Donald. Bend
Expos neII$u
llII'
‘B-Bgorid, Wraps
‘Irotitains no
substance:
bud alloys.
Colic. It rollev yes Teething Troubles, cures constipation
and FIatilienoy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Sign) ncli ”depends. giving- healthy and natural sleep.
, \mlflt Childrsnls' Panacea—The‘lldothor’s Friend.
The) Killian Hail Always Bought
. In BUee For Over30 Years.
M 1341 ‘ 5 ' '1909
Plumbigf and Steam
eating.‘
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEB AND RANGES
. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and steam Fitting, Gas letures'
'B Metal Oeilin. Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN o R STOCK OF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones &Hotchkiss
‘ , Company’
47 WALL STREETD
B ,J‘J
)NORWALK.
I A
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
BER
on white, one piece vst’audard" I-‘o-
lain Enameled Lavatory.
Lilia‘vs you ever stopped to consider
any delighttully convenient It would
to have not and dbld running water
your dressing chamber, sleep-
III apartment or. first iioor toilet.
Robb)? its presence would allord you
highest degree of comlort. ,
:Barwe‘ will gladly riddle you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
diaries. honest and rename. "
HORACE 3BR. NASH
oases MAIN AND weer ere.
Bgland be eculpped Boa
Our spring styles are ready (or your
IT“ speetioh.:- Will be pleased to show
em to your Prices range from We
)‘to $1000 Double Roll.
ole Agent ior Fr. Beck A On. and
‘MJaneway A Carpenter" s. was Pepsi-it
,1 is Crockery, ClassWare; House rnish-
. builds, Painters eup.1B.I.l7§n shah
Bl lue .. by the A”)? or set. These
Bg 68w“! m‘lio t‘év rfiip‘l‘? ‘ ,
Sole‘ Bugent" Die)? the Columbia Phono-
Reeoyds .- Music on both
B .k. ‘dedlru‘ctihie Cylinder
, 1; may cylinder
ft:
BBIo water ‘
“5») M)
Painting all Tape Italians
*Birb ..._‘.‘
Illusionist M
Ailovr‘ro out") odeceivc you in Mus.
All (iteratort’éits, Imitations III
I tribe or i
. iM. LAYTON & co
NIB} .Coi‘sw’l‘alking Machines and B
window has and Picture Frames ‘ . ‘
has-borne “lam signature
MIMI! MIME hi!
B‘si‘noo its lnMpdy.
“MJustdIs-gwii" are but;
(dilihiiigen the health. .I'
'- -*-"'"‘r-'
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-0eorgc A. Pentecost .Ii‘..
A..l. Van Seutcnssil. (icorge‘ F. Hard
ing M. Kiiinskoff, John A. Abel New
York; H. A. 'I‘atile. 'i‘auntou Massa-
ciiusetts; A Reyes Dothcart, Balti-
more; R. Schwiud. I3. Richards P. S.
Prisbic George R. Marshall J. B. Low-
ton, Boston; William (J Seymour.
Ridgoiield:‘ A. F. Skinner. Grecnport,
New York. B
Mahsckemo~doseph Levin New
Britain; Mlss C. Aiitrobns, Miss‘ A.
Aritrobus, Montreal; James R. Fallon
and wife. G. G. Phillips, .1. I). Baxter.
E. F. Cleft. and wife, Miss M. I". Glen.
New Yorkcity: C. II. Edwards and
son, Hartiord; F. A. Grines, s. Green-
stein. Bridgeport; A. 0. Hart, Buffalo;
L. 0. Adams. E. E. Splitli. Boston ; P.
A. Perry, New Haven; L. R. Hurlhutt.
Wilton; George b Rockwell, Ridge-
iield; A. Dwight Keep, city; H. Wills.
.Stnnley Hatch. J. O’Brien. J. .l. .IeI-
'l'ies, Newark New Jersey.
' Horace 12.98811 8: Son.
