prompt and
all times.
5 Pursuant attpn ion given to all
prescriptida watt.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in opal w to
BRIDGE Pusan CY
a. eunuch. will
Mr. Hitcher and family have moved
from Bridgeport-to. Seeded street, East
Norwalk. ;, i,
Adam Muttart, of East ivorwalk. uu-
deiwont an operation at the NOl walk
Hospital yesterday and is now believ-
ad to be getting along nicely.
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fl‘he oyster. boat Admiral. of tho Elia
worth fleet, ls~belng made ready for
the season’s work. Shot in now moor
ed at the Hatch and Bailey dock above
the Washington street bridge, where
her overhauling is in progress?
The next regularly scheduled meet-
ing of the East News“: district com
mittee is scheduled meeting of the
East Norwalk District committee is
scheduled for two Weeks from this on
citing.
On account of trouble with one of
his knees, Whitson Wheeler, the
well known news and magazine man.
of Rowan street, is taking a week’s
vacation. Hie route in being looked
utter during his absence by g, Harry
Seltzer.
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Winter reminded this morning that
it had not departed by producing a
small snow squall. The temperature
was quite removed from balmy. in that
it produced a slight frozen crust, for
. tho. ground and the harbor was fringed
with ice.
”-(‘rulloru Wed. [tanner llukcry.
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Mutflnwcr Hook and Ladder Com-
party will have a practice drill Thurs
tidy night it the weather In thirty
warm the men will take the appara-
tus out for a practice run but should
it be stormy or very‘cold, the men will
confine their work to the tire house.
The next pleating of the East Nor.
wuik Yncllt Cluh‘wlil not be held on
any scheduled date. being subject to
the call of the governing hoard. The
club is in good shape and looks for
ward to be a very successful treason.
But a few days work will put the club
in commission for the season of i910.
Mayflower Hook and imidor Com-
pany la steldlly adding to its member-
ship. Several more lllomllvrs were
elected at, the monthly nuoiinr. last
night The company talked up the
matter of u dunno, the arranucinmits
for which worc'left entirely in the
handu of tho ontarininnn-ut commit
lot).
Today is a particularly busy day luv
u number of East Norwalltflnnoplo on
account or the hull of Captain A. A.
Goth against Captain David ll. Decker.
of South Norwalll. Among the local
inch who hallo none over to Bridgeport
rut witnesses are William lilacltmun
ll'iank Waddlng and Mr Hoyt of l-‘itch
ntroot.
Of all the great billiard celebrities
of thirty 6F rm; your: ago. about the
only two remaining alive are Dudley
Renault. of New York community:
it. “swim or timturd. Conn. Thu
tailor is m “tits on his patent)
first year and is as print! of his tribal
and sixtoonoycanold daughter as any
l’uuilcc th the lipid.
ter" in Hart's on... re and i...» clear»
on with it.
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Who the boys were Who not fire to
the gl‘lliistm the Marvin and Staples
properties Sunday bfternoon has not
been fully determined but they will,
probably be revel-ply reprimand“, at
least if caupht. By ovonln'l. the homes
were making a bin showing but no
carnage resulted.
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The oystermcu who have been em-
ployed during the winter in the open-
ing establishments have had their
work slackan a little during the past
few days on account of-the ,approach
of spring. Several of the local opon‘
inn places are still coon. includint
those of M. a Smith the intruder
Oyster Company. Talmsdxe Brothers.
and the Stevens Oyster Company in
Row.ayton
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A number of the local oysterlucn
have been talking up a pool tourna
ment The details have not been com-
pleted, nor has it boon definitely decid-
ed to bare the tournament, which, if
it is played, will be run off at the liar
nor establishment on the Washington
street bridge. The weather will have
u considerable influence in determining
if the, tournament is to be held. With
good hysteria; weather, the prospec-
live playeru‘wili not be able to omi-
cipate, having more important busi-
ness on the Bridgeport natural growth
beds.
