rand puis
j system. Don’t wait until the
muscles, on
the bowels. Beccham’s Pills
need them. They help'Natu
j 1 less: the b
lect 13f this rule f health
.I te 1‘
body, find ttheir way into the blood and sIcken the whole
. They are the finest natural laxative' In the world— gentle,
safe. prompt dt'id thorough. They strengthen the stomach.
d wilinot' Injure the delicate mucous liningo
“ That Is, the longer you take them, the less frequently you
nvites
he bowels right; otherwise
hlch should pass out of the
bowels are constipated take .
have a constitutional actIon.
re help herself and
. j also IN CHURCH
Kneeilng. in prayer at St. Mary's
Church iIt New Haven, Sunday, Mi-
chael Donahue, a gray haired man of
70 suddenly lurchcd forward and fell
Iog the lloot. He fell so quietly that.
only those sitting close beside him no
new his collapse. Several hurried to
his aid and removed him to the vesti
bule, whole he died within a few mo
mettle. immediately after receiving ub-
solution from Rev. Father Mackln
' City NationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M
TitAbiIAcrs A GENERAL BANKING
sosl SINEBB
”I
CAPITAL
$100,000.00 ,
ounPLus AND PROFITS
c173,5oo.oo -
sou/IN H MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1.! Vice- Prel.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
WILFHED BODWELL, Cashier
‘ DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour _
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
J‘o‘lish R. Marvin J. Wallace M'arvin
Christian Sweet: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan I
Tr
H 7 THE New " '
‘ one MINUTE rnoM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms I Spoolul Future. an
in Electric Lights Throughout. Ev
or home Heated. . <
" RATES REASONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe In connection.
A full "no of Im ried Alec, includ-
kw he famous B n’
Hi i 0. Cole Stout, than on draught.
Ahheueer Bunch Deer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Froprlotor.
Toisuhons M2
.,. ‘ and Eu;
1! North Main "law
Residence, 6 ”women 8!.
Telephone all house, 69!.
Telephone II follies, sac-z.
WWWW“
The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine. ,
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Solicitéth.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor
Telephohe 999.
.I ' ‘ I “In . ‘ ‘
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R-C CONNOR, Mgr.
V;
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Service ahd Cuisine Up to Date.
Hates $2 per day and upwards.
_...._.—.
stock and'ée'rieral inforIIIaIIon Ticker. 7
Burton'e‘ Ind .
JOHN VARGO’S TROUBLES.
~—
Supposed to be Deranged He Was Al-
I0wed Hie Freedom After
Peculiar condu‘ct. ,
John Verge, u Lexington uvonuc
man, was turned ovet to Chief of P0
lice William Vollmer, of South Nor-
wulk, yesterduy, In cider that the
chief might send hltu home.
It appears from information furnish-
ed by the Dollop autholitios that
Vnrgo attempted to gain an entrance
into the home of Mls. Andiew ’l‘vler,
in Springdaic Monday night The
case was looked inlo by Grand Juror
Belt Jackson of Dnrlcli and the man
was placed under arrest by Constable
Richard Leonard and placed in the
Button lockup. The Darien officials
were confident. that the man was not
acting in his right mind.
WINI
Mild“ \icdol Flour is best for poetry.
. BH'A'IIIIILII'.
W
WED IN PORT CHESTER.
Miss Mary Selleck. daughter of
William Selleck. of Dalicn, and l’clcy
Sconcid, It South Norwulk young IIIIIII
joutueyed down to Port. Chester, Slit
today, where they were mmricd. The
bride’s mother accompanied them and
gave the bride away.
' spr lngilke.
A ‘son has been born to Mr. slid
Mrs Robert s. Clark. of Van andt
street.
Miss Myrtle Gain, of Blast Norwalk.
was a guest of friends in New Haven.
Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred H. Boutwell and Mrs.
Jerome Nichols, of Stepney, are visit~
tug at the home of Mn. and Mrs. G.
