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DONNELLY'S ,
StatiOiery Store
:6 South Main Street.
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al'ernooii at o't iork
Le c .s “it lte‘a iii-'elitii: ill the “tilt!
l'iiloid of the
(“ilU‘tll o) the lll\\li\ ionipriziitt', lite
t!i‘!t illil‘— Him “file
‘-i ,i senatorial dlt\‘i|l ~ to no to the
slate. ltt'puhltt-an .oiitn-iiiioii
uwlwgauw will be appointed from this
tor the slate coit—
T \t ‘)
senatorial (!|:~l!'ll’l
vent-iii .lt"! a itUlliliZZlililil will lie
" lindr toi lii'mlN‘!‘ oi lile iiitointti;
but ti'i.ll'.t! toniinittee
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.lo~,ili t‘oicoraii, tie- \\' .'
l.>‘- Rating torp- Ii . i‘ it. w ‘ ti it'l
I‘i- I- torltltli ill ' .l~ \"_i i-l.'!..
Ill-tit‘vt’lll an operation lil ill . lltii
[.m- iitispila! Mr l min: I . it...
more his home in Ulltliv‘lld' ‘1:
it ,.=; ltlt Ill!‘ here “11* iii ilv'l, to:
Ste-iii) recovery from ll.e opei than
10‘" John Sldtllivi‘, i..i ~. i. .1 .3 ._
Will. It 'l'lliiih t!iiilt‘!. In”: all .l.' ‘l
ten mission etet'y Il.:1!il lwnteii t‘,
d‘dt ot Apiti '1 tint. it.
it" Well l' "linliillt! ~t. \J. it)», l U
(L t lipid their reutilai niecliar ill
lie" lv-iis lltll. last Ii!‘.‘..! A 'ttl'th‘
tics» oi candidates were initiated.
. (‘vtwtd oftit-ets from llai'iltit'd and
Tittmnston were present in the lie"
[son at l'ast Giant! (‘onintandet .\lotse.
ithma t'oiniiiaiidci' l'lobi-on and Grand
lain j" r of Records lli :beit Adams, A
fine supper was serted lollouinc the
bitstiths meeting. (‘lareucu'Jnckson
lotteai his \"ictt‘ola for the occasion,
("t‘hlll'll‘ musli- thus brim: furnished.
—7\'ou' old invnllier made into a nice
stickpiii. live the ‘stickpine to a
friend. iiny the latest solid gold inval-
ltll' make him buy it) at Brand's
Jewelry Store Prices so low, from
$1.50 'o ti All solid gold. (‘harles
Brand. So. Norwalk, \l'ashingtott St.
liet.
hirilas Fowler Pris: held a regular
meeting. last evening. with roittin
business. and voted to hold it camp
fire on the tenlhtof Ap:il, the 91h be-
ing Ire :tnnitet'sary of the surrender
p
ot‘ lit-e. All comrades ate invited to
attend George E. Smith, ittljtttant.
theatrical an: l'l, who has for the past
fifteen years been connected with
many of the well-known tlwatrlcal
('(llli;‘.’ill!t‘.\', will, this summer season,
he tonnecletl with the National Expo~
nition slimvs. as special agent. This
is one of the largest carnivals on the
read, -'flli‘_\ill..: thirty cars in their own
They will plAy the New
special trait:
Encl‘ iil. (‘entral anti Middle West-
om States. makinu week stands utv
ccr "w auspices of lodges. fire 'le
partitients. etc. All of the route has
been booked for the entire season and
this ~uitiinei‘ promises to be the best
.for 'e'tte-l annisctiients that they !l:i\'°
had for some years past.
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. The following credontinl committee
0 iwu named by chairman Mathewson;
‘(K into; Bytnstou. of the mo,
zl’hilip Casteliano, of the Second; A
deifl’Ve I lW. Eldridge, oi the Third, Edward?
Lyman. of the Fourth, and Percival
. H. ‘Sherron. of the Fifth The report
, lot the credentials committee showed
"“1195 the Value 0! a dollar. , the following delegates wete present. ‘
, , First Ward—Nelson W Benedict.
AS 315 is the Popular Pnce John o, Milne, Charles M llilo'orth
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Our $15 suits
salute from every man who
George ii Richmond, Lewis .51 Johni
Keeler and Harry Rlultl’. Secondl
Ward l’hiiip Caatcilauo. Geoige ii,
Voeburgh, William Miller. ~William l“ ‘
we‘ve put value into
line that will make it more
l'l‘zitnuizzny. Frederick H. Quintard
popular than ever. 5 lt'v'lll J (‘iinetL Herbert A .‘Jutliew
‘sua, llurry w Mather und mataiul
Third Ward A W Eld,
twice, Henry J liipson and t‘iiarleii
lKetne Fourth Ward i‘.‘.\lt! l'ollard
‘- l Eduard Lycttt and (didiit': .‘lfli‘iriil
iher. l‘ittli \i'uiii llarry if. Sconeld,
ilidwtn W tiodlrey and l'r‘rt'ha! H
Stii'rron t
it c C‘ulitlitliilt‘a iv! ch-t :on .is .«tati
‘iil’lil iition tit lei; .tt.
