' thing, and everything is in its place.
U ante swollen. and! had a constant.
gyter being repeatedly advised to try
’ g..aisted‘s Drug Store and procured a
‘ kidney secretions were regulated and
town clerk's oliice, yesterday after-
‘ _ Dr. William E. Chancellor. The Club.
n which meets every Sunday noon at
F ' \ ammo some“
Namath Citizens any.
' cure an aching back,
he‘iillius o! rheumatism.
"The tired-out teellnu.
You must reach the spot—got at the
use.
,in most cases 'tls the kidneys.
“Dean's Kidney Pills are for thekld-
ya. .
Mrs. B. F. Timpson. 130 South Main
direct. South Norwalk. Conn. asys:,,"l
tiered a great deal from kidney trou-
ll, “for Several years and I was in a
_ . way. i did not sleep well, my feet.
ii il'i‘psin across the small or my back.
en‘s Kidney Pills. l ‘tin‘ally went to
lilixza iiife'ltmuch better after taking
the contents and continuing their use,
hares glad to and my trouble steadily
disappearing. «The, pains in my back
Were‘dis‘posad or, the passages of the
health improved. l have since
to (1 several of my neighbors about
lphan’s Kidney Pills and I shall contin-
tte to recommend them at every oppor~
tithity.”
"iFOI' sale by all dealers. Price on
dents. Fosterlelbnru 00., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States. .
; Remember the tiame«-Donn's--anii
take no other. .
' STAMFORD OFFICE A MODEL.
Ner‘walk's‘ Assistant Town Clerk Gets
a Few Pointers.
Assistant Town Clerk Smith, of
‘Norwalk. paid a visit to the Stamford
noon, to study the methods used thcrc
by Town Clerk Waterbury and As:
sistant Town Clerk Close. says the
Stamford Advocate.
‘ “Stamford has a system that is as
good as any in the state." said the
Norwalk clerk. “its methods are right
up to date. There is a place for every»
1' shall carry back to Norwnlk a num-
ber of ideas gained here that will be
of great use in our office."
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MEN‘S CHRISTIAN tNQUIRY CLUB.
The en’s Christian inquiry Club
which is holding the most interesting
sessions which it has had for many
years at the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church will. tomorrow, would
or the meaning and the results of the
Hartford Convention.
The discussion will be opened by
the South Nor-walk Congregational
Church, is open to all men who wish
to consider vital present day questions,
to hear them ably discussed, and to
participate in the discussion.
Why did the posioiiicc department
recall the third page of last week‘s gen-
eral orders,t0 'railway mull clerks?
That is thetquestlon- that mail clerks
are asking these days. They are ush-
ing. too, Just what the missing third
page contained. ’l‘hey wonder why
the government was so anxious to get
the «page bitch that telegrams were
rushed all over the country asking. the
page to be sent back without its be-
in read by any of the men.
fi‘he aliasing third page contained it
is thought, the general letter that As»
sistnnt Postmaster General ‘Stcwart
wrote warning all mail clerks that a
combination with the American ii‘cdcr-
ation of Labor Would not be tolcrnicd.
Mr. Stewart admits having written
such a letter. is the report from Wash-
ington, ‘
According to Mr. Stewart, his letter
"miviscd those clerks who have ai-
roady joined the union to (lishnud and
advised those who have been thinking
of lolnlug one to put such thoughts out
oi‘ their head. (luv clerks are all scu-
uihic and they will do as w'o direct."
This statement of the second assist-
ant postmaster gt-itornl is looked upon
as the first shot in the war between the
Aun-ricnn t‘ctlct‘ntion of Labor and the
posiofiice dcpartmcut. ticcrctury Mor
rison, of the Federation oi’ Labor do
clarca that ho is going to take the nub
ter in President 'i‘uit.
While Mr. Stewart admits hnviua
written elicit a lettcr and having sent
it out, it is thought that some one
"higher up" not busy and had the lat
ter recalled. perhnps"witliout Mr. stew
art's knowledge. for four of the effect.
politically, that such an order would
have on the administrations.
(icuerul ordcrs tor the railway mall
clerks will reach this city strain to
marrow. The local men are looking
forward with great interest to see it
Mr. Stewart's letter or some modifica‘
tiou of it will be contained therein.
Such an order. however. is hardly ex-
pected. The mall clerks feel that the
postomcc department. has too many
other troublcs on its hands to “buck“
the Federation of Labor nowadays.
