u m magma “affirm“
FOR SPRING
and COM! tits OUR VII-NT!
will auto ran. Wheat remedy
W6" it WWW .
In! “(Ilium ax” . . ti: .
"lites sigma. '2' 4' “ ‘
rides. infirm
alien ‘to prescriptions re. Only
pure Imam strength drugs are used
and Wadi agls done by an we
pert Jp'reruripttontst
lit Bribe My.
pursue a aaautev. Proprietors
208 Waaiu 8i.
IITola‘aIii? 2 e. 2
’ was the guest last week of friens
sylveutor m is working for
George Fairchild.
, no has been very
lllfiamsiowlymnl .. 4
Ills Julia we 31 is entertaining;
Monte! town friends.
Mrs. Harriet Price is suffering from
an attack of the grip and rheumatism.
have settled in the Verna mansion for
the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bettien of Bridge rt.
at
Greens Farms.
t .-.'..-'-A-:- mgr-entry
‘u2, .j.;-j.
Frank Bradley of Saugatuck, pas-
' sod Sunday with his friend. Sherman
Lees. in Yonkers.
Mrs. Harry Bedding, who has been
‘ visiting friends in town, returned to
:1" 2 Bridseport yesterday
.......
WM? ed W. Morrison has Eliminated.
an automobile from LeRoy Wheeler.
The monthly meeting of the Official
Board. which was to have been held
this evening. has been omitted.
Mr. and Mrs Walter S ireland will
mote tomorrow from E9 first street
to Bartlett avenue, Broad River.
William (leer who has been ill has
recovered and resumed his duties at
the office of the Adams Express Com-
will
The big ilatflsh have stopped biting
in local waters, but the fish big enough
tot: frying pens are still biting vor-
aweihhsl). ._
c—i—u
Those who went down the harbor
esterday after gosllng clams report
Mr success in gathering in the more
an» dblvaives. ,
fl
Mrs. George Mnlktn, of East Now
truth, has been spending several days
with her son. George. Forest street. in
New Canaan
fiilubert 1“. Pierce. the former East
alk druggist, now located in New
Yo!" has been spending a few days
with friends in The Not-Winks.
llliam Plait, of Osborn avenue
Ernest Percy of Rowan street
Jilahnlng to move into the Jules
son place in Winfield street.
Mrs. William McQulllan, who has
been at the Norwalk Hospital for
some time, was brought to her home
hens yesterday. considerably improved
in health.
‘I, r
itev. Edward Cunningham and fumi-
ly- left town this morning on the 9:05
a
o'clock train for his new charge in ’
Brooklyn. His address will be 191
York street. Brooklyn, New York
The tide this morning was excep-
tloiullly high on account of the strong
wind which had driven the water into
the harbor. The normal title this
morning would have been 6.5 feet but east side of the Library building is
it was much higher than that.
ROWAYTON
Mrs. John Snifiln of Raymond street,
is spending this week in Rye, New
York where her mother Mrs. Selser,
continues critically ill.
.It' .
The electricians who have been at
work on Mr. Pope's new, house at
Tokeneke have iinifslied for the time
being. and When the house is nearly
completed will return here to end their
contract.
Antone crusher has arrived at the
Rowayton railroad station consigned to
the contractor who is to widen the old
out Ind run through the stone crusher
stone will be placed as it is blasted
out out run through the stone crusher
to Ithe required sizes. .
good luck to the gentleman who
picked up the lady' s pocketbook at
$3.3wa station yeSterdsy morning.
known who passed that. way im-
mediately afterward and was seen to
down. Don't deceive yourself
spending the five spot.
W1. i? ~_——————-
in L. Stevens has just received
wot from Mr. and Mrs George Davis,
ofrthe West Side. who have been
Wing the titer in Jacksonville.
