“ 3; ,, ‘ ';.laj one . tar
,; a new vanadium” lei
; level brim one tundra op id as ever
33 the next. 3,1,3; is n; : , orgieohol
r ”the.” , . ' GVWFTIIlh
lur do nip. ,3“;
Murry . “ ,3... . ‘ 3 ,
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' “ l5 BO'OlIl'. at 13.1801 ‘liil‘si‘iifhorhlug‘, ‘Arthur
is telling a vacation for the day. ills
car is being looked altar by Ernest.
Johnson. ~.,.l.iltowlso the Gregory Point
car lsflbelug “lien card”, today by the
two Johns, Jon b‘. narrow and John‘
F. (llaitcy. on account of the’ absence of
Eugene Clark and Howard Knapp.
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if .ur .Di'na h, hats
Filled at drill
N...” 3,3, , 3'. ;.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and, suicidal service at
. all times. 3 * -
Personal attontloll if] will to all '
prescription work. ’1 Kl '
,,.Chalrs for our trolley ”trons.
Roma in‘ and wait ior your car.
BRIDGE ‘ .IiHA3‘ WM: acy
#: - o. Manon. «mar.
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Miss Ethel Glover recently retur ed
from .fl visit with hor'cousins in Dau-
bury.
Frank Petty. who ha: been laid up
by illness for about a week. is able to
be about agaim - ,
Mrs. John Warren, Mrs. H. Brennan
and Miss Eva Warren. of Naugaluck.
have been visiting Miss N. E. Ryan.
William Shea began the duties of a
new position as driver for the Crescent
Emandry in Seaview avenue. this morn-
ng.
W.
The oyster fleet. is again off Greg-
.Mrs. May oulruobn “Browaror Bos-
ton, spoke laurel/puma at». thosdllast
Avenue Methodist Church in behalf of
the Women's Foreign Mlssionsr Soot.
cty. Mrs. Bqu,‘Wilo,Wiu termini-tn
missionary work in China. explained
the Work there in a‘ very interesting
manner. about twu years ago aha and
her husband returned from (Shine on
new it of Mr. Brown's health, but ex-
pect 0 return when he recovers. At.
the evening service, Mrs. Theron .R.
3 Bradley also sang a solo, “Tile Nlnbty
and Nine."
Captain ii. A. Saunders came noar
having his boat ivy Point take a trip
by her soil out into the sound yester.
day morning. lie and Fred Roblnnon
I arrived from Bridgeport. about 2:30
yesterday morning and there was so
' little wind that home last and of the
trip they were obliged to put. a shift
boat ahead. As a result tboyrtnuy not
have been particulal'ly careful about
securely fastening everything. Any-
way. when those March winds not to
worlt later yentor ay morning, they op-
ened up the jib hen the halyard on
the lazyiaek parted and tho‘snchor did
not count for much. Captain Saunders
set out to the departing boat from
Gregory's clot and captured her near
Ascension Beach.
Grandma Davies has returned from a
visit to her son. daughter-in-lnw and
their protly new-horn baby Lewis, all
ory‘n point today. The work of loading
boats there has now been in progress
for several Weeks.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will have a monthly business ses-
sion this evening at the fire house. in
Van Zundt street.
W...
The Misses Cornelia. and Jeanette
Van Converinn. of Gregory Boulevard.
were guests over Sunday in New York
City of :1 friend, bliss Lulu Brewer.
At sunrise this morning iherc was a
white frost and the night was consider-
ably colder than a number of nights
in March. There was also a front ,vcs-
terday morning.
Albert Bloom. who is now in the nu.
tomobllo business in Sprln field. was
in town over Sunday and up nt the day
with his father. William Bloom, of
Rowan street.
According to the present. program.
the Mayflower baseball team will have
their first regular game on Saturday
afternoon of thin Week. The lineup of
the team has not yet been fully dccld-
cd upon,
- llarllcrs' lluncc. tomorrow night.
lilnuiuccr Georgi: Spruguh. of the
(lrcncent Laundry, is laid up at his
home in \‘au Znudt street. by Him-st:
as as a result George Vuu Alslync and
William K. how are dividing the hon-
oi‘s 05 the chief cilgiuccrulllp.
llvlll')‘ l.. Milt‘lll‘l' hits tatul‘lml llll'
work of installing I‘lt‘l'll‘lt' lights in thc
new St. Milli-dun (‘llun-h nu thc hill ill
South Norwulk. Mr. Mueller baa also
begun wiring Charles Johnson‘s ilatv
housc in Summit. street. t-loutll Nor-
wnlk, for clcctrlc lights.
