‘gioy is getting his suit
the water,
tor of duck ltunters are
t: days at (local Marsh.
W..—
tt Moore, ot'Dattbury, is
- Isa N. E. Ryan.
a m...”
I ESTABLIS“; Air, Society of the [dust
M ‘hthodist Church will serve
{its evening at the church.
‘ vester Selleck has return.
' art, 1. 1.. after a visit with
or Addie V. went to South-
)rning anti will return with
aytott Marshall anti daugh-
: returned front a three weeks'
.‘ ‘irooklyn.
d Mrs, Stuart Marshall enter-
few friends on Monday even-
Regular Aenuchle,
i
I
WIIII Ihbghthouse tender Mistletoe com~
the work of driving piles for-
membm'phin above Dot-Ian's Point.
and F,
mory'led back resulting frottt an at-
nan Malnto is suffering from a
to launch the lscltotia Club float.
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The Iwere will be a rehearsal for the
of Coriander
music of the East. Avenue
Conna'éithodist Episcopal (ihurch at the
Iastt’n
X'
,ome of H. .l, liipson tonight.
The regular class meeting was held
last evening at tlte East Avenue Meth-
odist. Church. James l.'llotnntedieu
was leader.
Frank Fox and Chris IAIl'St’fI reach-
ed New York all right In the launches
with which thew started to search for
sunken barges. They will commence
work lit a day or two,
Carl Wickt- is engaged iii the work
of overhauling the boat recently pnt‘-,
chased by Victor W. It‘errts. The craft
is at New Haven. As soott as she Is
not in got‘itl shape she will be launched
anti brought here.
Daniel i.‘H0utmcdleu saw a flock of
wild goose this morning. They new
in the direction of Dorlons Point anti
apparently out Into the Sound. They
flew quite low atttl Mr. l.‘Ilotnntt-tllcu
regretted that he had sold his rifle.
The Junior Band is making prepara-
tions for the annual supper, which Is
to be held on April 5 ill ('OlllltK‘iIUll
with a concert attd entertainment. It
will be quite an elaborate affair and
is being anticipated with pleasure by
the members.
Miss‘ Grace Whittaker was so an-
fortunate as to leave her pocketbook
which contained money anti several
articles of value on the ten minutes of,
5 trolley car going front Shelton tol
Bridgeport yesterday afternoon. How-
ever, by telephoning to the car burns.
the lost pocketbook was traced and
sent to Stratford on the next car and
restored to its owner.
-—»A wheelman's tool bag isn't com-
plete without a bottle of Dr. ’l‘hotnas'
lciectric Uil. Heals cuts, bruises.
stings. sprains. Monarch over pain.
Iio‘wnv'ron.
Mrs. Harry Pepper and daughter
Dorothy, spent yesterday in New York
city.
is entirely
around the
The Rowayton harbor
clear of ice now except
spilcs of the lowor docks.
...__._...__
George Mott, of Contentment island.
who has becn visiting friends in New
York. has returned home,
ltiwln Schley. of Rowayton. expects
to go in Bridgeport, Saturday, where
he will work in the future.
.lutlson Williamson leaves today for
long island with his sloop Ruby,
where he will work the coming season.
The new spur track at the Rowayton
pumping station is being used for the
first time, as there are three carloads
of coal standing on it for use at the
station.
George Everett, of Matti street, has
disposed of the extra force of new men
which he hatl working nights at. the
Rowaytonrwuter troughs. digging the
ice away.“ ‘3. CI ‘
STARTLING MORTALITY.
Statistica’sbbw startling mortality,
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent ,‘cpre these awful diseases,
there is "name reliable remedy. Dr.
King's New Life Pills. M. It‘lannery. of
H Customftlo )9 Blues. Chicago. says:
“They ha 0 a tenant for Constipation
and iiilllousnesa. 25c, at I". H. Bax-
ter‘s, drugglst. "
DARIEN AND noaorou.
M
Drunken veterans are as common as
usual after pension day.
-~--ilome dressed veal and fresh eggs
at Public Market ltatlroad avenue.
