. limmtti . d
i at. Flax . .tlrolnenand
minimum of mine or hiding "fulfil
nestled" on some other make. t l
g didn't know that 'twau better. i
Wouldn't. mention it. My White Piiikii
ldxpoctoruut oxeela. liltlu bottles in 1th _
and “.00 per bottle. , V l
T. ‘a. GRIFFIN” mogul- i
. days is a goon toutimonlnl. 25o, 500
. ‘ pie ’who were utVtileVthlro. .
‘205 mailman xiii p " powwow
banish Ma NOVROTON.
‘ 4 ( i
j h1lll. John (:3
ulowiy imp
news.
. www.mowmwncvww l
‘f ‘ ‘Norwnlk yesterday. on business.
IRWA‘I [4i Clarence E. (Jrofoot will move hi
i in
. J l l t.
arr, 'ol’ ‘Botts Place, is
roving from her recent ”1- “Vii”; 510M)“
. m
i
. V , , . . 5 renulnr weekly‘bhaiuens.
lslilgrfiuililv M” in ““3 hitter. and {south i Mr. and Mrn. Jerry S. Davenport. o
inns Helen hates. of Second streot, ; hmlf’ié‘lfif- 33:33:" “1‘5" fl“
inquire ill at her home with an ut-g ‘4 L' ' y “l" '
tank of tonnilitiu. i
m. on Washington street bridge. is out i John H. Mounell. ol’ Rowayton.
' h o l . .
{0113135 w(Iiliartleglmii‘ Foliage: of (ireyorv ‘ 1‘3" yesterday afternoon. 1‘ could “0
‘ "' ' ' ' ‘ ’ ’ ‘ be learned what his business wen.
i
T 3 . . _ 3) ‘ ' " G _ w .
liliiil-L‘iglglolhl‘: :;::t,3:,§‘:glll for pom . Minn Elia 0 bulllvan, of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Of “0': v. -.
wall street, are entertaining Mrs. Al-‘ l’ll'llll’llltl:l‘fl ill at the ho
i. o my aven.‘ ‘ ‘~ "
ltgqfém‘ggpdh f? Sthlrirea of Fire! 1 ll. J. Krousu. of Noroton. lost a val
ntreet. Will) haq {”10" ill mi. three days V; unbio horse Saturday afternoon. 'I‘iu
with the grip, is improving slowly. :
Mra. Jeremiah .i. Eu‘utorbrook. oil
New Huron. npont a few daya with.i
friends in Van Zuudt. street last
week.
mo of Georgi
lit-lore hid could be obtained it died.
streets about Durien. 'l‘be
became ill yenterdoy afternoon and lie-l "I!" storms are being filled "D' -
‘i‘oro relief could be obtained the our
and died.
Thorn will be an Important meeting
of the landlou' Aid Soitiot
Avenue Methodist Churrh to
afternoon. V
Cole's Express Company
company will be held. Monday evening.
morrow tainted that he
i another term.
revolved; Matthew J. intmbort. formerly one
, i
a )noli‘lro thin "10):"in only welnhinv :ol’ the best. known residents in Ulla
i ‘5' " ' ‘ lelnre, and who Is now a helpless in»:
l valid without control over any part oil
tlu'ee-mlartm-s of a
at Hartford. . , .
After nut’ioriun‘ some tiliio with a ; his body, in to be onuwniore removed
severe uttneh m- unr‘umouiu. Mrs. Syl— i from his home to the intamford Hospi—
r l i- x u 1 > V ‘ l I \ \ ' ‘ l. '
lllillfil ”giggled?!" (Alli-tum. «thur, lb Vi The metallic ring that dooaduiy for
The blower“: 116‘me will hold a “0V a tire alarm bell in the rear ofV‘the lbll-
vial at the home of Mrs. EllWill'll Si- ‘3“: Hook and Ladder house I” Main
moon, 4! Maple avenue. Wednesday i {‘“V‘VW is ”1 ‘lilllgdi‘ of tuition. The rain
evening, March ii). V ' playofteneti the hull so that the wood
ill r. and M rs. ll. 1.. Morrluey. of blast l ('Tliobllililolto ““90“ “i a ““39me 3"”
pound for delivery
avenue. who have been visitiuzi- " .. .. .. . _ V
friends in liridgepont and I"ail‘lield.i MH” Hiram 1“ Love, of Nolotou.
