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WITH omen cocoa
rascv cazaueav aortas.
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aaaovaivs. I‘ in also.
a cam row-rota. 26c
mtx caaekaiis. 2 Lee. root the
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. Isiah. If
24 comics AVENUE. 1
EAST NORM 'I CONN.
13218”! NliiiiNNLN
llobeIt Slice: of Rowan street who
has had the grip. is improving.
Miss Annie Ludford, of Weamn, has
visited friends in East Norwallt.
The steamer City of Norwalk will
make her trip from New York arriving
here tonight. I
Drugglst Hubert Pierce is on the
sick list today, being confined to his
home with the grip.
Drawlender John Cole who has been
ill for some da'y.s was able to be out
tor a short time today.
Mrs. J. W. Davis and Miss Jennie Da-
vis. who have been ill with the grip,
are both recovel'ltiglih
Mrs Hester Fanch r, of Westport
avenue, sister of Mrs J. W. Davis is
III at her home with the grip.
The regular prayer meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church last
evening was led by Rev. E. Cunning-
hatn.
New J. W. Davis led the meeting of
pray at the Advent Church last night.
The meeting was well attended and
sit ceasful.
lexander Brundage, who has been
In .F‘Iast Norwallt since Christmas
has returned to his home at West
l-lIIntiug Ridge.
A meeting of the Emanon Club will
be held this evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Smith in Sen.-
vlew avenue. Thé gentlemen friends
of the members. will be entertained.
“and mud covering .ea
The pile driver was at work again
this morning strengthening the Wash-I
lngton street bridge. Many of the
piles in the bridge have been loosened.
by the lee which froae around them and
lifted with the rising tide .
The Sunday school will rehearse in
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. tonight. for Easter. comment:-
ing at 7 o‘clock. The Junior Band
meeting will be held at 8 in the par-
outrage and the members of the latter
are requested to arrive at the church
early enough to assist the Sunday
school in the singing.
fiome mlscreant stole the thermome-
ter from in front of the store of
l.'ilomnwdleu Brothers. last night, and
It number of people have been incon-
venienced by not finding lt.in its usual
place, This is the tourth one that has
been stolen. and two others were brok—
ch, and Messrs. L'llotnrnedleu are get-
ting tired of putting them out to he
stolen.
The. cmployees of the Radcl shop
contributed handsomely yesterday to
the fund for the burial of "Walter Mil
let the colored oviter opener who
died yesterday morning consump-
tion. The list was 113“.“th Wtaln
ilevelon Rowand. and dimost all the
employees of tlIeIooneern contributed.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at 3 o'clock from the Grace Baptist
Church
it has been learned that the shooting
IIhich disturbed the real-tents of Han-
iord Place; mutiny, was done by a
man who stoodalnLl-be Norwallr iron
Works and tried to shoot- sea gulls
with a KragJod'gouaen ride. His name
is said to be known and if‘the shooting
occurs a‘galu legal steps will be taken.
There is a due for shooting sea gulls
and the attention of the game warden
may be called to the mallet it is
not known that any of the birds were
hit.
The pool tournament last evening
at“ Hefner's was between William
Banks, rated 80, and Charles Keene.
rated 95 Edward Bryant acted as
referee and C [I Marshall as scorer.
The next match in the tournament
will be between Fred Drown. rated 100.
and C. ‘1. Marshall. rated 76. it will
be played next‘ Tuesday night. The
score last evening was as follows:
Ianita. Keene.
la—I . --10
644-” 23
. 30-4 32
'17 «I
23' ' $0
31‘ » .3
350] lid—2
till—l 7i~l
4'} ' 79~l
aw: . Ila—t
lull-1 2;"..1 I 9|
swat ' as
ROWAYTO‘N.
hir.’ and. bin. 8‘.’ Franklin Wnd or
OJnIM' Mild. miently tort rov-
‘ your More 6:15;“
a... on. ,‘1 no Iona-tori- m-
m: arc-IWIFIIIIWI h
i
. miles from New York.
I tot-day at his summer home here.
”WI-2m '1
church.
