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’out the contract for the work, though
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Get Your Um
Filled int c
B rid ge Pharmacy
Prompt and eilloicnt Service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription vioi'li.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manager.
Charles Wicks the maspn, is plau-
11I1fg to erect a new home in Gr‘ogory
Boulevard shortly.
The Philathea Class will meet thisi
evening, at the home or Miss Ethel
Par,melee ot’ Winfield street.
{Gardiner Bouton is assisting icin-
porarily at .loim C. Sllcox's market on
the Washington street bridge.
Miss Helen Johnson, of 53 Maple
avenue, Danbury, is visiting Miss F101
ence Burns of East Norwalk
William Gilbert, of East Norwalk.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Johnson. of153 Maple avenue, Danbury.,
Mrs. R. B1own, of €019 avenue,
has been q'ultc ill, but is now improv-
ihg. Mrs. Blown was taken suddenly
sick Wednesday night.
The enteitninmcnt committee of the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
completed airangci11ehts,1nst evening.
for a pioposed dance for the evening
of May 7th.
:lu‘waid Knorr is schcdnlcd to load
the Sunday evening meeting or the
] ya] Workcrs' Society. The subject
wil be. “Responsibility for Others."
Rain. 13; 11—14.
.db‘cverai sportsmen who lune been
attempting to do some tiout fishing
during the past day or two have
found the streams swo ollen beyond all
epectations. Particularly was this the
case Wednesday.
Mrs. Minot 8 Partrick, widow of the,
lamented poet'shoemaker. 'who passed
away on Washington's Birthday, is
quite III at her home on the Washing
ton street bridge, but is receiving all
medical and home attention at the
hands of her relatives.
'Already the membeis of the Nor 1
walk Country Club are beginning to
travel In the direction of the club. es
peclaly on nice day.s it is expected
them will be a good sized attendance
for tomorrow evening's tirst dance or
the season. ,
,.-,Son1e more. building operations are.
announced for East Norwalk. Charles
i.;Sclleck. 01' Gregory Boulevard. has
gotten out plans for two six-room cot-
tages near his home in that thorough~
fare. Mr. Selleck has not'yet given
ho has asked for figuring.
. The young men of the Dory Social
Club will entertain their lady friends
at their first post~IJentcn dance this
eVenIng. at the club house in Cove
avenue. Cakes are being prepared,
and there will be ice cream for re-
freshment. The club’s own orchestra
will furnish the terpsichorean music.
Many boat owners who had to go to
work or business this morning. would
liked to have draped business cares
and gone oit‘ on the' water. The tide
was high during theearly morning.
‘lNSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 81 CO
(INCORPORATED)
6 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NJRWALK.
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For AHHOnaerOwners
This is the season for cleaning
. up the premises. Soap and the
snap brush tor the house and .
the rake for the lawn are good,
but they dent! go for enough.
to make the house" the bums,
stables and fences right they 1
should be ireshened up with
paint. .
We have everything for the.
Painting—linseed VonVl. turns” 3
brushes and '
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:gets out some to the new roseivoir
. came most unexpectedly.
You can clean dirt..- away, but .
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land the sun, shining brightly as It did
'the day would have been absolutely
ideal had the temperature been a little
lhlgher.
The funeral of Edward Burch Hatch—
man, son or Mr. 111111 MM. Norman
IHatchman, of 17 Beavlew avenue. will
be held from the family home tomor.
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
Rev. DeWitt T, Van Doren, pastor of
the Norwalk Baptist church. will odi-
oiate, and interment will follow in ltiv-
ersido Cemetery.
' it is believed that with the strength-
ening oi the Benedict Farms bridg,
' it will be possible to run the big don
l hie truck cars to the Norwalk Conn
‘try Club again this season as last
E113ar,but which had to be discontin-
,ued on account of the weak bridge.
Now the bridge Is mostly tilled in mid
‘ stronger than ever.
1 Fred Warm bounced his trim auxil-
iary "Merry Widow" Overboard, this
morning. it is understood that Cap-
tain Warm intends to entertain a few
[of his friends I11 honor of the launch-
his. The Merry Widow is a good sca-
'worthy trait, and her owner antlcl
pales getting much service out of her
during the season
Hairy G. Benton, the young engin-
cc1,\1lio formerly resided in Van
Zandt strce1,ls doing finely with the
New York municipal water department
with which he has been connected for
about two years. Mr. Bouton is local-
ed in the wintci at the New York
oilice, but during the open weathei
site.
