Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 26, 1908 · page 7

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“1"" P I P.

III? rial» 42de
ire gent-Ins tablet
It. sure or your money

inguinal, 2a.. Gideon“ or N. v.57;

usual “l1, Til IILLIBI BOXES

TEN MORE ELECTRIC TliAlNl.
Ten more trains WCl‘i’ ltdlleil to the
electric service of the New Haven
Road yesterday. Five of thcm run out
of New York, the others run into thut
OIU- A further uddltion of fourtccn
trains will be madcon Hunduy. Sonic
of those later are tritins thut urn run
only on Sunday.

tTaabaOood. Doflood

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WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE'

TIA Di Nil

 

”Spring Opening.”0

:UBLIC THAT OUR STOCK OF

Unto-Data lilting. Pllnliertakora Adopt

CHICAGO. March" 25—"Tliitllfll
stumps with every funeral" Is the
,plucard that one may espsct to son
soon in the windows of uplodate Chi
cago undertaken,

That two or three funeral directors
on the northwest side of the city have
adopted the trading ssmp systont to
Increase bualnoss was revealed yes-
crdsy when a bereaved widow can-
collwl tin ordcr at a downtown under-
tsltcr‘it because he would not give her
some stamps.

Friends of hers. she said. who rc-
oently bud deaths in their
wore given trading stamps by the tin
dt-rtnkcr and shit Inaistod on getting
”)0 coupons or sho would. go t-Itu»
wliorc

'i‘hc matter of trading stumps will
he brought before the (‘ hlcugo lludor-
takers“ Association at its next most-
Inii.

Mr. John Riha. of Vining, la.. says!
“I have been selling DaWItt's Kidney
and Illtuldcr Pills for about a year and
they gIVe better satisfaction than any
pill i ever sold. i have used them
myself with line results " Sold by
Tht-C Clifford Pharmncy and The Bridge
'l’harmacy.

 

 

 
 

Cloaks, Suits, Skirts and
Waists

l8 READY 70

Call lttltl l‘XflllllIll' otit goods. Tht'
arc the lowcst.

68 WASHINGTON S l'ilEET.

 

22 Washington Stipet.

MEATS
At Low Prices.
I. i WTBEDGE

R INSPECTION
attics nrc tho lutcst nnd tltc prim-s

L. GOLDEN.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

South Norwalk. w

Indian Motor Cycles

 

THOSE WHO ARE THINKING 0F GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.

Single Cylinder, 2% H, H.
. Single Cylinder. 3% H. I’.

”25

......r..nsouru.s-..-.

Twin Cylinder. 5 H. P. 3250

Single Cylinder. l H. i’.

Twin- Cylinder. 7 H. P. .8550
Also Fir-contl linnd Indian. in good shone $90
Scootul iltttid Thomas, in good shnpo.....................“5

SOLE AGENT 0F TOWN OF NORWALK.

L. M. WRIGHT

.v'ORTH MAIN STREET,

...—0”,... -... .... .. ..

NONE
BETTER.

COAL

SOUTH NORWALK.

_‘*

.... .... .-....i...

THAT'S
ALL.

TRY A TON.

HARRIS &

TELEPHONE 460

GANS CO.

I. WATER CT.

 

Tun mo & BAILEY co.

SOUTH NORWALK. count.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to at Palace. ‘

MiLL. foot of Marshall ltraat.
LUMIER YARD, Water Street.

Tel. “4.
hi. “4.

The use In homes of Hardwood Flooring. tour or partly covered with

rims. iii rupidly Increasing.

'1 Its masons are:

find. It is may to olefin sud lint-p llt‘lill

ist it adds grcutly to th- tipptntunce of a room.

hid. it is much cheaper In the

Infill run than the old umlhod of common Iiooting covered with tu.rptt

Wu how a large and varied stock
Unit and Maple Flooring on hand. 'A

of ltldno tirsin Yellow Pine, Qtiurtcrcd
hint to the wiaa ls sulclant. "

SPECIALTY.

LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready made. ttptodata

flouting.
any kind.

