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That you almost want to. patch cold
for the pleasure or taking My White
Pine Expectorant. it's Pleasant. it
Cures. Money refunded if not satis-
factory. 250, 50c and $1 per bottle.
T. B. GRIFFIN.
\rerI‘ug lot ,
Washington at“, '
“a...” .
205 ,
MST . H, Prophctt, of Sufilcld. is
the guest of Mrs. Charles ll. llakor.
206 East avenue,
Joseph Luckwood, of East Norwalk,
has left the employ of the ltadel oyster
company as opener. ‘
George Harris, of the Washington:
street bridge, is suffering from a large
boil on bill right hand. ‘
Mrs. Henry Kocler, of East Nor-
walk. spent Tuesday with her dauglp
ter, Mrs; John A. Finch. in Darieu.
Oscar ll. Curtis and family and Mr.
Anderson, of Winfield strcct, have
moved to Woodward avenue, South
Norwaik.
Sixteen boys from this place are now
holding special drills each day pre-
paratory to their taking part in the
play “Brownies in Fairland," to be
given by the Y. M. C. A.
A bow of merry teachers from the
East Norwnlk schools gathered in thc
East Norwalk~station this morning and
took the train for New Haven. where
they will attend the state teachers‘
convention.
it is stated that Rev. Charles T.
Coerr has handed ln'his rcslguatiou as
rector of St. Paul's Mission, the Same
to take effect January 1. and after that
date the Mission will have to look for
a new leader,
The social service in the
Christian Church was well attended
last night. The meeting was conduct-
cd in the little room of the church by
Rev. .l. W. Davis and proved of nails-
ual interest and help.
The Epwortl) League of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold a
sociable next Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Simona. in \Vlnflcld
street. An entertaining program con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and recitations is being prepared.
Mr. and Mrs. James L'Hommedieu
had the pleasure of entertaining licv.
A. J. Smith and wife, of New Haven.
at dinner yesterday at their home in
Seaside Place. The genial pastor and
wife made a flying trip, returning to
the Elm City yesterday afternoon.
Miss Tillie Larsen was tcudcrcd a
surprise party last evening by about
twenty of her young friends at her
home on the Washington street bridgc,
Miss Tillie proved a most agrccablc
hostess and the guests spcnt tho cvc-
ning very pleasantly with games and
music. A fine collation was’scrvcd.
The Junior Band will hold its rogu-
lar weekly meeting this evening at
7:45 in the parlor of the East Avenue
Methodist Church Percy Griffin will
be the leader and at the close those
present will have a short social time.
Last Friday there was a good attend
once and tonight it is expected that
there, will be a much larger number
present.
Theodore S. Glover, of Bloomfield.
Pa. formerly of this place. was ex-
nmincd by Dr. F. 13. Baker. Wedncs
day night at his office. 'l‘hc doctor us-
cd his X-ray machine in making an ex-
am' ation of Mr. Glover's chest. Sonic-
tlm, ago Mr. Glover burst a blood
vessel in this part of his body. caused
by a strain. Dr. Baker says there is
a slight clot on the left side. but this
will gradually pass away. Tbc exam-
ination was witnoSsc'd by scvcral
frlcnds of Mr. Glover, who were shown
the intricacies of thc mat-bloc.
licv. .l. W. Davis is cudcavorlug to
sccurc Mr. and Mrs. ilownrd Malonc.
who have just returned from China.
whcrc they have been cngagod in mis-
sionary work. to speak to thc mcmbcl‘s
of tho Advcnt Christian Church ouc
\vcck from Sunday evening. Mr. Mn»
lonc will dclivcr an address next Tucs-
day \‘vcnlug in the Advent Church at
Bridgcport. and and it is cxpcclcd that
he can bc sccurcd to speak hcrc the
following Sunday. lloth Mr. Maloun
and wife are able lcoturcrs and thc
church would undoubtedly be lillcd the
night. they are here.
R OW! YTON.
Mrs, David Gould. of Logan slrcct. is
thc guest of relatives in New Canaan.
Stevens and Cushman are doing
some painting on the Moody house.
East avenue, Norwulk.
Mrs. Andrew Mills has rctnrucd
from (lrccupolnt, where she went to
attend her brother‘s wedding.
Edward H.‘Whlto spout yesterday
In New York on business In connection
with the suit of White vs. White.
which will soon come to trial.
The Salvation Army had charge of
the services In the Baptist Church,
last evening. and a very spirited and
helpful meeting wastha result.
