l proposed as
, avenue. an the In
. Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy 1
~ Prompt and ancient service at
All times.
. Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
,4. Makes. Hunger.
. son was a member of the crew of the
so, having some
lino. u is being quite
lhll, sweetest
tr datum _ :‘h
warmiusaiorfwilf
generally nailed a d
of nartdoay one fight between the
members oHll iii ties over the
olwtricsl equipment for
crater, ones In Besview
ed district meet-
the motor
Oscar and Otto Anderson, of oyster
Shell Point. are enthusiastic naval mil-
Itla men and like the service far it-
self. As is well known Oscar Ander-
Unltsd States battleship Maine. when
she was destroyed by an explosion in
Havana Harbor in 1898. Otto Abder-
son was it_i his old home in swollen
when the war betWeeu the United
- out the answen lo the visit of several
States and Spain broke out and he
No one has yet been able to figure
" , an of whom
J ' rd in. Dr..A. u,
r. mainland. W lowed.
It s edition of he first
class in New orit. After six to tutor
European tra ei. Dr. Payne too the
degree of D. .i). 8.. at Baltimore. and
bought the produce. in New York. of
Dr. A. C. Home. of Noroton. Hill suc~
case In New York was such that. in
1895. he sold his practice and spent five
years. largely in foreign travel. it I.
generally understood that flannel“ re-
standard of professional effort was
high, and ii is fair to any his usefulness
Was higher than that of the average
practitioner. He told a patient last
year that four ladies had called to
show him plates which they had worn
continuously, without. repairs, since he
made them in the spring of trial.
viLtuu
Bridgeport, Thursday.
Trinity parish will worship at Christ
Stops rain
Kidneys and Beck.
Wouldn't it be nice within a week
forehead and the back-oi-thehaad
aches; the stitches and pains in the
back: the growing muscle weakness;
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
sluggish bowels; swollen eyelids or
ankles; leg cramps: unnatural short
breath; sleeplessness and the des-
pondency‘f .
l have a recipe for these troubles
that you can depend on. and If you
want to malts it left recQVary, you
just for wri in this prescription, but
I have it and will be glad to‘ send it
to you entirely free. Just drop me a
iii ~ iiiiii
iliiiiiiiil iiiii
isnninn‘sss ‘ d Location of
Ttlsiiliifil alas—conun-
sionsrs Overruls Them
The county cornniisioners have gran-
ted the Southern New England Tole
phone Co. the. right to erect four poles
in front of the property of Seth and
This delusion was reached yesterday
after the commissioners had visited
the location. looked over the.property
involved and heard the objections of
Seth Jennings.
Mr. Jennlugs' objections were due
to his fear that if the telephone wires
were strung along the street the elec-
tric current would injure his trees. He
thought. the commissioners ought to or-
der the wires under ground.
formed the commissioners that it did
not intend to do more than run a cable
arms with numerous wires on them.
out
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had been called to the attention of the
city council had not been attended to
such as the sprouting of poison ivy in
Various prominent lots in town (such
ivy being a great menace to health,
and the destruction of which is obliga-
tOry through a city ordinance and a
state law). and an authoritative re»
quest for a general cleaning up of
premises-bnck yards as well as front.
There are serious conditions In to'wh.
. threateningrboih health and other wel‘
much to change. such conditions.
_ There was lengthy discussion over
the threatened demolition of some of
Norwalk's few parks through the con-
stant playing of ball and other games
by boys of the town which Wears the
grass seriously and ruins turf which
should be preserved as carefully as
that of private lawns. Children, little
and big, must play. but with green
‘country accessible on all sides of the
on the poles. There would be no cross '
grounds for any but very small child-
ren. _ -
:The league voted at its March meet-
ing to make a most courteous request
ill 'WEBTPllllT
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No on. in meow-lawns an a
Bad Back Osn Ignore This .
coast. Proof.
a... M
Does your back over acbet'
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache is kidney ache.
With it comes diary s lls. . .
Sleepless nights, tire , dull days.
Distresslng urinary disorders.
Cure the kidneys to cure It all.
h [gonn's Kidney Pills bring quick re»
9 .
Bring thorough. lasting cures.
