,;
; ,iuli
gigguefiew
d ooug .
n y e smell per
" cent. of the mil-
lions who have
consumption in-
; heril it. A slight
4cold.s tickiin or
t hacking coug is
" the beginning.
' '1 end after it has
reached a certain
advenced stage
there is no ending except the grave.
Any case of consumption that is cureble:
that is, any one having consumption whose ;
family or intends still hold on to a ray of ‘
hope. may take comiort in the knowledge of
the tact that One Minute Cough Cure will
give instant relief and finally cure.
This famous remedy dose not pass immediately
Intolho stomach. but its are long tn the throat. cheu
end lungs. producing the allowing reeulle:
l) Relieves the cough.
2) Maltesthe breathine easy.
3) Cute out the phlegm.
4 Draws out the inflammation.
5 Ktlisthe perms (mlcrohee) of disease.
6 Strengthens the mucous membranes.
7) Clears the bend.
e) Reilevel the leverish conditions.
9) Remove: every cause of the cough and the
lam on the lone.
(10) Enables the hlngs to contribute pure life-
giving and life-sustaining oxygen to the blotti. Curse
roup and all Cough. Lung and-Bronchial Alisctione.
CONSUMPTION OURED.
" My physician told me one year ago that i would
dill of consumption inside of a year. i commenced
taking One Minute Cough Cure for my lung trouble
end it cured me. I have gained 20 pounds and i am I
pretty ltve 'dead woman.“ One Minute Couch Cure
saved me." MARY F. SULLIVAN. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Pleasant to the taste. Good for Children.
Good for every body. For Coughs. Colds.
Croup. Whooping-Cough, Bronchitis, Aeth~
ma. Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung
troubles no remedy is so good as ~
ONE MINUTE
COUCH CURE.
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FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
NOTICE.
EAST nonwmscnom DIS-
TRICT.
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk;
School District are hereby notified?
that the District tax of' three mills on
the dollar, laid on the twin assess-j
ment list of 1902. at a meeting of the;
district held on the 13th day of June“
1902, at the East Norwalk school
house, will be due and payable on the
first day of April. 1903, at which time
i shall be ready to receive the same
at my store, No. 10 First street. Pell-
aity at the rate of nine per cent. aj
year from April 1. 1903. wilt be charge
ed on all taxes remaining unpaid on:
and alter May let,1903. _
. E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Tasteejor the East Nor-~
walk School District. .
Dated, East Norwaik. March 23. 1903,!
‘ an3 it";
EllSTNUiiliillLii.
Mrs. McKcon is‘h’ifliting Mr. and Mrs. i
KNOW. '
(‘hnrlcs Mcrritt will spcnd Sunday,
in Vi’orccstor.
Mrs linttic Walsh is til (it hcr homo {
in (fulingc strcct. ‘ .
E. ii). Gorham hos rccovorcli from an 1
ntinck of rheumatism. ‘
, Attorney John Room was in Bridgc»I
port. yvstcl‘day on business.
Thomas It. Griffin is rccovm‘ing frotn ;
tlw grin and is hills to sit up. 3
A new folloc is bcing erccicd nronnd ‘.
the lt‘lnncgnn place in Fort street.
Thomas Cornell. who has been sick.
has rcsumctl his plncc ns stutton mas-E
tor.
William I.. Burtictt. of N0rwnlk.~is!
substituting for Mr. ll‘critllnon. one 01'."
liobcrt .ltlsclovsky‘s drivers, l
Tito bal'gc Hurry Up with a cargo of;
bituminous coal arrived in the harbor.
with n ('ill'go for ltnymond Wothcrs. E
Tho Jnniorbsnd believe that the
sum of $50 will be cleared from the en .
tcrlninmcnt given Wednesday night. i
Miss Edith A, Mcntl, or Port (menisci
is'thc guest of Mrs. John W. Banks.
her sister. She will remain ovcr Sun-l
silly, ~ “I _ i
Richard Bland requests at large tit-E
tcndllnce at the session of the Advent"
Christian humbly school at 12 o‘clock.
' tomorrow. '
Arthur Corr. is helping. Jeremiah;
Slnvwson. of Pound Ridge. to pack up,
his ' furniture preparatory to moving.
to this plncc.
Gcorgc Morrison is re-erecting the
hot bonscs that. he purchased from F.
S. Lyon, of South Norwalk in his yard
in Van Znndt street,
The condition of Drugglst T. .., urlf-
fin remains the name. He is slightly
hotter during the mornings. but toward
night is“ does not feel as well_
The Rude] oyster shop was busy this
morning and Captain Hovelon Rowland
thinks that business will probably pick
up and continue for a month or two.
