bronchitis _ Also my
Lnxetlve .T, blots carry all a cold
like magic. ‘ .
i. w.
are it
more etroe leeome than any other of
its class. has made its appearance
. Up to t “present time no
thong" been malls of anytbl
For. or me. o1 do
of The Bentlnel. letter box has been
placed on the brid e near Hefner's
news store. . items or uhlioetlon are
collected daily.
ed by the wri r as an evidence of°
good faith. .
' 'II-eu-uu-
Mrs. Clifford Randall and Miss Mary
Jones spent yesterday in New York.
.m-am
The regular weekly meeting or the
Junior Band will be held tonight at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
.A meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary.
of the East Avenue Qhurch. was held
on Wedfim at, this home of Mrs.
0. Henry Jimmeteon.
n—e—u—qw—n—
The. regular weekly prayei meeting
was held last evening at the East
Avenue Methodist 011 h. It was un-
der the leadership ,of e pastor, Rev.
Edward Cunningham
The Rude] Oyster Company suspend-
ed the work of. opening. oysters for
thesessoatodny.» This: has been the
busiest season theconlpeuy has ever
had and more oysters. have been open-
ed than ,ever. before. (The bouillon
department has been running nights
gelling a supply ahead for the summer
season.
“Modern Heathenism and Its Effect
0n Christianity,” was the subject of
the lecture. last evening. at the Ad.
vent. Christian..Church.by Rev. Mrs.
McKlnstry. This evening she will not
speak 0n “Dootrlnes of .Hsathenlsm Vs.
the Doctrines of Christ," the subject
formerly announced, but will made her
address on “An Allegorioal Represen-
tation of the Two Covenants."
Armed with cal-wigs, with emblems
of melamine DYlil‘ 8.84:1! Bile, and ii hair
of spiked dilrru‘pe on both feet Uncle
Ned waded splashed i‘lounderod and
slipped over the Slough of Despond.
as he humorously calls East Norwnlk
on whose streets neithei a snow plow
or a besom has ever been seen out-
side the trolley tracks as far back as
the mind of man goes. Had it not
been for the thoughtful kindness of a
next door neighbor the old fellow
would have been shouted in entirely,
but with a stout heart and willing
hand We was dug out. and for this
kindness the man of letters has be
stowed on him the title oi.‘ D. D be
having been so empowered from pass-
ing through Trinity College. when he
was in Dublin many Years ago.
.—
An eastern man recently returned
from the other side. and was telling
some of his experiences, in Hefner's
the other day, one of which was about
his going to thermos just- outside of
Liverpool. and receiving any number
of tips from the touts. telling to watch
how Sound So bet his money and fol-
low soil. This he did with the ut-
most c0nlldence.the result being that
he landed in the tons of Liverpool.
somailed from its site having once
been a pool frequented by a species
of water fowl kuoiim as the liver with
three cancers in his pocket. in this
dilemma be halted the ilrst policeman
what was the best thing for a fellow
to do who had no money. The peoler.
as they are called oyer there said:
“One thing i will give you a straight
lip on keep out of the way of the
police. or you i be run in as a va-
grant; but i d ’t mind telling you
you can get a night's lodging in the
poor house. but remember you will
have to work item the next day. " He
thanked the obiiging‘ M.-P.. but de-
tormlned to try his nerve, and going
to the first note - ethted lust. how it
all happened. . hen the clerk told
him it was asuillst their rules to
take in men without money. on the
sirimgth of the American tellint him
he could get money by telegraph from
London. he was given a glorious sup-
per and one of the best rooms in the
house. it so happened our friend was
not a fraud and did so he promised.
but it goes to show: how
men ought.” wlM alight,
bottom dollar in e; strange country.
'l‘hermdnietere mend Rowsyton
registered twelve degrees above um
mu morale which pretty ii
weather foil in time the spring see.
Mill. I“...
