V.
. ‘ oratory to its on
., Wulbwflh
”'me‘ (trig. .
pursuance...
s l: ransom .
" “lounge“ '5'“
l
Mrs. Grilrgefitpruell. oi Winneid
street. is entertaining her brother.
from Boston. “ .
Clifford crow afui‘iii‘ihily, of Van
Zaudt street, werevisitors‘ in New
Canaan smut-lisp
Dr. and Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. W. H.
Baker. or East Norwaih, enjoyed an
:utomoblle trip to Standard. yester-
ay. . .
Morton Knapp. formerly an assist-
ant at the Bridge Pharmack, has so-
cured at position in the rectory of tho
Norwulk Box Company. ‘
.lt is reported that there may short-
ly be another district meeting in ret-
erence to the extension or the electrl.
cal system oi the district.
Miss Clara Raymondoi' Worcester.
and Miss Susan Raymond. of New lirlt-
aln. have been spending a few days at
their home in Gregory Boulevard.
George A. Jenning'syecbt Duchess
has been going through a spring over-
hauling at the'nyera yacht yard in Sea-
vi‘ew avenue. and is to in into com-
mission shortly {or the season.
‘ ”Chester lngersoli. the young deliv~
a.“ cry clerk. is ilguri on going toilet:
Work this week on seeing the Barn
gm and Bailey circus at Madison
quoro Garden.
it is expected thntthe pastor. Rev.
w. w. Gillies. the W“!!- lvili be. back
from the Middletown conference in
time to lead the'i‘liilflday night pray.
or meeting at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church.
There will be a mooti
Norwalk Yacht Club it a club rooms
on Seavlew avenue, his evening at 8
o'clock. ‘Preparstlons tor going into
commission will be made. and other
routine business transacted»
.4
of the Bali.
The East Norwalli Fire Police will,
have a monthly business meeting this
evening. The May oweril will have
their monthly nice iig this evening.
The Maydowars will have their mouth.
ly meeting next Monday evening.
m...
One of the new Lung n islands new
houses was sold recon y to a New
York party and it is understood thnt
two more houses are about to no erec-
tdd at the property. The finishing
touches are now being put on the gar-
age or the place that was sold.
There are two local trolley t'li‘s
wii have lights under their bodies.
an thd fact is quite a mystery to
many people. John __ buy one or the
sages of the force 0 con‘gfitors. ex-
plhins that. the cars equip as (less
oribed In order that the motors may
loathe tracks alter dark.
A ilshing schooner which has been
at the iscboda Club boat at the Wash-
lngton street bridge with live (urinal:
for a few days, ieit Saturday for the
home port of Noank. This is the first
ritual builveoinills llrburwlth
live do or sale in ii ‘eiml or manner
1dr more than a your.
.h .
pr. 1.. Id. Allen'il launch Grebe.
will as been aterhauled at the roar
, t motorlaon‘dry by Melville
' . Young. is to so overboard today.
e wicket is also ready to go over-
Iiip hot' DV-
bonrd and it‘ to
or, on one «115%? titles oi the
—.....—-..a.-
;:—
inner; r.
. c" ‘
(dial-r. .9
parent that ._
‘ . yeti an ords
. ,rthur‘is‘a single “5.
tlemau and in ' acoustics he did not~
have much use tor the coal. its due
coeded. however.“in turnlhg‘ the order
into cash.
There is a proposition cs toot to
have the highway from the East Non
walk entrance to the Washiumu
street bridge to the Benedict Farms
bridge treated with oil. (h 0. Roy.
stone. at the (Century Waterproofing
Company.‘has been in consultation
withquite a number or (the property
owners and business men and it is sta-
ted that the project meets with quite
general favor.
Adorn Muttsri. who recently under-
went two operations at the Nomnlk
Hospital, and who last week was re-
movcld to his home in Myrtle avenue,
is getting alonginicely. though it is not
expected that he will be able to get
grout stain for .a'bout a week. Mr.
uttart has nothing but praise tor the
courteous and careful treatment he
received at the Hospital. where every.
thin possible was done [or him by the
phy iciaus. nurses and all at the iii.-
llllllll A
Captain Aaron Stevens is having
new sidewalks laid about his residence
in Rowayton avenue.
