an ,
Miss lilullna Brundage. who has been
Iii. is again able to be out,
Mr. Hopp,_pf Cove street. is getting
his boat ready for the summer.
George (lemmings, of Cove avenue.
has had a relapse and is seriously ill.
Mrs. Mead, of Fifth avenue. has
been visiting Mrs. George Northrop. of
Westport. .. ‘
(T S. Witch. of Stamford. was the
gun to! Gruggist T. B. Griifen. yester~
day afternoon. ‘
A coat of tar paper is being applied
to the roof of Fowler‘s bout house in
Seuview avenue.
Myron Osborn will lend the meeting
of the Junior Band this evening, at
7:30. in the parsonage.
. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coehrane, of
Jersey City. are the guests for a few
days of Mrs. H. S, Mitchell.
Thomas B. Smith succeeded lll shoot- ‘
ing fourteen broad‘ bills and four
whistlers down the river Wednesday.
. Mrs. Chauncey Allen and Miss Susie
Allen have been visiting Mrs. llertine
and Mrs. Harry Gerhardt, of h‘itch
street. g
The burial of‘Mrl. Theodore it. an-
cher was in Riverside cemetery. and
not in East Norwalk cemetery. as stat-
cd yesterday. g
Captain Verity. with tile steamer Ad-
die V.. took the coal laden barges A.
G. Spaulding and Lizzie Evans to Nor-
walk. yesterday afternoon.
The building at Ferris' coal yard,
which was formerly a grocery store.
but which is now used for the stor-
age of cement, is, being repaired.
"itev. G. W. Barhydt, of‘ Westport.
preached last evening. at St. Paul’s
Mission. on Van Zandt street. The
services were well attended and inter-
esting. .
Tile regular prayer meeting held
last night at the East Washington
street Methodist Church was largely
attended. it was led by Rev. E. Cillln~
ingham.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
and social service was held at the Atl-
vent Christian Church last evening.
it was presided over by Rev. J. W.
Davis.
Captain Frederic? W, Decker. who
started for Greenport, returned home
yesterday. An accident happened to
the hoisting gear of the steamer Kate
C. Stevensrwhich rendered it neces
sary to ball] her out for a day or two.
Red and white signals which have
been placed on the meadows near Sea-
view. avenue. have caused much coni-
illent and many questions. The signals
are for the use of the mud digger.
which is doWn the harbor, and are its-
cd to keep the ranges of the channel.
Work is progressing fast on the
store to be occupied by Miss Jennie
Davis and Mrs. Richard Bland ill the
Randall block. The show cases ar—
rived yesterdily and were installed.
The exterior and interior are being
painted. It is hoped to have the store
ready lfi}!‘_p€(2ilpflnq¥,l))\' April 1.
The pet cat. which belonged to Dutch.
or E. S‘. Hosted. of East avenue, was
killed yesterday afternoon by two
dogs. The cat was half asleep on the
front of the store when the dogs spied
her. She made efforts to get away.
but was caught and killed. The cut
was one of the inost intelligent of is
lines and was highly prized by Mr.
Hosted.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Jennie SliBl‘OI', of Pcnlloyer
street. is slowly recovering from a se—
vere attack of me grip.
There will be a boy‘s meeting at
the residence of Rev. A. 1.. Hubbard.
Crockett street. tonight. '
Aaron Stevens, of Rowayton avclluc,
who has been scriouslyuii with the
grip, is able to be otlt again.
The various members of the fire de-
partment were at work ill Guidcr's hail
last night. making the necessary chan-
iiés for the presentatiom of the Mock
Trial. “
Captain .lolln DcWaters. of Penney-
‘cr street. has secured the position of
inspector Oil the tug i). M. Wheeler.
which is connected with the govern
ment mud digger, at work in the Nor-
waik harbor. ~
Mrs. John Crockett, of Craw avenue.
who was ill for some time in a
hospital in Newark. and later at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Judge. expects to return to her home
inrttlis place. next week.
