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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 29, 1902 · page 7

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ITS SO GOOD

That you almost want to catch cold
for the platinum or taking My Whlta
Pine Expo-clonal. lt’o oi’iodgnnt. It
Cures. Money roinndun itinnt satis-
factory 25c Blic. and $1 pcr bottle

T. B. GRIFFIN.

D was . .
205 Washington St. So Norwallt.

EilSi‘I III.

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Mrs Shea has liccn nuitc ill at her

home in East Washington strt rot.

 

 

 

Alonzo Whoclcr, 01‘ Rowan utrcct, IS
spcntliug a tow days at ii‘airlicid
llcnclt.

Miss Gusslc Golding will cntortain
a low friends this evening at her home
in blast avenue.

 

Mrs. Henry Bin-lino of 1‘: ast Nor
walk. has been visiting Mis. Channcc)
Allen, in Weslpori.

 

Mr. anti Mrs. Curr nrc spcnding a
low days with Mr. and Mrs. Alva “our;
street, in Pittnilold.

Mrs. Mary L. Dora, who has been
visiting friends in Now Haven, return-
od home yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rusted, of Van
Zandt street, are spending the day
with friends in Stratiord.

 

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The Emaaou \Vhist Club is mcctlng
with Mrs. Rufus Osborn this after
noon at her home in Scaview avenue.

Miss Edna Day will entertain a party
of friends at a iiallowe‘en party ll‘rida)

cvcnlng at her home In Van Zund
street.
The Ladics‘ Mission Sooicly wll

moot tomorrow evening with Mrs. Ed
win 0. Drakc, at her home in Betti
Place.

Miss Etta Brundage will cutertalr
thc members of the Silent Elglt'
Euchre Club this evening at her home

in Van Zandt street.

Ralph Gregory. of this place. shot
three handsome black ducks one day
icccntly while out hunting on the men
dows near Cali Pasture.

Howard Benedict, of Osborne avc
one, who has been laid up with all in
jut-ed linger, has resumed his duties It
the manui'actory of C. S. ’I‘rowbridgc

The East Norwalk Republican clttl
hold a meeting last evening and talk
ed up plans for thc coming campaign
(in acount ot‘ the many other ntrat
lions the attendance was not largo.

Mrs. Leo Davis, of Rowan street, 1:
in llrldgeiort today attending the con
volition ol’ the Foirlicld County King':
Daughters and Sons. Mrs. Davis \vii
give her report as county secretary.

Brother James ljilommodicu am
his band of workers will go to Norwalla
tomorrow evening to assist in the spec
ial revival services being held thb
week in the Knight Street A. M. E
Church 01 that place.

 

Mr. and Mrs. l-larric Morchouso ant
daughter Gladys. of Wlniicld strcct
and Captain of Police Robert N. More
house and wife. of Norwnllt. rctnruct
this afternoondrom a scvcral days"out
ing at Port .Icfl’crson. 1,. l..

The members 01' the Young Ladies
industrial Society will moi-t this cvcn
ing with Miss Marguerite Taylor 11'
her home in Van Zandt street tlill
makc arrangcments for an entertain
ment to be held soon lti Norwailt.

 

All the toachcrs and olllccrs of tin
East Avenue Methodist Sunday schoo
arc. roqncsted to meet with Mr, tillt
Mrs. Edward Simona this evening at i
o'clock nt thcir home in Winllcli
street, when plans for the Chrlslnta:
t’csiiral Will he talked tip and coin
nilttccs appointed.

Th0 asstlssors, In session Monda:
evening and lust cveuiug at tlic sloi'e:
of W S Hartford and E. E. Iiorhuni
rospcothl-ly. iecclved quite. a largr
number of lists but there are still many
that have not bean handed lu. lltu
the place and date of the sessions bctu
advertised a low days oitrlicr a inucl
larger number would undoubtedly haw
been received.

Bennie Crib). tho popular clork it
llaincr'u cigar storc on the Washing
ton titroot bridge. will so to Now Yuri.
Friday ovonlnit to sea his father.
ll‘ranll Cello, and brother, iloiinic, oil
for Europa. ’l‘lic lattcr suit Halal-din
boon for thclr homo in Naplou. lion
nlo'l lather has boon in this rountri
only about six months witiio hiu bro
(bar has beau horn over night who
and understands tho English lunguum
vary well.

