mammal.
IIIIIIIIIII,
last,
all point one moral.
Gas Range
they will never be cheaper than at
PRESENT
Prices
$l0.25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
III“ III I III infill.
’PHONE.“
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 we ran mm.
scum NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RE-
PAIRED. SATISFACTION QUART
ANTEED.
MWOWW
IHINKI. VIN SIIIY
PI. UMBINO.
S TEA M.
NO T WA TER.
AND GAS
F I TTINO.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South Norwalk, Conn.
commemomueew-
Easy To Pick
the proper Wail Paped Designs from
our splendid stock. There Isn't. a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Wall Papers In these parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for Janewny's and Car-
penier's Wall Papers.
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MATERIALS.
..._—__
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, xoc.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long. with fixtures, 10c.
“Shore-Cut” Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge, Toe.
Best Steel Paring Knives, xoc.
PAINTERS'
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
L.H.Deicker-
a"; Washington Street,
South Nos-walk, 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
. TOKAY WINES
I havs‘aiso the BEST ADSORTMENT
of Liquors.
Don't you know that you can always
get a good meal at all hours, with
everything In season at the
Imperial Cafe
9 Railroad Place So. Norwaik.
tool a urine tab today be-
caiias he libs-Ilea- one for to.
mono". . w“. .. --- .: .
NEAWUAR TEAS
FOR
LAWN MOWERS. ALL SIZES AND
PRICES.
REFRIGERATORS.
STEP LADDERS.
LONG LADDERS.
EXPANSION LADDERS.
TRESTLE EXTENSION LADDERS.
SCREEN DOORS.
WINDOW SCREENS.
WASH TUBS.
PAINTS AND VARNISHES. STAINS
AND POLISHES.
ROGERS' FLOOR STAINS.
GRAINTE A a B FOR FLOORS.
JAPALAC.
PAINT BRUSHES, BEST QUALITY
AND CHEAP ONES.
EXTRA FINE VARNISH BRUSHES.
SYRACUSE PLOWS. CULTIVATORS
AND WHEEL HOES.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Watkins & Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Per Oenf. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on Illsiallmeuis. A giant investment for
you, If you llvc. ll splendid proicctioti
for your family. it you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
so. Norwaik Ct.
THE
IIIY NIIIIINII BINK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Not Profits. 355300.00
Solicits accounts of Individuals, man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice~Praa-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian 8wartz 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 pet
cent. Is 25 per cent
greater than If In
vested at 4 per
cent; In 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than If Invested at 3%
per cent; and till 2-3 per cent. greater
than If invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
Mariano
Paying Mining, Oil, Smelter and
industrial Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal 'A cute.
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
ELBALDWIN H AMMITT, Manager,
Western New England Branch: Headquar-
less: suite” 150ml!) Bldg, Hartford. Conn.
and... 31.600000.
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk. ct.
The IIIII'IIIII Steamboat Company
(Incorporated).
DailyFreight Lino
NORWALK.‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers |"cif y of Norwaik '-
ond "Eagle".
leaves New York Daily at 5 p. In.
leaves Norwalk Daily at 5 p. In
Freight received from 7 a In. to 5 p. In.
m
an am 17 0 warns
msunr: voua nears
The Continental Insurance 00., of
New York, will Insure yOur rents
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
als by damage by fire to buildings.
NET.8URPLUS $6,563,428
JACOB M. LAYTON.
8 R. R. An. South Norwalk.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL IN'suaANcss, REAL ESTATE,
MORTGAGES NOTARY. STEAM-
aOAT TICKETS, .
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
HOW'S THIS?
WI.- oil‘rr Unc llluldrcd lloliurs Itc-
wurd for any cusc of i‘uiurrll lliat cull-
not be cured by Iiall'n Uutarrh (lure.
l‘. J. CHENEY It (30., Toledo. 0.
Wc, IlIc undersigncd. have known F.
.l, (‘hcncy for Ihc lust lb years. and
ballcvc him perfectly honorable In all
bilhlilcsu transactions, and financially
ablc Io carry out any obligations mudo
by his firm.
WALIIINII, KINNAN It MARVIN.
\\'holc.~indi- Iil'lIKKIh‘IS, ’l‘olcdo, O.
ilall‘s Cninrrll (.‘ai-c Ill taken Intcr~
nally, ucilnit dircciiy upon the blood
and mucuous auriacc of the
Testimonials scat frco. Price.
per bottle. Sold by all llruuglsis.
