The. 1111 old
YONG.
Pine Expectornut. fl.
Cures. Money retooled ‘11“, not satire
factory. 251'. title mil $1 1111.1 bottle
'l. B. GRIFFIN
Druggla a,t
205 Washington St, 511 Norwalk.
i’a‘ Pleasant. it
EAS l‘iilitllililli
Mrs A Seating of Rowan street, 11
visiting her sister in Stamford
Rev. C. T. Coerr. of Now
preached last evening In St.
Mission.
York,
Paul‘s
Mrs. James iiouiehau, of this place,
has gone to llklgeflcld to spend two
weeks.
Miss M. F‘. Ackcrman. of Rowan
street, spent the Sabbath with rela-
tives and friends in Bridgeport.
William Gilbert, of the Step Rock
Road, Norwalk. has taken ’a position
as opener in the R111ch oyster estab-
llshmcnt,
George Conkliu, of this place. is now
employed as night man at the Adams
Express ofilce at the South Norwalk
station.
Dentist Herbert Ayres and a friend.
from New York city, spent the Sab-
bath at the former's home in Van
Znndt street.
John Hull continues to improve at
his home In Van Zandt street. The
danger of typhoid fever is now thought
to have passed.
William E. Marvin continues to im
prove slowly at his home on Marvin‘s
Ridge. He is now able to I111 out a
little while each day.
Painter J. W. Beatty has a force of
men at work painting the addition to
the residence of Joseph Cox, of Helen
lllll, South Norwalk.
G. F. Benedict, the Osborn avenue
painter. ls painting the Randall build—
ing at the corner of Osborn avenue
and Van Zandt street.
William Davis returned to his home
in Port Jefferson, L. 1.. today, after a
week‘s visit the guest of Charms Ains-
worth, of Cottage avenue.
Painter E. 11]. Gorham has a force
of men at work painting the intcrior
of the new South Norwalk Baptist par-
sonage in West street. South Norwalk.
E. R. Mitchell. of Hartford, spent
Sunday the guest of George ll. lletts,
at. his home in South Osborn avenue.
lie returned to the capital this morn-
ing.
3. M. lloyt. formerly with the firm
of Scolleld & lloyi. of Norwaik. has
taken the position of bookkeeper for
the Colonial Foundry a Machine Com-
puny.
Both the Marvin and the Fitch
schools will he closed Friday of this
week to allow the teachers to attend
the meeting of the State Teachers As
soclation in New Haven.
The Young Ladlcs' Industrial Socie-
ty netted a neat sum as a result of
their cake sale held Saturday after»
noon. All the cake was disposed of
and they could have sold more.
The wind and rain of the past. few
days made the chestnuts fly and the
boys of the neighborhood were out in
large numbers yesterday afternoon.
They came homt1 amply rewarded.
Rev. Edward Cunningham is expect
11d home from Washington. D. C.. to
morrow and will have charge of the
prayer service at the East Avenue
Methodist Church Thursday evening.
A special meeting of the Official
lloard will be held Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the parlor of the East
Avenue Methodist Church to discuss
and take action on the coal supply
problem
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held by tho members of the Advent
Christian Church tomorrow evening at
the. home of Mrs. J. l1}. llartriun, in
Cottage avenue. All who can are urg~
ed to attend.
W. C. Thomas, of itowan street, on-
iulnod a lady and gentleman friend
from New York over Sunday. This
morning Mr. Thomas, accompanied by
his guests. returned to his duties in
New York city.
A force of pointers Is at work on
the residence 11f linker .l. li. handle.
in Van Zandt 1111111111. When tin1 Work
is completed the dwelling will look
Very attractive in a coat of blue with
green trimmings.
William Sodomuist. of Winfield
street. has rented his plnc11 and intends
to start south with lunatic the latter
part of the month. r nationalist has
purchased a form In the South and will
go down to work it.
new...“
no».
The fog was 1111 thick In .11 upper
harbor early this morning flint one
"could cut it with n knife“ and the
shrill whistles of the little oyster
steamers on their way out to the beds
could be heard distinctly and often.
Norman Clark Murray. the live your
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Murray. of Rowan street. who broke
his arm badly several weeks 111111. is
Aw ulna along nicely. The little fol-
hns to carry the member in a
sling yet. ' , 1.
