“Mince debillty by ester-gnu
by strength, uniitmus
”ll lhgroved and the hood must be
aimed. This]. is what always results
tenuou
WIIIF WINI AND 099“
It helps at' tonion tend m bfi‘bt gain
is ”W“ 'builds uh vita???“
aidI digestion and
“a
its: to arm server» .
MW WY.
‘ nurses I IRADLEV. Prey-lets"
:06 Wash In .
Tel. call 1.”. . .
s
painting fills doth:
v
' Sillltll l'8
alright-estuaries. .
n Charles Rider. of Bailore'
Sting ”Harbor is spending a" few days
with relatives here.
Thursday night there will be another
mung of Christ Church parish to
consider the plans for the new struc-
lure.
Miss Minnie Ferris, of Seaview ave
nue, left today m a visit to Baltimore,
this; Jamestotm Exposition and other
plum}! interest
regular weekly class meeting
'1- eld yesterday evening at the
’Avenue Methodist Church under
the l§adersbip of James h’HOmmedleu.
2 St James Circle will meet at
thd'r _ me of Mine A. 1.. carpenter, No.
48 , egory Boulevard tomorrow at
2,: “ilk. m. Ample provision has been
for a large meeting. This Circle
is enominationnl and everyone is
the.
f.: Emily Culling, who is at the
Hospital as a. result of an are
""r with Mrs. Scott formerly or
‘I ward avenue, is getting along
' j No arrests hay as yet been'
. in the case, though it is being
rusrd McHavey, of Osborn ave-
It 5 l‘lhe painter, who was arrested by
do, labia Goodwin for abusing his
wt .Iwas before the town court th
f Iing. and us his wife did not de-
ti}; - press the case a mile was em
to ',~ upon payment of costs.
. getender John H. Cole has dis
, Id that the supporting beams un-
..- is home on the Washington street
... are all rotten to the core and
here is danger of the entire struc-
going down into the mud some
ol'f',"se days. Accordingly he has or-
de; some new beams and intends to
In the supports of the place a little
. mdt‘p‘ secure.
The old house at, No.3 Osborn ave-
. nu .ref‘érred to recently, was not the
ho gstead of the father of the St.
Jo It’s now living. but that of the
' ‘dl’ather, audits history. is not ob-
‘ his in point or dates. but probably
back to Revolutionary days. The
t}? bhn homestead proper where the
tit, captains‘ parents lived, was on
th ,orner of East avenue and what
".'thou known as St. John street.
called Benedict street, and that
bulging is about sixty- five years old.
y'ii Laxativa Cough Cyru is
Bfi’l‘gfi than any other cough rem'edy
so its laxative principle assures
‘lthy, copious action at the bow»
s
ta
ei, » d at the same time it heals ir-
ri on of the thro'at and alloys in-
il " atlon oi the mucous membrane.
C ‘ ns Honey and Tar. pleasant to
to Children like It' Sold by The“
0 rd Pharmacy and The Bridge
VV (KEY:
.'L’ ' ROWAYTON.
Mrs, sWilliam Colgrove, of Bridge-
pantie the guest of Mrs. Hattie
W its, of Crockett street.
The Lee property at Rowayton re-
gy purchased by Elkanah Mead of
(irkwich, is being remodeled.
tion Agent William A. Reid at»
V1 11 the session of the grand com-
25'» ery Royall Arch Masons, in New
en, yesterday
"i in H. Davidson and fondly.
r
of
have rented their Richmond Hill
to New York parties.
ph Pennell, Oliver Clark Harry
wgVId a members of Coin-
D. are hoop ug, the by at motif,
u with the.“ t of e company.
do practice. ey started at 5: 30
k this morning and will probably
rd and tired when they get home.
Mowing booanIVi4 are now ready
'l'maact‘lrst
ur. by Hamlin Garland. Abroad
schemes by Lilli: sen Olivé
'lmha'm'. ?by' E'. L. 'Voynlgh; ”The Dl sen-
glers, by Andrew long; Mr. leases.
prucis by F Marion Crawford;
It Seats of theM Mfgaty, by Gilberte
dramatic Wards a”: (tribute by
firmer-ants. History of English up
e,..by H. A. Talus; Short History
3” a e'diiugllsh People, by Jenn R
2 ref Native Trees. by Harriet
eeler: 'Trv Ania. by Oliver Optic.
