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For the onvonlence ol' the readers
of the Sentinel, a letter box has been
Iplscod .on ntho bridge in front of the
shop of William R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are collected daily. They
should be signed by the writer as an-
evldcnce of good faith.
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Willard Naphey. of Stamford, has
been visiting relatives bore.
The achooner Grace Darling urrlvcti
last night wlht a cargo of lath.
Mrs. Frank luisscu, of Smith‘s is-
land, is visiting in llyIno, Conn.
The Nash Launch Uniquc is bolus
placcd in commission for the scuson.
Boy. George H. Wallace. of Britlgo
port. will preach tonight at tho Advcnt
Christian church.
Drswtcnder .lphn Cole is still contin-
ed to his home by an attack of hours]-
gin. of the face.
The regular weekly‘prnycr mectiui:
will be held to-night at. the East. avo-
‘nuc Mctbodist church.
A meeting of the Junior Loaguo of
the. East. avouuc church will bo hold
this aftcrnoon at 3:45.
Rcv, (icorcc W. Fcrgnson, of Dall-
bury, prcwbcd last evening at tho Ad.
vcnt Christian church. The attendance
at thosc special meetings grows with
every evening.
The busiuoss men of tho l’noiinit‘
Athletic Club is considoring IIIo mattcr
of having ludics night, tho sumo as
tho. junior niomi‘iors. Tho “luminous
mull" hold their pl‘actlco nights on
Tuosduys.
A meeting of the oillclal board of
the last. nvouuo Mothodist churcu was
hold last owning at which tho manor
of lilo. important cbungos to tho par-
sonage worc taken up and discussod.
This ovoning aftt-r tho regular wookly
prnyor meeting thorc wlll bc a lllt‘l‘lllig
of tho official board and lilo trustccs
and in all probability the contract. for
tho improrcnionts will be given out to
tho builtlcrs.
ROWAYTON.
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Agents for The Evening Sentinel, In
Rowayton. are Frederick LockwoOd.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
The Cedar Cottage. Boll Island, was
rented for the season 'l‘uosduy, to Mrs.
W. It. Dcmnrost, of Brooklyn.
lir. Chnrlcs ii. llackley is again mak-
ing improvements to his lino rosidenco
here. The piazza is being oxtondcd
around the house.
Tho. sclssorsto-grind man has mudo
his apponranoc in thc rillago. lilkc
tho bnrtIy-gurdy lillill, ho is ono of tho
infallible signs of warmer wcuthcr.
Contractor lludlcy E. Hoyt. is still
filling in on his work at ilcil Island,
with the hope of stopping up tho crook
before starting in on tho foundation
work for the new bridge.
The DoKlyns have not yct come to
Pine Point down from Ilunbury and
taken possession of thcir lino home
for tho summer. They arc oxpoctctl
about the twentieth of tho month.
About half of tho brick work for tho
addition to the pumping station of tho
New York, New Hsvcn and Hartford
Railroad Company is complotod, and
the employees are rushing mattcrs.
The addition will glvc. twclvc square
foot of room.
The effect of the few pleasant. days
is noticeablc. The fruit trees are now
fully buddcd, and in a short limo will
be in bloom. The uplwnrunco of tho
landscupo has also chanxcd considol’u-
bly, as the trccs are fairly wcll lcuvcd
out. .
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.lohn Sherman Hoyt. of Contentuiont.
island, is having a substantial brook.
water constructor] along the shore
front of his property. Contractor Will‘il-
wcll, of Stamford, with tho mud tit-olig-
or and pile driving apparatus “Hubnr-
bun" is doing the work, which will oc-
cupy about. a month. A. large quan-
tin of stone is being usod.
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ionstublc Edward J. LudrIImn Is one
of the busiest. men in the village just
at. present. The summer visitors are
beginning to arrive, and there is much
transferring of turnituro and luggage
in additloh i0.tho.d'eitulflr llvory busi-
ness. Mr. expects to begin
work onhla hishwsy‘ c ntract when
_ he can secure men .onou . .~
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Stephen Hoyt. of Talmadgc Hill.
