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will make you gain flesh. if
you are thin Scott‘s Emul-
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it is one of the greatest
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temporary gains but healthy.
solid flesh that will fill out
the body where it is needed.
There’ 3 nothing better than
Scott's Emulsion for weak
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We'll send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT & liOWNE ‘09 Pearl Street. New York-
John H. Seymour is in Buffalo
Y. for a few days.
Rev. H. S. Brown, of Barton. was a
visitor in town today. .
Mrs. Max Levy and
Levy returned today from their visit
Miss Bessie
to Riverheull. Long Island.
Mrs. .l. C. Holden. formerly of Sey-
mour. but now of Bristol. also Mrs.
Herbert Warren uml son, of New Cu.
noun are the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
J W. Davis.
Repairs are being made to the rails
of the trolley tracks on the bridge.
They hilll become so badly bent that
if was practically an impossibility to
get a car across the bridge.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Prescott have
returned. from a wedding trip to Cro-
. ton Falls where they visited Mr. Pres.
cott‘s brother. They are now stop-
ping with .loeeph Brown the father of
the. bride.
Mrs. William B, Richards and son
Horace, of St. .lohn street. will sail on
the American Liner Philadelphia for
Southampton on May 13th, to spend
the summer with relatives: ill l’chsance.
CornwalL England.
it is reported that an engagement
is soon to be announced which will
cause some surprise. Who it is.
those concerned are keeping'rather
dark. but the. announcement may be
expected in a few davs.
Miss Clara M. Ridor, of Lyrics Place
Norwalk. has been engaged as organ-
ist of the East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church for the year beginning
May 1st. Miss Rider is an accomplish-
fi“ ' ,
ill, in 7'13. .4,
Tile . v:
on Rowayton avenue 7 “rosy.
Alvah Tuthlii. of Rio ry Staff who
has been seriously ill, is able to be
out again.
The recently organised hook and
ladder company a a meeting last
night. at bull Kain street.
Thelo was ehthuei Ic gathering of
the thirty six members of the company.
and the organisation promises to be a
.most successful one.. Captain. Lewis
Raymond opened the meeting. and pro
sided until the election of officers was
made. The following were chosen:
Foreman Frank H. Fitch; first assist
um foreman .iohn DeWatlers; second
hssistant foreman. John Brundage; sec
rotary Oscar Scott; collector. David
Raymond; treasurer, Captain William
L Stevens; committee to luck tip new
truck and quarters. F. H. l‘ltch, J, S.
Raymond. Hiram Sherron and Captain
Raymond, During the evening there
were banjo selections and songs by Jay
Hart. and Assistant Chief Engineer Ed
win L, Stevens made an uddhess on the
work of the Rowayton Fire Depart-
ment.
next Monday night.
Charles W Bell who has been sup-
erintendent. of the Methodist Sunday
school for thirty eight years. was ten-
dered a genuine surprise party at his
home in Rowayton avenue, last night,
N. by the officers, teachers and adult
classes of» the .school.- instrumental
and vocal music was the feature of the
evening: Misses Grace Plunder and
iiillian Crockett rendered a piano duet;
W F‘. Ambler favored with a vocal solo
and Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Ambler render-
.ed a most pleasing duet, utter which
‘ there were remarks by Rev. A. L. Hub
hard and Assistant Superintendent
Harry S. llryan. Mr. Bell was the re-
cipient of I beautiful volume of the
Pen ie'e Bible Encyclopedia, presented
he ofllccrs teachers and friends.
.After the presentation games and re-
fresllmc‘nts were enjoyed until a late
hour after which the guests departed
for their various homes well pleased
with their eveiunrrs enjoyment Those
present were: Rev and Mrs. A.- b
Hubbard and children: Mr. and Mrs.
living Clark Mr» and Mrs. George Ste-
veils Mr. and Mrs Alfred Crockett.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills Mr. and Mrs.
James Stevens. Mr. 'den W. F.
Ambler. Mrs. J. Plunder Mrs. Eugene
Chairman. Mrs. Helen ram-dick Mrs
Mary Thames, Mrs. Kate Themes, Mrs.