The members of 1111111111111] hebeknh
indie 1111111111111 Mr. and 1111. Edwin
henadtct bride II‘t’ungiihviti1n, InIt 1111111111
in on them one
.9me in outsiders
bf 111111111
avionics.
‘ 1111111. The 1111111 3111111de “““
plenIurs to all.
too so
for the pleasure of taking 6My White 1 far
BtrAaéAA
mar parishioners.
puny will hold Its regular monthly
meeting at 21‘ o‘clock. this averting. in
the truck house in Van Zuudt street.
Business of importance will come up
for transaction and every member is
urged to be present.
Quito 11 large number from this
place attended vespers at the South
Norwaik Congregational Church yes-
terday afternoon and listened to the
beautiful cantata, “Pcnitence, Pardon
and Peace" excellently rendered by
the choir of the church.
.._,....-........._..... v.
Rev. John R. Lawrence preached an
excellent sermon yesterday morning
to a good sized congregation consider-
ing the weather, In the East Avenue
Methodist Church. in the evening a
large congregation listened to a ser~
1111111 by Rev. ll. 11. Wing.
...—._
Both services at the Advent Chris-
tlou Church, yesterday, were well at-
tended. but particularly the service in
the evening. Rev. J. W. Davis preach-
ed both morning and evening. I11 the
evening he took for his topic. "It is
good for 1111.1 to draw an eye to God.”
The flagpole for the grounds at the
Fitch school to replace the one blown
down in the storm of last spring, has
not yet materialized. but the district
committee have the matter in hand
and expect shortly to place 11. pole on
the grounds much larger than the old
one.
Principal E. ii. Gumburt is 1111 tl111
111en1bcrsl1ip committee 11f the State
Tcachers' Association and as far its
principals and teachers about town.
Any teachers in town can obtain mom»
bcrsbip tickets 011 the train or by
sending to Mr. Gumbart.
Negotiations for that piece of coal
street bridge are going on, but one
difficulty arises to fine scales accurate ‘
enough to weigh it properly.
to send it to New York whete full va-
lue could be leallzed for it
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock (If:
Alumni Assoriation 11f the East Nor-
u'ulk High School will entertain the“
a social in the Marvin school. There
will be a short business session. fol
lowed by a musical program. Itc
freshments will be served.
Edward Simonds 111111 placed on exhi-
bition in the west window of l.‘llom-
medicu‘s grocery store what is prob-
ably the largest apple in town. 'l‘h11
was grown in the rear of Mr.
home in Winfield street. the big. red
bull weighs one pound and six ounces.
The new teachers, Miss Alice Rider.
in charge of Grade ii at the l1‘lteh
school. and Miss Norma Shorer. in
charge of the kindergarten department
at the Marvin school 11111 "citing along
nicely and have thell new 11111111 well
I11 hand. All the departments at both
schools ale doing good work and the
classes are full.
Miss liertha Conkllu who had an
operation performed last work by live.
linker and Turner. is getting along
nicely with that eye. but is now how
lug trouble from the left eye and it Is
feared an operation will have to I11-
performcd on this optic. it will rc-
1111lre about tu'o Weeks to get the eye
in condition for thc‘operufion.
The Ilgrec Club will hold a social
Friday evening, October (I. at the
home of Miss ()l‘ah Mui King, in South
(inborn uvcnut'. 'l‘b11 affair will be in
the nature of a llallowe'cn party and
th11 guests will be attired in costumes
appropriate to the occasion. ‘ All the
members of the club and their friends
are, cordially invited to attend.
E. E. Gorbnm and Attorney John
Keogh, thc registrars for this district.
are in session tOdny ut the store of
Mr. (lorbani to receive applications to
be made electors for the state election.
Tuesday Novenlbei 4. They will sit
until 1’» 11 cl111k in the dilemma 111111
will also receive applications for trans-
f11rs to any of the three districts of the
town.
NM".-. w...—
I1‘ir11 drills wvrc held last ’f‘hnruday
In both of the schools and a remark»
11in record, when tin.1 number of pu-
pils is considered, was unilatalued.