have returned ‘to their home. ; Heights. who has been seriously ill
An‘uddition is“ born: builtton the
residence of W.'. H. Baker. Nefili Os- .
born avenue.~ When completed the i would not‘ survive.“
house will present a nied-uppeax-nnne.; Thm‘e‘ is"to be a social M a“. Dar-
ll‘redurick W, llurkén‘is rehovei‘ing i ien‘ Methodist 7cm"; ' ’ "
nioriy-lroin the efforts of getting out): i lure. given W' the [James- Am Soc-
, . . . able to i iety.‘ it will he ti musiiull audition
ii" 0‘” doors iii "igl‘t- hi“? oantfot. i arr entertainment by some of
stand the ddyliphtlan yet. ,1 l l ’ ' ' '
Henry Cunt: will ‘oad the Bib o‘reat - .1 . . ‘ . . ‘
tug at. the Advent Christian Church l$3.11.?tilffde,:;‘.§;li§l.,nfl.ni . .
ill. the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Aim, The rile t .h f‘ 1') i'i
‘ trod ii. Nirliorson at their home in ‘awnrdodhlhev(gills-net: for ill 9“
[yogi ?[:,:;‘:‘;EOLV;M[TV :\\;::3‘qrt‘gh "”le to {of the rejuvemitlani town hall. to Thom-
” , \li" 'ii :t “‘th t 1'1 .1 ‘ ' .. {as (love. It is expected that. work will
H “M "i‘ n" i” ”i n the “‘"q 3‘ in) commenced nusoon an the weathul‘
found to be rotten this morning on the , permits: Mr 01“,.“ bid wan $9" The
north SW" S” trailie was stopped on iother bidder-h had their prion; were;
the sldelralk until repairs were made. i me Kirk of Newton qcl‘fq and
Harrio Morebouse and family will floor-go Fowler of tho shrill”liél~tl
oeoupy the (tottaeo boine eomnietod $3305 - ‘ ‘ ‘ l
at the corner ‘of‘WluiieTii street fliitl'i' There was n $1".le pnrtv Sutuu
. blast avenue. by W; S: Hantord. A idav eveningr on Miss Charlotte.“ Emer’
lannly has moved lnio,tho other new lsou 0f thin place L
cottavo in Winfield street. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ’ '
Robert J. Brown. of 39 First nvenue.
a weii‘knowu resident“ oi’ this plane.
r started today for Mapleton. minuoso-
tn. and various towna in South llaho
ta. lie expects to spend some time
there. Mr. Brown went out west last
nummer for the beheflt of his health.
and found that. the climate agreed
with him perfectly. and he felt much
lmttor. Since returning to his oustem
home be has not been as well. and .o-
rided to go out. west again. Mr.
Brown has a large number of friends
hero, and all will wish him the bust
of snooessutnd a rapid return to good
and it was thought ti
l per point in hit! over. V lie is"
V.
ihouso in Gracie street and reminded
Vhor that she had reached the one of
; seventeen years. She was dumb»
founded for tho time being. but. finally
invited the party of about. twenty-live
in the house. and welcomed in a royal
manner. Games were played, dancing
was: indulged in and those who did not
care to (lulu-o. enjoyed themselves
playing whist.
Was served.
Mr. and
daughter.
Mrs.
Jennie.
James Cruw
of Now
and
and looked at a piece of property at
health. Scotch Cove with a view of. purehno
, W““"~“""" . into it is the intention of Mr. Craw.
R0 WA YTON. i if he. chooses the piece of property. to
llla llnrt has an attack of chicken 5 immediately! “mill upon it and oreupy
tin—V. lbe residenre this coming summer.
Richard Morris. the young son of
.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morris. of this
place. while riding his wheel down the
Noroton bill. Sunday afternoon. run
into a hole.
handle bars and hurt quite badly. lie
received a deep out over the right eye
and a physlrinn took seven stitches in
thin close the wound.
