. NO PUZZLI.
8 stands for Beef l stands for iron.
, A stuntiu for And, W stand for Wine»-
, I004 iron and Wine. whit: stands for
" strength. (load for bud health, not
bad for good health. The kind doctors
prescribe lI‘ull pint bottles. title.
IRIDGE PHARMACY.
209 Walling?
99004.
Plum, Prep.
EAST iiliiiliiiilii
MIII. W. S.
,Iiuy in Derby.
A large quantity of trap rock has
been pill on tile pavement of East ave.-
uue.
Rev. J. W. Davis is expected to re-
turn home from thlI.Catsklll Confer-
ence this week.
Captain Ducross of the People's
Fish Mulkot. was a visitor in New
York today on business,
Class meeting will he held this eve-
ning at the church under thII leader-
ship of James L'Honlmedlou.
Mrs. John Weeks. of Brooklyn who
has been visiting hole has r'IItluneIl to
bet home after Ii pleasant visit.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Zlekcl, of New
Y'olk who spent Sunday Ilitll friends
ill Cove avenue lIaIc IIIturneIl home.
Charles Murray and family. who
have been the guests of friends In Wil-
ton, have returned to their home here.
A meeting of the cabinet of the Ep-
wortb League will be. held otl Wednes-
day lllgllt at the home of .l. S. Randall.
Miss Lillie Necander.‘ who has been
at the Norwalk Hospital for some time.
with nervous pl'ostra‘tlon, is somewhat
lmplovcd.
Mr. and Mrs. William E Osborn of
New York city are Spending a few
days with MI<. Sarah Goode-Illow of
ilast avenue
Miss lI‘lizanIth lvenuody. of Wutct-
buIy who has been visiting Miss Nora
Ryan. at Ushotu avenue has rettun~
ed to her home.
The American lloys' Club. of' First
street. East Not-walk. defeated the
Third Avenues, yesterday. by a score
of twelve to four.
The new food company on Winfield
sheet. has not slatted opciatlons yet,
thIIret being a strike which delays tile
arrival of some of the machinely that
they require.
The. annual meeting of the Fire Dis-
trict will be. held this evening in the.
hitch School. A number of matters
of importance will come. up. A large
attendance is anticipated.
A meeting of the Offlcml Board of
the Methodist Episcopal Church tomor-
row night will probaly get a full at-
tendance of the board as matters if
importance are to come up.
H. II‘. Pierce, of the Bridge Phar-
macy. says that his bail dog has been
robbed of three collars in the last few
days. it is getting rather monotonous
to buy new collars for “Pills."
Mrs. .i. C. Rundle was a visitor in
Bridgeport today to attend with the.
other members of the Y. M. C. A Aux-
iliary, the meeting of the different
auxiliaries to be held at the Associa-
tion building there.
Since the wire has been placed on
the tower of the East Avenue Church
to keep the bil'ds from building tileit
nects there, several have succeeded in
getting Inside the wire but cannot get
out. They are starving to death there
and someone should see to it that they
are released.
Yesterday afternoon a large red au-
tomobile passed through the streets
here at a very rapid rate. The chauf-
feur never whistled when approaching
cross streets and that such leckleas
driving did not result iii an accident or
‘ a fatality is a wonder. The searchers
are getting very numerous here and
steps should be taken toI stop them
before damage is done.
Captain William Yotlpg.,his brother
Melville M. Y.oung Moses Rackett and
Knapp is spending tlIII
rel, left this morning fax a few we eeks‘
stay at Greenporh l.. l. Alden i) Sol
mans. of South Norwalk and Josiah
Ray Marvin. of East N01 walk accom
named them for a sail down the Sound.
After a few days“ stay in Greenport
they will return by train.
Jules Garrison, the celebrated actor,
is stopping for a few day at his resi-
. dence in East Norwalk. Mr. Garrison
will so to New York on Sunday and
deliver a poem which be has just writ-
ten on the Kisnineff massacre. at a
large/mass meeting to he held In the
Grand Opera House. Mr, Garrison
is to play at Keith' 5 and later in Phi].
ndelphia. Boston and New York. He
will finish the season in a few weeks
and spend the summer here. -
A business meeting of the Epworth
languc was held last evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. A
large amount of routine business was
transacted and delegates were elected
to the District Convention of the
League to be held at Stratford today.
