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Luxury
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let 2 .6
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$li).25O up.
connections rate.
up N’Nliigmingu.
'PHONI.“
Specialty Mfg. Co. ._
71“ or 1th smut.
OOUTH NOIWALK.
NEW AND QSCOND-HAND
Electric Motors
Funnier-ten. manure AND a:
' enrnno. aarreracrrou ouan.
auraao.
FRANK i. VAN 800i
PL UMDIND.
312‘”.
HO 1' WA TEE.
AND DIS
”WIND.
Tin. Sheet from. Copper ,
u-w-diiiliflCA M
502807th Main Street.
Telephone. 137-3.
South Narvvalk, Conn.
Easy To Pick
the proper Wall Paped Designs from
our splendid atoclt. There isn’t a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
tlatlc Wall Papere in these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen moat
skillful. 2
Sole agent for Janeway'e and Can
penter' a Wall Papers.
' To Omen-Window, Shades. Pic- 2
.2 titre Framer.
Parnrnns' SUPPLIES,
MATERiALI.
inc—ww-
, SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tutor, IOC. . i T.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. osc.’ W
Solid at... Half Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with faint“. rec.
"Shurc- Cut” Can Direner. cuts
easily. No ragged edge, rec.
Beat'Steei paring Knives, roe.
ARTISTS'
parnrme. ’paenu narro-
ING. DECORATING.
eronn OPE mnnmos.
- “Ellis fluently
in 3 Minutes
Hands do not
touch dough.
' 2 corner 4
Watkins & Dow,
112 wneumerou eraser.
Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Per Gent-001.0 BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on installments. A good investment for
you, it you live. a Bplcndid protection
for your family. it you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH FERGUSON, SpecleiAgent.
UNITED BANK BUtLDING.
So. Norwalk. ct.
THE
NNN NNNNNN NNNK
touru NOIWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus, ”00.00000
Nor Proms. 355300.00
Solicits accounte of individuals. man
ufacturera, merchant: and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHIWBON. Prea.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prev
JACOB M. LAYTON, enabler.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry 8eyrnour
Joel-h R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Ohriltian swam Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathew-on John H. Light
Fred. H. Iowans
»2 2 2 The
Eamlng Power
of our navinge in
.701ed with 5thin
0091,?!” Q i?"
2 “cent in: bp‘ér cant.
/’ greater than it in
, . vealed at. 4 per
cent; is 42 M per
cent. greater an it’ invested fut 3%
per cent.: and 2-3 per cent. greater
than it invested at :8 percent. ,
ltate Supervision of New York and
Connecticut: = 2
IRANCH OFFlOE, 12 80 MAIN ST.
Reeldent Director-a. Realdent Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee 2 EL, Coburn
Charm E. Dow John Dr Lawrence
Dividend
£3“: Minln. Oil, smelter and
ustrini Stoc a making poaaihle
Large Interest and Profile. Book-
lele on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankerr, Brokers. Fiacal nta.
Members New York cam: ated
Stock Exchan .66 Broadway and
r7 New Street, ew York. 2
ERBALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager,
WedernNewE land Bra eh: I! -
wasamuuuda'mnnugmf‘ mom
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 under Elk. gouth Nohalh. 0t.
(Incorporated).
NORWALK.
SODI'H NORWJLK.
and HDWj YORK.
and" “tank". .
Leaves New York Daily at 6 p. or.
[saved Nor-walk Daily at 5 p. In.
' ward for any care or Catarrlr
l‘h (lotion Silt ind Boilers,
tutu t matured country.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
new WATER nEnTiuo.
. nor AIR HEATING. - ‘
Tilt iorvrlk ditched Crimping 2‘1
THE JONES d: HOTCHKISS
CPADM A.NY2
Daily Freight LinQ »
steam-arrow at Nor-Icon"! 7
HOW. Trill!
We offer One Hundred Dollar- lie-
H il' 0a .6 m
y a a
EJ. CHEN (30., Toledo.0. Care.
We. the underbi it. have known F.
Cheney tor the last 16 yearn. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
buuluoaa trauaactiona. and iinanciall!
able to carry out any ohiiaatlone made
by hie Inn: 2
WALDING KiNNAN it MAnVlN.
