‘ Mlan Edith Seymour ban the meaning.
Mead ban the
Gerald
ctiltull.
whooping
‘ a
in.
Mrs. Edwin W. James. of Hill Itreet.
is visiting in New York. .
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fit A i :3»... [5%
ll) . . \ :
. We) 43$
'Wm'e.-\t;~m.m ..
t . Hut
It Cam Coidl. Coup lore 'l‘hront (‘10 ll -
can, Whooping Gongs. Ilmnchltlf and‘X-t‘tll‘ni:
n
Mrs. W. C. (lllbart. who has been ill.
was slightly better today.
_... -...-_._-....- t
Russell Day. of ilett'a Place. is slow-
ly recovering from the measlea.
A certain corn for Lonlunl tl n
A baby girl has been burn it) Mr. and lithium relief lu ntlvullt‘mllhu?“ Gl‘d‘éllfiz.‘
Mra. lienl‘y Can. of First street. gxt‘zfmmsg't fi‘cwlgrfuf" “M" m'
._—....1___...._._. . t ly '8 W "B.
l DONJCI ltd cent. and lid cents. ry "I.
The cllild of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
llronsoii. of Cove atreet. is quite ill.
istera entertained ill this. place the.
ilrsi week in April. when conference
eonveiloa In South Norwalk.
’l‘ile l.atlica' Aid Society. of the
Methodist Church. met to sew thia af-
‘Iieruoon and this evening 'will serve
”heir regular supper ill the church par-
. ors.
li‘l‘llnkllll (tumor. of Brooklyn. haul The Ladlca‘ Aid Society of the lit-ll)-
bern visiting friends in Vail Zuutlt ‘list (‘hurch will hold a mite—box social
“I...” . fat the parsonage. tonight. at which
.tinlc tlle boxes will he opened. All art.
t‘linrles (lartlner. of Pleasant street.lt'tli'iiiilil." lHViiHi 10 attend.
has moved to Fourth avenue anti (‘ovei Mr- and Mrs. JUim H- Sherer, 0'
street. Highland avenue. have leaned invita-
tions for the celebration of the anal-
OIiver Pulien. who has been visiting ! versary of the birthday 0' their daugh-l
ollt of town. returned to his home. yes- it” Norma. 0" Friday evening.
[pr-day. i Now that mild weather has not in
‘ , tho’imnrovemeii‘ta on the. restdence and
Mrs. Julia Elton, of East Washing-
ton street, is recovering from the grip.
Work has been commenced putting
tlte siding on Fowler's boat building
shop.
a“ M_-
George Sprugiie. manager of Hafner's ! land of Robert Barclay are going along
lCaat Side store. in slowly l‘t covering lnicely. Edward Millapaugh and Wln~l
from the grip. ' ' ' ' filelti (lraot are' doing. the carpenter;
.—-—~--——~~. . work and. Charles Mort-la the atone}
Rengdward Cunningham and Rev. i work.
W. W. '1‘. Duncan Will eitcllange pulpita l (‘aptalh nlitl ‘ Mrs. Hevelen Rowland
Sunday morning. illave returned from Rochester. New
-——-—-———-—-— ti‘orlt. Mrs. Rowland hull been there
Regular prayer meeting will be llei'ti ‘ for ‘the mist three wccka. on account of '
tomorrow evening. iii the East Avenue 5 ill health. anti Mr. ltowland went therel
Methodist Church. {last week for the purpose of accom-
. Mu: ' partying her home. . ~
Mrs. Alexander tlllnlt‘t‘. of HillifOl‘tlt dieing Star Division. Sons of Tern g
Place. who has been ill with pneulnon- pcrance. held its regular meeting limit
in. has lilid a slight relapse. iillglll. autl transacted routine busineaa.§
~«--—~»-« »-~.——--- ‘BiUOill‘lllllK early. after whichr a re-*
Miss Cecile Osborne, of the Fitch ‘llearsal of the Mock Trial was held.i
school. has an attack of the grip. aliti i This will be presented Saturday even-i
Mlal Mary 'l‘rounaoil is substituting for l lug. March 21m. in Guldcr'a Hall. on:
her. flier the auspices of the Fire Depiirt—‘
j mcnt.
