one. exert e .... so... ”MW f tlonn of the Stomach which filo- dnos Gout pawnt%wdhmb if marina. Dr. David Kennedy’ a New Medicine ll 91de gull man, glvaI health We: I33 I am blllouo colic Ild oonIleatloI. Dr lint Kennedy Inld of It. “(384nm Solvent iI thooutrtmlo of my long exportenosIIIPhyIIcIIn and Burgoon Ind I mhsIder it the (rental Munich” life." Write to the CIrI-cura Company. Kennedy ltow, Readout. N. Y. .. for I free utopia bottII. Largo bottiel ll. 00. All dnrggIItI. Honolulu: Only one Dr. David Kennedy“ lived In Readout; City of Klnmn. N. Y. .. and hours you get his mum W‘W mediolaqGIIaoIrIIolveul. Liver odd“ cod. W EAST Nlllillirllli Horace Saunders is placing his boat ‘ ”haklr" In commission. David Nash has entered the employ of Bout BullderJosenhFowM. W. R. (lilber , the cobbler. is on the sick list. He , s not feeling very well yesterday. 7' The barge Luke Tryon arrived to- ; day wltlr a largo of anthrdt‘lte coal for ltnyrnondIBrothcrs .. A regular meeting of the loiiicers of the East Norwalk Fire Department will be held Monday evening Work Is progressing on fhe'repulrs to the sloop Antelope whidh is hauled out at Fowler's boat yard. Mr. and' Mrs.‘ Charled‘S." Bell, Moulrt Clair. N ..l of Mrs isnbella A. Bell 48 ane. 'I‘ ire weekly rehearsal of the choir of St. l’arrl‘ s Mission was held .last even- Ing at the home of Mrs. Tale in Rowan street. Rev. James Robinson and wife, who have been visiting friends here, have left for their future home in East Hampton, I). i. Miss Minnie Bell, who is engaged ill teacrrlng school ill Mont Clair. N, .l.,ls spending the Easter vacation at her home In Cove avenue. Morris Hutchman led the meeting of the Junior Baud, last. evening, at the East Avenue Methodist Church. The attendance was large and the meeting was an enthusiastic one. Hubert F, Pierce. who has been con- ducting the Bridge Pharmacy during the recent illness of Draggist '1‘. ll. Crlfillr. will leave for Boston Monday to resume his duties there Considerable Interest is developing in the bieyt- to race which is to be held soon between Bennie Cello and Charles Keene and possible another. for $5 a side. Then-tree will be to Bridgeport from Hearst‘s store. Lieutenant William E, Smith, of this place, was one .of the invited guests to the reception given by General Adria It. Dundee and wife, at the headquar- ters of the Department of the East lovernor's Island, on Thursday even- ing last. A meeting of the Riverside Club was held last evening at its quarters. The attendance was large and seven new names were proposed for membership acted upon and initiated. The total membership is now fif'tyv‘one. The club is planning to buy-ado only of new furniture at an early There was a story about the bridge this morning that melender John Cole had a tight yesterday afternoon with "Mell" Odell. it was said that he had ordered Odell off the bridge and that words had folio d. He had struck Odell twtflnfll times. after which Odell woke nomad flee d him. Mr Cole was asked about it the smorn ing. He indignantly denied it. This pool tournament held last night at Hofner' a store. was between Jay Pet- ty. rated 65. and Edward Bryant rated of 0V8 ave- 100 The. match was we IIv Bryant The “ore-nif‘oilow: I [*1 ' . Petty w . i ’ Bryant. 6 . a . 