Idarcii Stationery Sales. WWW“
‘ -——.— .iolin Batterson is ill at his loni on
As we have a. heavy stock of Sta- King street, . .1 I e
tIonery coming in soon. We must re- -—--'———--
titles the stock on hand. For this
David Mahone is suifc'in from an
week we offer this stock at y r 8
attack of the grip. .
.,,, . , ”a, '95.”). . .
80's theini t . “Ii-"10"“ ' Trinity GulldI will meet with Mrs.
AII""0FIMH 3i“ . l ”m,“ charge. Taylor this afternoon.
lilo Briddti“‘l'l . y.
PLATNER I. BRADLEY,'Proprtetoro
n t.
Pansy Guild will
Staples
meet with Miss
this afternoon.
Miss Katherine Allen is spending a
reek In New York city and Brook-
yu.
206' Waahln
James London and family have mov-
.: ed liito the Wilson place on Myrtle
. avenue.
I
in Miss May Fiynii of Compo street is
confined to her home with an attack
of measles.‘
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Ayres have re-i
turned to Flushing. in i., after a brief 1,,
visit here. '
John Carlson. .ir., of Newark, N. J..
is been the recent guest of his pur-
eiits in (tempo .
William 0. Taylor has moved from R . -
Hen dl't F . . , I . . cv. Kenneth Maclfenzic spent one
Soutph Norwilllf ‘0 “93"” ”HOW |day last week calling on parishioners
residing in New York,
Gerrard's. market In East avenue was!
closed by attachment yesterday on
claims for unpaid bills.
Miss Sarah Sherwood a student in
IWesleynn college is apt-nulng a few‘
Idays with her parents lil
It‘arius.
Tho. regular weekly prayer meeting
will;bc held tomorrow evening at the
Advent Christian Church.
Miss Edna Moore and Miss Nollie
W0lver of New Haven have been the
. .reeetit nests of Miss Net it D '-
Rcv. .i. W. Davis and F. B. Illiis- annl. 0500mm u iGrovi
worth. are attending a ministers int‘t'i-
ing in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. L. B. Benedict, who has been
Gr ens .
e . tion with an under~bodv truss extend-
\H‘ ‘
objects of which will be to
Womb
vii . note
tioa. the
better their conditions. E ' woman' Ihonld .
”Nearly all other branches of the ulfmnstthofllsthatngi‘e‘rcohgr
service have unions and through them hwigmth-m
have secured concessions in the way ws.‘ Nata
of more pay and shorter hours. mandagpon ,‘fQTy‘fifififi‘ffr‘fp‘ig
Knowing that the station agents were - mild .
boner paid in proportion to the work canto 'h bonken ”ya
dogs than any other class of men in
the service, and the only reason for
such a condition, they say. has been
lack of organization. as no one could
malts a demand for anything with
enough force to do much good, they
1
our-2:. bailiff”.
~4 .t
'l’rglr. its. ."
are at present organising.
In the individt-gg cases, matters
have been adj an. by the,vcoinpany.
but It Is c 'ed that during the
past few years of prosperity the
agents of this big system have not
had their shale and they hope in the
future so be able to make their ile-
mands with the backing of all the,
agents of the road. :
Over 500 agents on the line have
Joined the association ill the past two
months. From present indications
over 90 per cent. of the agents will
belong to this union by May 1. ‘
ALL-STEEL FREIdHT CARS.
First Consignment Now In Use on the
New Haven Railroad. ’
.The iirst consignment of all steel
freight cars ordered last year by the
New Haven road from the Standard
Steel Car Company, of Pittsburg, Pa..
have arrived. and are in use on the
system today.
The cars are of a peculiar construc-
are reconimended as insole and
natural remedy that gives exactly
the needed help at the right time.
The excellent results from
pills have made them the favorite
standby of women for over half a
century. Beccham's Pills strength
on the nerves. purify the blood.
regulate the bowels, remove sick
headache and promptly '
Relieve Back Pains
and Depression
in boxes with full directions
xoc. and 25c.