 

MW MAW

Thirty colorcd oponoru arrived last
night (min Norfolk. Vii.. and are now
at work in. tho Raoul oyster shop on
the Washington about brings. 'i'hii
brings tho number at optimal-ii at ihb
shop up to ovor ability. All of tin
arc professionals at the business Mil

work Vary rapidly. They are at pros
out boarding in that old 110qu Look
wood piano in tho blitxvmiior block
There are also twu woman oponors a
work In tho shop. Thay are utility rap
bl anchors and are kept soparate rain
the man.

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am and John Hall restarted roster
any afternoon from a two days coon
hunting trip in Wanton» Tim return.
ed Without tho ouch and with only too
measly gray squirrels to show for
their sport. Monday night in com
may with mom {armors they start»
oil not aim noon. Tho rain some
clown inhuman, and tho entire part1
mt their war and did not got hnokvio
mam“ until utter. natal ht
Cull “tidbit at“! the next than
go: but“: they’ll. going to like :1:
* hoists union atoll . ..

, i with. he Winfield “not. any
, an other how moi its will not
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inflicting it severe gash, which bind.
brotushly. Mr, Fitch was talton home
and Dr. J. L. Marshall was summoned
and dressed the injury. Hz- ls now able
to sit up. although still vcry wank
from the loss of blood.

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30 ma non.

Melville Youngs. oI’ Crockett street,
will move. his family to i} not Norwalk.
tomorrow.

The public schools closed today to
permit of tho teue hcrs visiting the nth
oi lili,lltl(lll'l in tho iow.n

A largo numbcr oi' ihc members of i
the Baptist (j‘hurch wont to Durion last i
tiVii'tllng and hold a spirltod cottage]
prayer alerting" at the home. of Mrs;
Wadsworth. i
Mclvliic Young and family will move i
next week from t‘roeltctt art-tine tol

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Eut-‘t Norwulit. Mr. Young's son Hurry ‘
is now cniploycd in South Norwalk and

nearer his work.

 

 

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

1.. l". Stoorza was in Stamford Mon» »
day on busincss. ,

Henry Valentine has sold his val-i

lilx- Senator that lcn W. Lounsbuiy
was in Stamford yoslorduy on busi-
ness.

il‘rcd Smith, who Wits injured whlloi
playing football last Saturday, is get-
ting along nicely.

Mrs. 8. Austin, 01’ Ox Ridge. spent
Sunday with her son. Elmer Austin, at
his home in Port Chester.

'l‘lic regular prayer services will be
ltcld this cvenlng in the Congrcgailon-
’II and Mcthodlsl Churches.

Mr. and Mrs. Blii‘dlt'lt, of Main
strcct, are the. happy parcnts of a baby
boy, which nrrlvcd last \vcclt.

Grocer licorgc W. t‘loclt ycstcrduy
‘oceicd a lingo consignment 01 food

from Mauucl ’1‘. Habit of South Nor-1
walk. 3
li. lli‘apcr and (iroccr ilaymoiiil, 01’}

this plat-c. attended the. play at lloyt‘s .
Theatre, South Norwalk, Monday cv-
cning. 1

Miss Etta Wcttoring. of East l’ort
Chcster, spent Sunday the gncsts of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis l<‘. Stoorza. of Con-
icr strcet.

Henry Valentine expects to move
soon from his present home in Mans-
deld avenue to his new residence in
Noroton avenue.

A party will be held Friday cvcning
it the home of Chnrlcs Mather. chcral
from this place expect to attend. mak'
ing the trip by wagoncttc loud.

Hani’ord Smith and Clifford John
son, of this place. attended a bandnct
if tlic .Iohn ilrown Association 01'
South Norwalk Monday evening.

Mrs. SolllllWle is building a largo
roach barn on the propcrly in the mar
11’ his rcsidcncc in Norman. Contrac-
‘or C. ll. Fitch is pulling up thc build-
ng.

.l. l’, Brummor, tlic Main strcci bur-
ier, with his family. expects to movc
on track from his present home in
loath Norwullt into Georgc Jvcrctt's
iousc on Railroad avonuc.

