*7 I. B GRIFFIN
00:: NOT IvII may now DOL.
for Silo or cvun 980 BUT HE
DOES giro you 81.003 worth for toll
cunts every day in the your. "
T. a. GRIFFIN. Drtinlct. ,
205 Wilmington 8h. 80. Norwalk Ct. I
idol llil‘leLlI
NOTICE
EAST NORWTALK SCHOOL DIS- .
R
u...
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk,
School District are hereby notified
that tho District tax of three mills on,
the dollar, laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1901. at a meeting of the
district held on the 14th day of June.
1901, at the East Norwalk school
house, will be clue and payable on the.
first day of April, 1902, at thch time‘
i shall be ready to receive the same
at my store No.10 First street. Pen
aity at the rate of nine per cent. a
year from April 1 1902, will be charg-
ed on all taxes remaining unpaidon
and after May Ist,1902.
E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor
walk School District
Dated East Norwalk March 25 1902.
nI25 IiilI '
Miss May Merritt, of Scavlcw avenuc,
is ill. ,
Mrs, H. S. Mitchell is vI-ry ill at her
homo in Butts Pinon.
Chorlrs ’l‘obcy, of EIISI amine.
Ihreutcncd with pncIInIonin.
Nc-miy all the oysth boats IIIIII out
this molding. despittI the sI Ifl’ IIIcstI‘IlI
llle‘GZO
John K. Finch and fnnIilv Inc. lilOl
lug today fiom Oslioin avIInIIc to W in— ‘
field ctr-Int.
Mrs. Gemgc ’i‘uttic. of Full Point
stincct spout _SIInda_I IIitlI fIicnIis in-
Bridgeport.
Miss Charlotte 'i‘omplc.
street, is slowly
recent ilincss. I ,
Alexander Hyatt of Wilbrahnm .
Academy, is the guest of Frank “(lift
of Henry street.
Mrs. E S. ilustcd of Van
street, who is ill with inp
about the same
E. E. Wheeler Icmains about the I
some» He exhibits wonderful IitailtI
for a man of his vc ars
Miss Mary Shea. of East Washington
street. has returned from a month's vls- ‘
it to trig-rods in Danbury. ,
Hiram Pony a butter. has rctIuncd I
to Danbury, after having spent Easter
at his home in this place.
The grand stand on the Decker field ’
will shortly ho repaired and placed in
position for thc ball season
Mrs. Charles iI.l Ridcr has returned
rom Port Jefferson L. i show shc
spent it week with her son. 9
Robert Thompson has complctod Illt‘
shed in tho roar of Miss Charlotte Tofu-
plc's rcsidcncc in Rowan strcct.
The draW‘liliilfiQ was upon about ’
twenty minutes this morning. to allow I
’ of pIop‘sr oiling to the machinery I,
Mrs. William H. Clark moIed y-Istcr- :
day, from 23 Butts PlactI to Charlcsi
Britto' 8 place” In South Main strcct
Mrs. George Stevens and son (horns?
of New YOIk are visiting Mrs Sthcns ‘f
parents, Mr. and Mrs William 0. Mr.
ritt.
Miss Laura Jennie Davis. of Bridge—
port. is the guest of her grandpaxcuts. *
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Davis. of Rowan ,
‘ street. '
Mrs. J. H. .l'lundle‘and son Harold. of ,
‘V Vaud Zundt strcct, wore gucsts IIIIsIcI-
. day, of ths. Bountv, of SummcI stII ct
Stamford. '
r‘IvIderiI-k Bukcr is having an addi»
tion made III his handsome rcsidcncc in
Osborn avenuc. Josiah Britto is doing
the work.
E. April is having the fence in from
of' his residence in St. John avenue.
painted an attractive green. Charles
Parketon is doing the work.
Principal and Mrs. E. H. Gumbart
and children. of Osborn avonue. have
is
of RoII-an'
improving from hcr
Zandt
remains ,
returned from a short visit to Mrs
Gnmburt’s pal-ants in Bethel.
Mrs. J. 11.. Rundl-z. of Van Zandt
street, who had cntirc chargc of the ad-
vcrtising for the Bay pta programs is
distributing copies to advertisels today.
Captain Victor Saunders formally of I
East Nat-walk. is in‘ theimrhm- In his
otauncb shurpie‘ Gcorus N. Women.
He came over fiom New HaIcII last:
night;
Miss Elizabeth Crump, of Hetsfold.
