r , to. in
Laboratory
sidfiél
4076c bolti-
I
mm:
wiflADLIY. PM.”
Wu 8t.
' K’l'. ’ 7 has MW
his Greens Forum ll'9 K09 for a few do:
hast.
uh:
Mrs.
but been the succinct lrlohdi
9 spent Sunday hero with relatives and
’ friends, ‘ '
' ‘ Rev. C 8. Sun yer has returned
' from a visit with out of town relatives
K ~ lllti friends.
N Sipperiy. of the AutomaticKTKool
tinny.
York on business.
The cottage prayer meeting will be
held this evening at the home of
Charles (krnung. of Fitch street
The one driver is now at work 1-H
planing the dolphins which tvere re
1939.7? t0 make room for. the water
it'll, peony class meeting heidyes‘
tag at the East Avenue Methodist
h mwns led by Rev. Edward Cun-
“Mr.“ and Mns.CI1nries R. Baker. of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday in East Nor-
walk with Mrs. Bakers mother Mrs.
Smith. or Osborn avenue.‘
The Ladies Auxiliary of Christ par.
lull, will meet at the home of Mrs.
Hilltry Jimmerson, East avenue. Thurs-
day afternoon at 2: 30 o'.clock
”Never can tell when you'll masn
a finger or suffers cut. bruise; burn or
scald. Be prepared. llr. 'l‘h ns’ Ec-
legible Oil instantly relieves to pain—-
quidltly cures the wound.
ROWAYTON.
-A lecture on Chinp, pnd illustrated
with a large number" steroopticon
viliws, will be held , lfivht‘tlng In the
Rownyton Baptist tilt at 7 :‘30
o'blOclt. ’
vCharlcs Klein, the wellvlmown dra-
riddle author 1991193161 York who recent—
ly put-chine ile Euphrnt's
sightlyéresidance’r In
been directed a member of the Ner-
midi: Yacht Club,- which has a club
use ill. idiokory' Bruit.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Nollie Hoffg'of Newark, is vi-
siting her aunt. “Mrs J .P. Brum‘
met. ,1 , . 9 r ‘ ‘ 1
W
William M. Anderson. of Philadel-
phia. was In townycstordny on busi-
noss
Letters remaining uncalled for in
t.ho:Darien Postoiiice last. week were
for Mrs. M. Campbell and Mr. Hardy.
*lost.-0n‘lv‘ebi‘unry 14, a young
foxterrler; one brown eye and car
A reward for the return or information
given to R. L; Gillette.
Rev. and. Mrs. Herbert S. Brown
have returned from a visit to Florida
for several weeks. They report having
had a cry pleasant trip.
Carl Weiseit. the proprietor of the
rosd house 'at Miller‘s Bridge. is re-
novating the place and making consid
emblechnnges. He Intends to open a
restaurant there.
The regular monthly meeting of
e Hook and Ladder Company was
held Monday night. it was nscer mined
that about 525 had been netted as a re-
sul of the‘ annual ball of the com-
. puny. '
The, annual town .meeting was held
yohterdny in the D111 ien town hall for
the purpose of Iayln‘g‘u tux agd making
appropriations for certain no lie works
which were included in the call. The
locating voted to lay a tax of ,oi3ht
mills. The meeting was presided over
by Judge William H; Willmott, .17.
Taxes of Mrs. Mary "Schmitz were or-
dotted abated. The meeting voted to ap-
propriaie $1999 for the erection
none bridge over Stanly Bbook on
was avenue. Volunteer Hook and Lad?
tier. Company. of “Munich. is to have. .
a fire bell costing $150. A proposition
for n 31, 000 bridge over Goodwives Ri-
over was knocked out and a proposal
for ‘{bill} in gutting Lindon svcnpe was.
also d’ef ftcdes
« .3 wpsuposvr
The seisctm’en will hoid their March
meeting this ovenl‘lit. “
M...—
Rudolf Bradley of Bedding. was a
recgnt visitor in town.
-—-—H——n—-—u~
John L’Hommedieu has entered the
employ ‘Eof Beers Brothers.‘ ,
9 M
91‘ :11»
holds in omtmsh was .
first not Nichols has been visit)
the abort. =
12110 e from
37.3“
nutritious: w .
spent yesterday in New 'K
t nesdny evening. February 27.
lI.irs Holmes of
7359,7073 won first lady’s prize. and it;
0st captured iirst g‘ontleman' sf,
ghetto
s‘ 9999::
, ltw
Kins. George Meeker is 111 at not its
.
__.....
Mrs. Walter s. Minna. of East 'or
,, walk has been the guest of Miss
once St. John.
some
bone with shuns.
