3' (0%: h
uclcarcdfm Long Island. this mcmg.
, _.a._.. »
IDOL DI!-
‘ a
IAOT NORWI
‘ T
int Nomalk 1
by notified
ae mille on
own aneu-
etlng of the .
ay of June. '
alk school.i
able on the i
The taxpayer.
School Dietrlct
that the Dlptrlgt
the dollar, lald~'
ment Net of 100m
dim-lot held on '
1002, at the 2%
e
which time -
heuee will be do
flrat day of A ril.
l ehall be re dy‘k‘i‘lv. the eame
at my etore, No. 10 .treet. Pen-
alty at the rate.“ per cent. a
year gram April 1, 1 ill be chara-
ed 0 all taxe‘a re 9 unpaid on
and after May 1at,"i
GORHAM. !
Collector of Taxea e Eaet Nor- i
walk school Dlat
Dated, East Norwalk rch 23, 1003.
Joseph Poole is vi -
town.
Harry ()akcs. who linccn ill. ls
able to bc about again:
. ._.__H___~__,,;
Miss Cccilc Osborn Wtblc to at-
Icnd school today, as us
—-~c
Captain [buttons of tllciiple's ll‘lsh
Mllrkct is In New York It,
llalph llcnnctt. is gcltlmunc nico- '
Iy all his homo in Scavicllenllc.
No tcnchcrs'. meeting i held In
the Advcnt Christian Clllilast evc-
ning. i
arrrlved
cool for
The bargc Francis Stc
today. lndcn with bitumil
John ll. Norris.
i
Captain Frank Ilyxbcc's p Hultlc
Lulu, has bccn chartered t rry Ium~
.bcr to Tavern island. ‘
Thc luccting of thc Ladi Mission
Society will bc hcld F‘l'lday‘gttcad of
Thursday as planned. i
m i
Class mccling was held Ialvcning.
at. the East Avenue ’Methotilllhurch.
Jluncs L'Hommedlcufloadel}
M . .
Tbc Sunday School Doallnf the
Mcthodist Church will mcct l-ch 30
at tho home of Edwin Simon '
Mr. and Mrs. Georgc Tutti I Fort
street. have returned from lbul'y.
where they hnvc been visiting
——Y. M. C. A. orchestra play Jun-
lor Band suppcr a d ’cntcrt ocnt.
March 25th East to? .\l. E.‘ n'ch.
Admission 10c; Suppcr 15c. ‘
The schooncr Lucy A. Lnnc .vlng
discharged llcr cargo of buildingmd,
* John W. llcntty's men have timed
the Work of painting tbc factory Ithe
New England Food Company: l‘he
place looms as if It bathing! been )ilt.l
W ‘
William Avcl‘y has flaccnrcd a all
tion on the Oyster steamer “Comin-
der." The steamer will probablyc‘
gin carrying oysters to Long lslamn
a short time. i ‘
. '——-———' l 1
The entertainment to be given l-'
night by the Junior Band of the t!
Amnue Methodist, Church promisedvi
bop; very pleasant affair. It 0i
doubtlessbc largely” attended. .
J W i
,The Sunday school of the Adv
Church will hold a rchcarsal n-
Sunday of the exercises to he. go
through with at the time of the c
vention of Sunday schools to be he!
here soon.
The funeral of the latc Harry A
Benedict. will be held tomorrow after;-
noon. from his home. 2 South Osborn
avenue. at 2 o‘clock. Rcv. Pnul Moor
btr yer‘wlll ofliciate.-“Thc Intermen
wil be In RiverSldeTGemctcry.
Rov. Edward Cunningham, pastor of"5
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. made an address to thc schol-
ars in the Fitch school. Monday, and
afterward visited the various grados.
and-lnspoctcd the work being done by
pupils.