England who has been visiting Mrs. 9
J. W. Mains. ofOsborn avenrc, is now
spending a few days with friends in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Michael Drew and Mrs. C. N.‘
Hicsrodt. of East Washington strcet
ore spending the day In Bridgeport;
tho. guests of M10 Drew’s sister. Mrs.
Charles Stafford
Attorney John J. Walsh of Norwaik I
has had extensive improvements mndc
about Blackstone cottage on the Dm—
ion Point road The bath house- has
been plottlly p'n‘inted '
foreman in the packing room of the
lmoktt‘ood Manufactuzing Company. 1-3— ;
turned to work yesterday, after an ill.‘ .
ness of several days. '
A large attendance is desired at the
meeting in the Advent Christian
' Church this evening. as after the clam)
of the regular service. the annuoi busi-' i
‘ mess meeting will be held. i
‘ One of Itbo: Electric Rim-ass Comr‘
“ party‘s cord to Bridgeport and re;
. turn. lost owning, utter 6 o’.clock This
‘ was done in order to have It our ready
to nitric out only this morning.
J . (inn niugham is making eitenu
v i movements about but, place in
' Van Zandt Iitrtsti-I'
‘ pros-Int “and assist.
I quito nu nuswor
i it." lohn W.
’ made. up of tho ofliccr‘s
.I‘OSIS in the upper
inote in thc
. which Mr
{is the guest of Mr.
* Hicks.
; ments were sewed about .9 .30 and the
.nood and Bonnie Br'omium
, HIIIicI:
Hurry Benedict. of Osborn avenue. i"
2 undo calling upon flood 8.
pissing place tron til
graded. and lie to haviuu hill burn on-
derpluucd and generally irnprovrd.
Captain Arthur Curr went down to
Scott H Cove. this morning, on tho
'AIldleI I.’ " with loud oflumhrr rom
llli.‘ lilast Nor‘wIII .utnher Company to
tho 'i‘okcnokr Corporation. button.
A big threconaetcr schooner with It:
load of lumber for the Hill & llIIbbcli .
Lumbcr (hunpany. of Norwallt. is down ‘
ncur (lrron's first light, waiting for a
tide big enough for lIcr to go up the;
lutrbnr.
Work is being pushed on tho building
in Ibc Washington street bridge. to ho
occupied by Quiutlno Vitrlolu It Cloni-
pIIny. Contain Orville White has ”it
contract. 'l‘thI.I will bII thrcc Hiill‘lfjn"
with three stairwuys In tho l‘f'itl‘.
'VIIII Znndt stroct in in II I'I'Iry lInIl
condition. A low wooks ago Ibo l’l'Ol-'
icy truck wad rcpnircd and the trolley
company loft tho utrcct covcrcd with
small stones. it socmu as though the .
company should lcnvo II thormishfurc
In as good II condition as it Will; llf’fOl‘l‘
they turn it up. ‘
'I‘lIII quilting for the fair will be rc-
‘sumcd III Mrs. William Rrid‘s. this
«Ironing. All thc ladics of St. Paul 5
Mission nrc cordially Invited to b-I
'l‘hr preucnt quilt
IIiil bc finished this work. and noxt
Ivrck uuothcr will be put on tho fr-IIIIII II.
MIs lloscgood in doing the binding
Editor of Tho Sontlnci: In your in st .
Monday's issue, Ariel Cameron, Jr., in
Icply to an ithn rclotlvc to the suit of
E mma it. Reynolds vs. Ariul Cameron.
..lr mink-I certain Iieiihctntc misstate-
mcnts that in justico to our I-lirnt rc
We have in our pos
scsslon tho follow:lng
‘ln consideration of the discontin-
“name of the suit of Emma R lloynoldv:
vs. Ariel Cameron. .ir., tho dofondanl
hcrcin heroby pays to the sold Emma
i'l. ltcynolds'flJiS in full stIttchncnt of
said action. and releases both tho IIIIId
Iimma it. licvnoids and Dcpuiy Shor-
Scullcv from nIII linbilitI
for the Ioplovvinu of goods in said ac
tion IIIIIl the said Emma it, lchnoidS
is to kcop possession of the goods and
IlIattsls now in her possession
"ARIEL CAMERON. Jib;
By J. J. Walsh. his attorney."
We roccivcd Attorney Walsh's chock
for said $7.08. The $7.08 above is
loco and costs
in the Norwulk Town Court, 1035 thir
t,I cents which was thrown off. 'i‘hc.
