'2‘. i A Prompt and easiest, service at all times «.5 Personal attention given to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolls! Pincus. Come in and wait for your car. names “PHARMACY ‘ . sl- 'PAIKHFWMI ‘ 1193:. Dr.VParkhnrst,,oi the Madison Square Presbyterian Church, will lec- ture this evening at the Norwalk Con- gregational church. ' The oysternlen are beginning to look over their boats with a view, dur ing the next few weeks, of overhaul ing them preparatory to the Bridge- port season. The Young Men's Association will ‘ hold a weekly practice session tomor- row evening in their gymnasium in the basement of the East Avenue Me thodist Church. Henry Moeller, the electrician, has begun wiring the new house at Messrs Beers and Gleason, at the corner of .Taylor avenue and High streets. South Norwalk, tor electric lights. Charles LaCroix. manager of the Washington street bridge Hefner es- tablishment, is still laid up at his home by illness. it is believed that Mr. Lacroix has an attack of the grip. Miss Viola M. Byxbee. who is a stu. dent nurse at St. Luke's Hospital. New York has been spending a few days vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bxybee, of Fort street. I A christening party was held Sun— day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Piccirillo. Apt elabprato dinner was served a large number of guests and music was furnished by the Eula brothers. Th ireight steamer Marion made her trip out irom New York through the storm and 10g and was at her Water street dock this morning. The night was one of the kind on the Sound that keep the steamboat men decidedly busy. March lat arrived during a hard rain storm. The ofilcial weather pro~ phet was of the’ opinion this morning that the rain storm is about over and that it will be followed by some cold weather. He had seen nothing to indi- cate that as usual we will have some weather during the month. The annual meeting oi the East ‘ Norwalk Yacht Club will be held this eyenlng at the club house on the lien- sdict Farms bridge. Reports will be received at that time officers will be elected for the year and it is expected that several applications for meinber- ship will be received. John Kubovieh has found that his store on the Washington street bridge la a popular one lot s iisbmarket. in that the last two tenants ran this kind at s business. He doesnt want any more fish markets, he declares though he is not averse to having most any other kind of business establish- ed there. Report has been made to the town's dog'authoritios that D. Mprrell of cast Norms, was bitten on the hand by g dog owned by Mrs. Charles Wil- liams, of Fort strast. Mr Morrell It is stated. was minus past the ls'liom- median tore iii llast Washington street. the casino lumped st nun. ladersting some at his angers W Today was disdain specified by the South Norwalk all) health board Al the time for the removal oi the oyster shell pile tram the washingtouystreet bridge but the shells looked as moral as ever this morning and so is! as All“. pearsnces indicated. there were no no oration- is progress about tits discs The oyster openlu bloat ,lus been closed for s number of weeks. W Chicken killing dog are evidently about again thrash Assists by them has not been venom beiore in units I long time. Al a result oi the open sticbs or an unknown dog. John Groin stat of hot “initiation street has. deprived of theiowbership or eight has initiations. They were killed . .: many people think the improvement . is not far 'oit, while on a day like this . , make the cusp”. ”Peril”! in view of_ town' s dog “mortise. slope! at. tile metals the TVth I!!!” to rise and fail with the weather. 