“IOIIQIM'II ..
Notic ll hereby film than an n-
uaaamo t of the polls and taxable prop-
erty of the East Norwllk School Dia-
trlct has been made on the Town List
of 1902.
Bald Assessment List may be found
for examination at the store of Harry
E. Mead & 00.. (formerly Winfield S.
Hanford'si on East Avenue, in said
illltrict.
The Board of ltcllcf will meet at the
said store of Harry E. Mend (it 00., on
Tuesday. March to. 1903. at two o'clock
p. m.. to hear and determine all up-
_-~u
work. whea‘hsI'.
H6 tanned had i I ins an!"
ear boari‘ug down upon him.
not take him long to get out of the
way. but it was a narrow elcspe for all
that
were
The annual meeting of the Loyal
Workers' Society of the Advent Christ»
ian Church. will be held Wednesday
evening. at the Mine of Rev. J. W.Da-
Vlii. The officers were elected at the
last monthly meeting. but the policy to
be pursued during the coming year will
be IllaI-IIIIseIi and other plans for in-
we. sing the scope and breadth of the.
IIIIIIicty will be made and discussed
Them in Ionsideruble business of a.
posts made. to them from said asset-Is-
Incnt liiit.
liaicd III East Norwelk (‘onnu F-‘ob
r'uIIIy 25. [903.
LEO DAVIS.
J. C. HAWKINS.
LEWIS G. FOWLER.
Committee of the East Norwaik School'
District. fzo 27 28 mi} 7 9
iAsA IIIIIIIAIII
Mrs. P.
lI‘ori atreet.
Bates is ill at hci home In
Cflbtiiin “MW is kept very busy now
towing barges.
Mrs Alexander Palmer is ill at hot
boIIIc in Hanford Place.
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The condition of Mrs. ”lil‘l‘y More-l
house remains about ilIc same.
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The new boat shop of James i-‘Iiu'leII,l
in Seale-w avenue. is progressing rap-
lilly.
Services were held last evening. in
St. Paul‘s Mission.
teresting.
They Were I‘ery in-A
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lI‘iizabetiI Randall. IIi' SIIIIIiew ave-
nue, who has been sick. III nonicwhniA
improved. '
A binge load of coal is being (”H-I
charged at the dock of illi' .lohp ii
iI‘IIrIlII (‘.oIIl (.‘oInpaIIIy. I
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Gustave iiiiiingstein has recently!
moved into the house on First streetw
vacated by Fred Janes.
The condition of Harry Benedict.
who is sick at his home on lllll street.
IcInIIiIIII about the same.
Mre. .l. C. llolIicn has I'AItnI'nI-d til-I
her home in Seymour. after a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis.
Mrs. James Stevens. of (‘ovn atrcct
who has been seriously ill with then-
inatism. is able to be out once more.
Mrs. Aicxandcr Palmer. who in sick
with congestion of the lungs. in not so
well today and docs not improve very
fast. _. 3;". A
Proirssor Wesley. cornctlst and oys-
ter opcnIIr. has bien engaged to pro-
vide music at M'Yi‘l‘lil functions in New
York soon.
(‘aptainI HcIelon ltowland started
last night. t'III RQIIlIcaier N Y. wheie
he Will join his wife. II ho in thc III. and
will inng llL'i home.
Charles and Joseph Hubbard have
been engaged to cook the food to it.-
used at the Stamford Board of ’i‘rade'u
banquet. to be held soon.
Several foxes have been r'cpoIteIl as
having been seen pink in the c"ounti). A
and II local epoiisnIan is; oiling his fire-
.irmI: to make descent upon them.
This evening the third game in the
pool tourney at Hefner‘s Silli't- will take
place. The contestants will be .ll)ll
Lockwood. rated 115. and Fred Brown.
I-IIthl loo.
A large attendance was the result of
meeting, held by the Advent Christian
and Methodist Churches. liiili cvcning.
They services in both churches were
very interesting.
A large attendance is desired at the
session of the Sunday School of the Ad-
vent. Church. it is hoped by the prin—
cipni and teachers that, this may be a
.record breaking month.
