‘mm
. c“itevgti. It. Benefit preached in Din-let
e 1-. ‘~. iey , .
”In“ M
William Mo Gee, of vlw'avenue.
spent Sunday in New orit.
Theodore Wicke took his niece to
Brooklyn. yesterday. for a visit.
Mrs. J. C. Holden. daughter of Rev.
J. W. Davis. is ill with the grip.
Miss ids Alnaworth. of East avenue.
has an attack ’of tbe'arlp.
“we.
H. F. Pierce was a guest of Druulat
'I‘. B. Grilln. over Sunday.
Mrs. Alexander Palmer. of Railwad
i’laoe. is confined to her home with the
grip.
Miss Attila Stevenson. who has been
III with scarlet ieVer. Is now almost re-
covered. .
Melville Young. who has been ser-
iously ill at his home in New street. is
improving.
Julius Weston.'of Long island. spent
Sunday with Captain W. H. Verity.
Senview uveniioe.
Herman Malmo and William ill-own
spcnt Sunday in New York. as the
guests of friends.
The regular weekly praycr meetingl
at the Advent Christian (lhurcb. will
be held on r‘rlday llight.
Kilvcnt Christian Church. yesterday.
were very largely attended.
James Cunningham mudc a birthday
deposit in the aims box at the Advent
Christian Church. yesterday.
Vespers will be said in Christ
Church. Thursday. at 7:45 p. m..
sorliion by special preacher.
Henry Aibf‘l't Gclb will lead the
meeting of the Junior Baud.
Methodist parsonage, Friday evening.
hand turn accidentally while at work.
rct‘urned to his business In Bridgeport
iUt ay. . - i
The ladies of St. Paul's Mission are;
acting as clerks at Smith's dry goods}
sale. in South Norwalk. today and 10-!
marrow.
Mrs. Charles R. Baker has returned
from Brooklyn. where she has beeul
since last Friday. as a guest of bcr
brother.
Attorney John Keogh is getting his.
naphtha launch ready for launching;
Sim will probably be. put in commission '
tomorrow. .‘
Sylvester Sherwood and daughter.;
Carrit. of Daricn, spent Sunday with:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sherwood. 03,-;
born avenue. ‘ .
it v. Joshua Benton. of New Harem:
wll occupy the pulpit ol' the. Advent;
Christian Church. next. p-Sundny. cx-'
changing with Rev. J. W. Davis. ‘
' . ' I
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert. oft
Pleasant street. went to New York Sut-
urday. Mr. Gilbert rcturncd last night. I
but Mrs. Gilbert remained for a visit!
i
The first games of the Hafuer pool.
tournament will be held this cvcniug.l
at the store. on Senview avenue. Fred I
Lovcjoy rated 85, and Charles Hedman, 3
rated 65, will participate. .
-» This evening, the semi-annual meet- '
lag of the Epworth league will be held l
in the ladies' parlor of th East Ave-l
nae Methodis‘t Church. for the pur-.
pose of electing oncers. Reports will;
be read. , '
Tile Méthodiitt class meeting which is;
usually held on 'l‘uesday evening. \viilf
be omitted at the church. this week!
as the members wrll attend the unioni
meetings. of all the churches of The;
Nor-walks. i
The in: Abram .’. Skidmore. of New l
York. brought the barge Charles F.E
itcrwind into the harbor. this morning. i
u'ltli 387 tons of bid Company Lehlgh I
Coal for John H. Ferris. ‘
"s. Wguvoiaoi‘wwhomttfliod last week
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lat cam
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cos .
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. was a great deal of Interest
y“ ”NU“ \
christian roams. . hm ..
. , - .i TH , . oi New Haven.
_ in the ad- was the arrest of, Mr.'and iii-a. Frank-
gm MN it W W9" “WWW! it! Mr. “lln Crockett. McKinley street. .yeeter-
our. '“tiu.. ' ‘ _ ‘ -
‘ " i ' {It'sfliltia Slaterpofgsnnoy‘iziwtroletl.
