it:
those who tilt
stash: Cylinder; 2% it, it. ..
, 'l‘win Cylinder. 5
single Cylinder, 4
Twin Cylinder, 7
H. P. ..
l
it Tilliilliitic or carrots
cu: car in roan SPECIFICATIONS.
titanic. Cylinder, 895 H. P. .. 2::'
H. P.
if. P.
it".
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.226
esseellceeee
-v~.'su
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£300
... .350 .
Mao Second Hand .indiun. in good shape $90
Second Hana Thomas, in good shape ..
.. “5.
nostril ohm sneer,
M WRIGHT
sourti NORWALK.
ALL.
TRY A ToN.
W H RRIS &
,G‘ANS 00.
68 WATER 81'.
function: 450.
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BAILEY 00.,
, _. . SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work forEverything
MIL: foot of Marshall bireet.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street.
from a ,Pigger‘y to a. Palace.
V)
Tel. “-3.
' hi. “-2.
The use in homcn of Hardwood Filtering, care or partly covered with
rage. is rapidly incrnmiing.
The reasons arc:
let. it. adds greatly to the appearance of in room.
find, it. is easy to clean and keep clcan.
3rd. it. in much cheaper in the
long run than the old mothod of common flooring cow rod with carpet.
We have a large and varied stock or Edge (train Ynllow Pinc, Quartercd
Oak and Maple .lv'luoring on hand.
“A hint to the wine in sufficient."
SPECIALTY.
“t
LINCOLN ROOFING. A nupcrior brand of
roady made, unto-date
Roofing. Warmnicd for right ycnrn’wear without. rcpuiru or attention of
my ltind. it hi also a good substitute for oilclotii an t~iloor covering.
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’ HOT STUFF.
azelton Coal
Ibo place to get it is at
The B. Hershiieid & .Son Co’s,
rail. 294.
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On account of decorating and remodeling for
theSpring opening of
links, Suits, Stilts, Wants and
122 wart-zit 8T.
losed
Militant].
Watch our-lad. for the opening.
L. GOLDEN,
o8 WASHINGTON STREE’i‘.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
mini in: :it't'll and not
"Litlhe girl» :tln
hoard. Ethel."
"i know, nniinnnl; hut lf‘l‘m going
'to in: il, lutly wlimi i grow up .i'vr- got
to twain practicing Iaitdng noun» illlli',
you killi‘i‘."-—~Y0liiit*l‘ii Statcatilau,
bargains in
Gas or Electric
Stand Lamps.
Try one as your read-
ing lamp -- they are
selling at cost.
Give Us a Chance
To Estimate on
\
Piping Your House.
We will pipe it It
Cost.
Connecticut
Company.“
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A:
at»
'i’ovla; is mild, to ho thc arccpicd
lluw. but oncc in a while We have a
vitgtio nttnpiclon that it. in llii' (turnp-
tit-o lilac. ‘ ‘
THE NEW
4- Hotel Victoria. '5
on: MINUTE more oeror.
aunoczan PLAN.
'Our rooms a special feature. file
and Electric Light-Abrougheut. Iv-
cry room heated.
RATEG REAIONAILI.'w
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Importcd Ales, includ-
ing the famous iinutt'l, Burton's and
Bess 1. Cafe fitout. always on draught.
T. J. OULLIVAN. Preps-later.
Telephone Call.
A- “Moron cv-
THAT'S
‘ Toothbrushes.
'i'ho "Wear. Well" is the name of a
lil'w tooth brush that lit becoming
popular. Slime nhnpe and general
appearance: an the Phophylactlc. The
“Wear Well” hi it [untamed brush
and f‘itillii l0 cents lune than tho'Pho-
phylactic brush: namely, 96 undo.
We havo dozens of different styles
and unnliticr. of tooth brushes. so that
up can pit-mic everyone.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY, .
