'y erosion.
III-sou our 7 mu tor
The” “.98
H. W chambers.
. g' 13 being intributod to the purchaseIs.
Frederick Carr spent Good Fill" III.
in New Yolk
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis spent ycs-
terde in Bridgeport. -
Miss N. B. Ryan spent “yesterday
with friends in Naugatuck.
MIs. Charles D, Grimm, of Ens! uvo
n‘ue spend yesterday in New York
c U
Mrs. Thomas Benedc c.t or New York
spent y'csterdhy with lends in South
Norwalk.
The Incinthly meeting of the Juanita
OutlngC ub will be held on Monday
cIeLlng.
Miss Georgia E. Morrell ls recover
lng rom an attack of appendicitis and
is now able to sit up.
There will be a social at Reliance
Hook and Ladder House on Tucsduy
evening“: Atlmwclbmne
James Evendon. of Belts Place. Is
confined to hisill by illness. lie
was Slightly butters his morning. how
eIeI ,.
Mrs H J lllpson entertained the
members of the omnn's Christian
'ionIuerance Union yesterday at her
lume. : ,. .
Cori Wicke. who has been walking
at the Ndnwalk hook C(lilllldll} wlll
stall in overhauling boats in a ShoIt
time. ,,. ~
The regain“!- Meeldy meeting of the
Junior Ba Md Must evening in
the Me ditch and the alien.
dunoe was l . Q ~
A largo dill ‘ on from the Adumt
ChuIclI abmulbditho Sunday School
IIIId lloyul W611i rs' Convention in
Now Milfold yes day.
A special meeting of the Rope. and
Pipe Association will be held on Mon-
(lily evening to lake the form of n so-
«lnl (or the members 0! the club
The home Clarence is engaged in
lightening a cool barge for Mlll‘llll'B
yaId. it will be necessary tQ‘ remove
100 tons of coal before the bur-go can
be taken to the whart.
’l‘hc Epworth League meeting to.
him row at the East avenue Netbodlst
ClIuIch will be postponed on account
of the special musical service by the
(hildtcn of the Sunday School.
The evening seivlco III, the Alivt'lli
Clllllcll will commence III 7 o'clock.
'l‘hc. pastor wlll conducivlln lame Scr
vlcc the sublect bolus. “ ‘ Ic t-surree.
lion oi‘ Jdlllll Chili“ and What it
means to he.
MI and Mrs. Marshall H Tolles and
Mr. and Mn. Everett W.‘ Tubes were
visitors in Bridgepbrt, yesterday. Eve-
rott Tones. who is employed with a
not concern in Bridgeport, is to so to
housekeeping there today
Mr. nnd' hirer Ira Rogers. of Bell-
IIoIt l.. l.. who have been spending the
\Villit'l in Georgia urrlv, In New York
nutty on tho steamqr ty n! Col In;
Inns and will spend Sunday with
and Mrr. Jug: D‘flmmedieu.
'l he hind IIIII ‘i h'neighborhood
of mono We Were pleasantly surprls
ul yesterday it renewing s whole lot
or home- made [Jondon hot crabs buns
from Grudtllna‘dlmfl. and they all It]-
muted they wore the best they ever
flips!" “let ' 1".
The who Mot. niacin I-o
Iy been overhauled ll‘yo hJohn Obie.
Izroundcd on the tint! ”Motility sitar.
mum and this morning was high and
n
. . Iv
day There My want on toot
to lunch in ’d tilwutlt the
Inn» with chi rb -
milsr min-hr. W
“I“ but
lfiund
nil the .. ,
h #1:. ran listen at d last night ea
Riflwnaw'oi Pun“ ".‘IIh “in
the r
ghoisuttlnv
. d c‘ s dbl new
lined to his home with an attack of the
7 f m8" .IJI
. bye
1: 1’0th contention
'* occult dusts .
:1 ‘ New IYo'Ik' resldpnts.
‘* mti'ch farming done this Year its usual
m‘hlflh urine for labor . . .
_.rocoivod n carload or coal at Rows!-
gym.
1. Grumman and William J Fleming
so: has returned from u mu with his:
, «udder. Mrs. A. J. Nash, at bar-
, April so. commencing It ii.
