.. can testoster‘.
can scorn NORWAIIK Evasion sum can
.iVV
wmm * .
T. B. GRIFFIN.
Prescription Draggist and
Photo Supplies.
205 Washington Street.
munm
Alonso Wheeler, of lien” street.
spent the Sabbath itt Bethel
Michael C. Drew is still continuing
to improve at the Not walk hospital.
George Sprague has sold his bicycle
anti has gone to llsrien to visit friends.
Mrs. lit-own, of Henry street, is en-
tertaining Mrs. Frank Jones, of Stant-
ford.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Eno have return-
ed front their trip to tire White Moun-
talus.
Leroy Hoyt. formerly of this place,
but now of Bridgeport, is stopping here
for a few days.
M. A. Lockwood, of Stnnwicli, Conn.
has been visiting Mrs. J. 11. Rundlo, in
Van Zandt avenue.
Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, of Van Zandt
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Robert
Wood, of Stamford.
Miss Lottie Morreli. of Bridgeport,
who has been visiting friends here. has
returned to her ironic
Miss Annie (I‘tVénhagen oi New York,
who has been the guest of friends in
East Norwalk, has returned to her
home.
The Epwortli league of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. will hold it hits-
iness meeting iii the parlors of the
church, this evening.
A couple of keys which look as
though they might be valuable. were
picked up near Husted’s market in
East avenue. Saturday.
Con rreissmnn E. J. Hill will deliver
an ad ress on President McKinley at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
next. Sunday evening.
Miss H. E. Beard, who has been in
Holland during the past slit months. ar.
rived in New York. Saturday, on the
steamer Potsdam. She reached her
home iii East avenue. yesterday.
Mrs. J. H. Rnndle and son Harold.
who went to Stanwlch on their wheels.
returned, yesterday. Mr. Rundie went
part way to meet them on his wlicel.
Rev J J. l‘oust went to Stamford
yesterday afternoon. and delivered an
address before the Stamford Y. M. C.
A. boys. The servite was held at 4
o‘clock.
The Junior band. of the East avenue
Methodist Chtircli. will hold a meeting
at the residence of Frederick H. Field.
Ilurrilt avenue, South norwalk. this ev.
cning. Frank Fornn will lead.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Boyson. of New-
town, and Mrs. A. C. Mlddlcbmok. and
Miss Edna Seymour. of Wilton, have
been spending the week with Mr. anti
Mrs. A. N. Morgan. in East avenue.
Miss Sarah Jackson. of Stamford.
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
llusted. over Sunday. She is now the
guest of her brother, John Jackson. in
Prospect street. Site will remain a
week.
William T and Harry Aistlicrpe and
Miss Hattie Aistliorpe of Peekskiil;
Miss Roberta Forster anti Miss Amy
Forster. of Philadelphia, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Muttnrt, of Myrtle
avenue.
Noah Wood of East avenue, who has
been very ill with typhoid fever at his
home in East avenue, has improved.
The relatives from Mount Vet non who
Were his guests, returned home this
morning. .
Fred Ltihdduis has fully recovered
from typhoid fer/er. He was able to
go out doors for a little while today.
He has lost about fifteen pounds and
has the appearance of passing through
a very severe siege of sickness
The Cleveland Wheel Club (lid not
go on their contemplated run yester
day. it was postponed on account of
the threatening weather
two Weeks the club members will go
on a century run to Meriden and re-
turn. a. handsome century badge, with
a bar on It, Will be given. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Keatlng. of
3 St John avenue. East Norwalk. left
town this morning for a three weeks'
vacation Visiting
erlcan Exposition Niagara Falls and
other points of interest in New York
state. Julian Main will substitute for
Mr. Keatlng on the mail route during
his “WT”... .33 . -_ , V ,
Many people no r motlde in East avg!
use. are c « 1P. i.
» holes in thoroughfare MW the?
1 East avenue Methodist Church to the;
.. railroad station. They claim that I
- couple of loads of dirt would fill the
l ”in up. V it then It would not be so
dsaircog c after ch rain storm.
A‘ short time after Mrs. George it.
name told Who the lost property be
«longed to, anus immediately restored
There were $80 in the
..iphi):itIutI ‘of East
MI I
‘ It to its owner.