Florida. They oft tor home on the
20ihéinst, and expect to arrive in New
Ydrlt‘ today.
s Vivian Mai Stevens has secured
deposition“ kl dergarten instruc-
”in their and sits institute. of
Yeakeroph-the-Hudson. Miss Stevens
is a '93 gridus'to or the Stit‘itli 'Froobol
Kindergarten school. of Bridgepor
«stairs: considered the best school 0
till k at! in tile stats. list today
fridb I'wIitIth her success.
W
mmsumrord Ohflstlan anaemia-
Uiitba held its regu r quarterly meet.
in t- amt. e dongrs'gatioual
C tip umford. The attendanm 2
was tar grep auditor from this village
with Windows paid the interest
waltrvmyéw. ”AA address was girl
counties. Edward I. Warner. super»
, Davenport avenue last Saturday eve-
a
W
Miss Grace Gan at is visiting her
parents, Mr. and .Edward Gan-
chet. of Imperial avenue.
The Merry Twelve Whist club met
with Mr. and Mrs. Franks Arde 0!
"ins ,
Benjamin Bulkeley, of Souihpori has
leased the Frank T Palmer farm of
Chestnut Hill. formerly owned by the
Finch brothers.
s
The Saugatuck Manufacturing Com-
pany’s Works are pushed with orders
and are unable to fill them. on account
of scarcity of help.
Mrs G. Frank Munroe is suffering
froma arepewai of the attack of sto-
mach trouble that cost her a long ills
ness 3. short time ago.
the Methodist church in Westport.
was in toivn last week, as was also
Rev. L W. Holmes.
Mrs. Thomas R. Lees, who has been
ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. S. Wheeler in Saugatuck is some
what improved in health.
with Mrs. Leonard Gault last Thurs-
day. Mrs. Frederick Bradley won first
and Miss Ea Jelliffe second prise.
popular with the voting men about
town. They are purchasing apparatus
and getting ready for their spring
sport
w—,,—-,~———-
Mrs. Arthur Taylor, who has been
spending the winter with her son.
Alfred Taylor in New York 2tity
has returned to her home at Greens
The Union Athletic Club is quite t
of
its
2 Elle. IE?“ is
heat for a spur at the lee Cotton
Other factories along the
{tremolo
Joseph K. Robinson and family gas passages 0ft
drtt
LOWII.
rel days.
Mrs. Edw
tery
Rev H 8., Still. a former pastor of band
sequence
nights
JUNIOR
Mr. and Mrs. Linus
been entertaining Arthur Blown.
New York.
in memot y of
.‘ it also dares
will benefltted by the proposed ima
move??? it is not expected how-
ever, v one who ow the situation.
that p'the Allie will inflection tenancies?
pols .
affine the “Mail will
0 as so: neat by height
cars will at t West
2 port for “M “9 i9
--—-.---——-w-m- ,
~Dosn’ s Regulate cure en ti tion,
tone the nutshell. stimulttewt’hfiivfi
xs
e w I. Ask your
t for them ”firsts a box.
W4
NEW CANAAN.
m
Attorney James E. Brinckerholf has
purchased a fine brine and runabout.
um Helen o‘uen
hal returned after visiting friends in
dim and
W
Mrs. Lydia Whitiock has been vio
siting friends in Sliverminé for save
~—
4Andrew P. Tariow, of Walton. N
Y.. has been a guest of his brother, 0.
W. Barlow.
Cra bl)
W
George E. Kellogg has returned at
ter a trip of several days to Wash-
ington. D. C
Mrs. Mary H.10ckwood ls spending
at]! Brant of New Yin.
Mrs Brlscoe has had a beautiful
monument created in inkeview Genie: number of provincial governors have
hind arrived here to support the movement
her late
the full force
W
Mrs. Alexander McKeudrick has re
turned home after several weeks
the Roosevelt Hospital,
The Ladies' Afternoon Whlst mct where she underwent an operation for
M
Manager John E Borodin of the 10
cat baseball aggregation has booked Lower House of Parliament will he
hree Bridgeport thumb fora series of held April 26, when, at the request
games CThey are the Manolo Y. M. C.