Mrs. William ii. Boyle. oi Rowayton
avenue. who has been seriously iii, Is
now improving slightly.
Dr. William Moore. oi Brooklyn. has
been the guest or his parents. Mr. and
Mia. William Moore. of this place.
~Paperhanging or painting done
anywhere in Rowayion. Tel. laud.
Murphy Dec. (30., 7d Washington St.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinkncy. of
Brooklyn, were the guests. Saturday.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney.
diowaytou avenue.
The nation Juniors were defeated
by the liowayton Juniors again on Sat»
urday. by a score of twelw to nine, in
a warmly contested game.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society. of. the
Methodist Church, will inner to new at
the home or hire. DeMolt. hogan
street. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 0. Adams
spent. yesterday at that; home in this
place. They expect to take ponesslon
for the summer in a short time.
The Reliance Social Club held a
whirl at their rooms in Rowayton ave
nue. Friday afternoon. A large num-
her were present and a most delightful
session was the result.
Miss Alice Bruudage. one or linear-
lon‘s pleasing vocalists and a highly
esteemed young lady. is quite serious-
ly ill with heart. trouble at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gliflqid Cnibil}.
nan—-
Fntnk Lockwood has stunted work
on the six room cottage he proposes to
erect in Rowsyton avenue. just north
at Mortimer Ogdsn’s property. Charles
Morris has the contract for the cellar.
The members of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company are making prepare.
tiousvior their annual entertainment
and reception which will be heig on
their seventh auntversary.’ April 7th.
Rev. William Guggenheim, oi
Bridgeport, occupied the pulpit oi the
lto'waytou Methodist liplsmpal Church.
yesterday. delivering excellent aar-
mou‘a to good sited congregations. The
Easter music was repeated.
George in. Everett and family moved
W: u.“ 9! tin talk:
.lollu Armo‘di.’ “ad/iii known toast
"Mil momma ”throw trots
ills $148301 .1 _ 8 Mil will
repo ' that r on
and t‘em’ri:1 not
yel- rial to at pm a. s I
the,‘ ‘ vigil than or returned
oysterinl‘ln express. The seed is said
to be imbedded intestate bottom.
. I ,
t ” his d i
dollars. 9" to};
a” it"luli’id lid}. ‘rsn
work was done at land The
eta» rd whitih n x nod lo the
auditorium» (“Ewan steamer
built anomaly tor the oyster business.
victor (Shir iii; . Airtime! is
Just finishing up an extension
‘ ii! "I" 'r‘ h‘ , i
‘ iiiianl anulllaflnmulz dine-
iads. air. still“. ,who was torm-
', ' W. I V
f‘ ' mmuohrymany in nude
at week to the house he recently our»
c and at the corner or Iliaabsth and
Day streets. Booth New lit. Albert
Welinits. of Norwalk, it purchased
air. livoratt's property bare. and will
make a number at improvements.
Captain Alvah ii. Todd“ is having
a large bungalow built on a lightly lo-
cation just north of his present resi-
dence on Hickory Bluii. The rounda-
tion is being completed by John Ray-
aloud» and the contrast tor the super-
(strustnre has been awarded to Wood
brothers. oi Dorian.
J‘ranlt w. Moltendris. who decided
ileld 8. Grant. in nowaylon avenue and
Cudlipp street; has commenced work
air so m which" will build
a lid = 3%.... “it Wilt“;
avenue. Contractor'aa' bond. at Dan
loll, will do the worn.
(it'll twin “in .l'
top You t on was (Fm "iii.
inlgnt. at the building
(and nation is . in?
‘timberari nd piauki
.tveak on
not to purchase the property ll Win- a
t. Warren
‘ iii
9
'l‘ e Colonel
the (
, ndary
d
bridge sate.
over it shortly.
