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useflieheetmnstogcttheetcmhwsliendetrcng.
Prohehlyaootherremedywillmtouycutehilhaemlyasd
"BEECHAMTS PILLs
Beechain’ a Pills immediately relieve acute dyspepsia. and m
’wiiyheoeflehi Win ohmic cases of indigestion and stomach weakness.
y gently stimulate the digestive organs and have a wholesome
caect II the liver and bowels. cleansing and toning the en tired!-
tivc Mm' I Pills relieve thew ukenod organs.“ establish
minty mum, er the general heal create appetl teand
Strengthen the Digestion
lag bowel with full diuctione. 10c. and 25¢.
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PARDONB.
HARTFORD. Muy I:.~-- Govetnor
\l'oudrtil'f today appointed nit-Con-
ul‘t'h‘lilllilli Louis Sperry. of Windsor.
a member of the llonrd of Pardons.
to fill the vacancy enticed liy the death
of Ernest. Cody.
"Bliakespearo wrote for all time.“
For instance?" "Toke his exert-s
lion: ‘ 'Tiii not so am Hit It well not'
’0 wide ill I born door. yet I‘wlii
arrve' How Well that describes :1 limit
It‘li'lfix hot." -—i.ouiaviiic (‘ourior --Jour
'lntlIan Motor Cycles
Everett’ 5 Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Aubprn Wagons,
Carriages of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harnéss Repairing,
Horse Clipping and Shoeing.
I
it
L M. WRIGHT
NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Redudttons '
We keep. our reductions fora few days more. .
The Newest PRINCE CHAP SUITS, latest cut,
in plain and striped Panama; pleated Skirts, with
fold; shades, brown and navy; $1198
value, 518. 50
$1.98
Washington St,
South Norwalk.
. 0
Fine Silk WAISTS, trimmed ivith Voile
lace and silk embroidery , value, 53. 50
._G0LI)F.N, 6?
i. .
South—1. Norwalk. i I» N.
No. 2 Nut Coal. suitable for the spring season. lights
quickly. burns freely. lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
lIARRIs & GANS co.
68 Water Street. ITIiephIIne 45d.
. .,...
THE HATCH & BAILEY Clio
4 SOUTH NORwALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to n Palace.
MILL. M of “lull!" “not. ‘i'ei. “I.
LUMIII YARD. WM Olreet. Tel. “-8.
The use in hole! of Hardwood Flooring. ours or partly «crowd with
with. to rapidly lllcflllinl.
'I'Iio reasons are: let. It. adds greatly to file aunt-drama of a mat.
2nd it in easy to clean and keep clean. am: It is much cheaper in tile
long tun than the old method of common flooring covIrIIu wiIh carpet
We have a in: and“ varied stock '0! loge Grain Yellow Pine. Quarterad
Oak and ideals "A hint to the wise iI outloleui."
IPEGIALTY.
LINOOLN Wilt. A superior proud of ready made, unto-date
nullilnfl. WWM height y'earI wear wiiiimn repaint or attention of
any kind. it is also a poll substitute or oilclctli II I Inc! covert as.
vh- i
If!
Ha "WMNCIBDII
The B.iimilieid& SouCo.’s,'
1mm. , ‘~ llfiA‘l’lll or.
. that she had become aililo
'OLD NEW
4' CityNattonal Bank
'Ii. . ll”!
cameontofarcomtindtol her ..
lie‘
rifled husband what she had done.
ran to the corner drug store. but she
was dead before he could wcure any
auisunce. Her husband. I ate Ins-
son. had been long out of wor
the medical enminer‘e ‘liiidin
'nervousneiie because of the accumula-
l‘iou of hills. Bhe leaveethroe chil-
ren.
DUES Ill‘l'ln FOR “10.000.
William and Allan ll. Howie . of
Now York. hrothe'I'Ii or donate M. aw-
in lanes. whose marl!” to hover,
the famous aeronaut, recently formed
an International romance. bare recent
ly brought a suit for $10,000 ngntnat
their sister. attaching property in
No“ Canaan through DIIpuiy Sheriff
iloolsn. Tim unit in returnable to the
next term of the Bupnri’or court. The
brother: allege that they loaned $9,000
to their sister on H note~ and that
about April 1 rho departed for Darin
unknown with the note in her posses-
sion. 'I'III‘ loan was made December
15 i904.
w. .. "“‘V'N’ n.