Howard King, East NorwIIik. I
The members or the chorus for the
Easter cantata to be rendered at the
East Avenue Methodist church will re-
hearse nt the church this evening.
The Glee Club will hold II. rehearsal
this evening. at the home of Fred Haw-
kins in St. John street, and It Is hop
ed that time will be a full attend
once.
A bright little son was born yester-
day to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson,
of 19‘ Rowan street. Both the mother
and child are believed to be doing
nicely.
Most people do not consider that the
present month has been particularly
'l‘akcn all in all however.
it has not been a very bad .ttanill wea-
therwise.
The. weekly mission study class of
the Advent Chiistion church held a
session last evening, at the home of
Mr and Mrs. llobcit Thompson in
East avenue.
Mrs. Florence Smith, whose home is
ill the Catskill Mountains, has return-
ed to her home, utter spending a few
days with Mr and Mrs Sidney Smith,
01' First street
Clarence J. Petty and Fred Delg-
greu have taken positions with Ariel
Cameron. the former as collector and
the. latter as canvasscr. Both young
'. Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our‘t‘rollcy patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PBARMKCY
J. PARKER,_ Manager.
:L
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON & CC
(INCORPORATED)
5 IIAILIIOAo AVE. so. jNonwA'LK.
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM.
BER
should be equipped with a dainty,
snow white, one piece "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stormed to consider
new delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber sleep-
ing‘ apartment or first floor toilet
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers:| are strictly competent me
chanlcs, honest and reliable.
HORACE R.
. CORNER MAIN AND
Hangings
them to you.
to $10. 00 Double Roll.
Janeway If: Carpe‘nter‘ s Wall Papers. ..
‘I'oom'l its presence would afford you j
NASH
Wall Paper
Our spIiug styles are ready for yum- ,
inspection. Will be pleased to.abow
Prices range from 106
Sole Agent for Fr son. a. co. u... ,
Crockery, Gla‘s'svlare, House Fdrpisu-
EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
This Week
Searchlight
MATCHES
C
and we nvlte inspect A 1 prices--
Horaee E. Dana &_ Sou,
Our s ling Stoc is. .Iiow.i mpioté: '
A woman who Is sick and suffering, and wont at least
dia E. Pinkham’ s
getable compound, is to blame for er own wretched
I? a medicine which has the record ofL
e
condition.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of Women in
the United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy, Which was produced from roots and herbs over
thirty years ago by a. woman to relieve woman ’s suffering.
Read what these women say:
Mrs F. Chadderton Darieu's mod-
IIIiIden, N. J.—I-“ltln with louspr tlI ti pend y testimo- l t '
nierfo Lydia ll. Plukbotii's Fe 103ml wrhopiu Shell's Edwald Fletch. of New York.
may in use other Iuiferlng womgemb
benefit“ of this volIIII ole remedy
“1 staff in ‘I‘nmy illicit Sud side. sick hoodo‘che
no as pyltezd'ae will“ ‘I‘iI'IIIvo‘I‘Ia ii the time. one so weeksi
cools woodman urn. nm’ 5 Vs etdbl‘e Compound
made me II. y~well
olwoyll harem
Ave” Camden,
Erie, Pa. w“ I suffered for flvo you... from female tron bios, nail
so lost Wat's almost helpless. I origami roe doctors on
me no 00d. My sister advised me .lto try Jodie .E tom’s Captain Rhinebtudt. who formerly
blt'leI Com ound. and it has It; e mow ii an “D8. ‘1 conducted" the Volunteers of America
it 0 all suffer women. will Ills W L in E- I3; hm“ 5 Home in Darlen for children. but who
”to table Compound to trial for It is worth to weight in gold."
.11. J» P» Endllcp. B. F. 1?, E“ 0, Pa.
Since we guarantee that all. testimonials which we pub- ‘
lish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Piukhams Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help
these women it Ivill help any other woman who is softer
ing from the same trouble.
For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkbam'l Vegetable
Compound has been the etsndurd n y for
female ills. No sick woman does use co to
kernel with Will not try this famous medicine.
