polls and thublop
t Nothlk school at":
Isnide on the Town List
' 8a ‘ ”basement .List may he found
Mead 3: Co. (formerly Winfield B.
auford' s) on East Avenue in said
District.
’l‘uondly. March 10. 1903. at two o'clock
p. In.. to hear and determine all up-
peals made to them from said assess-
ment list...
[hired at Earl Norwsllt Conn. Feb
‘ rIIIIry 25.1 3. .
JEO DAVIS.
J EL) HAWKINII .
WIS G EOWLER.
Committee of 1«the urn No‘rwalk School
AAAAAAA AA
The Emanon Whist (‘lub will tune
no more meetings until after Lem.
Miss Eva Flags. of Kaiser Place. is
able to be out after II severe attack of
.h L-..A.. W-A.
IAI-
for emulation at the store of Harry . ’
Tho.Board of Relief qu meet at the
sold store of Harry IO. Mead Jr. Go. on "
the grip.
ltalph Bennett. who lli Is bIeII suffer-
Imz ronI typhoid fI-Ier Is said to be
somewhat bettel
Contractor John W Neatly II as lul
New Ymk today buylui; .I III-II stoekI
or goods for his stoic. ‘ ‘ A
William I), Bartlett, 0. Norwalk, hus‘
taken a position in .Ioselorsky's gro-i
Itery store on Cove street.
Chatles B PI'.IIII IIlIo has been III, I
was able to Iesume his duties III he I
Count‘ a Machine shop yesterday. I
Mrs. Frank Allen. of New street
who has been ill for some time re
mains in about the same condition.
George B. III-,Its of’ Bridgeport, has!
been IiA-iting his family heie. lie to .
turned to the Park City. last evening.
.......-—.—...~_
A business meeting will be held af-
ter the r'I-gulai ptayer meeting at thoI
AIIII- III (‘lulstlnu CIIuIclI this ev euiug.
Ileoige Jones. who has Jilted at Sec-
ond avenue. Inovetlvyestehday to High
street. where he will reside for illt
present. ‘
Mrs. T. It. Griffin has beencoufined
to her home by an attack of the grip
“t‘l' sou Kenneth. who has been ill
is Improving.
A gang of men was at work llllf
morning laying the foundation for th(
new ship carpentering shop at the fool
of Scariew avenue. ‘
The regular. prayer meeting will bt
held in the East Avenue Methotlis
Episcopal Church .topgtht. [ml by Rev
‘tlward Cunningham.
William Avery has left. hisposltior
with the Radel Oyster Company ant‘
accepted one with llIe‘Consolidnted
Iloud III. Wilson‘s Point.
Slight repairs were made to thedrav
of the bridxecver the Norwalk Rive:
on East Washington street. The ma
ohinory now works much better than it
did.
Miss Grace Kosmcscki. of Van Zand
street, caught her finger In II machin
at C, S. Trowbridge & Cola box fac
tory in South Norwnlk. one day recent
ly, and injured it badly.‘
\ Mrs. Michael Drew. who has been II
Norwich attending the funeral of he
lIrother-In-law. John Drew, who die
severI'Il days again that city. has re
turned to her home in East Norwalk
. WI
- Mrs. 8.. S, Naphey. who is In. thr
General Memorialliosnltal. New Yori
: , City, underwent a very successful op
L eration Tuesday. and her many friendt
will be pleased to hear she is gettint
along nicely
The Junior m val as It wilt Ince‘
at: the East A‘Ieh' Math IiIt person
age tomorrow night at. 7: 30 ocloclt
.f Albert Voorhees will .the meetin:
* and a good time III antic died as wel
as one of spiritual interest
. Harry Seymour. of Winfield street
, who had the misfortune to freeze bl
hands while at work at the Silk Mill
will probably,_iose the use of his fin
jars.
the fingers are in bad condition.