Alexander liritton. of Van Zandt
street, hale and hearty. though eighty—
two years of age. is visiting friends
and relatives in Great Neck. MI'. Brit—
ton retains all his faculties and travels
alone.
The hole in the East Washington
street bridch which was discovered
ytaterday. was repaired in the after-
noon. The planking on the bridge is
in very poor condition. and will have
to be relaid soon. or an accident of
Hume kind will take place.
It is probable that It delegation of
Sons of Temperance. from New Haven
will attend the Advent Christian
lnnrch. Sunday. when Rev. Joshua
Denton chaplain of the order. will
preach on “The Reasons Why We Be—
lieve the Bible to be the Word of
_ God. "
Sixteen members of the Junior Band
gathered at Mead‘s Grocery Store. last
eyening. and took the trolley car [or
Westport. where they attended church.
They returned later in the evening.
and reports very pleasant time. A
number of-them took part in the ser-
vices at the.Weetport Church.
t
Mrs. W. R. Gilbert who was taken
to Brooklyn. Sunday. by her husband.
in the ope that the change might
duper fin. was brought back yester-
day, by Mr. Gilbert. She was taken ill
after reaching her destination. and it
won deemfl best that she should be at
home. Dr. Sherer was summoned this
morning, to attend her.
I'I Drawtender John Cole was busily en—
g‘ged this mominx. with several as-
male. in repllrlnt the bridge at the
cut end of the draw. One or the tim-
been had occupied-pieced. and it was
m to block it up“ with wedces.
I consequent
iiilillilt‘ natIIIe which will come up. TheI
othci members of tho chutch are invit‘I
cd to attend the meeting next “'i’tlliPd-I
day. The aociety has heretofore been
A only a portion of the church members. I
it IIIIII organized fot the pquose of'
i IIIiIIlng money to pay off the charm
IlI- bt. Inch nIeInbcI paying 25 cents per'
month for that pIupoae. The fact that
the entire L‘llllli‘ll has been invited to
AInttInd will pr'obabl) mean a consider-
able increase in membership. and a
addition to the sinking
WMWIIIII
Iday last week with Mrs.
A avenue. Tuesday.
We}
hi.‘ |l‘ i I
Mr. Faucett tIIIu she-titty tutti al
grocery in the bodice buildingA
Glenbrook.
Mrs. Benjamin St. John spent the
Knapp. ol'
(lienbrook.
Misa Apnea Raymond has returned
from Newark on account of her fath-
er‘s illuena.
Mien Ella Knapp. of Glenbrook, will
noon leave for a vital with her sister
in New Canaan.
Several large trees were cut
on William iI‘airbanks's place.
down
Maple
liarry Selleck reports the building
busincaa good. and has: several aprlng
IontrIIcts in view.
Mrs. Friend. of nicnbrook. will soon
take it trip to Virginia. where she.
will visit her sister
Engineer Cochran. of Stamford re-
cently made a survey of the Jeliiffe
property in Dnricn.
Arnold L. Schavolr has purchased
the residence of Herman llocfer,
(lrscic street. Darlen.
Mrs. Fred White and baby. of Glen-
bI-ook. are spending a few IlayII with
. trial III (TI-aw's Hall. tonight .
1 and hopca to be out in a. few days
. (‘luIrch met last night. and transacted
I attack of the grip. I
. MI. and Mrs. George Scott.
Adillics in a few days.
f'""“ fIIieIIIlII in New Canaan.
itoberi SlIiIIlIia. of Mt. Vernon. wal
"HA dose in time “M" ""-II““ Dr. the guest Sunday of Mr. anti Mrs. J.
Woods Norway l’lne Syrup: nature's L. Knapp. of (licnbrook.
remedy for coughs. colds. pulmonary The young son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
IliscIIIIIIII of every sort.
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ROWAYTON.
Hubbard Lockwood cut his
quite badly yesterday
There will be a rehearsal of the mock
Everett Knapp. of Gienbrook. has the
name of Harold Randolph.
The engagement is announced oi
Miss Ella Beers. of Daricn. and Dr. it.
L, Bohannan. of Stamford.
William ii. Fairbanks and James M.
Wilimott have been ill and under Dr.
