Get
0 4 I a. V .,
B ridg ‘ acy
Prompt and atomic-Mica at
all Om. , . .
Pa in mention“ var; i
pramiptiiln work. fl to al
Chairs for our trolley, patrons.
Come infland wait for your our.
carbon, PHARMACY
J'.‘ uncommon“.
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'21,...1
C. D. Tobey and family have moved
frm the corner of Vaumndt atroctand
Osborn avenue to Charles street. '
.l’. O. Erickson and family are mov-
”$970?“ 37 Van ,Zandtntreetlto the
co her or Van Zantlt attract and Oabm-n
avenue. .
Mrs. Franklyn G. Brown, of Seaview
avenue. had been entertaining her sis-
ter, Miss Maud Berrlani. of Brooklyn.
New York.
Speaking of names. the tug, W. E.
tiladwish has quite ti fancy one. This
tug came into the harbor this morning
on a coal barge‘misalon.
Mrs. lvlannah Webb. of Stamford.
who recently purchased a liouac at 7n
Osborn avenue, from William ll. Ila-
kcr in now moving into it.
Charles H. Gehrtnann, of Cove ave-
nue, has recovered from his attack of
scarlet fever and the quarantine has
been removed from lils home.
Alexander Palmer, the well known
ship carpenter. has returned from
Southport, where he has been at work
for some time at his business.
William Elzea, of East Norwalk,
injured his hand recently while at
work around his home and has been
laid up for a week an a reault.
Mrs. Clinton Cutblli. of East Nor-
walk, is spending a few days as a
guest at the home of Charles I). Cut-
. bill, of 61 Wesivlilo avenue, Danbury.
The ltaiian Independent Society will
be headed by tho Goribnldl Band on
Memorial Day. There will be a parade
. durum
not make you
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mine had named them an o to with
whom he had‘bl‘t’eh and?” ‘ii'alri‘olia
hero. th ,ore ciaimin dam . a from
in , rupi vii «Tutu or auction.
'llu lcaol' ed @1001er on today
if"? taeir tbuIicoolantranlaactlon with
, . oya one. o ,. tter' ... suit
against 'i‘utulea will some?“ lftbr.
Some people were of the opinion
that because the pantomof all three
members of the diatrigt committee ap-
ear on the call for the meeting tube
old Friday night in rotation to buying
electric equipment and extending the
service, there has been a reconclilla.
tion. Such,,however, is not neceaaar'
ily the case and actually Is not. ' When
a petition signed by the requisite num-
ber of electors, ten. is presented. ask-
ing for a meethng, it Is obligatory for
the committee 0 issue a call and sign
It, under penalty of the law.
“It.
. inbuilt
Arthur Lynch. of Yale college. New
Haven, spout Sunday at hie parental
home In Rowaytou.
The business meeting and social of
the Phllnthoa Clans has been pontoon
ed until Wednesday. Jane i.
There will be a bucineaa meeting of
the indica‘ Aid Society In the M. E.
chapel. Wednesday, at 3 p. in.
Miss Beanie Bell, 02 Port emitter.
apeiit Sunday as the guests of her (‘Oil-
sin. Miss Mildred Thrall, of Peunoyer
street.
Mrs. Albert lr‘rlabic. of New Haven.
in the guest of her mother. Mrs. Prea-
t
ion Hart, of McKinley street. for a
few daya. ‘
The final rehearsal fur the play
which in to be given In tho lltiae
house Wednesday ovciuug. will be held
this evening.
Mica Elizabeth Trietram. of Stunt-
iord, spent the week and at tho borne
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. l)eWai.era. of
Peuuoycr strcgt.
The social which was to have been
given by tho-l‘lillnilica clasp; lliiu (WOW
lug, has been postponed until \‘i’cduoa-
day evening, Juno dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scoilcld and
children. Robert and Helen, of New
‘ 7 an intuit... .3
. violation of the law. The place wan full
.Wi‘; i
.9
Mra. iwlillain‘
critically I'll..
million. of Norman, in;
Constable Han «rd noun of Dorian,
was in Bridgapc _. yoaterday.
