rTuII-quI—‘FI-«N
Prescription Druegtsi,
205 East Washington street
South Norwalk Conn.
autumn
Painter .1, W. ilcntty is spending the.
tiny in New York, on business.
'l‘lIoInas Weed, of Van Zandt street.
spent yesterday at. the Dunbury II‘alr.
Mrs. Charles ll. Day. of llctts place,
was among the crowds at the Danbury
II‘IIIr, yesterday.
Mrs. Herman Drake anti Mrs. H. M.
Cooley. of Final Norwalk, spent Thurs
day in New Haven,
Miss ltio Henry, of Brooklyn, in the
guest. of Miss Carrie Putty, East are-
nue. for a few days.
Mr. and Mru. Alonzo Wheeler. of
Rowan street. are entertaining friends
from Port Jefferson. L. 1.
Mrs. .I. B. Earl. of Bridgeport. is the
Quest of lll‘l' brother. llobert lI}. Mor-
rison. of Van Znndt street.
Albert Contu. of Van Znndt street.
accompanied by hi3 Indy friend, Miss
Griffin, drove. to the Danbury Fair.
yesterday.
Station Agent Thomas Cornell was
compelled to build a fire in the fur-
nacc this morning. for the first time
. this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron and
children. Ray and Pearl, accompanied
by Frank Nickerson. drove. to the Dall—
bttry lI‘uir. yesterday.
.I. llorrison Cooley, of East Norwalk.
has taken up a course of stenography
and l)0()l\ltt‘(‘1)llll‘ at. the evening srs-
slon III liIown s College.
Work at the (‘olonlal Foundry and
Machine Company‘s factory is report.-
ed to be slack at present. Five men
were laid off temporarily this Inoru~
lug
Mrs floor '9 Olmstead. of this place.
acconuulnicd by Mrs. Howard Wilson
and Miss Louise ()lmsicad. of Nor-
walk. enjoyed a tll'l\'t‘\lt) Danbury and
the fair yesterday.
llcv. Charles T. Coerr will pI‘cacII at
St. Paul‘s Mission ((‘hrist (‘hurchl
Sunday evening. at 7:30. On account
of the rain last Sabbath. Hr. Cocrr was
unable to be present.
Several of the tomato patches here
were nipped by the frost, last night.
but little damage otherwise is report»
ed. Tile residents were cxpccting tho
frost. and had prepared for it accord-
iulzly.
The regular weekly Iuceting of the
Junior Band will be. held this evening.
llert iiloom will be the. lcadcr. it is
earnestly desired that all members be
present and bring their friends. The
meeting will begin at 7:30 sharp.
Dr. F. 13. Baker and Dr. Turner, of
Norwnlk, performed a difficult opera-
tion on the eyes of Mlss llcrlha (Yonk-
lin. of Benedict iI‘arIns. \l'can-sday. A
cataract has been giving hor trouble
for some time, but now she is getting
along nicely.
The Official Board of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. met last evcnv
log, after the regular service, but ad-
journed to next Wednesday cycnintz.
when it is expected they will come to
a decision on the quculion of fuel for
the coming winter.
One of the pictures in tho packagi-
found by M. S. i’urtI'iclI.. has found its
owner. Reporter Victor W. lI‘IIrI'is
recognized one, of the photographs as
that of his grandmother and promptly
made off with it. The other pit-turns
still await a claimant.
The Young. Ladlcs' industrial Socio-
ty is holding a cake sale this nfltl‘v
noon. from 3 to ii. in the Mission rooms
in Van ZanIit street. The salt: is in
charge of the president. Miss Anna
\‘Vnrdon. with her assistants, the other
members of lhc society.
Mrs. D. (l. St. John Wesscl. oi‘ liluu~
lclI. ticruII'Iny. who has been spending
I.I.II past few months the guest of licr
sister, Mrs. I'ittullstu:I St. John. of Vilil
ZIIndt ntrcct. is spending a few days
with friends in New lluvcn. Sbc is
expected to rctnrn tomorrow.
in the absence of the pastor and
Rev. E. Alnswortb. both of whom are
attending the state Advcnl ('l)lllt'l‘i‘llt'l’
at Waterbury. Deacon William liogurv
dun took charge of the social servici-
in the Advrnt (.‘lInrclI. last evening.
