nil
NOV. r3.
rattan.
1903.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
We have a choice
line of Groceries
merit uour patronage.
A. SFULL,
24 Cottage Avenue,
East Namath
ihbttithtni
I’lovl-
Conn.
.\tiorney .Iolirt Keogh is in
dt llt't‘, R. 1., today.
.\ poor iourinttuelit will be soon corti—
utenccd at liai‘ni-r's rooms
.\It's. l-‘I'itnlt Allen. of New street.
visiting rcltttli‘es iti Steppe).
ICVH'HI Allen has resumed his duties
at the t‘ity l’rintinu, t‘ornpany's Illllt’t.
.
t‘apiain Verity brouulii nu iurpty
barge down front .\'ot'wulh, this niorn»
inn.
\\‘tliiam It tlilhert is still away from
is
his htisititss. owing to tilt tllitt-«i. oi
.\lis (illilt‘l'l
Ilarry li‘lugu. ttl l\':ii~:ir place. who
has hero iii tot somi tiinc, is again
rtltli- [II int tilii.
Harry I Itcnnett.
ttti hie llillltl .‘t’\t‘l‘t‘lI\'
Millie days into.
.\ new liitrst has been purchased tor
use on the delivery wan-iii of the t‘rcs-
cent laundry
’I‘Ire "Yokernutes' will attend the
{11:10 class met-tint: at the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal (‘Iitit'i It. next Stin—
tlny morning.
The punter meeting held at the Iiiist
.-\\'elitte .\lethedist ("liuri-li. lllltltl ilie
leadership of Itcv. 1C. t‘utilnnhatu. IastI
evening was well attended.
.lanres |.'lIonrrnediru and Fred 1-‘ii-Itl
went on :1 hunting expedition. yester-
day. They scoured the woods about
Weston. with good results.
.\ilss .\Iyrtle .\I. \\'alsli. ot' Satigzttut k.
and (‘llil't‘llt’t’ 11. Miller will be married
at t-t o‘clock. ’l‘liursduy ct‘cuiun. iterctu—
her ‘.Htlr. at the home of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson. who
were quietly married it short time ago,
irt I’ori t‘licster. will entertain their
t'riinds this evening. at illt ir home on
thc t‘onuecticut turnpike
t'liarles l.c(‘t'oik, the 1:1 tiiui titanuacr
at Hal'ner's went shooting .\'1“~Ict‘tlai.\'.
iii the vicitrity oi \\'cstport. \\‘hiie
crossing the “White Ilt'idge" he discoi~.
tred that the structure was on fire. He
got several pull» of water and put the
flames out.
Rev. Stephen I'eucock, tllt‘ Indian;
prtaclici' from New .\Iill'ord. will occu-
py the pttlpit of thc .\dicnt (‘Itiistiun.
t‘ltutch. Sunday. in e\chitiige with Ilev.
.l. W. Ita\is. .\Ir. I’eacoch is a fine
orator and a dtep. t'lt':tt' thinker. and
Without doubt the clrtirt It will he wcll‘
tilted to hear Iiitrr.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis
Logan street. are the
son. born this morning.
Miss M. Emma (‘uslttnatL of liogati
street. is“spcndln.i: a few days in New
York. the guest of lll'l' brother. \\'. Iii.
l‘ushnian.
Circulars are ottt for the Not'wallt
lx-agnc group rucctiuu to be Iicld itt
Darlerr. and will be distributed at the
various Methodist (‘liurches on .\‘urr
day.
A large tlelcgotion ot' t‘oncord Dir
ision. of ’1‘., of Norwaili. will come
to llowayton. Tuesday evening. to at-
tend ...e exercises attendant on ”It
celebration of the nineteenth anniver-
sary of the institution of liisiug Sta:
Division.
At the close of the prayer
service at the Methodist
t‘hurch last night. there was an elec-‘
tion for delegates to attend the confer-
ence of the New York Eire-rt District. at
their next session. to be held in Brook
lyrt. next April. James E. Stevens and '
.Iohn I.'Honrniedieu hail charge of the
election. (‘hai'les \\'. Bell was elected
delegate. and Daniel \\'icks was chosen
alternate.
