IT’ S SO GOOD . That. you almost want to ctitéh cold for the pleasure of taking My White Pine Expectorant. It’s Pleasant. It Cum. Money refunded if not satis- factory. 25c, 500 and $1 per bottle. 1', BufiRlFFIN. unglgt, :1 . Bo. Norwalli. EAST Niliiiliiiili A. S Palmer Is in Yonkers rm :1 :01» Weeks Dru 205 Washington St Rev. Edward Cunningham spent yes- terday in New York city. Mrs. A. S. Palmer and son Wallace. are spending a few days in New York city. Joseph C. Klinefcltcr has resigned his position in the Rude] oyster open- lng shop. Axel Nolander is quite seriously ill with malarial fever at his home in East avenue. Mrs. Esther Wheeler. of this place. has returned from a very pleasant visit with friends in llcthel. Dr. lecr. of Port Chester. had charge of the services at St. Paul’s mission Sunday evening. Chauncey Brundagc. who has been in Stamford for several months, has returned to East Norwalk. Miss Anna Murral, of Rowan street. spent Sunday the guest of her friend. Miss Carrie Stevens. of Ridgcfield. “Tug" Wilson, a well-known Nor- wnlk character. started this morning opening oysters in the lladcl estab- lishnient. Miss Carrie Carpenter was ill Sun- day. and unable1 to attend to her 1111- ties as soloist in the East Avenue Methodist Church. A very low tide was noticed in the harbor. this morning. and the lladci sicuniers had dilllculty in getting in and out of the slip. Robert Carr. of Second street. was taken quite ill Sunday. is able to be about the house today. He is rap‘ idly recovering from the attack. who Harry llrown. one of the openers in the lladel oyster establishment, took 11 day off yesterday. and went hunting. He returned with two measly gray squirrels. (‘aptnin Frank Allen. the New street ship carpenter. who has been working on the propeller (‘ity of Norwalk. the past few days. has been out of work since tht1 Eagle met with 1111 accident at Norwalk. 'l‘hc new church choir sang very 11c- 1'11ptably Sunday. at the Advent Christ- ian Church. The numbers 1111.1 \\'il. liam Merriam. Miss Ida Ainsworth. Misses Viola and Ethel Bartram and Mr. Bartram. Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell. of East Washington street. are in l’l1'ldizepurt. today. attending the funeral of Mr. Cromwell‘s brother. Owen Cromwell. which took place this afternoon. from his late home In the Park City . The members of the Advent (‘hrist- inn Church. and their friends. are inv vited to attend a cottage prayer meet- ing. this evening. at 8 o‘clock, ill the home of Mrs. Hattie Walsh. in Cots 1:11:11 street. Richard lllaud will have charge of the meeting. Work on the new building at Foster Park. being constructed by W. F. “1111c. the carpenter. is being pushed forward rapidly. The house will be modern in all its appointments. and Mrs. Elizabeth Molfatt. the owner. ex~ peels to be able to cut her Thanks- giving dinner there. ‘l‘lu1 Olllceru' Association of the blast Norwulk Fire Department. held at meeting, last croninp. in the truck house. in Van Zundt street, and talked over various matters of importance pertaining to the welfare of the dc- purtmeni. The meeting was 11 short one. and no business of importance was transacted. lionry Gerhardt. the Washington Nirvei bridge barber. has a ride that was used in the Civil War. on exhibi- tion in his shop. The Weapon is one of the old breech loading variety. of fifty calibre. it makes 11 very inter- 11111111; curio. and it I11 said that a bul» let from the sun will pierce through seventmn inches of hard wood. The Young Ladies“ Industrial Socio- ly of St. l‘uul‘n Mission. met. last even- , inn. with Mittens Dorothy and Georgie Morrcll. at their htll‘llf‘ in E11111 avenue. and tallied up the.1 matter of holding a lluiiowe‘ea party. at the home of one of tho memlma.. 