. 8. Mellon, president of the
~ and Bouthbridgo Itnet
oonbsny and the Worcester &
: . Railway
‘ by the New
ufll’tgyd rli‘lil
resigned. I- r wey I:
olootad in his place. .,
I".Wehnter and
Ho om
. Watersi- IM My”. 130 not
an; the N ark; New Haven and
I’d have leased to the Wm
. We All" Southbrldge company.
1 B. Rafter, superintondent of the
Women" and Southbrldgc And Won
m and Webster lines has bedn
milerrod to the superintendency of
W. .syotem. at Stamford.
OWL, “other New York, New Haven
coll Hartford Company line, and his
DIM will be taken by Superintendent
. , ew York New Haven and Hart-
mtern Connecticut and Mass-
. change will add about one hund
"Mentor consolidated manayzment
Other of the Massachusetts lines are
taken in this operstlve consolidation
~ and til I?! é'ni ‘nre' owned by the New
Jinan through the Consolidated Rail-
way and New England investment and
miss company.
{@091 (Edi! no! manent. ” Hon
ttilo We; Commissioners L3
hoi- tatistch. Augusta. Me.
ouon Moos: snow.
..,’t‘ls Anni I'm—Golf links
1lild ”Will" courts were deserted today
While northern sojourners and local
hooked to the Country Club
fiéfilfig oi the annual horse
show. The show is one of the largest
it not the larqcst.
evtir glitch in the South. The entries
come of mm of f'fi‘oorgla and
nighbot g: 'atos a d from several
mints In the North and West.
exhibit on is under the general num-
mount of Cedric ‘H. Wilkins of the
no flaws Show. association. The
WWW! afternoon and will
continue till t
I. W. Anderson of the Blackstone Vsl- 7-
I. _Anderson, general monnser
. y—Nlnas. has been transferred .5
.. ticut with the Connecticut ,
We to the lines operated by the '
t cured mo oi
noyed me I. long .
flair. of its kind ,3
The
heat It
; in two.
Every lsmp warranted.
Ilnoorooroto d)
. NEW PERFECiifiN
‘chltllloclilamwiwook Stove
Is unoxudled. It gives quick results because Its
hly conccntrated. Cuts fuel-expense
, ade’ In three sizes. vearly
stove warranted. if not at your dc
er ’s write to our nearest agency.
”Ra oMLamp
all- round household use.
Made of brass throughout and beautifully nickelcd.
Perfectly constructed; absolutely safe; unexcclled
in light-giving power; an ornament to any room. .‘
If not at your
dealer’s, write to our nearest agency.
,1 oranosoo oiL oouuuv or new vou
.mpmd
”i any stove.
the flame the New
Perfection Oil Stow
es the instant I
htcd thatch Is ap-
pficd—no delay, Ito
-tr‘oublc, no soot, no
dirt. F orcooking.the
I
Is the best
lamp for
AGAINST GENERAL EIGHT HOUR
LAW.
HARTFORD, April 3 .—-'l‘he (Ullililll
ice on Labor r'épm‘ted to “the house IIII
iayorubly on the petition foI II geIIerII'
eight hour law. and the committee on
agriculture. umfavorabiy on It bill con
coming the measurement of milk and
pr viding penalties for false sales. A
mble report was made foI the ll'i-
pointment of Gem ge P. Rowell as do
puty judge at iItamford.
BITTEN BY A SPIDER.
Through blood‘ poisoning caused bII
pplder bite, John Washington, of
Bosouevllle 'l‘ex. would have lost his
leg. which became a mass of running
sores. bad he not, been persuaded to
try Bucklnn' s Ainlcn Salve He writes:
close of the exhlbi
thpglom‘ci I 0le .,,
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLE
. CURED.
Olino intuitive Fruit Syrup cures;
stomach and met troubles as it aids
digestion. and stimulates the liver and
‘lwpismithout irritating these or-
pgllkc p’llti and ordinary cathartlcs.
genres diI. Mon and sick headache
,ngirouic onstlpntion. Oriuo Lax-
an In Frull .‘I‘viup does not nauseate
gilpe and is Inlld and pleasant to
sit e Refus- substitutes. Plaisteds
Drug Store :I III (‘llll'ord Pharmacy ”
LOUISIANA FRUIT GROWERS.
LAKE CHARLES 1.21.. April 3.—
'l‘hare was charge and representative
littendanoe at the opening here tOdAy
of the annual meeting of the Louisiana
Horticultural Society. President C.
W. Elohilng of New Orleans, delivered
npal address and p pers were
pigmented bv C. D. Otis 01' kc Char-
lee. Prof. i). N. Barrow. of the U. 8.
Agricultural Depuittnent Prof Wil-
Inon Nowell. of Baton’ Rouge, arid 0th
era. Other papers and addresses deal
ing with rations subjects relating to
the Iiiqcbaid and gprden will be me
acntcd 'l‘hmsd'ay and Friday.
