, places along Rowsyton avenue. The
* Nash-y . 1h bled bull . _
{)‘J£‘ i{:* :ftfces,‘lsoo:nl:lng the still: :1
4“th
a
i
Ha‘dfl- d
'lulce for a new ourtwe. l
"V?“ r"?- M "‘
Miss Eleanor Hall has been spend-
ing a few days with her nunt,Mrs. J ul-
lia Connors, of Summit street, South
lNorwalk.
Foreman Horace J. Lewis and force
of men from the city street depart
room are engaged in installing a new
catch basin with sewer connection. at
ire corner of McKinley street and Bo-
wayton avenue. This section has been
very bad all winter, because of poor
drainage facilities ind consequently it
‘h-cl'mx a veritable. mud pond. The
new catch basin will alter conditions
considerably.
MiaAnzlaLRosmeisabletobe
'out again after being confined to her
Ihomo in Rowayton avenue for several
.weeks past by serious illness.
EAST . The large cabin launch owned by
,C. H. Rose, of New York city. is being
goverhnulcd and pointed and made
”on WALK wow...
5 The Epworth League social of the
Rowayton M. E Church which was to
have been held lust night. was post-
poned until this evening. A fine time
is looked forward to.
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES FILED
Anthony J. MPI‘CUl‘ie and Samuel
Lloy, who were engaged as co-part-
nets in Waterbury, and who were
adjudicated bankrupt, on petition of
creditors filed schedules in bank’
ruptcy in the United States court yes-
terday. They have err-partnership
liabilities of $4,747.52 and $4,701.62 of
the amount is unsecured. Assets con-
sist of stock in triple, valued at $3,-
- l
h Mun Campfire Girls will meet
. Illa thmell Cummings, Pine
f 0 lug ll Stuart C. Whiteside, of the Norwalk
‘Tire and Rubber company, and a resi-
dent of Belle Island, is having his auto
.of Corbin make. thoroughly overhauled 500’ debts due on open account, 5100'
' ‘and $650 in unllquidated claims.
land improved, along structural lines.
WvW
“fli'riday of this week, a meeting‘
ARIEN
. Red Star barge, loaded with an.
coal for the Ferris Coal com-
”a docked this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. lloty. of New‘
lYork city, have. taken up their rest-l
"dence in their cozy houseboat for the}
Wm“ Philip H. Fielding is in summer months, having moored the!
W Y0”! at, today intending a dln' A:Ell Cllllfii I: ll ‘1“8 dock'
gut given by the “Electric Underwrlt- “‘
WSW
7 the Boy Scouts, Troup 5. will be
M in the Marvin School.
I Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Jarvis, of
Highland avenue , announce the en-
gagomellt of their daughter, Miss Ms.
bel l.—., to John E. Johnson, of Ancon,
Canal Zone, Panama.
" a.”
The Sunday School Board of the
-mt Avenue M. It), Church did , not
. ”t last night because of the incle—
1 mi weather. .
i
end with relatives in New York.
The postponed social and business,
meeting of the ‘Epworth league of the:
llownyton Methodist church will be
held this Welling, at the church. All
members are urged to attend.
1118 Bay Scouts started on a clean-
” campaign in East ‘Norwalk this
naming. Everyone has been urged to
.m the movement.
Mrs. E. S. Auchiucloss spent
waydln Farm.
1 ..___
This afternoon at 3 0‘c10ck a mee‘t- M“ and Mrs
m of “If, Indtes' Ald Soot-Sty 0f the MIR. Charles Prince and MN“ Alice
M {vinuzhgl.hh..h01luil‘tlh held 5‘ Plult have returned to their homo in;
mulling n c urc par 0” . .‘x. u“ Haven after spending a few days
“1380".
11119 sunmw which was to have been
when Thursday evening by the May‘
Mover Hook and Ladder Company hull
M pouloonod until next Tuesday cv-
coins became there will he Uri” of
h ”on” mserVe on Thursday 9",: was a passenger on the first armed
“ . and 3‘ a large nulnbef of the American steamship “St. Louis," ro-
w belong, it would be impossible ported to have arrived safely on the
“fit them to attend. other side or the Atlantic, Monday.
1
Rim street. ‘ on Sunday.
