r
who Kind You Have Always
i”. min For over 30
years.- has he
and has been made under his podi-
cone] supervision since its ini'il‘ndr.
Anew I .0 one to deceive you .n this.
andihivhl'oh has been
Bought
ion the sighatiire II!
All Counter-felts, Iniiiatlons and H J list-as-gomi" are but
Experiments that tritie win; and endanger the health 01'
Infants and Childrenulslxperience hm: Inst Experiment.
What - iS' CASTORIA
{historic is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pere-
gar-lo, Drops and Soothing
mrbst'auo‘o‘.‘ ICE ';
and alleys oli‘hv“
Colic. It renews Teething
Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
‘ .. contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
,. guy; Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nose It cures Diarrhoea mid Wind
Troubles, cures Constipation
and raunrm.~ It mimllatcs the Food, regulates the
‘8 “115910
"l‘lIti‘ 0351
end Bigwphh living healthy and natural siocp.
area‘s Panacea-Tho Mother‘s Friend.
oranges CASTORIA ALwAvs
, Beers the
Signature of
The K111i You Hare Always Bought
. In Use For Over 30 Years.
Ah eight yeh‘r old yorfugster recent
ly chine to her father after church ser-
vice one Sunday, and astonished him
by shying:
"Daddy. have i any children?"
Theold mun dropped his newspaper
andd‘ garded her in amazement.
‘W at?"'he‘ demanded.
‘rlviiive I anymhildren?" doggedly rc-
_ peai‘éii the child.
“_.Well I should hope not,"
the father.
this startling question?"
“Well in church this morning." ex-
stormed the youngster, “the minister
preached about childrens' children.’
’t'tnd. 1 wondered ii’ i had any. ’-—Lip-
replied
“May 1 ask the reason for
“Say.” said Tomkyns to the man
with the tin Whisgle. ‘ii you went to
earn an extra Sixpence, come with
are
Arte; traveling several streets they
stopped. and 'l‘omlryns pointing to a
passage said:
"There’s a house down there: go and
play. a tune on your whistle. When
you‘ve done there's a Sixpence for YOU-
'l‘he Irish went. but no sooner had he
started whistling "Annie Laurie."
when a bucket of water was thrown
over him.
With ayeil he rushed back to Tom-
hyns, and spluttercd, “Wha-what—”
“it’s all; right. interrupted ’l‘ouikins.
“My girl lives down there. and her
dad threatened last. night if I went.
whistling after his daughter again he d
pincott's
ia' V I
5A nw.iinuano
i'yuneral for
. ends” tribe mar.
1! North Msln‘Si..,:Soulh Norwaik
Roeldence, 6 Washington at.
Telephone at house. 693.
Telephone at office, sees.
’i
FRANK c
4‘an Scoy
PLUMVVBIVNG.
STEAM. .
nor WATER '
AN-p‘s
GAS mums.
Tin. SheetIiii‘VI-on, Copper
‘ andI'FiIicV. ‘
m
5o South Main Street.
.VSo. Noiwttllr Conn.
nearly drown me. i only wanted to
see if lied keep his word.’ '~——'i‘lr llits
W
Knickcr-oi hem Jones is recovering
from an operation. Bockcr-«Appcrr
dix of stocks. .
..,..__.....—.—. .u.
js rib'g‘ Goods
Vow in Stock
Sign: Writing
E. E Gorham
Wonder
10 FIrSI St. East Norwall:
‘ ‘ TELEPHONE connection.
SELL
“7‘5“ lbs. bats to e bag. 100 lbs. bran to a bag, no lbs. corn to a
W gig-ken
. bag. Other Vg‘rain and feed. me lbs. to a sack.
‘ ,e invite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
latices, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
Jeddo and CroSS Creek Coal
.r -:.
rote
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, 3.000438 FOR;
;. A?
v-nvut «Iowan
We have now aliphatic! (lib? Parathmosl variedrand complete flock of lum-
her in ii“ hihtory oi thi Vapdipany or" any 0'! HS predocéseore, and
Vrespectfuliy solicit the V'patrdnag‘e of all Iumlier users.‘i
YARDTEL 46-2“
. ,.
MILL Tar. iii-31.5
\
Plain arid Ornamental _
I slabs); fits any Disc Machmeofic.
.‘ciiiilie .0
om
$6 50’;
"31’ EM:- Mght- Propane
Mpx 1'va ' as it"!
bridge “1509 merchant, is‘ Spending: the;
day in ew York city. ..
