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I FRIDAY. JUNE :6, 1903.
Doctor Ito Mrs. Brown, who: has-l business College, In Stamford
band is illl—IHaS he had any lucid ill-
tervale? Mrs Brown (with dignityJ—-
’E‘s 'ild nothink except what you or-
dered doctor. i)octor-~.Very well, con
linuo the Ieef, Iron and Wine. Hos
gaining every day. Pint bottles soc.
IRIDGE PHARMACY.
206 Wllhlngton 8t.
30. NONI-lit. Ct.
next
lMoIIdIly night.
i The .lunior lCIponth League has
ipostponcd its meeting Ilom this uftcl-
Iloon to next Sunday afternoon. at 3
o'clock.
'l'he teachcla and uillcels of theB Bap-
1tist Sunday school held a business
meeting. last night. after the regular
pIayer meeting
i Miss Leslie Judge of New Jersey is
MST Nillilliiiili
Horace Wheeler. of Bctliei.
(ling at the home of Daniel L‘ HonilIIeI
en.
la visit-
ataln Harry Hunter. who has had
his: coop hauled out, has launched her
again.
Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Gilbert. of Belts
Place, leave town today. for a visit in
Ridgeiicld.
Miss Marlon Cornell. of Myrtle ave-
nue. who has been on the sick list. is
somewhat better.
Mrs. M. H, Wilson, of beavlew ave-
nue, has been calling on friends in
Darlen, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heydrick. of-
Brooklyn. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Mead. of East avenue.
Mrs. Burns and daughter go away to—
day, for a week on a visit to different
points along the, Hudson river.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfrcd‘Smeeth, of Chi-
cago, “L, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, ll.
llrunstrup, of 20 Second avenue.
’1he Misses Viola slid Ethel Bar-
tram and Miss Annie Nickerson leave
town tomorrow for a visit to 'Iolring-
. ton
Van Zandt street is said to be in a
very bad condition. and numerous com-
plaints are heard from the residents
thereon.
Mr. and Mrs. Flagg. of Keyser ave-1
one, have gone to Milford. to attend
the twenty-titth wedding anniversary
of friends.
A handsome quartered oak grating
has just been turned out 'at the River— l
side Mills for Keogh Brothers' boat
theI "Sara K."
Quite a number of sails on local sail<
ing craft were somewhat mlldcwcd by
the wet weather. They are all being
dried out today.
Frank Roberts has moved from the
house which be lots been occupying, to
Osborn avenue..whero he will reside in
the olll Roberts homstead.
Arthur Day has completed the over-
hauling of George E. (‘urtis' boat. and
she has been taken to the South Nor-
walk Yacht Club at her anchorage.
4 Regular prayer meeting was held
last evening, at the Methodist Church.
it was led by Rev. E, Cunningham. the,
pastor. The attendance was good.
Misses Annie and .lcntlle Palmer. of
Stamford. huvo returned home after
having been the guests of Miss Eva ’l‘.
lI‘lagg, of Keyscr avenue. for some
time.
Ferdinand Kimmlch. the well-known
barber, is having improvements made
at his place of business. Among them
is a hard wood ceiling to the shop.
When completed there will be a great
improvement.
The Junior Praying liand'of the Ad-
vent Christian (‘hurch will hold a
meeting this evening. Samuel Vclsor
will he the leader.
lug rapidly and has a bright outlook
for the future.
Superintendent Bland desires to
have as many children as pessible
present. at Sunday school. this coming
Sunday.
cal and literary service, which doubt-
less will be very enjoyable.
Robert ’ihompson will have charge
of the Junior Band this evening.
earnestly desired that even member
be present It is expected that Frank
J. Dorn. the first president of theI
lland. will be present and all young
men are cordially invited.
The scholars of the East Avennei
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school are
looking eagerly forwald to the council
excursion whch will be held Jilly 24th.
just four weeks from today, to Locust
Grove, Long island. They hope it will
be such It day as the present one.
