W
, Miss Florence Bell, of Cave street. is
:Samuel Carman is hi at his home in
bits street.
E. H. Gumbii'rt. oi! Osborne avenue, Is
in New York today.
. Mrs. Edgar-110mm is visiting her
parents In New York.
......
Stebbins. Adams is recoverin
slowly from the grip.
Mrs. C. L. Paddock, of Maple avenue,
Is visiting in New Haven.
5 very,
Miss Petty, a teacher in the school,
is visiting in New Haven.
Captain A. B. St. John is around the
house after his severe Illness.
W. 0. Merritt, of Riverside avenue,
spent yo‘sterday in New York.
Mrs, Michael Drew has returned
from a two weeks‘ visit in Newark, N.
J.
The Junior Band met with, John
Finch. oi‘ Gregory Boulevard, last eve-
ning. ‘ ;
The break in the Water pipe in Fort
Point street has been repaired, after
the loss of much ,water.
Mrs. Henry L. Seymour and grand-
daughter. Ethel Glover, of Maple ave-
nue, have gone to Danbury to spend
Sunday with Arthur Seymour.
Captain. C. E. Crabbe and wife, or
Stamford. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘. S. Glover. of Maple avenue.
Mrs. E. L. Hantord. of Maple avenue.
left this morning for a visit with her
gather. A. N. Paddock, of Springfield,
ass.
James Hanford. of Maple avenue. re-
turned l at evening, from a week's
visit in orth Salem, N. Y., and Dan—
bury. . ,, ..
Rev. Foust will preach, tomorrow
morning on “Gethsemane." In the
evening his subject will be “Trial of
. Jesus.” '
The U. 0. Club met last night, and
completed arrangements for their
dance to be held. Monday night, in Ran-
dall's Hall.
Mrs. A. N. Paddock. who has been
visiting her father. J. Sturges Randall,
for some time, returned to her home
in Springfield. today.
Tile recently organized ladies' pray.
lug .band will meet with Mrs. Henry
Taylor. of Cove street, tomorrow after-
noon, at 3:30.
Mrs. M. E. Webb. 01' Second avenue,
who has been critically ill of pieuro-
pneumonia, Is now considerably lm~
proved. Hcr little grandson. who has
been ill of croup. is also improved.
Miss Katherine Thomas, of Henry
street. entertained the l“. S. S. Club,
yestcrday'aftornoon. Miss .lcssic Fan.
cher. oi‘ Maple avenue, will entertain
next Friday. ,'-'
The calendar» of the Methodist
Church for next 'woek Is:,, Monday
evening. ‘ worth League prayer meot~
ing and lblo‘study; Tuesday evening,
class moutlng‘;_L. Thursday evening.
prayer meeting: , ,
Rev. B. is. flatbed, o‘iIPortland, Mo.
preached at illusorvlce held in the
Swedish Congregatl nal Church, last
night. Mr. nthbr:_ ll supply the pul-
pit until A, . 'Dahlgren takes charge
In May. The services will be held at
the uilu'al hours toi‘nOrrow. "
There wilibe. evening prayer and
sermon tomorrow night. at the Church
or St. Edward the um r, and the Rev.
Charles T. Coerr.‘ot“ ow ‘l‘ork. ls ex.
pected to preach. All are cordially In-
vited. The sermon which Rev. Mr.
Coorr preach last Sunday evening was
one or the most interesting which he
has ever preached hero. being from
Daniel “1.. 16.
...-...... ...—4w.
The Mayflower Baseball team Is no
ginning to make arranxements for the
cumin season.
in now at work on a schedule. and in.
tends be got a good list of teams. in
eluding some of those which played
here last season. He was in Bridgo‘
port one nifiit 'th‘ill Week. and saw the
mambo ct thor.l3_ra hopbone team
andrtal ed over chain or at date: with
them. Murray. whobitched a part or
tion’ than he has been In some time.
thin ' It was lost your; .
Mi. and ii ‘ ' I
party to inciting Eon
,terdsy afternoon}. cool“
a»
,fl
Museum, and
.. r
. . , ~23 W h“...
supper. .10th PM mi
rim -
7 critic”
Manager David Rose .
lint nelson. will probably come here to
wormnnd hopes ion-be inbetter condi-
Tho team will probably be stronger
rs. LS. Psi or gave 3
Wilson. voo-
‘ of‘llln sixth
birthday universal-vb «copper was
33%"
star-mm
vacuum on an ‘
Mrs. M. Peterson is disposing 0: con
3 °' "i“ “it 9‘ Owen KM”
Henry, 'l‘rlstram. of Dorian, who
. null; resorted to banish
,.,.., ,.
xii... l ..
