Osbo'rn avenue.
.
not on
Other turnip. liver.
”Lei .rh
David Trounson is home from New
York for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William E.
drove to Katonah. yesterday.
I
Marvin
John Grant and family have moved
from New street to South Norwalit.
Mrs. Edmund Troumon. of (love
street. ls visiting relatives in New
York state
Mr. Eddy. who runs a blacksmith
slurp at Van Zandt hrenne.’ia to move
to Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Oorbam.
oi Katonab. have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. It. E. florham.
Francis .i. Dam. of Henry street. is
spending the day with John Water-
bury. of Monroe. on a nutting expedi-
tion.
' Mrs. Frank Curler. of Paterson. N.
J.. has returned home from a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Bennett. of
The Brown Business College football
team and the Mayflowers. Junior. play- '
ed a game on Mayflower Oval. Thurs-
day afternoon. the former team win-
ning by a score of to to 0.‘
Tomorrow evening the ilremen of
all The Norwalks will attend the
preaching nEI'VICf at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. Seats;
will be reserved for them.
ls Sinful Man Immortal? will be the
subject under consideration at the Ad-
vent Christian Church tomorrow even.
ing. The morning sermon will be In
Whom or In What Do We Trust. Ev-
eryboti) welcome
V0i.l'NTARll.Y ADVANCED WAG-
ES.
Pittsburg, October zi—TlIe Ohio Oil
Company has voluntarily advanced the
wages of its employees in the Ohio
and Indiana oil fields. Field firemen
were advanced from 880 to $90 and
pumpers from 855 to $60 a month.
SMITH, MURRAY “I”.
IRIDOIPORT.
WA RM THINGS
For Winter Wcar. This is the store's
subject these beautiful Autumn days.
We’ve special news for the men folks
to start with. t'nderwenr. which the
men folks like to have the women buy.
because they are. more used to trading
and can buy better than they. give
more time to the purchasing; read over
this list and let your wi-es anti mo-
thers conic anti make the selections.
Men' 5 fleece lined ribbed shirts and
drawers. 33c each.
Mon' s iieece lined ribbed shirts and
drawn-s. 380 each.
Men's heavy flt-et-e lint-d shirts and
drawerh‘, 38c each.
Men's heavy fleece lined shirts anti
drawers, 50c each.
Men's heavy fleece lined shirts and
drawers. 09c each.
Men's camel hair and natural wool
shirts and drawers, 50c each.
Men's camel hair shirts and drawers.
75¢: each.
Men's camel hair Shirts anti drawers.
Si each.
Men‘s ribbed wool shirts and draw
ers. tieece lineal. $1 each.
Men's outing flannel night shirts. 50c
eat-II. Sizes If. to 18.
Men's heavy tan and black hose.
12m pair.
Men's black wool hose, l9c pair.
Men's camel hair and natural wool
hoot. 12%c pair.
Men's suspenders. full length. 1295c
pair.
Men's wool sweaters. 75c each.
Men's all silk neckwear. tcclts. puffs.
lour-in~hantls. bows and strings. 25c.
Men's fancy bosom shirts. white
bodies, cuffs to match. 690 each.
blen s white laundered shirts. double;
front and back. 50c each
..o...
IlOlISEKl-IBPING GOODS.
Something intertsting to the house~
keeper at this time of the year.
iii-4 White cotton blankets. price 48::
pair.
10-4 Gray cotton blankets. price iiw
pair.
11-4 White cotton blankets. pricc 75r-
llt'nc and 81 a pair.
more: and Ava. Coin-adore oi the
_are the severest judgeI a paper-hanger,
gden between the paper and the wall.
Royal Yacht Club. replying to a re-
quest by The Annotated I'm for an
expression of opinion regarding the
contest for the America's cup. tele-
graphed today: “I can only offer my
warmest congratulations to the yacht-
nnt world of America on the races" of
their ship."
The' Edinburgh Scotsman, comment-
Ing upon the result. says: "No expert
explanations or excuses can alter the
blond fact; which impartial laymen
will recognize that the Columbia has
proved herself to be the bcttcr boat
by winning three. Meet all the reel.
