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EAST NORWALK SCHOOL DIS-
TRIOT.
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk
School Dietriot are hereby notified
that the District tax of three mills on
the dollar. in den theitown fill"!-
ment list of.1 01. at a meeting,of:,the
districtheld onahe lithds'y of June.
1901, at the East .Noi‘walk [school
house. will be due and payable ‘bn the
first day of April, 1902. at which time
I shall be ready to'reoeive the same
al'my store, No. 10 First street. Pen-
alty at the rate of nine per cent. a
year from April 1. 1902. will be charg-
ed on all taxes remaining unpaid on
and after Ma‘y let. 1902. . .
'E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
dek School District
Dated, East Norwaik, March 25. 1902.
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George Belts ‘spent yesterday
Stamford. i ,
~Mlss Sadie Keogh is enjoying Easter
out of town. ‘ "
George Roberts. of New York. was in
this‘vpla‘ce yesterday; calling on friends.
The three mill tax of the East Nor-
walk sohoolxdlstrlct will be due next
Tuesday. ‘ ‘ ’3 ' .
'Mrs. .l. S. Randall. of Seuvlew ave-
nue. who has been ill for some time. is
improving. ‘ . ,
hits. dohn Cromllsh. of Winfield
street, is confined toner home with a
severe cold.
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coleman, of
First street, are visiting relatives in
New Milford.
Miss Nellie L’Hommedieu is spending
Easter with Frank L'Homlhedieu, at
Bensoahurst, L. l. V ,
Miss Carrie Petty, of‘ East "avenue.
will spend her Easter vacation with
friends in Brooklyn. ’
M‘issCharlotte’ljemple. who is very
ill. is visiting her sister in Cove ave.-
one. for a few days.
Rev. J. J..F0ust.wiil leave Tuesday or
Wednesday for conference, which con-
venes at Torrlngton.
The Y. L. I. Saciety of Christ Church,
held a’ meeting. last evening, at the
residence of Miss Ada Warden.
. The. chimney on Charles N. Als-
thorpe's house is being repaired. It
was damaged by the recent wind sorm.
Mrs. M. S. Lockwood. of Greenwich.
who has been visiting Mrs. J. H. Run-
die. of Van ‘Zandt street. has returned
to her .home.‘ ..
Rev. J. J. Faust and family will be]
entertained at dinner this eyenlns. all
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Rose, 3
29 High street. Norwalk. ,
. Rey. J.§.I. Foust was invited Mrs.
E. St BoW‘enddta‘ke-e i'itrge of the Jun» ,
tor-imague of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. andflshe has kindly con-
sented. Mrs. Faust had charge while
here. . . , i :4
RobertThompson, of Rowan street.
is to move’in the residence with Miss
Charlotte Temple, across the street.
Ernest Percy. of Osborn avenue.‘is to
move into the residence vacated by Mr.
Thompson. ‘
The Sunday school of Christ Church
will have its chorallservice tomorrow.
at 3 p. to. Mr. Murray will have
charge of the service, and Fred An-
drews will preside at the organ. The.
parents and friends are invited.
Twenty-seven Adventists went to
Bridgeportyesterday and attended the
Sunday school and Loyal Workers‘
convention held in the Advent Christ-
ian Church.» at the corner of Brooks‘
street and Barnum avenue. They re- ‘
port a pleasant‘time. it was the larg-
est delegation from this church that
ever attended anything out of town.
Rev. J. J. Feast and family were en-
tertained at a christening party and
dinner at the residence of 'Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Simona. of Winfield street. last
in
night. ‘Thexchild christened who Ods- ~
line Burr Simdns. , Those present he-
sides. Mr. Eoustgapdsfamily worm)“.
anomaly; H.“ vae‘y, 'Mr. “and Mrs.
William .Btirr;.Mrs. Burr. mother of
Mrs. JSimons. A (very elaborate supper
was Served.“ " " 4 ,
The Holy Eucharist will be celebrat-
ed at St. “Paul's 'Mlsslon. '(Christ
Church) tomorrow morning. at 6:45.