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. C.
A, Wilson, pasture—Services at, 10:30
a. meadow: 0 p. in. ‘ . ‘ ‘
.rv.i .lm W ' .
The “funeral at the late Frances A.
‘Soileck will be held from her into home
at zo'ciock; Sundayaiternoon.
st. ’Jbbh’s. Roman Catholic Church.
Rev, Xi. J. O'Connor. rector-”Services
at it) a; in. Sunday school
. .. . ’é-n-‘q-d‘vév-v ’ . .
James Chalice. who is on a furlough
from the Noroton Home. was badly in-
iured , by, a, trolley car. in, Waterbury.
t
Thursday night.
. ' i
The uMiBiiflo- .Hslon Waterbury an
Lulu onen attended the dance of the
Casino Club in Lockwood's llall, Nor.
Welt... Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Arthur
Requa, pastor—Services 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. to. Christian Endeavor
meeting 'at 7 p. in.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church of No-
roton. Rev. Lonis French rector-Ser-
vices 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. in. Sun-
day school at 12:30.
,Congresathnal Church. Rev. Her-
b‘ert S. Brown. pastor—Services at
10:30 a in. and 7:30 p; m. Christian
Endeavor meliting 'at 6:30 p. m.
The bridges on the, Wee Burn Golf
Club grounds, "Norotoi‘i, “which were
washed away during the recent hard
storm, will soon be replaced.
H, M. Hindley has returned from
San Antonio. Texas, and is. spending
a couple of weeks with his relatives
in Barton. Mr. Hindiey’s wife is still
in Texas. and did not come on with
him. . .
W. W. Ballard. collector town
taxes,has notified all persons who have
not paid their tbwn taxes on list or
1899 that, thecollector is required to
file liens'against the property or all
persons whose taxes remain unpaid on
the 20th day oi? March, 190]. to be pay-
able at his house or at the tax office.
Tuesday evenings. .’
Darlen friends have recently receiv-
ed a large, photograph of those who
took part in Prof. Newell's “'oolonlal
party" in ‘costume. The pidture in-
cludes Prentice and Miss Vlolettnliln-
gun. Miss Dorothy Chowoll.”Mi’ss Ger-
trude Vaientine,‘ Miss Louise ‘ Nash,
Edward Nash, Miss Mildred Decker.
Miss Alice Pierce. Miss ,Florlne
Walsch. ‘ , '.
Mrs. H. M. Valentine received a let-
ter. Tuesday. from her daughter: Mrs.
G. B. Edwards. now in PortoRIco. She
mentioned a cocoa grove" ust‘op‘posltc
their house. and wrote t at Mr. Ed-
wards had just sent one of the natives
for in “armiul of coconuts," The
same morning, on looking out of her
window. she saw another Visitor from
the cocoa grove—a liuard about a toot
long. crawling along her back piazza.
Lizards are very numerous. '
‘ Among the Darien young people who
attended the beautiful “tissue-paper
party" recently given in Norwalk. were
Miss Mary McClellan and Miss Geiu
trude, Valentine. Miss Valentine wore
a beautiful costume of lemdlwellow
tissue-paper. on the loft shod] er. was
a large spray of buttcrcups, Miss Me
Olellan wore a lovely white. tissue-pn-
per dress over blue silk. One or the
most attractive costumes was a “but-
terfly" design, worn by ‘Mi‘ssxili‘lorinu
Walloon-bright groe tissue paper bro-
cadod with butterflies, and/aw ral fairy
butterflies ornamented norm r: An-
other noticeable dress w oi ,bri‘ ht
red tissuopaper with brfi't'rod 'b h-
nct of same material. , igs'jlillildren
Decker's lovely dress was 9‘ rwhltetis-
sue~papor. trimmed with sari as. Miss
Alice Pierce wore a ronolpink dress
nearly covered with charming white
tissue-paper chrysanthenimns.
n—p—v
how "on.
A. F. Hathaway’s house.
street. (is oi'lerell, .ior Iale.
In Main
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E. A. Raymond. oi! Main street. has
been visiting In Danbury.
