(Hr complexion
ya mm 11.1:
It teach” out all impurities and fo
matter 1111; lodgpzdin the pom :5“
. mnem 1 cm tivcly but mu,
- 111111111111 lien. ltgivauemye
of c an never before: c-ycri
cnccd. AheIlthy condition the
skin follown it: we
SOchIdSLOOwiIr
('01! l
and i'oo‘i'flfiifli’mmfi
Bridge Pharmacy.
H. w. Chambore.
East Norwalk Fire District
The taxpayers of the East Nor valk
ii‘ire Disttlct aie hereby notlilcd that
the District tax 111' two mills on the
dollar, laid on the Town Assessment
List of 1905 at a meeting of the Dis-
trict held 011 the (lib day of .,I111111 191111.
at the East Norwalk school house. will
be due and payable on the second day
of April. 1906, at which time 1 shall
be ready to 1eceive the same at my
store, No. 10 First st1eet. Penalty at
the rate of nine per cent. 11 your from
April 1 19011 will be charged on 111i
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
May 1, 1906.
E E. GORl-IAM,
(.ollct tor of Taxes for the East Nor-
wnlk Fire District.
Dated, East Notwulk, March 28 111011.
m'ii) ltlt
Mre. Nccandcr is visiting her sister
in Pr'01idcnce, R. 1.
John Cole conunenced Work yester-
day overhaulingr the yacht. Elskct.
Mrs.
ill,
MGM our proposition on 11111111111113.
St, John. 49 Water St. See for sale 1111.
Miss Georgia E. Mori‘oll is 11111111 ill
11.- l11-r home 111 South Osborne arcane.
ltcv. Jain-1.11 W. Davis wxil prtach t11~
inori'ow evening on 'I‘liinc Eyes Shall
See the King 111 ills Beauty.
(Ihnrics Hill. of South Norwaik, was
prcsunt at the meeting of the Junior
lland last evening and gave the 111cm-
l-crs a. vcry pleasant talk, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
111 vs. A. N. Paddock, of Scavicw ave
111111, was opcrntcd upon. this morning
at l11-r home. The operation was per-
t'orincd by Drs. .I. W. Wright and I’ylc,
.Iohn Cromwell, who has 11111111
is slowly recovering her health.
of lh'iiluvport, uncisiod by Dr. I". ll.
llakcr.
(11111111111 Reynolds has not. as yet
been able to not the 111001) afloat. A
nuinbcr of 11311111. Norwalk oystermeii
any that. he is stay ,too' long on the
ways and they want rhaul their own
111111111 out at the same place.
Plano are on foot for a special pool
match between W. H. Taylor, who
111111111 such 11 title showing 111 the recent
pool tourmunent at llafner‘s, and Etiv
ward l". llryunt iyant claims that
1111 will be able union} Taylor 1110 lo
301 i n
The 1111:1111” monthly met-11m: of tho
'ilh’iiillt‘ Athletic Club will be licld next
'I 11111ul11y night. at. 8 color-.11 'l‘ he P1111.
111111111 nt-cond 111111111111 the Trinity Cn-
1111111 at basketball at the Armory, last
night, by a. score of sixteen to four.
1111111.
11117. litre. McKinntry completed a
11111111111 of Hormone last evening in tho
Advent Christian Church, East Nor-
walk. and today will go to Bridgeport,
whcrc 11111.1 will remain for 11 week or
1111. and will preach in the Advent
church, of that place.
'l‘lu- acrvimu at the East Avcnur
Mcthooliut Church. tomorrow, 1111111111111
to be very intercutlnx. There will be
:111 1.111111111111111 interacting meeting of
1111' ldpworth 11111111111 of which the 111111-
,111111 will he "Serving With fibrin."
7111111. Funnio llouo will not 1111 hunter of
1111- meeting.