HAD RIBS CRUSHED.
In: the length of the body. Only
the flooring is of wood. Two types
have arrived. one the flat cars 0(34
[cat in length and a capacity of 80.~
000 pounds. and weighing 30,000
pounds. The other pattern In the all-
,stuel coal car, which is 38 feet long«
and has sides ilrc feel. in height. These
Sachem John Beirnc. of Wowompon
; Tribe. Bridgeport Badly injured.
rliliiDGEPOii’l‘, Mart-h lit—Julia
"time. the well known sachem of
ed to his home in ilcnham avenue, with
\Vowompon tribe of Red Men is confin- »
lids—Prayer and Benediction.
Iaptiata‘Wiii om Annual Session in
Mdoapart Tonight.
The annual missionary conference to
to be held with the Second linp-
tist Church of Bridgeport, beginning
this evtning. is of vital
ance to all llnpiists. A special df‘le-
gatiou from the South Norwalk iiaptist
Church is to attend the opening ses-
sions.
The progmiii follows:
Wednesday Evening.
Rev. ii. ll. Carpenter presiding.
7:30—Prayt‘r and praise strvice, led
by lit v. F. C. lirown.
7:45—Addrt ss——licv. i.. W. Croiikhite,
i>.I).. Ilasseln, Burma.
8:15——Address-iltr. W.
-iiangchow. Chitin.
8:43~Address——itev. J. C. Robbins, Cav
piz. Panay. P. l.
9:15—llenedictioii.
Thursday Afternoon. Session.
Rev. J. Wilbur ItichardSon presidlil.
1:45—Addi'tss—‘l‘lie Ministry of inter-
cessloii~lts Needs. Privileges and
Rewards. Rev. G. C. Sauer.
:00——Intercessi0ii.
:iS—The Study of Missions. conduct-
ed by Dr. L. W. Cronlthlte and
Dr. W. it]. Witter.
:lS—Opt'n Parliament on ("liristiatl
Sttwardshlp. led by tier. 1’. C.
Wright.
:l.‘t—Addi'esses—Flashlights
in) From China. Rev. W. S. Sweet.
liangchow. China.
(bl From liunna, Rev. 1.. W. Cronk-
hitc. i).D.. ilassein.‘ iiurnia.
Thursday Evening Session.
Rev. G. W. Nicholson presiding.
7230—»Prayer and praise service, led
by Rev. '1‘. (l. Denehfield.
:45——Address—Rev. l.. W. (‘ronkliitrx
8:15—Address—Iiev. Dr. W. E. Witter.
Boston.
Introduction of student volunteers.
K. S. Latouretto and C. u. Cha~
hey. of Yale University.
8:45~Closing iiiessagcs—What this
day should mean to us, ltrtv. ll.
W. Nicholson. Rev. Elmer it}. Loux.
S. Sweet.
I4
a;
C3
7
Import~ f
' I kissed. _ ~ 5 "
"Having taken our wonderful "Cue;
three months and Ingxsutirely cured 0mm
cntsrrhI and dyspepsia. hint a word of one!” is
no to l escort-ll’ forthe rwon orfal compo. sioa.
have taken numeral: 0 ct alt—called remedies
but without avail and lint that. l‘aivntets relit re
more in a day than all the other: i hm: taken
would in a year.
James Alt-dune. ii Mercer St. Jersey City. N. J.
Pleasant. Palstabio. Potont.'l' t B Good
:IIIsIEoIrIISIIcIIItIIaIn. III'Ieakan oIr tiring-10%. 220:? Stand
. ie enu t ‘ ‘
Guaranteed lo cat-o‘er you: gong; its???“ L L 0.
Itsriing Remedy Co.. Chicago or MY. so!
IIIIIAL SALE, TEI IlLLIOI BOXES
t
WANT NEW TROLLEY LINE.
