iv‘t- lib!“ III
wpome u or make. If
that ~qu batter. l
lid
wouldn‘t Inontion it. My White Pine
illitbectoran't uremia lath) bottles in too
ditya is a good testimonial Lilic. not:
and Stilt) nor bottle. ‘
T. B. GRIFFIN. Druqqlat.
205 Washington St. So. Norwuik. Ct.
Druirgtst H. l‘. Pierce was fin Bridge;
port; yesterday. on business.
The pet fox lt‘ll"lFl belonging
Michael I). llrew is missing.
Miss Martha Fitzpatrick will spend
Sunday with friends in Stamford.
George Fitch. father of Mrs. Charles
Rose. of Van Zandt avenue. is critically
ill. .
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hi8 “ l {A Will
I
to
Mrs. Mary Hlpdley. of First street,
who has been ill for some time. is int-
proving.
Several oyster openers were at work
this morning in the Rutlci (II ster estab-
li. IiImcnt.
W A. Reid. of the (ltegory Boule-
vard. was in New York. yesterday. (lll
business
”the Mi ssrs llertha anti Nora Malktn.
I.I‘ (‘ottage I’l‘I‘t‘l'llit" are visiting tricnds bottle to carry, no spoon to forget or‘
in lAlIidgcport. .
Mrs. Julia A. Sherwood. oi’ llrltlg3~
pmt. is visiting friends in this place
and South Not walk .
(.‘aleb Wood will finish painting the
Ltntongelli building today. it pro-
Icnis II tine appearantw.
Mrs. Sylvester lurkt‘zr. of Rowan
street. who has been ill for some time.
is reported as being worse.
A force of men are at work today,
placing new ties under the trolley
rails in Van Zandt avenue.
William Twiss was the recipient yes-
terday of a package of garden seeds
from (lonercsstnun E. .l lliil.
The Sunday III ho Ii children oi the
Advent (Thristian ChIIItIh. are Iehears-
top; for thcldastel‘, concert this after—
noon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. James II‘. Gorham. of
Second street. who have been visiting
friends in St‘rati‘ord. have returned to
their home.
l'ltII, (EI‘IIIIIltIs 'i‘. (‘otIrr will them it at
CIIIist (‘hurch tomorrow night at" .1 ‘l0
and it is desired that all the members
will be Iptescut.
airs lldwnrd Sinus-on.
illr: I. Austin
Iemploycd at the Norwalk Lock Com- '
‘plllly. says:
Many More Like It in East Norwalh.
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'l‘he t'ollowiug'cune is but one of
many similar occurring tlaily in East
fNorwalk. it is an easy matter to vet»
ify p... correctness. Surely you cannot
tyh I'm better proof than such conclus-
ivo evidence.
Mr. William Aclter, of to Cove street,
"1 was suffering from an
'attack of backache, and my attention
i
’ icaily.
~ Church
IIIIIs.tilIIoct.oIl to Doan‘s Kidney I’iils. i
got a box at Plalsted's drug store, anti I
took the contents as the directions In-
dicated. ’l‘hey acted promptly. and rad-
remedy for backache.
lose. You simply put them in vouI
'pocket and they do the rest. "
on
lIlul'I
l‘or sale by all dealers; price.
cents a box. lttlfltelH-Mllllilln 00..
fold. N.
States.
Remember the name»~noan'a—~and
take. “no other.
in the store. Efforts to open this yes-
Int-day provedI futile. it is expected
that it will be blown open today.
the valuables secured. Mr. Bartlett
was the. guest of Captain Smith while
in town. ‘
Services at Rowayton Baptist
as follows: Preaching III
IO. 45 a. m.. subject of sermon Daily
"1’lOVl(lentlf§El‘, evening at 7. praise sol
v.i(-e followed by sermon on the to
pic. “llalgalns in Men amt \thlllf‘lli'
Sunday school at. 12; Junior Christian
Endeavor at :l: 30: Senior Christian
' l attics"
and tlnughim and Miss Austin. of NoI-I l‘Ill‘li’lllm society Ill 5 I). Ip.’ I. I
amount-III yesterday with Mrs item-.y Aid meets lit ’ IL in. Wt‘tanSday at
Carr. in First street.