(3, (‘. illoytllonc. or the (‘clltury \\'.1-
tcl‘proofiug Company, Hot on! for Slum-
i‘ord today to be prmcnt in the trial of,
the lawsuit brought against him by‘
John Tutulcs.of that (by. Mr. lim-
atonc was sanguine or a invornblc out»
come of tho action for himself,
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The committee on the mince of tho
ilarhcru‘ linion to be held at tiniitncr‘s
Hall in South Norwalk. held tilllt't'illlg
yesterday at the barber shop or the
Moi-taro (Mill) on tho Washington utrwi
bridge, and lilllltllllll‘il various ttillllllll~
lt't‘h’ ill connection with the .illll‘l'
A lnluiucan mun nu-ur ilu- Wu Mm;
ion atrcol bridge ‘~:iltl tmlw illéil till!
prlllltillf‘d bulb ot'oll i'or llil‘ blubwpy
from the bridge over to thu- iloltodlot
Farms hridgc. would haw brcp ulllli‘fl-
elated yesterday. There were high
winds throughout the day and the din
iiwlrlctl ulimll lll m-t-ul clouda. llllllililK
u very undesirable condition.
Contractor S. ll. Wiluou, of Norwnllt,
expects to not the frame for the new
cottage homo of hill son. lrn ii. Wllaon.
in Osborn avenue. raised today. The
work was nearly completed this morn‘
log. and work will be continued aloud-
lly. The house will be 28 it 22, will
be two ulorlhu in height and will be
partitioned off into alx regular mount.
it bulb and a den.
'l'ulltuhl'n town ”lentil!“ in an import
butt topic or muvoraut on in ltsst Not»
tKenneth. who while it was entirely
of whom reside in White Plains, N. Y.
iicr departure was hastened a little by
receiving a apeclnl letter frolu Mnatcr
confidential between him and “liay.”
the contents were duiie as well known
as if it had been wrltlcu in the ring-
lisll language lustcnd of a lot or cob-
wcb marks. Last Friday, in company
with his mother. he look the letter to
Mr. Prescott, the assistant poutuluncr
in South Norwullt, and told him he
wanted to send that letter to “liny.”
and to put. a stamp on it. and not to
forget it, and Grandma. "l-lny's" return
was the consequence. Benjamin and
Laura have now become an uncle and
llliill, and Kenneth a little cousin. and
the latter In looking forward with
cugcrucaa in the time when bowls and
he will be able to play horac togeth-
Whit”
“ (n. V.
it)! ll. “7
‘. units *Paurvivod pm eon urine
in Middletown.
Mrs. 1.. helped. 0! the Dorian ohiul.
ren’s Home
soil.
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Kenneth Mackenzie spout Sunday in
town. ; 1.
‘Mrs. Dorenrus. of New. ‘l'itl'll. In plan.
in:P n town. '
ann—
Rowand Mrs. Dean are ontortaiuin
out of town friends. .
‘ Harvey Barraclough has secured the
petition as caretaker of Willow Brook
cemetery. , W
’l‘hn'rcaldencc of the Mini-lea ’l‘homaii
on Compo street is to be installed with
electric lights.
C
The Misses Gamphcr
relatives from NorWullt yesterday at
their Roaeville home. ‘
Mrs, Mary Godfrey. of Cross liiuh-
way, is recovering from her recent
illness of rheumatism. . .
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Mlns Natalia Mitchell has resumed
choir, alter a slight illness.
Rev. Mr. Taylor preached in the
Norwalk (:0 regattanal church last
evening in . change with the pastor.
Mrs. Chapman. who has been caring
for Aaron Betlnctt was taken ill last
week and is still in a critical contlitiom‘
v
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Mrs. Johnson. who has been the rc-
ccui. nuort of her mother, Mra- Boom.
has returned to her home In Green»
wleh. "
lunar Walsh has had a large addiv
lion built to his home on Clinton are
one and many other improvement;
added.
