Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 12, 1910 · page 7

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f Get: Your Drug Wants
Filled at the

‘ Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times

Personal attention given to all
prescription work.

Chains for our trolie'y patrons.
Come in and wall. for your car.

- BRIDGE PHARMACY
i1: nan-<11. 111111.11.

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The server system is being extended
today" into the Gritfin building in East
Washington street.

 

'l‘he teachorp ill the local schools will '
1111151111 the annual meeting of the Fair-

iicid County Teachers‘ Association to
1213 “held itl'Brldxeport. on Friday. April

_._....,___._.

The Young Mca' 5 Association of tho
duet/11111111111 Mcthtldist Church will
but" "outing and practice tamer-”r1111
oven 11g at" the church basement
11 hole the g1 tuna-dam is located.

 

Tile \1‘oman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
Church will hold its weekly sowing
meeting on Thursday al’tclnoon withl
Mrs. William Show at ill Osborn :1v11.
one. A full attendance is coincstiyi
requested.

~i‘la1'bel's‘ Dance, tonight.

Mr. and Mrs. .lalucs Jennings. ol‘é
Stalul'old 111111-11 Sunday guests of M1.
and liils ”Thomas R i.iil,e,1' of Seaviow
avenuc Lawn-11111Jennings also of
Stamford, is 11 guest for 11 few days 0ft
ilodman l.lli,1'.

Hal'r1'\\.1tclb1nv is the maltagcl' of
the Mar'iionor baseball tcam, which is
expected to be a strong organization -
during the season. The team will bc
uniformcd and arrangements have been
made for the suits.

 

'l‘hl- Billie villi-ls of the Thai Arcane
Methodist. Church will rcsulnc its 11111111-
iugs Wednesday evening at tl111.("i1ur1'l1.
’l‘hcat' llloclings were interrupted for 11
short time on account of the pastor's
:1tt1111d11111:'11 at conference.

(tharlcs t'. licuschr-ic alni family.
who it 11'11saunounct1d 1'111'1111ti1' 111111-11
about to go to ltrldgcport to reside on
account of Mr. lluchele's present em-
ployment being in that city. have 1111112
1111 lilt‘ll‘ household efforts to the Park
t‘ity.

 

Mrs. Mary L'l'itliillllt‘tiimi. who was
so critically ill at tho homt1 oi l1111'
(iaugholer. Mrs. Alfred (‘1'ock11tl. is
1111111 rct'upcraiiug linely and is abb- to
sit up. Dallici l.‘Iioluln(-dl1.1u. 111‘ l-inst
Not'walk, wont (town to Rouayton 11's-
lcrday to 5111- his ulotln'l'.

\

lilayiiowcl' Hook and iaddol' t‘olo
puny hold 11 regular monthly mot-tin;
last (wooing tit thI' truck houso in \‘1111
Zitntli. street but illt'l'o was liliii' busi-
ncss asldo from tho :11'1'1111u111111-nls tor
the Friday night social. 'l‘l11- «dolphin;
will have :1 monthly pl'acticc with tho
apparatus on 'I‘hursday i'lI‘lliilK. April
218i.

According to instructions 1'111-1-11'1111
ill (‘lliil'l at Stamford 1'1-s1111'1l111' in con»
auction with tho injunction brought by
John 'l‘ulul11s, 1b:- t,‘(1ntury \Valcl'prool‘
lag t‘ompany, ot‘ Scrub-11' 11111'11'.'c. can
do bualncss without fear ol‘,«'onlpll1'a-
lions pguding n settlelncnt or in.- 11111111.
1‘. (‘. Iloystont' said today in all .1l'
their products 1'11'11111 tho \l'l1t11'plool‘
lug compound.

 

TM 1; o'clock I-last 11111111111 tl'oib'y 1it-
tidt'd last 11111111511: to who 11 111p 1i111111
Hclu'it'w 11111111111 iliiilt‘liii oi loilouinp.
itlt roauinl' 1'11111'1311, A11. :1 11111111 thi-
ll‘ollt11'lllt1it had quite 11 time for :1 i'1111'
ltllnutou. tllont. h no damage 111111 dono.
'l‘ he tl'oubit- all (1: 111111 about through ihr1
car not passing art-1' tilt-1 switch at tho
t'nltttnt (1 to Illf‘ \Vllsililluton shoot
bridge properly. .