In!!!-
in: .l‘bederlchompavndaacturI maa“
Beech railroad III 'Ina' were burglar-
lred night beiorelaat, Rowaylon luckily
once I]. The damage lting from
breal ng in door hit all n repair
ed. The thieves on their last visit here
secured about tr. which was larger
umo pt than was at first reported.
lief. WNW Lynne Magma. who
sbedn b pegdlnxbtth'.
her Nholher Mi‘a biel l'rl'tt, alt-hi
her sister, Mrs. Alvin 8 ynoida) at
The Films, Lona Ridge. had returned
home, and‘her mother went with her
to malteinivisit. sheds nearly ninety
years of age.
ltownyton's sidewalks on streets
ate in an awiul coo loo. tbo aluah
to a depth of
several inches. A number of people
believe that the preeoot would be a
good time to agitate having some do-
cent walks. especially in lite business:
part of the village.
DARIEN AND FOROTON.
Mien Barker of Norman is ill at her
Mrs. Arthur Weed, of Noroton, 's 1111
with grip.
Mr. and Mrs.
for Europe.
Miss Flossie Dugdale has recoverni
from pneumonia.
Miss Agnes Raymond, of Noroton, is
recovering troll or recent i.llneu
Mrs. Charles allard has been
urtalning a friend from Stanford.
Miss Nellie lIeonard visited "her sis
ter. Mrs. Benjamin St. John. Tuesday.
Mrs. Theodore F. Sherman has been
under Dr. Avery' a care. the past week.
Mrs. Anna Waterbury is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dart. in [left-
lord
Miss Georgie Whitney entertained
a few friends at Idards Tuesday even .
in
The eldest sister of Mrs. J. C. Jones
of Noroton Heights, died in Maine re-
cently.
Miss Evelyn Reid and sister have
returned from a visit with New York
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M A. Austin of Dari
on. are visiting friends in Greenwich
for It few dye.
Mr. and rs Alfred Jeliifle and fo-
mily have returned from their win-
ter in Ndw Yo
($1, terbury is visiting
Miss Helen
her cousin, Mrs.‘, George Brown, Bed
lord street. Stanford.
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin of
Noroton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Biauson, Scott' s Corners Sunday
Mrs. William Wuers is expected
home this cm from the Stamford
Hospital, where she underwent an op-
eration.
Mills 4 Hattie Seoiiald entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre-
gationalI Church and their friends Fri-
day evening. ‘
The young people of the Congrega-
tional Church are preparing to give
a box social at the residence of Mr
and Mrs Ralph Hindiey.
Mr. and Mrs. A Floyd Delalield are
in New York where they were detain
ed on account of the critical illness at i
his brother, Dr. Deiadeld
The men who were invited to the
recent leap you party will give II1
dance at the Town Hall Friday ev-‘en
ing in compliment to the ladies
A pleasant card party was given by
Misses Addie, Helen and Belle Wale
bury last week. Those present were
Will Fleming lianry Morehouse. Brouil
Quackenbush and George Smith. 1
The Social League of the Congrc- ‘
gational Church will give a ‘silver
tea" at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Nox- 1
on East Main street, Friday. from
A to G p. m 1
Miss Marion AIery, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Avery, of Norotou. law It
birthday party, in celebration or her
fifth anniversary. to twenty of her lli- 1
tie friends, Tuesday. A delightful
time was enioyed. .
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Sherman of1
Turn of theRiIer spent Sunday with
Mr and Mrs. Theodore l". Sherman. !
While here. Mrs. Andrew .8herman1
was presented with a handsomc
crocheted crimson wool shawl. 1
The” many friends or Mrs. E.
Hall will be interested in the iollow 1
lug extract from a letter received
trom her this week: "You would ell-1
joy a trip on island, and we
think Sag Harbor a very pretty place.