Those from East Norwalk who attend-
.00 were Rev. Edward Cunningham. E.
WAC. Cunningham. Mrs. Addie Stev-
ens. Mrs. F. l. Merriam and Annie
Odell. ,Tliey will spend the day in
' Strutford.
payrt of several of them indulged in
large quantities of wrangling and pro-
fanity. They finally went to their
homes to the great relief of those who
were com, led to listen to their talk.
The more at: along the bridge say
that thiu’iu tuiurlngtbeir business. uu
ladies do not dare emails bridge
utter dark without In escort. A little
:lutier in the evening two of the men
bud turned themselves into alcoholic
utoreu' indulged 10 u Ibrntui list right.
Some of their friends stopped them no
they went. along about their business.
The epidemic of scarlet fever which
I. been very prevalent hero and
watchi- luluot‘uuulnfl ut a grout rule.
huu broken out to cum avenue un-
conditiona. The tut-
iu lingual-I
mucous;
.831? um mow Ritual.
Joseph Fennel], with fIhIIIsldamer LIIII- .
The usual number of drunks orna-.
mooted the bridge last evening and hi
this evening hefone the Reading Cir-
ciouingupt ’ ' . ..
epidemic is over. illiterate
have been unuvalllng and the epidemic
is last assuming alarming proportions.
No way of tracing the favor to its
source has yet been discovered by the
medical men. it is not believed that
tlIII tunes life of II sporadic nature and
many think that they come from some
soulce which it discovered would aid
materially in stopping the spread of
the disease.
The annual meeting of the East Nor-
wulk File DI partmeut was held last
night in the headquarters of Mayflow-
eI- Hook anti Ladder Company. in Van
'/.utuit avenue. There was a large at-
felIIlapI II autl everything was of the
most hulmotllouu nuturc. Tile repotis
of the ofilIIII's and committees showed
the Ilcpaltmeut to he in an excellent
condition as II'Igulds efllctency and tin-
ances. (‘hlef Engluecl Wheeler will
submit his annual leport tonight at the
meeting of the ‘Ililt Not walk Fire Dis
Diet in the Fitch tlIlIooi. The fol-
lowing officers Were unanimously III.
elected:
IChief Engineer ”F. M. Wheeler.
First Assistant~Johu Gotham
Second Assistant—Dana Him-it'll.
Secretary—~FI IIIl LunIlqulst.
'i‘l'easuteiw. Iohu ’i‘ayioi.
l DI-puttlnent Physician-4m F. ii iiIl-
IIII'.
Ill!
ROWAYTQN.
F. (1. “Iowa continues to
Rev.
prme.
The File Department held a meeting
last night and tl'aiisactetl loutinc busi-
ncss.
Mrs. Lewis llopps and family ate ilt
possession of the Darling residence. on
the West Side
Mr Hunts has. returned to New York
city. after a few days visit at the resi-
IlenIe of Mrs. Lucy Lyon.
The teachers and pupils of the pub-
lic school are planning to hold II lawn
party Friday. June 12 .I. on the. school
lawn.
Mr. and balls V. i.. llcnclishu and two
c'.hllIlIen of Biooklyu. are boaIIliug lot
the, summer. with Mr. and Mrs. George
it]. iIII'eIIItt.
Mrs. Kittie is having il large uqubeI
of implovemcuts made at bet resiIleuI II
ill liaytuoud stleet. (‘outr-aItoI AItbuI
Wullil'on of South Norwnlk. is doing
the walk
Tile Hook and Ladder Colupa: II'
held a meeting last nlgllt and transact
ed routine business The name Reli
once was chosen and hereafter the
Iompuny will be known as such.
lleI. A. l. Hubbard started to attend
the meeting of the New York District
lIlpworth League, in the Stratford M. E.
(‘liurch today. morning, afternoon and
evening sessions. MI. Hubbard gives
a report as delegate to the Brooklyn
lili-
toutop IIIt .
.uiue p. III. every day except Sundays
downwul' '.
Ayer’ 0 Cherry Pectoral.
Tuesday evening. Julih mus; neon A.
lliis «author offi‘bolu an In-
IIrican. Tonya lll'dlll?pll:. on Tue
etching. .iunc 30 Professor Franklin
ll. (liddlngs. of ColumbiaIUniveruity.
