: it}. lintlieiiltlllrtins' tin litt-
. . militia lieliniiu lbuto
_ 'Wlll ill! iiitiiigiiititrtl its 81th is
' ‘lSpecinl Correspondence The Sentinel.)
. WASHINGTON. .iunuary l‘~‘l‘lio
.. l‘ United Status Weather Bureau has tie
. "Mined to inaugurate a movement to
‘ iiifih holly weuther bulletins in con.
an‘ivlth the rural free delivery
math throughout the country. 'l‘ln:
.neoésslty for the distribution of tho
afternoon forecasts through the rurnl
free delivery service was brought
‘ "a‘iiottt'by the great and increasing tie
wand for wenthcr forecasts ill the agri-
cultural sectious. and the itnpractibll-
‘lty rot'supplyiug the foreuoon forecasts
through the usual methods. (‘omiuuiii-
‘cntions received from poutninstcrs in
the rural districts urged that some
‘ provision be [undo whereby ti form-11st
could be supplied to farmers. stating
that“ it‘wel'e somewhat old when rtL
.coi'vcd the'informntion contained thcrc~
“ln‘WOUId be far better thun nouc, Sonic '
of the postmustcrs stuted that the
farmers said they did not cure for their
papers, that Saturday was early
enough for those. but to give them
some kind of a weather forecast each
day. The matter was placed before
the Chief of the Weather Bureau cit-
‘ pressing the urgent demand in numer-
‘Oua‘instances from the farmers. and
suggesting that an experiment be
millionth New Cngluud as to the tens
ablltbyrnt distributing the afternoon
«forecitsts by mail. und the value of the
some to the recipients. During Octo
bar and. November the subject was
taken up with the postmasters where
the rural free delivery is in operation.
.«rtjn‘vorder to ascertain the number of
‘ scouts and the number of families on
Witt. that. could be Supplied. the time
but the forecast slips would have to
‘h'de'posued in the mail or post otIice
at Boston in order to reach the cur»
,r'lérs in Benson to take them out on
‘heli‘ first delivery The desired in-
tomstlon \X‘lls promptly supplied and
froth the reports received it was found
that the Huston titiicc ot‘ the Weather
.Bureau could supply titty post otiiccs.
embracing between lit) and 2ttti routcs
and between 5.000 and tillttti families.
The experimental worn. or tcst. begun
on December l. and continues .11 the
present time. The forecast slips illlvt‘
been mailed at Boston from to: if. p
m. to 1 a. m.. and they .m- received
at their various destinations from 5 ti.
m. to noon ot the following morning.
The reports are. sent to parts of all the
New England states. but. chiciiiy in
southern New Hampshire. southern
”Vermont, eastern Massachusetts and
«gnorthern Connecticut. und to a small
section‘lnlfthode Island. Postninsters
have. in a. number of instunccs. writ-
ten relative to‘\.thc forecasts. stating
that the slips are received in time for
use, by the carriers nud ttntt the in
formatiOn is much appreciated by the
farmers and others. Now ndditions are
being made almost daily to the list of
those supplied. The oil‘ice nt Iiostou
is, however. now doing all that is pos
sible with its present method of print
1113. What is needed is n rupid method
to! printing and ttntil this is supplied
the Work will be greatly handicapped.
With a rapid method or printing ear-
lier mails could be reached and the
number of persons served and terri
tory covered greatly int-roused. The
proper machinery for last work is ob
tainable and nil that is required in or
det‘ to greatly extend the service is
for Congrfiss to plum» tho amount 01'
funds necessary iii the disposal of the
chief of the Weather Bureau. This up
proprlation will probably be asked for
in the generul agricultural nppropriu
tion hill..itnd it it passes. It. will be
only I matter of time when the (‘on
"‘u-“nectlcut farmers. who receive their
mail by rural free delivery carriers.
will got daily weather reports. The
{PostDillcc Department tnvors‘thc idea
find is doing all in lts'power to bring
It about,
. ‘Sen'ator Plutt bus Introduced a bill
. ,rto‘amen‘d the copyright laws. in rc-
spouse to numerous petitions from au-
thors and inventors throughout the
country The bill provides that no per-
.‘.son shall be entitled to it copyright un.