Mills Agucu Bradley. who has been
unending the winter with Mrs. Hon-
rlcttn liardley, has rdurncd to hot
home in Eamon. ,
Rudolph Matthieu. .ll'., of flrconr
Farms, who cut his finger oft while at
work two weeks and, has resumed his
duties in Bridgeport. . .
A delegation from the local 8. of ll
lodge nilt‘lltlt‘t‘l the 10th unnivcranr)
of the Lady .lcnulnga lodge. O. S. of
13.. in Nurwnlk, last. width.
The ("tinncriicui company how been
putting ill ncw ralla pour the rculdclll‘l
Post. on Rlvcnido avenue
wllcrc the work was left of! last (all.
'l‘ht- \Vcslport, (inn club has decided
in hold in: clay pigeon shoot in San
nutucli. A favorable location bar
bccu found. and the ground hired to!
lbc sermon.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Ray. of this
plnrc, buvc. been visiting ill Ncw \‘urli .
city. I
A monthly “1001“”: of Rcliuncc
lioult and Luddcr t‘ompnny, of llownv-
The iuntrul of Joseph Shuklc. wot
held from his late home on Rich
mondvlllc avenue yesterday and iron
the f‘hurch of thc Assumption ill“
ceased had been ill a loan lllm-. and
at one time was in the l', S. l\l‘lll_\'
ton, will be hold this cvonlug at tho
truck house in liowayluu uvcnuc.
Mrs. John Sowarby and daughter.
Ethel, who have lii‘il 1hr gill‘slfi (if,
iurucd in tbt‘lr home in New York:
city,
~-l’upcrhauulng or painting done
anywhere in liownytou. 'i‘cl. 185-5.
Murphy Doc. (.‘o.. 78 Washington St.
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.lulm Shcrmuu lloit has purchased
the land and \vllnl-i properly of Mrs.
.loaoplllnp Crow, in ltmvuylon avcnua.l
and intends to llllVi' a channel oxca'
\nlcd and tho dock rebuilt, mailing a
landing place {or bill yacht.
llr. and hire. Churlca it). lluckloy
and daughter, Miss Mary F. ilnrhley.
huvc ,rctul'ucd to lhcir reuldrnre in
ltowayton avenuc, from Scranton and
llollcsdulc, l‘cnunylvuula. and New
York city, in which clilcu they spent
ucverul months. I
'l'bc ltcllauro i-lorlul Club hold a
wry plcusuut \vhiat party. Saturday
evening. at the truck honor in llowly-
ton avenue, There won a large attun-
dancc, many people being present from
South and East Nora/hilt. Eleven to.
blcs were occupied. and the ten prises
were. “cured by the billowing: Mr.
and Mr». Gilbert lioriou, Mr. and Mn.
inilipm Courier. Mrs. George ll. Mcv
Kay. Mru. Samuel Mead, Mrs. Cornell.
Minn Frances Coiling» and Joseph
'l‘aylor. Music was provided and danc-
ing indulged in later in the evening.
llainuy rcfreahmuutu were served. The
houtoasau were Mrs. Heater Wick».
Mina Olive Cole. and him. Andrew
Mlllii.
A wild cube of ball was played yea-
lurdny morning on the libido l’olut
mounds. between the Rowuytonu and
tho ntruw factory mum. from Norwnlk.
'l‘he ltowuytonu won. the lineup u d
score by lnuiuuu being as follow :
Straw tibupn ~Woud. r. L; Manon, the;
finite». 2th.: Ilrunllur. p.; Sample. tilt:
walk ltuluv and ideal. Norwullmru ex»
branded the opinion that there will be
a big turnout irmnibiu under the town
for thin adjourned reunion. Boutiuuult
applntrs utmnaer than ever in favor of
a aubutuutlal new bridge. The build-
lug committee ll to have a report
ready for this evening.
A contractor who baa observed the
condition of the old Jesse building all
the Wanhiunton atreot bridge. status
that it leans to such an extent that it
in in dormer vacuuming. This in one
itluuncry, i. i‘.; Neuter. c. L; Morley.
lit; .lohuuou. c. ltuwuytomlwll. ilroad-
way. i. f.: l’rlunu. c: 1". (lakes. p.: hi.
“roadway. 3b.; Minna 2b.; 11. tinker.
on; .i. (lakes, lbs. iiavuae. r. f.; linu—
chy. c. l.
