Fang Cream
2 cans ‘Fancy‘Red'fldlrnon '25s ‘
Choke [asks Salmon We can
3 cisns .8stth Bean: with To-
main suave "y
1"
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4,1”
24 Ceilings Avenue.
East Norton”: Conn.
l: .Ii, ,, 1.1. 1 1t; ’1'
iliii’rat’s‘lltili.
Notice is hereby given that the Resis-
trars of Voters of the Third Voting Dis-
. trlct oi the Town of NorWalk will be
in session at the store of E. E. “Gothdm,
10 First street, East Norwalk. on
Thursday, September 17.1908,lrom ii
a. m. to 6 p. in. for the purpose of re-
ceiving applications of those desiring
to; be made Electors In said Third Dis-
tr ct
Also at the some place on Saturday,
September 36,1003, from 9 a m. to 5 p. '
in. for the purpose of perfecting said
Third Voting District list.
E E GORHAM,
JOHN KEOGH.
strays Third Vollhi; District.
ei
Norwallt Conn” September 12,1903.
Quite; a oumbar: of telephones; here
are yet “in troublii”
Curt illing of New York city. is vis-
iting relatives here.
Miss Ethel Bell, of Cove avenue. has
gone to Mount Vetnon lot a visit.
William Mansfield of Bridgeport,
was in town yesterday on business.
A large buttonbull tree on Marvin
Hill was blown down during the "spell
oi weather. "
Mrs. Anna Parketon has gone to
Brooklyn for a few weeks, to visit her
daughter, who In Very sick.
t'i‘ne storm did little or no damage
fifhcfilold-on- -the- Sound though some
he, buildings rocked violently.
SeycralI iar e a pie men in the yard
of Oscaréinifin '0; thd‘fla stuck ‘roMIi.
were blown down durinzt e starm
Mrs. Henry L St. John, of South 8:
lost is spending a few days in East
Norwalk. the guest of her cousin Mrs.
Alice Edam. I
The storm has wrecked wires so that
orders .forI oysters are very slow in
coming in iind only a very few are be-
ing opened daily.
The rerular meeting of the Junior
Band will be held this evening led by
Alb it is
Mfllfih present.
begin all: {5 sharp
Pra or mouth)
ths'h Aldvant an?
The meeting
were held in both
Methodist Churches
last ey pins and the attendance at both ’
serv was lursb considering the
west or which kept many away.
A wi the ho ti ot- Cont-sin
ter Dec or w lilovilii in durins it
stomi. The hinges of one of the doors
. were badly straineda‘nd it was feared
during the height of the blow that the
door would be blown in.
A threomasted schooner lay at anch-
or on Ceckcnoe island durlnx the
storm. She rode it out safely and
hoisted her nails attariusd and wentc
in the direction of New Yo'rkV apparent-C
ly unharmed This would have saved
the manner Newton had the crewd‘ia‘d
presence of mind enough to do so.
hat. it'll-walk}.
the fact that Was hnxton street is get-
ting a little more passable as the
in: lob ianeu'ing completion. it ill
be qutie a roller to them when they
do not have to dodg’d t s bicycles
and automobiles in walking in the mid—
die of the road be Q3309 the sidewalls
are blog 32%
Becker ed? thdi
an easyt are of it.
tow Says ln :1 out“ every “yard, as t
broken “bills have been out up int?)
firewood to get themlout of the way
Theda, 11 {film "
. main uometime.
' and: r "annihilate
' . 8 gm“ oriso
. es Wot? in
desired that a linol I 1“"
11115::
Vega-1d r.VVlo
recovering“ from a severe attack of ap-
pondlcliis
1 6
film”. “E" but is flow improving 1m
in to be out stain.
dishing in I Me at“ st man “I
would that the
t ill be
.1 . n .. ,1 ‘
' ‘ ard. a well known news-
paper man. and connected with the
New York Amrrloan. who has been
ml”, ‘heiswntn‘ r at
:wil Wave Mon
luckot, Rhoda island .where he will re:
Mr.» Goddard .11»
been here several months and ideas
many friends He is a brother of Mrs.
usbimd la the
managing owner of t 0 cup defender
yacht “Reliance."
reeently to the Rownyton School Ll.
brilry: .
Andrews—~The United Bta‘es in Our
Own lines .