There was It good attendance. and till
excellent meeting.
Mayflower Hook and lIuddcr Com—
pany hold another meeting last even—
ing. and heard the report. of the joint
connuittccn on the. concert and bull to
be held Friday evening. October 21. in
Monte Hall. The report. was very aut-
lnl‘ttclory, showing everything pro»
groaning nicely and loving bromine of
being the biggest affair yet held by
the company. ,
Robert, 'l'illlllilili-li‘. tit-ergo lIogIItcu.
Woodie Wulston and l’rotuon lloytl, oy-
ster openers of this place. who went. to
SIvaiiio. L. 1.. luut Monday morning.
have returned and reuumud work here.
The four men run into II airline and
were. put to work by the side of open-
ornwbo had been imported from Dutch-
oauo. ii. i. The utrlkoru treated the
local openers royally. paid their IIII-
pounce while thorn. look them in
coaches to Port Jefferson. a ditttuneo
of fourteen miles. and paid their fare
home. _
Chariot Konllnu. of Plant Nurwulk.
is Iipcmlluu ll week in Washington, D.
(2., and \vliuruuod lite parades Tuesday
and Wednesday. ilo expects to visit
till lllti pint-cs of interval in Wuuliiuuv
too. including tho. capitol and govrrn~
mont buildings. He will upland It few
days tinI following week with frlontlu
in Alexandria. Virginia. and Bultb
more. Ohio: nine in Philadelphia-and
Atlantic. City before his return home.
He reports the weather ill! being line
in Washington.
. 'i‘ho lIIIdlvu Mlnnlon nonlety held
their first "sewing lIIe' of the season.
yruterduy afternoon. at the home of
Moi. O. F Smith, in Rowan lib-out, and
accomplished a large amount of Work
Plano were talked up for a carnival to
be held utimetlme in November, prob-
IItIIt-ut. There will be (I very like on-
temluuiéut by local and outulde tul-
out. and it ed
, one. tour at l
with MW 1
ably in Rilfldiillll Hall in Van Zaudt ,
the lililltll number of booths; ll]
her wt .
eru will Icmove from the old building
nc\t IIIIII. ’lhe large new boiler llIi
now beluninululled, and will furnish
all the heat necessary to keep the
openers comfortable during the winter
At pmsnu only follyv viive openers are
at. work. all there in room for. in the
old building. The new buildlnghus
been equipped with eight long row. of
benches, each row containing sixteen
places. This will allow of ‘128 openers
to keep at work. As soon its tht‘I change
is made probably double the number
oi Inca now at work will be secured.
R 0 WA Y TON.
Mrn, Allen Dauchy and Still Morrison
spent yesterday in Danbury.
A. D. Griffin and Lewis Raymond ’
spent yesterday in Dunbury.
Mrs. Frank Then“ and daughter Mllv
drcti npcnl yesterday lll Danbury.
Miss lIilliun Crockett. of Crockett
street. was the guest of friends in
Stamford yesterday.
The llible normal class of the Motho
(list Episcopal ClIurtiI will hold its reg
Illar weekly meeting this cv.enlng
the Washington utreet ,‘brldgo is nearly y ,
over; niul it is expected that the open4I I“ . "
roll off to the roadway. Motorman John
Whit-I“ . untrue ‘
er gray
W
III» in an experienced rider and Poor
tIlIy rides rather font. Wednesday he.
was going along. a short. distance in
front of u Myrtle avenue, Stamford
car. when he. suddenly foil. lie was
thrown on the tracks. but managed to
.i. Dunne did some quick work in bring-
ing his ear to It stop. Mr. Andrews
was considerably shaken up and bruis»
ed. but was not seriously injured.
The .lnnlor League. of the Durien
M. E. Church will hold a social at the
parsonage, next Thursday evening.
Homo-made candy. cake and cream
will for sale. There will alao be a
short entertainment. and games for
the older ones as well an the.chureh.