45 WALL sr.. NORWALK. -
Real Estate and
hisurance
We have several. decided bargains
In Income producing property that M
. must menu. in value with the rapid ‘
growth or the Brown.
, DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Pinpoint".
18 North Main St» 80th Norwuilt
Residence, II Weiiiii‘ipton OI.
Telephone at house. 608.
Tilephou‘e at effldo. 836-2.
+INBSUR9ANCE ~
[REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
(INCORPORATED)
o RAILROAD Avis.
so. NothLit. ‘
Adgblm‘ll‘ and
(rain First street-
distill
to Sea
bership at their monthly meeting Mon-
day evening
The East Norwalk Yacht Club will
hold another meeting Monday evening,
at the club quarters on IlleBstlling-
ton street bridge , .,
A full rehearsal of the we‘re...
tata will be held after ‘t e Sunday
school session and all a urged Id
bring their books. - ‘B
A regular meeting will» beheld this
evening at the Rescue Mission on the
Washington street bridge. and an Invlv
lotion is extended to ill] to attend.
Mrs. Ferd 1). Reach and daughter
Winona, at 24 Second street. have re-
turned home from a visitwith Mr.
Mrs. Mrs. Fred‘Jcnnings. In Oronoque.
The new oilice addition to‘iticherd J.
Cutbili's market on the Washington
street bridge has been completed, and
adds much to the' facilities of the bus-
these.
Commodore William B'B. Huttlsld’e
flagship Altarnta is already to take to
the water for the season. This morn-‘
ing she was on the ways. ready to
float at the full tide. G
William H. Tristram. ‘
John W. Beatty. at the latter's store in
East Washington street was reported
this morning as laid up a his home
onM‘ Rotoii Hill wilh‘ an attack of the
hl‘ D ,
Somcaf thaesidents of Reynolds-
street are 0‘connecting their homes with
the sewer system which was hiilit
through that thoroughhire last Year.
Among Ihem tire George P. Fischer
and .l. W. Wolfe. -
A man dropped into East Norwalk
yesterday and began looking up the
mituiul growth by sinrureh. lie had a
long list of their names. and it was
supposed that he was a representative
3MB
, ‘of their association.
'1 hrce schoonersin quest ofsecd oy-
sters are at anchor down the harbor.
..ty...;.p
1
rmy
Cadillac
Four Cylinder, Model 30. B
fdr ;..
$1425
L delivered] iii Noiivlilk.
cannot be equalled by‘lliiy‘otlier‘
car selling for 82. 000 .
,. Have a demonstration before ’ B
buying and learn tor yourself. .
F. E. Lockwood ‘
8. Company
89 WALL“. STEET. ’NORWALK.
‘A Timely Sub) ‘
I‘or .ldl‘ flouseMOwners
‘ Thisis the season Id)“ clbllnlug ’
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the who for the lawn are good. ‘
but. they dont‘, go function“.
. You can clean dirt away. but
to make the house. the barns.
stealer) an . entree right they,
:L.sh0utid be honed up with
pal .
e have everything for the -
painting—linseed oil, tarps,
brushes and . .. ,
Atlantic Pure White Lead
Lead’s purity.
See us alien
”so IN
.JCII‘IQINBrI-IH
rgsosardh lip“ normal. 2;) illus-
. . The Rabi No)walk Fire Police re ‘ '
to act on several propositions for mem-
assistant to .
spools of late. A low nights ago onel
\
all times. ;
II I‘
Bronson attdntlon as... to in ‘B
prescription work.
0Clinics Blor our trolley patrons.
“Ba
wt ’M ‘. i
4. PARKER. litmus-B. .
near dre‘g’di‘y's Pdlnt * veneer. or this
sort have I) u coming in for the last
week or tw Irom the sputh side at»
[ling island though not In large numm‘
hers.