The roads in; gettin settled and a
few days of clear. win y who will
dry the mud up
This new residence bolas log to the
”My?
unificeiilfi Liloilll Wt in
The Berkley House Rownyton, is
being rcilttud and repainted. interior
,IIch when”. nndIis turbo occupied by
copliiio lilbp'hrnt intends soon to
become one of Rowayton's onthuslas
tic automobilists, as he has placed on
order for I: new runabout
Mrs. J. H. Klineteltnr, who was ink-
so ill some time ago with appendicitis.
at her home in Rown‘yton'. is better.
but she will have to undergo an oper-a
tlon.
.. Farmers have
shrine work.
commenced theh
There will not be as
on account of scarcity oi help and
The D. F. Keogh Coal Company has
ton station i’m the cottagers at Toke
nekc Be h and It pox tlon or the same
mIgow‘Ilonh ii. E. Church; RovJI‘ rw.
‘hc motor—flowing prayer, 10: 00
The Inbrtilng service will be.
hugely musical. The choir with tho
,nssistunce of outside talent will Ieu
der II special pIoqum. The pastor
will preach on The Pledge of [unner-
tailty. in the evening beginning at
7. 30 p. In. the Sunday school children
will rendeI tlIelI annual 'Eastcr con
ceI.i This your' a EostoI entertainment
promises to fully sustain the rennin
tlon established by the entertainments
of former years. All are invited to
attend both services I
The thtleynasoals a hitherto in
vlnolble basebhli team 0! this place
met their WateIioo yesterday nIorn
lug when they. bucked up against the
Terrible Clovers.‘ also of thid place
The game. which was ve Exciting
und well worth the money, was ploy
ed on the grounds back or the Publh
School, the some being 18 to 9. in {a
vor of the Clovers. Notwithstandlng
however that the Rascals were put
cut or business as it weIe. by theh
slightly largel opponents. they put up
an exceptionally line article of base
ball, and have nothing to he ashamed
of because they had to bite the dust.
The stick onk of both teams was
truly \vonderinl, as were, also theiI
pitching. catching. etc. and it is safe
to say that a little more practice ought
to fit them so well that they should
have no trouble whnicvcr licking any
thing their size. The line up follows:
Terrible Clovem. Little Rascale.
Hnnsey Gnger, c. Bubble Hart, p.
Bert Dul‘nult II. Eddie Prince, c
Bill Lymh. 3b. Sandy Wicks. 3b.
Clldqid Jennings. 2b.
‘ Russell Broadway, 2b
Ellwood. lirondwuy lb. Mike Cat-Icy, 1b
ChuIllo Potty ss Russell Themes, ss.
Carlton It‘l‘nke. ll. Charles (lager, li.
Leland Close. rt, Frank I). Waters. cl.
.IiIn SIIIith. of. Bill Stovs, rfu
Archie llcnelisha, rl'.
I Am a Pith Butter:
I an the than that sells
Fresh blade Butter for 25ch
beat me if you can,
Rbbert Smith
Phone 1914. IOWMV “Conn
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Bell and Smith is the name of a
new real-estate hrm in Dorian.
I! A. man. of Bethel. has accepted
a position with Allen, the drugglst.
Ben St. John. .lr.. has a position at
the Yale and Towns Works, Stamford.
unearths Adams has It bcuullrul
dllpldy Minter lilies in her window.
Mr. Kleintolier has been getting ice
from New lantern. and uterine it In
his Noroton ice-house. '
Mr. narration. son otvsxnotod yacht
builder. is one or several new mom
bars at WwBurn Golf Club“ .
New concrete walks are being- laid
in' (mutton! tho thouses oi Humuol
it. E. Leonard has taken choral or
the gummy property. Norcton. and
mm into the cottage on the place.
it is reports that Theodore W And
on. aim sold ‘0. Moses Mather Dulce,
fink columns Holmes, of my;
III-k .
Aaron 3. but. of New Branchviilo..
ion.
The Noroton Heights Fire Depart-
moot will give an entertainment sud
mm in their Hell. Friday evening.
or of her one.
the ninety-nan ye
Hrs. Josephine
meltdown st
”fill! arotwto e 11
good health wlen this and naive came
as a great slit-ck to their family and ,
friends. I .
W. P.
morning will. 1‘
“Christ the ll
Dulcken; prolI
olfcltory. Ode tory in Dr.
hostiude.
inmi't. Bil d
In.