 

A spot-lat moetin‘g' oi' the 1111111 .\'or-
11'11li1 district colnlnltloc. consisting of
l’. ll. Fielding. William H. linker and
August iiiilenatt-ln, will be hold this 111'-
color; at the motor uenerator button in
Hoavlow avenue. This will he 1111 i111-
wrlant tit‘iiillilll too, for tho committee
is to open the bids for the now 111111-111

cal niacbincl'y that was voted by th1-
last district meeting. .
W

P out Nolwdilt people litui no ldou
tho .11 tutti 111111 b a 1nluai>lo as Iii‘i‘iiil'ti to
bc iho (1111111 iaitt night whoa the prince
for the property abutiiln tho Wanhiuu-
11111 flll‘t‘il brldiio anti'tho south aido of
i-lt1nvi1-w tlvcnllo won- aunonnood at. the
town locating last night. Ill connection
With the new brldub product. blast
Norwulit sluiloti along with the rout of
the meeting when the prices 11'111'11 air
on

A schooner now to the local waters
has arrived. She is the Howard. load-
ed with pulp front Ht. (tempo, and con-

 

Former 01111111106019 w iilam F. Clark.
of the Norwalit Yacht Club. has sold
and which will be taken to Phiiadei
phia in. a few dWS.Coptal11 Young re-
gratis deeply thé fact t ttlle Marguer-
tie is to leave the lace. waters. where
site is such a familiar sight to sum
mer.

 

i-iaiiey's comet is having the some
peculiar influence on the activities of
the EM Norwaik Walking Club as on
11 number of people in Evansville. Indi-
ans. According to it despatch the com-
(1t is thought responsible for people

' sleeping from 15 to 24 hours and than

being sleepy Likewise the comet I11
believed to have stopped the ambition
of the Walking club. Before the comet
Inns announced. the members of this
(llganlzation, and ‘particulnrly Doc
Marshall, who is president and Char-
lcy Fielding, secretary. thought noth-
ing of a ten or fifteen mile walk and

.1111111 longer trips for Sunday aftcr-

IIUOIIH.

 

(‘aptaln Hod Saunders takes excep
tion to the declarations of some of the
oystclmon to the effect that there Is
nothing doing ill the way of work oII‘
lllldgcport on the natural growth beds.
ilod says that while a man won‘t get
rich. he can make a living. lie reports
that the oysters are coming out nicely
and that last week he did fairly well.
considering that it was possible to
work only two or three days. Fred Rob-
inson has been Working with him on
.tbc ivr Point and last Week, between
lilt'ill tilt'y got 75 bushels. which sold
for 510 cents per bushel. ’i‘bt.1 wock ile-
i'ort1 they caught 30 bushels. it is no
tl'oublc he adds. for a 1111.111 who is will-
ing to stick by his drodgos. to not out
21. btlshcls 11 day.

5

~7Evcl'1‘hotly's friend-«hr. 'l‘bomae‘
ldclot'tric IOII. Cures toothache. t‘at"
ache. sore throat. Heals cuts. bruises.
scalds. Stops any pain.

iiiliiiililii

'l‘in- illlrty-iirt- fool launch of .14. 11).

.lllbbic joined ti111 duct {or thl' 51111111111

at it: o‘clock last night.

'l‘ltc ignites" Aid Society. of tho
Mcthodist t‘llul'ch, will hold 1111 outcr-
ialnlnout and supper at tho rhapol 1o-
1uorrow owning. ‘

'i‘llc LiitiiinlilIi i'al'tn I11 iil'ooitsidt' is
licilli: iluprovcd l11' linunond llrolill't's.
prcparatory to tilt ocupaut'y by (‘ilarit's
A. Harris and family, who will more
tin-1'11 from lirooklyn. N. l".

_..... . ___..._......

and
Itilllill'i‘liw

chicrtalnlncnt
('iliiilt'l

~~llou't forgot-l
supper at M. r).
lliullt. lilo.

'i‘l1111'11 11lil 1111 11 storoopllt'on I111'1111'11
this evening by M1. Williams princi-
pal of lili‘ ltowayion public school on
A flip to t' allfoluiu and lint it in \\ 111'

of Yellowstonc l‘nrk. it will be ill
iiit‘ ilowayitln .\l. 11:. Church. Admis-
sion ircc.

Reliance Social t‘iull hold 11 busint'ss
mooning at lin-ir rooms yesterday at-
tcruoon. chct'al matters of important

business 11111111 1111. 1111111111.: which 111111

il111 1'11f111'11isl1in1: 111 part of the club
rooms. Mrs, it. S. ilal'ria)’. .‘1It's.
ticorgc .‘llt'Kny anti Mrs. William l’ilik'
(1111' wow appointed a columitlcc to
buy the furnishings. it was also 11111-
cd to hold tilt' r‘liliny utlcinoou whisl
at tho (1sldonco oi hire itobortri ull'
1in1 this \1'1111lt 11111111 111 of at tho 111011111
:11 is the 11.111110111.At that session tin-
ghost of honor will bt1 Mrs i-‘t'odt-rit'k
ilct‘oppt-l. of l-‘l'aln'c. who is tho ant-st
or Mrs. Barclay.

111111 Trillion.

Mr llllil hits. Ilt‘l 1111111 Park. of liar
ion 11(11'11 guests (11(11' Sunday of the
lot 1111- s l't-lntivt-s at Bal'lWiiiflt' ihooit-
i111.

 

licpoi'ta t’rotu M111. t‘hcstov l-‘int'll.
11 ho is at tho Mel'ltb-n Hospital. 111111 to
tho client that sho is acltlniz along
11i1-11I1'.

