““5me gas-gm; A .r :7... ,. _
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, -. . G" No
‘ team will iii
W" it cliched Vial
' films..." mt’»
uhoef literal-w lumen avenue to or.
Starr. a Fifth avenuelvew ‘Yorlt deu-
tint. The transfer was madmthroush
'I‘. R. l.llley of heavier) avenue from
the Owen estate to Dr. Starr. The lat-
ter has had preparations for occupancy
of the place his family started but the
date when they will mDVthn has not
, been announced. -
'9... tier men-wag
-- Wild-Mel”?
Bridge «Pharmacy
Prompt and efficielft service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
2m-
v
BRIDGE numeracy i
work of getting the old Mayflower 0v-
ni lli Cove avenue, between Fourth
and Fifth streets ready for the new
MayiOWer team. The diamond is to
be p need in first class. condition. Be-
fore tile work was started. it was stain
on out and it is proposed to dig it up,
i grade it and roll it douln. All arrange.
, ments have been‘ completed ‘ for the
, tolun‘s new uniforms. which are expec-
lor hero. by .April 29th. The team has
1 several games scheduled.
M.
Car No 57. used frequently on tile
East avenue line, scents to be favored
J. PARKER. Manager.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scofleld; of
South Norwalk. have bought a new
house at 56 Fort street from Morris
Epstein.
It is announced that two more inl-
portalft. lots have been sold during the
past few dare at the Langdon islands
property. ‘
, The Young Men‘s Assooiation of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
meet tomorrow ovoning at the Church
for rnctice and a meeting.
Mrs. James A. Murray is rcportod as
quite ill at her home in Second strcct.
Mrs. Murray has been in broken health
since the death about a wool. ago of
her husband.
The young people of Christ t'llurcll.
Gregory Boulevard. have been practic-
big a playlcl, which they will givc
shortly. Following the program it is
planned to have a dance.
Miss Adele Hnrncs. of i'lrooklyn,
spent Sunday with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. llcill. who have ink.
on possossioll of their stlllllllor home
at Gregory's Point for the season.
Captain Horace A. Snundors has ovi
erlltlllcd his boat the ivy Point. so lllOl"
ougllly-tllat now she looks as slick as
a yacht. Captain llod is being warmly
congratulated over her appearance.
Fog horns drowned all other music
this morning along tho. shoro front.
The fag this morning was of the solid
variety and called for sharp eyes and
oxlrclllc carc on tile purl oi‘ navigators.
.lacob Wolfc. .ll‘., is making prepara-
tions to put his oyster boat Ray ll ill
commission for tho. season. llo has
tho orui‘t hauled out on the shore and
wit ship the rudder. which has boon off
all winter. this afternoon.
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Arthur Wood and family nro moving
fronl blast ltvolluo to lulubllry. .\lr.
Wood is employed in llil‘ halting trutic
and tho change of residence is bolus.
lilittlt‘ on account of Mr. Wood's work
point: at presoni ill Danbllry.
-.
Sanlllci Koily intoluis to got more
spood out of his launch this your than
last and to that end he has purchased
tho. ton horsopowor ongino which hr.
1). i). Ayers has decided to supplant in
ills bout with a still larger motor.
tillcstor ingorsoil. fornlorly lilo l'nvA
orito young delivery clork on tho.
Washington stroct lll‘lilgo, is now em-
ployed as dclivcl'y t'lt‘i‘lt by Philip Sit)»
lnansky», who has a store at tho corn-
cr oi’iillynlond and [lay strut-ls. South
Ntll'wnlk.
ltcv. F. S. Ainsworill, of East Nor-
wulll. socrclnry of the Uonuoriirut Ad-
vollt Christian confcrcncc. dellrorcd it
short address ill tho conclusion of lilo
sermon by the Rev. '.. Ellis at tho
ilunllul'y Advont Church. llnlliutl'y.
Sunday lllorlling'.
‘
1.
Vt'illoil t‘. Smith is pinnulul: to
build a now residence, ill ilriticc st root.
it is untiorslood. A lluulbol' oi' \t't‘t'liti
ago. while Mr. and Mrs. Smith \\'(‘i‘t‘
lit lilo thcutro ill South Norwnih. tllolr
rosidollcc at h“ liridgo stl‘t-cl. was born
oil. The liUilis‘t‘ null colliollis were a
total loss.