James iii. Stevens. of Ponnoycr
street, is tearing down the chimney on
lllureaidence Ind replacing it with a
new one. Mr. Stevens is being assist-
cd by his son. Edwin l.. Stevens.
The lllblo school of the Methodist
Episcoml Church will hold the usual
weekly pleating tonight. A‘lnrao at,
toudnuce is deairmi.‘ The subject for
discussion will be tite‘ilook of faxoduo.
A carry-ll loud-or the min; people
of the Sons of ‘ atpgrauco went to,
chiporl Inst night and attended a
district meeting in that place. Thcy
arrived home about)! o'clock this mop
ulna. , '
Peter Martin, whose son Farrell has
purchased the house recently, owned
by Frederick If. illusion. of South Non
walk, has taken possession of that real-
donoe. moving his hmliyla the first
of the week.
Edward lilispaugh, will} rented his
house to the Gilmore family this sum»
mar. and who .mkled with Mr. and
Mrs. William Denali. wan street.
during that time. has moved his family
haul: to their own home. ,
The public school is closed lesion
with the exceptlbu of Ilsa Stevenson's
room. 'Mlfi Stevenson has had the
room but! It short time, and profound
ton-tonnhjimtm or going to the cans
melon ‘In New Haven m
' That): ' .
tubal!
Advcnt
.' Brooklyn.
Mr. Green left has boon obliged to
close it and seek a moroproaporous
and. .2, . g. a
"Bantam “swallows.
Mrs. Henry Wallace, of 'Not'oton. is
i.
It. Fremont Smith sold the eagle he
captured, in llarlon, at the Danbury
Pair. ‘ r v . .
. "Miss Alice Hodges, of Stamford, was
thc guest of litre. Johan: Finch, on
Silutitiy.- ‘ ’ ” ' ‘
Mrs.‘il‘lcl‘lougul loft last week. for a
visit with Mrs. George Ill. (loodcvc. in
{’l‘hefllit’tle daughter oer. and Mrs.
R. 1'). Lyon has rcccivcd‘ the name of
Dorothy Harrict.
Selectman Charles G. Waterbury and
daughter. Miss llclcn. spent Wednes-
day in New York.
Andrew T. Waterbury and family, of
()iritidgc, have moved to his residence
in Newton Heights.
Mrs. Henry Northrop left Tuesday
morning. for a visit with Mrs. David
Mather, in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Mary id. Finch will return this
wcck from her trip to Johnstown. N.
Y.. and New York city.
A harvest festival and sale will be
held at St. Luke's l'dpiscopal Church.
Wednesday and ’l‘bursday.
Mrs. J. (7. Mother. of‘Noroton, visit-
ed hcr nuni. Mrs. Charles E. Whitney.
of lirooksldc avcnuc, Tuesday.
Mrs. George Oberlauder returned
'l‘ucsdny from her visit with relatives
in New York and New Jersey. ‘
John ii‘icket and Horace Whitney are
repairing Andrcw 'l‘. Waterbury‘s res-
idence and burn at Noroton Heights.
Mrs. Lucretia Townes, of Noroton.
spcut Monday in Stamford, with her
daughter, Mrs. Rcld. in South strcct.
Misses Georgie and Addie‘Whltnoy
have been spending a few days with
tbcir unclc. L'lllll‘iP‘S Freudcuthal. at
Bethel.
The topic for Junior Christian En-
deavor Sunday, October Ill, “The Sa-
loon Sci-pent." Prov. 23: 29432: leader.
Miss Edna Siauson.
Ella Rinaldl. the fruit and vegetablc
(lenlcr.~movod Wednesday. from Rail~
road avenue. Darlcn, to Manhattan
strcct. Stafnford.
Eugcuc Finch. brothcr of Mrs. H. M.
\‘alcntine. has arrived in Burton from
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. l’urdy,
of Wyoming. N. .l.
The ’ topic for Junior Epwartb
League for Sunday, October 19, will be
"Giving to the Church," Dcut. 16, 17:
loader. Robert Nordiu.
Miss Lillian (‘ullcu filled the posi-
tion of librarian at the llaricn Public
Library. Tuesday, during the absence
.. “yr-”i . w
yer Silvyears ago.
of Miss Lucretia. in Norwalk.
it. i“l‘t‘liitllll Smith has gone to New
York, and Mr. chd. formerly of the
Main strcct market. now fills his pm,
sitiou at the Railroad nvcuuc market.
