f U 0PM FOR 25 GENTS. is good enough for: the finest use. an; cheap enough for ordinary pur- I- Try a. .. ”sacrum . lcl'iption service. llioilridao Pharmacy. PIWI'NII A IIADLSY. Proprietors 205 What-lip 12.... Tel. call . s ‘hennioceilo; the genial clerk at Hal. net’s spent yesterday in Bridgeport. The regular weekly social service will be held at the Advent Church as usual this Week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson have been entertaining friends from out of town for the Diet few days. illiam Gehrman has resigned his ltlon at “The House of Lords" and has been succeeded by Charles Rey- nolds A meeting of the oiiicial board of ~ thIe mat Avenue Methodist Church ‘ fibrils J. Waterbury’ s new house have a veil on her grounds, DeRoy avenue be held on Wednesday evening at Ill church. i;:A meeting of the Sunday School Enard of the East Avenue Methodist lirch will be held this evening at 13 church parlors. The Advent Church is making big preparations for the meeting of the convention of Loyal Workers and Sun day..iichooi ofllcers on Memorial Day. , Titre regular weekly prayer meeting of the East avenue Methodist Church will be held tomorrow night at the chhrch on account of Thursday being Decoration Day. superintendent illness. of the East Alfonue Sunday School, held a patrio- tic, service yesterday owing to its be ill thefiunday before Decoration Day. 9 Sunday school room was decorat- dd ,with flags and hunting and pre- settled a very patriotic appearance. Addresses of a patriotic nature Wore llvered by Rev. N. A. smut. apt H. J. Hipson, Rev. JamapiW Do» ;and Caleb Wood. Tho children of to Sunday School sufg patriotic songs. . . s-dHeavy, implore blood makes a hlii‘ddy. plmply complexion, headaches, nausea. indigestion. Thin blood ma- Wood you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Bitters, makes the blood rich. shd. pure—restores perfect health. ROWAYTON. ‘ uni-iii Rev. F. C. Brown, of the Rowayton Baptist Church, referred in both the morning and evening services yester- day to the remonstmnce that had been circulated against the granting of a license to Baton Point and urged his p pie to thing. in their potVer. onion in haze omplishment of the and desire Arthur Ladrlgan”: son of Constable and Mrs. Edward J. Ladrigan, fell in the brook at the rear of their residence in Rowayton avenue, last Friday after- noon, and was nearly drowned when he was rescued by his uncle, James Ladrigan and taken to his home. It required considerable hard work to bring the boy to himself again. but he appears to be all right today. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Evory entertain- ed a number of friends at their home in Pennoyer avenue, Saturday evening. A most enjoyable time was spent, the games played provoking much amuse- ment, and the singing being greatly ens joyed by all present These eventually gave way to a sumptuous repast, which was also thoroughly enjoyed. Those resent were: Mr”. and Mrs. A. B leve‘rly, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Albrecht. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Brotherton, Mrs. Elbert March. Edwtn L. Stevens Mr. and Mrs V. J. Benelisha, Mrs. Evory Mrs. Loretta Slater, and Mr and Mrs E. H. Every. Prizes were won by Mr. Albrecht and Mrs. Benellsha. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Cyrup is BETTER than any ether cough remedy because its laxative principle assures n healthy copious action of the bow- sin d at the same time it. heals ir- rita n of the throat and allays in- Ii ation of the mucous membrane. ns Honey and Tar, pleasant to take. Children like it. Sold by The Cliifdrd Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy- DARIEN AND NOROTON. Dr. I. A. Boice and family will soon brave from 0:: Ridge to Weed street. Cove Pond Clarence Clock, who has been sexton motile Congregational Church for the past five years, resigned this month. The Dauchy place, corner LeRoy avenue and Main street. has been rent- ed by Mrs. ’Buciiley to a New York family. . An underground electric lighting and teleph no system iws being placed circa of SW .Bruggernof, snitch. who: for the foundation of Mrs. o'ijg a Main street lly‘, asst-iv in June. Thom weddings will take place in the future on Prospect avenue the neat b mamboraI lofI two of Dar criticisms. ... an» Ella J. an» lute .