Wt“.
both
unable to bear any great
land. Constable Edward J. udrigal‘i
some time ago notified
walk and Barton selections. but all yet
nothing has been done to render the
The small bridge. lead
ing to listen Point. is also in a date
gerous condition. and should he re
paired so that tradlc can be resumed
ion“
A new hymn board has been placed
in the. Methodist church.
Mrs. Morris Mills .l
i'..
several relatives lit dinner Friday.
Frank Sturges has sold his oyster
ground in the Mill pond to local par.
ties.
Mrs. John Johnson, of Greenwich.
was visiting relatives in town last
week;
The home of George Couch in the
Forms in under quarantine for scarlet
fever.
The selectmen will hold their month-
iy meeting tomorrow - at the town
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Romper
were guests yesterday oi irisnda in
Weston .
The eastern part of the turnpike in
the Forum is being repaired by Cash
Brothers.
Mrs. Orlando Allen. Combo atrreet.
has been a recent guest or relatives
in M iiiord.
Charles Jennings an aged resident
oi Greens Farms. endured a slight
stroke at paralysis lost
week.
Work on the cellar of the new real-
deuce oi Hot-ace Hurlbutt on State
street will soon b7.- com
month.
moaned.
Mr. and Mrs. lam and Miss Janet
long. who have spent a daligbttul will.
ter in Florida will return home this
“w..-”
Joseph Seaberg. oi Danhury, who
spends nearly the entire season at
Combo Mill. will soon take up his
abode there.
ca—s—
Mrs. ose Berrlll
bought
street.
beautifully.
—-—..~
The tamily oi Rev. Mr. Mackenaie
are once more united alter being separ-
ated for several weeks ~on account of
scarlet fever.
who recently
e Raymond place on Wright
has h ‘the interior dried up
George Thorpe. while at work on
the real estate building of A. Southey
tell from a ladder and received sever»
al severe bruises.
Charles Myers, who has been work-
ln s tannery iactory in Philadel-
ii a will return homosext week. lie
in
can not like the place.
Several clam lovers trout back in
the country enjoyed a day on
"data" the latter part
Where they used to dig them b
bushel they now have to he sat alied
with a pack.
re ' it a .
(@1187 test. containing seven ,
’ firhidlm lithe anisbad in hard woods. (
Meniscus. The but“)! Will be “by ”
prelim. ‘ 1
- (flea (Housman mvuvloarl'ou.
" today tor another week of activity in
’7 continuing his investigation into tire
both the Mob
entertained
domes fibilimhtih purchased; . i .
ildins lot warmth Main street trout WW
W only millionth: .ou—lnwsmmo‘ Fe! Finer
mm “8;" hm mm“ by“ Minutes Alter Tilting a Little
l‘ohitoeta Bookwitb I Jackson. ‘dt Diamsln
rt ‘ rt or a no house in this W .
fish-
” ' _ The initial
bulge to “atone p
and WWI.- ‘
i i.
The question as to how long you are‘
pole to continue a suderer trots ludi-
Gti ,0 . Dispoiialu or out~oi~ordtlr
tomacii is merely a matter or how
(with. .mon‘you begin taking some Diapers
hardwood. item. mantel» and
, n.
. 1 _ it your Stomach is lacking in (linen
tire power. why not help the stomach
to do its work. not with drastic drugs.
but ‘a re-ehiorcement oi digestive
agents, such as are naturally at work
in the stomach.
People with weak stomachs should
take a little Diapepsiu occasionally.
and there will be no more indigestion.
no teeiiugdlke a lump or lead in the
stomach. no heartburns. Sour risings.
Gas or Stomach or Bolnhlng oi until»
geared food. Headaches. Dizziness or
Sick Stomach. and besides, what you
out will not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour. out-
oforder stoulncll and dyspepsia are
generally relieved live minutes after
taking a little Diapepslu. .
Go to your (iruggitlt and get a 50.
cent case of Pope‘s Diapepsin now.
and you will always go to the table
with a hearty appetite. and what you
not will taste and. because your
stolnacb and int sliues will be clean
and fresh. and you will know there
are not going to be any more had
nights null miserable days for‘ you.