Wholeaade Drugxlets, Toledo.0
Hall’s Cntarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally noting directly upon the blood
and mucuoua notice 1 the Intern.
Testimonials cont ,0. Price. 76c.
per bottle. Sold 267 an Drrinlats. '
{flake Hall's Family l’ills for month
pa on
not be cured
WALL PAPER
_ .....“ ........_..._._..
oun crack or new coooe
war in re [LITTLE LARGER
rum even serene.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE OOODS HIRE, YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNIR.
WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY CONTRACT! FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
we rev TO cannv m erocx
,evenvrume vou were run THE
oeconarioue or voun House.
meter: on our.
E. E. Gorhrn’s,
TIL. 136-2. 2
to mm at, e. uonwatx.
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
insures a Warm Hence. Day and
Night, in coldest weather.
Send for Catalogue and Inveetlo
(ate for yourself.
96 Lrn‘ER'rv STREET.
NEW YORK.
x'g'oq.
1347-
HEATING. 2 2 t -2
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND YIN KOOFINO.
Garland Steam Fittln
nae Fixtures, Natal Celina,
Have you eeen our ateek ct
RICHMOND RANGES?
Ito.
“l7 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
'Readu Bits lOc pkg.
a.
Fact 2cm. x
lot 2570 lb.
21 iii. Grail. Sliflai $1
”l’ o w 0 fit. the new
brdklastiood copra.
,tull
"35hr
cg; COTTAGE AVE
EAS NORWALK.
iinrry (‘ronueit will lend the Junior
Baud meeting l-riday evening.
Albert 'i‘ Sounder has taken a posi-
tion with the ii. W. elie Company.
Mien Carrie Raymond is the guest of
Ml. and Mrs. Fowler of ltowau street.
Miss Mona Helen Taylor, 0! New
York city, is visiting hire. Patterson. of
Winfield street.
Adeibert S. rartrick in moving today
Into the John Mains house in South
Osborn avenue.
Time has been quite a- large leak in
the Rowan street water main Men
are. engaged in rcpairlug it.
Mrs. Skocne, of l’oughkeopalc. is a
guest at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. D. Burr Bench. of Betta Place.
William Mollett, who inns been ill at
his borne in Foster Park, has resumed
his duties at the Norwnlk iron Works.
There will be no meeting of the Jun-
ior Epworth. League, this l’rldny af-
ternoon. The meeting will be hold on
Sunday. 2
2 A rehearsal of the double quartette
or the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held last evening. at the home of
H J. lllpson
The Epworth League entertainment
will be held tonight, in the Sunday
school room of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Clrurth.
A proofing of the crucial Board will
be. held tonight. in tho ladlea' parlor oi
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, at 7:46 o'clock, sharp.
The 'i‘uesday Evening class meeting
was largely attended last cv ening and
was full or spiritual interest and inspir-
alien. and greatly encouraged its lead-
er and pastor.
There will be a concert at the Eat
Avenue Methodist ’Eplacopnl Church,
tonight. May 4th.. under the auspices
or the Epworth League. A fine pro-
gram has been arr-ringed.
Edward Hatchmnn, of Seavlow ave-
nue, started today to spend twa months
with his sister, in Providence. Rhode
island. Mr. Hatchrnuu‘n sister came
here yesterday after him.
The Epworth Magoo of the East
ment at the church this evening. A
line programme has been prepared for
the occasion, and a good time ls ex-
pected.
John Sloan is moving to ll Cottage
avenue, East Norwalk. today. from
Newark, New Jersey. Mr. Sloan is
employed by the Pullman Palace Car
Company, in the train service between
New York and Boston.
There will be a meeting of the omcial
board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. this evening. at 7: 46 some-
what earlier than usual to allow the
members to attend the entertainment
or the Epw'ortb League.
While the pile driver was at work
this morning. one of the piles broke a
water pipe leading from the main and
running into a saloon nearby. The
aupply of chasera was out or! at this
did not materially interfere with the
business of the saloon.