'l'he Boliicty voted to hold its next meeting one week from Thursday evening. with Miss Murmieh 111» Taylor. of Van 7.1111111 street. at which time arrangements for the par‘ ty will be made. The prnrth league of the East Avenue Methodist Church have plan~ tied a moot delightful social for to~ morrow’rwniug at the home of Mr. and M1111. Edward 8111101111. in Winfield 1111-11111. An entertaining program coir hinting of continuous. vocal Ind ln~ ntrumenial solos will be enjoyed and n 1111111111 feature will be the introduction at 11111101101 tablet». which melodies halite prepared especially for the Deer alon. A double. mimetic will also “115.11“ friends of the League are cordially invited to attend. The fifty odd oyster openers who have boon working in this old Rowland Willa]. inbred this 1111111911. into the as building. formerly occupied by Wu" 11311111. 111111 lab has been 110111 “a gin on 011011.911 0min; filth-1 biannual. hoist hero in. . at work are 11111 colored expert openers. It Is reported that these men can open 1111 high as thirty clippers a day. Frank Lemongelli. one of the part- ners in the South Norwalk Wine and Liquor Company. was arrested Sutur- day. in Westport. for Bennng goods from the wagon in that place. which Is contrary to statute. MI'.‘ Lemongelli telephoned to 1311111 Nor~ walk. and was soon flblf} to put 11p a cash bond of,$l(lll. when he was r-c leased. l—lls case is set down for 11 hearing Thursday morning. ~01...— .—._.. R0 WA YTDN. Mrs. Wicks. of this place. will short- ly move to No. 11 New street. East Norwnlk. The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Methodist. Church will be held Thursday. instead of Wednesday. of this week. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stevens celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their marriage Saturday or e.ning Games and singing we1e indulged In after which a light luncheon was se1v- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens were pre- sented with a handsome silver tea set in honor of the event. DARIEN AND NORO TON. Mrs. H. W. Mackey entertained her piece from New York city over Sunday. Druggist It, A. MacDonald made a living business trip to South Norwaik yesterday. Charles Murray. of East Norwulk. | Electric Light Company has returned was in town yesterday afternoon call- ing on friends. Barber Frederick Chuddcrton made: a flying business trip to South N01'-| walk and Westport yesterday. Miss Gladys Robinson and fricndi from New York city. spent Sunday the guests of friends in town I Station Agent Stephen R. Hoyt has received his supply of the new fall‘ time tables of the Consolidated road. Miss Sadie Remington of Pr-ovi deuce. It. I. spent Sunday the guest of Station Agent and M15. Stephen R.. Hoy.t ‘ Miss Abigail De Hume. of Bridge- I port was the guest ovci Sunday of M 1' and Mrs. Theodore Austen. of Mi-l pic 11111111111 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fr'cdeIick Chaddcrton.1 of Main street. spent Sunday the 1 guests of Albert Davis of Wilton ave- nue No1walk Mr. Strobel. the elder mill man. re- ports that business in his line is boom- ing just at present. Already he. has turned out more cider than for several 1 years past. 1 Mrs. Charles 11‘. Tristrum. of Nor. walk. was in town yesterday afternoon I for a few hours and called upon her motherin-law. Mrs. H. ’l‘rlstram, at‘ her home in Main street. The Daricn football team captained by Ilert Ferguson 11nd the eleven from Merrill‘s College. Stamford. are sched- uled for a some next. Saturday after noon on the Brady grounds. 1 Frederick Smith. of this place. has1 organized a football team among the youthful talent of llarien and tumor. row afternoon will nlav the Stamford ‘ Amateurs on the Brady grounds. _ Chester Finch. employed in Bailey's livery stables. left last night for a few days vacation trip with friends in Bridgeport. Thomas Flanagan will i take his place during his absence. Chester Finch and R. I... Gillette. of' Bailey's livery stable. went to Greens Farms yesterday to move the house-1 hold goods of Judge Taylor and family. ’ of that place. to his winter residence in Darien. The latest reports from Mrs. Ellen Millspaugh. who was operated on last , week at the Stamford hospital. are; to the effect that she is gradually im- ‘ proving. This will be good news to. her many friends in town. Miss Emily Hall, of Norolon. who 1.4111ch a little over a week ago fol" England. arrived last Snturdny at Liv- erpool on the steamer “Campaniu."1 Miss Hall will spend a few months and ‘ possibly the entire winter with rein-1 ti1es and friends In London. Builder W l1‘.