The old Avery pilide.
lukewarm
avenue. has been MM
ilrothfire, at. b: a
( “"0 or“! I ‘ t. y ‘ ‘ ‘
Nisceit . it's:
when pennies “filth“ ll
April let. The house will be then
oughly overhauled and tile property
improved
,riiey noun-ice get
’ wlch. or Noroion,
residents of
Derien. a news 3digital board and let
my boxlhev
lien'e Drug New‘e‘ item me‘,
personals and gadvertleeiuente will he
oolleatesé been afternoons «as ice
’ii‘mt b all i Milled. Agents
for he evening" Sentinel in Derien ere
Thaddeus Boil. Arthur Slideon ind
Wallace Sheree. -
of the above ‘will receive prompt at
tention.
Miss Stella Austin is visiting Miss
Fitch in Buffalo.
Mrs. M. J. Waterbury has been ill
forlseveral days.
Thomas Riley's little daughter is ill
with scarlet fever.
Alvah Weed, of Noroton, is confined
to his home by illness.
Mrs. William Nixon. of Norotou. has
been ill for theynasl; week.
Miss Bessie Weed has just return
cd from a trip to the tropics.
George Dugdille has been ill with a
severe cold the past two weeks.
M .
C. 1.. Payne and family have arriv-
ed in Noroton from New York.
James Wood‘s horse fell and broke
the shafts of his sleigh. Tuesday.
William Andrew sang in the Pres-
byterian church choir, last Sunday.
Mrs Cooke. of Noroton is eaten
dgluing New York friends for a few
ys
lib-duh S. Fitch. Sr.. of Buffalo. is
visitllng his sons. at Norolon, this
weci.
Mr. McAulift, of Noroton. has been
including a week with friends in New
'or .
Mr. and Mrs. Roland have returned
{‘rom New York city to their Noroton
omc.
William Wood has just completed
Violating the fence of Wee Burn Golf
.ln a.
James Raymond is engaged iii
painting for Mr. Ashton, 0! Norotou
Heights
The Associated Underwriters' of
Connecticut are making a. new mail of
Noroion.
Miss Flora Wardwell, of Norolon
has been ill the past week, but is now
improving.
Miss Charlotte Fitch and Miss Stol-
ln Austin recently visited Miss Basile.
of Brooklyn.
Richard Leonard cleaned the roads
through Noroton. Tuesday. with bill
show plough.
Miss Alice Pooley has been visitlnl
her cousin, Mrs. George Jayne. in
Smith Norwaik.
Rings End Fuel Company is expect-
hit: a cargo of assorted coal, 800 tons,
in in few days.
Miss Clara Scoifiuld. or Noroion, has
been visiting her brother and family
in New York cily. '
Complaint has been made about
chlrkcu thieves hour the seminary on
the Norwnlk road.
m
have been visiting a few days ill Mr
Soulhwirk‘s home in Norolou.
Mrs. C. W, Maury, of Norman, gave
it largo party St Patrick’s Day. The
tables were decorum-fl tastefully with
green.
A party of youngs folks from Stum-
lord were entertained by Frank South-
Wednesdsy eve
plug.
The Presbyterian parsonage at Nor-
oton has been newly painted. ex-
:‘rarlor and interior, and greatly improv-
mm
At. a recent meeting of the Presby-
larian church members the Rev. Dr.
Martin accepted a call to the pastor.
sic of that church.
(‘yril Crimmins was up fror‘i‘i the
city the ant oi the week. on with
his Shetland pony and cutter. was tak-
ing in the good blelehisg.
Thomas Riley is paintingDr the reel
henceforth wicdabyDr White.
on the Stem 0rd Tuarbllle. at the cor
nor of Dolleader Point road
6%
‘ West Not-walk new;
landed in?- met,
om:- eent to any I
Mrs. Ogelsby and sou, oi Yonkers.
03-“: Tuesday morning, after
p_enow~slorm.
of the members at:
Elias the James “Bates farm on the
.. 1hr. Jolie‘s
tor a. number of are been superlnl
.tendsnt Millie, son Phelps Stokes
farm. but oniAprl lat will never his
connections therewith and go into the
dairy business
A petition for a special town meet-
ing to act upon Mr. Obmegie it proper
sition to donate $5. 000 towmd a pub-
ed over to the seleclmen and it is ex-
pected they will take. action upon it
at their meeting next Monday. The
petition has seventy-live names at
inched.
~Cheapest accident insurance ~Dr.
