1111 as it is to the owners themselves.
.Wh
_...,. ,
‘Mr. Peterson. has moved from the
Campbell residence to Bayvlew street.
Eugene Modati and daughter have
moved flog Fort street. to F1301 street fig ‘31 ”Qfigav'fluung £5,303? their mother.
hCharles Walters, of Hautord lace Bridgeport BaMks' 11. HtN'i‘ho'alu'i M'V'i’s m1:
“7"” "W“ 11......1110 ofhiégl‘flli‘ilt‘li’l‘fldft ..... 1.11.0111: "‘ “ "‘ ’
"1‘ lar weekly meeting of 110.3 ‘11“)? 13111111an The telephone man are busy setting
, d of the East Avenu‘g- thb% 1111191101111 h’ 53“" off oles for “the extension of the line to
11 1.111111. will 'bc held this eve 113.. l. %q:gpcet “Ml. ._ vorson 11111110an .
' 'mid Mrs William 1111111111011. er
Weston, visited Mrs. Robinson's 8011,
Joseph M. Perry, in East. Norwalk, re-
costly.
Miss Florence Perry. of East Nor-
walk has spent several days with
her grandmother.‘ Mrs. William Robin-
8011, in Weston .
Charles Ericson has moved into the
house in Core street, recently occu-
pied by H. A.‘Tultle. He has been '
residing in Bayview street.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wilbur, of
67 Van Zandt street, have returned
11011111110111 n-iwmweeks‘ visit with'
Captain E. Wilbur, of New London.
The furnishings were installed to-
day, 111 Ridorfs meat market on the
blidge. and he expects to be able to
open the place for business tomorrow.
The regular weekly prayer meeting,
held last evening in the East Avenue
Methodist Church. was well attended
and was under the leadership-of Rev.
Edward Cunningham. -. '
This evening Mrs. Meek, the mis-
sionary 'from Malaysia, will speak at
the Methodist Church. A special ser-
vice is being planned and there will be
special music. The Womans ij‘oroign
Missionary Society will be present in
a body and a 11111111101" from the chulch
who are interests in lssiouary ef-
forts will utleuds’.‘ figMe is 11
very interesting speaker. Thole will
be special music by the choir.
‘ ROWA’I'TON.‘ "
Jacob V. Close and family have mov-
ed from Raymond street to Rev.1<‘nr
1011 Martin's house 111' ltownyton nv-e
one.
Charles R Petty of Raymond street,
went to Mount Vernon. New York. to
day; to, spend a few days with Mr. and
1111s Chester A. Stephenson.
Mrs. John Plandsi and M15. Mary
Stevens Wont from Banner Council.
Daughters 01 Liberty '110 delegates to
the 6111de Council of the, State Tues-
1l11y,ln New Haven Mrs. Sus.111God
trey. notMi's. Marystevens..was elect~
cd treasurer of the Council, at the
meeting of last: Wednesday evening
A ball game is scheduled to he play-
ed this afternoon on the George Ray-
mond lot, tween the fl‘erribic Clov-
ers and 111' Up atrfiets: An outlining
time 111111 151111..- To lucid-ow morning
the ‘cede'il's anti the Harstrc'm Jun-
tor, of Norwalk, are scheduled to plav
on he lot back of the South Five Mile
Rivor School.
Bermuda Omens
~ 100- per qt.
crash P000 fire In «0011,70 quart.
Spinach. per peck, 1611.
“WNMRW Hiking Queuei-
hero, R'sdilboo and String 3.111..
Robert Smith
Phono 8M. lowoyton. gonn.
DARIEN AND NORO'I‘6N'.‘
Miss Elsie bu Berteuu of Stamford.
111111 ilrnnk 11. Waterbury, of Noroton,
wold implied in Full Chester last
huuday.
WESTPORT.
