with m
Tells Somalia
tutti
iiiilllfl
T in lung
dltor Evening Sentinel.
aid that we can do nothing.
an .armlesgiWe have at power
in: with every advance of
on, the power of truth. of
“onyspirltual.
d moralip’owers. rile
y and directly against
"Illicit distinguishes between ti uth
blind, between right and w
constitutes its
0e, and what should
12 compared with this not
men with and follow
'I bodeshed" when a man
a s cidsi arm against his highest
trenches Lesson ant
’tjliNQhé him all others sh
bt‘ rd calamities should bear
Kness to the inward ratio which it
_ as. that the handwriting of j
whole condition should tier
’3 rational offspring-«to mum
in and become a brute.
Williams of :the drunkord
11th 29nd new deadly palm,
. we]???
e
his” poverty his despair They
ribs his desolate checrless home
bold arth, his scanty board.
ii
'1‘
fidr'enb Which is all true
at today must consider is
y linger generation that have
excite a feeling of pit\.
they began with the social glass.
.hur lives never stand still.
, . move higher 0
'Wh h way are you moving? W
yo go. with your friends to tak
social glass, think of your odor
nxious min for the coming of
ow proud she is- of her child
er‘s sénesrt‘.
as on stood by he; lifeless form
kilos! it is too late to ask her
abscess? Love and appreciate
. mobs is livingmdon't wait
is dead and then say:
ghten her last days.
o-w then. we will turn to the ca
admericsn
caster holds that drag miili
e to ruin every year. Is it
it
to“ collie
it: ’l‘h __
Think 0i
clear y
salami
tel
a tin ',Tastiscdn scandal:
sethe- most demon
Let it not.
much: We have a powar might
The great or
‘I The intempeiate
slits himseu. for a time. of iii
as nature, that divine principle
which distinguishes man from
” This" is the essence of, the
peculiar
mpress and awaken those
“shoring for its suppression.
O
‘I "all flow from this. and it is right
be paired that all other evils
poems startling warning 'of
Hindi his guilt, that terrible
. nd woe on his countenance form
whit-fearful thing it is for a mon——~
it is
Hinton lot those who argue against
stomperance to describe the bloated
now
his trembling palsled limbs.
scribe his waning piospcriin.
bohen wife, the squalidncss of
but’before giving my views on
rating increase of inteniperanCe
amongst. both sexes. I will appeal to
"the
' future before them. Think of the men
who you see in your everyday walk of
”Hire".- who have fallen so low that they
Remember
other airborne.H How she waits with
her waiting fat you. and
Mimi
that mother' s mind he grieved? Shame
on the child that would break a moth-
before the dawu of another
dear mother may be cold in
.‘perhaps she may die or a brdk
oniheart and how would you then feel
I’ll it Yet
it another, drop. Say it now and
In never be said against
institutions.
as that 1; Queen .made a sea or
. Zoe" rdigarette
_Wl__lu com
Iguihis
We
that
civi.
prin-
il is
slim
the
anti
rong
[Jill‘-
lai-
this.
lifts
life
con
ould
wit
9 is
udg
lare
"100
hey
des-
his
his
But
[Ale
the
We
we
r descend lower than)! brought an application in
hen
c a
old
her
and
for-
her
dill
use
one
not
the.
0“!“
- rich all the more have the beggars to
- exploitation.
« of society.
. and lung troubles.
. portal is “sported to be but of'the race
" for the
‘ --sherif1-of Faisneld ‘county;
hosessed ~.$2 (woman in addition he has
I
ethane “bras" about“ . their power and
force, their parasitic existence upon
society. They are only tolerated. Hu-
mility is. consequently the iirst. virtue
the beggarsnd is the highest vii-tut- of
of the poor. Like the menluls this class
of the proletariat. also is servllc toward
the powerful, it furnishes no opposL
v tlon against-the existing social order.
On‘thii'contrsry it.ckes out its axis-
tc'noe rom~bonoa.~thrown at it by the
rich. How could it want to abolish
them? Furthermore, beggars are not
themselves exploited The degree of
exploitation is carried against work-
man. and the larger the income of the
aspect.
