lloll‘olfiiays, made to
”tie, ifor the year end-
i
35. The total amount or
be. beat the same as inst
, 3975.
, .450. 3.
, ”mansihythe board
tlou of the stock of the
Join the Consolidated
. is raised from 203. as You.
310.. and the Hartford at
{Western road. which is
Mi 440,76 per share. The
. will pay into the
thisyear, probably by
'rfilltli‘oiuf the burden
. . _ n the state government.
resting feature of comparison
806 the, total amount of
d'by‘the state from all rail-
.fithte was 193,537.77, of
New York, ew Haven oz
road. on a valuation of flip
£2§‘and the New York &
n‘ roadon a valuation of 11:.
. under-of. both .- roads $104,-
‘ foadsaanow“consonant
became of the New York.
‘ n & Hartford road, will pay
00 into the state treasury.
”from the several steam
hour Line R. R.
. $ l5,736.64
i‘r’Railway Co. 250.00
Norwaik R.R. Co.. 7.907.254
d & Conn. Western
‘5 “ l3,343.b9
. a. .. 150.00
_ ,Rin. 00.. 23,207.65
' and R: R. Co. 79,472.92
van {if Derby R. R.
New London Northern ll. 11.
o.. 19,150.50
N. Y.. N. it. it: ii. R. R. 00., 749,788.81
Norwich & Worcester it. R.
Co. . 00.031.03
Rockyllis K. it. (30.. 670.88
South Manchester it. it. (10., 373.50
Total.. $073,878.34
The Hartford Street ‘Railway Com.
pany will pay $30,023.78. and the tax
due from other street railways in the
state is as follows: Danbury dc "Bethei.
32,085; mast liartfurd Tc Glastonbury.
4 2.000; Enfleld 0; Imagmeadow.
032.97; Fair-Haven MWostville, 830.-
997.74; Hartford. Manchester 8: Rock.
ville, $3,520.41; Middletown Street. $1.4
645.10; Newiimndon Street, $3,364.00:
Norwich Street. $4,343.19; Newington
Tramway, .08: Stamford Street. :2.-
”2.44: Torrlngton it Winchester Si.-
950; West Shore. $940: Winchester
Avenue. $16,082.78; South Manchester.
night, Power & Tramway Company.
$100; Manufacturers. $220: Montvllie
Street. $2,750; People's Tramway. $4.-
840; Connecticut Lighting & \Power
Company. (Norwaik district). $2,120;
Meriden. Southington & Componnce,
$2.350: Bristol & Plainvillc. $1,553.44.
The state gets practically no benefit
from the tax on the Newingion Tram-
way Company. which has eight shares
of stock valued at $8 in existence. it
costs two cents to notify Treasurer
Howe of the amount due. he expeuds
tWo cents on a stamp and two cents on
his check if ' the rimttunce .of eight
cents and t e treasurer put another
two cent stamp on the envelope con-
taining the receipt for the remittance.
The United States thus gets eight
cents for postage and internal revenue
stamps employed from the payment of
eight cents to the state. and the tax
of eight cents costs the Newington
Tramway Company twelve cents. This
is in addition to the stationery and
time used up in the process by the com-
pany's treasurer.
.. .. . 5,867.4]
ill Northampton
. ' 7,865.83
,‘ffEMoNSTRAth-Zs.
m.
hou't.\the county have come
ofll‘c'e of...the county commis-
‘rapidiy that the commission-
illrge amount of busineas
' them; “.An epidemic of remon-
" might call it. has follow-
rm movement started by
Carter, in Stamford, who ob-
lllw-onc places. Curiously
> sport is the one place that
p ' ere‘not a single remon-
has been offered. although 340
lions have. been advertised.
‘ eaneth McKenzie, of Westport.
ten. the commissioners. object-
,wo applications. The clergy.
myo Westport has more saloons
than it. ought to have. and in ad-
t "the reason that it is for the
in roots of the town. he says his
‘ is upheld by ladies who will
polled to pass the places. much
r-dlscomfort, and he intimates in
l r future others will join his op—
bjeollon to Thomas F. Reilly'iir
. (infer a saloon in Huntington
as on singular grounds. Several
‘remonstrste because Reilly is
[than of the town. and also say
.now more saloons‘ln the town
needed.
l act that Reilly ls not a citizen is
no so a barrier to his application.