ImIIt wI-III Ioll
charged Against AttomcI Walsh .Is
it was the defendants appeal, judo ,
I mcnt, having bccn rcndercd In our l‘a-i
yor in (thc lower court.
obovo azrecmcnt.
llcynoids is to kccp tho goods and
chottcls now in' her posscssiou, viz;
tho hair and tick, also the now tick
Cameron claims holongcd
While no do not dosh-c ncws
As you will
Mrs
to him.
'napcr IIIIritrovI-Isv. Wt! make this it‘
, ply in justiceI to our oltcnt, who kncu .
nothing of tho sottlcmcnt until after
- lI Ivar made, and mode at the Icqucsl ,
of tho flOfIt'mdilllts attorncv.
Respectfully yours.
l‘iURLBUTT Iii DAVIS.
Attorneys for Emma it. Reynolds.
so am iron.
John SIIil‘fcn. Jr, of thc Wcst Sidc.
is quite sick. .
Mrs. James Raymond has. rotIIrnch
homo from :1 visit in Now Canaan.
George 0. J.‘L.InnplIIIrc, of iiarIIorIl.
and Mrs. Danicl
Thc now honor of GIIOIgo Wicks in
Crockctt sIIch is death I-r-aIiI fox,
the paint.
'l‘hc officers of Rising Star Division.
Sons of 'i‘emporanco, “'C‘l't,‘ instailwii
last night in (how's Hull. IIIII core I,
monv bring pcrformcd bI ClIaIlcs il.’
(luidoi.
'I‘lIII Salvation Army will now II‘
mooring in tho Baptist Church. tonight. :
There will be a numbc’r of good spook-
I-Irs and singcrs and thc public is in
vich to attcnd. '
Tbc yacht owncd by Minn Corncll.‘
of Hell island, which has boon carcd'
for by Captain (icmgc W. Wicks illil
ins: tho wintcr has becn iIIIIlIIlIcIi
and will have a no“ gnsolcnc cngiuc
placed in her.
The Ladle-3' Aid SocietI mI-t tat tbc
‘ Mcthodist Episcopal Church. Iostcrday‘
afternoon. and scwod on the quilt thor-
is being made. Supper was served.
and the gcntlcmcn were proscnt. and
passed a pleasant evening.
Miss Grace Pennoll entertained a}
very pleasant surprise party last night. I
at hcr homo in McKinley street. Thole
IIIII rII Imious games and a \PIV pious,
‘tillll limo “as had. John W. Peunelll
prcsidcd at the mgan and rendered a
number 01’ choice selections. Refresh-
following guests dispersed shortly be-
fore l i o‘clock: Misses Ella
and Olive James. Lillie ’Mills.
. Mamic Huyler. Uis Hart. Max-I
ion Crockett. iota Stevens. Florence
" \loore, Marie Moore: Messrs. Lewis
Ray monIl. Hubbard Lockwood. Eil-
Bennie
Oliver Clark Preston Hart. _
FIoIl Young, Waring Gager and Chao‘
lcs Gogol.
DIRIEN IND NOROION.
It is probable that electric lights will :
be installed in the town hall shortly '
Henry Scoville and family time ar-
rived from New York for the summer.
Mr. Carter. of» New York. has taken
possession of the Rambo place for the
summer ,
Dr. and M .G. H Nouns are enter:
taining Mr. and Mrs. John C Mother.
of New York
There will soon be c rummage sale
in this place for the benefit of the Dar-
ien Public Library.
, The monthly meeting of the Eagle
Hook and Ladder Gummy will be
held next Mutiny night. ..
Joseph Rooney, of South Norwclk.
was in this place yesterday attor-
Williani Nook. moving into toe
stead on tho C, ‘
.employee-I; of the trolley
ls Often Made by the Wiccst at 80th
Norwaik People.
m
.it‘s ii fatal mlslako to neglect back-
ache,
l‘iackacbo is thII first symptom of kkl
noy ills.
Sci-loud complications follow.
Dunn‘s itiducy Pills curo the-m prompt-
ly. ' '
llon't dcloy until too late.
l‘ntil it lIIIcoIIIcu Illnlictus-wflriglIt‘I: Ill-I
III-asc,
‘ilcud what a South Norwalk citinon
.ay. :
ftlr. Front: St. John. of} 'l‘ayior nvo
IIIIII. locksmith by occupation in the
IIInp'loy of tho Norwulk Lock lom
panv, says:
cuzapod in this culllnr.r who suffers
. from IIaI-kathc. aggravated M the con
stunt (bongo of position and bonding
and Hooping. ’I‘horc IIIII others in the
factory and in tho clty'that i know
who mo. troubled in the some way. i
procured Donn s Kidney Pills at Plats-
Iod‘s drug store, took a course of tho
trcatmcnt. and it. cured me."