Six past commamlers
Post, G. A. 11.. Stamford. representing
that. organization. paid a visit Sunday
to the Soldiers‘ Horne. for tho purpose
of aoeinthow the veterans there fur-
‘ ed. The Stamford men were shown
every courtesy, and were given ample
opportunity 'to inspect the institution.
in speaking at their visit. they bestow
high praise upon the management for
the general air of neatness and order
prevailing and the spirit of unname-
tio‘n prevalent among the inmates. The
visitors were E. E. Palmer. George W.
Toms. Linus W. Scofieid. George w.
Olmntoad, W. S. Taylor and George M.
Sinclair. ~-
‘ Russell Griswold is seriously ill at
his home in llowuytou. .
Allie Ferris has taken a position
with Edward H. White. of Prospect
.l [night a. '\
ltldward .l. Ludi'inun has had his cart
ropuintmi and Vdihe 3 repairs made to
illo‘vt'llielo. i9 ,‘ .
Joseph Penneil will break in next
week as conductor on the Connecticut
Lighting and Railway l‘rine.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Monsoli, of
New York. huve been visiting Captain
and Mrs. John itMonseil. ‘
Tho Connecticut Railway and Light»
ing Company has made repairs to its
wimp and poles that’were damaged
by the tire. ,. , “’
Minn Olive. M. .lieart ispnylng Stanr
ford friends a visit llotoreher deparr
ture for Providence. R. l.."’where she
will make. her home. . _ .
The summer Mabel 1.. Stevens.
which has been laid up all winter, is
being uncovered. and preparations are
lining made to place her in shape for
business. ‘ , I
The momlmravof the Ti!
(tinny; willpo-to East Not
l
\
nl Hobhie
warrant
’l‘ho Mignon llydo’t’fiithd friends in
Bridgeport Saturday. , 3 . ’
, Next. Friday evening the F. “Club
will meet. at tho residenre of C. B.
Meeker. _ .. (
Tlumms J. Kirk has maligned his
sition atxt
to Norwitlk: .
. .lnmes Glynn is moving to Bridgeport
where. it is undermined he will» engage.
.in businesa““ ' ' W‘ "
., Tho..Jnn rhuxlliary... V,Ch‘riot
. Church , ‘ Atuttainrnent
0.
mil)’. format-J
_ occupying one:
Mehrdlé houhés “in . Main éimét;
lyVVNiglit ’
lk thin ov.
of thosow
odist Epinep-
.4
rniug to a union meet
oral riassus, in the Mt
pal Church. . .
‘ 'I‘iie [.adles‘ Aid "Society of the
Methodist Episcopal mutton will meet.
tomorrow alteration, and; evening with.
Martini Mrs. George‘W. Stevens."Mc‘~_
Klnley street. .. . ‘ '
" John Broadway moi;
‘dent a to '
ill)-
; “fostport hotel and gone
with m- nevi-v
ue oatmeal:
l.
‘ ..M Bentham!
lyiotunw. York city. are
’ or tn
. _ be it it it a‘
f the Bartlett tire a higinupper in‘Gutd-
i er'n ilall shortly. Tiiexutmirrwlil pro-
bably be bold next woeh. Tho ll-tow-i
nylon people are thoroughly upproelw
rim of tho, ulunble assistance render-
ed an’d goo -wlll eithibitw by the pool
.lohn Yust, of Noroton. was in South .‘
)lliitllloltl utileets to Stamford. Aprili
Mrs. S. (LVV Raymond, of thin plueo.‘
i who has liven ill for some time. is im
. 'l‘ho noleetmen hold a meeting your
Frank (tumor, of Brooklyn. in npenrb .1 ieruay mornlu and transacted the
y "at Hoyt'a r
V Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ll. Bitten were
lllram Brown. the shoe luunui'actur- ,‘ “"0““ ”"0" bunday With M"- and Mrs. "
A Stamford policeman. was in Dun.
who has been visiting trienda in this.
[animal became ill with the. cello and!
