Man.“ and ed and»... Murder Qiu; stonesrlaseisi; 435530 p. m. every e'henlng deept 1',er ' «a ll.“ ' 3x100 soon MAkas Asa now orrepeo runouon rue rug; aacomuanoA-rioaa ws Ana snoop TO Announea. . a mini": voun ATTENTION T0 ruse: scope: out :1- DEPARTMENT. V‘Ittp’llaa, all grades. We new patterns. V9- i5! litcst designs. ‘ 1" q‘iIQf ART SQUARES Infinity. ProBrussells, Body Brus violin. Smyrnas. Q 0_ O ’OIL ci5T3HB. V. 6-1, 8-4. 1M. .. . Q1 Q - . LINOLEUMSL 99 Qualities, new designs, ' "vesiiwvhma serum oases A SEG'AhRI. ' Eur. ‘ 25c to $1 each. m. DRAPERY oEVPAnTMi-zrir. ' Tapestry Portieres, 32 to 38 per pair. Q. Nottingham Curtains, 599 to $5 per Swiss Curtains, 499 to 3:1 per pair. ijlet curtains, 759 to 83.50 per pair. o‘o‘o" MOUNTED SHADES, _3-is On St. rm :. W ailing orders for next winter: a use from tnuse wh9 way she‘d. You cannot go far wrong at present: prlooa.‘ has I-ie ”3m unalttl .35"). uni“ 1.9.33.5 The heat Lawn messing 31. Miner ,th 3 Ion Spring Improvements at lowest figures. x our... ”Orgfiig, 3 33,13' "5 Iceman _ *3 Q1 .3. Q C: O are plug of Hyo3 oi Di More Montha' stilt nt‘ In the treatment of deafness which is otfen a result of catarrh. Hyotnekflctn almost immediately upon tho‘l‘ all oil membrane and the Minimum beam t atom at once. A few days' treat- $h will bring relief, and in three or nr weeks. according to. the severity of the casp. mourn; will hp ancemplisn Monks. of Mhttcwan,3 N.31’. “Hyomei is truly wonderful. iii" n s ”No: I haV9 used it but a short time and so? a great chn up; in 1919 n ditioa. M hmning is’i llaprovi'n r dly. l-“P‘fl had no idea i would im giyo so rap lily in so short a time. My? resin which was very offensive to myself and others. has lost its bad odor entirely. l have spent a great deal of money with on- t‘arrh spoéiniists and can truly say that six months at their treatment is IlOt'Gt‘ min-goons month OIH WE. ’Btii well Corporatio are 3H!" ink Hyomei upon. the anus i plppof. agreeing to retor3n the mo ay i the medicine dues no‘ 1cure. A complete outfit costs only‘ and conhiiith of an inhaler that can0 9 carried in the' vest pecking. ”1893913,“: dropp and. a bottle of yomi 9 11mm will last A lifetime and thzere lg enough Hy. omél for more than a month's gum meat. Additional bottles of Hyomel can be 9ch rod Her 50 cents. Compsre this small 9 pense with the feed charg- ed by specialists, and then remember that if Hyomel does not cure Stillson- Pliwell Corporation will return your money. What other treatment for catarrh and catarrhai colds is sold In this way? ‘3“ 777.7” M w. Tr .. .. WIS. Millie .’ WIS ' Continued from First. Fags m East Cedar street in accordance with the following descriptive survey: I! t O O O _ O Benefits Damages. o ogogggoo ovar- ' oven Property Owners. Danton... Benefits. Mary 'Ciarkln. 314.00“ Bernard McCall. 22.00 Ann Yost $23.75 Mary A Van Zant 15.56 Michael J. McNerney. 310.85 James MtrNei'hdy. 81.00 Patrick McMahon. 42.89 John Meninn. 31.45 Catherine Brennan. :10.th l’atrlck‘UMcMulion. 59.50 John J.‘ Mlilviiy Est, ‘ 43.50 Patrick Buckley, 33.40 .112. 8. Kcatlng,’ 33.1w Mrs. James J. Powers. ifilii‘ .Ggorgo W Car,roll 27.00 Goulfl Sevmotn‘, 34. 00 Wm. H Benedict Est.1t1700 loorgo Meeker Fist. 11.75 V Hannah Hill Est, 91. 50 Totals. 3671. iii $65.81 $605. 