A morseljlt for the king.
And when the days are hot
It reaches the spot.
And hr coolln well.
it's the r 'ihlng.‘
ICI CRIAM SODA.
0th the Iwaliofi'at our fountain).
IRIDGI ‘PI-iARHACY.
205 Washington strut.
H. 7”,”.yfi0fl- .
not
lililllillli
Edith Mead ls riding a new bicycle.
Contractor Leslie Gamble took a
load of lumber to Sound Beach today.
In his launch.
Mrs. Charles Alnswortb. of Cottage
stret. is‘vlnlting Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.
Davis. to Port Jefferson. L. I.
Bridge Tender .lohn Cole In making
further repairs to the planking of the
East Washington street bridge.
The ladies of St. Paul's Mission will
hold a meeting with Mrs. icorge lt‘.
Smith. 13 Rowan street. tonight.
Boatbullder lt‘owler is to begin the -
overhauling of a cat boat owned by
Dr. J. J. Strobmyer. of Belle Island.
Albert Hibler is at work at Fowler‘s
boat house. He is putting a new bow—
HDI'it into lt‘letcber lilontgomery's boat
"Marjorie." N
J. E. Fowler expel-1:: a visit Sunday
from his father. John H. Fowler. who
will probably rclnain with his son for
several days.
Mrs. C. H. Rider. who has been visit-
ing Port Jefferson for several days
past. is expected to return to her home
here in a few days.
The regular ‘I‘hursduy evening pray-
or meeting was held at the Advent
Church last evening. It was a very
helpful service. Rev. .1. W. Davis led
it
Apparently no progress has been
made ill tracing the source of the pre-
sent scarlet fever epidemic. All the
patients are reported as doing nicely
today.
Miss Kittie DuCrOss. who has been
visiting in New Haven. has returned to
her home on the bridge. Her mother.
Mrs. (‘harles DuCrosn. still remains
ill the. Elm City.
Complaints are. frequent that large
stones are left on the niacadam about
town.
riders and the selectmcn should see
that they are removed. .
Several complaints have been re—
ceivcd of bicycle scorching on the pub-
lic. streets after dltsk. This has be-
come a nuisance anti steps will be
‘lilitt'll to put setup to It.
-—-Ice Cream at Blnnd & Davis. \ an ;
Zant SL, May 30th. Open every even. .
lug. m22 '46 2:!
Ice cream soda water is now served
at the Bridge Pharmacy. This is the
first time that is has been possible to.
procure ice cream soda in East Nola,
walk, and it is apprtwiated.
The Junior Band will meet this cvy
culug with a similar organization at
the South Norwalk Methodist Church. I
It is hoped that a large number be.
present. Meet at L‘llommedleu 5
Brothers ‘ store at 7:30 sharp and go‘
over in' a body. I
Many will doubtless attend the even- ‘
lug services at the East Avenue hie—l
thodist Church Sunday. at which time .
the Rev. James Montgomery. l). [Ll
presiding elder of the New York dis-1
trict will deliver a sermon. Mr. Mont» 1
[military is very eloquent anti has runny
friends in East Norwalk. I
Superintendent Richard Bland. oil
the Advent Christian Sunday School!
will make some remarks to the school
Sunday about the way in which the
school at Ilanbury is conducted. Iviei
will explain a number of very intercst- .
lng methods of teaching which be ac- i
quired during his recent trip to that}
city. I
Carpenter John W. Hanks still gets:
around with difficulty as the. result. ofI
a severe gash received in his tool at
Tavern Island several weeks ago. Mr.
llanks stepped backward at the time!
and as a man had left. his chisel stand» I
ing up. the blade went through the ln—.‘
side of his foot. cutting it so that he
could act walk without opening the:
gash. He therefore had to use crutch-i
es untll‘lt healed. i
Edward Spraguc. the genial manager .
at Hefner‘s East Side. store. was walk- ;
iri'g over the store when one of his;
friends came. along with a wagon. It.