Some work in being done on tho
nurtures
are beingr scraped and holes that have
.. ...S. .-
A horse bulonglug to Murtllr lxelly i been no but out dulinu the mount
The annual meetine' and emotion or
;olllrers of Volunteer Hook and lmdder
y. of the East ; April 7. Foreman Louis Stoorza hunV
does not ours; to run
i with an attack (it, tonsilitis and other;
i ailments. in slowly improving. At one V
ml Mrs, Low 1'
h in the‘ near in”
V V V ”10 i
beat talent 'thnkgoapmpe procured ln‘
‘ A supper will;
have .‘
e luiiitiug’
Several of thei
! young people in the town called at her .
At 11 o‘clock supper ‘
finnann. t
drove to Darien Saturday afternoon
He was thrown ovvr the 1
pr 1
1018.11 .5th
l - . Vulllti “mg l;
l but amusement factor;
i t'ronhmonta.
tor, ,
and “(Ni Dottie
thirty poi-Boris. .. "
i
.f entertained it" party uUrlond
V flyouni
:und instrumental music. roe
l
V paint the time pleasantly.
8
. to Admin; market is being rolaid; now
utrotchea of road in the ayatem.
. Waiter Donahue, of ltoaovllle. in pre-
gparod for active farm work, and to
ifucilitate matters has Just purchased
a black horse from Norwalk parties
that he will nae i’orgoneml‘work.
Town Clerk Hyatt. and tho selectmen
now have tho opportunityto pay their
g respects to the "Hello" girl. The tele-
phone in in the town clerk's chine.
whether on compromise on at individ-
ual expense is‘not vouehlsured.
t . [Following are the newly elected ofil~
‘corn of tho. Vnunilzan Athletic Club:
. 5 President. (fluorite .lfiankhnlui vine urea
nident, demos llartiguu; corresponding
secretary. John H. Gttliugh‘r: finan-
cial secretary. Pnlrlek Grant: treasur-
Jer, S. Di Giovanni; scrgeant-nt~arms.
A. Allen. ‘ . ‘
The waiting game indulged in during
the winter by many of tho furmors in
this vicinity has proved a loningono
for ”Will. and thoy are now hurrying
their rarroin. ill-iota and potatoes. to
the Bridgeport comruinsion houses for
l‘liviloaal‘. " The bad season. evidences
blah market prices and in some in-
stano'es premiums on vegetables
prompted the growers to hold off. with
a belief that tho demand would exceed
the supply. and then fabulous prices-i
eould be secured. Tho contrary proved
the ease. and the result is that farnr
era now are anxious to got rid of their
vegetables; bolero the sprint.r supply
rrowdn them out. altogether.
Followim: 'is tho pl'mzrnm or ex—
t-rrisos at the meeting of members of
3 the Fruit Growern‘ Institute. to be held
hero Wednesday, under the‘nnspioen of
the '(Jonunetinut Poniological Sonioty:
Address of welcome. Joseph Adams:
. musical neleetion: "The Wood hot as
j a Source of inemne.”'Wulter Minitord.
of New Haven; “Hints About improv-
. in}; the Home Fruit Garden and
Lawn." .l. H. Putnam. oi Litehfleld:
i“'I‘ho Strnwlmrrv Plant und‘ltu l'llinv
nor." W. ll. (killinirwood. editor Rural
New Yorker: “iniurloua insects and
How i" Comllai Them bv Spraying."
'1 Prof. W. iii. lflritlonj, of New Haven:
: “The Apple as a Money Crop," Edward
iloyi. or New Canaan. .
W
WESTON.
Mrs. Emma Perry is visiting
' ‘iridgeport.
Mrs. Helen ‘ Archer.
. quilt» ill, is better. ' .
Mr: V. Godfrey is visitiue relatives
l in blunt Orange, N. J.
l William Bodient. who has been ill
. for some time, is improving.
i Miss Emma Gilbert. has returuod
from a visit in Rust Norwnlk.
Mra. Theodore Hamilton has spent a
. few days with Mrs. V. Godfrey.
i Mr..and Mrs. Morris Andrews hare
:‘vlaitod. friends ill New Canaan; ’ ’ '
Mrs. ii. A. (ioley in spending a few
\
I
l.
