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This is a delicious chocolate and
hon mixture. Absolutely fnesh
are me you buy.
A LLO CHOCOLATEB are the
but candies made. We are always
lied to prove this with samples. in
lane as 99:, 40c, Ian and ”a.
.u
outrun a V‘anaotltv. my..."
”Tel. wuflmu
W have recently
been ”mplddu ll Island.
A sociai‘Is-ion and Inner wiil be
held by Reliance Hook and ladder
Company this "ships._- 4
Charles Kline, of Rowayton, is mak-
ing extensive improvements on the
grounds suroundnl‘g his Ms.
Miss Beatrice narrator. of Penne-
yer street. is visiting relatives in Ha!-
fnne, New Jersey, and Woodcliffe_ L.
Work is under way on the stable
which H. W Mather of South Non
walk, is building at Tokenelte for
- ' " '. [buts Tetard. The Tokeoeke Corpor-
William Bartlett is again“) having
bed a relapse . ,
"Steward of Grace" will be the sub-
ject for the meeting of the Epworth
League tomorrow evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
Charles-R. Reddy,‘o'f cove avenue, is
in the field this season with a speed
launch which he thinks will be one of
the fastest in the harbor.
A meeting of the l... 9. Club was held
at the home of Mrs. William Barnes in
Hawkins avenue. Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed the occasion
gred'ti y.
John H. Cole is on his job for fair
today, and if he had delayed it much
longer, the firm of Cole dz Company
would have been merged into a sink
lug fund.
The Keogh launch Sara K was plac-
ed in commission yestelday and occu-
piss her accustomed berth off the
South Norwalk Launch club float. The
craft looks as trim as ever.
The pupils at the Overlook-Selleck
Military Academy turned‘ out in full
force last night and attended the pro
duction of “A Night Oil" given at
H0 is Theatre by the Wesleyan Dru-
fha ic Association. They were convey-
ed to the academy aim the show in a
spatti'al car.
M.r and Mrs. Carl Wicks who return-
on recently from their wedding trip
were treated to a serenade. last eve-
not"; .which probably eclipsed anything
of the kind in the history of mast Nor-
walk. Every sort of a noise making
implement was brought into play The
screttaders were treated in good style
and pronounced Mr. Wicks a prince of
good fellows.
Willie one of the battlescarred Civ-
ll War veterans with long. flowing
beard and Absalom-like waving mane.
with stall in hand. was meandering
dyer the allure road, when he came
to the bend he was startled with the
blast of a bugle. which brollgbt him
bolt upright, with his staff held at
present arms. and looking around saw .
an ormor~piated building, to hint brand
new. and alongside of it an immense
pole which looked like a flagstnlf,a1ld.
for a moment he thought he was back
doing coast duty, and was waiting for
'the signal to fire, when an old friend
addu‘sted mm and explained the sit
nation. The building was the old
Roberts-St. John structure, and the
tall pole one of the number Just erect-
ed in Osborn avenue, but he seemed
difllcult to convince that it was not a
rettl fort and that the pole was not
a lookout station and as the old fort,
as he called it commands tour differ-
ent points, he thought guns ought to
be mounted and christened Fort Mo-
Have-y.
4Wheu Ed James was deputy sheriff
Judge Quinn's court, there were
least two innocent men sentrto
’Sing Sing for crimes they never com-
mitted. One was Jerry McCauley and
the other Joe Coburn. The former Was
charged with burglary. and the latter
“”05’54
. with intent to kill a policeman and
it afterwards was proved that other
men did the acts they were sent to
prison for. McCauley was the found-
or of the McCatlley Mission, and Co-
burn one the cbampibn fighter of Am-
erica. The punishments then in vogue
in Sing Sing prison were the cat-0'
nine- tails, shower bath, hanging by
the thumbs, dork cells, chain and ball
and iron cage. They have all been
dislpénsed with, except the dark cell
Willie the once hideous tiger striped
uniforms, when the prisoners looked
like those ferocious animals behind the
bars, have been supercedcd by a uni-
form of a neutral tint between gray
and brown, all one color and with
metal buttons on the coat and cap.
