H.
L That [you almost want to catch cold
Pine Expectorant. it's Pleasant. it
Cures. Money refunded it not satis-
factory. 251:, title and ‘31 per bottle.
1'. B. GRIFFIN.
Drungilt,
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205 Washington St. So. Norwaik.
Wallace Hunted is down the harbor
today, utter ilati‘ish.
L. 'iardncr, of (love etreet,
yi-‘till‘l'lllly in New York city.
Little Miss ii‘rances llruiidanc is ill
at. her home in Van Zandl street. with
rheumatism.
New singers have been added to
the Advent Christian Church choir.
and will sing Sunday at both services,
morning and evening.
Peter Johnson, of Highland avenue.
South Not-walk. has taken a position
in the plant of the Colonial Foundry
and Machine Company.
Mra. Daniel Petty and daughter. \iise
(larrle l’eity. oi lilnsi avenue. are visit-
ing Mrs. I‘etty's daughter. Mrs. iinmel.
at her home in new llaven.
Edward ’l'obey, of this place, is un-
able to attend to his duties in the oy-
ster opening department of the Radel
,compnny because of illness.
A daughter was born. Wednesday. to
Mr. and Mrs. C. irving Pinch. of New
spent
Haven, formerly of this place. Motlr
er and child are doing well.
The sloop Christine arrived last
night with a cargo of oysters from
Stony Brook. L. 1., for the Rude] cs~
tubilshment. Tile bivalves are oi.’
good size and fine quality.
There will be the usual evening ser-
vice at Christ Church. tomorrow night
at 7:30, and the Rev. Charles T. Coerr.
of New York. will preach. All are
welcome.
Mrs. Arthur Gwntkins and daughter.
and Miss Helen tlwntltins. of West
Haven. were guests yesterday of Mrs.
Peter Decker. at her home in Seaview
avenue. ‘
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany_ has received acceptances from
thirty-live iire companies to the invita-
tions to attend their concert and ball
next week.
Clifford Arnold. one of the oyster
openers in the lladel shop. is again
confined to his home in Ely avenue.
South Norwalk. with rheumatism in
his shoulder.
Ray Waidron and ilurweil Day took
advantage of the holiday from school.
yesterday, and wheeled to Wilton.
where they spent the day the guests of
their young friend. Willie Godfrey.
Mrs. Chauncey E. Ilrundage and
Mrs. John Cromwell. of East Wash
ington street. have been guests of Mrs.
Brundage‘s daughter. formerly Miss
Ada Foote, at her home in Milford.
A mans meeting of the Republicans
0f the Third Voting District will be
held Monday evening in Randall’s
Hall, When plans for the fall campaign
will be mapped out and committees
appointed.
The regular Sunday school service
will be held tomorrow, at the East
:‘tvcnue Methodist Church. at l2 or:
Junior League at 3 o'clock in chnrgr
of Mrs. it}. S. i‘iowcn: lipworih League.
at d p. m., topic. “Self Mastery.“ i’earv
son tlrii‘lin will be the leader.
The Epworth League of the South
Not-walk Methodist Church will hold
a social Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Miner ll. Randall. .35» Scziview
avenue. There will be a musical and
literary program. followed by refresh-
ments and a very enjoyable time is an»
ticipatcd.
The dog poisoncr in blast Nnrwnllt
has evidently completed his work. .\'o
more cases of poisoning are reported
and the handsome English setter own
ed by Frank imniongelii has entirely
recovered from the effects of the dose
he received. Everyone is glad that the
mischief is over.
John L‘llommmlicu is rejoicing to
day. over the arrival of {our little kit—
tens which has (unions liner mt gave
birth to last niizht. 'l‘his tiger cat is
the daughter of the famous feline that
stays at lhiniel ‘l.'i'lomnmlieu's store.
and m‘cnsionniiy goes down the hnr
lwr. always returning with a mess ui
llsli.
Home miserable rascal stole n halt
ion of hard coal from the collar of
Daniel l‘viiy‘s home. in East avenue.
our night rcm‘nily. 'I‘iic thief let! a
tow baskets of the necessity. inst ic
show his meanness. The coal was all
that Mr. l‘etty had. and he hoped by
pinching and cconomlxlng on the sup»
ply to make it last through the win
lcr.