Dollbury has also caught the remon-
' ' allover. more than half a dozen
" lied. . One remonstrance. that
John Blake’s application. is
“ ,0 lion“ ten feet long. and is signed
‘ .. ‘t‘llio people.
as. one from East Port Chester,
‘ has already ten saloons. in New
ll there are three remonstranccs.
the ground of unsuitability.
commissioners have granted 153
' of all kinds in the county
lsvs already an more appli-
. .‘ “They have held sessions in
of. Norwalk. Stamford and
Mich, and will go to Newiown
lleiidlly. Friday, ill Danbury.
filed thirty licenses.
N W. HENDRIE'S DEATH.
inmonf Connecticut Man Dies After
ylnvlinsss of Several Months.
in: W. liendric. one of the most
hunt and wealthy men of this
jud‘diatinguialicd by his philan-
y 'liild' gifts to educational insti-
ns in various'nart of the country.
,ostorday morning at his real-
ln Bound Beacll..after an illness
rsl menthn from general debil-
“H‘s rm born November iii, um.
I 0 Beach. and remained there
-two cars of use, when no
posit on as a teacher in
Wu and afterward sutured
liege. graduating in liiii]. ln
. wont west to suck his fortune
' its capital of small site enter-
, *ll‘lliliiohs’ In San Francisco. nav-
‘ tiller .H. M. Lockwood. of
[til whom he continued to
' in variouucntcrprisos
Util‘emont from business in
he was Worth a consider-
no and he returned to the
tie again in the town of his
is“ its to California institu-
' s, avian and numerous. his
_ .ai he‘nsf'action in film Francisco
‘ ,l .900 to the Mercantile library.
’“ . The name your a gift of
“Wills Law school was an-
. Ill! in r contributions to the
fin! t his gifts up to don-
oii . He also made various
lochl‘ hurchua and benevolent
urviVed by two sons and a
all living in Sound Bosch.
will be Tuesday afternoon
First Congregational Church.
. road the burial will be con-
EXPORTING MERCHANTS.
Card Catalogue of Americans has
Proved its Utility in Russia.
(Correspondence of Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG. November 14—-
Tbe card catalogue of American ex.
porting merchants and manufacturers
which was sent to Consul General liOl‘
loway recently, has already proved its
utility. Colonel Holloway got the
newspapers to insert a notice about
the matter. and received inquiries for
addresses within twenty-four hours.
lie has already had inquiries from a
dozen persons. all of whom desired
three or four classes of addresses
()nc Moscow merchant submitted a list
of twelve classes of exporters. whose
addresses he desired.
Minister of Agriculture Ycrmaloff
last your requested Ambassador Tow.
er to procure for him an assortment
of American seeds for experimental
purposes. Ambassador Tower sent
for cotton. apple, corn. apricot, peach
rind other seeds and plants. Minister
Yermoloff. in conversation with Mr
Tower this week. informed him that
his experiments had resulted far bet-
ter than had been anticipated. The
peaches and apples are flourishing in
the Caucasus. The corn in the (inn-
casua ulld Central Asia. and the col-
lon in ankcstan.
Colonel Yermnloff. the brother of the
Minister, has just returned from the
United States. where he had been rc-
cuporaiing since tho close of lho Cub
an war. He spoke in the most com
pilmentary terms of the American
commanders, whosc acquaintance he
made as Russians military representa-
tive in Cubs, of the hospitality of the
Americans.
The contract of the Paris Bell Tele-
phone Company. with tho Russian
government, which gave it a mo'no-
poly iu the five most lnmortaut cities
of the empire. during the last. twenty
years. is about expiring. and leasehold
franchises will be offered at auction
within a few Weeks as has been slut-
cd in cable despatchos from here.
The charge, hitherto 250 roubles. or
over 0125 spatially, will be reduccd ii.
ulncty~dvc roublaii. There are in this
city of more than a million people. now
only forty-six hnndrcd subscribers.
The neighboring ii‘innish city of Wr
berg. with scarcely 23.000 people. has
over 1,000 subscribers, The annual
charge more is fill. it is likely that
the municipality of St. Petersburg Will
secure the franchise hero. Odessa.
iliga. Moscow and Warsaw. which
have fared no better than St. Peters
burg, may also munlclpallzc the ser-
vice.