Several residents of l‘larien and Ro-
wnyion attended the comic opera.
"lI‘lorodorn." in South Norwnlk, Tues-
Miss lIulu (l'otlftey and friend from
Sininford were among those that :It-y
tcndcd thtI liapbury lI‘aiI‘ ycaloldny.
Carleton I-iubbard. of Crockettl
street is lmprovlnt: quite rapidly now
and will soon be able to be out again. i
Mrs. Clark, of Staten island. who
recently purchased the A. M. (lluckl
place, arrived last night with her,l
goods and is in possession of the place ‘
today. l
Mrs. Cora ll. Nener, of this place.
represented Ophlr Chapter ()rdcr “ft
the Eastern Star of South Nonvalk.:
\iodncsday at them meeting of the
grand chapter in Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. lamcs E. Stevens and.
daughter Vivi ion were the guests this}
week of Mr. Stevens sister Mrs. l
Knapp in Danbury. While in that tlIty
they viewed the. nights at the. Fair
There will be. a meeting of the liible ‘
study class in the M. E. Church this‘
evening, and the lender extends a corv
dial invitation to evclyonc to attend.
'llIie subject will be. the book of (Ion
on a
Mrs. AndIew Mills and Mrs Royal
Mills accompanied by her daughter. l
Ethel, will leave tomorrow for a visit .
with relatives in llrookIyu and Green .
point. While in the latter place they
will attend the. marriage of their broth- .
er. Edwin Hart. to a (ireenpoint young '
lady. The wedding will take. place next .
'l‘huraday.
Charles Adcock_ of the West Side.
bad the misfortune to fall from a
wagon. Wednesday. breaking his arm‘
in two places. His parents did not re
allzc that he was seriously injured, and
allowed him to retire without medical
attention. Yestcrday morning a pinsl- .
clan was called and ascertained the ex»
tent of the injury. it will be. a ion):
time before the lad will have the use
of his arm again.
DARIE'N AND NORO TON.
R. l. Gillette has purchased a new
cow.
’i‘homas Cave and son are painting
’lhaddcus liell' 3 store
Contractor Muthel at building a but.
ch' s pnIIlIy on the house oi‘ .l A. .lal
\‘ls
‘Iiil'ord Waterbury
Eastoll.
loll.
Noroton river cemetery
u clcnring by the town
recently.
Mrs. George J. Oberlnndcr has been .
Ilsltlng relatives in New York and
New Jersey.
Mrs. William H. Willmott, Jr.,
daughter, Miss Susie. attended
Daubury lI‘nir yesterday. .
Mrar lohn Poole) and fills. Anion
Nordln \‘lslicd MIs. William Ogden Ill,
Ncu llolthellc 'l‘IInruIlav.
Mr: E.\10Iohouscnnd Mr and
Mrs William Morchousc returned last
ch k ronI (‘ ronu l’oud N Y
Miss l izzic .inync In South waalk
has been the guest of him. John Pot)
Icy and family for several dayu.
'l‘weniy-chen untall chicks are miss- .
int: from Mr. Hulncs' broodcr. Moral:
](ccp your poultry unlit-r lock and key
Mr. and Mrs. llrotIIt-rton,
walk, aftcr
i
returned from
Penn, for a sojourn in Norov
underwent l
authorities ,
and
t he
of Noel
a pleasant visit with [Cl a-
tivcs in Darlcn. returned home Mon.
titty
Miss Evcrctl. of New Jersey. is
spending some days with her grand-
mother. Mrs. William Everett, of West
IlVllilllC. .
Mru. Mark Norman. of this place:
has been the guest of her parents. Dr. |
and Mrs. (icorgo S. Kendall, of SouthI
Norwulk.
The llonrd of Directors or the lilac
ion Public. Library will hold a meet-
ion at the residence of it. A.. Mellon
aid. tonight.
Prof. H. 1). Hanson. delivered his
firut lecturo of this itcuuion. Tuesday.
before the students at the. New York.
American Veterinary College.
Among the Duriou viuitoru to the.
Duubury iI‘IIir were Mrs. Benjamin
iii. John and Mrs. William W. Ballard.
who left, early Wednouday morning.
