Ia vomit i lone.“ III 'ed- mt
WV It ac
tile sand it that“ The “his also
was a tar piece and a crowd gather-
' ed to watch It not in place. It Is In the
, h u Nor'walk. store on the corner of the block which
«$315351? 2,: 2:“; “M“; will be occupied by the East Side No
that "I. District p“ of three mltla ”I tion Bazaar. whose advertisement on
tho- dollar laid on ‘the to n use» ”9“" “l “'9 '°°‘ 0‘ “i" “mm“-
m.” I.“ of 1902. .p . m" lag of ""I The centres at the Advent Chris-
diItl-ict held on the 18th day of June. “0“ Church yesterday “’9'“ largely at-
1901. .t m. East Nerwalk school tended and very inspiring to those who
home will be due and payable on the we” ““9“" Rev. J' W. D‘"'“ i“"‘“°h'
“r“ J" oprril.1903. at whleh time '(ltl at both morning anti evening ser-
l m.” be ready .0 receive me some vices. The subject of his morning dis-
“ my store N0. 10 First street. Pen- course. was "is Our Conscience Always
aIty at the 3.5“," MM p". cent. . infallible." and in theIovcning on “Paul.
year from Marti I .190 ,wIIl be char}. the Modl" Christian.
ed on “I taxes "m. Am“ unpaid on Jim. Alexander Hamilton OI'I-upied
and "t" May 1It,1903. lthe pulpit in St. Pauls Mission, inst
E. E. GORHAM . 'cvenlng. He preached an eloquent sor-
Collector of Taxes for the East N” ' men from the text “The Lord Is In His
wplk School District. Holy Temple. l.et All the Earth Keep
Dated East Norwallr March 23 1.03 .Sllcncc Before Him." The attendance
' ' "‘53 wt was good and ii greater interest seems
EIIIIIIIII... ~
'been the case In the past.
.‘i‘iigilll spent Sunday
i ' IQ
nor soswALK Iscsooi. els- i
The social service. of the Advent
Christian Church will be held as usual
this week. on Thursday evening. it
will last only an hour_ however. and at
the close the regular annrrai meeting
of the church will be held. The ro-
ports of the treasurer will be read and
.ofliccr's for the coming year will be
elected. A large amount of incidental
business will also be transacted.
Captain Pctcr Del-llcr has two boats
I at work for him .oduy. They are the
Crescent and Alberta. They are get-
ting seed oysters Which are to he ship-
pod from here to New York and from
NeII York to San i"l",fliltil~it)0 when-
.they will be planted ill the waters of
the Pacific 0I-.ean The seed are large.
about the size of II quarter or a dollar
ill many cases and stand the tl'ip wo.iii
Hubert 1“. Memo. who Is conducting
thI thug business at the bridge. phat.
macy during the Hilton“ of Irugglst
Griffin has a small Ivrell.
taken tlp Its abode ill the store. liowI
.lt came there is a anstery bllt It w‘as
discovered thcle one rnolning and has
remained sirlcc.
tame and cats bird seed thrown to it.
only a few feet away from Ml'. i’lel'ces
desk
At the SN Iices of the Advent Chris-
tian Church. Icsterday. plans were
made for the entertainment of those
who will attend the convention of tho
Ihlllcir to he. held on Good Friday. '1 he
iunth to he giIen to the delegates.
will he. servt‘d llI Randall's Hall. The
general committee in charge Iof thc'
,collvcntion comprises Rev. ‘. Ains-
‘worth. Mrs. Richard Blond. liithald
Bland and S. W. Vcisol'.
Mrs. William Leftorson. of 36 Ushlll'n
avenue. received a letter last Sutur lay
from Minneapolis, Minnesota. nnnonnc
ing the death of her brothel; Samuel
Andrews. in that place. on the 22d inst.
Deceased war. II son of Mrs. Julia An~‘
Ilrews. of Osborn avenue and brother
Iof William Andrews. of Cranbrlry;
Iohn Andrews. of Monroe and (ivory
\ndrewa. of Now \".0lk He had mall.
fllends In Ntllwalk. anti all will rcgre
to learn of his death.