E. Slater, Mrs, Edna Walker, Mrs. Hov-
clon Rowland. Misses Helen Burnham.
i’eari Stevens Kate Crockett. Ethel
Petty Emma Ferris Emily Rue. Emma
Chairman Lillian Crockett Mabel and
Bessie Llul‘k. Iota Stevens. Ruth
Thomes Nettie and Grace Plunder.
Vivian tevens. Messrs. George Sher-
ron, C. W. Bell. Harry Bryan. Harvey
Ackart and others.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Alfred Jeiiffe is visiting in Dar.
oil musician and many friends in the “any
town will extend congratulations.
The Epworth League of the East
nvenue.~lliethodlst Episcopal Church
will hold a set-lat tomorrow night at
the home of F. E Keeler in East aye.
llllc. “We will ‘be filth-elicits by the
M. C. A. Mandolin (‘luh and the
Sale factory quartrttc Westport. rend-i
irlg by Mrs. Kecier and violin solos
by a woll~know artist. Refreshments
i be served to the attendants.
be Officers’ Association of the East
Norleulka‘irc Department held a meet-
ing last night in the headquarters of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company.
it, was vot d to have a department
d'rill on Fri flay night May am when
some good work will he done by the
companies of the department. The
next meeting of the officers will be
held iii the new rooms of the East
Norwalk Fire Police at the owner oil
Van Zundt street am] Osborne avenue
Randall's block. on Monday night.
May; 18th. These rooms are being
handsomely decorated and i‘urnisbedp
and will make admirable quarters fol l
the Fire Polite.
. Fred Curr, rated 80. and Charles
Keene rated till played an interesting
pool match last evening at Hefner 8
store. it resulted in a victory for
Carr. The score was as follows:
Fred Carr. Chas. Keene.
: ~3‘ l2—L
,—-r' 23-—1
12—1 25
22' 30
“i 3.6—1 34-]
45—1 42l—2
~48~2 47—]
57 57
62 69
til—i 77
769—2 81
'80
Job Lockwood was referee and
Frank Fox Was scorer. The next
game will be tomorrow evening be.
tween Fred Brown. rated lotinnd Fred
iloveioy rated 86.
Cultivate the good opinions of those
with whom you come in daily contact.
The maltwbo is popular with his busi-
nefis mists: is a sure winner else-
1' r r r
iter and hopes are entertained
timote full recovgy.
Frank Freudenthal spent Sunday in
Westport.
Wallace Finclrwode to Bridgeport
on his bicycle Sunday: , .
Hmryo Street Was In South Nor~
\vnlkpu business yesterday.
The Reading Club will
“ lulius Ccusar.‘ " this week.
George S. liailoy'is contemplating ii
trip to western New York state.
Mrs. Robert A. McDonald was a vis-
itor in South Norwalk yesterday after-
“00“.
Miss Jennie Weed and Miss Evelyn
field will graduate from the Stamford
High School. June 19th 4
A meeting of the lung's Daughtersa
of the Darien Congregational Church
;.ill be held at the parsonage. this eVen-
iii, '.
A street light has been installed in
float of the harbor shun of J. P. Billin-
rrler and the restaurant of Bert Chal-
more.
A number of friends of Miss Elihu
l \
take
Siauson tendered her a surprise party”
last Friday evening. A very pleasant
’ time lr'sultcd
A large number of members of the
local (‘hristinn Endeavor Union will
attend the meeting to he held Thurs-
day iii the Methodist Church in. Stone
ford.
John H. Seller-k and James Webb.
who were dump as julylnen. were in
Bridgeport yesterday, at. the session of
the court They were not compelled to
serve. howeVer.
The deeds “of the transfer of. land
which gives William Hindley a large
tract; to the south of’the railroad silk
lion passed today and the sale of the.
land in building lots will soon com-
mcnce
Rev. H S. Brown preached to the
Darien firemen on Sunday event“.
The attendance was latte and: the
members of the Fire Company unjust
ed the discourse greatly. His‘ allbltlct
was ,_"The Sign of the (insert of the
South. " _
The regular meeting of the Darlen
selectnien was held yesterday after-
noon to the town hall. Routine w;
ters, such as the approval of bills.
the only business tro‘ ted. . .
lion was presented loafer at
election of a first selection. 1 it til.
Albert Wilson. son of Prlnc .
ion. of the Noroton school. ‘bseb
seriously ill. at his borne her.
