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The sweetest thing ahe’ s apt to say.
Her looks. i think. are more than
kldn.
. That' s just the way she feels today-
Tomorrow she may clmhge'her mind.
Now she Is distant. hard and cold;
To speak. Indeed. i hardly dare.
For fear 1 may he overbold;
She has a very freezing store.
it doesn‘t. do to get too gay;
Humility is best, I find.
That's just the way she feels today"
Tomorrow she may change her mind.
When she is pretty mean to me
Her disposition gives me hope.
And when she' a gracious as can be
Then with the darkest doubts I cope.
Her will I'm willing to obey, .
llut what it is I‘ve not dlvlned,
That's just the way she feels todayw
Tomorrow she may change her mind.
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BRIDGE PHARMACY
rs Hattie a. trillion. of it m1
srr et; has returned home from a vis-
it ln Boston. Mass.
The barge Joe. loaded with coal, Is
discharging her cargo at the wharf of
the Ferris Coal Company.
Miss Katherine Nichols, of Bethel.
was a guest, Sunday, of Miss Mildred
Baldwin, in East Norwsik.
Mrs. Hannah Green is quite serious-
ly ill at her home at 16 Fourth street.
Mrs. Green was taken Ill several weeks
ago.
Miss Edith Jr‘mson. of East Nor
walk, who has been Ill in bed for the
past two weeks, is able to be around
again.
Charles Levy and Frank Mead, of
East Norwalk, Iniend to go to Stam-
ford, tonight, and play for a dance to
be given in that city.
William Reed. a Fourth street
young man. has been going through a
siege of the grip. and has not yet re-
covered from the unpleasantness of the
malady.-
Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Howell return
ed to their home in New York. yester
day, after spending Sunday with Mrs
Howr-il’s' parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. w.
Adams. of i Benedict street. w
The Strawberry Hill champions and
Port Point Stars had an interesting
session at baseball, yesterday after
noon. The strawberry Hillers were
victorious by the score of 28 to 2i.
A final finishing cost of paint and
varnish ls belugmut Dr. H. D. Ay
ers‘ speed launch, wh% , an
der cover hem for the ';lt“...i.
~ The
work Is in charge of Charles Gehp
mnnn.
George F. Poole is having extensive
changes made in his launch Eva I.
The work is now nearly completed.
and shows a lengthened stern for the
craft which in addition to giving more
bihoyancy uft. also gives more room in
si e.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. l-‘rost, oi
llethcl. were over Sunday guests of
the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
linm Tobey. of Reynolds street. Mrs.
Trust's sister, Miss Jennie Tobey. wm
return to Bothei with them for a
week’s visit. L,
There was a baseball same on.the
highway at the corner of Seavlew'sve-
hue and Fort street. late yesterday
afternoon. The ball was halted around
in every direction. This morning there
was a broken window in the Gamble
' carpenter shop.
Most of the local natural growth oy-
stermen headed for Bridsenort azaln
yesterday to take a one as on getting
in a strike 01 late th
been so bad for oystering that the oy-
stermen have not been able to do much
and the market has not been rushing
for seed.
The Sunday school board of the East
Avenue« Methodist church held a
monthly session. last evening. when
the teachers in the school had an op.
portnnity to get together and talk over
the work of the next few Sundays.
Only regular matters in the business
hue came up
Bert Ayers reported this morning
that hehaa never heard anythingfrom
his son pusher. who disappeared at
number of weeks ago. Mr. Ayers be-
lieves the youngster cut loose in or-
der to get out of going to school. it
is confidently expected .tbpt he will
turn up again in town some day.
The Cmfut and Knapp Company an-
tomobiie has been making trips over
to East Norwalk. the last two days.
and it has been viewed with much in-
terest on account of the strike. Poo
not fall to scan the occupants. .Yes~
the east side. -
The employers of the Crescent [ADI-4n
dry were brought to the windows, and
everybody in the vicinity was startled
by what appeared to he a young esrth-'
quake about 8 o ‘cIooIt this morning, In
*An examina-
tion showed that a lie of columns and
lumber in the Ga ble carpenter shop
had toppled over.