New Canaan, who _"owns‘_ the Colonel
Raymond mill property horoi and rc-
cently bad the old reduction» on the
property torn down, has started the
foundation for a new house. which he
,hopes to have completedmln a few
weeks. A party or.mooiisnics-v.fr0m
Talmadgo Hill are employed in the
wor - '
1 ill fit
The IAIdlos' Aid szicty of tho‘rltow.
nylon Methodist Episcopal. church
sores roe tion last. night at, the ros-
‘ids’nos of r. and Mrs. Jame. Ill. Ste-
ms. Ponnoyor street. There was s
‘9
mug. followud by rotreshmenlh. The
“ bet-uni the church root the new
girl boy. Ernest. W. l‘iyccbo. in a
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. . .t‘w.
‘ng ,’ ii
"Miro 35%!"
‘ In 'i’ ‘t a..
‘spont.
.Norwallt on‘ibo train duc
.10:il. and were taken to Contentment
"boys.
attendance, and a pleasant ova».
Then be quick! men tightly
our own hes “what is left,
«ouncwiott‘ " t
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large- company of ladies and children
from New York, yesterduit. at. their
handsome homo. A delightful day was
The party arrived in South
there at
Ishtnd In three curryulls from A. Sol-
mans stable. The. party numbered
sixty people. The roturn was made to
South Norwulk In time for tho oxpross
going to New York about 6 o'clock. A
fluid dinner was a feature of tho gath-
(‘i‘ ug. .
DARIEN—XND, NOROTON.
Agents for the. Evening Sentinel. In
Darien, are Arthur Sinuson. and Wai-
lace Shercr. Order. sent to either Of
the above will receive prompt atten.
tion.
I
Work is progressing nicely on the
now house bcing erected by Henry
iircncher. '
A rchcarsal of the new Sunday
school choir of thc Congregational
Church was held on Tuesday evening.
Scott Williamson has complained
to thc authorities that. sonic of his
fancy chickens have boon stolen rc-
ccntiy.
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'l‘ho lino weather of the past few
«lays has brought the automobiles out
in largo. nutnbors. As a general rule
the drivers have no regard for the
spcctl law,
About twcnty—flvo. of tho. gypsios
who aro oIIcunIpcd at Bpringdulc worn
in town slumping this morning, and
worn followcd about by a numbcr of
'I‘hoy wcro dressed in gaudy
colors.
Suit has boon brought. by Mrs. Wil-
liam 1’. I,nno. oi‘ Norotou. against her
husband for a divorce. The grounds
arc lntolcrablo cruelty and tho cnso
promises to bo quito sonsntitmul. It
was :Issiuncd for u hoarlng in Iiriduo—
port. yostorday, but wont oror and
will ho tried latcr in the court St'SSlt)“.
Mrs. (‘ltarlos (‘bnndlcr was in Nor-
wnllt ycstcrdny. to sco hcr fulhor.
who toll front a scaffold at tho Scllock
School rccontly and was sovorcly III~
jhrod. lio will probably bo unablo it)
got about again bolorc Scptombcr,
but it is bolltvcd that ho sustained
no Intornul injurlcs ot‘ a dangcrous
naturc.
(Inc of tho rccontly rcportcd cases
of attempt at burglary bus boon ox—
pluinod in a. satisfactory manner. A
man was driving to, Stamford and
lost his way. no stoppod at :I hohsc
and lricd to lino out. tho proper road
for him to follow. llo was dlroclotl
along the right road, but it was later
Ilsccrtnlnod that ho mistook the tli«
l‘cctions and lundotl ill Norwnik, lbc
plucc whorc hc started. ““ ‘ 'i
(iarponler Shannon. of Stamford.
yostordny purchnsod u plot-o of prop-
crty, which was sold in forcclosure
of a lion. ’I‘ho proporty in question
was formerly ownod by Mrs. A, C.
Iiawos. and was sold by hor to Mrs.
Wardlow. A consorvutor was ill)‘
poiutod ovcr Mrs. l-lnwcs. and ilio
qncstion has arison wln-tbor or not
sbo was compctcnt at tho time of tho
ptmsago of tho dcod. A building is
bolug oroctcd on the land by Fred-
crlck lioutou. Tho nppruiscrs of tilt1
property worc William liludloy amt
'i‘bcodoro W. Austou, of Durien. and
Sclcctmun Lumiey, of Stamford.