(‘oggswell t)l1'.\(ll walk is clinccted here any day now to com- 11111111 11 Work on the raising of the Eu gin truck house in Main street. Mr. Coggsweli is now at work on the (trim 1 mlus place at Collendcr‘s Point. As soon as he completes his work there he will come here. When all tin-‘1 work on Town Clerk Thaddeus liell's main street store is completed the place will be as attrac- tivc as any in town. When Mr. Bell docs anything he does it Well and af- ter having had the store painted he thought the roof needed resiliuuling. This is beinp,1 done by Contractors Wil- liam l". Mather & Son. of West Nor- walk. C. l). lliucs, secretary of the State Board of Education. was unable to be In Darien iron night and the meeting of the directors of the Library Asso- ciation has been postponed to next Monday night, when Mr. lilacs states that be positively will be present. At that time plans will be looked over and the preliminary arrangements made for the transfer of the $200 worth of books given by the state. A Joint meeting of the.1 selectmen. registrars and town clerk will be held Friday from ii in the morning to 8 in the evening in the selectmen'a ofllco. Town llall building. for the purpose of making return. Not much Interest is helna.1 taken this your in the state also lion. Last week the.1 Joint board who In session. but did not receive 0 single application from the seventy-four vot- ers who might be mule. The session Friday will be the. lost tor those whose rights nurture before November 4. John P Drummer. the South New wnllt barber opened his new shop in the new Charles Adamo building in M11111 street yesterday Mr. Drummer reports I good business. much lot or than he ind expected. The team I] iii-tint has entire new furnishing: for the shop a hundhomc show cu ‘. two finely up bolstered 1111111111 chairs and six other choirs and a handsome com- bluntlcn mirror and shaving can. The chitin any of the hydraulic variety of the [stool moire. Mr. Brummer is very much 11111111111111 with Dorian and no leads or 1111011 no he can more a good place to mom his family here. WWW)? r Gotham is visiting friends out ibert, oi‘ Southport. made an address. ltunute enough to (how the prize dinner ‘ Norwnlk. ' ‘ “ “yer with says Ayer’ 3 Cherry the Norwalks, ford. Mrs. C. Stagg, of Waterbury is a guest of Mrs, A. E. Sorley. Plumbers and carpenters are busy at the residence of Miss A. B. Burr. E. C. Dirge, as one of the assessors. is kept busy at the town clerk's office. Rev. F. ii. Shanley was a visitor to li‘uther’l‘fll. Coleman. Falrtleld. Satur- 1ay Some marked alterations are being made to the interior of the Westport sunltarlnm. Miss l‘dith Bradley, of Lyons Plains returned Friday after a visit here with Miss Nollie Sniffen. George ’l‘uttle, of New Haven. is the guest of C. it. Nash. Mr. Tuttle for- merly resided in Wostllol't. Superintendent F. B. liubbell. of the Br ldgeport and Stam- from a business trip to Boston. David Morris has been secured by Trinity Church to direct the work of the choir. Mr. Morrlss has experiend‘a and ability, and will be of value in the direction of the music. There was a union Sunday school service in Christ Church. Sunday af- ternoon. at which Rev. Edmond Guil- as did also Rev. Kennth Mackenzie. The summer home here of Mrs. Marv 11‘. Wright Smith is closed. the children who' have been occupants of late having departed. The wher-e abouts of Mrs Smith is known to but a few. Conductor Thomas Walsh was for- set at the Church of the Assumption fail and he has been offered a generous price if he wants to dispose of it. but declares that he can use it himself. David 8. Parsons. of Weston has been chosen by the Democrats to en- ter the field against Probate Judge D 13 Bradley. Mr. Parsons is well and popularly known and many are in- clincd to the belief that he will 11in ”.0111 CRANBUR Y. Mrs. E. .l. Taylor Is III, John ll. Ilates ls sick with lumbugo. F. \‘i’. Gregory spent Saturday inl Weston. 