Tllo municipality does not let itself
be heard from often. Colonel lini-
lowuy was remindcd of the existence
recently, when he received a letter
from the inventor of a voting machinn
inquiring if he thought it advisable tr.
send an uncut to work “deals. fiolo
not Hallowav recalled that the local
merchants, or at- least some of them,
elect s. mayor. which is about all the
voting done in‘liussia. if one except.
the peasant communities. which elect
their own oilloiala. and regulate their
own affairs. such as the repartition of
the common lands among the mom.
bars of the community at stated per-
lodu.
The winter schedule of the sibsrlan
rsilway has just been published. The .
first 0.000 verta of irkutsk will be trd- .
versed by express trains at the rate of
27 verts per hour, not counting stop- ~
ram, which are endlessly long even i
n European Russia. and will require;
five and a half days for the journey of %
about 9.000 miles.
Ordinary trains are scheduled to;
make the trio in six and a half days. ‘
_
Election officers at Wilmington. Dnl..'
burned some rejected ballots. They
"mined to the court "i‘uesday that
they didn't know it Was wrong. The
court told them they had committod‘u
crave «can. sad but themselves in
Masonic rites. a.-. .
Jeopardy of the low.
1y: issue bulletin No. iii. 0‘
tection of Shade Trees in Townsend
Cities; ‘ a pamphlet of ‘fortyelght cums,
including ulnemlatss of illustrations. .
its view of the very unsatisfactory.‘
condition of the trees in the streets ‘
and parksof t a city ofNow Korea. for
Mayor C. '1‘. Dr coll rappointsoacom’, ‘lu
mlittee to investigate the matter and
report its " finding the d‘ecomnlsuda-
. tibns. This ‘ committee“ consisted of
the following members:
Driscoll. chairman;
presidenml thebiew Haven park com
mission ; Philip lingo. director of the
do ,rtment of public works; John J.
Brennan. superintendent of streets; ex-
Mayor J. B. Burgeatr
Felix Chillingworth;
Brews. of Yale university; Prof. Henry
S.‘ Graves, director of the Yale‘ forest
school; Dr. E. H. Jenkins, directors of
the Connecticut ngricult al
m‘ebt station. and W. E. Br tton, horti-
Prof. ‘ W.
clilturlst or the station.
The more particular study of the sub-
ject and the preparation of the report
was delegated to a sub-committee. con-
sisting of Dr. Jenkins, chairman; Prof.
Garves. Mr. Britten and Mr. Blake.
The main body of the bulletin con-
sists of the report of the sub-commie
tee. which was adopted by the general
cummlttcc. and presented to Mayor
liriscoli.
This report in its main features is.
however. applicable to most of the
cities. towns and villages of this state.
in every one of them may be found
the same mutilations by vandals. the
same evidence of lack of care anu
skill in planting. pruning and trim-
min'g and the same
in many of them7 too. may be found -
an increasing respect for shade trees.
a desire for their better protection and
more active interes
in view of these facts and of the
fact that much of the work on this
report was done by members of the
station stuff, it is altogether proper
that the station should bring the re-
sult of this work to the
those individuals
insect enemies.
t in tree planting.
which are reached by its bulletins.
The report discusses quite fully the
c cooperated to
damage and destroy so many shade
trees and finds that no single cause is
mainly responsible; although from the
statistics given it seems quite clear
that unbitchell horses. or horses hitch-
ed to trees. in violation of city ordin-
ances, have donc as lunch as any one
and kill valuable
causes which hav
thing to mutilate
trccs.
The recommendations of the commit—
lcc are as follows:
i. The rigid enforcement of those
city ordinances which forbid the brute
ing. injuring. or destruction of trees.
and the fastening of animals to trees
in such a way thai it may injure the
fruits.
‘3. That all trees standing within
reach of horses in the street he protect-
cd by frames or wire netting, so that
they cannot be mutilated.
3. That. when limbs are removed
care be exercised
close to. and
from trees. greater
to cut them smoothly.
cvcn with the trunk and without tesr~
ing the trunk bark The exposed woou
should be painted
4. That the stringing of electric
wires be done only under the super-
vision of the board of public works.
and that this supervision be paid for
with coal tar.
by the company doing the work.
