lag-1,1111 s
lsills. of Norwalk. The happy event
makes J. R. Marvin I grandfather for
the. first time.
1" The attendance 'at the weekly pier
or service of the East Avenue Reflio
idiot church we; the largest to bailout
six months, and was an ant usld'ltio
meeting. The pastor Rev. w w. Oil-
0 lies. was leader.
Mr. and Mrs 11 Del.e'skey enter-
wghostly of friends,
;tained at small
Wednesday even at their home ill
“Vfliyrtle. avenue he evening was
pleasantly spent with music and other
diversions. and refreshments were
served.
The. mod was cleaned out of the gut-
ters in Van Zarrdt street. yesterday.
by Finch Brothers. This material is be-
ing utilized as a filler in one of the
yards ill the-thoroughfare. The gutter
cleaning is being extended throughout
this part of the town.
The public appreciates the new pub-
lic clock over the. entrance to the mo-
tor generator house in Seavlew ave-
nue, arid the only complaint is about
. the face which is not particularly dis-
The Junior League of the Fast Ave- tinct ill the day time. The clock is
111111 Methodist church. is having a rlrlly' keeping excellent time.
this afternoon, at 3: 30. at the church. “There. is now another phase to that
The East Norwalk Glee Club will contrmersv over the water on the
hold a rehearsal this evening. at tile' property about the t1'101n1-r of East
11011190er and Mrs. 0. Howard King. Washington and on streets. A num-
in Van Zundt street. . Vber of people were kicking, this morn-
T s Glover of Rowan street u..- ning. that if the water was allowed to
local agent of the Maxwell autorno 'stand as now it will soon bet omc stag
biles, has "teamed 11 f0“, cylinder mm. 1 11am and dangerous. One man believ-
ill! car from {”9 company ed, he said [hilt tilt} board of health
Mrs Minot ‘8. Partrlck or the 111111111 ““0“” 11911011111111.
ington street bridge, who has been ser V While no direct result has been so-
ionsiy ill, is oonsirlenabil improved
and yesterday was able to sit 1111.
Bridge Pharmacy
- Prompt and ancient service at i
all times.
Personal ottientioI'xIVIn to all
prescription work.‘
Chairs for our trolley. patrons.
Come in and wait for zonrpar.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.1. PARKER. Raincoat.
fire distr-ltt electric committee r-elu
Harold Cunningham is scheduled to tire to the arrest and tontlction of'
lead ”H. aemu.“ the 14W!“ Workers - persons breaking the. street lights ma
ociet Snlda 9,.“ 1h, t0 r10, licionsly, it is believed that the warn
a“, ,,,'.' “Th; ’iyi'ile 311%1501} 3,3,.“ D ling will have a wholesome effect So
Mr. and Mrs. Ahdllew' J Croat-11111111 {’11 r as has been asccrtuiued. there lrss'
are moving today, from Myrtle avenue
to the Lincoln apartment house irl ,
South Main “n.6,. Sodth Norwalk. 1 Arthur Lincoln thebrorwalk human
who has reduced his weight v1111 c-on
Frank P Odd" the young Washington sidcrably b walkinv trips around the
street “3"va “a” returned “'0‘“ '1 town incln’dln 1121151 ‘\'or.wsik slop-
few days' visit ill Xew Y'ork city P g
wher he w the u M of hi , 1othe1,1 pod and saw some of his frir lids ller:c
liar: Odd” g 8 s ” ' this morning. They learned that Mr.
5 0' , I incolll has resumed his training after
The1 local natural gl‘UWtb oystermcn a temporary layoff. During the early
who have been catching seed off morning he sent down around (‘alf
Bridgeport. this week. m‘t‘ “WWW" Pasture and friends declare he took
honre this afternoon, for over Sntur- a phu‘go pm, u... 3““ water
day and Sunday. According to arrangements decided
The ladies of Christ church gave 1111-
other supper, last evening, at the par-
isll rooms irl Van Zandt street. and
raised a considerable sum for the benc-
tlt of the church.
The Pastime orchestra, of which
Charles Levy is leader, will go to lla-
rierl, this evening. ulrd furnish music
tor a subscription dance to be held in
the town hall of that place.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. J. Wallace Marvin, and today
both the. mother and child are rclmrt-
ed as getting along nicely. Mrs. Mar-
vin was formerly Miss Edith Cousins
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Con
fDDAOiMElFiOUR
ecu no breaking of the lamps dur'ing
the last day or two
ing trip, of which Doc Marshall is
sponsor, and which is to collie of! Sun-
day, will be to Danbnry. instead at
Stamford. as at first planned. The on-
thnsiusm has been so contagious that
Both Engineer George Spraguc and
Commodm-e Bill how have been mug
in on the. deal. Commodore Dow says
that George will be the patelllakcr.
