today on business,
Thomas Taylor, of Rowan street, is
able to be out after a severe attack
at grip.
A number of young ladies are plan-
bins to give a dance in Randall‘s Hall
after bunt.
Harry Buckingham. ol' Weslporl, has
tltltcn a position with it). it}. Uorhuni
as painter and paper hanger.
Illrlan Asliwortli. who crtislicd three
of his lingers rot-ciltly lit the Norwulk
Launch Works, is gutting along nicely.
The, last quartcrly coiiiorcncc ol‘ the
War Will bti hold at the East Avenuu
Methodist ('hurcli this droning. 'i‘lic,
presiding eldl-r of tho tllstrit'i will be
present anti (It‘IIH‘F an address.
The water cl‘iiiliuissioiiors Intro left.
the WI‘t‘Ill'Il usod for turning on the
water in tho ton—inch mill” at. William
Welselt's. on tho britlgo. Ill rust». of
fire Mr. Wolscit, .KIllilIItI I.It' uotiticd by
telephone immediately. so tllat plenty
of water can bc supplied.
The. story of tho "Jack the l’cepcr"
who was soon about tho housc oi” Wil-
Ilam I.c(.‘onnt has boon oxplulnctl. An
attempt was bt-iuu nnitlo to scrvo a
subpoena upon him as :i witnoss lit
the case of I-‘rank .-\IIl‘ll against. the
town of Nol‘wltlk.
The rooms of tho l’astimo Athletic
Club last ()Vt‘iilllg \vt-rt- tho st-cue 01
two line gaince of basketball. 'l‘ho
most important Killllt“ of tlic ovcning
was between tht- l’asliiut-s and the
Winthrops. ’l‘llo rcsillt was a victory
for the Wlntlirops by a scorc of H to
9. The other uamo was botwcon the
second team of tho Pastimes and the
West End Juniors. 'l‘lio scorc rcsult-
ed in a victory for the Pastimes sec-
onds to the tune of 11 to 9.
Ice Dealer \Vlicclor has
threc crops of thirtccn-lncli ice. or
three scptlrato iroozlngs since -thc.
lilonth of March sci. in. and the oilicr
day cut two Wagon loads of twclvo-
inch ice from his Adam's alo pond.
While the only grandson ol‘ Mi; anti
Mrs. John ll. \Vlit-clor cannot make a
figure night. it triaiiglo. or a whcol.
with skatt-s on his pupil‘s t-oadlilatcd
property, there will be lots of chances
yet for Herbert to give his Iililo boy
a number of sled rides yot. It is said
that tho i'al'lncr's crops. ui'ow wliilo hr
is asleep and so docs lbt- It'l‘ lllt‘l'-
chants" with tho corruption that tho
former is pcstorcti by birds and boasts.
has to sow and plant and wood. the
other mcn have little else to do except
cut ice.
gathered
A Sl‘t‘ti)’ looking ill l‘ctl young man
presented liinuloli‘ at it III\\'}'L‘I"S otllrc
down town. lIlt‘ othcr titty. IllitIul't‘ttthY- i
cd $l.tllill in crisp bills. as a rowarti for A
bill bollosii. ll Illlllt‘lii‘l; that a lady"
and lior Il‘l"IiiilliI ball I““Il III'I'tt'II to
tho llai'i‘lck 'Illcatro onc wraith. liiliI
on coming out silo mlssctl a $15,000 di-
aiuontl brooch. anti a rowai‘d was of-
l'crctl for its rccovory. 'l‘ho poor iiiali.
who critically kept his oyr‘s and ours
upon and his liloiilli shut. Illillllt‘llt‘tl to i
spy smoothing glisloniut‘t opposito tho
Garrick 'l‘lit-atro, and poor as ho was.
Ilt‘ had his wits about him. No wont
and prociirod :i plot-c of soap, liotl it
to a string. lot it down, and as it stuck
to tho jl‘WI’I. brought it up again, liIliI
\vcnl Iltllllt‘, or wliorovcr tho poor fol.
low callcd Ills homo. and watt-bod for
lI’it‘ rt-wurd. 'l‘liis litiiidsoino gift calls
to niilid the story of Patti lloynton. tho i
enthusiastic soiiator. toltl to an oldl
friend of our sonic years. Paul had:
saved a man from drowning at ouo ol' ‘
tho N‘IISItII‘ rcsorls. hull was told by.
him to radio around to tho hotel til til
(‘t‘l'ttllll IIIlli'. lloynlon wont IIli‘l‘t‘. anti
llio oilicrwist- dcad Illtlll unvc hiin a
quarlor. Willi his tiilit-k Irish wit.
