VWAVVVW
it Mira Vine one no “it?“
and Health to up We ia’. ‘
After years of experimenting. it has
been conclusively proven that falling
of the womb. painful and VirrelgIVIIarV
gills-
oiled iii
The combidatio lIn VVine with
direct local etc a 'Dr. oward's Sans-
tlve Tablets is the only way to cure. it.
they fall they cost “TNT“. and the
decision is wholly wit be user.
For a limited time F. H. Baxter will
give a 50c box of Sanative Tablets
with every package of Palm Vine.
making the cost of the combined treat-
ment half price only tie—no it it
EAST illiilliilll
Place to ‘Bot th Osborn avenue
The regular services at l he held in
both. churches as usual inorr.ow
Rev. J. W. Davis will preach in
Cranbiiry tamorrow afternoon at i. 15
o'ch'iook.
Grace Godfrey and Frank Ferguson
have most entirely recovered from
scarlet a.
A ltorae fell on the Washington
street bridge Thursday night, and con-
siderable dlmculty was found in get-
ting him up again.
~Kandly remember i have all of Mr.
(.rlilins private receipts. and prepara-
tions. also all of the prescriptions on
tile ever compoundedln this store. ti.
F. Pierce. Bridge Pharmacy.
A wild rumor that a houseon Greg
ory Boulevard had been burglarineti
was circulated yesterday. .Tlio story
stated that the thief entered through
a lower window. but 'thatihe'did, not
take anything.
Mrs. Lassen. an aged lady, who has
been visiting her‘ daughter. Mrs. Ay
res. in East avenue. has returned to
her home in Taylor avenue. Mrs
Lassen is afflicted with "pink eye."
which is very painful for her.
The annual meeting of Mayflower
llook and Ladder Company will be
held Monday evening at the (melt
house. The annual election of em-
cers will take place and reports of
the past officers will be listened to
with interest.
The meeting of the Junior Praying
Band was held lait evading at the
East Avenue Church. ‘ it was largely
attended and the meeting was an Ven-
thuslastlc one. Seth Remington and
his class from South Norwalk attend
cd and Rev. W. W. T. Duncan took an
active part in the services.
The oyster steamer Sylvester Deck
or which was rec tiy launched from
Greene Brother’s' “TTIlhy‘ard in Bridge
port. wase expected to arrive here to-
day. She was unable to do so. how
ever. because of a slight accident
which was sustained shortly after the
launching. A launch collided with the
Decker and crushed in line plank. This
is now being repaired.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com
pany held a practice run last evening
at. 8 o'clock to the Fitch School. The
run was a great success from every
standpoint and both the officers and
men of ‘the company are greatly pleas-
ed withV the result of it The hose.
company was not called out. and it
was Vsimply a test of the ladders and
a practice to make the men became fa .
miliai‘ With handling them and putting
them up against the school building
Quickly. The :iil‘e fit:
out and‘V accompanie
the company on their run.
no time records "91.0 taken. the work
of the firemen was very quick and et-
ilclent.
memberso
ROWAVYTON
Rev. F. C Brown continues about:
the shine.
fl Westport“
Rovavton Hose Company has
pin-Vat heed a new fire extinguisher.
“uncle M. Jennings ot Rowayt
a .-,i_ias sold his horse to Franklin
FM. hail Mrs A. L. Hubbard have
retdthed home from a visit with
fil st iii Westport
Jennie Sherer of Pennoyer
t. has returned from a visit with
'leesinB hiya.
'a‘ad r5. Fr'ahler Dolbear. of
BmoltlyVn are guests of Mrs. Jpnnie
Sharer. Pennoyer 'atreet .
Mrs. Frank Theal 1is entertaining,
her mother”)! T addeus ell. and
dati Vtei". Ethel. r’of Putt Ch ter.
Ar ur Billaiud who was run over by
E. J. Ladrigan’s road hIchine. has re-
covered from the slight injuries re-
celved.