.11
in
who has been
weeks with Mrs. H. I“. Coieburn. of
1 Norwalk. '
Mr. and Mrs. P, E. Wilkeman. of
Southport. have visited Mrs. W. B.
Morehouse.
Mrs. Van liooaear. of' Hurlbnil
street. has spent a low days with Mrs.
James Sinrzes. _
Isaac Anderson is suffering from n
parulvtie shot-k. with which how'as
attacked on Saturday.
Ethel. one of the little twin daugh-
ters of imnuel Barrett. who has been
ill with pneumonia. is improving.
Edward lr‘anton has returned in
Bridgeport after a few weeks’ visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
li‘anton.
The used l’utrirk Maionry died at
his home. here last week. awed nearly
ninety-live years old. He is survived
by his wife. on son and three daugtr
l
tors.
DAMAGED PROPERTY.
While Drunk John Brennan Broke
the Door of .3 Lunch Cart -
lllilllGEl’t‘lR'l‘. Mar. iii—minim Bren»
non. of lledding Ridge, came to town
last night and at an early hour oom-
meuoed to fill up on liquor, with the re.
suit that he- soon became fighting
drunk. Shortly after midnight he
souzht to enter Joe Tousel's lunch cart
on Water street. and. finding the door
closed out both his fists through the
Blues, smashing in tho frontal tho
door. ‘
Tousel summoned Policeman Far-
nan. who placed Brennan under or-
rest.‘ As the patrol wagon drove up
to take the prisoner to the station
honsehe‘ rcarhod‘ his hand down in
his pocket. and fished out a min
tendered it to the driver with the re‘
mark: “Hero eabbie take me home."
Hpjwas locked up at headquarters on
chaigex of drunkenness and injury to
property. . ‘ . .
Expenm ENTJi‘iG .wm-i .MAHCONL
i ‘ GRAMS.
Globes"
. renal-ts that. ‘61:
count trust: along. the: 111311
_t tho British battleshipdievenge
.... fitted with a wireless telegraph
appnratii _ 31;.me
‘ ‘ pus ghetween
motile ohm. who no»:
respondent un standthha'tVthe ad-
miralty prone" to“ “aka‘in'fittempt
to intercept the Marconigrams from an
lBNlVith Murvh litu’l‘he
tio.'Wit.h n view-of
er Signor Harmon
*syntonlc ‘syste
detefiiiing whom
has perfected his
up, Er y
u» redumiual
‘ olhiwed'by re- ‘
Friday night Mil-til itlwoud entertain». .
, ml n party or friends at hor’hon’io.-ii‘lio
i «wont prov'ed of an enjoyable Vchurae-
tpatmi in by about '
SutdrdayulghtM isu haul-u Chapman
iatlonn.
games and refreshments all served toi
The trolley track from Compo beach.
l llflfl_ and in home instances new rails.
will serve to make it one of the best
t:
ion
:(il‘u
lane
1
n he
tuliil
ing in
8
cont
line a
about
M
exnéfiliientai étdtionaoronthéhtinn. * ‘ "
from N. E, in),
N6
away.
ity went.
is Nervu ru.
(Elly '
l law”
on an Nervurll.
tllohi ‘tihu begun to he not
a o. . I did not. notice
a ly‘grew‘wai-ke.‘
Hilltop. t-iho loot; it
ii‘i‘iitiblepnd. mortise. and
best tempered Woman in the world min: be
ullmwun and hymunui. , to“
’l‘here wand complete tram»
she is now“ the it:
.
tween Women who
women who fade out
1 think l nm as devoted and .
blind. but i moat confess that my u‘ii’d‘mlhlbt‘iu»
note condition was it ls‘oi'é '
what would have become
gone on on they were. The
came nuddenl;,'.
formation within it few days.
li‘rominlsery and deupondoney
uppient peruon in the world.
with the possible exception of myself."
Dr, Greenejs ‘ «
* Nervura.
THE GREAT BLOOD
AND NERVE REMEDY.