205 WMHINGTON eraser.
TEL. CALL. “lg-2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
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'l‘lwrn will he a box ameiui of thc
‘iiory Social Club rooms Friday cvcn-
ng.
.l. it. Cunningham and family, of
Van Znudt uti‘cci, npcnl Sunday visit-
ing in llothtrl.
Mira livbn Simona, who tltlundn the
Now illivcn normal aritooi. is ill at
her home in Henry ntrcct.
m.
The St, James Circlc will moot on
'l‘iinradny of thin work With him. Wil-
liam E’. ilarnon, ti litiwltltnt avcnuc.
Minn Em‘n chd, of High Rdgc.
lulu rt-tnrtm to limo Ntirwulk for u
litrthor visit with Mrn, iii'm‘y Wood.
of Fifth tin'lllIt“. ‘ -
St. Patrick was appropriatcly hon~
orod in East Norwnlk ,vvutnrdny. Ev-
ol‘yu‘livrt- wcrc tlicrc Wcarcrn of the
symbolic grown.
DnnM illioninicd‘n learned from a
man who arrived that night irotn Broi-
top that lili‘l‘v was six int'hon of show
in that cily yosicrday. i
3 Mini: ivlulla Darrow, of Scnvlr-w are
hit", has now gl'cntly iulprovcd front
lwr rm‘cnt attack of tin: grip. and in
attic to on about again.
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Tllc tout-horn of tilt-,Advont (lbrlav
thin Sunday achool held a iii'iti‘tinn last
night at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Walsh. in Cottage street.
'l‘bnro is but little cilantro ili thr-
condltion of Moi, John W. Mains, who
has iif‘l'll ni-rionety ill for so long at
her home in Osborn avenue,
Edward Fl. Gotham in planning to
put, his luuachdn commission for thc.
salmon. The motor in now being over-
hauled as a preliminary step.
'l‘hc knot of nnothcr 30 foot launch
line; boon laid at tho Antlcrtton launch
Works. at Oyster Shull Point, Busi-
ness is very brink at tile plant.
'l‘h‘crc. wan an tmuimnlly largo rep-
rcecnlntion of Elli". Norwnlk pooplc
taut night at the production of The
Into of Spice at iioyt‘s Theatre.
'The Advent Christian Church will
hold a cottage prayer mcctlng this
(evening at tho borne of Mrs/Roldan
Meeker, in Westport avenue, Norwuik.
Charles Fox. at Winfield street. who
hurt been nortottuiy ill of pneumonia,
in now getting along nicely. Mr. Fox
panncd the critical point of the disease
a few days ago.
A intuitions meeting of the Dory So-
cial Club will be hold this evening at.
tho t'iuh illllliit‘ in (love avenue, Roti-
tinc matters only will come up, Io for
an in now known.
'l‘tw party oh. fins licera, of the
“wellington sin-ct bridge. described in
another column. continued until “out
5 o'clock this morning, and everybody
had a good time. ‘
Owing to the Pound Social. this
t-vcnintt‘a rcltcnrual of the Philathoo
(lice (‘ltib with Mr. and Mn. Iim’
brosc (in mentor. in Gregory Ilouiuvard,
will be bold carly.
'l‘hc handsome new rceidencc which
.loucph \'room, of South Norwalit, in
having built iii linwltlna mrcnuc, lit
rapidly nearing completion. The In
tvrior decorating will soon be started.
w
Tin- i’hilutllcu and Decker Cluba of
the itiontli Norwnlk Baptiat church
have combined for a birthday etwial
to be iii-Id ihln owning at the home
of tho Mbmcn (writer. ill ticavicw itt't“
nun. .
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Tiic l‘iorv Social Club in pro-pasta:
quite an nlntmrntr cvont ill the nature
... ...
invest Your liioney 6%
so that it will m you at year
"REM/ESTATE iii the foundation of
all pronpcrliy and national greatness."
thcr wan this more appreciated or
tiu- windom of ludlclouu investment to
“fill t‘ilittto morn apparent than now.
hook over tho lute transactions in
New York Molly and you will see that
the comwrvativo luveetorrt are turning
from Wall atruui to [loll Estate invest-
motile.
