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8580.4an tooonjurc with. in t. to N hold in the Methodist 1911.
WI Wu] limit is ‘aa oint-icupat church, on Friday events];
w M forth." The cunmittee 5.1m- time was spent in sewing-
Iill take time in awarding the con]
tract with a view of securing the nest :
inhuman Gogom
product of the attained glans art
28¢ Doz.
colt». execution and imperizhabllily.
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" 'v te lble Stud t‘tu‘u M‘ywmsi’ , B-Yfl‘l W
in um. i...“ evening, with Mrs. Joseph ‘ In: mg... 33,,“ out my rig NEW roux. Mart-ii ti.—Sam Lang-
.Taylor. Two ”('3' members were add- Buter handout a m mtg.“ m utifiiord and Hairy Willa cake- walked
led to the Class. The ladies areplutgm‘ mg, (I); skin heater that has tlu'ougb ten rounds at the lliuaduay
join; 10 have the PF“ 813:1?” I“. 3 lion so many fricnds in South Norgxmziiug Club. Brooklyn. last night.
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6’ No lain ' g \. ;hnrnorouis entertainment in the chart walk. ,Keither man i“ 33-" decided ‘dl‘m'
. _ ' ' > AMEN a ‘el of the M. it church. Monday even-E it has been found to heal not only tugp, although Wills landeithe more
\ ’ ‘ ( ling. March 20th. After the busineniail minor skin troublel. such as him blow ans-l tum b.‘ :' narrow umsim ‘ ‘ ’
m. —— ‘ i . . ~ . .
r ) ' __ ”M41118 several lrlhh songs were am} plan. blackheads, herpa, BUN» scaly on points. ltc worked it {kirl Jt'll to! ”my“ “a" my. mint-MING“ hum
WM MD l ‘by bliss Gladys Milli. and may. you}. scalp. complexion blcmfllflfl. “(‘th i.;tii;;foid'a face “l‘lt'll ataited a ilow.‘ ‘- I. ‘0! over 3’ ’Ie: ‘13,] ll "Elliot-non“! “fight Ill“!
‘ t l 1 ‘ tintgs “’c‘le giten by Miss Ruthfteel. piles, H0. bl“ ”‘0 the '0’“ of blood. I m] “Deflation 3130.3“:113111,” ‘
n B \ 0R0 01‘ ! y'ltiont- ‘50”‘5‘ ulcers, 0' 9"“ chronic 8‘19"“ 'l“ I' [list round w'» F\r‘ll L l' " .
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EAST l. -‘h— u .“n'- ‘ . [and mm mm- There 1‘ :et to 1’: lll’lll.‘,{ tacit tillltl out In the second “conwrfflurlmfiuT.nd_“Ju “It“?
i . Um— itowayton )‘ounfl man is minus “Wild any form 0! wound or been“ ‘ ’ '.\ his but a clear lead and worked liis' m'mem'qut "- “I ill a“ endanger m in. b -
.~ .-_ A. <5 {MI-“x . . - . w Wn—prer] Kai-“a ‘ [m
-— ~ ’ ll Pair of perfectly good tan slit)“. letting the skin or mucoul nicni lelt to the head with an oeeaslonall “we I”
Ira lt't‘l‘stin. of Greenwich, and a brane that Holrara doe: IN '39an and
we
L “ NORWALK
Emmy of friends. motored up to Now
;ton to an afternoon tea in spite of a
.bnow (all, Monday afternoon.
l
Albert Preecc, 0! Fort St. who has
uncovered from an attack of pneumon-
Ia, is able to be about again.
(lat. Holcomb. of Connecticut, was
a visitor at the Soldiers' Home. at
-—-'~——- I. H . .
John ("imp of St. John air I la iiig. lhe gotemora flag was iiying
attuned to his‘ home with an attack during his stay at the. Home. and, no!
he lctt, it was lowered and the Cult-
‘_____ led Staten flair war run up at half
San uel Meade, of Bridgeport, is via- mum in respect to Fl‘lillt‘l.‘ McBride.
i'liiu with his parents on Edllc avenue Who was found dead on the Btklol.