Avery's care. the past ween.
The King's Daughters met Tueadny
thumb ‘
William Young is improving nicely,.
Mrs. Martha (‘IItbilL of McKlnkn Aafternoou at the residence of Mrs.
sited, is seriously ill. threatened with AlerIl Morehousc. Prospect. avenue.
pneumonia. A baby brother has arrived for Miss
William liuylcr. of Rowayton me I Hazel Blocks New Canaan. In the
mic is confincd to his house. with al “0|“? 0' Mr “lid Mrs. Frank BN0”-
slight illness Preparations are being made for the
The Official removal of the llarien Library to the
postoilice building. the coming Week.
The Frank Miller Lumber- Company
in furnishing interior iinishings for the
ltenehaw mansion. Collcntier‘I-I Point.
The barge N D. Schultz" has an
In... [ndlpg' Aid Society of thcl rived with 266 tons of coal at the
Methodist Church. met in the chapel little Point Coal Co.‘ a dock. Noroton.
yesterday to _sew A Ml-‘A. Martha Darrow of Westport
Aaron Stevens of Rownyton n\'_(lnu(I A has returned home from a week' S visit
Board of the BaptistI
routine business.
John Broaduav. of Crockett stieei. i
is confined to his home with a severe
uho has been ill is better, but is alliiA Willi \ll's Harriet Lemma“. (‘0an
confined to the house street. ' .
I‘II-Ii Merriflelti. of this place. was First Selectman C. W. Raymond's
the towcrIman at Stamford at the time friends Will lli‘ glad to learn he is re.
of the accident Tuesday. united to be improving at the Stam-
Mra Scott. of Edgcwater. N I. has lIII'Il HOBlIiffll-
arIiIcIl in Rowayton fora Visit with “mom i‘ (“‘0100' '9 cierking for R
i\' Poole). at the Main street market.
There will be a “menu“ for the boys l IluIing the absence of James l’ooicy in
this evening at the home of HIII A. NI‘W ”Ilmllfihlrt'.
l.. linbbard. Crockett street. little llorothy Footc is visiting her
Elwood and RIIIIIIeii Broadway an-I. aunt MFA-I. George Goodeve in Brook
Ionflued to than home In Crockett 1‘“ and recently hurt a "may party"
nticct with severe attacks of the grip. ilwn in her honor
MlS. Jessie Billet-,d of Rowaytonl “in Mary Humphrey and Charles
avcnuc. has scoured a position in New Sammie. both of New Canaan were
York and will assume her new IlIItiea‘ mill‘llt‘d fl 10W days fillii‘l' and will r?-
in the near future. ‘AiIiAI in N Iw Canaan.
The sidewalks ate in passable com" ‘I ilcniy WhiIIIcI has been busy the
tion again some of the. mud having IIIIIII Week in i‘apmin Barker's wagon
IlisappenIcIl in the past few days of‘ lllilkln" department. 8' ‘I’illf‘l'llllll‘ii
ifllcul warm “II-“they. o ,I'lilnikslililh shop. Noroton.
James E. Stevens. who has bean The Habitat for the Epworth MINING
quite ill. threatened with pneumonia.Allllllm‘ 5091"“ next Sunday Wt" W‘
is improving and hopes to resume his' "JINHN. ”W "03' King." 2 Kill!!! 2‘33
_ i-:lI leader. Wallace Sherer.
Rising Sun l)iIislotI. Sons of TIIm-t The death of Miss Mina Davis. of
pciance. will meet in Crow's i-I‘lall consumption. (K‘PIIIi‘f‘tl at llverminc.
iIcIcaftcr on Tuesday nights lni-ilt‘llil of? "“M NOW Canaan. lflfll Friday Th9
Wednesday nights commencing nextl burial “as in the family riot near
Tuesday. . 1 New Canaan
The firm of \icad At Wilson. winc “if“ ”Mlle Whitney Willi lhf‘ rock»
ll'ifliillfilcllli‘t‘l‘r: comprised of I-‘IIIII icnt this week of beautiful cut flowers
Mead anti Alousziison. of this place ‘ilillll it‘li‘fldfi. Mid an I'XfilllBllt‘ (‘1an
has dissolved parineiship. MI. Mc’ud I Iaria in full bloom from Miss l’nttcr-
withdrawing bIIIaIIse Mr Wilson in- ‘1 Hill. of Norwaik.