‘I , “J in this ‘ climmmefi ord small so fendiy will re- ‘ 19R A. to the residence so long the horse of Benjamin. St. John and ram. build a :7: I s. I mm '03“! ‘4 Stone. , I :9 Mrs. . Mr lawis of 88th is the . new of the boy fishermen. Satur- river other sister Mrs. W. Whitney. limousine avenue , Miss fiancee O'Neara, of Stamford, has opened a lune m at-Noroton . In the formerly mail by the Ashton restaurant. . B. M. Smith, of Daring, states that in 1834 there was a snow storm on Dec- oraflon‘Day and the leaves turned as , brown from frost as they do in au- tumn. Theiadies of the Episcopal church. Nbrollon, are making eieborate'prepa- rations. for a sale to be help soon. The proceeds will be. devoted to the removal of the choir gallery to the front of the church and improving the chapel. Earn Hartwright, the well-known . florist of Noroion Heights. has an ex- -'. hibit of remarkably ,' plants now in full bloom at his green . houses. due geranium Some new colors of his own propagation are of great beauty, one ‘ 0f the best being a shade between cherry and crimson, with large five petaled single florets. Few bedding plants rival these new geraniums. Dr. Guy Lombard. died suddenly on Thursday. in Fairfieid. He had, been practicing in New York. Dr. Lom- bard was an old High School boy, hav- ing attended the school back in the ear- ly eighties. He lived then in Dorian. and spent his summers there until a few years ago. His father. who died a number of ‘years ago, was an Eplsr copai clergyman. A NARROW ESCAPE. G. W. Cloyd. a merchant. of Plunk, Mo., bad a narrow escape four years ago, when he ran a jimaon bur into his thumb. He asy:sr ,Kused thumb. He says: “The doctor wanb ed to amputate it but i would not con- sent. ! bought a box of Bucklen's Ar- nica Salve and that cured the danger- ous wound. doc at F H. Baxter“ s, South Norwaik, and E. P Weed' 3, Not- walk. druggists. WILTON. Mrs. Elizabeth Brady is the guest this week of Miss Katherine Sturges. Mrs. Theodore Smith has prepared one of her cottages to rent for the summer. ' Tile Matinee Whist Club will meet Tueuday afternoon at the home of Miss Marian Olmstead. iii Rev. Mr. Marks christened it: fast son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar add in St. Matthew's Church Sunday morning. The burial of the late Mrs George Bennett, of Norwalk. occuried Wednes- day afternoon in the family lot, Hill side Cemetery. An Miourned meeting of St Matthew‘s parish will be held at the church Monday evening at 8 o 'clock to consider important matters ice was reported Wednesday morn- ing from several parts of the town. Al- though the frost was unusual and se- vere fruits and early vegetables receiv- ed little damage The Misses inn. Grace and Lila Goll- frey were among those who attended the treachers' entertainment held at the assembly hall, Souin Norwulk. Wedneday afternoon. F. Myers, of South Wilton, lost. three ducks on Sunday, through the depre- dations of all unknown dog, evidently a water spaniel, as the blpeds were at- tached while in the river. George Weston, of New York, will act as best, man at the Corey-Masson wedding. which will take place next Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride in the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd and family, of Weston were guests on Sunday of Mr and MIS. J B. Sturges in Cannon. Miss Fitzpatrick, of Belmont aMss.. has been a recent guest of Miss Ethel Betts. The Olio Club, an organization of young girls meeting in alternate Fri- days to enjoy music and have u pleas- ant social