‘ SATURDAY, MAY 16. we
-” Giltrlttrsonk way down below.
or docking was both new and
, titrangc. R. .
us we had a Stamfonl tinge,
of of utility,
ll dimer: and econom.
leasé.
.you see. it isn't strange
. clip to a Stamford Range.
150:: s \IJS IIY
, 'e R. NhSh. . cor. North Main and West Sts.
— ‘-
“f-
seasoua it attracted crowded houses
. to the Princess and Holy Theatres. in
H GREAT DIVIDE" MONDAY New York having been presented II
he Great Divide " the most siIIlt- :the IIIclrIIpoiII-I more than not) times
“Minute success the. AIIIericaII 'l‘be l‘lllltl tIIIII llt‘llll’ directed by Henri
.suen for a quarter 01' a con :Milier whose name is scpurably iIIIkeI‘.
bolllayedut liovt'u 'I‘heutre. linked with the success of the NM
uhday night. This news will b1" the cast was selected by this famou
with delight by our piayflgo uctoI- -IIIIIIIIIIII-r with meat care. and
drama of recent years has' l the pIoIInIIllou which will be seen herI
do "
on
do
For nearly two entire “original.
Mirna NELSON IIAI.I., itl'Tll
LYDE rrrcn's mew Io.IIII:III
th‘Alll).
THEATRE.
HAY (‘LlFlI‘ AND AMY l.‘
“GIRLS " A'l‘ DALY'S
‘H'AH'YARD—YALE CONTESTS. Itween t‘oI patronage today. there be
lug. beside the track names in the
Arinuai Tf‘ack Meet Takes Place in Stadium. the lllll"‘\llltl I‘ IIIIceton bat-e
.. Cambridge Today. :ball game on Soldiers l-‘ietd, .I fresh
CAMBRIDGE Mass. May lti.'»-i‘he'I Inau baseball game between liarvaIIl
{'3 an interest which always uttachcs and lirown and on the IIIIIIIIIr ii IIIIIIIIIrIl
to dual smiling contests between llar- I lnterclass mwlng regatta
yard and Yale was in evidence toduI l The “rather conditions wIIrI- excel
at... the annual truck meeting between lent.
the Wearors of the blue and the mint 1
' n.,.- Aside from the fact that liar ‘
Yard and Yale were the competing . E. Humphrey. who owns II Irma
tolling. theI meet pIouIiscIl much III the no ral stole lit Omega. 0, and Is
way 01‘ Interesting exhibitions and -president of the Adams County 'l‘clc-
one contests. as the teams were con [phone Co. as well as of the Home
dorm evenly matched and among the 1 Telephone Co. of Pike County. 0.
m cipnnta wei’c several who are re ,snys of Dr King‘s New Discovery
garden as among the best. III the coon-1‘11 saved on life once. At lcast l
ithlnk It did it seemed to reach 1hr
snow-tho very seat of my cough“
when everything else failed." Dr
Kings New Discovcty not only reach
es the cough spbt: It heals the sore
spots and the weak spots In throat
lungs and chest. Sold under guaran-
tee. at F. ii, Baxter's drug store. one
Ind $1.00. Trial bottles free. “
EVERY BIRD A WEATHERCOCK.
“Where's the wind?" scoffed the
sailor. "Why, look-at the. birds—-
they‘ll tell you. " Don't you known
that every bird‘s II IIIIIIItlIIIrI'oclt'.‘ Stop
lIlt)ihl€‘lllll' your donor and hoidin‘ It
on.“ he went on. in a tone of disgust.
"The practice ain't hardly cleanly.
iT REACHED THE SPOT.
.—
Neither llaIvard nor Yale could be
513111 to have a Well-balanced team
1h relying largely on the. points III
or events to give them an advan-
Me. 'On the one hand HuIIIaIIl 5 per-
dimmers were conceded a majority or
his in the jumps both high and
,Ll’oad‘.‘ the shot put and the. half and
Woodie runs. while Yale was depend
its largely upon the hammer throw
”‘ ,Kl vahlt.100 yard dash. anti the anal
r and mile runs for their hopes of a
liltlo Success. The events wore (on,
.fildut'ed as donblt‘ul bv t'oIIoweIs of
“at: the 220-ymd dash and the to“
. 11nd lbc' outcome of these
i! acted to decide the m1 ct. As
fie '9 Events wt re among' the III. 1
fielded, the followers of tho.