{Cf . for» days. ‘Post road at holotuu.
of the grip.
11,... mg "Addie \'-2d" lb today .1 A number of Villagc linproveincnt
New York, from which port abe will Aarociaiioitn and ('lilt‘ ll‘fln'Lt'u
tou' .» barge [9 Stamford. _ ‘throucliout the country “homework-
finganniestly to butter and beautify
Raul“ business in being inputted their home towns llatc hem waging
'Noroton Heights, on Saturday Ulul'll‘
"l“itfl‘tb) hangs a tale. Last week the
,skatmg on the river here was fairly
:gtod', and several of the youngpeople
lot the place enjoyed it. One partic-
fular young man had a pair of akatea
which Were fastened to a pair of
which, thus it was necessary to
:tl'hllgP his footwear when he wished
.io .10 akuting. This he did, leaning
illls tan shoes on the ice pear tna‘
;rti.(ire. That was all right. but when
luv decided to go home he, at court-m,a
Worked for his allot"! and. what was‘
flu surprise. to find that they had .lia .
{xi-prut-d. This is not the Ira! thing?
'th has disappeared here lately, so
llt' was not so much nurpriaed. The;
young niitn, much disgusted. then}
." mic tl tour around the village (Tyillgi
‘to locate his shoes but when last rail
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its action is no quick that those who
tight to hit opponent's midi-ill. .
Lttnpford warmed to his work in the;
l'zhtnlrofithfirayrt delighted “lb it third and evened matters, getting iaai
in spite of Wm“ curative—pow ‘l‘l'lo‘h' of hard smashes. From the.
e”. the price h trifling. To convince third on one round was a rcpt-tition.
every one oi its merits. Mr. Baxter "f “i‘ Pri'dVW-‘b'm: Wills WW“ 193d
'm acll a liberal-sized jar for 25:. uilh his loft and Lainglorti would:
M remember that if you do not think ”‘5" l": seemingly lo ”3' and end."
it doea wgfii claims, you can get mattcra. " .
your money back. You certainly can Toward the end at the alalr the:
allord to try it on this plan. .CI’OVId joined the referee to hit: at,
__ .- ._, tempt to get action by cntrealing the'
visiting Sunday. Mr. Holmes was nut-'lwlllcrti for a knockout. Wills mmedl
faring from an attack of acute lndi- to have too much rcapect for Lang
geation Saturday and went to bed lord's right. however. and contented
early. Hi5 mm. the widow of Rev. himself by breeziiig in a winner by a
Levy Holmes. was awakened early lit-Ml. , -
Sunday morning by the groana of Mr
Holmes. and nndcrrd what aid abi-
could. but he died in a few minutes.
DODGERS FULL OF GINGER.
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1 the meeting. this afternoon. 01'th AllCi't‘SSnil campaigns liltillnzl tlir will)” 9d hey were M ll among them ”He us “'le l” “ w.“ and two M Shape on Eve 0' Departure
haven Aid Society of the East Ave- link. up of the hide-unit
one I. 3. church.
Tomorrow aitcrnoon the member:
d tho Woman's Auxiliary will meet
with an. mmm Hendrick or Cove
M0306.
(’Ulllllltr‘H‘llil
:aigns along our highways. The t‘itit
‘lieatiue. oi liarirn and Noroton. bio.
lltlllil hlti't‘ been nupplnar when tlic
mammoth commercinl blllbolrtlh were
-put up quite recently on the Post
"rand. hour the Soldier:' buryiny
a - . large. number of .
'l'btre were ‘ \er) ground, thus adding to the. iiuuilit-r 01
local (aria who last night journeyed
toBrtdpeport where they Battling P:;,,??;dumad‘y lini:aled upon the
Kai-s of thin city soundly trounce Bud p ‘ man “8 ' e lghtful land-
Palmer. scape. as well as a highclass resi-
__ dcntial section.
Today being: Ash Wednesday Iar» ""
Vices were held at it o'clock this morit- EUCHRE PARTY IN NOHOTON.
log in Christ Episcopal church. Ser-
floes will also be held tonight at 8 Holy ~"M “NW. Entertainment
o'cltclz. 'H* “"0““ by 10°. 0009“: Weather.
