'uus, curls rally it spends: her
hum vacation in Balloon. 1.. i.
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CAI“! “Wicks Is thinking of purchas~
his I- beat in Bridgeport.
'2, Minot 8 Partrick is able td be out
t“ emcee each day now. ,.
e2 n . W .
Thbl’l'i'dd smith is doing some outlit-
tins work on Philip 0. easlord's‘ yield
at dauntuck.
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Earle's launch has been placed in
commission and Is fastened at John
Cole's'iildatf
flit l' It'll W - -
John Cole has surprised the natives
bY' nting his float pea green. It is
a h gth artistic Job.
Mn. EMS. Bowen and Miss Eva Bow-
3’.“ IiIVe returned from a visit to New
or .
This evening there will be a couple
of fine basketball games at the'rooms
of the Pastime Athletic Club.
M
There will be a rehearsal of the Eas—
ter musiciof the Advent Sunday school
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Ralph Carr, of First street, has gene
to Pound Ridge for a week's visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. Jeremiah Slaw-
son. -'
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Mlss Dantorth. the missionary, will
lecture tonight at the East Avenue
Methodist Church and doubtless there
will be a large attendance.
Edgar Howell, who lost a finger by
getting it caught in some gearing on
the. steamer Mildred, is getting along
nicely.
Contractor John W. Banks has com-
menced work repairing the .ioseloffsky
store. :‘Mr. Joseloffsky will give lip
the dry, goods department.
The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening at the East Ave
nue Methodist Church. James L'Hom-
medieu led the meeting, being assist-
ed by the Yokemates.
Bert Brunstrup has returned to the
position with E. E, Gorham which he
resigned several weeks ago to take
one with Mulrhead Brothers in Bridge-
port.
Hubert F. Pierce his sold his drug
store to H. M, Chambers. of New York.
Mr. Chambers will retain Albert Berg-
gren as clerk. Mr. Pierce is consider-
ing opening a store In New Canaan.
A meeting of the Epworth League,
for business purposes. will be held on
April 10 at the home of E. J. Simons.
After the business meeting there will
be a social party of an interesting
character. it will be what is known as
a “swap social." Those present will
take packages with them and during
the evening they will exchange. At the
close of the evening they will open
them. A fine time is expected.
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ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Nowayton. are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway-and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
Mrs. Ada Thomas is confined to her
home in Rowayton by illness.
Miss Jennie Rowland, of Rowayton.
is spending a few days in New Haven.
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Mrs. A. J. Bell, of Main street. who
has been seriously ill, is on the road to
recovery. . .
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, The red-wing blackblrd has been
seen around this place this week. and
is a sure forerunner of spring. ‘
Mrs. Annie Doran, of New Haven,
who has been spending the past week
with friends in this place. has return.
ed home.
Engineer George W, Raymond. of
Raymond street, spent yesterday at the
Barnum & Bailey circus, at Madison
Square Garden. New York.
Frank Boyleton. of South Norwalk.
owner of the carriage factory, in this
place. who has been very sick, Is
slightly improved.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Cloverley.
of Craw avenue. in honor of the nine-
teenth birthday of George latte. Those
present were: Misses‘MIunie and Mary
Sniffin. Lillie Raymond. Marlon Close,
Insure. and Katie Crockett. Cornelia
Brown. Maggie Hathaway and Messrs.
Ambrose Crockett. Daniel Albrecht.
William Ambler.» Angelo (louplin’and
Rev. F. (3. Brown. Music and games
were the order of the evening after
Which. a line collation was served.
Good-nights were said with many wish-
es of happy returns of the day.
DARIEN AND nonoros.
A3... for the Ivanln ,Oantinal. In
perm. m, venom II, Arthur
stall-on...and Wallace'llhem. ovum
sent to any.“ the above will receive
prompt attention. , ‘
Miss ,Addie Waterbury Is laid up
at her home with a more cold.
#Seed potatoes and lined ohionn at
Street‘s Cash Grocery. .m.
n. M ma; _
James Birohard was a visitor in
80th Norwnlk this morning. purchase-
Ing furniture. ‘
XII ”’6an "the V'totvli'fa‘rniertlwdhd
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M blendxo til”. purest cod
liver oil. IlypophOSphites oi
dine armada... slimline and a
dash of fiavoii ' The com-
n. .9" m hints
ingredients emulsified as “in.
Scott's Emulsion represents
the. ”Mien" fatness yet die.
leer ...td~;f°it weak. lures/90°!“
blood.’ low vitalityndlild
' we tune s s and ‘all wasting
diseases.