Warranted for alght years’ wear without repairs or attention of
It Is also a good substitute for oliclotlt as a door marina.

HOT STUFF.
Hazolton Coal

this-censors;

The B. Hershtield 8: Son Co.’ ‘3,

Ills. I“.

Lh‘J‘

..t-s‘

families. j

1. WATER IT.

 
 
 
 

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.3. s. Violet mom:

is curcfnlly prepared from the iluotttg
quality Taicum. absolutely free from
grit and is so unpalpably line that It
gives a feeling of velvety softness and
adheres well to the skin. That Is the
pnrposn of all good talcum, Put up to
glass isrs with patent sitting top.
Price 25 cents.
Soc It In the Window.

THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.

205 WASHINGTON STREET.
TIL. CALL, Oil—l.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.

EAST IllinlK’

'I‘ho Dory Auxiliary ('lnh will hold
a nits-ting this evening.

Mr. and Mrs, D. R. Robinson have
both been ill tit their home in Cottage

strd't.

Miss Muy Apploby 0f Chuthunt, Mus-
suchnsctts. Is it [until of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. (illitllnl‘l‘, of 35 Core street.

Hart Not-walk ha‘d Ila surest sign of
spring this morning wlwn birds wore
twittering all about this section of the
town.

Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan. of
Ridge-field, who huvc been the guests
of East Norwulk rclntiiw, have rs-
turnctl hotuc. ’

Harry Nickcrson, of Edits avenue.
hos ls-cn (ll't‘l‘lllllllllll his launch. and
will pill ii orcrbonrii for the season
lit in fow tluys.

'Iht- ('ltlllilllt l' hurios ll ’I'oltct hklp
ink of First l’olttt it slowly progrcss
IIIK. Tllt' "I“ host's stt-t'u has now
lll't‘il built on.

Mrs. it. It). lxtt-ifit'riod nuti dittlghter
(it‘llt't', of First slrm-t, rt-tttrnod home
,wittcrduy front at visit with rclstivett
in Now York.

Itobort Phillip. of fit 'l.loyd street.
Bridgeport, “Hit it tint-st ycstorduy of
Mr. .IIMPHI, tho Washington street
clothing ticulnr.

Miss (Icorgia Mot'rcll. who Is in
training :tt t-lt, Lukc's limpitsl. New
York, is enjoying it three weeks' vs.
cittlon at her homo In East Norwalk.

Thomas Huxtcr hos socurcd u posi-
tion with the Wcstorn Electric Com-
puny. on their big job for the Crofut
utid Kuupp list Company iii South'
Norwulk. _

John I. Rldcr, the well known t‘rol-
lcy conductor. apcnt yesterday visiting
scvcrol placca of Into-rest. In New York
city, and nlso attended a performance
of the Hippodrome.

Miss Ora Mal King. of Van Zundt
stint-t, who was taken Ill and obliged
to give up her duties an teacher In
tho, Over River School in Norwalk for
a few days, has now recovered.

Several of the holes In the sidewalk
of thé Benedict Farms bridge were
patched up yesterday with a load of
dirt. on that the walk to not no danger-
ous no it. was ycstcrdsy morning.

The bar fixtures at the Dorian Point
Hotel worn moved yesterday to the
new Lonchak building in Day street.
South .Norwalk. Most of the effects of
tho MilllBI’RuO'SlllllVIln have been re-
movod from the hotel.‘

August Goblldinger. of New York.
formerly a well known employs of
Pulntcr and Decorator John .W. neatly,
In visiting friends In town for a. few
tittyit. Mr. Gahlldinm ll blinking
bonds with many old acquaintances.

.iohn Knapp, the Warren street truck-
iuun, hits boon having it great deal of
troublt- with his horse during the III!»
wcck, hampering with his busineanui
’l‘ht- animal has been sick, but Mr.
Kuupp wus-onubicd to start in and
tisc hliit ugnin today.

