I
' in .Bethei‘. have returnad
Min Annie Ryan has been visiting
In Nauantuclt.
H. Ii‘. Pierce was visiting out
town yesterday.
W. banger. of New York. is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Kocout'.
ltov. J. W, Davis will preach this
evening in Noroton.
Miss Naphey is ill at her home in
South Osborn avenue.
Mrs. John Weeks has returned to
her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs Olmstead, of Myrtle avenue, has '
been visiting in New York.
James (‘ostello of MyrtleI avenue.
has been visiting in Bethel.
Mrs, Edward Cunningham is ill at
her home in Rowan street.
Miss Hattie Bradley. of Baugatuck.
was a visitor in: town Sunday.
Mrs J W Banks is quite ill again
She is unable to leave her room.
Mrs. Augusta Rawson. of Osborne
avenue. has returned from a visit in
Bridgeport.
Miss Marion Cornell, daughter of Sta-
tion Agent Cornell, is visiting in
Bridgeport
William Fields of South Nonaik
was visiting friends here Sunday. He
has been ill.
Mrs, Charles Godfrey and daughter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Buckingham.
of East avenue,
George Tobey intends to take Ed-
ward Tobey's sloop and fit her out for
pleasure sailing.
Mrs. Charles Dttcross and Miss Kit-i
tie DIIcross will return tomorrow from
It visit to New Haven.
Andrew LIICroiIt, sort of Charles La-
Croix. who has been ill with the.
is slightly better today.
Mrs Arthur Ferry of Danbury. wlio
was the guest user Easter of Mr and
Mrs George ’l‘uttle of Fort street has
returned to her home
Alonzo Wheeler, who went to Banish;
to attend thrI funeral or Mrs. Horace
Wheeler. returned to his home in East
Nor'walk. Sunday evening.
A number of horses have been fright»
cued at the road roller. which is at the
corner of East avenue and Fitch street.
No serious accidents have resulted
however.
Bennie Cello who is employed at
of
stir. I
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SIIIN SORBNESS,
mes-nu. “Sending. More.
Netiieliuh.lums.0lmpies.ii’ountis.
After Shaving. Tender feet. 0fhnoive
l“
Affirm: Suntan. InmumalplnIh-n. .
comfort Powder 00-. Hartford. 0:.
soction.‘ Mr. Evory has not only rais-
ed for his own use. but has enough to
supply the neighbors.
The Official Board of the Baptist
Church will irold rt' special business
meeting at the parsonage tonight at is
.o'clock. A full attendance is rlesir~
fed, as business of importance will he
I transacted.
The new Hook and Ladder Company :
which was latch organized met last
tiright and derided on next Monday
inlghi for It regular business meeting.
There were several speeches by prom-
iIIeIII members and a committee with
Captain Louis Raymond as tetnpoiat3
chhniIIIIati. was appointed to look into
Ithe matter of a mu it and bell
The Fire Department lli‘ltl'ii meeting
in their quarters in [Argon siI'rItIt, last
evening. anti transacted routine busi-
l tress. There were three visitors pres
irIIit front the Noroton Hook and Lad
eder Company. The last nnmrIri gen
tlcmcn not being acquainted with the
lwas used by (looms
riIcid ii business meeting last
One of these is e w tins dealt which i
ashlntrton in the
home of (iovernm‘ ilrlswod, of Con-
necticut.
shipped to Mr.
highly.
style, with curved less and claw feet
, it is of solid mahogany and of very
handsome workmanship. it is in an
excellent state of preservation.
other is a lounge which he secured in
Mount Vernon, Vii.
upholstered in haircloth.
is held in place with hand made tacks.
wittch prove its antiquity. as the age
has lontt been past since tasks were :
ade bv beating them out by hand
here are a- number of pieces of thtI ..
Irarp barked furniture in existence in ‘I
this country. but only three. of the pat .
tern of this one. so far as known.
which are indisputably antique.
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WEST NORWALK.
