‘ V
i. aims
at
4M
liti‘v
with friends.
.‘ . u scion of the service.
and oil:
of Bari
“ it'll-inmpi
tar. whlc
til
r ielloo. ll. l..' anti
«initialisation of
in; Bulletin, of Providence,
'. Monday contained the
ll" notice of the funeral of Wil-
. -'er. uncle of Louisaurdlncr.
‘ met. East Norwalk;
,of Clark of Police Wil- ltractlou on February 27, evening‘ Ed-
. " ..wcll known in this city. lward E. Rilifil'g gm,“- llirl" m. "The
,hlstlonz service in tth’rovi- lMaglc Cup." The “Show Girl" is said
. lice. department. was held at iIo be brimflll of jolly music, hilarious
k this atternoon. at his late ~fun and comical situations. while as u
~0thlenhnm street. Long be- lshow piece, its spectacular features
time for the services to begin lure declared to be brilliant and club-
hegsn to be crowded. and ‘orate and its display
. J. J. Woolley, pastor of the
m .iCongregstlonal Church.
baton the service the house
Many were
Rev.
tired“ to remain outside until the
nor was prominent in the
or military organisa-
any of his old comrades
meat in addition to a number
known citizens of the city.
services were very simple, and
are reading
Mr.
M Ofelia very interesting
an ML.
“it “'38.
other came
Mr
Yl‘
from
' .mfle spoke of his
soldier in the Civil War
r hitrcturn from the war
«the police force of this
Mr. Gardiner was always
, ii a his post of duty. and
s w illng’and'ready to do all
Brita time of‘war. trouble or
ul'fli’et from the North Cou-
. *6 rich, composed of Mrs.
slits. Mrs. Sutherland, Waiter
_ Cm can: "Nearer,
tor'l'lles" and” “Rockvf Ages."
to hymns of Mr. Gardiner.
ji was, placed in the north
,MM; and was draped with
‘ In the rear of
“will we of flowers. the
timeouts zine ceiling. being
_ ,h set pieces. Among them
rqln members of the police
ich had a-large white dove
com‘
infest, No. .10, G. A. R..
“Militias: the deceased was
, There was a large floral
“births Oily Hall Beneficial
, ion. of which Mr. Gardiner was
There was a large floral
from the First Rhodeisland
ry Veteran Association, and n
' 0,le of friendship.
h before the
. o, latoons
Kiln it?
, an «out: positions
Station.
.uniform.
- ormodlflcatio
critics at Washing-
ox’s proposition is
, , , r to the ratification
hours March 4’. the nth
the attitude which the
, airtime after that date is
to
(ill:
out
the Women's Relicf,Corpa.
, on to these pieces these were
trout. personal friends of Mr.
. and the room was filled with
neral services be
t police mdrched
venth Police Station .to the
lle'slde
rest opposite. as. them was
gthamrtO‘enter the house.
. ions in the city were rep-
tmd in all there were sixty
‘ The platoon was under
Deputy Chief of Police
a mat platoon being- under
. Mitts. of the Third Sta-
leooud company was com-
Lleutenant Hartnett, of
'The men were
those present at the services
Commissioners Sims and
33:! of Police Matthews, Cap-
Gaptain Marstou. G. A. R.
«James 8. Hudson, Samuel
1th lieutenant First Rhoda
alns'were entombed at the
. ,
A. SANAL AGREEMENT.
«Fall; lit-alt is reported in
.’ . quarters that the chief of-
the Padilla Canal Company
W American clciois here
' ‘ er had no objection to the
' . in the agreement suggest-
-. recent despstch from Attor-
Knox, which proposed .the
,‘of the company's tender
angina at:
(:1 . .
“hernia twenty mm.
. , miraculous. ' Dr. Thom-
At any drug store.
outreauitttihvfis,
at. numbers of the tribunal. .
has-aimed the mid on. ’
which the , unai .