The Lntlles' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist (‘ how it. will hold an
imp IItnnt Int- tips in the (lunch pItr— ' H1
tors next Wednesday afternoon.
The union (labs meeting of the Nor-
walk. South and Fast Nola/all. u'thetho-
dist Churches will be held at the Ea
Av’enue Methodist Cllllltll, next Tues-I
day melting.
home at MIs it A. ttiifiln;
social praise and prayer
:45. llible
at. 7: +5 p. In.
setviem lI‘ridIIv (III-ding at?
ndv at the pnrsonagt
A number of the citizens of Iloway-
ton are considering the. advisability of
getting up a petition to have a tire
Si. company organized anti some sort of
'apparatus located in the village here.
as a preventative against a repetition
Rev J. J Fm... and family were .In. of any spelt disastrous blaze as was
trrt‘aincd at dinner. last evening.
(Isidence oer. tint Mrs. Lyman ll
'lforham. in Osborn Ineuue
present. A pleasant evening was spent.
The Weekly meetinIr of tile Y 1.. l.
Sotit tv \I. as held with Miss Katherine
Thomas of it( wan street After
business of the meeting light 1ch III.h
mtnt.‘ wore scr.ved The society wfll
meet at Miss iloIothv Morrcll s homI_.-I
in East IIIcnIIII
The I u-tiics Missionary Society. of St
Paul 3 Mission. met last ’I‘ burs-day even-
nt the had here yesterday morning.
We.“ in set some sort of an engine
ll‘iis. Sflr-I
an and Miss Sarah Gorham were also harbor
the }
ing at the residence of Mrs. William;
A Road. of (I regory Boulevard. 'lhcrc tnl at the Soldiers Home.
will he a meeting next ThuIsday night.
at the residence of Mts Fl IInk Mnlkin.
also on the 'Iloulcvard.
The. S. S. S Club met
‘ room in F'Olt. street yesterdnv.
lI‘tlIcl Parmaloc was absent as
at the club
Miss
Sllt“
t
I Harry (I.
was in Danbury on business for titty
club. Miss Edna Day took c‘oie. of the
trcas ury ticoaitmont.
added a number of new volumes to the
blunt v and is very busv preparint. for
tlIIII I‘air they will hold in the spring.
RD WA YTON.
II: nIiiy Ackericy has recovered from .
her illness. ,.
..I it. Scoflcld is repainting the Cud-
lipp residence.
Samuel Mead has released the watct
front B. Burchard s pond
A new jib has been placed on the p
sloop Lillian united by Alfred Crock-
ett.
The. Bible. class of the Baptist
(‘hurch met last night, at the parson-
ape
George Ackerlev lI 1° taken a post
tion fm the swamp \Iiih iohn BIoad-I,
way.
Mr. and Mrs 1. then Marsh and
doughtm l ois have been the guests of
relatives in lliidgeport.
Chailes Knapp of Danb‘nry. will
spend Sunday with his mother at tIIt
rpsidcncc of James E. Sthens.
Conttattor llutlleyt. E Hovt is takin2= , in town
adIantage of the spring weather. and
is pushing the work of laying the not-
(a pipes through the village.
'Charles W. Bartlett. the tirttggist
who was. burned out early yesterday
I at her home in this place i< improvine. i
it 18 (lo.-
and hose and use the water from the
upload the gm of South Not
walk proposes to Ian pipes through all
the principal streets and have fire li\'
(goats located at frequent Intervals.
DHRIEN AND NORO TON.
T. H Sherman's residence has been
newly roofed.
Miss .lonnio ’l‘iiltI‘y lwpenttlng II few
weeks in lI‘lmida
There. me 140 veterans in thc hospiq’
(Icorge Leonard has sold his trottct
to John Fairbanks.
ile~Seicctmau .losoph liludley
templates selling his residence.
A son was born Thursday to Mr.
Mrs. .ioseph "Woman, of Noroton.