9 ‘ '8-‘——2 ,7 " .. , 3‘ 19—4 x—2 . . r 32 11 ‘ I . II 16 ’ 55 f7 .68 ill 82 23 92 29~2 98—1 100 William Wicke acted a; referee and Fred Brown as scorer. The next game will be Monday uliriit between Fred Carr rated 80 and Charles Keene rated 90,-. . . have be a guests . Will home in c I o titration” its flavor; fire ”0% N If the day In New Y0Dr Charles liacllloy wired for Eur- ope today with a party of New York friends. The government mud digger finished its work In this harbor today and will issue tomorrow for Albany. in readiness to roll the stone which III or peeled to arrive next week. Nathan Brake and family, of New Jersey, have moved In Mrs. Harvey Ackttrt's house In St John street. Mrs Charles lluckley and daughter Miss Mary. are In New York where his trip to Europe. A rehearsal of “The District School of Blueberry Corners“ will be held In Sons ofc'l‘emperulrce IIIIII, tonight, All are requested to be present liowaytou Methodist Episcopal Church—~Preaohlng art 10: 30 a. m.. by tlnle pastor Sunday school at 1:30 p. .Epwortlr League at 6: 30 p. nl.; preaching at 7: 30 Tuesday evening, class meeting. prayer meeting. boys' meeting. Services as follows It Rowayton Bop- 2 list Churczh lo: 46 a m. preaching by t pastor on topic 'The Gospel According to John”; 7 p. to. subject or sermon. “Synonyms"; Sunday school; 12 m.: JuniorC. E.. «I p m.; Bentor'Cl E.. ':ti 80 p. m., led by Miss NellteO on. Bunc- ial music at evening service. Tuesday evening at 7: 45 cottage meeting at the home of Captain Theron Lockwt‘lod: Wednesday at 2 p m., Lsdles' Aid meets at home of Mrs B. A. Grlflln; Thursday evening at 7: 46. purine and testimony meeting DARIEN AND NOROTON. Selectman Gregory“ s health Is much improved Mrs Harrv Hindley Is recovering from an attack of the grip. . A baby was born In the family of William Hamilton early in the week. ‘ Mrs. M. M. Scovllle is expected soon at her summer home in Brookslde avenue. Charles A. Bates has sold 300 loads around for building purposes at Collender's Point. Rev. John Lee Brooks will lecture on ”I‘he lndlans' attire Town Hall. some time during this month. Miss Vtr nla Willmott expects to visit her c usln. Mrs. Robert Wilson: of New York. in the near'i'uture. William H. Langdon has inherited a line 60~acre farm ill lndlana. from his mother's cousin. the late Henry Tut- l e. James H Raymond was busy Tues» day. superintendlng a force of men with teams cleaning up the gutters on the 'l‘elford pavement In Main street. The Stokes place in Noroton will not be ready for occupancy before II‘aII. John D. Crlmmlns'splaceJi‘Io wood on the Sound. will be opened May 1 and the Mulgrew pipce will be opened about the same time Miss Nellie Goodeve‘s many friends ill Darien will be pleased to learn that she is expected here for a visit next week with her aunt Mrs. Herbert S. Foote Miss Dorothy Foo's little play- mates will be glad she will return uirh Miss Goodeve. after a long visit In Brooklyn. Several carpenters and pointers are working on John D Crlmmlns’s place in Norotop. They III-é Stamford men. and belong to the union. They are doing the work in accordance with 111‘ dividual arrangements made with Mr (‘rimmins. and which are Ill accord- once it is said with the general de- mantis of the unions WESTON. . Mrs. M B. Hill is the guest of friends in Bridgeport P. M Perry Ind family moved to Nor walk this week. Miss Elizabeth Gordon Is spending at week in Esston, Miss Florence Nash who was ill last week. is improved. J M Beers has been ill and is attend ed bv Dr. Frank Gorham. Miss Ella l-‘anton ls spending a few days with Mrs. V, Godfrey. The Upper Parish School will re- open on Monday after a week’s vaca tlon. ‘ The Matinee Whlst Club was enter- tained by Mrs James A, Smith on Thursday. It Mrs. D. L. Hewitt has returned to Stonlngton after a week's visit with Milo Louise Coley. Mrs, Ebenezer Coley and Mrs C. E Coley owaorwalk, have been guest- of Mrs. A. 0 Bradley. Mrs. William Bennett has returned to Bedding. after a visit with her Ino- ther, Mrs. Lyman