' "idem. my W II” I I WP " ”I
:3“. ours as they had before their hygm‘. :an Others Don't i
it had kept the mortgages
«rag-M ”’01:?!" ii}; '21?..'.‘...°."...}£ liiliousnrss is much misundcrI'
‘ Judas Wheeler an ad: "Do you want stood:
your husband to [at a divorosf"t0 So many people have it. that’ till
vents it, you? Still further aim In
VVI A. m [a ed lite inflgrmhaotion thVat the gill“: fithIV '3‘ 1 fl I it I
mm d rougt .r menus co co .Ivcr‘ It: cos a pit ca ict
he ' SP wilth II” "Then 3'0“ came WWW”: bilc. liilc goes to the intestines,
I0 IMWOI‘.
A Hi "It all!" 5.33%.}?“m‘2e as“ of where it pcIfbrnls important work
mm W 8““ “pm.“ | mum hgve " i'epned the in digestion Sometimes bilc pus— i
smiled. is lIiliIIuaucss.
In [Irina ludlment. Judge Wheel r .. - . . , -. . . .. .
VVV. said, u MIOI‘W Walsh: ,I am “t6, liIlIVousutss IS tilt ItVlthV tliniV
musings wife who Is defendant In a tied that the husband did not altogeth- by IIVIkIIIg IIIpIil which stimulates
ar er tell what was so when he testified the lIvt-r. we may curc IIIIIUIISIICHS
Ideoree of divorce to apps here. hm 011 a" “10 facts m IBBUt‘. as it is only an idea.
. V 0nd testify in I'IVOI' 0‘ h“ to the desertlon and that it was c-on ””45“" relieves l tilticsnot
In I one In which she has at- tinned for three years i am satisfied. . . . g " m ‘
o defame. is the novel pro- and you may take your decree." “VHF" “I 1V!“ VFW flu" 011‘." come .
km Attorney John J Walsh The Indiana Directory. will In found ‘ ‘ llg'lllfil? ‘ u 5 ”mm L
m found “9'39””! N on Page 7 today. li‘l') ' . -_ , . l l ‘ ,
VV km“ to WOW certain “m, in V . I lOtlsIIcssV Is tunnel Iy tht
connection stillness" which was part super-ea. LINE T0 armrest). put-4:31DIVimdlgcthed fuod,VV:VrVIV‘Itatw
r‘ Ill v w Iver. 0 cure I Ions-
tried January 16. The method was I. . V
“1‘ severely criticised by Judge TWIN, Will HURT #070} Over a" "“:5- pl?" ”:08”le "I“?! be K‘V’IV
“3W Wheeler hem". whom [he . V 011 t) It‘ 5 mac. 1. . 11‘ Oil}
V Inn was had, but it was sue V “3:291Vciiefigngggdefiarengt‘ed “3"; sure way to do this In With Motli~
”fill in eitabllshing the points i the trolley line will run over the Post V cr Selgcl s Lllratlvc Syrup.
t. The ““3 wsr "‘m ”We" road the entire distance between” Scigcl‘s Syrupisaplcasanttoir
it“ ""1“"th ope w "we“ the GYPBDWICII “an“. GNGHWICII. and: ic :llil to digestion. prepared from
‘9' some tme Main street. Stamford. In order. to do . . l . ‘ ’ l I) k‘ l h ,1 .
a suit was that instituted by this two mum of track will be de roots. ItrIs ath at V5. l t pa
Julie: R. Turner, of Nurwnlk. 383m“ from the corner at Riverside where a the stomach to digest Its food. and .
h“ "“9 "mm" T‘m'er 0’ Danbury. turn is now made to so south'w Sound sweeps out oi‘tllc system all (1311'
The ground alleged I“ the complaint ‘3 Beach and a trestle built over the crous )dieom '
dwmom .M" Turner made no dc cteek on the western line of Stamford g i -l‘ ' ~ -
. fease,; dull: Entered no appearance. In city. Civil Engineer Miner has been: in this way It cures lIIlIousnt-ss.
auchcaaea if. is (mammary for the headache. nausea dizziness. bad
laying out this road and has complet-l
‘ DIIIII‘IW to ”A“ the 0““ ”mere“ °“ ed II map of it. Contractor Campbell 1 taste. stomach- ache icvcr. Ilatu.
