,GR P CONVA ‘ ' ENCE
There's nothing better
than bCOitfl11quiSion alter
the grip. Wht; en. the fever
isn cite the body» left weait
exhausted; the nervous
system is completely run
down and vitality IS low.
Two things to do: give
strength to the whole body
and new force' to the nerves.
Scott’s Emulsion will do it;
contains just ,what the worn-
out system needs.
Rich blood, healthy flesh.
resistive force: more and bet-
ter nourishment are what
Scott‘s Emulsion' supplies to
the convalescent
SCO¥E 1"531’3‘1Winu'mi'ilm... ‘
11311111111111
1151111 Grillin. of Greflory Boulevard.
is ill at his home.
It cargo 11f sand is being discharged
for the United States Foundry and
Sales Company.
Rev. J. W. Davis will have charge of
the. service in the South Norwalk Mis-
sion next Sunday. 1
Leslie Gamble Is making numerous
improvements around his mill proper-
t,1' in Riverside avenue. .
John Allen has returned to his l1on111'
in Bald Hill after a visit to his broth
er, t‘aptain Frank Allen.
The new quarters of the- Riverside.
Club are b1-I11g painted and r'epmated
and will soon be ready for Occupancy.
Miss l. izzlo Kennedy. of Naugaiut-k1
who has been visiting \iiss N. 11‘. Ry-l
an of Selleclt avenue has 1eturned1
home. I
Mrs. William Peck who has been ml
the Bridgeport Hospital for some t11ne.5
is getting along so well that she Is able
to sit up for a time each day. 1
Uffot'd Hines, of Gregory Buttlmatd,
has sevured a position in Stamford
Mr, Hines will continue his residence
In East Norwalk, comm ting daily.
Mrs. Arthur G. Love 01'. of New
street, underwent an operation for ap-‘
pendlcitls at the Post Graduate Hospi-
tal in New York. Elie is fast recover-
ing hei health again.
Miss Phoebe l1‘. Hall and L. A. Con- ,
reuse of Burnside, (31.. Were married
at the home of Mrs. Mary Goodrich of
llusseli street, Merldcn. at 3 ohcloek.
Sunday afternoon. The ceremony was;
performed by Rev. Carter J. Green-5
wood. Miss Lillian Brundagc. of East:
Norwalk. and Charles C. Goodru .1. of.
Merlden were the attendants E. A.
Risley gave the bride away. ‘
The entertainment given last er-eri
lng at the East Avenue Methodist
Church by the .ltmior league was is‘
1ery interesting affair and greatly on ,
ioyed by those who attended. The ,
program which had been arranged forI
the occasion was line In every way..
Piano and mandolin solos wete ren-
tiered also recltations and songs. Some tremeII fortunate "mm that the
or those WM “’0“ part were Robeita, young man did not sustain a fractured
Hawkins Nina Godfrey, Edith Meade
Edith Seymour Ethel Glover. Frank
Mead. Drew and Maude Keeler sang
a very pretty duet. Others who took
part were. Ethel Parmlee. Eva Bowen.
Charles Hanford, Wallace Palmer.
Stanley Remsen. Maria: L Hamme-
dieu. William Elzea rendered a man-
dolin solo. Nearly 310 was realized
from the sale (if tickets.
Randall's Bloch. one of the largest
buildings In East Norwalk. was nearly: me" last er 8“,“; to ask them wheth-'
destroyed by fire yesterday and doubt-
less would have been had it not been
for the prompt response to the call of' will be necessar _
. y to choose their one
Mayflower Hose Company. \esterday censors. The Republican caucus will
be held In the Town Hall, Saturday ,
afternoon the two clerks in the store
Robertson Brothers. Beet Wright and
Harry Crossett cleaned out the gaso
lino tank. They emptied the drip-
pln s in the yard at the rear of t
bui ding They took re to get ~
gasoline about fifteen eet from the
building. Wright inoufi‘at it would be
fun to touch a match to the gasotlne;
and he did so In an Initant the flames
jumped to the rear windo w of the store
and the back of the. building was
wreathed in flames. 'Residents up
stairs were alarmed arid started to
pack their goods and ot’. out an the
other stgsoekcspc r111 111” 111111;”: llght
encd. t a y. ever. 6 ose
company MK“
tire out before It could do much dam-
age.
Rococo m RAVE.