A nurnlrer
telegraph poles, spiles. etc..
port. are ready for shipment at the
Ilownyton depot. Contractor John
Knapp. of Wilton. hay secured a large
number of trees front the woodland
here during the past year. and stripped
them to Bridgeport for use by the con—
tractors of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company. The,
litre of tender pilis which (‘ontractor
.\Iinot A. Illakeinan is building in the
main harbor of Bridgeport. outside the
ot' .\‘cuview :in true.
will]: .‘Il work
\\'atcrbury
parents of
ill
ll
S.
meeting
of trees to he used for
in llridge-
stone piers supporting the railroad
Irt-atlo work along the site of the old
wharves. is nearly finished. titrd bitt
few more poles will be needed there.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dam-n Woods were afire all day yes-
terday and made a big blaze last night.
that could be, seen for many miles
around. ,
WESTPORT.
Charles Fable snent yesterday in
town
[.1 C. Birge has returned from a busiv
tress “‘11) I" Hartford.
Alfred \Vernock has returned here
from a two dava' trip to New York.
11. O. Benedict and wife have return-
cd from a visit with friends at Ridge.
field.
loseph G. llyatt and wife will enter-
tain friends on Thanksgiving day. The
Misses Smith. of Stratford. will be
among the number.
Thomas “'Mah and "Old Colonel"
are occasional vlaltOrs at the center.
Although located at the Farms. Walsh
is “at a frequent visitor.
There was: a large Grange attend.
flM'I‘ Wednesday night and one of the
best lecturer“: programmes yet offered
as the entertainment. Refreshment!
linrlllht the, neutrino to a final.
1:1, in.
. llnlthner.
itttIeI
Episcopal .'
out of three square hack falls for
day ui‘tirnoon lie is. (l ) Egbert and
I ll WI'IIIIIIII oi .\'trl\\tlllt. officiated
th-Seittcinluil |.t-\\ls‘ 1'. \\'iikenuru
‘ loses no tIIIIItII‘IlIIIIl) for getting at tho
, Give us a trial and
let us prove that wei
pt’esi-rtt board. .\ chronic Joker
illoi'iillgllli itcniiil Kl‘llllttlilllll,
\\'iikeniiiii Iiiids opportunity for
gaining In his t'uiorite pili'h‘llll of "jolly
'.‘lng' 'lhe lot of u ~11 letitriun is not
art altogether euiliihlc oue
LYONS PLAINS.
titrtl
.\It'
ell
.\unustus 'I‘t-ns is spending a week in
..\'orw'ulli.
\ltss lilddlee \\'lilii-
weeks in ltitlgetiell
.\Iiss Iifmma Davis. of \\'estport.
is spetidlnt'. two
He-
‘tlr-il her mother I‘t't't'llliV
.\Ihert tlcihurtlt. oi .\'orwallt.
last Sunday with his parents.
.\Iis. t‘ltarlcs Salmon Is home :ltlillll
from a week's \‘isil iii Ilt'iulgepttrt anti
.\'ew lInti-tr
Mrs. 11.
Valley l"ttl‘l:t‘.
\\Iill lici' son
The seriice III
Sunday.
spcui
:tttct' spetidlni: :t wed;
I-Immttnucl
.\‘oii-mlier 17..
Instead oi the
t‘iitii‘clt.
will he at to ::u
usual I'Ilo «cr-
\It't'. *
’I‘Iie 1.:tilies‘ .\id Society titct
.\irs. lt‘runk Ilawlc... on Thursday at
tetuoon. There was a Inood attind
itlIti‘. It was 11 snicesi: hotli socially
and Iittnitciitlly.
w Illi
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
I‘ICI‘K‘H‘ ll.\ll IIIIY.
l'cclt a Dad boy is minim; to ioiiti
again and lie all dressed up with
eierythin; tin-w. III will he at Iloyt's
Theatre on Monday Noicntht r It: .\I.
ways a welcome visitor but will he
even more so tuts‘ time for lie is built:
inn with Iilrti :i lllIKt'l' and better com-
ltllit' titan it“ ever hurt, 111- has new
scenery costumes. sour.» dautv-s :tntl
tiltt't'illilit-s ,Llltltll't'
.\llriis‘ I'l-2'l"|’lt‘tl.\'l'.\‘.
