1T S SO GOOD
That you almost want to clinch cold
for the pleasure of taking My White
Pine Expeotorant. it's Pleasant. It
Cures. Money refunded it not suits-
l’actory. 25c, 5th: and $1 per bottle.
T. BD. GRIFFIN.
til“.
205 \VIISIIIIJEIOIDI: MST" So Norwulk
EilSl liiilliillil
Painter .1. W lieutty is in New Yolk
today on business
l-‘red Brown is ill at his homo in Litu-
rol street with the grip.
There will be no tohcursul at Christ
Church E ust Norwuik this cvvuing.
’illutcr l-Itlwnrd l2. Corhnln has mun
lit \vork pniuliui; thc hundsoitio rcsl‘
doucc of E. R. Wu:.-hlmrn. tit Sound
Buach.
J. W. ilcutty hits it force of men at
work painting onu of the houses own-
ed by Howard Mossmun. in Elm street,
Norwtiili.
' Arthur Wood. one of the students at
Illt' lit-own Business College. who
boards hcro. spent yesterday with
friends in New llnvon.
Miss Ella Cunningham returned to
her home iii Vun Znndt strcct. roster
day after it two wccks' visit with rel-
olives and t‘i‘icnds iii Stamford and
Port Chestci‘.
Frank Cello. father or "llcttuic." the
clorlt in litifllt'l"s storc. til the cttst cnd
ot‘ thc Washington strcrt hridgc. in-
tends to still from New York. ll week
from tomorrow, for his. homc in ituly
Captain Robert N. Moreliousc. of
Nuru'alk. accompanied by his son. liar»
r3' Morehouse. or this plucc. will learn
iicxt Motidu)‘ for Camp Woodbine. lltill
Port Jefferson. L. l.. to spend 21 few
days.
Rev. F. S. Ainsworth conducted Iht‘
weekly social scrvicc iii the Advenl
I‘hrisiinu Church inst cvoniiiiz. iii the
obscure of Rev. J. \l'. lint-is. There
was it good attendant-c and. an inter
outing mectlng.
E. S. Husted. of Van Zandt
street. nccotnpunictl by Mrs. William
P. Sninllhorn. of South Norwulk. is
spending it few days in New Rochelle
with Mrs. Smallhorn‘s daughter. Mrs.
(‘hnrics Sherwood.
Mrs.
William Gilbert. A. N Sherwood
Miss Hattie Shorwuod and Albcrt
Prcecc returned this noon from Brook
l3'u, where they wont yesterday to ut-
tond the funeral of Mt Gilbert's sis
tor. Mrs. lumcs lloducs.
Guests ut ihc humus of Mrs. E. C
(Z‘itinpbell and Mr. and Mrs. J. P
Scyumur. this \vt-ck. rm: Mrs. John
W. Kcelcr. Mr. Ernest M. Keolcr. oi
ltcene. i\'. Y; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E.
t‘rntt‘t‘urtl and son Winthrop. of Brittgc.
port: and Mrs. Arthur S. l’lutt. ut
[Gust Norwnlk.—-Ridgeticld Press.
Edward ii. Gorhnm und Attorney
John Keogh. the registrars oi the
Third District. will iucct Monqu at
slow of Mr. tlorhurn to correct and
rovtsc thc voting: list. if your “Mn!
is not oil the list or it" you have niovcd
fl‘tml tillt‘ district In anothor you
should notify the registrars all this
limo.
Miss Lulu Hullorun. of Van Znudt
strum. was quite butli3 lutcn ycstc‘r
tiny afternoon in tho lot: liv it due in
South‘ Noruttlk. .-\ plusiciuu was
slimmed cud dressed the wound and
today Miss litiliornn wus tumble to at-
tciui school. it is not thought. how
over. that our serious results will fol
low thc wound.
..--_ H...»—
Tlle lllt‘lllI"‘F5 ct’ Muyllou. 7 Hook N
Ltldtlci‘ (‘otnputiy held it tum-tin: lust
night und t-otnplctcd tiuol urruuui‘
inputs for ”1011‘ bull this cwtiitu: ’l‘hc
boys Iigtirc that: tho}: will Clltllt‘ out
ziiwad und urc cunttdcut that with tlw
support of their friends in East and
South Norwuik they will have u sour.
sum to stow uwuy in the treasury “tif-
tt‘t‘ the hull is ovcr."