In the great. health reutorer.
womankind it in n ricelea» blowing.
in the night of a fat log woman i
been the sparkling eyes lose their luutre. the
rows and lilies fade from the cheeks. and elm»
ticity of step and grneefnlnes»; of figure giro" ‘
way to repulsive haggiohnesa?‘ With departing
beauty go otveetuebu of temper and charm of»
speech. and nothing is left of. the sullen-r but
the ritually contrast with her forluurjlsell. The
world ivould be gloomy indd’ed \"t‘l'fl there no
light in this dark iotnro.
in Dr. Greene‘s ‘ervurn alto lulu founded a.
means by which women may regain their loot,
health and bomitv. and assume.
1 -. -_ l” :
I MSMS 1‘
" 2‘:
3 havéké‘tdhiips‘hho will: as
“ Miami
"My wife." writes a fond bnubhnd. “100k,“
yearn ,voilllp'ur him-o. oh» lump to who Dr. "
' ’ Him Wih'l,“ Iiiciit'i'llil oondi~
“it! know/there in ii tlitl‘ol‘enee be.
root out naturally and
out the (filth-ill bl tllnliillsn.
positions in the spheres in Wlllt‘.‘
both ornaments and inspiration
Dr. tireene‘a Nervurn nets directly upon tiiefn‘erv
lotion is strengthened and purified like
happy when relieving the miseries of others.
eonnarllor. do not hesitate to
valuable because it; in free.
You-lo
. . ii at. limit but shit “radii: .
Mia“ “ it it! idle [diluld not.
or upped
ti
a .
vouu‘ tun-min “ ,vc-nrn‘
in] Their site b
outline .
from thenweute. ii i
iii
tunn-
uliyl‘nh'o begun to .. ~'. . f
puiimltim any inlet
[ do not. know
r us killings ,inni,
elm non for thobe’ll, .
Sound sleep and ‘ .
arty appetite: name an nervousness and ind-ff ‘ '
i did not know what. the mum-V
was until she told me that. who had than: ilii- "
reused by the nineerilw and common sunset?!
lilr‘. Greene‘s a‘tlvertimmenta. and had been tak-
iii
, ..
'l‘o suffering .
How and ‘
Who has not
Nature is forgiving.
their rightful
h. they more, an
the life. llxhauotio‘n. irritability. and morofienrns are banished. and the hireuc
Dr. Gretpxe is must.
and it” you feel the no
call on/or write to him. His advice is
Dr. Greene‘s allied iii:
‘4
a mountain stream.
ed of a wind
none'the lens
“5191 It‘ll? in.“
a.
. f . s...»
iNG MADE iN
‘M’iNiNG' STOCKS
hrawd P
lly people. who are shrewd enough to lay away the stocks. purcha
tbom when they are first (literati to the public. inmause.
be purchased at very low prices, w
Lalor‘dn. when the rompany‘ be
ing, perhaps. only 2:7 cents. in
ring
then tho stock ean
hen money is needed for the developmpnt.
gins‘to pay dividends. this stat-k. otton Icoist'
mph to live or to dollars per share.
.. . , . . .,
depralmihnliniplre State of the bomb
is just’at the beginning of one of iimse‘gold
‘er sections have experienced in tide pool. .
Those who have kept close watoh. are aware of the great success that
many of the new gold mines of. Georgia are meeting with.
conic, from all motions of the country,
are now lowing; “one bmekopvhllutinoy are being
prices. andmuttingitrlmm away gorilla tine sure to to
nlng‘ 500m: that munyi'ruh‘
and even 'from Europe.
uttered at. these low
how a little later on.
intuitutterlllllu taunt
is (lrgnuized under the lawn oi Georgia, and ban one million Silui‘tlis oi
the par value of one dollar. tally paid and lion-Mnossabio. and four hundred
thousand of thinks treasury stock. to he used’solely
We now Vot‘fér to the Public one hundred thouea
stoek. at melon price or 25 e
the price will no rhisedto‘ho cents, it it ‘ahould be
any more of thenhareg. .