Two coal laden barges consigned to J
walk Monday Owing to the ice II
tIIIJIfr. N ory‘in’, a dock.
Ins softer now and it Is probable the
aptlnatlon
lph Bennett the hi
I 'Eouthern New an
'I
I III the contest that followed the young
, the outside
. IIeI-detlthelre, as the weather is very
: warm and the only heating apparatus
. II.IIA a sot Ial as well as a. financial suc-
-‘III'm building upon the Anson Phelps.
- Ire in the West.
1 If Betsey
The nails have dropped off one 1
Whilsce Marvin arrived in South Nor i
,the river It was impossible to set then 5‘
The ice is get
mine time today they will reach theit E?
t operator at ,
nd 'I‘clcphono.L .
in South Norwallt head unit r
A 0;} oyt's Theatre. and a tenet-ally we
“Nip young h.” some fever "
e In esvfew avenue, Mr
of been ill for héithy two
A. mtdummm He an
a severe meek and is not at
, . . . . ‘~ » -: t 9.
TH NIXT MORNING I FEIL IRI HT AND NEW
AND MY COMPLEMON i5 5 TTIR.
...A Min“ arr. "grew" g‘figggg
{2. no mmumm'tr- ’
WEI; may NEDICBINE
III «you "bug‘ at. «that. Vans, to
In AAA... WWI
AK. A
avenue. ls visiting her. son. Edwin
'I‘hoIIIes, at Jamaica. L. I.
hire. Sarah L CaIruth. of Lake
City, Wis., is visiting her sister, Mrs
(Ir-urge W. Biyau. ltowayton avenue.
Mrs. Mary b'IlonIIIchlou, who has
been seriously ill at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Alfred Crockett, is
slowly Improving, '
Rising Star Division, Sons of Tem-
pernuce. held their regular meeting
last night. and transacted routine bus-
IIIessI Twonew members were initiat-
cd——Mrs. Lassen and Miss Edna Ray-
mond. After the business meeting was
closed a social time was enjoyed and
ladies won, ,
Despite the many things, that have
been said by pastor and people about
the b ya and young men banging about
Ithe. ethodlst (:~-htuth and looking in
ill the windows IheI still continue to
do it. if they desire to know who is III
the edifice. why not be manly and step
in and see, instead of hanging around
Mrs (leorge [man has received a
bhoto of a house in Honolulu wlIlth
ll IIttlIer strange looking at that night
Aftet one has taken a second glance It
is discoveted that there are no chim-
ueys on it IIhieh at counts In a men-
tune for the peculint look. No then are
neededin. firehouse Is a large lamp.
IAlIiclI is seldom used.
"Ilu puppet under the auspices of the
Intuit IS' Aid Scolety which was held at
the Methodist (‘hurt it last evening.
I'I‘SS. AIoout seventy people emoyctl
II supper of baked beans and ,all the
accessories. After the supper was
served a social time was enjoyed until
quite ll lato hour. Mrs. Kate Themes,
\Irs, Edna Walker. Mrs. John Plunder.
\Ira. Henry Godfrey. Mrs. Daniel
.‘I'Ieks. Mrs. Frank 'l‘heIIll and Mrs.
James Stevens presided m. the fables.
———~—o
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
W. H. Skiff. of Bridgeport. was in
own yesterday on business.
Hartford Smith, of South Norwalk.
Hi5 III town ,I'eaterduy on business-
John Altman. IlIe rural delivery mail
'IIrrier_ is the happy father of II girl
‘IorII Tuesday.
Lumber is being carted for It llI'W
‘AtokeII place on 0x Ridge,’
Misti Lucretia Cullen was III South.
Norwulk yesterday attending the an-
nual meeting of the Connecticut l.L
brnry Association.
A man with fl sleigh was seen yester
lay afternoon. He had It narrow ea-
ape from being obliged to have the
Ilolghcarted home III a Iva, n.
