f“ IACT NORWTALK SCHOOL DWI
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Tha taxpayers of the East Norwailt
Collect District are hereby notified
that the District to: of three mille on
the dollar laid on the town aneu-
ment but of 1902, at a meeting of the
diatrlot held on the 13th day of June.
1002, at the East 'Norwalk school
ltouae will be due and payable on the
first oy of April. 1003 at which time
i ehail be ready to receive the same
at my store, No. 10 First street. Pen-
alty at the rate of nine per cent. a
year from April 1.1003,wlll be charg-
ed on all taxeo remaining unpaid on
and after May 1et,1903.
E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the Eat Nor
walk School District.
Dated, East Norwalk. March 23,1903.
m2'i lllt
EWSI WURWWLW
Pupils of the ninth grade. in the Mill'-
vin school will in minute today.
Richard Nickcrsrtn and wife have re,
turned from It visit to New Haven.
Samuel Hull was presented with 11
handsome gold watch. at littfner'si
store, yesterday.
Miss Ethel Stull daughter of . .
Slull is ill with the gtmlp at her home}
111 East avenue
Miss Ruth McGee of li11'e1sitici
avenue. is confined to the house with
an attack of the grip.
Mia. H S.W1ighi has been spending
11 few days in New Y.ork getting up to- [F
date ideas in milliuely.
The schooner W M. Klotz was towed
to Norwalk i0tltl\. by Captain Verity,
in the steamer Addie \I'.
Frederic. W. Decker" is in the seed
oyster business at preitent, and has the
. steamer Crescite at work for him_ .
Rev. Mr. Benedict will lead the meet-
ing of the. .lunior Band, this evening, in ,
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
.l. S. Randall is having the house or- ,
copied by S, Adams, in Benedict street,
painted and improved In other ways.
Finch Brothers are carting dirt and
doing grading near Rundio's baket".'.1
This will improve the appearance of
the place greatly.
Thcl Ladies Aid Society of the East
Avenue. Methodist Church will hold a
meeting in the latllcs' parlor of the
church. this afternoon.
Dragnist T. B. Griffin is so far 1Ie-‘
.IIovercd from his late attack of the
grip, that. be Is able to be out for a few
minutes in them iddle of the day.
The regular prayct meeting at Ult‘
Advent Christian ChuIch this, even
lug. will be followed b1' the annual
meeting of the church. and the election
of officers
W. R (lilbeII. the shot-InakIII on ll1III
britlgc.1ete11cd word ycstctday. from!
Mrs. Gilbert, wuo is at. Dr. Brooks‘ san-
itarium. in New Canaan, that she is
much improved in health.
Mrs. William Baker has gone to:
Stamford to visit her brotheI Charles
Hall, who is in the hospital there, to
covering from the offer ts of a bad fall
which be. sustained last week.
" Edward Bryant has sold l1 s black,l
' smlihiug business to Luther M..
Wright. The deal was effected yester-
day and Mr. Wright will take posses-
sion Mondnv. it is possible that Mr.
Bryant will remain in charge as man-
ager of the business. .I
A number of oyster. from here
went to Hartford tor 1;, to oppose.
some of the pro , Apgcs in the,
oyster laws, Amon one who went
were Albert Geib'afiClarencc Webbb
They will probably p ak at'thc hear- ,
ing in regard to the l.
MIs. Helen i. ‘ it has taken :1,
position with M P. Ackerman & Com—
pany of Mn walk (Mrs. right, who,“
was formerly Mrs. «Roi s. has hadi
considerable experience in milllnery.
having conducted a business in Dan-
quy for several years. also in the Nov-
Walks.
' ‘ Eddie Sat kie , son of William Sack-
ler, who went. west last year, was tak ,
rep from the. Norwaik Hospital. yesterIf
day, after having been confined there,
for nearly two years, by a severe case
of rheumatism. He has been unable to
walk at all but is elightlv better now
and is able to .get about with the aid of i
crutches. The other members of the
iii the sky comes
the star of health
to the weak and
weary do espou-
dontdyspeptic.‘
.‘ curing all
s t o at no it
tronbieund
digestive
. dieordera.
dealer the atom-
” that which it
tumble to do for
half, 1;an "deg;
flight r
Wovorbnrdonode
‘_ roadyfortll‘tt ,h Ito-be ht
y w care
omCumin of matrimony in a :ot'tll
I this place. for some time and whose! the supply at almost any mm,
._ day night
1‘ James Robinson is Dr. Ham on o
*‘ New York. Dr and Mrs. mmond
“ ducks in the big pond near hit; home
5: The birds make a very hand
' who are acquainted in this place have
. ing the conference in South Norwalk.
i The selectmen have not yet
,j special election.
i‘who have the project in ba'
”116 onuldrtn of the village report that
Daley Moana Lowe! Money to Frank
‘ onter'e Datum.