It is understood that the iiridgeport
Real Estate investment Company has
by no means given 111) its original in-
tcntion oI’ erecting more than a dozen
concrete houses in the v-iiinity oi
Gregory Boulev,ard East Norwalk. 'Ibe
company has done nothing here since
last full. but it is stated that it hopes
to resume its operations in a short
time.
The Rev. W. W. Gilllcs, the new pas-
tor ot the East Avenue Mctiiodist
church. arrived in town, yesterday, as
scheduled, and was in atlcndanci- lit
the weekly prayer service last even-
Ing. He will move into the itowan
street parsonage in 11 day or two. Dr.
Woodson has not yet succeeded in gob
ting moved across to Oyster llny. He
has bccn planning to liitv his house
hold goods taken across t c sound in
a boat.
Hughcy Ay,ers the yothful son oiV
Bert Ayi rs. has not yet put I11 an ap-'
pcarncc. and has been missing nioie
than a month. The lad's disappear-nee.
He told. his
father one morning that he was going
to school. and would see him when.
school was out. instead. he never
showed 11p again. it is not believed
that the lad met any harm it is sup-
posed that he simply ran oil with some
other boys, and decided to see the
country. |
The new Oriole Club was to have
held a meeting, last eVening. at their
recently secnrcd. quarters, the former
Salvation Army Hall. on the Washing-
ton stroet bridge, hilt the members
were unable to get together. and the
session was postponed. The club will
hold the meeting that was scheduled
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MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without removal. on their own name
without indorscr. Call and see us. in-
dependent Loan and Security 00..
Haviland Bldg, Washington St. Olilce
open until 7 p. to. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
1
Ii THESMILE LAST
,(‘ALL LEATHERS”
INCLUDING THE new
CHERRY CHROME
1;
011's Wagon
cures avaimmnn
We can lefill Whit!
‘Leld' 8“impart Cafifidntlfl
oscona'ron. . .
2 .1 aft-nav- annuities; comma
does your class
time and school
00 tracts ill a
clinic sl bananas mm, pic. up
mu «lineman our 0 ri
Reaséntilile pr ctia. rd
tors. Betit lei-rice.“PildiiO‘l7?.
CHAS. ll. ‘VDOWNES. Pr0p.
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The Norwalk Yhoimm Cleaning '1
6m “one-Worth the '.
lN'lltia ‘lietter results 3:
iii him “blip Nu Valid 01 3‘,
at 11191 arm :rur-“
niture. or diet”m
3?. household .
Mg: 111111 residences.
cleaning; '
e11 Opens .~
for last evening Sunday evening at ll
o'clock. The club has not yet «tally
iii-gun though the young‘men who
.have b ed together are sure that it
will be a. success
i Tile mi Norwalk Yacht out is:
l' planning to make Its opening on Mon
day evening. May 3rd, 11 most auspi-
‘dious event All orchestra will fur-
nish music there will be addressel
and other features, and refreshments
will be served. The club now has a
membership of forty live and this
number is likely to be lnc1 cased c-on
siderably. The oillcers of the club are
doing their boat to malts the club a
success, and they are having the boar
ty cooperation of the other members.
Willam C. K. Dow. of the Crescent
Laundry, who is an expert printer.
diver and poet, has been rather pessi
mistlc over the weather conditions.
fearing that this year there would be
a late spring, but now he yels quite
sure that the ethereal bran of spring
atmosphere over which the bards rave
with such ecstatic joy, has landed.
Bill bases his present assumption on
the fact that, Tommy Brady. who many
ipulates the fare devise on the Country
Club taxicab. has shed those fur [loves
which have been such a familiar sight.’
Bill has been kidding Tommy a lot
about those gloves, and although Tom-
my opiues that there is some class to
them. he carefully shelved them yew
tertiay.
'l‘lie bankhupt estate of the late
Captain Chailes Dncross who was for-
mom such a well known figure about
the Washington street bridge, has just
been settled. The creditors rccci1cd_
inch checks. this morning, iioin C.
it). Hoadley, oi‘ theTaw llrn‘i 6!?!“le
is of 27 or cent.
ew Rs-
were sell at! a
Captain S11
fishing smack just south of the draw.
nd during the last of his 0 yin town
a had a market on theN ybin
street bridge. Once while (iii thin
cross was here he had a bit turti‘e
weighing several hundred pounds.
which got him into the New York
newspapers when it ran away one day.
