a” ,-...._ M.-. W...
Irunsehwslow
Simultaneous
us. orbits Iii I . ,
tlo‘n. Contains the smallest per cent.
of alcohol and lamest amount of ex-
trdct of any liquid extract malt on the
mtrket, _
2167: per bottle: migraines for 250.
:1. 25 s Adored.
The Builds human
For tho conVIVn lined of the notion
ITh 8 t in ..
31m: 07.7"” fddV‘vo mm, '7:
no“; gar?” item'smor summer's“ .
co 7: o n-
«17th y “'Wflfléo out , V V
M! I “he ‘ WI; ” ‘ ‘4
Adelbert Partrick continues to im-
prove slowly after his recent poison-
lug.
The furniture tor the Mayflower
Hook and Lsd3/6r Company rooms will
be furnished in s. Viihéi‘t tune by A. J.
Collins and Company. V
A conference of ministers of the
Advent Christ/low Gilli is being
held today in Dnnbury. or. James
w. Davis and Rev. F. S. Mnsworth at
tended. .L L.
A complaint was received this morn.
ing from a friend of the Pastime Bas-
ketball beam in which he claims that
the team was the victim of an unjust
decision by Vt.he umpire.
4......”—
A regular business meeting of the
Pastime Athletic Club was held last
evening and four new members Were
admitted. it was also decided to in-
stall shower baths in the club rooms»
The Pastimes, Jr., will bitty the blur-V» V
walk High School basketball team in
Randall‘s Hull tonight. This is the
second game, the Pastimes winning
the first. All young ladies nod girls
are invited.
The class meeting of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church last evening
was ca very successful one. The pro-
hzltlotlers‘ class also held a. meeting in
lthc church and the result of the two
was quite a service a- .... L
It will be for the interest of the tax-
puycrs of East Norwulh to attend the
district meeting nex. Friday evening.
to receive the resignation of the Fire
District Committee, and to hear thclt
report on the new fire house. and to
elect at new committee for the remain
tier of the term.
To the Editor of the Evening Sentinel
Dear Sir: As we hear there is some
misunderstanding among the taxpayers
of East Norwaik us. to whom it was
that culled the lust district nicotine.
we wish to state that the meeting .Wus
called for the Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company,,,and not for the dis
trict committee. The people of East
Norwalk are aware of the fact that
iherehas been a dispute between the
two companies as to how they were
to take possession of the new fire
house. As they could not settle this
dispute among themselves, the com-
mittee was requested to take the mat
ter in hand. The committee. not will~
ing to take it wholly upon themselves.
held a quiet mating with me of the
citizens of East Norwslk and they de-
clued with the committee to let the
contpsules go In 'on the partial plan.
()no of the citizens who strongly up-
held the partial phrn was one of the
first and strongest at the district meet-
lug to out it down and disbund the
Fire Police. We were instructed to
build a tire house and not to dlsbsnd
the llrc companies, null furthermore,
We had not the bowel to do so.
Yotus respectfully.
CHAS. H. GEHRMANN,
,gjflfl'rwsliigl [NC
gm. ROM .
Committee.
" cosmos.
Amt- in ”his Ming midil’dl. l»
iiowsyion. an F Lockwood.
Elwood Brosdwoy Civil-ib- Potty.
Orders sent to any of tho above will
resolve prompt situation.
Win"
The indies of We Hook and
Mulder Company will hold a special
meeting Thursday afternoon at 3
o clock. at the residence oil Mrs. RB
Barclay, Ronylon Mom ‘ I: A
W
The inner Md society oi the Will
nylon Baptist Church, will hold its
manual supper ,7hls evening ,st . the
wrmrm
«- nun 1-"-
win stimuli
murder“ ..
harmfulondtho donotcm
for it sit
, ill
777th
M! i: mo
or
post Maine Poisioo’tV- fields.
V srlllcrlv FRESH sees
dbl. _ _. grills mm
‘; ih'eLdemnnds or encourage home seek
.i. It‘ll/else" .V. .
