sBsTlNEL
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.mn”.m”
THE: BEST'COAL.
”Will soil the best grades of hard coa'
lino wring at the lowest 1111111111.
pri The not quality of c motility
lament-d clean oats: bay. straw and
3 all. Phone 11151. 2 trust 111111., 1111111.
orwhlk. 3. With] ACF MARVIN.
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‘thir‘nt‘fl'ce should he addressed to 1110
Sentinel. Personal letters not desired.
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3’ Nearly all the boats around Gregory‘s
3roint are out of commission.
There will I111 baptism in the Advent
Christian Church. next Sunday.
The East Norwalk tire department
33will hold a locating this evening.
i Di‘. and Mrs 11.1310“ are enter-
,talning fiiends fiom out of town.
, John and samuel Hall. of V1111 Zaudt
avenue. have retained {111111 a hunting
trip to Eaeton.
George A. Hustcd has secured a posi-
lon with Alsthorpc. & l-iatchman. in
iicyser avenue.
; A new barber shop has been opened
~3,i)li the Washington street bridge. by
i‘i'ed Austin. of Noroton.
The Epworth League auction at the
list Avenue Methodist Church. but
ight. was led by Mrs. J. .l. li‘olist.
3 William Ackcr, who iias‘sut'icrtd
, nuch with Weak 1111111. in rcportcd as
. 111‘ploving iiildcl a 141‘ 'cialist's carc.
‘I‘ here is a break in the water maul Ill
‘ront of Dwight Spailtdilig's residence.
_ 11 Bella Place. The leak is quite a
1 old one.
'I‘lic yal ht beioliniluf to Henry (‘ (‘ or-
.,icil of Norwalk has been hauled olit
111 the shore at Guagorys Point and
lvcrltaulcd. . ,
City water has been installed in the
01311181 Shepard carriage shop. in Riv-
rside nvei1uc..A small addition is be-
,ng built on the near.
The box land and meadows cast of
he. bathing pavilion at Dol‘lon's Point.
3 4 being plowed and lcvclcd. It will be
21min into a bathing beach next season.
The engine in the launch "Sara K.."
3 Ihlcb was purchased from .iolin and
‘homas Keogh. by Captain li‘rank'llaa-
1.111. is being overhauled by Clul‘t‘llt‘i‘ 1‘.
ram.
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A great. improVelncnt has been made
y cutting the1 hank away at the north~
1est corner of Maple 'avcnuc. Much
as been added to the appearance of thc
trect.
Mi‘. and Mrs. Max Levy and family.
t' the Washington street. bridge, went
1 New York. this morning. to attclid
3. to wedding of Mrs. Ilcvy‘s sister. to a
1‘. Levin.
33.
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Contractor William Whiil- signed a
3 1liti'nct.tlils morning, with Mrs. Hood-
'ili.oiSoiitl1 Main strcct. for ihc 111-11113
'3 on old honor. The work will begin
, llnicdiatcly.
'l‘hc Willing Workcrs of tlic Advcnt
3 hristian Church. held a meeting. last
ght. and listcncd to a very interesting
‘Idl'ess delivered by.Jamcs Van Orden.
, 1 New York. 1111‘.th Orden is an ex-
,2 ari‘enced worker and his address was
; istructive as well as interesting.
on Wednesday night of this week.
7. F. H Preston. foreman for John W.
' catty. will be married to Miss Rose
core, of ,Westport. The ceremony will
lite place in the Westmrt Methodist
. hurch. Rev. Levi W. Holmes. pastel
, ' the church will tie the nuptial knot.
here will be a wedding reception at
313’0 home of the bride. and after a short
aneymoon trip, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
33.111 reside in East Norwalk.
‘13‘ Ralph Lockwood. who is in the em—
‘ 0!! of John H. Cole. the Washington
not bridge tender. in some manner
pl known. set fire to his room. which
as hired from Mi'. Cole. at the east
of the draw. last Saturday night.
)4] it was nearly the means of burning
re. consumed. Mr Lockwood inan-
red to extinguiuh the blaze without
lint; out the fire (martment.
«9.....- pun-h...