Fordinand l. Hauck Is employed
just now by the Western Electric
('outpany. which has the contract N
do a considerable smOttnt. of work for
tho (:rtuut. l Knapp Company to col-
nt-i-tion with tho lattcr's new forming
inlll In Water street. 80th Norwnik.

Twenty-Me or thirty of the mem-
Itt-rs of tho Norwalk Country Club went
to Dorlon's l'oint yesterday. and lock-
rd owr tht- grounds and buildings with
the house committos, In anticipation
oi the- starting of the work of putting
lilo [mice in above for occupancy by
tho club.

A largo crowd congregutcs on the
Washington street drawhridgo to
watch tho operations of tho dirt-r who
tint-s down to tho bottom of tho harbor
In connotation with the sinking of the
Consortium Company's cubic so deep
In tho until its not to lntcrfort- with
boats passing through the drawbrldgo

Mrs. .loltn W. Mttlits. of Osborn itvv-
ntto, was In such it critical condition
lhis morning lhtrt Mr. Mtiins spot for
lll'i' stilt. (looms ilotts, who is ompluy-
l‘ll tit lloiiitoy‘s druu' slorn. in florhy.
MIN. Mulus bad it vcry poor night. and
It is ft'lti'i'tl that Illli' cull survivt- btii n
shit“ illlli'. llvr tnnuy frlcmls lltrllo
for hor rccovcry.

Throw now lllt'lllllt'l'tl wcro taken In
lust night at a httslnnas llll‘i‘illll of
tho Young Man's Asmlatltm of tho
Mast Art-nun Methodist ( httrcb. \‘ar-
Ious rsports wers also board and other
business transacted. le members
lti'l‘ now oagerly anticipating the lad
lcs' night. tomorrow night. who-n they
will give an sshlbltiou.

Dr. Franklin Cl. Brown arrived home
mast Norwsllt Monday morning

 

 

 

 

 

from his southern trip, on which hit
cmuhlued business and piousurr.

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ywbore ho'wsmt several days ago to

' Wehrle, The function came to a close

flown viii“ Albany ad Savannah
Old “I'm b M Ho Ina
also as interested speculum tin Ila
vunnsh automobile raced, which pro
ducaa it great deal of listen-tit.

Harry flickers“. at ltlilo avenue.
has rsturnail. boats from Boston.

tails a position. He found when he
arrived those that bnsl was so
now that than was ough work
for hint. Ilr. Nickor Is now «in-
play“ at that plant of- this Murphy
Manufacturing (lampsny. In East are
use. .

Mayflower Hook and ladder and
Hose Caspany hold another at Its suc-
cessful doom last at t, at its hand-
Home new quarters a Van hoot
street. About sweaty people were in
attendance, and everybody bad a this
time. Music for dancing was tut-slab-
ed by Godfrlcd lltslnm and Hour!

at midnight.

A blnhda social was held last eve-
ning at the one of Ni. and lira. Ant-
brosc B. Carpenter, in Gregory Boule-
vard, after the rehearsal of the Philav
than Glue Club. The rehearsal was in
honor of Ira. Carpenter. whose birth.
day came Tuesday and of Miss Kath-
criuc G. Allen. who Instructs the flies
Club and whom» birthday is today. The
evening was ploasanlly passed with
[nitric and games and refreshntt-nis
wcro sorvcd.

't'ia said than time and tide wait

for no man, but In ldasl Natwaik their '
is a case where it man has to wait for

lhc lldc. For st’lt'rrpl days, Contrac-
tor Leslie Gambit-'5 men have had a
float loaded down with malarial to be
tnkt-n to (lollipo, whrt‘e it new house
lit to ht" built. but the tide rotusos to‘I
dust the tow bout the launch Allis.
which is tit lhcf foot of the Seavicw
ureuuc ways. A high side is being]
lilllltintly Owullt'tl.

impirsvniuttwa of the (‘onnoctlcut
titanium) will colitt- to East Norwalk‘
tonight uuti :tttmitl the district moot-i
ing at the Fitch School. when ono- of
ho most Important topics will be tho
telecttic tight situation. Anions tho.
company‘s l‘hvpli'fitlllllli'f‘fl who will
probably be on hand will be General
Agent. 3. B. Burrows and Superlutcni
dent Charles M. Koltwpsaer and tiny
orintendent Eben H. loan. of line con1
struction of the local division

