W- ,.
2i] iiftI. hill. ii
WITH OTHER GOODS,
'l«-.vmagu
raacv cauuuv Iurrelt.
25¢ LI.
auuv IrrI. _ i2. PKG.
I came rouavoaa 26°
mut cnacxeas, 2 LII. sort the
Ice La.
PURE LEAF LAR‘D,
, “1U",
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST Hogwanx. cons.
illiiiiliiiiilliii
’.itllln Matthews who has been ill. is.
considerably bhtt'cr.
hirs Arthur Godfrey, of Cove av cone,
is improving at‘tel an attack of grip
The quarantine had been removed
from the home of hits. Dunning, and
she is getting better rapidly now.
N. Nellaon is soon to start a meat
market on the turnpike. lie has leas‘
ed a building theIe and will rtiu a
thoroughly up-tovdatc place.
The next game ill the trainer pooi’
tournament will be between W. B
lianlts anti Charles Keene.
played Thursday evening
limmetson Alles will lead the Jun-
ior Hand meeting Friday night at 8 ' as Eclectric Oil
it will ml»
» I cared
cold. Dorian have
. I
nan, Ind Toto lily ,‘ -
bot-o, Raglan. An 17,! . ,
man offers to Ipar wit-‘ any man
breathing, three rounds, at each enter-
talnmeut, which is a pretty bold dell.
he he is under ilvc feet. nine, weighing
about 1 pounds, and three more and
thirteen years of age, but he IneInI
every word he ye This letter was
answered by It! Ill that the St. Louis
authorl lea ha barred outi boxer-I and
man how, utin another letter re-
ceived today by blr. James, from Pro-
fessor William Clark. the rlacipal
sporting man of St. Louis, nformed
that the Imbrago against sparring bad
I been removed. so that exhibitions will
he allowed tllo same as of yore; Bob
r‘itasimmons is already on the spot,
and there will be scores 'of at In hith-
in a very short tllne
was sent to Mace. o praising him of
the news, and itiote than likely he will
be found right side up with care when
the world's fair is in full blast.
W. F. Wiclte defeated A.. Hull last
evening in the tournament at HIfner' I
The tower was rated 100 Ind the lat
ter 95 he gtl‘lne was an excellent one
to watch and both then plantar
Fred Brov’vu acted as II I
Fred Carr asscorer
The score "was as follows:
well.
as and
Wicke. . iluli.
a ' a
17 . 3
Stir-2 ‘ 17—1
28—4 25
Its—I 3i
41—1 40
51 is
60—2 is
as so
74 at.
i 82 72
93 26
99-1 at
too 87—4
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«A household necessity—Dr. 'l‘honi
iieala burnI. cuts.
"Cloak at the 003011880 Of the East i wounds of any sort: tales sore throat
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
The ladies' Mission Society will
meet at the home of Mrs, G. F. Smith,
Rowan street,
three. o 'clock.
present.
The pile dliver was at work this
motning‘repalring the Wushingtoni
l‘t
street lac so that it will be able'
to stand the ice when it comes down
the river
Thursday afternoon, at;
All are requested it) be:
Ecloup. caiarrb asthma: never fails.
,— -,__._.....
ROWAYTON.
Thomas Cullen is quite sick.
Mrs. Lane has gone to Washington,
D . (‘.. to spend several days,
John Broadway has purchased a
coach horse from Franklin Lynch.
A valuable horae owned by Owald
1R. Smith, died in the barn in Roway-
~—WIII88 find "QUOTE for medicmai iton a‘pnue yesterduv
purposes. Bridge Pharmacy.
The concert under the auspices DI
the Epworth League of tht East Av’e~
Iiuo Methodist Episcopal Church
tonight, promises to be a pleasing at»
itiil
touccrt.
‘diss Ethel Seiicck. who has been Ils-
iting her sister. Mrs John R. L'Honi-
medieu. Seavlew avenue. left today for
limoklym and after a two days’ v.1lsit
will go to her home in Bellport hone. '
island.
FrederthahuhfiLWUG 'iiT'Wn‘the utt-
dertalting business in Detroit, Michi-
gan. has been ill for the past two
months witn‘ typhoid fever. lie is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8 Gaming.
of Osborn avenue
H. J. Hipson was veiy well pleas
ed with the Sunday school rehearsal
for Easter. and another one will be
held Friday night at 7 o‘cloek, in the
Sunday school room of the East Ave
Ilue Methodist Church. ,‘,
'i'ne steamer Eagle left today for New
York where she will be put in dry dock
and repairs made before she is again
placed on the line regularly. The City
of Norwalk came up from New York
today. beginning, her regular trips.