They have also dispensed with the
look step, which Was another barbaric
cubism. The lash was administered
oni the bare back of the recalcitrant
pri er, who had to cling to the back
ot‘n other prisoner,‘ while the stripes
varying from twelve to forty. were
gi h. Hanging by the thumbs con-
si all of the two digits being secured
bym leather ,thong strap, and the cui-
prlt was pulled up a number of times,
until his toes barely touched the
ground, and this treatment was con-
tintibd “until he shOWsd signs of giving
These two acts were performed in
lid. warden's office, with a physician
in i‘ittelhdance. They. Were also once
thll means of punishment in the Unit-
ele tales navy. The shower bath con-
91 ‘d of tons of water being let down
above ,which came in contact
w a frame fastlrnéd around the
n
, ’ filled with water. and the two
4 follow: The chitin and ball were
,n'fsd to the ankles or prisoners
pdlbg duty in the yard, while
4 bird cage affair consisted of an‘
' ense iron frame placed over each
lder with the head peering
thrhugh the wires which surrounded
i.t 3- The principal keeper has been
tb‘l‘e thirty-six years and has particl-
pa ‘d in about forty executions. His
na sis James Conb'aughton. and he is
iy known as .lhulny. res-
ro drill 69641-1500 hieni' ooh nod
in tbwgrsat prison. .. ~
33 atton are doing the mason work
‘j is of stone and stucco, two stories
. high, 26x39 feet, and will have furn-
' stable fittings.
,a groove running around which .
rs meeting almost drowned the
It
ace heat,.eiectric fixtures and‘modern
‘ A. N. Paddoek, of
New York city, architect
William H. Earle, of NorWaik, and
his large Locomobile came near being
crushed under a high stone from a
blast at Tokeneke Thursday afternoon,
The car, driven by Homer Cl. crew,
was passing a point where some im-
provements were being made, when
suddenly there was a terrific explos
ion. A blast had been set off to tear
out some stumps. A huge rock went
up in the air and coming down, nar-
rowly escaped landing in the tonnes:
of the car. The rock struck the left.
rear mud guard and completely wreck-
Ed :t. The wheel was only slightly
ur .
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bish 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, bllt nothing helped me
until i took Brasiliati Balm and one
50 cents bottle cured me completely."
For safe by R. H. Plaisted, F. H.
Baxter and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Rev. James Davis was a visitor
Darlen yesterday.
The Darlen autocops are to get out
again tomorrow after the violators of
the speed law.
Among the advertised letters this
week at the Darien Post office is one
for “Mrs. Braeckle.”
The Overlook Selleck Military Acu
dcmy baseball team and the Dallen
Grammar school team will play this at-
ternoon in Dorien
The birth of a boy on March 13
made Andrew Hiyadis, one of Darlen‘s
Hungarian residents, a proud father.
The boy is named Harry.
The Wee Burn Golf Club's gold sea-
son is now under way. The spring scllc
date has been issued and weekly mut-
ches will be played, The match for
today is an 18 holes handicap.
On Thursday evening next the Vol-
unteer Hook and Ladder Company. of
Noroton, will give a concert and dance
at their hall in Noroton. A line ell-
tertaiument is expected. as talent
from Stamfmd and The Norwalks has
been secured.
There were six sales of property in
Dal-ion, inst weék, as follows: Sarah
E. Bartram to Zigman Mason, West
avenue: Hatch and Bailey Company to
Rachel A. Keeler; Joseph Hindley to
IdaV. Elitcll. Gracie street; F. T.
Lane to W. i. Austin, Chestnut street:
Stamford Savings Bank to W. E. lrv-
ing. Holmes avenue; Emma W. Slau-
aon to Sarah E. Bartram. Main street.
The mortgages amounted to $2. 700. For
the second week in Mav last year,
there were sixteen sales and mortgs
gas of $2 285.
A tall handsome blonde and a rather
anxious looking man of about thirty-
one years of age alighted from a trol-
ley car one day this week and went
to the home of the Rev. Thomas N.
Laine, pastor of the- Methodist Church.
They emerged from the parsonage in
a few moments and with Mr. Laine,
and sought the Town Clerk’s office.
where a marriage license was secured,
They then repaired to the parsonage
where the ceremony was performed.
The contracting parties were Edward
Peter Burns. of White .Plains, N. Y..
1itxndyMiss Louise Alexander of Rye,
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND oauo
LAw.
in
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law, as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plaisted’s Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
3WESTPORT.
Mrs. Morris Mills spent Wednesday
in Bridgeport
Joseph Hyatt has rgturned from a
visit out of town.
Mrs. .John Henry Jennings is visit-
ing her daughter in Bridgeport.
Oscar Smithuis soon to erect a new
house for Edgar Perry. the barber.
