litre (iced Blood.
Every person Wouldteei better by
taking a good blood purifier in the
:prlnx. and we know om remedy that
o‘it‘hhleu..'t%“hrrtntr We" a“
l t .«nvginglmvglumms
‘_ »r, .ntis
all y iié’w 5%th MWBeef,
Iron and V. lne 15 made from the finest
lmnterinlr. to be had and we one extra
care/tr. making it.
“ Ful W ‘ . -—8ansln fine Wte nude, it. The hm: . ‘fu. hing. A law not of b‘ydawts. constitu-
‘ I ”M lattice, 5% 9... st” "r “{1}?th From Dadfii'i: mil-’23:. . , .muvmgfimr has it n (. titlll bild’hdusb rules“ more brought up
“I0 ““90 I ‘ ‘Y : George “lithe patron, WW 0‘ ' a is; hit . t ll 1 t cc ml," and acted upon. The Meeting was cai—
» ~ at. “”39 ".6 represents iii: l‘n'au . .m_g,g.e "":,‘§.f,‘;¥‘,ke" *5 led to order byr'th'e president. John E.-
PLATNER ‘ BRADL‘EV, i (titers Chitisilatiweii'glon nil'de ver 0 Eilg- 0883'. n - ‘ ilcrsal'u. ,
_ , 205 Within may. .. land. Five things enaltlesldn loud and Mrs. 3'51")" took Miss “”59“" 8 ments made and maltyclnttbes stricken
“ “ Till-mill" lili- F“ ' America to 0083989 itie‘ubwe' a’nd ln- mm‘l" 3MB? street school Friday out. but. us a whole‘the‘nlles were in
. . . imam!“ UlL’l' have: iteverence tor the whiletho “I?! WWW-Wilding nipnc- most cases favorable. Some of ‘tlic
' ' ‘ ’ “30m" "a“lei belief in the sacred ml in Hart 0rd. changes will really revolutionize some
I
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i. .A,
Arthur siinons ‘ls" ycolltiiied‘ to ills
home by an attack of grin..-
. (lounge Gale and Bert. Voorhees were“
Hellfire In Bridgeport yesterday.
Joseph Fowler. of Van Zandt street.
Was it visitor in Cos Cob yesterday.
I‘ Mali-l. I}. W. St. John tllldjiiss Ljilinll
u, .. . u spent yesterda out let
‘ town. flit ’ . .y .
Mrs. llesier lt‘uncller. ot' Westpdfl.
avenue. who bus been quite iii. is lunch
improved.
Mrs. ilattie. thlsh. of Cottage street.
is able to be out again utter her re
cent illness. , ‘2
NotMthstaudlng the bud walking,
there was it good attendance at both
climbedreeterdny.
Elinor Scoiield and Michael (lumbitl
witnessed the St. Patrick's Day parade
ill New York Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Fowler. office Cob, who
has been vintting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Fowler, returned to it amycster»
day. {t pinup-.34
A cottage prltycir ‘i '
Minter the Ad-
Ventists will be held Waiveek lit the
residence of Mr. ’l‘ul'tleh-illjt'lt‘ihiil street,
Norwalk. If.“ 2,: ' .
Captain .‘h‘honiuttitll: Quiltib‘hne. hot to
enabled .tot:l'opmeuhlwtfuvot‘itev pas-
time of Muck shootitisvv‘wfltyto the
depttrtttpe ogthctiee «from tflwéiiarbor.
which tillttteittlelub' lidthfll‘cbehted lliln
from doing‘ilo. .. '- » it‘wvgi.‘ ., ~
Willie the \i‘njrnlti‘t‘fbi the “sun is
necessary to melt" the show‘."it has tile
.30 converted what burg places there
are in the East. Neruiklsidcwntkn into
beds of viscld Inlldwittiin‘iteiy tons <pre-
terrible. to the olefin incited allow: Last.
night‘s heavy ruin. however. tundra it
decided improvement ill a good inltliy
places. ‘ . . . ,
Mills iiestsie iillrl'c,.’\"ho littfl broil for
some time it missionary to China.
spoke yesterday at the Advent Chris-
tian Church on; the work which is be-
ing done in the-hind .ot the. dragon.
Ilcr address was exceptionally inter-
esting and well delivered and gave :1
clottr idett of the labor which hits been
itccolllplislicli there. undthe need she
found for continued and more eiiectuzll
work. ‘ ’ ‘
The weekly in'li‘itltiil oi the East. Ave;
lluo Methodist; Episcopal‘ Church:
'i‘uosdlvyp'igdb pent. clues meeting. lctl
by Jhtnos I'llioninledieu. 1‘ \‘i’edncsday’f
2 p; nl.. Ladies' Aid; 8 1)., ln., mid-Len
ten sacredv‘coucert. under. Mispicéh of
Social Dbpm‘tnient of 'E'pworth League.
