slit
I! certainly be little."
Not all citéés, but very litany. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is the medicine. "-°- .2.;
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given than on us- I
Hessmcnt of tile polls and taxable plop
crly of the East Norwnlk School Dia- I
Irict has been made on the Town [.th I
of 1902.
Sold Assessment List may be found
for examination at the More of liarryi
Mead & Co.. (formerly Winfield 8.
llnnford'sl on East Avenue. In said
District.
The lioard of l'tclict will meet at the
said storc of Harry lC. Mead & (10.. on
Tuesday. March 10, tilt"). at two o'clock
p. m.. to hear and determine all on
penis made to them from said assess-
ment list.
Dated at East Norwalk,
I"uaI"y :25, 1903.
LEO DAVIS.
J. C. HAWKINS.
LEWIS II. lI‘OWI. lI‘..ll
(‘otnmittcc of thc III ust NurwuliI SIIIool
Distritl. I20 L" ".’."I not 'I' 9
INST NUIIINNLII
III. E. Gorham is in ilridgeptul today
on business.
(‘ial‘cnce .I. Petty is III work for (Iro-
ccr Jackson.
ltev. (‘. M. Selleck will preach at St.
l'aul's Mission. toInorrmv.
(Yontructor |.cslle (IiilllIiIU
llring-port today on buslutss.
Muly A. \VI"l.I:llI who has bIeu ill.
is now almost fully ltt"t)\L'If‘tI.
’i‘ he steamtu I I‘ttltilt' W Decker Irus
bccn at her dock I'oI" IIII past fIw days.
Mary A. Dibblc. of ".': \':IIIZaIIl street.
is rapidly ricovcriug front but" recent
illness.
(lcorgc Scuddcr. of Rowan street. will"
stand Sunday with relatives in Hunt-
ington. N. i'.
Mrs. II. A. lloopcr.
Vt.. is visiting for
her brother.
street.
A schooner load oI‘ stone arrived yrs-
terday at ’i‘uvern Island. The stone
will be used for building a jelly and"
other improvemcnis.
Captain Frank Allen will soon c‘om—
mcncc ovcibuuling Dennis Valentine's
yacht. pr"cpaIaton to putting Ili‘l' into.
commission for the scastu
(‘harles l.ct'roix ilt‘It'tI as scorer and ,
Fred (‘.:II"I" as referee. The next guIIII "
will be Monday evening. between lI‘d-
ward llryaul. rated i00 and (‘harlesi
Keene rated 00.
John \V. Allin.
\
Conn. lI‘ebI
is in
of Burlington.
several days with
Milton Elwood. in ltowun‘
of Illdueficld. who u ‘
few days ago. chopped off two of his
toes. is getting along nicely. III- is ll
lIrI-tlIII" of t‘apluin Frank Allen. of
blast Nor".InllI. and I! \\’t"II"I\'ll(I\Vll here.
lit-I". I". S. Ainsworlh will prItII-b In
(‘.I":IlIblII"y chapel at. i217. p. III. in place
of Rev. E. Cunningham and on the,
fifth Sunday of March. the Rev. E. Can-g
uingbalu will preach in place of Rev."
J. W. Davis
A «illegation of coloch men from
itadel‘s oy th cstnbllshnnnl al‘r or-
ganizing a baseball team. They III-III"
their first practice yesterday on May-
Ilowrr'tlvai. There is some good ma~ .
lerial in the team.
ii. ll. liusted the Illllt'IlfI‘. came very
IIIHII‘ losing a valuable horse last cven-
lug. The animal not down in Its stall
and could but get up again. II kicked l
and struggled so that it came IIIaI" bc-
Inu seriously injured.
MI". and Mrs, Arthur I.. Ferris. of
New York. are making a few days' visit ‘
with Ml‘. and Mrs. Ileorge ll. Ferris."
Scariew avenue. MI". Ferris is con-
nected with the Hill Publishing Com-
pany. \Vorld Building. New York.
