If S. SO, GOOD.
That you almost Want ~10 match cold
for the pleasure of taking My White
Fina Expectorant. it‘s Pleasant. It
Cures. Money refunded if not satis-
factory. 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle.
‘ _T. l3. GRIFFIN.
'» \ bruaglct
205 "Washington at,
no land
(coin "ii.”hédl "will” "ill" 'éi'iililiu'éli.
last night, on business for Driiggist T.
is. Griffin.
Wiliain Loi‘ferson, of Second street;
has secured a position with the iladcl
Oyster Company.
Thomas Peterson, of Norwalk. Is
now one of the oyster opencrs at the
Radcl establishment.
The Crescent Laundry building In
boing decorated with a largo sign. .1.
W. Boatiy is do 5 the work.
The East Norwalk schools will be
closed tomorrow. to allow the teachers
to attend the convention at New Hu—
ven.
William Ashburke. of Norwalk. has
taken a position as opcncr in the Ru-
del shop on the Washington street
bridge.
Painter J. W. Ilcatty has a gang of
men at work painting two of thc hous-
es owned by H. C. Drake. on St. John
avenue.
Rev. J. W. Davis will have charge of
the regular wcckiy social scrvicc in
the Advent Christian Church. this
evening. ‘
Chandler, son of Thomas C. Lani—
hert, who has bccn sick the past six
weeks, is still ill at his home in Os-
born avenue.
M. S. Parlrick will receive orders for
wood to be bought of Morris Saunders.
at his cobbling shop on the Washing-
ton strcet bridge.
Captain George Bell and Eufrcd
iiincs. of this pluce. have secured a po-
sition as oyster opciicrs for Thompson
& (.‘oic, of South Norwnik.
A large flock of quail were soon In
East Washington strccl this morning.
Wallace Lewis tried to bring some of
them down, but failed to do so.
Theodore S. Glover, formerly of
East Norwalk. is spending a few days
with friends here. Mr. Glover is at
present employed in Bloomsburg, Pa.
Miss Addie Enson returned to her
home in Brooklyn. today. after u very
pleasant visit. the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Valentino, of East iivcnuc.
The many friends of John Hull were
delighted to sec him on the street
again this morning, after a sovcral
days' severe illncss. at his home in
Van Zandt street.
The Republicans of East Norwalk
will hold a mass mortiug. ucxt Mon-
day evening. in Itamlull's flail. for tho
pnrpoue of making preparations for the
ca'inpoign of the state election.
John Tylcr. of this placc. has bccn
clcctcd captain of the boys' brigade.
which is being formed among thc boys
under sixteen years of age from the.
South Norwaik Baptist Church.
Mrs. Charles hitch wid entertain the
Golden Rule Circle of King's Daugh-
tern. ,of the Norwalk Congregational
Church, tomorrow afternoon. at 3:30
o’clock, at licr home in Fitch street.
Woodie Walston. one of the.profcs-
sionai opencrs from Scar-lino. i.. l..
, broke the record yestcrday at the Ru-
del shop, by opening fifteen clippers
during the day. He cvcn thinks ho
can brat this record a frific.
William H. Aldrich, owner of the
handsome steam yacht “Zoraya.”
which came Into the harbor. bust night.
for coul,'apont the night with his wife.
and daughter. w l arc guests of Whit-
son Wheeler, of owun strcct.
The East Norwnlk football loam. un-
der Captain William Keen, will go to
Westport Saturday afternoon to try to
bring home the scalps of the crack
team of that place. 'i‘hc local boys
will go over on the. 1:20 truiii.
Superintendent Richard Bland is do-
sirous of having all the pupils of thc
advcnl. Christian Sunday school who
arc, to take part in tlic' mining mission-
ury.conccrt in attcndancc at the sea-
slou‘of the Sunday school next Sunday.
The house of Charles .B. Brcsscl in
Hartford Ploco whiohdn occupied by
Frank P. Self caught fire Tuesday of-
tcrnloon, a small blaze being discover-
ed ln'tlie chimney. The flro was ex-
tingplshad bcforo much damage was
done.
Rev. A. J. Smith. pastor of Grace
Methodist Egilscopnl‘phnrch. of Now
Haven.- and under pastor a like Elliil’.
Avenue Methodist Church.‘ ltli his
wife, was in East Norwulk. this storm
lag. and called on his sister. Mrs. M.
li‘. Dornrat her home in Rowan struct.