was warm and he thought It would be
a saving of time if he rode so he hall- S'rucmr‘“
"Going over my way"? .-
cd his friend.
asked Mr. Sprague “ch" replied the}
friend. “Jump in."- Mr. Sprague jump-i
cd into the, wagon. His friend drove
about 200 feet and got out and hitch-i
ed the horse. Sprague thought it waS'
kind of him to take him as far as hey
did but he wished that the drive had?
been longer. . i
A surprise party was given to Wal-
lace. it), Palmer In honor of the eighth
year of his birth. The little ones hadi
a very enjoyable time. playing gamesJ
The host received many pretty and!
useful presents. Cake. Ice cream andi
fruit were served. after which thef
children enjoyed a peanut scramble.‘
Those present were Gussic Byxbec.
llaani Byxbeo. Gertrude Wandnl. Ida
Wolf. Jennie Eldridge. Jessie Fowler.
Norma Seymour. Frank Keeler. Ernest
Magi-nth. Ernest Platt. Walter item-
son. Waiter Shea. Margaret Shea. Lois
Bates. Percy Bates. Charles Bates,
Maud Blsse’ll. Mabel Korn_ Willie Stev-
ens. Hilda Gustleon. Margaret Sher-
Wood. Cora'Remson.
~When doctors fall try Burdock
Blood Bitters. Curesdyspe In. con-
stipation: lnvigorn'lfs the wt to sys-
tem. “ : "v ‘ ‘
~— ,
also or "tour is JAIL. i
CHICAGO. W‘ 11:11: films was}
arrested lut'nlgbt, charged with the
murder" of
county jail h “3.1).
dead May 1 . ll. . 01th! stairs
Ieadlnl or: his zooms. Is 231: had
been or on. . r on. av .
detectives magenta 1mm
charged with killing DI . he was
also police station. cautioned.
These are. a menace to bicycle ‘
. Dabaoy. color-em; the, venerable mother of Selectman
and died of high on the way to the; Charles G. Waterbury. and Mrs. B. A.
buy won foundi Soely. has been dangerously. lllvwith
t
l . QOWAVTON.. .
no. r. c. Brtiwn ls 'stlll urtoudy‘
Ill.
The Rowayton baseball team will
play tho Norwalk Lock shop team Sat-
urday sfternoon.’
Mrs. Charles Salter. of~ Crockett
street. who has been seriously III with
pneumonia. is steadily Improving.
There was a gobd attendance ill. the
prayer meeting In the Baptist Church
last night. .Iouu Crockett was the
leader.
The prayer meeting, (if the Metho-
.ll.~.t Church. was led by J. H. Fetter.
of the West Side, and was a most in-
tcresting service.
John Oberluuder has a fine boat-
housc at Rowayton' on the shore. Mr.
()berlunder has just finished a 30-foot
racer. He has six new boats all
ready for delivery.
The Itowaytou Fir? Department
caused quite a little stir Ill the. quiet
village last night. They were testing
the bell and a number of people
thought there was a fire.
Rowayton Hose Company. No. I.
will have a practice run and drill. Sat-
urday evening, May 23d. All mem-
bers are requested to report at the
Themes barn at 8 o‘clock sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt llavc a
porch dance last night. at their resi-
dence In this place. The occasion was
a very pleasant one. Herbert P. Ir_e-
land. of South Nor-walk. furnished mu-
sic. anti a tempting supper was served.
The guests were Mrs. Susie Godfrey.
Mrs. .lobu Plunder. Misses, Grace and
Nettie Plunder. Lillian Crockett.
Messrs. Shine. of Stamford, and Aaron
Stevens. g
_—_—.&_
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dr. E. T. Payne has been very til.
Mrs. Louisa (iorham has moved to
Soulhport.
C. L. Ogden. of Spl‘lugdnle. was in
llarlen. Monday.
Mrs. William Wuerz
front New York.
Miss Lily Scovell. of New York. was
In Daricn. Monday.