2A and r
iterions.
w—boo
minus
line
of Bridgeport
have
of
in his in rage
She is now visit
..B Rogers
Farms.
A daughter was born to Mr
granddaughter of Mr and Mrs.
les Saxonmeyer of Saugutuck.
Chur-
now being laid. The work on the we
and
Mrs. Patrick Oates of the West End dicltis.
Saturday, April 201'}. The child g. a hospital in about two weeks.
M.
The foundation for the wall on the l
ter side is being pushed as fast as their summer “OW
.1 Carlton Johnson who is a patledt in
the Stamford Hospital. is much im
proved after the operation for a-ppen
He is expected to leave the
yesterday for Nyack, N.
Mr d...“ 3.2. S. Selleck and
daughter. Lillian. who have been visit-
ug Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown left
Y. where 3 lbs. Mitt: Cracks
mold comps (politeness and
loss of page . tile station act more
slowly and less effectually; the blood
is thin, sluggish and watery; digestion
it used to he.
,Vlnol repairs worn tissues and
checks the natural decline. it tones
up the digestive organs. aids assimila
tion makes rich. red blood, and
strengthens every organ in the body.
In this polarsl manner Vlnol replaces
weakness with strap with
Minot contains all he medicinal sis»
ments of cod liver oil in a concentrat-
ed form, taken fr afifpeah coda liver s,
the useless all it looted and tonic
iron added.
it is because we know so well of
what i’lpOl is made that we offer to
CllKord Pharmacy.
Note. ~Whlle we are sole agents for
WW
sale a! “‘0 loading drug store in« «near
1y every town and city in the coup.
several weeks with her sister, Mrs, try. Look for the Vinol agency in your
‘J. F. Stillman. town. ,
Mrs. .George Wurdwell of st WANT PARLIAMENT DIOSOLSED,
Avenue is a guest of her dau ter, -—-.-_«
maimed That Debates are Causing
attendees in Russia.
ST. PWERG. April li-rd.
of the reacticnluta in favor of a disseluu
tion of Parliament on the ground that
Benedict and Compahy' s shoe for4 the debates are causing dangerous agi
tony ls rushed with work, and as a cone lotion and ferment. This, in s is!
laces where the agrarian disorders of~
1.905456 Occurred.
The panicky feeling among the litter.
ed owing to the cordial manner in
which the emperor received President
Golovin yesterday 2
The first executive session of the
of the minister of war. the public will
consider the law fixing tire number of
recruits for 1907. This is an urgent
Mrs. Edwin Hart is making a matter. as the law must be promulgat-
most satisfactory convalescsnce from ed by Ma 14 mm mum. in "m. with fill up”
her recent illness.
ing her daughter, Mrs.
fRailrnad avenue.
0“” v
liming Specials
20 tossing» .MN
14 Strictly Fruit Inga ...........25s
3 the. large Prams .............25c
2 lbs. extra large Pt-IIImaa ........2u
..... .....-...280
they will arrange for the 09mins 0'" 3 lbs. Soda Crackin .............289
is weak and food is not assimilated as 2
return. matter if it- tails to honed}. The
in South Norwsiit it is now for .
is working is especially noticeable in the prof
rd to the possibility of aA .
New York. dissolution of Parliament has subsid-
possible under the circumstances for
men can work only at low water and
then only while the pumps are in one'
Sturgis Northrup. 77 years died
at his home in Smith’s Ridge.
Sun-
ration.
The Methodist churches la West-
port and Saugatuck began their
conference year Sunday. The parish
new
day morning after a short illness. in
mediate cause of death was heart fall
from his late home at 2 p. in., Rev Mll-
ler. of the Poundridge Church officiat-
ng and interment Was in inkeview
tire. The funeral was held yesterday
i i
till
sari Netball:
”' rm 5‘-
32 Cottage Abs-t2 k
2"“‘l’t
Bishop and Mr. Dikeman ate doing
good work and they cannot be spared
for some time to come.