Like the mental class. they are par-
takcrs of the. fruits of exploitation.
What couldumove them to put an and
to this system? When William M.
Tweed. the shining star of Tammany.
about thirty years ago. was unmasked
and brought to (apparently) justice
for his wholesale plunder of the public
treasury. was it not this class pumps
the population of New York city that
stuck to him? He had been a gener-
cui aluioncr to it. The division of the
proletariat. constitutes. strictly speak-
ing. the slums. Never yet has it
shown the least. spouianiety of spirit
for‘rcslstance against the system of
But neither is it a bul-
work of the present social system.
(‘owai‘dlv and unpiludiplcd it icadiiy
leaves in the lurch those whose aims
it has taken so soon as wealth and
pmvorimvc slipped from their hands.
This class has never taken the lead in
any revolutionary movement. but it
has always been found at hand during
social disturbances. ready to fish in
tioiibledlwatcrs. Occasionally it has
niven the last kick to a falling class.
As a rule however it has si’ftisflcd it
sell with exploiting and torruptlug ev-
ery movement towards the betterment
T a present capital sys
tem of product on is directly or in
some cases indirectly the caus’c of our
slums and its tenants. As to the rcm‘
edy i know of but one. 'lf you see a
horse rugning rough shod on ouri
sticct. fgardless of everybody and
everything would you in order to stop
the beast. giasp its tail Hardly, ymi
ay. tyou would of neural like a r-at
cool man. grasp it by the bridle or
head. The beast that is running
roucli shcd over’us today. has-on a
bridle Don't then. become one of
those who proposed to grab its toll in
(inlet to icform it. The biidlc has
placed upon that boost by the good
old revolutionary fathers of UM years
ago. ‘ They declared that every man
should be equal. You have one dai
every year that it's true. and that is
tout election day‘
" iii silence yoih give consent.
‘ . ‘ A. KLING.
DEPUTY SHERIFF .REISTRAINED.
Judge Plutt. in the distiict. couii of
the United States has issued an cider
which restraint! Colonel Charles W.
Iiendrie. ii deputy sheriff of Falrflcld
county. from selling under an‘ excru-
,tlon certain property possessed .by the
Richmond Wyoming Mica Company at
Stamrord. to satisfy a judgment ob
taincd against the company in the Sup
etior Court of Fairfield county by Wil-
liam i. WIMP of Stamford. 'l‘lic of
fits of the Richmond Wyoming Illicit
Company is located in Boston and r-c
tently‘ several creditors of the com
the
l' nited States court for the. district of
finssacbusetts to have the company
adjudged a bankrupt. The sale of the
property at tSamford was to have
been made by Deputy Siiciiff ilcutlilc.
on July" t and the Massachusetts crcdi
iors brought an application to Judge
Plait to have Mr ilcndiic restrained
fox three weeks in order to perfect
theii papeis' and proof that the com
pany is bankrupt Should the com-
pany be adjudged bankrupt all of the
property at Stamford in'ns to have
will go to the creditors. Had the sale
been made the. avails would have gone
to satisfy the judgment obtained by
Mr Wilde.
hppllcatlon.
huestinn of the company's being bunk
rupt ‘wiil be tried. in Boston.
or
ACTS lMMEDlATELY.
; Colds are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in winter it's so
hard to keep from adding tbs them
hile cooling off after exercise. One
brute cough Cure cores.“ 9 e.» Abi
ointely safe. Acts immediate Rings
cure for coughs colds. croup, throat
Clifford mfharmv;
acy. "
in.“
iTOO MUCH MONEY FOR MULVi
, ‘-. HILL .
flMsyor Denis Mnlvihili
s.
of Bridge-
Democratic nomination for
It is said
he has withdyswd because the cam-
pnign expenses are so heavy“ The
Democratic shrievalty candidate is
0 pay the expenses of his individual
ampaign it is said that the principal
one
i pert 0 "Clarksong
. s
m... wheelies
s u
honorarium. pioneer
,.
Judge Pi iatt granted the .