Mrs. Albert C. Wilson Is suffering
from nervous trouble.
llcrman lioefcr and wife are at the.
“Arlston.” Broadway. N. Y.
Mrs. Herbert Poole has
Iroln her Port Chester visit.
Eugene Pinch. of Wyoming. N. J., is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Valentine.
Mrs. Clara Tristram Is visiting her
brother, Horace Avery. of 01 Ridge.
Frank Freudenthal has a position
with an insurance firm In New York.
Arthur Wood and family will reside
In the J. ii. Mather place. Main street.
The King's Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Theodore W. Austin. .que 2.
Mrs, Herbert S. Brown was the guest
has returned
returned
‘ elected:
‘ ' I
‘d/ r7 7 .u a. . and”) "
A.—
The hesitant"; of baldness is (lanai-“tr
Dandruff is a disease'a'nd'cn‘h be cw:
Cure the disease that causesdandrpffl
And the "daddrdff “will disappear for good.
'. Use only some old estahlighled remedy... .,
We'know one tested for morethnn 90 years.
”Ayer’s Hair Vigor
“ It cures dandruff, checks falling, makes the
halrgrow, always restores color to gray hair.
. “Ayer's Hair Vigor nu cured my s'c'sltiof‘sq lard cu; of dondrr‘uif.
it is a delightful preparation to use."
.1. c. ‘mmnuumm Mrs. L. H. Budd, Lebanon Springs. N. Y.
.. - -.... ..-..-~
JO. t
.—
cvenlng in the Library Room. Cotl-lWllton Congregational Chapel.
sltlerabie routllle business was trans ldny evening. June. 2nd.
acted and the following ofllcers Werel' \Vcstport Grange hospitality enter-
tained Cannon Grange last Wednes-
dny evening. much to their mutual
. pleasure.
Mrs. George Gregory. of l"alrtnount.
gbavlng spent a few days at her cottage.
which is for rental. has returned to her
,Virglnlan home.
Mrs. William Gilbert. of Carmen. has
returned to her home for the summer.
Carleton Wiggins. the New York art-
ist. spent Monday to town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fessendcn. of
the city. are settled for the season. in
their cottage. commanding a fair view
of the. valley near the river.
About $80 was ucttcd at the advert
tisemcnt social. given by the members
of the .lunior League. at Cannon. last
Thursday and Friday evening. ,
At a meeting of tile directors of (‘an-
uou Iiull. held Saturday evening. it
was voted to give an entertainment In
'l‘ucs-
l‘resident——George P. Brett.
Vice-Presidcut——Alfreti Morehouse.
Secretarywllobcrt A. McDonald.
Treasurer—Rev. H. S. Brown.
Directore—Alfred Morchouse, Wil-
liam lvl. Street. G. H. Noxon. M. I).. ll.
M. Smith. J. I). Crlmmlns. (i. ll. 'i‘iiley
and G. S. Bailey.
WESTPORT.
The McArdlc house In Main Sll‘t".'l
is being repainted.
Oscar Smith made a business trip to
Bridgeport, yesterday.
E. S. Wheeler's launch “Jewell" has
been put Into commission.
Miss Nellie Iloyce. of Bridgeport, is
the guest of friends here.
Richard Gallagher is now In the cm-
ploy of Baker Peter Eskamp, of Sauga
ltlt'lt.
of her sisters In New Haven. this.
week. , l
Walter Gordon was III with sore
throat. Wednesday, anti unable to an:
tend school. ‘
Miss Stella Austen gave her Sunday .
school class a party at her borne. 'I‘ucs- I
day eveilitlll. 3
Miss liat'rit-t Barker. of Norotou. has:
been the guest of Mrs. Louis Northropl
in Georgetown.
The James II. Cbasmar residence ls:
llt‘itlg repainted by .Iunlus Brown. of)
South Norwalk. 1
George Bates and son Wilbur left on I
the Port Jefferson boat. for a vacation
on Long island.
