Miss‘Marion A‘T hold is spe11di11g‘ml‘1‘l‘3‘ur
11Euutor vacation with friends in You-
hers. N. Y
Mru. Sylvester ii. Lockwood, of Cove
avenue, is a guest or relatives 111 Wes1
1 hold N. J
Minnow-1+ Beach and Miss Gladys
" “ Bosch. 01 Betts place“. 'hr’e visiting in
be to, deceive saw .11 this.
notion-good” me but
It is Pleasant. It
111..., Morphine nor other Narcotic
1 1 is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
you new. It cut is Diarrhoea and Wind
nothing 191-1111111111, euros Constipation
milntos on; Food, regulates the
. ving liculthy and natural sloop;
cow—T1119 Mother ’s Friend. ‘ - 1
1AKE1MAN CHARGED W‘lTH BUR 1
“ GLARIY.
'1 MERIDEN
insideut here. was brought back from
Providence Shtui'day by an of
ulcer: and- was 111IIln‘ court, to
1 ans er11he change ‘of burglary
1. 11 won Goffney 1'1"" saloon 1 on
March 8. Tobacco andfiiduors stolen
thut night were feund in a tree trunk
on the Meriden‘ golf links. ‘11 is ex
pected that other arrests will follow.
' Hurley was given a co 1 uance until
THE NEW
HOTEL 1V1
ONE MlNUTB‘ FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.1‘
' our coins '11A Honolulvfiooturo. Gas
and, Electric Light“: Throun‘hout. Ev-
ory‘ Room Heats d. 1
BATES REASONABLE;
Flno Stocked Cafe In Connection.
A full line of imported Ales, in‘olud-
ing the famous Bow. Burton's ‘and
Bass o Co.’ 8 810111, Always on draught.
Anhouser Busch Bear on Drought.
111'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
JTeioohono 91912.’ 1111 11
‘1-1‘6‘
o'l Washington St.
Telephone At lions 693.
Tniophono st o‘fii 36-2.
11 .1 1 ‘1
Dinner Parties 11nd Banquets-
‘ Solicitcd.
‘ o: Dover street).
strong). at A n. ‘
‘ At No‘fl‘rnlk upi
A115. to
1 rch129.——‘-‘Putrick H‘ur- 1
‘ Icy, u railroad bla‘k‘einnn and a 101mm
' sides.
TO VISIT CONNECTICUT.
1‘1'esident1'i'ni't Will make it trip to
Connecticut probably during the iniier
part of April. it. become known yestcr
day that the president some time ago
promised Colonel‘l. iii [1111111111, of New
Haven, to ‘vlsii that city 111111 attend
'11 meeting lit the Business Mons As-
socihtlou
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
111M LAYToN s on
(I NCORPO‘ RATED)
51‘R‘AILROAD AVE. 1810. N1OR‘WALK.‘ ‘
EVERY 1LAD‘Y1'S DRESSING C‘HA‘MF‘
should be [equipped with s dainty.
snow white, one piece f‘StundnT-d" For-
1 celain surmise Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
“ how delightfully convenient it would
be to hove hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
in; apartment or first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. "
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
cherries, honest and reliable.
“HORACE 11 NASH “
‘CORNER MAIN‘ nun WEs'r 8T5.
~ inspection
'them to
W
Cine y, (lie, is must P‘li‘uTilisu
key
‘ 1‘....- Goods, Pain ’rs S‘ubplles. English
1 Blue (11111111111 by th 1 1 t. '1‘
Solo '
graph
55.4 -
35:. 1111
Room de,‘
11 machine and his 11 fore r.
effectively Sunday morning,‘
Nungatuck
Mr and Mrs. llcujuminIJ. Themes
hove moved hum Souvievr nvcnue to
Osborn avenue.
The Philnthou Glee Club will hold
it rehearsal on Wednesday evening
with Fred Hawkins, at his hoi‘be in St
John street. ‘
'11.. Easter 0.1.1.111. which is to b
sung at the East Avenue. Methodist
Church, will be rehearsed 011i Walloon-
ciuy evening at the church, 1 1
lilies liei 11111. idiicson sting the solo
“One Sweetly Solemn Thought" vory
at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. ‘
Dr. liexbe1tD.Aye1-,1s on of S. .i.