Robert Brown. one or the cartooni-
ed members of the Ollsgowullss tru-
derod a big reception. lut svralug t
s largo company of iris-isle, at his
home on the Washington siren brim
The alair was a thoatycnioyahle
in every particular. and was look
forward to with pleasurable Rilllfllp‘L-
lion, as urc all of the'ovanta of th
Ollogowalltu. Music and other dirt-r,
alona contributed to the occasion, sup
an elaborate supper was served

Oscar ll. Rudolph, the Benson-i
Farms rug manufacturer, was busy
yesterdny assisting Krill! Baelitrrsnn of
Philadelphia, in trying to nettle u
some of the stairs of the latter's alti-
ter Mrs Peter Vogcl who was in u;-
dered several months ago in Bron
Iyn. who also killed himself. it he‘s
been found that the estate cannot be
dually settled Intil Juy. Considerable
of the propel-t of the ticud woinsn Is
located In wluas arr-nu». Norwallz.
Mr. Buchmanll ”coolly returned fr
it trip to Germany. where he wont to
confer with rclativcs.

A n.1'snncr of (‘fltc Minot :3:
painfully Injured ycdtcrdai nftcrn
with». at his work In tho machine- shop
of Charles I.. llarkcr's launch wor s.
In x'orwnlk. Mr, Tangier cuttg t t 9
middle and four“ tin of h it loft
band In a machine. a hofnre “It"
could get thorn out they had burn it-

. night.

- ~ r fit la. Ito-setter, tho livable was
III tho iilP lll'. mdéiliitl'rg‘ was put
odor othsr vacuum situation and
id not fuel the operation. though lit!
hm is now very sore and he will
take a two or three weeks' vacation
rota work. The trouble was origins»
it caused by tho fracturing of one of
F" bones in the arm and occurred
during a basketball garlic. The opera-
tion was «formed by Dr. P I. Burn
‘and Dr .I. Tracey.

A int-cling of the special committee
‘ttppoimua by the East Norwaik an
idlstrldt to outsider the matter of fur-
‘nlshlng the district with electric. lights
hold a meeting last night with Attor-
inoy John .I Walsh. the chairman of
‘Ihe rmmlitm', at the Julian home,
Blackstone innings ut Dorlon' a Point
i’l‘liis Was it final llut‘llllg proporatorz/
‘io tonight' at tilslrltt minding. Finite!
of l it (out of installing lights VFW
igoa ovcr at length at the moeting.
and this morning a "mother of the
«autumn I‘ll!“ ihill In Ill. opinion
‘no liual action would be taken to-
It is nodttrst'ood that tho OOIII'
ulitlce favors having Exist Norwlillt
Install its own aystcut It It can be done
In In economical manner. l’our mem-
bers of thc conittiittce attended the
«(intention last night and in addition
to Mr Walsh therp were printed?”
ward l". Smith, .I. w Olnistcsd. andA.
A. tit-lb Tho lithl'l‘ll members of the
committee who were unable to 3"
loud. are Arthur Waldroa and H. C.
llrnko

“Had 61m or Indigestion for
”are. No appetite and what I did
eat distressed inc terribly.- Burdock
Blood Bitters cured turf—J. H. Walk-
er. Sunbury. Ohio.
..u-i
t ROWAYTON.

George Raymond. our of the host
knows engineers on the Now York.

 
 

 
 

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Tlie latllcs' Aid Sooioty. of tho
Rowayton Mcthodist Episcopal
Church. held a social lust owning at
the residence of ('npluln Oscar Mills,
0! lllgl'iltintl uremic. An t-nioyttblt-
owning “’Ill‘ intuit-d.