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On Snail”. the 13:11 that, Father
Time credited Mrs. E. w. Janina with
another year on his ledger, with a
mark 0 opposite. it was a beautiful
day. but not so who Tiny lda'a first
plaintiff cry was he rd in the home-
stead of her parents, Firm and Angel-
ine Dodge. of Columbia street, lilo-
buwk. N. Y. which won plan on a tinn-
day, but the snow was flying and the
wind wan blowing to boat the band.
although nothing like what happened
two score years later. The little we-
man who has been quite ill for a con-
ple of months. received many presents,
congratulatory letters and postal
cards, as well as a number of callora.
She also not flowers: chinaware, em-
broidery, bundkerchietn and u few
samples of Uncle Sam's copper plate
engravings. All in all she fared pret-
ty well. All the friends of her youth.
where she was one of the belles of the
Mohawk vale, and her uncle, lion.
Daniel Dodge, tired to latte hor to
kettle drains and dancing animus.
have gone to their long homo. includ-
ing Grandpa and Grandma Dodson“
Grandpa and Grandma Woodworth, as
well as uncles Daniel, Madison, ill-
ralh, John and ill. and Aunts bile and
Nettle so that barring her iraudlhti-
drop and daughter. Mrs Davenport.
her kiln and kin are selling proiiy
weltihlnhed out. Mi’. Jamar. buwuvor.
retains her long black hair. as Iiot'
father did, and many arc the young lib
dies about town who envy her that
crowning glory.
ililllllilli
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Mills Muinio Taylor was a vlnllot
in this plucc, Saturday.
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Mrs. Lyons. of Highland avenue. {'0
seriously ill of pneumonia.
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Mr, and Mrs. William Pluttney are
the guests of relatives in Brooklyn.
. Addison nun. 00b of Stanley Millu.
to ill at his home on Highland ave.
lilltl.
M. and Mrs. Froucricit do imprint. of
li'sris, France, are vialiing lira. it. 8.
llarriuy at llowayton.
‘ Mrs. item-nu Sounder.
strum, spoilt niiuduy with
mull
roiativoii
(l:
, non.
There it' some little nptltiiilliion
itilltlill people in tho vicinity of tho
residuum. i. ~_ tits on to the
night of tho it A me. home how
in; under the illitl ‘0 or that the [dual
Norwalll approach willho considerably
rained. it ”with" ed “M the Mr. and Mrs. cum“ Whitney, (it
vote of tho towii inbuilt: was to have, Brooklyn. spent shoddy ,‘nh m. and
a brill” approximate”! ilk Ml 'NVGlpi‘ra. William Plait-€09. of nowaytoll
mean high water. ' uterine. ,
at Huntington. Mutt island.
Mrs Preston Hart who lids been
ill for bomb time at her home in lilo
'Klulby street ill hnprovin; slowly.
Captain Charles ”town has his
boat iii the nautical spun manta
liut during the out rev? days has all
found much motiliiie Weather. He
holds at roundup moral days in
03?“;qu it of my chainsaw
ear
ribbon: that Merci autumn oyfltor-
then have been working on tho auroral 'l'llo itoiianro M01 club held their
gnawih birth! resoiitly. mutant flotation redhlh'F W Mai, to the Club
and family moonlit! moved from it .ill' router r alternoon. Owing to
gringoport hack to Willi hurwidii. inn-t“ #thu 1%?!"
in; their 0m to monitor! the Mr; is t
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s in (loot run;
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lire Kickball w Obie has returned an
:3 u of their innit ‘
on... u 103an _
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llama. (loyal: and hillbilly liliis. ct
twentybwo toot launch. When the
boat is complain n. in their in
to install a tire horse power com
Method!“ church will hold 0. at. Pate
l'lilit'l supporrih the chapel for the
benefit of the official board of "the
church on Wednesday from 5: 30 to 8
o'clock.
.11.. Built Clubhhu purchased the
barge Daylight, whiohhaa been at Wil-
son Point for some limoufrom the Mo-
Wiltiame Towing Company. and will
move it to the hair in the local harbor.
and have a house built thereon. for
the headquarters of the club.