SOUZ'H Wll. TON
than Corolla Peterson of this: plat-n,
vintting friends in Stamford today.
.W whim
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1me John (lay The animal is lptllr
d1.
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Heart on 1’11; of the Moth
ch oh la Btu l. is tryl to
little Methodhtiiihureh n
.‘fihloxt bouncy he with man
holeIioh “climb and hold a
2 0 cioeha‘. it h 11qu .tilltl
till! “I it Mdllllb. '
g i
' out going. to South Nor alk
will mm to 3.3113113? " “he“:
The weekly one. meeting will be
bold tonight. 3
1‘. Austin, late oi Bridgeport.
renamed to Rowayton.
has
Ilui‘voy Aubert received another car
load of potatoes at; the depot )‘C'll.’.ll‘-
day.
John L'Hommcdicu haw been a vi~
tho of a severe cold for the past few
days.
M111: Ilcll of Now Yolk.
:1t Iii homo ot‘ Diillli 1.1.111.
.lioct.
is a uncut
in Main
Benjamin lloci'um and lamily moved
yesterday into E veiott'p house on
Crockett avenue.
1Willialn Austin. of iirooklyn. l:
spending ti. roe weeks at the homo 1t
liov, and Mlt’. 1‘ rank C. Brown ill M11111
street
lobn "roadway is sillicring f10m a
core eye, which was bruised by step-
plnlz on a potatovd‘iggcl‘. which flew up
and sirluk him in the optic.
Walter Mayo, who has bccn apt-11d
i111; thc past six weeks at the. home. of
Harvey Ackarc. in this piaco, has re.
turncd to his home in New York.
Alexander Raymond has purchascd
from Mrs. John R. Vincent the. tract
of land along the trolley line which
was a part of the old Colonel Ray-
mond estate.
I’roprictdr Francis Boylston. of the.
Boylstou Carriage lnunufactory. rc»
ports that he never was more. rushed
with orders and that he cannot begin
to keep up with them.
Another car load of crushed stone
has arrived iii this olncc for the town
of Norwalk, Contractor til. .i. Ladi'l-
gull will sco that it is ulaccd where it
will do the most. good.
David Log- and houschold will prob-
ably giro 11p their summer residence.
in Main strcct, for thc scat-11111. tbc
Idll‘tl' part of this month and return to
N1 \1' \01 k for tbc winter.
A pi'ltty slic piccc of work was
dolic 111111 day last 11'11ck by (lcorao
Moorc. when he put two pearl buttons
on a fish hook 11nd and to thc. Rotoli
Point dock. ,lle succccdml in catching
about ihirtv lino muclicrcl.
W... a ._.__
Rising Sort, Division, Sons of 'I‘cln-
pcranco will hold a special business
meeting toniulit. and 0111111; member is
lcullested to be in attcnclanoc 011
Wednesday evening the division will
celebrate the. 13th anniversary of its
organizatiou. A line program has been
arranged for the occasion.
A zery interesting business met-slim:
was held in the hull of Charles Ii. Gill-
dcr. ill Main street, last night, where
about thirtydlve citizcns below Gul-
der‘s corner gathered and discusucd
the water business. The meeting was
called to order at 7:30 11. n1.. and thc
call was read and accepted. Charles
\V. Iiell elcctcd chairman and Henry
W. Wells clerk. Mr. Bell made an ex-
plunation in regard to the call. Georgc
W. Stcrcns asked about the rates and
11 schedule was furnished to those who
wished them. The meeting was called
for tho purposc of finding out how
many of thc citizens of this place want-
od water in ~their houses. A pctitlou
was presented so that the people. liv-
ing on the line of the proposed water
line might. sign it. if they desired wa-
ter. A collection was taken no for
tiic iii-5c of thc. hall. which nmouutcd
to $i.lli. This was titl'llml ov11i' to
Mr. (llzldcl'. (loorgc Wicks was no
pointed a conimiticc of 1111-1 to iakc
thc pclitiolt below (illillcr's coriicl' for
the propcrly owners to sign it tlicy
want. the water to come lhcir way, As
thc inccting went, on many other ques-
tions Wore discussed 1111 the water
muttcr. Mr. Bell made. an addrcus on
the prosperity of this cud of the town.
which. he said. would become. more. of
a business center if water pipes could
be laid through the place. There are.
also a few wharf ownerh who would
build oyster houses on their property
if watt-1 is gotten heic. There would
be some time 01' other more factories
The. only factory which stands in this
place. is the Boyiaton carriage lactory.
which is run by water power and
which does an immense butliness. The
water main which is to go to Roton
Point for the coming summer. will be
laid in the near future. Dudley E.