The locIIl natural grdv'vth‘ oyster-met)
who have been working this week on
the) usturdl growths b‘ds at Southbou-
headed fpr home yes erday. aild a'rriv-
ed without mishap. . They usrrully
come back Fridays. sometimes leaving
their hosts behind. _ -
Residents at Pleasant street. who
have been complaining about the nor
(ion oi! a certain crowd of young inch.
are in hopes that their drawing utien~
tioh to conditions will result in the
breaking up 'of the nilégt‘id depreda~
(ions by it constable.
The power on the trolley line this
morning was of a rather poor sort on
newest of trouble with the biggest
generator at the Meadow street power
station For a time the cars were a
tow minutes behind the schedule. but
this gap was overcome.
The chlie. and bolted beans sale of
the ladies of Christ church. yesterday
afternoon, was a very successful event,
netting ii nest sum. The sale was held
at the Bridge Pharmacy. Manager
.I‘ames Parker having kindly given the
ladies the use of the store for the sale,
Mrs. Qsc'ar Par-trick vice president
oi the loyal Wor'kers' society. is
scheduled to loud the meeting tomon
row evening The topic. will be "lie
'i‘hnr Death Righteousness is him
cons. " The meetings are held at ii p.
m.. at the Advent Christian church. in
Van zandt‘sti‘oet. q . .
Irving Smith. a well known East
Norwalk young man who is a theologi-
cal student at Wesleyan University,
will occupy the pulpit 0.! the East ave
nue Methodist church...th morning
and evening. tomorrow owing to the
. cry scholar will begin
B right by endeIIvoring~ to be present.
“ . odist conference many of tho
Methodists Iare Attending. Charles It i
I once at conference ()1 the Rev. Dr.
les K Woodson. ,
c soapel. message came first to
he Jew their to the Samaritan. and in
today's lesson it comes to the Gen-
tile This and the queetioa of what
constitutes uncleaness will be the top-
lc (It the Barnes. Class lesson tomor-
row. All men are invited to attend
and take part in these discussions.
Tomorrow will now Murat Sunday
in the new "quarter'iiir the Advent
. Christian Sunday school. and Superin-
tendent Richard Bland hopes that. ev-
llie quarter
Mr. Bland also hopes- -to beat the Ia‘ht
quarters record which was a very
creditable one.
p'l‘he residence of L;sli(i Gamble. in
Seavicw (Ivonne. .Lwhs connected with
. the Fire District electric service this
TM Morning. Among the ot.hor places
B lust connected
are thei
the East Ndrwglll iire.‘ pol e at the
. corner ‘of Van Zandt Street. and South
‘ -‘ Osborn avenue and ‘the PodeleIsky
. M buildingf‘in East Washington street.
Owing to the heartless of the Math;
ocd
Platt who among the number yr
heat over to Sammy-(r yesterday. had}
attended the sessions. The members,
of the local chore ave? not yet re~
delved a'n inkling Whether they will
have another pastor for the comiiig
year. . . .
Herman Ryd hose trouble in dog”
siding an 1 a oiuoblle have been
Pmeutipnejd _M'e{ore. how of the coin:
ion=,thst lilstroib
He has about "
w BBB 8.. .
tel)? Mam»;
1885’s he has con
ndnriisr with“ auto
usrters on
ti up out oi: bed. he states. to
ls 1 III or the virtues 02 one make.
“I"Tllfiflé‘f re. .ueg but they won't bite."
shoes his covered with bull dog
(Israelites. and present a, rather im-
posiugM pppearance. . .. .
NOWI'HIIII tbs oystermpenln‘g season
Is Malia! coming to ‘an end. it. Is ex-
II80 6 an of a (llama op nv
ers of th aRudd!{astirtllllhlfiment will 29-
turn to their homes initho south) Most
of these men are understood to have
come here from Nor: Md vicinity. ..