Baldwanilty Fumes
Brooksw-Story of Our
Dole—v-The American Citizen
Gordy—American Leaders and Heroes.
Gunsauluswiiow Marcus Whitman
Saved
Eggleston
Kl“?! Aflvmtulgi
ywqmg arm‘s.
Guerber—Stol'y til the Romans
Johonnot-v—Ten Great Events in His-
01'!
Sanfordw-History of Connecticut.
Dickens-Child’s History of England.
Church——Stories o! the Old World.
living and Flake—Washington and His
Count?! ..
Shun-Li e of idiicoin.
Moore—Pilgrims and Puritans.
Moore—From Colony to Common4
wealth.
FranldlnmAuioblograpth.
Webster—Reply to Hayne.
Andrewpreven Lilli Is Sisters.
en Boysq
’3'? the Road
Carrollv‘b—‘Alice in Wonderland.
Immott-sfllrwnds in Feathers and
Klngalewaator Babies.
Loot—Horne Geography
Swiftholliver's Travels.
midway and Hin'man-l—Naturai Elemen
tary Geography
Kipling—Jungle Book.
Kiplia econd Jungle Book.
l.ong——Beasts of the Field
long-willows of the A.ir
Loot—Ways of Wood mu.
lionswvvllderness Ways.
Long—Secrets of the Woods.
18 ieywstott‘y of the Earth.
W llcox—liandblrds of New England.
Ruskin—King of the Golden River.
IBallonw-F‘ooiprints of Travel.
Carpenter—Asia.
Fry ownrooks and Brook Basins.
Morley—Sons of Life
Burroughsr-lnindn' and Bees
ll-‘—Star land.
MartineluwPeasant and Prince.
Thompson—Biography or a Grizzly.
'l‘hompson-wBird Portraits
Thompson—wliivea of the Hunted
Thompson-Lobe, Bag and Vixen
Thompson~Trail of the Sand Hill Stag.
Thompson—wwud Animals 1 Have
Known.
Fleid+~With Trumpet and Drum.
crewman-washed burden of Voices
Thaxterwstorles and Poems for Child
Holmosjgams
mm
now Book of inventions.
stickieywqmt History of Natural
indie to Know the Wild downer
I .Birds oi United States and
Chaplin—Cyclopedia or Persons s'ii
negot— hesaurus of Words.
, W
has“ I'
lira. Joanna He do. has thrived to
Main street, near station. ~
Mrs. Amanda
NW
1m optimism 1
ad real and vacation .
Mtlss Nellle‘Gorli‘d‘ive. “3.18%
pas m an rs.
expects ti) gal this fie lri‘for
h o In Bron
hél'
League, bands
will .be “in a Fiery
I: 16-36; d ‘
"3‘ _ lei
“would; Finance a mm at , VV
‘ ”magi.
rinsed! Winch: c. v
~5an Newton
The rename {ere
Vd . ”1011 l
due. mutiny been hulls Ir '
James E. mavens is doing the vs?"- V
onto two 7
“IE? Na:El .
renown; is a list of books added , “
savanna Rettildg V,
sr With Spain.
lei of American Life "
. times during the war.
- secretnrv.
- abetted not
a???“ Valle
a." 1.“ l‘l’l‘ll
' clothes washed with 6A1!
1 wmliosourfl :57:
about the biggest scare she ever had.
The house Is owned by Dr. J. l! Nox
on it is an old house.
. Charles Burriit. w 9 died at the
Soldiers' Home at N roton Heights
Tu day and who was a resident of
port. served with honor in the
V‘ Sixth Connecticut Volunteers through
out the Civil War, serving two terms of
enlistment lie was wounded eleven
A widow and a
daughter. Miss Mary Burritt. oi Bridle-
port, survive him The funeral ser-
vices Womb mllbl‘lli‘y Immmi‘"
to clock at sundown: bailout of
:iiswiegiml Min molds. film”
The bu an at agile bunch
come' cry.
The oiilcers oi the .lunim Epworth
League are as follows. Superintend-
ent, Miss Jennie Weed: assistant sn-
porintendeni Edna Slauson; prcsl ant,
Wallace Slitlber; deifirime‘iit of llril-
no] work. honrt. firat vice president.
