“permitted are those.
Tim’s EVTIVFL.
SOUTH NORVVALK. IVIARCH. 18, 18 I
A 121;-lb‘b‘l FINDING.
Under the above heading the Stam-
ford Advocate this week very justlv
says:—
The soldier s hospital hoard II ho h: he
been investigating the complaints in
relation to F ItIIh‘s s Home. have arrived
ats very odd conclusion. There were
occasions. they find. when the food
was insufiicient in quantity and not well
cooked. but these occasions:were the re-
sult of spcic Il tImporary czIIIsIIss—a
suddenly Increased draft upon the re-
sources of Ilie institution for bisrd and
lodging which It was not in a IonIlItIIIn
to meet at once '1 heIe \\ :Is. to i. "an
inexperienced personemployed as cook.
but this “inexperienced pIrsIIn and
the other difiieulues had in on reIIIIII II IIl
before the IIIIestIgation bI 331m. So
much for them. It \\ as III id» III III: II the
Charge concernin r the personal deniII un~
or of the steward towards the Inmate s
Was all that was left. 011 this point the
board fin is that "since the accessioii pf
the large numbers of soldiers to the
h0me‘“——in other words when a good
many more men were ussignIIl thew
than there was room for. and \\ llllt‘ IlI
steward. in additlon to his usual (lulu-I.
was superintending the erection of new
buildings on the grounds of the IIIIIIII. , s
in those circuIIIinncI-s Mr. 1‘. llIIIIII‘s
‘Iirmness‘ and ~‘gIIIIIlI-IIIIss ‘ did but ab
ways fit in the right pIIIIIoI'tiIIn. and
therefore he ought to bc leIIIIn I I1
It is a poor. t1;Ibb3‘ and bIIIII~‘ IIss re»
p irt. as mean as \lllt‘ll-\\‘i2ll:‘r
nobody and nothing
I’elhani's dischage. in Its IIpolIIeI- III- and
Ilcpl't'catory Way. \\ 'IlllII lit the saint-
time it suggests reds Inable excuses for
the charges against nmnugem-Int
which It finds true. and plainly indi-
cates the exceptional and IIIIIIpoI'IIry
character of many of th‘c-ni almost
necessarily IncIdIInIIIl to the disturbed
and transitional p. l‘lIIIl through which
the institution pII’ssI-l dIIrIII; lust Isuni~
nII-r. lint the t‘IIlllr‘lllllllliliI and moon»
Siltent character of the n p It! Is most of
all revealed in It : eulogy of the trus-
tees who have been IsII-ntltiously for
l‘elhum all along.
It must be evident that It‘ l‘IIllIIInI Is to
l lame the trustees \\ ho lIIIIII put him in
t “h II backed him up. r II~I I1 his s :Il. Ir3
Sim II the iII3I-stI;IItIIIn be mun, IIIIl IIIn
tillue to this hour to :th llllll tip it I on-
tidence and :Ipprovab the Irusnas. w.-
ssII'I cannot possibly be lIlznnI-less If l‘IIl-
litttn. “liiclt they endorse. is s 1 until fur
the position that his removal Isczillcd for.
No. but lien. t‘ouch. I \ Scllzllnl‘ llIkI'I
auditenj lI‘IitIlI l'l‘Il I Illt‘ not to in light
13‘ censured {or foul Mn 3 Iniel- . not LII-I
it. liut soIII~II “III in Is 3.: It I IlII :I 5-. IIpc-
goat. and “ ho sin I: ll i: IIII l III p Ior I I l
haul. It rooks as If tl I III IIIIII. lil‘ in III—
bor had brought forth IothIng l‘lllpl‘lll
absurd little mouse after all.
and jII~t to
II n c IItIIInIIIIIls
his
ils‘
lu-str'nting SIIIIIlII3 'lrIItl‘u. ~
Governor Lounsbury has signed the
bill restricting Sunday railroad trIIllic
in this state. and it goes into ell‘eet in
June. It ends Sunday excursions in
Connecticut. but does not interfere
With the morning newspaper trains.
Notmin can be run for any purpose
whatever betWeen half past in It. In.
and 3 p. 111.. excepting In urgent cases of
necessity or mercy. Before half past to
and after three oclock. the only trains
to quote from the
first section of the law. "carryingthe
United States mail. and such other trains
or classesof trains as may be authorize
ed by the railroad commissioners of
this state. on applicition made to them
(in the ground that the same are n Ipur-
ed by the public tiIcessin or for the
preservation of freight.‘ SIII tion «1 Is
aimed squarely at the Sunday I-xIIur.
slou traflic, as it forbids the Izirrying of
any passenger for less than the regular
fare collected on week days and no IIoIn~
mutation. This will be rough on some
of the commuters doing business in
New York and living III Connecticut.
The bill is a compromise measure agreed
upon between the railroadsjind a com-
mittee of clergymen who have been
pegging away to secure such a bill for
several years.
(-raded Assessment \ «III II.
At the special meeting in New Haven.
Friday evening. of the Masonic Mutual
Benefit association. the recent. vote In
favor of a graded assessment plan of in-
surance was adopted by an overwhelm~
ing majority. and proposed amendments
{tithe by- -slaw, recommended by the do
rectors were voted 10‘.) to 10.12‘olloIIIInI;
are the important provisions under the
new arrangement:—
The present members of this associa-
tion shall comprise class .-\.