1.11.11.1‘hur11day evening a lame 1111m-
Imr of friends 11111111111011 (111111-1011
11111111111011. 111. hid 111111111. No. 117 V1111
tile 11111: 11111111111111 remit
and colds. Ask
«Indie 1 ,, ~7 1
”in 1.111.111
Iyourowndoctorlbcutit.
new of importance is to be transact-
on There are certain members of
the organlautlon who claim not: to
know whole the company'e quarters
1110, 1111.1 it is likely that there will soon
lice. The property 01' the organiza-
tion is now located 111 a room over a
saloon and some of the members do
not like the idea very well and wish
to move.
The parents or the very young and
relatives of the real old, are always
glad when they are ubi‘e to tear the
month of March 011 the calonda1',us it
is the most trying month of the whole
year for many kinds of dioceses. It
has been a remarkable one in the
James family, Mrs.E1MJames'. mother
daughter and herself as well 11,1; her
Cousin Briggs. having been born 111
March. Her mother, wnoso maiden
name was Angeline Woodworth was
married to Earn C. Dodge in arch,
and they both died In that month, Mrs.
Dodge, in 1889,11ged sixty- five, and
Mr. Dodge in 1903.11111311 seventy- dive.
Briggs was married in March. Mr
.Iamcs‘ mother was born 111 March,
ii 181.3, and his father died in March.
1841, aged titty-three.
There have been two birthday keep
lugs within the past. fortnight in the
Smith family the first being that of
Peuil the daughter of Oultey and M11
1l1'ed,on the 14th, and the other of
Lizzie wife of the favorite tenor. Jor-
01110, 011 the 27th. The little girl was
born in Chutswh'th. N..J, four years
ago, that being ,the home of the young-
er Mis. Smith 11 parents and most of
her rotations where her father is 01111
of the best known and respected citi-
7.11113 01 the entire state 1.177.111, or
the dowugcr. 1111 her fellow girls in the
factory call her sometimes, is a lit
1111' older, and proud 111' being old
enough to be the grandmother of such
a darling as Pearl. One thing is 11
little striking to strangers, and perhaps
not noticeable to. her family. and that
is that the elder Mrs. Smith‘s hands are
no larger than that of a child, and
shapely enough for a sculptor's model.
Thai; James Gouchcr has other tul-
11nts besides being a ili‘st~class brass
moulder was recently brought out in
an unexpected manner. Jimmy, as he
is better known, had the misfortune to
lone a couple of saw bucks on the
shore 101111. and which somebody is be
licvcd to know something about but.
which has never been returned. With
a week staring him in the face and low
sledding as far as money was concern
11.11, he tobk-his.cainels’ hair brushes
and palette, and proceeded to paint a
very pretty rural scene, .and all the
1111111 in the shop took a chance at. it,
so that he realized within a few dollars
of the 820 he had lost. Speaking of
oil paintings-i'eininds us of an incident
in the life of Sir James Thorndykc
while that. celebrated painter was on
anger] in 1111311111111; the dome of St.
l’aul'fi lathcdrnl In liondon. on the
scaffold scores of feet from the ground.
he tltcppcd back to observe the effect
01‘ one oi' the tiaurcs, and In doing so
was almost on the edge of the scaffold,
when 1111 assistant grasping the paint
brush, dubbed it all over the bountiful
figure. it‘ll\'ili1: 1'1 big streak of black
which so enraged the pointer. that he
jumped forward to strike the man, and
in so doing saved his own life.
THE RIGHT IDEA.
One would think the Laxative idea
In a cough 111-11111 should have been ad-
vanced long before it was. it. 11111111111
the only rational remedy for Coughs
and Colds would be to move the bow»
11111 and clean the mucous 111en1brancs
of the throat and lungs at the 8111111-
lime. Kcmu-dy‘s imitative Honey and
Tar does this. It is the Original Lax
atlve Cough Syrup. the beat known
remedy for Coughs, Colds. Croup.
Whooping Cough, etc. 'i‘aates good
and harmless. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. -
1.
ROWAYTON.
The ladies of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company will hold a whint
party on 'l‘ueudav evening next, coin
meticlng at 8 o‘clock.