W
lll‘. lint-burl l). Ayers cnlllc up to
East Not-walk front his home ill it‘lusir
inn. a low days ago to look his upoody
launch over. The boat is to be still
more upccdy this season. Dr. Ayers
having purchased a more powerful mo-
tor. 'i‘he boat is to go into conllllis
slon in about three weeks.
Captain ,Charlos D..'l‘obey is plan-
ning to transfer his oystcrinlg opera-
tions from his sloop Mildred to a
sharpie, seen from util Norwuik
parties. Captain 'l‘otl .sla‘i‘tod out
this morning to go to Bridgeport by
[min to not his sloop Mildred but on
nclcouut oi’ the weatimndoforroti tho
it p.
spills of the stone from one of the
North iliver tunnels is to be used for
top dressing for some of .tho oiled
roads ill this vicinity. Charles 0. Roy-
stoue. of the Century Waterproofing
titllnplllly. reports that his concern has
made arrangements with‘the Eric Rail-
road company for the shipping here of
two onrioade of the fine crushed stone.
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Work In proereelinuo nicely on the
new pipe organ of the lllaet Avenue Me.
thodist Cllurch, says Builder Hall. of
New Haven, that the instrument may
be in place before the time specified
ill the contract. June 15th. The organ
is to be located directly back of the of.
tar in the place arranged when the
church was built nearly twetnty yours
H30. t
The title medically passed raster
day for the transfer a t the big Vendor
ill the way of equipment. it has cloc-
iric lights under the body. among the.
motors. in order. according to Conduc-
tor John Clancy. that it may see the
rails. and now it has been supplied
with a pair of "tnrtlcbacks." These
latter implements are for use in sec
ting a car back on the rails when once
it takes a notion to stray from the reg-
lllar path. No 57 is one of the bob-tall
ours that apparently has not particular
love for the rails and jumps whenever
opportunity presents itself.
«“Bllffered day and night the ter-
ment of itchln piles. Nothing helped
lilo llntil I us (i Dean's Ointment. lt
cured me perruanentiy."——Hon. John
R. Garrett, Mayor, (iirard. Ala.
ilnllll
William l’inkney. of llowuylml uro-
nuc. is recovering from an attack of
tile grip. '
Charles llioe..of llriilacpol‘l. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Snif-
ion, of Roweyton.
Mr. and Mrs. licvelon Rowland. who
llnvc been spending lilo winicr ill t'nli-
iorniu. have returned t'ili'ii.
Miss ironc Lynch was bllptlsod Silll~
day ovonlng ill the liou‘zlyton llapllst
Gardner W. Allllo. of Full lilt‘t‘l‘.v
Mass. is spollding a tow days with
Mrs. James W. Taylor. of Railroad
avenue.
Dr. W'. J. MOON". of Brooklyn. spoilt
lilo wooit end as tho lam-st of his par
cuts. Mr and Mrs. William Munro. of
Logan stroct.
W .
Mrs. Mnrthu James has returned to
her home in [lcthol aflor a lllroo
wccks' visit at tho llolllo of her broth-g
or, James ii. Taylor, in Railroad uvo-g
nuo. i
(lotil‘gc S Moll. of lll‘llilltiltllitl. long;
island. a t‘ol‘tltol' rosidont of this~ plnco.‘l
spout Sunday as tho ghost of Mr. {Hill}
Mrs. S. A. ('nrpcnior, of tllo‘ (lrrhurd
llousc, Raymond strocl.
-i.adics and gentlemen. iliiihl-ifllzt‘
treatment at it. Scaizi's ionsoriui pun
tors.
The Mott's Club of llownylou will
lnoct at is o‘clock tonight ill lilo chapel
of the Methodist Church. .xdelmto bo-
lwocn six of the members on the high
cost of living will take place. A live
ly time Is anticipated.
The Roliunco Hook and bulldor (‘oul-
puny has inviicd the Reliant-o Social
limb to attend its seventh anuivorstu‘y
Wodnosday ovollillg .April 37th. Each
lnonlber will bt‘ identified by n rod cut"
nation. which can be prorurod at tho
doorirom Mrs. Hoary Rowland.
.. «Wm ,, M .
WATCH FOR THE COMET.
Tho Red Dragon of the sky. Watch
tho children for spring coughs and
colds. Careful mothers hoop Foley's
iloucy and TM ill the house. it is
the host and safest provcntion and
cure for rrcop where the hood is ur
gout anti inllllcdiatc rcliofrls a vital no
ocssity. Collin ls no opiates or hurtli-
fui drugs. Rc use substitutes. The
llridgc , Pharmacy. ”
a i ,
liiiilili ullllllll.
