cod liver oil and emulsions
ter than oldriaahioned
to restore health for
w, delicate children.
rundownpmonmnd
Try it on ottr guarantee.
1"IIII airman runhsracv.
tuition re.
scorn” uoawam. court.
nos-roe Mu‘i’tea oIAD‘.
BOSTON, April 8.—Frz’nklin Haven
president or the Merchante' National
Bank of thin city. ("all at his home
last night The Merchants' National
Barth II one of the leading banks oi
Boston,
:‘i‘he
of the new Mfim kilowa' Hall. has been
started. When this work is compleo
ed the building will eat a much
better appearance, the two large
rooms on the fourth floor will he
{atria more motion by the high cell
a s .
Parker Cummings Ind "Ben" Keel-
er. .lr.. enioyod I very pleasing day
wading not long since. hence the nor
licular date iI unknown. At any rate
their placstorlsl pursuit led them in
the direction of North Stamford. The
trout, apparently, gave the fishermen
the icy stare. due perhaps. to chilly
water. Troutiug may be all right in
more than one way. but the hoys att-
mit that one sure thing that it can he
recommended for is the "catching" of
a severe cold and the subsequent doc-
tor' a fees.
' CHIN!!! IOYCOTTINO JAPANIOI.
HONG KONG, April 8.——The Chi-
nese Merchants' Guild has decided to
cable their agents at Jupnnese
aneae goods and to ship the goods al-
ready ordered in vessels other than
Japanese. DQKIOI'IIIII Chinese piece
goods are joining in the brace" of
the .lapanse, which arose as a result ..
of the This! Man: incident
Spring Opening.”
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
Cloaks, Suits, Skirts and .
Wa
lPUBLIG THAT OUR OTOCK OF
ists
I8 READY F0 8 INSPECTION
f‘nll and examine our goods.
L. GOLDEN,
es wasni’aorou eraser.
lire the lowest.
22 Washington Street.
The styles
.l. w. DODGE,
76 the intent and the prices
SOUTH NORWALK.
South Norwelkqu,
DOUBLE STAMP. FOR OATURDAV.
Indian Mater Cycles
THOSE WHO ARE THINKING
OF GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Single Cylinder.
Single Cylinder
Twin Cylinder. r. H. l'. .
Ill-gin Cylinder, d H. P. .
Twin Cylinder. 7 ll. P.
Also Second llnnd intlian. in good
Second Hand Thomas in good
2% ll ll.
31/. HI l’.
”0
"“6
About;
shape ........
veneer-leewwpellwl
SOLE AGENT 0F TOWN OF NORWALK.
L.M.W
‘ :toarii slam araIIr,
RIGI-IT
SOUTH NOIWAIK.
TRY A TON
HARRIS 8:
TILIPHONI iill.
GANS 00.
I. WATII IT.
THE HATCH & HAIHHI C0.
nouvn nonwaut. count.
LumbernndMill Work torEverything ,
from I Plggery to a Palace.
hill-L. feet at
LUMIII VAIO. "not.
The use in bosses at Hardwood ri
rugs lit ruplill inorsnnl
’l'heresstaIsIveI iltltatldsgr
oorlnn. have or partly covered with
eatly to the appearance oi a route.
and. it is easy to clone and keep clean. 8rd. it Is much cheaper in the
loud-run, than Ian. “Wmofuzi:
e isvo I on
Oak and lupin littering as balls. "a
mum flooring cornea with carpet.
or litige tirala Yellow l'lne. Quartsrad
hint to the win. is salclent."
IPEOIALTY.
LINCOLN IMMI- A will!!!"
it ii w ler elsht
no ltI if“ I
any hlutl.
brand at ready
lands. wilt-ill"
yeara'waar without repairs or attention of
for olicioth as a hoot severing
HOT STUFF.
Hazolton Coal
l[helm-instills»
hSonCols,
fl WATER "a
MD! them,
rtsi
‘ not to place any more orders for lap ,.
" j WILraIn sonwnu, cewiler.
