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SOLE AGENT 0F TOWN QF NORW K
L M. WRIGHT
arm statit water,
'3- Hotel Victoria. "
ONI MINUTE FROM DIPO'I'.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a spools! feature. Gas
stagnant. lpltts titre'egheat. Iv-
Ir
’ aar s asasonasu.
"Tali“ line of imported Alsalasl
ing the lamest Basra. Barton’s sad
Bacardi £1.32“. Java” sondzasght.
”Bargains in .
Gas or Electric
Stand Lamps.
Try one as your read.
tag lamp — they are
selling at cost.
00W“ NOBWALK.
TRY A TON
HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. I. WATER GT.
rm: HATCH a BAILEY C0.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
liaimber anthll Work iorEverything Give Us a Chance
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
foot of Marshall Street. 'l'si. 46%
till!!! VAilo. Water street. rat. “-2.
The use in homes or Hardwood Flooring, bare or partly covered with
high, is rapidly intransing.
. IT“ reasons are: let, it adds greatly to the a pearance of ‘a room.
It Is easy to clean and keep clean. 3rd it i much cheaper in the
run than the old method of common flooring covtrcd with carpet.
We have a large and varied stock of Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quartered
Ont and Maple Flooring on hand. “A hint to the wise is sufliclent. "
To Estimate en _
Piping Your House.
We will pipe it at
Cost.
Connecticut '
Company.
Invest Your Money
”year
sothatiiwillpsy you 6a
"REAL ESTATE is the foundation of
all prosperity and national gram"
Never was this more appreciated or
the wisdom of judicious investment in
real estate more apparent than now.
‘imlt over the late trannetius In
New Yorlt Realty and yon will no that
the conservative investors are burning
fromuWall street to Real Estate invest-
men
GUARANTIID II! III our.
. The NEW YORK W10”
EBB' COHPANY our to share with
you either sis per cent. guarantoodu
the full pronts derived from handling
lleal Estate on the Astor plan.
This is an unusual opportunity to
secure an investment combining an on-
ceptionaliy good yield with all tho
SPECIALTY.
1 hlflCOLN noormo. a auherlor brand of ready made, uptodate
r hind.
Warrauted for eight years’wcar without repairs or attention of
it is also a good substitute for eilcloth as a floor covering.
HOT STUFF.
Hazelton Goal
The place to get it is at
The B Hershfteld 8t Son Co.’ s,
I'll” 2M.
122 WATER OT.
' En account Ci decorating and remodeling for
l V the Spflng opening of tax: 1:: fIt‘ld w: Third“?m :gzatl‘vne
will, oauari, semi Agent,
l IOUTH MAIN IT.
Blanks,81Iils,8llirls, Wrists flilil
Millinerg.
Watch our ad. for the opening.
1.. GOLDEN, .
68 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
CHINA, AGIIIO 1'0 IVIIVTNINC.
wut Punish Officers Guilty of flood
the Talon NIH. I
PEKING, Iiarch ids-The full “not
under which the case of the Tatsn Ila-
rit, lilo Japansc steamer that was sols.
ml by China in February on the ground
that she was conveying arms and am-
rmtaitlon to the Chinese revolutions-
liall. has been settled, are. as follows:
'i’trst—China agrees to punish the
encore who lowered the Japanese flag
on the Tatau tiara and to send a war~
ship to the place where the vessel was
soiled and fire a salute as the Japan-
ese dog is re-holsted.
"Second-The Tatsu Marti is to he
roleaddd at once.
"Third-China will purchase the
arms and ammunition seiacd.
i “ll‘oiirtlt»~-tlhe will punish the on-
cera who committed this bunch
against international tillage.
i 'l‘lftli—~'i'he viceroy of Canton will
settle lilo amount of demurraege for
the retention of the steamer after con-
sultation with the Japanese consul.
and dually, Japan agrees to exercise
extra vigilance against her subjects
4n the matter of smuggling arms a
(lime
i HUNG KONG larch ll.-—’l'he Jap-
anese steamer Talon llsru has been
released by the Chinese authorities.
semi. ”lit-0V! soreness.
