'1 Cloaks, Suits, Skirts and
w.
i
,‘ or their men are in Stamford now,
0
ads,
Inhibition,
{Rochester} N1 12; II.
Balr,er North‘ Haven "
Burt Moran, Boston; II. 1) Whitney,
II. It. Canon. H. I. Vsilient, Hartford;
Thomas J. Keureu. Pittsdeld,
Mshsckemo—C. M. a ewsrt. W. D
Barr, Providence. R. l.; . I'l. Barnes
W, J.- Monuhun, (I. 0. Phillips «and
wife our! [lab Salome. New York;
(lites Potter, cw Haven: 13 it wlIurI
butt, Wilton; s Groeustola. Bruss-
port; II. ms. Nee York; no
Recital-.0 Norwalh; ILE Mendy Sprint:
field: W. C Cqmsmck, Boston; L. P
landorsou. fiery Your q. a. Reap.
. M a'Noar-y. Derby; Clarence Know
7815th Norwalk; George E Smith,
'Italpii [1. Taylor, Stamford: J. H
Blake. Toledo. .
BEST HEALER IN THE WORLD.
Itcv. I". starblrd, of East Raymond.
Maine, says: "I have used Buoltlen
Arnicn Salve for sererul yours, on my
old army wound, and other obstinate
sores, and find it the beat healer in the
world. I use It too with great success
in my veterinary business. Price 25c,
t.
Wréos
AT WORK ON ELECTRICO,
The Baldwin locomotive Wm ks of
Philidfllphll, II linking extensive al-
umina! on tho New Hausa Road's
maonomottres which will take a
number of month; to complt to live
ed I11 a few drfyu. F.1I.Bxutter's Drug Store
pring Opening.
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE :UBLIC THAT OUR STOCK OF
and others are
Waists
is 17113on F0 R INSPECTION
Call and examine Ulll mails 'l‘he styles are the] latest and the tubes
are the lowest. .
L. GOLDEN,
OI WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
rem... ,
MEATS
At Low Prices.
J. w. DODGE
22 Washington Street, South Norwalk. l ~
DOUBLE STAMPS FOR SATURDAY.
Indian Motor Eyeles
THOSE WHO ARE THINKING OF GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Single Cylinder, 2'” II II
fling!" Cylinder, 31:13 N ............. . . $226
1‘qu tlylindcr, .5 II. I’. ................... . ...... 8250
Single Cylinder. 4 H. l’ .......................... $300
Twin Cylinder, 7 II. I’ ............ . ...... 8350 ’
Also Second "and In ion. In good shape ............ 8190
Second Hand Thom in good shape ..................... “5
SOLE AGEN'ILOI’ TOWN OF NORW'ALK.
1... M. WRIGHT
{o'ORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
m- _. —"'-"
T HAT'S
TRY A TON
HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELEPHONE “I. 6. WATER 81'.
THE IIA'I‘CII 81 RAILEI CO,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lu mborond Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a. Palace.
MILL. foot of ”units” "root- 'l'sl. 4M.
LUMBER YARD. men “root. let. em.
Tim use in homes of Hardwood Flooring. have or partly covered with
rage. in rapidly theme
The reams are! is. it adds greatly to the appearance of a room.
2nd. It is easy to clean and keep clean. am, It is much cheaper in the
long run than the old method of common flooring covered with carpet.
We have a largo and vetted stock of Edge (train Yellow Pins, Quartcrud
011.11 and uncle floorisg on hand “A hint to the wise ta sulciorit."
.PECIALTY.
uncut» become. 11 superior brand of ready made. uptodsio
limitles- Worm!
All! kind.
for sight yme'wssr without repairs or attention of
it Is sos sued substitute for ollcioth 1111 a door oavortag
mark. and their many friends will wish
- 50c at E. II. Baxter's drug store.
Office. lloyt‘s Theatre Building,
: Main Office. No. 29 Fairlieid Ave,
smoosponv; coon. A
1111.. g
’hulls of In. ,
VOUNOO—WATIRIU RY.