Paul said: "My Ii'It‘liII, your lilo isn‘t
worth as much as llial. 'l‘tlko it back."
ROWAYTON.
I‘worgo Clark has niovod from I'I‘il-
uoyer slroct to tho i). Ii), Wilson lioilsc,
ill St. John IIVt‘illlt‘.
Mrs. James lloiauoy. Mr, l’hlpp. A.
M. Johnson. John Marshall anti George
Monro have letters awaiting them at.
the Rowuyiou post-olilt'o.
Mrs. I-Icllrlt‘tla Smith. who IIIt’II
suddenly ycatcrlluy aitcriioon, was and
of tho well-kilowii roshlonts of this
place. tutti lht- widow oi‘ tho Iato John
Smith. who dit‘d a row roars nuo. Mrs.
Smith was carcd for by lit-r nlcco, Miss
.luilu It}, Il‘t'rrls. and was l't‘i-ilN‘t‘Il'lI by
orcryono iii lhc villauc.
ll. lti. IItltIkl', oi NI‘WIII'II. N. .I., is
building for IIio 'l'okt'nt-lto t'tll'lllll'iiiittil
a largo club burn on tho organization‘s
|lt'tl|lt'l‘l_\‘. 'l‘lu- slrurluro will bc nour-
l,\‘ lllll l'lwi autumn and will bc lllrltiod
lltlo wulitilis. . I'Zut'h Iltlilrit‘ on IIII‘
around will bo nilowcd to into onc act'-
lion at tho burn. 'l‘bo luinbor is be.
but lurnlsiwd by tho liubboll. Hall &
lttliidull Company.
m»... A.” .. ..
SENATE HAD A QUORUM.
w.\t.~lillt\'lt'i‘t')N. March l4.-—Tho uh.
Mt‘lilil' of a quorum watt slunrcstctl by
Mr. tilllllnucr when tho Handle con-
vcucd til ii a in. today. The roll was
called and after some (IISIIIy forty-
icur contours. a quorum. responded to
their ilalnos. Al ilzil, on motion of
Mr. CtlIIoili. lho Ronald WI-‘III tnlo cx-
Mittlvo session.
an...“ ..
.L. “name... ”a...
PENNSYLVANIA'S $50,000 BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA, Mart-b it.~-Al lilo.
tumult] nwcllng of tho moukhoidttrs of
tilt- Pennsylvania Railroad (ionlpuny.
brill today. an tattoo of new bonds not
i oxaml thirtitltllllm was authorized.
a... slowing. or New Ybl‘k, out to... '
visit Mrs, Henry Valentine.
Miss Helen‘lloulse Jciilt has recov-
ered from an attack of grip.
C. F. Palmer is considerably lmprov~
ed and is able to sit up for a while
. daily.
Miss Gertrude Valentine- is to visit
New Huvou sund Wyoming. N. .1.
friends.
The sculor class of tho Stamford
will}. School are propariug to glvo u
play soon.
West avenue has been rotzcntiy im-
proved by the application of a large
amount or gravcl.
Mrs. William Chalmers is vcry
much improved. and it is expected silo
will sooii be. able to return home.
Ground was broken rot-curly l'or tho
new residence of Charles Millspuilgli.
and the building is well iindcr way.
Mrs. George Oberlnndcr. who has
been the guest. of her sister In Now
York will visit her son in chncsburg.
N. .l.
A largo edillcc is being built be-
tween .lcromo S. (lainor's store and oil-
Scloctlnan Gregory's rcsltlcncc, Noro-
ton Heights.
Mrs. John ()ltlroil. who has boon vory
ill with porittmitls. ls unit-h iinprorctl
and will visit hor sister, Mrs. Mlllll'l‘,
of New Canaan. soon.
Miss llaitio ()robarti will sail for
Liverpool, England, March till. while
abroad Slip, will visit her fathor's rcla-
tires in London and Liverpool.
