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BRIDGE PKARMACY
.:‘:I l :J.‘VPARKIR.‘ Manager.
The barge Hurry Up has arrived in
the barber for Raymond Brothers. She
is loaded with Lehigh coal.
. The Wright Brothers‘ launch Vnru-
na, which Jesse Ayers has fitted with
9 Mn” will be put into commission
shortly. -
A Homer Hathaway. of. Boston or
rived .ln town last evening, to spend
Saturday and Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hathaway, of Myr-
tle 'avenue .
Bert Bogart, who has recently sold
out his interest in a‘husiness at La
Rule, lndiana, has not fully decided
whether he will live in East Norwalk
or New York.
.' Quite a delegation of young‘peoplc
from East Norwnlk went over to Arlon
Hail, last evening. and attended the
phsual ball of Putnam Hose Company
0V7 South Norwaik.
The tug Addie V., Captain H. S.
liockwood and Engineer Ellis 8. How—
old, took a'harge loaded with crush-
ed stone up“ the harbor, this morning.
for the city of Norwalk.
Miss Pearl Waldron. who recently
underwent another operation. can
thine: to improve nicely and yesterday
Was able to go out in her father s auto-
-niolillo for a short time.
Gilltain Charles Remson arrived in
theWarbor with his sleep Ella Gerber
yesterday. from Bridgeport and vicin.
ity, where he has been working on the
natural growth oyster groundsednring‘
the week.
The trolley schedule was knocked
askew for a time this morning on ac
count of the opening of the Washing-
ton street d‘.rdwbridge but the trolley-
men did some hustling and finally got
. the cars on time again.
'_ William O. Merritt has had a tar
walk laid in front of his residence in
IS‘eaview avenue. There is more sub-
stantial sidewalk on this thoroughfare
than on any other street in East Nor
walk with the exception of Rowan
street.
The. meeting of the youIIgImcn or
the Oriole Club will be» held tomorrow
evening, at (5 o‘clock. at the barber
shop of F. P. and C. Oddo, on thc
Washington street bridge, instead of
in the former Salvation Army quarters,
which the young men are, figuring on
having for the club.
There was a large representation of
the members of the Dory Social Club
at the dance held last evening at the
(lab qharters in Cove avenue as well
as many' of their young lady friends.
The club’ a own orchestra furnished the
music. It is expected that there will
be more of these events.
Many people hurrying to work short-
ly before 7: so this mernlng wore held.
up fdr more than ten minutes, on so
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but they dont enough.
You can clean in away. but
to make til house. the barns.
stables Ioni?‘ fences rlsht they
should. be lréshenod up with
paint.
We have everything for the
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DurCH 1'eovrovl‘m'l'llfl so.
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letter day in the history of
city.
ton strut drpwlir rise. to allow a n'uip
schooner bound for the dock or the
St. Gebrga Pulp and Paper (propane
pt Norwalla to pass throuslm Jet ,
The Rev. Dr's Charles K. Woodlon'
bade farewell to his friends in .Mt
Nor-walk yesterday, and departed for
his new home at Oyster Bay, lion
island. Dr. Woodson‘s house'hol
goods were taken across the sound
yesterday. by Captain Thomas lion
dricks, in E Hill's gasoline boat.
., The Rev. W. W. Gillies will preach
morning and evening. tomorrow at
the East Avenue Methodist church
Ills household effects arrived in town
from Brooklyn yesterday. but will not
be installed in the parsonage in Rowan
street for a few days Mr Gillies in
the meantime is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. G. HowaId King. of Van Zandt
street. *
Bennie Cello of A. ll. Hafner's
store, started to cut up some linoleum
yesterday, with a pocket knife, and be
fore he finished be partially carved
his left thumb from his hand. The
Wound bled pmfusely but no serious
resultsrare anticipated He hustled
next door into the Bridge Pharmacy.
where Manager Jame; Parker dressed
the injury for hlrn.