Ayers. came up from Bin lug, L. 11.,
and looked own his speed boat. which
is 11.11... gotten ready for the coming
season. 1
woslc‘y .lchuson, who “is cinpl‘oyed
its delivery cieik at the Church & Mil—
ler gioce‘iy store in South Nor.wolk
spent Sunday at his hours in George
town 1
A regular monthly business session
of the blunt N01 11'qu Fire, Police will
be held Ith Monday 01 citing. So 1.111
us at present indicntcd.‘ oniy‘T routine
matters will come up. “
The trolley curs huId some little
trouble this morning on account ‘of
‘ the power. but there was no serious
delay. The power disappeurcd sev
crnl times shortly after 7 o 'clock. 1 1‘
Several of the painters employed by
.lohn W lieutty went to Noiwulk this
morning and begun work‘ on the Von
l-looseur piece. in West avenue, which ‘
\Vus recently purchnsed by Ross 11131111-
chard
At the Advent Christian Church 11111
evening, the pastor. Rev [ester 1".
Reynolds, propelled his third seimo‘n
in his series to young people. 111111
1911111112 was ‘1'Sunkc111 fleets Along Life‘s
ea
‘ Cupinin 111111.111. 11.11.111.111, who we
recenilv chosen stewurd of the N01
walk Yacht Club, is inst gellingtou
filter 11 se1crnl dnys‘ nttuck oi‘ the grh
which mid him up oi his home in us
burn avenue. ;
ers nt work 111 the Norwedk Countr
EAST NORWALK
‘ CASH GROCERY
This Week
Searchlight
MATCHES
. own,
East Avenue Methodist Church next ,
1 E 1‘.; Goihum has 11 force of point wjSund'ey both minding and evening. -‘
.13.
, tion into After April 1 the initiatory
‘ Oyster‘fshell Point
, was on bonid,the1-I1I.
‘ and his shihunttes [111113ch
‘ Mine
1 Miss Clara ‘A‘ins‘w
‘ . 1111111111, ellic
nl‘l times. '
Personal attention ‘givén to all
, prescription work. 1 ~‘1
(11.11.. for our '11le patrons
1 0011111111111 1111 wnittor 1
‘1 and proposes to have
ii
Mansfield M. not
been spending a fowl-1111111111111 in this lvi
1 cinlty. ‘ 1
F. Jarvis is 1111111111111; it live 1.111s
power engine in his sail out Morym K1
Ti‘lilu'l
op
plug to atten themeetiugs of, the
When the club reopens eyery
thing will bc‘hi first class shape There
is every indication of it most success-
full season thcrc.1
1§Tlio natural growih oysterm‘on, who
come over rem Soutiiport to spend
Shudny at t sir homes. returned this
morning though the weather did not
look p‘nriic‘ulnrly favo i'able.‘ even if the
sun was shining ut the time
j‘ Miss Matilde Smliii.,I of Dunbury,
daughter of the Rev. Dr. Arthur" .1.
Sn1ith,pnetor or the Donbury Motho
dist 1111111111.. Was a. Suuduy guest of
her 1.111.111.1115. M 14.119111 and Miss
Matilda Smith of Rowan ntrcet, retum“
log home this morning.
Rilpid progress is being mode on
the new cottage of Mrs. Charles W.
Lane, .11.. at Grogor’ys Point The
frame has been raised and the building
enclosed. all during the past week
This cottage in to he built so that, it
‘ ormunentiy 00c 11.
12111111111111 J. Delano icon ed his 1‘...
mer position with John W. ileutiy, of
Club.