The C. S. C.,plub_ helda mocting at,
tholrclub roomli on Osborn avcnuc yes‘
tcrday and elected officers for the your:
The officers are as follows: Eva
Flags. president; Tillie Imrsen. vice-
presidont: Ethel Voorhecs, treasurer.
and Cora Taylor secretary. ' The next
mectinz will be held Friday afternoon
at 3: 30 p. m.
,ROWAYTON.
,illass meeting was held in the Meth-
odist church, last‘night.
, ;C.~_N. Guidcr has purchased from Mr.
Barclay a piano for his bail.
kins Mabel Clark. of Pcnnoyer street,
int , vcd.
,amea E. Stevens has the contract.
.forlglecomtlng thealoterlo‘r of Mr. « Bar-
ome. . a" '
owns a meeting of the Official
, . comm laxatbodlet; Episcopal
it it go pkg”; .
' as ficflfie a'éll. of
I! t
tan”
whom; been seriously lll. is slightly
I
x am one _
‘ 1.9tcrtW‘J lift:
. . l - "ii *
illllllil Willi].
Nothing Helped lintll 0r. mm}: m-
Iellielne, Cal-elm Solvent. Wee fallen.
”—
“1 yr nun-h wish.” writ» Loretta J.
Vail of o lcwoll Junction, N. Y., that I I
millilt be a la in a few lines, without pm- i.
ting myeolf forward. tolet the poo to un- .
dcrstand how valuable Gal-cum olvcnt. ;
the new medicine diaoovorcd lily1 Dr. David ,
Keonody, la in cases of lndigea on and the ‘
lilo eihnunts. which are so common among ‘
on. I suffered from a more variety of liver 1
complaint, with dizziness, numbneee, and i
an cxccodingly weak and excitable atoto of
the norm. I employed the best treahnnnt
within my reach, yot nothing really helped
until I hogan to use Uni-curs Solvent, and
that. did."
Write to tho Cal-rum Company. Kenna. l
dy Row,1tondout, N. Y.. for a free sample i
bottle. ' ' _
Remember: Only one Dr. David Ken. 1
body over liw-d in llondout. City of Kings.
ton, N. Y.. and be sure you got. his new i
and latest medicine, which in acid only In
$1.00 bottles.
l’ort Choster. spcnt Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ’l‘hcall,
The fourth grade in the public school“
won the banncr for the month of
March for regular attendance.
Mrs. James E. Stevens has been on-
lcrtninlng Mrs. William Platt and Mrs.
Charles Plait, of South Nol'walk.
Thc Ladles‘ Aid Society of the Bap-
tist Church. will mcct this afternoon
at. the home of Mrs. B. A. Griffin.
John Sniffcn. of this place. wont to
Glemiale. L. I.. yesterday. to atend thc
funeral of Ills aunt. M rs. .iohn Brown.
Miss Lillian Long of New York.
who has been the guest of Miss Norma
Shcrcr for the past two weeks. return
ed home yesterday.
Rcv. . C. Brown preached a wry
interesting sermon to the childrcn.
Sunday morning. It was vcry instruc-
tlvc to both old and young.
Thc Ladies' Aid Society of thc Mcth-
odist Episcopal Church will hold its
animal meeting this afternoon at 3
o‘clock to elect officers for the co-
slung year.
John H. Crockclt Is at tho home of
his daughter. Mrs. .i. A. Judge, of
Windsor, N. J. When he returns
home he will be accompanied by his
wife, who has been for many weeks in
a Newark hospital, and has now recov-
ered her health.
Lars lllmicl Rundqvlst. who rccclvcd
word Monday afternoon that his star
tor was dead In. .Bl. Louis, left that
night for that city. and cxpects to
reach there today. tic will probably
not retum to this state. 110 has been
.. u. —. n—w—o-
i the guilty ones are known and that be‘
“ r 'e or have stated,
Miranda” not act unlea- a poll-
tlon was presented, the matter romaine
in statu duo. .
A meeting of thc sclcctmcn was held
Monday afternoon In the town office.