"l‘ho anttowor boys lookcd will:
anxious cvcs at the t‘IOlluii this morn
lull. wondcring it they worn to ttnvc a
realictitltm of their usuui bud tortuuc
in weather conditions for their big
whom! Itllti bull this evening Last
your thr- bull was held on tho cw of
\Ynshlnirtuu‘s birthday and many will
remembor it as out» or tho w-oist crop.
tints. weather“ isc ot the season
g1i‘tE‘ulntlvcu in ”first Noruntk have rc
no cd Ifittcm l’ioni Mrs Riiswil Mot
fortnurly Miss \‘ollic Lllumnic
dicu. oi this plow it which she says
tht slur und hcr hushuod are nit-ch
so tied in Pottstonu Round that the)
liltc tho pluco very much. Mr Morgan
hub a lucrnthe procttw a: dental our
Mn in tho place. Both wishvd to no
reinvnthcrcd to thrir fricuds tut-n).
humus I‘urtrlck tho poctacuhbtcr»
halter o! the dimmers titmt
brtltgo yourcntay miml a piccc of
Mick thc like of which tut has not had
in cars It was no other than tho int:
01 solidi: to. pair of lather lama. This
h d of twiscnr is worn by run to:
adorn although it hm many M
tax“. allowing: tho trousers to hum:
tw tor tout “tending betwi- promotion
monitor than an ‘ pair or
In Pntrtcl an am it: hit
he» know tum mu only that gen-
“? an in town who mm the leather
m . «autumn! George W
bu Jun-oh 35. um ton land Bunch F.
D! Jr. at Volt um “mt
that n the I. or. John Wet
mm on n boom and M
» mwmm. when no first! pm “It.
gunman 0&de
.‘ mu tungsten mt.
m» m a
W trimming
«on m: his
man mm
bird on the wing. so that it could full
but it short distance til it timo. This
dog went after the bird and Walter
liutin' t sci-2n him since. He thinks the
caninc is chiming that bird yet
W...“
——"A dose in lime saves lives." Dr.
Woods Noium l’iuc Syrup; natures
remedy for coughs. colds. pulmonary
disonscu of crew sort.
mum Aivnivalmmlv.
The. Harvest Festival of St. Luke‘s
wun held lust week.
Mrs. Churlcs \Vcbber is visiting her
.i..tcr in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. ihirdick are tho proud
parents of it new baby boy.
lilies Hclcn Wheeler, of Noroton, vis-
ltod Stutnford friends Mondalh
Mrs. Albert C. Wilson, of Stamford,
visited Durien relatives this week.
Mrs. Scllcck Scclvy. of New Canaan
visited Miss kibble ii. Sccley, Monday.
W. R. Mat-key returned to business
this truck, nitcr several wcoks' illness.
Misses Georgia and Addie Whitney
rcttirnod from their Bethe! visit this
\vccit.
Miss l-inrrict 'i‘uthill is boarding for
the Winter at Mrs. Richard Leonard‘s.
Noroton.
Miss Jessie St. John spent Tuesday
at her grandmother‘s, Mrs. Leonitrd
of Noroton.
Elihu Wood and faintly. of Noroton.
left last weck for their winter home
I To know" all there
(-tufleld are engaged in doing the inn
son work on the new house being
erected for Judge Elmore 8. Banks. in
Fniificld
utc recipient of the imported dinner
set ut the recent tall given by the
Church of the Assumption. has pitched
it snugly away and figures on (IP'
positing it with some trust company
{or soft» keeping. 'l‘ltore are rumors:
that 'nish is soon to take unto him
.sclf n wife; askcd as to the truth of the
report he replied: "Well lain think
inn about it. " but who the happy wo-
mu‘up is he will not at this time di-
vu go.
“Terry" s" life is prolonged. "Jerry"
is the horse given to Dr. A. J White
man for his use while harp and that
bad bccn doomvd to die wlicn the doc-
tor and wlfci
bum- in Greenwich. Dr. ll akeman has
dccideti to spend the wintcr at hlsi
Greens Farms home and ‘Jer'ty is no
veiitIQlI (nor his new loathe. of life thtit
. , tics as fcstivc as a twoyenr old " .-ier
ill ’1‘ ol Ivn.