Mr. anti Mru. ii“. iii. lviuuetnnn returnv
od Wednesday from Wilkesbarrc, l~’u..
whore Mrn. llnpnman bun been upend-
ing the mid. mouth with her mother.
Mrn. lonry Whitney has recently
roeolveti an excellent. cabinet photo-
graph of her eon. Rev. P. W. Diokotu
man. puutor of the. Unlvorunlial
Church of New Haven.
The. topic for Junior Christian En-
deavor ductility for Sunday will be "Old
’i‘ciltumoni. Miracleu." V. Ltlflflmll‘l
flout tho Widow a ()ll. 2 Kluuu, Ii: 1- 7.
Leader Minn Mary McClellan.
lluuford Smith. of thin place. hnu
placed II. piano in Hvoc‘u uuioon, in
South Norwnlk, which will he dispos-
etl of by chance for the benefit of Mrs.
Smith who has been ill for homo time
Sunday bObOOl rally day will be ob
uervud next Sunday in the Dorian M.
E Church The exercises consisting
of recitation and pinging by the
scholars will be held at the time of
the nuuul Sunday-notion! session. 12 In.
The topic for Epworth tongue.
Sunday will be "Fruitful or Fruitiess,"
John 15:1‘8. 16' Mark 1151214. bomb
or Miss Edna autumn. The flip orth
League Juniors will diaeuuu " ow to
Help the Punter. “ Pull. 122.1. Loader,
Myron won
William '1‘ Andrew secretary of
the Mumford Foundry '(ioutpauy. lllitl
, entertained.
. live one in Norwnlk.
,' (lulvcslon.
,from 3er ,_ 6v
day evening. and high praise was ac-
corded. Among those attending from
Daricn were Mrs R. A. McDonald and
daughtel Miss Florence. Mrs. A. C.
hurls and daughter Miss Kate and
Carl Miller.
WESTPOR I.
Miss Mallc Sthman, who has been
visiting in llldgefleld, has returned
home
Wt Istpoit (irauge had It merry sess-
ion lust nieht. at which visitors from
Nolticld and (ilcenfield Grangoa were
Mrs. ll. l’. Mills and daughter, and
Oscar P. lIcwls visited the Danhury
ii'nir yesterday.
Attorney E. M. lIcI-s and wife are.
,aIIIong the cxcursioulsts now visiting
\\'I1shlIIgtoII. l). C.
John Saucr has resigned his position
in the tannery to accept a more litera-
.i. l.orlmer. of Norwalk. has bought
out the ten route recently controlled
hair makés
by Wilson. and is drumming up a live-
l\' tl'I'itltI. l
Friday afternoon the pupils of room
No. 1, Union Sclmol. will debate on
"Who is to Blame for the Present Coal ‘
Situation?”
Mrs. Lorin lirettlno is again wait
and to her home because of sickness.
The lady has the sympathy of a large} .
circle of friends. l
Arthur Hull is doing a land ofllce‘
business in wood. He has three teams
bustling between here and lI‘IIiriicld.
daily. hauling wood.
'i‘bc tIollI-y track at I'lrcttine'a cor»
per in being rained and improved. This
\I‘au one of the worst points on the line
and badly needed attention.
iir. William H. Wheeler, of Water-
lllll‘.\'. a former WI-aiport boy. is soon
to open II denial cstabllulnncnt in the
rooms ovcr Osborn & Son's grocery. I.
There are forty-seven pupils in the.
Staples High School. forty-two of.
whom have been vaccinated. At thc‘I
Center School therc are thirty-three
I: uptis. of whom twenty-five have been
\accinntcd.
lI‘arIncI-s in the (‘Irccnu Farms sect-
ion are buying up dry goods boxes in
which to store apples. linrrclu are
score and the supply of apples this
so large, that difficulty has been found
in securing adequate receptacles.
llcrt Mills. who recently went to the
IIIoIIIItains to recuperate. surprised 1
. his friends and relatives by returning.
home yesterday much improved In
although not fully recovered. lie will
return to his mountain retreat in n'
day or two.
