p. .~
it'll t‘io
. for the pleasure or taking My Whit:
Pine Expectorunt. ,.lt’s Pleasant. it
Cum. Moneyivefundod u’ not sat s-
i'actory. 25c, basilica ‘31 our butt o.
T. B. GRIFFIN.
, Drugglnt,
205 Washington t.. So. Norwalk.
Mill .,,, _,
Miss May LcCount and Miss Nina
banks. of this place. spent yesterday
in llrldgcport.
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(.‘nrl Wicks has taken a position as
oyster opener for the Norlliport ()ys-
for Company.
Miss Jessie Brown. of Strutford, is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. l“. S. Ains-
tvorth. at their home in East avenue.
Miss Mary Shea. of East Washing-
ton street. returned yesterday after-
noon from a six woeks‘ stay in Chica-
go.
Miss May l.c.(.lonnt. of Scnview ave-
nue. expects shortly to cuter upon a
course in stcuography, at the llrown
business college.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray and
son Norman, of Rowan street, are the
guests of Mrs. Murray‘s mother. MI‘.
and Mrs. Council. of Wilton.
Mrs. M. G. Pierce. of Scavicw ave-
nue. is expected home tonight. from a
two months” visit with relatives and
friends in Vergennes. Vermont.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church is in ses-
sion this afternoon at the Church. The
matter of a rummage sale is being dis.
cussed.
John l.‘Hommedieu. Percy Griffin.
Howard W. Benedict. Emerson Ayrcs
and Sylvester El'zca attended a meet-
ing of the Rowayton Praying Band,
Monday cvening,
Elmer-Benedict. of Osborn avenue.
while working for his father. Monday.
picking apples. had a ladder fall on
his leg, bruising the member quitc
badly. and causing him to walk with
a decided limp.
'l‘hc. Oiilclal Board of the East Ave-
nuc Methodist Church will hold a spe-
cial meeting. this evening. at 7:116
o'clock. in the ladies' parlor. when the
question of a supply of coal for the
winter will be considered.
The openers in the Radcl establish-
ment shivercd this morning. when
they wont to work. The company ex-
pects within a few days to remove to
their new building. and consequently
will not build a fire in the old one.
Twenty-four members of the Advent
Christian tiburch and their friends. at-
tcndcd the cottage prayer mcctlng. last
evening. at the home of Mrs. .l. E. Bar-
tram. Rev. J. W. Davis conducted the
mecting, which provcd of unusual in-
terest and spiritual help.
The boys of Benedict Farms gave
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Bedell. bride
and groom. a lively scrcnade Monday
evening. with the “Dead Sccrct" can-
non. Mr. and Mrs. Bcdcll were ready
for. the boys and rogaled them. with
two boxes of cigars and refreshments.
Christ Church will be opened this
evcuing for instructions on confirma—
tion. it is. desired that all who are
unconfirmed will attend this lecture.
A cordial invitation is also extcudcd
to all communicnnts of the Mission.
The service will begin promptly at
7:3“ o'clock.
Ono of the water pipes beneath the
Raricl oyster establishment broke yes-
terday afternoon, and this morning it
wu sueccssary to attach n rubber how
to the faucet in the old iluwlaud build-
ing. to got the necessary water: The
pipe had become clogged by a large
ccl. This morning the col was rc-
iuovcd. and the pipe repaired.
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Rev. J. W. Davis went to Daubury
today, where he will assist. as prcsl-
dent of thc conference. in thc ordina-
tion of George Ferguson. The net'-
-vicrs. which were called by special
order of the conference. were held in
the Danbury Advent Christian Church.
Mr. Davis will return in time to con-
duct the weekly social service tomor-
row evening.
Rev. 1". Si. Ainsworth and Richard
Bland have beamclectcd delegates from
the Loyal Wogiierp‘giluclciy or the Ad~
vent Cbriallun Church. to the tenth an-
nual convention of‘thc General Eust-
ern Young i’eophes' Society of Loyal
Workers. in boxili‘cid in the Advent
Christian .Chltiiéh. ~ilrldchort. .conv
menciun Tuesday, Olitnber 2i. and clos-
ing Thursday“ (availing. October 23.