73 The cost of giading as aforesaid ls estimated at $950.1‘ho cost of mov ing fences etc... as made necessary by new layout was assessed as damages to property affected. Your committee earnestly recon) ‘monds the laying out of a triangular park at the junction of Valley and Cedar streets as slim on man. Very rehpo’ctfuliy submitted W W. LESTER. chosen a amass F‘R‘ANKISTN A. SMITH. Committee of Freeholder-s. , I listed at South Norwalk April 17. I l903. The following resolution was then ‘ road by City' Clerk Joseph R. Taylor: V'I‘o Joseph R Taylor. Esq. City Clerk. Dear Sir: At a meeting hciil “March 9th 1903 the following rcsoln ltion was passed: .5 33 Whereas the city is contemplating placing horses in Old Well truck. - "house for the use of the Fire Depart- V 1 truest of the city. and also engaging a driver for said horses: and. Whereas. The driver of Putnam .‘Ho'se wagon is a member of saith P‘uo ‘ nam. Hose Commit. now. therefrom We ithe members of Old Well Hook and Ladder company. request the ' chief engineer or the has department. had the Mamas or the company to use eve effort to have a member of Old Wei Hook & Ladder Oil-willy ”1‘83 ‘oti as a driver of the truck horses. and i. Wh‘ recommend William McPherson: i'ir said position and respectfully re- finest. the City Council to appoint hint tV to said position. LEO DAVIS. 'Cou outlaw, Bodweil said .that. the li-uly reason this was whrough ""011 ”TE ”mafia.” be“ on " be fililiflmll, lanolin V cAL-cuhA aoivanr. 1V i? 41. a 1% ‘ rap mummomusoioim a run Wm atone. M '5 pulp tr moi lui Day. Balance bf general moved that tint Council ordering Washington street . paved with brick he rescinded This starlet] a deb’ate. be no change oft oil. 1 do not. belt is we 'lP‘llgq far as to exhorlmdnt wt? t hvqe “up; tknow on th at, ' ‘pk‘ ud‘vomonm‘lhsi T h o “ d trek to ch w’isqto em... o 9 soil t Railway . by and fixtiaonmqpaEy” firfinti‘lm uni - a. of Million to lay u.1903. sV its tr ln'g'ion street brill: g for Email: . ., ..w girl li'f‘om‘fin Men'- rum street. Milena via-ti Ilium “till. » highways tion the are- a to a tan the cen ter Inn 0' (the 9:hlgh s. and Wit It?” 3on9 groin tier I torn-m“, therein and after said; ring did ac- cept antimony}, said plan5 and V Whereas, to city engineer has full- ed to give an (IQ company the grade in. dor tho Washingtoli‘ Ilrflt Willa and the Monroe street bridge agreeable to the aforesaid application, now. there fore his It. Resolved and ordorfiil lthat tanner. dor ‘ at storm 11 Ice 11 ng and Win; said plan be and hereby “l reviled and changed so far as the some a lies to the grade under said. brldkvs 'ait' lotions: 9 grade. under Washington street bri e shall allow twelve feet and two inched in the clear measuring from the stirfaco of the atreet to the bottom of the lowest floor beams and the grade under the‘ Monroe street hrid 9 shall allow twelve feet We lnchesn the clear. measuring from the surface at the street to the‘ lowest floor beam and the an r ches to the aforesaid bridges an: e on a grade to reach the trunks now In use by the said cums pany with the least ‘cut possible to ob- tain the vertical curve Councilman Bodwell stated. “1 no lice. Mr. Mayoi‘. that it does not say anything relative to the change in the layout of tracks street." Councilman Thompson stated that the original plan Was to have the tracks there through the center of the street while the present one brings them within six feet of the approach to the eastbound station City Clerk Taylor stated that the only plan approved by the Council was the original 0119.3 Mr Bodwell then moved so amend- night to. the resolution that ttho com— pony be relaulred to. furnish a cash borld to the city to cover all damages arising from the proposed layout. Corporation Countiel Light stated to Mr. Budwell that the statute provides mob remedy to the tkoperty' holders and that such a step Would ndt be noc- nasal-y Mr Bodwsll thereupon with- drew