In order to further the benefits of this
association another class is hereby estab-
lished. to be known as class B, with ben-
efits for $1.000.
»An_v brother possessing the Ipialitioa-
tions enumerated in article two, section
two, of the by-laws may be eligible to
one or both of these classes. subject to
tho requirements of the ll)‘vlll\\'s, Any
brother who is now: a member of this as-
sociation may be transferred to member.
ship in either one or both classes A and
B.“
Rum and The Soltllers‘ Home.
Speaking of the recent killing of. an
inmate ot' Fitch‘s Home the Stamford
Advocate says: ._
"It has come to be a recognized fact
that whén‘an unknown elderly man is’
killed by the cars anywhere between
Stamford and Norwalk. an enquiry at
the Darien Soldiers? Home is liable to
disclose the fact that the deceased was
an inmate.» there. This emphasizes the
need of some radical reform in the disci-
pline and methods of the institution, es-
. pecially regulations which will compel
men to stay in who can not be trusted
out. to where the demon Rum lies in
wait for them at every corner.
In sentencing Arthur Godbout to three
months in the house of correction for
crying “scab, J udge U tley took occasion
to any in response to some severe criti.
ciiums or the police by D. T. 0 Council, the
ddendnut‘ s counsel: The government
are rests on a theory that whoever
wants to work shall have protection in
their work. , I do not think the police
should be criticised for undue haste In
this matter, for the trouble had been go-
ing on for some time before any arrests
were made; disorder exists and it is bet-
tér tau Check it if possible by a few arrests
helm it becomes necessary to use a Gat-
ling gun. for that could easily grow.
lea must be protected in their work: it
in their right as American citizens. It a
man ounnétwork when he wants to we
had better return at once to an original
Mot barbarian).
' l‘JI'IlllllII \‘l.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAKSI
Session of the Grand Comrnnuder‘y of the
State.
The annual sessiori of the grand com-
InaiidI ry C onnecticut Knights Templars.
was held in this town Tuesday. the ad~
dress being deliverId by brand CI. -In-
mander Fied ll. “”aldIoIIof .\I \\ 1133‘ In
The to‘al IIIIImbI rsl.Ip at the IIlII‘mnlz “f
year was 1.3115. hurts: the wintI r
months s1xt3- four have in en knighhd.
Twelve numbers have diId during the
\\IntII months. of the IIIInIbI r lt\ II
We III cImnectI d \\ tth \\”ll$lllll"liill colu—
Iluandor3. in ”1" \\ IllIsJ. tioodsi ll. tlcorue
Illardy Lucius 12“.. Hunt. Samuel FI
MIl‘IIrland. and \Villiani Toohy. The
total membership at present Is 1.32“»
lirand t‘onnnandcry \\'2Ildron III his
address gave an account of his steward-
ship. 1n I'Irtn‘lusion he said: "How
well I have performed the duties which
have been entrusted to my care since
first you called me Into otlleiztl position
“5 grand Warden. to the present time,
you are to be the judge. l trust that
you will ca~t, over my faults and short
counties. \\ h: it« \ I r Mn 3' In: I3 1I:I\ II been.
the bro Id III. Intel I t In Is IIIII Iind iInI glib
ly chIIIi t3.
The I‘ lt‘ t‘ (it‘ll «I! I‘llit‘t‘rs rt'I‘lllll‘ll as fIil~
1033‘s:
II. t‘.. t‘harles l2}. llIllItigs of Hartford:
1|. ll. i'II t’iiarlIIs ll. “Hire of New lflllI
Il-III: H. II . l2“rIII1 Spencer llf'\\'llll’l‘lllll‘~\'2
(I‘ I‘. (L. ll‘:l1..lIIII‘IllllI‘t‘IIlV.‘Illilillt‘ltHVn:
H. 1'..I‘II.~'IIIllII 1I‘llllllltl‘NUIVI'lL'llZ‘i. .\'I
\\'.. Christian Swarm. of S Ioth Norwallt:
H. J. \\'I. .1. ll. \VIIIlrnrin III“ l‘.llllllil‘}l
grand lrt‘iislllw‘i. \V‘IIEIIIIII ll. liigby of
litlslng-Iirl: :I‘IIIIII I‘III-II'IbI'r. Joseph K.
\‘vllt‘t‘lt r of llaIIIIII'd: II. N. l ti. llt‘l‘
rlcl; \\'Il.~‘un of MI-I'IdIIIiztl. 5w. ls I llitgll
Milling of lfIIIluIIport: II“. \\'. .S. lill
lines of \\”IllIII;IiI!;II: (LS. 1.. 11.1ohnwn
III‘ \‘éw llszI il.
I..III I3 35. It.
The III‘I‘IwI-Is II. n Instal—
I\|frI~d .\. Hall of \“I‘l‘ll‘lxllll.
:IssislI-Il by \ll“"r;.:l' \\7. \Valgrovc III“ .\“II\\'
York. The (Hand I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I'3' on on
\‘llilllIIll III” .\\”:IslIIII:tI~II I” IIIIIII;IIiIlIIr3‘.
voted to hold Its IIIII\t annual I‘IIIII‘EIIVII In
llill‘l'i-Ill’xl.