GUARANTIID I”! P" CIN‘I‘.
The NEW YORK nitwrr OWN-
lGiiil’ (lOHPANY odor to abate with
you clthcr eix our cont. nusrantecd or
handling:
“1'! full profile derived fro
llcat lactate on the. Actor n.
This in an unusual o
«courts on lnvua
continually good old with all
dairies.
I, L. GOIUII. General Merit,
is sewn Mitt er.
1
tunliy to
can: nine“ 4;:-
i c
csuentisle of a safe and conservative
investment. and we tattle your in-
of an t-ntcrittlnmcnt by not of town
intent. The urtistn who will give tho
affair pro night blind ill‘iiiiiit from a
lionthu uchool.
ilownrd Taylor ill act it its janitor
oi’ the Mervin tit-hoot lli‘il‘ll the hiiv
Honor of Janitor .iohn ll. Mntthnwii.
who won ballad to Nowimra. Now
York. on account of tho acrioue liinriiu
of his brother. ,
W
Norman Ellsworth, engine man of
tho mtnworth illlhfiioilo orator boat
loinmnndor, roturtwd to hie pout in
few 63!! no from Bayonne, Now Java
any, whore he who called on nuctntnt
of the curious ilinoen of MI mother.
it is tittilcd that it only of three
ideal. Not-walk young lattice went to tile
Affinity flail, in Mouth.» hint oven—
lnz. tooling for thclr aunties. A
young man from down Plummet. Farina
way aeye they succeeded in their
rattan:- ......
I and it: - , Gill
shrill ’
I“.
yourdeesor
1- hit-tumult «
Mr .1,
thermal to moist lure of getting. a
shod supply. of freon Wcatport much.
and set ontior thitt place to purchase
thnpl‘ (mm the tight-mien who catch
the, Thole enltrlt tire: now very
much in demand. . .
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Oscurh, Rudolph hint onion»! a cop.
difftti'lli‘tio quantity of new niachlimry
for his rug tnnnuiactory on tiny mm.
dict Farm britlfli‘. Mr. Rudolph does
no; carter-r the arrival of all of ii. for
acme time, for the .part has to come
from Kalamazoo. Michigan.
.-
Tbe Dory Social Club in arranging
to put a Strong bluebird trout in tho
livid ibia season. The nine to already
in practice. and will play its first row
uiar "genus of the W01! next week.
when it will intact the learn of the
Trinity Men's Club. of South Norwullr,
A record job in ii”!!! made on the.-
construction of n shit! in Scavicw rive-
nuc, for Clarence Ayrcs. Work wall
only started in natural! a day and a
half ago. but she to now about complet-
ed. The boat in fifteen and cache"
feet long and ill!“ a beam of three and
one-half feel.
licrlmt't W. (lorham, who has bot-n
cmpioyud for about but yours by Ed-
ward it}. Gorhnnl. hon tonight-d and out
up in the painting and decorating bus.
inch for himscif. Mr. lioritnlu is now
doing nomo work in Wcut avenue.
South Norwaik. on Mrs. Dudline B.
Raymond‘s rculdcncc.
An intomtttlng time in promised all
than who stilt-mi tilt! l’hliathca Clean
Social thin t'i'f‘ltlltg, at the homo of
Mrn. Edward Simona, in Winfield
utrvr-t. Thor» will iii' no charge of
litilliititiltfli. hut i‘i‘t'ryimtly iii ruminat-
oil to bring it pound of norm-thing,
'i'hcuc pounds will be auctioned 0!.