., kpécted a close conttut uiIII
-. ision alwaIs in doubt until tlII
for every bird sets with Its’hcud at
ways straight at the. wind. Every live
bird in It tree is as reliable. II weather-
cock as them dead birds on the
spires."
rs of sports at Harvard lIIIti
nth of attractions to‘chooso be.
lTSIN “fruit BLOOD”
Look at, the birds is all youpot to do, :0
Sllllilllifi
[ll NflHWl
DURING Pill
iowa Clerk Smith’s Records
Show Thirty-three ' Deaths.
Forty-one Births and FIur-ir‘:
teen Marriages
III Norwalk during llllll't‘ll tlIIrI-
were twelve marriages and twenty-
Iwo births. The deaths in April IquI-
lI-Ircd thirty-three.representing an IIIII
IIIIui death rate of 17.3 per 1,000 III-
unbitauts. 'l'lit‘l‘l‘ Were two deaths of
IIiIIiIlren under one. year of age. and
two from one to five years. The caus-
‘11 oi deaths were: Scarlet fever, I:
:IIIrIIbI-c-splunl fever. 1; diphtheria and
Irronp. l: whooping cough. 1; typhoid age 55 yrs.. 4 mos. 4 days. “um, I. Kidney I’Iils m", know 0, SN.
fever. 2; diarrhoea, l} consumption. tic-Kntllt‘wlhc AlchIdConIIclly. lb Cross or.” who have m...“ them on my "me.
7.; pIIeIIIIIoIIiu. It; diseases of nervous “200.. 1189 H MIL ‘H ouIIIII-IIIIIIlIon. l haVo III to hear of a
. ., . n. 10*“ ’9” “~ lllf‘l‘t‘mm- ill-“Worn case whom they did not bring prompt
.ystIInI, J. heart disease, i, all other died at hospital. like 40 vrs. relief"
.iisonnen 8. m ' ~ I . l . l’c I .. . -
The folIoIIiul: number of Infectious H Piaget‘s,“ 83.123le 171 mlommlii M". “m.“ by “H dealers. Pm“ 50
Inses were mam-“Id 1;; am .I )lH.. s cenix Pnster- Milburn (o liuffalo
. . , . . . i ‘3 New York solo agents {or tlItI United
I” filfi"‘”1°“jw‘r‘lkl'idl ”ll ( lhl‘illlfuIMl‘. ii wllIIrIIIIue SchwaIzenbeIn. Marshall States
L' 1‘ i - I '
till-stporl to g :lrcet. "g" 37 ”"1 “l "‘03” H Remember the nflillO-~l)1|flilh-flnd
' . - _ nys. I
Scarlet! ll"'”*")“"l""I 1' M'wlfi‘l‘ll' lim—John llI-IIrI' Meyer 50 lioulon take no “Hm
IIIIII 2' ("‘Ilv of Norwalk. 4' IthII on, at‘ . R. . ’ . ..
' ‘ I. . ' . HIIII. II c tIJ ,III... 2 Into... .1) data. .
:l; (‘ity of South Norwalk, :1: “out 1;. "MC-l"- It‘lln lil‘tlt‘lthiI', \\'I-.~'tport. G'RL CONCEALED BABYS BODY.
mm‘ 4: Wilton. l ~ll|ll‘ :I: lli‘uilll'll, Ill.» 3:: \ii, I .‘tNSONi/t, ”it! lllI'“\."”rllll"l‘ Ill“:
\I'IIooplaIt I-oIIIIhI» .‘I'oIIIaltI. I i mu. .m dam, ‘ I.” N“... ”a...” “m... I” .311, city, 3......
l.‘illN'lil lt'\t'l'-'I( ”I ”l .‘I‘ll‘ldlk I,” dialer 3,}... tilattldeulr -_-,I “run”: hiding to low ‘il’l'lllt‘ lit. I-IIIII- of :I
Town of Norwaik. l .m ”I “w; M \ r. . ii mow. ;_ ', a.“ i_\1'.‘.lll'.: IIIIII .' II-LIIII \ "lllt.‘.l llillllt’ti Nos
lllltllthcrla and (“NH”) CHI“ of Bel ‘i‘inzothr H, mm, hump“. ...;.-.,tr in-kaniaic in am 8"!” III lam»
walk. 1; vpowu of Sewn-”lit, :t; (-11.» of w H.“ _' 1,, hum. L'l M... ,riI. ., [Ill-2h I.- . (MM “1,“. tutu:- m3.