The A. ll, C.‘s defeated the Third
Avenues by a score.of eighteen to six.
The line-up follows:
Third Avenues. A. B. C's
W. See c. Selleck
Smceth p, Robertson
Johnson lst. b. Decker
Klein ‘ 2nd. [I A. See
Brtlnstrup s. s. Stuckey
Olieronshaw 3rd. b. Gumbart
Hnsted r. f. Gehrmann
Edmunds c. f. Ferris
Lyon 5 r. f. Bloom
Scorer. L. Stuckey; umpire. D. Hoyt;
time. 2 hours.
There was great rejoicing in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts,
at 11 Osborne avenue. on Wednesday
when. for the first time. a plaintiff lit-
tle cry was heard far sweeter to the
mother‘s car than any solo ever
thought of. when Harry and Rose
found themselves the profid parents of
a cute little girl. whom the good Lord
sent them on the 24th'hday of the
month of Moses. If they were glad the
grandparents of both the young couple
were equally so. This great event
causes the relatives to be brevetted a
grade or two higher up. The renown-
ed Earl Roberts becomes an uncle. and
his brother. Sir Lester Roberts also an
The Band is In ow i
There will be a special musi- .
it lsl
lmorrow afternoon to play the McKib-
spending the summer with her grand-
parents. Captain and Mis. John (‘rock-
left of C raw avenue.
Prayer meeting was held in both
Ichurches, last evening The Methodist
was In charge of the pastor. Rev. A L.
Hubbald. and the Baptist in charge of
John ll. Sharer.
The sewing class held a meeting this
week with Miss M. l. liackiey and ar-
ranged to hold a fair. cake. sale and
sociable. tomorrow night in the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church.
The Rowayton Hook uIid Ladder
.COlIiplllly experts their new truck from
Cocynluns, N. Y.. tomorl’ow. and are
consequently arranging for the big eel.
ebratlon and house warming to take
place next Monday night. ,
The chicken thieves who have been
operating in this village paid a visit
to the hennery of F. A. Brandll, secre-
tary and treasurer of the ITokeneke
Corporation. Wednesday night. About
one hundred fowls and spring chick-
ens were stolen. and Mr. Brands in en-
deuroring to trace the guilty parties.
wScald head is an eczema oi' the
Iscaip—very severe sometimes. but it
11c: m be cured. Doan' s Ointment. quick
and permanent in its results. At any
jdrng store, 50 __’cenis.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Cerirmle Valentine is visiting
fliends in Shelton
A. M. (lam of Boston. was the guest
of friends in town yesterday.
Miss ivy Bircharli graduated from
Brown's Business College on Wednes-
Ila).
I Miss Mildred Bennett. of East Nor-
wnlk, was'the guest of friends in Dar-
_ien yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. Gerow has lmd about two
acres of her land on LeRoy avenue
planted in corn.
A large consignment of chickens
aml ducks arrived at this place \MId-
Incsday for Mr. Scott.
Miss Grace Hendric and Miss liidav
book. of Sound Beach. spent Wednes-
(ill) visiting friends in this place.
‘ Miss Fleience McDonald and Miss
i Gertrude Valentine are spending a ii‘w
ldays with Mrs. Sturges Whllioek In
1 Derby.
The topic for Epu'orth League Jun-
iors‘,‘ fol Sunday. will be D,\ing on the
Cress: John 10: 1640; leader, Miss
Elsie Mnckey.
Mrs. Minerva Sherwood and other
relatives from Port Chester, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘, F. Sili‘l'I
man, Sunday.
Mrs. John Davis alld son William.
of Gracie street. sailed Tuesday on lhc
Aurania. for Liverpool, where they will
spend the summer.