loin! he shall. on or before the day of
publication In this or any foreign coun-
try; deliver at. the office or the l..ibrnr-
nan of Congress at Washington a print-
ed copy of the title of the book or oth-
br composition; or unlesu he delivers
‘at the office oi the Librarian of Coir
*mss two copies of the work. It also
ngpijovidog. that in push of it bookvin u
forolgn Iatignago. which shall be. prlnb
ed in ailiweign country. two copies
.shall. bowlott with the Librarian of can“
grew, on or before we day of publica-
“fi . ., Another requirement is that no
., ‘ non pitch be entitled tot the copy-
' {iii of tiny publication litter the or
tion or twelve months from its
‘ t’ publicition in much torelgn count
try. union within the said twelve
omits W0 copies 0! such publication
Wilton. with the Librarian of Can-
you “printed from type not in the
’t‘litiod Bates.
Mormon Russell today intro
. 1.20111 'nttihoritint the United
, cart for the district or 0011*
iii wommmit born between tho
. or 10 and is years convict“! o!
' . - I”- against the United States to
Gwaeeiteut itchoot for, Buy». It
. unit Mini-they are committed
‘ uluil ho whine: in all the rules
‘ timi- oi the initiiution‘ tun
V‘j r0 twentyone * years or on.
“their support shall be paid
- minnow tits Ol‘del' 0r
. t‘
you
$1.
writ" tit indemnity editor
r ' Menu”
9
Di. 6mm item.
"The glow of ileum: 30d phricll mngth
. hurries Intonation with it. ‘rottinun will
noon Ind. unla- ‘It is unskilled by health,
but the power and influence of the houlthy,
lowing. v browns woman in beyond "Winn”.
fir. tlrnonu s Nervura helps women reullzo
ideal womanhood.
' Matt. MAEGAIiRT Duos, 209 Fast 29th
., at” New lfork City, Wit-"tin. 5..
" A vonr o my husband you taken ry pink,
and x but :ii m- am or alum; Magnum ho
was strong enough for
the doctor to send him
Dottie mutiny. It in!
I tcl‘rlblo strain on
me. of course Ivor-
. tied about hilly turb-
Iily. It I bid not vor
riad summit, I do not;
Hippo» twurkiu‘ no .
hurl would have tuft
'nln but with. tho worry
and tho over—Work to-
other. I was lear-
uliy run down. I -
loattlnshmndlm .
pillows a gnu-t. I .
would jump It
entry little thin]
trout nervousness.
" III bark Mined
mviui y. too. it
would hurt mo so
In the morning
that I couldn‘t wind
lit-night, but would ..
havo to crawl out. of
bad and put my 130!
sets on to stronxthe
me before I could
“and. No one knows
the droadiui a ony
this conned me. . mro’
lsnothl more Want»
iug thin knob” and
ervousueowmibined.
hcnrdofDritlrooue‘l .
Nervum blood sud .
nerve tamed], and
that. It my! a woudcr
lul medicine {or lump»
lug up tho strength to
tame like this, dad that It won good for back-
sohe null nervousness. I took two bottles ot‘ it,
llltll wish to any that] have beau out-ad by this
wonderful remedy. I cannot. say too much for
it. and how much it has helped me. I have gained
{and solid donhmndthat awful backache bygone.
incl splendid Whoa I get. up mornings. i have 3
and color. and have porloct health, thanks to
r. Greene's Nervum. ' .
Protect. your nerves and your bounty with
'Dl'i Greene’s Norvurn. Send for the health
sud beauty bOok. just isnuud by Dr. tirocne.
which tells you about this. It contains the
secret of woman’s success. lir. (in-cue will
we you advice i‘roe. Ills athlrcs.» is lot
iith Am, New York City. Call or write.
.2
..t
nud intoxicating liquors by tiny citizen
of the l‘uited States to the aboriginal
natives oi‘ certuln islands in the Pn-
citic tit-can. which are not controlled
by any civilized tuition. Congressman
(iillett and t‘ongrcssnmn Littlei‘ield. of
Maine. appeared before the committee
Iii behalf of the bill and tho commit
tee voted to t’nvornbly report the sumo.