III [)alr-'
bur)
(.‘aptairl Flank Allen. is buIiIlilIg a
bout lll ills y.nrd '
James lrwill Is visiting In 'll'enton,I
N. .l.. for' a few days.
Charles Merritt. ol' Riggs' Pharmacy,
is visiting in Springfield. Mass.
Michael Shea, who has been ill for a I
“COR. is able. to he at work again.
Mrs. Cunningham. of Van Zandt
street. has boelI- visiting friends in
Stamford.
Edward Tobey. Who has becn Silfi’t‘i“
lug from sore lingers. Is again ilillt‘ to.
be at work. ., ,
Drugglst T. is. (.irlilln. wlro llil'." a
severe attack of the grip. is consider-
ably improved.
Mr. Wailln. who had ills foot lrurtI
while at work at Gnmblo's Mills is pro-
gressing nicely.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beatty and sollI
are visiting Ml'. Bcatty‘s sister. Mrs
Bird. of Newark. N. J.
Miss Erma Weir. of Ridgeficld. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ChnrlI-s it,
linker, of East avenue.
Miss Eva Murray. of Rowan sll'cct
has secured a position with ..Iss S. S.
'i‘liiotson. in South Norwalit.
M. ii. Resort. «meet the well-known
merchants on the bridge. is in New
York today. on a business trip.
Clifford Randall is in PlttstlIld to ‘
day on business in the in‘tercst of illt‘
East Nor II.iiic Lumber Company.
The schooner Lucy Lane arrived in
the harbor Saturday. with a cargo of
building sand from Long island.
ilr. nlld Mrs. Brown who formI-riI
resided on Sea'iicw mom will now
reside at 703 Quincy street Brooklvn.
N Y.
W. H. 'l‘l'lstrim. though suffering
from a screw I id is still able to at
had to his duties at Deatty's paint
store.
Contractor (iambic Is building stairs
for the residence of Mrs. Dale, Sound
llcach. . .
A gang of men In at work repairing
the load and trimming up the gutters
tilt lint Side litliitlii than
filing“ “mm" ”ea" "'9 ""er OPEN Io‘rhe nubllc for the am time.
ch'. Jenn-s \\ ) gin preatlircd yos- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1st.
tcrday afternoon i t. c chapel at Crap
bury. The serIicc IIas
tended.
A handsome launch is being. con-
stl'uctcd at thtl' mill of Contractor
Gamble. it is 21 feet long and of III
very pretty model.
Tuesday evenln thc class meeting
III the East Avenue Methodist Chrlth
IIill be held under the lcadcrslnp’of
lamcs i 'Hommcdicu. '
The prayorimeetlng to he held Thurs-
day nt the East Avenue Methodist
Church. will bc conducted by one of the
conference ministers. .
A' meeting of the Sunday School
T'catircls' lionrd of the. East Avcnnc'
Methodist Church will he held tonight I
at thc home of E. i. Simons.
A number of lovers of the play are
talking of chartering u I'Irrrynli to Ianc
them to Cannons to hear (icorgc Conk~
Iin. who is with n gaiety show there.
The Junior Band of tho East Avenue
Mct'hodist Church took“ charge of the
services at the Knightatreet Methodist
Episcopal Church in the. absence of the. New Y ork have taken up their abode
pastor IIiIIIis ill. .on Contentment island for the sum
llr. Franklyn (‘I. Brown spent Sunday mer' season
hort- and lcaIes today for his new —l\ioc..k Trial. Guiderfs Hall. tonight.
ilolnc in New \or k HI: packed u him See first page for full program.
fllrrlitllre Saturday and complete the There will be an olicial hoard meet
arrangementsd'or .movias. lag in the Methodist Church tonight.
“Mrs Mary... E “Whimbuy. Who ha- Owlng to conference this is. the only
spend a month With reiatlIes in Dar- meeting that will he held in the
top has re 3%; 9 her home in thisi church this week.
place. 3h t presedt BflflfliusI There was It musical program at the
from an attack of the grip. I Baptist Church. last '.nighf Harry
Mrs. Max Lew. and daughter. MissI Griswold IgflbIred With I violin solo ac-
Bessie Levy leave today for New York. I compapled by Miss .NormaQ Sherer. and
where theI will visit relatives for ai
week. There Mrs. Levy will meet heri
sister. who lives in Long island.