SOIllll Norwalk, ll. ‘ .l I”... l 13““ .l.‘ W. ”FAN“. "1‘. .“I’il.I .Il'iil_ it on. 'r In.“ that w.- my
lulltillllulliOlI”Ulll‘ll‘ll. I; (III III, 3 m. H. mm... I, .11.. .., aura mu «our ti Ilw ltittlt III“ IIIII infant
\‘III‘IIIIIIk. I Town of .‘I‘orwailt, l. t‘it,I .I‘ 5,”, 15...”... (I,,.,.....‘I..., union-.1 in an IIpI'III :Ill.l nor-IIIIM it about
Ill Silllill \orwaik, .lI I 1121‘ 1 \l‘ 11 h”)! lllt‘i‘ lid'l'glt” Hi] .lIIimiri llllt’ ll Win!
In the town last month there “th1 l - '1 . ' _‘ -, ,,,., ._.,- ..I:.il’ born, .15.} ,..I .,., ”claw? u. the
it I -.\l.IIiIIilII (III...I ‘I told. Inuit.
thirtv- ttIrI-II deaths, fort) '.ill1' bitttn- “1mm. 1m. 3.; H_ .33 m), ‘ l II" ”I. a..- up... ,. W; H... coroner
and itIIIIteen IIIarrIIIiIes. :Is lotions: l. 3;, Mum" “hm“, I.“ I“ ..b!1“,‘1‘(u‘llll’t ltlItl I.» t.IlII III; I.“ 1..., . Ietjnn Inlr
-'—“~- ' .. . .. '. 12m ll! “bill .'.I b in‘ III .tlw
sIIIIItHIRI-JIII, Ntlilhln l" ~ .
Btrthl. April. lit. Joseph tT‘uIIIIIrIIa‘ld. '1 ltontou| ll‘”:
l--»1I‘rIIIiIIriI~lI linllgt‘. . III I“. l l III-mt, m... 1:; a”... l -' ”I
and (‘III'II lI.‘ i'LIInlI .. “."5 . ._ It 17 «William 1‘). “HM... ”I. .‘lluin‘ THE WOHLDB BEST CLIMATE
avenue. . gm“. “up ”I yr», 7 darn b. lll!’ III! iII-ix I, it“ from disoust' on
3- "llllill. to into: I: and tit-um ‘i Sticky; “3'0““. i‘larlssa Smith llrltlvu ’II‘" ill" l‘ “M ‘I‘ll‘tl‘l’ Il'fl‘l‘rti l'i't»“l'flll.
of Sprint: IN! ‘ att’m-I use II: III. .: mm. 11 day. l “'W‘ "" "'“‘ "‘“‘“ "“‘N‘ ""‘li"'"‘ l”
:Iml’alll “"1”” i” l'-i“l l'im-I I‘Ill‘ll II I.lolInuIIalI ZIIII..IIIIIIIIII 1'.Iylor "““I"“' “I, I“ it tit'i‘lt'i: I‘I“ [NW N:-
“lll'Hlt‘ “I‘ll” ““1111th “I !. avenue am- 7;? re. {I no.1, it. it“. l"’,‘“I‘Ii.II,I to illll'l‘x“ 'Io l|\‘t"l‘I
l.o\\1lilt's lut‘iltll‘, . II'IIII I! I . 'I '1‘ IIIIIII’I :‘fn 1 lllv'iF. l‘l‘l‘iililllv‘ 1",.
tII-‘Iltllit‘llll \‘lllt'IIIIt, to \‘I‘I‘I-ltt :ill‘lI III Sit-Hind it‘d-rnfluwl.‘ II; ”Hut... l:lI.;I, fi‘IIIrIIIII'I: lI'.IIIII.IHlIt--I~, fryer IIIII~
Muttein ilorsu, III' LII \...I.Il IIrI-It . 1’» MHN‘ (m, :‘I m,“ m“. 3, .1"1 .. :.IIIl comm. srlIIllII. lI.I- InIIrt H!