5. That when trees are killed by gas
leakagc from the mains. the owners of
the mains be required to pay to the
city the cost of the removal of tilc
lrces killed and of planting new trees
lll their places.
ii. That the land under trees in the
city perils be annually dressed with
lime and with odorless fertiliser of the
composition named. at u coat of from
sll to $12 per acre.
7. That on now
streets. when tiu-
buiidlng iinc is far enough from the
llrcct lino, it is desirable to plant just
in front of the property line
than just back of the curb.
ii. That the elm trees on the green
and other interior parks of the city bc
sprayed regularly for a few years. and
thcrcaftcr as sccms uccessary. in the
way prescribed.
For this purpose the city should blly
a spraying outfit of approved construc-
ticn, such as has been described. cost-
ing about I500.
ii. That in winter systematic search
be made in illl belfries and towers of
public buildings, and that the elm-leaf
bcctlcs. which wintel- in great numbers
in such places he gathered up and
destroyed.
to. We also recommend the perma-
nent cmploymont of a city forester.
who should have chargc of tile trees
lll all respects.
ii. That. in case such an officer he
muploycd. the city have a nursery of
from lhrcc to five. acres at Spring-
sidc farm. where trees suitable for
planting on the streets
parks can be grown
Nine plates. most of them prepared
from photographs taken in New Hav-
un. will illustrate the various sorts of
injury which have been the cause of
the death of very many beautiful trees
that might with intelligent care. have
been saved.
This bulletin will be mailed' free to
all citizens of Connecticut who apply
for it, as long as the limited edition
will permit. it is possible that extra
mplan will be permittedcby the city 0.
New Haven.
W‘—
DIED W A
HARTFORD, November 20~Hcrbert
W. Johnson. axed twenty-seven. died.
muldsniy. Sunday noon. of heart dis.
case. while stepping into a bathtub, at
his home on Hungerford street.
wifefio whom the had ‘bsenmmarried
on re mon s,arvvs m.
M‘ADE‘EJAUTH’UL!
tovsly- Oonplsslo-r
. lt-ma-liaysl
. sssis-Ilsyswll'ss
Tbs W1?
Willis Sills imp: "all by using
Oar-r “ranks. at and . .' ‘
new"? “irislll'Emm.
gun-murals. M mimic llnnss sills-r
BATH TUE.
I. Nu, Soil, .-
s Latins slit loop...
may-sit
“I...
. mix-lam it “till
Martin C. 'i‘.
Henry'l‘. Blake. .
sir-Alderman
exports
attention or
and communities
rathcr
and interior
His.
' "scattered sunshine"! through life.
,Norwalk, and Edward P. Weed, Nor-
s t “m as
o
kinetics
mm
mm m
cssillu c .soc. ‘ s .
.rl. hits"
I , I
,Csuqlll‘
mum «u s.
l 5005"” Goods. 25c]
i'lobslr Pebble Sailings
Scotti Mull an an
my" ball: aide in still st , , I you, on
they, esroo to as si sdisilnct ion .30 lbs Wits
the price on than most effective slab.
coloriugs'in ills Pebble Sui dos "blis-
sud-blscir, mud-buck, ' -sn our,
plumqnd~ is, his «- sad wblsckr And
these talks Sui issd Sailings-entry blue,
royal blue, blsc , brown, csslor snd plum.
l Warm 'Petticoits—l
They'm‘iof‘ various msloris‘ls, these short
pellicosts, and trimmed in different styiu. but
they no oil silks in the important particular of
being most useful garments for this lesson of
the oar, when changes ste s tto be so sudden.
An , for the qnslity sad wot p, tbsy'rs
extremely reasonable.
Here are some of the sorts:
0Hlsnnslclie§ln nssi light-color“ stripes, with
hem. age: with due: ruls, “a: or scsllope
with silk. 'lrinuns wlihlscs. 13:: snow.