-V so...
My. Vaupper will
4:30 o'clock, L.
fill ouchre party.“
fair being well
bio. it WI. ‘3“ . .373
house. This ” {W
t, event .the st-
indéd an enjoys»
iwnwcli
Later dancing was enjoyed and re
freshmeuts were served. “‘
WWWL
lones’ Pillsbury s and Gold
Ilblli’lli'f'loill‘. ' Limb W‘Bild
Robortfimlth
‘VlL‘rL a 11%,;3’13.‘ L
Phone 251-6. Rowayton, Conn.
wAgOnu for in. EVvVoannu Caution. is
Weapon, or. o. Diplovonol and Wm.
I. Nun. Orders soot to either of tho
above will receive prompt emotion.
Mrs James Jennings has 17an en-
tertuining friends from out of town
...,...L_._,,.,.,,_
Ashley Vlilow‘ell of New York, spent
the end or last week in this vicinity
Mrs Etta. Willardson has returned
to her horde in Hoboken, N. J., alter
a visit with friends here.
Joseph ’VG.V Hyatt has made mater-
ial improvements to his home, and
the hospitable retreat is the more sin
tractlve in consequence.
-.-Get estimates on repairing cud-
pointing your. Into. LN. murmurs
new garage. 2
A trifle Marchy. yet for all/oi that
wild geese, spring birds and warbling
grobbins tend to prove that the coveted
‘w‘orm season is it hand.
T'VhVéV public is it unit in the opinion
that Westport should have a town
building, and it is quite up to the Sc-
lectmen do take initial steps with ihut
end in view. .
it would seem possible for some on-
terprlslng property owners here to
{livable to the necessities in the line of
desirable tents in town and furnish
the Seeker after home with it place.
Nothing is being done cli‘hcr to meet
ers to locate here.
With the approaching warm weather
thoughts of the moment turn once
more to Compo Beach and l possi-
bilities. Both are plain. but there il
nothing to indicate that the obstruc-
tionlsis have lost complete control of
the town fathers and affairs along
Bench lines, or that we are to have
smoothing of o. resort for our public
during the heated term
Don‘t let the imby..snffor from eczo
ima. sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan’s Ointment gives lnstant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All druggist sell it.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Pour] Bouiou, of Norwulk,
spent Sunday at her home in this
place.
Six persons were admitted to mem-
bership in the Congregational Church;
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ray, of New
York, are guests at the Ray homestead
in 'i‘nlmndge Hill.
Mrs. Burchsnul, of Pcnnsylvnnlu,u
daughter of Herbert Bossu, is spending
sortie time in town. .
Murtln Wsssiug went to Mount Ver~
non, Monday, to attend the funeral of
a relative in that .piflct‘.
George weeding Ind Miss Doro
Waning, of Strontium spent Sunday
with their gtnudparenis here.
L' Oscar W. Binkerd has gone to Day-
ton. Ohio, to be present Iii a family
reunion given in honor of: the p7ih un-
pivot- only of tho‘ ninrl-lltge of his pur-
ollts. L
W
The Philly Thnlclior plucc, recently
purchased by Mrs. J Mortimer Dow
hus been cemented into ll float class
boardingdwpse, Vhlth Mill ho hum
as "The Ardslcy”
DON'T GET THE HABIT. .
willpower: is niuob of a habit. Don't
Dyspepsia Cure after outingeaiig‘ag‘u
Will uit belchins. Running, 17'1ng
and row hi.“ it. Whit
you eat and makes Rtho stomach we» run
Kodo is a thorough discount and Wm
o‘flor relief from any disorder due to
The Lions sou Tigers loyal! to."
yesim‘hhy afternoon. and he {orator
team won by theme ofihirty Lilvo to
thlerono. This was the first. use
for the championship of The Norw
Another game will be played next 8st-
urduy. The lineup follows:
Lions. . . Tigers.
in Puwlwtty.lV......... A. liurrlwb
Pitcher.
d 1.111
. If”)
Illirst hallo!”