Beers. Mrs, A. E. Turney, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fitch, Mrs. D. L. Coley and Miss Lenin Coley attended the Sberwoodfloldtng wedding to Norwalk on Thursday. STOP THAT GOLD . or It may result In Pneumonia.» Brat Ilium Balm ls blocking up Colds-whet» Friday evening, After there is, nourishment for botherin- WW «will ever tried, almost without ex 10 86 50c mil $1.00 bowel. Theft ford. Bubsr’I or Platsted'I. III It“ The town roud roller Is in this place they went to see Dr. liackley off on Thursday evening. "‘ ‘for him to begin weeding and cultivat- «Vim ‘, ’ Elfin, the heart and folrlsch starvcs tIr ’écause it can not .. . corrects every disorder pf the. ‘i‘QlIlfiCh taint cxcopmbosmarising from l d mended @er0 I30 , conditidn of the s mafib'. you cut tastesgood, and every bit i . W hen the breath rs bad the aromas It I,‘ ll out of order. 1 terror to the nervous system and weakens crery ~ tissue and muscle of the body. to keep up the health and strength. ‘ 'thch It Is unable to do foritscif own when but slightlydisordcrcd 1} or overloaded, relaxing the ncrrous tension. while the indented 'musoles of that organ are allowed to rest and heal , .I purifies and sweetena tire sto rac‘n. When Iou take Kodol everything tainsis digested, assimilated and appropriated by the blood and tissues Kodoi Digests WI You Eat—Makes the Stomach Sweet. BottlII only. Regular Site. holding 2% time": much u the trial size which Iella for 50 coins. lump-M only II "II laboratory of 3.0. W" A 60.. CHICAGO. [i if. or .. I . “to; ml” at; , j with will. its“ Ht‘ . J‘- a ":1. A -t ,.:»I . . “I r , . we I'm, .. assumes II from the healthy c broth Is an index '5' ill" ' Ira-r stomach“: Adisordered stomatb strikes lt weakens the damages the kidne s. Adisordered e blood and wra cos the system digest lllfl assimilate suflit' lent food it is no ”rec m... rdércd Koriol does for the storrrItlt that Kodol cleanses. of the nrrtrirrrent that your food con» I "i have qufered wit more IrtIchof IIan I WZ‘WI Nahum It to! MY. he our will. hId no rethrn‘IttIok!’ I read of KMMIMII Cure I lI IodI mull!!! x: my “:3. bail". and for hurt‘hum. and have had me}: “For I grant InIn cold sub in the nl Iht with most with no faith. Ilui to Icy thlf Dun KIlIo. NIrIdII'n. Wis. tried III the imown "triadic: without 0 all: say "all" Kodol wn "commended to milk I at Inyf gm“ mm ow III-Idle dimmers." 1 years i hm humbled with Dyspopitn l have mics: WIIIm it“ it’ll ring train indi- it to sit aileron froinb nmet: or E. A.‘ Diem. thlIl'IllI. N. Y some; walk from his stoop to the road. Masons are at work making repairs on the Charles Henncuberg property. Miss Eliza Clave. of New York is a boarder :II the home of the Misses Bradley The Saugstuck Whlst Club met ll Smith. Miss Lilla Corey of Bridgeport. has been spending the Easter holidayI here with her parents A nephew of- Georgo Gerham «breaktlm in "as motorman“ on BrtdgeporILWestport line Mrs Kennetih been critici’lly ill reported to be well out 'of danger andi ion the load to recover it Thomas Glynn llss‘. en. carting avel from the Mrs. Jere ili O’Ctm n r bank Greens Farms. for trite on the trolley‘ rondbed reppfre. “ r Henry lrynxweller ltd- ”WWW“; ream atlng a business Inga for-v 8ti wakeman. of Compo II II resplendent’ is~ the no“ In gay colors and good In new William H Petrle proposes to boom his pavilion on the Bradley property It' Compo this summer There. is to be? dancing there two nights each week.1 James Dunne is the first of the shore: contingent to open rrp his summer» home. All of the family is. not“ yet there. but the house is open for the. SERBOH. I Fred Prltehard, who quite recently moved from Foirfleld