‘ . 'inng thatimight' have proved
" ‘ ‘ ii obeyed Monday titer
. Warren Jennings
:‘to IMK*T;2I ills, of
’2' resume” 1W3”!
f <2 .. 'lt Susi-aid stun-”way
' WNW militiamen sections
3 MIMI mt‘ . Inc, In
' Store and The Clifford Pharinacy.
in; her sister IWB Hail?! Broiler.
has been the guest of ft e Me at Greens
in ‘ Fred Walsh of East Orange. J
Y with
6s, aFgest,Ca em John Cakes and.,m
men Johnson“ upset a; 1
"W‘Tii’ithtmt‘i’tfi‘l
mu% y te' 22'"
soon recovered
, ._.2,, 3.; .i
nus—nau-on
.IWAI W BTIND AWAY.
sun and lie'ver lelt. well and declared
with leadingw physicians and tried all
“in tI I'QI
dul"il'1flédu‘sta Faisal Ki neyltluI
as one w as e
l 3mm ‘-" an... "i ’
battled me a
well. " During the summer kidney
iregularlties are often caused bye
mu drinking or belns' overlies
Attend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley ’s Kidney Cure Pleisted'p. Dying
.0
EsTE‘Oll’Fi
Mrs. William Bulkl'ey has been visit-
5
Mrs. Mar Adams is spending some
weeks with or daughter to Conforms.
s.C. F. Cole; and 'd 1 rs have
been “visiting at bibly' 'I’ r?i'i'It'}"'fectory "
The barn of George Buyer of Saug'a-
tuck has been vii-ed for electric
lights
W F. Gould and'iaknlly of
Norwalk have recesV'iV‘I
,gatnck
.'lo'hn Barlow and it
into Peter Hanlon's 2,
Farms. '
Miss Bessie Taylor;
South
moved to San
l.\' have moved
re in Greene
New Yorki
Farms.
Frederick W. Belden't cw Haven
has been a recent gu t of Mr. and
Mys. Fred Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis .8turges
have returned to West after
year' s stay In Chicago. .
Frederick Hunenberg, he U. 8
Navy, Was the guest of his eats. Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Huenberg.
A number of the lady irie
Walter W Crossman gave
prise one evening last wee
Rev. Everett 1’. Smith, setetary oi
the board or missions. spoken; Trin
ity church on Sunday m‘ornint
W. H. Cutler returned to listhome
in North Wilbraham Saturday titpr u
pleasant visit with Mr. an Mr.s
Merritt H ColeY. ' ’
has been spending a few do
his parents. Mr. and Mrs meg
Walsh. of Riversidea avenue
Mrs Lllliam T Day is to tear \lwn
her residence on State and W vht
streets and erect a beautiful )w
house on the same site. ,V
Westpott circle, Companions of to
Forest. are planning for a social dd
dance in National hall. Friday evenlli
May 24th. Carver s ol‘che'strn will fu
nlsh the music 2
' ~"' the Emma Sammie. who recentl!
'lt‘l, "(1.31m l‘Rb‘l an? ill“! My;
it ,
. he Bouillon 'w'lfi hold a back and
snow dance in the Opera house, to
a “i had! my": 1 flag" ,2“? ruil'tggv being graded and beatutliited.l This 1is
We as e are, 1’ p sees it
BVWt With. of Silent. Mo. “1,1ng gum section‘o tum
._ 9f. the International Corrsmgeme
'_ street surface, and only a esmall sec-
tion can be opened at a ti
t in or days. ,
, w night. Shepherd's orchestra
wii furnish the “music
The grounds 'around the new house
of L S. Knapp in Locust avenue are
A match? 3: E 0'? ball between the
”’u't've'mei. glenbiook team 'and I team
ml on en
vIsI' postpone %%f§a irtia’yh uhI
t2il the same er of t his week. .,
The monthly 'me'eti'h'g or the Band
of Hope was held In the M. E Church
Sunday evening The children furnish-
"dd an qaceptidnal'ly pleasing programs
SeVen new names were added to the
pledges.