Thursdpy, 7:45 pron. church.‘ prayer
meeting.‘ Friday, 7:30 p. nt’.,tilePhiia-
thea Class will hold an important bus-
East Newark
1 Flrenlsmct
A389$mént Notice
———.a.
'2
(Nice isth‘ereby given in t on as.
so ”them. of’the polls and tom le prop-
er L-"oi the East Norwnlk Fire. District
hagéhccn mode on tho' 'l‘ou‘l'l'ldst of
w ,;s:
S“ d tlpstrssnietit list may be found
for? _xainllntiion lit the store of Ed-
wa . E. Gorllntll. on First street. in
sat .‘fdistrict. 3.. fr" 5 1 ,
;_ , board f . .iief wlumeet at the
said’ store 0. ltldWard E.JI}orhalli on
Tuesday. March 26, 1007,'ot Zp'clock
1). pin, to hear nnd‘ determine all ap~
poaln‘ made to them from said assess-
mentligt. m t _ ‘ C
Duty . tit . t’lNWj‘uwitlks” out!»
Mu'rcli§ iii. 1907.
' WIT". SMITH.
A.-\\"l\i;t)iitli\',
ii. 1.1- l‘lU\’\’Nl,li‘35.
l‘)isit‘itti. (lollillliiioo.
'g‘ «r ti!- G in“. “Clerk.
lid%votfi%il illN' ,. ‘ a. Nth. .
East Nor-walk
‘ .r O O
chool_D1§tr1ct.
A. i‘tit'tif-~---littmxrojit'hfi fitdigill.
58688131611 0 06‘
Notice is hereby given that an as-
'sessmentz‘nt the hormone taliable prop-
erty oi the East Norwml; SchoolDill-
trial but been mention the TOW]! List
011906. w. ..‘ ..
Enid nssessmentdiet‘ may beufotmd
for examination nt-thefet‘ov‘e otlbdwnltd
E. Gorlnlm, on First street. in said
district. ‘ “ ' ' W
The board of relief will meet at the
snidlatore , of Edward
Tuettd . March '26.:71 , "ft dniook
p. did, hear. and , , .
peels made to them‘ ' tin
. lint:
merit lint.
Dated , ui ,‘l‘littii. .Norwm...,(lonn..
March it. 1007.. WK 1
. .l' .3.
1.10. MM
Dtntrlct Committee.
o. r. Benedict: Dilt. Clerk.
our can,“ then
Neva-tn
.hrtuwmt'wm
._. Word: observance of the sacred day;
.. frequenting the sacred house. “and per-
. itcipntion in the sacred life of Christ.
i' Mrs. John L'liomlnedieu, who fell~
. home by Illness.
‘boih confined to the house with the
ham on N
’ k. . .
’m A“; only
7° uh it. if not, their
do D
not} .
on! pupa-“one.
incse meeting in their class room. All
members 'urnestly pretreated to. by
present for amidst) ”inundation
Sunday evening tilt. . tort will bill
dress the Epworth Agile. Junior
Band, [lumen and Phllathea classes.
' Theseus ’n‘nd‘lawhwfe’ of 318 ‘Wél-‘
come image;- _. of the rder‘ol
St. Gear . attended the Halli. Avenue
last evening.“ ”The church quartet;
Messrs. Hathaway and Merriam and
Misses Carrie and Nina Carpenter. l
’l‘i pastor, Rev. E. Cunningham, was
tlis cued to with closest attention.
~Soothe‘s‘ltching nkin.‘ilealn cuts i
or burns without linear. Cures plies, l
Mrs. Mariana Stevens spent sutur-
d‘ayin New Writ; i, ,
Kittie. George Shine. who has been
«little seriously ill_ is able to be out
Riga it.
Mr. and Mrs. William l’tltkney nnd
son William uttcnded the iiippodromc
in.Now York. Saturday.
down stairs itbout a Week llgo contin-
ues about the some.
Welter Miller and son. of Sitting-
da ,' were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
.lnmcs Stevens, yesterdity.
Mrs. John H, Sherer‘s eyes. which
were operated on n l‘ew dnyll'ago, are
not doing its well as VMtMBd. but
her many friends tire-timiu‘iior a
speedy recovery. J 3“}
Four Rowuyton’ yollngtnlé‘ii“joined
Company D, fl‘hird lllfnlm,»‘00nnecti-
eut Notional (lunrd. of ‘Norwalk. Inst
week, bringing the cumpnny'upnto its
full quotu. sixty-eight. olicorb‘uildt mull.
'l‘hev were 'P‘red nukes, I‘iii'tifiyi-Oflkt's.