Women’ s Auxiliall of Christ arish last
evening, .1t the. parish rooms ill nnl
Za'ndl sill-tit prover] a gratifving snc
cess. A line clam chow de'r was iserved
in connection with tilt1 regular slipper.
Miss Elsie Keiicv, assisted by her
Sunday schOol class dispensed home
made c'onfettions which met with a
ready sale. -A neat sum was realized
work. .,
NOTICE
East Norwalk Fire District
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INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
1. iii. LAYT'ON 8: CO
;;1-...§l'i‘f€23?‘2.‘ 33-1-1...
Fire District are hereby untitled that
a district tax of three mills 011 the
dollar. laid on the" nwn Assessment
List of 1908. at a meeting of the Dis
at the East Norwalk school house will
be due and payable on the first day
of May 1909,11t which time i shall
be ready to receive the same at my
store No 10 First street Penalt at
the rate of pine per cent a year rom
May 1 1909, will be charged on all
taxes' remaining unpaid on and after
June 111909.
to. E. GORHAM;
Collector of Taxes ‘fOr the East Nor-
walk Fire District.
Dated, East Norwaik, April 20 1909.
1121 1
A Tirnelyrgsuhiect
For All Howie-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
ll the premises Soap and the
-scrub brush for the house and
the rake for the lawn are good.
but they dont’ go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the barns.
stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with '.
point.
We. have everything for the
pointing—linseed oil, tarps...
brusaes and ,
Atlantic Pure White Lead
,‘, This quos
obi-on iov PAMER aaaso
~ W arkptee this. White
:Le'a a p11 15y..-
See us about your painting.
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111 [RRVfRS 11111
1.» wot-1. .1 .w -
.. vet-11'“) 1h
meivmfla atom
1‘22 menisci-oil s't'l'l'at‘f
£56 I56trto‘l 611‘ than ~ moss m -
Joan. .-. .t,.....,,., W... .. ,
cured fronl the reward offered by tlrei
i lleKly 11
upon this morning. the Weston w-alk ““351“ for- “Wu"
Tht1 sppper Willi h was gelled by the,
and the proceeds will go toward parish. the Methodist Church
trict held on the 21‘] day of June. i908.’
.l will notice a steady
' debilitnte
WWW" rSlloleiatFit
We.“ .
some "111111. 111111 at.
oinennole D0. 316111111 mm 14”
11 amy-
tantalum. till: ven-
lug life groatiy in tho army-,1 t.
Jdneo 0'de if it?“ re-
1'eéntilytboclt-eln mgs out For
B. l". DeKlyn, at Fine Point. in con
fiction with the spring improvements
8]"?
Archifie erick Al . of Row-
ayton. has I plans , posed
club top“ which the ' oint di-
vision til; 0' United stator ' Ravi
Corps is" 6‘ erect this spring at 1101::
Point.
being ifhlled. and the members will
have anotherdsnce in South Norwaik.
May 7, to secure additional funds. -
The mum») Junior!l baseball
team is plann'ui to play the Darien
Juniors at the on Point diamond to‘
morrow morning. weather permitting
These two teams ntet .in Dari“. last
Saturday, and the local youngsters
secured six runs to Darlens' three.
Tomorrow's event is a return game
and the some players will i' on hand.
The water in Raymond‘s ice pond.
which was drained of! soon after the
crop of ice was cut, and until recently
had almost entirely disappeared, is
now higher than at any time during
the winter. This condition is brought
about by the heavy rainfall of the last
fortnight, and only a slope of about six
inches separated the pond from the
road in some places at 7 o‘clock this
morning. -... .
Romyton c. N. J.
A gas pipe is being laid from the
residence or B. F. DeKlyn to the Pine
Ledge Club house, which .-wili‘be utiliz-
ed as part of the Nylited estate this
summer.
in this connection. ill the large house
on the estate is a gas nlaltln machine
and it was then goose of r. DeKlyn
to install anoth in the club house
The contractor secured 401- this gar-t
,pose intended to get his money a w
from the performance, and informed
'lurothcr contractor that he would ge
a little more than the work was worth
,1111 Mr. DeKlyn was rich and would pay
anything asked for unsuspectingly
Contractor N0. 2 quietly informed Mr-
The latter chuckled and or
tiered that a pipe be laid from the
house to the club building, dispenainy
with the neccssih of another gas mu
thine. Thus did the first contractor
to make use of a phrase used in our
readers at schotll. long «so, kill the
goose that laid the golden egg.
-For a mild. easy action of the bow-j.
eis. a single dose of Donn' Regulate ii
enough. Treatlnq'r't cure»: a'bituol con-
atlpntion 25 cents a not}, Ask your
111W
Mrs M J. Lambert is. in the Nor
walk Hospital.
