ALL HA VANA
PORTO
RIGANS
And Other High Grade Brands.
Short smokers-a vary at-
traetlve all tobacco lino. Call
and inspect.
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Mnhackanno 5111. Gazette Bldg.
80. Norwntk. Norwalk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
5 1ifor1New1Hn1'11n and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday. The storm which
was central near Portland yesterday
morning, and which produced such
high winds alone; the New England
coast is no chntral near Nova Seotla
An area of high pressure covers thv.1
central sections. It will produce pleas-
ant wrntlur and. lowly risingt enipei-
nturo in this vicinity during the next
thirty- six l1ours’l‘he disturbance
which w 1s central in Arizona yester-
day is no weentral 111 northern 'i‘cxas.
it is slowly moving northeastw11'.1d and
will probably reach this vicinity Satur—
day afternoon or Sunday.
‘11
‘Churics Benton, oi Crnnimry. is on
the.1 sick list. 1
,Sboo Dealer William 1..
Norwalk.
York city.
Olsen. 01‘
is spending the day in New
Harry Evanski, of South Norwaik.
has been visiting his grandparents 111
,this place, for a few days.
The residence of Frank Gregory is
being improved 111 appearance by the
addition of a new coat of paint.
”after supper try a good cigar.
an imperial Crown. '
There was no session of‘ Professor
Neweil' s dancing class. last night, ow-
ing to tile non—arrival ‘of Mr. Nowell
from Bridgeport. . 1
Buy
Madam Vanderria. clairvoyant 111111
paimist.‘ has a card on the first page. of
this issue. She will be located for a
short time, at 116 Washington street.
The pool tournament between the
Norwaik and Catholic Clubs will be
1es1uned this'evening. and the playels
will be Louis W. Leonard, of the Nol—
walk Club and Harry M1111'11y.of the
Catholic Club. 1
' ’l‘he i‘iareourt Crimedy Company Went
to Stamford today. to play tonight and
tomorrow night at the. Grand Opera
House. The company returns to South
Norwalk for its engagement on Satur-
day. At the matinee 'l‘he Stowaway
will be played. instead of the Two 01'-
phans, as announced.
'l‘be Mrs. Mary ‘Mulvihiii. who was
'11r11este1d in Stamford fl‘uesday. as told
in yesterday‘s Sentinel. is better
known in The Norwnlks by her maidim
name. Mary Sparks. She was employ-
ed for some years in various lanndrics
in town. andhad been arrested before
in Stamford, fox-committing a breach
of the peace; it is believed she is out
of her mind. - “
N0 HNNN
AND TO HOLD
your trail; is our desire and here are
. ta couple, of the many items which car
"thinly ought to get your trade and 11
continuance of the same—well leave
that, withus 1. ~
SMALL SUGAR CURED l-IAMS l‘ic lb.
CALIFORNIA VllAMS 100.11).
PINACH._N .. ‘ ‘ 3001111.
Day Phone 15.2.
Night Phone 155.
Wm m
,g.‘ i. 1
ANHEUSE 8036113
, welcome.
dress the young people‘s meeting at
gwith the latest improvements known
as follows:
Scotland. 1,087,.
,1 Denmark, 6115: France. 373; Bohemia.
:‘ 248; and all other countries. 1,152.
Mrs. 111111111111. of Spring street. has
recovered 111m her recent illness.
Am...
Rev. Charles 'i‘.'~ Cocrr will preach in
the (‘111111111111y Chapel. Sunday after-
noun.
mm
A social and rehearsal will be held
by 11111 Arlen Singing Society. this
evening.
The encampment ol‘ Odd Fellows in
New Canaan is invited to visit (loifnx
Encampment in April.
.l.. n. llorman, of the International
Correspmulenco Schools. of Pennaylvnn»
in. is in South Norwaik.
Miss Mary 11.11.1111). of Union avenue,
has returned home from a visit in
White. Plains New York.
an...
' William A. Clark is having his resi-
dence in Elmwood avenue renovated.
(i. Decker is doing the work.
William E. Matthews. of West street.
has been on a business trip in the in—
tcrests of the Norwalk iron Works.
A concert is being prepared by the
Hungarian Congregational Church 111
my Home for Easter Monday even-
int:
Rev. McClure Bellows. of Norwnik,
will preach at the Lenten services at
'l‘rinity Church. Southl‘un't. tonmrrow
evening. 1
A special meeting of Old Well Lodge.