@0wa rectifying.
hero with his parents.
Dnvld Whitney, of Hartford
his home last week.
on route tor Chicago.
with friends in Norwalk
The report that Dr. J. M. Nolan has
for hotel purposes is untrue.
m
havo been spending some time in 'iv‘lo-
rida, returned home last week.
to use crutches yet. however.
Aaron Bennett of Wright street.
'13 place: has who has been very ill with pnmmoniu.
is able to be about the house. .
“a...
Frederick Malwin, the well lmown
port Saturday evening lit 8 oclocl.
heard from him recently. He is visit
lug his daughter ingClralleston. .'(‘. '
Mata.
Moses Wheeler is wintering in the
CIt‘oHnas. He has been serious“ iii.
{rut lute reports from him are reussr-r
"K
have been visiting Mrs. (‘. isomhcy
have returned to their home in Wes-
ton.
Miss Julia Wukemnn entertained in
Greens Farms Fill mer's (Int: :1! hell“
borne in that section of the town last.
night.
Charles Anderson. of New York was
the recent guest of his parents, Mr
street.
,, recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. .l.
Taylor. 9‘ 9
The funeral of Miss Sarah l‘itcir
who died Thursday morning. wns' he!
street, Saturday afternoon.
George Bourgcrs horse
frightened at a. passing trolley yester-
street. and ran nWai. Quite an etc.
until the horse was caught. No do
triage resulted. ‘
The Colonial mwhist given by mom
bars of the grunge In their hull Wed
was
u,9_de9t:id9ed success
“'80
‘W
Church and Mrs: flirtiih‘K‘E.
mm the Methodist Church in Betllol.
tins. Harold.Koole1.-Ed|ht
G.Tho rem!” meeting of the K. 0. K.
old Thursday evening. Feb
w3:711 intd to make
, 11 av: schooif ,
was chose
lace of Willis 8. ,
9e.
., . .919; éfllrs't "or with the
' loved the employ on ooh tit unusually _
.", , lace Builder. KKK?! Fillrdeld " 9.
one;
not. a 6mnton'lbor of Yale’s has
has
Nib." ‘K .7 *'
a
Goal-go H 'Ki‘rnoey of Dunbufym
ll
Miss Bessie Taylor of New York
was a recent guest of her parents in
. Crocus Farms.
David Whitney has returned to his
in Bottom-d. .at‘ler n b91916: stay
Chester Puncher. who has been con-3
lined to the house with in. grippe.9 i119
Hurry Pnrsoll has returned to New
York lifter on end of the week stay
who K
has, been visiting In town, returned to
Rev. Christopher Mitchell. who has-
becn visiting friends in town, Is now
Miss Edna Bradley has returned to
her home In Saugntuck utter a. visit
sold his place to ont-oi‘~town parties,
Mr. and Mrs Robert W _.Post 'nllo
Arthur Whitney is slowly rec-o vcrini:
from a ntI on the ice. He is orligtd
milkmnn, died at his home in. West-i
Friends of John H. Jennings. have.
Mrs. Lumen Mead and children. who
.1
and Mrs Nelson Anderson of Wright 99 9
Mrs. Arthur 'i‘uvlor, who is spending 3
the winter in New York has been a,
from her late residence on Compflx
becalr. 07'
day while standing unhttched on Mum
citement prevailed for a few minutes,i
[1'
Eleven persons united with the San-i
gatuck M. E Church Sunday morning
Two were by letter, Miss Etta F'Ingg.
”fr 11 East. Norwelk biothpdist 137991100i
on
blue were entered on probntion as ,nt-
lows: Mrs Mary Smith. Rollo Smith.
ith. Mr. ; .thliapr Collins,
kainshalu and Marie
of. tlio Congregational Church wad?
ary
,h‘o repent entertainment net ed 340; 9
voted to recurth c0the chapel
tribufibn
32,1 . 4
mm” ”whys“ ’e
”KEN 71...de
5
the grip. and threatened with pnrurm.
9;... w .... stem
Mr and M159 C Homes are back
from 11 visit 111 friends In Bridge- Ira Andrews
port. Brmmt and w] mono some» time bur-y.
all, his home into ,
G. S. Hurlhutt and Wife entertained “hwy-r"
the Musical Club at its meeting last Hills Minnie Ksnnéi returned to
night. Weapon ona
» 9 '9 . run our: heir “Pfidtormlrs
Oakley Washburn. ofK’Ncwllrk. N. J.. BIT!“
111meon
today in the Norileid
Church.