Rev. Joshua Demon-oi New Haven.
will occupy the pulpit of the Adventl
(‘hristlan Church. tomorrow. HI" is an
eloquent preacher. and a large attend-
ance is likely. The services will be
held at the usual time during the day.
Miss Stella Hunt. aged 15 years. who
‘works at the ’i‘rowbrldge box factotv.
while fooling yesterday allowed the.
first finger of her right hand to get
taught III the machine at. which she,
was working. The tinsel was cut off
She is getting along we‘ll today.
The most interestinggzamc of the
pool tournament at Ha r 5 store was
pl'l\ ed last night between lI‘Ied Br.own
rated 100 and Job Lockwood. rated ll:'I._
Lockwood was the winner. but the
playing of both was very clever at
IiuIIIs. .Thc attcndenee was large and
the spectators were Interested ones.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
‘ Church. Sunday. March 8th. graduating
cxcrciscs of three classes advanced
from the. primary to the intermediate.
department of the Sunday school; prev
seniation of prize Bibles to pupils for
faithful attendance and brief address-'
on by pastor and superintendent In the
auditorium of the church at 10:30 a.
_ . . .. . . ...:
LIKE FINDING MONEY. “t,
Frank Baxter Offers Popular Med.cine
at Half Price.
Frank Baxter, the popular drugglst.
is making an .ffer that is just like
finding money. for he is selling a regu-
lar 50 cent bottle of Dr. Howard's cele
brated specific for the cure of constipa-
tion and dyspepsia at half price. In ad-
dition to this large discount he agrees
to return the money. loony purchaser
whom the specific does not cure.
It Is unite unusual to be-Iable to buy
llftyccnt pieces for a quarter. but that
is what this offer really means. for it is
only recently through the solicitation
of Daugglat Frank Baxter that this
medicine could be bob for less than
fifty cents“ He urge the proprietors
to allow him to‘ sea I at this reduced
price for a little while. agreeing to sell
a certain amount The result has Justl
tied his good judgment. for the sale has
been something Mutable.
Anyone who sulero with headache.
dawn-Ia. dizziness. sour stomach.
spectra before tlc‘ era. or on! liver
undue, should take advantage at this
nlty. for Dr Howard's specific
cure. 8nd. If b any chance it
Wool. Prank will return
‘m.
‘at x o 'Ilock.
‘ iug parts being present.
. me having this matter in charge. how
." As the affair will probably be given It
":10tb. it is essential that every persor
. having
at the ncxl rehearsal.
;(‘.rnw'.s Hall next Tuesday evening. at
58:30 sharp.
um
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All the members of the Sunday
school and blends of the pupils togeth-
or with the public congregation Invit-
cd to these exercises. Regular Sunday
school session at 12 m. : Junior League
conducted by Mrs Powers. 3 p. m.;
Epworth League led by Miss Ilenu
lI‘Irickson. 0 p. nI., topic, The Sabbath
Day for Real and Worship; evening
service at 7 p m. pIeaching by the pas-
IIII". topic. Paul's Sight of Jesus.
sownvrou.
William Iiithl bus II severe attack
of tilt" grip and coulined to his house. I
IIIIIge ll. 'l‘IuendIy. the lirooksidc
Ilorist. has received another carioud of
soft. coal.
Miss llelb Neller. who has been con.
tlncd to her home with Isl'llt. IS lllllt" 10
again atlcnd i-it'IlUOi.
George Smith. of Cross street. cut
one of his toes unite badly yeutcrduy.
whilc ("hopping wood.
Miss Lillian Slcplleuson, of Roway-
tun avenue. is spending a few days
with relatives in Mount Vernon.
Henry R. Hilton is anxiously await-
ing the arrival of a frcigbl cut" so that
he can send a load of oysters to (‘lII-
Iago. .
'l‘hc Ladles' Aid Society of the Blip;
tint Church will hold a mite-box social.
at.thc parsonage on Wednesday even
int: of next week.
The ilI'Iylston t‘arriage manufaclory
yesterday sillpuI-d ll quantity of inva-
lid chnlr wheels to i’itlsburg. l‘cuu.
for the Stevens Chair Company.