Hoyt has the contract for. the work.
The main line will come from South
, Norwalk down over Highland avenue
down Raymond's Hill. through Forty-
second street. to Roton Point. The
Rowayton branch main will extend
from that main through Lincoln ave-
nuc to Main street. then south from
(lulder a corner to the lower docks. so
that. the dock owners can have. the
water for their oyster steamers with
every
time. The water will up Crow‘s
Hill and through Crockett avenue. if
the. property owners give their consent
to have it. A largo number of the
residents oilzncd their [31111111111 to tho
uclllion last. night. it was elated that
the people who attended the. lnt‘l'lllil
wclo very sorry to think that uptown
pcopic did not put III on nppcaralico
at. the hall. it was allege-atoll that. all
lhl1 pcuplc from the upper 11nd of the
village «all 11 incctiluz and make in.
mligcmeuts to come to other with tin:
loner olid people a tile the mint
tor. .Tb'onc are n lar number of rest
1101110 .1111 them how ouiddlko to
have tutor in their houses but the
'How can they not
minimum air my? 'Nul
meeting adjourned at.‘ unlock. No
the. 3 mandala loch my propitious
tor the south and people to netting wn~
lion non.
vvont‘t olloob'i'ltlut” burn.
data or new on silt for another meet».
"1N
DARIENAND lvohorazv. '
llonicl Hirchai'd intends to. move
his falliiiv to New York tomorrow.
which
Toiford
The tire carloads of stonc
were expected for the new
road, have arrived.
It was the intcillion of the colitrac.
lol'H to morl,1 the Eagle Hook & Ladder
trllck house today.
The \ouug People's and probation
class. undcr the direction of Rev. .10—
scph l.. Guernsey, will be hcld tonight.
1 Members of the. Young Men‘s Chris
lian Association. of Norwalk. will have
charge of tlic scrvicc in thc Ilaricu
Methodist Church, next Sunday cvcn-
lug. '
l
George. H. Crofoot. of Newark. N. .l..
spent Sunday with his brother. Clar-
ence l5. Crofoot. Miss (lcrlic llrooks.
of N011 t‘ali.1.111.1vau also the guest of
Mr alld Mrs (hotoot.
At the meeting of the. Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company. last night. tln1
invitation for the members to attend
the Congregational Church next Still-
day evening was accepted.
The sccond chapter of II Peter will
be studied at the prayer nicotine: in
the Daricn Methodist, Church. tomor-
row night. Last Wednesday night
thcrc were nlily three chairs vacant
and it tho. attendance continues to in
crcasc. the auditorium of the church
will be used.
'I‘lic funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A. I).
Lombard, widow of llcv. .Illmcs KI.
Lombal 1] forum 111ctoi‘ of St. Paul‘s
l1‘ piscopal (‘3 lunch l1‘11il',f111ld v: as llc id
lestelda) ailcinoon at tho l1‘ai1ticlll
Church. llcv. Allen 1']. Ilccmau rcr-
tor. oil‘lcialcd. The burial was Ill ()ak-
lawn ccmctt-iy, i1‘11irflcld.
The music commitiu-c of thc ilaricn
Mctliodist Church will hold 11 mcctilic.
i‘hui'sday cvclllilg at tho rcaidcncc of
llcv. ilclu'y Scotlcld. for tho purpoao
of considering thc advisability of bro-
clil‘ilig 1111111 books. The, members oi
the coluipiitcc art-2' (‘lnrcncc i1}. (‘1'oV
foot Mrs William \‘1'.1-c1d Mira \nllic
l.. Scoficld. and Monica Weber
A. S. I’Itt won the championship of
Wee Burn. Saturday. after an interest-
ing and well played match with W. B.
