Talk this over with your doctor. If he
siiys Ayer’s Cherry Pestorai is all right
for your liard cough their take it.
idol NililWilLli
l. Gardner of Cove street, ls visiting
in New Haven
William Wright has secured a posi-
tion with A. 13 Jackson
Mrs, Daniel L. Hommedleu has been
visiting friends In Bethel.
The. t 3 John R. Eiio arrived in the
harbor I Is morning with a tow
A meeting of the choir of the St
Paul a mission was held last evening
Muttuvius Decker Is reoyrlng his
boat and getting it ready f summer.
lull Bradley. of Saugatuck who has
been visiting here has returned to his
home.
This evening Edward Bryant and
Harry Fox will compete in the. Hafner
pool tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred James who have
been visiting out of town have return-
ed to their home.
Regular prayer meeting will be held
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
J‘-lriiisday evening, as usual.
r\. N, Sherwood has secured It posi-
tion in Benedict's giioe shop In New
Cane-in, It will necessitate his mov-
ing his family there.
Sariitiel Iiiill. Chief F. M. Wheeler
and Charles Brown are the committee
to arrange the pool tournament of May-
ilower Hook and Ladder Company.
John H, Cole, the proprieter of the.
new float near the bridge, has launched
the float and it is now in place near
his cabin. He has named it "The Bun
ltel‘ Hill.”
Mrs. Silt ester Selle-ck anti daughter.
Miss Ethel Selleck, who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L‘Hom-
modieu. of Scaview avenue. have res
turned to their home In Bellport. L. 1.
Charles Duchelle expects to have his
new bakery in operation tomorrow for
the first time. He has just finished
the work of putting up a large steel
oven which it: one of the best anywhere
about the city and has installed the
fixtures in the sales department of the
bakery.
A special collection will be taken ill
the Sunday school of St Paul' s Mission
on Sunday At the beginning of Lent
each child was given it penny with
Mild] to make the host showing during :
the forty days. '
a few weeks.
Ieatilts were experienced.
Editor Sentinel:
Ladder Co just or xaniaed as per no
holda Special Secret Session on 'I‘hur a
day evening. April the 9th at 10.30 p
in. In the Sky Parlors of Raymond's.
ice palace on 42d St. near McKinley
streetotroly cars pass the Pallace-to
take action on the Pie anna presented
to this famoa company. also to make
choice of the best cow to carey the
monstrous hell we have not got yet
Altei bttlsneas there will be a recess
of one hour. glvelng each member am
ple time to visit the Chicken Ldging
Houses. and he‘ p the steward prepare
a chicken supper. which must be had
not later than I: 30 a at. Every mem-
ber must be Present or be Found One
wash woman Is not uselng it; also
chimes on the new bell. By Order of
the Special Committee. Brothers Carl.
Bheeres Gorgianna Bushers.
Some mischievous boys created a
district of Rowayton. last night.
started several small fires in the tin-
derbruslr. which the wind soon combln.
ed into a seething,
The chicken houses of Mr.
threatened for a time. but after a hard
struggle. Mr.
neighbors. turned the. flames-
averted serious loss. Several mem-
bers of the newly organized hook and
ladder company Were present. but were
unable. to offer much assistance. owing
to the fact that at present they have
only a piano to "play" on tires. anti a
unique idea of a fire bell.
stable Ladrigitn proclaims shrill not be
the bell. which he. with great dlfilcul-
iv, located and arrested a short time
Having gone on the bail bond himself.
he feels the double responsibility. ()f~
llcers have been elected in new com»
pany. committees appointed. badges
designed. a place and time of meeting
arranged, anti probably next winter
will see the. advent of a book and little
tier truck that will be the envy of the
whole state.
DARIEN AND uoaoron.
The Social League of the. Congrega-
tional Church Is planning a linndker~
chief bazaar.
Miss Julie Riclael's friends will be
Seine of the children >
have made remarkable Intestmcrits or?
their motley and the number of times
the money has been turned will bcf
surprising. Tire collection will betttrn- greatly pleased to learn that she will.
ed in with the regular Easter offerlngi spend the summer in Dat‘ien.