“White the severity of the weather.
The pol and lunch room formerly Monday night. nearly 100 persona
conducted on l-iust Washington street gathered in the Norolon ' Fireman's
by William Smith has been closed up Hall for a euchre and danca. under
5, an attachment placed upon the the auspicea of the Holy Name Soci\-
atom ”“6““ by Deputy Sheri! Ed- My, 01‘ St. John's Catholic church
ward B. Danni there. Dancing {allowed the card
pli-ylni: until
Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks, pastor of the w“ furnished
hat avenue M. E. church. was the
speaker last niclit at the evangelistic
urvicea which are this week being
conducted in the South Norwalk Cou-
gregotlonal church.
with plcnty oi' “pep.
by Dugdale'a orchestra. The decora-
tions 0! the hall were arunged by
Paul Harrison. Jr.. and Miles H. Gob
den. 'l‘he cominlttcc in charge Were
W_ Thomas (loldcn. l‘runk Haugney, An-
"lndia" was the tonic interestingly t'wny Cm“"‘- ”“1 "'"mim. Thom-
discutqctl lihl night by Mina Mary '3 Boyle, hm” McHnlc, Jam“ 001-
Saundcrs. Mm Sounders has but to do" ““1 Win13!" “OWL Mr. Dolan
oently rcturncrl from amino work in """d “5 announccr '0'" ”1" (‘an Plat."
ludlai. 'lht'rc WMJI goou-> sod :iele- “'5-
gaténn present at the lecture. ..‘ 1'“ fOHOWllllt won pn‘zcs: M's.-
..— Mary Boyle.p_incuablon; Mrs. A. Mc-
‘l‘he following appear» in the latest, Ginnlit, flower vase; Mira Mao Watei
issue of the Town (thrcliman: 'bttry. book; lint. William Golden. but
The Selleck Memorial Window. 10! cigars; Miss Margaret McGuam-
Thom inn. llt‘ml‘lftll Scrliitnrc which “,0 silt'tir hat plus; Mitts t‘ritmnr,
reads: ”The glory of children are brx of candy; MN.
their lathcri." if the founder of Christ and pot; Mi
church pariah iu’ay lic called the fath- Moi) l’ryor.
or of it. that Scripture is brilliantly M.»
tultllled in tho lme and appreciation
Mic}
in which the Ru ~"vtrlea M. Selleck. . .
banal . . i- .
A. M.-—tlm mr‘ult father—43 held by l Waterbury and Madcllm. . at.-
«to uni.» church tamiiy which i “"1" “WW9“ "’3‘ "mm" c’” -“
the lnstruncnt of gathering together. Web”: Mr. M‘““"”"‘ box 0" cigar»;
His “0“ ticserved and is about to to- John Golden. goltl chain; William Do
ceive a beautiful memorial which will 1“" snlcty razor; Edwin Mclhrnulu.
last as long as the church—lasts. It rtari’ pin; Thomas Boyle. ten-mci‘t ci
will be llit‘ placing in the chancel wall 3"“ Fiank Haugncy. shaving “1N4
what ot'or ht, ‘xtyled the ‘Sellock llam- Wt" McGuam book: 8- Rom.
orinl Window." An ediciont connlh !‘ l‘P- 30h" Roddy, necktie: A. (‘ann
tee of adieu—viz; Mesdamcs F. It. WU!- RSh tray; Richard liolloranmeck
Wheeler.Piault Clark.R.(l.Handrlcks,“l‘t': lbseph Crane. ink well? James
8. W. Kelley Arthur R. Morebouae, I'niioran. knife; James Cannvnn: ash
G. F. Smith. F W. .Sturdevant and 8. tray ; Miles Golden. aemokarol and a
N. Wood. Those. ladies are worklux' box of rolls
Jrltb an cttllzlnlasm which promlutra
an undoubted «ticcess. They report ,, ..