Anion; llll‘ knights present at the I‘t"'
.‘llIIBI \II-I’I- HIWI-rnor l. -llll>l|\ll'\' and {our
ill“ live l1lt‘llll't‘l“.\” of his stall. Hey Mr.
Anderson ,»I' _\'.~II\\':Iil;. t‘IptuIlI IQIIIIIIII \‘f
llIIIlIury. .\. _\. llzillI pest grand IIIIIII~
iII:IIIIlI~rIIf Vermont. ll. \\”. \\':I‘I:I'III'II.
pus'. gluinIl III-IIIIInInIlor oi“ .\“I‘w \“cIkI l‘.
ll. 11 I\‘~I\‘ I-t Nt’\\“ 1.»:IIlIIri. Nathan llIlIc-
mun III“ \\':IIIIrbIII23'. ll. \Yltlt’fi. lIIIIIs IIf
MIII'idenI lZlII’. llIIIlsvy of .‘lt‘l‘l-lv‘D. 1C. .1.
MIII‘IIlIIu. Arthur l‘. l‘IzittIIn
IIf'lil‘IIlgIIpoI‘I. 5‘. MI llrIIIIson I.I“ll:IiIl“III‘Il.
2 l‘ \s'rsnnu _\I II.
_\IllIII:' \VIII’IlI :I 1:
Voltage Incl IIIcI
Mrs. IlIIlll'I-v . \\‘l. I h Is
:I l”:2\\' lll Iziths \‘IIIIIIV. l:
lii‘lill‘.
('Ipt. t‘IIiIltlIIi‘s \\ IfII bus} III :1 w: :I
IllIliIIIiigtlIII llI-r ll-
III I\ Imp-ad In;
Your persons llllllI'Il \IItlI
(ll\l (“hutch IIII
and two by lt’llt‘r.
\lr.1‘.l”.IIIclIII':sloliIIIlIl :I new house
on the \\ II s tjmr: ro: Id. 'l In lIIll & \\‘Il~
lIIIms have the contrac t.
The L'IIlIIIs“ Aid Society Inc! :It the
home of t‘hurlcs Simons on Henry street.
Tuesday evening. I\ very pleasant t‘Vt‘ll-
in); was spent 7
Mrs. Sarah 1?: Ills still has III III r pos-
sIIssII-II tlII.I litb3‘ left at in r lII-use some
time ago. As 3ct no ( luII Io the c mm s
parents have been found.
A special school meeting was held last
Friday evening; and the result is any-
thing but satisfactory to all parties III-n-
cIIrlnId. It had previously been It. cided
by the district to reinstate Miss Mclir'iIlII.
but the object of the meeting was to
tind some way in which she and the
teacher hired In her plaI‘II should be
paid. luiniediulely after the vote rIIiII~
stating her some immaculate brain con-
IeiveIl the Idea of adjourniug and It was
done. probably llluklll: it IIIII‘Isszity to
call another meeting before long.
I_i :'. lII'I l‘ll
Is l-lll“\‘l!.1,\c
11" II spew-ice;
l‘l Is II IIII’IIIIl
Itsly
5! I ~l \VIII23II ‘I'tllll Is
MI-IiiI»
probation 11>! Stir. l..3'
'I‘II‘
IllitlllKSIIll‘.
.‘ll>§ l Innia lirI mind. of I‘m I-kl3n Is
Msitin ' in r aunt Mrs. lo. M b- -Iis (III3'II r.
M IstI r 1‘2 l\\‘In lloyt Is slowly recover
lug from his scvere“sickuess. lie was
kindly rI Inc IIIhIIrII IIl by mime of his
sclIIIIIlIInItIs lIIst S Iturd: I3.
List Saturday :itli Inoon some eight or
ten IIIIIIIIbIIrsof the Y. 1.. it. t‘. called on
Miss Mamie Alberlson. who is a lllt‘llll't‘l’
of theclub. but who has been contincd
to the house for some time and at this
writing she is not much iinprovvd.
The lrldies‘ social circle met last Thurss
day ch-nIng at Mrs. Thaddeustiuyer‘s
as stated last week. and \\‘II are Informed
that It was a very soclublo gthIIrlug.
Some new members were IIIIIIIIlI-d. the
goat bein'gthen in all Its glory. Some
of the ladies say that they do not care
for any of the degrees. The next l‘ll‘t‘l‘
int: will be held at Mrs. .\3‘I2es‘ on the
24th of this month.
Arrangements are being made to give
one more entertainlnent at the Chapel
before the fair. It will be a musical and
literary. and no pains will be spared to
make it all that can be desired In the wav
oligood mitsi‘ and enjoyable readings.
The musical talent Will be mostly from
Norwalk. Stamford and New York. and
will consist of cornet solos. piano solos.
mule quartets and other attractions. The
date has not been fixed as yet. but It will
probably be near the 5th of April.
IIOVV'A‘TON.
Mrs. Frank Lynch of Harlem has been
in town during the past week.
.It. Ackert of New York stIIte has
moved into the house opposite the depot
owned by A. L \ anderhilt.
