WALL PAPER
I
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we, CAN GIVE voua vvvnK
more case AND ATTENTION
Now TNAN we CAN ounmo Tue
sxcesoINGLv Isusv seasON, Fos
‘ TIIAT asasoN THIS I0 AN :xcsL
LaNT Time To Have WALL PA-
rsalNo DONE. coNsIozR HOW
nucn NEATER mo racsuea
AND PRETTIER voua HOUSE
warm: 0: IF IT wear: RE-PAPER
so INsIoe. '
IT 18 A FACT THAT OUR WORKr
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL Us ON THE PHONE 135 2.
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E. E." ‘Gorlum’s,
to First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Cali, 135-2.
Tilt an. Silt Filed Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
INOUHEO A WARM HOUSE. DAV
AND NIGHT, IN COLDEBT
WEATHER.
0000 for Catalogue and Invest-um
for yourself.
Garland Llilgtrvood Company
90 1.11515RI'Y'SIIIEIZI
new YURk.
'I'tlre lllllli’illlihii’iilllllllili Luann
' (Incorporated). ’
Daily Freight Lint-.1
lvdswa'ix.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of Nor-walk
andshuantum
Lav-Ila- NHW thk, l'i't'trllltl)’, “'I‘IItItletln
and Friday at frztIIl p. III.
1.000990 Nurwalk. 'l‘IIesIlaII Thur-Ill.
and Saturday at! .:I)Il p m.
Freight received from; 7 a. m. to 5 p. I.
"0 T“ l '.
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4F—t--—-—
Insulin REIIEP'IICIIIII
Coughs.
It's-It.” Mn Ebro-t. with BRAZILIAN
no 00000 . fin opium.
Paliigélnb‘l: onroflfor'Ast'hmn. (‘ n-
III'I r0 0 0 0| PI onaum
“on ' :0 034' .00 fi'lllilfllfl I‘IWI.
[fiallllmlfi‘n «a 0”“ ""' ‘i ““‘I n
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315? Iti~
303610 01:10; Other I’
by F'Our Years -
The residence of “rhinos
, Smith. ‘5.’II 0800"! “Nine. East
No'rwallr. was pIiitItco with lead ‘
oil and zinc, hand mind Ilftmn
years ago by me.
'I defy any [mit‘ltl paint II. Inn"
» equal but]! willinglntscb wI-ar
IIIIIIIIS, BIIIIWII,
' Painter
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libUIIIIlNG AND s'rsAM
HEATING. _
HO’I‘ WATER HEATING
"01‘ AIR HEATING
new :0 rpm witneaN
aL'aTI auo TIN 0600mm
,6“ ‘0‘ mm
00. ”stores. I036!’}t<t0; on
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Siatr- of Ohio. Witty of Toledo. Lucas
County. 00.
1s HI'nIm |"Iltli or .f the firm of I. .1.
(‘lrcncy it (.‘.o., rlnlna business in thb
(‘lly of Toledo. County and Stats aforr-
said. and that said :ilrnr will pay 1hr
sum of ONE HUNDRED 1)0|I.ARI‘l
for cIIIIlI and «very cute of L‘Ilntnrrh
that Iannut bc cured by the use In
ilzrlls (‘z'IItnIrlI (lure
FRANK .l. CHENEY. '
Sworn to lIchIlc mo and snbacrilwd
in "I“ proscllt'lh IIIIB I‘IlIl day (If DP~
r't‘mlII'l'. It. I).. 1686. ,
IScIrll A. W. (IIiICABON.
Notary Public.-
Hull's Cullill‘ll Clll’u Is taken illici-
unily iIIltl arix iiircctly ml Ilm blood
and "minus Nurfhcrs of the system.
SI-nil for Irrstinrunials frcc.
I”. .l. CHENEY 3': (7.0.. Toledo, 0.
Sold In all llruguislr. Iuc.
'l‘nkc Iin'ls l‘IirrIily Pills for consii
tuition.
ho qu “uni uni \Iincs IIr liquor I.
Cu‘l lIt lilo
Imperial Cafe
Tlrcl'c you will find tirc bust
IMPORTED FOR! AND
SHERRY WINES.