The captain exhibited his curiosity at
his market and also at the Danbury
Fair.
w--limiiihiphy0icii react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Dean's Ra l‘iVetii operate easily, tone
the ,‘iistoma 1.111s cbhitipation. 25c.
Ask your drugglst tor them
,Illlllill.
The Optimist Club will hold a
special meeting at' the headquarters
this evening at it o'lcock.
Seekers for wild flowers on Easter
Day were rewarded with it few hepa-
‘ticas. sailor's brooches and adder's
tongue.
Mrs. M. C. Hollins and daughter
Dot. of Rochester, N. Y., are visiting
Mrs, Holiina' sister. Mrs. W. R. Dem~
arest. at Belle'isiand.
Farmers will generally plant moic
field corn and less potatoes this year.
i the pi Ice of grain being veiy high and
110131101211 proving a poor crop of into
it .
Selleck’s Stock
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Merrill
College
OPENS APRIL 5,1909
Competent Oiiice Help Wanted.
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STAMfORD.
Are the Boys and Girls Ready?
S'OUTH NORWALK.
No Middiemen's'i has... the
A81P. Our (Junio-
mars Gt: 1M1;
Special Cut Price Leaders
20 lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR -7 . - .
for $1.;00 l0 lbs. for 501:; Slbs. tor-2.50
véry Bea ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound 32c.
12 WARRANTED FRESH :EGGs 2: ' '- .
hair. moor PATENT'FLOUR 2412111 sick for 85c
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Catmpbell's B. beans. 3 can:
...... 25
Sc1‘t3} a cake .4. .5. T fie
Chm “1:th air-11:3 5c
chin. Pine 1001111 .......... 1'06 Pitted Prunes, h pkg. ........ 101: '
Plums a can .......... '.: ..... 151:
Marshall‘ 11 KigFWered, timings.
Pitted Dill”! pkg: .. ...... ..10c
...................... 12',-’gc
. S0 Stamps With 14hr,“ Tea.
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:5 Stamps 1F‘lili i .
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 351: Tea.
Extra 811111me Teas and Coffees
30 Stamps with 1 lb. 351: Coffee.
25 Stamps with 1 lb 301: Coffee.
2,0, ogtampa with, 1 111.351: Coifee.
tsm‘ps with 1 111.201: cones.
Extra 'Stamps
2t) Stumps with 2 cans A&P
Com. at 1-. .................. 25c
10 Stamps with 1 box Shaker ’
Salt 1
10 Stamps with 3 cans A&P ,
Tomato Soup ........... 250
10 Stamps With 1 pkg. Quaker '11
Tuned Corn Flakes. . . . ...10g
35‘ w .
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. 10 stamps with 3 111680. Fancy
with Groceries
10 Ramps with 1 can Amino
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10 Stamps with 1 can Pepper.
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using ‘the hailstorm. The claims
ven Hospital something over a year
ago. Previous to that. he had had a
‘bridge frequently during the season,
Bayvlew avenue, South Norvai
through the winter, intends to more to
Week.
launch constructed at the Stamford
Molar Works. The crait will
is ex ccted to make 1ecord t me. so.
will 9 roomy and conitortiihle, bout
evei. having berths foi ei hh percent
The boat is expected to a delivers?
here in a few days.
The the around the Forest Hi
Villa propciiv. last Thesday. did co -
sideiabie damage. it Is supposed tho!
a spaik from a passing railroad train
set the grass on tire and although the
two Rowayton are 1inanimate: were
promptly summoned. the flames spread
across the lots to the house, being driv-
en by a southwest gale. some out.
houses and 11 large wood pile were con-
Itimed. and it was only by heroic work
that the residence was sav.ed This is
the second time recently that the
bones has been Threatened.
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Richard Abcndroih
with grip.
Mrs. Edward Hiatlicy gave an after-
noon whlst Tuesday.
Captain Fowler is busy overhauling
his 40-foot bout Marion.
Mrs. Sands Sellcck and son l-ioward
are visiting friends in Dnricn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming. .lr..
has been ill
, spent Easter with friends at Orange.