.\'lr. Sperry was authorized to present
the report. This bill has been cudors
cd by nearly all the churches and [Pill
pcruncc societies in the country. It
passed the Senate on .ltinuury K. and
will undoubtedly pass the House ‘Is
soon as brought up. Mr. Sperry is in
hopes to get it day set apart for it in
the lith‘li future.
The Senate yesterday coniirnied the
following Connecticut postutusters: .l
’l‘. \‘Vildntun. (lullt’ord; Marshall Int
mons. at East Huddum; Frederick 1..
(liiylord. ut Ausoniu; Churles S. Hull.
of Wullingford. and 'l‘. W. Iiwnumont.
nt Cromwell. All these were in the
MWOIHl district
Mr. Sperry toduy lll‘r'fit’lli‘ti in the
House the resolution ndo ted by the
litll'l‘lilitll'i (‘hurch of New Haven. sign
I‘ll by the pastor. Rev. (lcorgc I-‘. Fm
ter and the clerk. Fredcriclt S. t‘lark
tutoring the (illicit bill to stop the
side of liquor to nutivcs on the islands
of the Pacific Occult.
The Post (Milt-c liepnrtinent bits is
sued :in order making the oust side
Mutton ill Bridgeport :1" independent
registry oliice. to tnho effect Foliril
lll’y l.
itlrncst \'. I.lcwcll_vn has been cont
tnissioncd us ‘11 fourth class postmaster
ill Addison. in the Town of Glitstou
bury. Hartford county.
Connecticut pensions were issued to
day as follows: Original to t‘hurlm ‘t'
.\tnold. lit the Soldiers Home. Norotou
Heights. $l‘.’ per month. and to Urlcn
7.0 Lombard. of Bolton Notch. 'l‘olltind
county. $8 per month.
Mr. and Mrs. Pliitt were guests at
tho dinner given by the [Il‘HSillt‘lil to
the Supreme t‘ourt.
Mr. und Mrs, John lloles. .ll'.. til
tirccnwich. lll'l' gdiL-lis‘. til the Illiieigl.
on their way to the Churloston I'prosi
tion. .\Ir. tillti Mrs. Bolus Wt‘l‘d ro
mnnticnlly niut‘l‘ied at t. Francis Xav
lt'i' (.‘hurch. in West. 5 xtoeuth street.
Now York. Sundav morning. by tho
llev. Father Vnn Roost-liter. It was an
ciopoment and the groom says the
joke- in on his tatltordn-luw. Mr. Bock
or. who is n wealthy citizen of Green
wich. The bride and groom. previous
to their departure for the. south. are
enjoying all the sights of the. capital.
and Were pleasantly anterstncd ‘by
their uunt. Mrs. E. .i. Paimor. formerly
of Greenwich. ‘
The ticket for oli'lcerii of the Army
and Navy Club of Waghlngton. which
will ho votod upon next Monday. hits
boon made up and is handed by Sonic
tor Joseph It. .iuwioy as present. (lcn.
litiwh-y will succeed Capt. Samuel (3.
Leinley, who won the judge advooate
of the Scliloy trial. There In only one
ticket In the hold. This is the leading
nitlttiiry club in tho country. and it in
considered a mat honor to be it.-
pr'euldent. Gen. ilawley hits been ii
n‘iember of the club since its inaugura-
t on ,
'A largo excurntou arrived from Con-
hectieut last night and are napping at
the. Ebbitt Hausa. Today they called
on their titanium-ii and rcptuentatives
lint! will Ipend n few dun in general
nixhouotnn around tho nuptial. Among
them are (ism. Jeremiah it. Donovan
and Mr. and Mrs. C. A.-0'Conneli. 0:
New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Latino.
bury. 0r Seymour: Mi“ Fannie Beers
Min Elia Boers. am Aitie Boers mi
Hurt Boon. at Bridgeport. The party
in in alum M Ma doilagher, at
New linen. Who comes down every
your it number 0! than with excursion
portion train the state.