his amendment. The Maturation was then put in vote and carried. A resolution lvas lhen‘ adopted call ing for a public hearing on the ()9er meet Iavout to he held May 18 This resolution was adopted . Commander Stephan R. Wilcox rep unsettling a committee from Douglas Fowler Post 6. A. It.. then asked that the Council vote the usual annual ap- propriation lo the Post to use on Me. This is 350. it, was vol- of that} ml The following rcpt; Street Commissioners with l on approved: Amount of general amne- prtation, sloimnim appro- priation unorpcndod. 8,510.86 Amount expanded from June list to they hit. L489.” boss amount expanded as per last. report 522.02 1.983 amount orpendod from March. " to may I .- 967.12 Classification. l‘ayrolis and salaries, 8844.08 Barn account. . 31.411 Engineering Don't. 25.00 Offices expanses, 21.40 Sundry supplies. 12.40 Miscellaneous. 8.10 Snow account, 20.74 Sundry ' repairs. ' 3.95 81167. 12 A petition signed by twelve resi- deals of Laurel street was then read asking that the street he Improved and complaining that boulders now stick up in the road rendering impassable. ad by about the some people, asked‘ for a street light in laurel street Council- man Paul moved that. these be rater- red to' the Street Commissioners with power to set; This was dens. it almost A similar petition sigh- right then .Councllman LutheM a former ’mo ion 9 Representative Dbnovan was on his feet in a minute and said: “connector: 1 hope that there will e_ vote of the Coup- video fish vain; eig s vote c ty'm win ’his pays nut aimltbn attest With ’brick. e.l €35)wa it ‘03!in far M r in“ me the fol-,9, .throupn our through Monroe , in city meeting. lilo»; could. wani faggot!“ 3"“; ‘ wArt‘ohsn? tugs. intended Parsonall‘p for Every Woman i Till he Oontlnsl." _ Dear. Hi We ave a special offer for you out F. ii Baxter one of lilo tritium to Table iiruggists we llilVii (i 0333333133” tloilucc Palm Vine to your fa-3 tile notice, we arp going to give Iphonon nal ,niva 9 do thlp for the aim is rennet}. EM nu will fro coivn coin i.li bdnnt tf in ,llte mgr! cine lhal you will 11er song our goo world. and do as other South Norwalk . Who have recommend It to your friends. 1qu n hilt package. of Palm Vino from F H Baxter and he will; xiv]? you without charge a 509 box of on Sanativo Tablets. 'i‘hc combined use oi inose two medicines to guaranteed to cine the worst case of falling of. the womb. painful or: irregular mutation tlon. ovarian trouble, nervous prostra- tlon or other female weakness. Aftoh using these medicines. if you can tell F ii Baxter honestlytthat you have not received twice your money a value, he will refund your 50c. We mean not what we say~o tide box of Sanati 9 Tablets free with a package of Palm Vine and the guarantee of your own druggist to roman this tape ‘ ey if you do not consider that you have received twice the value of your mon- ey. Can we do more to show Our great faith in then, marveiops power of Palm Vine and our sanat vo Tablets to cure the suctlal diseases of wom- en? Sincerely yours. THE DR. HOWARD cos. 6 to W .lamosGoldcn said that Eben. Hill had called hls.attention several. days ago to the fact that wood pavement had to be sanded every time that the weather was wet. carefully investigated, for if it is nec. essary to sand It every time it is wet. it would make a very dusty street when dry " Councilman Thompson asked Mr. Golden If Mr. Hill stated that in the oily where the wood pavement was . sanded that the brick and asphalt pavements were sanded as well?