.\Itss Kathryn Ilsitrman’s new liti-
nct plny dramatized from the mind by
(borne 'I' llithurilson. i.» one that de-
mand--. utrd will tlitttltili'r's» attract the
:ittcntlon of a wide ctrile ot' theatri-
utters. The title is not an ordinary one.
and tire heroine lives tip to all expi-i III'
fititls‘. The story tlctils
IS
A. Salmon has returned to.
‘pllois IIitllIL’ Iilt‘ Htlillltl
ltemalnu of Nltua. Elizabeth WIIIIImtI. 'RAILROAD REVENUES INCREASE.
I who died Monday at the home. of her t
iiiiiiniiier hint. Itiriinkti-larr. Weilleti IIthnuotluatgd Earnings
More Than a Year
NEW Il:'\\'I..\‘ .\'o\ I" The report
or tire New York. New Ilaien nitd Ilart
l‘oi'd liiilltoud i‘ompttuy. issued todu,
for thc (Il‘llltl ending September :ttt
tuitil. show “I'M earnings of 81:1.."h
7.1.? .\'s an increase oi $1. 2l.l 113W". ills
compared with the t'ttl‘l't'sllttlltlillfi
Iipiurter of 11102.
The operating .\pcusi s were
it '1 WI
_e :in luitcase oi
Sis. 101‘...
rm-..
while ilu net cat ultras trotu opeintlouI'
wire till. ”airfiltiti. :tztiuire-usi oi $2":
TliII ;‘.. It‘lttlli some its orhir than on i
erntioii the income dctteieed 8“ 111‘.
\T The re was :i d. t reuse lti interest.
rental t'lllil’flt‘ii and taxes of $117.f.tti;.27
’l‘lit- iiet income from till sourc '.~ for
tire iprattcr was $2.112ti.ti:'.s.‘.tl, \\litt't
tillllllilrt‘tl with ”it suntt trtiart tr ot
lite"; shows up intitase of 57s '
tlpitating e\pen.~cs i’oi Ilttt'J iuiluded
.I'I additional week"
i. rial amounting to about tittiopoo and
thc charges for Ircltci‘mcnts and new
equipment in 1910': were iii excess oi
illttll to the amount or $11I1.211Itil
'Iltc te was liowe iet .nn iuc reuse in the
c.\pc ttws‘ oi littld due to tip constinip
Lou and cost of ioal. increased wanw
and iii amount paid for the use it.
‘il't‘ll‘.lli cur
SOUND PIILOTS STRIKE.
Those of James MrWIIIiama Want Big
Increase
l.oi lll \\ttIt‘l'ilit‘Ii atc
Illlltll interest in the
manifest int;
trillcotiw til it
Mike Ilittllt'utliiltttl It\ the Sound ltll'ILsI
Ill Ilit cmploi ot' the .lillllt‘s \l \\":
ltums '“sltan t-totiatiou t' ompuuy or i\ii.
lIuii II and It: \I‘tt attic} 'honor. I. 1111.
who-c lriizils tirtl:t- llilir Ilit- lI:II‘lriir I't't'
tttieutli. The strike Is for a uniform
wane rule of $17.3 per month. an in
tit-use of {Kit met' the whip-s now ptiitl
them.
