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CAPTAIN, BARNES VERY ILL.
NEW YORK, March 17.——Capt. .lohn
Sanford Burner is lying critically ill
at his residence, to East 79 street,
this city. He served with distinction
in the Navy during the Civil Wat" . was
head of the Department 01‘ Ethics at
the Naval Academy, and was a mem
her of the lirm of J. S. Kennedy and
Company. One of his sons is James
Barnes, tlte weltknowu author.
Gelden Moments
Think ot the pleasure spoiled—o! the
unnecessary rain and diaoomlovt
you’ ve bad—then DECIDE to have '
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction or eye troubles. our
specialty—it’s done exactly and relief
is certain it we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical Co.
‘ outrun sANK soltomo
some 73
17 wasnmoron srnaar.
Hours—l to 11:10 a. 111.. and 11:11 in
6 11.111. Monday and saturday, '1 to
0 p. In
. 111 1.1111 111 calla.
' ws’r Department Flooring on How
FRONT WITHIN FEW DAYO.
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Many Can Be Aocommodstsd.
WABilthl'l‘ON, Mart-h i'l.—-~'i‘broe
thousand, one hundred and eight 01'-
llceru of the organized militia have
uccepted.the wnr department’s invi-
tation to participate in the present
military operations in the southern
border states.
The war department today com-
municated by telegraph with Gen.
(lnrter at Elan Antonio, and Gen.
lilies at Sun llieuo. asking for definite
information as to how runny militia
otllcers can be accommodated by
their ‘connnunds at one time. As
soon as this information is received
the department will call upon the ad-
lutant generals of the status and tar
ritories to select the oilicers who will
constitute the first at militia ofllceru
to be sent to the "front.“
We Can Put
an End
to your eyeglass trouble We cut-
ploy experienced ()cttllsts ~i'rndu-
, ate physlcr'iunn to crutniuc cycn
No charge for examination.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB
0.
87 Atlantic Bquart. Stamiord. Conn.
Open Monday at Saturday Evenings
1
fact,
from alcohol .tnn
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
The monthly sacred concert will be
given in (trace Baptist Church tome:
row afternoon. at the usual illnr. tin-
program being as follows:
Singlngwchoir.
Pruyorml’astor.
Reading’“Mrs. Cleamnne.
Recitatioanisa Elsie 0. Bryan.
[tendingwMiua Daisy Edward.
Balm—Miss Gertrude Powell.
Reading~Mrs Lizzie Clark.
Soiow-Mlss Chuslo Graham.
Ileadittgers. Stanley.
Singinxwhoir. -
Reading—whim! Clay.
Solo—Mrs. Turner Dixson.
Recitation—Miss Grace (.llmsiead.
Duck—Miss Rose Olmstead and Miss
Sarah Ward.
Commltice~Wllliam Yunnan and
Mrs. E. 0. Powell.
“it! xpcl rlcncc is the beat tent-her."
quoted the wine guy, “Yes, but her
charges are mighty high," added the
simple mug.»-l"hiiadclphln Record.
l'ER'S PILLS
ll Irflll "RAND.
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Daily Lineto N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (toot
of Dover street). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwaik up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
D. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlnp J. Smith. c. c. Hsgsman.
l. loses General Agent
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.»
The Only Fully Equipped
sucrose“ snor-
. in the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
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PLUMBING
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N. Main &WctitSts.
' S.Norwalk
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David W. Raymond-
Funersl Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norman:
Residence. 0 Washington Itreet.
Telephone at oflloo. 08¢.
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Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
10 first 01-. lost Namath
Telephone 002
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For Sale
Building Lot‘s. Shore. Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
Drafts and Steamship Tickets
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
South Not-walk. Conn.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
THE CHOICE OF
Twenty Presents
I lb. can (50c) of
Sovereign
Baking
Powder
The best Baking Powder on the
market—pure and 111 great low
ening powers.
The Union Pacific
Tea Company
Tel. 54213
with
120 Washington St.
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Mrs. Albert Matzltc about a day in
New York recently
Mr. and Mrs. William t‘luthric.
North Bloomfield,
day.
of
were here on Sun
Hiram and Blames Davis have
been busy cutting up kindling wood
this week.