 

t-lcth lili)‘iii()tlil or Nol'otou. ts phoeb-
inc. tin1 largo pardon oi tit-01110 S.
’i‘lloulpson. on liohucs 11111-11110 (Ill-11-
hrooii. .2

 

'l‘hounis Northrup and family. oi
South Norwnlk, 111111111 11111111111 o1'1111 t-linl-
tlny of Smith Northrup and family. of
Marion.

.Ioacph loosen and family moved
,1'11slcrtlny to North Stamford. when-
Mr, 111111111111 has taken charge of Mrs.
ilaii's farm.

 

Matty local poultry Inlet-1'11 1111' (111111
1.111111111111111 thc lot-111 oi half nrown chic-
lit-11a by rats which have ini‘catcd
tbcir poultry quarters.

’i‘l111l'11 aro uncullod for known at tho
Dill'lt'll post olilt'o uddrosnod to i‘np
laiil Flurry llnllowuy. W. 'l‘. Pruner.
i'otcl' Mil/\iiil‘liili and I1). Quinn l'aiu.

Mr. anti Mrs. 3111111111 liaica anti 111111
liar.voy who H|iollt the winter in Flori:
du.l1avoroturuc1l north anti 111'11 111

‘ mesonl visiting rointlvcs ill iirooklyll

(or a short time bctore returning home
to Dorian.

 

'i‘ho ,lilpwortil “111111111. oi the ilarlon
Methodist church. hall made arrange

 

signed to the at. tieoruo Pulp and P11-
per Company. of Nerwnlk. title was
tdwod tip the harbor today by the tug
Addie V The 11112231111, It is under
stood will run 11qu here during tin.1
summer. l‘in1 schooner doodcnougb.
Which has been disallowing a cargo of
pulp for the Norwalk company. lctt
the harbor this morning.

t‘aptaiu Mcivilb- 11’ Vounit who is
now out hitched to tip- boat ovul'ilnui
in; bus

“1’4 n A .

meals to have a recital at the town
hall 'i‘hurndly evening. The recital will
be by Mru. Frederioke Philip. assisted
by Mists Mabel Butter soprano. and II.
8. Gilbert manila.

it who reported recently to 01111
stable Hanioni Smith that a colored
man had struck a white servant girl
employed by n ilaricll fondly. Thc con
atablc audio a pilgrimage (wet to Nor
walk 11111 did not 11111 ills 1111111 't‘iu-rt»

 

119113.111“ tor sctorai years 111notlikelytobesayiurtherproceod charge 111

Dorian. and Blaineit‘ouucp.
' same order, at Stamford. will one
. evening at Dorian. Then. on ,
‘ evening. the Dorian players will do ov- '
' or to Stamford There are to be live

p . captain of the tut Mar usrito. which

 
 
 

Ill stated the in
the care. ‘

map.“

it 1111 . 11111111 1111 it
doe not-11.11 to irons

Wm...

 

'l‘lle piuochie tournament hetwacn
Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U. A 116., of
0731 the
this
iday

sessions in all and the stake for the
tournament will be a chowder copper.
to be served by the losing council. The

considerable interest in the humane
tournament.
M
John A Ready. 11 young man of
Bridgeport. while riding a motor cycle
alongvthe Dorian roa1i.in the direc

machine. and thoroughly shaken
As M11. Ready was counting down
incline the (lust anti dirt blowing
his 1111111 111111st him not to see a deep
1'qu which the front tire of his the blue
str.uek The impact unbalauc d t e N-
dcr who was thrown headlong uttrthe
brush, at the side of t read. Many
scratches and a few b 11111111, in addi
tion to a general abutting up were the
(‘XIt‘liI of 111.. injuries. The machine
was not damaged materially, and at-
tor a row adjustments. the Journey was

resumed.
illiiiliiliili'
I

Jautcs liarry and family are moving
to West Norwalk.

Mrs Robclt Creamy visited
lives in ill ldgcpmt Saturdav.

liaroid Phillips will more a load oi
goods to Newton today for Mr. Wells.

“ll.

 

rela-

 

Thomas Shay. of Grumman aveuuc.
has bought :1 duo horse and calriagc.

 

.1er 111m itcdicut. of (ilunlman avc
n11c.ls visiting her daughter in Brook

lyu .

111'1'11 Sunday gucst at Mr. Van lions-
car's.

i-.1i11111r1l Phillips or ”1111111111111
is ill and under tin1 doctor" a

 

Mrs.
111111111111,
(11111»

_--..__.__....

’l1on1'11-11it'1111111' with tenths and
men. are 11111111111: on walls in “est
Norwaih.