time, will meet ihis week at the home of Miss Edith Aumach, in North Wilton. A‘ f wn and black collie dog with brow earl equipped with a leather collar, 'and answering to the name of' Coolie, escaped Saturday evening from its pen at the home of Miss S. 1.. Davenport where it was boarding. The canine was from Vermont in this case valued not so much for pedigree as for an excellent disposition. being both docile and affectionate. Naturally the owner feels great anxiety in regard to its fate, fearing that the timid ani- mal may starve or become hopeless lost. WAS WASTING AWAY. “i had been troubled with kidney disease for the last five years, " writes Robert R. Watts, of Salem, Mo. "1 lost flesh and never felt well and declared with leading physicians and tried all remedies suggested without relief. Finally i tried Foley‘s Kidney Cure and less than two bottles completely cured me and i am new sound and well. " During the summer kidney ireguiarities are often caused by ex- cessive drinking or being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at. once by using Foley's Kidney Cure. Plaisted' a Drug Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” , warrponr. , Miss Annie Rooney is very ill with pneumonia. F. Giovanni attended the circus in New Haven on Tuesday. Mrs. Repello. of Greens Farms. has purchased a handsome Shetland pony Miss Birdie Keeler pleasantly one tertained the Current Events club yesterday afternoon. cidentaiiy struck by an automobile on Sunday. in recovering rapidly. TthisscaEV. an M. '1‘.Coc oclt croft; W Arrived ck for the c .li‘lilfie this: Eucharist of. M will Elsie Fike. this little girl who was no- r home in 77m frost of the list fow‘ nights has because his taxes go up. has , HI. 1.. visit Iiih ur reroute. Hi Ambrose Hurlbint.‘ . day he caught an eel ill the which weighed over five younds. the New York, New Haven and Hari- ford Railroad Com thawork single ha for all his men MVP Joined thorn. rs tins is in Court! mulseion. N : yacht La. :5‘ been not days. The school children of the town will give an exhibition drill in National Hall, May 31 at 7: 30. ll is expected that there will be 200 children in the' drills which will be of several differ- ent styles. . Arthur Whitney a life long resident of Westport died Thursday after a short illness. Deceased leaves one sister, Mrs. Samuel Elwood and two brothers, David and Charles Whitney to mourn his loss. The dance and social given by the Lady Foresters last evening was a grand success can/Pr furnished music for dancing which were large and very satisfactory. it is reported on good authority that the big farm of George Fairchild at Greens Farms consisting of 100 acres is the subject of negotiations for a bale to New York parties. it is one of tlIiIe finest pieces of property along the s ore. A five cent trolleys fare from any part of the town to any other part‘has been the dream of the residents of this village ever since the trolleys came to Westport. it will, therefore. be good news to the town to announce that this much discussed and considered contention has been conceded by the Consolidated Railway Company, and that beginning on June 15 passengers of themoad to any other in the town concession by the trolley company has been brought about by the efforts of Representative W. E. Allen, who intro- duccl bills in the present General As- sembly to accomplish it. investiga- tion by the officials of the company del monstrnted the desirability of the change, and, presto, it was accomplish- ed. The first annual dinner of the Union club which was held at the Hawthorne lnll on Tuesday night, was one of the most successful affairs of the kind ever held in this town. A large number or invitations were sent out and over 100 responded. lion. W. E. Alvin, president of the club; described the principles on which the club was established. saying that they way purely social and absolutely non-lib cal. and that the club