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list,
all point into moral
[Si-u
Gas Range
tho) “III ll|‘\l‘l' ho r-rhoupr-
PRESENT
Prices
$l0.25 up.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
ltnti’ylligntinglt
'PHONE. 68.
than at
Specialty Mfg. Co.
7! WATER STREET.
sourri NORWALK.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND RE-
' PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED.
IIIINKIIIINSIIIIY
PL UMBINO.
srzrr M.
NO r WI] rm.
AND 0125
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
i
i i
i i
and Zinc. i
50 South Main Street. 3
Telephone, 137-3.
south Norwalk, Conn.
«OWW”WW
Life Insurance F or Women
An endowment polir-y furnishes the
safest iuvostmout that assures a. map-
uillr'ent profit. The Equitable. Lilo,
the strongest company in tho world.
writer: lilo irrsuruur-o. for women. lit't
us explain to you a
.'1 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW
MENT.
II will illustrate in :1 forceful mauncr
how small 1011115 invostorl annually can
be made to rt'ar'h magnificent arnountu
Write to us for a comprehensive
booklet.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
74 Washington St., 50. NOrwaIk. CI
5:.._._L-.- .. . .-.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN dl
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect March 14, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. 11.—12:59); 5:24x, 52502:, 0:11,
6: 5,5 72.03 7:40, 8:15 8:15, 9:0511.
9. 21‘ 6x. 9. 40 010: 24x, 10: 40, 11: 35x.
P. M.— 2:55x 1: 13. 2. 25x, 3: 20x.
3' 45. 4901:0110 :1. .15x 6' 38, 6:55X,
7:17, 7. 55x, 8:009 :55x 10: 20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:59x. 5 212:. 5:50x, 8:66,
9:423.
1’. M.—3:20x, 5:40 55:55x, 7:17x,
7:20. 9:55x. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
ORWALK.
A. M.~1‘2 :00.\'. 5:00. 600 7:00,
8:00x.8 :02. 9: 0011.9 :,03x 10: 0‘2 1. 10:04,
11'00x, 11:02.
P. 11.—43112. 1:00, 2100:, 215:1.
3:3112, 4:02x, «1:01, 4:30, 5:01x. 51:04.
5:30. 0'0011. 6 03. 7:00, 8:00x, 3.002,
9.30, 11.00:.
SUNDAYS].
A. M “12’0", 5.007 50. 9 00.]"L01
P. M.---;’1;0'2, 6:00, 8:00;, 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. 11.-«12:112.. 1:15, 1:51:12, 6:111
7.42.8:32,9:10x,10:00x,'!1:05x,11:40.
1‘. M.-—12:00,1:12,3:02x,4:18,5:25,
0:.00 6:30, 7:05x.9:05x, 9:15, 102.01
11: 15.
Bridgeport. In addition to above-P.
M.—:3 is. 7: 28.
SUNDAYS.
A. 92.—12:11x. 1:15x, 1:562, 7:42,
9: 10, 11: 05:.
P.12-6: 20,7:,059:06.
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 DANIURY.
A.:M-—6 33, 9. 63.
P. )2.—1:30.4:37:, 5:10. 3:37, 7:.10
DANDURY TO OOUTH NORWALK;
A. I‘m—“:00, 7: 33 9235.11.15.
1‘. 91-415: 6‘35. 7"“0 ‘ "'
Sunday mm to ‘Dlnbtin'. 9‘15
9 53: s in, 7:. Leanna
bury, 7 55 adult. 35215 "$.22: notes; a 25
7: 57:. 2
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HEADQUARTERS
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 O. 8 FOR FLOORS.
JAPALAC.
PAINT BRUSHES, BEST QUALITY
AND CHEAP ONES.
EXTRA FINE VARNISH BRUSHES.
SYRACUSE PLOWS. CULTIVATORS
AND WHEEL HOES.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Watkins 81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Per Gent. GOLD BONDS
of thr- CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on installments, A good Investment for
you. if you bro. '.1 sploutlltl protection
for your family. if you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N, SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
so, Norwalk, Ct.
THE
[Ill NATIONAL BANK
sourri NORWALK. CONN.
WITH
Capital 3100.00000
Surplus, $100,000.00
Net Profits. 365300.00
Solicits accounts of individuals, man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable torme.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prel.