Mrs. Jacob B. Raymond. who has not
been well for some time, 111 boarding
for a few weekn with her sister. Mru.
Hiram '1‘. Taylor, on 11111 West Side.
The "peepern" were heard by 111111-
douts of our village this morning, for
the first time this 1101111011, and many i111.
Ilovo that the approach of better
weather in at hand.
llr. 11‘. I. llnrucll. of South Norwulk.
and 111'. Footer. 11 specialist. from Stum-
ford. performed 1111 operation for ad-
111111111. yesterday 111111 hing. upon the son
of Edgar 11 1.111111 at hie home 111 ltow
uyton.
11.111 runioi't'd that George Raymond.
the well- known locoinottw engineer on
the Now York. New Haven and iiuri-
ford Itollroiul. 111111 purchased the .lud
141111 lot Just south of the plum recently
711111111. 11111111, in honor of 11111 birthday.
13111111111 Worn played and helvcllonu
Irum arnphnphoncu were 1111111111111 un-
til 11 111111 hour. At. 11:31) a tempting
111111111 111111 curved. Mr. 'l‘hmuptiun r11
1'11l1'1‘ii 111111111 very useful and pretty
11111111111111. About 1 o’clock the sheath
«inverted winning Mr. Thompson many
lumpy ruturue of 1.1111 day. 111111 all 11th
1111; they 111111 111111 11 very plenum 1w.
11111113.
A birthday party on 311111111111» 11111
Plait. It her home in 1111111111 11111111.
Thursday afternoon. 'l‘hom were ll!-
teeu snout: present. They wore on.
terminal with drunkophone selections
by Harold Flatt. At 8: 30 o'clock a
tempting touch 111111 carved 11011111111111;
of sandwiches. calm, fruit and lemon.
1111111. A pretty 111111111111 VIM the birtin
day cake, with It: «111111111. The child
rec departed for their home early in
the evening, uli voting Milli 11111 11
Wh'fii“... ' 1.1": '11."
911 u ‘3'“ hit 11111
$1111 11111111111111 my 1111111111311.
The East. 110er Fire P11111111 arc
Mauucrlnnghcro, . mm." Within
.1 11111 are to] to been cent
1‘ '
ucuulrod by Frederick Morrilluid, 111
l‘taymoml utrcot.
Frederick Mcvrillrkl tho «lanai low
or opt-tutor of 1111- New York. New 1111-
vun and liaiiiord ltuilroud Company.
and who 111111 liccu 111111111in11 in 8111111
ford for some time. 111111 purchuucd the
George lloyl 111111111 in ltuymnml nircei,
of Captain Edward ti. Hinlth. Mr. Mcr
rlilcid will have thcpropurty placed in
lll'NMtilltliI condition, 111111111111 11 number
of tmprovumoniu, and will take pounce.
1111111 1111011.
llownyton M 11} Church, Rev. E. W.
1111111111. p11utor~~8unday services: Pub
llc preaching uurvlce, 111: 110 11,111.; to-
pic. The Mercy of (1011: Sabbath
reboot. 1:110 11,111.: Epworth League
111111111311 will 1111 a union service with
11111 if 1' E! t.‘ E. of the llupthit
t‘hurch at 0 p.111.' 11111101111 evangelistic
service in the evening. preceded byn
fifteen minute song service, beginning
Controvuruy.
rltweyton Baptist Church the Rev.
1111 7.1111 11.111 11111111111111;
ins. binbllity of the
11111111111111.1111
“this“
tunic. 111111111
111111111 at the
“Pi 1111111111. 0111. of lion
1:
1: Cleverly. , Th
be 11 11111111 in the ranks of the Fire Po »
It 7 p 111., topic for the evening, 0011‘ b» ‘
11111111 1:. 111111111 pistol-“10130 n 111..
11111119111111 11111111111.
