Going To Get A
Gas Range?
Get it NOW while
we can make prompt
connections.
Prices
$l0.25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
iiilli’y highlight
'PHONE. 68.
. THE
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7! WATER STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
new AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED.
“”OOOOOOOMOOnONOOOO
FNNNNN VAN SNNY
PLUMBING.
5 TE AM.
HOT WA TE R.
AND GAS
F I T TING.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
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Telephone, 137-3.
South Norwaik, Conn.
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[be proper Wnll I’upcd Designs from
our splnndld stock. There Isn't, a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
tin-tic Wall Papers in those parts.
Prices are proper iind Workmcn most
skillful.
Solo agent for .lnnoway'n- and Car-
pcutcr's Willi Papers.
To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
SI’I’I’IJICS,
MATERIALS.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, roc.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long. with fixtures, 10c.
“Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, me.
Best Steel Paring Knives, 10c.
I‘AINTEIIS‘ ARTISTS
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
INC, DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD UP
YOUR SYSTEM AND IF
You NEED .
Strength, Call and Get Some of My
IMPORTED PORT SHERRY AND
OYKA WINES.
I have also Tthe BEST ASSORTMENT
at Liquors.
Don‘t you know that you can always
got a good meal at all boomw with
everything in oealon, at the
Imperial Cafe
9 Riilroad Place So. Norwaik.
GIRL JCHJUB.
It a man gets tired of loading a
single Ito he should marry and be
led‘ .
MIXES
and
' unnsnomugln ‘
3 Minutes
Hands do not
touch dough.
BIANHHBI. "m :RBRI 1A1
SOLD ev
Watkins 8. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Per Cent. GOLD BONDS
oi‘ the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on insinllmculs. A good invcstmcnt for
you. it you lim. :i :iIIil‘lllIIlI protection
for your i‘ilinily, if you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
so. Norwnik, Ct.
THE
NIIY NAIIIINNI BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
5100.000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Not Profits. 355.300.00
Solicits accounts of individuals, man-
ufacturel‘s, merchants and corporatioris
upon favorable terms.
Capital
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. KItApp Henry Seymour
Joalaii R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Surplus, $185,000.
The
Earning‘ Power
of your savings in.
vested with this
Company at 6 per
cent. is 25 percent.
greater than if III'
vcsiI-d at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if Invested at 31,43
per cent; and tit; 2-3 per cent. greater
than it lnvcsicd nt 3 per cont.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 50 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
Capital, $1.600,000.
I. woke EN
l‘nyinl; Mining, (Iii, Smelter and
Industrial Stoclzs making possible
Large Interest and Profits. look-
Icis on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
tankers, Brokers, Fiscal Agents.
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
T. .‘IlALDWlN II AM MITT, M hunger,
Western New England Brunch: Ilcadqnin.
hr: : Sultan-35 Cattiullldg.. Hartford, Conn
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Denny S. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Bik. South Norwalk. Ct.
iii-innit in... limping
(Incorporated).
Daily Freight Line
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and 'NEW YORK.
Steamersi"Cfty of Narwalk '
and “Eagle".
[mates New Yoril Daily at 5 p. in.
Leaves Norwnlk Daily at 5 p in.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
PROPER TY O WNERS
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Inauranee 00., of
New York, will Insure your rents
against 'Ioaa cuatainod by Iona of rent-
ala by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ..... .. . 86,563,428
canoes III. narrow
5 R. R. In" South Norwalk.
, 'ROENCIES.
ALL msunnuces. REAL acute.
uonvcmes. nornnv, cram.
non-r TICKETIP .
‘12 couvn mm eraser. -
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"3v-
rrn': Jamil a. LAWRENCE .
HOW'S THIS?
\\'c oI'l‘cr Um- llundrcil liolllll'l-l itc-
\Iill'ti for tiny cusc of t'uliu‘rb thut cull-
not in» l'lll't'ti by Ilull'n Cuturrb (.‘uro.
I“. .i. (‘ill‘INICY oi t‘t).. 'l‘olc.io, (I.