1
Philip Kloln. son of the late Charles!
chin. well known in the Norwalks, turned ‘0 his home, after u vlsl
.Wltll rt'lutlvm ul lllt.‘ llclghts.
cd from Center strtcl
Stevens place on “Stony lll'ook road.
-v.’ _.._.——
V large delegation from the East Stanley A. Baker is again making in]
no“. It}, Men‘s Class will journey appeal to ‘Rownyton men to join the
milk tonight, where they will new rifle. club which is being formed
to Elements of the Men‘s Class 01' in Daricn. infuse of wur the rifle
flieflorwaik Congregational Church. It club members, having llild some pro.
* ' to be one of the largest met“- liminary rifle practice could join in a
of tho men's clubs ever hold in body, as a more (tflllilclll force than
l'ty. There will be motion pic- umkmpd recruits.
nd a) supper and every one is
have a good time. ‘
. 5
days.
, the Pallsltau
l "The Old Peabody I’m" that will be “”0“
‘given by the Dcft. Finger Circle in the
Baptist Church, Friday evening is a
little play of great simplicity. The
story is told by eight women and nno
man. It concerns the upkeep of the
village church and the. romance of
Nancy Wentwortll, one of the eight
women. The cat-it is made up as fol-
MCMENTOC‘S DECISION (‘ltm‘lPs \‘nn llillo, who u'lls lll
' wade-'01:. Gertie, what a lovely
" ment ring! How 1 envy you!"
“You needn't fear, door. When
tothe point. l've‘eithcr got
filial or Solve it back."
an operation for nppt‘ndlciils, is no
improving.
w...”
house on (‘llnslllut
Mrs. Burbank, pl‘OSld‘Elll of the Dorcas .l‘istol Club when
Society M” “mm“ ing at tho firehouse.
Mrs. Miller, wife of the sexton ;
Miss Cakes
Mrs. Sargent, village historian
Miss Lynch
W To Health By\Vino|
b ilk, lnd.‘——“l am a clerk in a.
find ~‘w‘osull rut: down, no energy,
00d was poor and my face cover
it}! pimples. 1 got so weak 1 had
9 In awful fight to keep at.
Altertaking many other reme~
thou benefit Vinol has restor-
ealt‘h and strength."—-Roy F.
3 Harold Millspaugll has returned
Corps guarding the railroad bl'idrze
second chance Certl'ude Brando furlough with his parents in 1mm
Lobel'fa Brewster, disliking men
Mabel Jarvis. l
Morin Sharp, quick of speech
“Lucile Brando.
Postmaster Fred )7. Smith has
. all rundown. weak, nervous
’ us of man and women, noth-
Ws Vinol which contains beef
good liver peptones, iron woman.-
.peptcmtes and .glycoropllos-
Try it on our guarantee.—
' H. Baxter, South Norwalk, Al-
e leading drug stores in all
west years go
Justin Peabody, the lover Mr. IScofield. post-office.
_Sololsts: Miss Mills, Miss Lotta, ..
ms. Albrecht, Mr. . Ambler.
planting because of the poor condition “pied one of the lirlmlnlns homes
v .
mm
or the Hm soreness i. ruiss' raw ems
Tin general making a very bad appear. T been superintendent of the ll C. Fe 1-
}be retained in that capacity by John .of
augm- ‘llamlllt‘f‘rilltly spent the week.
the
week-cud at her summer home, Koc-
Edwnl'd llllltm'y is again in the (’lll-‘
Marten Saunders, ployment of Wcslvy Wood, the local;
. Misc lluloll Knapp t‘llttll'lt‘llltlfl Mics
wnh Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall. of Lo. Veronica Courtney, or New York city
l
’l'tlltrr Dllttdulv. of flown. hill: to
Fl't’d Stevens and lll'illll)’ llil'i'tl mov-
to the. add"
Mrs. William l‘iut‘h. of Long Neck V
Point, has been entertaining M's. Sio-
pllcll Hoyt, of New Cannon. for a few
A son was ‘torn n for days ago to
Mr. and lltn. :‘lltnlllrrlun, who occupy“
properly on tlrnt‘lo
I
serious condition lintl, “wk, following
Ground is bring lll‘nkt‘ll for it new
street, Noroton
Heights, adjoining tho lltlll't‘ of Gro ~
. M w lows; or C. Raymond.
