mainly detain! by the importance
and population at ihn‘cily. bio lane
and ornamental buildings will be an-
thor-inert. but. the needs of each It»
oniity will be determined by the com-I
mitten, and n irritable building in each
case. . 3 .
Under Inna-lite. it is not likely that
any Conuwtimtt city will rm over 875
out) tor It IluIIlIIflI and site.
New Lindon is asking it” ”0.004!
for an fiddltiou to thomrelom building,
and the treasury department reports
that this sum is necessary. It is on-
tluitttod that it costs more; to build an;
addition than it (loud to erect a bowl
building. and the entire sum asked for
will probably be noted,
baton of congrosu, and that item'- Briutol is Roll by for “00,000. and:
day In other of the house», mpulr the treasury dmrtmetn urges the
W 3 1 1908.
’ring-:-Opeumg.
. V’Store will be Open Tomorrow, 8 a. In.
l
auluuuo sun. aware. I.
“1.. Has; llilairua in for
‘ " . ”rant. 3 3
. WABTIIINGTON,Q. March 2L—«Tbo
halluyiommitteo on public buildings
ind wads now declares that there
, firm!!! to be a public building bill
6
Walnut To ANN
OUNCE To THE PUBLIC ’I‘HAT OUR
srocx or srRINo
Ioaks, Suits, Skirts and
_ Waists ' '
IS. READY FOR INSPECTION.
‘Call and examine our goods. The styles
are the latest and the prices are the lowest.
L. , GOLDEN.
£8 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ SOUTH NORWAI.K
W‘r -W-—‘-.._.. .4... ......,-M ”HAM—omnu . ................
Indian Motor Cycles
THOSE WHO ARE THINKING OF GETTING A MOTOR CY-
' CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Single Cylinder. 21% II, II. ............... m
Single Cylinder, 31,1; ll. l’. .. .......... szzs
'i‘win ‘1’.“"ihfi'f i. it. i: .. .................... $250
litifidilllm ill»: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::33
Also Second Hand Indian. in good shape ....... . ............. $90
‘ Second Hand Thomas, in good shops: .3 ............. $65
" SOLE AGENT 0F TOWN OF NORWALK.
M. WRIGHT
SOUTH NORWALK.
i...
50an MAIN eraser,
-v\. . ._......... own...” _.-—-......_......M.. . . 3
‘ NONE .
BETTER.
TRY" A T-ON.
HARRIS & GANS co.
TELEPHONE no.
I. WATER 81'.
a.” a...” ........ .-.~..... 4--
THE, HATCH & BAILEY (30..
sown-I NORwALK, corral.
Lumber and ill Work for Everything
from a3 'ggery to at Palace. -
MILL. foot of Marshall "not. Tel. “-8.
LUMBER YARD, VIM Itrut. fol. M.
The use in boron of Hardwood Flooring, pure or partly covered with
rugs. in rapidly trier-Buns.
Tho reason on: iota,“
2nd. It. In casyfio clean it
adds greatly In the nppnaranco of a room.
keep clean. :lrri. it is much nbcupcr in tbs
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpal.
We have a largo unarmed stock of shire Grain Yellow Fina, Qoartcrsd
Oak and Maple Miooriu on hand. "A hint to the wish is sulleient."
., SPECIALTY.
LiNcOLN IOOFJNG. A loperior brand of ready made. uptodata
Rooting. Wat-rum for night yours'wonr without repairs or attention of
any kind. it Is ' substitute for ollcloth as a loor coronal.
lton A
W M ”VII“ I‘ {I} *‘ .
t
East Norwalk Fire
‘ in; the famous Ball's. Burton'- and
15m for the this... or
335,000 for the site. This is said to be
entirely too high. and titd’ probability
Milforto Jilin a mfortho
site, Th YEA)“: R.
