. hire an assistant.
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.Cole, sufficient money to be able to
A pound party and social under the
snap cos of Christ Church was held
last likening at the residence at Mi
and Mrs. (i. F. Smith, No. 13 Rowan
street There was a very large atteu.
dance. and n luv a sum was realised
Filled
ii Your Dru Wants at the
.. Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs tor our trolley
patrons. Come in and
.wait (or your ear . 1‘
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager .
s i
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1
Mrs. Albert Dunn. of Belts Placo. is
quite ill with a severe attack of grip
Mrs. John Cromwell has returned to
her home in East Norwalk after it
week's visit with Mrs. ii. 1). Perry. it)
Highland avenue. Dan-bury.
””7"“
Ernest W Younss. for years coir
nected with the Marvin coal otiice, has
taken‘ a position as bookkeeper and
sales tin for E. E. (lorham. at his first
stree ‘ store.
Ernest S. Cochrane will resign his
position in the washing machine do-
partment of the Crescent Laundry. Fri-
day. and will return to his old trade of
paper hanging.
The Fibre ProducisLCompany is con-
tinuing right along under conserva-
tive lines that it is expected will even
really mean a big business Most or
the work thus far has been of an ex
periinentul nature
Freud NVSmith, the popular youna
newspaper man who'has been missing
from his daily rounds for several days
is recovering from his illness and is
able to be out again and will very
shortly resume his duties.
Mr and Mrs. Alfreds Ci‘ockoit. ot‘
Rowaytou, and daughter. Mrs George
Km and the hitters daughter. Helen,
of Reading. Pa. .. were. guests y'osteidny
and last evening of 111'. and Mrs. Rus
sell Morgan, of East Norwalk.
Rodmau Lilly. of Senvlew avenue.
who recently resigned his postion at
'the Bridge Pharmacy to go to work in
South Norwailt. has begun the duties
of his position as salesman at the
~Flynn ileotsliop in Washington street.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel .1. Ayers
will be held at 2: 30 tomormw after-
noon from the family home. 60 Van
.Zandt'itrcet. The Rev. ii. B. Carpen-
tor pastor of the South Norwaik Bap-
tist Churth, wii ofllciate and interment.
N01-
will he in Riverside Cemetery.
iinlk.
—.
The sidewalk question continues to
he agitated. though no general move-
lt will be re-
membered that this matter came up in
the district meeting not long ago. and
was strongly opposed. Those optimls.
tic on-tho subject are confident. howov.
that there will be results in the
ment has been started.
or.
sidewalk lino.
'l‘lii' spring cleanup of
among the trolleymon is now in fiil
suing. Most any morning another up
per lip adornment may be found mis-
slug Among the troilcymeii who have
parted company with tiicii moustiic iii a
dining llie litttt low iliii: a illl‘ Howiiri
Willmoti. llitl‘w l'lilllipi on and Wii
liam N Jones.
or
The Mayflower piuochie experts :iic
getting in line trim to rtomorrow night
This will be an important occasion. to
it is the scheduled time for the firs
"session in the tonrneme t with
Well H It and ladder. o
walk.
hopes of repeating t a year-
A The ladies oi the East Norwalit im
_ taken by Mrs. Elisa Rotter.
inoiistiiciii-s
(lid
South Nor-
h‘e East Norwaik firemen
won last year‘s team merit and ate in
tor‘ the 111.51 rk oft in church. The ion-
ture of the evening was the presents
tattoo of it inrce. "Going Some." in
which the piiucipni charac ers were
of Winnl
pauk; Louis iiyatt. of Noi'wnlk and
Harry A. Vail. '0! Broad River.
W
Carlton ti'aommedieu entcitained
some of his little friends last evening.
in honor of his tenth birthday. Games
were enjoyed by all iinill 9: .i0 o'clock;
when each young gentleman took his
“fair iadye" out to. the dining room to
partake of the birthday cake. Carl-
ton receIVod many proti y i'cmoinbran
cos“ "“1009 present were isabcl 'i‘nte.
