COTTON TRUST
Exchange open from 6:30 a. m. to l]
p. m.
Aseptic ilisterlllzed Cotton. (iauze‘s
Bandages. and l’hysiclans' Supplies.
Watch our Blackboard and window
and Join the trust. We have a cor-
ner on these goods. . ‘
BRIDGE PHARM CY.
205 Washington at. Bo. Orwalk. Ct.
lllS'l‘illllltlltti
oyster sloop.
.I. S. Randall has lately purchased a
Ilt‘W row bout.
Hosea Carr. of Long Island. father
of Frank E. Cal-r. was a visitor ill town
yesterday.
lv‘rank -I)ay. of Iloston. who has oeen
the guest of John W. belitty. has re-
turned to his home.
Mrs. I). D. Bench and daughter. who
have been visiting ill I’oughkcepsie.
returned home yesterday.
Benjamin Cello. ol‘ tiatner's. has re-
covered from the illness which kept
him away from business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lundqtlist have
returned to their home ill Lorena
street. after a visit \vltn their son in
New York.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Jllnior Band was held last evening. at
the Methodist Church. It was it very
interesting service.
The new organization of young men
lately formed ill the Advent Christian
Church. have decided to meet every
Friday cvoniug hereafter.
Eugene ’l‘ob‘cy has secllred it position
with the Lottitsllury it Mathewson Shoe
Company. and will commence work
there all Monday morning.
Itev. .l. W. Davis will preach tomor-
row morning another of the series of
sermons on "The Signs of the Times."
which has caused so much interest. In
the evening ll number of persons will .
be baptized. and there will be special
music.
II. .I. Hipson has arranged a very
fine program for the Children's Day
exercises in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. A large num-
ber of the scholars will take part. The
church has been handsomely decora-=
ted under the direction of E. E. Kecicr.
Mrs. E. Sitnons and others.
The members of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company and the East
Norwaik Fire Police will meet at the
headquarters Ill Vttn Zautlt street. to-
tiiorrow evening at 7 o'clock sharp.
with full uniform and white gloves. to
attend the service ill the First Metho-
dist Chul‘ch. South Norwalk. The
firemen will go to the headquarters of
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company.
and meet the South Norwalk firemen.
E. E. Kceler led the. Junior Band
meeting in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. last evening.
There were a number of visitors.
among them Deacon Taylor. who spot-2e
and sang. lie also invited the [land
to conduct services ill tuo Knight
Street, A. M. E. Church next Sunday
night. and the invitation was accepted.
Next Friday night will he the annual
election ofofticers. and President lien-
edict desires a. large attendance.
East Norwnllt has a "Peeping Tom." 1
who has been looking ill the windows
tlf some of the residences here of late.
He was around last night. and was
seen peeping itlto the window of one
residence. ills name and address are
said to be known. and if there are ally
further offenses of that nature. he will
be punished to the full extent of the
law.
- ~ ‘ ~ » - - A , ‘;lllt.‘ Liberty Bell as the train passed.
Abraham Decker is overhauling his
. tor .
'Ihose who have seen him sayl y
l . .' .
ROWAYTON.
t‘. It. (lliider is not as well
:lluvlng suffered a slight relapse yester-
Mlss Elizabeth Price. of Slalnford.‘
‘is the guest of Miss Lida Wicks. of
Crockett street.
Captain William I. Stevelts' new oyll- l
‘ter steamer. William l. Stevens. is (ix-l
peeled in Itowayton harbor. todtty.
The ladies of tile Methodist Episco-i
pal Church will hold a cake and ice
cream festival. tonight. ill the chapel. l
Several residents of Highland avefnab'es w. B. carpenter
.rlle stood on Gainer's bridge and saw
The addition to the residence ofi
Uscnr Mills is nearly completed. anti
is quite an improvement to the house < . .
‘ .y -. , - . .- and
One of Itowayton is young ladies is 1““ “mmgt' y“ disheartened
wearing a new ring on the allsaaetnent llcspondcut rheumatic and lloliralglc
| finger. wlliclt i‘orelells the story of tlttl . sufferers. Your repeated‘ failures
'Dltlun sold bland] t . iwtth «teeters and the common medi-
t‘s. ran it .ynct was present at . - .
: . i it .s not in on
the commencement exercises ill Nen'l;l|.'":.::r 1:190:35“. “were 1: tulle!