For solo by all doalors.
routs a box.
IIIlo, N. Y..
StatIIu.I
itonIcIIIbor th‘o outflow-DonII‘s~I~and
take no otbor.
Price 50
lI‘ostIIr-liiilburn (30., But
solo ngcnts for tho Ifuitod
t.
twenty-foot launch Tuesday lrom Inc
Dork-In Launch Works. [insides this
one was sold to Mr .i-Ioss. of Brooklyn.
‘und Mr. Smith. of Now York.
Tim Burton Social Club had a pious»
ant timII. Tuesday night in Eagle hull.
A smoker was bold. Various kinds of
Ici‘rcshnicnts wcrc served lIockwIIIst
'bcing tho principal Iinnd (‘nrds and
pool “mo enjoyed.
‘ ttm. Joseph l. (lucrnscy loft Tues-
day for 'I‘orrington to ottcnd tho, on
dual Molhodist Conference. Next Sun.
day morning. Sucrcutry J. H. Norris.
of tho South Norwalk Y. M. (I. A., will
I um um tho pulpit and Secrctmv ii I.
chd. of Stamford in tho cv citing.
The intcrior of tho meat market in
'1‘ W. Austin' 5 blocltI vacated by Chu-
from E. Crofoot has been painted and
put. In good shapo 'l‘hc woodwork has
boon gulnod. , Sylvester P. flowon
was painting lhc exterior yostcrday afI
tin-noon. .iaIncsI l’oolcy movcd in to
ilny and has opcncd a first-class mar»
(or.
DI. nod Mrs Hanson of Now \‘oIk
arrived in Dalton yesterday aftotnoou
and has dr‘lIIIII to tho Schiicbtiug
I‘IIInI which tlII:,I'- huIc purchased.
The» will Icmain a few days looking
aftIII- tin;I lIItI-rcots of their pr-opeIty
DI Hanson intcnds to make some or
etnslvo improvements. 0. 0. Bowen
, has a lalgc contract to do some point
met It
WESTPORT.
'lhc Missc: ilInInI-ll arc cntoriaining
fIiI-nds from DunburI.
Miss Holcn Connors is confinod to
bar homo with a sc‘vcrc IIIlIl
lIIing Mills is motoring on
the
g Beach Division of tho trolicI road.
{“ch "Hilllt'llilEl'LI, of New~ York city
is visiting his pmcnts at the Forms.
iimold Ogden of Philadelphia
spending tho
th0
William ll llippor of Brooklyn N.
Y., is \lSlillIg his father chry Int
Compo
Mr. Tayloi and (mum hsIII moch
into the MIs Fitch lililtt‘ on (ompo
Silt-Ital.
Miss Minor, of Brooklyn.
gucst of MISS Katc Wilicox.
silent.
Mrs. G P Perry has rctulnod from
a four days' visit with I‘riIInls in TM
rington.
Thonius Smith. of SoutlmoI-L has
been engaged as barkIIcpcI at the
V\- cstport Hotel
C lIIIrlIIs Kcmncr and wife Inc enter
mining loot and Mrs KIII-l Pfininger
of Now Ymk city.
Edwmd Duffy has scenic-d it position
with 1013. Judge Rupoivc of Turkey
is
IIcck IIith his mot‘nor
is the
(‘ompo
I Hill as general man.
Prof and Mrs. Karl Fe‘iningcr of
View \'.orit me the guests or Mr and
Mn; Charles H. Kempor.
James Thor,pc of Boston, is filling
the position on tho HIdc place recent
LI Incoted in thin: Mills.
Miss Minn-.- . of Brooklyn. \‘.. is
being entertained by Mi Is Kat; W llcm
\g
‘ at but homo in Combo Stuart.
Florist S E. Banks prose uteri all the
road with
handsomu pinks on Buster day
Next. Mondav owning Pioneer Hook
; and Ladder Company uill she a stun.
ker. Refreshments will be served
Edward G." Wheeler has secured a .
" position in the freight on‘lcc at Sangu
tuck He is a good man for the post
tion
John Barlow who is employed by
Buckingham &. Co. of Southport is
about to move his family to that
place
Stuart W. Sherri-00d of the Uni.
of his parents
qho'rvromd.
