Strengthens your tent, builds fill
up. create an appetite and aids dine
' lion. contains the” smallest per cent.
of alcohol and mm: Imounf.‘ of up
tract of any ““88 %mm 6%
market. . ‘ “ I
lilo per bottle; 2 bottles for 260.
81:36 a dozen.
. '“ZM?
placed on ..b‘ ’
news store. items or publication are
collected daily. They would he sign-
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith. I.
William P. .Beersvls'ctmflned to his
home by a severe'cold.
.il‘
0"
Miss Emma Snutonhof Danbary, has
been spending a' few days in town.
There will be a special meeting of
the Pastime Athletic Club. tomorrow
night.
gen—Aw”—
Mrs John Cromwoll. of East Wash.
ington street; ill endlessly ill at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W Decker
have been spending a few days at Tal-
madge Hill.
——Basketball, Rosanna Hull, Wed.
oven, Pastime vs Daubury; Pastime 2d
team vs. Orioles. Admission 100.
The regular“ w'eelfly class meeting
will be held tomorrow evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
Julius Benson is laid up at his home
with a severe case of blood poisoning
of the hand, sustained through a
scratch.
“ 4 a 009m ............ 25
R. Curtis and E. Voorhees will play 3 ck: OAT ' I" life size 25:
this evening in the Hefner pool tour- 9 " """""
“amend!" 'l‘he game pron-“868,10 be a 2 calls ALASKA SALMON ......... 25C
good one. 2 cans BARTLETT means ........ 25c
" 3 cans MILK ....I ................ 250.
The regular monthly megtlng of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder ompnny
will be held this evening. at the new RObOI’t am|th
truck house.
Phone 28 -8. Row-y» __ com.
The fromt social” of the rnIInIII‘cs . --' l . "'
Club an: the Decker "Clo of the Smith -w W.-. _ .--._ ..
Norwalk Baptist Church. which was
postponed from last week. will be held
tomorrow evening. at the home of
Miss Viola Del-ken, in Seaview avenue.
A large lumber schooner bound for
Norwulk grounded yesterday in the
turn of the river and owing to the very
low tides remained there all day.
is believed that she can be floated and
taken to her wharf today.
S. W, Vclsor had char . of the ser-
vices at the Advent Ch stlan Church
yesterday owing to the inability of Mr.
Davis to exchange with Rev. Joshua
Danton who was to have preached. Mr.
Davis sustained a. severe fall on Fri-
day. He tripped on a section of wire
in front of the new South Norwalll
Club building
The much- talked-of basketball lon
test, between the second and third
teams of the Pastime Athletic Club,
Saturday evening proved to be quite
a farce. The second team
afraid of hurting their youu fri do
The referee must have bad h a man
on the third team for he failed to‘
any fouls. even when Elsea carrle‘d‘
whole team on his shoulders at" onoe.
At the conclusion nobody seemed to
know just what the score was, as the
scoreboeper had gone home Wod-
nemlny evening the first team will play
the Sunday school class of Harry
lioyt of Danbury. Mr. Hoyt was a
former East Norwalk young man and
very well known and popular born.
The second i to will meet the Orioles.
who defeats them last week in the
preliminary game.
ROWAY'J‘ON.
Agents for The 'Imlnf‘m dentin-i. in
fixing...” andc
WWW
receive prompt attention.“
Order-sun!
trying Clerk is ill at his homo in
l'eunoyer direct.
Miss May avoid is ill at her home
in ltowayton. with.
, Pinball ill lit with thelreason
“militias.
Mrs. Jose
shingles all
lull m 0 lane of Lam
siteelnpohtmiau m. ‘_ *3 the
Islamic
mil II '
6' n l'day evenill
water from his ice pond and the boys
are having sport catching gold fish.
which are in the stream in
abundance.
the now Well on the Williamson prop:
erty yesterday. The well is expected
to supply the entire population of
it...
cost about 88, 000.
building is to be completely overhaul
lshlngs throughout
I collected cacti”
ran: Greenport. may island where he
WWW ”MM Him WW"
ll 8 l1 6 Oil home ISOMkelti“;
one as re urn In a r p
aryiliml. Baltimore and
fl?“ hill.