Miss Agnes Bradley has returned to
Weston after a visit with friends in
town:
Judge Marian and family- are ex-
pected to arrive at their summer home
June 1.‘ VV 4
Fred Walsh has returned to East.
Orange after a brief visit with his
parents.
Mrs. Henry L. Burr. of Cross High-
way, is suffering with a felon on one
of her fingers.
Miss Louise Bulkley has been a re
cent guest of Mrs. William Middle-
brook in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Cross. who has been visiting
Mrs. William oarsotl, has returned to
her home la icago. 3 L H: DECKER
mMr. 23d Mrsthlgowsrglgdrham have
urn from rw n tour 'a'an
will reside in caramel. ' '7 "Wm M“- . 3
Mrs. waiter muslin was maxim. a...
One of the Friendly Aid homes for
little children from New York city is
being overhauled and renovated for
the summer.
-Mrs. Charles Guyer of the Hull's
Faiths district, is improving slowly
from a severe fall which befellVV her
last winter
evening by the ladies of the congre-
utionai church was a Vpieasiant affair
and well attended.
has taken possession of his new home
in Cross Highway recently purchased
from Louis Meeker.
Mrs. Edward Wakema’n and daugh-
ter, who have been spending the win-
ter in Bridgeport have opened their
home in the Farms.
Church night services this evening
at the Congregational church under
the auspices of the Y. P S. C. .'
also regular prayer insisting at the M
ill Church at. 7: 46.
The two Norwalk yOuths who were
accused of stealing cigaretted and to;
bacco from the store of Henry Fanchor
at Saugatuck, were tried before Jus-
tice of the Peace 8 A. Purdy The
witnesses, who testified prior to the
trial that they saw the boys steal the
good contradicted their statements at
the trial. Justice Purdy then discharg-
ed the boys.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Cyrup is
BETTER than any other cough remedy
because 'its laxative principle assume
a healthy, copious notion of the bow.
els and at the same time it heals ir-
ritation of the throat and alleys in-
flammation of the mucous membrane.
Contains Honey and Tar. pleasant to
take. Children like it. sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy.
W
WESTON.
Miss Sadie Gibbs has been enter-
taining‘ller sister, Mrs. Cook, of New
Rochelle, for a few days.
Washington lodge of Good Temp-
lurs gave a fine, entertainment at their
hall ill the. Crnllbury district on Tues
day evening
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, of issues street
Norwalk, has been spending a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Fanton.
Mr and Mrs. Eben Church, of West-
port avenue Norwaik, were guests of
relatives at Valley Forge on Mon-
lay.
Mr, and Mrs. William Robinson
have had as guests for several days
Mr. Robinson' s aunt and cousin, Mrs.
Hull and Miss 'i‘omlinson. of New
town.
The Norfield Aid society held a Inc
cessl‘lll “Shopping List" social at Mill
residence of Mls. M. K. Sutton, at
t:
Gel Ylllll Gas
Range Repaired
NflW.
Drop a postal or 'phone, and we will
call, examine and estimate on repairs.
If it needs adjustment we will make
same without charge.
illiiiflliiliiiil
tlllll
Oil Yoiil Willis
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more rooms to be
papersd this you
Our stock of Wall Paper represents
the very latest paltsrna’. 'l’ha selections
have been made fromgtlla i997 produc-
tions at the hilt facial-fab.
Agent for the Wm. cafnpbeli 5 Co.
and Fr. Back Go. ,
newt... rl '
Crockery. Rim-ta. .llouaofurnlail
in. Goods. Framed Elohim
White lnaml m with Mina
ion.
Cloth Shades, With 'fflnfi'o.flc
4wmm lilacs. and [More Items
M“. t9 9'“?- ,
Painting. Paper Rollin. and M
“M-
Woflthsfi-CNMMM
Italnpa.
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l
ley‘l‘i
Bons’ Company, lnc.. in Hal-limit block. 3
The parish social given Wednesday 4
Warren 8. Newbold, of Long island I
We Hale Wall Pulls u
“East No rwalk
4 “4 bath. Namath.
shit... ...,'4:.“*"
34......
ll}, bowsvelr we ‘ j
lync-
0W actuallyit may
Vbsr always that W3
Wound thousands of lives.
At all ”duality, 85th. 508. and Cl.
and coffee were collated.
Mrs. Walter Perry Rowland has on
tertained this week her mother Mrs
W. B. Hill. of Reddiug. and her sister.
uia Treadwsll and three child-
its at oughkeensie.