:onvulsiony. It was feared In
.tlist he would not mw
yesterday belwtld
lliflf‘n WE ”It;
Another meeting will be held'
up.
r“
it" “our
' their all with consul-tied taxation fer
this
we of till
they have occupied lit in
tax the put year. until they expect to
be there most of the summer.
Friday overlies. April 10th. spro-
grooitlve oucbro was van by Mrs! .
M. Search in her: ow Y rlt home.
Amen s the many them:
gazillion». Mr. and
no. Mrs. Law:
others. The first with was won by
Mr. R second by Mrs. Pierce. third
by Mrs; rowne. fourth by Mr. Pierce.
After the distribution of prion ii boun-
tiflll collation was partaken, served
by Purssell and the friends separated
in the "wee ti ' hours‘fsfter a most
enjoyable ovenl fl-
itev. John Lee Brooks. of Columbia
. which
CO,
town hall here on the evening,“ Tues-
Texas.’ He will tell of the land of
be "'l‘chils. " the bed Man's paradise,
of old Texans famous scouts and in-
than fighters. their perils, hardships.
and life in the wilderness; be will dis-
cuss the character. language. war
whoops and tribal customs of the In.
dians and will draw aside the veil of
the future and show a glimpse of the
ultimate destiny of the lboflgirtor It.
Brooks as is well known, is a native
own experience. The affair will be
given under the auspices f the Ladies
Aid Society of the Dirt n Methodist
Church. it is anticipated that there
Rev. ll. S. Brown will speak on "What
Min We Expect of the Young Christian
People of Today." '
WESTPORT.
Aspetuck lodge K. of Pi will meet
tonight.
dward Boland has token up his
residence with relatives in Norwalk.
The public schools all renamed lies
stuns yesterday after the Buster holl-
days.
Joseph E. Guyer and family have
It taken up a residence here. Mr. (layer
is employed in the Lees Manufactur-
l ing Company as shipping clerk.
Vigilant Engine Company fair closed
last night and the final opportunity for
enjoying one of the brightest Irlld best
offerings of the kind ever given here
was not missed. There was an attrac
tire entertainment program as an ex-
tra inducement with dancing for the
grand finale,
it is settled that the woodhine Club,
of Bridgeport. will not lease Cockenos
island. The place was found to be un-
suitable mainly from the fact that
there was no water on the island and
also on account of the nationally of
having to circle it from the main land
f in order to make a landfill.
'1 here‘ it a lot of trouble 'biewlnx for
levesdropperh on the telephone lines
‘ here. Complaints are general and but
for the possible improvements with the
locating of a central oflce here, some
would have their phones removed
There are instances where alleged list-
‘oners are r fled to be Rooms and
threatsarc at!!! that complaints will
be made to headquarters.
There is considerable speculation
l here regarding the. outcome of the lens-
ing of beachrsectluns at Compo for
private bath hon es: and if the recom-
mendations oft a committee along
that line are adopted by the town the
; lot of Town Clerk Hyatt is not likely
' to be. a happy one as. it will be dis
cretionury with blm‘m «”23” all .and
who shall not have a 11 well
where t e locat albeit at be A
Solomon wit all hit wistful could not
combat such a‘ combination on will
arise. and that portion of the Commit.
toes program is not favorably cod
slurred. The beat solidion of first
problem is believed to be in the con-
struction of a large bathing pavillbn
one portion of which shall be fine the
other.in charge of ii. keeper. who will
lhc privileged to lease bathing salts
‘ and eases: a small amount for use of
l bath A “roiort” won't be a
l circumstance to the combination of un.
sightly both houses strung along the
shore. obscuring the view and disfigur-
ing the place. ,
T: urns permeate the air hero and a
. new malady akin to cold test In troub-
1 bag the property melt R has in. a
water tax tax for on menu tax
on bathing a tax “for ”in?!
(Girl: the old campddglibht ha‘ got!
consul. ing the maps of 185‘ ill the town
ole—er s office of Westport. rise I out:
srme spot on it. where he nettle
l and‘ get out of these new fauféd no
tiuns ’bout city disagrees for towns.