,Ac —
Petition Being Circulatrd For Route in
New Milford.
A petition is bring ('il'cllliilt t? and re-
ceiving unite i1 lilililllt'l' l)l sieimiiirt-s
about this city asking the RI'Ill‘l‘ill its-
seiiillly for a cliiuter to build it new
electric railway from this city to .‘ww
Milford passing tlirouyli Itrookiield and
Lanesville. The road piojected is to
go along the west side of Still River
and West of the tracks oi the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road paralleling both. The Iil'illiUIl will
probably be sent to the conilititteo oii
railroads 0f the general assembly this
week. ‘
The route asked for in this petition
parallels one that has been asked for
before but the two routes are separai-I
ed by about four mile..- of country and
are entirely different. The other ll‘.l“I
would be on the east side. of Still Riv-"r
while this route gots on the west
of that stream.
, n FUSE!) To can as “will 3
RA TFORD. March ill:— '. yo”
a?“ to 'l the nonstr- no rdnyrip
fused to seat Lynn w. Wilson in place“
of Senator Brown in the ’i‘\veuty-fitlrdi‘«
district alter a lively debate over a.
minmity l'tDOTt from the committee on
contested elections presented by Band-
tor McNeil. During the debate Sena.
tor Douiielly soil that if the vote of!
the district could only becounted it.
would clear up what is believed to bu
a scandal in Bridgeport. lie said that.
the corporations went1 out beftto
election to elect Brown und Allan
Paige because they said that withr
these two men in the Senate a private,-
iobby would not have to be kept an.
the Capitol. Senator Donovan saith
that. .0 honest man would take hits
sent if there was any doubt about the '
election. .
.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
zlitan Balm is breaking up colds when;
ever tried. almost without exceptioi,
10. 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The'ClILo
ford, Baxter's and Plaisted's. . .0!
i sell only investments that i hav.
personally investigated. and which
have boon most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city. who have!
large holdings with us, and who rec.
ommend these investments to the
most Intimate friends. '
A card will bring you our literature,-
or a personal interview. -
R. L. COBURN, General Agant. i
16 South Main Street. '
l
1847 - no;
PLUMBING AND STEAM l
‘HEATING. ’ . ‘
HOT WATER HEATING.
. . I . . . In the Nut-wtuk Hospital the past tyre broken ribs and a number of bad —-——-—-—-—-- _, ' ’ "
i it \IoIryI pleasaIIit pttity wasI lliI'ld month for treatment, has returned w 0873 WI" carry about flfii‘ 10113 0‘ cgntuslons of the body as the result KODOI. digests what you eat and Haggvésllinlgfiaxégsa' I
It‘ll ennui: .itItI eI home 01 “lifted hcr home In Compo street. coal. The care were BUDPOBEG ‘0 0 an accident at the. Mnilettbie iron quickly overcomes indigestion, which SLATE AND TIN ROOFING I .-
f OITISOII. haImtIs were playodIand re- , ..........__.__. g have been completed in October. 1906. Works. the latter part of last week. is a forerunner of Dyspepsia. it is res 5 Gas and Steam Fitting Gna FIXWI" ‘ 5’ .
