around yet. Get
Pine and Tar.
H. W. CHAMBERS.
The bridge 111111111111.
«this.
of The 11111111111.-
placed an the bridge our Hafnsr’s'
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litter box has bun
news store. Items for publication are
collected daily. They should be slum
ed by the writer II an evidence of
good faith. f- . _
George Van Keuren. of. East Nor-
walk. is laid up With a sore band.
Wp‘u—u—u
Michael ‘.‘D Drew has returned from
Norwich where 11'. has been attending
the funeral of his brother.
who“
‘ Captain Reynolds? sloop still. lies 1
high and dry on the bogs down the but
her and defies all efforts to float her.
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JamesN W. (36911, who resides In
Brooklyn, has our the house re-
cently erected in F th street by J. C.
Hawkins.
- A meeting of the. East Norwalk Fire
District Board of Belief will be held
this afternoon at the store of E. E.
Gorbam
A meeting of the newly organized
girls Athletic Club was held last eve
aids in the rooms or 1111' Pastime Ath-
lotic Club.
Charles E. Dimnebacke has resigned
his position with the Computing Scales
Company in Saugstuck and has taken
one in Bridgeport.
The 111015111501 the Junior Prayins
Rand held. 1 “finishing was under the
lendeishlpo' our: Day. J1. and prov-
ed a very interesting meeting.
Daybreak on the Dark Continent
Joshua 1. 1-9 will be the subject of
the meeting of the Epworth League
at the East avenue Methodist Church
tomorrow.
3 hwwa .
Harold Bundle, who hes been In the
employ of the Cannectlcut Railway
and Lighting Company in Bridgeport.
has been transferred to the South Nor-
walk adios.
A. Stuil's grocery ran away this
morning with the delivery wagon full
of groceries. While driver Edward
Merritt was in the house of a custo
mber the horse started and ran
through Second street. It was topped
in front of Marvin’s coal odice.
The Rev. J. E. Adams, D.D., of
Stamford. will preach in East Avenue
Church Sunday morning at 10: 30, and
afternoon hold the Fourth Quarterly
Conference All members of the
Conference are reouestbd to be pres. N C
out and those who are to make reports
1111 please bring their reports writ
ten.
The lecture last evening by Mrs.
McKinstry at the Advent Christian
Church was largely attended and p1 o1
ed to be 11 very interesting one. The
subject was As legorlcal Representa-
tion of the Two 1111111111. The sub
iects of her lecithin prrow will be
Rodent tion 111 m Redemptions
In Ant ”paw '
Tho nineteenth was a gala day in the
home of the Cldpgattles in dear old
llnrlom‘, as it was 'the anniversary of
Albert Briggs Clspsattle's birthday.
forty five ye as Well as the
21Mylllthen Dorsey,
day he wed
twentyone your; evions. The half
:1. dozen other mom or of. the family,
headed by t queen! Josephine. put
in their up ”9 change.‘: and bought a
handsome cpl-Ear pi this?”" box of
candles, a scale} Mr flank e, our.
menu 1 "13‘ 1' cont
11d, w ch.“ meant
for her. 1 slo and
Albert 1111 M .: In, elaugh at the
comical yon . ,1 child“ s expense.
When night came on there were twen-
ty- one wax candles arranged around
the cake, making a picturesque tin‘tl'
pretty scene and touched the hearts
of the old folks more tenderly than
words could express Briggs father
went into the war to light for the tin-
ion In the year of the farmer’s birth,
and 111m conti" In ill s Which
clung 111 111111 1111,1111 Mt
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ROWAYTON.
“Agents «1- 31d Iv‘qlil; Instinct, in
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William James 1111111 111111111 have mov
ed into the title place in Rowayton
avenue.
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fills Carrie‘l’ettyo has)
port. t ill
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is a abundant in _
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fu‘né ral .