The Junior Sewing Society of the
Methodist Episcopal C urch met y
terday afternoon at 3:1,‘at. the h
ofV isa Buckley.
crew of the Kate C. Stevens
Though T
gill": Hubhaid is the guest of‘.
. té eating em i htaitthose
pay” beihg Miss mTtfiFnPalght. I“. IN.
G ecltham. Miss Maild
, aliéi‘au" 9::an soon
bgea a ACTH-gen ti i rig for the Token
neke, Corpqrgtttui on Butler's island
The foundation was completed last
Febittary. and IvoIk will be at once
mat-ed, the Ir sine. .
Witch ad” or us; work titir-
lug 0‘“th elk]? tha‘ iii-
0 ,M‘pad I-y store
in nowaytoh av nue it wii probably
be ready for mt-upanry before June
let. and then the crockery department
will be moved into it.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev-
erend A. la. Hubbard. Pastor——
Preaching at: 10:30 a. m.. subject.
Prominse: Sunday sch 1- 1:30 p. In. .
me It; the M th lqague at
6: 'l: reaching at .30; tthme. V'l‘htI
"Cholce of“ Moses.
There will b(- pieachlng in the Bap-
tist Church as usual Sunday morning
and 'e‘tmnlng. Preaching at10245; Sun-
day school at I2: ..liintor Endeavor III
I. s c. a. at t. :io led 1in8
Dew. Ferris: preaching at 7. 30. All
are cortllallv int ited .th WWIQWXW'
vices.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Grace Wat-Inst. of Stamford was
in town. Tuesday. calling on friends
The teachcis of the. Darlen Congre-
gational Sunday school held a meeting.
Wednesday evening.
Mls‘fl'l‘tlellle Hoff of Newark. is spend-
ing two weeks with Mr and Mrs. John
P. MW. in this place.
Vl'l'hf1 public schools of this place were
(I one yesterday becaus of he to c -
era“ cohve his in Bridge IET ll h
Lots of it‘s things are being said
about the Volunteer Fire Department
or Norotou. for its good work to urge
Itnting the fire which destroyed An-
drew We terlvurys barn. Wednesday
night. amending to other‘ buildings.
The. Volunteers got to the scene of ac-
tion in chick time anti they did of
. _ .. V,
Iithq' ctITt'r t ,3,
fective work.
he Rodca Themes. one of the old- I
est. maiden ladies in the state. cele-
brated the ninetyuse'venth anniversaryV
of her birthday. this week. at hot
home on the old King‘s highway in;
Noroton. Miss 1homes has alw‘ays
been strong and healthy and has lived
by herself. She .has all at "he I Tactil-'
ties. aha entertained with. pleasure a
large bomber of
the neighboring country.
has been ill Vfo the“
not quite as tiring tly‘as usual.
Millionaire Zeigler. the owncr of
Great island. ieIInVerly the Edgar pio-
perty. where he is having a magni-
ncent stone mansion built had the se-.
letltneu of Darlen go down to the is-
land Tuesday. to give their samtion
to some changes and improvements he
intended to make in the highway along
line shore. Mr. Zelglet was most gen-
lctotis in his plans. and the town fath-
c-Is did not liestVltaIe to acquiesce. Mr.
zt-Ilgler wanted to widen and straight—
en the road taking a little land here
and giving mtith mate in number
plate. and bounding it all (III the oi-ii
side with a substantial seawail thus
impIming the town a highway and
water front and saving the town many
hundreds of dollars in highway im-
provement. He also wanted to widen
the outlet of the new road at this
point. where it Ineela‘ the shore mud.
to one hundred feet. and to plate a
ttiangulat park in the (entre. Mr.
Zelglei has also offered the town all
the stone to be found in the walls on
his property. which. if crushed in a"
crusher. would macadamlze most of
the streets of the entire town.‘
er friends from all;
Miss Thomes
st week. and was
. RECEPTION T0 MR. REGUA. V
Departing Pastor.
