Mr. and 'Mrs. Oscar Youngs. of Lo.
gun street. entertained a large num-
ber of relatives yesterday in honor of
Mrs. Youngs' birthday.

David Raymond. who has taken the
contract to split the wood belonging
to F‘. ii. Fitch. the grocer. cut his
thumb quite badly. Saturday.

Elmer L. Mead, of Clapboard Ridge
went to spend Tuesday, with his
uncles at Rowayton. and he was so
highly entertained that his day turned
into a week.»-Greenwlch News.

The. Rowayton Fire Department er
pct-ts this week the arrival of a new
fire extinguisher. The apparatus will
hold three gallons of chemicals and
will be of the most improved pattern.
it is probable that other extinguishers
will be secured shortly.

.——.—.—o

DARIEN AND NOROW.

Harry Hintlley, who spent Su ‘ y in
Barton. has returned to his dttt es in
New York.

Thomas Flanagan. “The Balloon
Boy." who has been employed at Tay
lor‘s stables. has resigned his post
tion.

The regular services held yesterdn
in the Darlen Congregational Churc
were largely attended and very in-
rerouting.

Rev John Lee Brooke preached an-
other of the interesting sermons Sun-
day bearing upon the desire of men to
get money.

William Scarlet; who was planning
to start I livery stable in up ltiou
to Andrew Taylor bastanuouuced that
be has abandoned the project.

The military drills 111 the public
school. which were discontinued during
the wintcn liaIe been again resumed
and are very much enjoyed by the pn-
pils

Robert Raymond. a son of the late
Selectman Charles W. Raymond. was
so overcome at the death of his faith
er that his nerves have given way He
has been sent away for treatment. and
It is hoped will be all right in the near
ftitute

Principal Perry of the local school.
says that there is one ambitious boy
in Daticu. The other morning he was
awakened at 6 o‘clock by a vigorous
pounding on the door. He looked out
of the window and asked what was
wanted. 'l wish youd help me with
my algebra " responded the boy.

The entertainment and supper in:
the Noroton Presbyterian Church
Thursday evening was a grand Inc
As many as the building could
hold enjoyed It. and the young people
covered themselves with credit. The
entertainment comprised selections
by the Stamford Mandolin Club, a in

spent

 

dies qttnrtatte piano solos vocal
ducts and phonograph.
WESTPORT.

Michael Sculley has been rte-engaged
Mrs. Fannie Curran is seriously iii

A. N. Smith has returned home from
a business trip to Dayton. Ohio.

Andrew Folger who has been suffer
ing from grip is able to be out again.

Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie has return-
cd home from his visit in New Jersey.

The children of Patrick Roland; of
Saugatuck. are victims of scarlet fev-
er.

Willis Elwood has returned home
from a business trip through Massa-
chusetts, .

John Horosltia is having extensive
improvements made on his Green's
Farms property.

The interior of E. J. Taylor‘s reel-
deuce on Turkey Hill is being repaint-
ed aud pa.pered

Charles Kane. of Hull‘s Farms. has
purchased a new work horse from
Bridgeport parties. -

Miss Sadie Hills is eoniined to he:
thereon: Ms suffering from

John McGovern is reported to have

cut condition
‘ “Jesus: Chris “was tit

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{Iflbhct for
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Morris Mills has resumed his Ilsh
route for the season. This has proved
a great convenience and the only won-
der is that some enterprising vendor
doesn‘t make lira business the year
round

Express Messenger Jenkins who was
injured through the oVertttrnlng of
his our recently. is found to have es-
caped with comparatively slight lu-
iurles and it is expected will be able
to resume duties in a few days.

One of the most attractive shore ree-
Ideuces in this section. that formerly
owned by Nelson Alvord now the prop
erty of ll 1‘. Lead is to be disposed of.
The place is in the select section of
(traces Farms. comprises several acres
and has a modern house upon it that
is rtpresettted as having coat “0.000
to construct.