CdptalniRobt-rt Carr and Arthur G;
i..ovo,ioy roturncd illlil. night. from
Northport. l.. l.. whom they had been
Inthc farmer's uloop ”Ella May," after
a load .of furniture. 'i‘hey brought tho
furniture to South Norwulk. and plac-
rd If. at No. 20 Day street. whore Mics
ldmmn Carey. tlic owncr, will hereaf-
tcr reside. ,
Charles Knitting. of East Norwalk,
accompanied by his fuflicr and mother,
is now in Philadelphia. w'i'hey arrived
ycoiardny, from ,‘Wnllliuizton. Dot f 3.
whom thcy uttenddd the (i. A. n.1, -
cumpniunt mid viuiicd all the pit lo
buildiuim. They expect to stay in Phil-
adelphia until uftur they sco moat of
bill-i, historical cpotn about tun Quukor
' 3.x,
ifl‘horoul'nlrlkc is so uuur to u closc
that the Official Board of the must
n
ins, hint night. decided to take no ac-
tion in regard to a supply of coal for
thewrunarrcfrhere ill ribouti Wovto 8
of‘ilhll nocessury article loft in fit
him lit the church. and «tins-twilli lie
mama. to but until a 'lillpply ‘ nun « but»
cal-lid Illa. much lower figurethun the
mount prior. ' ~
other Lo . l Worker! Auxilhtrydi’ tho
, fil‘lfllflb’ Church “held *3 itin-
. _ Emmi.
l ill'
3’? the ”m
inns. Mi fruiting, a‘t-ina
Thorium Walsh. in can
ngav-‘Lfiiiunvwiushund
v rid-With piano mm;
in can Samuel Wendi“
m plinth duett. did this
ll mama to in! ’
defections
ll ‘3
,’ Eio v‘Norwulk.
‘Avenue Methodiut Church. Milt: meet:
Mrs. Bartram wore aiao hoard‘in n pl-
ano ducttw Ollt‘lvlll‘c‘w Iineiubor wnsyot— _
ed in. The owning; closed with for ‘
frcuhmcntil of cocoa and cake. .
Rev. Edward Cunningham and wife,
and Bistcr-in-law. Mrs. Abner Weed. ro-
turncd Tuesday night. from u very
pleasant eight days’ vacation trip,
upont at Washington. 1'). C. The party
visited the. various places of interest
in and without the city and report a...
vory pleasant trip. Mr. Cunningham
Wasi‘ospcciaily intorcstcd. in tho con.
grcsuionnl. library and thinks that a
visit to this library is well worth the
cost of the trip. 'i‘lic bountiful urchi-
tccturo of the building is more apt to
annual to the fusion of most pcoplo
than the hundreds of thousands of
volumes Inside.
ROW/l YTON.
George Minor has resigned his posi»
tion on the. stoomcr Iintc C. Stevens.
The Junior 'lkiuguc will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Miss L‘HHO Raymond. of the west
side, has taken a position in Dennis do
Blanchurd‘s straw works. in South ..or-
walk.
Franklin Lynch, who had a barn
burncd sonic limo ago, In having an
addition bliiit on the small burn. and
will have a place for his cattle. Win-
field Grant is doing the work.
The lilmoro family returned to
idli‘cilmonL yesterday. aftercpcnding
the summer months in Edward Mills-
paugh's residence in Crockett street.
Mrs. Gilmore and children had dinner
yostcrday at tho Clifford, South Nor—l
walk. I
The Ladios' Aid Society of the Third
Methodist Episcopal Church gave a
New England suppcr in the Sunday"
school room of the Church. last night,
and the affair was a genuiuc successr
from cvery point of view. The tub'osi
werc handsomely decorated with }
fruits. vcgctnbles and flowers and the:
Iadics in atlonduncc (lid all"‘iii thclri
power to makc it pleasant for all. This I
viuiids wcrc deliciously prepared. and}
there was an abundance of everything, i
The. President of the society In Mrs.‘
Kate 'l‘liomes. '
M I.
warm/urn NOROTON. I
Rufus Waterbury is now employed
for lluncc Poolcy. chopping wood.
Dr. R. A. Il'iucilonuld has union um!
local agency for the New York Trib—.
and.
Mr. and M rs. Abcl Duncc entertained .
Mr. and Mrs. Benton. of Ni-wnrk. N. .l.. I
over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert liontou. and fiilllgilil‘l‘.‘
Hazel. of South Norwulk. are gucstw'
of Mrs. C. O. Myers, of Ncw slrrct.