”l8 funnels of Barton alt" betziunin"
('(lll'
The club has to plan out. their “spting campaign. "
Master Geoxgc Scofield has gone to
llartf'oui to spend II (Itouplc ll \l't’I't Iks.
Mrs. John H. Maioney was in South
Norwaik yesterday (calling on fI'ieitdsI
Miss Jennie Weed has been out of
school for several days.
foot. . .
Anothet consignment of books foI.
the Burton Public Library will soonI
rrive.
l'ka on the town hall is proglesn
ing nicely now and will soon be com '
leted.
Mrs. Kate Smith whoi seriouslI ill
slowly
The choir of the DIIII'III Methodist
Church held a I'IeheaIsal last night at
the church.
Lester Tingle who has been danger
onsly ill of pneumonia has been me
pounced out of (longer.
Harry Selleck lots purchased II very
fine building lot III tileubtook and will .
soon erect a residence upon it.
Clarence E. Ciofoot is getting IcadI'
to move his family to Stamford. where
he is employ od lie will spend Sunday
There will be an entertainment next
week In the Town Hall by the Young
.Peoplos League of the Congregation
at Church.
A party front hero attended the (III-
romaine. in the fire in Captain Edwatd cus at the Norwnlk armoty. Thur." -day
it Smiths building.c came. up frgom
night.
Brooklyn yesterday to view the ruinsi It}... performance.
and learn if anything was saved
He
Mrs. Fioderick Chaddertott. who is
stated that Mrs. Bartlett had two “11- iv". the stammm “Osman. l8 lle"0\-
uable diamonds in the safe which II as log nicely
. .a short time now.
.m-
I..
f $1"!de March iii}:
1 Prayer"
28ft lender:
d'eavor Society's Sand ay, hip:
She will be dischareg (l in
! Topic for Epwmth League. Sunday
'IMarch 16: “A Noble Put pose " Daniel
1: 120; leader Miss Minute Reed.
temperance meeting.
Andrew and Go‘or'gc Forbcll. of
Georgetown who have been stopping
a few days in {bid place returned to'
their home yesterday.
During the last. week of Lent. there
will be services” in the Congregational
‘ ChtIi-eh..:Severai out-of- town ministers
will be in' attendance.
0 C. Bowen is painting and renovat-
Ridge which was recently purchased!
by a Newbr Yp physician.
Topi c. fornploerpwor'tb Dengue“
K31 "some {towers to
att 9 18-
my Susi ‘Ivnhnon .
Topic for the Junior Christian Ep-
, ch 16. win
be:"HoIv Missionaries Help the
World" Add 8: 2638;1e'ader. Harold
matron. . .
Mrs. E B. Get-ow has somowmclous
sotuontrs of her mother's Wedding to
nor possesptou eight parlor (Sinus.
Dean’s Kidney Pills are a Itnel
No reaction, no
Y.. sole agents for the United .
and .
I hutsdav .
and I
with It Innttl'
They were well plopsett with 3
which pm, beau so carefully Preserv- - i
I ”14.. I VIM. I'Ito , ’I‘
, ‘ dung People's 0 at League of
the Consroaatioaal Church is already
beginning to make prr'aitxémo'nta for
the. fold to be hold (it Dr. Noxon s res
Hence in June.
The ilIIrisn friends of Mr and Mrs.
lIlIItctInc ll. Follows of Holland, MichI.
.wili lie. interested to learn that they
lune recently taken II trip to Virginia
and North Carolina.
William iliggiuson. of New York.
was in Barton 'I‘huraday lookhur up It
piece pr property on which to build II
'hotise'for the suntmor months. lie
was not successful in getting what he
witntod.
Mr. anti Mrs. Walter Kolloag of Now
int k were in llttrien on Wednesday
ftu the parpoac of looking up a sum
Illlt‘l’ rositiomc They were not one.-
gccast‘ni in, netting what they wanted
and will be here again.
There was (I surpriseIparty at the
res-idente of Mr and Mrs. E ibert. Hill
in Noiotou Wednesday .night. the oc-
casion being the seventéonth annivet
(my of the birth of their (laughtei
.l.une The evening was pleasantly
spent in piayhn: games of (Ivory (te-
Iserintion and p rtnklug of a bountiful
supper. Miss It ll was the recipient of
several choice niosonts.