\rlli'leavo tomorrow , a I it ivti
of the Loyal Workers'of the Advent friends and l‘f‘iltllvla tn' tlzmsonhurst;
(flirtation 0h . last evening. was} and Brookiypni .- t
largely attendet. The services wet-cl There will be a 1...“..nrwl of ”WI
very helpful to loose present. i muck trial, which is to‘bc aIiw-n by thei
.A~ trachere' motion will in. heldirm Department m um” llull. to,
'l‘ius‘dny evening at the horn f \l a “m" at 8 0,010“. l ' ’
' . e o . r . l I . . ' H
Walsh. in , t .e avenue. A hm i" Miss (urilude ll bbli. of llmoiiiyli
. whtivbas been making an extended visit .
tcnilaune of instruction of the Advbnt . . . ' . .‘
Christian Sunday school ht desired. “M M! mush" MM Fliiiib' Mead. re ‘
‘fi M ' turned home thifimornlhg. l til i
‘ .. m. . . Rev. A. i., iiu ) ml‘t recovcrot all c-‘
A meeting (if the niilt‘ilil board 0! ”We lcntly from ills recent indisposltlon it).
“influence Methodist Church is call-1...“. cm...“ of u... Wm.” m tbcl
if" ‘for Wednesday “mm" m the l“"' i Methodist Church ycstrrdav.
Uzutlmflg'am 1"” “:1“?th Th? “0“"; The Rowuyton Fii'e Department has.
portiiiltniui'lmf ”viii! "f ””0““ “n' i I'occli'ml as a. gift from the Connecticut;
. 3 m“ "0m" “l’- ; Lighting and ltnllway Company the}
- ' w ' I v I - t . i ' | ~ '
The Health Food Company Which 3 m“ “huh for iltltiili yum, Banzai“,
i in the tower nciu' the pier
The fire department expects
. W~~ «m
~itll‘ho acrvlcan at the weekly roll null
v...
has. been giving prizes to the persons 1 pm”,
collecting thfi‘greatcst number of lab I ’
a . rompers ages of food manufactur-l . . .
. , , | . placed temporarily on Mead Brothers :
9‘] by th'“ company. Saturday award-l lock. Later it. is mtpcctcd that a suit-l
we'll-9”" ‘2' 4‘ ““1”“ to E"??? Henc- I able structure will be-erdohhl and-peel
" maucnt quarters secured for it. .
A loaded coal barge. which was being
towcd to J. Wallace Marvin’s ilOcks. be-
came unmanageable in the high .wind.
yesterday. and blew ashore. She was
hauled oil the mud by Captain Verity"r ‘
Addie \'.. and will be taken to wharf-
agc at high water. ' . '
. There were very interesting services.
I in thc Methodist Episcopal Church
\cktcriiuy. In tbc morning one was
received on probation. four for baptism’
amt three in full membership. At the!
Young People's meeting they were‘
joined by tbc (‘hristian EndeavorIBo.
cicty of the Baptist Church lull an the
, I walk. at M. S, Smith & Cd's.
'l‘lic rcgulnr Sunday services at. thel
l Mr.‘Gflbert thought that a visit away
With carpenter. has just finished reading an
I great deal of dltilonlty in melting the
at the?
lthc West indies ill a sailing vessel.'
A
Edward ll. Mitchcll. who had his}
I of leeway in eight. hours. from wise or .