%fim Aid awed theologian
MW” w
mm biota - happy
110111111 service. cinema 1/ ”1.0.1111.
meeting of executive. board
SPECIALS
RED ONIONS. per 1111, ...........titlc
3 pkga. OATMEAL (100 size) ......2511
'I ACME 50.19251
LEMONS, per 110:. ....... .‘......200
NEW ORLEANS MOIFASBES". 1101'
gallon . . . . .161:
4 cans good CORN .....'.;.'.'..‘....2111‘:
RobortSmlth
Phone 251-0.
1.11.111..- .,........
., Rowen“. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON
Mr. and Mrs. E. E Bruggerhoi’ of
Newton Heights are ill with whoop
lng cough.
Mrs Joseph Hindley has returned
from an extended visit with friends 111
New Jersey".
Charles G. Waterbury to consider-
ably improved this week, being able to
sit up and see friends.
James 11. Raymond is carrying his
arm in a slim: having trouble from
white. lead getting: into a cut hand.
1' red l.111110n.whn has been. for some
time in Lou Angeles. 111 now in San
Francisco. He expects is return to
Darlcn in May.
The young people will give a dance
at the Town Hall the evening of April
'3. Will Dance and Brom Quackenbush
have it 111 charge.
The wife 111' Livcryninn Corrigan of
Norman Heights has received wotd
that she has inherited $10000 from a
relative across the sea.
James Woods late foreman, Jack
ilaggorty, who was one of the Florida
tourists took as baggage one fishing
pole and one alligator, whistle from
which grout. results 11111 expected.
Friends in- l‘laricn received litiv
week 11 post card from Miss Ann-.1 ll
Hadley, from Richmond. Va. She. 1111111
that the weather Sunday was. told
with snow on the ground. and that who
would remain there, a. week 1111111111.
Governor Roberts has apprmud thc
11'q11tsition of Judge A. B. llccrs, lr-11its
111cr ot‘ the Soldiers Home 101111111111
tor the cart1 of sick and wounded sold-
icrs. and $5. 000 for the care of disabled
Soldiers and sailors and widows of
veterans.
The. pastor of tin1 Daricn M. 11‘
Church Rcv George Freeman will
continue the series of 8111111111 11111111111:
13"11111111111: on ‘St.11ppin1: Stones to High
111' Things " ’lhcse are proving to 111
of Interest to tho 11111111111115 is shown
by the increasing IliitJltiilnt'tl, Sunday
evenings.
S. A M1111to11hcs moving pictures
and illustrated cones, 11 1111 h were .11
the Town Hall this woclt.\\'cr1c 1111
superior to anything 111 the moving
picture Ii11c 111111 11.11. cv111 bot-1i in 1111'
hull. 'I‘bc songs oli". ’l‘.Con111-ll,\
Were line. The 1/1ch Were clear and
large. '
Architect Iii-dry Marvin, oi‘ Stanr
i'ord has cou‘lplctc'l the plans 1111' 1111'
ri'niodolint: oi .Indzo John iluycs‘ dwel-
ling at Duricn. 'l‘hc alterations in-
elude 1111 addition Hlxrltl fl‘i'i,\'1‘lalltiit,
anew bathroom S11! tubs 111111.111 bot
i111' art giuse and humble 111 1111111111
lion “11h thus" bullion-locum .Iudu:
Huycs is to build .1 frame burn ii\. .17
11111 \H t‘tlllllllltllii. tion should 111-
'111111'11551111 lo thr- tiruitltct't. \\'i111 will
1'1-1'1111'1- 1111' bids
WESTPORT
11‘1'1'11 Lyon 11110 has hush-d 1111 nl
incl. 111' 11111111113. is 111:11111 at service for
the 'I‘ractiou (‘1.unpuiiy, 11111111 1111' Nurse
1111' the scigc.
A r11p1'cs1-11tutio11 ot' the 111111-11 1111111
1111111 111111111 1111111111111 tho 1111.11 1151111111ny
to be given in Stiatford April I? ”the
projctlorn of the 1151111111111 1111111 nuuiy
friends in 11111. 111111-11
le ’I‘l1u1sduynighl lili l’-1'iu1111~11
Sunchinc Club 1'11 the 1‘11111:11~,1:.1il11uul
Church is to 1:111- 1111 1111111'1111111111-111
that is exciting no little interest and
is certain to 11c “‘11“ patronized.