Liquid
Veneer
MAKES THIINGS
25 and 50c Bottles.
"‘I .
E. E. Gotham,
Decorator.
Tel. 452. East Noiwslk.
" {a "k"
Ln
FRANK ,c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
nor WATER
AND
GAS FITTING
Tin, Sheet En,
and Zinc.
Copper
so Southrhiain Street,
So. Momentum.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANOACTI A ”glflilAL BANKING
.M” .
CAP TA ‘ .
no» I ' y
sunPLue all nori'l’o.
rowm H MATTIMBNJIII.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
chnfmcn H. nowati. ens Vioe~
i'fl .
WILFHED soowetL. cashier.
olnECTOlI.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Ieymeur
John H. Knapp Ismael Grumman
Josiah ll Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swen: John H. Light
Fred H. Iowan.
O. L. ST. JOHN,
IouriI NOIWALK
, oeaLIn or
NewendSccoad-haodllngitm.
Buy the "Began; ”Sufi ." 0 cycle.
from wit. (my! arcs outlte for
hard we Iaiisfactioo. hunches
a specialty. Cain cruise re. speed
hulls of one design in frame ‘M
tilted boat. Propellers arouse
the. its icI. liverytliisg la the
Murine inc. bet. its launch oayour
Icon verticals. Drop I portal for me
:a tip.
Wm -:. vna tiaw q.
. not STUFF. 3““ WWII:
It“:
Nil ”mm“.
.uflggo
‘ m%?W“hm
iiil'fllfil' ”WI.
and ,
was ‘
with ,
. by early
Anheilao t on t.
1'. Ii. dill-LIV“ W , i
venetian. III. I
vi v
As...
”I ”KM?” new ‘3” w ”W!-
Ifii’dfl WW1?”
We specialise on Prescription Coin
pounding Ina therefore carry a stock
which represents everythih that phy-
litiiblihl horcabout are llhey to pree-
cr e
Physicians who are ‘sintsd with
our stock and our met I invariably
feelnurc of heat results I the medi-
clnéa they hire pros‘cti when they
seo our label on the not a. .
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 WABI‘IINOTON ITHIIT.
TIL. CALL. “1-4.
All Orders Delivered Free of charge.
Mrii. Richard Hillmnn, of Van Zandt
direct, is the guest of relatives in New
York city.
John Solomon and family moved a
few days ago from East Norwulk to
Massachusetts.
it W. Smith. of Hawkins avenue.
has placed his launch in commission
for the season.
Frank C. Van Scoy has improved
the front of his premises by having
cont-role hiehs built.
The Advent Christian Church prayer
meeting tomorrow night will be led by
the Nov. Lester i" it" ynolds.
WoIlI was finally alerted today on
the collar for Fritz lioppe' B new d'di'
inn honor in Cove avenue.
Elmer Davidson and family have
moved from Marshall street, South
Norw’nllt, to Second street East Nor-
utilit.‘
. 'l he Pastime Ol't‘lli‘afl'll, of East Nor-
walk of which (Yhntleu Levy is lender.
will go to a dame. thin evening. in
Sinniford
W. A. Crockett. of final Norwullt.
and A. I’. llibler. iii South Norwnlit.
have embarked in the carpenter busi-
nesu together.
Albert Stumpf's lit'W house In Greg-
or) lloulovnrd iH fur advanced. and it
In "pooled to be l‘i‘iiii)‘ for occupancy
whither.
The tailor Wilo'l‘t'f‘i‘liii)‘ located on
- the Washington sin-vi drawbridge has
moved his PHIIIIIliI-thuit-III lo one of the
former Rosen stores, .
The. llible sellout of.IiIII Advent
Christian C urch hultl a regular hi
weekly run lug. he: night. pt the
church. in Van Znndt moot.
llonjnmln Cello, Allmrl i.. anuer‘s
vhltiublo assistant it" moved with hill
family from Mural: .II! slit-III South
Norwnlk, to 7 Raymond tili'tt'L
The adjourned annual uwot; ug of 4
Chriat pariah, Bust Nor talk. was held
inst night at the mission rooms In Von
IZnndt siren, and was lame ly attended.