Robert Clark. of East Norwalk. who
has been enjoying a live tlays' fur-
loiigh. has returned to Pirt 'l‘otten.
Staten island.
Wyn—m
-—-——————-— dork Blood Bitters.
Captain Verity with the steamer Ad- ‘ store.
tlie \'.. is in Greenwich today. to low
back the pile driver. which has been
at work there.
w-“~.+—_—
DARIEN AND NOROTON. .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Valentine’
are entertaining guests from out of,
town. ‘
Mrs. ThnlllflR'EfiRt‘l‘ is moving from‘
ier home in Prospect avenue to the
; home of J. H. Jenkins.
The mm" in the East Avenue Metli- l Miss Lizzie Blimp. of Flahkillonvthe-
odist Church was laid yesterday. andi
the work of renovating the church is ! Abcndroth for a ’9" days.
coming to a close. Drugglsi R. A, MacDonald has re-
This evening the pool game between
Jay Jetty. rated 65. and Thomas Keogh ;
rated 95. will be played. at Harper's :l
East Side store. .
m...— jt‘t?i\‘etl a box of title cigars from Moi
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Pelt): of NW; ,nlln. They are a gift to him from Dr...
l'lavcll. have been the guests of Mini-10h" T- KPHMY‘ i'nited Sifllt‘b‘ DEW
l'etty‘s parents. Mr. anti Mrs. linnicli
l’ctty. East avenue. " ' .
W...“
Work still continues slack in ”lPl
oyater opening luminess. and it is the
iovating the rooms in the
surgeon in Carlie.
Clifford Johnson is engaged in ren-
posi-omce i
block to be occupied by the Darien.
il-‘ree Library. Clifford has been ail
cont-ensue of opiiilon'fllai most of theinll‘k in the rooms for several days;
business is over for the year. i .
got them already.
sltion as machinist. one of the big
steamers which run
co to Manila. He willmtart west ill a
short time to begin hit: duties. lm‘erllcuti
.
Charles LcCroix. the obliging assist- :Illat locality. though the ground there; ”m” 'S “ softening “it. equally HDDM- . m"“- 9"“510“ in ”19 GOWI'IIOI' 8 Foot;
ant managtr at Harper's store. is re- pizlst now is swampy enough for almostl
covering from the grip. and will in liliri
probability be able to be out again to-
morrow. if the weather is at all plcasv
ant.
The regular class meeting was held
last evening in the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church. the attendance was
large and the meeting a fine one. it
was under the leadership of James
l.‘Hommedieu.
At the meeting of the Junior Band of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Friday night. Choirmaster Hipson will
go over the Easter music with the
members of the Band. The meeting
Will be led. by William Motion.
William Bronson‘s child is very ser-
iously ill with ‘ncomplication of di-
seases. Last night it was not expected
that life would laat‘tiil morning. but
by constant care and the best of medi-
cal skill. the crisis was: averted.
The anniversary of the Loyal Work-
crs‘ Auxiliary of the Advent Christian
Church. will be held this evening. at
the home, of Rev. J. W. Davis. in Row-
an street. The thallium-of the parish
are invited to attend and a pleasant
time is expected. '
Captain Hevelon Rowland. of the.
Radel Company. who has been in
Rochester for several days. returned
borne, last night. 'He reports that the
weather throughout New York state
has beepd‘nlly a bag as it has been
here.’ Mrs. Rowlan who returned
with him reports I very plenum time.
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ROWAYTON.
Miss My Baylor is recovering
from an am of the grip.
The Marcella! meetings were
held la-bothchnrchas last night.
Min Lilly Brady. of Stamford. is be-
ing nominal by loa- mum Mend.
William Gunman is confined to his
m In In“! sud-let: with I severe
cold: we " ”I“ -'
In. Hartley will Wu the Girls'
1W. kw“ afternoon.
flu Andrew Hills. of Ronyton
amne. “7 m friends in New
You-null W.
W m m hmlly have
r
lathe
K-u'mam
‘ “VII;
1 San Francia- i
Wt pine, corner of an
.m‘
anti has made quite an improvement
The library will be
iseen happens to prevent it. .
A spring began to flow yesterday in:
lille middle of the sidewalk near the
bridge of the Consolidated
,ioad. This is an unknown thing in:
l
’auything. The spring is so near a.
it'illt‘h basin. however. that the waterl
idows away without doing any dam-i
late.