A .Hlll'lilllit‘ pnrtr Willi tt-tuierctl lust
l‘lglt' to \liw .iuhiiir' Morris, of Row
itt'lozi a‘t‘lillt'. Abuttt li\‘t'til,\-ll\'t' or
lllll‘ll‘ of llt‘l‘ school l'rit'ntls Wa'li' pip-«t-
out. and u \I'l‘k‘ unittruiiir tint» ttus
had. A nilfll‘tt‘t' (ll Kurtis-s tilt-rt- inland!
and refreslittit-uts wt-n- rit'l\i'(l.

l-‘or somo tlmc punt William Pink
hey and family huvo boon troubled

with it muskrut which swam across

the river and ht-Ipcti hitttsclf to cggs,
apples and other delicuclt-s. 'I‘uesday
night two traps wt-rc sci, and the
Muskrat Iwcsme nought in min, and
In his cndcuvors to iron himself he
became caught in tho otht-r "TIP.

DARXEN AND NOROTON.

Miss l-‘ri-tlt-rics Silliniun. of button.
won it. \‘Itillllr itt (lrconwlc‘n, )t‘llti'l'
tiny.

W. G. Janna-t
house on the

 

ls reshlngllng his
turnpike. in RN’DIIIK

with thr» irritation of placing buildings
in first-class condition In the spring of
the roar.

I. (‘.
yr-sacrtloi‘.

Sultasr rcturned to New York.
utter a brief trip tip from

 

ly cruehod. The Injured inou tempor-
arily bound up tho digits unit cs m.
home to .lilat orwallt and wont iota
olllce of Dr. nklin 0. Brown, lot
803wa avenue. when the phylicl n
tire-sedition. ltlalothallcvad t at
the lingers will have to he sutputatltd.
To the Taxpayers of Best Norwalk:
I won't say “Ir. hat Norwsllier."
it costs nothing to be courteous. In
the matter of slsctric lighting for star
village ,tbn Moonlight Company
invltod Inmtlutios and crltlcl”
The following as you will see by look-
ing It thatr mortisemcnt. or thrlr
circular m II a cow. all but. the
figures. and “Chuveklig': been fig-
ured rt m roe ttotn:
”3d 0' installation. ‘
Lamps Installed ....... ...tl
Poles (70)

e
”...-.... ..........

Wire .. ....................... .
Fittings ..................... ..
Motor [operator tie! . ..... I,
IIuIldIng ......................
...t._
”it”

Inglneerlng contlu enclrs

oil In the foregoing gurea.

casts! Operation. 1

lotto-est and depreciation of ‘
t‘lrlll'lw would no say 10% on

that above Ibut more than bal- i

stirred in the enhancement In .

mine of the little plant in ‘

consider-

course of tlnwl ............. i373
i'tisl of lamp rcnswals ......... ‘200
lost of current to operate. at
{to pt'l‘k. W .........i.. i600
Salary of man to look altor ‘
plant at till) month ......... . 729,
Oilnnd waste ......... i Ill
IlepnIrii ............. ...... ‘30
lnciticrytnls ......... ........ . ‘ till
Q
$2.003

mind of most odor of that
patty 's sdvort that "IE
ls nothing in it minding
tulle displayed ll refersncs to
Norwslk's lighting?
COMMIT TTE
ill .I. W Olin

Robert llydeaburg, of (love street.
who worn to the hmpltal yutttrday
morning to have his right arm lrsat»
ed. returned home yesterday aim
am” the nitration. which was it the

 
 
 

 

 

The question which arises is; the 1‘

run user sgsw'sts Idilli'fTINZ"

 

A combination Pantry. Cup-

board and Kitchen Table, that

.6} everything needed in

preparing the three daily masts

In one cangaolaot pleas and
within easy new.

A sanitary ilour his with pat-
ent aiftar attached. that allows
no atala flour to remain to the
bin. A handy want list. mm
on spice eons. aluminum as-
tarttlao molding based. In fact

fl" JW‘ lass-at

 

 

thssbytltaoldk
Tbsltaaslar
aalilothawsata

«station. _

 
 

 

New "oven and Hartford "illll’tmd, inI
I" At his mutilation In Raymond att'cct.

