Merrill. 0.13.. VII men 111 Itbe south Norwolk Com ’ "gunshot” Whytonloyrow norm . more tears wiped away diseml1 and or follow by It bodies that. c ymdtnlbt has waveg- 510le no onward Ind is now can: our near m... 1216.11. has llroduc~ ed cloudy Ia'thsr w showers fibrin: the past at hours fro hangar nortbwm1m1»aouth. Dakota. and as for outs: laws. This dlsturbahoe will smut/lily Iowa eastward to the Iowa '91 undsy. and out T1313 It We 1 alyonuon en'l‘ vicinlt wll 1.11s on the southern edge aunday night Conditions favor for this vicinity tall: weather tonight. Sun- day fair in the womb: . becoming cloudy. north: the day w th probably showers lute In the afternoon. . Lawns are looking tine. W —I4atsst Spring Del-bios. O'Brlcn's. Miss Paulina Hermit. ct Smith's Ridge, was a. cocent visitor In Norwalk. Dealers in dog chains.‘ muscles and collars have been doing a good busi pass of late. The officers of the Volk ‘ Com pany are taking theft annual Inventory at the shop. -For Saturday only, a special sale of Trimmed Sailors. at reasonable prices, at. Miss Hutchinson' s. 92 Wash- ington street The painters have commenced wor 0n the A. J Donley cottage in Woo- ward avenue. . - Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell of Norwalk. are occupying F. S. Odell‘e place, i111 Smith's Ridge. Miss Rebecca. Nontieth. of Nomalk. was a recent guest of Miss Birdlna Fitch. In Weston. ——Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien. William 0. Taylor, of East Norwa'lk, has been engaged to sing in the Stem- ford Baptist Church, The house of Washington M. Shar- 101.1 In Woodward avenue is being im- proved with a new veranda. Miss Estelle Gardner. of Norwalk. has been spending the week with Mrs. John M. Lockwood, In Weston Miss Isabel Alter has returned to her home in .West street, fte‘r having spent several days with frf do in New Jersey. i If health is wealth and money talks, For so the proverb tuna, fortune you may plainly see, In inking Rocky Mountain Ton. Plalsted‘s Drug Store. William Brennan and family, of South Norwalk. have been guests at the residence of Dennis 0 Chase, in Weston. George Schaub returned to his home In New York yesterday. after having spent. several weeks with reintIVes in South Norwalk. 1 Mrs. Emma J. Sturgcs of South Nor- walk, has sold her double house at ill and 31% Osborne street. Dsnbury, to Mrs. Mary Potter ~Lstest Spring Derbles. O‘Brien's. Miss, Irene Dufault. who recently underwont an operation for appendi— cltls at the Norwallt Hospital, is now able to be out again. The Misses Rhoda and Mary St-ur 805. of Weston, have been entertaining their sister. Mrs. Katherine Harris, of Norwalk, for a tow days. MI'I. Franklin lrvlng Smith will sing by requoIt tomorrow morning at the First M. iii. Qhurch the solo, “We Would see Jesus." by Johnson. NOT 1 .fl you“. a ‘6!“ oo o 355, u. Falling of the ll, ‘ 'Patntul Periods. Tu- 11m m Dulr tumours in National HIIII, Wastmt. Mrs. 'l‘ho- be the theme of they . swords ' blip .P the church. ‘ , "AM hadron Ivar mare fears mammoth s1 medicine in the world. 1 Radiators Rocky Noubtoln'l‘ ”firm “on: - or- Tlob at; isle III morning It the First Milt]: by the pastor; the Remw can. W Mrs l‘.‘ A. Bracken. of Marble stroIt left town yesterday to bet he guns at her do Mar, Mrs. W. W 0' Brian. of New an in. and Mrs. 0.3 .Clray. of Forestviilo. in WT Dug? s . O i VIII) 1188 ”Gen M William .1. Wic the home of his in Union street. Mr. Wilcox 3 Improve- meat. is but slight. ll. street parade last evening. announo lag the opening of the baseball season The route was plentifully illuminated with burning red fire. The department commander and staff of the p. A. It. will visit Douglas Fowler Post, Monday evening. April 30th. Lets every comrade us well as associate member give him II rousing Welcome. Fishing, rods are to be seen in the hands of many sportsmen lately and some very good catches of trout are re ported. Several tine strings have been brought Into the city by local expon- ents of the rod. ‘ The annual meeting of the Woman’ 3 Association, of the South Norwulk Congregational Church will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 3. 