; llarien is experiencing a decided
{business boom and a number of new
iiudustries and business enterprises
illave been begun this spring which
gpromise to make the town even more
llively than it has been. The latest
jacquisition to the ranks oftnurlen
business men is Andrew Taylor. who
:latcly purchased the livery busineasl
.nwned by George A. Bailey. Mr. Tar}
ilcr is to branch Out. in the undertaking
lbusinesa and is now having a place fit-
}ted up in the Northrop Block. which
.'5 located very, near his livery stable.
lThis will be useltf‘ds his oilice. It in
ion the main strut and after repair:
’and improvements have been made. ‘ti
;will be a handoome omen. Mr. Tay-
lor has the only hearse in town there
by enjoying a monopoly in that res-
pect. it has been rumored that Wil~
ltam R. Muckcv intended to go into
the undertaking business and had rent»
ed a store for that purpose. but the
report could not be verified. as Ir.
Maekcy could not he “and. There
was a loo a rumor abut town today
that George W. Sarlea. of Stanford.
and John Pooley were to go into the
livery business with headquarters in
Railroad place. This report could not
be verified either. new holiness
changes with rumors of certain real
estate. transfers in take place in to.
near future have caused quite a hull-
ness flurry in the town.
CRANBURY’.
Mrs. John wanna is seriously ill.
Clarence Benton is visiting in Brook-
lyn.
Miss Louise Gregory is ill with plea}
11.
to rein-
Annn,.Hanhurst is visiting
tires in Soothl’ol't. '
The young son of E. a. Taylor is
sick via ma fever.
“loans Oregon in on jury duty this
being big fourth week.
lawns-cc Saunders, at Antonia. is
vlaitln .11 his home hm.
Johne ‘ Bolton. of national. spent
Sundayé‘wtth George Dam and tan-
ily. "f .
Allen Bin-tn, of has; island City.
was I W of hi: lantha- over Slur
Minnow-veil. In
notation: Macedon 11th
nonhuman-«Jim.
Winnie-Ln mint-d In I
in.
Gout
- .1 ‘, n‘ho'
been lotionlly Ill for Ivorai weeks. In
on far recovered,” to be able to sit up.
'1‘. E. Gregory is ready with his
team: and men to begin repairing the
loads as noon as the weather will per—
mil.
Mina Alice Coley entertained a party
of friontll at her home int Friday ove-
ning. Mimic and games were enjoyed.
Littht freshulenta were served. Among
the gaeittti were. Mr. ohm". Hodaeita
and daughter Ethel fund Kenneth
White. of New York. ‘ "
was poa’r’.
Last night the Helping Hand Society
of Sauxatuck Methpdlat Church gave
a supper, in the church hall.
itobert llellinu. of Providence, R. 1..
left for that city Monday. after a
brief visit with relatlval here. .
Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Enos, return-
ed to New York Saturday after a brief
stay at their summer home here.
llr. David Keyea. of Elizabeth. N. .l.‘.
in
Sanford. at her home ill Bniiaatuck.
A telephone has been installed in the
poetrofiice and "Hello 127-li” will
meet with a response from Mr. Har-
l'Ii-l.
Frederick Lewis. well known here
where he formerly resided. now of
New Haven. was a visitor in town
Monday. and found time to pay his
respects to his former school muster.
Joseph G. Hyatt.
Make shift repairs have been made
to llurr'a bridge that are. credited with
being eminently satisfactory at the
nreaent little anti there is little possi-
bility of any real work being done or.
it for months lo collie.
Lat-ti night Aspeluck Midge. K. of P..
held a regular meeting. it is a isomo-
:wllal significant fact that internal am-
en: the members of this popular or-
ganization in never permitted to wane
antl whether it be entertainment. illit-
lation. or routine bilaineaa. there is al-
ways a large attendance at every meet-
lug.
According to Night Agent lrwln. at
Sautzaiuck depot. foxes are in evidence
in the woods opposite thore. nightly.
Some are inclined to consider them of
the spook origin. btit lrwln says any
to that. and talks of securing a rapid
tire gun and putting them out of busi-
ness. He says he‘s willing to spend
the amount he'll receive in bounty to
prove he didn't dream.