Routine business was transacted and
several bills were: ordered peld. Ono
bill, that of George Cloak for servlcoe
as janitor of the town hall, was ordered
not paid. This bill was for 325 for
services for one quarter. 'I‘hc bill ol‘
1
i
Edward lt‘hlrcblld for similar survives mcrlltl
At the» limo Mr. Clock was . (lrangcl'e.
supcrocdcd he still ccmlnund to do thc cry and It I'Illl
was held.
work on bcforc and was paid for thc' tlrungu. i fflmgrk. .g Thutre in 3." Juan.
iirst lulnrtcr. The second bill was too ””""" H LAN i CAN. Jill"! Porto Rico March "5—1
much fur 'flwwmftflfllfl’mvu' INTNODUCED Ll.l._...°' ' D B'LL'yram was 0 grand rcccptlou at the .
Th an ._ . 'tlu-utrc here yesterday event , under
WESTPORT' "MM. Moat P" r“ d On H. '1thc auspices of tho cltlzcnu'fii Iwnoa
Aspclurk Lodgc, K. of l’.. met last
night, in rcgulnr sosslon.
Thc Q, Iv‘. Club will meet Saturday
pivot at tho rculdcnca of George Fall'-
bhllll.
Mrs. Churlcs l‘lakcr lllls ruturtlod to
her homo In East Norwalk after a visit
hcrc with Miss Annlc B. Jennings.
Union school is again open after u
discnfccllug to prevent possible con
tractlng of Scarlet fcvcr by pupils at-
tcndlug thcre. '
Conductor Iluvld Ward las asked for
an cxtcndcd lcavc of absence and
plans to visit his mother. residing in
Clcvcland. Ohio.
'l‘lu-fts o! burrols are numerous from
lhc llcpuy wharf. and It is hinted that
t‘orc long arrcsts will follow.
li‘rcd Jarvis. who was taken In tow
by Non-walk officers. Friday. Is serving
a scntcncc of thirty days in the Bridge-
port jall. for drunkenness.
.iullan Burr, rcccnlll' recovered from
an attack of grip. Is recuperating in
New York city whcrc he has gone. for
a brlcf visit with his parents.
l-‘uncrnl l-lt‘l'VlCt‘fl over tho remains
of the late. Charles E. Wilson were held
vcstcrdav afternoon, Rev. G. W. Bar-
hydt. oh‘lclatlng. Interment was in
Willowbrook cemetery.
Thomas Glynn ls well on the way to-
ward rccovcry from a scvcrc attack of
pncumoniu. Ho ls able to let about
llw housc and when the weather shall
have bccomc acttled will Lake occa-
sional outings,
Superintendent Purdy. of the trolley
road. says that soon a car will be run
from Westport to Southporl connect-
lng with tho Bridgeport car. at 5:50.
in the morning. This. he thinks. will
be u grout convcnicncc to many who
work In the Park (lily.
PHlll‘lllly and ltopcfuily the majority
uwult some conclusions rolatlvc to
('ompo Bench. There is every reason
to bclicve the special committee is ac-
tlvc rcgnrding tho muttcr. bllt conclu-
sions arc in ordcr and It's "what'll thta
vcrdlcl?" tho public. are desirous of
knowing.
Now comes lhc rumor that llcnchslllc
lnn may lu- purchased by E. T. Bed.
lord and converted Into a rcsldcncc.
employed for some time by Mrs. A.
Dibble. ' . ‘
The. final rcbbarsal of tho Mock
Trial. which will be ulvcn In Guldcr'a
Hall. on Saturday cvenlng next. will be
held this evening in (luidcr's Hall, at
8 o‘clock sharp. Everyonp who Is to
take part in this trial is urccd to be
present at this final rchoursul.
—-l)r. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup
scams especially adapted to the needs
of the children. Pleasant to lake;
soothing in Its Influence. It is the
remedy of all remedies for every form
of throat and lung disease.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Louis Sloorza is visiting In
Port Chester.