A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.

\Ibort Wilison, of (llcnbrook. Mrs.
'Nillson is a danghtcr of Mr. atid Mrs.
%. (‘. Silllman. of this place, This

nukes Di‘uggisi Silliman u grandfath-
er for the lirst time.

Charles Hoyt. thc nonagcnariau oi
)x Ridge, continues in about the sonic
onditlon. llr. ilohunnan. oi Stant-
ord. is aticndlng him but on account.
if his age docs not giro much hope
hat ho will long survive.

'l‘hc hcnvy ruin of Monday and Tiles-
lay completely submerged the prop-
iriy of ’I‘heodorc Austcn. cast of thc
ailroad signal tower. ’l‘hc storm was
no oi‘the most scvorc that has visited
his suction in some timc.

The Republicans of Darlcn hold
hclr caucus last night in the town
lilll, and placed the following In nom-
ration: ltcptcse nintiw. Thomas P.

‘l'Illr‘ .Itisiltci: of the pciue .lohn Ii.
:cllcclt John ll l‘unn. Sands I‘llfilillil
nil llirnm ll. 'l‘arlor. '

A harvcsi icsiival was bold last
web at tho 'l‘iilIliititlge lilll cllilptsi
vhicli pmvctl a most licilghliiil social
‘vcut and a dccidcd Iinauctai success.
l‘licre wore ovcr titty in attendance. A
irograiu of music and rccltations was
Iven after which thc \‘i-igellllilt’h‘ .do-
iaicd wore. disposed of, 1528 being not-
cd for line brutality oi' the chapel.

llolly Draper is building it suhutuir
lal two'story and a hail lrniuo struc-
ure to bc uscd as it rcsldenco for him.

undue ivllli (:liitpt‘l. Ho and his son
’lcrbcrt Drnpor arc dolntt the work
vbich thoy oxpcci to intro complotod
‘wiorc the and ot wiulcr. Threo sidos
it tho buildinit are now up and the
out on.

 

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CRANBUR Y

Edward Cook is canilncd to his bail
villi rhcumatlum.

M rs. it‘. J. Taylor. who has liccit scr-
ouuly III. in improving.
ltcv. Mr. Ctmrr prmtclwii in tho

hupol laminar aitoriloon.

llcv. Mr. iaitiiiiibury, or llroonwioh.
tau boon visiting it}. til. ’l‘uyior.

William ilragory tin. In visiting his
ion. A. l...lirnxory. in Brooklyn.

M ru. Nancy Willow chlortuinmi u
innibci oi roltttlvca from West Nor-
vntk on Friday

Mlillltlil Kathi-ruin and lillio linorr.
ll Houtii Norwalk, Wore midst: of him.
,1. lluby, on naturally.

The New York parties who nonunion
ho lliiiilor plates for a new Weeks. havu
110va book to the oily.

Mrs. Flank Wiilmotl oi‘ Mamnro‘
lock. spent last truck with bar dilligw
tar. Min. Robert Granary.

Mr. and Mn. William tlurkn. or
South Norwdik. spent holiday with his
mother, Mrs Katherine Burks.

An invitation sociable is to be given
by auroral young men oi this pin: in
Washington mil. on malty averting.

Mrs. Fox. of mast Norwhik. has been
a guest of Mrs. Hyatt the past woek.
Arthur (trunk is. working in Sandy
Hook

fir. had him. Frank Bhorwoml and
Slim Sherwood. oi horizontal. and A.
Khan. at Small ism-until. spout than
your at w. H Sherwood
, Kr. and Mrs. l“. is tinker. at
is who have hora visiting
roiatlres have the past two vulture:
turned to tholr homeoh Monday.