Contractor Leslie Gamble began
work on the. collar of the new real-
dence of Captain Frederick i. Byxbee
in Cedar street South Norwalk. ves
terday. The cellar w ll be of concrete
construction. The house which will go
above this is to have nine rooms and
will be fitted with all- nIodeIn conven-
icnces A hot water heating appara
me will be installed.
The. members of the. Dory Social
Club are. looking forward with much
pleasure to their camp this season on
Nauvoo island. Just the date for on-
ening it has not been decided Iipon,
but the young men intend to make a
good long stay. Their boats are now
being made ready {OI the season it
is also expected that they will make
frequent trips to Long island.
Jesse Ayrcs and Peter Nelson have
or
been having a hard job getting the big
sloop Sherwood overboard.
was wei. up on the shore and a big tide
would be required to get her to slip
overboard easily.
decided to bake time by the forclock
by trying another devise.
'i‘lro sloop
This morning they
A stout
“jack" was rigged up against the bow
and was more effective than a dosen
Inen.
Friday. April 16th, 1909, was n red
at Nor
walk's new public clock; for it was
yesterday that the clock was finally
put into commission. I The improve-
ment is a much appreciated one. ni-
thonglI its desirability will not be fully
realized until the clock is perfectly
regulated, which will. probably take
only a few days.
At night the dial of
the tiinepiecc is illuminated by electri
The history of this clock began
when subscriptions for it
The works were made
last. wintei,
were asked for.
in Switzerland. .
.(lcorge. B. Raymond. of Morristown.
New Jersey, one of the gentlemen of
the old sportsmen‘s school, and a con
from of Ed. James in his earlier days.
MONEY ADVANCED
to‘ all, on their household .gurntture,
pianos‘ and other personal property.
without remov.2f,'on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. in-
dependent Loan and Security Gm.
Havliand Bldg. Washington St. 0mm
open until 7 p. to. Monday and Sai-
away until 8:30.
‘ by' George Wilkes, caused Bill Portia.
got the Washing. , 0nd
ti'i'lin Eoufllil
war and an opposition paper start
who is known soothe tail son of New
York. to “give up the fight Mr. Ray
:1 ch numbers of all the
rti porn, and is in correspondr
neg: w it an old blind newspaper man
tyvfonr years of age. He is 33
young and sprightly 0 ever.
, John l..Wood..youaust.brothai of
Henry A, Wood, of this place; died last
night at East Woods. nesr- Trinit
Lake New York, ‘after an Hoses 0}
about two years. He was a at sixt
years 'of 159'. His death was the may
suit of being struck by a heavy limb
of a tree while riding in his wazop,
this resulting in partial paralysis from
which he never recovered. He was
shoemak by trade. but in differen'i
times of is life was in other business,
He leaves a wide and one daughteir
together with brothers and sister
and hundreds of warm frienrfs wngI
will all regret his untimely death. Th
funeral will take place tomorrow and
the remains will be interred in Lewis
boro, New York. cemetery. Mr. Wood
will of couIsc attend the funeral.
Captain Nathan Roberts. the cheeryl
old sailing master who has a firm
grip on the tiller. is in his ninety;
fourth annual cruise of life. and the
other ay walked from his home in
South sborn avenue to upper Noni
walk and back in one inning, and iii
not make any fuss about it either. Um
cle Nate would rather walk than ride‘
any time and counting the distance
from Marshall street to Wall street.
bridge and back at a mile and a half.
the entire distance would .be about
four miles. We mention Marshall
street because it is the first street
that was ever named in South Nor-
walk and was christened after the
steamboat John Marshall, which used
to ply between New York and South
Norwalk. Captain Roberts says if a
woman who has been housed up most'
of her live can live to be 108 years.,
its was the case of an old lady in,
Brooklyn he..th hwbeen out doors
most all his life. cannot see why he
should not get there too.
Hill"!!!
Fred Dibble, of Rowayton avenue:
has secured a position in New Haven.
w H. lloylo Jr. is getting his
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8. D. Woods. a former resident out
this place. is spending some time witb‘V
relatives hero.