Scarlet fever threatens to become
epidemic here it has been Ninltru
tttental in closing union school and now
the grammar department of Staples
High school has been closed owing to
the contracting of the disease by pu»
pils there. it is feared that the High
school may be. similarly, affected 'and
that have to be closed also, _

'Early birds along "the Weston road
Friday overhauled Joseph Carroll
plodding along.‘ a dcmljobu in one
hand anti :1 cttdgcl in the otherrmalt-
lug tracks for Weston. Curiosity .was
naturally aroused and‘after answering
a dozen questions from as many per-
sons. the news reached town that Car-
roll was out on a hunt for older vine-
gar and incidentally armed to combat
snakes. pretty numerous at present in
that section.

April 29 is the date selected by the
cotnmlttee for the grunge supper and
auction sale. This event promises to
be the most generally entertaining of
many given by Westport Grange par
tlculariy the auction psri. Members
are to contribute generally and there
will be everything from a one horse
chaise to shoe strings offered. it is
certain that G. A. Darrow will ma~
ulpulate the sale and as be Is not alone
a proverbial wit bttt past master on
auctioneering there its promise of no
end of sport. For the supper. these
grunge features are far too celebrated
to require more than“ a mention of time
and place

NOT AFBAfD 0F SHERIFF.

 

Burglars Entered Falrfleld House—
Frightened Away. ' “

Just to show that there was no ani-
mosity in spite of the fact that Sheriff
Wallace Bulkley is on the. lookout for
clues by which to land the burglars
that have been plying their vocation
lu Fairfleltl. Whore of the light. Mi-
gered fraternity attempted to enter
the sheriffs house last Friday night.
The catch of one of the front windows
had been broken and it is supposed
that the noise from that and the rate
lag of the window" awoke the sheriff.
who secured his pistol and proceeded
into the upper hall prepared to wel-
come the intruders

There are evidences of the men hav
ing got into the parlor and it Is eur-
mised that the shadow of the sheriff
was seen in the upper hall, he always
having a light burning there at night
for Mrs. Balkley, soon after her hus
band left the room, heard the parlor
window close and the sound of retreat-
ing footsteps on the porch. .

WEBTPORT GRANGE MEETING.

 

 

lntereetlng Program Arranged for Eu-
tertalnment of Members.

Westport Grange, P. of 13.. will meet
Wednesday evening. in Westport. Sev-
eral proposals for membership will
be acted upon. Tbe‘program arranged
will consist of a paper by Mrs, Lois
Sherwood. entitled “Our Pemonsl Re-
sponsibility as Members for the Wel-
fare of the Grange." Mina Grace Mee-
lter and Miss Genevieve Faircttild will
tender recitatian‘s. A debate will fol-
low upon the subject: “Resolved. 'ibIt
we scrub too much and read to little."
Mrs. George F'Iircblld will take the ef-
Ilrtnatlve and Mrs. R. W. Post the
negative. This will be followed by a
general discussion. Charles Burr Moe
ker will then read I paper on “What
Are Statue of the Duties and Responsi-
hilitles of Cltleenshlp?" This paper
will also be thoroughly discussed Each
member will then tell-- story; which
will conclude the program. The music
for the evening will be in charge of
Mrs. E N Sipperly.

The best pill ‘nIIth the stars and
’ stripes;
lt cleanses the system and never

sum
Little pEarly Rhere of worldly rs-
Ash I)i‘c'u' DeWitt’s and take as loop

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voee the secretions and It! as a tonic
caregiver. caring permanently 0-“!

