Suits Skirts slid
rs Buoy so It ali§hets§rlott
call And essrslac our pood-
L GOLDEN
IOUTH NORWALK.
I .
the styles are the latest and the prices
.y..
J. W. DODGE,
‘. _ 22 Washington Street.
lian MOtor Cycles
THOSE WHO ARE THINKING 0E GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Single Cylinder, 2% it, it. . $200
Single Cylinder, 31,5 H. I’. , .225
Twin Cylinder. 5 ii. i’. ....... 3250
Single C)iindcr.4 I‘LP. . .8300
Twin ('ylindor. ’I H. I’. .. 8350
Also Second Hand lndiurr, in good shape ................. D90
Second “and Thomas in good shape. ........... $05
SOLE AGENT 0F TOWN OF NORWAIJI.
L. M. WRIGHT
SOUTH NOBWALK.
"llonrH MAIN eraser,
THAT'S
ALL.
NONE
BETTER.
COAL
TRY A TON.
HARRIS & GANS co.
TELEPHONE 450. ‘6' WATER 81'.
THE HATCH & BAILEY co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
‘ from a. Piggery to a Palace.
stir. root a Marshall sum. ' vol. III.
Lust Ell YAlD. Water Street. fat. 40-3.
The use In homes of Hardwood Flooring, bars or partly covered with
rugs, is rapidly increasing.
The reasons are: 1st. it adds greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd, it is easy to clean and keep clean. 3rd, it is much cheaper in the
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a large fllltl varied nice of Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quartercd
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. his: to the wise in sudlcient."
S PECIALTY.
LINCOLN IOOPING. A superior brand of ready made, up-todatc
Roofing. Warranted for eight yours’ wear without repairs or attention of
any kind. it is also I soon substitute for olltF—lotb as a floor covering
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HOT STUFF
Hazelton Goal
The place to get it is It
The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co.’s,
122 WATER ST.
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l'EI. 294.
Bronchitis
Ismbrethsnaeough; itisadoep-seatcdindsm
mation or damn of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It bodies all Ichools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nac-
comp are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy” tshen internally only, ever did or 3::
c
m. BALI, “18
cans, alone sHumphedinevery case for all
years.
’I' heuMMIDIw-Iasdmimntchsthcthcm
nndcicsdml‘lflxllllomnlgflt ”diatom It
II“! I”
«Minnow m
We UM
, "0h ayon,’
A "INCH “DOLL."
"They thought more of the Legion
nthan they do now." said a
well- nnovm Frenchman. "Theern
peror out day met an old one-armed
voiefsn.
" 'linw did you
he asked.
. ' 'slre.at Austcrllts.’ ,
" 'And were you decorated?"
" 'No sire."
f"’l‘hen hers is by own cross for
you; i malts you chavslicrl”
"'i'onr majesty niches rue oheva-
her because i hpvs lost one arm!
What would your majesty have done
had i lost both arms?"
"'Oh. in that case i
lose your arm?
should have
; mode you oiilcer of the Legion?
"Whoreupon the old soldier imme-
ihe other arm!"
ciety.
JUDOII.
"is an anchor as a Judge." quoth he.
Though he was “frisky".
she sneereu, "you're sober
Aaj'udge—of whiskey." ..
~Philadelpita Press.
East Norwallt ht.
District.
Assessment Notice.
Notice is hereby given that an as-
sessment of the polls nod taxable prop-
arty of the East Norwalh Fire District
has been made on the Town List of
1907.
Bald assessment list may be found
for examination at the store of Ed-
ward l'i. florhnm. on First street, in
said district.
The board of relief will meet at the
said store of Edward E. Gorhspiont
Tuesday. March 24 1908, at 2 ociocit
p. m., to hear and determine all ap-
peals made to them from said assess-
ment list
Ilntf‘d at East Norwailf. Conn,
March 14,1903.
11F. SMITH.
A. WALDRON,
if L LOWNDEB.
District Committee.
l‘.. ll. Gunihurt. Clerk. mil It
THI NEW
. a i’ c
Hotel Victoria. '3-
0"! MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
IUIOPIAN PLAN. ' 7
Our rooms a special mantra. ills
and Electric Lights film Iv-
sry room he sated.
RATIO IIAIONAILI. .
rim stocked cm in manners.
line of imported Ales, includ-
ing the famousnass's Wharton
Bass 1 Co! I Stout. always on draught.
r. J. suatrvs crept-w.
rs electrons ass-c.