The New Amelicun People.
WalteI l). Daskulu won the prize on
the links of the Wee llutn Golf (‘ lab.
Saturday. He played well and had
a good handicap figure besides The
lowest gIosli score was made by W
L. Baldwin. It was a 96 hole competi
tiou, the best figures fol' 18 holes be-
ing counted. The scores were: W. l).
Daskam. Slit-”ilO—I-ti'l: Nelson Taylor.
86wl0-«60: Joseph ll. Swan. 84—H—
70: Wilt-toil lI. liuldwitt, 80——10——70;
Edwin l.. Scoflelti. 8tiI—lti-70; Wil-
lium N. 'l‘ravis. 90—94—42; Fred‘ T.
'l‘owue. se-I-~itl~»72: Louis N. French.
102—30—72; Malcolm it. Pitt. 91~~H
~77: J. ll. Hurlbutt. ltl4—26~—78;
Schuyler Merritt 87-5~79; [)r. W Illlk
M. 'l‘ifftlny, iI'l -. 14—49; D. T. Wood-
bul'y, ltl‘.’~ fill—~82; 1.. Olsen Smith. 93
will—«83; Dr. George S. Sherrlll, 05——
i2-«—8:l; Henry KI Mclinrg. 107—2;'~
95: W. iii, CcCortl. 95—40—445; H. L.
Wootlbul'y, ltlll‘I-tlil‘iill.
A neat little folder has been issued
by the Darleu Public Library announc-
ing the officers of the association, and
stating that the books in the library
now consist of 2.000 volumes. A few
days ago there were only about 000
volumes ill the library. but the balance
have been donated to the library by
the new president. George. P. Brett.
who has taken all active interest in the
”bully and plans to have a new build-
ing for the association in a short time.
A uultlbei of magazines have also been
added to the libt'aly. The following
titles ale published in the folder:
”.lhe liluury and reading room shall
be open front three o’clock p. In.. until
and legal holidays.
The leading room and the like of ii
bIIlIy books shall be free to the piib
lie
Any person residing ill the town of
Daricu. including Durieu. Noroton.
limvuyton. may draw books front the it
brary without charge, subject to the
titles of the Association.
Persons taking books from the HI
brat-y shall sign an application blatlk
and procure IIII endorsement accord
ing to the form prescribed by the Illi‘t‘CI
'ors.
The new book stacks are soon to be
South District, which session he at
tended October last Addiesses will!
also be made and there will be. election
of officers. As it is to be the annual!
meeting doubtless there will bI- a huge;
IIumbeI in attendance Last yeai the
int-cling was held in the Norwaik M. l
C.hurcil‘. Rev. Mr Carey. of Strut f
ford. has been president for the pas.
two years. :
DARIEN AND nono'rou. i
Judge Glegol'l of Notwaik was It
\isitoi itl town Sunday I
Dr. Payne who has been quite ill. i
is again able to be out.
Daniel Slawson is moving into biSi
new home in l e.rov III enue i
The \vmk of incorpolntiug the Con-
Klegational Church has been complet- !
t-Il.
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet '
this week at the home of Mrs. Gil-
letle.
Mr and Mrs. l‘IHCthlit'k Williamson
of Gravcsend. N. YT. spent Sunday in
town.
Felix A. Mulgrew. of Noroton. has
just purchased some chickens valued
at $95.
A meeting of the Ecclesiastical So-
ciety will be held on Friday evening at
the Church.
A valuable dog. owned by liaufnrd
Smith was killed by It train here one
IiuI last week
Master Bradford Dauchey spent Dec-
oration Day as the guest of Miss Hel-
en Waterbury.
The selectmen at a meeting held yes-
terday transacted a considerable am-
oilnt of routine business.
George E. Goodeve. auditor of the
New York Life insurance Company.
has been a visitor in town.
Mrs. Reichart. housekeeper at, the
home‘of Michael Egan. was taken to
the. Stamford Hospital. Sunday.
George H. Tilley and family have
closed up their house here and gone to
their summer home. in Greens Farms.
Principal William E. Perry. of the
public school, will deliver a lecture
cie.