Rev. Charles E. Benedict will con-
duct the meeting of the Junior Band
next Friday night. The band will
hold its meeting in the lady‘s parlor.
_ Dr. F. G. Brown, of Brooklyn. N. Y..
who formerly- resided in East Norwalk,
was here today, to mock up his fumi-
tfl'lrc'nnd move to New York for good.
.The‘Junior Band will conduct the
service in the Knight; street church
tomorrow night; "the president 're-
quests all members to meet apd go
In a bbdy.
John w. Beattv hee‘ taken the con-
tract- tor the pointing and pepering of
the tenement in Rowoyton owned by
Mrs. Hurry Pepper. The tenement is
who occupied down stairs by a fruit
stood and a cobbler's shop.
James (‘otvlegkheslstioli by gents":
it let tsetw .replrngn as a
nah ra'ot of supernatant». He has’
grid the doodle hes stfintabed to
,. .
.crtsotl and tile gcnt's was won by Mr.
:ilowurd (lorhnm. At ll o'clock till
; marcbcll to tho dining room to suppcr.
‘lt was in tho first hour of tho morn—
: William Kcono its scorer,
. sidcnts. hns lnkcn u position with tho
. in Dunlulry inter nltd will “hit South
,curpcntcr pro for from picnscnt ut
' borrow nlty from nnyono and thc only
the South mg the glib. n will 5C0" & BONE. m Pearl emu. Ne- York.
pretend. o a'ie numr
Church tomorrow ls requested as it is
the lust of the quarter the Rev. Conn-
inxhem twill rcvlow the buttons. tor
tilnt pcriod of time. A illilllliilllilt' pit--
ittlrc illustrating cut-h lt-nson will be
lultown.
Quito n disturbunco wns crt-ntcd. lust
l night. on lllt‘ bridge, by two boys. who
, were tilecliurging blank cartridges and
dunlllvdnu tltr policy or mind of tho rt-u-
itit'llln’ of that quiet suction. 'l‘ltc nunlca
of thc boys urn Moeilcr. and tilt-rc \vun
‘Slilllt‘ talk on tho pltrt of sumo of tilt»
, li‘HllitlllH of making it t’lillllllllllll to the
police lcgnrdillr. them. if tllc distill'b-.
but"! in it'|it'iilt‘ii.
'l‘llc l'uum‘nl of (icorgc. (‘llillllllllf-{n‘
wnn lli‘itl ycsicl'tlny ni'icrl'looll lit 2
o'clock, from lilt‘ llonlc of his dullglttl-I‘,
'Ml'ti, (,‘lml'll-n (icllrltlnll. tit Iii Covo
strut-t. llcv. il_ ii. (‘llrlit-ntcr oi‘llclnt-
it‘ll. 'i‘llc funcl'ul was nitclulod by n
lurgc delegation of lncmllcre of Lincoln
Council. 0, ii, A. ill, of which Mr.
.(‘lln'lmlnus wtts n ('lltll'lct' menlbcl'. 'l‘llc
illlli'lillttnt Wits ill linion (Jcmctcry.
‘ Rownyton.
’i‘llomlls Kconll und ll party of t’ricnds
,‘who went to Long lslnnd on u duck
jsilootlng trip, lltm- rctnrncd. llnd rc-
lport tilllt tllcy hnd cxccllcnt luck with
{tho birds. 'l‘llcy stoppl-d llclll' tht- Iifc
.snvinu station at l‘Illton's Neck. and did
i thcir shooting crcningn. 'l‘llcy bugged
in lnl'gc llllnlllcl' of ”W birds, hill just
lilow many could not hc lcttrncd. 'l‘hc
ipuriy colnprisud Sunlucl lrclund. Roll-
icrt Show. ’i'hotnlls Kcogh nlld Edwnrd
Smith.
1 A party of young folks i-llll‘pl‘lHt‘ti
‘Miss Emma Lambert llllii ll low in»
ivltcd ghosts. Wilt) wol'c spcndlng thc
lovening llt ltcr homo. ill Osborn uvc-
nttc. inst night. 'l‘llc llifuir was \’l‘l',\’
. nict-ly nrrnngcd by Miss .icnnlu |.c
ftftlllllt. ’l‘ltcrc Wiln‘ vocnl iiilti instru-
. lnctllul music. l‘l‘ilcs wcrc glvcn to tho
; winners of the donkey gnlnc. 'l‘ltt- lud-
gie's prize was won by Miss Lillian ttoir
ing when all loft for llonlc. wishing
Miss Lambert many happy birthdays.
and leaving her some very nice rc-
mctnbrllnccs ot' the (.tccnsion.