III St Paul’s Church btit will later be‘ Merlin J, Waterbury has bought
returned to the mission for its Own use. front Charles Adams. the corner lot on
’lhe members of the Sunday stiloOI Main street and Leftoy Avenue. Dar-
will be taken to St Paul 5 in a apet in] I icn.
trolley car. Tire ser'wltes there. will be; H ’I Bates will hold an auction of
held at 3 l). m. .I the personal property and fur'nliuie. oi
The. seriices whith will he held at: the late James Robinson. at Ox Ridge,
the Advent (“bristian (‘hurch lI‘rIdaL funny .
on the occasion of the convention of The estate of the late James Weed
the Sale Sunday School Association in .- been appraised, The appraisers
and the. Loyal Workers Association are Stephen H. Smith anti Joseph
will be very interesting. There will Hindiey.
be. a social service and prayer in the; Another of the very popular sub-
morning at to o‘clock. There will be st-riptloii dances will be held in the
addresses by Rev. chI'.‘ Stone 01' town hall the. latter part of April if'
Wallingford. president of the state are pier-tent plans inateriuliae.
sociation of Sunday Srhools and by . A regular Iiieeting of Eagle‘liook and
Rev George E Tyler, (If Bl'.istoi pre- Ladder Company was held Monday
sident Of'fhe Loyal Workers Union night. at which it was voted to hold a
'I hate will also be other addresses dur- c-howdei party on April l7 Consider
“If; the morning and a number of most at In routine business was transacted.
Interesting ones during the lift noon During the school vacation M155 Hal?
session. in the evening the s vices (In B. Morchouse and Miss Nettie Leeol
will be. somewhat of local nature The sea will canvass the community for
“Court of Peace' which has been! new members in the library Abbocla-.
given before by the members of the lion The cost of membership is $2.00:
Sunday School. Will be given again. 1 per year and carries a share in the;
1119 90.5 local express will stop at the _managempnt u is hoped that at least ‘
East Norwnlk station for those who v-seventy live names may be set-.ured for’
desire to go to points to the eastward public interest in this valulible institu-
after the convention is over. 'tion is increasing,
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Mary Themes is still confined to
the house with the grip.
David Raymond has secured a posi-
tion with l“. H. Fitch. the smear. ankle Saturday evening ,
E. H. Every. of P6110030? street, in Mrs Frederick Smith spent Monday
confined to his home. with an attack of a guest of her mother at Broad River
the grip. Mrs Minnie Gregory. who has beent
M138 Ruth Dillard, 0f ROWHYIOH flVf}- lll the past few WCOKS, Is able tube
nue, has returned from a Visit in out. ,
‘ Mount Vernon. . Mrs, William Gelst entertained her.
Misses Maud and May , Raymond sister and children. of New York. last
Silent yesterday with Mr and Mrs. week.
Louis Schmidt. Glenbrook. Mrs. Frederick Hawkes. of Bridge-
Mr. and Mrs Louis Schmidt, 0‘ port. was a guest of Mrs. Minnie Greg-’
(llenbroolt, spent Sunday with Mr. and my, on Friday last.
Mia. John L'Hommedleta . Mrs. H. M. Fillow has returned after
Mr. and Mrs. Henry GOMW)’ and alive weeks' visit with friends In New.
family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. York and Bridgeport '
George Dean at their Mine in New Master Clarence Bouton has gone to
York work for Mr. Dibble at Chestnut Hill
Benjamin Burdick the popular “8" Wilton, to try his luck at farming.
tion agent. is confined to his home in H. H. Adams. is. T. H‘wkeg and Mrs
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CRANBURY.
l". W. Gregory spent Sunday
Bridgeport.
Mrs Ida Cronk fell and sprained her ‘
In
Rowavton avenue. with an attack of S. R. Adams. of Bridgeport. were
the. grip. guests over Sunday of Mrs. . Minnie
Mr and Mrs Edwin Themes and Gregory. ~
da liter. Wilma. have returned to
the, 'home in Jamaica. N. Y.. after a
visit with Mr, Thomes' mother. ,Mrs.
Mary Thomes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis who have
been ill» Florida for a number of
month ve returned to Rowayton.
and have “3% Elite up their resi-
* dell 6b. as,
“fiat tutor. giro has been a
gem Sufism an months, was admit-
ted: to no” York hospital filthy,
and on Saturday Alamo an opera
iron which proved sticcessful The pa.
treat Is as comma-labia as can be ex-
tod -’~
Mrs. Thomas Cullen and children, of
Darlen. have returned home after, a
two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs.
James Campbell.
Silas Olmstead, who was so badly
poisoned In the face, neck and eyes by
mercury causing temporary blindness,
Is no tar recovered as to be able to DO
mil».
Mr. and Mn. Wallace Sherman of
Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs Wit lam alter-
wood of New Haven. all Mr and
Mrs. Frank Sherwood} of Bridgeport.
were guests of the Mortars. Shannen a
Mar. W. H Sherwood over Sunday.
“En—«a.
M WESTPOM'. .
Milt «as Atlanta: ifinish Works hepatic!
