Gentle Keeler spent yesterday in
New York city.
Miss Edna liratilcy. ol‘ Westpurt, is
visiting friends in lilast Not-walk.
Dr. R. M. Wolfe will return tomor-
row, from a business trip to Albany.
it). ill Gotham is dermatitis and pop-
erlnz the FlnchI ding attire in Marvin‘s
block.
Henry V. (lorham is unable to attend
to his ditties at his brother's store. oii
account of illness.
The Jitnlor lland will meet at the
home of the pastor. this evening. Hurry
Ainsworth will lend.
All members of the Sunday school of
the Advent (lhurch. are urged to be
present at the. assembly Sunday.
.ietinic E. Davis. who has been visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. J. (l. Holden. lti
Waterbury. since Monday. will return
today.
tleorge Betta. who has been spending
a day with John Maine, in stborn ave-
nue. has returned to his home in
Bridgeport.
Wade Manvllie, of Waterbury. has
been spending a fur days with lt‘lfl‘
lives in this place. He r"etutuid to
Watfi'bury, tltis morning.
Captain Henry Reynolds has hauled
his sloop ottt oil the ways. south of
(‘aptain Peter Deckcr‘s runway iii or-
der to repair a leak ltt her,
N. P. Nelson. of Fort atteet in bar
but his boat Laurel. which he recently
purchased i’rom Ralph Brad cy .ovcr-
battled. A. S. Palmer is doing the
work. .
Rev. J. W. Davis will deliver a ser-
mon in Plantsvillc. (‘otttt.. this even—
ing. Mr. Davis will return in time to
conduct, the Sunday services iii his own
church.
Last evening Hrad Iliill. 85. and
’Iheodore 'lobey. so decided their res-
pective abilities at pool. iii the billiard
parlors of A. ll. Hefner. The score was
85- 49. Joseph (lonzello se'oted and
Frank Fox acted as referee.
'i‘he registrars of tiic Third Voting
District. E. ii). (lot-bani and John
Keogh, are lit session at Mr. Gorhani's
store. today front iioott utitii 9 'clock
this evening. They will be 'ill session
next Friday at the some place and bc~
in‘Pli tiic saute hours.
The Mayflowers and Old Wcli Hook
and Ladder Company will have their.
second sittings at penucliie, in the (lid
Well rooms, this evening. The May-
ilowcrs were the victors at the last
meeting. and this evening's games are
awaited with great interest.
Wesley Sherwood. of Green Farms.
lost plans and valuable papers. last
DARlEN AND aoaoroa.
Miss Harriet ’t‘utblil is spending a
few days with Mrs. llotilsmin 81.
John, Ilarien.
Mrs. l), N. Mather has returned froitt
a visit. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Matil-
....L... MW... .. ......"
RIOTING AMONG STRIKE!“
Montreal BtroIt Railway Bradley".
and sympathize» Do Damage.
MONTREAL, Ii‘eb. its-Rlbtimr by
the striking dinployoes of tho Mott
treat Street Railway Company uiid
teacher foitnd it necessary to repri.
round the boy for some infraction of
the rules. He was so overcome with
resentment that he is said to have lost
his temper and attacking the Instruc-
tresa. struck her on the arm and
breast. Miss Raymond. who presides
..qu ...”. .m.....-m.....—....w ....
I‘Wllil Mrs. L.
. turc room,
or iii Waterbury,
The death or Miss Maiy l-ltar.k sis-
ter ofI .‘llltub Staik. ol Noroton. occl'-il
rail in Stamford this week.
George. Ferguson. of llsrieu, Is In
New Haven, where the death of his fa-
ther occurred the past week and where
his mother is III with pneumonia.
over the school llrl principal, hits since
had the matter of proceeding against
the boy under consideration. The
members of the school conimlttee are,
it is understood. also somewhat. arous‘
ed over the incident. and the result is
awaited with interest in the commuti-
Four young people of Dorian Joined m" ,
the Methodist Church Sunday, on pro-
bation. They were, Miss Belle Footc, WILTON-
Hoyai Wood, lien and .lohn Porter. “va w E. Hooket is absent from
Mr. attd Mrs. Fred Mather. of Wat- town this week
crbury. are the parents of a Very 4 . . .
promising son. and David Nelson Miss hthtlred llovey. of NW \ork_
w as a guest at Ridgoly Farm over Sun-
day.