Raymond
Ids-.34.:
‘8. 'V‘ t
det‘ Crimping; hold a. Very "duc‘lVioss- ‘
, or. tank sunk In the l
the sums rm u mus w W“
imperfect digestion or m assimilation .
at by The ifford Phat" .
may. Kilo 'L'UPLL
‘ 1. LIONB. as: noses. a.
wry;
HM Isms;
.J. Murrul'. VV
rs and resld nts of Hamilton sve-
nue and Sound low Terrace, asking
for a crosswalk on Sound ”View 'l‘er—
use. where the street intersects Ham-
il Who L mi
9
Shields,“ Mer. R. Byer and Dudley El.
Hoyt.
new v in d by Jacob
it?“ st’ton. sdmtidiiflse glitch for an
extra. electric street ii iii.
avenuew Wat It) ed 1
e p c not all “r, the
fight», at Fairneld Ldvsnue
street was moved several feet up the
lighted use as Well Les formerly It
lights with power to, opt
City Clerk
chief engineer of the dire“ Capitalism:
South Norwallr. Coup.
Feb. 28. 1908.
To His Honor, the Mayor and
the Honorable Board of
Councilmen of the City of
south No‘Milt, (loom.
flourished: L tidying been
honored with the selection as
align] what of the Comm guitar:
(in dbiic Chum-ship on
eration of the We chat Civic
Federation, ibL int? is run-
nicipal ownership or public
utilltles in this country and
abroad and hairir’i‘g else boob
named as one of 'the 'Idvlthoe
. committee of three touch for
Europe about March 16 next,
1 Would therefore respectful.
ly request your honorable
board to grant me leave or
absence from my duties as
chief Len inset-of ofthe South
Norweik re Dena mom, ‘uh-
til myLrelturn. Whi will-ho
about August 1st.‘ L
Lin. the meantime the respon-
sibilities of this oillce may
be safely intrusion to First
Assistant Engineer George W.
Bognrdus, Whose ability and
excellent qualities fit him to
assume mm with honor to
Dill; fire department and him-
sel
The Board of Electrical
Commissioners of this city has
already kindly granted» Line the
necessary leave of absence
from my duties as generalvsuL
perin‘topdeni of the South
Norwaik Electric Works, to
cover the period above stelcd.i
in connection wiih the work
that i shall soon take part in,
It lnny be of interest to siuie
lhat In consequence of the
broad scope of the investiga-
tion undertaken by the Com-
misslotrof the National Civic
Federation, the number of
municipalities to be studied
by the commission and its on
pert custom and uccouumnts
have had to be limited to those
which offer the best fluid for
the investigation. South Nor-
wnlli, however. though one of
the mallow citieson, the list
to be visited. and the smallest
one in the whole country to be
represented on the commission.
stands at the top or the list us
an example of the successful
results of municipal ow ner-
ship, and will be visited by the,
commglslpn upon my return:
Res artfully
ALBERT E. WINCHESTER.
1110 Council voted to grunt Engineer
Winchester the leave of absence asked
for
The following letter was then read;
Norwnik Conn
To the Honorable Mayer and Board of
Councilmen of South Norwulk.
L Gentlemen: Knowing Liiow much
your city needs pure drinking wotor,
also how uneconomlcul it would be in
iiitor all of the city‘s supply. since
such t small part is required for
‘ drinking, I herewith submit a proposia
tion to you
If you Lwiil furnish the site (it will
require a space only a t 15:10 loot)
. 11 will put .up a lilimiion plant and
_, sunramec you all the pure water your
' city needs for one cent per gallon, and
liar nil over 109,000 gallons per your
that you require; one-hull! cent per gul-
ion
lin at anytime the water should
prove unsnunfnctory,L. my pity ho stop
until i make it satisfactory. Alter
‘ ton yours you may have the opilon of
buying the plant or of continuing as
before. The plant would be built in
nL Lyory substantial manner ind would
last one hundred years. You could
pnvido tunk wagons, 'such as the Stand-
tmi Oil people use. or wooden ones,
such as are used for sprinkling streets.
