James it. Warden has. returned from .11, visit to New York my. Edward 17‘. Smithyhhb sons to Mass. achusstta on a fishiafi trip. The Mum}. 0.,Crowo pmperty, at Fitch's Poitit,“occupiod by A. C. Eric son, is receiving a' coat of paint. Mr. endure. lra B. Wilson. and son‘ of Yonkers. N. Y.. have returned .to their home after a visit with relatives here. , you. . . , John Millington,’a‘nd bride of Meri- den, spent Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fibrilem, 133 Golden Hill street. " ‘1. ~ .. “Entertainment and societal E. Ave. M. E. Church, Wed. eve, Apr. 26th. Admission 10c and. 300.1. " li‘rank Wheeler,“ of Ridgeneld who has been spending thewinter in Flori. do, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Baker. A regular meeting of the. Tuesday evening class Was held last. evening under the leadership of James L'iiom- medieu. Golden Rule Circle, King‘s Daugh- ters, will meet at. the home of Mrs. William B. Staples, in this place, Fri- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Ladies" Auxiliary of Christ cha. pet, will meet with Mrs. Youngs it)» morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, all are requested to be present. ”-9—- The Sunday school entertainment to be given to-night at the East avenue , Methodist church will be held bribe auditorium of the church. Mrs. George Cohltlln. of Patchogue, I). I., who has been visiting at. thoresi- dence of Mr. and Mrs, John L‘Hommc- dieu. returned to her home, today. Prof. Reynolds, physical director of the Pastime Athletic Club, would be pleased to see eatery member of thc ciiib on the floor Thursday evening. class night. , i Constable J. J. Goodwin, of Smith Norwalk. was in Keyser Place, yes- terday, for the purpose of preventing people from playing ball there, a num- ber of windows having been broken out recently. ROWAYTON. Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood. Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty. Orders sent to any ofthe above will receive prompt attention. iiarry Pepper‘s residence is receiv« ing a coat of paint. on. gs. number, ,1» .. New Haven did the world? *6 ‘ Oil-I- Point In order that it may be Hlilll‘fir ly reconstructed. . Those who wentto tho ‘i'oiat \by‘ this means Sunday. had to walk on the string pieces. Whoa the‘hridse isrebuilta there will be no walks aloaglthe side ‘as former- y_ ,i, . ,DABIEN sub seamen. , Agents for tho Cochin Sentinel. In Dorian, are. Thaddeus oil, Arthur Blaunon, and Wallace Sharer. Order: cent to any 0f the above will rocoIvB prompt attention. Mrs. G. H. Noxoil will entertain her Sunday school class this week. . 'l .- Mlss iiolcn Drummer spent Easter with Sadie Wood, of Stamford. J. P. Drummer spent Easter with friends in Newark, N. J. Charles Elias went to Lenox night for a few days. last Miss Stella. li‘ooic has returned to her home in New York after a visit with friends here. . ——liac0n and sugar cured shoulders at Street's Cash Grocery. Miss Stella Austen has returned from a, week's visit with friends in Brooklyn. - w. , Timothy Sullivan. of Anscnin. is re- ported to be seriously ill at the Sci— dicrs’ Home in Norotou. A meeting of the book committee of the Darien Free Library was held last evening at the library rooms. .l. P. Brummer. the well-known bar- ber. met with quite a misfortune can 1y yesterday morning. He was awak- encd from a sound sleep by a neigh- bor who yelled “Fire" at the top of his lungs. Mr. Brummcr jumped out of bed. and in hurrying down stairs fell and badly bruised his leg ili so doing. He discovered that a chicken brooder which was standing in the yard had caught fire during the night anti was destroyed. Thirty-three little chickens were roasted to death. Every once in a while Michael Eagan breaks loose and breaks the. law as well. The latest infraction of the peace and quiet of Darien occurred on Easter Sunday morning. when he grab- bed his wife by the hair and dragged her around the house and administered quite severe punishment. There. was some talk about a revolver at the time. it was alleged that. his wife is afraid that he would shoot her and had hid the weapon and he wanted her to produce it. The authorities took action in the case and Eagaii was ur- rested. Yesterday afternoon iii court Justice of the Peace William Willmott tried Eugen. found hint guilty and tili- iln.