The readers of tho mum who want
I to get a fifty cont package of Dr. How-
III-ds celebrated specific for the cure
I of constipation and dyspepsia at hall
1 price. 12.3 cents) will nave. to hur.ry
l After a great deal of correspondence
1 Frank Baxter ruecocded in gett‘ ug the
Dr. Howard Co. to make this special
price so that his customers could ob-
tain 1“ny doses of the most remark
rblt- medicine evet discovered fut Inc
(Ul'l' of constipation and dyspepsia at
lust half price,.25 cents. it Is the reg-
ular size. the same that has been sold
in such quantities in the large cities
for vtIIIrs at no cents.
Whether you will be cured of your
5 constipation or dyspepsia for u trifling
sum. or continue to suffer. depends 011
131021. Many have taken advantage of
this offer. Nine-tenths of the people
suffer from constipation or dyspepsia.
Now is the time to cure yourself.
if you have tried so many remedies
without relief flint vou are discourag-
IIIi MI. Baxter will give vou an oppor-
tunitv to test Dr Howur'tis specific
without our cost unless it cures. and
will IIItrIIe to refund the money if it
does not give satisfaction.
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family are very much Sleused at, hi3
partial recovery. and bone that. in a
short time be will be entirely recover-
‘ ed from the painful malady.
’l‘he podl game between Frank rox.
rated 90. and llavid Nash. rated 80.
dtew a crowd of spectators to Hafner‘ 21
slow last night it was a clev'er exhi-
bltlon of pool playing and those. who
attended were well pleased with it.
Tiole scores were he follows:
Nash, I
{AN—L ‘ 2—2 l
‘.’l 5 '
27~ 2 , ll~~l 1
3i 20—42 I
39 .. 26—4 I
III—I * 29—1 i
{151 38 ‘
till ~18 I
71. , . . ,_ i’Il—l i
72~—2 , Int i
til 07—2 i
Sill—vi 72
Charles LaCIIolx acted as referee. and f
" lI‘IchtIrick Brown as scorer. The next ,
name will be tomorrow evening be- i
tween Bradley Hull and Frederick C. ,
Brown, the former rated 95, and that
latter lilll. ,
ROWAYTON.
Itev. A. l., Hubbard is riding It now ,
Orient wheel.
Eva Adams, of Highland avenue. is,
Ionlined 10 the house with a severe ut- ,
lack of the. gr.ip ‘
Rev H. E. Whitney. a fottner pastor
of the Methodist Church. is being on-
tet'talned at the home of Captain and
,Mrs Frank SteIcns. Idurlng confer- i
once.
A horse belonging to John liIoatl- .
‘11'n1. of Crotkett street. became cast,
last night and quite II little difllcuitv i
was experienced in getting the ani-i
Inal 11p
\ hook and ladder company will be i
[01 med in this place in the near futuIc I
and it is said that a prominent citizen ‘
will contribute a plot, of ground for It
building to be erected on.
Miss Clam Cudlipp, who resided in
engagement was announced in a
lluffalo paper. March 26th was married
to Charles Hummell. in Buffalo. Mon-I.
,Iiay. March 30th.
Rev. E. D. Bennett. of Watcti111t'1I.i
t‘ormeriv pastor of the Methodist:
(hutch in this place. is the guest of
MI. and Mrs. Daniel P. Wicks. Crawl
avenue Mr. Bassett officiated at the
Schmltleodfr'ey wedding. which took.
: place at high noon today.
Here is a true fish story. Ullvet
Clark, of l’ennoyer street. went out
for oysters one day this week and so ,
cuted quite a number of the bivalves. ,
\\ hen one of them was opened it was
found to contain two pennies. it is‘
a mystery how they came there. but itl
. is a fact that thcv were found within
the. o1IsteII.I,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
George 0 Stevens and family have
arrived in town for the summer.
A number of residents are planningie,
to have 1111 walks laid in front of their,
Iesldences this spring.
Many stIangers have been in town!
for the past few days. evidently looking]
'1 for homes fat the summer.
as files in July No notable ones were,
played. however so far as is known. 1
’1 be new restaurant in Railroad place l
was opened for business yesterday. It
“- is very neat and attractive in appear 1‘
r,ance.