Thislwiil betho. first communion at
the mission. and it’ is hoped there will
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R “NWWU’&BQ
ous sesoiAnsfiiogi THIS week:
2 pkgs. Creamfof Wheat, ' 25o
,2 pkgs. Grape Nut,. 7 250
3 None Such Mince. Meat. 25c
‘Jones's pr Pillsbury's Flour, 600 bag
20 lbs. fine Cradlsugar, ‘ 31.00
First Sheet-and Cove Avenue.
5A8? NORWALK.
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. Swiss:r..tssis\s. ,
‘ ’»"“’l‘hi‘s‘3 held? . ' r‘an‘nual Easter Sale.
we Sell thisdgy the following choice
,. «Groceries app .j‘prlat‘efor the holiday.
‘ at, the most imarkable price lathe
‘ history of Cr ery competition.” ‘ -‘
17 Fresh CoungylEggs;
’3 cans Magnol,‘ ‘Mllk
"otvcans'Sardin’eig‘ ‘
25¢,
25¢
, 26c.
3 cans Choice ,Swserdorn, 26c
3 caflelEari‘y J. nePoas,ln: ‘ 1 25¢,
admonished 'ans (large size) «250
Bilibsfib ‘f ‘ Coconut, . 25c
, ,Plisburyls,‘ nés’sgj‘i‘uhe Rose; per 58
, s,’ "' c
‘ , coins. Granulated’fflugar: 81.00
“A“ flood .
stdelt '
hills“)! other colorant the rainbow in A has tit
' gational Churches at the latter church.
, wit'émfilsast Main street.
.ihantwafy interestedin the Mull ley-
this ser-
'i‘he evening service will be as
usual tomorrow night. at. 7:30. All
are welcome. . ,
Miss Nellie L'Hommodlou of this
this place spent Good Friday in Brook.
lyn with Frank L'Hol’nmedlou a former
resident of this place but now of
Brooklyn. Mr. l..’i~iommedlcu has been
ill for a long time but he is now im-
proving._lils many friends will be glad
to hear of this.
i By the bravery and presence ‘of mind
'of Mrs. William R. (lilbertryesterday
afternoon. a disastrous fire. in their
residence in Pleasant street. was avert-
ed.‘ Mrs. Gilbert Wail ironing. and she
hung the clothes behind the stove. in
some manner they took fire while she
was in an adjoining room. Her little
boy called to herpnd when she entered
the room. the flames had reached the
lceiling. Mrs. Gilbert first replayed the
children to the uext,rooiu and then
,foughtihe, lire like a trained fireman.
,Shc ' used ' everything available to
quench the flames and finally managed
to subdue them. Her hands were badlv
burned and today are covered with
blisters. The damage will not exceed
$5.
be use
vice.
R0 WA YTOIV.
Mrs. Oscar‘Mills is visiting friends in
Newark. N. .l. ‘
,Mrs. Mary Thomas. has returned
from a visit with friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Ethelene ,I-larper. who is the
guest of Mrs. Etta Slater, will return
to her home in Mt. Vernon Monday.
GeorgeMcKay. of Brooklyn. is the
Eucat ,ofyhjldwiu 1.. Stevens. of Maple
avenue; ‘ ,
Mrs. ,8; ,D. Woods is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Scodeld, of Wet-haw-
ken Heights. N. J. ,.
Misses Ella and Carrie Trappan. of
Brooklyn. are the guests of. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Evory.
Rev. Mr, McCoy. who has previously
visited our village will spend Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stevens.
Mrs. E.‘ Raymond and family have
moved from Rownytou to South Nor-
walk. much to the regret of their many
friends here. . .
Professor Dunn. of Stamford. and
Mrs. Mattie L‘Hommedleu. of East
Norwalk.‘ were guests yesterday of Mr.
and‘Mrs. Alfred Crockett. ,
George Wicks is converting the large
burn on the Lowndes property corner-
Rowayton avenue and Crockett street.
into 'al‘divclling house which will in
very commodlons when finished. .
In the Baptist Church. Sunday morn-
ing. there will be preaching by the
pastor at 10:45; ‘Sunday school at 12:
Junior Endeavor at 3:30; Y. P. S. C. E.
at 6. led by Mrs. Bertha Cieverley. in
the evening at 7 o'clock will be held
the” Easter1 concert by the Sunday
school.~ ; .