Miss Winifred White is spending the
w-lnttt in Yonkers and pursuing her
musical studies iii New York city.
The young people. are planning to I'll-
pcat iu the Town Hall, the play given
last spring in Calillml Hall. The pro-
coeds are to be devoted to the lili'rary
Mather, of Dorian. is now “Grandpa.“
Little .lunics Biilkley is spending a
few weeks-with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1’.
Francis. Dtirlcti. His grandfather. Mr,
Hulizlcy, of Houthport. is critically ill
at his home.
Mrs. Ii. A. Hcclcy spent 'i‘ucsday
with her mothet'.vl\lrs. Charles Water-
bury, of ’l‘slmadgc Hill. and was the
. . , . ,i’luid.
§'?5t‘f’f h”. ”ms WlIllium Sceley, 1" « Members from Cautions and Hurl-
4w Otk. over "m ay. butt Street attended the Norfleld
The banner class at the Methodist.
Church. Daritm. Sunday. was that of
Miss Jennie. Weed. having raised tho
laiucst atnoiiiit oi any class for the
missionary sot lei)
lit the House Wednesday, Mr. Rue-
toe. of New Canaan introduced a bill
appropriating $1. 000 for the payment
of chaplains tit Fitch's Home. for Sol-
diets at Newton.
“Honey's Boys" (Loticcrt. Company of
Chicago will appear in the Town
Hall. February 11. iii the entertainment
course of the Men's Club of the. Con-
gregutlonal (.‘liurch.
Miss Jessie St, .lolttt returned Sat-
urday from two weeks‘ visit with her
sister. Mrs. Gilbert Finch. in Hart~
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Finch have recent-
ly moved to a pleasant homo iti tin-
suburhs of that (2111‘.
Mrs. Charles Hobbio. of Darleu, at-
tended the. funeral of John H. Fitz-
patrick, janitor of llobble Post Hall.
who died very suddenly at the hall.
Monday evening. His funeral took
place from the Catholic Church Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Samuel At’kley and daughter. Miss
Minnie. oi Stamford, spent Tuesday
F. Wood. Darlen. Mr.
Ackley. who is Mrs, Wood‘s brother.
is convalescitig from a very critical
case of grip. his first serious illness
in ditty-eight years.
The. Men‘s Club of the Congregation-
al Church and for debate in the. loc-
Monday evening. R. M.
Smith, of nation, gave. a finely prepar-
tmtugc subscription \vliist. party last
Fiiday owning, among them Mr. and
Mrs, C. (l. Gregory.
The Chrlsttttas greens in St. Mat-
thew's Church were taken down on
Monday. the Feast of Purification. this
day being the customary limit. for
church decorations relative to Christ~
mas.
That~ familiar rodent—the wood-
(‘llll(‘k"‘t‘lllll(‘ out of winter quarters on
Monday and hearing the refrain of (You.
dleuias tiny. “be bright and clear.
tiierc‘ll be two Christmases iii the
year." gazed tltattkfully at the clouded
sky. and retired to dream that. the
signs of winter are already passed.
Notwithstanding the inclement welt.
titer. about forty were present at the
library whist pary. held last. Friday
evening a the home of George W. 03-
dcn. At the conclusion of the names
prizes were distributed to the follow-
ing fortunate winners: First prize.
Mrs. (‘._ Stark: second. Miss Ethel Ho-
vcy; the rest. In order. Lemuel H.
riturges, Mrs. J. Mcltlwen Betta. Wil-
liam S. llrowu, R. H. Fitch, Sherwood
(‘liichcstciz John Adiord, Eddie ilk-k4
land, lloward (‘liiehcsletz The, conso-
lation prize was awarded to Mrs.
('leorgc Davenport. Something over 38
was the sum realized.
CRUELTIES lN BELLEVUE.
NEW YORK February ti—«Wliliaiu
,lt'aiiatn. who was to have been a wit-
ness iii the inquiry Into charges of iii-
legcd cruelties in the alcoholic ward at
evening. near the ioast Norwalk depot.
