‘ farewell.
diminished lieu By the '
~. Improvements Here been
' -Il, liming Pest Summer
osperous season oi 21902 is al—
umina to, aciose, and the popu-
oi' ohrlllttle summer resort Is
diminished day by day. 131.111.1-
ving by every train. and to
are left a feeling of sadness
wetter; overcome. The thoughts
lash themselves across one’s
all to make one sick at heart.
a all see each other again next
in Ind’like questions arise, and all
that there is but One to answer
"on. Each winter has its changes,
thv'ln families and in the natives of
" land. Each summer sees these
, hinterland the results are alone noted
‘helh’ondbook of Time. So It hap-
s,~’that as I write this feeling
, ads to me, and it takes a super-
‘ than oitort to throw it off and be
, The improvements the island has
during the summer days which
, ,v own are many. The new lights
‘ noting the place. making the
View when seen from any pollltvlll the
’ ‘rbor surpass any description in
; rabian Nights." are the Work oi this
.. noon. The lamps procured are of the
latest make, simple in construction.
end? durable in the extreme. Another
Improvement wrought this summer is
the new, "Roton Path,” as it Is called.
ll‘hlé road is a most substantial onc.
5 find is in line condition. Those who
had charge of the work were compli-
oriented at the time it was completed
tint another compliment would not bc
’ zfiuniss. Hence I give it here. There
Ire numerous other improvements
loads here this season, ll list of wiriih
fl prould .80 resemble a catalogue that I
”train from quoting.
I‘ Never before In the history of the
island has the social set of the island
vlleen so active. Entertainments of all
kinds from an art exhibit to a min-
strei Show have been given. it was
only this season that the "Belle Island
Junior Minstrels" were unearthed, and
,I presume that their show will be 1111
annual affair until the troupe breaks
,tnp, business and other things calling.
the several members from the island
he entertainment committee appoint-
.,pd by the Belle Island improvement
Society was a new innovation, and it
1 ‘ :18 radio to say that the committee will
j Joe a permanent one. To the members
V I)! this committee, Messrs George F.
waste James H. Seeley and Frank E.
. Donaldson, thanks are due for the em-
n silent manner in which they performed
their nlloted duties.
l Now that our South Norwalk breth-
ten have given us the use of the water
, .ph‘e fire department on the island Is
:' "rowing nicely. The hose carriage has
{pr-rived. and while not up to expecta-
vvliohs. it is better than nothing. Cliiet
v timothy H. Foster will desire the
‘ names, of the members, for next year.
., and with this new fire company. fun
galore should rule for next season. So—
,oiqlly, this fire company can do more
fihon anybody to give all a good time
bring the season of 1903
Speaking of next season, I must not
onset to say a little about a casino
{glint Belle Island should have a casino
concluded to be a fact And next
131 r it should emerge from a fact to it
.11 reality. I indeed hope to see a
: casino grace the island next year. Sev-
will have advanced suggestions as to
Word the site of the casino should be.
lint these people suggest and refused
moved. Their only desire is to
the casino in the place they have
I , n1 and when the matter has been
" own individual selves. and make
' 7 property more Valuable. Now i
I e nothing to advocate. but my idea
coavert‘thc born into a casino.
not. suitable place. ’Ibcn the young
9‘ will have a place to 10 and em
‘ vmelvoo. v
v‘vthe improvement Society
ei vt i1 spot tor casino, red
surprising silent Would be
follow a little romp. the
I be on the Island at the
outs an argument which
_e columns to advocate It
liltdldl‘i‘i’ill’tt
v d ”(comrade the now ,exiet- ‘
would b‘r‘i‘u1 the isle era
1* «.111 would promote the
to building: at a salmon cannery and herb
(Illinois. T
as tilled with '
lo .‘r
,while It thev residents lieu,
”lithe M18805: 3PM MW.
trimaran Q
And now to ocean - d
Hopi 1 to as you all
season, when through this means. :I
A8 8i.“
COMMODORE. .l‘lt.
William F. Clarke. of Brooklyn,
spent Wednesday at his cottage. 011t-
look, at the south end oi tho Island.
'I.‘. ll. Foster and wife, accompuuicd
by their son W. J. Foster, spent yester-
day at Seaside Park, Bridgeport.