A large tree In irontoi Allen Dau-
cnyfs residence has been cut down.
Miss Grace Planner wont to New
York yesterday to be the guest or rain-
tivos.
Frank Ferris. who in Ill at his home
In Railroad avenue. of appendicitis. Is
much improved.
Harry Lowedwficnt to Danzursy. i‘act
nlsht., ”live . sturdsvzoo ~ u or
’wltlll‘iiilgtivcfim : ‘. ti ‘
“ma“ li'mli
V.
if n. on, visitor‘s: the
w
this has lust completed
, .
”i.
ii? \
awe:
i unabrwillvbe .lilili in to
.,&my, bacon-u or lilnéi’ss.
‘ iii .~ ruli’
minimis- a‘g ,‘gj contract lot a large
an. ‘ loan-gonAilon Baits.” New and remained, In that condition until
WIiv ,,;... , . , , _ deritli.‘ ”iii no timokus them any hope
W . .1 ,, entertaineddor hib‘l‘odovsry
,, ripen! Hermon .Willlani. Lyon, M‘rsngfsldii was in aooiiimiih up to
2‘!) ., £233“ and” :i‘ivhqflengima noo'n ,‘ ll itordfilln "is Millage? n:
u ,, , .1 I, Pt... II aui‘tf 'n‘c' use run ,, tea
(lg “ ." r ',.g,-,,,,’} 31.x. , '; :_, [...-1, tIc‘liPnll“bii'iiilbed lilo liesd“'agulnst a rut-
', Wynne, o‘t mcoin ove-
, d" yesterday attoriioou
' lilmwlflmmmlm
. f‘iluni,l_uir.lls..--.
w ...
unlinliwrinl
from Brooklyn. where she has been}
the guest oi relatives. I
The sale of the steamer (3. iii
Lowudes has been postponed to next
Thursday. A low people gathered at
her dock in Rowayton. yesterday sum»
noon, expecting-that. she would he put
under the hammer. They were inform-
ed that the (late of the sale had been
changed by order of the authorities.
my..-“
Wham—....
The following will be the services at
the Rowayton Baptist Church: 10:45
a. m., regular preaching service. 'i‘l)p~
ic of sermon. Jesus the Way. the llrsi
in a series oi three Sunday morning
sermons on the aillrmatlons .oi‘ Jesus.
Sunday evening at 7. prnisc service.
followed by sermon on the subject, ..n
is the Man. so In His Strength. Sun-
day school at 12; Juniors at -I: Senior
Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor at 6. ’
BROAD RIVER.
Mrs. Edward Weed enlertaiucd
iriends at her home In Lodgcu‘oou
avenue, Thursday evening.
In his front yard. it will be a line im—
provement when finished.
F. ii. Merrill‘n ice pond is new full
to the banks. Mr. Merrill has been
waiting for this all winter. but it is Loo
late now to get any ice.
The soloctmen are hnvlui.r the roads
In this vicinity repaired. us a result
of the recent storm. The. men arc
working at present on I..cllgc\vood aver
one.
i
.
WINNIPA UK.
Mi‘ilfG. S. Chapin loaves Monday
evening. next. for an extended trip to
Baltimore. Md.. her former home. ‘
John E. Wood. our popular station
agent, spent last evening in New York.
viewing the sights of the grout city.
Justice Hoyt. much to the initiator-
lion ot his many friends. has entirely
recovered from effects of his recent
fall. on ,Viins now r‘figumed his nccus
tomcdii ace‘nt’thc nnlpauk mills.
TRANGE BUliiAL REQUEST.
N .W YORK. March lllwA special to
the World from Brunswick, (ha. says:
it. B. Daulortli, a wealthy lumber ox.
porter, committed suicide hero. iii»
lott anotc saying: "ilury llli' at thr-
bottom of the son." ‘
The request was alldrcsscd to tho
Knights or Pythius. and today um lo
cal odgo of that order, of which ihc
suicide was a member, carried the
strange wish into oilect. The body
was carried twenty-live miles out to
sea, on a steamer. There the services
or the burial of the dead at son was
road.‘ Then the body or the suicide
was pushed over the side. watched by
a number of relatives and friends Ill'il'l~
out. immediately a school of sharks:
appeared at the soot, where It had dis-
appeared.
.
couonsd‘mm saoeluaosAo.