G. L Price's millary Doso has
been hauled up on the ,ways at the
Nelson and' Ayeri shipyard, in Sea-
view avenue. WWW Is to be entire.
W
NOT W
at swarm new
The taxpayers the st Norwaik
Fire District are erebyEzotiiled that
a district but of three mills on the
dollar, laid on the 'Ipwn Assessment
List of 1908. ‘at a meeting of the Dis»
mot hold on the as day of June. 1008,
V ‘ at. the Boat Nomad! school house. will
be due and boys e on the Iii-st day
tray 1909 at which time I shad“
r’ea -tc receive the1 some at my
store, 9.10 First stieet. P‘enolty' t
he rate ,ut nine per cent a year t
. sy 1,1909. because: ‘on all
1 taxes {camping unpaid on had after
June
a. possum.
, . Collector of 'l‘anesn for the blast Nor-
can Fire District.
pitted, East Norwslk,Aprll121:’ifi09.
lm..-,’. ..
'le
weather has .
pie interested in the strike situation do 2
terday there was a newmale face from ‘ "
' LBensllohs, .on‘flldsy evening, of this
wash. as those attending one sup ,
sweet.
11!"! that’overhmi"
to leak a little, until
yrecslked by Alex. Palmer.
wh on Old
she was (can
v‘iate any further trouble along this
no L .,
, The independent bosebsl team. of
st Norws‘lir', is composed of little
(”Hows but ill?! lire proud of their.
achievement 6: muse Sous-til
,fiunday morning and walloplng a1 team
of bigger fellows known as the Bangs-
tastes. by-thowscsroof idiot Coast
assay of this week the independents
are scheduled to play a team called
the Haircuts.
The East Norwalk Yacht Club mem-
bars had another intercity and
onable session, testimonial; at t a
club house on vibe Bohcdl Fauna
bridge One of the chin! result-as of
the evening was an address by the
Rev George 1) Egbert, pastor of the
Norwalk Congregatidnhl church. The
club has a membership that will as-
sure its success, and the members are
looking forv’vard to the forthcoming
season with keen interest.
Jesus loves, this i know.
Because-the Bible tells us so.
was the refrain whic’hzoame from a
little .girtoaa recast. calm Sabbath
nwrnins. as she sat relied ulna a
lblcycle faring her fat er, and was go-
at a great rate down an incline in
girls avenue. which fact goes to show
mmwfia. .wee lthing-1 have in
e 031 as: the ,g'rest
wwtguzpifl m the bu t or
anything caused the a lid to bet rown
off, the consequences might have been
very serious.
Still another section is being added
to the Seavlew avenue sidewalk, the
latest , being constructed by
Finch Brothers for,Dopllpic k Canevari,
who had a new store and home build
lug built on the triangle at the later-
section of Washington street and Sea-
view avenue, severslmonths ago. Mr.
Canevsrl secured the line for his
sidewalk from the Lions mmr.
Charles N Wood The new walk will
“mad the entire length of the build
tag on the sesview avenue side and
new” the front that evening some
thoughtlesso yo tor ran across some
of the newly i concrete after It had
begun to set.
Algernon C. Swiubonrne the best
known 1 in England since the days
of Lord 1. yaon, who died oaths
10th last. a ,5 .Lwarm friend of E.
W. James. on t 1NOI'VIIIR. many
years and. the L} having first met at
a sunset given.” Adanlsasca lion-
ken, the poet-actre ,at the Weatme
IsterPalac-s Hotel. In anatomical.
Among. others preseason that mossion
.were Charles Dickens. .Willrle Collins
Charles Resale. Dion. -Bouociasull.
Charles lonelier. Chutes Kean, Mme.
George Sand, Jennie Lind. Ueutenanl
Wilde. Hal-dings, 1N. s. N.. and his wife,
Belle Boyd. the Confederate spy. Men
ken wrote a book choosing entitled
"in Felicia," wbioaaiss dedicated to
Charles Dickens. and Webbed a very
large sale in this country and Great
Britain. Bwlnbourne's father was an
isngilsh admiral. and his mother a lady
of high rank. lie was seventy-two
years of age when he died.