American yacht builders and yachts-
Incn art entitled to full credit for their
BIII'H‘SB.
"The history of the contest seems to
show that however good a boat British
(It-itlgf. ers may produce the Americans
can go it one better. The ordeal of
sailing across the Atlantic and racing
in strange winds and waters evidently
constitutes a handicap that British
yat-htsmen don‘t fully appreciate."
The Glasgow Herald. after congrat-
ulating American yachtsmen and
thanking them for the courtesy anti
good temper with which the race was
conducted. says: "The Shamrock had
her chance yesterday. but failed. Fife
followed up the errors of Watson with
the Valkyrie lll. He will bring back
many lessons which will be turned to
good account in the future.
The Glasgow Mail says: "The Am-
er‘cans defended the cup fairly anti
stItmIrly: and Grcat Britain need not
be ashamed to be called a natidn of
shopkeepers alter the clilvalrous coll-
duct tf Sir Thomas Lipton.
'I'lit’ Glasgow Record observes: ”The
third nntltinai defeat. fell very list af-
ter the announcement of the victory of
British arms at Glencoe. The Sham-
rot‘-. was the best challenger yet sent
across."
HAMILTON CASE POSTPONED.
When the criminal Superior Court
convened yesterday morning. State‘s
Attorney Fessenden declared his readi-
ness to proceed with the case of
George A. Hamilton, charged with
manslaughter. Hamilton's attorney.
Edwin l‘. Hail, asked that the case
be put over to' the next term. giving
as one important reason. that Presi-
dent Andrew Rstlcl, of the Shelton
Street Railway Company. was absent
from the city and further citing _tbaI
he was an important witness. Mr. Fes-
senden opposed the continuance, but
Judge Prentice granted the motion of ’
Hamilton's attorney and the case is
continued. Hamilton is the man who
was running the trolley car that wr-nt
of! Peck's bridge last summer and kill-
ed so many people.
SOI'THERN RAILWAY SERVICE
FOR THE SOITTII.
This popular route announces for
the coming winter season the usual
improved service between New York
and the South, via Washington. I-‘our
through trains daily are operatod
from New York. giving the most. per-
fect through Car Service. Dining. i.i-
brury and Observation Cars are oper-
ated on its Limited trains the year
round. This route is the most pictur-
esque through the Southern States. If
you are thinking of taking ll trip
South. to lt'.lorida C.ubn Texas. Mex-
ico or d 'ullfornia. call on or address
Alex. 8. ’l‘hwcatt, Eastern Passenger
Agent. 271 Broadway. .'cw York.
RECRl'lTS REACH MANILA.
Washington. October Ill—General
Otis has notified the War Department
of the utrival at Manila of the trans—
ports Sherman and I".'.ldet The lot-
mIr tarrlctl the 'I'hilticth Volunteers
and some recruits anti the latter had
on board nineteen otlicers nntl 408 en-
listed men. There were no casualties
on either ship.
—l,'Inhrelias and Canes. O'Bricn's.
women's
£VES........
bu. They'll Ind I "Ilight" if it's hid-
Our paper-bangers novor ought their
work; they do marathon to perfect-
ly please our patrono. Tnoygo so far
enurwmecuvbmuwm“
ronI' friends: That to what brings us
.
new comma—m: to m we on Il-y
i
”—4 Gray cotton blankets. price 75c.
and 31.
124 White
SI.’ .5 a pair.
II- t “bite wool blankets. price 82.
82.50. 82.90. 83.50 and 84 per pair. 3
12-4 White wool Illanltctl. price :5 l
85.90 and 86,50 pair. I
54 inch Cream damask. 23c yard. '
. till inch Cream damask. 29c yard. l
7‘.’ inch Bleached damask. 50. 75 and
at a yard.
2inch Cream damask. 3714. it) and,
'loc yard l
Whlte quilts. :7». 8i and 81.25 each. I
Marseilles Si. .30, 82 and $3.50 each
.rB Napkins. SI. H2 5. and ”.50 do: l
:'.-4 Napkins. 81.50.318.50 and 83
dozen.