30 ocloclt. A. special hour will follow the busi- ness meeting and election of odlcers. ~Mournlng Bands and Class. O'Brien. Walter Whitmors, a Whodwsrd ave- nue young man who fell while doing some athletic stunts on the limb ofII tree. one day last week. injuring his ankle severely, is now doing nicely. being able to be about the streets and to ride a bicycle. Camelot Castle Knights of King Ar- thur, is arranging to give an informal don in the Town Assembly Hall on Fri y evening. May 11th. Informer thin as to admission, hours of dancing. mfreshmenls.1etc.. will appear in those dolumns in due time.1 I .— Wllllum F. Kora. the wall- known cl- gar maker. has an ill of muscular rheumatism at bi home in Hillside stre‘qt for the past three weeks. Mr. Korn Is now able to be out and hopes to resume his bench Monday at the Old Well Cigar Company' s shop. _——- I. The Philathea Class of the South Norwalk Baptist Church, tor young ladies. will meet in the class room of the Sunday school tomorrow at 12 o'clock. for the study of the Sunday school lesson. All young ladies will be cordialhr welcomed into the class. The New telephone directory to be issued about May 15, will be somewhat different from the old ones. In the new. directory the name of the sub- scriber will come first, and the number of the telephone second, in make the directory uniform with those of otheri companies. —Crofut it Knapp Hats. O'Brien's. ’l‘lIc Decker Club of the South Nor- walk Baptiat Church. for young men. will meet in. the class room of the Sunday school tomorrow at 12 oclock, for the study of the Sunday school lua- son. All youn men who have no church or Sand y school home will be gladly welcomed to this class. The hardware dealers have been in ducod by the sunshine to bring out the lawn mowers in their stock for display purposes. The grass In many places is now green and fresh and the avia- ors of yards Ire looking forward to the hot. days when they will be pushing the lawn mowers across their green M. the morning service tomorrow ofn Firs till. Ill. Church. Mrs. P. Irving linith' r.wlli sing by request the solar: We Would Boo Jesus. by Shepherd This solo was written for Erickson Bushnell. Mrs. Smith begins her au- tlns as contralto soloist In the Congre- otlonal Church of Stamford the first under in buy “W M are soils: and mammal. Court Westport and Westport Circles. Companions of the Forest. this wank. ac Hunt, of Normals. sang tIIo se- Iotlons‘ In a very acceptable manner. Miss Militants! Norwalh. also sang twice. and was enthusiastically en- ,thuslutlcally sheared. urlon‘r yo! flourish It Machetes. Try‘ it; If iyou like it. tell others; if you don't lire It. tell us. Sample. lit. at. , J'ohn II. III Water street. 1 , W ho'l‘he members vii Welcome airmen Elma surge. of walk, will attend Io as In a bodygr'; marrow evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church. The amnion is 1 the observance In tit. George II Day. Tbsxt luv. bdrm-Mtge am of Igumt I. It has caused. m laughs and dried more anqub I ‘ her In the country for some time, is again at his- home Knowlton Fifeand Drum Corps held crate blocks 101x45 feet. '1 kopoom run» I 60 N7 no commercial Bulletin) Church on lint Avanuo. W 8. Mustard the chairman of the building committee of Christ Church, has received from Architects W. in C. AIIdeley. of New York City. the plans for the edifice which is to be v nue. The building will be of con- with a tower 100 test high. The main auditorium ‘ will be 70x41 feet. with I. seating ca pacity of about 400. with space' 28x17 feet for the choir 24x12 feet for the chancel. a vestry room. 12: 10, and a choristor's vestry, 12x11“. feet. In the basement will be a kitchen. pantry and large Sunday- school room. It will have hot air heat slate roof and stained glass Windows. MI. Iianford expects