Mrs. A. ll. i’cudleton, of Springfield.
is visiting friends in Norotou Heights.
. Miss Edith M. Herrick, of lictllel is
spending it few days with friends ill
Dllrion.
(ltto Miller. of New York. was a
guest. over Sunday of Insulin" Hindiey.
of ilnricn.
Mrs. Antlio Gangs/ore. of New .lon
soy. is it guost of Mr. and Mrs. .lollll i’.
Drummer. of ilarion.
ilidwal'd l‘luitol‘y. a well known Dar-
loli young lnnll. is lilippy ill the posses
sion of a now bicycle.
A. N. Ferguson. has gone to Anti
over. this state. to visit his recently
purchased stock filrlll.
Miss Julie A. Stark. of the (lien‘
brook school has returned from ll trip
l? Washington. D. 0.. and Lakewood,
. J.
Mrs. W. 8. Brady, formerly of Dar
ion. has been a guest for a few days
of Dr. and Mrs. George H. Noxon. of
Dorian.
Mrs. it. i. Gardner. and daughter
buoy. of .Mlddietown returned to their
home today. after a short. visit with
i'rionds on Main stretch. .
. W ‘ ‘
Finch Brothers started today the
Church by Rev. F. A. Culllllngllulll. l
in; and laying out of walk! at the
Holmes school grounds.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. David Moon. of Nero-
ton Heights entertained .a rty of
friends at a social satherin . Games
were enjoyed during the evening.
puny will lve an entertainment in con-
nection wth their ‘llth annual ball.
in the Town Hall. Friday evening. .
Mrs. Edna Grain, Miss Mae Thure
day or Brooklyn. Mrs. Charles flay-
mohd and son of New Haven are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Grain. of
Noroton Heights. _
The remains of Dr. E. Treat Payne.
who died Friday at his home in Liar-
leu. werc'takon to Woodlawrl Ceme-
tery. New York. yesterday nlorninl.
for interment. , ..
'i‘he Dorian Baseball Club will open
its season on So urday. May 7. on the
home grounds. the Maplewoods. of
Bridgeport being their opponents. The
local boys intend to furnish some clus-
fly ball this season for local fans.
Mrs. George H. Noxon. of Dill-loll,
left yesterday for Washington. D. (3.,
to attend the national congress of the
Dot ghtcrs of the American Revolu-
ti
tor, of which she is a prominent tncm-
ber.
The funeral service of Dr. E. Treat
Payne was held at the late residence
this afternoon. Rev. Dr. Herbert .8.
Brown. pastor of the Congregational
Church of Duricll. ofiiciating.- lntcr~
meal will take place at 'Woodlawn
Cemetery.
'l‘lloodorc Fairbanks. a wolbltuown
young ilnricn ourpcntor, son of w. H.
Fairbanks. and lilies Jcssimino ll.
Lyon, of New Qumran. wort! .lusrriud
Saturday nftornoon at St. Luke‘s Epis-
t‘opul Church, Noroton. by the rec»
tor. llcr. Louis French.
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The pinoclllc team of Lincoln Conn
oil. Junior 0. if. A. M.. again doioatod
tho iiluillc .(Iouucil loam. of Stamford
Friday evening. at Stamford. This
was the second session and there are
to bc thrce more. It is not expected
tholcwiii be any liliy,gtllllt-s this hook.
Tho lii‘ioell-nlilo road race hold at
Noroton lloiuhts. yostorday afternoon.
was run ill the drillltiiug rain. and
pi‘lll'od to bo an exciting affair. it
was won by Walter ilugdnio. whose
opponents wore .iulnos .iordou and a
young man nnlllod ('rano. Tho course
was ill the form of a circlc. around
which tho roan-slants had to go twonv
tyiivo limos ending at the railroad
station. 'i'ht- l‘llt‘t‘ was ill the nature
or a tryout for tho long-distallro quai-
llios of lllt‘ young lug-n. who oxpool to
color tho Marathon ovclll at
Point on Molllorial flay.