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vice-Prou-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Calhler.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Surplus, $185,000.
The
Earnlng Power
of your savings in
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. In 25 per cent.
{It‘f‘illi‘l‘ than if In-
vested at 4 per
cent; is 4:: b-7 per
cent. greater than If Invested nt 3%
per cent; and 61‘. 2.3 per cent. greater
than If Investor] at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAIN 81’.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
i v i CI! tern d
Paying Mining. Oil, Smelter 12an
Industrial Stocks making possible
Largo Interest aurl Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, Prokcrs, Fiscal Agents,
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway anti
17 New Street, New York.
E;BALDWINIIAMM1TT. Manager.
Western New England March: Headquar-
ters : Suing-35011122 Bldg” Hartford. Conn.
Capital, $1,600,000.
Denny S. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwallr. Ct.
The Initial]: 11111111111111.1111.
(Incorporated). .
Daily Freight Line
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamersi'cny of Narwalk'
and “Eagle".
beaten Ncw York Daily at 5 p m
Loaves Norwalk Daily at 5 p.111.
Freight reroivod from 7 a. tn. to 5 p. n1.
PROPER TY OWNERS
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Insurance 00., of
New York. will Insure y0ur rents
against 10:: sustained by too: of rent-
ill: by damage byr fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ... 36,563,428
' JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 R. R. Ave. South Noni/elk.
l ... T-OI Call. 32-3.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
HOW'S THIS?
“'1' ull't't
not be ouror] by Ilrrll‘a lluturr'h Cure.
I". .l.l‘l|]£1\'EY a 00., Toledo. 0.
\\'o, tho undersigned. have known I“.
.1. (heavy for the last 15 yours. and
bollovo hiru pr-rl'or'ily honorable lu ull
lrusinoss transactions. and financially
by his firm.
“‘AIJIINII, KINNAN It MARVIN,
Whulr-surlu Ilr'uizgltrts, Toledo, 0.
Ilall't-i t‘uturrh t‘urr- Ii-l lukou Inter-
nally, ilt‘lillK rliror'tly upon tho blood
and mur'urnuv' Mirl’ur-o of tho Hyatt-tn.
'l‘ostrmrirriah sour t'rr'o, l’rlr'o, 75o.
pr'l' liolllo. Sold by all Ill'llizlilh'lit.
’l'rrlro Hull". l"uurrly l‘llls tor consti-
pation. A; _ _
WALL 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 rHOUSE
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 OR OUT.
E. E, Gorharn’s,
TEL, 135-2.
10 FIRST ST.. E. NORWALK.
lire Gortorr Side- Feed 8011115.
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insurcs a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Semi for Catalogue and luvesti~
gate for yourself.
action It Lidgerroorl Company
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
1847 """T"" I V 1904‘.
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 8: HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Gas Etc.
_
I 11151an REIIIEF 1.23:3:-
Uri , Miro Throat. with BRAZILIAN
MIT 50 clone 202- No opium.
Onl lnfllllhle- cure for Asthma. Cn-
tnrr .Rronohltisnnd Quit-k Consump-
tlnn Mo “11281.00 Drought: Pint
' 02. M prom-kl. II. F. Jar eon & (30..
lndinnnpolle. Int!
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embulmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence, 9 Greece-it Tori-goo,
Telephone at house. 13H. .. »
AGENCIES. ‘ "1'"? “
‘ALL INSURANCES REAL earns, 15‘1",”
monrvoras, NOTARY. STEAM» ",3 ,, "S,
IOAT TICKETS, , . . ‘ meg ,mmum‘. .
12 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
33133313320211. COST
Ono lluudrtul llollau‘s lie-
with] tor any t'llht) of t.‘aturrh that chip
12111.1 to carry out any obligations uratlo
find Metal for “0km on Patent:-
Sarsoparilla'
We always put the best In It;
you always act the best out
of It. The kind all good doc-
tors order. is“. 32.3."
MRS BISSEAK RELEASED
(‘ llltfttlt) May lh‘ Mary lllsat‘uk,
wife of Sloplu'u Iliasouk tho ruuu imp
priwd to haw bet-u Ntllliiulod and
thrown into the “Illlfll‘i and MN hlgau
011qu last Saturday, bus hot-u not true
by the park pollt'o, although dotor'tlvosr
still are hooking ovlrlorrt't- uualust hot'.