We are very near the salt water “111
a few miles from the ocean. We
ten hear the roar of the breakers It
is a grand sight to see the immense
waves. i know you would never know
Arthur, he is such a tall boy. He has
a very line position as assistant book
keeper in the watch- -caae factory. We c1
were well pleased to think that he
was so fortimabe. so that be wouldi
not have to go away from home. hit. in;
Hall does not get very much time for
painting. He has finished “veal It?"
turesIsluce Christmas. Ha never as
the chance to so to the city for the
art galleries. tor we are a hundred
hit. and lint.
baa Nadir?I quite. well the post
tor. uni! hears quite often
from them. They are still at. Newport.
N..H lira. Btocllwell ta still in lacs»
Angolan. C'ai. They have just built It
very beautiful Icon than."
WESTPORT.
Hurry Kurlbwit is visiting in New
York city.
0‘. 8. nautical spent a portion of yes-
Brett left Wednesday
on.
i
Dr. McFarland and wife have return-
wd band own-o trip aontb.
arena Farms church pm
in will be held tomorrow night in the
bosom a visit with friendall
m
III-s8. c. Baldy.orNew York.“
maniagaa exteadodvia
her
Wm thellttolcai society 'qu
Md’t‘i
lav, ‘anew cbarebllnim . which
all pun-aim the.
land
1 .
f
mmugfi
I)
hr
A”. 3
Jubilant-scandal doctor-
oaths-”ammd we,“ tcwatdaaat'
’ l1
w
the guest oi Ira. W
meetflw
melanoma-collar.
MM ‘
tb.
Byron Shore 'E’yfluma
to her home in trod naval-c.
There has be? a shut‘ down in one
department aft a Plane A Tool co: II
shop owing to a discontinuance of IIoIno‘
character of work.
Greens nrms new club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Wake
man. Monday night. ltev. Bchlouer
will on that occasiu MIMI till indet-
tits. on "Farming the, WM. " ‘ .-
Domotownodicl Mun n‘t Out
their railings in theInI‘atter of tand-
ing to business. While the law speci-
fically fixes the time for alt-tings of the
board of relief. that bodmfldeatly
ooocl d it would the .1“ ltsali
and fats dto material so Mon ay alien
noon as advertised. Donlbtleea any tan-
payern tailed to materinl sealso at. one
or more of the four sittings advertised
tor last month. but in that there was
nothing compulsory it in diluent
with the board of relief and the tact
that complainants were on hand Mon-
'day when the board It n't will he of
material moment, legal y. in the dis-
charge of the duties of that body
1
WILTON.
The first blue bird was heard Wod-
nesday morning, foretelling spring’s
approach.
Dr. Frederick Sturges. of Cannon,
visited Dr. Agustus lluributt. In Statue
ford, on Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor sociable is
appointed at the‘homo or Mrs. Stephen
Thayor. for tonight.
Mts. Stephen 'i‘haycr attended a
meeting of Monteweese Lodge, in New
Haven. Monday evening.
Marvin Middlebrook, of Springfield.
Mara, has been visiting Flower Mid-
dlebrook of North Wilton.
Mrs David Ogden of l’ushi’c, N. J..
has been 'a guest of Wilton relative
and is now visiting in Danbury.
Miss Mary id. Jamestwho has been
spending the winter with friends in
Ridgefleid, is visiting Airs. Stephen
But-chard.
Amman Green. who recently died
at his home in Bethel. was a native of
this town. lie was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Green. formerly of Wil-
ton, and was born in ilurlbutt street,
in 1835.
James Davenport has raid the wood
standing on a piece of woodland to a
New York contractor. This forest is
a picturesque tract lying at the rear
of the homestead of H. "E. Chit-heater
and Mrs. J. Molywen Betta.
Mrs. Winfield flcott died, Saturday
morning. after three day’s illness of
pneumonia, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Marcellus Green. Funeral servi-
ces were held on Tuesday. Rev. W. E.
Hooker officiating. Burial was in Nor-
walk.
Louis B Guyer died on Tuesday.
February 28rd. at his home in Boston.
aged seventyvtwo‘ years. He married
Miss Esther Grumman, of south Wil-
ton. who anrvives him. in early life
he was well-known in this vicinity.aud
has many friends here who will regret
to hear of his deatbi Mr. and Mrs.