'I‘aku IIIIII'h l-‘nlllily l'Ills ior L'Olllill-
putlon.
76c.
WILL PIPER
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 coco
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD To
suaMiT FIGURES FOR YOUR
worm.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR«THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE OR OUT.
E. E. Goriam’s,
. TEL, 135.2.
10 FIRST ST.. E. NORWALK.
I‘lle Iorion likened 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.
Eaton it Lidgervooil Company.
95 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
[£47. W W“ ‘“—" H X904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen' our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
Etc
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
IIISIIIIIT RELIEF em"
Gal . Sore Thee-t. with BRAZILIAN
A M. so doses ace. No opium.
B
Onl lnfnlllblo cure for Aethmu, c.-
tarr ,Brouchitls and
tion. 500 mad 0.! 00
”Alanna-1&3. l'. .I
Indianapolis. Ind.
{Juliet Consump-
) late. Pint
son 8 Co. ..
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embaimer.
til North Main at. Booth Norwallt.
Residence, a erases-It Terrace.
Telephone at house. 134—6.
.. ‘ Bxanlnsr ll
Ii I. humon-
1878'" use
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no:
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system. .
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Sold for sixty-
OI
years. You must
know about I. It must have
merit. Muvt be good. Ask any
of your neighbors. ‘I.'.‘il'.""°
Far... Ciéiméru' Bui-
IeI 250' lb.
21 III. Gran. Sugar $1
Readu Bits lOc pkg.
‘l’ o w er”. the new
breakfasllood. ()0 pkg.
A. Stull
a4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
FRESH FISH.
THIS IS THE WEEK TO EAT
FRESH FISH.
POROIES. 6 LBS., FOR 25C; BLUE
FISH. 8c LB.: WEAK FISH, 7c LBJ
BLACK FISH, 5 LBS. FOR 25c;
LARGE MACKEREL. FROM 15c TO
25c EACH; FRESH HALIBUT. 12¢
LBJ STEAK COD. 10c Ll: CONN.
RIVER ROE SHAD, 10c LB. SPEC-
IAL SALE SATURDAY. LARGE
SHAD, 25c EACH; BOILED LOB-
STERS, 10c PIECE. 3 FOR 250.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
CAPT. DUCROSS.
East End of Washington Street Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.
'Phone, 182.
Jenkins Broat’alvrs
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Eiectilc Meters.
Have no superior. Can show them
In operltion.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
ine Work Sollelled. '
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G C0,
56 WATER ST” ‘ SO. NORWALK.
Life insurlanoo For Women
An endowment policy furnishes the
Ailfcrl investment that aasul‘cs is mug
uiiiccui prollt. ’l‘-lu l‘uuitable Life.
Ibo slrongcst company III thc, world.
w~I'lic.~.~ life Insurance for women. Lei
Is explain to you n
5 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW-
MENT.
it will illustrate III a forceful manner
how small sums Invcsted annually can
be made to reach qugnitlccnt amounts.
Write to us for a comprehensive
booklet.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
74 Washington St., So. Norwalk. Ct.
IIIHEIISER-BIISGH
0n Draught or Bottled at the
Victoria Cafe,
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Taiophone Call, 3963.
FINEST BEER APLATED ON THE
MA
All kinds of Sea Food cooked In the
best pOssibIe manner by an ex-
perienced chef. Meals at
all hours.
”Hrs—Pickering}.
J,— LTMcFarIaNdT-
BIIIisiII IIIII III II
(J. B. Raymond
(J. l... McFarland
(James Morehead
Absolutelu Pure Ice.
and Prompt Service Dally Guaranteed.
Successors to
Hang Your Card Out Early, as We Do-
aire to Furnish the Retail Trad.
Before Noon.
”—
OFFICE, NO. 5 MADISON STREET.
IIIIIIIIILI $425
ORIENT BUCKBOARD. LOW.
EST PRICED PRACTICAL AU- '
TO BUILT. WE HAVE A SAM-
PLE OF THIS WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
US DEMONSTRATE ITS
MANY DESIRABLE FEA-
TUBES.
II Ii. BULKLEY,
82 8o. Main Oh, So. Norwalk.
Agent for De. Norwalk and
Vicinity. .. ,
Ikbl Inkllliii
Lester Th‘lnih was It visitoi in town
yesterday.
'III. work of painting the llorlou
lions-c will bc rouiplctcil today.
Mr, and Mrs. II]. II}. Durham and sun
Ineli‘: spent Sunday In New York.