The tag i). M. Wheeler with three
snows of mud in tow. sprang aleak
near Wilson’s Point yesterday after-9
noon and as the laptops were not in
very ,good order it was necessary to
run hcr on the; flats. to prevent her
from sinking. The captain-telegraph
eitto the owners and it is expected
thathnpuler tug will be sent to take
her»
A~party of Rowayton people had a
slight accident Wednesday. Mrs.
Josephine Craw, Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mrs. E. 3. Every and Frank Brands.
were out. driving near Tokoneke. when
. they. encountered some heavy wheel-
ingfw ting the bogs. The wagon be-
‘led mtg the ,llarness’mot' be
“e ' to stand the heavy
rted and the whimetree broke.
telythg horse was gentle and
as soon as th , , mubpartedf
y, {vetting a . macdhlent.‘
as another slig ‘dccident the
I moon; A lady was driving
wheg‘lthe felioeguddenly broke and
unsafe, ,tlraa‘came as. but the horas
was“ ' batons any more damage
‘5‘
Dam ’ amfiokorplt.
a: Jet has “bought a
$5?!an lt Euclid;
la: ; recovering
I "11 ,Jvllltllrg
«mm..- ... out. Mme" - tummy
pally has recently purchased a piano.
Miss May McNabo. of Hartford.
spent Sunday with Miss Jasaie St.
John.
The Methodist list-sonsgo is being
painted, papered and partially rocar-
outed.
Mrs, Benjamin St. John spent Tucs-
day with Mrs. Julia Knapp, of (llelrl
brook.
"“ - .- ..... “7'"
tion hy'lils nib t farlons dutloil Midge
Bradley had contemplated suicide. '1‘ a
leport was totally unfounded. Eclect-
man Wakemlln clatnis ownership of
the rope and proposes to use It has-
ging new potatoes when the time-
comes.
WESTON. i
Mrs. Andrew .lilyue spent several Blllllghpo‘lll ll. Smith 1" visiting I";
933,12“! past W“ “'“h ”Mum" 1.. S, Godfrey spoilt Wednesday in[
' New York. 4 ,
Miss Nollie Leonard, of Norman, will
soon visit Mrs. Gilbert Finch, in Welh‘
. or-fiield.
llclllunlill St. John, Sn. spent Mon.
day with his daughter, Mrs, (lily, lllj
New Haven. ‘ ‘
Mrs. w. R, Mackoy is about again,
but has recently suffered from n
throat trouble
Mrs. James Siurgos Ill again quite
seriously Ill. ~ .
Mrs. .l. A, Smith has recovered from
an attack of grill.
Miss Clara Banks has returned from 1
u visit in Southporl. 3
daughter lll Norwnlk.
Mrs Benjamin ‘it John will K0 m'i Mrs.|li‘l§lllk Wilt-fiber l‘ttlllanell to hm;s
, ' ‘ ‘ mine it eymour a wee _ ]
mimggfl {Kilifhfifilfmm n ‘heum‘i Mrs. J. M,'l’8l'l'y is entertaining heri
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitlemorc.‘ "”"':,Ml"',m;"¥9£‘ of Wilton. l
of Denver have named their little; M” l" l' h ole "mm. mm ms "w"
daughter l-lelen Louise. ll“ for ”w past W" weeks. 1“ recover-
Mrs. Henry Whitney and Mrs. Ar- ”
thur Whitney visited Mrs. William Or-
chard. Noroton, Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs, William Fairbanks
have returned from a visit with tileilw
son William. near New Haven.
Miss Mildred Watson returned, Moll~
day. to her art studies with Mrs. Bib-
blns. from ii month's visit with her
mother in Bridgeport.
Benjamin St. John spent Tilcsdayi
with his friend James Lockwood, ini
New York. Mr. Lockwood is with the
O, .l'. Glide Advertising and Lithograph
l .
"l‘hc Nol'ilcld Sunday school Is mak-
' illg preparations for the Easter celebru'
lion .
Miss lrenc l’ci'l'y has returned from
it visit with her brother, 0. 0. Perry.