:ll
i", Fred Hillbillies leased ~his cottage on
and it is their ht will re: vs I ll Q
g 'l' be ”1.3“.“ “Emil"? her trips lot the season and Will short
have was checked before any aarioils‘ '5 be taken ““4 of commission,
The new Hoolr and “' ”‘9 ”“3““
rice In the Sentinel of the 6th last. will;
Chicken Music on the Pie anna—if the .
mild reign of terror In the Brookside'
They ‘
roaring column. :
Kent were .
Kent, assisted by severalI
and ,
wh Iclr (‘on~ ‘
ago. and had held under heavy ball.
, nothing interesting for
. concerning the Kelley ease.
. believed the grand Jury will Immediate
=oEATI~ts DUE TO ABPHYXIATION.
r. feet on the floor The police believe
\hll death was ”Mimi
link!
it
till: [tiring ls being mutilated. Cornelius
Keaipor In doing the work.
Misti lallllfll‘l Burr who ll attending a
Iioinlnury iii Mt Holyoke, Maria. in
II hemp for the mister holidays.
Nelson Holiday In having his launch
Ioveritttultul and repainted preparatory
to putting It into commission,
tithe 'l‘urnplkty, l’lil Maple avenue to out
.of town part! ,for the season
The propeildr Dir Pity has finished
Miss OnonII flipper-Ly who is a pupil
0”ptflchool. Providence it.
.Ia liomef litre Easter holidays
. The severe timber of Saturday and
Sundat has effectually Injured the
fruit tit-ea hereabouts. Growers of
peaches bollcverthe crop to be spoiled.
r
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This would be 3. cl
every housekeeper used
60”!
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I
Fortunately at t' sections of the coun-
try are. not as dly oil'.
, Fred Hoar la reputed to have fallen
I tielr io an Inlier itbnce of $5, 000 tnroughr
Ithc death of a cousin. Mr. Iioar de—I
,clarcs the tumor to be all there is to
rthe windfall at present but hopes hel
lmu" be remembered and will cele-
, brute the event when the time comes.
with a trip to Europe with his wife.
One of the most entertaining plo~3
git-rams of the season was given by
the musical society Tuesday night.
Those who participated were: Mrs. L.
T. Day. pianist: the Misses Clara
Beach and Emma Kemper, viollrilsts;
David H. Morris. baritone; (.‘arl B.
Dolge. tenor: C. H. Kemper. 'celllst:
Mrs. W. l". Osborn and Miss Elsie
Sherwood. accompanista. A feature.
of the muslcale was it chorus of twelve
female volt-es.
The fire district cor‘rimittee has an
unique way of transacting busineasa to your life' ‘
and no less original is Its method for Mad: only by THE N. K
securing a collector. It appears that New York.
the fortunate ('3) one is kept In Ignor-
ance of his selection utrIIl the last mo-1
ment. Such procedure started Joseph
G. Ilyritt Saturday. Mr. Hyatt was
Cldcuo. Boston.
ll: Mullhlbs— your pleasures; DIVIIbl—syour
efforts; MWfs~from your cares
eaner, brighter. world if
oust
Arno-—
FAIRBANK COMPANY. .
Sttpua~mi of out. Elna! SOAP
‘ INSPECTOR OF INDIAN TERRITORY
MUSCIWII‘IP. Indian Territory. Aprilr
8.~lt Is reporter! here that Colonel RI
(”lllllthlll of (‘onnetticuL will soc;—
coed l. Georgi-I Wright as inspector oi“
Indian Territory. Two years ago ln-'
not hunger-lug for the honor so has ten-
dered his resignation. The complica
tions arising over the assessors work.
the tax list and tire district last year
was a lesson anti Mr. llyatt positive-
ly but respectfully declines to stand
the brunt of the three this year. The
tax collectorship is all Mr. Hyatt wants “1’90“" “ right " ““3““ ""5““ ‘0 “'1‘
and a collector for the tire district tax. “9 WWII to Chicago last summer for
has to be chosen treatment. He had air attack of ty-
... -..... phold fever there and it has left him;
ATTEMPTED T0 amag OFFICIAL in such condition that he cannot Tl"
some work here.
|
Daniel J. Kelley to b: Indicted In St.
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Louis.