‘ ' - \I'ellladnd’you'a simple. free
scorn aownajm'rgsl‘i Street, New rout
clearlhg of: winter‘ 'collections of
leaves burning brush and rubbish and
getting ready fo‘he summer season.
The air lsfiiled with the smell of bon-
tire smoke. , ,
The Glenbrook third baseball team
defeated the Darien tiifth district
sehool‘team. Saturday, ‘by a. score of
16 to 8. This was the Glenbrooke'
first game and, as they expected 'to get
The Glenbrooks’ line-up was: It.
White. c.; N. Wadhams. 1).; James
Row. lat h.; “Lloyd T. Bromfleld, 2d
b.; J. O’Neil 3d b.;'Cecil Walker, s. s.;
Daniel Wadhams. l. r.; Robert White.
Jr., c. f.; Howard Hewley. r. f.
Dr. Dean Foster and Mrs. Foster, of
Stamfordcnduredone of the delights
of automobllihg. Sunday. Dr. Foster's
machi e, went wrong In the transmis-
sion eerover In-Noroton. He could
nqt strai hten‘lt out and had to hire a
low... of] Newton truckman. The
truckload. brought the ’mobe home,
hitched behind a~heavy truck of an.
clent ‘vintagofl . ,. Foster is taking
the giollylllg of hisfriends quietly. He
real zes It may be his turn next .
am
~Croup instantly relieved. Dr.
Thomas' ElectricHOil. Perfectly safe.
Never fails. At any drug store.
wasps-Oar.
Agent. for th. Evening Sentinel. in
Weatport. are 3. DIgiovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Miss Bessie Dirge has been enter-
taining Miss Cecil‘Osborn of Norwaik,
Miss Dorothy Adams is reported
convalesclng after a protracted Ill-
ness. ,
Dr. Hart of Berkley Divinity school,
MIddletown, preached in Trinity
church Sunday night.
Following are the unclaimed letters
at the post ofllce: Miss Jessie Adams.
Mrs. G. W. Jennings. E. Ryan, Mr.
Granule. ‘ ' ,
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Still there is scarlet fever and the
inhabitants are becoming concerned
lest It become. epidemic.‘ The latest
victlh is Miss Cora Beers.
Members of tile Masonic fraternity
in the neighboring towns are invited
to be present at Christ church to-
night when thc Grand Chaplain will
preach asermou to Temple lodge.
There In still conjecture as to what
to do about the water matter here and
the fire district committee does not
seem in a position to throw light on
the subject. However. the committee
has the faculty of going It alone and
there is possibility of something sat-
isfying at tip-night‘s meeting, Unless
there is something more tangible than
was presented at last Friday night's
meeting there in a possibility of the
town throwing up the job.
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GLENBROOK.
Wilbur‘E. bowie has a new phono
graph.
Miss Belle Petty, a student In Pratt
Institute, is at home with her par-
ents.
Mrs, George N. Thompson, of Maple
avenue. who has been a sufferer from
grip for several weeks In better.
Mrs. George S. Thompson. of Holmes
avenue, who has been very III with
grip. for several weeks, is recovering.
Prof. Blade‘. a college friend of Rev.
Samuel- icvoi's. was Mr." Illvcrs' guest.
oval-Sunday. Prof. Blade In to start.
for Europe soon. to spend six months.
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bowls and Harry Bremer. students
at the New York University. were
guests of William Bryaus, a fellow stu-
dint; at Rustic Knoll. over Sunday.
Miss Edith Lowe who has been a
guest of Mrs. OhlI'Ies .Wbite, Maple
avenue. for the past week. has return-
ed toher home in Kingston. N. Y.
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z Severn of the young people or Glen-
hrooltwwaut to Rustiodtnoll. Saturday
eliciting. and surprised Miss Hattie
Bryana. A very pleasant evening
wag assent. ,- it. was In honor of her
birthday. . . .
WEST NORWALK.
“
John N. Tultle has purchased a tine
horse-trout M. Tariov. It. is a very
Mlflmfifl ~- .. f ..:.2,,.. '
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property owners are priming .trees.
fa... so we make medicines: for, them ie
tarry Flynn Isjyery busy sures
\ .T t', Irfl‘ddfl‘
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with a
beaten, their victory was a surprise. .
anti
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assume hi smite ldwma'bim
s 2 2 . ~ . o ’c
factory. South Norwallr. ‘
Frank Smith is recovering from a
badlg engined hand. which he received
lwhilo giv ng‘hoxing lessons to one of
his neighbors3 and will assume his work
in Richardson It Norswlliodsy. .
*- It Is rumored-1 that enlargeveenliarlum
wilthenbililt cum ed Wansooy place.
near White.;M~.-Shwde. and allot the
parties interested have put up a pen
tion of the purchase money.