Room was at a. pro
log, at the quarters of Mayflower H'bolrL
and Ladder Company. when the com
pany. ve another of its celebrated
sociables. The guests arrived so fast.
that the tickets were given out at the
bottom of the stairs The fun kept up
until about it oclock'lrls morning. Dan
oin music‘wss furnished by Bonner);
orc‘ esgrs. In view at the big attend.
once. I is confidently" expected that
the entertainment committee will get
busy iind arrange aiiothei event of this
character. the same to be held betore
many weeks have passed. , -
The Sunday school class of
Self tendered him a surprise
last evening, at his home in
avenue. The evening passed
and pleasantly with various games
and musif‘, and refreshments were
served no class presented Mr Sell
with a handsome birthday book. Those
present included. Lillie Morrison HaB‘
zel Reynolds. Grace Reynolds. Evelyn
Morrison Virginia bishoun. Jessie his
boda, Helen Deinskey Gladys Finch
Ruth Finch. Allc’e Barnum Halon ‘Bsrt
lett‘. dee Reynolds 301169,“!960. ’.ioM~-
nebulae P‘e‘dén. ’Kui’ia Belle Peder).
,Grhce‘ Wecd. AmQIie Knorr Grace
Mutt‘art. Richard Bland, Augustus Self
[Munro Self, Mrs Amelia coffin. with
Sell. Mr and Mrs Flank Self.
James More. the cleverest man or
his day in an England, is reported to
{rave applied for a pensioii. according
o a recent not of Parliament. which
gives twéive pounds per anuum
equal to about $58 to all worthy met)
Over seventy years of age who have
Iioi had a prison record This Is ‘qulte
a come 'down fur a man like Mace. who
he handled tens (if thousands pounds
ii are little has traveled through all
Great Britain. France. I! lied suites.
Canada. Australia and with Africa
and been presented with three very
valuable silver bolts. one In london.
‘Bhoihei in New York and the third In
elbourne. Australia. while Sir Aiired
Wyndhii‘m donated him a gold cup of
the. value of live hundred guineas the
Willie of a guinea being tWenty -our
shil lugs sterllng. While In New York
in company With Phil Hargreave he
ran ”n‘ splendid establishment in
Twenty: third street; next to the Ma
sonic Temple. and in Melbourne, .in
company with Jack Thompson. had a
large in) cl in the city and a road
Frank
party
sivll’tl)
horses and two lockers in his employ
Mace is no exception to the general
rule its most all English champions
have died In institutions or kept from
the poor hou‘se ‘byMMsi‘i‘Mbsci‘iptimi.
At the Rowaytoh Baptist Church. to
marrow evening. the pepuliir classic.
“The Crucifixion." 'will be rendered by
the choir of the church. The seats are
free and everybody is‘ welcome.
A linen shower .wasvtendered Miss
Lida Wicks. Thursdin evening. at her...
home in Crockett street, In honor oIMb
her approaching marriage to Jesse
Porter at Brooklyn. New York. The
guests we‘re very pleasantly entertain;
ed. and delicious“ refreshments were
enjoved. ., . ,
A crew of men and a spile driver
is at work putting down additional
spiies under the Roton Point trollsv‘
bridge for the Connecticut Company.
and making the structure safe tor the
coming season‘s travel A large
Amount of stone and earth filling lies
bridge during the past winter B
The Indies of" the Reliance Séclsl
”yesterday afternoon at the res‘l‘deh’de
ill“. and Mrs amen S Bsrc‘lsyg. in
some“ hveuue; "The occasion Wits
s epic pill for all, in attendance.