A sunning incide t narrated fig 1 mm "a '3‘ MW 1111119. ill“ 111111
John Oliver of Phi ddlphld, at
f/ lows: "i was In an awful condition“
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunli-
en. tongue coated pain continually in
”it sides. offictltegro growing
mci- day by 11:17” Iii-cc physicians
had givefi‘ige° up. Then i was advised
to use ”i Its: tdmy
Joy. the tit-st bottle made a decided Im-
provement. loontinu their use for
three week}. and all! n w a well man.
the! 1911an stave of a;
' 1 mammoth-soon
1 11111111111 thet
. the guests att
Mrs. Charla Ml”. of Romyton
avcnuc. I11 entertaining friends. .
The Ladies Aid oeiety of the Mo
tist Chin-ch Iaet tit Irs. Jennie
Sharer. Pouloysr ltroot. yutord of
tornado. and transacted routine
ll’l‘he Ladles' Aid society. of the Mo—
thodist Church, met at the chapel.
yesterday afternoon. ~No1lowlng-was.
done. as it was strictly a business
meeting.
In 111111 States a farmer of Rowaytou.
and Bertha House. of Bridgeport ae-
1-11red a marriage license from To
Clerk Weber In Bridgeport yesterda
afternogn. h
Al I 0 members of t 11 main; Star
nivliioti. lens at Temperance. and
others. who are to take part in the eu-
tertainment. Blueberry Corners. are
specially requested to meet at the DI-
vision i'.ooui at 8:30 sharp. tonight. for
rehearsal -
The trolley company IinVe lie-en lay-
lag new ties In the vicinity of High
land avenue. and bare gotten rid of
the old ties by binding them at dif-
ferent places along the track. While
this Is 11 quick tray to get rId'oI' them
it atoms as if they could be put to a
better use by giving them to needy
people who are unable to buy fuel.
There was an old colored woman
wandering around this- place last night.
who seemed to be slightly demented.
She claimed to have come from \'h'- l
ginla anti was looking for work Not,
being sucttssful in her quest she tic-1
coated some of the passers b1 and ask-
cd them for some gieen apples TheI
last seen of hot she was wendlng hot 1
My ton art] the stwation I
A movement. MAN.
M M. Austin, of Wine ester Ind. I
knew what to do in the h hr of hood.1 1,
ills wife had such an unusuhl chsecf.
stomath and liver trouble. physicians,
could not 11er hot He thought of and
tried Dr. King'js New Life Pills and
she get relief at once and was ilnall1 l
1-11red‘..0niy 251'. at 111.11. Baxter'h
drug store '
was-aw
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
.l lianfotd Smith is 1.1 last installed '
I11 his new home in Marion.
A non tar walk Is being laid In it out
of George H. Tilley's residence.
The four—year-old child of “Ilhomas
Riley. of Noroton. died 'luesday from
pneumonia.
Phillip 'l‘.C11neo.of Railroad place;
South Norwiilk was in town yesterday |
afternoon. on business. I
Har'11 Hindley Is visiting in tow.11
and attended the wedding of his broth- 1
1t'l'. Frank liindley is also Ll tisltor|
here and reneued many old atqualnt-
ances yesterday
A hearing on the. report of the exec—
utors on the estate of the late Daniel ;'
M. Edgar. late of New York, who own- 5
ed Great Island will be held in the.
Probate Court. in Stamford. May Tth..;
at.“ o'clock. I
Eddie Myers sustained an accident.
which might have terminated with far?
worse results. Tuesday afternoon. He,
was coasting down the Mansfield a1’e-‘
nue hill. when the front wheel of his
bIc1cle twisted. and he was thrown
headlong to the ground. He s'tiuck a
sharp stone which was on the ground
and sustained a 'severe scalp wound. I
Dr. Noxon was called anti closed it
with three stitches it was an ex-
skull.
There is a strong sentiment in Dar-
ien to the eflect that Charles w.
Lounsbury will be the candidate of the
Republican party at the special cloc-
tlon for first. selectman. it is also
stated that in case he is elected. Sel-
ectmen Waterbur1 and Gregory wl|l1
tender their resignations. so hot has
become the political fight. Neither Mr.
Waterbury nor Mr. Gregory could be1
er the rttmor was true or not. If tney5
should do so. another special election
nit.gh
Too large for the private use of any
but an extremely wealthy man. and
Ill- titted for use as a 11011111111191:
Phelps Stoke‘a magnificent country
sent here. Shadow Brook Faun..1,tho
finest in all th, Berkshires. Is’ rabair
doped and ten leis. Its-
Ing decided never to occupy It dgaih'.