The helfl‘ifl'lfi 83 t0 the .
. ness was completely torn off
est is now- hétvieenr‘former Sher- ,
:Sehlarf entered iii-st and was overcome
by gas
. illlm with a rope.
"I so overcome and th n Solomn Great-
ENDEAVORERB’ “STATE RAY,"
Wednesday. October 15, Designated at
New England Convention.
Wednesday. October 15. is to bc
"State Day" at the convention of New
England Christian Endottvorcrs. in
llosion. The plan of the tilffeieut
states as fat iii-i arianged to date ale
outlined below:
Muluc——At (.llaycndon Stitct Baptist
Church. Quiet
ii: 30 o‘clock. Mr. Will Moody of Exist
Nuiilitlcld. is expected to conduct this
scivicc. Moming session 10 o'clock.
Auuiiul address of the president, and
tepoiis fioni all departments of state
work. Address, John Willis Beet; 12
o clock Rev. William F. Wittci. ll. 1)..
of the A. ll. M. 1L, will conduct a luief
pr'uyei scivicc for Missions.
Afternoon session," .. o'tlock. Six ten
minute addresses by prominent Maine
pastors on ilic’ general theme "What
Next?"
by speakers of national rcpuiutlimi.
names to be announced later. Special
music. will be furnished during the al—
ternoon session by the Harvard Mal-J
Quurtcttc. 'l‘bc congregational singing
all day will be. led by Dr. H. M. Nick—
erson, of Portland. so well known to
Maine itluileavorcrs. The body of the
church will bc reserved especially for
Maine delegates up to the opening hour
oi’Icucb session. Special admission tick-
ets to be obtained at headquarters.
New llampsblrc-At Sliawniui (lou-
grcgatloniil Clilll'i‘ll. Au especially ni-
ii‘aciive programme is being pi'cporcii
bv [he stole oilicmcis in addition to the
Annual address of the picsitl’cut and the
reports bf the different dcpuriuicuts of
the stnte‘work
’i‘lie‘t‘lcvotionul services will begin at
‘izilil a. lii.. followed by address of wel-
Z‘()lllf‘ by Dr. William T. lilcEivccn, who
has become such a favorite at the state
conventions. Stiiic i’rcalticui Rev.
James Alexander will give the pl'llliil-.
pnl address of tlic forcnoou, followvd
by reports of the various state ilcpari-
incuts and matters of business. Scy-
rral of the lending pastors of the state
will conduct “Workers‘ (.Emifcrenccs."
it is hoped that President Tucker. of
Dartmouth College. will accept the in-
\‘itation to address the convention.
Vermont meeting at Berkeley 'l‘cm-
pic. A strong and interesting program
is being prepared by the state officers.
Mailfilii‘llllSl’lier-rAt 'l‘rcmont Temple;
There will be no morning session. The
aitctuoon session. opening at 2:30
oilock. will bow for its leading fen-
tines: The annual millions of the pics-
ldcnt and thc peanuts of the state work.
and the elcctiouf of new unit ers. Four
concise and stimulating talks on the
following subject:
‘Ncw liludcomrs."
a. For the Village.
Rcv. (lurrett V. Rtryker. Williiimstowu
b. For the NW.
George E. (.‘opnlnnd. Wort-cater.
c. lt‘or ilic Futility.
Miss Emma 0. Nichole. E.
d. For the State.
Rev; James J. llunlop. Roxbury.
An address by the Rev. William T.
hicitllvecn. I’ll. 1)., of Ilostou. “Out
Best Possible Self." l
Rhoda island headtiuaricrs will be at
the Union Congregational Church. No
special program for the day has yet
liccn prepared by the‘srate utllcera.
(‘Onllc‘lillflltv-Al. the First Presbyter-
ian Church. 9 o'clock. Devotional Sci»
vice: 3320. annual reports of secretory.
irczisiii‘cr. junior. superintendent. mis-
sionary superintendent, (flirts ian (‘lt-‘
izcn superintendent, and pr .on anti
juli superintendent. 10:20. annual ad-
dress of the president; 10:40, business
and election of ofiiccrs: 11:10, Open
parliament and plans for the coming
year: 12:00 adjournment. 1:30. com-
mittee coutcrenccsf Junior supci‘iir
tcudents. John W. Logan: prayer nicot-
iu'g. llr. E. ii. Mo‘nger; lookout. unus~
signed; missionary. Mrs. .l. W. Moul-
ton: good citizenship. ii. if. Spooucr.