Do you IIIIIIII sil'I‘Itluill'.’——-TI‘,\' ll lIIIIliLI.
.\lso tirc best of liquors.
110 not forgot that no lIIIItci‘ Illt‘lll lit
errI'I-Il in IIII‘ town than at our rcslnu
1'11 llt.
CARL SICIMUB.
Railroad Avenue.
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I
Its most time to look up the matter of
PAINTING
We are headquarters far Devoe‘s
lead and zinc paint. and Longman (I
Martines paints. both of which are ful-
ly warranted. We have the largest
line of brushes in town. We also carry
a complete stock of varnishes, fillers.
stains. colors, fIOor wax. fIcor finishers.
oils raw and boiled. enamels. gatd and
ialuminum bronzes, kalsomlnes inside
and outside cold water paint. roof
‘paints. waxeen and everything in this
Iline pertaining to a first class stock.
Don‘t buy cheap stock. it costs as much
in time and labor to put on poor paint
as it does the good and you do not get
the wear from it.
caisson. turns I not
i 112 WASHINGTON STREET.
' Phone. 43-6.
, .
|
Wall up. sale
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cont discount on last
year‘s Gold Papers.
l 50c Paper, 000
10c Paper, 820
30c Paper, 210
25c Paper. . 20c
Borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Ellen. Painters'
Supplie:P Artists‘ Materials.
White curtail! Tm with Fix-
1 rures. toc‘. “' ‘
Cloth Window Shades. with
I'rlnge. 05:.
Solid 3 Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. It fixtures. roc.
."SlIure-C "Can Opener. curs
easily. No tags!) edge.
ozesT sTEEL MluNog ItNIvas.
harm-r o Pam “HANG
pitconar‘rno
L .' ' Baker
31' Wailirmton Street.
South Norwallt. c6...
Telephone Connections.
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'Phone. 132.
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Frank .I Clicney makes oath Iltat he 1..
I It man win. 10 so In... by his own
t‘Ill‘lt'l'II its It) btllr‘i’c himself to Iio Willi-
Illll superstition or pl'riudice is an up.
IIIIuII'tIIItnlIlII articlu of tIouIItIlrnlIl fur-
nlturc.
“It-w..- '
\VIII did you turn down Mung Ihga
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‘llII ls II I-Itutup, IIIIII I kntrw whit I
am taikimr about. I ltarc ridden
through a tIInncl u'ith_ll1ui."_
THE
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
i
1
7.7.7.
Capital. 3100.000. 00
'Sorplua. , $700. 000.00
Not Profits. '.S_30.J_00 00
it. . .,
Solicits accounts of Individuals. man.
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
1 upon favorable ttt‘mar
sowm H.‘ MATNstON. Pros.
JOHN' Hl‘KNAPP. Visa-PM
JACOI M LAY‘I‘ON. Oesltler.
WHEN)”. I
John H. Knapp Henry seymour
Josiah I. Marvin sarnoai Grumman
Christian lwartz Walla 0 Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John .Lioht
Fred. H. Rowan.
DAVID w. militant)?"
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 NOth Marn St. South Norwaik.
Residence. II 1:“th Terracd.
Telephone at house. 34-.
Breakfast without waiting
Luncheon without hurrying
Dinner on time.
Gas Range
gives prompt. quick ser-
vice. sold it y
1311111111 llLlliliilllili.
'PHONE,“
nitridond
Paving Mining. Oil Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
large Interest and Profits. Boot-.-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
hackers. Brokers. Fiscal A cots.
Members New York 00an dated
Stock Battling.“ Iroadwsy and
r7 Nchtreet. ewlr'otk., ,
E. BALDWIN HAlan'f‘T. Manager.
Western New ea land ranch
00": Gotta 9-35 CIWII flip. m'fi‘éfl, Y
Donny 3' Ilull, Representative.
1 1.0 odor-61310. South Norwalk. Ct-
at y. ,. .
Capital,01.m.0fi
surplus, 0105.000.