' #3) V i3 Illlripg the ‘
M table w re ac u‘pie‘d. .
rdegreddlvse fillett Quart still, all iss‘ dlth
' secui‘éd first prize Full, . l
rev us. Jr. at Re Why on rind
ohn line. i)‘ Norwalk iv‘eie
after sec Mace, ’b‘iit eats receiv-
hg II
a his 4) the twelve other
. p‘es'ts )Ifidl lighes‘t res. 'R‘ee
rpilini'i‘ants w‘ re
Tc look tile '1) I‘y di ersed.‘ Another
,Mpu rtyrj1 w llyl het given at. the truck house
are ‘the‘ letll inst.‘
troops on the burn-
31.10““)? which
latte oon‘ in-
st take «kindly
,distnoliurcli 41:59 Higstiug with h ‘l
tel-est. the so so , .
at ,8 resist 0.114. em I "kprtlié
Ming year. As WW4 e. powu seine
dime or: o.- the ; Eat pastor, Real . n
‘ Lame..wlllgo dis where
BgArtherIIw Taylor uninspiring to 5mm-
.sivdlynanlsm displacement): seven
, gunmen). ml’ilr..'tl‘aylui‘ikl’ntaggir‘ifa and;
8 re ems .. in)
l . new tell. unease-am sold out hi8
flowy Widest Mrbfialillchtlns Bros.
‘ ‘Iilh‘e. nonsense Ba MAB Ilsyler'sB build-B
ingfhzs ndtryet been started. ,_
NeVBBB‘YdrII’i New Haven dud
hartalrd
Be Bcblilplete? cross
lirilt‘it s‘i’gds‘l't (ewes) hit
over htBlth‘e."
Of‘IlMl‘CI‘O III cross over.‘
(represent t
,it Igflglnieviewmt the “ellipse win he
a. sheriil ‘or constsble‘s sale, and all
B a p. in. Stamford had the unuslial ex-
hwhleh adorns. lier
IIDOI‘IM oxford); in Alidw ow at 8.}
Wash liflgt'cn street bridgew- ”store BI
mill. last alien-l. Idea who about will The iirst bid
Myrtle B
hobes OI side with a stud of race ‘
. continue and- it is remarked that the
den done at each dppro‘nch to. the III
Club held a very‘ pleasant card party
‘B‘ h’ds spent several days in Iain. M B
I ‘ hours in the local churches tomorrow.
Daricn Netti. "5 "
“ gulgst pt Mrs. D. S. nut-luau,
B null} yestelday. .- B
. “$11?“ company ls serions- B
Biy colloids in laying‘
or bird freight
sun I condition at the
lit bbu'ud tracks. but no cross‘oVer
(mm the east and west bound tracks
town .
Width or nuns suiII ihilrgs happen at
rte of odd things are put on the
oak. But it isn't often that a mor-
tuery wagon is offered to are highest)
bidder in such niai'iner.‘ Yesterday at
ge‘rionce- of seeing Constable Andrew
chleohtwef so dispose of Mona Slitl‘
diluted do lemme said it Willi worldl
qilBSIOII W ,B Andrew Ity or,
Davies, liverymeh and nude taker.
Es the purchaser. IBM). Taylor and
calla. 0: competition. .Constahle
Bliiechtweg sat lug the seat of the
mertuary wagon dud conducted the
sale morn that perch First he read
a: bit op paper that set (0th that the
Wagon was seized to satisfy a Judg-
merit obtained by Lyman Hoyt’s Sons
and Company against Thomas A.
(lire am, The amount of the jam;
.‘vl'as for $100, and the price then went
up in bounds of 825 and $50 until the
A509 mark was near. Then the bidders
Bbecsme mare cautious and renew their
offers only live dollars at a time. PI-
pplly‘, aft r a tire dollar raise, there
was no at I' bid and the wagon was
declared sod to Mr. Taylor for $406.
The wagon seemed to be in excellent
condition and those in the group of
people that stood about watching the
sale. who seemed to know. were of the
opinion that MrJlaylor had a bargain.
WESlPlllll.
The current Events Club .met at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Lees. Thurs-
day. '
Tuesday a requiem mass ”was sung
the Church of the Assumption for
Father '1‘ .l. Shsnley The ”edifice was
crewdcd. .
. 'i‘wo curloads ofcrushed stdne have
arrived in town. and report Bliss It that
the material“ will be out". on State
street from the center eastward.