Iiiliml) I. t‘. Perry. of Newark. N. J.
spent his Easter with his aunt
Charles FIiIIIrsoII.
TheI social that was to have been
given by the ladies of the West Nor-
walk iluiori (.‘hapoi was postponed on
account of the bad weather on Wed
nesriay night. it was to have been
held III the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
iI"IrIIl Pillow.
\ part3 II as held at the home of Miss
Jennie liainiiton Saturday night A
very pleasant evening was spent, after
which a collation was served. Those
present were ..arry Willot. Samuel
\‘l'iliIIt, lI‘I-cri Emerson and Harry Per-
ry, of Newark. N. J.. and Bessie An~
tier-son,
The West Norwalit I‘Irnmniic Club
Friday
night (Iver) lilt‘lilllt‘l helm.r present.
with the result that some v‘cry import-
ant business was finished tip. One oi
the most important actions taken was
the formation of a physical culture
class for the lady members only. it
was decided to rent II small hall or
barn in thrI village. whet-II IlIr-y r-oulrl
meet on Monday, Wednesday and FM
Ilny nights. They have secured thr-
serI'chII-t of It professional Instructor
from New York city. who will give
them lessons in turning and on the
rinus. tomorrow night. The formation
of ii Indics‘ basketball team is also
talker! of and as some of the youne
indies lIaIII hurl expcr'icutc playintz tho
Hafners is getting in shape for bicyclci place lost thIItI It little time hunting I in“... ,1 gm", loam no doubt will I...”
racing this season. A match is soon
to be arranged with John Kane of
South Nor walk
Miss Marion L'Hoinrnelieu. of East
Norwalk. who has been visiting friends
home.
was accompanied by her cousin. Mis<
Grace Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Roumolne Barnum.
of Bethel. entertained their daughter.’
Miss Grace Barnum. of New York. and,
Principal Gumbart and family of East
Nor walk over Sunday
Mrs. Daniel Petty and Miss Carrie?
l'ctt3 who have been visiting friends
out of town have returned to their
home here. Sunday they entertained
Mrs. llamci laud Mrs. Smith Petty of
New litIVen
The tug (‘harlcs i. Rtllu the oyster
boat Curiosity. of Paichogue L 1.. and
seIcInl smaller craft were compelled:
to take. shelter in the harbor today on
account of the stotm Tire sea which
was running outside made navigation
of the Sound practically impossible for
anything but the largest boats
banished the entire oyster fleet from
its surface.
A meeting of Mayflower Hook ant rut"
Ladder Company was held last night
in the truck house in Van Zandt street
to see what action should be taken re
garding the arrangement of a pool tour-
nament on the new [Idol table. which
has lately been installed It was de
olded after some debate to postpone
the tournament until fall. as there
would be so many contestants that it
would be several months before they
could finish the matches and it is het-
ter-'to wait until cooler weather.
The funeral services of Mrs. Horace
Wheeler were held on Saturday after-
noon. from the house. and were attend-
ed by. urea friends and relatiIes. Rey.
George Griffith of St. Thomas
Church conducted the service. 'l‘w wo
very pretty selections were sung by
Ruiz. and Mrs. Griffith and Miss Helen
Bassett. There Were many beautiful
flowers. which were most fitting. for
Mrs. Wheelot' was a lover of flowers
and during her life-time cultivated
many of them. The bearers were all
relatives of the deceased; Phllo GIL!
bert. H nIy A. Gilbert. William A. Gil
bert dwin Stone. Alonzo Wheeler
arid G. Washington Wheeler. ~Bethel
correspondent Danbury News
The pool match at Hafner a store last
night. was between Edvard Bryant
rated 100 and Harry Fox rated 75 it
was won by Bryant. Carl Wicke acted
as referee and Charles iaCrolx as
- scorer. The score was as follows:
Edward Bryant. Harry Fox.