“ Mr. Golden stated that he did not know anything about that. but thought it would be a matter which should be investigatflod hr ii. (‘. Shot-er was the next speak- or: "it was undoubtedly the Intention of the city meeting to have the. street pdvod with brick. Brick is slippery enough and new even when there is only a small amount of snow on the brick pavement Iivorymcn warn people who take out horses from their estab. llshmvnls to keep off the brick pave- mcnt. trunnot see why weedpave mcnt Would not be a great deal more slippery." Street (‘mnmlsaioimr (lutbill stated that at. illit‘flriti meeting it was voted. to have the street paved with brick. but that many were in fairer of having it open so that the best pavementc ould 3 “l have soon more nave . be put down. nieni In' the past two years.‘ ’he stat ed "than in all the rest of my life. i have noon the wood pavement put. to the test. after our trip _ there believing and knowing that it is the best pavement I have over soon. Carts wllhrsevon teas and a half of brick in them go 3 over It and give It the Mutant kind of a test. " . Mayor Gavanagh interposed: “it has [issued the Council that the street be paved with the best kind of brick “ that can be procured and i do not ecu why it ia-ba‘ck before us again." John McMahon asked how it was that bids were submitted for wood paiemoni when brick had been or tiered;- Councilman Boseh stated that It would be impossibleio not thoxsame brick as is‘nowlaid in North Main street. but. that: it. brick is secured like . .‘ that, in' South Matantréabthsro will be nothing left in ten years. ‘ Mr. McMahon rejoined that ii' the pavqmeot in South Main street is In such a bad condition there is a bond covering’it no It should be leaked utter Immediately wouldih'e wrong to chum Its action." "flamenco.” interposed Mayor Cav- chain. "there is no motion bolero the oil. " «bids. .wh have been previous. ly p'ehltahsd do Sentinel were than read by City diorhr'i'hylor , street commissioner Catblll then «1.1;». “l thinlrthat you’ll find that» the bid of ii'raak Pidgeoa cannot he accepted catches a at gen ltin whiéh his modes that ahali decide upon the kiner' to he laid Ink ' 3 "Ann, “rephrasing ’ W "more’ih “It seems to me." ' ho said. "that this matter should be , i came away from iioston . ‘I‘aid tits the (learn of the Street Gom- . m] m \ when“. MA. . s; . . ..... th“ i... m- “-90-— l. Bring t3 ”A liErtlsiimeata. i THE I: M. Section. mar. 10 cts each. good These are the items. iariy $1.99. THE 1;). 1‘1 ‘rny‘: . hi Tiff Stomach and Blood diseases when all its virtues, Sold on Vita inertia; 5; r 3:3 ”ME eunEs.’ Our offer for Writing Paper Stop at the Pattem Counter and register for Fashions. Our customers receive it free by calling for it. ”out dunes. A GREAT SPRING MT? TC F OR "SM Q31? IE]. M00615“. Bridgeport Advertlmnsnts. READ EE'. new 1857. THIS WEEK FQ3R GINGMMS, ,. We have received and shall place on salpgthis week up- wards of. two thousand pieces at an: Gingham. will be displayed on the center counters at the Wash Goods They‘ a Every Woman knows the atislaction in a fine Ging- ham frock. It looks so dainty a d neat. feels so comforta- 3 big. and she does not worry about mnssingpr selling it. It goes to the laundry and comes out good as new. Fine CordedVGlng- Shamb3ray and Madras. :5 cts «hard 12 A cts ' ti Madras. 2 cts Andaman Zephyr . Why aw 5 ' agham.‘ to cts AndersonVCordod G Oi “Enigma Gingham. 25 cts 3‘ ng , 25 cts‘ " * ' 3- Silk Striped Madras 29 ctsj Jacquard Madras. 35 as Silk Ginghams. \ 3p ctstcrcerizcd Novelties. 39 cts SOFA PILLOW HANDKERCHIEFS.