0f knitted 13m. in solid color: or mind gr‘ys,
Of.
or solid colors with border of conlrsstlng co
m to $2.
s only 0min pores! of msttisli. Prion arc/like this;
s fl] ”mm'imi
csndy ss.,heldiag it lip. m funilshsd
3 ‘ll . .w , ‘ ‘
trauma. lYos out the benefit—450 s yard is ‘
Ill-s
a thinners-gis- water tumblers st apricots:
.. if. .
l .
s’l‘wmfl ‘tottiksboutltf Netball of it. Thu sslllsr you tasks for: csndrp . . ., y .. ; , ,
' WWO“ sthomsor in tbs Sands] School, tlis lsssdelsy you'll cspsriam ‘ our ”ebb , "w”
volition” filled. We’ll do it rlgbtuow estate“! a with) iasny‘moa'llgsl . y "we“
situation sad otoound; u. bonsai! plan of can y. ‘Forslloll our yrwlia. , , . ,
i "L WHM" u ‘ {
, CHOPS ALL-KINDS. 9?.
FOOD info Claudius lini-
, form Pieces as ‘vl‘thE‘or
' ' ' ' . ‘ 5 ‘ g ' COARSB as wanted. .
l N 0““ Washlfs i314 K S l fin sivsnv avsivino —-
'I'hsybsvsjii’sl mind‘kom in itch. "_' ‘f' . W , on,“ mafihlil” WWWG"
m'lmmflflimhhm only. THIS+DOESAWAY
.Wm Width? “343m wrrav“ mus-wannabe
he... ammonium...“ sown. atrooo'russ. .
CHOPS “Potatoes“; Most.
of hurl: sad white. 4 c s'ysrd.
EVERYTHING.
Cheap in prics,tbstil. but splendid value.
Thus they us an «sellout type of st! first our _
Chins Store holds, whatnot it be‘ the finssfot .
A machine you will use .
every day. Call and see it.
v - Overcome.
{fifdnfii 'nl’i‘l‘iilst'l‘: ‘ ., v ,i
035% '.",‘.l
l "of
French, Austrian or with chins dinner-leis,
of tbe_‘ most mod-rs mood of conic-lie
msaui'sctura. Allis w y, and ‘gsnmlly, sf
prices much below thou ultodolsswbm.
Has no two low-priced obs-lbs: toilet sets:
M is. p-w-piscs iollst sol. with undorgisu donors-
tlons; including slop-in. -
Al lynf—n-piscs toilet on. with undoiglsss 40.
com on; consists with slop-in. .
An uceptionsl opportunity is offered to secure
For Sale by
beiewregulsr value. We msdsslargspnrclisse, UNTIL 9 lO’CLfiCK.
Consiocll. Willis; 0 Dow,
iasmielgfio: psltssns. and have prised W
thorns“ mnfrsgululy 31 “(131.25. 112 WASHINGTON eraser.
Lyggfar Golf capes i
I Gold J Eiw E L K Y | SOUTH NORWALK.
Never was as: a more useful, slhm‘iind
out-of-door wrap than s golf cs The ill
to be "christened, for, sill: b 0
brought into notice through gol , they hm
may broadened their scope of confides», an.
til now they mindispsnsabls. ,
Our collection of them is staple, in style and
ricesrglbge, to meet all demands msde upon it.
‘xsm es:
Spec-‘0! double-faced Cheviot; ill b fining col-
lll'i sums nicely finished; is in: bag.
two—Of, doubls-fmd chsvioi; bensr usilt‘n
:isrin‘z folllf Ind hood ; In various colorszplli s:
we a as.
Ila. ~{)f black or bias chariot : hi h fluid
to In sud yobs effect; oiiilined with module“
and showing rsvsrss plsld; also mods with hood.
instead of yoke.
Olhm up is in. ‘
[More About ELLE—l
Lul week we told about s Mellon ot the
beautiful things our new Toy Store holds. You
csn'l imagine the glitter and brilliance of this
delightful realm of myth—you'd bust see. Do-
uilsue rater. Here sre sonic-bout dolls:
"Baby Blsn bs"-so In. is": bully golden hair;
glib sh soil stockings umg'osslosissp-Si.
,ms rain toll. Is.
“Baby lJl so." in my sins. imn31.nsto51.s°-
Fine iclnlsd dolls. that go to sirp. I! in. tsil. with
shun and stockings. sonic .. ’ ’ .
Jointed dolls. I! in. fall. '5: cash.
Usdusscii dolls of chins. bl s. unplanned-sud
rag dollszlnsny kinds. he 'I( u .
Dnsud dolls, in besullful styles oorown dul .
Mail. this but-«insult islands to bs foul-i st
m pr u.