Invest Your Money
sothstitwillpayyou 6%,”
him” if”?! “fiammd‘
per y a as
ever was this more appreciatcdor
the wisdom of ludlcious Investment in
real estate more apparent“
Look over the ate "at“ In
New York Realty and M will I! that
the conservative investors are turning
frcmuWail ptreeg to ltesl Ihtstc Invest-
men
GUARANTIID IIX I" cm.
The NEW YORK. sumo -
“8' COMPANY alct' to his"; with
you either six per cent.
the trill profits derived
iteal Estate on ‘Atbs
This is In nntwuslm 0 hill." to
secure an investment com
ceptionally pond laid“ with all.I the
emsentlals of a
investment, and we invite your in-
quirics.
is L. corona. decent
rs sour» stem 01'.
Bargains in
Gas or Electric
Stand Lamps.
Try one as your resti-
mg lamp - they are
selling at cost.
Give Us a Chance
To Estimate on
Piping Your House.
chllpipeirsi
but
Connecticut
Company“
‘ of Honor in the time of the first Na- is
. pol
diely drew his sword and cut off ~
, There is no particular reason to .
doubt this story. The only question .
is, how did he. do ill—Modern 80- 2
sets I '“ '
adheres wall [to the: I la., ‘n
urns illitll
gig: oi...” “ergo patent sittlos too
' W tr
soon.» on Wisdorr.
'rr'i‘r WW Wei
2‘ WAIHIMTO”. QTQIIT.
TIL; Mink iii—lo
y'filn’anduthnthllmhgforthw
. .pvmat Hndssvcssot theoystcrhostc
sway. Int
”its“! .
whicii .s c. Horton. who
about any.“
scum ‘ H‘ fest.
bcx'tchingiofivapation oi
n this vicinity, (tree-port. WW
.200).
The later-stare likes of W
has given the following tum hootsto
the um thtshina' they.“ 1.3;”...
so inflict
”'ui it ”homo sadly”
but this has Inca beds Ill
MIL-b
llf. and live. iiarvy troy: ost
nvmlltl W“; m “by”
n
bury; were is over assay of If.” trick fluff. m
and sir-.1 1.8m!) fence nawsihs. of sss~ ’1'
side place 'I'h trey. me down to llzs J?!
Nerwstato toattsne tld rssdy for circulation this evening.
tildir brother and sister C 3-
Hoyt and atlas mars lay Hawkins Eben ""1.th recently purchased
'th property of George P. Weren‘t
an econometric?“ mm
m
. Charles Beecher is quite ill at his
home in First street.
ltr. and lira. .l. it. hiarvln are es-
llocted home in a day or two from At-
lantic City.
Louis firehm has secured a position
as deck hand on the oyster steamer
Btandard.
Joseph Briggs foreman at the liar-
vln coal yard, is laid up at his horn. in
Third avenue by illness
v
hire. Edward P. Smith. of deview
avenue. is a guest of Mrs. J. H. Took-
er, of Brmklyn, N. i’.. for a' few days;
Miss Burgoyne, of Myrtle street. has
gone to Scranton. Pena. where
will be the guest of friends for a few
weeks.
M
Nichslos l'. Nelson ls completely"
building his sloop Etta htr Nelson
is now engaged in putting in new
deck beams
William Dennison, of the firth of
”peanut!!! and Johnson the Pint arrest
marketincn, spent Sunday at his home
in Bridgeport.‘
Though It was reported some time
ago that the rebuilt Marvin arsrhet in
First street was to be occupied by It
shoemaker this deal fell through
m
Miss Grace Phillips, of First street.
and Miss lrcno Hayes. of Betta Place.
went to New York today, to attend a
performance at the Hippodrome.
There was no game in the llayilow-
or-Old Well pool tournament Saturday
night. and there is but one more game
before the tournament is, finished.
The Dory Social Club and the Trin-
ity hten's our. basketball team-g ‘
together receptive» it is said, with
Norwsilr players 5y the active of it to
William has shipped itll
crew with BoraccA. Saunders,
aboard the lotion stoop ivy Point.
Thev act out this morning for Bridlo'
port.