Wc. IIIL‘ undernluncd, iiuvc known l-‘.
.l. t.‘licucy for llic lust If» ycuin. und
bollcvr- bim pcrl'cctly bonoiublc Ill nil
bunincss irunsuclloim. uud finunclnlly
llIIIc to curry out any obiigutionn mudc
by his firm.
\V'AlililNll, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wbolcsuilc llruirizistu, ’I‘oicdo. (l,
Iliill'u (‘uiurrli (‘urc in tullcn infur-
nully. iIlillI'pI tiil'l‘uii) upon tbc blood
und min-noun surfaci- of tho nyntcni.
’I‘cslimonluls .scnl I'i'cc l'i'lcc, 75c.
por boitlc Sold by uil lh‘uggists.
'I'ultc Hull's i"umlly I‘llls I'or consti-
pation.
INNLL PAPER
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE 0R OUT.
E. E. Giuliani’s
TEL. 135-2.
10 FIRST ST., E. NORWALK.
The Gorton Side Feed Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
HOT. WATER HEATING.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
Enter it Lidgeinood Company,
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
547. W _-_ 4’ x504.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Gas Etc.
llISTlliIT nun: 2253:."
I on... Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN
BALM. no doom; .4“. No opium.
Only lnf‘alltblo cure for Aalhma, 0-.
tart-II, Bronchitis and Qulck Conanmp.
“on. line out ll .00 llruggiala. Pint.
‘ BB. 50 prepaid. Ii. F. JIM: Infill & 00.,
lndlnnapnlla, Ind.
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. Bouth Norwalk.
Residence, 9 Crone-wt Terrace.
Telephone It’houae. 84-9.
1 . .fli-Iner II
‘3. 8. Paul! oa'm
_ I070}. 183! ‘
Offices. 109‘ Nail: SM
Iuoom'r. 0081'
“WMWNPM
Sarsapari'li'a ~-
Iust ask your doctor all about
It. Ho will tell you “It Is the
best blood medicine on can
possIbI ‘ °
Fanou Creameiu But-
ter 250 lb.
21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1
Readn Bits IOc pkg.
“I’ o w er”. the new
breakfast food. 60 pkg.
‘A. Stull
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
MR. KERR WILL GO TO ST. LOUIS.
He Will Attend DemOcratlc Convention
as Alternate for Homer 8. Cummings.
At tho conclusion of Iilc dcmocrutlc
stntc convcnlion iii Haiti'oid FIIIIIH at
\\III(II llomct S (Jiinuiilngs ol' Stunt
lord, was; (‘Ii‘t‘lt‘ti n dclcgntc ut large to
tho nittionni convciition. Mr. Cummings
nunonuccd Ibul hc bud sclcctcd Form-
or Mayor Krrr. or IllillI,itll’,\" :tti his ul-
tcrnuic and bird cinpim'crcd binl to
min in tlic nuiionul convcnliou In his
plucc.
Mi’. Kt'l'l' and Mr. t‘uiuniings wcrc
Illilll cnnd'dnics tor lbw I‘il‘t‘IIOII uud
M r, Cummings oi'dci'i-d Io i'ctirc in tin-
llunluii‘y man‘s furor should Mr. Kcl‘l'
ilcsirc him to do so. .\Ii', Kci‘r, bow-
r-vr-r, decided to withdraw himself and
(Iiii so, both from lin- contcst for dcic-
géiii- m lurgc and for congi'cssiomil dis-
trict ill-logiiic. Cousclpicnily Mr. t‘uni-
minus guyc Mr. Kerr III“ soul in tin-
nuiionzll convcnlinii nnd iln- privill‘gi'
of yolinu for tlnv nomination of Alton
Ii. l’nrkci‘. of whom Iic is :i pcrsonnl
ilccpiuintnncc.