Mrs; A. It. Gotham and Mrs. M. S.
Dirionport of Wilton are enjoying ii
worvks outing at Bell island.
i‘ile‘. l 11‘. IIGIC.
A. W. Wallace and family will close
their cottage Monday. and go to Mys-
tic. to spend the balance of the HI'IJ~
son.
PINE POINT.
Conrad Koch and family moved to
Hobokon. N. .l.. yesterday, closing their
summer cottage on Pine Point. A por-
tion of the household effects were tak—
en to New Canaan to be stored. Cou~
stable Edward .I. Luilrlgau did the
carting. and one. horse in charge of
Driver lv‘rank t..ockwood. had a kicking
attack, and demolished the dashboard.
Mr. Koch presented his gout. cart and
harness to Mr. [nutrition for llSl‘ of his
littlc daughter.
ltO'I‘ON l'(llN'l'.
’l'lii- luvnrviit to William l.owiv leader
of the Roma Point orchestra will be
bivld next Tuesday night. A large air
ti‘lltlllllt'o is exported
\lbiit Berg who is employed by .l.
.l, Sirellbirilt attrmicd thrv ilrcmclis
parade in ’t‘luu'irasion ycsicrday.
.luurcs S. Kelly of the Rotiui l’olrit
Hilli'l, was in New York yesterday on
business.
FINE FLAG IN BRIDGEPORT.
Hungarian Societies will Have a Great
Civlebration Sept 22.
‘l‘lriv Iluuual'iiiu line; which has (virus—
ivil so much comment in Now \‘orli irr-
rivivd in ili‘idgoport yostcrday. it is
in 11 case and was taken to (‘iglans‘
ball wth it will not be opivircd until
Sc pttvrubivi " '1id' u luv ll there will he I‘l
:Iboidtiv (.t' It. lililliiiv‘. and no attendant-(v
«11‘ iliiuuurliirm from all (l\'I‘l‘ Iiic stoic.
('ounl Zscriyliy, of Hungary. will be
[ll‘I‘SI‘IlL
‘I‘liis ling was presented by l.lli' work
iriuruivu's sociivtiivs ol‘ Hungary to the
lliiugurtau societies of America. ’I‘hivi‘c
1:. no political significance in this at
though I’rtvsidcut Ainbrosiv oi" the N11-
ttixuiit Slavonic society of America lure:
ubp-ivtcd to thc presentation.
l’i'rvsiilout. .Iosrvph Zscuyliy. lllI‘
li‘ii‘si Hungarian Sir-it Ilciicfii Strivlcty
of llridgivpori Said in an interview:
“This Anibrosc is not 11 Hungarian.
ilc Iii‘cit iu Ilridgcport l3 yours aim
and left town owing bills. He a
Star and has nothing" In common willi
our people."
Privsiiicnl stuybv is working to an
o I'
is.
innate 11 great celebration \Vlli‘ll tIuv,
Hungarians ling which Is ririucri at
$2.5m) is raised (Will' (,‘iular‘s ball.
The: guest of tho day will luv tlcncrni
(‘ouiii Zscnyby who has brought illi.‘
ting to this country as ilif’ i‘t'vpi'csciiv
tuttvc of Hungary. The. count will wciii
Iris gorgeous uniform as grvtlivi‘iil iii llli‘
artillery of the otrtporor kins and will
«any ii sword which has a diamond us
turns as a rnurblrv in his litlt.
Ivlungarinus are coming from I‘\'t‘l‘}’
city in Connecticut. The lliuiuoriari
Gypsy band of New York will llI‘ licrc
to furnish music. A bouquet will be
bold in Ciglar's ball and the city in-
Iiroi‘s with Mayor Muivlblli will br-
invitcd. as Well as the newspaper Ill(‘ll.
A dance will follow the banquet.
This celebration marks the begin-
riirii; of the Bridgeport. societlcs' cris-
iodinnsiiip of the flag. Next August it
will be sent to the national convention
of Hungarian societies at Cleveland.
and there it will be decided as to what
city will have the flag for the follow
trig year, Thus the flag will year by
year make the round of the country.
~A liltlo life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of croup if you don‘t
have Dr. Thomns‘s Eclcciric Oil on
hand for the emergency.
