Brim ¥ ‘
iri M1
Prom tandem
all timgil‘. a
Personal attention [than to all
prescription work. ,
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait. for your car. ‘
BRIDGE PHARMACY
dJAltK Hill a ar.‘_
p
Robert Lilley, of Boaview avenue.
has taken a position is clerk at James
Parker‘s Bridge Pharmacy. t
Two at the children of Mr and Mrs.
John. L Bellman. or s Wipnold street.
are quite seriously ill With pneumonia.I
Mr. and Mrs. George W Clauson Of
Yonkers. New Yoiih. have been insets
(if Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bold, of
8 Filoh street.
Mrs. W W. Gillies has been going
through a severe attiiok of the 3in at
the parsonage in Row'an street, but is
now recuperating nicely.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of tho iaustt‘fiAvenuo Methodist
Church, will meet Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Willis Bean. of Van Zandti
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Laue, Jr..
who have been living during“ the win—
ter in New York; came ‘up yesterday
and visited~ their summer cottage.
built last season at Gregory's Point.
Mi. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds. oi
Nevins-lists, are expected to arrive
in town Wednesday to be guests over
Easter of the farmer‘s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Reynolds. of Van Zandt
street. .
vCaptain Albert Ayers put his boat. in
commission this morning and began
the initial day's oysterinp ‘of the
spring. Captain Ayers confined his op-
erations to his own grounds around
the islands,
The einploycs or the Film? Products
Company are iold'off tor after: days
to await the. arrival of a new machine
which is expected to arrivetodsy. This
ma blue is; for the purpose of pickuig
and opening ilbrc.
Complaint was mude this morning
by an East. Net-walk resident chr Sun-
day baseball playing between Fourth
and Fifth streets. This resident did
not think me name should be played
there on Sundays. he said.
Richard Vaudorgrief, of New York.
was a guest over Sunday of Harry
Dexter. of the Fibre Products Com-
patIY. Mr. Vandcrgi'lcf was very much
impressed with the town and may do-
cide to spend the summer here.
The Fourth Quarterly" conference
will be held next Sunday afternoon til.
3:30 at the. East Avenue hit-ilitidiiit
Church. when the district superinten-
dent. the Rev. Dr. .i. is. Adams. oi
Stamford, will be in attendance.
Harold Hull, formerly book kt‘clli'i'
in the cities of the Crescent Laundry.
began hisvappranticeahlp in the can
punter trade with H. V. Carr this lliiil'il~
ins. ills position lit the Laundry is
succeeded to by Miss Mary Koroitun
Contractor Herbert V. Curt started
work this Iiornin‘p on We of the. been
be which he is to build for W. 8. flat-
iiold in Winfield street. Those hous-
es will be the first of a block of six.
The initial two have been said already.
East Norwsih friends and relatives
were informed this morning- that uni.
William W. Young, of South Norwallt
formerly of Osborne silence, will up
atria sh Operation molly at the Nor»
walk Hospital, where she was taken
last week. . .
Mrs. E E. Gorbatu has returned
home from Leavenworth. Kansas.
where she wont to .visit her son. Loa-
lie (lorham. who has boon located in
that city for a numbir M weeks. and
is issuing good" W. He is in
onion in the. use business. ,
Chester inset-soil. hodd assistant at
the Ryder and “sword pianist on the
.Waahinpton street bridal. tailsd to re-
pOrt this morning (or business. in
view of which on account: of his faith-t
fulnsss to”duty, it was conceded thoi.
its must be a very liolt boy.
u'i‘he remains at Sidney s. Dayton.
{hose funeral. who hold} yesterday an
i attention at the members oflthe con-
90" ‘ Lu. 5. it: .
'i‘lie his lortmbt foot y'Mht under
construction at the Andsroon yacht
works at Oysthr bitch Point is rapid
ly nearing commotion. , The ninety
oisht footed. which Mr. Aud6rsou is
to build with he started probably about
June 1st but she will not be finished
, hype tall. as originally intended. Her
owner is going to Europe this fall and
she will be ready for him when he re-
turns in the spring oi: next year.
i There was special music at the East
[Avenue Methodist Church yesterday
morning. in honor of Flint Sunday.
The solo “The Palms" was also well
I rendered by Miss Carrie comedian
‘The other members of the choir for
the morning service included Miss
Clara Ainaworth. ‘Mias Emma For-obs
Miss Mai-ion L’Hommedieu, and A. if.
Hathaway and N. south Ferguson.