The annual
Hoolt andw
held this arenas. at the headmaster-
“agendas of Reliance
company will be
ten AVON”
of the columns to Row
been pro
An interesting program
.pared
Harold Kendrick, of Forty-second
street the well known young athlete,
contractor and Lclubmsn of this place.
was“ recently elected president of the
Consrogsiioul “Young Men‘s Club of
the South Norwslir Congregational
church.
“The baseball to , of Non
silence am the monsoon finrdarfil
0511132111“ finite?" om te gem-1n)“
nose 9! ti: isst‘mr. 016!
the; beat their trial orssoundl .
vial to! ' ' ‘ ‘,
ii:- In“ it if,” the Haiti: dili'
meetings: was arcane .
The Rowayton improvement assists;
inzs worthy endeavor to ammo Lined
"Hose and 11de interest in Lthe‘
prudent swastika scholar-«pl lite ssh-1
school. 11051911111111! a pulse tor that
1““ Lmtmm all
to Gilli-t. "Kim Millie :Dllhiic 30M).
and east! mush ~iasi Marian L'g‘cboese
his own ”my. aha'l' committal!
31101114 outpaces! We hundred and;
any serum am
A Seniornchplstisn Endeavor Social
of the Rowanon Baptist church will
be ”touchdowns of Mr. and Mrs.
possddo dress up as colored folks; as
«this L1: to as a Li‘l‘ioh‘adiony 8061le
Those outsmart» sawmill 100M
fire cents one is show
so halogens twirl-ow tress; most
not raw). Martinis must be in II
Ladies please fin-M cracks". Eatery»1
one welcome. \ ..
Wonderbra in the course or human
eve to: ‘s “then
Dun
law are vigilant. and If they are not.
according to the theorists, he is pun». .
lobed sn'yw'sy, til it may happen
t those in the rat may know It
he, nor even tile llty one himself.
Whether this repertorial nailiblltig has
any cclinection with recent events orot
inot remains to be seen. From New.
'1 walk comes the report thstLon Sunday
last a teen on Lyouog men from Rowatht
ton played a. gauntlet ball at the rope
the present estanslve work is to ell-that 1
_lamong the articles bet
contesiils east: to pupils inmates lino? '
pitiin paper has. tied with a white.
twine string at but at: dent dong. 4"
irsthe law. he is 1
for it, if the odious of Line '1
at.1’,t.j.allflu :1:
.a‘!‘
'vu is
s alumnus tandem-nu;
more about the game and its incidents
“13¢ the residents here. but yesterday
9. was In much, talk about “eggs ”
Lynn Wing observer natur-
Ally two-Aldrin” mrmwdmt lhi1
soars. passes on .iiborfn
loci tow, except tor Libs rumors can
abstain from Norwsik. nap in mats.
alsoc Sunday wore put. it seems, to s
use not appreciated by profession
men. inning the ball game one o
the players "035} this plane.‘ by acct»
NW. m.m.rasmse
5 lat than a I what
we see pictures‘ (ii "VIII? Airflow
most. My bases to use mlscellan1
eons things in n promiscuous way,“
a few eggli
of the obsolete variety. A nice out
curve, thrown by a fan In the bleach
era, landed a piece of antique hen fruit
oh the uranium of the local player.
The game was what might be called
close and exciting.
W'— ’
—Never can tell when yoa'il mash s
dolor or solar I cut. and», burn or
scald. Be pr snared. Dr. Thomas‘
Eclectric OII Instantly relieves the
pain—quickly our the wound.
lililllliillliill.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lllndlev. of
Harlan. were visitors in New York
yesterday.
Hindiey who is now located
in' Risa a,ne was a i‘lilitor in town with
relatives Sunday.
There are uncalled for letters at the
germ: post-office addressed to Edward
sylor 2, Robert Stuart Mrs. Andres
J Waterbury Joseph Bosenthal and
Mrs. Charles L Seeley
Thomas (Boyle, who has. been located
for some time at the Westth rail-
road tower. hns been appointed opera-
t0r in the Dorian tower. succeeding
Grand Juror Frank McGInnls, who was
promoted to the position of traveling
operator.