9" about “19“” list as an uncon IOId a News I‘BDIEIGMRIIVB Wednefi ‘lt-utc. Ioustipation. loss of nppc
., W“ mum and. “1° 00“" hears day that he intended to commence the]
. only one aid of the case. If the facts work by March 1. and would he o-hlig lllL. ctt . when other . remedies
ousted In economist are esta-blish ed by mm". of the contract to com oiIc only temporary relIci. . ,
Ty fi‘thfi? dfigfiigagmd Without hear plete It by May 15,119 was only hop VV MIN. Mary Shannon (If No.1to
ll 9 l t he would not nter mu h .
' 1"“ Frldhy Jam'es H Turner midi r“ khag‘he rails are tfllfglllnid on the I Hun “if“ lurid???” (.Oliilu
several of his witnesses testified in north side of. the road in‘the (”em uritcs up or ( ate 0 cbruar) 25.
“It"! to the landing which was when town “mm A .1“; (RV. he Ioo.2: l have been troubled with
performed In Ausust,189V4w.ln ”“3: mdught would be used on the line i biliousncss im \cars; on risin in
RIGID). I" a clergyman ' 11"“ n“ from the Post road to the ion at Sound the morning my tongue woult be
, ””W‘“ b' "‘9 plainthl. it was Beach By means of the new Post t d d l u 1 . 1 l
runawwmatchIandHMr Turner said road "no. Stamford can he reached ma 0. an tlcrc wont It a nil
and his who returned to her home. much quicker than by the first ““91 taste in my month. my appetite
Warsaw '"fgé‘mef’iginiiidwfi bin 1;" iwas poor. The other day I tried
mxnalliio Iodsto'it. Shortly after. -“Negie:t-e—d_c;m fat grave- a sample bottle of \Iothcr Seigcl 5
hi and .. (lirativc Syrup. uhitll lihd been
Jdr Turner said, his who let! to yards. Dr Wood a Norway pm 5.
Ito'fi‘havo anything tot do with mp helps men and women to a happy left with Inc. 1 used it according
WI! 01'6”?an a please ‘0’ vigorous 01.0.89. ,, to directions on bowl: and can
“waxmmyxggeagxayegggm “ _ . truthfully say that it has helped
NEW FACTORY F9“ NEW CANMN me more than anything else 1
I! sepia;
914 fibula was not. satisfied as Th9- 3”" m“ that N" Canaan “I hate ever tried before My ton
our lat-s. and. especially in ‘0 ha" a new factory caused " he! guc has not been coated nor has
'. V ing of satisfaction this morning. A
”W moflfiztigo‘ieigtiiii ::g committee which had been negotiating there been any bad tastc ill my
with A '1‘. Lane & Sons shoe manu- mouth sincei i have been using
‘1 to the date of the malrrinse facturers. of Brooklyn. and who had a l ' ~ 1 1' 1 ‘d "
Ins acted A torney [us up entlt Vl‘elIIL y.
In x conference with them Thursday. were
“I! “°"°V"de 'mtri- dthtltth I BR 8 5"
“Ill! cm was. called. home a a I. . oser .
building “on“ baV purchgged for ‘14IF0UR PETITIONS FOR DIVORCEV
.9 3cm“: W MIN ‘9' the ddfend- 00.: the deal could be closed. The com-
graawgg' fififagogg‘uffwfig; mittee succeeded in making on agrec- NW cu" “05‘0"! SIM?“ in 3UP"-
t with Mr. Rogers. A telegram lor court.
manly news: before had Iht‘ do: if: .9
at ’to the Brooklyn people yes» .
floured. “uncontested divorce gulf tam“ “,0,“sz and n .8 expected Henry Welter, of Kain on on. Rhine.