Mrs. M. M. Scovcll has returned
from NCW’YUi'ii. to her summer home.
lirookslde avenue.
Mrs. John II. Knapp. of South Nor
walk. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Grumman. Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Purdy. of Wyoming. N. J.,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Balentlne. West avenue.
General Russell Frost was In Durien
Tuesday with his new automobile and
visited Druggist R. A. McDonald.
Mrs. O. C. Bowen and daughter.
Miss Lulu. have. returned from their
shopping excursion to New York.
Captain A. V. Reed and family will
return from Washington to their sum».
utcr home in New Canaan. Monday.
Messrs. Charles and Everett Mills-
paugb have been building a large store
at Wardeneliff. L. I.. for Miss Brennan.
Mrs. Mary Much has arrived from
Hickory Bluff for a visit with her son.
Nathan Finch and family. west ave-
title.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oldrien have
moved from New Canaan to West ave
nae. in one of George E. Everett's
houses.
The foundation for the house on the
Brady estate ls completed and work
will soon be commenced on the super-
The Darlen Free Library building
fund has received from a public-spirit-
ed and wealthy lady of Main street
gift of 825. '
Mrs. Smith 0. Kecler left Wednes-
day for Torrlngton. to attend the
twentieth convention of the ivomens
Relief Corns. .
Contractor Charles Mtlispaugh has
been making estimates for a tower at
\Vardencilff. L. 1.. for Tessler of wire-
less-telegraph fame. I
Mrs. McDougal's many friends will
be glad to learn that he. is improving
at the honle of her daughter. Mrs. G.
E. Goodeve of Brooklyn,
Miss Etta Bowen has been spending
three weeks with friends and relatives
In Orange. N. J.. and New York. and
will return home this week.
Mr. Wood. proprietor of the Chil'
dren’s Home near the Old Red Mill.
was in Ditrien. Monday. Mr. Wood
reports twenty-five boys now at the
Home.
Mrs. Darwin Irwin and Mrs. Henry
Moore returned Monday for their
homes. in orange. N. J.. after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Bowen and
falggyg I . . ‘
. 3W. ‘ and Epworth
League junior will cot-bins land cote
brate their fourteenth anniversary
next Sunday evening at 7. In the Meth-
odist Church. Bitten; ‘
Mrl. Wow-bury.“ Talmndgo Hill.
her mother. Monday in Tue-tiny. and
at last accounts Mrs. Waterbury was ~
comfortable.
more
Mrs. George Nelson. of Brooklyn. a
former school triend of
wulmott. arrived "rant-tinny for
short visit. nor .,. did son
Prank are in m, ‘wltn I' cargo of.
sulg.lmr:‘wlll 5;" for
on“ or my to ‘
. house at the Farms is being repapercd i
1 was done by past masters.
Mrs. J. M. Y
In. Not!!- Snow
“a nun-got
2mm!“
Nimble“ I110!“ unload
jmwumniawsicioi: our
the early part of Julie. Proceeds to be
devoted to the piano fund.
1 Invitations have been issued to the
hold) nthtltr‘tlu _ It i ' ‘ ' modding of Miss Louise Folsom llovey
i‘. . . ‘HOH )‘tlt'l Al 0" it mulaud Lieutenant Austin Knots. of the
arrived In port anti ls anchored in tlleil'lmpd States Navy. at St. John‘s
river. off the UWDPT'B lllttt't‘. til Sullllli' .(‘burclL Portsmouth. Saturday after-
lllt’iii. l I i F 1 \ \I I ll liltiOll Junt- tith. Miss Hovcy Is the
With t' on 141‘; . MN I . I -~ 10* ll idaughter of Her. and Mrs, Henry Hov-
speclal. communication last night and my. and hufi been a frequent visitor at
conferred the M M. dean-e- 111“ work 'lilt‘ borne of her aunt. Mrs. Folsom. of
‘ Ritloely Farm.
iem‘sc Hale has returned to it”? Mrs. Mary l-‘crris 'I‘rowlu'lduc died
home at Compo. from lill‘ iiridgcport in“ Monday. after a lingering illness. at
hospital. when: he has been 8 patient the t‘esitll‘llce of Mrs. Stephen Burt-b-
lor lsome time. lie is well along lhb‘ . ard. She was the sister of the late Mr.
rout o recover-v.