Sho doulou that tho I)(lll_\' 1:: that of
hor' huuhaurl. .
Fanoii CreamerliuBu-l
161' 250 lb.
21 1h. Gran. Sugar $1
Readu Bits 100 pkg.
'l’ o w e r”. the new
'breakfastiood. ficpkg.
A. Stull
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Easy To Pick
be proper Wall l‘rrperl Designs from
our splendid stock. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
isllc \\':rll Papers in those parts.
l’l‘it'r‘a are proper and workmen most
skillful.
Sole agent for Jarreway's and Car-
pentor's Wall Papers.
l‘o Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
(‘11 l N'l'l-ZRS' Sll l‘PLll'lS, ARTISTS
MATERIALS.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. rec.
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 25c. ‘
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long, with fixtures. 10c.
"Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
:asily. No ragged edge, me.
Best Steel Paring Knives, 20c.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
"rout: (11'er EVENINGS
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street.
South N orwalk, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
’Phono, 132.
Jenkins Bravl'alvoe
and
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER FLATING.
New England Electric Motors.
Have no superior. Can show them
in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
Ino Work Soliclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M F'G C0,
56 WATER ST.. 50. NORWALK.
J, L, McFarland, , ,H..8. Flakering.
BIlIlIlISIlIlI lllllll llllilill.
(.1. ll. Raymond
(..l ]1. \lt'Farland
(James Morchoad
Absolutelu wi’ure Ice.
and Prompt Service Dally Guaranteed.
Successors lo
Hang Your Card Out Early, as We Do-
sire to Furnish the Retail Trade
Before Noon.
orrrce, Notify Mhoisdtt officer
2 . _, _.
‘AIII‘IIIIIIBILE $I25
omem su‘cxeoAao. L'ow'
asr PRICED PRACTICAL All-
To surL'r. E-HAVEA 8AM-
PLE or 'rn'i WONDERFUL
LITTLE CAR. CALL AND LET
us DEMONSTRATE 11's
MANY DseinAsLe ' FEA-
TURES.
1111 111111111
7 as so. unwit- ea. Norma.
minty.
l
‘ EIISI llllllllrllli
Arlitiii Keywoith's launch lion boon
pluoorl lu (illlllasltlll
Max bevy iii irpourllng tho day In
Now York on burrluonrl.
M11121 ‘Ilubol “lilib. of I‘uut Nurwulk
wax u r'oreut \lslltll lu Westport
Mrrt. ltIL-har'rl Illuurl llllil Miss .lr-unir-
llllVlh' spout. Hula) in .\'r w York 1111 Dllt'i-
lllt'hifl.
Mirth Lurllo \‘au Sony has returned
to lior' homo Ilt‘l‘t‘ utter a 111411 In New
Rochelle.
.l. W, illughuur. of Norwich, N. 1'.
was 11. vlultor In town yoatorrluy on
luminous. _
Cuptuln Illr'harrl ltrtrldy is uvorhaul.
1m: William A. Marblo‘n yacht
'Nyrnph".
»~()ur tolophouo Is on a private Iluo.
Solid us your orders. 399-2. llridirt'
Pharmacy.
Wt'akthilr will “1' biting soon and
lluhr'rruou are getting their tackle
rourly tlt'cru‘diuuly.
Fl‘llllli Allorr, who has lit't'll visiting
bore for Novoral days, has rotuructl to
lllh homo I11 Sir-puoy.
Arthur Wit-ks. who is III at Shotlloltl
ou-tho Sound with pneumonia, was in u
r'ritlrzul condition yesterday.
Adolbr-rt l’itr'trir'lt, who has bot-u
working at 'l‘okonoko, has takou a po-
sition at tho (‘olouiul Foundry.
'l‘ho llobrows roslrllug 1111 the bridge
ur'o preparing to colobralu a religious
holiday tomorrow and next day.
'l‘hi' household r-ITor-ts of Woodbury
t. Langtlnll 1|I'li\('(l yesterday and
wore takcu to his summer Lottugc at
Half Mile Island.
Mitts l-Zvr'lyu Simpson. who has boon
visiting Mien Lillian I". St. John, ul‘
St, John arr-,uuo. returner] to her home
In I’ot‘ksklll, N. l'., today.