Esrposr.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, ln
Westport, are 8. Diglovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.
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E. C. Smith IS‘llfiVIllg nn addition
built to his cottage In Saugutuck.
Frank llubbcll and wife. of Litho-
hnrst, N. J., urc visiting rclntlvcs in
town.
Miss lt'nnnio Mockcr has boon visit-
lug Iicr parcnts horc. Silo. loft. town
Monday for bor homo iti New York.
It. is goncrnlly bcliovod horc that tho
iirc ibttt dcstroyml the burn of Andrew
.Ionninus, Monday nftcrnoon. was was
oil by childrcn playing in tho loft.
lcorgc Jennings, and li‘rcdcrlok
iiradicy of this placc are on tho. crim-
innl puncl of tho Suporlor court,
liritlgoporl.
A now windmill is being construct.—
od on tho llupollo pluco. 'I‘ttrltoy Hill.
to supplant. tho onc blown down dur-
ing tho. wintcr.
M
Coquo Iicsch IIIn Is in tho hands of
carpontcrs und pnlntcl‘s and is bolus:
put. in shupc for tho oponiug of tho
Will of this month.
'I'boro was a rehearsal f ‘l’nooraifSli
'l‘hcro was a rehearsal of “Pinuforc.”
at. tho opera bouuo Monday night, the
final one prior to the presentation of
the opcru. '
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At Monday night's meeting of tho
Historical society ut the home of w.
1.. Taylor kcv, II. M. Burr. of Spring-
llcld, Muss. was the guest of honor
and road a very interesting paper. on
“The Puritans in New England and
Elscwbcrc."
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A man's club has been organized by
the pastor oi the Methodist .church
and is; to meet ouch Sunday directly af-
ter the morning service, it will be in-
loi'ti mud thorn arc to
chop . the "Right and Wrong or home
at tho Mont. important linings of tho
uy.’
Westport. grunge met. last. night and
offerod the following prupmminc for
:entortuiniucnt : Habitation, Johnaitcct.
or: The Red (Eroticgitoyomaut. lire. iv.
.htt..tt‘i;$comuat moan? ‘ ta.“ .QLd'c.
l i.“ mom: . .‘ 0: Mt .
.o
' Ribs. of. it
stood a,
runny-“Mrs .*
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Memorial DIV”, ‘
(Continued From First Pate.)
South Norwaik n‘tombors participating
was favorably considered, details to
be arranged by Ill. W. F‘Itch, chairman
of the entertainment. committee. ‘
Edward Gustufson has been re-on~
gallon as Janitor. loud will open the
club house next Monday for the season.
several of tho members of the club
will have their sailing vessels. auxil-
iury boats and launches in commission
by Memorial Day, and the outlook for
the scnsou Is it most promising ono.
KNICKERBOCKER YACHT CLUB
Piano.
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Arrangements Made far Several Good
Races 0f! College Point.
The Knickerbocker Yacht Club.- of
College Point, I., l.. wliioh is one of the
roul sully flavored clubs along the
sound. in which the rocking chair ole~
Incnt is rologutcd to tho back ground
during the cartoon, has takcn on tumor-
lnnt. step in the matter of racing pow-
cr boats, and offers a handsomo cup
for the winner in the races of Its long
distance power class. ,
This is Important in the fact. that.
the clIIb is sportsmaniike ouonuh'to
make the race ono for boats. and not
racing nInchlnos, and there will be un-
doubtodly u grout deal of intcrcst lak—
cII III those races not only among
yuchtsmen in and around New York.
but as woll in the yncht clubs along
tho shores of long Island Sound.
’l‘ho cup givcn by tho ltniokcrluwltor
Club ls tho socond prize in tho rnco,
tho first being an oxcocdingly lino cup
oilorod by the ltnddor Publishing Cotil-
pnny. and tho courso will bo from (.‘ol>
loco Point. to Marbh-bcud. Muss.