“00,000. and: this
treasury department. i
building can hn' put in" this’ city for
”0.000. and a site Inclined for lat).-
mm. This. too, is c aimed robs out at .
proportion anil'tbat' the price of the
sun In entirely too high. The commit»
too, will probably report $16,000 for the
building am site. '
.Nuugatuc and Win-ted are each
asking for $75,000, but as both ware
intrml‘mcd by Mr. Lliisy it is probable.
that only one will be granted. If so. »
committee an, estimate M ladle no-
t'tmrily and cost of the building for
Nettgntuok. but will probably do so in
the near future.
llIIIIlIIIry. whore $125,000 is asked for
by Mr. llill. This amount will also be
out probably to $75,000. .
Altogether tho chances are thatcom
arctic-In will got ilvoimildings, inolndi“
int; the addition to the New Ignition
building. ,
coma-curt
all.
m... lumtumun soup
W?" 4
District. _
Assessment Notice.
Notice is homily given that an on-
m-nnmnut of the polls and taxable pmp-
orly of Ilu- blast Norwallr. Fire Mimic
has been made on the Town List 0
tool.
rinld itftnoosnwnl list may be found
for examination at. tho store of Ed-
ward ii. tiorhalu. on First. street. in
said district.
'l‘lm board of rt-linf will meet at the
said store of Edward E. florhum on
Tuesday. March 24. I908. at 2 o'clock
II. rm, to hear and determine all up-
pouta mudo to them from said assess-
ment list. I
Iron-d at East Nor-walk. Conn.
Slurr'll Ill, I908. I
ii. ’i". SMITH,
A. WALDRON.
il. l.. LOWNDES.
District Commlltr-n.
I'Z. Ii. fiIIIulluri. Clerk. in“ 9!
THE NEW
'3- Hotel Victoria. '3-
ONE MINUTITIOM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room a spool-lam". an
and Electric Lights firm It»
cry room in
ml.
RATE! REASONABLE.
Finoty stuitsd cm in
A full line of Imported Alas, Includ-
Baas a Cola Stout. always on drought.
1’. J. OULLIVMI, W.
Tsisahom call. 20—2.
invest Your Money 6%
sotllstitwillpsyyou 1’“!
"REAL learners tho i one:
all prosperity and national gm .
Never was thll more app or
the wisdom otindlclous invention In
real estate more appnrlnt than now.
hook our the lat. transactions In
New York Realty and you will an that
the mmmnvntivo investors are turning
trom Wnll street to Real Built. invest.-
mtvnfu. '
GUARANTEED Six PEI CERT.
Tito NEW YORK REALTY OWN'
FIRS’ COMPANY otter to sitar. with
you either six percent. guaranteed or
In» full prams derived from banana;
Iiml Valium on the Astor-vial.
This in an no 10
net-urn an investment combining on c:-
I-nptlonally good yield with all the
«muonllnls of a safe and «curative
investment, and we Invite your in-
quirlon. .
R. L. COOURN. Garter-i Agent,
16 SOUTH MM“ GT.
........ m
I
Bargains in I
Gas or Electric
Stand Lamps.
Tryone ssyourrcsd-
Ing Istnp—j-thcy are
selling at cost. I
Give Us a Chance
To Estimate on
Piping Your House.
Wewflpipeitst
Cull.
Is that the committee will show us.-
Nuugntucl; has the preference. The ,
department has not as yet sent the .
The same III true of .- ,
‘ ills: II grip cold,
Mull Christian Church met last evo-
3 for a short litn
’ tic-rs. on tho luttt-r'a sloop Ivy I’Oint.
l}.
3 DROP! for
the lunar, lbw/II”; walnut! irrimml‘
3333M l treason oi the.
ballot. Fried
an unmarried”, arr.
‘%”°M-“t, 1.4.
d
9.
In
y Watcher is futile ill at his
in First .alreolo ‘ 3
William Ross has set out to over-
buui his boat for the coming season.
home
Erneat Reynolds. moved into his now
molds-nee in Winfield street. roster»
tiny. ‘ .
The Dory Boeinl Club tins decided
to hold u dance on isomer Monday
mooring.