Shipbuildrr' Joseph Fowler has cont
plt'lr-rl the work of putting tho window
In tho cabin of Williruu Nash's launch
I'ulriuo. The boat makes a very hand»
Homo appearirrrce,
'l‘hr- Keogh llrotbr-rsr' launch Sara K,
wrrx haulod out yestorday at Shipbuilrl
or' .on'r-ph Fowler's, and the work of
sr'i'lnping hr-r 2111.] getting her l't‘fllly for
r-orruuission has boguu.
l’rorlorlt'k M. Whoolor. who has boon
omployr-rl in tho 1'an & Townc factory.
in Stamford, has r'osurnorl his old posi-
tion as foreman at the Norwalk Lock
(‘orrrpauy‘s plant. in South Norwnlk.
'l‘lro two plays, “A l‘arliamont oi
Sorrmrts“ and “Six Cups of Chooo
Into.“ will be produced for tho soconri
limo this. r-vouiug Ill llantlull‘rr hall for
tho benefit of St. Paul's mission.
The oyster bouts Etta May and desc-
phiuo. of tho Rude] fleet, have been re-
ruovorl from the mrirl flats whcro tho)
huvo boon during the winter :1an will
lu' pliltttl In commission. ’I‘horo h
romrlt tal' ,. of tho r'ump'tm selling them
11.2.11 110.111. this your.
'l‘lro pruyi-l‘ meeting at tho Advent
Christian Church, lltiri evening. will In
followed by u. roharsal of tho child
ron to rako part in one of tho exorclst'i:
of the concert to bo hold Sunday. To
marrow afternoon at 2:30 a general
rohoarsal will be hold at the church.
Mrs. .lob Lockwood has just returner]
from \Vrrpplngus Falls. New York. from
attending her graurlmotlrer":~1 funora]
11an bur aunt. Mrs. W. \V. Raemsr-h
from San Francisco, California, camr
homo with her to mako a visit with
her run] Samuel Boyd and Mrs. floor
L'iarrna Boyd before she returns home
this wock.
Tho .lunlor llmrrl expects to have a
mootiug of unusual interest tomorrow
nlrzlu at 8 o'clock. in the Iarllcs‘ parlor
of the East .\\'onuo Methodist. Episco-
pril Church. William MolTott will load
and a. delegation is expected from the
Nor-walk M 1‘ Church. The meeting
lufit work was one of the best ever
held by the League.
The old idea of justice was repre-
sented by. the figure of a woman blind
Itilrlr'rl, but on May 23, 1904, a civil ae
lion will be tried In the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church and the
jury of twelve men will have to keep
their cyes wide open :1an their brains
clear In order to mote out, justice to
Peter Pathfinder, William F, Cody and
and .l, Plcrpont Gorgum. tho defend
nuts in a mock trial to be hold on that
date. The oaso is an interesting one.
The name of the avenue formerly
known as Contra] .11 enuo was decided
List Honing at a mooring of the jud-
Li's \‘-lrtor \‘l Ferris. Edward E Mead
and Moigs ll RIISHI‘”. appointed by
(‘outt‘ur'lor busilo Gamble. The name
finally selected was Erllir: avenue. a
combination of the names of Friwart]
and Leslie. the giten names of Con-
ll‘fltlol‘fi Grirharn and Gamble The
judges decided that this name was
short enough for general 'use, quite
unique in its cougcption and entire]!
cuphonious. The prize of 35 was
awarded to Harry 1" Olmtsoad _ who
submitted the name. A larz'r- number
of other names were also submitted by
different people but it was decldttd
that. Edlio avenue would ho the best
all around name of the lot This name
will hc fixed for the street at the next
town meeting to bc hold at which time
tho new street Will he aoeopted by the
town.
ROWAYTON. , .
Oscar Mills of this place is re-
painting the residence of Charles F.
Mills, to Grow, street. South Norwalk
Miss 9‘. Emma Walker who has
been seriously ill turnover“ weeks.
was able to go to South Norwalk for, a
fow hours yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will have
an experience social next Wednesday
night. when members will tell how they
will earn a dollar. ,
Ira E Petty. baggage mentor for the
Consolidated Railroad Compani.v at
South Norwalk who has been ill for
several days at his home on the West
Ride is slowly monitoring.