I her beam ends at times. Captain Al-
‘ handsome little slim which he has i {mm Bridal-port. whore “h" 1m“ “1.99“.
i
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BRAZILi
“I”! - ,
. our
in at“
a
i
celiont meeting was the "result. 1 At.
the 7 o‘clock service a platform meet-
lng was coudm-tcd by the young meui
of‘tbe church. 'l‘hosc who assisted the!
pastor. Rev. A. l.. Hubbard, were Our:
car Mills. ltcv. licrryman McCoy. ll. S.|
llryan. ()scar Scott. Principal Edgar,I
Lane and Frank ii. Stevens. The fol.
lowing in tho order of services for the
week: Monday evening. Olilciall
llourd meeting: Tuesday. class meek;
ing; Thursday. prayer meeting: Fri-1‘
day. a ulccilng of the boys at the pal .
ronagc. and Saturday a meeting of the'
girls at the same place. Next Sunday;
evening tbc pastor will deliver the first.
in a series of acrmons to young men. -.
-—Remember today and tomorrow.
Mar. 2d and 3d. are the Benefit. Sale
days for St. Paul‘s Mission. mast Nor-
‘Mrs. W.‘R. Gilbcrt went to Brooklyn. 9
N. Y.. yesterday. for a change of air.
She has been ailing for some time. and
from homc. might do her good. He Is
boarding with Captain Verity while
Mrs. Gilbert is away. .
Captain Frank Allen. the genial ship
account -of a ship which had had.u
truns’Atlantlc trip. it recalled to his
mind a voyage which he once stook toe
~—-"A dose in time saves lives." Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup; nature‘s
remedy for coughs, colds."pu|monuy '
diseases of every sort“.
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The wind on that occasion was so
stnoug that the ship made nipetytnlles
I—O—o’iv
names AND notio'rou.
J. Wesley Wood. plscatorlnl artist.
is moving his stables "earths rear of
thc» truck house. to Mrs. Mlhltaoy'ai
...._..,.. ..... ._,. p , burn. ‘ _
(‘lareucc J_ I'ettv la tbc «mum of “I Mil-I. John S, Stevens has returned,
inn says that ii the ships of nowadays
had any such things to contend with.
he does not believe. that they ever
have worse. ‘
christened ."Defender." 'i‘he heavv ! visiting Mr. and litre. l-‘rank Thomp-
wind of. esterdn caused her to dra , :on._rclatives. . . . 1
her moolr’Iuae. arid after filllngavltl‘fl Sl'lvcsicr unwan. will .vm'aic the!
water to pound on the rocks. it was quarters of which ho was dispossesset'i.2
feared that the boat ‘w old be badle and Dmhfliih’ ”"5“qu Jim.” “““l
(lamuxed.“lillt shc was it t. Mr. Petty i looms prcparod ”"1339.le the Austen
is planning to take part in some row- l ”0”?
lug race-s which will be held on thc‘ _ .
Norwalk m“... as soon M the 8mm“ ‘ isntui'dsy to the effect that there wits
opens up. A number of well-known . ,
oysternlen are getting their hands in:31?"'tegm‘l‘;?:‘3(::m“goonzgfifhedggt‘m
I take art. anl some interestln l'n '- ’ ” ‘. ' ' »
J; mav 3.1mm; m. as a “38“" g ‘ authorities know anything about it. I
.-_....-..-L_-_ Justice of the Peace. Willmott says;
. _ . 'l‘hilt the next ilmc thorn in a dispositions
\esterday was a busy day at tho hast I, ‘ . , . i
Avenue Methodist (.‘lmrch. The church ‘jlugt‘ I on) t" 33:13", I)?!“ “iiiaewfitih? T
interior was somewhat demol'uliited by “3.3.9.0“, . ov'o (gm, "swirl N Whiz?
the fact that most of ihecarnet bad i I“ i "‘ ll lr ‘ mofot“ .91. .. i
been taken up and the church Is-undar- Pm?“ “h" I 3’ "i a". e” f” M}
going a renovation. The uttcudunce in I Nialiettrilrlcm' {:3 rilla's‘whohhiw M“
the morning Wiley?” hr“ and Sin é employed for and]; time In'ilttiiniord
common on oer .es were among lc . . .- ' .
largest this year. Aibcrt Edward Voor- . 1“" lately accepted ii. position “(22“
bees was baptized aml taken into thc' 5"” construction concern in .“ ".