Joan-*WA
Christmas
and how it sci aside for you. W
crcr shown lil town of
Fancy Chairs. Rockers
Book Carl: and Desk. C
ets. Chiil'Oniers. Hall
7 Bedroom Suits'and be
Our priccs arc very low, an
(livc us :1 call. Always glmll
46 AND 48 MAIN STREET.
than at present. and are
Now Isivrus rims. T0 PICK our YOUR
WE BELIEVE IT
Would be to your advantage to buy your coal here. for
the coming season. and if you do, you will become our
permanent customer We can refer you to customers
who have bought coal hero exclusivelyfor more than a ‘
quarter of a century, as to the uniformly good quality
of the coal we sell. We have never had a better stock"
please you. Leave us your order and you’ll be sure ,
of comfort when winter comes.
' JOHN H.-FERRIS, V DECKER. ““02...i3.~..';.i."°ti
The sort of Clothing that your
With the spprosch of tbsbolldsys the Jewslry
3‘0" out-gluten "m listif. [m . my friends will admire and ask E
y squeplsce,ioo,wbnoneisseeklngidoss We Be RID R.
shoal “if”. Asia I55“: “Mg“ more 0161- “Who‘s your ciothlcr?" Fabrics
Will: in the 10“! “In: ““3 1° d 801‘. 0‘" are fashionable and dependable. Hydraulic and"“"“‘"
stock offold jewelry is him sicblalvsnlsid than Engineer}.
over In ispricedst on s sin lover Tailoring excellent. Style cor-
theooslofpure gold so an wafmsnsbip. .. 74 WEST AVENUE,
Some price-ranges: rcct. it it perfect. SOUTH HQBWALKK con",
Surf Pins, 3: to Is. Brooches impale 3m. Examinations Re
_ ' . ' s . ports. Plans, Esti-
Elfiliffliti';§.’?,.l‘i§§’.Véffil'hhgl'l 1.33:: $0.00. 510.00. 012.00. mates for Water Works, Filters, Sew-
fitgfialn'..ss1....ghta erage and General Surveying.
Women’s Cit-ho: -1§!0.’IS. Higher grades at 1’00 flggfvgi‘fidfidd “ffitfiflgl‘glyfidgfimff
, . Water Works planned pad built. Per
rm $16.00 to $25 . sonal attention given Wall Work.
Wham“ “m, booki- “wed. m we“, Plans of Mill ,Work'carefully pro
be found here on the day of publication. And tired. 031 tl
st the fairest of low cos. Our huge volume
“measures .......... 1.0a vi: «.501: ""5119 “#038111-
'lhllé'i'ligrlifilfig' fibfi-tl‘lfi'fiéfiffi I *» . lHlsl‘ljest isn’t: )price paid {grind gist-
] - m E .
swig 3; lacing: cloth Nuns. l’ilblllll:4": Ta! “'5' in: “a" digital.“ Wlllrzailnd' 1'01!
«FIJI-Ir VCC. i5°~ -
"'33:;‘mwa'fiam,mm 5.5.35.ng Clofhlers. d«23312:;tlltlaelllulnamasgcasllgllgllzhi’:
3:33.321?“ .‘d.l"°llulli‘it.ffllfltfi Hatters. New York some days through thavweek.
'liQL'ol‘iLlT’himR‘. lili'm'af'sf’ 1333'“ Fun: [31,," " willnllgegilllé: d‘?f§'§i..%i.§‘inh°$$
"lggmmtglmnfghgsislat!!!)mfl‘lauilhalmmfi ' come in during my absence. '
'.'.' possum“ m “W"- . . is in H.032?“ Films
" 85 Washington blreel. y ‘- ’i ”‘1’ filth ‘1.“
~ St. Store.
N A M AK E R Souih Norwalk.
Broadway. sauna avenue. Ninth sud Tenth 5mm. NEW roux. _ Lehigh Don’t lie.