EL” YOU U.”
BRAZILIAN ‘ -
TH GREAT
MSEI’IIC
can
can:
mums.
EROUP
I_lilmt
BRONCIIITIS
sarcasm
eggs
0L0 CCOIIGIISA
CQNLMPTION
ed to East Nortralh from Derby.
,. bonseia Covesrsct.
.iA..
The“ “MW" 'aWMb o? h
new tooth ”brush W: is #2:”th
popular.
appearanco'.“ .Tllb
“Wear well" law a grits hm
lid oats id ct th
, :ihyiscctic brhslirn! “silk
ti" AI" lit?“ a
wne bet: with“ evllry
Trill saloon Will
this numeral: traits. ,'
TIL. “his. Ill—C.
Micros“ billionaires st charpv
Wm dial-est styles
on so that
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Rodin o, of the alarm annotate
lot per cent. in attendance. last'week.
Joseph )1, Perry, at 76 Fort street.
has purchased a iteo. eight horse new
or automobile.
Mrs. Elisabeth lappcrt, of Betta
place, has been ill or the grip, but is
new improving.
The Is 8. Club will meet with lira.
Charles Thompson, 31 Van Zandt
street, Wednesday evening.
.—-.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plait en
lalncd trientis from Port chm", Bun-
day, at their honw in Lndlow street.
Captain Charles Daniel Tobey and
iamlly have moved from East avenue
to the corner oi Van Znntlt street and
East avenue.
The Mission Study Clue of the Ad-
vent Chnrch will meet Friday evening
with Miss ilsnnah Nicholson 7 Eti-
lle avenue.
bliss Jennie Smith Winfield
street, has returned home front a
three month's' visit with relatives,- at
Bolpre, Ohio. . J
The Ellsworth 0y r boat Com-
mander iinaily got ted on her sea-
sons work more”, when she left
for Greenport, i. l.
J
/
The Advent Christian church ‘will
hold a cottage prayer nicetlng educa-
day evening, will Mrs. Fred hlcelter.
in Westport avenue, Norwallt.
Charles log, of Winfield street, has
been asrlonsl ill or pneumonia. but
is now in to lag. and his tail rccov
cry is ca ted in a short time
lsaac Davidson is new employed in
putting the Knob Club grounds in
shape. Ir. Davidson recently return-
Thc Win One Circle, of the Eliot
Avenue Methodist church will meet
tomotrow night at the church the
paswr. nor. 0.? .Ili'recntan lending.
Many members of the Bpworth
League in East Norwslit will go in
Norwallt Friday night. and attend the
iii-monthly meetlugiof the town union.
The Dory Club intends to have a box
social 5 rlday events at the club
here promises
time on this occa-
to he an lot
at . , ‘ . _
Mills 1. Ban who is employed
by the Adams ..
his mother. J. Banks.
he" moved lions l Rowan street to
Norwaih
Ill Carpenter Ismael J. Ayres. of
Int plforwalh arrived home this
frontNor'th Stamford. where
tits glint of relatives for
hire. John W. Native, oi Osborn ave-
nue, is now its aeflcns cooli-
lion. than shehas hashes-tor some tins.
but her many Meals are still hoping
for the but.
Harry Nichsrroa. at Ellis
will leave is filling her
where he wi lab. I posifloa
printing budilledd. It. Nicheraoa had
recently been shyly“ in Italniord.
stint Addie traveler. who has near
friends in last Norwallt, is "still seri-
ously iii in
but it in MI
"It
The Liberty Ii'aaufactnrlag Colo
party, which has a manafactai‘lu
plant in last Norwallt. Mam
sogootlthatithesstsrtedtohnilds
respectable Iised addition, Them
psny mahep novelties
A law suit
liar against I'J'
ea sail atelier, is due
the coert of coat-on
Wednesday. Walsh and iluhbei
prosecuting the sees for hir. Day.
' Mo.—
WAIHINOTON. larch is. -De-
spondsnt because of his transist- from
one substation to another in this city,
Will icy. for twenty years
assists l homicide!
t oi carriers is
his death today treat the fourth story
of his home at "M Thirteenth street.