The steamer Roseda‘le has been char-
tered as the craft to convey the May
liower Hook and Ladder Company and
Fire Police plcknlckers to Coney is-
land The question oi! whether the
Roeedale can turn around in the local
harbor has been agitated however. and
a committee is investigating
The death of Robert Carr. which no
in. Streams Lite
‘ good working murder—to MWLW
othealthperiect
' .is. .that- each who
”lite in Wand ’S
Pi areiomrrostoitheiewthinza
thatuilidoii.
Are-hue Church will give an entertain- ,
curred tut eliuu r‘vili be it iodine of,
narrow to a great marry lilaet newth
is. Mb cart-w war loved
cure in contact. For-pomp
been a r lent auflemr union
am all More. and is
‘hvld until tired
A meeting at the int-bode Club hw'
held hint eveniiig. at will elabtnhe
plant were made tort e hp diet at all
outlng on June 27. he more re of.
the club will go down the harbor lnb
launches, as they did is licence. and
”the. row
courage
of the islands.
ed. Acommittc
here was appointed to arrange for the
occasion.
The children of the infant class of
the Neat Avenue Methodiat Church are
making great efforts to fill the boxes
which were distributed to them acme
weelre ago. The lu‘Occeda will go to-
ward lilting up another room in the
church for the ripe of this deportation.w
which has grown rapidly in the but
few months. The children docile the
assistance of all their many trionds in
this work 2
ROWAYTON.
“"-
Mre. Alice Dean Ward 0:2 New York
city, will take persuasion of her line
fulfill)" residence at Contentment is-
a
Daniel P. Wicks has built a large
fleet for Mr. Rancher: at Colleudar's
Point. Noroton. The float will be
towed from Rowayton to Norman
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Geri-lit Smith arrived
here today. trorn New York city, and
are in poaseealon or the “Log Ctblu."
at Butler" E inland which they occupied
last season.
Mr Powers. who owne the fine reel-
dcnce at Hickory Bluff, near Nltolr‘a
store._ has arrived for the season. and
will make some improvements about
the premlucn 2
The striking apparatus (or Rown-
ton Hose Company a lire alarm aratem
arrived here a tow days ago. and was
placed in position. last night. The. up-
paratue works very uatlslactorlly.
nue rendered with line effect a violin
solo ate the musical service given in
the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Norwailr. last Sunday evening.
Miss McCall. head worker at the
Christodorn Settlement House, New
York. will give an address on Tabe-
Inent House Life in New York, at the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church.
tonight at 7 0 ‘clock All are cordially
ly invited. '2.
~Bad blood and indignation are
deadly enemies to good health. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters destroys them.
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DARIEN AND NOROTON. 2,
A deed wan tiled in the Town Clerk’s
once. in Bumtord yesterday. tranefen'
ring three acres or salt meadowe from
Michael Hewley to Ella W. Bohannhn.
the wife of Dr. Richard l... Bohannan.
~Home drearéd sugar cured barns
and shoulders at Street's Cash Grocery
New York prices. 2
The Republicans ot Dnrlen assem-
bled in concur, last night the Town
Hall for the tune or electing dele-
gates to the Republican stale conven—
tion. to be held in New Haven. hiny
10 and 11 and transaotlng’ other burri-
nose. The meeting was called to order
by George W. Fowler. who Was uade
chalranart and William W. Bollard war!
made clerk. The call with accepted and
Clarence E sconeld and James H.881“
moud ware appointed tdllera. it was
decidaéd to take a vote by ballot, both
delegatea' names to union it. Charles
W. Lounabury received thirtyet‘rrce
7oterr2 Thomas P. Chviie, Sn. thwlra',
eight: Jameali. Raymiind. two:W .
Ballard. one. Messrs. Cave and [arena-
bury wore declared the delegatea. The
matter or electlux arto‘vvn committee
was then brought up and it was voted
that all the name: be placed on their
ticket the live having the hlgiteat
number to serve. .The result. foliage:
Edward Hindley thirty-six; Charles B.
Fitch thirty-five: 8.15.. lAunhbury;
A.
tour; Hiram? Taylor. mlrty-thrt. a:
scattering, {cart The the citizens chore
named were declaredialoeted. The bade
ance of the call. which called toratbol’
election or deiozates to the county rind
probate convention‘e. was on motion of
_, C W2. monetary. indefinitely postpon‘
ed
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WES’i‘POR!‘
Doric chaptér. 0. “ill. {meets in his."
ironic hall tonight ‘
"ll
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I“Trinity. Guild meets thin aftcrn
with Mrs. F. Taylor.