The residence adjoining Mr. and
Mrs. chl'y Whitney‘s has been rent~
E .ed.
Mrs. Arthur S. llibblns offers her
mer.
Tho rcsidcncc of Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Whitney has been rented for tho
summcr.
Mrs. Herbert S. Brown will entertain
her Sunday school class on Friday
cvcning. at her home. .
Thc mcmbcrs of Voluntccr Hook and
Ladder Company are talking of repeat.-
ing thc play “A Night Alarm." produc~
cd by them In the Town Hall some
2. Main street cottage for root this sum; however.
.limc ago.
. Georgc S. Bailey Is visiting in Ossln-
ng. N. Y. He is In a different part of
he town, however. from the famous
nstilutlon which led the town to
huge. its name.
Charles Adams was ill Monday.‘ He
at; so sick that he thought that he
.ould never get out again. but Dr.
very fixed him so that he was able
I be about as usual yesterday.
Clifford Johnson has entered the.em-
Joy of Dr. G. H. Noxon in the capacity
1' coachman. The concensus of opin-
l'u is that the doctor is lucky. and
tat Clifford to to be congratulated.
i Robert A. McDonald reports that the
hwycle business Is earlier this year
tbm for several years part. The
$1”!!! weather and good state of the
. ids has brought the bicycles Out in
.)d numbers. \ ‘
\lbert C. Wingate: of New York, Ie
\ lting friends In Darlen. Mr. Win-
e ls well-known. having resided here
for some time several years ago. He
rlwr bridge in New York.
Jullu
hem
is
are: not let.
Harry Marvin“ la the architect.
fingers on out for 3' unique and
Moot-entertainment to he meant
34 earl Sffllxe‘lfi” 0 tom
nude Milton u .
Contracta have been 0
d
e 11‘. «8008“.
.W
Isé»-ngagcd in work upon the new Baal.
The contract for the erection of tho‘
new residence at Collender'a Point
for Harry 1.. Comes. as pronoun.»
New York. baa-been let to Burke a.
The plumbing and furnace
‘ Thelbonae will
be 37a 36. with all the convenience.
a”...
Olmxreqatlonal Cbureh:.under the ane-
'. A' ffiotlety. The
yengbv Abe
, ford. 'It will
2 held March 28 at 8 p. m. The do:
‘ s orthe program have. lot been
worded tor
the nominative erected .It (fallen spec
deferPnlnt fornllra. J. .tlchvoy. ‘of‘
. .. Munich. man;
7. camtem mhzi‘nnk .
' . m-mbrbaudfiterkflm the lamb
Inc;and.vbeatlu.:l:mxeoet~wn he
. about 002000. mythorpim'are
”'0“ do the;
bee no la,-
by an
i It can bc llllllllll‘lllllll't'ly stated that no
ism-h proposition cvcr cum-sod Mr. Boll
'ford's luind. Alrcudy he has a far
.morchllrnrtlvc plat-c illlll desirable
ispot for homo. 'I‘hc fulurc. of thc inn
{is not scltlcd yct. Tho owners arc
incl ovcr anxious to lct It to Chap~
man or anyone else for a lowcr rental
than hcrcloforc, and Chapman acorns
lmbued with a belief that no one clsc
would llavo thc place and wants a big
.slicc off from the plncc and a long
ileasc. Chapman's cffccts arc still at
llhc Inn and thcrc is no strong feeling
.ol doubt but what he will pay the rent
‘dcmandcd and try it again nnnthcr
. your. l‘
. 'I‘hcrc is much ago generally regard-
llng ”1.. influx of tho forclgn clcmcnt
Hutu thc argiculttlral auctions, of the
state. and the promlscd revival of
; farming on extensive Iincs. Men who
. have bcen born and reared In this sec-
llon do not enthuse over the prospects.