Its availability for lease or as a his ’
been widely advertised and wbl e sev,
and persons have Considered acquiring
It. no one has decided to. do so. and it
will remain empty for the coming cell;
5011' at least. shadow Brook Farm.
made an of abandoned agricultural cs-
tates. represent! an outlay by Mr.
smokes of more than 3650. 000 in making
the estate one o! the show places or
New England.
Last ovenliig the Edison Projecto-
and the a demo. 1113.11.11.11
exhibition was given under, p'ofr-
sonai direction of D. W. Rn ' rtooa.
The atlalr was hlso supplemented by
Bert l-‘orreot. 111' baritone songs 8nd
funny stories Roward.D..Aune..waa
the musical dlrocttn' , accompanist.
and the pmjectoscope as operated by
W. Robert (loss. Charles W. Plumb
was the business manager. '1 dong
some of gene best at the pcturos
show‘n was r The Lipton ntl‘m
ti“ disfbfih m “f,“ m 1.1%
'l. e, r.
mmckmlic 1:3” I31"?
Iconic IOII' flbfimm III!
or” WW
: ’1.“,'£i,f '7
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nauawoaa ”Y.’ DRAW,“ JILL- '
A that
Sale of
of Black and Coloied Dress Goods
ata‘
Sixth Avenue, 2151
l
«Ll-""1 m fl“ “Hm MAM IN‘ g“ ‘
I». ..1. 411 Wrong—m aim-441 1511 L”!- ' h1-
sow .-._.
Fraction (if, Thor Real IValue.
In addition to a great numbc‘mt ‘3le leTi'iili ARENSLPNGTHS leftover from our ldtciit'
great Dr soooda selling. we HAVI: T.aou
111110111 twosome 13111551306115
MAN'-i" C'it‘RER HIS eNtiRE"ACLUMULittioN OF THIS SEASONS WEAVING,
0F 100M ‘ENDS at a FRACTION of their real value The fabrics are all In
this beaapn' s 111.911: 11 production: 'and are'lii aviary instance ABSOI Il‘rELi PERFECT
lhis is a rare 0
gortunity to secure desiriblc Dress Goods' at a Iiigrcly, 111m1nal price.
1hesc Skirtdnd Dress lengths are arranged oil two \peciai tables to- -,n1orrow as Iolloyvs:
1300 511111 " units»- 1:55.13"! 1250 Dress Lengths— ——,',,1;,1,1,114,...1111s 1‘;
The following fabrics .trc represented. this collection embraces the following
ALL WOOL ErAMlNEs. VOILES, CAN Mines:
VAS CLOTHS GRANITES. QMEVIOTS. AI»-
SERGES, BRQADCL01H5.SC TCH
L VOILES, MISTRALS, CRASH
‘ SJ NUN'S VEILINGS ALBA-
US HENRIETTAS. MOHAIR BRIL-
SUITINGS TWEEDS HOPSAC W051" id‘ANi iNES, CANVAS VOILES.SCOTCH
SICILIANS. etc.. etc.
“'01" 36 to 34. inches.
p'ece these lengths would cost IroniiiMO The “"11th ”"28 from 38 i0 52 inches. If
to $5.00 each.
Entire
Skirt ior
Lengths
1
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WHITE CORDEI) WASH
5.115 - 511 piecesmorc Of
the 1111.11 quality ini'goriid.
in nest Sit pr edects‘ior
oa~liwatst‘puhodmi-¥thls ‘
is' an exéptiohilil
chance— 1:111:11; .
£15.11 111111
for i‘rlJay
0n'._v......1 '
in tile aicony Book Store for
Are 101.: lm ku g tor 11111111111 fiction- lL'Cflii fiction—the lust
and must moal'ie lotion al- ad- ahsurdly low price. t Then look P“
a 'ong this list rhe best utters at both continents are not: ‘
tented llzese arc the but piper bound books ev:r od'.md
Among the sOotit esyou in I Iind m'any books that ibclong” to
the 501'. mass Look 1.111..
a'etl.o-k..lohnStia:1-.;1' I hand. Sci lobed when lcliln tote wlII'rA An (m flaifl's Love.
\\ Intel. 1111 Mrs
Cieopatia. II. lltlci ‘outhworlh. :1 1.1 leinrr. T h e Lamplighter.