Thomas' Ecleetric Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. Al. drug.
gists sell it
Mine“
WEBTPORT-
am tor the Iverliili eentlmb lilt
Weetpert, are a. Dlilomnl and Wm.
Neeh. Orders bent to either of the
leave brill reeelvd prompt mention
put—ubi-
C. .l Sniouri of New York was here
yesterday on business.
Members of the congregational
church had a very enjoyable time of
it' last night at the parsonage where
9. social was held. .
,, Herman Petrie begins to turn his
thoughts toward Compo Search and ills
pavilion. Petrle affords the one source
fer entertainment there in the sea»
son.
'9'“
.Just as the spirit has seemed to
move the. town fathers to activity in
the. matter of road improvements along
comes the blizzard and knocks plans
sltywnrd. .
Now it appears lliul the deal about
consummated with a New York boni-
foce tor the leasing or Beachsids inn
fell through. and the place is alleged
to be in the. market (or rent.
it is a base slander to allege that
Lewis Wakemnn Or any other of the
Selectmen have plans and specifica-
tlona for "thank you ma'iuns" with
which to Jar scorching soloists. howls
wouldn’t so jar their feelings even
though he might. on; e in it chain
placing tent at the brl go with a view
to getting hold of one of the culprits.
The season for autos and scorching is
at hand and the Selectmen would do
well to make the law plain by posting
notices to the east. and west or the
town relative to the logel rule of speed
allowed.
OLIARS THE COMPLEXION.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimuv
isles the liver and thoroughly cleanses
the system and clears the complexion
'ot pimples and blotch“. it is the
best laxative for women and children
as it is mild and pleasant, and does
not gripe or slcken. Orino is much
superior to pills. sperient waters and
all ordinary calhsrtica as it does not
irritate the stomach and bowels. Plain.
ted's Drug Store.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Lucy Scovillc. who has been
Indisposed. ls convnlosCeni.
A teachers’ meeting was held
Center School yesterday at 2 p. in.
ii!
Miss Daisy Fuller. of Ridgelleld. is
visiting her uncle. John Stevens,
Smith‘s Ridge.
chbert Brinkei'hofl, who has been
seriously ill. at his home in Railroad
avenue. is reported much butler.
Owing to inclement. weather. the
working of the inltinlory degree in
.“GlOVER'S [iii FUSE
The thee with both
comfort and style.
was limit when Reedy.
' ’ an; '
Residents of Dorian appreciated the
. promptneas of the eeleotmeu in her-
lug the streets cleared by the snow '
lie .lihrary for Darlen hhsibeeu iurn- ;
Wooster lodge. l O. O. F.. on ”two can. .
. I 59“”
ii in - know In
thetAiieripe‘u
at the Presbyterian ,
etbioge
. you and
,, you, can t piberl.
ob e‘re one at uni fly and enmi’v
perform your daily tasks or care for
your children.
The relation of the nerves and gen-
thht pint-depths of the nervous pms~
tied a, nervoue dehiiliy. the blues.
e p earners and nervous irritability
“from some derangement of the
o gallium which melted her a. women.
File of depression or restlessnese and
irritability; spirits easily eifected so
that one minute Illa new; the next
minute Wasps: pain in the abdominal
region and between ti! “iodide";
lobe of voice. nervous yepepeie: a.
tendency to cry iii. the least provoce-
tidy—ell these point to nervous pree-
tretlon.
Nothin will relieve this iiiit i
ddhdiilonéend;reveut months Wm R!
tint on and en rin lure die
Til. Minklium a V «crime ”Ping.
'impfliueh
Mrs M. E. slmm'iu ofi
Avenue "foilliil ii. N. Y ,, tee: _ .
"I cannot “pores thoi wonderful relief I
hfie etiierieurbd by leklii idgI I.vdis.li‘.. Pink-
heme Vegetable ( tuliplillll isolated for
along with nervous muttion back-
ache, headache. lore: of it peliie. l mold
not; sleep pud would walk the floor almost
ev ill.