Horatio Mills. .lr..
and Frederick
—--lluilds tip the system. puts pure.‘ Allen have normed permlgglon fromi gun. Sheriff lireger said that he had 3”“. lens of thousands who have used
rlcli blood in the veins: makes men‘ llr. McFarland to the use of his i-e- made every arrangement to take Dr t
ifllitl women strong and healthy—Burl ("onlly acquired pr()p9r[y_ the MaritntAmes out of the state within an hour
At any drug houee. and are planning to give anlortwn in case he won.
affair in the nature of a house warm-I
int: there. Friday night. it will be a
dailt‘t‘. for which numerous invitations;
have been issued. anti that is certain
toflprove entertaining for those fortu-
rate enough to be among the invit-
eti attests.
Postmaaler Chat-lea Harris is amount
the tloaervlnuly popular employees of.
Uncle Sam in the county. There's a
[in .. n. 13 .8“ with 5 . a Mmigeuulnencss about hint that is infer-limit
dao H l in: h “d ‘tious and a tranquility that lends tostiight. presented the name of C
gmake peace on this section of cartb.2l‘red ll Hlll.
He can appreciate a joke. as well as
the next one; crack one with the tie»
bonnaire of a llepew and takes the
tprice of a penny postage stamp with t, eration of the subject.
'as much apparent thankfulnean at; he}
would an overdue box rent that nets
him more individual return.
No one believes winter has yet been
sidetracked. but for all of tbai the
phenomenal weather of the past week
that: started buds, blossoms and springlon Monday evening of next week to; A small pill. easy to buy. easy to take
. .. l - , ~ . . ‘ . , _ l . . . _
(7mm... Troummlmi secured a m, 3 moved today unless mmvmmg uofor- . feicra Slmllltaneoulh and the country ‘ makt the nomination. anbjett to theand easy to me nit never falling in re
begins to take on that charm unequal-
led in the opinion of many any other
season than spring. Frost is tardy in
l its departure at: has been evidenced'by,~
the sloppy conditions of the roads, but
out and the discarding of furs and
donning of light weight garments fur-
ther preaagea the end of cold weath
George Mills. since his ascension to
chief of pallet-shin and his acquiring of
a grnnhopbone. has developed into a
veritable swell. ,lle studies wltbaloae-
peas all the latest fashion plates.
dresses with strict adherence to rules
of the swell set and has even develop
ed the fad for a dress suit case. The
envious are aiming to stagger grow-
ing appreciation of “Pop‘s” inclina-
tions by proclaiming that "He‘s only
'itlllilig on airs That case he uses for
a lunch ban." but. it is reported on
the authority of a Trntbful Thomas
that “Poo" has ordered a dress suit
and is preparing to go into swell sum-
mer society in full regimentals and
operate his graphophooe.
it is common talk. the scarcity of
farm hands hereabouts and many who
aim to secure the services of two or
walk
visiting his daughter. Mra. P. G..
= .nnd Ship Building yards at Port RlchwE
“it ~
»W»Wu
I
filial . _ . ‘ .
WJWWQS‘! Outof it. And .
thedoflpf‘llp ave-Bea. 00"
‘ ‘Ai‘
three men regard the situation with
anything but eomplalltnlcy. Farmers
are eonalderlng what tittlpa to take.
Tile larger one: will no doubt adhere
to the old rule and aeolll‘e what offers.
I
,, . -. ~ . _ ..
ldar—bo you belong to an anti-unar-
iiiplenzuol Have you accomplished
much good? _.
Mfly~\'t’l, indeed. why. we have
pet-alluded some of the South Water
utrect ieamaters to say. “Oh. fudge!"
when their teams tangle upr~Chlcago
Nowa.
at the New York Barge olllce; other:
not so extensively enabled. who have
found the rottnlta nut mtifylnxly large
at best. are considering the advisabil-
ity of letting their land otlt Oll shares».
l'here are few instances where thel
method proves entirely‘ tutiafactory tO‘. Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain'u
either party bill the small farm own- Cough Remedy.
