... :‘Ez.;$‘:s
.2e-s;.s..::3
_ wire: a Missions.
. and blanket straps.
3 slower”. were or a his!
order. in the morning the Rev. Henry
Dr. bible is a very learned
Kl te‘schea. an
interesting die the up
At he Young People's meeting at
d p m. the Perkins Quidtette rendered
several very piodgia selections with
much spirit. Prince osanna Comma.
a Hunts stfir. sang the hymn “Come
to Jesus" in South African language
The evening service 7. under the
auspices of the hie!I Club. was pre
stead. ratios.
sided over by Gill:
ing Mr Arnold' 's remarks on the pres-
eat needs and conditional the Y. M.
c. A. be istrodlnd‘d the speakers of the
evening, Messrs. P. '7‘: White and w. B.
Seabury, at Yale Unli‘ersity. two most
promising young men. who delivered
very able and stirring addresses.
On Tuesday at‘lp‘. in. the sewing cir-
cle will meet at the church; Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock a musicaie and
literary entertainment. the second in
the course will be' given in the church
This promises to be a rare treat to all
who attend. Some or the best musical
talent of the Nomllrs will he heard.
also Miss Helene Cecile Tuttle, 0!
Bridgeport. an elo'cutionlat at great
ability. Thursday evening prayer
meeting at 7: 30; Friday night Boy's
Brigade meeting at' 7:30 in the lecture
room of the church.
NEW GUNS HAVE ARRIVED.
”4——
Up-to-Dete Rifles For the Nov-walk
Military Companies.
The new Krag-Jorgenrlcn guns to:
(lotnpanics P and l) arrived at the Mr
walk armory. Saturday alternoon.
These guns, are lighter than the old
ones and are considered a much more
ciilrient weapon in every. particular.
Wilh them are new gun slings. bolts
'l‘hc' rifles when
packed tor shipment have the metal
parts covered with yasellne so that
they won't ittgr'. When they are pack
ed in Springfield it is not known
whether they will to to the Philippines
or only as for as Feeding Hills. The
rifles (Xit'i‘tlt‘tl all expectations. The
calibre of the rifle is .30 and their
shooting power enormous.
The new guns are also shorter than
the. old ones and are equipped with
sword bayoneto. There is quite a task
ahead for the members of the compan-
ion for each gun has to be cleaned and
caret] for by the soldier to whom it
is issued. They are new and on them
is inscribed "Springfield Armory."
rl‘he old Springfield rifles, which
have been in use tor sevorai years
were. shipped away a few days ago.
NORWALK HARBOR OPEN AGAIN.
Tughoat “StamibM” Accomplished the
Task Very Ellily Yesterday.
shinny interestetl' spectators viewed
lllt' opening up or the upper Nurwalk
harbor, yesterday. by the powerful tug-
boat Stamford. it was thought that the
task would be a hard our, bill the stam-
l'ord was not apparently, obliged to err
crcisc a great deal of chart. Her first
trip was made without a tow, but‘upon
. reaching Norwitlk.‘ eheiimmeiliately re-
turned to South Norwaik alter a barge
of coal consigned to the Meeker Coal
Company The second trip was a
taut h slow one. but the staunch tug
llnally dragged 'ller heavy tow up
through the ice.
,On the second trip down, an cmpll’
barge. which has been in the Meeker
Company's slip for some time. was
taken out.
'___..‘....
~—"l owe my whole life to BUNIOtM
Blood Bitters. ,Scrofuious sores Cat'-
oretl my body. I seemed bliyond cum.
B. it. B. has made me a perfectly well
woman." Mrs. Chas. Hutton, Bervllle.
Mich.
~j‘lsa't it time you hot oil?" queried
the-young lady in the street car. “Oh.
no," replied the yolillla man. who was
hanging to the strap. "i ,go several
blocks yet." “i mean off my foot."—
Houston Post.
.-
Evidence—Tho Judge—You say your
wile hit you over the head with a
slate? Rastns—Yes. salt. The Judge-
But your head doesn‘t show it. Rastus
—Bht you done oughter see dat plate.
site. .
\Old Burden—How does. it happen
hit you gave that man thev'tenderloln
. not me the tough ends waiter Girl—-
Llo ain't decim it”. yet ——New
N tori: Keekiy. ..
0- "Allie. D 0.. occnplul “hum
arr...
«eaoncuo snares" suntan. .
