.iin'uam 1'. P1091113 recently rum-
d d on" trotting not». .
. » {origin
5“ ‘ _ ‘F- “m; flu",
aimin- with Madrid Eu
E!» _ ,,,, .
Dr. not-but Arm who buzbun ill
at! his home in Van .ant street. has to
1‘1}!le to his practice in Flushing,
< Captain W. H, Verity, of the steam-
? Addie V., took the barge Bright.
tli' tram Wilson's Point to Southport.
yesterday. ,
Thawntsr main loadillx
of Ferdinand Klmllllck in South
bomoavoar‘lue la unloading up for the
WW sq ,0, pump r
William 3*. WV
spread by a Jack the Peepor 1T“?
Tho Deeper looked into novel-a o Rig;
windows, but was finally frighte ,
0 ' - . . ft. .'
Oscar and Stanley Mills are” engaged
in tho,work of painting some of the
steamers of the Rudcl host which
have been laid up here during the win-
ter. , ,
Some of the prophets in the oyster
industry fltiitt: positively, that there.
will be an oyster not this year which
will discount. the large set of last year.
'l‘lwnttributc it to the. cold Weather,
iiliam Ferris and faintly, who have
been living for" camp timo‘ on the
Washington street bridge, conllllcnccd
to move today i Hoyt street, Norwalk,
where they Will reside ill the future.
Preparations are beinginadc for the
observation oi the feast of Purim in‘
this city by the .icwa. Spoolsl ser-
vices will be held next Monday night
. and during Tuesday at the Synagogue
in Washington street. .
Deacon William Miller has a friend
who told hilll tho othcr day liliii about
this time ,lastycar ho had mowed him
in n. \vhcrcus this your it Is pl'oity
\voi covered with icc. and i! he vcn-
tursn to bring out his clutter box ov-
cry one would take him to be lawuatic.
Mrs, Richard lituunlell, 0: Patch-
oxue. who has been visiting friends
he and in Rowayton recently loft to
d for New Haven where she. Will
spend a few days with her son Harold
who is attending Yale (:olicgfi. After
that she will return to her home in
Patchogue.
Mrs. Frederick W. Cameron, who is
laid up it her home in Winheid street.
isjetting along nicely. Mrs. Came-
ion sustained a Very painful accident
in“ week. She slipped on a piece of
ice and foil, breaking her ankle. Dr.
R. id. Wolfe attended her and reduced
the, fracture.
-Work will probably soon be com-
menced by one of the lighthouse len-
liars. probably the Mistletoe in reset-
ting the piles and light, on White Rock.
Though the ice was so very thick this
winter. this appears to have been the
only buoy or light which was damaged
by' the ice this winter.
Max Levy and family spout Sunday
in Brooklyn and attended the wedding
of Miss Ada Katchman to Lester Ser-
kiu, in that city. Miss Katchmann is
well-known in this city having been
here quite recently. Mr. Levy return-
ed to his home here Monday morning
but Mrs Levy, Miss Bessie Levy and
the Other members of the family did
not return till last night.
This afternoon Captain W. H. Vcri-
ty will take the schooner Frances
Goodnow down to the Sound. Silo
hhs been all winter at a whari in Nor-
wnlk, having been ice-bound after dc-
livcrlug a load of pulp at the St.
George Pulp and Pupsr Company in
Norwalk. The schooucr will resume
carrying pulp to Norwalk as soon as
Nova Scotinn hllrbors arc opcncd for
the season.
The first class meeting since the ro-
cent rcvivsl was held last evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
and was exceptionally intcrontlna and
enthusiastic. Jamcs L'Hommcdlcu
opened the mcciing but it was closed
by tier. Edward Cunningham, who
came ill during the evening. it. is ex-
pected that the meeting of the Junior
Band on Friday night will be ollo oi
tholsrgost and best ill the history ol‘
that organization.
John Oats. one of the oldest drill:
store kecpers on Ninth avenue. New
York. and a great friend of Mr, and
Mrs. Ed. Janis. recently lost his father.
Mr. Oats served his apprenticeship in
i‘ldinhlli‘g as a chcmisi and apoihccnry
and‘his boss was a sllrcwd canny old
Scot always alive to a bargain. One
day he bought a crntc of abongcs froth
a sample. previously exullllncd. at less
than their cost, but after unpacking
them he placcd our in the waicr to
use, but found that they had been clev-
criy’ san togolber from scraps, and
were practically useless.