Mabel Mac li‘urlanc Filllll Nicholle I ll
‘lliin Ferguson, iiiiclile linil. Stanley
Carpenter. Will Tate. Junior Nicholls
and Norman Wiutcrbottom. Every
one reported a very happy evening.
W
An enjoyable and proiitublo social
whist was held last evening by the
East Norwulk improvement. Assooia-
tionat the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
E. ii}. Gerhain. in‘East avenue. The ad
mission fee that was charged added
materially to the Association's tress-
ury. The function was under the di-
rection of the Association's entertain
incnt committee. There were twenty
tables ot' Whist and in addition there
were numerous guests who did not
play, so that it can be realized that
he house was well tilled. No prizes
At the ilnlsh of the
cream and (lilliti was surv
were played for.
playing. ice
ed.
Captain Joseph By.xbcc the oldest
pilot iii the stoic and (aptiiln Nathan
Robeits dean of the sailing vessels.
when their “PM lllrtlldihri units will
he withlii five years of the live score
mark, and old its they both may appear
to us. each man is in good health.
eats well, sicops well and can [alto
a walk which would ill't‘ most men
aged over ility yeais. 'lliis is due to
tho steadi habits and our benign cli
iiiato. which (‘aptain Oscar St. iohn
claimed is as healthy ii place as any
in this 'luiitndo. Both these ancient.
iiiarinors have lived during the lite
that of all our \lti‘ pii siili'uts. and the
only president who died iti‘lll't‘ that
note botii ii iii" “asliingioii \\ lien
John Adams was president. the popu
lotion did not exceed 5.000.000. where»
as it is now eighteen (lines that liilili'
her. and of this Greater New York has
apopulutlon of 4. 500. 000. When t'ap
taln Joe was a little "sham the llrii-
ish troops buiiiod the white house.
which took one 39111 to build and was
designed by the architect ilcidon of
ter a stately mansion noiii Dublin. iro-
iand. Captain liy xbce is the host
known pilot in Connecticut and dur
ing the Civil War has in the smoth-
merit employ in manning transporteto
and from the South. Captain Roberts
owned a sleep and a st‘hotmi'r but was
ncvoi outside of tho jui'isdittion of
his native land
WHY THEY MOVE
ii ll\' should industries leave our town"
A better plan- cannot be found
A tommerclpl city hour the Sound
With lobster beds and t:_\'tiltl around.
(liii' reservoirs are good and deep.
Our water rt'tilit i'huuot “I" hurt.
(lur business "it‘ll ili‘t‘ on their loot.
And oil is sprinkled on oiii streets.
' Sonic "lanolin-“lute”. liai'i n hall.
’i‘hii c\pcit lllt twin to site tliini all
The land the) “not. with iniildiiiua
tall.
I And pii'l. ”Win up If they should full.
thupn noun people do not know
That pritos lit-r re liii‘ just its low
All out pinto where they can go
From the state of Maine to Mexico.
1‘
t From what i hear some people say.
if the films had stayed who moved
away.
They would be in better shape today
but it can‘t be helped. so let us pray.
‘ALV'IN A BMl'i‘Li
:this wool: but there was emit; a rush
the contract for the plumbing and tin.
protestant Association are consider-
ing Ways and menus .ter improving the
East Norwslk Cemetery. located rlsht
ilillliiilli
W
11101 iiiiig'o Mark to an... in
arrangements to anti 1 iiermis
iit week. He had be it to so
let passage on the steamers plying to
the island that he could not secure
transportation.
The funeral of Mrs Mary J. Grum-
man was held yesterdny afternoon. ,
from her into home. which was with
hr son. Samuel Grumman. in Barton
'i‘lie Rev. Louis French. of Noroton,’
oiliciitted and the interment was in
Norweik cemetery.
The general contract for tho eroc.
tion of the home house on Brooks
street Stamford for Mrs '.i‘ .l. liorsn.
the plans tor which are by Architect
Nelson I". Emons. has been let to A
Not-din. of Ilarion. The owner will let
ulna. The house will be of wood.