Probably siivoral- inherit from the
church will attend.
m
The Aliimni'.'Aiiwblutiou of ihc East
Norwulk High School will entertain
the members of Ccnier High School
Alumni thin evening at 8 o'clock at
the Marvin school. East Norwulk.
There will be an entertaining program
of n municul and ‘lltcrni‘y character,
followed by refreshments. Motion: of
interest to.both_ ”misnomwill be
consldemi at this meeting and all the
momberu of Center High School Alam-
of are cordially invited to be present.
Mpww.~
Hi8 LIFE iN PERIL.
“i just seemed to have gone all to
places." writes Alfred Bee. of Welfare.
Tom, "blliouanm and a lame back had
made lilo a burden. .l: couldnftioni‘orq
sleep and felt alm‘oct too wornzout to
work when l begun to use Electric Bit-
combat warnnrked continuation i
sleep like a tampon out anythinghove
gained in. strength and will)? hard
work." They give vigorous hep th and
new life to weak. sickly. rundown poo-
le. Try them. Only 600 at If. H.
xtcr'c drug store. ”
The man. who ltnnmi nothing and
wants to find out everything is almost
as great. a burn an the man who thinks
annoys everything and lnnlutu upon
“ whim it. . . . .
1..
Miss Plait. of Bothol. is “the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. lrving Clark.
Miss inn ()vcrton. of (ii-convivial).
uncut Sunday with Mrs. S. 1). Woods.
Hans (lager has taken a position as
dock hand on the steamer Kate 0. Ste-
vcns.
olive Hubbard. who has been suffer-
lnii from a severe cold, is able to at-
. tend unhooi again.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Nickersou were
the guests over Sunday of her part-nits
Mr. and Mrs. ()scar Mills.
Mrs. Joseph (Joules. of New York. is
the guest of her unole, .lionry Look-
wood. of itowayton avcnnc.
(lrocer F. I]. Fitch has had a new
front ntoop built at the entrance to his
grocery store in Main strcot.
Rising Star Division, {ions of Tom-
pcrnnco, will hold ltu regular weekly
meeting this evening in Crow's llall.
The Ladlos' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist Church. will meet at tho parson-
age Thursday afternoon, instead of to-
day.
A cottage praycr meeting was held
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Hart. in Crockett
street.
Ilov_ llavld Taylor. of Mount Vernon.
who is eighty-two years of age. preach-
cd two excellent. and helpful sermons
in the Baptist Church. Sunday.
The steamer Mabel L. Stevens. own-
ed by Captain W. l. Stevens, broke
her shaft whilc on the Sound. Mon~
day. and came in with the awning for
a sail. .
(‘hurlcs Adcock's arm, broken in two
places last week. by a wagon passing
ovcr it. is healing finely. though it will
be some time before he can use it
again.
The Rowayton ..epublican Club will
hold a meeting Saturday evening at it
o'clock in Crow's hall. and urge all
loyal Republicans to attend. There
will be addresses and plans for the
fall campaign will be manned out.
Captain Aaron Stevens, of this placc‘
was on tho pnssengcr trolley' car that
collided with a work our on the hill
just north of the Meadow street bridge.
South Norwalk. last Friday. Captain
Stevens considers hlmscli’ signally for—
(Domain Frank Rollins is pointing _'
his residence addiction I’piutavoauai
Ww ...
Bi‘Ulllbi‘B' of Norwalh. furnished very
acceptable music and Worst) repeatedly
oucored. During intermission the
sale of the large quantityioi' products
on hand was. made unll‘lovprythlng was
disposed of. Together with the two
nights’ fair last week and the dance
last night the Eagles will lay a snug
uumby. in their treasury.
Voluniccr liook & Ladder lompany
will no to Norotou. So it. was decided
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Volunteers held Monday night in the
ipiuricrs in iluilrond avonuo. 'l‘hcro
was a good attendance and considera-
ble interest was shown at the meeting.
The lnrucr number of thouo prcacnt
were in favor of lumping the unnrtru's
in i)nricn but their Noroton opponouis
ivorc ihc bctlcr talkers and urged that
the change should be made. . No vote.
was: taken but it was agreed that the
quarters should be. removed to Main
strcci, Noroton. The change will be
made next Monday night when the fur~
nituru will bc movod to Noroton. All
the otitslandlng bills were ordered paid
and the company dlsbauds. for that is
practically what it means, without
owing a single dollar.