Fluted on watering the stock. ! itcv. John Lee Brooks will lecture
The government mud digger and- at the Town Hall. Darien. on "Cow
IrIIII IIIIIterIlay resumed the work' “or We in Texas." Timed!!! evening.
which they were obliged to abandon at ‘ March 10 The lecture is said to be
the beginning of ihc- cxtctne coidionc of unusual interest
II. cather. The channel opposite The-1 Raymond Godber of Newark. who
ron G. Lockw'ood s piopcriy is beingi is spending the winter with his grand-
cxI-IIIated. parents. First Selectman and Mrs C.
and Mrs. Emle P Stevens didA \Y. Raymond. at Norotnn. is attend
IIoIt l'II2.IiIe their reception to the sere- III"! the NOIOIOR SOhOOl
iiilili'l'b and other fiienda last night. nsA MPH Benjamin Mom". of New York
cxpcc.tcd hating decided to defer the and Mr. and Mrs William Lei-Ila of
event to Smurdny night ‘rccnwlcli. wow the guests ovei Sun
prove more convenient for many of tbel day of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selleck of
invited guests. A 'liounle Yield," Palmer Hill. Stamford.
There uill be a rehearsal of thel Mrs Henry Selleck and daughter
Mock Trial which is being arranged Althea Itnited their Darien home,
for the benefit of the Rowayton Fire Tuesday. Miss Althea recently cele-
Department in Craw‘ S Hall. this even _llldi9(l her ninth birthday anniversary
tug. at 8 oclock sharp. All persons a hen siIII "'rocelI ed a handsome watch
having parts in this trial are request- Afrom her paiente and hot aunt. Mrs.
ed to be present at the time named. Jessie llunc.nn of New York
Some of the departments of Francis ——-—-
Iloyiston's infant carriage and invalid‘ WEST NORWALK‘
chair nianIIfactwory have been idle thts. Frank Baxter is fill"? ill with the
grip
week. owing to the non- arrival of
“MRI Whm‘ as ”“9"“ sometime Mr. and Mrs. McKerahan are visiting
York.
ago. It is expected that the industry A A“ N
will be running full time again next Mifiidiih Mather A“ confined
Iher home with the grip
week.
A number of the firemen went to't Miss a“, Weed has secured a post
remomdition wl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Selleck
to
Roton Point yesterday and
the. bell and structure which was pre inf Port Jefferson L I.
sented to them by the Connecticut ammo, lorehouse and Foreman
Railway and Lighting Company. TbeyA John Bechtel have a large carpenter
succeeded in getting it all down and contr t on Brush Rid ,, N vr a-
had the bell and most of the. structure naan Iv I g e 0
noted to Mead Brothers' dock where! William F. Mather and Sons are
it will be left until a suitable place is making a dwelling house of the barn
round to erect It- The nremen will on the Stokes' place. formerly the Wat-
flnlsh the work of removal today. erburv place on 0x R1418?
. . The. Southern New England tele-
DARIEN AND NOROTON. phone Company is placing the poles
M. Downes is on the sick list.
for the telephones which are soon to
Eddie Bates is very in with whoop.' be Installed through West Norw alk.
lng cough.
James Edney is spending a few days WESTPORT.
in Darien. There will be service in Christ
III. B. Willson. of Brooklyn, was in Church this duet-noon III 4::III.
Darten. Saturday. Miss Grace Butler, of Annuals. is a
Mr..and Mrs. John Riley. of Nora. guest of Miss Dorothy Adams.
ion. visited Dorian. Tuesday. Sipperly Bros. are at work boring
Mrs. Julia Knapp, of Glenbrook. was an srtesian well on the property of
a Stamford visitor. Tuesday. Josiah Hawkins.