No game was played last evening in
the pool tournament of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company.
it appears
Pleasant uvonue. who had 'one of his
legs badly sprained Monday is due for
several weeks (inferred vacation. .
A. helpful ,and ihspiriek eating oi"
the Rescue; Mistion on the ashlngton
The mission will have another meet
ing at 7: to tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Earle, of
East. Nor'wuik. w,iii_ ibis expected.
before returning here tir’apend the
summer, spend a short time in New
York city, as is their usual custom.
Only routine matter came up for
disposal last evening at the monthly
meeting of Bishop Burt Chapter.
Methodist Men’s B otherhood. The
Chapter is in an error tent condition.
William wood intends to get his
pleasure boat in commission in time
for thy season and intends to‘iauncb
her in a few days. Fred liauck has
already put his launch o‘vérboa‘rd.‘
The children of the Advent Christian
Sunday school are requested to appear
at the Church Saturday afternoon at
2:30. for the purpose of rehearsing the
Easter program. which will be an club
oruio one. 9
Mr, and Mrs. William A Sullivan.
who has been spending the winter at
the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur C.
Wood. in East. avenue, started yester-
day for Wetiringtou, to We predent V‘at
the inaugurhtloh.
The Mishes Carrie and Ninh Carpeh
ter and; yesterday ”hint-Ion during
the funeral services pf rs William R.
Douglass. which was held from the
Fowler. in Gtegroy Boulevard. _
Frank
Norivaik Mr. Hathaw p,y is e.
.i. A Hipson and John W. Pant were
two East NorwAlk redidetits who set
out this morning for the national on i»
inauguration of President William H:
Taft and Vice President James Hr.
Sherman.
Many members of the hailing trade
reside in East Nortvalk and it wail
therefore lilting that there should be
a large delegation from this had of tilt
the social time under the auspices or
the Trimmers Union at Arion Hall; I;
The funeral of Mrs. Delleh St. John.
widow of the late Captain Charles %
John was held yesterday afternoon
4 o‘clock. from the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church the pastor. Rev. Dr.
Charles Ray Woodson. oiiiciutlug. in
tcrmcut followed in Riverside (‘erpe-
li‘l‘,\.
ii the annual meeting oi the East
rNorwullr Fire Police, Friday evening.
(In so carom were elected for the com
ing \Oiil: President. Louis liaietead:
first lieutenant. .l. irving Dunning:
secretary. am .1 Drunsirup'; thiamine
cr Henry _;erght trustee. William
Greenwood
seven and one- -irslf pound stone at him
Monday night is still at large and it
looks as if the so would go down hi
history as one East Norw'aiks un-
solved ruvstories. Mr. O'Hara is pro
serving the missile as a souvenir or
thc occasion
Nearly everybody was ready to con
.iy «here this intriguing. il‘hs. weather
report has been .promlSlpg. 'warmre
MARCH. 1909
ours Disp‘lim
uSIcoatyvd
ludeSttiiétrbie Ré‘C
handled like a pi969 iii limb; lei!
Shine» 350.
.‘r1r.
cone in aadisee them arid
set a «time.
.er to! r (1 .‘l IL;
.: his?» Justin's it
87 WISWI Street.
it thiidlt
" ii‘ y'Vi‘I"
.r
0h film after Timid :WTI‘I _‘ 7.
past Bryon new York. (too:
street), every Ila). tom
a'ii “it.“ In. Mihtmolv
“In: {Diali- ”and South
that Bert Brown. of.
street bridge was bold but evening ‘
home of her dahghter. Mrs. Lewis G *'
Pythawa’y. of Myrtle avenh‘e.
has been elected to me‘prberéhip In L_
the Arlon Singing Societv. or Song! I
‘ we ~-
ltnown musician and formerly Played ;
in the lloyt's‘ Theatre orchestra. ; ,
tel to witness the ceremonies of t e .
town in attendance last evening at .
Deter 0' Here's friend who burgled n ;. I. ‘
code that spring was at leadt oh its ‘
forever; .;Iit .iniy Cylinder M35
to
'I ln~r the second story
Get Your Di‘n
Filled aVIV tilt” “
'I'»‘lri Iy-.'
EWT“PCV““
Prompt and efiiofedt Service at
is all times ‘ r
Personal attention given to all
presoription wot-1a.: 3;
Chairs for our Holley piitroris
Come in and wall for your can
rumor: summer?
l
A ..
p 11
rflnll
.l. i’AiiKElilfChanger".~ .
