FRIDAY. MAY 29. 1903.
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~ ”11.1 $151115
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FOR CALI.
The receipt to care that tired. allv
Rune feeling Our Beef Iron and Wine.
It contain..- I.11lblg's uure extract of
beef. Squlhbs' citrate of Iron. alul the
best and parent (‘ulifornln sherry wine.
The receipt is on each bottle. This is
the kind doctors do not hesitate to pre-
st‘l'llif'. Full pint bottle, 501:. Watch
our windows
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 Washington street,
H. F. Pierce, Prep.
1111111111111
Miss Annie Sec. of First avenue. is
Ill with tonsllitis.
'l'humns Martin. of Stamford.
moved to Winfield strcct.
Miss lllanche lloerum. of Brooklyn.
is visiting Mrs. [12. t), lirakc, of llctts‘
l'lat'e.
(‘aptnin Verity t'owcd 11 pile driver to
Long Island today, where 11 dock is to
be btillt.
.\ number of the girls and boys are
has
going to have 11 picnic at Rocky
Springs. on June it.
The regular prayer meeting at the
Advent Christian 1 l111r'.1l1 was led last
evening by Rev. Fb SAiuswortli
The work 01' dredging out ”10 lladel
slip has not yet been completed.
11 will probably be tlnlshed today.
There was 11 large attendam'e 111 the
pr: not
the llast Avenue Mithodist (‘hur1h.
Mrs. It. \\ nod and son. Hill. of Siam»
ford. spent ,vester1l11y with Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Reynolds. of Van Zandt
street.
The stores here which 111'11 to clo~e
at noon tomoriow will keep open until
it o'clock this evening, in place of Sat»-
111'1lay night.
The regular meeting of the Junior
liand will be held this evening. at 7:13 '
sharp, lloward llcnedict will he the
leader.
:1 large attendance.
Extensive i111prov111111'11ts are 111 he
made at liafner's East Side store. ’l'h11
platform in front of it has been re—
11111ved. and quite a good deal of filling
in will be done. A tar walk will be
laid there. and other improvements I11
made.
The blast Norwalk Fire Police will
hold 11 sociable and smoker at their
rooms in the Randall Bltn-k this even-
ing: A luncheon will be served and
11 good time will probably result. A
number of members of the South Nor-
walk Police will attend the affair.
mice (‘1'1-11111 at lilaud & liuvis. \'an
Zuni S1,, beginning May b'iuh. Open
every evening. 11122 211 21'
Extensive repairs and changes are
being made in the launch "Sarah K.
She is having a new style of cabin put
in which will have deadt-yes instead of L
A coat of paint wili be 111i1l— 3
11d. 11nd she will he 1111111111 the han1l-‘
windows.
somest of the boats about the harbor.
The condition of Oscar liylngton.
a day or two ago for appendicitis
the Norwalk Hospital is 11'ltl1al
ii is 1"111111111 by some that lie 11111.1 11111
recover. H11 has been employtd 1111'
years at
shoe factory. in South Norwalk.
This evening the wedding of William
lienry Sniffen, of ltov'vnyton. and Miss
.\una Warden. daughter of James R.
\\1111.len will he 111l1-b1at11d at the
home of the bride. .‘1 St. John street
\lr.Sniff11n is well known in 11111 Nor-
\v11lks having 11111 11 for some time 11111-
of the most popular of the cmploves
at the 111111111 (11111 \lannfaituring Com-
pany.
Harry S. Young. (if the corner of New
sheet and Seumd 1111111111.
purchased 11 handsome“, new National'
bicvrle from H. l(:ll11lkl11.1' in South
N11111alk..\lr\'oung will start this
.1ftet noon on 11 few days vacation. and
will go to Bridgeport ‘ltnd from tl11-11
to Port Jefferson by steamer. and
wheel to Stony llrook. Long Island.
where he will visit relatives.
OUR BOY.
Like the stormy uetrel soaring,
Restless. beating, in the air,
o'er the wild waves seething, roaring
Finding peace or rest nowhere.
So "()11r Bov" '11s prone to wandering
()er the sea and o'er the land
(living mile time to pondering.
St't‘mlllg not to understand-
llow that life was full of danger.