Haten. .leslerdlly afternoon. when herl'l‘herc is rescue! ’l'here It! certain
gsughm" M‘s” Helen Lynch. gm‘h'm'lcure for lhe. most helpless victims ill
' .. .. . . , ; l’lline‘s Celery Compound. This famous
Mr. and Mls. llillllt ”idlltld tlllel- prescription
‘e ' ' ' -‘ul medical
lalncd a i w friends at their home on i and “mm It
'3‘ n ‘ i-' d‘ -' t‘ '0 0 on eto cures
the West . itle. Inst evcni g. (innit-s, 1““ 'N'h” 1"" f” '0 I "I
music. etc. were enjoyed and rct’l'csh- i I" 1“ pm cent. at the cases In “huh
ments were served. 1 < ~ « > - ' ‘-
Rowayton M. E. Church. ltev. A. L. ‘llppcaret‘l rapidly. The program reu~
'Hllbbul‘tl. pastor~-Preaching. lllziltl. ldered consisted of selections on llll'
t topic, llle Heavenly City; 1:30. Sllll- igraphophone by Mr. Roscoe. also a solo
ldtly school; 6:45. Epwortll League: .by Mrs. Fred l’iiliow and recitatlona
i 7130, preaching. topic. Waiting for a f by the children all doing very nicely.
.Couvenient Season. 1The amoulil realized was very pleat:-
| Rev. David Taylor. of Mt. \‘cruou. .' ing to the indefatigable workers who
twill ocetlpy the pulpit of the llaptlst ‘ had spent ll great. deal of time and la-
lChurt-h. Sunday morning and evening. her in making it the success that it
Preaching at 10:45: Sunday school at ‘ was.
12: Y. P. S. C. L‘. at 0230. led by Win- . The annual school meeting will be
‘ field (ll'ant. Preaching tlt 7:30. Spcc- held in lllt‘ school house Tuesday cvt»
Elli] singing. All are cordially invited ' uing at ti o'eioclt. ll 13 l‘xl't‘t‘li‘tl '0 11“"
‘ltl attend all services. very exciting meeting, as there Is a
l “’ dispute as to who will serve us colit-
: DARIEN AND NOROTON. lnittl-clnan t‘or the ensuing yetlaIr. V
1 - .. .r The closing exercises of t e \ est
EinflrgirsaflmiYgggédgyfigirmgén‘lb"lNorwzllk school were held last night.
l Mrs. Sheldon anti daughter of New lTh“ ""“mng was "HM to its capacity.
~ York. are boarding with Mrs Whitney. and the program presented was an all
M. plow“ is quite ill at ‘ms home. :lnil‘nhlc one ill every respect. reflecting
Iirooksidc “can“... and mm” Dr. NW .gl-cnl credit on Miss Elizabeth A. hr-
eu's care.
jvin. the teacher having It in charge.
(tun-0rd Street has returned from and all those who participated. Es-
" A ‘ ‘v v v . I -
school .and will spend the summer at Sperm”) good ‘3‘ "I the votal ""m'm“
m“ home here of Dr. It. M. “olfe. lilttl the character
Miss Nellie (loodcve of Brooklyn fimpelsonations "3' Joseph Cornell. "f
is expected for a visit ill Ilzil'icn. with ihnn'.“ Norwnllt. ”Mb were most "'1‘
her aunt. Mrs. lierbert ll‘ootc next tlltlsillstlcally applauded. Miss lurvin
month.
lwns presented by her pupils with a
George, I’. Ilrett entertained Iltlmil- ‘hf‘mh‘mw 5m” "“5" “"‘l " f“"~ the
toll W. Mable at his home after ”u. fglfts being highly appreciated. 'lhe
lecture. which the latter delivered on "”V’gmm‘ “'I'M‘ “V” followed by N"
Thursday night. freshulcnts. was as follows: Song.
Miss Eliza Iiirllsall. her mother anti WW.” ”I the “WW“ ltubcustcln: m."
sister are now 0“...”in the Daniel .tllilon. Minute RliSr‘t'll'; dialogue. lion-
Slawson placc. which Miss “mm.” cat and Honorable. Sarah Seymour.
purchased (“”an the spring. j Iu'ltel Mather. Luc.v Tompkins. (merge
. The residence adjoining that of Mr.