The annual sl etlon ‘ct allied
polhtment oi: t
oi the Y.
born” min wit
n36 on ‘Mc‘ndaj , _ .
Benehceht Society- -wll meet on
.nestluy attend on.
King Arthur 1 ill c'oi‘ii‘h'r the
degree (In Till rsd‘n
Club will holdl
on Friday nlg
dunday with
iI‘arm.
'own on lipud y
‘ 'hlI-I town. dlis
are slowly n
his. influon
pered April lunshlne.
l‘ul poem was I'
Sentinel as a tribiitel to Miss Crosby.
. the religious
IHI'II ut the”! fly humanism on [lol
Roms bu let the -
llcnder‘s Polnt. to L
‘ltr. Jennings. showroom of J. I). .
ludlny smut: ysd ‘
“Wm hear II the sw‘ York. HonduI
Ross 0 lflinig
Hi It] I:
Mr. Kindle}! had
and was a large,
_ . , the best or
‘resson his sudden.
unto the commu-
mummy.
Hill
pleasant new and reporting them in
Cougrcgntlclnl Church Notes—Rev.
Landon subject tomorrow
79."
he their,
(hi . ‘Pdssovhrffi vfi‘s ‘
elilll llin'g‘ ;
rd ls Risen Today"
do intormezzo. Rogers;
1‘ 1 Barget;
o r ump ant. ull-
ayrhhcbo‘ol lit‘ 1.? At 7 v-
the school will give the annual
rls
Inmlhecs Ian
Pile held In _‘
P.
il‘ho Kul nhis of
attire
night in regular
The“ ' theses Sunshine
andmwrtunt meeting
t at 7: 30.
conclnvc.
ll ELTON.
1 w,
Thomas Folsom; oi New York. spent
Ils sister at Ridgely
’3 service held lustSun
lay evening, in St. Matthew‘s Church
was well attended
The annual meeting of St. Mntth‘cw‘ s
with will be held Monday evening at
3 o'clock. at the rectory
Mrs. b‘Iank We of Non Yolk.
ms the guestlovcr. tStul‘ilay Di he!
sister. Mrs. H. 0 Th on.
Dr. and ND ”A. B. Gotham left
(or n week's trip to
points ofiinterest in the South
Mr. and Mild. Hendco have. rented
pull of the lllcthel residence in Cun-
non and will sloou take possession.
A postponedl meeting of the Reading
Circle was hold '1; uisdny uitelnoon.
Mm. Frank Comet k was the hostess.
(‘luude (luyltIId. who some years «go
Illendcd the urndemv founded in Inc
we August as Whitinck. Ierently was
he guest or dunes friends
Tomorrow the Chulches will be me
'usely decomthd with flowms to sy-In
llollze the xlellit {oust of the manner
".lon and Silfii‘ rsorvlccs will bolIcld
It the usual Iotnlng houI. 11qu
will be u special children 3 service III
St. Matthew' slut 7. 30 n. m
The display of IIIilstlc milllnory t-x
.Iibitotl lust work by \ilss Mun tum
; dock ill the “tune (Ii Mrs. “A \V.- l\lI-I
'win. was II u‘cccssful an'I'IlI bt-luu
lIII-grly uttendtd and her oIlglnnl ('it‘
Ithms clicltinlt much admiration.
'culiziug both good taste lllld style.
John Lockw . n former resident of
1 last wash his home
I: New York lie resided for many
rem-s in the Netropolls. where he was
very successl‘tfllly engaged in business
The build] too place inst Friday nlIeI-
Ioon in the fiddly lot. Hillside Ceme-
cry
The clocusct. oulilest of spring ilow-
Irs. uto sho rig bitch" fragile wnxcn
ulossoms. 56 c while and vurigulcd
specimens have recélilly been noted in
Miss Curpentt "A garden. Dnh‘odlls
their yellow pot
a 'iscnIdIWhat 1cm—
' Rev. Johnll vs rt. whoee benutl
I published in The
fin
”Mr? on them: ,
Mon 0! her a: will! birthldyxii‘sl‘
native 0! tin: town, descend inn trout.
colonial once ry."
nru qunymInmtodIhnm hwfpoot-
lonl thought at uniluurom his pen.