They freshen you and make you feel
like life is worth living. ‘
m.
Yhs hates Charged by Various com-
panisa Likely to Come up. i
NEW YORK. April i.-——Buperinterid-
out at insurance Hotchkiss prepared?
”insurance conditions. '
Mr. liotchkiss had made no advance
announcement at his plans. but it was
regarded as not unlikely that he would
soon turn his attention to the subject
of tire insurance rates. There have
been intimhtlons that he has in mind
ponle questioning into the flats of
rates by the New York State nder~
writers' Association and the New York
Fire insurance Exchange with a view
to the establishment of a bureau in the
insurance department to (ma. upon in-
surance rates and decide upon their
reasonableness. The "pink slip" aya-
tom. which is said to be particularly of-
ficacious upstate and under which
rules nre said to be raised in 800‘
tions declared dangerously susceptible
to tires. was understood to be a parti-
cular point of inquiry.
GENERAL ANDRUds DEAD.
NEW YORK. April i.-—~(len. E. Van
Arsdaie Andruas. ll. ii. A. retired. died
yesterday at his home here alter a
year's illness. ~
.Born ill Newark. N. .l.. in 1839. be
served first in the Navy. for tour years
as a mldahipmau and later was an
Winted to West Point. being gradllu-
ted from therein llltll and serving
will (listinctlon in hunt campaigns oi
the Civil War.
lie became a colonel in the artillery
corps in littli and was retired as bright
diengenersl lllc iollowing year at his
own request.
EM...» gnaw“... c... M... . . .. .-.. "W...
wanes vita/floor DONE.
“Among the gambling stories that
the late Pat Shcody used to tell in his
art shop." said} New York reporter.
"was one about ajaekpot,
"A beautiful young bride. the story
ran. entered a corner grocery one
morning and said:
"'linve you got any jackpots. Mr.
Bands?’
”'No. nm‘anl.‘ Sands answered. and
be hid it smile behind his hand. 'l've
got tea-pots and codes-pots. but lack.
pots i don't_carry in stock.‘
" ‘Oh. dear!‘ said the bride. A irown
wrinkled her smooth and beautiful
brow. ‘l‘m sorry! You see. Mrsdands.
my husband's mother used to cook for
him. and nearly every night he talks
in his sleep about a jackpot. (‘ould
you tell me. Mr. Sands. what they cook
in jackpot-2'
" ‘Oreens. ma'am.’ was the quick on»
swor.“—-Detroit Free Press.
“an“-..w.
RECENT ARRiVALS 0F VfitltLfl.
NEW YORK. April. twArrived:
Sir. Kaine-rill Augusto Victoria, Hour
burg.
GWLUR
N “has
Warning!
W..._-u—
we. WM m
"That fellow drawill his "a's" and
drops his "h‘a" continually. "Q' has
the greatest respect tor everything
English." “You," repii lilies Cayenne.
"everthlng except ill English ian~
guage."-—Washington star.
Eillllililiili
i“
want as
U .
bowed mounds table,
Better perhaps than the
Upstairs without any
CALVIN
to stay;
Let them go to court a
away.
street;
tut lea to eat and drink.
. it ever on look at a. night like that.
' You cannot help but think. '
’l‘woy/eary forms in the darkness
Have early gene to bed.
Thanking the Lord Almighty
. For the rooi’ that covers their headh,
But so tar as i can use.
fluid i to choose between the two.
he alldshouse it would be.
Nursed by the some fond mother
in the years that hays gone by.
Mother at rest in the churchyard;
New Citll anyone tell wily
Hart. of 5 family ahouid go to bed.
While the other part are down below.
in a room that is warm and bright?
RAiIiNfl OllicKENs.
Wily we cannot raise some chickens
Without the neighbors kicking.
is ilomewhot of 0. mystery to me;
in the land or milk and honey.
if you try to make some money.
Somebody wants to run you up a tree.
We are going to raise some chicks,
So let the neighbors kick, ‘
We are in the poultry
lithe neighbors do not. like it.