Countable it. Hi. Mound. of Nero
ton‘llaixhla. has had a telephone in.»
atalied. The number la 8734i.
Bur. 5mg mammal entail. a:
prion a were myaate ay 0.
relatives ll’l “Mug-attract. ' ,
Robert Shelton baa a force of inert
at work upon hilt new cottage in
Holmes Avenue. Oieltbrpoit. ,
A horse wan aioien from John Ty,-
ier‘s pincer-in Noroton Heights iaat
night. it was ill yeara old. . ‘
Mina Beatrice .Ct‘ll , of Bridgeport.
wan a meat of rain, van in Norman
Heights, Friday and Saturday.
Constable Wiih rBatea. oi Darion,
yesterday arrel d four ltaiiaus. ac»
cased of illegal Iale of intoxicating ii.
quors. .
. The ladien' Aid Society of the Pros,
bytcriau Church at Noroton met to—
day. at the parsonage. to help arrange
for a sale.
The Darlen baseball team defeated
the lndcpeudenta, of Norwalk. In a
loosely played game. Saturday, on No:-
on'a held. lfi-ll..
There are uncalled for lottora at the-
Darieu post-onion addreaaed to Mry.
R: Snyder.. Mrs. Fred Blmmcl. Mary
G. Williams. Mrs. F. B. Morebouae and
lethal Kuhn. .
Mrs. Robert Skelton. Mrs. ~Clara 8co-
ileid, Misc Beanie Weed" and Miaa
Louise Waterbury, of Noroton are in
Presbyterian Church to the Sunday
school convention.
Harry Lima was tendered a aurpriac
birthday party yesterday afternoon at
his home in Leroy avenue. There was
quite a large gathering of his younl
friends and the whole company apcnt
a very pleasant afternoonwlthvnmea
and other dlveraiona, and a collation
was served.
Carpluncr has concluded bin engage-
incni as pitcher with the Darien bunt»
boll learn and will be succeeded by a
pitcher pained Solution from Brittne-
pori. The Darlene are to play a team
representing the United Order of Am
erlcau Mechanics. of Bridgeport,
Saturday afternoon.
it raid wan made on a place near
Coilender’a Point, Sunday. In which
It in alleged liquor baa been wold in
of men and several of them Jumped Iii-
io the Inlet to escape the caiiatablca.
York. are now occupying the Rock
cottage, on lloton avenue.
Edward Tinker, of West“ Side avo-
nuo, Rowayion, Is able to all up for
the first time In two months, having.
been confined to his bad with a serious:
attack of scarlet fever. '
The Rowayton Yacht Club hold its
first meeting of the season on Snow“
One man was hauled out of the mud.
Three arrcata were made.
Conatablou .lolut Finch and Wilbur
Baton made quite a killing In Noroton
Sunday afternoon. when they raided
“Sandy" Piirfuitlilo'a house on the the
(try that he was calling intoxicania
without a license. They not only found
“Sandy." who Is an ltaiian and never»
al other men of his nationality but
,. OORQCWVA'P
lla- Mo‘aun Light Trailing to Get tuttiw "
. petty bickering to enter into the
o meantime...
W
audition.
'1 CH Do ”a? . ., fill” Jr .99“?
belt. 3%. Murals?! champion. in
atayiua here a couple of daya a hill
way to California to help con Ition.
antes J. Jamie: for nla ught‘witb
aclt Johnson. " .
. asked concerning his old time feud.
With Joe cnpynakl. Corbett laughed
andNaaIii: , .. id I).
“ 0. _. 't ultimo we can It
oalled‘fi'igflla, d. we've been anemic:
ainco vie “were both boyS. but it should
prove mountable to our mutual effort/a
to-heip Jellriaa. I've- "forgotten , any
hard ,teeiinaa fever had and l hope
Joe lta‘o. . Till! la loo. his a thing for
p can.
i will grant Joe just an cordially Ba 1
would if we never had had any diifer-
encca. .
