I" m person would reel better by
Wu a mood blood purifier in the
‘ ,and we knowituoremdr
t fulfills every requirement as well
8 our ,
.IEF, WIN! AND MON.
it gives you iron in a term that is
all War to do good. Bur Beet,
Wise ad iron is made from the finest
materials to be bad and we use extra
one in making it.
Milli Pint Bottles .. so cents
lliolirlioei'lisnacy
mulls o euv'mm
1 395 WW.
Y Tel. ll «ii-v.
'A‘rihm' Saunders'ls‘abié til be out
again after his recently illness.
vlir. and Mrs Charles Billoise are the
proud parents of a girl horn Sunday
nl‘gbt
“Buck" Day is installing a live horse
power Palmer engine in the sloop
Broadbiil. Y
Wallace Bales has installed a new
five horse power engine in his launch
Leela Sites. ,
Harry Hunter is rte-rigging his boat
and intends to change her from a sloop
to yawl rig.
gThe farevrell reception to Rev. Ed-
1111.1 glisningbam will 11 held next
fiends; mm '11 the can 11.
"Mrs "iii.“ (55 Gardner. of Troy, N. Y.
ls'the guest of Mr and Mrs Harry it.
St. O‘rmond, of _80 Fort st1;,eet
The schooner W '1‘. Dodge arrived .
{wterdny from Black island having on
rd a cargo of live codfish.
.gThVe Ladies'...Al1lei‘ary of Chris:
‘p’drish will user‘s: th Mrs. G S.
51111111. 1V; Bowsu‘stm‘et, Thursday sl-
teinooal‘nis 2. 30, o'clock...
This morning as Drawtemier John
0.018 Emit“ to open dieibridge the ele-
clric smote blew out a fuse and it
bdcame necessary to open it by hand.
The barge alarence is being loaded
with piles at Harris and Guns wharf
The piles will be taken to New York
tomorrow if the Clarence does not
Dink in the megsitime'.
After sameness-«11111111111121 with
go use it 01111110111111 of lime the
minute tilt: 6% mesons mmket were
when to) ‘ " small Knapp’s stmageO
“revues “me they will remain tel
11 tim
-—-Hear the Glee Club. East Ave
Church, \‘i cdnesday c1e. Dniy 50c.
The news of the disappearance of
Thomas C. Lambert, of Fort Point
street and Osborn avenue was received
with surprise yesterday by the readers
of The Sentinel: minted was
113111 known here and widely respect—
e .
At the class meeting last evening in
the East Avenue Methodist Church the
class from Rowaytou joined and as
the result. was an extra large atten-
dance. The meeting was led by James
L’Hommedleu and the Rowayton class
loader
',A new organization has been formed-
iiiflast Norwaik to be known as the St.
dairies Circle; 111111111 Will meet at some
i
1 May 1, 1907.
'I Collector of Taxes ml the East Nor-
East Milli“ Fire 1111311111.
The taxpayers of the East Not-walk
Fire District are hereby notified that
a district, tax of two mills on the
dollar, laid on the Town Assessment
List of 1306, at a meeting of the Dis-
trict held on the bill day of June, 1906,
‘ut the East Norwnik school house will
be due and payable on the first day
of April, 1901.11t which time I shall
be ready to receive the same at my
store, No. 10 First street. Penalty at
the rate or nine per cent. a year from
April 1. 1907. will be charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
t E. E. GORHAM,
walk Fire District
Dated East Norw,aik March 30. 190'!
Ill 101
1‘.-NOTICE.
East Norweik School District
The tsip‘ayera- of the East Norwaik
School District are hereby notified that
a district tax of three mills on the
dollar, laid on the Town Assessment
List of 1906.111 a meeting of the dis
trict held on the l5ti1 day of June, 1996,
at the East Norwalk school house, Will
be due and payable on the first day
of April, 1907, at which time Ishoii
be ready to receive the same at
5W6,N0.'10 First street Penalty at
the rate of nine per cent. a year from
April 1,1007, will be charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
May 1,1907.
E. E. GORHAM,_
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
waik School District.