Glass toweling. 8‘s. 8 and it'rc yard.
Linen crash. till. ii. i0. and lzifjc yard
Tray 1 Ioths. III. iii and 2.1c each.
Remnantsvl- i brown cotton. extra
heavy —sale prices
94 Brown mtton sheeting. 12%. It.
l5 and Isle yard.
9-4 Bleached cotton sheeting. Id 18
and 29c yard
45 inch Bleached pillow casing. 10
and 12m yard.
. i
cotton blankets. price,
'V’m
Smith, inlay & to.
.wayI buoy—that to why every job wo
doinan advertiaotnonttorua A .t-:
‘Ima patron cannot lolp talking
about it. lot no talk to you about
that job you contomploto loving dono.
E. E. fillilllll,
to First Innoo. loot lorwolkj
i
Slaves ' V J
AND RANGES ,
NEW AND l
SECOND-HEN .5
AT ROCK 80110! PRICES.
Stem Pat Up IItl Repaired;
CHAS. l. BLACK.
I7o Warblogtn Street Bridge l
Ioutn Norw‘oik.
{parcel-our;
. heroine.
'trlcklcd down from the gullcry.-—Chl-
If C c c. nul ucumdruutuurc
.11
LQNATURES t; URL
A Voting Olrl’ILIIpo‘rlIItoo.
ill don hter'a nerves were terrlbl on tot
or.de’r is ewaathluaodwealtztbolezotnolu IN?" I!!!"
list. was a stranded tll’t'llil in town.
7 been there a year, and l lutetl the el-
she was waited“ at
premonition m
otortied hcréa
Era":
.....II‘“
pp";
tily growing wellond strong. or com- the ground and placed a flour bag over
I perfect. and one sleeps woll ovary
ll M-MnJmcyMnNulI. l'irth Vol
oicry Kin rarest 'onottpotion and
meeoflh o erveom
neI'I. Roldby an . VI
4
”AIR-
Tho solo of ”Int lllllow bottled
Doctor May's
g ”mm
: pro-Inc": nowI growth
and restores ea or d
O boar-Iv to gray hair. a-
room DANDRL‘" and
otopo I"A i. I.I N (l and
hrnkingoituehan. Gov.
on bold rpol.
Dr. "Al 5 “AIR-
Ill-AI. I'll is pym Iltolly I
IIIir Food. which act- on
the route. giving lizcm the
reunited nourithmont. It
to nude from abocintuly
pure vegetable inorodi- I
onto and do» not rub on
or main the Iioiv (today.
andtakotn an dru It on followin
"Alli-III
AP, the boat? loop
«all. run!“ rotoil
moon auloeli r.
way. You. by upnu pr-
3 bullion. OI.”
llll II M II. llll': W- IlEIllll Ill IWIFIII $0”.
. . gamma-Immune.
lei-II Inpatitntoo.
so. NORWAIJt—Plsist ‘
NORWAldi—Riggs. ll
I
MIDIOATID. II
IIDHINO. wealth
:ul. H 't'inllv uda lted h
Dr. Ph' 0 Hey f. tr lAiIlm
troy-suitcase gorIII-t in ho
of 110“”), but or entire body ,
you can use for hair, scalp. .
25c elk. at Ito-din
"EA HESS 8t. HEIli
ll hull" by In lllllsllllr (Ic'Lle'
nan do syn. uni-Ir“ unurontloo WILIIw-ly
Emu distin- tly suctvufui men all other remo
din foil. ”button-bio nnd not” adjusted In
E )1“)
_ I'll. Dot»:
,1; .‘ not. only
I'd... lthe brute to sit on It, and we got twen-
tornach. Linnea it a- ty-eight tint-clans impressions; two
REEF [MING YOUNG.
utter 50:. bonus.