The piston, llev. W. W. Gillies. phenoli-
cd sermons which deeply tripped the
.w‘l
gregatlon both morning and evening.
iiiliiililii '
Robert Sconoi‘d. of New York. spent
Sunday with friends in this place.
I
Captain Charles W. Bell. of lion-ny-
ton nvpnuonhss‘roturncd home front
a sev’éral week» visit in Florida.
Captain ‘Edtgin 1.. Stevens has
launched his yacht Pram. and is put-
tinp the vessel in readiness for the
coming season.
Ths‘Ladidii' Aid Society of the Moth.
odisl Church will meet to sew Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of hire. 0.
W. Scudder. bond street.
Frank McKendric. of Brooksido. who
recently purchased the Winfield a.
Grant property in Rowayton avenue
and Cudlipp street. contemplates mak-
ing a. number of improvements.
The H. Wales Lines Company. con-
tractors for the new railroad station
at RWflleH, have commenced to lay
the curb .for the 400 notions and six-
teen feet wide concrete platform about
the stuiion property. This will be an
extensive and important piece of
work in connection with the contract.
The grass hour the Reich Point trol-
auti it was feared tor a time that‘tho’
flames would communicate with some.
of the buildings at Retail Point. A
crowd of Rowayton people went down
and Finally succeeded in extinguishing
the batons.
A. B. i’oticrson. of New York, who
some time and purchased Butler's
island from Franklin Lynch, has ar-
ranged to open up the property into
building sites rangingdu prire from
$6.00” to ”0.000. A road L200 feet
in length and eiphtoen feet wide is
to run through the center of the prop-
erty. and the contract for this had
been closed so that work will begin
at once. ’
The case. Of Edward 'i‘uttio. opal-gird
by Harry Griswold ,with assault. is
scheduled to come up for trial in the
town court. in Dai‘lt‘n. tomorrow niuht
at 7:30 o'clock. it hppenrs that a week
or so ago Mr. Griswold was on the
property of litvoryman Edward ..l 1:8dv
risen in the rear of the Mormon post-
o.illoe and had sonic words with Mr.
Tuitio The latter finally become cm
aspciatcd and slapped Griswold a few
times in the face. The latter made
complaint to the proud Juror in Dar.
iso. and 'i‘uttia was arrested. A atom-
ford justice of the peace will probably
try the case
The arm of Mmstoad a Krom. who
estate busiriess for several years with
oiilco in the Library building. Dau-
bsry. has been dissolved. 'l‘ho dissolu-
tlon goes into effect Marsh 28.1’bo
iii-iii is composed of Wallace (l. Olin.
stead. formerly city clerk of Danbury.
and. Arthur bl. Krona Both» Mr. (Jim-
ltead‘ and Mr. Krohi will continue in
thoinsurauco business. Mr. Kroiu willy
retain the odlcu'now._occupiod by tho.
than, out! Mr. Olmtssad will on April
'1 oped an aides in Hotel Green. not
com I room iust- at! the lobby, for-
hair occupied as o broker's ethos.
ills. limo. is well known here, :90de
to; his sprinters for many years past
at Bella Island.
tigrnoon from his lot! We in Winfield? .
direct were taitsn awt‘iy this morniup
ii (sharps; oi. tundralydirector Charles *
Nor- ‘
isms. oi? Wonpé‘rt, us the debut
rty. 'i‘hu interment was at Cypress
liia, hon; island
Wuflm 6i
MW
hills? mill nominal this shoul-
‘i‘m‘ railroad “9““!- ”WM ‘ll’ “ rocks flowing in her hot house}
WMCR, pf New
this: iii tidbits ititlitdh iii iioroioh. -
. 1 the ”neodymium.
, Judy order. will , A
I .ltal‘il rum Ami-noon. by a tubular
era was another to so over Bridseport‘
my lit idisodod to stop pt Beuth- ‘
icy bridge was set on fire yesterday. >
have conducted an instironce and real '
shalom was
Capt. Rhaluort photopruphsd the body.
An commonest t
Iii; lid with
at}
company.
home in noun to spend the Easter
vacation with his parents. Mr and
Mrs. Charles Adams.
A case which is becoming suits
celebrated will be heard tomorrow
evening before Justice William H.
Willmott Jr. it is an utter develop-
ment to the arrest of a stronger at
tile Rowoyton ‘dspoi a‘ tow weeks and
wold this seem bli'l‘uttla tattooed.
paged across the use into the rails
of Dorian, over the prowess displayed
in the arrest and the assistance ran»
tiered the constable. The result is an
assault case apatnst ’l‘uttle. with Gris
wold as the complainant.
