MONDAY. JUNE :2. 1903.
.."'Il ' ‘
mash: III
corros Tansy
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oious hiann'ér. "An Old Woman's Ads
Nicliuugo open from 6:30 a. m. to llI vise." by Annie lilps‘ott antl two small
1).!“-
sisters made II Vcrv pretty picture At
Aseptic tlistcrilized Cotton. (lauzo's the close Rev. Cunningham held the
Bandages. and Physicians“ Supplies.
attention of all. especially the child-
Watch our Blackboard and wiIIdOWsI rcu. with 11 ston of' Wisdom. " (ireat
anti Joln.thc trust. We have a cor- trotilt In due the Flower Committee.
nor on these goods.
sumac PHAII'III‘IAcv‘.
205 Washington St.
80.‘ Norwalk, Ct.
“5......"—
I'Mlfl. Simona and Mr. Kepler for thoi
lllCilllllful decorations. 'l‘he prograin'
was as follows:
Eliymu No. 314.
(‘ongtc .Itlon.
. 3.
'Pl‘Mt‘l.
lStIIIII~~ ‘Duward With Banners."
School.
'l‘ho Young“ Men' 5 Association of the
Advent. Christian Church, will meet on
and» night.
Rev. J. W. Davis will preach on'
’I‘IIoIday. June 30, at the Soldiers‘
Home. Noroton.
Raymond .1. Waldron has secured II
position with Mentl Brothers III 'thclr
store on East avenue.
Mrs. Mary Dibble and Mrs. John-
son. of Van Zant street. are visitingi
in Simsbury Connecticut.
Lieutenant Smith. of West PointI
Militaiy Academy. Is visiting I lcuten-I
ant William Hawkins here.
llorace ueyworth and wife are on a
IIisltIto Niagara Falls. From there. I
they will go to Toronto. Canada.
The Junior [land will meet on Fri-
day evening this week. in the ladle.”
parlor of the East Avetttte Church.
A new gutter is being placed on the .
building east of I.‘llommedieu‘s stort.
Thomas J. Keogh is doing the work.
The regttlar weekly prayer meeting
will be held as usual. this week at the
Advent Christian ClIuIch. on 'l‘hutsdav
night.
The Ladies‘ Altl Soeicty of the East
Avenue Methodist will hold a meeting .
nt 2 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon at
the church.
Regular prayer meeting will be held
this week on Thursday. at the Metho-
tllst Church. Rev. Mr. Cunningham
will lead it.
Mr, Larrigan. of RIVerslde avenue. is ‘
rapidly recovering from a severe at-
tack of illness, with which lie was
lately afflicted.
Miss Alice Dcl.csky. of Cottage ave-
IIuc.- started this ntorning. for NI III
Hampshire where she will spend a two
weeks vacation.
There will be a meeting of the devo-
tional committee of the Loyal Work-
ers‘ Society. this evening. at the hontc
of Rev. F. S. Ainsworth.
Regular class meeting of the [East
Avenue M. E. Church will be held [(11
Inorrow evening. at the church. under
tho leadership of James 1.'Hommcdiett.
Quarantine which was placed upon.
the family of Frank Merwin. of Greg-
ory Boulevard'has been removed. and
they enjoy their liberty once more, IIf-
let [1 case of scarlet fever
Quitea number of persons roIn East
Norwalk tIIc planning to attend the
wedding of Abe Gordon. of Stamford
to Miss Sarah Landy. which will take
place tomorrow evening. in Raymond‘s
Ilnll.
.lohn Cole. with several assistants. 1s
repairing the Washington street
bridge today. This keeps Mr. Cole
busy the greater part of the. time. as
the structure is very often ottt of re-
pair.
The tItIt-ot'atiom at the Mt’lllutllri'
t'lIIIrclt. yerlcrtluy. \\'t'lII very haml-
some. the occasion being tltc Chiltk
l‘t‘n's Day services. They consisted of
flowers and ferns banked around the
altar.
There was considerable complaint
because the cars which run to Dorlon‘s
Point. were late yesterday. causing
many people from The Farms to be.
late to church. as they had been de-
pending upon the cars.
—-\Vhen you plan for your fireworks
plan to btty them at hafner's. Phone
1693.
(oilettlon.
'HEXl‘lt‘lBG
Mrs. Bowen's Class. tl’rlnutryI lll‘lll.l
Recitation.