‘ Mrs. Thom Dulmnl died on Mon
Ilny at her be? e in Romain. “’Funorul
orvlocu were old Wednesday evening.
‘he burlnl tctk' place Thursday morn
ins at 11 detail .
Church yard this place. and Roy. IW.
the daughter of the late
Brown. of Wilton. mid spent her early
den Hill.
COLONIL M
. U,
Tribute to t, Manner of‘
,... Gun mum one,
' .. scissor
«lainnyddnr
Wimihec, hi liar,
filmyfiflo th ll pl
lo I
1it"w‘lilch *3? Wild h
Wire's prod user, Colonel Henry ('3.
Morgan. for 1 ~. tire. «canon the
down I!
Colo -
1881, '82,
I
up
in
Company. and ,
only recently. ‘
edim‘hllllmil.
"it"s Purspltm the I
HS ‘
1m Wilton readers , v
in ’St. Matthew’s , P
stud. MriI' Durand Vila '
. ii '0 CHAIR To “P
. 5&8?!" .
ml ‘ t
’01 ’92 6'07 '98 5 .
DO NOWiNBURE WOODfiN IOATB.
CHICAGO. April Mil-I41! your boots
were steel." said a marine nnde‘rwrb
or, to the owner of It fleet of wood
on steamers in Chicago yesterday. ‘We
should like to talk business with you.
In" ,
t .‘l‘hls is ‘n roll Indication ot- the out-
then for Woodnn vessel insurance this
(it: the wooden vessels are
e
a 0
THE RICHEST MAN N THE WORLD
The rhhcst llillil in the world 0311*,
not hm 0 his hldnoys replaced my live
without them. so it is impottnnt not to
th'lott these organs It Foley's Kid
uy Cure is taken at the first sign of
anger the symptoms will disapIienl:
run your} hcdlth will be restored Its it]
tifbhgtlie‘us nhd builds up those Oh
this as nothing élse ‘wnl
than. ”bunch. Ky.. writes: "I have
fired Foley's Kidney Cure and time;
t ple‘asnrb in nihtlhgflatt cured lilo
anon
which
coItnlnlle dill .
Plaisted' s Drug
“113079?
SOUTH Monwnut. coritt.
mm
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
, .5 who
cArIr‘ALi
"—~———
$109,000.09
SURPLUS AND PROFITS.
‘ ‘, . $178300.”
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
. ,.,
i . .DIIIBCTOROI
E. H. Mathewson Iannry toymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
3.,a‘
Salish ..leflln J. Wall win
cut-Iota swam " "”0
John" H. Li:
$193"?
Q‘»‘ .
Step' III and get
.w. Ply.
i-‘ltuI gen . ”
we
.‘lfgil,
“tit , .
31 .
y‘ In '2 moi:r
‘ money i
. adieu to
. tlmt it;
But we can do nothing with wooden (Iii
.. liming A row hove been mired (or by '
, ; the underwriters but ninety per canto
‘ fibres don st 8100 one _
{100 to $10 000 my 3 per cent. i .
Oscar new; .-
“THE johns ‘& HQTCHKISS
mm at":
‘ ruas'ANo PICTURE runes.
“KALI.
his pro}
Dru! dth é
town on Noyerrlber Ville
II 13198 nudisttg‘m‘ge was ton-
b b I: e chIIlnediiI
and. do
. mad ,
he “Pentium, ”in his rem,“
who limited between hints
t e .trui colorfully I but the alleles,
soda be tench hllwny on or belief
0131th e
piczté’d
hunger that on October 24 he
tore winner 1 he would sell them
to 0th rs. They were at so taken
and h dlsbosed oi the n elsethle ..
(bf 81 pet- barrel. ‘
Jllsiah W. Levy and Joseph L. Bar
boin‘ Tor
MP?
II for the page,
arenas suites, ,,
P
New York Rosita“ Owdlm
Annually (rem date or issue. Business
iist‘abllshed hon yours. Ten thousand
cheeks paid for profits. with mm
surplus, show results. Particulate on
raglan,
’ R. L. OOBURN, General Agent.
“80.81311: 8t... 3,80th Nomlk.
Specials Q
FOR
ustllurdau' and blended:
OnlII.