_ This Company now owns in fee simple, (iii art-es of
property. as is to befonnd anywhere. 'oealed in Gw
known as the Owens property, upon which there has been a large amount or
dovetaipnwnt work done.’ To;
and an iiiulont drifting done. to .
nixxg‘frd‘m Eli: toil toe; in width.
for development purpoaes
in] shares of this treasury
outs porallaro (par value $1.00) after which
found necessary to soil
as promising a gold
innett eounty.‘ 6a.. and
of-ac’iparute shafts have been sunk upon a vein.
shownpia large amount of ore‘ the vein run-
srnn p.55 hightns $160 Va‘ndonr experts say the ore will average
I. “ lid film yellow more. than M} can not out in one natural
th ’ owbst éhlenlhtion there‘sbould be ten dollars per ton profit
is pm
Udall, . ‘
dil'h. in Ballet" an’ . .V .
hoist. blacksmith shop with lull so
and a long line or mnohtnury.
oped mine.
The, main at
my lowf‘png-ee‘ "1000 's hares of thncy or Tamarack would in:
iiisutl. and ‘thh sum ddmllé oi
annually, and all thi‘ '
hunt-1 in tho valii‘o'
’l‘h ’
alto cheek'n
it on lift-3 thin ore.
' Biggigcqrfigs\’_From.SinallInvestments.
lug J33? dial Sign: 31:: sailing? ‘
‘ “_Va{ve‘tilisVVVBitll‘lVeV_Vfile€T if.
«idly every one ‘who reads
of (tourists Worth of goidihav'e he
hills unddiiw‘th inner: workings
ten slump mill. two concentrators. one
mrtnbie engine and boiler, one safety
tools. one or:’ eruSher, many pumps.
and tooia Such as are to he found on a, well
and a good millihonse and other buildings. _ V _ .
ohms been lraoodalltho. Way items-.2, the property: running
re‘eiving a line living income from min-
'a few hundreds of dollars. and than
within the next few years in the Clean
this la already aware of tho fact. that millions
‘ntalcen itroln, the surface of the Georgia
ardi‘eve’zflingrthe source of all this. gold. as
9 Own- Thousand Share ‘1
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mind; from militia; theetdeka nrwuien "we‘re at
er’aunum: 10th nitrogen of the Calumbet and
(musket-es of the Treadwoli would pay
thé llamestuko worth] return 36.0”")
no iiiereado 01‘ from 20010 500 per
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live whisper share, and is now
atého and now is: hold at. over
”tube put. away for a. little time is both
are: or this stock
"lad‘later on. ' _
i one unarter down and the halanre on rm
h'scgription blanks furnished noun appli. V
, NEW STEAMSHIP LINES. .
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. mull Thonewmpars hore‘iéa‘nnonncn that
ta: Bondy ”amends or the North] Gemml'moyd
I Steamship Company‘areimaking mu
£1319 limit“ fhere‘fiwith It'll-'18
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its you ean‘apare the money for, ’
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61‘WALL may, N0RWALK.”‘CT..
Wau— v.5...
may now be seen atthe
’ new; millin‘ely idiom“
3! MAIN smart“.
NOR WALK.
‘ Connected with large Bridge-
port establishment.
inn in: (initial.
Last days of the Closing Out Sale at
‘ C. W. Hoyt's.
.cnRPETsV
and
. FURNITURE
Fat prices that will make quick miles.
Balance of our Axmlnster. Moquetto,
Vulvot. Body and. Tapestry Brussels
Carpets. from 50c to 650 per yard.
We are offering bargains in Furni-
' turn you cannot afford to miss.
Our business is to be closed April
1. and we modest in settlement of all
fills before that date.
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out on Cross street. "
‘2 '1' Namath ClubEBulldinn.‘
There are wall papers espec-
ially designed for the (lllffll'flill.
rooms or your house. it you
haven't much time to'spond in
selecting your wall coverings
give its the dimensions of your
rooms. tell us about how much
you want: to put into the paper.
We will have the papers for the
different rooms selected and rea-
dy for your criticism "when you
call.
Photo Frames--
Lurge’or small; Both aro‘tbe
go.
Window Shades
To order. - V
Paintingaua .
Paper Hanging
You'll find a frame will im‘
prove your picture. You'll find a
iramehereihat will make it
look its very best.
Get th'R‘eadv
For Easter- .
Have it on your walls and see
what an improvement dt really
is. We will mane the framo for
YOU.
RoomMeuldin‘g‘
to mulch y?) xiiiall'hligaper.