, appear in court Vandl ear that “1931, will a”!!! at once to ship Germany has been ordered to appear
‘liat Mrs, Turner did not “we" their machinery and stock to New before the Falrlleld county superior
. ourt the first Tuesday in February-
l~'1jV only Was shown by her manner 33331.39mugvggaggggugyb.3813 Ind answer to lg: charge of desertlon
admit!!! witness stand I H“ . made against hi by his wife Augus-
expected that 250 persons will be our ,
11:0 :an“; 111“???er garish: plotted, though the number may be 18“ in dVVVolter o;GreVenwi:,h. tNho asksV for
d at Attorney finish at, the start.‘ The firm counts upon an vorce. re: 9;” 0, 31.6“" “3"
She. took the. Wit- manufacturing 1.000 pairs of shoes ‘ 9 “m“ “'3‘“ a ""10" 9’ were
_ . I per dav.. wedded June 24. 1894. and lived to-
_ _ a d was sworn by ANSI ' _ _..__.__ tether a little more than two years
it” dental-nails: sun wms stir m...
0. Witness. She re- A "053 complaint has been filed b3 seven years old. and Franced Jeanette
“mil" thath “.1331.“ and was preparing HeIman D. Stapleberg of Danbury in aged six.
‘ lows the stand when Judge Wheel ““3““ to “‘9 petition 0' his wife “‘1 Mrs. Welter asks for a divorce and
. . . niece, for an annulment of their man .
It WEI; you 1.... your ........ The couple no... In... mm lilitlféfidleflii2°lii”$§§ll£‘l‘;‘ 222i;
_ ”IV “Judie Wheeler. . bury four years ago and were married em} mall.
to wer.‘ replied the in Brewsters. N. Y After a time Mrs. w . rec wich.
IIIIMI ”romp“? Stapleberg discovered that the law did 6921312“? gr‘v‘t‘gfi‘mfi‘gV his De“
"WMAIIVOIIR $833011 for declining“ "m ”comm a marriage between titioncd the superior court for a di-
mm“ relatives, and “'3 “h“ was there yards from Andrew C. Wannamaksr.
“on that when I came here i fore net leash)" married “1 her uncle. of New York The couple were mar~
- “he ‘9“ 0"“ "i"! ”WWII ”mum“ rled June 18. 1888., and it is alleged
r. :WIIIII “Id In NE 19W" for the annulment of her marriage and that he deserted her and went to New
dream that I would only ”WW MI. WWW" “WWW“ York city June a. 1889. She also,
that I hadfiecelved $21.23? d?:c::e'i“;u:(fl't:: ‘61:;6.m‘} Asks for the custody of the minor
3 t was .
t0! “‘6 “it “rigged to Shawn their relation that they separated Egggffiefilgaxay‘ aged 13 “d Viola.
out qheafion makes the third." Frederick M. Dellick of Bridgeport
lea Asked a number of 9”? ”AI“ ROUTE ABANDONED has asked the Superior Court for a di-
, to where Ire Tur- The amour and neck brssklls old voce from Ida .I. be luck The con
éd; and then repeated stage line from East Lihchdeld station 016 were married In September 1902
. tionas to whyshs had to thchfleld; which has been in warm He, alleges III“ a“, deserted him No
‘ _ ‘ Again the witness lien since the open a 0L the Nausa- vmbr 2, 1897..
"t “It-"‘5? seminal tuck ruilmd In 18 has been discon- Charles R. Pelham. of Bridgeport
> ,f urged be yes tinned and passengers from up or down has filed a. petition for divorce from
wife told I would v we the Manuel! "tier now we to stop Jeanette a petition of New rot-It I-Ier
or Va question as to whether I at Torrlngton for Litcllllcltl connection maiden name was Horde The couple
Wand if I ever llvéd with Stages now make five trips :1 day in were marxléd In ,1an last year; In
.H‘ as promised that. my ps slilfe stead. of three. The East! thchtleld vorce i3 asked for on Statutory
not" b5 inquired 1m fig' mgr state route was one of the hardest on $3.?“le
conditions I said I would comet" horses in New England and should. 2......“ .
was a. nations of ques- have been discontinued long m for AN lRlSH REFRIGERATOR.