~Scdlitz powders full weight, not
l0. but 12 in a box. 26c. Bridge Phar
macy
The launch R0 a has been moved
from the little or it at rear of Joseph
Powler' a boat yard to a safer position,
at the rear of the Crescent bound”.
The ice was very thick where she was
formerly and it appeared that there
was sent danger of cruhlllng her
A complete surprise was tendered
to Alphonse Hein‘slonla. b,y a party
of '.frientis at his li a lit Second
street East Norwallt monday night.
' ‘l‘he evening was spent In games, mus-
c and dancing tintil long after mid- .
night. Everybody declared that .. .ey
had a pleasant ti Supper was
- 2 served during tbei permission. Those
present were the Misses Adeline and
Winifred Me’rrlam’. Rose and Elizabeth
lleinIiemann, A. Daisy Wed, Mar»
jorio Weston, Lottie Pltzer and How-
ard (‘.lilthester Harry Weston Harry
Reynolds John Bartram. Alphonse
HoinIlemann. Arthut Lain. Fred Mad
den and Oscar Hedman.
Janice Nate, the retired champion
‘ of the world whose engagement with
the. National Sporting Club of Cape
Town, Africa, expires on the L'lst inst..
as originally presented it} The Senti-
nel. has written another otter to hi a
old friend in East Norwilk request-
ing hint to get him an engagement in
St. Mull, “0., during the World' a l-‘air.
An extra attraction he has six belts.
two gold and fo‘nr silver including the
identical one for which John C. Hee-
lct' cream will [In sold after the
Rev. Ralph Jefferson. of Rowayton.
:officiated in Emmanuel Church Lyons
Plains, 'i"uesday etching, the third.
George Lotto of this place has se.
cured a position with the G. N.
I\llll)ill Manufacturing Company.
, There wilrbe a Christian Endeavor
'social at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Albrecht, at the it‘ickett homestead. to
night. All are cordially invited to at-
land.
iiir. and Mrs. E, ii. Ev0ly entertained
a party of friends. last night, at their
A htlr 0d letter,
Mc- ,
y HII' I. , W. .tad.
"an tr p tsunami
auflcient funds have been . had for
the purchase of I ball for t I school
house and the bell baa beat ordered.
it will be installed Is soon as possi-
- , hie.
Patlick Swaaey. fullnerly a charge
of William Brunet-ho a pl rioto-
tea has moved toPea i la. The
best wishes of man!‘ rlanda ac-
company him to his new home.
The funclal of the late George Ville
entine was attended this dilemma.
from the family residence in Dorian.
Rev ilerbelt S. Brown olloivtud. The
mural» will be taken to Greenwood
Comet Brooklyn. {or i
or. bhn w. Avery. (it in!
II attending Mani Pearl aiiIOI, t e
oakimo lad, ill at pneumonia said
this morning that the patient would
in all probe lilty recover. lie had a
good night. and was much better this
morning.
The Social Club is soon to map
:nt-ncc the erection of a line club house
an t 0 Brady pldperty, at Me corner
of rook and Grove stretitu. 'l‘lie'
Iplans have been drawn and the build-'
lent me now ligating on it. it will he
two storlu in height and handsomely!
tit ed out.
here have been a number of com
plaints this winter that the sires
not lighted as well as they like
and that a Ember of persons have In:
talned bad its on this It:
uplifted citizens should go to the ‘6;
Denise of erecting and maintaining
street lights in front of their homes. at
least.
John D. (‘.ritnruins gave a (liunel
;. .Iipuday night, at Rome, ltIly, in honor
In! Alchblabop Parley. Anions the
guests were cardinals Satolll and Car.
Wocitionl Seth Low Monsignor Ken-
natty rector of the Anarlcatl College
there; Archbishop Benton. hioli'algnor
O'Kciiy, the Rev. Patrick J. Ha ea.
f‘hunreiior of the Archdiocese of.
l',orlt and the. Rev. James V. Lewis.
;ccletnry of the Archdiocese of Non
'ork
, wssrpoar.
Trinity Guild meets with
Taylor, this afternoon.
F D. Adams, of Ansotiiu, spent Sun-
day with his mother at the Forms.
Miss Bertha Allen has returiltd from
[.1 visit with friends in East Norwnlk.
' Mrs, A. W. Taylor has returned home
from a visit with fritnds in hietiway.
\lass.
There will be a preparatory lecture
iin the Congregational Church on Fri-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Bulkley has fully recov-
ered from her recent illness and is
Iblc to lie-about again.