Mrs. Iii. Levy and daughter, Mills
Marni: Iv- Iy of the Washington street
iIIiIlI:-.I lAi Hi to Stanford today, where
this on nine. they will attend h dan.ce
Mm llurwoll B. Day. of East sve-
no» la recovering from n severe foil
rho received last Saturday at her
home A physician was caiiep to at-
lrud hPr.
Inward E. floriinm loft East Nora-slit
\IsII-rtiny for Hartford where he is
rounding the Republican stats
\I' ution on a representative fro
limit of Norwnlk.
Oscar Psi-trick will he the leader of
the Royal Workore' society meeting.
Sunday, at the Advent, Christian
Church. The opic will he Bible
Teaching Concerning the Resurrection.
The lattice of Christ parish. East
Norwnlk. are tanning to hold a "luv
and hand" sac. This event is in the
noun-o. of I routines! sale. but villi I
new name. The duo has not yet lion
fixed. »
(ii-ant Anderson has had his real-
Iicnce in Winfield shoot connected
with the sewer. 'l‘lte Iewsr work for
thisyearleltut Not-walk. eofsrae
new street pxtoneicno are concerned.
is about completed.
A good-aired utirndanoo is hoped
for at the weekly prlyt't‘ meeting of
the Ernst Avenue Methodist Church”. to-
IIIIirIIIw ovenilil. N Smith [Mr
who recent! took ehnrgc III that
hillilif'. will the leader
The members at the "my Club are
whatnot-lug a provost reposition to ELI-chm
it new upright piano to take place
or their present instrume t. The
piano now In their possesses was
pItII-liiiiit'tl not-0nd MM some time an
The at .lames' circle. of that Nor-
wnlii. in addition to the regular deio-
nation of KingI' Daughters from list
Norwalk. are in attendance today Ii
the Blues iieughtors' convention at.
the south Norwalli Connofltlooal
church
Program: in now but" mod. on Al-
bI-u liyroii' new sloop. The planning
in biting put till. NT. AyrsI i. in lo
nnm-inl hurry for the craft. which “m“
under Ionatrtictiun hunt his brother‘s”
shop in leaview avenue, «II he does
not intend to use her until III-at fail
The motion dredpe iii work in i e
no,
urch
. harinir iiIII lust liiitstli Ii Ionaldere lie
iIImI- Tilt" dredge in new loua ed nit
Iwinw the lion In south III the liar.
wnik Launch oriiii. Illv has been
‘rminnllr eating out the «tunnel to
email but there il Iiili much work
rte be dope A, .
Cari Wicflh Bowl
.lilil
"AJJ.
has” that new mm
ybrontht into the
her “gotten is used by his oil-
“4M“. man named Ward.
”:06!“ Mt the new boat will
proveseimrusssusmsmn
I ili harm of“! thin summer
The bliagpwa
t It quar-
have tact int n
Beasts: m I still... Inn
I. an die I number of hihcrtio
cide the business in hp was 0not
present The club is new hosting the
serious matter the purchase of I
piano and plans or I. supper Friday
night,
During the heavy storm of last
week. a to it to lineen foot raw
host was cast up 0 the Beavlew avo-
nuc shore. Who the owner iI, nobody
has yet learned. The craft is not I
very valuable one and looks the worse
for wear.
boys of the vicinity have taken poo
sesdion of It.
is es Johnson cut. the index dam
of hi left diam! badly. Itoaday. and
did not succeed in e tip; it to stop
bleeding until yester Hillier:
wound was pressed by Dr. R. 'Li Wolfe.
The physician found that I. email or-
tery had bee severed. The accident
occurred whle Mr, Johnna was cut-
ting meat . The knife ollppbd.
in the rch. Moods; night. for
lt'rnest WI n'I little daughter, Elsie.
who crawled under a bench in .l Liv-
einstem's coupling shop, on the Wash
initial! street bridge, the services 'of
omccr Frank Itaymond, of South Nor-
wlnk. were enlisted, Mr. and Mrs, Wiiv
son were greatly worried and had all
sorts of fears as to the fate of their
daughter.