CW!!! WW%M the yacht tin»

 

v hm nodal

mammalian m
«titanium

1 his
lug his head on a chopping block and .

thc change is mado that he might bo‘ .‘ ‘- ' ‘

unblo cow to a Dull.) out of town. i .

cit and family this side or the 'l‘ull-‘

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Illuiuui ilrook. N. .l.,
‘tiw itiutuilulion ui‘ linv. R. .l.

m,m of. no

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

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PICTURE

 

ROMOC MAN

viii: NATIONAL LIGHT-HOUSE satiric: is THE
nuns or sumo monomer; or LIVES :vz‘nv run.
NATURE'S LIFEV- SAVING SERVICE is NO Lass :rrzc-
Ti“. ROMOC muos cola A ancon or aniouvm
HOPE vo tvznv vovmzn upon THE on or ability
surname. ROMOO is NATURE'S HEALTH SIGNAL.
aurora: by W my. svntcktu worm or autumn-mu,
iuoiazsviou. Ntnviou otooo vnouutcs my EAOILV
anon no: out: HARBOR or PERFECT HEALTH.
ask FOR aooutrr

nomoc REMEDY co.
napvrotnce. a. i.

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THE’EIIfEEEhb PHnRMACY.

WESTPORT.

.loscpii ti. Hyatt spcnl Monday in

 

Sanguiuek lo Oeliige I‘llliililll' iicllows
'oi \eu \lllli ’l‘bc cc lemony nus pet-
I‘ridgeport formed last Saturday in New Yul it city
: . E\llicic Mr and Mi llcllous uill yr»

1.. ll. Mills visited friends in Dairy 31,19. a
bun, Sunday

1 Immediately following the later-
“"5“ Kate SGML" spent Sunday “0'“ meat of Mr. .lellli‘lc‘s remains in Wil-
uith her parents.

low ilroolt. Rm‘. Mr. Macltcnzio took
.lndize l). B, Bradlcy and wife \vcrci mu“ from South Norwalk for Now

\.sltors in Bridgeport Monday.

Mrs. ilaniel Ilriscoll is cutertninitit'.‘
her mother. from Georgetown.

The interior of Frank 'I‘tiylor's Statc
i-lreet sturc is living renovated.

II. 0 \\'akeiu:tn and wife spent Sun

York to oiflciate at the t‘uncral scl‘vlcon
of Mr. Thomas 1.. t‘olcs. who was a
1brother of Mrs. Mitt-itcnries mother,
Mrs. C. it). Wecks.

Arthur 1‘, Northrop and Mills Mnr~
, , . ion Allcn. oi (‘bmpo stl‘ect. were mar-
‘133; “'“l‘ "“thS l“ l-lritlgcport. ‘ rlcd In Port t‘hestcr. on Saturday last

lrol. and Mrs. Lndd, oi Ynlc. werc‘ by ”H, Rcv. \V. 'I‘. Pray. They will
‘1‘“ “‘1‘“ S““““-" "f DIV and “"3 T- board for the winter with the. groom‘s

('13 [01.11.18, 1.. "II "t , .1 l ,. ‘ patents. on Cotnpo slccct. Mr and
i will [‘f'V‘ :‘Htlr‘tlil ‘Q’E‘V‘ Y‘all“ ""3" Mrs Noitlitop are to bc lolliir'illlllilllll
‘ 1.1,, ”’m “ ‘ 5‘ “ r L“ 0' ‘~ ml“ Unions this season have been it fail

I ‘ J ‘ ' . | i 1
MT”: 11:15-35.”15WIg:iil):1?§:::n,z irom‘ the. line hall thc II'UD rotted. [and in
a I‘ll"llillillll‘ attach to such an extcnt «Mum‘- ”w." “T“. han "n "m" 13‘5”"
that be Is confincil t0 hill home. “:1 1” NT“ “I‘l‘ “”_ ”W pioduce, ,H'”
Lee 'l‘hm'tas has Il‘lillt’tl tho Morc- lllllill‘lli'i IieI tl_\' :iit'inul in Imrt Mm.
louse hm“ in North M'llti strc‘t and day night. and the toaster reports the
i: tuciiliiiiia It‘with his‘ I'tlmitr.\ market “”‘UI’INWY. lrom $1.2M 10 $1 lic-

. ' ing the prlccs paid. .tnioni: the
Ir. l. lininum. who has spcnt most “Hum,“ hm.” hemibouls a“. (ho

ti ilu- slimmer here with his mother. ‘.Iiils Him and \\' ii l‘lurr

tuturned to New York, Saturday. \lr and MI" ‘H‘ .1 i; \icel \
‘\ wi'viitit ill the home 01' Ncll R - ' . A- h H” I" l f “r
~ 'il'e ‘lil'llll'l‘l their crystal \vcddinn on