A farIcIIell reception was tender'ed
ReI . Arthui Reqtia and wife in, the
lecture room of the Presbyterian:
ICliurch in Noroton. Thursday night;
iVMr. Requa Iecently accepted a call Vtol
the .Flrt Presbyterian Church of
IVSlengtie (1 Mass. and cluscd his not-
or'ate in Noroton Sunday. He twice
pastor there for even seventeen eaten.
and durgng that time has olhe
.tnuch esteemed by. all the useofie in
Noroton and in choice in ford
gwheiethe was acquainted. .
‘ The Affair last night was II tribute
-to the minister’s splendid I in
the church and to his person] pit-
larlty. From' 8 till it) the lecturd-I‘ mV
was crowded. .tliere being inclitd
the number several train a
T (3 rooms were tastefully declare
w' th wild flowhits hurl apple-biotin
Mr and Mrs Reuse and Mra’. 3t
bins Mrs. Bequa's. mother.r . iv
the guests. Toward the and of
cs tton. Beulamin Weed. one o
members of thp’ church: pr -.
seated Mr. Requs with a purse. H's '
yieweti briefly the paste!“ a on Will
the church and gave ex'pr on to the'
regret which all felt use lie. was:
leaving. Mr. Requa r lidod Wily. '
During the evening there was an to-
the quartette choli- of' Mike’s
Church, which is composed of Mr. and
Mrs. William Andrews and Mr. and
Mre.Ben1amin Fitch. . and Mrs.
Andrews also sang at. the mailing:
of Mr. Requa as pastor.
The committee which arranged the
stair was Mrs Thomas Beebe,
$3: goat en Ni» 08
“they“ WestiV
Mrs “James Shaw. .
thfqé' who were present
Hum _.S Brown. Rev. Mr.
eid, Rev
‘been reached that the .
. considered a novice in crime. from his
iti‘s ”timeouts Id
‘OUTL'IOK.’ , ‘ .
, . in Legislators—o
Constitution-t Amendment Again.
HARTFORD. Conn.. May a The
House broke tip iii an upIoar yesterday
when adjournment was Vfoi'ced by Mr.
Wakclet». of Smfihvu ih ot-(dVer. to
tut lithe t o It gdallltlfli'li-
lionq of dietu cw Lulldh TTV‘W
pany's amendment. and (In ml'i‘tien ay
there will be it is expected. some
results. From the talk in the. corri-
tiOrs of the capitol yesterday afternoon
after the forced adjournment it was
evident that till attempt will be made
on Tuesday to reopen the discussion
of ihls measure as also (If the Vitt'ci'
ntiiion ItIpeal bill Next week will
thec'efoce open with some interesting
developments. and from the tepmts
of various (ommittee chairmen. the
week will not end before some other
i imitating questions come up tor tltI-
r alon.
om. of these will be the report of the
labor committee on the incorporation
of sevctnl bills untl wliith has amused
both strenousV support and vigorous up.
pfslltloiLT bUi plovltles for to
of 15h .in noti‘co by both e
players and employees as“ to lockouts
.l d strik s and is the rst att. IVt.
illto in “IT: state to Town the isstfgth
labor unions and the miiltIt. A ro-
port is expected some time during the
week.
This coming Week will also see the
constitutional mendntent taken up
which replaces he present document
with the refined constitution as pre-
pared by the late convention As sent
to the. House. this will have no rater-
once to neIIIesentatiOn. it being left to
the House to so amend the report as
to brliig tip again the question of
change in the complexion of the lower
body of the legislature. The railroad
repeal blll seems as far as ever from
final decision. The judiciary commit—
tee cannot t-ontc to a decision regard-
‘ng it and strenuous eilorts are being
made to bring about a compromise.
Whether thls'ctin be. done is a question.
The outlook for early adjournment
was brighter this week than it has
«been for some. time. The House has
ngiecd to adjourn on May 26. and the
probability is that by the that Week
.in June tliis' (an be accomplished.
There are now several important
. measures still to be reported upon.
but all (If the committees expect to be
through with their Work next week.
LOOKING FOR MURDERER
PoilchHave a Number of Close and
Are New Searching for the Bag.