0n clear days morning put forth the feeling is strong that it will be up to prosperity to. this it would‘be'weil for those who want a new bridge to engineer a scheme to have all public meetings In respect to it on clear nights. Now that the spring season is at least within hailing distance the old question ' of whether laun- ches will be allowed to moor near launches ”will be allowed to moor near the Washington street bridge is being raised. The small boats were rented out a year ago on account of tile dredging of the harbor by the govern- ment and developments of the com- ing season are. therefore awaited with interest. The East Norwalk district commit- tee have been getting figures on ad- ditional gonerating'machinery for the Seavlew avenue electric plant fort use should the Friday night meeting vote in favor or increasing the facilities. One proposition is to have a motor Senemol' entirely for the purpose of furnishing the lilies for commercial service. thereby making one generator tree tor the street service. The in- creases in the business has been steady since it was installed. Henry A. Wood. the BXDOTanCed master workman in leather and othel'i artiiicpa. has been troubled for many years with a number of very undesir- abletensiitl. and all fair means hav- ing.failed.'ha put the case in the hands of Chief Hillary. of the molar divis- ion, and that gentleman. experienced as he is, saw he had a tough job on hand. Taking oil his coat and hat. with a number of handy workmen close by. he went to work in earnest. and in a little while twelve of the obnoxious tenants were laying on the floor. Since then Henry Wood says there is no- body like Mallory. When lasy Lastirus gave a benefit many years ago in Newark. N. .l.. two at the men who spurred were Dooaey Harris and Barney Aarons. While the latter was making feariul rushes at the former he suddenly .iis- appeared through the door and was not seen again during the evening. it appears that he stepped on a string connected with one of the trap doors. and that caused him to go under. llooney always claimed that Ned James put up that job. and would not speak to him to his dying day. lazy Lazarus was the father of Harry Lac: arus. who was murdered in Houston street. New York. by Barney Frier. on New Year's eve of 1865. and Friar is the only man whom Ned James ever saw hung. issy Laurus used to light at 108 pounds, but when he was in his coflin be weighed 350. W .— There has cents a crisis in the East Norwalk Fire Police situation. which is not entirely revealed by the call for the Friday night district meeting. There has been misunderstanding tor years with reiersnce to the status of the Fire Police. The latter have their friends who want to see the company have the same status as the Mayflow- ers, while there are also those who want to have the company disbanded. it is understood that the object In hav- .. q ‘ .. . f. .. . .. ., avenue. ”twell has renorisd'th'e matter to the w rallied to . ing the clause resorted to inserted in- to the call for the Friday night meet ing to for the purpose oi proposing .to the district to terminate all rccogfl cities at the company. Under the pres out arrangement the Fire Police hire their own rooms but are partially re 1 cognlsed by the district in order that they maybe members of the state. Firemen Association. The islest unpleasant situation between the Fire Police and the Hardware omit-rod Saturday night at the Fire which ties trend the residence or Wiiiot C. Smith, to Bridge street. This two bod ies of firemen got into a little wordy war and ever since there has been on piessantnoss. One man In the district. who holds an oiilciai position. declares that he thinks the tire Police should ‘be disbanded and the idsyilowers I“. iowod to appoint their own then to do tire police duty at tires and thus elim- ato clssbss between the two compas lbs. its also calls attention to the last that very tow towns is the state have are police. The members or the East Norwalit Fire Police naturally do not agree with this politicians. it is aspect“ that the whole suhisci will be thrashed out at length at the Friday Wt meeting and sonic peopl- tit-edict that the district will disbsnd the Fire Police while others think are oasaishiisstwsskw tir. lli'oil- mu.» It intone to 1 OOMO no,“ Missv acids. or Penuoyer street. had been quite ill. W Miss Mariorle Mills, 0! Highland moses visiting in Brooklyn. Mr. and lira. Harry Hunter are en- tertaining their daughter. :from New York. WM Miss EDWIN Cowl! idioms, pr). cities with the Mutual t Company. in Nor-walk. . W Dr. William J. Moore, of New York. has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. Mra‘iiorettaSlater. who has been visiting in Beusonhurst and Brooklyn. has returned to her home. sac— .