Mrs. William t“oggawcll. of Now-
to1l'lt 11111111111. spout Friday with

Irlcnds in South Norwalk
Nowion i-‘lliou of amt-11.11101, M ass
was a recent guest of his patents. Mr

 

and Mrs. ii A. i-‘illow, in Nowlown

 

flVI‘IIIli‘. 1

 

Mr, and Mrs, Watt,
11'111'11 Sunday uncalu
parents Mr and

t‘hcstnui iiill 111'.1-11uc
ladlzar Wells and family 11111 IIIIHIIIL'
their aootia to llotsford todav b1- c1111:
\1'l11'1'o thoy haw bought a largo furnt.
having sold ihcir plat'c bore in iirooh-
i1ll pnrlit's. who will take 11058018411”

oi' Stamford.
of .‘iI 1‘11. Wat 1‘11
‘1I1's, l.l('ltl luster.

members or that cool lodge are taking '

lion of Stamford. was thrown from his ‘

the ’
ill ’

.lohn iiollton. of Now ‘ior.k was 1111

 

this month.
'l‘ bl. King‘s Daughters of ”\l‘ i‘ it 1111'
will hold Il111il atllltt'lir inoclitlg and
suppol' at the parlor of tho 1'I1apl-i
‘I‘lturstltn nii11l'lnton and (11.-ulna. .\1111'.
Hill. Mrs. Elliiii‘i M.
1111 llolr-oss.

'i‘uu I'liiitiit'ilIll't'lliil'it'1-
haw whooping cough.

llllt1til'1i1t1t‘1;

Lucius Panning of ,\‘1111 lion-11,
11111111 :1 1'1'1'11111 111111111 i11 1111111.

bu.

lli'iiiiillh'l. tlrcon has 11111111 (1lltt1t't:1:l1 ‘
int: 11 friend from New London. i

........ ...‘ m... i

Mia. (illodiliitt has pros scutt‘ti tho It
[11.111 with 11 tom of D11 Moi-.1111“

The Sunday 111 llool oi‘ ’I‘lillity t'llul't'h
11ii b-njoy 11 vacation until May lsl

Woe-1111 1‘1111'1'is confined to ill."
boulc 1111 Wright stl'cct b1 lllllcss.

 

Arthur Solcy has rt'ntcd his place on
Rllt'i‘iiitit‘ 11111111111 to (1111 of town par
lion.

Rev. Mr. Mackenzie has litlt‘li 11.1111
pollt'dto take 11 rural. owing to ill
hi‘iliiii.

William Oahnrn 1'111'11l1'1-1l 11 cariond
0i need potatoca from Maine lust
11'1111k.

Oscar howls. who has been ill the
ctltploy of I12. .I. Taylor for many years.
has resigned.

M

iioracc lim-Ibnit hag broken around
for the collar of his new rcsldcntto oil
Stutc HIN'I'I.

 

Misti i-lohaiilp. principal of (Ii-(1111111
Farms school. apt-at 811110111- at her
home in Now ”11111111.

.iohu iiuriow. who Icft tho cmpioy of
iiault iirotht-ra. has nocurcd a poaiiloli
at 11). .l. 'i‘ayior's. lilo ilorisi.

M

 

York ui'lor 11 low (Inya root. at his coun-
try l'ealtioncc. "iiooknuluu. "

till-11.nonjnlull1 Midtiiobrook oit‘. 1111111
illuilwuy, has been entertaiullot lu-r
daughter and granddaughter from lintl
bury.

M~w-~c~u~m~

Mrs. Merrick Ii. Cooley will enter-
tain th11 llenctlccnt shriety tomorrow
afternoon at her homo on Riverside 11v-
cutie.

 

'l‘ht1 Water company has ttu poles
through the Farm nearly set.

mouth. '
W
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barlow,
who have been spending several weeks
with Mr. linrlow’s mother. have return-
otl homo.

oat-Mm ”LL...“-

i'pirlo will 111111111

 

lit-11111111

lloyingtou 11111 .

.ludgc Poster has returned to Now .

how 1

 

the pavilion at (50111310

1 x Enroll.

in summer.
open Ma! 30W "

 

A reception will be lven in the par.
tors oi the Methodist c arch this even.
tag for Rev. and Mrs. A. G Boynton by
the Epwortll league.

George Gotham is preparing to on
on a road trout East Ma 11 street near
his residence, through his 1111111 to the
Rgseviiio road, near this Put-lanck pro
party.

W. 8. Hart at this town. has closed
a successful season starring in l‘hlia»
dolphin. 11nd after a brlct rest will on-
tel'vallde1'illc.tor the remaindm or the

A “111111?

w...—
Mrs. I). (l. i’towland.
spout Sunday ill town. 1

or itoddins.

W—

B. l". Merwin took a business trip
to Bridgeport yesterday.

Harold nul'ritt won a visitor
friends in nodding on Sunday.

Mrs. G. E. Drew has returned from-
a few days‘ sojourn in New York.

M 111 l’. 13. Perry, who has been very
ill for the past we (1,11k is slowly improv-
tug

of

 

 

Tiit‘ Almy family spcnt 111111' sandal-
at their summer tcsidcncc in Godfrey
litrotlt

Mr. and Mrs. J. 7., Mcllcn. of illusion.
wc‘rt‘ Sunday guctu of Mr. and Mrs, J.
P. Fitch.