:1» Louis Earle. to iiI-tllI-lI talus-aw . I I I IItIIII MW... 1.. l'.lt‘(‘lllt‘ lIeIIIIII‘I‘Tx'l‘“
lilitl l‘:lllt‘l .‘lillltl (il‘III- I‘illlti ll :31 \I h 'llIlll q. ”I." I.” .(li-l' 4‘ ,Q of,“ '-r '3“ ~li"l7‘lil" I” 'l “l‘lii'l llill'lllt‘i';
llIII .III‘lIiI‘tII tor t‘I‘l“I f‘I'm III ‘.III..Ilt
121i Woodward :Hl’llllt‘
TI fluorite ii. to .lt‘llll 1.. lilill l'I.lI
burn RtIlIIIl‘lx Ill it! l'l-Ht’ulll“
strut-1. ,
It , llauuhtor. to Louie and T-SII I Iin‘
lli‘llt‘fllt‘l, of ill: t‘lizItIIII .‘|\l‘llt II- .
KI-(‘lura May. to Pour .‘. ili‘il ii... I
riet A, MIIII'KIII‘, of fit .I'i tilIIIt“
9min llznlitItlI to John and
hIIsIIrk. of It"- I‘ ;I .IIeIIIIII
9~wAbIaIIIIIu Mllott‘i‘.t:ll. to .‘illl‘11it'
and Margaret .Yf SiIIIr._ I-t lllI
\‘IItIIr stI‘III-I '
10»~—2\Iur,\', to Angelo and Item I‘i'riv
liIIItIo. III‘ 'l‘lI-I'IIIIII nirIIII.
l0«—-.\Iary, to Stephen .‘lllll lI.-rth.;‘
lliiucko, of 11 IIIIIIIIII hlt‘t III
ll whial‘in, to Mic lIaI IIIIII Ito and I. III
icttu Derosn oi laxluxton an no.
ll—DIIIIItlItIIr. to Frank and i'hnrb
llattcrson. of Itownyton liH‘Ii‘Itt
Ilownylon.
lI—irrin. to Andrew and Liv-In 'l'IIi.
acs. of iii lloIt street,
leJIWt‘pll, to John :lllil lIlllxIIlIIItiI l‘I;
ieukns. of 13 Oak IIIrI-I-I.
ib-—t?|a\ton Earle, In lllll‘l‘,‘
Builwilz. of ti Prospect Il\’1‘llllf‘
l5~l.ouis, to Nicola IInIl i-‘iloIIIIIIII
VIIIn.tI1 linilcy flH‘llllt‘.
Irv—Bertha. to John iilltl ilertha t‘aiel.
of 80 Lexington iii‘t‘llllt‘,
16——(‘barlottle Lucille to Cassius auIt
LllClllO lletnent, ol' Ilowaymn.
l7“l)lillfllllt‘l‘. to Samuel \I'ibton and
Mary lIIstI-I‘ l't‘(‘l(. 01‘ 11
avenue.
Joseph. III Joseph IIIIII Dora
trone. of I\'oodward ;i\‘t‘illlt‘.
IS—iiuughtor to (leorm and Mary
luliznbeih lI‘ltI‘b. 01".. IiIIIsh stIIIIl.
lD—Annle, to John and ,l lulu iiitzo.
»' of 12 Bailey street.
I9—lliliian Marv, to lit’l‘ll‘lllltl Ollii‘
stead and Anna Ml“ Keteham III“
26 iiurrltt avenue.
ZO—Wallace C., to William iii. and
, llortha Redfan. of ti 'i‘hirIl street.
ZO—Cllfford Francis. to Edward and
Emma Juleson. of Itotou lIIII.
20~ilaughtcn 10‘“‘lllilllli and Rose
' Miller, 012 Itrook street.
—-.luIIIea. to John James and Anton-
ctle, Irving. of 7tl~ Woodward ave-
nae.
:2—~lcvelyn Louise. to Frederick H.
and Florence Lillian Sherwood. or
iii Pleasant. street.
Iii—Teodoriaa, to Michael and Gracia
Ilcrnardo, of 9:”: imxington avenue.
23+Florence. to William and Sarah
Kelly. of 1 Pleasant street.
25—Milton Henry. to Joseph H.
Cora Drum. 01' Jarvis avenue.