There. are grave fears expressed that
:cvernl factories herc will he compell-I
.t‘tl to shut down unless coal can lu-l
secured. Yesterday R. W. Post and H
W. Cooley. two prominent mnnurnctIIr
crs were out of town endeavorlnu lo‘
.Iccnro thc badly wanted commodity.
Judson Willis is bIeakinI: in as Inq-
torman on tho Westportv vIllrld'cport
line under the dheciion of James
Smith. Waits recently returned from
where he has been Inotm
inn. and in Well Iulvnuccd in tho rc- ,
quiiculcnts. lie in popular and hiul
illomc being born be is welcomed by
the lot III employees. l
The proudest man in WesipoIt is;
“"‘l’op Mills. recently elected constable?
lie foresees oI lItIllevos he does. It lull l
litInt political tattoo. and having hudi
lllil budge of office silver plated lllilli
it may be more conspicuous. is out of
lcr game. There are suspicions that
if Edward Thomas wreats the pie-out-
ing championship from Countable Milli-1
that official will pull him in.
The bridge on the old cemetery road
adjacent to tile George. Avery proper-
ly. in being practically reconstructed.
a necessity long felt. it was of too
old camel buck kind with no nuurtl
mill; for pI'oiI-Ictiou. and u moat dan-
ncroun spot after dark. as many have
found. New oheutnut timber huu been
placed, the'iloorlng leveled and unit
able guard rails will protect potion-
triana hereafter.
Jerry's dayn are numbered. lie in
II horse that was reared by E. ’i‘. Bed-
l‘ord and for yours proved to be fl. roc-
ord breaker. When Rev. Thompson
was punter of the Greens Farm» Conv
prugutlonul Church. Jerry won in his
charge. latterly he lulu been ontruot-
ed to Dr. A. J. Wukemuu. The duo
tor in about to incite in Greenwich and
Wierryu future is uncertain. sooner
than lot the horrid fitll into unkind
hands it has been dgoldod to kill film.
W
Wll. TON.
llurold limits of Astoria b. l., kt
spundlnu the wéok in town.
Mills Ethel ft. Butts is homo from
a most eIIjoynblo two weeks' trip in
Vermont
Apples are limiting II ready tulle nt
80 cents per barrel on the tree or
50 cents for wlnufulht
Herbert Sturgeu. of Brooklyn. won
the guest for two or three. days tlIltIE
week of H G. Thomson.
Mrs. Charla Janet; and Herbert El
open left twin on Wednesday for
their winter hoinu in Brooklyn.
Clinton Stark, the Winton grocer:
but: renewed his louse of the Herbert;
morgue pro arty for twu yours ,
Mina Abb :2 ’Iiuhtlol. who blurs but;
vital the ‘II titan! town, has .
.91
all
last nook with Mlu
.llIc king-pins of comedy.
.‘laulzhablc t'olllctiy
'und carry
,tlill'kcst Africa.
. lium”
Ira—Ivor, for that matter, on the
" iinmun Healts.’
flifl
I‘M! Axiom.
III. In“.
vT-u—f
IIII. H G. Thompson is now residing
in the oily.
Mrs. Catherine ,Bpnulng. Miss Mabel
and Mr Waldo hare returned to their
home in New Yatk after spending lilo
summer in Wilton.
Au auction sale of the household ef-
fects. forming implements etc. be-
longing to S W. Olmsteod will be held
in the near futuIe.
Harry Sturgos, whose. home In in
Wilton, recently passed with honor an
examination before a board of Wash-
ington electricians. He will spend the
winter at Harvard. with a view- of tak-
ing II degree in June.
The question of discontinuing: cer-
tain highways caused a discussion
among the votcru in the Town Hall on
election (lily. II. B. Coley and others
spoke in opposition to the measure of
abandonment, particularly tun road
running from the. main highway in the
direction of Nod. which thoroughfare.
ii' closed. one taxpayer protested,
would cause him great inconvenience.
Accordingly the proposition was voted
down. A special town meeting will
be called in April. when the, matter of
tax assessment will be. voted upon. in
accordanee with town assets.
L YON’S PLAINS.