The town board of school visitors
will mrct this evening, in tho scient—
inen‘s oillcc, for the purpose of organ-
izing. .
'I‘lioniiis Flanagan is assisting at .
Liveryniun ticorge S. llailcy's stables,
while (.‘Iicstor Ii. Finch is enjoying a
vocation.
".1. li‘. Haggcriy and WIN cnjoycd n
drivc ycsicrduy. with Mr. iiagucrfy's‘
iicw horse. and runabout. and called on "
friends in South Norwaik.
Miss .lcunie l... Fairbanks. of anic
uvcnnc. is spcndiiiiz a few won-kn iii the
home of her brother. William Ii‘uir-
banks, in Brnnfcrd. Conn.
in the Methodist Church. last owning.
was wcll ultcildcd, and provod of much
lntcrcst and liclp. Ilcv. .I. I.. Guern-
sey had charge of the meeting. as usu-
iii.
Prof. A. ll. Guernsey Intcnds to go,
to New York. next Monday. to spend a 1
Wood with friends in that city. and
llrookiyn. He makes thc trip on spec-
iul invitation of several of his iniimntc
friends. .
Captain Burt Ferguson and his foot-
ball team will go to Stamford. Sulur» ‘
day aftcrnoon. to try conclusions with ‘
tho tcom front the Mdi‘l'lii Business.
college. The local cicvcn expects to:
return with the college boys" sculps. I
Eagle Hook and Ladder Companyf
iicitcd about $40 as tho result of their I
harvest festival and donor iii'itl recent—
ly. This sum will he used by the. com- I
puny towards dci'raying the expcuses
(fit raising tlic truck housc to two stor-
on.
The Junior League is to hold a so-
cial at tho Methodist parsonage this
owning. and the affair promises to bc
n big success. ’l‘herc will be a short
musical and iitcrary program. afteri
which lhc young pcoplc will disposc of ‘
Icc crcum, cake und randy. . i
W. W. iluliurd. of Ullii plucc. was
chosen sccretnry of both llic sonmoriul ‘
and probutc l‘lllll’t‘iltilil‘lli. hold ycstci’»
day at Stamford. ii. A. MacDonald.
tho other delegate, is on the ucnatoriai i
committee. which unincs tho date and I
place of the convention two years:
hciicc, 1
Charles W. Morey. who owns it hund- .
conic residence at the lowrr and of;
Main street. hurl purchased the farm
of Andrew Thomas Waterbury. at Ox
Ridge. including 175 norm. and intends
to convert it Into ii stock farm. Ebb,
tenslvc improvements will be mudc‘
about thc proporty.
Becrcfhry Cilal‘lt‘ffli l‘). Mine. of tho
Stutc ‘flourd of Education, is expected
in Dnricn. curly ncxt work. probably
Monday evening. when to will meet
with the members of the Library Aa-
sociatlon. and make arrangements for
the transfer of the new books offered
by tho ctntc to the. Darius library.
The regular wcckly prayer service
- Frederick Cliudorton. thu tonrorial
artist, is u bcttcr barber than Woodla-
man, all he found out to his sorrow
cutaway. Mr. Chimeric With out in
in back yard yrnterd ' aftcrfi on.
tackling his wooupiic Willi, an mm W on
file wcopon slip cd and: chino down
hard on the thu b of his loft ‘iuind.
Tuo blow piurcmi tilf‘lll‘ todlm bouc and
a haudagc will be ncocuiiury for sever-
al wackh.‘ . '- : '
Anson Pliclpu Stokcsi and family
Miro-been residing at Coiieuder'a Point
bingo their~ return from} dflm’dln‘ the
upper St. Begin. in the ddironducks.
early this month. A large force. of
min is employed on Mr.IStokcs‘ new
placerhut it 'la‘aaid thatilijccnnot ho
nhiulfed‘ln time for next season. it,
is to be‘ larger than Mr. flicker" place
at ,‘bcnax,"wlifch' Was looked upcn as,
one of the “moist cxtcniiivo country
pinch; dn‘lhc country. Aside from his,
p‘liuié u Coliendcr's Point. Mr. Stokes
bin: be. ‘ htdidurge farm in Daricn.
" rhtihggft. I _
* “Fairbanks horse took a
an ”run 'i‘uciidiiyaftcrnoon.
ad linen Working in
t the minim «tied in,
iie‘dia limit militia,»
' no pm or
. y; , .