“ Washington street, this morning. Duo 1
ing the post wiutc‘r Mr. Doinnd‘s time
has been taken up almos‘t entirely in
superi tending the painting of ,11. big
schot‘Tl etweon 138111 .t'n‘d 139th et‘reets‘,‘
”111 Fifth avenue, New York city. Mr
Delano has been commuting while on
‘ is job.
irvlng Smiti1,u well: known Hunt Nor-
11,1111 young man, who is o. theological
u‘dent at W esieynn College. Middle-
will‘ occupy the pulpit of the
his wii be confemnce Sunday and
Rev D1 Cbmles 18.. Woodson will
probably be in Stomi’ord‘,‘ where the
conference is to be held.‘
Sidney S. Dnyiou, i ll-k‘nowu
painter, of Winfield street.1id engaged
in making two fish mus which will be
beauties when completed. They will
be very light 11nd will undoubtedly be
highly mixed by their owners. Charles
11131111111111 and D1. '1‘. 11.. 1110111111. Mr
Dnyton is constructing them from
llethebarn wood a product of the
islhnd of Lunch, in the Philippines
These rods are perticului'ly for block
boss
The Turn who recovered the bodies
I. three boys of the late Rev.
no it Selleck's school ‘who were
drowned down the harbor about 3‘5
yours or so ago, no ‘nccident recalled
in these columns last week, were
Thomas flutier Smith and 101111 need,
who together secured one of the bodies.
the late John Richards another and :1
11.11.1111... recovered by Charles Broth
0.11.1011 ”who died in‘ Norwulk 111 your or
two ago ‘ '
George R Van Alstl'ilb look the in-
iiini sail in his reconstructed Elske‘t
Sutuiduy afternoon, end while there
was some minor trouble with the: on
glue. the test. showed the bout to be ‘a
beauty in every respect. Saturdays
difficiiity‘w1m1with the carburetor.
which but] not. been udiusied properly
1111111111113 blowing out of the packing of
one of the cylinder heads. The; killer
‘ ; trou‘blo‘ has been repaired and The car
bureter is now giving better service.
‘Anotlier‘ meeting of the East No‘r-
wolk Yacht Club Will be held this
evening at the club house on the lien-
edict Farms bridge; The secrete
will probably have quite u. busy time.
this being the 111111 meéti‘ug‘before‘
the end at the period for the ‘
will be $10.11Osciti' Anderson. the
ship builders who
the
she was blown up
‘ will give an address
or, the club this evening. telling some
of the experiences through 111ml h"he,
Miss Emily Morehodse, dnugh‘ter of
Charles nundiey. of Second
street. has met recovered from, at;
0‘! the
‘ tech 011 chicken pox
The Phiinthea. Glass.
Avenue Methodist Church, elected the
' 3 following unlocks last“ Friday evening
‘ at
at the meeting hel the home of
{President-+01” insworth‘.
1 whom
111cs.1,vbose description
New Yo‘r‘k East Center
1 Stumi‘md this wee
i
started on his annual ice route.
31111111” is being furnished by former “
ecimun Jacob B. Raymond.
Alfred Mosire 11nd son.
York spent Sunday at their handsome
property in Smith's ‘lsl‘nnd‘. planning
tot its occupunuy 11 little later on.
Hairy lioilins is putting his sloop
in commission for use April 1 (in
twin liolllns is stationed on the oyster
grounds as watchmen for this vicinity 1
in the recent ‘r‘en‘umberlng of the
signal towers by the New York‘. New
Hui/on 11nd Hartford Railroad Com-
pany. the, tower at this place has been
' changed ham 5? to 41.
‘Dick " known; hereobouts as the
traveling salesman. is making his
quarterly visit here. 11.11111 has secured
employment icmporhrlly with Livery-
mu nil dei-d .l iJud‘rigau
The Ladies Aid Society of that Meth-
odisi, Church will meet at the home
of Mr Liiattie Wicks. Wednesday at
2 o‘cio k. The regulni monthly busi
ness ineotin‘g‘ will be held at .1 o'clock.
Miss Corn‘eiiu Brown. who has been
ill for some time with n severe attack
of grip 11nd bronchial trouble is now
recovering nicely, and if the rapid lin-
provément or the past few days cou-
iinuee, she will soon be able to be out.