THE RICHEST MAN lN THE WORLD
The richest mun in tho world clip
not IIIIYI‘ bin liidncys rcpliiccil nor ll\'t'
without tllcm. so it is important not to
nculcct tin-m- ornuim. li‘ Folcy'n lilti-
iicy (‘urc is Iilit‘t‘ll nt Iln- first sign of
damp-r, tlic symptoms will .llsnppcui‘
and your licultli will bc rn-storcd. us it
sizl'llgllll'llfi and builds up tiicsc or»
mills in: nothing t'lw will. 05..“-
liowinnu. l.cli:ipoii, Ky uritcs: "i
Iiiiyi- uscd Foloy's Kililli'_\' (‘iirc and
plcnsurv in stutlnr; it ciircii
m.» puinluiicnily oi" llilliiu‘l' discusc
which ccrtninly would have cost inc
liiy lil'c."v--—For sillc III l’luisicd's drug
store. '
IIIIII' ,L‘I'HII
STEAMER ISABEL IN COMMISSION.
Captain Annlng J. Smith Has Dates
Ahead for His Steamer Fleet.
'l‘hc- stonnicl‘ NFHIJI'I which bus bccn
illoorcd zit IIII' I’lcuuui'c Iicucli dock
on Siruti‘ord nvcnue liriducport, dur-
ing tlic wintcr and has just bccn rc-
IIIIIIIIl'li. wont into commission lust
ucck. uud clcuri-d for Ncw York.
wlicrc it will Ilt' used by Aiming J.
Smith in his cttcursiou busincss. 'I'Iic
bulgi- Andrcw .\l. l‘liurch Willi towed to
Now York bv tiic stcilmcr, ’l‘ln- ro-
iullliidcr of III!“ Iloct is unilcrgolng rc-
puirs and with the Roscdnlo, will be
uscd in running cxcui'sions in and
around Now York and points uiong the
sound. ’l‘hc excursion business this
summcr has bright prospects and Mr.
Smith has the inulority of dates ul~
rcinly ciiuiiucd for his Ilcct of stcnm
crs und burgcs.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
THE BEST MADE.
“In my opinion (I‘inimbcrlnln's
Couch licmcdy is the best made for
colds." ruys' Mrs. Cora Walker, of For
tervlllc. Califoniia. There is no doubt
nbout its being the best. No other
remedy will cure a cold so quickly. No
other is so sure a preventive of pneu-
month. No other is so pleasant and
safe to take. Those are good reus-
ons why it should be preferred to any
other. The fact is that few people
are satisfied with any other after liav~
ing once used this remedy. For sale
by Stilison-Powcll Corporation, Clif-
ford Pharmacy Pierces' Bridge anr-
nincy and Zeitfur-s Pharmacy. "
STAMFORD NAMES DELEGATES.
STAMFORD. Milv il.——'I‘he. Ropubii~
can delegates of the Twenty-seventh
Senatorial District met here Saturday
and chose as delegates to the Republi-
can State Convoritlon- Jay'W'nlsli. ot
Greenwich. and Oliver G. Fossendcn.
of this place. .. - .. .,.
an wanes
TREATMENT IFIIEE!
.a-- nu .0 m one.
SIMPLY CUT OUT THIS COUPON. _
And mail to The Cal-curl Company, Kennedy -
3 Row, Rondoutfl‘ .
Dmr Sire.- I think I am suffering from;
. Ilene prnudo me with .
twonkn ironinient with CAL-CUBA Bowman;
3 FREE or ALL cosr.
E Kenton"
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Address.
Iinv ailil'orer from Kidney trouble, Liver
complaint, Diseases of the Bladder, Omi-
stipation, or Blood impurity who really
desires to and a Pmnanmt Our-e, may
obtain FREE TREATMENT; with Cal-cum
Saloon! Dr. David Kennedy’s new modi-
ciue. Simply cut out the coupon above,
end mail to the Cal-cum Company, Ken.
nedy Bow, Bondont, N. Y.
CAI-euro Solvent is unequaled by any
pm lion, and' is Dr. Kennedy' 3 test.
iclne. It acts on an entire y new
principle.
Williom R. Miller, of Hatteowul. N.