Dated East Norwaik, March 30,1907
al 101
ROW-AYTON.
“—1—. .
Charles Klein,~§of'New York,ar1i1ed
yesterday at his newl purchased re-V
s‘ldeh‘ce at Prospect H ghls.
E. Hop‘e Norton, who recently dispos
ed of his property at Stamford. has 113-
turned to his summer home at Content:
ment island. fer the future. '- 1.
Sylvester Rdmiag‘ten and family have
removed from Brdoiuide to the place
they recently 11111111111111 from Cha1'ies1
Ada s 111 Davies. James R Connors.i
e Mahockemo Hotel, South Nor-
walk will take possession of the pro-,
perty just 11111111111 by Mr; Remington.
The pump. on the locomotive pulling.
hope of his recovery. ‘ .
was taken with a sinking spell Bun-
lg‘; the worse again motel-
"bf carting iii 11111111111111
ugh the center
tisues and some of the
fertiliser thr
town still
County Health Officer George Hill says
he is powerless to stop the nuisance
and mom present appearances it is
likely that the town will have to put
up with it unless some 11111111111 ac-
tion can be brought against the per-
sons editing the "stuff on the charge of
maintaining a nuisance. This would
seem to be an to the grand jurors.
Edwin K.- Admnof Mount'l’leasaat
Military Academy, Oasiningon-Hud-
son, ls home on hfluter vacation.
0P or-
‘(com‘mnslcsted).
There was a large gathering of
friends and neighbors of whom to
many he had been a friend indeed, in
St. John's R.‘ 0. Church Noroton, to
pay the last tribute of respect
Thomas F. Riley. As in life, ready at
every call be promptly obeyed his
Maker' 11 call, and as those who were
near and dear to 1111 look upon that
silent face .,
May the peace that cometh after sor-
row.
or hope surrendered not of hope
fulfilled; .
A‘ peace that'ieoketh 'not tomorrow,
But calmly on a tempest that
stilled.
A peach which lives not in joy's suc-
088368,
Nor in the happy life of love secure:
But in the unerring strength the heart
possesses,
0f conflicts won while learning to
endure. Y , .
A hence there. is in sacrifice secluded,
A Pie subdued from will and passion
rec:
prodded,
But Hilll'wl‘lllli triumphed in Geth-
semane.
WESTPORT.
u—I—nn
Mrs, William Estie is visiting friends
11 initown.
Levi Sutures has returned from a
visit in Stebney
Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting her
brother, E. '1‘ Taylor.
Joseph H. Preston has returned from
a visit in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Meeker is visiting friends
in New You 'and 131110111111.
‘Mlss llc'nrl‘cttn Mackenzie has re-
1 turned from‘ a visit ill New" York.
Henry Peterson 111111 Alile‘Allen arc
the traiii west 1111111111. due here 111-1115
o'clock was cut of older yesterday 1:1!
telnoon. so that the' Y-aiYn busheshmuld
not be operated. mobile the;.‘elbpiica-I
tion of the hand brakesgthe tr‘nin wear
several 1111111111111 feet Whom the sta-
tion and then had' to be‘ backed 11p,
losing about five] minutes {111111 the m-
gnlar module ‘ .....
.To Editor of The Sentlnélz—In 1'9-
mud to the rewmid of in, which 1 offer
ed for the arrest and conviction of the
person who took a small grip belong-
ing to me at the How ayton Hose House
on Saturday night i desire to be put
fight Wbefolc the public in this matter.
An item evidently inspired by some
member of the Muse Company which
member’s house each Thursday. The
meeting-this week will be at the home
of Mrs. Chalice Biyndenbulg in Cote
avenue at 2: 'lil ociock The Circle is
undemminatlonai and all mothers are
iii‘ylted.
George van Aistyne. proprietor of
the Cresent Laundry, has a proposition
on his hands in the shape, of air man
whom he is unable to discharge The
fellow is an Italian who has been a heiu
her on the “buggyiugding” portions of
the work. When M1. Van Aistyne
‘ tried to discharge him the follow sig-
liltied his assentp but the u‘ext nay
cattle to work as usual. Another at-
tempt followed, but without avail. Fin-
ally M1. Van Alstyne showed him the
calendar, but this hint did not take.