Cllnrlcs I'lcdntuu. ruled lib, mid Chur-
lcs chnc, rulcd till, plnycd ill thc lint-
llcr pool tollrnnm‘ent last night. 'l‘hclr
scorcs were its follows:
licdulnn. chnc.
~i~~i 10
12 lti~rl
lb 3x
ill—n! :llv‘l
22—4 H
30 5]
iii tit“-
~ '3 77—4
42 iii
48 till
lt‘rcd invcjoy acted as rct‘crcc and
Gcorgc Cortklill. tho histrionic gen
tlemnn Well known to East Norwnlk rc-
Wilson and Smith (inicly company
which is to play nt thc (lcot'gctowtl
Hall. on Monday night. Thcro will ilt‘
movng plctnrcs, titlncing :lnd flinging
llnti ll g‘t‘licl'al vnlllicvillc show, Mr.
(‘onklin says that ho is thc only local
lilit’lll in tiltI btlllcll, ’i‘llcv will plny
Norwnlk" :1 work from Tucsdny. Mr.
t‘onklln says that thc dutics of a stage
times, for while Georgetown rc-
ccntly ili'llnfl as advance agent for the
show. ho was walking across (mo of
tho lots wll(‘ll n liltlc black and whitc
unilnul bobbed up ill front of him. The
unlmnl was evidently frightened, t‘ox
when Mr. Conklin pnrsuod his way to
word the railroad station he noticed
a vcry peculiar and far from pleasant
nroma which he ltttrlbnlcd to the littlc
black and white animal. The horrible
situation hardly dnwncd on him unti‘
hc rcachcd the railroad station, lie
was miles from homo and had only one
stilt of clothes with him. He could not
thing left for hint to do was to ride to
linst Norwnik on tho cars as he was.
Thu pcrfumc of thc little animal was
\vnftcd about thc our and Mr. Conklin
wns avoided as if he had the leprosy.
llc hilti the whole car to hintscif before
ltc touched the end of his ridc.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Ethel Petty will spend Sunday
with her cousins in New Haven.
Mrs. Earle Stevens. of Rownyton
avenue. has returned from a visit with
relatives in Greenport, N. Y.
Miss Jessie Benedict is still too ill to
resume her titltics in the primary robm.
and Miss Pearl Stevens is substituting
for her.
The. mock trial and entertainment. to
be given by the Rownyton Fire Dc—
pnrtnlcnt. in thidrr's Hall. this even‘
inc. promises to be very interesting.
as well as laughable. Theeervlces of
Albert Dunn. the well-known banjo
TUINGERING couch"
The cough that hoids"on
in spite of all remedies needs
energetic and abovean thor-
ough treatment. A mere
cough mixture won’t do.
Root out the cold that causes
the cough. '
How? Scott‘s Emulsion.
Why Scott‘s Emulsion? i
Because it stops the irrita-
tion. soothes the tissues and.
heals the affected membranes.
When? Right away.
Scott’s Emulsion begins to
help with the firSt ticse.
We’llnndyoeeuip‘iediienrqneet.
Doctorstook :
in.
, the
helm at no not avenue Methodidt
This is o wry important cm‘lsidorstion in. a woman‘s corrupt _
grout. Stillh'iilt'lltin'itl fccl iltnt onc \vomun can wrlto_to nnothc r tcilhlg her the most private and confidential
tlctnils about llcr lllltcss, and know that. hot lcttcr Will be soon by n woman only, —— a woman full of sympathy
for her sick sisters, and With 3 knowledge of woman‘s llls grcutcr than that. possessed by any other [K‘I‘Siilb
M rs. Pinkllum never violntcn the confidence thus entrusted to hermnd although‘s‘be publishes
tltousnnds of testimonials from wolncn who have boon benefited by her advice and medicine. never
in all llcr experience has she published such a. letter without the full consent,
epcciul rcqucst of tho writer.
The rcu‘son Mrs. l’inkllnlnis so ntnply qualified to give advice in castle of tennis ills is for the reason
that ti\'t‘l'(iliti llllndrctl thousand ('llh‘i‘s come before hcrcucb yeah—some personally, others by mail, and
this into bccn going on fortu'cllty yours, titty oftcrduy, and day nftcr day. Twenty years of constant success,
— think of tin: knmvlt-dgo thus guincd. Supply, women are wise ilt seeking advice from a woman of such
experience, cspccially witcn it is absolutely frce.