, ' MW!" T”
m
: oil in black and white.
,blow to crunchy-jig pAtnerlca and II .
it is for the ‘
in about ,
he Buffalo Pan- Amt
bore in air exec in y til
‘ digilay‘ o‘f sewers infidtfil wait-
it
Morgan. who rcIldoI It ill Henry
1 «root. lost her pocketbook Saturday
«Fig-ohm iii}.- who mutuality
on the trains droughts” picked it
up. A card containing Mrs. Morgan's
m.— “
Osborn avenues. which was erected for
the Norwalk celebration by the East
Norwailt fire department. The brllht
colors of the nation have been remov-
0d and In their stood. the arch is drop.
0n the top of
the curve on each side of the arch. is
a picture of President McKinley. It
Is a creditable piece of work and was
done by the fire laddies.
E tor Sentinel: . Dear Sin—ignor-
one and anarchy have again mur er
cd our president. and I trust the bu let
'that slow McKinley gave the den
over the c Vliizcd world
proplc. with the help of God. to say
whether it shall be so or not. i pray
the people may be practically of one
mind on this subject. While i believe
in the fullest liberty within reason and
common sense. to free speech, I think
the teaching of anarchy should be ex-
cepted. it is a universal law that ver-
min should be exterminated.
Yours truly.
’1‘. F. BUSSING.
terdny morning. the pastor. Rev. J. W.
Davis. conducted a memorial service to
the late president. during which he paid
a high tribute to his ability. integrity
and Christian character. drawing many
useful lessons and impressing many
itelpiul thoughts. '1‘ he sermon of the
evening‘was from ’Rsvciations I; 18 “I
am he that iiveth and was dead; and be-
hold I am alive forcvertnore. Amen;
During he discourse he emphasized
these thoughts:
was raised from the dead: that he is
alive forevermore and as such is the
sample of what the christian will be.
be bestowed until after the resurrection.
and there may be those who are in
Christ. and all others will suffer the
penalty for ' sin, which
from His presence, which is the second
death.—-Rev. xx;12-15.
R0 Will YTON.
The East and West Sides played a
game (if baseball; Saturday on the
West Sides, Tito score was fifteen to
four, in favor of the East Sides.
Howard Stevens, of this place, and
Nelson Craw. of South NorWaik. start-
ed yesterday morning in the yacht
Agnes for a week's cruise to the east-'
ward.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
John Brown, of Bridgeport visited
friends in Darien last Week
All the flags in this place are at half
mast. Several are draped in black and
black and white.
The new road from the end of Rings
End Bridge, Noroton, to (loilcnder's
Point. is now open.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 1). Lyon. who
spent last week tip the Hudson. are ex-
pected to return home today.
The floral display upon the grounds
of Alfred Morciiouse, Jr.. Prospect
avenue. is remarkably beautiful.
The new iron bridge in East Main
street near the Congregational Church.
has received a new coat of white paint
Many front here attended the ball
game on the fair grounds, Norwalk.
Saturday afternoon, when the Daricns
won.
Dudley Tilley, who has been quite ill
for some time. is much improved. His
many friends will be pleased to learn
of this.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Bardenburg. of
New York. have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris S. Wood. of Noroton
Heights.
, The Men's Club of the Congregation.
al Church will give a peach festival.
in the Town Hall. Dnrien. next Thurs-
day evening.
William Weed led the Epworth Len-
gue service at the Darien Methodist
Church. last evening. The topic was
“True Honor."
New roofs are being put on several
of the houses in this place and other
improvements made, especially to the
yards and fences.
Albert Rhamlow sold his place on
Pairfleid avenue. Noroton Heights. to
Mrs. Ludlow, of New York, who is to
move in at once.
Mrs George Oberlander who is the
guest of her son. George Oberlander.
of Keeneburg. N. J. is expected to re
turn heme today
The Volunteer and Eagle Hook and
Ladder Companies made a good show-
ing in’ the Nor-walk celebration
parade, last Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Jelllffe and chil-
dren, of New York. who have been
guestsof Mrs..A. E. Morley, in this
place have returned home.