Siluwbui'rlali urn blossoming and 11111
predictions are for 11. large 1111011.,
llclutivoo from New Jersey have
been visiting It. the home 010. 11. Join
nlugii.
ill. 0 Wood, the Bridgeport 1"0'111 011
1111.0 agent, with in town on business
yesterday
Miss 01000 011110111111 11111 returned to
her home in ElmiraN .11.. after a
visit here with 91-10110... l i
M1110 Jan n 0111111: yesterday 11
Bridgeport'oi ni wit? the Afternoon 61111111
01011.01 which 0110 10‘ a member.
11.0. 10111110.. £1111 who. of Water
bury. will 111110 pdswlsioh' of their
summer home at the Fermi: about the
15
i
,1.
tactics of records are in vogue thtli
. daily increasingI risks.
II 111 10,11,111 in 113,111}qu this week.
mi
‘ have adorned the rural landscape with
' pot grounds is now In order. Station
Agent Bradley having sown a plot 1111.,
. Junior Auxiliary 111 St. Paul's Church
N01 walk, on Tuesday were Mrs. J B.
~Folsom. M11; Davenport and Miss
"‘ pi' oiled.
' I
d to,»
11011 10113111 by the recent alumni l
lying to 0 general pub
Mrs. A. LW. Merw I
Benjamin and Jones. the 1.11111..le
momma have leased 1110 Was...
colt farm on Beiden Hill.
Advsnsniaaentam 0 «Was 0011111111111
various brilliant and descriptive post .
era.
The summer beautifying 01 the de-
uuily devoted to sweet peas.
Mrs, Josephine Gregory has rented
the house adjoining the building occu
Mrs G. A Davenport is' displaying-
the seasons styles and taking article
for spring and summer suitssud skirts.
Those salmon are fashioned in var-
ious modes an 'flne materials.
Among the members oi! St. Mut-
lhew‘s who attended a meeting of the
Star-gee and Miss 11.115110111131111
The dues from Lenten meetings of
the Whilst Club have been appropriat-
ed toward the purchhse of new books
for the Library. TheIfund now aggre-
gates nearly 37.00. l Miss Carpenter
and Mrs. A. W. Merwin constitute the
purchasing committee.‘
The Mntinee Whlst Club‘ met Tues-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J
Mchcn Bstts. Three tables were 1111
ed and prizes were awarded to the fol-
lowing successful compotitors in the
order named: Miss Annie Hyatt, Miss
Ethel Betti! The consolation prize
was secured by Mrs. Frank Comstock.
Samuel Flower Middlebrook diod
Friday. April 27Eth at. his home 111
North Wilton, 1111111 11 lingeiing illness
of consumption. He was a native of
this town'belongiIng to one of the old
Wilton families. He was engaged ill
to. ping and also 'nssisted William
steald in skilled 1arpeniry.l—lis
lather; Samuel R Middlebrook sul-
vives hiu1;li'lso foul children, 0101
cc idi'llebruok the Misses Alice
11:11 Hi u‘clle Mlddlebrook. of Wilton.
nhd 'MrLs. Mills. of Norwalk. Funeral
scrvhcs were held 111. the into home.
Tuesday afternoon. l'tcv. W. R. Hart
ofllcluiing. Members of the Congrega-
tional choir rendered the music. The
burial was in the totally lot at Hillside.
Cemetery.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Laura Raymond, who has been
111, is much improved.
John Rancher is still very ill at his
home in Seminary street.
Miss Florence Ruscnc. who has been
visiting in Durban, has returned.
K. T.‘ sums, of New York, has been
visiting friends and relatives In Locust
avenue.
The baseball diamond in South 111 0
'liuo. is being put in a vely good con
dltiou. ,
Thomas W. Hall, .112, of East 01'-
ungc, N. J., has been visiting ills pur-
cuts;
Al'oilo Koliclcr is moving into his
‘lhome. corner of Railroad and South
avenues.
Theodore Bel'tlne, of New York, has
nascent guest. of his parents in East
avenue ‘
Stephen Hoyt of the Nurseries, is
in Armohk, this Week, planting a large
number of trees.