Into the Adams house on Main street. is about to occrrpy another house further north on ‘ the same thoroughfare Joseph Adams takes the prise furl being the first farmer heréahout (9% zet his onions above ground. With I few days' supriue It will be In order for. ‘ I Next week miss Carrie Bradley wlu visit Bridgepor Indedroblee e um river of new b I for the library. She has been deterred horn doing so through the lllmofrber-Ifste‘r. who Id now well on alarm toward recovery . Close observers declare the then! mometer to have been almost station— ary It It hammering the sale of this week but at Taylor's hot houses as much can] has been consumed.” last month When the night average was 30 degm‘es. Thundoy night I number of friends of Mr II rs.flafr14flrk.wbo have inst rel. from their wedding trip. set-entered them at their home, Greasy; it was a Meaning parts!“ as the groom contrived to confirm' in! idiom; a getter-oust read wagers awaited the arrival of Illa Baby Comes Farm held continual hard to «it sorta: While the union outset “are to yet I tacit understand- 3 most of the opener-no ethane as per month. with ‘ . moonroforadpy'pwdfh ' fisherman; time“ Morin lirettlnc Is mailing a gravel . Thursday night at the residence of A. j TWO COUNLERFIEITERS CAP. T SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.—-Unit~’ 50d States Secret Baron. and his dep~ ,utles have. lost effected the capture .of two much- wanted counterfelters T seizing their plant including dies and 1 quantity of spurious five dollar piec- es and silver dollars In a house In I South San Francisco. A complete confession was assured from the two I men who were caught and the secret 1 service men are on the trail of a third who Is known to be In hiding In the city. All three of the counterfeiters are Greeks: The men captured are amass TO ultimo EIGHT Molina. lDUISVfLLE Colorado. April 18— At I mass meeting attended by nearly every hither employed In the northern coal fields of Colorado It has a de- cided to notify all the compant that on and after May 1. and eight hour day Is demanded for every than work- ing in and around the mines It In re ported here that several. companies have Indicated their willingness to grant the demands and it Is thought others will outcklv fall into line George Rose, one of the proprietors of a barber shop, aged twenty- five years. ke'IrIle who has and James Taurus. II southern PIcI- rDennlIon Ohio? was confined to his or pneumonia is tic Railway employee aged twenty bed for several Weeks. with inflamma- ' tory rheumatism "i used many more . eight The man whom the govern- ment officials are still in pursuit of II Chris PatrII the leader of the gels. He is known bv half a dozen allow and has I record as It counterfeit". The capture of the men was made pott- EItble primarily through their thtflx dies made at a machine stroll. the em ployeeI of which Ireoall‘ng tqutriouI and communicated with the govern ment officers. n--~—~~—~ GASIQR EA ,. For Infants and “inseam = L ‘ island. Kai A i8—.— be British beluga» Vttgtoriofi which has been ordered to sail for 3:93am in the m'iBi‘Ikw fidurlni the night for Volu G The naval review. and other ceremonies-pl for today in honor of the visit off Edward to Malta were. counterparts: owing to the bad weather prevailing WI AFTER LA dalPPl—Wt-M‘rf Usually 'I but and feeling of weapon often leading to our: result; Inner the burner tI III- posed to have mind we denser point. Boleyn Honey “Wt storm to cure thongs “oopfl"m In . It NWT? Mum stop I cough If taken‘Jn time. Take subltltutes. . aim - . . wILI. vrsIr new~vo LIVERPOOL. April irufiggharla :' BIverI WilIon pre‘IIIie'nt of a“. "Grand Trunk Railroad of Int! Lady , Wilson Ire IcnI‘tiuled not] for New, ' Your litany on tile ”cram Line steam or Catalonia. . » w—u—‘A—nl A GNI:T BINMTION. villus” In“ '11:! ‘”W.