it “’1 RH“ MW“ Render Mrs. 'l‘iebout ~ __
‘ I .MM‘ Baxter, the minister’s wife i Several uddltldml nlt'utllurn wezo
‘ ' Marlon Jarvis. 't‘ecelvod into the llllrlcn llit‘lo il'ltl
it , held it; mec-
'lllS post a: one of the Coast Artillery
The “YldOW BUZZBll, willing {.0 take a ,NPW London, anm. enjoying two days‘
,nloved from the Noxmr nlock. corner
Eoi’ the Post Road and Mansfield liven
Nancy Wentwortll, whose IOVer went one, to un apnrtlllent in the l’ooley
Mrs. 'Scofield Block, which lsuuorr confinient to the
Mr. and Mrs.‘l]arry Holbrook were,
in town a few days ago, looking for it
Some [Rowayton residents are com- summer home ill Xoroton. They Occll‘ less treatment.
‘1
_ ». ml.» -. .. .
Job 2m Wed friends and we. grading several dam in town
rtlntires from Home"; on Sunday. visiting friends and nelzttires.
Miss Eleanor 3‘. 321'351‘3 is recovering
Robert lchhistler. who has long one: an operation of awmfiiciiis.
. "‘9
2., All; uses», a (at: par"!
:hnm William; llsr's‘hfrm 1
John H. Davidson and family, uho
have been residing in Stamford for
some time past, are now occupying
their residence on Richmond Hill.
Robert Davies is filling the..poaition
sexton at the Congwgational
Mac-Cormack. the famous singcr, wk; Church.
has recenly bought Mr. Fleitman’s -————-——
Prtmerty. The latter expects to locate Miss Melville firing was the splat.
inland. at the northern end of town. of Mrs. Maurice King, ill Sta.mtord,Fri~
near the location of the new Country day. N
man estate on Long Neck Point. is t1
Elbert Whritenour has severed his
connection with the Adams Express
Company in Springdale, and has a po-
filtioa in the Stamford Rolling Mills
Club. ————-—— at the same. place. .
- “Ted” Crawford spent the week-end o. _ ‘
The fine weather of — Sunday with his brother, Joseph, at Sierra A number of persons from town are:
contemplating attending the euchre"
and dance to be given in Mechanic’s?
Hall, Stamford, April 18, by Matauba
lodge, L A. to R R. '1‘.
brought out a number of New York College.
people, somcyho have their own or W
leased houses. which they Visited and Walk“ Woundy of Norwalk, substi-
g‘“ directions for their opening tuted for MailCerrier Harry Dixon
soon; and others who wished to lo last Thursday.
cute here it they could find homes
suitable. It is evident that Tokene‘se Mrs. Mansfield Tom's of Glenbropk
and the other shore colonies will have is visiting with her daughter Mrs.
a good season tllls summer, for no Ceorgo'l‘ Smith
fear of” submarines creepiuq up tho ' '
inlets has yet seized the summer col‘
ony, apparently.
I Miss Miriam Masters underwent an
operation for appendicitis, at the
Stamford Hospital. Thursday. Miss.
‘l'z‘sters is getting along nicely and;
her many friends wish her a speedyl
recovery Dr. White is in attendancel
Rev. and Mrs. Barrett of Roxbury.
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her:
mall Schneider.
m Ex~Sclectman John H. Bellrc is vie:-
Col- E. D. Aversof Nommnlleivbts. lting with friends in the Adirondacks.
has been induced to instruct a number ‘
of young men of Noroton Heights in hm“- ‘H- E. K91” Wine“ on his way
lcompally movements without ants, friends and relatives at Hartford for where he spent several days with his‘.
Twit‘h a view to their being mustered several days last week. ‘ is a student
into a regiment of infantry. These “W”’"
young men feel that knowlpdge of u]... Mrs. Edward Morse of Hartford has
duties of lion-(’olmnisslonvd office 5 08-911 Spending u couple of Wet-ks with
might assist them: The colonel is 31 WlflllVefi in WW1).
exporiouced officer, and ill a short “Wm—M“
wit it
lson. t‘arl, who
Hams College.
A surprise party was tendelwd 10‘
um Ethel Dawless at, the home of her}
parents, Friday evening, by a number;
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§Tilli A. J. ANGEVlNl: u
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The FREE
let us show you why
‘°’ “ “w “m... lii‘..?f.i’.i§‘i§2f”§li;’fthis is “18 best Si“ lift?
at wu-lMaehine made.