“fl
PRISONER O'BRIEN SU‘RRENDERS.
l'rl'lell LODGE, Mont. September It!
e—"Tom" O‘Brien, who escaped from
the v state penitentiary about tlrri-c
Weeks ago, prcsenlcd himself at the
prison doors curly today and surrcn
dcred. ()‘ilrien'ii (‘iL‘le is unique. ills
object in (receptor: was that ho might
have the public on his side In connec-
tion with the alleged crime for which
ho was sent to prison. Put-sand by of-
ficers, the ftuzitiviv furnished latter af-
ter letter to the Butte Miner, In which
he set forth his case. pleading for pub~
llo sympathy. trip-Ion. tri ii unwanted
veterinary surgeon and was a “trusty"
at the penitentiary. Before he vacat-
«id he gave. the prison hound opium,
nnd‘tbau mounting a ram horse bo-
lomring to tliowurdcn. made 11 living
well past the guards.
wwww W—
llamon's Roitof will care all from
blue of the stomach and bowels aris-
Int; from eating melons, fruits etc
[dither children or old folks. 250. II.
it. Plnlst or! 8'
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Ewart-remiss spooks IN ALASKA
BEATTIIE‘.‘ Waslri. September 12¢-
Passengers on the steamer Humboldt
report that earthquake shocks occur.
rod on August 27 aloha the coast be-
two Mill? and Yaxuiat. in Alaska.
seconds
causing . collapse at MI mills shell
by frlflhtened a number oi
Ilsbmdn. ’i‘ollor it
Ail militias the shaking lasted several
he shook broke win owe.
When George Davt
cd a forged check in Stamford 1.1.4.1.
Juno, pleaded guilty to the Superior
Court, Shite’s Attorney Carter said he
lltill nothing; to say favorable to tho iii»
cuscil, except that his wife and totally
11cm in Stamford and luv l‘clt sorrytor
tbrvm. N
Davis was given it chance to make a
statement to.i.ho court. Iic said that.
George Mason. ‘wliosc name appeared
on the back of tile chock, sivrit him to
litiiiriford to work. Ivlc admitted that
luv endorsed the check will) Ioorge
ll'lrrson’s numb bccuusc Mason told him
Iiiv couldn't write. He got the cash him»
self and returned it over to Mason.
Davis said tic had known illuson sever-
al years.
Prosecutor Carter said he had not.
trivcu able to illltl any such person no
Mason, and lie. had told Davis that if
it“ could productv him to corroborutiv
his: story, he would vindicate bin'rsclf.
iiirvts did not, other to bring ll‘llll'itlll
licrc. Mr. Carter said he was sure
that no such porson existed. and that.
l‘ii‘flrl would not be able to produce
liiiu.
Ilcplytug to Judge Robinson. tlrc
prisoner said lrc worked for William
St ivclr. of blast 42d sin-ct. New York.
as 11 coiichiririii.,a11d that. he moved to
New i‘urianli, hoping to get a positiou
.1 \\'t .3in wbcu he was arrested. ”I.‘ said
ho was arrested on suspicion of stoni-
iuu :1 horse Iilltl buggy in (lrccnwicb.
but when they learned the true iiicis
III‘ was released.
.Iuduc Robinson said be thought the
prisoner know what he was doing when
iiiv ivudorscd the checks. llc disliked
to send him to State prison and loan.-
that stain upon him. The court then
1111110le a sentence. of one your in IllI‘
county jail.
A BOY’S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
\Vttli family around expecting him
to die, and a son riding for life. Iii
IIlllI‘S to get Dr. King‘s New Discovery
for Consumption Coughs and Colds.
\V. H. Brown. of lrccsvillo, lnii., endur-
vd death’s aguutcs from asthma; but
this wonderful medicine new instant
rivtict' and soon curcd him. He writes:
"I now sloop soundly OVI‘I'y night."
Lilio marvelous curve of ("Tonsurnptiorr
l‘ucuurouiu, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds
all Throat and Lung troubles. (luzir
utitivivd bottles. 5(lo and $1.00. 'l‘rini
bottlcs fi‘ce tit ii‘. ll. Baxter's drug
store. ”
HIGHWAY COMMISSION WORK.
Will be Largely Confined to Grading
For a Few Weeks.