.Mise Virginia Williao‘ t: department of
merry and help. band, second vice.
president Miss Helen Drummer; de
moment of literary work head, third
\ioe president Arthur Siattsori:1le
payment of social we”; feel. fourth
vice-piHesldent Miss Helen Jeliiil‘c;
department or mrrespondenco pen.
Miss Print: Slierer;1lcpari
mental finance. porkei.treaui1rcr M..-
ron Weed.
. Bey T. B Miller preathcd in :1
large congregation. Sunday morning
from the text: “For we are laborers
lofethor with one." Mr. Miller em-
sized the value of harmony in m
It on. and mentioned the parties or
di erent sects in the church of (‘or-
in b. one being at Pail another of
Apollo and another of Gophns. Paul
wns disturbed by strife and exclaim
ed “ie are yet carnal. " ‘ There is art
depce of strife today in the church
where there should lie bdrmony Paul
:tnngbt our demudonce on God also
cooperation with God. This an-
one said Mr. Miller the dignity of
are not merely in religion but all
* labor-«in the field in the factory. in
the home. Christ emphasized the dig
.nliy of labor "the servant of all. " God
.Iisialmighty, but it i“ His Pleasure to
work with ombinnlions of cap-
umblndtlwd of, denting‘
(toilets
anon .no unite to make demands.
‘Boih capital and labor realize t at
a union there is strength” ir
flier spoke on division of labor. con»
trip the methods of olden times
do ihepresenl . A (.11 penttr in the
i still times would make a chair and
'looInplete ii:
now from 50 to 100
node are occupied in making sec:
ans So with a house. The carpenter
‘ old would make 1: window stairs,
Irs etc“ now made in a isotory by
any men. it takes 300 men to make
Hosted now when one I'orinerlye
1
saved and gronter litrengtli Is at
load it is thought. by some that it
require so much intelligence
. the workingnmn today for formerly
, an must understand completely
‘1 é mechanism of the article to be
cohW' ”81% “will! b
edu potion). $3.9 oI (healthfl.
day '0 our“; fter our.
Parkland on the ’s‘sthe see“ flora rank-
n
if.Wfiiui%W
Miller; “ Ils e rrcad he!
? lit r11 I God am 1%».ma
,, I Itstionr ins eat
no in Pittsbnrxfgfiup
.900 tons of coal are every year
ht to the river’s edge, Jim is
‘on barges
iron his the’lbrce l d
.1 0W. t anthem tots stir
oil. M9 ‘i’hib throws, the water
scored: reservoirs provides the
ties with w or};
cited other lg
dad by Go“
were bronchi V_
.snd when
EN"
‘ .trmmn‘llmre.
By this latter day method. time .
iiw
would. rte»
land
1 V ‘ 9*;
more (Iv llmflrtfll "
”In. ‘0'?“9 (I'm-
'th oLoss SOAP. SATINB .
soouamd sow. Address
hfiflbgh
:1]:sz Y0R:Ell
only commute with God but also with
each other In machinery, if one part
is displaced or out of order 11 lnr runny . .
There must be
lhrbligh the whole.
harmony 80 in music-vibe quarte' to
each must. forgot self and aim to bar- .
mortise with the others, time making
the music we love. ISO in the spirit»
ual iind material world «We must harm
monize with God. and with cat-i1 other.
wimpossiblo to forest on accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr. Thomas‘ dielectric oil. Monarch ov»
6!" pain.
wss'rpoar.
Mrs. George Perry is visiting in Red-
ding.
James Pratt of Deep River. is n vin~
iior here.
Mrs. Susan M. Banks is visiting in
Greenfield.
P. G Sanford and win- arc outing
at Bloik island “
Edgar Kimball of Yonkcis. has been
visiting relatives hero. 1%
Edward Burke of Poriliiesie1.N Y..
has been visiting hero ~
Westpoit IGianac will meet again on
the night of September 23
Robert Crawford talks of spending
the winter at Phoenix Arizona.
Edward Burke of liortchester. has
been visiting relatives in town.
Walter Crosser-n oi Riverside ave
into is having his home repainted.
Miss Mary P. FUDHKME pupil at the
State Normal school New Haven.
The Misses Down. or Meridea. Miss.
are visiting E. 1. Taylor and family.
George Hill. health oilicer or this
county has been in estport on a
business trill
Miss Clara Banks, rerently a visitor
here. has returned to her home at
liyons Plains.
