m. '0 Cl. IothodlIt Church. TlI IIbiIct will
Not mine tired. IilI he"lndlI" and It"!
, fond Mini. Our I3! iron and Wine. Cunningham, hue mu 1: tin
_ I contains heiblg'ti pure extract oi who attend contr e t g of
, hoof anulhha citrate of iron. and theitdnnary news from all parts of ti"
beat and meat California sherry wine 'worlil
'l‘he rece at In on each bottle 'l‘hiI Ia' William Reid of Gregory Boulevard.
the kind doctorsdomitiiesltatetopro- accompanied by Albert Brown and
Icribe. Full pint but“. 50° Wflii‘h William (iamnion. of South Norwalk.
our windown 'attcnded the ball game hctwoen the
IRIDOE PHARMACY. illostoii-‘Nliw lork tennis Saturday
205 Washington Strut. i A number of drunken men orniII
H. ’1." Piano. Prop. Emttnttid the bridge on the evening of
Memorial Day and last night. This is
‘,‘ Egotiiiig to ho a hnisa'lnce to people who
are compelled to use this ilioioligh
i fait-
, i.oslic (iambic or this pla(1I, is com- E
Ipleting the rcsitlonce of Mrs. Dalc, lit
iSolind lieac h The house has cost up
iwurd of 82000" and will be one ofi
liio liandsoniosl owned liy thtI stiinniori
cololiy
The indict-I ur St. Paul Miuslmi uroi
planning for itii cnteilainmcnt In Rodi,
‘MtIn‘s Hail, Fr'itluy evening. .liino btli
Ati (IXt1Iilent proglam has boon aiiling-
od. after which they lntonti to serve lcc
tiltililni and cpko. l l
. _ I ils even at: here wil be a moot-
btfiiliiliiiiii‘ E ing of the EpWorth League in the l tid-
Ies parlor oi the Fast avenue MctlioI
Rev t‘. M Stilleck prcocliod yostoi
(lay at St. Paul's Mission.
Mrs .iolili Weeks has bot-n vlslt ing‘
herc oIor Memorial Day and Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, of Van
Znndt street, spent Sunday in Cran-
bury.
Contractor LcaIbI lumblo took a
party otit on his steam launch Memor-
ial Day.
Miss Georgie Carll,
was the guest of Mr.
of
and M rs,
voeterdny .
' . ‘ . . ,, dist (ihiirch. Matters of business will
Neil's“. 1:11:31” “[1123“ 1:22,: 3:563“? iii, come up. Deli-gates will be elected to
\low York ‘ the convention. which will be hold to-
niorrow in Stratiord. at the Church of :
Mien Etta Cook and bcr nephew. . I
I , . , I the llov. Royalty Raymond. ,
32::ng $331.33; Ilsitlnh M" and MW Saturday. on automobile whlrlod‘
l cvi l inner; ‘ 0‘. lI‘11t ,u,,,““,, on. through hero at a rapid rate very much
in oxccsn of the limit prciit-rlbod by
law. At the corner of Van Zandi
street and Osborn avcnutI. il lililt.‘ child
was missing across the. street. Halli
it been :1 foot ncaror tho juggornalit.
it would have boen run over.
Rev. 1". S. Aiiiswnrlh occupied the
plilplt at the Advent, t nristlau Church.
both niornlng and evening yesterday.
His morning sermon was very (‘10-.
quent. 'i‘ho text was “Tho Penis thiit
Lie in tho Pathway of the Church."
riic services of the Sunday School‘
were well attended and inspiring.
The annual meeting of the East Nor- ,I
walk lI‘iro District will be lioid tonior»
row night at it o'clock. in tho lI‘itI-b
M School. The call includes roudliig
F 'thc annual report of the t-onimitlcc.,
" itlection of (iiilI-ci's. laying a tax and}
Iborioning nionoy on the credit of tho
tcrtiiliied his moihor t'roin stockbritlgc.
