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LI8 Iron our.
AWeelalIier‘ Newton“;
PronIoleIDIgesiIonifiIeIfui
ncss andlbslroulahuluhu
Opium .hlorphme hormonal;
Now N an I: one.
"t lion.SIurStoIIIynch.DlaanIoez
. g -\'Vorms.€onwllsiens.i’rwri:h-
? ncssaIIdLossorSIrlIII.
ThI HIlId You HavI
Apofacl Remedy forConstlIII
For 133an and Children.
Always BIIghl
BearI .the
Signaturg ,
Has OTHERWISE ENGAGED.
lfet empires totter to their fall
OI full with llchlntteI'.
And my concern f0I that is email—
To me it will not nI'VIttVtoI.
Let treedoni shriek, or mean or Inuit
To her I would not IIITiy.
You see. the honest truth to tell,
l’m taken up with Sally.
hot liglllnings flush and thnndcis pen!
'And cyclones suiit Iinsparing
'i‘heir death and desolation den];
It's little that l‘m curing.
Should fiery volcanoes Vspout‘
'Dostruction through each Volley,
That i should notice it I doubt;
l‘In taken ,“|’ with Sully.
Let mightly ili‘iliius bottle “'11ch
Whatever you might mention
in great events, and I'll engage
Tllut‘l'ii not pay attention.
All intorruptions' l detest;
in primrose paths I Ilnily,
{And dont feel any interest
.V; do anything but Sully.
~—Chlcugo Duily News.
on: WAY HE. coULo HELP.
(Everybody s Magazine )
An eastern college graduate applied
i'oI pork in II. Michigan lumber comp.
He was told to get busy on one end of
ii. crossindiv. the othel end being in
. charge of an old Ind experienced lum-
helman. At first all went well but at
the end of the scoond day the young
man's strength began to wane. Sud-
do .ntiVy the old man stopped the Iuw and
spa
"Sonny,i ' he said, not nnkindly “l
doni mind Ior r'iliin on this suw but
it it's just the some to run I wish
y'onll k'oep' ,leI foot of! the ground. ”
iluy'utnmEch do uuytillng for \"0lll
illlli‘? Shyno (who hus II I .Inidli grow-
ing buld sIIot)—-ch l quIIII for it
occasionally. but “but good door. that
do?V—- Chicago ’l‘Iilluuo
'i‘lle hiagnulo—wYon \liil \lilil‘l'ifli six;
you are It genius. 'lhc lIIIIIIIloI .\'o.'
i‘m not. if I wow u genius. pron icul
men like you would consider me. :I
darned tool. «Clove-hind Lendm
4..
THE
Cadillac
Four Cyhnder,"Modei 30‘.
" for ‘
$1425
delivered in Norwalk.
runnot be equalled by any other
our selling for $23000.» ,
Have a demonstration before '
buying and lenru .i‘or you‘rsell.
F. E. LoCkaod ‘
' ' 8. Company»
‘ 39 ‘WALL STEET, noRWAL'K.
PER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
Sign Writing
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
. 10 First St. East Norwoli:
TEVVDEPVHONVE CONNECTIOVN.
W... “Whom... .— .. ....._..._.....
SELL
Imbag, 100 lbs. bran to a bag. :12 lbs. corn toga
III and feed. loo lbs. to a sack.
consumers to consider the quality of our goods and .
‘ are changed daily to conform to the Ch' .
Plain ”land Ornamental
cry' a Point.
The crew of the Gregory Point car
or the harbor
Miss Ethel Glover,
weekl.’ visit ivith friends and
UV es in iluubury.
rebi-
night hi the home (if Charles W Soy
mom in Winfield sheet.
The St. James Circle of the King‘s
Daughters is holding a meeting this at
ternoon. lit the home of Mrs H. N.
Taylor. in Cote avenue
'l‘lle nnxlilnry of the Dory Socinl
Club will hold I meeting at 8 o'clock
Mls. tI‘I unk hlelrlnnl
avenue.
'i‘lle membels oi the Ludies’ Auxll
lary of Christ rhnreh‘ ure planning II
selles or cake sales to be held every
two weeks. The first is to be held
this week.
Bert “raisins-Ibo bus been laid up
’ at his home in Plensunt street, with It
severely sprained tool, was able to
get nub.» yesterday. for the first time
since his accident
. The (.lee Club held a Iehenrsul last
evening, at the home of MI. and Mrs.
Ambloae Carpenter iu'lGrIegon Bellie-
vnrd. 'i‘ he session was on intrrhstiu'g
one. and WM lead by TlerbeI-t A.