'l‘hcodorc Brown will be lilo only
graduate from llarlcii at IIIt‘. Stamford
High School. After the cxcrciscs
he will take it post graduatc tioiirsc.
The board of lliiricn library dlrcctol‘s
hold a- meeting 'l‘ucstlay night. to takc
actoion in the matter of cataloging the
books of the library.
Louis Stool‘zu has pilrt'hasctl the now
boltst,‘ (‘l't‘l‘ll’lI by .Iost‘ph liindlcy on
tho old llratly property in South Main
stroot. Mr. Stoorza will more into his
now l’t‘sltltillt‘t‘ noxt Monday.
Scott Williamson has boon seriously
Ill from a fall from a hoiiso ho was
building at Mill Hill About tlic some
time Mrs. Williamson had a fall at
homo anti was quite bully hurt. li‘or~
lunately bolli are now improving.
Mrs. II. M. Villontinc rot-t-ivctl a lot-
tor within a low days from licr daugh-
lt-r, Mrs. George Ii. Edwards of \Vlis‘ll-
ingtou. SIlti lllt’lllItllll‘lI lilo t‘Kl‘t’.’(IIIIK
v D
bounty and unusual t-lahoratonoss oi
tho tit-corulions ol' the buildings on iii-
ailuul'atioii day.
In all pl'oliillill.t\ a n. it :éll't‘ul u:ll
ht» t'lll throuuu tho proporty on ”W
olln-r sitlt- oi tiit- road ronnct'ling South
Main HIl'l‘t‘I with Maplt- atomic, and
thus furnishing a through rotito to
ltomryton. 'l‘lils ulattcr will probably
Ilt‘ brought up at tho ut-xt town nicot-
luu.
l.‘outrurls haw lit-cu lol l'or tlit- l‘l‘l‘l’«
(ion of two new liousos to bo ororlt-d
till IIlt‘ Ill'tttl)‘ propt-l'li' by .Ioscpli IIIlltI<
Icy. llotll arc to bo :«l'\'t'll’l‘lltllll I'OI‘
ttigl‘s I'IIII‘II with all llio modt-ru Im-
pi‘ovoniollts. ’I‘lio contract for tho nui-
soli work has luvon bit to .ItlIIll Sll\'~»
oils. and the contract for IIll‘ struc-
tural work to'Natlitin l-‘lnt-h, both of
Durban.
Miss lloi‘triltlt- Valvuliiic has roinril-
oil to low home. from u visit ol‘ sovorui
wooks with bur gratidl‘tillior. Mr, llos-
WP”, 01‘ (Il‘t‘t‘liWIl'Il. On account of ill
Ilt.‘IlIIIl. by tho advice or physicians.
Miss VllII'llIIlll‘ tllst-ontiuncd lit-r slud-
ics at tho Slainlorll High School. Shti
ls olio of tho most popular young in-
tlit-s ol' Ili‘l‘ t-lnss. liltd will rt-suiiio Ili‘l‘
place in tho Illull Sibool as soon its
Ili'l' licallh will pt-rmil,
’l‘lit-ro was a small balltnt-c of inonoy
loll nilcr IIII‘ installation ol‘ lbo r-t'IllltlI
boll Iii tho illirlon school and l’riiit-l-
pn W. if, Port-y has tlovotod this to lilo
purchase of pictures which will bu of
vain“ to tho school. 'l‘ht-ro is u |)It‘~
lurc ol' IItitll‘gt‘ Washington. ii. piclurc
of 'I‘licodoi'o Itoosovt‘ll and a pit-lure
of tho lliroc lnllrtyrt-d III‘I'NIlIt‘IlIll_ also
“Tho llorsc lt‘uir.” “'i‘lit~ Lion‘s Hood"
and auroral (llllt‘i‘u.
TIIL'I‘Li was a spicy IIII‘I'IIIIK oi“ tho
Hoard of Education of liarit-it niuhi
bclorti Ito-d III I‘l'giil‘ll to corporal puns
lshnil-ut iItItilIilIHIt'l'l'lI lo IIII‘ liilio
tlailuiitt'r of Louis lit-rimiou. ol‘ Not-o
ton. rot-outly. 'i‘bo I‘IIIIII was puulsbod
on tho lutlitls willl ii rlilt-r itilII t'tllll‘
plalttl. was llIiilIt‘ by Ilt‘l' lullior rcuui'tb
luu corporal punishinvnl. A Nllt‘l‘IiII
lIll't‘lIIll: of tho school board was hold
to laio- action III III" iuallor and Ihc
I‘IIIII'M‘ of tho II'Iit'III’I' will. uphold. It
Is probabio that corporal pnitishlnt-ul
will not be so I'l't‘tllli‘diily atliuinlsloroti
In tho Norotou school lot l'ornlttrly,
bowcvcr.
