ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
' ols'rmcrs
”~filggland Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. 5':
13~Hickory llluh‘. nnd ileil island. l
14~~Pine Point and Roton Point.
1‘
Kinloy 8t.
t. to 1, Pen-
81~Long island Sound to
~—"Central." McKinley
noyor St.
zzw-vl’enuoyer St. to Cross St.
23~wCross St. to Railroad.
24—~Iiaiirond to Brooksids.
Woat Bide.
15-White llridgo north to Brookside.
10-—~Whito Bridge 5. iii. to I... 1. Sound.
'17--White Bridge. 8. w. to L. 1. Sound;
One stroke of the tire boll at odd
times Indicates testing.
1‘ Two strokes of tire bell. thus. l-l.
fire is out.
. Four strokes of fire bell. thus.
1 l l- 1 water to be shut off
A third or more alarms indicatp sor~
loos lire.
up”...
'Horo indeed is s most delightful
section, than which there is notlilnz
liner in all Connecticut Topograph-
inally speaking. the place is simply
henntwiful onwclnlly in the spring.
trimmer and autumn. when Nature is
at her loveliest. and when the winds
during these seaiions are soft and
balmy—«as they oftentimes tire in this
llcinltywbrlnging With them their
health‘siving properties. it. is assured
lg a toy and a comfort to sojourn in
it opot so highly tutored, thin being
Adoubly' the case when the weather per
its of bathing. boating. dancing and
shinzwull of which are to be oniovod
full measure here.
Alrendy ll large number of
mint men. such as Charles Klein. the!
mincm pinv';ulight David lllsphnm.l'
the grant operatic tenor: .lohn Shor-
an... Hoyt hand .13.. E. Damn... multi-
illlonnirrs. _snd times A. Farm“,
president of the Mod States Stool
Gorporstion. huvo succumbed to Its
oscillating luros. and have made their
(limes here either permanently or
for the seasons mentioned. while many
others. it is expected. will do likewise
tip the near future.
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The road: are as dry as turbos and
drivers and motorists are buying lin-
‘en dusters for needed protection.
A telephonc hits recently been in-
htollod in tho rattldoncu of (‘hnrles H.
Brlzttti. Jr.. on Forty second strut-ti.
.3»wiiitoii. The number is 1187.
Richard MGuliisnns. the author. ur-
rived with his camlly from Gratin
Farms today. and took musssion of
the Dali property at Tokoneko tor the
lesson.
' The public school is clotted today to
“pliable Principal Williams and his
dorm of assistant: to attend the Fab
field County Teachers \Kosociutlon
finitvontlon in Bt’ldaoport
('0. iii. Force. of New York. has pur-
mud tho.Poiiterton it Jeffruyo holist-
' .Tokonoito and will orcnpy it durlnt
drummer. Mr. Force to president at
i’rii'oiouo Metals Company. of hiew
a.
colt potting their do.“ lloonosd.
will he the hint day. without
llama-t of an extra dollar. and
it‘llilli chord to danger ol the do;
patting at work and killing
' I that are roamlnaoliout.
notion-room tho hospital in Not-u
it My. «tortilla; tho condition of
3.3%.: m “ .fli. "cum
hi. iiillli thus
joined with that of Senator Brandt»
goo, and given support by tho united
cfforta of the Republican leader: at
‘bome. will nitrite (‘onnoctncut a auto
proml llitpubllcnn utiiie throughout next
yours nutltmsi cumpnlm and for that
matter. many years alter we lcaoloct
President. Tait.
, Whit.- Homo. till is Groundnut
lililli s. stunts;
Tsila‘ Blithe oi ills Washington}
0. 0.. Friends Thall'ltey Ara
“ott’llis lob"
(‘oL w. J. Miller. of Shelton. is at
the Willard iie occupied n comfort-
nblo seat
evening and tailed about, home poli-
tics. says n Washington dispatch to
the Witterbury American.
may
either regnrdlng the tnrlff or our (‘41-
nadlsn trade rclutlons. tho buoinoss
men of Connecticut have an abiding
faith in our two senators. lirnndeseo
and McLean.
see at this 6nd of the line.
need to tell you of hill wntchiuinoss
ntitl alertness in behalf of Connuctl
out nud all New England. but you do
not know so much as yet of Sunntor
McLean.
can.
dilution.
and us no able lawyer and ho ,will
gi'ntiuuliy impress himself upon the uf~
fairs ol‘ the nation in ii wldsr field.