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. S. linwkes. of Bridgeport. are visiting relatives here, .\ir. and Mrs. George Rivers. of New York. visited his sister. Mrs. Mills. last week. i Mr. and Mrs. J. Mnlkiu. of Norwalk. 1 spenl Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. ‘ (licgorv \lis» lenuic Pillow. of Fast Norwaik1 has, but 11 \isiiing at ii. A. l1‘illo11's the past week. Mr. and Bridgeport. Mrs. R spent Sunday I). Morehonsc. of) with Mrs. .1 ii. M. Pillow, Mrs. Julia Lamb and Mrs. M. Stev- 1ens. oi” .\‘urwnik. were guests of Mrs.' . . . brunt: 1n capable hands. Nauch’ilimv on Thursday. Misses Kathminc and 111119 Knmr . of South Norualk, spoilt Sunday with \i1'.11nd Mrs (“halies Rube}. l.a11"'1cntc Saunders and friend of Ansonia. spent Monday with his par 1 cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saunders Harry and Mamie Evaneski. of sour are visiting their grandl parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Iohn Evaneski. Mrs Sherwood of P111tihester. N. \ and Mrs l‘onlm of South Norw.alk were guests of Mrs Samuel Crawfordi the past w.eck ‘ NEGRO WAS BURNED AT STAKE. Mob Overpowers Sheriff, Who Had Him In Charge. FOREST CITY. Ark. Oct. 21.~Cbar~ les Young. the negro charged with as- saulting and afterwards murdering Mrs. Ed. Lewis. white. was burned here last night by a mob of citizens of this county. Sheriff W. l1}. Willinmsi used every effort against this measure 1 and had telephoned Judge liutier of this district. who promised to come' here tomorrow and give the negro im mutilate trial, in view of which the' leaders of the mob. it. is said, had giv- en the sheriff positive pledges that they would await trial and take no vio- lent measures. Litter. however, more violent conu- sel prevailed and about 14:80 o'clock last night the 111011 marched to tho county jail. After having l1m1n re- fused the keys by Deputy Sheriff Mur- phy, the mob forcibly took the cell keys. and, breaking down the jail1 door with sledge hammers. took the. prisoner from his cell. The negro was taken to a point about half 11 mile east of the town. There the mob bound him. plied wood around him and set flri1 to it. He. begged pitoousiy for his life. but the mob turned deaf ears to his pleadings. TIPS OFF THRASHER. League Agent Put Right on Descrip: lions of Boating. Brother Thrasher evidently reads the sporting columns of 1.1111110111531190" Ind keeps a scrupliook. The graphic writers whose gory lines he quotes with such client greatly exaggerate the case. 110 for as our experience goes. A small drop of blood goes a great ways with them. In fact 11 little blood on n boxing glove. leaves a gory mark wherever it strikes and sometimes “.0. follow without a scratch on him looks as though he had been painted red. I The other fellows 111love had b00111 used Ill! 1 handkerchief and then as a color distributor. There are sound objections to box- Itur no It. is too frequently conducted. But there is 11 lot of humbuir in many of the arguments against It. The 01 land injury to the boxers. no Indicated by these newspaper quotations. In 11. sample. They are written in red for literary effect on an audience that like: high color But, usually. Mi- Thacher would dud If he were present in; in the reporter’s artistic longtime. like Much hour" martini! with up meg the 111-1115: 0‘26; 11:13“ come bag: It! ti it! “008 mi} 1111le for your hard cough, then takei muffin: 1 Vllilkm‘ille‘s . walk. ' shecrcst moussclinc, that these poor battered bruins. loch your dealer. If he Pectora‘l‘is all right POPULAR AMUSEMENT! BROWNIES ARE COMllvu. Three hundred young movie are re- hearsing daily at the Y. M. C. A.. for the pioduciion of Palmer (3011' 1-1 Bl‘tll’i'fl1 11111 in Fairyland. to be given at l-loyt's Theatre on Frlduv and Saturday even- ings and Saturday matinee. All of Palmer Cox’s well-known characters will take, part. Every country is rep‘ resented. 