Mrs. Alexander Abbott of Baltimore
who has been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. C. W. Lounsbiuwy during the past
week has returned‘ to her home.
The young lady from New York who
was the guest of Mrs Pratt. has ftiiiy
recovered from her exciting experience
of being neatly droWncd, first
There were several from the place
who went to South Nordiclk. as: Fri
day night, and watched The Evening
Sentinel bulletins telling of the con-
dition of President McKn nley.‘
Min.- Bennett's lie or garden
Parks avenue. Noroton. excites much
admiration. There is a. combination
of salvia. French lilacs. asters and can-
tics. which makes a brilliant display.
Clelland' s place.1
clotting.
actors: hath iuhid1
outf Main street, in-
oritcs. salvla,
with his and golden
g??? Selleck has a position i‘with’t
C611 tor Haas. of Noroton
Heights. who is boiling a residence on.
“WWW?” Hill, fordfl
I ' Wigwam)!- meeting.
i
place, last evening The topic. which
was generally discussed. was "Young
People Who Rite in the World. " There:
he
inking ofi
d
tVd
At the Advent Christian Churclt. ye's- ‘
and liav the keys of hell and of death. " ‘
That Christ died. and .
after the resurrection: that there is no .
immortality out of Christ. and is not to '
is to destroy'
t0 OIii-om t e Volu gm: headquarters
BLACK
then; present reductions?"
briefly:
of HALF A MILLION YARDS
it's
2 woman.
T
Block florvciiloux
Called “ mammoth Iilk. it .
u- -.in 89:. worth It. to. Ii- -.l.n ooc. worth St...»
“54- In.. o c. worth Sm. IyK-in . Si. worth
Sui. n- it. It--tI.iv9r.thli-Io
stuck FIIIII Maui»
An old tIlII'bIe illp- We fluid keep it till
doomIdIy and it raid Itiil be in .I.Ity
r
Io- -i.n doc. vi. 1. II-iri., ’f‘lgc h It. is
at- -ln.. .worth I SI; u- -lh.. Si. worth St. is
It- -in . t. I:
worth! I 6
WI‘ AI‘MIII'OI
Uud lIr:Ily for mourning purposII.
l0-|I‘l.. we ll 3 . .
lleln.'.ls.*n.fll'li.#-nl19xl "om. ’I 1
31 15- n ihblfiékwmt. .m
no. worth IchV
u-in.. ‘10:”. Monthly . mam: Ice. worth!
Io -.in. 85:. worth! .Io. ’Itjlmnrcmorth SIC?
nix-in SI,“ 'ls'..|l4fi..l..10'[m
SI is n-in. '1.IS.’WI’ih Si. ,0. arm .31.»
worth Si 15.
. .l- )5. we
tfl-iri. IL.
Women's Garments
A Serial Story
:- and
the chroniclin of the coniinuIl now strivIlI
‘ Apparel—mists, n hipwmmetticom, that
illustrate to the t t atom the clamping
new ItyiuV for the comic IIIIoni Vdnin‘ty
‘ marlin underwent, inched Ind dirtiiicti‘v‘c,
. tkIt joins the already large ”that", till-
ceningiy.
'I Word todIy Inquisition of the uni Muc-
iin UnduwIIr um BtiiliInan Wm:
Night Gown-—
Inc—Of inuIlin pIIltId yoke: nIck Ind Ind IlIIvoI
"hunt“ with rubric mic.
isc—OO IiuIlIn; yokI of bin hItnItiichId mnln;
out “.11, IiIIvII trio-IV; Vivid: kdepunVI
Militia
- DI Munich“ out“ no»
St. Is~0f cItnbrc; with «on lIwn “ounce. trin-
admin I rows of VtItcpon inertial! VIM IICI
uni—oat briiiinnum; ruii front. ill-lied buck; ninth
u it
3- 5—36 brilllnnlino. m swmmuipmm frontV
Ind bucki lilo other with from of cluster plain.
and Mitch“ MI piIliI Ind iIiIII bark
It. 10—0! briilldhtino. ItltchI box plIltI front and
J! Pacuirar «.1qu
PECL‘ .JAR.‘ in than it lot/6N2: unusual reduction on the regular ,
V prised of ItIndI‘r’d Block Sill“ cf the so: popular ram.