Charles Klein is having 11 large
summit of work. done about his pioper
ty in‘ ‘Ithls‘ pluce.‘ The grounds our
iouuding Shirley Mnuoi‘ are being
placed in exceptionally line condition
New walks are being laid. retaining
walls built driveways constiucted. and
‘u geneml cleaning up is in progress.
this lutter extending to the,‘ swamp
lurid owned by Mrs. Josephine Crow
Consiubie Edward J. 1.11111 131111 is doing
the work
12111111 Edward Shine, who hits been
Ispeuding several weeks up the liudson
River arrived 1111: her home in Crdckett
uvcuue, last Si1turday,‘.nnd in the even
ing was tendered u surprise ‘pu‘rly.
Those present were Mr and Mrs. Ani-
brose (11001191112111 .11111 Mrs. George
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeiMiuor,
Mr. and Mis. John H Plunder, ‘ Mr.
and Mrs. John H Homomdieu. Various
games “lore indulged in and there was
music and refreshments.
A little Adventure last Thursday nif-
teiuoou 11111. left certain partiis quak-
iug 11‘. their boots for four of being
served with a warrant for arrest be
cause or malicious mischief in the vi-
ciniiy of Roton Point.’1‘he eblfidde
won the result, indirectly, of the se-
verc storm uud high tide on that day
for it was because. the aforesaid par
ties went down to see the wild, wild
waves roll 111 that the trouble occurred.
A bull dozen young ladies were in one
party, und were listening to the musl-
cui ,tr oiieiug of wind and waves. during
the latter part. or the; Afternoon, when
it had cleared off,wl1cn along came
Brave Bill. who 11qu 11111111 they wish
ed the young indies might have a ride
iii‘ ‘a private car of the Connecticut
Company or course this Was an en-
tlcing proposition, and the party rte-1
haired to the trolley station at the‘
Point. where the Connecticut Company 1
has been making various improve-
ments to the tracks and switci1os,p1e«
puiniory for the summer ir.afiic
wokaeu have n numbei of ours i1“1
use.“ 11nd these‘ are left there over
might The “palnce cur” was one used
for transporting dirt, etc, and was not
particularly clean. but all hands piled
on noi‘believing that it could be made
‘inove Bill and a oonipnnilm how
ever, did make it-niove, and more by
:good luck than good management did
11101 wreck the (1111211 The Connecticut
I,1~Oonipn11y's workmen are not so snob-1‘
serving as‘somc,and.11‘r0n1 reports. it
would seem that they found the cur
1111111“ been tampered with and are new
ikeeping an eye open for certain park,
might have
been Turnished by any one who so. ,,
.thom‘ on Thursday inst Those not
.c‘uriug for a pleasant night in a. police
‘ “station will inobsb‘ly let corporaho
property niche in the future 1'.1
{Among the many old residents of
viii 1111111 (lentil has claimed
during the as Winter is one who Was
the 111st. rose tours or the older
generoti
families y.t School: and Themes-41
each of which notifies recalls the .e‘arh
ier, days of. e Mile River. Mrs. Ann
Mu Th , 1 death occurred on
Gardner. I“Wilden:
grew to manhood; ”
sons pi'ecdded‘h‘i ‘ 1
T" niil 1min on 1milk
‘ army 11 .
Arte he death 1 1.1117111111111111 in 8,915.1
‘ y,1 1 well known 11'
1 summer resident at Belle island, has ‘
hie Compound
o,li1l‘be held ‘
of New 1‘
The I
eehighly esteemed 2-. ,
‘ -‘.mott .Ilr.
“journe‘r‘d last Friday night by‘1 Justice“ .11
red ‘ Her.
‘ W1111m31111c,(111111n.-—“.11Iorhvgyes1is
ere .- econ Tom emits
ubleei‘ coexist bdckaZhe, irregulnrl»
s. Minors and nervous prostra.
111.1, who impossible for me to
Walk upstairs
IWithout stopping
1on- the we
used three ifler-
not doctors and
"each told me some.
1111111112111 1
wredyuot the t
1:90:11“ 0 in.