9‘
‘l’urrly is now
. i‘rr-i that on his roccnt visit to the lion I “-
‘. bury Fair. lic ncrcpicd lilt‘ African I _
i Ilodgur proimsitiou, and countcd tliroci "
standing, and, breuliin, the bitching
rope, started on u livrly ran towards
Durban and didn't stop until uhc cumi-
into Mr. li‘illl'ililllks' yard, on Muplc
uremic. 'l‘hcrc the animal and car-
rlagc coliidcd with a wagon refunding,
in thc yard. and tho ilOI‘b‘C clinic to a
standstill. but only long enough to
fire Ilt‘l'ili’lf from both wagons. She.
then cautcrcd out into the lot, where
she was later caught. The liorsc was
not Injured, while the only damage
was the brcuking of the shafts on the
wagon.
'i‘iic l‘i‘vllflillllliltil’ln of Judge Frodrr- ,
ick C. Taylor for the Probate Office, is, ‘
wc hciicvc. in thorough accord with
tho unanimous cxpcrtulion and dcslrc
of the. llcpiibliciins of Stamford illlll
Iiaricii. comprising ihu district. More
than that. wc brilcvr that many Dum-
ocrats of iiiiluriicc and standing in
that party will iici-cpt and practically
act on tho principle flint the pcoplc of
the District cannot do better than .to
keep the, office in the hands of a gun-
lloinnn who has so abundantly proved
his fitness for its duties. The inter-
est with which It has to deal arc all
ways important and often peculiarly
so. it is a place for on attciitIVc.
ccurtcous. iulclliizenf. and, above all.
a frinlworthy incumbent. and in .ludgc
'l‘aylor It has all that. and morc too. of
the sonic sort, it is hardly too much
to speak of his administration as ideal.
’I Ill' Ilisiricl Is fortiiliiilc in tho oppor—
tunity to continue it for uuolhor 'torin.
«Stamford Advocate.
“is it a burn? llsc Dr. 'l‘liomgis’
":l‘it‘f'il'lt‘ ()ii. A cut? Use Dr. ’I‘hom-
iis‘ lrlclcclric Oil. Ask your druggists.
WESTPORT.
Captain S. G. Fuircliild. of Rod flank.
N. .I.. is visiting lricnds born.
I. ll. Hubbcli and wife, of Newlowu.
.‘arc gucsts at tho home of F. B. Hub
boil, Canal street.
Aspcluck Lodge, K. of 1)., met 'l‘ucrr
day night llllli woi‘kcli lhc svcolid and
third dcgrccs on one candidate.
Frank C. Coley and wife. of New Hu~
Will, and .inmcs E. t‘olcy, of llamdcn,
arc guests of the home of Ambrose S.
iluribull,
A illliliilf‘l‘ rcprcsciiling tho Molhir
dist Church in Siiiignliick ultcmlcll u
rcccptlon given by lilt‘ Ladii-s' Aid So
«duty of tho Norwalk Mclhodist Church
Viilbl night.
"horn is talk among some of fill"
‘l’tilllliz. mun of Sungatuck of organizing
in basket liuII loam iiii-ro.
.dliili-ully is to find udcuunlc zit-coiiimo
‘daliuiis in which to practicc.
Tlic (’ilil‘f
The annual Iini‘vcst fcslIvaI of lbc
Mt'iiiodist t‘Iitii'rIi opcncd ’l‘nt‘sdiiy
night In tho church parlors and provml
highly ciilvrluiuiiig, :1 program of gun
l’i'lli iiilcrcsf dividing llic honors with
:l fciisl that, l'Xl'liill'ti Iii vurin-fi' and
prcpnrulion any previously nivcn.
“Ilcnti Shin Doug" Is what Douglas
cuiicd. all due to tho
film's out of flvv, making the ncgro
wincc and rulirr- from businoss for u
[llll(‘.
Miss .lullu Adams Is substituting for
Miss Holcn E. Mix. who was hastily
Slllllllltilll‘tl to iwr Ironic in Mormon by
"W tlt‘illil of bor fulhcl‘. who was kiilod
by an cxprvss train in Wullingi‘ord.
Saturday. Miss Mix is tciir'lii‘r of tho
primary dcpartnicnt at Union school.
Davis Morris has ossnmcd liit‘ loud-
crsbip of tlic choir of Holy Trinity
Church. Mr. Morris is perfectly fain-
lllnr Willi the, work. having had largo
cxpcricncc in tho city of l’liiludclpiiiu.