Strout. " .
\ specie] nit;
IlIIl end. will,’(V
the club housefiln‘Cole avenue: 'ihc
lli Quartet will open them . ediVnngV
by singing Devin in Jun .
and "Mandy Ilene" ‘
only...» services will
evening at the East A_' I
dist Church and lit the wt Chris-
ilull church. There ._ also boa '
meeting at the We lington street
bridge Rescue Mission.
Preparations are being made to put
the launch which Floyd J. Angevine
recently sold to Port. Chester pnrllop.
overbomd today. According to the
present plogrum the boat will be shit
ed down to Port Chester Sunday. »
hits (1. ll. King, or Van Zonal.-
ting oi. the Dory So
The ‘
Excellent CulIano.
linnIrI Evening;
.0 to 8 p. In.
Condor DlnnIrI I Specialty.
Dinner Portico IndVV Iconocl-
VSolicItId.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
V Bcoprlqiox; , . .
Telephony”. -
U"
~. “luv—lob
Hotel Mahackemo
,J' R CONNOR. Mgr
.—-—-
.SIrvlce and CulIlnIVUp loom.
Rate: 82 per day Indupwurdy
‘ It; V —— ' ' h
Stock a‘hd' pehcrol‘ inform-lion Tlckér.
Sunday Dinners, 750m
TIL. cALLIII .- .,
W .EE--. »
g
i
Hangings
Our Sillillg styles Ire TOM)“ {or your
insp culmio'n‘ Will be pleased t6 Show
them to veil.» Prices loose from Allow
to $10.00 Double Roll.
Sole Agent for Fr Beck it Go. “dream
.lIlneway & Carpenter 5 Wall P112613, 4
Crockely, Glossware. House Furnish-p
lline China by the piece or set”. The“
goods will not craze.
-,Sole agent fer the Columbia Phono-
{pupil
Records. Music on both
sides. Indestructible '
Records,5 935m , Fits any
Minder
machine and lasts io‘rellei". ”
CletIIin Toomey bus his steam light.
. er hauled up on the beach near Greg- '
leported this morning that the wind
had blown nearly all or the water out V.
of lvlnneulf
street. lecentiy letuIV-nod from I two
'l‘ he East Avenue Methodist chulch i.
hold a cottage pruycr meeting, IaItI
shnrp. this evening, ntVthe home of 5
It'll Hawkins ‘
tug Goods PointerI supplies English .
. , Co.‘ I 1Vii‘u‘iking‘ Machines and 77
' Double Dish
. Withgyl Ami
rli or- Without Air
not ‘vaslly i
Assumed" mowlm‘
Ask us...» doctor if: .3 famiiy‘ nied I: I
.1 3’2”». .. ...
Get You om; Wonlé
Fulfid At flit?
f
Vi
Prompt and efficient poi rice at
all times .
‘ PeIsoIIai attention xiv“ on to all
prescription work.
l-
i .
Come in and wait for your ear.
I‘m.»- Is In” a.
:DRIDGEIPEAIRMA Y
J: PARKER. Madam}.
l
Bridge. Pharmacy
Chairs for our trolley patrons ‘.
IMAM. I It
Mary w to
port. Lodg IIV
,L'I‘II : ‘
inn February, nn‘dni
she will 510.le "ng?
The worth‘Le
looking orwulhdrfi'
I.ocial at the home of Mr. and hire.r RV.
J. Simons. in Wluileld street.
price or udlplnqion will held 1 the oi
rubbers guest ce 0033:] c0 , bow W1
be: 'pIovided {In ‘ up} til
rubber. The collection wll Tiff:
dieposcd or to some Junkinau‘.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Cool,
street
phone, this lumping, thnt he!) Vilaugll
ter.‘
‘ was
done or a home.-
illnessils not or a serious nature.
'lhis wna outI or the lookedviorWIIrd-
to kind of days for the soft cianll‘nere
—-II day wheu the northwest windéj
drive the water on the lists, Whilei
this morning’s low tide was not a roe
Ind breaker there was much more m.
im off than ordinulily.
i! Chief F. M Wheeler. of the East.
'I'mualk Fire Department who has
been going tlnough a severe iiineII
of stomach trouble. has 36 fur recov'
cred us to be able to resume his duties
Lock Company,.
held" this evening It though he "has not vet hilly i‘éxuineli
.wlih the Norwulk
1 good lu-II lth.
A trip to Long]
and shipbe iii. The young» men to
lend to visit some or the or long is-
land intends whom -Vtiley
lions inland Ibore. I
Yesterday, at» the Month schools
school yesterday. to m [lief
hand they could not but be pleased With
the result.
