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lit
‘ u will matimq
on!
our frioadI
ghbotI than willow! you how
. nIand IcheI
: In .
citigea Ian:
Mn. .1 iii. Willis micelles 40
Cheltnutqrreet walk, says:
“i know i had kl lw‘f
attacks of severe back
ed me. Afraid that lining
might grow worse. 1 deter
Dow's Kidney Pills. They.
I often selI
tell they
.to If!
are well
spoken of by both citiuha and newa~
papers. so I procured a box at Plats-
t’cd s pharmacy and took them as di
rected i found them In excellent rem-
edy. They cared me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Mllliurn Co.. Buf-
falo, N. Y., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the
take no other.
name~—Donn'I——and
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EdSiNililWALii
Morris Hatchman has the grip.
Charles Ainsworth ls improving in
health.
J. H. Seymour is visiting iriends in
Buffalo. New York.
Miss Ethel Stall. bf East avenue. is
visiting in Danbury.
Samuel German is making repairs at
his home in Betts Place. .
The meeting of the Junior Band will
be led by Frank Ferguson. . . .
Henry Selleck is having his houses
in Seuview avenue repainted.
Mrs. J. C. Holden. of Bristol, is via—
iting Rev. and Mrs. J. "W. Davis
Two barges of coal have arrived for
the (cal yards of J. Wallace Marvin.
Mrs. James Welch. of Saugatuck. has
been visiting friends in Rowan street
The. Little Hustlers will pig the 0.
N. C.’s, on Groeschner's lot turday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Birch. of
Bridgeport; have been visiting friends
here.
Captain Verity of the steamer Ad is
r V.. towed a barge to Westport .t is
morning.
Professor William Collins of Sauga-
tuck has returned there after a visit
with friends here” . ‘
Mrs. ltla Davenport of Bennlngton.
Vt.. Is the guest f her mother Mrs.
ids James, Boned ct street.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E.
Cave. of East Norwalk. will be pleased
to learn. of the birth of a son to them
today.
James Hanford. the letter carrier is
making a garden today. and Julius
' Mains is substituting for. him on the
route.
Miss Clara Rider, of Norwalk. will
commence her duties as organist in
the East Avenue Methodist Church on
May 3rd. _
A number of residents ofEast Nor-
walk attended the dance of the Hebrew
Social Club, held in Raymond's Hall,
‘last evening.
The regular weekly pray r outings
will be held in the Advert hristian
and East Avenue Methodist Churches
this evening.
Spartan St. John. while at work in
the hard of his home in Van ' Zandt
street, fell and cut his head on a tin
can. Dr. F. B. Baker closed the wound
Arthur White, of" Broad River
caught his arm in the belts at the Le-
Cotmt machine shop. Tuesday morning
and wrencbed it quite badly. He was
obliged to return home.
‘ John‘P. McFarland, a‘former resident
here. but now in the United states
navy was en a visit here today. He says
that he has been *in every country in
the World except Russia and India.
The funeral of Walter Irving Jones
was held yesterday after ,at 3: 20.
from the home of E. E. rham, in
Cove street. Rev. E. Cunningham offl-
ciated; The interment was in East
Norwalk Cemetery.
Mrs. E. H. Patterson, of Winfield
effect. an a narrow escape from be-
in severely burned yesterday morn~
She had been burning some rub-
biIh near her home. and her dress
nought lire. Frederick Hanford who
was nearby threw a pail .of mater up-
on the blazing garments. The burns
wet-I not of a serious nature.
ry Gorbam. who was thrown
pom wagon undeii
bridge in South Norwalk yesterday
morning' to able to be about and ate
tend 3.10 his duties at Gorbam's paint
store. He is rather sore but no other
cries are known to have resulted. He
(1 this morning that he believed that
.he had a very narrow escape from
: } death.
, The game in the pool tournament at
" Hafner’ I store, last evening. was an in.
CAL-CU IA SOLVENT.
u—u—J ‘ ‘
residue or annual asset“.
' . is “fill! can-r saw BLOOD
Pollilgil‘. g- .
viii" ltennId 'aNaw and Latest
wafiolv’e Dr. ennedy‘ s new
0? “question ly the Crown-
Spring Medicines.“ purl-
batih. the
of urinary "Rims. the not»
III. the roItloIIneII that come
' kidney "II can be relieved and
cured. Read what one '9th Norwalk
omblalnt for
. of the painters.
.East Norwalk school. Monday.
‘mer term. with increased attendance.