Oliver Clark and RalpirrPcbno‘lliv"
Spreading. of the rtllls‘cnuhe‘d went
bound trolley our No. 139 ‘to‘lotuld the
in front of the residence of John. brun-
delny, ilOWt‘Vi‘l‘, was ionisinilicmt‘t. its
nssistuuee WilS~fiOOfl obtained .t'roni n
wolkt-ztr. which Who in thin vicinity. 3‘
and within fifteen lilillilii‘H‘ the trolley ,
cut- was again on its way to Sinillt’ortl.
. . mom...
i
DARIEN AND nonoron.i
Dl'llggiiit Samuel C. Sillinlall coutin~
ties to full in hcnlth nlld the nilnlcut
with which hosts suffering grows
steadily worse,
WESTPORT.
nose.
Miss Mnry Long is sick
griylpe
with
ing ill Danbnry.
Charles Mills is out ngllin (titer an
attack of in grippe.
Lloyd Nash is convalescilig from his
recent severe illness.
Miss Ollie Hubbard of Cannon has
been visiting in town.
F. \V. Burritt,'ot’ Bridgeport, was in
town on Thursdayl
Captain Wilson of Saugatuck.
slowly improving in health.
Mrs. Thomas Adams of Derby is the
guest of. her father here.
' Frank Elwood his on at business trip
it! the north of the state.
M rs. lioruce Mills ii: the guest. ol‘ her
son, ()rvillo Mills. ill llitriou.
Mrs. Sumtlol Elwood is elltertuitiitli:
her doughter irotu New York.
is
her. dengiter from New York.
:; Mrs. A. E. 'i‘urney has returned from
w week's visit ill New York.
Miss A. Darrell is visiting Mr.
Mrs. John Warren in Crunbury.
"Mrs. William T. Slicrwobdhadl .rc—l
turned from a visit. in lteddlng.
Mr. and Mrs. lt‘red llrndicy (‘llit‘l‘~
iltillcll ll. ptlrty :ll. willut lost. evening.
David li'ltthoney. who tum been sick
with the grip, is able to be out ltgniu.
and
i
Hurry Sherwtuld \Vedueb'duy lti'ter-
"00“..
Mr.. and Mrs. liolliu Stoddard iil’i:
grip. i
Mr. Fnlhuuber and daughter of New
ter. Mrs. Allen 8. Gregory at Orville
bury. .
Oliyer‘ H. Jennings has gone to?
South Carolina to see his father who is‘
very ill. '
Mrs. Harriet Price hill! 1., reminded.
from uuvlait with her .son. ill,,.South;
Norwnlk. . . ._
Mien Edna Meeker who hooligan vie;
ts tit-lune hilt» mother. miii'mmf
for lis'foiuiays. . , .. .
Mru. George (lot-haul..itrvihillpgt her.
«tultpbter; ‘. Mrs;
Greenfield. ‘
Mrs. Irving Bradley romaine about
the some. Drs. Nolan and Bohemian
are attending her.
George ‘t .iiiet'uin‘ in:
Received on tile: Mobil 1.18.. i307.
w]: “LUJ‘
A cottage prayer leveling was. held
”9 .
Methodis flirtation“ church in it may radish
nett, in Brill
90 .Veure old.
it and he
eczema, salt rhculn, any itchinz
Dean‘s Ointment. Your druggist sells
it.-. 1. . ..... . Ned
ROWAYTON.
Bonn.
several years;
Main ntreet.
hour and indie '
titld songs: 'igh
Ythin
blunt the 'l‘omunrow .L‘lub, .luui
Tilting Iiien'stldeltllub.-‘. Miler~ tutor-l
eating pr‘cdicttMMuveret invoivodmnd.
there was a hefty array of legal the
tent. Allin Raymond represented the
Young Meu‘ll‘s’ocial Club. and Manley
”1“,.“ v .. . .
at the castle.
. " : ' m "t " ‘
' ilk. cottage at Jarvis corners.
. win Emily Stewart or Poughkeepsie
, «visiting Mrs. Henrietta Stuart of
I venport avenue.
The K. 0 K. A. will hold a regular
conclave for initiations Tuesday eve-
.3
W
"Tories Nash is spending a
‘ s with Mr. and Mrs. Francis
trey oi imperial avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jennings have
.hun-entemmm
.dnlighter.t..lirs. the contract fertile plumbing.
PM bounce: Budgeport.
m
mint
WOW
«limb can
‘7 ”Mr." W
5’ rendered.» vmtpb
made to the house Tamar purchased
by A. Victor Barnes. The plans are by
Ewing and Chappell. 5Westi81et street
New York. The interior’id'to‘ile 'ex-~ »
few teueively Matched und‘two new bath
GOG' rooms Fflttad up: The cost of the al-
terations wilt banishment 05.000 and
$6.000. Wallet and Greenwuld have
Barnes iswulowu making ”hegemonic
in“, Benefieent gate”. Wm ‘1‘... a for the erection utrta handsome rest.
locini
next Thunder
the clinical or the church. i. .