28x47 feet. cenntining three tints at
five rooms each. and provided with lmv
provenionts. ‘
The iiftoenth annual hull of Eagle
Hook and Laddei and ringlno t‘om
pain. of Marion. last night was it big
success in every particular As cul-
touiery. it Was hold in the town hall.
which was tilled with n meiry throng
of dancers. in addition to the many
local people in attendance there were
also visitors from surrounding towns.
The, committee of arrangements for
the dance included (‘hiof Louis li‘.
Stoorsa. chairman; (‘liiirlca 1:. WM-
iininson. si-irotari and i. it. t‘roi‘ooi
ti'zeiisurei
The now Home iinnk and Trust
Company of llurleu. nliiiii is just be
lug organised. is one of the principal
topics of conversation throughout the
town those days. The project is nit-vi.-
iiig with a great deal of favor. there
being a general feeling that. the town
has reached a point. where such an in‘
stitiition is very much needed. it is
oxpeticd that actual nork on the
banking building will be staitcd he
otro long and that otiicers will be
named in the course. of 010 next tow
weeks.
Wyshtlotte
Cleaner 81 Cleanser
For Dairy and Household uses.
Softens the water without forming
suds. A five-pound sack. 25c.
Money reloaded it not satisfac»
tory.
Schiichting Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 8t. Dorian
Select Groceries. my. Grain. Flour
and Feed. iisrtiware. Paints. Glass. etc.
. Han-iuww.» ....e
WESIPIIRI
ltev. A. (l. lioynton has returned
from a business trip out oi town.
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The quarantine has been removed
from the Collins home in tiuiiitainrk
Fred liubhuil will entertain the
l‘uri'onl Events club tomorrow iilli"i‘-
"(it)".
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin iiccrs limo
llt‘t'li iiic gut‘uiil of Easton friends ibis
Wt'i'k‘.
Mltiil i-‘lorcncc St. John was il'c
guest of her grandparents in Siliii
ll'ililt‘ over Sunday.
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Several from this viiinitt'
it dance :1! tiiivilooi. i.ii‘:li ti: Soiithi ni'i
:ivi'i ml in iiiiillu‘ .igo
A l'iigo iiiiiiilii-1'\lsitoil ilio ille iluta
)Ifiltltlii1.llltll\liig ior llif‘l .ii'si llama
which can only he caught at a no)
law liiii
llli‘ iiiilioiil mansion on the stunt
load is fast nearing completion and
will he rt-ndy for occupancy about lllt‘
middle. of May.
"lodni being Ash Wednesdiii iii-1'.
vices will be held in (‘liriiit and Triip
it) il.iuichcii also In tho ti'huiili oi
the Assumption.
invitations have been received by
the associations of both Coiiaregstimr
in churches to attend ii devotional mo.
mortal service at the South Norwallt
Congregational church this. afternoon
in the heart at the place and when R b rt S 3121 ms largo delegation oi‘ the t‘ of M A. sawmill. 6:40. 6:48. 1:101}.
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iehd sleet
With that“ — .
' .niie
rot-mince
truii its have
sails
most
. strut-Ito?“ cent
peep s. ii sent
this and
slide
133"
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Albert Harlow. and taintlr‘dil
03921313“ I“. “till 01‘
shite lone iii
country.
has been visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Moore. road ave
critic»
t on a
the
.euiug results, unpleasant: breath,
I BE
, . i
‘ut 1 .5
ill ll‘lllll‘il .
that. impure blood with its weak
headaches, uiii'isti'ul nights, poor
nppclitcm saline shin, piinpltsund
(lifpflfliiiltlihmngw from noiistlpatsion
have been doing good to tlicn and
women for many, many tours and
their value has been tested and
proved. ‘l‘licy remove the cause of
physical irouliiis. A few small
doses will show tluir safe tonic
action on you. licccluim’s l’ills
will surely help you to an active
liver, 11 good stomach, it sweet
breath, clear llt'lld and refresh-
ing sleep. In younger old they will
Relieve
Constigg tion‘
50“ [umber-.111 bone I00. and 280.
liliz. 'i‘hc De iuxe orchestra of that
place iiiihishod the music for the even
int:
Work of enlarging the lirndlcy pavil-
ion at. tompo bench will soon ho
begun. The soleetuion are also to
make anotiici llillfl‘ addition to the bn~
thing pavilion before the summer sea
son opens.