William (‘halmers Is laid up at his
home with a had leg. and has been
compelled to learn his position at the
Eagle Bottling works. Mr. Chalmoru'
leg was injured some time ago and
was healing nicely when the wound
was opened again by accident. He
will be confined to his bed for some
time. Mrs. Chalmers ht stilt confined
to her home by illness,
us‘
Andrew Whiteiaw met with a cer-
Shuy yum of experience,
Impartial ;
3
a»;
*time.
has yet bee
There are so-callcd
liver oil.
extracts, wines and cordials of
cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the oil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as well'cxtract the active prin-
ciples of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form of cod liver oil, that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily, is Scott's Emul-
sion. "" P 'N-r-r «
We‘linnd Ii .
soon a rows 1:533 $333"? a.- rant.
lous accident yesterday. He was at
work on the haymow In his barn. in
some way his foot slipped. and he
fell to the barn floor. He was utt-
conscious for a few moments, but tin-
ally managed to recover sufficient to
call for help. it was found that three
ribs had been broken. one of thctn in
close proximity to the vertebrae.
~—-Nice bacon anti home laid eggs at
Street's Cash Grocery.
The ways of justice in this town are
certainly beyond redemption. and the
apparent horror with which arrests
are made and the apathy which exists
ltt all parts of the justice mill Is won-
derful. Philip Wood was arrested
Monday by Constable David Nelson
Mather. Wood was standing ill from
of the Columbia HOIt‘I yelling out pro-
fane anti indecent language, and iti-
sultlng ladies who passed by. He was
arrested by (‘onstablc blather. who
saw his drunken condition, and that he
was committing a breach of the peace.
Complaint was also made to Constable
Mather by pers‘otts who saw the at-
fair. Wood was taken to the lockup
atttl placed iii a cell anti held for a
No one made a complaint to
the grand juror. not own Constable
Mather. No warrant was issutd. anti
later Wood was set free. ()ue citizen
stated yesterday that he thought Wood
ltatl a clear case of false arrest. against
Constable Mather attti that he could
make considerable trouble for him.
Editor Evening Sentinel: i have
several acres of ground comprising
pasture and woodland situated on line
of the trolley. which I am unable to
utilize with any profit or advantage to
myself, owing to other business. in
order that some one may be bcnctittetl
1 would say that if any reader of The
Sentinel that is worthy and apprecia—
tive wishes to occupy this absoluttiy
free and without charge. 1 would
grant permissioa simply for the satis-
faction of kttowittg that someone is
being bencflttctl thereby. The land
has ample pasture for horse and cow,
burn on the grounds, and would be a
good location as headquarters for a
milk route. or the raising of poultry.
etc. 'i‘hcrc are no "strings" to this
propositiott. except that the fences
nccd repairs and a low rods of new
fence erected, which would devolve
upon the occupant to arrange. Atl—
dress. care of The Sentinel,
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WESTPOR'I.
A son has been bortt to Mr. and Mrs.
Willlattt 'i‘hontpson.
Greens Farina lt‘ttrniers' club met at
the home of E, C. Dirge. last night.
Mil-ls Alice Smith is criticallv III
at her home with an attack of scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Oscar Smith has returned home
front a visit with friends in Chicago
anti vicinity.
Miss Edna iiradlev has returned
home from a brief visit with friends,
in Southport.
Following are the unclaimed letters
at the post office: Rev. .l. Curtis. (is-
car Graves. Erastus Oakley. A. ll.
Neluhor.
Eliza Gorhant has disposed of her
property In Greenfield rccctttly occu-
pied by the. W. C. Bulklcy family to
Sanford Jennings.
Harry 'l‘horstensen, an inmate of the
Wentport Sanitarium, was last week
transferred to the insane retreat In
Mldtlletown. Iic belongs In South Nor-
walk,
At the end of the coating Methodist
conference and the cottclutlin of the
services of Rev. i.ch w. Homes. as
pastor of that church. he will move
with his ,fantiiy to t-ltratford where he
has leased a house on .Iudtton Place.
Tonight, will be one of melody at
the grunge and to add to the tilts-
fuineua of the occasion a number of
grangern from Strntford will come to
town and give an exhibition of an old
fashioned singing schoOl. The visitors
are to be chaperoned by Harold
Holmes. Harold‘ has promised not to
sing but will he fortified with a budget
You can trust a medtcme
think of tilt” Esperanto with
Ayer’u Slrsupariila; the original Samplrililt the strongest
the Sumpuriliu the doctor
mascot-vet exhaustion m d
of new funny stories.
tested 60 years
u endorse for thin
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Accountant. ‘ _
The suit-brought by Thomas J
Lynch. guardian, against Eugene W.