The sign language was t1ied witho‘nt
flvail and finally an interpreter was
dulled in. The fellow is still at 'work
and Mr. Van Alstyne is waiting for
in inspiration
The tug Gr'eenuicll (Capt. Howell)
11111111111 this morning having in tow the
largest barge that was ever brought
up the river. The barge carries a con-
signment of lumber for the Hubbell,
Hall and Randall Company in Nov-
whlk Therbarge draws eight 1 t of
Water and it was imbosslble to "go her
through the bridges 1111111 high tide.
Sonic. idea of this size of the barge can
be gained by the fact that she had to
moor at two wharves and reached from
11111 steamboat‘1 wharf to the draw
fig? rows eight feet of wa-
‘li‘w’li‘n‘d thiti‘ notwithstanding that
she has discharged two cargoes of lum-
her for different concerns since start-
ing from Nova Scotia. The name of this
modern Noah's ark is the L. A Demp~
sey and she Will be taken up the ri-
ver at high' Water by the 11211111111- Ad-
die V
11111-111111; program for the Easter
in the East Avenue “M. E.
service
Church Was submitted for publication,
it was learned the1e had been one
mde. The March and Star
isslonm
Drab by l elve gii'ls‘ was ‘especlsliy
111111111111. but there who no mention
made of Master Russell Mead, who
led the Well, carrying a banner beau-
tVthuily decorated in white and gold.
“Vic—
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bearing no one side the
iory," and ‘on the other ”tile is?
'sed the joke stage and assumed .1 mote
appeared in last evenings edition or
\(‘1111' paper states that i used the Word
“thief" as i use leaving the Hose
House. This 1 deshc to deny cmphatlY-
cally.
The item stated that. I .was-‘an “in
teiiigent man" but my intelligence 1111
not yet enabled me to see either the
joke 01 the grip. and as there were
articles in the grip which I needed on
Monday the mattci has celtainiy pas
serious phase it those who know
about the disappearance of the. grip
really mean to no light they Should re-
turn the grip tome which “in end the
whole contloversy and born out their
statement that the affair was a joke
otherwise it becomes a theft as far as
I can see
ALBERT PY maul-lit
DARIEN AND NOROTON
Linus Faircbiid has moved into the
Austen block. é
Work has not yet been commenced
on the tower for the new fire bell 1
Theodore Austen was a victim in
South Norwaik yesterdax on busi-
liess.
‘A‘ regular meeting of the selectmcu
was held on Monday at their offices in
the Town Hall.
Liveryman Andrew Taylor has pur-
chased a handsome t1Venty-'foul horse.
power Jackson touring ear
[11.101111 Godfrey is to move into the
house recently occupied by Dr. Large
who has moved to Noroton.
At a recont meeting Eagle Hook and
Ladder Cbmpany planned to hold a so-
ciai'eveuing at the truck house on
April 10.
The town hall has been equipped
with new chairs and while installing
them Janitor Fairchlld had the mis-
fortune to knock quite a piece of skin
off his face.
Stilton Agent Stephen Hoyt has pur-
debated through the agency at J.» 1‘.
Brummer, the land located next to Mr.
Brummer‘s house. Mr. Hoyt intends
to erect a. dwelling on ”the .iot and
work will probably be commenced at
an «1111 date.
siasten, Mead did well 111 his: part as
yr'llhe girls who took part
in the march and drill were thevMisses
lore Wallia.,¥‘lorenbe.1’erry', lesbel
axon. Lillian 111111111111. more mu
Imus
or
”to Aim“ GNN‘aVMI 739191”;
Dorotha Crosby, Jeanetter'
§emeY Rowland- and little billiard!
erry,’ Who bud
graders in: axioms-i it‘s-sum of Windham 111111.111.