Gut thin advorliaomontout within fivedoyo,
FIIEE 30A? iiilor""’""'rw
l ill Al httlo t "A '
... mower-13:... ......” .v. “I’d-... is
75 colts. This odor is good onoo only to Db"... fampym Bodoomod
glad, its in at t I I
u . k." w to I who; a“: “loom m“ “‘J‘yulmgflh
1'37
helps ears as I
wtf’ir
ci'W'I‘W. W. “""
vernor Lou Ibury II appointed
, Ioldolim 60"“ x- -8enator Benjamin H. Lee. of the
know anything about it,” said a super-:NInth Senatorial District. to be Can-
an...” editor. "hot me tell you 'necticut commissioner to the Paris
a i , .xposition next year and to thc but-
something ab'o t .3”, cm”""""' IIlfnlo Exposition the year following.
'r‘;‘1u:‘un:n::: w:r (v'v‘xgll? Ewan?! Commisiouer Lee is a resident of New
kept everything out -There wasnt ‘ London. his native city. He was in the
sheet 0' DID" in the town and ‘our state Senate in 1895 and again in 1897
Washington hand or." had broken. ‘I Among the other applicantsy for the po-
and the new casting “"9”"...) to make Idtion wet 'e .l. H. Valli of “lasted who
it work was somewhere on the road ’wasl secretary of the (‘ onnectitut com
with Grants army MN”... m. !miIIIion to the Worlds Fair. :mdA
on"! I 801 there. A Ieliow smuggled Kennedy (‘hilti anti (icoIge H. Woods
in a wagon “mil of flour “m", up in pa- of Hartford. MI. Valli has hurl Izugc
The rest w” easy." There cxnerientc and was summed to stand
It h d the best chance.
Ex- S-t-nator lee was born on Dc-
cembcri .1862. He graduated from tho
Ilultirtt High St haul in his native city
and front Scltollcld's Commercial Col-
lege in Providence. For several years
he was engaged in manufacturing. but
now he is in the real estate. business.
He has been a member of the City
__— Council in New London scverui times
During his first term in the Senate he
served as Scnute member of the com-
mittees on appropriations and new
counties and county seats. lie was the
first Republican senator that .had been
elected from the Ninth District for
twelve years. (in June ill. i874. be qui
Imarrletilo Miss Emma Don‘t-r. daugh-
ter of the lute ilcllcrul Joseph A. Dow-
I. ‘I ’ ...”. ler. lie is a member of the Knights
MW i'l‘enlpltll's. u tllirIy-uettond.tlegrt-e Mil-
“ mm. "”1“," a, i son. a Mystic'rlhriuer and a member of
Houkod DIIvI-oyontbfnl the lulled \Mn-knwn. l‘be salary un-
oloruolilo hot-tin. der the appointment is “.200 II year
“u f“ m ”‘I’ °' ‘ anti Shoo a year for expenses.
lhoo.
."NO’I‘ A GRAY HAIR
I.£I"l'.' the testimony of
hundreds using it.
A CLEAN. DAIS'I‘I’
DRIIM‘ISH. Dl-zI.l-
CATELY PlIItI-‘UIIFD
AND AN lMl’OltTAhi'
phnnt for a press. I put the form on
.It. The elephant I keeper then caused
Imore than our circulation required -
National Labor Tribune
mmthD-i
United Stator and Grout Britain in ten provoI Iarpaulng merit.
SEW DINING HALL.
i
O
O
i llddlciown Insane Asylum Trustees
o . Vote to Make Improvements.
ADJIWUT 'lo HUN 2 ..
'rollurr, Ir v or It . lhc li'llHlf‘ts of the Connecticut Ilos—
gllfifimjfilklg'm; ;pltal {or tllc Insane. Ilt liiiddlctown,
“my“, “HM-0w have llt-t'lflf‘tI to go ahead with the
. improvements of the plant which were
'contemplatod at the time that thc ch~
lislntute lust sptlng was asked lot on
Iapptomiullon of “00000 fot the cm
' Iion oi u coogIcgutt- dining mom ’i‘ iIc
itienclal Assembly cut thc ilguIcs to
”75.000 Illltl the incrcuse Ill cost of
building Inatcrluls since that. time has
been so great that it Would be impos-
.sible to build according to the plans
Ibcu in Iuinti. 'I'bc iinnncc commillec
bus bccn instructed to take lllt‘ matter
in hand and it is likely that some ul-
Ierutions in the plans will be made to
5‘- bring the cost npproxilmltcly within
the appropriation. ’l‘llc erection of the
dining ball will give increasing accom-
modations in the dormitories of the in-
Htitution which are demanded for thc
incrcusc of inmates.