S'l'. l.0l'|h“ April liwCii‘t-ull Alton
llt‘_\' Folk has issued an information
charging llnnliIl .l Kelley with attempt
.n; to hi “it I Ieutenant Governor .lolrn
A, Le c. of Missouri The lnformntiorr
charges that on three Ilifferenl occa-
sinus Kelley offered to pay 81.000 to
Lieutenant (lover-nor Lee to use his Irr-
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
“When I had an attack of the ngpI
last winter (the second one) i actually
cured myself with one bottle of
(.lhauilicrlaln‘s (‘ougli Remedy." says
Frank W. l’erry. Editor of the Enter‘~‘
, prise. Shortrille, N. Y. "This is thel
Iiur-nce against the repeal of the bak- honest truth i n, times kept from‘
trig powder law. atrd later again sought coughing “1);, It to plates by iuklnaa =
to bribe Lieutenant (lorcrnor Lee by . teaspoonful of “”5 remedy. and when
seittltua him a check foi'SHIOII. A teic- the coughing 51”.” would come 0“ at
arum ““5 “9““ “m” asking ”‘9 1‘9"." ‘ night I would take It dose anti it seem
\‘orii author-tries to hold Kelley until 0,, that in the. MM?“ “mm.“ the
officers from "”5 city ”in ““1”“- At cough would pass off and I would no
lorney Folk communicated over the to sleep perr‘cctlv {We train mug“ and
long distance “‘l“l’l'°“” With GMNW’" its accolrrluiriyltiii pains. To rear that
Ilockery ““d l“? 8‘ 0M“ communicated the remedy acted as a most agreeable:
personally by telephone with Governor surprise {5 putting it W” utildlr, I
(“ML 0‘ New “ka asking that Kelley" had no idea that it would or could
be apprehended and held for the local R..." k m" ”If. grill. 8mm“. because I
authorities. lovei‘nor Odell informed hm] "m...” ”1...; it for such a purpose“ ‘
iovernor Dot-kery that he would tele- hm it did, and it secured with the sec»
phone the New York authorities at nud atlatk of coughing the. remedyl
once anti later he telephoned that Kel- caused It m “m only he of I?” data 1
Icy was ill custody, and Would he held tion but the pain» were far less 89-.
until the St. Louis officers should ar W“, and i had not used the contents
rive. The prosecution of the case will ‘ of m“. “mm, mm", Mr Grip had bid
1’“ conducted '“ 5“ 91““- mrI adieu.“ For sale by all drux- l
Lieutenant Govt-run Lee would say u‘
publication “but
After the
Information against Kelley had been
Issued it was stated on good authority
that 820.000 had been disbursed among,
members of the legislature to influence
their votes against the repeal of the
present baking powder law.
The grand jury will convene Thurs'
day and Circuit Attorney Folk wil
present the facts he has learned. It Is
OIL STEAMER LUCKENIACK. I
PHILADELPHIA. l’a.. April ti.‘-'l he
oil steamer S. \. Lurkenbatk. whicb‘
sailed from Sabine Pass. Maich L‘i. l
.for this citt has not been reported all
the Delaware Brmeakwatei and shipping'
men are becoming anxious as to the
fate of the vessel. She was due early,
lllast week. The vessel carries a ttcu I
tot twenty five men. I
I A GREAT SENSATION.
. There was a big sensation iii Lees- l
iville lnd.. when W. H Brown. of that
place. who was expected to die, had
his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis-
ly begin an investigation “.
CASTOR IA
’cover) for Consumption He writes:
I" m" “a W“ l "I endured insull'tgablea agonlea from
.Asthma but your ew Discovery gave
“I. K“ Y" “in Am ”I“ l me immediate relief and soon téi'eroaf-
l ter effected a complete cure milar
Bears the ‘curea of Consumption Pneumonia
3W“ , - iBronchltls and Grip are numerous.
I It's the peerless remedy for all throat.
Iand lung troubles. Price 50c and $1.00.
Guaranteed by F H. Faxter lirugglat,
Trial bottles free ”
Woman Found find. in Bed and
watchman hi“ mohair ‘With Lite
4 Extinct. I
NEW YORK, April QQMrs. Carrie
.Moser of Jerfihy Olly. was found dead orse.
in bed today avlng been asphyxiatedl track f0
by escaping gas. Her twu sons. Char-i
lea. aged- twelve. and Lewis, aged
eight, are believed to be dying from
the cognac. It is supposed
little” Levin did not quite shut. all
gas when it ntia’uulshed the light in:
ITANFORAN PARK FOR RACER“
SAN FRANSICO. April G‘Tanforan
Park near this city In to be hereaf-
ter given over to the light harness
A. B. Speckels has secured the
r the Golden Gate. Driving As-
soclatlon and It its not unlikely that
there will be a revival of trotting and
pacing In California.
r—Aecidenta come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts bruises.