.Iohn ll. Vant‘lccf and daughter,
Miss Lillian. after a pleasant visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williamson. left
for their home in New Jersey Satur-
day.
Miss Agnes Raymond. of Noroton,
has returned from a visit with hcr sis- 3
tcr. Mrs. Godbcr, in Newark, N. .l.
Miss Raymond was accompanied by
her ucphew. Raymond Godber. I.
Miss Anna H. Hadley will be they
guest of the Misses Bass. Maple “Vt" i
one. for a short stay. before leaving
for Jacksonville. Fla. in company
with her cousin. Miss ilclcn Pomcroy. ‘
They will spend the winter in thcl
South.
drug
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ion or it. Keep their hold yen.
oldest, best Sarsaparilla -'-—-Ay
m
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er’s. “v as:
lr‘
.s
l‘ .
ldfllffebr,
required closecalcuiatlon to‘avold col
got away film the c
lidiug with a trolley car or passing
wagon. Another took the south side
of the road. and Town Clerk Hyatt
thouglitifor a moment!“ might take
the front out of his office.
Tuesday night the Christian Union
Church of Cranbury gave an cutortaln- .
ment which a number from here at-
tcndcd. it was an ideal night, and
vehicles were largely in demand. al-
though many preferred to walk the
mile and a half to the scene of the fes~
tivities. '
-—‘I-o
E 5 TON
Mrs. T. W. Treadwcll has visited
Wilton friends. ‘
M’sr Minnie livon has returned fr in!
a \stl in ilcthel.
Mrs. Lustcr Fantonf is the guest of
Norwalk friends. .-
Mrs. V. Godfrey‘is entertaining Mrs.
chlcr. of Ridgefleld.
Miss Velma Ben'ell is enjoyln
four weeks' trip to Chicago.
Mr. John Brown has entertained his
mplmurs from Southport,
Miss Ethel Salmon has returned
from a visit in Danbury.
Mrs. James A. Smith ls slowly l‘c
covering from a severe attack of grip
Alva Crosabnn. of i’oughkeepsic. N
Y., has been the guest of his aunt
Mrs. C Budd.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson cclc-
bratcd the fifty-fifth anniversary of
thclr marriage, last week.
Miss Anna Banks has been appoint
cd cores of Nordeld Gmngc in place
of Miss Velma ilcrrell resigned.
The "poverty party." held on Wed-
ncsdav evening at the home of fur.
and Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey. was largely
attended and proved a financial suc-
ccss to the Aid Society of tho Zion
I-iill M. E. Church. under whosc Illls'
[lli't‘S it was given. the lndms'
prize, was awarded _to Mrs. Elmer
Jackson her coatumc being judged
thc host representation of the "shab-
by gcntccl" class. The prize for gon-
ilcmcn wont to Augustus Lindblmnn.
and the children's prize to Ralph S.
’(lrcgnry.
git
~lt‘s a mistake to imagine that
. itching pilcs can‘t be cured: a mistake
to suffer a day longer than you can
help. Douu's Ointment brings instant
rc for and permanent cure. At any
store. :10 cents.
Wu: 701v.
Frank Rockwell is roofing thc north-
;crn part of St. Matthew‘s Church.
Mrs. G. C. M. Gregory was the host
The Folsom residence at Ridgcly
lli‘nnu has recently undergone repairs. ‘ work.
now roofs being added.
Alsop Reynolds will soon
Samuel B. Sturgcs has rcturncd to
position with the Standard Oil
A larac and attentive audience lis- iCompany, in G791“ Harrington. Mme.
tcncd to the intcrcsuug scrmou of,
Rev. .lcorgc E. Davis. of (‘aulcrbury
Protestant Church. of
i‘oun.. Sunday cvcuing., in the M. E.
t'iiurch, Daricn. Rcv. Mr. Davis was
iutrmlucml by the pastor. who spoke
warmly in his praise. and said ho was
a frlcud of long standing.
William E. chfries. pastor of the
M. E. Church. of Minnus. will prcach
in the Darieu M. E. Church. next Sun.
day morning and evening. licv. .l. l..
(lucrnscy will exchange with him. All
scrvlccs will be held as usual-Sun—
day school at noon. Junior lfcuguc at i
:l p. m.. Epworth lmnguc at 6:45 p. in. .
l
i’rcnchlni: service at 10:30 a. m. and 1
7:30 p. m. I
Mr. and Mrs. George [3. Edwards and
family will make \Vnshinzton. ll. t‘..
their future homc. Mr. Edwards left
last week to assumc the duties of his :
ucw position there.