The Darien irasebail team's dia-
mond on the Noxon lot in Main street
is being placed in condition for use and
will probably be in first-class condi-
tion for the opening game Saturday.
. when the Darlens meet a Norwalk col-
ored team.
in the (til‘l‘enl number of the Out
look is an appreciation of the late
Enrich Crawford by George P. Brett.
the head of the Macmillan company,
who. until a year or two ago. lived in
Barton and frequently entertained the
novelist there.
Scbllchtlag Brothers' new horse got
frightened at a railroad train Satur-
day afternoon and cleared Itself from
a truck to which it .1... attached.
he whitiletree was broken and Harry
Scbiichtlag, who was driving. was
yanked from the seat but not injured.
A rear wheel of the truck was also
b1'.oken
Four lines were imposed, together
with costs. Sunday. for infractions of
the automobile law. by Justice William
H. Willulott, .lr. Four constables
figured in the arresting done on that
day, inrluding Iianford Smith. Richard
leopard Ambrose Brewer and Wilbur
Bates. Two auto billets whom Con-
stable Issonard or eredzbostop. did not
do so, but the number of one was
caught and It is proposed to go after
him The other was a New Yorker it
is claimed that one of these machines
did an eighth of a mile in twelve sec
ends. at: seconds faster than a mach
ins can be driven for that distance
under the law. a
Mrs. beRoy Monroe. of Norotou
avenue. of Duties. was thrown from a
carriage at East Woods. Pounfb Ridge.
minder ofmnoun slut severely mine
on She was brought house to Dorian
and has since been in much pain. hav-
ing been severely bruised, especially
about the neck and breast. Whether
she had received mternal injuries
could not be definitely told yesterday,
thoush ally no bones were bruit
e11 Mrs. come is under the care of
Dr averse ox Swain-r1. who was edi-
Led alter she had been brought haste
The scoldonl was due to the horse bop
e.cninllls fr binned by an automobile
cana hing Sbg‘ughnuay. of New
aggro rs Monroe were:
usLtesstber when they met the,“
{oak fright and
o and the so
1" “Imus tn. fig.” ended safely add
the horse all
lonely unbiased
. ‘ -naooumoris.
Whereas. um pleassdan All Wise
Battier to remove [ran his earthly in,
hers our late associate. Henry Branch
or a charter member of our would
Alon. therefore be it
Resolved. That-we, the Dorian Bust
sass Men‘s 1Association,
hearthit antipathy and after our as.
distancemioanyvtsythstmsybenood
carriage were not ser-
ed;- bereaved loudly.
t .Dsrlon. Goon. .
April “is, use .
one. u; sunsets Woodman.
Rim,
.1. Bill norms” spent yesterday withi
ilrlends to Capture
. o . . , , ' ,00-
, 3 fit ‘ era,
digit $155301? ma
, house.
‘7 M C. Regulars and the Keystone Alli.a
MSW»
Laners.
do cston r
13W!!!
udl sited in a heavy
The ddmage‘ "‘It slight. The drain
pipe ls sumo. am
e of basketball in the
A The
sturday night. between 1%"?
lotto Club, of New York, was largel,
attended. The game was exciting. on
superior ability over the New Yorlt
contingent The score at the Ilnllilt
was 28—20. The preliminary game was
between' Bog" Brlnck‘s five and a
beam captained by Tom McGralh, and
was played on roller skates. None, of
fifiu. resulted, which is a good
series and treacherous rollers.
rileln’s team won, 28—40 Between
e two games Luigi Diana. a young
man who has acquired an enviable
Ix ibitlon mile in good form, consider-
nary floor
dancing.
Iiillllll.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor, 0! Norm"; was
In town Sunday
Momma White is home from a
visit In Norwailt.
.Mrs. Oscar Williams returned from
South Salem, Saturday.
Harry Sturges. of Norwalk, was a
Sunday visitor In town.
Mrs. John Morton and little son are
both ill with scarlet fever.
Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Williams spent
over Sunday with Ridgelield relatives.
hire. Irene Downs Is in town for a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Barnes.