SI) fim‘k'v.‘ Church was closed last i, r3‘ is not destined to fall into unkind
Sundnv he.“ louis French was nb- httnds.ii1.’l‘.Bedford who owns him.
scnt on his vacation.
Mrs Hoolihnn left Tuesdu.‘ morning ‘
to attcud the wedding of Mr. Hooll
hitn‘s brother in Pennsylvania.
'i‘hc Noxon residcncc has been very
much improved by the addition of a?
rolling around the upper piazza.
John Brutuiucr. who has opened it
barber shop in the Adnms BiOck.
Muin street. is a brother of Mrs. Jos-
cph Hindley.
Mrs. \V'ill Morehousc. who was enli-
cd to (‘hicugo in tho very serious ill«
ticsl: ot‘ her inthcr. reports him some-
what improved.
Mrs. George Oberlunder returned
lust week from it visit of eleven days
with Mrs. lcorgc W. Olicrlaudcr. of
would rnthcr huvc him killed.
WES TON
Miss Lizzic Adams has been visiting
in i. 30m Plain.
Mrs. l’errt Mccker has outcrtalucd
‘Noruztllt friciids
Mrs. H. A. Coley is spending a few
days in Norwalk.
‘ Miss Currie Morehouse is quite ill
with rheumatism.
Miss Jennie Nichols
Bridgeport friends.
.‘drs licorge l‘tcrrcll is spending this
week in \I‘aterbury.
Miss Annie i‘likcman has returned
from A visit in Daubury.
has visited
Lloyd iltkcman and brother James‘
Sarsaparilla, take Ayer’ s.-“1~Yt)tir doctor
will say. so toe: .He knows
'l‘honuta Wnluh, who was the forttiu- !
Iomovotl to their winterl
is to “know abduta
tr. 0.1m 09..
Wall, In".
'ARMY orrlcans comma-Nona.
m
‘Gcneral Weston, Chief Commissary,
Submits His Annual Report.
I WASiliNGTON. ()qt. 24.‘-—l‘ne an-
nual report of Gonerul John F. Weston
lohlot commissary of the army allows
, that them was placed to thc ticdlt of
i the human $16357. (ll-i and there has
been expended S‘l 001603 during the
fiscal year ending June 30 1902.
i Speaking of the withdrawal from Cu-
i ha General Weston commends the
; management of the commission de-
pattmcut in the island under Colonel
W l.. Alcxundcr. 110 ohm commends
iCuptain Hugh J. Galilgher who had
I 'chargc of the relief expedition to Mar-
tiniquc. of whom he says - “Great
credit is due Captain Gallagher for the
manner in which be discharged the
. humane and delicate mission with
which he was intiuated and demon-
stratus as other onusions have gone
to prove-——Cuba and Chiua*tnnt he is
i notably a man for emcrgcncies."
i Concerning affairs in the Philippines
I Concral \Vl‘iilmi 9338:
i ‘Slnbsistence ntt‘uirs in the Philip-
pines have presented at all limos com
2 plox and dltl‘icnlt problems but the pre-
. sent period has born one of cxtremo
ditficultv to meet stitisiatturliy New
and shifting conditions have aiisen at
mery step and what is wisdom today
becomes a futilit3 tomotmu so that
.: it has been impossible to map out any
i definite plan or make a provident rec-
ommendation; but it is cxpocted that
an settled and satisfactory bau'is‘wlll
‘ soon bc reached. and upon which intel-
l ligcnt iiction may iw founded.