The number of autos 111111911111: ilirouuh
lou‘u liiosc days loud to i't'\'i\'i‘ tho
interval and cut Iainlv glwn 11111 to 1111
otlu- -"1u'11111 dull 1onintunity Vt 1- will
llvitl'ilv 11112111111111 1111- advont 111 1111111-
1111-1 with its contingent of \initors
Iii. Stl'rn Wheeler 111111111 1111 curly
v1.11 111 Strultord uftcr broad bill ducku
and will be 1'111111111'oned by his clover
and popular nephew, 11 1111111111111 of that
place. "Shana“ in wcll known horn
and like 11111 uncle 111111 11 host of
l'i'lendn.
1'}. C. Wood 111111.11. Iii. Wbcolor of
lll'ldgcporl, spcnl ,1'1-11'11'1'1luy l11'1'1- iu~
tercstcd 111 it told nature deal, 1111- 11111
niilcuncc 11' which is not .\'111 divulc
1111. It in known, however. that Mr.
Wood looked over thc field at ”11‘
llrndicy uxo factory, the plant 111111111
placed in 11111 huudu for attic. and then»
are rumors that. the. concern is 111 be
diupoucd of to New York parties.
..~ ..... .... ..__.....
WEST NORWALK.
William lleck 111111 taken 11 position
with 91111111111 Morcliouau. thu carpi-utcv.
llcury bunny huh ronlgncd his 1111111
Him with the Yale 6'1 'l‘11w1111 (31111111111111.
ofJ Stamford.
nnrmtlll 11111.1; 111! 111111)
111111 ltll Title &31F31:20 (11111111
111 matadorilflund ”Rabi-”‘19 111111.13:
Hurt 111 11ml: 1/ war and
m1»1i1113..o..11’1311§i.. 11111.1:
“fag“ Inn-bond by non-.1011.
. II Ire-OI Mel- iI “find? sleuth.
mum,flunuuhll
Interconnect-110m
Mm’“. , It‘-
Fct 1111111 11111 recommended 11 it. 11
P111111“. 91:11 Narrowing 121m
' 11'
, .1‘3‘ 11.. mo- WW men
it «Ni: 11 follow 1. -
to: .111
a. 11.111111.
guaranty, 311111 11.111111111111111. Wood,
1 , ' 11.9th MMHHQW
cm ‘ .
111111.111. l3.
1 Cinema and White 111.111.
. Freak 111111.111, , 71: lb.
”1 apInIIh MIokIrII. ' » 12olb1
Flat FIIh. ‘ " 711 lb.
' Round' 611m. 300 qt.
'1 Jumble prion.
Ducross.
'mc 11111111111111 m1: A116 ovI'rtii I
”titanium;
11o “
Fifi {he $313110“ «1113 :1‘11
t In of even more
evil iv
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Ittli‘ 0116!! WW ILIMLRMBOVPH
to the lid new nlWilkeaburrc. a.
<1.
cures Whiskey 1.111 Beer Habit
0111111111) in the 11qu guaranteed cure for
t'tedrlnk habit. c1111 19 11111-11 at hump, and
“wk-AU“ entirely the craving for drink.
wit 1.111111111111111 111' 11111qu 1111111. “quick.
ly ticklroyu the craving tor lutoximutu,
utoiniles the norwfi. 11111er the appetite
and circa reform/11111 111111111 . 11
. .1 run: without pailcntu knowlodms bu
011121111" No. l: tor voluntary treatmuuz
buy 011111511 No. 2. 1 rice. $1 lperhnx »
1p Cure Etteetcd or Money Rotunda O
A marten-r1111 guarantee In well box. 1.1111:
m1"Drunkcm1c1.i“ 1111211111111 mulled frown
r1-11111111.1\ll corrcnwudcnco confidential.
m kltvl‘. mailed (11211111111111 wcclptnf price
by the (1111 1N (‘0.. no, 'W-Lihiuui-otl
DA. C..or sold in this city 1111 3§
c. F. ZEITFUBB.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Bridgeport firm Mr. Broedlin will
shortly move his family there.