11 3—1
25 4—1
39 4
not 16
II 25
56 32 '
~63~I 38 ‘ l
70-1 45
to st
sir—i 56
86—1 63
too tit—I
This was the closing gains in the
second series and on Wednesday night
will lie played the first match of the
third series There italic
competing for the their
Thomas J. Keoghhfir
Fred Cal? 80 Mid C
rink Fox 90;
Keene. 90.
Rough and Fox wfl 15m tomorrow.
ain‘t. For the need so are list-
ed Edward Bryant, 100; .1 Petty. 65;, ‘
ed Mum.
{red Brawn, titti- and
art's-UAW
aowams
She! druggist is on the sick list
anti l
w four men .
tine. They are «
William Downers In} returned from '
ll * nil :
it’or the meeting place brrt arriItIrl be
!lole the meeting adjourned. l
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. DARIEN AND NOROTON.
' it. A. McDonald. the med known
Il'lt. and Mrs. Thaddeus Bell wenI in
South Nor walk yester'dtr3 afthiIooII.
A meeting of the Reading (‘lub wril
be held this evening at the parsonage
{of the Congregational Church.
An invitation ifas been tendered by
the Men‘s Club to the fire company to
l attend divine service at the Congrega-
l tlonui Church. next Sunday.
A union service of the Junior
1 Leagues of the Congregational and :
I Methodist (“‘hurches was held Sundav
afternoon in the Congregational .
l I‘ hurch. it was a Y‘t‘l) interesting I
. Incetlng l
The court-rt of the Sundnv school
children of thI Daricn Congregational
l t‘ hurch held last Sunday evening was
or .rcly attended and gtcati3 IIIIonerl
The musit was fine and the deceit».
I tions which consisted of a profusion of
cut flowers were ver3 beautiful.
Selectman WnteII‘IthI3 yestctda3 so
i curt-d to the town a deed of a piete or
property belonging to Elizabeth \l at-
inn. Mrs Waring has been partially
,snpported by the town for several
1 years but has maintained her interest
1 in a small piece of property This she
I has deeded river to the town
Arr engine and freight train became
tilled on the grade lust cast of thtI
Iallrorrd station and is was impossible
to more the train for somtI time. A.
. liberal application of sand on the rails‘
rand anti extra effort by the firernin. ‘
finally accomplished the desired end
just in time to prevent a delay to an‘
express train.
invitations are out for the wedding‘
I of Miss Helen iaruisc Scoliold to Ralph
I Hindley of New York. The affair will}
i take place at the borne of the bride on .
, Wednesda3. April 29. Miss Scofleid isI
It daughter of Deacon and Mrs. Albert
H. Scofleiti. and one of the best known
ryoung ladies in town. Mr. Hindieyj
iformerly lived here. but is now eni- ‘
ployed in New York.
Haifa dozen youths with more liquor
in their stomachs than brains in their
'hsads made tine exhibitions of them-
. selves in thtI main streets on «Sunday1
afternoon I'i‘hey drove here, from
Stamford and a number of them were.
prett3 drunk They sat on the steps.
of the public buildings and insulted
passers by. Even women had no pro
z tection from their 'vile tongues. in an
lather place they would have been an:
tested and placed behind the bars
,They laid themselves liable to threei
Emerges—drunkenness breach of the;
l peace and abusive language. i
Elmer E Shedleid. the well known!
:collector of antiques has just Secured
two remarkable pieces of f
i which his friends may mat h
I
l
. ed to visit more than one irrespec ve
. of denomination
, ai Episcopal and
I...
tt‘sr'lti ilItI t'lltli
WESTON.
IIIrIIrIsI livers, of Hartford, has visit-
r-Il his grandfather. .i, M. Beers,
M rs, George Berri-ll and Miss Velma
licrrr-ii are at their summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs L. R. How lil“6l"(‘flllll
mi from a two months' stay in litidrre
IIIIIt
Mrs.
Dwight licwiti. of Stonington,
;Is spending a week with Miss mules
l Coley,
Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Beers. or
lirldgcport, nrr- guests of Miss Jane
. Nichols.