Monroe street
0th 1;wa
27 38
81 36
39-] 45
4! 5H
{7—4-1 82—4
ii? 72
F2 ’32
M 84—]
63—4 88-—-l
88 98
100
William Wicks acted as referee and
Fred Curr as scorer. The next game. to- '
marrow evening. will be between Frank!
Fox rated 90. and Fred Carr. rated 80.
ROWAYTON.
Lucille Brenda, of the West Side,
was unable to attend school yesterday.
owing to a Illght illness.
Earl Vosburg. of Roton Point ave-
nue. has returned to his school dutieI.i
after quite a severe illness.
Mrs. C. Ii. Golder is having a hedge
placed around her residence on Rowsy ‘
ton avenue. thereby adding greatly to.
the appearance of the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt of Glen-i “0
brook. expect shortly to move to Row-
ayton. and will occupy the house own-
ed by Mrs. Craw. Craw avenue.
The improvements to the Barclay
residence are progressing steadily, and
mi tint Ibed it will make one of the
ti eat residences along the shore.’
pr’l‘he mock trial. which was so favor-
ably received here some Weeks ago
will be repeated Monday night at Gui-
tiers Hall. The some excellent cast
wil‘ participate in the affair. and its
success appears assured.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Eith- Bowen was a visitor in
Stamford. yesterday.
J M. laytdn, of South Norwalk was‘
a visitor in town yesterday on busi-
ness. ..
Rev. Mr.’ crows. pastor of the Con-
gergational Church. will preach Sun-
day on “Allen’ I Reign of Law. "
James Burchard was in South Nor-
walk yesterday on business. He pur~
chased a large quantity of antique for
Milne while tlt ere.
The donation of new books to the
Darien Library was at the hands of a
Noroton lady. who does not wish her
name made public.
Edward Falrultiid has been doing
some Work in clohning out the gutters
in Mansfield avenue. This is a much
needed improvement
A Darion resident who is somewhat
of a wit said yesterday: “Winter lin-
gers in the lap of spring. 1 wish that
spring would wear divided skirts.”.-.
Work is nearly completed on the ad-
rlltlon to the house of Albert II. 8co-
field. The interior work has been flu-
ished and the place is now in the hands
it Is‘ a great Improve-
ment to the structure.
Mrs. Charles Tudor Stout. formerlyi
Miss Genevieve llecker. the cham-
pion woman golfer of America. will
defend her title September 28 to Go
foiled 3. at the Chicago Golh Club.
Mrs. Stout was a former resident of
Barton and a member of the Wee Burn
Golf Club.
George H. Tiliey is making improve-
meals on the sidewalk in front of MI
handsome place He has laid nag-
stones the full width of the walk and
is doing some grading also The fol-
iage is getting green about the place.
and it is taking on a very handsome an ~
pearance. The four swans which live
in the pond at the side of the house
attract much attention.
n..—
WESTPORT.
Mrs. A. .l. Wakemau is a victim of
mince
Miss Bessie Birge began teaching in
Schools opened Monday for the aunt-
Miss Annie Bennett. of Plalnileld.
N. J., has been visiting her parents at
the home on Compo street.
Miss Clara Wilkerson has returned to
her home in Greens Farms from a vis-
it with relatives in Bridgeport.
Miss Vernle Elwood. who is engaged
in studies in Brooklyn. N. Y., has ra-
turned there from a visit with her pars
eat: at the Farms. ,
There's another bright star for the
Westpcrt married men’ I buebail team.
Fwd Sweet. What a base runner he
ought to be. and for stick work? Field-
crs will take the limit and climb trees
to get in line with Fred’I linen.
Following are the newly ole afl-
cers of the M. E. Church edicts hoird:
Corresponding secretary. Walter A.
Peek: financial secretary. CharlII Har-
ria; treasurer. 15‘. M. Salmon: collec-
toss. Stanley B. Fillow. Charles Har-
rls, Theodore Sanford. Irving Stone.
Stanley Fillow.
The recently elected ulcers of West-
port division, Sons of Temperance m:
Worthy Patriarch. Cyrus Mead: asso-
chic. Mrs. B. J. Banks; recording
scribe. Harold M;eId assistant. E. Fil-
low; financial scribe. S. A. Purdr‘
trust: .3. w Pcotflcbapiaio. Mrh.‘
J. B. 8. ewton: conductor Mrs.
les Allen: assistant. William 11$!
maids annual. 1'. .M. New": W-
toudont of young people’ I work..?ln.