Each of the schools was emptied in
sixty seconds from the time the first
gong sounded. The pupils all went out
orderly. in case of 11 fire the value
of these drills would be amply demon-
started.
,Missos Edna and Laurette l‘). Ains-
worth, accompanied by their cousin.
William Davis, of Port Jefferson. 1.. l.,
enjoyed a delightful outin‘tt Wednos~
day in New York city. The party
spent the day seeing sights and wound
up by attending the theatre in the av»
mung. Thursday Mr. Davis and Miss
11111111111111 Ainsworih took in the nights
at the Danbury lfnlr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Siuaowald
celebrated the. third anniversary of
their wedding, Saturday evening, by
entertaining a few friends at their
home in Osborn avenue. A lame near
her had been Invited. but were prevent-
ed from attending an account of the
storm. Those present spent a very
11111111111111 t‘VtinIIlK and depurif‘ul wishing
Mr. and Mrs. Hiuukuhl many more
such enjoyable anniversaries.
There was a warm time on the lliust
Norwnik side of the Washington street
bridge. Saturday night. It appears
that. Rollo Black. who 111111 111111 resigns
ed his position at Henry tier unit‘s
barber shop 'in go south. this a work
in the 1111111111 snrlyJu the evening. when
11. than 111113111211. and 11 an to 111111»
more 111111111 than 111.1 shot 11 have done,
, k. f :1 dembnotrntin’g,
T11 111111 « * 1 trial sin.
11 man If .
on 11111111 AAA out by“ 111% a
the batter thought the lucid
ended.
.1 1y
as number of his friends and 8for-
Mayflower flock and Ladder Conn '
possible has sent tickets to the varioas ‘
that was picked up on the Washington '
$0 the j
finder thinks the best thing would bc3
alumni of the Center High School with .,
I file 11h
Developments showed that it ,
be 11 B iii
hit him with some l1 vy instrument
stifl‘hicntly hard to knock him from
the wheel. and stun and bruise l.dm
A good sized crowd gathered and soon
there was such a glorious time that
the neighbors were awakened. The 11f-
i’alr finally broke up peacefully.
—~No such thing as “summer com-
Dlalni.” where Dr. Fowler‘s Extract. of
Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Na-
ture‘s remedy for Iooseuess of the
bowels.
H
50 WA YTON.
Walter lluoseiug. of New Jersey,
Plunder, of Crockett avenue.
Most of the Norwalk Yacht Club
vessels are laid up for winter.
George McKay, of Brooklyn, was the
guest of friends In this place yester-
day.
.i. M. bales, of Stamford. spent sun-
day with William Moore in McKinley
street.
Miss S. E. ’l‘ristram, of Stamford.
was the guest 11f Mrs. John DeWaters.
yesterday.
flurry Scoilcld. 11f New Jersey. is
spending a few days with friends in
Highland avenue.
Miss Elsie Crockett. of New Haven.
spam Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Crockett.
Captain l, l’uyne. of Staten Island.
spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
F. Bouraln, Crockett avenue,
Mrs. John .larvls. of Itowayton ave.
one. has secured a position in the it
6': (,i corset shop. South Norwalk.
Mrs, H. Cole. of Raymond avenue,
is the guest. of her daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. leach, of Brooklyn. N. Y.
. A large number of young 1111-111 at-
it loaded the football game at Baxter
Saturday.
grounds.
ruin.
Mr.
in spite of the
and Mrs. W. E. Cusbnmu, of
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold‘
a llarvesi supper in the chapel. Wed
nestlay night.
The llntlies‘ Aid Society of tl111 Ill. I13
CI1111'1I1 will give a harvest supper In
upcl on Wednesday evening
I f1oi'1 {until in o'cloc k.
Itfon at 1b11 services of the Methodist
Chn11'l1~ last evening. The ih'r-othi'
I l11'111i bad charge of the services.
has the job nearly completed. The
()llt‘.
C. S. t‘lia1nbcrluln, who has been the
l
l
.
l
i
iguesl 111’ Mr.
to his home in Hannibal. N, Y., to.
‘ night.
Itm l‘ri1'-.1 of Rochester N \'.. who
1 I11: Ill'l‘ll the cue st 11f Captain and Mrs.
II. itowlaud of Highland avenue has
returned home. also his brother.
for Price.