Rev. Henry A. Davenport, of Bridge
on, made an interesting address at‘
be religious meeting held in the Sol-
‘Iers' Home. Noroton. Tuesday even
as.
Several Darjen politicians went to
ltamfortl last evening to attend the.
Innual dinner of Ihc Board of Trade
If that city., Ext-Senator Lounsbury
‘Ias among the number.
Representative Case, who has been
0 ill that he has not been able to be
Iresent at any of the meetings of the
exislature. is slowly Improving anti
till soon be able to be out.
G. Dudley Tilley and Judge of Pro
Iate Taylor of Stamford. start next
‘llondtty for California They will be:
one three weeks. They expect to:
{left relatives in Tacoma while they
This afternoon the dispossess easel
Weed against Sylvester I
"lower will come lip-before Justice of A
be Peace W. H. Willmott. Attorney
luneo has been retained by Mr. Bowen
Ind Attorney Keogh has been retained
Iy the plaintiff The suit Is to recov-
Ir rent alleged to' be due
In 9' pa 7 «lav.
(«blotch Is- mnsgg‘
; Programme but what prov
jty were happily
passed only too quickly on to the
Icgotlsm of genius. "For instance. when
The bottom Directory will bl found I, won]
‘iionéipf the PIIMWJOII
MI I‘ .V’ I
Mu It " at“
home ”from II visit with friends in New
Yorlt city.
Mill Susie Taylor has. :turnrt'i II he
from a visit with Mrs. I). 0 Br- ley.’
of Lyons PItIins.
There were Lenten urvlc‘u III the
Episcopal and Catholic churches yer-
terday. iday utoraoon th'efe‘ drill be
usryicesn Christ Church.
The latest market quotations for on-
ions, per barrel. are: Whites 35 to 30;
yellow 32 to 82.:36 smell yellow, 31:
Iedl. 31. 25 to 31. 63; small reds. 3|.
Ileuiy Baker celebrated his e-luhtiath
birthday anniversary. Sunday. at his
Greens Farms home. A number of
friends visited the place. and extended
congratulations.
Numerous wenori loads of potatoes
went .over the turnpike Monday.
bound for Southport and Bridgeport.
Farmers are setting off the old stock
as speedily as possible.
. E. Thomas and John Gallagher at-
tended the Red Men's masquerade ball.
at South Norwnllt. Monday night.
Thomas was disguised aa.tho Wiurd
of the Nile, but refusing to resort to a
mark other than that of traditional
domino pattern. his whiskers revealed
his identity. (IIIilaalIer went as Pinky-
punky-poo. and made a distinct char-
acter iIlI. They report a [food time.
and are following the society columns
now. intent on discovering where and
when the next one is to happen.
A distinttive feature of Monday' a all
day session of the Greens Farms For-
Illf‘lti Club was the Imdlug of a. paper
by Mrs. .lI'Ibrz Backus on "Old Connec-
ticut People,“ The lady had evident-
ly mode on I")(lt-ll!~liV(‘ research into the
lIInfcry of the state. and had from that
eoIIIpilt-tl a brilliant article replete with
rtminisepnees, fillrd with humor and
pathos. and among the very.best com-
positions of like character ever vouch-
shied. It Is of value as an article of
condensed history and served to, bring
to its author dtmerred praise of the
very highest character.
The lightning calculator ‘has been
for some time employed In computing
the revenue of the town clerk's office
and diseowra that it in II slntx'urc.
st‘t'onti In \‘iilllf‘ only to the station of
ll coal baron. ’l‘he informant has dis-
covered tlIIII the cum-mono income of
$10 It day falls to the happy lot,ot the
Incumbent. Asked regarding the mat-
ter. the town clerk refused to discuss
it. but being prtssrd. remarked: “’I‘ell
,\'(Ili what I'll do. Figure the basis, at
$8.50 per day for the balance of my
term and I'll grab at It. and better
still. I‘m interested III onion eulturt-
and microbes. I'll moire it 38' II day.