Miss lrene Alkali, of New York. is a:
guest at the residence of lewrlght
Charles Klein. in North avenue.
Rev. J. L. McDermott. thd'new
Methodist minister. and family have
arrived and taken up their abode at
the parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. William DeWaters. of
Mt. Vernon. will spend Sunday with
rhetormcr's parents. Captain and Mrs.
John Dowirters. of Pennoyer street.
Will all members of Reheyten Free
Library Association kindly pay their
annual dues of 50 cents to the librar-
km or treasurer as soon as possible?
R. Maginw. of Bmokside. has puri
chaired a new Chambers Detroit auto-‘
mobile thIongh the agency of Fred:
crick E. Lockwood Id; Company, of
Norwalk.
.1. Sherman Hoyt, of Contentmet
island, is having a w speed launc
constructed, which is eprcted to'
make the triprrom the island to New
York city in two hours. .
The Reliance Social Club held a
very1succsssful whislt in their parlors
ye terday afternoon. A large number
e in attendance and a most enjoya-
hie afternoon was passed.
George Sharron. of Goldfield. Neva
da, formerly of Rowayton is expected
home soon f a two months‘ .stay with
his parents. r. and Mrs. Hiram Sher-V
run, of Rowayten avenue.
There will be a‘ speeds meeting of
I the Reliance social Club Monday at
3 p. m. A large httendance is request-
ed. as business oi importaneetis to be
brought below the attesting.
Edward Beers. formerly janitor of
the Norrislk Yacht Club. has been an
based as steward of the Rowsyton
Yacht Club for the coming season and,
will begin his duties shortly '
Messrs, Raymond and Daniels, wb
are constructing a number of cottage
on the Rockland road. between South-
i
. Norwalk and Rewayton. have three' of
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Clem Albrecht and
- 'of the official iném
t.gunizatlon. at the bottle of Mr. Al-
biecht. in Raymond street, last cvell- .
IE, Cleverly, tw'o
rs of that or
big. Every bod ,anjpye'd themselves
immensely, pla sing games. singing,
etc.; and net's r ceasing with the f
until right up to midnight, when the
party broke e.up A sumptuous repast
was served ardund 10: 30 o'clock and
this also, was much enjoyed. Anion;
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limb Wiggountedhm I4:113”
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suit
and
l 'g'ages of
April 1908. there was only one trans-
for of property. and mortgage of :6.-
launch in commission for the coming ’
in; on the porch of Scbllchtlng Broth
' presented a deplorable appearance.
., their operations.
' stationed at Gilbertvilie. Mass.
‘ '- avislt with friend-“in Norwalk.
those; present were the pastor oft
icburch. M Cunningham, if his w
and child db and Miss ary Snl ‘
“the i
Dr. E. Treiit Payne is believed to be
slowly recovering from his illness.
St. John & Keeper. ntmators, are
making several large sl rations at the
Tokelelio inn. ‘
Ivrd Buttery has returned horns
to Dar on from a visit in New York
city with his brother: Andrew But-
tery.
Frank Bill, of Kent as a guest
Wednesday of his fifind. Frank V.
Zahn, the Darien druggist.
“Henry Brenchef,“"who libs been ser-k
ionsly iii of pneumonia. has not im:
proved very much during the past ten.
days.
Miss Estelle Cave file's returned
home to Darren from a visit with her,
friend, Miss Haael Ferris. in Glen-
brook.
A new road has beep constructed
from Maple avenue. leading to the
Selleck estate, on the hill just south
of Iieltoy avenue.
Benjamin Harris. of the Hairis Con-
struction Company. of Stamford. has
purchased the Mackey place on the
Post road. in Darlen.
. The Zeta er estate'has' received a
load of b nestone imm Tompkins
Cove to be used for roadmaklng. it.
has bought a steam roller ‘
C B Edwards has sold his family
homestead including five acres of
land. in Midfield avenue. The purch-
user is a New York party.
The diet road for autos at Wee]
Burn Golf club is to be closed and
a new and nine wider road built on
the west side of he club house.