George Wardwell has resigned his
position at Benedict and Company's
shoe factory, and has taken a position
ill the engineering office of Harold Par-
dons. Stamford. He has been a student
School for some time and will now no
quire practical knowledge of civil en
sincerlug.
Chester Nichols of South‘ Nurwmk;
'D'Eer'g {it 1338mm,“ who has been
can no u t e otlthN
”III' for several weeks {vit'g fir'ggmgfi:
was out for the first time. Sunday. His
Wife. who has been a patient at Dr.
Brook's sanlturium for some time, is
at thd home of her husband In South
Ndrwsik Her condition is much lin.
proved.
~ Carlton Johnson who recently “KIM
derwent an opernt on at the Standout
Hospital for appenthlcltls t is disease_
beiIig compliated with tyb oi‘d fever
arr veil at his “home a week ago yester-
day convalescent. lt‘ would Himn't'.
however,’ the mo was too‘ mucm tor-
hint. anti us fS' sow seriously- ill vilfli
iterlet fewer; «it is (hill the dismiss
all! the result of exposiire‘ occss‘ldned-
by the trip. liis condition is notional.~
Much dimculty has been encountered
by Contractor Roberts in excavating
for the sewer. in this section the Wild
ter rises to nearly three (set. from the
e. A in so;
number of pumps are put it opera oil
about 4 o’clock every mowing, and It."
takes me time before the laborers
can g to work. This Is the most
difficult obstacle to progress that he
has yet met with He Is also very up
prehensivo with regard to‘th‘e ledge of
rock known to commence utjhe cor.
her of Park Street andRallroad ave-
til
'3) M
y i i,» 8*?ywfi:
First
tierIn'g car
swiftly "
UP;
Wilnmd
1‘:thth
Must be all by sixty sk'uhk Vpoe
nglyl~Yep
i
Judge.
, NOT SURE
“Was 'the glacial season
with you?" ‘ ,
'“l doult lint, w " answered Mr. Cum-
ll SUCCESS
rox. “outb olt e girl In e gazed b t
pone‘oifllheu; p're milieu. "1‘ —-Wnsltlp'g-"_
it-
Vii
. a... s...
.. "R,,-ivy,n.yf ;
. 2.. , b : 2
.VV ,
o! the house of W W
W
BEST FVOR WOMEN AND CHILD
RIN
Kirk.
t
On account of its mild action and
pleasant taste Orion ,La'xa'tive Fruit
Byron is especially recommended for
women and children. it doeti not nau-
Orino Laxative Fruit
Syiup aids digestion and stimulated
meeting at. the. home oi Mr. and
George P Jennings of Greene Farms
Saturday evening. Charles Hill of Wiri-
consln addressed the meeting.
Miss Mary Sniflen has relinquish-
ed her position at the olden or the Em
balmers' Supply Company and has ac-
cepted one as bookkeeper for E. 0.
Taylor, the well known Greens Farms
florist.
Charles William Peflers died at his:
home in Greens Farms Thursday, last
week Funeral services were held from0
his late home Monday afternoon at 2
oclock.
cemetery. Fairfield.
The May meeting of the Historical
society will be held next Monday eve-
sing at. Christ Church rectory The
speakei will be Superintendent of
Schools G. C Wilson who will speak
upon “Modern Tendencies in Educa
t.ion "
will be at the close of the address.
Warren S. Newbold 0t Southold,
L. i, has purchased the Lewis Meeker
place at Cross Highway, and has ta-
chased 140 acres and will
unite a. farm. Mr. Meeker has reserv~
ed the small house and ten acres of
land for his own use.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lees sailed
continent. They sailed by the steamer
Hamburg of the Hamburg-American
line and go direct to Naples where
they will spend a week or two: then
expect to return In the autumn
The annual meeting of Christ church
was held in the par ish moms one eve-
Inevitable The election resulted
Vol we, V'Sd'nior Warden. ‘W
H" M'H we den.
die '1'! dwi'tes; treasurer.
Charles Fable; vestrymen, G. S.
Adams. W. Sherwood J. F. Gorham
Lloyd Nash. Charles Fable. George A.
Darrow, R.
unit-will. Omw at delegates to maven-
m G. S Adams J uF. Gorbam; alter
B, .G. S A bills. 00
Codmu'iittoe,‘ ‘pwarden If its rer 11.19.23.