*w» A...“ a“
Our of tho oill HOIIIIN‘N from Nnmlou
had an annoying (ixptlrlcnco yosiordtty
afternoon. llo was waiting at tho
railroad station for It. train. Thom
Wcrc mayoral othor old «oldiors
more and soma- of lholn taro some»
what tho world». for wear a result
of too trucuonl application of ulcos
built: stimulants. Lilla lht- good t-ltl-
mnrltsn that he was he ussislod thorn
all on board the train and in looking
around to see that noun were. left the
train moved off without IiIIll. its
lint-mud to ho inclined to Iiold tho rail»
road confpuuy rusponsiblo for the troll-
his and litter drowning his sorrows
startedto take the trolley to Norman.
the tar, lat. iar at
lug. dnv after day, lore,
healthy limiter
' ‘7 l' '
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? ~._' --~' ' L“ ‘r if
Willawmstcndllmwlicdsbmm .. “I? .t
and tom the throat and lungs audit 4:
:ive 7’3“". Aycr‘c ,Chgrrv Pectoral stops the
II ’1”: I
constantcaughlug‘l.
munch...
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‘ ‘ , ‘oai
9%“!sz ' Q's!”
a: .M‘“ fr ..
Mrs. George Mercer.
spent Monday In town with friends.
Mrs. a. a. Wall'slihe’u. "tit habokén.’
N. J. is visiting relatives at the Farms.
A. J. Flynn has replaced Thomas
Gullagberml. the Sauzatuck depot.
Mrs. Charles Bulklcy and daughter.
of F‘alriieltl, ware visitors in the Farms
suction yesterday,
F. ll. HIIIIIJGII and Wild Illlvo return-
oti from a visit with friends in New
town.
Miss Laura Wood of Stoulngton. has
boon cutoriuluoti by Mrs. A, S. llurl
butt.
on...”
Mrs. li‘. Bradley and daughter. Edna.
who wcrc vicwiug the inaugural tiers-
monies III sthingtou. D. (3.. have re-
turned home.
illxlcnsivo nilcralions are to bo
piano to the home of AIYI‘t‘lI Wcruook.
Gould Murray and wlfc arc to take
up a resident in Bridgeport.
Miss Elizabeth Illngee has gone to
New York ul‘ior a somewhat lengthy
stay for tlils time of the year at tho
stunlncr cottage ill. the Forms.
I
Miss Liazio Stcwarl oi‘ Couipo. was
tho loriunato winner of a haildsolnc
sido bourd'nt tho. rcccnt. Warncr Bron,
iii-o dcparlntclit carnival, in Bridge-
port.
'l‘h‘nl thorc' was no provision in tho
will of tho Iutc Mrs. Mary Fitch I’auc
for an t!lltlt)\\'lll(.‘lll to some. of tho
institutions I‘t’l‘t‘ ct’uuus as a llisup»
polntmont to many. li)t-~ccasod was for
yours a rcsldcnt ol’ this town. (ihloily
throiiuli lici' gouci'oslty 'l‘i'iltlty (iIllll‘l.‘Il
was biliit.
Again tho roporl circulatcs ililil
Itor. lmvl llolincs is to leave tho Moth
otlisl church after April. The possi
bllllios aro that. be will bc rctlrod for
a your in ordor that he may fully rc-
t-uporatc. His rl‘ccnt sci'ious illnoas
has loft him in a rather woukcnctl
condition with used for rcsi.
Following is the list of visiting pas-
lors that lll't' to conduct Minion scr-
VIt't‘H Sunday and Wt~tiiicstltly affor-
iioous at (‘lirist church: Revs. Sliiiiucl
II'II‘I, I). l)., iiorklt‘y Divinity sttliool;
Goorgo A. ltohaoii, Bridgeport; I. it.