As an illustration of the good comlu
torts-nit of Miss Hattie Douront. the. rend
lrs. l’lnkhant’o ability to help them. This s only one of thouennde of the some lttlud'otr letters
which Mrs. Pinkllntu has on tilc.
f" twondc
nulenco with Mrs. Pinkham. It; is e
and often by
from such advice we herewith ubllelt two letters and
of which should give every sic Wollltlll confidence in
' “ hit-tit hills. Plxxluu : —I have rend with interest your advice to others so much
, that. I thought i would write to you. fun i have bccn sum-ring {or e long time. i have such
’ ‘ “' bearing-down pains. and such shooting pains go through me. I have hoodlum. backache.
and feel tircd. Menstruation is very pelnful. sometimes have to stop work nnti lie down.
,. ' My stomach blunts terribly. and 1 not troubled with whites.
3,.‘ soon. i rcmnin.
' July 24th, 1900.
Hoping to hear from you
Mute llar’rll lintisoar, Succnsume. N. J."
" ill-”A n Mun. l‘lxuuau : —I can hardly find word-l to thunk you for your ltdvicc and
i was in a terrible stntc. over
"one wry nut-volts. had hysterical spells. i think i would have
been {or Lydia E. Plnlthnln’tl chcteb o Compound. Your ictter told me just. whet. to do.
and your nit-dicinc cured me. u d I cannot express my thanks." '
Miss HAT“! Dutlnotr. Sllccnsnmn, N. J."
No other medicine hi the World has received such widespread and
No other medicine has such a record
or such hosts of grateful friends. Do not be persuaded
to Just as ma. Any dealer who
[to is seeking nlnrxer rotlt. Follow the reco
s of cures of women w t
rfnl Vogctoble Compound. part of my body ul‘llcd.
tome insane had it not
March till). 1901.
unqualified endorsement.
an? of fegnlc tiropibleh
. a any 0 er nit-t cine
Olselms no lntefleet in your case.
and remember that the 'thousnnd
paper were not brought about by ‘ieomethlm else.” but 5
to something
this medicine,
one letter-sore constant: lntedln thin
I [Jill I. “lilo-’0 Vetete
ilui‘el'. linvr lli‘cli St‘t'lll‘cti for tho chur-
it‘lt'l‘ skctcb to ho givcn by several
tlctllllcm of ”iv dcpnt'lnlcnt nitcr tilt-
not-k trial.
Miss Edith Alwuy. of. Ncwnrk. N. J..
it tho guest of Mrs. S. A. Godfrey, Miss
\lwny will rcmain until liftcr tllc wed-
llng of Mrs. Godfrey‘s dallghtcr. Mist:
uouln. to Louis Sl'illnidl,'wlll(‘ll will
like place ncxt Thursday.
’l‘wo dcnd dogs were found between
he fcnccs opposite the rnilroad sin.
.ions here this morning. . The cnnlncs
helongctl toMl-s. William Broudhuisl
1nd 1‘. C. Albert, and wore killcd b)
’reight trains somclimc during lllc
night. ‘
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rownyton. Rev. A. l.. Hub
bard. pastor-Preaching at “Mill R. m..
ihemc. Mary‘s Choicc‘. Sunday school
at 1:30 p. ln.; Epworth League at 6:15
I. m.; ill-curbing nt 7 p. m.. theme, An
Evening With the Book of Ruth. ser
vice conducted by twelve young ladies.
Monday evening. meeting of Othclttl
Board. Meetings of work are to bl
omitted during conference.
Rowsyton Baptist Church—At 10:43
a. m.. sermon to children. illustrated
by the use of flowers; at 7 p. m.. third
in Pilgrim's Progress series; essay by
Mrs. S. D. Woods, spcclal music: Sun-
day school. 12; Juniors. 4; Senior
Christian Endeavor. monthly consecra-
tion meeting. led by bliss Norma Sher-
cr; Wednesday. at L' p. ‘ g, Llldlcs‘ Aid
meets at the home of. , B. A. Grit~
tin; Thursday evening's “7:45. month-
ly covalent meeting or ‘ li‘t‘h. follow.
ed .by’ mating of otflc‘ “Aboard.
One of Constable E. J. Lsdrigan‘e
horses one being'led to water yester-
de'y afternoon by Eddie Smith. when
n passing train‘trightendd. the animal.