Dr. Guy Guthrie. of New York. at.
tended the funeral of his uncle in
Silvermlnc, Sunday.
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Mrs. Charles D. Yoreunce. 0! Silver-
mino avenue. Who has been quite ill,
is somewhat improved.
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The indies' Aid Society on the M.
E. Church met on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. John 11. Gruelle.
'Mrs. Alonzo Buttery spent the week
end in Stamford with Miss lt‘nnui‘
Stevens, the Slivermine school touch
or.
The clerk left a line baby boy at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clllll‘lt‘ri
tinlleu. Saturday. Mother and son are
doing nicely.
ii. A. St. John recntly purchased
:1 six horse power gasolcnc engine
and has kept it busy for ucvrnl days
sawing wood.
An oyster supper was held Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ella R.
Aiken. under the auspices of the i11-
tiles Aid Society ot the M P. Church.
The Guthrie 111111,. so prevalent in
Silverminc are in no dupaer at be-
coming extinct, The first boy of a
new generation was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney 1:, Guthrie. on Friday
March 10.
WESLPlllll
lronnd hna lll't‘“ blotch for Frank
N. Taylor's llcu' llllnitllltlw.
The Knights of kit. l‘uul held 1.
meeting last evening in the Methodist
church.
Jack Scullcy. ol Port Chester. N. Y.,
is spending several days at his father‘s
home here.
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Mrs. iaiuia it. Mills has lwcu re re
cont [nest of her nephew. Edward
howls, of Greenwich. .
Mills Ella Kronor, who uttdcrwrut
an operation at the Norwnlk lluspllhl
last work. is getting along nicely.
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.inlnon anti lldwnl‘d Richards were
guests of TC'lHuVIR an (lrecntlold lliii.
Wednesday “ '
'l’iie Westport‘tiun club have been
obliged to postpone their scheduled
about.
Mrs. .l. M. Nolan and Miss Annie
Rice have safely arrived at liormudn.
where they will remain for a month
.ludlte Warren Poster. of New York.
is enjoying 11 low day‘s vacation at his
country home. Hickanum. in Cross
lilullwny.
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Aubra Downs has moved from
rooms in hire. Underwood‘s block into
the Beers' Bros. cottage. near the
residence of Joseph Boisnd.
A large three manic-1i schooner and
11 string of horses were obliged to
anchor all the Great Marsh during the
severe gale Thursday.
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In addition to the union service at
Trinity church tomorrow evening Mr.
lisya, the speaker. will airs a store
optlcon lecture on South America.
The Weatport baseball club have
reorganized under the management oi
Dr. McArdlo and 8 J. Kirk. The
team members are the same as last
year
The funeral of'llrs. A. J. Smith was
held from the home of her son, Wil-
llsm Smith on East Church street.
Thursday afternoon. Rev. Mr Boynton
outdated interment was in Namath
cemetery.
MM. DIIARIIlI INTIITAINI.
nave a Party in Honor oi Miss Adele
lmlth. oi longstueh.
Miss Jennie Donsrbrto. oi Leonard
street. entertained a party of youus
ladies last evaulns at her home, in
honor of lies Adele 01111111. of Bonn
tuck, who is to be married in the boar
tutors to Robert Allen. well known in
Ntll‘i'llll. Tins was the tire! lomai su-
nounoomsnt ot the assessment. The
young people made merry and heartily
ordered thetassitm during the even
in
There were beautiful vocal selections
rendered by Miss Edith Road. last
Nol'walit's uiar and promising st
or mandala washed/bu files I
sis atlas. and one at
boot 111111111111 1 1111s Bebe
house has very 1.3...
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soot‘ed insect or the upsets. Dot-ins
the outlier-o 41111111111111 supper was
served. sitar, , tits visual eon.
tinned-111110 , 11110 in departed
for their ‘ his 111. tsun-
110 files ' s obs boob
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hostel. .boiltlinasaaad are
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Filled
ill the
Your DrqualitS
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and «Implant
service at all 111111111.
Personal attenllnn xiv-
on to all prescription
work.