A heavy team belonging to Alexan-
der Wuerz, of ‘Grpele street. became
l mirod on the. tint west. of here Thurs.
(lav. anti was pulled out only with the
greatest (litheuitv John Pooley IlIst
. fastened his horse to the pole of the
wagon but even with this help the
heavv to: Id could not be moved. Two
.mmo horses were
the load pulled out of the mud
DI. ,l'lairy
arrived in
this place this week. to
spend a tow days at then- new home "
Inn 0); Ridge. The doctor recently
purchased the Ilcnjamin I‘tccd place.
Since DI. Sanson acquired the prop
eIty he. has had it bummed in I'Iatlous
respects. William Mather did the car-
penter work; Frank 1. Jones. of Nor-
walk. the plumbing: Charles Bowen.
thcpnintina. and William Northrop
the. stone work.
The monthly meeting of the (lien-
brook Improvement Association was
.held In the Holmes Building Thurs
day eveningwitlt a fair attendance and
Dr. Phillips in the chair. At the out
set Wilbur E Lewis invited the mom-
ber's to a little. light refreshment. ThI. .
iordinary toutine of business was fol
lowed but special interested stalled
ireiatiIIe III the amt mention.
takes place on the iflth pm.\ and wilI
be held in the new Ruymonds illull
where the (modulation will gather for
future meetings. To s‘ignalim thi-
. now departuro‘n committee of five was
appointed to arrange.
ment. The names of these (gentlemen
are 0. H. HenIpsteIIti.'t. ll. Sillson. W
E. Lewis. 0. S. ilromfield mitt blow
Jellyu Rromflclti. The pIesidt‘iIt Dr
\lIIIIId Phillips kindly voluntIIIIt'Id to
improve the roadway approaching the
Iitali. and also to tr‘unspoit the assoc
iation‘s furniture front the old uuaI'
ters to the new. Further discussion
was engaged in relative to the new
ting for the school-house and estimates
for the pole considered. The select-
tnen have oiYIIred II flat: and ,
agreed to contribute towards the. pole.
A really good note costs money. and
the residents of Glenbrook will wish to
‘ see something for their sohmtlhouseiu
keeping with its line elevation and
reneral character.’ Hence. the assoc-
iation is movintt in this matter anti ca
deavorina to bring about a satisfac-
I‘ton solution of the (Iucstion. William
W. Raymond was elected a member of
itlII'I association
n
I
IN THE AIR.
i The Germs of La Grippe are Conveyed
Through the Atmospzterc.
No one can escape the La Grippt‘
Izerm because when an epidemic of the
‘tilsease is prevailing the air is laden
with it
The Ieason that (II erIone does not
? have the disease at the sonic time it
because the poisons who are enjoying
pet fctt health are able to successfully
resist and throw Off the infection
. while those. who. for any lE‘iltiOll me
'not in the best of health. t‘ali ready
Ilctims.
i
i
i
i
I
I
i
.I The. out small are those of
.acute catarrh resembling a hard cold
‘ and if prompt treatment to applied at
i this pin: mg «ltvemr pally be broken up;
one or t (2 boot remedies at this stage
ISt'uaI-ts Qatarrh Tablets sold by
drugg'ists e'vt'hywhe're and if taken
freely. say one tablet every hour or
two far two or 'th'ree' days the danger
of pneumonia and serious complica-
tions 'will be averted
The Rev. 1.. E Palmer. Baptist cler
l 'gyman of Caresco Mich. makes ‘a
5 statement of interest to all. onto: I‘ll and
' grip sufferers He says: Stuart's Ca‘
tarrh Tablets have. certainly been a
blessing to me. 1 have used them free
' 1' ing the Schlochtina residence “M" 03" jly this fall and winter and have found
them a safeguard against LII (ii-lope
and catarrhal troubles from which I
Illavo suffered for years. I feel that 1
loan freely and conscientiously recom-
[island them."