Miss Margery left chncsday,
lith. and Kcith Edwards will follow
in about a work. They will bc grcntly
misscd from thc social circles of linr~
ion. and many frlcuds wish tlmu a
pleasant and prosperous wintcr in the
national capital.
The Soldiers' Hospital board will
hold a meeting at Noroton. tomorrow
The inmates of the Home. who have
been absent during the summer on
furlough. have commcuccd to return
The maximum capacity of the Home is
for 500 veterans. and it is expected
Mrs. Edwards and i
the .
that Mary room will be filled during?
the winter.
been done at the Home during the
summer.
constructed in the office. giving ac»
mmmodatlona that have been needed
for a long time.
WES TPOR 1'.
Considerable work hasi
A new steel vault has been Q
The District Division. 8. of T., met ‘
with West‘port Division, last night.
Frederick Hawker: and wife. of
Bridgeport. are guns!!! at the home of
James Ilnwkca.‘ .
Gimme II. at. John and wife are rcr
calving congratulations. A baby girl
in added to life family. ‘
Henry T. Rubcy is preparing apart‘
nwnta over Woods“ market, which.
when ready, will be occupied by him-
sblf and “may. “ ’
(Silurian Fable and wife have retort»
cd'fmm Milwaukee. where Mr. Fabio
attained the national convention of
funeral directors. " ‘
Joseph Salaam, who met with an ac-
cldcut recently that incapacitated him
from work for a few days. is again an
tending to his duties for the Westport
Electric Light (”30. ‘ , ‘
It has been I matter of speculation
who owned the cow that went through
the planking over a cistern on the Dr.
Clark place. - recently. fairs. Aunts
Wilkins now luvs claim to the animal
and promises whoop it within bounds
herein". " ‘ * “
The motor vehicles passed mm
on their way town] gowml‘thwwoéi‘i
“new We , m9 0
, ‘ lathe. ”manor
MISS Sallie Tucker has closed bwr
:svmmcr residence in linrlbutt sturi
Canterbury. inn-i rcturncd to hcr home in the only.
Mrs. Holmes, of Elmira. N. \'., and
MW" daughter, Miss Edith. have been f work."
rthuv guests for the past week of Mrs.
iii (.3. Thomson.
Mrs. (‘ W.
grlen had the misfor-
l naval. now me cougars: wlrw‘a ~
IISSION"—A vcav, ousting: any raping
o PREAOH uwuytituou Io
NATURE—~NATURE m use “Layton mmm‘
1:93., uplivsrsoulcrnmo
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OBJECT
panic» it; . ‘ .
olrrcnmv 10' hr sum
as: us. sun I snouso mi: 1‘.
w uuocnavooo THAT i new“
Mann auo savanna THIOIII
and it
it
leave ‘
'town to take a position with W. it.
ichlcr. in Matcawan, N. J.
| Baxter‘s drug atol‘
i tune to lose a black satin bag from the
l curring;- on her way to the Silli‘zt‘lil‘
on Tuesday evonv
i Budd nodding roccptl
(l. fissundep, who
til stock home-
i inn.
hit. and Mrs.
ybsw occupied the
lstcrd for the slum or left town on
J‘Modncsday for tho‘. homo in Now
York. *
j An Important real estate transac-
l tion took place this week. Miss l-lclon
Middiebrook. it to reported. has trans»
ferred her propcrty. formerly owned
iby Mrs. Clarissa llctts. to C. Fessen-i
den. . .
‘ R. W. chlcr and family leave town
lthls Week for their now home in Mut‘i
icawan. Thcy haw been so long ideu~‘
[titled with the town's interests ihatl
‘their departure will be considered 11‘
I loss to this plucc.‘ . i
i Mrs. Frank (Tomatock entertained,
jibe Matinee \Vhlsf (.‘lub Tuesday aftcr- l
noon. The prizes were both cleganti
land uscful. Mrs. ‘nrlcton Wiggins!
jwas the fortuuntc winner of the first
ltrophy. Mrs, ii. (i. Thompson secur-
‘ed the second, while Mrs. A. W. Mcr-l
vwiu received the consolation. The,
. club "will continue throughout. the win- ;
lter, the next mcctlm: being held at the
lrcsidcucc of Mrs. G. A. Davenport.