Y. aa‘ys:—“I Wu seriously troubled with
my kidney- and bladder {or over three
years. Manydoetors and melons kidney
mafia, gave me no relief. But. I finally
knight nbottlo of Oat-euro Rolvent of my
lruggtst. mdafewboflloémndlomeurd'
For acid by Piatner t Bradley.
South NONI“-
~-- was.
a reg,
'is
: been spending .1 Im-
1 one bearing in blrthdnlo of 1700
---' Tokeneke building in Burton.
FNSTNIIIIINNLL
Stephen Kcoxh npcut Sunday at
liomc.
Frnnk lloru visltcd his motbcr, Mrs.
M, .I. burn. ycstcrdul.
Mrs. (icorgc Entry. of Unborn uvcnuc,
In quilc III III iicr honic.
It mceting of tho Junior lipworth
IA‘flfllltl wus hclil ycntcrilny afternoon.
III 3 o'clock. ut thc church.
The rcgului' chkly nociul service of
thc Advent Church will be held 'I‘iinru-
day cvcninu. us unuul. at the church.
William Moffuit lcd thc lipworth
Inuiuuc. yestcrduy ut‘tcrnoon. 'I‘he
HIIItJt‘t‘l-tif the mccting was "L‘rownn
'l‘roddcn llndcrfoot.”
’I‘licrc will bc ll pi‘ilycr lnccilng on
l-‘riduy evening of thin wcck at the
home of (luntnvr- i'iizcr, in Stuart arc-
niio, A largo dcicgnllon of mcmbcrs of
the Advent Church will gilIIiL-r (born.
The funeral of Miss Edith Mend, sis-
ter of Mrs. John W. Hanks, was held at
noon ycsti-rdny. from the residence of
Mrs. liunits. licv. Edward Cunning-
lnun olllclnlcd. 'l‘iic lutcrmcui win; In
Iirunciivillc, Conn.
Scrorul nicmbcrs of llio..iunlor liund
\vcnt to Tullmnduc llill yesterday. III-
icrnoon, und lcd u service In the chapel
Ibcrc. 'I‘ln-y stoppcd ut Wcst Norwalk
on their wily buck. and lcd u ncrvlco
tbcrc.
It will ln- ol~ lull-rest to local] Swed—
isli pcoplc us \vcll llh‘ to tbc chdcs
of the country to know tlint King
Oscui bus iippointcd lilsliop S. ti. Von
flic intcrnutloncl pcncc confcrcuco to
thc iutcruiitlouul |)llt(‘L‘ conference to
Louis.
’I‘Iicrc buy.- bccn many Icilks in writ-
‘cr muinu und pipcs in Enst Norwaik.
this your. and Ibc wntr-r commissioners
have boon ki-pt busy scnding out
minus of inch to repair them. The lut-
cst brcitk is on \i'lnllcid ntrvcl. A size-
nblc brook has bccn running tlici'c for
scvcrnl days, and us yet no attempt
bus been made to stop the bulk.
The uttcndunoc ut. the Advent Chris-
Ilun Sunday school yesterday, was very
cncoui‘nglng In point of size. There
wcrc iii-.3 children prcscni. and seven-
ty-Ili'c Iliblcu wcrc rcprcscnlcd. Itcv.
It‘. S. Airisu’orth read the rcport of the
Icuclicrs' cont‘crcncc. liltcly held at
\\'utcrbury. to which ho was a doll--
unto. 'l‘hc rcport was ycry interesting
and instructive.
A Iurgo congrcgntion gI'I‘I'II‘tI the
Roy. A. S. lx'urunngh. I).D.. ot’ Brook-
lyn, lust m‘cnlng, ut thc East Avenue
Methodist Church. and listened to his
cvidcnt intcrcst ninl pleasure to his
prcscntution of the work of the Metho—
dist Episcopal Hospital. of which he
supcrintcndent. llr. Knvunngh
lll't‘ilt'Ill‘S tln- gospel of licniinp: with
tin sunn- rniin-stiicss .inil clonucncc us
Ili‘ plow-nine the gospel of fulth.
~~ i’hic'c s Dyspcpsin 'Iublcts do, the
work. Ask anybody. 25 cents.