On May 2 the members of the gra-
duating class of the Staples High
School will give an entertainment at
the assembly hall of the school. Grace
D. Clarke an elocutid'nist of reputa-
tion will take part, together with oth-
er artists of ability. The proceeds will
be used to defray the commencement
expenses of the class.
A number from Temple Lodge visit-
ed St. Johns lodge. F and A. M. one
evening last week and witnessed some
very fine work. Refreshments were
served and a social eening was en-
joyed. The visiting members were
J i“ Gorham. S. O. Purity, W E. 08-
born, A. B. Jelliife. Frederick Bradley,
,Jp ssuph Morton, M. H. Coley, Mr.
Doscher, William Smith and s. M. Fos
ter. 2
.o——
An alarm of fire at 9: 30 Saturday
evening brought out the whole deparb
ment to fight a blaze in the home of
Martin Godfrey. A few minutesl quick
uttered the flames which were com
fined to a bed room Where the that
tress has been ignited in some mystics
louse mantras. The offending lied
furniture was dumped “out of the win-
dow and «the high wind scattered the
geese feathers about the nelghboc
hood like a 2fall of snow. The dear
age was slight owing to the prompt-
seas of the firemen.
W...
The b ing formerly occupied y
the Toutwtnlaaunch and Motor b
it“: had owned by the 23M!
tetanus Company. will
etuclt
loners are pleased to have their form- l
or pastor returned to them. Both Mr. Cemetery.
work on the part of the firemen cont ‘
officiating:
iion was
she had
Besides it
Muggeviil
well as
ever held
der than
com-2 . slonary work or
People' a
view Cemetery-.2
been ill for some i
when she suits
spoke earn
in rehearsals.
had charge of the coaching and ar-
ranging of the cha
work of the you?”
mThere were about
His wife died a week ago
inter at was
or husband.
The annual indoor picnic of the
presented
in the lecture room of the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening fut
dished one of the m'ost amusing,“ ,
entertainments.
this
town. The dramatic personae com-
prised a large number of young peo-
ple prominent in church circles and
each one is deserving of muchdlraies
for the inimitable impersonation 4st
the various roles, which were assum~
ad with on case and grace that be
slit and conscientious gorlé
ov
a Sundayschool.
interesting,
in church circles in
Mrs. J. Howard
word)
Chris dearer
in rinks-
lie deCeased had
ime. but her eondlv
not considered serious, and
apparently much improved
red a relapse Sands!
afternoon expiring in a short time:
she leaves to
young son. William. She was well .
known and highly respected.
W
cter work, and the
es inospeaks lou«
ell earned suc-
. cess. There was a large audience and
about $176 was realised. which will be
used toward the expenses of the role
on by the Young
ieti' -
tIyI persons in the
attendance All. not. mi and Night.
last Sunday, and both are resting in Inmw up» {Miami}.
Lakeview. They were a dcxoied cou N in. m an"
pie and respected by all the commun» r” ,‘fl, , ‘f
lty. Two children survive them.
W...— 4
The funeral of Mrs. ida Clara, 35, 0m. ’“fi'w
M 'IOU'I'H MA N 63F"...
widow of dWilllIatzn Reinhardt}, viva; Mill ”WWW“
hedyesteraya p.m om era , i I
home in South avenue. Rev. R. "'"1’2' ’ * , 1'“, Am““""" ..
Nelde D. D. of the Episcopal Church,' ———-« 2
' hill”,
H,“
. 1 t4}?
with.