list-h consumer might have I barrel
tidied or in his
collar. to be filled through a best) by
gravity, either from the street or
drive, the consumer to pay such prices
as will cover expenses tho i would
«ugliest letting oil citlsedo who come
M It. nlilns their vessels from a doc.
out free if you desire an interview
on the subject i will gladly meet with
Yours in the house .of pure drinking
WE
A. it ViililDVWiN, 'u n.
71... commonality-s rhfertdd‘h
“petition was received from the L
‘ Peter V
It was referred to the commit ‘
"t" ”it?“ dill-iii... "“‘LL‘ lid t‘i‘i‘smem
ilwmwzgnsmdflfldm wig? . '
“about
dCedsr .
avenue so that Fslrhold avenue is not ,
was referred to the committee on , V
Taylor thdln rub the fol- .VV
lowing letter from A. 13). Winchester, L ‘
L day sud i now eniog'
Ho. nook out not be complete with
“ill.
will indigestion.
Vhleinded Kodol.
tier henlihV
than for many years."Y Odol digests
what you eat renews sour stomach,
Lzas on stomach, bdlchln’g, etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
FORTY‘ HOU RS‘L DEVO’NON.
Marys Church closed yesterday morn-
ing at 8 o‘clock. The Forty Hours'
oessiul ever witnessed in the church.
The priests prpseht. were: Rather
«Wfordx
mainford; v. Richard fihoncl.
itidgcileld:Rev.Wulte1-J Shanley,of
Danbury; Rév. John D
Dunbur- , Rev Thomas limb, of East
Port 0 esict. Vitev Father Roth, of
Norwnlk: Rev. John storms, on
Greenwich and Father Fogerty and
Father , nil-ell of. 3 l.
sizes 74. 76, 78; also 34 to 44;
new spring models, regular price
$7.50.
V V‘bgrlnt I 7'7
The .Widnj Store.
NonMKVI ..‘ .1 ”(If
WilhemH meeker
General
dosimeter and Plumber.
emporium.
"Whitefish: _ _. My!» Ex-
summonses
4; THIV cozy consult
WI
dflfdfii‘v’ifi’
ll dilioront
t Mbomfl
s
end shell 0! ’4 its
prices.
l
Q. “m! rundown. _‘llo E". “am
a. osmosis»
, 'Onl
The Party Hours‘ Deviation of St-
Devotion thisyeur were the. most suc~
Socquei. of Hartford: Father Muher, ,
of South Norwalk; Rev. J C. O'Brien, ‘
Rev. EugeneLBuillvan, ,2; L.
d :3
Kennedy, of L.
improvements :7 diamond its“ for I, .
Loops outlay.
in line with the generl improm-
i'nu‘ntlt on the New York. ow Haven
and Hartford railroad, that company
Is now planning to lust-cue its L-taciii
{tips for handling freight. at Sinmtord
. and will put up three new buildings
this pit; and, One oi: these will
. be a re phir hop to be 50 by 100 test.
algal but it store muse lid by. 50 feet;
a. ymall office building 25 by 10
Li L An addition is also to be but
on he roundlio'use in that city. accord-
in; t9 the stobliment of oliléi‘uls of the
”Many in New Haven. .
it is now stated that Ethc Dower-
hnuse in which will be generated the
autos to supply the proposed electric
the between manifold and Woollewu
i be located about three miles out
ViVVdo of alumiord and near the Cos Cob
village, as before suited Work on the
new power house has already been
started and its completion is expected
_ in a fewmonths. ‘At any rate the'con- ‘
‘ tractors hope to have this done long ‘
before, theolectrlilcation of the road
has been completed.
. A SCIENTIFIC WONDER
The cures that stand to its credit
have Bucldcus Arnicu. Solve a scien-
title wander. It cured E. R. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husban-
dry. Waynesboro, Pit. of u distressing
$3 of Files. it heals the worst
, Sores, Balls, Ulcers Cuts,
Wounds Chllblslns 11nd Salt Rheum.