Allen 8. Rm”. Mort: or the
Hutton! Post. was 0. viiltor at this will
list. today,uti «not on many or iiiii
nonrandom warm. Mom
3% Phil
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Church, ltev, ~.. Woflord '1‘. Dan»
“ can. pastor—~9znti a. 111.. class meet-
ing; 10:30 a. 111.. sermon. The Law
of Harvest; children's talk. What it
Little Girl Did: 12 111.. Sunday school
iiilii separate Bible classes for‘men
and .women; 6 p. in. Epworth
League: 7 p. m.. sermon. The Prodi-
gal Sou: prelude. Railroad Act-i-
dents. Music for the «my by the
choir will be}. Anthems. A Hymn
oi’ the. Homeland, Sullivan; Even
Me. Warrantsfloatiour. Breathe An
Evening Blessing. Ralf: Sing Alle-
luia Forth. Buck. ivening ot’i'crtory
solo will ho sung by Miss Rood.
NORWALK METHODIST EPISOD-
pal Church. licv. II. Ii. Munson. pais-
tor--~~1tt:30 n. 111.: ”Anthem. 'l‘c lieuni
In B minor. Buck; solo l'ot' contralto.
Night of Nights. Vundewnter: unar-
tcttc, (ind is Love. 7:30 p. in.: An
them, The Shadow of the Evening
Hour. Ilurri‘Sht-Iiey; Gloria Putri.
liolden; solo for soprano, Fear Not
Ye. 0 Israel. Buck; anthem. Hark!
Hark? My Soul. Buck. Mrs. Leonard
’1‘. Whitney will substitute for Mrs.
Imogene lime,
KNIGHT STREET A. -t. E. CHURCH!
Rev. J. Coins. pastor»Preaching by
pastor. lbzzltt a. or: Sunday school.
2 p. in. .l. I). Taylor. stiperlntch
dent; Christian Endeavor sorvicc.
led by president. .l. D. Taylor. The
Second lilethodisi' Praying Baud.
led by (‘hurlos Miller. assisted by
the Bust Norwulk .‘rnyiug Billiti.
will have charge of the 7:30 service.
Singing will be under the direction
of our. Emit... of East Norwnlk. All
are cordially welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH NORWAbK CONGREUA
tlonal Church, Paul M. Strnyer, pill-t-
tor-~1il:30 a. m.. sermon. The Cure
ot‘ Souls; quurtettes, O Swoetiy
Ilrcnihc the Lyres Above. Chopin-
Sholloy; 0 Jonas I Have Promised.
Mabel ll. Iiosworth; 12 Ill.. lllble
School. Lamont. Jennings and Chris-
tiun Inquiry (Ylubs; 4:30 p. m.. ves-
pers. third address to young men by
Mr. Sit-dyer. keeping Everlastingly
ill It llrlnns Success." Hues solo.
iibly City. Adonis: ulto and tenor
duet: soprnno solos. Show Me Thy
Why 0 Lord. .1. .lorronte; and One
Sweetly Solemn Thought. Ambrose:
ultu solo. The . irgln‘s Lullaby.
Buck.
FIRST C (I N (i It F. (I A t' i () N A 1.
Church. George I). Egbert. pustorw
Morning service ut [mild i’rcnclr
int; by the pastor: Sunday school at
121“»: evening service at 7.30. The
second in the new sories ot‘ Prat-ti-
cnl 'l‘ulks. "ltnvens;" meeting of
Young l'eopic'n society for organi-
zation and election of officers. Tues.
tluy cvcniui: ail 7:l.'i: Thursday I"\'~
entity: service at 7A3, the t'ourtlt Ill
tho series of Talks About the lit-
blc "Here-- and There in Egypt." ll-
lustrntcd by oi‘iotogrnnhs.
BAPTIST.
FIRST IIAP’I‘IS'I‘ CHURCH. IliCV.
new. Talmucc Van Doren, pastor-—
Prayer meeting. )0 a. m.; sermon.
10:30 n. 111.: subject. Portlalisms:
Sunday school 12 m.: II. V. P. l'.,
ii-iltl p. 111., sermon. 7.31) p. “L. suit
ject. Lilo in the Spiritual World
Thursday night meeting iit 7:30.
EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY (‘HI'RCII WEST S'In..l~lt'
uud Futrt‘teld avenue. Itev. R. i".
lluntpl'irics. rector~ Services tontor
row. Holy Communion. S u. in.