That
nocticut Republicans
in "Peacock Alloy" last
"Whatever
be done herein Washington
You all know iirnndo
i do not‘
Ho is it his. brainy ltepubll-
who will develop in thin now
We know him as governor.
The hope of Con-
la that the po
wisdom of Senator McLean
is not till.
iltlc‘ul
"You know. Connecticut ruthor
claims lift?“ prosldont as one} of her
soon. thunltu to bill connection with
Yale. and ‘whilo we do not hit out»
scribe to the reciprocity proposition.
we have an abiding faith in tho propi-
dsnt‘s honotuy of purpose and his tit,»
sire to do good for all the people with
tho Republican purty not forgotten."
Merchants Not Buying.
"What is the objection to rociprocb
iy up Connecticut way?" was asked
of (‘01. Miller. ‘ 4
"Possibly there is no actual opposi-
tion in it." he rapliod. “uvo that man
ulacturiug concerns complain there is
n depression in buslnona. Merchants
are not, buying floods. preferring to
wait until they see how reciprocity in
going to fare in the sonata. While 1
Wliti in New York last week i that mor-
chants and business man from avory
section of the country. They all had
the same story. no business. They do
not seem discouraged. and they do not
blame the administration. but they ro
mark that it is not roclproclty that is
to blame for the stagnation. hut tho
promise. call it throat it you will. of
the Democrat in commas to rovloo
tho until. it Is not a dilution at tho
way the [monorail may rovlu tho
tarltt down or up. but it is tho ans
pause. the waiting until tho oatra Iso-
aion in am that canon the worry and
look of trodo. i that tint on» of a
hip dopartlnont‘otore since domino to
Washington its is a Donner-at. and
has had aorno honor for hia party hot
it. loatatatliat lilo action or this 0m-
osratio :houoo in tailing on tho tariff
will nah tho oloction aH'NIlii'at
mail; so my moor port roar. Thio‘
tor til- moon that do host-ail ratio
will blows a Donut-ails limo for
hush”: atoll Mil tots iflf m M
.. ...... “A. W... ..
and has ii most, delightful environment
that is not unnuprociniod. on hear wltw
ness the scores of New Yorkora who
me taken material aarnntaw of the
fact by making the place their rotti-
donco for the whole
year
sturdy and naturally
miles distant.
Darien
and _
Norotonfi
llnrion is essentially a home town
or part of lilo2
located in and forming a part of an
attractive bowl
ion of the cmmtry. Dorian has pro
greased tor mum y.t~.nrs not by leaps;
and bounds. but ht steady und unlm '
podcti steps unit it may well ho proudi
of the record it has made. its growth;
having been honiihy in over; respect...
in arm. it is a his town and lnciudss,
it its boundaries some of the moat;
rslutiblo and desirable proport) along
lilo Connect out shore and it null
hers among ltli rositlontal
boot known [temple in tho country. and ,
many wealthy mics.
town silos Mllinl‘le for hi;
residences hnvo liren bought up,
cludinlt those wry near to tho village.
of Nation ltiwlf. Norman iolluudor'ai
Point Noroton Heights and
Rhino aootwlon Each your property lot
more homily sonitlit hers and a ford».
or grout boost will ho croatod by till
extension of tho electrical oqulpmelt.
of the New T.orlt \‘sw Hilton and
Hartford liailloud Company
lines huvn stations at both the villa"
of nation and the Norman section.
Norotou is but 36. a3 tuiloa from “rand.
-tnntrui doubt. Mir York. and hurt
{iii 2
lilarloti. South Norwalk is only 43.5!
A trolley si‘atum can»
bouts tho iovl'u both with the Towns
of xorwalk and Stamford.
All about
tho 0!
whose
miles. till the othor aido
Howard A. Tilly. of South Not'u'alk.
was s l‘twflll vialtor in Dorian, t‘umlufl
down on business.
Georgi? litiahrs and family hare
moved from New i‘orlt city to liar-inn
'l‘iw furniture was hmuahl to town or
Andrew Taylor.
‘1. . .W...._.._......