Ed. James hill-t just I'HiUiVBti a lettcr
from his lifo-loug friend, Cornelius
Foley. of New York, containing tha
saw news of the depth oi his beloved
wife Catherine. which occurred recent-
ly of pneumonia. after six days' ill-
llcslt. Mrs, Poloy was formerly a Miss
Higgins. Thcy had bmn married more
than a quarter of a century, and no one
knows oxccpt tile,llarsuved husband,
and other members of the utility what
a heart. crushing blow it was to them,
all: Mn rotor. when a, youth. Wit! tilt
cle‘vcrest heavyweight boxer in the
United atoms. having received his tulv
tion from Harry Gribben. who had,
been defeated by Joe Cobui’n. charm
plop of America, in 1856 Foley, while
niways;,np hunt to give assistance a,
the diner nt‘spnrrlng exhibitions,.sil ,
must .on cl‘inn the prize ring. won
amongst otitsrn that be came Wig“;
top w‘éro'i‘lm Hunter, a former fill ii
to! Yankee Sullivan. Profcuor Clark.
K. a, now keeping the natptori gilt,
St. hulls Md. and Jon Coburu. il‘gmwnu
.3 mombor of the notice until retired
at _ its» no it in, nndylliucecthen. Jun;
boom'aiuourt 0 out under Henry ldur-
ray, ‘ of ilt’l rim. .
‘ ROWAYTON.
MM ‘Allce mundane. of North ave-
nue, has an attack of tho mumps.
Mendel:
“Now I,
one and}
u Madman
New Haveuvithisiwook. ‘ -
Mrs. Nathan Chadsoy, of New York,
in tho guest of her uncle. itcv. Frank
C. Brown. , ,, .
Congressman Thoodorc iicll. of Call-
forula‘. loft, Rowayion.yostorday with
Mrs. Bell for the trip wast.
Mrs: John Smith, of Rownyton avo-
nue, is quite low, having sustained a
stroke or Dill'tliyllis rocontly.
W. Ambrose Crockett, of Wilcox,
Kansas, ls‘the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Crockett, of Crockett ave—
nue.
A large crowd attended the E. H.
White auction of household goods.
sold Monday by Janina W. Iluskam, of
Stamiord, l
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bapé
tint Church held their annual election
of officers last. Wednesday afternoon
at the homo of Mrs. E. ii. Evury.
A fine wcll has lteoll dunr on (Mime
Everett‘s property. its depth is 31‘
foot, and contains 12 tent of watcr.
Other extensive improvements are bo-
lng made.
Mrs. .Itiortirucr (3. Ogden. while
driving last week Monday. had the
misfortune to 1680 her purse contain-
ing $25. A few hours later. Mrs. 0gp
don had the good fortune to burn the
pursE'T‘cYurncd” to her intact by
CharlooitNu‘sh, a neighbor, who copied
it in the mud while driving to the
post oiiice. Mr. Nash received a lib-
cral reward. _
A donation of has new books nus
boon received at the Rowayton Free
Library from Mrs. G. G. iiulc. who is
spending the rest of the winter in
Florida. They are Christmas Eve on
lonesome. John Fox, Jr.; A Cathedral
Courtship, K. D. Wiggins; A Young
Man in a Hurry, Robert W. Chambers;
The Masquerudcrs, K. Thurston; A
Hunting of the Door and Ather. Char-
les Dudley Warner.
COUGHB AND COLDI.
All..coughs, colds and pulmonnr!
complaints their aracurable are quick-
ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears the, phloem, drawn out inflam.
mation and beats and soothe: the af-
fected parts. strengthens the lungs,
wards oil pneumonia. armies: and
pleasant to take. Sold y The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. _"
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
,Dr. 1. A. Bolt!!! has bccn in Chicago
rccontly.
Mrs. Henry Norihmp had a relapse
Sunday, and was critically ill,
Miss Louise Lungdon has returned
to llcr studios lll Collier School.
Will. H. Orchard. of Noroion, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henry \Vlliillcy. this
week.
Mrs. Goff and grandson, of Bridge.
port. are visiting Mrs. Amanda
(‘oomba
Mist: Lucy Monroe celebrated hlcr
bll'ihdlly this wool: and rccoiVed some
plcnsnllt rclllculilruuct-s,
MN. Gilbert Fitch. oi Hartford, will
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min St. John. this week.
Mrs. Emma ilickucr returned to
Mrs. Nathan F‘ltlcll‘n from an oxteudcti
stay in New York, Tuesday.