”I"? “1181115 ““0 SPIN!!! litmus ”10 Mrs. McCann of Saugatuck Is ser- but. 0M1": '0 ”1“ great "“3“ 0' work i r. Beirne was at work on an clcvn- made in stiict conformity to the Na- Mega] Ceiling, Etc :1 it"? i’. H
0 citing. to the enjoyment of all. iously Ill with pneumonia at the home and the strikes 0' ”‘0 Sibel workers.- ti n adjusting acme pulleys when his tionai Pure Food and Drugs Law and Have you soon oui‘ stock 6" :ft;
1 Ti , , . . I.of her son In Norwich. Mrs. Mchnn “'9 company was delayed in produc- c inpaii'ion at the other end of the is sold on a guarantee relief plan, Sold RICHMOND RANGES 2- {- I
. quIiItI‘II\o'ifo:iIiItIiIiiIIsIIIIiIt‘eriIgIIiIIIIhIIiIsiItItIiIiIiIiItIryI ‘wcnt ‘2k1N01IIWICh to visit her sd‘h amt. U0". :ziIiIging firmed up a plank. hIir. Beiriie byI‘l'hePICllfford Pharmacy and TL]: THE ONES H . . »
v‘ « 4 " , '- 8 was su e 'iukcu III. "“ "" some stance nmon'a oto iron r tarmac“. ‘
Episcopal Church will hold a public . u 3.......___. -Stop earache in two minutes,” $11, the result of crushing hist ribs. PL)---” Strict“) FreSh Eggs J COMgANgT‘Cngss,
meeting In the lecture. room of the Rev, Warren p. Sanders mid My, toothache or pain of bill‘h 01‘ scald in lo is slowly recovering although it e . ' ' 1!.
church, this evening c7440 oclock.,wmmm ll. Burr attended the instal- five minutes. hourscnesa. one hour. will be some weeks before he will he ““- ' 17 WALL STREET' NORW IO
The Rev. It). Cuniiin «Will. delivrr lution of the Rev. Henry H. Tweedy muscle ache. two hours. som throw this: to be aboutngaln. _ . ‘ ' ""“""“‘”‘"‘E”“_m
an nddl'tss on The '_ entanfs Note in as pastor of ”K. South Church in twelve hours—Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc 9:2. -___.. Our - o
tIhe lndiaI .IIuIiiletIiiI fi-Fergnson :Itnd Bridgeport. Thursday i Oil. monarch over puln. . ' " ”all L
.erome .‘m t i w r (r vocal m t‘('- ..._.___.' - ° ' , l lne fl
Unlis- and =1 cordial", Vitatiion is vx- Miss Oi‘i'ic Ileliedlct has returned FREINDS ASK THAT MATTOON 55' "Announcement ' Taflormg 6 OZ r ‘ I ’ ' ' ‘
tended i0 everyone. .iIts, i from a two month's visit with Mrs. GWEN “El-EASE- ! I —— i I ' I: a. '
Tr‘r‘r-r . .3 . , Wallace Botstord in Bridgeport, Miss Efforts are both made to secure the ' ‘t ' . "
Mr. aiid..hirs. Baguio Scoflotd colt» Annll Botsfot‘d Wils‘the guest of 'her' release from the. s'tato prison at Wcth- : Department ’ or freight only .. ’-
‘fl'fiti‘d ill?" iWCllil’erltWQflfl“;tllllIIh aunt. Mrs. I. .B. Benedict. crafield of Burton ll. Mitttooon. Mr. STEOPATHY ' 0n and after Tuesday. .innnnry‘L
\ersary.,.hionday'cveuingp tit “It‘ll" . Mattoon is serving a term of from ' is now all activity 101' the ll‘ilti. Freight Propellers. will lento - A]
home in Charles street. least Not-walk. The Union Lenten services will be three to eight years for t-inbesslo ___-_:~_- u Pier 23. East River New 'York (loot u
A vtI-i'yI.Ipledsaiit evening was spent. held in Trinity Church this evening. mvnt from the Watertown Savings . SPRING AND SUMMER . , of Dover street), every day (Except 3'
They lemh't‘li {1 huge number of haiiti- _'i‘iit- Rev George W, Davenport will Batik. His minimum term will expire ‘I will be in my Norwalit oiflce every Sunday), Rt. 4 l). in. Freight‘rcceiveu‘