A delivery wagon III-longing to Do-
Klyn. tlII- Norwulk baker. was coming.
from Darlon Ito ltowaylon. ycslcrduyl
afternoon when one of the wheels.‘
Inughl in the trolley car traIk. lItId=
was wrenched off. Another wheel'
was substituted ill a blacksmith shop
in Darien
The regular monthly meeting of
Itownvton iiosc Company No. i. will!.
lIc'IIIld III the (punters of the. Iom- i
pony. in Logan stIeel Monday evening
As there are several mat I
tors of Importance to come before lbisl
meeting. a full attendance of the mem-
bets is desired.
iI‘. ni'llIIllK. son of MI" and \irs.
’l‘hoInus Darling. who was badly injul I
cd by an explosion at the Edison worksl
in New Jersey. this week. is doing
nicely. Mr. Darling was chief engi- I
neer of the plant and bad just stop"
peIl out of the building where the I\
'ploslou III" curred. killing several Inca
Rowayton Methodist
(‘bumh—Prcmhiug III
“theme The Wold of
school at 1:30 p. III. "Epwoflh Leann-.1
at 6:15 p. m.. preaching at 7 p. In..
lirsl of the series of sermons to youngi
ulen. Y oung Man and His Home; Tiles
day evening. class meeting; Thursday .
Ironing. pruvcr meeting; Saturday of-
lcrnuon. I hilIII"I"II' s I" lass.
At the ltowayton Baptist (‘hIIrcb the
I""ustol will piench at ill: 45 on the"
theme "The Evidence of Things Hop-I
III] For:" evening at 7. topic of sec:
mon. “Story of the Magic Minna“;
Special singing. Sunday school. l2.'
l.iuniors. i: Scnior Christian I-ancnvorl
"II I; |"..I-IIIleI Mrs S. I) \\ oods ._
Wednesday at II p III. mitt-hm social
at the pnIsonlIge. Thursday evenlngi
at 7:45. social praise and testimony
I‘Ilt‘t"iiill.’.. followed by lIuslneI-Is mectlngi
of Christian Endeavor
A very sucIcssfui rehearsal of lhcl
10:30 u. In..
God; Sunday
"lll(l('k trial was held last evening" in;
t‘ruw's llnll. most of the members Ilav ‘,
The commil- 1
Iver. have. been greatly handic tipped in
lbcir efforts to act a date for the final I
pr-oduItion of this lI"i.nl by the failurc "
of several members having impOItan'
parts to uttcnd any of the rehearsall-
tluidcr‘s Hall. on the evening of Marci
II part therein. shall be presenI
Io be held it
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Ada Conn is sick with Ionsill
tis.
Selectman Charles W. Raymond I.
reported as slightly betternt the Stam-
l'ord hospital.
Herman Hoei’fcr and family. of New
York. are expected to visit their sum
mer residence tomorrow.
The Darlen Free Library will
moved next Wednesday to the
rooms In the postoftlce building.
Selectman Waterbury has Just re
eeived a consignment of new farm wag-
ons which are for sale at his empor
lum.
One hundred new books arrived at
the library Thursday and Miss Lucre-
tia Cullen. the librarian. is busily en-
gaged in cataloging them.
There was a rumor about Darien yes-
terday that thedackson cow cpse was
not yet dnishtd and that Jackson was
to sue Sheriff Sculiey and Attorney
Keogh for damages. The damages.
it is said consist of a fracture In the
cow 3 tall caused by the sheriff hang-
ing onto that appendage and being
dragged thereby the other damage is
that the top of the buggy which Attor-
ney Keogh occupied was badly wrench-
ed from his leaning backin it and try-
ing to low the cow while that animal
was disinclined to go.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
bt
net-
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following finances for
the current week:
80th Norwllk—Mvs. A? Barber 18
Elizabeth street. F. I... Huger Miss M.
l. Hoyt 4 Burritt avenue; Archibald
McCormick. William L. MoGrcgor.
Mrs Mamie Madden, Mrt. R. H. Mal-
tinder Mrs. George D. Payne. R. 8.