Ito—John Garvan. to John anti Agnes
Cavanagh, of 6 Mott avenue.
flh—Angeline. to John and Antonettc
Pcccerelio, of 68 Lexington avc
nnc
flit—Elsie. May. to Edwin and Emma
M. Johnson. of \i‘ost Norwalk.
26—-—Warde (lrovcncr. to Samuel anti
Jennie Evarts. of Main ‘street.
iii-Charles Alfred. to Harry anti lloa~
*' sle ll. Waterbury. 0121 Covc'avc-
.. nuc.
2§~Sou, to William Dick and Jeannie
I“ Bryce of 18 Cross street
till—John Antonio. to John Battista
and Dcvota Paroltl. of 244 Main
. street.
lib—Susie. to Alex. and Mary Gone.
of 20 Hoyt street.
[7" l’lt'"
and
Martian”.
2-John Reginald Baynes. Stamford.
‘ to Helen Elizabeth Booth. Nor-
'Iwnlk. by Rev. 11. A. Sndtler.
5~Antonlo Maestro to Miss Frances
. co Stelluto by Rev. J. Callahan.
«John Stevens Brown to Eva Gould
by John W. Curnow
8~George F. Stendwell to Florence
i Narman. by Rev. ICharles N. Gib-
bons. of Bridle
. n~waaim Cotonou in Alberta Lao;
l~.iIr..IlI.~t “I
Imil Mar; l
.\I,I rt to -
iii-Goorze Ormand Crosby. Jr.. to]
Auorizla Josephine chlehse, by
Rev.W1lliamF‘.0cl.oii
l9~l.osllo Newman Whitney to Mar—
lon Paddock, by Rev. Ernest W,
llysshe.
“MW-John Keogh to Nana V. Pearson.
bv Itev. Charles J. McElroy. of
Bridgeport.
21i~~\'I'IIltI.Ir Waterman Rose to Lillian
l Frances Farrell, by Rev. William
i Muhcr. l). I). -“
‘2'. Halal: lI-Ille Seymour to Helen
Iloulons. by itcv. H. A. Satltler.
".I‘ ~AIII1IIIw Itakez 10 Julia Knrlmnl
b). III-Y. (lnbriel Dokua.
{II-«Frederick Ward lloyt 10 Daisy
May (intent. by Rev. Charles lilac.
lttl‘llilltl.
ZLI—I Philip K. iloesiug to Jennie. li-iay
tlilIIIuro. by liev..ii. ii. Carpenter.
Il-II-IJoiiu Slswick to Agnes liurry, by
Rev, John 1‘. lt‘ogarty.
Deaths.
:3 IIIIII Louise Johnson. Woodward ave-
nue. use 22 yrs., 6 moan 22 days.
1---Slephon Koiora. laIxiagton ave-
nue, age tilt yrs.
«i-—I’ntrick O'Hara. Pairfleld avenue.
age 57 yrs” ll mos.
8-Suaan Crawford. 15 Water street.
bllut’i LIuI- it! ‘i~
It' “the “.Il’lfll I! .«IIII‘mi :I .I.II'II .I
ilflt’ I15 \ [‘5
“.‘Il t'utiIIII'iIIII \l .l.l‘ sin, t‘l:t 'Iilfl'.
till“ “7* It's. 7 ll .. . thl I‘I.IIJ-
.III ‘.'I‘r‘II lltlEltIl], “‘ dixt‘l‘llt‘ .I»
5th
' . .Ii 1 “'I‘Jt. ‘ l II'II
. 1,..IIIII '. t 7 lIIIII~
; .1 Ida LIIIIisI I. lIIIIII. :. l‘I t'IIII
i 'Illt‘t‘l. IIthI 1- I . IIIII'II ‘..'l flit?“
3.”: mini 1. XII-nut. \‘III'III HUN ‘1":
‘ 23 113-. 1: ‘.-. .
ill- l.1‘ill‘ llvle Muir: ltI SIIIIIIIIII
I .III szlw, urI -~I‘-14,l mo 1;: ll IIIII
3‘ ‘I‘; :I. Quirky. tIl is.I:I.-. IIE'II‘I'..I_'1II
l .11 Imp.
1:4 ‘\lllllt‘ 1‘ S ..III 'l‘IIIIIII‘I 5~|i‘1‘tl. IIItI
' Ll III-I, .~ llEII‘I. 2| this
I '3 “intern i ..I\ 1'1'I.t‘t’, It Quinlan! MI"
.I illli‘. our 1‘. It‘s. I‘I Inner. L’l IlIIII‘I.
some ltrowu. :t \i's.
