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Mrs. John Bunsen, of Fourth street,
is quite ill at per bottle. 7

The engine is being installed
Chris 116178611711 launch.
0d'7‘177617171l170lr of the bust Avenue Meth-

8 ii and Ill Church will repeat Its
Wt6r lbudi'g, 't‘omori'ow night

Horiy Rider is getting his 1111111011
in commisaigh '10‘1 the season. He ex~"7‘
poets to mains an (intended oruis6

The meeting of the dunlor Band
last evening was led lily Frederick
Fields. It was largely attended and
very lnsti.uctiie

«Don' t miss Pastime eXiiibitioii.
Randall’s l',lnli E. librwnlk, Sat eye,
8 ocloe'ii Wrestling, tumbling. clevei'
gymnastics by champions.

Arthur Curr beam at W. A. Bron-
3011’ s store, has been removed by Sher-
its Sculloy and the store is now 010s

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The plans {61' the open house and
house wui' rot MflJWfiOMCI Hook
and Ladder 0111119116 to be held dur~
ing the coining1 mweezfi are rapidly ap-
preaching temptation. 2

The meeting' of Site" Loyal W01 lit-rs
Soolety Ill/“w thor’ Advent Christian
Chinch.‘ tomorrow, 61111366 to be. os-
peciuliy inwropthl hind Iiisti'uctivc
and 11 large attendit'noe is desired

The dubiect at tho“ meeting of the
Epworth mm. «marrow, at the
East Avenue Methodist: Church will be
Our Resources in Service Miss E111
11111 Parsons mi 16611 line meeting

Rev Janie-31W Davis will preach to
iiior'iow 11101 plug on the subject‘ 'l’ro
pbccles Concernin the Messiah Ful-
filled" The shbiec in the evening, a
semen of great Interest entitled “Man
His Origin. Naturalism His Destingy. "

No word 11 ‘ vfico‘Wedér as yet
from Gem-re Bill? ' ,wb'o loft bore
for Los Angelou Some time ago ior
his. hcziitii. Los Angeles did not surfer
f1 (1111 the earthquake to any great (11
tent. so that no anxiety is felt for Mr.
Jeiscy.

The baseball team. S. B (3.. defeated
the Y. 0 by the score of is to 8. The
Diiiyei‘smlé as follows:

Wolf. p.

Tobey, p, 93.
Raymond. 12.

Cini'k. ss.
Cestello 3 7‘ Knapp, lb.
Williams. 2b.

C. Sherwoo" ,.0.
Campbell, lb. E. Willliiiiis, 3b

 
 

 

Pi'oore, rl'. Sill\'t'lli'l, H.
I: SltoiWiioiL 3b. Chick. W.
Smith 3b. ‘

'i‘ove cf.

A very pleasant birtiidiiy party was
given 'liist night-to Whiter ’i‘Iionipson,
at his home, 265 libel avenue (litmus
and gi'irpliopbone selections were the
ieutu‘re’n of the evening. 'wbloh was en

Joyod by all. At the closing im- rioiiin
and cake were served and the merry
company departed, 1m wishing their
11th many happy ieturiis of the do.

The m'uny beautiiiii gifts were grout y
appreciated by the host. 'I‘Iiosi pros»
out were: Ml”! und'Mrs. William I'iiiu,
Mr. mu Mrs Chérlb‘b 'llioinpsiin. Mr
lllld Mrs George Wu_',ikoi Mr ziiid Mir;
Samuel Shepard/3111- iiiid Mis. Robert.
’l‘honipsiin. Mr. 7pm] Mis. i' ($111100.th
Misses Moms erthii Knsko, Mrs.
ooorgo Minor. V 611 billion Wilisll,
Ethel Cummings. i.ilitli Cuneo, Viola
Cummings, Helene 011mm. 111mm Kos-
mlski, Gladys Bartram; Masters Alfred
Knske Ernest Valentine. Earl Bar-
tram. Ernest Flatt George Thompson,
Charles Miller. Paul Bartram, Albert
Thompson, Earl Roberts. Leander
Cummings, Wallace .Pnlmer. Walter
Thompson. and in
Mr. iiiid Mrs Chitré's'i‘bompson.

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Rownv'ron.

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A large number of Bell Island cot-
ques are already occupied.

William Delano and family pro m1'1v-
In: to Stephen Raymund, Jr.‘ a, cottage
1111.111in mm.