”When i told .Ieifriea some months
ago that i would dealt in my power
to help him beat Johnson i meant ev.
ery word of it,“ continued Corbett.
"and I began light training at once and
increased it until for the last two
Week: I have been doing hard train-
ing." ,
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new HAVEN ROAD Iaipoa WILL
OOOT OVER THIRTY MILLIONI.
Work to noon to be commenced on
the bridge which is to unite the New
Haven road with the Pcuunyivania aya—
iem. The bridge is to be over the East
river to lion ’laland, and in to he built
at a coat of 0.000.000 by the connect.
in: railroad company. It will give New
Haven a through route to the aouth. .
The bridge will be twelve miles long.
and the New Hamn‘a share of the
expound will be ”5.000.000. ‘
When this to completed It in thought
that there will be a great lncreaae in
buainess for the New Haven road. but
whether or not that will affect passen-
ger rataa auiilcleniiy to lower them
cannot yet, he told. The road In now
preparing to raise lia I‘Mt'll on division
and branch line 5‘ and. 59, cent per
mile. The Hoiieatonlc will be. ruined
55, the Naugatnck M and the Old
Colony £5. It In acid that there will
be‘no further Increased on the main
line aside from the additional ten cents
from New York to‘lloaion.
MONUMENT To .i. L. WALZ.
'i‘bc unveiling of the monument dedi-
cated to the memory of .loaoph 1..
Wain. beloved husband of ttlarlaao and
father of Florlni- M, Whiz, will talu-
place Sunday. May 29. at 2:30 p. in.
at Malmonidoa t‘cmcicry, Cypress
Hills. Relatives, friends and ll. P. 0.
Elite, of South Norwalk. and linens
Tribe. No. as. imp. (l. it iii, are roa-
portfully invited.
ROOSEVELT lNVlTBD ' To 3T.
LOUIO.
ST. '£)l.”s. Mo, May illmli'ormrr
President Rooaovuli will be invited to
viuli St. Louie an amp aa poaitible af-
ter hlu return to the United States
next month The Million Population
Q *;
.‘ 3‘ fl.
the cart?“
'A‘rililt‘ii FIIlIIT
alts tritium
MT. VERNON. May ill.-—Declarlng
that the commuters of Mount Vernon
and the other cities of eastern New
York who are lighting the proposed
commutation tare increase on the New
Haven road. will take some action to
prevent this» advance on June 1. At-
torney Joseph F. Wood. counsel for the
city of Mount Vernon and for the com-
muters, today acid the protoatanta
were In thin affair for a light to the
finish. «~-
"Wo have not applied for an injunc-
tion all yet," said Mr. Wood. “and what
atepa we propose to take against the
road, It would be unwind to divulge
at this time. But something will de-
velop this week, an we think by our
line of action we can prevent the com-
pany from enforcing thin iralne in
ratea."
“Have you any run-price in store in
thin affair?" be was asked.
“Well, no to that i would not. like to
any. but we are In thin fight to go‘tho
limit and will push our protect eners
Ketlcaily before the proper authori»
tica."
“Why. the railroad In simply cutting
its own head off." continued Mr. Wood.
"by ordering any such Increase In
fares. The way for the company to do
to promote buuiiieait and Increase its
revenue from commutation business Is
to reduce ratea. thereby building up
thin section of the state and the Weat-
ern section of Connecticut and getting
more commuters than at present live
in thcac auctions."
it baa been reported that Mayor
Flake of Mount Vernon with counsel.
would apply to the Supreme. court at
Weatcbeater. N. \’.. today for an order
rcatrainiug the road from putting the
new rattan lu force. Mayor Fluke was
not. in his office today and was not «no
pooled to return until tonight.
unillous? Fool heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter tunic? Com-
plexion aallow? Liver needs waking
up. Donn‘a ltenulets euro hilioua atv
locks. 25 centa at any drug store.
ROUND TABLE CLUB BANQUET.