On March 9 i-‘atrfleld Pomona (lraugn
will tlleet with Danbury Grange, in
that (it) The April meeting, 13th is
to be with Housatonlc Grange Strat-
ford.
At the recent grunge meeting a... f).
B. liradlcy, Jl'.. again distinguished
herself in an exceedingly well. written
paper on "Hospitality." The next
aeetiug will be March 9.
i Effort is being made toward having
a tunnel constructed under the railroad
i .laduct at Rivelaitle avenue, Sauga
)1 rs. F.
Fresitlehce in- this place
The principal tuck that will serve the uteri readily
diversion was pit. and the game was in reaching the east bound station. . .
fully enjoyed, several prizes being 'lhe suhwase rtllatch to possible
awarded the successful tontestanfa. damage by ice in the liver above State
Refreshments were served. and Mr, Htlt'et bridge, continues unabated l!
and Mrs. Evory proved most delightful has had the effect at lclst of choosing
entertainers. . the aetcctmen to the necessity of
Edward H. White who retained ro-isusrdlus against possible aware to
cently from his old home in Peunsyl- the bridge. The situation item ID-
vania after a visit South for a few penis to be little it any better than it
weeks to look after his interest in the lepmted at l-‘alrfleitl in the matter. of
Prospect Heights property at Roway- lAsh crook bridge, there, however, to
Ion is improving from throat trouba- i lpcnsihilltles are divided: here. the
and able to be about He expects soon town stands sponsor for in bridge
to coumumnmsr tn‘e file of the proper i That the conditions of Stilttii litrt‘t'
ty through the agency of W. _(_'. Crock- bridge have long walranted attention.
act it Company. Mr White intends ' Hell bctor'e the present board of set-
.IeIlth in a day or two cti. anti there is no lausible reason
At the last quarrel], conference of uh) some comiderat on should not
the Rowayton- Methodist Episcopal! long ago have been given the matter.
Church, the following officials were tndcr ordinary conditions 'twas bad
:boaen for the matting year: enough. but with present possibilities
Trustees—(X W. Bell. J. S. L‘-iiorn ftbe bridge is less protected against
tnedien. D P Wicks, S. G. bruéyda go, damage than ever before, with condi-
Uacar Mills, .i. Sherman Hayi eorge tlons that render remedying the evil
W. Bryan, A. S. Crockett Georg: w. next to lmposaibie at this time.
Stevens.
Stewards—C. W Bull. (l. W. Bryan. POPULAR AMUIIMINTS.
“.45 -
H. 8. Bryan, J. W. Clark, 8. E. HOl-
COUNTY P‘Ailt COMING.
ton,- J. S, L‘ieaiiomnied Gator Mills. i
J. E. Stevens it‘. moisten... D. P. This is the season when theatres and
Wicks. ~ schools all over the country are eataru
The committees were as follows. . in: into their new aeaaon'a work in
Missions—H s. Bryan W. 0. Clark. I these days when the moat popular nov-
Stevens. cities have to be abetted site; one or
1“
Bryan George Stefano, Such a play la the County ir.
Church Recorder!" W. Bell. ii. ti igreat deal of dipptlnt Jokes have been
Bryan, J. 8. Ui-lommetileu. passed on the Hayseed drama. but it
Parsonage—0.. P. .W,iclts Ladies' Aid would be- ,btu'd topick out an! tibial at
Society“ . entertainment more whole-clips and
Church, Music—H Bryan, .l iii. palatable. The County Fair is bright-
Stevens. .i. S i.‘ minedieu. . tuned up wl h. a lot of new so
Preaebao’s .cw. Bell; 8. w. clever spot titties. a very Gctlve
Bryan, Oscar ‘Milla ‘eat tare s the series of movl I pic-
Goof ce Claimants-C. W Bell, 'turea, lepreasntiag the opt-Iii g par.
Oscar an wt. -t. _, -atlc It the County Fair in Burlington.
'-'-'--—-o_—-’-—-—--—— _ i Vt, making an attmctive featu mett-
DARIEN AN” NOROTON ilng neatly into the fair seene of a...
splay itself. At iioy-ts Theatre, Thurs.
is day night. _
i THE RINTFROWS' CORING.
Renttrow'a Jolly Pathfinder-p one at
the largest and oldest repartoil'a 60in-
.II the road wilti‘ ~-;Iali‘
Holly Sealey, wh has been ill,
considerably improv
Arthur man was in Dorian. Tuea-
day, oh' busineu.
Bit-Ir Chanel! has returned from In patties not;
, extended m trip. week'a gum a! the Mt ‘l‘hea-
* we Worms” .. :I “r“ Zens. m-
“It a I I l‘ I to o 800 S N 0
3.. ll" .iedvar to: unattached «imam:
John Oviatt. of lilierd. new con special t nude tel-
. . m1)“. aetiied indie 'nome ent traveline “the It
I “W moral t memo! ”8 “Inward“.