3111111 31511611 hi 2111363111) In mailing u
iiuiiibor of liiiprovoiiiouts to tho proper.
ty of Mrs lleni'iettn flaynioiid In Roy-
iiiiiiid ntroot.

Mrs. Kano arrived from New York.
111111 wuoii and bi overhauling her of-
from In the tirdiuird lionsi- propiirii
Iory to their removal to New York
(ity.

The lioymyton lliet odiét Chim i1»-

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pimping 1mm“, “.10: amend "L more married to New Huron on March
I) 1' lt‘vor regimh Lo 1111. ' . .
li:u26; 1169:in 'mc'; 7130'.le ' The Matinee Whilst Club was untur-

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6166111116 Bouts Barbara anti

are now in So ciaco. Miss
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in; M1711. Mogohouso 7&7“ 1361' 7777:777yhm.

con today at the Poodle Dog restau~
ram Bun Frnmiaoo Amory, .maa
prosbnt were Mr and Mrs. Alfred
Mormons 11mm: 1111 Mr 11
Samuel Rc'linids“ eed of MI 1116611,
u.ytou" Mra'i W666 gave 11 box

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Ziiberlick who charmed here 1111 else-
where. Miss flunnlniriinm module in
Berkeley till May. Mr. and Mrs. Wood 7

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New cabbago, 11101111161610: plir head .
Celery, per bunch,10¢
Orange. Lemons. Grapes, Rhubarb,

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DARIEN AND NOROTON.

 

1111.111171de £601 of Noroton, is
studying 'mllslo with l-’1'of.Weisa of
New York. .

MFR Genigo Oboriiintior sold her
liniidsouiu Main sh‘oot. house for 52-,
500 to Fred ’llooiiern

The. selectiiien «hive had the Subway
111.1d under the M11111 street bridge
put in excellent shape.

Dorothy and Hannah Liicilie Lyon
have 11 "lob ooliiii" playhouse of gen-
ei'ous dimensions, which tlieii father
built: for them.

A large number of railroad tics
have been scattered along the Nor
wnik Tramwny's trucks in Noroton
and they will be used in 1177ipnii'ing the
line at that point. ,

Miss Susannah Holly, o'f Stamford.
and Miss Elle Bates, of Dpi'ien, will
shortly sturt. on 1111 extended trip
through the west. 1111711 before their 1'1!-
iui'ii will spent some time in Califor-
11in.

‘ The 'seiectnien hove called the spec-
lai town meeting which is to vote on
the Library appropriation and the

appropriation ‘to build a biidgu across
(loodwlves River form Monday, April
23'. Tile advocates oi the public lib
1111'): an» in make a stronger effort
this time to ‘secui'o the library and
believe that “the pimple will vote the
nliiliflllilliliiinl‘l an it is now much but
tor underside.

 

WESTPORT
Dr. J. M, Noisii "liliiOOll" to Bridge-
port yesterday.
Motoriiinii Juno 5. Mills ci‘iiit’ompintcs
lili' piii'tbiise of an automobile
ilwigiit ii. Adiiiiis who has boon tho
vii-iliii of 1111 attack of toiisiitis, is
hourly recovered.
George ii. ”11111101 is having his pic
Iiii'usqiio i‘l‘ii‘i‘ili. lll Sai’soo Luke put in
511111111 for occupancy.
Misii Jiiiln Ailiiiiis bus been anti-1'-
-iainliig Miss Belle Soymoun of Ridge
field :11 11111 home at the Farms.
Mrs, Neil Mitchellrcad paper be-
fore tiio Current Events (11%“ South
port. at its iiioetiiig yestu y, at the

home. of Mrs. C. F. Bulkioy.

WESTON.