This Charlot- Adams pines. whirh was
formuriy ownod by (.Bouutahh- John
North. has been pilrz‘lltwt‘d by Mr. and
Mrs. Stephan Bother.
in which colimiiin Hartford Smith
llm malilttttlod. Ulllor improve-
ments am also coniomplalt-d.
Mn. Sollocli Mlddlobmok. who has
boon visiting for two months with
relative- ln Waverly. Vi". Vii. ban or
turned to her bonus in Dorian.
Mn. Hartford smith and anugnm‘:
Mariorio. of “who. wore too-m
MI with intro. Smith's tilt-tar. aim
Jam“ Craig. of south Hermit.
Rotor not]. the non of Mr and lira.
some of tho .
tintI .
country '
if“
iaucy
l lain
Creamery
B
" All? to. Food Mini» Monday. A... 24 to Apr 29 he. °
TTER
Direct from Western Cranium. trash from the churn. Guaranteed .
doiiolouo Creamery film". not ronovaiod.
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SALMON. Red Alaska. can. 16c
l'J
V Pure Lard
“pound
100* l “him" So.
i
i J
‘ 3
" AhP Flour
’ Asparagus.can.l9c l Waxiirai s ScansZSc
20 lbs Granulated Surat
. large bag 75c
Mamba or Clover. Milli
t
5i
.fot $1
i
a can 9c
‘ i
Baker’s Cocoa.
Peanut Butter
3 Matches. doublotipped.
imported Sardines - -
- can. 18c
3 boxes. 10c
- . 2 cans. 25c"
t
x
lb. fillc
EXTRA STAMPS WITH
10 humps with i In. Minna
Como
- 20 Stamps with
Coffoo .
3° sump! with 1 lb. El Ryld
Cotton
1 lb. Pill!
...*., ...............
Flt Eli. S
TEAS
FAMPS
AND COFFEE!
.20 Clamps with 1 iii. Tea ..... 35:
£25 sump. with 1 lb. Tea ..... the
”fill stamps with 1 in. Ta ..... 50c
alumni» with i to Too
..906
id Stamps with l hottls Liquid I us
10 Stamps with 3 cans i thljtilld. iiilk.25c
ID Itompa with i can Ialtino Powder ........................... 50c
25 Manila with t hottlo Enrica .................. ~ .......... 2 5a
to Stamps with 1 package Grandmotbor' a Data .................... We
10 Gianna wlth i can huitarlo Poao ............................ lac
10 Itampo with 2 caltaa AOP 0w“! Chocolate. ouch ............. 5t:
70 Stamps with l boitlo Lima Jul» ............................. 35c
................ We
20 Stamp- with l bottio Atlanta Furniture Polish .............. 260
20 Stamps With 1 hottlo untied Ollvao
20 Stamps with 1 jar AAP limited loaf. ........ . .......... 25¢
.............
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124 WAIHINGTON 8T"
Tal. No. 909
lH‘E Gilli ii? iii CllllPllll
OOUTH NOIWALK
Frau Dallvory
Dailvorlu Izso a. in. and 9:80 p. m.
of the now lino and wiahoo him out» seemingly W of the spirit of NW".
NW“.
till name to talu- lu everything Eli
l room they came to fiiof whoa a Pair til Hm”.
.l-‘ Stoom. loo 0‘01“ ll"! "'1 {Telegraph wuon intomnod and the
“it'll?“ 0‘ "ll! till". “I! Willi "II .leirt it: he "tron was smashed to hita
derlvonl a oorlotla mutation at
"W 7 Thu interruption. however. calmed tlw .
Mumford hospital. to lmprorinp I‘Iltld' hours to pause in their limit and they
ly and «incur to be diochsraod from were again captured and‘lod but. to"
town.
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CONNIGTiCUY PATINTO.
The folio-rip; wore isouoti April 25; ‘
inrololioti iron odio- oi A. it.
Wood". oolirltq: at Morita. ”'0
that institution today or tomorrow.
«on.
"Anions lilo lit-sailors" la the this
of a 45...... play to to given by tho
Volume-r molt and ladder contour
ut Norman. in the Nimrod tire hum
Too-tiny and ‘Wodnoular. In: 1 and a.
alum» smith. oi Btamiorti. is with:
tho not.
unmlapouacll. Junior 0. U. a. I.