His musical rupuliiliilcs arc always
f known to Wcstpori peopio. lloiy Trin-
lily is to bc congratulated upon his no
3
' Pec‘tbr’al
One dus’c ‘at bedtime ‘ pre-
vents night Scougiis of'vchii-
~dren. Nocroup. -“’"""°°~
0 all. Mun.
Cherry
. LYON'S PLAINS.
Mrs. ll‘runk Lyon spent Sunday with
ilm' sister in Bethci. .
Mrs. Ii‘ruiik Nucc. of l‘hiludciphiu, in
i visiting John Williams and family.
Miss lilthcl nulmon is homc again.
gflfffll‘ a Visit of several days In Dan—
, bury.
Mrs. James Smith. who has boon
Iquite III for a week, with grip. is infill!)
iabic to bo out.
Miss Miiinic Lyon rcturuod homo
sSuiiduy. from a visit of suvurui works
iwIIIi licr aunt in llctuel.
Minn Alimx MC'I‘\Vill.v of Norwalk.
‘slicllt eevei‘al (11in last work. with rcl~
Intivcs hero. and at Viliit‘y Forge.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘lioiunii 'I‘rcadwcll cob
iobraicd thc sixtccnili miiiivcrsury of
lhcir inarrlugiI on 'I‘ucsduy cvcnlng.
li‘rcdcrick Siliiniiii and family spent
two nights with I.. ll. Hoyt last Week.
returning to tthr home in llrldgcporl.
Sunday.
licnry Nichols clinic home last
Thursday, returning to Danbury on
Sunday. he reports butting brisk ill
prcsciit.
I
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NOT A CASE READY.
Judge Gager Forced to Adjourn Super-
ior Court-Common Pleas Cases.
Not unlike former opening terms of
llir- Siipcrlor court. is that which .ludgo
Gugcr Is holdinu. Tlicrc \\'Cl't>.il\‘e as-
signments yesterday, but there. wasn't.
ii cusp. ready for trial. and court. was
adjourned iiiiiil this morning. The
ilircc cases assigncd for today Wcro
made, undcr protest of counsel. and
with a sort of understanding that if
tlicy .wci‘c rout-bod, u postpoucnionl.
would be granted. so it Is doubtful if
Illicrc will be any busiiicss for tho
icourt until Friday's short calendar.
In llic court of Common Pleas, .Iudnc
I, ll. .l. (‘urlis hoard thc case of the Nor»
jwalk Heating 8: Lighting Company :19.-
‘ainsl iluvinin ll. Vernon. oi. al. In
.wlili'h tiic plaintiff concr-rn sucks to
:liuvc the dcfciidunls rcmoyn buildings
IwIiIt'li lhcy claim (‘lll'f‘llill‘h on flicir
ipropcriy about lwclvc foul. In tho
ijustirp court judcmcnl was given or-
idcriiig tho rciiiovnl of tho buildings.
land 1116‘ llt‘ft‘lllilllllS nppculcd. The par-
ilios belong Iii Norwiilk. and ill? disput-
icd property is there. iluriburt & Dn-
gvis for plaintiff. uuiLJudgc Wariicr for
I lilo dcfcnsc.
, _.___._,__CM......
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
. Midiliill‘lN, (ll-l iii.‘“f\l llic scsslon
inf llu- (‘oiiiicclirut slulc branch of tho
‘Ali‘it‘l‘If'illi l“('(lt‘l'llillill of Labor. doll»
lumps from tho ruiious locul unions
. mudc rcporls. and a number of rcsolir
lions of ii l‘ullllllt‘ clini'ut'tcr wore oil'i-n
‘cd and ri-forrcd to ill" coiiiniiltoc on
. rvsoiutioiis. 'i‘l‘l‘.l:~lil‘l'i' (‘oiiuoily fill“
Iwurdcil to Scrrctur) Wilson, of tho
, i'iillcd Miuc Workers the $000 which
,wns mind. The rcpori of State Ur‘
inunizor O'Ni-il. of Bridgeport. shown
I liw loful numbcr of unions in im 11:.
ith a membership of lo.l3-l.
an Fiiil THE
BliWElS
if you haven‘t a. rumiiar, healthy inovruignt of tho
bownlu i-von‘ day, you're in or ml hr. hoop you:
lmwidunprn.uullbc \Vcil. liori'oJli iiu lt‘hfliuillr \lll
lent pliniu orpiii pnlmn. I»- duiicurouu. iiic nuionlb
eat. I'llllluhl. mmi. purinui pity of kcrpiiig iliu buwcla
:Ii-ar and claim In in tulip i
CANDY
GATHARTIG
, timed ranch lb‘c‘wreh ’HERE.