How the dear ones left behind
\\ ere to Tom almost a stranger.
()nly always in their mind.
I11 the tempest wrecked and stranded
As a sailor, oft was caught;
In the army Tom was handed.
For his native land he fought.
While in prime of health and stature,
Noble. manly. fearless, strong.
'Zudowed most wonderfully by nature.
All her gifts they lasted long.
,Im the giant frame came broken.
All at once it seemed to be;
The signs were there as
spoken. .
All the strength did waste. did flee.
plainly
Then the hours came for reflecting.
A11 the ebbing tide drew near.
And the end all were expecting.
But his heart It knew no fear.
lec a brand snatched from the burn-
ing.
He had found swa-ct peace at last.
In the past that knows no turning.
Anchored. sure and safe—steadfast.
' El), JA M ES
East _Norwulk, Conn. .
ROWAYTON.
Rt'v. I-'. C. Ilrown who has been crit-
h-ally ill. in slowly lihproving.
John Crockett. of Crew avenue. is
suffering from a slight. attack of ma-
laria.
The prayer meeting in the Baptist
Church. last night. was led by Joseph
Pennell.
Mrs. .lack Hoffman. of Newark. N. J..
In visiting Mrs. N. E. “lly, of Forty-
sccond street.
M111. 8. A. Walters and family arrived
from New York todny and will no end
the summer at their cottage no le
lsllnd.
Dr. J. J. Strolnneyer nnd «daily. 11!
New York hnve arrived at their one
tun: All. Sltn, facile lnlnud. for the
"name-aniline“. 0111‘.
Whittle-n In
but i
meeting held last evening at i
It is hoped that there will he i
of .
l"1u'l l’uint street. who was operated on 1
. 111 I
and
Lounsbnry & \latheu s 111 's .
i
111sterdav .
"11.1111 da1
place. for the summer vacation the
school of mines having 1-.losed
(lp1111'111111 l1a_\'.11f lhuicu
dated linilroad t‘onipauy's signal tow-‘
lie is also night op-'
er in this place.
'1 11' l t " . i ' "
‘H'l‘lhil' klltrri'dlylfllli post-office will be2 I agreeable you make your
it'loscd tomorrow after ll a. 1n., as Is SC”, 01' you WOUld Stop
cuslomal y on holidays.
the malls out of town will go as usual.
The annual priunotions took place in
the South l1‘i1'11 Mile itl1cr school yes-
t.-1d.1 . The numbers 111' the grades
llil\1' been changed.
1111'. instead of eight.
Ii. ll. llavls. of New York. It. Hanna,
lianiiury 111'11 Occupying Iheh summer
11side11c1-a on Ilelie Island and will r-e
main throughout the season.
ltohcrt S. llnn I111 who has
in Ilowutyon avenue. and made ll one
of the more modern and attractive in‘
the village. has appropriately named
the p|1111e“lt111l House." Mr. llarclay
and his faintly will come front llrook-
l_\11 today to take possession. and rc~
main tintil late in the fall. '
i All the healing balsamic virtues
of the N111"wa_\ l’lne are concentrated
1111 lh'. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, n11-
1illl‘1"s own remedy for coughs and
i colds.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Kittie Fnl'is is visiting lll‘ook-
l.vn friends.
Mrs. Albert (‘. Willson is 1'1-cover.
ing from several weeks‘ illness.
. The frame of John lh'ummer's house.
ELe Roy avenue. was raised Tuesday.
l M 1's. llenjnmin St. John, visited M rs.
Nelson 'i‘uitie. near Norwalk. Tues.
' 1l1~.\'
Miss
cousin.
hatn
Miss
ill. the
'111ion.
Miss
'l nuke r
’luesday.
Mrs Marv ‘ltorton of Mount \"111
non is spending a few days with liar-
icn friends
Volunteer Hook and Ladder (‘om-
pany will hold '.1 monthly meeting next
Monday evening.
A boat-load of brick arrived at t‘ol-
lender‘s Point for the Stokes green-
house_ last week
Miss Lizzie Hump. of
.been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
1 Randall 111 \l'inuipauk.
The Sewing (‘lrcle of the t‘ongrcgm
tional (‘hur1'h 111111 with Mrs. (I. ll.