111111; seemed to suf-
iu refit? st
,dd‘otog 1‘th
111.111.10.11 restore,
sitb.‘ IIb e
ydiaE‘Pinkiia
restored to my natural
filthy-$111111. ETTA Doorman, Box
1390. Willimsntic. Conn.
The 11111301111: of Lydia .Plnkhum' 3
Va eta loCom‘pound. made from roots
on abortions 11111111111119.111de mayo.
used thwperfoc doniidencob ywomen
who suitor from displacements, inflam-
mation, ulceration fibroid tumor-11,11.
regularities, periodic pains, backache.
bearing-down feeling. fietuieucy. indi.
gestion, dizziness, or nervous prostro-
ion. .
For thiitycyenrs L‘ydic E Pinkham' s
Vegetnbiei. opouud has been the
standard r‘sme y for female 11111; and
13111111111113 women owe it to themselves
to at cost ”give this medicine a trial.
Prooti 5 11133111111111 in it has cured
thousands e
not. cure you?
been most tenderly cared for. by her
dmig‘hier-imlnw, Mrs. Kate Themes;
at whose home her death occurred on
March 24,. ‘The impressive funeral ser-
vice of the Episcopal church. of which
she 11de been a member many Wyeais
French ‘of St. Luke‘ 3. Noroton. assist-
ed by Rev.1D.1E.,1rvin.a, ortho Row-
nylon M. 173. Church. She is survived
by seven “grandchildren and seven
greafltgrnndchildrcn. The tokens of
love and esteem, expressed in flowers,
were many and benutiful.Mrs.'i1‘1homes
benutitui Chiisiis‘u character. both of
which she showed in her home upd in
the community. Her home was {1111 of
that oidiime cheer and hospitality
which are too seldom found in‘ these
later days. The boya‘ and girls 101’.
twenty- dive or thirty years ago“,
whom she 11115 familiarly known its
“Aunt A1111. all been testimony to 111111
kindness nud. lovingI Thoughtfuiness‘.
Older persons of that Some period re
mcinbm her tender core rind loving
sympathy in sickness or sorrow No
task was ever so urgent that she could
not find the time to do a kindness for
ll. neighbor 131 um Her heart and
home were over open to anyone in
used of love or care Truly it may
be. said 1111’1 her . '
"Life's 111cc well run;
Lite :3 wor.k well done;
1Now comes Test.
111111 111 1111111
111153 11111111 wound ‘ New
the b‘nker‘y in Railroad avenue Duricu
Contractor George Shot-er 1111‘s been
doing considciuble 1'.~rk about ‘Dr
Gants property. Some of the work in.
eludes a new roof for the burn.‘
The Dorien young people who held!
a subscription dance recently at the
town hall are planning 11 similar event
i'o1" April. All of the details huve“ no
yet been completed,
‘her‘e has been considerable 11.111 of
wn clerk Stephen H Hoyt moving
he town clerk’s cities to the town 11111111
"1111,1111 any event, that anything 'w111
n1 estute
d $111100 p1er‘.1sonal All 11121 this goes
3611.31 She is cooled as executri‘x of
the will , 1
There will undoubtedly be anothel'
litrge attendance tomorrow afternoon,
when the trial of Carl Miller, charged
with scattering poisoned meat 1on1the
Lspringdnle school grounds, will be re-
sumed before Justice William H Wil-
This case was suddenly an-
1Willmott1 when the two lawyeis, 11.11
my dispute
others,“ why 91111111111111“ 1‘
to;
York,imsrcce11tlv taken 11 position at ‘1‘
inclining, but us ‘yet no definite steps 1.
h‘a‘ue been taken, and it is not exp ci;- “1,
1d 1When“‘tlie bhttle of Bruno
11111111191111.1111 Passages, Blocked at All“: , 1
Ends. Discovered in Philadelphia ‘ '
PHILADEIJBHI‘A. Mgrch 21161111110» ,
' ‘rh‘iu‘b oi.” Philadop‘ihia are agog with,
excitement. stirredias they have nor. I
been tor: years. For yesterday,
through an accident, 11‘ discovery was i
made. dealing with the city's. port. 111,1}?