' “PNEUMONIA'C DEADLY V‘ORK
hod so seriously affected by right
ly'pg," writes Mrs. Fannie Connor of
ural Route 1. Georgetown, Tenn"
”that i coughed continuously night and
dly and the nelghbms' prediction——
consumption—seemed inevitable. until
husband brought home a bottle of
Dr. Kings th Discovery which In
my case proved to be the only real
Igh cure and restorer of wen .sore
1 gm" When all other remed cs ut-
te'rly fail, you may still win in the bat-
agalnst lung and throat troubles
jth New Discovery. the rcal cure.
Gimranteod by F. H. Baxter. South
rwalk, and E_ P. Weed, Norwalk.
gglsts. 50c and $1.00. Trial bot-
tip tree.
lfiiboousr BRADLEY LICENSED.
DANBURY. April 3.——'l‘he State
Board of Pharmacy announces the fol-
lo‘wlng successful applicants for phar-
macists’ licenses: James J. Dunn, of
M riden; Frank Urlcchio of Hartford;
ury A. Bradley. of South Norwalk,
oneness. E Marin. of DEE‘EIEPE» .
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del” says: “I suffered for years with-
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, hilt nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one WI
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale. by it. H. Plslsted, F. H .
’The ill‘IIt application relieved, and
four buxes healed the sores " chls
every son-e, 250, at F. H BaxteI-fis
South Norwnlk and E. P. Weed Nor-
walk drugglsts.
Most men are almost as much afraid
of microbes as most. women are ol
mice.
s———-m-w~~ .. --...‘.---.. L...“ M.
'i .
and inflamed eyes?
Glasses from $1.00 up
. ~I-_l
I 1'
y---.
Other Stores: no [I ‘ 23d St.
MERRILL
Baxter and The Clifford Pharm'ady. "
SlllllH lWlflWllK PERMANENT
DON’T GUESS
Our Expert Specialist of 20 \ cnIs’
your eyes and prescribe glasses only when nccmsary.
DO YOU suffer with headaches, have blurred vision. have sore
SPRING TERM
Day School open Monday; April 1. .- Night School. Tuesday, April 2.?
Enroll at Office of .
Our method of individual instructlon makes a specialty of each.
student and insures thoroughness.
Courses in BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND.
ENGLISH. .
All looks and Stationery furnished FREE.
From Making
OYSTERS TAKEN TO SOUTH IAV
REPLANTED.
Are Allowed to Grow Off Connecticut
Chores. Then Removed to Long,
Island. ‘
BRIDGEPOR’I‘, April 3.-The grow-
ing of seed oysters in the, Soundoff
this city to be rcplanied in the win-
crs of Great South Bay is gradually
taking the place of the direct growing
about this city. icsterduy several
schooneis were in the lower basin
loading the young oy stcrs to take
them to Great, South Bay. As beds are
rented there Iii 81.0 an acre pcrvyoar.
growing oysters on the. south of Ions
Island would be too expensive and to
the Industry of giowiug the oystois
hole and then letting them rest on the
bottom of the bay for II lean to cleanse
them.
The oysters thus grown are: :3 good as
the genuine article and are sold .as
such. The waters about the eastern
end of the Sound are usdc for the
some pquose Oysteis grown about
this city are dark colored.
experience \Iill cxnminc
If so, call on us and have your eyes properly attended to.
EYES EXAM INED FREE.
llNllEfl IMPHWIW WPWWIWS
Incorporated.
HOYT’ S THEATRE BLOCK
I
New Y:ork 62F.I41b St. New
York; 305 Main St. Springfield. I\lass.; 213 State St” Bridgeport.
Largest cut rate Optical House in the world.
COLLEGE. "
TYPEWRITING, AND
I"! I—
M. A. MERRILL, Prim
toEt'ng,
.. 8.9.54in
$0”-G90d
To Eat.
To Make; . .
I‘l‘"
ASK Your Grocer For $1.4m-
. V I It. ,I
' ‘ . ii
A»...— ....:':‘...- a
DClICIOUS Lemon aiid'
. llvm’tt
dull man of .
Soars old today.
‘ment as chaplsln of the senate Dr.
D..-
tY-DVC
t0 Doss at his home in Roxbury.
.IIe unlmpalred'
health In his 01
in celebration at, Dr. Hales eighty-
iifth birthday anniversarx the Lcnda-
Hand Society, which Dr Hale founded
is seeking to l‘ ;
for the old “$3;
work is, in ch
its founder.
& Co.,
treasurers.
raise the moral standards of Ameri-
- reform and rescue work. both In Bos-
titles.
