‘WEDNESDAY. MAY 30.1903.
:2.-2‘
JUST THE SAME.
Headache Waffle, Ironchtll Loun-
ger, White Pine Expoctorant. Bar-upon
ill. with iodides. Poorlou Dylpoplla
Cure. Etc.. forIIIIIt'ly made by '1‘. ll. tlrif-
fill. lilverythlng with our halite on is
guaranteed III gIVII salihiut'iioll or mou-
oy refunded.
and complete.
delicious.
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 Wllhington ”rent,
H. F. Pierce, Prep.
(liili \‘IIIIIIgs It: on IIIII sick list today.
..Irs. Richard “land is going to New
York 'l‘hnrsday.
Til“ i.:ltiit.i<i' Aiti SIIIEI'ty
tlIII church this afternoon.
.l. H, ilundlc in having
tucuts made in his bakery.
Anuls Rooney, who had scarlet fever,
is now completely recovered.
'i‘iltI Ladies” Aid Society is consid-
ering holding auollIIIr supper III tlIII
near future.
t‘ontracior lII. lI). (iorham is painting
the house of ltev. t‘. A. llI'ockIuict‘. in
t‘ovc Itvenuc.
tiur loo Cronm Soda is
Ilit't'tii LII
improve-
Contractor E. III. tiorhatu is painting."
lIllIn
tlIII home of Mrs. Squires. in
street Notw :Ilk
William SlIIII has IIIsigttIId his pos-
ition with the MI- i\iiii)lll t‘onIpqu. III‘I
South Norwalk.
MI‘. and Mrs. lltIriiiII iii'llt'tiit'i. of (is-
born avenue. Inc the parents of a son.
born this morning.
The blast Ntll'wlliii Lumber (‘otupauy
Is unloading II on of western IIIIII III ‘
IIIII EXNI Norwelk station.
Mrs. A. ll. l’IIrIiy.
returned to her home there
brief visit in East Norwnlk.
.I. It. lI‘owlI-I' IIIIII Mrs. Joseph E. lI‘ow‘»
lIIr have ill‘i‘ll in t‘IIs (‘ob. attending a
birthday party to It friend there.
after II
Mrs. t‘harles l‘eck. of Saugatuck.
daughter of M. S. l’IIrtrick. the Iob-
ilit‘l'lmt‘i. is thinking of moving here.
This evening the delightful InIIsIcIIlII
which will be given iii the East Ave-
IIIII- (‘lIurI-h will doubtless draw II large
I-Iowtl.
(‘olc‘s ltllIII-iric Express is now run
IIlIIg clIIIIr again the strike of its Iuo»
tot-men ntui conductors having been all In.
justIIIl.
lI‘raIIk llayues
Mrs. Silllllitiillg. IIi' lIIItIs l’lace,
liayncs. his mother
Icrduy IIIIII I'cttIrIIIIII home today.
James l,'lioIIIIIII~IlIIIII went out with
It ltowayton party
the yacht race. He said that lIII
M rs.
had
an excellent opportunity to see tlIII
boats.
Many. in iilt'l. almost all of the tea-
Ihcrs from the Marvin and Fitch
SI-ools attcudcd the teachers IIIIIIIIiug ’
In the Franklin School. South Nor
walk; yIIstI-I'Ilay afternoon.
According to the custom inaugurated
by tlIII late ’1‘. ll. Griffin tho I-seteran
on their way to dccmato gtm’cs in
blast Norwalk will be IIIIatcd III iilt‘l
soda fountain at the llIlIlgc l‘harmaty.
A ntcetin" of the school IommittIIII
will be held this evening in the II‘itch
school t"oI tlIII puipose oi getting III-II.
Ily lot the. annual meeting. which \vi
be held within a cI'IqupaIatiIIly short .
time
Our stock is fresh. clean .
of SIIvIIrIuiIIII. has 1
is visiting his IIIIIII..
visited there yes-I
ycstI rday and saw I
I--- .
tIIIorge it}. Rohortodl;
'nutnu IIIIII boo llufn.