Made xolmlvel from roots and herbs. and
has thousands o euros to its credit. j
, If‘tbe sli litesttr iiblos are which
you no slit uddorgtand. pwli'foc Mrs.
Pinkluuu at Lynn. M .. for her advice- it in
use and sinus helpf. _ . M _
men have already begun their now do
lies.
The Rev Dr. Charles K. woodson.‘
pastor of the Eliot Avenue Methodist
it is stated that some
church went. to S lid, lust c‘vou-
lng. and attended the reception teudm
ed to Bishoo Goodsell by the Epwortn
Leagues. }
The members of the Wednesday So—
cial Whlst Club composed of ladies
from Norwallt, South qui East Nor-
walk, is holding a Weekly session this
afternoon, with Mrs John F. Griffin of
Gregory Boulevard.
The trout fishermen are. busy today
getting their lines in ‘shnpe fol tumor
row the opening of the season for the
speckled beauties. East Notwalk has
its full quota of trout fishermen and
consequently some good catches are
looked forfiwatd to.
Cuptnln William W Tamil; and wife
will move May let. to D. C. Roscoe's
cottage of Hickory Bluff for the sum
mer. This place of residence will be
d foI Captain Young in the
a family has just moved.
dow panes
Captain Oscar St. John
time. The date for this
upon.
at the store.
the week to be present
I5 wALI. s11, NORWALK. C°“‘°““’“°°
‘ V , once is held in New Yotk.
several decided burnout:
We have
It
in income producing property that
must lucrono l value with the rapid
Bill does admit, however
made.
AI Timely Subject
F All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning ‘ 3
up the premises Soap and the =
sctub brush for the some and .
n to avail t emsnlvos of be
womsnsand this vslusb e medicine skull
mg“): pulsar—alike. W. P. VIIientlno, 902 Lincoln
performance of his new duties as
stewald of the Norwulk Yacht Club
have been raising Old Ne d with a
house in Pleasant street out of which
to II resident, a favorite pastime of the
gang has been bleaking out the win
ed Commodore Harry Rider, of the
East Norwnlk Yacht Club that he
will give his feildw members of the
club II talk on navigation in a. short
event has not yet been fully decided
Albert ll. Hefner has for years made
It specialty of builetlning sporting
events at his store, and he is now mak-
ing arrangements to put up the base-
ball scores daily with on
merit. He has had a special score at-
rangcment built on the big blackboard
ltls expected that a number 'of the
mmemhers of the East Avenue Metho-
mdlet chulcb will go to Stamfoid during
the sessions or the New York East
, There is usually a deluge
I tion from here men when the confer~
William K. C Dow of the Crescent
undry, .who, both II rathet exciting
experience yesterday by pitching head
foremost overboard at Captain Petet
Decker s whorl". showed up this morn-
ing, as usual little the worse for wear.
or had just sunli a time before.
Last Sunday the weather interfered
materially with the breaking of at-
' tendspce records at the Advent Chris-
tian Sunday school, but there, were 113
pupils present an increase of 34 over
a year ago when the day was clear
The school officers are very much grub
ifle‘d with the progiess that has been
. According to the undetstandlng of
I 3 j their friends Miss Lizzie Donahue,a
Fort street young lady. and Leslie
“ Font who recently returned from a
. cruise of the world with the United
’ W
States Battleship flee and who is now
enjoying a furlough, intend to go to
Is stated that they decided to have
this ceremony performed in Norwalk.
but found that because of their youth
they could not secure a mairlage ll-
sense at the town clerk's office.
Illilllll.
The weekly services of prayer and
praise will be held in the Rowaytou
Baptist and Methodist Churches to
Inorrow evening.
Robert S. Barclay, of Row‘ayton
avenue. has received his automobile
back from the factory. It has been
fitted with new gears and rebuilt, so
that it is in protest condition. Theg
body has been painted red. ' ‘
Jacob Meyers, the South Norwalk
cigar maker, who spent last summer
In this place, ls pteparing to move
back hele again. He has gone temr
Taylor avenue. South Norwalk.