 
 
 
 

Wins! over his so not
_ mm in securing It
John Hitachi. bartender at .tllO
Tucker liouse. has purchased a hand-
some new horse. 'rhs animal was

brought to liarlon from the northern
part of thin state.

Edward own of Highland Farm.
Noroton Heights. recently fall a
poem-think. which the owner on oubt'
cdly would like to recover. lt con-
tained a railroad iltket and some coin

James .i’ooley and .l. H. Pardon.
proprlt-ioiL of the Columbia Hotel.
. wont on it little fishing expedition this
work and returned homi- with a line
mass of llstnsh, showing that they are
now running

The young pi‘iiplfl of the Dnricn
('ongregittioual Church are roht-arsint
a his) entitled Mr. Bob. which thoy
will present at the town bull shortly
after East". ,Tht- exuct. ditto has not
yet Men decided upon.

The Rev. Louis I-‘renoh. rector of
St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Norottm.
who underwent an operation a fc,w
days ago for a growth under one. of
his eyelids, Is still having considera-
ble trouble with tho oye.

Antoinobilitits tire quick to lake od-
vantage of tho lino wcsthcr and this
Is now boon. thing sppui'cnt. Airoady
many machlnrs pails through town
front Stamford or Norwiilk and quite
a number from New York.

Mrs. A. C. Stillman has two having
her residence to Sedgwiok nvcntte
painted and placed In first-class con-
dition, preparatory to spring and sum-
mer. It Is Mrs, Silliman's Intcntlou to
rcnl, the house furnished for the sea
son.

Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Aucitlnclnus rc-
turnctl to New York yestcrdsy. sftt-r
spending a. couple of days looking
over their illllll’llt't‘ tcsitlcnct iii liar-
Ir-u, which they will shortly occupy
tor the season. l-‘ricnds lu-ro jokctl
lhctn In rol‘t-rruco to tilt lll‘lll lit "10
Now \‘ork papers tolling of Mr. Anch-
Int'ltttts titslntuobilv lli‘lflfl ht-ltl up by
”16' wallow in New York, It bring
(‘lilllllt'll lltlll tho tmicltiti» was bowling
along of ”to ruin of ‘.'.'t tnlltvs pt-r hour.

'l‘hc ludics of tho- liltllt'll C'OIIKH‘KII'
tlonol ('hititb lllt‘l" tli'i' lill‘ d to toutinuo
tltvit ~nlv
ailit-iliiu-tt in t it
i-IIW'I. and In it ll'f'llll‘li, $15. lllitl but-n
tnitwn itt 'l'lw llt’K‘valillI to t'oullnttr
lllf' nlit’ nus lilutlv till account 0! thc
titty..- qttuit'lt; til minis still
inn. liw Illillltvt't'r of Iill~ (’lllil‘l'll hav-
ing it.' ...iiln-‘ttt. .. mt tilt-s \crv lllll-l'dllt,
-E’i~l,\llllllil um. llt'dll) .ttttingctl in ot-
dcr in the foiuit r sloro of James Birch-
srd and propura'torv to tho Indira tak-
intz posscsslon tiltn place Wits thorough-
ly cit-nut'd tip.

 

 

WESTPORT.
hit-s. llcorgc K. Pcrry llilli r.-tnrnctl
from a visit with Il’lt‘lldi‘ In Now York.

('arlcton Osuchet, of Schenectady.
N. Y.. is visiting his Dill‘r‘lllli, Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. llsnchct, In Situanttlck.

Miss Moore. of tho Wi-st Long Lots
school, was tatltou ill this week and
Was unublc to fulfill the duties of the
position. Miss Brsdlcy, of Sangstuck,
is filling the position for’the preeonl.