Several gaily cuuippcd gypsy wag-
.‘ons passed through town Monday mor~
.iuing. Contrary in the usual custom
.‘ao specimens of lnce~work were oifcr-
icd for sale. ‘
,l The marriage of Miss Mabel L. Slur-j
gas and Oscar Budd was soleluulzed
1in St. Matthew‘s (‘burch Tuesday 3:“
iternoon at 5:30, by the rector, Rcv..
; W, E. Hooker. in the chancel autumn ’
ui foliage formed an cffcctivc and bril-
illant adjunct to a very pretty wed-
. i
.dlng. At the appointed hour. to the
strains of the wcdding march, the1
bride and gromu came down the?
‘church aisle, nccmnpauicd by the ush-,
crs, Samuel Sturucs and Frcderick;
iSturgcs. The bride was nttircd In a‘
:rosc colored silk costume of cvcniugj
shade. with gurniinrc of white pcaul
dc solc. ’l‘hcrc were no bridcmalds.
Aftcr thc ccrcumuy an informal re-f
ccptiou was hold at the rcsidcucc of.
‘i‘uc bridc's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .l.,
ll Sturgcs. where an claboratc colla~l
-tlon was scrvcd. Notlccnblc among the i
. floral decorations at tho housc was the ,
icoilcciion of rare dahllns. prcscuicd,
.from tho garden of Mrs. lianuah Amb-i
lcr and Miss Elizabeth Raymond. The
‘ numerous wedding giflv from rolativcs .
land frlcnds mndc an clvgnnt display.‘
and wcrc much mindrml. Among the
nuntoftmvu mosh: prom-n1 vvcrc Mr.
'and Mrs. (‘olcburu tbc Misscs Alice, ’
'and Sarah Fitch and Fred Ells. all of"
Norwalk. in the future Mr. and Mrs;
:ilndd will reside at tho family home
.095 or a dance at her rcsldcucc. last _ in WrSiUIL
:‘i‘lnu‘sday cvening.
Mr. and Mrs. I M. licldcn. of ilfll‘r
'burv were in town 'i‘ucsdny of this
i
HIS LIFE {N PERIL.
"I Just scemcd‘i’tcl have gone all to
1 pieces," writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare j
‘ Tex, ”billousnces and a lame back had .
made life a burdcn. i couldn't eat orf
slccp and felt. almost too worn out to‘
work when l bcgau to use Electric lilt-
tcrs_ but they worked wonders. Now i ‘
i sleep like a top. can eat anything. have
‘ gained in strcucth and enjoy hard
They give vigorous health and
5 now life. to weak, sukly. run-down peo-
fpic. Try them. Only Spa at F. H.
e. "
, my store," writes Draggist C. T.Smith,
Colds, because it always cures. In my
.i
» a‘l‘OOK‘ASSGfi‘IATIONB.
‘PITTSBURG. Pa.,"0ctober I'lrw’i‘he
fifteenth annual convention of: the Na—
tional Live Stock Association began
here this morning with a meeting of
the executive committee. Later the
cbnvontlou opened with addresses of
welcome. Three hundred delegates
are In attendance. ,
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.
“The fastest Bolling article ihave in
of Davis. Ky.. V-is Dr. King's New Disk
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
six years of sales it.has never failed. 1
haveknown it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases. who could
get no help from doctors or any other.
remedy." Mothers rely on it. best phy-
sician‘s prescribe it. and F. H. Baxter
guarantees satisfaction or will refund
price. ‘Trial‘bottles- free. Regular
sizes, 50c and 81. - ”
Save Coal!
01L Hm I s.
”WOWW
1 ,They are the handlest thing in the
. world. Will beat a room In a few mo-
? meats.
1 bath room. collar or attic. Give you a
Move it anywhere, bedroom,
quick, cheap heat. Once tried you
would ucvor be without one. It will
save you money and make home com-
fortable. There are none hotter than
ours. We warrant them.
Comstxock
Watkins
8? Dow.
112 WASHNIGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 4”.
spam sale
Volunteer Flour
550 bag
A. Stull
COTTAGE AVE. EAST NORWALK.
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mi: tom «stop: a},
eggplants: .ouo ‘ g
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v mum or. «dado. on:
so»: or I”. lot.“ will i
. ,qpyauepiili will}: flmttyon n 10
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‘ There is only one way to cure deaf-
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion ottbe ear.
nose, and that is by constitutional rem~
edies. Deafness 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 re-
stored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by cntnrrh.