Sundoyl school 9:15 at. ni.; l.ituuy.
Holy Communion and sermon. it it
III. general prayer und short ad-
dress. 7'3!) p. m Choral service
first Sunday in every month
ADVENT.
ADVICN’l‘ CHRISTIAN (‘Hl'Itt'Il thii
Znndt avenue. East Norwnlk, .l. W.
Davis. pustorw—Morning.r sermon.
lti;:iti o‘clock. by Rev. P. S. Ains-
worth: Sunday school. l‘..' ln.: lioynl
Workcrs‘ meeting. Cut?) p. m. Work~
crs from Bridgeport will be present.
Fifteen minutes' praise» service. be—
ginning at 6:45 p. in: evening scr-
inon. 7 o‘clock. by pastor. subject.
"Satved by it Look.“ The public are
cordially invited to be present.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
ST PETERS i‘Hl'RCH. North Main
.utrccl.»—Services at. 7'5lti o‘clock. tor
niorrow night. Preaching by the
licv. Theodore Bunch.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
GERMAN EVANGEIJCAI. (Illllitt‘il.
t‘lmrlcs A. ilrocltomier. pastor-”Sci"
\‘lt‘t'l’ err-1y Sunday afternoon at, 2
o'clock. in the Swwltoii (Toiigreguv
tionul (.‘hnrch.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN St‘llCNCE SERVICE.
8:10 p, ntmtttu East Avenue. Mrs.
A. A. Moody. First, Render. All
are welcome.
OLD MAN HURT, WIFE MAY DIE.
Horatio Howe. aged and decrepit.
went up the Burrnck Mountain ut
South tsunami. Monday. to not the
wood as he often did below. In at-
lnmpting to muster a mutating botnzh
he slipped and. straining his hip. \vun
prostrated in the lonely woods all
night. When. at it o‘clock in tho
morning. he won discovorud by a par-
ty ot fox hunters. ho WM nearly dead.
His wife, an invalid. home. all alone
and unable to glvo the alarm or his
absence. was nearly in hysteria“ over
his dissppflarnncc. It is thought the
.accident will cost both their lives.
Their combined use is nearly 1450
your».
REAL SCTATI CUMMAHY.
NEW. HAVEN. January 18—w'i'he
summary of mi estate transactions or
the Commercial Record for the current
when makes tho following mowing:
Bole: Mormons
New Huvou. iii 327.578
Walt Haven. 4 4.838
iii 38.033
W 1.820.300
21 .4
Myriam, 4
New Britain. to
Rama,
New London.
minnow ‘
Norm
Dahlia
I". 3 \
Tia ”bowing tutti” than
9
‘ loci-hon C. ”Pan
as so indium i . i’y inunkml tor mint they
s30 ‘
until: W
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The third and closing day of the.
seventeenth annual meeting or the
Connecticut Stat Grange, in Hartforin
was devoted mainly to the election of.
officers and to installing them. The1
election rennlted as follows: t‘tlnuter.f
ll. C. Patterson. ’I‘orringtou; overnuer.‘
iverson (3. It‘anton. Westport; lecturer..«
Frank S. llopson. iiridgeport; steward}
.I. B. Iiilvon’. North Franklyn; assist.
ant steward: ifloliert W. Andrews.
New Britain: chaulnin. Rev. F. Conn
trymun, Norti Brant‘ord; treasurer.
Norman 8. Butt, Now Haven: scorn-7
tary. Henry ‘E. Loomis, (.lluatonbnry: l
gate keeper. “13]. ll. Wright. Clinton;
Ceres. Miss Gertrude U. Ilrndlcy.‘
Waterbury; Pomona. Miss Snbrn Mm
Kelsey. liiggunum; Flora. Mrs. Hatticfi
J. Welton. Plymouth; lady steward
Mrs. Alice I.. Potter. North Wool
stock.
Orson S. Wood. of Ellington. was r1: :
elected trustee for three years. The,
iinnnco committee is H. (.3. Dutihani.
iiiiddletown: It. It. Wolcott. Wetbers-
field; George A. Ilopson. Rust, Walling.-
ford.