This morning he was fortunate in re- l
covering them just east of the station»
where the wind had evidently blown
them. The papers were uninjured.
Edgar E. Kcelet'. of East avenue, was.
given it pleasant surprise by a few
friends. Wednesday night, the occasion
being the anniversary oi his birtlidav.
I‘Jllilillg tlic caiiy pull of tile evening;
. lug pong and otitct games wcie play- i
.aiid latci icfteslimeitt . Wf'lt‘ stiied
‘iic ltadcl oystct opening that has
a. ilve-iuusc clcttilc tnotoi in its shop.
installed to raise the oysters itt tubs
from the deck of. the steamers Fol
some time the film has been sending]
to the South Norwalk plant neatly ev- .I
cry day complaining that the fuse of{
the tnotot was burned out. l‘he offic- i
ials of the plant could not uiidctstand
this for a time, until it anally tame to
their knowledge that the. company was
pulling the oyster steamers into the
slip with the use of the motor. The
power could pull the steamers once
they were started. but to start them
made such-a sudden strain that. the
fuse burned oitt in nearly every in~
stance.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. A_ B. (.llevcrly. of tiraw
avenue. are the happy parents of a
son. born Tuesday.
Mlsu Ruth Themes. of Main street, is
improving from Iiet ieoent illness and
expects to return to school the first of
the week.
Fred Waters of Hickoiy Bluff, has
tecovered from his tecent illness and
has resumed his duties in the Norwalk
Iron Works.
Lewis Wheeler, clerk in the East
Norwalk btldge pharmacy. was ill,
Wednesday at his home in this p. are
and did not brave the elements to go
to work.
Edward Millspaugil. of Crockett
street. is still confined to the house
as a tesult of lite injury he received
from a fall while repairing the resi-
dence of Robert Barclay. IRowayton
avenue.
One of the social events of the sea
son among the younger class will he
the masquerade Daf,v1fiéh will be
held at the home of tea- Edith Mead
Many pretty costumes have been de-
vised and a rare tithe ls anticipated
William Moore5 8a.. celebrated the
sixty-sixth anniversary of his birthday
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
‘chks. Crockett street, yesterday. Quite
a large number of the neat relatives
were present and a most pleasant time
was the result. y. .
There was a mans; of the 0M0 ial
Board of the Dentist Church dust
night, 'at which these officers as
Dunning year stare elected: Jolui
Bhercr. prcsi but: A... It Cleverly
clerk: trusthls o! be cl fund Franklin
Lyneh Chili Aries Raymond
and A. B. Cfiy 'fither committees
were also Q! -.
but. » ’gsl .adrigau led a
cult to . . 'd ougslde of the
wee . er of Boyistou's tack
tory, 1~ _ .~ l a drink The note
mg“ . - l a few prances. forcing
James Into the raceway. tn the fall
. this victim grabbed for the tub suc-
ceurullymumd a urn- aolu and pull-
ed the tub orer up’on nun adding still
more dupes-s to the situation. It
took two mutate pull; Mr. Lsdrlm
trout them-
cit—5......
‘rturomc «it.» 166".
New YORK. res; “a,—
z :
The While:
we steamer “uterus for Queenstotmth
min when.
ed and interesting history of trades:
l- -‘ - s it I i:
tliilotis from early titties to the pres Sent ‘ I ‘ I" H" iio p a d id today in that
day arguing tlu it powu' for good. institution. lie is the second witness
‘ t - I . . - Hill! 1 Iw
and (hill uplifting influence. 'l‘hei0r m a “gm ”H I” 0 "k "m"
l k “I fit . t t ik‘ .. gtwenty four hours. Patrick Hunt. tho
h" H” 0 “ area “ r ‘H was [)f‘t- ‘tiiiet’ witness harlot: died yesterday.
seated by S. (2. Bass of Dorian. who. i ..."---
wlillc admitting the. adiatitagcs of oi-
i ti . At t . t f - <—t)ni.\‘ oiic remedy in the world that
lgan ’3 0". ““"mm I“ """u i“ b ” i will at once stop itchiness of the skin
violeuc c. intimidation and dcstt‘uc lion
I Ill '0 . -l t l . I lit am tutti of the body; Doaii's Oint-
"" "g H ”W” o “ i" tttanua luctit. At any drug stor.e 00 cents.