,Btrow hope ...1 i it 0 ti 0; ll~ ll
Rowaytnn .i....3,o,14 93),. we
lllllili urban
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The inn Avlillo \'. ramp
in. the recipient oil a sum .
; oi’ moneyulvan by slocai philauthro ',
plat. to be used; tor obligation for non
cutotrained‘
her position in the Christ Church
in i‘ntllll”)
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. (Continued from First Page.)
,‘lnents more. had it uOt been for the
limoly pestilence ofthe rescuing party.’l
When the" boats reached shore, Rayt‘
blond Gerard and Perry Quintsrd. who
had heard the shouts of; the! men, tookl
them to the bungalowncar The Knob
and prepared hot drinks for thom.‘
They further helped- ln the resusolts-’
lieu of the halfvfrozen men by a vigor.“
ous rubbing of their limbs and bodies.
The three young fellows. humour.
Kano and Lindstrom. had left North-
port. L. 1.. early in the morning for a
all and decided to come-to the Con-
cotlcut allure. They had made good
time on there was a mod nailing breeze
and would have landed in a low. min’
lites. but a sudden dust of wind airuclt .
the boat, the main about elulglu. 'on the
side of the boat. and over they want.
it all happened in a second and they
managed to cling to the titular side of
the slippery craft until they were red.
cued. They were all export swimmers.
but the water was so cold that they
dared not swim for the shore,
,, The three young men were decidedly
trratcful for the assistance of the res.
cuera and the kindncsa of Met-tars. Ger.
um and Quintnrd. The boat was haul-
ed ashore by the barge men and right»
ad. Charles Slovene. of llcll island.
took charge of the boat and will re
turn it to Norlhpori some day this
week. When the men were able and
their clothes dry. they started for their
comes by train.
"That the men were able to hold
)nAto their craft so loan. for it nluut
'mve been mm an hour from the time
they ovurturncd until they were taken
from the icy waters. it little less than
miraculous." nald (Theater (logo. the
wonder at the Mosaic wireless slav
don, who gave the report to The Sun-
iucl luau. Those. who stood anxiously
lll shore watching the racing skills
nuke for the boat, cchctcd every mo»
bent, to one or lcutd one of ii... men
of no and drown. Though there have
[won several weclta of comparatively
varln weather. the temperature of the
ruler baa not raised very. much. and
be three Loni; islanders were com.
iletcly 1.11 in" when their bencfncloru
“cached ihcul.
Boys Blown Out on Bound.
STAMFORD, April li.~~~lllnwtl out
mm the middle of lung inland Sound
lll n pontoon filled with water and
surely utloui. lhrcv litiyn. llouaid Koch
:1. 1.3 years old; i‘arl liauach. 1?. of
‘levvlnnd. () , and ltalph l-lnil’nanlc. ll,
~f lioniou. pupils at Manor school.
voru flicked up by a tug lulu ycalordny
u all exhausted (‘fllllUHDlL The boys
reorder! the. pontoon in a cove near
he school in I‘m moi-ulna. pushing it
int a few feel from allure. when a gust
if wind drove it (till lulu the Sound.
chore the water was exceedingly
‘ouxh Koehnl, wbu could not uwim,
wcauw lrightcnml and attempted to
ump overboard and and to be llcld by
be other two boys
r.
schooner Grounds .n Stonlnoton.
S‘l‘OXlNilTON. April ll.»~—'l‘hc two
tlilulml schooner. Manila” 0. Wells,
ommnudcd by t‘upt. \l'. Spiro and
«mud lrmn New York in Block island
itll«unhgl‘eulldcd early today on
{tritium ilccl. of! Which Hill. The
, :v‘luoucr lwgau to tulu- Ill Water at
lllii‘ Afternoon! titltv thc fishing
li‘llllltl .innlca ('ililord. ('upl.
.\l
happily settled Deacon Gilbert
lllcnch lulu Friday to act a domino ilvorncAlliwu.discovered twr pllnhi
3drrclict iln the form or n turntabinlaud more to the reprimand while the
heated on a barge) which has bccn i wlmonci'. crew worhod lllu pumps in
of the buildings that. is marked tor w, George C. idly, foreman tor t}. l).
moral in connection With the countruo- Tiller. oi Dorian. died Thursday alien
tion of the New Waohlnltton street noon of blood poisoning.
bridge and ban been occupied for o'
number of yours by the Rude-l oysier'
concern. 3
I
visiting her parents. Mr. and
lance Benton. ot Newton Heights.