'i‘lic ltcv. L. It. Moore will prcnth
in lllt‘ Sunday School room of East
.\\’('Illl“ Mcthodlst Episcopal Church
on ‘l‘uosdny, May lfith. at 7:45 p. m..
after which he will hold the first quar-
tcrly conferoncc. A full attendance
is dcslrcd. ’i‘hc Liullcs' Aid will mect
in the ludics' purlor of East Avenue
(.‘hurch on \\'Nlncsduy. Muy “III, at
2 p, in. 'l'lic church prayer meeting
or [dust Aycnlic Church will be led b_\
Ilic pastor. 'l‘hursdny, May 12th, at 7:45
p. in. The .iunlor Band will meet in
thc Imilcs' purlor on Friday, May l3tb
all 7:15 p. in.
Saturday crL-iiiug four well-dressed
young men, who wcro evidently out.
for a link, passed own the bridge,
illlti played it number of their calf-like
antics on the business people there
One merchnnt bad a stand of new
brooms outside his store, and the par-
ty appropriated one of them. The
owner of the broom was Informed by
his neighbors, and immediutoly gavo
chase to the four young men. He
threatened the low and personal vio-
lence. and ii number of other things.
After ho recovered his broom he seem-
cd to feel better about it, but contin-
uc-d to breathe thrcnts of slaughter.
Yestcrdny mite boxes were distribu-
tml among the pupils of the Sunday
school of the East Av enuc Methodist
Church in which they are to collect
money during tbe week to be used for
the purpose of filling up a room for
the infant class in the basement of the
church. As stated several days ago
in The Sentinel. this branch of the
Sunday school has been growing so
rapidly of late that increased accom-
modations have become imperative. It
bun bccn definitely decided to go ahead
with the work and fit out a nice room
in the basement. It is expected that
there will be quite a contribution from
the members of' the Sunday school for
this purpose. and next Sunday the en-
tire Sunday school collcclion will be
devoted to It.
ROWAYTON.
Geotgc I). McKay. of New York, has
days In South
horunlk and Rowayton. '
Among the vrvcalhor beaten stones
in the Crow cemetery at Ronaytnn ls
Percy E Ferris. of South Norwalk.
has the contract to do a large amount
of electrical work throughout the
The cherry and plumb trees are be-
ginning to put forth their blossoms be-
ing the first of the fruit trees to
bloom
The first quarterly conference of
the Bowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held tonight. it will
be. conducted by the Rev. If H.
Beottys. of Stamford,_ . .
The Rowayton Hone Company re-
peated Itn mlnstrel entertainment
Saturday night, In Gutder’a Hail. There
fixtures and II bout nro union; the
goods lost.
A llIIIIiIL‘lII iuul lllctuly cutortain
will b:- ulvcn in the Rnwuytou |gup-
IIHI (.‘liurcb for Illt' bun-fit of the flow-
ll)lt.ll I-‘rcc Library. on Tin-Milly «yen-
Inu. Mny Ill. commencing at it o‘clock.
Admission i‘rcc. \ sllycr offcrlnl: will
bc lulu-n. The officers of tho IIbl‘nry
upproclntc tlic efforts of the committee
und urtlstu, unit trust that their efforts
will be rcwnrdcd by u lurgc uttcnlltlnco.
Furnici'u In tho vicinity have com-
mcuccd it) plough. iIlILI some who
plounln-d ('III‘III’I' in the neutron. but
who wcrc Iii-pt front plnntlng bccullml
of the cold npclls. have finished their
sowing. Local householders have ul-
rcudy commi-iiccd to prcpurc their gur-
(It‘ll tor the summcr, uuil iiovcrul IIIIVI
not out their flowers which have
bccn kcpi to hot Illititlcs during the
winter months. ‘
The committee which lind bccn tip-
pointcd to oboe-m- thc forth-tn .iuiil~
vernui'y of the Itownyton Mutiiod‘rt
Episcopui ('hurcli hold it 1110!".le inst
owning at the clone of the evening
service. The committee coniuipluten
commencing tlic occuslofl wlzli wrvlc-
cs the first Sunday in June, r. tuning
the intervening week, Snturd'iv tx-
ccptcd. Flil‘lllcl‘ details of the pilot
will be given the public inter.