Joseph M. Stillman is considerably
improved in health since in arrival
home from the South.
lrn Ii. Woundy, has completed the
wiring of Malcolm (irulluin's 110w rc~
sidence on Mt. Lebanon.
Begin-rt Brinkorhoff who has been
1111111 0'?th .Wecks. is now much tin-1
slcian.
B‘Keulcr,‘ is the phy
The collection In St Aloysius
i‘hdi‘bh Sunday, 1111-11111 benefit of the
18011 Francisco sufferers, 11111011111111] to
1111111111. 8100.
been occupying the old (ioorgo Dunn
111111111 111 Railroad avenue, have mov-
oil to Siuitb s Rldgo.
,1“ ,W. Anderson and 111111in have 111'
'rlve'il' at their“ summer home Jack An»
doi'iion is still at his bungalow .iu
the Adirondacks, where he will remain
for the summer
Alex. McKeniirick will run for tax
collector. His brother, William J Mew.
mail-11,1111 lust resigned that will
lion. this 1110110111 runs
1board #111 be reelected.
The funeral of Mrs. Laurence Mount
1111 died Saturdafiv,aft1gIIa long til
g. am
so. was, All)”
hum}! 'l'uc'i'tfiiiiy. 1110: m 113%
uiuut 111 Burlnndale Cemetery.
The road improvement voted 111 the
recent town ‘1‘ will be started
.mm 0‘11
30111011110111, 7,
iv 11., , ,
tutor and First
George 3. all, genomic to have
home at. B , . , Drew, . I,hkwee s
salutary to, l he sum-s , tun caucus will
lilt‘l‘
1 1M9”;
in town
ltd Gimp-l If.“
L 111.101.011.011 Hornpipe." be 110,
Hall
11; 1111111101
and are l-
msr homo‘
have 110011 in
Is 's'iiid that War-
'“ll'
'0
01.1
to accept it
street and East Avenue.
recently the object of much discussion
rough board was held in the per
1015 ”be 1119‘:;
111113.917th
been 11:1
and. should as anti sewsl beiud be el-
looted, it will stay there
posted that a fight will be made at io-
night’s 01111011111 10 11111111111110 .1111 and-
source board but probably all of the
presunt board will no 1111011011..
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1.1111111 her somw
and Albert Moore were married on
Tuesday.
Nichols spent last Sunday hero with
Emmanuel Churchflat 'l: 30 p. m. The
services last Sunday evening 16010
conducted by John 1.1011011 as the r110
tor \vns called to Philadelphia. where
1:113 youngest child is very seriously
ful.
soon be into" bloom. The spring
flowers are smiling, the grass is like
green velvet.
cued after 11 long, dead winter.
is more beautiful than spring?
Program Given by Grades 5, 8, 7 and
by the pupils of grades 5. ll, 7 and ii
of the Over River school,
afternoon:
Arbox Day 3.011%.
Quotations—Trees,
Reading—An 1111.011)... Surprise,
liesitntion-Thc Trees,
Forest Culture—-
_ School.
Harry Scovillc of Yale has 11111111 vls Story of the Maples.
illug his parents. Alice ‘Kylc.
P '1‘. Reno and family, who huvs' .
lot the Q'a'I""'LL
will not accept. a
1111 short will it!
11. they will visit the Yellowstone '
ark and other places.
The Weed buildtuk, corner at Main
which was
The last meeting of the present be
11 holiday eve
The prop th wé'lo'i'iefi 161 a syIi‘ltom
dwar’ so sawmill 1W5! 110.11
M $11.11 was into on" tli'e' table.
lit is ex-
LMQNS PLAINS
Mia. Isaac T1101 0 is In Dover.
o is seriously 111.
It is reported that Miss Lottie Davis
Harry Nichols and friend and Frank
Services next Sunday evening in
Everything is looking very beauti-
The trees are blinded 111111 will
All nature has 'nwuk-
What
ARBOR DAY EXERCISES,
-
8 at Over River School.