Miiihcll i‘cll Sunday and
Ill".

brokc her

s‘. . - t-.' . . .- ..‘.
Powers rcduceti the l‘rac- in] lllllll_\ tuning .tt llll.l ple.i..iul

home in (‘rossliighwny district. which
was handsomcly decorated with how.
era. the ciu'ysunthcmuin bolus the
most prominent. 'I‘herc new about “no
hundred and fifty guests present and
‘thc evening passed ui‘l' eutircly too
quickly. A large nutnbcr of guests
. nerc present from out of town, prom-
, incnt among whom wcrc Mr and Mrs.
‘l'ooie and family oi Niw \otlt tll\.
l‘oole's abilities as liii entcriniuci are
many and be delighted Illi‘ tonipany
. with scrernl comic songs also Imper-
sonations in tho Irish, licrnlnti and
Jen Ish illnlcct Mrs. iu‘lwoud gavc n rec-
itation which was wcll received and
Miss Middlebrook. oi l"nirileid render-
ed several piano solos. Miss \seurilit
Meekol‘, i‘ciiilcletl a vocal solo \viiu‘h
“as cyccllcnt and ill monstruted much
lot that young lady it she t'tllilllilli. to
plastic tho course Ill lllllhll‘ .\i ll
which n bouniiiul ri-paut was scrwd,
Mr and Airs livelier were the l'l'llil-
ieuis oi munv handsome and liwiiil
, plea-wills.

With the approaching tall and uln-
,ter sounou, with its antidcn cliniuzcs.
look out for rhcniniiiisni. Nothing so

wrist,
lure.

Ali'i'od i’crry. of Milford. formerly
of \Vcstport, was a guest on Sunday
at inc rcublcnco of William l.. t‘olcy.
Mull-'1 avenue.

Mrs. .I, Y. Staples and little «laugh
tcr Etta, from I'lrooltlyu. arc the gnosis
oi‘ Mrs. l‘liarlcs \'nli Schnick, oi’ Riv.
orside avenue.

Itev and Mrs. icortzc W. I’larhyill
spent it portion of last chk in Ilart~
lord, the guests of itcv. and Mrs.
Ul'lll'fll‘ ’I'. IdiHIRIt‘y.

Mrs lienjaniin Ilritdley and danah
tor who have been thc guests of Mrs.
.l t: l-lyuli rclurncd to their home In '
lllulrl'lli'lll Hultirdiiy.

’I'humus lilynn pnrchnscd a large
quantity of boy from John iiinttee and
is euzziiawi curling It to his: burns hcre.
from the (:l‘t‘t‘ilti Ii‘artus blacc.

ills: llrien .‘llx l‘t‘llllllvll to her Mr
ties In l‘nton school Monday. til'lcr an
:tbmuci- of nearly two would: on all‘
mum of the death of iicr father

I-: l‘lnrl-z iiuriuim has returned to
his bump in Now York. ultur spending
the summer with his inolhcr. Mrs. lic-
iln I-‘, .‘Ilorchousc, who has bot-n duitc

iii . ihorotmhly rclioveu this lroubic as Iiu
l‘hnrlcu Van St-ltuit-it narrowly ea man's Ncrvo and lions (ill. 25 cents
(liIll‘ll helm: sclioitsiy iniurotl Rotor-h iiotilc. it ll. l‘litistcd. "

illll night by ll runaway tcuni. AH it
was he had his right In): slightly bruis

JUDGE EXCLUDES TESTIMONY.