~-lIIII Cream by plate or measure
from today. MIHR Temple, if Rowan lit.
The dry season which we have bad.
though causing great damage to vege-
tation. buy and small fruits and the
like. has been of dccldcd advantage
to the ralIIIIrII of clIlIkena, as most of
tho \ouug out-III whiIiI have hatched
have lived to attain the Idle where
they are usually considered past Ilau
Igor. A number of l‘laat Norwalit men
.who have extensive (lullluariums say
that How have had bIIttIII luck this
year than IIvIII before III raising the
little fluffy ones ’l‘IIIIv say hUW(".\'t'I
ride H, I. r
... .
l
amt lht‘v,‘
' 'KIWmIqm-R “new:
Over SOIyearS'a‘g‘w“
George B. Smith. of Saitgqtucir, and to I
united in the prlloboratboth balm:
found guilty and fined 33 and come
each. The sentence imposed wot-I III
very llglit one but 'twlll serve. it lII‘;
believed. III pttt a stop to the prac lice. I
'lhII ’l‘aylors insist that the disputed
”.... 11...... ...-p ..., m .... ....” ... 1...... i tIiIIngIII in their pr-operty IIIIII take the.
Nol'wIIik tvhiIh have It llklug foI littlel “i“ i" ”W" "W“ "“"i'"
cltlI item that unless the ngIItIIIIII tale
is exercised time will be great dnm- Ii'i'I'”
tine man gm...“ that he had I found necessary to stop the prIaI ticc.
0' ’t‘ done
The Mac tit c‘
'IIIIII continued off IIIIII on for about II
and ntIlIIgIIuI IuIIaIIIIIIIIII were
.... .... “mm of s' “.h “ Inottalltv ”fl 'I‘IIIIIII it yet II question of dottbt as to
Iats as has happened this spring undI
early summer.
were at least twenty dead cats in the
mill pond. where they have been
Ithrowu by people who were tired of
them. It is known that other cats are
He thottght that thIIrII'I
i
i
l
l
slated for slaughter and will join that i
innumerable caravan wltlch moves toI
‘that lll)‘i-:lel'iotia realm. After
have been removed the chicken rais-
.crs will feel much easier.
ROWAYTON.
James Smith has taken II position
with lII'dwaId ll. White. of Prospect
i Heights
lIII .iill'tlilllllll. of New York.
Icupyiug his cottage. l.II Repose,
ilit‘iit) island. for the summer.
.i. l-Ddtvard Vincent is recovering
lli
ifrouI II IIIII Ilays' severe illness of ])t‘l‘i-' .
. forming III
touitis. dial is able to be about again.
’i‘lIquIIs IlIIrling is having an iltilii~
iutilt to his residence on the West
Side. ('oulractors Scott I\'I (trout are
gIlIIiu; the work.
.‘ iIIIIIIIg Star Division. Sons of Two
IpIrIIuIII. held tlIcir regular meeting.
iiitli‘.
iiiIISI"
tlIII ownership of that celebrated tri I
unult as well III what will be the next:
mote of tlIII "i‘aylors. it has been;
voted tlIIII tlIII town make a public parki
of that hit of green. but the town in.
averse to getting Into the throes of an-I
other expensive bil‘of litigation to net-i
IIII iiii' question of ownership of the.
land. although those who ought to
know IlIII-lIIrII tlIII triangle to be on tiIc‘
. highway IIIIII public property.
is Ot“ ‘
last IIiyht. and transacted routine luts- f
.iiil'!i>. IIIII-r whiclt II social session was
enjoyed. '
(,‘oulractors Scott & (trout. of this
plan. are doing considerable work on
Lileile Island notably placing an addi
I.loII on the Hound IIIIII SIIIIIIIIs I-ottu
imgc. which will gtcatlv iqu'Ive tlIII
appear- .IInIes of these sIII.tIt:I.-rI ,
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
_. only riding lion in thI-I'world.
. The framework is up for the new
j house on tlIII llrady property.
l'lruggist Silliuiau was II visitor in.