The marriage of Miss Addie Water ‘
bury and James W. Youngs, of South
Norwalk. occurred Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. at the parsonsge of
the First Methadist It“ Church. 7 ‘
Ré'v. Bout O. Ourtips'i’hth or of the
church odiciated’71’h e 7w“ at-
ms
tended by wise I as the
hrldemaid. Mr. and Mrs. Your:
area"
well known and popular inflou
Nor-
thern success. The groom .is employ-
ed in the car burn of the Connecticut
Company.
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0000 FOR EVERYBODY.
Mr. Norman R. Coult r a prominent
architect, in the Delbe uildiug, San
Francisco. says: "I fully endorse all
that has been said of Electric Bitters
an a tonic medicine. It Is good for er-
1 ‘rybody it corrects stomach. liver and
Itirlnov disorders in a prompt and edict-
nnt manner and builds up the system ”
Electric Bitters is the best spring medi
cine ever sold over a drugglst's count-
er; as a blood purifier it is conclusion.
0
THE NEW
:- Hotel Victofim':
ONfi MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN ELAN: 7 "
Our rooms a special 11am Gas
and Electric Lighta' 1mm Ev-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Gate In connection.
A full line of Imported Ales includ-
ing the rumour Buss, Burton's and
Bass a: Co.‘ a Stout, always on draught.
1'. .l. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Cali.
. " MILLER & lOitDANT’T‘f
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
Open from 10:30 A. M. to 8 P. M..
Where all business in and pertaining
to Real Iv‘ntaio will receive careful and
prompt attention.
We don't want to keep barking at you
~thnt’a a piece of dog-mono foolish-
ness. But we must persist in calling
your attention to our store and our
goods. We have just opened up our
Spring Line of Baby Carriages and
(Io-Carts It may be a little early to
tulle baby out, but. it's not too early
to look.
The A. J. Angevine
& Son 00.,
Kiri-136 Washington Street.
Sun getting higher.
Spring drawing '
nearer. And we
‘arc ready. Com-
plete stock of
spring clothes,
suits and over-
coats, waiting for
the man who takes
. time by the fore-
Iock. Correct mod-
els for 1908 and an
unusually large as-
sortment of lab-
rics and patterns.
7310.00 to $25.00.
DPIN MONDAY. WEDNIIDAY
Ind SATURDAY IVININOU.
Janina
7.111.011, ctcvmso, warren,
reputation.
as Washington in. “.,,7Nomslh.
O. L. ST. JOHN:
OOH'I'H WIWALK.
DIM.“ 0F
Newaod WW
"“3, ”10 11W 1v on“
Form and (troy. I or
hard work.
a spatially.
." I cycle;
soutiliu for
11.1.1111th
(la n cruisers. speed
In treats or flu-
lbsfb‘V
but for parents
it is hnexdelithf In I I”.
, Tue APoLLo concourse are
the all you aunt of lret en you
doll the best: Han “packed
In two
1»... Jillian... “It In.
T1111 pianos martian.
ens WAIIIINOTOI OTIIIT.
yet. can, set-us. ,,
All orders Delivered rose oi m.
' Mrs.’ 11111179,". s hott'fng her real-
dcnce in Van’Zand stl‘eet connected
with the sewer 7
Mrs.An1lrcw Fleming is ill at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Frederick For
rib. In Wsrten avenue.
Mrs, Albert Dunn, of [lotto Place, Is
vcre attack of the grip..
The market ilrrn of Johnson and
Dennison erected rt handsome new big
sign in front of their place of business,
In First street, today. 7
-Al Flour 79c hag. I'I-Er Mead & Co.
(‘outractor E l~‘. tlorluim is Just
completing an cxtensiro painting job“
at. the rebuilt residence of Daniel ’1‘.