Noxon. Tuesday evening.
Miss l1la Laugdeu is spending 11 few
days with Mrs, George t'lock. who is
improving after 11 serious illness.
Miss Nellie. tlnodeve. ol’ llrooklvn
will speud-Memorial llay with her
aunt. Mrs, Herbert Fooic. Lelloy ave
llllt‘.
} llanford Smith. of Norwalk. has 1111111
ed lnto 1h1- Kraft place. recently pm-
1l1as11d by 111'. (I. ll. Noxon from John
(‘111111,
.A regular meeting of Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company will be held Mou-
|1la.1"‘ll11-1 Eagles expect to hold a fair
in Sentemher.
’lhe toph tor
.Iunlors. Sunday.
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(:1'111'11 Willmott in visiting her
Miss Essie Metlalllnrd, in l’el-
Agnes Raymond has been very
past week, 111 her home in No
1t;u1d \'an lline and Miss l-Itta
visited Stamford f1'l1111d1;.11n
llarien. has
tlould .l.
the I'lpworih League
will be. “Philip the
Evangelist." Acts 8:11-11: leader. Miss
' Virginia Willmott.
1 Mrs B A Scelcy 11111111 l‘uesdal
11" 11h her mother Mls ("hn1l1-s Vt .1111
tbury. l‘111lma1lg1 Hill. who is lmpr'oving
‘Eirom 11 serious illness
Miss Jennie Weed and Miss lien-
tiice Reed will represent liarien at the
class-day reception to he given this
1 evening in the Stamford High School.
.1 business meeting was held 111 the
1 11111'1"1g11tion11l (‘ hure l1. afte' the
,prayer111eeling. \\‘11d11es1lay. to com—
plete the incorporation of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. tleorge, W. Northridge.
1111' llrooklyn. arrived in Marion yester-
dav 11111! are in possession of the hill
‘ler place. which they purchased last
i fall.
The linowlton Fife and Drum Band
theld a meeting at ll. Slauson's. Thurs—
.day evening. The band will hold
‘11 stra\\"'l11‘1l)' festival and dance at 1111
his Wesley N. Brady. of Brooklyn.
i1ame here yesterday to spend the sum-
imer with her husband. who has been
I 1111111111.: the residence, in readiness for
: everal days past.
! Mrs \‘tilllam A. Langdon was in
\\ 11s1poit last week, when Bishop
‘ Brewster confirmed a class of sixteen,
‘one of the members being her niece.
1 Miss Hattie Darrow.
i Edward Bryant. of Luther M.
lerght' s carriage repository in South
Nerwnlk is taking the place of Freder
ick lliekman in Darien owing to the
fdeaih of the latter's wife.
. Rev. W. l". Dickerman. of New Ha-
11'1-11. was in Darlen, last week. to su-
perlntend the erection of a beautiful
1granite memorial upon the grave of
’his son in Spring Grove cemetery.
. Mrs George Scott of Rowaytqn:
ers. Tongue. of Brooklyn; Mrs. Arthur
\\ hiino1 of Stamford; lilies Nellie
.Ilgden and Miss .lennie Scott. of Row-
iavuon. came to Dnrlen to celebrate
the, birthday anniversary of Mrs.
llemy Whitney Wednesday.
(harles .l Secley. Darlen's insane
man. who has been at a sanitarlum in
Stamford. was brought here. Wednes-
day night. and was reunited to Mrs.
Such-y, who arrived in Bridgeport a
few hours before. The couple had
been staying at Contractor E. T. Bates'
house. luu Mrs. Seclcy declares she
will never live. with her husband again.
. The seven children of Mrs. Seeley. who
have been staying at Woods's Home
met their mother in Silllman'u drug
store before she went to Mr. Bates's
house and they were taken back to the
home.
WESTPORT.
The exterior of the Salmon store ls
being repainted.
Harry Kirk In again in the employ
of tho Traction Company.
W. S. Sherwood. of Philadelphia. is
here on a brief visit with his par-
cuts.