"Foley's iioucy and Tar is the best
cough remedy i ever used as it quickly
stopped a severe couch that had long
troubled me," says .l. W. Kuhn. Prince-
ton. Nob. Just so quickly and surely
it acts in all cases of coltgbs. colds, la-
srlppe and lung trouble. Refuse sub-
stitutes. The ilrldgc Pharmacy and
W. '1‘. Wigmore & Co. "
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WEDDING CELEBRATLON.
Captaiu'uud Mrs. Joseph P. (‘ross-
mun, oi‘ No. (l Jennings l’lncc. Norwnlk,
are today celebrating the slxiysccoiid
anniversary of their uuirrinac. und' :1
large number of their friends arc culi~
ing to extend cmigrutulatlous.
there is stirri‘to' conic. physical anil‘crinp.t
at times-H‘snll’crlng flu rd to bear anil‘rr~
in Which twill alum-u bv auripul
lit' lil‘i‘lfl, ll’ til first liylnplonls are
"Wlmtfida ‘
Bill: this sui‘fcrin' will soon be l‘or~~
gotta-ll, llllil iin-rr \rlliln: no u I'icr colum-
quencos it’ rviici’ la ulyhilzml l‘rooiu mic,
wildblu, nutul‘ul corrective lnddlrinc.
BEEGHA‘M’S
nus ,
ought in he on Lunli in every homo
ready for usu ul: :lrni‘. sign ol’ trouble.
This ilitnuun illlully reulmly has
provcd in yours and ytatra of trial. its
power to i‘t'i'i‘i it. physical trouble and
to ward uli’tll u- Lon.
'i‘rv lltr ,wurwli‘wor in your ilflllli'.
a few liners uml soc how “it! buddy
system is strcuxtln-ucd and rul'rcaimd
and how surely and alien-lively they
‘ Relieve
Suffering
Your drought can supply you; in bone
with helpful direction. We. Ind 25:.
Twoolvoncss enanrso.
Bridgeport Women Succeeded in Se-
‘ curing Decrees.
‘i'cstcrduy was: a poor day for divor~
ces. ’l‘wo only \vcrn granted by .lud c
M. A. sluuuwuy. There were six u
the short calendar list, but four were
not read, 'l‘hc‘nlmstond casc was
again continued, and bola the record
for continuance.
Esther ilcurdmon Spnuldlug. oi
Bridgeport \vns grantcd n‘divoritc from
Loon F. Spuuiilina. on tho ground oi
cruelty. tutti custody of minor child
was given plaintiff.
(Tutlicrinc‘llonnclly (,‘nhill. of Bridge.
port, was grmtlcd a divorce from John
t‘ahill on account. of inlcmpernncc and [ int: between tl,ililil and 9.000 (1“!!le "T
cruelty. The couple were married in
1897. and have three children. From
the testimony it was thb highest plcns- .swcelcnod milk comca from Philadel-
urc. and his only one, in getting drunk. ’ phla daily out“; sold to two custom
llc “as a slave to the dctnon rum. The
lights occurrcd often. John somotitnou
Hlllt'll a stove cover all his wife's bond
and onco locked her out doors in a
storm.
Mr. and Mrs. (loot-cc (Taffrcy. who
were married on Wivlnosdny alter-
noou. are spending their honcymoon‘
in Havana, Cuba.
. mlsaloner showing anarchists amount
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And anon Other Measures Found in:
the “societal-tarmac Yesterday.
llAliTli‘Oiii). March {Mr-via the
house yesterday‘biila were rejected
amondl‘ug charter of lirldnoport con~
earning its park commission; provid-
ing a reservation on Meridian Mountain
{or park llllrpowl‘i: amending charter
of New Flatten’concerniugjsalarles or
soieottnen‘; ‘providinx tor expenditures
or money ll'y'ii‘ridaetiort‘s- Board of
Health in event of spread of contag~
loua disease; hetltiou of 13. 1.. Arm-
strong concerning ferry rates at New
ixmdoa, and incorporating the New
London ii‘rrry Company.