Uhall'll {111' ”or lruilsy
pair-ins, Home to not!
wait luv your cal'.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARK ER. Manager
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The host 1‘ mum l) limit.
24“. Lilla Pure Inml,
Quaker or Murphy-H
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l'ill ~, "‘ '. '\ Hittll
Louis (irili‘m'lllltl not Li: I m-
moved from Hells 51.1.1: 1' m ["1111
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George tiuttcrltict .ilttl taminl
moved iiom lt'o l nilt‘ri lilil 1
ha 'v'ii
pint-1'.
'l‘lltI Rev. (‘. .l. .\llll|'l>illl- \vipli be lit
charge tommlou ill llli tit riltt '. at tho
Swedish (micro: :ttln: l. l 1 "but It.
George Doorman qt (in l.lnu pro
ducts (‘oulpuuy K1 in: pl: “1', It'll 1..
day for Philadelphia ;., M iv! :Ullr'ut
at his home.
The usual wouldr l“’t‘lill«; nl' lpv
Loyal “'lll'lit'ri-i' Stu'lriy pill in- ltvld
tomorrow err-dint: in tin» .tdv' ut (fibrin
tian Church.
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A number of the int-til fll‘i‘lllt'll and
Others were visitors last night at the
annual hall at Putnam Home Company.
held at ilion iiuli
(tilldlltiill‘ lolln lion nix; 11'. has int 0'
cred flout his recent lllllt to 1nd ttul' 1_\
is back performing ht: dutics on tlu
iltnmry l'oiut lrollt’} iluc
\llns Plain Rollo} oi Semitic pin it
last Sullivan. has gone to Neil York
city where she will spend tun nooks
as tilt‘ ghost of her elm-z, ill-rt. Hill"
wary Kirby.
Rev. A. (‘. lineman, or lltl‘fln tn oi
Filll’lll‘lll unruly, «it: than ii and 1 .1.
1111.1 llit‘ stl‘t‘i‘it‘tis lll i‘l':ist Hut! '1',
tuntorrnu ntm‘nlnr. 'tomrmurén; :t'
ill 1 o'clock
There is another holiest-attic sidewall
itnprovemou! ill Fll‘ul 1mm ll .9 in
front of the rcnldrnrc of Allen Wood
and one man who mama. the illilf‘f‘ 11;...
torrent in his protein of .il-x. Wood il.l~:
morning.
William S, Fulani lulu-s t hi‘t‘l lion in
lltt‘ statement that he “wows l'l :ht
culls daily from the hosts of his: ri\
llt'lte. To be strictly 111-curate, .\il
l-‘ulnnt says. he gets iii runs. 11 tiny
from eight hens and be dots mt fui
at all superstitious lll'mli the thing.
While whit limit wort inns 1.11"“ ln't-n
hold up in tllt‘ ut—nlhct. quite a limit-
hcr of the gnt'htumen nt‘t' ubowlnn their
tutti: in u... tnmtuz some time of
sprint: iv 'zt'llll: ready for it St-v
oral or lilo uoii ltnmvu pleasure boats
are uolnp. through at promos of sprilvu
overhauling.
The employee of the Slot-one ('tun
prim"! opening house 1111‘ ltuiltlli (holy
colon-ed vacation t‘fltllitlitfld today.
The stock time. instead or being cune-
ed by a lack of business. which in plan
llltll. in council ll)‘ the weather. which
has delayed the arrival at the steam»
era with oysters for owning.
a“. -._—-
Weather [)OI'lllllllilt. the trust Nor-
walk Wulltinn (‘inh nlli till into its
stride tomorrow, 'i‘lu- “illilli‘l' has
thus. for been llllfilb‘tll‘tllllt' but with n
warm day tolltorl‘ow, llii' uni :ltultl pill
ho 011i. The iil'tll Mill” .«f'm plnimltlt
be a short one. so as no: i . disco“.
age the members.
The customary lilt‘i‘llild .11 tm lion‘s
Class wil be held tomorrow hi it... line-'1
Avenue Methodist Church. ioiiowluv,
the morning service. and in viva of the
very ancessaful supper last svonlna. it
is expected the attendance will be un-
usually large. The leader. ll. 1. lllp
son. will be in change.