A meeting of the Ladies' Missionary
Society, of the. Congregational Church.
will be held at the Church on Thurs-'
day evening. ‘
Stephen R. Hoyt. the genial and ev-
er obliging station agent, had the min
fortune to sustain a ctlt on his right
hand. yesterday.
On Saturday a number of the vet.-
erans who reside here. went to Stain-
ford to take part in the Memorial Day
exercises there. The graves there were
"WWW“.
'hlium'
'iuud widely known non Much one.
.83... 5
decorated.
Rev. H. S. Brown preached Bun-
d‘ay in the morning on the subject
“The Holy Spirit in Our Daily Life."
and in the evening on “Our Responsl
bility in the Past."
Samuel Kuriansky, the chothier. for-
merly of Dutch. has moved from his
old place to the new and large store
in Raymond‘sibloch. New Canaan. re-
cently vacated by B. G. Judd. .
.3. GRUMMAN, 0F DAIIEN,
Gives green premium utum on all
cash sules. Auk for stump- k with
91 worth of stamps free.
F. W. Trim comic editor of the
New York a. wu- u visitor in
town over flanduy. its to u brother
omefasm-Oscurhovel ell'l‘rtm,ot
the Chicago University.
A series of ftmr lectures will be giv—
en this month: under the mom of
the Burton Free Library Association.
.und for the benefit of the Burton Fro:
President George. P: Brett
W
urtbofoilowmguutmtlmn:
bonus nonmetal-Ito
div-sot
. lull opt-ration.
added to .III-ommodate the increased
number of volumes illltl other improIe
in III . IIII- planned to take plat II in the
lle.‘ii lulltle.
WESTPORT.
Aspelutk halite, K of l’..
legulal meeting tonight.
Membels of the show colony enter
lillllt‘il (lllt (if 10W!) #:110le UH’I‘ Sllll
(lax.
The Musical Society met last night
the le :‘iltlt‘litt‘ of Dr. VIoosIIII
eIlIh
hits. W ll. linsknm, of New York.
as the holiday guest of Mrs, George
they at her Greens Farms home.
it is ucurinr. the tlmII for lawn fetes
and golden patties. and along these
line-I Iheie are promises of a uumhel.
the Ieleuues iIouI Iv-hiIh will be IliIeIt
ed to the good of the reading room.
in II day or two it is expected that
the telephone exchange here will be. in
in some respects it
will prove a benefit to this locality.
particularly along the line of bettel
service.
Miss (‘IIIIlicrofL Miss Elizabeth \'.
Cockrofl and their cousin. Miss Eli-
zabeth (‘. Shettler. alld maids will
spend the summer in Europe. sailing
next week.
Saturday was an uneventful day
here. Tile veterans paid homage to
their departed comrades. btlt aside
from that nothing of material interest
offered. Numbers left town lll search
of entertainment.
Pupils of the public schools are now
on the home stretch and will count the
days to the closing for summer boll»
days. There are no indications now of
material changes in the teaching staff
for the next year.
The recent rains. limited as they
have b9911._sllm(‘ml to give renewed life
to some vegetation and farmers are
hopeful that crops will not he an entire
loss. although the temporary relief
will he of no avail unless more rain
speedily follows. The crop outlook is.
not the most piolnlsiug.
Saturday. gloomy II was the early
part of the day. did not deter lovers of
golf from assembling of Hocksnnm
Club early in the day and engaging in
this popular pastime. The link: there
are represented as being excellent and
are attracting attention from golfers
in Bridgeport. chief among whom are
H. H. Knapp and Wurren A‘. Briggs.
Saturday and Sunday brought out a
number of motor vehicles with the
Farms as the objective point. Many
of the occupants were guests of resi-
dents from Bridgepott to enjoy the do
lights of an ideal trip from that city
here There is no gainsaying the fact
that the variety of scenery. the general-
ly good roudu. even with the possible
aggravation of too many hills to climb
in some instances. make the Bridge-
port-WestpOrt run among the most de-
lightful in the country.
Spring Wheat,
1_ from which
Pillsbury’ Is
Best Flour
islande—
‘srown in
the Red
River '
Vulley of
will hold II
ill
V\
T
wwlll youeooidr'bu x
probably. it’ a first II 0010,
tihen bronchitis.