A W Taylor has let his 20 acre farm
out on Shams this season. He is in-
clined to tho belief that ther., is as
Mr and Mrs. H. E
self
The innlor Ancillary of Christ
Chin-ch is to beta its entertainment in
the psi-13h rooms of the church to-
night The young ladies are to present
:cr‘anford. "
e=nntt cream will be on site. -
eout ushers were abroad yosterday,
within the week It new budget of
' stories may confidently be expect
Among eats pxpert sailors who
. 7 3 were (innuendo
Star
"i am not too only onII‘II
'oointmcnt of n pcrmnnsm rrccivsr:
versity of Pennsylvania. is too guest»
much money in {but as working it him-
Aftcr the entertainment 7
could to origdnal curtII
GEORGETO WN.
Mrs. Snmuol Jennings II-tquId from
l’nIIIIIIon k. .i., Wilelt‘ aim bud IIIIIIII
tbc gucst of vclutlIoII Sunday night.
Au entertainment. was givun in tho
(‘ongrogutioual Clllli‘ch. Tuesday night.
which was quito \voil attondoIl. Stor-
noplioou viowII worc shown. '
mm. m...
STATE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Will be Held in New Haven May 5, 6
. and 7.
'i‘lIII May Musical fostlvai of ma
Slato Music 'l‘ctwhurs' Association to
‘ ho hold in Now lion-n. May 5. ti and" I
pIomlucu this war to IIXIcl all pInv
Ilous IIil'ortu lI‘m tho opening oIoIIt.
lhc organ rocitul at thI (lunch of the
1ilIIIlIIcI'III-r on Monduv aftIII noon III II
Io'clock William C. I‘IIIl lhII moat dis
"tirlguishod mgnnlst in Ann-I lI II toduv
ibua lIcIIn ucturcd.
.M Inc IlypI-Iion Monday ch-ninz
IlIII I'IIIItleIl promcuadu Ivill occur.
IIIIIsIlav. all day is givon ovcr to con-
IchIlleIn iIoIItnnins' with tho usuul
misII-llaIIcous IIIogIaIunIc at halfp‘nht
ninII II I lock At ll o 'clock on that day
lls IIIthlIIloIl fox its that pIcsentation
Iin (‘onncctlvut of Richard SiIauss
musical mcloIlIanIn. “Enoch .IIIIIIII.‘
This IIIIIk of Strauss II'lIiIh is just
boulunlnr.r to him: a moon in Ann-lit II
was given too u-IIIIIIII 0L0 in Philudci
phiII. with tho gloat butltonc David
Bluphum IczIdinu tho llncs IIiIlI some
IIoIcIi pianist to play tho sumo. At the
May fIIIItlIal Miss lilac Joan (‘olt of
New ”own. will mad while Max Dos
snucr will play thc acorn. The)! barn
hccn rehearsing tho onk for wroks
so that II smooth rendition Inn lII- look
cIi fol
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach has boon ought:
IIII as the- fcstivul Iilnnist‘. Bcforc lII‘Ir
recital llIc “Mikado." Gilbert, and Built
van's opIII'II, will lIavI- a production IIII
tinI dir-mtion of Mid Nolllo
Reynolds the Hartfmd I-ontlulto. who
hoisclt' III down in tlIII cast for Kutisha.
(in 'l‘ucsdny cvcnlng thr- nowly orv
gnuizcd l’coplc's (‘horol Union will
mnkr its first public bow in Milli
lhuch I. beautiful ‘ Fair Ellen "
Ono—half of 'l‘IIIIsduI evculugu pro
glamnio is to ho given over to a can
cht by tho Kaitcubotu orthostra with
Mr Kultcnborn himsoif at thII i‘finilill‘I
tor’ s dusk
Aflcr Ihc misccllanconk conccrt at
I) 30 on ‘chncsduy looming the Ass-
ium ilili ouartcttc of Har'tfonl uuch
S t‘iark Lord will glvo a song (lyric
'i‘hls ndmirnhlo quartcttc is: composed
of tho following singcis all of whom
IIIo well known Mrs M. i. ltowis-
Ion. soprano: Mrs. Virginia l“, Mar
Wlt‘li, contrulto; It. C. Buckley, Icnor
and Prodcrlc R. Komon, bass.
Miss MaI (‘ ortrIidc Stein thc Inozzc
sIIpIIIno IIlll aim the I‘IIstival song lt‘
Iéllfll
flizot‘s “(‘armcn.“ in W (i. Stow
an s Opclu (.ompnn} in tho cvcning
will bl‘lll'z liIc frstival to II clusc. MI
Stcuml is tho I-xpcrionccd implossuIi
IIItIo for many vcars was
with MI. Silvano with tho Castle
Square OoI-ra Company of Now York.