Ionsplcuous figure in all the most ad
Iauced forward movements in charity
und education.
llr. Hale Iefuscs to
clergyman.
ism"
perhaps best descilbes his most con-
spiIIIoup cfl'orts. His entire corset.
his hereditary influences and onIH-liou
public what he, colic-circa hie/1W
trsior of AIIIeI-lca’ as doing in a col-
legi~sitouliig men that there
such a. reality as American thought.
belong to the American government
are, experienced by none but an Am.
ei'lcnn."
taste and mothers give it heaIty en-
dorsement.
drives out the cold through the bow-
els. Made in strict conformity
Pure Food and Drugs Low.
mended and sold by The Clll'I'ord PhIiII
many and The Bridge Pharmacy.
FIREWORKS WITHOUT FIRE.
LYNN. Mass. April 3——AII engineer
of this city has lust perfected an in
\Ir-niibu which is declared to s
anything in the way of color ll-
luminstlon the world hns' yet, seen.
The Idea provides for the.
lion in a way to put all ordlIIIIrI vao
lechnlc effects in the background.
Briefly. he arranged II big nrrIII of
beams on a series of steam jets and
clouds issuing , from various sized
pipes. The latter are set III a grout
instrument drlv
le by keys. somewhat
lei and coutt’oll
'n the fashion ff an organ. Colored
yilscs and de‘vlc .s are placed over the
Ienrchllglils and operated III conjunc-
‘loiI w h the steam machine. All
kinds rocket effects cuii be pro.
Iluccd by the light on the steam jcls.
while bursting shells and othcr dc-
Ilcts are imltnlcd on the rolling
clouds nbovc. Sol displnvs of the most
irtl<tlc description can he |ll"0dllit‘(l
It will and II ..color combinations
lure iinllmltcd. ..iloieot'ei. the cost Is
scaicely one-hall” that lIIIdlved by or
dinnry firework displays
CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
0 LUNGS. .
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many
hemorrhages." writes A. M. Ake. of
WOod. Ind. "i took treatment with
several plIyslcliIns without any benefit.
1 then slurlodto taltc Foley's Honey
and 'i‘ar,
sound as ll bullet. I recommend It in
advanced stages of lung trouble." F01-
cvs HoncI and TM stops the winch
and heals the lungs and prevents scr-
lous Icsulls from n cold. Refuse sub-
Itltutcs. Plulsled's Drug 'IStmo and
Clifford Pharmacy. - "
NEW TROLLEY MANAGER.
STAMFORD. April fir—J. P. Potter.
for twelve years in charge of the street
manager of the division of the conso-
lldnted Railway betwaeu Darlen and
New Rochelle in place of E. C. Gilbert
who recently severed his connections
with the company. and who is now in
' New Orleans.
STOP THAT COLD
or It. may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
eIer tried almost. without exception
10 25. 50c and 31. 00 bottles The Cllf
ford, Baxtei s and “aisle—(ls. "
GUILTY OF TAPPING GAS METERS
NEW HAVEN. April 3.—~lii Police
Court yesterday II colored man who
[was found gulltv of tapping prepay
local gas meters was fined $110 and
:‘sent to jail for llO days.
Mlfl”
“Olson" Roast: _
tors; was’ git
Since his appoint-
Hale has spent his winters in Wash:
.lngton. but his summers he continues
Despite his great age DI. Hale is as
vigorous as he whs a nuarter of a ’
century ago and his mental faculties
ile III a great loter
of outdoor life. and to this he attrib-
utes in a great measure his splendid
a fund of $50,000
The
go of the executive
. committee of which Kidder. Peabody
the Boston bankers, are the
No llvlug man has done more to
cans than has Dr. little. He has been
a conspicuous figure in all kinds of
ton and in many other and distant
From the time he received his
first license to preach he has been a
be called a _
He prefers to be deslg- .,
IIated only as a "Christian minister."
The title of “Professor of American-
to his generation hits been aptly
used In referring to Dr. little. and it
merit and his natural inclinations and
choice of friends, all tended to make
him a. patriotic American cltlpeii. IIIId
littcd him to do for the American
.‘ “is.
that there are certain principles which
that there are certain feelings which
Contains no opiates. but
to
Recom-
3‘
pass
use of
steam and electric light in coitjiIIIc-'
naval searchllghts so as to throw their
II by a powerful bol-
and my lungs are now as.
railway ut Putnam. has been appointed
. ‘ ”W *1 ’
. C
as silly Goths I i an very mu m:
I Ibslloomisly “Io-non! than to my trloodo
be the boa uofilum i have one soon “
nos muse. t. l‘oil River. loco.
' best For
The Comic
Plouont. Pol-table. Potent. 'l‘ Calla.
Novur Sicksn. Weaken or (.lrlpuult-Pwiu ’0
The gouulno mint
euro or your money
Wrenches: «out w
Ismail”
“(UN rv I’
3'“ whims; 06.;
850i
mun. nous
BOUTHINGTON R‘Dnlg‘g. MANUFAC—
AD
SOUTHINGTON. Apiil 3. —Josei)h
Fontauo. for twenty y‘cars abi-lck‘ num-
ufanturer of this place, dlcd yesteI
:tunnIdO
day.