On Friday of {hip week a specially
interesting meets: of the Junior Band
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
will be held. at which Rev. Jr. Berle
dict. of Brooklyn will prepch and take
charge.
Rev. Charles E. Benedict. of Benson-
hurst. l.. 1.. will lead .the weekly meet
ing of the Junior Releal Band Friday
grading of this week. The meeting
villbe beheld in the ladies parlor or
Ithé church.
A collection was taken yesterday at
the East Avenue Methodist Church for
go benefit of the aged and lnlirm cier
The money given for the purpme
figs-til enclosed in. envelopes provided
he‘m'eivenlng Class of Broth-
er Jumps L‘H omlnedieu will meet this
week as usual. and he will endeavor ;
to make it one of special interest. pi .
330"” company All welcome and I I
It" agenAfoJflnsto h '
rs n. v o
pteitiog in Philadelphia 11(15le a tel-
egram that her brother Gym-p punt-i
(To. top Zandl St and Osborn Ave
BLIND a pa v15.
largely or
mild 2t
ROWAYTON.
George McKay. of Brooklyn spent
Sunday with friends.
Robert S. Barclay. of Brooklyn was
In the place Saturday looking over his
property.
Miss Marv llacklcy, of ltowayton
avenue. Is entertaining friends from
out of town.
Ml'. and Mrs. James E. Stevens went
to Brooklyn yesterday, to attend the
funeral of a friend.
Miss S. E. Tristram. has returned to:
:‘tamforrl after a few. days“ Ilsit with
Mrs. John DeWatérs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter iiattel'son. of
‘ \Vcstport. spent Sunday with Mrs. But-
tersoll's parean. Ml'. and Mrs. William
At'korl)’.
.iolm Sherman Hoyt. and family. of
Whine
Carter 5
Little norm
I‘r 3‘
Isles; wet-natured
salon“! but "11"“
I. to see him passed I": "I;
flanked mmtmhter and t - '
At the atoms; '
,the -~
eon-I Church next Sun
Sacraments engage“.
be omittstd imit-
minietera MW
gelling service viii?
which has j
it has grown quitei
- fa'm. one of the but no
. the eastern iIlde
tor ’l’I'.‘ Wt. every Inter-
esting paper. The names was the
third “In a series on Pilgrim's Progress.
There was a most Interesting meet
lug In the Methodist Church last or
entng In the form of a platform see
vice The meeting was chalge of
the pastor, Rev. A. I...I its hard. and
Oscar 8. Mills. assisted“ twelve
young ladies of the church. yThe les~
son was from the book of ltllth llnd
some very interesting papers were
read by tilc.ladios. Illtorllperaod with
singing. The ladies who assisted
were Mrs. Etta Slater.
Maudc Raymond. Lillian Stephenson,
.lcnlllc Scott. Emma Ouahman. Olive
Hubbard. May E. Raymond. Laura
Crockett. Ruth Thomes. Vivian Stev-
ens. Allcc lfirundage and .icnnlc ilow-
land.
—~.\Ioc k Trial. (Illider a Hall. tonight.
SI. I‘ that page for full program.
The many friends of Newton H. Cro-
foot, who resides in the town of Dar.
ten. are having considerable good-nat-
. urcd fun at his expense. .\lr. Crofoot
has devoted some time this winter to
getting it coal supply. anti he was in
the vicinity of the liowayton depot
one day recently and while he was at
work iuld nsillt- his overcoat. it till).
pcncIi thllt ill this was a quantity of
apples and Ir number of very valuable
papers. While Mr. Crofoot was some
tliHllillt't' away It tramp appeared .on
the scene. and in less time than it
takes to foil it had disappeared with
Iili' coat.
wasxthc apples. and sometime after-
wlnl‘l tit-orgc E. Elt‘leit. the. section
foreman. found the coat lying near the
we it"l troughs. Tire papers Were all
light. and the garment was restored
ito llit' tl\\".llii
I .- «www-
» If‘loup Instantly relieved. Dr. Tiro-
Ilnas' lcicctlic Oil i’erfocliI safe.