Ytute, ably tilled t e vacancy coated byline Was
No steps have? as 'yet been taken
of Elev." MA. .. '11 he” has no
WA
“is? pains. in East Nor-walk. eadil
11111111111111 is “started bY-
m&’ it allude. 2.1111 2:.11.
1 “3'1-
billed by the care resentinliYn
5‘1 i
Womb! a- minister to". take» the" plane '
a-rfill tost'he “East. Avenue Mew .
that ..:the church, ,wllii
in New York for a. few days.
A daughter was born last Tuesday
to kMJ. and Mrs Rosenbusii of Sangu-
atuc
Mrs‘ M. E. Godfrey has returned
from 11 two months visit in Ridge
field. 1 1 .
lobu Fairchlld of Riverside avenue
is to move his house 50 feet from the
present site
Mr. and Mrs.'li.""B.‘0annonl."of New
Haven are visiting ‘i'eialives and
friends in town.
Mlss-Asenath-lMe-eker is' spending
Easter with her aunt, Mrs. R. B. lilmnn
of Washington D. G.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey and son
"spent Eastei Sunday with M111 Har-
v'ey 5 mother Mrs. John Stuart in Sau-
gatuck
Mrs James Gray has retained to
her home iri‘ Shelton. after a visit with
her mother Mrs1,llmiiy‘Beers, of this
place:
Edward Lehn, Sn, who has been
spending the winter with his daughter
Mrs, William Cumisky at New Jersey,
has returned home.
A son was born to Manna Mrs
Kenneth Nichole of Westoniast week.
Stanley Fairchiid, .‘is home from
his school Kingston college, R l., for
the Easter vacation
Formal Comptroller Edwin 11.111011
of New dork, has purchased the Harl-
weli place in Greene Farms and will
reconstruct the place on modern lines.
making it a haudsOme summer resi-
dence. The work will be given to I0-
0111 men.
.___...,.,..........._.
~Reguiates the bowels. promotes
canvwatursl movements. cures constl
pation+Doahe Regulate. Ask :your
muggist for them. 25 cents a box.
WESTCN.
One of Stephen W1 W'Godirey' s team-
hmses, died last week
1\1'.Iis Harry giewlly
,_,.weicon1‘ed a lit-
laining M1'.s Lum and daughter of
South Wilton. '
mat-111111 BslesV’ was 11 Sund‘n‘y visi-
tor of his mother, Mrs Simeon Banks.
at Greenfield Hill. ’ .
Miss Louise Coiey' returned on1Bat-
urday 11-1111 a week's visit with- lien
friend ‘Mvsc 'Peli in New Yorln
Rev. Henrr'Subloseer, Was a" dinner
guest on Sunday at the residence of
Mr. and MW 'll‘l'etlericit‘ Banks. .
an over Sunday guest" bf his brother
laid sisteri-in-lam «M11 sudddrsi Elmer.
nil
lation‘s to Mr and Mrs Godfrey on the
--1urival of militia son in their home.
last week
Ydohkn Williams and "Mr. and 1111
oer-oh byon‘s “’Pinin.“ were
kty
{liltillls ‘
gusbti'of “WW”!
'i.'7 ‘. ' ‘V“ . .. ‘1 i.
i Miss Grace 111111111111 Motion. Ca-
11. 3011‘.» .
1 ". ”11 1
Hi) 1
i'T'f', .l. '1‘ 'H-
:'a..1 in" ‘1 15-11 :’-".‘\
day, but W Monday. His illness "
sm- 1
or the .
pearls slim been-111111111 111111 by it. The ‘
is 1
.Norfield Congregational church on
'Tis not the peace which over Eden V
tie son, 111111111 tlliiil’ii Gil ert on Thursday, _
inst ween ..
Mis harics’Gorsa, has been enter— 1
Wallace flown, l of 'Brldgeporti“ was ;
11111111111 here are-111.1111. 1011111111111- 1
'éstd' at the! residence of mm
lurw'i'endcrbilt Godfrey 1111 Mrs, i
Elisabeth Thomaetnpeatlyousmy iii ‘
mummy dull sweetness 1/ '
“WE; dachgmglff.