II111 village. last \1'1111k.1111cur1'11d near
the lower dock. and not in (‘harlcs ii.
iuidl-r‘s store as reported Saturday.
Hiram Shcrron and Fred Waters 1'11-
turucd from New Canaan Saturday of-
111111111111. where they had been on a
hunting trip. with seven red squirrels
and four greys. They made the trip
woods are full of game.
Last Thursday afternoon two well-
known young ladies of this place were
assaulted by Andrew (illbrlght, the ma-
son who was picked 1111 in a hopeless
state of intoxication by Constable l1l1l-
ward Ludrlcan and who Saturday was
brought before the1 South Norwnlk
Court. Gilbright had been on 11 spree
and when found by the constable said
he was on his way to Noroton. Later
the follow inquired of Station Agent
Benjamin Burdiok the way to Darien
and was put on the right mad. ll11-
fore that be had been elected from
the trolley car I1111 11111111 1'11 his 1'-o111li
tion.
The question 11f 11 fire 1l1'purinu'ni Is
being agitated here and it is probable
that 111111111 definite action will soon be
taken towards providing one for the
town. The 11111111 iii a fire 1i11pm't1111'ni
was painfully seen at tho Lynch fire
when» the only thing to do was to
stand by and with 11 bucket brigade
l1111p the flames {111111 1111111 king any of
the suirounding buildings. 'l‘b11 need
of 11 i’it'11 department has been appnr
11111 for years but on account of so few
fires interest in 111111 has lagged. Now
however. several prominent ciillcns 11f
tl111 place are taking hold of the idea
and hope that department here will
soon be a reality.
DARIEN Alva Mann 1011.
Miss nm'thn Pooley, of New York.
will visit her parents next week.
Joseph Phillips is suffering from a
severe cold at his home in Main street.
Mrs. Hanford Smith has [111.1111 quite
ill strain with an attack of chills and
fever. ' ,
There is a pretty display of Galvin
in bloom at (i. if 'l‘illoy's place. Wrist
avenue
Mrs.Pnlm11r'u residence West 11111:;
111111 in being improved by the addition
of u dormer window.
(marge Raymond nus 11111111111 part of
the house on the former John Wil-
liams place East Main street
hormor flelcctmnn Henry 11‘ War-,-
big. of Norotou. is suffering from I‘
heavy cold, contracted on election day
Fred Chundcrton. the tonsoriul urt-
lst. has an artistic exhibition of his
shaving cream in the window of 11111
shop in Main 111111-111.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond. and Mrs. J
D. Hanson. of New York city. the lat»
i111. D11. Bananas mother, are his
guests at his “home. “stony Brook
Farm. " on the 0111: Ridge road.
Miss Hal-let 1111111111. who has been
Lenny avenue. has changed her place
of mldenfi, and is {£111 ste' lug vii h
: and checks failing 1.12M
New York, spent Sunday with lh11 for- 1
1111'1"s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Cushman.
The lnidies' Aid Society. of the,
There has quite 11 large 1"ong111ga '
-. , .. ~11 . . ‘ 1 Captain Daniel Wicks, who is muk-'
apple 15. of the Violf lll111 1.113111 and , 1”,. 11 bed m. the ways in Main street. ‘
billlollds ‘
structures is the same size as the old ‘
and Mrs. Williu1n1t,‘usb- ,
1111111 for 111111111 few weeks. will return‘
\\'nl- 1
The altercation over 11111 coal strike 1
not“. on two well-known young 1111111 in '
on their wheels and report that the
boarding at Cinrcnui1 H.8cuilel1i‘a, 1111'-
Neatly everybody knows
how it always restores color
forum.
.HIII.
avenue has gone to Igloston where he.
has secured permant‘nt employment. '
‘hirs. Augusta Austip. of New York
city, who Is stayinit at 11111 home 111'
William Sellcck in this place, is quite
seriously Ill. Dr. Charles (l. Bohau~
iiilll. of South Norwalk. ls attending
lCl'.