The following program was given
yesterday
SchooL
Grades 6 and 7
Hazel Bail.
Ethel Farr.
Need of Forestry.
Richard illauznrd.
History of Forestry.
Charles Loo. .
United States Forest Reservations, ‘
Walton Flynn.
Duties,
Randolph Belts.
Sonic Uses of 'l‘imbcl.
Frank Guarnicri.
Forests us Reservoirs,
. Jack Beeity.
Selig~The Song 111 the 011k.
{cresters‘
chdingwllobeil of Lincoln.
Kathryn Mulklii.
Selection-filmy of the Kingfisher.
Marie Benedict.
Class Exercise-0ur Favorite 'l‘recs.
Mildled Osborn (lcltl'ude Bank Bus-
510 Kerby. Hazel Buttery, Nollie
Smith Gertrude 'Tahl, May Julie,
Geiirndc Slauson. Charlotte Nadln.
Ilird ‘Duy Exercises—.-
Soug Birds of Connecticut,
Grace Osborn.
The Protection of Birds,
. Hattie Smith.
Birds as Seed Carriers,
flaily Gilbert.
How the Birds Build.
. 'Clars Finch.
Song—~'l‘ho Robin; ‘
School.
Selection—The Robin.
Marguerite Dilworth.‘
Sonnguppy A1 bor Day.
“ch 11.01 .
L '5
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POBTMAS‘I’ER ROBBED
G. W. Floats. Postmaster at Rivet-ton,
111.. nearly lost his life and was robbed
of all cmnfort. according to his letter.
which says: "For 20 years 1 111111
chronic liver complaint which led to
such 11 severe case of jaundice that
even my finger nails turned yellow;
when n , doctor prescribed Electric
Ittsri: I. lllch culed inc and have kept
6 w [tr eleven yearsfi' Sure cure
for Bi l'loLusn'css, Neurnlgiu. Weakness
1111, llivcl, Kidney and
Bladder do ligaments. A wonderful
MIRIOAN CONGRESB.
,May' 4.--_i’rcsltli‘mt
$131311? '01 lirlzil, in opening
naingo'i'm
eduesdu
laiiudod 111m
it'll"
«Pan-American Congress
become closer.
1.1,,
the governments 01
CONQUL MOI ARRIVIO.
111111. was a passenger on the steam
. coast last year was over 1.800 skins.
Miss Eddies While. her mother and ' '
grandmother. have all been ill with ' ’
grip. but are improving. . ’
.11 antcr' 11. South Nor~ . , .
P. Wood’s Norwalk, drug :3. ‘
to sohsiou of the Brazilian Ccugi ass.
olivered a message which
to be held at 1110 Jenorlo on July 21,
’ 11111 the proposed visit of Secretary
11 embassy .
IradI'I‘. from ,
. " 11 1110103111111
”to day the ties of cordial
'Ii’clheen Brazil and 1.110 Uni. ‘
For that
have done nothing more -
than to 'tollow the policy established 1
by the founders of our independence . .
In 18112 and invariabl observed by all
mail until now."
new 1101111, May 4.—-—Alfrcd 11. M00; .
United States Consul at Dublin. ire- ._
which arrived here today from ' ‘
111111111. oA'i'c all or. 11m. 1111111.
momma, 11.02, M1; 4—«Five of
the fleet of 111111an schdonera which
eiuisod off the British Colun'iblu and,
sqpthorn count this :0110011 11111111 urrlv.
ed 011 Van‘ Couvcr 1 land coast with 11
10100110011111 than reported for years.
The six schoouurs took 11 total of 913
skins. The total couhi catch report
1111111 1.1151 skills. The catch an the
ch! Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the iibh. Try been 11 Oint-
meat. .11, euros plies. oceanic. any
skip itching. All druggist-sell it.
”w” ' ..._.. 1"?
Whyoi ole, there mensgeiles but no
womeuug'erl'cs?
our Very Best Fresh M'ade Butter.