John Judson of this place is to start a
hat factory in Norwalk before long. He
will get up hats only In the rough.
Rev. H. A. Delano preached at the
Baptist church “”ednesday evening to a
large congregation. His discourse was
very entertaining.
Mr. ani Mrs. Thomas Darling of New
\ork were In town this week and pur-
chased a lot of Theodore annes upon
which they will build asummer cottage.
Ephraim Tliomes has purchased a new
horse from Mr. Parsons and it is said to
be a ‘I daisy.“ The boys will have toget
tip and dust themselves, for this horse
has lire in his eye and is said to be full
of speed.
The meeting at the school house on
Saturday evening was not very success-
ful as far as numbers were concerned.
but the citizens have taken hold of the
matter of sidewalks and something defi~
nits will he arrived at before long, The
present good condition of the roads
should not cause them “to lose sight of
the fact that in thc‘future we will have
stormy days.
AT THE (‘HITRCHEI I
The religious St!‘\l(‘t‘S at the Metho-
dist Cbuich on Sand 33' last were deeply
interesting. The morning congregation
was large and I III choir of twenty per
sons. composed largely of converts to
Christ. poured forth It glen: as volume
of Song to the praise or (lad. Ten per—
sons \Tt‘rt‘ baptized :I.IIl :I l‘lllllllt‘l‘ III-
I‘IIIvIIII on prI-iIéIt:IIn. A: the sI \‘rll p. III.
,l
servnc thIrII was :I gIIoI. Ianxgregntznn
and a. lllt‘tdlllfi In “Inch than was a
wonderful til>plizytlf .:I\‘in;. p met. Nine
or ten persons L'nIIIt :II the altar for
prayer. SIbeIIEI “Ill be di~
rIIcIIId to IltII salvatton ot“ the people.
The subjch for the 10-: ”Ila III. service
““1” MI “The (In :It \\ I ik \\ lIII ll Is living
None at the Methodist Church." .\I
seven p. III. the stIleI‘t will be “To
Dance or Not to llIIIIcI ; that is the
I‘ltiostion.“ Tuesday I'VIllilI: of next
\vIIIIk there will he :IgI-nernl religious
service at 7:3” p. Ill. Also. ll II II \\‘t':tlllt‘l‘
permits. there “'1“ be jIIIIIII I~ sIIrI'chII-I on
lhIIIIvIIIIIngsI'It' \\'IIIinII.~Il:I3‘ and Thurs—
day. llr. ll. \\“. t‘l.Irk “'1“ preach on
the eveningol‘ the 23d. not the Rev,
John l‘eggof l‘ortchcstcr on the even—
Ingof tlIII‘JlIh. .\ cordlal mutation is
extended to the public to be prIIsIIII at
these services.
MTV lt‘ i-s‘
Tllt' .s’IIl'ViI‘ .‘
Iisuul. SIIIIIl:I3
at the lidptist l‘l.lth‘ll :ls
Inxt. Murillo: sI IIIIIIII
upon the SII:I.l:I3~.\‘IIh‘IIIl h». n f- r the
day. l‘:\'r‘lllll‘..: sI-n‘IIII- young; . .-piI‘~;
IIIIIIIIIIII: at TI 43, S IrnIIIII at T I l I II
Subject. “A. li‘ll‘l“tl\\' l‘rucc. -l-I\IIIII
goodness >llil tIIIIIII." l2‘IIllI-IVII1 prob.
ably 1:3‘ lupl‘sul. The hunt»; people's
:Iss zI‘lIII Iiri \\;Is largely IIIFIIIIlrIl Moll—
IlIIy evening. \V- dues-113‘ I-vI ll II: ‘lll‘
pssl Ir :IriIl yuan; "Mpg. lI -l.l :I 'll III:
”I: 2£Ulli2 \‘:.I lPlllI‘I at l2“I\‘II .‘lilt‘ 1: I. l“.
'l‘lIIII's lay and l‘“rIIl l)“ I \‘I mugs now. I-
'l‘iII- 1!:l“'l st
is still ;;o -d In: 1 the ~llllll of \I'IIIlI‘ tip III
lugs III: the iIoIIII- I ‘llI IIII ii.
the IIII2IIIlII rshlp,
lining. fisln‘ SIIIt‘rlul‘3 1". I\, 1.2I\v~
l't'lzt‘”. l‘l llIII‘tllxlIlI \IhII tor the past ten
3IIIIrs lzzis ha :i I 1 34.7.3 .1 lIrgI-lv In l'I'\ .\;.l
Worlt. l‘2IIli ll‘I M Issaclxnut‘s .II II III this
slzltII. :Is~lIiI:I Ii tluI l' IzItI islzip :5‘ tin-
lllt't‘lll'f“ II! I? II I‘ ll_;lI :IIIIInal I'hIIpIIl
IIII \\'IIl:I-‘~IlII3‘ :ItlIIrImI :I :IIIl t‘\t‘!llll'_!
lIyr-lllYllMliitllt‘r tlI-I church. He Will
I‘IiliIlIlI‘l i1 iIlll fI‘l’ lllt‘ III \l ll‘ll Ilil) 8. llt‘
\\ :Il gun a l§I~lIlII iI' aIIIlIIIL: {or t‘liristiaos
I-;Ich III'II~I‘:III-I'II at {our IVIIlIIciI :IIIIl
III’I-;II'lI Inch Munoz; :II Ti?" I‘cl IItlI.