.\ilIIl)iI‘()lil‘i. ' Masa. May it.—-—'i‘wo
clues. considered by the police of cott-
sldcrublr weight in connection with
iht‘ Sturierant murder engaged the ut-
ieiitluii (If the officials today. Ont-
was (but the. man wh killed Mists
Sitirtt-vant ditl not pass ITlong to Wins-
iitIp street lilI‘ previously had iii‘t‘il
held. but that he crossed Winthrop
and turned down North street and
made his escape through MitldII-scx
lI‘tIlls Park Reservation witit no danger
of being seen. The other was not
disclosed. but the police admitted to
titty. when these two wure run down
the committee would be at a standstill
unless something new (ieIcIopt-d.
The sehrcb for the bag taken by the
nIuI'IIdeIet is being continued. Almo§t
every inch of territory in the vicinity
of iilt‘ Sturtevitnt house and for some
(listttnce in every direction has been
scoured in vein. The (occlusion her
man. though
ready and indiscriminate use or his re-
volver. was sharp enough to realize the
impatience (If the satchel ns evidence
also m'l‘édiNorotOn p.09]. 1"; a Tribute to . Vaginal him and took good pains to
it
SHORTAGE IN INDIANA BANK.
CHICAGO May 9—-—A despatch to the
Tribune from Waterloo. 1nd,. says. The
recent closing of the doors of the De
kalb Bank. -of Waterloo and the Me
Lain Bank of Auburn has developed
into II serious failure and it is said titt-
shortage will aggregate 880 000. The
creditors claim ihe shortage will ain-
ouni to 8130.000. J. D. height) the re-
ceiver states that he has unearthed
numerous irregularities and adviser.l
the creditors to begin bankruptcy pro~
ceedings.
A.
ADVERTIGED LETTERS.
—..I.——
The following letters remain uncall
ed for at the following postoilicee for
the current week: .
South Norwalk—Jl‘heron K. Bradley
‘,.T H Duclos B. E. GOdfrey A. L. Hi]
:lis. Mrs. T F Hoar Luke McDermott
tenant Boat is Boutpn St. E. E.
Crowe P
Norwalk—Rev. John Ambot. .1. Val-
verly lite Cameron. ,Vliiiss Ann Can-
iield Huhbel Mac nie shop (Un-
ion street). Bet. C. . McCann; J.
C McFarland. Joe Aston. Rev James
J. shunt.V rgc.
. . é Kama, r. M.
“km :3 l ? v-
CEVERA To BE LIFE OENATOR.
MADRID May s—Admiral Cervera
has been [W1 lilo-senator.
THE II: I m
if
ct.-
alt
in .I‘Iidiaflh}
hath
”It!“ Int.”
f ‘lTltfi: ' L" {1"th um rim
In . l
saintl- can‘tsstltywl‘ to that, Mrs. .mn‘ 0"- 0' "‘0 Owners shot by I Format
VanMatrG. hot. Bit Ly; TTTI'HI‘MIY ,yfi , Employes.’
Hail-at ‘I or. at“ I‘ P Cllit‘AGO. May ti.—,~I dospatt'h I.»
Chm“ and a” " “:er Tim“ meqfit Vvito Tribune from lit-licvtlle. inti.. says:
i “9"" 0T. "“1 Km 9 "“qu hompson and it force of (le
tle of Dr. K‘ings New Discoveorv 8than c WT. mm... to In“: Nigger H:
.‘
Its-Midas.” «Mathilda rlgm.
“-4.4. hww
' ’ .. RIVOT‘ AT- S; COAL MINE. ' '
utios
cured me. ‘aht utcb .. Vita; tntnilibio no Si. UV” lO' a!
lo“ Mlno (It. i It lint
gireufflrwi’; tilting P u'ii‘lxipcti‘mtm drift ion Rnllrutttl C "WW-V l“t‘Wll milllew
H H ituar raised by? ilk-Mater tirug- north or ilti'i? last 33”,, (')t(l'1ueedi:
riot W'Ilith was started are» I‘r l
c‘haige (If Engineer John lI‘IIy'tI In. h ”
iiicmnn. Thomas Hughes. for alloyed
inrompctomy The. company biased
two new men in cV'haIge of the engine 1
.‘1‘lIo men refused to board. the train
oi go TU \\"tItk anti i1 riot quit'klv i'ol-
lowotl. Several were badly tutored.