3 The question of transportation is it
~ most difficult and important one just
now. particularly with regard to the
department of Smith Philippines. 'iae
Kpansburg' N. J_ how Visited friends in Untibun lack of adequate trnnsportation facili-
'l‘he topic of Rpworth League for Mrs Aaron Fiilou. of Georgetown. ,tios m the cause 9‘ just “9“ endless
Sunday. Oct. 26. will be "Treating a in. visited her brother A n Gilbert. ‘ “WWW“ 3““ I’m?“ "mm-“m 3““
Gracious invitation Lightly." Matt. Mrs. Frank Lyon has bcen the gum“ odluminn the subsistcncc depnrtmem
22- no; louder Charles B. Fitch. or n... sister. Mrs. Treartwcll. In no. ’0’ ”Hm I“ a "‘3‘?“ 0"” “”0“ “
'l‘hc topic for Junior Epworth thci. has "OfYORIi‘fll DUI “th11 so Vita“? 00n-
llt‘iiizuc. for Oct. 36. Will be “Magnets Miss Etlu-l Salmon has been the t “3m” :t. ““095 m many 9‘3"“ “"9
to Draw l’ooplc to Christ." John 12? gucst of Miss llclcn Peudcrgast. in . “holly dcpendcntupon the subsistence
32: 1M: loader Miss Flossic Gordon. lumimyc department for their {004 PPM”? M0
The topic for Junior Christian Hit- 31:. and zip-5 John Trendweil. of they complain of being iivpl’l‘i‘ed of sup-
dcavor Society.
will be:
I: 7-12;
tiitc.
First Sclcctmuu Raymond has tin
is..cd a now sidewalk from Dr. iloicc's
Oct.
l Job
\‘ulcn-
for Sunday.
“How to he Popular."
lcndcr. Miss Gertrude
.U.
'l‘ushun. have
't‘i‘v.‘.rt\\'l‘ll's.
William G Fitch has been appointed
tisscsuir, to supply thc place of D. S.
l‘ursons resigned.
Mrs. l“ W. Morehonso and children
spent a “cell at T. \‘3'.
vorucr. Not-omit. to Mr Shaw‘s PIMP have rcturncd to Port Chester. after
“hill: the enthusiastic pronounce .‘l‘rt’ilfiing ttvo weeks with Mrs. D. 8
‘just grand." M orchousc.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bruggcrhof ——-——-——————-—-—
thcir daughter. Mrs. F. M. Jones. and POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
~ou. Franklin. lciivc November 1 for
thclr New York homo. \vhcre they will
spend the winter.
Contractor 0. (‘. Bowen. who has
finished pointing the residence of Rep-
tcscntatiic Bell is now. painting thc
ripening and out building of G. n.1il-
lo3 Wost il\t‘llllt‘
\ir. Shcil‘tci d. of \iortheru New York.
is proprictor of tho new furniture
<toro on Main stroct. Mr Ramos hns
churgc of the store. They polish and
cpuir antique furniture.
During culisthonic exercises at tho
lligli School in Stamford r'cvntiy
THE BROWNIES TOXIGHT.
Crazies Lamb once said when he
wanted to be happy hc closed his cycs
and thought of children at play. To
night How hnndred children
young pimple will bo at play on the
rtnzc of lioyt‘s Theatre in the wry
popular production 0! Palmer Cox's
llrowtitv. in Fairyland The mystic
characters have income known
throughout the civilized world. Young
and old unit lonzingly for each new
IVpltllI o! the llrownic band. The
mirth provoking proclivities of these.
“two Sndic chd so severely strained happy croattons of Mr Cox assurcs
both wrists that Sht' this been under rthN‘ Who :tttvud tlw pcrforniance
'lr -\\‘crr'< curt or-r sinct
Rev .lcit‘ tics of Midllils punched an
lllllSIll‘III) tinc sermon in. Mr Guern-
«1‘3”5 church last Sunday. His text
was Mat. 3- l'." "’l‘hiuc shall be mine.
‘lll'l tho Lord of Hosts. in that day
WI‘A‘H i {nuke up my jewels.
.-\ stratltzcr u ho said his name was
I’Jllr‘é. zippiiud for board Tuesday at‘
*cruoon. :it the Iiiitlsv‘ of (:corge Deon
ml at Noroton lie was occomniodat‘
ui. Mtcr bre‘nitfnst. next morning. hc
.iisuppcurmi So did a will watch and
vhzttn and .t pocketbook containing a
dual! sum of mom-32
Thc Ropitldtcuns of llnricn are to
duos-mi to pivot in caucus ill tho ‘l‘own
tluli Tucsdai tit \‘ p in tor thc pur-
ms. of nominating t :rind‘. .l ates for up
i wittntiw and just; . t s u' the pcacc
:tud in trunstict such othr‘r business
tirulwt‘ to come twinn- suui caucus. By
'I‘tIt’!‘ of Town (‘UIUmITTl‘Efi George \ii‘.