. Stamford yesterday. He has complete-
:iy recotcrcd from the nervous shock
‘tlIII regular.
iI-ItstIIinIIIl in his long battle with a illllilI'
tic several days ago.
.\ IIIsIIlIItII II uppIoleating 512.500
tor the erection of II building and i‘IoI
_III pubs and additions it) I itch s ”0‘ be
;im Soldiers at NoIotIIu. Wit“ taken
frotu tltc calendar iii the House.
ItcrIlIIy. and passed.
A children's concert tvill be held two
\I'IIIIlIs from the coming Sunday at tlIII
llItIlIIn (‘ougregatioual ('IIIIrI-h. The
adult will be an elIIbqutc one Its great
plans are being perfected .by those
iv. bo hate it in c haIgII '
yes. I
‘iit'lllll'illll‘lli of agriculture.
.'I:II'III I‘IIisIIIl i.»-
\l-I xIInIiIII W Hill. who was taken to.
.‘NIItv Yotk some time ago for an op-
IIIIIIiou for appendicitis. is past thc
IIIIIngcr point and yesterday was
I blought to his home here.
iiug \‘I'IIv c'tunfortttbly.
\ meeting of tlIII (iii‘t‘titli‘S
l lIIIIiIIII IIIIIII lIibIIIII
of
. lI‘ltuiIla.
lie is rest-I
‘. limited.
the:
was held at the:
The “1““ tilLLt‘l wm‘“ ““5 “W“ at ' l ihraty Rooms. last ctening. l’I csldcni I
w'otk in tlIII haIboI. has comquIeIl
work on a (hauuel to the opening es
tablisbment. of the lIadIIl OysIIII (‘qu
pauy. Aftct that is completed she‘
will dig a basin for Herman “atom
and the Rivciside (‘ tub.
The meeting of t'Ic Junior Band will
be held as usual iul the ladies' par'lot'
lIriday night III ’I‘:- I ItiIaIp. tlIII-IIIII-Id
llcnedict will be the "l:e Ider '1 nc young
people of the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Church will be present. and II good
meeting and large attendance is look.Id
for.
Tire funeral of Mrs. Nathan Roberts
was largely attended this afternoon
from her late home itt Se 'th avenue.
Rev. Edwatd Cunningha . pastor of
the E nst Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. 0th Iated, and the pallbearcts
were icorgc N. Warren. Richard H.
l’armolee_ J. Sturgis Randall. Augustus
B. St. John. J. it. Marvin and William
E. Marvin. 'l‘he interment was in the
family plot in blast Norw‘ulk t‘t‘i’llt.“
tcry.
A nicoting'of the East Norwalk Fire
Dlltrict Committee was held last <‘\'-I
citing in the Fitch School to get ready'
for the annual meeting. which will be
held June 2. The legal notices which
have been posted for the meeting state
that the business will be the hearing of
”iv report of the district committee
and of the treasurer and collector for
the past year. the election of a district
committee and other officers for the
ensuing year and the authorization of
the committee to borrow money to
cover the general running expenses
of the district or to lay a tax for the
same. as the meeting may see fit, also
to do any other business proper to
come before the committee The mcm-
bets of the committee at ptesent utn
ABSOLUTE
(‘IIoIIIII l’ llrIItt pIIIsidIIIl at the meet
Iiug. .\ nuutbet of iItIpr'oIcIncnts were
IIIlIIIIIIed lot the libIaIv,
" :'lti\t‘lli of Mr. Brett in the presidential
I Ihalr the llhr'aty has Ihanged front still the
life to active. \‘cw sc Iecn doors have
{ been placed in the building. a dilapidat-
and with the i
it‘ti stair carpet b: Is been taken up, and.
"ins beI III made. .\iI.
.which. it' carried out. will lettd to the
I crIIcIiIIu.
.ItIildiug which will be II credit to Dar-
IIIII.
WESTPORT.
Miss John Smith. of New York. is a
guest of Mrs. A. 1‘. lion.
William Smith. of Brooklyn. N. \'..
was a recent visitor at the home of
John H. Jennings.