Royce. Mrs J. E. Smith.
E. E. CROWE P M.
DOUGH IEYTLID "ON HER LUNGS.
" a dunghtcr had a terrible on
whic settled on her lungs." an
Jackson. of Danvllle, ill. "We tried a
great man! media without relief.
until we gave her Foley's Honey and
for which cared her.” Romeo enlisti-
Ichine Company. of New York. E
.wallI's New Sixteen-inch
: Main
1 contract for about “8.000 worth of six- .
‘ pounds Iothc ton.
"tiny ulll runou
It‘ll States I‘ .Ist lIou Pipe Company. and . ... .. fur u... My. six Hm...
‘ ' i I I I
lI.pI.sI opal .
.dclivrIy cf the pipe the“ ordeIs ut the
I IlIeIIaflII
III» New ..
Nwardedi‘unlnclf
Warren-TWIN and lila-j
Wash' In the Sunli ht war.
you wish l0). Wash av made
to furnish $43 000 Worth hican be accomplished every day
ofPlpe for the City of Nor-
line in hot o
sun]
The Board of Water Commissioners
of the t‘ity of Norwalk awarded the.
Icon-inch cast iron water pipe, last
night. to the Warren Foundry and‘
Machine Company. of New York. With:
the Iittiugs. etc.. it is expected that the
total cost of material will be about
350.000. The pIpc is wanted to coin-
plctI the sixteen lIlIh main between
the (Ilupc rIsI mob and the distribut-
ing it"'2lt‘l\'()ll on Spring Hill. The six- I
In ll inIb pipc extends at the present
time him the llrupe reseroIr to Dan- I
lI-ls‘ Mills. .About 25000 feet of pipe
will be required to complete it. from
The ONLY noun
and perfection. and your clothes will not be ruined.
Big Callem-AU Soap—~Lz‘ft1e Price—Five Cents.
‘LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED BOSTON WORKS. CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
ooooooooooooomooooooou
won-tum In W w .»I I..... q f “I I
No toiling. no boiling (unless
brieht and linens white. ThIs
by usulg the soap oi economy
I cold water
ight
fol" hard water.
”It" last named point III Spring Hill
ihc \\')"""IIIII II t'olnpuny s bid was $28. 90
pH" ton of " 000 pounds. All of up. ONlA.
Itbl." bids \v"eIc estimated III 2.000" Pneumonia Is too dungrl'mts M II!!!"
lease for anyone to attempt to tItlt"l.Oi
lenoean TREATMENT or auto:
The water conunissioners. Mcssl"s..hlmself. although he may have Ibo'
in vi linnl‘ord. George I. Btlxton Hiltl‘ proper remedies III hand. A pinIli-"
Wallace Dunn. are very much gratified Iian should always be called. It.
that they were able to purchase the should be home in mind. however.
pipe for this Ilgure during the present
sky it‘llllllllll. price of this material. It
will pIobably III- of considerable inter-
ml to the public to know that the price
ihc)" have secured is only seventy-five"
cents more per ton than was paid for
thc (Irupe rcscrroh to DanlclI-I' Mills
”this menus that they could have pul-
chastd the amount of pipe for which
they" have just contracted. for only
about 31 1'00 icss thirteen years ago.
”the bids for the pipe weIe opened at
IIII"
lbut pnclunolliu always results I‘Iom III
cold or from an attack of la grippe and
by the proper treatment of these Ills.
cast-.I". a threatened attack of pncumo- "
uia may be warded off. There Is no
question \vbutm \"cI about this. as dur- "
.iug the thirty years and Inore that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been used. we have. yet to learn of ii;
single case of II cold or attack of the
grip having Iesulled in pneumonia
. when this remedy was used. it is nl
“"""" ""”“m’ifluml'g‘ 0m""- “’51?"- " so used by physicians In the treatment
"I “i“ ““"H‘lllll 0' ”l" of pneumonia with the bcst results.
iloard. i‘ I""cchiI k lIquIey. in the prc-"- DI". “". J. Smith. of Sandels. an... who
(III. of \VIIIII ( ‘ommissioncrs Hauford is also a druggist. guys of it. ""1 have
and Dunn. t‘lly Engineer (‘hurles N. I. I....." selling Chamberlain's Cough"
“"”‘I "m” "I”""‘"”m“‘""‘ ”I “i" I “I" I IicInI-dy and prescribing it in Iny pruI
I use it Ill
1‘1"“ .- uses of pneumonia and have always
‘ gotten the best results'
ONE WOMAN‘S EXPERIENCE WITH
A GRIP REMEDY.