. e In
~ a: manual 13735173?” will F
well muflmmamg “tuned.
nenmgat'mhnaieofinxtaieot'ef I ‘ , .
berm! .aracooalato!
flmmMuJoa- Indonesian.
rmatraottnmrtm «wed-um,
«commons aaaceowuot‘ti‘a
taste. Mai
"intend“ Ida! thia potent m Buckwheat”
Itaao.‘ mWP‘i-fid _,
going south again for the benefit of htsi octnleti came into omce is not disDUI- .
Sunday school—Mrs. Mary Thomas twa nets on the stage, a p Iy that .
Mrs. Kate 'l‘honle‘s. ape, r Ho.rtbn runs through I doaen ears ll! IOIIP-
Temperance—{Jesuit lls, George W. i thins to be regarded at Mi imion
A .
WI. eiwwwwid
‘.‘t‘f'A [.51. L-«t‘: lti ‘l'ii'tkf I. .
county, as.
is senior partner of ultra: of to. J.
Cheney & 00.. doiiigil
City of TIMI. County gt
said, and that said II
that cannot be ’c it
ilall'tt (‘.afarrh Cu e.
FRANK .t. cttannv.
sworn to before the and ullbscrillet
camber. A n. tilts
(903“ A W. ULEASON.
Notary Public.
belly
and- mucous aurfiacea otmhe uyl-item.
Semi for testimonials free.
Sold by all Dru lsts. 75c.
potion.
i
i
the slamming of that
do,or-- keep out the
cold air—«wold the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it: easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
COMSTOCK. WATKINS I, DOW.
'PHONI. 43-0;
nitrite“
year's (laid Papers.
Borders same discount.
tare Framed.
Dealer in war
Sunni“. artist- 9%.
‘ snot L8:
mil/hire Curtain Pain with Fix-
ensue.
trio ga. Wage.
raII Ralf Curtain Roth.
3 ft. long. with fixturaa. rob.
WShuu-C . '.Citt
easily. Nb
DIST STEEL
'00.
'l‘uite liaiis Pam iy Pills for consul
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. ialcas
ma J Chaney males oath that he
III in the
State attire~
Will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every I e of Catarrh
l' the ilae'bi
in my presence, this tith day of lic-
' Hails Catwrh Carma taken inter
and acts directly on the blood
i
5?. .l. CHENEY a 00., Toledo, o.‘
It.
Malling room for new goods, wa are
giving 30 per cult. discount on Iaat
50c Payer. .. «I
«lol'aper. i Inc
We Paper, ' ‘ III
350 Paper. 10c
ToOrder—Window Shadea. Pic-
Painted
Cloth when. m with
3x“. cutI7
utI Itslvaa, ’
rusting grandma. ;
2L .liw. Decker
'4
'PMM. 132.
mainline.“
and
GARLOQK aaculuo
carried I. to...
a, Item Itavan Moan.
am Innis.
"III WW nail allow time
sir-"'.r. Jan.
Tits 5. N warms.»
no on '4
II when IT.‘ Io. William.
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dominion-m»...
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MOM caaa mo lit-nation
«Minted we can ounlua TH:
deaaamotv auav Insert. aort
foil-r IIIAIoa rule II art axon.
Lady TIMI To Have watt. PA
pulse not“. coual‘on How
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an l‘NIlp'I.
i‘i’ II I, nor THAT oua womt
MIN All nan.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 136-2.
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E. E. Gilliltiii’i,
taut Norwllk.
to First Avenue.
Telephone Call. 135-2.
FOR s’t’EAM AND
Hot WATER HEATING
INOUIEI A WARM HOUSE. DAV
at” qut-i'i’, if! catam-
Vivian-tut.
II“ for Catalogue and "mutual
far numb. ‘
06 LIBERTY STREET.
' NEW YORK.
Masai am to...
(incorporated).
Daily Freight Lilla
mail! If.
Ml! HO‘I‘WJLK.
and NEW yo
Steamer: cm a!
and Mam m.n_'
hay” New ma. lien
3h. by. It
Ind m«ll‘ritiay It a:
[Alana
. and Saturday I
Might received from
Beat. the other
by lots: yuan-
‘l‘II W?!“ of 'f‘ho’IIII‘
2 Smith. {Gillian avenue. lut’
-. await. w ulna with‘ load.
. on mg m. hand mixed. at...
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“admitting. n.