MilSS., over Sunday
Mrs. William ilosogootl spout
iiiorlal Day with her sir-tor, Mrs.
lI‘. iIJllilott. of Stitnit‘ord.
George. W. irosllc. of lll'oivii's llusl-
lions (iolicgo, was tho guest of Percy
M. Wilson tII‘ci' Slilidny.
Traffic on tho li'oilt-v cars passing
through hero \\'il.~i t-icopilonally hoa-
vy Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Longstroot was the guest of
Mrs. lioi‘liort Carr, ot' Winflcld strcotJ
Memorial Dav :Intl Sunday.
Miss Grace lluwkins, who has boon
liocn making.r :ili I-xtentlctl visit in
Virginia, lItI1 rcturncd home.
Mr. and Mrs, \IV. V. lockwood,
Now Hurt-n, worn the guests of id,
()In‘liani over Decoration Day.
Me-
(i.
“vain“ :':::,m:;sf::::]:‘: [fig-:1; “iltui)lllllil|t\':ii distiiI-L A ftili llllt‘lltillllt'tI is dosh-(Id. ,
to their home in llailbui'y today. E ‘"~'-_”‘-M
Miss Minnie liottcnioth and Miss' ROWAYTON1
Gm“. gum" ”f lliookivn m“. in...“ (llt‘Slt‘l‘ Lamnir has lltlit'iiilSIIIi
vi. mm. Mimic Wit-kc. oi It; ( .m. .\-.._ ,Ecoiv from ll. lltiicliaid.
(lcorgo McKay, of Brooklyn
lllitI. i
Captain and Mrs P‘Inrlh.(”“ of Momoiiul Day with l'IionIIe in
Both: l‘ilico,\'i.1itt1l iclnliIos in Port il'hm‘
Chostci l)\(‘l Memorial Day and Sun- The Salvation Aim) “”1 hill“ '-““"
(1m iiitcs in the ltowayion llaptlsi (‘hilrcii.,
Miss Clara Aiuswmth sang at tho “it's“!!! PVi‘iliilK. Ill 7. 4n .
East Avenue. Zilothotlist (‘huich Sun- (‘Ulill‘dclm‘ Dudley E Iloyt Is hating.
du\_ 1110mm“. wa1gi1-zilly “hm-0.4m. i his cottages at Pine l’oint rcpnilitotl.
(”I Ducal Mills is doing the Milk.
Albert Gclli took a pally otit on his Mr and MI-‘I Ham mirth, and.
launch to see the yacht laces last Sat- daughter 09“”“5'0- MI‘ ”I" Klit‘iIlh‘ “lI
urd'i . ’l‘hc' had a very “mum Mr, and Mv1, iiickson \\. Colo.
”m‘ay 5 p The family of Albert Mills has oil-
Th... Episoopallana who had 1,1,“th lilo ly rotovtutd item the moanie. and‘
to drive In lloddlng .Ridgc ,VL'Sll'rtlil)‘. Ibo quarantine has been removed,
to attend divine service, were unable “T“- JUSI‘DEI Judge imil familv. “EI
to g.) fv'cw .ici'sey, are the guests of Mr. and
In“. annual [negating 0f Mayllowor Mrs. .lohii Crockett, (‘vraw Iivcnlic. . .
Hook and Ladder Company will be IMF- ”ill‘l‘lSIM N‘W \OI‘ii cityhan (II. E
hold tonight at the rooms in Randall's “W" iii ”it? “01110 0f Mrs. Lucy Lyons.
”lock. on tho \Vt-nt bitlc. to spend nt‘Vt‘l‘diI
The regular meeting of the Junior “‘13:“.
