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NOl’__l_CE
EAST NORWALK ”-SCHOOL DIOI
TRlCT.
The taxpayer: of the Ent Norw lk
School Dlotrlct are hereby not] ed
that the Dmrlct tax of (er9 mill. an
In. dollar laid on the town not».
mint Hit of 1902. at a muting of tho
district held on the 13th day of June,
'.l902 at the Eut Norwaik Ichool
house will be due and plylblo on the
am (lay of April 1903 at which timol
I shall be ready to receive the some
at my store No.10 Flrst street. Pan
ally at the rate of nine per cent. a
year from April 1,1903.wl|l be chlrg
ed on all tam remaining unpaid on
and after May 1st,1903.
E. E. GORHAM. ,
Collector of Tue. for the Eat Nor- L
walk School District. ‘
Dated, Eut Norwnlk. March 23. 1903.
m23 flit
EAST liillilliIlL
Mls. Sachtler has moved from Myr-
tle avenue to ()sborn avenue
(lcorge iI‘lIlch is having gas installed
ill his house ill Van Zant street.
Mrs. Daniel Petty has returned IlfI
ter a visit to friends In New Haven.
Max Levy. who was in New York on
business yesterday, has returned to his
home.
Challes Parmnlee ls overhauling his
boat at $e float of the South Norwalk
Wall (‘11
.lohn W. lleatty has secured a con-
tIIact to paint H. W. Mother's house in
Burritt avenue.
Regular prayer meeting will be held
this evening at the East Avenue MoI
Ithodlst Church.
Hubert 1’. Pierce is conducting the
business at the. Bridge Pharmacy dur-
ing the illness of ’l. B. Griffen.
The regular prayer meeting and so—
clal evening of the. Advent (‘hrlstlan
Church will be held this cvning.
E. E. Gorham has the contract for
the painting of the house. owned by
tier. A. J. Smith. in Rowan street.
The choir of Christ Church will re:
hearse tomorrow evening at the home
of Mrs. William Tate. of Rowan street.
l)ruggist~’l‘. B. Griffin was not ally
better yestcrday‘froln his attack of the
grip and if anything was II trifle worse.
Rev. W. E. Hooker, of St. Matthew's
Church, Wilton. will preach at Christ
Church, East Norwalk. tonight (It 7:-
45.
Charles licdnlan. rated div, and
Charles Keene. rated 90. will play the
next match in the Hafner pool tournu-
meat.
The condition of the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray. of Rowan street, is
slightly improved.
measles.
Edwald 'lobey sustained a painfulLE
injury yesterday while at work on anL
oyster dredge. His hand became
caught in theI dredge chain and several L
lingers Went ill the block. it is ptls~l
siblc. that hem may also the use of therli
though it is bound by his friends that
they can be saved.
L
that it is a reflection on them.
take some action in a short time (lo
The child has thei so
‘ to do so under the law.
Itahd, “Ir the retire-d Itltlon in a
short time
Quite a number of young men from
this place and Belle Island have abun-
doned the trolley and are wheeling to
Norwalk daily
Miss Mubcl Clark. of Peunoyer
utIoet, lulu an improved from her lllI
(less an to be able to lit up for a short
time each day.
James Smith. who was slightly in
fared in th(I fire; (irill at uc hool It short
time am has completelv mover-(Id
flom (he Mil'ldl‘lli.
LIlIIin l.. Stevens who has been cm-
ployed for some flaw. renovating the
I'Icaldcluc of Mrs. DWIIII, DIIIleII, hall
Itill nevrrnl (itins‘ work to do.
lIIlIch-I II}
SthI-ns 0i l’t‘llllill’l'l" Mrs. Sturgea, of Wilton. who has
street has schlrIId the (only-mt to .meIn week with her niece. Mrs. J.
paint UNI chllIicnI e fol mellv owned hr \1. Perry; returned home on 'l‘ucsduv
Lllenjumin Stevens Belle island now Friday evening Will in. ”sum-2L
owned by MI. llrown. of Brooklyn. L\'lghl,” IIt Ntll'fleld llrItIlge. for which
There will be it meeting of ltowuy
‘LtLon (ltlzcull tonight at (luidcr s llull
8:30 o'clock lo conuider the. prom»;
(Id (Illaller for Ike t‘ llv of South Nor
unlit. which includes llownylon. 'llII
meeting is for the [lilliltiut‘ of getting (I
full expression llllii II general IItIcII-
dance is (lI-(Iir.(I(l
The l.llIiiIIIII' Alli
Methodist Church.
meeting in the (impel. yesterday after-
noon. and elected the following ofli :
corn for the ensuing year: President l
Mrs. Frank 'i‘heall: first I'ieo'prcsldent.