Madam ee ilm' tors euil got no better. and
life well a burden. i has advised to try
[mile E. Plukhams \egetnbls i hardwood
and it. he: Mir-lied Wonders for me
I em a “all wumln uiy nervousness ie all
gone and my friends say i look ten years
younger. "
Will not. the volumes of letters from
Worden made ntron by Lydia E. l‘iuk-
hemp Vegetable ompound convince
on women of its virtues. " Sun-iv you
cannot. wish to remain kick, nook
and discour.sgrd exheusled each day,
when you can be as easily cured so
other women.
ditluics. was puslpuimd unill iielitjiou-
day.
A party of young people enjoyed ii
sleigh ride to Springdiilc, Tuesday
night, and attended the lireman‘s
dance.
.loiin Devnuna, who is ill
home of his daughter. Mrs.
Everell.
slowly.
at
George
Richmond Hill. is recovering
David Patterson. (“film has been ill
for seven weeks of ileum-pneumonia.
is much improved and able to leave
his bed.
.——n.—_a_.. ‘
This evening Miss Katherine War.
Willi are
We have endeavored at all timee
to bring our customers the but the
market afforded, and our selection of
‘rbendeome wall coverings this season
we think a crowning triumpth. We are 5
anxious to have your judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hangers understand
hanging wall paper.
boob. Plinltis' Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades. Picture Framing.
IPIOiAL
Cloth Window Ihedee with Fringe.
lilo: White Curteln Pelee. with Fix-
tures, loo.
Frictional Filler Hanging.
L. H Decker
«in em
. rhnerlzht and ”when i say ’A job
I? Washington emu,
. Wfrweik.
Jack of all Trades
”bird-Mt
is done. its done. it
environ I. «sealer.
Plumbing. “fleeing and Item liming.
“ ll Monroe WOW In. Nemlle
W
it
i047. we
PLUMMNG . D. W
MIA ..
eretive organs in women is so Mule.
theI
trucker“. lamps. “insinuating A
“inspected the progress of his new mu
dance in Oenokc avenue.
nae. has uraived home after spending
a mouth with relatives and blends in
New York and New Jersey
w The ten-cent social and entertain
meat. held in the lecture room of the
M. E. church. Tuesday evening was
well attended. .. 'l‘he ladiee' Aid So-
ciety will use the proceeds for foreign
missionary work.
The funeral service for James A.
Tuttle. who died Monday morning. ab
ter a short illness. of pneumonia, was
held at the M. E. Church. yesterday.
at 2 p. m.. being conducted by Rev.
[4. M.- loiiiisbui'y. null .wus silenilud
by delegations oi members at” Woso-
ler lwdge, l. 0. 0. iii, and Commodore
Perry Council, 0. ii. A. M. interment
was in imkeview Ceirictery. The dc»
ceased was a highly respected rilizcn.
and leaves a Williiw and soil (iiiiilcs
A. 'i‘ullle.
ail—rm
A claim of 35 pillefuccs were adopted
by Pouus Tribe, No. til. llilp. 0. R. M.
Wednesday evening. Several chiefs llll-ii
warrions i’roiu Ouux Tribe, Stamford.
assisted. liiiliuiis were present from
Tribes in Norwalk, South Norwalk
and-Bridgeport. in addition to llu-
thirty-ilvescnlps taken Vi‘educsduy by.
citing. lll(‘ warriors iiilvc siiolclimi the
top pieces of Hill local citizens since
.lullililry 31. Al lhc conclusion of the
SPECIALS.
24 College Ave. ‘ Beet Norwelk, 6!.
Tel. Deli. sea-c.
tinfoil ‘
Wiihliiii Work
When you use a
Gas Heating
Stove V
No trouble to light
nor to} extinguish
Prices $2.00 Up:
Connerliuli liiilwau
lull iiljiiiiiigl Bil.
lilliiiiiiii
FOR DALI ‘IV.
cit-rice l. Dow.
m WAIMNGTDN » STREET.