William L. Blasccr. agent of the
freight station at South Norwalk, was
in town this week. consulting with
Agent Stephen H. iloyi,
W, Elias. forcnlun for Anson Phelps
Stokes, came down from Lenox. Mass.
lyesterday, to make a few days‘ stay
at Mr. Stokes's place here,
A number oi’ the young- people here
.Izre planning to drive to Stamfordlncxt
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises at Merl‘lll's Business Cillegc.
Frederick Smith has‘secured a very
flattering offer to take a position as
:stcnographer and typewriter f0I Dav-
cnport & Leeds 18 Wall street New
York.
i Contractor Stillman. of New Canaan,
has his heavy steam road roller at. Col~
ilender's Point, where he is making
driveways about the property of Anson
Phelps Stokes.
l Manager Bowen's team of Darlen
lpiayers will go to South Norwalk to
C0119
cine that Cl
Cherry Paolo
Probably you know of coughm
S cine: that relieve littlc coughs, all
coughs, except deep ones! The medi-
Emilie worst of deep coughs is Ayer’s
In use w years. ,,
modi-
.J' O. Ava-m 00.. Level.
m...
the (‘ harles W. Raymond estate The.
price paid was 8 .300 and the new own-
er will make a number of improve-
ments. Mr. Ziegler has also come illlo
possession of Hay island and about six
acres of upload of the Collender estate.
adjoining his already large holdings at
Collendor's Point. Mr. Ziegler now
owns about ll’IU acres of property at the
Point. ills mansion, which is Well
under way will be one of the most
unique and striking along the north
shore of the Sound. It was planned
by the late Bruce Price. a famous archi-
icci. The structure will be built of
New Hampshire and Vermont stone at
It cost or about $200,000.
gm.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Miss Sheppard, of llell Island. is
entertaining Miss Sarah Cornelia Rog-
ers, of Danbury.
Mr. Rollins and family. of Daubnry.
have taken the Well cottage for the
balance of the season.
'1 he Kennedy Clhrd of Danbury will
aIIlve at Roton Point next Saturday”
to remain during the following week.
Mrs. 0:, B. Donaldson and niece. Miss
llarbarn Jennie Pickncy. of New lock,
have arrived at Oak Cottage for the
season,
W. H. Munil. who has leased the
Emmerson cottage at. Hickory Bluff.
keeps his teams at [I‘ostcr Hrotbers'
barn at Bell island.
Miss Florence Burns. who has been,
employed in the dining room at Roion
Point since the opening of the season
resigned her position Wednesday at-
iornoon, and has returned to her home
in New York,
Mrs. L, K. Chilton: of the Clinton
House, is recovering from an injury to
her right hand. She ran ll needle in
the first finger and the steel broke into
three pieces, the finger swelling and
becoming very painful.
WESTPORT.
.i, F Cannon ls \lsltlng menus at
ilcmpstcad i. l.
'i he public schools close today for
lhe summer vacation.
Mrs. Mary Adams is entertaining rel-
atives from out of town.
Oscar Smith made a business Trip
to llrldgeport Wednesday.
The telephone exchange
equipped with electric lights.
Mrs, S. i-iurlbuit has returned home
from a month's visit with relatives at
Sound Reach.
Miss Florence (lorham is filling Ii po~
slilon in the office of the Bridgeport
ilrass Company. ,
Miss . nlia (irnmluond. of Redding.
is the guest of Mrs. G, F. i'erry at her
home on Wright street.
()scar Pctlnoycr is employed in the
local car barn of theI Connecticut Rail-
way & Lighting company,
The Weekly prayer meellhg will he
held tonight in the chapel of (ll-eons
Farms i'oIIgregalional Church.
The new telephone toll charge be~
Iwecn Bridgeport and Weslport is now
15 cents. for 5 minutes or less.
The tanncry has shut down for
fortnight. During the enforced vnca
I.on improvements will be made to the
place.
5 Having been relieved of senatorial.
duties, l.loyd Nash will now supervise
the completion of the work on his new
model barn.
'Sl‘hc ‘augatuck school pupils will
hold their closing exercises this after-
noon. An entertaining program has
been arranged.