Mrs. James 16.
Society. of the
held (I iIusIucuI-II
president, Mrs. Daniel P. Wicks:;
treasurer, Mrs. Henry Godfrey: sec»:
rotary, Mrs, Edna Walker.
Edward H, \\'hlIe has brought suit I
for form-insure against his son, l«‘ll,v (l, i
White. and the latter‘s wife, Maud S. l
White. formerly of this place. but now I
of Honcvoe Falls. N. Y., and agalnsl '
James E. Stevens and William A. (tush L
man. of ilowaylon, and Frank Seaman,
of New York city. The property in 10- L
rated on Prospect Heights, and Siev-
(Ills and Cushmull are interested in it .
frolehe fact that they placed a lien I
for $186 to secure a bill for painting
owed them by Pay 0. While, aIld
which he refused to pay.
l
DARIEN AND NOROTON. i
Mrs. R, A. McDonald is visiting llll
South Norwalk. i
Tomorrow the examinations will bci
held in the Center School.
A number of young people are plan-
ning to buy new wheels this year and
the wheel crane has fairlI struck the
town
Jerome S. Gainer is to sell IheL
farm tools and live stock from lIlsL
place on 0x Ridge. The salLeL will be .
at public auction on Marclh MI. '
Gainer has five horses fifteen cows. .
gasoline engines and all sorts of fat In
tools A. C. Hemmer will be the;
auctioneer.
The talk occasioned by the sermon
of Rev John Lee illooks laul Sundoy
has not yet subsided. and in fact seems
to be raging mortI strongly man ever. '
There are only a very few colorod ,
people in Darlen. but they are int‘iili-I
(Id to resent the. sermon and consider
The talk of calling a town election is i
crowing somewhat and ii is probable
that the selectmen will he forced to'
that the town would not be left in
such a state as it might be if either ‘
one of them should die or refuse. to1
not They have stated that they will ;'
take no action unless petitioned to doL
Then they would be (IompclledL
What their
,Ieasons for not acting are not known
but it is known that one of them has
said that if a man who had never
been Selectman was chosIn he would
refuse to continue his term. The pr-op ,
osltlon has been made that the Repub- .
llcan Town Committee and the Demo
LII-rntk Town Committee. got together
and see if they can agree upon some
acceptable man and have the selcit-
llHI W101 s’lmi‘ ili‘iWN‘n Ja) Pfliil' i men appoint him as they a: (I empower-
and \lillianl Seaman last evening at
llat‘ncr 5 store II as a surprise to thoseL
who attended. it was expected that
the garlic would be very close. with a ‘
a victory for Seaman'wllo is rated 75
while Petty is rated 65. Such was nol
the case, however. as the
score will show:
Jay Petty.
following quietly that one
:on that lob himself at the next eicc-
\l' m Seaman.‘ i lion and Would not care to have a new
ed to do under the law This they
will not do. however but their reason
for refusal does not seem apparent.
The vacancy is that of first sclectman
and they can only choose a first ae-
lec,tman and it is whispered Iery
of them has his eye
‘Irudes luvolIiug flflecu thousand llh
Stevens; second Vice» I,
"(Iris Ill reconciliation have been uIIIl
Leight bundled strong announced vcs
have refused to accept at reasonable, in
‘un eight hour day,
‘crs, $3.60 for carpenters, $3.28 for pain
Lters. $4.20 for bricklayers. masons and
‘conclusivcly that it is a certain pre
“will cure (I cold or an attack of the gr!)
rule by all drugglsts.
(TRAINMEN STILL IN CONFERENCE
ll 4 L man break ill and get used to the job.
19 - 10—1 it was rumored IcslcrdaI that a pe
“Leia". lit withI diphtheria. III now conu
‘I eat
Mir "White. of Lyons Plains. bus viti-
ted Miss ililec Adonis.
Miss Ella lI‘unton, of Aupeiuck, is the
(nest of Mrs. V. Godfrey.
Mrs ilertrudo Wood. of illusion. ,irl
LhP guest of Mrs A. I13. "luxury.