er believes it the 108%" t'Xifillllfl 9V”! ”When i hail all attack of the grip
3"" 1“ Inclined ‘0 take. the ”F‘k- .laal winter itlie second one) I actually
___,___...._.... cured myself with one bottle 0f
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," anyn
ili‘rank W. Perry. Editor of the Enter-
QHOINOH in Superior Court 0' Newlm‘lSP, Shtlf‘lvilll‘. N. ". "Thin l8 ”l9
HIMPShiI‘e an to Ability to Travel. ‘honeat truth. I lit limes kept frotn
MANCHESTER. N. H.. March li—«ln i coughing myself to pieces by taking a
order that the. superior court of New! teaspoonful or this remedy. and when
Hampshire might paaa upon the quote ‘ the coughing spell would come on at
tlun of the physical ability of Dr. M ‘ norm 1 would take a dose and it seem
fred A. Amen, former mayor 0f and ‘ ed that ill the briefeat interval the
lueapolla. who is under arreal on . cough would pass off and i would go
charges of bribery. to return to Mid . to sleep perfectly rice from cough and
neapolla for trial. a hearing In the roll" f ita accompanying pains, To any that
was given here today. Extradition [13' ‘ the remedy acted as it moat azreeable
l
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
on. AMea's PHYSICAL com. I tort?
pors having been approved Dy GO\'Pl".i-utrnrl5t- la piltiilu: it very mildly. i
ilor lluclieltlel‘. DI'. t’tmt's Watt '0 have . had no idea that it would or could
been taken to Mlnneuota this week. but
1knock out the grip. alnlply because i
this t'olllliit'l DN‘VNHEG “NH step by In- had never tried it for auch a purpose.
:siituting liabeas corpus procoetlingnflbul it did. and it seemed with the net--
on the ground that the doctor was. in “mi amp-it of ttlllifilllllg the remedy
till health. and that the journey would ‘ caused it to not only be or less dura-
‘be dangerous. Other: lsalles were rats-'tlon. bill the pains were‘ far lean ae-
ed also. and the t'llllt‘t tiliDOInlcti a bone 1 vero, tilid i had not llflOtl tile contents
log for today. ‘ .of one bottle before Mr. (trip had hit]
The case was presented before Judgeime adieu," For sale by all drug-
Plke. the hearing havinlz opened atjglala. 0'
910:30 o'cloek. The weather was any --......-~
lthing but pleasant. An Att'lliaon man who had been ag-
; Dr. Antes appeared to be in excellent t gravated at the slowness of the opera-
aplrits. lie and hill wife spent the 2 tor on his line. did not get angry and
night very comfortably atu hotel lltll'e.§smitsh the machine. instead. he sent
having arrived yesterday from tho i hol‘ a copy of the pomp “Mimi" at the
cock, where the arrest was inatle. at 1 SwitchiwPlckctl-l'p.
the home of the brother of Mrs, Amen. i
Deputy Sheriff Duane, of ilillsbominancsn or COLDS AND amp.
county, this state, brought the damn! the. greatest danger from colds and
into court today. bl" Sheriff [”93”- grlp is their resulting in pneumonia.
of Minnesota, was at hand to nsfllllm’l if reasonable care is used however.
charge in cutie the court should decide 2 and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tak~
in hilt favor. Before the hearing be i en. all danger will be avoided. Among
-..._. ..__..._._——
I this remedy for lheac diseases we. have
lyet to learn of a single case having re-
iaulied in pneumonia. which shows
‘M lconcllisively that it is a certain pr'e-
TO SUCCEED CHENEY- ’ventire of that dangerous disease. it
i will cure a cold or an attack of the grip
tin less time than any other treatment.
i“ is pleasing and safe to take. For
contr‘salc by all drtiggista. ”
l BILL
Report of Nominating Cummittee of
Foot Guard Promptiy Accepted.
HARTFORD. March li.—«The
mitten of the. First Company. GorenE ‘
iltlr's F00! Guard. appointed to present; “They say that death loves a shining
a name to be placed in nomination totmark.” "Does be? Well, it seems to
Hill the vacancy caused by the realgnu’ me l‘ve noticed that the fellows who
of Major Louis R. Cheney. last wore the most gold lat-e bad no ”Oll-
aptainghle ln dodging danger when any real
The report was ac-itlghting was going on.-»-Clevcland
funded with applause. and the commit-E Dealer.
lit-e wae congratulated upon its work;
iand discharged front further consid-Z
The beat pill “heath the stars and
. stripes;
The report was pro ly accepted? it cleanses the system and never
!i.l('llit'llani W. R. A. Bulkcloy compii-f gripes.
