James B. Carpenter, of
31 Cove
ltmt is quite 111 at his home wltli
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. hi 8. Partriok. who has been im-
rovlhz so much of late, has had a
title setback. and has been forced to
take to his had again.
Richard Irwin, the genial driver of '
the Cole 9 Electric Express wagon, had ‘,
Mr. lrwin out
an accident yesterday ,
delivering a number of barrels of
beer. when all of a sudden one rolled
out of the back or the moon. not tor ,
from the Mahacltemo Hotel. Richard
had his troubles getting it back into -
the wagon again.
M
Mr and Mrs w ii. linker entertain-
ed a number of their friends last elon-
ibl! at whist. There. were five tables
in use and all who attended enjoyed
the occasion very much.
refreshments were served during the
evening. The ilrut prizes were won
by Mr and Mrs. William Vollmor, and
the consolation prises were won by
Mrs. George Van Kcuron and Marvin
Van Keuren.
A horse owned by George Van Als
tyne, of the Crescent Laundry, ran
away this morning while passing un-
nor the railroad bridge at Xianhinxton
street. South Norwalk. he animal
was being driven by George Spraflne,
19., when it became unmanageable. lt
dashed madly under the bridge, col-
lided with a truck and the horse went
‘ out of the harness and dashed down 3
Railroad avenue and up Olav street.
Mr. Sprazue continued the chase on
foot. and finally captured the animal.
no damage was done, with the excep
tion of three broken spokes In the
wheel and some breaks in the bar
nits.
Little Ritthy Davenport, who has
jun-entered upon her second year, has
distVered that there are other uses
for her fat little legs than claullng,
kicking and sitting down upon them.
She has learned that they are good for
running also, and gives the seven D’s
a race for it from the grosnmother
to the klincr sister, and it won't be
long before she will be scouring Bald
Mountain. She has already ilSiilimed
1119 cares of materniti. for its Victor
”“9 puts it, ‘ All girls are born moth-
but her baby is a little lamb
deserted by its father, utter its moth-
a 's (loath.
l mu upOn the boule, and it is ituthy' a
pitlvilege to feed it, and it is amusing
to Ice the little one sample the milk
hofoi'o putting it to the mouth of the
pOor little animal probably to test
whether it has formaldehyde in it.
but more likely to help till up her
own little stomach. 3
RDWAYTON.
, Mrs. William A, Cushman is visit-
ing in New York city.
Mr. and M19 John new atrrs haw
returned from Bayonne, New Jersey.
George Ii. 'i‘lnenrily. of Brookslde.
is able to be out and among his it it litlS
again alter an attack of neuralgia.
Charles Morris has commencedtho
exoavdllou for the new quarters of
Rowayton Home Company, in ltowny-
ton avenue.
E. H. White. who recently disposed
of his property at Prospect Heights.
will Hell .91 public auction all his
household cffec.ts Auction takes
place Monday. March 13. Read the
ad. in thin issue.
Deliciouu 1
’i‘hey- are bringing the.
Misses ()llvu Cole and Emma (‘11le
man, of itowayton.
dilution of '()po‘ My Thumb and The
Little Mininter. with Miss Maude All:
time in tho tillo roles, in iiridgoporr,
last night.
The South Norwolk wattr main ap-
pears to be stopped 1111.9 and several
tottldents in the center of the tillage
have been unable to secure water for
the past week. Superintendent M.
M. Norton who has been at \vOrk on
the pipe says it is not frozen. There
was a leak in the supply pipe in front
of (‘aptuln W 1. Stevens' rcsidenco
this week, bill this has been repaired.
“—0—.-
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The recent thaw has made the aide
walks impassable except for lliot-ie who
wear boots.
A meeting of the board of dlrctlora
of the Darlen Free hibmy will be hold
this evening at. the home of Mrs. him:
on, to take up the matter of catn-
logulng the books.
Charles Van Nostrand, charged with
breach of the photo and indecent ex-
poaurc, was sent to tail recently by
Justice of the Proct- William Willrnott.
He was also lined 910 and costii.
~«Bummer Prices: at Street's Cash
Grocery.
A birthday aurprluo was given at
the home of Mimi Emma Modat Win-
11515 street. Wednesday night in lion-
.or of her seventeenth birthday Games
and songs were enioyobtl until a late
hour.
Ebenezer .l. Owns. of Dorian, has
sold 3991 acres or land to the King‘s
crusade Company (inc. ),o ofNow York.