W. ll: Morehotmc and son Madison
have visited frlolltiu ill Billltilptnt.
Mrs. .ifllllt'ti Still-gen, who was very
Ill last week. is now ntucil improved.
Mrs. P. l'. Morchousc. who has
Ieeu qulte ill for two weeks. is now
about again.
Miss iI‘lorelhIe Perry has spent a few
lulu with her grandmother, Mrs. W”
l'iillll iiohinsoll.
I ‘iililtilllii‘ preparations lllll't' been
IlIIIic by lilt' lllIiii'iI (if illi' Ul'tiel‘.
l5,000 TO STRIKE APRIL 1.
Negotiations to Adjust Wage Scale in
Building Trades at an End.
hitll'N \l'l‘ \‘lI‘ltNON N. Y.. March 26.
it now seems ccrfnin Illni (”general
trike will be ordered in the llltlidlllll
bullies empilncd in the ieIritory ly
lag in town the Bronx film and Hart
fold t‘..onu on April 1 PM weeks
-onlcreuees have been held for the
Int-pose of :Idlusting ihe wage scale
but it is now announced that the (If
vuillnu and Ill-golilltiolls are practically
It all end.
Builders and contractors.
banded iogcther
who Ill“
in an organizatior
l(III(lII,I that they anticipate a strilu
(and ale prepIIIing to throw open tlIelI
shops to union and nonunion nIeII
alike alter April 1. They say tho
they have been willing to meet thcll
employees halfway. but since the)
crease they will light to a finish.
The demand of the workmen is to
with increased pa:
and a Saturday half holiday. Thl
scale demanded by the men calls for
If (I day for plumbers. $4.20 for lath
pluslercrs: 83. ‘28 for linncrs and $17 I
week for henchmen and men elnploy‘m
in running woodworking mm hlnerI
DANGER OF COLDS AND GRIP
(be greatest danger from colds all!
'tl‘ip Is their resulting in pneumonia
if reasonable care is used howevel
and (I. hnnlbcllaln' s Cough Remedy tak
(III all danger will be avoided Amour
Ihc has of thousands who have use:
his remedy for these diseases we haw
.veI to learn of a single case having re
united in pneumonia. which show:
vcntlve of that dangerous disease. 1
‘n less time than any other treatment
it is pleasing and safe to lake. lI‘o
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President HIIII Announces I Substan
tial increase in Wag".
NEW HAVEN, March 26—~Presidcn
lohn M. Hall. of the New York, Nev
Haven and Hartford Rullroad. met Ih
ll'alnmen‘s grievance cohlmlttee at it
o‘clock this morning, in pursuance o
the arrangement made yesterday, t(
consider the specifications of the new
schedule of wages endorsed by the dl
vectors of the company, Before thI
meeting President Hall said that as th(
schedule WRs divided into many class
es, he could not conveniently say her
much the increase would amount to h
Ihe different cases,
Hi' added that there was (I subslan
lial increase all around, though (he il
crease was not based on any partlcuia
percentage and was in no sense a bori
zontal one.
As it is not unlikely that the confer
ence‘ with the irainmcn's committev
may consume the entire day, there b
a probability that President Hall's (Ion
forencc with the conductors' commit
toe in rczard to their schedule will not
be held until tomorrow.
. MORE RlOTs',
Disturbances of strikers are no
nearly as grave as an individual diSOl
(ler of the system OverIvork loss 0
A "who ‘are thin and pale when
Isleop. nervous tension will be follow
Sill 17—1 ililion is being circulated for the call
.lt)~l ~6-1 log of an election to fill the (acancy. l
in 31 3 If fills is so the first steps will proba-
48 38 , bl) taken in a few days.
55 . 46 ‘ ' l
(I _ 57—4 WESTPORT. i
ll.) 58—2
Fred Carr acted as referee. and FredL
,llrown as scorer
ROWAYTON.
lion. Charles W. Bell. of Rowayton
avqluo, spent yesterday ill Hartford. ‘
William Darling of the West side. is
renovating his residence and grounds
Tile final rehearsal of the mock trial
held in Guldels' Hall. last night wasl,
most successful
Mrs. Frank Theail, of Pennoyer
street, is recovering from a severe IA-
tack of the grip.
Rising Star Division. Sons of Tom-
pcr,ance held. its regular meeting.
Tuesday night. and transacted routine
business.