Northwest He had not fully rev-ovu-
rd from the inhalation of illuminating“,
gas a fortnight has.” Ildgeley wast
ASTHMA
urea!“
manna a}:
year-old,“ hostel vI-sdiy
’menm ”'9" l
l Thorsten hetstesdydesiaad
‘irwetgseds alfllsws.
times i. Reynolds intends to move
some tlnle this wash "out Cottage vs-
withahe sew sewer
Yesterday's Iae weather is the
tsorsiag ”wig; a number of the
ins-hereof
1%.!"
”t
«Mb-w—
and
In”: I"Md“¥flli
About twesty Meade of James ital
ploy, son of Ilr. shrill". m l W
Kelley. of seaside no». w
a attrprfael'ride Mdehlgh‘t at his
(tunes were on red. and various oili-
er diversions colored. Refreshments
were served.
llr. and Mrs. J. ii finndle and their
cos Harold and in. and Ira. L l:
Reynolds went to Btunwlch yesterday.
sndatteadedtheiunersi or lit-s. m
tile's brother. Charles Incitwood. Thor
Went to Greenwlehb train and thence
to Stanwlch by es s.
,4
Leslie Cable's launch Alas which
- has been undergoing themmi spl'lill
; clean-up on the ways in Seavicw aver
. title, will probably latte her initial trip
' for the sea Ajax
‘ is to M used or some time in (tortilla
tomorrow. I M
and towing lumber to Compo.
.sewt'rrins wort JHJ Goodwin re-
ports mailings the rent of spring
weather he has received three appl
cations for psimlta to connect with the
sewer in Wiiidd ditroet. Hr, (looti-
win expects the ih re will be advert“
mops applications ort ly. .
George it. Van am no or the Cree-
conch Laundry, is hung a new horse
out on one oi his delivery wa-
rns, to take the place or one which
led a short time ago. Richard Bland
[unmet] the new animal today. and
does not report. any serious trouble.
Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis and
their lltttle Ion Leslie, or Rowan
s t, are expected home today from
a aoiourn at Paterson over in New
York state, where they have been
principally for the benefit or Master
Davin' health.
Certain East Norwalh boys
been tampering with the Evening Sen
llncl letter has in front of ll. 8. Par-
lriclt‘a shoe melting establishment on
the Washington street bridge. by at
tempting to remove communications.
anti if then- is a recurrence matters
will be made interesting for them.
Two East Norwallt young men had
a lilllc tillerencs oi opinion Saturday
night. and decided to arbitrate a la
Marquis oi Queensbury rules, When
the ceremony wssover both looked as
if they had been through it strangling
machine. Now each says, "You ought
to ace the other fellow."
A remarkable attendance record was
reached yesterday at the Advent Chris.
ian Church Sunday school in Van
Zendt street. There are 100 names on
the roll, and out oi this number in!
were tpresent. The result was very
pleasing to superintendent Richard
Bland and the other olllccra of the -A
school.
Daniel 1‘. Murphy, of East avenue.
has overhauled his Rambler anionic.
bile and placed it in commission for
the season The car has been laid up
since last October and Mr. Murphy
expected to get his first not ride in
it yesterday. but the shower interior-
i‘d with his plans.
Captain Ephraim bi. lerritt. of \‘or-
walk who Inaltes daily trips to Dor-
lon's Point, to work on Attorney John
J. Walsh‘s yacht Beulah, agreea'wltb
Horace Johnson, that we are going to
have a big storm db‘out St. Patrick's
day. Captain Merritt looks for the
storm or tomorrow. There is one
every yearnbont this rinse. be as".