- . The
Earning Power
of your savings in
vested with this
@010an at 6 per
cent. is 2:. per cont
greater than if in
floated 00 1 per
cent: In 48 6-1 per
cent. grater $333 If invested at all.»
per cent. and phr‘cbnt. greater
than if lnvcslc at a per cent
State ”penis!“ of New York and
Connecticut.
Mortimer 81.1.00
LCharles E. 0010
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John I. Urn-One, e
health for somr tlnrr.
, property
'IANCH OFFICE. 12 3. MAIN OE. ll
‘ fletident Directors. 000100000 Manager’.
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011‘s:
.M‘IV.‘ rule ‘I; 0.3. .
WIGH-
It... We? 03'
regular MMOftl'IIIC'III-
illItI LIIIIIIIII Company 1.... lII-cn called
ifnr tonight to not on ll proposition to
.III-rqu 11 lot in Ituwattou tII'NIilt'. and
I-rIIIIi s suluthlr building for tho corri-
putty. All uIIIrIIthII III-a urns-d to be
' Nipple-Instr 00000...
' pr csi'ni.
FANCY CREAMERV .UTTIW' 'l‘hc storm of Monday night was one
.50 .k . IIf Ihi worst. flIlIt NIII'IInn chI expor-
' l'lIlIrIIr'il.Tlr-WII1II in I‘lIIIIzmst ll pond
12¢ PKG- :rrnd iI‘it'e MIIII mm m. a In um hclflht
, ‘luf Ircvitrnl fIIII In the canal and
" ‘45“ atrcam fucrllnlt fkitlrltun'a carriage
lnmnufat-IIIr-y tin water was six feet
m'liu- '03 15° ltlIrlIIu tltrrtt unurri (innumerable dum-
, ingr “as Iliruc by the pushing out Of
3 "10¢ “-9 l‘IIIt cr'rrth back of factory and along-
'slde tlrc blacksmith NIIrIp was badly
senor 0ITO. ,
.
, 0'
a 03340 “30010003” r..
MILK «some.
I was “er1009.
3-2:;
washed out and the coat of repairs
will he Iroualtlorltbir. Lump cakes of
Ilco were washed rrp IIII ihc shore. but
,lrIIItquItcly IIII buildings, III bridges
nIItlr tho factory Ivori- washed awny.
'A large NIIIItlIIn (If ”10 (Illln alongside
for the old I‘ nloncl Raymond mist mlll
fl COTTAGE AVENUE. 'I-ollapsrrl. and W110 carted down the
« IIrIIIIIm About forty foot of masonry
EAST NORWALK. . CONN. is missing and will have to be replac.
III if the water wheat is ever used
- ir-ltrmucl Dtiv.IIr who had 2.000 fret of
lunIIIrI alongnirliI his burn In Brook-
:IIlIlII found that it bad till disappeared
chstmduy morning, the river hating
{'I'IIIcrfIIIonI its banks and Iarried It
I'IUHLV
nulurwru
DARIEN AND nosoroN.
E. Milbtlrn .Ir. offl'hllailrlplrlir was
II II IIIII- of II I.‘ l'l roe, today. 1
Mrs ()sI lr KH'It'l continue» about‘
the same at her lIIImII In \Vlnliclrl' The Misses Joan and Wills Chalmers
strort. arc confined to their home with tho
(‘hIII‘lI-s N. Now. In \'nu Zandr r-ItrcI-t, , Krill-
who has bet-n sick for two Wooks. has Judge William H Willmott Jr. is
rcsumcd his duties. hard at work repairing the roads which
The stcumcr Lizzlo- 11. Is br- nu: uter- i wI-rc washed out by the storm.
haulcrl, and II rrIIw 'Illtt'l 1N Ilt‘IllL. - plac- ‘ The work of laying the new floor m
cd I“ “l“ I'll"l “OW“- tlIe town hall is being done. and is
\ numbcr 0‘ ”W ""‘i‘ldt‘mi “long I promised to be a very good Job when
Scutlevt avoulrc arc hating Ihcir side- “'11,.th
:‘snlka rcpnirI-d and fllicII In with ash Miss Jcnuic Scofleld has returned
III-r. lZI'IIusId Cunningham wont to I'mlno'l' 311': "R)F:;‘g;gxtur$rcfi$
New York today on business I-IIunncmd will, make a brief visit here
with the East Avenue Methodist Epls» '
mp,“ Church I Arthur W. Price. who has been em-
.lrr-IImII Smith, who Iliirt III-en in poor NOW-d b." Postmaster N- Jennings. In
1,. “I b .w ”I quite l Soutlrpori for the past five years, has
scrious sinking spclla itstctrlay and is' 79.181190 his position Ind accepted I
M”, m” FM. more lucrative one with George H.