Wee to Have lean Married to Dean to
ter of J. L. Tools. the lnuileiv Aster
SAN ANTONIO. Tex- March 7.-
Jamcs C Mitchell, the meet noted
“broacho busier" in America. and the
man who is said to have an planted
Justin H. McCarthy. the Engli, author
and playrighl in the affections of
Florence 'I‘oole daughter of the Ear
lish actor. John I. Toole. has been
buried here with civil honors. Mitchell
met Mills Thole and Justin McCarthy
at a wild west performance in London
fourteen years ago. 'An affection sprang
up between the 'broncho buster" and
the English belle. which resulted In
her estrangement from McCarthy and
hot engagement to Mitchell. They
were to he married at the close of his
contract with the wild west show.
which had two years .to run. They cor-
responded regularly and just as Mlt
cheli was to start tor Motion for his
bride Miss 'l‘ooie died. Mitchell had a
home prepared for bet and his sisters
are authority in the statement that
tom the moment of Miss Toole‘a death
he never again set‘fom in the room
that he had furnished for the bride.
Mitchell is said whave had a special
dispensation trom the late Pope Leo.
Dealing him and his prospective de-
scendants trom r a union contemplated
the Hint "1 buridl in consecrated
ground.
CEMENT WSRNIRS ON ITRIKE.
CHICAGO, arch 7 ~Elght hundred
finishers employed by the cement con-
tractms struck today for a wage in-
crease of ten eerily a hour. The men
have been rec'dlyln fifty cents an hour.
NOTICE
South Norwalk Union
School District.
Notice is hereby given that an no
sessmentot the real and ramble estate,
within the said district has been made
on the town list or 1903, and that said
list has this do been deposited by the
clerk of said. istrlct at the oillto ot‘
Jacob Iii. Layton .No [if Railroad Place
South Norwailt, Canal or examination.
and that the boardiof reilet will meet
at the oflice of said Jacob M. Layton.
No. 5 Railroad Place, on the ltltii day
of Marcth. Dwillltld, at 2 o‘clock p.
m., to hear and determineail appeals
made to them for the equalization and
perfection of said assessments.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn, this. the. 3d day of March, A.
D.. 1904.
Signed,
A, BLANCHARI)
JOHN H. LIGHT,
MATTHEW. CORBETT.
Committee of the South Nor-walk
School District.
Notice is hereby also given that an
assessment of the real and rateble es
tate of the said district which is so
situated that there wait no llaainct and
separate value has been made by the
assessors and this day tiled by the
clerk of said district at the oftice of
Jacob M. Layton, No. 5 Railroad Place.
City of South Nomaik, Conn.
Dated at thhrCI’ty Off itth' Norwslk.
Conn. this tie'lsdl my March. 1904.
:31..ch Alli)
JOHN H lGl‘l'i'.
”a m
Committee of South Norwailt Un-
ion School District. . .
with!“
THE CONN. CIN‘L LIFI lNC. 60-
now sells an 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
, in other companies so investigate be
fore insuring elsewhere.
FRED ll. FIELD.
CENINAL seem.
, N. BMlTH FERGUSON. Special Auent.
um"! “um BUILDING.
'le riiiterwa . _
m r :lvsuntn I : '
The Si'atd Deposit and mint 00., or
‘ Baltimore. reports that, belonging to
its various trust estates, there were
. .95. warehouses and other buildings on
-. .tlreiy. destroyed by the tire. represent-
, ing an annual rental of about till. 000
. They were insured tor about ”60.000
in as insurance contpsniea. with about
3 $100,000 insurance on rents pending
restoration. _ -
The moral of the above is to keep
iuliy . We rite air kinds of
W31; Use. all occnuency and
team’s-co a specialty.
Him & Gull)“
100.,dolsabn‘ellness
tOityor'lluledo.Ceun end
State of Ohio: City or Toledo [arena
County. as.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that be
Is senior part at it the arm at P ilk
t
More?
nan noii‘lial
Cheney
laid, and that said
sum of ONE EU
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use at
Hall's Catarrh Cunt - -- ..
FRANK J. CHliiNlY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
. in my presence, this tith day or D.-
D.. 1886.
camber, A.
A'. w creosote»?
(Seal)
Notary Politics?l ‘
Hall‘s (‘aiarrh Ciire is taken inter-
.islly, and acts directly on the. blood
ind mucous surfaces of the system.
loud for testimonials tree.
l‘ J. (‘illi‘NlcY e 00.. Toledo 0.