Wheeler. Mr. Pitt won by 4 up and 3
to play. in 31% holes, in the finals for
the consolation c.1113). M. R. Pitt and .I.
'1‘. Williams. Jr.. were pitted against
one another. Ml'. Williams won the
honor by I: tip and 1 to play. in 36
holes. Both match were well played.
There was 11 clni1~meda| handicap.
t..oo W l.. Baldwin and J T. Williams.
Jr.. tied in class A with 105 1298.
They will play of! the tie next week.
in class B. E. E. Brililtlei‘hot won the
medal. with 11111, 28 -.77
in Noroton 11111 away Sunday after
noon..l3
which i
harness.
the. horse saw this. it became fright-
ened. and turning almost
around. throw the driver out
lance. When it reached the livery eta
lo of (iconic S ilaiicy. it run ill.
after it.
the incident. drew 11 large. crowd.
.l..-‘5... 1“
Louis Timbson. better known
"Blink" 'i‘imnueu. of-flouth Norwaik.
was artetiocyesm out-311nm,
New Chasm. for the
.ot a horse and 011'
Human (idol-1111 .nalioy. of Dar
11111111111311 |tor amoral gem off
no , e no i
, “lb 1.1111111; lume-
count of which moored in The 8011
title! 11 chart time new 313mm
The Garcon—~“Mouaieur does not cruel to dionalro like been aon.‘
Old Gotrox-"No: I can t get my taint-1' to foot my hi to."
A horse belonging to an old soldier
u‘d smashed the carriage. to
was attached. and ruined the
The animal was driven out
inwards the Teltord 100111.11 road roll-,3
or wall a the tilde of the street. When
directly
and
started bwck towards Barton at a rapid
dragging what remained of the bunny
The owner wasiimt inlurcd
to any prcut extent. only receiving
some alight br.ui11on There was much
excitement for lilo lilac, 11011111. and
Iii
ill
alerted stoning
tote helbnltiatr to
lab. .Tlmalon is also wanted in 31311311311 -
I 9
atom till kn into
in excitldlve ac.
1100111111»
out-ell at the livery stable about 11.301
o‘eioall. 81mm morning. He chained
from a, trolley car that came from
f . . 1 Ho mml‘lli 1m.
PARIS. "
Ilcuillcncc 111 .111. 1111011. 1111 was 1qu
it that slu- had never sent for a. team.
and furthermore. that sh» did not
kno.v 'l‘impson. 'l‘hc pollcc in Slum
lord and othci placcs weic notlilcd and
yesterday the youuz man was found in
New York stall-1.11M unions the Con
necticut line. He was luductd to le-
turn to tho Nutmeg state on the pro
tcntc oi trading horses ‘1 non he
landed over tho line. he was promptly
31111111111 under arrest. The turnout was
taken to Stevous‘s llvmv stable in
New Canaan. where Mr. Bailey obtain-
ed it last night. Cidcf Bowman. of
iStamford. went after Tlmoson. and
bruoght him to tilts place When the
South Norwalk unlicc leqlncd that
'l‘impson had been awarded. i ..on<tal1lc
ilobn ..i loodwin came to this placr1
armed with .1 warl'.alit and intended to
take the prisoner back with ’him.
When he did not arrive until after
dark. Constable Goodwin returned to
South Nol'wnlk on the 5:13 train. it
is not known whether the authoritics
in Daricn will givc their man up to
the South Norwalk police or not.
INTEREST lN COMING CONTEST.
Jeffries and Ruhiln Have Completed
Training for World': Championship.
SAN FRANCISCO. Novcmbcr t2-
Interest in the coming contest for the
heavyweight . championship of the
world continuos to lnirl‘cusc. llotb Jef-
frica and Ruhlin have. practically
completed their training. and etc fit
to pill up the fieht of their lives. In
an interview .Ieffries said:
"The gone can ring any minute for
mo now and I will be. ready. No halit-
er was ever in better condition and.