Deena iii-I
PI ‘u‘r eri-lll. of New York made .
e. visit to this {we Wednesday dud *
We ‘
Miss May lbhirty, of Stamford eve '
Our “vi-ll “Illii'l', per ll», ..........25r
li‘. Strictly Fri-sh Eggs ........... 25c
lilmi il‘iliilily I-‘iour., per bag ...... “Or
3 pkgs. ll. 0. l’iinruke. . . . . . . . . . . . .L‘fw
2 lil. pail (‘nllolenin . . , . . . . . . . . . .21r
Compound Lard. per “l. he
91;, GUARANIEED
PREFERRED SHARES
New York Realty Owners Co.
zs sold at 8100 each i amounts
Slllil to $10 000 pay 3 per nt. aeuii~
annually from date of issue. Business
established ten yeais. Ten thousand
checks paid for profits, with increased
surplus, show results.
request.
L. COBURN, General Agent.
South Norwalk.
Particulars on
16 g...
Main St .
Large Fresh Shad, 12:: lb.
White Halibut, 12c lb.
Sliced Salmon, ’ 10c lb.
Smells, 12c lb.
Glucose and White Fish, 10c lb.
Fresh Herring, 7c lb.
Spanish Mackerel“; 12c lb.
Flat Fish, 7c lb.
Round Clams. 30c qt.
All other kinds of fresh fish at res-
eonable prices. . _; ‘ “‘3‘ i“
Dacross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
South Norwalk.
William E. Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING. ‘
Honest Work and Ample E‘x-
perience.
Water St. South Norwalli.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
TWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN lN
LUCK.
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the Conn.| General Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the some coili-
pany. Why don‘t you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. So. Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 336—5.
Seldom have we had so fine a stock
of Furs. There never was s more pro
pltious time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of beautiful Sets
to. choose from at low prices. Clocks.
Suits. Children's Coats and Dresses
A full line of fine Mlllinery to be sold
at low prices. can at
The Fair Clock and iii Slur
.8 WASHINGTON STREET,
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
Bill iiilflNii BiNK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANIAOTI A cause». RANKING
euemue.
time 7
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Inst-.- V
IURPLUI AND PROFIT!
Macedon
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some H. MATHIWODN. m
JOHN H. was». mam.
canoe or. LAYTON. our».
oiescroee.
I. H. Mathewson Henry Ieyn'ielvl
John H. Kn: nmuel Grumman
JeeierRJMe n J. Well Mervin
christian Gleam John H. llhi.
F ' H. ewes
. w WM»... H.-.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PENDING. iii "if? '
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. STEAK. "m’
BOT mm iii
'AND “"11!
WRITING. i
manhunt”.
Milne.
W
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ie e'iittie larger than evérb
Wonderful how low yo
we do the work“ in the very ill“
manner.
We have taken e good ‘
contracts for house painting
will be gladto submit figured til
your work.
We try to carry in stock every
thing you need for the decorstilll‘
of your house inside or out.
E E
Gorham,
TELEPHONI "Ir-I
1. Fill? IT. I. NOIWA
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOE
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms I special feature. Hi
and Electric Light. throughout. IV-
ery room heated. ’ '
RATES RaaeouAlLl. ‘
Finely stocked Cal's in council
A full line of Acksr, Merrill I. am ‘ ‘
dit Co. a celebrated Wines, Liquors Ind. ' '
Cigars always on hand. .
T. J. SULLIVAN, proprietor. .
Telephone Cali, 390—4. i. "
Fine Building Lois
IN NORWALK PARK 1 *
For sale at very low figured;
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and totmil.‘
Address . l
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. i
5 Railroad Ave., So. Nome!"
.___.__,. LL- .,_...._.._.~.:-_—;§
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL msussuca. REAL
MORTGAGES, NOTARY.
sou TICKETS PROBATE soup
pareurs secusso.
e eouu MAIN STREET. , ' .
Tel. Call, 408. “ ,
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHANv V \
IER.
.‘45'
“but...
should be equipped with I dainty.
snow white, oncplece “Siandlfl” Per "
ceiuin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you owr stopped to con "
how delightfully convenient. it, would'
be to have but and (0M running with
water in your drosslna «handler, else
in; agilliul'loni’. or first floor t
room is pressure wmtld afl
the hlgest degree of commit. (ltd m
We Will gladly quuio you 9110“.“
plumbers are strictly competent m
chanics. honest and reliable.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST.
tooth Norwelk. Conn.
l! W is i M. W
leeledee: : Weeliihgteiim W
Telephone at heuee. m
Norwalk Chronicler