F. & A. M., will be held next Tuesday
evening. for the purpose of 11.111111111111111
the second 1 degree.
The. Misses Cram and Vernnm will
give 11 cotlllion for their senior class
at the town assembly ball in Wall
street this evening. '
Henry Renter, who is 11 student at a
college. in Geneva N. Y. is the guest
of Professor and Mrs. Carl A. Hurs-
t.1'om‘ of ‘i’rospect avenue
~mw. .
Putnam Hose Company. of South
Norwalk and Volunteer Hook and
Ladder Company, of Daricn. are plan»
nlnn for 11 pool tournament.
Mrs. Simon ingersoil returned ves—
terday to her home in Stamford 1111.111
being the guest of. her sister. Mrs.
James J. Seoflcld, of Belden avenue.
The next meeting of the '11‘riday Af-
ternoon Club will be held at. the rests
deuce of Mrs. S. (11. Palmer. 25 Elm wood
avenue. Friday. March let, at it p. 111.
1 , A rehearsal will be held at the South
Norwnlk Baptist Church for the Easter
exercises. All taking part will please
be present Saturday aim-noon at :
o‘clock.
Jesse Pollard, of Winnipuult, former
superintendent of the Norwaik Mills.
who some time ago tell and broke his
shoulder. is now recovering
from the injury.
u...“
The Golden Rule 011111111 ‘of- King's
Daughters of the Norwnlk Congrega-
tional Church will hold a met-ting F11-
day with Mrs. 11. J. Grumman at her
home in Main street.
] incoln Council 0. 1.1.A M.,1vili
hold an important meeting. tomorrow
flight. It will be followed by a sup.
per, and the third degree will be co11~
fcrrcd upon eleven candidates.
A farm of 175 acres. near Newtown
whicl1,th11ty years ago. sold for $7 00th
and fifteen years ago brought $4. 500
was sold a year since fort???) and
this month has again been Sold for an
even $1,000.
William M‘. Weed. who formerly con!
dueted a cigar store in the Mahackemo
Hotel block, and who afterwards con-
ducted a meat business in Derby. has
been engaged as salesman for Holmes.
Keeler & Selleck Company.
Miss Paniyue Diver.1'(‘11‘ Bridgeport. 1
formerly of South Norwulk, wont to,
New York city today to take a position
as .prlvato secretary. Miss Diver's
many friends here will wish her
much success in. her new location.
At 1111» nanny meeting of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church this
evening. Rev. Pauch. Stravor will
give. a lecture onthe' letters to the Ca-
latians. Baritone solos. will be sung
by Henry A. Greene, of Bridgeport. All
Frank A. Ferris will ad~
7. 30 o‘clock.
M ,....... . ,
A new interlocking machine mado'
by the Union Switch and Signal Com-j
pony, Swissvaie, Pn., has been put in
11111er -
. liful buts. '
Come.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
EASTER HATE.
Formal dllplay of new mllilnery
for spring.
For weeks. our millinory force has
been on edge. in; chiefs have been
drawing inspiration from Paris-made
huts: its makers have been enthusias-
tically carrying out the suggestions of
the 11.iiiefa~»an1i now all is ready for
you to come and 111111., the results of the
thinking and working.
We can say nothing of the hate that
will 1'1/iequateiy picture their beauty.
Simp lofty is the key-note of all, styl-
ishnoss the accompaniment, and the
beauty of spring is everywhere upper-
most. .
Remember the three-cornered hat of
Napoleon? 11f our own Revolutionary
period? "l‘s the most important figure
of today's millinory fashion. You‘ll
see it Vwith many twists and touches.
almost plain or dalntlly trimmed, but
still the tl1ree-cornore1l hat—wthe iri-
11111'1111, the (.ioloniab
This is to be a wonderful spring for
white. White is the color. not always
While only but often with colors and
very often with black. Some of the
white hats are just bewite‘hfng.‘
011
for oli-
Not that colors are neglected.
1111!. Red is 11. great favorite;
ample buts of red Chrysanthemum
braid. This new straw braid, almost
as “spiky" and fluffy as a Japanese
11brysnntben‘mm. is a heavily of the
season. by the way, and a very pretty
one too. Then there are other colors
and combinations of color; some very
i1‘renci1y and gay, some as denture 1111
Quaker, g'ay itself.