John Rich and family. of Crockett
street will move to the Fallon home-
SCO'i‘T‘S EMULSION
"is for babies and children
they ought to be fat and
ruddy; for men and women
I who are weak and delicate
when they ought to be strong
and hearty—Jot all who are
A not getting proper nourish-
' meat from theirfood. '
Poor blood. thin body, open
the doorfm‘dm Scdtt’s
.(letc ill.
in the Westport Piper company. and
days in
Mrs Frank Godfrey is \lslting lnL
New York city.
loseplf Morton is file guest of New
York city friends. IL
Miss Nellie Allen. who has been
is convalescent.
Alexis Bodlllol has been tho
I
guest.
of New York cit,I friends.
E. Sterne Wheeler is having a cabin
built upon his yacht Jewel.
Westport Grange. met last evening
In the rooms in Hurlbutt‘s bloc.k
Miss Mary Bennett of Boston. has
been the guest of her parents on.
Compo street
Mrs. i'ndcrwood. the State street;
millincr has been the guest of her
relatives in Redding. i
Harry Fail-child has pulchased (I.
new horse of Norwalk parties. He .
will use the horse on his twenty -flveL‘
mile mail route.
Andrew Gorhu'nl. who is studying
to become a dentist. in New York.
has been the guest of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs George u. Gorhatn. I'
Mrs. Ann Riley. of Main street. who
has been ill. ls able to be about the
house once more. At one time it was
thought that her illness would prove.
fatal owing to her advanced age. but
under the Ikiifnl tmmont of Dr J.
M. Nolan, she in complacent. L
J D. Pléltlu. (it New York. was the
meat of Mr. Ind Mrs. R. w. Post. itL
their home In River-tile avenue. yer
tel-(lay. xx». Pickles" is a port OWEN?
with Mr. Pout hull been looking After
the bushes. in present the concern -
luoneoftho’fllfliel‘tdntm employ“
to; two shifts of men.
“I WESTON.
M
nnwgadhmhunpenta few
ed by utter collapse, unless a reliubh
remedy is immediately employed
There‘ 5 nothing so efficient to cure dis
orders of the. Liver or Kidneys as El
(Iclrlc Bitters its a wonderful tonic
and effective nerviuc and the grantee
all around medicine for rllll down sys
terns. lt dispels Ncrvousness. Rhea
Inatlsm and Neuralgia (Ind expeis Ma
LIlalin germs. Only 50c. and satiufut
'IiLonL guaranteed by F H Baxter Drug
a St
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were. issued March
24th, 1903: list furnished from office
of A. M Wooster solicitor of patents
Bridgeport (‘.onu.: "
Wilbur ll. Dial and G. H Simond
BlIIidgchIt loop taker for sewing Ina
chines: Frank B. Fallon Bridgeport
golf club: Alexander launcher
Bridgeport. folder for sewing ma
chines. George. Matheney.Brld sport
rail joint; John H. Pol-melee ridge
port hams fastener: Aureli Stew
1rd. Bridgeport bobbin-control lll'g llle
chanism for Hal-80M“ mchilloazo
Long. Hartford telephone toll resin
tor; lbert H. Emory. Stanford
shrapnel shell; Pntrlclt It. GIrrIty
Waterbury screw driver or kindred
tool; Whiter h Cheney, Mendel: Inv-
elem brunt: William T. wand.
sonic. match bolt; Ebenezer u 1
South florvmk outlining engine: Will
ilm Fraser New London. bioetric (In
nouns grief; ,WIIILLul .13 Baylor ,
Plant-v elePOM' A”! V
was a titan ' L%ocl
(I! one for “who
TRADE IA 8
Manning. Bowmfi. .. Meridian.
.honiehoid utensils of enamel we.