, :ct
NW’VMUIWIIFWW -* . ‘
tractioni'atfliom Theatre, last alsltt, .
presented by the Atlas Chester Conn
any to a very volt audience. Miss
Alma Cheater as arts Dot-val and La
Belle Coraline, was sacsllent. the»
lord and Will J. Kennedy. as Lord Flut-
tcrly. were excellent and they were so-
;corded adequate support by the other
members of the company. Tonight the
immunity will present. Lady Winder-
more‘a Fan; tomorrow matinee. A
Wife's Temptation and tomorrow
night, La Belle Russo.
$01.0 WELL ii. & L. BENEFIT.
lioyt's Theatre will have as an al-
of handsome
young ladies is notable. Since the
. -Gllbfifl F». ii, , , ,
llgfiii'lpfihfillffi hill: “in? nor; ‘ m mks pm" we ‘ villm'é‘.".§°l3'?n3§ofil"§{“dlt"m7
dramatic powers which she old and Moving m" d a“ M dy. it is in this way that tile tutti.
won her audience at the start holdln I Kremlmtmllt..llfiflt N.,Y.. b‘“ who "ion-Powell oration are rallies
their closest attention throughout til: 9"“ W‘mflflr‘m l *iyomci. the “tr :tnt‘ont that hats sand:
performance, lrvlng WhiteuDr. harm , . ' .~ "__ ' in many ruins are cores 0 0
hurt. Editor Lewis as Sir Phillip Rain- stream; '67 l no‘lueNagdvsimioliggdad‘sfinctfvcatarrh in
Ksnnedyb new medicine, Gal-ours Bol-
vant. a few months ago.
Mr. Bhochan, “a 1 am pleased to inform 1 from the first treatment.
you that I have been greatly benefited i
any trouble ever stiller-ts itself again (and :,
lam sure it will not) I will not. hesitate l
to continue the use of this grand modi-
c
the parties on the out-lined list. all rlunila
of mine, and who areal-uttering from Irid- .
any trouble. Yours voryttruly.
, , ‘ Will Otter-tilts
,Wacntmaa of 0a "fill in Tbs No».
l V w.lk‘a . .l .; ‘ ‘ ~
1 When one of thunder reputable can.
earns in south Norwalk guarantees
trust a medicine will «not a cure or
In M 0r. Iawy‘s il ,
ital-cars hunt. . ’ ‘ \
mostly. of Dr. honed,
I
1“
l w,
., . , ~ 1 l‘ .2
“JW‘M' ”’1' M". of D" David 1 llyomel is not a pill nor is it. a liquid
that has to be taken with a tablespoon
'or wincxlaaa.‘ Juei breathe it by the
,uld of un' Inhaler nlld that comes in
of . livery outfit and benefit will be seen
_ , i was greatly
cased with it, and decided to try a large
tile. '
I thereforsipnrchaasd three bottles
It destroys ull Kl'l'lli life in the air
passages and lungs and enriches llliil
purifies the blood ullll nilllliionul
mono. it cures i-iilurrb of lilt‘ bend
and iilront. or of the stomach. llvcl'
lug, . and kidneys. Wherever mucous nlcni-
[wish you would send some sun: ice to ; inane contains cniitrrhul germs, there
llnylnci will do its work of llllRllfllI.
When using this irrittment. the air
mu breathe will be foiuld like that on
the mountains llllril above the neu lov-
nl. where grow balsamic trees and
plants which make the air pure by giv-
i ;
tam! consider myistlf cured. If my kid! i
large bottles for sale by all druggistl $1.
three mouths' run at Wallnck's Theo-
inu off volatile antiseptic fragrance
tre, New York City, entirely new
scenes and costumes have been pro
vidcil and there are many new addi-
tions to the cast. David Lythgoe is the
leading male singer, and Frank lmlor
is the chief comedian. There is also
'l'tobert L. Dhilcy, a brother of Peter:
Willlain Mowrey and David Abl‘flhllmfi.
the most noted and remarkable ani-
mal impersonator in the country.