Stop this downward teatime
'DARIUIY ’89
MI 13?.
cough '0
Cold». 01wa u and
Will???
aura some: ”our
yJudgeu ut Meeting vector .y Postpon-
~ ad Action to Jam 10 .
HARTFORD .luue l-ITlle annual
meeting of the judges of the supreme
and superior courts was bold here you
terduy. The assignmanut of Judges
were made as usual. No increase or
change was made in the salaries of
clerks except. In the case of Lyman
Tingicr of Tollaud county. whom an
increase in salary was made.
The judges took no action with ref-
erence to the appointment of five com-
missioners of the state police force un-
der the law just passed by the laginla
ture, deferring the matter until June
1.”: when a special meeting will be held
in New Haven No action was taken
regarding the.I appointment of a state
attolney to succeed the late Stale At-
torney Huntet of Windham county.
n ’ ':.'
4 WM
.1.
weie appointed as follows:
Ouporlor Calm Cili'kl.
Hartford county~4leorge A (Manual
assistant J 1.. Penn.
New Haven countv-E A. Anketell.
assistants .l. 8. Gallagher..l. 8 FowleI
and S. .l Marsh Waterbury ('onn.
New London county—J C. Averill
assistant G h. Parsons
Fairtleld county~—W R Shelton as.
sistants. w. T. Hevilaud and Fred
Tracy. Bridgeport: .1. it. Booth. Dan
bui',y
Windham county-E. M. Warner
slstant G. W. Meloney
thchfield county—l). W. Kilhorn
sistant Wheaten F‘. Dowd
Middiesex county—4‘ G. R. Vinal.
sistant Frederick Vinal
Tolinud county—l. T. Tingler,
sistant E S. Agard.
State’s Attorneys and Assistants.
New Raven—47111 Williams. assist-
ants. J l’. Kellogg Waterbury. COII
oner Eli Mix
llartforIl——A, F. Eggleston assistant.
.l. ll Buck. Coroner. Henry F Tain
tor,
New London—S S. Lucas assistant.
none. Coroner. F. H Brown
Fab field—S Fesseudcn. Coroner C
.l)oten
AWindham—Coroner A G. Hill
HR-
1111-
118-
“S
Lucknow—Donald T Warner,
oner R T. Higgins.
Middlescx~Johu M Murdotlt. Cor
'Iner S. B. Davis
'l‘ollnnd county—«Joel l—l, Reed. Cor.
oner. (‘harles Phelps.
The appointments date from July l
and are for two years.
The salaries of the clerk and asisst-
ant clerks of New Haven court weIo
fixed as follows:
New lIlItvenwEIlw'ald A. Anketeii
salary $4 000. Assistants. John S. Fowl
let. salary 42.760 John C. Gallagher
2.7.70; Mr Match Waterbury $2000
——-——-—-—iv'
The follonlng incident occurred a
thort time ago at llaldwifl income-
lIe Walks:
Mr VIIIIIlaln. the general superin~
teniient of the works. was riding on a
reight elevator. which stopped at one
If the floors to take on an old lrlsh-
unit A rule of the establishment for-
Isde workmen using the elevator llll‘
ess they had a heavily laden wheel-
‘IIirIoIv, ”this man had none. so Mr.
'ou know that yotl are not allowed to
tile on this elevator without a wheel-
IarroII'?” "Sure. and where‘s your
vheI'Ilbarrow?” responded Mike not III
Ill ubnshcd "Why. i not the general
:uperinteudent." exclaimed Mr. Van-
lain. Very confidentially the old son
If lI‘rlu leaned towuid him and said
ll a patronizing manner: .'"fhcn ye' vc
got a blamed good Job and yeti bet-
her hotild on to it."
ShemThis book says that there are
‘WIIilty thousand muscles ill all ele‘
Illnnt‘s trllllk.
He—Then it must have been packed
by a woman ~Detroit Free Press.
“any- rw
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in Effect May 17, 1903.
f 9-4-9.
LEAVE 90UTH NORWALK eon
NEW YORK.
A. Ms-‘122‘40X. a:31x. 5.58.7. 0:15
6:55 'I': 03. 7: 47. 8: 10): 814.1. 9: 05x.
9:2“. 9: 4t) 10: 24x. l0: 40, ll: 35x.