DELTA l‘l’rllld PRATERNI'I‘Y.
Detroit. Mich. October 2l-~<'l‘he six‘
Iv—Iifth convention of the Delta l'n-
general: sill .‘I'IttI-rnitv came to a close lust
In t AYompieo'ion. alto and allot. boil- for fill
and MM ”A! at Motoroooaly.
“miton Street, Baxter, 8 South Main
' ARMY AND ssvv l'NION.
l W.asbington Oc‘tober .loTbe regu-
"lal aImy and navy union yesterday
Ieletted the following officers: Daniel
DIistoll. of Rorhester. N. i . national
commander: John S. Schumaker of
D'IBIOOIIIYII. national adjutnnt
Patrick Moore. of Kansas City. nation- nigh: with d banquet at the “(my
:«I paymastcr general: Michael .l. (“million “M.“ “...... laid m, 13,.
‘li’uckctt. national inspector general; The "mm.“ 01......“ \\t‘.‘li‘ [ll-(Ishlpnp
.A. l‘. Pincus. of Washington. national .lutigc l-Jlijub ii, Sherman, l'hicugo:
lllltliti‘ advocate general. The retiring sch'etuI'V. mem “”hlsnnth. New
‘IlilllnllilI commander, llenry Shindlcr. York “imfinrpf' S 5‘ ”a”. 5-,.“ York
was appointed chairman of the finance ”will“, w.” I". ”H. m.“ place of
committee. and Past Adjutant (lenernl
i It. .1. Fanning. of Columbus. Ohio. was
made chairman of the exccutive coulr
:cli. The annual per t-ttpita assess-
I ment was increased from sixty to eigh~
tncctiuz».
SENTINEL PATTERN.
We will, hereafter. each any. show
wearer In In Irud v I u Illa-Irv i i A in t-t-nl.‘. The t'tant'llllfln then titl-
u on cont-Info, htfiinuds of u.d.'....u':u : ' I‘ one of the latest I’arls. nondon or Vlr
It'll ‘. w-m. ltsmlt uxr,th-w.». x ' llo'lr'm' enna styles
By presenting The Sentinel coupon
RilO’l‘llhltllOOD OI" ST ANDREW
Columbus. Ohio. Ottobct L'lwAt the.
fourtctnlh‘ annual Inctting of the Bra 0-
thcrltood of St. Andrew it was recom~
mcndcd that religious work among sol.
diers to be left to the churches. llev.
logic. of llaukow. China. pleaded for
blow aggressive work among the (th-
ncst. l’hlintltlphiu, Richmond. VIL.
Ncw llavcn anti Providence are bidding
for the next meeting. Richmond is in
greatest favor. The committee on juv—
enilc dtpnrtment rt-ported 3I'.’ chapters
and a membership of nearly 4.000 boys
order itt'teen.
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed. but no old- fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George C Stillsou, South Norwalk; E.
i’. Weed, N0Iw.ulk
RAISED (‘l’I‘Y \'()i'(‘.llERS.
Cleveland. Ohio. Octobcr ill—Indict-
ments were returned yesterday by the
grand jury against Samuel A. Stewart.
rccentiy of the Ohio Heating it; Manu-
lecturing Company: A. E. Davis. clerk
of the superintendent of the water
works under the last city administra-
tion. anti Iieorge Iv). Welcb. Itorekeepcr
of the water works under the last ad-
ministration. 'i'bey are accused of ob-
! Inining money from the city by rais-
iny Vouchers and on bogus voucbcrr
lhtI‘lr and Stewart cannot be found.
To Strengthen rm" in One Week
To Purify tho Blood in Ono Week
To Caro Constipation in One Week
To Caro lick noadocho in Ono Day
Take Cleveland' a Celery Com tltl Tea
25c. it it fails town we wii chccrInIl)
refund your money. {Trial Ila: free. )
For sale at Plnlsted'o Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Wecd'I.