Miss Nellie Tulhlll. aged eleven
years. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tuthili. died yesterday after-
noon. at her home in Railroad avenue ,
of an attack of hemorrhage , of the'
brain. Deceased .had been ill for some
lime. and many friends will sympa-
thise with the bereaved family. The
funeralwlll be held Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o‘clock. from [the Baptist‘
Church. Rev. Frank Brown will of»
flclaie. ' ‘
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DARIEN ll ND NOROTON.
George P. Brett. who has been on an
extended trip to Europe. hasreturned.
The Darien public school closed
Thursday, and will open again April 7.
The Congregational Sunday-school
will hold an Easter service in the
church. .
,A. C. Hexamcr, of .Stomford, the
horse dealer. has sold a horse to Liv-
eryman George. S. Bailey. ‘
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lpflltgiefiliersKallouaot.hldgeiieid. . ,
ale and Perry Burr. are home
for the Easter vacation from Wash-
ington. Conn. where they are atton‘d-
ing school. , .
Mrs. Henrietta Stuart and Mrs. John
mixed by
W
L t Lei-dead Zine
Pure W ”(will wear twice
Q iiM ,
“ Reliant, ii
it “fills 9
No failure in 30“.“;
K. Gauit were in New Hamburg. N. Y..
Thomas Stuart, a relative.
Mrs. John 1.. Adams. of New York
Church, a set of gold candle sticks. in
memory of Mrs. George S. Adams.
allay. , , .
'The regular meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will be held
at the Congregational parsonagefin
Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
special subject "will be
Women in the Middle Ages." Also a
view of current events in the mission-
ary fields. All are welcome.
At‘tile Snugatuck Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Thursday, evening. an en-
tertaiumcnt was given which was high-
ly interesting to say the least. It con-
sisted chiefly of a musical piece. on-
titled “The Gypsies’ Camp.“ Mrs. E. E.
Keoler took the part of the gypsy
queen to perfection. Others that took
, port Were Arthur Northrop. Howard
Hines, Robert Allen, John Baker. Miss-
e4 Marion Allen, Susie Align, Florence
Allen. Snrah'Sherman, Lizzie Sherman.
Clara Baker. Jessie M.,Aliun. Mrs. Lena
Buikley. E. E. Keeler and George
Wasliburne. Planosoios were render-
ed by Frank Bradley. Miss Alice
Haynes and John Baker. , A quartette
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Godfrey, Miss M. Louise Smith and
Frank Ardle sangh'selectlon which
was well . received. Several tableaux-
conipl’eted the evening's entertainment.
, wruolv.
Mrs. Eliza Bradyhttehdod the funer-
al in East NorwaliETugsday. of the in-
fuut son of Mr, an ‘Ml‘e; Dana Blsseli.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott are
now residing in Quantum ill their new
home, which Mr. Abbott recently pur-
chased from his mother.’ Mrs. Mary
Frank Partrick.. ‘ : .
Reuben Keppier.~of‘~ifurllmtt street.
and Miss Lilliannflrook. of Weston.
were married at St. Matthew's rectory
Wednesday, Rev. W. E. Hooker odiclat.
ing. The happy pair left town on the
12:26 south bound train.
Tile remains of the late. Mrs. Asa
Holt. who died at the residence of her
Wednesday. attending the funeral of i
and Stamford. has presented to Christ‘
gutsy will be used for the first. time
Till! 1;;
“Christian
. early part of the month. were brought
daughter, Mrs, Hoyt, in Dnnbury. the
in Wilton Wednesday afternoon and
laid to rest in the family plot in St.
Matthew's cemetery. Rev. W. Hooker
officiating. . j
Asuccessfui flower fete was held in
the Library Wednesday afternoon. an
der the ituspices utilities Marion Olm-
slead and Mrs. George Oanfield. A pro.
fusion ot rare plants was displayed. in-
eluding callus palms. hyacintlls, tulips
and cinnorias. The churches annually
avail themselves of this opportunity
for Easter decoration.
‘SURPRISING RESULTS.