There are many powor boats which
nro built for cruising purposes along
tho chorus of tho sound and many of
thcso arc spoody ouos. This raco will
giro tho owners of such craft an oppor-
tunity to show what kind of boats thoy
haro and without doubt tbcro will be u
lllillllil'l‘ of cntrit-s t'roIII cast 01‘ Stop-
ping Stones. _
Yachtsmon who harc board of tho
rnco arc discussing it with grout in-
torcsl all alum: tho shore lino and it Is
possiblo that sonic of the bottor boats
from South Noruallt and vicinity may
onlor, as it is to bo il limo. ullowanco
I‘lil‘t' stilijoot to lilo I‘IIlos of tho Alliorl-
can i’owor litilll Association, ’l‘ho
bouts must bo bona iido cruising crnl't.
noI oxcootiinu forty foot in lcnglb.
'l‘hc Knickorbockor Yacht Club will
go Into commission on May lilth, and
will l‘t‘lt'ill'lllt- lilo occasion by n bcci'»
stoult dihncr. This club is Ibo lirst
club which has to illlii‘ succcsst‘ulli'
forum] a "lino liosign i'owcr liont
Class." This class will ho watcbod
with n grout doal of iIItorosl by all
yucbisnwn. particularly lboso Interost.
nd to powor boating, This movo scouts
to bo vcry radical, and llils: boon tho
subjcct for lunch t’znorablc I‘l'ilit'lslb-
’I‘th-o arc filicon bouts now built for
tho Inombcrs all of which will be do-
Iirorod beforo tho mlddlc of . this
month. 'l‘ho Now York Kcroscno (ill
Engine Company. of (.‘ollcgo l‘oint. N.
Y., is building tlIc boats from tho do-
signs of Charlos Cougbtry, ono of tho
club IIIolIIlIors. ’l‘bt‘y nt‘o 21 foot ovoi'
all; 204" wntor lino; i‘b" boom: 28"
Ilocp and is” draught. 'l‘hcy uro bolu:
tittcd with two-cyclc, sinulo cyllndor
Fulton onulnos of 3-H; II. 1’. Thu ltoci
and fratuos arc of oak; planking of I103
liar and tho docks, walos and mamb-
lIIgs o1" IIIahounny. Thcro nrt- thrco
souls lhwansblps. which :II'o capulilo
of ncmmmmluting six pcrsons, It. is
proposed to rnco tho limits on ovory
possiblo occasion, thc club having or-
rungotl ll spcclnl sorics for tho boats
and tboro In no doubt that. tboy will
bo soon at most of trim npon powcr
bout rucos hold by tho Illlloront yacht
clubs. Howcror, this docs not moan
that tboy nro ii racing boat, as tholr
tilnIcusions show thcm to bo vcry
roomy and comfortable. It. Is cxpootoil
that ihoy will dcvolop n spccd of Ion
lnilos an hour. Tho first ovcnt in
which thoso boat“ will takc part. as n
class, will be run from Tho Knlckcr-
liockor Yacht Club at ("ollouo Point
to Nyack and roturn to May 21st. 'l‘hls
no doubt will glvo the hosts a thorough
lrylngvout bcfro tbcy start racing.
trying-out bct‘oro thcy start racing.
holds its annual ronattn on Jilllt‘ 3rd
and will sail Ibo race on n course to be
unnuncod Inter, just blast of Exocutlon
Rock Shoals, so as how. tho courso as
control naposslblo for the Sound yacht
clubs. July 22nd will bo tho start of
tho long distance powor bout race from
lioilogo Point to Murblehead. Muss.
For this ruco the Regatta Cothlnittoe
has IIIroudy acnopteti two ontrlI-s.
“Coyotc” owned by Mr. Humid Wcsson
of Philadelphia, Pa. dosluncd by E. II.
(lodsbnlk Sr 00.. Philadelphia. Pa. and
built by tho Excelsior Yuoht. I.uuucli
and Islnglno 00.. Canidcn. N. .I. Tim
dimonslonu of this boat. arc: llz‘ti" ov-
or all: 32' water Ilnc: 4’10" boam.
lirnuuhi. of bull 1,3”. Tho otbor cntry
is “High Bull."~from Mr. Richard litu-
chinson .of Boston. designcd by Small
limit, Boston and built. by Goo. Ii.