Miss Jennie Scoilt'ld will entertain
the nicmbeis of the it'nowltou l1‘ lie and
Drum Corps, next 'l‘uésday evening, at
her home in Leftoy nvcuuc. ’i‘be fif-
ors 111'1,1 looking forward to the time
with unusual pleasure.
Thomas A. Thus. formerly clerk for
Drugu'lst it. A. Mat-Donald. Is now in
New York city. filling his former posi-
tion as clerk with Scllcppc. in Sixth
avenue, at a largely increased salary.
.i. ll. Norris. secretary of the South
Norwalk Y. M. C. A. assisted by his
wife, will deliver 11 lecture this even-
i115,r in the Methodist Church on "Ar-
my Experiences in the Spanish-Ameri—
11111 War." The lecture will begin
promptly at 7:115 and will be lilustrnp
ed by the stereopticon.
'l‘be 1.111lerlai111u1111t and harvest fes-
tlval, \1l1l1h was held in the Town
Hall on l1‘1lday and Saturday m'sonlng
under the auspices of Eagle liook anti
Ladder Cot11panv,NO. i. will be con-
tinued on Tuesduv evening when 1her11
will be an auction SRIK‘ of produce and
vegetables. There will be dancing.
The prospects look very bright for
the erection of the Duricu public “1
brary building on the attractive plot
in Main street. so generously given
for the purpose by Dr. and Mrs. Nox—
.11n. The treasurer of tb11 Library AS-
?soclntion stated this week that the
subscription list. now 11X1:11111le1l $1.300.
Grorge ll. Edwards. Sl)ll~Ill-ll'lw of
Henry Valentine. has gone to Wash-
‘Ington. l). (.‘., having secured a flatter-
flng position in the service of the gov-
ernment. Mr. Edwards. It will be re~
tncmbered. 1'1'1'1'ntly returned front
ll’ucrto Rico. ”11 intends to move his
Homily to Washington in the near fu-
iiurc.
’Ihe senatolial and probate 11111111111-
lions will I111 I111l1l I11 Sta111f111'1l Wed
. 1111sday. Robert A. MacDonald and
\'.‘i ll". Ballard are the delegates from
this place '1 I11 nomination for sena-
i111 will p1ob11bly go in ludgc James
E. \lalsll. of (.1111111111l1 while Mr.
1Taylor. of Stamford. ls slated for the
ludgoship plum.
2‘? ion 11 Father t‘.
1 l1”. Dates went
‘1 Henry M. Valentin
(i. Waterbury and
.11'1lslil1111. and 11.11 1111111111: other things
“wet." The party 1"111'111111111'111l .1 fierce
gale. and were glad enough to reach
isborc suf1iy with :1 l'1'\\' burgalls and
liner measly blacklish. They say the
I 111111 time they go fishing they will sci»
11111 11 better day.
A number of the 1111‘Illl11'1's of the
“Ice llurn Golf t'lub. of Noroton.
buv11 entered in the tournament of the
.‘llrooklawn Counirt' 1‘lub, in Bridge-
port. next Wednesday. Aluonu lb:-
Norolon contestants will be found
Charles H Seoley . tounec't‘nnl state
1'l111n1pi11n..l \lllllams A. Pitt. (H11-
veti Smith and A. l.. llaltlwin.
Cbarlrs Adams has rented both of
lilie stores which he recently erected in
iMaln street. An untiqm1 furnitun1
,1lcnl1'1' from Stamford has leased the
,south std». whill- John P. ilrununcr. of
lSouth Norwulk. has secured a lease of
like north side 11f the building. Mr.
'Ilrunlmer expects 1111' take possession
inext \vcck. 'l‘l111 fu1‘uitur11 dealer has
already moved in.
James 1’. Francis ls recovering from
a severe injury he sustained last week.
Mr. Francis was engaged in picking
some grapes, and was standing on a
sicpludder. when. in some unknown
nmnner. the ladder suddenly toppled
over. and Mr. Francis was thrown
heavily to the ground. He was as-
sisted into the house. and it was 111111111-
IIIIII' before he was able to leave it
again.