111,; 1:: ad over thirty-two
Ia Tim our 5011 My MM: titles at Mr.
lord. ’1 ltn who. soutlwvonh are on
with cltutcdlp Lhissetifl.
icr. ' -noll‘.c s1 Donorail. Pdns 1.1111.
Patriot. “Puincii 11 Tuo\1rangcis. Mrs.
Sir. Whn
Unseen Hands. liti-
Thc' Thrrc' Giartti- I'othciglll
11(1. '1 ,.-»~ ‘1"
I; A Few P
' of Our '
The widths rane CREE SUITINGS. BASKET CLOTHS..
Ii bought from th ES, SERGES and CHEVIO'I‘S.
,_ bought 1Ii'0lll the piece these lengths would
f" cost from 34.00 to $7.19 each . "17;;
.1 98 Entire 1 .98
Dress Ior ..
6 each Lengths n each.
211 Stilt Bar .1111.
ILACKom HABUTAI SILK 1 BLACK ALI. SILK tar-851311101 All. SILK TAF-
TI_L“‘
16 inches wide-I 1111111 I l-‘ETA—27 inches' widc— PETA~40ne yard wide-—
. l d I' Lia an extra heavy and
weigh for win: an linaheavy rusting qual- dependable qii‘ality-'
1"wc111 guaranteed”-and
sac yard—0111,1111 10 a 11mm on thewlvidte racemmended to give
tcw slight wean bnporw 0“ “I"! ”The re gill! ,good scrv: cc tor lining
factions Fri " ,1: - fill“ 306 3 yard..,_f 0' or underskirt ~nccds:
. 1 May only to til
day’ 3 price ‘ C In c price C 1:931:33: «00
will 11¢ ..... will be. . .. Ji-riday Only..
1: ‘ i‘ , '1 '
.310 5° Japanese‘ V 9 8
waist purposes- regular lty—“ wear guaranteed”
matings for
tor a square- yard 20c.
RI. 1., Mn Ilusban11.t. Msarten Marleen:
nick medicine.
ndit ctly
,3 -——-_ Here we have a choice selection of fine
Linea Warp I'mcy Carpet design in .1
Jipsnese Mattings. The newest shades.
VOI! are shown la red. green. blue and tan.
Our price for to yard roll is $6.98. or
Under Two Flags.‘ Matias. Cummings.
tluda. jThc le’s Rut. E. A 4
Uncle Scipio. .l. 11., 111111111. C. “a,
Waluurth. Stephan ltlirott' s
Thel‘ioicssor's Eroer- : Da hter. Mrs. J Ii.
1n1cni.Thc buckets: «c all Per
,lorcitklsmeic Mrs. ThaImLVendetia. lo-
tau hot oi I a sly Rorid' 5. Mario Cor-
0W csnb
cnll.tiard1ner... 'thcliunlolimieisic Humphn Ward mance 01 Two Y Ara
men by Alexandre The Pommcc of a How'soaughrcr.) nut
Dumas, and «wet Midshipman. ii. A gallows: Herd.“ .. , A11 to Iish Woman‘ 5
thliiv other titles. c. art lus sci fits
the but of Dumas' llsnd1 An1i,\',§aml1el
WOTK: - '1 1‘ I .1 , [0" .1115 .
Also J. J. BELL’S (11111 Scot: hlEnglish Success.
Wee Mac Gicgor, ..
I. | IM ton of W e M (i c orthcve 'I~ one of the mounting“ a en .51:
sim- a; iii-11m: co‘me $1111: 3113;». 11.1.1411; [MIMIC torch. I3; 'bg'muiwi' III! wherever stranded: se‘rvlc‘e is expected
n b tot n 5 at :com 11: one 21 ‘
icfdsiii1h1g'éui‘siemlu. 111111.11 1.1.1.3111 whit-.11. m hoverdeitgn. 0‘ "“ PM! Cterlmi: .,. i
21.1 I Groc hot - i Love
GrsntAlIcn. 1 surcha-
't
adavio
At
trim
M62“?!
Mil 1km buttons.
”1m.
oissoow Apr-ii. as.
”1(3an
'1. "1.23.
, , Remarkably Attractive Prices.