. ill Seymour,
Miss Wakcmilli. of Southport, who
has been spending a few weeks with
Mrs. William Sanford. has returned
home. i
The Not-field Aid Society will hold a
”Saimngundi" party. at the house of
Mrs. George Sturges, on Wednesday
Company, i evening next.
Miss Holcn Adeline Waterbury; “WWILTON
Silent several days the past week .
with Mrs, Provost. of Bridgeport. Miss’
Waterbury left today for a visit with
Mrs. John Dnuchy. of New York. ‘
Rev. John Lee Brooks was enter-
tained by Postmaster and Mrs. .l. E.. . .__
Billiard, Sunday. and In the evening? Miss rolsom has reopened her res
. . .. a ' ‘ l‘ . r e im-
preached a fine sermon from the texti :33?“ "my 1" M m to, m m
Id 7 . w . .
W “mm mm” Gm “"d mam l The Mutincc wnlui Club will be en-
nlon.” . .
A unique um] original entertain-l tertulncd Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
the Pearl: H, l‘). (‘lllt‘llt’filt‘ifi
ment will be. given by
Stringers, of Stamford, in Darien, ii. ii, Chicilcstcr is on Jury duty, civ-
Tucsday evening, March 26, under the ii side, in ilanbury. and will commute
l
auspices of the Darien Methodist]I the ensuing lWU weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brady is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. R. H. Fitch.
Master t‘hurlcs Ecklsnd is recover
; illg froill a severe attack of malaria.
Chimn- Mrs, Elizabeth Hill has returned
Dr. G. H. Noxon. of Dorian. read as. from an extended visit with rcluiires
interesting paper at the meeting of; in liingilaniion. N, Y.
the Stamford Medical Association,E The public will appreciate ”m ,1“.
Tuesday .evenilng. 0" Thf Troart‘mentl provcd path leading from the station
of Iliiystelis“ tr he mfmtmlm (it! live 3? to the Congregational Church.
2323:,33. L 9. en erane ’ 'i The Reading t‘irclc met Thursday
Mr and Mrs Cassius [lenient arc 00,? afternoon with Mrs. 'l‘_ It‘. Gilbert, it
cupvlng the Mansfield avenue coil-age“ most enjoyable meeting being held.
or Mrs. Sarah E. Daskam. ()n the re-i It is N‘DOI'INI tllat s. W. Brown will
turn of Mrs, Daskam and Miss GPOl‘ngl soon transfer his large grocery store
ill April. Mr. and Mrs, llcmellt will, to othcl‘ parties, and will return to
move to Mrs. Dtlsltnm's Sedgwick nve- i the tiletropnlin. .
llue cottage. i ii. iii. t‘llichcstcr and tithe-reliving
The Epwortn League hump diu.ftllilllg lllt' proposed telephone route.
mood social." Tuesday evening, Bc- ? ('onii-illplatc connecting lhelrresideuee
sides the “diamond hunt." Misses lrma \Vlill Ill" III'W lint: ‘ W
Smith and Edna Slallson played uj Mr. and Mrs. la. resecudcn. of New
duct, and a friend ot’ Mrs. t‘. lél.‘ Fitch. York. are spending a few days at their
Rave rccitatlons; 'l‘herc was a silvori slimmer ('Uiiflne. Which hits rcuclltly
collection taken during tho evening. . undergone cxtcnsive additions and re»
—————-————- ' pairs.
~A wheeiman‘s tool bag isn‘t com; The dense smoke and base, in, the
pleto without a bottle of Dr. .homus'si vallcl‘ Monday afternoon. was the re
Eclectric Oil, Heals cuts. bl‘tlises,i51lll of numerous tires built along the
stings, sprains, Monarch (war pain. ,it‘ilt‘k lli‘ Consolidated Hillll‘tmtl t‘lll~
rgc attendance at tile
.._..._....__._.... i ployeos,
" There was u in
WESTPORT' instinl Vi'ednesday meeting at the rec»
ltev. Kcnnctil Mackenzie is visiting tort" of the \ii'otiliin's~ Auxiliary of St.
in New Jersey. : Matthew‘s parish. The ladies are un-
Austin Wakeman. who has been on
the. Greens Farms Church held a social! Disturbances of strikers are not
Tuesday night that served to attract; nearly as grave as unindivldual disor-
n number from here, and was general-, am of the system. Overwork. loss of
‘3' enjoyed. as 1110“I 01' the entertalu- sleep. nervous tension will be follow;
“Wills Of this “W Church organization ed by utter collapse, unless a reliable
are. . remedy is immediately employed.