Last night a dramatic and musical
entertainment was given at Saugatuck
Methodist church hall.
t‘. It. Meeker has been granted a
patent on It mattress. from which he
expects to realize a handsome income.
t‘. P. lioar and Henry Heunenberg
attended a tut-cling ol' the Trollcymen‘s
l'nion in Bridgeport Sunday after-
iintlil.
id. '1‘. lledt‘ord and family came on
from Brooklyn. N. i'.. yesterday and
took possession of their summer resi-
dence at the Farms.
’l‘lIII activity of ’l‘bcodorc F. Taylor
and his sister, Hattie. along theI line
of wire cutting has continued and re-
sulted in the arrest of the pair. Thurs-
day. I barged with cutting the span and
signal wires of the Connecticut Rall-
way and Lighting Co . about the famous
Tombstone Park. The case was called
for hearing Saturday before Justice
SEGURITY
I
thtiilie CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must beat
Facsimile Signature of
M
OUSNESS.
INDYGES‘HGN"
lbzolutefy Cu re
cw acaoacmzi
roams LlVER.
Fl-IBBEO mucus.
OONB‘HPATOON
bill'NE-SS. .
0‘13
lilt‘flti\ :I donation oi taluablc books.
llIeIt has plans. ‘
at an early date of II library,
‘. ou the
_____..__._._.
“Monarch over pulu. nurus. cuts.
isprains. stings. Instant relief. fir.
’l‘ltomas's lIlclccfric Oil. At any drug
store.
. country,
I and evening,
Lgurted by a former tenant of the bum
Iost per acre. quoting from the report.
POPULAR AM USEMENTS.
NERO. THE ltiDlNG LION.
Sixty-three horses and ponies. per-
the same time in one ring. 1
is an act which the largest show ou‘
earth would have good reason to boast
of. While not the largest in the
Si" Sautelle's new big ion
rlugz.’ 5-ccnt r'niltoad tit-.IIIIII mIIuIIgt-rie
onal Roman lIlppoIlrome and histori-
cal wild west. which will exhibit at:
South Not-walk. Tuesday afternoon
June 2, has such It fea-
ture. Mounted upon a pure white
horse. tlIII trainer enters the ring and:
the two IIuiclIly ntottnt to the apex of
a large pyramid. Then at a low spok-
IIu command from tlIII trainer each of
the 0:: horses and ponies assume their
proper places. When all are in post-
tiou the animals execute a very won-
dcrful and intricate drill. Another feu-
ttIrII worthv of special mention is the
"Nero."
which is IhII name of the feroelous
beast. not only rides. a pony in one of
open rings lItII performs
other amazing tricks. .
many
SHADE GROWN SUMATRA.
Holding Its OWn as a Competitor
Against the Foreign Grown Tobacco.
'l'hII l'tIItIIIl States report from the
bulletin No
:0. limit. is given up entirely to grow.
ing tIIlIIII-I-o under shade in t‘onuectl-
cut. The rcpott is vety cxII-IIsivII. uIIIl
tlIII experiments have been extended
over several years. The grade of he
souII-what superior in
IiIIcnIIss to the Sumatra lIIIIf raised in
the only place outside of t‘ou-
llt't‘lii'tii III tlIII l'uitIIIl States trhcrc
Sumatra tobacco I'll” be raised.
The market for this product is llll-
There being It duty of sis”.
per pound on all imported tobacco. it
gives the grower in (‘onnccticut . :1
chance to realize immense profits. The
will not exceed 3:500 for canvas cloth.
etc, The average crop would yield 1.330
pounds per acre. the total amount on
thirty-live acres bcing 50.0.30
pounds. The average price being from I
$2 II) Sll per pound. this would amount i
to $l00.l00. with It total cost of 8it‘:.500. ‘
leaving a total profit of “3.000.
The tobacco is It competitor of the
foreign product. Congressman llIIIIry
in his report. states that the Sumatra
tobacco has been heavily encroaching.