Mr. Stcwnrt hrinus his own orr'hostra
and -I well trained chorus. '
i
SHOPT CALENDAR.
Causes Noted for Motions in the Civil
Superior Court Tomorrow.
’i‘hII cruises which follow have boon
notcd for motion..- on tomorrow's short
I'ulrndar list. of the civil superior court:
Appiitntion cf (‘iIaIlIs L. Louis to
Ii.\ ratcs of pilotagc in the watch: with
in l-‘oiIIlclIl county; llInrv Clnmpstl
III. Jam-:s J. Johnston Motion for .m-
pointmrut of pcrlnancnt rccoivcr; mo
tion of tcnIpoIary rI-ccivcr fm author-
ity to srll book accounts: motion for
limitation of claims: Olivcr II‘.. Wilson
I‘xrcutor. ct oi. vs. SIanlIy it. LIIIII‘IIIlI-s
“Minn for bill of particulars. or mun
specific sintcmcnt of indcbteducss and
owncr of auto and amendment (If-an»
swcr: .iosoph'h‘. Sinnott VI: Efliilii‘t
DIIITI For judgment: Jossphinc (‘
Mnybcl Is. Edward J i\‘ Iticton II In
llisr insure of dcfvust- or judgment; \I' ll
linnl H. \\ ullnio Is Cnxolino Séhnautr
It all: Forcclosultz James .I'IicKIlv 9)
Pt als. vs. Michael O’Hara ct air-I. Fol
iudgmcnt. i-‘onuirI l-‘. Marsh vs. Ellcr
J. McDonalIi'ct Ills. l‘orcclusnrc: Jam
A. Smith vs. Robert D. Brooks III oi
li‘urthrr ordcr of notice; Lewis F. (for
its vs. Patrick 0. DII'yIIr at al. Judg~
mom for want of answer: Jacob itosen
blum vs. Agncs itosenblum. Motiol
for allowance: Elizabeth SpInrrr Is
Alvin Spencer ct. Iain. ilchIrI 01: Rob
ert (‘Il‘ozicr Is EIIIIIIIOI' C‘rozicr. Motiol
to Sirlkt‘ from docket for nourotnpli
Inc-I with order. Charles H Wolfe vs
Edwin lI‘caInlIIv Foreclosure; Austin
B Blnkoma‘u ct al lrusIrcs Is Sara)
1. Scars ct als. For ,ludnm-sul. in th
matter of II rocclvcr for the lves-An-
dmws Company. Motion for tho ap-
tipprovai of bond; limitation of Inn»:
in which to pi‘eSIE‘llt claims.
Ev orI boss thinks the boss svstcm I.»
the best
Absolutely and Completely Cure
all Forms of Dyspepsia, indigo;
lion Gator-rt: and Uiceratioa o
the. some». ’ ,
= prominent banker in , LI
Gnin'de, Oren says;
"Huvo suffered for 20 years to
ken all sorts of treatments one“
medicinss. lions Dyspepsia Curt
has made a complete cure. [ so}.
this after a sufficient time hit
élgpsed to convince me of my on,
fire. recover! "
Nathan Polk of Boise. ldnho
writou ’
“Buttered for yours. Tried or
erytbing. Your-rem tempo cured mo.”
Thomas B. (lost. 30' Idaho
5'
“Mr. Fail: recommmded
cure to me. Woo sobering
II;
(31in -
associatcd
‘62,:02700x
11:08:31:
m‘mlov.
I t’l rilIlII III illllil l filil in km
IIIIIIIIIIIIII and thin
Fillill 'I‘IIIIIIIIIII‘.
Poinc’s Celery
Compound
Mill l l'illiilltll illlllllli til ”Elill
Iiilitllrl llllldlolll‘lili.
This II "III II‘IIIIIIII III in Illi‘ lIl‘i’il l ilrIliIiIIII
il lIIII llIIIIlII ilIIIiI‘lI llIIII \I-IIIII Iii
lIlSi'iiSt' iIIIIII liar Motor
Oil t'\ or) hand \it'.‘ 800 men thI
onncn who til this season should be
active, halo. and moon. losing iii-Isl
and \\“‘lg|ll. looking halo and languid.