In I... tat led him '
iotiol dimensional. ‘
it I. l w,
tented Itoah, hII
ingot-paranoia. The tncorpa
Alexander ucNeil, lilliII
and Filbert P. Roberts. The corpora~
tlou will carrv on the milk and dairy
business
Certificates of incorporation have
been tiled by the Falcon Rubber com.
paly. capital "0. 000. and by the Rat-
chart Automobile corpotatlon, both of
aw liaven.
iiliY Nlilillili
count Mohlvaut, cos .
. wlrs
Capital. {100.063.5031
stamina.
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Collette anaemia at “individual.”
ufaeturarei merohIatI and carporatlona
upon favorable terma. .
EDWIMH. MATMWOON. Pres. .
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIII-Plea- .
JACOI‘ M. LAY'I’ON. Oaalllar.
DIRECTORI.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
await a. Marvin amatdruuwoarl
fibriaiian swam Wailaoa MIMI
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
min vv. m .
and Embalm
19 NM”!- Main St. .NW’I;
Maiden“. 0 CM
Telephone at MM
Gilli Waller
' watts onto or no
moons ls memo
[MY warm
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"
van: may annuity
ADVISABLI so near
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If armaments AN
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, ml, Junction and
V . the forgetful it rhullld prclt 7—,
' lime has on. -
'.oi’hr.
' NIB ‘0 MI. [until 3M0.-
on txhib‘ltio'tt ill the nip ‘
linnt' lieu. , -~.
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sail '.ifld
er huabi- ii
locked it .I o"
olvfIiIti an t a. it , .
Hold 0: . I III ., .. t,
ain'tt‘li.h\\'; op, ii” 14-
hndon o t ibl'liil I.
Witt-0 fund I ililflz;
farm ’h In from.
York
lviafniv . .lteio int lot“ in
in: Itiperivl'r'wlcilt, bill be ' _ '
(:9 grim m1 .1 u ‘ofhthcuoqlt V (Slit?
t 9 'I it‘i l‘. Pu.
no“ 'i [mania oi the '2 waist-i
mu. .i,- in a1: more?“ "tiw
'.nrk .zziilion T le .
hum it its catiialla't‘thpi W '\
Ill \.' iistl . hat lion roan-eat”,
dulit . "I is 1it it‘l‘Ij' DOM“:
rt~ziti ill ll. He a ll tree (10. 0'
House in il: lili'ol‘ll for flagging
will remove ill. family to liarirdrd
April 1. , w A
o t.
DON' T LEAVE VALUAILES lfifllfl»
Railroad. Company in Tirol I! Sold
for Tham and In Norilaa lie Paige .
For the lit-neat or motel“,
trim .I re of whom there is not bfe ~.
:‘pUlit‘! and «tar attentive puaen '
...~. ‘:~ um. i has been instructed)“ Io ,
pair. 'l) o. lite New Haven road as i;
as:
1:: not ieart any Hfiliif‘a‘
l- "ll 4 41.
This gtntle ronionatltlllce agni
iczitlng batkltbooke, diamond rl
atthcs, etc. in the seat on Bile,
when one vacates it will be me
cording to instructions. at- 1””.9
.Itlpcr all ate ,9
place in motion-ma ulth :liltsri
pains of the Itation. All a matador ,
in it",
.., , ,
_oeg~fui ..
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.. fl ff
HOUSMAN'S I‘LICS. . ’
_..—4
Two Valuable R'Ivolutiondry " ,
Secured by Danbury Antietam.
li‘. A. Housman. of Denial-f
cured posstir ion of In Swift ' ,
loco of heme s in the changing, -‘
le which then“ il' ,otal, r 5'
-i: l ,tlt’l "
Ii Piitilsul. Tit-2 ‘ ”b
Uencial. Putnam .iuict G‘NW
6M1 litt- ' .oe‘, ‘ilt‘ t't‘ifi'ilmu fl.
Iry pot-I who in thin m it to
ob Gout-h, the WI‘ n .ih’J
ch, pt ('ottl the li‘ ill. i I Re. M
‘K Ismail his '41 so an ancient"
can it- it Idiot-island! if“,
our". .n d shit-nil
””‘wfiflao.
hMJE' ‘i SA‘ V"m M
\“1‘1‘d’f ..
cowl . _
To II Manila 1' ,
- -» ~ mlM amp
IN’JIU. , .
day posted. the hill; _.
the tale about .ttu In;
- \O\“.llli.“‘ f ,u
In the bid r: Ill' ll. at:
.fi“ Am) 1:) ,\ .
“Minuet. to than .i‘
dieting the int Iii-tut -
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m flaws vol”
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