.It‘thtIiuIll. Iirlducporl: Franklin
Knight. Now llnvcn: (loorgc Lindsay.
llartt‘ortl: F. I“. It‘l‘llmn. Mountrouot-it.
.' Y.: It). ('1. Acheson, lilitltllotmvli:
I“. \V. Iilll'l‘ililllll. II. 1).. Windsor;
.llitiios tiootlwiir llarll'ortl; S. II. t‘ol‘
ladlly. IIi‘I'I(It’_\' I‘livinlty school.
CRANBURY.
Mrs .lr-uulo Crook is visiting friends
in lirltlgoport.
!
Mr. llzizt-l and family huvo morotl
to lii’ldgcport.
A family from l-lust Norwalk has
IlltH‘tiI liilo iIII‘ \\illiuni li‘ilch pioco.
Mrs. Minnio llrcgory is visiting rcla-
thus in liridgoport.
Mrs. (loorgo Ilouton. who has boon
vcry sit-k, is now nbio to sit up.
Mrs. II. It}. Alton. who is ill. itilprovos
bill rcry slowa
Mr, and Mrs. R. It. Adams of llriduo-
port. wot-o uiit‘SlH on Saturday ol‘ Mrs.
Minniu tin-gory.
Mrs It'. I-‘. (‘Ial‘k vlsltt‘tl last wot-It
with lior brollicr. Mt-ivillo llowns, in
Dtil‘it‘n.
Mrs David 'I‘Inklor visllotl lior brolli-
or, tit-orgo \\'_vmlin. in Nlli‘WllIk. last
wvck.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'I‘Illkil‘l‘ spout
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. lt‘l'anlt luv»
Ior in \‘Vcstport.
Mr. Smith has sold his farm to it
Now York party, who will soon occupy
it.
Mr. and Mrs. til. J. Taylor spout Sun-
day with his sister. Mrs. (layer, at
tlrtwus li‘urms.
Mrs. W. ’l‘, (lrogoi'y~ Mrs. Alfred
Saundors. Mrs. Frank lilakc and Mrs.
Hurl'It-l Bullion. pro on tho sick list.
(loorgo Van lltxlsoar has rctlirncd
ttitcr it Visit with rclutivcs in Washing-
ton. llo was thorn at tho inauguration
ol‘ I’rcaltlteui ltooscvcli.
'I‘ho Sauntlt-rs plurc. which was
bought by Now York pooplo, is brim:
rcpalrt II. and tho pnrchuscrs uro soon
to movo Ill‘i't‘.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Shbrt, Calendar List BeIOre Judge
Curtis Tomorrow.
’l'ho lollowlnu motions art- on tho
court of t‘tlllilllllli pious short t'IIIi‘II
liltr for IIt‘IIl‘Iiilt; bolort- .Iutlgt- Howard
J. (turlls tomorrow:
Imwlaolin Ilrotiicrs vs. ()Ho 1’.
thIIIIIHfl. ,lutlguioni for want. of an.
swor: Sarah J Triatrain vs. The (icon,
ltullwny (L Lighting (to. for allowuucu
ol amentlud reply to paragraph 7 of
tIIliI'WI‘I': lionrloltu Stuart tit ItI Vs. rial.
vutoro m (IIm’nIlIlI ct int. judgment.
for want of roply: (Inuit Bron vu. M.
ii}. W. Smith. at al. plaintiff‘s motion
lor onriuiuaiou to amend complaint.
and I‘III.‘ in now parties tit-fondant.
-nW.-.”
RAISED O51 DRAFT TO $9.000.
lltlll'lt’AM). N. Y.. March Hewitt lilt-
criminal IPI‘III of tho t-iuproino (‘ourl
.Iilttlit‘t' Whito presiding. the work of
tit-curing a jury for the trial or Altm-
zo .l Whituuluu was begun today.
WIIIIi’IIIIIII was totally ludlt'lud with
.Iosuph lloolliluan anti .IIIHt‘IlIl P. liurt.
It is ullc all that they dcposlted u no
druti wh ch thuy bad million to 89.000.
with tho I’Itlolilv‘Trllsl Company of
Bufl‘alo. July 2. llllil. and that subma-
«lucnlly llwy drew four chin-lot uualnsl
that rinpmxll. our for whim. which is
the rally rum Involvnd in this trial,
.. «at.