The Dorian Children's Home; and
Day Nursery has issued an appeal in
which it says:
15 children, and live or those are posi-
tively deserted by their parents. if
it were not for a children's home.
these little. ones would now he at the
tender mercies of a cruel world. We
take children. also parents who are
in a destitute condition. until such
time as they can help themselves
again. Also our Home is a Day Nur-
sery. whore mothers can brinp child-
ran in the morning and take theta
again in the evening. the meagre sum
of it) cents providing them with all
necessary cure and also dinner."
Will iiiliiliilii.
The entertainment hold at the booth
oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glover on
Thursday evening by the E. P. Social
Society was a proud some“ in every
way. About twenty-dye ‘puosla enjoy-
ed the different numbers on the pro-
gram. after which refreshments of
cake, coffee. sandwiches and 'zaiuds
vtcro served.
The lsidinu' Aid Bocit‘iy of the lip-
iou Chapel will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at the home, of Mrs. William
Deck. The effort that it being mst‘l‘c
by this society for swelling the mom'
bersliip is most commend-bis: Start-
lng with only a few the society has
now lb members. and they are piuu
bins to hold a fair and supper iu the,
“PM future for the benefit of tin-
church.
The remains of Aiiiiiimc ilciit-divi
who passed away at Eliot liatitiam nil
'l‘ucsday, wort- taken to Sprinpiihlr
Wednesday. where the diminution in re
held from the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Andrew Wand. The interment
was in lsiltcview t'ltllllllt‘i‘)‘. New in
noun. Mr. Benedict went in East lin'i
dam to attend the funeral of his out
out daughter. bird. Gcleaton. when he
was taken with pneumonia and waited
away. He watt well known and highly
respected in this place.
Mrs. Shot-wood of Wilton is visiting
in town.
liirs Crotut and family have muted
to Derby
wMuis Baitpert is now working in
.Bridnwm
Mro.‘liarry Nichols of Bridgeport
has been the Iuest of her parents.
The Jackson cottage st Compo
beach is being improved and altered.
Mrs. Horace Mills of Cross Highs
way is confined to her bed and is very
ill.
Mrs. Francis Day and dbushter hare
been uncut puests or relatives in New
Haven.
Mrs. Edwin D. Jennings who has
visiting her daushtor in Hartford has
returned home.
‘ Tint last of the Union Lenten pond:
on still be held in Trinity church ww-
neadoy "onion,
.ioiinltl Osborne who lost her oydv
sight two debits ago by skipping ropo’
has hilly recovered
of the flliow Flower Co. and is say
vlattlua in Daabury.
Jodi: and carnatio- bouliey wild
were called boots by the death of incli-
mother have returned
Tits disses Tom; who have basil.
visions to new r611. «rm to is
tdmhmmfbw. . i
'i‘he duel; pond whitish is bald: built
on the Whipped: on the shore
road toms. nicely. . . .
“ 'Mw‘k
his practice in wilted to take a strain
illi' MW iii Willem w .
wwoymnmt tittvd’ill'i 5
.Sllie Misti: tim’ltsspm have 66%
rived [It Leonard's Crossinp for dirt
bald
ar's rooms. Friday.
Tuba handball .
tit-1W Mitt
Edward Adonis. who is a student at ..
the Duluth: Military Academy, is V
by Constable uni-inn. mm. Gris.-
Joseph sinner: has loft the «more, ';
Dr. bhsrwood is preparing to brave .
' STA M F0 R D
It is not In diiiicult matter
blmpiy to keep a house warm in
Winter provided you use sufficient
incl but ventilation. as well as a
[proper temperature, is necessary,
otherwi." the utter effects will
be far more uncomfortable and
injurious than a their lack of
“We have at pioseut heat.
The Stainioid 1 promo supplies
plenty of fresh air agreeably
warmed. and requires ouiymrdiu-
,arylcalc and attention in its op-
oration.
P‘OR SALE BY
nuance it. NASH.
Comat- North Main and West Watts.
Schiaat property at Codipo Point.
The Mitchell residence on (loin-
po street has been put into the hands
of the real estate direct to sell.
Mrs. Mary Mel-taboo and daughter
have moved to Weston and taken poo.
session of their newly purcbned horns.
Mrs. James London received from
relatives in lreland last week some
shamrock in honor of St. Patrick's day.