25c Iii E H. Baxter 75. South Nor-
and E. P. Weeds, Norwalk drug-
stores.
VBAVNVKFVIUPTCY RROCEEDINGB.
,V , itctlnfi upon the recommendation of
'referees, Judge J P. Plutt in the UnliL
ed Slates district court yesterday or-
dered the. discharge ilom bankruptcy
ol‘wullain Pintl‘ 2d of Bethel. A
bankruptcy petition was filled yester-
day by Andrew Palmer of 'l‘orrIugion,
whose assets are $200 and whose liabl-
litlss. are $1. 698.
PityL may be akin to love but it's
Loitly in poor relation
i.
”W Rood d Volk
Electrical Co.
38 Washington Strut
South Nomalk.
V “Everything Electrical. "
$1.151nrittul Colt
ChaufloaVVquifybow.
HthWARE.
m thuruo'ron STREET
“one 1021!.
NEW YORK. NEW TVIAVVVEVN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
‘0 TIMI TAILC.
In Effect November 13, 1905.
lewi scum vuonwnut Wu
uswv 1
.5; l‘
its-12 n: 5:217, :751, can,
I: 50,’ sums 7: 18, 8'18. 8:42, 9:03;,
szsz'x, 7-56. 10-301. 11:06.112171.
p u-ziusx. 1:07, “1' m
l: 77:, ii: to, 3 out. s: 74.0 bx, 7.17:,
8:001. 9: 62;. 10:31.
9 4‘27. ism: 1712mm“. 7:751. 7:57
P. '.:M-7 tor, a: 08:, Ii: 45 7:011.
7:28, 8.001.8::,0:28x,962x1
77M .1” son sou-m NOHWALK
50, ll. so 7.50 77:00:. s. 07
mix. :zoox, mix. so: 03x. 10:.“
i». lit-17: as: 1: at. 7: 00:. a: as.
gulls, 8:441, 473.. Clam. 5:03! ll: 09
26 8:001, d: 08. 0768, ii: 02:.
o.so,11:oo:, 17:00:.
1, Iundoyo.
11,. 11.264086 1' Ob‘illzglxm '08!
u: .MI" Mt. b y I I
”sound It 7797st 'er vinyl
A. ills-12: 08!, iliiix, l' 56!. 0:18,
7L2» 7L :9 o 11: 10.0 11.11 4:
villain} m’LLi .731'7 :llig'I L
s- to, a: in a: oak. a: 7'1, 7. 10:. ll. liar},
V Maorfl, Iii hidden to” slim
. ',111AIV ILL-11:10:. 15:11!” 3:10,
171m
rim—11.47 7 iii: 9’: LiVIVVtx.
tours s s vs 77 com.
, a. silk)” mum“
nu- * t .n nook-7.17.
,7.ux. on. Mills.
3,6:OBJ MI.
lefiflmV.
h.
: run away with
man tries to run nwuy with a boss
L that
VTWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN m
L
puny.
\Bcechum's Pills are the “ounce of.
ll'Cvt‘llill'Jll" lllut saves many a dol~
or lot cule KCLD disease iron:
getting in. and it will never icy you
out.
line sole}, Luards ainst Hm iii
colon tmiiisur Awifll 5
high Kgfigs. R«uior Bowols
thousands—~111Mb
easements
undres m“of
('le
and? on
y
1111s
a remedy that has stood the test
for half .1 century and is now used V
over all the civilized globe. They
purify the blood, strengthen the
nervcs~ rtuulnte the bowels did the
kidneys and cult sinlllnch troubles.
. Build up the nervous iorcc and re—
pair the ill sheets of overeating
Illc best 5 ofcguard against indiges-
tion. bilillusncss and dyspepsia
Take Brl‘chum’s Pills regularly
at“ Will Will nlalilifllll gqhd healtll’.
small cost.
Al Small libel»
Bold Everywhere. In boxes 100. and Elie.
STOJANOVICH CABINET RESIGNS.