The Round Table Club. of Nora-nth.
Whirl] wag formerly known art the
Knight of Rina Arthur will give a
banquet tomorrow evening ill the blur-
Vi'allt Country (.‘iuIJ. ’I‘liiI banquet will
be an cutawlally iiilv one and there
will be several prominent speakers be.
aide mum of the number» who will itive
abort ailt'Pt‘llt‘s, Following are some
of those who-will addrvaa the bots
llr. ("ari A. liarairoiu. ltev. denies it.
Werner. Hon. John S. Seymour. l-‘lctoh
or Montgomery. t'ourmi l’lii‘i‘. Arthur
Murray and Kt‘llllf‘lil \‘vi'uuin. All the
aluminum all» looking forward with
real antiripuiluua to this their annual
abduct.
, iuriii‘o
.ia. ‘
quE+
’m ‘
All ”do Troublca Yield, liaadliy to
This New Hamlin Agent.
inatoppiug the itch ng attendins
eczema, or any itching akin disease.
with ilret application, poalam. the new
akin remedy, at once eaaea all physical
distress and proves its wonderful
healing proportion. it is cafe to any
that patient has cured more akin diav
eaaca than any remedy ever offered for
theaa tile. The very worst cases of
ocaema, as well an acne. paoriaaia,
harpea, tetter. ’piiea, salt rheuni, rash.
crusted humor-a, acaiy acalp and every
form of itch yield to it readily. meat.
label, loch an lllmplea. red noses, mud-
y and inflamed aitln disappear almost
fmmediately when poalain iii applied.
the complexion being cleared over
night.
d
Every drugglnt keeps both the 60‘
continue tfor nunor troubles) .. 1d the
82 i r. and either diabetic“ ay. be
obta tied at The Clifford Phllf' peynnd
liidwi W. Kelley. .lr.‘s. as wet as other
reliable drug stores.
But no one to open asked to pur-
bhaaa poaiain without that obtaining
a sample neckline. which will be sent
by mail, free of charge. upon request.
by the Emergency laboratories, No.
32 Want Twenty-fifth street. New
York city. .
FOR MORE THAN THREE Ol-
CADEB
Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household "favorite for all‘ ailments
of the throat. cheat and lungs. Cote
talus no opiates and no harmful drugs.
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
TWO KILLED IN A FIR
'GALESBURG. "L. May 24.—-.lohn
Jacobs of Gnioaburg and “Bud" Miller,
of Monmouth, were killed early today
in a fire which destroyed the City Ho-
tel of Monmouth. Other guests had
narrow campus. but. it is believed that
all are accounted for. The body of
Jacobs was found beside a broken
oil and caught fire.
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
turnout
lamp that in supposed to have expiod- ,,
ma 'aavn'uji .
1
iWi’iy does a (woman Kiwiys hdji‘djm"
uproot: door open when talklha to home
auto or: the outaidc?,,fi
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all assortment in ,
' g Welly. Priced frd‘iny,
iMmfi.
Double Roll" ;
Sole agent. or flu jeway dictio-
nter's, Fr. ‘ ‘ gr Co’s th‘
apers. ,
Contradorfori’dtfind '
‘ and Paper Hanging
Paints, engaging Goods;
Agent for Columbia Mo:
militia Records and Supplies.
L. H. Decker
er wasmivorou "near.
court-i nonwaut.
Special i or file
Week Only
gianogram Rye Whiskey...75c abbot.
berry Wine ...... ....,..35c abject.
Fine Bock . . . $1.00 cm, dellvared
Other goods. too numerous to man.
tion. all at out pricea.
' i~lot Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe a cue-tout an. vol 151.:
J. a L. oieaaa. Props.
HAVE you, FORGOTTEN aaouv
THAT
Combination
l
‘Coal and Gas
t‘lub yoaicrday decided to extend the
invitation to Col, Roosevelt when he
arrivm in New York.
day evening, May 21st. and selected , HOIIIO or the American men of the
six new members. The club has every. place. We pan-gig of hour, a km; of
evidence of a auccraefui year. ithc uumc lliiqld and many bottlea of
Samuel Worden and his son, Vernon ll.
in advance of the decorating of the
prince of the deceased members of
the Society.