Lust night at the Rowuyton Metho-
dist Church RIIHHIPS AIIcn Braindngn
and \‘tvinn Ste-yous snug a tltlctl.
which was greatly enjoyed. Flu-c.-
wits u lurgc congrcgutlou at the worm
ing service. twenty-three children lic-
ing present. The pastor gnvo tin-
second of his the minute talks on
llirdii. The subject was The l'nclcan
Bird. Next Subbilth n plcusnnt sur-
pricc ln in preparation for the child-
rcn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Lin-go quantities of meadow cowsllps
arc in blossom at. this time.
Miss llnrker. of Norotou.
critically ill III. her home.
Mrs. C. W. Raymond. of Noroton, Is
t'ccm’crillg from several nccks' ill-
ness. _
Mrs. P. Bcnnctt'n.houno ut Nnroton.
is being newly painted by 'I‘. Iltlcy, or
Norotou Ilclghts.
A iiir gc greenhouse is being built on
[Ill- Shlpwny place. Noroion lioightn.
which was recently purchased from
Mr. llulglit.
James H. Ruymond has been re-
movlng the old ripple-trons on the Ray
mond plncc, Noroton, nud replanting
with young fruit rind trees.
Miss A. l.. Pnrrcy, who has it fine
summer i'cnldcncc at Noroton Heights
bus urrlrod there from New York city,
and will rcniuln until fall.
The King's Daughters will moct
with Mrs. A. S. Bibbins Tuesday Muy
itith nt 3 p.111. All members are re-
quested to be. present.
Mrs Henry F. Scliock received word
Saturday from her son Iiormnn. of the
arrival of u dcar little baby boy at his
home in Mount Vernon N Y.
The Busy Bees Social Club will give
a cur-lire party and straw dance at the.
Dniien Town Hall, Monday May 9.
An enjoyable evening is promised.
Chris Anilcrson has the work well
along on thontnblo and carriage house
which hc is building at Noroton for Mr.
Jcnkins. It will have cement floor and
It? provided with five stalls with all of
the Intcst improvements, LOUIS Kirk
has been awarded the painting con-
tract.
The younger population of Dnricn-
has gone baseball mud. nothwithsband4
ing the fact that Cliflord Johnson Is
not uround to c‘ncournge tho wavering.'
Practicing in the streets and on the
buscbnll field is the order of the day, us
soon us school is out.
Archltrct Henry Marvin ot‘ Stum-
ford, has completed the plans for the
new school house to be err-c tcd at No-
roton. It will be of wood about
63‘ x Tit feet. The plans will now go'
before the'Bonril of Education for tbeli
approval and as soon as the details nre,
(It-(idod cstinmles will be called for.
’lhe Misses Hughes are to give for
the benefit of the Congregational
Church theii marionettc productitm
"Alice in Wonderland. " The date has
not yet been set for the occasion but It
will be within a week or two. This
production is the one. which has been
given so successfully by the Misses
Hughes at Delmonlcb's. and before die-
tinguishcd audiences in Brooklyn. ,
A lady bent to the treasurer of the
Ditrien Free library Association. Rev.
H Brown a check rm $100 a fee days
since toward the new library build.
ing. This building Is very much
needed. in the near future There are
about ".075 books niiuiy of wbiCh are
fine editions of’vaiun’ble works. most
of them given by George 1‘. Brett. and
should how a substantial 'flrepr‘ooi.’
building provided for their preserva-
tion. The citizens of the town should
make special effort to obtain not an
elaborate building. but one suitable for
practical use at once The room icui»
ed for use at preocuttover the post-
ofllce. Is a pleasant temporary place.
but is not the building needed for the
safety of the town library.
CRAN BU RY.
Mrs. Charles Coggsweii, has moved
to Norwnik. . .