Dean: music committee Rev. C.
tile and Lloyd Nhh'
hen were Frank ,BDay
W. stat-son, B. W. oo‘r
Melissa.
" “Here's to your h
ness’M-Dertt’s Little Early
fora
many.
2i. ,
NEWS“
Wyn yMID l‘. I
l.)
I
t‘
, .-., ”but: ' I!
. 2 or. i I
. 2' . .: 2 In I"
I: . .. . , to; ' .inre‘I . Contractor LN usssck m'ad I
2 “t “W???" battlefields lb, ,"F‘York build-ls
greet Mel's: M belated, this D. Evsi 2V committed
“V5.4; r. n a I“: «t t 222m.“ ..-' Vu’fifu‘ . " . ‘f‘
The Farmers club held its regular,ug them Remember the name Urine
M'sl'gnd
Drug Store and Th9...
interment was in Oaklawnm .t
The annual business meeting _ .
ken possession. Mr. Newbold has pur- ,
conduct,
for Europe on Tuesday, the 7th for a
summer's vacation and travel on the
to Rome, Florence Genoa. Milan, Ve-
' nlce.Vlenna, Munich, Berlin. etc They
3- tow junco,‘ song my
'1‘. C. Stearns: ‘b
Molt. A'JW Hawk 6.8. bird brown “thrashei
Mb: repair hatch chlcadee, goldef'
9- thrush robin, blue bird:
Dean: cemetery committee Charles Fa-
New members
Daxto ,. Oscar
It 0901' if,“ Mo.. had a narrow Ciel ‘
2 2I ago, when he ran a jimson lnto his
. an Vbarizpil
Ise —-.-.
famous little pills. “old".by The (tilt--
Pharmacy and rue Bridge Flier;
Chester Maoist-~27? Southbort was a
visitor in toying8 linden, -I heft“, ." dentufihtllhe new N at
d 99‘”, 'Eth h”... “JV enwum. . 'Yé'll. everybody u
ei pro fist tor.‘ ll d th
V 3;, “”9” W? Wm?" 9“" m ‘ “l" villa had 33'»: msrs'fi'i'rs'bnii
the live; and bowels without it"rltni-
refuse substituts- ‘Plaisted’ 3
one. and continuing to about. in front. -
scale or gripe like pills and ordinaty 2-
eathartlcs.
VIfYouW tantgto
, ',"' psrnom'rmc
fill'
J- ”Mi.
adheinlstercd by. Dr. Jerome D.
With .a graduate of the parent
This
modern, drugléss treatment will
most obstinate,
school at Kirksville. Me.
oevrcome the
chronic disease
New York office. No. 25.W
. 42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Qfiicc,
' days Tuesday and l‘iiduy of each
week.
12 leases Place. Phone 123- 3-
Consultation Free.
Norwalk cities and residence,
Oilic‘e days every day with the
«2 exception of Tuesday and Friday.
required of you.
Don't be aIrsid that your efforts will
not be appreciated.
Dont be atiuidxto do you: best. The
best is none too good. '-
Don’ t be afraid to work. it is healthy
phgical and mental exercise.
n't be afraid bi tethmes.
on though you fail a. dozen times.
Don't be afraid to go out oi’ the way
to do a good tilrn lot a .lrlcud
Don't bit afraid to think out
wa'yé. Originality is appreciated
DDn't he stood to begin at. the bot.
tom, It is, the safest way to climb.
new
opinion. but. be (ureiul how you do it.
Don't be afraid to play the game
honestly. Honesty always vml’s‘otit.
At. the wedding the bridesmaids, do
the weeping; the bride's turn copies
W
I E. T». EnaiusoudSou.
' DFOQRATORB. ~ .2
Wheiee'hie and Retail Dealers In
WA'L'l-v PMm.
70 NORTH MgIN BI.
Tel. am. soon-i nonwALK.
occlusion!!! cm wows '
s. c. Benedict, rm. 4 c. r. bholee,‘ vmrne.