Thu colorod barber chop on the
*Wuuhllllzlmi ntrcrt bridge in cloned up
and tiin‘uiiatio-s of ill" lift“? strovuiit‘fl
down. So far no known. this is the
only public colored barber ultop in the
town, The proprlt-tor'p wilt! clinic to
town a day or two ago, and tho two
(intranet! (or New York.
it has been learned that the one
absentee at the Advent Christian stilt»
tiny school. last Sunday was visiting in
Bridgeport. lint for this fact rin- at»
tundanro would burn bran Dt-i’ifl'l,
mm being present 108 out of a mom.
licrabip of 109. An effort will ho motto
this Sunday to have a perfect attcn~
dance.
The Position Orchestra. of Raul
Norwulit. furniuhcd motile last night
for I. burn dance given by tho Nation-
'ai Brittle Band. of Norman. Thr- affair,
true to its name, one held in a barn
and was well nttcndcd. Tilt: Etta!
Norwalk niuaiclntm nrrivod homo
shortly before midnight, the lestivltics
not lasting very late.
W
Jonovh Bartram. the big contor of
tho Pastime Basketball team, in fat)-
idly developing into a afar of tho-
same. Bartrameertalnty 'fnuidc good"
Monday night. when he want in to
taito the piece of “star in the Xavier
game. it would not ht- nurprlainiz if
Bartram should get another oppor.
ttinlly to “deli!” the 50048" with the
i" ilt'r.
[Cunt Norwallt residents any th‘ai it
is about time for a certain gang of
imyn who haw boon on railroading raw
pmlltioun blunt the place, to he
brought to justice. it in utait‘ti that
on the prt‘it'itmiti of ntolcn goodu sold
for ionic they bodly Went to a utorc
and proceeded to buy 3 Mock of candy
and other articles. 'l'lu- nature ‘of
thcso youngsters are in the hands of
tho authorities but what disposition
of-the case will be made has not yvt
been learned. it is understood that
the investigation is still going on.
if the Mallow" Hook and Ladder
and Nose Company avcragcs only 41
points per MP in the remaining foil!
uses of the pool tournament with
(Id Well Book and ladder Company.
of lentil Norwllk. the East Nomilt
firemen will be the winncr». Tim May.
flower! made 3! points more to their to-
m teat aidhtpy, Frank Backbolta'e
victory om Albert Brown. and now
have a lead on“ points. The lest
tilt Wt will and in
Fleet Norwelit tonight. when Fred
Madrid and R. b. Edmonds trill play.
in the first game Sconeld won by the
score of 100 to W.
W ‘
ll nppcnrtt that several mishaps
which occtii'mti during the Miles
of Richard ill. lrwin'e grand 8t. Pat-
rick's Day parade did not get in the
account puiiiidhcd yenterday. For in-
utanco. so 'tis said. there was a mut-
lay when Norwaiit was reached.
which almost caused the grand pa.
grant to break an on the spot. Mr.
trwla huutlly gathered twitter his
board of arbitration and the didicnity
whit quickly adjusted when Ir. lswin
narccd to bustlo intuit to East Norwalb
in [at n carp» of lubricatinl timid.
After cverybmly had been W117
oiled up the lineof march was resum-
pd.
ROWAYTON.
w
ltlr. Balloy. chief train doupalcher
of the" New Yorit (Million of tho Now
York, New Haven and iiertturd Mil:
rcmi Company. halt boon vlnitln:
iriuridn in this piece.
The improvement at the former
imyiutmi invalid chair manufactory ll
nowayton evcnue continue. and the
now owncru. ultimo mothers. have
to new them Mutated in a short
time now. '
A nurprltlo party mm given (marina
Adcm'it. that sitting. iii Mil hm on
"Ni Went. film. Where was a lane at-
teiideuee of his mid friends, see the
«onion 5min poet «Mable one.
A bowl” calm wee mad.
I ; wattle “ “
play at. Hose , ti. m
well known article: hurt. if"
wold. violinist; David Albrecht. tenor
minim; Mine Collin”. pianist; Russell
0, (lrlnwold. plants. .