Chester Rancher. returned to his d .1
ties in Bridmol‘t on Monday main
in; After several dnys’ illness
the measles
Is spending a week with her parent-
‘ place.
me:
Mn 6. 11ch
Mr and Mrs. J. hi. 1;an
w ' ar—r-«q- ..
Mr
, South
part of this week at. the home Mrs.
9 Williams
19
guest. last week. of his uncle I). i 0
about again.
Andrew Anderson; up has barn ill
died
demo of Truman Cuntieid. where ht
has boarded. for the past leer.
NEW CANAAN.
Mr and Mrs. .Wiilinm Marshall have
moved to South Nor-walk
Mrs Lewis Sconeld. who has been
ill attire homo other mother. Mrs. JA-
vi Brush. is much improved.
«
Stephen Hoyt' 2 three have been cart-
lug trees to Collsndor’ a Point. past
week and getting them in‘cond, n for
planting. .
.._...
{calving extensive olmmflons. and is be-
ing generally recounted it presents 11
most attractive, airponIHnucc
Miss Marjorie Hoillngsworth
Ports. who has been making a tour of
. the Middle West. with her (other. N.
"r 1'. Holllngsworth, is it guest ah the
rnsidence of her grandparents. Mri and
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt ut the nursery.
i-iolllngsworlh will remain hero I!
9,. her home lute in the tall.
The following oillcels of .thnckml
Encampment. l D. 0. F have been in
tailed by llatt‘lt‘t Deputy G. C “Pt
4.,Dlitliels; C P.. Arthuraniffen;
William H. Radiator; 43 W.. ‘
Simon; scribe. F C. Hedger; trehsul’er.
C. W. Hodges; J.,W. Henry Cont-
stock; guide B A. Wood: J S. Lewis
dliuttery; A. 8.. K Jelliffe; lot.
watch. George '1‘“ Smith. ‘znd watch
ii. F. Tuttlc; 3rd watch C. H.59c01’9illo9i
‘dth watch.(i GH. Dickens.
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endure Hamilton is spending some
time in Westport. doing mason work. hoop informed as to proposed editor:-
7, l.~.‘
'inm Canaan: James K tiny,
annoy after 11 few days better quality the lllembers
Charles school boards for their responsible du-
pith
les Edna Meeker of New Cnnaanl
WWW. and? sisterK
manned ironic attor- n in tin: oilice than at the outset. Brynn
few days visit with their grandparents Ii. Atwutt‘l'.
., for several months u it: consumption.
li'dill‘ morning at tile r-nl-
The interior of Monroe's store is is-
of.
an."
n. L.
6.18.
p-isx'. into. {a 05,191,,
1:. .16.: :6;
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6:039. 6:112. wimp
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11: 00:. .
SOUTH nonw9tfi To New '
A. M.—-—12: 66.11. x. 1: an: 6: 16 K
3:22:11 ?‘
Note—~92: 40 “(ind 7: 359 to Bridgepfil‘d
irdold county of crisp-1.17193
committee of that association .
The purpose of tile emanation is to
tlonnl legislation. opposing that which
Peter B. Perry. is seriously til we! h is undesirable and ndloculillg that
which is desirable.
made up as fol
nan H-Marlg ,
LWooding Bristol;
The committee Is
wfifil‘ldst’hort ; Charles
Bulliuel A. Eddy.
M iddletown;
Robert
R Wilcox. Norwich: Andrew Kings-
1
James 1221101211. New ilsv;en
has returned from bro). Rockville: Jdes M Paine Dan.
Bitumen: President H A [to-
berts, Derby; secretory, C. N. Hull. 0'
New Milford.
The object of the seem-tulle" is to
of the
ties: to discuss questions relating to
the management. of public schools; the
A Filmer‘s institute under the cue advocacy of needed legislation for pub-
0.16 beta: hold its schools and the scrutiny of propos- ‘
Congregational on legislation; the promotion of of-
forts to increase the efficiency of the
public schools of the state.
no clinical INK
lav—d.
Colonel MacDonald Will Retain Atwa
for II Ohiéf Clerk.
Colonel Theodore ii. McDonald. who
i
“clNSURANCE or.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l‘. Meeker of this will assume otlice July 1 as state in-
surnnee commissioner. has been look
decided that he will mslrc no change
distill; the chief pi
1
\ill be. .616le as will the acid
lChuries Hughes of Hartford. Bothiof
Mrs Frederick 333ml. of these bate had ions and sutist‘actort
hots are diluected th'e Int'cr service in the office to their credit.
There are three other clerks In the de-
Beers' parents Mr and Mrs. Howley pnrtmem but no change in any case is
contmnpiated by Colonel McDonald.