aside tibia the main this reason. It was one of the oldest An Iris!» woman ,1“ 100”“ at ,6
"3‘1“” WW "I“ “”3" “m“ I“ WWW“ “I“ will frigerators in a housefnrnlshinx store
, We and to tell a all long be remembered by the host'- of some weeks ago After examlnlnxinto
{SM m bulb! kpeoplc from this part of the state who the merits and “mm,“ of ‘ number of
, omelafterlzaur man-lag: have had Occasion to so to Litchfleld. .them she putchlaed the one that the
r stones. III: pass r was... assured her would free food
"than indchheeler HEADS SHOULDNEVIR ADI-1E. the best. Some, day. httemarg the
in there was a Naval- endure...le . able. Use at woman called. “d requested them to
. “we "“9“ ”“9 fl“ remedy tha “mm It for. tall that refrigerator back, as it would
I “”0” V“ A!" N. Auw‘fl’m". °‘ Wm“ V“ not keep anything better than the inn
VIVsVIVIV:V “tribunal” 1431?: d I!“ h art-III Wig; chap me of the cellar. The alum,
' ’ c“ "° ° °“ W i mildly suggested that possibly she had
“mm mm thll cold. “snem fee In Why.
: 250. It F. H. B‘IBTI ‘3‘“: Mn» ”1 you?“ 0‘,”er mni- Idwet m‘ in, m.
M .
dose 10 Jan. Iron our. '“ ‘t *mh‘F'g’“ “’P “m “ 1'“
»- no i ~It lathe refrlsar‘ator
ls Blunt). “Greenwigh. will: . 3) ‘ée. ' " .’ u! so the ice."-Cbi
ands-eat 0'1:sz
trims“;
u an e
tnfavorofsmo'lw
momentous: AnVahawortotba
““1 ““3"“ m" forgive ’Mnem not put enough lee. III It to trees the,
,1le3.. examination, “a“ Whaler elicit as it is casyVV enough, if you begin Sham
1%“ move has been in contempla-
Titers
Violin W . . I
la a him: or foot anions
Vlresnwleh oystsrlnen and others who
0W
blob koala re lied: “lfhe strictlpg.
It 3 9 worth understanding. the more so or, blue- shelled chm do" the V
at the Sound durlnl the sum
the matte! has been discussed
. lit 0in Villa no action was taken un-
iii a few days ago, when it was de-
} I' thneu. whsmat Judge Wheeler sages in livcr get clogged 'l‘iliis . I kind I0 I‘ll” upon Ihe Greenwich
VVVVmM and Talk” members of the legislature and talk
the matter over
The parties interested say that such
.I buy as would pIevcnt the digging of
small clams is necessary. as year af-
ter year clams of marketable size are
becoming suarcer and scarcsr
Last fall. according to these oyster-
n10"\ and. clammers there was an
cuormonfl "act of soft clams. anti if
they should be permitted to grow. un-
distnr
would
mere and malkcts in general
The Sound Beachltes are as yet up.
decided
cover-thcvwhole state. or Greenwich
Cow..flerc Is a his field for clammers
If some
it stands now, and what. they object
to most bitterly is the fact that the
‘shorc In due over and over again by
Stamford, residents before the hi-
vnluea have n chance to grow to a
marketable size.
Their
makln .the mouths of May. June, July.
. Anna .:In'd September a closed season.
.Thereais one obstacle in the way of
this scheme. and this was advanced a
day-0r two ago by some fishermen in
(So-Ooh. The latter spend a good por-
tion at
fishing forblnckfish, llouudera,‘. frost.
llsh‘nld several other species of the
tinny tribe that take clams as, bait.
and they are averse-to having a law
pussldithat would prevent them rom
securing the necessary facilities with
whichtto. carry on their business. To
this thoprolcctora of the close season
any that. the law might be so framed
us to-ldmlt of a fisherman digging
half a pack of clams on any one day,
as that
for. thou. purpose.
If it Its decided to make the law unl-
vernal along the Sound the Sound
Henchman will ask the cooperation
of the upstate clammers to petition
for theme of the law.
uncouscIoua rsou cnous.
During a sudden and terrible attack
of crap
from
ford. p stmuter. Chester, Mich. and n
deacon -One Minute Cough Cure was
Idmtalatered and repeated often. it
redhead the swelling and inflammation
. out I86 mucus and shortly the chi]
wns Misting easy and speedily recover-
at]. It cures Coughs. Colds. La Grippe
and all
Minulu
thr.ont and (host and enables the lungs
to contribute pure. health- giving oxy
Icon to the VllloVod Clifford Pharmacy.
tunzas.