The ladies of
,Jlil‘l ’i' to
Jeh‘r‘reif 'ilat‘a
, . ‘ i
I rles W. Bell’n‘
Ii. usury
“Rodayt‘oti’ avenue. .
their fli'ot gravy
g at cumin: ‘e or Mr;
was??? . k .
‘ I: ”but mi‘fis or
‘I and Mrs. aeor
slime
Picador, in murdered
,‘ Mime John
.uti- ‘1'
stun. main use nuanced his
great
L—é—c—h—
Adarge number of people inspected
okeneke with water. It is sixty feet
cop and forty foot in diameter
Architect H C. Pelton,1133 Broad-
way, New York has completed plans
for the proposed alterations to the
Methodist Church An addition of
wood, 20 x 40 feet, will be built, and
this and the old building Will have a
stuccoed exterior. The changes will
Schicftsile & Nadine, of New York,
have received the contract for the re
modeling of the Rowayton Hotel and
the erection of a new barn. The hotel
ed, including the installation of new
plumbing and heating and new furu‘
Specials
Damon AND abdomen.
For: the benefit of the residents of
Dorian. a news bulletin board if too
tar drop box have seen pliedd'n nfront
of Allen's Dr‘tI tore. No Items.
personal: and q a lumen will W
can. Not for
In I ’gu uaranm of you
no t e planed. Anon
. lit not in Dari on no
Iddaus , Art or staunch an
al ace dimer. on». not to any
f till .h new. still rdoelve prompt at-
o - '
A meeting of the Board of Relief
for the taxpayers of the West Nor-
walll school district residing within
the limits of the town of Dorian will
be held at. the office of the selectmen.
in Barton. tomorrow, from 9 a. In. to
12 III.
publication, b
:th an item
fzr‘f'he Event I‘ll.
wss'rporrr.
A for the“ lvonlnp Iontinei. In
V! w I. Diaiavannl and Wot.
erl 0 “an either of the
Mrs sown... llittl been visiting
relatives in til
Norwal ks.
I
Mr. and Mrs G. W. (layer are to en-
tertain the Merry Twelve at a whirl
tonight.
Harry Sherwood was in attendance
at the county court house, Bridgeport
Saturday.
MIIIII Kuthyrn Allen has returned to
her home after a visit with friend!
in New York
or...“
Selig-tuck Afternoon Whirl: (‘iub
has suspended meetings until alter the
which season.
The Ladies Aid Society of usage
tuck Methodistltzhurch will give a sun
per in the near future.
W 3680 I#:0th it is enacted that
" nan-Ins '
luau. anionic
the Lockwood Lock Company, ”Booth
Nor-wall: has resigned and
learn the plumbing trade wit
Wilfel
l: Grenwald, New Canaan.
Samuel middlitractor. ill
~ Inakl 38% vglltenla on the
Donne roof almadge Hill.
.~ rotting on account fthe Praying Band
. in the afternoon.
. Clark for his kindness.
mother in Norwalk.
3 Hope was held in the Congregational
I here a few weeks lilo
Fritz Galina. who was employed at
by laying bard w60d floors in the
Ihouse, and enlarging the barn etc.
About rostrum sauna. time: by
Fred Force, held services in the Math:
odist chapel Show at moon. out!
were enjoyed by ”e oervlou
will be held at It ht next Sunday ev-
holdlng a meeting at. Scotts Corners
I
Jerry Clark of the Norwalk Box (30..
gave a very fine on rtalnme'nt in the
Methodist chapel hursday ovulng.
with his graphophone. . The selec-
biotic Were very Icon. and were enjoy
ed by all The chapel was filled to"
its capacity and all wish to think Mr.
new cauaau.