Richard Devotion: now of New York.
has been vulture here. i
,_ “25?. if. 0.,2Hyatt.
oi Brooklynhi
the WW2 hunter.
re Neil It. litehell. ‘reeohtliyéllfi
2 , .aurne hil ,dutlea.
d 08' -
mod highly by all with‘ flight in!
probably will have a clam eke at home
A good time lrr expect- ,
e or seven of the runm- ‘
Harryhl. Griswold of Rowaytonavv- look
rhirty- live: Jerome ,s_ Gainer which both
3 antic ,
2. ly idol event
34110130! Search; of Port Cheater. N Y. 2 .
radii. Your.“ act» at...» Nomlhr
reberhnnrntnrougg sickness!!!
“cum intact. "
doing well
2 Dr. Frank Gorham. who harm
motioned to‘hirt boar» N "w 0v,“
rroul up and ace pm
month “may rigovoced‘ to to.
W
Jotlue HOME m weariolrr
“Cur-lone" lo of Pruning lap Re.
mm wilt. tn. Jail «“81...
wt inf-.2212 Feral-lune
7
drunk hChBrg‘tilanror U lament
romt a terror a om led
in the borne or his “gill-73%|: he build-
‘ in: next to Gault Brothore‘.
war nrnetodandeenptolaihgl lbtw a
At the ting ”animation yes”
221:0! care enovah about
imfl ever the bridge” and tip blur out.
but last. “.1100th ”rout in
all! the fellow worn ”it e a.
MGM hie barb cure on
WHO“!!! Want to the mt our
thorluer and naked what was to it!
done. and be. war informed that the
“molar thin would be toga to llrl
egg; :rr‘d pr‘rlr; a; thefiaaeh bond of hi
a rug 9 or orac. . e
aided tit-gurgling yoatg rd y Ingram ha
wattle l arr-Milo auricularoi:
of $601) and laying two titty dol r billy
upop the dealt paired Whoop la boy,
201°er 2 A»
w'i‘he young (alloy wan brought train
his cell and when the two met to
meeting was 0 Pathetic one. To
young fellow wept like a ch d 0: four,
so happy was he to ace his ether. . 2
Since his confinement in the. Jail.
he has refused to {lay '9. word to the
attention or to eat a an
ii is aa d that h'ir Christ has .~rc
in... tile Edit and in ‘
Julius 0.8 eighteen y... our son or '
JW‘W
hairy and 2
‘L
MM“ WI
‘ in Mark
2 v -2~rr2\ £22.,
unnwktlt, no it w. ..
“fife-me «him
On Snturdnyrilenorai
bee 0! Bridgeport. and,
counsel: tor cool!
and ughtip u ., of
the seiackzgren of the town.Q
and tall over the main
lug the tracks on the N
along where lmprovemell
made. it. will be rather
some time ago that the (it
had new thatt he town
marked that be to noon to leave the
state. .
a...” l
PAM-”0ND.
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Corn] is a dirt one trace it good deal
of in ribbons. trimmings, ctg. 2 '
, The vegetable bqusb in an excellent
and cilloiont “blatant in cleaning:
darrdollriu greens—them
“Opp not ipfrmucnuym noon at the
lot“ a ,a whlntconr oi ooarao
linen with a suit or hnntlfiornn wool.
if you will observe a little cnrctulir
you will note the change in the shoe
at the bolero coat. ite curves into t
figure and producer: a very trim often
if your line the muslin rlraporicn all
about your bedroom during the sunl-
nor. make them so as to be easily tic-i
tuched from each other for they must 2‘
l
at
by laundered often to be kept truer
mg
Some, who like to follow the style:
of the entire gown do no so for an
the color is cuncerned but use other-
on; materials for ’alrirt and coat. Thus
with a. skirt of any brown no on‘no ot0
money goes to thr- hardwere calcr in:
the very same color.
one woman looks upon the money
spent on plant: and the tools .lecclr‘
nary to properly care for them as so
much sand from the doctor's -.blll The
mone’ygoeee to the hardwhre dealer in-
stead of the doctor. bdt instead of out-
iering there is great deil'tht in caring
for the plants and admirlrur their
brighrand mgr-ht blodeo'ma.