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Arthur illinlwl. conductor on the -
Flam, uvenuolmlley line. but member Flour. lillbert. aired lib years. died
of Phoenix Famine than by. or Nuil Friday at, the iioldieru' ilolnewid nae
Mrs. hot-in Abbott. of Bridgeport in 3
rs.
cunning considerable trouble in the
"3.; and MW. ”_ 1., Rowland, have “hit-lound and which became atrnndml ennui Mr in thin port, Wlli‘li‘.lll thc picr
one of the barn. It was taken to Mill-
cr'n ablpynrd and destroyed.
The \‘llzillilll Engine company "law!
ml the following officers at its rpcclit
lnccllng: i’rcaldcut, William Gordon:
vicc-plv-aldmll, Richard liollbnuscn
mwrclurv. (‘ F. Van Vulltcnbolu.
irbusilrcr. .l. l’. Burke; lol‘cmutt.
William Van Valhcubcck: aauislnnts.
l't'tct' Mam-er and Carl Lilluulat
CHURCH CALENDARs.
Knight street A. M. E.
Monday t-vcnlnn The board of
Stcwnrdu will meet. at tile phraounac
d l“l'i\llkllll avenue. in gel lin report
ready for the lust quarterly eouicrcncc.
which will tulip place on the Hub inst.
'l'ucndtu cveninw—liuat quarterly
class meeting for this conference scar.
All of the uwlubcrs are rcuucuicd to
be. preach! to make rm-ommcndutions
and renovate to the annual conformer
lllrouuh the quarterly conference.
Wednesday t‘\'i¥lilllfi"('illlll‘ rein-ar-
uul at the residence of .l. I‘erltluu in
Pine street.
Thursday, evenluu- A proud clothes
pin uorlul will be lveu at, the church
by Mini: Lila (liar . A prize will be
given to the one {hatching the Int-gent
number of pins on the line in the uborb
out time; also a memory content. and
other attractive featuroa for onluacv
mom and social time, will be given.
Friday cvonluumAll of the charac-
tcra of the drama 'l‘hirly Years of Free-
dom will ploaao moot at the church to
rehearse. Come early; this drama
comes in the early part. of next month.
Saturday afternoon at :lM'l'hu .lunv
[or Choir guild meets for rehearsal. ’
llunduyv-ll a. in. the lulu love tenet
of thin conference year will be held.
led by the prouldlun cider. Dopcou 'l‘ay
lur, ilmthor Hiltlwvll. llrollicv Fuller
and clitoral. it will be an old-llahloncd
hullululah time. At. 7 p. in.. the Allen
(5 .li, League will be led by Mrs. ll‘ranlt
Middleton. 'l‘ho prnuldlug older will
preach his annual sermon at ii p. m.
The roaults of the drama Llncoin'r
Proclamation and reunion hold at. Aw
lianlbly hall March ill. Wore announced
goal the pulpit laid night by the pan-
r. Rev. Dr. Gumbo. as having cleared
$150.77. for which the church entangle
thanks to all those who in any. shape
or (oral helped to make the reunion
push a success. Deacon Taylor said
tut night that it was the most ouc-
oouful donation ever held. for which i
the committee of management feels
very grateful. .
aura dhuroh. «c
Tuesday ~iilria' Friendly Society
supper in the Guild room at ll o'clock.
Wellnoodar~Whmanh Guild at the
i‘criory at 2:30. Junior Auxiliary in
tin. tluliu mutual and.
'i‘huredcy».tiaplnluu of Tea at 7:30.
walk. and In area it u the clam built; the primary house. its was a
Wmmw ;' W, private at Company 9. till: may“
I
Fridayw’ijho litany at i.
l uu-vp tho vcsarl afloat the steamer low-
'lli‘ with-d to the bottom. Tho cvlbni
of be dulnauc hllfft‘l‘i‘tl by the achoonvr
Will not be known until Illa cargo baa
lwcu rumored and the venue! raised.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLE.
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ln Efloot November 8. 1009.
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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.-ll:58!. 6:081. 6141:. 6:08.