4:00. address. "Summing lip," Rev.
Russell T. Hall. I). R; 4:30. adjourn-
merit.
SMASHUP 0N TROLLEY.
lcoigc Shciw,ood of Soutliport. had
a \ciy nilll‘O“ est ape fiom being kill
ed by one of Cole’s express trolley
tars scv erai day 5 ago Sherwood \vas
about to drive across the tracks at
Riverside avenue in Southport when
he. saw a car was about to strike him.
He whipped up his horse and managed
to get the animal sndthe front end of
the wagon across when the car struck!
the wagon, completely demolishing it.
The horse was uninjured but the bar-
Sher-
wood escaped He jumped just as
the car struck the wagon and in doing
so sprained his foot. “He claims that
the motorman did not give. any Warn-
iing that the car was approaching As
a car had just passed he thought all
danger was over when he drove iii-Z
.rcctly in front of the car 0n the
corner there are a number of bushes
and it is impossible for a (trim of a
team to see an approaching car. The
accident happened at the same place
where the Roscoe child was killed sec:
cral years ago. ‘~
MORE VICTIMS OF FIRE DAMP.
MARIETTA. ‘.,0 July 15. -Jncbb
Schlarf and Solomon Greatho'use are
dead and George Grea‘tbmise is fatally
ill from fire dump. The men were.
cleaning an old well at Hoslop.
Greatlioiise‘ attempted to save
Greathouse Was a!
house Went dowd all fianceeded in ty-
ing a rope about his brother's body
George was pulled out by neighbors
but his brother perished
i
‘ ‘city superintaitdeat‘ot the‘ parlor our
movies" on the Neingrk. ‘ N ‘-
2§UIT AGAINST
titty
Ehemooat at the age of seventy— foury Be
it!-
Is survivedrb manure,- two- daughters
«not a hon, Floyd crane. of New York
E- GAMBRiA OD.
PM‘TSBGRGJuly. 13+me Wain.
usbptflungarlant ,consulate. :
l hnstown where
{our Service. it. 30 to:
Two addresses will be given-
bald to open is available.
Lexington. .
. of such hapless st ttoa its
’ .ldsbni
DECIDE YOURSELF.
. South Norwsik Testimony. .
Don't take our weld for it.
Don't depend on a stranger's state
iucnt.
Head South Norwalk endorsement
Read the statements of South Noi-
wnlli citizens.
Anti decide fol yourself.
Here is One case‘ of it:
Mr H. Swain o‘f 31 Franklin about.
by otcupation a' lineman. says: "I
u yeai under treatment for kidney
complaint and urinary tioublc. ' and
when discharged I received an uncur-
ed card. l but] téo frequent action of
. the kidney secretions; in fact I had
lost all control. -‘ l procured Dosn’s
Kidney Pills from I’laistcd’s drug
store. They did me more good than
any doptor ever did‘aud not only beb-
eilttetl myself but i advised Mrs.
SWtiln to take Doan’s Kidney Pills for
her backache. They cured heir."
Sold for 50 cents a‘ box. Foster-Mil
burn Company, Buffalo, N. Y.; sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the namewnoan’s—aud
take no other.
ST. JOHN‘ S SAFE OPENED
—-——-—
Took Nearly a Week to Do lt—The
Contents Not Disturbed.
The. safe in St. John's parish
house. in Stamford with which bur-
glars bud tainpcredione week ago Silli-
uoou by the Yale & Towns men who
The safe was opened without damag-
ing any of its t-ontcnts. which Included
the church's ctmiinuulon and othcr sil-
voi', parish records and some mom-y.