Fred lavcioy has his launch Swas-
tiha in commission again, 'a new en-
gine hiring been lilltdlioll by the Psi-
nter people, from whom he purchased
it. . Some of hlr have 's friends
have been asking him it re hefountl
Inch d fanny name for Illa craft, and
he explains that its salted it after
the indi charts. the Swdetlha cross
which a recently hecorse so popular
MA pins, watch fobs. etc.
liens r Harry Bradley. of the
harmacy, left town yesterday
lorhishomelnilon Io, .Y.,and
iii" no A: ””..‘l"‘.‘."..‘ii..".°i"t
. y man on a
he will c unto ’himseli a bride be-
fore his return. btit they have no
details information that such is the
Tia friends have surmised ids-oi
ethat be is about to em-
matrimonial sea, but he
has very «my and successfully
guarded the date oi the happy
event. _-
I
The Haylowers do not feel very
Jersey
all that with csrcisl badly over the less at latsrday nights
treatment she will eventually recover. gains
thepool tournament with Old
'hloh G. W. [levees defeated
o 1the ve over
Egrwsilt brothers. The
2"
t’h'
Wt by Mtltttrw
non. a New ilav
farmed
vest
limit.
‘ “lid
”is, homo-mt:
Holdoa
Aldon
have ‘
lurid“.
its best wealth
to character,
to good health.
gallon on to your hand.
When you would strihd.
ga'lndulge is improper conduct. .
0r things that are not rllllt.
a”ilold on to the truth.
And it ever will be
A help to you.
in life and eternity.
Hold on to your“ tongue. ’
When ready to swear.
'i'o lie or speak harshly,
Wherever you are.
Hold on to your temper,
in anger or wrath.
Agitdtlon or clamor.
Guard well thy path.
Hold on to your heart.
When evil coni'pdny aech.‘
Or invite you to join
in some useless ireah.
Hold on to your good name.
its of more value than gold,
High places or rashlonr
To the young or the old, ,
1-41.5-
emits.
up!
9:...
siItI'
Hold on to your [feet, ‘“ .
Be ours to mark time.
When pursuing the path
or error or crime.
Hold on to your lips,
Never allow it to pass,
The alluring contents
or the iirst glass. * ‘
i
For it Is the first one
That would lead you astray;
Then hold on boys
ilold on while you may
Iu'alt'l'filCli
East Norw’ alk Fire
. . . , O
‘ e
Assessment Notice
Notice is hereby given that an as
ttessment of the polls and taxable limp-
erty of the East Norwn'lh Fire District
3;? been madti on the Town List of
Bald assessment list may be found
for examination at the store of Ed
ward it Gorbani, on First street, in
said district.
The board of relief w‘i meet at the
said store of Edward ll; Gbrhltln on
Tuesday, March 24. ism. at 2 onion!
p. an, to hear and determine all an
peels made to them from staid assess
ment list.
Dated at last Nets-wit. Colin.
March id, 1908. "
‘ E. l". SHIT",
A. WALDHUN, '
‘H. 1.. [DWNDEU
”In"!!! CDmmillt‘G.
ll. II Gtinlbart, ICleIth." mil 9t;
a... ~.., .
ROWAYTON."
it. B. Hamel. of Heliport, Long in
land. has been the guest of relatives
in this place. ‘i
”A
Blue birds and rohlns. harbingers oi
spring hare arrived and an early sea.
son is promised by the goose bone
weather prophets.
Mrs Andrew ldiils. of Rowzyton.
has a fresh in the chicken line. out
of a recent hatching. one chicken who
discovered with four perfect legs.
Alfred lootweli. of South Not-walk.
preached in the Rowdyton Baptist
Church Sunday morning and evening.
to good sired congregations. He no-
nonoced that commencing neat Sun-
day he would deliver a course of three
sermons.
mm ALB honoree.
This meeing will he held at 8 p in.
at the t'owrl’ hall i.
Ba Warner of Gracie street. has
miw fully recovered from his illness
of pneumonia.
3.” 'Alien. the Main aim-l tlrtis-
gist is having a large “billet built
for phonograph repel-tie at his store.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilhon's three
children. Clark, Esther aitd ele‘
tiac
hpve recovered from a reclint
Hassle
—h——-—‘—
Miss Gladys Burchhrd daughter of
lit and hire. Ralph rchar
Darlon. Illa been going through a
siege of the grip.
ltlss Edith Stillman will leave Dar»
ten the latter part of the wash for
New York state. where she will tale
a position as milllnsr. ,-
W
'Andrcw Whiteisw and family have
moved from Itassleld arenas toil.
bones at Colleadar's Manta-«l
occupied by Samuel Horn. , .
leads A‘. Ishmael! Alheri‘fercov ass
semi-“in tbeciviiecertotesstasos
elves.