.. .4 , _ _ L. Jennings opposite Beardrfley f d n i th 1 l
A. . . . . .. . . in to act on s ro _ Iltlon for a isi- . verses induced him to open an office . 09f!“ are, on c on o . ougit essuess on You have read South orwaik
”I. . ,r 1.‘ erkmotor is ths‘gesult. ' for the second time in Stamford. pile (t); 3:30:51m‘grfflug?dfitm,gfl:'g: l’a‘k- the art of limpet-iv owners. The to proof. ‘ N "
. *7” ”M w mu “W " ' l3 8“”le by 3 ”"0. Dr. Payne‘s too frequent passage 0', urine; the Deal-lop Yesterday. use of our city officials would do Read now the South Norwalk‘se-
quol. ’ ‘
Ilenevreii testimony; tested by time.
w. B. Gregory, 5 Kaiser place.
South NOI'Willli. Guam. says: "1 have
not used Doan’s Kidney Pills in over
ten years. but i still hold the same
high opinion of them as when i prev~
lously spoke in their favor.
long time i was bothered by backaciib
and often noticed sediment. resem-
blihg brick dllfit.'lii the kidney secre-
took the first available steamer back t 0 0 The telephone company. through city WW “4'0““! 880'“ ll) be no need “one. After short use of Do ’s Kid-
bRIDGE PHARMACY all" setting the WWII. to join the Mr and M” Wakemon‘s aunt in am? godgl“::ouldngha:g: 35.. .‘3'5‘0 its counsel. Davenport & Banks. in- 0’ Vitamins to tho parks as play. My Pills. procured at Mrs. laisted's
, navy. - '
Drug Store. these symptoms of kidney
trouble disappeared. I hare always
been glad to recommend this excellent.
preparation since."
-—i- . i on line like this: lit. A. L“. Robinson. K680 I , . _ . , ,,
-~ railroad surveyors. who have been at church tomorro ' . of the "0““) company ‘0 WCWY 09'" MI mile by all dealers. Price f0
Christopher Van Couvering. of one .work on the gravel pit lb or the ”Wk Building: Detroit. hi‘lkihu “:11! Land Owners Agreed. 'tain unbearable conditions in the ser- cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffaih
ory Boulevard, is laid up at his lime firocschner hm“ in port street. Borne The Misses Potters have returned Will send it bi I‘t‘illm "13 ll 3 P I ll The commissioners found that the .vice on the Newtown avenue and East '
by an attack of the grip.
i
M. and Mrs. John ii. 'l‘ooker. of
, Brooklyn. are guests for a few days of
Mr..and Mrs. Edward F. Smith. of
, East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lilly, of Sen-
view avenue. are guests over Sunday
of the farmer's brother Thomas R. Lil-
ly. of Seaview avenue, over Sunday.
Enoch S. Bowen. of .St. John street.
who recently had a nerve shock affect
the left. side of his face. continues to
improve nicely and expects to b! able
to be about again next. week.
The Lighthouse Mission on the
Washington street bridge is continuing
its meetings during the spring. ‘The
Mission is located in the .lessc build-
ing on the Washington street bridge.
Early risers reported this morning
that at i o‘clock, the time set for the
appearance of the Hailey comet. the
weather was decidedly unfavorable to
comet-gazing. in that the sky was over-
Cilill. a
Alonzo Wheeler. of East NorWaik, is
in attendance at the annual ‘depart-
ment encampment of the Connecticut
Division of the Grand Army of the
Republic, which closes today at New
Mudon. -
C. C. Roystone. of the Century Wa-
terproofing Company. reports that be
Is about to cover the roof of the new
garage or the Norwnlk Consolidated
Auto Company, in Connecticut avenue.
near the armory. The roof contains
about 4.000 square feet of’surface.
Some of the schooners which are
loading .. seed oysters off Gregory's
Point are from Norfolk and points in
the vicinity. They are known as Punw
goes and there are many of the type
about Chesapeake Bay. They may be
easily distinguished by tho rnkc of
their roasts.
The barge Louise which has been at
the dock of the Ferris Coal Company
for several days with a barge load of
crushed alone, has now been lightened
of her cargo, which consisted of more
use, is having a day's vacation today
Special Fire Diana
people have thought the company is
considering the place for a power sia'
tion in connection with the qlectrifica‘
tics of the road but it has already been
given out that the present power ata-
tion will be adequate to furnish power
between New York and Stratford and
perhaps further. Another rumor was
that the railroad company might build
a spur for freight trains which are tre-
fluently held up at the chat side of the
drawtiridge.
a...