\\bllI- suffering front iI snow at
lat-k of the Lil]! and threatened with
pnIulnoIIiu Mrs. AlIIIiI- ll. Cooley. (III
Middlcflcld. (TIIIIII.. lwgnll Ilsiny, Chum“
ln-rluin's Cough Remedy and was very
much lII-III-filtcd by its use. The pains
in the chest soon disappeared. the
much became loose. cxpcI-toralion
easy and in a short time she “as us
wcll as over. Mrs. (.‘oolcy suys she
cannot speak too highly III praise of
this remedy.
MEN DROWNED.
the Readiuu l‘oundrv t‘oIIIpany
hills per too were as follow:
l\'. DltunIick & (‘oInpnny.
uliugilum. .\I:l..
.\llll riI-an (‘nr nlld Foundry f‘om-
pour. ill I wit lI. l‘cun..
M .l. Drummond (4 Company.
New Yolk. I
I' III" l’ipe t‘ uIIIplIuy.
York.
l'IIitcd Slates (“Isl Iron Pipe and
i-‘IIundI-y Company. Philadel—
priu. I’cnn..
. D Wood Iii t‘ompnuy.
dolphin. l’cnu..
Reading l-‘oundry
Rcudlnu. Penn.
Donaldson Iron
lIInqus. l’enn.
Warrlu II‘oqulry and Machine
(‘oIIIpIIuy. of N'Iw York. $28.90
The Donaldson (‘ompnuy’n bid was (‘I ng lfg'fg"? \Ywa'nwh .. —"Ilv
withdrawn by that concern. by lcttcr.- ' ' “ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘2“ ‘ 'l " l. A!
because of their inability to compl.\””".' ““.'”Izm‘ ”t ‘2 H" "".“ “m ldf‘
with ”H. Rpm "Mum“ regarding H... I a tem at Splcr's halls today a quII II r
tol’ Illl‘ll were drowned How many liv-
cs weII lost is not. \"ct tdeilnitely known.
but it is reported that ten pcIished.
Hir-
334.35
20.7.0
Sill . I 5
l'licn. New
3:20.20
$30.40
l‘hllu-
830.35
I‘oInpa II)".
$29.20
('ompany.
30.18: MANY
Boat Capsized on a Ferry at Spierl'l
present time being very numer.ous
Th: wutcl connoissioners quulrc
that the first installment of the pipI
Irrive in Norwalk IIII or before April
lfIlb. and that consignIucnts arrive" .
often though to tilllllllilt‘}1|:?-V “a: 31““ “all” (3)??- “1)“ “"1
l e w hit of I'lyiu the II e without "5 0 cannot ‘ H'" "T '
h ‘ ' T I p ‘Iuonia had played sad havoc with him
'IIteI" I" uptlon I
After the bids werc opInI-II and e\- .and It terrible “mg“ act 1“ III-sides.
grew worse
mined an adjournment was taken toIDONNN “"3"“. him. but h“ ‘ '
:(Ill o'c-lolk. III the cquIIIinIoIIcI" s of i"““-" duv. At length “'I‘ "UNI “l-
ce. “III II Mayor (Ilov"eI appcarI.".I| and I Kings NPW UIWMUH‘I.‘ fill“ (Oil-"tillllll"
hp ('(Illln\[§<[()n[\r\ fur-math uwar'ded lion and our duriinc was saved. lies
m. Ioutlact to u... “'llrrcn Company. now sound and “".'eli Everyone ought
lee-"Ietnlv llIIckleI. ofthe lloardof “a... to know it‘s the only sure clue fIn
er (‘oInIIIissioIII-rs. immediately sent a" COIIKI‘“ CONS Mid ll” lJlllK 01803398
cleanup In the \‘i arreu Company. np- IIIIW‘NN‘NI I" I‘. H ”MIN Dl‘lliIRN.