W ‘
, Chat-lee Roman, a well-known Row-
ayton gentleman, is quarantined in a
haunt: in which he lives and in which
"there in smallpox, st Middletown. N.
Y. . Mr. Bowman into not been attacked
by the. disease.“ He is employed in
the othce of the Wells-Fargo Express
Company in Middletown.
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Friday evening. March 29. will be
but due of the bi, monthly rally of
the Epworth [canto tlniOn, to he held
“at the Nowell; Methodist Ramona!
Church. Many of the Bowayton menu
hora attond there matings. but gen-
erally are obliged to be in it crowded
car as a rcnult, However, this time
it has been arrange-d to have one of
the largo now cars of the Connecticut
Company tram Guider’s corner at, 7:01
o'clock for the convenient? oi thow
in this place wishing to attncd. and no
one will be ituhiccwd to crowded con-
dition». ‘
Worit will In. commenced as soon II
the «Weather will mmii on the int»
movement to the West Bide. which
wan voimi at the town mitotic! bold
in Dill'ii'll Monday uveniu. About
3.300 will in- nspendcd, and the wort:
will be under the direction of Select-
mun E. ’t‘. Bates. who has charm of
thin button. The trouble has been
mainly coined by tho hilh tides looti-
tng the highway, and it te,propoaed
in mine the road scrotal inches in
many places, putting" in a foundation
of stone and covering this with earth.
The residents are pleased that this
work will be done this spring. as they
have long been inconvenienced , by
the bad walking and driving.
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The regular monthly social of the
Christian Endeavor Society. of Row-
uyton Baptist. Church. was bold last
evculng at the homo of Mr, and hire.
It. ll. Evory. in Pcnnoyor street. A
plainly number of thcfmcmiwrh and
their friends woro present, and all
linseed a very Rood time. (lumen and
vocal and instrumental music wen;
tbo urdcr of tho cvcning. these giving
way eventualiydo rt-lrenhmente. which
worn nerve-d around it o'clock. do or-
chestra of six picccalurninhod excei‘
lent llliliiit‘. 'i'ilc affair. which was a
[rt-at success, was given undrr the di-
rection of Miss Minorra Sniflln, chair-
man; Mists Libbic Raymond. isli Ma-
bol Amid-3r and Lira. fluorite
auction sale of nriiclva lie on under
a nonnlcplntnc afforded mu :h amuse.
ment for lit-r thirty-ave yr or; people
present-
omen AND NOROTON.
Mrs. fluiph Birchard and tiullKilfvl'.
Miss ivy "ii't'hlrd, wmc visitors in
New Yuri; )‘t‘ult'rdfll‘.
(ivorgv ll. Tilly its making an "Kort
to auto sonic of hill uppity item-7 on his
cstenaivc placc in Barton by filling
big holes in them with content.
. Rr'hcurntll was held yesterday after-
uoon for thc rntcrlninmcnt which the
pupils of the Dorian Center school arc
planning to give at the town hall on
April 2nd and mm.
John A. Jarvis came up from New
York filllitin)’. and looked over his
property in liarien. Mr. Jarvis has
not yet announced when he intends to
more up from the city for the season.
M
The entertainment at the town hall.
Daricn, Thursday evening, under the
“aunpices of the Men’s Club of the Da-
rirn Congregational church. is to be
furnished by the New York Novelty
Company.
Charles Adams has sold his limitlc
in Main eircct, Barton. to Hoffman.
tho tailor. Tito Roddy family, who
now occupy the place, have it. leanc un-
til May lot, when they will vacate, the
piano and Mr. Madman and family
will move in.
, .
Fred C. Webb has been appointed
thnnlt'r at Noroton. vim.- Pontmaat-
er Wood, resigned. it» has obtai rd
perminnlon to mow the poetaonlcc to
his store ncar The Marlins. .lt'.