James II. Mucdollnld. of New llaivcn.
Ilic state highway commissii'rncr said
rivcrvutly that the commission was now
changed in what be regarded as the
most important part of the year's
work, the grading which Is done In tlrrr
different towns. Ilc visited the. coir-
tracts which are being carried out ‘111
lvlust llmcri and in Naugatuck Mr.
Mai donuld chatted relativc to the con.
dition of the world. He said:
“Our plans for a Tull-mite line
through the state, between all import-
ant points. as outlined seven years 111:0,
a“. being steadily pushed through In-
ward completion. (inc of the most im—
portant of times lines is u IZII-niilc
stretch from Porlohcstcr to l‘l’estorly.
ii. I. We have the line from New lla-
YOU to Springfield well along inward
(vouiplutiop. We Itarc improved all the
lilitl stretches of road with the (-xccp/
tion of a few pieces in the vicinity 02‘
Hartford.
"Up to the present time only six of
the 168 towns of the state have. failed
to avail themselves of the provisions
for highway Improvements according
to recent statutes and have not asked
our aid in the construction of our
roads."
Mr. Macdcnaid, who was formerly
chairman of the Republican town mun-
nrittee, New Haven. was asked about
his view on the political situation in
the. state. He said: "I cannot soc why
it is not as promising as It was two
years ago"
Rumon‘s Nerve and Bone Oil will do
all that Is claimed for It. Here‘s the
proof. Mrs. Mahala Fields. of Man
drake, Kentucky, on April 22nd said:
“I bought one bottle of Ramon's Nerve
and Bone Oil from a man last summer,
and it was the host Iinlmont I over us.
cd In my life. I am such a sufferer
with pains and swelling in my feet and
legs I can hardly go. That Is the only
Itntment that ever did me so much
good. One Bil-cont bottle took the
swelling out of my feet and logs." II.
II. Plalstcd. "
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AMMUNITION FOR COLOMBIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. life-«Colu-
cidon‘i. with the arrival of the steamer
- Jesse Banning. formerly the British
stosmovOutch. which has been“ con.
var-ted into ii Colombia martini-war.
came a freight car with a consign
meat of eight heavy guns a lot of arm
niuuttion. all of which will be placed
aboard today.
’I‘lls Mrtlrycee of the steamer in dock
lug Its port on her wily «club from
scams, weevils ilfllllll'fvi armament and
proceed on her voyage without an In
stone's delay. it Is honeyed a crew
will be secured within the next few
days. Gautier Modulus, who served on
an American war still) during the
I
3 A BM.) oresfieorurusar. ..
Ineffective liver medicine Ie‘.’ a die
the 111.91%;in and bowels. unmet
in.
Women “Shoes 1513‘ _;~
Worth $3. 00
for
This great otl‘crvliu; includes \Vourou. . lliillv‘
iv vd Button and I.:1oc,Cioth 'l‘op Patent Leather
tuition. light and heavy solos
Hit
In from Fatent Ian
1 I
er. li‘ox-
‘v sored ~Vici um vii-nice and
When an opportunity like this on 1111s iilonu GRASP i’I‘. This» is one of
the modest bargain ever put out, for this money.
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3090000000900...60090090000 000“...”90OQQOOOOOO9” ‘
'I‘iie superiority of Portland over or-
Want
You
dirriiry cements to well underptood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
drilc cement is. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the “Atlas."
which is conceded to be the best brand
lliivrc. He had been in the state iiboiitl
and (trip prove its riiatchloss merit for '
Spanish war. will man one of the guns.
W _
appointment. hot you don't want to .-
purge, strain and break the glands of .
a
so
Atlas
Portland
Garment.
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OO‘OO 066 ONOOOGOONOOOOONOO
TENTH REGIMENT REUNION.
Several Hundred Present.
Ntlli'l‘ll llil'l‘lN (‘OIIIL le
’ituvi I‘lllllOlI of that 'I .‘rvutli (‘ouucivtiiut
Soot.
runny comrades of ib«v old
curl about 230 oilicr visitors. all or
\v‘lltiill enjoyed tlic dinner and oiiiir
Illii‘i'llllllllli‘lll privpirrivrl for them b}
the pcoplc of this town. At, iiiiv busi-
I'I’Sr‘. N‘Hiililll \i'llltll privi-ivilivil llll‘ diuv
rivr, r‘rlllr'i‘i‘u ‘d'lvl‘I‘ chm-mu llS fillll\\\'llf
l‘rcsidivut .iivroiniv llowris, iiivtlruny:
li'gimt iii.
bun ll I\'I‘Ii.