‘ laNuFAC’l‘URlNG chums '
boosts menusp
(GEORGETOWN AAA' Sfiflfl‘SI u "
F .. ,2, r , .
is . .. -
0' ”wow Yummy-m,
up
E“ 'lmhu
7Y6” Diabetic" ‘
torment»
MXWIQMENT
. 'Yi‘he Very Best Butter. per lh.. 800
21’ inseam, 'ttith‘ other goods . . :1. 00‘
It, (Iced Eggs ...... 25c
8 lbs. Lorne Prunes 25c
bibs Extra Large Prunes 350
I Ihs. Milk Crackers 250
'2 8 lbs. Soda Crpgkers 35c
lacy.
i, noswammnolotus. “ 2,,
onus Made In Constitution and Re»
pert Made ot Birds. Been in Aarii. 2
‘he fourth annual meeting of thef
$18.“; Bird Club was, held Monday
bswm at the home or the secretary.
A'mendment to the constitution was 2
it Is hoped to epic
and in couscous
tlou of unicorn was post no
anti one. The club he‘s stand .1
“rd etectiou and has done intro
., the my: reg’a'rdt
; better known not} enforce.
9,08 yhbl‘ebi
851116 N _u,lrti laws' in card form Which
has it markedly good enact.
' he Story of a Robin” loi
lights 0! Norwsllt
rat tllné
will be held at.
on Curtis. Union
SlXIY~£WQ
seen during I
Herring wheat bl e heron ee
heron. black-c ned n t h'éroug' “‘2'
. , " 'z'i F'Id
pecker. “(912%. n My
my swift. D 09. in in) , a
31M 90‘" bird, i'l'lg'e'd” black' bl'r'j.
'meadow lurk.
Envannah sitar
sparrow white-thy,
sparrow, chirping
whiterorow ed
d ,sparrow re‘e
r'row. fiel (1 mega?
ain't swallow. tr; 5 r b
sw snow, northern .“a imgfmfi';
'v'lrio, Nashville Ivrn‘r '
'l'?" myrtle warble
Q
, ,
vine warbl r
outsiana water thu"redI st'art (fat
rbllht‘t wre
house wren brown eper. whlt'e'j:
breasted llllthDWhI re ~ ted nut-
-wned king-
rubycrowued nit -. hermit
let,
I
a w. Cloyd. 9- march t Plunk'.
' lll‘ years
thumb. He asy: er
in mb. He says: r Want-
ed to amputate it but i won 0t con
sent. i boughta scheme. .5 Al?-
lifch’ Salve and that cured th ligat-
out wound... shanty, 2. was
South Nor-walk, and E. P 'we- Nor:
731k. druggisis. I 2.
with.
“Everybody seems to be her- his
.ndelphia Record.
’Pat—Oll wlnt on athrotk for s . I
:3IkeuAn' did yet. at 'em'!
nt~Falth. an ()i a a thot. It‘s
as ain't w'orkin'. at all noww-C,
.dI‘! NQWII #1.,” I . t “Lard,“
I
llflord Phar-
2 ' out
3d to be acted upon at the June '2 ‘
' lbtlted 3. 000 abstracts 'oi'. “is I...
A t
. ptlc‘on pictures was shown. ,
ip-pooriwlll' c in}. '2
le li‘BCkVIB, Boltl'
tinch pine S’lsk'l pauper “pan-ow; ’
, yellowrwar- .
by ins
VI hull .
Jam eygt'
pure or befar- "
“ah: t i vm--‘
Manda. .M
4-. RI Eqmbflmate F
, 1.
seems mum ' "‘C -
' cursing oncogenes!) ’ -
R'ATES RSAEDNABLE
For further particulars apply at of-
ce. Telephone 488.
MW
’ “III Well sly. Item-ilk. ‘
fl Wuhlnoton SI. 80. Hamill.
.Roai Bstatcand lilSlll’dllCil.
'We have several decided Israelite
In I'ueem'e predation mm the:
. mush ln‘efreeei til battle with the rapid
V; litteri- or the so...
“Tits Loss lacovsaso
,n 2V‘
2:“ MN uw1amwmmuimd~lut,s"
. TrusSplnis. of Turpentine.
l’"
... g .2”; .
rmuesere'sbg, ickmt‘l'i“
Garden Tools and
1,2. ’ glee I7 .