Range today.~
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Ginger cookies today. llanner Bky.
Frederick 'l‘rlpp. Jr., of Wall street.
was struck in the head with a base
brill bat Sunday afternoon, while at-
tending a game In East Norwalk. lie
was taken to his home where be Is
comfortable.
Some hydrant cleaning work wait in
progress this morning. A hydrant near
the Robertson machine shop in Sea
view aveuuo allowed discolored water
when opened up bill it with not long
before the clear flow put in an appear-
aucc.
if you stayed up last night to act-
the eclipse of the moon you did what
most no one else did. The cloudy “'t'll'
Iher of the early oveiilngiiiadc ii prac.
tlially certain that the ecliptic would
’ be hardly worth while for a resident
or the earth.
Mrs. t‘oriivliuu Irwin, of (.‘iiurlvs
airt'et. who was critically Iii of pinio-
moula. continues to improw nicely.
much to the relief of her rciuilvca and
friends. final week M’ra. Irwin's condi-
tion wan no serious: that her children
Were auuunoucd home.
That well known character "Lrau‘
Sherwood was around this morning.
nursing a grievance and also a sore
houtl. lic gave the Impression that
common had hit him on the bark oi‘
the head with it alone. "Hutu" tuiku
an tilajoiuirdiy that the real t‘illlh‘i‘ oi
iiiu trouble could not be oat-r: iuiiicii.
The monthly lllt'tltillt: of im- Sunday
school board of the Etta At'viiuv ale
iluuiiat t‘liui't'h waa ilt'li Iuai t’l't‘liiiilg.
iii the church i‘hcac monthly llli‘t‘l.
inga are held primarily for the pur-
poae of utuilyiug the uioutn'u ioamni.
at) that Illt' teuchcra may be up well
prepared as poauible to Iinpnrt the ice
con to their urliolara.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. linker are
planning to move Thursday from iii
tlaiiorp avenue to their hence in hid-
ilo avenue which In Just being vaca-
ted by Dr. anything. melt. Dr. and
' ‘ra. Cornell will to ew York tiiitil
.i iy int and VIII Olen act out. for
Maine in their big 4acht lit-attend.
which in now at Oyster Bholi Point.
The big bonito at tho lldngdou Iii
land property, ‘vl'bioll all waa recently
announced. will be run iii! an inn dun
"fl the t'tliiiilllt aottloil ll I. tinny place
i an duya. coloration: qrd runlilpit
the work of getting II. incondllilou for
Ila new pad, for it ill doubted to gel. the
job i-tunplvted an noun an imaalbic. .ltifll
when it will be opened cauuiit bu dcilu
Iidiy dialed yesterday.
(i. L. l’riru. who recently cold one of
~ till; yuciiia, the Dow. talliavlli ex it?
dive changes made in the of r a.
Vanna. 'l‘ho Vanna iii being gi ,an
_ overhauling such an bitny be
novel- had before. to on: late hi it. it
Moderation hat should at have a
in aventu iy. thcdithwo on thin
‘potbeeu started. her. auxiliary
,, If It a dye horsepower guaoilne
itidthr
When yomrdayie long acasion or
anti of John 'i‘utuieragatnat U. o.
bl. A. Boy-tone ’ e to an . d
-, the mammoth rt y‘citte ,y
ore .lud Young, itappeared that
. . can. wi i be finished today. Among
iood‘l utopia ”who were called to
if,
i stand yesterday b Total» rim
1 . fiWithgM..M%y.
crumb y.
. it . ‘ , .