I. ext (I
Weathei for the his; day p9 iw‘o and
this morning it rooms as l the sow
e‘r-umcut forecasters had hit the mill
squarely on the head.
Already a number of progressiv'e in.
divlduain have spaded small patches or
ground in order to get some vegetable
seeds into the ground Iii the earlierit
opportunity. One man says that sortie
times he gets reerits from this early
planting and somet mes he docsfi't but
anyway it is werib‘ while to take a
Chance. i)
Yesterday arid today asi. Norwalk
world have aphroflatfil some side-
we be Prominent res eats. Goalie 9m
to assert that it will not be longrlil
fore the district lauds some action 10%
bring about a favorable change ip imam
respect nest Not with: now Iii infirm
of the other public Conveniences. butgfo
sidemlks have been the slowest 9f
all in coming. - ,.. H .. ' i"
The extensive work which had beetlee
Vin progress for the Ilast few- pron
‘: I... . Ajl'r . .
Tire Clifford
Egg” ipbt'éiilil’ne. r.
Dinner- Evofiifll'c ill,
resides M.’
lion» his man
“In!“
H" .
Hat’s] Mack
i. Winona?“ ””94 “I
M .
service and Cal-int ilP, It Delta
Rates 82V per day “ind drum
Stark dpdxoliio'ni ldiennatiiin 'I'iolter.
". V A
lffln'oi ‘
~ um”,
.V all? -.
iIVAvs Your ’f
=9 will!!!“ Mr V
5 ‘ ’ Anheule immerse
T. J. BDIIIIIVAN. Pro‘prietoni
L»__ .... . Tawn- fll. __
" ing's study“ ‘
. . V959 Miss
‘1»!!an
,- ‘ VA. as
{We
‘ ""F‘ifimld
‘ ”STE Another
Jw
York. is a
‘pletiou. Now In tblocs or» stay
uteri. the; e ..
fir ensue! ii ta. 9 «1‘ r ‘
. hag ills tiihe "Life Tom has
5 ll eri done by Contractor Charles ii
Aisthor pe.
be present. .Mrs. Wood-Isa
sling a suitablé 'sélectio “Celt Ty
Bréed Upon the waters." which
much (enjoyed. Th6 third a'ndfp
chapters at “The Moslem World"
their pleasure and profit in the even-
Something happened, Monday even~
lug, when a party of young friends
dropped in to spend a few hours with°
Miss blildrad Thea", of Pennoyer
street in honor of her seventee th
blrthday.T uthaliy’itlter‘es
event. wad wedding first.
it. is liege moonlit]; are is? from
the éizi‘Stomdr'y i'tthbI-s’.‘ the Shirt cipents
are thought to ye good
time ”range film hating“; "i
by w
iii-"W .. M u. it
tab Icéi it‘ll
NAME I. a.
Win! r an r or uni:
rs om ed as the Rev. Dr
Paglia: 1%,? ,‘au colored clergyman.
arty. a) so colore‘d.
donusQ‘iri: lis’Msy Tirol: and Tm
Ambler Who told the doctor they
Runny lSreelitisu and Prof.
limhldas Mugwump. The charming
Vet girls were Alexandria Phillippi-
aria Lofgnetie Buttersiip. who
rape known heroes the Misses Ellen
and Flareuce bioore Mrs.
They‘ll gave the bride away.
Babyibnla Nebuchaduiazzor
.Kendrick) acted as bt‘itV
’m . The event. was Iull or fun from
beginning: to end. and if that string
lea chain and eyery, lpuS‘r
link" is trite. there 1
Phil) ably be some long lives here. Of
course the bride! part: slum bruise any
honeymoon trip, and will not need to
be serenaded. axis the custom hcre.
nonhuman.
rles Bowed has recently r'enovnt
ed ciha interior of his Ibsldehce in
Brookiiide hvenue.
George Lash has returned to Darieu
from New York‘ where he has been
spending the winter.
Ground has been broken for a nevi
house for Mrs. Townsend Hours, on
Gicrrbrook road, opposite Mrs. liowe‘s
present residence ’
On Tuesday. March 9 thetForeign
Auxiliary of the Stamford Congrega-
tlbiial Chilrch will hold a monthly
' me‘étin'g III the home of Mrs. William
J'. Long oh Noroton Hill.