31’. No.11 days.
$100 REWAHD. $100.
The it‘lltlt‘lw or this pnpcr will he
“1 pleased to burn that thorn in at least
gone dreadful disease that solemn has
been able to t‘lll'l‘ in all its stages. and
that is t‘IItIIrIiI. lltzil's (‘atarrlt (Taro
its the only [Insltlvo care now known
tto the medical fraternity. Caturrh be-
‘Ing It constitutional disease. requires
a Mnelitutionrl ll‘t‘lillll.‘l‘tl, .iluli’a Ca-
terrh ('lll‘t“ is taken internally. acting
directly upon tlw blood and mucousI
Isurfuccs of III.» III-«teat. thereby tics
5 ”nylon the foundation of the disease.
laud airing IEIII» patient Slit‘llK'll by
i buliIlinj' up the Ionstitutlon and assist
.lna IIIIIIIIII in doing its \\'t\'.li The pro
l prictms lIIIIe. o much faith III its cura-
tlro pou‘crs that illiI)‘ offer (lne lion-
Ilmd Dollars for :.ny cast- that it fails
to cure. Send tor lint of testimonials.
Address: 1". .l. CHENEY A‘- (‘0.
’i'.olodo 1)
Sold by Dilitlll 1 .III The
'lake liall‘ s l-‘ainiiv i’llls for conslt
potion.
it"? Sarah l“l'LiltI‘lI~
lI'l' .‘ll‘t‘li ”Ir.-
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford~ William J. Harrell l‘.'Il\I.Ird
1.. Precce and wife. lioston; (ieouzc it
Waiters, liridneport: I“. l'. Kellogg. .I
ll. Taylor. \\'. ll, Pierson. iii. Lipsciiitz,
Robert ii. Terrell. George G. Emer-
son. Walter‘tl. Merritt. it. J.‘ IIIIcIar.
New York; II). 1.. Scofleld. ll. S. Cum-
mings. Stamford: it}. S. linker. Jersey
City: itownrd Long Patti and .wife.
ilrookiine; Ii..ouis l’. llooth. Rochester;
John R. 'I‘uburno. (,‘aIIIlaridgtI: R. if.
Conney, Wenonah. N. J.; Cornelius
lleebe. Sayrllie. l.. l : John (lurtmuu.
city: E. S. Jennings. Philadelphia.
Mnhnckemo—ll. (l. Christie. Newark.
N. J.; A. .I. Mackuy. Ncw York: W. It.
II‘ord. \I‘uterbury; Mrs. Immenongcr
31111150“ C"): V. Suckctt. GcncIa
N '.Y.; L. it. lturlbntt. Wilton; George
H. RockIYcli. llldponcld; w. ll.- Mat-
thewsori. C Miller, city; Charles
Graham, Norwich: H. II. Skinning.
New York; Harry Seaman. Rochester;
Julian Pomcroy, Springfield; S. Green-
steln. Bridgeport: G. Herbert Allen.
New York. J. E. Chamley. Manchester.
N. 11.: :.S W. Sears. Brooklyn; D. It.
Holmes. Darlen; Walter Ingman, Port
Chester: Edward lithe and wife, Irene
A. Hiue, New Rochelle.
A CALIFORNIAN'S LUCK-
"I‘he luckiest day of my 'llfe was
when i bought a box of Backlen' s Ar-
nicu Solve.” writes Charles B. Budahn.
of Tracy. California. "Two 250 boxes
cured me of an annoying one Of Itch-
ing piles. which had troubled me for
your: and that yielded. to no other
tmont." Sold under guarantee at
leter‘ I drop 41mm
horns. by Rev. J. Edward Harril ’
Know__l_t_ Well.
[Familiar Featuru w-IIII Known to
. Hundreds of South Norwaik
Citizens.
A familiar burden III tl‘thl‘y home,
The burden of II “bad back."
A lame. a weak or an aching back
'i‘IIlls you or kidney Ills.