"em,“ in deuce tor himself.
.Y'H‘)
t The regent ‘n'iohttiiyhihettng ol‘ the
Dr. Frank Got-hem oi the. "ll‘ot‘ze.' New Calla?“ tittre‘Depn-rtlientwas held
a sick.
Mrs. John'Gmy “seriously ill flt‘tile of the former methods of the company .
home Other daughter. Mrs. John Beth and should they be adhered to with ‘
gcport. Mrs. Gray is over proper discipline the company will
He has been confined lotus in the ‘
ne' house. Mummy » eve-
tlhortly be on a firm Working basis.
John H. Jennings. who in vinitillg Ills Th9 bylaws, permitting a“? citizen 0’
It.
n that. Diitce.
Rev. Mr. Ctra'yol' entertained E. T.
:Helul Gardener
.lnlnes Sherwood lil‘CUllfiilt‘ii to his formerly oi Lyme.
iti‘mlgliegntlonui h ‘
. - . . - . .. . tie antenna 0 t e pus or.
R” M" “"me ““3 1"” “5"" give ll. talk to the children betore the .
“gt-own folks are served with a sermon.
Loren Fiilow, the florist. is making
extensive alterations at. his borne on
The residence is Colon-
lnl, having been built 91 years ago.
The improvements Will make it. one of
the most. comfortable and artistic ill
the village.
NEW CANAAN.
{it 1111'”! FHMW. .' ‘... u-
Attpctnclr hedge. It. of Pr.. gave the
”dies of the society a
it
h n roll .
Mrs. \Villinm Olcot is ll.
friends in town. 7 .
Alltll~cw“Scotl_t-ld who a visitor in'
New York the past: week. .
Miss llldltn Wheeler has returned ni-
ier u visit with her parents ill Went
port. ' '
(1.
boy so young; .
Plans have been made for a ~rest~
deuce for ll. W. Burtis. Church street.
it will litl‘flfixfio'ft‘flhxfifi mildhcolliidlt'
int: :lli iluprove’tnents. ‘
’i‘ilt- dunno. given lly-!Wlliilni“lt‘t‘lit'tiili‘ll
in lluyluolld’s linll,vla‘wmy evening;
A daughter was born to Mr. niltl M r... l true-enjoyable undwmll attondcvlhhiltope
herdis lit-clientele:l‘ul’ltbiiibdnthur illusion
Alievntlit‘ilil-i mitt-t intuitlvmumtts ‘ our
being luutib‘itt the” loti‘lt‘il'yx'tllulw’ and
.t he 'i-elibvtiliutrl litthti‘h
o. be continued"?l
York are staying at their summer 7.: Tittimltuiteit‘itiiéntf
borne. {yin the-diztiufir, ' '
Miss Mary Burkey is visiting her nie- Yti‘m‘i‘i Cilurt i ‘7
‘th‘o‘liadies‘ Aid Btié'i‘f
ping w, .sucoeetttul. .. ‘
gran lit endui§rnijnh the supper was
. Mubhlvmto ‘f . _ . ‘
tenor tllc‘tydew faurmt. New York...
entertained tithe priming for'nbout , no.
to chillncter sketches
in - unit the tottrtll and,
lust of the season's course. ’
I
no
it
n lh' ' .
It by tilt: Y‘Jl
' hennock trinityileidav’l tithe.
I Methu int? 3]
lumber. parents here. hamlet-WM to; ' 3 . .ot, ,the .
ow Comma. ' .. p. 1' {$911
Mu. pliant: rmblvlmmlet-liyemh attended and proved .
m. «.5... -
find of New York, inst week. Mr.
odford will begin the erection of his
thew house moon. .i...
15* The Merrie K. Jessup Memorial it
‘brary is npp‘loachlng eonlpletiou and
vii is hoped that it will be ready for DC.
'cupaney in July.
:_‘.qulluce Hemingway, the agent
largo of.thc Winner piano, Saturday
Lplncmi a fine instrument in the bottle
_;li.'v‘ ’
supper
ensant social time Tuesday cycnlng
Limb-dodge room . . ,
>‘ MN Md nip.tti‘ledm lens» but
returned [to \li’cstport. having at
of their ‘lnr‘gd t‘urn‘l‘ iii south Cu .iliml‘.
“litre. Beers was formerly Miss Minnie
Williams.