9, East Norwnllc was well represented
in the delegation which went. over
from the South Nor-walk Club “the
Algonguin Club. in Bridgepo, last
night. tor the bowling aud pool tourno~
ment presentation. Among the East
Norwalkers were a. H. AlItborDc. ill
1“ Smith, E. 713. Smith, Arthur \an—
dron Howurd L. Lowndes, ,W. H Bak-
er and I. momma. . .9 9
.DanielV L'Homlnedleu, tho grocer.
recalled w-olii'mer the tale
M‘s. A ll; lieuthll, of Stephey.
Mrs King started for her
it is hoped that the
The Happy His are planning to lake '
island Sunday, on the
II become
Vocqualutod with on their trips to Ev}
a"tolls Neck and elsewhere along the
1 Visiting any proved very wow»
it is expected that there will. “be ennui:
ly good results today at the Fitch '
school. There was on excoiloulImp.
resenmllon of purenII at the M rvin
kind or work the children hire doildfl
pany’s mo scrutchmen came togeth
last night in the pool toui-namen
and no III-emit. Allure was I good IlI'v
lad audience to witness... the route
The players were A. 8. Hull and
A. Brown. each rated 129, and
Brown won by a score of 120 to 100
the iinisb.
The score of the some by
frames:
Halli. 120. amigo, 120.
13 “I 17
28 .llaflfiw‘r .17
35 Km ' 25
41 “I ' 33~1
Ail—71 .. "I ._ . :Is .
57 ”III 46
68 . ”I .. so
iii—wt 57
77—1 70
78 ‘ I ' 84
79 ~.~. I 98
.92 “ , 99,——1
Ia ' It“, I «. III
9 1004 g. 119—4;
120
,iieierccnli. i'l. Waterbury.
scorer-«Coho W. Hull. .. ,
'l‘ ally—David Nash.
. il'onifiht William H. Baker, '.100 .aIId
David Nash, 90, are to ploy
mind—U "
~Hlves. eczema. itch or salt rhenm
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your , o.tlIing Dean I Ointment
curesthe . _ obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All I‘uxgists sell it.
Hiiiijflil.
Charles Prince and family moved
today from M. C Ogden'e house to
Crockett av choc.
Attorney William 0; Clark is to
move to Edward W Godfrey" as house
in Rowuylén avenue.
Somiicl Mott has secured II position
its engineer on Captain Charles W.
' .5: r
all Paper
,linder . ‘7‘
Bell‘s power bout S,igwnn.
Illrunl Sherron and family me to
move to Captain Edward H. Smith‘s
house in Rowayton avenue.
Eml Stevens and family huge mmed
to Captain Edward “ll Smith's double
hoIIo iu nowdeu avenue;
Captain iJewiI Raymond is having
South Norwulk Water installed in his
residence to ,3..th avenue. .
~..w A. 1'35”“, and {9.111in tulle re
turned to ew York. after occupying
{i‘heyn will return in about the months.
». The annual meeting slid election or
officers of the Rowoyton Flows lub
will beheld in the chzlpel or die eth-V
All“ .V ti; is not church. Friday. MuIeh
._ lv-‘p WW "
{Theodore Nellendorf has sold his
{house and lot in the Del-ire Gordon
Road Mun: ill to Francesco Avig-
pope WEE}! Luca Avignoue of LIT Counti
gtreei. Intel-d . . »
Mr. “if“ The Ambrose Crochetin-
iorihlued a tow. friends at, a card partly.
taut. night... Among the soles
Mr- and M. George Miller. .‘lV r'. who'd
,hirs.- George Moore and . aVu'd Mrs.
John H: Plunder. ;
Edward H. White has recelreI
consignment of bee hives and will. go
extensively into the business on the
a lease of! live Iyolirs. Th: deal Wit
It’ is repor‘
iieg have our
0 I ' the entrance thine
‘ Ibrollsilifis since her arrival at Being.
“NW“ 9.‘
Mr Hull led for ten rounds when hi 9.
opponent took the lead and held it to ;
. warm Weather will start the rush. .
V business block in Main ntleet.
. ltVisV
II cannula Inmate oIiIlIt
Captain ‘VAilIa. Ii. “Tuthiil o
‘IAOCOl'dil'lf; to the pIespl-It outlook
her}: will be some .extellsivé hull plug
Vopeiations this spring at Tokencke. it
Wilton. yesterday by a. party who
now Iomgthing Ibq’u
at the election or flv
sort shortly.