Iiownyton Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. E. WByshe. pastor-‘—
-1’l‘he Rev Dr Adams, presiding elder,
. will branch at the Sunday 111111111111
' in too thin but in a couple more days
- water and made live inches of ice In
ill}. a few nights. ,
than Dauchey have returned from their
Long Island trip in tile sloop Ruby.
1? starters ofthslld,
1E. 823111111 1.11% benigqfccidli lid. and thé
won it 11111 bestsntad. as soon, as the
Mrs. Eugene Cushman and Mrs.
Louis Sewarby went to Centreport.
it 1., yesterday. to attend the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. Suydnm. Mini
Jphn Lowndes Is also attending the
service on the topl c. be Wonderful
Name. Communion service at the
close in charge of the presidin al.der
The pastor will have charge of ev-
oping service. which will be preceded
by a brief service of song. '
V J. Beneiisha, the talented and
genial telegraphet' at The Sentinel of
line. South Norwalk had a vow nar
row escape from being seriously injur-
ed this morning while nilghtlng £1.11!
11. trolley car. He was rescued by a
fellow passenger, who prevented him
from sl ding underneath the wheels of
the rapidly movina car Mr Beneusha.
ougi‘ rather taintnnnd 1 Wind. I!
at " stir/.11.! ”The continually is to he
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all» at Acme or Naphthn Soup free.
it" i mamas
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1311an any;
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For the lloneilt of the residents at
Barium; boll stlp Ibeardslnd lot
car no has us ”Lia placed 111 mm
of A isn't Drug 0 a. News lusts.
personals and .1111 111111.111. will be
solisctsll each afternoon. 1 Not. for
leads-1, 11111 um 11.11.. at null
.1111. all item. sinned. Agents
for 1’11. Evening atlnsl In Darisn are
Madness“ loll. Arthur Slams and
was ac. Sharer. Otdm sent to any
of the above will resolve prompt at
‘1de ,
William Flemming. iJr., is quite ill
at his home in Darlsn or an attack of
the mumps.
Lewis Southwlck with two friends.
from omen University are expected
in Noroton for Easter
Charles Scofleld. Robert Morrison.
and John Harrison am going south. i11-
tending to locate at Miami Florida
Francis Scnnion, of Noroton. is ex-
pected home for Easter from Yale col.
loge. He expects to gr'aduato next
year.
Mrs. Henry Selieck is considering
the purchase of a 25-ncre farm on 1110
Blue Ridge mountains. near Ashville,
Gus, Miller has taken a. position at
Port Chester with a large lumber yard-
and has moved his family to that
place.
The new scenery for the hall of the
Noroton Hook and Ladder Company
was executed by Charles Bennett and
Robert Morrison. ‘
James Wood has one of his “Nero
ton heaters" and three of his “Harri
cane chimney tops" in use at the Boi-
dier's Home, Noroton Heights.
Prank Southwick deserves much cre-
dit for his electrical work in the new
hose house of the Volunteer Hook and
Ladder Company. Mr. Southwlclu is an
expert in this line.
Among the visitors in Washington
this week were Mrs. G. H. Tliley and
G. D. 'l‘llley, ofDnrien, and Mrs. F. C
Taylor, of, Stamford. They. were
guests at The Willard.
Next Sunday morning. in the Dorian
M E. Chu1cl1. the pastor, Rev. Georle
series of sermons entitled "Stepping
Stones to ”Ether Things " In the
events o 'clock a special song nor;
me will precede the sermon. .
of evening sermon, will be "Gall olsm "
Don't worry about young Joseph
Medlll Patterson. in any of the other
half dozen young socialist millionaires
who are said to have been summoned
by Mr. Phelps Stokes to Noroton, his
place on the sound. it isn' t the social-
ist of sltrustlcn olives that is going
him.—-—Boston Transcript.
leemnn E T. Bates. of West Nor-
walk is supplying his present calls
for ice with five inch ice which be com.
moaned to cut yesterday morning.