lidllllllg iii education in to‘opcr-la
tiott and. above all. in loyalty and"
iobedience to tltc womb; of the areal
i("';(lllilllfill(l ‘TI‘li lll\ children to obey l
the laws and to uphold the constltu
tiou." Ii
WESTPORT. i
"'l‘op Mills and his zitiphophone
uric. otitcitultmtent fattors at the ”"1
cont meeting of the (beetle Farms;
r‘armors‘ (Ylub. i
In the Senate Wednesday Senator!
Lloyd Nash introduced it resolution;
authorizing Joseph .1. Asch. of Wtst—i
port. to consttuct sea walls. *
Samuel Martin. of Denver. Col. is:
visiting friends here. lucidentallyi
Mr. Martin holds large interests in.
silver mines in that section and is
combining busnesnwith pleasure.
Following are the committees Iii
charge of the Yanntgan dance. t take
place in the near future: Floor—<. . II.
tlallagher. It. '1'. Everett. R. F. Bayo-
ltani. Reception—~J. I. Grunt. F. Di-
Giovanni. 1‘. J. Myers.
Large quantities of railroad ties are
being stacked at Maple street. in tltc',
car barns. and points west of here. in-
tended for use by the Traction (tom-
Net Assets, January 1,
For Premiums ................
For interest and Rents ........
puny. It is proposed today a new road tiuitlc~
bed over the Southport— Norwalk divi— "‘ """"""" . """""""
slon next SummprI Surplus returned to policy-holders ..
The streams and brooks throughout Lapsed and Surrendercd Policies
this section have been swollen by the!
recent. storms and iii some places over- ‘
iiow their banks.
Total to Policy-Holders
Inst ni'ht served I073“ :W‘I'Vf filiaii‘l‘tll‘l': Commission to Agents. Salaries. Medical Examine .
a}. tin-Bhighwav (my $13.13,, a.“ m‘, crs' Foes. Printing. Advertising. Legal, Real his-
material damn-3p resulted. ' into. all other Expenses ..................... 983,356.97
An unusual number of tramp dogs- 'l‘axcs ...... .. ................................... 394,522.89
8"“ “99“ about MW" at prebent. and Profit and [alas ................................. 57,257.98
the suspicion is around that on the . m ___w 762836610
eve of a renewal of dog licenses par- . . . .
gisisareNu’gltfi .ttgei‘t’le org: (ii! tit]? p329 Bll‘auce Net. Assets, December 31. 1902' ................... 663.182.791.32
winning species. although peihaps. SCHEDULE OF ASSETS
geti'teiartfgifiifeimdfis3:531:55:thved Loans upon Real Estate first lien .......................... :24 256, 739. 50
the idea that there is money in orange— « Loans upon StocksI and Bonds. ............................. 2, 301). 00
growing. He is strengthened in ‘that Premium Notes on Policies in force ......................... 641. 884 78
291,153? liceri'igzgfdimaiceifid 53": Chat of Real Estate owned by the Company .................. 11..932 836.80
“'0“, 0f emigrating thére next In” and call. Of Bonds - .1 - . . v ...................................... 2‘ H937 291. 9‘
engaging in tntit growing Sweet is COD! 0' Banks and “Euro!“ Stocks ............. a. . . ........ 803354.00
making a specialty of navel oranges Cash in Banks ....................................... 598,252.71
at Present. not because m‘l—‘b‘ruil ‘8 Bills receivable ............................................ 2,404.04
golden. but that he may the etter ac- .
quaint himself with quality and flavor. Agents Debit Balances .................................... 7,627.55
3. A. Purdy. Willis’Jouesand Fred ' ‘ ____._.._.
Perry, committee on Entertainment {or ADI): ‘63'182'791'32
Aspetuck Lodge K. of 'P. anniversary. .