Rev. ddwnrd (‘imninnlizim will
preach at both services tomorrow, in
the East Avenue Methodist t‘hurch it
is expected that the church will be
tilled with friends anxious to wol~
come him home from his Washington
trip. in the alumina he will preach
on "liedcnmtion." while the evening
theme will be “The Heavenly image:
Evening nrl‘vire roinmcncce at T
o‘clot‘lt.
'l‘wmtyJour members and their
it‘lomlfi attended the meeting of the
Junior “and. held last err-ulna. in the
indiw‘ parlor of the East Avenue
Mclllmllnl t‘burch. Pearson Griffin
was the lender and a very interwtinx
and helpful meeting resulted. Thr‘
following young men were voted in we
mention: Albert . libertine». John
Ht‘ilil)’. l.enlcr Roberts. Frank Farm»
son and William Keillor. M the nine!“
of the naming. adjournment was tali-
en in the lmeemivni. whrre refreiih»
menti- were served by Mustard W. t‘
Cunningham.
ROWAYTON.
litre. Archie Mills and daughter Elle
«l. o "intuition avenue. are trialling
in llmklyn.
Fernando human and finally here
moved from Reich l’eint avenue to
I): meet. South Norwnlir.
some (it. .l. immnhere. former aria
elp‘ll at the honeybee nubile actual. in
in with many and will be the guest
met Sunday of Mr. and lire. Intel 4
Win“. at Gran“ Ivonne.
John b‘llommdleu yesterday ttlfii
ed in operation in: oyster owes
plant on the lower north. Melville .
You; and John ll. Finder are the
more. Mr. uncommitted expect!
tamwmmma in the-W
m and the industry Win;
an» the ploaahre “or taking My While“
be quite
M506.
: The Rowari'o
loyal Republicans are cordially invited.
There will be addresses and plans for
the tail campaign will be mapped out.
some lune in Greenwich. has returned
to her home in this place. After ad-
justing her ai‘i'aire here she will return
to Greenwich for an indefinite stay for
the purpose of recuperating her health,
which is very poor.
ilo'Wnyton iii. in. (.‘iinrch.—~Simday.
' lll‘i'ufllllflg by the pastor at. 10:30 a. m..
and at '2 p. 'm. Sunday school at 1:30
p.’ 111.; Young People"..- meeting at 6:15
p. m. Monday i-‘\‘i-'llllli».’. cottage meet-
lnr. at the home of 1rd Petty; Tuesday
evening. class meeting: Thursday eve~
nine. prayer meeting; Friday evening.
Bible study.
DARIEN AND NORO TON.
During the. ilrst week in November
the interior ol‘ the Methodist Clllll't'h
is to be thoroughly cleaned and some
improvements made.
ltobcrt Nordin will lie leader at the
Junior Epworth League meeting to’
morrow. 'i he topir will be “tiivuig to
the Church." Dent. lli. l7.
A cottage prayer meeting, under the.
direction of the iiev. Mr. Guernsey.
was held last. evening,r at the residence
of ilobort Moore, .‘oroton Heights.
The topic for ldpworth League Sun—
day. October 19. will be ‘Self Mastery."
i’l'cinperance meeting) I Cor. 9:25:
Gal. twill-'16; leader, William Weed.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
are planning to give a 'l‘hanksgiving
supper on an elaborate scale in the
do y.
of the Junior Christian
ui Church.
Saloon Serpent“, Prov. 23: 29-32.
Rev. J. L. luernscy Will
l'Z. church.
Methodist Church will be held as us-
Hal.
1). Hanson. at Stony Brook Farm. on
0x Ridge road. Mr. lianson was ac-
companied by his daughter Miss Sa-
die Hanson.
Mrs. William E. Stir-cl. of this place.
includes the Norwaik Hospital in her
list of benevoirnccs.
Mrs. Street sent a consignment of fine
apples to the Hospital to make some
unfortunate happy.
Methodist Episcopal Church, iter.
Joseph L. Guernsey. pastorwi’rc:
ing tomorrow at iil::lii a. m. and T :
p, m. by the Rev. William E. .ieii'rics.