_ christian Marts John H. Light
Imus.
. We no Nor FISH
r
PHILADELPHIA April ii. -'l‘he Nor-
wegian steamer Helios cleared from
thin port for ii'lnye. ”Fab 23 with a '
cargo of petro eum cargo was No i t r i ,.
valued at 864.000 and was owned by flung: {5"thlm‘f153fj’pugfe“
the Standard on Company. The Hel ' ‘
ins, which was formerly the British H II rimlr prev-M Mm times of
steamer Oranje Prince. carried a crew known strength and purity. There is
0' “’0'“ 3‘3 meil- no use taking chancel: Wu can he
aura by bringing it here. The medicine
1-”me
FRANK C. MIWEW CY
VAN scov
Worthy
cos waamaoroa Iran-r. ,
, vet. can. est-a. .
A" 9m», .llrllxw‘.!m vi, ohm-
PLUMBING. ............................
STEAK
HOT WATER
AND .
Gas FITTING. """
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
._..._..__. , Hiram Curtis of Stamford. was a
5° South MIID an“. t51.1:thy of friends in East Norwaik, yes
So. Not-walk, Conn: 1’ szsm Robertsonthss started to
overhaul his launch for the coming
season.
Harry Waterbury and-family moved
to 20 Core avenue and not 19, as has
been announced.
stimuli"
TIANIACTS A GENERAL IANKINO
IUIINISO.
Mina llarriet Crolut. of Ridgefleld,
visited Misti Ella illyticuburg, of Cove
arernic, Monday.
8t. .inmcs' Circle will meet with
—" hire. it. w. Smith. ll Hawkins IV&
53% ""9. Thursday. It 2:30 p. in.
Mrs Arthur Berra and daughter,
WIPLI‘:M&IOFW& alias lilanche Beers of Cottnge street.
are gueata for a tow days of friends
in Bridgeport.
i:.lil"."'.'lil’l'l"$"m"“
. II I
Richard Psrmalec, who has been
'"EDEMCK "' NOWAN. III V.“ laid tip by illness for hovers! days at
his borne in Besview avenue. has now
about recovered.
DlnlcTOIO,
I. It. Mathewson itsnry Oeyrnesr
John H. Knapp “most Omen
Jeeleh I. Mervin J. Wallace htsrvls
The East Norwalk, oystermen did
not venture in email basis this
morning. The aim i-ust wind kicked
up a very heavy son.
William Elna has been sulering
"r “mm" M“ r from a nervous trouble at hie home in
East Norwsik. and has not yet return
ed to his college studiws.
John Knapp. of Warren street was
usheriod into the mysteries of the int-
provetl Order of lint lien. last night.
by lincas Tribe of South Norswlk.
Ind“.
roa connmaurs.
George li- VInAlstyne, proprietor oi
the Crescent unitary. had I valuable
horse die during tile IUht at his barn
in Benin avIIII, IIIih Norwslh.
htlss Jessie rancher. who is teach-
ing In the outer echool. New GI-
Iissn. has been spending the Iprlnn
v'scattlon at her home in Winneltl
s roe .
Ralph Decker is now in the employ
of Herbert W. tlorham. who is at work
In the interior of Joseph I'rootn's new
residence in Seaside Place, which ll
almost completed.
-Q~
but we know that our store, our goods.
and our hitslneII methods got their
full share at pralIe among-the public
w. t'lil‘ll sitcom only by deserving it.
Wu nerve everybody with the o
hm”, A number at l-‘ast Norwallt young
MI‘EIII'dIMm mk “lbw“. “with mmgliHHHHuIzd wane”: Inhiuaig
Iilit ii MI 1 0m 0“
they Ilwsya come. We receive my £3353: Harm-23%;?» by the you“
compliments. but never "link” for
"WM i'i'ho Lntiles Aunllllty of the nary
Social Club held" a motile last nil!"
The A. J. MOVIIIO It the boats of In. Mr Powell ‘il
Cave avenue, and talked up various
& so“ 00., matters in connection with the inter-
l34~l36 Washington Street.
s
arts at the club.