Tickets are selling well for the Pso-
sion play lecture to be given in the
Greens Purina church tomorrow eve
uiup.
iieorsr iiuui. “manner tit
Snucmurk, has purchased several in‘
(dilution and will start in the chicitco
business.
The teachers of our local school who
inside out of town-have returned to
their rcspoctlvo liomt's for the East-
for vacation. . .
Harold Phillips has ruined his po-
sition with (‘hapman Taylor and late
on our with Thomas (lreiiory or New-
iiiwn til'elllle.
Miss Elisa (lorliuiu has rented the
homestead on East Main nimi to
Wt‘i‘tlill)‘ parties from New York who
liavo token possession.
Miss Ruth Macfartuud who attends
school in Philadelphia, will return this
week to spend her Easter vacati
with her parents in the Farina. ,
Miss Edith “rover. who has been no
riously ill at her home on Cross ail-sot
the past month. is improving and now
able to sit up a little each day.
Palm Sunday was observed in the
usual manner at both Episcopal chur-
rhea. The attendants at the Catholic
rburcb each received a palm leaf.
An ormloatlon is soon to be star
ted by the young people of the Con-
gradations! church for “the benefit of
the boys and pit-is of thauoolety.
Durinp the purine tides the past
week tarps quantities at large ions
clams have’hoea do; on the data.
which readily'oold for five cents a
piece.
Odom Gorboiuiio contemplating op
it is very important that tits kitchen
plumbing into will lhape unit the
. M weatiitr Guilds. notici- lat us :
look it over. ;
::!= r; .
smndius the winter too ..
disier on 'ijurkay Hill. hssrrsopoueil
‘ her residence in the Forms for the ,
' commonalities.
Contractor Thomas tidinlau but
beep awarded the coutrdoi of bottom!
tho two summer residences oi ill Ti
Bodford on the shore road. Work will»
W be commenced on the collard; .3
. Thiouph tile kindness or the man.
that society the public will attain its
afforded the pleasure of attendlns an?
other free lecture in Library nullity
a famous Chinese speaker, who will
eitpiain the ”Great Eastern" questi ll.‘
The lecture will be given next mo til.
Peeps slid Quipley had the piston
tune to lose their horse Saturday. As
they were on their way to Greens
Farms cusp! the rear wheels broks
down frightening the horse, which
bolted into it run. When the animal
reached the residence of Henry Parka
it fell dead. The twa occupants ol-
tho team were thrown out but escaped
with only slight bruises.
iTALIAN CABINET RESIGNB.
ROME. March 2l.——~'l‘he ltalian Cabv
lnct resigned today. The retirement
0! the Ministry. which formed on Dec.
10, 1909, with Baron Sidney Sounino as
premier was due to the realisation
that the mvernment’s mercantile mat
the subsidies measure was doomed to
defeat.
:l‘HE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic ‘
chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disesae and the art of ad-
Jusiinx the same. Diseases are cauacd
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite lit the diftereat organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
rbstored through harmonixiap the at:
nerve ayatnms in your body.
Nervousueaa. Rheumatism. Partly
aiaplieort. Kidney and Female Dlo
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spice. You will
saver regret pivius Chiropractic s
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WA.HiNCTON UT. .0. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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iiitlliiiiliiili
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THREE DAYS. COMMENOlNG MON‘
DAY, MARCH 21
The CastieSquareStock Co.
Presents the Great Story of New York
and Alaska Lite. by Chas.
A. Taylor
The. Girl from' Alaska
UNDER THE SERDONAL DIREC-
TION OF THE AUTHOR
NOTE—Ono lady admitted free on
Monday evening by the purchase of
and Mom ticket before I p. in
news mums "
THURSDAY NIGHT. March 74
Season's Greatest Musical Sensation
THE
Piayod zoo Nights st’tho New York
Theatre. New Verb City
ORIGlNAL PRODUCTION
nALLlle. .II..50v.
Isa-rs new «tune
W HALL
* acorn uoawaucs outv
r if
MARBH oi. as and as.
on test lend an is Vitus-viii.
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, With Jill-ill Hit—LU do Wish.
own/is. slam-i out: IAViJ“
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riding“: to 'Iaatm dilutes
mrou" {inflow
m’st
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itittttdtvlsl,\m W; m
f
Birlitti on System
HEW HAVEN. March 21. ~0u n6tt
'i‘daaddycvsuinx the committees of
the Brotherhood of Railway conduct
tor who announced early this week
that
tum. audbsfors Wednesday night will
the result.