-.‘it tho dinncr tic 1101111 lo. I). S (‘ooivl
ii piislrunirttvr oi North Iliivou w‘tro
lids been pr catilrvui ot lllt‘ 'Itvuili a.»
11 .claitorr duiimr llli‘ past your, pit-sid-
('Il very gracefully as tooslrirnstivr.
(It‘nol‘al .i. ll. llnwiivy, who llliil boon
invited as a special izucsr was unable‘
to lllll‘ntl.
A PARSON‘S NOBLE ACT.
"I warn all the world to know."
writes Rev, C. .I. lludlong. of Ashwny.
II. I, "what ii. thoroughly good and re
liable medicine I found in Electric Illi.
tors. 'l‘hoy cured me of jaundice and
l1vr-r iroubII-vaibxit had caused me great
iiitlcriiii: for litany years. For a gun-
iillli’, all-irround care they excel any-
thing I ever saw." Electric Bitters are
illt' surprise of all for their wonderful
work in Lircr, Kidney and stomach
troubles. Don i fall to try them. Only
.311 cts. Satisfaction is guaranteed by
i", ll. Baxter.
m...”
MISS KATE SHELLEY A NURSE.
l.A(;‘IiOSSIv3. Wis, Sepiambcr l2v~
bliss Kiiic Shelley. the lir-roiruv of
many poi-111s and writings in primiv.
who. when a child sarivd a train load
of people from death by creeping over
:1. fro'Lon irrldiriv. rrciir Multicolor. Iowa,
in II roping storm and warned llII‘ c.11-
rzluiu‘r of the damp-1’. bat-I boon ivrrgiru-
cd by thiv siaiiv Irrsnuc lroupiinl,‘ni
('vllt‘l'ulii‘t‘. town. as 11 nurse. Miss
Shelli-y Is quite old.
9 ~8TOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in I'ncumonln. Ilrn»
ztitiin Balm is breaking up Colds when
over tried. almost without clicopttou.
id, 25, 501: and 81.00 bottles. 'l‘lre Cltf
I'm-d. Baxter‘s or Plaisied's. "
GENERAL DE WET'S NEPHEW
BHOT
llEllliiN Supt. IQ-vv-A llt'llhiiw of (Ion-
vvrul lliv Wot” ttu.v tloor commanded, irr-
rtvud hero rtvccmiy to he treated by
Professor llorllblutui for a can shut
wound. It was erroneously printed
here that ilrvricriil Ila Wat himself had
a bullet riiInoviui from his body.
Mr. I S. A. Pipktu. of Pololo Fla.
iriidcr data of May 20th 1902, says:
”Please accept thanks for the wonder
fut Romeo‘s Iiivcr Pills and Topic i’el.
late. It is one of the most wonderful
remedies on earth for what It Is recom-
mended. I will over use it and recom-
mend it to my friends." It costs: 250.
It. If. Piatsted. . "
GUILFOHD STATION ROBBED.
ourmmuo.’ sir-plumber lib-«Tho
New York New Haven and Hartford
railroad passenger station at Sachem 11
Head was broken Into last night. The
burglars broke open the telephone box
to set tho money I11 It. They secured
11 number of railroad tickcts also. The
lbs to believed to be ubmtt smith)
1! liver and
by.
yiliict‘h to lite‘livthwfiglm
p t
ever but Int.
ii. v“ vim-i.
urcut have increased ten-fold within
a few years.
commit use “ATLAS."
Of course, we have the “Rosendale”
also.
matcrtiils, blue stone. sewer pipe, etc.,
Ir.- complete.
John H. Ferris
14.9 Washington St, South Narwalk.
«009.000.600.000»erooououoouuuouoeomou 3
Hold Yesterday in North Haven, With .