There was an influx of M, JD.‘ a here
Monday when Drs. H. F. . L. and
Charles Adams, all of New York, spent
thII day at their
street.
is now
ll
bin Manufacturing Companyt cam on
the Baxter Grounds.
The next lecture in the Library
(‘onrsc will be held on Tuesday. June
30. The lecturer will be Professor
Franklin H. Giddings, of Columbia Uni-
versity. His subject will be The New
American People.
The annual meeting of the board of
school visitors and the seleetmcn wasl
held last night in the office of the se-I
iectmen and an appropriation for the
use of the school districts during the
next year were made.
The members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company held a meeting last
night, to make further arrangements to
hold an open house and fireworks cele-
bration at the headquarters on the
night of the Fourth of July.
Miss Jennie Weed left Wednesday
morning for a visit with Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph L, Guernsey, at Youngs-
town, N. Y. Miss Weed will probably
be away about four weeks. and during
her stay will visit Niagara Falls.
The funeral of Herbert Whitney.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. of
Bridgeport, who was killed recently
on, the railmd. in the West. took
place in Union Cemetery. Rowayton.
Monday. Mrs. Whitney was a sister of
Andrew Jayne, of Dorian.
The selectmen will have the crushed
stone which was unloaded from the cor
uncle. Mrs. Matilda Benedict is now
a grand aunt. and Mr. and Mrs. Under-
hill. of Brooklyn. a grand uncle and
aunt. while their coterie of little ones
are thereby made cousins This makes
the fourth generation in the Roberts
line. ,and the venerable and popular
Captain Nathan Roberts is once more
a great grandfather, .On the other
side the same promotions will go on.
but not having the names of Mrs. Har-
rys relatives at our fingers ends. we
are unable to enumerate just now.
Some time ago the other four genera-
tions. headed by Captain Nathan Rob-
erts; his late beloved wife. their son
William 0.. “his dulghter. Mrs. Mor-
gun. and be! children. were all photo
graphed on one card. which event was
quite an interesting one to the entire
group. .
which ran off the track here Monday.
darted to the highway in front of Alex-
ander Reed's property. and placed on
the street there. Mr. Reed pays for
having the stone spread while the town
furnishes it.
Stewart Hlnman and family. former-
ly of Sonic Norwalk, who have been oc-
copying the William R. Mackey‘ place.
are moving today to Springdale. Mr.
Dalgado. who purchased the Maekey
property. has moved his family from
New York, and is already in possession
of the house.‘
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany. of Newton, will hold a dance in
Newton Hall at an early date. The
committee which his charge of the at.
fair comprises Fred Austin. Edward
Sled-on. Charles Benedict Harry War.
ran and Wit Austin The alalr
ls Ilglng aweiltedhwitéicggeppcuncy.
Is Anne . 6 went to
blur Rochelle 'nilu's'du to attend
commencement "was: of the High
School there. Two me that broth-
er-in-Idw; Reel-'8 , brill.“ will
graduate and have the honor of hov-
ied and
lashed“
.of the Connecticut Funeral Directors‘
Ichildren will leave to join him in a
‘Bundny night has been remand to the
inducer“? mm
a. ,
early this week by ladies of the (‘on-
gregational Church. has been pestpon-
ed one Week, owing to uffseasonuble
weather. -
Charles Fable attended the electing
Association held in New Haven Wen-
ncsllay. Mr. Fable was elected vice-
president of the association.
Several representatives of the Illn-
sonlc order here were in attendance
at the 32d annual reunion of the Con-
necticut Masonic Veterans‘ Associa-
tion which was held in Bristol yester-
day.
Dr. Alfred Wakeman has sailed for
Germany, where'he will take a two
years' course in physics at the princi-
pal hospitals there. His wife and
month's time.