Praying Band-will be hold at the n. A. “We" J- 0. IAImlIiIvI'I‘. of E II-Iti
:i'
slit'ili :
this.
l
i . .. "iiu evonltl' as Hartford. spout Moiuorial ilay Ii'ltbi
£13230“ 8" Chmm' h ‘ y 7 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Wicks, Crnwi
Miss Blanthc. Booruni. who has been “V“mi“ . ' I
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Diako. of lictts, Mrs Ashley, of New \ork, who.
here. has nrrlvcd‘
Plate has rctuineil to her home ini‘i’“m last “""m‘"
for tho stimnioi‘l
Brooklyn. .at Mrs. int-y Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. John W. lit-at ty nadiillilliliis- . h ‘ E
their sons spent Monioriai Day anti Mi"- (‘harlos Si‘ili'l‘I "i (im‘hi‘ll!
Sunday with Mr llciiltv‘s sister, Ml-s_|sti‘tItIl ,wbo has boon soriottsly ill Willl'
Bird in NewarklN J ‘ 'pncumonia. is now suffering from a
Howard Benedict and (I number OfEde f0l'm Ui’ typhoid ft‘i'cr. .
members of the Junior Band spout Mioiiild Nit-I. Hurry (“colloid Eilllti
Sunddy in‘ ilensonhurst. i.. l. as tho “pl .0! “.i'l'lliiwkt‘n lictglits‘x .. .1
guest; of Rev (11:: Benedict Esp ' Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs D lluri Bpmh ”f "pus .l A. SI-ofleltl. Highland avenue,
Place. are visiting Mis. llcachs mot- ! MI‘S-VLFWIs Horns and faintly. (It
her Mrs. Skeene of Naugntuck. Mi's.- \I‘W lork I‘lti'. urc mortal: into the
Beach willstay a. couplé of \v00k5_ largo icsldcnc e on the West. Side. own:
The M14595 Lottie and “In “Us..- (11 by her father. Thomas Darling.
good of ilawitins uvonnc left this The Rev Ilr Tny'.iol of Mount Yer;
morning in) the Adirondack Mountains, non, lil‘cachod ill the “film!“ Church
where they will upondr tho month of 'morning and evening.) Iostertlay. Solos
wen.I rcntleroIT in the evening by Mrs.
June.
A regular meeting iii the omcinllelt‘t‘ht and Miss Ogden.
board of the Methodist Church will be Employes or the Consolidated rinii
held Wednesday evening at the road Company are at work lengthening
Church The meeting will begin at the WIN “‘0"!th ill Rowayton Each
eight o'clock one will be about one bundled feet
The. regular class meeting under the. IONSPI‘. than at present. and will en-
leadership M James L'Hommedleuiilble the locomotiIes to ecoop up a
will he held tomorrow evening in the PM“! quantity (If water fut the ten-
1 fthe En t avenue Meth- “tiers
Lfgifacm'rffio 8 Dining the ball game at Tokoneke.
The many fripnds of It“: and him on Memorial Day Samuel Mills, while
Edgar Howell sympathize sincerely M‘iinl.’ as first baseman for the Red
with them in the. loss of their (laugh. . Stats. Iv as stiuck with a ball thrown
ter. Kathryn Teresa Howell who died i from third base to first to put out a
on Sniurday. -base riinnei. his mouth being badly cut,
'lnursdav evenlng' a bill notwithstanding this injury which
e (30 n will be blctl profusely, he pluckily continued
pmy r m ti g ‘ playing to the finish of the game.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Robert Staples, of New York. was it
Memorial Day guest of Elmer Stevens.
Miss Stella Austen has returned
from a few days visit in New York
city.
ltev. and Mrs. C. A. Willson. of New
York. are expected soon to visit
friends in Darien,
Charles Smith, of New York, father
of Mrs. Cave,'wlli spend a fortnight
with his daughter. In June.
New telephone lines and poles are
being' erected for the benefit of the
residents of Collender's Point.
The Noroton Heights Hose Company
has been organized, and 8200 has been
collected for this new company.
Mr_ and Mrs. Milo Smith. of Denver.
will spend the summer with Mr and
Mrs. Nat an Daucby be Roy avenue
The be ten Junior: went to Noroton
Saturday morning and defeated the
team in that place by a score of 8 to 8.