“Great 2 elitists
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smote Cliffs
roe tilts nun revs.
ll. lilll'l‘ilfib
tgalls sol/iv mi
autism.
u use} so: V41.
fer the beautiful have you ever come
to our store? if not we can surprise
you with a collection of goods so new
and attractive that you will find it
difficult to duplicate them elsewhere.
Our stock is varied and satensive and
our prices are calculated to please you.
illolli""” dSolliio
FURNITURI. ITO»
as Washington :"utrba't.
MWIK Donn.
speclal for Ssturdau.
The sl. Hit,
SCHOOL .DAVC,
at 10c.
L‘A'l'fl‘l'. ’
Harry Von-Tilzer'a Dance Follow
Havllsnd'a Mandolin Folio.
C. K. P. Mandolin Folio.
15: VVEACH,
18B abhlugton
A‘aant rol- Omntwm 9!.
E. E.
llttlllilllli‘,
til. 3m. 4
p.
Before an trip a Runabout. why
don't you-ca al at
caisson
And try one of tMir‘rlaw FOR"?
Cars In stock. bud We are pleased to
show you. . u '
rue snurotto'oa‘mtos in...) 3.1313333? .53.??? iii?) 3:33 W mm Vb?
89 West Main gt. Mumford. dons. workinginan it means the rsbt'llidlng' of W , .4 4
-> ~ - "°~"-' “‘3‘ 333.3 sols. tractors: dis '
em " ‘ means 9
Attendance All Hours Day and Night. “bu“? t°’ resume. 3 E - Oh
FRED’K 1" OAWNG' propert;2w'lth’; ignyzlgzhjzul cost Th. mm l
FUNERAL DIRECTOR IND gm “little.f bu filly M the greatest ' 4 4 and Zinc. till 4.
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.5 55'- - 3 John B / meme emanates-4 :4 4 r4
IO TH M I LIT. ., 3 . 4. 4
it... "home. we. - M0! loath News“. Chili.
17d... 14!. ;__ Lolly Attendant. I until Main until Norwallu l
h
; Call and see us.
eddies. Light refreshments of cakes
_ “Obi-Odo?"
WW
lows
ALL ram.
CONFIDIN-
nlllld So-
curlty
Haviiaud its wmil on .-
Oflls'a Hugh's. 9 a. m. to Infra.
fill
all?
A 5m 81's for;
ML.
Independent 1 “
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Hillillii. 35555805,
45 Wall It, Norwallt.
as Washington an,“ Norwich.
lieal [state and insurance.
We have moral doo'ldod bargains
In income mm new that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of "I. “MI-V
HOR$ESI
CARLOA‘DV N0. 4, 1907.
I.
cannons of Drangbters, Business
Chunks, an Drivers.
These Horses will be summed II
represented or nearly ntundod.
Respectfully,
pecan ”undone
IALED AND LIVIRY STABLE.
River Itrset. Norwaik.
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DA W!) W. R! YMOIID.
Funeral pm r
and [tubular r.
19 North Main St. South Nomik
Residence. 9 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 893.
Telephone at allies. 330-2.
BUY YOUR GROCERiES
AT STULL’S
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
perlb......... ............ ....28c
Shoulders, per lb. . ...... 11c
2pkgs,GrapeNuts ...../........25c
2 pkgs, Cream of Wheat 25c
14‘ Good Eggs 250
3 Cans Sugar Corn 25c
A full line of Fruit and Vegetables.
Phono ”-8.
2! Cottage Ave. East Nomlk
F. l cmnsond‘t Son.
4 DIOORATORB.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In t
WALL PAPERS.
70 NORTH MAIN 8T.
Tel. 8384. SOUTH NORWA
BEAUTY AND STYLE
iii the "so EASY" lNViSIBLE
eyeglass mounting. A slender
gold band connecting the lenses
is practically all that is visible. 3*
The pivotal action an essential- -
feature. permits absolutely per-
i’ect adjustment. with an even'
distribution of pressure or bear-
ing surface on the nose. ‘
wean Pssr‘sc’r LENsss.
Homer 334.115yt;
Refra'cting Opiloiiil.
7-! United Bank Building.
l Tel. ass-12. .-
“THE L038 l3 COVERED
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A Stu ll
.‘lel'ldll tor near
4 lnspecilon.
. .V 4 in washrooms
daemons-roasts
colsms unausnflu
ultras discounts
lice. Telephone 488.