(icorgc II. 'l‘lll11y‘1: private pond was
Wirained 'i‘liursduy. and 11 carp was
‘funnii by the workmen, who with shov—
els and bore. tarklcd the big fish and
managed to dispatch him. The carp
iwns u very large specimen. weighing
'probnbly lifter-11 pounds. How he got
into 11111 pond is 11 mystery. as it is
'icd mostly by springs and the brooks
Manning into it are way small The
'1'1111p must have been in the. pond for
yrtuu.
1‘”‘llllI Waterbury and Jacob V. (‘losv
iihought they would have some fun
ivnstcrduy morning. and union in Chur-
lies Adams“ burn In italhoad uvcnlif'.
31d down Main strut with It
lub‘out II o '1'l111'.li
.Iinwcver, when
lmuthman for William Stanton. of Non
ioton. saw the 1111111. and revoiuiizing tlu1
1111'1ipiit.1-11iiurcd the fellows and was»
11111 and took the Inttrr back to Mr.
IAdnms burn Waterbury and Close
ithc settled satisfactorily to Mr. M-
um and nothing more will 11111111 of
the matter.
A well- known resident of New York.
formerly of Dorian. who returned inst
monfb‘from 1111 extended foreign tour.
'writon as follow regarding his inur-
111111111111: "Three months away from Jim
cricn seems 11 long time. but neverthe
loss passes very quickly when new
1111111111 greet the 111111. from any to (1111.
each country seeming more interesting
than the preceding one, and the whole
tour was wall Worth the effort. Beet»
1111111.11111111111111.111.111.111.1111111111111.111.11
manyiswllzerlnmi. 11111110111111 Ireland
are snob different in many respects.
and have their special int: of inter»
1.1111. 01111 of the mouth 111-11.111111 bla-
111111 Was visited 1111‘ my last day on 111111.
the Giant’s Conner/11y. in Ireliind. about
1111111211 so many have written. but 11111111
This was
'l‘hcv hadn't gone for.
formation. the Columbia
find a drop. as green on grass.
‘la the poison which has been all drawn
1's nout his business wagon and start" ,1
William Waterbury. .
Min explain the mystery 0! It! .Illflltlfle ‘2
auv cu R.
emceewwomeom
”NOWOOONO 0099009‘99flO
They uro.t11o handlest thing in the
world. Will beat a room In a few 1110-
111111115. Move it anywhere. bedroom,
bath room, cellar or attic. (live you 11
quick, cheap heat. Once tried you
would never be without one. it will
saw you money and make home com.
fortnbie.
Olll'i-l.
There are none better than
We warrant them.
G‘omstock
Watkins
81 Dow,
112 WASHNIGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
550 bag
A. Stull
COTTAGE AVE” EAST NORWALK.
MANUFACTURING
FOR 011113115
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensiveness of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such being the
case. consult us. We are in a pool.
tion to 111a11ufacim'11 at a less cost
than you can run 11 plant after you
get it.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’FG CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WATER ST.. SO. NORWALK.
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat-
urnte a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesws, with Brizillnn lilnlm and
bind over the bite. Instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you TIA“
ls
out and the trouble In over. This is the
only thing in the world We know of
that. will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite. if Instantly
Wappiied so always keep it on hand
Kills bee. wasp or I101 not sting in one
111111111111. Dmngisin or sent quick. 13.
F‘. 'JIchon and 011.. Indianapolis.
lien nine
Carte r 8
Little Liver Pills.
Moot Ionr Iignoturo of
tandoori had 11 11111111112111 vdyns’e 111111111
ill,
felt bad and looked warns. Fe
days its out ' or sight 11311111111111 1111311
11111111] 11111th 1' nimble iit this
I’ll
11 111111
ill
I 111111131
from n 11111111111 1111111. north ofirs- 1;
110 Wall pleasant fer'thone who were ‘-
At least '11; persons wore new a
and the so ones on the deck re. 1 ,
minded are of the Paris 111111111111 'l‘hsy
Buy looked 1
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the eitr.
There is only one way to cure dellf1
ness, and that is by constitutional rem-
edies. Business is caused by an in
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inflamed you have a rumb
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube 101
stored to its normal condition. hearing ‘
will 111.1 destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by cutarrh.
which is nothing but 1111 inflamed con.