There was a dangerous firc ill tho
Hummer kiit‘llon of Mr. and Mrs. ilcu .
ry Whitney, in lilnplo urunllo. Sunday
night but it it was oult’hly got undor
control. 'I‘llo ilrr dopllrtlucnt rcspoud-
l‘il with duo basic to an alarm but by
llit‘ lllllo liloy rcncllod the prone tholr
sorrircs worn not flooded. The ”limit
of tho ilrc, which was discororod nl
icr tho finally had roiirod for tho
night. Is unknown. 'l'llc dalllatzo is on
lillluicti to be about firm
ilool. lillil Ladder i-lucillo t'onlpuuy
was on lilo way to lllwtit‘t‘lli' of trmlllio
with its oilonlirul cngillo. one of tho
ronr wilocls, without npparotll tilillur.
f‘ollnpltcll. 'l‘ho apparatus was full by
llll‘ roudsitic iclnpoi'nrily and lilo luv
sos wore ullllitcltod and drivoll back at.
tor lilo boot. and laddor truck
wgu
Wlill’liill
'i‘llo Missos (lumphor olliorullm-d
rolllilvos ovcr Sunday.
Phillip Sanford has rcturnod lrolu n
business trip to i‘llock island. .
Mr. and Mrs. William 1.. Taylor uro
enjoying an auto trip to Virginia.
Mrs. William Shoru‘ood bus ('tiill‘
illollocd llf‘l' dllllos as census enlluloru-
tor.
Dr. Allen. of Norwalk. has had a
duo cottage ol'ccicti on tho llf‘iii’ll, cast
of the old mill.
(lool'ne Hunt is oouflllod in his
homo on t‘olllpo eiroot with a badly
sprained ankle.
The inltiloe‘ Aid society of tho Melll
odillt church has decided to hold a
.lcddlcr's parade. May 5 and il.
Master Earl Barlow. of Port (lilosv
for, N. Y.. spent Sunday ill town with
his grandfather. Frank Battersoll.
Gustav Lolita. who was callod from
his work on Long island last week by
.hc death of a relative. returns today.
Mrs. A. ll. iloynton. ucconlpaniod by
relatives from Norwalk. have return-
ad from a pleasant visit in Walling.
ford.
The annual“ spring festival of the
Church of the Assumption oponll Fri.
tiny ill tho old Catholic church on
State street.
Mrs. nrpdioy Baker. who has been
ill a four: time. is now illllt‘. to not
down stairs and no out of doors on
amount days.
W
.- Mra. Homer Beers is confined to
hot homo suffering with all luiured
knee. Which she severely bruised sov-
erei days ago. _ . ~
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Hesekiah Allen. the old time famous
hull player-of headstock. has ethan-
llled a basebaholuh’ Which will be of
interest to his friends!
. Joseph G. Hyatt..'llidmlrd Bradley
andllarry Shfirftlod. attended a ban-
auot g‘iveg id‘s ud‘ee1 Yhedlti‘f' at his
omen r per. f‘“°'
mt... overlay haunted off iiiild-
lug lots an. ill property at .olnpo
Contractor Thomas Moran, of Dar.
“coach from tho pavillyn to outlaw
a
its loss hall ole work at matrix. au- ‘
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Com-
as a delegate from Norwaik Chap- ~
ltutotl ’
\Vllilo Hilario ‘
illness should consider this.
men ts of facts.
myself inwardly.
Creation, Pa. ‘
up.
Baird. Wash.
dcrangcmcnts of the female
of miserable feelings; and to
00m
Made excluslvol
hill
Lydia E.‘ Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound? We can
furnish positivc’prmi that it has made many remarkable
cures after all other means had failed.
Women who are suffering with some form of female
As such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial
letters. We guarantee they are genuine and honest state-
Cl-esson. Pa.-—“Fivc yearsago Idiot! a had full, and hurt
I Will“ under a doctor’s care for nine wrecks.
and when I stopped i gr .w‘worsc attain.
Lydia E. Pinkilnm‘s V'c etablc Compound. took it as dircclcd,
and now I am a stout. hearty Wolnan.”—-lllrs. Elia E. Aikoy,
I sent for a bottle. of
Baird. Wash. —-“A year ago I was sick with kidnoyand
bladder troubles and f‘onlnlo Weakness.
Mi they could do was to just. let me go as onsily as lmssiblc.
I was advised by f rituals to take Lydia E. l’itlklllun's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier. I am oomplctcly cured of my
ilimmd I am nearly sixty years old."-—— Mrs. Sarah Leighton,
The doctors gave me
Evidence like the above is abundant showing that the
orfianism which breed all kinds
llic
l ordinary practice docs not
cure. are the very disorders that give way to Lydia 15.