3‘“ that we Ive.kiimyI sold. and shall continue to 'pdl It
M. It thirds have gone. You will suit:
The tremendous money-Irving powomthot Ila in a purchase V.
CB SILKI The mercantile the
goods, the more valuable the saving—hence til:s
effect striking economics on standsrd’blaclt sil
all women that have use for them—and that moans nearly every
These hints of the kinds included In on rotnIrltnlIlo Isle: .
It mIlteI I mighty in- .
Imongtiilu colostiouh of Womon'I Waring that».
.I—Of liuIliIi: with cImbric umbrolil ruloztrlli- ‘
rut-Ir
SILKS
I I )Why.
The Iacwdr id
I (In questioni
me opportunity to
will vitally interest
lFi
u.-
BlIck Lil-or or Peon do Solo
Pandemic piano “Ikin Iiik'V' Ind
Iott,pilIblI,luItrouI and full depth oflhldiu
to in... I worth 11c. Io- -..lli Ow, worth In:
II- -.In .«ortb Ml} II-ln. 95;. north in
wit... down it 9 ~in. , Sm. wort
It a. win. It Isinortti gt. so. It‘ll JIM!
worth Mi 5 ' V
such intuitions ,
Good III the nor round. It a Iott. flowing
and light, yet bIIvy enough to: winter. A
brilliantlndtruobll ck I i
In I.n Inc. worth 05c. will . m. worth SI. .m.
in., vacant: In; . V,
M a“? DuchIIII
on I In "C!
IQ-ln . £me Io- -ln.. ac. 'vorih Ito.
i041)” m. worth t. ot-II. lye. wraith lug,
Indra. Spunk.” II- -.in .Ir muslin ii; . .
I—ln.. SI “.on I-w-lA-In.'11§.W"‘I
t. c II-ln.‘. ")5. worth 8mg. II- -il'l.. it so;
V'Of .
’Giris' walking Shirts
Gish Ind young woman In
for anV FIII gamut"! their widen.” Doug
In IIIVmply prepIIId to supply and II
is
Iii?” ktm of While“ Cheviot Wlhtth “
:6 ”.525“ of «our 41‘“ chovlot. cup Irina-E
. Id cirrulli‘ lounII
Walking aura point, but «citric.
new Itylu III II Ito-rt Indo Iltrlcitn‘
most pIrtIctilIr young “lady could viii
"casts" "Joli? can“ rm
. I . c or o
“writ-ltd strontium "nth: luck diving «It:
suicnIVI rum: ductile—Illicit“ III-Is
School Suits a» any ,
Mantras» i-Iuoiciu ch
‘5 T thIIVun rows of III)! III!
$3?“ luk. whit.” I’ll, silk. cord Milli
Ar: mounts duo WI .liiciliu‘liihi.
"‘- clinics «madam thm‘houtwlor
but-k; plain blIitoI IlerII.
Imount went in than pretty. dill-h
ed pensions last week. have gone on u
shOrt vacation. Some retuined Satur
day and others will remain till next
Saturday. They are in different parts
of the state, visiting old friends.
Tomorrow is the date for the state
Sunday school convention of Congre~
gational Churches. The session will
be held in the Congregational Church
in this place. There will be afternoon
and evening services and in the even-
ing Rev. Paul Moore Strayer. of South
Norwaik, will deliver an address
it was the privilege of a number of
descendants residing in this lilacs.
whose; ancestors were old Norwaik
families. Vto witness the various exer-
cities of anniversary week especially
the allegorical pictures in the armory.
Tuesday evening. and the parade oti
Thur-.sday
The Union Temperance services at
the Darien Methodist Clttirch, last
night, were well attended. The Con-
gregational and Methodist societies
joined hands and there were addresses
by both Revs. Joseph L. Guernsey and
II. S. Brown. "Christian Unity." was
the stihiect of the sermon by Rev Mr.
Guernsey in the morning
The Enirfieldisopthw‘ast Auxiliary of
the Conn. Sunday School Association
will hold its annual meeting in the
Congregational Church. tomorrow.