Will you consider tilts as 11 personal
invitation to come and view tbo'huts‘?1
We make, the asking full and hourly
to evei'ybt‘i1ly.
There is in store a hearty welcome
and the pleasure of seeing many beau
LESS, 11.01111
LESS 1111115
11233 MONEY
necessary when {you use a
gas range.
And you always have a
clean kitchen anda cheer-
ful cook
000K WITH
GAS
1101111. 1111111 81.,
“thing 60.
Tower No. 10 New Haven Yard.
place of the old Johnson that has been
in use there since June 18 1893. The
new machine is a model of beauty.
to those wide-awake manufacturers.
Fairfield county contains V115. 801 for-
eigners. 6.378 of whom were born in ‘
Germany; 5,237 in England: 4,404 in ‘
Hungary;‘ 3.1571 in Italy. and 1‘4, 348 in
ireland; the others being enumerated ‘
Sweden 2.68310'anada,
Austria. 1.5.91. Russia, 1,113;
u‘sslan Poland, 313
1 704;
In The Norwalks
and members
will be pres- 1 V
‘1 ‘oerial Tobacco Company's attempt to
1 boycott American good 1
, 111111 omens. limited point out that the has
as; long 1
319.1191“ .1
' house16f~William Stevens and of.
"Stephen Wilcox; both' on south
Main street. werenlainted by me
in this manner or ele'vén you:
till good.5
‘ i stand as well
if I paint it. Myomce. 52 South
Main streak. minor: 35;:
‘ ply to an Inl-
ill-n 1111-1111
1J3] Tobaceomnmuany gamer to
1 1111111;o'iater. 1
‘ bank accounts: motion for limitation
1, perintendent of the Air Line Division
; vice and immediately upon leaving
in the telegraph office at New Haven
‘ _, than with them since a small boy. and
New 11111
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1
11111 11111111111111 1.. :1 11111111111 Vt‘ ittl
1111111111.; 111 P111111 til 1111111111.
Willis 1. 1111111 Natal. 111111111111;
111111111111 TN Succeed Nilitl
MERIDEN, March 20.4Noxto Mon-
day mornlng when Judge Frank S.
Fay opens the police court. for the
first time in his newly appointed of-
fice, the personnel of the court will be
as follows:
Judge of city and police
Frank S: Fay.
Deputy judge
Feun.
City attorney ------ Loverott (‘1. llinmuu.
Clerk of couri~-~Alb1-ri A. Chamber-
111111.
Regarding the assistant: city alter-
1111y and assistant clerk. the matter in
undecided just now, but will he attend-
Attorney Thomas 1111111111
1111111 noted in that capacity and After
adv George -.11 King .111 assistant 11111111
City Attmney ilevorett C. liinmau is
one of the best-known lawyers in Mar-
lden. «He was born 1111 years ago at the
Woman homestead at the corner of
Camp and Gnome streets. lie was ad-
mitted to the New Haven county lmr
25 years ago this spring. He first
opened an 11111011 in Waillngford where
be practiced three years. Since 1884
be has been practicbur in Meridcn.
For about a half dozen years 11111
1111111
James P. Plait. For one your ho was
prosecuting agent during the absence
of Judge 1111111111 8. Fay. as town site
conunlssioncr in 01111111011111.1111 was
appointed clerk of the city court by
Judge i’latt in July. lidlh.
Cit-1k Albert ltobmts Clrumbcrlnin
is the eldest son of (I‘.o1nptrni.lcr Ablr
am Chamberlain. president ot‘ the
Home National hunk. Attorney Cham-
berlain was born in Mr'nidou .36 yo near
11110.. 11191111111111.1111. tin1 grammar
school education he. entered the Men
iden iiivh school and later Sheff. from
which he g1 raduatcd in 1807,1111 spent
two years in the Yale law school and
was admitted to the. bar in 1!lili.Sinrc
that time he has been practicing in At
turn any Gnome S. l1 11v 11 office
Mr. Chamberlain has many friends
who will be pleased to 11111111 of his ap-
pointment. 1111 in .11 pron‘ilncnt young
lawyer. .
con rtnw
of court—~Willls i.