LANCASTER. l’n.. March l6- tlonA
sressmnn Marriott ill-onion, chairman
of the Committee on Banking and Our-
renoy. died at 8 o'clock this morning
from astroko‘ of upoplcxy. He Was
stricken, at b o'clockyestcrday nitora
noon. lie all once became unlinnncious
te'r. Although the accident caused him
considerable min it was not at the
‘ .' lullamvlmm‘omm
’ ll.»\\".'\\..w. ‘ ‘
and chlldien are especiall benefited by its
., Smithisflnonfloun n‘RQIlovatorgmakes pale, sickly women look brlgh
to b’e'posicsud‘ottho power to‘ renew oath. and many a lagged woman has been made to look ten to twenty
yearsyoungerbylts use. _ It makes t e ssllow cheek ruddy with health. the tired eye bright with youthlul
vlvnclty. the logging step elastic. and the shrunken features plump and round and full.
cl
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ti ‘
endure. power to
gentle touch of a lo
Smith’s Green Mo
it never whips or drives any part
goes with it and kindly smooths
healthy action, and assists in its
wonderful medicinal properties.
REPUBLICS ANNEXED.
.44....
United States Recognizes Great Brit-i
ain's Rule inv’80uth Africa. l
NEW YORK. hmrcli ill—MA special.
from Washinuion to lili.‘ llcraid. says:
'l‘heaIlnltcd States has aivcn oiliclul.
although ludirccl. recognition in (ll-cut:
ilrltniu's uunciullon ol‘ the two rupubl
lies with which it Is all war in South;
Africa. This rccugliiiiou is liccordcill
In the Siltll’ Ilcudruuvnt‘s annual mi
view ot’ llic liuilml coruluw‘cc oi inc.
United Slates with l‘orciuu i'llllllll‘ll‘.rl.l
which was Islam-1i tmlnv. .
ill lilii: publication tlic l‘i’illlillllrti.
which have previously bccn known as.
the South Ai‘rlcnu’ 'lil’-i:lllllil‘ and lhci
Orange Free sumo. are referred in iu‘
every instance u: 'l‘bc 'l‘rnusviiul and
Orange Ilivcr Colony. which are ilu»
mum-s lllcnl Ilrilnln's nuncxulion pron
imuuliuu l‘i‘i'ill‘ii in “Will.
II b; cxpluilizul in a fool now (but ill"
iuliiicr il-rulbiils haw been anucxcii
lo (ll-col llrlluili. and lliul. llicy lll'i‘
now colonies: oi' the cmuirc
'l‘lic Milled Hinton Is the first power
In recognize the annexation. all other
powers liuvini.r taken the slund that
recognition of tho uliucxullou is not in
order uulll ibcv have had formal noi-
ice of ii, which (lrcnl llrilnln has not
yet given Ihcm.
Door svnionlliizcrs are considerably
wrought up over the Incl illnl the Unit
ed Sluice should be the first to accord
rccognillon to thc hated and disputed
annexation.
l
BREACH OF SECRECY.
Trouble Over the London Times' Pub-
lication of Civil Lint.
LONDON, :‘llnrcb iliw'l‘liu members
of tlic lions» of Commons arc urcully
slirrI-ll on by l'lll‘ London 'i‘luios'u ul-
Iciu‘d bunch of scorer-y in regard to
the publishing: in ullvuucc llic govern-
mcui'.‘ civil list nmposula. A curious
I'calurc which has not Icukcll out in
tho pupcru Is ilic iliipllcution of lilo
llirmlnuimm I'oul In liii‘ sumo chm-nos,
nud iiu rc is a half humorous and bull
acrlous ultl-uipl upon the purl. ul‘ liic
lrlsli ml mbcrs to (lilllili‘l‘l ,iil‘il'llil
(lllumllrrluln with tho all’ull‘. 'l‘lic Pool
in (nu- ol' Mr. I‘luinibl-rlulu'u \vnruicsl
sullpm-inrs. and II the Liberals can not
this organ punished they will tuitc it
[N u l'u-nzoliill ucorc oi“ llli‘ lunch-dis—
liked colonial secretary.
A coum‘vutlvc membcr or pnrllu‘
nicnl Ibiormull u rcm'moniuiiw' oi ‘llil'
.'\Hii0i.'ill.ii‘ii I’l‘i‘lis that tile nuiiorill' 01
his pnrlv would be dcllulilwl in mm
the London Times suupcudcli for. any
u Wll'fli. not with iill‘ Idea of seriously
uIl‘cclinr. up new service, but. with my.
in?! ll ‘11 "numb ul-ollcd lesson."