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Rev. Mr. Mat kc nzic buptlzcii Mary. , That Given by Mamie Melando and Jo.
,lbe inlunt child of Richard and Maiyi seph Fart-oil Not Admittod
ilniriuiuucn. on t-lundm tiller tlic‘, NEW Ytiltlt. (iciohor nomination

iuoinlluz malice. in tho (“hurt-ii oi‘ thc= latutbcrl today at tho resumption of
Holy 'l‘riulty. illlt‘ trial of lluiuud ll. Moiinoux. illi-

tiuuil brothers hurc Ill'i'll ndr.btod noun: oil that hc had decided to oxoludo
that too linruc loads of anihrnnitc coal lhc iciillmoil) oi Munilc Mclaudo and
have bccn slatted this way. colilllitiilld .louopli Farrell git-cu at the last trial of
to thorn. 'l‘hhb ili‘i‘lHll will he otrc uslonl Molinmix which lhc prosccutlon u‘11h
for u inblluci icic. ml to burn lead to llw Illi'y

ltuv. (lent-yo chii llurhydt. ilolh oi' lhcac i'ormor \vitpouunu lirc
in Now .lcrm-y untuldc tho Jiliiluilt lion
at tho court and thc ilroooodinau in
thin than yculcrduy ilollcd with artill-

iu at
today. uitcniilnd
'i‘bump-
min. as pastor or iiin Congregational
Church, in that llllli‘l‘. mama on tho point or icadlniz tho tun
Mrs. llmirm- lierryl wont to Now I timony in tho abuenc c of tho wilnnuw
ilnvun Monday. itciotnpaub-d by two mi who cannot ho muipuliod to nttcud
friends to visit. bur husband and liw trial. Mina Muiuudo was tho iirst
llilliliillli‘r. who aro iiinmlioru of tho witness at lib- first trial to connect
(loom Payton Comedy (la. play. in; ur‘ Mollmuix with Um blur: «Naomi papur
ciiuugcmoni ihul‘c. null Flirt-nil lostlilmi that ho ultw Mol-
llioyd Nash, tho floplillliclin ennui insult in Nowurlt with it small Dnltllilitl'
data for Nt-‘l‘ifltfll‘. is ill at his home on tho any the bottle humor was bought
King hit-col. lliiu day last wank ha in that city. :1
turuml his hand quickly and contracted ’ wwwwwm
it"stitch.” which lit varyiualuiui to any whip ouc would over be bothered
tho It‘lliil. ills many tripods hops; with constipation ii' «ivoryone know
that he will soon be tibia to be about. how naturally moi quickly hurdock
Conductor rlnvld Mulroney took almond Bitters rt‘gtllhlefi Il’ll‘ stomach
any oil Sunday and returning hump at and bowel».
night come across it ml for Thai Wow-w...“
meeting was a hiirnrlaodo both. Ma» . WILL NOT liHlP GREEN OIIANGEa.
honcy stumbled ovenllnyaaril all on; 1.08 ANOFllJlis. (Jothlmr allwshlp.
was priming lots to his homo. For it pulls hum agreed not to forward groan
moment ho took it to lit- a simphnrd lth oranges to the east Lilli souwn..tyvrn
though tho first shipments must be do»
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin squirm «out out toyed two or thft‘l! vaults. Formerly
announcements restarting of ti > hlpmnnts new nlsiiht'l out in order to
via a at their Gauthier. Edith hill or: on tho marlin!

 

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light of work lungs, broil»

 

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”Mt h‘flhklhtw all alight» liov

 
 

t'ot the tontrol at tho London “’l‘nbcs
will or. nbnd in the House of Commons
when the Morgans will cndohvor to get
the whole house to rear Ind Its commit-
tee's (incision that their project now
has no legal status. Clintonid. DaWw
kins, a partnvr in the (bin at .l. S. Mob.
thin it Company said to a iopresenta-
tlvo at tho Ayaotluiod l’rohs: ‘Wo
have small hope of in titllnpllfllllng any.
thing during the present session. In
niy~opinlon public sentiment is with
"3.11) tho matter. because the action at
the opptmitiou was u.clcar breach of
faith, both to us and to parliament and
the public. But. owing to legal and
li‘t‘lillll'ill dilllcnlilcs. I doubt the poo
silhllity ol‘ rcinsinting our bill this new
siou. “

STEEL TLIlflE FIRMS AMALGAMAT~

LONDON,lirtober'fll ii is :11th
that Stowart d' Mcnzics. of Glasgow,
and Ilioyd & Lloyd of l'lirmlnttham,

two at the largest stccl lithc lirms In
the linitcd Kingdom. have antaigaiuat-
ed, with a capital oi“ $7,500,000.