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chitlt Zecnndo CIIInov I ya un-
der a boycott and cannot o‘cerlea
on milk from the only dealer In tb
necessaries ltt Ashley Heights. I Im II
aetilettteut of ltIiialiI on the outskirts
of this city. Casanova his worn out
com laiuts against in etity- five 0| his
nel bors charging them with conipir-
acy. Ashley liei his is settled exclu-
slvely by lllllilll! and Casanova says
they are all anarchists. They repeat
edly tried to get him to Join their
group but be refused. and then I‘ long
course of persecution started. Casa-
nova owned no house in As lay
Heights and could not move away, so
he suffered the persecution for a long
t.lme

There Is only one grocer In the col-
ony. and one mllittnan. neither of whom

is an ltallan These deals were pre-
sented with a paper signed twenty
five residents threatening i if they

9 sign-

t1>

continued to serve Caisttova
etc would withdrew their in e

The grocer and mitlttnan explained
their situation to Casanova and show
ed him the paper This was the evi
tlence be wantedfri'iart he at once made
the charges of conspiracx, ' ‘

WRIST. CASTRO'S RESIGNATION-

Prohshly Foreshadowe I Change of
Governmiut In Venezuela. , .-

BERLIN March 23 ——It II believed
here that the resignation of President
Castro of Vettezualit Saturday. was
demoed to secure an endorsement, at
his policy In the form of a request
from the Venezuelan congress that lie
retain office. in any case the German
foreign office expects General Castro's
successor will carry out the terms of
the protocol and it is not mount. that
any fresh complications are likely to
stow out of the present turn of poll
tics at Caracas.

PARIS. March 23. -—An oilicinl doe
patch has been receivad here from
Caracas giving the causes which led
11p to President Castro‘s resignation.
It shows his action was not a mesh
formality. as some of the despatches
indicated. but Willi the outgrowth at
serious conditions caused by the recent
luterndtionnl entanglements. The
despa'tcll says the main cause of the
presidents resignation was the trouv
bles with Germany which. besides
being difficult of solution. have caused
iwltiesprend alarm. The situation. It
Isl added. has been further complicated
by the activity of the revolutionary
bands. The despatch clearly conveys
the impression that the resignation
of General Castro ls indicative of the
present condition of unrest and insta'
bilIIv in Venezuela. lifeblbly fore
shadowing a general change of govern-
ment

 

 

CREDITORS OFACOUNT DE BOI—

LONDON March 23—The first meet-
ing of the creditors in the bankruptcy
of Count‘Maurlce De Bosdarl. (who
was connected with the recent forget-
ies of J. Pletpont Morgana signature
on bills purporting to have been given
In pavment for porch of brlcua
brec and who disappeared when the
forgeries were discovered) was held
today The petitioning creditor is Sir
Alfred Hickman. tumor president of
the British Iron Trade Association
holder of one of the toner bllls.for
857 500 drawn by De Boedari, appar
ently with Mr. Morgan's acceptance
which was presented for payment at I
London bank early in February. and
which Mr. Morgan repudiated. Claims
aggregating 8160.000 were presented.
:7)" assets discoverable amounted to

.325.

 

ORIGINAL JACK TH! RIPPER.
NEW YORK March 28.-—-A London
despatch was printed here today. ale
lesion that George Chapman.- who was
convicted of the murder of several
women' in London. was the original
“Jack the Ripper." it was further
stated that Chapman had opened I
barber shop in Jersey City some years
ago. and that soon otter his arrivals
repetition of the “Jack the Ripper"
murders occurred in Jersey City. Ao
cording to the deepatch Chapman was
a Pole. his real name being Kioeoslsltl.
investigation by the Jersey City pov
lice failed to show any trace of Kios-
owski or Chapmhn. and search of the
records revealed no trace of‘eny “Jack
the Ripper" crimes in Joyner City. A

STEAM”! PLYMOUTH IN DIV
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NEW YORK. March zs—The Fall
River line steamer Plymouth. which
was in collision with the steamer Ci
of Tpunton of the” line,
morning. arrived here he"; and I: fit
into the dry dock I't vitamins. The

 

 
 
 

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It.“ In room...

Having received a consignment of
bright. fresh mined benign Coal.
bought at I right price.

We are going to give our patrons
the benefit toliqwing our usuat cus-
tom. Ottr principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op-
portunityoilers. but to give value fur
value received.