church on probation. Grin-go Brinton Ram-.1" spent SMMV i-u Wl‘“’!"~“““-f
Jersey was taken in on probation. Mrs. r.xilindley “Mimi“ NW “’fli' but:
Clara Elizabeth Waikrr was taken into i M“ not "'1“? ii“ “In”? W 19’ "i“
full membership. . beyei'al were taken 'benl- how": \' i
into full membership by letter. They f‘ '35 numb-last
i‘weoli’ln 'l‘iie.s_entiliel.l
. were Willis i... am. Lucrfiean and it’ll“ WWW“ Chlritfiwi “hymn"
Miss Tina Bean.“ The servicee'ln the . "79"? ill. Saturday. his “W“ WhM‘
(veiling were of an'evangelistlc nature. . “i" stomach "WM": W9 3" acute
At the meeting of lbfi‘gillllidf' [flung-l and the pain attendant upon it so mat;
Mrs. DOWN...“ leaded here “3 ,. that it was found necessary: to taste
good attendatlcc'ai timbre 'I of the him 1“ "‘9‘ Steward “”9"“: “my!"
Epworth League. which had-Temper- 1'“ ”Willi-101‘ W1" it? Will , film
once. as a subject. The “Rm“: was hi to remedy the trouble. . Mr. flayw
led by George Reynolds. , ‘ m 3 has admit! of friends macaw
. ' 3m 1 client the most popular tensor-
ROW AYTON. Incla s. and the fact that he brill has
William Youngs‘ is chili! ill at -_hls fififgflrfiéfggflhmfig‘m.
home here. _ ' ‘ be the ”neg , , ‘_ ”1. 1
080139 MCKEY- 0" Brooklyn. '. spent Grand Juror Dalichyi-maatwlfl‘s noticed '
Send” W'ih mend“ here-v: . now mini about the. stilcth’fllh' his;
Aaron Stevens. of Rowaytou even 9. new been down critieai‘iyliiiepectiaa
is- or to seriously ill with the grip. tbe‘i of all the meuhhatiiie' ts.-
"0 n F‘ Hoyt.of M’w ‘m‘k' spent This act on on the part ofth’fe”; itilna-
Sunday at his home on the West Side. ble grand hm“. u; mammals any
Miss aisle Crockett. or New Haven, m. mm “am "“1”” of Malawi».
spentSunday with her parents. Mr. and lion 0, {but gear is‘tifie known. 3",;
"’- Franklin Crockett. ,. . ersl days ago heme-fine pair of rub-z
her boots upon the rear piaaza‘ of his?
house. He ‘forgot‘to fain- them In at 3
night and in the morning they were
llone. He. Wants his boots back so that ,
he can navigatia'.‘ the sloppy sidewalks
about the town.» i , . «.
Elmcr Stevens. the welbknown car-
' neuter. had a nmow e nape-from sud»
den death Saturday ,wh le’ atigork up
on the new house which is being
erected for John Stevens. A heavy
oak rafter became detached from it’
tutcaiazs'snd fair. Mr. Stevens we
on the green! men" rest below it: it:
was apparatus that the rafter woeful
. in; and new nothingabom it till-in
received astonnbix'biow on the'hncl
‘ night) neck. . bis-was knocked-down
. a ’ ,Ielm.pama, lly linconocloul inf
Manuel Win serious in...
Jury. . this sane shoal so.
weak.“ tidiy {has i‘vd'y.
‘Wa‘i‘v
pie
egg ed inby this baadof churbltworkers.
I to get Ihc bcll this week. and It will be . ’-
< i
There was a rumor about the town ,
Ianother lawsuit in the all" and that the” ‘
"ed arrowheads-to laying stunned ‘
l”
. held am at the mama.
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Finn" ti "II 3|! W r7 l3'..