Landlord A. C. Bailey is making
some alterations at the Columbia Ho-
tel. John Finch has been at work
there.
An exciting campaign in expected in
Dar-ten fall. and tho. I for the
ulcer Inlectmen 6_ ‘tii'ého a
him bile.
.Contractor lidnr 'l‘. Bates is having
a new barn built on hlI property on
0: Ridge. Henry Northrop has charge
'of the work.
i
i
l
i
i
I
missionary
held at the
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(12051.9() ‘1 5 E
”I iil‘u’i-i
George H.1‘illey and family are malt-
tng pmmni to move to their Inn
liner réiildeneo In Green- Fania. mum
"maul-{Ir be II meantime! III
rim
. The gallon-d cent In push the
is out?" “'(...I
. at Icr noon
.Mctropoiitan tournament,
E M r.
I members of the Ir
“(Immutflur
Min-3- «hm.Mmm.-m mun-imam»: «sh-rail
waili- glint-on; hum“ Ff: fig‘wm it
largo crow has been at Work for some
days on the trucks, laying the erotic
overs and the cables. it In expected
that the now tower will be ready for
use in another pro yeah.
The Dario! team was vlttorioiilt' on
'tlio Brady lot. Sutur'dtiy morning. dc-
folitiiig llio Sttillifortln by it scoro of
liyo to tliico. ’i‘litIi‘t- Will-i a good crowd
In attendance.
’Ilioic will bo ii game of baseball lit
Noioton (‘oiittIr School. \‘I'otlnostlay
bctchIn tho lltIIlt-n (‘ouler
School mac and the semnd nine of thc
Stamford High School.
Despite the strikes, biislnoss Ht‘l'lllri
to be booniitig ill Sound llonch. (Jon-
tractors i'IlI'oIett Raymond and (loorge
Rogers arc erecting tine buildings
tnIIio. (‘ontr-‘nttol ll Sands Scllctk is
(Il‘tII‘tiIIK' .bnlidlng Il.rxGI feet.
Chutics Adams. who recently pur-
chased tho Fleming building at the
rumor of Maple and Railroad avennos,
land the lot between that ptoperty and
his own tIltIco from M. E, Monti. of
Norwalk. is grading the lot. prepara-
tory to improving it, in addition to
raising tho building on the corner with
the vlow or making it Ii tonoment for
thloo families.
(‘bailos ll. Scoly. of \‘i'oc ilurn. nict
lt‘liliiilly S. Douglas in tth metropoli-
tan thillll|iitill$illll tourntinlclil. Friday.
and was boil it n. 9 hp and 7 to go. Socly
novel il.i.—i any luck tl,'., (Iinrit Douglas.
1‘ ilrlay ho II as not :iliio to win it singlo
hole the host lio could do being to so-
I-Iti'e tIvo hulvos. Two years ago, Seoiy
was beaten butily by Douglas in the
hold that your at .-\pawanils.
CRANBURY.
E. (l. Shipman spout
illitlgt'ptiri.
William iI‘aboi, or New Yoik. spent,
Memorial Day at his place llel1-
Mrs, litidil. of Weston. is It ghost of;
her (laughter. Mrs. C. E. Ire-gory.
'i‘ tics day in
. it‘riinkt itcgoi; » and family spent Sun i
till\ it: leI-Iiozot iI‘itIhs in \I'osloii.
Mr. and Miri. lliltt‘Ii onloitaincd ovoi
Sunday soiciiil filcntls from Now
. i'ovlt.
Miss Katie Lotlonger entertained a
party or i'rzcntbt at her home Friday on ‘
oiling.
Mutscr Stiitiloy \\'ilkinhon. of Hifillow
lion. N. .i..
and Mrs.
is visiting lior grandparents.
ii, ll. (‘(ilcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory have
iII-oli ilsiting Mrs.
:n Nt-Iv York tho past week.