Fun-hr. chairman.
'l‘hn wife of Captain .t. J. Allaire. of
NW York. is the ghost of Mrs. John
Rafferty. of Mum street. Captain Al-
iuirc was roccntlv retired from "1!?
Now York servicc on account of his
tailing eyesight, attcr frirty‘two yours.
1! ut'tivp sci-vice Mr. and Mrs. 0h
--rl;ir.der not! Mr. and Mrs. Album oc-
cupied tho same boost» in New York at.
and time Capt .tiiiorc lot! to take part
." the Civil war.
Lust Fritlnv cvonlng a party of I‘m.
on young pmiplmxuvo Princtpai For
73' u “surprisc” in the form of: "shoot
ind ulltomcasc” party. There were
urvsvnt Misses Acidic, Antics nnd (Elm
llvll Whirl-bury. Miss»; Georgia and
tddtc “‘hiincy. Mines Annie and Ada ,
Conn. ind la Conn. Miss Ethel Clock.
Charlic rack. Mm Mule Wu.
Miss Mary Warner mos Lucretia Cul-
len. Henry Mormon». (brown Smith ‘
Will Munitions». Stlnlcy Whllmy.‘i
Mirror‘s tattn Jo'sic and Lulu flown
Thcy like} in unit M lands with
:1" Perry cacti asking him a conun‘i
rum.
i
l
If 53 TPDR T.
t'rwicrtck 01:: in laying it. brick talk
om his Mimi to tho strwt.
Mitts Julia Mom: is branching. tcm- ‘
Into
mrtiy. in the amt: Pom
mm. o. Adam is in Moving
«new to: his twin: u #flfilfllm
in civil outlawing
new will: in toxin; 3 to: man.
vocation and is annals; the line:
humid; shout this section.
. Albert Retro: Kirk. at Walt
m m mm with his sitter.
How #10“!an Nov mm mm
tritzrti etntizsctncnt and laughter. The
music cspcualiy composcd b,
Muludrn Douglas author of all the
professional Brownie music. Every
uumbcr is melodious and has a popu-
btr jingle. Special attention has been
givcn to the costumtng of the large
I -.t t Tomorrow afternoon a matinee
Will be given espc iallv designed tor
all the school children.
“it many a your and trytniz age
May puss away crc on the stage
Auothcr I111“) l‘kc this will risr
To Nurse. to piizzlc and surprtse.
‘u'. 115
MAYP‘LOWER DANCE 'l‘tmlt‘yHT.
The annual ball of Mayflower Hook
nod l.;t..ldcr Company Will he bcid to‘
uizht in Music Hall. and indications
point to a largo attendance. Two or.
thcstm‘s. Sic-(s and Lowe's, will fur-
nish music continuously for the (inn-f
ccs and uromcnadca and then: will be
other intct’vstlng Centuries. Visiting
tircmca are exp-M‘tz’d from The Nor-
wuli-zs and ncarby towns.
THE ClittlSTlAN.
Prominent in the list of no1 season's
attractions ot Hart's Theatre will be
the production on “Wine-odor October
:39. of Hull mum‘s great play "’l‘ttc
Christian." wit rcmembcrmi
argument 0! “older & Company.
eminently successful firm have in ad
ditton to “The Christian.“ Viol: Alice.
and hot company. in a now ploy also
by Hall Calm. untitled "Tho mound
City" Kyrle Bellow will Pm me.
again in ".9. ticntcman From Franco."
on:- at tilt! blue»: stream or the
sewn. andfleebort Hui Winslow‘s
new play. ‘fle \‘lnmr Buyer,“ will
.ntmduco Bur-ii Kondall not! a company
int comedy artists while Jinan O'Neill
out Irv ml: in in Russian romantic
drama by Hunter Fwd‘ontllled “Tho '
“limo! of the Humble.
Uriah".
ed the community tor My America tour
owning in
' under the tn! 3 ”Went. would:
tort! In Winn-s
play: which to!