Several Dhrien people will attend the
" production of "Way Down East" at
6‘ H03” theatre in 30““ Norwalk. Fri- another conference comes. the West.
can Methodists will have Iii 1|er
i
The ptu chaser of the place owned by I
d. f
were in town yesterday. .
G. H 'f‘iliey has a large docklof wood
‘Ine pic
turn swimming about in flock
A number of Methodist m sisters
vioited their friends herewhlle Attend-
.elved
the petition asking for the oalll of a
it is evidently ing
he'll! backdbr some radian by
A number of the farmers ilviuit on
this 'ia B great you for when
my large been‘lmhenth of them it!" ll-
llodton heir mm 1
The reeldenta of Barton are getting
Wing of two to ular
use; The oardo are not are: he Inn
probably will he in a few doyi.
.tlllam Ziegler lipid“ “Idi-
, property to he read: non-
piece near We, '1 at.
the Immenefino‘wf undo;
. o
7 unit. Mrs. Abbie 'l‘rowbridgc. ,
’ \. Darrow are being rc-palntctl.
-. \‘01 k.
‘ was set up afresh yesterday eve lug.
edict“ I'll WI 11
dam of title niece.
death
the Consolidated Railroad Co
install the machinery in t
switch tower which bus into
completed. This will not be do
the crossover tracks have b1
in place. ,
Volunteer Hook and Lott ’ ‘
may. of Noroton, has decld
peat the play “A Night Alar
they gsvo in the Town Hall
with such great success some i the ago.
The event will take place on be eve
ning of April ill in theI Dario Town
Hall. it will be preceded by 0' one act
farce cutlticd "Zeb's
e new
y been
neuntii
Fen put
Com-
Jamea Smith. The pin. waIn first
requests for its ropelliion had: been
so numerous that it, was decided that
,IhII IIl.1anIIcs of success were 1410 gItInt
‘thul it might safclv be given again.
ThI-I hangers me already out iltnti the
tickets are I111 sale
lCIiltor Sentinel.
ltII sale of real estate in Dti
William llindley. Your IIIIpoI'
rnirtlnformcd.
Di‘tlpt'l‘iy. ii part of the Corncili
IhtI estate by order of the ban
~nurt of New York is false, 1
of the land was perfect when the es-
A. B. NUXON.
WESTPORT.
Miss (‘iura Banks is a guest of her
The burns on the propety of Gcmge
Mrs. lIItIuII Sherwood is back from
I brief visit with friends in qutvaik.
Joseph (1. Hyatt returned home
Tuesday! from a business trip to New
Mrs William Hill has returned home
from a 1i it to her mother. III Lyons
Plains.
The Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie is con-
inwl to his home suffering from an at
‘atIlt of grip. j
Tilt Computing Scale 00' II shop that
'10:- been shut down fora moIth. ro-
utued onk Monday.
E ugcr Kimball packed his IlIIIstI suit
Ittso Tuesday and bled him avI ay for
I lulei‘ visit out of town. '
Airs. Fredrick Kemper is (11 the
dad towIIIIIl recovery.
I III-I'IeIII attack of Illpltlht'ItI.ia ,
runners are busv ptepnrlng their
fields. Help continues III be sca cc and
but empiojui is demanding increased
wages. ,
ll. it Sherwood and famllv. recently
‘of BridgepoIt have leased the Taylor
:house on imperial avenue and moved
|into it Tuesday.
.1 and it Lamb. decorators IWf New
Y‘.0!li lIIIIe started work on ithe re
decorating of the inter'im of ‘Grecns
i-‘aruts Couglegatiouai Church
There's II drop in the onion Iharket
.‘not alone in prices. but in demand and
producers find it difficult to get, rid of
The Rev. R. .1. Thomson, who has
. been visiting some of his old ipurish-
:ouets in Greens Farms. Icttutned to
his home in Bound Brook,.N. W. Sat»
. urdsy.1
l. ouls Leptic. the man who was some
time ago injured by being struIiit with
a trailer c.ar while drhing one of
(lault Bros. teams is fully rec vered
and is at work again.
\I’igllant Engine Co.
pr'epating for its proposed fair. it will
be an event certain to create general
interest and about the only one that
can be looked forward to.