801119 Presents. Refreshments Were excliango with the rector of Trinity this spring. but as ho is in the first Monday Wednesday Thursday “a season. We are showing ii- at Norwalk up to 4 p. tn. and South ii
figrzf‘igiiilig ml‘iflfaiiidehfibltidliumil (I,‘Iliiii-t-Ii. IAll are cordially invited. to tirade and has been apnodcl number; Saturday Office 1'2 “a“ Place splendid assortment of fabrics Phone 223-3. Norwalk up to 6:30 D. m. I
‘ ' 0 '0 - ie serv cc. u . ‘ e, .c o! ' ' -
ty-flvc more yc‘ii's “happiness. Among ‘ ' . l‘wohi‘nfloiiztnh‘bledl i335i~1i$aitollii°bv§tiu$twrr Telephone. 123'3' iwlii 1” In my N°" 1" light weight overconts and 22 Cottage Ave" East Ncrwalk NORWALK STEAMBOAT 60
‘3'099 "5980'" age! "Mn. and Mrs. 'I‘ht- (ii-m~iini~ia.Cotmty club will hold Consequently six months could have York once. every Tuesday it Friday. ?““9- "‘ “1““ new and lending ‘ ~ A""'"° "- 5mm- c ‘-°. H
laugcnt- hcoiield, hlnler and Frank St'o- its annual farmer‘s institute 'i‘hnrstlay. been cut off his minimum term and hi“ from 10 m 5 p. In. Location 35 West shades. 0 thigh; ‘ ‘ Lessee. General AL
iiold. Mr. and Mrs. C. 'i... Brush and ,‘Mal‘Cll 21. The coiiiiuiiteo or arrange- could ltavc been released last fall. Bu 42nd street. 'Phon ' 5‘9 ;_ 'ang. . All W it '1 .4- . . .. . 3., -.«
lilti’y‘iif'hiyl-Hv MIIiIIIlrusIIIi. MIiss {clingy IhientI iz'c‘oniposdd of Nellie H. Shore owing to certain opposition. alleged DR EROMED “ ‘ or 3 avg. - a finals r “its?
' ‘. s. 00 ea. . rs. mac or .,woot. .. C. Bradley and W. 0. ilurr. to have orl lnated with: the directors . , I Wh N B i Y .
Miss lulia Weed. Mr. and Mrs, Daniel The program is to be especially full of the bank? and some of the dcvonI-i J W RT. ‘ DONE UNDER OUR OWN . u 0t u“ o T
Weed. Miss Laura -‘Doty, Mr. and Mrs. .and interesting,
Richard liland. Miss Sarah Gorbam.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman (lot-ham. Mrs. 'l‘. The Merry TWclve Whist Club were
it. Siiittii: Kattoand Mary Shea. Mae entertained at the home of Mr. ant
Weed. Bennie Weed and Sidney Weed. ‘MI'S. Frederick Bradley, oi Saugnliick
01’ New York Citi': Miss Eliza liil'dSfl“. ’Salurtlay evening. Mrs. William
(1' Davie“; Mr. and Mrs. Webb. of Stuart won first lady’s prIZe; Frank
Stamford. . Al'dt‘.‘ first gentleman‘s prize and Os-
car Stnlth consolation. After the game
DANGERS 0F PNEUMONIA. in fine supper was served and music
A cold at thistliue if neglected is indulged In.
liable to cause piieumonla which is so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar will ‘ stop the
cough. heal hnd strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La Grippc
coughs yield quickly to the wonder-
i'ni curative qualities of Foley's Hoeny
and Tar. There is nothing else “Just
as good.” Plaistcd's Drug Store and
Piatncr &. Bradley. “
Mrs. Orlando i. Allen has returned
to her home in \i‘estport utter a Week's
visit at the home of her brother. Dr.
.i’utuey on Broad street. Mrs. Allen
was one oi-the guests at .the Colonal
supper given by i-‘reelove Baldwin
Stowe Chapter. D. A. it, on Wednesday
evening, last week. and attended the
performance of “Coming 'i‘lit‘o‘ the
Rye" at Smith's Theatre in Bridgeport
last Thursday evening .
, —_ The Rev. Frank K. Sanders. I). D..