Harry Taylor. oi Cove avenue. who
is a wellltaowa carpenter. is slowly
recovering from the Ilects oi blood"
poisoning which settled in one at his
lagers, meesiiatlsg it being ianced
Ifew In” an
Itaavust iterwalit promo thousht
alreiaitarvaiit Isstnisbt.
.. ' when the are slsrai oi that city real
‘ 9in the lineal: "my." 4 cycle: and the In eireablew. The mansion.
lerro anti Gray, 8 cycle outlts for however, was but a monthly Wu”
hard work. Satisfaction. launch“ of the department.
a stmsiulty. (labia cruisers. speed
itulis oi one drain to iranteor lin- GeorgeW Cochllnmi tNorwalk.
lulled boat Propellers Bronn‘e Ibaft- has named a position at carpenter-lat
lag, Magnetos. flverylhlag in the on the addition which W. B. Hubbell
Marine lino. last ua figure on your is cmtamplgtipg for his summer reek
"dammit“. DWI! I will M 1m dance at lIMHammoclt The weather
Catalan. prevented work this moraine
Mr. and hits. I I. Partricli. oi the
Worthington street bridle. has receiv-
ed were that their daughter. lira. W.
H Barnum. oi Deanery. has been talt
c. i. ST. Joint,
0001'" NOIWM-Ko
DIALII OP
NewsadSeoond-hsathMW
Jan
‘.
“I... ~,—-...
THI NIW
'5 Hotel Victoria. "
or unam-
, I'll suddenly worse. It is reared that
bill ramizg'g'ygm. 50...," who has I had used bundles.
ilnglaeer George I. of the
:3” lleetvla Lights W R (tr m was III to
' mm?” alaeosasee. O temporary vacation Wily. George
as... hasn't beans so: to More out last
A film Ills 1 WWW WWII” tho innit In. hill believes it In
lag the ram ' Insten‘sssd either rheumatism or a "prick" in his
lisp. Ce! I back.
lira. hi, I. Dariand. oi lesview
avenue. has gone to Ililustua. (loan.
to no her mother. Iva. Peter letter.
it he Iiw. In
.lurs. ItIiaerea despite her Ill yum
planning to tells a trip to CaasdeJm
lira. John W. Heine. It Osborn ave-
oMM'MAWHIPIM.
new“... mom
stllniisviitsndahevesvest
“MKMWAW
satsswoavmeaa.
L for the past, two days.
Management-'- a.
‘hg III 0' I II IN MI! ‘W’am
. plates “wraps.
John W. neatly, the paint.' and dec-
orator. reports the ”g work to be
opening up in good Itr. Realty
is so busy that he advertises is south
er column that he has work tor sevsrei
more good palntere then he already
has in his employ. .
The Dory Bacial Club baseball teem
recently played a “mg. of baseball
with I picked nine of he Norwalks
Bettieian Bloomeuist the eflelcnt
pitcher for the Dory club nine. won I
line chocolate cake for getting the
first and only home run in the name.
W
Walter Beardsley. who it a former
manager of ilafner lunch room and
cigar store on the Benedict rsrm
bridge. moved yesterday with his fatn-
Ily in Huntington Long island. The
household effects were taken across
the Sound by Arthur W. Day in his
launch Broad Bill.
s—n—u—o—t—s—s‘q .
Extra Mall‘ Carrier Edward B. hic-
Gowan. at South Norwslk. hII been
working on the East Norwallt routes
Yesterday be
substituted for E. Is. Hartford. who
took a day off to get his launch road!
for spring, and today I. ll. Hsnford
‘ baa gone on a little ilshlng trip.
H. V. Carr, superintendent for Can-
tractor lleulie Gamble. is having a
new ‘ahoe placed on the keel of the
gaeolcne launch Alex, which will be
used during the. coming Mason an a
town boat in Delaware by contractor
Toomey. in the construction 0f I new
light house.