The turn of Trinity parish have dc-
cldod to hold a meeting, for the men
of the church and construction on
the evening or March iii. The plan oi
these meetings is to draw the men of
the parish an increase their interest
in the work of lt‘ church.
Mr. and Mrs. ioliii W Wehle our
tortninefl a large party of their friends
at tlioli home l-‘r idny evening. The
evening pruied a most enjoyable one
the ituesi-i indulgiui: in various games:
and amusements. Musical selections
were also rendered. followed hv rt-
i‘i'oshmcnts.
For Sale
Building Lots. Shore. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and steamship Tickets
1. M. 1.111163 31 Ce.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
insurance and Real Emu Agent:
it “larch” an
EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
lilll
filiiii ii. uhlt'li arc
yiiii tlnili own all lidmm.
mu «no .
$15.00
$27.00
$8000
$45.00
$65.00
$200.00
on Milf‘ l"t-li it
ll ‘.
should hear the New lioc'mls irir
iliii.~
the 00min Way Out.
There can he no Just reason whv any
reader of this will continue to suffer
the lW'OltllleR of an aching back. the an-
noiunts of unitary diseidors, the den
gore of diabetes.o ofsny kidney ills
when toilet is so near at hand on
most positive proof given tliait they
can be cured. Read what a South
Norwaik citizen says:
Miii. James A. Flitgg. ill Spring St.
South Nuiivallt. t‘onn. have: “My ilist
expcrionio with i‘losn's Kidney i‘lliii
tool. pinto about. thieo years “it“.
when it“ mothoi recommended tlicni
10 31.11 1 311mm“ for it lOIlK mm. mum. iil “ll/lit . lwinner" tilniiii:I illiill‘dnitilll
t (. 331003“ ’uulpd I) H lit l i‘t.‘ "V’s llll llll H‘ l
11 “Wk and lame m k ‘ ‘ ltliii l,| ' iii no it) l"‘."tilitl' to mutual;
by a dull, heavy pain in my kidncxa.
This was especially unuoyinu wii in i
had any onik to do wiiiiii won 1"”
stoopinzz. 'i‘lii- t-oiiiints oi tlic ili'v‘i
Mix of Donn' s Kidum l‘ilh. prm illi.‘tl iii
Finland a limit Stew. hail the iiliei 1
and benefited mo in own way. Sev 1
"i iii other members of my family have
tnkcn this remedv and the results in
E‘H'i} «use have been entirely antisiut l
tory. i iletui It a pit-'niuiie to coniiini
tho publli st tiitoiiiciit i gau- in iiil‘til oi
lloans Kidney Villa in with
Elaine, are dead
other children are
national il\
unti'his a: .
n a hospital and
result of poinsonlua Whether the fam—
ily was lntentionaili poisoned or acri-
dentally inictttnl by
been ilotoiiiiiiii- vi
tion. Will Ciiiit. .1 ill aio took. is detain
d the 33 ed
ptoinuine has not
in oiling investiga-
ClNCiNNA’iL 'i.. \iarcl1.~--’i‘iio eight
Stokes which ii ill be run at the baton-
in Derby w'liiiz:
on June it)
days.
will be contested f'iii
n
l‘iic liit‘tlillli’. will run .1
W-«now—pmn
CURTISS GOING TO FRANCE.
SAN ilili;(1,t‘iii.. March l.'"(lliillil
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amnion».
volt ‘ ,,
the Bowen 03030110031103.1111
will“ then: M M
t‘elde latte
instei biidiro ii ytivcr 19.
Familby angina-11 flirgi .1008”th Mai“?
) l B W 'loil 14'. ”lipid!“
110.111.12.110an ' -.e mean 1'.
Wlsmore es (311.. it North Mill
lat: South he iwalk.