P. M.-—12:55x. 1:13. 2: 85x. 3: 05
3:20): 4: 07. 4: Edit 6: 40 5: 55x 63:8
6:55x, 7: 071:, 7: 55x. 8: 00, 10: 20.
SUNDAYS.
A M.-—l2: 40x 605:, 5.58); 9:05.
9: 42x.
7:20.
P. M.—-3:20x, 5:40. 5:53x,
10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR 80UTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—-12:02x. 6:00. 6:.00 'I'. 00.
8. 00x.8: 02. 9. 00: 9' .,04x 10: 023:. 10: 04,
11:,003 11: 02
P. M.:—12 02. 1:06. 2200!. 3:02
3:301, 4:.02x 4:04 4.30. 5:02. 5:30.
0:001. 6:02, 7:.00x 8:.00x 9‘00: 9:30.
11:00:.
SUNDAYS,
A. M.:-12 02x. 8:,00 7:30, 10: 02
P. M.:—-ii 00. 8:00x, 11:00.
LEAVE uoovu . uoswaut FOR
new HAVEN.
Ali—13:00:. 1:19. 1:25x. 6:18
7:42,8:42,9J0u.10»001.11.95111:37.
P. 01—12202: 1'13. 3' 02! 4:18.
5: 25 0: 25. 7:0I'Ix, 9:05;, 9:15. 10:01.
11 :15
Bridgeport. in addition to above-P.
M.——2: 46, 5: 03. 7. 28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:08x. 1:151. 1:
9:10, 11:06:.
P. III—4:16. 9:05. ~
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANIURY.
A M.:—-—0 23 9:15. 9:63.
P 34.2—120 4:87x. 6:10. 35:57 7:10.
.34....— .
UTN ”RWIMIK.
8: ‘11. 9' 38,11:87.
.9901.
8:06.
25x. 7: 42.
P. al-4:tlox.c:us,c
Marni-mm:
moment bear-3‘
:03? 6
ll} [bur-4 7‘
mm diurnal
State attol'lley' s I lerks and coronel' I-I
Cor- ’
v’nuclaln accosted him, saying: “‘Dont .
I
rim—sawAs04100.
'l‘he readeis of this paper will be
pleased to leltlu that there is at least
one. Iileadeil IllstIuiIe that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catar.rh lluil s (‘atarrh Ours
is the Only positive. care now known
to the medical fraternity. Clltai-I'h be-
ing II constitutional treatment, Hall‘s
(‘atsrrh Clue is taken internally. net-
iug directlv upon the blood and quI
cous surfaces of the system thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease. and giving the p tienl stiength
by building up the Iotmlltlltion and as-
sisting nature in doing its wor.k The
proprietors have so mtlch faith ill its
curative powels that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it.
fails to cure. Send fol list of testi
motiials. Address,
9‘. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Ilruggists 7.Ic,
llIIiI' s lI‘uillily Pills IIIII the best.
3.
Begin the Other
by Four Years
The residence of Thomas
Smith 55 ()shoru avenue, East
Ivorwalk was painted with lead. '
oil and zinc, hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by me ‘
l defy any patent paint to show
equal body with as much wear. _
JUNiUS BROWN.
Plinth
92 South Main Street.
Ruiduncc: 25 Elm Grove St. é
GATELY- BRENNAN
to SIMAIN§fER but.
No “Better
....né.-
at Any"‘Price.
Extra Fancy Creamery flutter. 25c lb.
3 Cans Tomatoes, 25c
3 Cans Sweet Corn. 254:
3 Packages Presto. 25(-
‘J Pound Can Corned lleef, title
0 O O
24 COTTAGE AVE
EAST NORWALK.
sea momma
Gas fl‘lp.
First—Ills convulsion“ by. being able
to get the light without the use of I
match.
Second—The lessening of the dull-
sets of suffocation from escaping u-
by accidentally lowing the nu mud
ombuu. it tho gull is turned on. it will
If: t.
dunger of are from dimrdud lighted
to tubes. tchos not Wagnoomury.
earth—J o avoid deficit)! of walls
by the scratch“ of nutshe- by our»
rants and the soiling of output: by
throwing the discarded much on the
floor. and the when but» mad Into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter mm In
less than the cool 94 notch“. 00 with
proper cure tho Lighter will last one
your.