Itcruattd was Illittit‘ ttpoti these iitm
panics 'tl their New Yti'li tillit't‘ .\
committee of III“ pilots int'orrued the
companies tltnt unless their tlt'ltltllltl
was Immediately complied \\‘Ill iii
writini: Iltm' wo'tltl strike. The «11111-
pupics rejected the demand and the
I‘llt‘l was communicated to all of the
and they tool.
their boats itito the nearest harbor and
unit work.
principally t
with IlIt' tit-\‘clopttii iii of a younn guilt
cliararter. and tire author does not It"
the auditor's interest 11:11: from the 111' -t
:II‘I until the last .\lihougli some
tlie espisoiles are tricludrnrnatic. 111 ill“
rrriiitt. the story is said to be well coir
l‘t‘l\'1‘ll.
".-\ Il.\tl(ilCll Ill-2RD"
Ragged IIcio.” presented by
Georgi 1“ Hull. and a strong support-
ing company w.r~ the attraction at
Iloyl's Tiltilll‘t'. last curling 'I‘Iic
company played to one of the largest
houses or the season. there being
standing room ortly. and to say that
the large audience was delighted would
he extriuicly mild, Mr. Hall, as Willie
\\'ildllowcr. was iltc proicrbial dia~
iuond iii the rough. and with his audi—
ence iii the first act. 'I'lierc was plcutv
ol' good. clean comedy iii the presenta-
tion. those poitiayinu the humorous
characters handling them to e\ct- lb 111
advantage The sci-tits. espei i: Illi lit:
thrilling rest ire of llot l’lt'slttll
the burning huilding and of
Fillllltlt‘l'h from the cvpress train.
nost l'tilll>llt and received the merit-
e'l :tppluu...» of the audience. The nevi
attraction will he I‘eclt's llail lioy. iti
tin eutirelv new «Iris-o. Monday night.
.\'tHciuliet- Itl. '
t.‘ll.i\I\11’Itl.\'s‘ .\11‘7112'1‘
llcu I“ lIt-t‘metttt and t‘lintles ll.
Kraut wtll wrestlc Itmi-‘lli for the
championship of ('onuecticnt tleut‘ue
ligh' weight champion of the
world. will 111' as referee The match
will take place in Iloyl's 'I‘licatrc.
South .\'ot‘wttlli. anti as both men are
training hard and faitlrt‘ullv for the
it is safe to say that the lllllltll
will prove one of the greatest contests
that has taken place in this part of
the state iri many .\cars. lloth uteri
must wcizh in at 3 o'clock this al‘ti’r
noon. Either \\'i'iuiiiiiu over 1.11;
pounds will forfeit $23. now in the
hands of the strike holder-I incl; llowcll.
The above champions will wrestle
catch us catch tart style the best two
11
cash purse of $1110. given by the well
known promoter of sporting events.
Sieve O'Donnell, 'l‘hcr'c will he a hit:
delezation from Bl‘ltlL’cpori ("linrles
H. Kraut and his many friends say that
llen Hermevi will ":n‘c his hands full
when he meet the little .\'orwalk chant
pion tonight. There will he two good
"A
l.i‘Ilit‘
\\‘t‘l‘l‘
'I‘IIXIIIIIT
preliniitrarvs. li‘rtirik Phillips of (‘lil-
cngo and Jim nt‘lllllSt'” of lintfalo. I“
.\wi‘ey. cf .\Ier'lden and Nick (‘llmfll‘tllL
*ol‘ \‘t‘W llat‘t‘h
\‘iars oi suffering relteied In a
cit'ht.1ttnin2 pile: yield at once to
the curative properties of Donn's (liar
"tettt. Never fails. .\I any drirt: store.
'.o cents.
CLARK SHERMAN'S WILL.
The wi'l 0" Clerk 11 Sherman oi
Easton, was offered for probate tn
llridaeport this morning. The tenth-
tor gives $.10 to his son Oliver t‘. Sht‘l‘~
man. of Plumb. (‘lcarfieid (‘o. Pa:
stipulating that he had previouslr re
ceived his share 0" the estate and a
zold watch and chain to a grandson
Clark D. Sherman. of Easton.
The remainder of the estate com»
prising two farms Is divided into threc
equal parts and given to Ilohurt N.
Sherman. of Clinton. ('onn.. .lobn 1“.