Hurry up and let me get out on the
form."
.lohn H. Jennings made It Phineas
Tom: trip to Europe. recently. and in
1 traditional American style “did" Liver-
pool. Iondon and Paris in a Week.
Capt. 'I‘homprou. skipper one of the
Dominion line Htf‘amfl'ft 0 tot, ton.
ililfl a neighbor of Mr. John , has
long been eutlruvoring to hurt: that
gentleman make a trip withhitnpand
finally succeeded. Mr. Jennings de-
(l.lil s that if was his first trip abroad
and proved an enioyuble though slight.
ly rough one. He beat that de mer
out and mvrr lost-a meal. For two
or three days he was the only one his
,Itide of the table. but his appetite was
rum one whit the less for that.
.He
was particularly impressed with gay
'I‘aiee. and thinks he’ll have to try it
attain In the near future. .
Aspetuck lodge. J\. of P.. covered it-
self with glory 'luesday night. From
any objective point the result was the
name. and when finally the eighth an-
niversary was finished but one sentb
‘ment prevailed. that I’ythlauhood had
won a distinct Ivictory through. it!»
. Knights here. Had the hall been twice
as large the brillluncy of the .,sce_e
would not have been increased.
though more room would have af-
forded opportunity. for others to enjoy
the occasion: salt was. more elastic
lsurroundlngs could scarcely be con—
celved of. and at no time has there
been a. more brilliant emblqge than
the eye rested on t he. 'Thefltnter-
talument offered was anite’ln, heaping
with the occasion and no I are at the
to be ex.
(client. Fallopian mine the rapper.
and It was than t at wit gnu sociabili-
ended and the time
final ,1 .r
"Shakespeare took some great risks
in his dramatic enacts " said the liter-
at y analyst.
"He did. indeed.“ answered Mr.
Stormlnaton Barnes. with the Innoant
he wrotebe his plays. he had no idea that
beboraA . .999 that they were
'u-w a.“
odizs‘up "
rile“ "
Is so easy then to at.
little bilioufi .9335! your
i
. has returned
nonhuman.
_ 935ml Mobil,
all
n
'No‘. tat-m“
exptctod to
I'hiliidoiphia
Iii II
mile pushed “we
”M8.
It In“
' ”'t Idiom: do tell his he editor I‘Inswered bar queii on I II:
hadn‘t it it were motion feiiow‘
[III for a sl A‘s sit {a é":
even if rho is valued f" , ’
“If it were our girl and our III). yell
lr and mu
“:0: ‘lh‘l and
bevel"
lo'n. yen butAff it were
mum , fol
AA ». Int-Amt I
. I
I“ If
.1}
mm 4 LIST or me sake/5&5 rims um PROFESSIONS'
OF THE \TO WW
0” NORWALK.
'w Bimini diltliiltlflls In" his lied sun In to In line tutu.
Abbreviations—N.. Norwafk; S. N., South Norwallt: E. N., Hunt Norwnlk.
“center's. , ,
Knapp Wm. 3. 27 Washington 3. N. I
Morphouu F. 3. Library Building.
AWNING MANUFAOTURERS. 1
Callahan Peter E. 310'.” N. I
IAKIRY. .
Randi. J. H. 31 VIII limit I. N.
IAKIRY AND LUNOH ROOM
Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 3. N. ‘
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
0r nt'q 133 Washington 8. N. Irond’
Coke delivered to all phrts of city. I
Lam, F. A. 37 51 Washington 3.N
- IANKB.
Central National 33 Wall N. I
City National United Hulk Bldg 3. N.I
Falrflold County Nation-l 44 Wall N. t
Flirfleld County saving. 51 Win N. I
Wilt Dpvln lapclotyM Wall N. I
or. Trust Do. 93 Washington 3. N.l
So. Nor. savings link United III. Bldg
. BARBIR3. ‘.