Among the ladiesln the company are
Marlon Field. Yolanda Wallace. Marlo
Hllinaand Franciszlson. The songs
in “The Show Girl" or “The Magic
Cup" *will likely become as popular in
Norwalk as they have been in New
York, Philadelphia, Washington and
all the other larger eastern cities
where the piece has been played.
“Psyche" has a record of at least six
cncorcs a performance. "lie My lilt-
tle Apple Dumpling. Do." which is the
opportunity of the piece for Robert
Dolley-and Marie Hilton, and a new
coon song entitled "SusloAnna—Anna.”
by Yolanda Wallace, Robert valley
and a chorus of 20 pretty girls. are
other bits.
l
l
t
(
SHOULD TAKE TIME TO WORK.
Cannot Hurry and Do Things Wall,
Says Senator Hoar.
CHICAGO, Fol). 25.—-“Do not. hur~
ry. For those who want to work well
there is time. They may disregard the
hustle and hustle and should place
thoroughness above speed."
\This was one of the points made by
Senator Hoar lumen address delivered
at Armour institute of Technology.
The senator continued: "Remember
that there is something more to live
for than money. You may devote your-
self to the practical arts. bllt remem-
ber that there is something noblcr in
human life. A man may be ever so
rich and over so skilful, but he does it
who forgets the tastes and affection.
Read Wordsworth, Emerson or Milton
and you will have added to your know-
ledge of the practical arts, the in-
spiration that helps to develop the
spiritual side. Never put your name
to any busines contract unless it is a
certificate of. escallcncc that is true
and thorough." .
President Charles W. Eliot spoke of
the value of the training mind through
body. The study of medicine. he said.
might be regarded as preeminent ain-
ong the learned professions for the full
development of the individual.
STRIKE AT TORRINGTON.
Row Over a Debt Owed the Foundry
,Workcrs’ Union.
TORRINGTON, Feb. 25.-Because
the officials of the Turner 8; Seymour
Manufacturing Company refused to dis«
charge a man who owod the Foundry,
Workers‘ Union 86.50. 110 men in the;
foundry department of the companyl
went on a strike just before quitting?
tlmc yesterday afternoon.
The case has been under the con.
slderation of the union for some time.
This afternoon Frank Russell. the
state manager of the union, held a
consultation with the men by tele-
phone sndv as a result the men. went. on
a strike.
-The company officials declare that
it is impossible for them to discharge
the man. He is under a two years!
contract. with the hrm’and the new
tion of his dues in the union is some-
thing over which they have no juris-
diction; nelther would they be Justi-
fied in deducting the amount from
the man‘s salary, the officials of the
company .say., .
At present the strikehas not at-
fécted the other departments of the
company. but should the strike be pro-
longed it will undoubtedlybe the cause
of "closing other departments.
KING HA! ‘ .GIGNEO TREATY.
resound. Fob. -25.-—a London
special cable despatchi says: “Sir
John ”Andaman of, the colonial gallon.
an aim motivations» no am:
tlooaon nominations f the, sultan
; ‘trlncnsl’hm trash recs ream , Cans
mdrbithq‘ hum protest secure»
, toured-taint she'ssleettfaacf Roasts.
Root, W and Turner scribe Amaril-
saomcuols FRIENDLYWWARNINGd
Made an Amendment to the Address of 7
John Redmond, in the house of com- . good tlm
mons today. moved an amendment toi turnl me
the address in reply to the speech from f colds the
was most conciliatory.
amendment was not intended as a birth .
tllc demonstration against the govern; Principal w. c, Fonts Continued on
meat but as a “friendly warninz" to
the ministry that he and his friends
believed the government was ““3339" Wciuoru Connecticut held its first sea:
and appeasement!"WilmilWilli-lb“Venn.“ Tht filliwln toilcs wore dia-
thc words of the king‘s speech, would i when. . ) ( g l
figi‘ghxfinéggégfiya?o:3::;£;‘ée from ‘1 'ilme Wasted. or How Can Time be
Wyndham. that the government wen»
engaged in an honest attempt to sol e1.
ill: gzgglelmoyllhtgerg-fii Blaifletfggfggw bills providing for district sllperllr
once, which the speaker added, offered
an linexampled opportunity to end the
aggression troubles and conflicts be
tween classes in lreland.