Webb in engaged in the grocery nud-
ness'tat The landing. and ho had
the backing of about all of the Cullen:
do: Point colony. ,
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The Dorian What! team is to hit
in the field unto this moon. and will
be a atron. aggregation, Practice has
alrimly begun, though no wilt-dale of
"mm has been made up. Anson; the
pilycra will be Fred Smith. Percy and
Chester Cantrell, and it in also or
mind the! Richard and Edwmd
Crush. of South Norwallt. will be in
the lineup. There will aim be a sec-
ond tram, with good material in it.
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tit-rcrai Dorian young man have an
ambition to perform tome pcdcairian
feats, and are anxiously awaiting the
W.
East Norwaik Fire
‘ District
“or a“ . ' f.
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cut Notice.
It ”
Notice is lien” Show? ninth“ so
mam oft tun prop.
my at the meet Nerwelk Fire Dietrie
{tween sue on the Iowa List of
said aseeesateiit list may be head
for nomination at the store of no
went I. w. on firet~etreet. in
paid district.
. fie heard of
mid store of lid rd I. (lonely on
My. March It. lees. at 3 o'clock
p. nu, to bear «team: all ep-
':I
m ‘
A.
search.
M .
pic-oil um determined um
I.
inmmtmfivteii‘amor
more 1
WW
,, it. t. W‘
relied will M at the'
on
i
notion drilling outwith
no snow: or ilet‘tteinitlsv
Muted. if You Eat Diapeps'tn
Afterwards ‘ ‘
"...—d
You can eat anything your stomach
craves without fear of a case of bull;
deation or Dyspepsia. or that your food
will ferment or tour on your stomach
if you will take one ”into Trlamie
of Dispcpslu after eating.
Your meals will taste loud, and any-
thinx you cat will be digested; nothing
can ferment or turn into acid or poison
or Stomach gas, which causes Belch-
ing. Dizziness, a feeling of fullness
after cation. Nausea, indigestion (like
a lamb of lead in stomach). Biliouev
aces. Heartburn, Water brash. Pain in
stomach and intestines or other syrup-
tom].
Headaches from the stomach are ob-
aolutely unknown where this elective
Diapepsln is used; No matter what
drying tip of the roads. to a wanker
so they expect to walk to Bridgeport
and return. it is expected that the
party will be made up at Howard Caro
troll, Harold Willmott, Harold Whit;
ncy and annual others. One of the
young men atates that he has no doubt
that they will be able to make the
trip before April let.
WESTPORT.
Walter Price has returned
home in llrooklyn.
......o
to hit!
Mrs. Edwin pom hon ,rt-turned
from a visit. [0 Watt-rimrt,
.....q
hint, Fred H. Salmon has been the
guest of friends in Norwalk.
--s-
hire. (trot-go ii. .lrnnlnga has lit-fl)
inc gucat of hcr mother in Ncvaorit.
~ Mrs. Louie it. Mills has returncd
from a visit with lrlcnds in' Bridgeport.
Mm. Walter Gould and children, of
Sausatuck, are visiting in Middle.
town. ‘ ‘
Mrs. E. ii, Whitman will .mprram
tho Cnrrcnt lit-cats Club tomorrtm‘
afternoon.
Mra. Jone-pp Jonathan, of Tim Warm-t,
has hN'li rnti'rtaining her niece Dom
Bridgeport.
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Minx Eliza K. Altman died at “or
home in Lyons Plains saint-day emu-
i
, nit. aged 70 yearn.
Mr. and hire. i-Zdwtn Jvirnlnze are
entertaining, their daughter, who re~
sides in Hartford.
Mina Williams. who has liccn'
client at Trinity rectory. has left town
, for a trip to Canada.
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Mt‘. and Mrs. William S. Adams
haw returned from Branford, where
they wore the gneniu of Rev, and Mrs.
Barhydt. a former rector of Christ
church, Wi-stport.