.l’i)lli the floor as l“iltv\\s
. \M'! ii nsii‘oitt.
,lzitt, \t'ii'lllli‘lll t‘aiiilvc, (‘ t‘ lit-lie
Rogers8tStevens’W ‘ '0
Big variety in fabrics, pat- , m.“
terns. colors and styles.
5,000 Library Contest Votes
for every $1 spent for a suit. ‘
boil hat or derby,
il. illil. lit 19‘” t.tiillilult‘.« rttrl.‘
the ll!)'!l“.~i nittnht-r or v up. i.
~it‘t'lttl ‘llit- tesu‘l oi the vote
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SoutltNorwal‘ Norwail- :liistrtiii 2:; tititiitard ‘Ji. l‘andi.
.12. iirflmntiii Ii. stallit‘inu '1 iii
tellers were Joseph t'artc’, l‘mit
il’ollattl and Percival Shirron l'poii‘
SCARL'TY 0F LABORERS FOR‘ motion oi Nelson \l' lit-iii-dici it “n.-
WORK ON THE ROADS. \Uil‘tl t‘.l('!l tit-lo'x‘alc ut- .il'ioui-J i
_7__ t'lious't‘ his th'll alternate.
[port the detiU!‘!l!lit'!!! oi the it:
toiivcntion, iildwu‘il ll lsitileiis opet.
it the !ii""!'!!“ at the t ion c~iiiitnitte-
Contrartors Say They Will be Greatly.
Handicappedwwinter So Severe All
Pavements Have “Buckled.” , i" 1he norm 9' .it orxtct/a ion l'pin
. l motion oi John W Milne, l'L-iniutitl ll
i it- Mil. oi inhitr l~ Kill“): to he :i (.“m‘, “:h HHMHIHHWI) “WIN”,
tltiiinian l'ercival Fiivirun was him
in] sun taiv. and \‘clson \‘.' llenedict
handitap to iontractors this sprint
and suitiinri'. and road ‘tnildirs ate
ht .:innin; ltt complain, ““‘ re "kw”! treasurer, 1’3 “um"
"li'illh \Ult‘li.
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i 1‘“ MI)” “h” h‘“ ‘ H‘ 1" t'hiitrntati trout stated he appre
m ”I" “‘1'“ “W!“ “1 ”1“ iii‘”“"“ iiatt-tl the honor ot the it-election,
ttillll!_‘. section, when asked today how 'lt'l .el complimented lie said that
!lt‘ p; , Kt‘illli, on “llil mp “wk of thtse iiieiiibeis llaMit'lilll't! oit lllt ‘
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:ipiiitim tia‘ state highways aliotitlU "”Pimm la“ if“ W - ‘itppritiut‘d
l . the squaredeal spirit taut prevul
' " ‘m‘ m” "”1 m" H" “M‘ prob ed among the members who were luir
and honest with e.iih it her. with tht‘
!t“il!! that a big \‘ic'ory was won
.\lr :‘rowe tlt‘chllt't! the campaign wa-
leiu ,Ill.\l new was labor,
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and mm the some labor is demand
wen paying 3‘.’ last Fllllllllt‘l‘.i
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» party lie said he felt that all .dioull
lic Republicans during the election
cotuinu. 'iwliether it is ‘Teddy‘, or
ll . $3.10 and $2 7.3 tor eight aiitl nini
\\'liy some of the ilu!!t!-
in: iontrat-tors are taking our men
and paying as hich as 53 it day. When;
a‘v-oiitrat‘to" a ititin sortie other
tl‘llli'ilt'ltn' will come along and hlro.
hiiii :i\\fl_\ by ()ll't’l'lllK more money.“1
Mr. litinnelly said that the past
lenis a i!;i_\
Secretary Slit-tron thanked
colleagues for the honor of the sec-
retary's position, and he said he look
forward to pleasant associations
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on the committee.
'l‘teauurer Benedict,
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winter was so severe on roads that l ,rmluwd us the man who paid all the:
ctery kind of pavement buckled up- campaign bills that year. said "a. }
ourselver 5,.