Mrs. W. N. Smith. who has been
spending the winter here with her
mother has goueN to Join her husband,
Lieutenant W. ..Smith in Boston.
Mass.
Saugatuck bridge which has been
closed‘ for repairs for some time was
opened for general traffic yesterday It
was thought that the work would not
be completed before tonight. but the
new man have pushed it with all possi-
ble speed and it is in use once mole
Thursday the new trolley regime
wont into effect here? and s. A. Purdy
is superintendentuow of the Bridge
pori Norwalk division, controlling oil
the cars that run through to Norwalk.
The new system necessitates the lid;
ditlon (it one jumbo car and two new
crews.
it Is said that the WOmen's, rm:
provenicnt Society will plant flowers
about the Saugatuck depot» B'I‘Biie pur-
pose is to attract and eye and impress
travelers if oulv passing through. that
there is progress and beauty to the
town. admirable band of workers.
these ladies, and much good have they
already accomplished.
"Scoop" Dan O'Brien was assigned
a day run trolley on the Bridgeport-
Norwalk division. Thursday and when
the run who” assigned to him he looked
wise and declared: "I know; I know.
not for your uncle Dan... This Is. the,
first of April, yes? but. no fool here.“
Mr. Purdy had to appear austere be-
fore "Scoop' could understand that.
he was it by right or priority if no
other.
Well. the proposition does not seem
a bad due at all for all that It led
quite too late to consider. but can;
meats relative to the new term honed
ideal spbt for it was precisely where
itr was. in the 'I‘oquet building It is
all also that the place could have
eh “purchased for shunt 310000.931
that‘ all the iih'pr‘oveulehts needs
would have underestimiltéd in cost;
the newB building, with Adequate room)
and record vault) In 'additiOn there
tal or the store connected With the
bulldlh When ldhdscd'pe "gerdene‘rs'
use out to work on the“): from at
the no property and to War on the
exterior is entirely Ii'n’ls ed. it is More
than probable that it will Mse‘rVe t‘o slit-
lst‘y a plumber thdt It wds worth I
ride Few), .iri fact. could reaction
in elves to‘ the possibility I): the 'ol
place évér being made ildehuate f0!
the debitinds.
Ira Hailey still continues unite ill.
Mrs. R. C. Wllliams ii‘a‘s 'épeh‘t a few
days in Ridgetl eld
Miss Grace Scodeld still
quite seriously ill _
Miss Myra. Burritt is about begin
alter a few days“ illness: .. , "B
Mr. and Mrs.
'spend Sunday in New York.
Frederick Stillman. of Bridgeport
remains
Services will be held at the usual
Mrs. 'l‘ W. Tresdwoll Band Mrsr: Eli-
Wakeman spent Wednesday in Wilton
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8.13.
Puncher . .
,B“‘\“ e.
eury- Nichols has returned
[gr spending several weeks in
Bradley was an overnight
Mr. and Mrs. Howley Williams visit-
‘Bed their daughter. Mrs. Peels. in Nor-
walk yestel'duyh . .B
Mrs. George Curse and so .Hdward.
and Linsloy,‘.9orsa have been in Pound
this week. .
I B lss‘Ploféhce Banks 8an Mls's Isa-
bel user. have“ entertained -~Norwhik
friends this week.
l Friends here melt attendance at l h ..
funeral of Dr. Andrew Gotham, In. 316 .
th
Wthn. uh Wednesdi't try.
Miss mauve Brannon. o! 38 or
char street, Norwalk. Is sp nMiIiiig the
the
‘ Daubury.
, was a certain- ahuim return in the roof "h“ “1- an address “913‘"
A. .Mhsous in full regaiip. ofgwlt
_ churchyard imWestou;
C. E. Teacher. of Port Chester. has Ill
. attoriiooh pt 2 o ‘dl‘ddlil.