Rev. W s. 110113.01 New York has
purchased {In Mcnfnlwn hounn, In um
a"; '1' 1. .' . 1
Bliss Edith Warren hnn raniimOd her
old position of clerk 111 Pntrle'n con-
(WI-Hg?
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name-11111111, '1'-um M33
is substi-,
.llllltlil. 11s 1l11v operator in the (‘.onsoli-‘
'l‘llel'e will be'>
111111 delivery ninth” in the village and
so that number
seven will he the highest one l1111'1-1lf-!
ol' ill'ooklyn. and (Pharlcs Scbuldice. of' '
com-1
.plclcly remodeled the (Torhett pluee.i
read or rest in the
same house with you.
Can’t stop it? Then
iwe must tell you about
Ayer’ s
i
better advice.
‘of nll I could do.
. relieved-
Yo‘u certainly do not
,know how generally dis-
.coughing. No one can
Cherry Pectoral
No medicine like' it for stopping coughs, heal-
ing sore lungs, quieting inflammation in the
bronchial tubes, and preventing serious lung
.troubles. Ask your doctor if he could give
"last fall I contracted a severe cold on mv lun s
l then tried Ayer' s Cherryl”
I llll now, perfectly well.‘-. .
Miss Emma Miller, Fort Smelling, Minn.
.1. c. Ann 00..
Menu. lun.
which continued spite
ectoral 1nd wnn quickly
ll
reached
pleasing and. judging from
more than
was novel.
the attendance. profitable.
l-I. .\'. Thomas has been engaged by
the Adams Express ('ompauy. ns driv-
111' 111' one 111‘ its wagons.
Mrs. S. A. l’ut'dy and daughter have
returned home from a vlnlt with
friends in New York city.
expectations.
.ludge I). ll, ltradley and wife have
1'1-turned home from 11 1isit with
friends at South Hadley. Mass
.lohn .\l1-('o1'11111"-1. who has been in
active military service in the Philip-
allies. during the past three years. Is
home.
'l‘homus Quinlan has a force of men
111 work on a new addition to the West-
,1111'1 l‘upi-r t‘ompany's plant. 111-1111: er»
11-11111 in Sylvan avenue.
William Mollctt. formerly of
York. has taken 11p 11 residence l1cr1'
with his wife. Mr. Muliett is in the
1'111pl11v111' l". M Raymond
\\'1':-tpl1ri parts t't'luctliutly with Rev.
ileuae W. l‘111rl1y1lt, yet it is lllt'dslll):
:11 know that he goes to a pastorate lll
Hartford. 11111111111, the most pretentious
111 the state. lucreaseii scope. wider
1111111'tuuiiics. .\‘.1'. llarhydt will timl 11
way 11. make his work as telling. him—
.1'ii :1» popular as he he. been here.
Following are the newly elected oili-
1'1'1's ot' the Musical Society: President.
t‘ ll. llolge. secretary and treasurer.
l, lechwilz; executive cullitllliil'f'.
\liss (‘lara licach and the All'stlillllt's
W. I". Osborn. ii 1‘ \\'11111l11'11r1i1. A. S
llurlbutt. It. ll. Morris, The final
meeting, until fall. will be held on
douday night. .11 the residence of I). ll.
Morris.
Last night Westport tirange met and
conferred the third degice. l-‘ollowing
patriotic exercises were engaged in.
W. H. lx'lrk read a paper on
t‘ouutry;" .l (I. llyati one on
'i'1111'11;" llomer lieers talked
"Our Stuteg" Mrs. II. II. liradit'v. read-
ing. Mrs. M. I i‘o11l-1y. paper 1111 "()111'
llumcs'" patt'iolic songs by chorus 111'
111e1nbers. and "Home. Sweet Home.”
for the grand finale
was good
11 bout
the occasion 11311 111'11ble.
WILTON.
.l. M. llelden. of llanhnry.
town on Sunday.
Frederick lint-1111. of the metropolis.
is visiting the Willing family. in (‘11111
111111.
Mrs. Frank
is spending the
Rockwell.
Miss Hattie ()lmstead.
spent Saturday and Sunday
friends 111 town. _
Fiederlc Mlddlebrook and
\'11\\‘ York, and Mr. and Mrs.