Sold by all Driiggiats. 75c.
Take Ha‘l' a Family Pills for consti-
nation
Its mept time, to look up tits not”; of
PAINTING
We are headquarters tol- Devoe'e
Iced and aim: paint, and Lonuinen A
Martines paints. both of which are fut
Iy warranted. We have the iaruest
line oi brushes in town. We also carry
a complete stock of yarniehe‘af fillers,
stains. colors. floor was. floor iinlsilere.
oiie raw and boiled, enamels, gold and
yl'M.i
““V, imqi‘w ’
0. H. mm
0—”.-
your novel was entirely critinnl?”
33.3“?! lm'ét" be Wit its
in I. n “t.
35 t e tsc‘t. 2:1,». lpubtoa it
II”)
more «millionth may;
3...\“ WITH 1' ..‘.
miter;
30mins. 4?
Net Mills. .
”a L‘ I .
Solicits accounts of individuals. man-
uiaotur‘ere, merchants and corporations
open favorable terror.
aowm N. «at»: "
JOHN H are»
JACOI M. L
.67.;
teens-
‘ N'. Cashier.
John H. Knew .
Josiah R. Marvin . ,
Christian Ivvlrta‘ , ,, . e Mervin
a. H. Methevnon John ..Liuht
Fred. It. New». \
DAVID W. selfless
.uP hotel
and Emm‘m;
to North Main " headhuerwsia.
Residence, stereo-it Terrace
feleoiie'ne’ ht be“ M
. hymeur
Grumman
aluminum bronaes, kaisomlnee, inside.
and outside cold watir paln'l'. roof
paints. waxeen and everything in thli
line pertaining to a iiret cites steak.
Don't buy cheap stock, it oee‘te as much
in time end labor to not On peer paint
as It does the go“ and you: do not per
the wear min it
“[810“. Willililsil 00W
112 WASHINCTCN STREET.
Wall Stile.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
hlsklng room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discomt on last.
year's Gold Papers.
60c Paper, Mic
d0c Paper, no
title Paper. no
250 Paper. doc
BOTOQI'I same ‘1'qu?
To Order—Window Sindee. Pic.
tare Frames. . ~
Dealer in Wall Pipers. mlwe'
Supplies, Artiste “startle.
SPECIALS}
White ”Curtain Poles with Pia:
totes.
Cloth“. Window Shades. with“
irinue.a .
Solid raee Hall Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures. toe.
“t"Shnre-Cn
“Opener. cute.
easily; No
o:aer "(at “nine itmvss.
PAINTING”. PAPIRI HANG,
"do-“D
L. H. Becket
t7 Wannabee-cl.
South Norwell. . Conn.
Telephdtld‘Cenoectiona
inseam; ‘- -
A Joelle: luaVeivea
and ,.
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osstdoa “damn
Carried in eteek.
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com me eitv'ait FLA‘l'iNB.
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colt reader
WHEN ONE OF THE
Rooms is, iNsurrio
[ENTLY WARM i'r's
VERY user sun van?
anytssatn to mom
i (its ‘3;
Heating
Stove
AND PRODUCE THE RE
QUIRED WARITH.
run culmiuass
or ‘l‘llis iterator) 18 AN
ADDED snou'trnxr lN
[TS rsvoa. -.
liliilll'i liltilillci
'PHONE. CI.
2 1 2*?"
Paving Mlnln .Oii. Smeltenr and
industrial Stoc e making“. possible
Largo interest had
lots on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEYSrCO.
Bankers. .
Membere
Stock Rachel
17 New Street,
EJALDWIN BMML eaeger.
Wede N
Ice: I?!“ ow 3mm
Denny S. Hall, Representative,
1 lander Bill. South‘Norwalk. Ct.
c...
t t
3;“
ill
.lerpitl:.m 31W-
Iarnlng Power
or your savings in~
vested with . this
Company at 5
cent. to 25 per cent.
greater than it in-
vested at. d
cent; is A! 8-7
cen than if invested at Iii
uFt. and egg?“ per cent. greater
1"“ {9.- t» . 'a‘
.1" ate Verb and
Wm
:RAUCH OFIICI. 12 00 MAIN IT.”
can't WI.» fortheil a ”1me ’
"Did ,you tell that publisher that ,
nrnL’d .‘~.- up. -'
cm "“itttit tilt
ail":
m. .Brldgeport.