Esethlorwelk
1,I‘t_ if
t.
initial,“ 01’! “B and It“ Mum as soon as possible by s anew cast 4“ 4
M4 , «The: umfldflln. Bildootorm 0 or boat company under the “‘in W
U wrongs Numeric!!! allows: guitar! of arm An demon, in souona vitatNMI'N Assasrso
a . its coil-until Init- stoma orrmany years at the ruin" n4 tron museums. *
J“. rm 9' Wm.“ 190°. Goth. A“ WQW‘” m. PASQ, AIprrll' iI2__4i .--Tite crews ullI
w c‘har- nary machinery for the ltd .4 5s being , i th s
W.“'“' 31"“ “4 in MM put in add site an mains in better. Ame“ 0’ ”WP 7‘ 4i“ 0“ 9 0'
s3 _ AWW Million. The Mr, gig“ besides be m“ the re. nora' road, are in prison at Hermo-
.w ”it Willem-t minim 8. or in: one or t “$th on sillo, Mexico. stated with smuggling
Emma» MW , "at gugm lily s 110nm! groan I 51:”, at: arms and ammunition 'into Mexico
wt“). “Wt. ' fl 0 O W
aim the My“! WW W rag). “it“ best a” flitIIU " "What's W! ‘deute its Americana'?" Iupim mm
was a close mad. with warmest Igl‘ne lull vans "Don't. know incident is 20‘s brainstorm 2 2. ‘22
mf 1 r cent. ’ 13am titer lbebo raiseddiy an a at (t. it. ideltlllitt.
mm bar-win t‘ In! my: 4'--e--i-4 ty."-Baltlmore Am
2 am
The mporal to min: the trolley
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ericaatIrvI.
rt vollthnan
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ROOM 4. HI "AMI ll
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s’i
1.
- aaavtcs outfitting
cutame samplers A
. saris asasoriasts
For further particulars apply at of-
floe. Telephone (88.
While-Alene. Realm”
WAi-i- mule 4
muons 2
Tel. 3384 '“ ..
Special Otter for Oneiltiek
Witt; ever! ”if of our
fatness iii .00 Eye Glasses
We will give a Gold- -Filled chain Free...
OUR BPEGIALISE'ES SERVICE
He will tell you truth‘nbout your
eyes. Headaches cured.
Children' 3 eyes especially cared for.
The United System is recognized as
the moat scientific in use.
United American Opticians
. incorporated
Permanent Location:
HOVT’S THEATRE BLOCK.
Factory and main ottices. 116 East
23d 8t. .. i'. Y. Also stores 62 East Hill
St. N Y.: Bridgeport. CL; So. Nor~
walk. CL; Springfield. Mass. Branches
everywhere.
Largest Retail Opillcal Hausa in the
Wider .
iiiitii lililifll
' 4: war at. Nor-walk.
to Washington 8%. so. Nor-walk.
Real Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargains ‘
in Income producing property that
~It‘0Vl‘ft If the “W!!-
Jr?
Ohtoilorsas
CARLOAD NO. I. 190?.
Chunks add Drivers.
museum or money refunded.
. Rummflr. .
ocean EBA‘NKS
IALII AND LIVERY BTAILEB
W
am trams».
m 1'
and "Ellesmer-
19 North Main St" South Nor-walk
Rea slice. 3 Washington St-
ris at house. it” .
, it!“ “Mg-4 333 -2.
No worrying about attesting-2
your Mllfl.’ Ito bother with;
dishes or alerts when pleasant
weather 2mm~ :4
Courteous Service. 2
Pleasant “Surrounding.
Emits straits?“
firearms,»
Maisonette?“
. '4L0‘0K4
at my list of real estate'tbefore going
any further in the line of securing
for yourself a HOME. and do not fall
to LOOK OVER my business proposi-
dead if you want to 13022an0 business
TAKEA
anywhere in The Norwalka. It you
want a dam or small outside glam-II
come into the «Juice and LOOK
my outlide places. 21 can fit anybody
with some piece of REAL ESTATE
ln NorIwnlk and vicinity.‘
John B. Ill-attitudes,
a death Main “WY
“‘ 4,... 4. .. r
HORSES!
Consisting of Enlighten, Business .
«dill Norwath
1. ti. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Jewish ii Marvin J.
. christian Surat-ta
it; 2 oar-Ira
.c" "va
IUIPLUI AI“ FRONT“
mitt r
IDWlNi-l MHATH EWION, '70!-
indict. mare...
worsen IoIcwstt. «or».