SHORT CALENDAR LIST.
q-..—
Causes Noted for Motions Tomorrow
in the Civil Superior Court. .
The following causes have. been not-
iomorrow in the Civil Superior court:
Application of Charles l.. Lewis to
ill: rates of. pilotag'e in the waters
within Fairfleld county.
Robert W. lintes 1's. Charles \V.
Spanner et 111s. Motion to strike out
pilrugrnpll .1 of answer of Beardsley 1.11
'1 s
llenry Cinmpett is. James] . John-
ston. Motion for appointment of per
manent receive!" fl('f oplance of report
of temporary receiver; motion of tern
porary receiver for authority to sell
of time for presentation of claims.
Olivci E. Wilson executor of a1. in
Stanley ll.Lowndi.1s Motion for bill
of part'ricuiurs or more specific state.
meat of indebtedness and owner of
note and amendment of answer.
Elizabeth 8111111111111 vs. Alvin Spen~
oer at his. Motion to cite. 111 Alvin
Spencer as defendant.
Joseph 1118111111111. vs. 1131111111111 Duffy.
F01 judgment.
Alice i.. M. Shwyer vs William E
Secie1.iiisciomn11 of defense or fore-
closure.
Louisa Waircn 1's. William 8.81111-
to}. trustees 11131101111110 of defense or
rm eolosure
Mary Lanisou' s appeal from probate.
For answer to reason of appet.11
Josephine (‘. Mavher \‘s. lldward J
Neitleton. Disclosure of defense ()1
judgment.
1. Milton Cohnrn 1:1111s111'1111tor,\s
William T Raymond of ale .‘ludincui
1’01 want of answer
William H. Kelsey rs. Rex ill. Blinn
ct ale. ForeclOsure.
Thomas ii. Renwick vs. Alvin S.
Hoffman at 11x. Foreclosure.
Mary E. Mason vs. William M. Bish
op. For recission of orderof continu-
once of Jan. 111, 1902, and for judg- 1
meat.
William 111. Wallace vs.
Schnautz at 11111. Foreclosure.
' The Stamford Savings bank vs. Da-
vid 1.. Van Dorheyden. Foreclosure
'James MeKerey ‘ct al. vs. Michael
O‘Hara ct als. Judgment.
Caroline
‘A DESERVED ADVANCEMENT.
A; E. Ostrander. for some three
years a draftsman 111 the Motive Pow-
er Department, has resigned to take a
responsible position in the drawina of
lice of Cornelius Vanderbilt. at New
York. He is a son of the former su-
and his arandfuther was tralnmnster
at New Haven for many years and up
to the time of his death. The young
man. therefore “grew up" to the ser-
Hiilhouse High School tank a position
being in charge of the messenger boys.
He is well known to the officers and
men on the road through his associa-
hls genial dispdaltion and uniform
tact have made him particulariv popu-
11.1.1113 elementary knowledge of 1
drawing was 3111111111 in the evening:
class of the R. R. Y. M1 0.11.. which
he followed pby a course of private
1.111111111011111 higher, mathematics and
ehalnee’ring‘ theory His request to
his- ouch hour from-1 t‘until 2
o‘ clock and to spend his time at work
with tools in 11 character-
$311 1‘ 1
assistant attorney under Judge '
1111 for motions before, Judge Robinson 9511
They were postmarked a month ago.
111111.001... 81131111:
ed my boy’s life.
the, one we lost with
111111 I New 110395.928 ‘
to sleep. and was all 1111th in’the morn 1
as.”
F H. Baxter
South N‘orwaik’s Great Dry Goods HouseVV
J. A 11151on 11‘; Co.,
of; «13.111.13.131. l3" I 4
:1:
JOHN W. BEAV TTY,
Phone I47 3.
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is planning to not his house or
11011111111 into proper condition 111111-115,
new occupants in order to save. .1
time and loss of rent when ten-
nuts begin to more
“7"” A little paint and paper 1v
e-lt alive and butting to new home 111$
‘ seekers v
1
We will “luighten up for you 111‘- ,
111.11 reasonable 1111111131.. (.0n- 15..
suit us and learn full of our
offers. l' 1
A .1'.
4:207 Eastm Washington St?
1.4. 1.1.1 1. 3.111.; 111. 1. 1.1.