\‘oluulccis yi-slcrduy “its lllli liIlI‘Il by ‘
1itivvpicslilvvuts (.‘iiiylim ll. (Tasiv. and v
(‘iiul'ltvs II, II. Weaver, Hartford; soc»
rotary null trivxisuri-r. \‘l'. Iv}, Whittli-siv}
be market. Our sales of this on
if you are going to use
and our line of masons' building
i
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‘ ELECTRICAL WORKERS TO ex-
TEND STRIKE.
NEW ORLEANS. 1.11.. September 12
“At a meeting: of the local union of
Ill(' International Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Worltiivrs, yesterday, it was do
iiilivd to attempt to carry the strike of
)lllt‘ telephone lincmcn to every city in
tho south in whirl) the Cumberland
1
v 'l‘clrvplionc and Telegraph Company op-
crniivs. A session of lllI‘ international
(Illll‘tEI‘S of Iirr- ’I‘ivlcvpliouovIllui'mcu's
il‘uion has bivcn callcd to»’ 1111ch at
l\\'nshiugton, September III. and II is
-ivxpivrvtod ibc futuri- policy of tlic New
(lrlivuus sil‘llio will ”it‘ll be passed (III.
‘v ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, or New Castle.
..,Dcl says “I rendered for years with
‘dyspcpsin Used to have great (its
ll tress and belching. l tried'everything
' I could hear of, but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. Ii. l’iaistcd and I“. H
Baxter. '0
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DEMOCRATS WIN NORWICH ELEC-
TION.
NORWICH. September'I‘J—Marttii
Iv). Jensen, Democrat. was elected ('Ity
treasurer here yesterday. receiving 201‘:
majority over Charles E. Wiittakivr.
Republican. The election \vus Illaill"
necessary by the recent resignation of
Henry W, 'I‘llrblts. Republican. who
lliiil bold lhc ofllcc for It years. 'i‘lirv
voto was small and there was a
niaiiiicsi luck of Interest In both
parties.
If you find your duties will not per-
mit of your taking the two months rest
you should have at a pleasant summer
resort. set a bottle of Harnon‘s Iron
'l‘ouic and lake It according to direc
tions. It has all ilic good results of a
vacation in toning up the system and
purifying the. blood, and it‘s much
cheaper. ll, )1. Plaistcd. “
SMOTHERED TO DEATH.
Young Married Women In Noank
Probably Had Epileptic Flt.
NOANK. ("01111, Sept. Ifl—v-Mi‘s. Alli-c
llurdick was found dcnil yesterday
noon bu bor husband when bu Wont
bornv to ilinnor. ’l‘biv body liiy face
down on a boil and llli‘ attitude and 1va
prossion of the features indicated that
shrv. had died in great agony. Mrs.
liuilick was twenty six years old and
had been married only 11 few months.
This morning she appeared to be in
her usual health, and during the forc-
iioon by her husband when he WI‘III.
his house. Afterward slip returned
home. and nearly finished prepara—
ituus for illnncr. when she was strick-
cn. Coroner liugbcs. Wll(l cxamlricd
”10 body crime to the conclusion that
Mrs. Ilurdlck was attack ad with an
epileptic fit. and burying licr filorv III
the clothing was smothered.
Hero la 11 man whose experience has
been worth something to him. Mr. 1..
I... Witborow. of Liberty. W. Vi\.. says:
"I’Ioase send me prices on in dozen
boxes of your Tonto Liver Pills (all
pink). I find they are tho only Pills
that will do me any good.“ You are
sure to find them hurt as beneficial to
you if you will try them. may cost
you 2i; cents. R. H.1’latsted. ”
NITHBDALE’S CREW SAFE.
COIDMBO Ceylon Sept. lZ-wA bout
containing the first officer! and five of
the crew of the steamer Nithsdalo
v has arrived hero. The ottlcors report
that the Nitb‘sdule grounded heavily.
to fifteen foot of water on a reef south
of Curdiva island; (one of the Maldive
Islands In the Indian Ocean). Santeria
tier 8. All hands are safe. Water
flows into the vessels lolvehold and
there are nineteen, fathom of water
aster‘n of the steamer, which Is In 11
,. precarious condition owing to the dan-
tier of the clipping oil the teat. Ellie
. Iise 4000 tons of orig-sir In her holds,
which will probably be solvable.
War—1W
vi'l‘lio iurriois m urchin striped
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WALL PAPER
Only artistic designs.