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m f... t
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i or x: W&?W'*di"l“”
mun '
' WONDERFUL ash-EDI
initial
lie Oilfield Pharmacy. 'Plsta'or and smiley.
i i H .
id AWN”
dim. :
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“Ni“ AND
dilidlii. Will . »
”bill‘ibi'lalhhllmvr “1.1,.” r'
“N.
ed as annoyers'ct the public and In-ualc
era of the peace. The mull. has been
that the silloioui authorities. tiaviua
diverted their attentions from .llltdi-
son 's cow for a time. are haunting the
roads and are point: out into the hy-
ways and-hedges to compel the tramps
to come in. 'il is probable that during
the coming work. a numbcr of arrests
for vagrnucy will be made unless tbc
number of tramps is materially reduc-
ed. Last week. a trittnli'who made a
pretence of selling shoe strings in or-
der to mver his mondication.‘called at
the store of eat-Speaker -i.ounsbuty. one
of the most charitable and kind heart-
cd men in llarinn and became very Im-
pudent. He assumed u- threatening
altitude and it was necessary almost
to elect him‘to get him out of the place.
iteeldunts of the town feel that to have
characters of that kind prowllnv'ahuut
where the women or, the film as are;
sometimes loftazlonc-la a gravi danger;
Active steps will be taken to mukc liar
rieua place shunned by'bcggura. Rev.
Father O'Connor was also made the
victim of thcdisooul'tesy of u mendi
cant , l-lia'c’bprity is well known. but
digitalis]! Iii pantie oven for his
itimf patience an fitted-a urc.
weaning. _ a».
Miss Georgie Mlllsfshent ycaterday
In town with friends.«
llrnry Penuoy'cr nhd'Wllllnm Eager
spcnt yesterday in Hartford.
The school committee is to hold its
regular mont‘hiy meeting Monday
night ‘
4.,
'i'bc teeIeI-tmen will meet on Tuesday
and dispose of the business for Feb—
Hurry.
Miss Annie Puheney. who has been
John Ryan is representing a New
York comers with one of its Hill't‘iiii-l
ties. in Fatrtleld county. . f
visiting hillside-r intwlillingford. ran:
tamed .h , ursdav. ; ;
.Mda‘y‘. rs dildo. Wriscr Dh-ly
.vla'lv‘ndln ’ her-wanna il‘ic services)
‘ cthodlst': Clllifi‘h} ~ wit h ."Thc. .
Star; 6 "My Llfo3,_ rmh"8ltepiiclsm“fo
Eva solemn; v ‘ ' . .; fl . ;
Town Clerk‘ Hyatt is minus a prlzcl
rooster which evidcmh'commlmd out;
l
l
A
(title Wildiietiday. one“ "fixiiollflt‘a
note was on the saint or entering thcl
‘hWi‘Yfi‘Vheu «a ‘ ’wns startled by a
'blow'dh‘theidmi' . ; Inside and open
I
I
13d; ii ' f iti’iiuwi" f it. e1
am mm stead ‘tmll’ Whpmched. l
dominion showed tha trad downi
telnet-en um evidently ktruclt a;
low a beam, fracturing the situll.l
‘ the tome was-so grim that the:
flesh fwas 'ma'ehgd'to a pulp. Otllcr '
wlsc' inverters. health the rooster \l‘il's ‘
converter! into pot pie and has gone;
the View of all good ‘I'hlokens.
i‘ollon'ing the line of argument rc-
l'cnlhvsct fol-ill hri‘fl‘lfiflflll to t‘iOmpo;
3 Beach as )‘a resort" being of no bear» . init ("Snarenbl' to listen to.
fit to Westphalia a ”town: some are
"curious to know what those thillifl'i'h‘l
plan 'to do when through trolley traiilc
to Harwell: and Bridgeport la a reality.
New tbcre‘is't‘hp possibility of a hold ,
over. slim as the iiiducements are. but .
with absolutely nothing to attract here, '
with no "resort" at Westptn't. what
can be its futuré. Thu "gamut adv‘
reared along the line or Cinupo is la- ;
mralably weak. as a detracting forcef
for Wesopm't. and is Is plain that to.
keep moments in town: as ‘weli as to?
court the batter element from else-g
where. the sooner we have a summer
resort the better for as.