French
kuuyan
in low
to»:
House
James
:1: to
issued
lawn:
8.0..
oil
Iartlonial'ly in the vicinity of Sound
deach. looking to the enactment in
the present legislature of a law re-
SEVIN SHIPWRECKED SEAMEN.
Four Wore From the Dark Prinua and
Three from large Panto-e.
NEW YORK. January 26~The Ward
lino steamer Diluba. which arrived
here today from Santiago and Nassau.
brought seven shlpwwckcd seamen.
lt‘our wrre Captain Clare and titres
men from the lllllguuyan lIllrltV Plimlls
Which was lost Janualv l. near the
llolc—in- the—Willi. one of the Bahama
Islands.
of scrap iron‘. She was thirty-eight
lell‘S old. and was formerly the mer-
chant bark Lottie Warren. sold to
rain Clare. who put her under the Urn.
American register.
The other ship wrmkcd. men were
the crew of the barge Senator Penrose.
aban Ont-d January 12. about 150 miles
soul of Cape Hatteras, in a terrific
sale. The Senator Pcnrose left Phila-
dalphia January I: for Guayantanamo.
She had on board a cargo of oil.
Don’t believe anybody who tells
you that you need drastic drugs that
purse and grips when you are slightly
constipated or bilions There is a math
icine that is pleasant to take. easy and
mild in action. but absolutely thorough
to enact and a month“ a treatment
costs a quarter. it is Ramon' 3 Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets. the great Mod-
ern Treatment—the Mild Power Trent-
. thent
WASHINGTON. D. (1.1311. 26—4110
In; business. and passed 203 pension
VVbIlla In two hours. Frlday. There » -
were six Connecticut pensions among
the batch. Mr. Hill' s hill in behalf
lieutenant in the Sixty Sixth New York
Volunteers. Connecticut psalms were
of batch
John Labor More" Home. Northea
Heights 88 per month. Widows.” to
sacrum
All her In
N! HU DOLLARS A
stile rain I! Tied-tie Sum
places ’ Dewar: Witch Hanoi
the water as a vocation.
in some degree the dluina
several years past, and al.
for four or flVe months it
I: better for the clams. cllh
whether or not the law should
protection was granted. but as
idea is to have a law frnnlcd
this proposed close season in
quantity they say is sulficlent
, our little girl was unconscious
palliation, says A. L. Spat
Throat and hung troubles One
(Dough Clllt-‘I lingers III the
-i
The Primus was from Me-
for Philadelphia. with a cargo
owners. and afterwards to Cap—
flag. pending application for
of the Spanish steamer Niccto
R. H. Plaisted.
-_._.—oo
CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.
broke the record for despatch-
Jones. of Ridgetleld also pass-
all This bill calls for an increase from ,
$20 per month Jones was a
Igm the pension office u lol-
creasea to Francll Huxford;
(later It: per month. and to
art-loo of SOutII Willington.
. no.1“; doz ......
Tomatocs‘mflif'if‘agfi‘gp Sp {mar-Bullets?! Lux- pintglauu
6TH AVE, 218T AND 22D SIS" N.
v56,
.nvw
Hams—«Floral brand). Finest
corn lad pig buns; none
culcl
ad sort: ill 10
apt loan stript. lb. Guile. per pound.
«Cedar Brand
Tomatoes In... my
whole fruit. lit-lb. ‘ 5g
0
in quart gins jars.
3°. .'. tltI/ ..........
-—lho Rub) Bland.
com more and better corn
to the run than any other
brand. ‘J-ib. an 1.40! Asparagus
12c.;do/eu cant” I Wtha‘rcVVV ”2...,
_ dot...
Lima Beans .‘KIJI‘Vii 'l'
slate gnilitvuri‘
l-il I..In 9c; dot.
lzrllpsu Bidlltl. ‘J-ib. 5- it
cm. 7a.: tint ........ 75CI lb ”0‘:
lIIIIr.12c. do; .....
Sugar Pens ‘-ll‘. can
$1 in midi“,
5-Piecc Parlor Suits!