Line following litter from a Na
than! Duo-Ville
CATHOLIC DHDRCHIO
.a—n—l—ut
Hearing on Appointment of Lay 'fnflI
tun efore 1 Legislative Cummiliu. L
HA {'FlI‘tlllil, Milrcll “Jib-Tile one?
hearing of absorbing inlet-(Isl Ill tllc
capitol yesterday was that of the IIII-L
hcurluk' on the bill amending the tilil-L
lute concerning the management of thoi
secular affairs of the liomun Catholic
(‘hurch The rehearing was granted Ill L
the reuuesI oi soIIIIIli It‘atlloichI of
French lIlIilI or (Ixtlilcllou who IIIc ol l
the belief Ith the iullv should bLIIIeL
mole voh (I in the atl'alls of the parish-
es than they now have. 'l‘ho bill ilIlIiL
bI-en phased lhrough both brnncluu oft
the assembly lIllii was awaiting the gig. L
nature of the governor,
quest for :I rehearing was liillfif‘. I
The discussion \vnxml rather warm:
the representutives (If the lI‘rcIIchI
speaking purlshos holding that lhc;
IllntIlllillll'lli would be (linollslltuliounl
in lillli it would (lopllle them of IhclrL
libertv
lilsllup ’I‘ ll i"'llt\ sent ll st. (mg letter i
to the committee favoring iilt‘ paw ‘
(one (If liu- bill, and several others all
dressed lill‘ committee in support (If4
the bishop‘s lIIlllIr, while at the sIIg~L
Icsiion of Senator Brown. the follow
'Inp declared thI IlllstIlveIs ill fnlol (lithe
indward \lnlleu of l’ul-'
iliiiiiiniiiiizli l.(IiIII i, Walsh of Not walk iSOIL-ID AND SOCCESSFUL.
highland lidnl
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
\ialthcw Hogan of lluIItloId llr
leorge llulicy of iialtfold Mayor (‘av
(laugh of South Norwaik ldeuId llal .
lcu of lirldgeport e\ iilItliIISIInlnllI'Lt'
.lullfoil (If Waterbury lIlnles M Sulli l
van of New Haven, Senator Noonel ((ul
Representative Dunn of Willimautlc.
THE STOMACH (5 THE 'MAN. ,
A new stomach weakens the man, be- L
:ansc ii cannot transform the food he
.Ints into nourishment. Health and
(trength cannot be restored to ally schk
man or weak woman without first ncL
Itoring health and slrenitill to the stoi
llacb. A weak stomach cannot digest
IIIough food to feed the tissues and re.
(ire the tired and run down limbs and i
lumps of the body Kodol liyspepslaé
.‘ure (lcansea pur,lfics awccicns undL
allengthenn the glands and nlembulnes.
It the stomth and cures indigestion, LJohn H. Ferri-
flOlliiit‘IH J.ohfiH Knapp
lyspopaia and all stomach
‘llfford Pharmacy “‘ .
BISHOP GLENNON CONFIRMED.
ST. LillTIS. Mo.. March 26-A cable.
train was received by Archbishop
.{alIL last night from (.‘ardlnal (lottl.
eel-clary to the propaganda at Rome,
Iaying: "The pope today confirmed
he nomination by the congregation of
Bishop John J. lllcnuoll, as condiutor of
it. Louis." Tile appointment is very
Icceptable to Archbishop Kain and tll(I
:lergy of the diocese. Bishop (Ilenuon
was born in (‘ouuly Mouth. lrcland.
lune N, 18152, lie received his cluasi~
Iul education in St, Mary‘s (‘oilcgm
tlullingar. He studied theology at All-
Iallow'u (‘.ollegc ill llubilu. lie was or
laincd in Knusla City lleeembcr L’o,
RSI. by Bishop Hogan to whom he
Ills been condjutor. in 1893. he was
nadc vicar general and June 29, ltiilti.
vus ordained bishop. He has been co-
uljuior since; llishop Glennou is i'l'I
tarded as ("III of the ables! oralors
(along the Anlerlcnn clergy,
lT SAVED HID LEG.
P. A. ilanfortll. of LaGIIangc, (3a,. (4qu
cred for six months with (l frightful
(Inning sore on his loll; but writes
hat Bucklen's Arnlca Salve wholly
ill'i‘fl it in five days. For Ulcers.
.Vounds, Piles, it's thtI heat salve in
be world. Cure guaranteed. Only 250
laid by F. H. Baxter. dnlggist. "
MORE SCARLET FEVER AT LAKE
FOREST.
CHlCAilO. March 2. .~«-1‘llc decision
.0 raise the scarlet fever “quarantine at
Lake Forest tomorrow has been re-
voked. and it will be continued ten
days longer. The discovery of four
low cases led to this change. The
Iloulng of the colleatI has been extend
”:‘(i flom two weeks to seventeen (lays
Ind public meetings will be prohibited
when the re
l
‘nr two weeks more
\
"TH: ”IDICLNI
HOCK' n i
xvtnkutnz.