Guyer often visited their.relativea in
this place. and Itheae will remember
his. genial kindly nature. Mr. Guya-
alsu posses-:ed flue musical talent. be-
ing a member of the Hayden and Han-
del society, in Boston.
—~A household necessity-ADI“. Thom
as' Eclectric Oil Heals burns. cuts.
1 wounds of any sort; cures tore throat.
ctoup. catarrh asthma: ueVer falls
”’7'“—
UNKNOWN MAN KILFEO.
Struck by Colonial txproas
Walking on Track.
.AII unknown man, supposed to be
u bricklayer was instantly killed by
While
the Colonial express near Woodmen!
yestetday ulternoon. shortly after 1
o'clock. The accident happened about
a mile west of the Woodmont station,
on what is known as wrst bound track
No 3.
At the time three men were walli-
ing the track toward Bridlfiiwl't. Two
of them stepped oh the track to one
side in time to saw their lives. but the
third cI idently did not see the Colonial
coming from the oppo‘aioe direction.
and was struck and practically ground
to pieces beneath its wheels.
One of the committal- ofthe dead
man, whosepaate was unknown to
those who accompanied him, walked
back to Woodmont station with news
or the mum. Word was immediate-
iy sent to headquarters, and the the
body was taken to Ford‘ a undertaking
rooms in Hliiord.
Medical Examiner Heady. who ea-
ly sent to headquarters. and the
head had been completely severed
from the body. Both legs and both
arms were broken and the body was
otherwise mangled. The man was
1dtcssed in the ordinary clothes «a
working man but there was absolutely
nothing by which he could be identi-
fied. His only possession was a small
bag of amokin tobacco He was ap-
ill‘QDtiy about any right yam oi ago.
1' the ho is not identified today it
will be h ed tomorrow at the expense
of the town.
“the men who. were with the victim
at the waldon‘t did not remain at
Woodmont. but at once We
their way to Bridgeport a0 “perilou-
lain all their tramp loge: rr being on.
it! IN I .
no. rescues it" comma.
George Dudley; or Fallopian. Avenue.
MBWN' _ {INN-mu.
stranding» Q a
Danburynmct M _ thy.)
rarely i . _ ”n‘t"e .1
ring at
f it
tell.
"unwithl‘oflboio'
‘bndiy .brnkedand cut and
new news
rhea-stun of Captain not.“
WI:
I on
flail“ ll id Vflflwmdfi
nrar ems.
the next ma iii,” m
hool1515111¢1°
Notice is hereby given that ad In-
aessmet tof the. aalau 1 table opiate,
withlat anal-i latrlct ski canted title
on tbd’ town
Lat gum. d ind said
list has this n deposited by the
cit-ti; 3 said tNlitt‘rictb at the o oe oi'
Oldilroad lace.
“about Not-wt lifts llConn. for exsmlnation.
ahd that the board of roilef will meet
No. 5 Railroad Place. on tho lath day
of March A D..180i,et." o'clock p.
m., to hear and determine all appeals
made to them for the equalization and
Perfection of said assessments
'Dated at the City of South Norwalli.
Colin. this, the lid day of March, A.
1).. WM.
8 ed, '
A. ELAN HARD
lOHN H. lIiGHT
MATTHEW coabn 'I‘T
Committee of the South Norwsik
School District.
Notice is hereby also liven that an
assessment of the real and ratable ea-
tate of the said district which is so
situated that there was no llsalnct and
separate value has been made by the
assessors and this tial tiled by the
clerk of said district at the odice 0!
Jacob hi. Layton. No. 5 Railroad Place.
City of South Norwalk, Conn.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Conn . this the 8d day 0! March 1904.
A. BLANCHARD
.IOllN ii LIGHT
MATTHEW CORBI‘TT
Committee of the South Norwalk (in-
ion School District.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
7th. ,
RENTFROW'O
Joilu Pathfinders
in a Repertoire of High-Class Plays at
Pepuiar Prices, 10, 20. 30c."
Monday Night.
“idiots cf FMWIO.
LAIGI ANDOOMPITINT 00.
Full use the Oparltio Orohoatra.
I—Iig Vaudeville Acid Nightly—O
Continuous Performance.
