. . , " \" “QM
The Kind You Have Always Bong «Int. rind which has been
if! use (or over 30 years. has borne the signature of
M and lists been made under his por-
WV serial supervision since its infancy.
' Aflowu I one tIIIlIIcIIive you at this.
All Conntcrt‘cits, Irriitutiena and “dashes-good"are but;
Experiments that trifle wit: . and endanger the health of
infants mid Children-Expcrionco rig.- inst Experiment.
«What is CASTORIA
T‘ustoriu is a harmless IIulmtituto for Castor Oil, Pure-
goric, Drops and Soothing: Syrups. It in Pleasant. It;
IIIIntainII neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
z~ubstIIiIce. [tn age is its guarantee. it destroys Worms
and alloys lt‘e‘verinhness. lt- eures Diarrhoea. and Wind.
Colic._ It: relieves Teethmg: Troubles, cur-en (‘ IIIuptipatl'ou
Iind lI‘intitileiiey. It absinrilirtcu the Food, regulates the
eta-much and B «vein, glving' healthy and natural sleep.
l‘lic Children’s Panacew- The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
: ~/ Bears the Signature of.“
II..v I
The Kill You Hate Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
7“. CIN‘MUI CGMPIIV. 1' uulll' Ofltlh "KW V0!“ OI".
-‘—
Again with rim and aunt i ‘l trout know much about
The earnest weather inau 'itlt' s oi \Olll‘ country’ " I'Iurnrkcd the"
is busily performing now his pet trick visiting Englishman, "but i have read
(if digging in tlrt.I west or your politicians. Mr. Ilvyan be-
“I To hunt up all he can longs to what is known as the Demo-
Of that .Ilal'ucd old disturbance, cratir- party. (loos he not?” "N0. sir,"
onietric. arrmvored tiIII man with the bulging
brows. “What is known as tho Dom-
ot'rutlc party belongs to Mr. Brynn."
~~Clricago Tribune. "
ha I'-
"Now the officers of the navy ill‘i“
up for a test."
-'"Wili"ll. do they have to do?“
“Dance ten miles. ilirt tcu miles and
talk small talk for four hours contin»
uously."—Loulsvlllc Corrrlcr-Jorirnal.
A man seldom till I; to belittle olhIIv
irrcir unless the) are bigger thin irirn
pelt.
""l.(\.‘i.l\'lll§ iriiii on account of his
poverty? Why. you said when you
married hiru that you‘d be content. to
live on bread and choose and kisses."
“So i would. but the broad illl'l (ilt’t'Si‘.
haven‘t, showed up w! “ ~~t‘lI\IIlaud
LIIIIdbr.
"\\'uttor2" "Yrs. sir." What's this?"
.n, “it's bean soup, sir."
i “No llllliit‘l‘ what it has: lII.I:.~II: tlIII
. Inwstion is~—Wliat is it irow‘?"~ l'lriier
dolphin lnquircr.
DR VID W. RA YMCIND, i
anorai Director 5
I
and Embalmar. y -L.-..-.-._.._.-.
1! North Main 8t., 3°th Nor-walk A m w broom swam ps almost uh I it an
Residence, 6 Washington St. It as .I straight tinsb
Telephone at houiie, 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
FRANK C
Van Sony 5;-
PLUMBING,
STEAM. ‘
Spring Goods
Now sin Stock
HOT WATER
AND ,
GAS FITTING.
"W... .
Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
Plain and Ornamental
Sign Writing
__..__ E. E Gorham
50 South Main Street, 3 Decorator
So Norwalk Conn-l 10 First St, East Nor'vnll:
" ’ ' ‘ ‘ " TELEPHONE CONNECTiON.
WE SELL
y .Oats to a bag, :00 lbs. bran to a bag, no lbs. corn to a
Edger grain and feed, I00 lbs. to a sack.
Tin. Copper
\
3 .
W ,ilrvite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
yquoygations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
Jeddo and Cross Creek Coal
encrypnon IN YOUR CELLAR 2000 LBS FOR $6 50 "
[YMOND BROS
atch _& Barley C0
"f SOUTH NQR WALK, CONN
The
Lumbernnd Int Work for Everything .
We have now on hand the largest, most varied and complete stock of turn.