 

Mrs. McGraih, of Stratfortl. has vis-
iicd her grandpnrcnts, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nichols. ,

Mrs. R. f‘. Williams. Mrs. W, .I. Shcr
wood amt Miss Anulc Fitch spout 1111s-
torday ill Norwnlli

 

Mr. and Mrs. William Osbornc, Mrs.
ii. A. Salmon. Mrs Charles Wake
nian art1 vit thus of grip.

Mrs. .ioscph Mctlonun tv'turuod to
l‘layonno. N..I.Sulul'.l.1_1 allot spoiltl
int: several days in town.

Ilr. Frank Gotham has 11 now 011.112
land automobiic tun-harmi through
tho 1111111113 or i’crltt t' Slurgcs, ot‘
Norualk.

Tilt' Norfloltl Alli Stlt‘it'll‘ Vl'lli hold
its millllal business Ilii‘I‘liIilZ tut-Thurs?
1111,11 111't'alulz at tho 1'-11sid11uu1 of ”W
pl‘caldcllt, Mrs. l‘tcdt'tlt'k llauks

'l‘llri house of William toicman 111
under gllarnllilno I111 acnrb-t tori-1'.
111111 of bin childrt-u lloiiig ill. 1.. i1
li11111i111sl1ot.11'l111 has both ill with tht1
saxnc disoaso is hour-1111111.

GET UP EARLY AND LOOK FOR
THE COMET
I
But Not Until Friday Morning at 4:30.

\\‘Ah‘ill.\‘ti’i‘tl.\‘, A, :il l2.--i1‘rlda.1.
morning at 11:30 will '-1- lilo cal'lloat
limo at which it will ‘111 Worth Wlliif‘
1115111: in arc iinllcy'u comet. This in-
.111'111:1tiou wan iurnisln'd today by 111111
"i H111 shy covert» tit ('lvornciowu Pill
.11 ..111"-: (diacrvatm'y.

During: .\pl'il and tho 11:11‘l1' part oi
11.-,2 lio- 1111111'1 11iii lie 11sil1i1- I11 llil‘
l'I.'l.1~i ill-Iot'r sunrist'. 11 low ill'L‘l‘t"i‘l"
north or I‘.‘l:1l. iiy May i‘.‘ 11 will be too
1111:1111 in ion with the 1.1111 to bc 11111-11
111 1h.» llirtlillili-i. but from Hit 11 on will

-1 11 1n the wont to Iiit‘ (toning 11s
11'1'11 11" it grist datlt 121110111111 (in Mar

‘ "11 it will :~i‘i two hours prior tho sun.
' '1 .11. 11111 iotorxal growing lonucr 11:11'l1

Illuill

 

‘51? W YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD

“—-

TIME TABLh.

 

in Efiect November 8. i909.

m. .,

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A. hi.~12: 713:. 6: (Mix. 5:11;. a: 05.
6:52." '20 7:16. ll: lllx. it hit. 911011

11;:11,lti:211x.111:5211.11 211.

I'. M~~~l2:53x. 2:51011. :i:.'ti. futiliix.
12.1611. 5:501. 6:40.62510x. 72lttx, 7:12:
11:40:. 10:2

, Band-yo.

A. M.——l2:52lx. {1:07x, I1:ilx. Iizl’ll
10:20.

P. M.wl2:56. III-HI. 2;htlx. trill.

51251011, 7:12. 7:42x. Ilztlix. 10111.

NEW YORK T0 $0UTH NORWALK.
A. hrs-12:00:. 2:49, 5:45, 8:45. 7:451.

3:501, 9:1“. 10:0211. Ilizilb. ilztltlx.
11:03.
I'. M.-»I‘.’:ti3x, Irtlt‘l, 2:00x. 2:517

3:3211. 3:55. 4:32. 51:02. (1:25; 5:27.
6201:. 8:03. 8103:. 9:30. i1:0tlx.
Sundays.

A. M.—w12:00x. 6:00. 7:99. 19:15:.
10:02:.
1’. his—5:021, Still. 11:01:. 7:00.

8130:, 11:00:.

SOUTH NORWALK To NEW

HAV .

A. M.-—-l2:liix. 1:151.
7:27. 8: 511. 10: 2311. ii: 121. 11:17.

i’. Iii-12: 0911. 1:21. 3:1lx. 3: 2111.
1:213. I'1:li.:tiit)1, tizitl. 7: lbs. 921811.
llz‘ltt. 2:40 and 7: 29 to Bridgeport
on y.

3115.

, Oundayu.
A iii.-12:lilx.
ii: ll. 10:23:. 11:12:.

i’. M --iI:10x. 13:111.
9: ills.

SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. M.---'i 20!. 6:20.812? 111119.
F. M.-i: 86 414011. 6:14 7: 18.
holidays. ,
A. M.—~1:20. 9: ill
P. 11.—7:35.

DANIURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Man-6155.1 7125. 8:20. 10:10:.

1211111. 7:11.

7:101. 8:"t.

The “'60
“lights will be ready tor nae 1111111 _

i1. lit-4116:, (1:111. 1:110.
:11

ltd-yo.
A. H.—7:It.
P. BIL-10:00:. 9180:.

IOUTH Norman to comfort.
A. "1"12310. 131811 6:16; 10:83,

i1. dunner, 1:11. 3:11. 1111111 111111.

 

I '11qu: Italian”.

110611 or AORISULTURAL 1111171.

WASHINGTON .Aprli 12 r-v'l'he in»
intentional institute of Agriculture.
soon to convene at Rome, meets once
a your and remains I11 session a month
and Secretary Knox has urged the
iiouse all appropriation of $3 600 as
the salary or an Anlslicsn member of
the permanent committee. The United
States is entitled to five delegates to
the Genegal Assembly of the institute

While he United States, according
to Secretary Knox. is obliged to carry
out its conventioa‘with other countries
for participation. in the institute. he

says does “not know to what extent 1

the agricultural interests oi the coun-
try record it as useful", .

Besides the proposed permanent
member“ s salary $11111 cinry Knox asked
that Congress appiopt'latt1
other expenses of 1"1111111s1-1itatiou at the
institute.

 

 

JEFFRIES HA8 AXE PRACTiCE..

iii'INi.(‘)liiONli, (‘al.. April 12-»
Woodslncn say .itm .ioffrics is an 1111-
pt11'l with no 111111. Tin-1' saw bilu use
out1 router 111' to good advantage for
during the day the iiuhtt-r fcilt-d three
Il'I‘L'a and not illlly did he cut them
down, with a 11th he convt-rtcd thorn
lnio tin-wood. Rain had prevented the
usual morning road work and .icffl'ios
was strolling toward the gytnnnsiuln
when he (alight. sight of a woodman
telling a big tree, Hc offered to finish
the job and tin» 111111 was handed to
him. Stripping oft his (10111. Jet‘fl'ies
turning the 11.1111 until thc tl‘co, whose
trunk war. l’our foot round. 111,11 on the
around.

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TRYING TO PREVENT TONG WAR.

BOSTON, April i‘J.~--'l‘o 111111111111 11
recurrence or tln- Chilton..- tong war oi
August l. 1007. when four Chlnamon
wore killed. a ho 1.11 sound of politt in
upoclot's and plain clotbc-t mun lllvad
I'd ilosion' s Chinatown today. and oth
are worn stationed at the railroad ten
minute to watch for tho coming of 2f.
(lllluatucn who are said to havt1 loii
Now York ,1'1'stt1r1iay. The police do
11111111111111! roccirt-d information from
New York that the (‘llillaltiotl. who
nr11 all illoutbcrn of one of tilt1 rival
loans, had left that city for an 1111
known domination, and 11 as \1ltl‘il111ifi1
lip on tho lookout for il111ill.

PAPER MILLS AS OPEN SHOPS.
til.i12.\'£~‘ i-‘.\l.l.R. N. 1'. April lL’.-~
Tiu- inlcl'ozltiollai i‘opl'r l‘olupany an
nounrcd today that at 11111141 1.111- thou-
sand 1111111 111'1- 111111' worktop. ill its thl'ol'
lullis at Fort i'idnard. t‘oriutb and
South Ill-111,»: Falls, and that it i.» confi
licol of 111innl11uacain1<t its strikinu .1111-
pioycu. 14111111111 oi ihc lath-1', it is said
b.1111 1'111111'ntul I1) work and 1111111» haro
siuniib'd their intention of doing so.
tllbt'a's Mo .111 11111111: positions in ttii‘il'l‘
lint 11» iii" 1111111111111" 1: 1111(11.11:111'~. 1111
that 11111 .11. shipping a good 1111;1utlt1
of palm daily and 1111111111 to 2111 Mill
to 11111111.” 11111 plants along 11111111
pimp” lint-14M
WORLD‘S W. C. T U CONVENTION
iilii-l'ItiN Aplil l \nnouut 1111-11111
tnudc ioda1 at tho National i’t'o-ss hcad
tilntrlt't's of the \1'111111111'11 Christian
’l‘111111-111'1111c11 l‘tliou in this 11:11 111111-
111111 that tin‘H'igbth triennial mourn
lion Ill ”11' fluid}: W. t‘. T I‘. to 1...
held in (linsuon, Scotland. 3111111 i ii
111111. probablx will I111 ti111 lat'gust 111111
11111111 t'opt'cst'ntniivo world‘s 1111111111
that of thc oriznntzutioo ,1'1'1 i111ld. Tit-1
last 1111100111; of tho lull'rnationol body
was bold in lloston in 111117.
111111» lll (11211111111111. oi(‘111'llsi1- was 111111
to d plusidcnt she is (Mu-1 ll'ti to 111.1
.i1l11.1t lili' ills-.1111» unwillins
CHICAGO AMERICANS HOME.
i‘lllt‘ .ltlt), April 1"." lilo (llil .1i.t1
.\lli(11'it'nli It‘lllilflrl'l landed lli‘i‘i‘ last
night ilfiot' a six vl'ol'ka' lotlt'not' to llll‘

llt'iilt' coast Mahala-1' Duffy said the
1111111 11'1'1'1' I11 good condition. 'i‘hc
sumi will b.- uul 111 the South Sol.