— Mrs. John H. Goates. of McKinley street, is entertaining her sister. Miss Julia Scott, of Brooklyn. m Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shine, of Row. nytou avenue. have been entertaining Louis Schmidt and family. of South Nor-walk. M... A cherry social will be held this eve- ning at the Baptist parsonage. Every- one is invited to come and enjoy the occasion. nan-n— The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Methodist Church will meet to sew to marrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Plunder. ‘ The barge Katie W. Woods, which went down at Wilson Point with 750 tons of soft coal for McCarthy, of Danbury. last week, was raised yester- day by the Baxter Wrecking Company, at new York. it was found, as stated previously in The Sentinel. that one of the planks in the bottom of the cat had sprung, allowing the water to get in. As soon as the coal is dis- charged repairs will be made to the big barge. Notice of intent to sell and transfer by Mr. Parsons. at Stamford. to Ben- jamin l.. St. .lohu. of Rowayton. his bicycle. motorcycle. sewing machine. talking machine and electrical supply business, conducted by him at 600 Main street. Stamford. excepting his lob printing business and all curios. skins. ilshlug tackle and all book ac counts and indebtedness due thereon prior to March 1. Mr. St. John will take possession of the store within the next. month. llllllll Ill Illillll. Benjamin St. .ioh'li has returned home from a visit in Hartford with relatives. John Davies has resigned his posi- tion with Andrew Taylor. the list-tun liveryman. Charles Tookor has moved titur Railroad avenue to the Austen bimk in Main street. There is an uncalled for letter at the Darien postoliice addressed to Miss Sadie VeVoe. .— Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mm'ehousc. Six. of Dorian, have gone in Florida in! a visit of several Wt'l‘kll. John Altman, of Dorian. has pur. chased a fine tour-cylinder Columbia automobile. touring our style. Mrs. Fred Wood. of Springdalc. was a guest of her parents. hir. and Mrs. Allen. on Noroton road. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwsii Sykes, of Not. olon avenue. who have been in Bridge port for the past week. have returned to the Norotou Heights Mission. An entertainment and supper will be given in the Norman Heights il‘irr Engine Goalpanys hall. Wednesday evening. by the Noroion Mission. it will commence promptly at a p Charles Smith. a well known Dorian young man, returned yesterday from New liartiorli. where he has been em stew weeks its reiurnr to take another position. barley Monroe, formerly oi the arm of Monroe & Palmer. has again enter. an into business. though not in list in. Mr. Monroe has purchased the grocery store conducted on the old postodics building. at Bprtngdsh- “m Barton is very fortunate in that there is not a single case of scarlet lever in town.so solar as has been re- “hortod. This Is a condition quite dill tarsal trash the one existlii'g In some other places. noubly Greenwich. Bridgeport. and New Haven. chestnut tree Just. back or Ncrotoo Heights. mittsd out seversl largo Amy squirrels. When the tree was about half cut at! at the base. one of the axes suddenly went this a hollow space! out of iliflih cattle tumbling about half a peek of nine hickory outs. surly the opposite. ‘ Tits squirts“ lad svidsntiy been cob a. W v 'l‘wo wood shoppers in failings larger numbers of ,0 t. . “7‘ ‘ K IO‘s ‘ sumac it ended in due time The and or. Macisrland a. ter’ 3 use. Willllllll auto. m~w in... sea is ill with scarlet feVer. Charles Borcman of New Haven, has been the guest of relatives in town.‘ M-W .. lilies Ethel Falrchlld is spending the week with friends in New York city. The lecture on “Forestry" given in Library hall last evening was well at- tended. ' W The board of eclectmen will meet today to transact the regular busi- nose. The prayer meeting of the Metho- dist church will bc held Wednesday evening. M Miss Sam, who has been visiting in town has returned to her home in New Jersey. -- .. .......'...-_.... Miss Willard Adams has been en- tertaining Mrs. G. W. Bsrhydt and children of Guiltord. Edward L. helm was made a royal arch mason at the meeting or the Norwalk chapter last week .u—nm... . . .