James Pooiey Is visiting Mr. and Contractor Glynn continues to im-
M‘rs. S. C. Hall. in New Haven. prove in health and is reported to have
Miss Ella Knapp visited her cous~ safely passed the critical point of
in. John Hartford in Stamford. last pneumonia.
week." | it is probable that a town meeting
George Weed of ftailrosd avenue willbecslled about March 23. at which
meat market has been quite fit this the special beach committee will make
week. its report relative to' iniprovements
Ballard visited Stamford friends Wed- enterprise locally.
I Members of Weatport Grange will
so initially ill, in now considerably night of March is. at which time the
improved. .. following inviting program will 5.
air. and Mrs. EA am... are cloud: Bong. connects; “now I
rejoicing over the arrival or a little Would 'Keen House in Words
daughter. tit? l min. Ilia
slaw. A. Laminated Inwm Perry new“ lorries Inhabit-x."
mm 1
lies Tuihill. of New Canaan. visited there. The malt of the? lam to .9-
her “aunt, Mrs. James Whitney. Wed- cure a state approoriitl for a monu- .
nondhy. .ment in that locnlity. if ful. will
line Jessie St John and Mrs. W II. have much to do. it la' grid. with the
Ilin Hattie Whitney. who has been visit the sister order in Weston on the ‘
‘I‘luéfl
II
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I.»
Schoileid and L. Godfrey: "How
Would Farm if i were a Man." Mime
John Gorham; story telling. fact or iic-
tion, for a prize cake. Refreshments
will follow.
Once again real estate men here are
confronted with the perplexing prob-
lem:
cottages." Not a week in the year
but what one or more endeavor to se-
cure. residences here, yet the name con-
ditions continue and the demand far
exceeds the supply.
ing tendency toward suburban resortfl.
and it is not to be wondered at that
Westport favorably lmpresecs the
stranger. its natural beauties arc
manifold and there is no more ideal
place for residence on the coast titan
this. Why enterprise is not. aroused
among some of the many holders of
.IsIl ‘th‘Il
I'Alwsysfl.‘ ,
"restores color
to grey hair.
Aycr’ 5 Hair
Makes the hair
grow. Checks
failing.
J c. Ayoece. ..
Lowell. Hue.
“What to do for applicants for .
Iconntcred from some residents
There is a grow- A
I foot.
M
lglll'
l Ifor painting the house owned by Mrs.
Mc .wen Belts and has commenced
. IIIpcratlonII,
The employee of the Southern New
England Telephone Company are set-
ting stakes preparatory to extending
the line from Wilton station to HuriI
butt direct. Active opposition is en.
along
Ithe proposed route.
Frank Rockwell met with a painful
accident bun Ivcck. While felling a
tree. his axe iiiippetl and struck his
inflicting an ugly wound. The
ginjurcd member was attended to by
ADr. Gorham. and Mr. Rockwell is now
resting comfortably. although com-
.plete recovery in am expected for some
land hercabouts and a number of at-'
traetlve cottages are not built, baffles
comprehension.
A farm eniployee' union as proposed
by a number in Greene Farms has not
attained formidable proportions as yet.
I
although the possibliitiu have served .
to create coneiIlerableIcllmmcnt among
farIIIIIrII bereabouta, and there is an
unconfirmed rumor to the effcci that
the matter will be discussed by the
Greens Farms Farmera' Club. The
protectors of the plan are n IIiiiuberA
of wcii meaning foreigners who may
be ””8"“de from the. project M fact Illit‘ past two weeks with a bad nttacu
of their inexperience in organizing and
conditions in this country. They aim
to secure advice by consultation with
and there are. suspicion: that opposi-
tion will be brought in bear on the
purpose. FirIIt Selectman Lewis P.
Wakenian in one of the most success-
ful and extensive-farmers in this sec-
tion of the country. and is believed to
favor such a project. lie is for any
movement that will give him good re-
suits and is inclined to figure that sys-
tematized combination among farm
help is a step for its betterment, If the
purposes are fairly carried out. He
exacts good work and‘ pays good
wagca. There are others, however.
who find work for any man capable of I
handling a hoe. irrcspécliw of ability
and who do not figure'closely on a
graded scale of wages. but payiittlc
or nothing. Good results in farming
are attained mainly by experienced
help.‘ and more than one cmp has oeen
ruined by hands more qualified to mow
thistles titan cultivate produce. Here
in Wentport some of the wlerdesi tales
of farm help are recorded and more
than one farmer lays material loss. of
his own saying. to Incompetent cm-
ployes. it is not evident that the se-
lectmen will take active interest in
the movement, but men like Lewis P. I
ing to any person or organizations the
Wakeman. fearleaa_ honest. far-seeing.
are worth consulting. whether they
strongly favor union or not. for their
opinion. if not infallible. will amount
to something.