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
esturrhl that cannot be cured by
llull's Caturrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
F. .I. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Beautiful
Designs
In
Wall Paper
Are Iometimes hard to get. but there
are Inch thlan, novertheleu.
don't want to mom boastful. but 110
We worked
We didn't take what
was thrown to us. That is one reason
are proud of our stock.
hard to set it.
why we have the trade we (10.
Painting,
11..
EEGorham,
to First Avenue. EAST NORWALK
Tu. Call lit-3.
Paper Hanging, Decorat-
fi_—
TWO IMPORTANT FAC-
TORS IN FIRE INSURANCL
FIRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is couflagrntion
proof"?
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
1M COB M. LA YTON.
Fire Insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 811. Norwalk.
IF YOU ARE If POOR RISK
do not try our Company. If you are in
good health we will give you the low-
est rates and best security.
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Company.
Frederick H. Field.
General Agent
United Bank Building. South Norwallt.
Conn.
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Plumbing and Storm: Hui
Inn. .
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Hooflna.
STONES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
01111 and Steam Fitting.
Gan Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND HANOIIf
flu: 1.111.. 8 NOIIiIIkI“ (lo-III!
17 WALL STREET. NOBWALK.
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Hay Fever.
Samuel M. Cuthhert, Wilmington.
11111., says: "One bottle of Brasilia:
Balm has cured 11 bad case 0. tiny :19.
var. ” It never fails in Hay Fever, in-
17911111119 01111111111. Asthma or Bronchi-
tis Inn has cured thouIIndn of hope
loos Consumptlvel. Only 31111111 otter
minaret known to science. '35 and 6011
It druniltl. , -»
,OONB'I‘IPATION—PILEB.
Basilica Balm. used ipcIily, cure-
111 111111 week to It,» 11111111. 315111111!“
the inflammation" Never uI‘o puru
liven“. only in'ukvil mutton 111111113. 2,5
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We
mat mulling in MI line; If 1.‘
good he 111111111111 be puny. That's wiry,
we 11111.1. you'll be suited hero.
WALL PAFIR
Only artistic deIIgnI.
You find them all they Iheuldh
murmo AND
PAPER, patterns. ,1;- '
We're ready to do the work. "; ill: {
wwnow sumac. I “1
Any Iizo. make or thiaknulp if) _ ‘
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ARTMTS' MATERIAL... ‘ 'y
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.‘
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make It In m. l ,1,
“"11. .
~"'"' 1. fl.
DECKER.
117 waanme'rou I'rsEE‘r'
south NorwIlk. A 1
Telephone Connection.
.1 trains Brown”
Printer and Papal flanges
Pure White bud and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double Int-i
face as machinery mixed. The
house of Milton Sto’nnI and I: 1 1.
Stephen Wilcox. both on" Scull
Main street. were painted by III
in this manner ever eleven ”In
age. They are still need.
Your house will stud?” '0“ .
if I paint it. My once, I52 South _
Main street. My nation“. at
g Elm Grove street. ,
A Flush
Valve.
Nolseleu, cloul without in or ll! '
ter hummer. HM no tIak.
THE IDEAL
voLUMnsn cannons _
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l
A self adjusting ’1'"qu tonight .
applied to a Flush Valve operatol 1:»
direct pressure. Disclnrg‘ei the in“
amount of water in the Isms law?“
time, regardless of the hand or not. 1
sure in service pipe.
890 it in opertion in our all)!”
room.
Horace ll. ilasll
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NO. 40 WATER STREET.
IOUTH uonwaut. or.
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver. Nickel and Goppon
plating. .,
Chandeliers. Hand from. FederI.
Bird Cage: and Ill kinda of
Metal Work Repaired
Ind RefiniIhId. I
. i
‘2
ANTIQUE BRONZING. ‘
m
Metal Sign of every 1111113111111.
BrIII Advermihlling Sign: ,, ._
Large Ordorl I Specialty.
DailyF‘rolghtLino
IITWIIN
NEW rank.
NORWALK Inn
soars non WALK.
sensor Eli 111 Ind y
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East River, Beekman 81.3111
nouns Ind 111111111 111111111111: as:
log the night.
PAINTERB'SUPPLIEI. ” ' 1., .
Norwalk Chronicler