[iii Till illll‘ lilllilllilll.
' lo teélotol their canines has been post-
ed on the town sign posts.
Stephen Torek has lecently porches
ed the fotIImeI Leonm'd Sammie place,
III Main slret Dailen, from Dr.
George H. Noxon.
Miss Sidney Crawford of iron
Bridge, Ontario Province, Canada, has
taken a position for the preheat with
who owns a summer residence in Dar
len, came up from the city yesterday
and looked it over,.returnlug on an at
ternoo’n train.
Leon Main and family have moved
from Maple avenue to Sedgwick ave
one where the} are, occupying the Ter-
rence J. Anderson house. Mr. and
Mia Audenafm have Iecently moved
out of tow
J!
of late has been living in Stamford.
has moved back to Darlen and is oc-
copying a house in Main street, own.
ed by DI G. H. Noxon Captain Rhine
lIIIIdI. has brought several childien
hole with him.
The house of Dr. A. L. House. at
Newton, narrowly escaped dcstruc
tion by me Monday afternoon, but Dr.
House by quick work extinguished
the blaze in time to prevent extensive
damage. it is ilguted that the loss
amounts to between $50 and $100. The
blaze stalled in a waste papel basket
in Dr. Houses office. The physician
happened to be at home and he
brought a hand extinguisher into good
use. A desk and choir; cuttain, our.
pet and otheII furniture were partially
destroyed. it happened that the in-
sureuce, which is carried by Agent F.
B. Chotlderton. of Darleu. ran out the
I day or the the, but Mr. Chadderton
had forwalded Dr House a renewal,
taking fm granted that be desired one.
Willl’lill
Fred H. Buttercup is substituting to
day. on Route 33
Dr. J. H. McArdle has returned
fromn brief visit in New York city.
Horses Coley has been entertaining
his son, Dr William Coley, of New.
York.
Miss Helen O’Conno‘r. of the Farms
district is the guest of . friends'In in
Greenwich
Mrs. William Keeler and family left
Suugatuck several days ago for theli
new home in California. .
The Misses May and Lillian Burr
have returned from II week's visit in
New York city
The Ladies Beneflclent Society will
meet again this afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Hubbell Canal street. .
Mrs. Theron Brown has gone to
Boston where she has accepted a
lucrative position with a publishing
house. .
The Matinee Whliit Club held a
"rag bee" at the home of Mrs. Le
roy Meeker in Close Highway several
duIs ago. ‘
A delegation from the Methodist
church will attend the New York East
Conference in the Stamford M. E.
church, today.
young men
According
has promis~
interesting
improve-
at some of
noon at the home of Mrs. W. L Tay-
lor, and packed it barrel to be sent
away to the poor. ’
Mrs. James Baker who has been
confined in the Norwalk Hospital sev-
eral weeks. is getting“ along nicely, pod
Will soon be able to teturn home.
The last oi: the union Lenten ser-
vices will be held this evening in
Trinity churzch Rev. C. G. Clark, of
Shelton. will motion in exchange with
that he nev‘
NW Turk. today: and- xet married. It '
poxurilyI from Elizabeth street to 41 ‘
The usual warning to dog owners ‘
~ Appointing D. J. McMahon. judgtaélf
Trinity Guild met Monday after- .
' low- of a slightéelmuge lit lib phradeoli
mum on
will Flax Seed I
For many years physicians have been suc~
cessiully treating Coughs, “Colds." Bronchi.
tie and Consum tion with an Emulsion of
Flex Seed.cull LINONINEJ Thisis not ‘ .
a secret remedy. the formula being on every“
bottle. it in palatablecmulsionws-veetns ‘
cream ~— Insdo. of the oil compressed cold
from the finest. selected Flax Ezeds and by I
II scientific process requiring I20 hours.