The Noroton brass band gave a snow
cessinl masquerade dance last even.
lng at the Darien town hall Music
for the event was furnished by Richard
Abandroth' s orchestra.
letters received by their friends in-
dlcate William B. Street and flinlly
are stopping at African points where
Mr. Roodevolt will visit. Miss Stella
Austin'ls with the party.
There were five sales of real estate”
in Dorie the past week. with mow
ISit, 000. For the that week in
000. The sales last week were: W. E.
Daniels to Jessie C Holmes, Hawes
avenue; J to Define“ to D. W. De
,Foreet, H tatreet: P. S. Fitch to
Charlotte E Worillow, land: 0. H.
blown to S 'l‘orok Kings h'righway:
G. H. Noxon to Mmy A. Anderson.
Main str.cc.t
Mrs MaIgarei McrIitt wife of an
umbiclla mender, and a woman well
along in years. was taken up to
Bridgeport jail ThIIIsiiay afternoon by
Contsable Hanford Smith, who had arr
rested her about 8 o‘clolllr in the mora-
ers' store. She was intoxicated, and
Justice William H. Willmott, Jr.. de-
cided first a stay in Bridgeport would
really be n'kindness to her, though .
she diii not want to go.‘
Mrs. Dr..AVlice Lyon Fitch arrived
at her home in. anl: avenue. Dariep.
Thursday evening about 8 o'clock. lust
In timesto interrupt iw’o burglars in
The Wife“! heard
Mrs. Fitch when she went into the
house and they evidently had just pre-
ceded her. for they departed without
making a haul. They had left a door
“9911.80 as to make easy their escape
Mrs Fitch helephoned for her brother,
Mr Lyon who lies nearby. and also
sent a phone message for Constable
Hanford Smith. Lilitedltter responded
in quick time. but the burglars left no
VtraIe b hind them. This is the sce-
end at empted brag y in Daiien
within a few nights, a d both adults
have been early In the evening The
other attempt was made at the Brooks
resident} at Cedar Gate
Friends in Dar-ten have received
from Mrs Charles Reynolds 1of 565
North St. Louis street. 108 Angela.
pleasantly remembered in Darien as
Miss Katie Farts, a fine collection of
California views. including a plctui-o
of her beautiful cottage, with her
little boy sitting in his automobilei
Mrs. Rsoool writes; .. ”He is almost
three ,anda it years until s a ”Pit
cal Califor native son. and t
pride of his sndmo era heart. d
the right of if.” cottage \ou will new
lice in the picture. a row of calla
lilies. The) are, in the height of their
beauty now. we are all delighted with
California and would not re to live
in the East {I in " Mrs ..C Farts.
of varies, as her son' are has in
Lbs Angeies. “The views include an
edge grove field of California pop-
in8 miéwinter. late Norma!
school at Les ,AngrttI East Lake
Park. Wést Lake Park. soldiers' monu-
ment. Central Park. Methodist Church.
Hotel Alexandria Hollcnbeck Park
and BroadwaY. Jill, LOB Anéelefi-
There Was also a In moth California
watermelon, roommate” filling a flat
car. of proportions hardly safe to men-
iiiiil’llil
The Rev Warren P. Lenders is now
Mrs. Charles Godfrey's-sack from
'Dr. and Mrs. F. "Roland have. re.
turned from a brief outing in New
York city -
it is claimed that the present has
been the pod'redt year in the history
as smelt ilshinh statements “
The spirit of 'giading and improv-
ing the grounds surrounding the new
town building is south td‘be stimd.
A game of baseba 'is do .for
Sunday between the tuwgJ nine
and one representing Sout Not- silt.
The hotho covered an
’ were used in some
. remarks.
the singing of America by the andlv‘ »
.'
Stillman spent Sunday at
top at Lake Waccsbuc.
Thomas Fitzpatrick. who has been
ill for some time. is able to attend to
his duties in Stamford. '
Miss Anna Riley returned Sunday,
from a visit in New York. Miss Thar
can Beer accompanied her.