7"?
.- :~Dont lot the little as router (that
an“ or other [art 115.1211. dialed
,‘No need 'for Don: 3—0111
1 com Can't hum thek most
delicate skin At on y drug store. 50
cents.
D‘ARIEN AND 1201261022.-
Attorucy .lohu l\1 r1Lli ’Buulh
walk HDL'Ill youturrlu) in town,
(‘uirr‘usamh for the Now \‘ol'k (llohe
Nor-
. wr-re working In town yesterday.
Jtldlto .ltmoplr ll, Taylor, of South
Nor'wulk. wrur a VINItor lu town yer-v
lor'duy riftorurxm, on llllHIIWI-lli.
St. .lohu'a Church. of Nrirotou. lllUl
hiri-rl tho lurrh-u Town Hall for the
purpoao of giving, 11 utruwborry festi-
val in June,
whirr'r'ythlug In the grocery line at
Strut-1'1; (‘uuh Grocery.
Drirlou is having an opidomlc 0f
moaslos. A number of children have
the tlliit'llhli'. and it I: also troubluiz
grown-up folks.
WESTPORT.
\llri ]. lzzlo Stuart of Bridgeport,
vaut Sunday with her paronta
Mrrr lsaar: Allen has been visiting
her 801] and his wife In Norwalk.
Mike A. Dorsey, 01' Now llavon, was
a Sunday guest with Mrs. Adair.
l). .1. Salmon, of Washington. 1). C.
IlllH been visiting his mother .hore.
William Mct‘ourtio. of Springfield,
31112111., has been visiting friends here.
Martin Doscher of the voucher Piano
and Tool company, spent i'estorday In
New York.
Jillllt'h Hrirvyo , of llrookbn. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs John Stu-
urt.
Mrs. Nathaniel Urrirlt has returned
from a Vlh‘ll with t‘rlunrln ln Bridge-
port.
Mrs. Bernard Dunlon of Suugatuok.
is very ill and little hopes are given
of hor recovery,
John Gallagher and wife spout Sun.
day with relatives of the former, In
Saunatuck,
Willlruu Pearson In able to be about ‘
once more after illucsr. that has kept
him within doors for a mouth.
Mrs. Carpenter and son Ralph, Mrs.
Camp and daughter Maude of Bridge-
port. came down to attend the funeral
of Captain Abe Allen.
(in May 24 there are to be through
trolley rare from Westport to Stam-
forrl. The cars will go by way of Ru-
rorr Point to Stamford.
’l‘hr- Trolley Company has been in-
duced to extend its track along the
bomb. it remains to be seen whether
1'10""? one of tho obstruetlonirsts will
move to enjoin the work.
Mrs. A. C. Taylor has returned home
from a visit with friends In New York.
Edwin Wright and wife Iruvo taken
possession of tholr summer homo hero.
1). W, Seavor and family, of Now
York. have arrived hero and will spend
tho summer in town.
The funeral of thr- late Capt. "Abe“
Allou took place from the homo of
his daughter, Mrs. Henrietta Stuart,
on Sunday afternoon. There was a
large. nttenrianco, although very few
of thorio prohout were thr- t'rionrls of
his youth. lie was the oldest man 111
Wostpot't and his contemporaries have
nearly all passed to the other ‘sirlo.
Capt. Marcus llale, Edwin Squires.
floor-go Halo and James Barnes. Rov.
Spencer lirny officiated.
Capt. George Gregory of the West
End, Saugutuck, fell down stairs on
Saturday night and dislocated his
ihoulrl‘er. ("12111qu Gt'ogory is 9] or 82
your'x' old and has lif‘l'n an luvuild for
the past wiutor. Mo was able though
to go about the house without help and
on Saturday night \veut up stairs and
in some way missed his footing and
fell the whole lougth of the stairs. Ills
ago will tell against him and at proa-
1-111. hr- is in a-sorlous condition. '
GREEN FARMS.