Mrs. Alice Millspaugh. who has been
seriously ill the past few days at the
home of her father, Henry R. Fanchcr.
in Main street. was removed yesterday
uftcrnoou to the Stamford Hospital in
lhc invalid ‘arriagc which was sent
up for that purpose. Mrs. Millspnugh
has been complalnhlg about three
weeks but only last week was it rcalin
cd that’ she nccdcd the attention of a
physician. Dr. (.3. (i. Bohannan, of
South Norwulii. and lir. John Avery.
of Noroton. hnvc been in attendance
and have donc all that was possible.
for the patient. Finding that they
could not rcllcvo her and that an op-
eration was necessary they advised
licr rcnioval in Stamford. Mrs. Mills-
pauch is suffering from an abscess on
iunuic in escaping injury. lie was on
tho platform just before the collision
but with presence of mind jumped to»
wards the middle of the road bcforcl
the cars struck. ‘
“Can't be pcrfect health
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes purc blood. Tones and invig<
oratcs the whole system.
DARIEN [1ND NORO TON.
Mrs. Hartford Smith remains about
the same.
Dr. J, 1.. Marshall, of East Norwalk.
railed on fricnds in town yesterday at-
tcrnoou.
Mrs. H. R. Hiudley. of Maple avc-
mic. is spending a few days in New
York city.
Mrs. Robert A. MacDonald aml son
spout Monday the guests of friends in
South Not-walk.
Mrs. H. 1.. Northrop and Mrs. liavid
N. Mallicr have goim’io New York city
for a few days' visit.
Henry ‘l‘uttlc, who has been visiting
friends in this place. has returned to
his home in Indiana.
Frederick Schlldknecht Tuesday
Hill] a tcain of handsome black horses
in a man in Westport.
(‘hurlcs Smith and Miss Anna Norlh-
rop spcnt yesterday afternoon with
friends in South Norwalk.
Mrs. George J. Oberlnndcr. of Main
strcct. returned yesterday afternoon
from a several days‘ visit in New York
i‘li)’.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Stoorza. of
(‘cntcr strcc . will spend Sunday with
Air. Sloorza's mother, at her home in
North Castle, N. Y.
Mrs. D. it. Nash, Mrs. l’ctcr l)usln~
bcrrc and daughter and a lady friend.
all from Norwalk, were in town ycslcr-
day calling on friends.
.lir. (i. ll. Noxon aticndcd the (mo
hundredth and tenth semi-annual meet-
ing of thc ll‘airticld ("minty Modlciil
Association hcld yesterday in Norwalk.
James E. Allen. :1 Norwalk mason,
has bccu patching up the cornice at
Slsco Smith‘s house in Mansfield avo-
nuc preparatory to the place bcini'.
pnlntcd next spring.
Leopold lloltz. an aged and crip-
plcd l‘lnricnitc who ludnlucd too frec-
ly yesterday in beverages that intoxi-
cutc, wan charged with drunkenness in
the Stamford city court. today. ills
cnuc wns nollcd.
Miss Jennie. E. Scoiicld did not on-
tcrtuin the members of tho Knowlton
Fifc and Drum Corps last evening. as
was cxpoctod, but will cuturtain thom
Friday evening instead.
W. W. Ballard and It. A. MacDonald
wont to Stamford this noon as dcla
antes from the fiction Republicans to
the senatorial and probate conven-
tions. The nominations were per-
functory affairs and occupied very lit-
tle time.
An auto party of three. a gentleman
and lady and the chauffnur, stopped at
tho Columbia hotel. yesterday. and
took dlnucr. Tho party wore on their
way from New York to Boston and
were making the diamond by easy
stages. They had boon from 5 o‘clock
yeuierduy morning to noon reaching;
Durlcu.
John 17. lirummcr, the South Nor-
wuik bnrbcr. who will open a shop in
the new building which Charles Adams
has erected on Main street. was in
town yesterday calling on friendly. Mr.
llrummcr van also looking up a unit-
uhic place in which to reside. lie ex~
pacts kin fixtures up from New York
by erdny and will probably be ready
to do business the following day.
rNoxt Monday night will be n big
night for Ncroton. On that night You
unicer liook and Lauder Company will
take formal possessionot its new
carriers in that place. ’ Visiting tire-
mcn will be present from Norwalk.