Wiiiiltni Shorwood and wife. of New.
llavt-n,
W. H. Shol'wootl, the pat-it Ivcok.
Mrs. Williatm Chalmers. of South
Norii'iiiic spi‘lll Sunday with her piir-
i'li‘ts’, Mr. and Mrs. David Winters.
Mrs. Robert (illlllill‘ and children i'illtll
Mrs. John Curtis. of Norwalk, Ivcio
gilceis of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
:E. Crawford tlitI past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. lI‘t'oIl liiltiory entertain-
od Mr. and Mrs. .iohn (iotidse'll. Mr. and
Mrs. John Dates and Miss Fannie.
(ititltiSt'il. of \I't-atnort, on Sunday.
The yacht liioIvaiia,
tain Crawford. of this place. is com-
lnantlcr, will still from New York on
'i'ticst‘ay for several nioilliis' cruise in
inrolgii wutors.
WESTON.
Miss Annio l.ndfortl has it now pin
no.
Mrs, .lanics Sturgos is again anto
ii.
Miss Edna has visited in
New Haven.
Mrs G A. Sturgcs and son are visit.
ing in Enston
Miss \csta lI‘unton,
(lilito ill. is better,
Mrs. H. A. Coley has rcturIi'tIIl from
It visit in Norwaik.
Mrs, Ebenezer Fitch is nuito ill and
attended by Dr. Nolan.
Mrs. V. Godfrey is
friends from Bridgeport.
M (Ickcr
who has been
ontortaining
Mien Cora Wheeler, of Norwalk. has '
spent a few days at her home here.
Mrs. Carrie Budd is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Godfrey. in Norwaili.
Miss Hour. of Brooklyn. who has
been the guest oi Mrs. Joel Godfrey.
has‘ returned home. '
Mr. Banks, of Bridgeport, was. in
town on Thursday, tuning the organ III
the Congregatit'mal Church.
Mrs. Lone andgrnnd-son. oi Brook-
lyn. who have been guests of Mrs. Mn-
bel Fitch. has returned home
Mrs George Berreii had the misioi-
tune to lose her purse while retiiin-
Ing from Norwnlk on Tuesday. it was
found by Charles Ruhey, of Cranbnry.
who returned it to its owner.
caucus FOWLER rosr.
Veteran; Decorated Graves and Had
speech” and Other ExerciIeI.
One by one. the veterans of the Civil
War are passing to their long rest. not
to awake until the last roll call. This
fact was brought painfully and sadly
to mind last Saturday at thtI Decora-
tion Day ceretnopi'de. where they were
few indeed who were able to stand the
rigors of the long marches to and from
the different cemeteries about. thtI city.
Some are hale and hearty but time has
placed his mark on them. all and they
die a ditfernnt body of men from those.
who passed along Pennsylvania avenue
in Washington in triumph at the close.
of the war. The services were not the
less lmpresaive and beautiful. howev-
er. The members of. the rand Army
gathered at ‘the woman! he Douglas
Fowler Post. In South Main street at
9 o'clock. and Itarted'out shortly after
on the round of the cemeteries. The
East Nomik neiteteryrwah lira: visit-
ed. The "term“ took thertrblley car
there. A hotly of uhool‘éhn'eren, In
charge of Comrades F. V. Arnold and
H. D. Perry. each carryiln an Amerc
can dag Ind headed by a, (1mm corps.
marched over at the rear 0! the wagon
load (it heautiiul dow'en. Tile norm-v
were placed on the guru of the de-
ceaaed comrade; Rev. Edward Cnn-,
ninghnm than demand I vary e‘o
anon! addra‘a'a in which he told of the
mg the IItioa and the debt
which we owe to the deed
which was .
Gregory‘s part-tits .
buvo bocn visiting his uncle, ‘
toiItIti to his
touching tribute.