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mianns. Conn. Sunday school
at noon, Junior League at 3 o'clock.
Epworth League at Half, o'cim-lt
Strangers are. cordially invited.
“Sentence is suspended and the re
spondcnt will be taken to the Bridge
port town farm pending his attempt
it) get into the Soldiers Home. said
.Iudgc Comicy in disposing oi the case
of [sour Smith. an old soldier arrested
\l'cducsday nixht for
two wars. ills case is a end one.
'l‘lig- social elven ’i‘hursday evoniiii:
at the Methodist parsonage by the .iu-
iied success socially and financially
‘lllt'ri'slillll program consisting of mu
.ic and rccitotions was listened
a considerable sum.
WESTPDRT.
visit to New York 'i‘liursday
school at
Bridgeport.
l'nion Business t‘ollcgc.
‘itilwl‘t T. Lt't‘.“
.lalllt's linrtienn was made :1 Forest-
or at the nil-Pill”: of (four: \l'csipm-t.
‘l‘hnrsday filming
Patrick Ki‘lly and ininily have him
ed into the rooms ill lVH‘l‘i—‘itle uterine
tormi-rly occupied by the Porter illm'
lly.
Thomas ll. Adams inn <t*.'lll'ml a
position with a firm in i'ntsbnrg. Va.
He will leave tor his new iiiilive next
Wl‘t‘k.
Mr. and Mrs (‘hiinniniz 1‘. Harris, of
Mr. and Mrs. i'hurb-s
street.
Harris. Main
the board of manntrrs. Sons or ill"
American Revolution in the stair oi
t‘fltinri'tltlil at llnrliorii Wednesday.
Mr Jones in a member iii ”iv hoard,
Friends in Westport have received
cards announcing the inorriaxe oi
Mlh‘l‘i Hal’rici l-lezobnth 'l‘ayior, iliiiiitli
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George ii. Taylor,
of New York to Arthur ripenccr Kittie.
‘i’u-ssdny October H.
The Salientuck Methodist t‘hurrh
held it: harvest festival Thursday
hillht. the chief feature "2' which was
9. Thin wan toliowml by an impromptu
’lllia‘.i‘l\lil and entertainment.
Everett ti i-ilm'uimr clerk in the
l‘annun Pharmacy. was married Well
ucsriay evening in llrhlxrport to Mine
timer Nichole. Mr and .‘iira. Brannon
have begun housekeeping in our of
the Nash culture in Lincoln direct.
All the local vondnrlors and outlet
men but one Joined the union turmoil
in ltrlilgeporl ‘l‘lic dclexatloa more.
writing the li‘eetpori candidates rom-
rrlwd Frau Mona. Promo Thomas.
James Smith. John Gallagher and ileu-
ry ”cautionary. .
Mrs. William \‘au Schick. of State
street. any» a: mining part: on Wed
bender afternoon. in honor of her aunt,
MM. 1. l‘. Tlchenor. at llmltiyn.1’hm
invited Were am Re? Ellie. oi’ Wrist
port. and Mn. Ernest Mame. or Mr-
midk. All relayed a pleasant after-
limo.
Edward themes is about to install
himself in bachelors‘ quarter; over
the Weeiport librar
_ Reba __,. , .
hold a meeting this L evening at. 8,
o’clock in Crawls Hall. -to which all
Miss Mary Meeker, wliohae been.
town hall shortly before ’l‘bauksgivingl
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Miss Edna Sinuson will have charge 1'
Endeavor .
meeting: tomorrow in the Congregation .
The topic will be "The.
exchange .
puipits tomorrow with Rev. William
m .ict‘t‘rles, pastor of the Mianus M..