A. hit" it vrrr vrslnsrtahlv educated
When 32‘ has 12'"le that their: are
out. or warm: llc 4mm ‘. Mm; rat»
tar than in: m or.
of. Southpurt. ‘
cuts.
in South. Norwnlk this week,
lflowurd Walls, (if Now York, is visit-
lng for several days in town.
The Yorkviile Vautiovlile Co. is
booked for the Opera-house next 'l‘ucs-
day evening.
Miss Edna Meeker? of Weston. is the.
guest. of Mrs, David Lockwood, in
Railroad avenue.
Mrs. J. E. Hen-sum anti Miss Mabol
Roliior woro guests of friends in Nor-
walk, Tuesday.
A party'ot young Ilik uttondcti thc
dance givon by Co. l ‘. of Stamford,
Tuesday evening. i,
Mr. Diluchcy, of South Norwulk.
visited his aunt, Mrs. B. F. ()i’t’cit.
Slhnil'ord arttuuc. Sunday.
with his pal-outs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schmidt, South avonllo, Sunday,
Mrs. Michaci Colomun and son
Lawrcucc returned to Rye yesterday,
after several days visit with 1101' par-
, Siallon-Agonl W. 0. Irving has
routed tho rooms in tho Davenport.
residual-c now occupicd by James
Sillininn. ‘
Adrian 'l‘ut-ltor and George Swoilzcr
Iiuro l't‘iilgllt‘tl lllcir positions as gro-
t-ory clorlls in W. A. .Sniullhorn A:
Co's store.
A cablourain has boon rocolvcd an:
Honoring the sale arrival of Joseph
Aschnucr Ill litiropo. [in left Nt-w
York on tho KllISOI' Wilhelm,
'l‘ho iiioinbcrs of the baseball club
of lilllz’) havt- rocolvctl their now suits.
wblcli arc of navy bluc. trimmed in
white. Tilt-y liro vory aunt and look
hobby.
Mr. Aiwator, of Now York. brother-
in~law of \‘i'. A. Clark. who owns a
duo i‘t‘RItIl“lll‘t'l in Illlllt'l‘ ()cuoko arc»
nuo. pnrchasod the Franklin Stevens
pint-c. in South avonuc, on Monday.
Mr. Aiwntor will ctininionco at. onco
to improvo his. newly acquirctl rosi-
tit'iico and will how it filled -up with
all the niodorn sanitary improrc-
incnis.
A coiiitiiilico appointed by tho bor~
ougli board has nt-golialt‘ti for tho
purchaso of tho oltl chrand Dcl‘orcst
place in South Main airtict. front tho
()\Vll(’l', Edwin lloyt. 'I‘ho place is
now ot-cupit-d by llnlians. who have
I'll‘t‘ll vory t‘ltgt‘l' to buy the place. At
this poiiil tho roadway badly needs
widening. and tho borough has low:
boon trying to purchase a slice of IIlt‘
land in Ul‘tli‘l‘ to which the road.
SMALL CHILD DIES.
Mllllli.ll’i‘t)\\'.\'. March 1t‘..—~Sur:ih.
lilo two-iiioiillis‘ old daughtcr of Mr.
and Mrs. William ll_ Harris, of this
lililw'. diod yI‘HIl‘l‘tIfly following an :i'
luck of bronchitis. The Infant. WDIKII-
I‘II only out: anti a hull pounds at. birth
and at the limo. doctors oxprosscd
doubt that. she would live. As far its
rccortls showod the baby wits tho tins
lost over born in t‘onnccticul. Shh
was growing tincly until bronchitis
was t‘llllIl'Rt‘II'tI. Tho baby wcitzht‘tl
liiroo pounds at dcaih.
OXFORD CANDIDATES iN MAINE.
\‘i'A'I‘llIltVlllllld. Maint‘. March ill,» ~
l‘rosidciit (‘. S. Whiio. ol‘ t‘olby (‘01-
Intro. was notificd today by tho (ix.
ford (.‘ollcuo (‘XDI‘llIllt’l'H in England
that Arthur Lco lt‘It-lli. 0! linkt-rsviilc.
\'t., Klil‘l Raymond Kcnnison. of Wu-
im-rlllc. and Harold William Sonic, of
lililuliam. Mass, Iitlro successfully
tlio cxamlnution for admission to 0x-
lord undor conditions of the Cot-ll
liliotics Scholarship butplcst. .