Mrs. M. ii, tlili and Miss Alli-1:
l1‘ltrii, spout Wednesday in Norwulk.
Miss Hattie Gould is improving from
her serious relapse of Saturday lust.
Miss Lizzie is expected home today
from a, three weekly stay in Ridgofleld
Miss Annie Williams. teacher in the
Tom school, is auto ill at her home
in Eaton.
Thomas Donneily. of New York, In
spending 11 few days at his summer
item
Mrs. Nblson'Ci'osimiim 111 seriously
ill It the home of her daughter, Mrs
A. 0. Bradley. ,
Mrs. Ebohmr Fitchhiu‘ boon tlic
guest of her daughter, Mrs. 11'. w. Grog
err. in Norwalk.
Mrs. (‘hnrios Merchant and Mrs W.
ll. lilil. Jr.. of llcildiiiu. have 11111111
11116111. of Mrs. W. i’. Rowland
The his land liiiltiliiliti, operated by
(i. ll. Lockwood llllil nuns. In making its
semi-imiiiiui trip around the town.

i. 0. Fusion. acting unhool visitor.
miiiln oillrlni 6iiiltn.lo,ilio.lippoi' l’iii'
lull 11ml Middle illoirlt'twlicliools. on
Thursday

Mr and Mrs. (‘bnrloii Monitor. of
New Haven. have been 1111611111 or 'I‘Iioo-
doro Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Monitor

 

tallied on Wednesday by Mrs. W.
Mimi. Mrs. q. B. Kellogg and
Mrs. lllli Whitman were the fortunutom
prim: wimrs. '
A bonfire an the

Merlin Rowland not
'tmlihl‘r over till

Wadi 12-min . Mid
' y 1111171161111 considerable

111-611 of 11ml
damage .116 6 It. was simmered by
neighbors of Mrs. Rowland An old
burn on the Sanford Benedict place
momma bud It was only by
herd work on of the voluntoer
ordinal that '61 Joel Pen-y"
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.111 business in Deep Riven spent a
. Mini and Mrs. 1.1. B: Stumps.

their sist'or, Mrs. ii. iii. Ghicbestcr.

.ili/att Three tables were filled. MlB
George Da'véiiport secured the highéet'
score. " ‘

day at the Dir/Forbid place on the road
to New Canaan .Rieilc hunters apprec-
‘r titted- the little of antiques Included in

summer with his family Mr. ‘nnd Mrs.
« Gl'lrdner have 116611 summer residents
of this town 1'01 home years.

much rocuporuted from his recent ill-
iiess.

ondcontroi.m1 W'
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liliurson were ,
ll 1

W‘lliutar Tiiford Miller. of Hartford.

was the, [116»: but. week of his aunt.

Mrs. H. G. Thomson. 7

Min Carpenter bu been. entertain .

in her utilising: . ‘
d ,

Norwalk ‘
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Dr. and rs. Gorbam and M as ,~
Wr‘ianl mistook hove rotor a
mm a pleasant journey South.

The main biotin!” new medium
crossing was closed tod‘ail. pending
pairs on the railroad pt flint. point.

Mini 1116161169 Darrin, With its touch}.
but in Bridgeport. he‘s been 6 61111111ng
11 few days at her home In W ton. 5:3

The thermometer re eistered 79 in
the 111111116 lit 1 p ‘m.. 1 iihfldliy. the
warmest spring day experienced this
your.

Samuel 8.811113%. who is engaged

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

few days recently with his parents.

Mrs. D. R. Lambert, of Goslion. N.
Y., and Mrs, Oliver Bowling, of Il‘iusii-
Ing. L. l.. were guests over Easter of

o Matinee Whisl': Club mot Tues

dii'y afternoon iii the home of Miss

» There Was on 1111661011 mile ’i‘liura

the articles put“ up for disposal ‘
Mr:Gard1‘ier, of 1166111111111. has pur-

chased the‘ Lydia thinning place In

North Wilton and will reside there this

Hamid Belts. who was the guest
last week of his mother, Mrs J Mr
Ewen Betta, left town on Mondiii

l'io joined his wife In Washing-
ton D. C., eni'outc for Lafayette, in
where he resides.

Mrs. J. MrEwen Belts has lensoil
licr handsome residencc’to’Mrs. Wniv
latte, of New York, for the season. I 11
it few weeks Mrs; Wallace will take
possession, 11nd Mrs, Belts and daugh-
Iei', Miss Ethel, Will‘idnvo to spend
some months In the for West.

Mrs Matilde Willey. Shepherd died
Friday, 'Apill 14, at the home of 1161

daughter. Mrs W i). llait. Funeral
sei'vloes were held from her into resif
deuce. Monday afternoon at, 4:3. Rev.
Mr. Flake, pastor of the Congregation
nl Church, of Georgetown, officiated.
The burial was in Knio, Cuyugn Conn:
ty, New York.