Miss Hoyt. of Iiidgcllelrl. ttrrd Mr.
J Thomas. have been guests of Mrs. V.
lodfrcy.
Mrs. D. 0. Chase will entertain the
Nor'lield Aid bur-.ieiy on Wednesday
evening,
Miss Pearl Dikeman has returned to
\lorwollr after a visit with Miss Annir
Dikemnn.
Mrs. Columbus Bttlkley has enter-
tained her slster-in-law. Mrs, Minerva
The piece was secured in .
l. ynw this state several days ago and ,
hefiicltl. who prises it '
The desk is in the colonial '
The
Mrs. I
Andrews also Mr. and Mrs. F, W. God
trey oi‘ ('.rnnbury,
Wallace Brown was badly injuredt
IIliiiII bowing timber on Thursday.
in some manner he severed three toast
front his right foot.
A Ier enjoyable Easter service was
held in the Congregational Church on ‘
Sunday. It consisted of appropriatci
music and recitations by the Sundayr
school pupils. The morning service,
preceded the exercises lieI Mr. Ms
Carrdless preaching an earnest and em. I
‘. quent Easter sermon from First Corln. ‘
thians. xv.. 55 Mi‘ McCandless return
ed to New Haven on Monday
‘wss'rpoa'r.
Miss Annie brierwoou Is v
Washington.
Rev Levi Holmes has entered Irponl
his iiftlr war as pastor of the Metho
dist Church.
isrrrng inj
it in one of the 7
harp back variety, of mahogany anti '
ThtI cloth ‘
with rAyer’ 5 ,Hair Vigor.
with all the deep, rich
rid of your gray hair and retain your youth.
Ayer? 5 Hair VigOra
It feeds, nourishes, makes the
hair thrive, grow, thicken, look soft and glossy;
checks falling and cures dandruff.
“Ayer' a Hair Vigor restored the natural color to ntv. grayE hair, and etc pad
it from falling when itwu very bad. " - Betsey A. Elder,E
is a hair food.
t
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IIIII prrIIIId to be the greatest in IlIc'
histon of this thurch Never was it
more beautiful in ricr-or;rtlion never
has the music been more pic entious
or luIiiei render-rd FitilltII' SiIaIIltIy
was III his best and aside (mm the im-
prcssiIerIrIss of Illl‘ mass and IrIsptII's
the pastor 's r-ioqucnte nave force and
(harm to it all
MRS. VANDERBILT MUBT MOVE.)
She Alleges that her Enemies are Still .
at Work In, Niw“ York crty:
NEW YORK-gm" III-Mrs .Itit'llll'
l \‘Ianndrrbiit h sheen notified by hot
landlord that she must relinquish pris j
and
on
tension of IIIII fashionable tctt
snroltlnrr, rooms on Fifth avenue
May I:
bilt received a notice from another
landlord that she must give up powers.
Throw away your gray hair! You Can do it
Have long, heavy hair
color‘ of early life. Get
I'I" ,
c. A" 00.
J10"“. ‘ r
.Machiu,
*1
A THOUGHTFUi. MAN
M M. Austin. of Willi heater iIId..
ltIIth II but to do in the hour of need.
lliis IIifc h.td strrh an unusual case of
IsIotIIIIr-h anti liIIIr trouble, physicians
; could not help lit‘l‘. lie thousht of and
f'ttied Dr. King's New Life Pills arrtl
she got IcllrIi at once and was finall3
cured tlrtl3 300,1“ F. ii. Baxter's
I, drug store.
3...... . ,
TRIBESMEN TO ATTACK FEZ.
MADRID. April li.~~AtlI’ices receiv-
tIrl here from Fri. 'iloroto am the reb
(II Kabyle lI'ibI-stncn have left Tana
to attack Not
5’.
1 Guaranteed
.rGoods.