Java a bailout dance. loot «vanilla. ls
Manitoulin hall. in Railroad plan.-
which proud to ho on. at tho bappioot
and most autumnal oilalro or this
(' laronoo Boll. of this piano continua contractor given in the town. this oral-
urioooly ill at his homo
also alilna. hoiur down with a pain-
ful attack of the rhoumatiam.
The funeral of
at 9: so o‘clock.
ha in Marin! (how my.
mmwwwm
Mr. Doll is
Raymond 00%
horn will ho hold from his loto rah
dunno in m lmrm ottoman
'l‘ho iniofloou will
whatnot thallium
wmoonmnymtmnal
thobualomdomlon rathortlu‘p Wmawlfmmfii
on motion “lithium in tho W! ‘97 and mm who: also
“Mommmmmm
lion Tho duos woo lamly “undo.
and tho boys prov“ to he vary am
boots.
W
*WAmioharincmw
a um mm. volt-ii limos la
MW‘M.Mrmw
WWndellmw
lost our soulful M. a m
Maillot
ilot
WWW
dar.
mutation.
was. bolt.
twill; pol.
' a“?! 0.
M
Thou. ii Mahmud William.
aliasing machin- for sound mom.
boul- W. Oates. Wrist Havon.oom
blood handle and
Moon
Visitor n Earhart]. Hominid UN
writing mathlno.
lock for which
own. Ohio-r. its. tit-lulu. and H i
K. Joana. Hartford. tit-adios and riot
mAm us it. 1.. retail. Now
mm Minor. ‘Jr.. flow Britain.
vein-i. rm Britain.
is prohuhl; no mun within a radius of.
compute with Wilton.
sou level in the vniloy, the hillil rise
.on either aids. all the elevatiotul
ling u southtrly expovum. and afford.
ins in many instances it splendid
:.i' Long isiund Sound.
summer roadrt o
ind daughters who hsvo ptospe
l View York and other Milli cider and
l within the past live mars it until
. inn convenionooa. und many inmilios
maintain a. permanent resident. from
lids) 1st until after Thanksgiving. and
hotd frequent. Weekend parties during
Eddy.
York has hen spending a few darts in
touti. .
Mounted on ii ednclidsy to the similar
'4 lulu at West port.
.. .hv month of tiny.
Canaan has roturnrd to town. !
Wilton
As a purely residential neuter.
75.“.
there
titty miles of New York city tho‘t can
Practically at
hov-
View
vorite
sous
rod in
boon the fa,
litanll. OK it“
Wilton has ion "
her of
a
mired.
ld homesteads have boon purc
Uaod D. D. I3. Six Months-mm i
L. Anne Groman. Santa Rosa. gill” will:
the wondorful D. 1;). D. Frustription
the mild wash that other inotunt mm
in all forms of akin trouhlo.‘
wash» away blotch“ and pilot)! as.
leaving the skin as smooth and healthy .
as that of it child.
ml momma Cure today and hoop it
the house.
that is claimed for it.
hillldTllllEii 505 505‘
ram ” ”
non—p- ”A...“ m...
lug Moot .
This is this pctual exportation
l). D. D is the slowness... cu
Cleanses the skin of all lrupurititauM
Get it 25c trial bottle of this world
We know that I) 0.1). will do a!
W. F. Wigmore & Co. hNorth Milli
tract. Sdnth Norwnlk.
r have desmnded to the children of
team best. liotli rooms and other mod-
1
1
ho winter.
”In.
anMrs. Charles Mann tire on
it: sink lint. .
AAwm4.A..—. l
Mrn Finnlt (Mornstot it has been visit .
or; in Madison. l
Mrs. G. C. M. tiresory and Milli: Mar-
nn (Tirotory were in town on rl‘hurs-
Mills Sally Mldtliellrook oil New.
Eduurd Cnhln who hus boon lll was
lte fotliitd ti 'ti on the night on Mon,
in} and ii snow storm is piodicted .or
Thu Minion iinnd will hold till apron
:sa‘ o Frldm afternoon at the home or ; rural carriers will have to oontinilfl
‘Ml‘ti. .\ W. Moruiu
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Minn (‘latit Hoyt. who lill‘i boon iisit- ‘
'v' cl. Tame-"1nd
:their former owners and haul been DANBURV 30‘ 3 0'
l. * l l . i ,. 'th _
smowde song modern lrlttl ill with pain and Milli. tht'ee-ysnraolth
Georg-e nglovrlm along River. at?
r ‘
Eugene Bronson. foreman in the faoi’
. child
flames with hit him ~body The chi!
clothing took tire tram a bonfire.