Herman Veltch, the driver for Les-
lie Gamble declares that the Jedi eur
prise party he engineered (not a
success, but. II otmtempla ggivlng
another, shortly, which he says nobne
will know anything about. lib friends
are trying to ilgure who/wt be at the
next party if stone but r. Veitcn.’
knows anything about it.
The Dory Social Club has planned
another social for Friday evening. at
the club quarters in Cove avenue.
There will he no charge for admission,
the object being to give the members
an opportunity to abort their friend»
the comfortable quarters they have.
There will be dancing and other pleas-
urable pastimes and refreshments will
he served.
The Fleet Norwaik fishermen who
set out in a launch from the Washing
ton street bridge had a Inc day's
sport. They returned last night with
their boat loaded down with I catch
of llsh and clams. 0f fioundera they
had about 300 pounds and three or four
bushels of clams. in the party were
Richard Sweeney. Thomas Casey.
George Hosted and George Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson enter-
tained a company of friends last even-
ing at their home on the Washington
street bridge. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and other
diversions and reiresbnients were
served. Among the guests were Mr.
and hire. William liaslt'e. Mr. and Ira
George Tobey, lire. Robert Brown
Ire. John (1. Slice: and William J.
Welehcit.
Arthur twisty us. a capable mu
this spring in his converted sloop
Broad Bill. During the winter. the
mast was removed from the Broad
Bill and an engine substituted for still
power. The- boat-west across the
Sound in one style yesterday. )fr. Day
started during the Ifternoon with the
.lleardalry furniture and was back
again in East Norwslk between 7:30
and 8 o'clock last evening,
The Advent Christian Church in Van
Zandt street was crowded to the
doors Sunday evening when the pea-
tor lIev II. I. Reynolds preached his
lest sermon In a series of three
against inildellsai. and there was also
baptism. Then.- will undoubtedly be
another large attendance nest Sunday
when Pastor Reynolds preaches the
second semen. The regular weekly
prayer service will be held tomorrow
as l.
Ira. lantne. .oi Cove avenue. had a
narrow escape from being drowned
yesterday alter-noon. while reins-rile:
iron I clamnilng expedition with her
Genres: mine. As Ilse site-pm
tothrow In anchor overboard near
Isoand Point. lite lost her balance stat
west overboard. The water was deep.
over her head. but her eon was
able to get hold of her and
helped her over the of the host.
Apparently she has no no perms»
sent sweets truth the unpleasant es-
perienes in the water. ..
The ilnnth Norwaik Cuban Gina”
baseball teaiad'ell yesterday hotel's the
prowess oi the Duty Ioola t‘luh base
ball team It the score of It to id. in
an estrsntey clone Issue. The M
Norwalhsrs only won in the ninth law
as. t'hnrlea lime pitched in noble
style tor the Dory nine and Dave Nsah
dill Iltnlla behind tho
hat. The eIiIoved
southern oyster openers and they are
montantarttwitonthe'road. Tester.
day slteuenn'sgsaie sprayed» on
the Vinita lot. (incur! 'linw
tween Third and Mrth streets.
IOWAYTO'._
Itrs.l.ewlsl.rsrk«IItItyeIter-
daylnltewtevheity. M. 9’.
Hrs. "III, m “I“ m
ire-IletIIli'IIhiyl. ‘.
uncovIIIRle. 0'0“me
tslssd.lsvisttiag Oherlvs'lievsss. st
3mm
aedllaveiIWIvnev.
wevhlag
. Ir.
Innh's mm It Was.
5%.
at his horm- hero "iii. rat-moon.
‘hnrning llerg be I us.
lites Ever Getallpudlt
22 Brain 1' VII II”
In my Leas v‘ui Muss
liarecstssrlly .. . .4
t
«g .
Every family here ought to keep a
caseotbianesein intbebonse seal!
one of you may have an attack of indi
gestloa or munch trouble at any
time. day or night.