Dean's Kidney Pills will care you. »
Here Is South Norwuik testimony to
prove 11:
Mrs. (leorge ll. Miller, of :37 Van
Zaudt Ave. South Norwulk. Conn..
hays: "Tao II'eIIIs ago I was bothered
with kidney tIoubie. and suffered a
gloat deal MI back was lame and
sore and at night. I rolled roIII one
- side to the other, trying to find a colu-
fortable position. I was also subject
Iodiazy headaches. i saw Iloan's Kiti-
uey l’llla endorsed my many Norwalk
people. and got a box at l’lnislt-Il'u
drug store. i had III-II-Il other medi-
ciucs but can truthfully any that noth-
ing oVI-r illtl me so much good as
Dunn's Klrlncy Pills. They not only
brought relief. but a continuation of
their use absolutely cured me. and
during the time that has elapsed since
then. then- has not been the slightest
return of he trouble. I have told many
people I IoIIt my cxpcriencc with
and lllII‘ltlllllll.
ii li1i\ll I‘I
II IIIIIIIII t-‘li,
{4.1.1 on 2.»;
Jim; More
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with .Il taste.
Prices
as low as ill't‘ llt-‘lilllV demanded eta-I»
IIIIIIIII for IIIIlinIIry (lilldt‘h. $15.00 it-
$25.00.
These garments are the products o!
Alfred ilcndIInIII .t- tinis 1‘.\]lt‘l'l or
uaniuutlon and made IIxIIIII::sl,I to Int Cl
our needs.
Haberdashery ,II‘II I'IIII “.IIIIIIII upon."
AIIIIIriI-an Hosiery Co.
$1.01) per garIIIcnt.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
HATTER.
liuticrwrar.
TAILOR. CLOTHIER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington 81., South Norwalk.
‘ l
as
Range?
GET IT NOW
while we' can make
prompt connections.
Postal brings repre-
sentativc.
Co’nn‘ettticut
In
Corhpany.
no.
INSUMNIA
"'1 have been min. (.‘ .I-I-nretn for Inlhmnll. withl
no I hum bltpll untitled for mer twenty o'It-uu.
lean any til hit ‘.-IuIt-III-u hora uiveu III were
:ellof than any other rfilllitda’ l imp ever tr cd 1
null eI- IIulIIIy recommend how to my friends a
being all they no (entangled
lion. Ullllrd. Ellin. Ill
best For
The bowel.
l . WWCATW
'
"ll Worn WHILE 109 5‘"
Pint-at. Point-bio. Potent. 'l'utoGnoIl Do Good
Never nickou, Weaken I Ir Iirlpa. 10c. ”Mr. NI \‘l'l‘
old in bulk. 'l'ho [euntno “blot summary
'unnntood I0 euro 01' your money innit
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N.Y. 597
llllllllL SALE. TEli Illllllll BOXES
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED AR~
8
N.
TORRINf‘l’l‘ON. May lti.——~Wllliam
Preston. who is ('lllll'RNl with attempt»
ell arson. was brongnt to 'l'tli‘l'lil_.{it)ll
by Chief of Police 1.. i1‘. Hull. yrster-
day IIfiIIrIIIIon. l'rt-ston will be tried
by the borough IIIIIIIt, next Monthly
morning,
“W..." 0.»...
Mr. John ltilIII. of Vining, la.. says:
"i have been selling DeWilt'n Kidney
and ”bolder Pills for about II your
and thcy give better satisfaction than
IIIII pill I out sold " Soil by The 1‘ ll!-
ford i‘lIIIIIn-IIII and The liIIIigc Phar-
mac).
DO You’WANT A PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE or
Screen Doll:
0
AND
Window Screen?
WE H AVE lT.
We have about lit) doors] of various
III-.I-II and sizes and about too \\'In-
Screens, so you will be bretty
to find what you want here.
1Itl\‘.'
l'ill'l,‘
‘I‘iII sis-w have a large assortment of
PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS.
PUNCH ROCKERS. HAMMOCKS. RE.
FRIGERATORS. tCE CHESTS. ETC.
_.-..-+__
F. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
Garden Tools, Plows,
Farming Implements.
Paints. Oils, Varnish.
and everything you need for
I Spring.
"(lot In line" and let us do your
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
Uh.
Norwalk Hardware Co
E
shop Rear ll Wait St.
'Phonc. 39 Main St.
<1 AMUSEMENTS D-
aveav III/sumo.
MUSIC HELL
Advanced Vauddvllle and Moving Pic-
ture. Every Evening.
aWodnetIday and Saturday Matineu.