WILTON.
- had been.
Miss Ethel R Betta is visiting out A
of iown frleude.
Rover. the intelligent canine owned
by Dr. Gorhsm. is seriously ill.
Wild geese have made tlIeiI appear
once on their annual migration noith-
ward.
months.
WESTON.
Mrs. A. Pain has been a victim of
grip.
Mrs. Joel lodfrcy has visited
friends in Cannon.
Mrs. .lumes Smith is quite ill and at-
tended by Dr. Gorham.
Minn Sadie Sitil'gcs
from a visit in Danbury.
Mr. and MI‘lIl. Ebenezer Fitch
both been seriously ill with grip.
Miss (‘nrric Kennel has spent a few
days with his aunt. Mrs Adam Keit-
nel
Misti Edna Mcckei has been ill for
has returned
have
of asthma.
Thomas Mci‘nndiees. of New Haven.
the selectmen. Iii-I well .5 some others. gin spending a few days with Mrs. Nel-
eon Crossman.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andrea's have
been the guests of friends in Green-
iielil Hill. this week.
The Norfleld Aid Society will hold a
supper III the house of Mrs. Horace
lloribuit on the evening of March ll.
A millincry contest by the gentlemen
will be one of the attractions.
The funeral of Hiram Sootleld. who
died very suddenly from apoplcxy on
Mondui uanti held from his home on
Thursday Rev Jabet Backus cori'diict-
lag the services. Mr. Scofleld was
III-IIenty~iIzIII'cn years of age, and had
lived all his life iii \Yeatou. llc never
marriedIand is survived by one sister.
Miss Elizabeth Sconeld. Mr. Scofield
for many years. II deacon
la the Norfleld Congregational Church.
where he will be greatly missed.’ In
his death the town loses one of its
most respected citizens. whose loss
Will be mourned by all who knew him.
MINE OWNERS TAKE ACTION.
COIDRADO SPRINGS. COiO.. March
I‘.*At II meeting of the Mine (lwners'
Association of the Cripple Creek dis
trict a resolution was adopted. deny-
right to direct the marketing of ore:
of the mines included in the associa-
tion. This is in response to the notice
to mine owners from the Western Fed-
eration of Miners not to ship to the
three mills at Colorado City that are
now boycotted by the federation.
BAND ORGANIZER DYING.
TOLEDO. 0.. March 6.——~Charles .I. " ’
Strobel. owner of the Toledo baseball
team. anti organizer of Strobei's band.
is dying at the Toledo hospital of ty-
pboid fever. The attending physician
Miss Florence Gilbert recently spent 1 says there Is no hope as the magnate
; is in a weakened condition. caused by
several days with her cousin. Miss Ed-
ith Jackson. of Hurlbutt street.
constant worry over the baseball sit-
William Olmstesd has the contract Instion.
tax"
if not.o oblige us by dI
The great sd‘vnntIIag‘e ‘
VANILLA CRYSTALS
is that you obtain invariable satisfaction
because being
FRI; FROM ALCOHOL,
They Ibo fiat Evaporate or Bake
I Got In Cooking. I
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM?
ng so today. We guarantee you
. it is an old floor.
mow Stardust
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that lie
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney l 00., doing business in the
City of Toledo. (manly and State store
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
lit:
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catsrrh Cure.
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. thin titb day of Dec-em
her. A. 1).. liiiiii.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. .l. CHENEY l: 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Draggiste. 75c.
iia‘i's l-‘smiiy PiliIII are me best.
Can You Get Bettei
Groceries for as
Little Moneu
Elsewhere?