stood for t welfare of all the inhabitants of i town. He told a number of stories and his talk was at times humo .Almost every guest had something to say. notably L Neeland of Bridgeport, who made an extremely humorous address. Oth- ers who spoke were Walter Donahue. '1‘ A. Rents and W L. Bentley. The dining room of the inn never looked better that it did on ‘tvinaoccaslon The room was decorated ill flags and the tables with flowers. The service could not be excelled anywhere. Here is what they ate: ‘ Menu. Olives Pickles. Cold Chicken. Consomme en Tasse Broiled Bluefish. Missile. d'Hotel Sweetbreads a in Viene Roast Prime Ribs of Beef. French Fried Potatoes. Chicken‘Saiad. Imported Swiss Cheese. Cakes Deml Tasse Handsomely printed menus were provided for the guests. No wines Ol‘ liquors were served during the dinner. either at the‘bar or on the tables. The last car look the guests home and they were u mighty well satisfied lot of men. Crackers. Fruit \ WESTON. Samuel, the little son of George Rix, is the victim of measles. Miss Eddice White has returned from a visit with relatives in New Jer- 3 Ya i Williamd. Sherwood has leased the farm of the Misses Thomas, of Poplar l PlaMins; M.rs J. A Godfrey and Miss Good- s,ell of Cannon spent Wednesday as guests of Mrs. Ephraim Fitch. l Mrs Hurry Hallock and, children have returned to Derby. after spending several weeks With Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Beers. , Miss Alice Fitch and Mrs R. C. Wil- , items have been guests of Mrs. Fred- erick Beers, of 34' Orchard street, Nor- walk. Mrs M. E. Suttonmnd. Mrs. Vander- bllt Godfrey attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Bartram. in High street, Norwalk, on Wednesday. Friends here are extending congrat- ulations to Mr. and Mrs Percy Brown. of Saugatuck, formerly of Weston. upon the arrival of a son. on Sunday ‘ last. Mrs. Benjamin Davenport and son, Floyd have returned to East Bridge- port, after a two.wcska' vlelt. with Mrs. Davenport’s sisters. the Misses Perry. of Valley Forge. Horace Hurlbuti. Erank Fitch and Charles Sconeld formed a special com mittee which prestih‘ted an interesting and amusing program during Lectur- er's Hour at NorIIcld Grange, last eveninz W DON’T P Yr ALIMONY to be divorced rota your appendix. Where will be no occasion for it if you gkeep your bowels regular with Dr. King’sy New 1er Pills. 'i‘hsir action is ”gentle that the appendix never has cause to make the least complaint Guaranteed by RH .Baxter, South Norwalli. and E P. Weed, Norwaili. drug‘glsts. 250 Try them. A man thinks he has an awfulsweet temper not to get mad with his wife i .4 s 7 have is now doing a full orchestra ‘ lasted until day-break. The receipts ~ will be transferred from one branch , without any additional charges. This. 4 “i IN. . > or” WI} but to Eulowtolbriynpast the necktie; bar-yin intruder. turn «to the left past the marching bargain counter, their three conkers to the right past the trimmer where the illiilinery hairpins are, and so on Bariley Gordon, section foreman of you" peter “also a ENODWIllkPlE—r Philadei inouirer W RFUL EOZIMA CURB. boy bodacious for live N. A. Adams. Henrietta, N “Our litt years.” wri in Pa. “Two 0 our home doctors said the " .- and other case was hopeless. his hinge being machinery were mythic spring and affected. We then employed other doc- she has been trying them for several tors but no. benefit insulted By chance we read about Electric Bitters; bought a bottlcwnd soon noticed ira- provoincni. We continued this medi- cine until several bottles were used. when our boy was completely cured. " Best of all blood medicines and body bulllllng heath tonics. Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter‘s. South Norwalk. and E. P. Weedfis Norwalli. drug stores. I” lit Elli Will Pillii On Your Walls that have planed you ever since we put them on. Any more rooms to be papal-ed this year? On stock of Wall Paper with the very latest patterns. The selections have been made from the 1m produc- tion of the: best factorial- ’ Agent for the Wm. Campbell C Co. and Fr. lock 00. ‘— cmkery. Glassware, Macmillan irig Goods. Pram Pictures. 