the plans and specifications about. May 1Estimates Received for Now Building. From plans drawn by Engineer L. I). Bridge and Architect F. A. Cooper. associate. Bridgeport, estl males have been received for a new building .for Monaco Dell Lockwood on Wall street; three stories front- age 01 67 feet. brick. steel frame, gravel Iool', galvanized Iron cornice; ground floor four stores plate glass fronts; second floor, nine offices. toilet rooms; third floor will be ill. ranged for lodge purposes, with pur- lore, Intercoms. toilet, etc; steam heal. gun and electric lights. Alterations to Residence. E Burger and Company are the gen- eIIIl contractors Robins Brothers the masons. and the Healing and Lighting Company have the plumbing and heat- Ing for alterations to the house known as the H. I..Hoyt place. Franklin uvc- Inue, now owned by Schuyler Humil- t;on new plumbing and heating are to be Installed, and all modern covert ieIIccs to be provided. “ Contract for Electrical Work. The Reed and Volk Electri ‘ll‘. (intu- pnny has been awarded the . ~utrnct l for the. wiring in collimation 'ulth the ' installation dielectric. lights in the four-Janrlly frame house which Con tractor William H. McMnhI ls erect- ing on Main street for Smous and McMahon. Through the agcnty of Horace E. Dunn fifteen building lots In this city have changed ownership during the past week. The purchasers are all Norwnlk people and some of them at least, cxpcct to build at once. WIFE. MURD‘OBERO. LEAVES CHI- CAMBRIDGE Mass. April 28 «Tole grams received today from the Chica- go police by the local authorities were to the effect that Erich Muenter the Instructor at Harvard University who is wanted on the charge of murdering his wife. had left that city and that there seemed to be no indications Is to where bclIIId gone. It was com- monly understood, however. among Muenter's friends that he intended to return to Cambridge. The author! ties and college officials seem greatly mystified 0ch the cuss inasmuch as Muenter. had an excellent reputation and was an earnest workm in the German department and was active also in tum-lug when not. engaged in college work. No motivo has appear. ed for the alleged crime which was committed it is charged by arsenic. the poison having calmed the woman I dcaLIIIlsIot funny days after the birth of a c , REVISED LIST 'OF TEXAS LEAD. BHILLEVUIII. Tom. April 28 ”The following is n correct list of tho dead. resulting from the tornado which swept over this place last. Thursday w. w. belt. 01 mm... Mrs. R. .L‘ MIQII‘ and fivo child- F'red Mount. 'I‘om Mount. , Warren and child. ern nice Greer. Gay Greer. 3%“ #u‘r moumtv RIPOBT. AGBI TON. April 28 w—President Roosevelt has transmitted to Congress the entrust report on the boot Milli" industry fill“! United States during 1006. pro red by Charles F. Taylor. peels agent of the Department of Agriculture. The report says the sc- oI booth harvested tartar I'm m'lm, 384. with an average yield all. , core. 1 W I ”ltd!“ wad ,2” pounds. Apron bitumen ‘ land your 1 molly u Gray's “All“! a”cartels. pleasant her care III. II. is I III». nth-‘ nd hover-toiling. Mil» book. if “WWI timid. erected by the society, on East ave I Tim ., slim mammal To“ , 1 mgfi; thorny.” ‘ V " an i ,1» reasons 1 values will when the location auto incorpordt‘crs of the milk!" uld‘guibi hi Whitman 00mm bum bpt who Is not idlintifled with tho coar- puny now, but. who hall especial In. latest in all that concerns the old crmpnny said that tram Information he considered reliable he believed the new survey ma 9 item Cos Cob to Btuuwich would I the one on which the road would be built. What seems to contradict this as- sumpttonrhowover, Is the fact that a short time ago there was filed in the Greenwich Town. Clerk's onion a document of twenty-alum pages which seems to indicate that the original line . is to be adopted. The twentyolght page document In the levy qt an execution by the New E York, New Button and Hartford Rail- road Company against land belonging to the Port Chester and Ridgeileld road. The parcels of land described include the old layout, crossing North street, Luke avenue and Weaver street i GIocnwlch. l 1 To make the belief stronger it is * ‘ known t at some heavy purchases of land in oolrville evidentl for a great terminal freight start on have, been made" i For several yours a majority of the capital stock of the Bidgeileld road.