Fred ii. Rowen. I
quallltl
Fishing Tadde.
Yacht and‘Latmch
Supplies.
Paints. Varnishes.
Garden Tools and
2‘Barrows. ,
Andaman other
Spring Goods now
can for trout
inspection. ‘
its E"
weekly and
d3 2 my at uni
office on their may“. I
Call and ass I”: . 4
be
”finial ovum" , ‘
mushy.“ (1' I, I.
.3 4i. "
A full line of firsif
' 2' nurtured.
4 fal
faction to our customers is' the
,4 con deratrlon with us, satisfactio
1‘6 (1
2 is to increase our business by
creasing the satisfaction of our custo
mere:
' not J AnmvlncdSonCc
ennui-runs. are j
i ‘ illil Us (1
I sell for and deliver your Md
. mowers. is first no. order fati the;
season's mowing. ‘ tI
tastier“ repair is r2‘
Spring goods anII
descriptions "at-4-
am e.
VAN SCOYI
promise. . 2 .
Em 3.3331.
“91: muses
it, “D, will
y. an amino. 15.2
,.
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11,6
Thulflumw
first 24
,.. .';._._.—_L-—
to 2...... Netti, m
ram Hot-sea will be guamntsed as ., ’
about everything we buy.‘
iIIity. service. and price.
,Call and be convinced-
42
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You can Writé‘ it” down in your little
book that. “it's all right,"-_ if you buy;r
your code from Ins. We guarantee eva
eryth'l g ”we sell bechuee we- tué Soldie-
at S
Elliot
Our- aim
in-
his
Itr’ its
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r
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a
39 Main St. N‘i'Wk‘.
at specialty. t...
ardwaro of all
2 ‘ ‘ file "’i
has nulmn‘. 2 .1...
Jaimie-lulu
“'2 «’« i sellout: WNW
,Vl
should
now whi has
celain “I, sled" ' a '
Have ever 1 doped to outside!
how del ghtfully convenient it would
he to have hot and cold ru ning watch
in your dressln chain er. ligati-
ing apartment first noo'r tulle!
room! its present a wonidé afford on
the highest. degree of coin art. 4
We will gladly n his yougmricoa. Out
plumbers in ”unit tly coinlpetont uto-
chanics, honest and r911
was in”
sites to your health and
salt
45 Monroe at. 8st,:
«bay! .
personally investigated. and which
have been warmly maximums"
by some of the we best limits! as and
rofesaional men i our elm «so hove
rge holdings with us, and wit 02m
moment! these invalidate-'19 alibi
thou intimate friends. .2 2
A card will bring you up iitomtur-I'
or a personal initirview. ._
It. t.. cosusti. omm «you
10 South Main air-«c 44
l
I.
i
, . ”monsters nun STEAM
Ho'r WATAERING HEATLNG
HOT Atu his-arms.
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STOVES AND RANGEA l
SLATE mo TIN accents
Gas and Steam Flirting. cat ‘Ftitu‘reo.
‘ Metal Ceiling. Etc. . , '
ave you eaten our stock of
metal-mosh sauces?
_. me pass a sometimes
17 WALL kissep . anew
gut .
On and after tiesday.’ Janina
i906 Frel'vbt Propellers will leer
' Pier 28, East Rivet. New York (iii
6! Dover street). every day tcxctt
‘ Sunday). at «i p. m. Freight retciv
a‘i, Norwalk up tb‘i p. In. brill Slim“
Not-walk up to Mill p. in. 2
MOBWALK even, so” 9th. .- 2.4
" nln J. emu He
9" sauce. "'1 : mfiqaim‘a
Win Not cutie
i- aniiom l2.»
Beats are advancing all the dull .
and desirable slinrtni‘dhttft are
'ing marcer every say. We list ‘
her of very desirable hostels"
.sndI can and the! totals "
r l
use flush it and
echo mgr;
Dorm
9'“ illi-
‘W'fll ”I; 5%
Wlww wilt
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