Change of program Monday and
a'l'hursday evenings.
Prices.. ........10cand15c
Rescued seats 20c. which can be so
cured at the Clifford Drug Store.
Matinee prices—5° and 10:.
Seats.
.-.-.»-.
Bent
HQYT’S THEATRE
——-—.
’MoquY. MAY 18.
HENRY MILLER
Preheat:
“The Great Divide.”
By William Vaughn Moody.
OVER 500 TlMEs IN NEW YORK.
PRICES—25c. 50c, 750, $1.00; First
Four Row: Orchestra. $1.50.
The box office opened this morning
for sale of seats for The Great
Divide. and from all Indications the
company will do a satisfactory busi-
ness.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. ,
MOVING PICTURES
AND
illustrated Songs
Matinee. Wednesday and Saturday.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY
HANNOME PRIZAEYS TO BE GIVEN
PflAWAY SATunoA‘Y amiilit
0M6 an or. .
can Tull: secular ado"! contra."
- FRIDAY NluH‘l‘I
tag now before the "rash season" Is.
LATIN PROFESSORBHIP OFFERED
MR. MOORE.
HARTFORD, Ma Iii.»~—A committee
of the trustese of Trinity College has
decided to offer the pIoi’essorshlp of
Latin, made vacant by the I-ieslgnution
l0! Protesaor Iticr,rlli who has gone to
Chicago University, to FItInk Gardner
Moore, associate professor of Latin at;
Daitmonth College. Professor Moore
is It Well known scholar and Is secro
tary (If the American Plillogieal Asso-
ciation. i" " "raduated at Yale in
1886. From 1...; to 1900 .he was as-
slstaut pI-ofII-Isor of Latin at Dart:
mouth and for the last eight years he
has been associate professoi of Latin
and ltomau archaeology at the same
Institution.
CATTLE 1N ROOM NEXT TO FAM-
ILY.
Latter Comicted of Nine Persons—All
Ordered to “Movc On" at Colebmok.
CULEIIROOK. May ill.»~State Hu-
mane Agent Thrall. willie III this
place yesterday. found living in the
outskirts of the town two families of
Russians, consisting of nine persons.
occupying one room of a shock, anti
III an adjoining room 11 cows and a
lot of poultry. The families had rt!-
cently come from New York, and on
their promising to leave for Massae hu-
sctts in ll few days they chc allowed
to remain
Now Is the Time to Buy
Real Estate!
A number of real estate barKaInI
may he had now before the Spring
market really opens. The wlso pur-
chaser buys curly.
J. M. Layton 8t 00..
Incorporated
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ "I
Money Advanced
to all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without lndorsor.
CALL AND SEE U8.
Independent Loan & Security Co.
llaviland Bldg. Washington SL
Olllt‘e, open until 7 p III. Monday Mid
Saturday until 82:10.
purchasing an automobile
Before.
see the new "FORD" ROADSTER,
with rumble seat, 30 Inch, wheels, fully
enclosed mud guards and many Im-
provements over Milena models.
FRANKLIN JUDGE.
20 Knight 51., Norwalk. Conn.
Telemann 212.
The Souadcst Form
of Investment Known-
liasod on the Permanent Ownership
of New York Real Estate.
BOND ‘76 Guaranteed
Shares Pay interest.
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio of five to one.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal Interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent,
16 SOUTH MAIN ST. ..
School Taxes.
Union School District.
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar, laid on the. town assess-
ment list of 1907. at a meeting of the
district held‘on the. 11th day of June,
1907. at the‘ Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the first day of
May, 1908. at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson‘Pow-
cll's drug store, 82 Washington street.
Penaltylut the rate of 9 per cent. a
year will be charged on and after June
1, 1908.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk. April 28.
NOTICE?
CITY TAXES.
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified th the
city tax of seven and one-halfHHQ)
mills on the dollar, laid on the assess-
ment list of 1907. by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, and the street
sprinkling assessment. laid by the
Council of said‘city. will be due and
payable on the first day of May. 1908.
at which time I will receive the some
at my office. Room 5. United Bank
Building. 97 Washington street. South
Norwalk. Penalty at the rate of nine
(9) per cent. a year from May 1. 1908,
will be charged on all bills remain-
Ing unpaid after June 1.11108.
, WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Nornlk.
South Nora/slit. April 30.1908.
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