The men employed in opening the safe
llllli expressed the opinion that it had
not boon opened bv the buiglurs but
the knowledge that the latter mii'ht
iiiiic found ihn combination caused
mum to fi'i‘i uneasy until the safe
was opened and its contents were
found to be sccurc and unharmed.
As soon as the doors were removed
the contents of the safe were taken out
by Sexton Owen, and placed in the.
soxton‘s room, where (lmcer (,‘iturlcs
I3. Alphonse gum-tied tbcin until they
ivcrc i‘ciuovcti to a secure place.
No man was llilDlllt‘l‘ than Philoso-
pbcr Alphonso when the attic was
ppcu. iic had been in the building
Icv‘m day during the neck
The safe will be touched as soon as
possible. and will be equipped uitli a
,Yalc & 'l‘ownc lock. With its chilled
ktucl iatkci tiiicc lutlics tliltk, and
its line (misiiuctlon throughout. ii
is about its strong a box as could be
ticsii-Iod and expert cvidcntc that it is
SAVED A BOY' S LIFE.
. Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of hills
ford, llcl.. says: "Ilrazlilan Balm sav-
iid my boy's life. lie began just like
the one vu- lost with croup. We. gave.
him a fen doses. lie quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the more
ning' I)‘Itor sale by R. H. Plalstcd. p
Iii. Baxter. and The I.Clifiord Phar-
macy. I, . ”
MATTERS iN BANKRUPTCY.
llcfciec Ki llogg has approved the fin
ai account of the trustee of the estate
or E. E. iliuniltou. of Hartford. bank
root. The claims amount to $4,401.62
and the. assets. after paying the. ex»
pcnsos of administration, amounted to
$35 21. A dividend of .8 of l per cent.
w as declared to creditors.
There was no dividend for the crud-
itors of William ll. Tobey, of Hartford.
bankrupt. wlicu tlic estate was settled
Saturday. The. assets were only suf-
ficient to pay the expenses of admin
isii‘utiou. _
DON'T FAIL TO TRY THIS.
Whenever an honest trial is given to
Electric Bitters for pny trouble it is re
commended for a permanent cure \vlll
.iuicly be effected it never fails to
tone the stomach. insulate the kidneys
and bow.cls stimulate the :liver. invlg
ornte the nerves and purify the blood.
it’s a wonderful tonic for rundown
systems. Electric Bitters positively
cures Kidney and Liver Troubles. Sio
mach Disorders Nervousuess, Sloop
lessbess Rheumatism. Notiralgia. and
expels Malaria
teed by RH
Satisfaction guaran
aster. Only 50 cents
ANCIENT
TORTURE.
How it has Been Revived
‘ in’Modérn Timon; .
An ancient method of. poisonin
criminals was to force them to swa-
10303031151“? of bull’s blood. Bull's
is reall nopo lson at all."
the prisonery usually died in agony,
caused by the con rotation or harden-
oi the bull’s blood in the atom-
so i. The pressure of this solid mass
on the vita organs amidst. always re-
sulted fatally.
That’s like indigestion. If . ..
food doesn’t" ntil it it. remains a a
hard lurn he stomach. Gases
form whio erased other organs: Many
of “Wig“... heart. disease are
‘vaehi itmiiIuIblt i ‘gdkbwth use
s re s remov e
9 . .r’v N’i’i
iaGure wd th ves as me
$5663 rés tidiy‘ digegti‘n‘g what. you est.
without the stomachs aid. The food
mm! The rest. restores
the stomac‘h‘to health. You don’t
have to diet.
"Darin cholestfewy rsniy W
sch was it such cond thin that I
could. ’t retain the food late" our
v‘ tWilliamh' of Boonvii
booths Icomineorced
our
It'
The Opportunity is Here, flanked by
was in a New York hospital for over
day night, was opened Saturday after»
had been working at it since. Monday. .
Yet. R.R.
the
' a.
See that your money Is in a good
Savings Bank. One in which you have
confidence. .\
There is a sense of security in the
possession of a Savings Bank Book
which makes" its' possessor much
more able to coniront the diiflculties
of life with the calm and steady pur-
pose to succeed. We My interest on
all deposits. .