Special Thursday. Friday and Sat l'mle)’. Greens Farms.
unis), l’icrcca Emulsion of Cod Liter One of the sccomodstlon trains
W: Church. Dout miss him. which stop here, broke a. steam pipe
Robert Tate I.f Rowan stl'coi ls' connection yesterday. and a big cloud
llr lug with In grandmother Mrs liar, of steam went directly toward a horse
rlIt Tate wlrlltI the quarantine is on owned by Andrew Tayldr. Mr. Taylor
the home of William s Tate. Isucccodcd In preventing the frightem
Tllcrc “Ill lIc a rehearsal tonight at ed animal from running away. how-
s o'clock in tho Sunday school room of ever.
the [Cast .ttcnnc Methodist Episcopal. Several nights ago . light occurred
Church and all partliipants are re 1n the barber shop where Nmton'a
quested ‘0 bring their ('aI'OIU WIIII we!“ judge pursues hls vocgfion he “‘1“.
J. R listhcws' who has been ill at era were Carl Carlson m Mon-ls‘i'la-
his home on Cove avcttuc for nearly 119,133 the latter . former Mb“ In
lhrcc necks had an atthck of crysipc lthe United States m". What the fight
tar. in his [doc and eyes about a. wcck .was about has not yet transpired, but
ago. but is now able to sit up It short it is presumed that there will be some
tlmr again cuch Jill”. arrcsts In the case in due 1-00 of
. TlrI work of rnislug tIIt‘ Wrt‘t‘kt‘ll ”y -"' ' time. ”W0
tor stcamI-r its beta has not ,Ict conr- Two Bridgeport detectives “re In
mcnccd II will probably not bu at-l .
lcmptcrl until the frcslrct is out of tha Wane :Wn'llity IW¥EI I 00“" 231W:
rltcr and tho tldcs are lowur. Thcnl flnd'lu the b5“ In It)“ 1"
it is IIclict ed that if she is pumped mill 5 gay
fro Tom the old cemetery: «no
was placed in the WWW
and covered up with I bl What
had become of the horamig flown.
The detectives sent the age on
to Bridgeport and departed Ming to
locate the horse further doors the road.
Fred Eckhurt's chances of l'scoverlng
the horse stolen from him Saturday ef-
ternoou seem to be on the wane. Yesv
tcrday Captain Arnold and Detective
Cronan wont to Darlen, whither the
stolen turnout had been traced. but
could not locate the horse The wagon
and harness was recovered. it having
been deserted. It Is now believed that
the thief continued on to New Ybrlr
state, and that he will endeavor to are.
pose of the stolen animal. Detailed tic-
scriptlons have been 0000 out- all
through Connecticut and New York.
The horse was taken from the corner
of Main and Cannon streets at 4 o'clock
I in the afternoon. The horse Is valued
at 8250. ~Brldgeport Standard.
The Noroton school house will proba-
bly be condemned as 00 cent place for
a school and it will probably become
necessary to brrlld a new one. as it
is not'bolieved that it csn or in fact
£wank! be patched up further. As a
col it 000 long outlived Its tise~
fulness. Its condition is such that it
halt-been enclosed for two weeks. The
(BIIII‘ 10 said to be full of water and
filth. the floors are very bad.= Write
ventilation ls poor. there being no way
of letting in fresh air except to open
a window. Numerous colds have been
caught there during it: t. winter, bo-
cauae it became absolu ly necessary
to open the windows. The building.“
very 'dlrty Inside and its furnishings
are allocated andboor. Titers are
about 120 children registered there and
often during the past winter. It Its!
been necessary to have them all in
slit ulll be all right. ass
(‘ Ollrlltlt rablc changes are balug pinu-
ned in thc llafner bloIk. At prcscut it
is uNI-Il up stairs as a storage room and
II part of it as a gymnasium. Mr. lint-
net lutcnds iu tlrc near future to con-
Will a large portion of the upprr story
into living apnrtmeuts. They will be
wry nictly fitted up.