A number of striking trullrymvllitlw late Mr. Stephen l-‘errltt. of Nor-
u‘lgeluot losillligtlme tl;l‘otlallltllt3 “(c-lul- ; walk. Mrs. 'I'rowbridge was a devout
t_.\' nit. usllltg ilemse “8 “10'” member of the (‘ongregatioual Church.
thclr'mrms. some twins owners othersinnd being endowed with a street and
“23:1"fifnilh:hibftuftretlil‘rfks aui \\illii.""“'°"f"' ml”) 0' rare compass. de-
. . q... . . - . . . . ..
. [voted this talent for many years to the
mill in this vicinity is being set up on it'ililii‘ of Wilton Church. Funeral ser-
tbc McFarland grounds. intended forget.“ “'(Il't‘ held Thursdav afternoon of
use in supplying the snnitnrium with .‘thlu week. at her Into. homo. Rev~ W.
“fal':ir0t10r‘1el'iunk '8 to have “"mWW‘." 5 ll. liart officiating. The burial was In
0 .. , go ons. Hillside Cemetery.
Mina Ethel Beers to receiving deserr- ,_.__, _
ed compliments for an ext'ttt‘tlintlll': FIRST HANGING IN PORTO RICO.
breezy and original paper written by‘ SAN JUAN p_ lt.. Mar 22,4“ [hp
he!“ on “Weslntlrl 100 Yt‘fll'fi ”P'lt't'l" H llumacaco district court .of First he
was accorded the prize over a. number . grcc. today. Pedro Dias was convicted
Bliyltl‘duo?"c;ii:eimtlin110,3:MP“ by fellow lot murder. during a political riot at
- ‘ (7 - .Humacao last All out. in Kl boav
The following comprised the Christ named Ontario “pie... Dias. will 1,}.
‘1 . , . v . . . . y y o
stilt:i1.‘:.:.*...3.‘i‘°‘iiii..;°iliilifts}?i“”"""“"..‘°“’°”i’ii‘i
., . ' g ”I. . 'lytaysner. sate rstcon-
£01: I‘laEFlfgtm'T Mlllltl‘ (JIUHHIA B“';’:\-letioti under the new code and the
1| WI. 1 l 0‘11. 41le mam‘fltsngihg will be the first to occur in
son, and William Estelle, Julian llurr. , pom, Ric It s . . .
Frederick Fable. Louis Doucher. Ray- 1 mm “.m'Lm, ,,'..;.‘;;§;{“ "‘9’ “0m"
mond Leaver. l’crry Burr. Francis} _‘ _ .. ‘ --.
Sherwood. Leslie Perry. If. H. Pe r . ‘ ' '
WW“, Wm ’ y fusw YORK. NEW HAVEN &
Last night Compo Engine Company 5 HARTFORD RAILROAD.
held a special meeting, the purpose'
The interior of Ii. llttetlcubcrg‘s
—._.
being to act upon a recommendation TIME TAILE.
to be presented, giving members of --—
the Trolleymen's Union here the use of in effect May 3, 1003.
the engine house parlor for a meeting ----
room until such time As the union can LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
secure more suitable quarters. George ‘ NEW YORK.
Mills, foreman of the company. and a
member of the union. Issued the call.
. President Roosevelt's attention is re-
spectfully called to this community as
one of the most promising at this time
along lines adverse to race. suicide.
A. his-12:401. 5:051. 5:581. 8:15
6:55, 7:13, 7:53. 8:181. 9:031, 0:251
9:40, 10:241. 10:40. 11:351.
P. M.——12:66x. 1:13. 3:25; 8:05,
3:20:.‘ 4:07, 4:501, 5:40. lizfifix. 6:38,
6:55x_7:071.1:hbx_8:00.10220.