. l y
Wfléfil" cs
We {11111111933111 trill:
on the bil
and are 1.311111% remedy to? "
undo, who «harness the guest of rela-
tives and fiends in the Georgetown
district has game to Bridgeport to vl-
sit other relatives
Easter services were held at the
Sunday- morning. Rev Mr Schlosser,
preaching from the text: "1 am the lie-w
“surrenflou and the life” Special mu-
sic was rl' er‘ed there being two solos
301112 by sEva Ferris and another
by Miss p.711 Feriis; a quartet seie‘c
gtion by Miss Eva Ferris. soprano:
Mrs. Charles Bootleld; alto; A. C
Bradley bass: and H J McGonkey, to.
nor. The church was finely decorated
with Easter lilies, cut flowers and pot-
ted plants.
NEW CANAAN
Miss Hazel‘Dixon of P011 Chester.
is visiting Vat George Scott’s.
lrvisg 3.1}:loimes, of Danbury has
been a visitor at F‘. E. Wood's
Mrs. Edwin Brant, of New York, is
visiting her parents in East avenue. forY
a few divs.
George Brant, of New York city, vi-
be“
iiii“.
‘" ”(tarts '
is Worth advertising-worth
buying—worth having in‘ your
bind-worth burning. And we
'are pleased wh'ch‘it pleases you.
'1 Only/"tile, best is good enough
for- us-U’ot’ for“ you.
" A‘fine stock of 1907 mining just
received, and it shines.
"it bllflS‘lillfll 30.
'siswrv
1-
one agar;
Planets” ' ‘
111111111 1111
call for Inel- deliver your lawn-‘
nulwore,‘i In first close order for the
season's mwliln.
Y1 141
General repair work at specialty.
‘ spring 11m. and Hardware of all
.1 1 1.- -.'11 1 I
‘deooriptions' at—- .
~1- ,‘1 1.. 1n ..
liorvdhiiuisueio
"capsules 51;; Nor‘wblk
1W“:
utilise! 'Nerwsik
Dr
Y1” Washington
lies mete May S: ymour. of Ridge- bm commenced and when completed
3 Weed P'm’ will make one of the largest stores in
is visiting sir-.11“.
street.
A baby girl came to brighten
s11. ,iaetiirday morning.
Gillette and totally, who have
been stopping at the, A1dsley,Y have re
turned to New York
Mrs. William Mead of Pound Ridge,
well known here, is seriously ill from
the effects of a shock.
The mounds about the residence of
Gilbert ii‘. Stevens in
street are being glaiilod
Seymour Miller will shortly erect a.
house in Stamford avenue.
that of William A1'.tliur
The Epworth league of the M. E,
Church will give an entertainment
and sauna Thursday’ evening.
Stephen Hoyt’ :1 Sons’ Company have
shipped two carioads of California 11111 .__
vit for hedges to Philadelphia
week.
The dance given by the .10in Si: 801
ciai Club in the Opera-house last eve-
ning, was well atteindedVand very en-
ioyabie. i '
A number from this town attended
the Barnum and Bailey circus at Madi
son Square Garden, New York, Satur
«lay evening. '
Mrs. Reemey has sold her 'South
Main street residence to Mrs.
lam; of Stamford.
ism is visiting her
There were many autos out Satur-
day and although the weather was
inclement. the Easir rpnrade seemed
lobe a. little disturi l
FRANK
VAN SCOY
haywire. . .1111:
YEW}
CREDIT IF YOUR WISH IT.
.FUBNI ”REL ITO.
suns
011111111111
The best tim e in the year
Prhi't'ibol Henry W. Sue and tom
iiy are spending the Easter vacation
in mum-est N J.
. . . “l .711
' ' 11111
'31le sleep. lag . 1
. of a lazy, 1111
the'
me of Mr. and Mia 'l‘ W Benedict .