Proprietor (it'lll‘ttr it. You .\i-.nyno.
o! the Crescent Hillbilly. n 1:111 in Now
York today. in COtlttt't'ilutl with tho
purchase of new "hli’lilll'li it." his
place of intuitions in Numb \\ uwttuv
One of the additions will lu- .‘l Ml: ll-w
mangle Milt'll will in 11 it tltiu'lt 111ml
ed when the spring nul nu. ttltl illili
sets in.
hostel-day morning 11ml tun. lilm no.1.
brought out the otunteut tinnilurts.
The tides tor the print two or 1111111:
moraine have been very low. exporting
to view the lists in which the his pos-
ilnaa clams are lmhrddczl. This op~
finally in awaited each year. thottab
i looked tor a time an it it was to be
disroaarded this beacon
At the Advent Christian (marital 1!»
narrow. the pastor. ltev. l. no
solds. will preach nt lit: to a m and
‘l p 11: Morning Illbieoi 't‘nn iiultlcn
mil: evening lillilgbl. Mountain
811 of the lilblo. o. 1. Sunday
lorsobooi lit ll. 3111111111 we: 11 .t u. to.
hunt Workara’ «who at 210:. ii. 111.:
topic. Lessons trout 1h: hits: of Motion;
100001. Henry ll Quotes
The calls Isle of the 1111111111 of Christ
Church hold by the courtesy of Pro
motor 11111011 0‘. Parker at the bridge
armor. Yesterday utterance. 1111
very sumtui. A large number of
ashes were disposed at and tho trust
arr. bensdtad oorrespondlnsly. The
as was cellulite susrui supervision
of lira. Goethe 0‘. with. of 111111111
arrest. the was shit; assisted by but
11110111 1111111 ladies or tho church.
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ass
511111111111 oi the 111111111 were early
aortas 1111111111. Gas roublfltor had
the kite which was impaled on
lord” at the
tart this morning by the kite. whic
was niveu to this fact this morning by
11
warning also over the hreaiarm box
at the point in question.
Home of the older residents do not
take at all kindly to the manner in.
which some oi the street names are
spelled on the new signal recently erec-
1911. line man who has been an East:
Non-miller for nearly half a century
sold this morning that he had noticed
particularly the spelling ol Keyaer
place, which according to the sign is
ltnlsrr place, despite the tact that it
was named after W. J. Keyber. who
with other members of the family own-
ed cottaltlerable property about this
vlclllliy at one time. Van Zandt street
is spelled Van Zaot street. although
lllt‘ thoroughfare derived its name
from Peter Van Znudt. with whom the
rt-ttitlont quoted was personally ac-
q.::tlntetl. inasmuch as this matter
hm: lat-cu agitated quite a little it is
ital considered improbable that 111an
inz'l'l'iii'r. the correct spelling will be
unlntlltutnd for the present ones.
Andrew B. Sterling's “All Aboard for
Blanket Bay."
l.iL‘~'l Norwnlk people will have spec-
lulinterest in what follows, as Mr.
Sterling. the author, is cousin of Win
lit-id Sterling, and has been spending
thc week at Mrs. Robert T. liarris',8
i‘tttt' avenue. The Show World says:
.t host of people know "Andrew H
n‘lvl bug‘s work and incessantly call for
"i'llt. tor he writes about things on
Him .ll‘c and. pausing for no line et-
t'cv 1;. succeeds in producing some tre-
nu-lnlonnly fine ones by sheer force of
elutpitcity and directness. His latest
.illtl by fur. his greatest. child sent:
., tulltled “All Aboard for l‘llnnket
May." it is a strong. fine, stirring
who, with human interest of that
tnpnu. sweet sort woven into the warp
.uld woof of it. The atmosphere of
children is in it. the living. breathing
triad of children such as you and we
may know and love. and laugh and
suffer with almost. any day if we'll but
‘cnl' thr- veil from our faces and look
illt‘llll us.