"The Ghost of State Street Bridge"
has served to arouse general interest
bm.‘nntil torment was dually dis-
covered by Thomas Wendi and some}
uneasiness oocesloned by its almost.
nightly appearance d1snellett~lt makes 1 10:10.
its amaraaee‘almost- nightly abmm ~-*
the hour when ”grave Vania ran" at f LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
one of theiwlntiowe arithé armaments . NORWALK.
opmpied by lad. Thomas.» Darkness A. M.-I::ezx. “'Itlfloyfiioo. 7:00.
withouttliere'tl anhoaphorescent w ; 13:00:. 8:02. trim. 10:02:, 10:“.
behind theilgure thataerved Inmate: limits. mill. '- '. ' -
it the more ans-any. aaarklnt‘dieuaetd P. M.--18:02. i 1:003. in 2,
iv the lines. it mazes in manipuia- 3:30x tux. 4204i . 57593.4 : .
hing e towel .9 a lady amen: likeliiztlfi. Mos, 8:.03'. maximum:
eradicate some spot and is union-l ' ~ . .5.‘ *
d from head to foot in an apron-like k. Mr—l 7130. 102131
garment. Walsh had noted the‘appar" P. Ila-’6. 0th.)! : .
dictator sometime. antlvlnaiiy. deter» ~ ' ‘ .2...” . .
mined to solve the my. Wellies; gLEIVI ‘OUTN’ WALK FDR
any night he threw assaowball tit-nae ». - . ' newsman. .
Window. which was inmntly»'~rdied
and a voice easily moniesdxengdirs
ed “What's troubling you ?" .Walim
themded mitosis?" . and the amt-I:
tion immediately dropped a plah that
it had bandwidths. on the use.
walk. hymen less a'petsnnage‘ihlt
’l‘hqlnaa blindeli..whot.nrbtd’ia a m-
lerful and original apron. was banged
washing dishes after his day’s work.
. Thunder shit the actuate-Hana
Society of .mtnek Methodist Church
llaac Mickie.» Mahala} {suture was
among the Neonates“?! “at. one:
'1 Q. llfi'm. .liMl’M
.qwfifieimmW-m’fi
' Is not too great. may be recommended.
'lrgi‘a tbc fl'cuium of the [lunch won‘t
hm pavilion portion of which is to fur-
nish {rec hath rooms. ‘the other portion.
win-re a nominal fee shall be charged.
aud the privilege of renting bnlhius
suits to those who may desire. leased
to some, responsible person. The mat.
in" of constructing a deck top to the‘
pavilion. covered. where women anti
children can go and tilt is also under
consideration. ltlll‘l‘ the additional cost
lit do: «I not iippcar that the comluitti‘e
favors Icttiua any hcach privileges. it
is argued tilut-(‘onipo licach has ever
hcru a resort for the people generally.
not \‘l‘cvtport ‘lmrlicillnriy, and on that
line tbc comlultlcc aims to avoid any
action that would work against abso—
lute” “To us of tile bracb to the pub—
i'ic. So far so good. but the public can
only be bcncfl'tlcd and Initisilrd by such
legitlluatc adjust-Is thcrc us serve to
make useful. and popular othcr beach
resorts and by granting some privi-
lh- duugcrousiy illtcrlci'rd with.
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'STATE WOOLEN MILLS HIT.
Iy Embargo on Massachusetts Wool—-
Effect on Consolidated Railroad.
The situation with the, woolen mills
of Connecticut has become critical. it
do said. in consequence of the embargo
oomph-wailing against. wool which is
m be brought Into this state from
Massachusetts The embargo has been
in existence for some time. having
been placed by the secretary of agrio
culture in consequence of the preva-
lence of the hoof and mouth disease in
New England. and csptueially in Mas-
sach cits.