WI- lii‘iil' tbom complain of Ivcaknosu.
pain in illitt‘lltlsif. hackochc and sldo-
III-hr. 'i‘hoir frlcuds noto with IIlIIrIn
tho pale chucks and suukcu cycs; tho
color of tho uitlu gives (‘Vlilillli’f' of
blood impuritics.
All? I'I-Indcr, flu-se- tli't‘ all indications
that the «loudly drugs of grlppo have
pcrmcuicd the whole In stem. distribu-
tiny poisons and impIuitiI-s in blood
and lissros.
AIL-t, at oncc with wisdom and dccls-
lou: you cannot. IItforIl to lose precious
than oxporimoutiu: with modicinou
that have no reputation, that havc no
positivc victories to their crcIIII.
i-icuvcn help you to use the life Sili-
or that Ioscucd nod savcd Mr. Stopo-
cnson ‘WlIiIII in a lit-‘illflliti Ionditlon
of hoalth. l’IoIlIIcncc lr‘uiy Illiccted
Mr, Stephenson to make note of Paino's
Celery Compound. ’i‘ho first, hottlo
IIrodIIIII-d II. mansions ililtl happy of-
foczt his lifc blood was bring freshen
cd and cuIichcd his ilpllf’lllt‘ nus im»
pro\cd; sticngth “as taking the place
of woaknuus: and the IIIIlIlI' tinge of
licullh II as IIppannI in thI onIo pale
food. M] D 'i‘ Stcphcnoon of Pilot
Knob ind. IIrltI-I-I as follows: ~-
“Smuo )CIIIH and IIbllc sowing an a
IncmbIII of lilo lIIIllIInII Louislaturo l
contracted II scv-cw [“50 of gilppc,
and was IIIn Iloun IIIIIl complotol} out~
of- sorts and found but litlic. Iclicf flom
any romotlv until i trlcd Poino's Col-
oly Compound 'l‘bII first. botlic Ifld
mo wonderful and marked good and
its continued use for it. stunt tlIno,
Icstmcd Inc to mv usual Inter and
flcshncss \ouI ’ainI-‘s f'IIchI Cour
pound has lie-on used lIv my futuily
sinro lhcn {In III-Incl r.Il pIostraIion of
the slalom with the most gratifying
.Icsults Pillar-.I. * (l'IIchI Compound is
it. grcat quit-t or and rcstoror of tho
nerves to their normal condition; in-
deed. Its action on tho nouns and
nor-III ccutrcs has III-cu most grutify
ing in on Ito-Io "
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iliaIIIIIIIIl this
color anything unv color
Simple. dIIIablc economical
WAS TANKE JUROR DRUGGED?
81‘. PETER Minn. April {bu—While
Andrew Tank» and his wifo wort-I hcrc
lioiur.r tried for tho I’Iiicgcti murdcr of
tho la-tlcr‘s former-hIIsbonIl. Anton Kn
chub a juror, boI-amc sick. Ho Will-i
tnkcn to tho asylum hero for near
mom show he IiioIl. The jury was
dismissed. It is non alleged that
drugs IIIIII administclcd to tho junk
and that ho (”Pd from t hoiI cft’cct. 'i‘hI
unthorltics nII- inIoutigating. 'l‘hc
porsons who you: tlw IlIIIlz-I to tho
juror are said to bc known and the
disclosurcs pIouIlsc IIclinfltional I0
suits.
”MES 0mm Illa iim lino “It” BEST
”3- Imam“.
Stu (trowel:
PEIIIIYIIDYAI. PILLS.
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in our of unusual». Send In. reu't foo ample uni
All in I; umwrbv II; III. I3 Jitol.
KING “£00301: 00.. 201 WEI. scam. SASS.
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20 years
nuanced the most sum
ntgtlcently beautiful book ever issued
in the United States.
large full page Photmvure Portraits
Icproduced from the best paintings in
the Capitol Building the Congression
at Library the Corcotun Art Gallon
of Wpshlugton and the White Houst-
Both Prosidont McKinley and Preei
dent Roosevelt posed specially In 1h:
White House for their portraits in V
used only and exclusively in this 7 "L;
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forced on any nulfiicatb'
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fleet credit any.
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'ilIoro is no uncution about having
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IIIII lIuv "
(iur bolt panII is that II lIiIlI plI-asop
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i'IuI‘lI that on IIsuoI'IIIII-ut lII-ro which
will I-IIIIblIII you to color lllt‘ results
of your puruliasu. '
PAlNTlNG AND
PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.-—~ ‘
Err-n a bountiful pictur-I Is not.
i‘t)fillllt‘II‘-'I without a lrumc. illlll ll
bountiful l‘ramc cnhuncck its \‘I'll.