.iohu uiinlncli. one of the owners of
the railroad. was shot by Oliver (lib-
son. ll former ulgltt ilrtttuaii at the
mine. He is reported to he. fatally in-
iurotl. Gibson and. several other riol.
(‘l's were. arrested.
gist. .Trial bottles taco. Will“ .sizss
We 81. 00.
RAILROAD TO REDUCE FORCE.
H.‘t(‘ltA\lV.lI3N'l‘0 Cal. May 9.--Tho
situation with respect to tine boiler
maltots eiiipiotcd at the Southern Pa-
ciilc shops here is unchanged the lo
on! union waiting for lnstriictluns from
th‘I‘I hoatl organization. it is said that
in the event of a sympathetic strike
the railroad company may reduce its
mice of men at Sacramento. from 3. 000
to 500. d seepie the materials rom
eastern manufacturers
WILL OUR! CONSUMPTION.
STOP THAT COLD V A: A. HerreaV of Finch. Ark.. writes:
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra- . "Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
alliau Balm is breaking up Colds when- V preparation for coughs. colds and lung
ever tried. almost without exeeptioln. trouble. . I new that it has cured con-
10_ 25 .500 and Si. 00 bdtties. VThe ClVi f- sumption in the tiret stages sold at
told. Baxter's or Plalsted' s. " Pliilstedls drug. re. I.» i I I "
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Rt"
ward for any Vopae. of Catarih that can-
not be cured By Halls Catuiifi "life.
it‘. .l. CHENEY it (l..i) i‘Vrops..
‘ Toledo 0.
We the undctslunt ti. hum known l-‘.
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Drtigglsts. Toledo Ohio.
Halile‘Catarrh Cttrc lo taken intern-
llilVVV (sitting dire‘cily upon the blood
anti mucous surfaces at the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug—
glsts. ’l‘estimonials free
lisll's ll‘amlly Pills are the best.
by improved moth“; II“; VI!"
reasonhbl€~hiord tasting“, "W '
‘ Gold. Silver. Nickel. dorm”
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Motors.
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Extra Fancy Creamery Butter, 25c lb.
3 Cans Tomatoes. V
3 Cans Sweet Corn,
3 Packages Presto. V
2 Pound (Tan Corned Beef.
.. .a 9.0 .
- at. '
Mowers.
High wmr Ball saunas. Vim
Mowers, pre eminently the heat. dado.
We also have the old style, Irellahiet
stand by Mowers. 5’
24 COTTAGE AVE
"“ ' "Elisa NORVWALK.
I GRANITE sure. tam; AND 7‘
Bevan. '
l These we have always had in stock
. {or the last sixteen years. aspi- {‘39
Alle
T > rant every one of them.
prices. I“ I.
, coMSTocK.
(IT- l'I f‘lit 21:.
v if. WATKINS .
VII-'3‘
yaw, . I :
SOUTHMBWALK.
Phone on; I
t v—vé- I.
Put. White head and 1°
mixed by hand will- wear tw cs
as 1m .ieitr:eoysit.1mietm-
as as machinery stint The
William Sin”; and of'
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iii?
. “M QTI‘RTEV . .
First— as; isn‘ce Minx hie
“£53? IN. What they»
~Tlie lessening of the dad
gerao atlbn denim seeping "
outage le‘avinghha e tin-$3
gaps ii and». it will .
tii ’"Ia‘ on .
oh‘i‘fih‘ti tiiz’qggo fifilwflfl leuu tué;
For years we have sold the muons .,
.""i V. t :71.
112 WASHINGTON eraser. IV
Out New Coeds iiI6I
now in stdblt' ""““‘
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