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' ' Meeting
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The legal voters of the Hunt Norwalk
Fire District are hereby notified and
warned that a special meeting of the.
said district will be held at the Pitch“
School House. Thursday. April ‘31. at
8 o‘clock p. m. for the following pur-
poses:
Flrst-w-To rescind a vote passed at a
meeting held March 4. iillo. nuthoriz:
ing the district to make the purchasi-
of a 80 it, p. motor and 371.9 k. w. gen
orator.
Second~~»'l‘o authorize the District
Commune. if deemed advisable. to pur-
chase n motor and generator and equip-
ment for the commercial lighting sy ~
tern of the district and In npproprinfe
such sum Or sums of money as the
meeting shall deem advisable.
Dated at East Norwnlk this 16th
day of April. A_. it. ism.
P. H. li‘ildi.l)th:.
from a pleasant auto trip through the
i-lduth.
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Judge roster. of New 'vork. will
spend over Sunday. at his homo in
town.
Mrs. Frank N. Taylor has been the
guest this week of her daughter in
Bridgeport.
gnu-v
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mitchell and fam-
ily will occupy their Compo Mill home
next week.
Mrs. Morris Mills is entertaining hcr
sister-in-Iaw and cousin from Port
Clli‘filf’l‘. N. Y.
Miss Sarah Putter has moved from
the Thomas residence in t'oinpo street
into her handsome home in Weston.
Miss Catherine and Mabel lx-wis will
be entertained today at the horiu.I of
Mrs. Albert Mills. in North avenue.
Mrs. William Osborne. of Siopne',
who has been spending the last wee
in town visiting relatives has returned.
mun-na-
The Smith Engineering cniupnny Is
ground electrical wire service for id.
'1‘. llcdfcrd in the Forms.
Mrs, r‘rod liatierson entertainer! bar
her mother. ncompanied her home for
a two weeks" visit.
The Rlillf‘ fish and garlic oomruissii‘iu-
vrs. accompanied by flame Warden
Smith, visited Snugaiuck yesterday to
lnvi-stigntc the stueli industry in this
village.
W. Ii. liAKl‘JR.
A. tum-marrow”
East Not-walk Fire District Committee.
nun
Mm. (lerlrude Waiter, of Rowayton.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
The usual services will be hold at'1
the Rowayion Baptist Church tumors
were entertained at the residence of
The funeral of Mrs. Horace Mills
was largely attended Thursday after
noon. Rev. Mr. Mackenzie officiated.
The pallbearers were Fred and Oscar
'Wcifreti and Edward lmwis. Orville
and Archie Mills. sons of the deceased.
Thon- were many handsome floral ink.
t'nR.
Plil’llllll filliililili.
in the Mouser Sisters. two sisters that
sister from New York city. Mrs. Price,i
. that no further
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envelope. As you will see when you
get it, this recipe contains only pure.
harmless remedies, but it ha. great
healing and pain-conquering power.
It will quickly show its power once
you use it. so i think you had better
see what it is without delay. i will
send you a copy free—you can use it
anti cure yourself at home.
“W.M,~ W
THREE ALARMS KEPT
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Continued front First Page.)
red a desire to get us close to the
scene of action admissible. Just after
the arrival of the l‘utnnm hose. wagon.
the Old Well truck. with 'i‘iilorinan
Samuel Holmes at the rt-Ius, arrived
in a hurry and but for some clever
stopping on the part of the driver,
there would have been a llflil collision
with the hose wagon. People who saw
the manoeuvre gasped and in the next
breath complimented the driver to
their nonrcst neighbor.
The fire itself was of tho most triv-
ial nature. though it recall was acres
snry after the ilrciucn had left the
scene, (in the first trip. several tanks
preparing to lay 5,000 feet of under im- chemical fluid were dumped into m.
chimney from the roof A short time
lulvr, the chimney “us s-wu to mull
sruokc without uppurvut cause and a
still alarm was sent to Putnam llose
i‘oiupauy. The chemical truck was
sent around again and this time the
chimney was given a i'hnlliit‘hl built. so
irouliitI was Ollit'l'l'
cured.
Officer titration stopped all iroiim
ironic under the Washington street
bridge as soon as he had turned iii tin-
ulnrni.
line in Water street Cafe.