All the services at the"
John 1), Hanson, of New York cityfl
spent Wednesday with his son. Dr. “.1
Only last week‘
til‘lilllit’llllt‘ss .
timilh is Til years old and a vcrran oi ‘
nior Epwol‘th Leanne was an unouair «
The attendance was i‘.\'(‘cllt‘lll and on g
to .
after which the Young people disposed .
of ice cream and cake. then-by netting '
Superintendent S .\. i’urdy made a
Miss .\'eily Emily is. attending night ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Hunt. of nl'ililk
iyn. are the nucsts or Mr. and Mrs .
iiridgcporl. have bwii the guests oi“
John S Jones attended a Illl’l‘lln‘: of:
a tempting slipper. served from 5 until ;
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details about her illness,
in all her experience
special request of the writer.
that over one.
this has bcei
ilrs. l’lokham's ability to lit-l
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This is awry important considcmtion in a woman”
great satisfaction to feel that one woman can write to
and know
for her sick sisters, and with a. knowledge of woman‘s ills greater
Mrs. l’lukliam never violates the contidcn
thousands of testimonials from women who in
‘ i going on tor tn't-iity yc.ii‘s,dny after tiny,
--tliink of the knowledge thus gained.
experience, especially when it is a!
s correspondence with Mrs. Pinkham. It is I
another telling her the most private and confidential
that her letter will be seen by a woman only, ~— a woman full of sympathy.
isniutcly free.
As an illustration of the good coming: from such odvic . we. herewith
iortruit of Miss Hattie DcGrmit, the reading of which shoul
‘ p them.
which Mrs. l’inkliaui has on tile.
give
‘.’ ith. info.
1 Was in a terribl
I think 1
March ith. tool. Miss llnr
than that. possessed by any other person.
cc thus entrusted to her, and although she publishes
a re been benefited by her advice and medicine. never
has she published such a. letter without the full consent, and one
in by
The reason Iiirs..l’iukhamis .m amply qualified to give advice in cases of female ills is for the reason
hundred thousand cases come. before hurt-ach yor,~eonie personally, others by mail, and
and iiayai'ter day. ’l‘wenty years of constant success,
Surely, women are wise in seeking advice from a woman of such
ublie‘h two letters and
every sic woman confidence in
This is only one of thonoauds of the some kind of letters
“ imiu Mina I‘ixniuu : — l hare read with interest your advice to others so much
that i thought 1 Would write to _~.~:i. for i have been spilt-ring for a long time. lliave blmh
bearing-duly“ pains. and such all mtiiig pains go through me. I have headache. lent-kaolin.
\ and feel tired. Mcmtruatiun is v :3: painful. moietiuies have to stop work and lie down.
,’ . My stomach blunts terribly. and i. am troubled with whites. Hoping to bear 1mm you
pl soon. 1 remain.
July Miss llama Dufikonr, Succasuma, N. J."
" luau: )ins. l‘lNRllA“ : —~l can hardlv find words to thank you for your aviary and
wonderful Vegetable ('oriiiwunil. ‘
was very nervous. had hydvrimi .kpclis‘.
been {or Lydia B. l'iulihzini‘s Vegetable Compound. Ymir letter told me just what 1..» do.
and your‘hmuin-ine cured we. and i cannot express my thanks."
c state, over ‘ part of my bed} allied.
would have come. insane had it not
in lilttinon'r. Silt’t'ilhllinfl. X. 3.“
No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and
unqualified endorsement. ' No other
S"? of ffli‘l'ltlll.‘ troubles or such hosts
. in any or wr medicine 's
else has no interest in your ease. I
medicine has such a record 0!
of grateful friends. no not be persuaded
just. as wood. Any dealer who suggests something
z . . ' l medi l
and remember that the thousands"0 ls seeking a I "g" ml" Follow the record M “I s c no.
.vnd of it H what turtle-rs 'l‘bonuw, tot
,lu» hrs no household aunt-l nor we
'2ilai liniiniwimani to tilt the marl; ll.
imagine» lit- 4: ~ .4 a way our of i.:‘. l 31
lvniiairlt- pmii-nmenl. and ii i.~ in en
iisi ill" wriiuw- or one of th» (“nun--
«lallilill'i'llivll il!'l‘i‘ in tidy up lio- upurm
oicui ills mush “\ill not trnul 1.. lam
but. us the pic cation champion puts
lt‘ "l timer was Illiiill on firing up :i
frimm. and don't know until end to
begin,"
’ COMMON PLEAS SHORT CALEN‘
l DA .
iii the short ruivndar .nvwsiun o! the
:cit‘il common Mica». court Jinn.- (“if
,iia disposed at :I tow um :i in the 9m!