I'mw
ROWA__Y_TON.
The usual prayer and praise meet
lugs will he held on Thursday evcnlng
in the Baptist and Methodist churches.
George Raymond, of Raymond
street, one of the locomotive engineers
employed by the New York, New Hu-
ven and Hartford Railroad Company
is enjoying a mouth a vacation
Andrew Taylor the well-known Dn-
rieu liverymnn. has opened a branch
at Tokéneite. and will have In esiab
iishmeut there to meet the require-
ments of the fashionable summer col
pay.
The musical gIVPn by Miss Theresa
Hoyt William C Perry and Stanley 0.
Whitney. of ilntien, for the Rowayton
Library, will take ltlnce‘ Wednesday
evening. Lint l.:lih A mistske.was
made In givinit the date.
The horse. chestnuts and monies are
lireuking Into lull leaf and the (this
and other Inter III-.cs are just. begin-
ning to unfurl their foliage. The re-
cent rains huvo hinugltt some of the
earlier wild nilwt‘ih into bloom but the
chill of the last few dove has had
rnthera retarding effect upon all
format of vegetation.
DARIEN AN’D Honored.
The hit; Clem Smith house is in the
hands of pointers.
—D-nvld Bartleld and family have mov.
nd II from New York to Order 0an
for t 0 summer
Repairs to the roof of Eagle Hook
and bladder Cnmpnny' H truck house. in
Main street, Dorian. are In progress.
The frame has been raised for Ter-
rence Andcreon' I new house in Scdg
wick avenue. The house is to be push-
on to completion.
(lion Chopin. of the South Norwnlk
railroad l tower. was a guest of
his folio operator, Grand Juror Mc-
Gulunls, of the Dorien tower_ ycslcr
day.
Thomas Biennium and Eugene WIII
molt have secured positions with Liv-
eryman Andrew Taylor. Mr Willmntt
will manage Mr. Taylor's Tokenelts
stable.
line Jennie Bil-chord. of DIrIt'li. is
president of the inyal Workers' Sorie
ty of the Advent Christian Church.
Bolt Norwaik. and led the meeting of
M Inc ioty,
All entertainment for the benefit or
the Mohegan Fife and Drum Corps of
Noeoton. was held last (“Willa at the
an in" and a considers e
realised. The entertainment W0-
graia consisted of the csentatlon of
“The Old District l." in two
parts.
ltssley Whittier. of Barton and III
"I Jones, of Stamford. took their new
launch. Onaway. for a maiden trip.
Sunda'y. They covered the distance he-
Iwecu Cost?» and ltowaytoo harbor
in excellent time. Thor Were accom-
panied on the trip by ldward i-iladlcy.
of Darien.
There was considerable unlit-mam
about Jello? Brummer‘s ballpoint
block. y "day morning. when it was
found til I I kitten owned by itr
lrlimmer had fallen lnto It won III the
rear of the building and with omn-
To prevent any further catastro-
p .the well was now up.
idles familiarise” liy died. roster-
automate llrool
mill. a?“ waa.IlriciI:ii.mI|oodI:’i-m
w my I I re
cool live. into bowing. (lien-
NOIW. where for a ”all!“
years site it been nmpiov When
Ills was to an ill. her relatives
thought it heel to have her removed to
their home
The Dorian Barium“ lieu“ I Alluvial
dies held it means“ Holiday niaiit.
vrcsdent it" loin presidiae 'I‘oe
aasotdaiion iii mainly chartered on-
eimiina to law and has a worltina
charter similar In that of the Bunions:
Men‘s Association of hieridon. after
at t‘s meeting. four new members
were litiiili iii.
iI-o tutulnuia men paid honor to
the in Thomas P. cIIvs. who won for-
nerly a lo I-I-III-nlniivn from this
:3 a slit II it nlIIiitI-II. to chill“ Iii
atnren ye may at
the funeral. Mr. (love one I”!
respected Nellie». Tile m
wh h it was patterned. At Monday dare W ”.2
The work of cola the lions
is the destination library is our
gassing rapidly. and the Will.
edtotlle pubiiooutlieiuh
A May party will he giveh oil loll!-
Ilsy next It the residence or In
If. roster. The proceeds will he so
voted to improving the Iurroundinge
of the Cross Blghway Icholl.
