. V; . . I it. might b 911' him. .1
WV.» .. .V. .3 lg ese ,. luv“ a widow and re‘o sons. 4“
. all. . e n healthy“: xoungVeal de whom. with Mrs. Wt!ltt'-
V» . ‘ ' Don M. ' , , man. s at t lo home of Louis “'akt'milll - > '
- “filmw ' ut Greens Farms. ; - ‘ s
. ., ._.. . H-.- ,_.,;.._. m: . W . .. Captain Robert Belling is \'llllill|" at '1 V
For (teams “accelerates. mm- Tllc programwhs a splendid his home in Saugamcll. ° l l ' '
, _ V V _ one. and each number was enthusias- Rev. VC. ll. Straycrdlas been quite ‘
Scores of items here “tatl'lll woke tVilcgsllVerolfiiv ed byl the lull-go audience ill at his home. in the Farms. ‘ -V.
the spring house cleaning-maternal! 1V] tillitl on?” :“Vfim Int? -‘ pimdi’ifli Mrs. James London recently rcceir- - 1' ‘ f
lzgé‘r‘Afifi‘gNm’ l 'Egfizhfég', t‘lllt'i‘iillillilt‘ilI was the fifth in the M'.‘ and M” VHmvard mm" of NM": “I-
FURNITURE 'POLIBH ETC ' '[ course. and, witll one exception, tllat [Flame are "ism": friends i“ 3‘” ' .‘ L.
We will be pleased to lurnisli all of of Mm “ml-v.5 Wax Works. “'“h "w “mick I l ' i ': I, "i;
bowie cleaning drugs and will: best that has taken place so far. The ””9 Add llclupsen of lll'idgl-ptu-t,V - - 92
antes th (u lit a d 1.. t be program follows: has Deon visdina at the old homo- ;. ,V.
H t‘ ,_ «9 1 a VVV V” I” ‘9 0 Plano Solo, stead in the Farms, ' . l M‘- ! VVV
. " . . MlSs Rose Sniflln, Mrs. Lt‘Wis Ambler has l'i‘Illl‘ilt'tl "1" Ml." i
me afflue' Pharmacy itccltatlon—l‘ln (icing llaclt to thumb homo fronl Stellney wllm-p rille ha; . ff
. e pas. been visiting her agtd in her. , 3." a ,
PMTNER C BRADLEY. Proprietors V Clarence Close. Mrs. Emily iiradlcv who has been. I
205 Washington St. Piano hilltP—l’tlllitt Dc Concert, pourimd 10 her llollic all winter is‘ ' . . l . .V,
l», 7.1. “u “1.2, ............... Bartlett open more able 1;, up} around. ‘ ._ . ‘5'th ' l d; l J i:
, Mlss Slhyl, May iinrsicill. .. 3 , . "" 2 l m"! t' ' Illl ‘“
Song . VMlb. James London ls :llt)‘.\'ill.‘~‘ ll'-I‘. “‘ til than.“ u ‘.. , . t. I‘ l ‘1‘ ’ '
' Mrs. Nichol-son irlcnds a lllllllber ot‘ Shamrocks. pick it 1 “”4"!” "W ‘ "' ‘l ",-- "' ’ ' ' . , k 2' , . ' ‘7?
Violin Solowll‘alltnisio llc Concert li‘ her ’3“th Lornehus MW!" in i I' I ‘1‘ J ' is
(Faust) .................... Alal'd will?!) milmjiCk' ire-land, and sent M ‘ Q "i 4 i
Milton S. Ilulstein. “1 “Ha.“wk' , . I. r' '5 ’ ’ . C-
lict‘itution».\ (fourth-tint: of 'l'l'illlll‘l. . RM" “Infill '1' (’nm" rector ”r (‘llr.:~:l ' I T r ‘ i a ' E. I
Mm (it'l'lrlltio Dibble, ‘1‘""1'11- “Illlw‘lmrt, col-dulled u... A " e ,4 - .. '
Song-A Old Mother Hubbard lA'llit'il service ill (Jllrist tlllurcil 'l‘nc:;~ . ’ " 3.
- . » - . (Jilitrletto, ' lllly cl'vnms. Edgar ll. l’crrl' sun: l“ ' ‘ ' .
Miss lllolln Darrow is confined to her Sotln-\\'hcn the Orioles Come North the om‘fl‘w-‘r‘ ‘ ‘ V '
home by an attack of tonsilitis. Again. t lMl-il “lid MVl‘li. Pfl‘l‘l' VMl'clu-r cuter ' ‘ ' 5}?