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 circu.
lars. free.
F. J. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglsts, 75c.
liall's Family Pills are the best.
t
um...” .
Beautiful
Designs
In
Wall Paper
Are sometimes hard to get. but there
We
don't want to scam boastful. but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
on such things, nevertheless.
was thrown to us. That is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorat-
in.
10 Pint Avenue. EAST NORWALK
15L Cull ill-I.
4—.
TWO IMPOR mar rile.
TORS IN rm: msunmct
FIRST
Are you insured In a strou
company that is
proof"?
SECOND
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. L! YTON.
Fire Insurance,
5 Railroad Place. Bo. Norwalk.
WNW .__.._._.
IF YOU ARE A POOR RISK
do not try our Company. if you are in
good health we will give you the low-
cst rates and best security.
Connecticut General Life insurance
Company. ‘
Frederick H. Field,
General Agent.
United Bank Building, South Norwalk,
Conn. ‘
8
confisgratlon
1847. . .1").
Plumbing and Slum Hoar
, m.
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air ”sauna.
ITOVHI‘AND RANGES.
ILA'I‘I AND TIN 'ROOI‘iNG.
ass and steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Metal Coiling. om. ‘
Have you soon our stock. of
RICHMOND ”#01,”,
the ma lotclldu may
17 mm. amour. NORWALK. '
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Hachver.
Samuel It. Cutubort. Wilmington.
Del, says: "One bottle of Brazilian
Balm nu cured a bad emu. Hun
vet." "never fails in my Fem. in
veterste cumin, Antimony Bronchi-
ti- and has cured thousands of hope.
less Consumptfves. Only germ extor-
mfnstorlmown to science. '26 and £00
at drum-ts. .,
' cpsrmanowmu. ’
mam Balm. mod locally, mu
moss mot to stay our“. Romans
the 1am
tins, only make: matters wom.‘ II
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Notice is hereby given that this se-i ‘
lcctmcn and town clerk of the town of
Norwalk will hold a session in the“
Town Court ltoom, on Wall street, in
the city of. Norwalk. on Friday. the
17th day of October. 1907., from ll“
o'clock a. in. until 8 o'clock p. In, (at?
the purpose of examining thenuallhwg.
lions of electors. and admitting to itllq
(doctor's oath those who shall‘be found , .
qualified, and, by public adjou‘l'tililfoi
will bo in session for the same‘pur-
poses. at the police rooms, on Havllan l
streot South Norwalk, Monday 0"l ‘-
bcr 20th, from 10 o'clock a. m, unit a
o'clock p. m.; and Wednesday, OUt‘JlMI‘
32d. from 2 o'clock until 8 o’closlc
p. m.; and unless all entered
on the ma list as "to be mhd‘o?’
whose rights shall appear to havcvman
lured, shall have been admitted or re-
jected, said sclectmcn and town clerk
will hold a session in said Town Qonrt
room on Wall street. for said purposes,
on Friday, October 24th, 1902, from 9
o'clock in. to. fulfil 8 o’clock p. n1. and
not afterwards except that if it ap-
pears that the rights of any person on. ,.c’.“',“v‘r‘“
the first list under the title at “to be
made" will mature after said Friday;
October 24th. 1902, then and in that
case said sclectmcu and town clerk
will be in session in said town clerk‘s
office on Monday, November 3d, 1902,
from 9 o‘clock a. 111. until 6 o'clock p.
m., and not, afterwards, for the pur-
pose of admitting such persons.
Dated at Norwalk, the 13th day of
October, l902. ’
JAMES A. BROWN,
SAMUEL LYNES.
WILLlAM B. REED,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
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Painter and Paper linen. .. .
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Pure White Load and film ,
mixed by hand wllh wear ti!!!“ :
as long and cover double 1m-
face as machinery nixed-g... ,
house of William Steven! and
Stephen Wilcox, both-op; .. .
Mala street. were painted by!”
In this manner moratorium
ago. They are still good. . ha. ~
Your house will stand as ‘3
if i paint it. My aloe. 5} lo . .
Main strut. My rapidly
Elm Grove strut.
Valve.
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VOLUMETER raccoon: may.
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applied to a Flash Vain ope"
direct pressure. Dilemma?
amount of water in the nail!
time, regardless of the header
sure In service pin. , 4'“ '
goo it In operation in our display
room. ' ‘,' '3
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