They arc given to lament-
Elng the conditions that have existed
for years. during which the rising-gen-
erations have arrived to follow almost
any vocation other than farmingrbut
the chief lament is over thc “mdldle-
man." [I is generally conceded that
farming for revenue is not what it ours
was: tho-markets arc by no means as
open and tho tendency to limit the sup-
ply is one. that results in no direct
benefit. as a rule. to the producer.
Commission men are crcdltnd with
i monopolistic tendencies and, over-pro-
duction Is possible only for the farmer
who is correspondingly the loser. in
spite of the fact that, last year was one
of the most prolific in thc history of
grain raising In the country. the high
prices In the market are too well
known to rcqulrc comment. as well as
the fact that limitation on the general
.output kept it no. Hereabouts there Is
opportunity for nominal freight rates:
the. one boat plying belwcen Weslport
and New York serving in some res-
pects to hold them low. Farmers can
also avail themselves of the facilities
at Southport. but aftemlme. labor and
expense have been considered and tin
products reach the New York market
only through the lnstrumcntallty of the
“middleman" can they find place, and
there comes another rakevopuln. com-
missions. The custom engendereo
years ago through farmers lacking‘am‘
bltion to find their own markets has
served to create this paramount ob-
stacle to profitable farming and affect”
the results. There are expreaaiqne or
surprise that here the Grange his not
been a source of salvation» its appoi-
tanltlee are vast. Westpon Grange
II but an adjunct of one of the greats
eat of . national organizations. Farm.
era could successfully combat existing
B'“Ea:.fld lf mlddlementhero need he
sectioning off the oountryund deputia.‘
lag aimember of the Orange to repre-
sent the farmers In the blg cltloe would
golfer 1mm a desirable change In
conditions. Not in Coneoctlcut alone
but In the country» generally have the
the combine; succeaefully. planned
to control the markete and over-pro-
duction on conditions 'now are is a
. thing of the put. “a ~0rg'uments
again-t the present aim-lion le that
uletors control the prices as well
syntax-ken. and the producer reape no
actual benefit: to the contrary, atatlp
up. tend to show that rluke are lit-
exlaued. profits) diminished. and farms
iii-u a business hardly mm on
t bin. MLfi‘QTMWMb, to be,
i
i
_ .. . but they are mainly where valfi'
”Wm, .hrh
Mammoth. . .
WP: " hypoxia 1 ,. :r f, ' '
git ltlhsisuvorli...d§.
t caution approve;l;2;’.tl"&
pleural +5 M... a?“
EVELT.
n.‘
I w. In ‘IL .. all M
1 .. L. L... .. ..
mm. cmlsldtlrllitm from mo
llnlanclpetlmx la the w
. S
l-mdo' through 1:0 i Followed by
an Elaborate Dleplay of
102.60%";xfrx" 21):???“ “ lot Mills Ailrc Rooscvclt. following an
1 , '9 -- ‘ cr- ' _. . . . '
l't-tary, Mr. Wyndhanl. lntroducl-d tho i31:22?“emflzphy‘aum.xiiwfiilft,33d”I:
lrisll land 'blllnln the House of (‘oln- itrcmondous ovation from tho 1,90pr
“‘0'” “1““)- lh“ bill “03'0"” “ m’“ ,unthcrl-d on tho Plaza and on tho bal-
mum of 360000.000- lconlcs and roofs of lllt' houses. Ono
’lhe lrlsb land hill provldus that it" tho act ”WW... rcpreacntl E Presi-
tenants w,” puy “V4 9" “Gm- hm’“"“ :llcnt"Rooscvolt. was 25 foot hilflh.
on loans from tho govcrumcnt llult llll- Th‘. imprmr 0f the theatre was deg.
lcunntcd flu-me amt grazing lauds wlll orulcd profusely. '
be sold to m-lgbborlng tenants and that Mm}. ROOHN'l‘ll Spent two hours
:33: COm'MWl‘mN“ will s“”"“"”“ "W shaking hands with the lnvltcd guest's.