Mini-i Ilolgc, the Silt grout» tcnt-lu-r
at the center echooi. hint presented to
the school a handsome» banner of bull-
and. gold to he placed in the mom
having the highest attendance for the
month. , .
0n the 22nd 'of Apriir .‘hvmuci.
lodge. K. of P,. plants to hold. a ban-
qtlct, Aniong‘ tho sprain-rs aajc ”(lor-
ornor Woodruff, Hoot-Gov. lxskc, Ho-
mcr
W. H. Marigold, of Bridgeport. ‘ Thoso
having the nflolr in hand are, Rcv.
George 1-). Biuhop, Humor 8. Becrs.
Joseph 6,. Hyatt, Willis 8. Jones and
690m A; “flow.
The town hart two do; wardens, and
the unlicensed animate will ruin wall.
to lake to thc World. "Kinh" Allen war.
appointed by the brat ward of sell-ct-
?! E .
Cummings. of Stamford; and ,
it
, by any
name you choosewit is certain that "
the real canoe is fmaiation oi tilt!
food. you eat. All also are merely
symptoms or the result of this may. -.
For all these things you will find.“
sure atre in Diaper-in. and one I}.
xraln'l‘riansule. taken alter your add: ’ ‘
meal. will-mu this. pain roll,
ly does all the work of a healthy stoma
rich. 1 dlmts your meant when four.
stoniw can’t. Each trlan‘guie will -
digest 3,000 grains of food and We
nothing to fenncnt or sour. Any‘md
pita many. kerezcan supply thembfi‘
cent cases of Pape'u Diapcpain, whit: .
have the complete formula printed
thereon to allow, Just what you 7.
taking. and that it i. no more harm it!
than candy. " ' ‘
Start taking thapepeln todar. and-hm
tomorrow you will actually bra about:
your healthy, sarong Stomach. or’yme “
then can eat anything and everything.
you want, without the slightcut discom-
fort or mleery.t and every particle of
impurity and lgas that ‘lu in your
-stomach and i eetlnes is going to he
carried
way without the use of taxa-
‘uy other assistance. V
lives or
prostration, is said to be considerabiit
improved. .
J. D. Smith, of Now Yorlt, has rent»
ed the Conventional parsonage (on
five months commencing May 30.
...—-
bliss Phoebe J.j,flcnwlcii has return.
ed front a plenum visit with Mine,
Miriam Brown. ‘Sprinztield, Mess.
A lavatory will: be installed in tho
cnginc house in oftew daye, and other
sanitary plumbing attended w.’
Benjamin F. Kcetcr, .lr., has burr
chased a tour cylinder Ford runabout
auto. which will be here In a few days.
it
. Misti Helen. Raymond but; been cons
lined in her home in Hoyt stunt for.
the past four days with a “remnant. ‘-
, e
Mrs. Elwin Hoyt, who hail been our:
lously i‘.i at her home in CM“?!
street ';or several days. is COnVllcl‘
t‘cnl. ' "'
Flu. and Mrs. Howard ll. Raymond.
of Now. Haven. arc guests of his limb
or, George E. Raymond, Seminary
Street. " ’ ‘ v
Miss Mary 8. Raymond. who hail
been ill tantalum time at iti‘r home in .
Railroad avenue...“ still in it, (with z ‘
condition, _
err More. Stamford. after the winter
ht‘r position in Mia» Fonncii's millin-
cri- ntorc, Stamfor, after the winter.
W. ‘ation. ..
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A number of ioml Iportnmrn were ,
at their bungalow at Lake Waccabuclt, ‘
rSunday, making arrangements tor the ,
icoming season.