N. .l.
The caddies' house of Wee Burn
Golf Club is to be moved to the wind
mill. 1
, Capt. Reinhiirt has opened his child
ren 's home in the Noxoa house, Main
sticcl
A 1111191 tank with a capacity of 800
gallons is being built on i). ii‘ Chop
man's place Coilelider Point. '
A ihige celoiv garden is being laid
out on the grounds of Captain (‘ iii
0951. near Rings End bridge.
Thomas Harris is to build 11 bunga-
low on his estate near Lillie Point.
It will be known as Rakadoni.
William Collins and Earl Fowler
gave an exhibition walk from Novo-
ton Heights to Trinity
turn. 11 distance 0! 35 miles. Monday.
The first sermon 'tiy tlielncw pastor,
Rev. Mr. Smith. Was preached to the
Mclhodist cougrcagtion last Sunday.
The former iiilnister..iiev. Mr. Lalne,
went to Weston. b
ichs H. Nash. of Brooklyn. was a
Norolon visitor this week. on his way
to his summer home. Nash island.
where he expects to move in the near
futu'e (oi the season.
l' George Punzsll has». bought‘ iroin
Mrs. Allie Lyon Fitch a large plots
' will lond'mn “wile .VBIlu81Dili‘Iel] on
l
1" GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
HAVING secured the services
of an expert Upholsterer
from New .York City. 1 am now
pre’pared‘to give
Perfeét Satisfaction
Upholstenng
Mattress Making
Laying Carpets
Epitome Etc»
F. A. MITCHELL
COR. WALL AND HIGH s'rs..
'NOIWAL’K. CONN.
tiliitliiilliiiiii
HOYT‘S THEATRE
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.Gen‘cral‘ Manager
Anthony Geronimo”
Wm.. H: Chine. . . .1. Musical pirectpr
SATUAEAY, April 17
THE MU‘BICAL 'sfiitLEns,
FlVe Music Bumpers.
DICVK zAni‘tow a 00.,
Comedy Cyclists.
CHARLES HUGHES. ANDV SINGING
GIRL.
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her summer home in this 91min“; V
George D. McKay and liobert 8. Bar-
clay have had a handsome lorty- Toot ,
b0 ..
”,eauipped with a powetlul en inc and
Lake and re- ,
contains live acres.
. Real Estate and
melviAcA'VA'Tni‘o, g .
utilitarian-1cm and singing The. f '
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m road You Have alway- #311th and Vikki? “3 iii“:
use for over ‘io years, has Inn-not!) the claw-ahead 1'
__.. and been inalie‘hnder his pu-
_ sonal supervision since its in
. 0 Allow no onotodeoelvo you .a
All Countert‘clts, Invitations ”tilt-1W" are but
Experiments that trifle wi 1111a elitism: no mo: of
Infants and Children—Exp rienoe against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Guam is a harmless annihilate for Chalet Oil.
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It; '13 Pleasant. ti
‘ contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It. destroys Worms
,nnd allays Feverishness. It cut )8 Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flathlonoy. It Williams the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, givingr healthy and naturill fiber.
The Children’s Panacea-«The Mother’s Friend.
osmium: CASTORIA < ntwavs
Boat! thel’BlgVnatiire pt ' '
The Kill You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
on mu guialm n dun-av "can. an vooirom
the Grand Army of the Republic. He
leaves a sister In Lebanon, Conn. He
had been in failing health fer many
months He will be sadly missed in
many homes. where his bright pres-
cine was Valuing welcome.
_,_
wl1l1li he intends to build. The lot
Water pipes for use in sprinkling
the green are being liiid over Wee
Burn golf grounds. It is expected the
opening spring tournament will be
played lln- first Saturday in May.
Archibald (‘uiupbcli Foss has an-
nounced the marriage of his sister.
Miss t‘ui'oiinc Mead Poss, to Edgar
Grunt Gygcr. on Saturday, March l2,
at ilarlcn. Mr. and Mrs. tlygi-r are at
home in their t‘rienuds at Graham
Court. New York.
The death of Nelson Lord at the
Soldiers' Home. Norolon Heights,
Wednesday. April, '1'. will be deeply r1;
grettcd by many friends of this kind-
iy natured man and loyal soldier of
The Oilfield
Dinners Evenings.
3 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinnen a annuity. i. 1
Dinner Parties and Banquets;i .
solicited.
CHARLES 1111mm
Proprietor.
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mull increase in value With the rapid
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