. ILMAASIJ u is critically ill at
begihomo VI“: at avenue.
Edward Taylonllhsu resumed tho po-
sition us coachmon for Mrs. Body.
The regular prayer meetinia In both ‘
«Jul the churches will be held this even-
w.
J. Wesley Russell and Russell Cas-
sln have. returned from a trip to White
Plains.
Miss Edytii 8e) moor returned to her
home In Winfield street, after spend-
ing a Week in White main!» ,
MOIrls ls‘mteln lI having the store
on Fort street. which has been used in
II da'elllng changed Into a store again.
Mlsn/ Addie Naphey. of East Nor-
WI-nlk has been on' the sick that tor
sum! time. with Itonsl‘lItis, but is now
9th to be about. i' I . 'I
it‘ tlday evening the neItt game or pool
in‘ the iiafner tournament will be
played between Edward Bryant, rated
itlll and Jay PettII rated 65.
The innior League of the East Ave
uue Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold an entort lament in the Sunday
school room. ‘ ednesday. April '2.
1903. . I
Rev. and Mrs. James Robinson, of
West. RoxburyI Mass" are visiting air.
and Mrs. E. E, Rector of East avenue.
Mr. Robinson was formally stationed
in Sauxutuck.
Ciaud Whitney and Melvin KI-tI-h-
out are to do a sketch entitled “In a
Chinese Restaurant. at the ball of the
South Norwalk Fish Club. Friday ev
citing; In Arlon Hall.
The ladies of the East Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church disposed of all
their cakes. last Saturday. at L’Hom-
Inedieu Brother's' store. and will have
another sale there Saturday afternoon.
A number oi the oystertneu who
have been unable to work for several
tlnrs. are busy again. and went down
the hntbor this morning, as usuaL The.
sea tins gone down sufficiently to make
\I'o king possible. .
W R. Gilbert the genial shoemaker
on the indgc. contlnues to hear 3000
news from his wife. who is at Dr.
itrooks‘ sanlturinm‘ln New Canaan.
She is recovering her health lust and
there- me good prospects. that it will
not be may long hetero she is dischar-
ged from there c'ured.
Miss Kathryn Dncross, daughtet oi
Captain Charles Ducross has return-
cd from a trip to New Haven with hot
mother She was sick while In the Elm
City but the bracing air of East I-Nor
unlit IIill doubtless soon restore her
to good health
A iIIImth of people from East Not-
wuik had contemplated taking to trip
to New London in their boats to see
the launching of the big steamer there
today. The heavy weather which has
held for several days ‘past deterred al-
most all of them from going. Those
who did go went in the train and had
:I. more pleasant Journey than they
would have. otherwise.
A close and interesting game of pool
was bluyed last evening in the pool
tournament at l-intncl' s store it was
between Thomas Keogh rated 93 and
thank Fox rated 90. Fox won the
match, but he just. scraped through as
Keogh had only five points to go. The
scores. follow:
F. Peru 1". ngh.
ti ’ . 9
lit—2 15
20—1 .I .21—l ‘
24 . ‘t‘.’ ' t . ill—i
hit—~13 35—1
39 is
so 47
59—4 ' iii—«l
lib-4. I II ’ ‘~ I. 59.
70-l H ‘ til—41
so 72 .
“v2 . , . so”)
as ‘ 5'l to
tilt
Fred Brown acted as referee and
Fred Cur-I as sector. A large number
of spectators were present.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs John DeWateis of Pennoyor
street is suffering item a heavv cold
Miss Emiiy' Rile returned to her dII-;
ties in the Stamford school. yesterday
after the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Hubbard, who has been the?
guest of her son. Rev. A. L. Hubbard.
ail-W
' tured bayoud repair and as the cow
’ prints ceremony by Helicon. who now
wishes that he had let Selectman Wat: :
erymy keep he wheat. lIc- mutation; ;
be .- title for Metric
wharf.