that to subscribe to a Ballad: them
’~ A ‘00. NORWALK CITIZEN COME
TO THE FRONT. '
H. llnuglmcy. nuns
as Long. hat pins: Mm-
nu‘niaturc toilet Bt‘l
J-f‘fit phino Waterbury, pic! urc:
V- by ‘0‘ 'fl"._
. in
farms Friends and figuration a
Hla Exist-lone. '
g. cm, .Souttr Nor-nit raddeatl
m read what a neighbor Iaya'
“(testimony can ~ be relied upn.
on his own wort: -
39h Bout. lg 8mm St. South.
and“ ’9”: '7d'm 1"! “‘9; int; Kati, Crockett la in emis‘ad
7 n nor: an m _ pitta, 1min;~ been summonedthm
- . mmx' W 3 .31” the dams.- lllnoal at her sister.
M: "m“ -. m. ’5 iron-3W"!!!- " ‘
Jpflyjad varlou mm at. ‘ . -
.‘_
has been ill with the grippe. ’-
lr. and In. Albert Johnson no.0
moved. into the John W. Punch
place. which they recently purchased.
done much i'tifllllltlldillilt' work, but i"
midnight:- The musicI
liar.“ McGuaite. lint pins; Mind
‘Charlea Gaga, of McKinley place. '
it Thu young Acntleman theae days;
initt-ad of looking up its he wcllta
Utltvng is alu‘nyu examining the loci of
itlicse llt‘ chances to meet, However.
ftlnic if a reason.
Cos Cob. Darlt-n and Winated. take a
back seat. The cow that “tings hor-
aclt to aleep.‘ at Wlusted. and the
l'nalry hen." at Dariea, who "laid tnati
eat. on the table and upset the'milki
ttl‘kkt‘." and "Aunt Manila llcan's nld
low cut “Mary." who climbed tho
Black’s old hound dog "manna." who
wait frightened by them! of a dog
wood tree hitting him on tho head
and then fell in the ciatorn and wu
drowned—these are all out at (our
niaalon with this our story Jun: raw
.ccttod from Rowayton. A well-known
Warmer up there writes: "i read alew
day. ago. that this is the tune to
prune gnpevlnas. and. as l have.
.many In. open, l at once started tel
cut them back. and without think-
ing. I threw the stems over tho fence
lrto the cow lot. The out month:
i found that my cows had eaten all
the long ends of the grape vlnea [had
cut oil and thrown into their lot. but
i thought nothing about it until I
con meticod to milk the cows. l at
m-ce noticed the peculiar color of tin
milk. I took a ample of it into thi
house to aha my wife. 1 was much
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mum 9'? uric-«iota.
Antonio
trial
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putrywlllow tree. and Uncle Jet'
back to their proper quldo. last oven-
lng. taking two out of three guinea
from the Palace team. on the uptown
alleys.
to say the least. as evidenced by the
thirty or forty spectators who gather-Von edge to be“, women," tralnla
ed to cheer their favorites.
walk boys attribute their comeback
to the proprietor o'f' the’ alien who.
hum Mice oi million. “
'murdar. conducts ti «mm
“a held from r‘ablc'e undertaking lor’Daylona. .
children. in Bridgeport. The Mimi HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Mart-b u.-'
win" today. M"._ My), "om.“ is ONE more day's prnctit-c literc remains
almost heartbroken bv uia doublo '“T "I" lmflvra. it will be taken to
‘3‘“, and la ill N her home. Mn. marrow morning and tomorrow night
{vhum llolmea' inthcr had died leaa Jack (occult: and his colleagues will
say gwdby to their friends and leavel "
than two woeka' ago at hia home in
Norwalk.
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The Not-walk bowling «Mina
for Daytoua. Fla. Gooniba does not
intend to let Wednesday go by with-'
out the usual workout in the morning
on the Whltunston Park field. in‘
the afternoon Chaim will play his.
final game of golf on the local night-g.
out. He will be accompanied ashore? ‘
totore by the Dodgers who have prom -
tiled not to put the Jinx on hint ‘
“There is no denying the benefit we?
have received here." Coomba said;
today. "All of the men will ariive lu”
Florida in excellent shape. The baths!
have done us a world of good and tbol
practice we have received bu put till
The guinea were interesting,
The Nor— grind with lots of ginger and deta-
lninathn.‘ ~
no doubt. in not able' to speak above
a whisper today. no «neatly did he
encourage the boys to "bring home ”
the bacon.” Raymond came through
with high alnxle and Km high
three stringi- for the Palace team.
while Rose received both honors on
row night. between . amuwmt and; ~ I
Norwalk. at the Wuhlnaton street.
the Norwalk side. {The next game at
the city eerie-it will be played toniory
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What is CAST ORIA '
Castes-u Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pan-
gcs-i Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
eon In neither Opium, Morphine nor other llama.