The hot" escaped anti 'ren' down the
track I g tar 'es Flukdtt'a crossing.
when its legs went through the ties
at N ridge. and the enlmel became
met. .. Limit-then “tithe accident.
and milling mt ltr‘wbs nearly time
(bf all! M‘tho Halibut!“ filers he ran
to‘the'depot'.’ null bed homes Mester
F. B. moose “telephone to Tower
Operator Front: Thiel. and be stopped
the‘express bef'oyo it restated the horse.
Meanwhile eonlvplsnite had been pro-
o'ured. end themnlnlel, wee removed
you his perilous , lien. Its legs
vet? set, list it {in ..‘..I_'ed other“... in.
, 3". l. ‘W i-
l.UNl)UN. March ue.-‘rno nntlllui
Oxford~(‘llmbridizc
plum» toduy at tho Quccn's (‘luh
:lllll. showcrr wenthcr.
fulr~sizcd crowd proscnt, including illci
Prince of Wales.
anisotropy "Edi-E
end bladder right.
The pokcr pluycr need not. be partic-
‘ularly intelligentito knowbow to deal.
in . makes kidneys
less than the cost of matches, as with
proper care the Lighten will last one
Veer. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ‘
lilililillill. Mill, 2
c... nests“ HeinL-endLW/eet e...
State of Ohio, City of 'l‘olcdo.
Lucas County. se.:
Frank J. Cheney ntuites oath that he
is senior partner of the til-m of F. J.
(Jill-tiny l: (in, doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State store-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case ‘of Cntnrl‘h'tbet
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Cniorrlt Cure. '
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me llnd subscribed
to my presence. this iiilt duty at Decem-
ber, A. 1),, 1886. » ‘
A. W. (ELEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hull's Cetsrrh Cure is taken intern-
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. froc.
F. .i_ CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drllgglstu 750.
Hall's Family i’ills are tno best.
Enjoy What
’ ' ‘ 'fldtl Eat
And Pay Reomnble Prioes.‘
Creamery Butter, 3 ‘ '3 ‘ 24c.
20 lbs. gradaletea’suqer, 3 I .00
5 lb package Union Oats, 20c.
(a premium in every package.)
Tomatoes. 10c can.
Early lune Peas, I 0c can.
—-_......
A. Stnll
24 COTTAGE divs.
.. ~ EAST 'NORWALK.
JUNiUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double nur-
fece as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were pointed by me
in this manner over eleven seen
no. The! are still good. .
Your house will stnnd so well
it'll paint it. My oflce. 62 South
Main street. My residence, 3|
'Elm Grove street. , ' ‘
Se t lamina
‘ Gas Tip. ' ' A
First—its convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dab '
zero of suffocation from escaping gee
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. es. it the gas is turned on. it will
light. - ‘
Third—The greet reduction in the
danger of tire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of wells
by the scratching of matches by’ eer-
vants and the soiling of carpets by
throniing the discarded metch on the
floor. and the cerbonbelng [round into
thecerpet, ’ -, ‘ "
The cost of this Lighter should be
t
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To ignores, ply-rupees wn-n
nusuielrrtsu. sro‘MAcH. uznvc
. ”it; .
AN intone rn‘o
\IT to nor A question,
was WHETHER Tnev, DAN ,
~ gen mu. on unrest-n;
gaunt-ton to, ml. run
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meiflo "
by improved methodeflhenog. more
moonshine-more lasting. - . _
mid-'Sutw- it’d“? girlish ei- .
Io Antique met: ~
M01913.“ 5
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to not: b,» PP ohm; my
show“ in —. . " :
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PLUMBING AND more:
dormer“ HEA'rntb. 4" in
nor slam-arms .
Q“ m.
Gel Fixturee.
me noses in
. courts
{out line of wall paper we be" , 'Pe 3
3 and we are satisfied thetyon ‘ '
something to your entire ll
in title dispiny. Remember.“
thinking of your spring piper":
TO ORDER. ,. r _
Window Shades. i. .-. i! ‘
Picture Frames. ‘ “,
I“.
l’nlnters' Supplies. .1 . 3] Wt
Artists‘ Materials, ‘ i1 & ‘
spsclAL. ‘.. "l .
White'cilrmln Poles with risotto..-
Cloth Window Shades, with utilise.
250. . ‘i ‘,
Solid Brass null Curtain Rods, still, “
long, with fixtures. 100. ',
on Cloth nlmllnz. 19c box. ' ”'i
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