Perstms who stiffer from catarrh of
6 head and throat are vary unseen
ble to La Grippe and such will find
It. pleasant convenient and safe rem»
filly in this new catarrh cure.
-8tuart’s Catarrh Tablets are composI.
'o'd entirely of harmless antiseptico and
[guy he used as freely as necessary as
l ey. contain no cocaine opiate or pol.
‘~ ((13 of any kind. , ‘I
are”
.tm
8 t it mull .m
wet in J- ”gamuo a;
I v
(*om lo ‘fll. “'0
to ”comma Imit . y walnut lava-any obltrutitl'on
they act like m'a'glc—a {ow (lanes will work wonders upon the Vitolbr au- . “Strengthen-
bid! the lt'oen
Magi at; wfifit r I ‘
(I " (to II"
t' w hump me "a“ u tlo t3; )1"va and ebliltated “MOD: ('13:
I, o I
uh,” (lutliotlouuv with each box. '0 H”
Prip'lwd only by THOMAS BEBCHAM. 9!. Mutual. [inguinal 305 “It'll 31., MW York.
Jordon". but-9o Wl'r'tdqi
dun an all deu
Wadi SIIII‘IIIQ'III impaired digestion; Disordered liver
in the muscular IIy tQmil'IOHlorlnfi t o. mtg-inst Com iextoai. 'gbrtn Ii
alga 0‘ agretlltmbn wwfifitttod’m by I cum"! (I at a” can:
of moiety. and’otte o Mtvho but ”Ignorant“
can: Evo'rywlloro, In Bones, '0 gents pm! 28 conto-
then pr-Iotuted and '
Hanson and his mother
This .
an entertain _
My
INA Mama ,
Gildidid MADE ”m.
also .
u l
ll'lAV'E BEEN MADE AND ARE BEING ltiADE W
V I
MINING svocxs
llv people who ate shiewd (enough to iii“ IIIIIII the stocks purchasing
them when they at‘n iii-st offered to the, public because then the stock (I an
be ptIIclIasnd at ver low prions. IIh't-II mom» is needed I’m the IieIcioptut ill.
Later on when the. company begins to pay dividends this 5‘06“ of...“ NI...
tin: pcr.haps only 2.“: cents,- Jumps to the In ten dollars per share.
Georgia'the Empire State of the South
In just at.tlle beginning of one of those gold mining booms that many otlI.
or sections have experienced In the post.
Those who have lteptclnse watt-'1 ate aware of the great success that
many of the. new gold mines of (lethal-II are 'I'ucctiug with.
shrewd eople from all sections oi the countiv and (II on iIoIn lI‘ uropo.
are now bu lug those stocks while. “my me being on‘cieti at these low
prices. and putting them away for the rise sure to follow a. little. later on.
the titans tilting tilting Company
Is organized antler the laws of ("III Irain and has one nIlliion'shaIes of
the par mine of one dollar fully paid and non asscmahlc and four hundIeIl
thousand of this is treasury stock to he used solely for development pIquoses
We now offer to the Public one hundred thousand shares of this treasury
stock. at the. low price oi“ '5 cents pet share that mine $1.00) alter uhich
(he prite will he raised to all cents if it should be found llf.‘(‘t‘i~‘i~lll\' to sell
any more of the shares
This Company now owns in fee I'IIIIple all acres of as plomising a. gold
propettv us is to he found unIIIlIere 'IIIIuted in (lwinuett county (in. and
known as the Owens property. upon II hit-h them has been a l'tllge amount of
dov.olopmcnt IvoIlt done. Two separate shaft-t time been sunk upon (1 Iain
and sufficient drifting done to show up II lutae amount of me the win Iun
niug from 2M; to I. fees in width
Assaystun as high as $150 and our experts say the ore will average
about slit pet I.t.on and that. we have IIIoIIe than we can get out in one naturtl
lifetime At the lowest calculation‘ here should be ten dollars per ton‘proflt
in mining and milling this: (II-(I.