Mrs. James Smith, who has been ill
for fl. week with grip, is able to be. out.
Wallace Brown and his mother mov-
ed into the Morris White place this
week.
Miss Eddlcc White entertained her
friend, Miss Adams, from Nortiold. last
week.
Clinton l’ntcheou spent two days
home last week. returning to Norwalk
Sunday night.
On Tuesday, October 7th, Charles
Johnson and wife quietly celebrated
their fiftyviit‘th wedding anniversary.
Charles Phelps. of New York. and a
fl lend roIn Mexico spent several days
He lcn Archer,
on OsboIne llill.
ilev. C. T. (‘oerr spent two plants
Ilust week with l. R. lioyt and called
‘,on his parishioners.
lie also deliver-
-cd II lectulc in Emmanuel Church last
Friday evening
AMUSEMENTS.
AT HOYT'S THEATRE TONIGHT.
Everyone loves singing. dancing and
good. wholesome comedy. and where
can one find it better than among the
tolorod pcop'c This treat is in store
for the llicitlrc going public when Wil-
Home and Walker's big musical suc-
ccss “The Sons of ilam" introducing
Avery and
Hart. and their big company of color-
t-d cntcrtnlncrk appear at Hoyt‘s ’i‘hcu-
trc tonight. The play is one that Is
brlmful of III-w and original music.
and funny situa-
tions. The many pit turcuquc scone?»
give us glimpses of the Sunny South
as (war .to the jungles of
The many IIoJullles
and surprises introduced in Sons of
keep the qullcnce in u continlr
ouu spell of admiration. With the
:wardrobe lit to wear at royal functions.
the bcwitchlng and bcwinldcrlug light
effects and the many characteristic
groups, “Sons of linm" has easily won
the leadership 19 the competition of
touringcompnuleil,t 1
‘GEO. CLARK 'l‘illIl DOC'l‘tlit.
if you would on by the dnintiost so-
.cicty play of the season. go see "The
Doctor.‘ it. is conceived and written
in the true spirit of high class comedy
and the world knows George. Claik is
the c'Iiconcut light comedian III Ameri-
English
speaking stage,
HUMAN HEARTS.
\ ou look at life in the Arkansas hills
and in (Ircutcr New \ ork when you see
the nu ~‘Ilodiumutlt
success of several seasons that will
be presented at lloyt' a Theatre. Wed
ncuday. October 15 it tells a IonIaII-
tic. aton- of love, villalny. heroism and
devotion, lnu n gIIIphlc planner and
shown the IIIItlitoI life an it is. No
play dealing with melodramatic incl
ticntn 0ch held the mlrIoI up to un-
tore" more acculately than does ‘ilu
mun Hearts" and that is one of the
aeoretu of its phenomenal run for the
past five yearn. All a drama of teal
life. it Is cleaned with “The Old llomev
stead. ”Show.I AertIII.” and similar plays
and it in Juutly entitled to this distine
tiou.
happily mingled in this drama-where-
ium. comedy. villuiuy. pathos and heart
interest abound throughout. it is pre-
Ilontod by a large and competent com-
pany and set with costly uoouery.
“I... H“...
-——No such thing In; “summer com-
plaint. " where Dr. Fowler’s Extract of
Wild Ellruwborly is kept handy Nu-
turou remedy for lockout-Isa of the
bowuln.
GERMAN COLONIAL CONGRESS.
Flrut Bunion. Und‘pr Prooldoncy of
Duke Johann Albrecht, Hold Today.
BERLIN. October lbw’l‘ho German
colonial con was, under the prouldouoy
of Dllko Jo imp Albrecht, hold itu
tlrut busiuoua nonstop today in the
Rolchntng Building. A number of min- .
intern of state and secretaries wuro
preheat. .Eorolim Secretary Von llich
tho'von welcomed the delegates in the
name of hmporor William and Chan-I
holler Von Buulow., The foreign aeo-
rotary emphasized the necessity of
grohter Inception being aid to the coin
onion declaring that t u eyes of all
Germans should be turned beyond illu-
rop'a towards “that. out stage where
the dial a of differ t nation. to the
econom Ii utipromucl' of the world are
being decided" ,
"Oltr Colonial policy and our over-
sou policy," added the foreign sect-e-
pry. "are only the expression of the
not Ithpt‘ we now occupy in peaceful
rivalry t (a plane to which we can lay
claim. having in regard for our post
.2 than In: a plate and the devote menu
of our indirectly, trolls and ship Ins.