.thougb ! am confident of succcss. I
have a whole lolwof'» respect for Ruh-
lin’s lighting ability. '1 will give him
any kind of 11 itsrbt he. wants. He can
rush the gumc of irc. can light at long
111111.111."
llub‘lin and his 11111111111111. Hilly Mall
llcn. arc just as conildcut of victory
11:1 .icifrics. Madden flnurcs that his
protcuc is faster than the champion.
"Hc is a lzlultou fir punishment." hc
mitt". “H11 is strong. perhaps not as
strong as his opponent. but he has ll
'cicvcr dcfcnsc. lie is n zood rim;
general and he can not ill blows with
his right or loft with equal facility."
"i am not worrying about the. rules
that will govern the lllzht.’ said Ruli-
lin. “i am perfectly satisfied to, fight
under any interpretation that Harry
Corbett. might lzivo them. He knows
the rules as well as any one and i am
not afraid but that he will lire 0s a
fair show during the. contest."
The. gloves that are to be used in
the light have been given into the cus-
todv of the referee. The set was made
to the measurements of the flats of the
two heavyweights anti the pairs were
1tent to the two training camps for in-
spection.l.iotl1 mcn declared them-
selves satisfied with them and they
wore given to the referee” until the men
enter the ring.
REFUSED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
General Molinoux Will Spend all he
has Flrlt.
NEW ORR. November lZ-M'ben ll-
nan‘etai aaslnmnce was billinctly often
ed to General E L. Molineux, for the
conduct of the second trial of his lion.
Roland B. Mollneux. at. 11' meeting of his
cdmrodés. in the Veteran Association
of' the 159th New York Votuntem. on
night in B‘I‘ooklyn‘ borough ,inul be 111:»
mended that be much bummed the
kindly feelings of his contender. but
could not accept their material aid.- Ile~
tore he would accept illicit old he' would
wood the loot oolit he had In the world.
then he would sell 111-11111 one 111 hlcpos-
iessihnu. Idiot it till 3011‘ it name
had not been red; he Hittite 0%“
ionic before til public ilke‘n mite. (i
ask for what up! not ‘ttltshtb 11 title-
artery. "The it the militia:
totally was the 11111110 1111111.. on.
Three littoral! he‘d been used by ii to in
core». one list m
Cecil. another to em
“Ned." 11111111111111. be little; will for
bill i511 Roland. Middle «anaemic be1
. filtered would "Wtbilr it'wlMtillor yeti”
mural ”Monaco: mo bookie of hiv-
inu resolved seine 3600 i 111 of mm
aothy from all ms of tilt! htry 11ml
douse- of 11311231: '
' “thanksgiving
. Bird Will commend
Hizb Price, This .Plll. 3
The scarcity of turkeys is not con
lined to any dections. all reports from
sections of Connecticut and Rhode Ill-
land. who‘re the bird is raised in large
numbers, sowing a falling off similar to
that which is known to exist, about
Hartford and vicinity. ‘
Horace Vase, who is supposed to
know more about turkeys than any
1111111 within a radius of. many miles,
1.11111 a few days ago. that not over
one-halt as mony' turkeys as usual
lulvo been raised in eastern Coupon
than and Rhoda islhnd. this year. This
statement is certainly true so for as
it islands to that section where larlle
flocks oi turkeys are tallied nearly ev
cry yeai.
Undoubtedly those. fortunate enough
to raise a good flock. this year will ob-
tain big pricea. Tho mild weather
which is now prevailing in not favor-
able tor the fattening of turkeys and
if it continues thin popular variety of
fowl will be in poor condition for the
Thanksgiving market.
'i‘urkcy ralrei‘s are. authority fol' the
«tatemout that the. turkoyl‘oam dare
statement that turkeys room during
inild weather to snob an extent that.
they take on bill. little lot. but when
it sharp. crisp temperature prevails
the huddle. together in some place
where they can be supplied with food.
and they are soon ill condition for
market.
GREAT SPEAKERs EXPECTED.
Chamber of Commerce Gout: For Big
Banquet.