Toxin"? Burn It an' new we‘ ve lot to
set in line with a little 09.”! .hlnnd
at ('ompo. That’s anutbéi‘ sin and a
shame Can't tell are the shore should
be decorated with abolitio- in which
fat old women an skinny old men got
tagged out to Ihoclf the community.
Don‘t i know that the ilggering them
town chaps is on now means money
planer-ts. circus lemonade an' air bub
hiss. Certain! and now they dyfiglcalate
to call a cerium us for
. that" Then he took a prodigious chew
armorial bog". looked severe at
Selectmen use-r Smith, who had been
admiring a rough band plan of a too
and telling about
went out illto the street.
can December low
cut for “mictb
.. ”see article
no liar. 1
Km it: ‘
er. Roth and ~
university. is to deliver a lecture in the .
day. April 28. at 8 o'.olock The sub- ‘
ject will be “lndtan Times and Wars iii -
Texan, and what he says is from his ,
will he a large attendance from South 2
Norwalk and the surrounding towns. -
was open Sunday.
3:;-:a in" ref “in that fire“?
tyour
.n it“.
wonderful things.
Wit inn m is. sue
them en'u 1y mirto beseen.
one .. ~With” tel-leafy t
NEW CANAAN'S LATEST OPAOM.l
'M’
Sunday Question Agitated tilH It‘ll- Reputeu Plan for the Third and Fourth
dents of That Vllllgl‘. .
A specis‘l— meeting of the boar d of
Warden and Harnesses of New Cir-3
naan was held Saturday evening. to
take action regardingtstores that keep
open on Sundae After the meeting
the Board visi ed the lilto'res of it .i
Afllcunndrinl, St (Shift it it: Partition-
mo. Charles Cill 'S. Wood. F. L.
Simon. George smith and F. A. Dick-
arms and notified them that they
must do no business on Sunday. At
the latter: place the proprietor was in:
formed that he would he allowed to
keep open until it! a. or. or thereabouts
to dispose of the Sunday papers. Mr.
smith was untitled to the same effect
The remaining dealers were told ~to
close all day. . .~
The Sunday-closing ball was start-
":d rolllna upon the complaint of l-‘. l.
Simon; S. 1‘. Wood and Charles Gill.
claiming that» if the tores mentioned
dill business on Sum iiy they would
throw their doors open to the. public
and upon this romplaiut the Board
ook action.
When Mr. Dichelman wa- notified
he stated that be always acted reason-
ably in regard to the.closlug of his
store on Sundays. and did not keep
it open any longer than it was neces-
sary to fill his orders His store was
open until 12 Sunday which is his
usual closing time on Sundays
Smith carried on his news business
also in the morning. The remaining
business places notifier! were closed.
L. J. Allessandrini is piqued about
the affair. The'entrance to his store
it being the only
way to get to his liying apartments.
He did not sell anything. but says he
loos not intend to stand idly by and
comply with the be hoopd a order
it p. is not out lollies. He
claims that th boar art no’ right
to tell one man to chine and another
man that he may been open until a
certain time of day, and still further
out to molest one or two other busi
ness places that remain open during
the entire day. He has taken counsel
upon the matter.
Every two‘ or three years this mill:
or comes up before the public sudden
ly and is dropped about. as quickly. it
causes no end of bubbubfl
it is claimed that it is now a case
'lf spite on the part of one or two
dealers against several others.
Mr. Allessandrlni eluted yesterday
morning that be will make complaint
1gainat all who violate the Sunday-
'zlosing law here next week. He said
rthat'ho complied with the law only
to see others violate it.
STOP THAT COLD ' ' y ,
:r it may result in Pneumonia. 3n-
titan Balm is breakmp Colds wbgn-
iver tried almost out except!
0 26 60c and $100 bottles. The Oilf-
ord. Baxtar' e or Finland’s.
SUGAR ADVANOID AGAIN.
NEW YORK April :l—Ali grades of
either! sugar were advanced the cents
a hundred world: today.
‘arrA'
14.va
other soaps.
‘Wooleiis and bases as
3’31
flas velvet
as show, without weak
gtd‘g pr Shrinking“
. fibre Less labor. .snce
more in filter; Such
hair is turning grey or slid? ‘ ,
starving. There isn’t life enough in the roots The
remedy is simple: Feed your hair. Feed it with
Ayel' 5 Hair Vig
it will not tlii‘ tmpbsstble thlhgs, but it often does.
it always restores color, stops falling. cal-es dan-
druff; and prevents splitting at the ends.