TRAGEDY avsnrso. .
IIIIIK." For sale by It. If. Plaistcd. F.
".li. Iiuxler, and The i‘litford l’har-
llllil"_\'. “
.
r 47. .7', u
“Just in the nick of lime ouI lIIIIci
JUDGMENT GIVEN FOR $100.
.N'lI.'\\ liAVlIN March 7.-—AI. the
stunt calendar session of the Supclior
(‘onrl yIstI-Ilay. Judge Gngel granted
a Inotion for judgment by agreement of
the parties in the suit of John (‘ongh
lilI.IIIthII-II"II\.IIgII1lIst the New \'()III.
New Haven and ilurtford railroad
coIIIpuny for damages III SI. 000. for in-
juries rt"("("i\t'ti while riding on the
Dunbnry fair speIiul. which was weck
ed at Sandy Hook Conn. last October.
The judgment was for 8100 that sum
Inning been fitted upon I)" Ionst-nt of
both parties.
SAVED A BOY' 3 LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. lllIbburIl. of Mil-
I‘ord. Dcl.. says: "liruzillnn Balm suvI
cd my" boy‘s life. He bcgan just like
Ibc one we lost with croup We gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
YALE 'VARSITV NINE PRACTICES.
NIIJW llAVl-LN‘. March T--Tbc Yale
varsity hast-bail nint- yesterday after.
noon look its first out-door practice of
the season. The sound was cut down
today to 38 men. the work being con
lined mainly III ouIIlclIl practice and
batting.
AWOIIDERFIII-
Lunch Milk
Biscuit
ALWAYS CRISP IN OUR
MOIST PROOF PACKAGE
SOLD av seer census
EVERYWHERE, salamander:
6.0.3038 I SON. New London.
rui lug IiIIIII of the nut that tbev had ‘ Plit'" 00“ ““d 3‘ Tm” bottles “W"
I
I-IIlvcd the contract '
\A'itb IIII laying of the slxltcn inch
i .-v_.__-. 2: .. . . ..
I
Iipc the whole distance between the
Irupe and distributing reservoir. It is
bought that the city's water troublt".
carcity III the distributing reservoir.
"."ill cease, Right along while the wn-l
or was down to the fin" limit :It the}
Iistributing reservoir and still falling.
here was an abundance cf water uti
~Ioth the Grape and Scott I"cs"r\"oirs I
he trouble has been that the main
om Daniels Mills to hprinx Hill is
Int twelve babes in diameter. .
The commissioners haw not yet giv- i
-n out the contract for the excavating;
Ind the laying of the pipe but it will2
Io made as soon as practicable as the
Iommlssioners are desirous of complet-
ing the work without delay. it is
thOuglIt likely that this contract will"
all go to one man.
.——......-
2)::
llnh‘wlaks
Just In It. "Iv III Ir. v "III I [mink-II IIlu-Irnlion
llr-"Iwued for Ihe Ileletlnliou of h'l N'DH
all the lillit‘ID“ which are of particular lute
ilIo- man who should attempt to I-stn
which had nu‘ilimr in It to blunt the alien
II "IIiers II on
as is "lIIE N'I" i-Z'“ \ill‘IK Si \‘Illl Si N.
and il uivI-s her the dollars' Irortb of not
IIII-r and «how the good leading which or
as IIIIII- -b an even sensible man
may ’lvrl! be avoided
l.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. March 7—Arrived: Steam-
er Kingstonian. from Antwerp.
RICKETY CHILDREN.
Loose joints. bow legs. big
head. and soft bones—mean
rickets. It is atypical disease'
for the best workings of Scott’s
Emulsion.