.tg.
charge oi the to;
Tuna, whom
St. John. will be greatly
many friends. ..
mlit—'i'he i at
pure-hue emirahaloth m
Hook-and aadlssdder‘ Co
lea. and Volunteer
Company oi Norotoatvs ,,
pristlag of ”.000 towards a
for the Noroton Heights Engine?
psny. the said ball to be
near the Nevada railroad depot.
“—Amu 1200 for the
sale of Noroton avenue, sear in
Pins 1
WWW“, ia
tth—Appropris
prevalent of the
I! .
stir—The accepting of the
lat out in Hiadley Park. so cailpd
Ha I s t.root
lth-t-Asd if doomed advisable. to
point a committee to inquire into
amount of eicctriolty need ‘ ,
town. sndto reappoint a committee
look into the tastier or as s ,
Plant to light the streets of the tow-
and tor the use of the eisiena.
'wst WESTPORT
The Boy’s nrlgade will nilct lh
evening.
hire. nylvmr Perils ls entertainis
friends from New York
m .
Miss Florence Foster has been
guest of heriaiater in Southptirt.
lllrs. Henry Mills, of Greene
has been visiting in Newark, N. J.
Tony Melee“, of the Farms, has
his idea to Louis B. Nether, of"
His way. , ,_
Mrs. Horace Mills, of Crone 1!
way, has been a recent g’nesIr‘of
Henry Hills. ‘ '
Joseph Meyers. who has
than at Dr. Roland's farm,
his position April 1. .
Mrs. Harry Hello and militia 9%
Alberta have been the ga'éstsgqlii
tiles in Bridgeport.
n—s—o—a—u" ‘1’ waI .
Contractor Oscar Smith has ,
ranged the doors ill Tonqet's’
House so thdt i'hby new tifich
*—
J. Fratth Elwood” and sis
Farms, are soon
where hey wl l illicit.
bottle.
liiss Dorothy Minis lithdfiloi
teacher at the he! debutant so
last week during the lilacs Oi
hiccup. ‘
The third union mam service wt
he held ednesday evening at m
church. reaching Vwill be by a“
town clergy.
Mr. and Mrs lohn ll. Word
been entertaining their daughter ANN.
Theron Brown and little don chit“
oi Weston.
Hon Lloyd Nash is melting ext
sire improvements at his building an
the corner of State street and Riven
side sverittn‘ A
Clarence Reagiel, of Port (1
who recently pttrclinled the Si” ,
ltoyalt term. will move into his
home this week.
Mrs William Taylor will .entan
Trinity Guild Wednesday -,
Pansy Guild will also meet tIi m
Mary Staples at thc‘santc time it“. ,
Mrs. George (lorlnni, who
west two weeks ago to the bed-it
her dahglticr. who later died d up.
scarlet fever, is now under qnhrsrr
at that place. .
Mrs. Joseph mayors of
district was given a petrol:
by a large number or re
friends In honor of her
Mrs. Meyers received all ”as
glits including a. handnme -.
patch and chain.
._.... *--—I——
NEW CANMN.
The death oi htrs, Roger H.
stock, which occurred at her
the New Haven turnpike, ltllfo'r’d,
day morning. after a short .I
pneumonia, came as a gust s ,.
many or her iricrids here, he It"! ,
ofanti one daughter,
New Canaan, d as is the
, t
filling: for than ponies. 7’
which she had made a tar
friends who smoothlss .
her family their loss. Prayers, ,
read at one at lit. and.
Oomstoch at 1: Id this .
the remains left the town eat
’traia for New Ceriumh
were held in the met
’lwl in the afternoon, a
lateth occurred.
oovnatldh assure atria "
ltnew oi the antennas of her
till loltlioi ltor dcdfll. ”tended.
survived by her line
Norwalk Chronicler