“ xvi?” who on «posted to die, halt hi life fig:- . > "lg; 'the Illinois Steel Company has secur- ’ ed a site for Its propode’d 33. 000.000 IIInI aeti- .‘ sold It rlIrIteoIIIor-si‘ iNFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM CURED William Shaffer. a brakeman of dies“ he says “Finally I sent to McCaws drug store for a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. at which time i was unable louse hand or foot and in one week a time was able to to work as happy as a clam “ Balm a trial. the pain For sale by Stillson Powell Corporation F. H. Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy. SITE FOR $3,000,000 CEMENT PLANT. ’ CHICAGO. April lit—In the purch- ‘ use of thirty-three acres of land at In- dian Harbor. Lake-scorinry. Indiana. Portland cement manufacturing plant. The works will be known as the Buf- dngton PII .aad‘ will have It daily capacity of our thousand bdrreis. .. MAKE! A “JAN GWEEP. There's no lie doing I. thing thoroughly. 0 ill the best. It; In! Burns. Sores Bl‘u runes, a! and cures Bolts U1. cars In Eruptions; lee. it’s 03me 2 Juli mommm give IItlI- . attic F Banter: ~ . 'I‘ 25 CHI 5‘; . troubled with rheumatism give Pain ~ Ono'applicat-lon relieves .. e) Solves you‘ or . or.’ board of Bficklen' s Avalon hire is” .fofitbollgbtwlthoutquIeofI' , ' M. ”lettered“ lifting til CATARIH CANNOT BE CUMD ‘reach the Ieat of the disease earn-.lr lo a bi or oouotltutlonal dinep II. and tom at“ to cure it you must tide internal remedies. Hull' s Catnrlh recently on the blood and mucous our ouIclt: dtclno. It was proIcrlbed by one of. the best physicians in this coun try for years and II a regular prescnp tion. It Is compoled of the best Ionics known combined with the beat blood purifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces. Tito perfect combination of the two ingredients Is what produces stroll wonderful results In corrupt» tart-b. Semi for testimonials feet II‘. .i CHENEY ft 00.. rops., Toledo 0. Sold by druggllrts price 76c. Hall s Family Pills are the best, Spill Start of loll noon to tart fer Saturday only. Famfnlds Fancy Flour. . 55c bag. [keepsake/“1:“! 25 d3. 4. lbs. Fancy Large Prunes. ‘ ti". u COBTAGE AVE: .. . r. . ans: nonALlr ”Nit; ‘ JUNIUS allows Painter and Paper Hunger Pure White Lead and Bill! mixed by hand will wear ma II ions Ind cover double Illn- face In use on. mind. free 33:; of at} 33K” and It: an icon roa- Sou . ”streets were pollinator Ml Insults moor. over. elem rare: In “comet-Ilium. Your from Ivllf ItInIl- II int M. II! NIMOBcO. 3‘. . as. A. ‘ ’ mums given to wit . _ with local applications. as they cannot 2 WI BARRY IN Brock. r : Ours III fallen internally and aim: lll- ‘ tIceI. rHIll'I. Carol-r1: Cure 1. not I» 100. 25c. long with fixtures file, The folIonmg opporfumty. South Nam“: ,_ ifilftliilt‘itf Human“ . First—III conveniences; bottle IlrlI ‘- Samar-Tits tenants; mot satire of trupted to our oIn‘ contributions warlords!M out; I played. a complete line of wall m ,7 .~ . minions supplieI It:- the mi , est prices consistent withitflt quality poodI arm 0 ly IlveIl. 3' T0 count I’ Window Shades. Picture Frauen. Painters‘ Supplies. ArtlItI' MaterlIlI, ' ‘ “it ”new... I II- , 'F't‘. .‘ I t .. 1 ‘ ‘I Whiter Curtain- PoroI. with Murmur .7“. r a. lit . a, W I . 7r M 1 .I ”It v.’ Cloth Window Shaduuwltll t, Solid Bran Half Cumin ”68’ Oil Cloth Binding. we be; ) . summer PAPINI bottom l' straws ' Telephone I -
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