Norwalk.
‘ lllst" whispered the villain creep-
ing stealthiiy across the stage. "Ym
I expettetl you would be." rejoined the
And a murmur of applause
cago News.
Bot plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. It cures all
forms of dyspepsia and stomach trouo
blco. E. R. Gamble, Vernon. Texan.
'says: "it relieved me from the Itart
and cured me. It is now my overlaot-
ing friend. " George C. FtlliIon. South
-;NorwIIk Ed. P. Weed. Norwalk.
A woman Iho has spent I good den
of time in Japan says that she has of-
Iten kept cut flowers for In abnormally
llung period by burning their
with a nine of wood.
olfuro Momen- Venom“
fake-1' mums Cal-Iv CaIbam Hoar
money.
The man who tells you that he is system ton natural and healthy condi-
'itim: u... .. ctlnf‘ltlenll'll price on any- tion. For solo by George C Stilloon.
Ithlng is if :.. Ily a liar.
and itic, at The Fair Cloak Store, ti}
Washington street. South Norwulk. you
can obtain any size pattern.
When ll man tells you that llnlrss
you do a thing the way he wants it be
will do you a lot of damage you lilt‘
genelaliy safe in holding him down to
the contract and telling him to do his
worst.
ldneato Your Bowolo With Calcnroto.
Candy t'nthartit. cure constipation forelor
l0c." ..x. l'ft. C. C fail. druggme rI- fund mom-y
Have you ever noticed when u physl-l
clan meets another pbysiciun how each.
one emphasizes the "doctor." 1
--—-—- l
i
llIS LIFE WAS SAVED.
Mr. J. E. Lilly. aprominent citizen of
Hannibal. lilo.. lately had a Wonderful
deliverance from a frig III death. In
telling if it he says: "in it taken with,
Typhoid icver, that ran into pneu-I
monia. My lungs became hardened. l'
was so weak I couldnt even sit up lni
bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to'
soon die of consumption. when I
heard of Dr. King's New Discovery.l
One bottle gave great relief. I contIn-‘
'llt‘tI to use it and now as well until
strong. I can't say too much in Its}
praise." This marvelous medicine is:
the surest and quickest cure in the'
world for all 'i‘hroat ano Lung 'irou-
ble. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00.’
Trial bottles free at Frank H. Baxters
WOO—Mme? Jacket.
1'2, 1-! and It} years.
Iiints by May Ziltlnton.
This jacket is one of the season's
newest on most popular models. its
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. graceful h ulltl i'ltlulllg Illljllh'llllt'lll
,provltil _;)eciul uttruttions. its
VOLCANIC ERUP’I‘IONS j back is ti uitb prt-tision. the seams
'tbat ext; I to the shouldt-I being a
Are grand. but tlkln Eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen‘u Arnlca Salve cures
them; also Old. Roping and r‘evcr
Sores. l'lccrs, Boils,’ Felons, Corns,
Warts. Cuts. Bruises. Burns. Scolds.
Chopped Hands. Cbilblalns Best I'ile .
cure on earth Driven out pains and dart I’lm‘” tcrnonutc ut the should-
am“, On" 25 centtla box ('m'e KIWI-l crs. IlIe high flaring collar is fill" d
auteed. soul by Frank H Renter. “illicit". .
Drugglot. The close lilting cunt rlccvr- is ,.m._
rectly shaped. with slight llIIl‘ll'tih' at
the shoulder. The right front is tur-
ned back at the top to form a rever.
which is faced with vr-lvct to'IvltlIIn
an inch of the edge
This garment is of rich Inn broad-
cloth with IIrown velvet trimmings.
The same design can be carried out
'in our color or in black with facings
"When you are Ilck. what you like of heavy whitt- satin overlaid with lace
beat is to bee hoIen for a medicine in or of for or astrathen. In any case
the first place. what experience tellsi it in well to carry the satin velvet or
you in best to be chooen in the oecoud; for Inc in: bath to the seams on each
place: what reason ti 0.. Theory) lays side of the front as the jacket could
do belt to to be chooen in the last pllce then be worn open. giving d very
But I! you can get Dr. Inclination. Dr. stylish and dressy elect.