Murphy. in East avenue.
weigh“ tunnel: and see
‘ till power or Shuttles
'unteed under the Pure
7every organ of the body, restoring
I, Lsddrr COmpIIIIy is to present lot the
V . firemen.
again confined 'to her bed with a so- be
...17 not.”
g‘ip the ‘11}4 week'
tsrflwiil let you classy of his
customers who- a month or m 7
were thin, pale ind d,la1t w o
in: now through the use Vegas
lulu fi' moms trad ”11%.th [perfect
Ian and a ttr'sctitw os'h
no so many instances of the wonder
insures the
weak and sick to 1117:1111 and. health.
and Id msbelspoti Mtursl dosh that he
gives It?e {sorrel guarantee v 7Ith ev-
ery pnc
loud the money it It does not W0
satiafs
homage I11 11 pure preWou. saw
Law by
serial number 6355, and" in used
with ammo confidence by th 31 most
delicate. It gives rem bio new)"
with children who are II and run
down and without oppotl e. t halide
up the thin. pills. puny girl so sumo
to perfect plumpneea and health It
is the only flesh forming food 11f its
kind and in addition. It strong titans
strength and health to the whole! eye
tent. l.
Mayflower! as the result of the fluent.
pool tournament, which was -bver-
whclmlngi on by the East Nor wail:
Ibo supper is to occur In
South Norwalk at the Old Well «sitar-
tors and will undoubtedly be an elab-
orate affair.
There will undoubtedly be a lrIrge
attendance this evening at tho lodties'
night of the Young Men's Association
of the East Avenue Methodist Cbur ch.
The chiet feature of the evening will
the gymnastic exhibition which' the
young men will give under the din ec-
tlon at their instructor, lIsrry ll ey
nolds. Preparations for the event
have can under way for several Wt alts
Taken as a whole, the conu cont
around But Nor-walk is one of 1; His-
million that this section of the lawn
is to be lighted nights In tho nviar
future. The consensus of opinion “so
11001111: to be that property values will
be enhanced by the imprrwemcnt.
of Eamon hetelhtioran ‘9an
this week.
that the husband our 11 man 0! so-
llrir't)
billed
"Auras and earn 3'
the Mire-t Christian chattels one id
but night. at the church, at climatolo-
oion of the weekly pram most", It
was voted to go ahead with thst‘pro-
DOM improvements. though the begin
ning of the work has not been fixed
tor any dedtuile date. Figures are
still being compiled as to the cost.
Final arrangements will probably be
made at a meeting of the olefin
board to be held post Monday night.
Miss Jennie Davis, dhughtor of the
new. James W Davis of New Haven,
formerly of East Not-walk, who has
the guest for a few weeks of Mr
and Mrs. Richard Bland at Charla!
street, to convalesclug Iltioly from he:
Illness. and yesterday returned home
to the Elm City Ills rpavis steadily
improved during her stay in East N‘onI
'OIN. and II III believed III-I. me warm m
spring weather will be or great. benefit
to her.
Fred Crosby. of New Canaan. has
tabonths contract to paint the new
Podelefsky building, In Washington
street. During his stay in East Nor-
walk. ltr. Crosby is living at the home
of John Knapp. In Warren avenue. The
new Podelefslty building Is rapidly
nearing completion and will be ready
for occupancy very shortly. The names
of the tenants have not yet been an-
nounesd, though it is understood that
some people have been negotiating for
or. least part. of it.
Some member of the Ollagowallas
is to be tendered a surprise party to-
night, for the word has gone forth to
assemble this evening at the east end
of the Washington street bridge. Cap
lain l-‘red Anderson Is In charge of
tho evening'c pmptlsed Went. and onlv
he has the deciding of the name of
the victim of the surprisers. This
method has prover: very popular In ar-
ranging the Ollngowsllas' surprise par-
tits during the wintr-r just closed Ab,
tor tilt: "mothers or the organisation!
gother,(:;1ptaln Anderson will lead the
way.
The selectinon have been inventignt
log .71 certain case 7311 ’Iiast: Norwalk
A report reached them
but that hit wife drank so
Louis A. Perkins. of the United
visiting his wife 1:1 Rowan street
East. Norwslk.
Miss Pearl Coburn. who arrived
“Now the next thing we ought to get."
81mm lliilllt‘flhlp Mississippi. is on a said a resident; this morning "la suite
leave (if absence from his .hlp' and it- “walks
had enough
The many friends of Theodore Cole
man. of First uvcm e.