R. W. Pout.
Theda” aixht friendaol new“ and
amasdgthc»
to: lama
”the ant-II. rattan Hour. “samba slit
WMIhJW
WWMII- “grand“
. I It- I
do of not...» hm
8'33." too then mated to know what to do with
? cream Ioda
‘ tine rocker.
Warned"? Iguana it might
hair tonic ut 'Iliothrr came
the bottle if he'd soil it.
Jar. Tony. lauded home. with a per
i tics of In enameled bedstead add a
lid flit-he won I too of
i coal. Mrs Burke a fifteen pound ham.
James Stewart got a cook stove and
every recipient Of a prize got a lot of
i good natured jollylng.
WWI'DG
WESTON.
Mrs. R. K. Fitch returned to New
York on Monday.
Mrs T. C. Brown is the guest of her
parents in Westport.
Mrs. Adam Kennel entertains her
aunt from Brooklyn.
Herbert Morehouse has
from a visit in Bouthport.
returned
Thomas Connolly is Ipending a week
at his summer home here.
Miss Ethel Beers has spent a week
with her uncle. in Wilton.
Miss Annie Fitch has spent I few
days with Mrs. W. 'B. Htirlhutt in Can-
Miss Polly Perry is spinning a few
days with her mother. Mrs. 8min
Perry.‘
Mrs. H. A. Beers of Georgetown.
is spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Lyman Beers.
J. M. Perry and family are now re-
Isiding in East Norwalk. having mow
ed there last week
Noriieid Grange will hold its regular
meeting on Friday evening with an
i interesting program in prospect.
Mrs. V. Godfrey and Mrs. Lester
tFanton were the guests, this week.
of Mrs. William Haeh. of Reading.
w».
NEW SECRETARY.
I
Judiciary CommittII Favor-I Appoint
meat of Deputy It salary of 32.500
HARTFORD. April 38. «The first
measure before the House thiI morning
was an sprayerabie report of the faint
standing committee on labor .on a bill
providing for ‘campulaory arbitration.
On motion of Mr.“ Miles of New Britain
the bill was rejected.
The committee on the judiciary re
ported favorably on the bill providing
for a deputy for the secretary of atom
at a salary of 32.500 and dignifylng the
offices of chief clerk of the treuurer
and comptroller with similar salaries
and giving them the right to act for
their chiefs in the absence of the lat-
ter
The House went Into an extended de-
bate on the bill reducing the amount of
wages exempt from atuchment for
debt from 850 to $25. favorably report
on by the judiciarycomntittee.
Mr. Bicknell offered an amendment
putting the exemption at “Wand pro
viding that it did not apply to any bill
due June 1.1903. The amendment was
defeated and the bill was passed.
OREAI' BRITAIN RIFUIEI. ‘V
BERLIN. April za—The negotiations
which have been In' progress for some
time out looking to Brutal: of I-
tion in the construction of th‘ ad
railroad have been suspended. II the
British governinou mm to consent
to the Germans ms-
in the House of Cardamom today.
Premier Balfour announced that the
government had droid“ not ‘fo partic-
ipate in the Bagdad railroad Ichemr
LORD ROBERTO "AV OOMI.
LONDON. April 23‘Acoordlpglto the
St. James Gazette, th‘e government is
considering appointing Field Mmhal
' Lord Roberts as special couttnluuloner
to represent Great Britain It; tboilt
Louis Exposition.
w—r
V
' JAY TAYLOR DEAD.
NEW YORK. April 28“.!» Taylor.
for nearly forty years connected with
the Wagner and Pullman Palace Car
Companies In this city and state. is
dead. He was a brother of Former
Treasurer Taylor. of the Wagner Corn-
DENY
Ila OPIUM IHIPMIN'I’.
IAN FRANCISCO. April 234‘»
steamer China has brought to this porin-
ono of the lat-mt Ihi outs of opium
that baa overcome the Orient
It consists of 815 can. or 98.4 5
ads on which the duty amplified
2.00 496. The commercial value of the
opium is about 853““).
FAINIONI.
The frock of embroidered linen is‘ ,
worn over I silk pattinout.
Smart is not a word which you can
apply to I hat or gown which
elaborate. 8i purity fl! cha‘ 'cteris-
tic of the Inn outfit.
The newest knitted Iweater reaches
Ieveral inch» below the wIiIta—It
isn't. a half doaen. . If the wearer is
slight Ihe can wear it even longer
than thin.