Plnkham’s Vegetable Compounds
Women who are afflicted with similar 'tv'oubics. after
reading two such lottcl-s as. the above. should be encouraged
to try this wonderfully helpful remedy.
For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkhnm‘s Veiretable
and has been the standard remedy for
fame e ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
from roots and herbs. and
thousands 0 cares to its credit.
Mrs. Pinkham Invites all sick women
to write her for advice.
i Kai ed thousands to health free of chnmc.
Address Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn. Moss.
She has
:lroot. which will in .old for summer
. bolucs.
i fit-til‘ili‘, Harrow, am. of iirooorylllan
illlrrnw, who run away from houw
tao loan. “it“. has hull lot‘niod ill
l-‘lolirllt 'l'ilo- lad is tirrd of his ronlli-
it: ill. .lml line uriiion in his parents
'llzll llt‘ would lilto to return iltlillo.
The W. 'l‘ i. R. llii\'o oi‘forotl tho fol
lonlm: lil‘lll‘a to lilo :ullooi children:
8.”. lliltl 3.: to lilo first and second host
bonu- ilmt‘oi‘ pardon and lilo sumo
ulnomlls lor ibo first and wound bout
it’di‘llilllr‘ nllrdou. At tlw tlowor allow
lilo bout apoclll‘ltllls of NH ilotvt’l‘u will
n-m-iu- prince of :2, Si and 50 routs.
‘i'llolo uiil also lw prism; of llil‘ sumo
:lillillllii‘s‘ fur llli‘ post spooilnons and
l \‘ifi'lt‘llt‘N of cont'ltlillos,
’l'llot‘r is no cough “it"tllt‘lflt‘ so poptr
lur us lt‘tiloy‘s ilouoy nnd 'i'tlr. it nor-
r. falls to t‘lil‘l‘ coughs, colds. rrtulp
and bronchitis. The lithium Him
0.
I went?"
i2. Miiltlullc is boardiun lli llil‘ rout»
tlt‘lll‘l‘ of i‘. l’nvcronu.
Mrs. itocolia Brown is illo guest of
roiatlvos ill liridaeport
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Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. lioyt. ofr Nor-
wnih, spout Saturday in town
The .‘iilssos Elsi.» and Florolloo liar.
roti spout Saturday in tlcol-pt-town.
Rowland i‘irotllors lost a valuable
'lt‘lllll horse from colic a low days ago.
Miss Aunio ls-tldcvca has rotllrnoli
lo liridgomrt. after spending a week
in town.
Willie Coleman is rooovcring from
scarlet fever. 1.. I. Henderson is also
improving.
,. .
The Altny family spent tlvor Slur
day at their summer I‘csldence in (led
frcy street: 0
Mrs. Thomas Bradley and Min liltrr.
of Greenfield Hill, have been guests of
Mrs. Mary ls. ll‘aulcn. “
ii. Chlchoatcl‘ Lloyd. of New York.
is spending some time with his
family at Valley Force.
Miss Sarah Potter is now establish-
ed at llor handsome summer homo. the
former Adams residence. on flood lliil.
Mrs. Peter 1). Perry. who scored a
serious relapse front an attack of heart
.fallure, a few days ago, is somewhat
improved.- \
The funeral of frying Hull was held
from the residence of his sister. Mrs.
Lester P‘Ihlfll‘irm naturally. Mr. Hall
was a native of Weston. and thecnly
Peon of the late John Hall.
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, in. P. Merroin is busy these days
compiling the family history of our
townspeople in the interest of the Cell.
sue Bureau. . Mrs. W. .t. Sherwood and
Miss .Anfilc Fitch are alto engaged at
waterline occupation in Weetport and
. 0ft.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahokemou—h‘. ii. ilcdonbora. .1
“Milton W. M Wooll‘ol'. New York;
P. lmlnhton and wife. Providclloo. R
i.; R. A. 'l'inlborlnko. Now York; 1.
ii. liurllmti. \‘i’iiton: ll. Mulhouson
(it); E. 'l‘. t‘nrponior. Now York: S
S, tlrootlatoln. S. (I, Filli)‘. l'it'lilnopori:
t‘ t‘ lingers "moon. 1.. l.; t‘loorgo 1’.