The annual election of officers of St.
Matthew’s Church ‘fwns held Monday
evenings and resulted in the reelection
of EMS Betts Danii‘zl‘ 6. 116116, Win

dent; F‘. B Rodkivell Willin‘m Lack
wood' ..l Bile-(limit; it H. Fitch. l" S
Sturr'i'es. 11w 0311911111111 8. l. Miller

i'jontiyimn: I~‘ S. S urges. tiwensuier;

(l W Ogden clerk; Eli S. Bntts rind l“'.
B. Rockwell delegates to general cou-
motion

The downpour last Sunday morning
iiinterinli'y interfered With the Easter
iitteudniicu iii the vm‘l'o'us‘ ch‘ui'ollos
The doctrine of the resurrection was
emphasized by 11 tils‘totlil dis lay of
me flowers, proftisé iiidehd' iii 1 Mat
then" s, and' the Easter imthcms wci‘i'
also u ell rendered There was no
evening servii'o zit. lilo (30111.11 rmtiuiini
Churm'h 9W1 g to flip rel-11111 iii-i reiivv
mom in' (be aniil'y‘ of the Edsior, iii 1
W. I). iiart ’l'ii‘oiiitliiiéii' ilbi'vicr. at
St Matthew's ivss 16111111111171;
WM
PURE BLOOD is A DEF'ENSE,
it means suit'ty. ' A‘IiPi‘llnli whose
blood is in on idliilii‘b him 'lmpbvcr-isii
ed condition is in the greatest danger
or catching tiny-1111661101111 or epidermis
disease. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy is the mildeiii, safest and our:
est purifier of the blood thus striking
at. tho root. of Kidney. 'lv'ivrr 11nd Bind
alcr diseases. 781.00 111‘ till driigglsts.

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DIVISION OF FKIAR'S FUNDS.

ROME}, April 21’ .L-~'i‘lio' Vlilicun has
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. 1647 ' ~- 1906
monlly. $7,000,11'3by the United
States to 1119mm M 'iii'nan in 1111- PLUMBING AND STEAM
riiiiippinou, 111111111: decided that the 87 d HEAT! G. .
interest on the amount aha]! be (H tap in an get HOT 'WATER EATING.
video 1616 three 1111 rate sums and b1.- . 7,1717 7 7-7, HOT AIR HEATING -
distrlblitod yearn ytli‘e' Vatican, one 7 ' 7' ‘ " 4 a'rovas AND RANGES ' I
to the l’li'ill e dl’oceoen, becoming 37W AND TIN ROOFING
to their nee tooth» to tho Institii— a“ and Steam Ftttln '
tloii erected by the religious orders 9" Fixtures “$.77 “um" Etc
in the Philgppinfs, and the third to H". 677-.“77 our "00.7010, 0
therewith-7o; ly for their' missions
in the For itin'i‘ii aido to fillppm'l tho 7 . ,C D RANGES?
used r‘i'inrii 7:er to in!“ tii l’iiiiip . 7 7 .J7' AKOTCHKIS’S
plum}. Curd? f 171 iii ti7111 l “'"' 6“ .
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mom on the shove basin ‘ ‘7WWALL11325:A_7 7 7 xANm‘Wi‘EK'
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“ya flbololllii. loll llvll thing l_ i DECOBAIM‘V“ ,.,,'.,;‘,V.. ,spt‘.‘ anon
coii'i i'iwtu raglan; “bib“ m"11 6" "1': ’ smousgm'i '
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'W HAVEN, 161116316er 11161111111261
received at the edition of the Nair
New Havenliiud' Burtt‘md Roll.»
in.- this city today from fictional
ger 8611111161 Hinton. oi the rand,
tig that lie and his ”family" who
Tuesday
more Info utter a very trying expel»
[611111 The momma was dated Sacra-
Itzls presumed hope that Mr.
ins was at the St. Francis; Hotel 5.1
11181111 Francisco and his pli'in bull
bed to leave th‘nt city on Wednesday
M111 h anxiety had been felt for hi
on

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OiharlesE flow’ 5. 1

HARDWARE.

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up WASHINGTON STREET.

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SOUTH NORW'ALK. CONN.

THiANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSiNEfiS.

7' CAPi'rItL. '
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'.6URPLU'8 ANQ .PROFITS.
someone

 

EDIWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prep.

dorm H KNAPP Vicerm.
JACOB u. LAYTON, outlier.