.South Norwnlk. Blunt Norwulk. Dorian
undHBtfnipford. They willmectln Dur-
Leufindqpprch to Norotbn whore . the
without
timer Tgere vtvill‘bc dancing. followed
h rc res men’s. . .
yThe dogma held .by, Eagle Hook and
louder ompauy. lumpveniua lathe
TEX” Hall. was .3“- fginhiutcldsutfccgs.
.T .w o a .. a con o. in
idred'lli‘ld thuahull was filled w Jim
marry dancers who kept up the {MM
.llips until hourly midnight. Wood
i
oys have, promised to Klvoihcm a line 3
her loft sidc and it was cxpcctcd that
ihc operation would hc pcrformml this
aflcrnoon. ;
Al thc meeting of the building coni-
miticc of Eagle Hook and Ladder .
i‘onipany, No. i. hold Monday evening, l
bide for the job of improving the Mnin [
Hil'i't'i irink house wcrc opcucd and.
the contractawarded to Nathan Finch. ‘
of this place. it was decided to raise.
ihc prcscni building and build a new.
iioor bclow. Although this will cost1
iii .30 tuorc than an addition on thc rear. {
ihc lililllllllii‘i‘ thought that a two-i
story house would be much unaicr than '
a long. low building and would amply
l‘nllil)’ thcni for the cxtrn cxpcnsc. ‘
\l'oil: on tho new story will bc slartcd
as soon as possible. linildcr \Villiuni _‘
i‘ouswcll. of Norwalk. has the con-
tract to raise llu- proscnl building and .
will probably commcncc work early
next week. it is intended to have the ‘
Work done and the building occuplcd
bcl'orc cold wcntlicr.
WE S TPOR T.
ilcorac S, Adams is visiting in Now .
York city, ,
Adolf lx'rnuso has liccn entertainingv
M. Emit-dd of Germany. .
it}. 0. Simpson, of llridgcport. hnsl
bccn cngag‘cd as clerk in Cuunon'sl
pharmacy. ‘
A number from hcrc atlcndcd ihc
festival and cnlcrtninmcnt in i‘run-
bury last night.
The automobiles on route to New.
York from Boston, on the endurance
rcachcd here about noon yesterday,
’l‘hc yacht Laionuh, owncd by ii. (3..
l‘lno. has been taken out of commisalon
il"l has gone into winter quarters in
llric liason, iirooklyn.
AI thc dcbutc uli‘cu Friday in Sin-
plcs lllgh School on "llcsoived. That.
the opcrutors arc to blame for tho
prcrcnl coal strike." llic ncaullvc tilili’
won.
iompo Englnc (‘o._ will hold their
lunnnnl fair in National Hall. on the
cycniuas of Novcnibcr L‘l, 233 and Zilllli.
'i‘licrc will bc an cllli'i‘tulnmcut each
evening. also dancing. '
The first mindful: of tin- scasou of
llic llislorlcul iloclcty was hold at tho.
home of William (‘1. Staples, Monday ‘
night. llcv. (l. W. llarhydt read an lll'l
tcrcstlng‘ paper on "\‘Vandcring in Old ;
New England.“
A busincss meeting or lhc t). R;
(‘lub was lit-Id Friday cvcnlug with Mr. ’
and Mrs. Willis S. Jones, Riverside)
avcnnc. Matters pertaining to tho?
welfare of ilic club were discnnncd and i
a constitution and by-ans wcrc udopt- l
cd.
More than a War ago. "Fritz" lcr-
hurdi loft this section for tho Kinniiiku
and nothiuu had been hoard of him
until rcconily, when he wrote his nu»
thcr that ho was in cxcellont health
and proupcrlng, A picture and unboinn- *
tlal money order Worn cucloaud that
scrvcd to Verify his itsncrfious. He
has many frlvndn hnrc who will bc
glad to hour of his good foriuuc.