,leuiug litoeks nve‘ the favorite in-
vestment lit-rent present nndn’ largo
amtnlber of business men and capital-
lets are watching tllc nltlrkct with un-
nsuul interest.
’rv‘ii'oly 'weelt' services will begin on
March 24th, including alternoon‘meot-
rings on 'l‘ucsdnv and Wednesday and
hveuing services on Wednesday, 'l‘hnrs-
,duy lind Friday.
1 Mrs. McCallu of Snowmen, who hue
been verv til at her son's home in
Werwalk, in reported he dyl'litlg. ‘3
trucks as? it was pussin ‘at u lnotiernto iCntht-rinc McCunn was on “d to ‘ or-
puee through it long did drop puddle WM“ by “10mm" Thursday.
’ ' lli'ntiley at the
I t
tinge. ill Iiownyton ti‘venue, Shim-tiny Curio-oil place has resigned and title
afternoon, ill, about 2:45 o’clock The 'i‘“ *1 similar ”(Willi)“ ’3‘ Rid-.tciield.
" ' lie will he succeeded by a Mr.
Patterson from Long lslluld.
A number of local people attended
the double, funeral 0! Captain William
Hoyt null his wire“ or Norwnlk. The.
deceased were well known here and
Cfll't‘ many sormwing‘iriends.
Former Comptroller Grant of New
York city has purchased the- Hart-
well estnte; ni Greene Firms and/after
extensive alterations; and
merits will he made. ‘
‘ Merritt Gulllt is building a. cottage n‘t
()olnpo next. to the one be occupied for
It will be completed in
W. ll. Ilurr is in the south on busi- time for curly summer occupants.
‘litu'ry Sherwood is building a eating
in in the same neighborhood. ,
The Rev. Arthur Shirley oi‘ Strntiord
preached In‘tlle
yesterday in
will
Met-ton llnrt'ett is able tO‘i't‘Hillllil
- « . . . . . ~ his duties iii the Yule & ’i‘owne Manu-
Mm’ S .tnurl Elwood is entcltniiltng inciynring Company. ,in Stttmfo
tor several dnys': illness."
.lohanlly. who laboriously ill .
Monro-pneumonia team to be holding
his own in n.1'emai'kabl
ll
.l
Mill'srtiasgyfifirwtfi: (even-,llolds 'tt.,.good eizedpqutty in it
opening oi the, Humility" ‘v'ft‘l'fii- “ ;
nhd‘buptier given: ‘
urine “count-ego:
.01.
votes; it
erb ”was‘t‘t‘ it '
’“Thhrll
eightiqtys that,
.. .._ l 1.
tit
and
ed
Miss
improve.
lie
guest of
rd, at-
with.
e .nnmuer .tor
tev. W. 'Wlll-'
“YEW!
Episcopl‘tl
l Erid y m; a» was‘ largely
‘ 8' ‘il‘ for-mucking
"threat and married considerable om-
‘ "Sit Away-in reality ll-
t" with 'u_,ii, ,t its
title“ Mu EN“. M Y‘YYg:
|il
daughter In Charleston. 6. 0., is very the town to bccclnea member or com-
bm moved. to the hospital
pany ill of unusual interestglleretotore
were eligible for mtinbertlhip and thin
some of the town residents were. as a
. rule. of great‘hsSlniarlce at it fire. The
‘by-laws wel'e'drn‘wtl up by Dr. B. H.
Ktcter. H. Day Atwuter told D. II.
.’ Wood and they mummified it vote
of thanks. B. ll. Wood wns elected to
fill the. new oiliee created an vice-presi-
dent of the oolllpuuy. ,. ‘ . .
' HOW TO REMAIN VOUNG.
_ - vacontinno young in houlth and
strength, do oli‘Mt'lt. NJ”. Rowan, Mc.
Donough‘.’ Gu;‘.‘titd. ”She hater ii‘l'hrco
b’otthdwl Electric Bitters cured me to
chronic “iiyo‘r ‘jn’d ‘stotunch trouble.
eptiipllegted p-lilieuch an, unhealthy
condiiiqnofi c-iilood that“ my skin
tlcaliy .20.yenra younger than before i
took. Electrlpgnittersn I can now do
all my v’lfi’k pitch elite and assist in
my husband’s s ore!" Guaranteed in
F. H. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and
Price We.“
MR8. «intent-answer BOTH
, ‘ r ‘ .“R t K.
..
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W .
While on Why to Kitchen.
M13. Hones Hinklns. of Snugatuck.
is about, the house todny‘wlih’botll.
her arms in slings as the result of a
roll down stairs that Monday m0l'il~
ing, which broke both arms Just above
the. wrists.