Westporl Grange entertained Wed-
nesday night and the program offered
was among the very best of the sea-
son. The entertainers were: Mes-
dames Charles Fable. George Buyer. is,
N. Beers, E. N. Sipperley and Messrs,
M. H. Cooley and W. ii, Taylor.
J, G. Hyatt came down town Wed-
nesday wearing an ulster and on hear-
ing that a local authority had announc-
ed it was to be “hot soon“ went look-
ing for the man. Hyatt didn‘t believe
the rumor and declared the author to
be II dangerous subject to be at large.
Mrs. E. J. Wakeman, who has been
visiting relatives here will leave for
her home in Portland Oregon, today.
She will be accompanied by her niece.
Miss Edith Bradley. who will spend
her summer vacation on the shores of
Puget Sound. one of the most attrac-
tive bodies of water on thtI continent.
WILTON.
Mrs. S. H. Barrett. of the city, is the
guest of Mrs. J. B. Sturge‘s.
Representative C; Trengory has an-
lshed his daily trips to Hartford.
Min Hattie . Olmstead. of Norwalk
spent Monday with Wilton friends.
Harry Miller who has béen a student
at Yale the past year is home for the
summer months.
William Sturges. who was so serious-
ly injured by falling from II window
Norwalk Hospital.
Mrs. Oscar Budd, of Weston. is
spending a few days with her mother.
In. J. B. Sturgee.
Lawyer J. B Hurlbutt and wife. of.
Norwalk have on rooms for the
summer with Hrs. Qtephm (flayed,
‘ \\ hII
old home in Kingt
I
‘I no lawn fete. to have beciit given ‘
aidey‘e ,
in ctmnmm:
comer-I ox
, I
all an excellent likeness of George
’l‘hotnson. of this place.
Percy Knapp is slowly recovering
from his recent serious illness. anti is
now able to sit, tip for ll short time.
South Wilton‘s school closed this
week Thursday for the summer vaca-
iioil, The teacher. Mlsa Taylor. on
Friday entertained her pupils with a
suitable program.
Miss Sillrges has now erected Il camp
outing lodge. on Little Ram island,
which is now really for rental. The
situation offers every attraction for a
seashore sojourn.
Mrs. W, R.'lI‘earu has returned froln
New York. her little daughter having
i'ccovcreli from severe injuries sustain-
ed by falling down stairs and striking
her head on the liliI floor.
S. ll. Sturges took a party of young
people to last week‘s minstrI-l perform-
ance at lildgefleld. The entertainment
runny stayedyto enjoy a dance.
The Cannon Hull pluno ftlnd has
been augmented to the extent of
$12.00. proceeds of the Whist llnclit
.J’arty. held in tile hall. under the put-
ronuge of Miss Katherine Willie.
The girl members ‘of the Young I-l‘o-
pic s (‘iub extended imitations to the
boy members lot a social guthciing.
.ll illc home of \iiss \llit’ ()imstead.
with Miss Angie Post, acted as
hostesses.
As some trouble was experienced.
‘lllrll season in collecting the dog tux.
.Selcctman John Ilorhlim has Issued
Tnotico to I‘illlinc owners to step up and
ctllII before July lst, or pay forfeit
for each additional lnollill.
'l‘htI Matinee Whlst (‘lub lllt'l 'l‘ues-
.duy uftcrtloon. \villI Mrs C. .\. Dav-
jcnport. iI‘ouI- tables were filled, and
when scores were counted, llii' fol-
‘ltlwiilg lllt‘lllill‘lS bore off the palm:
erI-I ii (i. 'l‘homsou Mrs A. W. Mer-
iv. in llilll Mss Annie Hyatt. Miss Mary
ilI‘, Ilroglny lIIIIIlH‘tl the consolation
“nine. A thoroughly good time“ was en-
:joyell and it was \uted to continue the
lllib throughout the summer!