SON C0.
The Noyesllomcstead on Park street 0f friends. Various games and 0”,er
_tlme will get these young men ill
M” sorts of amusements \vclve enjoyed by,
proper shape. The use of the “points been undergoing repairs.
us] of arms will follow, Col Ayers tlulon is now occupying it. pull until a late hour. A dainty spread
,”erred in the Chi! War from lS‘il-" . ‘wus prepared.
Inn an officer of the infantry in 3. Con- The Unique Sowing t‘lnb met "‘1“.
ucciicut regiment, and also served i.l Mrs. Horace Johnson of Locust avenut-A
the “IV!“ on Friday afternoon. .crator
_.__.._,.. — cllll ngc
Miss Edyth Woohr. former chief op!
of the local [Glepllone cx»
spent the week-end with
Miss \Vocllr is now
ford exchange. and
—~__.-——-—
llrr. James A. Macmillan preached friends in town.
3
l
M“~WWJ' “a, ‘
1' ‘ lunch in chief of the Strut
i ill the Methodist [L‘plrtcopal t‘ ‘ 1
. Tn‘ r main-fluid on Friday evening. is giving excellent service there, be»
3 ’ El % I ‘ MM”... int: popnlllr with patrons of the M‘-
i m I William Davenport of Brooklyn has PM"? company.
I: I been visiting at tho homr- of Mr. and M > .
; Ah A‘N { ’Mrs. John l.. Davenport. While attending her dauglltor,‘ who
i l w... 1. "WW...— 1is ill with scarlet fever, Mrs. \'\ esley
l a ll. B. Davenport of Brooklyn, has Webb accidentally burned her right
at hand quite sm’ort‘dy Thursday, whirh
”net-ctsitlltcd the ill‘lmcdiate uttuntion
—»—»—-— :nf ll physician. Although the burn is
The next donor of the Old Lang'very painful. it is hoped no further;
Howard Wood has I‘lllllal‘kt‘tl in tho sy'll‘ Club will be held in 0de Fol-.troublo will result.
lows‘ llltll on 'l‘uosduy cvcnlnu. April} .
‘- élllllmlllllulll' é
o-aA an un- '40 an»
boon stopping it coup!n t2!“ vruclzs
. Mrs. la'uac Ncsllltt has rcturnod his country home on Potllls ltidge.
from her visit to llldgct‘icld.
t wagon-pointing business. J
Miss Alice Flynn has born visiting
in Bridgeport. New llm’on and other;
\V'il' points of interest during the past
; Mr. and Mrs. (‘. L. Davis mutated
to Long Island City. Sunday.
; Mrs. Christian Miller and soil,
ll plus lulu;
'ltluu. have been on tlloulck list. week.
HOW WE CATER r0 1
OUT OF TOWN
TRADE
Realizing that the V15.-
TOR’S time is limited ts:
attempt to handle his or hf.“
work FIRST, thereby enabling
them to catch an early train.
We encourage all our pa-
trons to make our place their
headquarters while in town.
We especially SOLICIT
REPAIR WORK by mail, it
will be returned same day re-
ccived.
Prices that are an invitation.
THAMER
"The Three-O Eye Service"
Oculloto. Optometrists, Optician:
82' Atlantic Sq.. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. to En. 1891.
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l , . . Eat Leas Meat and Take Salt: for.
. M . . C. Rn mood of .\cu I .
Mr and rs F ) Bucklche or Bladder Trouble y
Y0“ CAN’T "ND ANY ‘ *York m-c-wivd their summer (‘flllflge‘
d
l Uric acid ill moat excites the kid-l
. '. 0 or he week-cud.P ,
‘ on Railroad nonue ‘ t lloys. they become overworked: get,
llllllllllllf, All) llllR
, 7
9
ms Willi till.
~-——~-—- . d fell like lumps of;
l M male 1. home from sluggish, ache. nu
Scbntltr 1:th h lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the]
his studios at. the Flower Hospital,
. ‘ bladder is irritated and you may be
N . rk, o 'i 1 his Easter vncn- ' ‘
ow ‘0 col 3 It: obliged to seek relief two or three;
tiou. ’times during the night. When the]
no enter kidneys clog you must help them fluslll
at off the body's urinous waste or you‘ll
be a. real sick person shortly. At first ,
you feel a dull misery in the kidney;
lrcgion, you suffer from backache, sick;
Nnrwnlk headache, dizziness, stomach gets:
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheu:
mutlc twtngea when the weather is;
bad.