A resolution wus presented by G. A ‘
litipson. oi’ \‘l'nllingford and utloptcil..
which favors the establishment and
unilntcnnuce ot‘ schools of music .11 ‘
land grant colleges. .
The committee on the good of the.
ordor reportod hdvcrscly on LI I'l'itiill 3
lion in r urrl to the proposed new syn.
ten) ot’ voting in suluirdluatc (lrimtzew
The resolution wns rejected l
DISOWN ELOPING SON.
Louis II. .Iausseu. ngod nineteen. and
Miss Fannie Pornons. fifteen. both ot1
'l‘orriugton. cloned to Millcrton. N. Yo!
Ilct‘embc' 22 lost. iIlIIl were murrlivd.
That evening they rcturned. but kept
their wedding a secret from their pur- .
nuts until yesterday. when they toldi
l
t
their ntory and prayed tor Newton’s,
The mother of the bride accorded the‘:
couple :1 heart» welcome. At the has. ,
linnti's home. owover. the rncepttoni
wns such that the boy and girl remain. l
ed only a few moments to explain thcl
situntlun. Junsscu's father has punt
ticly dlsuwncd his son. and 511in he]
will never be rcconcllcd. !.
...... w-._ 1
CHICKEN THIEVES AT FAII‘lFlELD.l
Mrs. Mary Groverson's henncry in
li‘niriicid was raided by chicken;
thieves some time Ihtirsdnyniiglit ml
curly yestcriluy morning. and ilftyI
chhkens were stolen. It is believed;
that tho thieVos come from Bridget
port. They had it tooth and curtcd‘
uwny their plunder Sheriff Buckley:
was noiitlcd curly yesterday and he i5
working upon the (use. Several othcr'
places in Winfield were visited by the
thicyut. but they were either frighten-t
mi olt‘ or could not effect entrance to:
the ltr'tincries J
REWARD 0F MERIT.
A New Catarrh Cure Secures National
POpularity in Less than One Year.
'l‘hrouglmut n grout. nation of eighty
million it is u desporute struggle. tol
:ccuro even it recognition for a new;
article. to say nothing of nchievtnizt
popular favor. and yet within one your '
w‘t
l
Sitinrt' Cuturrh 'l‘nblcts. the new cs.
turrb cure. hits met with such success»
that todny it can be found in evciyl
drug store throughout the i‘nitcdl
Stiitcs and Chanda. i
To be sure u lurnc :iinonnt oi” :ulycr .
toting wxis necessary in the Iirst in
Notice to bring the remedy to the :u ‘
tention ol‘ the public. but evoryonv‘
familiar with the subject knows thus ‘
advertising alone never made any «’U‘ l
tlcle pt-Irmunontly sin-constitil. It must
have, in addition nbsolute.’undeniable
merit. uud this the new caturrh curc
cortuiuiy possesses in it worked dc
area.
Physicians. who formerly dcpcudml.
upon inhalers. sprnys iind Iocul washl
cs or ointmouts. now use Stuart's t‘u-
turrh Tablets becnuse, us one of tlr‘f
most prominent. suited. these innit-tut
contain in plcusnnl. convenient form.
till the reuily otilctcut cnturrh reinc
dies. such nit red gum. blood root null
similar ant'ucptics. -
They contain no cocnlno nor npihti'.
and are itlven to little children with
untire surety and benefit.
pr. .1. .t. Roitigur. of Covinnton. Ky
any»: “I suffered from (mtnrrb in my
head and throut cwry full, with atop
pogo of the none and irritation in thl‘
throat. uttoctlng uiy votcc and ottnn ex-
tending to the stomach, annulus on»
tarrh of the stomach. i bought at titty
cent package of Htunrt'it Cutsrrh Tab:
lots at my druggint'a, curried them in
my pocket and "and thorn flithftiiiy.
and the may in m..ch they clout-ml my
head and throat was certainly remark
able. 1 had no cninrrn but what and
spring and consider mypeli’ on truly
free from any clturrhoi boom”
Mrs. Jerome Ellison. 0f "
W. V... writes. “i will“:
tun-h nflrlyymy whole lite” .
winter my‘ twin childmi Mao.
from cmrrhut colon Ind imam: to
much they me out or school i lam
portion of tin.- winter. it brother.
who was cured of cntsrrhu (lama
by using Stitqri‘u (.tntnrrh roam tim-
9d the to try them no much no ‘t are
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punch and my children.