Or sell their doml es and move
Our coop is painted green.
80 it pillinly can be seen.
By everyone who passes on the
When they hear the roosters crow.
They immediately will know,
Popularity is very seldom bent.
ulmshouse,
light,
A. SMXTH.
business now
in
“hi. it.
JOSEPH.
0p.rn.
We Grind ilwn Lena.”
Feuwick Optical 00'.
UNITEDalANK IUILDING
some
01 WAN-"Natal! STREET.
Hours—r8 to 11:80 a. no. and 12.45 to
d p. to. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
The Century Rooting A Mann-
torturing Company has purchased
from Chas. (‘.. Royatonr all the lore
lnnla owned or known by him. duo
by (conveyance from w. R. Roy-
aione. his lather. acquired sole and
exclusive right to iilo trade-mark
and tormula for compounding "Cen-
tury Hammond." We are. there-
iorr. sole and exclusive owners oi
the "(topiary Compound" formula
and trade-mark and have the sole
right to manufacture and sell said
"Command." and caution all per-
sons from enteritis into any con-
tract with GM; C. Roysioue or
other parties i In ourselves tor
Century Compound. and warn all
brroana that any such contracts are
in violation or our rights, which
will be strictly enforced.
March 20m. lilo.
The Country Rooting
‘MUSIC HALL
UOUTH NORWALK’I ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUIGOAY. WEDNESDAY
APRIL 4, 5. d ‘p .
TH! YHRX INTERNATIONAL
. MICQUEO
Acrobatic Pasta and Fun
YOUNG AND MARKS
The loy- Trlot Malta Their Foot Fly
TH: MOMAITY dldTERB
Juvenile Wonders
TH! IOIINION TRIO
Coon Town Delights
KITTY UIMA
Male Impersonator
Big Positive Attraction
. HATTII osLaeo
of last weelif AND In "The Bargain Day”
ii” MOTION Plcrunse
Richard Taylor and Frank Bradley.
return today to resume their duties
Itanbope Foster.
returns to Yale. also bliss Ruth Mao.
ital-load and irionda to their school in
at Cornell College.
Philadelphia.
Mr. d In. door
lived i‘n’ Philadelphir
years, have returned
ills who have
0 last two
to Weatport on
account of the ill health oi Mrs. Mills.
Mr. Mills has secured a position in
Brooklyn, N. Y. . p
it. let ebater who has been "
agrrtififi ‘I work oi‘bronzi'm‘g'o ~ . . TONIGHT ‘
" an it” nonunion . n . . , ..
pills. has returned. its eta thei “$1M” “m sf“! 0‘ mm '1
monument will lie ready tor edict m lilo. It! the w m, y _ g , _ .
“°" ‘“ ‘W‘ ' W3“- dwooahl do ”brill-”made .wml endow. «sassy ‘
Owls to the all-(m in the trolley; °" W“ lat-"mo Pink rat to mine-a Worms-v
time to on last oar tum Hotel mflmMsvmmmd mum to on the stag.
, .11; ,iorOopoboacli. 'i‘hia (WWVIINP .1 7-s— _
33% is (hi 1“ glad "it. out Whoop Thursday
tetra ‘ to s or noise . to
instant (é walking. . = “ “DIX“CO
' ‘ W .‘ on s Oversea Hal-i
satatd t sac will b are : < . .
t... to its. in“
tin lambs w. and ii ,
O‘Brien. of
tuck. bounded north
tattle. wont. . . s
_' flair? Crosbdti.th'oiiivlnity student at: was“
mates in .. creditable and “mid. .
Mast-(non. all My”)... ._
m , .1"th _ its , * g ..
_ the sitcom .dftlie‘ ‘ , .
absence at ooh _ , ,, or the pastor. gm, y y, ..., ~
the Retina“ hi .- indie mom- (to. mount rand door it
Hr. tires _ g for ills noblest l). . (ulster: ‘ to m .
. . tannin» “fitting“illililltcmi‘or (worsen. value ,
,0
MAIN!
hylando‘tauu
tit i_
P
in lad
t.