M". (l- ~r.. . ‘ . .- .- -- . Eliwarl llrttl l‘t . 5' “i’ ll llunl )cr 0 the r friends from ‘ ‘
ly il‘lhatllllii" llillllli."lll\!iim2l§; ihllli‘lil'ti- Monologue. ( ) m on .\or\valk “ISL PM” evening "I ”M" I I I I I, U I
nue . ' 7' -' ‘ Miss Milium Close pleasant home. flames and dancid': ‘ n . 3
ht‘ .. l‘ . Song~A Moan“, ‘ were enjoyed until the Slnhll hours of By ‘below regular we mean less than others are charging for the same values, and less thin we usually charge. The usual
m... '12,...‘3 "it. liifgifiznl‘msuit'lllul'l‘veijfl Mia‘s Lois Marsh, ”‘0 “"“I’l‘m- custom at Easter time is the period of Hig'sales and big profits.
with Mom. in m}... N‘Omfil, ' St)lm~~~\'iolcts, Mr. and Mrs. John niplw Were We are doing things on entirely ditferent basis. BIGGER SALES AND SMALLER PROFITS is our Easter policy. our all- ,
‘Wnll ' l} l ‘ L . lkll‘id Albrecht, pleasantly surprised by their friends around-the-ycar policy '-
b'” Mo M” has “mu-“'99" "l” PlanoSolo~'l‘hl-l)vinl: Pot-t Saturdaycvmlins. Among those prc- . ' . ' - .
out. the Lcola May, and mu th-pm _ ____________ ~ {lottsl-h-llh sum “.9114“. and Mrs. ,5...mG mm... Coupled thh the lowest prices are the chmcest merchandise. the best styles, large assortments and thoroughly good goods.
angling lm’ the early lloumlcrs. Mm “U"..{ighn'V ‘ Mr. alld Mrs. lienrj: ilippc. MisheaAn- Everything the particular woman needs AT LESS THAN SHE WOULD PAY ELSEWHERE. . - . ‘
THIS FACT at this time.
Tile weekly cottage prayer meeting
of the Advent (‘hristiau Church yester-
day evening was held lu'Soutll Nor:
wuiit.
The following indies acted as piano
ilt't't)lllil;IlIlHlSI fills. iirotherton, for
Later husband and Mrs. Nickel-son; Mrs,
.ceulioha. for David Albrecht; Miss
i others.
i
unreleased-a
til
i e
lite and Gertrude tiampher, and maut‘
The winds of March have no terror
on' ‘
We've cut prices—we've
diminished profits—we've strained our every facility to demonstrate
Items give customary values and OUR EASTER SALE PRICES. Read
with interest:
"T7 a
EASTER snowlno
EASTER SHIRT WAIS'I‘S. ‘
tin.“ hlflallll‘l' Atltllt‘ V. “Wu“ H ltll‘L't‘ (9'1".an 3”)an rm. ”)0 qtlill‘ttll. lllltl u the llb‘tlp (Vii I)c\\'lll'ti Citrbtllilml . .
llqhooucr out into tile Sound, this “is“ MH)’ Bursteill. for her brother, itch ”“7“ 51'1““ it quickly 11‘8"” OF BELTS. Our Saturday's Waist Special.
nlqnling. 'i‘hc sclmout-r had been dis- “ml," lint-stein. Their Work was very chapped and cracked slun. (mod __ 'l‘llcre “11.01.. will he a big (10"
chntging a cargo ill Norwalk.
LA fast game of ball was played be-
tween the Nimble Nine baseball team
and the Little Saints, ill which the
Nimble Nine we'll.- Victorious by a
ochre of ii'V'to 2i. ' V‘ V,
~Most'otdhe business places ill East
Nonvalkintqnd to close on (load l-‘ri~
day will only keyp opcn’ a few hours.
day and thoSc'witlch will not 010% all
ill the morning. '
The funeral of the late John Henry
Hoyt was llt'ltl this afternoon :lt :1
o'clock from his late honlc. 38 ()sborn
avenue. ltcv. ii. Cunningham oiilciat-
creditable.
FOUND AT LAST.
,J' A. Harmon, of Lizcmore. West
Mr. Says: "At last i have found the.
perfect pill that. never disappoints me;
and for the benefit ofotborSfiiliictl-d
with torpid liver and chronic oohstl"
patina, will say: ’i‘altc, Dr. King's New
Life Pills." Guaranteed satisfactory.
25c at. F. ii. Baxtcrs, South Norwalk,
and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk. drug-l
gists. “
DARIEN AND NOROTONQ‘
l
,- taillillg Miss Ethel Fairchild. of West-
0
too, for bolls and burns, and undoubt-
cdly the best for Piles. Sold here by
The Clifford Phul tlncy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
lra Andrews. has lllil‘t’llilSt'tl a new
l‘lillllt r tired l‘lllldl-liOlll.
.loSl-pil ilulltley has accepted a posi-
tion in Bridgeport.
Miss Edith Bradley has been enter-
port.