- The vestry at Trinity parish held Its mid- Lent session at the close of the morning service, Sunday. m... George Gsmpher has completed his masonry contract on the property of Miss Sarah Potter on Good Hill. ~— Mrs. Jane A. Wood will entertain the Current Events club Thursday at. tsrnoou at her King street home. a 8. hi. Burnhaiu. a highly respected resident died suddenly in New York -. Aus- WALL PAPER New Goods new ill stock. Prices are no higher than last year. Decorator Telephone 452 lance was quite a large one, but nat- zoo febt deep looting a good supply tor their win- lienry a. Loss has purchased a new Mr. and Mrs. JudsOn Watt's little E. E. Gerham N) First Street, East Nomlii tilts sir Burshm‘ . one at he handsomest residences st- Coupe. Besides his widow. deceased muss an ibilllllis roo'stsriidlii loaves, two step children yesterdhy afternoon M” the business , tens. or the town. but in the rear oil some buildings. at that accounts the scraps was still on. though it is lire?- the drill out of the artssisa well at new set or men have been at rk for three weeks trying to get The well is over M William Dickson is soon to move fromk Washington street into one of the Nash cottages across the bridge. mm On Friday evening eight new nan- didates will be received into the Shepherds of Bethlehem lodge, 8. of B. ,1 Everett Tarlton has returned'from a two week‘s sojourn in the south. Mrs. Taritou will not return home for demo tithe. A number oi former school mates of Misc Nellie Royak attended a birthday celebration. at her home in Southport, Sunday. The young lady was 11 years-years old. .‘NMW .The first annual state coaierence of charities and correction will be held in Unity hall. Hartford, today, to- morrow and Thursday. Able speakers from this and other states will give interesting addresses. Delegates from Trinity and Christ churches will at- tend. much. uM:[Illlllllllillli ill IAREWELL WEEK OF THE CROSS ITOCK CO. MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNES- DAY, Fl! 20. MAR.1. 2 Maris Swan‘s Greatest Farce Comedy “A Runaway Match” Monday Night. One Lady Admitted Free by Purchasing One 80c Ticket ll t?“ Telephone 112 Islets 6 am Tuesday Night. Souvenirs to the Ladies. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY. MAR. 3. 4. 5 The Sweetest of Western Stories “A Cowboy’s Gir ” 'With All Special Connery ORPHEUM STOCK PLAYERS Open an Engagement Monday. Mar. 7 Watch the Papers «draw a”... M. ... “MAM-..“ ”MUSIC HALL SOUTH NOIWALK’I ONLY Vaudeville Theatre MONDAY. TUCODAY. WEDNESDAY. $18.28. MARCH 1.2 Astra Special Announcement The Biggest Attraction of the Season TEN—OCHOOL KIDS—TEN With Viola Faust. in the Merry Mus- losi Oamboi. “School Days" Receptions on l-ltagc tor the Children alter the Matinee Wednesday Satur- day. i-inuvenirsfl'lll be given to it” the t‘hildreu. . PAUL SOUTHERN In his Original Comedy Novelty HAWKINS AND JOHNSON a r. trauma» in Aboardustflssbristln cannot bd‘aaiiaiaotoslly shared with a mat that is only for sott. ll ht boards. tots you ssisot your kind d can but sure of im- dtst satisfaction. to m , as its sharp it?“ in so is quick, l,t'i'suu, Day a Will] sad it it doesn't » .prsscsotttcly ltdysstislscuuypas'llss; “Bill's! so stall. mask a only t it! wastes It. The Cisversst Colored Team in Van- davuic Miss JULIA CURTIS The Pretty Little ingenue The Minstrel etsr IDDIE MORAN Minstrel Witticisms Fun for the do Lovers MR. AND MRO. M RK MONROS AND COMPANY MOTION PICTUREOLHANOEO EV- [BY DAY Tuesday at noon watch tor the Ochoa! Klds’ Hay Ride Parade L wm-'m—~. ...._. .~.........._., a...” SteamshipTickets to all points in Europe. Winter Cruises to Old Point. Florida. Bermuda and Cuba. INSURANCE AND *REAL ESTATE J. M. LAYTON & CO (Incorpflatsd) s RAILROAD AVINUC. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. LOAN m, HATED HusseEDsnattSon, to slam. tr. NONWALK. Fin W Wild Marty that W issues. in value with the rabid «swam ills W WI plaids! bargains WATERDURY. Feb. 28.