Andrew ll, Sterling has mastered the.
trick of popular song writing and in
out is one of the most effective of our
i‘vlit‘ makers. lie is a delightful rhym
slur, wholly charming. and a writer at
ttnnnrtietnknblo sincerity, distinction.
and areulucss. For pure interest and
deep lunclllntloll this new song ot his
minibuses anything he hitherto has
mint-u, The lines suggest that smil-
ing: t-nthulncity of vision that makes
tho whole world kin. it is profoundly
intern-sling and exceptional. and you
in. it aside with up abiding sense of
(11111111.: heard something eminently
\t'uttll while. it is striking, diverting
virilc. absorbing.
“lilttnkct lid)" is well worth the
«ti-ow its reprinting would occupy, w...
.1... .‘nro quote. the words in their car
lil‘rii Read them. They will lift the
Hilllllh of tilt‘ most confirmed pessim
l! i I
l.
l'llt‘i'o's n ship sails away at the close
of each day.
Solis away to the land of dreams:
\Znnln's littlc Boy Blue is the captain
anti crow
tit this wonderful ship called the
"White i’iliow Slip."
ii'zcn the day's play is o'er and’thc.
toys on the floor
that aside by a little brown band.
Ammo hugs him up tight. naps whis-
pers “Good night.
Little sailor boy. sail
slutnbel'lulid.”
into sweet
Chorus: .
\ll aboard for Blanket Bay.
\\'on't come back till the break of day;
Roll him 'ruund in his little white
sheet
Till you isn‘t see his little hare test;
then you luck him up in his trundle
:‘hlp alloy. little sleepy head‘.
lilrss manta, bless pupa, and sail
away ~ ~-
.\li aboard for lllanket liay!
ll.
‘l‘horo was one night the ship took a
wonderful trip
Alltldlllt‘ captain came home next
ny
With his little voice hushed. and his
little face flushed.
l-‘rom a lever he'd caught
Blumlierland port;
And they watched by his bed till the
old doctor said:
"He's asleep. denser-’1 pastuooine
away-"i
Mania kissed her lloy illuo papa hug-
ged him till. 100 -
'l‘ltcu- \tui‘o tears in his eyes as be
sung "blanket Bay."
llllijlliil
Robert Scalzi
AOINT '0! ALL lNOURANOI.
RIM. IOTAT‘. MORTON! l0.
MIRITV ”N00. NOTARY Pul-
LIO. PATINTI IIOUNID. AD-
MINIOTRATION OF IITA'I'IO.
AND COLL TION OP IINTO.
OFFIGI.K AWON AVINUI.
TIL. 010 .
new —-
't‘he Shea 0 Sullivan Co. has taken
the contract to build two houses at
tonmntmonl island for James Hoyt
ii 1.111111 The houses will be built an-
on 111. direct supervision or the con»
nurture. who will do all the worn
thumooltss. 11111 house will be about
111115.11 tool. or hollow tile blocks and
stucco. with state or tile rooti. The
re the will he finished in hard 1100110
and every convenience will be 111»
110.1111. cost will be about .000
each The plans are by Architect
dimmer Atterbury. 10 West 1011
1111111, New york.
11:11 Mamie Prince, oi! Rowsytoo
11112111113. was rendered a surprise party
last utaht and a number or [my you“
n it: our use 11 must «lovable tints. with
innate 1111mm and retmbtseota. Those
present were Misses Elisabeth Iatr-
lu the
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corn 1 «91111011011161 and mastsvow
nus. Mute testimony was given to tbiz‘. .
E"I'lllle‘AliKEli THE ii i
. Who does not know 0! the tall" .
sage and sulphur for 09011102 thu .
dark, suit. glossy and in good condition
As a matter of fact. sulphur is a new
element of hair. and a deficiency of
in the hair is hold by many scalp apt“
clsllsut to be connected with loss 110
color and vitality oi thr hair. Unqnltro
tionsbly. there is no better remedy to
hair and s'oaip ironbirs. especially prelim-l
ture grayneas, than some and sulphur. l!
properly prepared. Th.» Wyeth Chanda“
Company, 74 Cortland: 8h. New Y0?“
City. put up an ideal Evaporation of i
kind. culled Wyclh‘s ass and Sulphur.