Sherman. o' Norwich. Conn. and Ida
E. Stark. of Lebanon. (Iona. One-half
of a farm in Lebanon had previously
been given to Mrs. Minerva Poole ot
Lebannon and remains to her. The
will was executed In 1898.
VENZUELAN TRIBUNAL.
THE HAGUE Nov. 13.——‘Y‘1re Ventu-
elan Arbitration Tribunal adjourned to
day sine die. the arguments havtna
been concluded. The (‘ourt will now
consider Its decision and will notif-
those interested of the date of its dr-
livery
WRIGHT CASE GOES HIGHER.
IONDON. Nov. 151. '“Tlltt Lord (‘ hit 1'
the Whitaker “right case from the
Old Bailey to the high court of justice
so that. owing to its complicated char
Funeral services were held over the
l“?!
I.
one of the strikers said, "
. $2151 TSMSI
trotn '
.Iustlcc today ordered the r'enrutul of!
actor It mav be heard by a special some sort of‘ dwil.
it!‘ It“ llIt'
iand art crowding ten days
" \ltlioiigli SIT-'1 seems a lot or inoneIi
to pay a pilot for a month‘s work"
we earn every
.\t tim- s wc'atc
ii heel for is hours tttllitllllllil>l\
work into
it weeliI and sometimes more \\'c c\
pect to win the sirtkcI but it we .\lItIlIl'l
tail there are plenty ot‘ other good
places t‘ic- us to work "
.Iames .\lc\\'illiauis has an otlltc
lit-lie “114k New II: He II.
dollar of tltiit amount.
tit
INHERITANOE TAXES.
Norwatk Estates Contribute
State, Treasury.
At‘t'trl‘tlltiu to the report
'l'icnsttt‘cr' tittlltto ilic stale l""‘t'ttl\t .ii
during the past \I'Ill nu Illtiillll
i'rotrI the lltllt'lllltlii‘t‘
(it this amount the t'olloiiinu
tontrihtttcrl In .\'oi'wttll. parties
lei I" Ihuedict. Slitrltl. .\'uttt')
dot $2121 at James (' I'I‘ttWi'I
.\nuie lttsetiei $21711. \\'tllinm
\\UUII $10.20. Lewis V 51
Itu‘iulit .\I .\‘eward. Mutt. linrrtiti .\
Scl'mttltl’ $137411: 'I‘lieodore It) Smith
$131: 'I' .\'Iatdci \';ttitietlioe:' $331!“.-
to the
of .\‘t tth
Ill
lil\.
\\'ur
llt‘uc
$13.3”.
l“ttllll \\‘csiport Iii-1m I‘
:13?» ':i‘.
GOV CHAMBERLAIN TO SEE GAME
\IIC Itlltl‘ .\' \‘oi t3:
t‘luimitet'lain and a With
scuts iii one of tht \‘alc
the Princeton \‘alc football
.\'t-w Iiaii-n tomorrow
litt\.'1'lltt1‘ the party will iticlttde his
nephew. tit-tuni- IIcnt'i .\liitht-ll attil
.\It.s .\litclicll of New York: the .\lisse.
.I'ilizt and .li s:-ic .\lc.\'cil, of New York:
‘ilbct't llohct‘ts. of lgtlietiiic. and Mr.
and .\ll‘s.Il"l‘iilik 1‘. White, .\Iiss .li-ssie
Ii‘ost-‘r and (”ride 'l‘iltimprtlli. all til
.\iciidtti. They will Ionic here .il.o'.tt
tioolr ll'l one of the special t'oothttll
trains
(lotct'iiit.
will occupy
sections a.
L'HHII' Ill
llcsidis ilrc
GERMAN CRUISERS TO BE WITH
DRAWN. . , .
BERLIN. Nov. 1‘! r'l‘hc tierniaiu l‘or sum SupOPVlIIOn of Now York and
t‘ig’i Ullicc calls the attention of iIIt' Connecticut.