‘ Inca been owned by the New Haven road, but the levy of the execution only use the knot of ownership strorr gcr. A LUCKY POBTMISTRESS is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary. Me.. who has found Dr. King a New Life Pills to be the boat remedy site ever tried for keeping the Stomach Liver and Bow- els in perfect order. You’ll agree with her if you try these painless purl. hers that infuse new life. Guaranteed by 1&1an r South Norwallr. and g; P. Weed. orwalh. Idruggiatc. Price 0. STUCK iN THE WEBTPORT DRAW. q" Loaded out large Drew'too itch Water for the Tide. There was fun on board the tug l‘leavllx1 was eutieavur'ifig to push through the draw in Westpurt am Wednesday III tsrnoon. This barge was exceptional ly heavily loaded and was on her way to the coal doc-k of Taylor 1 Richards, the Main street dealers. in Westport. When about to pass through the draw she stuck her nose in the mud and refused to budge. nip and tuck With the Addie V. as to cross the bridge were IwondeIing If they across during the day or not. forts of the tug ond then it was given up as a bad job to atompt to get through. The tag then pulled the barge across 'the river to the starch factory dock where she remained un- til yesterday afternoon.’ I Then the tug came around from South Norwaik and took her through all right. it, wits the heaviest loaded bulge, appearance wise. that has ever‘1 gotten in to the Snugatuck river. sIoK wwu AND mum-Irina. You have often seen them with pale laces poor Ip‘p‘e lite, head and back- ache, symptoms common to the sex. FItbers and mothers loan on time in securing Dr. David Kennedy's Favor- Its Remedy. of Readout, N.Y It. will cost only one dollar and is much cheaper than sickness. Write to Dr. David Kennedy's Sons. Readout. N. Y.. for a tree soluble bottle Free Sample Battles at R. It. Plnlstcd a T0 sursco anyway. EducIthnIl AIIoclation May Moot- Tum II Planned, There“ is every reason to believe that the National Educational Adsoolation has. no intention of abandoning its plan to hold Ita annual meeting in San Frhpoisco this your in spite” of the misfortune that has bofallsn that c ty. Certain members of the association feel that the e is no better way to show their h therly love tor the tida- esters of the stricken city than by lug II meeting there even though ybody has to camp in tents. It la orally believed the association will accept the hospitality or the people of Ban Emotion over though they will not be as lavish in their enter- tainment as they have been in the past. THI Blot-i 'rlII riches not have III :ithout lbw.” t then are is' u DWI In “lb '0'“ can Mil. any It the first sign of entire Valli“ It'w'll. ‘ slut theds‘thciic cam Nfiw q Addie V and a coal barge which sho~ For a time it was . whether she would be able to pull her ,- oft’ and people' who were waiting to 1 were' going to be, able to get Finally the bulge slid off by the ef- t W MAN IN THI WORLD Wr- re placed nor live it. Is important none It Foley's, Kid. danger the symptoms will disappear will be restored so its It builds up this cog OIcIr 130w- ‘ . 1.. Wires: “i l mmnay Gum and tau mm b so cost Ina lily " moon-r chum. l 1: 11 . minty” of Norolbb. ' resolvoowulfilb , WW Wsstport Y um Woman Married It “ “ Hirrlib‘ury. Miss item It Sherwood. or. West- port. was In tried on Tuesday often gull): April Til to Louis Weldlieh. of r no e or roman o at. life? resilience of the nylon rldo'a kg???