It is sold by all loading druulsts tort
00c. and 01.00 a bottle, or is sent thread
by the manufacturers upon 11011191: 00
prion. , 0 ~ .. . .
For sale and rwomrilondod by 8111111
son Powell Corporation. ~
1.1-. “a.“
m
linm Crooks, George Tattle. Daniel
Bcnizi Fay Webb, Leon Marimba!
it‘ddie Ledrlgan and Francis Huyier. '
smut-Jus—
Tile following letter is being bent:
out by Reliance Hook and Ladder Com»
pnuy'
At the Marion 1119’ it w... proven
beyond all doubt that ii. was absolute-
ly necessary to add fire hose to our
equipment although it: lent. needed
very often, but when it it. its needed
badly.
it was only very strenuous efforts
tin the face of great peril and upon. '
are) made possible by the indomitable
courage of one of our men that the
Public Library building Was saved.de
it that had gone the lowar section :1
Rownyton would be in ashes will!
We anticipated adding hose to out“.
truck some years ago. but as we are
Volunteer Company and had to
down in our pockets for several thous-
and dollars we couldn't see our way
clear lor the extra expense. but we
have arrived at. the conclusion where
life and property are at stake it is lb
wise plan to lock the born before the»
horse is stolen. Now then. if you
would like to have as prepared for a.
repltltlon of the above stated flrQa
your subscription will be gladly recoil):
ed and highly appreciated. b'e, 1t lam
or small. Maire (necks payable to R00
iinnce ilook and Ladder Co. Inc. and
send to Wm. G. James. Secretary.
any of the undersigned.
We are, yours very truly,
FRANK n. STEVENS.
GEO. D McKAY,
8.111. DIB LE, .
Committed
P. S.~-~We want it distinctly undam.
stood that the Bone Company is fill
being antagonized in any way, as out
the kindlicst feeling should exist been
tween the companies as they MN
should be working for the same cause.
Committee. 5
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Cheap Paint" '
Cheap Paint does not mean 0006 ' '
less per gallon; figure it by the 7
Good Point will wear twice to ‘
poor Paint. The best is film 00, .-
cheapest. osvo: LEAD AND tilt
mnr Is PAINT, 1,
Schlichting Broads Col.
Cor. Railroad Ave. 0 Main 0!.
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain;
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. M in.
1..
At the Methodist Church on Sunday .
the Rev George Benton Smith. wit" '
preach at both eefvicea. The om
subject will be “The Beiealuorod Oi .
being a series of moral leaoom' infill ,
from the story of the Siele o: Ludh’ 1,
HOW.
H 1’
lltaine Council at Stamford 00‘
Lincoln Council (it Dorian are
give McKinley Council Junior 0
A. M.. or Springdaie. s sumo.
supper won by the latter 000'
in the weent plnochle tournament.
night Every member of the ill
coonclls is cordially invited to be 01000
on
1s
The appropriations committoo of ' '.
laglulnture. reported 11111000000
relation to a building at Fltchh':
tor the Soldiers. Rem
Knight said two years ago the”
tutors made an appropriation o
The directors did not Ibond
and this session asked 00.
that the) might build a
land owned by the slits.
Knight said the number 01
the home is new loan than
recently. The report was
There were eisht sales of
in liar-ion. last week. with
recorded amounting to 08.000.
the second week oi March.
there were tour sales of
and mortahaoa 01023 800.
sales were seafollowll: Ella
etaitoM. D Wither: W. A. 1.“
M J. violation. Palrlleld 11111111;
A. man to .l. E. ltlchartll.
1).!) Moore to 11111 L.
street (Mortgage 02 .000):
ton to Tulle F1110. Hooker;
Tokeneke Corporation to Lille
ton estate, Tokenehe; David“
to it Summons 0 0011000
street lmortsase 0500); A300
to 'r. 11. Wood et at, hisboay.
urethra?
Lat-13 bodies of Ru
Willi will?
at- s a o ,
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nouucin the 111111111111
on 11 to ssortpso
uvngailiulioit'am ,
"is it selfish ambition
your so mess to rush to
ponalbii tyl"
"Not 01 all.
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it's 111 .
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Norwalk Chronicler