We certainly need aldewml‘bs
will be pleased
that their nr-vnn children were nog-
lrcted. After carefully looking into
the «in um i .-,r1c17.~1 the sclectlnen have
her-:1 unable to find that the report
”accruing the case was true. It was
found, however, that, the faintly was
Charles Stevens place I stone _
around his residence. and a cobble s
will he placed on top or that , r.7
Hanna contemplates renting the '
during the coming summer,
A Trial Fro. to All Who II
and t.
m
Dir. Frsnlr um, s prominent
er of hen ‘
mine the best magicians? is .
country. who tree sue-r
two years for rheumatism. Ispeht‘r ‘ 7
that time several hundred dollars ‘
seemed to grow worse Instead of
tar each day. Bola on crutches
forced td drive to 0‘ train old
bling to the m7 son: Gallium"?!
disconregiasp‘ilet sloneth pm
nights and fearful hours alps”.
ug advigdfby p. I)d tloIt panels“
Smith'
I day as ”MM
a and bledf. If.
"Those fearful sciatic pains to“
my bl seemed to let loose and
freely, felt diaerent and ltncw lb 7
next morning I had found a cure. on!
slept and rested well all that night,
something I had not done before in:
two years. I used In all six bottle:
of Urlc-O and have never felt a return. 7
or the disease, had no use for crutches. ',
or cane since the first day's treatmeuu
"I have since recommended Ulla!)
to hundreds of friends and ”Mr
tattoos and in every Instance it. gavts
remarkable relief." ’
Anyone who doubts Mr. Howe’s ex-
perience is invited to write him for
further details
The manufacturers have so much
confidence in the remedy that they will
gladly give a large 75c bottle of Uric-o
fre'e to all rheumstlcs who have never
used It and are looking for e. perma~ .
neat, lasting cure for this most dis- 7
tressing disease. Address 7 for from
trial. Smith Drug C0,, 208 Smith Bldg.
Syracuse N Y
Uric- 0 is sold and personally recall»
"tended to South Norwallt by Edward
W. Kelley. Jr. .
ii
Itownyton, met Wednesday evening
at the home of Oscar Mills. Ollcerl
of the Epworth Magus were elector!
for the ensuing year. 7
Mr. Hanna, of Newark. has
. Tender John (loin very mild .
home Tuesday from Blair Academy.
lllairstown. New Jersey, will spend 11
two weeks' vacation at. her home in
Scariew avenue
Mayflower Hook and Ladder and
Hose Company is planning to give a
masquerade ball in the near future.
probably Just after Easter. The date
has not yet nunouuctd ’
Stanley II. flounder. the or ctr-r
planter, has gl1en John Conltlln no
order recently for 3 '10 bushels of
specially famed oysii re The bivalves
are for the European trade.
The last of the 111717910"! series of
mission lessons of the Advent Christ-
ian Church will hp :stndied this even-
ing at the home of Samuel W. Velaru.
In Quintnrd avenue, South Norwullt.
First avenue point is taking on
quite a‘busy aspect. This mornin-r
there were several ahilsiahd launches
being overhauled there and one new
skipjncit was under We. of con-
structlon.
The suction dredge in the harbor is
making fast in its work just
above the railroad drawbridgr. Though
it has been here but a few days 11 big
change can be noted in that section
of the harbor. 7
church buck fourteen feet, bulld'lug u
Willis L. B.»un.'the Van Zondt street.
milk 01 nlcr Is havinll
iulpmvcmeut made to his residence.
rim house milking much more heart
room in the cellar section.
Mlilou Key.ser who died on March
16th was a. veteran of the Citil War.
and was a member of Company 1'.
Jseventoenth Connecticut Volunteer
Infantry. After the close of the war
he enlisted in the Seventh Regulars.
David Roscoe, one of the popular
drivers of the Crescent Laundry, In
Beaviow avenue, was farccd to give up
work yesterday. on account or illness
and has gone to the home of his mn-
"1““! West, florwalh, to recuperate.
condition the been of Mr. and In.
Charles II.
Artist Oeurao Washburn 111111 a one
collection of on exhibition in
one of the windows d Edward Ill. Our-
harn'a store. I. m avenue. All of7
Mr Washburn's mutation“ onexbibi-
tion were r.
store during mid poof. winter.
part or the winter. to steadily Improw
ins with the advance of optic Mr.
and Mrs. Ornith have return
to Illast Norwailt
wall.