WE LEAD OTHERS MUST FOL-
LOW-l '

iii-1i liditiiodii to.

m warns sir. ‘

Z".‘e.

BO.‘NQRWALK.
Branch Office 2 80, Main St.
Tel. Cell 31-5.

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‘ Tin. Sheet lion. Copper
and Zinc.

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80 South Mela Street.
South Not-walk, Conn,

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SOLID AND SOCCESSFUL.

 

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IOUTH NORWALK. 00"".

Capital. 1100. 000. 00
lamina. 3100.000 00
are» Profits. 340.700 00
“IN l. mm W
“003 l. “M W.
' ‘ n‘iatcjrous:

John H. Ferris i-lenry uymour
John H. Knapp Ghrlfleti were:
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson

JeIlIh it. Mervin Carmel Grumman
J. Wellnee Marvin.

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Guaranteed
Goods . - .

,1’ c—q—u—n‘.

OUR PAlNTS, VARNISHIS. CHEL-
tics, stains, cadaiaoe PIINTI,’
ENAMEL PAINTS, noon ramrs.
upon vauntsit. noon erame.
FLOOR FiNllH‘...

We have a specialty called ITAlN
FLOOR' FINISH, which is quickly and
easily‘pplied. is extremely tough and
double, and not affected by hot or

W one: archipolf. ltiea'n’h’x‘
cellnt thing for Furniture t.lnoleuma
on Chili; etc. “lines the old new
marinas variety tn tamm II

We issue may voting Tickets
tickets with all purchases.

Catarrh Cure.
1 .. ~ "19“"! ’3 “GHENEY: ‘
,fiworn to before me and subscribed
buy prewar, this 8th day of Decent

AW. MASON.
that) New Public.
ll’I Ca h (lure is taken intern-
ally. and acts tree on the blood and

mucous mirfhoea a?“ he system.- Bend

for teIti a
infill” this eco. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglattt 76c.

Hell's Family Pills are me best.

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Enjoy What .~.
. ,Xou Eat

of oil “I

And Pay Wis Prices,
Coarse lichen .. .. ., wife
20 lbs. granulated racer. 3 l .00

5 16 package Union Oats. 20c. ’

(a premium in every packhge.)

Tomeiod. .
Early lane Pres.

A Stall

24 coir'raos abs 1 ~- s
EAsruonwaut.

ire-n

10c can.

 

1 I rlrmum z-nuryQJ.

JUNIUSBRQWN

Painter 3st wCaper Hanger

Pure White Lead and Zinc
noon b! bind will wear twice
as long and cover double ear:
fees at machinery mixed. The
house of William Eleven; and of
it ’13.... wet- painted b '

I use
in thin manner overtievennare
They sreiitlil good.

our hosts will stand so well
if i paint it. My once. 51 South
Jute Incest. tally m. as
Elm Grove strain =

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Self. Lighting
Gaq‘l‘lp.

First—Its convenience by being able
to get tho light .litliout the use of a

match. .

Secondw'l'hel atoning of the dam

gem of saturation, non neoplasms:
by Iceldéntally leaving the gas turned
331'“ It the gas is turned on. it will
Third—Jrhe great reduction in the
Ila-n r‘ of tire rm: Illhoarded light“
on; that net necessary ‘
ll'li‘ourtiI---i!‘o avoid defacln of walls
by the scrotum of match by serv‘
“giant!“ hed‘ {ling of “wt?
9 etc on 6

I“39'1"rtltuc m In

the carpet
The east or one Lighter should be
less than the coat branches, as with

proper care the Cfighter em left one
imp-19:41 $1.: 'tf'l

ninth.
Cor "Wammwsh ate.

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seeciit.‘ = < 'vi

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White Curtain pa." with‘vfigltlreq

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Cloth Window Shelley, WW! trips]:

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long with flituree. toe.

on oiolii nutrition lbll‘ “'i I'll
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