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A government inspector was in town
halal-day looking over the condition
of the harbor and ”Intuition an coli-
mate of the amount of commerce car-
ried on here. An appropriation was
recently made by the government to
improve the harbor by dredainc.
A party of young men of this place
took advantage of the beautiful day
and walked ~to New Canaan Sunday
afternooli‘. The trip Will. made “rm
time. being accomplished in about an
hour and a quarter. in the party were
.losmin it. Taylor. l‘rseton M. llart.
Hurry Unites and David. W. Mills.
wmm MW
itollunce Hook and Ladder Company
hold a regular nit-cling iaht night at
the headquarters in Row-nylon avenue.
A committee was appointed to arrange
for the seventh anniversary of the or-
ganisation. which will ho hold on April
27. The committee consists of Jacob
it. Raymond, chairman: Hiram Sher-
mu. .lnb Lockwood Clifford Cutbtli.
Frank R. Stevens. ll. P Sharron. Cap
thin John Downers
nun lllll liltillll.
Mr Daniels. of Noroton. is lilyglus
a collar for 3 new houw.
f‘harlcu Smith. of nation. has luvou
I visitor in Hartford thiswoeir.
‘Hra. Janina Conmbu has moved tron)
hiain street t6,lirownl.er avenue. liar
ion.
Munlut Gilbert liartwrinht. of New
ion avomio. is suffering from tonal
litia.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller iiurdun. of
South Norwulk. are guests oi iii-u,
James Wilhuoii.
Chester Finch. who was ltiviloll tuni-
ly by n horse he who clipping. in not
ting along nicely,
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The Danton lAlcrai-y Society hold an
lull-resting meeting Friday with Miss
licleu Morobounc.
Mini! Emma Stark, of Norolou. in
spending a few dnyu with her cousin.
Mina morons, in New York.
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Andrew Taylor has rcturnou from a
trip to New York state, when» be via.
tied his pnrunta for arvoral days.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Moran, of
Noroion lioiulito. Wt‘ro norm of tho
forum‘s mother. in (ileum-mill. Sun:
day. l
Philip llrnnchor and hip ulntor.
lvluth.‘ underwent an operation on their
cars yesterday. Dr. Willow wall the
operating surgeon.
r. l). Aurtin, of Noroton itelghiu.
has enclopod the large block he has
been erecting on Alpinden avenue.
There will be a store on the “Hi
iloor.
Tho funeral of William Dotorest.
and 78. was hold-tuna the chapel It
the Holdicrs' Home. Sunday. at 2:80
1). an. Rev. Mr. Dhoiittlo officiating. lib
cometary.
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given at the Dutch Congregational
Church lhiitily evening by the miter.
the Roy. Herbert a. Brown. The M-
turo m profusely illustrated with
stembtlcou views.
hold by the nation it
night in “WWHMI
think on; tort; 01m iii-mat. 0nd all
margin; in ruling lot in
timbers pill 00 an orator. rip
hugumla an?” “Tho Public litiih
this but.“ about which he culluhtoned
his honor. ,
Highland menus: are bailout; 0' J
M: 'T. .
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The indium Aid society of tho
torment tool: place HiISili‘lnfi Grove p
. Aniuwroutianlecturu on Japan was '
l m N, &
ltoprorontaiivo chandler. of hook!“
infill, im the clinker at the banquet ‘ti
“on
it on in ”rem dour ot Pup”
lie 01 bookish and distal”!
elitist-err!in"m kidneys or bi tier
s will vanish ., you wil trill
lino ' ‘ ‘ ‘
tramwm .Illllll‘llns. froqumt
‘ mun
owl. bill tally flat alaht) and
ill adder (‘mimrm
3’60!th allowable”I and worried is
needle». because this unusual prop»
Elna 0 at once to the disordered
lithe «neg. bladder and urinary system
thirihum its tinnitus. cleaulm
and vitall0inx influence directly upon
the arms and stands affected. still
compls the cure before you realise
The moment you Inspect any kidney
or urinary disorder or tool rheumatism
ins. Nth“ Mills this harmless med
cine, iv the knowledge that there is
no other remedy It My price. made
anywhere lee in the world. which will
as so crouch and prompt 0. cum
nutty-cent treatment. of Papo' 0 Din
ratio. which any drown; can supply.