351' 0" “RE 3V WAVES“ 1 l'crklus‘. hauchuasicr ilnubnry iiiyh
it is not often that the waves of the School: program (Ionunuu'lp' ,1, (,7,
ocean can set. cliffs atlrc, but they (in Wynne, Greenwich; iii. ll. Chase.
sometimes. At Bally-bunnlon, on the
west coast of lreland. the waves which
for unnumbered centuries have been
beating agalnnt the shores one day
broke into a great deposit of iron py-
rites and alum. A rapid oxidation took
place which prmluccd a fierce heat and
not the whole rllfl' to burning.
and great clouds of smoke and vapor
or such burning cliff. which when last
“‘Now go and get Senators Fairbanks
~ and .a enrolls named, without grilling. .
that is healing to lbe respiratory or~
‘ guns.
Remember that if ilyomci does not.
cure you the Stillman-Powell Corporat-
'tiou will refund your money. This in u
' e to cure cuinrrll by this not
lived and prevent coinrrhill
i me so common at this aeri-i
m
King Edward.
‘ LONDON, Fob, lib-The lrish leader,
he throne. on the subject of the irish 1 son.
and question. Mr. Redmond's speech 1 .
He said the SCHOOLMASTERS' ROUND TABLE.
thecommltteo on Legislation.
The Schooluiuutcrs’ lloulld 'l‘abie of
n framing a great measure of justice ‘50!) of the year at Bridgeport. Salon
“What Responsibility iiuvc
‘complete the abilities of the dual own-1’ inn Teachers for the Educational Con
il'iillil) ()l the land. Allhti. Mr. RiMi‘, liliiOllxi, ld’n‘ill illlii Stale?" “HOW iii
M": Sitt’t‘il in the Schoolroom?" ’i‘bc eliti-
tvntimlul bills to be acted upon by the
ltomuilliec on Legislation. and ill"
truilimis of colloids and for a State
normal school at illulbury were on-
iiorsetllhy those present. The follow
ing officers were elected: President.
,H. l). Hymonds, headmaster. Bridal-i
'port High School; sci-rotary. .lohn it.
”MN—”I,"
Stamford; it. it. lnino, Rownyton. The
Committee on largislntiou. comprising:
Superintendent. ii}. i‘. Willard. Siamfi
ford; Superintendent C. W. ileum-,1
Bridgeport. and Superintendent W.
Fruits. Smith Norwulk, was continued,
There ware present from Stamford
Superintendent Willard and Principals
(lamp and Chase.
.— pw..._. .. “
For
weeks the cliff burned like a volcano,
llnrdly one 'llol'sun in «thousand who I
does not need an is-caslonsl «lose-of
'llver medicine”, Most folks need it often.
The best liver medicine is llaluon's
Liver Pills and 'l‘onic Pellets. and a
complete course of the two medicines
39‘3“ WM on fire f0!“ iWEMY miles. T110 '00st only 25 cents. Easy to take. plen-
humlne material was contoured largo sent and mild in action, but absolutely
ill 0f “Suite. but ts believed to M made ; thorough in efi‘crt. You‘ll Join the
up of several other combustible chem- .inoosnudn with praise this great Mod-
icaln .substances. Which hail DESI! Si‘t lent Treatment llfll‘l‘ u il'llll. Try {ham
on fire when the waves reached them. l~todny. 'R. if. l‘lnlsted. ”
rose. in the air. When the fire died
out. great presses of lava and clay
burned to brick were seen in cvsryadi-
rcctlon.
in the arctic regions there is annih-
W
EGREENS FARMS FARMERS' CLUB.