. mm Imam»
L (am-I than “in how. of your union.
i my wgam mm
tum “rotation“
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iii;
STEALLM.
HOT WA TER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
only as (I You look a: least
GOI Restore color to your
(Ia hair. Whynot tI‘ilill'iI‘ZhI
WWOWMO Cheney & Co” doing business in the
"Fall l tan-lull
”melee
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and 202:.
50 South Maln Strut. .
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone, 137—3.
' any... What
Capital.
Surplus.
John H. Light
Account: Snlfoffld
:100.000.00
3100. 000. 00
Other Proms, $40. 700. 00
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iJOIlN II. reams. President.
noon Ill. (Al-loll. comm.
DIRECTORS:
Henry ilymour
Chrlulnn swam
E. H. Mathew-on
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wall-u .uarvln.
Lunch Milk
Biscult
ALWAYS CRISP IN OUR
MOIST PROOF PACKAGE
saw or BEST DEALERS
EVERYWHERE, 5'8“”.me
GLLDIOSSIflfllmm
if grout cold turnodour atmosphere
to liquid air it Would make a sea thirty
five feet deep over the statues of the
urn
whole globe.
. Tull! ALL AGREE WITH ME THAT
sauce I: A coop MEOlciNI.
MADE FROM 'A'
I8 MAKING FRLI IND!
W‘ my nowazasanoo .
III-tn;
“Mutilation-sud Wigwam
mmmdMMIh-nmm
Amwfim
“a.“
Niki. Nun.
m-Mtwohmotmn
1"-
in‘ (III the into and beautiful”
. Including tape-try. lnprdinu’fifL '
cheaper grades. This ill tho L.
(Int line of wall piper we Ill." W?
and ((9 art’ satisfied that yoLa ,
something to youl entire
ill this display. Remember Ill,
thinking of youl spring pnporl
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J
City of Toledo County and State afore-
Lauld and that said firm will pay the
Mann of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
Leach and every case of Catunh that
'cannot be cured by (he use of Hull's
Cularrh Cure.
L FRANK J. CHENEY.
, Sworn to before me and subscribed
i in my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
TO ORDER.
Window Shhdes. '
”01‘. A- D-. 1386- It re Prlines. .‘ .‘l . , t
A. w. GLEASON, P" u (l I L . ,,
(Soul) Notary Public. _ , ‘ Ii. it .‘
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken fnbern- Painters SUPPHGI .
P. .l, CHENEY It 00., Toledo. 0. I . , Iii,
Sold by Draggistll, 750. .
Hall's i‘lmily Pills are we best.
10c. I “cl
(.‘lotb Window Shades, with Lfrlnil,
250.
long with fixturea,10c-
Oll Cloth illndlng. 10c box. LL ,.
PAINTING. PAPER («some
DEOLORALTING. .
LHIe
87 Washitiztlm 3““? i
South Norwallt. ,
' Telephone Connectio'
You Eat
And Pay Reasonable Prices.
Creamery Buffer. 24c.
20 lbs. granulated sugar, 31. 00
5 lb package Union Oats, 20c.
in premium In every package.)
Tomatoes. 10c can.
Early lane Pei, 10c call.
A.Stl111
24 COTTAGE Ava
. EAST NORWALK.
. .Stcamers‘ 1?
Norwalk leave CW iY‘bl‘ ”Pier
23, East River, Beekl'l‘lan 8L“, #3
p. m. Norwalk and: woman
walk during the pi ht. .. .
m YOU Jim: flu III
‘ up: msu
JUNiUSLBROWN.
Painter and Paper Plunger _
safe and profitable for invegmntww
feet for protection of your f I
The Connecticut General Lilo “lull".
once Company of Hartford deal in ,tllll
ind.
FRED H. FIELD oENEIIA'I. AGENT.
United Bank Building.
80th Norwilk. DI.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
no long and cover double aur-
floo u machinery mixed. The
house of Willlun Stevens and of’
Stephen Wilcox, both on South:
Main street. were pointed by me
In this manner over eleveulyurl'
I80. They are still hoods .
Your house will stand as nil“
it i paint it. My office, 62 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
W
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Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—«its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dull
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as, if the gas bl turned on, it will
light
Third-The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches matches not being necessary
Fourth—To avoid do facing of walls
by the scratchingi‘ttf matches by sel‘
rants and the polling 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: I
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