Rev. J. H. Hoyt in 1).. New Canaan.
is the president db will prosidei
At three o'clock he wil give an ad
dress on “FutureB of Auxiliary Work. "
and at l. 50 RfiyB C. Pilsbury. also of
that town.w i noisier an address on'
j‘Ca’usec tor the Lack or suiriilrui ché
units in Stinday School Work. Other
Interesting speakers will be preterit.
4—...—
AT NORWALK'S PARADE.
The parade at Norwalk yesterday in
town was participated in by forty
members of the Volunteer iii-e com
party. the tire politiewiidnilsring nlncie
teen. the Fourteenth Regiment Bandl
bf forty pieces. several members or
Paul Revere Council.
on the fire pit ql
cecnwich Id h
lie celebration a success. A610 0 cloc
n the morninst the bond. Arc polio
and Volunteers.
:26“ and assistant
shall and Ghetto
wagon Thunv
sWthliigto’n Mari
Merritt. paraded
¢ lrcenw ch fiver? no to Puttittn‘n avcn
hon canntormtm’hod to the depot anifi
Mountbatten ktritinf S t
Mali: Photflhd‘t‘ nudism Oil plot
if“!!! '61 Whom“ while “matching and,
‘tvhiieilnedu that) act. They cars
icinly made” it I fit
by iiulfomii.‘ Ind
. otnmsrclti
i cntiy. and received scrum which.
hey ruffled. Th e Norwalk. Vparadd,
i in ii lies in length. and the dis»;
Vance tnveic‘d was twice that. Thd
E'id‘hi awash. in cash ~~
irccnwlch cautions“ m‘wcil trillion,
Children’ s School
Of ooumthe‘ “than and than: when! dIIIeI wear out q
And ninthm know that tum did I modulo illuminant, bring In better Mural than IIniIll
aprons.
There in IIrgI Inortnunt of then: m; e triininod witlhdmItitchVId mills, cthon
with Iti‘tbroidory PrloeI In 300, 33c, $00, 7
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avouuo. Ninth and Tenth thnIVtI. NEW :YORK..
l nitrous
. boa
;‘ quire V,to
honor- or the armsannwsrary of that; byt
.. intbfiidfiig IV
r Share in makingjh hi
headed by Chief Rust,”
“III,
Nor fl
’ihtli run ~
boyIV we) to it yIIrI. ri
torts I P
y enough” anyhow .
and” snoop to”
stilts iron 't-‘Anoc: “
To be Operatle'Und‘br indent-minute
donation Law.
Rules for governing paroles of con-
victs at the. state prison. under the
indeterminate sentence law passed at
the last sessidn of the General Assam-
bly. have been adopted by the bourd‘of
parole. which consists of the prison
directors and the warden. .Tbe code
was carefully prepared by a commit‘
tee of the board, and was adopted after
submission on the full board. The
titles are as follows:
1 -—-No prisoner eligible to parole un-
der the indeterminate sentence law of
1901 can be paroled until he has served
the minimum termvfor which he is con-
tenced.
2. “No prisoner will. be paroled tin-
less he has been a member of the first
grade for a continuous period of six
months.
V3. in determining the question of
the parole of a prisoner the board of
parole will consider his conduct. uls-
tory.’ career and character but will not
be guy'erned by Outside influence.
4. Definite and final action on appli-
cations and clings for parole which
may be s'nbtnitte to the board of par-
ole at any meeting Will not be taken
until the next, most) of the board
5. No or sonar. awaits work. will be
d ti, lsuitablo employment has
been guaranteed him by responsible
parties. No paroled prisoner can
chitiige hisglace of employment except
by the ant ority of the warden or of
corn tit r unthoriied scent of the
mile.
6 Every prisoner. on parole is re
armpit to the warden"t on the
are try 0 caph month argport in ac
coatings w h . befur’nishod
.s.
it change of omni6r~
' are on thcptirt of a pct-oi
conduct also? can;
l'kb‘ld‘hd
r h
I); ‘ .i
all igfii'n prl "6%qu
to cornmunlcstol‘with
Ira of It one of the firemenlI he .
. Mrs. MoElroy—erI. Pendergut iI
, mach disappointed in her second hits
it . . . .
“PITd.'Méliilr3y'-Ll5rink or abuse?