'I‘he costumer-i for all of the Brownies and for all boys taking part are. brought from New York. Last. week the Brownies were given in Sy- racuse, for the benefit. of the. Y. M. C. A.. at tin1 Alhambra. The Herald of Syracuse says: “The Brownies was a brilliant success. The. audience was large and enthusiastic and the stage was 11 veritable bower of beauty. Ev- erything worked with perfect smooth- ness and the entire program showed the result of the admirable training. Mr. flruyero arrived from New York yesterday and will give all of his time to staging the, production. The young people know their parts well and sing their choruses with a vim that is refreshing to hear The young people taking part are divided as fol- lows: 100 fairies 40 Brownies 20 standing ar'my bovs 36 fun drill young 111111115132 Columbia drill young ladies 20 flows-1 1'irls.fiti lots. All choruses will be specially costumed. The In- dies of the committee are. doing all they possible can for the success of the production. All persons holding tltkets for the Brownies from the children are requested to exchange them at the box office for reserved seats. The, cast of principal characters fol- IOWS‘ The Prince—~Howard Goi'hum. The DukeGGeorue Collin. The Quec11~llertl1n St. John. Acsthctica-Lillian Greenwood. The Policeman—Frank Hubbard. l‘uclc Shun-Joseph linrtram. .lohn Bull—Stanley Stevens. The 111*ins~(‘l111rlli1 Bennett and Willie t‘raig. 'I‘hc Scotchman—~-111111 White. The. lrishmanwtiirurd Fnrlin. The ,lv‘11'11111n1—-t‘harlie ioldscbmldt. The lndian-Hon1cr Doulens. The Russian-”Aime Tarlov. The Cinnamon-4loracc Richards. Mother Goose l."I111ractersa—ltobert Tate. Ward Van Alstyne. James Cole.- mun, Edith Seymour and Allie Ilaniou. Il(_'"b)'i'l'liiF\'IRI1 The \iilugc i’uisou one of N. E. produciiims. was pre- writed 111 lioyt‘s Theatre. last night. The play tells an interestinu story of the human L'lllotious 111111 is full of true pathos. 'I‘l11 bl'i1..l1t 1' and happier 1i»- mcnt has not been foruotit n. and there is 11 vein of good 11111111113. running ilnoughout the entire piece The emu- pauy was well balanced all the ports The next at- he "The Brownies in October 34 and 2.3 tinttion will 'l-aiiyiantl.‘ THE CHRISTIAN COMING. Manager Hoyt has secured a great 1 attraction for his South Norwalk thea- it1e. in Hall Caine's masterpiece. The Christian. which will be presented on Vl'ednesday. October 29th. The cotn~ punv presenting this attraction is playing :11 all the large cities in the state and Manager l-lnyi is to be (on- zrntulnted in securing a date fot Nor- 'i‘he company is one of the strongest on the road. i‘Rth'l‘th'S YAI'DEVILIJC HOI'SES. The Fifth Avenue Stock. headed by . Minnie Seligman and James i1). Wilson. is preparing an elaborate scenic reviv- .11i of "As You Like It,“ in which Miss Seilgman will. of course. appear as Rosalind. Some of the other Shakes penrean plays will be put on later. 1n~ cii1dinir“'l‘he Merchant of Venice." and "l‘welfth alight." $111111 of lioyt‘s ,piays and 11 few of the late Roland Reed“ 11 comedies will be revived later The Fifth Avenue company is certain ly 11 versatile organization. \‘clvci is appliquetl on all sorts of materials won taffeta silk. on the or on the heavy rough cloths. Special Sale 10111111111 110111 550 Ioag A Stnll cornfield: 3.1111. sauruonwutt mi“ every smelt! vfi'gfl” ?§:"if'rt of put new!” I.“ “page SAT “We." SM hi0! .1 ’“EW liltfi'élflb? only that errors ALL. KINDS or FOOD Into Clean Cut Unl- form 1.1Pleces as FINE. or COARSE as wanted. Other machines chop meat only: THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CHOPPING BOWL ALTOGETH’ER ”—— CHOPS Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Cabbage. Bread;— EVERYTHING. --v——---- A machine you will use every day. Call and see it. FOR SALE BY ComStock Watkins 81 Dow, 112 WABHNIGTON STREET, SOUTH MORWALK. Phone 43-6. 