Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 6, 1903 · page 10

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hWC are able agent} Elm Namhtlis for I; ibt/t
m 3'": Stories Firm slid Herrera. “fies:- willie

" 1119001}; of today, and made by the oldest and lar-
gest concern qflls firill. '

Pry staire guaranteed by maker and seller.

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F830? Rang I
g No. I l 0
Ballot Range. No” :7 $12233
:adge B may 5 (Na:§ $181” I V"
.iin'wood R1014! 1110:5110 "
girlhood R 5731‘” Y
lash Heatem.g 154-50 ‘
ash Heater No.9 3.59.50 f,

{as/1 Heater N I
Flash Heater N3. 1?
Flasb Heat No.12

Wood stones from $1. 50.
Best bqkers. heaters ind cooled: on earth.
All stories delioered and set up free.

New [gig in Axmirister rags art squares from 30
C r ‘

63.507
131.50 1‘
$8. 00

7eS' or all grades from Excelsior to finest Hair.
part Dinner, Tea and Toilet sets.
band Scissors, Shears, Razors and Poclret

"altos-«the best on earth—~Stetn'lmy

 

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10111 (.luidren s Hose at two pair for
" .l e cents are excellent rallies. We

 

pe3s, Oil Ci6ths. Mailings. Lino-
”as, aird Ma1s.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

84 Washington Street, Scotti limit.

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lid.” 1‘11». ’ ' "
ocnrucas who}; 111:: so

by local uppilcutirmo on thoy control
roach tho dluouued portion of tho it.

 

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told- that lo Wmmhmol ruin ' 1

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l‘dliion of thom my? lining of 1:1
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v1! «fir lint: so 1!
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ouilrr'ly 12111111111, 111-1 In tho rmndt
and unions tho inflammation run be
taken out und thin t a restored to I is
normal condition h ring will be 1111.11-

iroyod Ydrovorigfio cones out of 11111

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nr1' curtain! by (31 "it which is both
inc 1111' on ind 1! condition of tho
muuours norviceu'.

“to will pivo One Hundred Dollars
tor 1111 1'111111 pf lioafnorra (cruised by
cu.‘ arr i that: annual be 1.11mi by
Hull's Cnturr'h Cure. Semi for circu-
lars. Kipp.

11.611111111111111 n 00., Toledo. 0.
sold by ilruggiuis, 75c.

l-lali‘s Family Pillar am the bout. "

A .ltittttltrons ,,
FlSl‘iiliQ Tackle and
beta] Spoltsman s
111111 1185
We have a fine line

high grade cons and it
'wiil bail 11011 to see
0111 sidok before 111131
111110111 cheaper
quits are exceptional

1001111111111. . Inland-

ed 5116115. no can titre

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not), moSt and size

10: at.
.. are ’a oompleie line of Season-
WWW in popular grades and full

 

lioxt Door City Library.
112 WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Wé consider that ibis is a good time
to do painting. We will do your work
with the bout materials In tho skillful
manner which our experience enables
and thc‘beut ofvit all Is that OUR

PRICES ARE LOW.

 

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. exception of the Norptou school This

. citizen 02.861111:

" i win botborod 'mfi had back dad at
- urinary dimculty with oedimout In the

the

111111 the Illsbtrrsemiints
$23. lib,- I2

Tire nnnuulm roportn or the cclectmcn
treasurer, health omcer untl bonrd oi
cducailon of .the Town of llnriou woro
nrudo public yentorduy. They showed
that the expenses for tho punt your
111in 1111611 217,.710 51; and 11111111111111:-
bursenrbntu tor the some amount of
limo to have been 223.1111 12.

The notes and ordcrn against tho
town amount to 835,167. Amounts
from various nourcos due the town.
£12 £13.02. balance outlined the town.
Soptcmbcr 8 1003, $2. 8258. 08 a do-
clause in the town tiobt during the tin-
fill year of 62,367. Mi '1‘ her report ol‘ tin.1
treasurer loco: tho acacia nt $11,950

hilt doors at include trues uncoiioct-
1:1.1 whibh doiouut to $0,857.06.