aof Marv Miilruiu against the Metro
tmvlilnnt icii- lnsmauiv t‘oinpany, llJ'
lmoiiuli (or :iliownuru or substituted
Eflflbbt'i‘ u :14 drained 'i‘b' motion oi
Ellie plaintiff in the suit of lime ll
iRtlllilvi against Howard A. t‘rimicy
Itor doe imnic oi livienw or turswlos
§nre war taken up, and the second
‘1‘ucwlay in l’lvcrliilwr was named as
.lbc Judgment day The suit of Edward
ill. White against Fay U While «an
«optioned on motion. union. pt myth o
in) the defendants. Walter S and Wil-
illmii M. dimes ill the siilt oi Phloem l'
flxiumbury nitaiuat W i‘. Wilkinson
‘el all; was ordered. given by November
t. The motion at, the plainlii‘f‘a upon
eel iii the Mill oi \lirlial'l ”Italics, m.»
mentor. against Lillian t‘iarh. to «in-
m Lillian Clark. excrutrix. he rode
tandem. was granted. Judznwni tor
the defendant was entered in the unit
of the lingual Hiiiiwhnid doubly (‘nm
patty attains! Joinph Smutpel tor nou-
cmnplinnrc with the order of cnut‘t tor
Milli of prosecution.
ORflAT Bfli'l’AlN‘fl OBJEC'HONE.
l’EKlN. Octotwr in ----- The heroine
lions oi the departure of international
troops trim: abnormal hate h‘wl’l inter-
.rnptwi. it appears that (treat llrhain
before consenting to the evacuation.
desire» a more definite arrangement
in regard to her status in the Yuan.
Tee valley and more procure mania
turns redeeming non~allenuloo of tee
rigor: in that region.
Hair falling? Then you «reserving it-
.Yon can stop halrnatarvafion with a
heeled. , Am“! no...
a. 12.. m.
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paper were not brought about by
‘ Michael‘s cemetery and the comma
MORE THAN LAST YEAR.
County Commissoncrs' Trip Overt
CountyuNewtown Backwards. 9
lie u.:z.:ni..»in:.--i.~ izu‘w
:i trrgi «nor ilm imimii
ililllliu m icwiw iiltlllltll i
i.ilii~ in: in ~*Y:'~~ ’l'in‘)’ \i't'l'u in tizm n i
Web on MUilil-i} Sinniiord on ‘l‘zi---.~l
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22.: on y.
tiny Xi‘llltllil no \\'m'ne.~day and lino
lzlli’) on Thursday.
Mlllii-étiiillh from tho-w hie tome.
{in aim l’wt‘lhi ti inn from the
outlier lt‘Wllh lii'.tlli§,
The total numhvr of applications
i‘v-u-il'ibl in llilil‘ in 21132. Willvll is ii ill:
on- t‘illllfililttl’ltlli} in crews... n! ill“
number removed at. the soul.» liflii‘ last
war. The applications were Tt‘t'itl‘nvi!
from lllo dill-treat limnti as follow
Spinal}. Tm, Sialiifursl NI: tirw'n-
w‘cb :iii. lmnliury. w; Huntington 5:
Nee. t'unaan i; ll.i.il‘ll, l. Wcsipurt,
l; lleihvi L’. l‘airtiwld. I»; .‘itt'altul’il. l
The coir new town iii ”iv list iii
llwlllt‘l. niiiiii \ilil'tl liwimn this yrnr
alter a "dry" spell of two or llirW‘
years. Tlirmt application» were l-iI‘llt in.
Probably orw or two more may be re-
"clvmi. but the munmleaionvrs will out
11mm many more than four.
.‘N’ri applicnritum have at )‘vt been
l‘cu‘l‘i‘cil 1mm Newborn. The mm bibl-
niesa in not so grant in the old town
as it writ to iw in tbe dayu when the
mldwr factory run ilmiriehinn. some
nppllcatlotm will no doubt he sent in.
our! the number of saloons will be in
large as in recent yearn.
Fire applications otv'ln from Full“
field all my ”laces: mm in existence.
it it; "Hi lu-lir‘t‘mi ”till any (*Ilt‘flfll’o'”
newsroom all! ilcwiop itafiiilfl we.