Eon-tiling the committee upon their ae<§ Little Early Risers of worldly re-
flection. in compliance with orders? pate-n
tfrom the atiititant General. Captain Ask for De.Wltt‘s. and take no sub-
tilill has warned the company to meet, stitute.
appioval of the atljutant general. (‘apjsulta {)cWii's Little Early Risers ar-
italn Bill‘a name will then be formally ouse the secretions and act as a tonic
tplaceti iti nomination. j to the liver. curing permanently. Clif~
Captain Fred R. Bill. who is a mem-l ford Pharmacy. “
‘ ber of the firm of Bill Brothera. truck-3 ‘ ~—----—~'-
Aakitt—i‘i’hnt is the quickest way
ltluarti, December 1. 1884. and was pro; of acquiring short hand? Knowltt—
gmotetl from private to general gultieJMonlley with a buzz saw.-~Chicago
i. lie was promoted from fourth sergeant News.
l to ena‘ign. November 19. 1891; from cn~
reign to fourth lieutenant. May is. l893:
from fourth lieutenant to‘aeconti ileu-
-lenilne. November 30. 1896, and from
isecond lieutenant to captain. June 13.7
"1899.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when—
ever tried, almost without exception.
lo. 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's or Plalatod‘a. “
When every other means of attract-
: attention fails. a man can go with—
?SHIPWRIGHTS ARE ON STRIKE.
j Many Men in New York Trade: Unions l in
Out Today. out a coat in whiter.
NEW YORK. Mitch ll~ln accord; {
ance with the decision reached at the' " ‘ . ' ' ‘
meeting of the local union. 300 ship-Y1.
wrigbts. itllners. carpentera and canilt- .
era, went on strike at the Townlefll
and Downcy ship building yard on‘
Shooter‘s Island today. The members
of the union employed intotber yardsi
are not affected by the Itrlle. There
are now 575 men format-l; employed“
at the Townsend and DOWney yard on
strike. President McCallnm. of the”.
local union, says that mourners have
.bacn ordered to keep away from the
yards of the company and to refrain
‘from making any demonstration. .
l The 200 men at the Burlee Dry Dock ,
.‘rnond. who went on strike yeIterdny
.are still out. bllt Superintendent Mo
lmughlin said today that he did not ex~
pect that any more of the. men would'
_go out. The ntrlltera are boilermakera ;
and iron fitters.
l The (91.1“!!! workers employed at
the J. W. King planter mills‘nt New.
Bridlton. any they do not intend to
mike and It Surin's ship yard: at,
West Brighton the iron workers and-
lllbhinlots any they will not join the
strike movement.
a .
REAEONB FOR SEGREMTION.
CHICAGO. March “—1th dlterenco
cu in degrees of mtorlty between
boy: end girls in the freshman year
is r. ttlndnaul moon ilfll' W
ttlon. uncouth; to a «nonmetal justic-
suod by Dr. W. R. Hm. president
ofthellnivenltyofchimn. Dollar- V... ~
'per nun: “When thrown ‘toge‘ther in 9”“-
a new envlmmut on nuance t9 the, “Jud”.
cucumbers Ind atrium-item».
mwalereneesbofmnmtload.t
andrhomldmtminton
mmtorthebtentmLNtnthem-
collar) with]: III file cane.
forthmmthntthebonmgirll
mutehmmflunnw i
uddonotmoethatonemnp Int
inmatflerthintbeotha.”
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County,
Frank J. Cheney maltea oath that be
lit senior partner of the tlrni of F. J.
Cheney & (30.. tlolug buslueaa in the
tilt:
lulu martin”
bnwuu
NEW vonx. '.
NORWAA‘A.. ' '
89m New I
City of Toledo. County and State ator‘o- ,
said, and that said iirm will pay the;
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fort
9 now,
self fighting
floor. and the carbon bola: mend into
ten than the coat of matches. as with
each anti every cane of Untarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Cntarrli Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and aubacrlbeti
ill my presence. thla tlili day of Decem-
ber, A. I)” itiliil.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Scull Notary Public.