,l.orlnc. mast iirnlnlreo. Muss. This
bout to :ii'li" ovorali: 29‘6" watcr lino:
ti'il” oxtromo boom and ltl’” draught of
bull! 27" oxtromo hull., liosidc. thcso
two onirlctt. which have been nccoptotl.
thoro uro liVo owners who llavo already
positively stutnd their intentions of
coloring, but who have not. yet. made
their formal cntry. -
, Oscur Chollborg 1 Broadway. N. Y..
is chairman of the Rosalia Committee
of the club. '
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CARNEGIE PRIOIDEB FOR LAST
TIME
LONDON, May l'l.—'I‘ho annual
mooring of the Iron sud Stool Instituto
opened here today.,'- Andrew Carnoglc
presiding for tho lustfimo. The tinti-
ed States was represented by O. ’l‘.
Purdy and Dr. 0. now; of New York;
.I. 8. Miles. .of Philndolpbln. and H. .i.
bo discussions
recitation. Miss ucnwiovo In
White. of Pittsburgh .Mr. Carnegie in
his farewell speechnald he appreciat-
ed the honor of bolus-tine IIrstAmaI-b
can president of tho Institute and in-
.II’OIIIICGII' his (“1“th «It. At Hatfield,
tho yloouroultionitufc, o thallium. .Mi.
Carucnic announced its subscription
or sanctum) the reduction fund as s
'Iilll‘llilfi' gift to: the institute. H. (3.
Boyuton. oi Cambrldgc, Mlliitl.. was
my rdc'g,,t.hu Qurnogto scholarship of.
‘Bfiri‘ .» ho inclusion will- bo continued
tombrrotv. Ardour the inorrfimportsnt
papers t’o‘ibum tiiar‘oiiur‘dy domes
.myioygat News brinmlih‘d‘he Appli-
f 7 "i 1*“. Lu.
Inductors of iron."
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alumna An “V'd vo‘rs‘
. M y“'"“" H .
A Cousin of propdgpvclfle Supported
» 7 ‘ McLean.
HARTFORD, liluy iiw-Not many are
aware that Senator ilurucy of il‘urm»
ington, is a cousin of Senator-clout.
BI-uudegoc. It perhaps will surprise
some to know that: despite tho‘ close.
blood relationship, litirncy did not who
for Brandogco at. any limo during the
lots Republican caucus. Senator Bar-
noy supported Mollcnn from first to
last. lie was on sowrui occasions Im-
portuncd by tho workcrs for Brando-
goe to giro his vot‘o to the lot tor but
he refused. Aftcr thctrotlult was mado
known Barney uunoutlrcd that nouns
glad his cousin was choson.
“We owe him nothing for that happy
rosnlt," rctnurkod one of Mr. iii-unlit.»
god‘s liout'onunts whun npprlsod of
Scnuior Barney's admission. Of course
Senator Barney bad a right to prefer
Mclgoun, but as be It! [I n‘IilIionnlro nev-
crnl thnon chr and profosses political
IndoponchIcc, lhu. supportcrs of iiralr
dogoo felt. that he might. with proprio-
ty hsvc giro his support to onu so
closely minted to him by family tics.
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. a flaming city is saved
by (lynunilling It space that the dye
can .. crous.‘SquctinIcs, a cough hangs
on so long, you fcoi us if nothing
but dynamite would cure. it. Z, '1‘.
Gray, of Calhoun, GIL. wrilos: "My
wife bad a vcry aggravated cough.
which kopt hcr awukc nights. Two
physicians could not help her; so silo.
took Dr. King's Now Discovery for
Consumptoln, Coughs and Colds winch
eased “or cough, guvo hcr sloop, and
finally curcd bor.” Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and Lo Grippc. at.
F. ii. I‘luxtcr's lirug Store. price 50c
and $1.00; guurautccd. Trial bottle.
frcc. "
BELONGED IN BRIDGEPORT.
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Child Deserted on Pier and Who Died
Later.