W.Bysshe has been ill with
itallr w e .e the family will Innate
their'liolllglet to rseverul manths. Their
boarding place overlooks the Church
S. Maria Maxslore, w lob is
HiHiEli All! Hflilliiiii
‘ George Sherer is now engaged
ii building a new bridge tor the Iowa. lIVI .i'
IHBCKB!’ avenue.
1“” Wiihhobn 1’. ‘Br‘unlinergyox Dill:
9911334081“? alteruoon . i. .
, The raiimad company is making ‘I
;number of improvements about Vii;
.ftences It the Dorian depots. ’ ' » . .7.
r. nd Mrs. William R. WVllimplt.
mingle: Yor,k were guestb Sunday of
;.lhe farmer's parents. Justice and Mrs.
IWllllum H. Willmott. Jr. -» ; 5.1-»
Not many of Darlén's summurmehi-
dents am yet wandering out from.
'-",’-Nevl You): to look their places over.
but it is expected that o few days or
-~Ronrld Steak 180 lb. Geist's Mitt.
nlIII ies
it w‘ ‘
like» Willi:I begin at this summIVIr VII
hold iV
midl e oi“
is inform enough to hold
IIFIIII
’ Within" Hess or Nor-walk. wild II .
s
illi Ill Fitch. oi Norot 1;, en-
.odle'd Afternoo‘ blist?
ion
lm aY‘
roving IlV very enjoyable Clio-81‘
Inc was won by ‘Mrs. William “it?
Morohouso.
some iInportl'lnt changes about “by
50
completely
yours; by g
pho recentlv' sold out
Schlichting Brothers; who Incenilyl
purchased the grocery business ollV
.lnmes Bates. intend to consolidate illig’V
establishment with their larger star
lso repelled that the Schlicllti u I
mull Intends ahorllv to drool II brie .'
buildini; in Dill'iPll. close to theil '.p
out store.
The ease oi F B. Chuddertou who; it‘
was (inimed slapped a Darien i W
named James Combs near the pt t-
oflico nnumllei of weeks uzo was
centiy s‘uitlcd without irlnldn the lil ll
or court to width Mr.C Ohudderton l p-
Denied from 'Jnslloe' W. H. Wiilnlot “s
i’mding » ‘
Andrew TllHOl has purchased II n
1909 Columbia automobile. Vll succefi
to his last year's car of the on Io
Mlilakt’ The machine“ was brgught down
from Haxti’drd a few days ago bvi l’icllV
Brothers. at Stumiold. Mr. li‘hylor
went over. to Idle dotter‘ s unreseywsv
tel-day ptteruoou nodadsoxc the cal
V
Mrs. user a .llous'e tor severui Inonths. '
Pendant novelty. on which he holdé . , I
home. it is of the deli -'tonnelVIuV H1-
rioty and may alum!» [nude u "lun-
nbont with n rui’ubld abut. . .
I MI‘BIIC
118
Andrew Tailor is contemplating-W
after a erw dnl‘I‘l'
e
and Mrs. Andrews. . '
son at their home in
AVnnn Banks.
b‘I idaiv‘i el en'tilg. At-t
“pod; Ml
once lla-
its. ilanl
iiiiil’llil
Westport Grange will
evening.
'i‘em‘ple Lodge E: und A?
meet this cloning. “ 1 ..
Midweek In .llcr meeting this even-
tug, at til lhodlst church.
Alumni third. William Bunneil have
I-‘ctnlned from I southern trip. . -'~
Clarence Reuggies spent W ednesday'
in New onlltf city and Port Chester.
Mr. and bile. LoonVaId Waghér- he, V
boon the guests of friends in Bridge
pelt.
Mrs. "Tune A. Wood will eniherteln
the Culrent Events Club this alter
Moll.
" The board of selectmen wllifhoid
their next? meeting iu.the new: town
ilqu' . , ,
Mrs “illiani H S
fertory at the Math
day evening.
meet
MHIIIH .I
L; ' ’3 4.91. .k
‘Ilfhitted to probute
,3in Baron hummus
on
I
and their; firlé
the Join In
mil
rpm 11th;
7M r
IIIIVIIIIZIII
i
tide? ”Who‘llith !
ill lot docs Lain
IM- 9%th ‘»
bets 0'
Miss Anus} lien
iru Andrewn, .io
hit-.9 lidson GI'V ii
“patrons w
dti‘endlbiz‘
Irfcltngilfiatesmw ,‘
‘de’gre‘Vo. Il'tf Noril .
r Ill'e‘iate Jim I.
ohn -I
ill. she. bequeath
ill). VIIIIIl utilis-
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