Hall's (tatarrh Corn is taken intern-
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. J, CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggiats, 75c.
llall'a Family l’llla are too best.
Call You Get Better
Groceries for as
Little Molten
Elsewhere?
20 llm. Gran. Sugar, 81.00
Elgln Creamery Batten 27c
Strictly Press Eggs. 22c
10c
10c
Francy Evaporated Peaches,
Fancy Ivaporatcd Apricots,
Fancy Cal. Prunes, 3 lbs. for 25c
Fancy Large Mackerel loc each
A. Stall
2'4 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
lllxene Floor Finish.
WAXESE covers an old or a new
floor and retains the natural grain of
the wood. if the floor is stained, it
brightens and preeerves the color. if
it in an old floor, 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 up
As a germicide. WAXENE is charged
with properties known to be death to
vermin. it driven away water bugs,
cockroaches. bed bugs, buffalo bugs.
ants and other insects. Mice and rats
show a diallke for its taste and keep
away from the floors upon which it
has been used.
WAXENE saves time~labor~mon-
ey. it is the easiest to apply of any;
thing ever made for floor dressings, lt ;
tends to purify the air in the room and ;
for hygienic principles 'cannot be:
equalled.
Call for Booklet.
FOR SALE BY
comisrocx.
WATKINS
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Iowa 'NORWALK.
Poona 141-6.
‘ 9.5%.. Tip!
First—its convenience by being able
to get the light withput the use of a
match.
Second-Jule lessening of the duo-
xera of summation 1mm escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. u. if the gas is turned on, it will
light.
Third—The great reduction in the
danger of fire from attended lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of nintcheo by nor-
vants and the soiling of carpets by
thron'ln; the discarded match on the
the output.
The cost of
this Lighter should be
memetbeu‘hter'wllllutc‘u
your.
via a.
iii-u: mutt
‘..Steamcrs En la and. Cindi!
!Norwalk leave “New York, Pier
’23, East River, Beckinlll‘St‘.,*3
p. in. Norwalk and Sbutll NOI-
walk during the night. .
out: you I rm; 1}
1 LIFE IN URI . . '
| the kind that in moderate u to mice.
[ ante and profitable for inveltlnent, para
l fact for protection of your family?
l’l‘hta Connecticut General Life innar-
. iand? company of Hartford deal in thin
in .
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. FRED H. FIELD GENIRAL AGENT,
. United Inuit Iulldlna.
I south Norwpiit..t't. ‘
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JUNlUS BROWN; '
Painter and Paper Hanger ‘
Pure White Lent! and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
no long and cover double our
face an machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcoa, both on South
Main street, were painted by no
in this manner over eleven mu
. no. They are still pod. .. .1
Your home will no! it.
if_l paint it. My out). 8Imik
Main Itreet. My . _ .1105,
Elm Grove attest. .
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Bea utlful
assign;
1" ~~~.-Il-t
a're sometime. hard to (it,
but than are Inch . ,
neverthdeilp Wcflon't .e
to seem boastful. but your
proud of our stock. We m9
ed hard to (at it. We didn't
take what was thrown to in.
That in one reason why tic
have the trade we do;
pearaacc one hundred per cent. better. .
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PAINTING, mean HANG- ‘\
ma. DECORATING.
will .i a it".
to cm”: amt». ‘ not, Mailman.
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PHI TI. , 91.
by improved methodl, hum. non
reachable—more lasting. m"
Gold, Silver. Nickel. 009W: 1k
I0 Antique Bronzing. __. I
Motors.
The Newman.“ Electric lo-
tor really has no superior. 61:51?
show you one.
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was. N. 11me
5" 1'" G 0‘?- M
56 WATER ST”
SO. NORWA L‘
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DAVID W. RAYMOND: l
Funeral Director
nnd Embalmerr
19 North Main St. South um
Revidcnce, 9 Cmncent Tam
Telephone at home. 3”.
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1847. ‘ up],
PLU ING “ND “W
H, TING.
HOT WATER. mm
nor an: HEATING. ‘ .
nova/nun om ’
SLATE AND TIN mm.
Gun and Steam fitting.
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THE JONES & H _-
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