The seleotnien have delegated to
George Sharer the work of building
liew bridt‘es ih Refer avenue and on
-the Ox Ridge road. and to repair all
of the bridges of the town, where need-
ed. ‘
gregarional Church. had an interesting
and aid
the char
by the Rev. Mr. Barry. of Stanford.
at the town hall. Friday night
bi‘g sadness. and netted the corn
to the
* émfllt. 'fi hilli
o
6“;
ml’oé'éii
Mrs énIy M‘Welent 1p
WM mum. vests hydro
«some inehfiri'fdl‘ion festiviti
l ‘M-I'Iw Valentine within the guest on:
e 3,: Edwe‘ V
engron._;*r
the rilefuer
building- on nine Washington street
bridle is now rapidly nearing Gain ‘
The Mission Study one are it the
parsonage last evening. Mitts Matilda}
acted as leader: in the absence:
iss Randall who was unable to
by require.in
”word
reviewed and those present expressed”
not some ,
The Mail's Club. of the Din-lea Coin
able session last night at
. An address was delivered
and at its conclusion refreshment;
" were served. ‘
‘ ' '1 he tirelrtb annual ball of Eagle
" tidbit a‘hd ladder (Ind Engine Dour-
1hr.-
pehy' A chloral-table sum. it guano; -
hone~ entertainment wasl'alsti held in
t .
estat‘e’ being “"6
til
I V . V .
h; aflaiid'I :
iiléy ‘.
About Five Minolta Alid"TiiiIiug
Some Diapcpsin All the lndi
portion Yepislies and You
Feel Fine
Miseral‘iie iIr'theImaa or woman who
suffers mm dr‘ead indigestion or,» ’Dmé,
pepsin There are few diseases an:
create such misery. long drawn- -out
‘Vsuffering. as indigestion. 1r pursues
thempefor 8 meals, utter meals a d be-
itweon main my take it to he
thenirl is on them wherever t éy
J50, though indigestion is the simplesf
(1159:? of :11 gccnao. (1
31‘ all}; it to Ones. cap,
or PII e's Diapepsin; urge the {555%
305%) any Pharmacy here and‘ give
Such a sufferer
50 cents for a case.
Vouilt dyer bless you, because on
‘ minutes after taking there Would be
no fliers indigestion. no {coiling like
1 a blur) or lead in the‘ Stomach,
Hgin‘ft in, or fullness and dilate for,
131%: of Gas or ErucCi‘il I
nhour f biiliatlng Headstone
39 Water Brash and the;
tuna“ “Sour, disprdered s diner
Papa's Diapepsln will dig,
think you eat without the AI
Stomach.
Dlapepsin is a wonderful Stomach
purifier and splendid to keep the mire-(5h
tines clean and fresh: then your food
will- not ferment and poipca your
breadshlih nauseous odors, N .W
Diapepsin will rest the stomach 9de
iricrease the gantric juices: this “is
what is mostiy‘neededEmoraaandiget
.tlil‘lglkfim e, u cos—urn n6 p-o’: en
. ”Shims lot}. You rill stomach troubles
'f‘aI‘ l."
to usually thoroughly crire‘thé Wt
chronic dyspeptic.
1-»‘1
with whom MISS Gertrude. i. Vilén- ~i
tine has been spending the winter.
A very deep firtesiau well is being
drilléd on Mrs. William Zeigicr's prop-
city at Great iSihad Collepder‘ a Pflut.
'Alre‘lidy a depth or 1.800 that lives been
rcao bed. The Well was originally sunk
to a depth of about i .0.il0 b‘utl II suffic-
ient quantity of water not being secur-
ed the pi'cscm operations were Iii'Ider»
taken. ‘ "
Word has been received' he‘rSltiiirt
Ibo speirlal act inundated by Sehntoi‘
Bulkley to give Mrs. Anne H. Sco-
field or Glenbrook a pension of 812
per nrouih has passed both branches
of Congress. A special act was neces’
sery because Mrs. Sconeld's husband
ser‘mi One day iéss than the I-mlnl
mum for soldiers who are entitled to
a pension or shoes indoors Are. '
Ca aper that Thaddeus Bcii had, res
ed as town clerk and towntr
of Dorian. and that Stephen R..‘.Hoyt
was elected his successor. proves
have been at least pI-emainré, a
thou li it was given ellt as ‘hfiiug ab
soln elyriiutbcntic by a new! shiit‘cji-
in Barton which is usually irritable.