“I.“ her in the history of this company or any of its predecessors, and
reopeoti‘uily sdliclt‘ the patronage of all lumber users.
YARD TEL. 46-2. .. MILL TEL. 46-3.
'iTlIls IIrI'nt
’ SII In: our. Winfield street.
I torn proprietor,
“Mrs. Mary lI‘lnI-lr. of Van
client, is recuperating nlccly from a
severe illness.
Charles ll). Star-gas has been ill at
illh‘ home in East awhile, but is now
improving
.loirn C. Silcox. of the Washington
street bridge. lava New Yorker just
for the day.
(.IIorge Monitor, of ’l‘orr',iuI.,Itou has:
bion the guest of “loads 1 this plate
and South Norwulll.
Captain llovul Decktr, of the Eiél
north oyster boat Commander. is corr-
tcmplntlug a trip to l-iI'tItforIl.
ol‘
Mine
The Young People's Auxiliary
Christ. Cinn'I'h will meet. with.
llci'tlnt St. John. this evening.
This: evening's meeting of llielrop
llrit Chapter. \ictlrodint Mons Broth
crhood will he into this evening at S
I 'Ilock at the church.
Arthur \V. "Day. of Belts place, who
bus into IoutIIinplatlng tl trip to
Washington to attend the inaugura-
tion, has changed his mind and will
read about it in the newspapers.
The services at. the ill-acne Miusion
on the Walshingtou sit-cot bi'ldIzII are
held on ’i‘oouduy, Thursday and Sub
lli'(ill_\' evening at Twirl. during the
week. The IIuchI't tonight .will bu.
“Ilow to Become Rich."
Norman Eluworth. engineer of the
Ellsworth unooliue oyster hont (loin-
nruinlcr. and Captain August-Such], of
the illuworth bout. Admiral, left toda,v
for Washington. D. 0.. to attend the lib
origination ceremonies.
Two games were played last night in
the pool tournament of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company. A. B.
Hull put the kibosh on his brother,
John W. Hull. and Arthur Curr. like-
wise. defeated Hurry Waterbury.
The new residence of Mr. and Mrs.
William S. lI‘olnut, in South ()nboru
avenue, is rapidly nearing completion.
The walls are now being put on and
when this. in completed. .lolru lI‘. (irlliln
will install a system of hot water lieut-
iirg. " ,
Mrs. .loiui ll. Knapp, of Thomas
street. icit yesterday for Washington.
1). (L. to witness the inauguration cere-
monies. Mr. Knapp, who also intends
to visit the national capital on this
occasion. was unable to go yesterday,
but. will leave tonight on the midnight
train from South wanllt.
"llIII IIutIIItaiquIIut Cllllliiliilt‘t‘ 0t
iliavllorror Hook and ixiulu-r (‘oinpany
lllti last cloning and made all of the
til‘l‘;lll;:"lll|‘lllfi for II anII'II which the
IIurrpztnv will ililvt‘ iI-‘riday owning.
will ho one of tlttIIIlIl-
iaslritcnut kind. with an I'luboi'atc .IsupI
ypcl‘. . .
Tim (:M Club will meet tomorioo
III-hing III the home of MIIIII lIZIlirlI
All illli‘lt‘SiI
I:d are urged to attend the meeting.
Miss lIIIiirh \I'rooru will entertain the
IIIIIIrrlIIIrII of the Ladies' Ulliitii‘ Whirl
(‘lub 'l‘lrrrnduv afternoon, at 1‘It‘l' home
in Seaside place.
the Fort bti't‘ct sn-
lrad a vision of an
IIaIlquunkr or :zoino other .Ilirc calam-
ltv last night, while he was attending
to busiurszo behind his bar. There was
a sudden crush till a stone came tear-
trn: "through one of the front windows
and strut-k him it stinging blow in.thc
I‘tItrI- ()‘llavu,
MARCH 1909
Columbia
Now On Sale
Double "Disc tumble "on two!,
.ci'i hunter IIIIIIJIU
sides), tits anyDisc Machine,65c.: “1 o s and e a e
ht .yy‘r'I I
forever; fit an
chine, 35c. ‘
Come in an? see
get a catalogu ‘ ‘
”:5
lift."