~ Your physician. pharmacist. billion
or any mercantile miter will tell
that Pape'a Thompson .0 humor
clanatl. l0 a large and responsible also.
icicle concern. thomurhlr worthy of
your confidence.
Only curative results can some from
taking Pepe I Diuretic. and a in our
treatment means clues. active. healthy
kidneys bladder and urinary orxnha~~
and no backache.
Dorian and Newton Sunday by Can
lain Roinbart. superintendent of the
Barton and Noroton Children's Home.
were buried yesterday“ afternoon in
Spring (Irovo i‘enictorr. by Undortalt»
or Andrew Taylor. Thus far the au-
thorities have had but small clue to
worlt on in locating the portion who
loft the body where it was found. The
case bids fair to continue one of the
town's unsolved mysteries.
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‘l‘hc members of the Dorian Fire De-
partment are deserving of the highest
praise for the prompt and calcium
1 work they performed at the tire which
destroyed a burn all the property of it.
ill. Weaver. who resides on tho no»
road near the Wet- Burn (loll Club and
nearly the cool of the lift of Marlin
l-‘oicy. a farm band. The Darlrn do
parimcnl was at the scene in «non
intuition from the limo the alarm was
telephoned to Chief fouls F. Bloom.
of tho doparuuopi '
That the ham to ulna: was dis
round in Mr Won If who was awn
1nd yiflt‘l'dl} morning about 2: to by
the glare on hlslbrdmom windows.
The barn was alliady in a bad way.
When the firemen arrived it was evi-
dent that the only thing for them to
do was to try to me i e cerium.
rwovot‘od, including Itch-n1 WWII of
oil
l‘oloy waumloeplny in a room in the
burn and stroke to find himself in the
liiidlil of the flame: and he was ai-
reody being burned. He managed to
prone to the stairs, where he lost his
balance, failing the length of them
so hard that one of his arm. was broth
on. lie managed. how-tor, to crawl
to: place of anion: Ills plight was
discovered and Dr. A. l. House was
unntlnonod to nthond lilln. following
which the man was taken to the Stam-
ford hortiltal for further treatment.
lie will he laid up them for some time.
The exact cause of tin» blaxo has not
yet been determined. Tho loss. is
«hold ".000, which, it is underaiood
is covered by inrimncu.
NOTICE
To the people of 'ilarien, lion-nylon
and Norman: Ii branch of the Veronica
(”mutating Library will be installed in
the harbor drop of Mr. Richard Aban-
drnth. Railroad Ave. Dar-ten. This
library l0 composed of mml hundrsd
volumes of Popular notion. Storm at
Love. Advontnro and Travel. stories
. that over-yon; MVOfl‘ to road “33$ “I H P
line a some par u was Ed at . any.
i I W . up? I
and over
war. 10 “mountain“ “4
a fair of the an
locum Doyle John
not“ '. J. an . u.
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urn
tiny? York oil it‘ll
m nylon“ anti: wlhrspont slow
with friction in Worth“?!
w'0'r0 dlwovtloii ”ml?!“ by
.‘i‘bu thinning 91th:“ ,lpluui girl hill.
» also“ avonuoi
mi?“
bus, has pursuant! 9 team of worit
horses.
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tilts Edna Weill. at llorwiillr, spool.
y with Mrs. Hattie neuritis. iii
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tilt: vulva lily. of blow York. 0pm
ovcr Sunday at her potent? ironic, on
Chlltnut Hill avenue.