NEW YORK. May ll.~«-Tbo. body of
tho coloroti child who was found on tho
Old I)omiulon.pior unconscious last
wook. and who dlod in tho iludsou
Sit-col hospital, was identified as Rosc-
bud Taylor. oloron yours old. oi
lil'idgcport. t'onu. 'I‘bo idcntiilcntion
was Inittlo by tho Inothor, Mrs. AIIIiI‘
Taylor, now living in Yunkors. Mrs.
Taylor statctlitbnt slit- Iirouultt tho girl
to this city in ordoi' to solid hcr II}.
slouluI-r to Virginia. Witch sbo Iti‘l‘li‘»
od at tho pior. r-Ilt' lourIn-d that it was
ilnl‘u‘issiblo to scnd tho girl alono. so
sbo cIIungcd tho rtl'l'Yli‘t‘S of tho colorod
woman, Suslo Edwards, who was ur-
I'ostctl \vbou tho bout rcuchod Norfolk.
Mrs. Taylor said tho child was not ill
who! silo lol’t bur at. tho ptor.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. i-‘rnnklin Hush, of Now Castle,
liol.. rays: "1 sulTorcd for yours with
dyspopsin, tmcd to huvo uroat titration:-
and bclchlng. I tr1~:d ovorytbint: I
could boar of, but nothing holpod mo
until I took Brazilian llulm, and ono {in
cont bottle curt-II mo
For solo by R. H. l‘lalstctl. I“. ll. limo
ter. and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
STATE EPWORTII CONVENTION.
Frank E. Barnes. of New Britain, Elect-
ed President.
DERBY. bitty JIM—At tho ultornoon
Rossini] of tho Epwortb Stato Conlob
cIIcc ycslol'day considcrablo business
of llilt‘l't'si. to tho Incmbrrs of tho Ion
into was transncicd. and tho oliit‘ors
\voro oloctod as follows:
I‘rosidcnt, Frank Id. lint-nos. of Now
llritnin; corrosiumdllm soorctnry, All
bort .loncs, of WutI-rbury; rccordlni:
Stit‘l‘t‘iiil‘)’, r‘ltircnce Wintor. of lillddlo-
ficld; tronsurcr. ilownrtl l‘ioolittlo, of
Now Britain; junior suporlnli‘uulont.
Mrs. G. I". Chandler. of Hartford.
Tho noxt. nioetlng of tho lougnors will
be bold in Bristol. 'l‘horo woro ad
drosscs by lbev. C. W. blot'lt‘irmick, ot‘
Ilurtfortl. and Miss Ella .l. iiallon, of
Now York. Last night thorc was un
addrcss by Rev. J. E. Wilson, 1).l.i.
HOT WEATHER'PILES.
l‘orsons nil‘llctcd with Pilcs should
bo caroful at this season of thr your.
liot weather and bad drinking wntor
contribulc to the conditions which
Inakc Dili‘l-l morn painful and daunor-
ous. iieWitt‘s Witch llazol Salvo
stops tho puln, drawn out tho sorenosu
nnd onrcs. (lot tho uonuinc, bearing
thc namo of It}. C. l)cWiIt it Go. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. “
TRUE BILLVOF MURDER.
Iiilllitiiol’oll'l‘. May ll.—«Tho grand
jury of tho superior criminal court.
ycstcrday nftcrnoon rolnrnod n trno
bill of indictmont against horny Builor
for the murder of his stopmotbor, Mury
iiutlcr. at Stamford. on March 10 last.
It is uudorstood that I‘Intlor will ho
put. to pica today. but it is not. proba-
blc that. ho will bc tricd at this harm.
and It. Is cxpectod his counscl will ask
for a continuance.
A CREEPING'DEATH.
lilood poison crccps up towards the
llcort, causing dostb. .I. it}. Sit-urns.
licllc l’lulno. Minn, writes that. It
friond drondfully lhinrod his band.
which swelled up like blood poisoning,
llucklcus Arnlcu SuIVo drew out. tho
poll-Ion, healed tho wound, and saved
his life. Best in tho world for burns
and sures, 26c. at I“. ll. Baxter's Drug
store. "
DRANK WAOHING FLUID FOR GIN.