‘ (ic'l‘ii‘tlde liibblc. of Main street, spt-nl yesterday in New York. Contractor Moses Rackett is structing a coal sited for A. Selmaiis. I (‘()l\~ I I The baseball game betwoen the How- aylon Red Stars and the buried team has been canceled. The steamer Kate C. Stevens went. to mill; island yesterday with a load of oysters. Cushmali 8L Stevens have the coin tract for painting the Thomas Darling residence, on the West Side. The Vincent residence is among those which are being embellished with fresh paint. A regular business meeting of Rising Star Division, Sons of Temperance. was held last. evening. Mrs. James Stevens, of Brockside. has been granted a pension obtain by Mrs. George D. Keclcr. W 5 lilies Ethel Bell, of Port. Chester, spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Frank Theall. ot' Rtiwaytou avenue. w...”- A rehearsal of tile minslrcls. who will show about May .10 in the. new llowaytca Hose House, was held last. night. . , Mr. and Mrs. J.'M. Bates and fant- iiy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. of ilayvicw avenue, South Norwalk. 'I‘Iic litiwaytou Hesc Company has bcen presented with a handsome alum. tum fire helmet, which will be. used in the place of the old weather vane. Contractor Dudley id. Hoyt has com. inenced work on the new stone bridge at. Bell island. The mud‘dlflfiei'ii "Pro- gress." owned by Johnson and Pearson of New Jersey. are at work there re- moving the mad for the foundations. Charles (Japan-co. the New York sculptor, who recently purchased Al- bert f}. Duvln‘ place in Brookside, ls dull expecting the arrival of his :00 s from Woodlawn. New York. and hopes to be settled In his new home before May 1st. Harold A. Parsons, a civil engineer from Stamford. is here, making a noun ber of surveys for the Toilouoke Cor- poration. on the Butler‘s Island prop- erty. where a large number of im- provamontti are contemplated this summer. nun- Ibo lira were made yesterday to the ill 9d outpost this miwayton palate lag. siatkm of the New York. New Hayes and Hartford Retires/ti (fem. cd him $10 and costs. Eagan appeal- ed and the bond was fixed at. $100. \t'IlIi'Il was l‘uruishcil by William T. IILII'It-‘i. of Norman. WESTPORT. Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in Weotport, are S. Digiovanni and Wm. E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the above will receive prompt attention. Mrs. l". M. Nowell, of Bridgeport. is visiting friends here. Therein to be a guild entertainment in Christ church this evening. Last night representatives of the lo cal grunge went to Norfleid grunge. Attorney to. 13. Bradley. or New York, has been spending Easter lierc. Leroy Adams. and wife. of Norwaik. spent Easter in the vicinity with rel- ntlves. .— F‘ricnds from New York, have been entertained at the home of lir. Woos- ter Benoit. . Mrs. Louise Dollnisoii has returned home to iiarlford, after a visit here with her parents. 'Goodwiu White and wife. of Dobbs Ferry. have returned home after a hol- iday visit here with friends. County Conunlssicner Simeon I’casc, ollroute from the county home at Nor- walk. found time to exchange compli- lllcllls with a few friends In the center yesterday. ”a... - flurry Brown, of Stratford, was the tenor soloist in Christ church, Sunday. Extensive improvement are being made in the liubbcll property oil lilv- ersldc avenue. rm Messrs. Elm with their fa lilies are expected to arrive .lere for t e season. in the very near future and their palatial sunmior cottages are being pill in condition for occupancy. The. orchestral addition to the choir of Christ church Easter mom was one of importance. Miss Edith Beach was the first violinist: Francis Ellerwood. second violin; WiliicinCoilinI, cello. .9”..- Not lunch flow on the river as yet. not even the launch factory being as active till-51045. rule. There is no disputing the foot that the erratic weather has served to demorallze bus. incss as waihunindlviduuls. 