“ Mrs. (glands W. Gillette. uncanny“: Pa: III nuptial rum being tied hov. Henry,i3rownie Bruit drew: chm-c iI b way by nor mother. throng it the mid lo milrtle‘d couple *9! ll res port. s'rcu: THAT coho, or It may result in autumn. Bra- zilian Balm is break I up Colds when-1 evdr tried. almost with at e to. as, me and two bot lea. i'd.or WW.“ and Promos ion comm!» m... Sluts , For Children. sags 3 yo 10. 65c Easily Worth 90c We have about 25 of then play cults and will nave 'no more? inbred, * ' lion. 1 1 forest to every consumer in this community. stocked with lust'sucb floods III the miss‘llin‘ of our sdve Him: justly proud of with such items as the allowing. birdiee' colored ablrt-w‘alstsy of lawn, in black and white also blue and uh ' ' todies' white lawn shirt plain or lace trimmed, buttoned back or front. at 98c. Ladiea' white lawn or dotted Swiss , shirt waists lace or embroidery trim- filled, at $1.23. 1 , Ladies black ann shirt waists, ‘ tucked , Ludles’ white lawn waists. tucked face or embroidery trimmed, buttoned trout or back, at $11.50 Indies lawn or Swiss waists, cm- broidery or lace trimmed bum front or back. at 31 Ill). forties white lawn or ballet-o waists finely ' 11198 It is the desire ,of this store In it really is. Notbimn .unduiy over drawn; tits msrcbputdlpa rhouiii M King osreleiitl in a word. telling the truth about our wares without mum New seasouubie goods. onthIly made and justly priced H To tell you that his HE WABH WAIST NEW} HGRI’G ‘i‘I-il MIA. a waist aqlllllnlfiill. to be 1i! wouldn‘t bb' rune We 0 en the season good news. Not In hamd has: a money shying snap to An extra Int-go thawing bf and striped black and rib made. its; all sizes. at tile. waists. looks feels and wears extra value while it III not": 27 inch white Immanuel! rznfiigdrasfl' In new and dslbtf flitt 3m A TUNEFUL TALE , ABOUT MOTIONS. burning cotton. all colors, toga. all buttons. 2 dos an m. Assorted black pins on on ' 1 girlhood 1}?ka band eyes, ra qua y one It at noun. We 7. Highly scented soaps. lilo out and lace trimmed, at $1. 50. tucked or lace trimmed 1:1...,:.,._ 1.? Flowers, Straw Shapes, of?” research. and must be aidsed but; at once to make room for our r! lar lines. This is the balance of Miss Tlllotson‘s millinery stash, Iv. 11-117an I. oo. ‘ as wasnmo’tort STREET ' Sou. Namath. when they any. They are t , or?» m for the child. ' qut what yo; rm to ploy In. Made of good " wash motel-III, I dark blue chambrly. Open Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings. ‘ TAILOR OLOTHIER, HATTER, FURNISHER. 85 Washington Street. Joseph Davis. I , “rarer... magma!“ novr's ”Lean-Tan ONE WIEK. APRIL“ ”RD WEDNESDAY ANID MA Tl “Q.“ ARA W- JACK 0N deAv all... RIP!!! ml. ‘ IvsII'lII Baturdlyu‘l‘ho boll, ItIMII. Saturday—Tho Io‘ym Detective. Mlilnm..,.... .... loo-Int laminae do. 200 and Moods: Nigh’gtl Ladiu' Night. 150 II this coupon entities the hold» to I No rem-VIII IIIi. Tickets limited to ROY THEATRII. nurotitv. wanna Av MAY silo. Third stern-Kimmy PIIBCI “14%le amt Anni-law psalms srm Tia: STAN. A :in for? Mimornistm and ”PM: mallards. till! I HMO 10:." AWN rl YWHI ‘ :NW‘I Iv'nlofm‘lloisla boots on Iain “turd-y. May ”.th lit cum Though» H'Ia 00M , ode. I SIERY, UNDERWEAR. NOTIONS, WHITE The best Traveling Trunk to be found; large size. 831.75. v Kitchen Utensils, Mattings. Oil Cloths. Window Shad“... 9; Washington Street. that cannot find I place In because our ouItom‘orI will; honest coal. If you want the but coal oil —-order from us. and you got but grade. Prudent people Ire bAvIng put in today in one or I arising IItIr. ‘ Harris to Gone 08 Water 8t. 80. N M To ,rs ATTRACTIONE SHEETS, PILLOW CASES. TABLE LINEN. NAPKINS. M. 8. SMITH 8; COMPANY“ South tonight BI.’ I his but it FROM COAT COLLAR TO TROUSERS BOITO Our suits are deftly. a inventive tailors. who .. to give the touch of e , much admired in 1 1 suits. It's the quIllfiI’. price of our suite that but dressed man The IoIson'I correct select from in. all hm focus. blue Inga. films. “If“. flit 6ft ‘ breaths mouth. hair and youths. I. .1
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