Mission to this position.
CHOLERA EPIDEMlC SPREADS.
.Ii-JRUSAIAGM. October lilw'l‘hc cpl-I
dcniic of cliolt‘ru is sprcading rapidly i” .m WM“. m, im- “u.
l
in Palomino. ’l‘bc city which has gill»? callh. Aililrouii ‘ . .
m...” ”1,, mm, ”ms for I” Gaza 48:878Rlalllli nunrnv mum. riliuw or m roux.
when nu Billiiil uni
boon fill in 40 douihs daily.
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
l‘iruannl. I‘n Mulllr, l’olcnt. 'l‘nnlclloml. Dntiond,
4‘ Non-r Hickcii, Vcnkcii or llrlpc.10 r... nudbil cunil
'II‘ Mid boobicl on
I ' 42:1
ANNOUNCEMENT
T0 INVESTORS:
Mine La Motto Load d: Smelling Company owns 37.6” acres of ground
located to Madison and St. Francois Counties Southeastern Missouri. Of
that tool 13,544 ACRES ARE KNOWN T0 Bic HIDAVIIA’ MINERALIZEI).
Only 20 acrcs liavo been developed by thoundergrouad workings, and about
67 north; huvc rucolvdd attention on the unrfucc. , '
The mines are producing today, under very limiter] operation. more than:
$00,000 it your. The 'nwsouu management Is now installing machinery
and iiuprovcmontn that will swoil this annual output to AT LEAST $500.-
000. Prudent shafts and drifts lace. in eight are cnough to tax all ayaiiubio
machinery for centurion. ilillm outing from tho calculation all revenue from
agricultural. tliiibcring and migrellanooua sources. the property will earn a
film! ample to pay immennc diving ndsannuully on the capitalization.
investment In such a pro‘zilsltion as this does not in any sense border
upon speculation. Stocks in this corporation is an ourcfiiill promoted on a
(lovurnmcnt bond. illnco if is offered toyou at a figure considerably below
par, you can ho uncured of several times the ordinary rate of income.
Mule in Motto has been far more than a century one of moment funi-
uuii load producers In the country. itiu the only mine today‘pmduciug and
shipping Nickcl and Cobalt regularly. Its "Anchor Brand” of Pig bond has
boon tho ntundard of lhc-murkct fir years. ,
The eatntc, mine and plant have been under private owucrahlp and con-
troi until now. From this limo forward filo output of tho lu'hporty will lw
Incrcuncd as rapidly as iiiodoru machinory and nlothods can ho lustullud it
do it. l’rcsnnl. cnruiunn culture annual dividcnda of at local 8 bur ocul. mil
par, and iiuildc nix months this will be doublud. r
v
.4
t
A umuii block of‘slook in hereWith offered for sale at ”.60 pel‘
‘ than) (par vniuo 810). The amount put out It thin figure will
be vary limited.» immodlnto inventors can m-ke good, prom.
both on income and on riot: in va‘iurof main * f
A large number of reprcuontative'Conncctlcut investors have‘ already
made careful personalinupoctlon of property and plant. We w ll place you
in touch with them. or if you or any 0i your'frlenda will under a your own
personal invautfgntlon we will submit proposition to defray all exocrine In-
curred to same. Wojlhtll'ask you to do no businuus‘ with uu union? you,
may be absolutely llfl‘llflod in: to lilo surety, integrity and profit of th s in-
Vosliuonf. .
i , . i ..,. ml .3“, ‘. J. . ' W.
WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULA an. Expert lleports and Liars}. of Connor?
tlcul references. Addroair lhquirioa and make checks payable to. the’order o
I
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EL PASO', ’i‘ox.r0(it.*l.(i.~—~Commuud-
or J. l). Bnyniau, ll noted floor fighter,
is burn on routc’to Mexico City to con-
fur with President Diuz, relutivc to a
large tract of land in Mexico to be
colonized by Boer rofugces. Hp. "was
accompanied by E. liucvc Morrit . seer
rotary of tho Union Trust Company. of
New York, and Marshall llond, of the
clinic city. ticucrul Suyinan said he
was going to Mexico at the suggestion
or Dr. Mnlior. town)! of ‘lho Orange
li‘roc stoic, who vi-iitcd Mexico “tout
livomonths ago. ’
--BTOP THAT COLD.
or it may rusult in Pnou‘monia. Bra-
zilian Mini is breaking up Colds when-
eveg. tried, almost without exception.