At be oliicc. of tbc freight traffic
manager of tbc New York Now ila‘
\‘cu & Hartford railroad. it was stator]
today that so far as their lines were
concerned the lliomulnniion of the or-
der of the sucrctarv of agriculture is
not having a serious effect. Almost all
of the wool that this road handles is
imported wool. which, having passed
through the Boston custom house. docs
nor conic undcr lllc bann. ’ ‘
GRAND LODGE REPORTS.
.l. ll. Barlow. the grand secretary of
the grand lodge of Free Masons of
Conurcticur has given State Librarian
Godard a number of annual reports of
grand lodge meetings. The volumes
Were given in lwu installments. The
first installment was left in the state
library Saturday morning and it con-
thins reports from 1375 to 1894. The
librarian has had tbc reports from 1896
to 1902 for some time. The second in.
mailmcnt will no for years previous to
P875. Mr. Godard will have the re-
porls boulld in handsome. substantial
binding. Each bound volume will con-
tain five reports. .
men are pleasant to talk to
"Sonic
wnw.-w
new YORK. NEW HAVEN}
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TIBLE.
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‘t'anuot bc cured by tho use of Hall's
T
Stain of Ohio, (lily of Toledo.
laucas (Bounty.
Frank J. Client-y make-s oath ilmt he
is senior partner of the iirm of F. J.
titlency it (.‘o.. 'dolna business in the
titty of 'i‘olrulo, County and State afore
said. slid that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE iiiiNlNlElt DOLLARS for
cacti and every case of Cutarrb. that
Hit:
(‘raiarrh (:urc.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my proactive. this bill day of Decom-
bcr, A. l)._ lead.
A. W. GLEABON.
(Snail Notary Public.
liali's Cuturrh t‘urc ls tattoo lntcrn-
ally. and acts directly on the blood amt
nllK'Ollfl surfaces uf the system Send '
for ttwtlmoulais. free.
i”. .t,.t.‘iillNl'1\‘ N; 00.. Toledo. 0.
Hold b. Drugaists, Talc.
Na‘l's ‘amiiy Pills arc .ut- boat.
Wattle. lieu Final.
\VAXiiilNlis‘. covers 'an old or chew
floor and retains the natural grain of
the wood. if the floor is stained. it
brightens and preserves the. color. If
it is'au old floor, warmpcd. soiled.
rough, scratched and unsightly. it will
remove the dirtdmd stains. eliminate
entirely the scratches. even up the uti-
ruly‘grnin'nnd make. its general ap-
pearance one hundred per cent. better,
As a grrmicido WAXENE is charged
with properties kiluwu to be death to
vermin. it drives away water bugs,
cockroaches. bed bugs. buffalo bugs.
din FREIGHT
by lpiprovM methods. hi
roasonabie~more luttnl. M.
Gohl. Sliver. Nickel, 00””:
so Antique Bronzing. “
Motors.
Ural New England Electric.
tor really has no superior. Oi l1 '
J ‘ ‘{ I; .
show you one. ' I .
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THE GIN. 11¢“qu ‘ 3
“Macro I2 i ‘
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so. ‘ roam r, r
LI ii
ee'rwestt h} i I .
new voait.’ ..:*='n'
‘ NORWALKAND' , .
'S'oU'rrt Non’ALit.‘ *
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sang
.Steamc‘rs Eagle and. '65! .' of
56 WA TER ST..
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Norwalk lcavc New York, it)?
23, East River, Beekman Sb, 3.
walk during the night.
or rail 'Ifirtazfltim
In. Norwaik and South
. Nor--
v ure- Insmamgt-h -‘
the kind that is moderate and rice.
safe and profitable for investtholi‘ apes
feet for protection of your 1‘ lly'l
The Connecticut General bliell ‘ its ‘
uncooompany of Hertford dentin : I“
. ,. . . \
ants and other Insects. Mice and rats kind. 1 ,
. l Li) A '
show a dislike for its taste and keep FRED H FlfnltedalaxliszII-ldlglflr'w
away from the floors upon which It ‘ ‘ Scull! N'Ql‘wa'ik, .
has her-u used. . .. ‘ ‘ : ‘ . ‘ J ' ,.