Phillip Laughton Hoyt We put-chatted
the corner lot on Proupcc and Semitic
airy streets. “poi which he will sooth
l-rcct a dwelling. ,
-.. -.—&..¢—-——4 t. '. '
Minn Ruth ilinkcrd has lit-on Mt"!-
taining Miss Bertha Hamilton. 'an
Stamford. at her home in Prosptrl, .
street for a f'cw‘daysu " . ‘.
i
Conductor F. A. Shaina in able .to
bc on. after an illness of live Fffiifli.
lie in still unable to perform hintin-
”(3'3 on the express train.
W
A stweoptiran lecture on Manila
Will bo given under thr- auiipicenv it!
the Women's Club, Thursday ovunin’: . ,-
at 3 o'clock. . '
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A social and danci- will he. held in
Raymond'tt Hall this evening. it to
said that green will battle predomiw
citing color. Shepard} Orchatru will ’
furnish the music.
The regular meeting of. Geared F.
Johnson Lodge, K. of R, was/hold in
the Raymond building lent evening.
.snd businens of considerable impor-
tance wee transacted: ' . it,
men to serve for one year trom April
15. I907.
was appointed to the, some maltiun.
Just who iii the real oflclalulo; catch
job there will probably be’no il'ouiiit'.
'Mieit Abbic burr. of Groom Permit.
passed away Saturday evening at tho
home of her brothcy, William H.
Burr, after a brloi' iiiitolts of puru-
mtmia. Deceased was a life long rest-
dent of The Farms. and an carbon!
worker In tho Westport (.‘tmureitation-
at church and Sunday school. having
taught a class for ovcr nu yearn. Mina
Burr was 73 yearn old. and leaves a
brother. William H. Barr and a sister,
lire. lat-y Ely. or Pennsylvania.
M
nun—now
t-‘raiiic Benedict. of New Yorii. is via-
iting friends in town.
I. W unpublished is ill lit ills
1 home in Mlmd‘avenue.
Mrs. l. B. Brown il a (nest of tier
daughter. lire. W. W. (lumen. ‘
M E.
(3. Ned flirty. who has been ill with
a severe cold. has recovered euuciaut‘
ly to be out
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Mrs. J. A- i.awrem.‘oi New Vol-ii.
,Iottt avenue.
iii.
i “din. (learn hello“ baa been
guest all relatives I loved beech,
wee .
.fbtrs. deem. millaymmd. who in it
rum: in. e sanitation imitation
a
for
tilt“. utility will fill?!“
1w, .
My: ..
but week Cor-ncliua Kcmporr
cr is a mineral discussion. but an um. George. .lctllffc, Sou
(timetable Alien (loco not our :‘nr till-- this afternoon. ‘
is a nest of bar son, I. B. Lawrence”
The regular meeting of the Wouldn't!
i'r‘orrign Minnionary Society of this M.
8. church was held at the home of, ‘ ’
lb, IVWWIK
Commencing last evening the ['0'
ma anti butchcrn will clone their hilt-i
incite pincer at 6:30 'p. in. durifls “*0
summer. There will he no ascertain
to thin rule excl-pt, Saturday "on!!!“
and eventnse proceeding holidays.
......»
Received the Members of the MM
College This blaming.
'itOMll, March id.~—'l'he pope Mil!
received the members of the them!
College, who erccted hint on the W
customer his statue day. , ’ “i .
't‘iic pontiff told the cardinuiu how it .:
certain gold coin had bet-n etc to ‘
him as u inbitcc gift by the .
of Maui. " '
This coin was discovered ill
while excavations were hotel
the foundation of a new «are!
rut. ‘t't‘ was intuit: twain;
or: race a ..
ill. a mambo "medium”
in net. Thorium” m
it" "i "’l "“6. all...
an ens
ao‘ hormone: ,
unit and! rtbat if teeter
“our”. .tlteeaieaetofliie
t surplus Mid be retitled to
dine . architect em
sin rage e met h ‘,
t‘i .,
t'fgibfl‘fi , tell it to
, as tho only our _
to maisocuflipiflomw NW
timid. rotor mu em A!
ymmwwmw . .
Mr.-
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Norwalk Chronicler