.Mrs. liinkins arose its In her cus-
tom at something like 4:30 o'clock and
litter dressing/started for the kitchen
to start the tire. While Mrs. Hinkins
is a heavy wonlnn,'ht‘ the some little
idle is light: upon her feet and inhaled
(or the agile manner in which she pct--
iorms her household dulled, in this
. lletivo huein‘eeellkc mailuer. Mrs. Hin.
kills started to go down stairs Monday
illorning.'but her-«speed was '9. bad
thing this time. as she tripped‘ovor a
matnt the header the stairs. ‘She
grasped the railing-but could not break
her fall and ishle'jpiicltod headflrst.
she put out her hands to save her-
oelr but her weight doubled them un-
der her and broke them just as it they
hurl been ptpcstems. , . :
ller cries awakened the. other main-
. here of thc household, who ran to her
\ilSSiBiallCO. Besides brenking both
nrme her race was terribly cut and
bruised. ‘
Dr. But-hell. or South Net-walk. was
event for and he reduced the fractures.
The accident was one at the worst
that has been recorded in Saugntuck
for some time.
Little globules -ot euneldne that
drive the clouds awny. DoWitt’s tLti-.
tle Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick headache and billiousness.
They do not grill? or eicken. Recom-
Pharmacy ‘ and“
macy.
.WEBTPORT IN LIMELIGHT.
Two Solis Fromtthe. Old Town Filed
- > tin Court:
Wesipot'i. made u. strongubld for n
position in the minor limelight when
it. tilted two suits ill the civil court of
common pledeVSntnrday.‘ One has all
obstinate men, and the otherlsn plain
allegation- of. indebtedness, Ind ‘9. do
eirede‘havc it liquidated; '
- Olin A.
, J
that‘the' ‘ mammalian Thomas.
it MW ‘é'difidotrmseptemm
28. 3190MB? ‘
ludgnltmt“ lion twigs?!
lendeptjsx pl‘mmfiyéohtfieuember ~13 oi,
sillcg‘i‘t renamed .u‘npnldr: "in; order to
’ltllsiltltl.‘ itc- pumonigpoebibly he
thesiulutovfo "' lo thtt'ilttll;.tltl‘d brill
probable :iiimljifd. r; Glynn owuupyhc
property in Will tree and clear .or
he ‘JVili' whipped it.;toreclosed ior so
'smaii t‘t nhmbdutfi . .. .
Aaron). DiGtoganni.sues Frederick
Guy _, oil. Wentporvto -Wdr. $1,000.
lm, .«t‘ 3: ,‘fiidv‘éu'r‘gfn‘ “pt. .1 ... 7:... ., -, .-
Both with are returnable to the lip
1'," term 0! the,oourt...l.,.......
r {‘3 . . ' ‘ a», item .e
, ”,QVU 'Mnflmiflom tilts}.
A5590“!
lA"
Britninp't’
other were when ruhreetmt
tenmvnteditwdr‘ emulate
thatdllellexiheptlti «lanthanum... ..
ppétlcut. No ‘dliinlnmctnbcrship over
tlr dammit":
on d; luvuttttlwinfiv
per .ocntuut ton per llfllliiu .p on.
during the your 315.700.
cided to hold the annual
New Barr.“ till"iiia;' "ti. . ..
only person: living in the borougll‘
was looked upon all diserimluation. as .
turned red'né” annel.‘ i out how {mic ‘
132.. 1". “heat t'NWY‘rqlk' drug store; ..
Snugntuc'k woman Fell Down Stain ,
mended and sold here by The Clifford ‘
The Bridge' Phas- ‘
the appearance of being the case of up, ,
Pecsdn;ol~Westport,.alleges.- ,
Glynn, of t 'e’srtme town; and secured; .
dusticc oi the Peace Samuel A. Purdy
tithe 'zhllcgus that 1“ ‘
Icedvon‘the dttv' ,
inst your} upd'tthht the. Judgment; has. j
briugb '
. wllicn‘wheyaitem. t Macadam ovt'os
, , iii! filmflzandd‘epim ., '
sputum avatdltb-qonhntmobthelppuq
Ms. in‘rtlmmwxwu hold in New,
. divide. McConnell-i
lor ht;- nNWhml. Wilmington. 2 ill
Jule ‘flWOlWroflmfliI‘w the late wow no . ..
“moi?!
ntS'
udul
ner
rill u “y hereon
. LAW.“ ~ th .
”but“. We. are pleased to announce ' at
Immune Fillers up
guilty. exoth. colds anda‘lung troubles In no
eratingtbe flaunt-that'fllmorrow club. by the National “Pure Food and Drug
G. R. Broflithiil tnkel‘lhe contract law as it contains no opiates or other
, . -, , _, _ harmful drugs. and we recommend It
{or the extensive attentions to be , or remedy {or .children. and
Nitrate Drug Store and Pint;
' ‘
e
is}
k ‘ Bradley.
or! end. 'i‘ilr ”wit
imp e e),
. coughs.
affected
.Hililiiiiii.