 

SHIP JOINERS ON A STRIKC.
LONDON, ()ctobcr 20-——Ahout two
thousand ship yard joint-rs on the
notthcast coast have strut It wmk as a
protest against a live per unit iodue
tion in limb wages.

T.” Tl. .... .I‘... My: ~71! .y.. . 1.. .‘ , 1”.-.

 

‘Jtmius Brown"
Ptltiiu in Punt linger. ""

Pure Whit. Load and line V
mind by hand will was: twice V
as» long and cover donhlo our- '
taco on machinery mixed. .i'l‘ho
house of William Stevens and“
Stephen Wilcox. both . on South
. Main street. were painted by mo

In this manner over eleven year: .
ago. They are still. good. . .
, Yoar house will stand in unit
ill paintdi. My onion, lit South .
Main street. My rosidonco. iii
llltn Grove Itroat. ..

A Flash
Valve.

Notation. clou- vvitlont ju- or vu
tar hammer. HM no that.

THEIDEAL

VOLUMETEH cushion! uni-u
LA'rmo noon VALVI.

A self ndinatlng pressure rumba
applied to a Flash Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges thou!“
amount of water in the some length 01
time, regardless of the hand or our
state in service plan. .

See It in operation II oor display

ila‘s‘h

 

 

 

Horace

COLIIIII‘III liain and West Street:

 

built Plating Willi

NO. 40 WATER ST REE'I

IOUTH NOIWALK. 0T.

SOLOMON SCAM. Manager

 

Gold Silver, Nickel and Coppei
Plating”
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fender:
Bird Cage: and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinuhcd.

WI

ANTIQUE BRONZING.

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Metal Signs of every description.

Bron Advertising Sign;

Largo Orders a Specialty.

 

Dally Freight Lina

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ivi‘w You.
not: WALK AND
scum Noiiwi'v’tk.

 

Steamers En la and City oi
Namath lam ew York, Plar :3
Eu: River, Beekman 8h, p. m
Norwilk [lid South Nomi: it dur-
lag the night. ‘

 

Spéolhl Sale

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tween tho Morganaud ‘1' erltos iniéres'la ‘

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LI 'fii'll M

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE an Wanted.

cup—.-

Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPI NG
Bosh. iitToohrtiisR.

CHOPS Potatoes. Moat;
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.

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A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.

FOR SALE BY

Cams-took
‘Watkins

til

8: Dow,

112 WASHNVIGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.

 

ISSESSIIIIS Illllllil

We, the tindcrsigncd, hereby give no-
tion to all pcrsons anti corporations Ii-
able to pay taxes In the city of South
Nor-walk, that they are required by law
to deliver to the asscssors. or either of
them. on or bcl‘ore the lat day of Nov-
ember. 1902. a written or printed list,
dated, signed, and sworn to. of all U10

 

property owned by them on the first ,
day or October. 1002, liable to taxation. .

making a description of all real estate.
cncli parccl bcing scparately describ-
ed; and whcn rclcrencc can be made
in a map on iiic in thc town clerk's
oiiicc, such rclcri-nt-e shall bc sufficient
dcscriptlon.

N. ll.-—l.ists may be roturncd to the
assessors at tho council room, Havi-
land strccl, Smith Norwallt, from and
Including October H, 1902. to and in-
cluding November Int, 1902. said office
to bc open from 0:30 to 12 o'clock a.
m.. and from 2 to 5 o'clock. p. m..; on
Saturdays from T to ii o'clock in the
evcning and on Saturday. November
lsr. from 7'to 0 p. in.

Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn. October 8, 1902.

FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
\‘ENANl‘lO A. SCOFIEIA).
Oct. 8th Nov. 1. Assessors.

rows
ASSESSIIIIS’ NIIIIIJE

 

Wc. thc nndcrsignml. licrcby give no
ticc to all pcruons and corporations lia-
blo to pay taxes In tho Town of Non
walk, that tbcy are required by law to
doiivcr to the assessors, or cllhcr of
them, on or bciorc thc first day of No-
vember. 1902, a written or prlittcd last.
dutcd, algal-d and sworn in. of all prop-
orty owncd by them on tho llrot day of
Octolicr, 1002, Iinblu to taxation.