Fa 'oy Assorted Cak‘ét', per lb.
51w Politics} Rhubarb. S'pinl‘ich,
New Cobbage,I
i ,
24 Celine A110. East Norwalk. at.
Tel. cIoil 223—5.
lucorroalireu.
Successor to
JACOB-M. LAYTON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENCY
5 Railroad Ave., South Norwaik.
Representing sdme of th‘e strongest
and most reliable liturahce com
panic: in tho uolnoos.
ARE YOU WEI-.1. YNSUREM
1’". Valuable Tip
Spring Line for
' summonses
“A wonb“+ lit-is w1a
odrFICIENT. "
pally 1. 1111
134 Washington St. '- 15.11.. iii-walk.
llVIo .,
111101 11;"
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IS1
1'"
hold in hayinoud ii - , tomorrow 1m
, 1 1.01...
W 1,
1111111111 ll..tho' principal ingrel
‘ til comm aim 011116.
. it!) _
“ 11,1101. perhaps”
4.111111 itch! itchi-8cratchl 11.1.1.8
whlie ‘we can make
prompt '
,pCf‘ ibq 25c , .\
3 cans Milk” 250
3 lb can Asparagus, 200
100
.1. M. 1.115111311111100. ”MW
, muons? your nylons“ I'm.
“1 11111111111111 the author a! thlit pop
:00 mum to m git."
588.011 y Flotilla iiiist' of-
111.119.1111 11‘s pay the 'll'nc?"~Philad-
elp‘hin Ledger
1
I . conneot-
ionsl'L-“Posml brings
representative.
Conn. Railway and
nghtmg' Go.
all
son’s line the best
we ever had.
w
;‘""."' can
11‘
E E. Gill‘llalll
DECORA'YOR.
Talisman—452.
E. NORWALK.
10 F l RBT 8T.
i906
8'i’LUItdBIl‘JG AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Goo and Bloom Fitting,
000 Fixtures, Metal Coiling, Etc.
Have you noon our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONESM a HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
11 {mm owner
'1
' NORW‘ALK.‘
WflhamEMeIeker
General
Contractor '11111 Y'lumbor.
summons
1
parlance.
later 81.. 8011111 'hmilllli.
1
l, I! ' '
the “Meridian Fire Department. 16 till the'
v saucy can
1‘10
11121011110 of silliellhteu/deut of fire
alarm
chief The new cider has been 11 1110111-
bor of the department over thirty
your.
Mutant chief.
check the ravages of consumption.
the “white plague" that claims
many victims each
Honey and TM cures coughs and colds
perfectly and you are 111 no danger of
consumption.
health by taking some unknown pro;
parution when Foley's Honey and Tar
flimsy/,3
gum. soul 01 01111111111011 in 111110
annually from date of issue. 3138111859“
established ton wears.
checks paid for profits. with in r'easeil
groin: show results. Particulars 011
illY lilillllll till
TRANSACTS A GENERAL .BAN KING
DIRECTORS.
E. Mathewson «Hoary soymour
J . Knapp , Samuel Grumman
J ,l'll. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
renown-1‘2 .~ l'J'o'hL’h' H. Libht. -‘
We consider this sea- '1
11011001 ,VIiirli 111111 Ample 1311-.
L :Adm, 1110, ,
ll V‘ t
11111. 11111101111101 motile! 1111mm
sea by the death of issue
all. Chief Lucns' will still hold
He bl 11111111101111 first permanent
loromo Bailey remains as as-
WW
1111 AGAINST 00110011571011.
1 nations are endeavorina 10
it
your. F0111)" A
Do not risk your
s 011.10 and certain in results Ask
Honey and .‘1‘111'111'111 insist
8 wit 11111111101 .Drus
.01.,151111111111111
PREFERRED SHARES
i-New viii-11' Realty owners 00.,
100 to 310.000 pay 3 per 00111; 001111.
gr’Een' 1 11111111"
souruuonwnk, 001111.