ROWAYTON, , the first president of the Religious
——.——.— . Education association anti formerly
Homantl Mrs. R... W. Kceler, of wn. dean of the Yale Divinity school, will
ton‘.; spent the Sabbath with Mr. mill sneak in Holy Trinity church on Sun-
Mi-‘a; William T. Raymond. of Roway- day evening. All?“ 7'1' "lion “'l‘hf‘I
ton. avenue. . Church and Religious Education.
‘ ‘ Prof. Sanders has an international
The ice lSII‘Illlidl)’ disappearing from futile as an authority on the subject
Rovrayton harbor add the various and doubtless many will improve this
pulids in this vicinity, where it llBS‘illlU opportunity to hear him.
bean over a foot thick for several ”r.“
weeks.
BUILDING IN REDDING.
The house at Jump liill. itedtliutz.
,Whlch was formerly the abode of the
late Morwin Bradley. has been pur-
chased by Julius Rifitin, who owns the
anfittcudaiit at. the Yale College divin- Walker Thorpe farm on about 400
acres near by treat Chester Moore.
ltyiyclwm. New Haven. 4 I
-- . .~ The, price was approximately $2,000
SAVED HER SON'S-‘LIFE. and with the house go about fifty neg;
,Rev. iii-host W. Jiyssltc. who has
been taking a course, of study at'Co-
lumbia University. New York. is new
The-happiest mother in the little of land. Mr. Ritkiu who recently s
town of Ava. Mo. is Mrs. S. Ruppcc. [out his business in New York. boa . t
She writes: “One rcarago niyoon was the property for the sake of getting
down with such serious'liing trouble the house. Ho, Intends to erect exten-
that our Dhi'slcfim was unable to:“help sire barns, and re-enter upon an active
him: when” your ‘druggls fsv‘advlce 1 career of farming. '
began Siting in Dr. King " aw DIB- Contractshave been awarded for a
covenant [Joan noticedaimprova' residence which Mrs. Grace Amory.
meat. them this treatment'fnp for a wife of J. M. Amory. of the New York
few weeks when he was perfectly well. Stock Exchange. will build this spring
HoFMI'iw'rked' “endlly snow at car- in the bonetown district, of Rodding.
Del“?! .Woi‘k- Dr- King’s 6w Discov- on a tract of about forty acres which
er'yi‘aa'vede-his life."—-Gnaranteed best Ighe bought‘two years ago from Benja-
‘m and,cold cure by F. H. mien-min Squires. The house is to be of
, “Namath, and E. 1’. WQEd'. Nor- .wood and Builder Eugene Adams will
wag, druggists. 50c and $1.09. Trial ‘do the carpenter-work. it is to be,
but“? free,
. . “ commodious in proportions although
:b‘fill‘u- 9""?- _ . I ’I I.
was. AND NDROTON.
not pretentious as to the architectural
outlines.
, The-gynaslum building is :0 lie erect;
‘ uitnf M 'i-tintom - r, of Note- ed as one of the auxiliary ea tires 0
toil; ‘g‘fillli-it lieifman’ Moe lag. fowthc Sanford School on the Ridge. will
combinations, is down fora at before be modeled closely after a like struc-
J . lliiiun H.1Wliiihott. Jr.. on
8%)}: Judge Joseph-R. Taylor. of
South Norwalk, represents Moehring.
,ture belonging to the Ridge school of
citatmnPERSONItBKEGUTED.
Washington. Litchilcltt county. Mr.
Sanford has engaged Builder M. , B.
Burr to supervise the construction 'of
the building. -
.. . ' . 3.-- - _—"-—"T' ‘~ ~ ,
ti‘ ' “Willi?” “ was ill. reserves“ rapnf.‘ titttyt-;,
' d’ court-mart " show that up NEW YORK, March 1 .—-—Mrm.b'ow-
" to't-f it h. when thelrinctlvity was ten, Wife of Rear Admi I'Cowl‘esgti.‘
‘ slay Premier’stplypimoh ac- S. N. and sister afwi’renl'dcntfftoosm
Hunt-loft the owning of Parliament. volt,arrivod hero tachyoa the sweater,
'itii persons were executed. an aver-axe Havana from Havana. The ilavuuu.