’inm ammo“; application this time.
The men who tried to hug.) him or!
had a. father iinniaaiiam esmrience in
the emmn and ”IF" are hurdle likely
to renew ii this year
he new mom-attain. motor in yet
from Stratiovd. while bile old place it
pretty sure to be dropped. The "Jim
tice tor All“ sale-rut but across the
brook which divide! the town from
Bridgeport will hardly apply for a li-
cenae this year. it is the claw in ii?
.\n<l while taking
steam do not favor “ream near
cemeteries. when there is wineries.
ITIAHER MUTEMALA Dfi‘IAlNED
GEAYAQUIL, Ecuador. October 18
«m «teem ammonia. belonging
in tin Pacific: sienna Karim Cam-
m1. of Liverpool. and boned in: Pain
of euros of women w 080 letters are constantly printed in thll
“somethlnz also.” but. by Lydia K. l‘inkhm’n Vegetable Lompound.
Eu... imni‘rl oi imp“, Herd last niuht
unit it. :lflt‘ilih iisni paid the tint ini-
litirWi till l‘tll'i' r’t'tlllin‘.’:~ ill ill" I‘lllil'
may in!" all i! ii iniiw-niim l.‘. of yi-llow
(ml-r i.i5":- 'l'I': inziigiaoyr pimmt.
it ll".'l\‘<l ”Willi"! ill, will lil‘til‘}“1t!v‘l"t£
and my: lli'll'i‘l‘ ‘\\ ii in» aiipliitiinifcd‘ll‘
:u:'iii:.:ml twin-en ill" ”who and lit.
mini inn tom (unwell.
ADVERTlSED LETTERS.
Following is a ll .3 ol letter; remain.
ing untalird in." at lhu frilllyll'lliil post.
unit-Va i=u‘ thv ii‘ovlil'tixldit;iirlnlii-r
lo. lice:
Sul‘l‘li NHllll‘ALK.
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.lillili‘?‘ (formers
ilnnlei ll lily The i‘i’iflnrti
Miss Mair milder.
l‘? l‘lttliuiiay.
Mien Anna .‘viutiiewaon, it. lr‘. 1).. NO.
.vl.
'3 W. Morton.
William .I. Rowland.
iiuphacl l’inlo.
Miss l-Zlizalwili list-llama.
Rev. James Smith.
Mrs. ti. ii. “Milton.
Mra. Anna Wood.
.l. W. Wilkins.
Alex if. Sparpvm.
LOOK OUT FOR FEVER.
lliiliouancss and liwr mmmcra at
this oration may be prevented by
cleansing the system with flown”
Little Early Risers. Theor- lamons lib
lit! bills do not gripe. They move the
bowls gently but copiously. and by
reason at the tonic proper-lion. girt-
tone and strength to the glands. Clif.
torn Pharmacy. '-
Special sale
iio liillitli' Flour
55c bag
A. mu
nu. which was detained here owing
to in miles mean: the mute: and
all I a m '
can»: live. emission...
DEAFNEBE CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There in only one lay to cure deut-
neas, and that is by constitutional rem-
edies. Deafness is caused by an ill'
ilnnied condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inilanicd 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 i'orevm'; nine cases
out of ten are caused by cnturrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case oi? Deafness (caused by
catnrrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars. free.
F. .l. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
liall's Family Pills are the best.
Beautl‘i—ul '
Designs
In
Wall Paper
Are sometimel hard to get. but than
are men thinn, nevertheless. We
don’t want to team boastful. but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
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’l‘own Court. Room, on Wall street. in
o‘clock a. in. until 8 o’clock p. m., for
lions 0f electors, and admitting to tho
quuiiiiml. and, by public adjournment,
will be in session for the «memo-
noses. at the police rooms. on Havlla' i
street South Norwalk, Monday 0N -
her 20th, from 10 o'clock a. m, not: 3
o'clock p. in: and Wednesday, Octdiur
22d. from ’3 o‘clock until 8 o'cloulc
p. m.; and unless all entered.
on the first list as “to be made."
tin-ed, shall have been admitted or re
jected. said selectmen and town clerk
will hold a session in said Town Court
on Friday, October 24th. 1902. ironril
o'clock u. m. until 8 o'clock p. m. and
not afterwards except that if it ap-
pears iiiai the rights or any person'on
the. first list under the title oi "to beg
made" will mature after said P‘rid 9
October 24th. 1902. then and in ti
will he. in session in said town Clfil‘k'ifl
office on Monday. November 3d, 1902.
from 9 o'clock a. in. until 6 o‘clock p.
m., and not afterwards, for the pnr~
pose of admitting such persons’.