"‘3 §7LyWays5yrngton Street
South Norwalk
Daily Line to N Y
pol-Freight Only ‘
I"0II.‘. and utter Tuesday, laundry 2.
1906, Frélght Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York (fool
Irma: street), every .day. (except
Bundhy). at 4 p. m. Freight received
. at Norwalk up to .4 p. in. .Md South
Norwoik up to 5: 30 p. in'.
Norwalk Steamboat 00. y
Aiming J. smith.
_ 5953.990.
c. ”C. "lineman,”
Minder Ma!
Zandt.
Cherry Pccte‘ral
advise you iviseiv
- Get Your Drug Wants
" Filled at the "
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and cilluioui. service at
all times.
i
it
Personal attention given to all
Dl'lt‘lIlCl'iliiltil W1'.tlii
’ thiln' for our trolley patrons."
Come in and wall for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
" "coughs, colds.IbronciIitis,»pcak threads: and 'w
. own doctor what experience he has had with it
Keep to dine touch with him.
and Mrs. Kelsici‘
he km“,
are ulstei's. MY.
Kelsler was the oldest member of the
party, he being 89 years of age.
Bcrt Brown, of Pleasant street. was
painfully injured yesterday while at
his work in the South Norwalk rail-
road freight yard. BroWn had It
fall and so painfullyM sprained one of
his logo that he was assisted home by
two follow u".0rknrcn It is feared that
he will be laid up for several Weeks.
W
Tile rehearsal of the Easter cantata
in the East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church has been postponed for
out.- work. There were so many other
meetings planned for this week that
a full attendance could not be looked
thigh. The stone was weighed and
found to tip tho. scales at. seven ainl
ouolialt pt)lllldb‘~~(}lllit' a lrcitlttrysized
mbsilc. it in stippdsed that someone
had all idea he had a grudge tigitinvt
0‘ ilaru ii clue there was a tight in
the vicinity
Chief Frederick M. Wheeler. of. the
East Norwalk Fire Department, is
.. unite seriously ill of acute indigestion,
at his home in Cottage street. During
the lust day or We, Chief Wheeler has
not Improved a. great deal, but. his
many friends are confidently expecting
a change for the button
The combined ages of II little party
of tour people who had tea together
last. evening in East Norwnlk total.
512 years. This interesting fact. "came
to light while Mr. and Mi'it. H L
wab' of First street, were entertain
lug Mr and Mrs. Kelsldr, who haw
jam moved here from Stamford and
will reside-“tn N‘ewrstrcec‘. . Mrs; I‘Vblylh
The“ 0rd
Excellent cuiolno. y i.
Dinners" Evonlngo,
I "to 8 p." m.
Sunday Dinner: 1 Specialty.
Dinner Partie- and Banquet:
Solicitod.
"‘ Proprietor.
Telephone ”0.
N 1
m.- , -- 11W .~,'I .;
Hotel Mahackcnro
'J. R- CONNOR, Mgr.
Li...»
Service and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rates 32 "per day and upwardo. ‘
Stock and general information Ticket.
‘5'. .2. II. y
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
.TEL". CALL ’8.-
.W ”4—— .—
DRESSING CHA-M
EVERY LAPY’S
should be edulppod With ii. dainty.“
snow white, one piece “Standard" Per-
5 colaln Enameled Lavatory.
Records
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dropping chamber. sleep-
"lug Gallium?!“ t or first floor toilet
3’“ I
the highest degree or cunrfort. .
We Will gladly jquote you prices. Our
pipiniioro iiro‘ iltflctly Competent. "rho-g
" CORNER MAIN AND wes‘r "3784 y
.1347 :.,£Ii".i.y~ ribs
. glfg'l‘d'fik "gflflfifwi
on and yetom Pitt-in fixtures,
HOTEL VICTORIA.
on: "MINDTE‘ 'i-IIIEOM oaho'r.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room: I Special Featurl. Giro »
Light: Throughout. Eva y
and tech-l
ory Raoul" like"
”WHAT“
Fine ,Stocliiid Gide" in connection
HANG.
it not unit at Inmate Anew inertia." ,
tng III. (idiotic Bar-"II“. some. and
Base a co}! stout; always" on drau" III. 7
Anhduur Bunch Bear on Driugi‘i.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor..