10; 5, 50c and $1.00 bottlos. 'i‘lio Clif-
ford, Unxtor's or Pluistcd's. “
.-
FIRST LIEUTENANT VANDERBILT.
.NEW YORK, Oct. iii.»Compuny l).
Twelfth rogimciil, N. G. S. N, Y.. has
unanimously elcctcd Cornelius Vandoi»
biit first lieutenant. He has been
idontiiicd with the regiment somc timc
us ncrond licutonant of Company ti.
AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
LONDON. Oct. lit—«The engage-
ment is. announced 01‘ Alice Ward.
daughtcr of the late A. ll. Ward. of
Boston. Mass. to Captain Cyril Black-
burn ’l‘cw, of the British army.
Save Coal!
. PW pun. ‘_
m», ‘ . "wow «wow».
OIL HEATERS.
””OW”OOQOOQ””W
)
They are the hundicst thing in the
world. Will beat a room in a few mo-
merits. Move it anywhere. bedroom.
bath room. collar or attic. Give you a
quick, cheap bout. Once lrlcd you
would ncvcr bu without one. it will
save you money and make home, com-
forliiblc.
Olli'li.
There are none better than
We warrant them.
Qomstock
Watkins
8: Dow,
11é WASHNIGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.
Speciol Sale
Volunteer Flour
550 bag
A. Stall
COTTAGE AVE“ EAST NORWALK.
Than. 183.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensivenosu of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a. money
milking article. Such being the
case. consult us. We are in a posi-
tion toinunul‘dcllire «to loan cost
thannyou can run a plant after you
go . .
THE G.“ N. 'MCKIBBIN
M’ F G CO.
V. a. THOMPSON. pamper.
50 WATER .57., sowonng.
_.Locuot Elton, .
vi. ,i . , g .« .E
The bite of the locust, kissing bull
and spider are polsonoaa and producc
very painful and norloua resultl. ‘- 8w
unto a, piece of“ cloth, folded. auroral
thicktm‘iiel, with Brizlliun. Kuhn 'and
bind ‘cver the plum. inntuui. rebut.
Remove in hulf an hour and you Will
flail a drop, on green its gran. . Thin
in the poison whichihu been ail/drawn
on and the trouble in over. This in tho
any thing in the world we know-'0!
thutlwill‘dothil. 'lliqulilly effective for
utilize and mad Jacobite, ll instanti
mood, so always lanthanum .
ils bee. warm or bomotptinz in one
uccohd. ,Dmuim “or unit mulch.
it. Jackson nod (30.. indiancpoiiii.
. unworthy mum,
rumour.“ .
, ‘ 0.70»
Ammonia _
is
_ unwaumgytfi... a.~wmahmmwwm . vi» 1" _ .
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f. ‘
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ii} North M
h.
B:
DEAFNEBB CANNOT BE;CURED .
by local applications. asvthey cannot
ranch the diseiisod portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
ncsa, and that Is by conuiitutionui rein~
odics. Dcui'iiosa in ruuscd by an In.
ilumcd condition of tho mucous lining
of. the Eustucliiuu Tuhc. When this
: tube gets iiiiiumod you have a. rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it in cutircly closed deafness Is
the rcilult. and unless the. inflammation
can bu taken out and this tube re.
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will bc destroyed forcvcr; nine canon
out of ten are cuiisod by caturrh;
which is nothing but an inflamed con.
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar:
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circa
lars. free.
F. J. CHENEY do CO...Toiedo. 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best.
"Beautiful
Designs
- In '
Wall Paper
Are Iometimea hard to get. but there
ore Inch thinn. nevertheless. We
don't want to seem boastful, but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
hard to not it. We didn't take what
wu thrown to us. That is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decorat-
inl-
EEGorham,
10 Flu! AVON". EAST NORWALK
hi. Cl]! Ill-I.
TWO IMPORTANT rile.
TORS IN FIRE INSURANCl
FIRST "
Are you insured in a strong
company that is conflagration
proof"?
SECOND
In your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. Li! YTON.
Fir. insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwalk.
IF YOU ARE ll 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. Field,
General Agent.
United Bank Building, South Norwalk,
Conn.
a... ’ ‘ ‘.'..;.
Plumbing and Slum Hut
Inn.
Harv Warn floating.
Hot Air manna.
213mm AND RANGES.
aural nun rm nooriua.
on out! Slum Fitting.
on}, Final-on, mm Coiling, ole.