——-——u
Miss lebie Hoyt is visiting in flow-
ayton.
a.”
Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds is visiting her
Miss Bessie M. Show has been visit-
ing friends in Reddlng,
A social will be held at the Metho-
dist Church Thursday evening.
The Fellowcraft do
in Hai‘mony Lodge,"
lug. .
Motorman James J. Angus has
bought a lot on Richmond Hill, and
will erect a cottage.
W. L. Gerrlsh libs rented a cottage
on the Parker estate, Oenoke avenue.
for the coming season.
Mrs. J. A. But-chard, of Mlilln, Pa.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. D. R. Mer-
ritt, South Main street,
as was worked
Iedneaday even-
A number of friends called on Miss
Dora Seeth,_ Thursday evening, and
enjoyed a pleasant time.
Miss Lulu Pauley who has been
visiting in New York, has returned to
her home in Smith's Ridge.
__..
Mrs. John Burcbard, of Soutthor.
walk. has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. B. Hoyt, South Main street, this
week.
P. H. O'Neil has resigned his posi-
tion as foreman of the Payson Merrill
place, Oenoke avenue, to take effect
April 1.
Another prayer service was held
yesterday at ii a. m., at the home of
Mrs. A. J. Raymond, in Main street.
for the Baptist Church members.
F. W. Emerson. of Brooklyn, has
purchased the Francis Brown place in
Park street. His son-ln-law, W. E.
Strong. will occupy it for the present.
The regular meeting of the Band of
Church last evening. at 7. An interest.
ing program was rendered by the
young people.
Johnp‘. Faucher. an aged an highly
respected veteran. is said to h 1: ant
ferell another shock. Mr. F'nncher‘s
condition is serious. He has been
ill for several years.
Miss Lillian Hart lectured on Robert
Browning, at the meeting of the We
man‘s Club. Friday afternoon Mrs.
Humaaon, daughter of L. M. Monroe,
gavo readings on Browning. Mrs Hum-
aaon and Miss Hart .both of New Brit-
ain delighted their audiences and ran-
dereld an interesting program of high
Inert.
About twenty-litre local people at-
tended the evangelistic meetings held
In Mlanus last week by Miss May
Lord. who conducted slmila services
. Tb y left on
the 8: 80 trolley ind returned by trol-
ley late in the evening to Springdale,
where they were met by local convey
ancea.
Frank Burchard who has been em
played as foreman at Rockwell' :9 man-
ufacturing establishment for the past
twenty years has resigned. and will
shortly enter into the name boldness
as proprietor. He has hired the upper
floor of the old [Puncher shoe factory.
owned by Irv Lockwood. Edward M.
Gray, employ in Staniford. has ac-
cepted the lion macs vacant by
Mr Burohlrd minutes.
Plant: 0 ml: by rchlteata Van
Vleclt & oldsmllb. 11 Fifth avenue,
New oril. for the in residence for
Dr. liliams. of I! it Forty-afghth
street, New York, are being saturated.
lrrlurn here for the
apalaflll residences at
the rel-m are being put in shape for
their reception.
“M
There is bustle Iftltilll tits calmed
II evidences of their earil'd
her and Mrti. 8.1.. , Hubbard. of” occupancy ym owners and families.
Cannon. harem netting Mullah: m mum plaids promise of
Rosaries. _ being on of the moat. active of many.
l W
names with tho it. interest here now centers
II. Church at ”are Minoan «can when“ III to It in «root: or:
vice yesterday. n in that can:
manila idealist
moved into who?
bottles it: m8
home of her dulliflr. lira. Idtvai'tl
“n... at:
W
Mrs ”cult to “M? iii ‘Ilt tho
brie: for allied E off. Jeanna.
Sudden ”'83? cal cation at of
’ m’loom allow a
a call for a trump structure.