BELGRADE Servin, March 'l.~o'i‘he
Stojunovich cabinet hull tendered its
resignation to the kind, giving as the
reason for so doing that the minis
ters cannot accept Austria‘s proposals
for Lille conclusion of u pollilco- coul-
merciul agreement with Scrviu.
“Aren‘t you afraid that horse will
run away with somebody?”
“Friend." said Bronco Bob, "it ain't
nothin in Crimson Gulch for u been to
a man. it's when it
there's
danger."-~--Wushinglon
Star.
UCK.
Boih bud Endowments paid them
this month by the Count General Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the same com-
Why don’t you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. 877. Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 336—5.
lo I little Inger M
buy nice goods hero. Yo
we do the work In them: "
mam.“
contract: for house painting
will be glad to submit datum
your work. ‘
thing you need for the deceit!
of your ballot insidb air out.
I! Flll'l' IT.
and Electric Lights ihrougiibui.
cry room heated.
Fine Buddlng Lois
For sale at very low figureloV
5 Railroad Ave. .,
Our stock Vol nob
we have ilk-ii K to“
Gotham, V
SILVIPHONVI IVIH
on: some FRVOiif other.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a spool” fond".
'I
Ev:- .
RATES RsAsONAsn‘I.
Finely stocked Cafe in 007777me
A full lino of Aokor, Merrill A 69%”
dlt Com coiebuiod Wines. Liquors the“ Vg}
Cigars always on hand. ,
r. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor V
Tolopbono Gall. 398—4.
_IN NORWALK PARVK- ‘
Restricted "mm. V
Lee f .L_.‘
For prices, particular and tom;
Address
Jacob M. Laytoml
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
So. Not-uni? j :
MORT AGES
BOAT
. ._...__... .. ”wom-
rm: .76le a Lawns-libs
’ AGENCIES
ALL INVsyRANcE, REAL ESTA
NO'Vl‘AFlY, er
ICKETS PnoeA‘I'E so
PATENTVS SECURED,
I sow-l MAlN STREET.
Tel. Call, 403.
Seldom have we had so fine a smell
of Furs. There never was s more pro
pitious time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of beautiful Set:-
to choose from at low prices. Clouks,
Suits, Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of fine Mililnery to be sold
at low prices. Call at
The Fair that and Fur Store,
cs wssumo'rou when.
so. NORWALK. CONN. L
llll lillllllli lull
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
rumors A GENERAL “muse
IUBINBV“.
smut:
$100,000.00
source-ms norm
“731800.00
sums it. cinnamon, mo.
.lolm H. KNAPP. Wool-m.
MOOI u. uvroil. 0mm.
i’t‘i"
u
DlliiOTOlO.
I. H. Ill-thump Hoary log/mow
John H. Knapp Iomuol Grumman
Joslor iblllswln J. Wei , Marvin
0 worth Milli"-
rrod ill.
music
VAN scor.
W
holouthflfldm
EVEVRYV LADY’S DVVRVESSINGV CHK
should be equipped With
mow white, onopiece "Standordm
:elain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to c
how delightfully convenient it
be to have hot and cold running 77;
water in your dressing chamber,”
Lug apartment of first noon,
room? its presence would ‘
she higest degree of comfort. =
We will gladly quote you pri Dilr
plumbers are strictly co . .
mauled. honest and rolls 9., L
Horace R. lis-
consult MAIN AND writ
Vlommlnoi. omit
if {or Have "'
.s‘
us
Mloutii Norw‘slk, cons;
VDIV'fD W. RAYMOND.
Mal Dix-m
and Bloodlines.
Mllouoo. I Wampum Om
thinness oi ileum. iii-l.
, 77!: don’t mm
' Thug)! Hosted
. cold voter. both and
: Egkdoww and 17 M
l
Mimi:
PLUMBING,
sun“, . norm or 77mm ML-
nor worm L ‘* “"VW‘L '"F
AND . ‘ W“ ” ”W ”W
one rim-mo.
Norwalk Chronicler