“Chowder? Well, I Slio‘lld rather There‘s nothing so efficient to cure dis-
think so." it was served up In quan- orders of the Liver or Kidneys an El-
!in Wednesday night at Sausatuckiectric Bitters. It's a wonderful tonic.
Hose house and the assembly of stage] and effective nervine and the greatest
there to see that It Was properly dis-l all around medicine for run down sys-
posed of declared the chowder to bel toms. it dispels Nervousness. Rheu-
“the best vet." imsiism and Neuralgia and'expels Ms-
Mrs. Mary F. Gsmwell will deliver: larla germs. Only 500., and satisfac-
two addresses in the Methodist iion guaranteed. by p, H Baxter, Drug-
ChurchSunda morning and evening. gist, u
Mrs. Gamws is a returned mission-
ary. from China, and as her discourses
will be relative to missionary ,work in
that country. they promise to be high-
ly entertaining.
Fred Solomon is making still further
improvements to his place of business.
and work is begun on a substantial
addition on the west side of the “L."
This is the healthiest Indicationof'a
wise business policy. justified by pub-
lic patronage and interest. and will
DISPUTES THE CLAIM.
Contests
Bill. .
Judge H. -.l. Churtls. in the Common
Pleas court, he rd the evidence yes-
terday in the case instituted by Dr.
John C. Lynch sgainst.Altna;A. Rose.
of Bridgeport. The defendant is the
executrix on the estate of the late By-
Executrlx Dr. Lynch'-
ton Rose. widely known In life owing
revive the old time popuiarity .of a to his association with tile Barnum &
{concerngah than been..ooasplcuosuiv Bailey circus as master'o’f- "Manner“.
prominent ‘ anomalous. floridfor den. 53:, i
halt a century at tenth with . The plaintiff seeks to miter $787
amevllle district is 9W , for medicaimstmeutmw tirade-
way re-
“a"
minding: git,tney,ans,ln no ceased fora period coverinrm years
smoothies {r Sol 3 prior to his demise. which occurred in
seaming. ,jlth ,reulov , tool. This includes a fee. pa ope-
ebusmlse ' hair. Q ratios“ as well as attendance? tiring the
our chief town ohiciataia” so at: of, his final illness of Mr. Rose, which lasted
.ownseokiag, and. , . mama he has for several weeks. ”at .
' Attorney Henry E. Shannoh' 'appoara,
ingthe interest of Dr. Lynchffll'nd At-
mey William T. Hincks Miocene”:
:-
mfi ._I l I _ _ _ ‘
‘tis ‘dad‘to ~
hail-mowing mac
‘lated fay-“H; 0.“ : . ,.
Thepenatratiag odor ohtaf W Attorney Henry F. Cochrawef Brook
amass . to" clerk’s .pmoo. Wuhan in, and asked that the courtesy of his
mediation investigation it Inland appearing“ the case be extended by’
that g. quanta... OEM.WMA been lth’e court. and the privilege Visa mac
left: thmmv nebula Males: Nita- ad. ‘ ‘
nor Wmfim
«t
, A,
thus. of Brooklyn. a sister of the tea»
‘ tator,,wbo is.
vgimAt"
court Dr. and to.
l ‘ ‘30: i I ’
LO. lanai
Mrs, H. A, Coley Is the guest of her i
character of "Jim Mason." in "Human
engagement recently in Hoboken. N.
J..
houses where yell drop your ticket in
a bench and sat down to read his part.