American market for the last.
twenty-five years, ttutll it has reached I
:hc point that this country is paying
the Holland government $6,000,000 II
year. It has been demonstrated IIII-
ynnd a doubt that we can i‘ttiRe equally
as fine tobacco in this country under
shade as we import.
hold of it: Keep th’
oldest, best Sarsapartila—I-liyer
-‘ -_Rm—'.:¢_n~".'.—."-
III'IIIlgIII' in Southport.
joke so heartily that cook had
‘ ilridgcpott and \\atIIIbury. t‘oun.
aids
style tlIII author‘s experiences
heat the swish of the
crazed nlligatoI as he IhargIIs upon tlIII'
hunter' s boat just read this hook MI.
Swift has written about a patt of lI‘lor- ‘"
ida which is rarely touched in so lifei'
like anti aIII-IIIIIIII descriptive sty III. The i II pa. kages pr
book is lilIIIIally illustrated by i
E. Smith.
rare halt’ tones of alligator life from:
photographs made by Mr.
book is published by ti.
i Sons. New York.
".tt
GLEN/£5009 I.” 1T?
., “ya I..
New Hay“ Jtiduo MM..YR1 Rim F0
Judge (‘ieuvalandfa name ntlll cott-
tinuen Io loom up conspicuously when
d
l‘
is mentioned IIIIJIH the New Haven tin-
iou. it is stated that George Austin
llowcn. of Woodstock. a leader in the
influential lI‘ItrIuerII' Modulation of tlIII
state. will be Mr. (iloavoland's chief
lieutenant. Mr. Bowen and Samuel
II‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII are understood to be very
friendly in political matters and in this
way it might be expected Judge Cleava-
lItnd would assured of further support.
it is not denied that Mr. II‘osnenden
would llkII to succeed Senator liutvley
when the latter retires in i005. ’l‘o cur-
ry out those plans there are evidence}:
of It machine being ill the wm‘kn anti
.lIIIlge CleuvIIlIIIIII may be an important
factor.
The II‘armerII' Association is fast lIII~
coating It powcri‘ul organization in the
state and candidates looking for dele-
gates from thII country towns are grow
ing to appreciate this. if Judge Cleave-
laud has the cottntry towns with him
somebody will have to hustle.
COOK HAD Hi8 LITTLE JOKE.
The cook aboard the government
which was at
work sometime in Norwalk harbor. is
one of those Ilr)‘. observing, not alto-
gether slow clly geniuses who has
seen I-ouI-IiIlIIrIIblII of tlIII world and in
ready for It joke. but his companions
got one on him Monday that served to
add ten years III his life and now when-
ever he comes ashore he
secures his
boat with chain and combination lock.
(in tlIII day in question he landed and
proceeded to do his marketing. Some
ioi’ his fellow» sunk his boat and IuaIlII
oil' with the oars.
When he got to the
landing tlIII boat had vanished IIIIII a
small boy stood ready III give him the
information that he could swim to the
IlIeIlger or hire a boat. ilII warmed
up and went hunting for somebody to
help him out. Al. (‘hurchhousII came
to the I‘IIscIttI in syltlpathy. but being
onto the joke lamented that he was too
tired to row the cook to dredged and
couldn‘t think of lending the boat.
However he thought if (‘ook went fish-
ing he might tiud his “tub.“ The man
took the hint and then had the fun of
hauling up “till bailing out the boat.
Meantime he got II line on where the
ours tvIIIc hid. also who was at the
bottom of tlIII joke and he's been feed-
ing tlIII culptits salt horse. for two
days. (icorgc Henson enjoyed the
suspic-
Ilf some
Ions he wasn‘t as innocent
I purticlpuiiou as he pretended to be. so
Monday the boattnan settled accounts
with iltIIIson. He discovered a per-
t‘cuto the groIIIr wus smoking and coit-
trivIIIl to dip the end in rcd pepper.
llcusou soon utter sought his cigar and
III lively dance followed during which
the cook IIIIIIIII ins escape.
"FLORIDA FANCIES."