.DECKERi
s7 WASlilN'GTON STREET
. M South Norwalk
Telephone » Connection. V,
Open owning: untll‘8:~30. ,' '
ilrwalii’iuuhi s
scum NORWALK. GT.
lllanager
Bird Cages *an‘ld all.kinds of
Metal "Work, Repaired
‘ and-Refinished. H L“ ‘
‘7 ANTIQUE BRONZING. V
Meta! ‘ Signs lot every depoription.
Brass Advértising'Siéns. . .
La 'brderéiia, Titlpécigtlt ,,
.i it '
d,“
u
Pllsbury's Boat Flour,‘ ‘ , 60o bag
2 pkgs. Pllsbury’s Vitus, 2‘ pkgs. Plies-
1 bury's Flaked Wheat free, 25c
3 cans‘Susar‘ Corn. V 25c
solid ‘Paclred Tomatoes,
Early duné’lfeas,
M.
A good sumptor sale Ghei‘ti’v Barn-Ito;
applied to a Flush Volvo operatéd
direct pressure. iDisghargeagfihofimég‘
' ’ . amount'ot water nl; Beams". engtli _
Gold, Silver’ NICkel and Copper time, regardless of the head or prea-
Plating. .. z ' sure in service pipe.“ V
. ‘ - . intenm operation ‘tn our (llama!
. r om. .
Chandeliers, Hand Irons. Fenders. o '
millennium walnuts
walk leave New York,VfVP
)EaVst‘ giver. LByggkman street, '3
‘ ‘m. ~ Norwalkandfiout, Norm;
during the night.
no then to .
your Vary Kowloon .cbur .
5th. regarding paint. V'
thanks for your fluttering‘nr
“my composition. Kaurlu‘n n
iits especially planning. V'Excit.
lty. Never board or it. Aahod
"about it. He didn'tteem to.
about Kain-Inn. Asked thud! fit
is the printer’n devil-- ’I‘h u
know‘. He paid Knur' a in
rub on cows and make 'em.“ , ,
knew about .t:0\\'flr'*iind hornet! .
mo lluneed oil million thumpfiina.
didn‘t know anurlnu maidepaV t; V
Must be good. Don't care w
makes floors rhino. . V
Evryhody needs it. Can’t get to _‘
Home get ithtroollege. Someifie ii
abroad. Others get it byVicontrIuj
S'poso it'a oherper to get it in floor
paint. Will try it. t V “
With rouewed‘assurances 0t
elation. Vi am,
YOI‘H, etc., ' ‘
CHAS. c. wnnrznnn.“
All colors L. a M. Palnt‘l
with Kaurina instead ofVoil make Vthg
best flour paint on the “market. WoV
sell it. a » ~
GemstoCk
Wétkins
8: Dow, » ,‘w
112 WASHINGTON artisan};
souru NORWA'LK. ‘_ on u
‘ Phone 14345; _ ' .
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7.
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NEW GOODS v
OUR
Are now in stock. A tutor you
than over before. Prices. on u
very low. Having engaged I. mun
of. FIRST'CLABS PAPER HANG ,
we are in better position than our _
do your work.
highéSt Cash Prices
Discarded » machinery at all
plpingptenm and water fittings.
and. buildern’~ hardware. bough
sold. Headquarters’tor refuse morals
mbherdeathera‘ and all articlesthn .
you would like to dispose“... h »
highest cash prices will VboVVpaid it
culiin on . . .
8 ~ ABRAHAM mums. .
- 13 &115 Raymond’st. r’
Notice by postal will resume pro 9
attention. 3" “ r - ,
Open 7 a; m. to 6 ptm. ‘moaed Sim
urdoys. . . ‘ ,
Resilience 5R Sprint attest. ‘ W
166 W
.‘ .
Telephone Call
Agfilush
Val ve. ‘
Noiseloos, closes without Jar or no
ter hammerfl Has 11018111: “M
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voLuuz‘JaR; PR§BSUR
LATING‘ Fensn why
A self adjusting pressure "resulabo
Horace” ii. . Nil
Scanners Eagle and C
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Norwalk Chronicler