Matiuooo—Wednelday bud saturday.
$16.00 in Gold Given Away on hatef-
day Night.
Ladlas’ tickets good for both Mon-
day and Tueoday dighta'
mm Mitt? lino
£117”?th
to be I'm la .
tureka Rebekah Lodge.
in Odd Foilewa’ Hall,
Friday. Mann 4th.
a coco-run euaaauraao.
ms ecumoiwt LiFE ms. co.
now sells an 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the coat or a co Payment
in other companies so investigate be-
roI-e insuring elsewhere.
ram It. nun.
cesium. Adam.
a. III-urn rsaauaoa. smut Alia-It
ounce cans autumn.
.0- ”Niki
The Maiden! Ind 1m
Contact Coming To
South Norwalk.
complete and all the odlces tilled. the
President of the goodvheaith trust in
coming to South Norwallt with his cabi-
net and he is going to fill it full of Dr.
Dicks Medicine for malaria, rheuma
item and gripper ' ' "
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HILL? [MS I I
The State Deposit. .dnd- t00-. 0‘
Baltimore. reports that. Mounts to
its various trult eat tea. there were
95 Firehouse: and ot buildings on
tlroiy destroyed by the represent
in: an annual rental of about 8118.0“.
They were insured for bhput 50.800
m it insurance commutemwlt about
:lwm‘oinauruiceon mita pouding
The moral of that above b to
keep
insures.
fully d Wowrltejlibindoof
Ill-{lice no and
mtinlbrancoaabocial ”and y
mm d Wit
u hammered air. a downing, '
v 71!..le l
i
Wuhan-Mod» “WM
at. Mm 6y III-no
“IT "mu. aowo-dal u“. 3::
‘aaid. and that said that will pay til
at the (titles of said Jacob hi. iayton, I'
One Week Ieplnnlng Monday. March 1
Just as soon as the organisation is -'
.. 13 clout rain». snow
Frank J. Chaney makes oath that lie
is senior partner of the tins of F. J.
Cheney 1 00.. doing business in til
i (‘lty bf Toledo, County and State afo
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catnrrli
that cannot be cured by the use at
Hall; Cntarrh Cure.
FRANK J‘. CHENEY.
“Sworn to beiore me and subscribed
purlpreeence,” this 6th day of Do-
cam
. 188 6.
(Seal) ..A W. olIEASON.
Notary Public.
llall's Catnrrh Care is taken later
unliy and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send tor testimonials free.
F. .l. CHENEY A 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Drugglsts, 750.
Take llali's Family l’llls for consti-
nation.
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking oi'giass. The
Ecurss CHECK AND
SPRING will do it;' easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
couarocx. wartime a now.
‘ upload. on.
Will operate.
~ an ass czar. niacouur. ‘
Making room for new goods. we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on that
year‘s Gold Papers.
50c Payer. .‘~'r goo
tile Paper. ..I 810
30c Paper. . ‘ 34¢
25c Paper, f. we
Borders same dilcouni. I ’
To Order—Window
Dealer in Mil
Supplies, Artiats
acetate. 1“"
White Curtain M {S 31..
lured. toe.
mag“ ndo'ta lbadaa. with
aaa ilaltnortaln
3 “c Me With Mitt“, I“.
“Shuts-Cut: on area. cats
easily. No ra .4...
heat-- into. on. W“.
PAINTEGI PAPER BANG-
. What
iNachric‘wliltnaara-M renter
Julia “Yahoo
I and 1 I"
1' GARl-‘OCK PACKING
. 1 Carrlad'ln Itock.
"$1.131: alto eleven "III-II.
«Iv ‘ ' swam
meflfl. Can allow that.
"use
. lei
THE
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datum; ,I ' I":
lineman 7". f
F'G co. '
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that aava- sectarian one an
Inn who knew llr. Clemons in t
days ld how tile min laud t
onto In ssed his boat. ihsteail of in-
venting an excuse, as many of his com-
panions did. he reported to his super-
10i' oiiicera as follows:
“My boat left at 6:10.
i arrived at
the landing at 8:20, and could not
catch it." 2 f.
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