A Simple internal Remedy Makes Re-
markable Curee of Gatsrrh.
People who have used sprays. inhal-
ers, solves and washes for catarrh and
have found how useless and inconven-
lent they are. will be agreeably sur-
prised at results following the, use of
a pleasant, internalremedy in tablet
form: drugglsts everywhere admit
that Stuart's Catarrb Tablets, which
The large sign which was blown
from the store of E. Rinaldl during the
recent gale, has been replaced. 3
Mrs. Alfred C. Bailey is the guest of l
friends in Springfield. Mass. She will j
a, return the latter part of next Week.
Rev. J. L. Guernsey will speak in;
the Soldiers’ Home. Sunday. He. will;
be accompanied by the Methodist“
choir. l
The topic for the Junior Epworlh t
League for Sunday. March 30. willhe‘
“How to Pro (Matt. 6. 9-i.3;) leader,
Miss Lizzie tevens.
The topic, for the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society. Sunday; March 30.
,will be “Easter Lessons." (John 20:
1-18); leader. Miss Ivy Birchard.
.,Manager John Oberiander. of the
Barton Launch Works, was in Mianus
this week. looking for launch builders.
,llie says he is unable to get sufficient
ell). ' , 4.
Mrs. Frank Grain is having a new
cottage erected at Sound Beach. A
New York party recently purchased the
residence of Mrs. Grain, at Collender‘s
Point.
.‘The many friends of Mrs. F. B.
Chadderton will ;be glad to learn“ that
she has returned from the Stamford
hospital. and is much improved in
health.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cushman
have returned from the South. where
they have been since fall . They will
take ,up their summer residence here.
in a short time. .
4, The sacrament of the Lord's Supper
was'iolntly celebrated by the members
of the Darien Methodist and Congre-
Thursday‘ evening. .
The .topic'.for Epworth. League for
Sunday.,ii£arch, 30. will be “The Risen
Life: Christ'Hur." (Easter service;
Luke Btu-3.2:: Coi.3:1-lli); leader.
:Mrs. C. E. Crbfoot. ,. ,
.,.G. W...0barlander,v, wife and little
daughter. Miss Eva. .of, New York.
have.aijrlyed»;in Darlen,.t‘pr a month’s
visit zenith, . George Oberlander and
.TheodoreW. Austin requests The
Sentinel to deny the report that he is
“fliers case and he decafnot ex t to
hareranytlilngto do with it. ‘ '
-.,,G,,Qvernor LMcLean_;has_ approved a
requisition: on” the stategtreasurer tor
3.151.000. drawnhy A. B. Beers. treasur-
er ‘of theleiiat‘e hospltslgboard. The
money is‘,,£ur.,.the care of veterans at
the Soldiers! Home inaNo’roton. ‘
, .Samnei‘l‘ShererrfDrnggl‘lit R. A. Me-
Doaald's‘rlght hand mania still incap-
acle‘tated from duty. , highs result of
getting manger chugil fifths sprocket
wheel of I blame. 'Wiill
» is. is oasis fish‘s)!
. masses Qt
‘ treatment is the safest most effective
and popular of all ‘ca’tarrh‘ remedies.
'throaLJosenges contain opiates; these
they sell at 50 cents for full sized
Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and
cheap medicines give temporary relief.
especially with little children by des-
troying nerve sensation; the irritation
ln_throat, which causes coughing is
temporarily removed, not by removing
the cause but by deadening the nerves
of feeling the irritation is not felt al-
though. it Is still there and will prompt-
ly return.
Stuart‘s Catarrh Tablets is the best
remedy . to remove‘catsrrbal secretion.
whether in the nose. throat or stom-
'ach because they are composed of it
wholesomeantiseptlcs Blood root. Red
gum from Eucalyptus‘tree; etc... when
you use these tablets you know what
you are putting into your system and
not taking chances with cocaine, opi-
ates or similar poisons found in so
many catarrh cures and cough medi-
clues.