For the second Illlll' within a few
months the rate of Michael A. Ready.
at tho mum-r of Water street and
r‘tvnmlmat place, had a dangerous fire
last night shortly before If o‘clock.
This biase was of a nuui- serious us-
lill'o' than the previous (inc and it was
discovered In just the nick of time tor
in. they my now iii ”iv psychological
inouii-nii to saw lhi‘ plow from total
destruction
When the entranci- was broken In to
in getting out. Chief linrolii F. (‘lark
poles were to be located in front of un-
developed property. There are no
houses on yet. on this land. On both
sides of the Jennings property the
land owners had all agrotul to let the
company locate poles. indeed,
about to locate new homes
that the tcdephone
wore already established,
tier by a unanimous vote.
”w”.—
house in?
hi‘ilil of the liiitti-ic-~~—lll'ookl,vn l.li'c.
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS
DESIRED
Housatonic
IF
avenue routes, and a careful canvass
was made on both avenues. by a com
mitiee appointed to secure the exact
wish of the residents. As a result a
petition signed by two hundred and
"109‘ . fifty people was presented to the sup-
of them woreonly too glad to see ill?- crlnti-ndeni of our city system. asking
telephone “P "I“ Will" They l9" that that the. old arrangement might substi-
Ii would be an inducement to persons mm, the mph..." which “my“... it lmpos~
'0 know sible for anyone living in the north
conunnnications and east sections of town to get into
lthc heart of the business section, to
After considering all the intentions gm. station. “0.“th or "brat-v. with
involved the conmilssioners could see out changing curs. ‘
no reason for refusing thi- rcuqcst of paying in good weather is unbearable
”'9 company Mid they iiiimlf‘d lhi' 01“ in wet, and women with little children
Th“ C““"‘“‘"”“l" ll‘" “93“ 0‘ ”‘1‘ , most keenly. The petition asked that
, , ‘ iNewtowu avenue cars might run down
“1'. \\ l‘ilN'WBhY fillifllk 10W: 1'!" illi'l“"ss' “wrung ‘0 (he gunk)“ and Ea”
,nvi-nuc cars to Broad River. and that
What is most an-
snii those who are lsmc or infirm or
heavily loaded feel the annoyance
the “church car" from Winnipnuk
L i might be restored. Theoltpei‘inteudcni
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES llilh KlVi’ll the petition careful ultuit.
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GAS
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
tion. has already restorcil tlic "cliurclt
car." and promises to do what he can
to rvsiuru the whole of the old sys-
li'nl.
The address of the afternoon was
given by Mrs. John 1". iiodilloi. of Wear
pori, who. in most charming manner.
have a concise and graphic account of
the work of the Westport ’l‘own im-
provouwut Assocnitlon. which has N'-
complishcd remarkable things in civic
improvement, rcprcscuhni in many
classes «if work, such as the laying of
sidewalks. the building of a seaside
pavilion, planting of ahrubbery about
the railroad station. placing of street
signs and much work of various sorts
among the school children. Mrs. Godli-
lot is a wry forceful speaker and told
a story of effort will calculated to
sliinulalo other workers,
it was voted in invite Wilbur Smith.
game warden for Fsirilcid Foamy, to
address the ll’flgllt‘ at Its next meet-
ing.
hiuiih
YilllR HOUSE
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New York. sole agents for the United
States.
lieiuciuber the name‘Doau's—mnii
take no other.
Olit‘ boars very little about-singeing
the hair those days to make it grow,
but it is undoubtedly a much better
way of trimming the ends than cut.-
ting with the clients. and I believe is-
considered as beneficial to the growth
0! the hair as ever.