Pltzer Gustav iii Wuth tan 3. N.
Pohlman. Albert 33 Wash Minn 3. N. .I
lLAcK3MITH°3u3iD HOR3E t
l
Flynn Edward 10 Hanford Pl 3. N. I
~, BOARDING HDUIE3. A
Richardson Mrs. J. A. to West IV. 3. N.I
Quintet-Ii House 3 llnbtth 3 N .
.IOOT AND 8 O! DEALERS.
Komr Goo. 159 ,w-ohln II 3. N
Levy Max 139 Warning on 3.. N. ,
Lyon F. D. L 60. no WIIhlngton 3. N.,
IOOT AND 8HotkléaK£R3 AND RE-I
Brenton Ironic 33 M. n N.
Nash timer H. it Water N.
Wood Henry A. 13.3mm Main, 3. N. I
sex MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Io: Co. 132 Water 3. N. :
3U3IN333 cottroes. '
Brown'- College Gee. I. Burt-III Prop.§
3U3HILM3N‘.
Karplmltl Frank 26 flubr 3i Wall N. f
caaptmsho mo Witness.
Gumhlo Lullo mvmtda mm II. N. I
Mather Harry w. 131 Water 3. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTER8..
Brnthorton R. L. 20 Dublin. ,
Makl'n Ellis 10 Hartford N.
CATHOLIC RILIOIOU3 ARTICLE3
Hay" J. T. b MslnN I
CHIRDPODI3'1'3.
Griffith Mrs. Jiu'lo 40 Wall N. ,
CURIOMTY, IHOP. ‘
Moon-r T. J. 2 30. Main 3. N.
CIGAR. AND TOIRCCO.
Ham .1. 'r. 5 Main N. .
Olden-clung” John 104 Wasn't” 3. N.
3,InltiI E. F. Mmckomnllook.
Wholpioy A. Clark 34 Wuhlrlgton 3.N
’cLOTHINo ANDNBINE3 FUNNIDHJ
Jvum H.133 Washington 3. N.
”countries“;
Candy Kitchen 2! Math Main 3. N.
courscrlonhav asp; aAKEsv.
Ketch-r M. IA H. .37 Main N.
snIIoI mm. It at mph N.
D|NTI3TQI
Boutwdi c. E,” Washington 3. N.
Hoyt Frank D 4 «applaud 3. N.
Phelps RA. 73 Washington 3. N.
DR!“ AND c‘OAT MAKER.
Chins-y Misc 3. 15 Elm N.
also CVVTTIND' «Hoots. ,
Mud Mrs. J it Hpvlland 3 N. i
Monaural, , ‘
IWErlnki-ll WhMaintN
Cliff Rhlr'. “taunt Hindi” Props
Fl Frank lllil I‘.Itpt§.:9"3. N.
but it? it. aw ' ,
“bison-Pow: l car ”he“ 3. N.
onion... ~1YD'DO 3o» 34 DWIIII'M 3.N .
H'lIlop J. A. 3 Go. 33 Washington 3. N.
Smith M. 3.‘ .60. 32 Walnut» 3. N.
' duct-Inc morons
Nor. :qutdo co. all! Waimon s. N.
rum Alto overuse.
lrtdpo mum vuit m momma
3t. Drldgo II; J. carom Prop.
rtolutm
3mm) J H; pt.” MM! bin 3. N.
FRUIT A lQNSNRV
Clmarl Di “(2 “MDT
Mmlll Jmphl IINO
FUNNIITU
Pong-re were... 31 ND"? Main 3. N.
,. AFDRNITURI
logs ah
‘ mun it, t.
Iiuso who: Aun REAL hhrA'ra.
"Win “29”“ I .
I. ro‘ .A 1 . Nah- h. N.
Taylor" Dbl QT; Mike. 9 3. N.
Layton J. M. 5 Ravp. b.
JOB PRINTIRDI .