.r
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tiaroid Phillips expects to move to
Chariot. Buliory's cotton. on Grain
man avenue, this wsok.
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Mrs. Bedlont, of Grumman avenue.
spent Friday with urn. Minnie Grits
cry. in Nev/town avenue. .
William Durham. moved Wednesday
from Grumman avenue to the Mill:
place. In Newtown pvcnne.‘ '
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Mr. Smith. of Grumman avenue. hav-
ing recently sold his place, is worth!
to the old Van Harrier place
Mr and Mrs. Hoyt and son were
guests of Mrs Hoyt'n parents, Mr. and
Mrs. David Tinkler, on Sunday.
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Air. and Mrs. Morris C'buswell and
little Min Alice Shepard visited with
relatives in Wilton over Sunday.
Alfred Saunders. of Brooklyn. was
with his fttnily for over Sunday tit.
his home on Chestnut Hill avenue.
n. s. Taylor and family were out in
their new Cadillac auto and Mr. and.
Mrs. E. J. Taylor with their new ite-
nault on Sunday. '
rhino
Roy. Mr. Taylor preached in Fair-
iloid. Sunday.
' irvlnlt Allen who has been in with
plourlsy has recovered.
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ltr. Oswald. of ilh'lptbilt iilli are»;
; on soil part or all of their milk. but:
1 ton and cream at retail.
, sale prices or at the”
hull p00 bruised by on warm.
pointed out by the monitor!
may .flfrmors sell a proportion
it than the rogular price.
Gill
. Quito it
number? loll pure bred livestock or
thrill” Wat more or lost lunar.
trim the bureau correspondent“!
are of the opinion that if sales are
quoted in this way. in the cornea re-
ports. the. mantle might be somewhat
this,“ inquiries Cen-
WM limes that in
In: libretto:
iormiill it! inquiries uhd instructions
with reforms. to tho value of do
mettle animal! Mfowls, the census
bureau moat necessarily follow the
lines told down in the law governing
its action. That law requires the hu-
term t“ nosrtaln the number and
value all animals and town. The value
sought in not the value of some par.
“out," class or animals or lowly. but
of ‘ali animals and fowis. it is the
amount at which the animals and
ferric can be sold. Good pure blooded
animals win sell for more and thin
have a greater value than the pilot
animals. Where there are many pure
blooded the average will be higher
than where the opposite condition of
affairs provallr, but, as a matter of
fact, the pure blooded animals are so
thoroughly distributed that. they left
no appreciable induction upon the av.
erase published by the twelfth cen-
sus, except in the case of the young
cults of the state of new horse)-
Nro‘uppreciablo influence on the av.
erase price of value of eggs. milk
or butter is observed in consequence
of “the practice mentioned by the in»
culture. The high prioetlrzgs. milk.
butter. etc. are found about as much
in our part of the coinitry an in arr
other. The average which the census
will publish is not that of a portion
tar class of our, bill of all eggs pro-
duced. it is the shine for all unl-
lnnls. fowls and animal products. The
rclaltw number and volume of ant
am. 8. E Elwood has had a loin
phone installed in her home
A 1‘ [tort of New York city,
in town lusts coir on business
Will
a
Sir and hire. Frank Minoriy
Sowburn, N. Y.. are visiting in town:
Judge Footer of New York. spent
Bunday at his country residence here.
medley Goodseli who is spending
the winter in the south is‘vcry feeble.
Mrs. Harriet C. Price is unending
the day with her daughter in Bridge
port.
Charles Wolfe of New Yorke. has
purcbaoed the place of bits. Rose B.
llcrrcll.
It daughter has been born to lllr.
and Mrs. John 'Wriiieuian of Cross
'llinhway,
Mrs, l-‘rvd ilubboil will entertain
the ladies' Beneficeut society tomorz
row afternoon.
Dr. Adams'prosidcd at the quarter
ly conference meeting at the hictho
dist church Sunday.