11311111111 11111 We. the undersigned. hereby give no. lice to all persons and corporations li~ able to pay taxes in the city of South Norwalk, that they are required by law to deliver to the assessorsor either of them on 01' before. the lot day of Nov- ember l902, a written or printed list. dated. signed. and sworn to, of all me property owned by them on the first day of October, 1002. liable. to taxation. making a description of all real estate. each parcel being separately describ- cd; and when reference can be made to :1. map on file in the town clerk‘s office. such reference shall be sufficient description. N. B.——l.ists may be returned to the assessors, at the council room. lfavl~ land street. South Norwalk, from and Including October It 1902 to and in- cluding No1: mber ist,1902, said Mike to be open from 0:30 to 1‘: o'clock a 111.. and from 2 to 5 o'clock. p. m..; on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clork in the evening and on Saturday, November Isl. from 7 to 9 p. m. Dated at the City of South Norwalk. Conn. October 8, 1902. FRANKLIN A. TOLLES. \‘ENANCIO A. SCOFIELI). Oct. 8111 Nov. 1. Assessors. TOWN ASSISSiliiS’ Nililiii We. the undersigned. hereby give no tire to all persons and corporations lia- ble to pay taxes in the Town of Nor- walk. that they are required by law to deliver to the, assessors, or either of them, on or before the first day of No- vember. 1902. a written or printed last. dated. signed and sworn to. of all prop- erty owned by them on the first day of October, 1902, liable to taxation. N. D.—~l.ints may be returned to the Assessors. at the Assessor: office. Town Hall building, Norwalk. and at insurance building. South Norwnlk. at the office of J. B. Lawrence. from and including October 16th. 1902, to and including November lat. 1902. said offices to be open from 9:30 to 12 o'clock a. m. and from it to 5 o'clock p. 111.. all days of the week (Sundays excepted); and on Saturdnya'aml on November lot. from 7 till 9 o‘ckick In the evening. Dated at Norwalk, Conn, Oct. 7. 10111. GEORGE FITCH. JOHN B. LAWRENCE. OSCAR W. "RAYMOND. Alamo". 08 if ‘. 4..- « g 1 -. . 11‘ 1' . .. Locust filters. The bite of the locust hints; 11113 and spider are poiwnoua and produce amapoinful and curious results. Sit» a piece of cloth folded 110nm thicknesses, with Brlzillan Hahn and bind over the bite. Instant relief. Remove in half on hour and you will and I drop. or 311m 11: 1111111111. This is the poison which has been all drown out and tho trouble hi our. 'l'hll II the thin In the world we now of mohoudmdflch . n away-limitation [3“me . or will ethic. Equally affective for M Instantly DEAFNESS CAN NOT BE CU RED~ by local applications. 11.11 tuoy 1111111111 reach the diseased portion of the our. nests, and that Is by constitutional rem- edies. Dcnfnous ls caused by an In flamed condition of the mucous llnlnl of‘tbe Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets lnfiarucd you have a rumb- ling round 01' imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed deafness is the result. and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube r0- stored to its normal condition hearing will be. destioyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by caturrh. which Is nothing but an inflamed con- dition of the mucous 111m faces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by eatiu'rh) that. cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circa lars, free. 11‘. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0. Sold by Druggists, 751:. Hall‘s Family l‘iliu are the bout. .....__...._ —. -1-.._ .... A ; Beautiful Designs . 1 in Wall Paper are ouch thlnxl. nevertheless: don't want to team boastful. but we are proud of our stock. We worked hard to let it. We didn't take what was thrown to on. That is one union why we hive the trade we do. Painting, lil- EEGOrham, 10 First Avonuo. Paper Hanging. Decorat- EAET NORWALK TOI. Olll Ill-I. ' FIRST Are you Insured In a strong company that is conllagration proof"? SECOND In your policy correctly written by an experienced agency? The experience of a quarter of I century hi at your service .mcoa M. u rrori. Flu incurlncfl. 