III- romrtimos onc-halt’ as much
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us lust IleIII l'rnmI- in accord IIII
('I’li‘ll nit-turn, ‘
WINDOW SHADES
in stock and to ordcr.
ROOM MOULDING‘
Io lllllli,‘ll your Wall i’apcrs.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREET
Scuth Norwaik
Telephone Connection.
Open evenings until 8:30.
Junius Brown
Painter and Paper Hanger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox both On South
Main street were painted by Inc
in this manner over eleven years
ago They are still good.
. Your house will stand as well
if i point it. lily office, 52 Smith
Main street My residence, 2‘.
Elm Grove street.
. ' R . >
NIIIIII PlIIIIgWIIks,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold. Silver, Nickel and 00mm
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders.
. Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinishcd.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
Large‘Orders a Specialty.
(Touch. ,
cs; in faIt all kinds- of Varnishell. " '
(ht-op and high {II'.IIdc
(llll'S‘.
Comstock,
Watkins .
in IIIII w ill] Paper line will be found III
()lli‘ tililit'.
tho mum. and the men, and the PM“) '
and IIIIPIIII to the whole human. ,
.kiiltul and rapid workers and we , .
r'unrantco rotismotion.
in tho BEST nmnnsr.
E F I . "I 1' "
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J 10 FIRST STREET. EASTND'RWALHL '
50c 9reziil§n 30.1.!" not
tho Holding mulls Out-es
Asthma, Catatl'll. 9100357
No failure in 20 years.
Congrnnn "JIWMnt‘tlhp'fl
and ' '
ozvoa'o
IIrI- IlII‘I
II‘
=. Iii
of the
WORLD
\I‘I- guarantee thcm fully.
Wood Alcohol lll any quantity:
Carriage and Wagon Varnish;
"VI.
1 ,
n...» you I. II air-r lI‘lltrIr? If not 000,,
We how all kinds. m“
112‘ WASHINGTON STREET, ‘ '
SOUTH nonWALK. l L “
Phone 143- "1'
EVERYTHING lMAGlNABLEI'
ilcmcmber that we furnish :-
0111‘ Dl‘iccs are low and our men M9 '
.: ‘ZI
We scll and spread the BEST Point .
I
III-I, I‘IIII 135-2. Hill
IIII Groceries
Piisbury's Bcst Flo: Ir tit'lo bag
:2 pkgs. i’ilsbIIrI' s Vitus~ 2 pkgs. Pits
bury's Flaked thot from. 25c
3 cuns Sugar Corn, . 23I
Solid Packed Tomatoes, 10c can
Early Juno Peas, We can
Alaska Salmon, ,' 100 can
New Fat Mackerel,’ 10c con
ti
A. *TULI.
COTTAGE AVE. EAST NORWALK.
"The Book of the
Presidents" '
By General Charles H.
Groovenor,
Member of Congress. Pm
ptnous and mag.
Contains 28
”.‘er con—
I issued in ,
ark that will re
the notion Every
-rican cltiton will buy it
or . sight. High class men and
0:12. 11.08::
P. Isl—7:15. mg,
SOUTH NBHWALK V"
A. 15-47mm .41: .ANIUHV
;F’u‘fl 5:10, 5:00 7: 10.
worst kind of noble.
grave used Nauru 0W
, mmnoimum
too is);
21ml... .I. count ass...“
.AAL, Efltfisfiiz :7
.dm employed on commfssion 'or
part salary and part commission. 3!.-
500 yearly guaranteed for a year's
permanent work. Also Manager want
ed to open a small since at home or
in home town to have charge. of agents
and correspondence. looking after the
advertising and other work Fortunes
can be made on this publicatmn with
three
Valve.
tcr hammer.
VOLUMETER PRESSUR
applicd to a F
dbect pressure.
amount of water in the some length
sure in service pipe.
room.
Horace ll.w ll
walk leave New York, Pier 23,
“East River, Beekman street. 3
“m.
durinz the night.
Noisclcss ciosos without jar or II?
III-Is no tout.
THE IDEAL
LATING FLUSH wi 'V
A self adjusting pressure
lush Valve operated",
Discharges the '
mo II. .gnrdless of the head or p
_ iv.
See it in operation In our dispky
BETWEEN
new YORK. .
Ivan WALK 1ND
scum NOR MILK.
Seamers Eagle and (3 y
Norwaiic and South North
I».
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