Annie liipson.
Recitation. ‘
Ethel l’ttl'melee.
Song—"Notes of Praise and Prayer."
School.
Recitation.
i Wallace Palmer.
Duet by tltcl l.adics—-~“0 Swell the (Ilatl
( hotus.‘
i Recitation
EtlIcl Spt'aguc.
Song
Hipson litotlIcI rs
l“Busy llec" Song.
MIs. Mcatle's Class.
Seng—«d’ull of (llatltiess."
School
Song~~‘ Come Join This Happy Com-
pIIIIy.
Miss Alnsw'orth s ('lilrt-‘I.
RchIIks by the Pastor-“ lite House:
of Wisdom.
S(IllgI—-"Gt)'tl Bless '1 his Day".
School.
Gloria I’Ittrl.
(.‘ongrcgatiou and School.
~Scald head is an eczema ol' thc
scalp—every severe sometimes. but It
can be cured. Doan' s Ointment quick
and permanent lti its Iesnlts. At any
ding store. 50 _cents
ROWAYTON.
C. it. Golder. who has been quite ill
. is able to be out once more.
Mrs. Hughes. of Brooklyn. is visit-
ing Rev. and Mrs. i". C. Brown.
Marshall Thatcrhc. of Ncw “men.
was thtI guest of MI. anti Mrs. Franklin
Crockett yesterday
Mrs. Charles Salter. of Crockett ave-
nue. who has been seriously ill is able
to be about the house.
There will be a special meeting ofI
the Rowayton Ilose Company. No. l.
I in their answers tonight.
Miss Elsie Ct‘.ockctt of New Haven.
1
l
i
the cheeks...A rc’r c 81115.”
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lthe ghost of her sister. Mrs. lI‘I'ctl
Mills left for her home iIt Winsteti
l I‘l‘ltlltv
I Ntlt It gtIlltIrtitts tecepllon luv the
1
weather of tlIIl tirst of the Fresh .AIII.
lI‘tltItl women to Itrtlve for a fortnight s
ttlilllig.’1llursda\
I Connections have been made be
i tween this place and the new trolley
|powcr house at Norwalk amt increas-
ted powvr will result tilting the line to
Soutnport. III this tonnection people
l am beginning to inquire when the talk
t ed about through cars are to come but
llkt‘ tiItIt termination of the mike. li
rooms as far off as ever.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
l '1 here will be dancing in the pavilion
iill liolon l’oiltt_ next Wednesday and
,’ Saturday nights.
‘ Miss Anna 1.. Scltuldlcc. of tambury.
its a guest for It few days at the Ray
it'ottagtv lItIll Island.
iI‘.deaIti it. IIny oi liauburv has tak-
olit possession of his cottage ill ilcll
island, luv the summer.
Mrs. Charles S. Day. of Him lltnne
I‘has returned to llcil island utter a
week‘s visit in New York.
i M, S. Cornell and sell Elwood. of
! New York. are at Ilonnie \‘lew cottage
'Uelle island. for il few tlaIs.
; 'ihc Misses (‘ oIntIlla anti Marie ltog
era. of .17 l‘aIIlI-w avenue lianburv.
tIatc spending It week at Bell Island.
l Mn untl Mrs. Frederick H. Norton.
oi BrooklItL are occupying "Rock-
ljcltffe' their summer residence at
3 Hickory oiuff.
'l‘hc steamer (iIand ltepuluic
Ibrought a large church ovcursion front
‘New York to lloton Point today To-
lmtIrIow a church front ’l‘IIIeIIly-thirti
l :-tIet-.It New York. will be at the Point
1 Timothy ii l-‘osterltns given up Sun-
iset cottage. and is to take the tctsof
t‘Otlaj't‘ i‘or thtI balance of the season
.1. .11. EltncndorL‘ who condutts the
Ilcll island llotcl. occupied this place
'inst summer
I "Ilhctc “"t‘lt‘ thI'etI IIXt-ursions at Ito-
ton l’oint Saturday. although the wea-
jthci kept the IIIIInbt-I of people down
Ionsiderablv ’l‘he stcatnet Johtt SvIl
itestcr brought the members of he
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l
'spent Sunday With hm parents, Mr. illedford Park thoIlgIcgstioaal (‘I-huitli
and Mrs. Franklin Crockett.