3118111533.
CAPITAL.
m
pronounce
suanus AND receive.
31.713.500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Proo.
JOHN, H, KNAPP. Vice-Prop.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
F rod H. Rowan.
1:11.101 1:.
VAN "scov.
PLUMBING.
‘STEAM,
1101' WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet 11611, Copper»
and Zinc. '
so South Main Street. ~
11111111131111 427. I
South Norwalk, Conn.
Two 1511111 NORWALK M'IN In
uc‘K.
ins. Co.
they insured again in the some oom-
puny. IWhy don’t you?!
P. H. FIELD, Gonoral‘flnont.‘
Unitod In Bid . $0. Norwal Conn
gt! ophgo’pono-Th. k'
JPN
thorn.
11011011,“. ‘woll VHW' .
0010”
Ellis, l‘iiliml 811111111111
1"":111‘5 ll 1111’ ll
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i ‘11 11.1153 ‘ 11-061. 90. _
.1
14.11;.”
‘1. ' “I had been troubled withII'
disease for the last five years“.
1 dit Co' 0 celebrated Win00, 'LL
‘ . Cigars always on hand. '
1.
Both had Endowments paid them
this month by the Count Gonpral Life
The investment was so good
I W. havo endeavored at. all 1111100
' to bring our ouotomoro tho boot tho-
markot 0110111011, and our ulociion 01
1101111001110 wall oovorlngo this oocoon
we think 0' crowning triumpth. W0 an
anxious to havo your ludplnont upon
Our Popu- Mongol-0 Iundorotond
,9
111111111 liliiiiillmlsdnulishlng
V90“ ORDER.
Window Altai“. i’liltur'o Framing-l
"1,, , . 011001111.
, 010111 Windplvit 'ohhiiu with run”,
2501 mm curtain Pain. with Fix
'aud poor. thin
see one that 11 1.1111 '
Emulsion. Your (1
no doubt tell you the.
fat-starvcdmits food
nm'rishiIngit. 1
0111111 helps the'
mic chil'fircn lik
mulsio'n. it Col
V121) clement of felt y
it supplies them wi
feet and quickly ,
nourishment. Scott's
sion brings dimple
round'cd limbs. '
SCOmi‘i1.ll)\VNIl‘.',4m)i‘earl'Slroot.2{
arms CENTRAL coubi
_~
Republic“. to Meet In 11.11111, ,
Maw-Mo Fix Convolution!
HARTMiRD, Muy 4.1- Ti). .
cab state central committee in
disks dinner at the Habitat
on'ilay 11 at the invitation a!
mail Keuenly At that tint
thought the date for the state
tion will he set.
WAS WABTIN'G AW'A
Robert R. Watts. of 81110111..
lost flesh and never felt wel
toted with leading physician
tried all 1e1ucdles suggested
relief. Finally I tried Foley.
ney Cole and less than two ll
completely cured me and I 0111
sound and well " During th
0101' kidney irlegularitles are
caused by excessive drinking or
overheated. Attend to the kid
once by using Foley’s Kldue,
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
W
A good fellow is a fool and his
0y ‘before the parti
1101131. VlC’i
Q‘gry room heated. I
RATES REASONA
Finely stocked Cafe in
A full line of Ackor, M6
'1'. J. SULLIVAN, pm
Telephone 6:11.39”
11051110111".
ALL INSURANCE. BEAU
MORTGAGES. NOTARY
should be equipped 1111111.,
new white. chapters “8 , ‘
celaln Enameled Laya'toryl,
Have you ever stopped t
how delighlully convenient
be to have hot and cold fluid
in your dressing 11111111111
ins apartment of first 1
monk; Its ,prcseucagwo'uld
o gest degree 0 ,com
WW9 will gladly qu
phonics, honest will to
"01000 R.
CORNER MAIN AND
, South Moi-walk,
“m... M
innvxp 11/ 111111
Funeral puma.
"000111.910. onyx
tuinublc are to be sold
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