111‘l. this afternoon for tho
1111' 1111 Iin- ilililit' grnuluir

11111111111111
MUSIC HALL

SOUTH NORWALK'O ONLY

Vaudeville Theatre

MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
APRIL. ii. 12. 13

Btu European Pautotmme Novelty
”THE ARTIST'S NIGHTMARE"
Five People in the Cast
JEANNETTE AND BARRIER
Songs and Scoutitating Dances
Another Coon Town Surprise
VAUGHNER. PATERSON AND HAL-
LIDAY

The International Song Bird
MlTZi ADMONT

Big Added Attraction and Big Laugh
HENRY HALL AND COMPANY
in “The Qahy Blue Dog"

Sensational-«Amusing
TH E ATWELLO

BEST MOTION PICTURES.

MATINEEB .. ..... ......3 and 101:
EVENINGO ..110 and 2011

that war

 

 

 

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711111111 oAva. s‘rAarlua nonoav
APRIL 11. 1910

The Castle Square Stock Co.

Pro-onto the Great Stony of Western
Life

‘A Cowboy’s Girl’

First Time Ivor In South Norwnik

NOTE-wtlar will leave Main and
Washington tits ii p 111.. and make;

stops at itown oil. limtoll. Nornion
and Himlll‘orti. "lib. will no into cilctrt
Aplii ii.

95. 000 for .

at who I1,

12%“. seven ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

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11111111111111 11111111 111111111
‘ Ii. BAXTEII

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Frank H Baxter is seeking the

cuttoiiiooo 1111111 AGE.-
Littli: boy,
The way 11131011 you stretches far;
it winds tbiough valleys that are
dark an deep.
on you will ht it in doubt where dan-
gel-s bar
Your progretis on the hillsides hard
and steep.

tion in South Norwalk or vicinity to
test D1. Howard's new specific tor lilo
cure of. those diseases. .

lilo confident is he that this remarka~
ble medicine will chart a lasting care
,in a short time, that he oi‘l’cl'tt to re;
fund the money should it not be auc-

 
 

Littlie boy,
You are but atlarting on the wayw
The way that at a far off aravc must

end-r— - 1 round
And tomptrcascs will plead with you in Older to secure the QUIckest DOH'
to stray, siblo lutloduction he will sell a regular

In hyways liilfli to ilii‘ulli)‘ dpspend‘ iifH' (t‘lli package (if “I!“ Inediclnfl lit.
‘ hair price, 25 cents

’i‘llls spt-cit‘lc or l)1'.Howar1i’1-1 will

cure sick headache, dizzy feelings.

constipation, dsypepsio and all ilorms

Little boy,
i look with piliy on your face:
i think of all the hardships you must.

 

hear of malaria and liver trouble. it does
'l‘hecompncte 'twlxt Dishonol and ills not silliilil' gth' MW 101‘ 0 time; It
grncp ' makes permanent. and ctm'lplett1 cures.

’l‘o soar yotiir soul and drag you to it will 1111111!an the bowels, tonc up
poww- ,tho whoio illtostlnal tract. give you an

appt-lito make food lastp good and

(Hill-st 111ii and intreast- vigor.

ESONS OF VETERANS'
MENT.

1111111 1111111111. April 12.-—~‘i‘he 111.11!

old man!
You pass 011.11.111.11... and alonm
You have become a Stranger ill tilt-
land. ‘ 1
Behind you allrep the once 11 litlid you
have known.
"i‘is long silhcc you have gilppcrl 11 will be held bore April 21‘. The three
hr other" 11 hand tautlblatcg for division commander 111-1-
itaiph N Grant. of Hartford: 11‘ ll.
'Mctirar. of Meridcn and G. I12 l.l11ll.
of Bridgeport

 

Poor old man!