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All othnr kinds of {111in iiiiii utv

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litiiid Cultivator

vai'p CAN TAKE CARI; or TWO air
when ACRES on 6110111110 EAS
iEF'i THAN YOU CAN 111' HALF ACRE
B’Yj HAND.

 

Henry Seymour
rumman
Mai-Vin
. knowing that the order is now rloiiilsii-

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

~ in the state. is noted for the excellent .'
manner in which they put on tho de« , ,

L8

' . nub tribe of Bridgeport, about a your

7 bond of the order during the past. six

» more remi'uliiible when it Is consider-

 

 

 

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the iii-lief of every-1 lied Man who saw
‘ the Greenwich degree tenni put on the

' 11nd i‘uitiifiil' practice.

BII'II‘BI mold It mo each In mount;

. annually from date of issue. Business
7 established ten years.
7'7 checks paid toi- profits. with Increhud
surplus show results. Partlcuiuo on

, request.

716 so. lulu 8t..

\

Jribal Allah's

t snchdih ii
'of the improved Ordero
1111,6111 the reservation or oonneiiticut ,
In planning to wind 11 his term of 0f-
ce which ends earl next month in ,
blaze of glory by holding ii big 1:111in
Ii7l'té7htibn Iii Dunbiiry a week from inst ,
11 lit
The' [laundry Tribe has been in 11
bad way for some time and the mem-
iberphlp was getting so reduced that it

Its Ill‘Oilfleld to‘ iiiirrnn‘iibr its 'charter.
bit boing‘ informed of that Great Sac-
7iiom Piumicy Interested himself so
1I but the ci v has been BCOIli‘Cfi for con-
Idutet wi
been secured which nilinber It is ex-

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

uding citizens of Dnnbury.

~ The degree work on next Thursday
evening will be porinriiiéd by the de-
gree team of the (ire nwich tribe.
which, although one the youngest

grad work .
the fact that many automobiles will
be used to couvey the degree team and
others to the hunting grounds of Don-
bury in all there will be nt least 14
automobiles used for this purpose so
that for once the "iron tiull" will not
be 'Wd

Fire Inrge iiiitui'iioblles will be used
to convey the C reenwiob teiini to Dan-
bitry while three others from the some
place will tiike meiiibors of. the Green-
wich tribe who go to seedhe work. In
addition one automobile is expected
lion: l‘oii (‘bostm one from Stamford
‘auu three fioin Smith Norwnik

All of the grout chiefs of Connecti-
cut will most in Bridgeport on the of-
tri'noon of the day nnd will depart in
:1 body In 11 large niit‘omobiie for Dan
bury.

With this infusion of new blood the
Duiibui'y tribe is expected to tnke on
11 new lease of life and flourish as the
other tribes are doing in the reserve
lion.

That the work will be done well is

iidoption degree before Konckiipotan

nun. Their work has the true ring and
proper snap to it, due to hard study
Their singing
11nd flour work are the main vfeutiires
of the degree as they exemplify it.
Great Sachem Piiiiiiley has been
very successful in his work at, the
months. He now expects to show 11,
By lite energy iiud the. enthusiasm be
has imported to several weak tribes he
bus saved them. He does not claim
to have started any new tribes but be
has hold all of the old ones and has
built them‘iip considerably.

He has had several large. class iiii~
tiations admitting in several instances
classes of 100. while Wowonipon tribe
of 1 Bridgeport. iidniitted it plans of 63
n few weeks ago, largely through his
efforts and those of Sachem E. ‘
Buckingham. This showing is all the

no that the not. gain during the first
half of his' term was only one new
number. He has the. suiisfniiion of

iiig 11-111! in good condition so that 111

toiitioi‘i 111111 bt‘i iii-voted to Organiz-
now ii‘lbttl. ‘

'1, GUARANIEED
PREFERRED SHARES

New York Realty Owners 00..

 

 

8100 to $10. 000 pay 3 per cent. innit-1

Ten thousand

R. L. COIUIW, Gonmi Agent.
7110th Norwaik

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.Plumlor. the '
thid 1

the result: that 11in have ."

A novel feature of this woik will be "

not gain of 600 members in that time. '

'- inc about.
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day night. They include some of the 7‘

 
 

 
 
 
 

PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
AND

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and 'Zinc.

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Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper

so South Main Street.

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