, of almost. five daily. The majority of brought 205 passengers said to be the gun sailed for Europe today on the
the Reactions occurred in' Poland and largest number over brought from that
the Baltic provinces. . {port in a passenger vessel.
Graduate of tho A. T. Still Institute. at
Kirkavliio. Mo.. Licensed by
State Board 0: Health.
tors. his release has been held back
by the board of parole. consisting of
members of directors of the state
~iris-ion.
Maltoon was sentenced by Judi-ft? .
Robinson in the théitfield county an: " ' ~
perior court lit the spring of 1904. His
counsel. LawyorJiklward F. Cole ad-e
mited yesterday that a petitiomasklng
for Muttoon‘s release was being cir-
culated. lic made no further comment.
but it Is understood that he iitid otlter
friends of the prisoner are somewhat
afraid of opposition.
In Watertown it is reported that if
Matteon is released he and his family
will move to California. where they
have certain interests.
Mattoon's case is now in the hands
of the board of parole. As the doings
of this board are kept secret it Is not
known what action is contemplated
although it is believed that the. mem-
bers thought seriously of releasing the
prisoner on parole last fall. ;
NEW COMPANY FOR THIRD.
(‘ol. Gilbert 1... Fitch. of Stamford. is
anxious that another infantry company
should be organisedin Bridgeport. He
said to a Bridgeporttii‘armer'ilmter
recently that there was no reason why
the, city which was growing so ralpdly
and had so many young men available,
could not uronsc enough Interest to
give the place the. military prominence
that it held for a number of years be-
fore the tiisbnntlmont of Company E.
Colonel Fitch says that although the
Third regiment is a company short he
is not worrying for. fear that he. will
not be able to build up. the regiment.
as the cities of Putnam and Stamford
have petitioned several times to fill up
the regiment line in place of Com-y
pany E, While several towns in easterni
Connecticut have young men who are.
itching for a military conpany. But.
the colonel says that Br dgeport has;
the armory and means of providing for
the company and he isigolng to bend
every effort to have It organized there
before it goes to any other place...
" THEICHIC LIGHT "1""
Gucci the‘most popular Welsbachs.
UsefuI in any part of the house.
' . a". fries .comptota, 90c.
iiillitl
it.
tiifii
TRYING.TO:8AVE,DAKOTA. 4
LONDON. March.13..-70n the. repre- .
sentations ot the bonden underwriter-st ‘I
who stand in the position of losing
something like 82,500,000 In the event ..
(tithe-total losaoftho Great Northern .I
Steamshlpz.Com y’s liner Dakotas
which ran ashore. n the Bay of Tokio, -
March 3. the British admiralty has re. .
quested the Japanese government to
send a warshIp m the scene of the
wreck and to render every possible
assistance in salvaging the. steamer.
\
turnout—s ‘
wit. .. "W “
.. slider? stunt. .,
is . tholgliaponlti‘dnct hive something
new. . otne‘trili have now hats. some
new cartoonist blltoifho‘ will have, a
new HOME? We occasionally have
. "g...—
sANK'PnEsiosNT sHoors HIM.
- secs
, CANTON. Ohio. March 13.——Horacc
(t. Mc Dowel]. president of the Far-
mers' Bank of Canton. shot and killed
him all t, a,couhtry’home. live miles
“not“ h‘ t‘ Ia: city this morning. He’
was known throughout Ohio a
'brcodwof high class sheep.
bilifhdilo—‘ih sA‘th ros sunoee.
saw yoak. Match ill.~—J. c. Mon.
tor'itiis to‘ have an I unspent 'HOMEt
where you can. ha' o’Easter all the
,b'eartsmuudiiwteoauvllt-you out, with
an Easter Homilrat'the ~
John , ,
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iii mitt”. rival": an:
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t ‘ ‘ "s, i. ,
. , not with, ..