‘ W‘QRKING NIGHT AND DAY.
nose into strength. listloIIneII into on
fifll'.
haulth. Oni
H. Baxter.
ARIKI‘I. Norwclku A
l
25¢: per her. field by?
“The road to knowledge nowatlayI.I’
and too easy. W s a regular roilroodfl
“Exactly so. "ironiarked Prof. Birch.
switches "
A SHOCKING CALAMITY
"Lately befell a railroad laborer,”
' _ writes Dr. A. KeilettV of Williford Ark.
"His foot was badly crushed, but Buck-
len's Arnica Salve quickly cured him
It's simply wonderful for Burns. Bells
Piles anti all skin eruptions.
werld's champion healer. Cure guar-
aptped 25c. Sold by I“. Baxter.
South Norwaik, and John A. Riggs
VNorwcik.
“So you have captured the moon-
Vshiners. " said the chief to his lieuten-
ant. "Cecil enough! How did you bap-
peh to be so successful?"
"Well. sir. we went on a still hunt. "
HOW‘S THIS?
erd for any case of Cntarrh that can
‘ not be cured by Hall' I Catarrh Cure.
RJ. CHENEY & CO. Props,
T,oledo 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F
bniincos transactions and ilncnciali;
, split to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
W is dr'l‘llU‘Ax, Wholesale Drug-
guts Toledo.‘ 0
WA DING. KINNAN 8: MARVIN
W olesale Draggistn, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inter
gists. Testimonials free.
Hall' a Family Pills are the best.
First College Profossor~What are
you going to do next to get your name
. in the papers?"
Second College Professor—"I was
thinking of declaring that dictionary
is too wordy to be considered good
literature. "
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
“Awful anxiety was felt for the wid-
. Mrs." MoElroy-r-Nolthar.- Ho refuses
‘ .V to quarrel with her even on her head-
. ache days. "
The busiest and mightiest little thing
thIt ova" was made is Dr. King's New
Life ,Pillp. “These pillsichanxo weak
braiding into mental. power.
They're wonderful in building up the
th NprwalkVi and John
said the old pedagogue. “is too mm
“and it's a railroad with insufficient
It' I the
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
bsiievb him perfectly honorable in all
nalll'. acting directly, upon the blood
; Ind mucous surfaces of the system.
Price Title per bottle. Sold by all Drug
The union of a certain country
church usually makes the most of an
opportunity. and is not above giving
what he describes as 'a gentle “int" to
the Iightsecr.
The other afternoon he had conduct—
ed a party round the church. and des-
bite the canal dropping of more, than
one “gentle ’int.‘ ' it appeared as if the
sexton was to go unrewurded
in the porch the leader of the party
paused a moment. thanked the old sex-
ton profusciy. and wished him “good
afternoon. "
“i Inppose. " he added, “you’ vc been
here many years?" '
"Forty. " replied the old man. “an'
. it‘ a a worry strange.- thing. as whenever
lot a- shotlng a party otit 0' the
flan. 0""
other'n!"
“indeed!" smiled the visitor.
what may the other question be?"
"What I calls question number two."
replied the sexton calmly. ls Jest this:
"Sntniweli is tips allowed. ""
"Samlweli" watched the party have
(with emphasis) “the
pocket. . V V V ,.
Mrs. Ly sander John Appleton. in or
der to creat the impression that her
husband is rich. now refers to him its
an octopus.
L ” “23¢ i‘c
,* 2“,,“ .‘ 1: 'VI: 4"
J .i .4} ,fl
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder.
7 bars Gloss Soap.
11 bars Saratogc Soap.
A. SVTULL.
East Norwalk.
LAST TRIP
Monday. Sept. iiiiii.
a .
Ibo.
25c.
25c.
:4 Cottage Ave.
DAILY TRIPS
New York
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
porch they allus asks me that quas- .
”And
with a lighter heart and a heavier .
Landlords
Hertha chilies for pa Iris;
your house: most rensotial£a
VGpodp spot M low II 6 giant!
pot- roil—bein very light “pm
-is the whyo “so good {ornith-
”E T EGGI rises
all Notes Mafia sir;
i:
Oppopite at i! ,Carriage WorkI.