if, You Have
Property to Sell
in South Norwaik 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 the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
H. E. Dana & Son
lNCORPORATED
PAINTING
AND
Paper Hanging
Supplies
Best Mixed Paint. ....ai.so par unites
White Curtsin Poles. with fixtures. 100
Best opaque Bosses.............!5¢
Houseiumishing Goods. Crock-
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than 700 yards of inc Hirer-l dressing. row. At llizfiii then- will be morning MUSIC “A”, "it.” ”if: flames. the .‘l’f'kf‘fiwi was
The stone was distributed ()\"1|' many worship. and in the averting at 7180 V ll'illl ‘ M i* if it f ‘ ‘ \I i ll 0* o flit“) furnace. ‘ II: who is! ‘Illgr- . {I '
South Norwalk Sll‘uels. llidre .wii be baptism. “m” ‘ “ m” “ 0‘ i“ ll" ‘ “it "i ”W tom“ Mr ilmricii but i. m J . . J
half of this week In vaudeville lhai with such telling effect was the chemi-
hiiss Marv Kerckes. of the office of The members of Reliance Social you will hear talked about hp mm ”ll "‘llil i‘fll‘l'li'd M ”W "I" oliillrfiiils ower 0 I
the Crescent Laundry in Sciivii-w uvo- Club and a number of other frlrniis town. The best glutpr .pt 0" u". “no“ spread, that the lllmvs did not some. . ec er
L. D
on account of the marriage of her
brother, Andrew Kcrekcs. of South
Norwuik, and Miss Rosc Montsport. of
First street, East Norwnlli. Miss Kern.
lies was a bridesmaid.
A set of port and starboard boat
lights are being examined with inter-
.est at the Crescent foundry. 'i‘lil'hii'
lights are from the Constitution. which
failed to qualify as an American cup
defender. and were purchased at a sale
Mrs. Robert S. Barclay. in liowayton
‘nvenue. yesterday afternoon. in honor
of Mrs. DeCoppeit. of Paris, France.
The prizes wer secured by Mrs. Wile
lialn linker, Mrs. George F. (loillrey.
Mrs. ilaisho, Mrs. ..iohn l)i-Wniers
Miss Ethel Klinel’eltcr, Mrs. Alsthorpe,
Rand Mrs. Edward P. Smith. cousoia-i
tion. Eleven tables were occupied.‘
A very tempting luncheon was served.
can really sing and have cultivated
voices. They both look as pretty as
peaches and when they came on for
their third son; their change of ms-
tunic for fills number earned for them
a big outburst of applause. The big
feature and bend line art of Rose l.s
linrto is a big musical comedy pro
duction with seven people In the cast.
"The Morning After.“ as it is called.
shows life behind the iootllghts and a
rehearsal of a performance. The Mn-
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estimated the loss this morning to be
ulmiil $100.
This tire was marked by a mix-up in
"W alarm that was turned in. Prev-
ious to the general alatiu, notification
of the marble was out to Old well
Hook and Ladder t'ouipauy. only
about two blocks away. As llrlver Wil»
liam McPherson drove out of the fire
house he shouted to Officer John H.
smith to telephone to llli' city electric
station in have a general alarm sent
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MUSIC HALL
scorn uoswst-s ova
Vaudeville Theatre
in New York a short time ago by B‘RIE' “n “nan‘un sic Hail audience csulht on to this in “r "12'1”th; “'i‘iig‘s‘nrernfi‘tuuni THURSDARJSISA“ ?:TURDAV.
George R. Van Aistvne. . , ' act as soon as it started and the way M ml“ " “ u l ' '
‘ 4 transmission between the time the
At the Advent Christian Church, the
'liurleu is having her census taken
they applauded it and laughed showed
truck driver started to communicate
Dig Array of Vaudeville Talent. Heath.
lHlS SUMMER?
If so it villi save l‘litlli‘r‘is trouble
and t‘flilllllliiillfl if you have llli' plumb-
ing Wui‘k gonc over carefully by
an export. lilitl necessary rvpulrs iiilllll'.
We make a spoilully of that kind of
work. i, ‘ ’/
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI 401
that they like this kind of amusement. ed ly
llh the policeman and the liimlng in
stor, Rev. l.. F‘. Reynolds. will by government appointees. along Wlth A large party of theatrical managers w , ROSE LA HART! .
3:03le at 10130 II. "L and 7 It to. ”‘0 rest of ”W country Mid H II! ileum“ were present to wimeas her drst per- M the message from the electritsl And a Company of Seven Players in a North "I“! Ind W‘l SW“,
e
Morning subject. The Heavenly im-
age; evening subject. A Night With
The Loyal
Workers' meeting of 5:46 p. in. will
the Lions. a story sermon.
ed the result will show it considers
increase in population over the last
count. The census takers for Darius
are Nathan Ianuchy and Charles M.
formance last night and among them
the foremost men in the theatrical
world. Billy McDerrnott. a smart look-
ing young chap, gives the best ini-
atation. the misunderstanding occur
rid. As I result. the box rung was
2 . This box is at the corner of 80th
Main street and Monroe street. The
Putnam hose and chemical
Musical Comedy Offering. entitled.