Mrs. Hawley Williams. who has be‘ell
:lllll‘erim; with a severe cold is about
1907 EASTER SHOWING
LADIES' GLOVES.
Ladies” $3.50 long lx'id Gloves.
i Handsome Dresden Belts. reg—
' ularly sold for 69¢.
Easter Special, 49c each.
One lot Fine Kid Belts ill lilack
and White, all sizes, handsome
pearl buckles; cheap at 75c.
Easter Special, 49¢ each.
l
l
SUPERB SHOWING
lest designs ill
.~lnall tucks.
lcalls. tllrcc‘quartcr sleeve and ex-
‘l".l grade of lawn. -
mand for this extraordinary value
tin ladics' elaborately eitlbroidct‘cdi
‘;\\'ui>ts, ‘
AT 89c EACH.
Actual $l.75 value. the rrry lat~
culliroidchv and
'l'rillllllcd collar and
FIVE HOUR SALE, 5“ ’
, ‘ . 4:.till 9 p. m. only.
CARPET DEPARTMENT. '.
8 Hour Special for Saturday.
ed. ' ’I‘ho interment. was in Norwulk \u mom.“ .., ““' . . ~ ' ' "
-~ - l.‘:.l‘.l‘7ailtll%“ii.‘.‘.‘.’.‘f'.l'".l'.’.1i . «mm m... We Ml .. “-an t... l m-
T“? mud digger. which has l‘cmain- Middlcbrnol' lll'l’ilwri “1'li . V t llalles Rowland is able to attend (iltlvcs V elbow length. 'l‘all. Black ‘ Of ‘ r- . 1 1 1 .11 .30. ,V.
ed Put. of conultlssion strict-dissing llu- hllchear tiltil'ailiroud atmi ll ”sun“ "“1"”! “gm" "fl” “ (“W day's ill» ' ' i ' ’ lmna am it)” “bid” ‘
trencl ‘aéfosfiltlle “own". m“... m: ll:li"at...LQ a'm 'A’Jal'ge anlllilitl‘ll'Lfil'llli': "01%. and \\ into; all Slzes. , ll“ ,. i NECKWEAR, LACES. RIB- From 2 to 10 p. ‘rr... ‘
the w w;- uncanny...) no..." this liclcs wm1.....lmaw...shuuh the m... that Hem-Ls rolm‘nvd «in Mun- Special. $2.95 min .. ”la“ ' e BONS FOR THE EASTER 3 $17-49 EACH-
mornlngtandi‘will_Vpr9hllbli‘ commence \vealller WHY" stormydhonalo will he 040' “‘01“- ll “V" “‘0er“ ”fill with lll‘r .. til p .[ .1 l Regular l’er- $3.:
other work ill a few days, held the t'olle’JlXE.‘ .Mmlday. E, 'r. si::t~'l‘. lira. llcllllctt. ill iictbel. LADIES' LONG FABRIC ill“, 1’64“,” iwa'“ SEASON. l -~—- »-~v
~Itiinrvin L. Van 'Kctlrcll, of this place. "m“ ""i” "C “‘0 “”Vllolli‘i'li- . Mill. Martin Rowland. lltlS him“ t‘ll' GLOVES "‘N U \ 1‘ Q l EASTER SPECIAI ‘1
an Miss E. UHllSt‘ Anderson, of » by... ”law ., lvrtuinlug her niece. Mlss Kate Smith. ' , .' S taster .‘lccials wil l'ct‘t'ivc '
Dilllbul'y. were united 'in marriace in E» 'l‘.Vli.-\'i‘ES. l-t ~. .Aurzlioncl r of lll'idL‘K‘lml‘l. ’ifl .. ~_ EASTER HOSIERY - I IN CANDY STOCK».
lilanblnry on March 31" by not H K \\"ll by I‘ IlquElPN- . .‘lll‘l. ll. 0. Chase is ill (lannoll. thp- I" l’mm“ “”14”“ 5‘”; Lisle. FOR GENTS. LADIES AND llll‘ll' lllill'lx’. 3‘ ‘3 3”" UWCOIMQS L“will" m i‘ “
my "t‘llfllll‘diul. lltr. .vah Krum. ms ‘ . twat it‘s :lltlllcmutlwn up; in “m. rm- I'lll‘s. llal'l'let liltll'. who ‘I; ‘l; 'l‘: l and \\'hit~. c' on title ‘- > l""‘d ’
l'm‘lllcl‘ll' I‘ltllll'n'm ill the other of ill:' SAWURD‘A‘G Witch 39- .ll; All hilll allotslullcitls. I. u. ' .1” t, \ CHILDREN' Ribbons F t “L ' It (I ..
mam“ Sentinel. ”ml “Hm“. n “m, imp Mahdi; I... ma.- “ ‘ll'lt‘s ‘1 ‘l'c‘l""‘ of "HIV quallty: ht.50\\'aille.. . . J. . , . ‘l- . . . .. . b Poun . 19-. .