Mrs. Michael D, Draw inland! to
mow from Scarlets aveuuo. Emit Nah
walk. to Harbor nwuuo. Norwnllt.
lmtvr Currier .i, ll. llnnford. othn-
field dirt-vi. is drain "on tho lob" again
this morning. though he in still Milt-
; .'l‘ltr- Mission Study Clues of the All-i
ill: at tho lImm- of Alfred Nickeraou,
in Ernie avenue. 3
Mina Emily Martin. of Povlrslriil. New
York, who has boon tho guest of her
uncle. C. if. Als'imrpc. in Marion
avenue. returned home yesterday.
Cnptnin can A. Anderson. of first:
I‘m-nun. Yllflllllgl’l' of tho Ellsworth
Oyster Company’s business in title vlv
oinlly. was on a trip to New Haven
yesterday.
.........._.,....
“Thermometers not down to '1 do
green above zero this morning. and the
weather was anything but aIiI-Iurzr.
loo former about IiIv meadows and
on the ponds over night.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy and family.
of the Washington ulnl’t‘l bridgo, will
In: the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Kwanlrin, in Stamford. Mm. Kwoultln
is Mr. and Mrs. lmvy's doubler.
M
Horace A.3Sn,undt~rs and William
Lyle, .wbo have over 3 Bridge-
port working on 1th untu‘ growth
grounds, returned yesterday to blast
Norwaik and will not so book until
Monday.
*—
Gonrlto W. Oonklln has returned to
East Norwallr from New Junior. Mid
Hind-ll in no tilt-r" again about ‘iht‘
lino of April, to taken position in tho
I-urpoulorinn business. He was in
Newark and vicinity. .
llnrrv Webb who has hot-n working
with iinrnct‘ A. timin-
hau ri‘IIqullItIIi‘d his position and will
return to his regular duties on the
oyster steamer standard tomorrow.
Mas Gertrude Mandel. of ill Plena-
nnt avenue, was tendered It aurprlao
burly, but evening, by a company of
her young friends. A number of genius
were played during the evening and a
tempting supper wu served.
The cltiacn‘s olf'llimd Norwulk are
being Manly warned of the spoo-
M dim moon? 3 next Thmdny
nflbtattlte Pitch Ihool. in addition
”like publication of the notice in.
” columns. copies n! the notice
‘ been posted abom tile district.
‘ Howard Mouton. me are ycsr old
first ennui dad, who obstetrical. an;
Infill purity;
Wattarnoou. The bride ivill ba‘Mlss L
. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarence Hawkins. of
. .- seaside plum. aud‘littroid ll. Hoyt.
- whose home is in East Norwsllr, but
_ occur‘at the bottle of the bride. ‘
. of James cunnlnsbsm. of Wound!
: and a temptl
. henceforth will conduct the business
ed’tbem permission to black up and
* holiday school at 12
. loci”. GOd's Method 0!
‘ church,
_ Prayer meeting '1‘
. Cora avenue. was a
" it list reached E313 lidrwnlit
an uqdideui‘bhlcb'belufilbe fill»
worinmflgyater‘bofi Wozndsraa‘gls
ure.,. more 9, W I '
. broke ‘dlhié" allotment!-
u r or . I. W. .9
bolhggtl tool; ippgyto make.
.Ilfiid' lira. Ill
, avenue, intend 3h 3 y
the tier part'of flavor tint.
otJune, and willrerpaln abmd II or
his ween. “They will malts this ,
or the gumbo. of collecting s essay
of $20.0 0. which recently befall Mrs,
Garnish. upon the death of hot {rand-v
motllttr. ‘
'A quiet Weddin; more Iiol‘ Ionized
in Earn Norwslk st'lzld o'cl it this
May Hawkins, the populardnuxlller of
who In employed in the batting busi-
noas in llauhnry, The ceremony. will
" z
' A party or about twenty-live friends
street, gm together last evasion. and
tendered him a surprise par f.‘ Gunter
were played and various ‘ her. w-
limes which create so much too at an.
affair of this kind word indulged in
rig array of refreshments
was served. he surpriaers’rcturned
to their homes about midnlxltt, satin
lied of a line evenings sport. .
“in...