Ahout thirty preach fine!
lollddnce at the inbuilt? or too Ir.
llcld Annotation of some“
Klnisters, which was held in the W
promotional church here Wyuterdo!
The sentence of little Georgie ifoilri
er to the reform school has caused
considerable comment in the town.
and friends have volunteered to do
their best in get him t and vs the
boy another chance. a was cutene-
sd upon the application of his parents,
and the charge was simple incorrigi-
Bince its advent here, the iibmty
The proposition to trade the proscr-
ty recently purchased by the town for
property now owned by Mr. Courtney
is not received with very great euthu
alum b the committee nor the hunt
people I: general. Mr Courtney Iske‘
82,500 “to boot," which would make
his property colt the town 57, 000, and
this is considered altogether too much.
The musical Ionic held its regular
session at the fell ice of Mr and
Mrs. Charles Dolge. Monday evening.
Miss Mario-Baker, of Bridgeport, we!
heard in violln'sclections. and a, unar-
tetto composed of mums Kanpur.
no Bradley and Messrs. John A.
imber and William Beehive" molar
ed ‘Iieyernl selections. The meeting
was lite last of the season.
People who have occuuid to irliel
over llivornide avenue a e e mnlalnlng
about the wretched on Mon ‘9! the
street. The Hireet is tilted more Iiilin
any other in the low It. as it connected
the village proper with the railroad
station. The selectmen will he “lied
to make the much needed repairs and
also to sprinkle the streets this sum
liter and subdue the clouds of dust
which have been the annual acoom
pnniment of summer The road needs
1 thorough top dressing of broken
stone. '
NEW CANMN.
Miss Marguerite ltnbbllt is visiting
rI-latlves in New l'.ork ..
.lolin Dornian is erecting a brick
burn on his farm in Bllvcrnil‘ne.
George Wardwell is confined to his
mouse with sciatica rheumatism.
Allan Paterson has purchased a
Mitchell. four-cylinder runabout auto.
Stephen Hoyt entertained New
(York friends at the Nurseries, sun-
ay
Dr B. H Keeler is :0th to his
hold!“ in East avenue. with a severe
co
E. J. Brown. who has h'eell suffering
wtlh grip for the past lair days, this
recovered
Miss Marjorie Davenport is I guest
confound lire. A. 0. Wheeler. Jr., or
New York
Mr and Mrs T. W. Benedict, 8r.
have returned from a trip to Battle
Creek. Mich.
Conductor Howard Palmer has
moved to Stamford. He is now em
played on the main line. .
Mr. and Mrs.Edv’1ln Braht..of New
York spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatiies in Earl avenue.
C. Ned Fairly and .‘iils‘ses i‘ Mn
Fairly and Laura ilayiiiolid enjmed
on auto trip to Middletown.8 Sunday.
C H. Sammie has purchased new
carriages and horeee. or his large
livery business ln itailrhad hvehue.
Mire Bertha Hamilton. of Stanford.
was a guest of Miss Both Binkctmd
dSI. John's Place. Saturday and sun-
ay.
Half of the Rockwell house to Rich-
Inotid Hill has hoes rented for the
syurlttmer liy ire. "ulcer. of Now
0 . ‘
Carl Raymond and William lieu
were appointed as watchers st thr-
nro in the lumber yet-In fittiltiny
night.
1'. .l. Bailey. of New York, hilt rent
ed .1. H. Davidson's houie on Rich-
the real estate agency of it. B. Norse
Malcolm Graham. Dr. E. ii Nelda
and Parker Cummings enjoyed an
auto trip oiou the Hudson. Satur-
day. in II. Graham‘s new Pope-
'l'olodo touring car.
i. Montgomery and fatally. who
have been occupying the h. T. Field
place. Perk street. for the winter.
have moved to lye. Ir. Held and
titlmly. of New York. have moved in,
and will remain for the season
The Inelilliore of Wooster lattes.