M r. i
intuit
C
45 Wall 3:. Norwaik.
growth or the town.
94 Washington St, So. Not-walk.
Real Estate and initiative.
'We have several decided bargains
in income-producing property that.
There were several amend- mannered» in value with the cupid-
h...
in vm w. an mom. i
Funeral Director i
and Embalmor. ' l
Telephone at office.
19“ North Main so. South Norwaik“
Residence. 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 134-2.
336-2.
t.
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t
ult' tl‘|
WI
Wllli‘dfldp” . {Shim “5mm .. t,
«tho chain c trom it?
’ The .3. H...
more councilu paid out inhibit ilclloiltn John H. K
.Havliand Bldg;
Office Hours. 9 a. m. to a p. to.
limit C. '
VAN scor;
PLUMBING. ,,
- no.2. .p e.
illiii in
J
.*,l
Tel. ~452.
. Sprint-Sluice“
Men’s and Children’s
. Suits.
curity 00.
STEAM. with
. 391‘. mm . ‘ 9
with ‘
GAs'hI'r'rINo. t
M.
vii} villi Kim.“ ‘5" . x -‘
ma».
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in BouthMain
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Tim Sheet 11‘“; denied
1. .; dim-w?“-
Streci.‘ 3
‘E E Gfli’iltiiii.
Easthi-walk .,
ii.» 'GNTTIEB’S,
.MltN'eANu sovs' Pullman“.
11 N0. MAIN st. " so. NORWALK.
Housewives and anyone HMWing a“
‘weekly salary can secure money at our
oi'flce on their own name.
Call and one us.
Independent ’ loan and Se-
Washington St.
J.l
«h
. now". ..
.gnourn ,NoWKiik. GONYYIEN
up»
fliciimflv “93%
l
Yuk-utilise"
TJohn
l'mt H. Homo
‘TBANMQTS A GENERAHJANKING
308ml”. ..
O
t...) 'i Air-m. v will it ...'
donned lino PROFIT;
_ . “V1 (“EL-"i; r , .=..'l_i.17ai5fl0.00u tagr to;
Westbound.wondttnbvot the . - . w
’ .‘i‘ pnnwtuai-Ikr‘gganaocgl’m
. l I , 1m ‘..
V I v 4t ”411*“.-
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Ho yloymllur.
new. « . enmunlnrummnn
it WW “it danish ll. Marvin J. Walloon Marvin
‘lnvetiul: ill Citric”!!! awutz
,t
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H. Light.
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(New CALL LA n
Have. Just Been Signed by Manager
O’Rourke. :‘ t ~ .
BRIDGIEPOR'I‘. Mal-ch territories".
the list of players he has signed for
his 1907 Connecticut League team.
The list (zonlprines John W I”.
George Story, W. ll. Yerkes, Put ck
Murphy and Harry Cornell. pitchers?
_ Flank Beaumont and L. A. Sebastian.
{(-atcbels: M. .l, l’ilelan, first base;
f.lilnmy O’Rourke, second"base; Wii~
. linm Phoenix and it‘. L. Hill, shortstop:
Edward Borden and H. J. Keefer, third
.;baae; John Castle, William Sawyer.
idohn Bertwhlstle and Hi Ladd, out.—
fielders.
The men will report April 17.
- i.
Love is no try; matrimony is corn
beef and on age. . "
A Special Sale ,w
off-'lne
5 two! N" J.
nouns.
i. E. iiliiKWtilii it til.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
39 Wall street. Not-walk.
Our
Tailoring
Department
is now all activity for the
SPRING AND SUMMER
reason. We are showingfa
splendid assortment of fabrics
for light weight overctlats and
suits. in all the now and lending
shades.
AW
All Work W “ “
DONE UNDER OUR OWN
supervision. and not eo-callcd
.m ‘1‘ .v -
Faith. N! plantain.
O'Rourke, ot‘ the Omicrsp announced "
(rim 'JoAnEs
ling
AB
- rm“: it;
him,
1 Tunic Improve! the
Mneflcll m in [ammonium-y rallied“. ‘
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL (20., .
Minor: Blue. Philadelphia Pl. g
I .
in yo'n'rphouse is of too much import".
once to your health and happiness to:
let £13,030 instnl such work .unlelln
.tltel’ lire thorough mechanics. under."
tending every branch of the plumbing
n’d Ventilating systemn. My work 'ih.
Ar. h‘ur E. Benedict,
Pt" echo." HEATING, ’fYYINNING.
c Mum ct. South Norwnlk. Conn.
investment“:
i
i hll only investments that l havd
personally investigated, and wblcli
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city. who have
arge holdings with us, and who rec-
ommend these investments to theil
most intimate friends. '
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal interview.