Tho high mltooi baseball loam hits
boon ril'fiitlllll'll fin lllt‘ sttt'on 'itlll'l
lloliin Is Illl' captain and .llithitcl
'urusoni Itiunngt-r 'l'.ltt t In plouly of
good material in tho sihooi this war.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

'ittt- u.ti.. anoint Tomi,“ ,znlil puid tip, and was released.
Amt -:t block In iloiul

rl~lit.tin-'

mythsbor'aprad 3 ‘
son.

drained of Westppri to‘ obtain a steam-
or win he tllli Mr given Vigilsst
Engine Company, at Nations Hall. As-
rll :4 ill and 2'1. Thurs will be sacs:
tuinmsiit and dancing every cream

The first baseball game of the scan
Ion tools place last Saturday "twat!
nluca irom usurious sud Venison
The game in a victory l0?
Westport by a It'oro oi ill to it Thu
Weatwrts will play the compo team
next Saturday.

The Westport Electric Light Com-
pany Is extending Ila linss down Cont-
po streot as far as tho Bchlaot reaiv
tit-nce. Poles have been set and two
wires will be run over them. Jail“
McCormick Is doing the wiring. I. ‘,

The catch of melt ls Increasing its: '
the river and as a result the price It
dropped. Six nets are now at work
lhl' river So far this year there had
been no fishing north of the bridge. ,
Cornelius Ksm‘pcr 'l‘ur-stlity took oven
too pounds In one drift with his ha.
The fish sic. finding a ready market It: ,
this vicinity and the fishermen harq '
no trouble in disposing of them. , ;

Several wot-ks ago
Burr, of i‘airflcld. rcplcvined a brood

 

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tunic. which Eugene Oodfrsy, of Il'airu ' " ‘

ficltl bad loaned Hubbard Blakealoe» < ‘

Blukcslt‘o sold the mat? to Edward
Csvsnsitgh. and Blukeslee failed to roe
turn the mom-y (favsnaugh had paid
for thennlmol. (Iavanaugh has brought.
civil stilt to recover damn". and yes-
terduy Constable Klan“ Alli-n served
a body writ on Blflkl'lllei' who was
brought to thc town lock tip, The mat-
ter was ill'llll'fl to tho sailslttctlori at
all parties later in the day.

Mlchtwl Hl'llznlll, who runs a atom
on Charles strocl, Suttizutuck, was It'-
rcslt-tl last Suturdny on a charge of
drilling r-Itlt-r, ilo wus tltkt-n before>
.i-tuttitt- Motion in t'uustublc "Kiah"
Alli n lilifl wutl Iltiml 82 o and coato. the
“bull! sitmtintlttg to 83.3 The sale of
lurxt- nunniitics of hard cidcr In tho
Ililtil 'ltstvt- (‘IIIIHI‘II tho ofllccrs to do it a
lltllc tltvtt-ctirt- work. It was found

that Rl'llzlllll had llt‘t‘ll making a bulb

m-tts oi soiling tltc Intoxiosnt. and the ‘
oricst .tntl toutitlioii followcd. Item

Al I. .10 Tuesday morning, residents
In llll‘ lll‘lglillflrllle of the railroad
station in Ssttgutuck worn “ruined by
u fusillmlc of pistol shots. The root
stilt of the» stunning was two bullet.
bolt-s In tho anatomy of Bounds
Rtutzuiil. who won tukcn to the ‘N ,- .
walk iiospitul latter in the morning.
The cause of tho shooting is not
known and the affair Is shrouded in.
nitstery A crowd of men had he“
in s saloon on Franklin street whfl
It closed and a nusrrpl which had at:
inutctl thorn was continued outsld
dozen or liftt-cn were in the «do:
and it Is boilers-ti that the shots w
hII ltousttlli wore lntcudcd for
mas Mullins. who had been fore“
on somc railroad work at the atatilifl.
and had incurred the cumitv of limit!
mcn who workcd for him Two arc
ponctrstcd the clothing" :oru by
hits, but he was not Injured Thcswrv
gt-ona at tho Norwallt. Hospital prob. .
ed for tho bullet and ttxtructed It froth
Ronulli s htnu The wound Is not con- ‘
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patient will probably rccover. nonal-
ii "'lIIfiPli to titlk and has not madl'
utty chnrgcs ,\'n urn-slit have MW
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