Mills Etta Bowen has returned to
New York after spending Satill’flli')‘
and Sunday at her home in Durien.
’l‘lio scwrc onset; of grip lhhl wcck
included Sit:pili'it Hoyt, Mrs. C. it‘.
Oven-toil and Mrs. rialuucl Grumman.
Little Mlillcl. the daughter of Mr.
lltl Mrs. Arthur thyluililti. bus boon
oriously ill, but in now improving.
Mrs, Stephen Durycll and daughter,
Miss fiancee, wcrc,the' recent guests
of Mrs. 113I10y Monroe, West avcnue.
Miss Florence McDonald in spending
some [line with hcr friend, Miss lien-
drio, at Sound Bench. Both young in-
dioa attend tilt: Stamford High School.
Rev. 'i‘homtnt B. Miller was too ill to
conduct the service at the M. iii.
Church Sunday morning. Rev. iioury
Scoileld viiiciaiod. in the owning
there was no norvice.
-~F‘ancy crackers of all
Street’s Cash (”trot-cry.
Miss Edna Silluson has returned
from In visitwith her grandmotbor.
Mrs. White, of Bridgeport. While there
she attended a delightful entertain-
ment at ck Rock Conmtionsl
Chapel. '1‘ c play given was The Vil-
lage School.
Carnation Connolly, a veteran from
the Soldiora' Home at Noroton. was
found holplossly drunk in Atlantic
Itre'ot, Stnmtorcl. Monday, by Police-
man litlllnuy. He was taken to dim
lockup in the ills wagon; Yesterday
morniu Judge Downs. lined him iii.
ntlupcn ed exucutlon of sentence and
instructed Probationary Officer Ross to
sodium ho'got. back to the Home,
Miss Ltd’s Rorlt and Miss ilucy
Walmsl .of Norotpn, former pupils at
m’ halted Min'MyrnJ. Davis”
st. \ wild. fistula . and“ spout a
it.“ it fill hour vii t if tumor
toscller‘aud mend. , in, Davis ill
mutiny recoiyintile demonic “the.
continua nfldciliih“iti..\viiioh s o is
h id‘bf'htli‘ formsr'pupilm' They comb
kinds nt
out a lotions of past
Mcrrliiuld took a trip wt
2 » inurg‘y‘ito, '99an
tawwflmme. strength. uni-hag“
m 7 s‘ 'li ‘a to vislt‘her and re-
flw 351.1% ’ ’
‘ytlt t!»
if!
_ tittiendbd. no» I. l and q
* “I? .
. ‘chu mind of ti:
~ * Aniiliustrtitioiiof‘y't,
Wii‘i‘i agent} to thg oliiidrsn of tho MW
Oi stun uysc no ,potsu d .,
achiovclneuts in iii’iiiltil'llirtél rightly? t;
pots were creditsbldtfilfli “Milt "
‘ since 20 cent: was: {inn tot-tho cm
. dreu, ouch rocoiviofiéi
Ff “on. . ‘ .. . M V
. . é town meeting held Wednesday
. night to consider and take action upon
that bills now pending in the Legisla-
. a. patio
with , a
town trumpet tit"
c ,
mlttae‘iof thrssguon‘uiutioi or iii
dcr and Second Boloctmsnc. B. Fitch.
was appointed to proceed to Hartford.
to confer with tho committee having
the bill to charm. and urge the pas;
attire new Jag; 8. .Purdy was
s ilk
o i-‘tod‘hxhiuts"
cpnt. r'l‘ito
increase amouiiiud’j‘r
ttlo. The lumen- amount unlimited
in by Miss Frances Hall—fit). ”Mia
Flodsic Gordoncamé’tiéxt ‘on out rot?
or honor with $4.50 and Myron Weed
next with $3.25. advent obtaincd $3
and 32.59., The three. obtaining the
largest amounts received Testaments
in ucknowlcdgement‘of. their world
. , WEB‘I‘PQM. ' , .
Miss Wail‘bos‘fleé‘lcy‘z‘is“visiting roln-
ilves ill Springfield. Mass.
Telephone connections have been ptlt
ill the iiiooth house.
Miss h‘tttl Willardsen, of Brooklyn,
.. Y.. is visitnk relatives at the
anus. -
Mrs. John Disbrow. who has been an
invalid for months, is reported on the
mud toward recovery.
Mrs- Harry Nowell, of Unxbrldge.