Sititttltrrneousiy Mrs~ \’rtnrlcr-l
stop on the same date of her residence 1
on East. ’i‘iiirty-sovcnth street.
looks I'III'y'rtIIspit-ions." she said, "that
i should receive botir these noticcs the
~‘tIillrI day.
phi: were still at work. lint I am not
iisrusycd, I shall not other rooms right
III this block. l have not been sails-
Iicd with ”in old quarters. i want a
front room.
i not sure that We shall get along
'I-ueh bettér when we get establishedi
in really proper quarters."
When Mr. Marigoiitrspfrom whom‘
tea andi
Mrs. Vanderbilt retriswber
smoking rooms was seen. he said:
Mrs. Vanderbilt is It very fine woman.
btit 1 artist. have IllrI roomsf”
t ._._._.........
NEW YORK THEATRE DESTROYED‘
ROME N Y. April ii.-—-—'l‘ire \‘l'ash-'
ington one of the best appointed thea-
trrvs in Central New York oIIrch by
Wallace and Giirnote. of Oswego was
destroyer! by fire early today. The
loss is between 8120000 and fled 000
The blaze oIiglrrIIted from some un-
IhnmIn cause in the third story of the
building. The whole interior was
like a furnace when the firemen Iil‘l‘ll‘r
ed. A strong cast wind was blowing
and for tl time an entire block was
threatened. ’l‘IIicc the .-\Ilington. the
set. onti largest hotel in the city caught
tire. 'l‘htI blaze also communicated to
a long row of stables in the rear of the
Inuit of the theatre fell.
hotel btrt this was controlled after
considerable effort
E J. (lately, manager of the then-
qtre. attempted to take from the box
Baffin» sevmri hundred dollais of the?
advanceI money of theatrical companies'
that were booked here. but. the heat:
drove him back. 'i be money was lost.
i‘hree hours after the alarm the south
injuring a
'Ihe pupils of Center school gave a score of onlookers. The loss is partlyl
supper and entertainment in National l coIIIied by insurance.
hull last. night.
Friday evening the thicer ys fair;
Ito be given by Vigilant Nag ne (20.. i
‘ opens at National peril
Frleadtic 43°” onto: town have been
holiday 3% at.
residence.
Easter holidays. spinner term
opens one week from yesterday.
Tire Rev. Kenneth Monkenaie com '
pit-ted his series 6t Ipyible edges stud-
tea at the Sumter-Iii if C A." on
Friday.
Henry M Jennings is so far recov-
ered from the accident on' e troliby
express some time ago as to airline
be out about Norwalk. and hopes to re-
sume his duties in a few days.
The choirs of Christ and Trinity
churches rendered special music at the
. services Sunday. 7
, the children of the Sunday school also
featured their services. with music.
At Christ Church
Two popular residents of Greens
li‘arms are to wed, April 20. As yet
announcement of. the event has not
been given publicity. although it was
generally believed the‘ wedding would
transpire before mid-summer. . -
Tire attendance at all of theater-ch
on Sunday was large and In inhuman
nutrient. The public generally
an thaws)” nation
chandler laurel: Iii
elaborated on their Easter service}.
The iioril menu .wsré
irattractiw. in most instances beauti-
Town and country were hilve with
pie Sunday. While the early
. of the morning indicated a day
springtime sfittmlie
.. M; the when imprint title-reh- "
fiamvnnduiifiacrmhemts nan. _
um boisterous and tar»
Wt
new ..
, 9 Joseph Jennings
1 mi and wet the Ian finally came .
SOur
Stomach
No appetite. loss of strength.
mm. Macho. constipation,
had thumb.- “Invalid-Hilly. used.-
incs, and catsuit of the stomaoh m
or due to indignation. Nodal tow
indigestion. This Maneuver)! {cane-
unis the natural?” we» of digestion
in they exist in a healthy stomach.
combined with the new traumatic
Dmcumdmmttoidyunina
aguuonsnddymlimhuttldsma .