#08 log, two and half stories
all the .
including hole-131%}? ‘ Ii
Tow not: tilep
,III. .
il‘l’uIleolIdi, “dunno
hard wood“ oars. A passage:- elevator.
new. The estimated
mm will be about 850,000.
CM
«nurse him: A holiness.
proponent ulcer up.
old. Mala.
. O In 1008., While
on 59:11“wa String“.
Idol-til range w are
nitrite as a woodc'honper.r
they bad words and
. bound MI homo an»
it ins returnodto
9'0"“th alto could
in: set returned.
Ask your ._
he orders a potion! to drink
lots at are not: he editions
the dillon . of: a large
quantity of whiskey. Hell
on you “no" very annual:
catty. Yet nor: are I'J‘Itopleli‘3
who, when ordered to get
Scott's Emulsion. ‘will accept
seine wine. cordial or extract
Of cod liver oil and «think it is
the same thing or better. If
yen want and blood cod liver
oil in its best, parent: and
meat easily digested form. get
Scott’s Emulsion. If
want whiskey. that’ 3" another
matter, but don’t look for the
same results.
COD" . ””3. 009m 80., 880'le
WiNSTlili}, March lair-What are
Issuer: as “farmers' telephone lines”
are being run through ldtchfleld and
Berkshire counties,
exchanges in the larger cities.
in Igei‘lll‘hlre, got a telephone for
ml: he understood he was to pay
He and his in
and friends in
noa‘ quarter.
tallied to relative
and. New
RSS-
acquaintance
Instead of getting a bill of $4 50 Scotl
received one for 852 He paid it and
’then ordered the telephone taken ,
out. .
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SCHIDLOFSKI TRIAL COMMENCES,
tradesmen, Maser—John Schidlo
sat was placed on trial before Judaes
Hamlet: and Lawton in the Mlddlesex
County Superior Court today on the
charge of murder. it is alleged that
be killed his wife, Marciano. whose
body, badly bruised and crushed was
found on the grounds of the Arlington
Club at Belmont, July 12 1905. Schldllf-
ski escaped after the crime and was
later arrested near Denver. Colo, af:
ter asensatlonal bunt by many officers.
Since his lmprfhonment in the Middle
sex County jail Schldloslli has been
examined as to his mental condition
by slentlsts and has been pronounced
to be sane. His council Henry H. Win
connecting with .
I Mr Scott. a farmer living near Lee. I»
fly _
‘Fork and COnnactlcut' I
at: h‘elr neighbors called up all their I
as: abet lint solid to be
still: “rial: thebtlwolspgro rig t and
not poss‘slble to be Well when they
are Wrong. Through its action on
the bowels.
ev
cleana‘dlte bod lhsit‘lo s‘rrd team '
nolodglrtg l ofordisease. If for
once you Wt: sh to know how it feels
to be thoroughly well ivc this
famous laxative tea a tl’lil.
Sold by all dealers at 25c. and son.
REPRESENTATIVE ‘ GILBERTWTO
Congress from the twelfth district, an-
tn the Philippines which position has
been offered by the president
W}
with its stirring horse race, suggests
the thought that the incidental iatro-
ductlon of domestic animals in the
drama bus. when properly done, prov
on most attractive to audiences. The
horse. noblest of the animal kingdom.
has long figured in» the drama.
or of figuring heroically in a comedy.
terested in “man's best friend." the
of them. Cold Molasses.
savour: Amusement".
m
THE HORSE ON THE STAGE.
The popularltl'of The County Fair.