Mr and Mrs Edward Freeborn. of
Boston, spent Sunday with Mrs. Van-
derbilt Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrews were
Sunday guests of their son, Ira Au»
draws, in master).
Miss Alma Fanton returned home
8n nappy utter a week's Unit with Mrs.
Vanderbilt Godfrey.
Mosley Corsa has sold his automo-
bilound purchased a horse from Paul
Mayor. of Cannon.
Dr and Mrs. Frank Got-ham enter-
tained Mrs. Andrew Cochran and other
Wilton friends. on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Mlddlebrook and fan-
lly, of North Wilton, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boers.
The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts was
held from-the house on Sunday. Rev.
\Ir. Douglas conducting the service.
Frank Hawley was terribly injured
by au explosion of dynamite. while
blasting. on Saturday One hand was
nearly torn oil. one eye very badly in-
lured. and recovery In considered
llllllili.
W
There have been a few cases of men
tries in the town.
Mrs. Francis aDy and daughter are
home from Boston
The Audubon fiocie y proposes to
give an entertainment next month.
Miss Charlotte Ross has returned
to Brooklyn, after a visit in town.
The Historical Society will hold an.
other meeting on «the 10th of May.
Mrs. Leftoy Meeker recently enter-
tained the Friday Afternoon Whist
Club.
E. T. Redford Is bark at Greens
Farms, where he has opened his sum
mer residence.
Rev. C. S. Dykeman. who spends his
summers at the beach. died recently
in Georgetown.
“The rummage sale of the Bangstnck
hi.l1;.Chruchis estimated to have
netted some $60..
George B. Mills will continue the
leather business ' in Philadelphia, to
which city he gas gone.
The ball tovbeigtven by the order of
the Golden Sceptre will occur at Arion
ball, on the lat of May.
Probably both the telephone and the
electric wires for the town ball will
be placed under ground.
_. Mr. and Mrs Noll Mitchell will occu-
py the Bottoms cottage, at Compo
Beach. during the summer.
Saturday afternoon, from 3 to ii, at
the mango 5t t‘l‘reeps Farm. It?“
w c gayest bacon, on
in “honor of their 0th daughter.
There w a christening at Christ
church, Sn Jdfll'. When the hill! 0! Mr
lbs 11 ll was presented
ceremony by Rev. Ellis 8. HDesn'
litre. Burr Bolder, who has been ill
for a long time at the Norhiilrnoapl-
tal, and died, was buried a few days
ago from her residence in ltive‘rside
avenue
“i, lag? of probe a will allow
Cher as his, admin mum of the
estate of the late James Msawsr, .to
se.ll a martian oi! the load or, some
.tare date. to pay the debts. of the
1 ceased.
A drum corps is being formed in
town. to consist of some thirty mem-
bers. Some of the young men, among
them Mr. Reed. come down from Fair-
iield for the purpose of practicingp
useungs are held twice a week at an
derson s.
Some of the residents of Croatia
Farms think there ought to, he a tire
house and ongincin lnthat part of the
x iisdiiuifli'h onldb‘ bel at;-
r e t s e t
(lighgfdépend upon the Solfiigiigfi lire
department .
gurseyors have recently been at
wot-Ir laying out a line tar sewers. It
the e‘ ‘ ‘
milk Bimini. who been III; for
spacial ems: lobes htlv
improved or. '13 agile! ,‘8 1i.
. t1 thflaxil'
. minus lira ii landscape
is (it 5% e .s not“
he attire sever-ii weeks ago; J
12;. 1‘". m3 ’d.le¢. 1m
as alarm. yestohd MW. at
.sauthtavo'sw. tithe ”Marianne a...