Arrangement are being completed
by the social committee of the New
Haven Chamber of Commerce for their
coming big time to be held on Novem»
ber 2d, in Harmonie Hall. tiancral
Edward 11). Bradley, president of the
chamber, will act as .tonstmustcr at
the banquet. Many notable men of the.
state have acclipted invitations to this
banquet. 111110111; whom are: i-lon. Do
vid A. lloodv. cit-mayor of Brooklyn:
Governor George I’. McLean, General
Curtis Guild. of Boston: President Ar-
thur 'i‘. Hadley, Mayor John P, Stud~
icy. of New Haven; Senator Joseph R.
Hawicy. of Hartford: Congressman N.
D. Sperry, Senator L). H. Flatt, of Mer-
Idcn, Rcv. l-‘ruuk Wood Hakcr. Maior
Smith S. Leach oi New London. .ludlte
Henry it}. Howlaud, of New York city
and Rev, 3. S. Lilies, D. D.. of New lio
veil. ,
Moseley will be the catercr. whilc
Leader l1‘icbti with oightpicces, will
render music during the cvctitng.
Some of illc after diuncr speakers
have. been heard from. They and their
toasts are: Curtis Guild, "The Busi-
ness Man's Stake in the Army;" Pros-
idcnt. Hadley, "The City and Yale Cot
lngc;” Mayor Studlcy. “The (lily of
New Haven."
Probably them will be three 111' four
other speakers on the list. but the
committee have not as yet decided
upon them.
W-..-
ADMISSION T0 WEST POINT.
High School Graduate: May Enter
Without Examination.
Secretary Root has issued an oider
changing the regulations relatlva to
admissions to West Point so thu‘ the
academic board may accept candlviatcu
who are graduates of high schools or
students of colleges and universities
without requiring them to pass the
mental examination prescribed by the
department.
The importmit paragraphs added
arc: “The academic board will con-
sider, and may accept in lieu of the
regular mental olitrancc examination.
the. property attested examination pa-
pcrs of on appointee who receives his
appointment through a public compet-
itive examination: or the propcrly at-
tested certificate of graduation from
,11 pilhlic high school in which tho
course of study covcrs' thc. radar of
unblocts heretofore prcacrlbcd for call-
dldalcs: or 11 properly attested ccrtt-
fll‘nlc that llll‘ candidatt1 is a regular
illudcnt of an incorporated collcqc or
university.
lTALY's QUEEN.
”—1-.—
She Cables 3 Manage of Thanks For
Album.
NEW London. November i3,2~«'l‘l1e
beautiful memorial album presented
by the Anna Warren Bailey Chapter.
in collimelnoration of King Hunlbert's
death. and which was to have been pre-
seated in person by the chapter's re-
sent to ituly's queen mother, was prc
seated on 'l‘hui‘sdnv, by the rogent‘a
daughter. Countess Di llrazza. at
Stoplnigi. the queen‘s country palace
near Turin. The. countess cabled:
“Queen delighted.“ This cable wax
followed. last evening, by a note from
her mulcsty's self, cabled to Mrs. Cath-
lwrt Harrison Sloeomb, the regent, 111.1
folibws:
Stopiuigi. Nov. 3. 1901.
"Slocouib. New bondon. Coma, U. S. A
"l gratefully with you will ,with the
Anuna Warner Bailey Chapter. expresn
my thanks to the national president
and resents Daughters American R01.
elation i was deeply touched at the
kind thought and advice the beautiful
lilbum brought to me by Countess
Brawn. MARGHERITA."
Mrs. Sloeumb reviled '
"'l‘o Marnhorlta. Queen Mother of it
sly. Stonipipl (via ’i‘urluJ
"'1' our molesty‘ a wish them be with
fully executed. SWCOM ll
ANOTHER LIQUOR L‘AoI QUEITIDN
An appeal from its (incision of the
331111111 committal
attain C. Klmeita license to out:
not a saloon on 8m- in “root at tho
1 of Broad street in Folrilold 111111
on remand...» the, con il made,
gturmhle to the December term of
superior court. 1111111111111 an tint
111111 to about is taken 1111111 the do
turd to a new place the 11!th must
remain closed until the calm» pass
am the question. ill. Kimono ls
35:an ughin 1111111111. All noon at the
methionine: granted the. license. lie
111.111.111.11 1
3 ,,,,, 3 (ill
3111-11111 3M
ero' in granting to.
den of the county commie-loom in re ‘
Ill
1% Model! ill.