"l-‘lorida lI‘anciIIs"
Fred R. Swift.
the
lien
[)ltlpl'it‘ltll‘ oi
wat fol it keeps away front the beaten
paths of most books on iI‘loIldu whic hi
stick as close to hotel life and tlIII IIhop!
talk of a winter ttip to l-lorida as It
Iiclt. It relates in fresh and breezy
hunting in Florida.
tail of the shot
A'lbctt
There arealso II. motion of
Swift. The
F. Putnam's
"OLD HOME WEEK" ARCH.
Will Cost Five Hundred Dollar: and
be a Thing of Beauty.
BRIDGEPORT. May: I ".—The execu
the committees of Old Home week
met Monday night anti talked over the
plans for the coming celebration. Mem‘
bers of the fireworks committee were
also in attendance and matters relat» A. Ill.-—l‘.’:40x. 5:31,;_ 5:5.“ 6'15
tag to their part of the celebration 5:55_ 7:03. 7:47. 8:ti 8.4;."9.0}.\.
were talked up. TheI decorating cont 9:2”. 9:40 10:24; 10:40 iiIth H
mlttee. which had been up stairs, came p_ M.—i2:55x "1:13 "2:25... 3 0-.
down jttstiIIIforcthe executive adjourn- 3:30,. 4:07. 4:50} 5:46 5.33," t: 38. .
ed and presented its requisition for 6:55x‘ 7:07,. 735.“: 3:05.012“
$2500. with which to complete the Iiec- ' " SlanAYs: ' '
oration of the streets for that occasion _. A _ 3; l .r. - .r . . 3
The building of a $500 arch on Fair. 9.43,?" i M‘ "0°" (""8" M"
field avenue near the depot is Included p. M.—3:20x. 5;40_ 5:55x TIN)
in this estimate. This arch. for which mm)~ ' ..
plans were presented. promises to be a
very handsome one. it will be 27%
feet from the ground to the top of the
facade. and will be covered with can-
vas. painted to represent stone. The
top will be ornamented with large
boxes of flowering plants and the cen- p. M‘_12;0I_I_ 1:00. ' 2:0“. 3:02.
It?!" will bear the motto: 3:30x. 4:02x. 4:04. 4:30. 5:02. 5:30.
““IIII‘Ome-Old Home Week." 6200):. 6:02. 7200):. 8200:. 0:00): 9:30.
The arch will span the street over ll:00x. ‘
i2 feet in the clear. and will extend
over the slIlew‘alk. forming a smaller
arch on each side.
About midway of the end piers. bul-
lefin boards will be placed. announcing
the daily attractions of Old Home
Week. Higher up on these piers. en-
closed in a circular wreath. are these
Inscriptions: “August 30" on one side 9. M.-—i2:02x 1;)2. 3202):. 4:18
and “September 6" on the other. 5:25, 0:25. 7:05i. 0:05x. 9:15. 10:01:
”:15.
NEW HOT‘L DESTROYED- Bridgeport. In addition to above—P.
NEW YORK. May 27—Tbe new ho- .\i.—2:46. 5:03. 7:28.
tel on Fire island. built by Sire Broth- SUNDAYS.
era. of New York. was completely de A. lit—12:08:. lzlsx. 12251:. 7:42.
strayed by fire today. The loss is ab-
out 3150000. The hotel was to have
been opened about June 'lst.
Police reserves were called out to
patrol the fire lines and Captain Mar-
tins said that an extra police guard
would be piaced in the locality to pre-
vent a repetition of incendiary fires
like that in the same neighborhood
eight years ago At that time about
ten fires ocdun'od tn the blank where
today' s fire was. all within a few days
of each other. The captain raid the
tire todav who believed to have been
M. ting hid beep evicted.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
8:00x. 8:02. 9:00x, 92041:. 10:02x. 10:04.
11:00:. ”:02.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
7:42.S:42.9:10x.10:00x.ll:00x. ll:3'I‘.
9:10.11:05x.
SOAUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
a.m.: pflm-‘Ioz'lrsu.
NEW YORK. saw" HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect May 17. 1903.
i
I
NEW YORK.
NORWALK.