Maw-lime; he ironing hy‘
BWMI purifying. MW and _
aluminum: the mucous mm
Wflmma U
"It,
ll ioolts as though my rIIIII~ ’
Our business is good. and (
FR“
i OUR PAINTS, VARNISHES, 8HEL-
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
Icasily applied, is extremely tough and
durable. and not affected by hot or
cold water and will not crack. mar
white chalk or chip off. it is an ex
celicnt thing for Furniture Linoleums
Oil Cloth. etc. "Makes the old new
again " Our moiety in these lines is
'Irncqualled' and prices varv according
iy
We issue Library voting Tickets
.tlcm wltir all purchases. N
FOR SALE IV
COMSTOO‘K,
lWATKINS
a- bow, '
, 112 WASHINGTON STREET,
.OOUTH' NO‘RWALK.
Phone 080.
I
‘ NEW YORK. NEW HAVNN &
l. HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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firs-Mp
NDAYI.
X-HflMA'lil. 1:001. 72 a
0:1P0,_11: .
.. lar- wre Leaf Lard,
time so its “Karim“ Iron
. _. , MA III.~ ~
CATARRH CANNOT IE CURIO
with local applications. as they cannot ‘
reach the seat of the disease. Cowl!
is a blood or constitutional disease
and in order to cure it Iou Inust taltc
internal rer nedies
t‘urc is taken internally and acts .ii
recently on the blood and mucous s. It- i
faces Hall‘s Calairh time is not :1
quack medicine. it was prescribed by
one of the host physicians in this coun-
try for 3",cars and is a IMtIittrlat prescrip-
.lNflMIANO our .
Hall a Catart‘ I ,
tiou. it is composed of the best tonic-I
lrIItIIIII combined with thc bcst blood
purifiers acting diver-tit on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination (If
the two ingredients is what produceti
sucir wonderful results in curing (Ja-
tarrlr. Sand for testimonials free.
F. J, CHENEY at 0.0.. Props.
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druxgists, price 750.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
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Spirit Some of tort
Saturdays Pay ..
HERE
The following opportunity
for Saturday only.
Fairrchild: Fancy Flour,
55c bag.
25 d5.
4 lbs. Fancy Large Prunes.
25 cts.
A. bin :
24 cornea AVE. ' ....
sssr‘ NORWAEK.
JUNiU’S BROWN.
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Load and line
mixed by ’.hll’id will wear twice
as long and cover double our-v
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Steven and of.
Stephen Wilcox, both OI Smith
Main street. were painted by III
in this manner ever eleven years .
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i paint It. My once, 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
eei‘r‘nigaring
Gad "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 (so
by 'accidentaily leaving the gas turaéd
can it the gas is turned on, it will
11
Third—The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighteti‘p
matches. matches not betas access
nggflh—‘Io IFUIC #003235: 03') 000“
e not math 0 l y
vents and the Sabin of carpet: by
throwing the discird stench III III.
door. and the est-boa lining ground into
0.
u“l'iienxggst or this ix.Liphier should 00
I Wig“. ”the. :03. .'
Egg: V081,. ad‘idu‘ioahve—P Roma :B Rm}
we paint and dncorat ,y'our‘
in the best style. 20.0110.
pt-arance is given to al I'é ‘
trusted to our care. liid 00%
conscientious workmen only It'd“ . ‘
Iti ' V ‘
WI “HY IN STOCK ' .. ‘
II complete line of wall D windy»
painters' supplies at thti malofi ’1
est prices ronsistent with mm
qualiti seeds Estimates m
Iy given. . I
"‘M . i
To anon. rarer”
Window Shades. ; may
Ptcture Frames. fl Mimi'- ,
'—‘“‘ “11.“. 1
Painters' Supplies. l ‘C'I’l ‘
Artists' Materials. \ III. , v
snout. " .t ‘
White Curtain Poles with‘ signing. ,
100. f 1-0 '
Cloth "Window Shades, wttii' trim ‘
25c. 2‘
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