YOU NEED MONEY
8mm in?! mi in“ a hot-n Iuntiin‘fi tuonny on DI:~
llloIIIII. Wulchm. Jumlrv Mill H torture. Thom
lmnf out 0! NHL nlu Milt rrlutt ”lat, loud
ant-ion to int by 011W» Hi to clw inunuisby
tinttnrmnm-vordo'; ‘llllllA.’ Nlhll‘fll N.
IN l’nrk “1w. one hlot‘l- Irom Iron Iyn Ilrttlgn,
‘ HI III’HIDV ' (10.. It I
Ilnwcrv. Uornn thsmn» litm't.
thlll’tlpellal‘l.
Sclctdlnu Wall l‘llpcr ls largely a
lllilllt'r of tonic. 'Wt- havn ovcrytlliuu
in color, III‘fiIRII' and urmic. Wc Will
aid you in IIIIIIiIIli: swim-lions that Will
harluonlxo with your other inlcl‘tol'
dcooralious.
Wu arc tho uncut for Jailcway lb
('nrpoulcr. lt‘r. ”(‘I'Ii (it. (in.
(irltveh It: (30., A. Fouls 6‘: (:0. Wall l’a-
pors.
ltohcrt.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades. with "NW.
25v. White and Brass Curtain Po .
lilo.
Painter's Supplies. Crockery. (Ilualo
WOI't‘. t-tti.
Painting and Paper lionxlnlt.
l. ,1 ll. Becker.
.4. WAsfimGTON“‘BTREETt
South Namath. Conn.
Tampons Genomic».
This;
*‘PAIFNTS‘,
Wall Papers.
AND noose PAINTING.
TELEPHONE THE
34 MAIN STREET. 1
NORWALK.
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Norwalk Hardware Bompany
Decorating Department in Charge of
GEORGE H. STAFFORD, of New York
Latest designs in Wall Papers. High
Grade Work.
mates promptly furnished.
tcrs for anything also you need in the
building line.
Up—to-date Ideas.
'PHONE, 871—2.
Esti-
Headquar—
Itobcrl Schmidt. ol‘ Danbury, vinltod M
Before Staining Your Floor With
Jap-a-lac
Painting With
Use
filler
Will not shrink 0r dry up.
LONGMAN &. MARTINEZ Pure Paint
Grippin's track it Crevice
It comes in one. two and live-pound
cans.
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HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
Charles E. Dow,
N0! Profits.
llll lllllilli BANK
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN-
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
Capital “00000.00
Surplus, 5100.00000
360.000.00
IolIoIto accounts of Individuall. man-
E. H. Mathew-on
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
Christian Swat-t1
JOHN H. KNAPP, VIN-Pr..-
uf-cturorl, merchants and corponmno
upon fovoroblo terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, PM
JAOOI M. LAYTON. Gull".
DIRECTORI.
John H. LIN
Henry onmour
tlmuol Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Row-n.
motttottmlit
A Straight Steer
THE EASIEST. QUICKEST, MOST
GAS WATER
*MM‘I‘WM
HEATER
Nothing
. Them 60.
ECONOMICAL AND SUREST WAY
TO ALWAYS HAVE HOT WATER,
IS BY USING A
EITHER AN INSTANTANEOUS OR
WITH BOILER ATTACHMENT.
YOU ARE INTERESTED OR HAVE
ANY DESIRE TO KNOW WHAT
THEY WILL DO. LET OUR REPRE-
SENTATIVE CALL AND EXPLAIN.
"' It Costs You
IF
lull. ll’llllgillngll.
M
W
Hill
a
' it till
FITTING
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
“wuwnmfi .- a.
80 south Main strut.
To’l‘opliih‘of‘ii‘n ' " "
“k nth“
m NMKM
.
FRESHAND CHEAP.
lillllo Il‘lsh, large and small. 10c lb.:
Shad. 12c 1b.; Fresh Herring, 70 1b.:
(Ilst'tltut tllltI White Filth, 100 II).; Steak
Cod, 12c 1b.; Haddock. 7c Ib.'. Picksml.
lot: in: Pike, 12c 1b.; Smelt. 12c 1b.;
Wcuk Fish, 100 lb.