Framed c. A. 93 Washington I. N.
Gardner, erntor cor. Willi; 3 Water N.
Mitchell H. D. 10 North Main 3. N.
JUNK DDALERD. ,
Harris Abraham 13 Raymond. 3» N.
KITCHEN FURNI3HING 9000:.
Smith M. 3. i ca. 92 Wtihin'gt'on 8. N.
LA the rU'sthutdoo.
re. 85 Washington 3. N.
LADIEB’ AND GENTS‘ CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DYED.
Duttorfau (1.4 Raymond s. N.
Toquo' s 25 Main N
LAUNDRIIB.
Cannot 3 3nvlcw Ave 3. N.
Old Wall 32 HIVIIIM 8. N.
Long Sam 13 North Main 3. N.
Wing Barn 2 30th Main 3. N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Hatch ‘. Bailey Co. Water 3. N.
MACHINERY muuncruasns,
McKIbbln G. N. Go. 50-53 Water 8. N.
Mllivr J. w. 133 Water 3 N.
MANIGURE. DMAsgeRGE AND HAIR
stun mu H. s. 97 Wuhlngton a. N.
MANICURE. MANAGE. SHAMPOO
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 33 “South Main 3. N.
MEAT MARKET3.
Hay" Ford North Main 3. N.
New York Market 142 wishingion 3. N.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Byron P. J. 7 Main N.
Kamp H. w. 45 Wall N.
Kocour Front 10 North Maln 3. N.
Ncupebauor J 34 Washington 3. N.
IPorceill J. 107 Washington 3. N.
MILK DEALII“.
‘Hawxhurst Chas. H. 23 West Main N.
MlLLlNERS.
st John The Misses 43 Wall N.
Tlliotson 8. 8 MI“ .5 WI!!! 8. N.
MINE. AND INVESTMENTS.
Dream a Duncan Room 1 Lauder Rik.
MONUMENTAL {'0‘th AND IUILD
lam“ John 3 7 Union AymN .
stoves: M. w. 30 Main N. _ ‘
MUOICAL luaraumtturs.
Ivu can. a. 29 Wolf N.
Lockwood F. E. 33 Wall.
Studmll J. w. 33 N‘orth‘MIln 3. N.
Mewsocauas AND STATIONERS.
Hayes John T. 5 Nlln N.
. Leary 3. Co. it Railroad Ave. 3. .N.
OYSTER EXPO'RTIRD AND CHIP.
. 3R3.
Hoyt w. H. C Son 133 Watbr 3. N.
OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERB.
Mort-Ill A. H. 123 Wager-3."
PAINTERS Ag’bw PAPERJ-IANGERB
MyJ . W. Wilhlngton 3.N
Docket- 0. it) Havil'npu I. N.
Egglnson F, T. 32 No, Main 3. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 SEMI! Mala D. N.
FAWN BROKER3.
Horwltz i. 154 Washington 3. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis 2.11 Main N.
scum-n r. I. cum. slug. N.
,_ pump. TUNIRO.‘
sun. coward J. 3"“ymbur a. N. .
PIANO AND ORGAN INDTRUCTORQ.
Benedict Mia P. 92 we» Ave. 3. N..
Diobrow, Mm Nollie 33 Want Ave. 3.N .
Monvltie Edwin! 3,1,3 W3 . N.
moronic ANhNPIerUIIt IrII’A‘uI
auteur Wroy 3.13 Wm Ave. 3. N.
PICTURE FRAMING.
Smith G. c. weeknight and Wall N.
FLANINC MILL3.
Carmen 3 Mymur 3onviow av. I. N
REFRACTING DPTICIAN'.
Hoyt, Hom'ei: 3;. pend bank Dido.
I3TRU
at t N. - -
art“: Frank R.
Imperial Cute 3. '3. Mn '. at all hell".
SAFE DEEOOIT VAULTGI -»
National :99“: of Namath bi Wail N.