Dr. Ramsdeli in commenting on'oa-
tarrh cures says: "i can heartily 3
recommend Stuart‘s Catarrh Tablets.
beohuse. they contain no cocaine nor
other dangerous drug found in so
many advertised catai‘rh cures. l have
known, of many cases of long standing
catsrrh of the head andthroat. con».
pletely cured by the dally,use" o’f‘these‘ ,
will be natural, calm. restful. and you will we»
instead of tired and exhausted; all, gloomy dcp
will fade from the mind; your nerves will become I
energy. and ambition will be restored. andperiet
liability.
D. GREENE’S NE
ronuerfi'm toil/i Me Ntrvura.
Avenue, New York City. the discoverer
successful specialist ineurlug neer
Lurstv ease or cannon. pemqbvmm-
M RillilES
them when they are first offered to
be purchased at very low prices. whe «V
latter ,on. when the company begins t in"
log, perhaps, only 25 cents.»~julups t 0"
many of the new gold mines of Ge. 1‘2 ml“
are now buying these stocks while. are being 0
prices, and putting them away for . e 3“"? to follow a little later on.
log stocks t utmost/them origi .
sands will b ve'th’ls‘ same
gig mines.
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NDREDS of thousands ofeour people, are “d5 upon thousands
Makes All Who use it] n
suffer from Four Blood, Brain Mayor, ‘Wral‘ Nerf/II. Sierplmnmn
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(allure-lull Purely linguistic f),
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fl‘lonmy Deprjrrrt‘on of Mimi and Exhaurfi' flora” and “1:13:31:
Sirmgti. They do not realize the dangerous grsvl dmon’ "on
[results of neglect of these symptoms. H i. . ' '
’ll is Blood and vae lily/tarantula, [grief i)
which makes the brain tired. the arm nen'eless. th
and the whole body without strength. energypor a
power which is slowly but surely slipping the yery iii using
rooa sloop. nervousas 0""“5
WEAK. risen. 'ami axuau "55v
oreonvosrarsuou or ‘
paces.
. and vigor of mrwr,
lag, the muscles weak.
ioss‘of nerve and vital
RflEUMA’l‘lSMg NBURRLGIA
KIDNEY andtlilfiit COMPL‘
The questiéaeome'siionlét'té e‘vei“ heart’w‘
of help? The answer is positiveand gnvihclnu o h" boundless mercy has
provided a balm for these ills. and fresh fromt the earth Y'fldg the 12‘7".
Srrmgtlimt'ng. Allard-Invigorating. and Health-R: “bk medicine! Whit. ”r.
tsinly and unfailingly cure these terrible nervou Th": “Embl..n‘;dmnu
have been prepared and compounded in’tothe w Cd” Dr. “3""? :2“;
blood and nerve remedy. tilegreai nerve and b not. which ‘5 so “we .1.
everywhere to be the Chain! Ntror and #1001! 1': firm. “‘1' the most succes .
ful medical discovery of the century.
Do Not DespalrtSuf“
Neglect Alon
Use this great and-Lwohderiulime‘dicine.’
remedy. and the nervous. irritable. weak. andvtre
xiety—ls there a source
3 “EEPOUSo ,
2‘a Ne‘rv‘ura blood and nerve
in: will disappear; your sleep
a feeling strong and vigorous
id sense of anxiety and dflsd
steady as steel. your‘etreagth.
ice the place of weakness and
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Will Make ‘ Well-
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to (all: andplmmuf In ad. -
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nerve sensor
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Small, auger-(ca
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l!" Everybody has the privilege BMW“ Nervura.,who u m.
chronic diseases. ABSO'
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~M|NING * 0.0KS
' c ‘ a we the stocks, purchasing
By people who are shrewd enougl lg“; hgcause. then We stock can
ten dollars per share.
Georgia. the Emplr ate oi the South
is Just at the beginning of one or 3°“ "“"mg b°°m° that many oth-
er sections have experienced in the.