South Nomi ‘l ‘ *
. ......upr
After reading—- the public statement
of this representative 'cIM ten of South
Noi‘walk gerbil. inmy must come
to this cone In I inedy which
in red years a ‘0. which as kept the
kill neys In good health since. can be
39%? I“ lucid;
"r “lull w‘
{$23}ng boll 1.0. viii: rmt tile some work
”:Mrs‘. RIPE Rmthlh Main
{feet It. it, says:
'1 sudersd It'd WueyQtrouble for
at least ten years. At times I had
headaches arid dizzy spells end there;
was a persistent dull punt across ‘my‘
hips. l tired easily and the trouble
was allows more noticeable when i.
caught cold. or during- Mdapip w éather.
When I was advised to use Doau’ s Kid-
ney Pills. I procured a all)“ at Pleis-
teds drug store 2.an unwe'e‘k’s .
use found Itli‘dt ti) pillow". d'Mf‘ Aches:
were disappearing. LBlIIwo Mad ‘nu ser-
ions nature of my oldB WI)
My husband has also taken this remu-
yd for ‘sn aching back and has found
the best of results. "
For sale by ll dealere- Price'B;603
cents. Foster— ilburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents Ior the United
States.
Remember the name—Dean'sh—aud
take, no other.
Wllillli
Mrs Thomas To) Mylo". oI Weston,
was in town on The (Many
Miss Julia Hurlbut‘t went on a shop-
ping trip to Norwaik on Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Barrett is home from St.
Mary’ s Hall Burlington, for the Easter
vacation.
Miss Alice DeWitt (loneliness in
Grace Church Training School, New.
Pork Is home tor the Muster vaca-
ton
H. C. Gedney and totally, of New
York who spent two summers ago at
Hard cottage. have recently been
in town.
It is said that M.rs Emily Morris.
who has been at the Norwalk HospIB‘ ‘
ihi (or some ten weeks for treatment,
is improving.
Mrs W D. Hart entertained the
'Readlug Circle Thursday afternoon.
The reading of Dr. Van Dyke's Jour-
“ways in Palestine was continued.
TheM Mission Band is going to hold
a supper and sale to support their
work in nusslon fields in Turkey and
India. on Wednesday. April" 14th in
chapel.
Through the agency of T. F Gilbert
the Fiomhardt place. consisting ot
house and premises. has been rented
to Mrs. Foster. (it Canada. Msr Jose
Rodriquez. of Bridgeport, owns the
property. I
Palm Sunday will be observed in
the Congregational Church with fitting
services in sermon and in song In the
morning The Palms will be rendered
and in the evening Mrs Rockwell will
Bsius Jerusalem. by Parker. The choir
is also preparing special music) for
FEaster.
Dr. Andrew Bennett Gorha‘i‘u died BB
Monday night at his late home in this
place in ‘hls 59th yearr- He had not
been in the best of health for some
years, but had failed rapidly .tlie past
few months. Weston was his native
tow,n and he must hilve': lithe" d a
desire to follow the healing ”R [us
the nephew of the lite Dr. Hen étt'.“ er
Graduating from ‘the: Y‘a‘leM .
Medical School liu18fls.iu the print; ,
0% 1879 he beWu‘t‘o .‘the‘ matches. ttpef: i
p ofessidn in} life a. BBSdoi'IuiIter the
married Miss Deborah Hill; and he has
since remained here. a sheeesslul mo
competent physician. He is dawned ‘
by his wile and a brother]. 131'.ka
Gui-ham. of Weston. Funeral services BM
were heir}, from his late residence. . f
Thursday at 11 a. m.. Remit). A: Mm?” B 7.
conducting the ritual of' the. _ B
t.
Church. followed by Rev .W; Hog:
career '0: the Congregational lap;
litibute to the memory. of the kinds duc-
tor and friend and spoke anion; awards ,
oI symspthy to the bereaved oneseMr.
BHart ,tlten Offered prayer). The hymns; ‘ ‘ " ,
Island Kindly Light- snd AhldoiWitIu-Me
wer'e sung during thersorvlces. The B
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