NEW M WI .llta ““8“" found stings sprains. Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric
the r still he? met when she on relieves the pain Instantly. Never
awoke today. . All the
all" members safe without it
of the family. wo‘alsduft'i‘cogleions “She ' ”W
ran otrt corn on r ’utl ea
fainted. Millie Adi- lost“
expected to row
NEW YORK. Apill Emmi:
er, ilftyaiix years old. the night. j_
man at Charles M. livable ; ,
now being constructed on R! "
Drive. was found. asphyxiated by no
in the engine room of the build to
day. Parker had apparently;
reading,“ a newspaper lay at ill:
1 Sid“
2w
h id rut
now can rid~ ‘ootrr season.
The golf
blue vicinity; w‘iii
soon be a: til it
in Til
ready been Iona... ltory playing.
but lwithin the next w weeks the
use:
mi crowds will ha on the
Is cm
i on Cloth. etc.
‘ed halter-3‘» strike in sympathy with the
strike has thus far proved a failure.
The bakers are continuing working un~
,‘AI79'o 300 Bottles
2,509,900 square feet In as: in '
the State of CONNECTICUT.
Made from galvanized tin; rim.
storm, and fire-proof.
Require no painting. Om!-
mental and easily applied.
Write for prices, sample! and
catalogue. .
ill llllltnl Slut Iota! llulilz Ill.
339-3“ GRIND 51.. JERSEY cm, I.)-
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with local applications, as they cannot
. reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
Is a blood or constitutional disease.
'I anti in order to cure it you must take:
Internal remedies. Hall‘s 'Caturr'i
‘ Cure. Is taken internally, and acts dl-
recently on the. blood and mucous rur-
facea. Hall's Catarrli Cure Is not a
quack medicine. it was prescribed by
one of the best physicians In this coun-
try for years, and Is a regular prescrip-
tlon. It is composed of the best topics
known, combined with the heat blood
purifiera acling directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two Ingredients is what produces
‘ such wonderful results In curing Ca-
tarrli. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Props,
Toledo. 0.
Sold by drugglats, price 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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Spirit an if Your
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HERE
The following opportunity
for Saturday only.
Faircfir’lds Fancy Flour,
5 5c 549
‘ for pure Leaf Lard. 25 d5.
4 lbs. Fancy Large Prunes.
25 d5.
'A- . Stall
2.. COTTAGE, AVE. ,
EAST NORWALK.
P
«9»ch
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Painter and Paper Hanger
Guaranteed
Goods.
OUR PAINTS, VARNISHES. SHEL-
Lacs, STAINS, CARRIAGE PAINTS,
ENAMEL PAINTS FLOOR PAINTS,
FLOOR VARNISH, FLOOR STAINS,
FLOOR FINISHES.
'We have a specialty called STAIN
FLOOR FINISH, which Is quickly and
easily applied. is extremely tough arid
durable. and not affected by hot or
cold water and will not crack, mar
white chalk or chip off. it Is an ex-
cellent thing for Furniture, Linoleums
“Makes the old new
again.“ Our variety In these lines is
unequalled, and prices vary according
Ir.
We issue Library v'otiug Tickets
tickets with all purchases.
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'112 WASHINGTON STREET,
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Phone 18-6.
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BAKERS’ BTRIKE Is A FAILURE.
THE HAGUE. April 8. -Tho propos-
general water and land transportation
tier military protection.
Pure White Lead and line
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double sun“
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
. Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good
Your house will stand as well
if i paint It. My 0mm, 52 South
Main street. My residence. lb
Elm Grove street. -~ .
.. s. . r.-. ._._¢.—._........._.~..
“Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First-wits convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on ab. if the gas iii turned on, It will
light.
Third-—The great reduction In the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches’not being necessary.
Fourth-40 avoid defacing of wall:
by the scratching of matches by nor-
vanta andtlte trolling of carpets by‘
throwing the discarded match on the
door, and the carbon being ground Into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than the cost of matches, as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
"If?” .. ., .,
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c8: NorduMain and West Sta.
llllllilliii
To. til: Old. Country. Draft:
and Money Orders payable any-
where' 9.3 Europe For sale at
lowest. rates. .. '
flail... units.
I am M“WW&. qt.
._v. ,,. pi
Includlnu tapestry. Natal
cheaper grades.
out line of wall paper we
and we are alluded that WI ‘
something In your entire a .
In this display. Rememboli
thinking of your spring pl
10c.
25c.
long with fixtures, 100.
"Steamers Edgle .511
Norwalk leave New»
23, East River,
walk during the malls.
the kind that In moderate in to.
safe and profitable for Investment
fact for protection of your
The Connecticut General Ll
ance Company of Hartford do
ltln d.
raso H. FIELD sums it
Our New Goods
HOT AIR BEA
in all the Isle said has
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‘ 'ro owners. 5
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Picture Frames. ll
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