5 W ascentaivaa. W . t ’l‘ Arrangements lion handmade with Charles D. lithe. memory of the sum Board of motivation , ltistraiml lecturi- .. stilt Around our Home" given at luscious filter chap» ed under the an of the Broad . and trains 'are now .iitllint water lithe scoops and atandpl cs, here. 5 i d of at South Norwaiii .. D... cease Riva school. he . _ ’mng. All The trolley company. is littering null . the coliipnny‘s bridge leading to items ; . . A: pleasing feature of the Easter and friends bf the riled , Is free. ‘ are motility inn GLENBRQOK. Miss Alice Fuller. is... has been vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, Ma- ple avenue, has returned home. v ,. . .m— Misa Belle Polity, a student at Pratt institute, spent a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee. sic,- Sunday morning. In the Union Me mortal Church. was a duet. by Charles White saanlss Mabel Walker. An. other thing worthy of mention was the generous response of. the holiday school children incoiloctlng about 845 for the crippled children's institution in New York. . . —-Diohtheria. sore throat, crcup, In- stant relief. permanent cure. Dr. 'I‘homas’ Eclectric Oil. At any drug store, . m filiY—ERMINE. William Wurdwell‘ has treated his house to a coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Prescott and son Ralph were the guests of Mrs. Henry Lewis. Sunday. John Miller is progressing nicely on his new house and intends to have the frame raised this week. The Easter exercises of the M. ,P. Sunday school were held Sunday eve- ning at the church. The church was well filled and a collection tenths Home Mission work was taken. The following program was rendered; Singing; Gloria Patri; prayer, by the pastor. Rev. A. BwPlII'iU'} solo, “Con- sider the Lilies." Mra'A. B. Purdy; recitation, Opening Address. George Ogden; responsive reading: singing by the school. "Glad Easter Day"; recita- tion, "A Talk in the Garden." Edna Brewster; recitation, “Easter Bells,” Jessie Guthrie: recitation. “Easter Hope," llda Walklcy; singing. .by school. “I Know That Jesus Loves Me"; recitation, “Easter Lilies." Grace Spicer; recitation "Easter Carols," May Lockwood; reading, "The Butter- fly, Mrs. Alonzo Buttery; solo, "Beau. tiful Land," Mrs, Newman; recitation. “Easter Rabbits." Georgia Rlllins; rec- itation, Charlotte June; responsive reading: address, Home Missions, S. B_ Walkley: collection for Home Mis- sions; recitation. We. Thank You, Charles Ogden: singing, "Once for All," school; benediction. CLAIM SMITH BOUGH. REVOL- VER. Prosecution in Nan Patter-lo Case to Play Trump Card Today. NEW YORK, April 26.-~lt was ex— ported that“ the prosecution in tlie Nan Patterson trial would play what. they bottom to be their iruliip card today. From the time the former show girl first was placed in the Tombs charged with the murder of (lacscr Young. a Wealthy bookmaker, who was shot to death while riding in a cab last June, the prosecution has claimed that the presence of .l. Mor- law, would convict the girl of mun der. When Smith fled beforethc first trial they hewailcd his absence and declared that only his Presence was ucccssary to permit them to put In or- ldelicc which would result ili convic- tion beyond a doubt. Failure to rcacii an agreement at. that trial, they pro- ft'SHf‘iI to believe. was almost entire ly due to the fact that Smith had not. been found, Through all the months a ceaseless search [who missing wit- ness was prosecuted and finally. just before the girl was again to face her accusers. Smith alid his wife were tracked to Cincinnati. arrested as fu- gitives from justlve and brought back to New York ostensibly to answer a charge of conspiracy in connection with the Patterson case. It is said that nearly 830.000 was spent by the district attorney’s department in the search for the Smiths and it is be Iievcd that the real reason for bring- ing him back to New York was that Smith might be confronted with Stern. the pawnbrokcr. who sold the revolver with which Young was shot. The prosecution claims that the re- volver was purchased front Stern by J. Morgan Smith less than 24 hours. before the tragedy in the cab. This is flatly denied by the defence, and at the last trial Mr, Levy. Miss Pai- tor son's counsel, told the jury that he "WIBIIedtID God it was within the power of the defence to produce this witness Smith.“ Stern, the pawnbrok‘ or. already has confronted Smith since the latter was brought Imi'k to New York. a prisoner. Whether he was ub- io to identify hint as the purchaser of the evolves has not. been made knoivii t of o public. however. The only in: IIIIlHIIOii,un this point, which was giv- on by the pawuhroker himself. was not conclusive. Before going to the room where he was to adopt the run turned witness. Blot-n not he was not sure that account identify Smith por- itivciy. When he came out a few min- utes later he remarked: "What i it) be present: 'i'i’h‘e“ admission ‘3 gnu Smith. the prisoner‘s brother’in- . 