F, l). Driacoll is on a visit to
friends at Kent Conn. 4 fl“ ~
Dr. E.T1ent Payne. who has been
quite iii, is much improved.
Mrs (‘ E. Bayles is recovering
from a scyere attack of mercury pois-
S. M Allen. the druggist. took an
afternoon off yesterday and paid a
'visit in Stamford.
Rev. Mr Smith the new poster of
received his
household goods this week.
School children were rehearsing If
the Town Hall this week for the enter-
tainment they are to give April at?
and 30
Mrs. George H. Norton and rs. Wes
lcy Brady. of Darien. are in ashliik
ton attending the national convert
lion of the D. A. R.
George Knapp has the contract to
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk paint seven warnin signs to be eroti-
ed by the town. gving notice to on”
fomobilists to observe the law
All preparations are. now complete
for the dance to be held by the youn‘c'
people this Evening, at the Darioty
town hall and the event promises to
be a highlv enjoyable 01111.11 is a sub-
scription affair
I Walter F Blinn of Darlen. is just
getting about again after a severe at-
tack of grip. Mr. Bllnn reports that
he has had the malady on him for sev-
en weeks and thus far has not received
much medical relief.
The Darien authorities have not an-
nounced whether they will be out on
the trail next Sunday of alrtomobilists
who fail to keep within the speed lino
it allowed by law or do not give warn-
M
iii Pili..iiiilii’iili'ii
Druggisl BuicrOfiets to Pay ior SI-
moseflnh ii .i' Not Make
." “phobic Fat
M
Pale. thin people 111 sinfpiy suffer-
.ing from want 111-11951» ailment. They
may eat enough. but their two is not
properly dtgestod and does them no
good.
Samose' the ismsrkible flesh Torm-
ng food shOuld he used by till who a
Late. weak and thin. .It In lee with
the food and aids all
when taken for Rhall'brt ti (‘3. Namr6
ill soon assert or arms powers.
nd th'e' ~their that is finish will givb‘
siren h and “will . . .
We gh yourself before you coni-
mence the use of flatness. and you
gain. ,Bamose
is a scientific flesh- forming food that
restores the thin and scrawny to their
pro'pe per :11 ght an fills the weak and
with v got and 'vltblity.
. The woman who longs for may
cheeks and the plumpness of beauty
should use Samose. The man who
, wants. to be strong and well and gold
health and good flesh. will find his
desires abodmi'liished by Samoan.
Such remarkable results have fol-
low it the as? of Samose thatpruggiot
Ball or 'i‘s wt ling to pity for the treat-
'ment if it. doe's not give th
result}. He makes this offer generally
Vane wants all who. are thin. weak and“
out of health to get a box of Somme
from him on thorn, terms.
\.
Money for this purpose is now '
An interesting story is told _
2 bond. whine“ and death was recorded
‘Brencber's estate but Judge lockwood
including the members of the tire com-
shallot on. so that -
null 111‘ tirililth
log signals at cross roads. but it is
VnVlly expected that they will be on the.
o .
Mrs. Henry Brencher intends to con
tinlle the shoe business of her hus-
sarlier in - the week. The prob to
court has not 1121 had a hearing on
s ilsuéd an order empowering .Mrs.
reacher to reopen the store.
-—CARD OF THANKS.
l desire «to-thank the many friends.
pony and the Business Men's Associa-
tion for their mam courteeles during
my bereavement.
MR8. nsxav salesman.
4..
1
liiililli-‘
' - All;
Edward Eakinnd spent Sunday in
New York.
The Reading Circt'le. met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Alice Olmstead.
George Hoyt. of Waterbury. paid a
business trip to Wilton. last week.
Mrs. Wowd. of Madison. Conn.. is
visiting her daughttll Mrs Frank Com-
stetk. ,
The Home Mission Society met Wod-
nesday afternoon at the Congregation-
al parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
in town Monday at their
home 111 Cannon.
Miss Mabel Johnhtone, of
port, is Waiting her grand
Mrs. Jane Fools.
Will Kroger has invested in a new.
into, and daily Meets the incoming
trains at the depot.
Quite a number from this place nt-'
tended the dance at Merrill :1 Business
College. Monday evening.
' Mrs A w Mérwln is recovering
from a severe cold. Mrs J M Betta
has returned from a few days‘ visitV
with friends in New York.
John Keating, of South Wilton. baaj'
liltl his parlor paper-ed loan unto-deter
R. Fears srriy ed
summer
Bridge
mother
der John 1. Davis and the mom
80ihthea do hi the
iiiowér in intern oldef‘é’dun t?
oppres'avtea 11-111mm their the
rain 11 i e'd iiito 11 Biedd'y «01111116111.
continuing all day Tuesday.
During the thunder storm Monday
afternoon. the electric fluid struck a
‘largte elm tree very ,near lanai), Jihgi.