In“: (dillflKatlllll IhlIti"{rciiil'IltIIl 'to
South Norwaik. whore tio gruvos in
Pine lIIIhuIi cemetery wcrc decorated,
and a speech was made by Illrliiii
lilundugo. ’i‘iils apt-och. too. wait an
aiiic one and it niaIlc a very lliiprosslve
plcturo an tbtI votcriins stood grouped
IboItI tho spctikor ivlili iiiii'cd bonds,
willitI lit-side tboni stood tho children
who will' form Ibo (li'nlitl Army of the
iii are.
About 12 o'clock Ibcv rtItIIrncIi to tho
contor and n sorvico was iIciIl lit the
Soldiers“ and Siillors‘ Monument. at
West street and “mi uvonuo. Spoclal
music was rendered and (iii ntltiross
made by Rev. E. ll. Bennett. Mr. lien-
ntItt spoke rogurdlng the war, Its calls-
(In, the deeds of heroism pcrioi‘IlII-d by
the men in blue and of the gradual Illin-
thinking of their illlnlill‘i.I until in ii
fow your-.1 there will not be one 1ch
who can tell the tale of tho war. no
also spoke of the way in which tho
children should be trained tip to take
the places of tho good and truo lllt'll
,uho lilivo gono and are going and clos-
llId with liii eulogy of tho \‘i‘torans.
A Ilologntion i'isitod Ibo l'nion t‘t-ino-
tcry. in itowiiy'on. and (lot-tiratod lilt‘
i'l‘flVt'S there.
After the gi'livos had been llIIctiI'iitI-Il.
the veterans and those who had litkon
part in tho sorviI-os, went to Douglas.
lt‘owlor Post roonirz. where a collation
was sol'vod and ii few stiocclics woro
made by tho votortiits unIl gut-sis.
Liiiichoi-i for tho children were ptit up
, in bags and glvon to them. Tho col-
Ellilltlll was in charge (If lilo Int-Iiibors
I of the Douglas Fowler Wininan's ltoliof
i Corps. The (Ixocutivc committee
1 was Mrs, Elizabeth Mitchell. Mrs.
IllaI-liel Room and Mrs Mav lllli'l.
'l‘h (I aftornoon was spent in tolling
lstoiies of the uni bv the wt (Iiiins and
iii other II-minlstoncos
BUCKINGHAM’S OBSERVANCE.
i .. W
Waves of Fallen Comradea in Nor-
; walk Cemeteries Decorated.
i lluckingham Post. (i, A, R..
iwalk. obsorved Memorial Day as cits-
toniary by marching to the Isovt-I'
cemeteries anti placing ilornl Iribltlcs
on the graves of tho departed horoos.
Tho veterans of the Post lo the niIniI
bor or about fifty formed in line in
front of the port rooms shortly afrt'tr
l0 o‘clock anti bonded by a drum corps
began the match to tht.I collictei lo1
”tho display of flowers was Ieiy 1:1- ge
The first plate visited “its St Paul“ Ii
(‘omotery on tho ‘rocn and train thoio
| the march was made to Norwnlk (ioni-
-otcry. At this piill't‘ a division formed
iand marched to St Maiy s Cemetery to
decorate gr'aiou and another to RlI‘Wl-
isille Cemetery in all about 1th gr‘aics
1 Wow decorated
‘ When thtI veterans returned to tho
’posl, weary front their long tramp, a
1collation was served. 'l‘lit- lunch was
sorted by the nioliibois of Buckingham
Woman's lleliof' Corps
SAFE BLOWERS AGAIN.
of which (‘np 3
Burglarize Poatoliicc at South Meriden
—Got 350 in Money and Stamps.
MERIDEN. June i—Experi burglars
l‘wli‘il tho Iiostofiico at It. i" (‘ laik'H
Erlllli‘ in South Meiiden. Sandal mom-
lug blow open the safe with nitio- glv
(eiinc St'(llit‘ti about 8. i..ti one-hull iii
‘Istunip1 and the rest in cash. and do-
,purtod leaving no chitI as to their idon-
lily. The police claim It was the work
of professionals. They used a sledge
fhammcr on the combination knob and
inserted the explosive in the opening
without having to bore a halo.