Ellis. Now York. F ii Lawton, city;
ll, l. Siovons,1\'o\v York. MI and
Mrs. 'i‘. S King. Album; R A linloktg
llrmtklyll: A. F. iiiosol. i‘lliimiolphln:
Hurry ('oiloll, llosloll; .i. W, liar
groan-n. Now York; .l l.. lluritlinrdl,
South Kohl. (‘mln.; l“ l? (‘ll'l‘li. Non
York: E ii. t'urisoll. lior-‘lon: (‘llnrlos
t' Honors. iiaypol'l. l.. i: i‘. ll. llod
son, Now York: S Mororson, oitl. ii,
llorso. i". ll. Hock. New York: it. if
iiortoll-i'lo, ii. A i'lrnllb. city; it. How.
old has i-‘. ll litulollboru. S. .\i to
nan_ (‘. hi. (iiillllll'll‘ 1.; l'. llltH'tli. Now
York.
FOR SALE
llliSiitMiill’. illllid‘ilNil iAl'l‘S-»
llayvlow Ave. (,loniyni Avo. Wood.
woor Avc. nlld llllodonolia l’tlrk,
NEW 6 AND 7 ROOM i.illl't~‘ltS~-
Lincoln nvonno. \\'otuiwnrtl nvonuo
ulld tlirurd placo.
‘ $3.300. $4.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loan. Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(incarcerated)
5 RAILROAD AVE. so. NORWALK.
‘Blfl IL!
( rilloli
still all tracto-
toes in urtlutr
leasio Livingston Forbes Fails to
Answer Hearing to Decide
Amount ill-Damages
We“ “M, M...»
When Mrs. lda llowiey's $75,000
:iicnaticn suit against Mrs. .lcssic biv-
ngetcn Forbes, wife of A. Holland
t“urban. the wellhnoWn aviator. was
railed in the civil superior court ycs~
,erday before Judge Howard .1. Car-
is the defendant was not on hand. She
lad defaulted upon the fut-ts and tho‘
lose came to the court as a hearing ill
lamages. '
‘ Had Many Letters.
Judge Curtis heard Mrs. Rowlcy‘s
ltatement about her sufferings when
lcr husband. Ernest. began to for
let her. as sheclaims. while ho was
it the employ of Mrs. Fol-hos us
insuffeur, riding about the country in
t first class machine. The wito also
urncd over a bunch of loilt'rs, which.
t is said, contained some intcrosliny.r
iisclosuros. The letters were not road
ll court. .ludgc Curtis will look tllom
lvor later and tender ills decision on
he amount of financial balm due the
‘llsllfftlur‘s wife. on the default.
Papers Sensational.
All told in these columns when Di."
ulty Sheriff Potor i'lopitln served the
tapers ill the suit ill the summer of
909. Mrs. llowioy claims that her lllls~
land was dutiful null :lllonllvc us all
4001i husbands should bu, until llc one
croli lilo olllploy of Mr, and hits
«‘ol'bos. ’l‘llo pnpors oollluin some
drilling ollzlrcos
Al lllt‘ time the pltpt-rs \vol‘f‘. served
ill offurt u'ns nludo to got a stato-
nont from Mrs. Fol-bus. Silo dcciinod
o llilli and roiol'rcd tho wllolo matter
it lil'l‘ husband. who at that time was
ll St. Louis. Mr. l-‘orbos nlntio a siltlth
until in which he iioclnrotl llc would
lght tho ease to to tho end.
Mr. and Mrs‘l-‘orbos rosltio ill Fair
lcld and have bcc'lPl‘rcquont visitor to
his city. Mr. Forbes is on onthusiast
.ll mintiull and has boon \‘i‘l‘y sucrose-
"ui in his flights.
Whoa lilo ouso was rulloli this mom»
on boforo .llldgo (‘llrlls‘ Mrs ifoltioy
was on build with lli'l‘ counsel. Slutlo
l Silvio of Non iiilvoll. .illdizo l‘3llliili'tl
4. llzluits has on build to hour what
the said ill lilo interest of Mrs, it‘oriu‘s.
.‘ll'n, ltouloy told his honor of llor
ulppy murrlvd ill‘o until liiiiT. wlloll
ll‘l llllsllolnl boson it) show itiliifl'or
’il(‘t'. Slu- told of lilo ilonrluchcs that
tls actions. mused filiil oi' lilo tom's
\llt- shotl Silo insisted that Mrs. lv‘orbos
.His tllw t".ilil~t‘ of him ll‘mililok' Al"
or stiilll‘ llillllt'i’ «gnostl nini: lbo court
unit lili‘ pupt‘l‘s .‘illtl roF l'\‘oti tlol‘i’sl‘oil.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Nlii Enjoy Vacation Tomorrow Bc~
cause of Wedding.