Thero has Just been a chance in the
llrm of “stimuli and Ayres. who for a
considerable length of time. have con-
ductedaxroccry store in the Randall
block. in Van Zonal street. Oscar E.
Hodmuft bus dlipfidctl of his share oi
the holiness to Emerson C. Ayres. who
dlonc. James Cunningham. clerk for
'H. E. Mood RnIl"ConIpany. the East
avenue grocers. will enter hir. Ayrea'
employ. ‘
The agile, gymnasts of the Young
Morr's3AssociaIlon of the East Avenue
Methodist Clinton are a little bashful
and louder ilurn— Reynolds has grant
mask next Friday evening when their
larlics‘ night will be bold and when
they" will so through the exercises
they have hen learning. Twenty of tho
lads-put in nuappoarnnca for the drill
rehearsed lnat night and all promised
to be on hand next Friday night,
Edwin M. Yoorbcoa, the welliknown
plumber, was a victim of tho Ollaaoa
wnlluh lust. night. Yesterday was Mr.
Voorheos' birthday. and in honor oi
the event the Oliaeowuilas planned n
big surprise for him. They were
very successful, the! unsuspecting- host
very Iniwn completely uunwarea. The
usual pastimes at parties or this him]
were enjoyed, and all of the filty‘or
Rlsty guests had :1 line time. A null-
pvr was served, and the function came
to a. close during the woo smn' hours.
Contractor Totuuey. the lighthouse
buildrr. who constructed the new
Writs Lodge lighthoucs. has char-tor
ml the luteoliunbont Aids, owned by
Contractor trestle Gamble, of East
Xorwullt'. and later. about the first of
May. the will no [slim to the oeIaJ
ware Breakwater. where it in under
aloud, Mr. Toomey has nnothor light
house building job; The Max was put.
overboard today ,nnd her first. work
will be to tow lumber to Compo. wlIol'o
Mr. Gamble has the contract to build
two houses.
It is now. or at least will be. after
this evenings game. up to Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company to name
the date for the big supper which will
be the stake of the pool tournament
with the‘ Mayflowers. Last night.
.lobn Hull registered another victory
for East Norwnlk by defeating George
ll. F‘brrls by the score of 100 to 75.
Ferris did better than in his first
some, when Hull beat. him 100 to 56.
This. evening William‘McPherson, of
the Old Wells. grid William Wichc, of
tho Mnyilowors. are supposed try-wind
up the tournament.
The Advent Christian Church. Rev.
Mater F. Reynolrh. pastor—french-
in: at 10:30 a. mood 6:45 p. In.
Homing subject. Where Marthe Dead?
Evening subject, lionca' Noble Choice.
in. superinten-
Janiar Loyal
. in. Young
1?) p. m.. sub~
Character Dc—
loader. ids Ainsworth.
class )viil meet at the
«day. evening st 7:30.,
build” evening at
7:80, followed by special and import»
ant church business meeting. Mission
study class Friday evening at a. 33V.
Volsor's, Quintard avenue.
dent. Richard Bland.
Workers" meeting at 8
people’s meeting at 5:
velopment.
Bible It
W .
The box social inst evening at the
quarters of the Dow Social Club. in
very many event.
. an all who were there testify today.
Inch of the young lady guests brought
o to: tilled with lunch. and also con-
idnag‘tbo'owpsr'snanw. These has-3
as were auctioned of! to the your
mm by 11er .sfltrwt. .
WWW: ’
oi
island. has moved to Homelands, N. Y...
Tho young
I
-"I* t:
«I
'i
nowsr
“W I I
1!. r. Crsnc. who has been occur”
lag the Bowen cottue.IContsntmeut
s
I
W
. A debate and musicals for the boom
tit of the school library will be held
April 3. at the nowayton Hon Cour
party's house. ‘
Ham Hunts, of 69 Garfield avenue.
Danbury. baboon at Bell Maud sev-
eral days, making repairs to his sum-
mer collate little. ’ 3
Miss Edith Wright, the actreu.
whose summer home is inllowsyton.
la the mail of Miss Bldumflmlth. of
West street. South Norwsilr.