There have been rumoran Button for”
a" lbir‘g while to the effect‘ that MI-
Bell would resigh ‘an‘d severhl Candl-
w
the pfllbes‘ which be field 'rfi one but:
no resignation before. Monday's mee
leg but mo; matter was gone our and‘
hit. Hoyt was the choice of .Ilire board
as Mr. Bell‘s eucccs‘sorrelthough this
aciloh of course ans not dmél‘al. One
of tire selectnrenpon the. mumioS‘V
pér‘hirps. that Mn Boll'diirtjsimtéiego
would soon be Lortl '0 at e e
announcement that iiiimlg‘og I’M
chosen for new mwn.clerk and. tow
treasurer. Aside from indicating a
prefeiéuce on the part (if the Board.
for Mr. Hoyt. the situation remains
tdust as it “lives. before Monday's meet-
'Nonms
‘D‘l‘h'e‘ legiil voters of the Town
it".
try rotting March 8. 1909 to
finnfil .p l new: bsfiire the Lciils
” arising the. town to issue
dusirrict'a we‘Ve
E991)” pools! to
aldla‘? no irowu iiu l‘ ‘Darieh,
ME;
' J‘Ytfilt ‘c‘lfy‘,
’ I Y.“ Will DECIDE at ”l
5 9mm; 4 \_ i
and Mrs. John Brown. of
have be? guests‘of ’l‘rinw
rectory. .
fvnc'a‘tlén. I '
The c'oSt of ripping our ichdold
during the month or‘ February was
' ”.5722?
,I-Iru'r and Mrs WIIIXIEIIL. ,Taylor us
beater-imam; Julius SchequVVel. o:
.Bnrr giro «
before the members
has trier-noon wquMrsx-nouortliiah?
Rev. '1‘. ‘ J. Laney.
Church or the Redeomer
savior. this even! g,
L...
lhn
t in?‘ “ ‘I
of “my. ufiéfimtm m
"‘"Eilistlysb rein base contains iihdiéient ,
The announcement. in yesterd‘Sv‘s :' T. x
r..:-
00""
dates have appeared in the flhold for I
armor °
firpose ° ‘5
u 2 1909.
, . .Q.
Leslie Sniffen has returned to hi
es At the Neuronal Bank after a .I
"Stsli‘iey i3. rruow. A... iiorist. host
.1 Iretumed irons ~Boatonuwhera..V eV at; ,
I . _ VV. ‘ V'V .‘ m.
I ”against; w“
I findiau. ed? 8'5 P'
bran lit belt
“lair all; lint yrr .aftsl ti
“rearing,“ unlit; Abolition h u
m
Eli.2n l'v wilt-“viii“
fir iii
- L rowguifii 1%“
V}.
,1 “155,553 R
TI eti'idimtTym ’ '
evicted from a public I:
all through the trial the re‘ w
aging“ noise in vfrmrt "thigh
MPH» gilllill'a‘e
there was .pot in? in the' evidence”:
Iriuit' holding the new!“ for t
her court. stoccis wife and it “
Ir retire, unmounted .
parents to the aiteoti balmy
from 7; lb Saturdays hill
meander moreint,.md. entail
perfect elm?
h.VE. {bait
York broker '
or super litepdiqn
are i menu: '9
stand: why '
mm:
was nothintllmmsht- moi-i Inn 6:5th '
l 6:3”!th goal “on tend to warm;
”19px;. a sly evideuoo oil
"in rim .tui‘o was "mil .
tritium earmark“ .1
arm butaimflhwm comm
kitho safety match. Mrs.V
Milk
(lid not to.“
the rectum
Stocci may
are no odher‘r = , ~
rel lmprjessiqu .. 2
will heifer up
APF'ROPR no
‘9 ll Ti}
'etailtI. 5h; did
in be or Shrine thin at II
a in the last sevtrs
Senate. and when the two b s a ll
last night only four i
let saleri s .Xor t 9 pr
hreeldént inelik'et‘ orb
indolent
Senate.
.o'clock.
the earlie
Itionui tl' , , _
prion to a opt the conibreii 6 Iii
on the Pe a) 0046 hi! LT”
“comoxhefox;
lneo‘iibu A .
tore Adjourn
to the comp
pauses. ..
When the
night it was 5
other light
the senate bi
riding a gram 3' to
Various ml .Vcellun9
are. hereby warped and no?!» I. .
meeting "
Senate again
'iputed. T ,;
terdfirnssbd
.1 F
' "Cliib, dpon“flflnln¢ .
Main” . ’
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