'1‘ l6 3
Why elm hot-whit 11.119111 should Foi-
’ low This Valuable Advice.
Because "if! proo'f is in East Norwalk.
You can thus investigate the claims.
When investigator! they will prove sul-
iafactory. ‘
it demonstrates that theory gives way
before facts.
Mr. James E. Morton. of 7
Place, East Norwnlk, says: “For 311
long time my wife suffered from back:
ache and too frequent action of the
kidney secretions. Many remedies
Wore tried in an endeavor to find re-
lief and cum. She had about given up
hopes when one day I got Dean’s Kill
My Pills ut l’laisted's drug store. and
tried to induce her to take them. At
first she. refused, but I finally per-
suaded her to give them a trial. They
proved to be just the right thing, for
in a short time she began to improve
and finally became well. if Mrs. Mor-
ton‘was troubled in the same way
again. i would be willing to pay ten
dollars a box for Doan's Kidney Pills.
knowing as i now know their curative
powers."
For sale. by all dealers. Price 1'10
cents. Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo. N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name~uoai1's~an1i
take no 011111133
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lot but Breiliisl
On cold mornings pan-
cakes are so rehshabie
1i nicelv made and with
the right flour. Try....
Purina Mills Health
Pan-cake Flour.
Light cakes the result.
3 packages 25 cents.
New Figs l0c pkg.
A. STULL,
Cottage ave... East Norwaik.
ARE YOU AWAKE
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance is a line tnveStment for you ;
also an absolute protection to thoae
dependent upon you? if you do not
understand this fully call at or write to
the General Ofllce of the Conn. Gen’l
Life 1113. Co., United Bank Building.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
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In Elmo Step;
' In a Well-fitting Shoe.
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The Sorosis is made
upon the well-fitting1 plan
and consequently is wor-
thy ot its namewthe name _
it takes for the club oi ' '
the most lashionable
women in the country.
WealShoeslhaiFii;
6511.
$5.75 perton
DELIVERED [N XOUR BIN. 1
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We handle only one grade at Cool.
and that is the BEST.
Place your elders now. and take ad.
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality, cleanly screened
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past give us your order.
and we will please you
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Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. South Net-walk. Conn.
Telephono Cull. 81-5.
Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds.
piping. steam and water fittings, stovos
and builders‘ hardware bought. and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals,
1'11bl1er.ieathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will he paid by
Daily Freight Lilia
BETWEEN,
NEW YORK.
NOR WALK AND
SOUTH NOR WALK.
111.
timing the night.
Scamcrs Eagle alid City of N01: 3 3;
walk leave New York, Picr 23.
East River. Beekman street, 3 [1.
Norwalk and South Norwalk
(ailing on
CURES ABRAHAM HARRIS.
R "EUMA’HSM 13 a 15 Raymond St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
H.” D m- attention.
ALL DRUUGIS [5 Open 7 u. m. to 6 p. in. Closed Sat-
urdays.
- Residence 58 Sarina street;
‘ ‘W ' ' ”m 95%;”.“1-1-3... -.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY Till
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
1.:
M. TARLov.
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKI.
South N01113:}:
M. TARLOV.
WATOHMAKER. JEWELER.
warrantod.
Watches .lowolr , 0th.. for auto.
unload. '
whalliNG'l‘ilN STREET muons.
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CONNECTICUT ‘APA‘TH ITIC.
" in contempt Exposition.
Connecgeut commissioner
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’All kinds of repairing in the best
manner and at lowest prices. All work
A call solicited and liltthl‘faction Ivar.
mu Dacron seem to be interested
Citptein ii. is. Carter. of Waterbury.
for the
t (thufleston. Illln written to
(nature: in the state invlt
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“artificially dimtsihe food (reliable
Nature to stroll inchingd on
strum 14013 the ex hunted digest lvo in
guns. I stlielutostdiscmcrcddigcab
tint. and tonic. No other prepare” lion
can approach it in ctllctency.“ 1
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luggage, $113131 bulimic. Nutmeg;
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