Can‘t have pure blood with family it
nestion. lazy llvsr and sluggish bowel;
Burdock Blood
stomach. bowels and liver. and port
lino the blood. .
. post otiloe department to have all the
mails distributed and collected by tho
lrural carriers during May weighed
and counted. the results to he third. ,
iai ted and sent to the dépnrtment. The ‘
mall handled by the city carriers will
harmony. April zs.ms.2reamln‘
with . his clothes whats
noun-day.
cry of F. i). Tweedy and Company.
limped into the street and seizing tho.
in his arms. nmotlioiod tho
s in the implisl in a serious condi-
ion. hot. to expected to recover. lilo.
"Many lilo come from impure bloody;
Bitters strengthen!
WILL WEIGH RURAL MAIL.
An order has been issued by the ..
recently weighed for a week Hill
the work for 30 days
ins her mother in East Wmlls Now.
i
Mr. and Mrs. White. recently of Ao-f
bill’j‘ Pork. are ai'erlng their newly no f
united purrhué in South Wilton.
\ .
The Women‘tl Auxiliary will meet
out. week Wodnrtdux' with Mrs. G. A
liuvonport lnattod of at the rocttm aa-
rimtotnori
o
)lsmhcm from St Matthew it parish'
sic ltiilted to attend the Bibll‘ Study
elm which will hold an all day Mrs
aion in Christ Church. Weapon. Sat
unluy. April 25
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Mrs. G. W. who. who has rowntliz
i-rturncti from a delightful winter
niwoad toss in town this nook. Th e.
itinerary included the Atoms; Glhrnlw .
tar. Alexandria. Naples. Trieste. Vent
lco and Florence.
Chlilaome- 'l once probooeli to a
girl in a tousoriatory “With what
“5 lat of expenairo planlai
nipped by two! F»\Vfllihlil§lon
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ROLLER - BEAthNG
Carpet
SWeepdr
Rog. 3-90 $1 ()8
Saturday
a. K. amount. 'UNDIFPAKII‘
trod H. howl. Homers. both
who. r
(ilaronoo ii. Wiloy. Hartford. binw
FAMITCHLL
noon would";
consul watt. alto 94:3“ on.
warrant. 009i '
m I
«moments.
..
inaw vonx. new HAVEN a it...-
28:57. mo. 1: to sun s- 51:. s: 183,
1:37 10:20a, 10:55:. 11:29:.
National 2
7:52;
. this. was.
For Eye .
‘ Trouble
or new glasses come to us. We sm-
ploy experienced Callisto-{radial
ate physiciiins—~~to eugnlne syoa._
No charge for nomination. ‘
THAMER
ocuuo'ra awn OPTlCIANI
87 Atlantic aqua". Stamford. Colli- ‘
Open Monday t Saturday Eveninn'
Time JTabl‘
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FORD RAIIsROAD.
in Elias! Octohor 2. 1010.
emugm ry 1. um.
«tr-'-
BOUTN NORWALK To NEW YORK. _. .
A ill—~12: 53:, 5: 09:. 5: till. 9: 09.
P. Il.—~18:55:. 1:05. 2:493. 8:11,
5:00x. 5:35, 5:501. 5:40. 6:503. max.
9:501. 10:29.
Bundaya. '
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. 10: 20x.
1 P. M.~»12: 56x. {3th 3 49a. 3: as.
5:50;, 7:00:., 7:12. - 7:591. 9: A“.
10:18.
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A. M.~~~i:49. 5:40. mt. titan]
8:55. 5:13;. 10:02:, 10:05. 11:99:. ‘
11:03.
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3180:. 3:55.1295to51. 5' 12. 5:
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ilziiil. 12:001.
Iuntioyo. 7.
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10:02
P. M.~19. at. 1:0». 5:02;. ll"
riots. 7:00;. 8 than“: on.
can-un—
OOUTH NOIWALK TO NI"
HAVIN. ,
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