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steamer llaitio. it is not definitely
‘known how long he will remain abroad. ‘I It.
" Bill NllliiNll BANK
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something “to iot,"-Iat how much bet-i’
mainstream, .
supervision, and not bcalicd
tailonmado, which is shipped
out. of towa and factory made.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday ovanlnga.
natiiniiis.
ii'allor. Clothior. Hatter,
Furniahor,
——
as Washington St. So. Not-walk.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSAOTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. .
CAPITAL} "m”
stoo,ooo.oo "lids;
ouanus AND snort".
5173,5001».
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H, KNAPP, 1st VlcoPI'OI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2!“! Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL‘, Chiller.
. DIRECTORS, ' .
E. if. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joaciah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin -
, Christian Swat-t:
John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
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On Your Walls
that have pleased you svan since we
put them on. Any more rooms to be
papered this year?
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
the very latest patterns. The selections
have been made from the 1901 produc-
tions of the best factories-
Agent for the Robert Gravel and
Own Home ‘1'
Rents are advancing all the timti .. ’
and desirable apartments are becom6
ing scarccr every day.‘ We have a.
number of very desirable homes ion
sale, and can make the terms and
price right. i
J. M. Layton‘dr Co?
INCORPORATED.
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
F. R. Beck Company. A .1“
__ ~r~rl-v~
Crockery, Glassware, Housofurnlah
lng Goods, Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Poles with fixtures,
10c. I“.
Cloth‘ shades, with fringe. 80.
Window Shades and Picture Frame-
mado to order. «
Painting, Paper Hanging and Decor
atlng. ;
We give the B. a H. Green Trading
Stamp- “min“...
L. ll. BECKER.
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. South Nor-walk.
WW»
FRANK C.
VAN ”scary ‘
‘5'» “'l
lit
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at
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iiiifii
OUR cost; " indium}
. is worth advertising—worth
bimwo'rth i burning.
are pleased. when ‘it pleases you. 1
"Only the~best ia goodl'enough
for its—or for You.-
Affine stock of 190 Wini'tlu“
resale f. .iniitvmivuz' -'
,flipid
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banknote. assist.
pram. “on
non WATER.
itND "“2 i
did FITTING;
grip, sheet Madam
. . , -1“ 2h“
.3? m m. ”alum. 4...;
South Norwalld Cools. it ‘
ThoP'ltzinnbing
‘in‘ your house is ofxtno much import-
ance to your health and happiness to
t ey are thorough mechanics, under-
ndiagcvory branch of the plumbing
and ventilating systems. My work, is
mmtood.
Arthur I.
momma. HIATINO,‘ ‘vmmno.
.cosnsn. MAIN nun war are.
t
let anyone instat such work unless .
Ionodto‘t, ’ '
EVERY LADY'B “tsunami...
ass
g an. I
‘ ~.‘W ., . .
should be equipped with a daft)”
snow white, one piece "Standard" Putt
celain Enameled Lavatory. '
Have you ever stopp‘ed'to considstl ' ,’
how delightfully convenient It. would ' -
be to have hot and cold running valid
in your dressing chamber, Heep“
ing apartment of first floor toilet ‘
room? its presence would afford yo .
the highest degree of comfoh. 't "
we will gladly quote you prices. Oun
plumbers are. strictly competent nib! ‘ f ‘
chanics, honest and reliable. “J ’ ‘
Horace R. flashy."
HOTEL VI‘CT MA-
on: MINUTE snow donor; ~
EURGPEAR PL any: :; i
Our rooms {spacial “mm. a“
and Electric Lmhuurwg‘iioufij‘ N ..
cry ream boats l I
‘Flnoiy’stdc‘ko'd Cato. In perineumW ‘
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RATES RE‘QONABLEpH «I e
ditch." "1’0! Adi“? Mgl'illlt.‘ “I
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