{TOR-408 111.8485,
Cor. North Rain «1% 30¢."
taunnmml
I ah); . . , _ ‘3 ,3 fining; $556310?“
WT. ’9 f" in 3’1"?-
" buyout. . .. .
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whimsy} I
' . COMSTOCK.
spew,
Groceries
Third—mic grout reduction in thc‘
arware
’l‘lint"lI our prluIlpal line.
and
have. three stories alul basement well
stocked with first quality goods. We
also carry Agricultural implements.
Syracuse Flow and Cultivators, Hay
Cutters, Road Scrapers, Cordage.
Paints, (ills. iliass, Wagon Wood Work,
Ash and Garbage. Cans, Automobile
and Launch (ill. 'i‘iu. Enamel and
Wooded Ware. Water Filters, Contrac-
Screen Doors, Window Screens and
Electrical Supplies. Drop in antl look
over otlr stock,
WATKINS
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
IOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 48-0.
Riiiiiiiiiiiii
To the. Old Conley- Drum
and Money Orders payable any
where in Europe. For sale at,
lovnst rates. ' ' '
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Phonu 198.
PL]! TING
by Improved method-shines. more
reasonable—more lusting ,
Gold Silver, Nickel, Copper; ul-
00 Antique Bronzing
Motors. .
j The New England Electric 140-.
for really has no superior. Gludly
show you ouu.’ '
THE G. N. McKIBBIlV
H 'F G ca.
56 WA TER 3T..
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Paper
Our New Goods are
now in Stock.
Painting, _._..
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PLUMBING AND STEAM
. REA 1N5.
HOT WATER REATINO-
RDQ‘AIR HEATING. :
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can tom” 1. dormant.
rrwlu. omit-r about:
Will .
tora‘, ()ystermeu's and Factory Still"
piles, Garden Tools, Lawn Mow-
ers, » Rubber Hose. Hammocks.
. water or when washed
as usual are the first to up
f”!
The Good Old m-
mgr Time I: at light
'lv‘ ' "
“llnl is it that mill” '0».
an '5 work in the kitchen, 0. p100 .
i uro at Al. I. times of 1|)“me
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A an Range 01' Mr”
Plat-II your .tlrder‘ ah 6044300" 0
you can fill It is vary'diwllfi “
to have to wait for yo , '
to be set. when the V“; .
sweltering. because others, 0&0 ‘
their orders in ahead 08390..
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INDEPENDENT
HOT wares Hunts.
At a very small colt.
cousacnosu skis.
A postal bring: our represent-
ative without fail,
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Conn. Railway our!
lighting 0011mm!" I
FLOOR Fl,
There is no more dumb“.
mude for use on hardwood
vi... In-rih
m1 400
floors it is not alumina? 0; 03:3
water. It dries to walk
day and retains Its in
cesdingly long time.
ASTiC FLOOR “01193 1114. 000 crack
or peel off. One coat will Whithe
"life" of a linoleum or oil 001'-
it withstands kick! and “0,080, uiul i-‘l
bathrooms bantopu, or lay a .
accustomed to severe and con “all
use - I..- .IW‘J
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10 coolly. N
Window Shad“.
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‘ DEALERS TN ,
Wall Papers. “ ‘flgzl
Pulatcrs' Suppliol. . .0..g.tt . ‘
Artlsu’ Mumrlula. a name '
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IrEcIAl‘. .
White out-tun roles with lithium.
. l?
, 10¢. ‘
Cloth Window Shades, with hinge.
25c. '
Solid arm Half Cumin noon. 4 40
long, with fixtures. We.
on Cloth Bladinl.10c bps
PAINTING. PAPER RANOINO,
DEcQM-TINGL . -
Lane
f" "0 tit: ’I‘oit VII“
3 81 Washington Wm, ‘III'
South Norwflk. .Coun.
Telephone
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19 u III 1:? 03mm“ Norm
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Residence. 9 Croucont Toma. .
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$6. 25 per‘ m
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Tile with? of coal having. “dim;
tron-fiébsnult.
Wuumyoutobuyour
has“ we how It white
"It, VIII-rtwten‘e
haunt-runabout
especially recommended for 110.1011le
Norwalk Chronicler