Sunday Dillllers a Specialty
For further particulars apply at of-‘
Piss-ant 0o 0:"!le
Excellent Cooltlng.
CHARLES 4 REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
«slums.- Ilsa.
neonatal-own CHEMICAL would. ’
Ii. l‘. human-l4 l'rmv. c. l: mu», Vlt'nss.
HANI'VAi‘Tl MIMI l'fll‘IMlN'l'h‘
DOUBLE DISTILLED V .
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fine Japans, Lacquers. Vsmishea, Paints.
etc. etc.
THE. CHARLES E. SHOLES COMPANY
Sole Sales Agents
4 I64 Front Street, New York City
LaunMulnl'S
at $2.75 up.
A very strong line of fully guarano
teed Hish .Wheel Mowers, at $5.50
to $6 00. i
'A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES, HDES. GARDEN
FORKS. BHOVELS, SPADEB. and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. \ ,___
liolllllk litrdlllre Go.
5.
should be Iquipped with I m
snow white, one piece “Stem”
Have you ever stopped to “91400
bow delightfully convenient it ”ml:
in your dressing chamber ‘ m
lug apartment of first floor
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prions. Olil
chsnics, honest and reliable. . .
in your house is of too much fat
ance to your health and hoodlum
they are thorough mechanics. udder-
standing every branch of the plunging
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
be to have hot and cold running
room? its presence would afford yo!
plumbers are strictly competent M
counts mm AND wit? in.
M
let anyone instal such work union
and ventilating systems. My wo
guaranteed. _
Arthur I. Benedietl
rtuusmc, ass-mo. 'rllvltlrjit’or
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39 Main St, Norwalk.
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Bill Nillilllll Bill
NUT“ NORW'JK. CON“. 4
mm" *A grflllAl. annulus
CAPITAL;
4.100.000
no.2. mo “sworn-r . ."
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3r L
EDWlN H MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H KNAPP, is! masonic.
Fgfibtfllfm H. ROWAN. Ind VIM
.WlLFRID IODWELL, mum
I
DIRECTORC, \
E. H. Mathewson Henry hymen"
John H. Knapp Samuel Cranium!
Jessica R. Marvin .l. Wellies ’Mhrvin
Christian Swans John 14. Light
Fred H. Rowan. _
A full line of first-
' quaiiill
Fishing Tatkle.
Yacht and Liunoll
Supplies.
Phillis. VarniSlles.
Barren s 4 .
And hum) otllsl
Spring GOO'ds new
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FRANK C
VAN SCOY
PLWINO. aim»
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Gdl‘ddll TO ClS ddd a
‘rflVMh
duress"
lsrsonaliy investigated. and
have been most rigidly .lltl'flmfolll
by some of the very best business and
protossional men in our city. who tan-vs
large holdings with us, and who tloi
ou'lmend these investments to theta
Most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literatur-
. or a personal interview.
3. L. OOBURN, General Agent. r
16 South Main Street.
7*
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“PLUMBING AND STEAM .
HEATING. 4 i
HOT WATER HEATING. 4 i
not AIR HEATING. t
STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TiN ROOFING
an and steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
M‘stai Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stool: of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
.THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET. NORWAIV.
lbilu Lllletllll Y
I for freight ilniy‘.
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will learn
Pier 28, East River, New York (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight recsiv
at Norwallr up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.111. .
NORWALK STEAMBOAT BO.
Annln‘g J, Brn’lt'b.V fl 9 .c. Housman.
. Leases. Garrett-l Agent
Willi Not l3lill Your
Olin Home ‘3
1 Boats are advancing all the use
and desirable apartments are boom:
4 \ns scarcer every day. -We have 4a
number of very desirable homes foil
sale. and can milks the terms;
prion right.
,4‘ll4vcosl-olla1‘so. W
3s mil Mam, loath- noml
— .THI New
'}'A\-‘» IV.
HOTEL VICTORIA
bit MINUTE FROM DE 0
i Cannons AN Plum,” 3
Mama a special featt'u‘O. .9.
cm-
and Electric Light: adoration. as
an? seasons“. “‘5'
Finely also all car. in «hunting.
A full line of Miter. Merrill 3A file‘s:
silt cm Uclohratod Willa. nguo‘rVaaVni
4 lclaars always on band.
313.3 a. strum-AN. 4
. Telephone Call, 499: 3- _ .
"0nd ”M
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6 Monro. at, South Norwalk, Width. P
I sell only investments that lay. ‘3
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