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Eddie (lartiaen has left the employ
or David Ward and is breaking in as
mnduclor on the trolley.
l-‘., M. salmon is the proud owner
of a new lull) model automobile.
which he is learning to handle.
Rev. Mr. Whiting or New Yul-ll city.
spent Sunday at tho parsonage and
preached in the Constellation“ church
aunday morning.
The unice- at Gin-lat church Bun
day cumin; were very interacting
’l‘iio offertory halo. "Olivet to Calvary.“
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”in”. Kenneth [instructs [are an-
nihur interesting. discourse on tho
.“fleoond Cutouts of Citrirt" in a
Bridleport church 30mm}.
l The chimney in tho house of Carl
my historian «Milt the holiday and my '
3 tr 0mm the bottom The the
.1." W but out before utilise datum
a «no. .0
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low who mail the «inhibition;
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throw in National hail this main; will not
bills. this" pleasant swam but will
halo tin M concomitant plan for
iii. ”an: In” MW their would“
‘ many on menu.
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mammalian tinnitus shown.
sonar. rum. in m
9mm. him inn been lost and its
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. it
linaie and products to vlhlcb specific
{attention hue born tallid does not ex-
oil
“ , ‘l‘ho gouty; who is intuit outline in
not with
brt for that~ lountry us :1 whole or for
litany of the states. an influence suf~
llcit-ni to moire the average published
by the census materially different
from the storage market prices.
A CHIMIGT'S OPlNlON ON SKIN
DiIIAIIB.
R. H. Plaisted's Drug Store, chem
lots and druuisls. any that in all their
scientific and business experient‘e they
have never found any remedy so suc
cessful as ZEMO her the treatment of
Extrema. itching Skin Diseases. Dand-
ruff. Pimples. Blackheads and all dis-
poses of the skin and scalp, They say
that not only do its curative qualities
make it popular but also the fact that
it is a clean. liquid remedy for exter-
nal use. A wonderful improvement
over the old greasy solves and lotions
which are not only unpleasant to use
but do not destroy the germ life that
raw the disease. ZERO draws the
gonna to the surface and destroys
them leaving the shin clear and heal-
thy. than he used freely on infants
R. H. Planted wiilaladiy supply those
who call
ZEMO a a booklet which explains
in ulnuilod language all about Skin Dis-
ease and how to cure yourself at
bottle with ZEMO.
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RMLROAD GURVEY. i
Eastman Ara Trying to Avoid High
Priced Land.
The engineers of the Westchester
and Northern railroad. who are at
work in the vicinity of Ridgefleld, are
copied at. present in making a new
survey of a ’mall section of the line
in inwiaboro district where there are
two pieces of property that the owners
luv plaood higher prices upon than
the railroad is willin; to pay. Ono of
there is the Curtis farm upon which. it
in «1d,. price approximation ”p.000
has been placed and the Perry farm.
upon which the railroad s agents have
been unable to obtain a price.
The prudent survey is bolus made to
find a path around the Curtis farm
The engineers and that by mailing a
detour wound tho Curtis land they can
eliminate 0 curve near the Perry prov-
buy. 00 there will be little ions by the
change «1-...
One of the land aunts of the road
hos both bomllsllui for property 0
short. dislsnoe south of thttl‘liold dur-
in; the out low days. but it is under-
stood that no further options have
been closed l
ooamtnum wills TMA ”mm
l00h trial to Manolo. to-
of... or. tits... ”it...
Still. it not smoking smaller
ghouls hire a (“031' «purport in
mm; dawn slum Hubmmm
d “is “I!“ Miro
ditto-antibody i , *
for breeding, at mun. W
{flight runny in the audience
filth a free sample bottle of;
n
. the Greenwich Equal Franchise low .
the now
too be “one
to porch
.‘l‘he dispenser“;
rm directory.
to that no one 0 u
it without first: plain ;
me which bl ‘
slit 0 who , ..
l4 lotion. til oil or town.