The follbwlng’ is ihc. report of the
orbital board in part:

 
 
 

 

 

 

REGISTRATION. __
Full Term.
District. ltoll. Av.
’Noroion .................. 1113 iii:
t'cntor .. .................. 131'. 110
(ix Ridgo .............. 87 2'1
Holmes ............. . 1'12
No.5............. ...... 20 12
Winter Term.
‘ : Roll. Av.
Noroton .......... 110 88
Collier ........... . ........ 130 108
011 Ridge ................. 32 2b
Holmes ...... . ........ 48
No. 5 ............... 20 12
spring "iénn
. . Roll. Av
Norotorr .................. 101 1 8::
Center: ................. 125 102
011 Ridge .. . .. ............. 39 30
Holmes . .................. 45
No,5...... ............... 21 ll
FINANCIAL.
1113111111. “00011113 from 'l‘m'n.
Noroton ............... $1.11l8.03
Uf‘lllt‘l‘ ................. 2,152.00
ox 1111ng ............... 5:17.114
iloluu'u ................. . 1.0: .21
N1). 5 . ...................... 601M?
Exponsos
Nnt‘olou ............. .__ ...... 61. .00
Cooler ............... .. 1,2 .00
(ix Ridge . .. 5011.00
Holmes ..................... $100.00
No, 5 . ....... . .............. [100.011
Debi
Noruion .......... .8 217.83
1313111111 ..... . ........ . "2! it
fix liltlgr- ................... 7.1
iiolmcs ................ .. 148.2”
No. 5 ..... 95.11?
i' run i‘ext 1111111111." SE5;
Tuition for pupils“; 1
81111111111 H...” . . .. ...... 81 173.62
Paid to Town by bible to
ward above “1111111111 782.“

Net. root to Town for High ‘

School pupils .......... 8 1191.21
‘ In addition to "111 rrbovo cxpuudl-
tum. several of the Districts paid out
money raised by loan or luxurion, as
follows: No. l. repairs on St'llOUl
houno, $285.89; puymont on loan. 8600:
interest on loan. $40.50. No. 2, ropnlrs,
$11398; lull-"rout on burns M00. No. 1i
paid on Its 111 hoot 110111111.S2..i2923: on
loan 8450:1111" into not and other pur-
1111sos.$363..12. No. it void for its school
house, well, 1111'. $1. 501) 91 on loan.
$200; and on init'rcst nnd othor pur—
pours $192.81.

Following in tho .rnuul report of tin-
1111nlth officer. D1 1‘. H Norton:

In compliance with tho rcquiromcnts3
of law, 1 box to submit the, unnunl rc-,
port of the Town lloultlr ("floor for tho ‘
your ending Auguut 31, 1903. '

CONTAGIOIIS DISEASES.

During the past your very low currin—
uioua or Infectious illitt‘llrltls occurred.
'l‘hcro woro tour chaos of modules and
one 0! scarlet furor. The latter wns
probably brought from Now York. it
was mild in chanwtor', and thorough
disinfection with fornruldohydo prey
vented others. 'i‘broc cases of diph-
thoria and two of typhoid fever were9
also reported.

NUISANCES.

There wero live toruplnints of nui-
311111-1211 received. one of which‘ i ‘wns
doomed nercr‘snary to cull on'the'Coun'ty
Health Oili‘cors for an opinion. One or-
ilor was disregarded necessitating the
action of the Town Health Officer. A
great deal of trouble might be avoided
lithe'ordom of the Heoith omccr wore
promptly attended to:

SCHOOLS

The sanitary condition of the School
houses was found to be good with the

is in p‘bad condition The coilinxs are
low 31111 the ventildtfpn is poor“ The
build 115 is sadly In 11 or paint inside

the District.
‘The Center school has 11113ch floors
. .1-2?