You find them all they should be.
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANGING.
We're ready to do the work.
WINDOW SHADES.
Any size. make or thickness, to
order.
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
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PICTURE FRAMING.
We make It on art.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREE'I
South Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
J unins Brown
Painter and Paper linger.
Pure White Lead and lino
mixed by hand will Wear twice
as long and cover double dur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street were painted by mo
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if I point it.th onice 52 South
Main street. My residence, 15
Elm Grove street.
A First.
Valve.
Noisoless. closes without Jar or we
ter hammer. Has no tank.
THE IDEAL
vorumsrsn Passouac‘ also
LATINO FLUSH VALVE.
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A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flush Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges tho sum
anrount of water In the sumo length of
time, regardless of the head or pr"
sure in service pipe.
See It in operation in our display
room.
Horace ll. Nash
tier liertli Mitlll and West Street
111111 Plat 1111111 it,
NO. 40 WATER SIREE T.
.OUTH NORWALK. CT.
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SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fenders
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
Ind Ronni-lied.
Mo.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Sign: of every description
Brim Advertising Signs.
Wu
Large Orders 1 Specialty.
mwwn- .1
Daily Fr‘oightLine
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new YORK.
nos WALK lino
scorn lvon‘muc.
Stadium Eagle and Cit oi
Norwallr leave New York, Pig:- :3.
East River. :,B a street. in m.
Norwallr and birth Norwollr dur—
ing the night. .
w. Ill moan. "
FUNIRAL DIRECTOR
AND IMIALMII-
19 North Main 8i, South litmus
mealtime.
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR OA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely deraoao
the whole system when entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians, as the damage they will do Is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Iiall's Cuturrh
(hire. manufactured by F. J. Cheney do
(10.. Toledo. 0., contains no mercury
and Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying lvlall’s Oa-
Inrrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
ine. It Is taken internally, and made
in Toledo. Ohio. by F. .l. Cheney & ()0.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Drugsists, price 75c our hot-
tie.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
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ly Gen. Char-Io: H. Grouvonor.
20 years member of Congress.
nounccd the most sumptuous and mag-
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in the United States. Contains 27
large full-page Photogravure Por-
traits, reproduced from/tire best paint-
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tonal Library, the Capitol Building and
nge Corcorun Art Gallery, of Washing.
on.
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters, showing an autograph latter
of each President of. the United States,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have never before appeared
to any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This Is the greatest honor ever con-
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credit upon the Nation. Every patriw
tic American citizen will buy It.
Sells at sight. Small fortunes
being made by men and women
and large fortunes will zoo
made on this publication within the
next three years. High class men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. :1.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to open small office at home or
in home town, to have charge of ag-
ents and correspondence, look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for terms and circulars. Ad-
dress,
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Corcoran Building, Opposi't.
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TDRS IN FIRE INSURANOI:
FIRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is conflagrution
proof”?
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency!
Tire experience of a quarter of a
century In at your service
JACOB M. LA YTON.
Fire Insurance.
5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwatk.
Fire Insurance
seems to be about the onl', commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many modes of lunar.
once as there are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the fire. Our fifteen years
experience on the subject have fitted
us to do this well.
Taylor 8. Golden,
Telephone Call. lop—4.
1947. ‘ " ” " no.
Plumbing and Steam Hoar
inn. v
' Hal Wafer Hearing.
Hot Air Hosting.
. “Kevan:-
B’I‘OVEB AND RA Nuns
SLATE AND TIN ROOFINII.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures, Metal Cotilnu.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGE”!
the donor 8 Miami!” (lemon or
17 WALL STREET NORW \LK.
Hay Fever.
Samuel M. Cuthhert, Wilmington,
Deb, says: "One bottle of.‘ Brazilian
Balm has cured a bad case 01 Hay ro-
var" it never fails in Hay Fever, II-
veterato Catarrh. Asthma or Bronchi-
tis and has cured thousands of hope»
less Consumptives. Only germ extor-
minotor known to science. 26 and 600
at druuilto.
OONOTIPATIOMv-nPILEI.
Brnllisu Balm. need locally. cores
in one Week to stay cured. Removes
the Inflammation. Never use purge»
(In etc.
lives. only makes matters worse. '35
and title at uranium
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