None of this Ice will be stored. as it
like the past two, he hopes to resume
harvesting There was hardly a. scam
of ice on the pond when the last snow
came. but this became saturated wlth
anon "ANGIE comm wuu.
ll'lNN NA.mrcl1 211-141 was again
, :nilbuam 11m yesterday 111.11 11111
Freeman. will preach the feurth in‘ a '
to trouble 11s. 'l‘ are iar'e too few of“
Orders Id 66: {NW
will Milli 111611111 muss.
Miss Anna 81 John. .1
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' her home in New York after a vial
here with relatives.
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mun-1:—
Mrs. C. Jennings is back at the
mother in Norwalk
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Still they come ”from Bridgeport and
“pr tar ”1119,1111. our prises clams.
in the plat two ears this local-
11,1 hits becoriie‘ "11111111111 for them
Special Lenten services are to be
held in the Episcopal Churches t01
night. There will be a prayer service
also in the WWW (lithium
NE " CANAAN.
J B. Flagg and Howard Hoyt. of
smith' s Ridge, are working in Spring-
as
Lewis H. Laphnm. of New York, has
purchased about 26 acres of land ill
ldough avenue from Mrs Clarissa P.
s .
Efforts are being made to retai:
Miss Mattie h Hoyt in the posbofiic
until the expiration of her deceased
fathers term, in April 1607. A peti-
tion has been circulated on all the
mall routes, and among residents 0
the town. it is universally desir
that Miss lloyt continues her service
until the term expires
~—-—
A iine house will shortly be erected
in Smith’s Ridge for Dr. Williams at
22 East 48th street. New York. Plans
have been drawu by Architect Van
Vleck and 8. Goldsmith. of 111 Fifih‘I
avenue. New York. The house will
be 5011102 feet, 2% stories high with
modern improvements There will be
Jon“ Flour. ; sip; bag; 3535 1,1,1, six tiled bathrooms. and the house will
last chenille I'utt'sr, 25.; lb. be finished throughout with hard wood
W‘Mr up.“ Ghnocl‘dts 15¢ cake doors. A 11111111911 or elevator will also
Four c“. Good Corn ‘ 25° be installed. Itl estimated that the
1111. Boxes 111119. 11114111... , 2111 cm wm be 150.0011
With each pound or series. 30c; or
half a pound of flu. 301:, will give two WILTON.
Eben Gilbert has tented 11 house on
Beiden Ilill from Jehn 001 ham
Charles Horton has leased his farm
on Beiden Hill to New York parties.
Mrs. Anno Pike. of Brooklyn. in the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Frederick
Benedict,
Nordeld Grange, of Weston. has pur-
cbdsed the. piano ow 1101! by tho Wilton
Library Association.
Monday's storm was undoubtedly Ihe
spring equiuootial. as 1hr 111111 crossed
the line Wednesday. the 21111.
George Brown has been making his
semi-annual rounds of the district
schools in his capacity as school vis-
tor.
Richard Morinrlty has completed the
contract for muting out railroad “(1h
from Huckleberry woods and for de-
iiverlng them to the depot.
The Arielle, of Stamford, have pur-
chased the Forster farm on Nod iiill,
Lind last nook moved into their new
home. They communion farming on
.1 large 1101111-
The patrons of the R. I". I). route re-
ccivml their 1111111 an hour late on
Monday, owing to the severe snow
storm. Some large drifts mudo hard
traveling for the carrier's horses.
A number of spring robius have
boch seen since the recent soVere snow.
which forecasts that "Winter has been
lingering long enough in the lap of
spring."
LYONS PLAINS
Mrs. Henry, Nichols is visiting in
Daubury and Plttsileid.
Albert Gerhardt is spending two
weeks here with his parents.
Mrs. Frank Lyon is in Bradlcyvilie,
caring for her sister who is ill.
March is doing itself proud. with six
inches of snow. winds blowing a. gale,
if it
and thermometers down to zero.
m.