Jesse Smith. of New Canaan. is
spending a few days with his uncle.
Charles Johnson.
Mrs. Jcnnic Weed has gone to New
Canaan to spend tWO months with
her luster. Mrs; Andrew Johnson.
There will be service inthe Metho-
dist (1111111111, Sunday afternoon at 3
o‘clock. and a curryall of singers from
South Norwull. will have charge of the
meeting.
(31111'0111'11 Sammie, tin.- Ncw Canaan
painter 111111 decorator, has just finish-
ed the interior 111' James ~1311111s‘ rosi-
dcnic 1111' William Elias, who has.
toward ”11' New for five years. Mr.
I'lliuv v .1. lor'nivily overseer on tho
5 111' '1: 1111111 at (ix Ridge. ‘
WESTON.
.111111115. (iiiilln has 1'1u11'li.1scd 11 line
now viioliu
Mrs, lI11.111y
Nichols has returned
from 11 visit in l’ittuhura.
Miss 113111111 Mockci' returned on Tues-
AUCTION
E. T. BATES. AUCTIONEER.
Will be Sold at Public Auction at
HIGHLAND FARM. 0X RIDGE.
Darlcn, Formerly the Merwln J. Wat-
erbury Farm, on
FRIDAY. APRIL 6.“,1906, AT 10
O'CLOCK.
The Following Articles:
Four Good Horses. for business: or
driving. 19 Cows. best quality stock,
4 Young Stock. 1 two-year—eid Asyshire
Bull, 1 Double Coach Harness, bran
mounted, good as new. 1 Riding Sad-
dle, 1 Straight Iron Tooth Harrow, 1
two- wheel Contractors’ Dirt Scrape. 1
three—section Harrow. 1!.Ke1'osene En-
gine, 5 horse power, all. mounted, near-
.y new, 1 Lawn Mower.
Terms Cub. If stormy, mil. lair
day. Per order of
A.1PHELPS STOKES.
The greet army of Com
merciII Travelers think
th e best “Ilde line." for
their .own 11“.!- u but of
0008
MdhfllfidKE PILLS
cur- Btlinulnm
1Iver Complaint 111111 en
[1011,d0011Itlplt on. cl.
Idea ache. .njnundlcc,
Hear lbn m, ntuleucy,
Malaria «11.111 one over
Seventy yen-11.
1111111 1111 111111.“
with Srilr'hch' Illnnrlnhl‘llll. 11111
,11111 It fwd wril. lock well, I‘ll} WK”.
l'nlrlv \c‘ctnhle. Abnululaly
""711an
tor RIlr livery-hen
“011111! I Hot. or by 111.11
Ir. I ll. Stimuli 6 5111..
Philadelphia. Pa.
1847/ 11105
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HOT wrigngNG A
R HE TING
HOT AIR HEATING.
UTOVIO AND PIANO"
our: mo 'rm morbid.
an and “um Flttlnl.
«I Fixture» 11111111 Ceiling. Ito.
'HIV' yeu Inn our «octet
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES d: HOTCHKIBB
COM P.ANY
‘II‘ WALL. ITIIIT. NORWAL'I
.W
LargeFroIh 811ml,
White Halibut.
about Batman,
ameltl.
All biped. kinda at from fish It ren-
Old OIIVItleh Army building.
1211 lb. 7
120 lb. '3
41011 lb.
1211 lb. ‘
1011 lb. ‘
‘ 1111.11.11. 11.111111111111111. rooovorw
ed lronr a few days‘ illness.
tlon on the Sherwood form.
Mrs. Frederick Konrns returned to
her home in Bristol. loot week.
The Foster farm on Nod Hill bile
been“ cold to Stamford parties.