3 Hope. healthily}, rest and Scott's Emulsion are the greatest ‘ remedies - ior con- sumption. Scolds Emulsion will ‘ always ,bring comfort and Scott's ‘ Emulsion ‘does for the corn relief —-— often, cure. sumptivc what medicine alone cannot do. It’s the nourisln ‘mcnt in it thatftakcs the pa- tient in long strides toward health. We‘ll send you a temple free. SCi‘J'i'I‘ 8: BOWNE. «9 Pearl rarest. New Mark. “agil'NEbné'dT aov 'Fassas. ANNA‘POLIS. Mdi.‘ Apl'll‘2tir—0f the sorentydive candidates who last. week took the mental cxunllnation for admin» slou to the Naval academy as mldship- men, fortysevcn passed. These will he examined physically and if accepted at once sworn in as midshipinen and given leave till Juno ll)‘. when they will be adnllteti after the other mid- shlpnicu bane gone on the summer cruise. Among the successful cati- didates were C. L. Totbrop. .lr., Second Massachusetts, limit '13. Mei}. Smith. First Connecticut. baoppao DEAD ON STREET. ._—-—-—- Samuel J. Deming, of Waterbury, Suc- cumbs to Heart Failure. WATERBURY, April 2lir~Whilc walking on the street. yesterday, Sam. net .I. limiting. 55. married. dropped dead from heart disease. years, coming here with his family from Pleasant Valley. Conn. Acting Medical Examiner Goodenough, after learning the facts. allowed the body to “be removed to the deceascd's home. lNSURANCE COMPANY REFUSED LICENSE. LINCOLN. NEIL, April 26.-—-State Auditor Searle has refused a. license to the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company. of New York city. The auditor declared that the company would have. to submit to a thorough exanilnntinn of its business methods. nu ....... __.+ ........ Have you seen it? the , ‘ Crocket It IT ' You‘ blow to fill l~'llls itself It‘ceds itself Writes itself. II See ' 'i‘ry Buy You will like PRICES: 5250.33.50.54.“ $5.50. Fully Guaranteed. Manufactured by 79 Nassau St. a Mr. Dem- , ing had lived In Waterbury about'ten ' Fountain Pen You lilm'v ‘ to empty . You blow to clean ,Dori‘t blow to sell 8. ii. Critter I'tlil Bumping e Gas Range TRY OUR FAVORITE CAKE ON IT-ran IT BAKES IN. BAY 40 MIN- UT‘IB, YOU CAN ALWAYO BAKE THAT CAKE (IN THE SAME KIND WILL ALWAYS BE DONE JUST By the Way IT'S THE BEST TIME IN THE YEAR TO PIPE YOUR HOUSE. Estimates Bheerfully Given tilill’y llltltluil. 'Phonc 6|. The Time Has Come when your lawn will need looking af- ter and ' , A VICTORY BALI. BEARING LAWN mowan will keep it down better titan any oth- er. It him four blades with a double steel ratchet. to drive them. And the adjustment is perfect. (fall and look them over. Charleswfi. Dow, HARDWARE. 11! WACHINGTON STREET. Phone 143-0. —. Grant 5 Restaurant 88 North Main Street, South Net-walk. BEST PLACE iN TOWN TO GET 10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU- LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS FOR $3.50. ALL HOME MADE BAKERY. F. S". on? 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. T0. ‘ -—RE8IDENO — 1' MAIN ITREET. OIWALK. “idliililillii FOP PAI N78. gall Pap. said still goes." Since that time, he has declined to make a statement rc- «carding the ease. ~ It. was believed, howevo that the two men would face each 0 her in the open court, today and .a most drama, tic. scene was expected. le RAILROAD FOR FRIIGHT. Will Extend Front anbur to HII‘IDM ? high y _ .DANB'UBY. ”druid—The survey enumeration. r the New York. New . Hammond” l (outlaw the Ii- . ’ 5nd Company for a can» ”Wig a street hm toured i 5 .90“! . it~ ouimumi the planned sir. radii line to Harlem flirt with the iiisliilititi Ivilion of the cdmpsay, the new has «i as completed wt and «flmfllbtmw I v kio‘Providonoopnpafifii‘h . a effects new.” ,5 7 cl ironic. fhzyncw. mu hie , tint-d. road. idealism this city 3 or bridal-9y do for. . lcdnl mills. ii not. ‘ '31 with , ins. do to the :4 min was". nonwstk. I Decorating maMcntiuICham of use. Imam». “of How’fl'om w; ‘Oyrwnity in»; along cum WORK. 1m Work ‘ Cheap. .o'rucoo' memoir; . . . Y " . which will why the up ti ‘ mt mm. manometoons. .. .9... diam" tweak. M 5 is. lntorior Decorations and House Paint- 1 and. mind to. motors", march-nu and corporations upon “would. some. IDWIN H MATHIWION. Pros. JOHN HuKNAPP. Vicente Moo- M. LAY‘I’ON. mi». “I " DIIIOTOII. fur: "Harmon am» that“ ‘ O c M n misfit. ”film. christian I,” J. Wallace hilt-viii Iowan. iiillll till Sill and Zinc. OF PAN) IN 40 MINUTES, AND IT I IfnsuaANcE.