OUR‘v NEW GOODS
Are now in stock. A larger vIriIty,
than ever before. Prices.“ V *I‘IV‘ .
vcry l w‘. lowing engaged a bath:
of adsw. CLASS PAPER means.
we are in better position than Voyor. to
replied the lieutenant who dearly bill“ it“! Mitt mittef, r do 10m work. , V, a,”
loved a sherry Jest. , Whah’bnrn pretty s Gold Medal , ._____ . .. , . , .
Flour. . " 680 bag. ‘ \ ‘
Peninsular Milk, 8c can PA'NT'NGI PAPER HANGIN“ Au“
5 lb. pkg. Hominy. 15c. “WRAT‘NG' '
London Cocoa. 1% lb. can. 18c '
6 boxes Sardines in Oil. ch
curt-rm 'I’ME= _. ‘
of everyone, the pm: "0 ,
Ranges and Heaters web ‘ '
good value. Designed not!
on true principles. they gird
from a small amount of fit
some in appearance and
strength. Our
of compactness.
V. i:
818 Range: is I aim
Horace Roll-Ch
Cor. North. Main and. West ,Wm
ow of the brave General Burnhain of
Machias. Me. when the doctors said
she would die from Pneumonia before
morning" writes Mrs. 8. Ha Lincoln
who attended her that fearful a lit.
but she begged for-V Dr. King' I New lI~
cover-y. which had more than once say
ed her life, and cured her of Consump-
tion. After taking. one s‘lépt all night.
Further use entirely cured her. "
03 363
N01 walk
Biobbs-JW‘hat profession is your
son going to follow?"
SIobbs,—“iie is anxious to be an
acronaut."
Blobbs—J‘Well. that's one of the pro»
tensions in which there ought to be
plenty of room at the temp."
This
marvellous medicine is guaranteed to
cure all Throat. Chest and Lung Dis»
Only 50 c and $1 00 Trial shot:
tles free at I" B. thter' a, South Nor;
walk and John A. Riggs drug stoic.
Many physicians are now prescrih
(Saturday. _2 :00 p. m.)
FARE: '
Single. 4°C.;
FREIGHT PROPELLERV
Leave Beeknian St. N. Y.
Mon. Wed, and Fri . at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk:
Tires, That-5., and Sat, at 4 p. m.
Excursion, 70c. .
to
Norwallt and south Norwalk.‘
”mammal-slim rap:
. . ”V ._ V "m.
VLeave South Norwalk a.
5. ‘1“ Leavfit'New Yérfl: 35 m ”0! WI“? ”COPIUF.
Beckniasn Strict, 2 to p. m. "9,, A." Hoodlum. ,.
atur ay. t :.3op in.) ’
East 31st. Street, 2:40 p. m. I’rovwmnono.
ruuaitAi. oinzc'ron
AND EMIALMIH.
98 Washinkton St. m N T R
ing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly ,
having found. that it is the best pres
scriptlon their can write because it is
the one preparation which contains the
elements necessary to digest not only
some. kinds of fund but all kinds and It,
therefore cures indigestion and dye-i
pepsin. no matter what its causation.
C. Stilison
society woman made a big fuss about
her coffee being too hot."
Waiter No. 7—"Yes. she claims that
it scolded a fly that got into it. "
VSTOOD DEVAVTH OFF.
Ten, on
883's;
malarial fever and jaundice.
totaled a mnvodlgger.
h was
be tor. but condo
is. i
’ stood: solidification. d‘
The new Waiter—"That humane i
' E. B. Munday,llawyer of Henrietltia.
e
“ y Vb'rochor was very “mi with
pen
Inacediilim to‘firy Eipcti'iowittem and
C Q A L
$5. 75perton
"‘niiiLivnitnn iii Yoda. pd .
.r—I—qu.’ .,~.
We handle only one rail
and that is the BESI‘. g e of Cord
Place your orders now. and take adv
vantage of price- hunted above.
Best .in quality, cleanly screened.
competent driverI. prompt delivery.
No matter what you ex I!
been in the past, gt 9.0 we. “I
and we will pican you.
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ii fill it in
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south Norwnik.
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connecting with all trains on til
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