A stunt: opas'rron

( ' are Tigequutod
J A

rd ornprmntntlve

N hit more con-
“truths that tho “:3?“ utterances of

 

 

”Ollie thing over ere- clue in the

3 205 Wuhlngton
I nut.

was ”at

3 géycs.

. piblo for. .ii‘ihiu Is the unloading of ours

icidcui created accusation among the

and out. it seems an it these things 3
can be remedied without much cobt to ,3

 
 
 
 
 

, not its being (Huber!

fit blower Detective! rumour; wars-h

\ 1 mplces pale, thin children int n
51111111111111.1100» chubby.

Overcomes
wasting tendencies and brings
back rosy checks and bright 3

It is surprising how quickly
children respmid to Scott's
Emulsion. It contains just
the element of nourishment
their little bodies need. They
thrive on it.

Even a few. drops in the
babys bottle have a notice-
able effcctior goorl. Nothing
better than Scott s Emulsion
for growing children.

Wc'll and you I Innplr free upon must.
SCOTT 81 liOWNt. 409 Paarl Street. New York.

 

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-iurd and new dunks uddcd, if 1111- 1111511.
1111-111. Within srzhnol'lmuuc could be cc"
incntcd and n ccmont ilool' laid I1
would improve the contrary condition
of the building uud give u play-room
for tho children on woll. This is u no:
(busily in stormy wcuthcr.

'I‘ho wutor 1111111! In obtained from
wells. These should be protected
ir'nm nny possible source of 1'outumin-'
ution, (lose—pools should be placod I’m
111111111111 from wells to insure them from
tho dunmryf leaking. Cnro shouir.
niao bc tnlrt'n to exclude. nut-race water:
this In 11 prolific source of ('ontmninn:
tion. The public wutur supply has not
materialized. it is to be hoped that
before another your rolls around W1
shall have a water supply sccond to
1101111 In the state.

The Ice furnished by tho local deal?
on: is good, not! the two ponds from
which most of it its out. are In a good
sanitary condition.

'i‘ho dairies art1 all small. and 111
special precautions are taken over
those of other years to protect the pur
iiy oi the milk.

The oiruervntiorrrr made last your in
ftlgfll'd to tho ctmdition of tho roadway
111111111 the bridge on the main strcoi
have failed to bring about any good rc
suits us yot. A low loads of gravel
have been dumped on tho hill on otthor
111110 of tho bridgo, which does not; in
any way improve tho condition of thc
road under Ibo bridge. "111111 In poni-
tlvciv tiithy, and endangers the honith
or all who travel under it. This should
be paved at once to pint-11 it in 20011
'unniuny condition. The ltailroudi‘ om
puny no doubt is willing to assume, a
show of this expense.

The residential nonx Railroad avouuo
nro' subjected to u nuisance which the.
N. Y.,.N H.811! {lanai}. in respon-

"l manure sent. here for fertilizing.
’l‘Iu-so rould bc sirer'uokml far enough
rrn'ny from the cantor of the town to
iron us from tin;1 disgusting odors aris-
ini: therefrom. ’l‘horc in no law It
proscnt covering this that wuuld an»
able the Health Oillccr to remedy this
nuisance.
VI'I‘AI. S'i‘A'l'iS'i‘iCS.

There were thirty-nine births in tho
'i‘owu the past your. Sixtydhroo deaths
wu'o recorded. twenty-nine at which
mm» from tho Soidicru‘ Home. In Nor-.
oion This would louvo thirty- four for
the Town proper making the death
r1111 Iowcrthnn almost any other Town

in the state. .
1}. ll. NOXON, M. D.,
Health 018cm {01' the Town or llnrien.

1.1111111111111111.

For NBRVOUSNESB lull INSOMNIA
MATRIMONIAL COMP’LICATION.