Mile Ma
most of in minute Chilmaa. of he-
our wee tor omit. returned to her
lymtofi
aDlA‘t haul, lit Blueberry
Corners" will not be presented Satur-
day night as stated In yesterday I pa-
per but at some future date.
sultcted severe hemorrhages about It
meets sun, In gradu‘nliy Improvi‘ug and
is hide to be about the house}
A mi bet at
are d rou‘l 0 hearing liisII [.Iuie
sumo ding another solo Ih t e Baptist
Church“ In». Bump made: very far
orable impression on her previous Ip-
awareness here.
4- mm» ant) NOROTON.
Repairs have been made to Chal
mors‘ lunch room.
I MrsrAbondroth and daughter Louise
t are on the sick list.
1‘ Miss Clara Hurlbutt. of Westport, is
I IlsltlngAllss Margaret Seiiaok.
Mrs, Eugene. it. Miller, 0! Norman
Heights. has moved to Port Chester.
l Junltisiliil'own, of South Norwaik.
l was in Dariou yesterday on business.
'A special rehearsal of “The Night.
Alarm" was held last evening In the
Town Hall.
Percy Cantrell
went fishing several days ago
Ieport II good catch.
Jim. W. L. Gresham. of Greensboto,
N. CI hits been visiting James Birch-
nrd tor the past few days.
Parker Beilcck has taken II furnished
room in the home of Mrs C. A. Ho-
vey. He- will work at ’i‘okoneke.
The daughters of Albert. Plndar.
the Southern Specialty Company. ot
Bridgeport. are. visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Sheffield.
Imward Smith. or the Wee Burn
Golf Club. has retained ronI u ttip to
Eutope with his family He appears
to be much Improved in health.
Governor Chamberlain has signed
and Frank Tucker
‘l‘hey
water company (I furnish a water sup-
ply at Fitch‘s oldlers' Home. ,
The. deed which was lately gitcn to
the town by Elizabeth Waring is for
piano and twelve fleet. of two rooms
in the house in which she resides.
David N, Maher has purchased a pair
of line oxen from Cattle Dealer John
H. Ferris, of Stamford. Those who
have seen them say that they are at
line. a pair of “critters" as could be do
sired.
The. membcts of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company are planning to have
a chowder party on Friday evening at
the truck house. The chowdcrs which
they give are always good and a large
attendance is expected.
This evening ilarien will be crowd-
cd with people from Stamford and the
surrounding towns who will.attend the
performance of the thrilling play -"A
Night Alarm,” given by the members
of Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
] pany. it will be preceded by the pret-
l ly little sketch “Zeb‘s Sweetheart."
Settle of the members of the dampen)
are very proficient at amateur theatri-
cals and the production is bound to
be an interesting one.
Jacob Stark. of Noroton Heights.
1 who moved to Brooklyn a few weeks
ago. finds that his. venture there-was
not. a success and he has about made
up his mind to return to Darlen. Mr.
- Stark came to: Dorian torty- three years
ago. that was four years after notion
IlllB home in ireiautlh. “Millie the ex
ception. of the four years. above then
f tinned. he has not. lefu Iberian soothed
I, not been in New York to forty- three
than until. feeling young again, he. do
termiued to make the trip. There are
‘- Iumors that Cupid had something to do
I,\\'llh the trip. He did not like, New
York. however. and will probably vre
.urn soon.
R. L. Gillette is mourning the loss of
‘ the best. bicycle he ever had. it was
stolen from him. Serene III his con
' iidence Ithat there were no dishonest
IpeIoomI in Barton, he contfiraotod the '
IaIIeless habit of leaving his bicycle. on
the front plazas every night, instead oi
l taking. it inside the house or i0cltin5. it
iln the barn He owned a wheel ‘nr
seIerai years and always lei‘t it out-
side.
lnsw one and left It outside too. Mom-
lbers oi' the tatnllv warned him that
i someone IIouiIi steal it bitt he thought
not One morning this week he went
out to get- the. wheel. . It was gone.
l There were tracks down the road but
garner .by_.the relentless steeper.
there is a «hereaftergtor subunit-Jack-
It died Wednesday morning. after a
long and useful career.
ml to Jaeklon and to the lawyers..-'it
gave him milk and them money. The
cause of death has not been definitely
the cow's tail. it was aid that
the caudal appendage was me.-
could no longer won her tail. she' hid
died. She will be buried with appro-
fdr rent I few 9. no
--wns'rpon1:
is being morn-tit 3nd minted.