A. .I. Ilnll'our, the government leader
In tho llouuc of (luminous: Sir licnry
(,laiilpbcil-Iluulici‘muu. lili‘ liberal lumi-
pr, and William (Yourl (lulli'. UN' ”Willi-
ci‘. qu'c bm-n In luilluuiluiion on tile
llililllwl. Aulouu tlw suggestions winch
they will concidm‘ iii nun In examine
all liw mr-mbcrn oi' ilw civil iIuI com
milieu ucmu-uil-ly. undcr illiiil. lillil an
run down llic culprit.
'l‘hc daily Mull prints an editorial in
this comicclion bonded Unusually di-
rucl charm» of vcllnlliy ill high place»
during which it‘sayo:
“illmuld the speaker; as ho curtain.
ly wpni, dcccido to have the Times re.
porlcr thrown out nl‘ lilo House. our
contemporary would have no dillicmiy
In employing further honorable mem-
bers or o'lllciulii to supply it with such
beam us It may desire to publish. it
the roinmllloc cannot find mwor to
not. no the phantom of its own honor
and to prevent theidlliclosm‘e of infor-
mation which Is solely in Its posses.
alon. there In no remedy."
ENGLISH“ POLO YEAH .HEPIATID.
BAN FRANOlSGDv March 104$le
llnnham Polo team. ofriiinglsnd. was
d tested at Burliugame by circles:
tune rotor-doll seriously.
I, fimltb's Green Mountain Ron». , ,‘vaurr,
. in its medicinal energies is as strong
‘the‘idiscase, and cxtermmaies it. It
seam
and with masterlui'skill eradicaics its everyinr
purity,and surcharg‘esitwith buoyancyand rich,
vigorous nourishment.
ease to exist in the same bod with itself.
. Smith'sflreenbiountain enovatorgives
power to those who use It. muscular power, brain
' power, nerve power-- power :10 achieve. power to
All this it accomplishes, with the gentleness of a lamb.
‘ As the bereaved are comforted by the tender words and
tated, and the weary oomfortcd,benefitcd, strengthened,
built up by the gentle, insidious, soothing influence oi?
acting abnormally and under unnatural conditions.
Mountain Renovalor removes the disease, soothes the part into natural,
W
i
.
l
,ouwmill in [.00 county. Virginia. C. it.
'beziring dates between 1850 and 1860.
as a lion, but as gentle as a lamb. ‘
dt‘is powerful in. removing disease .
from? the body and despair from} the
brain. It cleanses thebiood- cleverly
taint of Mziiarla, Scratch, Rheuma-
tism, or Catarrh, and cures all diseases
of ihEleerand Kidneysmall ill-weari-
ness, weakness, ‘ backaChe. nervou-
nose, etc. , Smith'sGrcen Mountain
Renovator, instead ofpermitting dile
case to, prey upon the bodymroys upon
hes the blood, and purges. it of
c ry-impurlty. :It rescues the
dc airing dyspeptic, assists his
. l stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder.
etc.—~assiststlicm to prepare, d}
gust, and distribute and to the
bodyiand to carry‘off that wine}!
‘ is rejected. It pursues disarm
wherever it maybe located, and
romptiy arrests and destr sit.
. ttakes possession of the b cod,
it will not permit dis-
bound to do. .
vingtriend, so are iiiosick, the debili-
untain Renovaior. It is never harsh;
of the body or brain into action, but
its way. The part that is diseased is
Smith’s Green
duties. Weak and debilitated women
t and beautll'ul and strong. It seems
While cutting up a poplar at his
iiculcrton found an anger bole plugged
by a pin. On retrieving the pin he
found in the hole live :20 gold pieces
The coins urt- supposed to have been
bid thorn for safekeeping duringr the
civil war.
We, lvison. ol' Louncuning. Md., sul
l‘crcd lcrribly from neuralgia ot the
stomach and indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors failed to
cure him they led him on morphine
A friend advised the use of Kodoi Dys
pepsin Cure and after taking a few
bottles of It he says, “it has cured me
cutiroly. [can't say too much for
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." lt digests
what you out. G. C. Stillson.