Mrs. Philander Fab-child. of Cannon,
has been spending several days with
her sister, M11111 Susie Meeker.
Mina Jennie Ferris has returned to
her home in Foirtield, after spending
ueverul days with Miss Myra Burritt.
The funeral of Hanford Meeker was
held from his into home yesterday.
Rev. Mr. Jonson. rector of Emmanuel
Church, conducted the services.
While Mr. Miller. of the Palmer
farm, “HllIci'ost.” was driving 11 load
of wood on Thursday. one of the horses
fell on the too, badly cutting one lot!
and otherwise quitc badly injuring to
self. The injured animal was treated
by Veterinary (1. A. Sturgos.
The funeral of Mrs. Robot-ca Gilbert.
widow of Sherman Gilbert, was held
on Friday, from the residence of Mrs.
Emily Perry. Mrs, Gilbert was 74
years of age. and is survived by one
3011, Alfred Gilbert, of this place, and
one daughter, Mrs. Nettie Mellon, of
Hartford.
NEW CANAAN.
E. A. Burdctt 111111 been in New York
this week. on business.
The interior of the Blrdanll House
is being painted and papcred.
An artcsian \chl is being sunk on
the Dashici farm, High Ridge.
The household effects and termini
utensils of Mrs. Louisa Well were sold
at auction. Tuesday.
John E. Heraaiu's new house
Hoyt street Is nearly cotiipietcd
will occupy it about May I.
Segbcrt Brinckcrofl’. who has been
dangerously ill with inflammatory rho-
11111111111111, is improving slowly.
1'1... drainage repairs, which are be
1111; 111111111 in front of the Birdsah House
in Main street are about completed.
Nighiwatcl1man John 13. Weed dis—
011
He
Notice.
All persons liable to taxation in the
West. Norwalk School District. of 11111
towns of Norwalk and Duricn. state
of Connecticut. are hereby notified
that the school tax for said district
will become payable to the district
collector at his residence 1111 l1‘iilow
street. 1111 and after April 311. 19116.
from 1) a. 111. to .‘1 p. 111.
011 all taxes which shall remain 11n-
paid after 11111 lid day of May, 1111111,
inlci'cut 111 11111 rate 111‘ 11 per cent. will
11.1 charged from the 811 day of April.
1111111. until 111111111 shall 111.1 1111111,
WILLIAM (,‘1. lit'lllIAhl.
District Collector.
1.1111011, Worst Noi'walh, 0111111.. March
iii, 1111111. 1111? :ii iii
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TWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN lN
LUCK.
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the t‘onnl General 1.1111
inc Co.’1‘hc investment was so good
they insured again in the same com
puny. Why don't you?
P. H. FIELD, General Agent.
United Bank 81119.80. Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 336——-6.
Domini
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When you use a
'Gas Heating
Stove
tNil-trouble to light
{nor to extinguish
Prices $2.oo;Up
Connecticut 11111111
and 111111111111 E11.
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but Ind 111 wnhlnmu Strut bridge.
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‘ George Dyer basil-01191111111 11 1101111 J
Breaks no 1111111111. 1111111111111
no Orioles.
Dr. Davii K111111011 n FAVORITE REM-
EDY 111 not 11 11111311111111 enemy of the human
and; whom it cannot 111111), it done not
harm, It is 11.111111011111101 vegetable ingro-
dicnta 11nd 1111.111 not boat or 11111111119 the
blood but 11111111111111 man... it. Innilmbos
of Kidney troubles, 1
11111111111111 of the llowela. and the delicate
iiurangcments which utiliti'. women the ac-
tiou of Dr. Kennedy’s FAVORITE REM-
EDY is beyond pruino.
ruteful people voluntarily tcetif to this.
11 letters to Dr. Kennedy; 11.111 with a
Wimnth and 1111111111111 of words which more
butlncsa certificates nov 1.111 possess.
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breoks no hum-ts,
hope 111111 in its wings there is healing.
W0 chullcnuc 11 trial 11111] are confident. of
the result.