——\Iarch is a rough monthmhfarch
in. set a bottle of Pierccs Toilet
Cream and keep your skin smooth.
Bridge Pharmacy
llnt Waldron. who has been employ
III] at the grocery store of Mead Broth-
out will leave to learn the carpenter
trade with his father Contractor Artb
ur Waldmn. He will he succeeded
by Frank Ferguson, who has been em-
plored at C. S. Trowbrltige‘s for fee-
Inn in South Norwalk.
Most of the ice has gone dowu tlIII
ritcr and for the Irst. limo in a num-
her of months there is open water all
the any down to the Sound. 1119 0.;
ice jam which was In the river yester-
Ilay. broke during the night. and float-
cd out. Mun were busy csrly this
morning gathering drift wood along.
the riIer banks and several boxes and
barrels were picked up which had ovi—
dcntly floated out of the yard of some
up the river. Among the
things which went sailing down on the
freshct was s chickcn coup It was not
occupier] how,ever
The pool tournament last evening. at
Hafncrs was a rather our-sided game.
The contestants were I‘Icil Brown rat-
ed 100. and C. 1.. Marshall. rated 75.
Brown won. 100 to 15. Edward Bry-
ant scted as referee and Fred Carr as
:corer. The next game of the series
will be tomorrow evening. between
Luther M. Wright. rated ninety, and
James lrwin rated seventy. The score
last evening was as follow
Town Marshall one or 0'0 of the towns on account of
ii I :1 the Impossibility or Ileana tire bulld~
1.7—2 7-4 in admits”. (In severe! days It
20—1 6'41 was necessary to suspend school. One
40' 10,_ oftheroomahasbeenheatsdwlthsn
at H oil stove and physicians agree that the
HST—2 19.: useofaa ell stovsiaaroom laooeof
, ‘33"! the surest ways of one lung
Ill
‘clpsl Albert Wilson 000' “flunk
tics «leech
and other ills. The. Drill.
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WESTPOR'I‘.
‘1‘1Ic Mimics liourgcr Ill't' victims oil
”in grip.
\t'. it. Cullcr, ui t-IprinitiII-iil
quI u rt-I-I nt viallur lrIIriI.
Curt?! \I‘I-stport. l-‘, of A.
”In night of
Mass. .,
will hold a.
uIInIlIIl) Inter-ting on
.IInrcII II.
II ‘chetick liuril Inns I't'lIIlnt' d to (Isl-i
\Uh'ltln "IlIxIIs IIftI-I nu cxtendcd strut
to.
There will be II apwlul l.IInII-n scr-
the in Trinity c-lrurIlI Friday slur-
nod".
At 'llIuIItIlIII night a morning of Tom»
pic “misc 0'. k A. M the M. M. new
grep will be conferred.
sunuxc. 'lhursday night.
The Littlies' Aid Society of Greene
it‘nrrns Church Is to mett this after-
upon with Mrs. It}. J Taylor
cmploycs of the Water. Company. .
mark quick disposal of business and
ll number of friends were invited.
If Its any consolation to know it also
tinticirrorr figure that we have had 111-wa
tron zero days this winter. They omit
to record those below the 0. however.
The fecturcs of the programme of-
fered at the rccentmeeting of the flu-
sical Society were: The solos of Mrs.
11.8.8coleytbc violin selections by
Miss Emma kempor. the reading at
Miss Ilclcu Hurlbutt.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mary Shaughnessey were held yester—
day morning. from her late hom'eI In
SoIrthpIIrt. at 8: 30. and from St. Thom-
us' Church Falrflcld. at 9 o'clock,
where the Rev ’1‘. .I. colemun cinchi-
cd Ilurlaf was in Westport. ’I '- ..