I ~()nly one remedy in" the world
that will at once stop ltcblncsn oi the
Iskin In any part of the hotly; Dunn's
:Oilllnlt‘lll. At any drug store, 50
=cents.
lie—~"Tho fact is that you women
make fools of the men." She—Some-
,tlmcs. perhaps: but sometimes we
don't have to."-Boslon Transcript.
Don’t think that your liver needs near-
in; if you .bilious. It don"mlta
your a" '_ That'-
really what cancel the bilimm. It has
put ymiivd out of outlets -
See with the matter with your
Itornacli.
Sick Mach liver and then
there's mblc. other Scigel‘ I Syrup
cures Irmaaeh and then allowed. That' I
of Nor- A
_ gers of suffocation from escaping no
UIOO—REWARD—MOO.
Tile remit-rs of this paper will bo‘
pleaaed to learn that there is at loin-It
one dreaded disease that science has
boon able. to cIIro in all its stages and
IhIIt is (intarrb. iliill‘s Caturrh Cnrc
in tho oiiiy positive care now known,
to the nit-Iilciil fruit-rally. Catarrli bo-
liig :i constitutional treatment
Catarib (.‘itrt- is taken litternalii. act
lug directly upon the blood aiid Inti-
cous surfaces of the system.
destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease. and giving the patient utrongtlt
by building up the constitution and us- ,
stating nature In doing its work. 'l‘lio
proprietors have so much faith in Its,
curative powers, that they oiior ('ino
lliindrod Dollars for any case tiiut it.
falls to cure. Semi for list of testi-
nionliiis. Address,
lt‘. J. CHENEY & (10., Toledo. 0.
Sold by tll‘llflglnlfl, 75c.
Hull's iI‘tiinliy i’llls uro tho host. ""
mmmowwmwwc
Beats the Other 3
by Four Years
'1 be tosidt-Iic o of Thomas
Smith 5:. Osborn avenue, East 8
i\orwalk, was painted with load,
oil and zinc, hand nlixod, ilftcon
yours ago by Inc.
itiofy any ptttont paint to show
6
6
6
f"llilii body will It. .I 0 ‘ I;
.lUlllUS Blown, ,,
Painter ‘ '
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52 South Main Street.
Realdence: 25 Elm Grove 8!.
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000cm
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Groceries
at Any Price.
Extra l-‘aticy (‘rcamory iinttcr, 23c lb.
3 Cans Tomatoes, 25c
3 Cans Sweet Corn, 25C
3 Packages Presto, 250
.3 Pound t'lili Corned llrqu, 20c
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
SeIrLIsiItIng
Gas Tip. '
First—ill convenience by being able
to get the light without the an of a
match. . ,
Second—The lessening of the dan
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as If the gas to turned on, it will
light.
Third—The great reduction In the
danger of tire iron: discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avaid defacing. of. walla
by the scratching of matches by ur-
vants and the whim; of carpets by
throwing the ducal-tied mItch on the
door and the cubon being ground into
the carpet
The non of this Lighter shown be
less than the cost of matches as with
proper care the Lighter will hat one
HORAGE ii. NASH,
Cor. Ninth autumn "weir Sta
Dial Pitllltlli’l an
Alli
Hall N ,
thcrcby '
" CQMSTQCK.
now.- «IVE-II m an I. qaru- ., pm
That‘s our principal line, and we
have three stories and basement well
We
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stacked with first quality goods.
also carry Agricultural llllllililimlll“.
Syracuse l’iows and Cultivators, Hay
(luttorn, Road Scrapers. Cordage.
’alnts, (ills. (liass, Wagon Wood Work,
Aitll and (llirbago Cans. AutomoblitI
and Launch (iii. 'i‘in, Enamel and
\I IVoodcn Wale. Willi'l l-‘littIrs Contrac-
.tors', ()ystornion‘n flllti Factory Sup-
; plies. (iardcn
Rubber
'i‘oois, Lawn Mow-
: era, lioao. Hammocks
;Scrot-n Doors, Window Screens and
Electrical Silpplios. Drop In and look
, over oiir stock,
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EWATKINS
8t DOW,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43.6,
litiiliiiiliti.