DOLLAR. ll nettle.
name and iuidroun: Dr. David KENNEDY,
Readout, New York.
.11'1-1' complaints, Cou-
'l‘houuands of
It:
In its coming there is
ONE
Bear in mind the
Your 11111”:th has it.
perscd a crowd of drunken Italians 111
Railroad avenue
Ii.
houses in Burtis avenue recently 11a
niagcd by fire, painted and improv-
1:11.,
Mrs. John ltogers
Miss Katherine, who have been visit-
1111: in Boston for the past month, have
returned.
James Devanua, who is ill at. the
home of his daughter,
Everett. (111 Richmond Hill,
to leave his bed.
Prank Burchard. who has started a.
111anufuc1111'ing business
Funchcr shoe factory, has commenced
work in earnest.
The clerk 1111111 11 visit to the homo
of Mr.
York, Tuesday, Icaviii '
the happy parents.
Samuel Raymond is moving his store
goods from the Wood building. corner
of East avenue and Main street to the
Opera-house building.
C. Merton Barrett has resigned his
position at backwoods coal and lum- »
her company yard, and in now in the
Yale & Towne Works at Stamford.
John Fancher,
been an invalid for a number 01' years,
is quite ill.
unable to leave his home for over
three years.
”The Daughter in the Home” was
the subject. discussed at the meeting
of the Mothers‘ Club hold at the rest-
1I11nc1: of Mrs, B. 11. Kcoicr.
111111, yesterday.
Wednesday evening
P Mead is having one of his
and daughter,
Mrs. George
is unable
111 the old
and Mrs. Thomas Rae of New,’
11 baby boy for
the veteran, who has
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East are-
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Wall Papers.
We have endeavored at all times
to bring our customers the best the
' market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall covering: this season
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our
. hanging wall paper.
Paper Hanger. undentand
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11011113. l’ainlers‘ 8111111113.
TO ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
SPECML
Cloth Window Shade: with Fringe,
261:; White Curtain Point, with Fix
l turel. 100.
m
Painting 1111 111111111: Hanging.
L H. DECKER,
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07 WIIhington Street.
.South Norwnlk.
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PLUMBING.
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has purchased lots No. iii it
Block 4 on 1111: old Fair 1111111111 ,
will shortly build 111111111 textbj
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in this vicinity as wall as all ‘11 ,,
Norwplku, a d litavcral other
will 111111111111 be fithrtod this ,
The. present in pubs the 11.11111 '
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runners A 1151111111111. Multitlh'
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John H. Knapp lamuet 01111111111111
JeIIIr R. Marvin .1. Wallace "Wit
Christian Owen: John H. LIM
Fred H. Rowan ‘ "
THE NEW
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one MINUTE non amt
EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘
Our roome a special natal“
and Electric nghtI 1111.111.an
My room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely Itocked Cafe In coon
A full line of Acker. Merrill A 011nm"
dlt 00.. celebrated Winel. ngueu
Cigars always on hand.
1‘..J SULLIVAN, W
Telephone Coll. IOU—I. ‘ ‘ ‘ i ,
111‘ NORWALK PARK
For Oil. at very low figured.
Restricted WWI“: 1.7
For prices, particular slid t«ntl
Address . ‘
J acob M. Loyto ,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ‘
5 Railroad 'Ave., 80. Norwal..
w--. -._ _.. . uw~vwvw
THE JOHN B LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
All INSURANCE. REAL E3
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. QT?
BOAT TICKETS PROBATE 30%
PATENTS SECURED. .
I .OUH MAIN STREET.
Tel. CI”, 408.
evsav. LADY'B 111153811111 11.1.11.
1m '53- um..-
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should be equipped With
snow white. onepieco "31111111111211
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to abolition
how delightfully con out It; W111
be to have hot and' cold running but“
water in your dreealng chamber. ding
lug apartment of first floor 11111
room? its presence would M m
the higeat degree of comfort.
We will tiIdly quote you prim
plumbers are strictly compo”
chanicI. honest and "liable. -
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tooth Norwolk. 011
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