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar, “.00
Elgin Creamery Butter. 27c
Strictly Fress Eggs. 22¢
Francy Evaporated Peaches. 10c
Fancy Evaporated Apricots. 10c
Fancy Cal. Prunes. 3 the. for 250
Fancy Large Mackerel. 10c each
A. Stall
24. COTTAGE Ava.
EAST NORWALK.
limitation linisli
WAXENE covers an old or a new
floor and retains the natural grain of
the wood. if the floor is stained; it
brightens and preserves the color. If
warmped. soiled.
rough, scratched and unsightly. it will
. remove the dirt and stains. eliminate
entirely the scratches. even up the un-
ruly grain and make its general ap-
pearance one hundred per cent. better.
As a germicide, WAXENE is charged
with properties known to be death to
vermin. It drives away water bugs.
cockroaches. bed bugs. buffalo bugs.
ants and other insects. Mice and rats
show a dislike for its taste and keep
away from the floors upon which it
has been lined.
WAXENE saves time—labor—mon-
ey. ith the easiest to apply of any-
thing ever made for floor dressings, It
tends to purify the air in the room and
for
equalled.
Call for Booklet.
ros slits av
comerrocx
WATKINS
& now,
112 wssume'roa eraser.
sour" ‘WORWALK.
Phone is“.
831:: Lighting
Gas Tip-
First—Its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the den-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gen turned
.on. as if the gas is turned on. it will
light
Third—The great reduction in the
danger of are from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid def-clog of walls
by the scratching of matches by ur-
nuts and the soiling of carpet; by
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than the- coat of matches. as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
year.
and I an,
Cor. NorthI IlIlainandWottSta.
2W
To the Old
and Hilde! QrdmI
Draftl
lief any.
each ,and every case of Catarrh thati
Hall's Catarrh (lure. is taken intern.
hygienic principles cannot beI
throwing the discarded match on the .
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new rank” .
uoawam IA-‘I‘I
scorn ponytail.
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1..Steamers Eagle out! t5 M
1Norwalk leave NCWY 3‘ .
23, East River, BeekmafISt "
p. m. Norwslk and' South I
walk during the night.»
In: you mix
A me wanna .‘
the kind that is nIoIlOMIIII a.
I safe and profitable for fave-in
nice,
not-
{feel for protection of“ your man
IAThe Connecticut Conant Life l‘plurc
ance Company of Alisrtford dent in thin .
when H. new dentin." blur.
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JUNIUS eaowii,
Painter and Paper fling“ II
Pure White Lead--
mixed by hand will w
u long and coverd lo luf-
face as machinery 64.:
house of WilliamSt
Stephen Wilcox. he Elia
Main street, were
in this manner 'over'
ago. They ares I I?"
Your house “vii?“
trip-int it. M70 I-
Main street. M7
twat Grove street.
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NICO
Beautiful
Designs
out!
but there are a
newt-dieing; We dn‘tII
to seem bohetful. lid.” fl;
proud of our stock. we
ed and to get It, we didn't
take what was thrown to in.
That is one, reason why we
have the badewe do.
pam'nno. PAPER. nauo- I’
ma. DECORATING. .5:~
Instr
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10 First Avenue. [MT nose! It.
TOLOollfli-t. It; .
------- ---—cameos:
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PL]! ”N0
by improved method» beau. INA
reasonable—mm instill. .
Gold. Silver, Nickel. coon: el-I
so Antique Bronzing. _. . . II
Motors.
The New. England Electric IO
tor really has no superior. GIN“!
show you one. . i
THEG. N. mm
H'F'G CU. A.
I '5 VA ran :12. so. “III“:
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fit -a
DAVID w Ram“
Funeral Director
and Embaltner.
19 North Main St. South bignm.
Residence, 9 Crescent Tunnel,
Telephone at house. I“.
PLUMBING AND STRAIN
HEATING,
HOT WATER HEAITNE
HOT AIR HEATING.“ iI
are vol sun
our: sun 7mm
Gas and Steam Fitting."
Gas Fixtures. Motel- Ceiling. *-
Have you seen our stile!!! - 1 I
RICHMOND W??- 'I
THE JONES & HOWE”
COMPANY. ‘
11 wsu. scam. nMfli-‘II
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Norwalk Chronicler