A. M.-—l2:02x. 5:00. 0:00. 7:00.
suuoavs
A. M.—-I2: 02x 6: 00 . 30 III: 02.
P. M.-—I;:oo. fi:00x_ 11:00.
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.——12:08x, lTl‘5. 1:25x. 6:1h‘_
P. M.—'I':lfi. 9:05.
31—693 915 95
P. 31-]: 20 4: 27:: 0:105:57. 7.10.
A. M.:.——600 7:23. 9:119:38 11:37.
P M.:.——400x 3:25 6:42. I'I
mSunday trains to Danbury 9: 20 I.
7:30 p to. Leave Danbury 8: 05.
Saturday only. South Norwa‘k to
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The book is an iunotation in It.
while"
if you want to!
HOW'B THIN
We offer One Hundred Dollars ltII
ward for any cane of t ‘Iatarth that II-nu
not be cttred by llall' I (‘aturtb Cure.
..J Clih‘Nl-Y 3‘: CO. Props.
Toledo 0
We the undersigned have known r.
J. (.‘heney for the lost if: yearn. and be
llcvo him perzfettly honorable in all
Ilntalneas transactions and financially
ever the next gubetnatorttd campaign; aide to early out any obligations made.
by their fbm
iWIIIIt & I’ruax. Wholesale Druggiafn.
I Toledo. Ohio.
Waldluz. .Kluuau & Marvin. Wholesale
I.lrngttlutu. 'l‘oledo. Ohio.
llall'a (iaturrh Care In taken intern-
ally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price The per bottle. Sold by all drug»
giatn. i‘estlmonlala free.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat. ”
WIMWQOW‘IO‘DOO
Beats the Other
. by Four Years
i The rIIsiIloIIII: of T hotn: ts
’ 25 South Main Street. .
Residence: 25 Elm Grove St.
Smith 55 ()sboru atenue lI‘III-zt
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Mu walk was painted with lead.
oil and zinc lIauIi mixed fifteen
yclttIs ago by me.
IiiIIfy any patent paint to show
IIIIIIIII body with as much wIIaI.
JUlllUS IIIIIIIII,
‘ Painter
0
“I
GATELY- BRENNAN
’0 S MAiN STREET
i No Better
Groceries
at Any Price.
is it little book itt‘
i
.xtra lI‘ancy (‘roamery lluiIIIr, 230 lb.
3 ( ans Tomatoes. .Sc
3 (‘aus Sweet Corn. ”5c
esto. Mn
2 Pound t‘au (‘ornIIIl llcef. ”tic,
.J.
A Stull
24 COTTAGE it‘iIE.‘ ‘
EAST NORWALK.
Sen Lighting
G89 Tip»
First—its contenlence by being able
to get the light without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
gers of auflocatlon from escaping to.
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. if the gas is turned on. it will
light. \
TbiId—JI‘bo [rent reduction In the
danger of fire from dl dad lighted
matches. matches not bola: necessary.
Fourth—To avatd defacing of wall:
by tho ocutehinrof matches on»
vanto and "tho: Milli). of corneal»
throwing the III-corded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the cannot.
The coat of this Lighter chasm be
Ieu than the coat of mtcbea. u with
proper car. the lebtor will Inn on
your,
HORAGE R. NASH,
Cor. North Main and West Sta.
tutti anti-III} nu
‘I Infrwsuu‘-
. REWVI)II;._ I3
NORWALKIAND
SOUTH NORWM-k
any”. can".
”Steamers; Eagle and at," U‘
Norwtfk‘ w‘Wbflt, l’iet
23. East Rim c.
alt ad .. N
Maui“: South or
E. B. Gotham:
PLUMBING AND STEAM.
HOT.WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
5‘33-
dirt IWafB
That’s our principal hue. and we
have three atorlea and basement well
atocked with first quality goods. We.
also carry Agricultural implements,
Syracuse l‘lows IIIIII Cultivators, liny
('IIttIIrIII. ltoad Scrapers, Cordage.
Paints. ()lls. ttlass. Wagon Wood Work.
Ash Automobile
and Garbage (‘autt.
and Launch ()Il. 'l‘iu, Enamel and
Wooden Ware. Water Filters. Contrac-
torn'. Oystermcn's and Factory Sup:
plies, Garden
Rubber
'l‘ooia. Lawn Mow-
ers. Hose. Hammocks.