The Greens Farms li‘armcrs' Club
glll‘lil an all-day session in the lecturc
.mom of the Greens Farms Congrega-
itional Church yesterday. Among the
subjects of interest that were dis-
icussed was “Onion Fungi.’ by Dr. G
lP. Clinton. of the Connecticut Agri-
lculturul Experiment Station. The
{sessions began at 10:30 in the worn
= mg and 2 o'clock in the afternoon. in
like. evening ltcv, Willis l’. Elwood
gave a lecture on "Farm Life in indie."
illustrated by alcrcopticon views. Mrs.
}.labez Backus read a paper which was
,; very interesting to all present. lThte
. rogram included music by con or
“Good. good.‘ replied the president.- was. At noon dinner was served under
: - c ill? a o a int-
and Beveridge to agree on something. it?“ Dinghymxn 01am “ u n pp”
and i will give youths White House." . -_._‘..
. ’ Not a bilrof use to endure the for»
, ' ' ' 1‘ l
FOURTEEN RACE HORSESOURNEO l ““993 of rheumatic pains when lherfl’fi
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Fumes—A in sure relief in reach. liumcn‘s Nerve
large barn belonging to John 8: Help 3 and Bone Oil goes "right to the spot"
ey WEI “Bill?!“ by are Milt and :and acts like music. it not only re»
fourteen one race horses. being heldiueves the pain instantly but it its use
for next week's sale. were burned tolls continued cures the disease. Gel
let Ranion's Liver Pllls- and Tonic
Pellets for billousnoss and “cut out"
cnlomel and other drastic drugs. A
month's treatment-25 donor—«for 25c
R. H. Finished. "
M
An anecdote from the White House
is going the rounds of Senate on
House. says the Washington Post. it
was told by President Roosevelt in
the presence of some members of the
House. while an applicant for cities was
melting an earnest plea for appoint-
meat.
"1 have the united support of Sens-
tors Hanna and Foraker. from ,Ohio.”
said the applicant, vigorously.
death. All had good records. ‘Thefiho genuine‘ Romeo’s—Query bottle
1038 is 310.000. With no insurance. bears the name of Brown Monument;-
l
I
l “l wonderit thcyi‘have good cooks in
Hangar f“
new.
Among the‘honses burned were man
Boy. Mexican Boy. Lafoctatnc and
Jonah Boy.
Folks. will eat too much rich. heavy
fwd in “cold weather. Resultn-lndl-
gestim,.constlpatlon. billionaire-s. The
‘cnrewllamon’s Liver Pills zand ‘ Tonic
Pellets. .A“ complete course of trust-
moat for a month costs but a warm 3
lug Co. B. H. Plaisted.
Mabel?"
"Well. i was just reading that the
Hungarian diet is always disagreeing
withsome one."-——Chlcago News.
\
Witch, the {children
ally. ‘ Their
purging. or other unpleasant sheets.
as ofteflfsnpcrlencod. Try a course. R.
apt-inter! .. »~ w ._ . ,.,
,.,_ ,_ W . .1
AN IR CORNILL STUDENT
... ~2Mfi9.' '
- MlDDLEfl‘QWNmebJE-‘Pwalafluo
hard,‘ tendon: altita‘olnatl runlusratty.‘ ; _
tot would fever at “hie,
tic ma mum ‘
well-two ’
1!“ch
“The Kiln
tho!
lander
eminent is to
early
be delimited.
’s . I
,.;,....?-.~,- .
Yielding to
SICK
“-lul'uuly it it
pulled and torp
vent
Solvent,
llr. l
taste.
a!
V .
”it
withdrawal
1]
H EA DAOH E.
'illlltill'fl
id liver.
)uvlll
Pleasant to
Y,. ,for it free sample bottle.