Mann. is vislildg her mother at. the"
Forms. ‘ .
l4), ll. Adamant New York, who is
l-ccovcrlug l‘rulll till operation from up
pcndlcltlu, is recuperating at the home
of his mother at the Farms.
A number from here attended a barn
dance in (irenniiold rocontiy. it is
announced now thatthcrc in to be it
repetition on Thursday night.
The Worst port Historical Society met.
Monday night at. home at W. C. Sta~
pics. An interesting paper on "'l'yr-
on's Raid in Danbury and itsiniiuenco
on the War of the Rebellion" wss'rcad
by W. ii". Burr.
Not yet are all or the. altsrations
and improvements at,,Haw.thorn inn.
the new hotel, completed, btlt work is
being pushed and the house is opon'for
buslnesa. The indications for a busy
season are the best.
Now that. therein is break in wintor,
many here hope ibr a renewal of so
iivities on tho library building. it is
many months since the Work of tie-
molishing tho” old house ‘on‘ tho‘ pro»
posed aim was begun, yet thnt is not
half down.
LYQNS PLAINS
Mrs. Rat-hot Books. an and rest»
dent of this pinch. is on tho sick list.
Mrs. Frank Lyon has returned home
(“I‘m a Vis‘l‘t in Seymour.
utilBi,, own. to! Norwnik. spent
Sunday with his grandparents. 4
Miss Eddieswmto- il’ homo from a
visit with friends in‘hlorwaik. .
Miss Llulo GOOfilioli, who in spent
the winter with her aunt. has uken'u
position in Westport. .
Mrs. John Wiiiiomn nod Mnrgnd’r‘itl
Ludford visited Miss Rose Clear-y in ‘
Boston] last week.
\alaco Brown is working with
White Brothers; citrpoutéru, in Nor-
walk. ,
”zit-:3 Thomdsl'f‘readwell upont scv-
ys recent y with E. N. i v ’
and family. 8mm”
Services will be held in Emmnntli’l
Church noxt Sunday at 10:30 n. in.
instead of the usual hour, 2:30 p. In.
W
-Btlildfl up the system. put! urc.
rich blood in the veins; mnk’ou Dawn
and women strong and healthy-*Btlr-
d‘ock Blood Bitters. At any drill:
s ore. '
HARD WORK TO GET MARRIED.
Bride was Divorced’ and Greenwich
M lnlnt-r.‘ Oblooted.
A couple giving their names in; Na-
thauicl C. “right. uni ilillinu M. Hut
ton, and thcir rosidon ‘0“. as Now York.
had no cud of trouble in thcir finally
successful endeavors to got married in
Greenwich youtcrday. ’l‘hcy chino
front New York. on the traini‘iirrivlug
a few minutes nitol- 9. and io‘the‘rus-
tomury questions of Town Clerk Woll-
stood, when they requested a license
gave thoir names and other informa-
tion. Ho gnvc his an an 38; she said
hora was 32. His birthplace was put
down as Mount Kiaco, she claimed
Outlining as her native town. Her
maiden name wall Purcell. «public had
been divorced. all their, trouble came
from tho l‘liiiiifll 0! that met. No (irccn-
wlch minister would marry that“, and
they canto pretty poor not getting any
one also to tie the knot. ilov, W. E.
midfield. pastor of tho Mctllodiut
Church. told the woman that he would
perform the ceremony if she had no-
cur-ed the dccroo. but she said she
had allowed her. husband to obtain the
divorco, Ft dinning midlitorrobdu-
rate to all p endings. the couple sought
Judge Charles D. Burned. who has sevJ
out time: exercised his 'ofdciiti oral-op.
alive and kindly otflcos in similar at-
fairs. The iudga was out of town. and
they waited. occasionally walking up
and down Orcouwich nvcnuo. 'l‘hoy
h d a lot of sympathitcru in. their un-
eansnt prodlcalncui. uwyer-tltophen
L. Radical ‘Iurnutsdjthntril‘im 8o-
lo'cttgtsnpismsl Gd Wham was Justice
0 u once an con ,‘Wi' spa ltol
tholh out of their dilttm'ms‘; He in a:
Episcopalian .and refused point-blank
.tolotiiciatc. ,ause it was against it
canon oivtho church to marry divorced
pennants cisimcd. Bruno onu thuukht
of Justice B. J. scholar-mam: lie
w
elected last fall. If . H in 0:3
0! the most cxcitintyndrm earths ‘ ‘
h hi i th town; unwitting: ”it?
o n . c . ,. c -
odlhll him his finite; ' mod all, a?“
. a first tint!) ho .
perform any or into,
red finstlco-of-ths-m . oi
r. truth
of his odice; and, new», dot
4 t
ycfi '.
orig—
ory. First Selectman Frederick Bitm-
“1°." ”um-“V0: turf-,Kannudy's oheii’ent phfii‘lii‘liii' t.
i,. ., t . .
t'uotnln‘a-laloI‘v‘pfisliogollmp “unit-nut]
Bligh ., this con
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“vlnliii:“.;i?ficasc divs, no a
:Wock’s 1’ tires haunt" cpdttiti‘ ‘ ch
”20‘. Kuhn-WI c taut-u shined.