At 21.00; regularli $28.00}
At 27.00; regularly $56.00:
At 36.00; regularly $48.00:
At 67.50. regularly $9000
L WEN PRICES TEANANYSTORE lNNEW I
$011K? LOOK AT THESE TENPTING FIGURES.
any price. Priced low to malt: new friends. Per pound, Ty _.
Bacon-ism}; 5mm" Smoked Hallhudsidmif 8 mo kc d itucs
“c .rtrs: {so with out... is:
Miscellaneous Money- saving Items From Our Great Grocery Mam
Pelit Pots Pafl‘fi'i‘tg'fla 1c Syrup‘lg. “if”.
Land, L.lb.'€an.1.o.2 25 ”map as l‘avor. (1%”
.............
ban. f“ .
s‘l‘. ....... .1 .00 ‘“".Fll:.a“°‘ 9%,
—-0|ii Brand. ‘119. do: ...........
um I I. ,_ h Asp are 5 Ti 5”“. ‘ “ "m "firm: ’.
12 ° .Ii.‘..'.‘.°.‘1":.o 1 6‘6 n... If....$§‘.,..§,.2fi-vg~ ICilcrries °‘”“"“ '
Stringiess Beans—_ Buttcr’t‘iilfilifi‘wg‘b" Egg or diet Gage
Peas IquI IImnd. lineal Pure Leaf L3! , My}; EllavVWU'Ll Ii
allied larly 1 35 but pure lard: 3 lb
—-IBV r I dv' s‘
‘I'Se‘afdié.’ i‘ln‘l'.“ 1 .39 i SIfaWbcrrVics“ .0:
lie I ha Cupldi
Peas nnhd. Iinest Misting? “Masses—Dun“; best I: 'Vcatsup -i dgemer'ei Extra
lined (walls.
13'. 3.9 ----- " :1‘ I5 I732: unusual: 53c "WWW!
FLOUR, Pillsbury’s best, . ,
XXXX. i-851ck.60c..bbl., 4'80 f
Teas and Coffees at reduced prices 133175; 326335336
Onions. fiction. English BreakfasthVlillxedn Ill‘lflll. Young li\$im. Gunpowder.
' 5 l , , 5 lb . ,
9°C “54:61:36: ‘ 25 70:00c unzlil. 35 scalaona‘ilya
50c ; 53c 40c Mbsvlfib 35a: sun I so
oOur [lest is the Best PureJava and Mot-ha r ‘\ V
CON“ 3m. quality. to make new Irlcnds 25Ci‘bf—fi
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF
2, 381 5 Piece Parlor
At 25 Per Cent Reductions from Regular out: ‘
Altogether there are eighty Parlor Suits. Come early—pick
the choicest—sec the original price, then subtlact one quarter
from that figure. to V‘show the drift of values we submit —-
t1
.~ undid
At 48.75. regu ’arly $65. 00 At 25.00; regu atly $32.00
At 52.50: r:gulztrly $70.00 At 30.00; regularly $40.00
At 60.00: regularly $80.00 At 37.50; regularly $50.00
At: 75.90; regularly 5100001166000 regularly $80.00
selected sugar cured
better, few as good at
..... Sli-Il allonca
E‘sglllon, VVo:V:Iull
Flnest1nos- atomon Clln .
Ib.can.14o. Peach“ oak Bra 2?;
I war
ttrII are Fo;-?5
'ch 3.11% walls?“ PW; leinaanod.
. ilaywald
can 350. tin:
..... - it w a rd
EPlallg,Cana2y1.dOl.q2940
Plums 162.5%“. {3};
15s.: do: ..... .1. .. to
IHLII can. 7, win]. ll?
Ital-
uslit . al .00 quality)s
3-Pltcc Parlor Saitsi.
At 12.00: regularly $16.00
At $4.25; regularly $19.00
At 19.50; regularly $26.00
At 40.75; regularly $65.00
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
Consists In keeping all the main or-
gans of the body in healthy. regular
action. and in quickly destroying dead-
ly disease germs Electric Bitters rpx
plate Stomach, Liver imd Kidneys, pur
ity the blood. and give/Va splendid ap
petite. They wouk wonders in curing
Kidney Diseases Female Complaints.
Nervous Diseases, Constipation. Dys
pepsla.and Malaria. Vigorous health
and strength always follow their use.