F or the weak bones Scott‘s
SURPRISES ARE KILLING HER
At but that is wont llIrJum: liltde tells the
trirnd who has Mlt‘ldy ("ck-"blond IIrr golden
WWII" 'I he aumrhu ll!‘ of the sort w"l"IiI h
qutr w ten the husband brings a trlrnd in to
dinnel without name In“ In time to Iind iul
IIlgIIt' s Ina-t wnruml on r
PEOPLE WHO MAKE YOU swvsa
.lbo cascdtutieunl ltlluh who went uhiinmny
in things In lrrfllng \‘flilfl' rauIIIIIeoIIII-t
uhlu “pneumonia and lin- ullp by men Iii;-
LUDLOW STREET IAIL'S VICTIMS
'HIc Inliblcss and pronouns men who are
locked up tor not paylmr alimony— how they
pm the lonely hours In wur reflection and
I ll pleasing dimmlort
E m at 3 io n supplles those u‘ct KORE 5 _. IVE
7 hath h()s-' ”U5 SPRING .
poweliltl tonics t ypop and“ Wang. #3:... “I... 5:1... y
phitci‘ For the loss of flesh
Scotts Emulsion provides the
nourishing cod- liver oil.
Scotts Emulsion correctsi
"FIGURE
gain“. T33!“
Anatolia In" cl" with tau
I
I; vs. New York Suddy su rm»- It» lat Weekly ruby Ina-g.
tiotl III tiles-II IIIiIIII'IlseIneIIIs. IbI- II- iIIIIe been sch-I led from the amt- in
Ii insth be writ down an Ilss~n scif-sIIniI-iI-nl use.
human “"." afford to relau- biI. wile a pleasule that is nseconomieal
It cosh him but the com:
I ma new YORK SUNDAY .swvs articles of frmmr‘ne Interest this out
WOMEN'S WOES AND JOYS
II. .WOMENS PERSONAL ATTRInUfrss
ulllitly Salli” ... "
its
Women
Readers
III
to an often Iepcated nut-r-
SI N renders next Sunday
ii“! In women.
blisb a I\‘nluinv newspaper
lion and iIIII-ro-st of \IIIIIIr-n
menu III and institution-
cry al'lliIIlIR woman enioy:
mto two divisions:
THE MERE MAN SHOPPING
(onlaluln: the Irnson why the men'l fur
rushing department: In the higelurrs are III-
nu near the door. 'Ibe men who talk
About the Iiu's at ranc which women trad
don‘ t dare compete with women In batuln
bunting.
AN ARMY OI" WOMEN PEDLERS
who are Vlltdlrlilng women I ability to com a
living and making men hustle to keep up wIIn
"IQ!“-
SONG BIRDS 1N FLIGHT
Snapshots of cum singers a: they travel
about the country
we ART or some 10.5.30.
id'm'i‘“ :i..:."‘:.‘..'i‘l Vaginal... "°'
was not .4 mm; all" Bum
shawl-1‘ that eve nhzomumzd‘r:deum I
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I Roll
the effects of imperfect nour-
ishment and brings rapid im-
provement in every way to
rickety children.
dealer.
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thrive «5'1
I. 7.
Th. Ian can I. mm in South Norwalk From the following new.-
FRED I. COLEMAN. 10 North Main «rut.
eaten met. Donovan Imk.
Noi‘wolk.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County,
Frank .I. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of II‘, J.
Cheney &. (30.. (IOIKIK business in the
City of Toledo, County and State store.
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
ouch and every once of Catarrh that
cannot be. cured by the use of [tall II
Calarrh Cure.
FRANK J (‘HENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed
III my presence. this t.lb day of Dccem
her A. 0.. 1880
' A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh (‘uro is taken intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drluuzists. 75c.
IncrII Family I’llls ill‘t‘ me best.
NIL:
Can YouGet Better
Groceries for as
Little Monell
Elsewhere?