From the calendar matters were
passed a follows:
Amending an act concerning side-
walks and citrus at ’l‘hompsl‘mvlllo;
uutliorlzlut: the commission on lin-
conetructiou ot’ a bridge over the Corp
nccticut river between Old Lyme and
Old Suybrook to take additional land
and lo cellstruct a dwelling house for
bridge tender: ittncnding charter of
lJuyvlllo Cemetery Association: pro~
riding that inve‘sinn-ut brokers shall
unuunliy make. a return to the tax com-
of all chosen in action sold or negotiat-
ed by him; nmklun an appropriation
of 845,000 for board of prisbucrs in
county jails for two )ilars and a. do
flcioncy appropriation of $15,000 for
board of prisoners in county jails;
{intending act by providing that no per
son shall be llccnscd to soil liquors
until hc tiles with county commission
are a bond to county treasurer of who;
amending not providing that school
visitors or town school committees
shall annually clumsc a chairman and
secretary and prescribe school mun,
ngcmout; amending charter of New
ilrltnln Gas Light (‘ompany by permit-
ting increase of capital stock from
$500,000 to Si.il00.ooll: amoudlnu chm»
tor of liuril‘ord‘t‘ity (his Light i‘ouv
puny. allowing increase of capital
stock from mediums to 35.000.000.
William M] il‘ryant and ilerl W.
Chapman. at Bryant 8: Chapman. milk
dealers of this city. wore yesterday cx-
nmlucd by the special committee np-
r
Meet. every cooking I, need.
SOLD BY
Horace R. Nash, Cor. N. Main 8; West Sis.
used mostly in the manufacture of ice
cream.
Mr. llryunt said that one of the. two
customers rcceiviug evaporated milk
is a hotel proprietor and the steward
known what he is getting.
The firm sells three grades oi
cream. The first grade contains be-
tween it": and lit pcr (will. of butter tats
amt sells for St: to 87 pcr forty-quart
can. The second contains 25 to 30 per
cent. of butter fats and sells for 812
to ill a can. and the third grade con~
talus 30 to 48 [ll‘l' cent. of butter this
unit sells for Sill to tilt nor can.
Asked by Representative Chandler
if he believed dilutcd or evaporated
milks should
said ho prcfcrretl not to answer off-
hand. lie would, however, be quite
willing to label milk if the law requir-
cd it. ilc coutmtdod that evaporated
milk is n purer article than milk di.
rcct from the cow and iliorcfore could
are no hood of labeling the product.
Mr. Chapman told the committee
that or» per PM“. or all cream sold by
the firm is direct from cows, the rc-
muinlui: llvc pcr ccut. bolus diluted.
licprcseutaiivc (flutudlcr callod tho
flrm's attention to the tart that they
had denied a statement made. by if.
ll. Avcrill under oath to Attorney iioi-
due. What this statement was the
Humuiiica refused to divulge.
poimod to investigate combinations in
prices of the necessaries of life.
Mr. Bryant in reply to questions
from Attorney Holden. said that he
started in the milk business in 1395.
The llrm boys with from 100 tarnicra
ncar l-larti'ord, rho dolly purchase be-
m ilk
c ream.
to'dJltld quarts oi'
of un-
aud Lilith
Ono fortytluurt can
era. One cust ' yr receives this milk
as it is and ill ‘ hcr has it diluted.
Mr. Bryant ‘ ' that the evaporated
product is the. rest forin of‘milli. it
has the some is and solids or milk
direct frnnrih' ow. and the water is
evaporated. implicit lnakcs milk
lilol‘lle and dflflfl‘iys ilaricrin. lt cou-
llarrison ll. Freeman, .lr.. one of thc
ilrm's nitorncys, said that Averill is n
discharged employee. and that his
Blnli'lliulliu were biased. 'l‘he commit-
tee decided. however, to accept Aver-
lil’s statement.
ltopvcscutativc Chandler. chairman
,of tho committee. instructed .\lr. Hoi-
dcn to summon other milk dealers and
the stain policc will have five or six
below the conuuillce Friday.
A COLD. LAGRIPPE, THEN PNEU~
MONIA.
it is too oltcu the fatal sequence.
. Foley's lloncy and 'l‘ar expels the cold.
checks the. la arippc and prevents
pneumonia. it is a prompt and reliable
cough medicine that contains no unr-
cotics. it is as safe for your children
talus no preservatives or udultorations,
has a more velvety appearance and is
,as yourself. The bridge Pharmacy
and W. 'l‘. Wigmore it C . "
be labeled Mr. Bryant
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If your Carriage. wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Balloting '
Luther M. . ‘ tight’s
IS THE PLACE
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Special for the Eu of this Week-4
Home-laid Eggs, 20c dozen ‘
[fifteen tor 25c ' a
Pink Alaska Salmon. 10c can i Butter, 250th
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN 'TRIET. ' 'HONI “8.