If you wish to know what this Flax Seed "
Expulsion will do. write to the makers and
they will send an an order on A local drug-j
gist fora regu III—size package (not a mere
sample) and will pay thedru'gg l {hummus .
for This Is their free gift, the e to let no
remedy itsoli show you whstigca d . ._
The First Bottle Is Free :
. DOT THIS DUPO
for it may“ ‘not Appear agili‘n find- all id The
an'uury.Conn. l ave never
‘ vigil” l’lnoni‘fi‘e. please supply me with the ' I
first bottle free. j :
.I
I... .I- m uvtocolelloux
m ”uninh- nun-n
S. l. 8. bivefuilsddress—rWrtepla n y
MEGAPHONEB FOB LEGISLATORS
suggested That centraller Secure a ‘
Supply for Use in Hartford.
AWIARTFORD March 3l.——-«The seal.
sins of. the house yesterday while rot-lb
er barren oi imported; business cow
tulned several humorous incidents
which gave the members hearty
laughs Among these was the intro
ductlou of a resolution instructing the
comptroller to drew his ordei for cer.
tain amounts as might be necessary
to equip such plumbers of. the house
as have weak voices with megaphones
so that they might make dhemselves
heard. The matter was tabled
Representative Hell. of Willington,
in the repmt from his committee on , I.
fisheties and game, said an unfav‘orsi- .. :
his report had belt mode upop u melts.-
ute calling upon each hunter to my
with him a slip and make a detailed
report of his hunting. Mr Hall said
he feared this would make too many
embers of theAnunaisClub, therefore
e moved rejection of the bill. His
committee also Ieported unfavorably‘ '
upon a bill providing that hunters shall
wear tawgs similar to dog tags, dud-
Mi'. Hall said “Too poor,’ ’and desired
the rejection of the measure. Both
bills were rejected.
Fin-maple reports were received so
follows.
Extending the time of the Merch-
ants Tiust Company; incorporating
the Robins Borough CdnlilllllY: Dm-
vidiug that Alexander Metzdorf shall
have his tights restored (adopted in
concurrence); “lowing the Union
School District of Orange to issue
bonds; amending the. .eli‘orter of the
Torrington Water company.
Among the unfavorable reports wele . .
those: Regarding s choose. in the.
lawa on ruffled blouse, woodoock and .
pattridge; providing that the state-
may obtain certain bridges a’cldss the .
Connecticut river: regarding this up- »‘
poiutment of fish and some wardens:
at large: providing that trust oompoho
les shall be upraised; conce‘rnlu’klr a I .
measure aagiust hunting on Subdby "
dwhyich would prevent fishing on that ‘
a ' ' .
The following matters were p” I.
on favorable reports from committees:
the Waterbury I
Plainvllls a semi
taking it from the;
meington; melidu g , .j
law regarding Irodib’dshlng sud provid -I;
log that close season shall be from
July 1 to March 31 inclusive.- (to take
effect 'April 1, and at on " III: to the ‘1
senate). I .
The measure amending he. charter .I
of the Fair Haven omen. Cemetery .
Association Ivas recoml‘nttte‘d. an , j,
The house today listed upon the :ajir _.
pointments of a. number of lodgesfol: ., '
different courts throughout the s
The nomination of Lucien F. Bu
to the Superior court; Mulch pass g ,
the imbue last Thursday; was sebfio' ,
the senate. The house also ballotéd _ 3
favorably upon the nomindtlons of Mil-
too A. Shumwsy, William IS, Case and _’
John Coates‘, the last names to tile -
B ‘Gagm It’s: temporarilp‘.taliled toilsb
dgy. .Thelresbiptiods. a ntlhglllflt
bert.’ 02. Hull and pollen. could mucus
at Bridgeport Which has been amends I
ed to appoint Foster «and mussels.
were received and tabled for calendar:
The matter will be discussed on b
floor.
The. omce of commissioner
Reliool funds will cease on and can
Rev. MI Mackenzie.
their new building. The Westporter-
Herald will occupy the building which
the town vacated as soon as alters.
tions have been made. ' . —I. -
The town officials have moved into.