[After he‘d sat there about half an
hour, he begin to get restless. and so
boats are outside." .
he will look amend for the engine
’the executrix.. Mr. Hinehrintroduced ‘
, torney Coohane represents lira.“ g
. , ., ...W.nu
the moi-illuminated or am 7;
.. I, ‘1'. ~v.)l .
let \...Ilt..\-.r\ .i
‘ . I i." ..
1,} I .'Al;‘avlll‘i‘ ll} 7 ‘
my latest t.
.t . W“: i
“I“. Muff ' .
'~ ‘xlriif'di, _ ,
A little red, at little white, delicately him
one way. Herc’sa ,eitcrlzfl , , ,, , ,
Take Ayer‘s Sar,sapartilit. It makes the, bloodpure
and rich. You, knew- the rest: red cheeks, steady
nerves, good digestion, restful lsieep, powcrto endure. '
. Keep [the bowels regular wit-h Ayer’s Pilis;.g this
willgreaily aid the Sarssparllla. Two grand family
medicines. Keep them.on: hand. .7. a use ca...:...;..u‘..n..’. , ‘
tied. That’s
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result lll Pneumonia. Bra-
G uara "teed l zillan ilslm is breaking up Colds When-
‘ .. ‘ ever tried, almost without exception.
Goods I
to, 25, see and 81.00 bottles. 'Bilo Olin
, lord. Baxter‘s or Plaisted's. .. 'f
I
I
coitcoitcoii
iLo‘oki
w ,, . . ,,,, ,M mm: $7.00 peritoneum.
FLOOR FINISH. which is quickly ailtll ““an received a consignment of
bright, fresh mined Lehigh Coal.
-..i.. intvtulanl .
taxily applied it cittre ll) 0 gl (1 i bought at a right price.
durable. and ilot. affected by hot or! We are going to give our patrons
cold water and Wlll “0L (.‘l‘lli‘k, marimg benefit, fUllOWan Olll‘ “gum CLIE-
wllitc. cilnik or chip off. it is an or i turn. Our principle Is not to charge
ccllcnt thing for Furnitilrc, Linoleums, f “"0 0" ”"99 WINS ”WWW the 09'
0” (‘lotll my "Makes ”m on, new ; portilniiy offers, but to give value for
‘ ' ' ' , I value received.
again." Our variety in those lines lei WE LEAD OTHERS MUST FOL-
lltlcouilili-d, and prices vary according- , LOW.
lining Lockwood it 00..
We issue llibrliry
tickets with all purchases.
i 122 WATER 31:.
COMSTOCK’ . Branch Oillce 2 80. Main St.
i'l‘el. Call 31-5.
WATKINS
OUR PAINTS, VARNISHES, SHEL-
LACS, STAINS, CARRIAGE PAINTS,
ENAMEL PAINTS, FLOOR Ii’AINTS.E
FLOOR VAHNISH, FLOOR STAINS.§
FLOOR FINISHES. .
v
voting Tickets
FOR SALE BY 80. NURWALK.
gazed in mission work, i _ , ‘ ’ ' ~ ~ ..
a business trip to New York. returned William Olmsioml has the mmrncli 1mm
come. Wednesday. for painting iilc house. barn. fence. , ,
llownrd Mills. of Springfield, Muss" cti-,, on the property owned by Mrs, J. g & Dow) ,5 ‘ ’ '
is spending a few days here with his Mcvan Belts, and has also papered‘ 1,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mills. and decorated the interior of thc resi- 112 WASHINGTON STREET. f .
The Current Events Club met last deuce. ~ ‘ '
night at the residence of Miss Clara, Charles Morris died at his home in: SOUTH NORWALK' ‘--V .
Beach. At that time Mrs. Langzetelle North Wilton on Sunday after a lin~1 PM"! 435- PLUMBING,
of New Haven discoursed on “Modern gel-lug illness. The funeral services ‘ ‘ = '
Art." i were held from his late residence Wed~ ._-_. > _ STEAM.