archives 01 early history
A‘ dark, gloomy, secret passage
21th n‘ien, wh 1
you... in the my dust on the sum 1»
flooring. an speaking of: the peril in '
the days of British invasion, has been
found leading from tho inundation -
wall of Old Christ Church, for b low : 1
the business houses adjoining
Market street.
coats and Continentals. to the present.
has puzzled generation after genom-
tics of Philadelphia historians, may be
cleared forever by the discovery of ill
underground tunnel and its mute.
eniug skeletons. 1
The passage is blocked by‘ a; so
Wall of masonry at the church end
1y once used .111! 1,1 hidden exit. Evi
deuce or a‘ st‘slrw'a‘y, lending to the
church cut oil, however,1by the The
snow, all point. men, of ipsehroh say,
to the probability of the passage boy-1
lug been used during the troublou‘s
Revoiutionary times as s menus of rei~ ‘1
the famous chimes were spirited a
night. Peihaps the eight 1.11.11.11.11...
bones gives a ghostly aspect to th
revelation, gave their lives that th, _
British might not1discover th
1,188 1
’ Discovery Accidentsi. .
'iiie important discover. 1
utirely by accident. While
in the cellar or the building at‘ 211‘ ‘1
Market stre‘et which is Occupie
the firm of James M. 'Vanco
en employs broke through t 1
and fell into n‘ h016;H,G wits assists
0111.11.11 nothing much lives though
or the matter until Edward ”Duncan
wag road by her r'ectm. Rev 11.1mm another employs happened to“ see that 1.
,it‘ was not u more 1101c that their man
an entrance of a tunnel. There was
a sharp slope nervous
‘ed to investigatei,‘ I
Entering the cuvit‘ he crawled
along on his hands and knees (or: u. ,_
candle end ball of twine. for he now
was certain it was a tunnel. life too
11 ball of. twine with three hundred I
on it. and ,tied one end at the entrance,
and kept the other, to that he; might
have a guideline to find his mph 11 1
1 Groduali thei,
higher, an where or: wash first
polled to c1 awl on his hands and kn
he was soon able to walk upright
before he reached the en a,
the light of his candle th
were .at least eight feel. his
pieces. ,
‘When he had used up
by, the wall or masonry, and 1119,.
he found the crumbling bongo o h
' eight skeletons.
; He retraced his steps, and 011
turn trip he found a. brunt: 11‘
He“ ‘w‘ent‘ b‘ac‘k. ‘followin
tall the way, and told the 0th
femployes of what he had scen,1but.‘1
Tone deemed it of much lulpoi'ta‘nce
It was not until another entrance 0
the tunnel wee discov ed that the,
1motler1becn1ue D‘ub‘lic
11mmediateiythe1'e we
id‘s to the purpose1o of the.
Ierei accounts are giv‘emhs .119
ppearauce of the ohh‘nds (in
boy had been remitted to Bet
state, to caespe their falli
.the hands of the British
That they had
3 1
and. every proc ution
prevent the Brit Sh c‘p
11130115111. tiiechimes rang. 9 11131111113
1 s
1‘whe‘n the cityw
tcmber,1777,j1theycouidp
Bodies Not or
The skeletons ‘in 11
”not have been buried,
swore lying in natural 1 ,
there were ‘n‘o‘ evlde es of.
1W006 which 1.111111% 1
1 stitch and R P.1Sinith,1got into a re- , ‘1 1 s
the Revolutionary war, which prom- 1
uses to odd date, of great value to the 111.151 1I
tricatciy constructed, and the bones ‘01! “' “
The mystery of the disappearance of ‘ ‘
the celebrated chimes of Old Christ 1' _ ,
'Church. which, 11mm the days of Red , 1 -
and the other end, which won evident- 11
use and escape. Through it. they 3% 1
had fallen into, but what looked to be ‘_ 1‘ '1 1
,and he denim: ( 1
‘wus a woman of sterling worth. and Te“? 1th and “‘9'“ “aide“ to Eet‘ a.
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