Tim d vdlt Writ; of the men will
vote in favoi‘dt birthing seems to be a
toroidal! conclusion. It. seems an equal
iy strong conclusion, at least accord-
ing to the opinions of many who are in
a position to how that before Pres
ident Molten tun Allow a strike to ac-
tually begin he will batter into confer-
ence with the committees and before
long arrange a settlement that will
bring industrial peace 0n the road for
years to come.
W‘ .
"They tell ’ me." said the Innocent
maid. “that your marriage was the re
sult of love at first night. In it true?"
"it is." answered the muntiohouldcrcd
SOUL KISS
; - masons—76
ooaosouotv oowuao outta
PRICES
isoxss ..... use
A TO L. oscuaa‘rna .........ti.so .
at T0 a. oacularaa .........si.oo
saooouvm AND a“ .oo
IALcouv. c yo i.. no
Vaudevrile Theatre
MONDAY. WMAN, WIDNIIDA‘V. ‘
Lasso: Tashinhm mo courauv.
mail. sadly. ”Hadvl been gifted with
lsecond night. l‘d still be in the bacho
lbr elass:"—~Clilt:sgo Daily News.
“The courts have decided that a viii
man has no right to open her libs
band's until.“ "My wife reversed that
decision betel-ell was madc."-llous-
ton Posh ‘
o
’vsrli LleLE
Er. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
dows. We make them, all sizes. and
they BELL THE GOODS!
mamhmmrasme
too in your business will cause
you to order latter ones.
“to Reed 81 Yolk Eledtrical Co.
as waamuorou eraser.
scum nonwam.
no. out.
THE
Humphrey
Inverted
Gas Arc Lamp
(ICannot be equated
for Brilliancy of
Light or Economy
in Consumption of
Gas.
Povver Co-
9 poll on a strike proposition out ..
the New Haven road had been ordered. ' or
are product to built countinp the re Slim
probably anaconda either publicly or 'T. . ““9
to the oihcials of the New Haven road ‘
i”
Housatouic
soloist That and will n... fl '
BenefitoiWomes who ,.
r from Female ills -
--"i was a m6
’ troubles which
.= _ used a weakness
and broken own
dong“?t tics od
syn
‘tuuo clubs' a:
ham 3 eg» ‘6
etable “Compound:
for other
women
mum it woul
be “pine andIniust‘
ititii dhelp me.
wonderfullp. hip
ll is it me.
w stronger. and within res months
as a perfectly well woman.
“I want: this letter made public to
ow the be t- women out derive
from Lydia Pinkham's egetable
Compound " Mrs. Joust} MOLDAN,
:35 second St. North, Minneapolis,
on.
Thousands of unsolicitgdan gens.
the testimonialsf like the abov rave
the stllcicncy of Lydia E. Pink am 's
Ve tublo lumpouild. wtti pitb is made
sac naively from roots and orb s. t.
.‘Women who suffer from those dis.
brooding ills collar to their sex should
not lose his t of these facts or doubt
the ability of Lydia E. I'inkhsm s '
Veptgltablc Compound to restore their
boa l
ml! on want special advice write '
rs. Pinkbam, at Lynn. Mass.
Showilltrcatyourlettsraastriofly
confidential. r20 years she
has been helpinprh sick women in
this way. free 0 charge. you’d
heel tote- write at once.
s
"Medicine," said a little girl, “is
smoothing that makes you careful not
to catch cold again."-Universsiist
Leader.
PAINTING ‘
Paper Hanging
Wall Paper, Paintets’
supplies
limit Mixed Paint ..... M50 per gallon
While Curtain Poles, with fixtures. lilo
iiest Opaque Shades.............25o
Houseiumishing Goods. Crock-
eiy, Glassware. &c.
t
L. H. Decker
87 wasumorou crusts
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL: CON.
Agent mooiumbla Phenom-spit Go.'a ' ,
Records. Graphophonas and CHPP'M.
”MW‘
“if i thrill totem... ‘ “4
Again. I Would Buys
(in;
1:
’i‘hiity”
Newcoods how in
«flock Mounds
hummus”
its.
palattlllllil‘fa “6 m (17‘
it you are debatin‘g as {d that
choice of a car ask any 0'
of a Cadillac “Thirty" it it!
anti-tied with his purchase
lnvluiabiy the rspiywi
“if i had it!» do otter . .
marrow i would buy a Oadlt‘
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