.iIIIII‘It tint:
"ryloplivnv "5
I,"
rosettes would afford you “
liEASyONAaLE. é . "
for. The cantata is as dlfllcult as it
in bountiful and a full attendance is
irccrsravy to properly bring out all
the ptIr'tII.
The funeral of Mrs. Dcliah St. John.
widow of tile lute Captain Charles St.
101m. of East N01‘l‘v‘illk,ywil0 died in At-
lantic City, was held this-afternoon
from the East Avenue Methodist
Church. The Rev. -A. J. Smith; of
Danbpry. Mrs. St. John‘s former pas-
tor at the East Avenue Church. omc
intcd. interment was in Riverside
Cemetery, Norwalk
who culled herself Susie and who was
locked up in South Norwalk yesterday
on a cbdrge of subtracting from Wil-
liam Jennings. an aged man, :10, was
Itching fortunes laEnst Norwalk. yes-
terday, too. according to several pct)
pie here. They state that she worked
the old but effective trick oi getting
tiller clients to cross their palms with
various sums of money. [lfllfil ot the
latter disappearing iii the she (I One
man who was city of $3 at the end says
she gave up when he threatened her
with arrest.
The East. Norwalk Yacht Club held
a large and enthuhliustlc rircctin': last
night at the club's new (matters on'
the Benedict Farms BI-ldIIII. Iri: iIh'
though irot. 't. complotcd. are pro ‘
grossing in t at direction. The place
has been cleaned up, some chaim
and a secretary‘s .dosk provided and
electric lights lnstulldc. Commodore
Hurrv Rider presided last evening and
Secretary E F Gorhuiu looked after
hlh oillclul duties lttwus voted to
build a veranda at "the rear and to
make \arlons other improvements in
cluding the construction of a. flour and
a. dressing room
Mr.» and Mrs". Thomas Village. no for
as they win remember, were always
enthusiastic lovers of music. and the
violin mnkcr' s wife when unit in nor
less,
The attractive young mu... teller 31W Demon can IIIeDW'II by “WNW
locus. used to sing in II'orrchr opera
and oiatorlo at. the Cr Istal I’Irlucc ntl
Sydcnlrain, about half an hour" I'. ride
from Londpn, England and hugs fie
qrrently been listened to b_\ the town
iniully. when Prince Albert the
queen's concert, was allro. .‘Iir. Vil-
lage, himself. taker-r his talents very
likely {rum Tubal Gain. the old scrip-
tural musical instrument Inarr, where
as early as nine years of age, he was a
choristcr in St. l’hillip'n Church. Blr~
Iniughnm, England," and remained
there live yoiu's. At, that. time. the hon-
orable and reverend Grantham Mom
tlrunr York. D.D.. LI..D., was rector,
and Professor Sims. the greatest or
ganist of his time. presided at the or-
gau. On one occasion young Village
sang before Queen Victoria at a bone-
iit given to the deaf and dumb insti-
tution in that town and was decorated
with II. silver medal with the royal pur-
pletblue ribbon which the popular sovI
orciun pinned on his blue coat with
brass buttons To any that the young
chirp was proud is no name tor it. (or
if he had been chosen to represent his
Own toun in the House of Peers ire
could not have felt more honored. The
Crystal Palace was built. by Sir Thou»:
. us..l’nxton in .185]. and in .it. wanith'e
first. world's fair ev‘cr hold. in order
to attract. the attention of all nations
the Queen of England gave a. silver
',‘citp open to all nations. and this v"v_as
the famous America's cup \Ihlch was.
'won bv an Ainoircnn skipper audits
still hold on this side of the water" "and
probably alwaogh will be. “laid
3 .
é:
iiwiiiii
Lester St. John. an aged and well-
know resident. of this place, is criti-
catty lit at his residence in Rowdy ton'
Mr. and Mrs Earle Stevens have"
moved. homundwordoAVthreust
r the runners vtcnt
‘ 'I and another brother or the deceased
‘ . it made in her favor It in alleged that
y the couple aware" married only three
. hours before the nvill was marlin at
._ . “Hill REBIPE Hill!)