- havo’ybu'naon cur Itock‘of
RICHMOND RANCIUf
“our...“
no m o impala” osmium
17 WAnLo'mnm‘. Nonvunic.
..., ..A....4v- .... ,..., _ .u...x......................u.............. .
., Hay Fever:
Blinuel‘ M. Cuthhert. Wilmington,
Dob. can; ‘,'Ona bottle of Brazilian
Balm fun cured: bad case 0. liny l‘o.
var." it never fail: in Bay ramm-
vatente Cntnrrb. “than; or Bronchi-
tin and has cured thousands or hope
ion Courumptfvau. Only germ extol-v
minntoigknown to calories. 25 and lilo
It drwm. .
, _“conn'_ruuariou~mu.
Bruin-in Balm. and locally. cum
in on. not to utny cum. unmove-
tlio intimidation. Never use prim.
tim,‘oniy mm mutton mm. as
'm‘ Quail-i-
«prom-u
(bu minnow
will,“ min m
ndaflo m! Imus“. v. "j
. NOTICE. “
i‘imissinij unis":
Notice is hereby given that tho so- ‘ __
icctnicn and town clerk of the town of
Norwalk will hold a session in the
Town Court Room, on Wall street, in
the city of Norwalk. on Friday, the
17th day of October, 19034, from '9“
o'clock a. m. until 8 o‘clock p. 11)., for
the. purpose of examining the qualifica-
tions of electron. and admitting to the
clcctor's oath tIiOse who shall be found
qualified. and, by public adjournment.
will be in session for the some piir~
poses, at, the police rooms. on Haviiai‘ ’
strcct South Norwaik, Monday Oslo
her 20th, from 10 o'clock a. m. lliltl- 13
o'clock p. m.; and Wednesday, 0c. “bur
22d. from 2 o'clock until 8 o’ci cl:
p. m.; and unless all outcrod.
on the. first list as “to be m3u0,"‘
whose rights Shit” appear to have mar'
lured. shall have hccn admitted or re
jcctcd. said scloctmen and town .Iork
will hold a session in said Town Court
room on Wall street. for said purposes,
on Friday. October 24th, 1902. from 9
o'clock a. in. until 8 o‘clock p. in. and
not afterwards except that if it an
pours that the rights of any pension on
the first list under the title or ”to be
made" will mature after said i-‘riday.
October 24th. 1902. then and in that
case said sclectmcii and town clerk
will bc in session in said town clerk‘s
office on Monday. November 3d, 1902,
from 0 o'clock a. in. until 5 o’clock p.
m., and not afterwards. for the pur-
pose of admitting such persons.
Dated at Norwaik, the 13th day of
October, 1902.
JAMES A. BROWN, ‘
SAMUEL LYNES, j
WILLIAM B. REED, .'
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk. 1
HERBERT R. SMITH, 5
M3 12f. Town Clerk.
W
J unius Brown
Painter and Paper lingo.
Pun Whit. bud old lint ,
mind by hand will wear twig.
as long and cover douhlovlnr-
fnce as machinery mixed. The
house of William Starch: and of .
Stephen Wilcox, both on Cough ‘
Main meet. were puintudby‘lio
in this manner our eleven your:
ago. “hey are stilg‘gcgd. 1!
Your on" w an um
if 'l paint it. My ofl‘lceffl’i‘ohgl'”
Main street. My ruldoiico, II"
Elm Giro“ Itroot. . ,
A Flush
Valve.
Noiaoloufclo' wifiom fu- n n
tor hammer. to no ton].
THE IDEAL ‘
vowunu .i-nlzsunl «no.
LATINO FLUOH VALVI.‘ ; y.
‘ self adjuuting prunuurum.
applied to a Flush Volvo open!“ {by
direct pressure. ' mum”: 'tlio um
amount of water in the limo Inn] of
time, reg-rm" o! the hold or pro.-
aurb‘ in aortic. pin. '~ ‘ 3
Sec it hippo-nun ll cull-pm
fluid ' Ii. Nash
Gulluilrlfiiiiunfulfilled
Niilaiiiaiuwus,
NOAH WATER STREET.
COUTH NORWALK. CT.
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SOLOMON SCAM. Maiuger.
Gold, Silvar."‘Nlcltol and ‘00"
Phillip - "
Chaudclieru. Hundlroill, ionic".
Bird Cage- and all kinda a!
Metal Work Repaired
(Ind Ronni-bud.
ANTIQUE scanning.
Metal film of ovary domiption.
’ Bun Advertising Sign.
filial ‘ Order: 1": épohhlty.« . ‘
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