To the Old Country. Drafts
and Money Orders payable any-
where in Europe. For sale at
lowest rates.
JACOB I. “WON.
1 Intro... III-pa? lmrfli Nn-riaalk. ct
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VI
'hona m. I
PU! TING
by Improved methods. hence. InorI
reannable—more lusting.
Gold. Silver, Nickel, Copper: ai-
Io Antique Bronzing. ’ ' ‘
Motors.
The New England Electric lo-
tor really him no superior. Cladiy
show you one.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'FG co.
56 WATER 571.
so. (Iowan.
Wall V
Paper
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Our New Goods are
now In stock.
Painting, ”7
Piper Hanging,
Deciding
E. E. Gotham’i.
In rim Avanua, ' (‘m‘ Noam-pi
. 'l'al Gail tau. '
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at ~ .. 15* ia—c
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PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. *
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Iuvrc one Tm doctrine.
uni Ind meat- It
Gait li'lxturoa. Hflai In.
"an no Ian our m of
RICHMOND RANGES?
'rnu johns a HOTCHKIS:
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ll mu. primer. onwuac
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~ South Nomalk.‘
nu Good Old uni-E
mar Time I: a! If“!
What is It that mkel Impl-
an 'e work in lllt' kitchonl plan
we at Al. I. times of the ion-l
A On Range of Court!
Plat-(I youi order 38 will III.
yoii can as it is very dilltlltlnl
to how to wait for your III
to be set ,whell the weathers
g
sweltering because others have?
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thclr ortltIis in ahead of you;
Hot water in jig time on n'
lNDEPENDINT
HOT WATER HEATER. ,
At a very small cost. ,
CONNECTIONS FREE.
A postal brings our reprcsc Ito
There is no more durable varnish
made for use on hardwood and painted
floors. it is not. affected lot or cold
water oi when washod th loop and
water it. dries to walk on in I Ililkle
day and retains its last“ 16! Isl} 91‘
ceedtngly long time. DECKER? EL-
ASTIC FLOOR FINISH will not crack
or peel off. One coat will double the
"liie' of a linoleum or oil-cloth lloor.
it withstands kicks and knocks add Is
especially recommended for flnlohlns
bath- -r00ms har- -tops or any surf can
accustomed to severe and cohlin oul
‘lsage ‘ ...- s -w- J
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TO ORDER.
atiio without fail,
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Camper: v.
Window Shades. ‘ .l
Picture Framoa. \ ‘ l
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DEALERS INI 1‘ d“ I'
Wall Papers. .|'.. I j!
Painters' Supplier. , . ,_,.,;-i"l?
Artiets' MateriIlI. ll Il fifti.‘ .
— IITI'MII i
SPECIAL. . . 7
White Curtain Poles with autumn.
10c. , ,.
Cloth Window Shades, with lion".
25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods, 3 ft.
long, with natures. 10c. .
Oil Cloth Binding. 100 box. 'l i
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. )
DECORATING. ‘ '
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street, .
Telephone Connection.
DAVID W. RAYMoljrn.
Director
camera
and Embalmer.’ ‘
19 North Main Bl. loath Nor'ail.
Residenco. ! (ii-mat Terran.
Telephone at home. “4. . .. .
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numma.
man.
not In ran.
Allin as
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Tin. fiat Iron, Copper
and Zinc. ' '
.39 gm}: Main Simi. 7
,. Iouth Not-walk, cone. '
“inimi- IW- - 3
trend the benefit.
We drge‘ you to buy our boiling m
becauae we know it will MOM“
tory. ' You can 't beat our on! or
II on. "
Bauer buy now will. in n
Norwalk Chronicler