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
. We are topen‘for business Saturday
evenings from 6:001:13 8:00.
Do You wait to Save Nichol?
‘ if so open in account'iwlth
The South Harwell: tilts! 0°-
and secure one of their
CLOCK AUXILIARY SAVINGS
BANKS
which will assist you by being a con-
stant reminder.
Business Hours—9 to 1‘2 s. m., 1 to
3 p. m.: Saturday evenings. 7 to 8. .
—'..‘ -‘_
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
GITYI NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. , 5100.00.52.00
Other Profits. .934, 000.00
sons n. FERRIS. president.
noon n. MYTON. Cashier.
niacin-cast
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wsiisos Marvin.
Accounts solicited.
Till} NECRlllTIOll TOURIST COIPAM.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS. '
BLOCK. lSLAND. 3day trips, costing
26. Aug 2. ii iii 23 and 30.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4 or Gday
trips_ costing 912 or $15. Mondays,
July St Aug 4.11.18.25 and Sept. 1
WHITE MDUNTAle, bduy trips.
costing $23. Mondays, July 28. Aug.
ll and 25.
AUSABLE CHASM,‘ mating $24.60.
July 21. 28 Aug. 4.11. is and 25.
NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days‘ trip, costing
$19. Tuesday. August 19. ..
THOUSAND lSLANDS, 4-days’ trip,
Aug. 19. $21.
ROYAL TOUR, to Niagara Falls. Thou-
sand Islands Montreal. ‘Ausablc
Chasm Lake George and Santiago;
12 days trip August 19. costing $73.
CATSKILL 5-day trips costing $14.,50-
from New Haven, July 22, Aug. 12
and 26.
COTTAGE CITY. Sday trips, costing
$17. Jilly 21' Aug. 4 and 25
NOVA SCOTiA. 1 trip, Aug. 6. 9-days'
tour, costing $50.
Copies of “The New England Tours
procured by applying to G. W. Har-
ris Ticket Agent N. Y..\i l .H. & H‘
GREGORY S POlNT.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
. 1
.. Shorc'Dinners and Sea Food
of all kinds, Cooked to Order
Bathing and tubing...
Bath Houses to Rent by scams"
.1. E O’SULLIVAN. .
“”1 “l' ""PRORNT'E'FORF
{es-Ills, {Pt
5;;
4
AI DELIGHTFUL ISLAND EuAn
SHORE RESORT.: 7
mammal dock South Norwalk, 9: 29
its m.-“- -Dorlon¥s Point. 9. 40. 11: 40 a. ms,
«11%.! 3: 40, 5 o'clock and 6: 43 p. m
‘ Return trot to Dorlon bipolar bout
'1 daftordlllnel',9il lib"
$8 50 and $10 50 Saturdays, July 19, .
lst" descriptive of all tours, can be .
' watch. I do the most careful work and
Lbnnch Siren leaves as follows: ‘
State of Ohio, as, City of Toledo,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath‘itbat ho
is the senior partner of the firm of F.
J Cheney & Co, doing business in tho
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said. and that said first Will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Oatmb
that cannot be cured by the use of
Bali's Catarrb C re.
FANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before‘mo and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decent
her, A D.1886. .
A. W. GLEAS’ON,
Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrb Cure is taken linter‘
nally and acts directly "(in the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.‘
F. J CHENEY, & (30., Toledo.0
Sold by Druggists, 750.
Hall’s Family Pills am the best.
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Sells at sight. Small fortunes
being made by men and women
and large fortunes will be
made on this publication within the
next three years. High class men and
part salary and partv‘commission. 91..
.500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wanted to open small cities at home or
in home town, to have charge-of as
cute and correspondence. look after
'the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad-
dress.
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS,
Corcoran Building, Opposite
U. S. Treasury, .
Washington. D. C.
AUCTION SALE OF THREE DWELL-
_ ING HOUSES ‘\.
to be removed The South Norwaik
llnion School District desiring to use
the land belonging to the Knudsen
property recently purchased will auc-
tion, July 5. 3:30 o‘clock on
premises, house at 33 Chestnut
street. 10 rooms, . water and
t-;loset house at 35 Chestnut street.