Allah 'ruIIItu ulHlt‘kol‘y Blult who '
e people in Rowdyton '
of'
the act authorizing the formation of n .
TWo months ago he bought a :
son's cow should have a-Ipince therein. ‘
it was use- -
deberniinod, but by some it: is believed '.
behave resulted from injuries received I. I
at the hands of cheers and Inwar- ,
son at South Not-walk..who were 3-
towed hat! a mile at the Iend3‘o't
no more use (or life and consigned!!! _
IrII. sesame dams Itreet. '
I” “I:
link
Bayits, who has been the .
.. ‘ :nugllst
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V” IIUphdstcry
ROPE (lb-IR AIM-u Just ill! thin” tori‘
Summer driperv light A airy—tn II
tilt/tin I'oluwctlm‘hlltailmn', dur specials
tot quick 33.9“er It not him ugutet"
run It rill: III II
98:, 1.75, 2. 50, 4.95
lull l'Ll.|l t.llR l A'NSa-o n Mildlh and two-
hlnrl~witbdiinty hrtcdunnd itIIiIl out
..II.eiIlril.sIlIIIInicI I‘rurtIIIIIv I.
stall-tn 5w.» trusts U‘thIAIINN’I»
l... 1
worth I thitd lo a lull Inon‘.
Notable
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Ollcrings In
Carpets at Bargain Prices! l
. 'tII iii A“ (SPIRIT! lflGl'AlN t Alt-
J N is one Ivrtd aide. thorough
I-IIIiI-III li’uI-tch clicI-_:II
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ins and It is.-. on
yard. .
49C mom a can-II: \clfI Irllplc
hos-eh. oiled!» I'I-I'IIIIIIIICIIIIIIII iI
Iltftrctt «one. ‘l‘Om to. town. IlaIIIIIIII
.IIIII 8:011)ch \iia; instead 01"., |'- pct \Ali'.
45: hr TAI‘lSHll IklihH‘LS t All’l i)
- the newestawcsntuit “ll‘ win
I l print: I IpnrioIt dinluI-aot
beIlIoIIIII. lltlis and Ira lhil lnl'ettt of It 3..
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59C who”. GAFPHIISMIIIIIIIIIIit-t.
ul cwiu be patteins‘. abusing the
4th: IIics Ind rolorin >. suitable tor Atl
IItartI ottb: house: luII'. an of air. per )litl.
lot “0'51”!" U11 CAN‘LI‘ hem
5C the an. with s Monsanto‘s II
Lithium I Allis m ride I out and
Oilen'tal Ievigts - \er dilhhorn \l‘tliln:
tarpon. Ilcsitahc toI parlor» dining-Ham .
units and units—instead of Si i.’ per yard.
iol HISI l’lll ilAMl. (loll) bill‘-
95; nits hold the “blunt. Wore “Ir
. nut Amsterdam Allin. elegant NI- -
“c IIHIIIII iatIt-I Iolot IItuI instead of at. (l
.(I \' aIIl.
tIIIl N AXM. MIPICAIH. not the
98c iII. lII st uiIUEhilm‘n the marina,
iIIaI-Ii Ihqrtivrdg and with MN I .
c "all: i‘IidcflEI 3 inc col or on. aim and \\ 'IIlI
at box low .It let to still Ithe .Imosi curling
.. plead III it. Iii Icr I'III
American Prairie Grass-Matting
RMDIAB?’ sum-h
IIIIIMiticI. 9m.- -
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nearing II. It ncI'I-ct ~4nR4!
able for all pun III' the hats «but ’9
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our colors: IIer Ind. .. . gm
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VIIII tdp‘lbt: Iota II. yII'IIiI
long. Iciucrdio III pill £5";
Noiti lam Lac: Curtainsl.
ii I. CllRTgApr Ir. lured iot‘cr pill 390
‘I\' t lilti AINI minted in peg.NIi(I4 c;
0 art" IhovIIIng II- "5"“ giltznplrie libel.
oi time goat's 3,95 l‘.' 27 50
itiI't-I iIOIti.