6:62. 7:20. 7:16. 8:18x. 8:613. 9110!.
'l:37, liltailx. 10:52:. 11:29.
i’. M.“ illn'dix. 2:501. 3:1“, hilltix
.ltdfvx, 5:50x. mill, 6160:, 7:181, M2:
9103, 10:29.
Sundays. ,
A. bur—12:681. 6:071. 5:41;. 8:54.
10:20.
i’. M.~—~l!:56. 3:441. 2:50x.
flzbtlx, 7:12. man Hill. 10:19.
NEW YORK T0 QOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~—-l2:001. 4:49. 5:16, 0:“. It“).
8:50;, 92m. 10:02:. 10:06. llzililt.
11:03.
1’. M.-—-12:03:. 1:08. 3200:, 2:57
8:823. 8:56. «32. 5:02, 535:. 5:31
6:01;. 6:03. 8:0llx. 9:80. 11:00:.
Sundays.
A. M.--1I:llox. 6:00,
10:01:. -
P. hie-4:0“. bgtli.
8:303, 11:00:.
0001’“ NORWALK 'ro NIW
HAVI .
A. sip-13:10:. 1218:. 0:15.
7:27. I256. 10:!8x.ll:l21.11:47.
P. M.--12:0ilx. 1:2i. azllx. 3:!lx.
4:20. b:ll.ll:iilx. 8:18. 7:103 9:131.
11:18. 2:49 and 7:39 in Bridgeport
only. . ‘
auction.
A. M.«-iz:ltbt. liltlit.
7:10‘
5:31).
1:80. 9:16:
ttblx. 1:00.
’1 : iii.
atli. loads. 11:12:.
8:31,.
pl Mnuilllol. 8:4!“
9:481.
IOUTH NOIWA K TO DANIUR‘I.
A. Mt“1:.°" .: o. “:27 ’26“.
P. II.*1:IB..‘H:& 6:1 t 71“!
on an.
A. “0‘14”. ’2“. 3
3P: ”#4:”
slalom 30w:—
‘1‘“ “-4333, ”m?
it it“: 193: .
A. ”#4253. r, ‘ ‘ "LU
, P Mum» .,
sou-in «contour; m
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it. Me.
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mmum,
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Deacon Thomas F. Gilbert, pillar of
file Congregational church, tinge of the
village of Wilton, was called upon you,
torday aft. noon to take a job he nev-
er had till d before. it was that of
storivaupcrlntoudent. ‘ 4
. ’i‘hs thoughtless bird called upon
Mrs. Nancy Watch as the-deacon war
driving to her home in hla carriage.
3m "shay" of‘thc village railway ulna
on.
80 well did the drawn acquit unn-
solf that Mrs. Vench is now Well and
happy. and so in her baby boy. though
as yet no doctor bun been near them.
Gilbert and his "allay" had been nulnu
mound to tranai‘cr hire. Vcach to the
home or her parents in South Willow.
lleclor. the deacou‘u horse. selected to
know the importance or his errand.
for hc never lost his utrlde even when
be heard the slurk's wingn fluttering
and painting. Hector“ ‘lihl; kept up
that steady, space-eatin gait that road
drivers know. and in an amazingly
short time he landed him. Vcach and
the other participants in the story cx~
comfort at the door of her parents‘
home.
After mother and baby had been
took
Mrs. ‘chcb'n father aside and said. an
be stroked his whiskers:
“l'vc. born pacifier lll church aquat-
blcéi. drew the county judge' and led
the Virginia reel, but this is the first
time i ever was called upon to bc a
baby pilot. by gosh! (luean in rather
be the other thing. it's rutllrr indeli-
cntc. this doctor business“
man»...
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COFFlNaABSOTT.
'l‘bc announcement la mode that the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Abbott. of
Ellurrent, to Christopher J. P. Collin.
of Proapcct avenue, Norwalk. will take
place at St. Mary's Church. in thc near
future.
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NOTICE
Warning!