0.31.! 0. 0. it, attended divine” eevv
vine in the Congregational“
lundny owning. and listened attes-
tivoiy to II sermon on “Odd Illnlow.
ship." by Brother .1 Howard Hoyt.
DJ). in commutation d the “ill
anniversary of the order. ‘
At the intrough eieetion WI"...
ytll votes were cast. ‘i‘
very little “scratchlu‘opnt
the moat bet I. loot
ticket: Whig.“ 4
ledge. '00: ton
Molteadrlnh. I!
harlot! Ina. .
I “Md wt 3 , ‘ ‘
Pllrdy. II The I? ,7
held at I p. Iii.. 43,41,
was sum it ,I m .
"Blow“ '
V
m the . rep ‘
dfiflrini.
II- I ,.. d
mood Bill for the summer, through '
‘I‘ thou-sauce
all, n oil. liege“
WMIWWIWIMI‘
more. diurnal .I'
I one! line In Their
lap m'
“til" II. his ..-I
“enzyfzgzg’wi, It the
“Dev. ow
It odor.
Thin was Is thli filial
into
their
The
palms
etandl
vlflh, ll .
fry-22.53.“
‘
u
re a‘paiik
8 ll!"
Idsome, among hern‘
being front the famous Bwifo
{iamlly' hicago, the I rele-
ves
'0'. B I"
The hoop! pair left bit Boston is ‘
the afternoon and will sail for iii-
Itiorc from there and ”into up w ,
Yolk. (clown. their home is .
MIMI I all I awn: 1’ 32E
ceess II to ice or er,
glue and bridemeid "are with“?
t e daughters of the latedl
l allett. the eldest son of first
.I B Hallett. and hav dieii‘i'g
it me in West Complain with lg:
nt Miss Clara Utsl Th’h britl‘z
has born the assistant photlniflflll it's _ -
that ace for the past six "in. and “
among her gifts was a handsome phat;
out root the postnatal. Jill:
A wedding breakfast was Ill _.
the serving table being hands
set on lacs covers up decorated .83.
red carnations and of hull“:
festoonea with the one click ,, ‘il
in the evening llr, slid lire. Helm.
the grandparents received théln‘ rate- ,
mowed friends Infomelly. motile!-
felt were a black Velvet gown W ‘
with lone point lace It Ihs' mains
and in ‘c evening Han unah
lavendo satin gown which eh m
at her nttietii anniversary. Oheis
of the imminent”! of thebideriy
.in the city and their friends are very,
proud or both as neither show their
ago Their handsome home made. a
beautiful setting for their celebration.
The groom is a son ‘of Aaron Steve
cos, of Bowayton. and widely known.
in this section of the state.
W '
PATRIo E5 AT HOME. ‘
0am: wirdeo Findi Thine at Puto
ham. Park. Flourishing. . I
Come Warden within Cr- soil! of-
:gflikhi Niel-walk {hos wail?“
r on a tour 9 on a ‘
gal-d reintegration to “domain“-
ga.rlan partridge: recently naught
dial. place. were germ W Howl
,thnt they. seem to. have mated osdact.
I on though they felt at home in the a?"
surroundings. They mete in pair; on-
iv. and always remain tale to «so
low... thus the necessity retrieval:
in pairs.
The parent birds take canal core of
the young; the cock guards and pro-
team, while the lien lends reeds and
shelters but if Ihe hen III billed, It."-
i cock assumes the more linportnnt nine.
loan anti retire the blood to maturity
The untiring can and their liar peas
naturally make them prolilr, at: it It
the olnloif df Baton worded itii .
I
that whoa once the birds are WM .
they wi'l he a valuable Iva-It in the ,. ,I
nor" ‘ll'. ura‘ interests of the state an
Mail or royal game pith for an“.
DIN“ WW "th
reor- cadmium New
The city «lunch is out cmihi III
a driver for Putnam Hoes «In. '
sticeeod Illoiiaei Dummy, "
It is understood that the c ,
Council lies between lldwol'd ,,
a loath Novwslk young III. III?
been employed ‘“
i" l""".'i'.'.'l" "it.
V "”0 as
iii. Council would .
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Norwalk Chronicler