Members of Vigilani Engine Co. have llesduy at 2 1). ill.. ltcv. W. U. Hart SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. ; . NW N ,
secured new uniforlius. it is now Inlotliciating. The burial was in~Hi|iside Mrs Captain ll Hubbard of Mil-l ”01' WATER.
order for that pepll ar organization toi cemetery, . ‘ , . . - ‘ . , “ ‘j‘ ..
fix a date for a field day and come‘ Mrs. Emily Morgan h‘anciler. who {idldnlll'hilovgsll‘llf-e fig‘gtzsnnfiigi m: ‘Nnn‘s
out resplendent in colors and style. Idied in Norwalk on Monday, had many the 0"", “‘1? lost‘with croup. “,0 gave "'t ‘ ‘
W. S. Giiycr’s is another of our rep.Z friends and relatives in Wilton. where him a few doses lie quickly dropped FITTING.
i‘cselltative business concerns admirf her early years were spent. She is to sleep and wash“ ”gm “1' the mor- . -
ably equipped. always attractive and? survived by two brothers Oscar Mor- ning“ For sale by R. H Piai’sted F.
presided over by gentlemen alive toigan. of Stamford, slid Fred Morgan. H llaxtcr and The Clifford Phar- " 1?", Sheet Iron, Copper
the situation and deserving of popular‘ of this place. milcy ' an ' '
“"0"- ‘ WM ' —~-—-——— and Zinc.
The Christian Endeavor Society of. MORE RIOTS. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ’
HUMAN HEARTS SATURDAY. 50 South ”a", 51,3."
3 - . l ' le. ' « - .. «
bdward MtHugh who pays ti South Norwaik, Conn,
Hearts." to be presented at lioyt‘s.
matinee and night. Saturday. filled up
. i
Telephone. 13773. ‘
and stopped In New York city.
crossing the North River each night to
play. One night he was busily reading
his part in “Human Hearts.“ when be
reached the ferry~house en~route to
the theatre. ltlwasmne of those ferry-
Zs'dilin his; streamer.
utilitarian
and then wait and wait for the boat.
McHugh sifted through the chute. saw
BOUTHINOIIWALK. CONN. .
4"" f,. ’, liA'
he rose. and accosted a man in uniform. » ‘- * >1
Isn't is pretty near time this best 301 Will].
across the river?" said he . “Boat!" ”"1””!
returned the oilcial. "you ain‘t on no .. ,.
boat. you‘re in the ferry-house; the
McHugb says that
transom
.i‘fi! '
~‘ll '1'“? 93. 3‘. MOE" “f
(«It or
room to be sure, and not Judge a place
by Its looks. ,:
"GREENROOM 0F JOURNALISM."
Holders 0!. tickets in glf thlchIJ‘I'
Lecture. u are not ed ,,at. , e
tast‘addrgi their» given on Tuesday.
March 24, Instead of on March M.
Frank W. Mack flit-plat: non the
m ' "
John. H. Fania
“Grassroots of Jon ,
' stat. of Ohio, City» of Toledo.
ow err-awesome, '
1“
Lucas County.
Cntarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 0th day of Decem
her, A. D., 1886.
‘ A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) . Notary Public
Hall's Catnrrh Cure is taken intern
' ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Sand
for testimonials. free.
I“. .l, CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drtlggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Call You,
Groceries for its
Littleiidilnl
Elsewhere?
1
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar.
Elgin Creamery Butter, 27c. 'i
Strictly Frees Eggs, ‘22c D
h‘rancy Evaporated Peaches, 10c
Fancy Evaporated Apricots, 10c
Fancy Cal. Prunes,” 3 lbs. for 25¢
Fancy 139’“ Muster-lei, '1 We each
this—i. ‘ii
A Stat]
24 consul; Ayn,
J UN IUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White ' Lead ,‘aad' Zine
mixed by hand will wear twice
as' long and cover deselectin-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and, of
Stephen Wilcox, both" on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this fisher czar-[mil years
a o; ey re', ,
' ‘Tou'r 'ilouu‘wtn' amd'u well
if i paint it My‘oflco. 52 South
Main street. My residence. :6
Elm Grove at"! .. ‘
' self iiéliuiig
G36 Tip.