'l‘lloro ulll be no session of tho supo-
‘ior (-nlll‘l\VI‘illltStlli}. .iurloo Howard
l. (‘urtle will bo lll .\'o\\ Yuri. zllloud
no. lilo \\'t'illl"lli. of .\ilol‘lll,'y (liturgy
i-l. liill. .lllilil" t‘urtls will: uilh Mr,
ilill “’llt‘n ho mot his into. and nut-
‘il‘flll)’ fools oblimtod lo soo it through
The! «as tho rousol‘ till-l'o was a son
doll of ”iv mull }t‘$~lt‘iilll.\'
Wl ’ YllU Rllll
YllUR HOUSE
HIS SUMM R?
if Ni ii
and cnlllpiuints if you have iin- plumb-
uill euro (*llilll'fili ll'Ollllll‘
lint work polio mot cnroflllly by
an export. and nocossnry ropuirs llludo.
\‘t’o make u specialty of that kind of
work.
Horace. R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Streets.
Sculll Norwalk
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RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
A $14.75,...
ON EASY PAYMENTS 1F
DESIRED
Housatohlc
* Power Co.
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Mahackemo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
ecthcc sunbeam: up To oat-re
eA-rse es nee no mo upwano
SUNDAY owners. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 9”
CityNationalBank
IOU‘I‘H NOIWALK. CONN.
TRANOACT. AJINIKM. IANKINO
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Capital latch» and Profits
$100,000.00 ”17.000.”
am Deposit knee. .0 and 00 W Year.
some a. MATHIWOON. Free.
JOHN H. suave in VI Pm.
racemes H. damn. a Vice-
NI.
WILFRID IODWILL, Cashier
Joel h Ill. file it .I. Wallace Mervin
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MABSAGIIUBETTS
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The New Haven road is‘said to be
planning’ the construction of a new
line hetwaeu CthOpee and Bondsvllie.
Mass. a distance of 17 miles. a small
stretch of iron. but one which would
play an important part in the future
freight and passenger. traffic of the
company ill the southwestern. section
of Massachusetts. The work Will be
done, as reported. under the direct illi-
porrision of the Boston at Maine rail-
road. but will give the fro-operation of
tho ilonton & Maine andmncw through
route front Boston to New York. It
will fill ill a gap which has been ill the
minds of the railroad people to fill in
for some time past.
Dispatches from Springfield today
said surveys for tilts work were in pro.
gross and it was the belief of menu-
faclllrcl‘s in that city that the project
would be carried through at an early
(into. lip that way they think they
have a "straight tip" on the matter. as
tho roport said. despite the fact that
some of the railroad people scout the
idea of this connecting link ever being
built. At the present time Northamp-
ton is lilo transfer point.from New Hit~
roll to lilo Boston & Maine line, bill
.Wllh the completion of the proposed
line botwccu (illicopce and Iiondsvillo
the freight transfer work could be
moved to Springfield whore both coul-
panic..- lmvo bcitor facilities.
The new line would open up a new
territory ill tho section of Cbicopce
for factory silos and for that reason
the road‘s roportoti plan is favorably
t‘oizllrtltul ill that city.
lrisliniiln tailor waiting at the
.llit‘illl't‘ onlranco for u long time on
a cold llllzlltl~~Slllll'c, it‘s myself wad
sooner walk filly nlilt-s than shtand
ilvo.‘ i’lllloll.
if You Have '
Property 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 the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
H. E. Dailn 8: Son
iNCORPORATED .
PAiNTlNG
Paper Hanging
Supplies
ilosl Mixed l'alllt ..... $1.50 per gallon
Willie lturtuln Poles. with fixtures. 10°
iicst Opaque Shades. .. . . .. . . . . “250
Houseiumishing Goods. Crock-
ery, Glassware, &c.
L.H.Decket
s7 WASHINGTON eraser. '
- SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. cos.
Agent for Columbia Phenegreph Ooh
Records. Graphophonee and Supplies.
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Hr. Merchant to me Ill annotate
stop for your a and show will-
dows. We make them. all sizes. and
they BELL Tim 000ml!
Try a small size for a We
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones. .
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