George Benton and family contem-
plate moving Into his mother‘s place
soon.
Silas Sherwood. of Bridgeport. has
been spending his vacation with his
father. William Sherwood.
Rev. Edward Cunningham. or the
East Nor-walk Methodist Church.
preached in the chapel on Sunday at-
ternoon.
The teachers and scholars of the day
school will hold an entertainment in
Washington Lodge Roll on Wednes-
dny evening May 11th. The proceeds
will be used to help pay'ror the
school piano. Ice cream will be sold.
sourn mutton.
Louis msher' In confined to his bed
With rhenmntlam.
Mrs. James Adlai-d to slowly unprov-
ing from an attack of tho ‘grlp.
continues
I
was Another. large attendance. and the
affair was fully As auceeeatul from
an wind; and financial standpoint an‘
that of t e rec
A convert d ctr 'dler'tltdbd‘l‘ly 1. J.
Bell as a oort or boat-home and atoren
house fnr ducking purlphnrnnlla int
Stamford. Illa hm broken into at
Ship‘iian 'and rifled of Its content: Rev
any-Iva decoy ducka, e quantity otl
Thorn1n la a Growing demand to: mall
remain vicinity for slimmer
home
from Hot-walk. is
WINNIE. “grandmother, lifts. Donnell,
of H hit street.
George Linn In melting many Im-
movement: to his bendsomo film
In Kent street
ire. new. nan rot-t Cheetah-no ,
-;.a
Dr Thomas'
9 cream
" )1"; or ,f'rii‘ifilt
I c “J. .'
recently bought the Moeiior property.
in Kent street, has once Ma
ntand will soon start Work u bin Ii
Jumoa Adluid RM purcpalled I.
horse "
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WESTON.
Mrs. George Sheerd In about
after un illness of several woolen. ‘
Mrs. I). M. Androlva hair but: upend-
Inx two weeks In Greenfield RIII.
Mrn. Morris Brown, of BrId rt, In
the guest of but" bl‘oillorfl 'r" Slur-
wood.
Min. DIHIII Morcbousc still contih-
unp quite III, with n severe attack I)!
gr p.
Mi. Noiits (‘IOSBIRRIL of ’I‘Itusville,
Pu. be the guest or his ulster, Mrs. Cir:
IIt’ I.Iudd
Mrs. Oscur Budd In unending c tow
duys with her mother, Min. .1. B. Stur-
are In Cannon
Ii. 1.. Coley who has been ill in.
chtnnI not-iii i3 agein able to teatime
bunlm as In New York
J. Iicnlumlii Home and family left
town on Wednesday {or their new.
home in Medwuy Masai ,
MIIIS Almn iiilnln-i "hair libéblné a
vuuslc pupil or Mrs J. Wniieco Pun-
«pnns .45 feel, each Pluuli were drawn
Albcrt Poiklni-i IiOItI IIIl-l ousebold
goods at nuc lien on 'I'htnnday, d with
his fumily. hm. gone to rteide ‘In
Mnusnchusetts.
'Aunt Jerusha' .s Quilting Pdr'ty" will
bc hold on Tliurnnlny evening, Ma 12.
nt Noilicld Grunt-{c llull. for til ’botie-
III of the Congicgntionni Church Sadie-
(‘ontmi tor Lockwood hail finished
putting In the iron bildgu on" Coley'a
Dam. and travel is being destined
uttionh' it, greatly to the satisfaction of
e\ or y body. '
\lrs. James Cole) entertained n num-
ber of ladies at u "Quilting Bee."
TIIIII‘HIIII)’ nrtc-inoon Those present
wen Mrs W. .l. Sherwood Mrs. D. L. .
(‘olcy Mil-l. II A. Colov Mrs Ephi'fllm
l-‘ltcli. \fins Anillc Fitch, Mrs. M B.
IIlII. “ls. l.. S. (Iodi‘my, Mrs. 090"
Iiudd .'\Iis Frederick Banks and Mrs.
Edith L‘iuik.
.
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WESTPORT. " ' :
TIII‘ Inundutlon is being {Hid for a
new born on tbc E. A. IiL-cis place.