-1lliiiiis one arm and weak from the shock and loss of blood. Demonic Romani, at Bishop street, a youth 18 years of age. lies in ‘ acritloal condition at St. Mary’s Hospital. as the result 0! an accident at the plant of the Waterbury Mantl- factoring 00-. when his clothing was caught in one of the swiftly revolving belts and the young man was jerked from his bench to the ceiling. Romani was employed at oils of the umbrella notchlmachlnos in Dept. 60. The belt over his machine slipped and. contrary to orders, he stepped up on pop of the bench to fix the apparatus. instead of calling the tool-setter, whose business it is to adjust the machinery. Romaui's coat sleeve caught in the belt. and In a second he was jerked up to the pulley. The pulley looped around the shalt. and before the ma- chinery could be stopped. the belt broke and Rotnani dropped writhing to the floor,, SMALLPOX ON CRUISER WASH- lNGTON. ~ SEATTLE, Wash, March l.—Wlth the yellow quarantine flag flying at her masthead. the armored cruiser Wash- ington. which has been held at Dia- mond Point on account of smallpox, as led for San Francisco. yesterday. wh to she will go into quarantine. l WallPapers liliiliillliilllililll nuns,A BRIIBKERY. Gilli- Wlll, Ell. -——-——- ililllllllllll Hill Plllllllll‘t Ill) PAPER Illllllllill L. H.Decker» 87 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CON. Agent for Columbia Phenom-spit Cola Records. Graphophonsa and Supplies. .VERY LITTLE Hr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC SlGN for your store and show win- dows. We make them, all sites. and they SELL THE GOODS! Try a small sign for a starter-«the increase In your business will cause you to order larger ones. “to Road St Volk Electrical Co. as wssume'rou eraser. IOUTH NORWALK. TIL. N6. ,........_....a........... COME IN AND SEE OUR . yesterday. OUTLOOK FOR FORESTRY BILL. M Taken from Agricultural and Ro- ‘ ferred to Conimlttoo os‘rgro-t' Reservations, of Which Mr. Branded“ Is Chairman. WASHINGTON, March 1.~At the request of Senator Brandegee, Senator Dolliver. chairman of the committee on agriculture ot the senate, yester- day afternoon had the forestry bill in- troduced by Senator Callinger taken away from the agricultural committee and referred to the committee on foresb reservations, of which Senator lirandegee is the chairman. This ac- tion was taken with the consent ot‘ Senator Galliuge‘r, and at the request of the friends otthe bill. Senator Brandsgée today expressed himselt as willing to give hearings to any of the supporters of the Apps» . lachian and White Mountain reserve bills, onto any one else interested in the subject. The senator has noti- fied Representative Weeks, of Messrs chusetts. and Representative Currier. of New Hampshire, who is one of the strongest supporters of the Weeks bill, that he is willing to call the senate committee together and take some action on the hill. but as yet these who are pushing the bill have not made up their minds whether it better to wait for action on the part 7:: of the house before doing anything in the seats. Senator Brandegee will be governed entirely by what the sup- porters of the proposition suggest as the best plan to gel the bill through congress at this time. user causes mus EXPLOIION. DENVER, Colo. March 1.-—~0ver nc- “ cumulation of dust in the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company‘s mine at Pri- ntero caused the explosion that result- on in 73 deaths. according to the re- port of State Mine inspector John D. Jones. delivered to Governor Shairoth, The officers of the mine are said to have been negligdnt in allowing the dust to accumulate. TWO MEN BURNEO TO DEATH. ST. LOUlS, March l.—~Two uniden- titled men were burned to death and two others were seriously hurt in a tire early today which burned out the build- ing occupied by the German Waiters' Association. a club and rooming house. Thirty other roomers escaped to the street in their night clothes. We Repair Roofs .WE HAVE MOVID TO TH. OLD WELL CIGAR CO. IUILOINO. WASHINGTON OTRIIT TIL. “4 _._.__.. oo— . .s... -.-...,. Mahacketno Hotel J. R. CONNOR. MIT. sssvucs sun cousins up To tiara RATIO as can osv mo uswaso SUNDAY DINNERS. 750 Banquets a Specially TIL CALL I“. 6hr llange ELEGANT DISPLAY OF GAS And Eiedtric Stand LAMPS And Gas Domes Nottoheeqnslledlnihc'i‘wln Cltlcslor'prlceortltylc W... Connecticut fl “it“ company. it is very large In bot also and , price. Every dema hoist altos tel to the small kitchen can item" here in s satisisctory manner. Come in and see the now-m An encrusted range that needs no black. Just think of the labor saved! ratasuous sot North this sad Well was. M N“'“ ,, .
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