New York. This clone la attractant to .
clear the complexion and to rid the
loop of pimples. Every one who hob
tried poslam knows that than fitment
bolt. on sale at The Plot
any and llillw. W Kelly. Jo’s. as l
a: nil other drug atom contains;
font for the worst ems. other
lam. The itching ceases op ‘
plicatlon. It will also cure acne, tub- ‘
tar blotohes, scaly scalp.- hives bore
bcr’ s and every other form at itch; in~
eluding ltohtn; (not. Being fleshicoi.
area and containing no mm. the
presence of poalani on exposed sun;
faces such as the face and hands, is
not perceptible. Water and soap cnn~
not be used in connection with it,’ ai’
these irritate and prolong akin true» 1
tries, sometimes even chasing them
Piii’llllll llllll'EIlEIli.
'MUSIC- HALL.
Music Hall presents another good
bill for the that three days or this?
week and thepacked house last. night '
had plenty of laughter. The Basket.
88" girls played an exhibition game"
and were greatly enjoyed by the bask--
at hall fans. The Red Devils beat tho
Black Goals. the score being 7 to 4.‘
To night the management is going to“
have for the big attraction one of the;
local teams to play the girls, so it is"
canceled it will be a big nigh . as av.-
ery basket ball fan in town will be
present. The vaudeville end ct tho ‘ ‘
show was up to the standard, and one.
act, Ascott and Eddy proteon' actors.
proved that he is a real artist and the ‘,
characters he impersonated were
splendid. rune Whitney has a charm?
lug voice and a very winning way. She
upheld her end of the bill and receiv—
ed her share of the applause. Mr. and.
Mrs. Murray Ferguson have u very
funny act and as n makers they
rank with the best. Charles Brunette
and Co. in "Never Again“ wagons ot
the laughing hits on the bill. The
motion pictures its-usual were good.
or course it goes without saying that
the fifteen American beauty basket
bull girls will be the big drawing card
during the week and lovers of this
game don't want to miss seeing those _
clever girls play the game. There is
not an idle moment while they on
playing as there is something doing on
very moment they are on the stale. . p ‘
so excited that. they pecan to ”pin
lh girls where to throw the ball and
when an audience resorts to this; you
can imagine the excitement. .lWith.
such an excellent bill as this one tho
Music Hall should have another big
week from a box-calee standpoint.
“Torturlnx eczema sprain I“ .
burning area every day. DOIn’I Olltlr . ‘
moot quickly stops its ”Win“
stanily relieves the itching. cum it’
permanently: At any drug atom. ....
ONLY wmowaus WANTED. it
una‘nnwwn, Coca. March 151—-
ilreenwlch. which boasts that it. has a
larger number of clubs per Milli
than any other town in the Wooden
Nutmeg state, having up to last. week
fifty six different organisation. Sill
lust added one more.
The new club is the most remark?
able of all. it follows, on the heels of.
we“ the last previous to be ormiud.
and is known as the Widowera' Sonia! \
club The club is composed entirely ,1
of widowcrs. ‘ f
The spirit of the club is not one of , -;
exultatlon at deliverance imputation!-
.ot matrimony, nor was it started 0.; n.
fioke. One of the by law; stolen tint .
any member of the club who finial?!"
‘rlcs shall provide a first class
for all the other members,w
these days of high prices would roiard
remarrlaao.
jno’ Ilt'i'i ‘ ”r .
Accept no substitute for retry?
Honey and 'l‘ar it is the but and
safest rotliodii for coughs, coidr. W
and lung' troublop. No will”.
Bridge Pharmacy. .
anon: Lift! "6i..th 0
IV mass. .1
g BAYBROOK. blotch ill.
Italih‘n0.‘ who struck list at
lull our day instead of ti. oil
can h‘oltr instud of a
workout” villi out and
«0' no content mixers have
piled. Th0 worh on the
trolley.” being delayed by
it intuition“ no Itillaut M '
ed in Now loaded to tails l
of the strikers.
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me mom, [can
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bulging; ‘
diction in hi0 left not by it ..
is always “so sor-
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