GORMA
Grand Jury Called for Thursday to
Consider Monroe Murder Case.
The grand jury has been called for
Thursday to consider the case of old
l’clcr ('lili‘nltm,
chit rgml with murder in the first degree
in itu- killing of lllii son on January 23
last.
'l'llP old man in extremely feeble and
llliri been growing weaker steadily
since his arrest. it is almost impossible
to keep anything on his stomach. He
cannot retain cvcn whiskey and milk.
nut critics
doubts who her the old man would Pvt
or live in stand trial.
that it found guilty his time here will
stomach
,‘i‘hu
be very short
M... W..-“ o .
N l8 WEAKER.
of Monroe. who
have
Certain
. unit-es his
crows stronger.
“w...”—
l’orllans nluc‘tenlba of all the ills
that afflict mankind urine from tlisor
der of the digestive organs which cause
constipation. billousness and indiges-
tion. The proper treatment for these
common ills is a course of Ramon”;
Liver Pills and Topic Pellets. and a
complete course cacti-1'25 cents.
GOVERNOR HAS A BAD COLD.
, purgingwno grlplng~-no unpleasant of-
l fol-ts; but a complete, sure and perm
inent cure. R. H. Plaiatcd.
(«It Confined to his House in Meriden 'f'or
Put Few Days.
flovcrnor
Association.
imla)‘.
young and old
Chamberlain.
l been confined to his house for the past
2 low days with a severi- cold. was much
1 better yesterday and no serious results
inrc now anticipatetl. Governor Chain
licrlsin contracted the cold the other
night in New iiritaih, where he attend-
ed the banquet of the Business Men‘s
M...
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute, because it kills the mi.
rrobo which tickles the mucous men:
brnne. causing the (thigh. and at the
same time clears the phlegm, draw:
out the inflammation and heals and
smitten the affected parts.
utc Coush (lure strengthens the hinge
wards off pneumonia and is a harmless
and never falling cure in all curable
cases of Coughs. Colds and Group. One
Minute Cough Cure is pleasant
take, harmless and good alike
who
The report from his house last night
was that ho was feeling much better
and would be able to go to the capitol
One
Clifford l'hurmiu
team. . .
lat- clamor, tits govv ,.
ire the new issue ‘of ..
two-cent stamps, though the post onion _
department-still insists. in the face of. , ,
overwhelming evidence, that the por- (,9.
trait thereon is that of Washington.
Hand now! Mr. Dooley, as the best au~
thorltiés haVo decided.
Third Aniliainut Postmaster-General
Madden made the announcement of the
of the offending
stamps yesterday after a conference
with the olilclals of the bureau of err
graying ‘und printing. The general
agreement was that the present stamp
was not art, and that a new one should
it was determined that
liiorc should be no error as to the idem
tlty or the person depicted in the com-
ing issue, and. if necessary. the name
of the Father of Hill Country will be
printed in larger letters. no that there
can be no confusion,
complaint—«is
chiefly caused by indigestion. consti-
You can pro-
it by taking a dose of Cal-euro
Kennedy's new
medicine, once overy‘few days immed-
iately utter a nwnl.
No nausea or grlplns. Write
to the Cnlcura Company. Readout, N
had some
.y_ I.
't be
.6
is
it is
No
a.
I.
has
Min
to
for
Miss lithltlnes«Are younluslcnl. Pro-
fessor Pnddyrusky‘!
Professor Paddyrusky»0bi yes. but
if you want to play. don‘t mind my
terllngs.»—-Detrult Free l’ress.
in effect
”0:40, 10:24:,
P. hi.-—-12:5
A. M.—-12:il
9:421.
NEW‘YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
-——-—
TIMI TABLE. - .
Dccamber 21, 1902.
”——
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. his—13:10:, 5:05x. 6:58;,
6:55, 7:13, 7:52. 8216:, 9:03x, 9:25! p
3:05. .