Fillmore l umlA
bayl no gym
.ilfl‘ti
Or. .
. limb; .
er’s Hair Vigor. Now
MI who'll eye but dip-v
REGlMENTS TO CONSOLIDATE.
a”.
Mflntry.
Military men are discussing the prob
ability of the con idatlon of the
Third and Fourth R glments, C. N. G
49mph who are in touch With the
mutter more closely: maintain that
Objection of distance Ml not (built
Company 1. of the Fourth regiment, is
located in wmmu which is siirty
miles from Bridgeport) arid New Lon
drift; is onlv nine miles farther from that
of
A consolidation that would wipe out
use identity of the old Third wduid be
vigorously opposed by military men in
the eastern end of the state btit if the
Third run be increased to the flill
strength of a regiment by the addition
to it of the Fourth that would be a less
objectionable movement. as it would
tend to keep the regiment from losing
\its existence through disintegration
,.,._.._..........'__..r
SAVED A IOV'O LIFE.
Mrs, Captain H, Hubbard. of Mil
ford. Deli, says: "Brasllinn Balm silv-
ed my buy' 3 life. He began list. like
the one we lust with noun a me
turn a few doses He quickly dropped
to sleep slid was all right in the nor ‘
hing." For sale by R. H. Plalsted. l‘.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phat:
macy.
Clear do baylikhtl
To have a lasting V'ahllli
Flavor it must be made
without alcohol .
.1
CATARIH CANNOT I! CURID
with local applications as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Cam: it
is a blood or constitutional disease.
and in order to cure it y0u must tall
internal remedies. Hall'l Gator
Cure iii taken internally, and acts "ill
recently on the blood and mucous lift-
faces. Hall's Catarrh Care is not! it
quack medicine. it was pro scribed by
one of the best physicians in thiii coliti-
try for years and is a regal unrip-
tion. It is composed of the bias tbnlca
known combined with the heat blood
purifiers acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. "mill perfect combination of
the two introdlents is what practices
such wonderful results in curing (in-
tarrh. Shad for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & (30.. Plans"
Toledo, 0.
Sold by drugglsta price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Still flout it it'll
hill” iliys by
w .
l. I i ll‘ ..
HERB .
The following opportunity
for Saturday only.
Fairthilds Farley Flour;
5 5c bag.
In mire Leaf Lani. 25 cts.
4 lbs. Fancy large Prunes.
25 cts.
A. bull
also NORWALK.
e
24 COTTAGE AVE.
,J‘uNt'Us BROWN ,
Painter and Piper Ranger
Pure Wbtto Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will weir twice
I: long and cdventloulilo lur-
MD a! mhcbibm’mim.‘ Tun
house of William Steven- and'uf »
Stephen Wilcox. mica lentil
Main street; ”resume by me
in this manner our eleven years
ago. Therm Itllfgoo‘dm
Your house will stood a well
1:. l paint it. My office; 8! South
Main street. My residence. ll
Elm Grove-tutti w: 'e‘. 3:0
,
is It Penile? ‘
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Will ! tut
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Meet every requirement of a
Perfect Flavoring and
mahsoluigb' .
PM! I’ll! MOIIL
Quad. Dluctorls. Ecosonicllt.
They do not bake out. Try them
and be convinced.
only for. a lift
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The Connecticut General limit
Harri Connor of Hartfordw
f FRID H. Fill-D “NIMMA
film
in the best style A first
trusted to our care, and
cflnwientlous workman only aim.“
Moved.
wt asanv IN stock
~ a complete line of wall panorlfibfl
.painters’ supplies at tho miw
but prices, consistent. with but
quality goods.
ly given.
TO ORDER. ‘
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
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Pointers' Suppllg.
Artists‘ Material.
snout.
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Cloth Window Shades.“
250.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Bods-T
long, with fixtures. 100. i.
on Cloth Blndibl. 10c p91,-
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White Curtain Poles with l‘lxtur
10c. ' -- ‘3‘
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rim—us convenience by’ hem; able
(the light without the use of a
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