-I}rollllll: recitation. The Art of Doing
lam] Mrs. Henry “yummy Maple m... Without. ilploll. Sarah Hamilton: recl-
luue. Darien. has been rented to u
3i:ltion, Little Deeds of Kindness. Lattt'u
‘i'oung couple from Stamford. Bum“: ””"gfipri‘lm' Y." the thlm."
* 0n the links of the “.00 “m." Golf ‘lrtltllltltll i;t‘.t'l'llllt)ll. haughty ‘llo.i.\.
it‘lllb today. the lllird annual match ll'liil‘l'llt‘c Ircston: dialogue. (.euteel
! v:
i
tend l’ol..c." I’e'trl Morchollsc. I’lorcnl'e
._lutll_v; recitation. A .‘ltll'llri'lllg Mis-
.tltkc. Marion Weed: song. lleyond the
1 tales of Paradise! recitation.
tilt the St. Antlrcu"s Golf Club for
the Henry It. Towne trophy Is being
played.
Miss ilcatrice Reed. of lhtrlcn. took
the first prize for all around good ‘(Irtlndullr Genevieve Weed: dialogue.
scholarship at tho Stamford High :Tllt' Seasons, Florence Preston. Gene-
i
trievc Weed. Edith I’l'cston. May Pll'f‘S-
. - . . iton: song. Speed ()tlr Republic: rec ta-
aficmfiflk the f‘lmjprizo in "m "as“ . lion. Utmtl'liytt to School, Archie B.
The funeral “f Miss .loseplillit: Iiovi— '.ltililisott: Ittliiltltclub exercises. Joseph
cu took place yesterday afternoon from 5C”““‘”l "”11 “n,” “l” “m” girls; "0‘
the Daricn Congregational Church at :l '5?” “”0. ”- M~ Wolf. 5" “-i piano ”"1”-
-(l‘clock. Rev. Herbert S. Brown Dtlfi- lhe Butterfly. Lavalie: character fin-
i for of the church. officiated. A touch .l""‘“‘“““."“- "nfl‘l‘h t‘orucil: "mi” 5””
ling solo was rendered by Principal W. :l m' Wolfe: rcci‘ntlon. flur Flag. May
‘E. Perry. of 'the. Center school. The ; i’reslou; song. Boys of the American
interment was in Spring Grove Cctne- Guard. ' ' '
There were many sorrttwing
School. Miss (trace lieilllrie. of Sound
. kl 1 £333 V
.....'t;lllttl) lrltltl‘tlt YEARS' . _
MAIISM lltl) thlllitlilt.
l'tlille’s Cilél’ bill
of Helplessn'ess.
Like
Moo—REWARD—MW. .
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages and
that is Catnrrh. Hall's Catsrrh Cure.
is the. only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity: Catarril be-
ing a constitutional treatment. Hall‘s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
lng directly upon the blootl and our
cells surfaces pf the system. thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as-
sisting nature In doing its work. The
proprietors have an much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Semi for list of testi-
monials. Address.
F. .l. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by drugglsts, 75c.
liall's Family Pills are the. best. "
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fl
flit) Years
l
to Wtidt dlfer
l I
it Ilas.beeu llsod. .Mr. W. Ii. Cut‘ptrlh
tl-r. tillcn'a Vista. Arie. says:-— .
“I am glad to say that I am a Well
man today. although I have suffered
with rheumatism and neuralgia for ten
years. i tried several physicians. but
with only temporary relief. I llaVc
taken seven bottles of Palms Celery
Compound and I am now‘well. i had
not been able to work for two years.
but now i can Work all right. Paitle‘s
Celery Compound is the best medi-
cine on earth."
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the Song of Jubilee"; recitation. ii". » .. . '
(.frttlie Ogden; recitation. Children‘s St I '
Offering Ilda Waikley; singing. Enter u
the Open Door: reading. Mrs. It‘red
Buttery: singing. Sweet Story of Old;
recitation. Lending to the Lord, Mattie.
Walkley: singing. Over the Sea; read-
ing. Shint- Olt. Mrs. Alonzo Buttery;
singing. "Who Will Go”; address. S. ll.
Walkley: singing. "Bring Your Offer-
lllgs": collection: Doxology and bell?-
lliction. The collection. for Foreign
Missions. amounted to $8.35.