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
ThéMuslin‘
that even)
11134111111111; mom on
11%; FURNITURE CARPETS,MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, LACE,
CURTAINS PORTIERES ETC.
“"11 have the goods and prices to please,
n.1, 110111111511. ca.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
1‘2 NORTH MAIN STREET
Underwear Sate
we would emphasize the fact
good materials. well putto'iV
gather and generousie sized.
lfixpcldence‘ proves to us that those yearly special sol
are most. satisfncio1'y‘to our
why they are satisfactory 111111:
for them on an extensive scale; we very materially s
, tarrely increase the volume 111 business. Women malt
the, replenishing 1111111 for
and by so doing they get the. best pick and choose from, be
best makers of nuderrnusllns 111 the country.
to 111111111 this sale representative in 11111111y particular.
31111 1111111 3111 11y, 11111.11 22 and lasts 1111 1111 111111
531 851 Washmnton “
Time has arrived when 11.. ped-
file are beginning to th-
about buying Furniture.
in Bedroom Suits We take firs 11 pi are as easily as Bedroom Suits 11 d“
1.. the leading position 111 the household.
Birdseye Maple. Birch and 011k, are 111 1tainty handsome. and the prices V0:
11] 1:; reasonable that you can easily afford to fit up that some bedr.oom Be 1111111;
make .V'Olll house more attrmu ,iL» to examine our complete lines of
garmenlis madergof V‘
buyingy public. 111111111111
We plan fo1 them
the lines advertised, and by so
1111111 muslin underwear Outfits
The 1.11111 i
The latest. design in Maho‘
SOUTH NORWA‘LK
Petitions Received—~Mernbers and Of‘
ficiats Absent.
The Connecticut Railway and 1.11.1111
111g Company has filed with the Rail-
road Commissioners an appeal from 1.
the decision of the mayor and alder- '0
men of the city of Ansonia, in r11l'1
once to the laying at 11.111111. in Anson
la. The 11111111111111" 1'. pln‘n w is approw
but annexed to the approvz ii was 11 111111 .,
dition affecting the construction of the
road which the1 company considers
"unreasmmbh1 impracticable and i ‘1'
yond the power of the mayor and ill .
dermen to impose." ,
The Railroad Commissioners have
also 11111111111111 the application of the
111111011 and mmmon council of tl11‘1 city '3
of Dori» fo1 the removal of .11 1111111111
crossing in Derby. A 11en11111: will be
held on this petition in the (‘in Conrt‘
mom in Derby Tuesday. April S at 11
o'clock.
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When coagfz‘z'nq away and Dishing for relief
' send for a bottle of
Brazilian Balm
It will surely reliehe. _
Send to Baxter’s, 111.111.11.111... or Thc‘miifofd.‘
11193909909990.0060 oueweoammmbme
Railroad Conunissioncr 81111111101111 is
attending to the routine work of the
office. The clerk Mr lilliugs is ab
thor. and Miss Kennedy. who is 11‘
granddaughtcr of the deceased is ab 1
seat for the same 1111nson.("ommis-
11111nerSeymours two colleagues 1111
the. board Mr. Fyior and M1. Wiilcox
are out of the state. Mr Fyler is in
Florida. Mr Wilicos has gone to;
Washington, l). C. and Atlantic City,-
for two weeks. to' recuperate.
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB.
It members of the "Hay rover As
sooiatlon" would use Dr. King’s New‘
Discovery for Consumption the club
would go to pieces, for it always cures 1
this malady—and Asthma the kind
that battles the doctors—ft wholly
drives from the system Thousands of
once hopeless sufferers from Consump-
tion Pneumonia. Bronchitis owe their
lives and health to ‘lt. It canners't
Grip. saves little ones from Group and 1
Whooping Cough and is positively
enlaranteed for all Throat and Lung
troubles. 5011. $1. 00. Trial bottles
free at 11‘. H. Baxter' s.
ELBE ARRIVES AT SOUTHAMPTON
SOUTHAMPTON March 20 —-The
Royal Main steamer Elbe arrived here
today from the Azore islands having
on board the passengers of 1111-1 dis»
abled Cunard Line steamcr- Etrnria.
They say the pds‘snge was mtmotonons
and that they have no complaints to
make of their treatment. The Etta
ria's malls will be delivered today:
Were:
i:ilold C.