Arthur (lodfrcy bio. returned to Mid
Illcbrook light ship, liftcr ii brict‘ visit
at his home llcrc.
'i'Ile sloop i'I'IIIIPI'SH IN bPIllI: over-
haulcd and madc rcndy for tho sum-
mer's oysicr busluiss.
The regular weekly sOcIuI scan-Ion of
tho Advent (‘hurch will be held on
'I‘Iiursday cvculng. of this chli.
llcv. J, W. Davis prouchcd two elo-
uucnt sermons yesterday. The subject
of the Rttl‘l’li‘i‘ Ill thc morning was
”The Parable of thc Prodigal Soil,"
and III the evening. "Faith."
'I‘llcrc will be a special rehearsal of
the members of tho Advont t‘liristlau
Sunday school on Thursday night for
one of tho PXi‘l‘i‘IM’ classes. fin I“l'ldily
aftcruoon thcrc will be II rehearsal of
all who are to tukc part III the con-
cert to be held on Sunday next. It Is
hoped that there will bc ii lul'gc at.
tcudunce.
Miss Flora llcyllolds. of (‘ovo strcct.
Illc. popular Norwalk llostou store
cushlcr. who was injured a short time
ago, was ublc to be out for the first
time Friday. Shc Is rupIdIy I‘I‘t‘ub'l‘l”
higher strength.
A party of young people from here
attended a package party in Port Ches—
ter yesterday, Among them were Miss
Bessie Levy, Anna Kceler, Ray Phil-
lips, Meyer .Ioscm. William Josem and
Morris chskln, of Stamford.
Contractor it. E. Corhum has a large
force of Inca at work painting a nonl-
her of house.» about The Norwalks.
Among tlio plan's which arc. being
IIIIpI-ovcd arc the resldcncc of Mrs, W.
ll. Staples on the Pine lllll road, the
l'f'l-‘IIIIIIII'I" of Miss J. C. Drake, Main
street, Norwalk. and the residence or
S. G, Silllman, in West street.
Next Sunday an attempt will be
mode to raise the debt of tlic Advent
(‘Ilrisliau Church. Already the origi-
nal dcbi. bus bccu greatly reduced and
it Is bcllcved that this ctlort will result
Ill raising. it. completely and prcpurw
lions liilvo bccn made. to take up the
liiortgilgc on the building. Boxos
lluvc bcen distributed among the mem-
bers of thc church and they have bccn
engaged for orer a month Ill filling
thcuL
Dclegutcs were elected yesterday to
tho convcntion of the Sunday Schools
and Loyal Works-rs Six-lotion of the
Advent Christian Churches to be held
in Ncw Milford on Decoration Day
Miss.- Ida Ainsworth Is the recording
liolcmlir. 'I‘lia nther delegates are
Laura llurns. Otto llurns. Harry Nick-
craon and Miss Elsie Fox. There will
also In- a number of lay members of
[III‘ local church prescnt on that. occa-
slim,
Jiilllés l.'llommcdicu will meet his
class on Tuesday evening, May 17. at
7:45. last the attendance be largo.
'l‘hc Ladies“ Aid have work on hand
for “'t‘iilll'tldlly at 2 p. In. They meet
in Ihcir own parlor. Thc pastor rc-
qucsts members of the mid-week scr-
vicc on ’i‘liursday To present written
questions on tbc difficulties of the.
Christian life. 'l‘hc service will be
one or punctuality. prayer and praise.
’l‘hc hour is 7:45 p. III. The Junior
liimil will hold a most important
meeting on l-‘riday evening, May 20th.
at 7:45.. l.ct cvcry member be pros-
t’III.
Lust cvcuing a man In the stagger-
IIII: stages of Intoxication staggered
across the hrldgc just as many of the
East Norwulk people wcre going to
church III South Norwalk. The fol-
low bumped against such as were not
quick enough to dodge his tangled
footsteps. He finally disappeared In
a doorway and took a nap. Quito. a
number of drunken men were noticed
Ill different parts of the town last ev-
ening and probably the atmosphere be-
Ing damp and the Weather chilly led
them to fortify themselves with alco-
holic stimulant.