George it. Van Aiuync Ind it
der.
lilarller in the unit (3. 0. key
Worden. of Norwalk, want halting at
ltolon Point dock. Saturday. and Vcr-’
non caught a black flab weighing 295’
pounds. How In that fer a nine-year»,
old boy? The little fellow had a groat‘
limo landing him.
in their routine, ltowuyion avenue, and:
routine business “as iruuanctctl. It
was voted to hold lllt' liuul whim of,
the season next Friday afternoon. at
the uaual time, 2:40 to 5:30. ii In hop-
ed that a large number will be [li‘i‘litlnl'
and help to make this a financial an
well in»; u aoriai sucrose.
Al the Methodist church Sunday
morning a very interesting 8t‘I‘lllOll.
was preached before a large rotinrogav
ilou by the Rev. Richard 'l‘jador. of
'I‘okcnckc. Mr. Tiador baa traVcied
extensively and Wall therefore compo-
ient to talk upon the subject which
ho had chosen. The Miaaoa TIader
also sang. la the evening Rev. W. H.
Mchcriuott preached and the choir
rendered aovorai aelcctlona In a very
pleasing manner.
The "Rounders" pitched camp Sun-
day morning at Columbus Grove. Ro-
tou Point, where they will make their
home for the running ilprlng and film“
incr, tweaking ramp late in the fall.
Among those who will comprise the
little baud ibiit HI‘lil-lilll will be Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph M. Goodwin, it. fitntliugor.
Hurry Wt-iumuiucr amt .liuuca lioyi.‘
The ramp Included IWo It'nltl'fllld a,
complete camping outfit. of which the
boy» are Iuatly proud.
The members of the nowaytou Lit-
erature club ware very pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at the
roaidvnct- of Miss Helen Bturnca in
Wilton. it was a fitting occaaion for
the end of the very aucceaafui cannon,
The afternoon was spent patina ate ,
and a general good timti. ill aura
goo proved horaolf In Ideal hoataaa.i
itofrcuhniouta were carved. or) dial
latter part of lb aftorn an moi
table wua preitly decorated. The Iau‘
vora at each plate were little fancy
buckets of candy and iiovmra.
In Memorlam.
in the death of the late Cornelia if.
Iii-own. uaitlc from the great loan pita:
tained by her lllii't‘llitl. this common:
Ity has that a mind beautiful character..
"Mild and lovely. martin an the articular
'lirocac.“ film was beloved by all who5
know Ilt't‘. (if i'ill‘t' imracnai beauty.i
combined with a point iovublo diupoai‘
tion. add it lino intellect, and Who
teacher in the Rowayton baptist llitut
day aohool. of which church aha wait
‘a member. attic of the Uhriatlatl lib-g
doavor moiety, and a devoted allure '
worker. Just as she had reached we;
hood. is dilaad diapaaa _, It‘
i upon ner.‘and for m a i
the light for life was coin . 0
Wednesday. May i8. her gentle rpm?
took, in' night. The «loop avian iii
of illtl entire neighborhood iii with-til
sorrowinx‘ father and mother. whoa
idol ahc war. May the our Lord iii
and comfort. them in their grief. Mm
we i. meet (lemma. , . ‘
" t again we hope to dictum.
When till! incited cares ate-o‘er.-
And in, Heaven with town-o.
’I‘lioi'o to them: to .. I till ill 3'
a
‘5
talented iluialcian. o nradrmto of ther
Norwtilit lilaii bebop], clans of i008; ,,
. night. laid: . , '
"impound wealth as we with.“ l y
’ limit." and i
May at, liilil.
"dandy" was charged with aolilnit
without a hot-nae. selling on Sunday
and selling to minora. lie was given
a preliminary hearth and too. cane
wan continued until fact night lwforc
.luutlcc William ii. Wilimoit. .lr.. who
The Rollani'o Social (‘Iub hold it placed the defendant tinder boiitla. 'l‘hvi Em": '." m" In" in the H” M South
bualucaa nun-ting vesicular afternoon . itailanu taken with “Bandy" included! ""“"‘“- ”ll“ they M" required I“
Salvador (lordl, pnrfaalia Seldom and '
Ariauon l-‘ranroaca. Warrants. ii
wan stated, yesterday will be gotten
out for the Americans. who were not
captured iii the raid.