Goodwin
Shelton:
WHague
Cowlos
Holmes.
SAVED A EOY'S‘ LIFE.
Mrs. Camilla B Honours. or 111111
Brazilian Benn any
hogan inst like
"”111 1111115111111 V
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and
sent; on .1111 dual of the death of his in. 1 At the State Convention Oi"
gSimonds, llridgeport' Edwm Haliock
fiDcrby; Dr W. H
,llukeviile: W. L. Squire, 1111111111211;
H. Catlin. Meriden; George ’1‘. Mcerh.
Middletown' D. 1.. Clarke, Milford' I"
1G Pratt New Britain;
Phenix. Wiliimantic; Cyrus E Lewis.
ven; Alfred Colt George Wliittlesey
and H A. Hall. of New London;
Randall and ii. 5 Mygatt, of New Mil
ford; Howaid N. Wakeman
port: Walter M. Smith, Stamford; Dr.
W B. Couewell.
Winst‘md ProtessorW. P Bradley and
E 13 Fall, of lliiddletown: Dr. C. G
Bohannan South Norwalk. and W. H.
Hart of New Britain. -
For the state executive committee
the following men were elected: W.
R. Burnhan1,Norwioh;John T. Mason.
New Haven; H. W‘. Scovill. Wate1'-‘
burv; Clarence L Reid Stamford, and
i... D. Warner, of Naugntnok. 11
T0 CURE A‘ COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets
All drtigkists refund the money if it
fails to 11,11ch E. W
FRIENDLY more 1111011
RVEN ‘ ‘V
CCNSTANTINOPLE; March 20:-
The 11111111111111 52011111111111th has directed
COMMITTEES ELECTED.
theY. M.
C. A.—-—Dr. Bohannan Honored.
Secretary flutes announced yestern
day noon the committees which were
1 elected at the convention of the. State
loung Men's Christian
held in New Britain Monday.
0n the state advisory committee
association
V. Munge1,Ansonia; H. l)
DonaldsOn.
A. Jewell Hartford;
Hartford; L.
Fair
II 11
Norton
W.
Gemge P
L. W. Cleveland, New lla-
H. 1.
South-
'l‘orrfngton;Sh giggle; 1.511 lg.
Wailingford; Walter w.
Waterbury; R. E. Holmes.
Grove s signature
:VTrcasurer of Bridgeport Brass Coffi—
NELSON M. eta-Aron DEAD
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party—Once Lived in New Ha
BRIDGEPORT. - March 2
many 1111111115 of Nelson M. Bone ,
many years treasurer of the B, ,1:
port Brass Company, wele shook
learn of his death yesterday
handsome residence. 1 21] F .
avenue The demo came suddolll,
1nd entirely unexpectedlv an '
due to angina pectoris.
Mr. Bench had been a ‘very prom
nent figure in the business and soul
life of Bridgeport for the past on to
of a century He was born in DEW
about f()i t1 -sevcn years ago. his ,
:11 Nelson M Beach. dying about ‘11
months ago at the advanced ’ge
ninetythrec years. When.
young M11. Beach's parents ram V‘
to New Haven. and there Nelson wa‘
educated in the public schools o‘t
city He came to Bridgeport 1
thirty-two years ago and about:
years ago entered the ethnic
firidveport Brass Company
lice boy.
M11. Beach was a member of
side. the Algonquin the Co
the Bridgeport Yacht clubs
on active part in their affairu.‘
wife and two sons Herman ,1?!
nineteen and Nelson 111., Jr., ‘
teen. survive him. He also lea,
brothers, Joseph W“ of this V,
ward L., who is connect ‘ ’
treasury department ”gum W11. hi1;
l‘rederick 1).. of}? 11.111).
W a law1er.‘ of Syracuse,
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ONLY CURVE FOR DYSP
Mrs Franklin 11111.11. 01 Na -
Del says: "1 suffered for yours
dyspepsia Used to have
1.1111511 and belching. I tried
1 i could hear of ‘hntrnothinr' as
till I took Braaiit Balm; «lid
f the powvi
ifferoncesV 1
, i in relw
eé‘nt bottle cured mé rottlpleu
For sale by R. H. P a sled
Baxter
Norwalk Chronicler