Fish stolles me in order. along with
itotli fishing and Quiz club In others
await expectantly in John 'ootie
back room for reports from Cdrncllus
Kcmper. “Doc” Lyon and other seek-
jers after speckled beauties ,
Judge D B. Bradley is not in the. list
of patriarchs by any means. Wet his
pleasing vocation seems to be lit “fath- l
numerous gatherings here as a1
chaperou. The judge is n howll g sue
Icess and in full dress proves, to be
a minor of fashion and Seoul BI um-
Incl in finish. i
It is a foregone conclusion thaW there,
April food Jokes were as plentiful! will be no changes in the pasWors of;
the Methodist Church here norurn Sau- I
gatttck this vcar. Both ge tiemen
have given admirable
since they assumed control 0 their
respecthe parishes.
rand has done much towardi brln
ing the. church up to a foremoth p0
tion. it is not improbable that oral: H
church.
SHAMROCK IIIIe THJRD WRIAL.
-—I~r-
Boat the'ShamI-ock t by Four NWlnutea
in Half Hour'a Sailing.
third series of trial: of the Bill rock
III. was held today under c- Iditlons
similar to those of yesterday Th'e
wind had rather less strength. but it
was fresh and equally at times This
was welcomed. as yesterday's I-lsplay
cup left It suspicion atno
yachtsmen that there might
tlono under which the Shem . It i
could almoat, if not quiteLdi
new boat.
was clutched under yooterdey' 3 strain.
The boats started on the firit trial
today from o Toward Point. Their
tie-rte the windward t '
‘ lat cross-tat:
and“! m wont
It. and in a half hour‘o uni
1
e Shamrock l by four mint:
”PM“
6
three years of age at the that of 'or.
No attempt has yet been node by
puny to:
to ro-I
,,whkhi
fllarlen i
Sw'ehitheart. " i
which will be under the IIiIIIIiItion of‘
pIoduceti. bad It crowded house and the
Will youi kindlyI
Illotv me to correct it mistake ipublisb-I
“ii in last. evening‘s Sentinel, reigurding.
,rlen to;
for was,
The statement that thei
Brady:
«state. was taken from the. tru toes of,
ruptcyt
he tille‘
ate was distributed several months,
ago. Any litigation concerning thei
property has Occurred since it has
been in the hands of owners in New,
York I’ii)’. the estate having nothing:
, whatever to do with it. I
Site ii as had
is still busy!
satisfaction 1
Each is It workl
GOUROCK. Scotland. April 2—«1‘he
of the challenger- for the An erioo's
W519 ‘condmi-
lid the
The latter'e gear. which
sheen wart turned and thin inched "
till MINI of 8‘“!- j
her, and
It further to windward on emy ,
p ‘ .
The next. trial was a spine ., can
the wind. The broete‘ m steady
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CURES
RHEUMATI‘
iNDIGESTION
NERVOUSN‘
BLOOD DIS EASE
Romoc Guaranteed.
If not cured, monty refunded.
THE CLIFFOR D PHARMACY
.. ”won.-. . 1 (-11“
nuumm noss~1
the moat healing oolvo in the world.
Lilli” |8EA§E §
mthomootfatoioialldb
FiliEY’S iiiiiid” Jill
oomoney refunded. Contains;
comedic recognizegwb omb
mfigfiafin doublet.
mammal).
nun: 6am onnIIAoI:
in using
VANILLA
GRVSTALS
Is that you obtain invariable /
satisfaction
becaus- being
FREE "0' Al00li0l.
They ,Do Not Eveporate
or Bake ”Out in
Cooking.
HAVE You TRIED THEM?
it not oblige us by doing so
today. We guarantee you
will be pleased. .
Only l0c. a Tin
At All Grams-n.
VANILLA CRYSTAL co.
new YORK. '
i bright.
Silllcue— Every man makes a fool of
[himself at least once in his life.
CyniIIIIs~~0l1. i don't know. Some
men remain single.»~l‘l1llIIIIelphla Rec-
‘Iur.ti
lAIlIESIMMWkl
. “3" KING! I
‘ lurch-allege
l’ElIflflfllll, 9111s,. . \
"him?” Airloi’rillu:vEuoe :‘rmwfi'fiww
l “I.“
but." Imam-mm“ mall ”mall? IIC
m NEW"! 00.. In 1930. ”SM IA.»
,COAL COAE COAL
- L can -
$7.00 not fun Delivered.
Having received a consignment of
fresh mined Lehigh Coal.
bought at, a right price.
We are going to give our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cue
,.tom Our printlpitI is not to charge
two or three prices because the op-
, porlnnity offers. bttt to give value for
i value received.
wig LEAD. OTHERS nusr r01,
Wiring would it (it
1122 WATER 31:.
SO. NORWALK.
w...-
Branch Office 2 So. Main St.
Tel. Call 31-5.