CHIN-D “WWII
not» mpg, Ira It Wlnhiutbn a. N. I
. ,_ “WINQHAGHJNEQ
Stupor. Gui fl WIIhIIIM‘OIN. . ’
stones JLH ’
* “'me
”W‘ ‘V‘lllfl'l' ‘
" nous. and that is by con tlIutionalroI
. tube in inflamed you have I rum‘bI ha
‘ Hall's Catarrh Cure.
WMIOI' ‘: WIN 1‘ Mi’flhln D. N. A
pursue CANNOT u cunnilh
t
by local applications "so they can
sch the dileaml portion of tho.
here In only one way to cure deaf
adieu. Dosh'oio is can llbed by IIiI
flamed condition of the mucous Jilin“
of the Eustachian Tube. When I ll
round or Imperfect hosting, and when
it is entirely cloud. Deafness is the
result. and union the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition hearing will be
destroyed forevor: nine cases out of
ten are earned by Cutarrh, which is
nothing but In Inlamed condition of _
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One' Hundred Dollars
ior any case of Deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Send for circu-
lars, free. ‘
F'. .I. CHENEY h 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drunists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are. the bent.
r~ the outcome A titties ‘
'tk' WWII) :iIIEARS.
5';- mur 1M “L45 SNEAK h "in It
‘I'UHMK-al'evhul A
at v -- "Wu-
I‘II I-uy (UL “LHA—Ji:
Ibeu " the. dam. 1V0- un In
. ‘l-”A\'d Iva the an.
"A A?” heavy. rant .0 or
v‘ u all Du.
.. two on: I “155 SHEAR—4.3,
AAA-.253
. I. ma‘ 7.!!!0' houn-
.. . unto them-
In .u’» you up
‘tI: “(PM A" It.
Il|l‘ll.l.‘.-m
FOR SALE IV
I ro’ A.-
COMSTOCK
«JvJ-ls-nv
WATKINS
O DDW‘,
1t: Wasntino'rou critter.
scum NDRWALK. '
"3'9"! ‘9,”-
sin triads;
Gas Tip“.
I safe and profitabie'lorlil
‘ feet for protectioh‘tot: no!“
I, v-
by immod mm M223.
reasonable-nor. lutln‘.‘ “‘ ~
Gold. sum, Nickel, poppy . "
‘ .so Mtkouo Bronzinl.
Motors. .
~' ’l‘ho New England “It,
toI really an no superior. u
show you one.
THE G. Iv. doom
M'F'G 00.
.56. WA row... to with! *
WE
psi-wean , ‘
new mix.” ' '
uoRWAIAit ANNA III
I u
sournnosw: Lit.
.Stenrners Eaglet an Lily
Norwnlk leave New ark, their
23. East ItiIcr, Bcekmsn Stand.
p. m. Norwalk and South Noo'
walk during the night,
the kind that is Incident-$415,. ,
The Connecticut Genomic“ ‘
99cc Company of ammo deal il' this
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JUNIUS BROWN. '
Painter and Paper}? ' ‘ 1‘
run with Lotti, ad
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in this manor brag-telnet: 1
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Your house will stand1L _. '
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Erma street, y resides
. GIQVOM
First—Its convenience by. being able ' ‘ ‘
to get the light without the use of a
match
Second-— he lessening of the dan-
gem of so ocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the sa- turned
on. as if the gas' is turned on it will
light.
Third-—Thc Amt reduction In the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the se ratchln‘ of matches by ser-
vants and the soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being around Into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than the cost of matches as wi
proper care the Lighter will last one
year. .
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Coamfihmhlnd WatSn.
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AM to;
531356 ale 4
proudotuurmhkwr.
counting:
take with: M‘
That I:- one much WW
hs'v‘et'hsnudo ., 63.
3“ 3’. ..
and Embalmer.
19 North Main so abut!
Telephone at house, 3“.
i337.
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