Screen Doors. Window Screens anti
Electrical SIIpplIIIs. lirop in and look
over our stock,
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
f now.
‘ 112 WASHINGTON eraser.
IOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 48-0.
iiiililiiiiiii.
To the- Old Country. Drafta
and Money Orderl payable any;
wherein Europe. For halo at
lowest rates. “
JACOB M. “WM.
4 Dom-Mn Chem“ Inn"! thllk. C.
‘ Phone 13!.
FLA TING
by Improved methods. hence. moro
reasonable—more tutti.
Gold, Silver, Nickel. Copper; Ii-
30 Antique Bronzing.
Motors.
The New' England Electric Ito-
tor really has no superior. Gladly
‘show you one.
THE 6. N. McKIBBIN
M'FG ‘co. "
56 WA TER ST..
Pa er.
SO. NORWALK.
Our. New Goods are
now in stock.
-.--.
Painting,
PIIIII Rigging
narrating
. \
Ii) tum Avon“. not Nb‘hWALI'I
>..£
no. I Ina
HEATING.-
STOVEB AND RANGEO.
OLATI AND TIN ROOEIHI.
an add steam fl
0-: flatworm. natal Co II.
fine you I!“ our main
RlQHMOth, RANGES?
THE Jonas & Hormxtm
COMPANY
It WALL Bram. NORWMSL
It:
‘ usage
i 10c.
" South Nor-walk.
19 North man St. South"
Telephone at bottle. 344:
“Coal”
as usual are the lrst to gt.“
trons thh benefit.
because we know it will be 3m
tory. You can 't beat our cmfii
prim
lung toctttontld
yum 6 .
m i3 agg‘n
The Good Old '01
mar Time I: at Hand.
v a.
. It
I
l
\t'nut In it that molten wow "
an a onk in the kitchen a plaid-
are at Al l. timen of the #0037.
A Gas Range of Cobra".
It
Place onII order an IND 00"..-
you Hill. as II III very dlanflill .
to have to wait. for your‘flnfii."
to be set. when the weithél’""§l 1 -
sweltering. because. otheriihldfl 1.
their orders in ahead of you. " .
Hot water in its time on an .
INDEPENDENT
HOT WATER HEATIR. .
At It very small cost.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
A postal brings our repreac .t-
atlvc withottt fail.
Conn. Rallwny and
naming Camplhv.
There ls.uo more dur hid Yam
made for use on hurdw 00d pa
iloora. it is not affected MW 01‘ '00“
water or when washed min and-
water. It Ilrlca’tn wall ”tans;
day and retains its-lull MI
ceedlagly long time. DMER’SI' L'-
as'rlc FLOOR FINISH will not drunk
or peel off One coat WI double the
“life" of a linoleum or ‘olbcloth’ floor.
it withstands kicks and knocks our in
especially recommended tortilltt
bathv rooms bar-tom or any 13
accustomed to severe and contin
Window Shadel.
Picture Frames.
Wall Papers.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists’ Material;
SPECIAL.
White Curtain Poles mot
Cloth Window Blinder. with nude,
5c. "'-
Solid Brass nan Curtain node. I it.
long With fixtures. 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding. 100 box 1
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, l
' DECORATING. l
L.H.De.clttir.
a} Walkinkfod " H fa...“
... i».
It Conn.
Telephone Connection;
I
2
DAVID w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director 0
dEInbalmor. .
I
Re-tdenca. 9 Cannot Tm to
NM'
0-.-, .. w..—
GWWW
Hart 0 Vinita
momma.” ““
sruu.
H01 m rm.
AND GAS '
nrrnva.
p
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc. ‘
5..
50 South Main Strut. .
south Norwnlk, coon. if” .
Telephone; 137-3.
i
a
ll": I 1':
$6. 25 pertrggz'
3The price of cool having dram
at?
We urge you tin buy. our man OH}
fa}.
Better buy now while it!
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Norwalk Chronicler