“GIOIIER' S“ III! PIAGE "
1110 111.151.1111 11.1111 .
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Spring “viz: New 111111111.
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admit?”
”who in drops re”.
6ku I
Norwalk ‘
hé‘fu
Farms after a day's visit with her .:
1'1
111‘ est winter in Connecticut
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”militias Tues 111111111111;
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A code 111‘ , ruse.
Mercury dropped til 6111 Abow Early
Tully.
The temperature oi today has been
sending cold. shivers up and deem the0
spinal column of gentle spring. At slit
o’clock thisl mornluz the mercury re1
The
were
h‘
an at eight 0 black It was scarcely ten
in yo. At no time. up to half. past
two this 11111111101111. had sdthn mercur!
shown its head above as treating
point, being at that hour twenty-d
degrees above zero.
11 will be recalled that 11. your use
now. after one of- the severest wlnterl
la recollection, every bit of (root was
out of the ground sunny planamm
gardeners were a or their onl'l‘x
planting This in matter the mill
history.
there 1111;. been more file‘lg
during all the 111111. of tilt} winter com
bland. and 111 the present 111115. 1111‘.»
third 1111,,- 1'11 the calendar sprln, snow
is piled 11p in the streets. neighing
is pnssabiv good and there is little in
dirntlou mm the duvp 111 April shows
era 1110 11m :1 li11io mote than 11 week
8W ny
11.1
All persons liable to taxation In the
towns of Norwalir, and Darion, state
of Connecticut. are hereby notified
that the M‘ilOOi tax for said district
will become payable 10 the. district
collector at his residence on Filiow
street, on and utter April 3d, 1906.
from 9 a. at. in .‘1 11. n1.
On all taxes which shall remain un-
Dllld after the 3d day of May. 1906.
interest at ‘the rate of 9 per cent. will
beeharged from the lid day of April.
1966. until same shall be paid,
WILLIAM C. DURHAM.
District Collector.
Dated. West Norwalk, Coma. March
iii, 1066. ml? 24 31
; tr
w. have endeavored stdsll times
to bring our customers the but the
market alluded, .1111 our selection of
handsome wall coverings this lesson
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hanger-
hnnglug wall paper.
understand
Guts, Painlen’ Supplies.
70 CIDER.
Window shades, Picture Punting.
IPIGIAL
tum. 10°. . 1
billing and Piper Hanging.
1.11. ataxia
W Washington Itmt.
01111111 "mm.
06
911de 1111-111 . M war
fl'fi'mm and wbsnpl uyyA loll
In «1111a Its dons. 1'
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
6 Monroe 01ml, Io. Not-walla:
1.42s
" PLUMNNGIAND STRAIN
and o.
tomorrow in L»...
gistered only six degr cos above zero 1
West Norwalh Scho‘ol District. Ol’ the ‘
Crockeru.'iflmll$. "WWNWW I
Cloth Window Iliad» with Fringe. 1 ‘
25:: White Curtain Pain, with Fix. 2;
11116111111115 . ‘
ll ls unit 11111111 the no “I want when the
1.
.1 prmtlop or I > g
pciictll‘r of 11 pig
the 11111111111111111111 .1111 medicine
glues. such 1111111an 111111111
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311E sflv's. slits-1129”. ‘ a
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litany Crosby. the bi 11d hymn ml or.
will)“ contribution of. over 6,000
hymns 1111'. made her tumour the coun-
111;; Mar. celebrated her 86th birthday
today at her home here in honor of
Miss Crosby special services will be
urn g in the various churches in the
ty tomorrow.
CONNECTICUT POSTMASTEBB
WASHINGTON, March 24 ——The fol-
lowing fo1rth-cinss pesimasters have
been anus ted.
Connecticut—~North Grnnby. Lyman
B Coalition Washington William
Ford
POLISH CONVENT BURNED.