"M'iiy there are. places where thoraw a good account of
grunite blot-it pavement has buckled. , _
up We have examined ‘tllll' t‘ ilel“W that was investigating Mr Hill
' , ‘ h ‘ U 1 land We'll do it again. if we're called
warreinte on otir roads that llu\'f‘“uml"'
but-ltlcd tip pretty bad, but an cmni- It was upon the motion of Mr. Ben
ltialioti shows that it is not the fault “'“t'l- ”ill ii VOW “'1” unanimously
01‘ ”1.0 pavement. I think it is u .\tr t‘rowe as it member of the ineom
question whether the contractor cant mg “a“, central connnittee, a posi
he made to replace it. but it will 06,110“ {,9 “9w holdl.
rough on them at that." i The opportunity was not lost. last
What discouraged Mr. limineny'iiight, for expressions of loyallv and
most was that he had started in re-‘hi'¥ll":"gt'_fi speaker mm Judge John
pairing the state roads last week. illldt ll. up)“: Judgp UK!“ said he was
after getting some men to work it con- izlnd to meet with the committee. and
tractor would come along tutti hire he expressed his appreciation of the
them away from hitn. There was aiiirgunization, landing the chairman.
had piece of road in Milford east of! mlttee.
the reservoir that could not be reg "The
paired till it was drained of all the,l.iKlll “NHL "for “Md Republican
writer. lie said that he had a lot toi “'“rki “'r pulling together. shoulder
- . t i. ' . lll‘“.‘ls."
0“ 00W" “1 (it‘t’t’m‘it'h. ill" 1h? WW“ mitiilggulliglitfodai: h: felt certain the
time is auspicious." Judge
”Harry ll. litissintz, the well-known , _
of labor was so high he did not be-. national republican convention would!
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"give us it candidate we can shout for,
throw tip otir hats for, and vote for."
'l he spcakrr called attention to the
lieve that he cotild do all the work1
within the appropriation. lie added!
that h" ““9 up acain‘st it. In" he “I“; critical period throut'h which the
coin: to do the best he could and let I l’nitcd States is now‘passing. Tlit‘
it co at that. E Wilson administmtion 'he branded as
— .zi “grievous failure." Judge Light
“ANDY ‘poinied out how impossible it was for
“'\\‘illie" said. the lPlH‘llPl‘ of thei “ “scholar" without experience to ad
juvenile PM”. “what is the term My. minister the affairs of this“ great
used for-p- government, and he scored theory
. ' q . . - , . land no practice."
.‘f . ‘. 'tltidge Light said, "and “cry man
“"“3 din.“ remif’du‘h“ bright 30““ ‘vrho loves his conntty should take an
i "‘4‘" 39““ iintcrest iti this next election. Pitt
"‘ "‘“" .aside arr special preference, and
—CUT THIS OUT—IT lS WORTH :izivc way to the common good. i am
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MONEY. twillinc to cooperate with the cont»
‘ iinx'T MISS THIS. (“1‘ out this in‘ittee and i-‘vt'tiry Republican to make
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slip. enclose witlt 50. to Foley & Co..i ilar‘ryplil. Scolicld declared he {0“
whim-"'0' ”i" writing your name until that in predicting Republican victory.
address- clearly. You will receive lniJndge Light "cast the shadow he-
return a trial package c taming Foi-' fore." He agreed with the judge on
. lW‘ition's failure ‘l‘i an executive
9“ 3 Honey and Tar ‘0 bronchial‘ “America is not doing as she ought
'coughs, colds, and croup; F0!” Kid. to do. and can do, to protect her cit-
"93' Pills, and Foley Cathartlc Tab-‘henship from little better than "out-
.‘lets. laws." 'Mr. Scofield said.
S id m-pryw e. “The. man the convention nomin-
,0 ' her ates. stand by," the Rowayton man
ggestcd in closing his talk.
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The Republican party is now in line,
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A LL. M ON EY
deposited in this bank on or be-
fore Wednesday, April 5th, will
-‘ draw interest from April lst.
"I OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 6 to 8
§0ufll Norwaik Savings Bank.
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iJohn i). Illlilne. saldvnnd the handsome
Ivlctory of last year should be dupli-
lcnted iit this campaign he stated."l~le
int-tied that the committee work hard
‘to that end, and he pointed out that
what was necessary for victory was
it rd work and ii pulling together spir-
it between all of the ward commit-
tees. He declared the first ward was
willing to do its share ot.the hard
work to bring about success. .
The great value of “sottint’ the
"young voter" was emphasized by
Henry J. Htpson. Mr. Hipson pointed
out that 20 per cent. of the man who
had voted for President McKinley
had passed away. Eat Norwalk. lie
raid. would be united in this can
pain, as a spirit of gooateilovantp
prevailed. _ .'