Ralph Darrell of Norwalk. was "in WATERBURY CHAUFFEUR’STRIAL
i WA 'I‘IORBURY. March ti.—-—'l‘he trial
Chase." Mr Chase who has been on of Hugh Macheod uas resumed yes
the Ksick list for it few days past, is terdny in the Superior (‘ouprt it will
, 9 inrobnbly be concluded
today. Mac;
been is char rgeu with manslaughter in
having run own and killed Fred M.
Frost in an automobile. He testified
glint ho was running only fourteen
miles an hour.
Announcement '
OSTEIJPATHY !.
i will be in it, Norwaik office every
Monday. Wednoodsy. Thursday and
Saturday. Ollie. 12 . lilacs Place.
, Telephone. 1236. 1 will be in my N91:
York oilico, every Tunis! Iv. Friday.
from it) to 6 p: in. Location, 25 West
and street. 'Phone. 08! .7. Bryant."
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Gratin-to of the A. 1'. still Institute, at
Klrkolrillu. Mm. blunt“ by
[its
Hui . .. .9
the coming summer and will min 1 to 2 -
The abovi5iitltKihovh'l very valuable
and mermaids Elihu caving device.
7.1295961969967911 ros saw
me nacnmss.
We have one on exhibition lit the
Norwalk cities of this company. Drop
In and look It over.
A M.:—-,12 no}. it} 699:. 6: on 1: '39 K: -‘
ing over the field in Hartford and has 9
ill .1
W197!!!) I9O9DWI9L9L', QlIhIOi‘.
. {John H: \d
.1 motor 3111:9616 J; worm ~Marvin
', ii Lbs. Extra Large Prunes 25c
“K received, and it mm.
miter
unable to any. in the note he Moist.
oath-it he would leave word with her
brother in New York city. who would
let her know where dire could, find him
Meckienbnrg is said to have been
gambling heavily for some time and
has hurt ll. good deal of money says the
\\ stol'b‘ury American. On several oc.
casinos his wife has been compelled to
go in search of him at some of the
places, and after she hfiiound him
she todithim home with
The Sherman Bros. h reported
the matter to Chief of Police Hull. This
film claims that Mecltlonburg also
owes them a large sumi of money
There are various otlrer‘ inductions
connected with his disappearance
which may result In a warrant for his
orr.est He left but 40 some with his
wife when he disappeared.
Avy—www 3-
our
TBIJang
comment
is now all activity for the
,8PRING AND SUMMER
season. We are showing a
splendid assortment of fabrics
SPRING AND SUMMER
for Itfht weight overcome and
suits. all the new and leading
shades “
1-;
All work
nous UNDER OUR OWN
ll,orKvision und not soculled
ior- made which is shipped
out of town and factory made.
Opsn Monday. Wednesday and
homily ovsnlngo.
JUSEPH DAVIS.
Tslior.9,CIothlel-, Hatter.
Furnish".
Is Washington at. so. Nor-walk.
;
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v
1
SKKT -‘
mull-- 91mins;
- HM“??? Bolt, "Brownie” Spripg
[co antes. Skate Straps, Hockey
Skates and Hockey Sticks, at
K'Ilolvlll Iiudvare Go.
37 Mg}: St, Norwalk.
WY Nillfllit BKKK
IOUTH NORWALKK CONN.
CAPITA
singling
1i
DU RPL08 AND PRONTO.
'1 137 3.500009.
sun—1V
EDWIN H HATHIWCON, PM
JOHNH KHAPP.1¢V
FNEDERIOK’ H. ROWAN. and Mid.-
7' KDIREC'I’ORI.
E. It. diatoms Maury Mymour
Bimini Grumman
I‘K’H-U M
"‘0- ‘ "“1”
Christian 9601er'; w
> ‘ ti ‘ hi * .
bin—worth burning. And we
Km pleased when it: plum you;
ll999IK
A fine stock of 19961 mining;
TRANMGTD A GENERAL IANKINQ
I9UII ARES! ,9
is worth advertising—moral
‘ buying—worth having in your 9
Only the best is good enough . . K K
. for 116—4: for you. '
once to your health illitfim
in tall was the only proper method
just as cifectivo, be M “raged.
left the bound, and it '11,.
ry- -four hours later that {269"
him where he had acci on lly
found
fallen
hay mow. .
"Get help quick.
grvy‘" he shouted.
"Before l stir a step," announced
the determined woman. “I wont to
know whether immersion or sprink-
ling is right."