14 rooms water and closet; house 37
Chestnut street, 5 rooms, water and
closet. Particulars and terms of
mods M. LAWON, "
Real Estate Agent.
5 Railroad Place, 80. Norwaik.
Firq. lnaurance
seems to be about the only commodity-
bougbt wit out regard to quality.
There are 3 many grades of incur--
once as there are of merchandisoi
You are undoubtedly paying for the:
best quality; sled/cu quite sure you-
are getting it? Better to know now.
than after the tire; Our fifteen years'
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this was ‘
Taylor at Golden,
Telephone Gall,107-—-4.
w. .1.
18 it}. A: r, l» f". 2,: 1’0;
Plumbing 53d fi‘foam Heat ,
No? Water Hosting.
Ira: Air: ”sauna.
mm...
s'rovas Kan
SLATE ANID TIN
sum Fitti
Galas ad 8
e131 go? sit.
Gas xturen
glib? o“? (Niseetiodrst
RICHMON ',' BANOEOY
the {lobes a Iiotcihiss m.»
ft with eraser seaming
'17 {.7 fw‘"
00 mil.
; The above does not apply to your
guarantee results.
House a Hair,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fins Watch Repairing. .
Room 9, United“ Rink Bldg. 80. Nor.
omce hours 3 tons 45; 12: 45 to a: so i
Saturday event mag”
nts lashes“ halt
6.9m .
women employed on commission or ‘
i .
CARE WILL KlLL ll CAT;
our purines: keeps tits busy, and Nb
give it allow attention. It's always
best to go to the busy man when you
want anything in his lino;‘if he wasn't
good he wouldn't be busy. That's why
we believe you'll be suited hero.
WALL PAPER
Only artistic designs.
You find them all they should be.
PAINTlNG sun
mesa assume.
We're ready to do the work.
WINDOW SHADES.
Any size, make or thickness, to
order.
PAINTIIERIB' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTO'MATERIAL-a.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
we mike It in art.
4..
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
..;reieiient.diiiiieétiid I
J unlus' Brown:
Printer uitl Piper linger.
Pure White Lead and mind
round by band will was: twice.
1?“ long and““cover double rig-I
face as mlchinery‘ mixed,
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South“
. Main street. were painted by mo,
in this misuse:- ovar‘slavigav years]
‘a or or are ‘
l 8101"? house wil 13th as” wéIlI
if ! paint it. My cities. 52 South
:Main street. My residence. 9‘
Elm Grliv'd titres t.
i
ii
k.
A . Flush
Valve.
Noiseless. closes wit-hon 1st or no
ter hammer. Has no th'n'
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER PRESSURE III":
LATINO FLUSH VAL'VH ‘
A self adjustingI pressure mediator,
applied his -s Fl Valve operated fl
direct pressure. Discharges tub in“
amount of water in the same length of
tithe. regardless of the head in pics-
sets in service crime
896‘ it‘ in opdrstilin in 0dr display
rooin.
a).
.t .
House It. ll;
; attribution lied Struts
Nirull Piling Willi.
N0. 40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
The: 4r.
SOLOMON SCAM. signage.
Gold, Silver, lili‘tzlrelandI copper
‘5 pupils» .- “:13,“ : 1f,
Chandeliers, Hand Irdnb; Fenders,
Bird Casts was!“ limit.“
Metal ‘Work Repfilrtd
.snd- Refinish“:
ANTIQUE BRONZING
Metal Sign: of every description.
.in ;' ,.
:l‘
Brass Advertising Sight: 1
7st,“ i“=L" 93? 31-? who:
«crass vifpecisityu'
Daily? it
,Ius
“"fitiino ' '
”TWINE.
, NEW YORK.
NORWILK 1ND
Steamers Eagle and City of.
Nor-wail: leave New York, Pier :3.
East RiverWBechnan agent's rs ni.
Norwalkl‘sad South No'i'wdik' tiar-
ing the night.
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Norwalk Chronicler