Have you any idea how pretty the
clinched vollee are and how appropriate
for Wear on t
trip:
and way which? oeemd altogether too
delicate for such practical service.
still they will tell you «but. these little
chucks, including the checked. tatota:
shirtmwalet cult, is Just the thing for
morning.
What a delight the cheer lawn trookd
so popular tor morning wear at home
will be to the, leundreas. ....Whitc’22 or
course soils eaallv but one our here,
are many as she likes ,0! metre, unrest
daiutiilh dressed, in thorn for ,a pro”! 5
or two on than» on niece _
tub. purl t (eel that all)?” is burden
any one «one they are he simply
made 3nd anally ironed.
When the Chinese phrente are about
66 years or age, says -'Womaa'e
Migraine.” their electioiiate sons and
da ter‘s unite in giving them each
hri acme a collin as possible ”meat
precepts are received with gratitude.
andpre otter: dried at worst-ghee. an.
til such a time or they are réénlred hr
thdlr more for the fi‘urp'oae for which
they were originally unburied
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IOU'i'H AMBNC:N WAR IMPRODA-
3.
“10(11an 95°13le
result orientation. There is no es»
cltauen here he thaepeopfitgpm utter.
lslgnalling in charge oi George N "
he morning nicotine 0
18“!- .OM in n-very aoi't blue ed
, Boston. The iuiurtctiorwt ,
strain the men named it‘d
' lag cows had other cattle , 22
2 near- Mlli river, which it. tidbit“:
peace or lowering the rm to
tho Wontporl eel-ctmen b, '
to do it 2 2
The. aunt of doing this
beam as the roadway ill ten
llrnd born out ton to i. going
tehould the town hmobligod,
added with the other “trump
will be DWCAMI’Y to lay auction.
for this special work, ,
it. is learned. whiter;
lirat the C R. 8:14. .00..
the trucks, on it the to
do it probably id'gnl cello
.rnonccd. 2
The roadway at present 33 , ,
lcl’t last year by Contractor ‘ 4 2
home places the road
being four rind him feel: i
*M‘QL—aflw,
MILITARY only; ran '70 N‘ i
A class for instruction in mint
hibb in will meet this re
basemcitt at. the Fit: _
Church Mr. McKibbln iii
ltiy on $3“ “to 0809“,: pt Inhibit-g r . ‘,
n 8 young men or .
otshe community are childish
opportunity to become non ,
this most interesting or ot ‘
tary atom” if eunlclentlntcr tinisho
h’lr. Kilrbin will. carry. t ,
the use of: viral... tale army
the heliograph. The climb will
nie‘h the use of the pertinent for
weight mé‘n. Thomas 1 tt’a‘ in e
Willem C. Foote wni ass gene ,
arrangements. This in on of
many moyemente being in e in
community in the martial: ' .
young mén. in the a epoch of a.
A. Young men are cordially inc,
SANI'f'ARY CARTD
i litre uolairflrr‘niclpal r.eg'r;r£,lt;tlMl 31‘2““ ,
or at refuse. an a t n o
materially though mutate}? ’er
merited by the name “due .9 should
c arripd through the streets in. an- .
receptacles. This has not i gen
work in the inventiniolbo
and duatecarte. and y incorrect
a urldrmementa in tgr'e' lg
been “found possible 0
92 household retiree withon
etrcets with either the
or the intentions duet tiara.‘
antler here. more perfect“
dart la the “lsubailtll
thin plan each hou cider:
dust-bins. or which, howgva
is in his actual penetration
Thin. when toll. is carried
in the duet cart. in' wide 2;. ‘
brought. «back the empty one tor use
til the cart cello again
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iNJUNCTiONG GK
Judge Howard ~.2l our
court or Co'nrrtlon pleat
qt a reservoir of the "
draulic Co. supplying 2h oi ‘
Sonthpert. Judge Car-tie We 2
or 3400 for violation bathe in:
t
on.
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