. ~ IIeI‘ lbok’ 2t)“ yealvs A
older. And it’s so thin, tOo. Tell her all
about Ayer’ s__ flair Vigor.
All the elements of lIlllt't'Cfifl are,
Save 00:11 i
BUY OUR.1
h i- ; tI
“htooooquwootho
01L HEATERS
OOOOOOOOOOONOOOOOOOOOOWOO
tv‘,
.III
They are the handiest thing in the
world.
Will bout a room in a few mo-
ments. Move It anywhere. bedroom,
bath room, collar or attic. Give you a
quick, Once tried
It will
save you money and make home com-
cheap heal. you
would never be without one.
fortublc. There are none better than
ours. We warrant them.
Comstock
Watkins ‘
8: Dow,
112 WASHNIGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 438.
Beautiful
Designs
In
Wall Paper
Aro nometlmea hard to set. but there
We
don't want to lean: boastful. butme
We worked
We didn't take what
was thrown to us.
no luck things. neverthelen.
are proud of our stock.
bard tone: it.
That Is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorat-
inn.
EEGorham,
10 Pint AVON"... EAST NORWALK
1'“. Bull 1364.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
55c. bag“
A. Stull
cornea AVE. EAST ’ivo'antLK.
_..... w: "a..." m
I. I. .. .
Phone 133.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
Its a very prominent-branch of our
business.
The oxpenaivenaan of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article, Bach being the
can consult us. We are in a post.
tlou to manufacture at II. less cost
thtzunyou can run It plant after you
go .
ma G. N. mummy
M'FG 00
W. R. THOMPSON. Manage»
50 WATER Sn, commune
Locust Bites.”
this bite of tile lo’ouht, nouns bill
hull spider are poisonous and productII
very painful and nations réuulta. Sut-
urttte a p we of cloth. folded 1povprul
thicknesses, with Brizlliun Bit and
bind over 'the bite. .lnutuut relief.
Bomova in butt up. hour. and run will
find It drop." the it ill arm. This
ll the pollen which all been all draw
out and the mouth is over. This ll! the
on y thin in the world we may of
0
tlcuv Ibi-
”13mm: a land
It ,
. In on. oath to It." noted.
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There in only one way to cure deut-
pens. and that is by constitutional rom-
edios. Deafness hi canned by on in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Euutuchiun Tube.
tithe gets inflamed you have a rum
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed deafness is-
tle result. and unions tho inflammation
can be taken out and this tube rev
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine easel
out. of ten are caused by cutarrh.
which is nothing but up inflamed con
tiltion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
F. J. CHENEY (la 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggiuts, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the bout.
“The Book of the
Presidents”
ly den. Chm-loo H. Growth".
20 Pearl member of Congrou, , Pro-
nounced the most sumptuoul and mu-
nlilcentiy beautiful book ever loaned
in the United States. Contains 27
large full-page Photogravure Por-
traits, reproduced from the best point-
ing: in the White House, the Congress-
ional Library, the Capitol Building and
the Corcornu Art Gallery. of Washing.
ton.
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters showing an autograph latte!
of each President of the United Staten.
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. Thole two
feature: have never before appeared
in 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-
ferred on any publication ever tuned
in thin country. This work reflect;
credit upon the Nation. Every patrlov
tic American citizen will buy It.
Sells at night. Small fortunes
being made by men and women
and large fortunes will be
made on this publication within the
next three years. High clues men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. 81.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to open small office at home or
in home town. to have charge of 35>
tents and correspondence, look after
the advertising and other work
Write for terms and circulars. Adv
dress
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Corconn Building Oppoalto
U. 8. Treasury.
Walhiulrton. D. 0.
TWO IMPORTANT FAC-
TORS IN FIRE lNSURANCl
FIRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is contiagrntlon
prool"?