"will meet as usual on Needay even-
.» __ . . ,ot the last Avenue. Church will mp
‘ on Wednesday. at 2 p. in.
WIT; D'rttlll ”one,
'ANCY CRIAMIRY IUTTIN.
25o LI.
120 PKG.“
266
"Any em.
a cute tomatoes.
SW‘iWU-w 14th cascxsae, 2 Les. roa lac
too 30
100 LI.
PURE LIAF LAND. .
EMT lflfiWdlK
' Mm Anita Sh John? at New Canaan.
ls visiting Mr“ and Mrs. Lewis W. St.
: John.
The pile driver was at work today,
placing additional plies under the
Washington street bridge.
bliss Daisy Peek baa returned from
New York, where she has. been, visit-
Ing her aunt Mrs. Edie Bartlett.
Mrs. Phillip Platt. of Second avenue
tell on the ice yesterday. and broke'
her arm Dr Bean reduced the trac-
lture.
my, who has been ill for some time is
sunlciently recovered to be able to
move to Bridgeport.
The Junior Band will- meet in the
Methodist parsonage, an Rowan street.
Friday. March llth. st’ 7. 30. Charles
L. Hill will lead.
bliss Evelyn Simpson, ot Peeksklll.
N. Y., who has been visiting Mrs. Ais-
thorpe, ot Seavlew avenue, returned to
her home this morning.
airs. Cornelia Gonna?
thought to be improving, a a very
low at her home. 67 Van Zen t street,
having sullered a relapse of pip.
The topic for the missionary prayer
meeting of the East Avenue Church.
Thursday evening, March to, at 7: so.
will be "China. " All are requested to
who was
‘ bring items of missionary interest.
Rev. J. W. Davis anti-Nev. E. Cun-
ningham, of the Adv t Christian and
East Avenue Method at Churches, will
exchange puiplts two weeks from yes-
terday.
'l'he semi- usual election of the Ep-
worth insane of the East. Avenue
Methodist Episcopal. Church will he
held this evening. It is hoped tut Ill
members of the League willho pree-
out
A prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday night. at. the home up r.
and Mrs. Burns. In Osborn area The
Tulsr prayer meeting or to t
rch will be held the all!!!“
ening, at the church. do it"
Captain verity toes new»
die v down below the draw bridge bil-
dsy. for the iirst time since the ice
became so thick in the river. She has
lain at her berth above the Fish Club,
completely trouen in
The tellttwlng sell-explanatory cir-
Culsrs have been leaned
“8" Social.
Second Sun before Sunday.
Seven Sity Sharp.
Schedule
Section l—Songs—Soioclions—Soloa.
Section ll—Solids—Sipta-Sweeta
Somebody (you) should see
Slrs Simone and Stuckey superintend'
4.;
board of the Ball Avenue Methodiel
Church, will be held this evening. at
the church. it. will be rather import-
ant as considerable work toward wind-
ing up the sifalrs oi the church year
will have to be done, so there should
be as good an attendance as possible.
Ernest Grouchner and family, who
have for a. long time lived here. are
moving today to Bridgeport. Mr.
Croeschner will give up the business
which he has ion
cheese in the numbing business is
The oleial board of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Chrrch, wni
meet this Monday evening. in the par-
eonage, at I O'ClCck The semifinal
ing or the lipw worth League at the
MN figural: odistflnrchm will be
on even I.”
in the ladies‘ parlor. tor the Aeolian
encore. James L'Hommedlen‘s class
ing. at 7!“ o'clock. 'I‘Ie-Dadiee’ Aid
'l‘lieW. A.
”AWN" Cali allow them _ ,1. '. ’
aop‘a'm iii Claiboe'y mm Ms 3 ‘
gs...
’ ' to
given next month is Gamers Hall.
: km for the minvtrei enter.
ills-ant to be given by the
oaeCempauy shortly will botheldlo- .
. s M m.
.Circlewlll on Wednesday.“ at
Rowanetroetl..Afu.s
.86.
attendance to
‘,sd
aowarborl. I /
mu nous lead is (be Ines
moss-tam. ‘ °t
an. a n. Woods
-' “at the! ' _
W, . 1“!!! 9t
' hon when the guests dens
‘ , and! other places.