There have been many sales of farms
in thievi‘ciniiiy to New More parties
and others. Innis «ouhohtownimwm
tends. to show allied, this ,placednust. bu
thought well‘of, not only to live'in,
hilt for investment of money in” real
estate as .wollswiAs a consequence
land values have risen to nearly dou-
ble what they were eight or nine years
ago, and a,boom isdooked for in the
building line shortly,
NEW CANAAN.
Samuel Kaiser and family will move
to Stamford, pril 1.
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' John T. Fancher has been seriously
Ill during the past week with dropsy.
Alexander McKendrick. has rented
the Jacob Rllllan place, Millpora ave-
nue. for a year. .
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John McQueen is the new hustling
young clerk in W, A. Smallhorn &‘
Co.'s grocery store.
James Hoyt called on his many
friends In town Saturday for the dlrst
time since receiving his bad fall in
which he fractured one of his ankles.
Maurice S, [alley moved from the
Henry Simon place-Locust avenue. to
the west half of theers. F. J. Smith
house..co_rner of Cherry street and
South avenue. today.-
Charles M. Griebcl. who has been ill
at the home of his mother In Railroad
avenue, with pneumonia. the past ten
days, in now on the Improve, and his
ultimate recovery is expected.
Asker Schmidt and Frank Simmel
spent Sunday inlnanbury :with Rob
crt Schmidt. Master Freddie Klett re-
turned home with them after a nine
week‘s visit with his grandparents.
There is a rumor about town that.
seems to have some foundation that a
now drugstore will be located in the
D. C. Ruscoe building. when it is put
In good shape again. The party is.
said to hail from Nonwaik.
W .
Ernest Bennett, who for the past
eight years has been florist. and gard-
ner on the 1.. P. Child place, has ac
copied a lucrative position on Ii
large estate in Roslyn. Long Island.
He Is an experienced botanist. and is
considered an authority in floral art.
Charles Dayton was stricken,th
apoplexy, Saturdaypat ii p. In. «while,
at work in Benedict}. Cola shoe tao«.
tory. He was taken to his home in
Locust. avenue. whore , he 2 gadlmil‘
grew worse, and expired at in the
evening. 'I‘hodeoo'alled seemed to be
in good health during the day. and
was quite jubilant with his associates
when he was stricken; Mr. Dayton
has 07 years old and leaves a widow
and three children. The funeral will
be held attire house, Wednesday at 2
p. m.
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BALL _HAD ‘5 POSITION.
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But TeatII'Ied That Hal Never Did Any
Wo‘rkIn ,Fredonl'a :Poat-Ottico.
AMBANY, N. Y.. March. 29.r*'l‘h9
foreman session of the rassemby judic-
iary nommlttaaresumlng Its investi-
gaiionofIh-e conduct of Supreme Court
Justice Warren 8. Hooker. was devot-
ed to the examination of Frank P. Ball.
the ticket broker offlunkirk. who. it
is alleged, was appointed at the In-
stance of Justice Hooker” Mlaborer
and later as clerk In the Ii‘rpdonia. post-
OIIICC- -. ‘ " m t =:
Mr. Ball, who was on the slandztwu
weeks ago. testified inielaboratlen oi
his former testimony, that helwenboui
of the ticket broking business when
.the "anti-scalping" law went [nip.tu-
fect. on September I. 1897. and Im-
ed It In December, 1890, when att
was declared unconstitutional.’ This
was two monthsattor bellied been an.
pointed‘to the Fredonia post-once. ,
When questioned as to the first. con-
versation In mammoth appointment
to the Fredonia office. Mr. Hallnald:
"l was driving past Judge Hooker'a
house and saw him out In front. I
asked him If he could get. me a position
In the Fredonla post-office. lie said
he could get. a a position at Wash~
.Ingi.on.2hut I d d “not. want to go there.
if I remember correctly, he said he
would hoo‘ what. he could do."
In relation to his III'III. knowledge of
his appointment, he said: “i went to
the post-onlue to get. my mail and Mr.
Moore. the postmaster. told me I had
received an appointment."
“Did you ever perform any service
an a clerknor laborer In the Fredonla
c ‘yr, I . .
"No, air. As far as my doip any
WWI. I. concerned.2i don't III I»
have done any . ,
Bail .wtestiao‘d that his 1appeintment
continuum December. “190,2, , d
that hetdrew mm the goveyment I.-
built! “to 9.‘ “a lil‘i‘ .‘l,i ,gl ~ -,
Former. Deputy AttorneyeGenerpl
Henry nwmulml for the com-
mltioa than m‘iatoms “I on re
till; sEilT.'..,“,..n““l“
lino’tlo himar'id e (IIIIIIIo “13$
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,Folm HELD FOR MURDER. _
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Diaooilery of Body In New London
‘ ‘ Harbor Leads to Arrests.