Whitehouse and Others occasioned cott-
slderable argument between Ex-Con-
gressman Warner unduautige John ll.
Light. In the Superior court this morn-
ing. Judge Light. who appears for the
defendants. wanted the case to go off
the trial list because some new facts
had been found in It which he desired
to look tip. Mr. Warner objected to
any further continuance being granted
and be desired the case left second on
the list.
in the course of argument It came
out. that the plaintiff in the action has
been away for some time and that
whether he was living or not. is not
known at present. Judge Joel H. Reed
stated that If they didn't know wheth-
er or not the plaintiff was alive. he
thought it best to drop the case until
the truth regarding this important
fact was ascertained. He ordered the
case striken from the list.
The stilt in question is a tangled up
affair and some phases of it have at-
ready been tried in the Superior court
anti have also‘gone to the Supreme
court for final disposition.
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CO. D MOVING PICTURES.
Entertainment Tomorrow Evening the
Most; Thrilling Ever Been Here.
The indications are that Company D
will have a very successful moving pit»
lure entertainment at. the. Artttory to-
morrow evening. The production Is
ol' the very highest order anti evt‘lryotte
will be well repaid for attending. The
army tttancuvors on the field of Manas~
sas are very clearly shown; actual
warfare between the army of the
browtt and the army of the blue by the
United States regulars and the, nation-
al guard. A thrilling illustrated story
by War Photographer C. I.. Chester is
presented. in the collection are over
200 Instantaneous pictures ttlado tint“
lttg the excitement of the campaign,
and moving pictures of artillery itt ac-
tion and rousing cavalry charges, cx‘
ccctlimz lit beauty and realism any
war filtn ever taken. Spectators are
always wildly enthusiastic. awaiting
tin: unfolding of the story with breath-
less lntcrcst. Nothing like It has cv.
or been attempted before.
Tickets can be procured from mem-
bers of the company or at the pharma
cy of Edward P. Weed, Wall street,
and Rogers and Stevens' store. South
Norwalk.
A FORTUNATE AND GRATEFUL
WOMAN.
Mrs, .i, H. titles. of Everett, Pa.
says: i suffered for many years frotn
Kidney andfiravcl trouble. The pains
from the gravel was simply awful. No
physicians or medicines at home did
me any good. I finally began using
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem-
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LAWYER'S WOUND SELF-iN-
FLICTED.
NEW YORK. Mart-It 22.——(‘harlcs
Erd. of St. Louis, a lawyer. 35 years
of age, was found fit his apartments at
the Hotcl Imperial here, today, suffer
tag from n self-inflicted bullet wound
in the left temple. He was taken to
a hospital lit a critical condition Mr.
2rd told the police that he had not at-
tempted to kill himself and that he
huti no motive. for doing so. lie do
clared that. the revolver was discharg-
ctl accidentally. One of the police.
men said that powder status were on
birds left hand. Erd will be bitttd
in one eye.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 22.—-Charles
Erd is a prominent lawyer of this city.
At his oflice it was stated that there
was nothing to be said negarding hint.
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When your ship of health strikes
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Pneumonia, etc.. you are lost. if you
don't get help front Dr. King‘s New
Discovery for Consumption. J. W.
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GERMAN MINISTER OF INTERIOR
BERIJIN. March .22.wDr. Von lieih-
tuttnn-Hollwcg. president of the pro-
vincial administration of Brattdonburk.
will be appointed minister of the in-
terior itt succession to the late Baron
von Hammerstein. The new minister
I5 iiltrn conservative.
NO MDRI! BTOMAcH TROUILH.
All stomach trouble In removed by
the use of Kodoi Dyspepsia Dart. it
gives the Itomnth perfect rest by til-
getting what you out without the atom
no '3 aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don't have to diet your-
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Cure. J. D. Erskine, of Allenvlllo,
Mica. guys. "i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
utntor-In-luw bu had the unto trouble
and was not able to out for six weeks.
on. lived entirely on warm water. M-
for taking two bottles of Kodol Dyn-
popnta Guru she was entirely cured.
She now out: heartily and In Ia and
health. .1 amt-clad to Icy Kauai to
file instant rgiiof.” Sold by Thofilin
ford Mum l”
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IOUROI flocks DECLINE.