’ilIlI gladnating class of llunbury
illigh school. of which Alfred (‘omstock
.' was a member. was entertained Friday
But Mr. Strong t‘omstock's resideIu-e, in
;North Wilton. Coir. tennis. base-ball
land fishing made time fly swiftly for
.thc guests, and dinner at the fine old
Ilionlestcad amply justified the hospi-
tality of the entertainers. The houses
ipurty pleasantly ended with dancing to
liho strains of horn and \iolin
(‘entci School. Miss Katherine SturI
gcs. teacher. closed last Week 'l‘hur-e-
day. for vacation. Friday was ll!!-
pointed for the picnic, but owing to
ilie rain. milcli of the program was
confined to the school building. Nci.
withstanding all had a merry time his
dulglng in out—door games. After ice
cream and other refreshments. Mlss
Sinrgcs. in the presence of patrons and
scholars, distributed souvenirs to her
pupils. The closing event of the day
was the gift to Miss Sturges of a hand-
some wicker chair, as a farewell testi-
menial of regard from the children.
Miss Flora Bradley, in an original
speech which reflected great credit on
the sentiments expresaed. gracefullv
and feelingly alluded to the parting.
and closed with sincere words of ap—
preciation and love, showing that M‘. l.-
Sturges has thoroughly won their
childish hearts. as well as acceptably
trained their youthful minds, '
MASONIC HOME.
Annual Meeting of the Board of Visi-
tore—Officers Elected.
The annual meeting of the board of
visitors of the Masonic Home in Wall-
lngford was held at the home Wednes-
day afternoon. The following officers
were Elected: President 1!. Wales
Lines. of Meriden; vice-president, Mrs.
Mary C. A. Perkins. of Bristol; secre
tary. Isaiah Baker. Jr.. of 'New Haven.
and treasurer, Mrs. lda A. Fisk. of
Windsor. There are at present sixty-
nine members in the home. ranging
from young boys to one member who is
ninety-two years old. Most of the. mem-
bers, however, are over seventy years
old.
DEPUTIES BENT sacs T0 PERU.
LIMA, Peril, June 26—A feeling of
general anxiety has been mused here
by the action of the government in ur-
resting et Lima and sending back to
tell various ports a number of deputies
who came here to take part in the '01)-
coins of Congress. it is alleged that
illegal documents wore found in the
baggage of the deputies who were ar-
rested.
CARDINAL:r IODY LYING lN
LONDON, June A28——The body of
Cardinal Vaughan was transfetr‘ed thls
morning to St. ma Cohen from
the Cathedral of Westminster. when it
had when fliylngeln state. There it we!
was a great success, and at the close '
less than the cost of matches, as with
proper care the Lighter will last one.
year.
Cor. North Main and “West Ste.
Moo—REWARD-w-tloo.
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 Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Care
is the only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh beI
lug II constitutional treatmtnt. Hall's
(Iaiarrh Care is taken internally. act-
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of 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 it! Work. The
proprietors have so much faith in Its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
falls to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials. Address,
l‘. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall‘s Family Pills arc the best. “
A. Stall
Don’t Make a
Coal Heaver
of your wife. lluy her II GAS
RANCH. You not only save
money, but you save your teln-
per, carpets. curtains and diges-
. on,
, Let us show you all independ—
L cut Water Heater. IiIluongh hot
water in ten minutes for a bath.
‘ Coal, 1513c.
A (ills Range fire is ever a
ready tire, on or off.
Prices from $8 up.
Connections free.
A postal brings our represen-
iatlve.
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company.
Fancy
Creamery Butler.
25f: lb.
20 was
Granulated Sugar $ I 00
(with other goods)
“Vigor” (the new
breakfast food)
7cpkg
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24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
WE'lLTRUST YOU
ClillHliiirHAlS‘lilili
GAIEIYWITITZ'NT
i0 S.MAiN STREET-
Bcats the Other
by Four Years
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Applying A Tonic.
.
New paint-mgood new paint——
makes an old building look like
new. A small investment makes
a great difference in the value of
your property.