3- 1» COBURN. General Aperitfi‘ ,v‘
16 South Main Street. ’ f
1347' I ' ‘Y loot
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ‘ a " N
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING: .
STOVES AND RANGES _ L
SLATE ‘ AND TIN ROOFING '
“Gun and Steam Fitting, an: Fixtures."
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock at !
RICHMOND RANGES ?
a: tio'rcnntss
. COMPANY
17 WALL STREET. NORWALKi
Lilli}; to NY
tailor-mode, which is shipped
out 0! town and factory ll'iliie. .
i
Open Monday, \“k’dllt‘stl-‘y and
Saturday evening».
flitPNiliiiS.
il’nllor, Clothier, Hatter,
Furnishcr.
———_
85 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
it...
We Hate thlltllli
On Your Walls.
that have plensed you ever since we
put them on.
papercd this year?
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
.the very latest patterns. The ulcetlonc‘
have been made from the 1907 produc-
tion: of the best factories.
4 ‘ Agent for the Robert Graven and
F. R. Beck Company.
Hy
Crockery, Glnuwaro, Honouiurnllh
lng Goods, Framed Ploturu.
wmu Enamel Pain with union,
.109. ,1 fl
Cloth Bhldu, with fringe. Ila.
Window alt-don and Picture rum».
made to order.
Painting, Paper Hanging Ind Decor-
sting. .
We give the O. I.
5 Stamp;
4- on.
‘4w'-1r-1— ,
1mm.
H. omit Trading
‘ .._ «.a‘uh'tfiu
l‘v!li:~..ij
L. ii. 5E6 ER,“
3 . 87 Washington Street.
.fTel. Con. _ South Not-walk.
m
t.
it .93 “l 3';
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it tries t.
«it t _df.\‘t‘i
.
l2
l
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in. '
t limit? ...... the le- 7:"
Winslow’s BeetrBrownie? Spring
to
film? and lint-koytflticlfl mitt“ .t
.Diit‘
w.
l
t
1: .531 Main St... Norwallc _
Any more room. to be >
EVERY thrive YDRESSYNG‘ Ci
‘ : BER
:r'tf'whw «or. t' Numb» he. ,. “he... 1
ice Staten, Skate Strains, Hockey _
‘YYYYNY ~. Hardware Gt; ‘
for freight Olliy, *
On mid after Tuesday, January 2.
ii'mz. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York; (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). lit 4 p. m. Freight receiver:
iii. Norwnlk tip to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in. _“
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. SmithI c .c, Hegeman.
Lessee. General Agent
Win Not Bull retit-
Own Home it.
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are become-
ing scarcer every day. \i’e'hnve a.
number of very desirable homer. for
sale. and can make the terms and
price right. .
J. M. Layton to Co
lucoapoumeb.
5 Railroad Avenue:w South Not-walk,
'-
. ..._.,-.-.. - _ _ _._ .... .w
NAM.
‘ . .3. ~ _
. ‘ W " . -
should be equipped with-n datum
snow white. one piece "Standard" For):
ccluin Enameled l.nvatory.- .. no
Have. you ever stopped to coneideli‘
how delightfully convenient it would“
be to have hot and cold running watch...
in. your dressing chamber, sleepy;
ing apartment of first floor toilet.
l‘ in ' .
0:2 highest degree of comfort.
.. NV” will gladly quote you prices. Oil!
D .
tubers are strictly competent‘mév‘
phonics; honest and reliable. ‘1‘ 1" "
; orace . R. Nash. ~
2° “lithium ijAyp“ ..wt:‘sr”‘:avs. - . : "
t'
.7. ......... a.
:E(»‘.i‘{..‘. THE’NEW : .i- U ’
i ‘ ‘ " l.” 'v’ ‘ _.
lion. . pint ‘
. ‘.°NE‘:‘.M'W$RET‘¥B°M}DWOI .
.x . ‘ékt‘l‘tlEU-ROFHNRPIAIM. new
,~.» «broom» alumni brutal-Memoi-
. paladins 'eLtnhuu'Ihrouphouh - aw. .
room Matador. but w “.‘tt-w' it
fiATESfiEASbNABi ,. u.
only ntockedi'cnn‘r in» connection
i
I .. it-M‘M‘W‘AMfWMi-é‘iiflflfitFu .
‘h but!“
: “who: .
dtt coinceinbrated Win 4
bums iwltd’ntlio’h‘dl‘ Nine
burnout»
_“ amount? not; titlitile ~
‘3:
' T pout-put tit 'ittti WW i .
'1 its preeence would altering“, .
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