WILKF‘SBARRE.P1I.. March 24.-—~
St. Mary's Polish Convent at Nauti-
coke was burned lodny. Two sisters
were taken from the burning build-
ing with difficulty.
SPECIALS.
Our Best Butler. per lb. ..........
13 Strictly Fresh Eggs ...........
Good Family Flour.. per bag ...... 60c
3 pkgs, H. O. Pancake ............. 25c
2 lb. pail (‘ottole‘ne .............. 21c
Compound Lard, per lb. .......... ilc
211 0.1119. A...
East Norwfilk, Ct.
711. 0111 2231—3; '
When you use a
Gas Heating
Stove
No trouble to light
nor to} extinguish
Connecticut Railuau
and lighting [11.
1 mamas mammal masher. Ni
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Ohm-Ion I. ‘D’ow.
HARDWAan
m WASHINGTON STREET.
1-1111» ill-01
huhumli
0n ”ti
weir-odor).
. fluhm), “431m,
at rim-1w
Netti
stir on 11118116 pin.
, at low prices.
TPrices $2 00 UP ' 111 11111111 11111 1111811111
£11111 311111119 ‘
rim,
ally 0%:an .
lqoi'caclt in. 11,1111. 1,
‘ 1) per cot. sonii
1y 11111.1 date 1or issue. , slam
1- shed ten years.- Ten thousand
h I paid for pronis, with Increased
surplus show results. Particulars on
"qu chURN a A
011ml out.
101 no 111111 at. ‘ souls man.
w,_~.....,...7t.,
harps Fruit shad,12c lb.
Whit; Halibut, 126 lb.
Sliced 8111111011, 101: lb.
Emolts, 121: lb.
Olsen» and White Fish. 1 101: lb.
Fresh Herring, 711 lb.
lplnllh Mackerel, 121: lb.
hilt Fish 71: 111.
Round Clams. 30c qt.
All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-
sonable prices.
Decrees.
THE. PEQPLE'B FISH AND OYSTER
1' MARKET. ‘
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
South No‘rwalk.
WilliamEJdeeker .
General
Contractor and Plumber.
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Honest Work and 111111.511.
parlance.
Water St... South Norvalk.
spouses Ipos'r 0111111011.- nox 547
Two SOUTH NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK.
Both had Endowments paid them
this menth by the Conn.| General Life
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they insured again in the same com-
pany. Why don't you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. 80. Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 336—5.
Seldom have we had so line a stack
of Furs; There never was a more pro
pltious 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
Afull line of line Mlllinery to be sold
Call at
I. WASHINGTON ITIEIT.
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
Ililil lllIllllllllllllK
MUTE NORWALN, CONN. .
..
TRANIAOTI A GENERAL BANKING
looms".
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$178,500.00
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FRANK C.
.VAN SCOY.
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contracts fer house
will 1111 glad 111‘ has.
your work.
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thing you need tor the d 1 1
at your house lurid-'1'“
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0111- mfgnftgai'l'slnhtrurp.
and Electric Llama throughout.
cry room belted.
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Fine Bu1|d1ng Lott
:4 IN 11012me PARS 1
For sale at very low figural.
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For prices. part1culsr and W0; 7
Address 1‘ , . Ii, .
JacobM. Ln. , ' ~,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. I.
5 Railroad Ave. 80. N
THE JOHN 11.111111111111111
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'ALL‘ INSURANCE. REAL I01".
Hoaroabss. NOTARY. If ' .1
IOA'r TICKETS secure I I
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'ER- was...
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should be equipped with I It“! ‘
snow white. onepiece "Btsndnfl"
cslaln Enameled Lavatory. 1 1
Have you ever stopped to W
how delightfully convenient it with
be to have hot and cold runninng '
water in your dressing chumhel‘. ‘
in; apartment of limb floor
room? its presence would afford
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prim
plumbers are strictly comm
chanios. honest and reliable. ‘-
Horacs R. it
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