reported progress at the meeting Tues- interest due and accrued . . ', ...... , .............. 8 895.018. 35
any night. n is decided that the en- tiemsnne and accrued ............. lioness
tertalnment features are to be on the Market value of stocks and bonds or -r edit. 1,202,252.86
spwmfgnli‘fiit“ugliovb:M?Titiaei-:ninallhd Not llntiolleflmi and deferred premlutns ........ 353,015.89"
terest in tile-anniversary more in «. ‘ . ' {2.461 54533? .
flag: "fféetfifilf'fik" 33.3.7.2," :3; Less Bills Receivable and Agents‘ Debit Balances. 10.03169L ‘
Mam day night
Complaint is general here over the
delay by the mace; eaten In re-
pairing the ME bri recently
Ilamazed Noft only :flugfiortva bus-
amounts or; rel to colon; .
but people here hays busine- blow . All other. liabilities ...
loamy. and in; not: controlled zit“
L‘nmnrr tilts;
.. _. 154 611 C9
around by way 01 mun. or. worse ,I 4....
yeaukqthejamsm w strong Surplus (Including Continent ml estuté hummus men.
deems 64W;lsfl.*’.ti'fi' 6,379,992.43
W“ ”9 1‘“ “W“ “m“ Ratio “.13.“ iiél fc‘stit:
'h .t
Policieslii Digit ' Decathboi-
unfit: bail vil-
1
walls
1 e -. learnt:m , was glide
diuretic
' or
51th
Round Statement
05 the
enactment Mutua\
Side Suwanee Competing.
5 .- CS Mustard Conn.
7902 ........ : ....................... 862.649.582.92
RECEIVED iN 1903.
DISHURSEI) IN 190:.
For claims by death, matured endowments and an-
Admitted Assets. December 31,1902 .. . . . . .2. . .C ..... ... ..... sets 684 .605. 12
Amount required to re-msure all outstanding Polic-
. lea. net. company a standard ............... $57. 576, 391. Iii):i
'l\:h ma...nt.-n...u .......
A
W to receipt- lit 1902
at ’02 69.763. tannin; .
tlieii syiupathiZcra began eiiily today.
A cut was wrecked loss than two hours
after the mass meeting held aftor mid-
night at which the action of the tttiioii
in ordering a general strike was eti-
dorsed. (Iver l.000 street railway
cttipioyees attended the meeting and
an equal number of their friends walt-
cd outside tltc halt to, hear the result
of their deliberations. The news that
a general strike had been declared was
received with the tumultuous cheers
and the strikers accompanied by their
friends marched toward the different
car barns shouting and singing. A
large crowd assembled at the. liciul
barn in (tote street. Word was pass-
ed around that n car was running on .
one of the principal streets. A crowd
of strikers and their friends went to
meet it. When the ear reached the
corner it was itiet with a volley of
stones. The niotot-man was roughly
handled and forced to leave the car.
The mob hurled stones aiid bricks at
the. car. completely wrecking it. A
htirry call was sent for the police. A
patrol wagon was loaded with omcet's
and dcapatchcd to the scene of the
riot but before they arrived the crowd
had dispersed and there was no fur-‘
titer trouble at that point.
Later a motorman who attempted to
run a car out of the barn was assault-
cd and so badly injured that he will lti
all probability die.
A majority of the strikers are
French Canadians and have the synt-
polity of that portion of the communi-
ty.
It. is said that between 1.000 atid 1.-
500 men are out.
ALASKAN BOUNDARY TREATY.
London Hear: That Washingm’t Ben-
nate Will Not Ratify A moment. .
LONDON. February tl-'llie. announ-
ment front Washington that the'sen-
note will not ratify the Alaskan boun-
dary treaty is attributed in some
quarters here to the “citltsperutlou
created in the United States by Elig-
land's attitude in tltc Venezuelan ques-
tion" The Liberal organs character
I’M‘ the breakdown of the negotiations,
the success of which was trumpeted
with such vigor by the ministerial
press as "another shock to the pres-
tige oi‘ the foreign otllcc.” The Daily
News says that “most insecure fabric.