WAKENE saves tinie—labor——»mon- W
or. it is the easiest to apply of any- .. ' ' .. ‘ '13. '
thing ever made for iloor dressings. it ‘ JUNIUS BROWN..-
tcnds to purify the air in the room and Pfint" [li'id’A Paper Hing“
for hygienic principles cannot be ‘ . . _
cuuallcd. - . *7? . . .
pH.” for llooklct Pure Whit. Lead and ZiIIC‘ ’ a;
. ’ mixed by hand will wear twice - .'
FOR eALE‘av . as long and cover consumer. «
, face as machinerrmixed. The p
. house of William Stevens ended. . ,_ »
COMSTOCK, Stephen Wilcox. bullion South ,
' . ~ Main street, were painted by rue. . '
in “this manner over eleven may
WATKINS ago. They are still good. f.
. ~ Your house will stand at well Y»
‘ if i paint it. My ofl'ic‘e. 52 South,
8‘ DOW, Main street. My residehcwfifi
. Eimfirove atree , ;
112 WASHINGTON STREET. W»
doors noawata. ' .1.::..h:r--r+.“-4...~M.L..~,-reassess . ~
Phone 143-6. ‘
. . ,. - oautlful
Self Lighting Desi-gills
G88 Tip. m use:
First-wits convenience by being able '3" 3““mm"".
to get the light without the use of a ' -
match. ‘ . ,, ..
Sccond—~l‘hc lessening of the dan- "1 -.
gore oi sulfocatiou from escaping gas . ‘ " .. ”3;“
by accldcntully leaving the gas turned ‘ ' ' ‘-" "- ~ “
on. as. if the gas is turned on, it will are “gum" m' to. ' -,
“8M but there are “claw i
'l'hird~—’l‘he great reduction in the
danger of are from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Frantic-«To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching ofimntches by, ser-
vants and the soiling of) carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground Into
the-carpet, ' -
The cost of this Lighter should be .
iesslthan the cost of matches, as with
proper care the-‘lilghtcr -\viil last one
yap. i 7 ,I . . . ‘
rain I. an. .
Cory than an Wilts.“
at'illfiliiii °
PAINTING. PAPER HANG,
1o'iam Anita.” mandibular. ‘
nevertheless. We don't mt
to seem boastful. butch“ “
proud afloat stock. Wow ' "
ed hard to eet‘it.‘ Wouldn’t“
take what was thrownto us. g
That is one reason why“ '
h’aVe the trade we do. . ' ‘
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ING. DECORATING.
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vi»
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I‘d. ‘3‘“ 335417 ' only. '
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ARE 7 stair" "'QUiaLit‘irv.
suppo'rmao sLss.
Very VB!!! Elfin Croamery
. "Butter. 28c. lb.
1
Telephone at house, 3“.
DAVID w. RAYMOND; c. ‘
Funeral Directof"
and Embaimer. ,
9 North stain St. South Nowell
Residence, ll Crescent Team“; E .
a ..
m 61‘!!!“inth Suzi". 31- W 7
3 iikg Purina Pancake. 25c. i841. , . .1: -. ' , 5 ., mi. _f
“Faltth'rldi-‘Fancy" Fleur. PLUMBING AND small
. 5:. bag. HEATINng .. . ..
a ten cent bottles Catsup for HOT WATER HEATING- i i
. nor an: parlance .. .1..-
IeTbi/Es AND smalls. -. ‘
on Fixtures, ,uétai Ceiling. no.
ILATE auo TIN aoormo. -._.
Gas and Steam Fitting. . '
:9 ”its in" W! M!
can, :QND among?
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Norwalk Chronicler