The consideration was about. 930 000.
The property will be used for sanliic
rium‘partmos and new buildings will
he wanted as needed.
Harry W, Street. outside man for
Raymond ilrolhertr paid a visit
New York, yesterday
Consumption can
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Chm Pectortll.
to
lie had an op-
. Destroys Olionolvo Odors trout
‘ swat f at and Amplts.
Momntont 5.1 by The mmori
Pharmacy hitilloo'n l‘owsli t -.r.r
, l'ltlutnd'4 brunt-time, lLtllen.
. dsiulrlcmtio. Au forboo bookish.
“Dr. Felt i. 'hcutirul (Jo. Nil Munroe; lit
‘ .litwtou, Mill's.
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portunity to ride on the subway, tak
ing the conditions as they were, for
nothing. The officers stood at the on
trafilces and cried "Ride at your own
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Percy Sturges is critically ill with
pneumonia.
Tramps are beginning to again in
foot the town
0.-
Ed. Thomas is again pushing tho
hands Of a Bridgeport Westport trolley
register.
..
Leslie Mills and wife have moved
from here to Southport, where they
are to reside in the future.
Several menlbcrs‘ of Westport
Grange attended a meeting or (ll-cen-
floldlurange last night“, and paid their
respects to State Master U. .\V ood
"About March 20, looking out for
somclhlng-sprlngy, including the high.
ways. and walks about town," hr the.
neariidf g‘hcli‘a 't‘hat‘ the print: winning
weather prophet‘herc will make to tho
actual and of winter.
The water proposition continues in
a pretty tangle. and when there is a
lotup in oratory on the part oi‘ the
tire dintrict as well its the Water (30..
ofliclals, Jack Frost gets in his line
work and many private. supply pipes
are frozen up. The plumbers have
lit-on busy for weeks. To add to the
annoyance, the dry winter. so tar as
ruins were. concerned, has served to
lessen the available supply of well
and cistern water and nothing will re-
llevo the conditions.
An snort hr bolng made to locate
the relatives of Thomas Hogan. a
former resident. now in tho Norwnlk
almshouuc, dying front cancer. The
man was till recently in New York
and underwent an operation there, but
informed that he could not live long.
become dcspondcni and was at his
solicitation soul to Norwalk, where he
claimed a rt-sldcncc. There the doc
tors confirmed the opinions of the New
York physlciunu and Monday the man
made his escape from llic nimshousc
and attornoted suicide. lie was dis»
covered and returned to the ultrlnhousc
when; he now is, Aiiillorliics thoro-
cluirn that he will KlYt' no nests-inure
in regard to ilutllug his ri'lttillrh il‘
be has any.
LYONS PLAINS!
t'larence Smith, who hits been ill
with oulut-‘y, is. con1'uloscvru,
Louis ililrr hm: grrvllly lluprovmi
,llis house by painting and paperiug.
and Miss .lr-ssiv: m-..
Benedict. of Norwalk. attended the pro- l
Miss l1‘llltl Salmon ol‘ Wosipori.
cullul on friends here last wot-k
.\l1.1:..lolln \‘iilllnmu and Mrs: l1‘1mlit
liyrm uptnt Wtulnmlluy of last w-crit
with lrlontia ni Valley Forge, Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert \i’lllmnrs have
returned to their home in l"flll'llt'lil,
after 11 visit with rt-lntivr-u,
Mrs. Elizabeth lirutly is with her
daughter here. after u r-rlx \vecirs' visit
with friends in licihel.
Misti Currie entertained the Lyons
Plain Wllist Club on Tuesday cvt-n-
ing, at the residence of 'l‘. W. 'l‘rcnd-
Well.
Mrs. linvld Tarbell returned to her
home in Bridgeport on Thursday af-
ter a visit with Clitll‘lfla Johnson and
family.
Mrs. Henry Nichols returned homo
Tuesday from it viult or ucvm'ul day»
with l1‘r-otlcrit-it Stillman und faintly.
of Bridgeport.
“n!-
Mru. Walter MN‘lil'l‘, who has boon ill
for several weeks. hm: pasuod away.
The luuclitl smitten worc hold on
Monday afternoon
BLESSING OF THE ASHES.
The Meaning of illt1 italics service
watt hold at it o‘clock at St. Mary's
church yesterday morning. A man
followutl, or which the ltev. J. C. Fo-
¢nrty was colobrnnt. After the maria
the, Miles were diatrlbutctl to the coil
Irrigation. which filled the church.