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Bride Elomd the my 11... Her Mar-
riage In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. (Er-A curious
matrimonial complication has been tin
nlly 511111911 by Judge Sharp grunting
Samuel (mm a divorce lrom Marlc
troy-non. 1.11111 October the couple were
married. As the couple approached
the altar. Joncph Goldberg. formerlyn

sul1or. slipped a coin into the girl‘s on

hand and according to the old Jewish
11111410111 cinim’cd her as wife. The to

crowd in the synagogue. but tho rabbi
comirrdod to marry the girl to Oren.

Next day Goldberg and the girl elon-
1-11 to lloston. Oréh tried ,to spam-e a
warrant for the girl's arrest. Falling
in this he wont. to l’hlindclpbia and
consulted a number of orthodox rabbis
respecting the «use. Mounwplle Gold-
berg and the Rnypcn girl returned to
Baltimore and wont to live 1th polit-
borg's 11111111113. ‘Gbidbcrg committed
that the girl‘s marriage to (11.1"... was
null and void and 11111111. wns' binding.
because she was forced to marry Oreu‘
by her parents.

The camp. was iinnily cubihitted to hi I
council of Jewish rabbis. who decided '

that the girl had to be divorced from
both husbands.

 

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“11.11vo son-11:111. FROM DYNA-
' 1 " ””lm‘h' 1 ”.3158
‘ HELENA. Mont. 006631-1218 M
cur Pacific muttered 'ognln instl' lib! .
from tho wo‘rlr of dmmlteté When
extra went bout-11'
miles west of Bird”;
miles brunt“ of Holdall

occur-rad. Anorii'dt bft but:
destroyed bird the 11111111111111 moonlight
9! the engine were prom om: Th8 en-
xlneer'iitoppbd the thin ihiilfigfit‘omie-

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

lihrt but the roudbed was damaged
mitt freight ""th irgo ‘

repairs some be 1111 "‘

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mm ' ‘
road detecttvnelrtr rem and u our

Ill inundation furthe'm at om.

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Tstlored Gowns.

Our present exhibitor! model Tailored Gowns lb.2 I ‘ " :
tainly very satisfactory. They are of the profit sier’vlcé “
blc fabrics ever woven and cl egantly finished every way.

Walking Suits have either the Skirted Bloom or Long
Coats. and the rough Scotch mixtures and shaggy Zibe-
lines are very popular. Thor: is a great variety from

c which to make selections.
‘ Children's Coats. special. A iew Spring and Fall
Jackets just right to wear now, will be closed out at very
special prices. They are most desirable little garments in ‘
attractive colorings, red, navy blue, and castor. 1"
Sale of Notions—continued.

We have made additions to the collection of National.
Dressmakcr Supplies. etc., that are selling at the center
counters.

Dressing Combs. ii c111. = Drona Shields, 8 cm.
Fancy uud Jot Pinn_ curd; 2 etc. Snap Fusionorrg curd. , 3 our.
Roll 'i‘apo. 1 ct. Hooks and Eyes. card; 1 ct.
Bundle Tape, 2 ctu. English Plus; it etc.
Sowing Silk. largo spools, 15 111:. 3 Horn ”1111' Plus, cord, 1': etc.
11111 iiuir Pins, box, 3 (315,;Slthk Collars. 1» 1:111.
Collur-Fbiindationu 1 ct i (3011111111. bottle; 1211111.
' ' ’l‘nl‘lotu Binding. roll,‘ ’ 11 0111.
TM“ Stays, 5 "‘5' Kid Curlers, ‘ 5 (:18.
Luat'rc Twint. 10 c113. . Safety Pins; card. 3 11.111,
Tooth Brushes, 5 ('18. "Pope Monomers. 3 etc.
Null Brushes, 0 etc. Shoo Moos, 1101... 10 (:16.
Cuba Pins. black or white 6 c111. I‘onri Buttons, 2 don, 71 c111.
Scissors 50 (1. quality 2.5 1:111. Stock Plumcnrd, 5 etc.
Caidcr‘ s Tooth Powder 1 Paper Sachets, 7 etc.
,. small size 7 1:15. ()dd lot of Brush Braid.
Wrights Built Tablets 2 etc. ynr'd. .,
_5 ct. iboxcs. 15 1:13. Collar Buttons. don, 3 11.111.
Fancy 11.1111 tons. (101., 25 etc. Vlcl Shoe Polish. to 1.11.11. . .
Machint-OII optic, 4 cits. 111.1111; wcro25 1:117... int-.111
Enamel Burners, ‘ . 3 c115,; 1,5 were 35 & 15 c111. 25 etc.