“There lI no colored pottery or glut
tied II I receptacle for power!
more Iatlsfactory than out glIII. pan
tlcularl'y for the dowel-I that are dIla.
blotch“.
list that bar the
the front the col-
tily tinted. I'I up
novel Inga
r brandy.
our
and offered John It for every It" on
John took
the money then went and bought ice
Frank Brady gram
hour of clan and I fancy cracker
' knew what to do In th hour of need.
i ills wil‘o
very portaat purchase In that vicinity.
' racy All. AB’RII
" .‘llifl MIDIOINI
.31 ka t".
lVlRVWHIRI.‘ ‘
ROMoc to A oooo nuoicma.
to - mama .
GontlImOIl-t-l and that 18 ca. bottiI of your
Romeo. I increased lbI. in t. hi. and it
improvIdeIrwIII. It ‘
3! YourI truly, ‘ .
(Sigrid) L. 0; WABRBURN. M. p. i
. Beaten.
. in menu Inc In um and blood Incin- Romeo III on ‘
greatest hIallug power of anything I havI Ivor known. ,
Id —-—-——- Motor flu of N ‘
i- (Man i . f . rt um. M
Nubia. N.
l vaI one columnar who. aim the bottlII of Romeo. .iI
now froI from rhonmatiam.
(Giraud) r.
wrrit‘ a: ‘rup “ .1"
MIDI FROM A .v
FRIEND!
lookout Mountainflmn. ' '3 '
wratiou.
a. w-o ._
H. WINGATE, Drugglat.
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WALTER 0. IAKRR MilliNG
StrannI DIIIppIIrIncI of Employee of
VIII A Town Works. , :
The family and friends of Walter
G. Baker of Greenwich, are much wor
ried as to his whereabouts and have
instituted a search for him. He has
been absent from his home In Sher
wood Place, in that village. since laIt
Thursday afternoon, during which
time they have not heard from him.
him.
. Mr. Baker is about 30 years old. and
of medium Ilse. For several years he
was employed as a dryvgooda clerk in
C. N Mead's store in Greenwich. He
left there last summer to take I post
tion in Mount Vernon but returned to
Greenwich a few weeks later, and
took a position as bookkeeper with
James Maher. A few months ago he
entered the employ of the Yale
Towne Manufacturing Company in
Stamford. Last Thursday at noon be
left the shop saying he was going off
to take a civil-service examination lie
wont home. put on his beat clothing.
kissed his wife and two children good
by saying he would return after visit-
log a local doctor. who was to examine
him prior to taking a clvii- service we
amiuation.
Instead of leltlng doctor he
boarded a train for w York. and
that is the last seen: heard -of him
by his family. Wt
He is I brother of Chester. r Bak-
er. assistant poItmaIter t Greenwich.
He has been to poor h Iii for some
time. and. although his family do not
admit It some of his friends are in-
cllned to believe that. his illness. to-
gether with his being out of a good po-
Iitioa has unbalanced his mind. if
nothing Is heard from him by this
evening the police of New York City
and other polmnat still be instruct-
ed to look him up.
L i
A re manner. MAN 7
Aegis. of Winchester Indi.
bag Incli3 outfield“ case of
'stomadh In liver trbu I physioi
could at help hon HI t of and
tiled ing'a New Rillsaod
IuI to must at once was dually
new or c was
I‘I’tcrefi _,
ztaeus gun as till-Aun-
liking Powerx Magma Acquires
Mot-I Priestly. It. Home».
Willlim Zidgler. the Royal Baking
owder W who some" time ago
purchased Great island fi'om the Ed‘
gar «late has that roadii‘ another im-
Through mane-icy of Lioliu Wendie.
a an “arms: .0:
e r I re In 0.
000 for chemist IIiInd—o tractor
o’er-es. The two launch will be anneal,
by I bridge A MIG
II? J» mars...
hr up blame not?“
ill-eat island. . . ‘ :
’ “transportation 3
' ubbfim'of Mil- '
1.,
nor has any one about Greenwich seen '
,Trlal bottles free.
:their child. After serving ten yearn .
«than all the time
. Cramps came to America and spent
Mr. Ziegler has bought Coon Point ..
Island from DIttIIi not“. The latter "
purchase is the Great. island. taro ,
r.
unimproved laud containing about 36 2
gang of men
at?“ . a». ...._._. Wm
325.000 BLAZE.
Sixteen Familial Rondered Homeieu
by Fire in Chicago. and Three
May Die from InjuriII.