H (l. Woodworth and wife who have
been visiting at Windham returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs,
Sanguine! are spendiloia few days
at Block Island.
Mrs Lloyd Nash and children are ex-
pected home today from an outing in .
the White Mountains
vThe Misses Edith Bradley and Ruth
Wed have begun their studies at the ;
seminary South Hadley. Mass.
Mrs Jane: Backus, regent of Nor-
wslk Chapter l). A R is attending
a meeting of that orituntzaiion at Nor .
walk tad".
The {storm yesterday put a sisddan
end to the (an and supper planned to
be held during the afternoon and even-
£an by ladIes of Trinity pariah. I
An itailan wedding on Sunday and s
hitters! yesterdpy made the portion of
sengatuckc 911111111, 11 very later-
but id ace in a week.
loves stole a bicicie belonging to
the Mines McCunn oi Sausatuck.
some tune up, and last week tho
frame of the wheel was donor! in the
but-has you their on .
Senator Lloyd h chairman or the
tire. sirlot commutes. has backed hp
his strain: omit! on to the den
mod: p by the water company
asainstt te wn by a dell in the form
10.000 gallon water tank placed
apron isosfiaopn piled from an briea
All well. and in will furnish all‘thn
stare requimd on W’lmfl'mfim catch-l
,, bile on thinks politic, w
ilwllnliiiire tillllMV J 1. l ’ l3 i. V‘ V
5 id.“
ii .1 s:
111.1 is angry out bay oh how
id
. bottle.
:x
HOW'I THIN?
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cured by! at arr um
l l. J. CHENEY; so. Tolsdo,0 .
i d::sllunod.y have known” F.
r s a
perfect y mailed?” all
M m transactions dnd ll
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rim t a
£5; a E pit. Wholuala With...
lNG. KINNAN Muslim.
laminate ”mustn't?
Hall’s Catarrh (is re uin to inter-
null)’. acting dirocsy
Mlle-iris:
mucous surfaceso
Tostimonlals sent free {Price 760 per
Bold by all drum“; . . .
Ball' 11 Family Pills are we best.
N
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139'??? m remit“ .
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, I lit” did
if
Vii "with
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We babe a fill? fluid} these
goods at very viewable mica
cansideriny duality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
w.
Guns Revolvers.
$7.1
immunities. blanks
FlSlllilgi Tackle
ills”
all sorts of
sensuous“
1l2 WASHINGTON ‘ITNEIT.
SOUTH NDNWKLK
r51; Colin. (Isn‘t me ‘V
diicoversd to its mu tour the W
t a gunman uremia ems-Id
, a s .
' Turnil’eu'i. a undani
‘. glad ability enouh in evidence to
11.! lb W i
1.5. for eiainp lips 41th
‘ bitious: H
. old mmmm
"mi
, fringe. 25c.
" 1M, l\‘ H .
piam'rmo‘, PAPER HANG:
Boat and] State Re: ‘ V[
Pnuup swim of .
O. 0.... .VOVQIVOOOOOV:
use GdSi
1vs~
GHEAPERANO
some. i
6" New within!» at :
llljil‘ My” ".
1" c
1.,
“Sf-om mm to not 111
on
mop us i no
Mfr tif‘ill “1"”
to‘
forWard talk about our claims on;
War consideration. . .
.This store tin run on braves;
principles; we run it to make our
money out of' it. we arenst sat-
isfied with the sale unless you at:
codified with your parabolic. be:
cause we want you for a regular
costumer and a business friend.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic- 5
tut: Frames.
Dealer in Wallpapers. Painters"
. Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
l
lilo.
riiuusmo AND srsau .
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NoMfi finhrruo. . .
Hp'r AIR H A! . m ‘
l‘l‘l limlt'ilm gamma. "‘1
GLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
., sis-ileum Bunny. 1
an IV" uro‘s‘, labial Coiling, Ito.
Have you seen our neck of
”in Will RANGES?
This JON s Hpo'rcnxrss ,
11 MALLWT. NORWALK.
1963}.
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Four oVothoId.
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SPECIALS.
tWhite curtain Poles mil) Fix-
wzw. l ‘
tCloth Window Shades, WIN!
Solid Brass Half Curtain Ronni"
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,’..“_Sbur§Q Gut”? Can £Opener, cuts .V
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easily re 1gg§d££dge
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