IElQor Coverings
inlaid Linoleum. ' l
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;ll.‘ riot: t'.lI.Il :..IiI-IIII suitable
98c
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6 5.00 1 15.00
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brunt II ilIII.Il d .-_ Ins and III II. cl: out tenu‘3
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loam I'III‘I‘III ~Cuslttmt rovm aild' ll
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rim hound wI ll .. '9: er, haili.‘ binding
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Kashmir Art Rugs!
Arc IIIIIIIII lii bowl on.» as and orchtslcfl
leI'.iI suitable luv InIlnrs, o‘lalng and but
IOOIIII' inch on I IIIIIvcl or stone In: and
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China Matting .
‘1. U din. tit» NI: lou- Whip! lLINlA .3: ’5:
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2’ fI 40 um IIIlll im
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Itslliy. a choice. ulnltoa 9‘,
taint Iupet sits (on. 0 .
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Warp. While his». IIlthdIiatIv (In- 8450
at” ”Mombasa; ouyard roit,,
“4. so mull“. area an: linen WIrv. and.
door, Io'tizod lIIIIIII rural psi-
tcrn. per 3nd. 266.: 40 ”rd IoIi
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$2.25 Rockers for $1.39!
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lcxulIIiI $1.7i 'Golden oil
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on. niNlM} AillAiISL high“
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é gT-ablc Linens, Bed Spreads Sheila
no other twee of It has yet. been found .
Cut down In the middle at Its use-
tui career. its toad hopes all blasted. f
its ambitions shattered. it has become .
:oue oi the sheares gathered into thchII E
name a rent Ilzc. M.
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reach the seat at e d sense star
is I blood or eli‘l‘I‘tI‘titutional Malian.
Ind in order to cure it you must take
internal remedies ilall' a Union I'I
Cure is taken internally, and acts M l
recently on the blood and mucous list-
t‘aceI. Hall's CatarrlI Cure II II II it.
quuclt medicine. it was proscribet
one at the best physicians, to thin-canny:
try for years and is a regular prescrip-
tlon. it is composed of the best, tOnIcI
lInoIIIII combined Willi the. best blood .
purifiers acting directly on the mueo-II
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two infiredients is what produces
'lsuch wonderful results In emiag Ca-
tarrh. Send for testimonials tree.
F. J, CHENEY At 00.. Props.
Toledo, 0.
Sold by‘drungista, price 750.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The following opportunity
fat-Saturday only. ' ‘ . .2
FarmhiiIdsI Fancy flour.
55cbag.
far pun: Leaf Lard. 25 bis. ‘
4 lbs. Fancy Large Prunes.
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will now
Painter and Paper finger-I
Pare White. had and line
mind by and till wear «twice
«along and cover double sure.
'ch u ”chine” rained Th4
been at. William; Show» and. at -
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
- Main street. we painted by no»
in malafisnaer ”mm eleven VIII-r.
cam, Itii . .1.
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It i paint it. My once, 6! South.
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‘painters' supplies at the
' Window Shades.
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25c.‘ .
long; with fixtures, Inc? .
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wad
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II complete line of wall I
eat prises. coniIiItent Initial
quality goods. . Iii-tight“
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White Curtain Poles withflfin’t
Solid Brass Rail Curtain Bods.
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the kind taint- I'Iin' ant ,
, sale and profitable o'i'iimulmi Iii .
tact to: protection at yéhr .
The Connecticut .
uncommonly“ of Hittitea
now in stock:
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