NeIcr falls. At any drug store.-
DARIEN AND Monorail.
i 'Iliss \laud I’anlJlne is visiting
I Ne w Y'ollt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alflcd Jelliffe expect.
llil return to llal'len about the middle
of \pr.il \
I ltonuld 1) [you and family will re
itmn tIl liar-ten in May to Mrs. .W
l \\ Him: .I. 's. lirooitalde avenue,
I (‘har'les (loff is assisting llroIIn
Qu: II kcnboss In clotting a building for
pigeons on llrooksidc avenue.
i MI. and Mrs S t). Keeleralxpects
: .\lr. and Mrs. .losI- ~le (labour of Stam-
ford to spend Sunday with them.
i The lllrltcry family. who have lived
Ifor some time in Prospect avenue.
will more to Stamford llI-xt II'cek.
t‘illrclru- t‘rofoot is soon to more
flour South Norwalk, whore he now
resides, to the place owned by Mrs.
lillllllns. ill .IlIIIII street". l‘IIII-lI-II was
his folrnI-r home
tit-Inge Strobel is reported to have
orlitI II variety on his fnl'nl betwnec
llaricn and Noroton liesldes the cl-
del' mill and Iccctable garden there
lure llvc goats and a number of rab
' bits
The ellaIxInII-nt of Miss lt‘illl't'
*It‘lark a popular Ioung lady of Nore-
ton. and Frederick C OeiillgI-r. of
IStamford. has hecnrlmnotinced. Mr.
)c'fingcl Is II member of the firm of
I'b‘rI-Il ()ctingel' at Sons.. of Atlanrit
.‘.Ltroo
ill
ilI-lllI 0 Street. who tcslg ed Wed-u .
I ncsduI llisllt from Ih‘b cmpio of Ray-
‘Imond Brothers In 806th NWalk has '
ilented the Adams building and will
I-IInIiuIt a livery stable thel'tn How
Isoon he intends to open for business
has not yot been stated. .l. I
I it the Hospital of the Soldiers’
iiiome this afternoon. it was said
i that Thomas CaIanagh who has
Istruck by 'l train near llaricn sta
tlon early Friday morning. was .II a
icritlcni condition. He is still to .I sta e
I of shoIk and it is feared that he .annut
1 recover.
Friends of William Dagdale. the bi
cycle. rider are trying to oonIince him
ithat he has a show of winning the
IlrII-ngton lli-lllIurn race in New Jer
soI. Memorial Day. and he Is now on
gnged in some training. Dwyer Is an
iother Stamford man who will probably
color the lrvlngton race.
Judging. by the sum realized at the
(‘ilausctto social. held in the Congre-
tlonal Church Friday night. the lad-
ies and gentlemen of Dorian have pret-
«ty largo feet or else they wear their
stockings too large for them The af~
fair was a very pleasant one from a
social point of view. as Well as from
a financial one. Refreshments were
saved and a general good time result-
Epglneel' Persons. of Stamford. who
in Barton. Friday. surveying for a
sewer to carry the surface water.from
the'maln street to a brook lying In a
northerly direction from'uthe street
This sewer has long been contpmplat-
ell. bill the surveying is the first active
step which iras been taken toward Its
construction and there are those who
are sanguine enough fo'helleve that it
will be completed within the lives of
the younger generation.
WESTPOR’I‘..
The Ferment-Club will'meet tonight
at the residence. of A. C. Taylor.
Marked Improvements are being
made to the grounds about Dr. Nolan's
residence.
Both J. 0. Hyatt and Judge 11.8.
Bradley were In Brit'eport Friday on~
business.
Mrs. Loch and children are soon to
leave for a visit withdrew-1A
Dallas. Texas.
Men have been set at stock shaping
up the roads. A gang visIhusy Ion
State street hill Friday.
The prayer meeting of Greene Farms
Constitutional Church was bold
Taylor. -
t IGeorgeIIIlI‘plvchlltIil I:ax are «instill
some p vagan am III on
mm
moat prottlahle in the court
OroonetIoecu III the. ten
some at the estport unitalum iua'
now. A ground
that
the Misses '
About all the man wanted
night at the residence of son. It“?
and.
dout'at ‘
tithe roII eneefor '0'
.II ' 'I.: I
'Wfl‘w WI‘.W’I‘I’WM'
6th Ave, 215i and'vidci Star
“raw ~ “NFvw-Alwwaywrrwv‘wv I
SalemI mC-a‘tpcf Isl
mantras ovum tartan unionism 'il {diam .'ii'lwsr ”would .