,. ' She will Icavc San Juan for the In
l....'.l'lil3:i.'“lii”.iil‘il‘lll'bilh'lll'lllii" 5 '“"“"" “’2‘” “"“"'""“l‘“‘ “y will“?
'l ~ . I
led to 82.000 in the congested districts wig: $21,..adpxll'und tallmllr‘lgllwaay:
(l 80 000 cincwhcre. The bill will , ‘ "
3360‘“; effective November 1 \1r Iloncc. Mayagucz and the intermediate
Wyndham sold :750.ooo.ooo could aufe— 331338“ 3.1,? fifhxiiifimg‘cg’.“ 335:;
ly be advanced on irieh land. but hc . have planned a big reception for "hi.
thought the schemowould not Involvo l “00‘6”“ ‘ ‘
$500,000.00). ‘ ' ....
NEW CANAAN'S TOWN CLOCK.
After waiting for about flftceu yours i
scngcr. Tbc clock began striking on}
Thursday March 5. The clock ls i
from thc well known Manufactory of.
thc Scth Thomas Company at 'I‘bomns- i
too, this statc. The entire cost of the l
clock and [or work of setting It up will i
be about 8500. It Is called a “townl
by prlyatc subscriptions. (
STATE BOTTLERS To MEET.
On Thursday aflcrnon at 2 o'clovk:
lhc State Botllcrs association will
hold a convention in (lel'manhl hall
for the purposc ol' reorganizing ch ~-
resentntlvc bottlcru will bc m'cscnl;
from New York. Philadelphia. New lIa-T
ten and other pit-loos. Business or in-
torest to thc bottling aseotslatlon will.
lic discussed and uclcll upon. Tho ns- .WW
, ..
sorlation amllnlcd with'lhc notional’
Hill [1. illlISlilil.
Require no painting. Orna-
mental ;nd easily applied. .
Write for prices. eamplea and p
' catalogue.
minimismmmmo ;
ISO-SW ""011. MOIY 0!", l. I.
body, will neck to llcttcr the prcvuillng i
condition of business, ;
a
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & j
HARTFORD RAILROAD. : PLUMBING.
‘ mimics. ; STEAM.
u. at... £75.. 21. 1902. ‘ nor‘fwnrsa.
Luv: 30::ch y'ng-ALK son? ANDGJS
A. tit—12:40:, 6:051. 'a:5'sx, 6:15. FITTING.
6:55. 7:13. 7:52, .1.
8110:. 9:03x, 9:25:i
9:40, 10:2“. 10:40, 11:35:. i
P. M.—-—12:55x. 1:13, 2:25x. 3:051
3:20x, 4:07, 4250:. 5:40, 5:55x. 0:38,“
6255:. 7:55x. 8:00. 10.20.
SUNDAYS. '
A. his—12:40:, 5:05x. 5:58a. 9:05. '
9:42x. .. -
P. M.——8:20x. 5:40,: 5:55;. 7:20.
10:10. » .
LEAVE NEW rVORK' FOR COUTH'
NORWALK. . . ,
A. M.-12:02!. 5:00. 6:00, 7:00..
8:00x. 8:02. 9:00:.- 10:02:, 10:0(.
11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.-—12:02, 1:04. 2:001. 3:02,
3:30x, 4:02x, 4:04,.4zilo. 5:02. 6:00x.
6:02, 7:00:.'8:00!. 9:001. 9:30. 11:00:.
soup m socctssrm.
sunnavs. ,
A. M.—- 3:031, 6:00, 7:30. 10:02.
... illuminant
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FDIT
NEW HAVEN.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South'Maln Street. .
South Nerwelk, Conn.
“Telephone. 137-3.