Bets‘,h e, shit hotterng a m ., a
spending. 8|”Zest tonsil: on a. telephone
wire. The (one '6' "roast caused bark
and splinters u y n'evel‘y direction.
some pieces being hurled severpi hun-
di'edc teet.
iey led on Tu sdiiy.
stills mln‘eikl “$1131... litter jib lr.ort
111w. although he fits been in (stable
health for sometime. (1 came to Wll
' " " lIRel‘ p.11
%;§8g‘l ' tley lost his Wife,
ryssr “all ~ ‘ ‘ , ml -
wwfi' « , , "'11th
11 -~ ve , y . ..
rri‘i' ~~ 11.11""
fil‘ .. ‘ , r
“1319 entered
the (1111in R vim 3.101111st ‘.
ofilciate .. )
REGISTER YOUR DOG.
out or 1.1101160 Which. 11111161 bet-e
[started on or at!
only 300 owira' have coililpiie‘d
after which tithe a dollar extra ill
be charged. Do It now.1nnd rivoid inrlcli
trouble and expense.
EARNING tAaLv.
Universalist'mder. )
Sunday School teacher had been
{hi liig‘ tier cities the story 0 the good
Aritdn. When she so their
what the story ineaat a little Buy
"it then that when l it'll in
l
trouble my neighbors must help me." u
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u,
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ii
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manner ponei design and ribbon bop V
The temperature on Monday reached, 1:
‘1
'1;
1 from his Ohio
1, ,
1 the hut. Little over a when redistil'
(bills-11
Timiy liars
Recruiting sergeant—~11.) you know
anything about the drill? Recruit—1
A1 course. at Oi list tell ye Oi
11:2113A1sli..".
in Record
" The mini who does not think that
he knows more than the hose is not
capable cf pronerb holding down his
(several distinguished actors I ti an
”sored when The Rivals comes
y these ftlire year ""
5-,
various .1011 its colloid.
Two sons of a fanlnup sire, Joseph
And William W. Jefferson. are to soon
present in this city. Richard Blinsley
She'rldans comedy masterpiece. The
Rivals. which on different occasions.
llo‘l undoubtedly played to the largest
receipts ever known in theatrical hia-
“,3 y Joseph Jefferson, as Sir Lucius
0' ri gar exceiis all other charitierl-
9 '9 (lithium which VII
with!“ by the] fig
William W. .le er
Adres, amply demonstrates “infill e il
a m worthy successor to (oth-
or e supporting compaby ildes
evening of delightful enioyment is as-
to
Hoyt' s Theatre. tomorrow night.
1
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YARDE STOCK CO.
1At Hoyt's Theatre, beginning Mon-
day. the. Harry D. Yarde Stock Com
pany will present high class royalty
plays baclr nigh t. change of program
Monday and hr1rsda1.’l‘he theatre
is now controlled by Ieronle Rosen-
berg, of New York. with P. J. Martin
as resident meanger. Every Wednes-
day and Saturday there will be har-
gain‘motiness, and Friday nights will
be amateur nights. Saturday, matinee
and night. thrwell known Jeffersons
curlers——
stein [MW
ey. G. A
1
Goodwin New. York wW E. Beat, 8111'
ry 13. Yard. Florence White Eugene
w bber, New Haven; GedroaA. ans-
tle . C. W. Caner-.1. J. DohyJi.
(losslnan, Boston. Mass.
MIMCRCmG—A-lt P. nit-carols and
family. Elly Raymond city: lira. Fred
Buckley. Metoohen. N. Y.; A. is, cut»
her and wife. P. J Mustard. A 1.9““.
s N. Bears, M. 31ml. 3 B Mir-.m-
Childs. Hortmrd; F L. Watts.
Mild; J A. Huston. Moonwalk-3.5.
L. R. Hurlbutt Wilton; 8. Wet. n.
Bridgeport; Mrs. I) North. 3;.”
,Delnpsey. A. Ahi'nnp Don
Charles (I. Cain, Northampton:
Hill. Hammondspornfl .
Chester. N. Y.; E. F. Gilli. Green-
wich; George H. Robertson. South
Coventry.
O‘..T°RI‘.. . T
W“. 11ml w
of
The largest electrical cooking do:
vice in actual use is an electric linke-
oven at Marseilles, France. The cost
of baking 60 pounds of bread is less
than 50 cents.
will present The Rivals.
liliilliliiil ii I’
Are you ready
GET READY i
, . Penman-ran.
iiiilili lililll lili
1 if not. enter
Merrill Business College
And Prepare.
, GET READY NOW l-
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To Install High Grade Plumbing in Your New
iiome. or Do the ‘l‘inntdg'o‘l'l
,_ Roof.
see Materials. 1' an meet and undead
Workmanship Guaranteed lien.
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Gutters and tulle-11.9”
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