Upon this property up but (I now I ten stamp mill. two concentrators. one
40 h. p. boiler and engine one 10 h I portable engine and boiler. one safety
hoist. blacksmith shop with full set of tools. one (no crusher many pumps
and a long line of In thlnL‘H and toolI. such as are to be found on a well
equipped mine. and a good Inill ho: use and other buildings
The main vein has been 1rd. ed all the win across the property
from \. E .to S. W.
Bio Incomes From Small Investments.
Thousands of people are now turning a fine living income from mitt
tug stocks that cost them Originally only a few hundreds of dollars and thou
sands will have this some experience within the. next few years in the Gear
gin minus
Nearly every one who reads this i. already aw are of the fact that millions
of dollars worth of gold hate. been taken from the surface of the Georgia
hills and now the deep. wmklugs are revealing the comes of all this gold as
all miners know it would.
Does It Fall to Own a Thousand Shares?
running:
Here are a few. illubtrxttions from mines the stocks of which were .II
first. offered at very low prlcosz- .1000 shares of Quincy or Tamarack Ivo Ild in
sure on income of nearly '36. 000 per annum; 1000 sparse of the Calumbet and
Heels wOuid return about Si 501); 10th shares of the Treadw'cli would any
alIoIit $1500 and the atomic. number of the llomestake‘ would relfm-n $6. and
annually lllltl all this is in additiou' a an increase of from 200 to bill) per '
cent in the value (It the stocks.
The Leroi stock first (no at t'Iveuty- the cents per share and is now
worth $40. The gre'at Portland sold first at 25c and now is held at. over
$300. The buying 'of mining “state to be put away for a little time is both
profitable and legitimate.
Buy now an Irish {stung hi‘ this stock as you can spare thé nt_oncy for.
and you will he atla't. v gladiator on
Price of stuck now 25:: .[i'e‘nshnrs one qtl'll lei don II and the balance on re.
cell“ of the stock. Prospectus and subscription blanks furnished upon appli
on on ‘
Make checks payable to
Is (til. I. (consultants
Atlanta (its
‘ wr-
This Ilgnoturoll on every box of tho gunning
‘7’ Jyoti ve Bromo-Qnininc III-Inst:
. hencxtiody that curt-II II colt! tubal; W'
.iiiidru ”glib, Wf (I and (it
(or: iii ltill With it fit tltlla .
of Nor-.ualk My place of Iuainsaa is
not located within an feet in It direct
lllli' of II Church Edition or Public
School House or the premises pIIItaln
iIIII. tlIIIIII-to o'r any Post- Oilicc i’ublitI
l “Italy or (.‘(IIIIIIIIIHu
tinted at Noi'walit
Mart-h. A I), liltl2.
THOMAS M’NERNEY,‘
Applicant
\l'II. the Inuit-reigned. electors and
taxpayers Its defined in law of the
i‘own of Norwaik hereby endorse the
IIpplIeIItioII‘ ot' the 'above named Thom
III iIII-Nerncy for I‘illtll license.
tlIIII-d Aat Norymlk. this itth day or
this 8th Mix of
Mlll't'lL ll ”102..
Minn tiusow'siii. Frank. Karsinshy.
John .I. limiter. lolIn ()itlenschlagcr.
William 1’. Haplou.
l hereby certify that theI above nam~
IIIl tIIItlorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers as tit-titted by law, of the town of
‘Norwalk
Dated at. Norwalk. this 8th day oi“
March, A. ll,_ 1902.
.llERulCR'l‘ R. SMITH.
mil If. Town Clerk.
Wall Paper.
There are wail papers espec-
ially designed for the different
rooms of your house. if you
haven't much time to spend in
\t‘lttt‘tlllfl IIonI null coverings
eirc us the dimensions of y‘oul
ltlfllllS. tell us about how much,
you want to put into the papei.
We will time the papeis for the
call,
Photo Frames--
Lurin- or small. ilnth are the
Window Film dos
To order.
Painting and}
' Paper Hanging
You'll ilnd il‘l'i‘flmfi will im-
prove your picture. You‘ll find a
frame here that will make it
look its very best.
Get It Readv
For Easter
Have it on your walls and see
what an lmprovmncnt it really
is. ‘.\‘II will IIIIIn‘II the frame for
you.