”palace and Dr. Buoon to hold a; To make this jatket for a miss of
consultation together. they will give fourteen years will require one and
you the bent advice that can be tdkol. three- fourths yards of material fifty-
When you have I I)“ told Dr. Ilcll- four inches wide. The pattern No
special :‘llturt- of the new model
The fronts lap in double bro-.tstctl styl»
and close with five large olive but-
tons and cord loops The pot-Itcts :Ir
ilnishul with stitched laps and tbr
There are in Europe 7i reigning
princesses of Innrriagenble age. and on-
iv 47 corresponding princes.
THREE DOCTORS IN CONSULTA-
TION.
From Benjamin Franklin.
l lotion would recommend Cholbor- I 7786. is cut in sites for misses twelve
laiI'I Cough llollody hoeouoo It to fourteen and sixteen years of age.
pleasant and Info to take. Dr. Blur-- -
ience would recommend It becauoe it 9.9.0.9..9990990000
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' never fails to elect a woody and per- 0 ' O
manent cure. Dr. Reason would rec- O 'II'I'L‘ COUPON. O
commend it because it is prepared on O mwfigrmmuau“ 0
scientific principles. and acts on no.- 0 loonopottormalydoo. 0
ture'I plan In relieving the lungo. open- 0 M m' at Ql
lag the Iecretiona and restoring the O "humming-ta...»
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. us run anon anon. :
lHamiltonian: ILP. Weed. Non-lit Ioooooooooooooooooooi
monthly!) muss null:n't'oltyrl‘ht union.
n.,
HIGHLAND BAVAIIIAN. a ' HIGHLAND PILBNEK. ’
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND CREAM AL”.
and Mail with Iron. Stock Ale and POM. «
PUT UP IiiXi’itltlt-Jsm FOR FAMILY USE.
II carefully so a physician’s prescription. . _
THE Punms" MAl/l‘ TONICS MADE. ‘ .
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular. '3
Hotels and animal tarnished at reduced prices. .
DELIVERED FREE To rthua‘o.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Sole Agent.
23 NORTH MAIN STREET. NORWALK HOTEL. '
Tel. Call, 138-2. South Norwalk. Telephone call.149-6.Norwall.
'lHlfl HIGHLAN I). Winnlpauk.
HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MEANS HIGHEST STANDARD.
Closing Ottt Sale 1
”AT——
NASH & VAN SCOY’S
Mason Jars. 400 per dozen.
Jardiniers at less than cost.
From 10c up.
Fancy China. Vases. Lamps.
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale In New
York for the price we are selling them. -
Cor. No. Main and West Sts.. So. Not-walk.
The Hatch 8. Baby 00.
Edward F. BalloyJ’t. Stephen 3. Batch, Bee. and Trail.
SLumhtr. Dunbar anti Shintpts.
Pinning and Steam Sawing.
MANUFACTURERS or AND DEALERS IN
Doors. Sash. Blinds, Hardwood Mantels, Casings, lItc.
Plain. Cathedral andOther Glasses.
.HIATHINU PAPIRI.
Mill and Office foot of Marshall st.. 80. Norwalk.
r_x.,...~_- .. .-.E.
m
COAL! COAI "t
Having purchased a large supply of Cool
previous to the recent advance in urine, 1am
now i sposition to give my cu homers the
benell of the name.
My stock consists of tire -oiooo Cools
only, both “high Ind Frggbgrgln‘,
iluloton and Joddo. Egg, “on, lot
and Poo.
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all tool be’ore delivery, and do-
livered by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
149 Washington Street.
it Pays to Get the Best.
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Tilly’s Sign and. Carriage Works.
MM:e-——J . M _ --.—-..-
DAILY FREIGHT LINE!
BITWI IN
NORWALK, SO. NORWALK
and NEW YORK.
Tel 52-3
PROPELLI .8
City of lorwalit, Vulcan and Eagle.
Loovo Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave South Nor
l walk. p.m. Lonvo New Mark. Pier 23,
Ilot River. Boekmon 5t . 3 p. m.
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