Clark M. . lily. '.of the f
ward. asked that u soon as non
the bylaw. be mottled that
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. _ _ - . immense-ti scrim
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SULKIES from ‘
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assembly hall or in the city hall.
ered 'so much territory. it was prac
tically impossible
ward voters out. as they had to no too
far to reach the Winnlpauk Club.
Philip H. Fielding said he hiid seen
in danger many times
i the country
administration,
.dttrlnir a Republican
as much for the Democrats. whom he
declared hud always failed. The Rt:-
publtcnns "will straighten things up, .
' Mr. Il‘leldlng protnlscd.
i Nelson W. Benedict, also, touched btfore he was killed.
upon the great need of lining up the i
“new" or "young voter." it take;
three moves to do this. Mr. Benedict
suid.
years more Republican voters have
been made than Democrats. Mr. ‘llcit
edict said. Before that time more
lientocruts came to the front. j
Twenty-(curth Senatorial District. ‘
’lhe delegates from the Twenti-
tt‘piirth Senatorial District met iiillan-
hury. yesterday, and elected Senator
laivcy l‘. llisscil. of llidgcfleld, nttl,
Ailtrt H. Gorhatn, of Reddinz. tit-lin‘
cat-s at large to the Republican statc
convention. and nominated William l‘.l
Bailey as State (‘entrul committee-
inan. The following appointments
\\‘-‘l(‘ also made: Frank Farrell. vice»,
president: Senator Bisscll, permit?
tzent organization: Samuel Davis.
rules: George L. Rockwell. of Ridge
field. resolutions: Herbert S. Flames
of liediling, credentials.
KILLED
FIHEMAN IS ,
BECAUSE OF “JOKE"
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Widow and Three Children Survive
Fireman Killed Answering False
. Alarm.
NEW YORK. April i.—-“Jiist as a
joke," somebody turned in a the
alarm early yesterday from an alarm
box at Clinton place and Rockaway
road. in Woodhaven. Long Island.
Th0 “Joke" caused a man’s death.
An. hour later a man in blue uni-
form stood in the doorway ot’izi Her
aid avenue, Woodhaven. ~
"Your Husband ha been. killed,"
he Informed the young woman who
opened the door. and she becomes a
widow with three children to support
l‘all because my turned in} tire
“m “H M I 1th."
lit irlved at the corner there was no evl l
pointed otit that the fourth ward con ‘dence of a fire. lgnntius Nusch. onei
m “H any “mm“;of the firemen, slipped pit he was;
about to tnount on the roar of the en-V
nine. The big automobile engine was:
backing in order to make u titrn. One,
‘_of the rear wheels of the heavy trucki
but conditions had always been tide ran over Nusch'ii body.
liufllt‘l)’ remedied. "9 could “01 ““y‘almost instantly, the surgeon
whc came with the ambulance.
three children goodby only two hours!
the wedding of it relative.
Within the, past three or tour'____
He was killed.
said.[
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Ntrsch had kissed his wife and}
They had re-l
ruined up late in the night to attend:
Lime-loss in Tuberculosis '
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hledlenl AoloclaIIoI (January 11. i
MINI will [he fallout-gt I
"h lin- been many times united
that In tuberculin-ll or I. the pre- l
tubcn'nloull int-m- an int-renal '
amount or call-lulu tllmel to loot. 1
_ both In the urine and fer-ea. In tact.
u ilriullernllantlon lino been though! '
to In it forerunner of the develop- l
men! of fnlwrrulmilu ' '
“Port-oil fee-ling of tuberculous i
palicntn um! the enormous anon-f o! '
rum- and will once xlve- alt-h pn- l
Ilcnla are not low connlclered ndvla- l
able by n lance number of phyllelana I
who are specialism; II the treat- t
meat of pulmonary tuberculwla.” "
. if tuberculosis is due to a loss of
time from the system. the success of
luckmon‘a Alteratlve in the treat-
ment of this disease may be due. in
art. to the fact that it contains I
ime snit so combined with oth r
valuable ingredients its to be cast
assimilated.
Fetlnwri‘fii'u Avl'te‘ halve urged users of
. t. s era ve to atte -
lylto tilinttltirs of food. nd strict
n on it on to rest and r0 er die
some effective remedial n'izenpt aeemtd
to he needed. and in numerous cases
of apparent recovery front tubercu-
losis and kindred throat and bron-
chial infections Eckmnn'a Altoratlve
hainragpplled tthis need.
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The f :iendly interest of on W and the good will of the
public are valuable meta of filth H. and malarial agenclea in its
continued growth and mean. . | I ‘3
To them we attribute on! a.“ ms
The account of the mun-e a—i-Iau and that of the mud
corporation we cordially val-n“ ~
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