Throughout the winter eaumerstlbfl
at the schools has been light. due to
the epidemic of measles and prev»
lcnce of grip. Awards of merit there-
fore. have not been as general as 10 the
rule, but. allocate under- the clreu‘m-r
stunccs car-Its no reflection 00 pupils or
schools.
The Greens Far-ma Farmers' club not
Monday night. at- the home of Ilra.
Waheman. and were Iastruotively 00o
tertalned by the luv. Schlosaor, who
delivered an address on "Farming In
the West." While the magnitude of
that vocation there'wss In a degree
known, methods, results and possibil-
ities were surprises to most of the lla~
tenors to the discourse. ,
' The ground hog, blue birds, oven
'I‘Ilcle will ho a social to members I
rmd friends at the Congregational par- .
'I'hawing out of pipes with slectrlo- :
11:; has been successfully tried hero by 1
but night Aspotuck lodge. K. of P..'
followud that with a smoker. to which.» .
I
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Ill
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IAIsr own N.Y.'. Ma'tt'a'llrtpa'r
«.0.mequ ' 0010000. ,
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Constipation l...» to m Oils-t it 10
the cause of
to dangerous
m» Imam , -
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' Jamie Worry-30%:
too «0000000130 oupatlrltststr
Mouyfig‘m
1
110000-0010! 0000000 through pariah
A Item cad: Too Lsraw
Man's ngllgsnca. ,
The negligence of a barren. 10ml-
lowed a horsetlrief to clip “1' h
the gore of the police hers. Spa-
1‘.- The thief stole a talnab'ie. We
Mm owned by Fred 1000011, 0
rtbnawer Saturdays ddtovc.
towards stuntorri The poles .slr
u the line were short 0 decodi-
0I Of the HI 0an the thief. ‘ .. .
80002603! night. about (I. Jolt"
Fuel: of Barton. «mod a horse and!
buggy, on the Post ,rdadl‘on 08'“ War“
home. The holsc "it 11min
trying to browse, try. the I' do.
Wrapped in tubes the driver“,om 000 “bolt;
upright In the buggle ply
sound asleep Mr Pinch tbodght this
a peculiar cortdltton of ,anirs.‘ flow
over. he said nothing, and want on
home. Next. momlne when Ito arose-
he wont oat to look for tire rig. 1'th!
wagon ass Indra. wlth a’ number. of)
bundles malkcd with 01v. .Ecltlfl's ‘
tram» and sum-.953 but horse and man.
were gone. The Darlenlta made ant
investigation with the idea of Ming;
spring have been heard from. but up
to press hour- no discovery has been
mark- of the whereabouts of the Board.
of Trade;
may be obtained of W. H. Burr orl
Town Clerk Hyatt. and formation
that may lead to its return to town
and to activity will be gratefully re~
cclvod There are grave apprehen-
“II- I“
—.——
as' Eclectric Oil. Heals burns, cuts
wounds of any sort: cures sore throat.
croup. catarrlr. asthmrnevar falls.
'00le GHNROIO. W"
Little—Not 0 0000 Return to Him
from Pat-Office Rent.
contours Hill. whose name is mention-
od several times moouaectloo with the
lease of the present quarters occupied
by the Norwslk post. once. 001d:
the stock which. was. but one-fifty
sixth of the cost ofthebuildlns. and
scriptfou made snow: theanembors ot'
the club on out tap this new building.
'I‘hemoromeot for the new post once
was started by a petition signed bya
number of prominentcltiaeu. of Nor-
walk and the 0000 knowledge I had of
the matter was wheltho petition was
presented tome. I theotleetded notto
have anything to do with It until thc
hisrchsncs’ Asaoclatlon through
committee should agree upon a. site
and in cooperation with the inspector“
and by unanimous vote of the commit-
tee of the blot-chants' association the:
agreed upon this site sad. I approved 11.
“i do not cans to dilllh the matter
by any statement, as all the facts are
fully new the people of Nor-walk
Inevsr ed a 0000 In any way.
shapeor ms'nner. either 10 the way of
dividesdaori toreatmthe 850010 the
stock. of the walk
“When the investigation of frauds in
Itho post out; department first began
a III-00000 helium 10000 to ohma div
motions and these” reports wbi
now published are the reports In».
spectors not involuntary Irma
improper 'or chariots: 'wltlfeh
were not included 10000 3 w r'e-
port. but fortunately or unfortunately
were referred to ill 0000 m U W'
inally made. and it was to
the post ofll‘ce mugs“! W
public for the ”barren
P'AGIEIG coast. Lymphoma.