Dated at Norwalk, the 13th day of
October, 1902.
JAMES A. BROWN,
SAMUEL LYNES, 0
WILLIAM B. REED.
Selectmen oi the Town of Norwalk.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
013 lzt. Town Clerk.
hard to let it. We didn’t take what . .
was thrown to in. That iii one reason
why we have the trade we 60.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorat-
in.
EEGorham,
10 Pint Avenue.
Tel. out nu
u
TWO IMPORTANT FAC-
TORS IN FIRE lNSURANCt
FIRST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is conflazration
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of I
century in at your service
JACOB M. LII YTON.
Fin insurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Nor-walk.
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 ii. Field.
General Agent.
United Bank Building. South Norwalk,
Conn.
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on.
Plumbing and Stun: Hm
my.
Hot Water Hutton.
Hot Air Hutton.
STOW!!! AND BANG”.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
G“ and Steam Fitting.
Bu Final-u, Metal Ceiling, etc.
Have you)“. our stock 0!
RICHMOND HANG!!!
m Jam 8 Will! my
17 yum. mm. nonwaur.
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Samuel M. Cothbert. Wilmington.
Dot. any»: “One bottle or Brazilian
Balm nu cured a bed cm 0. Hey I'm
var." it never mo in rm raver, he
"lento Cumin Artisan or ”man.
ti: and Inn cured time-nil. of hope
lam Conliimptivu. Only Win
minute: known to science. is and
at ammo.
‘comnnnowun.
Brazilian Bella. and locally. mo.
in m not to It” and. Mom
the Sum-tum. Mu nu my
time. only make- nutun tom. 35
and so. It mm
C
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m are}. use;
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.unmm mu.
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EAST NORWALK ‘
Janins Brown '
Painter and Poor Ringer.
Pure White 14!“ out [in 7’
mixed by land will wear Mob .
u long and com doubly!”- ..
loco u machinery mixed. on.
house at William fitment-uh! 1‘;
Stephen Wilcox. bothnou lint!
Main strut. were painted by I.
in this manner our clover: m ‘.
ago. They are still good. ' . ,
Your house will stand‘uxnllf
n I paint it. in arise. at m "
Main street. My residual; If
Elm Grove «not. ‘ .
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Valve.
Natale-l. elem whim 1:? u a»
ter hammer. flu no “II.
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER PRIOIUII II”:
LATINO FLUIH VALVE '
A self adjusting urn-nu um.
applied to a Flush Volvo elm-b1
direct pressure. Discharge! ’
amount of water in the nan '
J9.
time. resin-dim of the had or.“
sure in service pf”. ‘
See it in operation h «I, “III”
room.
Horace ll. ‘ nu
Coniionininminstamls
illillliiiiiiil
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Gina
Plating.
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Chandeliers, Hand Iron! Foam
Bird Canon and all kinds of ’
Metal Work Remind
and Wet ~ .
auriqumonzma. ’
Metal Sign craze-0 liturlpdon.
Bull “.325... Sign...
.sco-ap-
Large Order. I Smithy.
Dally Freight lino
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NEW YURK.
N08 WALK IND
wow you WALK.
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Notice is hereby given that the 30- .
lcctmen and town clerk ot the town i)! 1;
Norwailt will hold a session ‘ln 1.th
the (2in at Norwnik, on Friday. tho.
: ‘i7th day of October, 19%, tram, 9
the purpose of examining the qnailflofl- ‘ ‘
elocior's oath those who shall 'bé‘tollfld‘” ‘
whose rights shall appear to have nit!»-
room on Wall street, for said purposes, »
case said sciecimen and town clel
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager. »
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