The topic of the Thursday night.
prayer ss’rlvieo last height at 31:. ““7.
venue schools; arch
first Obs or at Isl-I The poster.
Rev. m,
on condition. cousin him much insult
VIII'IIOIICO.
The ancient
far as the e
ingron aurora dro
11d evidently does not on
o! the Wash-
tonnldorhhit"
One of the changer; is the. mining M1
There hos been bot very little choose .
Gorbalu‘s‘
Frank I. lmitb. o! Rowan street.
who has been In ill health for a lone
house
after a visit with
Mrs. Imith's parents in South Nor-
Iodtho service.
though his throat to still in an irritsln 7
—-Buttsr, m lb. II. Iii. Mead It 00.,
out of tho harbor so .
M II cumin
WWII °
to learn that he is commencing ilnely'
nt Jacksonville, Florida. where ho
wont several weeks ago for the bone-
at of his health, Mr. COIMITIIIQ has
gnined 25 [rounds in weight during his
short 111111 in the Palmetto 811110 ac-
(«filing in :1 letter just I‘f‘f‘PI lid in
East Nowell; Before going South.
Mr. Coleman adhered i1 act-ere attack
of tl'Ilhold fever.
The meeting. which wasprcsldr'd ov-
r-r by the pastor, Rev. L. I". Reynolds.
signified its approval of moving the
t
new section at. the front, raising the I
church. so its to build a basement. Sau-
dny school room and also to ill the
chm ch with pen to replace the pres-
eut’chuirs. since the Rev Mr. Rey-
uolrls took charge of the church it has
made big strides, and though Ibo Ini- i
pmwmenis will cost a considaable l
amount or money, the church In new
A combination Pantry. Cup.
board and Kitchen Table, that
groups everything needed in
preparing the three daily. meals
in one convenient place and
within my reach.
A sanitary floor in with pse-
snt sitter attached. that allows
no state door to remain limbs
bin. A handy want list. numor- .
nus spice cans, aluminum os-
tenties molding beard. In fact
"'0 ammun—
hndly in arrears.
ployrd in a coal yard.
up to the authorities is chargeable to
years.
not. distressed are terribly.
Blood Bitters cured Inc. "—J, H Walk-
er. Sunbury. Ohio.
Charles Tuck Rownytou
few day
Mrs, WinHt‘
been placed upon the grounds oi Ma-
The husband is em.
Any assistance
he Town of Stamford
-“Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
No appetite and what I did
Burdock
ROWAYTON.
\lra. Tuck. of \‘orv all: has returned
0 her IlOflIt‘ from 11 um wi ‘1 her son.
Iniwrenee Grant recently spent a
with his parents. Mr. and
Id Grant. Rownyion.
A line now flagpole has twently
1r Mickey‘s place Rowaytou.
and George and James Harvey Him,
The southerly storms of the post:
winter have washed large quanfitig'ts-
of sand on the es at Roton P
and Belle lslsfid.’ and it is hell,
there h addicts-1t amount to
tine bathing facilities during the
lug summer. It has usually
necessary to cart sand to the be
the winter storms.
The death of Miss Fannie Minor oc-
curred last night at her home on the
West Side. Miss Minor was rub”
known here, and for a no 73;!
years had been employed as or hot:
trimmer in South Norwalk. Then
of death was Bright's diseisse ,
Is survived in titre Sisters. bliss
ole Minor or ltowayton. and Mrs
liam t‘. Hall of Greenwich, and va
brothers Stephen Minor, of Stratum, ,
7’}
f.
of Rowaytou. She was
The ladies of the Methodist Church,
thirty“? '
year» of one.
miss mvy inlets you can possibly nevi in preparing a most (You
4 . can do your kitchen work In one-thirotess time with the Hoosier cabinet.
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I’m: out side. This morning he aw
two boats tied to it. hi1» hrsesntiy can
Noted shift and a lube
I It I- understood, maturing”. have
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millenmwuzhrouaich pony a trim
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