Manufacturing Co
. ’ That don't hurt the eyes
l CHRISTIAN BWARTZ. Pres't.
MATINKIO ............... 5 and 10a
5'“ & Corbett M IVININGO .. ............ 10 and20o
' Turn
i it
t ...l
llil it"?
.i-’
Mahackemo Hotel
1. it. CONNOR. Mgr.
IIRViGl AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATIO .2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
rat. can. no
CityNational Bank
«ours uoawaslt. coon.
runners a consul. aauamo
susmasa
«will.
Ourplua and Profits
"11,000.00
bats Deposit lease. a and 05 our year.
some it. MATHIWBOH. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vietnam
FRIDIRICK H. ROWAN. led Vica-
Pros.
wareso DODWILL. Cashier
w
Dllttc‘l’onl
I. H. Mathewson Henry tumour
John H. Knapp Camel Grumman
Josiah R. rapt-yin J. Wallace Marvin
. Christian 0mm John H. Light
~ ' 'M "a low
FMoamaiisianibr
intranets ‘
‘W.,
um
ultv’ onset-m ,
iii a family have (one to ‘ "
. , dthitho‘ut any ii h , A
An tile other part. are “:th below;
in a room that is warm and bright. N
("5'
. . , it
‘ 'WMIIOWDIO’
it you are subject to constipation.
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics. They only give temporary '
relief and their reaction is bulimiui
and sometimes more annoying (than
constipation.‘ They in no way sheet .a:
cure and their tendency is to weaken
the already weak organs with which
they come in contact. ‘
We honestly believe that We have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised. Our faith in it is so strong
that we sell it on the positive poorest
ice that it shall not cost the bier];
cent it it does not give entire salmon»
tion and completely remedy constipa-
Orderlles.‘ These are prompt, soothin‘t
and most eflective in action. They
are made of a recent chemical dil‘vt .
covery. Their principal ingredient to
odorless, tasteless and (colorless. Conn
bined with other well known ingred.
, tents, long established for their useful-
ness in the treatment of constipation.
it forms a tablet which is eaten just
like candy. They may be taken at any
time. either dayor night. without fear
oi their causing any inconvenience
whatever. They do not gripe, purge
nor cause nausea. They act. without
causing any pain or excessive loose- 7
pass of the bowels. They are ideal "
for children. weak. delicate persons
and aged people as We“ as for the
most hearty person: .
They come in two size packages.
12 tablets. 10 costs, 36 tablets, 26
cents. Remember you can obtain them
only at our store—The Retail store,”
The Clifford Pharmacy. Quittner &
Cnnty. Props. ' ’
Hi8 FiRST TRAiN RiDE. .
During the early hours of Sunday
morning a long and look native hoardv
ed ’Frisco train No. 104 for his first
ride on the cars. his destination being
Kansas City. He was decidedly new
volts. but was determined not to show
it and attempted to cultivate an air oi -
familiarity with his surroundings. He
sought a position in the middle oi the
chair car. placed his grip on the door
and braced himself against the side
of oue,oi the plush chairs.
“Won't you have a seat. sir?” ask-
ed the porter.
"Nope," the young man answered.
“Dad cuts of hair and l shave myself)?
«Boston Record. '
PAINTING
Paper Hanging
Supplies
Best Mixed Paint. . . . . par cilia!
wnne Curtain Poles. with natures. 1097
Best Opaque Shades.............ldo
Houseiurnishlng Goods. Cro’ck- _
cry. Glassware, die. ‘
rm ’
s7 waauluovou «star.
acorn uoayvALk.
TIL. coll. 0‘ "
Agent tor Columbia Fireman ea'a
(
W1
THE
new be squalor! ,
for Brilliantly of .
Light or hiccuomy
in Consumption of
tion. This proportion is called Retail ~
Wall Paper, Painters’ fl
L. H. Decker
Records. anomalies and bananas. '
Humphrey
Inverted : .
Gas Arc Lou; .
t
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