iof Advent lI‘IIllh rotn New York and
Mrs Goltiimck . who is attending the . the 511211an lsnbel. ttu- members of St
Isttmtncr at Mrs. J. E. Stt'\ vens.’ l’cn- I Margatcts P 1‘. Church. llarlcm. l'hII
inoycr sttcct, has gone to Boston int It
few days
Mr. and .\lrs.1-Iat"tvl.tIntlt who have
‘been visiting Mr and MIs Hit itson
iron steamboat ’l‘uurIIs had on board
the members of the Catholic (‘hIIrIIIt
:front 129th street New York. I'ItIsteI-
day the Isabel with the bulge limpiie
Cole for sortie time returned to tilt-it‘laiotigsitlc thought the members of tlic
home III Brooklyn yes. crday
W. 0. Clark. of this place. was onei
,of the successful candidates for atl-I
mission to the bar.
'cxaminations Friday and he received
.\\'t)l‘tl Saturday that he had been suc- i
icessfnl.
Miss Lillian Stephenson teacher in
:the public school. loft today for Mount
\etuon where she. will spend a Week?
with friends, utter t‘. I. it It she will no to
ltcl‘ home in westetn New lork for the
, summer vacation.
DARIEN AND NOROTON. :
Mrs. Bert Chalmers and stster were
Ivisitors in Dorian. Saturday.
' James Hitchard has sttctccded in l
Igetting some very valuable etchings on l
:glass. which ate causing considerable
icomment among critics of this class
.of work
i The standing of the class which ,
1graduated from thtI Center school last
week was as follows: Ruth Ballard.
l
'l'he thunder sttnm yesterday wastfilfl3. “be... Weed 3030M Gertrttdet
particttla'rly severe here}. and several lValehtlne third“ Reva Scott. four'th I
persons are sure that It bolt struck the
East Avenue chuIch, breaking sevcrlni
of the .t-Ilat'os and causing them to go
sliding down the roof. No other tracI.ts :
of the lightning were visible. however.
this morning.
Captain Wright. of Cottage avenue
says that after the recent rainfall the
III[’etcy Cantrell Theodore Fairbanks
Iand Harold Willmott receiving the
name marks. tied for fifth.
EIII‘eroncls on edge now.awoiting
the Iesult of the game of baseball
I‘llllch is to be played on luly 4. be-
tween the Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company and the \' oluuteer Hock and
Icsidents of the avenue have decided 1 Ladder Company. of Noroton. it prom
to change the name of the thorough-
fare to “Cottage Canal.‘ He is about
to purchase a gondola so that he. will.
in» able. to navigate the street which
has been ting away lately.
At the morning service held yester~
day. in the East Avenue Methodist;
Church. three children were baptized.
ises to be It very exciting game and
both sides are practicing daily for the
great ev.ent
The funeral of the late Mitts Joseph-
tine Bowen was largely attended Friday
'afternoon. from the Darlen Congrega-
tional Church. Rev. H. S. BroIvn pro
sided at the services and paid a bean»
They were 'George Walter Thompson. tlfttl tribute to the Christian life of the
son of Mr. and Mrs Char.lcs’lhompson deceased. her patient endurance in
of 37 Van Zhndt street: ”Olive May Per- time of suffering and her loving and
(‘1' and Helen Rose Percy daughter of I sympathetic nature all thiough ‘llfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ray Percy. ofi
Rowan street. A' number of othersicmn Thought' and Miss Agnes Reed
‘and Mrs. Dr. Noxoa, “Good Night."
would have been baptized had it
not been for the inclemency of the
weather.
Rev. J. W. Davis preached yestetday
morning. at the Advent Christian
William Perry sang "One Sweetly Sol-
Both selections Were most pathetic and
added to the impressiveness of the
hour. . The remains were encased in a
llavendar casket which was literally
Cnburch one of the series of sermons jcovered with flowers. while on each
"be Signs of the Times The at 1
ton once was large and a great dealof
interest was evinced in the subject in
the evening a special service was held.
at which four persons were 5“,“:ng other from Rev. H. S. Brown and other
This service also was largely attended
and very Impressive. Jerome Smith
sang and the. Birchard sisters rendered
duets. Those who were baptized were
llarry Cunningham. Mary Cunning-
ham. Mrs. Jane Rowland. all of East
Norwalk. and Mrs. Mule Scott. of
Stamford. Next Sunday Mr. Davis
will preach at his former cuargo in
Bridgeport. anti the local pulpit here
will be filled by Rev. F. S. Ainsworilt.‘
Certainly the weather favored the.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sun-
day school Children s Dav. a fact fully
appreciated by the large audience.