Records show that within a week four SUNDAYS.
promtsln additions to the census have A. M.——12:401, 5:061. 6:681. 9:05.
been ma 9: Herman lmnseiette and 9:421.
wife. a daughter: Joseph Rcmlln and P. M.-3:201. 6:40. 5:551. 7:10.
wife, a daughter; George Everett and 10:10.
wife. a daughter: T. H. Danahcr and ----- -
wife. s. son. LEAVE newmxo font (OOUTH
WILTON. A. his—12:021. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00.
$00.1, 8:02. 9:001. 9:041, 10:021. 10:04.
John Stommcll has purchased a new 11:001. 11:02. . . .. .
horse. 1‘. M.~—12:03. 1:04. 1200:, 8:02.
Prayers for rain were oil't‘l't‘tl “18105901. 4:021 4:04 4:30. 5:02. 8:001.
Sunday. ' '
W. L. Fram'la driving a handsome
high spirited horse.
momma: 3:00: 9:0 r;so.nzoox.
" ‘ "“sulim'fgf ""‘
A. M.—12:021, 0:00. mo. 10:02.
Jerome A. Godfrey's new house Is p. [4:00, d:00:.11:00.
nearing completion; .nlso Charles Tnu- _. ‘
“first LEAVE lOU‘l’H NORWALK '0!
Arthur Cable. of Bridgeport. has NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:083. 1:35.513“. mgr.
7:42. 8:4:.9:10x,10:00:.11:06:,11: 7.
P. Iii-13:01:. 1:1. 3:031. 4:18.
gitfidtls. 7:0!14: ‘ .31 011b,“ 10:01.
Bridgeport, In addition to above—P.
its—0:40, 3:0!»th
' WIS.
a.l.—1r:’osx.tzrsx. 1:25;. to:
0:10,.11:0§x,.. . .
r. st.-7:1s: 'EE. _
scorn NORWALK To nannowv.
A. 1—6:”. 9:15. 9:5 ,
P, (.7130, 1:31;, 53min“! 1:10.
osvtselrv sin-seine howwstu.
A. M.—6:00. 7:88. 8:11. 0:38. 11:37.
P. M.—-4:001. 0:25. 6:42.
been a recent guest of his brother. at»
war! Cable. ~ .
Mrs. D. B. Ogden's place has been
rented for the season lathe Maren
family. of New York.
Mr. and “he. Dillon“. who have
spent the past two months in town.
have returned to the city.
Trusnt Officer Hall. of New Milford.
was Inntown. last weei‘téhoeeking possi-
ble do 11 1pm ool‘. ..
cameffifl £39. kit-C one of
his team (If n o e Lookisw sup~
ervened and the animal was killed.
The St. John family. who hare re-
°°""’ °°° Jféfiiifis’b‘éiiéfiiiif‘i‘.
tale. have
.A memorial service commemorative
of the late Mrs. Bradley Blur-goo~ will Sand tutu t flattery, it” a
be held In St. Matthew‘s Church. next 111.: 7: pm It!
s. m: D. m. j :01?“
not shim“ Matron
. ‘ f «as; .
‘ r
’ Miles ore-an «strawberry fun.
.o
I
il.ockwooti Ferris. of North Wilton. and .
. business transactions and financially
" able to carry out any obligations made
. Welding, Kinnsn & Marvin Wholesale
HOW'I’TI-ilef
We offer One Hundred Dollars lle~_
ward for any case of Cstarrh that can
not be cured by Hall’- Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEN!" A 00.. Props..
‘ Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned. have known'lt‘.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and us
Have him perfectly honorable. in all
by their firm.
West h ”an. Wholesale Drugglsts.
Toledo, Ohio.
Drugglsts. Toledo. 0h 0.
Hall‘s Catsrrh Cttre is taken Intern-
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists. l‘estimonlals free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. "‘
1.--.-. ..