5“,
To
Neil Burgess the horse owes his hon-
Reallzlng that the public is deeply in.
horse, and that a running race is a-
most dramatic episode. ne' evolved
and perfected a machine for the horses
to run upon, and which, backed by a
moving panorama heightens the illu-
sion of the racc- -.track The horses
actually run at full speed for one min-
ute. and must necessarily be of good
wind. as they carry jockeys. and one
after a. "head-
and head ‘ilght' in the stretch," wins
the race. In this respect at least the
County Fair may be termed the spotli-
esls of the horse in the drama. Nell
Bufiesa himself will appear at the
County Fair, to be presented at Hoyt's
Theatre. tonight and in it is promised
that in this. his seventeenth year of
success, he will render a revival that
will prove his best effort.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Colonel Sawyer's great pack of gen-
uine Siberian bloodhounds are beyond
question the finest lot of canines of
that strain ever found in this country.
They are somewhat larger than our
Rocky Mountain lions and much more
strongly made. but. when aroused or
on a trail. have all the fleetneas and
activity of those animals. These fam-
ous bounds are touring. with Stetson's
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company this sea.
son. and will appear at lloyi's Thea-
trc Thursday. Watch for the big street
parade.
HIS LAST DOLLAR.
David Higgins. who interprets the
leading role in “His Last Dollar," is
not only an actor, but a playwright of
some note. having written, in conjunc-
tion with Dr. Baldwin G. Cooke. the
above piece. He is diet) the author
of "Up York State" and ”At Piney
Ridge." At Hoyt's Theatre, Saturday
night.
PRAIOE FROM HOME.
25 West Main 0St, Norwalk.
The Cornell Remedy
Gentlemen: ——l feel that it. is my
duty to let you know what Cornell's
Kidney and Bladder Cure did for me.
For ovor a year I suffered with paint:
s. wel men and recommpnd It for kid
soy and bladder troubles.
Yours thankfully,
C H. BROWN.
March 10. 1906.
.-
M. Tlmlrlnlelf, Minister of Common
co in an interview extonerates Father
(la n from all blame deals that .8 “H4 59: 5350010. 0: 008. 0: 08.
but? an ‘ltdiiralilg‘and :I man“?force '38:! 19-1-93?” 0:081. 10: 08!. 10: 00.
an audit: mo recevn any r- I. - -
of the closer: ' you by the ergment 15- M-“li'our 1' 04 0:008. 0:80.
to M MOON 8 .fl OI 8. {may 8381', 8' «x. ‘3“, ‘1”. O' 08! 8:00.
assistant. v bolus his enemies 8:003. 0: 08. 8: 68. 8:01;.
intimbate' ‘ 1 a re tloths‘r‘ill “8:. 1:1 00!. 18: I
rest scan ‘ event as
desired to throw dust in the eyes of ‘4'1‘036 1300. 88:082.
bill lollflwm giving lllmIillf the a I ‘4- 008.. 8‘ 00. 8:008. 8:081.
nominee of being prosecuted by t e 11 will!
government.
All iNVi‘l'A‘l‘lOft.
We askhy'ou to try a id'cent bottle
of Crumb Goblin Care and we will
pay back your menu it it fails to cure.
Atlanta dose loosens the hardest
sag“ I ”W Inga cigarette ll":
seventh A'mm‘rao sur-
S’l‘. PM) Min8n March 18 .~alttie
Masons on file the Lamina. estrou-
u. are alt II city hospital in a criti-
at condition. norms in salads
from a bullet mail. in the about an
the much is swarming trim (as
35:.” tile htaunts business
is said, planned to ppd their
W
ll: ll
lives.
health.
slow, of Cambridge. Phillip H. Sullivan
I of Braintree.
is in the hands of District Attorney
Sanderson,
ed in selecting a jury.
TORTURE BY SAVAGES.
"Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Phil-
ippines subject their captives reminds
me of the intense suffering l endured
for three months from inflammation of
the Kidneys." says W M. Sherman, of
Cushlng. Me
til l tried Electric Bitters, three bot-
tles of which completely cured me.‘
Blood disorders and Malaria; and res-
tores the weak and nervous to robust
Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter,
South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
walk. drugglsts.
WILL DENOUNCE SIGNOR RIOS.