Hrltisli popularity with the Aliiericans
has sustained a damaging blow in con
nccltiou with the Venezuelan affair"
Foreign Secretary Lunsdowne is no
ged to study the history and national
character of tile iluited Htates"'be~
lore embarking on his next train-r Ate
laittic venture".
tlct llaliiou's Liver Pills aitd 'l‘oliic
Pellets for blliousucsa alul “cut out"
ctliottiel and other drastic drugs. A
lnoiitll' s treatment «25 doses~for 25c,
N. H. l’laiated. . “
$5. 27] 1581.42
".8tl9.89.l.08
8.1M $74.50
370.811.157.42
$4,377,328.44
1.314.850.”
500,549.71
$6,192,728.20
~—---———'-$ 2, 451. 813. 30
1 5.13. 221. 69-.
”61663683” 00
. . YfileV fzmt Pb
Hair Vigor
Only 35? Yong look at least .
60. Restore color to your
gray hair. Whynot? bits "£17..
Business Directory.
BEING A LIST OF THE BUSINESS FIRMS AND PROFESSIONS
OF THE TOWN OF NORWALK.
W Ilassiiul titlirrilsiitenls hide This It i illill l’rr lint I'tir 'l‘lirai Hollis.
East Norwalk. i
Abbreviations—«N, Norwalk; 8. N., South Norwalk; l
liNBURANCE AND REAL ESTATE I
Hayt Gould 81 45 Wall N.
1 Lawrence J. 3. Ag y 12 so. Main 3. N.
Taylor 41. Golden 74 Washington 8. N.
l Layton J. M. 6 R. R. ave. 8. N. ‘
‘ JOB PRINTERS.
. Freeman c A. 98 Washington 3. N.
Gardner. Printer cor Wait a Water N.
N. Mitchell H. 3.10 North Main 8. N.
l JUNK DEALERS.
aid Harris Abraham 13 Raymond B. N.
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS
ARCHITECTS.
Knapp Wm. S. 97 Washington 8. N.
Morehouse F. 8. Library Building.
AWNING MANUFACTURERB.
Cillahan Peter E. 53 Cross N.
BAKERY.
Rundie J. H. 31 Van Zandt E. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 9.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant’s 133 Washington 8. N. Bros
t u
“f,,‘I:fi'Ad°£‘_’5°1’°&::hfl,'gf:; 3f" ° y I Smith M. s. a C0. 92 Washington 3. N.
BANKS. l LADIES' FURNISHINGs.
Central National 35 Wall N. l Mills 8.1. Mrs. 85 Washington 8. N.
City National United Bank Bldg 3. N. LADIES‘ AND GENTS' CLOTHING
Falrfleld County National 44 Wall N. l CLEANED AND DYED.
Fairflold County Savings 51 Wall N. Butterfals C. 4 Raymond G. N.
Norwulk Savings Society 44 Wall N. mee'. 25 Main N.
o. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 3. N. LAUNDRIES.
°- N". S‘Ving‘ 33"“ United Bk- Bldgl Crescent 8 Scavlew Ave 8. N.
BARBERS. 3 Old Well 32 Haviland 8. N
Pitzor Gustav 111 Washington 8. N. i Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N
Pohiman, Albert 66 Washington 3. N.j Wing Sam 2 Snuth Main 8. N.
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE l LUMBER DEALERS.
SHOERS. ; Hatch a Bailey Co. Water 8. N.
Flynn Edward 10 Hanford Pl. 8. N. , MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
BOARDING HOUSES. McKlbbln G. N. Co. 50-56 Water 5. N.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. 8. N Miller J. W 136 Watcr S. N
Quintsrd House 5 Elizabeth 5. N. .‘MAMNICURE MASSAGE AND HAIR
BOOT AND qHOE DEALERS. DRESSERS.
Keeler Geo. 159 Washington a. N. i Rider Miss H. 8. 97 Washington 3. N
L"! Max 169 Washington 8. N. MANICURE. MASSAGE. SHAMPOO-
Lyon F. D. a Co. 90 Washington 3. N. . lNG
BOOT AND BHOEMAKERS AND HE Hayes Mrs. A. M. 66 Scuth Main 3. N.
PNRERS " MEAT MARKETS.
Bredice Ernesto 63 Main N. Hay" [rm-d North Ma n s. N
Null Elmer H- 14 Water M New York Market 142 ashington 8.N.