Noted Authority in the United Slides
Says No Suiterer oi Kidney
Trouble or Rheumatism
Should Leave Home
, Recipe Untricd ‘
That the readers of this paper ap-
preciate advice when given in good
faith is plainly demonstrated by‘ the
tract that one wellknowu local pil'nt‘o
macy supplied the ingredients for the
‘lvegetable prescription" many times
Within the past two weeks. The/un-
nouucenrentof this simple; burnt-less
mixture has certainly accomplis ed
much in reducing the great In ny
crises of kidney complaint and :rlrerr
mallsm here, relieving pain and nits-
ery. especially among the older DODl-I
lotion, who are always suffering more-
or' less with bladder and urinary tlou-
blea'. backache and particularly rheu-
Inatiom. -
Another well-known drr‘ggist asks
us to continue the announcement or
the prescription ’" it is doing so much,
real good here, he Continues, that it.
would be. a crime not to do so. ltm
cannot be repeated too often, and
further states many cases of remark-
able cures w.r0uglit
The following is the prescription,
of simple ingredients, making It harm»
inexpensive compound which
well in a bottle: lI‘luld Extract Dan-
delion, one half ounce; Compound
Kargon. one ounce; CornpoundtSanIp
SarsopurillaI-three ounces. Airy first.
class drug ‘store will- sell' this. roman
dose for adults is nine teasptloufi
to be taken after each meal and agar
at bodt..imc There is enougb‘ here
to last for one week. if taken ac-
cording to directions. Good results
will be apparent item the first few
doses.
amount“ of each ingredient. “drawn,“ of young ladies-Infegflglinyaifii
house to that of Capt du EdeIrd H.
Smith, in RorvaIIou aw I'IIIII
“the indies' Aid SIIciety
Methodist church will went at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.‘ W Ambler
chncisday afternoon, at 2 l"or-lock.
of the
A carioul 0t tu.nanrI nizivcd at
ilouayton iIIIt night. for David Blasp-
Lam tlIc (llltl‘ .I 51an um. 1...; urclras-
cd the (‘I dot Gilt"! cortu c Toke-
neko Bench. .
it
.........
Mr, and Mrs. ISharlcs Scoficld and
children. Robert and Helen. who tum
been visiting M‘; and Mrs. Andrew
Mills of Rowaymn avenue. have re-
trirrned to their home in New ‘I’ork-
c ty I I. l t
Our local lit erymun is H‘l‘ tonal; him
Ilicnpped for want of nimble help.
His most chit-lent right hand men:
l—t’our 01 Ill arm—are much interested
_in athletics. and as the lireryrnan ex
pressed it o shortI time ago ‘Wlicn-
y'IIIrcI I want. any of them they are sure
10 be down to the ‘Delpliian A. Club. "
A MODDOUe ill this on I: would be very
useful. ‘ .
Morriiion Dnuehcy. where many ac-
quaintances were surprised to- learn
that he had gone for the‘ wild and
wooltg' nest is home again. opd re-
ports. that tho trawling conditions out
side or llowaz. ton are much worsr.I than
they artI in town. Master Dauchey
states that. he expects to get work in
Bridgeport. shortly, and. will settle
down to business (or a. time although
slim IILuderlust still has’ its hold trpon.
In.
.4
Plans were. formulated last eveniiig ‘
for II cross; country Inn on‘ Good Fri- ‘
day April 9th by the members of the
DIIlplIlan Athletic Association. The
event. this time will be much different
than the last one, in that it Will proba-
Y)!!! Dewar-mind the block from Golden’s
Cor-Inc. down McKinley street and
through lI‘orty- second to Crockett av-o
hue“, thence to the starting paint Sex-
eu times around will be nearly the
miles, and it is propelled to have the
home stretch from G'ul'der s coI-IIIeI to
the hose house » ‘I ill make the
event muclrmv sting than if
tt’hiough "‘l‘flhen
eke, where no one can watch them.
it is also promoted to give slight hdndlI
caps for the event. and tliirb’bed’ure‘a
larger-number of entries, and ngive
some of the junior members a chance
to competewitlr their :‘largcr retinal
clubrnembers. «I . - .