ll‘lm operator on. u... Dunbar-y “NV All the household furuhurl- of V“; ‘I'H mm ill‘Ai'llPS‘tiiJ‘l'inl'S \V 1,. mi“ 3145?“.- Vldilllt‘h l lillll l-Il’dl‘k dllll 1’ Ml‘ aboulldulg lll bcutltltul t'iit‘t‘is. 25c standard nlaltc.‘ u. A dose“ "
- a ‘ H * l '1 ‘ ' ' ' r - - ’ __ ' \vltll unbleached doltble sole, heel tales. lloncy Illow. Tllll-rleiucsg
MIDDLEBROOK BROTHERS.
greater varieties in shades and
Tile love. feast at the lialst Avenue , ti"l‘i\"'lil '
Chut‘l'l last “Um", in”: wdl lit: _ llllVldlt-y Avoulle. Dal'iou. near the ' ‘ “' llt tt ‘l r‘Ytll'i‘ “in ". - , . . ' - . . ‘el 'l" a
cd. it1 Was under Etllt- slt’ttt‘lt‘l‘slllllnt‘il ““‘lm‘i' Slam" "hs'.l'“""-‘.‘."“5"loved mi" househifl‘l EASTER ATTRACTIONS a; A Lg d ‘11 “ 33L ' patterns than ever before Shown 91.0mm“ “NW “MM!” “”0“"
Rev: E. Cunningham. the pastor of the ”l“ f””"“'“‘“ ””i‘d'“: “ “”1“ Wm“ “in“ ‘i'fu'lim‘ l‘b the .10.")? ”i ‘1“ IN CORSET DEPARTMENT. ESSter Specra ' 25}: pair. . ‘ b “L' . ‘ ""-
- ;- daualltcl, Mrs. Il-telVPerl) “ltd whom . __r_,__ Ltldlcs" Imported (rallZC 111516 in our place. New Plaids and A pound, 19¢.
cinwcll. This evening. Rev. George E.
Bishop, of Westport. will be the pre-
sidilg clergylllan. Mr, Bishop is a
1:09 spealler and it is expected that
there will be a large attendance to
1an West avenue.
lil'asi Redsicad, new this ‘.\'illll~l'. .
\Vllllt‘ Iron llcdstlads, brass trilunll-ll,I
3 sets of woven \\'il'o Springs. 12 .\lat~’
tl‘essrs. 8' Dining room t‘hzlil's. ti Rtlt'lt—
era, 1 Morris Chair. 1 Qunrlcnsd Unit
Rocker. :3 willow litl(l{t‘l"~'. l upllolstl r-
till' will reside.
.Iolul Morton has purchased a pair
of ill-til of William Barrett. also W. B.
.‘lorollouse a pair of W. J. Sher-
wood.
of Corsets. in ”l
:th liasté‘r speela
.\ showing: of standard lllakcs
my style and Size
prices.
llose. all colors. double sole. heel
and toe: sold elsewhere at 75c.
Easter Special. 49‘c pair. 6,alld width.
Plain Ribbons of every unality
' H‘Allgjwfiw
good kind: Cocoanut llalls. .
tic
U
at!
15c Molasses i’ellncrnlillt-i.
. A pound, 9c; ..
, , . ,, u.
t
h A!
. . .. 371* . - . ., . . - a -..:
v. , _ .. . t‘d Rocker. l lllrr-ll llurl-uu. 1 Quarter. Miss May Dollllelly alld sister Mllr- - . i .
i-llbll lVlliVlllVl'Vll: “VlVIlI‘v‘VJVli’Hl “I‘l‘V'iV‘W‘ or] (lair llnrl-au. t lltltlii (fuse. l \\'l-it-,- :Ltll’t‘l. are spending. this week with . . .i .. ‘ , .
ill V‘i “V’ ",“V V‘f 'Jf' ”)5 h'V'V""”"*‘l-‘ I." ill,:: lloslt. l (‘hii‘t‘onielzti t‘culvr'l‘ahlca.’ tin-ll- brother. ’l‘holllas Dollllolly at , - - '
In]; ‘illhdlllilliiid iliiliiilmi‘ilS 1:] Still“ “51:. "-3 txtcnr'ioll 'l'nblcs‘. l ltlt'oot. l tit-toot. Lllt‘ll‘ lilillllilm' llollle here. | ' ' ‘ * - ~ I , ' ‘
' ‘ ' . . "en cs ( ‘ , _,,I ,, - - .. ,
‘ I H ) 1 “NH" .‘ll's. Vanderbilt defl‘ey, who has V 1 ' ' ~ .‘ - . ' ‘. . I 5 .