The staticluli of the Minneapolis
Times has figured out that It would
inkc a little more than 69 yours to
count :1 billion dollars. at the rate oi
100 a minute for night hours a day. But
then. a man possessing that sum could
afford to llil‘t‘ 0‘.) men and have the job
completed In a year. Or possibly he
would be content to leave the billion
ulicountcd and merely draw the inter-
est on lt.—-—Albuuy Journal.
REMARKABLE CURES OF RHEUM-
ATISM.
\‘tllIllOlliOl‘, 'Ruthcrtordton.
From the
The editor of the Vindicator has had
occasion to test. the clilcacy oi' Chum-
berlnin‘s Pain Balm twice with the
most reimirkable results in each case
First. with rheumatism in the shoulder
from which he auil‘ered excruciating:
pain for ten days. which was relievcd
with two applications of Pain Bnlm
rubbing the parts ntilictcd and walls
iny, instant benefit and entire mile: In
u very short time. Second. in rheuma
tlsm in thigh joint, almost prostrating
him with novcrc pain. which was re
liovcd by two applications, rubbing
with the linimcnt on retiring at night.
and uctiing up iron from pain. For
Hilli‘ by (l. C. Stllison. South Norwalk;
ll}. 1’. Wood, Norwnlk.
Shorilcigli—vl'm afraid I‘ll not be
able to pay youxioi" this overcoat bo-
i’urc next. spring.
'l‘itilll)‘ lllll (lb. illlli. will be ll” riuilt
“Wluu will you illlVI‘ It heady?"
"Ni-xi spring."
BTRIKEB A RICH FIND.
"i won iroubiml {or several years
with chronic indignation and nervous
dcbliity." writes l“. .I. (ll-ecu, oi Lun-
caulcr. N. ll. “No remedy holpod'me
until i began using Electric Bitters.
which (illl me. more good than all the
medicines i ever used. They have ul-
eo kept my wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electric lilltora are
Just splendid for female troubles; that
they are a grand ionic and Invigorator
tor woak, run down women. No other
medicine can take Its placuin our film.
Ily." Try them. Only buc. Batisiao.
lion guaranteed by 0‘. ll. Baxter.
. —----——-+
“How in It." asked the victim. "that
you charge mu thiriyallvo cents, when
the also says, ‘ll‘lrat-rlnss hair cut is
eonta?‘ ”
"ilul you haven‘t first-class hair."
replied the harbor.
-mn—
WORKING 24 HOURS A DAY.
'i‘boro'u no real. for those tireless
little warkorcwnr. King's new Life
Pills. Millions are always busy. cur-
Ing Torpld Liver Jaundice. Ililiousl
nos». Fever and Ache. 'l‘hoy banish
Sick Headache, drive out Malaria.
Never gripe or weaken. Small. taste
nice, work. wonders. Try them. no
at 1'. ii. Baxter's. . ’ " -
Wall ,
Advertising In simply telling the poo.
pie where they can get some desirable
' ‘ usc'rlcu‘r peasant.-.
n‘his In true or
”if?! _
ANCE CO. for nearly forty years. “
F. F. Field, Gen. an.
United pruned ma. soNormlu.
who
your friends to “go on ”your
bond? The Aetna Indemnity
. Company will assume all lia-
bility at _‘ i’e'l' reasonable
rat-cal 1 .» «71’? «“l-i
JacabM.Layton
Resident Agent, W
5 RAILROAD PUME;
sOUTH NORWALK.
fit? a- .. _. .-- ”-.--.-“ .. ..- .-.... .
d lbw.
Ilia
Plumbing and Slum Hut
inn. ,.
Hot Water Hairline-
Hor Air Humid.
s'rovnsm‘ - among.
enigma mgr; rill'ra‘oéinnmo.
u on team, , , ,‘i '
Gas Fixtures. ~ Metal, Cellini. do
Have you seen our stock-n , ,
RICHMOND "R‘A‘fluflrr‘
The Jones 8 "orchids: enliven}
1'1 WALL BTREET‘AORWA ml
A PANACEA.
‘All who suffer (and there are
many) from Headache 0r Neural—
gizi or any disease where pain is a
prominent symptom, should try
Acctou, it relieves quickly. At
Druggisis. 25c. 21 box, or
Accton Medical Co,
Mystic, Conn.
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a hurry and do it right?
i will.
JUNlUS BROWN,
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
Store,
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place.