5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwalk. IF YOU ARE A POOR RISK do not try our Company. if you are in est rates and best security. Company. Frederick H. Field. STOVEB AND RANGES. BLATB AND TIN ROOFING, . 0n and Steam Fitting :. an Fixtures. Noni Collins. .1011 Im our 010113 0! hic'imowo IANGIO . 4... ... Ito 1’1 i"ii 11 WILL mm. NORWALK. There is only one way to cure deuf‘ Are Iometlmes hard to get, but there' W0 rwo IMPOR mvr' rac- rons m rm: msunmvcz good health we will give you the low- Connactlcnt General Life insurance General Agent. United Bank Building. South Norwalh. Conn. Plumbing and Slum Hm fun. ”at Want Hanna. Hot Air Hominid. , mineral-tritium 111011111211...T ‘ '1'] 11111111111111 [11111111 Notice is hereby given that the' sen loctmen and town clerk of the town of Nurwnlk will hold a session in the Town Court Room, on Wall street, in the city of Norwaik, on Friday, the 17th day of October, 19011,»:rom-191.‘ o‘clock 11. in. until 8 o’clock n. 111., for. the. purpose of. examining the “RM?“ lions of electors. and admitting to the elector’s oath those who shall 09110111111; qualified, and, by public adjoufnlnellt,‘ will be in session for the mmqpur- poses, at the police rooms. on Havilapd street South Norwalk. Monday .0111. 1, her 20th, from 10 o’clock a. in. nah. 5“ o'clock p. m.; and Wednesday, Octopus 22d, from 2 o'clock until 8 o'clollt. p. m.; and unless all entered on the first list as ”to be mudo." whose rights shall appear to have 1min tnred. shall have been admitted or r01 lected. said selectmen and town clerk' will hold 11 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. m. and not afterwards except that if it ap- pears that the rights of any 1111112011 oh the first list under the title of “to be made" will mature after said Friday. October 24th. 1902. then and in that. case said selectmen and town clerk .1 will be in session in said town clerk's office on Monday. November 311, 1902. from 9 o‘clock a. in. until 5 o’clock p. m., and not afterwards, for the pur- pose of admitting such persons. Dated at Norwalk, the 13th dlty of October. 1902. - JAMES A. BROWN, 1 SAMUEL LYNES, I WILLIAM B. REED, .. Selectmen of the Town of Norwallt. ' HERBERTR. SMITH“ ,. ‘ Towu Clerk. 31:. J unius Brown " Painful did run lliiiiiii Pure Whit. ml 1.11 It”. ’ mind by hand will. was: Mod: u long and cover double III!- fue u nachlnorrnlndr‘rh , house of William 8107011; 01111151," Stephen Wilcox. both 0mm. Main street, were pointed it! I! 1 In thin manner 0m clown may 330.1110) are still good. 1: Your house will stand on will if I point it. My 08ch H mm Main smut. My residence. ll Elm Grove strut. . A Flash Valve. Not-cloud. etc-0| without In It I. for hummer. Du Io m THE IDEAL voLunern runway 11103 mm 71.11011 VALVI. ; A self “lusting promo, W’ applied to a Flash Volvo 011 direct pressure. Iii-chum no amount of water In the «no lo lime. regardless of the hood or put- auro in canine pipe. 800 it in operation in m (ism room. . ., . "i..v 1 111111. N 11111111111111 110.111 WATER 511115131. IOUTH NOIWALK. 0T. 1' "1 . SOLOMON 51:11:11 danigei. Gold, Silver, rich! and CW1 new.-. as Mm. “mag—W...» w...“ “A“... Hay Fever. 1 Samuel M Cotillion. Wilmington Deli. says: ”One bottle of Brain Balm has cured I bod c010 at Buy memo Cum-11h, Asthma or Brcm'chi- lus Coulumptlvn Only sci-m «for WNWl'ATION—c-PILI‘. thou-wont var." it Myer full: in my Pour. in» tin and has curo'd thou-undo of hope mlnutar known to science. :5 and We ) of amnion. Bimini “3011mm locallyw 011105 the Inflammation. '11.": use pulp , am only who matter: worn. Iii «a £11- 1 mm Chandeliers. Hand Irons. 300“”. Bird Cu“ and all kind! dud Metal Worb RM“! .116 mm . 11111111011111 Hartline Metal Sign- of every dmtlptlul. Bun Advertising Sim Lou. Olden 0. SM“ .Dailyl'rél? liltino 1111111111111 sew-rams» NOR ALK AND rm nonmur. Ste-mm 20 city N all: leave wYthlcfils. East River. sum ”puma Fag. .Norwdkmdm inguinal
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