(one of this grout
WM
WNW
mm mm an "aim mm. n: im
Wm
and .
new '.
from its turmcr ungngcmcnt for evccl-
tour.) of cast and production through» i
out which has chnmntmm the gr- 3;
in '
manor misc Mn compiler»
to aid to that
plics not only absolutely aseptial to
. hr-aith. such as bccx’. frcsh vegetahlos
and ice but others required for their
wants and comfort Largo losses are
‘ t‘lltltllcd h3- dclays in shipments of per-
' islinhlc stores "
General stton recommends that
\Vhri‘m‘irr pcrntancnt pasts are located
in tho Philippines. cold storage and
making plants hc provided. in
thus connection he has the lollowlngto
soy concurring fresh bt-orf'
"'l‘hcrc hits at all times been an
abundant supply first-class rcfrlg‘
crntod incets. “'hii ‘t was procured in.
Australia at rcasonnlile- prices and
brought by vessels of the- navy to Ma-
nila u‘hcrv it was PIQCM'I in cold stor-
age. Tho priccs paid with all cxpen—
i_ fies includcd have been very reason»
i bio. and are in widc contrast with
those paid for thu British army in
South Africa. when: the coat of a ra-
. tion of beef alone- has o'qtlfllifd the cast
of our entire ration of lwef. flour. fresh
and dmcd vegetables. fruit. colic». su-
gar. ct. «liltvomd in Manila. Them
wore 8. 5H .‘2 pounds of beef and mu:-
ton supplied of a most rsmell-int qual-
in. It was nécessan to procure this
in» f from Australia. in; the tar ages of
rindcrpest has salmon totally destroy-
WI the cattle camboa. and urine in
the archipelago. it is feared now that
on around! of the drought in Austra-
lia the pricv1 of freth meat Will ad-
vance: and with this prospect in vicw
stops. haw Ili't‘n tnkcn to obtain a ncw
market and the dclivcrv of fresh moat
1.3. mercantilc vessels."
o.‘
HE STRUCK THE WRONG PLACE.
.‘tn ctwill-"d mum: man hashfitlly cu-
toroti thv ntfico of r-u- Norwaik wan-r
mmmtssioncrs :t {cw days 3.20 and im-
parted tho information to Frodcrtrk
Buckley. clerk of rho board. that. he
was in oucst of a marriage “Irwin? Mr
Buckley explained that hc bod struck
thc wrong place art-f dircctvd him to
tho office or Town: Clerk iterbcrt R
Smith.
POLICE INSPECTOR GRANT RE-
TIRED.
NEW YORK. ()ctnlmr fitanol‘ice it'l-
spcctor John ii. Gram has been re-
‘tirwl from the force It his mm m
lll~hcalth is assigucd as the
quest.
«1.x
Little Lurer
Pills.
‘ 24 -A hurricane Iliii'l swept over Port
‘ Diamante provider.» of Entre mos be-
- were iuiured.
Nilh'NOS AYI’II‘J‘} Al‘i’outlno IOCI
tween the rivers Uruguay and Parana.
Fifteen persons were killed and many
A hundred houses worn
destroyed and several ships were sunk.
Novoyu nud othor piuceo \vero also
damaged.
THREE NEW BRITISH WARSHIPQ.
LONDON. Oct .i‘lw’l‘ho uritiuh aci-
miralty has given out contracts for the
construction of three ‘warships dea-
cribed as “Scouts." They will have
a speed of 25 ll. knots when in lighting
trim their engines will he ‘17. 000 horse
power and their sen going qualities
will bc superior to thoso of the Not-
podo bunt Destroyer.
PREMIER'S MUREDER To'HANQ.
SOFIA. Bulgaria, October 24——~A‘ftor
three days' hearing Michael ismvreff.
alias Halju. was today found guilty of
the murder of cx- Premier Stambuloff
in i895. and sentenced to be hanged
The accused pleaded not guilty. Crim-
panions of M Slambuloil tostificd that
Stuvrcff fired the first idiot.
Wanted
First-Class
Painters.
Decker,
87 WaSHln’gtOn
Street.
80. Norwalk.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
55o bag
A. Stall
COTTAGE AVE... EAT? NORWALK.
Now .YORKNtauI-‘nnvéu a.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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U CHOPS ALL KINDS 0?
£000 into Clean Cut Unl-
form. Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
nether machine. chop meat
.t‘liily. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
‘ CHOPS Potato”. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread:-
EVERYTHING.
m
A machine you will use
ovcry day. Call and seqlt.