A. M.—12:osx. 1:15. 1:25x, 6:18.‘ ”UT" NORWALK' CONN‘
7:42,§‘:42,9:10x.10:0{>;.11:05:.11:37. ——-—- » ‘
P. .—12:02x. 1: . 14:02:. 4:18.
moms. 7:06x,9:05x. 9:15, 10:01,!“P’0'1' 1100.00000
11:15. i Surplus. 3100.00000
Brldpportxp addition to above-P.
M.—-I:40, 5:03. 7:28.
' SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12l083, 1:15 3, 1125:. 7:42.
0:10, 11:05:.
glean ll. reams. mum.
P- "cm W- :ucee mums. Claim.
aetrru nonwam To omeuavd
A. M.—8:23. 10:07.. 1‘ ‘ DIRECTORS:
P. M.-1220, 0227!, 5210. 5357, 7210. John fl. FQI‘NI Hgnrykgymwg-
. -"*‘ . John H. Knapp Christian Swan-t1
DANIUIW 1’0 SOUTH NORWALK- John H. Light E.H.Math0waon_'
A- 10:16:00. 7333. 3:13: 9:33. 111" Joalah R. Marvin ’samuel Grumman
P' M'H:o.ox! 6:“: J. Willie. MarVIn.
Sunday trains. to Danbury. 9:20 a. ,
m.: "(:80 p. m. Leave Danbury. 8:05
a. map. m.—-0:03.
An 'I' ht!
l thfl' Profits. 340,700.00
' .
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Accounts 4.11am
i
\l.
. \k- a‘.‘
in mp3“
.e cults... J‘l
. ' . t" t‘?. “git 1‘; 0
Clear as Daybghtl
To. have a lasting Vanilla Flavor . . I , "
.. it must be made without alcohol. ' '
n a ”fill“? mmmxm‘t
Meet ‘ey’e‘ry adornment wwefirféc‘t FlaVoring .
l t K y -.£
l
i
p
’ L“!
n.
.. Eire about )
Buss Prop Ill-.000“-
ofncious. Eooapmcat. .
m .
y thenl'and be- convln‘cjed.“
7"?”
City of
aid and
sum of 0N
each and every case
cannot be cured by l
Catarrh Cure.
her, A. D.. 1886.
(Seal)
llaIl’s Cutarrh C
ally. and‘acts direct
mucous surfaces of the system. Bend
for testimonials. free.‘
1‘. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsta, 75c.
Hell's Family Pills are me best.
Enioy '
'Meln
match.
light.
1)
yeel'.‘ '
ca...
shew
Pore White 1,.-
mlxod by band willw
u long and cover__ _
face as mflhlnery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. . both. on Smith L
Main atreet,;were painted by me
in this manner over eleven were
ago. They are-till 3000.
.Your houae will mod
I!!!”
My residence, as
Elm Grove etreet. . , _
If 1 point it.
throwing“:
floor, and th‘ "
the carpet.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas CountY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that hot
is eenlor partner of the firm of F. J-
Choney ‘& Co. doing business In the-
Tolcdo, County and Blatc afore-
that said 0rm will pay the
of Cutnrrh that'
he use of llall’e
. FRANK
' Sworn to before me and eubecrlbed
in my presence. thla 0th day of Dec/em.
A. W. GLEASON.
a public clock has bccn‘lnslallt-d in the i “my “meme Puma
atceplc of thc Congregational Church ' ’
and now strikes the hours as lhcy fly '
swiftly by, says the Ncw Canaan Mcs- l CREW”? Batten .24"
‘20 Ibs.'granalated savor. $1 .00
5 -lb package Union Oats-20c:
(a premium in every package.)
clock" simply because It will furnishl
time to the public. and not bccauac it i , 7| . Tomato"! ‘
was furnlshcd hy the. town. The mop i 3,5,00,on uare feet in nae In ,
cy, a litllc ovcr 3500, has bccn rnl: ‘ the State of NNECTICUT. Early lune Ptfl.
entirely by public entertainments Ma Made from galvanizedrtln; met,
. etorm.end lire-proof. ’ ' '
A. Stall
24 COTTAGE AVE.
' EAST NORWALK.