Fancy
Creamery Butler,
. NOTES or {as SEA SHORE.
l
25c lb
20 pounds
Granulated Sugar $ '00
twt'fh other goods)
Prank Deltlyn. of Pine Lodge. is
planning to have [fit exhibition of fire
.works on “It! lt‘ourth at Nylltoll cot-
;lage. It will exceed In grandeur any
.of the flue exhibitions that have been
.givcu there in the past. lie has sc-
lclll-cd the permission of“ the tonnage-
Eltlent of Iloton Point to hold the dis-
play till the meadows in the rear of
the buildings. which will he an es-
‘pm-ially advantageous point from the
"VigOr" (the new
breakfast foot!)
Tcpkg
icottage. slid the r rctcll of ground he- M
Itweelt there anti the cottage will give '
ithc public an opportunity to see the
.dlsplay also. Having the display there 24 COTTAGEIAVE'
iwill save the lawn of the cottage. EAST NORWALK
,DEATHS lN RAILROAD WRECKS.
i Four Tralnmen Killed and Tracks
Blocked In New York State.
I’I.A’I"I‘Iililtti. N. \'.. .Iune 2tl—-lly a
, head-on collision oi a “gut engine. and
.a freight train early today on the ltel.
itiWiIl‘t.‘ and Hudson Railroad near
Whitehall. four trhinmen. including ‘
1 Henry Collins. enginccrlof the light cn- '
lglue; a fireman. named Moore: a
brakcman. named Kernie Ryan and au~
Itilht‘l' fireman. are reported killed.
AMSTERDAM N. \'.. Julie Bib-An
.‘cast-boulid freight train on the New
. York Lentrnl while crossing front the
lpasscnger track to a freight track.
jthree miles from Sch; ‘dtly..pa[iy
7today was rltn into by a t or freight . h »‘ WEILTRUSTYDU
train. causing a wreck which blocked .3 3’ ' a W
:tll iotll tlltt'ks for a lime. I‘assetigcr CLOIHING.MTS,SHO
GATELY'B'RE
traffic was delayed about two hours.
'viostMAle’l'Rli
EVERY THRILL OF AGONY
along the nerves. every festering sore
‘ol' gnawing ulcer. every flush of fev-
Ecr. every pimple or outbreak on the
. skin means poison of some kind in the
' blood. The cleansing. poison-expelling
~ ~ll-;.l ..
that they will be able to identify him
if his face is not disfigured by a charge
friends who attended the obscqnles.
A despateh was received In Darien.
Foley’s Honey ml
ircmcdy of the age is Dr. David Ken-
;nody's new medicine. Cal-ours Solvent.
Tor
by Andrew Jayne. telling of the death Y
cures colds, prevents pneumonia.
of shot in the. meantime.
Master Howard Gehrnian. of Core
avenue. was most agreeably surprised
Thursday evening. by a number of his
young friends. Games and music were
the feature of the evening. after which
it fine collation was served.
guests departed to their homes about
It o'clock. Among tliUSe present were:
Ethel Adams. Edna Blydcnburg. Clara
l’t‘ahl. Viola Betts. Annie Hellman.
Emma llcdlnan. Mabel Wilson. Clara,
Anderson and Emma Anderson. James '
Charles Pfahl. li‘i‘t‘tl
liowarll Anderson. Ernest Eriscon.
Russell Day. Harold Day. Edward
Iiloolu. Charles Anderson and Arthur
Johnson.
Tito Loyal Workers“ Society heldan
election. last evening. at. which officers
and committees were chosen for the
church term beginning July 1.
oflicers anti committees are as follows:
President. Rev. 1“. S. Ainsworth: vice-
prcsidcnt. Miss ClllraeYcisor; secre-
tary. Miss Annie Nickcrson: treasurer.
Miss Ida Ainswortlt: Lookout Conl-
nlittee. Oscar Pal-trick. chairman: Loll-
'is Grooschner. Harry Nickerson. Julia
Charters. Ida Ainsworth. Ethel Bixbee;
DevotionalCommlttec. S. W. Velsor.
chairman: Henry Case. Richard Bland.
Jennie Bircltard. Hattie Walsh: Flower
and Mission Committee. Mrs. Alfred
Nickel-son, chairman: Ethel Bartram.
Annie Bixbee. May Cunningham. Alice
DeLeskey. Jennie E. Davis. Mrs. Rich-
nrd Blandr corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Alfred Nickerson; Penny Post re-
per r'tl'ili. Charters. ,. . . 3.
Dayton. i-iopp.