FOR sALE'av ‘-
Camustock
Watkins
8. Dow,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-0. ..
C t T Y
liiiiiillli’ lillllili
able to pay taxes in the city of South
ember. 1902, a written or printed list.
description.
land street. South Norwall-t, from and
including October it. 1902. to and in-
cluding November lst, 1902, said omce
to be open lrom 23:30 to 1:! o'clock a.
m. and from 2 to 5 o’clock. p. m..;
Saturdays from 7
lat, from T to 9 p. tn.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk
Conn. October 8. 1902.
FRANKLiN A. TOLLES.
VENANCIO A. SCOPIELD
Oct. 8th NOV. 1.
We. the undersigned. hereby give no
lice to all persons and corporations ll-
Norwalk, that they are required by law
to dalivcr to the assessors. or either of
them. on or below the int day of Nov-
dated. signed. and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them on the first
day of October, 1902, liable to taxation.
making a déscriptlon of all real estate.
each parcel being separately descrilr
ed; and when reference can be made
to a map on file in the town clerk's
oflice. such reference shall be sufficient
N. B.—-i.ists may be returned to the
assessors. at the council room. Havi—
DEAFNEBB CAfNNOT B! c
by I00“ IDDIIOM hill 5 .
‘reuch the dlsea‘sed portionmIinf an m.
i'l‘here is only one way to cure‘ dill».
nuns, and that is by constitutional to ,
adios. Deafnenn is caused by In
rimmed condition oi: the mucous lint
ot the Eustpuhlnn Tube. iWhan thll
tub‘e getadln'nainod y‘OII‘hEVOi i. will;
ling noun or mper ec \
lwhen u is entirely album! 39 «gram:
the result. and unless tlm
can be taken out and t
stored to its normal (loin! ‘
will be dead (1 (octagon;
out of ten pro opus d
which is nothing but an n ‘
dii on of the mucous surf cop. . “
,e will give One Hun rod Doll" l:
is” any one of Deafneg‘ ale-used ,/
irii'hé that cannot outed tr . ‘
Ha'i s dtar‘rh Cdre. fiend qtor untu-
lara, free
I". J CHENEY It 00., Toledo.U .
Sold by Drusglsts 16c. l
Hall's Family ”Pills are the limit ' l
An ”Mm but! In M tilt that.
are their (Jilin. autumn”. We
don't not to «on 06th MW
are proud of our stool. W. ram;
turd to m u. .w- didn’t mm in“:
nu thrown to Ill. (infirm m '
why we hove the It“. with). ‘
Punting, I’IDGI' Bum. Decor»
in.
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ill rim Ami». un- Ndnwmit ‘ ..
fit. out in t.
TWO IMPOR TINT
ran: 11v rm: Iivsmmw
on
to 9 o'clock in the
evening and on Saturday. November
Assessors.
FIRST .3. .
Are you insured ht M‘ ‘
company that in evaluation 5
proof"?
SECOND
in your policy correétiy written ’
by an experienced um: .
The experience of a cunt-m of I ‘
century in at your
JICOB M. LAYTON
“MP-Mr
5 Railroad mm mm
ll" YOU “ARE A MR m
Town
iiiillilili’ liililii
We. the undersigned. hereby give no
time to all persons and corporations lla-
ble to pay tans in the Town of Nor-
wnik. that they are required by law to
deliver to the assessors, or either of
them. on or before the [rut day of No-
vember, 1902. a written or printed last
dated. signed 1nd sworn to. of all prop-
' crty owned by them on the: first day of
October, i902, liable to taxation.
N. B.-—l.lslls may be returned to tho
Assessors. at the Muslim» omce
Town iiall building. Nor-wall. and at
insurance building. Smith Norwnlit
at the allies. of .i. B. Lawrence», from
and including October Min, 15902. to
and including November int. 19%. said
offices to be open from 9:30 to 12
o‘clock a. m. and from 2 to 5 o'clock
p. 113.. all days of the week (Silurian
except-sill: and on Saturdays and on
November tat. from 7 till 9 o'clock in
the evening.
Dated at Norwaik. noun, Oct. 7. 190..
GEORGE FITCH.
JOHN It LAWRENCE
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do not try our Company. If yet: an In
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Company.
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General Amt.
United Bank Building. South Non-nth,
Conn.
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