CHICAGO. April 23~Throc persona
were lniurcdand sixteen families were
driven to the street today by a fire in
an apartment house at 263 265 and 267
Thirty fifth smeet. which totally wreck
ed the structure. The injured:
1vMrs. Gertrude Stiles probably fatal
Mrs. William Linden. badly burn:
ed;.Mrs. Gottfried Sowitch. badly burn-
ed about face while rescuing child of
Mrs. Linden.
the fire started in the basement of
the building. and had gained such he
way when the firemen arrived tha
general call for engines was sent in. = »
Most of the tenants were caught while
asleep. and had barely time to reach
the street in their night clothes. Neigh- ;
hora made them comfortable until 3
friends and relatives arrived and took
them to their homes. The loss on the .
building was up. 000.
A GRIAT SENOA'I’ION.
There was a big sensation in Lees-
ville. ind.. when W. N. Brown. of that i
place. who was expected to die. had
his life saved by Dr. King's New Din ,
covery for Consumption. lie writeI: ;
“i endured insufferable agouiea from
Asthma but your New Discovery gave
the immediate relief and Icon thereaf-
ter affected a complete cure. Similar
cares of Consumption. Pneumonia. . ‘
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
It‘s the peerless remedy for all throat
auditing troubles. Price 50c and 31.00.
Guitranteed‘by F. H. Faxter. Druggist; .
t
i coursssco TO save WIFE.
lnRIturn for hie Sacrifice CrempI'I
Spoon Livbd with Another While : -
, III Lanuulphad in PrIIovl. 3
\PERTH AMBOY. N. J., April 23——
Tweaty years agoJohn Crompa.rwho
has been buried here. was living with
his.wife in Neutla. Hungary. She was
Inclined of stabbing a man. a former
admirer. Cramps cautioned to the
crime. to save her. and. went to prison
that she might remain free to care for
he was set free Then he found that
.iiis wife had been lying with another
0 was in prison. .
the rest of his life in New Jersey
.__._.._............_
The man who cant make any wow
man believe that he loves her and her
alone. hasn't enough busineIa push to
sell ice on a both ay.
land the“'othr . .
’.lock rubbed their
cooked the Battery“ Iul »
had reached the II ht
Iight they saw a ':
martini scene of a man
d that right in . . ‘
ncile with the tail ‘
lsy elevated trIlnI. . M
to them later that tile
. was milked at the v
0t a hundred year-I
t be 700 years before.
cow which "I I. well; M
‘ Water” was bought omw_
It the,WeIt Side Stock Y
supply tho milk for the
on Bed‘lioe I 1:“qu
man rave a cow
terdhy. and also w
Battery that tho t-r‘ ' ‘
had been taken, .off-t . ' - '
While he waI .
turn up. an Int-custodial
of affairs aadgbenn to .. '
In a minute a crowd had. -
all available tin canI,c
were pressed into sand I.
IdentI of Batter
drink of new mi k.
destinatipn lateral-N
CATARRH CANNOT I! CURID
with local applications. as they cannot
reach the Ioat of the discus. Catarrh
iI a blood or constitutional die
and in order to cure it you must
Internal remedies.
Cure is taken Internally. and nail
recently on the blood and moon- Ist-
HIll'I Catarrh Curo‘t ion
quack medicine.
one of the belt phyIlcianI in this culin-
try for yearI and is I regular prescrlp~
it is composed of the that ””‘i’itm '
known combined with the .hpat iii pod
purifiers acting directly on the month"
The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
Iucb wonderful wlflluilil in caring Ca
tarrh Sand for testimonials free.
r. J usually a 00.. Props.
Sold by druggists price 75c.
Hull's Family Pills are the best
PIPR “in.
The city of Napkin. though
southern capital of Chlm.‘
poIaoIsI I. water workmhm ’
Amorican consul. Mr. Martial '
as it is called. soon and.
tion of high allows helm"
who one after “Ba
Spud use W01“
” Saturday’s P.”
illitE-é‘ ‘1
Th“: .r'fdllosoing opportunity
for Saturday only.
Fair-child: Fancy Flour,
flour was the as
aunt of money too
like wells about t
bar of one hundred
for our: Leaf Lard. .
4 lbs. Fancy Large PM)?
24 smiles m
sasr noswALx.
PurI White: Iliad and line
mixed by hind will woor'twlco
I: long and new double fir-
co II machinery mind. I ,
' houIaof William? MI“. and of --
in mmnhob I‘
. “not :tmaro.‘
First—did conveniiutoa B). being able
‘0 I“ the "Slit without the an of I
Toioplillt «nymphs
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