. aware 0
Th . . . ‘ , ,
use who have kept close v. at etlns me
. . e coun
Shrewd People, from all 3‘ ction I ffered at these
The twins Milli Milling nanny
is organized under the laws 0 rgla, a
the par value of one dollar, fully “d non-
thousand of this is treasury stock. ‘ “3"
We now offer to the‘Puhlic o '
stock. at the low price of 25 cent share (par v
the price. will be raised-to so so it should “0
any more of. the shares-
. This Company nowowns in mple, “3 acres 0' as profui
property as is to be‘found anywh "fated in Gwlnnett count).
known as the Owene property. it hi“
development work done. Two :
arid s‘ufilclent drifting done to an D R large ““0““
n ng mm 2% to 6 feca in widt
Assays run as high as 3150. “1‘ experts say the ore will
about 318. per ton andthat we h more
life,time., At the owsst caloula
in mining and milling this ore.
Uppitthie propertywe have a ten
40 h. p;'boller and engine; one 1 '3. DOT
hoist. blacksmith shop-with full of tools one
6a.,
and a ion line ufnmachln r : V
equipped ignine, and a goodegil se and other buildings. in ANTIQUE BRONZING.
The maipyeinma? been i”? all the way across the property. runs it .
from is. a maid
lilo noomes F
V’Thouea do ofpeople are n
Small lurestmellls.
exp 88 W
Nee iy’
ion and cover double our- '
lgee as. machiner mixed. The ,-
ho‘uso of . lliiam, tevens undo?
Last do” 0
EU R N ITURE
at prices that will make quick sales.
Balance of our Axminster, Moqnette,
Velvet, Body and Tapestry Brussels
Carpets. from 500 to 65c per yard.
"We are offering bargains in Furni-
ture you cannot afford to miss.
Our business is lobe closed April
'1, and we request a settlement of all
bills before that date.
A good safe for sale cheap. Born to
rent on
Main street.
Elm Grove street.
CARPET S
C.W‘. Hoyt
s1 WALL eraser, NORW‘ALK. or.
NorWalit Club Splitting“, ,,
Wall Paper. 1'
lally ‘ designed for “ the different
rooms of your house.
haven‘t much time. toyspcnd in
selecting your‘ wall coverings
My residence, 2!-
l the Closing cat‘sale‘ at
o. W. Hoyt's.
we
1-1“! Wood
ll
Olll‘S.
Cross street.
There are wall papers espec-
lf you
Alcohol
w...
8‘ DOW,
112 wisdidsrohpraesr. a
SOUTHNDRWCFQ. W1 ”‘3‘.“
“ ‘ v"'i
cadet... a. inst-ethos
‘ is non lions", ho on , Q a .
lithium. «stalling; "1.1;: . , in , ‘
his manner or Q , '
.anglti. They are still good. DIVOE 5
Your house will stand a! ”it Q Q _ 1 ‘ W
, it i paint it. My oilice. “loath. are “w ‘ Q .
an. 0% the
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guarantee them “fully.
in any
1 Phone 143-8. :
“1‘
*5” +“ Stanislaus
80mg “ill ill? Bitmap , .. ,. , w
lwonso'“ ,
quantity:
Coach. Carriage and Wagon Varnish-
es; in fact, all kinds of Varnishea.
cheap and high grade.
Have you a Water Filter? if not see
We have all kinds. I
and ,
'"l
! \
Paper Hanging
is needed for the development.
ldends, this stock, often cost-
! the great success that
trv and even from Europe.
. ‘ 0'\\‘
ad has one million shares of
assessable. and four hundred
d solely fer development purposes
drcd thousand shares of this treasury
aiue $1.00) after which
found necessary to sell
sing a gold
and
b there has been a large amount of
, afts have. been sunk upon a vein.
{up Sh t of ore, the vein run-
avera e . ’
than we can get out in one Mimi“ Chandeliers. Hand Irons,.Fenders.
there should be ten dollars per ton profit
stamp mill. two concentrators, one
table engine and boiler. one safety
ore crusher, many pumps.
ools, such as are to be found on a well
rec elvlng a fine living income from min-
only a few hundreds of dollars, and thou-
ithln the next few years in the Geor-
every‘onhi7who res? lie is already aware of thé 'fact’that millions
give us the dimensions of your
rooms tell us about how tune
you what to put into the paper.
. We will have the papers for the
different rooms selected and res-
dy for your criticism when you
call.