‘ Everybody appreciate: a cool Sofa Pillow Cover in hot weather. and at the Handkerchief Section they have the daintlcst things ever invented for that purpose. They are in the shape of large Handkerchiefs. men' 3 size. with colored hemstitched borders and artistic patterns in the. corners. Specimens at these made up may be seen at the Handkerchief Section. Of course they will wash like any other Handkerchief, and think of the pleasure of the Couch and Hammock Pillows being immaculately clean all sum- . STATIONERY AND 1051qu CARDS. and Cards still holds Fifty Visiting Cards of the best quality, engraved with either Roman or Block lettering. regularly $1.25. Forget-tight sheets of. fine Writing Paper embossed with monogram. envelopes (not embossed) to match. regu- Sale Price, including both. $1.25. item.) COMPANY . Bfidgepod, Conn. 3 Announcement 1193? Media heaven} is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottles. at 01.00 per bottle. For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable. remedy has been used by the best families in Norwalk‘ and South Norwalk. and has cured Chronic Liver. Many here testify to new wane. else has failed I James Golden asked: “What Is the . matter with South Main street aay- way! "' - '* . . Representative Donovan inquired- it 'M‘w it was not? r dangerous to change an; it optional with him w Vbther he an order of a city meeting. “The! use either Mick or Syracu brick. do mains Ihmld be summer authoritarianism Paul than me om a city meeting be called at the earliest pdssible (lists to determlno' the kind or pavement in be laid is must Wash- 111ng itneoi; ”accumulative Donovan then stat.— ‘eti: "'If you do thit‘ you wont have any “1:9me 911' Wellington street in it. yea‘r. ram it not‘ acidy along the coast ih which there are the aunt‘s ocu- limousine are to be found ‘in Washing. ton sti‘eetr“ Gena cllihahWaul aimed mt lip did ’not think that the delay rsstéd on the Council and Commission» or menthill said "that it Visa not to be “We went to Boston. said Mr. Bod. wan immunised in favor of brick and w. came back prejudiced in flavor or wood pays out.“ The do in Wash- tattoo a lit on of one fish amt; too not believe that brick would be siphon! continuation hetero the diaper 0am 33mm . hitherto miner, , muu33 millet at Ward in plutonium-tag. Throw “its! ”at”! Board. “ drill: “how the , * iii! and: mung” again“ this coolant ‘ too. There is mommptton "k no benefits. There would be trouble In citing for the surface water. which would run down the hill and gutters would have to be payed;'1‘h‘e benefits would be great in the vlclrdty. but not so t6 the rest of the city and the com- inlttee of freeholdei‘s hEsltated about goiah to the expense of going further into ther matter." George 1". House made some re- marks upon the report of the commit- tee which were of a rather, critical nature." He said that he feared that the committee had not morally con sidered the matter had that h curtain member of the enmmittWJhnd said to him that the city did not want the street and that he did not. proponent» have a meeting. "'l’ht committee was appointed; todo one. thing and that Should do it. ' ‘tt complaint it‘ that ‘ Men the intention 'iand‘ desire of the . oommittoe to delay tho matter fl. much as 3-City‘ Engineen’ Wood told me that the work could he ° .. done for sing. I also MW that Mr woos his will thatitdiilueat iayx out 19¢]le made much thinner. " “'3’: alum-MUG." said Dr. Ken»: x mimetic” can have. ‘ menu that It was the Unit way." its one Methanol! oi the P,” we MW” ‘ to: ally am your. It 3 the unafraid ’Ffla‘ K; "fismmmtm3 ‘ ‘ mu Wmewrm 3 '
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