"immersion is good enough for me.
and if you'll get me out I‘ll join the
Baptists.” declared the imprisoned
msn. Mrs. Lee and neighbors attack-
ed the hay mow with forks and after
a half hour's work Mr. Lee was freed
I‘m cold and hun-
HAB TWO OIDES.
It is our notion that before long
there will come a reaction when people
‘ will see both sides more clearly than
they do now and when a more just ran
lotion between the public and the rail-
roads. more satisfactory on each side.
will be established. Such talks as this
of Mr. Mellon will set people thinking
in directions that will lead that way. it
will not come in a day. and revels-
tions like those of the Horriman case
do not hasten the advent. They hurt
the whole railroad business. it Is all
right to tell people. to be fair. They
have been ”telling railroad mzmzrgers
that for years. and been laughed at
—Hnrlford Cour-ant.
_-
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALEK OF
GOLD
Wall Papers
AT COST
‘ WW
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery, Glassware. Houufurnllh
Ina Gulls. Framed Pictures.
Whit. Emmi Poles with fixtures
106.
CM!“ Chill", Willi "Inge. 280.
Window Shades and Picturl Frame-
msdo to order.
Painting, Papar Hanging and Decor
“infl-
Ws gm tho 8. A H. Green Tradlnu
Stamps.
1 a.“
t. 11'. DECKER.
IT Washington Strut.
TsI. Con. south Mgr-walk.
WWO“.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY‘
PLUMBms. will
STEAM. K 3" T dl’
HOT WATER. K
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc'. 1 1..
lo South Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.”'f
3 Pkgs, Red Rose Oatmeal ...-... 2'51:
2 Pkgs'. Cream of Wheat ........ 250
ZCanaSslmOn. .........-........,25q
:2
, ,SCans Tomatoes................ 259d
' 3 Guns Extra Fancy Corn gas
3 Figs. Mince Meat ............ 250
ll Lbs. Prunes 25c
KThoPlumioln K K .,
In yourvhouso is of totilmt
tun-1N. 1-1: rmo. Tumult.”
Morning“; h Now!) 136911.,
sud he Inslstod that ‘ sprtn ling" wall, .
men;
between the side of the barn and the ;
recon-old than “I9 .
teiuc l have our users. "
9mm. shunt». Mm.
s1 7
“i for 1
bowls
o
Pius-M. Pol-t bl P t. T
Nay-9’9 Sickon. Nétk‘pn 36915179?“ ohm";
.gnlm it e .
a“ wry“? 1!“va 15:13”? ”Kc 0
[ill]. ”737371.773?” sorts
dill“
_._ Am,
‘ 5 Railroad Avenue,
cry room heated.
-; , Itilt Ooh calebrat ' w .
M. r. J straplvlin99
,“ythur Ii. Burl-dict,
investments
i sell only investments that i hav.
personally investigated, and whicld
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business out!
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec-
ommend these investments to theta
most intimate friends.
A card will bring 1011 our literature,
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent. ' 5
16 South Main Street.
1847 1:01
PLUMBING AND QTEAM' 1
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. l
HOT AIR HEATING. i
STOVES AND RANGES l
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING .
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gas Fortunes;9
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our Itock of
RICHMOND RANcssr".
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET,
r
NORWALN
1111191111611.
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 2.
1906, Freight Propellers, will leave-
Pier 28. East River, New York, (font
of Dover street), every day (once jt
Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight mouth it
at Noruslk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.111. ,- ,,
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co. ,'
Aiming J. Smith, . c,.c_ Housman.
Lessee. Genenll Apont‘
Willi Not Bull Your
Own Home... '
Rents are advancing all the timer
,and desirable apartments are beastly
King scurcer every dnv. We have n.
l
r
)
\
A:
number of very desirable homes It
sale, and can make the terms 11 d9
9 price right.
J. M. Laytondtco
inconsons‘rzo. ., ,
south Norwaild
should be equinYed With (. ditto“
snow white, one Standard #7303?»
celain Enameled Lavatory: .. l ;
Have you eter stopped to co ides n K
hon delightfully convenient ltfiw " it]
be to hgve‘ hot and cold mutilated”
in \our dressing chamber limbs
tug apartment of first floor tolled
room? Its presence would 1.116111 you
the highest degree of comfort
We will gladly quote you prices. Odd
plurnbels are strictly competent may
chnnics honest and roll to. , ‘
Horace R
THE NEW
ONE MINUTKE FROM DE P
EUROPEAN PLIAN.
Our rdcmo’ a special '78. m
and Electric Light. through“
BATES 'K
A fill "M K07
Cigars alwfiyo on 1M8
0610111. I
lunar:
«m inscribe
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