Thin harmless preparation is pre-
pared in the ferns of 22-min Trian'
poles. and tastes like candy while you
are eating them, but they will digest
anything you can eat and overcome I
sour stomach five minutes afterwards
if your meals don't tempt you!!!
whet little you do eat more to Iii you,
or it lays like a lump of lead in Your
stomach. or if you have heartburn. that
is I sign of indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a “cent
case of Pape' s Dtapepein and take one
trinngnle after aupper tonight and see
flv tcr how it feels to be
rid of stomach trouble.
There will he no soar risings.no
belching of undigested food mixed with
acid, no explosions of stomach gas.
or herahum, _ or fullness or heavy
W
residents have been in Rowayton the
past few warm days, looking up piaeea
in which to reside.
Many from this place went to South
Norwnlk last Sunday night. and wit
nestled the burning of the ”ribbon
walk freight house and string of
freight can.
~2.'lc llop. Reliance H. t 1.. Co.,
Fri.. 10th. Lorilee in aprons and sun
bonncta. men overall: and Jumpers.
Adm. 2310. Ice cream on sale.
Rev, Ernest W, Ely-alas was returnr'
ed to the pastorate oi the Methodist
Episcopal Church lit-re by the New
York East Conference. and will arrg‘ve
r.
Byaahe'a many friends in Rowsyton
will be pleased that he will remain at
local another year.
Editor Evening Sentinel.
Dear Sir: Permit is final word in
reference to the Brown ntialr, which
is prompted hr the item appearing
in the Sentinel last evening and which
was inaptrnd by the Bridgeport Partn-
er. I beg to say that never In a sin-
gle instance did my daughter call at
Brown's recalled Bridgeport other. A
reporter inclined to acasationsllein
will oftr-n take refuge behind ”It Is
anid," or "it is believed." in order to
Home I doubt. and to till in tho
warp and woof at is doubtful item.
which Item is liable to work grace in-
justlce to an innocent party. as in this
instance.
Respectfully.
CHAIN.” RAYMOND.
Rowaylon. April I. ms
A number of Marion people were
Interested In a large fire which occur
red Saturday on the eatstr of Myron i
Berg Palmer's Hill. near rtrsmiord.
ll. llopc Norton. who Is now a member
of thc Tokeaeke onions was formerly
the owner of the property which is
one of the finest in this section or
Pslrheld County. Two large borne on
llitl estate, with all their contents.
were destroyed. The loss is several
thousand dollars. it is not known
how the fire started. At one time iii»
main born on the late ll. 0, tiara-t
meyer's utaic caught lin- from the
III" "tilt Illino-
was put mil by rtulilcnien on the
Haventeycv place. The llrrga are in
New York and their summer harm- is
In charge If I caretaker. ‘i'lie lilanas
lire department was called out and
once it looked In it a wuvsmoaa would
no tor the ltsraiortl department. The
reflection of the Ire was Icon in thin
vicinity.
DAllllI awn NOROTON.
lira. Jennie lilt‘fcr ls uliIIi‘ ill pf iu-t
home in ‘l'ensoyer street.
hire I. 1'. Words of Ntiriltvlllr- ill
file guest at her sister. lira.
Thomas. at Highland avenue.
‘A new manager tor the poultry do
pnrtlieht for the Anchlncloss ism liaa
arrived in batten with his iamlly.
hire. at}. lobevst Ind sou. Norma
lichens. of New York. aie guests of
lir and Ira. James Bates. oi Davies.
Raymond lrniiiefa Itnva inst receivv
ad’s carluad at stock in the vosgh truss
Vermont for the manufacture oi
valid chairs.
.1 liaison wholiasltndc
la-
,ll
dug-Mikbg‘r‘etumd tat is ehsvsh.
was v to vests
heeesterenee as‘sswbies
gheieve
testing In the stomach, lisasea. Mlle
tlIsI griplsg 'l'lils
besides there will ?
of tools left over i
pntreiy your breath with
your Wet to ”how 1
the formula plainly printed on
“cent user: then yon will readi
understand why etc-sch trouble
indigestion Inst vesich like snow!
tore the biasing sits. .