Monday :Il’IIrIzIIIIn :Iile I-IIIIIII.__':I and
I\‘ I'IIIIIIIII’ I \I‘lilll‘,“ I \II Hui. ”l'I--III. rimw
(Ll-lt‘l'llfl' 2i II: I‘“ or IVIIlI'clI llII I'I- oil! be
sIII\:IIII I I} III-I III‘III Is II!“ the I\IlIlI.IllI
SI‘le I l. l5 \\l~ I‘ll 'iIlll *\ :II‘II ‘lti\t‘IIIlI
SIN-III: III -III 2:. 1-3.3 llt- III \Isié l-II :I
\‘l~lll\‘:lll.‘l\vl I.I-It 5:; MI I IIIIII=I2II
\\‘lil [II-:u‘lI It'. lI-Ili \nln‘: :ilh >vl\‘II‘-~.
'l‘li» llltfl-lIIl“‘IIl I12:I-I I‘ III. Isz‘IlsI III~
\"IIIIIl to Ihc lfl‘dllfi‘w'l lilIII- ll I:IIlIII5;s.
.\il :IlI‘ llll‘Il'Il' lII liII‘ I‘lliil‘ Si‘l'\?l‘r‘.~‘.
\\ hose .iIIlII s to l‘lllt I \"lllilt".\ .s 33151 p: I‘-
Ilil! lln-tzi lII :II!I IIIE. Ml‘. 1.1“ :I III‘II l:;Is
Iz-iIII- fI'--III w l'\lv s :I'. \\“II;~:I»Il .‘t’n
Wound.
rt-
i\\'Is!
\\ lo re a gloat \\'I ll; l\ \lill
lie and v. l‘l‘
Incl :2: and plums ”Al \\ Iii lllnl wily
gun IIIw lllIl‘I’lll‘ to rI\‘:'\‘IIlI \
spI IIIIIl sIIrvII-II \Vlil bI- prnvnlcd tor Silo: -
Il;l32 afternoon. March S'ilh.
lll
gII-«s. Is liIlIIIIIIl lt‘. hIs
‘I
illl‘
.‘ll' “NI ht I ‘s first LII Itll- I'.
In an at: II III pr on d in ll:.rpI rs \\” I I l.-
13 this “II 1..“ rill In b3 liIIIrcII l. Mun-
s. n. tlII III :Ip pi Irsa f: It sInIIlI- of the tirst
lIItII r \\ r:tII-n b3 llI nry \\ ard 1.. IIII lII l
\\ lII-n hI- “.Is the 3IIIrs old. it n .I .s:
Iii: Ii: Sistitit:
\\'I- .It at \\tl
M: I has III)! a baby
”‘lllt IIltl Mi“ llIts gill r2\ lb \‘5.’
\I- \\ ISIqu-gs IIIIIIII l.:u\
\\”IIiIIIIsIl. I3 bill p'IssIId IIIII ll:
pro\ IIliIIg that“ all‘ Io: Ins and Investments
b3' $1I\‘lllI.:sl :Iriks In 1 IIIII I1 Slat s b I-IIls.
of tli. s stI No. or In tlII IIblIgIlIons IIt :in3
of the I Ullllllt s. loo us I III. s.
and sI hool tll‘lrlt‘l<tlf tlIc slalc. Hl‘ III the
bonds of any «If the stalcsorcitics \leI so
bonds lliiil Rs are not album It b3 l. I\\ to
pan h IsII. in: I3 bI IIIlIss- Il \\ IllI loans n} ~
on II IIl l‘l IlI~ f r the purpose of III 'I r
mining the pIopI III In of loans 1. Ip. lll: d
upon \lll h I IslI llt‘.
MI. lI IIIs II! this city favIIrI I1 the ball
and said the money In Duvllqui ltlllks‘ did
not escape I-aletloo. Tin-3' [lilil I-\‘IIr
$‘.‘I|o.lhlo last year. and that ill‘W'Slt‘tl III
real estate loans pIIIIl double taxation“
it Is true that the 'rt‘ must be II I Ih. Inue .It
s In I time III II II Ition to large Ii. posits
lut lIIIr reg: IrdI II the tIrIIposI Il bill as s Inc
and hem liI iIIl llinks oould not In\IIsl
III bonds at :3 pI r cult. and pay four 5 er
cent divnlcnds
\
,ll
”.2st
lIIIII I;Ii,;| s
SIIIIp of I igs.
M Inufui‘ltlled only b3: the
12h: S3rup tI .. Sui FIIIIII‘Isco. (‘il
Nature s 0“ II True 1. I\ Itiie 1‘ his plI as
sant t‘ IlifornIII lIIIpIil fruit IIIIIIIdy III. Iy
bIltadotho1i.lllstI d. Simple bot~
tles free and large bolt. I s at lit l\ c I his
or one d Ill: Ir. It is tlII most plI IsIIII
prompt and IlTIcIIIe rI‘InIIIi3 1mm ll to
cleanse the s3 stem: to Int on me 1. Ive r.