"The Morning After"
TH E MEIBIR SlBTERS
South Norwsilt
.. . n Olnosrs and Classy Dancers ,
be led by Mrs. Robert lhompson, Hiclimoudmftbo Fitch Soldiers Home pay-gummy, 0' the great George lid. wsgu . k H t 1
topic, van... and ”rpm“ ()f 01...“. Norman. ' (‘ohan of any ever sen hpro. "ti sings if?“ my??? ':',;’;,‘:;,§“,‘09'2¥“£“£31,". DANIEL J. SULLIVAN A (:0. ac emo 0 e
Ience, ‘ ' some smart songa and tells some good ” ucc " ' ‘ Great Irish Dramatic Act
The dance of Mayflower Hook and
At the Mctltoillst Episcopal Church
tomorrow llli' pastor, Rev. George lion-
Ibinga in a fast talking manner. He
got his stuff over the footliglits in a
and Chestnut streets and then to 23
and headed for so. down In Spi'lfll-
wood. it looked as if the firemen were
ADELAIDE HARLAND
Cadillac Comsdleune
J. R. CONNOR. Mitt.
s7 Wssuiuo'ros arsslr. .
sou'rs uoswsut. .'
/ TanCON. . ~. ‘I
Agent for Columbia Phomrsph Gels
Records. araphophonas and miles.
4‘
For a“
Wall Paper, Paintersgm
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ton i-lmith. will preach morning and
evening. The morning subject will be
Present liouors and Future Glory.
Young licopie's meeting at 6:45 p. m.
Evening song and preacbln, service at
Ladder Company last night at the tire,
house In Van Zandt street. was a very
successful event. The dancing floor
was filled throughout the averting anti
everybody had a fine time. The dance
way that made him respond to some
extra lilinJ’PIOI‘i' the audience would
let him go. Daniel auilivan with a
roof of four people played a sketch on.
titled “Captain Barry." This act bi a
up against it- Chief Clark, whn‘wss
on tho Putnam chemical decided to
swing nroumi to the (lid Well truck
house to see what had become of that
asst/tea awn comma or To one
saris as us osv aso orwngo
IILLY MeDIRMOTT
The Modern Monolopist
MARTIN AND DELMORI
VERY Ll'l'l‘LE
was arranged to help defray the ex- l 7230 ll. llI- Silllifici. Tl“! Wk ill Ull‘ real old irlsh mole-drama playch and ?"l’$‘r“:""" A" ‘tl'tf‘lll‘ll‘zi'lillmir‘fnlf at“, Secsnirlca SUNDAY DINNERS. 75‘:
posse of the new uniforms for the coin- Heavens. Everyone who names will h. a 30m from so high standpoint. The a“! 3 "‘3‘ iw'hflivss seen M the lower MATINIII ,,,,,,5 ”a to. . Afr. ""0““ to have an mm
mm). baseball hem“ Mlllilf‘. IOi‘ (ill! lip mfml i'fii'lllfllly wiilromn. All fiflfllfl plnylet lift! 3990,] I “yang“. “00‘ a... “migrais thm‘ollflllllr“ Will"? the IVININDI .i...........i1° In‘ 200 Banquets a Spec‘alty .IGN for your “or. “M M' “-
gfilhi‘igfmw“ ”mm“ by the Delmar “m ~— m‘” ”n" "w " m "Mm“ °' W" Ready saloon iii located. The arrival A1 ' .i do". We mas than. all III“. I“
songs by Bulilven made this not one of
'llt' big hits on the bill. Adelaide liar-
laud has a singing act of the ginger
kind. she wore stunning gowns and
sang ln‘s sweet \vay. she did nicely.
you thank you. Don't miss seeing this
show. it is what is termed a corker.
Wm
of the uncritical truck was tidiely, for
the Old Well truck had just finished
Its numuy of chemical. ‘ .
The origin of the tire is unknown.
Under ordinary circumstances, the
place would i have been closed at
the hour of . lire, but about iozin
Mr. Ready locked up and started for
they alibi. 'l‘lilii GOODII
‘rry a smart alga m a starter-m
Increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
'lheiteeddtVolkiiledrlcleo.
ilr. it. Trust l’nyne died. yesterday
missing. at his home in Dorian. lie
was for many years engaged in the
practice of dentistry in Stamford. but
a low years ago failing health compell-
od him to cease active work. lie had
been ill for some time. and so there
can be little surprise mingled with the
TIL. CALL ”I
CityNationalBank
DOUTH NORWALK. DON".