WWW
. Beats the Other
by Four Years
The residence of Thomas
Smith 55 Osborn avenue, East
Norwalk. was painted with lead. ‘
oil and zinc. band mixed. fifteen
years ago by me.
i defy any patent paint. to show . '
equal body with as much wear.
IUIIIUS Bilililli,
Painter
if
25 South MalnIStreet. '
25 Elm Grove St.
Residence:
» dim.
GATELY- BRENNAN '
l0 SMAINSTREI‘I
No Fetter
G roe cries
at Any Price.
Extra Fancy Creamery lluttcr. 25c lb.
3 (‘ans Tomatoes. 25c
3 Cans Sweet Corn. 25c
3 Packages Presto. 25c
2 Pound (‘au Corned Beef, 20c
2. corner; AVE.
sass nonwanx.
1 ME, -_.....3.._.- .~..- -. _.-.
,... #5..-."
“Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—dis convenlencs by being able
to get the light withhut the use of a
match. ‘
Second—Tho lessening of the dan-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
onhas, if the m I. turned on. it will
llg t. _ - ‘
Third-The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
mummifm Ethel not being necessary.
Fourth-4 o avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by ser-
vants and the thug of carpets by
t rowing. G: srded match on the
ll 1‘. an ‘t e carbon being ground into
the carpet.
The coat of this Lighter should be 1
loss than the cost of mat ~u-wtth
proper care the Lighter last one
your. '
;.Hl)lllllll.li.' lilSli,
Cor. North lain-II Weavers.
.. wvosx.
. c." “K AND
' over our stock.
a now,
.m was man known-toe ‘M‘WI ‘
. . ‘ ‘ .
Hardware
That's our principal line. and we
have three stories and basement well
stocked with first quality goods. We
also carry Agricultural Implements.
Syracuse Flow; and Cultivators, Hay
Cutters. Road Scrapers. Cordage.
l’alnts. Oils. (lions. Wagon Wood'Worlt.
Ash and Garbage t‘ans. Automobile
and Launch Oil. ’l‘lu. Enamel and
Wooden Ware. Water Filters. Contrac-
tors'. Oyster-men's and Factory Sup-
plies. Garden
, Rubber
’t‘ools. Lawn Mow-
ers Hone. Hammocks.
lScreen Doors, Window Screens and
Electrical Supplies. .DropJnanil look
honorees.
«Isthmus
112 WAN-"N010" STREET.
soon-t MowWALK.
1“. Queue on;
To the Old Country. Drafts
and MonsyOrdet-s payable any-
where in Europe. For sale at
lowest rates.
JACOB ll. “NM
1 hilt-our Dino. numb Nor-walk. ct.
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Phone in.
aurora ‘
by Improved methods, hence. more
reasonable—mars lasting.
Goidpsmer, Nickel. Copper; sl-
' so Antique Bronzing.
Motors.
The New England Electric Mo-
tor roaliy has no superiorf ’Glndly
_, show you one. - ~ '
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'FG CO.
A Mi r513 51“.. > so. NORWALK.
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Paper
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now in stock.
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Primers on all rsogss for the "2‘
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Conn. Railway an
Lighting Company.
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There is no more dm‘lbit'tmw
made for use on hardwoode ' ‘
doors. It Is not affected byrho'bor“ ‘
water or when washod'm WW
water. It dries to walk and EW'
day and retains Its indentbrnfim . -
ceedingly long time. WWW
ASTIC FLOOR FINISH Wili'hfl‘t
especially recommended for;
bathrooms. bar-tops, or soy.
accustomed to severe and co
usage, it».
TO ORDER.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
nrstéss or
Wall Papers.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials.
IPIOIAL. ~ . '
White Curtain Poles with l'txttn'h.
10c. . 1 *
Cloth Window Shades. with Bill“
are. 2 '
Solid Brash-Half Curtainmflr ~ "
long. with flituru‘. “of“ , '
Oil Cloth Binding, 10c box. 3.
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