SEARCH FOR GAR T . .,
CHICAGO. March 1*‘Deltli‘t-iit-s it!
the this ltaiiroad Tillil' won F111 so lilo
pithti Company nio scaiihina for
tlilcics who bioko into a 1st hound
v spices car it Huntington, _ initial; ‘.
uni iluew cit liiiadietin of dollars'
woiiii ot silks that train on their Will?
ioi'tl;cii.|1utiuiiithi:'ytmi iii the inn 1‘
iiiioii int 1+.t He stated ill. it
he was building it special biplane i'm
the lilllpti'l‘ and woiiil i illit'i 21:; ill"!-
sell ill iupi'iinii mi his ciiiri
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiledwot the
unnecessary vain and discomfort
l‘t'li sale hi all don nus. l‘litfl ”'iilyou vs- had-—-the:1 39.335016 to have
(cuts Fostoi Miibui-n (to imitate. your eye. exam no 0 51'
New York solo as! his {oi tlii i‘ niii d OPTOMETRY
The correction at me troubles. our
States.
“Pillt‘iiilltif‘ the panic
take. no other.
llou n '11—» and
heal-new STE/AMER lNJURED.
llAVlil'l. Friint'c. hizii'i'li' M’l‘h'
liritisii irI-ight utviiiiicr- l’liiliidclplil'l.
from iinltininio {oi linvro and Ant-
wei'p, ariiwd today in ii ditinnuid toii- l
specialty-it's done exactly and relief
is certain it we (it your eyes.
C all today for examination
Fcnwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK HUILDINO
Room. 7-!
.7 WASHINGTON STREET.
ditiou. Tho ireirhti-r was in toilisionl ”m”?! m 13:30 a to .anti 1":159-
with tho ate‘iinici ll‘mpicss ot't' ( ni'ir'lw . 1 1)- id 3103031 Mid sum-day. 7 :0
Light. Moiidni The l- illlli‘i‘i'lli was all” 3 p. m
tintiniati'il llllii put in zit ibiiitnmilli. I
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TIME TABLE.
in Elise! October 2.1910
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A. .l. Aogevine &
Son Co. ‘
134-136Wsshiogtoii Street
91501:. 7:00;. 7
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lusw YORK 70 eou‘rii Malawi-1mm
to"! 11111:.
lilies“!
sloop-on tun; mt.
A. Ida-4:00.51 '
Rifles-0 00. ‘I: m. I: m.
3‘33.
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solicitor ”16“" hours activists.
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0001‘“ NORWALK MW IMHIUIV. 1
Daily Line to N.
For FRElGll F Oolyl
i‘rolght Proinmllirs have Pier
iii. last litter \‘mv \ork (foot
of Dover street) every day (ex
tutti Sundo) l. at 13 p in. Freight
melted iit Norualk up to 4 p
iii. and South Norniilh 1p in 21:10
1' lil
Aiming J. Smith.
Lessee
C. C. Hegeman.
General Agent
d 81 Voik
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO eUPPLIIEI
Phone 806—50 South Main Street
1
EH \orwaik. (‘ onn.
Company.
. i
Electrical Co.
M llelf.‘ Hall Block
to tlu- i’iicilio coast. The contents on
the car are said to hard hoop worth
{$5 9.000. EVt-i'l‘y package was one
i and much of the silk that. was time ‘
.uit ii. is damaged by the thieves’ mild»
,uv toot ’iliis is the mud robbery or
the kind on thc Erie recently between
iiuniinaton and Chicago
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Exp erieuce
in maintains eves enables us to do
liliillilt' iitiuiutoiy what you head ‘
I
We employ (Mallets to examine,
I mm xo oiianus FOR EXAM.
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THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANE
87 Atlantic Squart, Stamford, 0
Open Monday 6’; Saturday. meal ,
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'3 north Main street. Scotti Nerwaikf
Rzetdence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at ot.’ ice. 330-2.
Tolephoae at house 093.
Power Co.
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Automobiles
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no: .‘i horsepower cars. 9950; .30
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