WMWNV twin ”is. ,
I
i
W.-W~a m- "war“ .. -0..—
THE LATEST AND BEST
I
at $2. 75') up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers, at $5.50
to 38.00. '
. A complete assortment of the best
grades 0! RAKEB. H058. GARDEN
soaks, s‘HovsLs. cubes, and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices
A
promptly attended to
limit Hardware (it
3V9 Main St, Namath;
.s...
...,._...__.. V...— ..
't
”M? C’APITA'E.
, all. ”L090“ * “1" 2w
' jii, “Jr-"250?. AND FROM
:al.
9
snwm it. warntweon life‘s. ‘
'Ffl'abfifilgl: it;how1tp.""g"li’e"vm
i
WiL'l'I'I'IVeo eoowsLL, cm.
ninsoro
'E. H. Mathewibll“
‘Jsli H.K
ll Diddle JJ‘W"
leli' l. in“ mm»
Dmegan 3”}?
"1.
Netball; "",,I~‘ V
A full line of first
can
Fishing Tackle.
Yacht and Launch
Supplies.
Paints. .Val'lllShBS '
l
0g“ 'g'eéd'frsld to do mote'mliiii"
Keep a A
Don't be afraid to change a man’s 1 ,
LawnMnuirs ,
General repairing and machine WOT”! Arthur III,-
, rwrisiuc.
.2 I COM
. 17 WALL cream
in
I‘ Sunday), at 4 turn
waif, R 0
”V secure
2 n ctr own
7 ' bond as 0?- Mt!
Mammoth loan and So
sully 00
222......
dutch
4*?
evanv. uov's assume sum
MP
.“W...
ion l'
should he whipped vi ‘
snow white, one piece “Sta
celain Enameled Lavator.
Have {03’ ever stopped to mid-l
how (lei ghtfully convenient II' Mill
in your dressing, chumber,’
lug an rtment of first lion's
roo ? in presence ‘would a or
us highest degree of com! 'or
We will gladly quote you prion. OIII
pumberl are strictly competent in.-
honest Ind reliable. .
llama a bash
council in fin AND West- ers'.
ThePlumpin
in your house is at too much,
ance to your health and ’h‘e'ppl
let anyone *instol such work In 1 I
they are thordugh me'chsnice'.n
standing every branch of the plumbing
and ventilating ’e‘yilte'me. My wort. lo“
momma;
Benedict!
35“"
'19-,
5 Mom-oi at
f." sell only in lb“ M S- V”but“
silently in m'dj’“ {him
his been most” 'r Mill: i use ted
y some 'of the “written summit and
:ftotesdflobui me a its out c ty: one halite
ms holdings with its nil ttllc’rlid
pmthend these lntleétrn'e‘nge Ethel?
most intimate mohair
A‘ card trill bring i‘tiu our liter-attu-
or it. RVVVlllft‘sanl’al interyl'evi. ‘ ‘ ‘
Ci BURN. 0'je'h,eljll lgeni. t'
“i. guilt Win 'Bt't'n'ig .
w 11' 1'?
1"'PLtliili'n'no AND Strait
HEATING.
nor WATER firearms.
nor AIR HEATING.
dSTOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN"; HOOEIMQ
‘1 It
all
i
i
2 Metal Ceiling, Etc. f. i
Have you seen our ete‘it'lt of
RICHMOND Ravens?
'rnVnV Jones a HOTCHKIoS
PAN?
Npawsi.
gets it ‘2'
I
' font on.
On summer Tuesday. January I.
' 1908, .Frélght. Propellmtl "Mill! luau!
Pier 28. East River, New .Yorit, (foot
‘of Dover street). every do (except
Freigh 'recelred
at Norwalk up to“ 4 p. m. and South
Norwdik nptobtgofip .L‘i ' 'I 4‘
If NONWALK STEM:S OAT c9."‘n, ,
honing J. smith. ;.c l-l'eeo '
Id?!» "2'.“ an aid: Mm}
“I W991} 03'9"!- (”W-.'I
2, number or very desirablerhomoe
terms
I it. "2\"',"2'
a“; flW\1,MVMEI
I swine-+- '2'
chm-imam
be to heve' hot and cold running was
an and steam Fitting, one Fixtures.
,1th Mr "own was! it tylVfi‘vl‘wt'" [Ii ”V "I J'tu'fltl
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