. tinfoil
i
Iiira. John Barlow la nuifvriuu with;
an abet-a in the build.
The condition or hire. William till)
or rumalna unchanged.
Mlt'ta Mildred Taylor has
from u vialt in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Barlow were
guoata of .iolin Barlow in Crone lligh.
way, Sunday.
The members of the German lodge
hold a dance and whlat in Arlou hall.
Saturday evening.
The little daughter of Mr. and hire.
.lohu Cull. who broke her arm luat
week, in getting along nicely.
The Orlenlx farm in Roaevillc. lit-ti
tor known as the Hamlin place baa
bet-u acid to out of town parties.
a
l
t
rel uruod
hire. Minute Commiaky, of New
Jersey. spent over Sunday with lierJ
father. Edward Lenin. who In very foe-
bid.
The annual reception of the C. of
M. Society connected with the Cattle.
lie church, will be held auiiday oven;
lug. .
Mr. and Mrs, John Brown, of Nowj
York. who have been apandlng the
peat Week at Trinity rectory. have re".
turned homo. ,
Rev. Ir. Taylor a lunday out;
of town. Rev. Mr. Wbi ng spent Bun--
day at the parsonage and preached in
the church at. both aarvwea. 2
Owing to the roman-trance of the;
nearby mldenta, the Gun ~tllub not
been 0be «to plvo‘up Orlando All
isn't ilei film has tvanafd‘rrqd III;
shooting (mint to a lot on [to rial avo-
uuc. own by Mrs. trunk oyaer.
A family-mounted rm held Sunday}
at tho borne of nuns , net Elwood.
the urine. ,Autou “i one pro air
and Walton llilwopitan chit pen"
7
biilo ,I'i otnl._.Mlite a. try Spud
r. anti ra. heater Email. of Bridge;
port. . _ .
. n W i
coutaavma oluocaaov. ;
poo momma. Cat.
fipaaliiiltoi‘ til nominal Idea the
American colitis and univaraliiu I
ioaia their “not: Prowl
thor . Hadley of Y 7 at tilt
ern California ’t'aie Club
‘toda dae- aot mean one loss of at
ice I. of democracy. either in list “
as a naturally or in tile tinned that.
an a nation. The only chance in tits ,
«the problem of conaerving democracy)
hail been greater.” '.
Dr. in. a. uptempo-Mont «and
'filllll. proponent the , ”The 4
his wait follow“ by about!
mr “ran "it."
l lint May ill. IMO. alid office to be open
I imm i0 to iii o‘clock a. m. and from 2
5 (lot at
Wit. u...
_ Mammalian.
”I! 26..“
banquet land ’ ‘
CityAasessors' Notice
. We. the undersigned. hereby giro no
tire in all banana and rorpcraiioua
deliver to the aaaeaaors. or either (if
tiwin. on or before the hint day of May.
lillll, a written or printed llai. dated.
nipped and award to. of all the pro
porly owned by them on the lat, day of
May. liliti. liable to taxation. making
a description of all the real OMEN.
oat-h part-oi being separately described.
N li.—-l.iiita may be returned to the
aaaoaaora. at the new Council moon.
in i o Library Building, Washington
alien . South Norwalk. from and Includ-
io :- o‘clock p. in; on Saturday-ii from
I to it o'clock in the evening. and Tuna-
day. May 31st. 1910. from 7 to it o'clock
p. In.
Dated at the City of South Norwaik.
t‘onn.. May 10th, 1910.
FRANKLIN amounts.
D. WlLLlAM HARFORD.
LOUIS 8. “Elms.
Ali's-aura.
NOTICE .
CITY TAXES
The taxpayera oi the City of South
Norwallt are limo notified that the
city tax of aovan ( ) mills on the dot-
lar. laid on the Inclement list of 1309,
by the board of Eatlinate and Tax»
tion. will be (life anti ”liable on the
tint day of lay. 1.10. at which time i
will receive the name at any alien.