. Eat less meat. drink lots of water; ;
has also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jud Salts; take a tablespoon-_
ful_ in a glass of water before break-
fast for a. few days and your kidneys
_._._——— will than riot fine. This famous salts
l
1' The B. an. Swim; Club w
save Your Hnlr mm it Thick,w-vy
' i lint ldn 'Muclnt re
Glossy uud Beautlful at once ”med le M 88 i y
'V' r lo on rk strep Mondu v~
5 Try as you will, lifter lln application h“ 1 me Pl t‘ n
‘of l’lundorinc. you can not find ll sln- enlng. '
gle trace of dandruff or falling hntr‘
and your scalp will not itch. but what
will please you most. will be after u
few weeks' use, when you see new
hair, fine and downy at first—yes-
but really new lutirwgrowing all over
the scalp. ' . ‘
A little ll-mderine immediately dou-
bles the bounty of your hair. No dlf.
fercltce how dull. faded, brittle. and
llov. Walter McCl‘nlln of
will be the speaker at the Lenten aer-
vlees in St. Aloysiu‘s‘ Church tonight.
de’y evening.
Harold Gregory of Stamford
been a. visitor of his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fairly, of Sem-
inary street. -
Beef Iron and
Wme
White Pine and
Tar
w...—
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elia-W 81:.
Phone. 533-1533
Certificate. and Cannon Frat
Camp Whippooru‘ill at Lake SlscO- is made from the {acid of grapes and,
wit was 'vlsitcd by several members lemon juice, combined with lithin. and:
recently with it view of getting It in has been used for’ genemtlons to.
shape for summer,
\
scmggy, just moisten a cloth with
Dunderlne and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at ll time. The effect. is imme-
diate and lunazlllg~your hair will be
light, fluffy and wavy. and have on
appearance of abundance; an inronl.
parableluslrc, sollm‘Ss and luxuri-
nncc, tl‘fe‘ bounty and shimmer of true
hair health.
Get a 23ccnt bottle of Kuowlton's
Dunderine from any drug store or tol-
10
at
Miss Ethel Bird returned to nor ualizg the acids in
home in llluppuoun, .\‘. \'., utter spend» longer is it source of irritation,
ltlg several days with llrs. W. V. llolt ending bladder weakness.
of Richmond Hill. Jud Stills is inexpensive, cannot. in-
- jut-c: makes a delightful cffcrvcn'cent
Lewis Saunders of Waterbury l‘D- lithia.wmer dl‘lflli which everyone
turned to his home after spending should take new and
let counter, and 91‘0"?- that your hair several days at the route of Chief of kidneys cleunnud active. Ilrugglsts
is 38' many and soft as ”MY—“M it Police and Mrs. Otto Schmidt. ‘ here say they sell lots of Jud sons to
has been neglected or injured ,by care- . . folks who believe m overcoming kid»
A 2-’~cent bottle will M” Michael Coleman returned ‘0 ney trouble while it is only trouble.—
halr.——Adv..her home in Ridgefleld, Saturday, at- Adv. ,-
r‘~ thus
for I double the beauty of your
, .
“ .-.,. r M
f Br km to...
Mum-m '1 mucus rims
\?
4A . I
SAT, uHo Avmmrzo
You CHlCKEN my ,
595‘qu or nus Twp
WWW? t‘MoN, ‘ '
snv swell), THE
um leaves-
LM or: ottwn .
" swans: Stun-l!
HEY, umm's THE
1125! G THIS PRAY,
, \5 THE BRWCE I
r'otc swore,
ls Ynm’ HAND
'PARAn‘zED ?
gull/V; .
-~-‘
k“
/ \\- .
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s»
clean clogged kidneys and stimulutc‘,|
them to normal activity, also to ncu-ti
urine, so it. net
then to keep the .
M ._._ ..._-
Baby Must. Have
‘ His Daily Airing
Our line of Carriages, Go-Carts
and'Sulkiesin a wide choice of.
finishes, at'prices ‘to fit your
pocketbook. -
Carriages $r3.5o to $40.00
GoeCarts $8.50 to$21 on
Sulklcs slugs/to $l2oo
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