_ . I; w
d'fgitl‘ill; fish are there alld the lioard
oi licalth has done nothing exec-pl. to
telegraph and write letters to~MrS.
TERMS CASH.
if Stol‘lllj.'.
..l't'l‘ (llll r of llil‘ullol rook Bros.
illt‘ li‘ollov'ill-z Monday,
1,. on spending the winter ill llillncilolti.
who
i'l‘lll‘. llt‘ll home on Saturday. acconlpalr '
. ivd in: her sister. Mrs. Thomas.
’ some new fists
LIFE”.
The happiest mother in the little
The Best Laxative for children.
Parents should see to it that thelrcllildron have (mo
SYMPATHY WITH THE JAPANESE
. ARTICLES OF CORPORATION. " V‘
Articles of association were tiled-it!
the office of the state sect-rialy Friday
DuCross ill Ndlv t .. . "(a .. .___....___-.._-...-...-... -_.._,._. - '
Sherwood. who hills! bddh llilll: lltglilll. __... a-“ ~=._.__-...__. will [vl‘l‘ilaln for n few (laya' vlsll. _ town of Ava. Mo.. ls Mrs. S. Ruppee. ii‘tggzl‘laggihlggxflge'nhgfs‘li‘h:ol;owlfn:lcfidings. Viscount Hayashl Says the Proper V .
of sleeping in the place. savs that n is WESTPORT- M . Sh? “Tiles! “one Vim“ “80 my 3°“ ““5 they new powerful in effect. anfiitmly {m 00"" '3 "0 Await Del/9'0? by the Club Vorlraerts. incorporated.
too rich for his blood alld has given it _._....- DOESN'T CARE FOR THE JOB- down Withsucll serious tun: trouble we; “iii. tdu ‘tlo 3100?. “‘“il‘tih'h’rm m‘ents at San Francisco. . of Middletou'n. 'lhe association will.
up‘, Lloyd Allen has catered the employ. -l. A. Killian. Who recently was “D“ that our physician was unable to help {3.511% {follfgi‘l‘rgfifangg‘ng Jamal; SAN FRANCISLO, March 28.—Mail establish and maintain a library, rend»
' or ’l‘lrupas Quinlan. pointed Stamford agent, for the New him: When. ”,er dru Vet’s advice I the bowelsand alpha-ta All alumna organs to advices from Toklo state that Viscount lng and debating room. There are
linvt-ll road, to succeedl‘. E. Ilow- began “Vt“.htmpr.“ lNew Dls- "“"h’m‘V'P-ogmafllmdwm-MHW l-layaslli, Foreign Minister of Japan. about tl‘fty subscrlbcrg. _
nominee ' i ' ill a speech before the Japanese Dlt‘l. A similar paper has also been ‘illedi
V'VODOL digests what you eat and
on phly overcomes Indigestion, which
la.a forerunner of Dyspepsia. it is
made ill strict conformity to the Na-
tional I’llrc Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee l'ollcf plan, Sold
by Tile Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. ”
‘ - ROWAYTON.
r. and Mrs. E. Hown rd Erorv have
hoop entertaining friends from Brook-
lyn .
Bill's. Albertina Wood, of Colchester,
is ”visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Cush—
' ,lll'. \ih‘ltina her cousin Miss Edith
VVi‘iiicld.
Tito la’l‘Vli‘V's' Alli Society of the Me-
'tllodits't’,l":tl,iscopnl (.‘llnrch. hold a. meet-
ing ,vl :atl-rdav afternoon m the chapel
of the church: " ~
Thr‘rc will be no prayer Illf~l'illli: ill
ll. Louis 'l‘utlllt-l has returned from:
a business trip to llowlll.
Mrs. llt‘lll')" Wllitlock is recovering"
from ltll attach of the grip.
Mrs. llocl-lia lirown has moved into
Ellullanm-l rectory.
’l‘lleodorc Taylor is seriously
his home on State street.
Work llils‘flg‘i‘tln b’eca resumed on
the Sangutuck tunnel.
Mrs. llarwill llolll‘gcr has returned
from a visit with friends ill New York
city.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Sherwood
ill at
:ll't'.
a Week's visit with WT aunt.
Weed. of Newtown.
Mrs, Taylor entertained Trinity
ltllt‘ l’tltl:~',\ (illil‘l.
Mr, and him.
Newtowll il\'t‘llliI'V
lidlzar l.. ill‘l'lzlll‘)‘ of
ll.l\l- ilt'l'll the re-
.bt~ l't'\\'nl(l(‘ll by retirement on
M rs.
Guild nus aitcrlloon'aud 'li‘liss Sltlplcsr.
titan, whose faithful services are to
pen-
slop. has decided not to go to Simu-
iol-lh Mr. Killian S thcro Friday;
looking over tho Stamford plant, and
the impression got out that he intend:
cd to take hold-of the. work rigiltlnwny.