N. li.-~vl.itiin may bc rctnrnod to tho
Aascuuors, at the Australian «iiiluo.
'l‘own liuil buiiilliig, Norwnlit. and ill
lnanruncu building. South Norwalk.
at tho olilco or J. ii. latwronuc. from
and including (Jclobor ‘ilith. I002, to
and including Novombnr lat, 11101:. said
othccu to ho ppm from 9:30 to 12
o'clock a. in. and from it to 1: o‘clock
p. m.. all days or this week ltlumiayu
oxccplctli: and on fiiiliirdayu and on
November lrl, from 7 till 0 o‘clock in
tho pruning.

liltlmi at Norwulk, Conn, Oct. 'i, 190..
GEORGE FITCH.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
OQCAR W. nAYMONfl.
Assessors.

08 If ‘

 

Locust Bites."

The bite of the locust, lilo-lat; bug
and spider are pollinators and pronoun
ivory painful and various results. not»
ovate a piece of cloth, tollioll lovers!
thicknesses with Iii-Militia Bolts and
anal over the hits. instant veil“
nemow in half an hour and you will
that a drop. as men II! trials. This
it the million which has hm all drown
out and tho trauma is over. This in tho
only thing Int-ho wot-ill we know ct
tint will do this. Equally admin for
snake and mull dos hits. it lit-mu
applied so am. new lilac: hm

stored to its normal condition.

DEAFNESB CANNOT BE GUflED'

by local applications. as may wanna!
touch the diseased portion 01.0 it v.
'i‘here is only One way to o. of-

elites. Deafness is utilised

‘iiamed condition of the million! will” .
oi the Eustachian Tube. Whonithlu‘ .
tube gets inflamed you boy: a rural» .

ling sound or imperfect heart". and
wbnn it is entirely closed deafness ill
can be ialtca out and this no res
ring
will be destroyed forever: nine babel
out of ton
which is nothing but an inflamed c 11.
liltlon of the mucous surfaces. . .

We will give One Hundred. Doll 3‘“
for any case at Deafness (caused by
cotairh) that cannot ha- cured. by
iIalls Catorrh Cure. Send tor uncu-
laru tree

F. J. CHENEY it 00., Toledo.0

Sold by Drugglsts. 76c.

i-‘lall H Family Pills are the host.

 

 

 

 

‘Boautiful
Designs

Are nometlmes bud to (at. but thero

no such things, nevertheless. We
don't ,want to mom bouthii. but we
are proud of our stock. Weyorketl

hard to let it. We didn’t uh what

was thrown to an. wan to one reason
why we have the trade we no.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decont-

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to vim Avonuo. nor JNORWALK
out out as :.

 

rwa baron um: mes
rails or rm: Insumlvcliws .,

 

 

FIRST
Are you insured in a Itrohi

company that I! continuation
proof"?
SECOND

is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency!
The experience or a. quit-tor of I
century in at your service

JACOB M. 1.1mm

Fin lanai-loco.
5 Railroad Place. 80. Nol'wuk.

.-_.- ..-.. _..._.,_. .W

IF YOU ARE A POOR RISK

do not try our Company. it you are in
good health we will give you the low-
cst rates and best security.

tonnectlcut General Lite insurance

Company.
Frederick H. Field.
General A gent.

United Bank Building, South Norwalk
Conn.

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William” and Slum um
nu.

Ila: W. or floating.

Hot Air Hamill.

MOVIES AND R g
OLKTE AND TIN Mao.
(in and atom li‘lttink‘ m

on Fixturoti, Matti coilinv.
RICHMOND IIANOIDI

 

 

 

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17 WALL STREET. NORMA“

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Hay Fever.

samuoi M (Juthllort, Mind
391.. «by»: “One bottle at
Balm nu onrod a had Chic” in:
var.” it never lull: in
valor-to Outnrrh Asthmav or”
tip and has cared thou-and! _ ,
loan Coiiuomoilvu. Only 1min ' '
minimu- known in column. II and m
at titanium

BONITIPATICNmPILIO.

 

 
 

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tt on: out to at» enroll
the inflammation. ’mvor lilo Wfir‘

tires. only molten matters world.
and Silo It droning.

 

 

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therosult. and unions the inflammatloll 3‘]

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