WE PROVIDE THE PAINT
THAT lMPROVEs THE PLACE.
it will cost you It small amount
of cash. but it will be worth a
whole lot to the property. Get a
card. \
70 pound.
Window Shade! \
Picture Frames.
\
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DEALER IN \
Wall Papers.
Painters' Supplied , ‘
Artists‘ Meterlaie. ‘
‘ls ‘ I
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seacIAL.
White Curtain Poles with Fixturee
10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringv
250.
Solid Brea- Haif Curtain 80M. 3 C'-
long, with fixtures. me.
Oil Cloth Binding. 10c box.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
. DECORATING
ecker
87 Washington Street.
South Norwelk. Conn
Telephone Connections.
\
DAVID w. Ramona.
Funeral Director
equal body with as much wear.
JUNlUS Bltllllll,
Pillllllll‘
52 South Main Street.
Residence: 25 Elm Grove St.
OOCIOCIOLW
self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—Ills convenience by being able
to get ths'llght without the use of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the den-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas.
by accidentally leaving theIgas turned
on. as. if the gas is turned on. it will
light.
Third—The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—4‘0 avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by ear-
vanta and the selling of carpets by.
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being mend Into
the carpet,
The coat of this Lighter should be
HORACE ii. iliiSll
b.:.L
null Pinon an
IETWI5;N
ngw volts.
NORWALK AND
sown NORWALK
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The residence of Thomas , and Embaliner. e
Smith 55 Osborn avenue, East 19 North Main St. South Not-win:
Ivorwalk, was painted with lead. Residence, 9 Crescent Torrlco r
oil and zinc, hand Inlx'ed, fifteen Telephone It house, 34.6.
years ago by me
i defy any patent paint to show WWW.“
liliiié iocivood & to.
as usual are the first to give our pt
trims the bailout.
because we know it will be ntim
tory You can't beat our cool or our
, pricee.
Hill 8 lately
I momma.
stun.
nor warm.
on» as:
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Tin: Shed Icon, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Mam Strut.
Seuth Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone, I875.
IssoarI
I “"c’3 a’in
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$635 per Too.
The price of coal having dropped we
We urge you to buy our Lehlgh Coll
Rotter buy now while if: M
p... -'. ‘Qu. ..~
" News“: ”mill?"
. over our stock.
also carry Agricultural WW , V
Syracuse Flows and slum-Wm
Cutters, Road Scrape". {ml
Paints Oils, (llass, Wagon wm’m
Ash and Garbage Cans. Autpmuhu
and Launch Oli. Tin. unmet and
Wooden Ware, Water Filtorl. central.
Oysterlnen's end Factory 2? .
Lawn lib-vs
Hammocks;
tors’,
plies, Garden Tools.
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Rubber
rs, Hose.
Screen Doors, Window Screen, and
Electrical Supplies. Drop in and tool
COMSTQCK
WATKINS i
8' DOW,
112 waeHmpToN erupt. .«
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To the Old Country. Anop-
and .Money Orders “militiam-
where in Europe. Rd; (dig. .1
lowest rates. .
noon II. rims
e nellmd PM. ‘I’W' ‘ ‘
by improved methods. hence. more i
reasonable—more lasting. \ .‘ j.”
I Gold, Silver. Nickel. Copper; III-5:
w Antique Bronzing. , M
Motors. «
The New England llectrla Io.
for really hoe no euperlor. madly
show you one. a" .
THE 6', N. MCKIBBHV
M'FG CO. 7
so. screams.
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Wall
"our New Goodsfiie.
new in steak; ‘
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Painting,
Pallet Hanging.
10 Elm Avenue. IAI'I' NO
Tel Call 1851
luff. '
PLUMBING AND ST
HEATING. ‘
HOT WATER HEA
HOT AIR HEATING. .
"WA AND I ‘ ,,_',
ILATIA D TIN II .
Cu and,
Fixturoe.
Ill-ye you eon our
RICHMOND RA
Iran 3:5“in if
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Norwalk Chronicler