Kldnc3s. and 1m“ els gI ntly 3ct
thorotitriil3 . to dispel Headaches t olds.
and levers. to cure Constipation. Illill—
gIIstIon. and kindred ills.
I‘IliIlII‘nia
Is
AIM [cc to Mothers
Are you disturbed at nicht and broken
of 3 our rest by a sick child sutl‘erintz and
crying \\ Itli pain of cutting teeth I
so send at on Ie and get a bottle of
.MlIS. \\' IstIoWs Soo'rnnu \‘IIII II Ioit
t‘ IIII mun Taarnno. lts valueis inI-sl-
c Ill: Ible. 1t \\ Ill relieve the poor little
sufl'erer immediately. Depend upon It
mothers. there Is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and diarrhocm renu—
lates the stomach and bow els cures
wind colic. softens the gums. reducIs
inflammation. and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MIIS \\ INSLoW'h
Soormso S\Rl‘l' FOR l‘llll.DR1-Z.\ Tumu-
no Is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and belt
female nurses and physicians in the
L nited States. and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
2.) cents a bottle. Sill-1y
PALM EI\-ln this cl t3‘ M mh id. .lIIlIIiG.1’alIIIIIr,
aged 35 3ears. ll months, and .. da3s
SIIAI SUI\'-ln this city Mart h 12 . John “K
sou. aged 33 3mm. 4 months. and 9 da3>
(‘()RSOI\—III this city. Monda3. March H of con-
sumption. Alfrul C. Corsun In his 37th 3I-sr
WOODWARD— At Sound Beach. March II. Harriet
II. “ oodnard. daughter of the late lhnjsinin
Ford in her 52d 3cm. (Fr IIIII-ral sIIrIIII s t t
the church. Sound Beach. mx-t Sunds3 utflp. m.
House and Building Lots
At Auction.
“'illhe sold at auction. Saturday. April 9 1%.. at
11 o clock. house of 16 room Suitable for sum-
mer boarders. on corner .slot. 100x180 feet. “itha
laroc org-n frontage on tide water at 12‘ He Kile Riv.
er Landing. corner of Norman: road.
Also Building Lots on the eminence east of
above premises. For WliCulan, see
II‘IIR. PE NOT“ ER.
2; EmOBDEG.NI J. Mar. 8,188‘I'.
Ir
Slim~ “
Board “hinted. -
3’01 AG 1363 desires room and boa-d with a
private family Inquire at this ofiice.
Bout For Sale.
\‘FW ‘21 foot sail boat forfle“ rhea
* s A
Farrincton‘ s Market, South Nut-walk.
I" ‘
anquire
1; ES
House and Lot For Sale.
1101 SEoII list iland strci I con SIS i it": hutccn
1'\|\‘Xl15.\\l'll ll! l'll‘tntlllUIllSI 1‘. \ llll l L:
‘I 1‘ I~ 1‘ I‘lll‘lb: Hi It itlI tll\ “an r and
mod with thI ~IIIIIII Lot 24: HI on II [III 11
sIII-ood bIIrn \Iith stall.- and a \ur‘IIYI 3 of good
llllll ln‘rx ll'St'II \l :L‘I “luxx ‘51s
3p; III to (I ll_ s'll-1\ E\S.
2o llaxi ‘snd st . sIIuIlI Somali:
III :IIle
can be
\
“ rusted.
'.\I\”'l ED. It “ennui to (lo tlII hot: SI- work of II
‘mI‘lH f3!“ l\ Apuly at this office III address.
Lock lio\ -\. “ South Nor“ Iilk. t" I
Tin-01h) Ila).
(Vow! T: lll: ItlI3 1113 for .35.. in 1,,ij “
' ll III 1 I 11\lIll
"' Bel IiIII 1‘2o III l‘filtn
vwfl
l’unn Ilium “'uulcd.
\Ill \tI‘ than ‘1“ or ‘20 yr Ilrso'd. IIIprI .IiIII‘Id
I
-\
\\ III :II III IIIIl fIrIIIInI' '] o In I Inc AprI‘I
Ad in» W, I .\.\I\t\lls.
If l‘l\\ \l‘. h llnI-r.
For sale.
as two. 1 I I. re of [I ' ‘
‘1
VB Iltn :II \orII..
“ arrauil for at §pcciul (1|) )lccl-
lug.
MIIIIIIs UIIIIII. .
\o III XIII: \\ Al x. I l .\l:IrI':II 2125i. 114‘} I
H II 'iI‘rt.I!I
l-Ill. 3 \IsI 11 2:nII-
:It'd II! t‘otil.- ZIIIII.
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l.
orIlI-i Iif l.
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‘.. Cl”.
I‘LI. (out: .
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5
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Life '
\\” F.
551115 llll.
_.. .., I
I In]: ! I\f
- I l. .
.‘ ,I’Is
The Connecticut General Life
llhll IIIIcII t‘ o.
l”llthlI\ll llll l”. Agent.
I‘ll .\ I); \\ \t I\_ l l‘ tillt‘i:
ltlu.\l. I) N' l‘ \' I‘ll
Sale and Exchange Rooms,
\\ \sIII\II I u.\" Is'l‘.