The quarterly meeting of the Read-
ing Room and Library Association
wil be lheid Monday evening
Miss F. May Faiity has been'enter.»
talIIlng New York friends this week;
at her home in Stamford avenue.
The friends of Mr: and Mrs. Frank
Kaiser, of Richmond Hill, gave them a
surprise, Friday evening. Whist was
the attraction.
P. ..l Nelligans apparatus for laying
tar concrote walks in the bomngh hail
arrived from Ware. Mass” and work
has commenced.
Through the influence of Dr. J. W.
McLane of New York, the chief den-
or of the Y. M. C. a number of his
lecture meal.
The club officials hope to have a large
audience.
At II special meeting of the Young
Men's Club, Tuesday evening. a com
mitten was appointed to act as man-
ager of a baseball club. George E.
Partly. W. O. Middlobrook. Jr.‘. and S.
Segborl Brihkerlioif were elected.
Through the kindness of C. W. Gor.
don, a good-sized field in the roar
of Hosted Lane has been loaned to
the club for athletics. and it is being
graded and put in shape for the, sea
son. One section will be devoted to
tennis and Malcolm Graham has giv-
en the club a fine outfit. The marm-
Irers are already negotiating amcs
for the summer schedule. whic will
make the season a lively one
The lecture before the Young \ieu' 3
Club. Sunday afternoon. by Burgess
Hiirold H. Mead. on Electricity. was
well. attended. Harold Demerritt acti'
cd in an advisory capacity fore Mr:
Mead. Considerable, c'ornpllcated nppur:
utus was used in demonstrations which
were not only interesting but correct.»
ed erroneous impressions. The speaks
er dealt with his subject 'ill a simple
and explicit way. About. 200,000 volts
of the experi-
angst»
ments. and the jump spark and new
are light were among the mam nmel
features. Lewis F. Cricbcl presided;
and closed the meeting nith a few
The meeting opened with
ence. after which Miss Rabhiii played
a piano selection.
"You get twice as much any as i
do,” grumbled the elevator boy.‘ ‘and
it ain't fair-"'2' "Theres a difference
between us, kid. "inujestlcally answer;
ed the'elevator starter. “You're mere-
ly a necessity. l'm a luxury.”—Chl-
cago Tribune. .
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MATJNEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY April 17
THE MUSICAL SPILLERS,
Elva Music Bumpers.
DICK zahnow a co.,
Comedy Cyclists.
CHARLES HUGHES _AND SINGING
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Eccentric Pianclouuc.
THE' vrncaya Taro,
italian Musical and Singing Trio,
‘ THs' abeék'S. ‘
Vaudeville's CleYeI‘Ist Juvenllps.
cassc‘sNr ohms“ sous.
. . The 'Up-ros-ro emu.
'extensive tract of the kroft pro F-
erty have been removed and are
beIIIaatiIon the land of BuE. Banks.I
. trimmings mm tumours, :New
York pityw 99%? cfnt here
he .wed-
3.335. DWZW‘ ne‘sd'i'y‘, rhed _‘to their
dptldtiv'e horses, Thursday.
fl'it a sin that with on Election. oi'
unfinished 1Wallis, yInwl ter
math or will be «Waugh? {blunt ha
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arousal" shouted s cynic in the roar:
week under the snpervislo‘h
Woman I. improvement society."
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.old Tom was on his way back, aftero.
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CATS WENT TROUTING.
Ferguson Rennie, of monomers, has
a fine trout brook, and a day or two
after the opening of the season, three
of his New lmidon friends dropped in
for a few hour's'iishlng. Alter-thrash
int,r around an hour or two they came
back to Mr. Ronnie's house with four
fine trout.
shelf III the sink room while lunch
When they went for their
fish, it was found that three of Mr.
Ronnie's choicest cats had each ap-
propriated one, and that the biggest
the last of the four. The 3er London
men went home sadly. but with more
knowledge or natural history than they
at ' a microns-Near London Day.
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The importation of cocoa into the
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