The first of tho Leiden devoilonn he
sun at St. Mary‘u lain evening at 7:31)
IXAMINATIONI POI IMIALMIM
A meeting of the connection: Board
of examiner; of embslnwrn who held
in New Haven. Tuesday. 'l‘ht1 members
of the board present were. 0. A. May
cook of New iisvcn. 11‘. P. Jones, of
Marital, and Mr. More, of Thompuon.
ville The board of health was room
adored by Dr. J. it Towauend Eight
candidates were examined
hime all cases in the early. cranes.
‘39th air stands first.
north 9 551.5955 951.1115
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Maud unit when or: .
Ody-mar“ lingo. ms- ‘3'
’ With Mom-55.5.1. to Leg.
lollturo.
ALBANY, N. Y.. March tip-aortas!“
Higgins aunt a monsoon to the with
lature today. outlining his policy in as-
lotion to the admittiotratitm oi'
hints forest lands. no summarized
his recommendations as follows:
l.-—'I‘hat the {imposed constitutional
amendment, permitting the removal of
burnt timber be not submitted to the
l.3.—-—'l'hat the forest laws be 80
1‘ amended as to ensure the. prevention
of trespnsoeo. td oompehtho- prbaoeu
lion of malicious treepnasors both civ-
illy anti criminally, to the full extent
' at tho law and the returns by tho state
,‘ of all timber cut or removed by IWSK“
, passeru from state landn anti to pro-1
, vent tho coudouatiou oi troupassos.
:1.— That pi'ovliiion be made for the
' au'lunlnsion to tho people-wot awash; »
tullonul amendment permitting a more
scientific delimitation of tho forest
preaorve. so no to permit tho sale of
lands other than wild forest lands now
included in the‘ preserve. and the
purchase with the proceeds thereof
of other l’oroni landa.
Tho governor says tlmtdhe state now
owns nearly 1,500,000 apron of forest
land in the foreut preaorvomltlu to
quired through tax union and tho 1‘01
malndor at a cost ot nearly 82,300,000.
BOOK AGENnglHO CAPTURE AN
,
nah-.4
i
Entertaining Chaps Who Came to Nor-
‘wai’n to Sell Their-jiooao.
“Have you noticed what a change
there has been in the character of the
book agents in meat years?" asked
a Norwalitor today. "Years ago
he Watt 11 darned "unit-lance. Novor had
anything you wanted; was a persist-
ent. and consistent bore; was not well-
read; tlid not. know anymore about
tho works he sold than he could learn
in his prosper-tun and never know how
to tell about hi9 wares interestingly.
“Not so nownrluyu. [to in up to date
Well dressed. Knows it lot about no
oraruro in xencrol nnduan quota. (mm
the works he sells like. a college pro
tensor. \\ lliio he has lost none of the
proverbial persistence. he in careful not
to tire. you but aces you often and each
Limo comes at you differently. [in
makes more or less regular visits to a
city, and gout to be looked for with
pleasure. and seems glad to soc you
in my case i wish he was not quite 80
t-lltt‘l'litilllllg, because he always “in
awnv with on order. "
TROOPS FIRED ON OTRIKERS.
Five Russian Minor-o Killed and PI!
teen Wounded.
ST.PI1‘TERSBURG March tl'-~A
telegram from Ekaterinouluv (South
Russia) says that. five miners have
boon killed and fifteen wounded in a
conflict between strikers or the Bhocr
bluoft Mines and the Attorbach Quick.
silver Mines and soldiers in tho dis-
trlco of llalthmut (195 miles cast of
Ekateriuoaluvi 'l‘iic strikers start.
ed looting and the troops threatened to
shoot. The former thereupon tired at
the soldiers with revolvers and also
throw stones at them, whereupon tho
mops thud a volley and order was re.
stored.
Revolutionary disorders have brok-
on out at Smolensk (Middle Russia.)
Bands of demonstrators are marching
throuxb tho utrct in carrying rod flatter
FIREMEN'S EUCHRE TOURNEY.
The ouchro tournamtnt of tho Nor-
walk 11‘er luxparuuont will open to-
nilhl at tiflr'hcudouarloru of Hope
Hose 1‘ human), in Water sin or. \‘iuo
nature will lit‘ played at each hilllilfi.