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m...“ mmmmm
new
the “me 3 home about a year ago and since then
The '
. slasm. it being on the memorable ones.
soldiers of ‘61 and '65. whose presence
7 Miss Qllelu:
of his nephew. Herbert Whitney. this ;
week. in New Haven. lndiana. He was i
killed by being run over by a freight i
train. Whitney was about eighteen
years old. and IiVed in Bridgeport. bill
was well known about Daricu. He left
CRANBURY.
Mrs. Albert Wellnitz is sick.
William \Vcllnitz attended the West-
ins.
Rev. T. DeWitt T. VanDuren. of Nor-
, walk Baptist Church. will preach ill the
'chapcl on Sunday afternoon.
had been knocking about In the. West.
Miss Mary Warner. who intended to
return to her home in Wethersfleld yes-
terday. is to spend a few days with
sctt Sanitarium. will leave for the
her aunt in Norwalk before returning
White Mountains, next Week. to spend
to her home. Miss Warner is. the ‘ the summer at Ills residence there. .
teacher of the kindergarten depart- , While riding on a load of wood on
lnent at the Center school and has ac- l Wednesday. David Campbell was
complished excellent work (llii‘lflZl-lhf‘
past term. Her room has been filled lwugon.
to more. than its intended capacity. lug.-
but apparently It has made no differ-
ence in the amount of personal teach-
ing which each of the little ones have
received. ,
The annual state convention of-the l u
Woman‘s Relief Corps at the Soldiers
Home. Noroton Heights. had a much
larger representation from the numer-
nus cores in. theslate than usual. The
day itself was one for patriotic enthu-
wilich'came ill contact with a
stone. He landed on his back
; and side. Aside from a severe shaking
parcntly unhurt. ’.
At the school here yesterday after-
oon. the following program was chIv
'ciently rendered: Song. "The Old r‘ltlg
Never Touched the Ground." schools
recitation. "Mending the Old Flag."e
Mamie Martin; phonograph selections;
quotations. Mary Phillips. Sarah Tuy~
lor. Flora Eisermann. Ethel Martinct
.soug "Would You Like. to Know." Prlm- l
inry; recitations. “Roses." Freddie1
‘Geitz: "The Flag.”- Stanley Taylorq
{:"l‘he Red. White and Blue." \‘iola Dis- j
bmw. Ruth Gregory. Beryl Cronk;.
phonograph selections: recitation.
sion of the battle of Bunker Hill. Na~
tllre. always so charming at the Home.
was clothed in her brightest garb.
Above all other objects of interest.
were the many groups of our veteran
tells the story of hardship and suffering
in the war of the Rebellion. To give
them a dav of cheer and help them for-
get their linely life by separation from
home and friends. the patriotic women
of the Relief Corns gave them an enter-
tainment consisting of: Band orches-
tra. by Graphophone: solo. Miss Lena
Qnein. of Danbury; recitation. "The
Minister‘s Trotter." Miss Clara Doug-
lass. of Torrington: recitation. "Pat-
riotism." Mrs. Seeley. aged seventy-
ninc. of Danbury; recitation. "Original
Poem." M'rs. Qltein. of Danbliry: solo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes. Noroton; reci-
tatintl. "Aunt Eliner‘s Hero. Miss
lulll‘giass: solo. 'llarliara Frclohic.“
recitation. “What My
Mother Dtd." Mr. Marvin, of New Ha‘
vcn.‘ Short speeches from state officers
in the Home and by the past president
of the Corps. closed the ceremonies of
the day.
WEST NORWALK.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton is entertaining
relatives from the city. .
Otto Seek-y has purchased a new
wheel from Robert Wherie. of South
Norwalk. . i ,t ‘
Twenty-two people from this place
attended the entertainment held In the
Brookside thnpet. Wednesday evening.
twelve of the number riding their
aicyclea down. All report . delightful
me. ._ . . . - . . s
The sociable held in the Dutch Chap- .
at Tuesday msgmuam from
every standpotni... \ momentum» was .
i We!
.- at»
school; recitation. “Betsy‘s
Flag." Madeline Crank; readin
Gregory: phonograph selections; reci-;
tatlons. "Barbara Freitchle." Maud Ru- l
bey: “The Charge of the Ford." Mary!