The subject of the Men's Class of
the East Avenue Methodist Church to-
morrow will be The imprisoned Solar
and His Doubts, and the teplc is The
Master's Opinion of John, the Baptist.
One of the greatest lessons of the time,
fitting into this age hotter than any
Clll'fi
previous lesson. bringing into view the
great contrast between the patients
that follow Christ and the lands where
his name is unknown.
regret which today's announcement
brings. Dr. Paym- wns born in Pros-
pact. Conn. Sept. 24. 1838. lie left the
farm at. the age of fifteen. to attend
Foley’s Kidney Remedy will
any case of kidney and bladder trou-
his not beyond the reach of medicine.
No medicine can do more. The mom
Pharmacy. 0'
the railroad depot to catch a train
for New York. when! Mrs. ltcsdy is
visiting at the home of her folks. .
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THANMO‘I’I A GINIIAL IANKIN.
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cans—u.—
lamina and 'roflts
as wsastsoroa stash;
scorn NORWALK.
vat. ass.
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Seahory Academy. i? Cbeshiaomhld n- . aausrgs M'gi‘lgnl‘lh‘s 0"“ roses °‘I:i..t*t.“'.'.'i§ MONDAY , "17m
The Men‘s Class or the East Avenue tor the Connecticut .iterary nst ute. llcw many woman ever had their . ‘ , ' . . “use
Methodist Church, which is lead by H. In outfield. After three years in mer- hm dyed. "touched up." or othgrwlna WAHHINM‘ON. April id.——asnstor . . “ml ”griddle" year.
.I. Hipson. will meet at the usual time cautilo pursuits. he began the study of I treated to conceal the gray hairs who member. of North Dakota. who w“ The Cains, Sqm Spock Co, lDWlfi if ““5.de
tomorrow at the church. Every effort dentistry in the office of w. A. Can- .didnt' sooner or later resroi it? how oierstsd urns "mm” 'l WM” Presents W. Grant lie of Western JOHN .4 ’ “App ‘llt "a...“
is fnade to matte these meetin at» use. in Ilristol.Conn. lie went to Nor. would own up to it. especially those emorlsl "0'9"“ ’9' “' internal a it Life 3’ 'llblfiid fl HOW”! m Vi
tractive to the '3,” and the soon "all wink. inhiitrlfi tor :gagthiir. lAn: link i Limo are intimate... or gimp}: hair has mangogamgt‘i‘ a&d£f¢;:bl:g&gh§flsgfi , . Peas. . a. a.
the success of e’attampt irattss and in t o s o e vs on sore "on m urn youn , at one can a . . , . , 7
ill! the large attendance. The class for one year's service in the Civil Wan] keep her face smooth and young look. favorable. ‘ , M‘dn'ght In cmnatown Wit-MID ”OWN-L. Dossier
mists directly after the morning nor on being mustered out. at the expire. ing why bother with dauby dyesrwhy .. MW'W ' h ? Dlfluflld
r" ... “"r WW.” 0' ii” W'rr‘svr .. wt; rvmrr to“ nurtured ..rt::.t°::.°*.tr:s.rrr.:ttt m... i. seam ...... ..
in express him!“ free y on t Iopc ed an 0 as it a 0 . I run ' 19 ll: ll 0 ms . . . .. I
under discussion. the Quinisrd block. over what is now the face instiidd. and into golf sticks. it does sis-n. it iii Inherit thee» Wflmll‘m 3“ ‘1 it "i “M ml“! John to. Knapp s
sic submarine. narien. Noroton
nni Stamford. This will go into effect
April it. ‘ l
combine on of
about likened“.
.u.
lfrom hints that are dropped from
,,iltus to time. it appears that the dia-
iogicsi-«probablr a
lilitodus and Genesis,
ronorny."~l.ife.
Beehlor's hat store. Dr. Samuel book- riding habits
wood. who is remembered by some of which will
the older clarens for his exceptional iiesei'clae int
it other paraphernalia
s unseat for healthy|
a fresh air?
sins“
Josiah It. flat-viii J. Waits-issmln
iihristias Irena John H. igiit.
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