The Century Roofing .6} Mann
latituring (.‘onlpany has purchased
from char i“. lloyslouc all the for
null: owucd or known by him, also
by conveyance- from W. ii. lid)"
alone. hive father. acquired solo and
cxrlnalvc right to the trade-mark
and fortnulu for compounding; “Curr
iuri f‘suumund." W'- arv. ihcrv
fore. solo and exclunlvo owners of
the "Factory Conlpound” formula
and trademark and bare illt- solo
rich! to manufuv'ture and null said
"Coinmuulrl." and caution all pcr
none from entering into any con
tract with (Thus, l‘ Rovstouc or
other pnrllcs lhau ourselves for
thudurv (‘ompouud and warn all
pct-nuns that any such contract». are
in violation of our rights, wbhb
will bc strictly chlorrctl.
March 26th. i910.
The Century Roofing
AND
Manufacturing Co.
LiliRlS'l‘lAN SW ARTZ. l‘l‘cs't.
Swan: & Corbett Block
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” " " alumnus“ '
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK'B ONLV
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUESDAV. WEDNESDAY.
APRIL ll. 12.13
any European Pantomime Novelty
“THE ARTlST‘S NiGHTMARE"
Five People in the Cast
JEANNETTE AND BARBIER
Songs and Scintillation Dancer
Another Coon Town Surprise
VAUGHNER. PATEIBON AND HAL-
‘ leAY
‘ The international Song Bird
MlTZl ADMONT
Big Added Attraction and Bi Laugh
HENRY HALL AND COM ANY
in “The Baby Blue Dog”
Sensational-Amulinp
TH“ ATWILLQ
llfl' MOTlON PICTUREB.
MATlNEIO WW5 Ind 106
EVININO‘ . ..... .
yuan DAVI. ITAfl'l'lNa mouoav
APRIL 11, mo
rite clan Square Stock Co.
3 haunts the moat Otory of Wntum ;
Lilo
A COWbov's Girl‘
l'lm Tim Iver in South Nowell:
..NOT£-(?ar will leave ninth and
Washington Ste. 11 p. in. and tune
stops at ilowayion. Harlan. Newton
bud lilieuli’ord. ‘l‘lllu will go into client
i 1 Ah
1", 12:09.13! 8111.3:
>3 Mun. fawn
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Awil ii
“l‘illllllll'llls it "Bill '
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Cordial Greetings Between the
Two Followed by ilBiroll
into the . Forest
POW”) MARUIZIO. liuly, April 11.
~Mr. liooaevelt‘s widely heralded.
bloating with Gifford l'inchot, the de-.
prised chief {creator of the United
lsitltaa Department of Agriculture. oc-
curred on the veranda of Miss (:arow'u
villa. overlooking the shining blue wa-
ters of Porto Maurizio flay. at ll o’clock
this morninx. '
The interview proper took place int-
er in the seclusion of the forest that
ukirtu the town at the north.
Mr. Plnchot. who cable direct from
(topoullasen'save for a six hours' stop
at llasle. fiwltlteriand. had arrived at’
the hotel at midnight. rather tired af-
ter his long journey and suffering from E
n toothache, but this morning he was
up bright and early'and told the news-
pupcrmon with whom he bi'ealtfaatcd.
that be felt "like a lighting cock." lie
chatted gully during the morning meal
and appeared to derive much satisfac-
lion from the manher in which he had '
concisaled his identity when he went on i
the steamer President Grant, at New
York. He announced in advance and
firmly that he would have nothing to
say regarding his intcrvlcw "with the
chief." 3
it use l'illlml‘c'ill, however. that Mr.
Plncllot vxtlccicd to have not. one. but
a novice of interviews with the former
president. He said he would remain
here after i‘ol, Roosevelt had lei’t.l
"l’orto Maurizio pleases rue.” be added.
an bohgllmccd out of thc hotel window
and across the beautiful bay. 3'
At lszilli o‘clock. accompaniel‘l by one
of Mr. Roosevelt‘s secretaries who hadl
been sent to pilot him, Mr, Pincbot
left the bowl and walked to the (‘arow
villa,
Mr. Remove" was, busy with his
correspondence when hia .formcr chief ,
forester arrived. The greetings be-l
lwm-ll the two turn were Coxtremely
rordlnl. ’l‘hcuc over. Mr. Roosevelt
rclurncd in his ii‘lli‘l‘H whiti- .‘tll‘. Pilh
clnn \‘lhllUd with; Mrs. Roosevelt. A11
tor luncheon. Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. lu‘in~
chol, Mrs. Roosevelt and her sister.