I,I|)t‘lil“iI loin; clams, round alums cud
(lyh'lt‘l‘il, 300 (it. ,
All othor kinds of. trash fish at; rea-
sonablo priccs.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street: Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwalk. .
G s M ntle
Warranted to Last.
Sixiil Daus.
Regular Cap Man-
llas 90. Bargain:
In Bicycles. Tires
and Supplies.
IH.R. BULKLEY.
52 80. MAIN ST.
I‘Elfirwéty 'Eonds
or All Kinds.
Liberal Policy for Automobile: with.
out restriction to storage of Gasoline.
JACOB M. LII YTON
R. R. Ave” South Narwalk.
Telephone 85-1.
1047- . 19°4-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGEI.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
Gu and Steam Fitting,
6n Fixtures, Metal Cellinl.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL arm-“ET. NORWALK.
"""" r.s.BANKs"'
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB‘
BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Etc.
—RESIDENCE—-
7' MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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Saturday 7
Bargains.
“a4 COTTAGE AVENUE. ,.‘
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
a house and lot in town or real «stat!
oi! any description quickly. call or M-
dreBl ' I. ‘ J J
W. B. DeG'ARMO ”i
86 Wall Street. Norwallr. Conn.
It will be of advantage in you also
to see me if you are desirous of buyh
ing any kind of property,
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET.
Newly tarnished throughout. Mos!
comfortable and up-todate hotel in the
city.
room. Baths in connection. Per-
fect sanitation. Rooms excellently!
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet. ,
Cafe carrying a full line 6: Ackerl-
Merrill and Condit's wines, liquor!
and cigars. Best stocked bar in th.
city.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Prop. l
TELEPHONE CALL. 399.3. .‘i
...... . .. . ... w...“ ....a
Use STANDARD FIXTURE1
for your Bath Room. They art)
clean, neat and durable.~ l
Horace R. Nash.
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST STD-l,
CO. NORWALK. CONN. J
l Sl'llllT REhlEF ”cm" i
Coughs,
(irl . Hum Throat. with BRAZILIAN
“A .M. 50 down 1:50. No opium.
Only Itihtlltblo curs for Asthma. (23-
tnrrh, “cont-hills and Qulck (‘tuitlnmp-
tltm. Mr and $1.00 hummus. l‘iut.
ELM propultI. R. F. Jackson 81 00..
‘T-Iimmpoiin, lntl.
§ Instead a!
We; 8‘9 4 Per Cent.
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely rolnrcsicd through this Com-
pany at. 5 per «cub—increasing the in-
come 25 nor cont.
Description of methods and all de-
sired information on readout.
investments boar earnings from
day received to day withdrawn.
Aunts $1,700,000
Burpluu and Profits 3100.000
Iindomnd by the most. cmmcrvatlvo
ailihorltiou upon lnveslmouls.
State Supervision of Now York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, ill 30. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Mun-en.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Debut-n
Charles E. Dow John B. Lowrance
. wt 5... MM. III.
unlit» Btu-Valves
and
IAILOOK PAOKINO
Dirt-III to luck.
GOLD AND OILVIR PLAYING.
New inland Miami.
Have no tubular. can show them
In nutrition. '“
locum to Intimacy m a.»
flu- lu tau IIIII MIMI Huh-
lm Wot lollattu.
THE 0...”. heirloom.
mm 60.
u. .-. a
S_ all
- Paper.
Our stock of new goods just '1‘!
is a little larger than ever befor. .
Wonderful how low you can!
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very be“
manner. . ... .l
We have taken a good man!
will be glad to submit figural f0!
yourwork. . -I . le
We try to carry in stock every:
thing you need for the decoratic ?
of your house inside or out. . J
Gorham,
TELEPHONE 18H 1 ”4
10 FIRST ST.
ALI. INIURANDI RIM. IOTA
MORTGAGE. NO ARV. "IA
IDAT TI
on
ATENTB «conch. ,
bra mm TYRE”;
m. mu. M r
amass. hm halal! _
60 WATER CT... DO. NORWALK.
A. STULL 2
ll Youiihléinl to Sell ,
your property, whether it is 3 tom.»
Electricity and heat; in ever! . ‘-
contracts for house painting and ‘
I. aoawsm _
m Jails ’3. ill mm
anthem. ., . ,,
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