Electric power on tho irolioyu. ovol“
l the chiport- Bridgeport lino wan very
lllKhl. during the curly boom of Moth
Hilly. resulting in the cars being dclnyud
and behind time at both ends. A great-
nrcd is for the sand car to not out over
lhc division in. “Manila of this early
(lili‘fl. At this season the rails am in a
particularly slippery condition. and
dangerous. (in lawn! utrcichcu it In
no only matter to bring them to n
randy map. and hill climbing in no loss f
certain. -
.iudac .‘loscph Cl. liyult iii couuldcrinu
himself lucky just at arousal and well
he may. ilcsidus keeping town rec-
ords Mr. Hyatt finds than once in it
while to no and look at a lot of wood-
land that ho min: in many Brook din-
trict. This he did one day last Week
and much to his surprise kc found that
someone had been to the lot and cut
several cords which they had piled up.
The Judge thought that this was a
.prciiy good thing and ordered Guult
Brothers to move the weed to his barn. 1,
It is not known what the man said who ,
cut the w . . .
Last evening. the Historical Society
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
(l. Staples. This being the first meeting
of the season the program that has
been arranged for the winicr was un-
nounccd. . The Mishap Hattie and Eli
ill snuwwdgwm Skilled :mnmboru ii!
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the society. Three applications full
membership were received. The ltov.
(.l. W. Barhydt read a paper on "Wan-
derings in Old New England.“ spunky
lag of many things cbnpected with this
suction of tho country‘which were in'
tcrcuiing. The next meeting will be
held with Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Taylor.
and the paper read by Rev. ll. .l. Thom-
son. Among those present last evcn:
inn were? Mr. and M rs. T. (l. Siuarnn,
Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Taylor. Mr. and
Mrs. J. l“. (lndlllot. Mr: and Mrs. W. 1“.
(inborn. Mrs. A. S. .llurlbutt. Mrs.
Frank O. (lolcy. Mrs. Ncil Mitchell,
Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Adams. licv. .lubiz
Backus, Miss Esther it. lluwncs. Miss
li‘lorcncc iiradlcy. llcv. and Mrs. Muc-
kcuzic, tho Misses Thomas. Mr. and
Mrs. .l. S. .loncs Mr. and Mrs. A. ’l‘.
iiurr. ilcv. and Mrs. llarhydi. Miss Ed-
ith thclcr. Miss (.‘larn licach. Miss
(‘larlcc Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Seavcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wnkcman. Mrs.
Newton. Mrs. liazclton. Miss Wilcox.
Miss Mason. Mr. and Mrs. lsuac Wake-
man. Dr. F. i). Ruland. ll. ll. Sher-
wood. H. A. Williams, .l. iv‘. Corlimn.
WEST NOR WALK.
Li‘llll‘lli'lol' Samucl lilorchouse
the contract to shlnzle the llrookside'
chapel.
Mrs. Franklin chd and family are
in liaubury. visiting rcluilvcs and
friends.
Mrs. Addison chd and finally. of
Stamford. are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose ilcncdici.
licV. it. it‘. llumphrii-s, of South Nor—
walk Trinity Church. will hold service
in the Union chapel. Sunday. at 8
o‘clock.
’l‘hc ladies of thc l'nlon chapel will
hold a social and supper at the resi-
dence of William i". liurhum. ’i‘hnrs-
day evening. ‘
Cannon. 'i‘ofv.
Professor Jenkins of the Connecti-
cut Agricultural Experiment Station.
will speak at Cannon ilall, under the
auspices of the image. on Thursday
cvciung, Octobcr liilll. at 82:20 o‘clock.
’l‘lic nit-cling will be open to the pub-
lic. and u cordial invitation is extended
to all,
PARCELS POST.
Can! a Pound Rates and other Attrac-
tions.
si'i‘hc following circular was largely
distributed at the l'ianbury fair. lt
ilcals with a qucsiion about which
there arc two opinions. although the
plan dcscribcd‘ or one ucarly like it is
in use in oilicr countries.
l“ u r m e rs :
The Postal Progress league, with
Sci-rotary James 1.. (“.owlcs, li‘armlng»
ion, Conn, proposcs to secure a lucr-
cliundisc post, carrying produce at l
cent a pound on small parcels. down to ,
pi'l'liiips ‘35 ccntiz on a hull lmrrcl.
house to housc~- this. with insurance to
illi‘ vuluc of llli' pnrci-ls and a postal
currency for the payment of small ac~
counts. by mail. 3.