Last evening quite fl cmwd gathered
III St. John avcuuc around the figure
of a man who lay prostrate In the
grass at one side of the road. He
was apparently very Ill and those who
tried to aid him were unable to per—
ceive that ho either breathed or show-
ed signs of heart action. One man
who was In the crowd tried the experi-
ment of sticking a pin In the fellow's
leg. This had the desired effect. He
bounded to his feet and ran away
through the lots distancing his pur-
sueis. Whether the fellow was sham-
ming for some motive of his own or
whether he had really been ill the peo—
ple were unable to discover
A good congiegatiorl witnessed and
participated In the anniversary servic-
es of the Epworth League last Sunday
evening at the East Avenue Methoulst
Episcopal Church. The official pro-
gram was rendered. H. J. Hips-on had
charge of the music. Miss Clara Ains.
worth sang a solo. Misa Mattie Mer-
gar was the pianist. The following took
part In the program: if. A. Gelb,
Miss Carrie Carpenter. Miss Carrie
Palmer, Oscar Headman, Howard
Benedict, E. E. Keeler, Miss Ethel
Parmelee Miss Sadie Randall, Miss
Fannie Rose Miss Edna Day. The.
pastor thcn Installed the following offi-
cers:
President—H. A. Gelb.
First V'lce-l’residcnt—Mrs. Addie
Stevens, .
Second VIce-l’reaident—Mlss Ella
Abbott.
Third \’lce-Presldcnt~E. W. C. Cun-
nlngham.
Fourth Vice- President—Mrs. E H.
Patterson.
Secretary—Oscar Headman.
Treasurer-WIlllam Moifett.
Superintendent Junior [league-Mrs.
E. 8. Bowen.
The sum of No hundred wands was
recently paid for the warrant which
cammlttsd the author of Pilgrim a Pro-
gress to Bedford all. In Engl d.
commands that 19 It Ban
1
charged With sedition list inc-mo
him on the right cheek
'-Q-».
, a,» .’
iChIII‘oll of.
lambda. preaching in
up martian to t in Liturgy of the 'eaftb-
Ila ed church, and sentences him to
one month Imprisonment. in tho‘cmlnty
lull ui Iicdfurd, and the document is
wllucsscd by the air Judited before
whom it was tiled. thaps but for
this lucurcurilllou the world Would not-
til haw known that most wonderful
book. which next to thr- ltlblc, hail been
printed Ill more languages, and had a
larger circulation than ally religious
book In the world. When Ed. James
was Ill London many years alto ho accl
dcutally cunn- ucro II bunyan's tomb.
in a burial ground II City ltoad. and
very low. If any, of our readers has
over board where ho was buried Ile—
forc, III till-sliml- way Mr. Jfimw came
across thc lust rcstlmr place of Oliver
(loldsuilih, author of the Vicar of
Wakelleld. etc , which In located III u
placo called 'l‘cmpict (m'nult between
li‘lect Silt‘i'L and the ’I‘llameo ltivor,
and It In only accessible by a narrow
footpath from the street in which so
nuuly of London's grout newspapers
ulo published Flcot utrcot and. tho
Strand arc united, or Wore by a stone
arch. on thc. top of which In the Olden
days Ibc bcnds of notcd political crlm-
Inal» wcre placed on a large pike utalf
aftci they had bccn beheaded In the
Tower of lAlndou, where the block and
axe which has done such fearful work
In centuries gone by .uc still to be
seen.
ROWAY'TON.
Mrs, Ada Thomas and Mrs. If. E.
Scoliold are spending the day In New
York.
Mrs. Joseph Bates. of Stamford, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Moore.
Mrs. John Monsell, of Logan street,
has returned from a visit with rolntlveii
In Dorian.
Miss Anna Sowarby returned to New
York city. yesterday, after a visit with
her sister, M rs. Stanley Mills.
Charles W. Bcll, of Ruwayton ave
line. In having a dock built on his pro
party on the some thoroughfare. John
W, Crockett In doing the work.
Smith Brothers are doing the mason
work on the addition being placed on
the residence of Dr. Charles lluckloy
Rowayion avenue.
'l‘hc Rowayton Hose Company will
hold a special meeting tonight. to trans-
act matters of Importance, after which
the banquet committee will arrange for
a. reception to be tendercd May 25th, IL
thle ladies who assisted at the recent
in r
The lioway ton Hose Company s min
Crow's Hall. this evening, and main-
tbc necwsary preparations to hold
their miusircl entertainment in Dar-
Ienh’l‘own Hall. Friday evening, May
20f .
The recital given In the Baptist
Church, last week. for the benefit at
the public library, was a success both
socially and financially. The artisti-
did their part in II very creditable man
ner, and each number war-I greatly. on-
joycd by the. large audience. Those
taking part were Edward Brotherton
to whom the people have listened with
pleasure for many Sunday evcnin s:
Filo Bond’, Miss Helen Lynch Mil-u
Clara Raymond, Miss Norma Shor'er.