~~I ,. ha.—
I i
B. Men-d. or "this place, was held yells
terday ln- the= Probate Court. ld‘ Nun-i
walk.- betore Judge Henry W. (litigant
Samuel Mead.” tire Rowayton grocer.
in Greenwich Contested the Infill. ‘Tlteir,
claim was that: the deceboodIWIIs iin-‘
capable or making the I‘lnstrtinieirt'I'ut
the time it was framed, turd that the
widow of the deceased. Who. under the
terms of the document, is the" Sole
lcgateé, "used undue influence to have
which time \Er. Mend iri‘ skid? tel" have.
«5i
I
We guarantee thin" Cottec to i
give satisfaction and to be as
good all prohyiinorestbelr‘nt 35c.
I
win It (Wt-1'4; rullvf I‘“I'“_"
'. p
‘1. Cameo, of :South" Norw'atlc. appeared
'l‘or Mrs. Mead and Attorney J. Benton;
_.5
units.
,y was continued until March it}; at 9 30-
. 50 c‘lock
- Savage": William SieVeIIoI Bldwhrd ’i’ilr-
‘; on Beckett, Milton Roviland, May
'uFiorellceI‘ItAdooclr shroud» dim It {Ii
been on" his death bed. Attorney John
Hurlbutt. of ‘Nol‘walk. for, the contest
The case yesterday afternoon
I:
lawman Public schopIL—IN mes‘wot.
pupils neither about" nor tardl" ring
ithe past. month": Walloon Beir’ellslto,
’Ilrod Cuohman. Myrtle Frak‘eI Ii-larriott
‘Letto. Addldon. Mills.- Eyfllél Mills. Jdfln
'JIert. Inorinno 'Iinokart” Arthurw .Clnrlr,I
Francln Johnson, Russell Mills, Mer-
’ avagth Ruth Stevens; Wilda T
Illntlr Garner, Aileen Cunning
hid (‘tiiblll
rm; III-
llcuslo Klinetelter Mimic
Moore. inc; Milli: Nettle Ackeryloy. Mil-
2—23
ky Iiii‘ tililu liifliiil
Ihiougfir these columns a to“ dais ago "
y HI'lWi'S arc-.Inrc Dalton." rut
. this evening" at the ch
. A heating for' the adminslon to prid- '
bate of the wiliIot’ th‘e lutopiFredéribk ~' 1 (5
“John OleIIerley. RuobelivBroadway; Mil-I ~
thllsil
paramount 1)
m:
Laue". Dorothy/Mull. Mabel. p. -.
Xltiigh'i‘eylrr "Wilma l'Iliuce Lil
l antic l. eueli il‘
fr" it", uncles Hoyfieriflfi 9"":‘1‘ Mil"-
unw’nrd Scott“, untold SMdliJS'." Ial'l-i
(is Sriiflin Cyril ’l‘uck, Robert 'l‘lllih'
lay Webb, Wétl‘ey AbkeIleI. Charles
Cunningham Ed-ur Mutt, ltobcrt
Scalzl name Tithe; Allce'yLl'ucb, limo
ibyiich. Elmira Mott, Melon Eurasia. A!»
panel Scum .
First. pimps in the tormatibn (if a
girl's mabctbiill tuyruup or perhaps it
gen I'al’ athletic club; wbre taken last.
trim it. uh‘on‘ the '13qu oucd' Ipoiithl
incet'ui/u of the".1)0p"iiin A. A it’ll
held. ’A petition couched in Illié n10
pleafin and correct. terms windmill!
to tile installers. upptvui'g :m ‘tlie nail
01' Ute club builgfn onetime on and
owning each wee The members
present Slightly over a quorum. 835901!
with 'nstonislnncnt. “What! Give up
our menu for one afternoon and ever-
lug? Ntxt "said they hy‘ome opeuroset
amt Iniscbievously stated that the bore
would pl‘obablI be hell rebuilt in: their
isrttriiice upon witnessing the first.
game betwee the maidens. nether
then clairilcd to know Ii'horgbt 'y ung
ladies were, and remarkedith'nt he)"
“8m 0! the very highest standing, and
would do the. club. more good than
harm. ' The members were now very
much in level or granting not applied:
Iron. but kept passing satanic rc—
Inartks until. theglnoti‘birtiw " finally
Ln? ed and seconded and their carried
minions to “allow the young lad
tut s the eke cusivo rise of the club floor
firrlngh'l‘ueetli'oy afternoon and evening"
errc woe 9 ti d qurn~
ed in II very happy ”I"? "grid c Inigo; Jmind.