Next wot-k Thursday, the second her
leg will in: piayod at the Fire Police
i‘oolily, llii' illirtl action will be plnyotl
'l‘lluratlrty March 23ml at l’lonoor
headquarters. while the fourth and
last will ho in the headquartvrs of
.—
Pilot-nix lduitlnu ("trlllpiitly, At the
wild of llii.‘ tournament, llll'. company
whose 11111111 is lowest will ho cullotl
upon 1., put up 920 toward it turkey
supper. The second and third will
aloud $10 and 9.3 roapwilvcly, willin-
the llighoiti louru'n company will an.
icy tho feast fret-
AGED TORRINGTON filSlDENT
DEAD.
TORRINGTON, March 9.~Mra.
Mary 11}. Mason, aged 91. granddaugh-
ter 01 Samuel lirooker, tho original
settler of ’i‘urrlnulou, died at this
place thin morning. Slu- waa cornice
tcd with some of the moat protulnont
families of the slate. lion. Charles 11‘.
liroalter. president of tho 00c Bras»
(‘ompu’ny of 'l‘orrinttton and Anemia
and director of the consolidated rond
being among her coualns.
GENERAL NAWLEY'B RETIRE-
MENT.
WASlllNil'l‘ON. March 9.1mAmomz
thu nominations aunt ttrthe Senate to-
duy woro tho followink:
lirigadlcrdlcneralu on the retired
hat of the arrnywdoucph it. llawloy,
formurly it briuadlur-senordl and bro-
vot major-general of volunlot-rs durn
inn tho Civil War; Peter Juliet Onion
hauu. formerly a orator-general of vol
unicorn during the Civil War.
ocHOONIR lN DIO‘MIOI.
NEW YORK. March 9.1-1A schooner
apparently in distruas. flying her on-
alitn with the union down, Was anchor-
od about three miles coat of Amun-
oelt life proving Motion today. Tho
lli‘o slivers matted out 9.9 noon as tho
signal was observed to lnvestlxnte tho
troublu.
RUIOILL 9A9! BITTIR.
NEW YORK. March 0.m’l‘ho condi-
tion of llutlaell 90». who hurt boot
ill for novernl darn. is reported today
as much better. He has been suffer-
ing from a ammonia. but bin physi-
cian hope: (at his speedy recovery.
mourn coat. dessaron Duo.
lNliiANAl'Olds. ind, March 9.1111
John Cuvinn. one of‘tlio best known
mon in malaria and a plane-or coal
operator tiled today Ito was five
timer: elected mayor of indlsnapolls.
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steamer ltovra. from rowoy. Gorba-
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and ”constructive properties; midst
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that we soil Wall Papers, Crockery.
Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys and
Burners, Shelf Paper, Window Shades,
Cornico Poles, Curtain manna-11y
Mixed Paints, Window Glass. Enamels,
Stains and “monies, Paint and A9;
tista‘ Brushes, Towel Holders
Racks. hauled Pictures. Photo
Frames, Stoplodders. Chair Stepwi-
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Charcoal ”sill Cram W0“.
We do a general Painting. Paper
nangrngmu Decorating businIu.
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Picture Frames and Window m
We go anywhere for buslnoah
Respectiully, 1
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L. H. linker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connection.
an vdiidnaw HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD. 1
TIME TABLE.
in that Number 4. 1904.
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is INSURANCE AGAINST DECAY.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE. _ _
its wasnmorou sinner.
Piloti- 149-9.
till our 1111
000791 NORWALK- court.
' ORGAwH‘ an 1551.,
cum: $190,006. on
admins. truncation
No: man. 559000.00
Osborn accounts of but rituals. man
tumours, nominate a d corporation-
' upon raver-obi. toms; '
lDWIN H cinnamon, rm.
JOHN H. KN'APP; Vim-u.
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'l‘lrcs Vulcanized. Bloyol
enameled and nickoled like he .
Rubber um fitted to baby car-‘
rluge wheels. Satisfaction guar-
antscd. Prices reasonable. -
H R. BULKLEY,
52 130. MAIN 81'.
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Fresh Bluefish. “ ‘.
FISH AT REASONABLE canons:
Old Galvation Army Building. ,
,SOutb Norwalk.
Surety Bonds
or 1511 made.
Liberal Policy fer Autumobllos with
out restriction to storage of gasoline.
JACOB M. LAYTON
R. R. Ave" South Norwalk.
Telephone 9519.
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