South Main
opposite
this
Has
A son of Mrs.‘ Has
Benjamin 1’.de and. Henry Sco-
vilng of Yale; are spending“
the Easter
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i1
your first. order, 1111111111 we know that
the satisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the fact
that you cannot do better smother-em
else than you can with us. You will
find that We are not “all at. sea" in our
business. but thoroughly “up-tome.
minute" and watchful of the interests
of our customers. knowing that, by so
doing, we are really acting for our own
ultimate benefit.
if you are thinking of Refurbishing
your house this Spring, it will pay you
to look over our litoc
111 A. i.i'ngbvino&80n Go.
’il‘th Nomllk. Conn.
for naming Gas for
lighting. 1.
Have st givers en“ es- '
«1111111 on your house?
If not. phone or write
us. and We will call at
your convbnienceY
fl .,
.w ,1.
..iliinii-Mt
l
“.1331;
of Bulaifhbra’l WW
town
Mrs Alexander
recently underwent an operation
tumor in Roosevelt Hospitpl
111111.18 1eported to be limiting e sails
factory convalescent-e
Carlie Johnson is- suffering
fourth attack of appendicitis this win
ter.
has been taken to the Stamford hoopl-
111i where he will undergo an opera
tion.
Charles Sammie, who has boon con-
ducting a “vet y stable in minis ave-
nue, has purchased the
Rolland avenue of E. B. 111awrenCe.
an indefinite period. Mr.
will retain a few of his horses for 11111
oral work: and will continue his nnder‘
taking business.
will remain in- this building as at pie-
sent
McKendriclr, who
for
New
his
His condition is critical and he
and stable in
Mr Somalis has purchased most of the
stock, and has leased the stables for
Lawrence
His funeral pariols
nuw 111311.12:
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Bremen. Bmfim an
should 1be 1‘ equipped 'k'iltii I. 7101*
snow While, one piece {'BMM” Po
ceiain Emsmeled. Lavatory,
Hay, you ever am “to
DAVID mansions. i
Funeral Blaster
and Emil r.
19 North Main St, South Nor-walk
Residence, 6 Washington 81.
Tole bone at house, 693.
Teiep one at office. 336 2.
how delightfully convenient. it . ,
he to have hot and cold runaln
in your- tires-la chamber-
ing apartment 0 11111111111”?
room? Its presence Would A“!
the highest degree of comfort. ‘0.
we will gladly quote you price-.0
plumbers are strictly competent
cbaaice honest and 11111111 -
E. Eliuhim
111.1 452'.
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Christian 8mm
Fred H.Rovi'an. ‘
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Housewives and anyone drawing a
Weekly salary can secure money at our
independent loan and Se-
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.oossss‘ .1111 one who”
in your house is of too nabs its
ance to your health and 111111 “ , “.
out
standing every branch attire
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5 Monroe You. Yon-nib Howells, mu. i
let anyone instal such alerts
mi
guaranteed.
they are thorough meohshiédl‘li
Arthur I: Bonadld‘lzl
ibsve been most l'l diji V
by some of the very best bust ’
professional men in our city. ‘ h-
iarge holdings With ','1‘1e had w‘bo
ormnend these 11119111111111 to did
most intimate friends. » ’
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview. .. . i
B. L. COBURN, General 11.11:.
is South Main Street.
HEATING.
‘HOT- WATER HEATiNG.
l
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for 1111111101111
011 and after 111e11111..11111m I.
1906, Freight Propellels will l‘saroV
Pier 28, East River. Newmork (foot ’
of Dover street), every 11111311111111
Sunday). at 4 a m Freight receive
at Norwaik an to 4 p. 111 and south
Norwalk up to 5:30 11,111. ., . .
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. 1 ‘
Analog J. Smith, 0.6.1 Hbgomou. .
Lessee. General Agent
Willi Not Ball Your
0111 Home?
Rents are advancing all the {time
. and d asirabie apartments are becomh '
3,. The new wood. Elli
itsigiality. .Wili lacks “.1?
ing sea. 'cer every day. We have at
number L‘t very desirable homes fort
We. and can make the terms Your!”
price right. .1 .... 1. a...
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'mconfiORYATED.‘ '
5 Railroad Avenue,» South thiilei'w'sllt
N. 1101131. VICTORIA ‘
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