I00 45-0 school to «scours-as
"1 up steamer Bond 9 080., I! We 00,0010“! m“ (If it
to Bridgeport to haul the, _ {Edit a teachers 10 sic «' ,
there. She has had I . ni vi or with tonsil undoubtedly Inn to Iaoi 7 '
"ch in 08ch tat-1000010100 of“ the school and.
{getting the ice. and is
an over-100mb“;J , hree of the child
.. . the-rte. of the. 00'
u.- ... ”QM” , M‘h'
it daughter was mamas:
so mamas. III-a. Joe. who
A description or the lostitll late Sunday night. 000’ M
I cup". é—‘M " '
aso MIN 00th To amooerotm
slons that It has done away with it-
‘ -A household necessity~Dn 'maors- '
. . —-r .
gongruaman. ,Hlil Makes Them Look .
WASHINGTON. ;‘ limb . alwkoprc .
"I owned only .ono-twanty-eiglrtlr of-
this was taken 13 years ago on sun;
the animal but was ut'tsuooosstnl
Finally be notified the 11001130?!” 0000.
The notification war not. mailed with»
than
time the thief had made goodrhla est
Uncas Tribe. of South Norwalk, Molt;
. In Great Pn‘eparflfins.
The warriors braves and chlel‘s'off
.Konckupotauaulr Tribe. No.3
It. It. or Bridgeport are propitl'tlui' it;
don the war paint for great Tuscan. r
,slcop. tthcn they will mail 0 ,t;_ 0nd?
incsrly 100 pnlcfaoes. and al'Ith '0
‘ time celebrate the. ninth universal oh
the organization of the tribe. _ ‘
[Incas ’l‘I-,lbe N0. 26,01 80th No”
rain sill work the hunter and wars
'rlor degrees and the great "slicin-
‘Wllllam ll. Pond. of Hartford.‘ 111‘"
staff of grout chiefs. will be 00006011 ,
to witness the adoption and splits
of the full ritualistic work of the fit!
on the class.
The appearance of the Ullcl 'tlod
grcc team in the huntersI atria
ors Ilcgrcc will attract manymss 3* It!
in this spccial degree 110,! méxatitct
commit takcs place at sou! “m
jIIu Good FridaI. K011 phi
‘Trlbc' a team is drilling pl
feeling the work for tli'o it! “3‘"
chpccts to make the other c6 teams
bustle for their lsureis'.’ ,
At next week‘s meetlltg II ls ,
pcctcrl that about 600 will hp Id 0"
tcndnncc. including the Tltlf'tug RIM"
and chiefs. At the meeting 10301003"
‘iuz 28 applications of slt‘ , _ 0"
adoption were read by tWet ' l‘ 93
'rccords. ~Bridgcport Talon"; {MW-
1
Seven Jurors 800 ”0"“ "1.1.7 ‘
aria sport Man on read mulls; r00r.
. BR DGEPOR‘I' March Mom
to piss before Judge snuuhray!‘
Superior Criminal (:0qu y 10de 31
famous. Joesph Eardldyg; urged wifhl
murder In the first degree 0lot" 006 Ils'r
his mother-ln-law Mrs Elizabeth
renco, the prisoner b'urst lut‘tezra [and
pleaded not guilty. It I re‘
matador of the afternoon 1000th
following acres of the 000000er
irirors. ..
. William A. Peck. far-mono
wicb: Elmer s. Andrews. «msfi
ton: Edward 3. Hartley ureter
ington: Charles E. 00001100
chine agent. Monroe. 0030,11.
grain merchant Danish 0.
Webb. grocer Barton; J.
farmer Itldgedehl.
ponothoals IN Tits. .
‘ .‘At the First Methodlll. '
-Bsa‘%m nonfat}. the
“8. L Balthlti who VII
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