Miss Fllznbeth Erwin, Mina Cornelia
Brown Misc Monroe and little loll!
Marsh.
m-
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The winter supply of mm was placed
In Ibr- bins at the railroad stations last
week.
Mrs. Fanchcr with her daughters Al
Ice and Jessie lmvo moved to New HE
veil. Miss Jennie Puncher II'I now run
ning thc store In Railroad Place.
Misses Duffy and Fairbanks of Dar
Icu w. r.- among the attendants at the
South Norwnlk High School reception
In the Armory, Norwnlk. last Friday
owning
Row nylon Hose Company has hired
the town hall for May 20 to give the
Iuinstrel show which was so success-
fully produced In Itowsyton several
days ago.
the Rownyton Hone Company min
strain. which hold their entertainment
In the 'l‘owndlall on Friday cvnlnl:
next. May 20. .
Harold A. Parsons, of Stamford. has
the contract for filing In the swamp
and grading George H. Tilley‘s proper
fy at Greens Farms. He will also con-
struct about 800 feet of driveway.
The Darlen Social Club to now can»
fortably Installed In Its new quarters
in the Grumman building. The pool
table ls being set up and handsome
new furnishings have been provided for
the club- house.
The Colonel Knowlton Fife and
Drum Band went to Noroton last Sat
urday night. and gave an entertainment
to the veterans at Fitch's bloom for
Soldiers A this program was render
ed, and both the soldiers and members
of .the corps were pleased with thc
visit.
-Hot rolls for breakfast. new nota-
toes for dinner at Street’ 3 Grocery.
Clarence Crofoot was engaged one
day last week In. splitting a large log‘.
He was driving In one Iron wedge,
when another one flew out, and struck
The butt of
the wedge was jagged, and a bad gash
and swelling were made. He had the
Injury, dressed by a. physician.
Plans are being made for five
mile bicycle road rack; to be; held here
.on Decoration Day under the auspices
of Robert by ours and the Pope Manu-
factoring Company. Bullish e prizes
will be offered and it Is believed this!
there will be a large number of en-
tries. Some of the bicycle. riders
about town at... credited with being
pretty speedy and a. fine race will
probably result.
A movement Is on foot to organize a
tennis club and already a large num.
her of people have signified a, desire
to loin. The plan In to secure courts
on the Brady lot In South lfsin street.
The ground there to excellent for a
court and It Is lleved ain't very
place for the some
’loet'a neonate tuba
In the organtaxtlon of s t
Andrew T. Waterbury,
Shelton. Charles B. Fitch. George W.
Southwfck and Arthur Weed. 8h,-
bullding committee of “MN
at. in mathfor ole CWUM or
tSclodl District, hep matte;
I
William .
atrcl troup will hold a rchcarsai Ir *
Samuel Bond, the blind musician; l is: ,:
Posters are about town telling abou' :
the HI
MIKE;
“ excom-
,ir in»: s31” \ ‘,
«broil? WW ,.
ra'wn‘lh’ nT‘owmm Ilmiryl In, ”I" .~
Stamfor. 'l‘heaa pluuu on _I
building ii"! i: 78 fast. with ooh u use:
foundation and shingle sides II
Tim building hi to be co Ipio‘
September Int. 1904. thouucboeafu‘
der being obligcd to deposit a a
as, call that he will mind this
the contract ‘_, ~
GLENBROOK.
Miss Sadie Whalcn wall In -
brook ycaterduy l"
Mrs Shields, of California, m
gar-at of Mrs Wilbur E. Lewis
week
Miss Anna Elia IlIL~I recovered f“
the IIIIIPM which confined her to the
boost. for several days
Miss Deborah Maishail and Elia
l’licbe l-‘I Trio, of Sound Beach, Visitor!
friends In (Ilcnbrook Thursday. ‘; '
Mrs Owen Bromtleld bile retul'
home from hast Orange. N, ‘1” W to
she had been spending several
Miss Ailnu l’iiutdn Wall is guest If!
Mrs. Charlie While, Maple “on”.
last WWII. She spent the winter In
Florida
The lcclurc glvcn by. Miss A
Beecher Scovllle, In llriluu MONO“;
Chulch. Friday evening, wall A?“
enjoyed 'lhe subject was "The Mil ~
ing of a llc‘ro.’ a study of William of
Orange. . '
WESTPORT.