«‘*-i 1', ,. »- - ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY. LIFE ALso. ' I on't put off until tomorrow thl duty of today. Office. United Bank Building, South Not-walk, Conn. Telephone 363—5. “Ailwlfi'nclflf Flesh Fish“ 5 i \ i. I". Reasonable Prices THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. Old Salvation Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSSy Prop. South Norwalk. ‘i AT It for one; or let us tune It up to run “something like a NA- TIONAL.” Bargains in Tirol. , Don't. forget the Guaranteed ‘ '5 Gas Mantle. HR BULKLEV, 52 so. MAIN s'r. i847. 1904- PLUMBING AND ITIAI HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. ITOVES AND HANGII. ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI, Gas and Steam Fitting, ‘ Cu Fixtures. Metal Getting. It: Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGE P THE JONES & HOTC KISS COMPANY. 17 WALL CTREET. NOIWALK. matter of taste. in color, design and grade. .We will aid you in melting selections that will decorations. TO ORDER. Window shades and picture frames. SPECIAL. 10c. ware, etc. i .. Painting and Paper Hanging. ’ . .83“ by . Capital 3100.000.“ 1 Tieflllloidl’larmacu Surplus. wannabe , . A... 5 So. Norwalk. Conn. .. N“ Profits. “360.000.00 87 WASHINGTON STREET, 4-— .oilolta mount. of individuals. than. South Norwalk. Conn. Telephone Connection. Wall Paper Tali; Selecting Wall Paper is largely a We have everything harmonize with your other Interior Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, 25c.‘ White and Brass Curtain Poles, Painter's Supplies, Crockery. Glass- l. H. Driller. -‘ '33,):sz Raisins .. 250:, 5‘8] pkgs. Pancake Flour ,........‘.. 250 2.1mm. H-O Oatmeal ............ 250 A. STULL Any diseased condition of the Threat. Nose or Ear successfully and scientifically treated and cured by the latest and most improved methods and remedies. New installed at 66 Soutii‘ Mala street, and any calling will be given consultation and 'eiraminatlon free, by a specialist who has been con- nected with the New York Hospital. ‘j WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY, Branch, 66 So. Main st. 22 Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8. 3.; Hoist Victoria CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND 'MONROE STREET. Newly furnished throughout. Moat comfortable and up-to-date hotel in the j; ~city. Electricity and heat in every Por- room. ‘Baths in connection. feet sanitation. Rooms excellently ‘ appointed. Always comfortable and quiet. ’ i m Merrill and Coadlt's wines, liquor: and cigars. Best stocked bar in tho city. . ,u T. “J. SULLIVAN, Prop. TELEPHONE CALL, 89H. iiilchen Troubles and the Remedy Only a few years ago It. was consid- ered good form to encase the sink in wood. thereby concealing the trap, making it inaccessible and offering a place for the collection of filth and vermin. If this condition exists in your houseé hold, let us remedy the trouble by‘io- stalling a snowy white “Standard" Per. cclain Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our work Is satisfactory and prices right. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS1 South Norwalk, Conn. Wall ‘ Paper. Our stock of new good- just in Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods here. You know we do the work in the very heal manner. 4 , .1 dam We have taken a good iii-an contracts for been painting and will be glad to'nubaiit fizuroljm your work- I iii-I We try to carry in stock every: 0 I Mil. Joins: amt/aim t“ I «ricotta PACKING , ._ . . We r- the coup an eleven, pairing. m guts-d my“. How he riparian Con show them In ”unfit ‘ mm to Itatloncr‘y no In use anti in w lanolin. ms 6. N. dimers arm. co. ' IF‘il'ti'i'il'Ts warm L In! I. III.- li‘... isotopic lmu. _,50 i t d 9..“ *“51 is. U,‘ man u. m ,m. .. F I dirk" ”"3".“ thing you need for the Mantle of your home insidcdor out. as a GOl'hém. muses: tic-o. to Fill? or. r Tfll' JOHN I. “99’le ‘ "1911:; ’ .., H ‘ liner...» 0-”. Ill-«IQ; 3 cans Milk ...................... 250, u COTTAGE availed; ‘ .r» ’ EAST NORWALK. Icons. . Ih’roat, N080 and Ear. . Cafe carrying a full line of Acton is a little larger than ever befori.’ «t- imeii . I ,2 pkgs. Grape Nuts ............... 25c f apkgs. Currants ................. 2t. 4t I I. _ . .
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