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OUR NEW GOODS
Arc now In stock. A larger variety
than over before. Prices, as usual.
very low. l‘lnvlng engaged a number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
we are In better position than ever to
do your work,
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
E'E'Gofhani
10 First Avenue.
East Norwslk.
Tel. call 135.2.
whonre. , .
Food Particular.
Fancy “High Lawn" Creamery
I’l'illt Butter. iiic lb.
Porn Lard. , 100 lb;
Washburn. Crosby Gold Medal
Flour: 5.0 has.
H. (l. Pancake. be pkg.
3 lb. pkg. ll. 0. Buckwheat. liopkm
2 lb. pkg. ii. 0. Buckwheat. to pkg.
ll. 0. Oatmeal, 14c pkg.
Gold ilual. We on.
ll bars good Laundry Soap. lion
7 burs (.lloss Soap. I150
n Wilhelm.
t m or players by a umv-ol ll to 4i.
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5337 or nine
V New York, Adguo‘tg
Gentienien ‘;,;,Sooic do,
purchased a number of?
arch Extinguishers for" _
New York hot‘el's,‘nam 3r '
Imperial and Net‘llerln'ii ,
,tliinkjtonly fair to tel you
within a short time aft .. ‘ '
"ing‘ the equipment a'rfir
out in the Imperial Hotel,‘,w
was, uickly extinguished b
use oi a small amount of fit
poundout of one of your”.
guishers', in the hands of one 0
our em loyees. ‘ '
We ad that the extin‘ nslili
simple to handle, coo:eegi‘iiglyl
fcctivc, and does no daniagew "
soevcr to the material with‘Wliim
it comes in contact“ Wc‘ane' i. "
ly satisfied with our purchase
feel free to say that it should:
in every hotel and apartm
house in the country, and
cheerfully recommend it for
purpose, as in our opinion ‘1, in
the. finest appliance for that ’
pose on the market. , ', '
Wishing you every success,
are, Sincerely yours
STAFFORD & WHITAKE
...—....
, Tel. 43-8 ,
Coustooi. Wilkins, ilvillill
m wasnm'ron smear.
South Norwnlk.‘ '. .
scum NORWALK
SA VINGS RINK.
Open daily, except Saturday.
9 a. m, to 12 m., and from 1 to‘ 3
Saturday, 9 a. m. to 12 m.,-and on
day evening frpm 7 to 8.
interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANsv-Prest. .
JOHN H. FERBIB, Vice-Pres ‘
GEO. F. BEARSE. Sec. and '1?er
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NOTICE. ‘. , ..
The First National Bank, of Emmi"
Norwalk, Conn. located atSoutli ,
walk. in the state oil Connectic,
closing up its stairs. All nowhq on
and others. creditors of said auricular
tion are therefore hereby notified to ,
present the notes and other .olglm
against the association for payment. ,
CHARLES E. FEBRIS..Caa up.
Dated Juan-ch 5. .1901. 1115 to
Hustle m ca»;
Highest-cash price paid for old in
ale and materials of every kind. m
me a postal and I will call. -;r=
Prompt attention and honorslill:
dealings with all. i am occasional
In New York some days through M
week ‘ . . ,
immediate attention on my rotufll‘
will be given to any business that no!
come in during my absence. .
ABRAHAM HARRIS, ,
13 Raymond St., or 11 North m
St, Store. , .,
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF NORWALK. ' ‘
61 WALL STREET. NORWAL
(incorporated 1867.) --
cu ITAL. $250M
suanus and PROFITS, on _
Lia
EBENEZER HILL, Pros. it‘d.
Vice Pres. H. P. PRICE. Oil
Ior. J. P. TREADWBLLa
Assistant cum». '
. . omscrom: .
E. Hill, E. K. Lockwood. J. P. W
well, E. J. Hill, J. A. Osborn. D; W ' ‘
Fitch. Joseph C. Roadie, 0. E.
Wilson. W. 1". Bishop.“
Personal property, stocks, liofilo ,
etc, deposited In the Sale Dope
Vaults in New York city, stained
(idl‘ the law oi the state onion; 1 ,
ingugh the owner ho a resident‘or" j‘
0t
or state. This can be ovum
renting a safe In the Site
Vamt o! the National Bank 01;.
we . . , ~.
0. , w. RAYMOND.
RUNERM. DIRIOTOII I
AND IMIALMIR.‘ .
93 Wnblnizton at. . south ll
; Muldcnce, 9 Crescent
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