.\lid1llehrook. 11f Hobbs Ferry.
was in
Pearl. of Philadelphia.
week with Mrs. Frank
with
son, of
Joseph
were
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According to n celelnted nnntomint
there are upwuds of 5,000, 000 little
glands in the human Itomnch. These gluidn
pour out the digestive juices which dissolve
or digest the food. Indigestion is want of
juice, wenknesn of glandn, need of help to
restore the health of there orgnm. The
best and Mm nun! help in that given by
”och-I- loll‘ol’n Can-nun
Syn-up. Natural. because it lupplicn
die materinln needed by the gland: to
prepnre the digestive juices. Because it
smgthcnn and mvigornten the glnnds and
the Itpmnch until they are nblc to do'
their work nlonc.
indigestion ccminly and permnncntlc.
Itdocsnoby munlmnnmnnd therein'
'hqthngccrcrtd'mwondu'fiil Ind lm-i
.r.
We.“ Mn. s-flwod . an
I#§.$un.wlnh 31.. 1111.1
4.3.1.11119' .nu Inly hunted dlbcn It
turn you or vc will mum-
'WMW 1a: A..." no“
.\'cw i
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The attendance
11f Norwalkfi
. i Davenport.
Sé'cl'n nSyrup cures l
the guests over Sunday. of S. It. Mid-
diebroolis.
Miss Leila Williams. of Georgetown
entertained Miss Helen :uurges. of
t‘uunon. last week.
Miss Kale Keelcr will 11111-11 the lt‘.
ll. llenedict place 1111 Mcmmial .111.1'
for 1l11-11-111uti11u of guests.
.A pleasant surprise pativ was given
.‘llss .loscuhiue llurlbuit.11f (‘annon
at her residence. Monday evening.
The young people‘s t'ulllllllltet' have
issued extensive Invllillituis to a (lance
t in t‘annon llnll this week Friday even-
lug.
Mr. and .‘lts Post. of the city. are
visi‘ing Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Team.
who are occupying the llr. .1. Sturges
11111111.
Work has been resumed 1111 the
South Norwalk pipe line after 11m
1' days" cessation. owing to necessary 1'1--
1 pairs.
William liuchauan and Mrs. l’auline
Andrews. 01' New York. 11111 the
guests this week 111' .\l 1's. .I. ll. Sturges.
11! (‘1111111111.
(‘1111111111 again 11-1-11iv1-1l hospitality at
lllt‘ hands of :1 sister grunge. as the
membtus were entertained I11 New
t‘uuaan 'l‘ucsdai evening.
.\lt1llib111's 111' the t‘ougrcgaliuual Sull-
day school are l'l'llt‘ill'.~'lllf.'. :1 111111111
piogram for Ill11 observance 111' t 11121l~
lt‘ll's‘ Day, Sunday. June 71h.
Davenport White, of the t‘11ll111111 of
Physicians and Suieeons. .\'1w York.
and ll:ll'l)' Miller and Burlington II;11-
1'll|1111't. of Yale. all spent Sunday in?
1111111. '
R. ti. tirlil‘cn. who formerly was a1
pupil in 11 Wilton school. 1'1'1'1111lly tis-
iied fr1eu1l1- in 1111111 prior to his do
parlut'e on the steamship Anchoria.
for Scotland.
11 is predicted that the 1-1'11111111111
11111111 111 be given in I‘annon llall Sat-'
.' urday evening under the patronage of!
the Misses Willing Will be very 1'11-
1111'111l11ing. l1't11'i'1‘1llll will be on sale.
l’i'oi 1't'ds will be used {111 the benelit
of St. Matthew's hailsh.
Friends of Rev, C. M.
1'1-1'1111' 11f 'l‘1'11111_.' i‘hul'ch. and one of
Wilton's cultured sous. have 1'1-relied
entertaining letters describing :1 re-
cently delightful trip enjoyed by him
ainl family through Switzerland and
111111' the Alps Into Italy.
It Is to he hoped that there will be
a large attendance at the ice cream
and stra1vbcrr1' festival to be held in
the chapel of the (‘11ug1'egatiuual
(‘hurch Tuesday evening .lune 2d. 1111-
der the auspices of the Y. P, S. L‘. lC.