Campbell; phonograph selections: reel
Itation. “Vacation Time." Inez Dis-i
brow; song, “Vacationfif school. i
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SILVERMINE. '
Miss Lulu Prescott. of Bityvicw are i
nuc. South Norwnlk. spent yesterday1
in this place, calling on olti friends. i
Mr. anti Mrs. Carlton Prescott have
moved fmm Croton Falls and Ire oc- {
copying the house lately'vacated by
Mrs. Henry Lewis.
.ue strawberry festival was held at
the hall Wednesday evening and the
attendance at! proceeds were very ‘
good. in an e of the stormy night.
The following program was given by
the pupils of the M. P. Church At the
Children's Day exorciaes: Singing.
“Happy Children's .Day;
mending; prn in '
his, “Carry t
b
D
lWritc to the Cal-curs Company. Iton~
port High school reception. last evt-u—‘
president of the Adams Express Coni-
l)r. E. E. Smith and patients. of Keu~ .
|his recovery.
:Wilmot Sanford. died suddenly yester-
l thrown off by the sudden jotting of the .
lap and ti few bruises. he escaped not
~Cure. you will have only‘yollrself tol
iA. H. Hearce. Mrs. R. M. Davis. J. A.
Earnest Kroger; "The Little Birds." Faunce. Miss Madge_Gilbert. W. R.
Primary: song. "Our Flag is There." Mackey. John J. Ostrander. John 8.
Battle Owens. Mrs. Kathryn Patterson. John
3. Verna
”a
‘Acls quickly. without. pain or griping.
Beats the Other
by Four Years
doltt. N. Y.. for information and a frc
c .
. sample bottle. "
HENRY SANFORD VERY ”-L- l The residence of Thomas
NE‘V CASTLE. 0nt.. June 20.‘-Ht'll' ‘ Smith 55 Osborn avenue. East
ry Sanford. of Bridgeport. Conn. vice- Nti‘walk. was painted with lead.
oil and zinc. hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by me. ,
I defy any patent paint to show
equal body with as much wear.
lllllills BROWN.
Palmer
: .52 South Msl‘ns'gflrest... v: ,
' Rssivn‘ensszt 25 Elm Grnvs St. .
pally. is ili a critical condition frottt
paralysis. l-‘ears are entertained for
His wife. Mrs. ()llver
day from paralysis'nf the brain. She
had come to spend the. summer at
her home and was in the best of health
until Tuesday when site was seized:
with a fainting spell. She did not rc-.
lain consciousness lltttll a few minutes
before she died.
WARNING. ' V > ' a -
If .vou have kidney or bladder trou- . "’ ‘ “ ‘ “5v " ‘ ““‘
bio and do not. use Foley‘s Kidney Se‘lfgighting
Gas Tip.
First—vita convenience by being
to get the It
match. - -
Second—The lessening or'ulo «ti-
gers of suffocation from” escsping‘ihs
by accidentallyleaving the gas turned
cause, if the gas is turned on. it Will
light. . “ ' ' ‘ '
Third—Tho great rodaetton in the
blame for results. as it positively cures 2
all forms of kidney and bladder dis-
eases. Sold at l’lalsted's drug store.
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ADVERTISEO LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following postofhces for
the current week:
South Norwnik—«Arnold H. Bearce.
matches. matches ‘iiot'bofn‘g'necasar'y.
Fourth—fife nV'oidgdofielnfi of was
by the scratching of hitches by Isr-
vllnts n'nd the selling. of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet. . __
was cast or this Lighter should be
less than the cost of matches, as with
proper our, the Lighter KVUHB} one
‘ .
years . .
:Htiitiué‘ till/ll“.
Cor. North “Wand Weatkfiis.
W. Petty. Thomas Scott.
E. E. CROWE. P. M.
Norwnlk—Miss Hattie V. Brown. 4
Dickinson street; E. Sliley; Rocco Ta-
petiva. 25 Main street; ‘
BRA. LE 3‘51?
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water Iii ten minutes for a built.
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A Gas Itangc fire is ever u
really fire. on or oil’.
Prices from 38 up.
Connections free.
A postal brings ollr represen-
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Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company.
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new.
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your property.
WE PROVIDE THE PAINT
THAT IMPROVES THE PLACE.
It will C(tst you a small amount
of cash. bltt it will be worth
whole lot to the property.
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White Curtain Poles with Iv‘lxturol.
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Cloth Window Shades. with fringv
25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. 3 r-
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Oil Cloth Bindinl. 100. box
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