Jacob See sailed home yesterday in
his sloop “Always Sunk," trout the vi-
clnlty of southport. where no has been
at work for a few days on the natur-
nl
George W. Corihlin states that he and
George Van Koren expect togo to
New Jersey about the ilrst of April to
tahe posttlurs in the carpenterlng
business.
The last of the mission lessons of
the Advent Christin church. in the
present series. will be studied Pride!
night at the boats of s. W. Velscr, in
South Norwalh.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
. “ haowa yacht csi'oeatcr and snow.
. mag. in more work on John J.
' Walsh's yacht Beulah captain tier.
, .' ritt'o spotter work today was’ to put in
. a new section of combing and a strung:I
: piece about the pint Wee,
'm
«In-'37.“
was It piss. is the creeper
Captain upstairs promo no i wanna M“ m
went down to Dorich'd Point this
hsnyofhislargshaau.
, W ‘
Charles w. woos not removed Beams nun NOW
part or the houseboat goods of his uno-
thernoninerns’tcsaeetn Port Misleadnarlenioageest
to his in W hvenuc where of relatives in New York for a wash.
an root on lire. Ohthcrlnb am;
is ill". lira. utilises is about ninety The Darren Baseball Club is arrang-
you. of age, and will rlishs her not log for an mortals-cat and dance in
deuce henceforth with her son. the Town flail Tuesday. starch 31.
m R". G T. Pressman, pastor at Frederick Behrader has started in
the East Avenue hfethodlst Church, is to learn the butcher business with
sulqring that a s‘evcre attack of James C. Pooley. at the latter's urn
throat tfouhie, but forced himself to he! in Main street.
over the Sunday morning scr ‘
vino It the Church. in the evening Tho young people of the Darlen Con-
the ideal preachers, Harry Crossett notational Church are getting up a
and Howard Benedict had charge. clay. to be siren nutmomh for the
_ , . benefit of the church.
A big hole has already been eaten ' ---
into the mud north of the railroad
Mlss Edith Stillman of Darien left
wbridge by the suctlorr dredge of Thursday for New York. where she
internationat'Dr-edging Company will rain- I position as a mllilner, in
This mud has been driven through a which craft, she is m y skillful,
pipe to the flats Another pipe has --—‘—~———--
becniaid a short distanCe to the north— Mrs. (' W Mort-house left Darlen.
ward, In anticipation of a move by the Friday afternoon for Chicago. where
dredge there shortly sh.- will be the guest of her parents
m and other relatives far about a month.
The mammoth piln of oyster shells —_-—-—d— "
at the plant of the Radel Oyster Chm 3“” Edith Stillman, “"151" 0'
puny onthc Washington street bridge. MM A. C. fillllmfl if" 10!"! 3”
continues to cause Bridge Tender John "MI! '0? P0" JPI'VII N Y where
Cola more trouble On Saturday Mr she will take a position in a mtllinery
can. again bowed of! the edge or the establishment
bridge planking. in order that the
drawbfl‘p Infill! 0|)?" and shut with Thlli ladies OI tho ”'7‘”! (‘Dillli'enli
not “hiring ('dgofi with mo rest a: rim llonal ('hucrh will have a rummagi-
bfi c. it is claimed that the pile of salts this week )n the atom in a.
shell is responsible for the bridge ”"5 block lull vacated ll)’ Undertaker
spreading "at . tiames lllrchard.
The Rev. Lester I". Reynolds. pastor
of the Advent Christian church, took
for his topic Sunday morning the con-
dltlcn of the dead, and preached a
very interesrlpg sermon. Pasmr Rey-
nolds cantend that from the moment
of death people become absolutely
dormant, and will remain so until the
day of judgment. He also pernched an
interesting sermon. in the evening.
when he treated of Mom as a leader,
and declared him never to have been
excelled, as such, except by Christ.
Following the regular weehly pray-
er meeting of the Advent christian
church Thursday night. there will be
a husihess meeting of the church
The Dnrien Baseball Club, which
has recently reorganized for the sea-
son. has arranged to hold an entertain-
ment and dance at the town hall. in
Main street, on Tuesday evening.
March dist. .
The ladies of the Darlcn Congregrv
tional Church are planning to hold
their rummage Isle. Tuesday. at the
store in the still bloclt. Main street
formerly led by James Bis-chard.
Everything has bee'u removed from the
store for the ladies and it has also
been cleaned up.