20 lbs. (Iran. Sugar. $1.00
lilgin (‘lreamery ilullcr. 27c
Strictly Frcss Eggs. 22L"
l-‘rancy Evaporated I‘Pachcs. l0c
I-‘aucy Evaporated Apricots. 10c
i-‘ancy (‘al Prunes. 3 lbs. for 25.0
Fancy Large Mackerel. We each
A. Still]
24 commas. AVE. 1
EAST NORWALK.
when Floor Finish
WAXENE covers up old or a new
floor and retains the natural grain of
the wood. If the floor Is stained, i
brightens and preserves the color. if
it Is an old floor. warmpcd, soiled.
rough. scratched and unsightly. It will
remove the dirt and stains, eliminate
entirely the scratches. even up the nu
rnly grain and make its general ap-
As a germiclde. \VAXENE 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 used.
WAKENE saves tlme—labor—mon-
cy. It is the easiest to apply of any.
thing ever made for floor dressings. It
tends to purify the air in the room and
for hygienic principles cannot be
equalled.
Call for Booklet.
I
FOR SALE IY
comsrocx.
WATKINS
o- DOW,
112 walemuorou eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 443-6.
Self Lighting
Inn can I
. "Willi" "" *lw‘.
pearaucc one hundred per cent. better. .
It"
new Your,
Naswami" tilt
..Steamcrs Eagle and
Norwalk leave N"! Y
23. East River, Beekman
p. m. Norwnlk and
walk during the night,
an: m {him .
LIFE Intruder.
the kind that is moderate u to lure I
safe and profitable forinveotnulit. tw-
fect for protection of .Ayoul' fault.”
The Connecticut General Life insur-
I flit“! e Company of. Hartford In! in tile,
m1 _ .
race a. nun census About".
unltu Isak lot We. '
south Namath. fl.
0.0900990696000000.“ ’
JUNIUS BROWN
Painter and. Paper Hangar
.I‘
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l
Pure wane Lead and on:
mixed by hand will well" “(the
as long and cover doubt. can
face as machinery mind. '11in
house of William Stevens dad of.
Stephep Wilcox. both on I'Qutl
Main 5 raet. were painted» mo.
in this manner oval" hi .I your. .
ago. They and ii ."
Your hcuu III A
Main street. ~
if I paint It.
Elm Grove street!
Beautiful I
Design:
are sometime. bird all 7"
but there are such
nevertheless. Wo' dhn'tm
to seem boastinl. but wold,”
proud of our flock. We
ed hard to «I It. we all"
take what was thrown to us.
That is one reason why "we
have the trade we do. .
—~
panama. paras" HANG-
ING. Dacoinlrrmci."a.I
“IUaITfi
EEGorllaIlI
10 Pint A onus; IAIN" Molt? CR-
vrot'cilitisi. “T5 i
I Phone in. it“
FLA TING
by improved methods, hence. MYO_
reasonable—more muai.
Gold. sum, Nichol. Coast: elf
so Antique Brohllng. _ ,-
Motors. '
The New. England Electric I0-
tor Tully has no superior. Glad!)
show you one. I ‘
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’ 1" G 6'0.
55 WA ream. so. NORWAEK.
..Gaa Tip».
First—Its convenience by being able
to get the light withobt""the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
gera of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as if the gas In turned on. it will
light.
'l‘hhd—Tbe great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches 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
less than the cost of matches as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
year.
HORNE It. “33ng
til ’ .
and Money Orders payable any-
white in Europe. Roi" Ilia at
lowest rates... , ‘ ,. .
DAVID w." Ravudi
Funet‘IIi Director-
and Embaimer, .
l9 NquI MainI‘St. South Norwfll.
Residence, 9 Crescent Tome..- »
Telephone It house, 3M. ‘i
r .2112: . ' J I.
1847.
PLUMBING A'ND srndw.
HEATING, "
HOT WATER HEATINOg
HOT AIR HEATING.
stove 'ANDNRAN%‘; ...:
CLAY! A
Gas and Steam Fitting. » ‘
Gas Fixtures. Metal Coiling. "I
Have you can our stool“ " I
THE JONES a Harem
. company.
17 WALL swam. NOW
scorn answers
RICHMOND “new ...I .
Norwalk Chronicler