Mrs. Bowen's blasts opened the service
with a beautiful song and several good
recitation. followed by I very sweet
with“. Chain. la MI. by Ethel Par-
melee. well.rcndorod by this promis-
ing young , er.’ Hooter Palmer ni-
no favored wit a good recitation.
lira. Keane's class sang "Busy Bees."
It Inasmuch III Imam. and a large class
trained 3'1
“wand" Anger 3 $0
fiance-$9...
'yI-r
side and at the back were many floral
emblems. Among the pieces ”Was a
cross from" Mrs. George H. 'i‘llly. two
pillows. one from the sisters and the
friends. a wreath from Orange N. J.‘
wreath from \ir. and Mrs. E.J .Thonr-
as. cut flowers from Martin Kellog‘p
and family. harp from employees of the
Volk Hat Company. wreath from eons
ins in Port. Chester. wreath from the
parents. flat bouquets from Mrs. R. L.
Killctte. Mrs John Dauchy and Clar
IInce Scotlcld and family sickle front
Bertha M Mother. and Mr. attd Mrs. 'I‘.
W. Sherman. besides many contribu-
tions of flowers. The Interment was
in Spring Grove cemetery.
WESTPORT
Mrs. Mary Crossmun to visiting a‘
daughter III Chilton,“r
0. E. Sweet to confine: to his River-
side avenue home through sickness.
Judson‘ Watts bu 'give'n up his posi-
tion as driver ‘for Adams Express OIL:
Miss Annie Clear has returned home
from a brief visit with friends In New
York .
Friends from New York city are
guests at the home of lilac Julia
IEnglneer Nichols of the Shell Fish
non on In about these parts Innk-
lag' in Ianrvefi.
The suntan Shanghai Jack has been
purchaad}:
Nitrite. of“
I lit-I,a
\
t
lI‘lIou .1.I Assoc intlott and their
friends to the number of about 2.000
The boats were late in arriving on ilt‘I
l
Mr.Cii|I'k 100k lll-‘i'it‘tlllllt ol' thtI storm. but remained at
the Point until 5 o'clock. There was
a band and one selection was played
lIll the glove
NOMINATED NEW CARDINALS
Pepe Was Able to Attend the Canal"-
ory in Rome Today.
ROME, .lIIne IZ—IITIle ctInsII-vory :o-
'I'tla) was specially important. owing to
the persistent tumors tIIegaIding the
:p‘ope s 111 health and the prcIlous post-
ponctncnts. Naturally II cer'emouy in
whit h the pope half hidden in moments
I'Istmcnts. is borne on a chair and is
continually assisted. is not the best op-
portunny to judge of his appearance or
the state of his health: but a man ca-
pable. of undergoing the strain of such
a function has plenty of vitality. The
more clear cut and his hands trembled
perccptlbly: but his voice was plainly
litar.d though it has 10st something of
its power. The ceremony was shorten-
ItIIl as much as possible and only lasted
about thirty- five minutes. All tltc car
Illnals of the Colts were Invited to the.
\ atican half an hour before the pope‘s
appearance and them assembled III the
U” iown. thcglilited
the nerves,»
ctlpatlon and bile outntlsmn “filth”
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‘IKttittAfls‘ot‘Htl CHILD.
New vortt Lawyer Want to arcanwtoh
Armed watmn Anew
(onn Sn unity that" “kidnapped" his
daughter. lioulhe. limit the home of
her grandmother Mrs. (decline (1 Mn
Allister. Mrs. Young obtained a dIVorco
last August and was glycn the‘sole
custody of the child. Last week she
married Alphonse .longcrs. a portrait
painter. and Ith‘e couple sailed for
Europe. . I -~
Mr. Young wont to Brooklyn the day
. following llll‘ wedding anti obtained a
writ of listless corpus from Justice
Maroon. commanding Mrs. .longers to
produce Louise in the supreme cottrt.
With the assistance of his clerk, Mll-
ten (1. Iluckloy Mr. Young served the
Will on Mrs. .lo'IngeIs as she was going
up the. galigplank of the French llncr
LII Lorraine. hilt she threw the sum-
mons away. saying she had not taken
the child with her.