~sultabe tor dininv toQIImI pallets. I v its
bedroon'undbailttalu -uoItIr 49¢ vIIIIeI 0i a} per lads—our
use per yard» our spectatpnre Iprc' \l. price. .. .'....
CAltl'iST‘- A tart?
“11.5”"! I SONS AID IlGlLOW [OWELI "lint
uriety of the best pattern“ with or a thout bot OIIQ't aeppI at ”I’d
It is and at. so per .Iard- our special pricqpu yard.. .-:It . .
Sale“ Domestic Spring Rd
Iloii artorrlrasnlr strum was nor .IIIlLi'ON was Size slit me
Size 9:12 mt: regular mice 1 3. 50 “rift r pIich Iass.oo;I .'.v'c'.“ 27.50
no.7 5I special pricedx .‘. .
llANllSOII VELVET RUGS—Size 9M2 feet; “AV-ll.“ QtiALllY fil‘fflid ‘.IWS- loo
regular ptifeI IIn la JMr ttgaae- In at .2190:
5.75; Ispetiai
price .. ‘9 50' 7,. .50: special price
Sale“ Fancy Spring Mailings!
"I! LINEN WARP NOVELTY JAPANESE IAlTlNGS*A w- 'fntlld variety OI Heidi/E
carpet designs In red. gmn. blue and tan regular price. per lIi‘ no so; 6 95
waist pine. per roll. ..................................
5. as
on“.
\
, It): at wilteul a 'qu'ant. y at. per square yard. 20e.i
NARROW wm I0l carats! ‘IAT't'lltt‘IS run 40 yards tolhe roll
regular pill: on roll. 8 .15: special price per roll” ..
. IUI It: In I cut a quantity at. per square yatd i7c l
H...“-
Sp‘cciais in the world 5 Wk?" GIOCICriCSi
Quality considered, no other house as is our: .uoe' produda
at as loprIvices at v: do. Prompt dclnuy gulunteel.
he. om reru‘
Cafhgn «Hate “Chill", "V‘s”:miy; per I," ”III 259
tar Ilnaumsaed.‘
Pure IIIIIIrron hotel :0.- claim. III ih‘ Ears erlt'allot‘ urtce
..... .Sc. uIIIf ll!”
1‘35"” «mg. ingllsh Irent st.- Nylon. buuroedcl 'lspa '6. y ‘5‘
Young IIIson at radars pile-a tonalronew lea Imp to '
II. III qtllllt). Ito, is quality. ”.9" ‘0‘ quality.
.1‘1."'I""°°‘ Imllty. .Iolc IIIIIIIIIII.
.00.. 2IISIII. 705% I59. no... : ..:,Im., ’
:15; 2135165 .
tulon . lthl t I III
.' II: 'I.I.:..:::' iiuf'hi'it’; .IIIII.'.::".'.'I.'.I:I°IIr. 25c
PIII \ldl lI nest Santa Clala; large. Mesh. be iI-Ious "nor.
an I" III I: IIII to so I: 6"; III to infill to M) to no tu, II to II to no to tin II It to do to in. '
u poem or poun t e pound. lite pound. the pound, the pound. the pound. to the 16.
1".“ IIIMo. N' 101: i" be : It' Ito ‘I’ Il'7c. . II'OIIo' I 1“ e-I '0
I..
1.80 i 1.35 95c.I 85c. 156 65c ”55c 45c
Etiralarge I'verolartlbrrtttltt la.1 g; ' hm Large loom” Ailiionlb.1zc
Flour the Illdl anthorllu alto gun: Into: the item to be the lest Inc not used or
Inn Ian hire money ha I: an tn the eel I
but the Mom Is althoutquullon thectlpatliei Ilpmiiidt'l. ' I "'0'” cool I'm” guarantee;
barrel. 4 90
'ularul 633, i. lanai 2 .50
«‘ UIiII "20
In Sack. ill “(II
II Eldl'" ll" l9 HIRAKFAI’I‘ 12 0.A\lIL ATE" SI' (ill
c cram er Ia m.
Ill.“ :tmaaliun brand-—
You cannot gel 50.!" IIIIIlIc no illlu‘Il‘ I
s
It‘ooon lhallnltotme wheat pkg.