The schcinc is rapidly sccurinu the
support of Connecticut merchants and
manufacturers.
its cnuclincni into law will add mll~
lions of dollars to llli‘ vuluc of Con-
nccticnt farms.
(lur scrial publishers have for yours
scni tliclr mcrchandisc by post to their
cusimucrs, not only in the llnltcd
Hiatcs. but in Mexico and Canada. at
l cent a pound. in liliiil. over ~l2n,iibu.«
but) pounds.
What in good for lhcni is good for
you.
Farmers. indorsc this schcmc and
dcmaud its indorscnicnt by cvcry can~
diduic for congress. house and scoutc.
lio this and the now-usury lculsln-
lion will be passed by the next mn-
grcss. .
Addrcss .inmcs l.. (‘owlcin sccrciary
of the Postal l’rocrcss lcumic. Furni-
inuion. (loan. for particulars.
MR. CRONIN lN DENVER.
Edward Cronin. formerly draught.“-
illllli in tho Norwulli iron Works. who
n'cnt to llcnvcr. l.‘nl.. a your iii-Zn. has
nindc a wonderful rvcord in that place
Ed. was a clever plnyci‘
while in town but iic has far i“(‘lllii~ii"il
his previoun work this season. At
first he pitched a few games for the
Young Man's Christian Association
icon) of Denver and won these so hnlul-
lly that tho lilo Grandpa. of tho Dcuvcr
league, snapped him up. (if their
eleven namcn in hc lcnguo uorich, Mr.
Cronin plichcd in: on without a defeat.
Tho team did not lose a single numb ‘
in tho ccrlen. Mr. (‘rouin has writicu
to friends that he wniuhu about two
hundred ponndn and that he. had speed ‘
lo lnirn'durlng the «canon.
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COMiNG LUNAR ECLIPSE.
The greatest astronomical oven! of
tho prcucnt your in the total eclipse of
the moon, which occurs at about tho
midnight hour of Tlinrsdnl’. October ill.
The thrnc ccllpuou of thc sun which
mark tho, your wile arc all partial and
all invisible in this part of the world;
tlic‘totnl eclipses of the moon in April
but Was visible only to the opposite
homiuphorc. But the present cclipsc is
upon to the impaction of all who have
cumidcnt cniluisinnin to remain nwuku
long enough to watch it.
SISTER PASBED AWAY.
The many friends of Posimusinr
William ii. Marigold, of bridgcport.
will learn with ulncero regret at his
hornvcmcnt in the loan of his oulycin
tor. Mrti. Emma (3. ,~ f‘irccnlcuf. of
Springfield. Muse, who died at hot
home in thntwlly yesterday moraine
attor- a short illncnu from typhoid fen
vcr. Mrs. Grecninnf was a frequent
visitor to Bridttopori and had many
friends who will he grieved to hour of
her death. She icavca thrcc married
daughters and tvm sons.
W
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MR. OSBORN FOR REPREIENTN
‘TIVE
Norwulk Deluocrutc are utmost an.
unlmoualyin l‘VOl‘ otnomluntin Clar-
ence F. Osborn for represent“ vc. it
is feared. however. that Mr. Osborn
will no; run. He lactic-tic arrival in
New York with his family from n so»
learn in Europa today. 4 4
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has .
‘ BU v. oun.
«nonunuwuu‘un'ou
OlL HEATERS
alt
..Tlley are the hundiost thing in the
world. Will heat a room in a my me-
monis, Move it anywhere. bedroom.
bath room, collar or attic. Give you a
chick, ch‘t‘lnp heat. Once tried '. you
It will
save you nioncy and make home com-
wouid ncvcr be without onc.
forlablc. There are none better than
ours. We warrant them.
Comst-ock
Watkins
«81 Dow,
112 WASHNIGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.
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1 Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
A. ,Stull
COTTAGE AVE“ EAST NORWALK.
Phone 132.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a. very prominent branch or our
business.
The cxpcnsiveness 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 posi-
tion to manufacture at a less cost
than you can run a plant after you
get it.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F' G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WATER S T” SO. NORWALK.