Diapepsis is a certsism cure for
Your staunch misery. whirls-going."
contains inst the cleaners which
strong. hcslthy stomach her. and he:
proven by test to digest alone 3,009
grains of food. Dippepein will tskwj
holdofyonrfoodan'ddiuwtitjnfi
there.
Actual, prompt relief for all y
stomach misery is at your Pharmacist.
waiting for you whenever you decide
you would rather have a healthy liOilhv
sch and perfect Digestive system '
A “can! cue is usually more than
snihclent to cure I ease of Dyspepslt
and leave some around the house
should other ones of the unity sects
eating something that doesnt agree.
with them.
Jump and put the blaze out by I nor-
ies of well directed pail! of water. Tho
damage was confined to one room. the
latter being quite severely scorched 1.
Principal ".1 Palmblsd be!
just completed lguring eat the res
ceipts of last week's school entertaier
meat. at the town hall and III learn-
ail expenses. This Is I very ratifying
result and indicates the great Intern“
that was taken is the entertainment
by everybody associated with tho I‘e
derteking and the parents and
of the pupils. 0n the program alone
was “flux by Principal Pal-hind
and he is eivlng many conerstnlo-
lions over the success of the bi.
event. '
The big fire which wiped out thd
Booth Norwsiir railroad freight depot
and a string of loaded freight care was
csiremely tieceptlve to Deric- III
Norman people and cans-ti seven alie-
in; situations. Volunteer Hoot sill
Ladder Company, at Main, turned
the sppsrstus, and a me in quick
time was made in Dart-w center. It.
being supposed that the fire we!
ton firemen were surprised when they
arrived at Deficit sac learned that tho
tam was over in South Norwelh. The
'Ilfllibei'l of lsgie Hook and Leader!
was rery mr. They took their Ir
paratha art-r abom to. the Town
Xorvvatk line and the blaze ant
seemingly sny nearer than when
started. they married borne.
happened lilo- ilrr to be somewhere be-
tween illnmiord and Davies. so closely
did it appear to be. No Ire in recent
years has lawn area for such a div
Itsncel in this locality
WHOM".
Walter l’rmI is moving his bonne-
‘lmld goods in a house on Wright
“in”. '
Misti ('arrie Bradley pained III-4n!
with Dr. and Mrs. Fred Ads-s lit
.‘l' I‘ll'ts
l .—
l hire. 5 ll. Pillow has returned if“
a week's visit with her mother in
Weihersllelti.
lcltu tlilycr is recovering from tho'
iiigtz' .2 I. received by the hind feet at
i“ hora» List week.
‘ O m
lino. linen-r 8. Boers has rctnmd
mun .i trip i'l twuvev, where he hat
‘ l. 1.: him; up his raining lntemta.
,. - w...
uni» i'l ('oihm, trachnsa'n of the i"
u a I 130.,
”More! ,
M“ am it‘ s tlalt wii friends in (Show I"
l
' Oil: n.lrr Allen in building a will!
[tr Allen's motor hoot. Wheel!-
isiwd the boat will be equipped!“
cruising.
bliss tivaee liter'weod. |”"of mks“!!-
'villc. has returned teller Melt.“
the Norwalk Hospital ninth lniprnv
in health.
The houthport Invention of ”Ii .
teasers provrd too much for the hue
The state
uracil Mm us lander.
weal it“ I.
Justine Ill View
1”!" a civil action
Halt-W Willis:
:l;
tatlng llesdaehes Diuiness or [niche .
ortho same as it your Itemsclt wasn'I ,
$36.50 was cleared. The entertainment". '
out a big delegation of members with .
somewhere la the vicinity. The lilo- '
t‘nmpany of Davies. also went mu Ms .
I hunt for the fire. supposing the! It,
tiring in Stamford "ported that they .
a
wholesome and safe treat-eat after! . .
ed that 883.50 has been altered abort . '
1.,
Norwalk Chronicler