,‘l‘hc mung people‘s commlilee will
endeavor to make all welcome. The
proceeds will he devoted to the re-
shingliug of the chapel roof.
'lhe Matinee Whist (‘lub 111111 Tilt-s
[day afternoon at the residence of Mis
George ()gden. ’l‘hree tables were till
Ied. only members being present. '1 be
'let prize was won by Mrs. J. Mcl'lw»
‘en Betts. second. Mrs. H. (i. Thomson.
lthird. Mrs. ‘.eorgc Ogden. while the
‘consolaflon was awarded to Mrs. (I. A.
It is reported that a
summer club will soon be formed.
Miss Anna Melga (.‘ase. the artist.
daughter of Dr. Case. of (income. N.
l'.. was well known while. here before
leaving for Europe. as a guest of Miss
Sarah Davenport a! the Sturgee home-
stead. Miss Case has opened a studio
in London where. she has every oppor-
tunity 11f pursuing her artistic work.
1While being entertained during the
past season at Farnham Castle. Sur-
rey, she painted the portrait of the
Rt. ltev. Randall Y. Davidson. of Win-
:chester, translated within the year 111
‘ the see of Canterbury. This fine por-
‘trait has recently been accepted and
1 hung In line a: the London'Art Gallery.
Heidi-11, now
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DANGER FROM FLOODS OVER.
DES MOINES, la.. May 29«-‘The riv-
ier reached Its highest point about
is o‘clock thin morning. an it is be-
lieved that further dungerf tn floods
is over as reports from various points
in the state are to the 12881:! that the
river has begun to recede. In the
Des Molnes Valley from Spirit Lake
110 the Missourl River the'tmtire bot
toms were covered with water and the
damage to the corn crop in l_nestini
,nble.l1ully the hundred homes have
[been lnundnted. In Des Mo nulonc
the damage will reach 85 000 In
' South Des Molnen the bottom present
in solid sheet of water with houses
{dotted here and there, some turned
'over and others with their chimneys
ionly extending above the. water line
REPORTERS‘ ACCOClATION.
1 An cdort pill he made to have one
more meeting or the Connecticut R_e.-
.porters' unoclntion. There are n féw
of the members left and they are neat-
tered. Some are in Hartford. none In
soil us far In 33.01711 3) “tone who W
”Loin-hm Hmi
$901511”. min
on land for the next Wanting on July
W Remnant
' , gists.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One lluudrud llollllrs do
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V . ward for any case of (‘.ntarrh that can-
[not be cured by liall‘s tintarrh (‘ure
1 F, J. CHENEY 6'1 00.. Props.
| Toledo, 1).
, \1 e the undersigned. have known F
i l. Cheney let the last 171 years and oe-
tiiieve him 111111111lv honorable I11 all
1 business tr'unnaulons and financially
. able to 1"'uii.v out any obligations mud:-
thy their firm
lWest & t‘ruax, Wholesale Drugglsts.
Toledo. Ohio.
Welding. lv'innuu & Marvin. Wholesale
llrugglsts, Toledo, Ohio.
1 Hall's (‘ntarrh (.‘ure if? taken intern-
,ally. acting directly upon
land mucous surfaces of the system.
. Wire The per bottle.
i
‘Ash
the blood '
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Silltl by 1111 11111; i
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plles. Garden
' ers.
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t‘esiimoniais free. ‘
: Hull's Family l’ills are the best. "1
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mac-numocw' 300.131.1110" 1
Beats the Other
by Four Years
The residence of Thomas . V
Smith 1'13 Osborn avenue. East .
isorwalk. was painted with load.
oil and zinc, lumd mixed. fifteen
years ago by 1111-.
l defy any patent puuu 11111111111
equal body with as tullCh wear.
JUlilUS “BROWN,
Painter
’.').C'C‘JOOCC'OCUJOQ;
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1.1
52 South Main Street.
Renidence:
‘3f
25 Elm Grove St.
WE'LLTRUST YOU
W
nominating
GATELY' BRENNAN
l0 S.MAIN STREET-
.. . ‘. .._... w.
No Better
G rocerics
at Any Price.