Wood Henry A. 16 South Mil“ 8. N. MERCHANT TAILORS.
BOX MANUFACTURERS. By"... D .t 1 Ma... N.
The Knapp Bax Co. 132 Water 8. N. l Kemp H. w. 45 Wall N.
ausmass COLLEGES. t Kocour Franz to North Main 3. N.
Brown' a College Goo. E. Sartain Prop.I Neugebauer J 84 Washington 8. N.
BUSHELMEN Porceili J.107 WIIhinfl‘DflI 8. N.
Karplnoki Frank 20 floor 31 Wall N. 1 MILK DEALERS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. gHawxhurlt Chas. II". 25 West Main N.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N. 5 MILLINERS.
Mather Hurry w. 131 Water 8. N. St John The Misses zilVIINaIIIII N. N
cnaalaez AND SIGN PAINTERS. Tmmfl'ag' 15.437631287397543 '
Brothel-ton R. L. 20 Brook N.
Mskln Ellis 10 Hani'ord s.‘N Greene a Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES. lMONUMENT‘L WORK “"9 BU'LD
ERB.
Hayes J T' 5 Main N' ‘ iBateo John s 7 Union Ave. N.
CH'ROPOD'STS' ‘i Stevens M. W. 50 Main N.
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N. l MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CURIOSITV 3H0" 1 we. Chas. G. 29 Wait N.
Manner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. Nu LOCkwood F. E. 39 wall-
7 CIGARS AND TOBACCO- Studweil J. W. 39 North Main 8. N.
Hayes .1. T. 5 Main N.
. NEWSDEALERB AND STATIONERS.
Oidenschlager John 104 Wash too 5. N. Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Smith E' F' Mahackemo Block. Leary 1 Co. 19 Railroad Ave., S. N.
What is a Clark 64 Washington 3. N.
CLO'IPHI’NG AND GENT's FURNISH- °V3TER EXP%RT5R8 “”0 SH'P‘
Josem M. 183 WI'xiiGrtsfilM 8. N. HOV“ W. H. & Sol-Fagwner s. N.
CONFECTIONERS. OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS.
Merrill A. H. 126 Water‘s. N.
PAINTERS AND PAPER- HANGERS.
Batty J. W. 207 Washington 8. N.
Decker G. 19 Haviiund S. N.
Egglnson F T. 82 No. Main 5. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 5. N.
PAWN BROKERS. '
Hot-wit: i 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main N
Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
PIANO ‘rUNEas.
Sim: Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N.
. PIANO AND ORGAN lNSTRUCTORS
.Bencdlct Miss F 42 West Ave. 8. N.
N.i Disbrow Min Nollie 36 West Ave. 8.N .
'lManviilo Edward B. 16 Lowe s. N.
' PICTURES ANDI PICTURE FRAM
NG.
Bedlent Wray 8. 13 West Ave. 8. N.
Dickerman A. a. son at Walh'ton s. N. PICTURE FRAMING
Hlsiop J A 5 Co. 33 Washington s,N . Smith G. 0. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
Smith M. B. C CD. 92 Withington 8. N. PLANINO MILLS.
ELECTRIC Morons Carman a Seymour Beaviow av. E. N.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wllh'ton E.N REFRACTING'OPTICIAN.
p13” AND OYSTERB. Hoyt, Homer B. United Bank Bldg.
Bridge Market West End Washington RESTAURANTS.
St. Bridge R. J. Cutbill Prop. ' Briggs Frank K. 5 Water N:
FLORISTS ~ Imperial Cafe 3. N. Meals at all hours.
Smith J. H. E". 30 South Main 8. N. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 3. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
Keleher M a H. 51 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N
DENTISTS.
Boutwell C. F. 97 Washington 3. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 Booth Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 3. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chiaery Min 3. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. w. 11 Haviiand s. N.
» DRUGGISTS.
Baxter Frank H 8 South Main s. N.
Clifford. Pit-r. Piston-A Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 126,Wuhingt0n 3.N
Griffin T..B. 205 Washington S. N.
Pialsted R. H. 43 Washington 8. N.