July 1 next. if the favorable report. -
presented by the committee on School ‘
fund in the" senate yesterday is adopted:
The. measure further provides thatdtlief. _
state treasurer shall have the care slid}
management of the school funds :sn‘td'
aloe funds of the‘. Agricultural collego ‘ j
and that he shell exerciser the pow I3.
duties and ,Iobllgatiodis twisting.
those funds which are imposed upon 5,
the present commissioner; it is also
pIovided thin in addition to hissaipr' I
S l “ A M F O R ’ D
,,.-. ‘ 1 I _ ' , as state treasurer he shall
. I... _, ‘ $1,000. ~
. ._j I The senate concurred with the it
today in conducting the pomiusti' “
, “ Judge Lucien Fr. Bllr'p'ee 92in of Doom
e .for N Cowell as judgeeswmou
The dispositioii of a vast a nun
ing Goods, Painters' Supplies, Eu llsh
Blue China by the piece or set. T one
goods will not craze. , j
Stile agent to. the Columbia Phono-
track 00.9 Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. . Music on both .
the rake for the lawn tire good, ' 1, I
but they doni’ go lur enough." ; .
_, You ca'n lean dlit lousy. but ‘
to make the house. the burns. 1
stables and fences right they .
ghould so freshened up with. .
75cm
unduy D’Mil
TEL. CA”. 988.
Spring Is'commg, tip: V
sides, 65th.: Indestructible OYIinder m" H . C . . "71ml“ ‘ , hbfiSé cleaning apd genera refurJ
Daily [2!“ $0 No Yo Recmds. ~35c- Fits any cylinder Plumb“! and Steam : We have everythin fortife 4, nishmg . i‘sisé’xh‘lli‘ifi‘laifih.fight}
I machine and lasts forever, , 3. .‘ . . ‘- 3I- ‘IijullItlngwllnIIeed oi, turns” .1 T. kl k h be! the proscntution of E mberof repor
For Freight Only With 9...... In“ 2...... 1...... eating. , “““““““ “I“ II .. ‘ “.2 ASN.4? °" ”m“ if “Willow” If“ “‘9 ““5“"
‘ 0 or e . .. . ,, , va pa s sens e.
HO‘I‘I wA'rIssI HEATINc. Chublaih dquntomsu or the
Il:r I‘ll
If You need a new Range who took Chaplain Sexton’s plot,
«W the Stamford will prove a reliable felted prayer for. the speedy recur
frienti at all seasons. [m3 health. 02 Governor Lilley.
Best Muted Point's, 31.25 per gallon.
levels. Peerless-
Getter I'TIID Yes Mum 'l .
ill 8, Prelim Propels“ will leim?
Pier 28.13am; lilvéry Neva York. if fool
of Do or at t , ofv
y m, We‘ll'lio‘idilil. iris free I
porch 30v PAINTER snAND ‘ . ‘
‘We can guaratitee this White I ‘
Lead's purity; I I .
.3 III abotlt your paintln ‘I ..
at
our ANo TI
Gil Ind'itfini Flitlu,
. I install ceiling. 5th.. . I
U HAVE YOU! sEEN OURJTOCK OF
(IN!) RANGES? v,
A communlestiou was receiveddro
the governors oiilce transmitting:
letter (If redi’gt‘latlon of Lucien F.
use us judge of the City Court or Wit
(ll lll')’ ,
Nb” here with hustled unfavori‘lli
petition pf‘J. H. Crohslex. elm: . .
incorpordtiou of ad inburhn‘ce o ‘I
to be looeiod lI’I Brlltltiebort rue ,
tltioners were given] our to With .
Sunder). at I p. In;
o‘t- Not-wells up to 4 It now
‘ Norwolk up to ii; 3
Norwalk Steamboat Col
. Annlnn J. cnIIII. ‘
‘ P
roe sAbr or I
'. "col: North Mam andWestSb ‘
8"7 WAsulNc'rou s‘TIIE‘ET.
doors NQ‘IIWA‘LK.
C. c." mmn.
Norwalk Chronicler