a Carioad oihionuments
JUST RECEIVED—flour Order PiacedEsrly with Tilt:
South Norwaik {Monumental Works
MEANS so otsarrorhiiishflha - >
DECORATION DAY
Office and Yard. 84 s. Main St.-—,-Phone 904
$2..-.” , W .. .. .,_... “W
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. . . - . . 124 WABHlNGTON 07.. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
_ ‘ Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 9. up. . Free Delivery.
an . ' peCla ‘ X l l 0 ‘1 ' ‘ t ‘ :W a. p ' ‘onsnrtsso terrace. “ _-
y . ‘» ‘ , "' , I AMUSEMENTS Below is a list of letters remaining
‘ . uncalled for at the tollowlnx post oili-
, ’ . MUSIC HALL. see for the current week. ‘ ‘
George (fameron's screaming com- 30““ "WWI“-
edy "Billy" which has been the at. 3 Elisabeth St.
. . traction at Music Hall all week will E. G. Bailey.-
. . ‘y « be given its last presentation at this Philip Brundage.
,. .. ' . . . , popular theatre tonight, and at that Martin Butt. 6
. . _ s. a ,. ~ . time is is expected that those who Est. N. R. Carr. '
, ‘ have he already had the oportnnlty ot Domenico Dicero. 3 More St.
“23.1.?! witnessing it‘ will take “Vantage of
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‘iaturda
i ,5 March 25th and
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Monday. March 27th N!
You are invitedLeveryhody is invited to come and look over at your leisure this Fashion Pageantry of fine Apparel for Women: an exhibit that for, large-nus.
. a s all ‘*
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variety, correctness and beauty. surpasses anything that has ever been shown in The Nor-walks. 11‘ XS YOUll DUTY, TO SEE THE NEW STYLES. IT IS
one PLEASURE 'ro snow man TO YOU.
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ossarasr m mus
‘ 9 no: use, , Itinerlt liball
fiftietafglting‘h“ runs eight“, or
B. L. Elortn, 13 Chestnut St.
Mrs. Fallon, Highland Ave.
Wm. Fox. 63 Cm’ss‘Bt.
Joe. E. Goodrich.
Andrew Gooliaeh, Roton Hill.
Charles W691“! So. Mani St.
the last opportunity afforded them to
do so. “Billy" contains a laugh in or.
cry line and is so dinerent than the
usual rah of comedies that it is real-
ly refreshing.
E. l“. Bostwick, main; or Music Jenny. 153 80. Main at.
Hall. and who is to pi y the title Herman Jones. ‘
role in next Week's attraction John Keen.
"The Squawmau” is an actor Geo. Keeler. ~
and manager who ’is, well known Mrs. Lulu Lueat
on Broadway and in all the the. l. N. Marcellus.
urinal centres of America. For four- Samml Hills.
Peter Nelson.
P. O'Nlel. _
Mrs. laden. Flatt, 36 High St.
Mrs. Balaton, 107 Water St. .
Mrs. Ulric Reel-es.
Arthur whither-wood. care Florence
Simeon. .
H. sow: 1.0 crescent Terrace.
J. W. Timmy "
G. V; 'N hinsust. Paul‘s School.
Chas. F sliver. 1: Burbank 8t.
snowman». .
Jacob lehtshg‘rm: , *
, , ll,- OROWE. P. M.
. W; m,
teen years he has beemassociated with
the stage. During the last eight years
he has been a manager and producer.
and rushed his own theatre. ‘
During his long experience on the
stage, Mr. Boetwick has played 382
parts to which he will add another next
week. His success in all these parts
has been marked and noteworthy.
Among the welléknown actors and ac.-
tresses with whom sehenppesred as
leadln man- are Southern and Mar-
lowe, rs. Leslie Carter, Rose Cushion
and cardamom. name year- he
use mooted with/Beans ‘8. ttnd hoe
fibuhert. too. as, assistant general
its» director. . A 1. ,
Bineeoomln‘ ”News": Mr. Bests
wick burdens skunk to lift, the produc-
tions here to a , tuber level than they
ever before mac ed.
He has " ent-
leelin :ag;mii -‘rye"te, i N
when lives-Iii "‘thfl'hetfl'l"
anytime torts Mil huts. _« .
IMUTY.
Nice'sltades
‘ tuxedo Waller!
solid i ..O
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more it md‘i’laati ”Anellhwtiktéllmt
* . o ' ; s o a
fid'tli‘tdihnlhrg‘ fifihyol‘the sea.
.y .exiaflm’
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