First—its colivenlenee by being. able
to get the light without the use of a
‘ , match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
. by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. it the gas is turned on. it‘wil
light. ‘ ’ '
_.'l‘bird—'l‘lle great reduction in the
danger of are froiii discarded lighted
ma ches. matches not being necessary."
‘ ourth——'l‘o ‘avoitl defacing'of walls
‘ by the scratching of matches by ser-
, vents 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 colt tic-matched, as with
thetLighter 'wilHutvno
proper COTS
yeah." .
« a
- s «new:
I
.‘ l i
cut; Nee. Holland wait an;
L“
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
_ is senior partner of the firm of, fit. J-
; Cheney} 00., doing business il‘.tlie
i City of Toledo, County and Stars afore-
said and that said firm will pay the
uum'oi one HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Ontarrli that
cannot be cured by the use of llali s
Eel," , Better
81.90
T _, Etersuonmmg
O
a: tilt;
in
Oil
so
In
th
lo
w
N
p.
W
th
is
i
g .
.,
cheaper grades. This is the .
and we are satisfied that‘liou
10c. ‘ r‘
25c.
‘ reservations
" ‘ ‘ iti‘
in all the late and beautl,
cltidins tapestrh.» - Infli‘mt
t line of wall paper night” "
nlething to your entire am I
this display. liemembgg‘lyld‘;
inking of your spring phparln‘.
, .fl .
- ' W‘ l ‘ 4'
.TO ORDER. 3‘ ff
Window Shades. ‘1. 'y ,
Picture Frames. _ i'i' 1‘.
Painters' Supplies. , ~21 f i
Artists' Materials, ‘ i ' £ '
SPECIAL." ;
I I It
White Curtain Poles with fists ‘1‘.
..
Cloth Window Shades, with Hill . “
. .Ul . , ’i
Solid arm Half Curt-inmost. it. to.
rig, with dxttire§,,lpc., . . X, "‘
on Cloth Binding. 10c. box.,~ “ "
PAINTING. ”9“le
oscggs'rmo. ‘ ‘
r J
! ~ .' 9.: ,-~....= ”a :3.
.17.Wuhtnston SI: ,. ,, .
South'NdlwalEJ ‘ 2'3 m i"
" ‘Te’lephgficcdnin,
1dr
\. carcass-van
. uneasiness '
stilt.
Steamers. Eagle "if
.orwzflk luvs New. .6 net
23. East .Bivsri‘ J35 .13 ‘.' e
m. orwsllc an South it
alk during the Amy-ft??? ff *
. “mommy’s!
e kind that is moderate amt. pricey .
i safe and profitable for Invoatnmi
. [g A
ct for protection 01‘ your‘Lfim?‘ ‘.
The Connecticut Ganersl!Wo.ipmfi,
.: ance Company of Hartford “91,8. it?"
kind. , , e .. ,
FRED H. FIELD densest flirty,
ennui . sails entitling.» ,
some Mambo rot,
i‘.
{'
Willis *
Paper lla‘ng‘ers‘i~..
:3; "i? mu
1
L r A-
. w ”5;. slimy!" Hi; u
Plotted“. ,,
sofa" in 615:3.” {oftg‘o' ' .. phi
moms Wm ~»
‘ , _ (77', 7 , > . _.__.;.., ; ,gwtienccmcl'ucut'rr,
by immvodvmthods, hence. non ‘LTWhaP‘ It ”0““: “4- ,
worsen-WWW. it; 4 _ {if . '.
zoom Silva-flicks! Copper ale ' “-4 " ~’ " ‘
' ' ' ' .. PLU . ND, ,
emu-mu ‘ “like, '- -' t“
"5.6323. _ was WATER“HEATING"'Z
. ‘ ‘ HOT {RH T10.
, 3919.th . MMBNG . 4:759“; 13 a!“
tor radium-lo ‘ >‘ V MITCH!!! ' ' OLATS AND TIN
. ~ eel .
. ~ “er-- 5 g! Dwa-
.. . M a stir
Norwalk Chronicler