It was from the arms of the child's
aunt. Miss lItIrrlct Mt-Aitlstcr. that
Young took his daughter. tislllg such
force astas necessary. The girl‘s
,grandtnothcr saw the kidnapping, but
lso quickly was it accomplished that
she could do nothing to prevent It. Mr.
Young was assisted by It private tlctoc-
tlIIII and he was armed IIIItlI an ax.
lAftIIr her hlet'e was taken front hcr
Miss McAlllster endeavored to use a
l‘BVt)l\’fll‘_'llllt did not get it in time to
whom her brother in. law or his assist-
ant. It ls supposed Mr. Young took
l the child to New Jersey.
NORWICH June. ".~"l‘lli‘. committee
in c hargc of fit‘lt‘i ting a site for the new
state insane hospital for whit h the
ll.ttgislaturc has apptIIoleatI-d 3100.000.
have selected a plot of land at ilrew-
The land is owned by
stet' III Natk.
Church mothers and the location is
lldeal. 'l‘htI property ftonts over 100
feet on the river and includes 100 he
l res extending across the highwav on
the plains-st the neck. On the caste-duo
Iot the road there is a water power priv-
'plttnt at the hospital. anti in the woods
Ion the extreme east limit. at an eleva'.
tlon of 100 feet. are several springs ca-
pable of furnishing a reservoir'to sup-
ply l.000 persons. The. building will
be located about 200 yards from the ‘
IlI‘ort l’olnt station on lllt‘ Consolidated
Il'Uiltl and will be entirely fireproof.
twith accommodations for 100 patients. -
I [he plans have alreutlI lit’t' ll ptoparcd
.IIItd estimate.- have been given by c-on
'll"iit lot 5.
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BROWNING ACCIDENT.
l WATIIZRIII’RY, Conn. June 22* 51111“
Iliu howig, thirly~nine years old. a tier-
tnan employed by the American l-‘ln
Company. in Watcrvllle, w'as drowned
in the Naugatuck river. in the rear of
the factory at 111.3 o'clock yesterday
:Ittcrnoon. ills body sank at once in
{the swirling water and was carried
iIIwIIy by the current. which. owing to
illlt‘ heavy rains. was very swift. lo
,wig was crossing the river in II boat.
{and when only twenty feet trom short!
it filled. The body has not been found.
Lowig leaves It wife. from whotn he had
been estranged 'for some time.
DECISION AGAINST OGDENS.
LONDON. June ill—Lord Chief Jus-
ftiee Alverstonc today delivered jlltlfl"
pointiff‘s features seemed slightly 1
meat in a test case arising front the
, agreement made by ()gden's (limitedi
Eat the little of the tobacco war to dis-
‘tribute to retailers 31.000.000 annually
for four years. Ogdcn‘s at that time
represented the American Tobacco
if‘ompnny. The Lord Chief Justice
fottnd that Ogdcns has no' relieved of
these contracts or the sale of Its busi-
ness and Its incorporation Into the Att-
cotIslstorI hall in order of precedence IgloAmerlcan combine.
the three groups of cardinals tctituinal
bishops cardinal priests anti cardinal
dcaconsl forming a striking picture .
The entrance of the pope. clad in white .
vestments and surrounded by his trust- l
ed companions itt their red robes, gave ,
a finishing touch to the scene. .\t'tcrt
receiving the homage of those present
the pontiff recited a prayer and then
proceeded to the nomination of the
“Cl" cardinals.
The traditional secrecy was main-
talned. though now it is largely a mat-
ter of form. The pope proposed each
.new cardinal. the members of the Sn.-
crcd College signifying their assent by
raising their caps.
The following were created cardin-
als:
Mgr Flsc.her archbishop of Cologne
Mgr. 'l‘allanl papal handle at V.ienna
Mgr. Caviachino secretary of the
Congregational of the Council
Mgr. Ajnsti, papal nuncio at Lisbon.
Mgr. Nocetta. secretary of the Con-
storm-tat Congregation.
Mgr. Kabchthnlcr. archbishop 'of
Sslzburg. Austria.
Most Rev. Herrero y Espinoza arch~
bishop of Valencia:
The pope transferred Cardinal Sera-
tlnc Vannutielll from the bishopric of
Frascati to that of Porto Santa. 'Ruti'no.
which is of higher mot.