Ilradiey Goodscll and wife have rc-
tliincd Iitlf- from a three months
southcl‘n trip. ‘
t‘h:irlL.. Redford and family haw
inkcn pnsscuslon of limit summer home
at the inims.
Mrs. (lcoi c \Ieiwiii, who Ins been
the Klimt. 0 George B. Qorhlim, lulu
icturuwl home to Greenfield "
Charles lluck and mini.» arrived
lrom New lork Slituiday and toOIl
session of their summer cottage. "‘
Iillpl"fl\ cinrnts the being made to the
highway in Saugntuck. In the “duly
of thc Kctchnm place by a iowci In
grade.
l-Iiirry Kilbcrg and wife have return-
mi homr- to Bethe]. after u visit here
with friends.
A Ililgt representation of the His-
toricnl soilnty bonded by Rev. Jabez
Ruckus utinnded thc recent Incturn
given by Dr Cndmun brime the Nor-
wnlk Historical society.
Wednesday was the 5“ch anni-
vcrsnry of the opening of the West-
pott- Norwnlk flillliv line but the event
was. not marked by any giant degree
of enthusiasm.
Di. A If. Baldwin‘ 3' bucklm‘ard auto
went wrong Wednesday In town and
the owner had to trolley to :Norw:
from here. He returned Thursday w ,
the required persuadcr and logged the.
machine home at an uncertain gait.
Wynfromore, the new stock farm ,of
E. T, Redford. ls looked to for big re-
stilts. In equipmmt it in perfect. but
it in in Its . oroughbreds that interest
chiefly centers and Mi. Budford’ s pur-
pose is to develop Ameilcan types of
horses, on A large sonic and of it high
standaid including saddle horses,
roadstcrs hackneys. , . .,
TO MEET in new HAVEN rudne
DAY» . . ,i_ ‘
Parker Men’ 8 Strength in the 8%!"
Central Committee In 24 Out of 35.
The newlyclccted members of the
democratic state control committee
will hold a meeting in New Rayon
next Thursday at. which the new cow-
mittee will be organized. Withtb
c1 ease in the number of senatorial dill».
tricta in this state there are 35 mem
bers of the state central committee in-
stead of 24. The combos lion of. the
committee at present is 24 or men
while the Hearst element In represent-
od by only ii men.
This assures the rel-election of John
J. Walsh of Norwalk, as chairman as
against Alexander Troup. of Neyrjla-
ven. it likewise means the ire-election
of Edwin S. Thomas of Orange,“ loo
rotary of the committee as chant. At-
torney Edward J Maher of on H!-
Y?!) ‘
~Imp055lble to foresee an accident
Not. Impossible to be prepared for It.
Eclectric OIIéMonar’ch
over pain.
'GIFT TO FAIRFIELD LIBRARY.
Book Shelf in Memory of John DIM!-
Ingham. ,
There will can be placed In Iii":
Fairncld Memorial Library a. book
shelf to the memory of John Bull ‘
him. who was for many your? a‘ writ ‘_
known resident ol Fnirdold.‘a.n, ’
ways profoundly interested 9
fare of the IINIVIInfé'n."
widow and c . '
mfim~
as are needed until the all {£W.
add to It fro'm timio
ROBBERB RAIDED RESTAMRMT.
CHICAGO. May 97nd. toll-drone-
on robbers have raided Kinsloy'a ree—
Laurant in the dosiratoVnLWWTfi
o 9 up the out: or. _ «on
more than 81,000 and M ,
the alarm could be git/“g3.“ in t \_ W‘-
Tles COUNTY unmet?»
m..?” ‘ as” .
'l‘roabur'or' “out has 'eu - -
edby Clint Stuart. "a. 'c ‘7‘
has nub-dared. mitt
killing-mu in airway?” ”
M
RAILROAD LAWYER “MIDI - .. . '
DETROIT, Mich». My 0'
00“.! um well-kam_ . * . ‘
formulaic! lb'b WM: ' I?
not stall. committed I”.
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