The Town of Dariep has had a very
low death rate thus far this month for
March. Up to Saturday there had been
but three deaths during March in the
whole town and two of these occur
red at the Fitch Soldim' Home, Noro-
ton. During February there were
eighteen deaths in the town
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to lilac Matilda Schneider, at
her borne on Nascent avenue, Friday
evening, Music. games and refresh-
ments were in order during the even-
ing All present and a very enjoyable
time. Among those in attendance
were the Ilisses llarioric hicilermott.
Christina Jacobson Jennie Eldridge.
Dorms Uta lilima Jacobson,
Bysbee, Gertrude Manda", Hasel Cha-
ey. Orsh Brnudage. Jennie 'l'ohcy Csv
futile Hail Tilly and Clara Schneider.
and Messrs. William Smith liar-old
Olarlr, Minor Gamble. Oscar tiling.
Willis Harrell, Chandler Lambert.
Harold Cassy. Ernest Valentine and
Adolph Schneider.
m.
There were four are. of real es
late in Darien last weeh, with mort-
gages of 810.150. The property
changes were as follows: _ c. H.
Chiids to R. J. ltyle. Holman avenue;
Van hiater Stiiwcll to Van Repeater
Pooley. land; Helen F. Waterbury to
G H. Chadderton.
avenue; 7 D.
Wright to c. a. vitamins road.
Principal ii. V. I. as] lmbiad. of the
Dnrien Center School. 'is determined
that there shall he no tire horror here
like "tit ill the submit of Cleveland.
thought the Colonial hill]
recently. it: precsruioo will pfeventi
Ind “other our plant on the
Whole“ of the Avenue hi
church wll “’33.; tonight. ascor-
“Him the ensuing year,
and tho more”!
m-
liofscc A‘.- Isidore and William
Lyle, who have m washing 101'.
aboutawcchuthcnridgeport nab
ural growth oyster beds, spent Sunday“
at their homes in ht Norwaih.
tendgd to attestti to his painting bust.
uses, this mount bat owl: to
sudden turn for worse In.
Wood' a audition, he has been “unable
to
The oysterrnsn have been hanging
on from start the overhaulingworh
on account of! e chilly weather. With
a few warm days business along this
line will undoubtedly start with 0
Jump.
Fred lovelcy dshred on ting his
sloop Lilly in commission fit wash.
but did not dutch the Job is time to
go over to the Drum natural 0’“
ster- bcds. its will probably get over
there this wash.
A number of special wooden forms
have been built at the Gambia shop in
llesview avenue, and these will be
taken to Cosmo and used in the con-
utructics of a concrete collar for a
house at Compu. ‘
A choral invitation has been on»
tendo to those interested to attend
tile isdies' night of the Young area's
Association. yuisht. The you-s
'meu will go through their gymnastic
drill on that ones
m
lites Lillian I‘ It. Jobs wills!
tain the newscast the We sits
Ciuh tomorrow evening at her ”I...
is at. John street. Theclshiamsds
up ingot cfhlsst Namath young.
lad Insets. owes a wash.
Ahfllfikmflmfl
sthodist Densdlc‘t crumb
such a laureilta le occurrence To
that end Print 1 Paimhill'. has been
giving his is n system of hrw‘
drills one recent test the wheat:
was emptied without the least bit of
confusion in fli seconds.
Several of no town olcla'le. Fore-
ge was on drc yes-
tdfdn ,gtcorning, and started I cry to
this A similar mesadgn also
was transmitted to the bacon
of tlld Hum lions O“
“6 "1°er Mhluidgzd
street, pt I was y
rip Dyfnfl herinforrns'uca fhatt
no’biase, srldtlte apparatus“ did man tonic P storms and Assistant u
not turn out. he reported giniatcd Formations Pinch. of logic
whorl smoked-Insert ishu fromand' Ladder Company. Darren, and
daddy hill, but In luv gstlon source of the cacers of Volunteer
disclosed tits fact that the fire had limit and Ladder Company, of Narc-
sheen ttheraiordpurpolehyrheton witisotchlewvarirthis
sun to. matter had gain. and loch over chemicals.
ands tliewst wheel, and sorue will soon be purchased two having
bccnsuthoriscd by last wech'a towa
s avin worst 1th to burn it away
h a II meeting.