1.. :1 '11 ‘ 9;; 111151511er1 {Hum 111 2 50111111115011 1111111111111
N WHITE Lilith in scholca sole Moi
1 the newest and handsome“ cs1 1191:111- a th ‘ hi
,in beauti at their oi Mai" ‘ M3 en ws rreoyokc and
IE drsa work or hand crabroldery?‘
light 1111'. in I vulr'iy 0f styles that can-- dial ede‘ch. at In brokcgti
not 112.?ipilcated. on which account they which ac not!) y "ell. sdslo‘on‘“ to
, all! ”died ed tothc about figures in in B. wiamp‘gwéo
u ‘ “ms 111 111111111 1111.. AT 93
- 1, $1111“? bemulthd. . -.
via“I far?“ on“ wnc‘flylfa. 5“,
link, "'6 skins
«.15 111111 111-1111111111. 1 1
Amour i 11 1'1
teen {Showing «1 Women s WAistSI
I'll
tucked and 11111151111111 CEIIZEDIJRON showing ,1, ‘.
made iwith plain or tuck- . 1 handsome silk embroid‘ "'" ‘
“.1 mévég ‘r-' cred drape design in front full stews; . _
.. 3 and lace t ck. . .1 .. . ~ I‘.
, Ali-3 SP, 4500:1986‘3‘5 n 5%: 111151511 bounded
0
up to white, black-and lightr .
n11: showing «11' any
$3115.. 4.15.111,
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5091: cross in '
each .1111. 11.111 and merits 111515; 101‘ “11311
to, region. prim 1111111
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31$in iifl‘i.
n:;.'i.oui.'t?.znc'1:::3‘,
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s lock and to
I The new“, 111: rye. TM 0” ”what“ These are the heaviest quality reversible
lolatlcss China Mliilillbwnewly import-
cd. These are the narrow warp pai-
tcrni so justly well known fer their
durabli qualitles. They are especially
to the 1111111111111; of hotels. board-
ing houses; country cottages-4n short I
. .-.‘-—
1A11409g “'1‘“ther
lectsssm'tmntotpmty ‘ ‘3 oyslolue. in u.
of Jan ”11,33'111 which are
.agd fancy
11 g.» ..1 ".0 '1 1‘
I! Cw
“TOP KA. men
v arrived n'flopoutoy ohcrbdur-
' 1m
mwtm
fillet!
' CATARRH CANNOT IE CURID
with local applications. as they canuo
' reach the seat of the disease. Catarrn m d
Is a blood or constitutional disease.
. and In order to cure it you in
,1 remedies. liali'h‘ tank
' Cure is taken Internally n da
. recently on the blood and
iinll's Catarrh Cure Is not a
it was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and Is a regular proscitp
- tlon. It is composed of the best tonics
ed with tie best blood
oh the ocean,
e per set coinbin’nt on 'of
civic Ihgreclcatb Is wha‘t ”lam"
sch wonderful resultii l'n our
turn Semi for testimonials free.
1133 CHENEY l'c CO. ‘HProps
Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists price The.
Hall' s Fomil1 Pills are the best.
‘ SPECIAL _
1 rats: turd“ Apr.
3‘o1igs. Prone,
ICrea'rilery Buffer
I Vermont Cneantcry Batter,
fresh made, 27c.
'4 lbs. Lang: California
Bones, 25c.
‘lnl—T it
A. Stuii
24 COTTAGE AVE. . .
nets-r noawatgr,
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Painter and Pi‘p‘in ‘ main
,1 W '11.. -"
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amid ”Haitia- odor} bl
They are still’
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Willa,“
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véapi‘r,ifflt
seat momma
1‘3!
Gan Tip-
: Flra‘t-iits convenience by boIng able
10,5911. the lint vlthcut an In at. a
n15;
it notion _, _.
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Ofinncctlcut amoral ‘ ' ‘
l and“ Company otHartfordm "
man 11. Film GIN"
a take .
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22c. .
l'i‘hese we have 11111111111111
for the last. sixteen‘years.
1 prices.
ll!!!
protection of ”it! 1
{I " .ItHUnodlankIu
" II 0‘ ' “m” ‘
1,;1‘1-
phenol tat.-
Pumtto.
:by Improved manual; he”
reasonable-hora initial. .11
Gold slim. Nickel. Conch. _
The New England M”?
tor really has no superior. , '
show you one. ,4,
.. .', .‘f 131%.»
T_HEG 1! 1‘1
M'FG (70.,
I so. Ivar
,‘flih .1» all can. II!
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