\l. l. \tl\ 1““! I)“;
lRMUURS BURNER BRRF
Itest t ‘IInIIIId Tomatoes :00. per (‘IIIL
Spcl‘rl‘ It llzirlic‘s lyill‘tl by the lJlll
llc. per III.
Sperrv ISL Barnes Hams 140 lb.
IDA X I I23 I. I.‘ll0.Vl )I II} I" II“. I“
\V' nut-Ina. ton Strccl Brldgc.
Rum}. “hurrah“ .2
3! 1's [(3 l 14:14] ..
Saturday March 26th.
\l<\'1l.\”r2l2. .-\'l . l“.\lIII\l.\II' Al“
ABBEY a
lull l l r2 \' I“\\l\llllil
UNCLE TUMS CABIN CD.
Ii
s,
v
l nifortncd .Iss Bands
\\ liltc and t‘ ulnlml.
t‘ IIIIpIIIIy In Existence.
The Unlv ll-Iuble
\ SlrI et l‘IirIIdelI‘iiIIII lLIlly at l‘.’ o ‘ck
l‘upular I‘I i! c s III
:If. and 3” t‘ts.
llI ‘(T\I‘\l ~II:I'.~ I:I=I\ Ht. 5 I‘
Adi-fission:
t‘lIIlIlI'IIII. ‘33 t‘ts.
I- III: llI-3Z's Dr‘s: $2.43;
OPERA HOUSE NORWALK
S‘l‘l lltilIZS .\ t‘tlIIlIHIIIli. M“IG'I\‘
Sunday eve‘g. Mch. 20.
C. H. PRRKINS’
UH: n51 \“lllIIlNlAN. TEXAS
Jubilee Singers.
.\ Genuine Slaw
\\ ill gih‘ one of their plI ssingcenccrts. comistiln:
of IIII r 20 pI-II II s of the most popul air
JUBILEE MUSIC.
The 3 are I'IInuine I «don»! pooplr‘. emancipated by
1‘ re sident I III: oln‘ s Proclamation.
Pric IIsI t‘liildn- u under thI'-l\I l'i cents.
AIlIIIIs-ion ls “11‘12' RI :I nod Suits 35.
LYCEUM THEATRE
.NEVV X’ORFI.
(‘OS‘YEXIEXT T0 GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
” Fourth Ave. Cam to 23d St. and Fourth Ave.
DAV] r11. ’r‘nonuav .‘lana gs-
“The most charming ThIatre In the. world
Curtain Rises 8.15 Saturday Matinee a t 2
)Iiss II elen
DAUVRAY
And her Comedy Company.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT W. R. HAYDEN.
In an entirely new Society Comedy—Drama. entitled
WALRA LAMAR.
Seats Reserved by list! or Telephone. Prices—All
Reserved—500.. 75c” 0!.00, 31.50. 837-“
\-<: ‘
BIIIIII. i
llPFfi
MHHLI‘ 11..“ lilo-IR.
A fall due of General
HARDWARE.
burden Tools :1 Specialty.
Perry’s Brothers Hard Bil Finish.
David Crockett Spar t‘omposilion-
THE KELLETT’S PLANE IRDN
:.:; kI-I-ps sharp
rd,
Somethirc ilt'w, It IIIII-ds no grunt
on 01; Stat I-
Lin 5615111 R51 Tran.
R5555 05511555 55515515le
Agent. for Longman
& Martinez Pure
Prepared Paints.
Thu pIIInt is ar-knowletzcil lo lIIIIIIpz-ul If not sup.
rrior 3o IIII3 prIIpIIrt-I'I pain? in l!.-.I :IIIIr‘III-I
llcl‘cllllt‘i‘ the III IIII business
lIIII‘IIlIIlIII'I- conducted by Frank
'8, Reed. will be run by myself.
and MI'. llzu‘l:3’ Bennett of
Soutlipiit't. :IlI cxpi‘l‘iclll‘ctl
cutter has been secured to take
charge of that IlI-pIII‘InIcIII.
Fresh lllt‘:ll.\' of all kinds “all be
kept constantly hand and
every IIllIII‘I will be made to :It-
lt‘lltl to the wants oi“ our I us;
Mom Is in I .IIttsIIII tot‘3 III: IIIIIIII‘.
\\ II wt ill IIIIIIiIIIIII IIs In the oust
to keIp on hand all kinds oi
fruits. \‘I‘Igctables iish. oysters.
till
clams. t‘lV. Trusting to re»
t‘th‘ the lIl-III‘IIl prlti‘ozzuc'c in
the future that we have T!“
in the past. llI-speI-tz'zilly
E. 1: 1.1.31 S()N.
illit‘ r-lllt‘li
than c\‘cl‘. and all huts town
to colilIII‘III III tllc 11c. .I1 “1-
IIIII suit you in s53 lc :. :IIll III-II.
UNDERWEAR.
is More complete
I I
underwear. bought at the. best
advantage. which will be sold
right.
The liIII-st ’linII
III-IIktiIIs I-I'ct‘ (\llt‘l't‘ll
and sonic Ivl them :It
hull“ their former prices.
I‘ ...\11 ..- \_\\ll\l2..