. v heme-mt:
it t c ’ ' ‘
“diurnal vb innit in the
' ‘.5th iii no loam n hangar
.. With til."
.t.“, at “woman A... ~
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Harmonious in design, wellt
drawn and dainty in color. l
DECKER,
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
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Telephone call 133-3.
Open evenings until 8:30.
A n“...
Valve.
Nolsclcss closes without jar or wa-
lti' hummer. this no tank.
THE IDEAL
VOLUMETER PRESSURE REGU-
LATING FLUSH VALVE.
A self adjusting pressure regulator. .
direct pressure. lust-harm‘s the some
amount of water in the some length of
time. regardless of the bend or pres
uni-o in service pipe.
Sim it in operation in our display
Corilortti Main and West Streets
. J uni us Brown
Painter and Paper Hanger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc.
mixed by hand will wear twice
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$1.69
Opens and ivha wants Shoes?
The time to buy is when you can buy Good ShootCheap—this
prices. Have bought of
. N. Wadleigh. Haverhiil, Mass., for this sale.
Ladies FinerKid Shoes, retail price $2.50 an
d $3.00; they will
$1.69. '
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Ladies' entension sole, Patent
Leather Shoes, Vici Kid Shoes
and box calf shoes. the $2.50 kind.
“$2.48
Men’s Box Calf Shoes. lace.
Men’s Enamel Leather Shoes.
Men's Vici Kid, new shape $3.50
and $4.00 shoes.
$1.98
$1.19
‘Men's Vici Kid and Box Calf
Shoes, heavy soles. all styles.
Men's Heavy Calf Shoes. leath-
er lined. .
Ladies' Fine Kid, lace and but-
ton Shoes. patent tip, new style,
and the kind that sell quick.
89cts
Ladies’ Fine Kid Lace Shoes.
soft and easy, all sizes, 'patent
leather tips.
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690ts
Boys’ Heavy Leather Shoes, tap
soles. a solid shoe.
65cts
Men's Heavy Congress‘ Shoes,
tip and plain toes, sizes 6 and 7.
Men's Arctics. all sizes. 69c.
Ladies’ 501:. Rubbers,'all sizes. 25c.
Our display outside, of shoes. will show you more than we can
tell you about in this add.
as long and cover double sur—
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
It I paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
We are in a Pitttitiii "
to bundle all property treat til"
personal) to he soul by auction.
An nuctlontcr has been em-
ployed by us and proper :itien
lion wnrrnntod to all work plnc .
cd in the hands of this agency.
Jacob M. Lattion.
Railroad Place. So. Norwale
Daily Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
NORWALK AND
SOUTH NORWIILK.
Seamus Eagle and City/of Nor-
waik leave New York. Pier-23.
East River, Beekman street, 3 p.
m. Norwnlk and South Norwalk
during the night.
Tl‘ayloil Goldit
Represent the American BondX
(ligand TrustCa.. of Baltimore,
NIL. one of ”the lama! in tint
(in: in the country.
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Clothing Sale
Now On.
Men’s. Youths’ and Bous’ Suits
and Furnishings being sold regard-
less of their original cost. You
can find some suits here lion and
hours will be proud to wear. and
there will be the additional satis-
faction oi thinking of how much
lion have saved.
Francis St Co.
98 Washington St .
So. Norwnlk.
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WE’RE AIMING AT YOU
FOR. NiNETEEN-TWO
Our ammunition consist“)! thousands of tons of the very but
cold proof, behigh Cont, which wo nrti prepared to shoot into your cai-
inr' upon alight provocation. Our stock is by for the largest in Nora
walk. Every ton represents 2000 pounds of honmt value.
We can suit your heater and enable you to live in pertact com-
fort during the coldest, weather. Our coal lookn good and burns helm.
Wo‘it hnvd your emit them when We promise. it.
A postal curd pulls the trigger» but the telephone is quickest. (152.3.)
.. .t.;xJ'ohn H. Ferris,
I49 Washington Street. , South Norwalk. Conn
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