Joseph llili, of Boston. was a recent
visitor hero.
Alterations are being made to the
l. P. Mills place Riverside avenue. ,
llnprm sluents hula been New!”
Amhoso ilurlbutt residence. on Sign
street.
The Charles Ball residence, Sta 8
street has been leased. to W.
Sturgea
Charles I’lumble) of New York has
been III town looking over his sum
mer wttaire
C. S Raymond and family, formerly
of Norwalk are Ocupylug n tenement
on Riverside avenue
Iddnln Wright and family of FIG”
iork. have taken possession of their
summer coltaitc here.
There is talk of a baseball game M
tvvcon married men of Westport dud
Saugatuck. Decoration Day.
There are evidences of activity Ibotii
Beachslde, In which to being renovated
prcpnratory to Opening the season.
(in Wednesday, James Hartman, and
.h’uihryn Scully will be married In the
‘hurch ot' the Assumption, at III mm
'Tiias but a passing fancy and sum
mar hotel possibilities are as for dis-
out. as over here. while demands 1b?
reconciliations on all lines are on the
increase
t‘ not F Abiam B Allen, the Old—
. inf resident here died Thursday nitltt
med 99 years. Funeral services were
laid yesterday afternoon. from the
‘Iomc of Mrs William Stuart. . .
Nothing on postal lines haqarovad of
:rcatcr benefit. than the rm free do
itcry system that appears,- even here.
0 be unlimlud In resourbe’a.15,00ll
Ileces of mail were handled by the (la.-
“ICU last month -.
on hotel lines there are a outfitter
Iere untried. with a belief that filth
Iome alterations and Improbéneilts
Westpori, holcl would be In line for .a
ihlgh percentage of summer trade and
‘onld at least be made In some partl-
ulars acceptable to tho average auto
,mer boarder
In a day. It would seem. the countty
hereabouis has been transformed frilm
:3 barren waste to a veritable Kara}
spot. Although Spring has omitted i i
put in an appearance and we limb
from winter into summer, veg. Ién
{keeps pace with the times and tho
‘ountry is beautiful. ‘L,
..._.___.__. , .
«Takes the burn out; heals the
round: cures the pain. Dr,’l‘bom&§’
ficloctrlc Oil, the household remedy; I
FILIPINO sTuoeurs IssLL. ,9
Will Be Given a Special turbid“
Course and Taken to World's Ralf-I
“'ASHINGTON. May ill .-TIIO 806‘
Ind quarterly report 0f Prof Willllh
\lcit. Sutherland In charge of the Fill
)IIIU students In the United Sta his
teen received hi the Bureau or n!“-
or Affairs, War Department. PICK
Iutherland speaks oi‘ the o'aooll
width of the students who I out
irst winter In Southern Cello 0min, “if
den of the satisfactory progress midis
n their school walk The presentp
a to collect the students at adult sn-
Ible place after the scbo‘ol year. In Mr
Ind give them a special sumllior eoul'i‘e
along the lines where special writ a.
needed. and then after a short visit to
be St Louis Fair. to place theni in‘
schools and colleges in the Centralj
States
The students as far as they: hire
me a variety of callings upb their,’
urn to their Island homes. Tw
dve per cent of them expect to Mode
eachers Some of them desire to Ite-
some civil engineers, others desire to
lursue a contmerclsl cohroe. a. few
rlsh to study medicine. twdsm‘ enter
‘0 enter the naval academy at Anna-
polis. and then find emplo" i In the
coastwlse service of the Pl: Ines.
A few desire to stud “repute
culture. and It is' anguished the or
be placed In acute south on: i cul-
ural college In order to roadie ‘
cal training In the summer
sugar and cotton as wall as he
ancet with modern agricultufdl ifitrus
men s.
RAILROAD usounule of“. , -'
CHICAGO. May res-o. N. firth.
sistaht. to the president of as lotto".
Mllwadkee E St Paul Railmed,l dead
at his home In lAbertyvil-E’
heart diocese He
old Mr Barr was once? _.
known railroad mechanical , .. to
country. He an ra‘i _‘ g _
ly In life and worked his » ~
April.1903.wben he was ..
simnt to die president.
devices used In mlwsy “ . '
products of Mr. Barr’s hredt’t've‘
W 3
EATON EL ROMD 0'
ofBedfor
oftltlflbo, received from
horses. litajltohtilw . --
éxpnessed themeslves, den 9 to pnr- ,
l .
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