Captain Brooks, of the Salvation A‘r- N
we can nit/d voila “flair
ues‘s esas suoi atria
-"°" «stratum... “i“ Hi“:
In: crunch “‘2
name Dona. .
wggage Master Frederick lack- "0°" NIA‘I‘IR A I ‘
of Rowayton. was take! in I am ‘71an
her at the nicotine or South Nev-i to II F
wal Conclavebioam. I..0 llo. We! £3? ' .1”
m ins- Ammmante was: tension camellia. ':.i.e
to an the New linen team revue
down and work] the degree ashlve ma
diddtes. l‘rldar eveeinglarc u. m
r will be served in connection
wit this visitation. and brethren are-
expected from Bridgeport. Stamford
Miss Pearl Stevens, oi [towaytou
sveine. entertainedne tow tri-ds .at
progressive penuchle, Saturdtgy night.
Three tables were tilled and
were awarded as follows: Mrs.
e1 At- Milis, first rile: Miss Olive
consolation. sinty terminal
were served and a meet pleasant ,tl
was enjoyed bfioall. Those present w
Mr. and Mn. yal stills, Nines Pgu}; _ .
Stevens, Olive and Gertrude Colo. ‘
awn-hm“. Uliiau Wicks,
Wai er Messrs Aaron Stevens. latte 3. _ . .
Themes, Benjamin Burdiclt and Rib ‘
liani Moore, Jr, ‘
'At the services in the Rows
Methodist Church yesterday, on
tees were selected to table. ,
mulls tor the Easter concert.
will be one or the best over our we
The music c mmlttoe s
sin WP miller. chm
Crockett Willisvn win-L.
Stevens Mlle eElli all?”
Alice Brand The tiw
mlttee oboe 0was Miss Rathm '1‘
Miss Vivian Stevens, was Jennie Bow
land. bliss Lillian Wicks Kiss Nay Ii.
Raymond and the member! of Class
0.12. ,
DARIEN sun Jello'rou.
Plans have been drewwvtov a doe
txi’cw residence to be erected by Infl-
erry. . _ ;
air. and Mrs Albert Wiiboh and loo 3
will soon return to Dales. 'remela "
until after: the mar
Miss ids Arnold. ol W.
spend Easter week mailer sister.
Mrs. David D. mam W:
Mr. and Mn. Allied Horohonee, who
i'" '"“.‘s?.:..".'.% 7.3.? 517‘
ave'gole e t D .
latter'e health. ' ’1'. U 15m“ '
me. a. 0.1mm and Inns Katie wiil‘ , ‘ NEW yo )2
leave the last week in March tor Cali- l ‘-- ..
tornls. Theirttrieade wish- them a
”heartwarm-“ver. .. instant; \i ‘_
istt. nded, about flat be“ "limit.“
vocal and instrumcn sl
notes passed the event sill
:itlly. but was a very deli
it who attended. Al to o'cloclh
"ill”,
in hmepte were served. it
list: And our. 4.3 .
out. ue ON rile riled! tsih'
”mm-y.
tr ie A nor may Quit day".
l‘ a.
lead. 'or - Cet,‘
tor you one".
a
a "I! .
A regular meeting or the ollohl.
conducted here, and *
years lerin better physical oondltlooi v
than Doom more. Hammad, ofl' ‘ l
West Woonetoeh, who“ according to! "'
local reports, must. be a remarkable.
old man. Although ninetyeieht
years old,- he‘ attends church every I,
Suaday..singe is the choir and is '
able to saw ward and do other llaht i
work atom! the home. fills eyeritth ‘
is well preserved; , ‘
‘ ants-M
. was;eoar.
‘mmufimd T"?! is unmboitu‘ m fixtmjm mm
X NW C l V 9'
. “3am“; 'm‘at Brl senor. was M mm
tom's liai- tethering tenths town i fail-wit wit piggy
oilicee in hoes-tam Ft“ mo
Friday m We” of Christ
chm“ held I re‘sulsr meeting ‘ .
There: will be a would um sen
rice in Christ church tomorrow after-
Mrs 'A': C: ’l‘lyibrisvmthighereori. l
D“ “0“"! Tailor. at. his home in
New York « M.
Oscar Pennoyer has metered the .
employ of the Traction Co. Sain- .
Purdy has him. employed in the cii' .
sheds... ,. . l.
saaescttvttytrevl cedln‘m‘lil ‘
i
#We ill with occult
"Yoesesmtobe‘esrry Iver"
marriedme.“ , WI ‘
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