1:20; 4:07, 4:503. 5:40,‘5:551. 6:38.
ltfliix.‘ 7:55x. 8:00, 10.30.
10:40. 11:35:.
5:. 1:18. 2:261,
SUNDAYS.
armour. 5:583.
33155. :31 tin. ,
, 1:37.
6:15
9:05,
:10.
The open are pleasant! shim
gave way to coal and the more“:
pi'llcllclll cook stove.
Then modern ingenuity gave:
us
THE on schc i~
and'turnci kitchen drudxcry lnv ‘
' to comfort and convenience. ‘
Gas is the cheapest and most
easily managed of all fuels, pro- ’
vldcd care is given in its use.
A good Gas stove. will. counting
ing the time for care and luck
of dust. cost one third loss than
coal.
"Miler stills you should lure simply a
feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You,
should not feel any special indications that
digestion is going on. If you do, you,
have indigestion, which means nor-délga- l
tion. This may be the beginning so
many dangerous diseases, that it is best to 3
tslic it in hand at once and treat it with
Mother Sal‘ol’o Cur-nth.
amp. For you knowthstiudigcooon‘ .
makes poison, which causes pain and sick-
PRlCE 09.75 UP.
Connections free.
A postal brings ollr representa-
tive.
Conn. Rollin y and
nest. We know Scigcl's Syrup helps n .
digestion and cures mdlg' ' cation. Mother, Lighting can” y
Scigel's Syrup docs thls'by Providins thei . ' “fill I'll. I: I. I‘ll ‘ ' IMIIIIII
digestive materials in which the sick
stomach is wanting. It also tones up and
strengthens the digestive organs and male:
them perfectly healthy. This is the
rationale of its method of cure, as the
doctors would any.
It cured in Norwich.Cosa.. lira. A Strut: “Wash-
ington SM Lucretia Main. 1| Once in; Ills. Arthur
““30“,!“ Summit so. and may hundred «hm.
ii ‘wlll can: on. or we will return our money on
tart-int of is cl from bottla by . Aura. Tin
Molbrr Mlgei‘s syrup Co., I“ Duane Street, New York.
Hill by drnuim. .
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A BETTER POSITION? .
Arc you able toacccpt one? A
better lli'lSlllOll-T—‘Ollc with greater
opportunities. may necessarily
have to be accepted at a few dol—
lars per week lens salary. Have
you :i Saving)»; linllk account
which will bridge over this defi—
ciency until you have proved your
worth and have secured the dc-
sircd increase? Money iii the
bank is of tremendous importance.
W by not start unaccount now
and right here? Think it over
and act.‘
b Nitggslty~llo you.know the Golds-
ye?
Wilugsbyndlo i know tbim! Didn’t
our hired girl work for them a year
just before column. to our house?——l.ou
Angelou llerlilil.
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Don t Be
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Hcodwmked
Into paying high prices for Wall Paper.
We have the most. elegant designs of
wall paper at the most. reasonable
price you ever heard of.
Welllll Furnish Puller.
hang it, and do all work necessary
without inconvcnicncc to you, and your
bill will be reasonable, too. (live till
the dimensions, we will tell you what
it will cost.
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Building.
disarm...
Trust Companu.
stats". BANKING.
ss vmas DEPAR mam:
SAFE. DEPOSIT not. rs.
Picture Frames and Window Shades
made to order.
PAINTERS’ SUPPLtEO.
ARTISTB' MATERIALS.
Colors and other things that
artists use.
When you make yourwill remember
this company is an executor you can.
SPECIAL its life is perpetual. It
wniie‘ Curtain Poles with Fix—
tures, 10c.
Cloth Window Shades.
fringe, 25c.
depend upon.
is always open for business, and ready
to serve.
with
SOLID [IND SUCCESSFUL.
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Painting. Paper Hanging and
Decorating.
LH. Decker
Telephone connections. \
87 Washington Street, “ ' " ' ' ‘ ,
Capital. 3’100.000.00
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