Only 50c guaranteed by F H. Bax
ter. drnagiat
WESTERN ELECTRICIAN DEAD.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Jan. 26. —-Ab~
ner Plppitt. night wire chief and elec-
trician of the Wallet-n Union Teic
graph Company at Kansas City. form-
erly assistant chief operator of that
company at St. Louis. and later alip-
erlntendont of telegraph of the Cotton
Belt Railroad. Is dead at his home
here.
‘— 5:35:12—
HlS MISTAKE.
“is this It commission house" asked
the tall man
“Yes. sir." said the commission meI
chant. "What can we do for you?"
“Well it you sell commissions l‘d
like to buy one. if they‘re not too dear.
for my son. I want a lieutenant‘s oom-
miaslon in the army. for my son wants
to be a soldier and he' a too lazy to so
to West Point. "-—Baltilnore Helald.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIMETABLE. .
in effect December.21. 1902.,
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—~12:40x, 5:05x. 5158):, 6:15
6:55, 7:13, 7:52. 8:16x. 9:03x, 9:25x
9:40, 10:24x. 10:40. 11:35x.
P. M.—-12:55x, 1:13 2: 25:. 3: 05,
72.20): 4:07 4:501. 4,0 $2,552,638
6: 55x, 7: 553:, 8: 00. 10 20.
SUNDAYS.
VA. M.:—-12 40x 5: 05x, 5:58x, 9:05.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
III-my It It m. for II
, ' more
nun lIVpdetwor obnvtutiou 0'-
umsedt .het littoral indrsaai to an- ,
ihusiasm over the mysterious affair '
II hen she learned that her auntie was
to attend as a delegate.
coming into the library one day.
auntie saw the little maid busily en-
gaged in writing a letter to a cousin
with whom she kept up a Juvenile 001-
[‘98 dance. She scrawled industrl.
cusp p~for atmornsat: then
'1‘ here was a puzzled expression on her
fat. ink stained fate, as she denied
her short 133*; ml Itrlgirlcd uncomfort-
ably on her high perch.
“.‘Anntic' she said, “how do you spell
'dcvil'." "
"0h, Flair.” said hm Illlntlc. “I am
shocked! Wily are you using such It
word as that in your letter. 9 Nice little
girls nuer say slitll things.”
it was Elsie‘s turn to be shocked.
“Why. auntie." she cried. “l‘m only
telling her about the Christian and
devil cIInventimIi"——Harpcr's Mag-as
zine.
lulu FREIGHT Llltl
VBVETWEVEN
NEW YORK,
NQRWALK AND
sourn,noawa1.x.
It Index/I
1'? . 9an
.Stcamers Eagle and City of
Norwalk leave New r"YOI-k, Pier
23. East River, Beckman St.. 3
p. III. Norualk and South Nor-
waik during the night.
, , Y, .. w w ,_ .
All: you. [unwrap IN
LIFE INSURANCE;
the kind that Is moderate as to price,
safe and profitable for Investment, per-
fect for protection of your family?
The Connecticut General Life Inaur'
enter Company of Hartford death this
kind.
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT,
United Bank Building,
South Norwalk. 0!.
JUNIUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
*mlxed by hand will wear twice
no long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
_- house of William Stevens and of~
Stephen Wilcox. both on South'
. Main street. were painted by me
in thismannerover eleven years .. -
ago. They are still good. ,
Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. My residence. 26
Elm Grove street.
Beautiful
DNaslgns
Wall Paper
are sometitnes hard to get,
but there. are . such things,
nevertheless. We don’t want
to seem boastful, but we are
proud of our stock. We work-
ed hard to wet it. We didn't
take what was thrown to us.
That is oncreason why we
have the trade we do. ,
PAINTING. PAPER, HANG.
INVG. DECORATING.
EE t-orham
. P,‘ .- IV». a
10 First Avomlo, ’ EAST NORW‘LVKVs I
' Tel. Call 135-2.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer'.
19 North Main ,St. . 8.0th Norwallr.
Residence Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 34-8.
1847. ~ “ 1m.
PLUMBlgG AND STEAM N
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HOT WATER: HEATING I
HOT AIR III-EATING.
small: alto nations.
.. aura nun TIN «corms.
Gas 1'12?de %& mfifimm
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