MADRID, March 12.—-—Bignor Villau-
euva. who was Minister of Marine in
the late Montero Rios cabinet, says he
intends publicly to denounce in Par-
liament; the action of Signor Montero
Rios in making a secret treaty with
France wherebv Spain assisted France
in the questions of the Moroccan Bank
and the police of Morocco.
lomats here consider that the exchange
of visits between King Edward
King Alfonso foreshadows
AngloSpauish alliance.
The government's case
The forcnoon was occulll'
“Nothing helped me no
Price 50c
The dip-
and
u general
- William H.Meeker
"Honest Work and Ample Ex-
- Both had Endowments paid them
RESIGN.
FORT WAYNE, luli., March 12.—
Newton W. Gilbert, representative in
trounced here today that. he will so
resign his stint to accept a judgesh p
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General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.
parlance.
lialer St. South Norwalll.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
TWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK.
this month by the Couu.| General Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the same com
pally. Why don‘t you?
P. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United Bank Bldg. So. Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 336—5.
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Charles I. Dow.
HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON STREET.
in my kidneys. The pains were so "TOM 1'74
severe lib“ i {sit a; if a knife bwa:
bong t rust t roug me. M ac E
w... weak mil ma]... . Inna... new YORK. NEW HAVEN a
the good Corns l’ a say and B a or
.Cure had done for others and purch- HARTFORD RAILROAD’
used onto. I now can say that i am TIMI .1'IAILI.
III lffaot November 13. 1008.
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him into :z‘flnldleolllvOlved‘lnuthe char- 9,“ M. 18 "3' “5:. 0!. 5-453: 8.00.
as that It a :- organ as one was ' __
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Seldom have we had so line a stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro
pitlous time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of beautiful Sets
to choose from at low prices. Cloaks.
Suits. Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of fine Milllnery to be sold
at low prices. Call at
The Fair Cluck ililll in Store.
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
Bill Nilliilili Bill
court: uanatK, court.
runners A season. aAuKIuo
IUBINIII. .
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$100,000.00.
IUIPLUI AND PROFIT.
31.73.300.00 .-..,
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I. H. Mathewson Han laymen
John H. Knapp Ismael Iarumman
Joalar n. Marvin J. Wail Marvin
christian 810:: ill".
FRANK c.
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momenta.
srnsu.
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, why don't you have:
‘ this: new and upon-toilets.
CENTRAL"
manor.
We have taken a g '
contract; for house pain
will be glad to submit :-
your work.
We try to carry in stock):
nthing you need for the d ,
of your house inside or out.
. E E.
Gorham ,
“Lemons nu ‘
Is writer or. ’
inane...“
HOTEL VlCTOlll
one MINUTE FROM carom
EUROPEAN PLAN. .. '
Our rooms a opeclai feature; ‘
‘and Electric Light. throughout
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAIL‘:
Finely stocked om In «uncalled:
A full line of Acker, Mon-III In Ours
dlt Co.- celebrated Wines. Lique m
Cigars always on hand. . ‘ ' '
r. J. SULLIVAN,
Telephone Call, 808:4.
Fine Building i.
IN NORWALK PARIc-I' '
For sale at very low light ‘
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and term“:
Address
Jacob M. Layto
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Ave. So. Norwltl'
THE JOHN at}: was
AGENCIES.
ALL lNSURANCE, REAL E8,
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. 81'
BOAT TlCKETS, PROBATE IO
\ PATENTS SECURED.
I soon MAIN STREET..
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EVERY LADY’B OREBSING c ,
BER.
should be equipped with I
snow white, oneplcce "Stands“!
ceiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to 8m
how delightfully convenient it would:
be to have hot and cold running M8808
water in your dressing chamber. 8!
lug apartment of that floor
room? its presence would mm
the hlgest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion.
plumbers are. strictly competent. ‘ "
chanlcs. honest and reliable. '
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Funeral Direct.
and Imbalmr. I
10 m min at. lentil
“lance. 8 Washington
room: Hun-abysmal: I H
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