100. Cloth Shad... with fringe, 30‘. Window Ill-dos and Piston Prams loads to Order. Painting, Paper Mapping and M will Waglve “to... O N. OI'III m MEI. M i. ii. lichen. 4.. We are Demonstrating ‘l’his Week the HEWITT AUTOMOBILE Delivery Want: .and‘ Run- about Will be pleased to give demonstrd- ,tions to anyone who would like a first- class car in either stylim E. E. lilillliifliliill Bil. “Honest Deals at Room Prices." I! Wall ma. Not-walls. hill ENE ins Range liitiifllitdm Now. Drop a postal or 'phone, and we will call, examine and'esnmata on repairs. If it needs adjustment we will make same without charge. «"1 i' am Who’ll uour'sce the on stilts flower liOii knew it Billie best » to be had. 14 inch to 20 inch. cililliiE Dov, girl" assumes. .i‘v m WAIHINGTON eraser. Phone «1. 7, J, ’5. a...“ you‘shnuld' ‘ Whit. IIIIMI Polo. W m ‘ "l. ‘ ich mad $04 1.9:". face neuron: with i 7 -’ tel no enforce 0 “oil-.7 I7| 7779 our (In 1nd» nu glee: Svufldmvzlfz.li7h "‘3‘ h vs recoil mend gallon stew have ion-3.131.533" y "76:17.. an; or. Push. mhnha A..vo New Yorhc‘in- I. Y. Desi For and 00V! Plumes“ ummm Tutcflnod.DIo ninth. Th hs ganni t I he nod to care or ”3: rather LEM" Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicagoor N. V.“ AIIIIIJL “LEI. 'I‘EII IILIIIII in!“ m “0h! iliseu'” exclaimed the Boston urchin. “Why does your little. boy say that?" " Why, you see." explained the fond mother. “dear little ElncrsOn doesn't care for Shaw.”~Plliladelphia Bulletin. _.e.... -, w...» ._._ _ .4...“ EAT YOUR OWN CHERRIES from your own free. BUY THE TREE and the house and lot that goes with it. Purchase you a home and live like a LANDIJORD. Finest assortment of inside and cab side homes at. John B. Lawrence. 2 South Main St...“ ySouth Mei-walk. Money Loam Money loaned to all salaried cm- ployaa and housewives on their own flame, without cndoracr. ALL TRAN- :IAACLTIONB. STRICTLVI CONFIDEN- Call and use us. ‘1"! “"‘Wl . biennium loan and So curily 00. Havtland Bldg Washin on 8‘ OfflcoHouala.m.toSp!7m. HERIBEE. DINNESEN- 48 Wall St. Not-walk. a IN Washington as. as. Norwallt. *— ilaal Estate and Iiisurance. We have several decided bargains In income producing property that must Increase In value with the rapid growinoi the town. ' HORSES! 9 cantoao NO. 4, 1907. Ohioflo~rses nsistiug. of Dranghters, Business Ch ha. and Drivers. These Horses will be guaranteed as "presented or money refunded. Reapsctfuliy, OSCAR HBANKS. ALB AND lenv “All.“ ' River Straw Mk. DAVID 'W. R] YMDIID. on! Dirndl" an tmbalmsr. is North Main "at. coau- Nam-iii Radiance. 0. Washington It. Talc bone abhouee, ass. Tale 0 at ones. 83". BUY .YOUR GROCERIES AT STULL’S AND save MONEY. 20ilbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 The Very Best Creamery Butter. vper lb. 28c Shoulders, per lb. .............. 110‘ 2pm.Grachuts .............. 25a 2 pkg‘s. Cream of Wheat. 250 It Good Eggs 250 3 Cans Shigar Corn .............. 250 A full line of Fruit and Vegetables. A. -~ "tull ‘if .‘r. . . Phone WE”? Nam": inductee-Ave. F. T. EaainsondSon. DMD IAIN“. Wholesale and Iota“ Dealers in WALL PAPIIO. 70 NORTH MAIN ST. Tel. III-4. . IDUTH NDRWALK.. will. 3‘ one. IWM4 “And what is that?" ask . pa “1 want to stand at the bad of the list of taxpayers." replicdllthe Then they knew the long struggle for wealth had arrived his rter. cellulist. mind awry. —Philadelphia Ledger. FRED’K H. GJNUNU. , EMBRLMER. Office and Residence. as SOUTH MAIN 01'. South Namath, Conn- Tcl.. 132. Luv Attention! A"..- :1, A..