1‘
x ,
Painter and Paper flange: .
street.
” our mam... "
Gas Tip;
First—Its convenience by belng able
to get the light without the use of a
Second—The lessening of the den.
gem of suffocation from escaping gee
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. if the gas is turned on, it will
Third—The great reduction in :the
danger ,ot flre‘fro’m discarded lighted
matches.;matchea not b‘eln‘g necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching ‘0! matches by eer-
v‘ants aud'the‘ soiling of carpets by
_,tllacerded match on the
0m being ground Into
The coal. at. this. Lighter should, be
leas‘tban the cost of matches. as wlth
WHEY? the Lighter wyl last one
mum-um
:i on.
.5“ l ”1"“.1‘“ 0‘04
‘ ‘ film _
booming mm. listing..." ‘
rupomblwe m; .
it‘.g¢ta,.sn§’off.j.hleaot,‘cop”; u.
imbulieus' Me;
u.
you A“: .
m...
are is taken intern-
ly on the blood and
”5.31“, _
g You'Eat
all“:
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.l. CHENEY.
Notary Public.
10c can.
10: can.
7 ‘l' J
a and Zloc,’
ear twice
double sub"
ea well;
e 52 South:
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,;v§.‘rgo‘.bxaf:‘¢ou' ' law 'it. :-
1, tidy
your
all.
‘10
madly: «
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In
Including tepeatry. Ini'ralgtl‘
gheaper grades. This in tho 4
eat“ line of wall paper wake"
and We are sntiefled‘that‘you'w'l .
laomthlng to your entire eat.
thinking or your'abrlnr‘rmme. ‘
. "
25c.
O
23,
W a.
' the
Our low G
19
ms cmmam 2. ,1-
mac co...“
roa-
White Curtain Poles with Fululfii'
10c. . l
Cloth Window Shades, with trim :
”I
L. .
South'Norwa'lk.
. .Steamers ‘Ea
Norwalk lea‘ve
p. m.
Ii. E.
W
navm w. almost)... dug;
"l
Telephone at hangout-cw .'
' . . my
iguana-haw mun meme no ‘ HOTIMR .
minim , line no, aeperlor.
. .
all the no» and Want“ ,
Remobnberiue‘ ill“
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.1
To ORDER. 1' ~i ' .l . .i
Window Shades. 1‘ '1 . ’1 1
Picture Frames. ] ‘ j ., ;
.._...._._. g ‘. , . . ,
Paloters' Suppliee. 1‘ l i' 7‘
Artists‘ Materials. 1 ‘7. ‘
SPECIAL. “' l
l
o ._..———u
.3“;
Solid Brass Half Commands, 3 tr.
long, with fixtures. 10c,
t..
1
II Cloth Binding. We not. ' ll
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. lg
i'I . r .r .. l > v
r x. ”£90105qu hi. Wslflal‘ j ‘
' . Mani
.lloc
‘87 Washington m
.‘frélebhgnii..conxiutimh
gNn old my a
ew York, ‘Pi'er
East River, Beekmen Stirs .
Norwalk and. South Nor-
lk during the mimic
, promissory» In
LIFE INSUWINCI'.
kind that is moderate aa to. price.
safe and profitable for investment, per-
fect for protection of your “family!
The Connecticut General Life lneur-
once Company of Hartford deal in title
kind. _
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT.
Unltdd Bankr‘luildtng, '
loath Nerwalk. ct.
iii-iii. ., it
’now in Sloth“. I i,
, _._-- ; inborn
an El
3‘.
n. —- lllll 3M1
out tit} .
I
run Avenue, tandem? ”f
m am an. " ‘
Funeral Director“ .’
, and Embtlmerw ira-
North Main St.
, ... "
Realdence, 0 Creacent Toma. '
have ”it a «
monument» «
to 'fi‘
"locum
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