Stllieon-Powell Corp 82 Wash‘ton s. N.
DRY GOODB.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY National Bank of Norwalk 51 Wall N.
Can‘evari D 179 Washington a. N. . «5400st (Private).
More!" Jonah 31 North MN" 3- N- Otstot Min Eva 14 Washington 3. N‘.
FURNITURE DEALERS. sawing MACHINES.
Collins A- J- G 0.0 .15 N Main 3.- N- Singer Co. 124 Washittgtbu 8. N.
Podmoro wttII-m erorth Main 8- N- Wheeler at was». 16 so. Main 3 N.
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY. SHIP CHANDLERS
Resort Muir L 167 Washington E. N. Stevens JI H. 42 Water 3. N.
0A8 APPLIANCES. STOCK OKERS.
Conn. R. G L. Co. 54.80. Main 3. N. Millie. g, dolduh as Wash. 3. N.
GENERAL REPAIRING. STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
Thompson R. C..8 Rowan E. N» -
GLOVES AND LADIDES' WAIBTS
‘ CLEANE
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 66 8. Main 8. N.
GROCERS. ,
Booker Conrad 141 Washington a. N.
Beam Goo. F_. United Bonk Bldg. 8. N.
stoves. amass AND HEM-sits:
Powell Jehn W. 26 Wishlnytbn s. N.
s'ramo INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED.
Village 1' WomeIIrdI fl." 8. N.
tuln M. 49 Fort E. N. UNDERTAKERB. .
Lfipmtnctlléu I’m 203 Wash'tbn E. N. 3'99"")? ".3 24 Ellinbgth 8. N.
«mom 3 a. no. 51mg. 10.. . Steward P D. cor. Kai t and Wall N.
odner Sum!!! 70 Cedar s. N. treasures“.
Smallhorn w. a. 302 waititngion a. N.
VETERINARY SURGEONB.
Olmsmd Dr. F: L. 1 Washington 8.N
VIOLIN, DUITAR AND MANDOLIN
TEACHER.
Di Mun Mo 46 Main N.
VtoL1N.s‘IAaI;A‘oRNvmlNoIININtCAL
m ymour. Chis. E. 33 Washington 8. N.
Wilcox sewn, 70 Washington a. N.
. IHARDWARE AND {CDTLERYi
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F n .
M WWI-law Do. 34' Main N.
MAME“ WARD HDRBE GDODB.
"ii-3"'='L ‘ :muuagtm s. N. N 't.‘ at u via.
0 4 a r. a
NorwuikairrIfi We 82 Maid N. 0;.“96 16.3w.
Hons origins. ‘ .
£19m. “I. A. N. r‘_
DEAFNEFB CANNOT BE CURIID
by local applications as they “Eliot \
icaih the db eased portion of tits
There is only one way to our."
IlliIBH. aitd that is by constitutional fem:
odlcs. Deafness is caused by an ill"
. flamed madltion of the rational “hill?
of the Eustachian Tube. When ttt;
tube in inflamed you have a rumbll
sound or imperfect nearing. 8nd Wit!!!
it is entirely closed. Deafness la the
tcsult. and unless the lnllammatlomcm
be taken out and this tube restored to
its annual condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever. nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition or
the mucous surfaces,
We will givo ()uc littndred Doll--
for any casc of Deafness (caused
titttarrhl tllat ('llllllui. be cured
ilall' s (‘ntart'li L‘uro. Send for L . :-
lat'.s ficc.
F. ..i CHENEY til CO. Toledo
Sold bv Di ugizista 75c
llull‘ a Family I’llis arc the best.
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a mesa .
Valve.
Noiscless, closes 'wlthout tor of wu-
icr hammer. Has no tank. . I
II.) 13.3?
THE IDEAL' '
Volumetcr Pressure Regulating
Flush Valveln '
A' self adjustin pressure regulator
applied to a FlusgV Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount of water in the same length of
time regardless of the head or pres.
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation in our display
room.
HORACE R NASH,
Cor. North Main and West Stu.
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Special Stile ,,
Volunteer an
550 long“
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coma: ave. nor NDN'WALK.
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COMSTOCK.
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