M ,d. United, Bank Bull in. it?
uningiou street. loath walk.
Penalty at the rate oi nine 0) W
t. a year front I“! I 1910 will be
maul on all Itilla romiintng' unpaid
“tor .qua l. 19 0
All 8. wraoox.
of the City of,
Milli .9: ”10..
mil 20!
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a
—mm
Union on... Diana
5.
' IIGN for your attire and
. they can.
"WALL ’
P A P E R
New Goods now ill
flock. Priceamno
bigherthaniaiilyear.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
10 First Street. Eadt Norwallt
' Telephone 452
rear Ll'l'l‘LE
Ir. Merchant to have in ' “2,.
motor "" “i
Twamanatnteraatutia—tna'i
down. We
. Incl-am in your tin-luau will dance
‘ you to «utter lama:- oaal. >
the Reed avail Electrical Co.
.5 wiauiuovou nun-r.
don't-ii ,woitvvaaa.
Wfluth Narnia? ~ 1m“ Ifl.’ ’ wwwfiwwm who..-”
. .Wm , , E m... roa SALE
. . ,_ ~. ,4 . ' n at no ...ii0'r8~.-
urmmmfly Lille to No Yd, comic “a. 13‘“ “are”. kwind.
““W ' ’ ‘ ' ’ "gravity? or non normals--
4“}? “2 , For M only i Lincoln a cone. Woodward avenue
ti “ml to On lull , “Way. 3 and Girard plum.
. at “MP“ ”is In: m 13?. your. in» ”WNW” .. a
.. . I “ . . u “mug” “m: Bfimzfir m). JV“? ¢."r§::.’ Admmmm w
am My: vi boon-r eta-r l ‘m‘ m». . ... ‘
{waiter June it. lillril. A. Toni; ?‘ Nova 3,: :38?"‘”?'m" ‘“ 3°“ , Loan. Negotiated. ‘, manila flail“
, ...... ' ‘ 'r t. mini»: NM.W Co. . RIM. Laytondp ..
It a tit “chill-fill“- OQHWJ ., ow: ll j w _ . _
nu. " ’ 'fi'il f3. "We. General sum. “a II‘AILNWM 7 WNW; WM vet
J;
$14.75 up
on EASY pamaurs at
1333112124)
Housatonic
Power Co.
reunion: CALL 720.
orlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R w A L K
-—-——
Shore Dinner: and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John positron
PRO‘PRIETOR.
nu, unsound
Definition of (.‘luropractic
Chiropractic ll ill. «lance Of lilo
_ cause of the diocese and the art of ad-
Inaiinl the lame. mace-ea are cooled
by a wrench. twiat or ”rain la the
back. liivan If done in childhood It
oreat a pinched aervaa and pain in
l‘aur if. in the different ovum and
lube.
Chiropractors remove the cattle of
thin dime and pain. and health in
rental-ad throng}:i humanism. the at:
nerve anion. . .
Nervouatml. ll comm. Pant!"
III. Heart. Kidnty and Rentals Dia-
aam are civic apvolalattaatioa; also
Curvature of themgpiggi Youuowill
never. re v, rcpt-ac a
chance to 0.900.
r. WIS. n. c
94 waautuo'rou Yahoo. NORWALK ;
Michelle “fitment-(Given Also.
5
p.»
Range
that we rolled to your attention some
.wecka ago? The first inspection will
,convlnt-c you that it in Just the thing
, for the summer cooking. Call and see
' it “myo- int-am
‘
Home; R. Nash
reactions on m ‘
North Main and Wed Streets.
If You Have-A.
Property to Sell
in Math Norwaik or vicinity. and are
willing to put a fair price on lbw.
would like an opportunity to talk ll:
over with you at. our out}. in tit.
OLlFFORD floral. Illlabittfl.
H.E.Dann 8: Son ‘
> incontinence
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LAWN
MOWER
Garden Bose
Hand Cultb'ators .
Brandt SprIyoi'a
Wire heron:
And All M Goods
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