WARSAW. fin-tion Poland. March
22. 1:35 p. m.-Dcspite the very large
orders on hand the shame of local tn-
dtuurtttl companies have fallen heav-
Iiy on the coarse owing to "ports that
.ths war In the Far East will continue.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
ALONE IN THE WORLD.
“Alone in the World" said to be one
of the best. of the litany plays that
flat field has given to stage, coming
to Iloyt's Theatre for one day. Satur»
day. March 20. As usual with this
author's work. the piece is based up»
on actual events tutti the central. or
chief character is a newsboy and the
ntany experiences of this important
citizen makes a play of more than
passing interest. it is said to be
well told and to contain just enough
of everything to make it palatable. ’I‘Ile
scenic dressing given to this produc-
tion Is claimed to be the most gor-
geous ever given a play of its klnti.
attti when the curtain rises on the first
act it will disclose a harbor scent:
that for beauty and accurateness has
never been equalled, 'l‘ht- tltnc is sun-
set and numerous crafts in motion
make It, a marvel of nautical splendor.
A liAthEi‘) HERO.
In "A Ragged Hero" which is an‘
nounced for Iioyt‘s Theatre. tonight.
the. principal character. a “helm“, is
essaycd by the clever young comed-
ian, icorge l~‘. ilall, and the story
tells of his rise from poverty to com-
petence. incidental to the redemption
of this "knight of the road" the threads
of a pretty love story are woven
through the. play. The murder of an
old farmer by his son. the accusation
by murderer of his somnamnlistic
brother. the latter's consequential Int-
prisonutent and death sentence. from
which be Is saved in the nick of time
by his faithful sweetheart, the heroic
tramp‘s rescue of a little girl frotn
the upper story of a burning farm-
house by means of a great swing, and
the timely return of an earonout. who.
front his balloon overhead has been
the sole witness of the, murder. are
among the original features of the
production. it comes at popular D‘l'It“
es. of 23~~35—-—fitic.
THE ISLE OF SPICE.
B. C, Whitney's famous musical
comedy. The Isle of Spice. with the
glamour of its pretty girls, bright dia-
logue. musical and electrical effects
that made for it a successful run of
150 nights In New York. was presented
In its entirety, to a crowded house, at
iioyt‘s Theatre. last night. Each
member of the company was excep-
tionally strong In his or her rtitlpt‘t“
tire part and combined to make one of
the strongest musical and comedy ag-
gregations on the road. The com-
edians. Carlton
Mackinaw, were all that could be de-
sired and their work left no room for
criticism. The chorus was composed
of a large number of young, charm-
ing and handsomely costumed girls.
possessed of sweet voices. well train-
ed in chorus work. The particularly
pleasing numbers were The (loo (loo
Man. Take Me Home. Mercenary Mary
Ann. How Can You Tell Till You Try.
and Peggy Brady. all being sung in an
excellent manner and encorcd enthus-
iastically, bespcnklng the pleasure of
the audience. All this, combined with
the beautiful scenic and electrical ef-
fects, made It. by far the best produc-
tion of the season. The next attrac-
tion will be A Ragged Hero. tonight.
anti Alone In the World, Saturday mat-
inee and night.
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83 W3“ Street. Namath. CORI-
It will be of advantage Ito you ill!
to see me If you are desirous of but!I
lag any kind of property. , .
HOTEL mam
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. .
Newly furnished throughout. Mont
comfortable and up-todate hotel In the
city. Electricity and heat: in every
room. Baths in connection. Pet-o
feet sanitation. Rooms excellent”
appointed. Alwayu comfortable and
on e. . . ;
Cafe carrying I. full line of ‘Acken
Merrill and Condit’s wines, liquors
apd cigars. Best stocked but- in tit!
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T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, sou—a.
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Use STANDARD FIXTURE’I
for your Bath Room. They art)
clean, neat and durable. t
Horace R. Nash.
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so. NORWALK. cons. _, ]
Paper.
Our stock of new good: just ‘II
is a little larger than ever befor. I
Wonderful how low you mi
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
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We have taken I goof! all!!!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures fol
your work.
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We try to carry in Itocié everya
thing you need for the decorum I
of your house inside or out. , 4
E. E.
Gorham.
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I. NORWALN
TELEPHONE 18H
10 FIRST IT.
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