Cardinal Sniolll was transferred
from the '“tllllll'rmlholll'lc of Santa Ma.
rla tn Araceli to' the diocese of Fras-
catl. near Rome. the summer rest-
deuce of the. Roman arltitoc'racy.
Afterward the pope announced the
nominations of several archbishops
, who had been appointed by brief.
The pointlif appointed Cardinal Ag-
llardi. who has been replaced as pre-
fect of economy of the propaganda to
be vicechlncellor of the China: Ilel la
Volpe.
. FOURTEEN MINERS BURHED.
Explosion in Tam-gnu, Pa" Mine Due
to Defective Lamp.
TAMAQUA Fa..dm¢12.-By an ex-
plooion of :11”: [If the No. 1l mine of the
Leh'lgh 5 land'Navlntioti Oomiiiny.
late last night f men were so
badly. burned that It is thought sir of
them will die. I Daniel Lewis. a miner.
ascent-bird to his Marlin Mar. Inn
English-Ives!!!” miner! and three“ tor-In.
. in {It‘ll addition I
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect May 17, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:40x. 5131):. 5:58x, 0:15
6:55. 7:03. 7:47. 8210):. 8:45. 9:055.
9:245. 9:40. 10:2ix. 10:40. 11:3I'Ix.
P. M.——12:65x. 1:13. 2:25x.
3220:. 4:07. 4:50x. 5:40. 5:55x.
6:55: 7:07: 7. 55x. 8: 00_ 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A.M.-——12:40x.5:05x. 5:58x. 9:05,
9:42x
P. M.~.—-3:20x. 5:40. 6:35x.
10210.
95
E:
9t‘
.3
:20.
. I
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.’
A. M.-~12:02x 5:00. 0:00. 7:00.
21:00:. 8:02, 9:00x, 9:04:_ 10:02:. 10:04.
11:00:, 11:02.
P. M.—12I02. 1:00. 2:00x. 3:02.
3:: :0x 4:02): 4:04 4:30. 5:02. 5:30
ti: 00x. 0: 02 7: 00: 8100:. 9:001: 9: 30
ll: 00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.——12:02x. 6:00, 7:30. 10:02.
1‘. M.—0:00. 8200):, 11:00.
.LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—-l2:08x, 1:15. 12251:. 0le
7:42, 8242,9110; 10:00x. 11:05:. 11:37.
P.‘ M.-—-12202x. 1:13. 3202:. 4:13. 3
5: 25 6‘15. 7:05): ’9:05x.'9:15, '10201.
11:16
Bridgeport In“: addition to above—1‘.
M.:—2 III. 5: 01m.” ._
SUNDAYS
A. 1—4220“. 1:15x. 1:25;. 7:42.
9:10 11:05:. “
P; “.:~7 15. 9:05.
SOUTH sonwaut TO DANDURY.
A. 55:4 23 9:15 9- 53.
r. 55—1; 80. 4:21: 5.15.5.5 7:10
. W— t 't" I. ',
oassunv Iro scorn soawaut.
A. not-sail. 'lfihihfi‘iriil‘efi In. a
P. m-ut :oox. «at. 6:41 --
8nd”- Itralnn to Do
in. Del e Duibtt I! 05
ad a. mfidw
solarium, . mt“
NEW STATE iNSANE HOSPITAL.
'llege suillt lentlv 1m go to run an tIlIIc tIlc
Itoo—alw Ito—mo.
pleased to learn that there is at least
Ione dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages anti
that is Catarrh. llall's Catarrh Cure
IIII the only-positive care now known
lto the medical fraternity. Catarrh lIII-
'lug a constitutional treatment.'liall's
(tltarrh CIIII- is taken internally, act .
NEW y¢nk,,1..n(I-g_2 Alexantlcr ‘I Itng directly upon the blood and mu-
“.‘lmb' a aw"... wont ."I(}'”nw|(h' lcoua surface of the system thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as-
falls to cure. Send foI list of testi-
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & COI. Toledo. 0.
Sold by drugglsts, 75c.
The reader: of t is paper will be? , '. '
Dotti Make a
Coal llcavcr
liuy her a (MS
not only save
, but you save your tent-
per. carpets. curtains and diges-
slstlng nature in doing its work 'Ihe,
proprietors have so much faith in its1
curative. powers that they offer One ‘
llundted Dollars for any case that it
Let us show you an Independ-
t-III Water Heater.
water III ten minutes for a built.