When he wont baclt to Fairileld and.
thouzhfl the matter ov'cr. he. decided
that. he would not come to Stamford.
and notified New Haven“ Saturday-
lx'ord was received in Stamford from
A. it. Whaler. superintendent of the
.‘(ew York division, that air, Killian
would not come to Stamford. There
. Her
I
Input.
‘clgy saréd his life."
walk, dtuggists.
bottle free.- :
.. .439 K‘r on
tv . ’t. r. 'v V.
0- handful?“ l
for pianpipia ,. .
N'ltw . .
9 his.
i'l ..,‘ i. ..
,illill‘lerbliicv.‘ shield
glib-i;
to
covery, and Insoon. noticeddmvrove
I .ltcpt titles treatmentup for a
tow 'wccks attention was perfectly We".
Helms worked steadily since at. car-
penter work. Dolgius's Nelescov—
.Guaranteed best
cough and cold cure by F. H. Baxter.
South Norwaik. and E, .P. Weed, Nor-
50c and $1.00. Tris:
.CONNEOTliCUT PATENTS.
The teaching were filmed March
27..1907: ...i.aist. furnished from office
ill
limit Mot-rein. lL'.
1: nine; Chris M.
MAD DOG CAUSES HAVOC IN
FAIRFIELD.
Fairficld had a mad dog scare. Sat-
urday night and there is now a serious
doubt raised as to the liability of the
town for some of the damages. Before
the dog was killed it caught and
killed a number of chickens besides
frightening a small cult three weeks
old so badly that in its efforts to es-
cape from the dog it was caught in
trying to leap a partition with the re-
sult. that it hanged itself, so it is us-
sorted.
Reaching the place of Charles Keen,
in the. rear of the Episcopal church it
. chased a number Vof'cbickens into the
'. barn and following them into anenl
where thorn was a three weeks old.
calf. V'rlle allln'lal was terribly fright-
ened by the dog and in trying tonVcap
over the ’pun caught. its hood ill such
in answer to questions of members re-
garding the government's attitude
concerning the refusal of San Fran-
cisco authorities to admit Japanese to
publlo schools. said: ,.
"The American government. which
throughout had shown profound sym-
pathy with the Japanese nation; sent
us a telegraphic expression of. its re-
gret at the occurrence before our pro-
test had reached'Washlngton. We con-
sidered that, our proper course was to
developments.
the‘ national forces, just‘as every bar;
or nation is doing. '01: béhaif‘not.
'onl 'ot'the government. but'also‘of' e:
nat‘ on."1’ beg to deblnl‘d that J 11:
has no aggressive intentions who r.
As turns commerce is concerned. our.
policy major may not be considered
aggressive." ’Wo intend to ‘ push ‘our-
siand on one side and patiently await m...
.7-
by the. Horeb‘lodge. No. a». indepen—
dentVOrder B'nal B'ritll, lllLUl‘Dollllbd.
of New Haven. .
A certificate or organization 'wntl
i‘llod yesterday with the man socrctaiv‘.
by tho liladcpcndcnte 'cctpoi‘ation at
New Haven. The officers are: Fresh
dent. Thomas H. Mollol‘; treasurer
and secretary. D, 'i‘rlilqu._V_A final cc!)
tiflcute ptplssolpuoppr tho. American
Realty company'ot Vt‘ntol-hary has also
been filed with the state secretary. '
'a‘ii'sUM‘Arlc rowel?
_ urla‘ til‘e iridlitéi’ll' ‘a’nd' nuptial)
‘ft'om uric acid is‘ eildl, l
' 0
there showa the kidneys are inactive;
Don't. daily with “uric acid Silvana?“ '
”You might go on till doomsday with 1
them, but: until you cure the kidneys,
'you'wlll never get. well. Doan's Kine ,
gei‘Pills not only romqvc' uric acid,
ll ‘c ' ’ ’
llldii; “l Ina-all Strut-t. entertaining Mrs. (lill'llr ol‘ l’itlshurg, was no explanation ofhis change of 0 .., 1, .- 5 let p of "in regard to the foreign suspicion
Winfield tiram is rushiuulilu: the Pa. ' mind. No further appointment has ‘ ’20:; ‘lil-itlgdztz'qwafl 03.3“}: ' “lgfigoii ngrigcfgfifillfigécgtmg of expressive intentions on the part Are You Sure Vom- Kidneys A!“
root or his lawn and luutllng other lowdown-Y has |‘(‘i'.ll'nl‘tl_l0" ll'air- lltft'll llltltlt‘. haunts expected that an: "l. .. v"... v. . 1... q I‘ u ‘ ,l‘w‘ “311...,“ vitumnuson'wlm it. of Japan. these ideas can only be at“. - ' Welll‘; .