Furniture. Wall
c are showing the best assortment
. Morris Chairs, Combination
caches, Piano Stools. China Clos- ap r. a
Racks. Dinnig Room Furniture,
n‘ and Brass Bedsteads. - ‘ -
(l goods first class in crcry dclail. .
mellow our giiilils.()pcll crcuiugs. Are you m want 0‘ some
‘4
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Y MON D & SON “ICC. neat. ( ‘not-too~loud") You want your coal delivered to you
A ’ by the best method. We employ the
but just about right in every most careful men and our aim is for
f
way sort of Wall Paper? We $031223? 53.38”” as well as per-
WE KNOW l'l' .
will be to your advantage to buy your
coal here. ,
. lrviu Lockwood Gl‘Co.
thing that you won’t find Sufism. to B. Harris,
Coal Yard and Office Water 8 t‘
on everybody’s wall. because Branch Ofnce, Corner Washingtollriena
. Main stre t . 80 th
everybody doesn't sell it. felenho‘lie gifilw 51%. Conn.
Call and we'll :zake pleasure in
showing you. Why ASk
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NORWALK. CONN.
know we have What you want
at the wanted price—some
Window Shades, Cornice Poles. Well you; jrtends to go on ’91"
. Papers, Painter-0' Supplies. Art- b0" ' The.Aema Indemmty
confident of our ability to‘ im’ Materials- Company W1“ assume all lia-
PICTURES. bllity at very reasonable
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, NP" Hinslno. Decorating. rates.
she docs not care particularly for long
letters from her husband. hilt likes to
receive them as an evidence of good
faith.
.
Many people worry "because they be-
lieve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right. but their stomachs are unable
to digest food. Kodol ‘Dyspopsla Cure
digests what you eat. and prevents
stomach press against the heart. it
willicure every form of indigestion. G
C. Stillson.’Sotlth .Nolwalk; Ill. P.
Wood, Norwalk.
Out in the little country towns it is
recalled when poopio die that they
W
When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose of Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
IID your liver, and regulate your bow.
oils. making you feel like a new man.
For sale by George C. Stillson. South
walk. .
nun—ups.—
Tlls more a wise man thinks the lots
”ho is apt to talk.
the formation of gas. which makes the i
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When a woman is away from home. Most of the foreign and fancy brands Store Open evening's till 8:30. SOUTH ”QRW‘LK
SA‘VINBS RANK.
Open daily, except Salinas . from]
inner "w airmag' a ..
r ; s. m. .m.
day svenln‘k from 'f to 8.. ‘0‘ or
interest allowed on deposits.
of cheese are now produced In this
country by the Swiss and German -
duirymon of Wisconsin. ‘ Telephone 133. 3'
SAVED A IOY'O LIFE. .
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of lim-
ford, Dot, says: “Brazilian Balm sov-
BORDA' PRESS
as it is administered. it quickly
fhlemy boy'sl “50' itllo been {first like ’ ggggNusg‘IfigfilfaPrfit.
one we on w croup. e an ‘ . . . . ,
him a tow doses. He quickly amt... oswllhinzton Street. one. r. BEAMIIJ; Wm...
taste», and was all right in the morn- ‘ South Nahum ‘
For solo by R. H. Plaisted and I". H. l ' , . ‘ . “WPRORI l ' ‘ n”. ‘-
”“”° ”' PRINTING llllllll ll iii llllll
mile—fih‘always used. to'overostimatc ' , ‘ . l , ‘ ‘ I “ " -. ~ . » ' '
y a) .95. t'. . - .- ' r ‘ ‘ .
Bile (consolin l )——w n. 0‘ EV”? 13% lion. . '- a
mind. Your friengsynevel? did. never - ID Plumblng’ Steam!
' if you have-over seen a hilli the - l "I ‘ l 1 ' ‘
agony of croup. you can feallaonhow CONRAD BORDA’ flat water and
grateful mothers are for One lllinutiI ' i w ” '
Cough (lure, which gives relief as soon Sentinel Buildlll',
Gas Fitting. ‘ ’
‘ unlit ‘ ,-
cures all throat and lung troubled. G. -. .____
9‘} Stillmn. South .Norwalll: E. P. , .. . . I. . , .. .. .. . . . 1"” ”ND SHEET
”0‘ . “TEES; QUICK carcass. IRON WORK
saxhon&fw°man {‘un ii vllngior. she a WANTAD.‘ ’ ' ._.. 3" ““3 '
: “ course was go. to see , ' ' . ‘ ‘ M A . "'1'
her. but i never had a moment to IN THE NVENINO'bENTiNEL 323mm} light )
spare while she was here”! . Witnbumo _ .,... scum NORWALK. jam ,
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