1“”
1'
Extra Fancy ('1'11111111'1'y llulicr. ‘.'.'11' lb.
:1 (‘ans Tomatoes, 25c
3 Cans Sweet Corn, :5c
3 Packages Presto, 250
2 Pound (‘an Corned lleef, 2111'
21 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
Sci-t" 1.11: 1121119
Gas Tip.
First—Its convenience by being able
to get. the light without the one of n
match.
Second—The leuenlng of the duo
gers of suffocation from encnping an
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as, If the can is turned on, it will
light.
Thirdo-The grant reduction in the
danger of tlre from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To nvold. defacing of wall-
by the scratching of patches by nee
vents and the nolltng of carpets by
throwing the. discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground Into
the carpet.
The cost. of this Lighter nhouid be.
less than the cost of matches its with
proper care the Lighter will Innt one
your.
HOHAGH It. llilSH,
Cor. North Main nnd Went Ste.
DAILY FRHIGHT LINE
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' new vault.
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wall: ‘3!“ the night.
Hardware
That's our principal line. and we
have three stories and basement well
stocked with first quality goods. We
also carry Agricultural luipletuenifl.
Syracuse l'lows. 11ml Cultivators, lllii’
(‘11tt1-1's. Road Scrapers. ‘ Cordage.
l'aiuts. ()lls. (ilass. Wagon Wood Work.
Automobile
und tlarbago 0111111,
and Launch Uil. 'l‘lu. Enamel und
Wooden Ware. Water Filters. Contrac-
Uysterineu's and Factory Sup-
'l‘ools_ Lawn MOW-
ltuhber “1111c. llanuuocks.
Screen |)o111'1~"\\'i111low Screens and
1'}! e1 trical Supplies. Drop in and look
over our stock.
COMSTOCK.
WATKINS
61 DOW,
312 wnsamoron 81111151.
11011111 NORWALK.
Phone 413-6.
To the Old Country. Drafts
and Money Orders payable any-
wherein Europe. For uln n1
lowest rates.
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PL A TING
by improved methods. hence. more
reanonable—more lnetlng
Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper: II-
no Antique Bronzing.
Motors.
The New England Electric lo-
tor really has no superior. Glsdly
show you 0110.
THE C. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F' G CO.
56 WATER ST.. 50. NORWALK.
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Wall
Paper
Our New Goods are
now in stock.
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Place your order as I00”; “
you can. as it is very dll‘ulflnt'
111 have 111 wait for your run
to he set. when the weather ll
sw'.eltcilng lun .1111111 other! have :
their orders in ahead of you. :i
' Hot water in Jig time on :12:
INDEPENDENT
\ HOT WATER HEATER.
At a very small cost.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
A postal brings our 1ep1 see it.-
ali11 without fail.
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Conn. Rallway' and
Lighting Company.
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FLOOR FlNlSll
There Is no 11111111 durable. varnish
made for use on hardwood'uid painted
floors. 11 is not affected What of mid
water or when washed Mth'nonp and
water. it dries to walk'on It‘nninglo
day and retains its lustre form ex-
ceedingly long time. DECKER'S EL-
ASTIC FLOOR FINISH wtlI'not‘ crack
111' peel off. One coat: will double the
"life" of 11 linoleum or’oll-clot'h' floor.
It withstands kicks and knocks and Is
espeilally recommended for finishing
1111111 r.1ioma bar tape or any surfaces
accustomed to severe and continuous
usage. 5... _ 1.11:2: i
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Window Shad". .{1 ’“ l
Picture Frames. '.‘= .. ii
DEALERS IN
Wall Papers.
Painters' Supplies. ,
Artistn' Materiall.
SPECIAL. - ‘
White Curtain Pole: with Fitter”.
10c. " '
Cloth Window Shaden. with trill",
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Solid Bras: Hnlf Curtnln Rods. 8 ft.
long. with fixtures, 10c.
Oil Cloth Bludln:.-'10c hon: 1- 1 3
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING. ‘
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87 Walkingttm m. it, C 1.
South Norwalk. 1 Conn.
Telephone Connecticut. -
11.111151132631375.—
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because we know it. will he
tory. You cant beat our col
prices. ' {'15 1~ .‘
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