The petition also yl’btét‘t‘éd TD" it’ll)?!
member. whose name was not given.
who had kindly volunteered to train
the girls. The movement numbing
or the greatest SUMW‘DW Whils-
ketbail being a" CleaJylu W i
exciting but not too :0 il- m
bout the country. It is bélieved that
those making oppllouti‘g lard night
are] High scuba] nude actuator but
that this is Only a" preliminary skir-
mish on the part of a majority of the
sport loving I oung radios or the—village-
it Is said trialt a lepreaomndun r-wtir
witness the basketball tame ‘lietWeeu -
the Dclphians "arid the Caption: to-
mm row night In order to" son an in-
sight of the gains 3~
wA specific for pnlfi"#~DrI’"Tizoiui"iii‘
liclectric on. strongest. cheapest lint:
nicnt ever devised. IxAI housebotoveruo-
dy in America for 25 (2am... - l.
W
llillill Iii itltrti
'lirere is an uncalled. “tor ‘ldlter all
the Burton. post once, admired"
3.:lr ilalet‘cche. I 1
William Brown and dubiilv ham
moved from the Mason bl Icit in”I .IlyI tin. .
“,strcct to Noroton IIiItIiltnI ”I
W
Lee Dcitrlchstélu". the not
turned hour on exre'luted Sign Int "to y ..
at his. home near the N'o‘roto River ’I ;
.Ins w. M. Schneider pad ENS; Wit--
train Mullikpn, of Enrich; We
in Stamford a fowvdayp" as
My
i$ Thomas Burns was sired/mp
$1 and costs and II “Willows
days on a charge or.
i “it“
ltldil) uror'gunlu by Jtiuticexllli
\tiltnrott .li I-‘Ii‘é
—-——._..E".,.u
The leworrh League .0:
I Methodist church has II . y
to social on Thursday" it ‘ y "is -
"week .It the residence oflhfil' ithd I‘ll
John B. Rumble)": lull-(pi in
AM
played havoe \Iith a it ‘
John Stevens has bécr . ram:
was wreaked.
l‘lrc “\lcu s Brotlicrhqo of
lien Congregational ninth
pared another ‘lntcrcs‘ l "'3_ pr
Mr. Berry», or Stanrtoruilwl .451";in In:
addrerss 0n ”'Wédlock. hardwood“. .
tei'. ” At the conclusion of they'udv V
dress, monuments 'It’itl} he oe‘jrv
Mrs. Mary Ann Brudley‘d‘d Satur-
day at. her home in Notation libel! 58
ward. ‘ The decbbfiea,
ill for qtiite II lén‘g Itlfie,‘ liééflirflyed
by a husband and traveler? children ’
iIuneiinl palllC§a,we :‘I.
ntciblii (flail; "’31 i
one church." 'fnt‘cmrtut . lowed it
the Roman Chllidllnt ’nemelery i‘u
Springdale. 'lhe pail theorem Were
George mutate Mattitooltm
retract; Douuynnd' liabn'm
. 4 I, y. *5
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In 'Iunbeniliibnmhwmibe
In honor in nus- announcer
inure” than dduttllyvéii‘l" _
young indies Who‘orrttnged
hrti- only cystic! fob ago ,
tiveiy', ami- ‘i'éIIItliron-e phi 3 till
iron that a": '«ltir‘ge crow dolled:
nuts" I: tar house into innit
his the em pro gram. 9* ..
on bird pmliilotld’him rib .
be there, but: fioéivtlyd: romantic:
attend II ver ‘ileklml on“ album
paved boIIIIIoII. in' train
The programing kiddos;-
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Mattel Kllhfiii’kfid I '
Lori’iuoiilbdild hath."
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Viblin soloinfilootodtw‘t‘ ‘
Richard" About! to
Among thooeJn'eiiept. were
M353} Thomas lllttii’lyo "o(
.W t
.I polio. I
Mills 8 "river his Weber, Miro:
I-‘II‘wiIIrd. Minus t,
pupil of
. it?“ mutual .Jildicii Jtnninfs
i
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9,1,!in I3.
"Mia hail been . ' " "
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