The way behind you stretches far; i
You totter down the last. uneven
91001:: i REULBACH l8 IMPROVED.
Your went 11 bands are marked 01’. ST Lilli-is, Mo. April 12.——-E1lw11rd

manr a scar ..i, ltcnibach. of the pitching staff of
ilut on 111111 fact- thclc is the 1..“th .hc Chicago \‘nlional league Club,
of Hope. ,11'ho is ill at his home here with diph

 

 

 

—~iihic.11'o ilccmdlierald ,Ihtmria shou 111i sonic ilnprotctncut to
~—- » .,..-.... ,1la1'. tits baby girl, who is suffering
JUSTICE MOODY” S ILLNESS from tho sanlt' discuss, has had 11 1'11-
lapsc.
Expected That He Will Be Ready for‘ - “~—
Worit Next OctObet'. i 'l he duludum ballot is named altcl

“W“ ‘9”, 1h.- plate near (“11111111 i:,l whole it 11'11

Thai hihlll 1- \\ ii. Mood1 of thc in'st "Mi“
l:l1lit‘tl Slates. Suplcmc Coult will be
in his 111111 1111111 (ltlolwr is the 1111111-
1i11nt 1111111 all his social and i‘tillilt'tili
tit-lids intlli1-1il1'. - i
"iiu- ilnpiotctutnl ill Jud-.111 M11011) 1:.
audition has 111.1111 unitc malitod (1111'-
1111: tho past {1111 wccks. and former

If You Have
l’ostlua1»lcl ll . l‘inkbaln saithtodat' Property to sell
that ht- 11.111 (l'litiiuhlld at the mug 111-911-

liiiiill “All iii.11 f1it1lltls who haw hati till South Norwalk 01‘ \‘lf‘li’iity and are
111 11141111111111. 1it1' oi‘ noting his 11.111liti11ll‘l1'iillnl! in PM 11 1'1““ 1‘““? on ll W"
111111111ii1b11t'111id 1h Plnl‘imm "(11 would like an opportunity to talk it

li.\\’l13RIill.i., 3111915..

 

 

its ability 111215111111 it. 1111111. on lip ovro with you at our office in the
‘11 Iiiil

Mo's-a: Ii llow, iiiltiliii‘l’ intimai-1 CL'FFORD HOTEL BUILDING. 1
It‘lt‘iltl oi .\il‘. 311111.111, \ihitt‘ii iliul mi?"
111114., at tin-1 (‘111'111' iiill iinspil.i.gH E D & S
llroohlllw. and said that owl-pt for 11‘ ~ . . an“ on

lamc l.1:11.1, lin- rostllt 111‘ an old foot 1
ball '111j111'1. \ir Moody uould ln' bat-kl
in his 2111111-1i11l.,1,1 .Iliil «(lull 11'turni

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INCORPORATED

 

 

.PAINTING

AND

‘11 1111 ‘1:l11 11111 “Hill" .1 month

REGULATINIG SALE OF STANDING
TIMBER.
\l'.-\.\‘iil\tl"i't‘l.\‘. April i2 l.111:l~l:t
'ion to 1111:1bi1'ti111 Secretary of War to;
dirt-1'1 1111- sub of standing tlmbcr 1111i
.nilitln 11s1111111li1111s for thc purpose1

'1i 1111 «liiilil lln- long and growth: .
tlttl‘ 11'1 and promollnlz lilo ,1'111111111111 H 1
urouih has luv 11 11111111111111:ch to aper anglng

t‘ chair-w lw 5111' 1'111 1111 i1i1'kln.- on Thu
oroposc d loci iation also (outcllli‘l-lt' 5
ill‘tHlHOIi i111" salalles or 1":011111 sonic.
1'tllpl1111 :1 '~

 

Supphes

1111.1 11111-11 1111111....5150 per gallon
While i‘nrtaln Poles. with fixtures. 10¢.
licst Opaque Shades. . . . . . . . . . . . .250

Housciumishing Goods. Crock-
ery, Glassware. 81c.

 

L. H. Decker

87 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK. ,
TEL. CON. " t

 

We Gilli“! OUT Own Lens. Agent for Columbia Phonograph Colo
‘ Records. Graphophonu and Supplies.

Fenwiok» Optical Co. .1.

UNITEID BANK BUILDING
Room: 7-!
97 WAlBHINGTON STREET.
Iioul's ----- it to lltliti 11. 111.. and 12.151111

.; p. 111. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9 p. m.

 

 

 

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Mahalttkemo 11111111

.I R. CONNOR Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DAT!
RATIO I2 FIR DAY AND UFWARD

511111111111 DINNERS. 75c
Banqutits a1 Specialty

Cityliiationaiilanit.

lOUTiH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

VERY LITTLE

Mr. Merchant to have no concrete
SIGN for your atom and lilo" 111111
down. We claim them. all 11111.11. 1de
thoy Sill. L 'l‘lilil GOODS!

' Try 11 small nigh tor a starter-411'
inert-1111c in your business will our“
you to order larger one». ,

1111-. Reed a. Will amoral or

 

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THANBAcil'S A GENERAL IANKING u WAIHINGTON ITIII'I‘, ,
‘ 'U'm'“. Iou‘m 11011111111th.
capital 1 Iurpliu and Pectin TIL. II. " . I
.1 00.00000 "17,000.00

 

 

Info Depoliit lens. .9 and 03 per your.
IDWIN H. MATHIWIONi PHI.
JOHN APPI tact-P
runs: wit it. dam and Viol-

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worst case of dyspepsia or constipa- ,

ENCAMP-“"

11111 shipment of the Sons of Veterans ,

 

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