Slldll'l ante raatwa~r¢IlIuIl .3G ”’“W‘
Is.“ your". lle. 'Oan. ‘
1o Iotu'mscs' i III-Iii min 0
.tcéaey; gallontans 3° our. ...... I
l. to
uhut‘lleatts plum .’.ated lb. pl g.
‘ Illness?) nut ruuaxo rar poc-
ell Particle Hour. pig ................
«awry mu "volume wuous m3“: “2M9“? 30‘; ."'.'.'.".""."'
“"‘”"" “W“ "° F" -------- .33.. ’I'.".‘. .IJ.‘.'ff‘.;_'.‘.‘.’.'..“.‘.‘.".f I 25
Lifter! IN: KAI-"l Ktl— ‘9c Walnutfcsa nuns ""!"65
~ substitpte for miles. pkg. hland~ tttra claim; can. To I! c
II tn'rmc'l'r Al'l It'O'l'I. Puma.
H: I" Iioidrn Gate I-ta cornea one. llh
'36.... ZIBIeII: I290uIaI.” III.I2eI-‘ I255
oak ”and. Zh-Io tial IIIIIIO, I
1.66
taleepy It)£r--V0lldo not know the hes; hour if you hue not and Steam he-
me a truth
I '- stunts.
l-lh. I‘Ioltten Gate. I-lh.
""'I"I"".,.'."."'3 ‘5 33": .......... 5'3 ’5
Ink ahead. 2" lo disbursed" 25 III.
.1332 . ..‘.’.‘1 2.10... “‘"' .i'°;f'2. 10. .'I'I'nn' '32; SID. “."‘
”"3”” “'3'“ -"~- annrd lb)" lisypud arand. 2o.
arr-la» 1.70 ..'.:'."I_'..°s 1.70233: '9? ”1.76 1.2.9.1435;
Housecicaaing'-Ntcds—-Gct tile Best Supplies, Makes the Work Easier!
ADI"! BEST I AI. IT SOAP- Io{. AIIOKIL full affenglh only one other II
at ntll- .i). ”Ines t {~on I! but it ‘OII ‘0 hi. tho i e
IIII b ca .. . ' 1’0 5° flit“ tall-nail. i'c.. uItal I? .”for";
Ian 82 015!
Annals star IQIIAXI IOAEII-II
' 26¢ barn strength. but gallon tIIottlI..
.‘il5 Reclintn' I I'II§ (III-Cart for
handsome. new dc.
si n—Ivlthfuli roll and '
sold reed sides; It also
has a recitals back and
adjustdble das r. English
steel running gear, green
enamclied wheels with
rubber tires. patent toot brakes. rubber hub
caps on hair tilled cushions Vittt repel: aIIdIQ
covered in epidurey._
II
l-r~lt is a RecliniiiG
yea iI‘IIQ‘dI attainable
depot:
' .» \' .». .
ationp' and discover” 5 other
things that. it is cmpow to draw
onion on the town treasurer for what-
and highly ornament ever outlay ls entailed on school lines
Fine weather and Easter approach and proceeds to act forthwith. Fast
ing serves to bring the feminine sua- and foremost It has settled to operate
plan out in on u. one and allbound its unlimited power by paylngIoI:
lie
just completed a chin closet far or-’
nament in his dinin‘g room that Is
original in design. or site it} work.
for‘al'l t. I 0 dis- through its own orders. the boa
tric'ta. Daring tgpirt 39?}: trol- school Ilsitors. Henceforth that pleas-
Iey tranlc has bean hoary Q Q are has evolved upon the .aeteetnien.
Conwor‘l‘ . )1! 3g Q ' p“ . but it would spam that where of
augment?» est. . «unfit; “to Wallace, elect to scrupulously
serioita‘ la. ~, I . d b lav to bear
“it! "3‘: men. it?" I mistake Cy will draw
much exercise. but his Izyearance was . This MOW“
"swolaamm' ”at. f..." I... a... ”‘75.“ “2°: .:°
p In t. e t: op \Ipa e
victimwbelng one of our most populates! ”on" yet Where a question
men. who I: v a frequent «Ito mt Whitman can be not to
vialn tea" Bridgeport are the now “matures. Itasca
love real es and friends expectantly be: tints; “It
await §¢ receipt of nobaeem eat: of
.I I. .. Tam
and some editor. .I'Itat
should guides- the flee as r36“
as otheritovn odetal‘s‘. Mvhatlrulex?
it has been Idixox'eeeded e-aa-e
law regulatt a. on m
beyond“. appropriations for. specific par-
Kyla-shop. mm" ' the we
toroidal
dwell:
. a? .iim I ll hit; iced
. r r as l!" m"
it who distinguished
' . ”I." “was
Q Bill. of 0|th City of Tololo.