00mm house
on cannot at
ford to do so except with the fullest'
PICKING
ls'ya serious bust
Information.
know
ALL ABOUT REAL ESTATE.
To anld loss or trouble or both we
urge you to consult us on any deal
it is our business to
_._. you may contemplate. Foresight ls
llse Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough better than hindsight. What we tell
Syrup, Children like "a pleasant vou today will be much more valuable
than the some knowledge acquirer!
when it Is too late.
John B. Lawrence,
A"'9
2 South Main at.
c!-
Couth Norwslk.
We Hate will Ins
On YOlll‘ Walls
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more rooms to bo
pIperod this year?
Our stock of ‘Wflll Paper represents
the very latest patterns. The selection:
have been made from the 1907 produc‘
tlono of the best factories.
Agent for the Robert Graves Ind
F. R. Beck Company.
———..
crockery. Glasswars. Houmurnlsh
ing GoodI, Framed Pictures.
Whlto Ensm‘sl Pain with fixtures
10c.
Clotn Ihsdcs, with fringo.uc .
Window Chadss and Plcturo Frsmcs
made to order.
Painting, Paper HInIln. Ind Decor
sting.
WI glvo tho I. C H. Orson Trading
Stamps.
L. H. DECKER.
' 91 Washington and“.
Tsl. Con. Coutll Nor-walk
Attendance All Hours Day slid Night
FRED'K H. JOANUNG.
FUNER‘L DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER.
Office and Residence.
84 SOUTH MAIN St,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
TIL, 132. Lady Attendant
HWWIPP. lllNNllSlW,
45 Wall 8L. Nor-walk.
94 Washington 8t.. Bo. Norwalk.
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
lprowtn of the town.
cling, Rich Sauces, Creamy Layer Cake Fillln
ther Pie Fillings and Many Other Desserts. 35w
All F 1avors——-1 0 ctsy in this packttgc.
Send your grooms" name. if he 'does not have jib"
.l‘. I.
in return we will send you FREE the new £1.95“! Book— -—'tts worth havi Ign
. CRANDALL I: doctor 00., an... m Franklin II.. My viii. City. .
~r’r.
[ J
I
centered: Christians '7";
,otII
nary, who“ '
fore the conforolino
Sli‘ltlly fresh Eggs. 250“ Will
Native Roasting (lilcliens. zl-iic h
fowls. lic lb
South Noywsik
t
the
l
as Washington Street
Made-ioIOider “Glasses
Eye Glasses on not worn as an ornament, but they need notuho the re-
verse. ill-fitted Classes are nearly always disfiguring Perfect titling ones
HOMER B. Ho'YT,
. ackascrmc OPTICIAN.
Rooms 7-8 United Dank .gflulidln 9, South Norwslk. Conn.
i Office hours 8 to 11:30: 12: 45 to 6:15. Saturday evenings. 7-.9
3 Special Appointments at convenience of patrons. , 'i‘Le l363-12
.9-.L- d... .
Coal and Wood
AGENT! FOR
Bowkor’b Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield If: Son.
122 Water Street.
Telephone 294.
OAL COAL
01d Company Lahigh, Cross Creek
l : ’ ' Jeddo,
' ran mime: AND RANGE
Raymond Bros.
ALL THE” prior THINGS IN etovss,~
pELrs, neck It. .uEILinos. HosIEnvI UN- 3
DERWE R, m 3‘ NS, NOTIONC, FAN YCOMBS.
Icons: 3, nun sv avTI-Imc NECE CARY TO
COMPLETE voila PRING OUTFIT.
New Goods. «Best Qualities.
Moderate Prices.
yanliCo
96 Washington Street.
I).
""4
L- 'LL
South. Norwalk.
lhe Paris Pluatiii out House
33 South Main Street
Sale of Suits, Coats. Skirts,
'l‘he bandsonlest‘ line in town for lcust money
cause some indlcs have been to Brldgcplrt and others to Now
they all collie back to us. That Is pIoof enough.
you would a plague. Buy for cash and save money.
SUITS, from 97. 98 to $50..00
SKIRTS, from 83.98 to $20.00
NEMO CORSETS. from 98c to $2.98
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
South Moi-walk
., . .
Wants.
We can provvc this he-
York. but
Avoid the credit atoms as
WAISTS, from 39c to $7.00.
COATS, from $4.98 to $25.00.
O. 8 Jackson
Optician,
Everything In the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Full line Ladies and Childrens
Suits, OOats and Skirts.
THE FAIR CLOAK 8t FUR STORE
as WASHINGTON ST.. sou'rH NORWALK.
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