Photo Frames--
Large or small. . Both are the
Window Shades
Painting and
You‘ll find a frame will im~
prove your picture. You'll find a
frame here that will make it
look its very best. j
Get It Ready g,
For Easter
Have it on your walls and see
what an improvement it really
is. We will make the frame for
you
Room Moulding
to match your Wall Paper.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk
Telephone Connection.
Open evenings untilaiai‘l.
allruinous",
um. * w
in the Wall Paper line will he found it!
our store. Remember/that we furnisll
the paper. and the men, and the pasta.-
and attend to the whole business.
skillful and'rspid workers and we
' PAPER. »
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Our Prices areiow and cushion std
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We sell and spreadv’the BEST Pull}!
in the BEST manner. _ ' . will
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_10 FIRST eraser, EAST uoawaue
i Tel. Call 135-2. iéilfli
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NO. 40, WATER STREET."
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Plating.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
Brass Advertising Signs.
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Large Orders 'a Specialty.
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SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper
Metal Signs of every description.
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Notations: clerics without jar or IQ . fl
tor hammer. Has no that. __‘_"J ,v
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VOLUMETER , nauseous nauti-
LATinorLiisi-I-vaisvs.
A self adjusting ‘preslin’re regulator.
applied to a Flush Valveoperetad hi,
direct presence. Discharges the e ,
amount of water in‘ the sameiength A_
time. regardless of tha‘head and!
sure in servicefplpe; ‘ ‘
See it in operation in our display
room. : ,. ' , .
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tablets for several weeks. Otis case in
particular, which I mind, not reach-
wltban inhaler-or. spray and‘where
the. catarrh caused .dsily ., headaches
. audio noticeable loss- of- hearingwss:
entirely cured .by‘ this harmless bill
effective remedy.”
‘ Dr. Wainwright says; "i never hesi-
tate toiprescrlbe Stuart‘s Catsrrh Tab~
letsfor outpnrh headaches and (co.-
tarchei deafness because I know them
to be perfectly safe for child or adult
and have seen .mspymemarkahle cures
resulting fro f‘their‘. regular._;,dwy ‘, ' . t 253 and now is new at
worth $40. The greetPortla sold first a for a little time is both
use; because they are advertised and
sold in drug stores lame reason why
any good physician should _not. use
them, because we‘shduld séiee upon‘th'e
means of cure wherever found." ‘
Stuart's Catarrhu..'l‘ablsts_ are espec-
ially valuable ,fot:.catatrhai coidsLin
children because they are pleasant to
the taste and may be used freely to
break up a romp at the
"all mi ers knew it ”would.
about $1,600, and tile-dame -‘
. celpt of the stock.
vhf doll rs worth of gold have e
1 ‘DOGS‘ll-lfaii‘itoi i'
Here are a fewiillustratlu
first-offered at very-low price 1000 shares
sure on income of nearly 36.0 per annum;
Hecla would returnmbout $1. : 1000 Share“ 9
annually, and all this is in a
cent. in the value ofvtiidst s. ‘
3300. The buying of mining
profitable and legitimate.
' , , Buy new,» magnum
and you will be mightmgia
on to be put away
f th
star on.
cation. ‘ ~ ~ ;
Make checks, payable to
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taken from the surface of the Georg
Willi lid now the deepworkid re. revealing the source of all this gold. as
loss the stocks of~whlch were at
from m of Quincy or Tamarack would in-
‘1000 shares of‘the Calumbet and
f. the Tread‘weil ‘wouidepfi
‘ of the eHomestake: would trout-n ,
it‘ll: to an increase of from 200 to 500 per
The Lerolstockzilrst sold twenty-five cents per share. and is :3;
stock as you can spare the money for,
p“ of ' ; ‘ e. one quarter down and the balance on re.
no stock, {gefifefi 582:3. subscription blanke‘furnlshed upon anvil.
flood
New Fat Mackerel,
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“TX-maximises , .. use? 39
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$5591? '
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Ground "
Pilsbury's Best Flour, - , one bag '
2 pkgs. Pilsbury's Vitos, 2 pkgs. Pile-
-bury.'s Flaked Wheat free, 25;:
3 cans Sugar Corn, , 25:
Solid Packed Tomatoes, me can
Early June Peas, , 10c can
Alaska Salmon, . 10c can
100 can
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