NEW;140NDON. March lit—In the
arrest of four young men of this city
It Is believed that all but one of a gang-
wlllch did indesth Charles H. Witter.
of Mystic, and threw his body from
Drummond’s wharf on the night of St.
Patrick‘s Day. have been captured.
The arrest of the men and the dragging
of Winthrop Cove, which resulted in
'tlnding of the body of Witter shortly
before noon yesterday, were the work
of the recently elected sheriff, Sidney
A. Brown, who commenced upon the
case Monday afternoon, after the lo-
cal pollce had failed to make any prog-
ress. ’
The four young men are Leo Shan-
deor, brother of Frank Shandeor. now
serving a sentence for manslaughter
in the slaying of Guerino Menghi here
last year; Manuel Silva. Patrick Done.
van and George Gleason. , One other
man is wanted by the police and is
being sought in an adjacent town.
The first evidence of the commission
of the crime was found Saturday morn-
Ing. March 18. when a coat and blood
stained cap were found on Drummond's
Wharf in Winthrop Cove, with signs of
a scuffle with bloody results showing
upon the wharf. Inst Thursday the
cap and coat. were identified by Mrs.
George W. Packer, of Mystic, as those
of her. brother. Charles H. Witter. who
had drawn money from the bank St.
Patrick’s Day and started for New Lon-
don with the intention of going to New
York. '
No clues to the whereabouts of Wil-
ter we found, until Sheriff Brown
took up, is case,.lnade the arrests and
bills forennon after several hours' drag.
feel. from the place of the alleged soul»
ilenwhero it had. been carried by an
.eddy of ,the cove ,
wish. idlierepnd with Sheriff Brown
33 been thing the prisoners.
easonds-qa d to have weakened and
told whatfllas one with the wallet.
anld keys of Wit or. which were found
by“ residents of‘flllurch street to front
yanis. where they had evidently been
tosrwadover the [fence and have been
turned DVCrItOvtIO sheriff.
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Pneumonianeto. you are lost, if you
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McKinnon. of Talladega Springs. Ala,
writes! “I had been very III with
Pneumonia. under the care of two doc.
tors, but waagettlng no better when
he began to take Dr. King's New Dis-
covery. The first dose gave relief.
and one home cured me." Sure cure
for sore‘thrbat. bronchitis, coughs and
colds. Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter‘s
drug store. price 50c and 31.00. Trial
bottle free. , . -
Sometimes—Enthusiastic Pastorm
Ah!,no, myvdear young lady; It is not
lip service ‘that is pleasing to hesVe/n.
The Deer Young Lady (coyly)—-
Well, I took in 850 at a dollar a kiss
at the church falr.—-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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aid you in‘ making selections that will
harmonise with your other Interior
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her .i..:‘ . bore actor had been ami-
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Flakes, 7c. 2 ‘
Large Opened Round Clams and
Large Opened Small Clams, 30s on
quart. .
Goslinga, 25¢ per dozen.
All other kinds of fresh sea food at
reasonable prices.
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MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
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Liberal Policy for Automobiles with.
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of any description quichly,,eall or all
drosl ' I. I‘m)
w. B. pennant; ‘ st
to Wall Street. Norwalk. done.
It will be of advantage to you‘alltl
to see me if you are desirous of buy,-
Ing any kind of property. '
HOTEL "VICTORIA
MONROE STREET.
Newly furnished throughout. Most
comfortable and up-todate hotel in the
city. Electricity and heat in ovum
room. Baths in connection.
fect sanitation.
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full line
Merrill and Condlt's wines. liquor!
city. ,
'r. 'J. SULLIVAN. Prop. .,
Use STANDARD FIXTURE’I
for your Bath Room. They dn'
clean, neat and durable.
Horace R. Nash
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Paper.
Our stock of new goods just Ia
- is a little larger than ever bolero
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very, heel
manner. d | _ Aland
We Iiave taken a good in“!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures 10!
your work. II :20! and“ 4
We try to carry In Itoclr every;
thing you need for the dccoratic )
of your house inside or out. ,,, ,,
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ALBINIURAND RIALII'I'A
Mom Hearst...
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if YouWanlgiogsell
your-property. whether it II a earn. . I
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND .
and cigars. Best stocked bar in tin,
TELEPHONE CALL, 8984. V .
Wohderful how low you can--
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’ AGENCIES; .
912.43:
we! ,
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Rooms excellentlyl ‘
appointed. Always comfortable and
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of 'ACRCY“ ,
Norwalk Chronicler