1! . 3.. ~ 3% 7.:
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‘ DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ness, and that is by constitutional rcny‘
adios. Deafness is caused by an in-
ilamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inflamed you have u rumb
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed itchiness is
the result. and unless tho inflammation
can be taken out. and this tube re‘
stored to its normal condition. heaving
will be destroyed forovcr; nine cases
out of ten arc caused by cutnrrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition 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 circuv
lars. tree. _
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
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Beautiful
Designs
In
Are sometimes hard to (at. but the“
We
don’t want to learn boastful. but we
are proud oi! our stock. We worked
hard to not. it. We didn’t take what
was thrown to 11:. That is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Pulatinx, Pupor Hanging. Decorati
lug.
EEGorham".
10 mm Avenue. as? nonwnLK
w. cut nu.
are such thiuzl. nevertheleu.
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rwo IMPORTANT tac-
rons IN rmz (”sun/um
EIRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is conflagration
.prooi"?
SECOND
In your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. LA YTON.
Fir. insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwulk.
“Locust “Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and scriouc rcsulis. Sal-
uruto a piece of cloth. folded several
thicknesses, with Brlzilluu Hahn and
bind ovcr the bite. instant roller.
itcrnovc. in half an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as grass. This
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is 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
applied, so always keep it on hand.
Kills bcc. wasp or hornet stint: in one
second. Draggistn or scat quick. B.
F‘. Jackson and 00.. ludinuupollu.
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dint to mom: chino! limcmcmmuch u
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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 best security.
Connecticut General Life insurance
Company.
Frederick ll. Flold,
General Agent.
United Bank Building. South Norwalk.
Conn.
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Plumbing and Slum Hour
"In. '
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air ”Olflnfl.
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B'i‘OVEB AND RANGES.
SLATE AND. TIN ROOFING.
an and Steam Fitting.
Il‘ixiuroo. Metal Coiling. out
Runyon noon our stock of
RIOHMOND RANGE“
the Jonas, 3 llotciildu Gonna:
17 mm. STREET. NORWALK.
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3576931.”
Sumac! M. Culhhcrt. Wilmington.
Duh, uuyn: "One bottle of Brazililu
Balm has cured a bad case in tiny h-
vcr.” it never fails in Hay Favor, luv
votercte Comm. Asthma or Bronchl
tin and tan cured thou-ands of how
loud Concumptlvel. Only norm out»
minutor known to science. 26 and the
at draw-u.
CONNIPATION—JILII.
Bruiilun Bonn. used locally, cum
in on. wool: to m: cured. Ramon-
thc ludnmmntiou. Novor ma hum:
tim, only mum mutton war». 36
and 600 It diultim.
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You find them all they Ihould-‘lui.
PAINTING AND
mm nnnumo.
We're ruddy to do tho work.
in;
vigil!
wmoow ounces. 1?"
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morons shaman.
We makc It on In.
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DEQKER'
er wuniucron "new,
South Norwulk. ‘ ’ e
. Telephone ‘Oouncctlon.
‘Juti‘ius Brow.
Painter and Paper Hangar.
Stephen Wilcox. both on South,
‘ Main utreet,.wcro painted. by Q
in this manner over 9‘9. n y
no. They are still good.
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if 1 point it. My olpo, (filo
'- Main street. It
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VOLUMETER "scoop: . 91,1911. :
LATINO rLuuii VALVI‘. "'W‘ ;
A self adjusting pron-arc rigidities.
applied to a Flash Volvo ”crown”
direct pressure. Dicehnrns tho'lfliio
amount of water in the lung lump of
time, regardless of the land, or ’9“-
sure in service pin. “
See it in opention I! m dink!
room. ‘ .
Horace ll. llaih
Giuliani thin aniWeitStldii
1111111 rituals,
N0. 40 WATER STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK. GT.
nun-
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nick! and Coppcu
Plating '
Chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cow and all kind: of
‘ Metal Work Repaired
and Refinish“. ‘
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ANTIQUE BRONZINO.
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Brno Advertising 81ml.
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Steamers Eagle and City 0!
Nurwaik leave New York. Plot I3.
East River, “fleckman Sc. 3 9.23:.
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in; the night.
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AND "cannula; ,
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Norwalk Chronicler