— Oat in the Habit of Having Your Sunday Dinner at the GLIFI'ORD No worrying about selecting your mate, no bother with dishes or stove when pleasant i weather comes. Courteous Service. Pleasant Surrounding. Excellent Wiring. CHARLES REYNEKE, . Proprietor. Telephone “I. ' .THE LATEST AND BEST ‘ LawnMilwels at $2.75 up. A very strong line of fully guaran'I i994 H1811 Wheel Mowers. at $5.50' to “.00. . .4... m A complete assortment of the best srades of RAKES. HOES. GARDEN FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADES, and all Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices. General repairing and machine work promptly attended to. “M“ 41‘.‘ liolliilli Hardware 60 39 Main St. Norwalk. ’Ip, Elli Nillilliii- Bill IOUTN noswaut. doom TRANIAGT. A GENERAI: BANKING ' Iusmss‘a. ’, -—-— CAPITAL; "LEGO-N '4‘ ”INNS-7777— mn erosive... " .. . "‘1...’ 500.00. "’ EDWIN H MATHEWOON, Pm. i7 JOHN H KNAPP. 1st Vino-Pill. ‘ FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Ind ,VIOO- WILFRID IODWELL, Olahldfo ‘I \ DIRECTORS. -.‘ E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Joaclah R. Marvin J. Wallace Mhrvirl Christian Swartz John H. Light Fred H. Iowan. E. B. GUEHLI] . Utiflldiill. E'a’st Norwaik _ Tel. . 452. FRANK C. VAN SCOY “m “0’! .WAITIIII. : DAII MGM Ellis. “law bassoon-s ud Zinc. ‘ a. ‘ bloodstream y no amuse-s» Amnesia» All Hours pay and Night. ‘ FUNERAL DIRECTOR 5ND w; HOTEL Vicrotl Mews W m l. t. humus N, I‘Ilu. . iGEMGETOWN AAA SPIRIT SI For fine Juliana. bullion, Vulriahce. Palms. “6-. do. ' THE CHARLIE i: SHOLFECOMPANYE ,soi. Spies EM Front Siren, and ’ i New York City should be equipped with. snow white. one piece “Stands!" Poss oelain Enameled Lavatory. Ill!” Have you ever stopped to mm how do] ghtfully convenient it would be to have hot and cold running ms in your dressing chamber deep: in; apartment of first floor tolls! room? its presence would alford [DI the highest degree of comfort. plumbers are strictly co potent ina- chante- honest and roll Horace R. Nash. CORNER MAIN AND WEST BTU: ThePiurnbing in your house is of too much import- let anyone instal such work union they are thorough mechanics. antler“ standing every branch of the plumbing and ventilating systems. My guaranteed. Arthur fl. PLUMBING. HEATING. Bengali-rt rmumo 5” Monroe St” South Norwsik. Darin; [Hustlers i sell only investments that 1 hair personally investigated, and whicl have been most rigidly investigator by some of the very best business out largo holdings with us, and who rec «amend these investments to their most intimate friends. . D card will bring you our literalbri ' or a. personal interview. R. L. OOBUHN. General Agent. .16 South Main Street. m “PLUMBING AND STEAM " HEATING. ‘ HOT WATER HEATING. l noram HEATING. ‘ STOVES AND RANGES , SLATE A’ND TIN ROOFING Gas and steam Fitting, Ova Fixtum Metal Ceiling, Etc; ‘ Have you seen our stock-of RICHMOND RANGES P THE JONES & HOTICHKISb ‘ COMPANY 17WAL'I. STREET. liailu the toll. l. I for from Dilly.” 0n and after Tuesday. January! 1906. Freight - Propellers will leavi Pier 28. East River. New York, (fool of Dover street). every day (axed)! Sunday), at 4 p m. Freight rancher at Norwaik up to d p. .m. and Sour.) Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. m.. . NORWALII uoawsnx arsamsosr co: ' Analog J. Smith. 0 xc. Housman Lessee. lf'isiicrsi Ans-“i Willi Not Bull Your Own-T Home? ‘ Rents are advancing'ail the time and desirable apartments are H5800") lug acarccr every day. We have: number of very desirable homes for sale. and can make the terms and price right JiMLaytondrOo INCORPORATED. . ' 5 Railroad Avenue. ioutil swim THE NEW MIIVI‘H“ DNI MINUTE FROM DEPO. EUROPEAN PLIAN. . slid Electric Li to throughout.“ , cry room ironic. Hmly stock“ On“ in “I” cigars alway- on hand. 1. i- SULLIVAN. c: ' ‘ 'r‘sisph‘oli‘a can, no: “ True Spirits of Turpentine . ance to your health and happiness W ‘ professional men in our city, who nevi ‘A Our mom a special t‘s‘sturs.” Ida. g} 7‘ urea n'sseoRAILI. l A full line of Asksr‘. Ilsrrlii A M“ iii: We celebrated muss. UWM We will gladly quote you priest. Dill , \ \\
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