.Epjoy What Q
, You Eat .
‘
Moss County. as.: '
h 0., doing business In t“
or
of Toledo‘. ml: and Itate new
Ind that said ilrln will pay til.
“NONE DOLLARS toff-
3cm.
max J. CHEM.
W tobefore me and subscribed
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
ally and acts directly on the blood an
mucous surfaces of the system Sea
ENEY 8 00. Toledo. 0.
gold by Draggista 75c.
“every one of Catarr
by the use (It'd-lain
.'. title 6th day of Decem-
(Mail‘s Catprrh Cure ls taken intern-
for teatimoillsls. free.
all' I Family Pills are me best.
Anti For M Prices.
Gunmen-y Butter. 24c.
20 lbs. granulatedsaqar, 3 I . 00
5 16 package Union Oats, 209
(a premium in every package.)
Tomatoes. '0: can.
Early {one PeanI 10: can.
A. Stall
II coroner: aver
EAST NORWALK
r...
.lUNiUS snows.
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pare White Lead and also
mixed by hand will wear twice ~
as long and cover double eur-
tace as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven note
0. 1100
'uYourm house “whi'lstand'l' Ia 've‘il
if lI paint it. My ofloe. 52 South
to street. My residence. 36
g 0rd" Street. 3-
Self Lighting
Goa Tip.
First—its convenience by being able
to get the light .vitllout the use of a
match.
Second—Tile lessening of the dan-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
‘5
I
on. as. if the gas Is turned on, it will '
ll t.
‘Thhirdh'l‘he great reduction in the
danger of tire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth-Jo avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by ser-
vants and the soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor, and the carbon being ground into
the carpet
‘ ‘ cheaper grades.
Frank J. makes oath that be .
is senior er of the firm of r. I
This
eat lilo otwvall pansy“! Q
and we are satlxled tbptII I“.
something to year entir'o 'I. "
in this display. mam 7‘"
thinking‘ of ‘Ioasrulprinti
'ro onus, 3
Window Shades. I".
‘PI‘cI'IIre rriIIim. I .
.m I'i'iiI'i diI
Paintora' supplies. I' I : IQ
Artists’ Materials u. 553;;
IIPICIAL. A ”t
..._.._.. . . ,II I
White Curtalt'i Poles with Find“;
10c.
croaI Window spades IvIltiI vii
25c. .
Bonn Brass Half ouriailrmw
long with fixttrres, tile:
. on opts Blagips 10c bog; .
i samurai. IIAPIIR WI“!
stab. ’ ‘ )--
“Steamers” : - .0 .'I Q
Norwiik leash 6kg}? ’
.23: East Rim 51M .\s‘
p. m. NorwalIit o 634:. Q‘ to?
walk (innit Main It? ' ~
fins are I.
IIInIII'ctx '
flake; profits“ eta-ins ' ~ '-
III. are... ”I: . r I
one; 001119“!de (again QiI,Q.QIx
cm H. club assent. mitt.
IUII eyflllfl‘lth “It“. '..
The cost: of this Lighter should be' ~ '
"”5 .'. "l-.;
illlililllii iL hill;
or. North Main and Woof so.
PLJI TING
by improved methods. hence. more
maple—snore lasting
I‘.0’Ild Shut. mo. 00W"; oh
so actions 3669i“.
Motors.
The Rev “one Itecme Io
tor really has no Ittflior. Biatlty
MW ’9“ 911‘." Vida: .
.'I
mac. at mass
til lh . " '
Lexis-fare etmlnwtyxi’lli ‘lzztwol'le
' HOT slam an. .
nor an: trauma. I‘
. . Residence. I Crexcept.
Tolephoaa pt. house. “-8.
star. .. .
roommate AND ~
assaults.
Norwalk Chronicler