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Kirby Beard 8: Co.s Hai r l’ius, one hundred in box.

'1

Alcohol Curling two He atcr's. with can.

Colonial Water Bottles,

5 cts.

50 C15.
uuurt nizo_ 42 cts.

'i‘wo quart. 48 (316.
throc quart. 55 ('11:.
four quart. 02 etc.

Priscilla Fountain Syringes.

11m quart l
llil’ift’ 1111;11'1 l

48 cts. each.

 

A very fine display of 51 Ik Vestings and Waistings
may be seen at the Wash Goo ds Section. Heavy materials
such as these will be worn all winter for waists and suits.

noon

TMR‘OLLE‘Y CAR SLIPPED ON RAILS.

And Fittccn Persona Were injured In
Middletown Conn. Yesterday.

MillDl .ETOWN Oct 6.——Flftccn
persons were injured yesterday at
South Farms by the clipping of u trol-
ley car from the roll on a curve at the
foot of a hill. I11 passing down Silvor
uir,ecl tho moiormun of the car found
himself unable to control the cars. as
the wet leaves on the rails made the
brakes 1110111532111 the foot of the hill

‘ the lino curves into Main street. but

the speed of tho 1111' was such that the
wheels left the rails at the curve and
the car came to u sudden stop at the
opposite side of the s1roct.All the
forty passengers on board Wore thrown
violently forward and badly shaken
and bruised whilo some received still
more severe injuries. The most scri-
ously injured are:

John McDonough. collar bone brok-

John McDonald bend cut and arm;

sprained. '

Fred Hamilton ddep ticajp wound
and thumb broke'b ”

All the men monilonbd ure employee
at the New England Ennmcllng Conr-
pnny and were on their Way to Port-
land to vote. Those injured ones and
othérs who were less badly hurt were

 

 

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nttonricd hv two physicians who were
summoned nficr which they were re-
1111112011 in their homes. . 3

Hamilton't‘eooifisd hi': Injuries by
being thrown from the car and land:
log on his head on a rail.

 

 

CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.

Rev. Jno. S. 01.x of Wake, Ark.
writes. “For 12 your: 1 suffered from
Yellow Jaundicc. I consulted a numhor
of physicinns and tried all sorts of
medicines, but got no relief. Then i
begun the use of Electric [tiricrs and
fuel that I 11111 now cured of a disc so
that had me in its grasp ror two re
yours." If you want a reliable modi-
ciuc for Liver and Kidney trouble,
stomach disorder or general dobiiity.
get Electric Bitters. it’s guaranteed
by Frank H. Baxter. Only 50c. "

 

SHORT CALENDAR SESSION.

The October term of the Superior
court will open Friday with a short
calendar session. wilb 3111151: Thuyor
moulding At the 1111 11110 he Su-
porior' c'ouri will opcullll :fianbury with
Judge finger and wiilp tinuo in aes-
slim there 1111 our buciiicsis or the court
In completed. "'

Dr; Crossman satsriecrrc
FOR 'Blzo‘O‘D DISORDERS

 

‘iangfl?vr~s1'm¢éw “'1‘“: .

soap and

 

? up.

“'3 ingredient.
are absolutely the Pure§t

. and best to be Obtained
It is not a “grease V '
“free alkali” or “loaded”
Soap lg: 1s S°aP Pei"

it s tlie ,“

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