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‘ W9 Mill and hoartlly recommend Dr. ,
s‘sisotg's’ "pinion occlude?“ iii-3.9m.
It"
roiawirréiomroumps not...
have bédniiw‘orld hmous‘,mfilotfir 8i!
yours. W's-will give you'd Witch‘s
it to us. 1% Wines. for corrlpl’otsM
treatment, cost $1.00. ti) bottles‘TOr
saoo'.
Selecting Wall Paper is largély a
matter or taste. Vite‘hn've everything .
in color, design and’xrudol' Wo Will
aid you in making selections that will
harmonise with your other interior
decorations.
We are the agent for Janoway c
Carpenter, Fr, Beck 8:. 00.. Robert
Graves &' C0,, A. Peat: 5 Go. With Pa-
pers.
anoint... i
Cloth Window Sindee, with fringe.
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10c. . x,
Painter's Supplies, Crockery, Glass-
wnrc,et.c. ‘ - "t.
Painting and Pant?!“ Hanging.
L lite it;
.31 wssmuo'rou .s'raasr.
South Norwulm'otlun.
Talon-ab “motion.
lNCREfllBLE BRUYALIW.
. it would have. been 'tncmdiblo bru-
miity lr anal-ion r. misnomer. of Byrd-
cum‘, N. Y.. but not done the-best‘ne
could for his suffer! find" "I! M."
he says, “cut a fear ninth» over his
cyc, so 1 appllcd motions Antics
Salvo, which quickly located it and
savcd his mr' .qud'for rm and
ulcers too. Only 250 at l". Baxter‘s
drug store. "
CHARGED ,WITHIMURDER.
nom‘ox, liiarch,1rl:—:Chargotl with
the murder 0! I with vvho'sdjde’utliy
has not been established. John W. 8m.
livnn. it yearn old, unwarranted todail'.
Tho unkno'wh‘ and died at the City
Hospital, yoiterduy. from a fmciurcri
skull, sustained. it im alleged, by im-
lns knocked down on Monday, night
by Sullivan. The doad imam wu'ubom
33 years" oidtl ‘Sulliyan claims to1
have “0110””. ‘ l p
no or ' M's ruouotza
Alina? "id-.3 '
V d by
the usooi 1. ngnft it
one tho‘otomh of "rfcct mt birdi-
gearing wim you Without the atom-
acli'a aid. The/{had ‘biiildh up the
body, the rest restores the ‘utomochtto
health, You doni't have «to‘diot your
self when taking . Kodal Dyspepsia
Cum. J. DJ 0. of ,Alienvllle.
.Mich, say-p"? Hdlrtb‘iirn'and
Stomach ironbio {prisons tiara. My
slstonindlw no the “animus
and 'pr not a to to out for at: we“.
Sho’livod'ontiflif-E warm‘. din ‘
nun-La
tor ’takldk‘two'bo so or K' oi" %-
antda (lure lite Wu entirely cured.
She-now «tout-dolly and il most
health. , i will“ tony and mo
moiinmat lot." ‘lfluld'b! Tho Gilt.-
, an ’ tcl ll not!
390mg” nine, Mug its"?
flevoiiuo‘ child!I Wilbur! ten . of
for Bolton Boy to mow h, r m '
break the ice $90k , .‘ She has be
this
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work! .. «vow am but
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Whoigffinlmori' 1,06:
Fluxes and"’rinlmt. .7:
Large Smelt, ‘ 15c;
'lpanlch Mackerel, 14¢
Opened Long Giant», 39¢ per qt.
glint. OTHER KINDS or Fault
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.“
TH! PEOPLE’I'FIBH ANOOYS'TER
MARKET.
Old solution Army sunning. ,
East End of Washington Strut lrtdge
‘ South Norwulk.
can. CHARLES DUOROIO, print.
L Surety Bonds
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