WINSTFJD. May ILwF‘I‘nnk Archum-
bault. forty-two you old. diod lust
nluht ill. the home 0 his stator. Mrs.
James J. firmly on the. rosult of inking
a drink of washing fluid in tho. holler
that it was gin. ,Tbo fluid contain-
cd n large quantity of ammonia. Arch»
olnhault stopped lit the home of. a pity.
sician soon after hotook the drink. but
nothing could lib done for him and
he died soon ,nltcrward.
“-Ir' ..:
DO NOT BE IMPOBED UPON.
Folcy a. 00.! Chicago orlglnulnd
Honor uu‘ti 'l‘a il.n..ll..llil‘mloiilltl him:
remedy. and 0 account of the moat
morlt and popularity, of lfaloy'g Honey
and TM many imitations are olfcrod
for the, outline. Ask for lfoicy'Itilou-
oy and lb? and refuse any 'suhniittlto
i ty laxative. it contains
il't FIRM KIND. mettwm', ‘
I. V F I. . . .. . . . ‘ ‘ ’ ‘
EN , ,. "iitwi‘firmtllahn 4...... « , ,~ ' . ., , . . . ,
. ”W '. , I'll ‘73 W, t...‘ .bu‘tw‘ .i.“ or! #9“? wk
chord is g o of prcpuratt n w it
.slvo Ibo famg’sngllotaptinnq it. :15 plaid.
. .119 .13 ii "1
'iitforjfiiiiltbten» Mid ’lls‘llcutu
snot-sat 1 it’ll ,
m a atom my:
‘ 3W”. ..
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I
The Gas an e
t'titliplcioly. ‘
‘ FITTING
_4___?_
Is ALWAYS THE sAME.
TRY OUR FAVORITE CAKE on
IT—-II'*' IT BAKEB IN, SAY 40 MIN-
UTES, You CAN ALWAYS BAKE
THAT CAKE (IN er-IE sAME KIND
or PAN) IN 40 MINUTES, AND IT‘
WILL ALWAYS as DONE JUST
RIGHT.
By theyWay
IT'S THE BEST TIME IN THE YEAR
TO PIPE’YOUR HOUSE.
Estimates Cheerfullyiiiven
tunnli’yiltrittngb.
, , ’Phone 6|.
Actuallu Costs Less
than $1.25) per Gallon
A FULL LINE OF PERRY BROS.
VARNISHES IS ALSO CAR-
RIED IN STOCK AT
THIS STORE.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
111 WASHINGTON ITREET.
Phone 143-6.
Grant sRestauranI
88 North Main Street. South Norwslk.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNOHES: REGU-
LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BA
KERY.
Carpenter. Builder and
General Contractor
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB-
DING. BUILDING OF NEW AND RE-
MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES.
IN OR OUT-OF~TOWN ORDERS BY
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
—RE8IDENCE—-
1' MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
ms“
till IIIIIIINII BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1888.
wrru
Capital “00.00000
Surplus, “00.00000
Nu Profits. 360,000.00
Iolloltl accounts of Individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON, rm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Proo-
JAOOI M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIREOTORI.
I. H. Mathews John H. Light
John H. Knlpp Henry onmur
Josiah R. Marvin Ismael Grumman
Swat-t: J. Wallace Marvin
Christian
Prod. . H. Rowln.
. ......... . . 1
«on
Wittliliiiiit
momma,
"MM.
nor in run.
run an
5:" Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper;
and Zinc.
so sum Main s'tmr.
.w , ,,l.
mm m
- Mi. m r
“'-y‘liy i .. ,3 .
‘ ‘ - .u , .
i. H. Decker,
'Phone, 1392.
Jenkins Bios. kilns
and
(intact Packing
Carried In Stock.
3 can. Milk eel-Jdvloccoololseor'hl 2W
2 pkgo. Grape Nuts ............... 233
3 pkgs. Currants ,.................F 250
onto AND SILVER PLATING.
Ital England Electric Motors.
Have no superior. Can show
them in operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ms-
rlno Engines and General Mach-
rine Work Sollclted.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG. CO.