. ventral: to ille property. , 151 filter, a. visit ‘with Mrs. '1’. ll. Vliouacenlcut of Mr. Bownmn'=” -, ,V. .§.l!?0l§,..jfn§°v .llievi’l‘v' ” 79,9“ ltlllcil several chickens and then ll‘lbllledl ‘0 great ignorance 0‘ ”18- Many rheumatic "“3“” are ““93“?
455 Eliza Prince will go to New grill“. _ " ‘ i ’ ;g«»l‘au3il.bo.ttttyggalum.1 K‘ ' . clutgéintwmeiié' “$3090”: Went to the house of William Jen- conditions here. 'Thc military and na- ‘Vurlc ucid‘in the bloat]. vBlll “l5 “I?“
mm“). “mm” H, whim." "v... Miss ”0.1,,“ Budd 1m ”Mum.“ rm". .2" » ‘ g" _ , _v _ . photo" I 53:15th - mm where it did likewise ,_val proposals in the budget are of a of the kidneys is to remove alrllrio ,.
- *' .. . . ' kind merely to restore and reorganize acid from the blood. Its presented "
. no son ff‘nnt’i lament. f
with: ,
' deilt.’ u'l‘lto,‘ kidney". dent-citati-
n { pV'l‘niltll like
after which
nhltlu'p '
animal down with a hoe
Contractor Edgar T. 'Iltllt‘J'l has tilt!
addition completed to the rear of the
house he has moved on the lot ill Cud-
Capt. Robert llcrlwig. of the Steam:-
cr lulzurn Luddington has been spend-
llloVVltlctllodist (lllllrcll. tonight. the. coat gttt'Hthif Mrs, lltlltl‘) li‘illcll. , Spcnc'n'r. Windsor. variable speed . V
ll]»iii1vl)‘r)illni ill-Pill“ ” Past Day St't'Vlt‘G MW Judson “all” l'lhlil‘ilyhi' "mil, 1% most éd’flm'ti Céllile‘a of hll- V IlVIeellanislll; .lnan liihlrunViVlaerl, VNothlVl. Jlltnliiirlllcgil‘i’il? til:aqliiiiifiki‘iuiotliignivhoht. 'Vi‘VlVltoi'csts to tho ll'l'filltl.l We Igone the Graffiti 1.33:3“! j'tsflllnlfl
' 'l‘l l' .. V l . (. W returned home ontoiV- .I ‘.‘"'.‘,, it lVVMl. lo'wm‘SS’N‘stitfibfgol‘vufsimifil' thof= t.ltmvcuor,gi)alq.~tul . -Hi. Jul). lltlilt- hm "m! nittlcltcdffthc .hOH" "m biting VlV gilt. filWBOi‘BW 01333;”,h “all.“ i 95‘0” hi toll ‘Sl‘ ‘Sh"tl“‘mNblir .
to. "H“. lot ouucd n .00le V l and Mrs. John \‘tallcnol (,rldll all). functions otttlaiim“ rthoretontion l menu .—....,: my H. ,..V.. . "M tc‘n'in .viciousl at. t e” bonrdn peace I ycomp... . own not its... 3;. V. VV... _ollVVl V, r I
Raymond. lll Raymond street, was The Westport My“... Union wm-e of bilti in t“ Buddha?" .. .V, . V ”‘Ti'ado’fldrko. ._ V, . VVme Mi: goes Wentyout to see what but. we intend to ilnnly adhere to the says. lsltfl‘ditetljol' “years? r
it}:$2“ill"21‘..."l‘:li.li‘ii..‘.’.lg‘i.’lbtl‘lbl’in‘il mfggfgfigggfiuggrwill... .3... umwsuggmmwmms. pentagon-- not po- mywmmh“ twang: Ettr’tltift°t‘ttlt?§~ ”didn't-hit: $22“?cthll‘t‘tlih‘llzt‘“tln
- ' ' - ‘ - '.. . . ' 'ké‘n’ petunia .- llll. ,t‘, o s as 0 . . n fierww-Ju wand V. - - H r" '
’brh‘thobitdl' E "5- Cal belief. * In t_ am it Of. ,mthtck
. V V .{4
“imam macaw-tall . . 0,: at.
llaillrdp all“ i‘ ’ " '" """° ; ' Bf“ ran-1a." ii on cloth he killed it. _ . »
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than.