.\ (las liangc tire is ever
I-Iali's lI‘amlly Pills arc the beat. “ .
Prices from 58 up.
Connections free.
I
A postal brings ottr represen-
..-}. 1... .- .,
K. Stull
i
Conn. Railway and
Lightlng Company.
F0: ' .
ijrhery Buffer, 259m
20 pounds ,,
Granulated Sugar 5‘- do
Mott/I other yoodsl
“V1190"
”M g'I
breakfast fies/I'm 7 C Pkg
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST N ORWALK.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
Patnters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials.
'by Four Years
The residence of Thomas .
Smith 55- Osboru avenue East
norwaik. wasipalntcd with lead, '
oil and zinc, hand'mixed. fifteen
years ago by me.
I dcfyony patent paint to show ._
equal bodyIII'Ilth’asIlnleh wear. .
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; Beat-e the“‘0thcr
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52 South Main Street.
Residence: I" IS‘IIIIVI‘GIIDVE 8t. _
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3;? ......” W H 95-! ..
Seltlighting
Gas Tip.
First—«its convenience by being able
match.
Second—The lessening of tbe' dan-
gera of suffocation from escaping go:
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
Ii gilt
Third-The great reduction in the
matches matches not being necessary
Fourth—To avoid defacing of wall!
by the scratching of matches by 5‘er
rants and the soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the_
floor. and tho cit-hon bdt'nggronnd into
the ear pot.
The heir of this Lighter should be
less than the coat of matches, as with
3°.“ ' 'I‘. it In. 1
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seaports In... .15 Wm Is.
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Applying A 1' hit.
New palni—agood new paintw
makes an 'old building look like
A small investment makes _
a great difference. in the value of
your property.
WE PROVIDE THE PAINT .
THAT IMPROVES THE PLACE.
it will cost you a small amount
. but it will be worth a
whole lot. to the property. Get a
White Curtalo'Polos with Fixtures
Cloth Window Shades. with (ring!
Solid Brass llnIf Curtain Rods. 3 it
long, with tixturos.’10c. '
Oil Cloth Binding.10c bfll
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING,
‘ “Deconnmo
a“""' II'!
’ I117 Washington Street.
South Norwallt.
' 'Tél'cp'hone' Connections.
. Conn
DAVID w. anathema
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. .«
19 North Main St
Residence. 9 Crescent Tom: ‘
Telephone at house. 34-5.
80th Not-Inn
at ; I. II at
to get the light without the use of a
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
on.“ u.if the gas is turned on. it will .
danger of fire from discarded lighted ,
so South Main Street;
South Norwalk. Conn
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proper. core the Lighter .'villl last one;
filial, ’
as per Icon;
’l'h‘e price of cost having 'drotitlod‘lto
. as Austral are the llrst to give our par
trons the benefit.
We urge you~to buy our health 50
because we know It will be nil-tac-
“You can‘t beat our coal or our
, have three stories and bloom?”
That's our principal 1190b,”
stocked with first quality goods. m >
also IIIIaIIy Agricultural“ lmflprow.
Syracuse 1‘1 own and Qumylloww
Cutters Road Scarf}. ’ 3‘ W“
Paints Oils. (llasII,.Wa§pn WWW,
Ash and Garbage Cans, Ahmad)“.
and Launch 011. Tia. Enamfl'jlltl a " .
Wooden Ware, Water Eiltel'l. Centre I- 1I‘
tors', Oystermea’s and Factory ‘.' "fj-
plies. Garden Tools. Lawn“ Maia?
stances... '
Screen Doors, Window Screens not;
.....
era, Rubber Hose,
Electrical Supplies. Drop in and. than .
over our stock. I. ' I
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To the Old Country"
and Money Orders pa’fiblfi'. 2
wherein Europe. Format ”at
lowest rates. , '
use: I. own:
5 Iailml Place. loath Namath;
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I Plant-‘1”.3 '
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by improved method!- 110000. _
reasonablov-morclutlng. ‘ , ;
Gold, situational. Connor; all.» ,
Io Antique Bronzing. ‘
Motors. . .
The New loam Electric my; .'
show you one. a... _
4"?
THE 6.1V. McKIBBlN
M'F'G co ’
. sat/0mm
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56 WATER 5T”
Our New 60095 are»
now in sleek.
gv'“ HEARING,” I: 14.5.29'
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norms owned...
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