The lino. spacious lawns surround-
Ing tho palatial rtsltlt‘urt's of lilesars
Irwin and Henry Jennings have of late
been undergoing euonsito improve
ments. and now are rapidly taking or
the appearance of great, pieces ofvol
verllkr- carpet. The work will soon be
finished, and then this particular spot
is sure to lmr‘muo one of the chief show
places of Green's Farms. These r‘cst
donor‘s. as well as those of Messrs. Boil
ford and Dingoe. al‘o amour: the most
Imposing at. this resort, both on ac
count of their superb architecture and
the commanding posltions they unit):
on their lofty hill-like elevations. They
can easily be seen for miles‘ around.
Two other strikingly fine retalrleuten
are those of Messrs James Dunne and
Sooey Smith They are situated hard
by the water, and with the delightful
view they have of the Sound. not to
mention the balmy breezes that are
continually blowing in on them, they
certalnly have much to rojoire over.
Anti yet it is rumororljthut Mr. Smith
into rls to lease his house this sea-
son f be can. he having decided to go
abroad. it Is said. If that. be so, it is
pretty certain that his. house will not
long go begging for a tenant.
Nelson Aliord is reporter] to have
leased his rottago, fora ,tIdy Plum to
a Miss Jones of New Yoi'k,’ who will
take possession on June let. Mr. A]
vord, the report has it, will occupy the
premises pending her arrival
E. '1‘. Bedford, who is expected here
during the coming fortnight ls having
an extension built on to his house
When this is finished. the property will
look very fine indeed.
wa‘s'ToN.
W. Fr, Morebousc. and son have visit-
or] relatives in Southport. ‘
William Banks. who has been 1]] for
several davs is improving
Miss Edith Hewitt, of Stonington, Is
the guest of Miss Louise Coley.
Miss Mabel Post, of South Wilton.
has visited Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt.
Miss lda Gould was married on
Thursday last to Robert Ferry. of Red-
(11111:.
Miss Cora Wheeler. of Norwalk. has
opt-at a few days with 12138, Hattie
Gould
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Budd are the
parents or a little daughter. born on
Friday Inst. ,
Miss Minnie] Lyon entertained a
number of young lady Moods at lppch
11022. 'on Bay
Miss Edith Bradley give a pit‘ 3
on Saturday evening. mu. m. o:
Wéstport, who has been the m qfc
Miss Bradley has retarded oldie.
A rattle snake measurln:
b‘tmqn was killed near Adams' steam
serum by two ofhis'uteu one do!
well 821111;! a nature 2:207 231‘
may veal;- a :ea'rieot "' ”iv-252341211
1226113211;an- aways axed meow, «item
. Mr and:
0219be feet with fourteen rattles tad
W1
?ROI “Vii
wvnwu 1
two yours. He 'was a brother 0
Smith, and moved to Poona v
about forty- the yturu uxo. when
hair rilncu murh- bl» home His wlto
and only daughter died several years
ago
'fitor
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THIRD INFANTRY ORDERD. "
Colonel Fitch Announces Furthor De;
‘ tails In Regard to Trip.
The following order was recolVed In
N--r1rv1ulk this \N.'t‘k regarding the trip
to Hartford, tomorrow:
I'Itilltltllllll‘lul‘h Third Infantry, C, N. G”.
Stamford. May 12. 906. ‘
Cirrulur ti "‘"'1
I. For the luforamrlon of those ofll-
oorrr who have made Inquiry the fol-
lowlng iii publlnhr-rl:
ll. Cooks will be entitled Id 001‘-
poritl'ir pay.
lll. Ollie-111: will wear tho new man
lotion dress sabre knot dtgolrl up
black)
l\'. Tho hilVI'erlr'Il will be 21113991211»
or] from the right rihoulrlor, stt' ps tuft
rlorneath bolt t‘ririteou “'0' left
shoulder. strap» outrildo of hell. Tip
r-up will be attached to tho rear 117.173)
of the canteen.
V Orgtrrilzatlom will carry“ their
tillllllli-llt‘lll‘té from home station as the
regiment will march to Illiorsldo Park
lmhiodlrrtoh upon urrhril in Hartford
and there will be no opportuulty for
the men to provlrlo for this ‘lu Hart:
ford.
’l‘ho regimental oouimlsaury has
ranged to have Ito] retro.» served ‘at t:
park at 10: '10 a m for which 9300
company will lu- assa- inter] thelr pro
rata share of the expense.
by order of
COLONEL GILBERT ].. FITCH.