.‘llnfi ('nnm, started out for n walk.
l‘hcy had not gone for when the two
llit‘ll‘it’ll lulu a winning stride fumil~
mr tn nvu‘upnpea llll‘ll who had anvil
Slit-til wt out upon the solitary trulnpx
.bnt ilu-y oat-d to make iilgcihcl‘ into
the \‘il'niuiau bill. to discuss in seclu’
don all” lillllll‘l' oi couscrvntiou and
ltbcr ullratiolle' Soon the women were
.t-it bcbtud and the two men i‘crglugf
thcnd linallx plunged into the tort-stl
In n-piy to a rueasuge 5cm In the
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We iln’nd Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNlTED BANK BUILDlNG
Rooms 7-!
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
ileum MS in ll;:lu u. m.. and “3.45 to
~‘. p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 p. m. 0
undead...
l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
oeuvres mo cot-ml or re on:
mm at no oav aao urwgmo
SUNDAY DlNNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CA LL ”I
CityNatlonal Bank
IGUTH noawaut.,conn.
runners A maul. IANKINO
no III
, o no
mallow
honorees; attention «armr;
sums it. MA‘mIWNN. rm.
JOHN H. KIM «it was.
Fllblnlclf u. emu. our vtw
warns convicts, cum»
x “mm“ 33:03 on
that; a. up». um ‘ mm
more a. Honda a. watchman .
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chic: executive of the United States.
the mayor of Porto Maurizio has re-
oeived the following telegram. from
President Taft: : 3 ‘
, ‘fl have received you?
entrant announcing tha former Presl-
dont; Roosevelt arrived last night and
was received with oath lasm by the
whole population and t at your city
was proud to welcome him.
“1 reply I assure you and your coun-
trymen that the American people are
very grateful for, and greatly-apprec-
iative of the reception hlcb italia'ns
from the sovereign to he humblost
subject have’acoorded to our most dis.
tiugulshcd citizen."
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PRESIDENT TAFT A GUEBT. ;,
wasntuc'rou. April 11.~lPi'asi-
detth’l‘nft will be the guest of honor of
his college fraternity-4’91 Upsilonw-
next Saturday evening at a banquet-in
this city. The local associationtoi its
members has invited him to be prcib
cut. and he will represent Beta Chap-
tcr of Yale, with his son, ltobert A.
l'l‘aft. who will come from New Haven
for the event. The Washington ileum-l-
atlon of Psi Upailon wins organized dun ”
ing the udmlnistrhtlon of President
Arthur and its first annual banquet
was held in his honor. Delegations
from neighboring cities will attend 52p
turday's banquet.
EARLIER MAIL FROM WEST.
[ly the action of Vice-President
Campbell, of the New Haven road in
delaying the departure of the 9:20
train it) minutes from Springfield to
New Haven. will receive western mull
earlier than heretofore. The holding of
the New Haven train at Springfield ll)
minutes every morning will enable
transfers mail from tho west from the
Boston & Albany 20th century limited
to he made to the New llavcn train.
This will bring the westerly mall into
New Haven about noon every week
day. This means that mail leaving
Chicago at 2:30 p. in. will reach New
Haven at noon the following day.
If You Have
Prop‘ert-y to Sell
in South Norwalk or vicinity, and are
willing to put a fair price on it, we
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you at our; office in tho
CLIFFORD HOTEL: BUILDING-
H..E. Dana a Son
tNCOm’ORATED
. -w-n
,PAlNTING
AND
Wall Paper, Painters’
Supplies
lust Mixed Paint ..... $1.50 por‘golion
“'lllti‘ i‘urtuin I’blcs, with fixtures. 100
llcst Opaque Shades. . . . . . . . . .. . .250
liousefurnishiog Goods. Crock:
cry. Glassware. 8w.
L. H. Decker
scorn NORWALK.
TEL. gen.
Agent for Columbia Phonognph Cb}.
Records, Graphophones and Supplies.
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In Merchant to hm an EL.
axon tor your store and chow
down. We make them. all rim. '
they BELL run 000ml
Try a small sign for a slam,
inert-nae in your huulnou will com
you to order larger ones.
'i‘hekeél’l at Vail
south ' acumen.
podium in“: “Mr”. Light
l. imam .
courteous tril- ‘
u wasnmtrron tram." ,,
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Paper Hanging j .
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