A quiet, but very pretty wedding ' .m'
occurred Saturday “Million ht "id The m owned by It In}
resides" of Kr, and hire. J. Clarence er and occupied by John llcch and
newline, is seaside Place, when their
daughter. lilac lam his] liswhius.w
bccsnu the bride of Charles I. Hoyt.
of net Norwslh and Danbnrr. The
bones was handsomely decorated for
the ”committal. palms and other
plants hollow”! the elect being
very pretty. At It“ o'closh. in the
presence of n Wily compcscdof
thsitnntcdistc families’ of the balls
and gree- the nuptial hactwcstipd
bythelin'v. A.J. ornithofnsaburv
formerly pastor of the last Norwslh
Methodist church At the conclu-
sion of the my a w“ re
Hum steadily to.
him drum cheesy-NI
floss“ a grss sat veins of cannula my,
pi cowards. :9
W
“95:4,“! Wit”. 0' it. “E
family was street by last
and a good Iiscdh hole
fortunate , how-
or. the house did not tahc are, ow-
ia quite new. in addition to patient-
fng the roof the electrical laid dam
ed tho chimney. hfr. lcllech and her
mother were at
Issac whesths
cause and the whole family felt the
effects of it more or less
one. on Wednesday evening, larch
'in Newton, Moll. ,
lsou pulled through, Levis, M
i
Mrs. Augustus Jennings hi
iv entertained friends from out ‘
tows.
Mrs. Albert Birhs,of arid-puss,
visitor her father John H Jenna”
donday.‘ ‘ . ‘
Gustave was, of prism.
“hm." the guest of his brother, “M
.t.’
The fourth ion Uni service
In an
be held Wednesday evening at
church.
It». was... ‘I's’yiov has has
guest. of her mother, urn-In "
Sturges. . ‘;
urn hflcbaei Schulil. of the 7-}
Is entertaining her daughter from
Chester New York;
Miss Belle lanolin, Who has iii!
visiting in The Perms. has returned
her home at 'liidgcdeld
it not let} go at turd
0 on ran of rat
have charge or the mph:
mass meeting, Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. James htiils
ville district, were given a
surprise Friday "All" M M
olives and friends ,
.___........
lira Mitchell will give the!
her series of lectures ’
Events" at the WI! lihl'cf
Fairdeld this 1m
The funeral of ifr's
held fronrh lite’
deceased was a member, oasis . .
ferment was lift We Ourr pill of
Greene am W013 _,
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Eleanor Hall is visiting fr’cn“
[-1 H Sammie and daughter
l'lorence, have m d after aerate
ill weeks spent in the South;
W17 '
A lecture on Alaska was givrw
Raymond's Hall Thwriday n
under the auspices of tile Wat-.1
Club.
. .
Lewis Drums and Harold 1
pupils of the Stanford filth m
me «inflated to their homes becauatdi
nes
The Minutes! club on . ‘
firm of Miss Allctfa In I W.
citai and social at the W of
Minnie Litell, Thursday new
-‘__‘—’
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. “dicing
Chicano, bfot r-fn-ldw and It
Mrs r. a. ,‘opet‘u moral days,
with her the past week. Mr. its
has been called to Philadelphia to
liver In anniversarv addressirv
old church Md, 'Ind contin‘cd‘
trip to New Cnnsnn,
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values on sacawco‘min to
saw roan. .
Scion of french-.— itching, _
Atlantic Under users or. ‘ '
am. March mam“
this city. at noonon Sundays-i
to New York. lie crossed the A
tie on the steamo-r “aorta under
name of Thompson. ' .
Arrives in New York.
m YORK. larch It. “ .
Hello dc Basso pho tats suitor for tho
hand of lime. Anna Gdirid. is DOW
to have' arrived wthts 'd few W
sow York with (hoot. our-u of “
his "a“. to the A “3
esp, : .
Prince Hello ”mfflfi " *
WI”“W. ".7“
no address lie use New .
two days after hints. Gould, and .
with time. Gould last eves
homeoftfr.nnd lfrst’l'ylsr .
The visit of Prices do lads
this time was unexpected, as
thcsm who ”low M“
fairs of the prince himselfa
Gould. She left Paris In spells .
time in this “wonky gm ..
cares thathad weigi‘cd'yfig
the Preach capital. .
1's. area who r. at»... is
prince left his hotel today Id
legion. "
WHY MOI“;
~
and an:
IIIIMWM ”wash. .hsds."
Norwalk Chronicler