Gold Medal Flour, pdr nag, 85c
Volunteer Flour. per bag. 699
Our Very Best June Butter. per lb, 240
)
Fresh Made Butter. per lb... 219
g 13 Otrlctly will. Eng. ,‘ {2.5:
': 2mm ‘Iw Ire! 1’ It: lwith
1 “ti "clip :25 h: In: I: c
. A P tLN
I
at m... An. é‘m shrunk. (:2.
Tel. Call. 223—3.
1347 1906 ;
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HO?!~ WATER HEATING.
HOT- AIR HEATING
. MOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE IND TIM ROOFING.
; Gnu {no Stem Fitting a,
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
. COMPANY.
17 WALL smear, nonwAtK.
moms
“VlEMlfltlElllMi”
GIVES NEW LIFE AND,,LU8TRE
T0 OLD TABLES, CHAIRS. FURNI
IT to THE IDIA'I. FINISH FOR
mrsmon wobuwonk
, _, BATH Rooms. “ammo sluts...
ANY one PR mo THIS AD
“Arman.......................1o
VERTISEMENT .180 THIS STORE
WILL GET A 61
“LAWN": HOE lHAD........ 12°
BUCK“ GHQ!) .,. ............... 106
........m
"soona-.Ilo..-
ro-a-ng-.--¢s.a.»r|5
llcollilililisi 1
‘e'LoJI-aonuurad
...........100
I‘le‘iliil0 ‘33
,' Iii mm oiflih
Willow "Alembic
o
I’, 2. the lit the up les’iiere ‘
98%;th béfom‘ {shit flaw.
11hr: 'plnintiii company thnt 'it
the n has Were. not taken away be- ,,
whilst“! Hungertord"
' this
‘ ins.
III. no: In“: III W A
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM. ,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. "
5080th Main Street.
Telephone 62?
South Norwnlk, coon.
on and titer Apr.
1906 the prices on
cbandehers ‘and W615
bash Goods will be
gleallu reduCEd. '
Now is the time to
stake advantage of this
offer and
PiDe. That House
boil behave been think-
inc about .
. Estimates cheerful-
lII tarnished.
he datum
..,
, 1 Railway
‘and lighting Quinn.
H P\
Both had Endowments paid them
grand: by the Count General Life
The investment was so good
‘FWO SOUTH NONALK MIN IN
‘ LUOK.
F. H. FIELD General Agent,
uditéil sdnl‘i 'étd‘g. so; damn, bum
Telephone 336—6.
We hIVI ondosvond It all times
to tiring our customers the but the
ml». ..
hummus" mom . . ..
I ‘HFI l‘illg ‘I file §,: ‘ f‘ I . . ‘l
m
“ Ist‘
(loads Maths 8Ippllis
and Electric Light; throudb.
' an 00'; celebrated Wines, Liquor;
’ Cigar. always on hand. . . .
market afforded. ,an circulations!
Madam Will coy-rung. this 'umn
we thlnk a crowning tfluthpth. We Il‘l
angles. to hm your judgment upon
Our Paper Hangers understand
Brandt: 18193 humbling
EUIIOPEAN PLANS
..0ur room: a special feature
cry room h‘_éat,e ted
miss fliéAuoNAB‘i‘.
'Flnely stocked Cafe in council, ,
A full llno- of Acker, Merrill II. “9
T. J. SULLIVAN, Propri to.
ALL INSURANC‘I
MORTGAGES. .- . Ey ,
BOAT TICKETS. PRQBATE _
PATENTS secs 5 *'
2 SOUTH MAIN 3,73 5
Tel . (lull. 403.
- ‘41; , .
should be equipped With
snow whlte, oneplece “Slander
celnin Enameled Lavatory. , I -
Have you ever stopped
how dellghfnlly convenient “
be to have hot and cold Month
In your dressing chamber.
lug npmtnlent of first. lino
mom? its presence would In
the hlgest degree of comtor
t.Ws will gladly quote you Dri
t I "i ‘P
has...“ hm 2‘38 yrefilg Q i”
Horace R. .
ill
coon IJIAIN Ash win
- South Nomalk, con
._... v_.” An» - t
DAVID W RAW
‘ Funeral Directed
and Er’nballnér.
10 North Main at. South ,
flamenco. I Washirtmh
why dont you burn”- W1
“Dill?“ Hunted by ”All! ”'3'
cold water bulb and til,
at h mm or II. but
it
It: how and upon,
“I? (If
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