"but“. m age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm.
‘31 alloys Feveriahnesa. For more than thirty year! it
ha been in constant use lot the relic! o! (‘0an
Money, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles an
Diarrhea. It regulates the Stu-och and Bowen,
cadmium the Food, giving Lraltby and hat deep.
“W's Panacea—Tho Monet's Men 0
mum: CASTORIA ALWAYS
BeautbeSignatureol
0 .
In Use For over 30 Years
Tho KIM You Have Alwaya Bench!
T”. QUIT“. acumen. "I YOII .NV
u 0’91“.” § £105qu '
Gina tho INT— VALUEtorYour Honey
lurylhlb-Cdt-bll. lulu. 'n-ulflh-x
AnyColoraodStylc szctoflflperpuii“
mutation-aunt Sauna-Moat...\
.
NEW roan
ELEPHONE
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worried. thinking that something _ -
dmhdful was the matter with the alleys. Lineup luatnlglit: '
cows. When I showed it to Mrs. Be, Nor-walk. .
she took a null! and then a taste and Hooker ........... ,... 91 — 93 ,
at once aaid: ‘Wby, William Borden West .................. — 100 m ._
that is Just pure moo-Juice. No cow Rona .................. 93 115 88 .
over me that mllk.‘ i had to take Paollno ............... at as — - i
her out and pmve it to her by letting Balcom ................ 107 95 as ‘ 1
her see me milk another cow. and all Baningoeo ............. 90 109 86 ‘
ahe aaid was: ‘Well. William. you —-— —-—— —— E
must have only pruned the N in 484 507 (59 g.
grapes. for it lit kinder whitish or Palace. . é
minim} " Raymond ............. 89 87 102 , ;
Latham ........ l‘ ...... 9 3 81 89 ;
v.~,\’ - v Kvanoe ............... 100 95 96 \ ~. .
' 'l'mdway .............. 87 97 86 .
WESTPOI Teal .................. 92 101 1‘3
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up «it 461 468 > LASSIFIED
, _ League Standing. . . _
‘ AND ‘ _, . \ Wonylioat. RC. .
‘AUGATUCK Norwallt ............. 10 5 m _ VCI’tlSCantS accept- ‘ ,
J’alacc. ............... 7 8 .467‘
"mitt-wick .......... . ii 8 .333 d h f
--- ,. .— 0 er the p one . or
Friends of John Miranltl. 0! this I e V , . .
town, were surprised today to learn Gals “[8! my “1 ~ ~ . . -t 0 t1
ltbat be was married. in Greenwich, \' ' ' .' g 1' I ”I '6 la 6 111361: on 1 n -
'to Miss Annie Orlmka. of that tovm. s-[op “NEW“: AN” X ..._
”" ‘ ~ ic‘NTINEL
Hiram Nash. of State street. died .. = T H E S“ v.
at the home at his daughter. at Coni- mm mm W _. :
'po. yesterday. The funeral arrange- ‘ . ‘ .' ;
mm have not been wompleted. «4 ~ —-= . ‘ l
a. w... w- m "in...“ :2: v" . - a
m samlm. F "'l s ‘n 11; “W9 ‘ ~ _ ‘ l V l"
mella Delano. aged "0. cm Inuit lalr W143“ ‘ vy.tiut!y, 25 words 1 day 25C ‘ g
l.“ tinnitus. "lion's-:3. by Rev. ltd-“m ii.- huomanoft. inc _ *. ;
miab 1. mm. at t non-noun am‘u W‘s; a mug cirr- '~ --3 times 50C i
llc church. ‘ . “ hair _, ,. :2
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