”mull in Electric
. . . .. ,, ing a few days ill SaugatuckV. e 'm VVVummann co’, V 06‘“ e BVV
illlii) :lti‘t‘iitdtlld- 13353:? (it‘liilillie'etllig The MisSes Hyde have returned "0 'l Viififindehdém flee. all damages caused by the dog the, m .omuw ill?» a .‘ . VV ~. V ’i'coflnilmfm
Ilium- ‘in mud” condition early next the" home "1 Omen” Ferna- Theh - yV rtpw (10.1415. claim of Mr. Rees for component? .i ”33:53: wleod-undmum-l-n. . l . - tin. ”I"Pil'l$‘=htillly V
month 5 spent the winter m Bridgeport. .MG “M “plo. cummtflddlbl 3:111:63; 2i}: tiii‘riltlcziaitishiii: hotsth: I ”swam he, M I "w Jim V 1% Pm “WWW“ "8'
. i I . i ' , , . VV . . Jvl .'l- "of ‘4 . - TU. , ‘. _ V . t . V ,
ls ‘ vitlcllce that. the dog . t .hdt it?“
Miss Mary Crossman has.” RUIN-Ci}
from Boston. Mass. and will open her w ”a“
alllllmt'h‘ home at Gl‘oflllfl‘ll‘m‘lllfi. .1 ,1. MW... ~
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. (lregory, of w V . . . r '.
Cannon. were guests ‘of Mrs. Emily . .. v - -
Benedict. of Compo street. lastVVSun- ‘
sightest bit of c
thnlllly llitl‘lllU(l~”10430."; .
“35%M:ET':GGDEFERRED‘ l ,
. 9} .i‘. 9“ U )3 "'“Kih raw
weeltly pruir'or inflicting ,will in? “3‘11
ht ‘sr mtg
The outside roads which have been
(lop ill the llllltl for the past few weeks
‘ arc drying oul unitp rapidly and tra-
veling with sealed tee of. comfort
will soon be possibl ,. There is very
little frost in magma“. and some
eligiidielylilp in"
”L9. fi‘h
mo 1 ‘mlegni
. .. .. . . a $2.”, 5 flotsam
srus‘confitexlon. , {,E’RE l3.RELtBF FOR'WOMENi" ' e ‘c "I
. Gigifixwfil “.1 T‘S " " - ‘if you have pnins‘in tllo'bnck. Grim
te‘l“ e' ’ V91.
:ose-‘v with: ,
, 5and._iotm Vd.
getting more and mi
Vo'aremawmlm' K
‘ «utter;
coil
ed ftllts week; lththevflood'md ,
‘nertllce robe ditto '. tomorrow'- "fill! - W
'l‘hdre will therefore be, no service this hkin . em
‘7’
‘iliryi‘Blagduer or Kidney nodule ind
of the farmers have already started dllf- . . . - *wb'n’t’héeriain pleas’nnt berh'curc ‘fllf evdhln but ‘ *l‘
3‘10““ 9“. ”‘0‘. m“! Smud- where Mr- and Mrs. HOWE” 900k 0‘ New , , . ,. . » , l . ' 'ga 9'" Hill 3"“!tl‘l‘ e, women's ills; try'Mother‘Gruy’s "Aim Wright-Fittingfimrig: ‘gtdgi‘ifl' Qt. . in!“ My,
"l" 3"“ 1 ml”? "Wt milkli‘mi‘ tight. Rochelle. New Yorli- half“ lemme“ ."0 .. ' - ' . J ‘ Slit!!!“ it larch hidden-Leaf." "It lint safe" monthly lest .uppmmfi,“ the you”: w», . . . 1,13. ”
Mostlim'ntn'll.’ l "3m‘llhil-l..|'§" llol Romance)».vlrltgvlllldliitp. ' - ll _ Pl hum titles «firmer. and pureVs‘all'chale‘Wetkn close of the Lenten season wars “Hot turf
part or April 1f l uifi " ' ' - ' ' ‘ “ ,lclb’l‘l .' "I no in much it... nit.|littlltll1‘tig ihtianrmcd'ahd‘mldern ‘hcltl. The pastor. the Rev. W. w. '1‘. "Nr ”9‘ y all dos era. , “k, :0
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The entertainment .smn lastfivenw tinned States army died at Fortress
. stor-Mtibnrn ,
mother fartlyls ‘ Austreilnm .
than
"liunclitllwllcd duct tho ppryl ,
.Druui is or sent. by .. . m
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fflliirltl‘li' a}: it 409'! not 1.2:! "is sold by
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in; at the old Baptillt .Cfi‘lll‘fll he“ 10" Monroe, Va , Wednesday. the 20th. at Fun 0. V n 3.. _ .l-.3 a ‘ c the steward! Mill ‘ barrels. .nistl for. 50 cents. setup a cent FREE. to 5, general rpm-pkg and the member I, . ,
menthol“ oi nmmwnrrge Librarr 19,- a shun, illness Heart trouble was when ~.~:, .. Vt and p, - . ,mlinrurhl - r and blather r. ‘ «l'lvll‘eas,"l'he Mother Gray CU. bonus. chip of the church. is particularly tu- . Stemembcr the apple-«pom
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