M
Three massive martinis arrived at.
the Rowayion railro-Ii station yes»
Inrday for Castle Venice. ’f'hcopbil‘e
Euphmt's new residence at the shore.
id. E. llruuerhouf. lilss ll. V.
Brown. T. Turpin. (‘bu on Green, H.
P. Morgan, ,l.. l.. Sin-ct. A. G. Van
Nostrand. have letters awaiting them
at the Rowayton postoillce. I
Rowolmn MPthodilIt Episcopal
church. Rev. E. W. liysnhe. pastor-
Morning attrition atrium); sabbath
school at 2 p. 11's.; pullers Molt, Bible
class at 2:20 p. m: Epworlh Mamie
service, 6:30: Evenin‘ service at 7',
p. m. The pastor will preach atlbothv
services. ‘
...._._._...
Rowaiton lin tist'ChIIrchv-wSunday
services: Publni worship. with nor-
mon. at 10:30 a. in. and 7:750 p. In"
Alfred ll. lioutwcll officiating. lllble
school. llzllr a. m: .lttulor'iiudeavor
at 8:30 p. In; Senior Endeavor at
6:30 p. m. Thursday at 7:30 p. uI..
mid-week prayer meeting.
The oyster steamer Mabel h. Slov-
ons had quite an accident to her run-
chinery. this week. while at work in
the vicinity of Grocnport. A cylinder
bend blew out. and it is understood*
that there was other trouble to the
propelling mechanism sudicicot to
cause a lay up of several days.
The lIIIpmvements at the invalid
chair IIIauIIfactory of Raymond lirotlI-
era. formerly Francis lloyiaton's. still
continue. Several painters are now
at work. and the blacksmith shop and
other smaller buildings have been.
primed and work is protrusion on
the main structure. New roofs have
been placed on all the buildings. and
underarythiugwillhcto
' if you have 53 reliable
North no or you
3 was turned“!
rrI-lutive‘a ’I'll
This isan
‘ k' Buttboi'o‘is lift
hurrying, 3‘mrrying or
I
‘I . v.1
:1 lt’ "Oth'li
yearly tad
pm. During his residence
Hindlcy has built fourteen l
cludina six besides those 0
Park.
Miss Rose Stupid 3
er, of Port Chester. 9
day of their sister.
Bloom. .
lira.
Goons Clock, of Dorian. w re ms
yesterday of friends at recmmI
New-your, . ‘
low-W . .
‘l-‘red Webb. of man's End undid
is now pontmaatcr of N . . m
odica fixtures were Wot! :lli‘fi
in J. H. Webb's store drill iii: 3
Thebonpr list at Center School a
the last exam-um lot 3: one
7—»Geosrupby. muse Lon don, hi 3
est: Bertha lowndea. ”find
Physician. EdwardI'Nllfdln ’
A... _ I “h‘ "' ‘ ,,.
'l', .l.- Mead reports.» doc 3
moving northward.i tbc '
have also been heard and
curred the first thunder st
season. so that "upriu"
ed for in a few days.
q
Ed
rel
Ms.
.t.
‘0' W
WW. “
Mayor»
m of,”
i’betlw
,.
%
Not very much damage
the little fire in‘ them
Worries G. Waterbury
Main strand-writ? Wig:
nlnx.‘ on! c act, 33
any was aflrc beefifllbflt M
' s
udder timothy r’cs
time. The burning sorrow
of commissionby the tired!
tlngulshers. ‘ ' ' ‘ " "7'
M ‘ I
nor HEALER m “in: 33 33 3
Rev. 1". Slatbirllfdf‘w
mine. says: “iwbavclused W
Arnicn Salve for several yo}
old army wound. and othe‘
sores, and iinri it the best healer inure.
world. i use it too with artist pundi-
in my veterinary bullihcss.
l". H. Baxter's Drug Store.
Congregational churcll’rr-S‘Iludayy
um. Harriet on Price paired Thu
day“ in Bridgeport. 3 i (
lira. Morris Hills entrrt ed several,
ursnsy; 3 ‘ «
.