McEWEN,
'l‘lll‘.
HATTER.
- l'a \\ IIslIiiiutIuI \I.
III town.
1
II'SS
RIVERSIDE
CEMETERY ASSURIA'I‘IUN.
The {grounds of this Association are
situated in the Borough of \‘orIIIIlk. just
north of the Union Mills. bet“ eIIn Spring
Hill head and hiverside Avenue
may be reached by good and \\ el kept
roads from all directions. Thecemetery
is divided into twenlv two sections, with
B ROA D A Y E)“ U
and suitable streets. and the contour of
the land Is such that every taste may he
gratified in the selection of plots. The
avenurs are so arranged as to afford an
almost
V I t I '
L0\'.ll\ UOI‘S \Dllll E
to all of the ditl‘erent sections, and are
crossed in every direction, by the streets,
so that carriages may reach every plot
in the entire cemetery. An elegant
RECEH ING VAULT,
of large capacity. and fitted
modern improvements.
trance gate.
VA 7‘ '
CA PA( IT 1.
The. entire space is not. plotted. but 52
\ ault Lots, reservations for 51“ I single
interments. and 2 .10‘2 Burial Plots are
now offered for sale at prices very favor-
able to purchasers.
MAPS.
Maps of the Cemetery may be seen at
the oflice of “R. Exes KELLOGG. the
Superintendent. on the premises: at the
office of Box. Ilium \V. Hrs-n, at the
Horse Railroad Depot; and at the office
of Mn. Jonx E. Liuur. at South Nor-
walk.-
and
with all
Is near the eu~
\VII haVII :1 time line \ll, (lIIIIIs
NECKWEAR.
>l'ill Is and
than
OPENING-
OF 0
SPRING
1555’s Youths and B
CLOTHI
I” ll
STIRK
0Y8 ~
Saturday, March 5th
Men’s and .Boy’ 3 Odd Pants.
All It luthing carried from last season
sold at
a great reduction.
Heavy Overcoats at cost
for the next 10 day s.
llllMSTllRll BRyllS.
11511551155 B lg
5‘0. \(IRVV \IIR
F5555 M5515 Poultry &5
Frank 5. Reed’ 5
N e W M.ar1§.et
.\o. 5!) Main SII'IIII t.
_\.III. l‘I::~ _ ~ II
Spring styles_iF5555Frllls V6551 55155 8.5
“”“"“‘"““““I‘“““‘" SH UYST RRSANR
Hats-l 51555
.S. REED.
@1151 511 851155585
W001] MANTELS,
Doors,
Sash, Blinds,
HARDWOOD WORK
()1' .»\ll lx'inds.
barre Stock of t‘olunnis
for TIIiIIIIIIiIIg
Plate 555 811551 Glass.
PLA N” INC: AND
TURNING.
LIIIIilIIII' yard between railroad
and carriage bridges.
Milla lfllll at Marshall Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Hal 151133351 at t {15.
54 555555 54
Main Street.
Wall Papers.
GILTS,T5C toSl DU DI )1 Roll.
I‘lICAIQ, title. Dbl. R011.
STAINS.
OAK. MAHOGANY. (I‘ll ERRY.
South Norwalk.
in half pts. gallon and
gallon cans.
pt=. Ilis. hall“
Ebony in half pt.
5511515 Brushes.
Russia Sable. Red Sable, Ex. Fn ncli
Bristle. C. 11., \Vater Color
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING,
DECORATING,
PAPER HANGING,
CALCIMINING.
cans.
. \ur“ Illk on
i
s’rnur sswn‘o,
IAll Fresh Eggs,
45 Mill 31 116R.
\“OIKVV Aldo
5 515155 or 35555 Stills.
:1!" q. .IlI-s and (Ir-hiss “I
II‘ 1"
-;lkj\
lur3
rum
\Itil
315s} I'::III :~::
FOR SALE
\ lI :IIIlsIIIIII-h TiII‘IIidII-d residence 1'!
rooms basement. \\ ill!
Stable. .\II “and- " acres
IIHIInd .It Eu I \IIrIIIIllI frontir': the
w r. .I II- \\ minutes walk rrIIIII station
:1 tin
(‘ut tuzcg
house
(It rrIIIrI-
\rl‘catt lIIIr:.II :3
“so “In dwellings In South
Home“ l.‘.lll(‘ and
“it‘s! sl rcct. .
R. B. {'litl‘l‘tlltl).
:H fllaiu Mrccl. Vol-walk
tllII ~fl't‘I‘ sun Ipl.
[MAKER RATS
Phil: willy d by all who did. as the
Fllflsl GUURS in MB Market.
“12 ll). 1“ If Tl 1 EM
i
22(‘1‘IN'1'S A BOXES.
AT
1 e & Gumstncls.
M
HUNT & ZELUFF
- HAVE—
] 1011an Fish,
and they are
Fresh and Good.
SRRD.
The fittest Shad ever brought
into thismarket at this season.
NRRWALKUYSTERS
which are III-I Iher (resumed or antral but just .3
the} are taken from the water opened or in mg
shell
All Kinds of Vegetables,
Fruits and Nuts.
54 DEERE
llunl &Zelufi.
Norwalk Chronicler