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Guaranteed
Goods
, OUR PAINTS, VARNISHEC, SHELF
LAce. e'rAINs. CARRIAGE aunts,
ENAMEL MINI-s, FLOOR PAINrs,
1I=LooIIt VARNISH, noon sTAINe.
FLoon Instance.
We have 5 specialty called STAIN
' FLOOR FINISH, which is quickly and
easily applied, is extremely tough and
durable. and not affected by hot or ,
cold water and will not crack. mar '
white, chalk or. chip on. it is an ex,-
cellont. thing for Furniture, Linoleome, V
Oil Cloth, etc.
again.” Our variety in these lines is
unequalled, and prices vary according-
ly. k f V ,
We leaue Library voting Tickets .
' tickets with all purchaoee.
"Makes the old new
If” “LACY. . .,
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ICATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with local applications. as they cannot
reach the seat of the. dllettse. (total-1'11
is II blood or constitutional disease.
and in order to IIIIIIII it you must take
internal remedies. Hall's Cutttrt '1
Cure is taken internally. and sets Iii»
recently on the blood and mucous ii.ll‘-
fact-.11. Hall’s Cllorrh Cure in not It
quack medicine. it was prescribed by
one of the beat physicians in title coun-
try for years, and is a regular proscrib-
t'.0n It is composed of the best tonic!
known combined with the best blood
purltlors, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produceq
such wonderful results in curlig (Ja-
tnrrh. Send for testimonials free.
~ E. .l. CHENEY d. 00.. Props.
Toledo, 0.
' Sold by druggists prict.I 75c.
Hall‘s Family l’illII are lhtI best.
Enjoy What
You Eat
And Pay Ito-unable Prices.
24c.
Cram"? Batten.
20 lbs, grenalatedsuqar, $1.00
5 1b package Union Oats. 20c.
(a premium in every package.)
Tomatoes. I 0c can.
Early lune Pea».
A. Stud
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
10c can.
‘ thinners:
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will weer twice
as long and cover double sur-
face no machinery mixed. The
hence of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South.
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven your!
ago They are still good. I.
Your house will Itaedoa well
if 1 point it. My once, 52 South
Wt strut.- My Incidence, 3,5
In Grove street.
Self Lighting
Gas Tip,
First—its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match. ,
Second-The lessening of the den-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. if the gas is turned on, it will
limit.
Third—4319 great reduction in the
danger of are from discarded lighted
matches; matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of wallI
by the scratching of matches by our
vanta and the coiling or carpets by
throwing the diecorded match on the
floor. and the carbon beingground Into
the carpet
«The coat of this Lighter should be
lose than the cost of matches, as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
year.
MACH WASH
Cor. north flight and inmate.
, ., . re... . . r.
,, 1. ,.
.l; K U'M r
minor
by improved nethudo hence.» more
reasonable—more looting. a. .
3}“?! Brandon.
tin-3;- : ‘
‘torroaliyhaanoonnorlor madly
ohowyouoho. ,
‘s- 1".‘131'. lfliiui 91.11:“
ram .1: Wm
MTG ca. ‘
In all the late and been
including tapestry.
cheaper grades.
oat line of wall paper we have old
and we are satisfied that you will C
somathing to your entlrl
in this display. Remember no w
thinking of your spring penning.
Iro capes, ‘
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materiall.
87 Washington Street, as: 1,.
South Norwalk'. ' m
PLUMBING Ann 31‘
con. Bind}. slim. doom. III.- 1
W ‘ 1’ MT! "Ge
HOT AIR HEATING. "' ,
stitwihe‘gnum' '
Goo end Steam I‘m
Geo Fixtures.
lngralnl “at
This is the It
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f It" ’i
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White Curtain Poles with Fixttiregggw
Cloth Window Shades. 11ml, “er
Solid Brass, Half Curtain Rods, 3 ft.
long with fixtures. 10c. 'v ( ,.
Oil Cloth Binding. 10c box.” ._-,: Ii“
PAINTING, PAPER Handing, t
ozcortA'rmo. ' 3 .,
23, East River, Boe’km‘o .. 3,,
p. m. Norwalk and Snail; flee, ,
walk during the nigh ,
the kind thot is moderite‘ an hi5
. safe and prafltahiefor'tmntmont.‘
feet for proheotlon of your”
The Connecticut General Life-I .
' once Company of Hartford déhl'in, 0"
‘, race It. FIELD can;
was
I,;_ We Ii“, ‘1‘.
RM. 1‘
5. in‘i'E
Our New Goods are
now in stock
I'm ——-- rum
Punting,
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