Mrs. Waterbury has ' bee the
of her sister in Weston.
ucwdlooru laid owr a. considerable
portion. In other inst. Ices new tlm-;
born and sills have I‘ll“. placed .nli
position. doors and windows repairer”
and other important. changes and hit“)
movements made. The foundationsj
and chimneys have been contented and .
thing is now assuming n tine appear-
once.
or raillogu about the boundaries oi
the land and remade and seed the
lawns.
W
ONLY CUBE FOR OVGPEPSM.
Mrs. Franklin Bush" of New Castle.
Del. says: ‘ 'tl suffered for mrs‘wlth
dyspepsia. mod to have great. distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but ‘yiotltiilt: sum me
until I took Brazilian Balm. son one
cool, bottle cured nle completely." ‘ 3
For sale of ii. iii. l’laioted,‘3i', H.
Baxter and The Cliflord' Pllorioacy. ”
Duran AND « noaoron.
Miss Mildred ilnllorau has recover
od from‘her recent illness.
Gout-sis Nash has returned to Dar-
ing and is attending Center school.
M
Mrs. Amanda Coomhs. of Dorian. is
a guest for's. few days of frlsnds in
Stamford. ‘ .
-_--—-—-----
Mrs. William Ball, of Stamford.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. William
A. launder...
M'—
Thls is the first year that Canter
school has chosen 'tschool colors."
The! are dark bloc and whim.
M
lit. and Mrs.
namd their
‘monthcnmlnpporwith they
lady whose box th
Airliner, future of
danctns. music for, which
a; 00:. tho I:
r _.
tor. The members
It“ ones..." i. ..‘.
In . an a
“nonhuman“. I“ ‘3‘
I W
1 ”MIN ‘ ”Lil-WWI. ,
- 9i], fit.
The B.
"is“ th ‘
t‘
. , W mud?" sr.
ay had porous .
tho mining war
was furnish-
lub's 'sz pinto by Ir.
Albert Kuhn and Barry Tar
. the club‘ have
for sons
«lighted
m or
was, soar ism rim. Isis».
lira. “word-131i“
certain“ a coil
whist party Thursday sftsrnooa.
m
l
0' ll
will
of Dorian. When Hr. 3,
mi"
pointed up where needed Midway-Ema Greens Farms church,
It in promaod to erect fences:
3 Mr... d Mrs. Edwin J
conferring their dad
1
505
Ronald 1). him have
sou Frederic Oran
momma.
olfrloldsua
Miss Plorenéc'flrlldley h returnrd
lrmu a visit in few York.
a
other
Miss Ethel Faircblld in pier
a friend trorn out of town
Mina Susan Blackstone, brunist
is visiting,
In Boston.
’3 ‘ ‘ a
e nlilgs are»
tor," from
I
llartf 33-3»
Mrs. Orlando Allen. (it
been the silent of lien
Putney. of Milford“: ,
um..-
i
i
i Al. Tyler. who resides
bum homestead. has “on
(farm of Mrs. Henry f.ieclt'r.3
viiishway. ’ * . I
l
l
I Thomas Glynn has ‘rnor‘ d the flirt
minim and family of iir. It 1:inan
Port Chester intothelr n w ham to
Iiloscrillo district. «3 ’
Henry Hennerberg.
No. ii, is tiltloylitg his
weeks vocation. and hill
subatitutirt; for film. 3
sttporl joistrnxation lambs-I
Sunday. ifarch ’22. was: denial
worshi for all at 10:39 ad 1:89.
bill so 3 l and Men's (its at It 3.
The Benedcloilt Society III by“
postponed meeting on Yunnan! _
infirm with Mrs. W. d‘lr
“Fromm ills Philippi,
topicfortebomo‘"wwb .
in: on Friday evening. all
and ladlcll' rum on 3, - . Y. ”N .
at. nitrite address by t . W
Pentecost in the auditor '“I'
‘ brother lo
I
city's
coldssadmtroobtssism
buy'ihs’l‘fs ,3 .l’tm ' MI.
II . . '0‘)“ .
NM“ martyr I
tor» l
on»;
as ants moor
adult». Munro
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