«shim will 8 misuse landscape
was mama. and air immune and"
alumna, .lirsak Hoyt. silhouetted hi or.
dshlng the dire bolero the arrival
til. linemen:
marplscc. Thsnviitnessssotitbsme
largely sorrows, of communal
a «humus moan
wtho closem proximity of other build-
a disc the sushi,
is. t some of they MM
habitants will live to see them ilnis
Itiéhnrse consists Hope or .Pcist it}:
(1.5mm: cmFreder cit Keiuper and Fred-
,‘ericir pillhfllll '
if there was no harbor to dredge off ,,W
this town, and no sewer it“ be laid,
and no sidewalk to be
bridges to be r a lred. this
precious little or some poop]
put“ own
the local players demonstrated lhelt V.
yers were injured, and only 3 :
fill a some play ed 11an user.
Mr. .
utption as a distance runner. ran all .
ins the also. of the ring and the slip. ’
After the games there was
it. The chintpittee pan the" Work list
or 0 it‘. we
thelr‘IlW one-bi tip-“gun
Rubi!" “111;ng
Con la le
ORRINE COITB
Guarantee bill‘sI
t wt": i“ 3‘11”“
ma 0 n ) Iv
to OR RINE 90% RI E
311 dig. Wash ,.D 0 OR-
a void by airline drumst-
everywhere.
0“”!me
a, more Hfi‘fiiu‘h ’
{row In a good state of repair, on“ If
9 iron work of the draw iskept well
doused with kerosene, therewith be“
little diillculty 'In operatIn‘g it. The
bridge no looser snakesths sides with
laughter every . time an auto sports
ICI'OSE. ‘
Commerce is picking‘ up a little, at,
our wharves. Within e week aship
load of seed oysters, said to consist ,
of 600 bushels has arrivedgior gloating
on local beds And now at on the
draw of State street brld e dis opened
to allow a barge of coal to go up
stream a few blocks. ‘
A publicity committee has been ap«
pointed to advertise the town to the
outside world. its beauty, its smelt
its manufacturing establishments. its
new town hall, ilil mediorlhi library
and its excellent bridges will make up
a very interesting chapter. The town
ism” needs more population and am
e
There is talk in town of oiling Some
of the streets during the summer", to
keep down the dust and press the
road bed. The example of irilsld
last summer, when the “tooth! Lot-that
town were oiled for the first tide“ he
had much to do with convincink the
public and the authorities wit an is
the best material 1yet dhcovgnod (or
the laying of dust pull conserving the
highway
....._.._..._..... _
1. o. o. in some Lopes.
Local Lodges Monies Hotness} Am
nu. Until)!»
The Odd Fellow lodges In thls town ,
have received notices from Grand Sec~
rotary William 8. Hutchinson of New
Haven of the mining annual session
or the Grand lodge, I. 0 0 R. which
will be held this year in Hartford, on
~Wednesdity, May iii.
The Hartford Odd Fellows, who are
honored at this time by hsvlu the
grand master from their city,
been preparing for this gathering t
several months, and they promise to
make it one of the most memorable
sessions of the grand body in recent
years
They have made special pupal-a-
tions for the erempiifioationtoc the
first degree, in accordance wit the _
new ritual. They have use
Hartford t cater for Tuesday“ av ain‘t.
my 18. an the! Propose to «millage
the work promptly at 7:45.!) at .
The team wh uni. exemplify the
work will be as ‘d from the seven
lodges in the city. salt it will be as-
slated by aapisarha chorus and props:
instfumergtal economic”; lam
Atcr t e work s on pop
will be served in Foot fd'lifiw
and allvthe visitors will bavem c
to get well Modulated for the
to follow on W eadsyr
The grand lodge willrtscs in malty
Hall and will dispose bi‘ t o routine
business on hand, which B'Ifi’m
the election of nillcersfl
Grant U. Kierstesd of start
retire and will be named “I! ~ _
resentatlvei for the unext two yearn». ‘ . ‘
in cocoa ance wl t can 1. at ‘- i
the eggpmyth‘frmd mi» 33%” fl-
va‘il to highest. ofloe.,, ’«
WJlllme h". Thoma. of W terbdt‘ _
the present a1
named for the highest oliice without up.
position. ,
Grand Secretary Hutchinson and,
Grand Treasurer William H: Mot-13111 id 1
will as nasal be reelected wt ‘
po sltlou. Joseph
is the present grandw warden, and
will no doubt .mded to the 'po.
tion of “chum Wit. .
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