56 WATER sr. so. NORWALK.
8 pkga ,Ralsins .,.................. tits
3 pkgs. Pancake Flour ,.........., 266
2 pugs. H-O Oatmeal ,............ 260
A. STULL
I4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONNI
FIELD SELLS
Ihtoat. Nose and for. I
‘Any diseased condition of the
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
remedies. Now installed at 66 South
Main street, and any calling will be
given consultation and examination
free, by a specialist who has been con-
nected with the New York Hospital.
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
Branch, 66 So. Main St.
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8.
INSURANCE. '
ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALSO.
on‘t put off until tomorrow the
duty of today.
Office, United Bank Building,
- South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone ’363—6.
4—1..
' wFoil ‘ it h
LARGE FRESH MACKEREL, 256 each
h'OT'Elv’lCTO'FIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
FRESH PORGIES, 8c LB. MONROE STREET.
BLACKFISH. 8c LB. Newly furnished throughout. Mont
FLATFISH. 5° 13' comfortable and up-todate hotel in tho
LARGE EELS. 126 ”3- city. Electricity and beat in every,
BUCK SHAD, 10c 13- room. Baths in connection. Per.
ROE SHAD. 10c LB. mgr sanitation. Rooms excellently
BLUEFISH. 14c LB. appointed. Always comfortable and
WEAKFISH, 8,6 LB. quiet. i
HADDOCK. 1°C ”3- Cafe carrying a full an. or Adher-
STEAK COD. 10" LB- Merrill and Condlt‘a wines. liquor!
WHITE HAL'BUT. 12° LB' and cigars, Best stocked but in till
GERMAN CARP. 70 LB.
ALL OTHER KINDS or FISH AT Cm"
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Buildlnu.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
South Norwaik.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 39H.
W... _.. w n..- ...
iiitrhtlii‘rtiubioIIIltltlIiIiemalti
'7 Get That Bioucle
out of the attic; look It over.
If it Isn’t a NATIONAL “swop”
It for one; or let us tune it up
to run “something like 1 NA-
TIONAL."
Bargains In Tires.
Only a few years ago III was consid-
ered good form to encase the sink In
wood, thereby concealing the trap,
making it lnacccssible and offering ‘a
place for the collection of filth and
vermin.
If this condition exists In your house-
hold, let us remedy the trouble by In.
stalling a snowy white “Standard" Por.
ceiain Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our.
work is satisfactory and prices right.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 3T8...
South Norwalk, Conn. '
Don‘t forget the Guaranteed .
Gas Mantle,
I H.R.BULKLEY,
52 80. MAIN ST.
1847. I
PLUMBING 'AND [TIMI
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANDII.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.
Gas and steam FlttIn',
0n Fixtures. Metal Culling. Ito.
Have you seen our stock I!
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISI i u all
.. Paper.
Wall Paper Talk
Selecting Wall Paper I; largely n
Our stock of new goods just "i
is a little larger than ever befort.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in tho very best
manner.
matter of taste. .We have everything
in color, design and grade. We wilt ~
We have taken a good man!
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures to
your work.
aid you in making selections that will
harmonize with your other interior
decoration
We try to curry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoratic
Window shades and picture frames. of your house Inside or om.
SPECIAL. . E. E.
Gorham,
TELEPHONE 10H
10 FIRST IT. I. NOIWM-N.
fits our 3. "trump
IGENOIES.
ALI. moonstone RIAI.‘ ms?!
moor Ann uo-l'n v
TO ORDER.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe.
25c. White and Brass Curtain Poles,
10c.
Painter's Supplies, Crockery. Glass-
w'ilro, ot'o. ‘
Painting and Paper Hanging.
son-r iOKl u.) ' . .I‘T‘J
PATENTS .IOURID.
D OOUTrotlalwnTo '
37 WASHINGTON STREET. 7, 1",, ,,
‘South Not-walk. Conn. '
Telephone connection. '
i“ ”ran”. .
Oohnbli,
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EMF-I hora Throat. with sinuous
duo;
' Loading"? illicit?"-
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going“ to”? may..." ;
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