Room Moulding
to match your Wall Paper.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwaik
Telephone Connection.
Open evening; until 8:30.
NIIwIik Pia’iiig‘WIIts,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
__.‘
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description
Brass Advertising Signs.
H.
Large Orders 3 bpcciaity.
GIIIIIi Groceries
Pilsbury‘s Brest Plum: title has
2 pkgs. Pilsbury‘s .Vfttos. i} pkfzs. Pits
bury's lI‘iakedI'Wliest tree, 2.7.
3-} trans Sugar Corn. 25c
Solid Parked Tomatoes, tile can
l'larly June Peas. We can
Alaska Salmon We can
New lI at Machete the can
STULL
COTTAGE AVEE, EAST NORWALK
This preparation contains all: of the
digesiants and digests all kinds of
food. It. gives instant. reliefaud never
I fall: tannin. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most. sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its usemany
{thousands of dyspepticu have been
redat‘ter everything else failed 1:
nailed for the stomach. l -
ran with weak stomachs thrive on it.
First dose relieves. A dict unnecessary.
carnal! 3% W
“gun only by Wovens 00.. change
’ at
different IoouIs selected and rea-t'
ll_\ foI your tIIliiI-ism “hen _Iouf
Gontlamenr
vary .2 on
rdkartil'i'ta v"
llllllfl‘ for your batter
comptiititiun.‘ Kati l.
is especially pleasing. Emit?
lty. Never hoard of it.
about it. He didn‘t seem “It
about. KIIIIIi.IIu Asked the tip.
is the prIinteI' s devil.
.know. He said Kaurinu n'l
trail on cows and malte' our
knew about tIowsI~and ho ”'5
Inc linseed oil makes thorn. Elli
didn‘t know Kaurlnamadopala .
MIIIII llt good llrllltt'ltlt'B will“ ,
makes Iioots ulIluo. We need
lIlvrvbody needs it. (hm' I: got
Flomn get It at collar; 1’ ‘
IIlIII.onII Others got RI-
3' pose. it' a cheaper
paint Will try it; ‘
\‘l’lth ItInewI-d asburanceo'
elation. ,i am . I .
Yors. 9th..
(Inns. C \vnN'l‘ZLmL
All colors L. (I. M. Paint (timid ‘
with Kaun’na Instead of cum-kudos
best floor paint on the market. “Wl'
sell it. ‘1.“
Common.
tWatkins
8 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON smear. ”It. .
SOUTH NORWALKI Illl
Phone 143. We. . -
Wall
Are now in stodk. A lat“!
than ever before. Priced. I
very Having on
of noisy cn’ass napalm“
we are in better position thin
(to your work. ,
,
Highest Cash Paces.
Discarded machinery of a I.
pipingntcnm and water filth!!!
and builders“ hardware bonxllt:
.old. Headquarters for refit” muffin .
l'lllllhel'. feathers and all article's tlii’t'l
Ion would like to dispose 'of.’ Till
highest. cash prices will be paid bx
Ialliug on
ABRAHAM maid
13 a 15 Ramadmb
Notice by postal will realms fil‘bfi'fl
Ittoution.
Open 7 a. m. to tip in. Cloudfltb
urdays !
Residence 5R Spring strut.
Telephone Call. 156 It.
Valve.
soothsayaqigr: without Jar or u.
(or bitumen/Has no tank. _ .. I
'IHE lDEAL
VOLUMETER' PRESSURE REGU-
LATING FLUSH Vsava. . '
A selt adjusting. (transom oscillator. -
applied to a Flash valve operated by
direct pressure. Diséharg in
amount of water in thé safimgi
time. Iegardless bf titty-fit. (I
sure in service pipe. ..
See it in operation in our dl'lpll»! .
room. _ “
/ IETWEEN
NEW YORK. ’“
NORWIlLK 1ND
SOUTH NORWALK.
East Rive-13:Beekmanhtrept, 3 p
m. Norwalk and South Norwallci
(lurinnr the nights.
I). w. RAYMOND
PyNERALDIRECTOI . .
AND EMBALMER.
19 North Main 81..
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