(ltfir-lul:
WM. A. PRATT. _ ,
Captnlu and Arllulrrul, t
NOROTON Lrv'i-zs IN TERROR.
Residents Alarmed Over Frequency of
Mysterious Fires.
Norotou is terrorized over the num-
bor oi daring cases or incendiarism
11nd tho l‘l‘hlllt‘lllp aro talking of form'.
int: a shotgun vigilant-12' trimmittoe to
try rrnr] catch the Iir'obtuz. In the pres-
out temper of the people short work
will bd made of him if the people 'suc~
mind in Living hands on him. '
The burning of the home of Edward
Wallace Is not the only case of Incen-
Iinrisru boliotod to he the work of this
tir'c bug There were overwhelm'lns
widolltos 11f Incendiarlsm in connec-
11021 with the tire and .2 strong smell
of kt-rosouo was prevalent about the
place, an attempt “its made also to
star tire to the post other- across the
way and also George Dyrrgdalé’ 11 store,
'.\ short time 111:0 the large barn 'oh the
"rounds of the Woo Burn Golf Club
was fired and mmpletely destroyed. A
<rurill vacant. building formerly used
tel 11 mmt market was also burned. 1
Residents believe that the tires Were
miter] by tho same man who terror-
ized Dnrierr several years ago and sét
rim to a house owned by Frank Egon.
later a barn ow nor] by Egan. the 11m
.112 the llrnrly property and the Plait
house also a blacksmith shop on the
(‘o‘rmecticut Turnpike.
A reward of a considerable amount
was offered at that time and It I]! lift-
rierstood that thlr-i reward still holds
mod and there is a possibility that ytho
amount will lit 1m '01: ed.
‘ SAD DEATH or Miss ’o‘ouLDr"
Woo Stenographer and Typewriter At
Y.M ..C A. Rooms. Bridgeport. ,
The many friends 01’ Miss Anna
Gould. of Mill P122111, Falrfleld. tbé
well known stenographer and type-
writer at tlrc Y. M. C A. will be shock-
id and pained to learn of her sudden
loath which occurred late yesterday
afternoon
Deceased was the daughter 6!
\braham Gould and ' extensi‘vel?
movi'n and popular. She was taken
ll about two weeks ago with typh'dld
over. The best of medical atten-
lance was summoned. the panel“
recorored and since Sunday has been
up and about her home to all ap-
pearante recovered.
She was attacker] with heal-t {all
we, the result of her first illness yes-
orrlay and died after a few hours' lll~
11058
NEW ENGLAND ROAD CHANG!
Expert Has Been Examining tit,
Poughkeeplie Bridge for Sam. Tlme‘.
NEW liA\'EN.May lit—The lute-
r'nent‘ comes from omctal‘aourl: fi-‘bf
he New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company that an investlgm
Iion‘ of the condition of the Fough-
keepsle bridge has been made by an
export covering a period (it ”will“ two
months. The investigation shows that
while the flooring of the bridge may
have to br- renewed the general con-
dition is suqh that it will sustain any
traffic. which the company can put up-
on it
021 the291h of this month, an import-
ant change will go into operation upon
the Central New England Railroad
which Was recently bought'by:tbe‘N.
Y-.. N. H. :1, H. B. 11. company: moo
passenger trains of the Centralhloy
England will he transferred between
Hartford and New Hartford to the
Southern via Fa'rmlhsfim. ”flotilla.
New Britatii and the 11112111112111 divin-
ion. Inquiry at the offices of the New
Haven r'ompa‘n‘y indicates that this
step is preliminary to the transfer ulti-
motely of the whole Central Ne
ldild service to the new “rout at? 3%
that this step mat be followed v I.
electrification of the discontinued track
whioh reach. fro New Hartford ”211d
Springfield ln’elu in: the orifiyillo
branch. One‘ a dab of t
id that it intakes a nuous line 2
the Central New Enxluid with“
00W” 33 H Qtd, filth?” {‘2
new $219 1'12 tyre tirl eii longer
old
II.
in 2119 than or we N..Y.. N If.
Company to ponsnlldatd under one
notation Its arsenic property in :flh
aim the old m Steam “lilies
will do: he, tripled ”detour m
tfioevef. , (on ,”
"grid at. $322: o my not
- t ope tin? cu we on other.
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