SECOND
in your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century in at your service
JACOB M. LA new.
PM lnsurnnco,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwalk.
IF YOU ARE A POOR RISK
do not try our Company. If you are in
good health we will give you the low-
est rates and boat security.
Connecticut General Lita insurance
Company.
Frederick H. Field.
General Agent.
United Bank Building, South Norwalk.
Conn.
um "tin.
Plumbing and Slum float ‘
inn.
Hat Wat-r Heating.
Hot All ”tattoo.
. “a“..-
Home AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gu and steam hitting.
on Fixtur II, Metal calling our
Hove y 11 seat: our noon at
RICHMOND HANG!”
filo Jones 8 llotcllltiu While
17 “WALL ITEM. NORWALK.
M"... A... a“... .2... ...I u... I~ .I...
Hay Fever.
Samuel MIG duthllert, Wilmington
not. onyx: “One bottle of Bruzllloll
Balm nu cured a bad can, 0. Hay It
7 var." it never fails in my four in
voterato Calmh. Asthma or Bronlobi
, tin and has cured thousands of hope
lea Consumptlvel. Only germ uter-
minutor known to reliance. 25 and 600
It druu‘lm.
codflIPA‘rioN—IIILIIII.
Brazilian Balm. and locally, auto:
Removal:
Nevin- use puru-
only moko’o mutter: worn.
on at drum-tn. ‘
tho lnflnmmlillou.
that
When tmbl: .
Chandelicrn. Hand Irena, Feudal,
2E,
but to“ go to the busy mun Jilin“ ‘
uni anything in hll line; It in vi“
we boll". you’ll ho suited hon. * ‘
WALL PAPIR
Only ortlotlo‘ dulguo.
PAINTING AND
PAPER HANOINQI
We're rutty to do tho wovlbu .m ._
wmnow OHADII. .I f?"
Any also. make or thicknuyh
order. . , “may;
‘Inuurm- curl-Lilia. vi.
AflTlITI' MATERIALI. _
51,2.
l
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING: '
PICTURE FRAMING. .
w. malt. It In In.
.. ,. Int
II
:,'A
to
I...
u—u—I‘fik .,
DECKER
or wuniuo'rou fluid)“
loath N'onnlk. ‘ .,
Telephone Connection. "
‘1' ‘I "(I I
Pure wan- Lou If. mot,
mixed by hand will wat- “to,
u long and cover douhlo‘ our.»
(pee on machinery blind, I.
house 0! Width: Blend .bhtl'
Stephen Wilcox. both?“ .
Main street. were DI db!
in this manner over omen *
also. They an Itill' Kuhn" . .3
Year house you at?!" r
if ipnun it. My old. . 5v
mm street. My «dunno.
mm .Grovo Ill-«t. . . I'
A Flush
Valve. ,
Noiuleu. clone: without in I! I‘m-
tex- hmmor. flu no to:
run iDEAlII;
vowmavzu unwound!”
LATINO FLUIH VAL“
A self adjusting puuiltro ,
applied to o Flush Volvo 0 ~
direct pressuro. mum no
amount or valor In the nu 1
time, regardlan of the ml or will
sure in service pipe. 4.. in. 7
I899 it inclination to on m
I‘m. .
Hunt it. it
raw! I
for. thrill litintntlliollt‘lnltl »
'll
Nuwalk Platingliuts
no. 40 WATER STREET."
IOUTH NORWALKIGTI‘ ‘
w
SOLOMON _s___CAM. Malian.
Gold, Silver. Nichol and Chm
Plating.
m
Bird Chan and I’ll Hulk of
Metal Work Ropultgtl. .,
and Rofiuiulul. : .
A ,
ANTIQUE BRONZING. I i,
Metal Bill“ of Ilvory dominion.
Bron Advertising filmy
Lorie Order- a S
DailyF’roié humor ,1;
”mun W
'I’NH’W YORK: l,
NORWALK Mb
soumilvbnmluf. _~
Steamers
Not-with! em
East Rlvurhfiuktpfi
Not-wall: 'urld $3qu
in: titanium . 3
Norwalk Chronicler