.-\ssocIinti-d Press to the statement! —--—
printed in London and Paris that ‘ilt tBRANCH OFFICE. 12 50. MAIN ST.
(lcrman West .\tlnntic cruiser squad . --———
rozi has been ordered to concentrate at I Relident Directorl. Resident Manage”.
Sun IltriulIIL'll. This is Ittcorrort tirily‘I Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cobut‘n
two truisers. the tiazellc and Illt‘i Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
l-‘itllic. Iiaie gone there. and the» will:
be withdrawn so soon as German sill»:
jccts and property are
No pol:tiiitl significance nitatlies
ti; urotctucnt of these warships.
PORTE' S REPLY ON REFORMS.
Ihiti .
.\Itrri‘utrtlsc .
41:;3.464199..:Sh€ WOUl'd not be
pay toll and um i
i
an old maid if sh
l.|till tottcthcr. and unt.l iltt‘ la~‘ t'c“
‘ii .11» was sIIIIIluttt'tl to h.- llltlllitlril'
l|-"ot a pic ll many \I‘IH'. doctors pro
had used Ayer’ 5
cd Ioi ul It med. e — and hi ionstaritli
Iiailitiu to ttili‘ with local llt'iIIlllllt
ptoitounc . Id it Inc tttuhi .s'i icon-«-
I
J 1‘ Ant-00..
Lowell. In. I
Hair Vigor.
l
.\m l to llIllIt'l'FlllllIl tin: t too we ii-
Idischuixctl tiorn the turn» tot it melt I
Iueat Ii of ctiqnetttt‘“ 'mtIc rlcd the Inter
iested I'I'lt lltl hes ~it'. 'iiml Il\ asset to H “lu‘l'mmf”! h "MS Imam”) m"
.Irl t‘oloucl Illtllther ‘\\'lt;it was ii“' T'I'“ blood “”‘l ”'“NH'” “WNW" ol'
l'lilllllll: back to the enoruv " . '“YHII‘III 'I'llt'y offer ("W h‘lll'Ilt‘tl I
my
I‘ hit; olelphlu liceordt
.. .. _. .7...
"I'll." said the boy looliirut tip front
his book.‘ 'whttt does a man's 'bettet
lialf' mean?"
'I'sually, my son " t'cpltcd his father
{from behind the t‘\'t'IIIIIK paper, "slit-
means exactly what site ..-._i-. ' vl’hila-
dclplila I't'css.
i
l \lnytue-
I hem ion :tIi- noltii: to lie
tnorii-d attain
IIdyth— .\uain“ \\'lii. l'i-e neit-r
heltn tied up yet
.\lnyrni .\'o. but I i.tn't I'I'(;|l| the
.nunihcr ttl' iiuris ioti \\t‘It 'i.-'oini; to
lie.' I‘lttiugo .\t-ws
"Ilut housi- was blown .t\\:r\' hr the
l'\t i. 11’ 'wriie- :t ticoipra wiitot and
run. it .in ezitiliipialw \\til‘lll only
swallow the loud II stood on. we'd lIt'
cntttclj. relieved of tii.-" \tlatiizi
i‘onsiiintiou.
We are in the
Coal Combine.
Clean, Good Coal
The Lowest Prices
and
Prompt Delivery
IS OUR COMBINATION.
Give us a trial order and be cottvtnc-
cd that we do as we advertise.
ii. HEBSHFIEIII Ii SIIN.
Wood Street, South Narwalk.
Phone 54-5.
t
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Ian-Ii -
.lolirr $111.11? -‘
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ottl of drum
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t tl\'"l‘A'\"1‘I.\'ttl‘I. I‘. Not. 131.77
"Iewiih l'it>lIZI. ihc hon-inn .\liuisterfl
tidied or HIV Austrian and Russian?
ambassadors yi-stit'day and notified
them that tho i'orte's replv to the la
lost note of the, two powers on th-
sitluuct of reforms in Macedonia wouln
speedily be prcscntcd and that it would
be satisfactory. This is itr accotdauci
with the \ioWs oi Illi- tlraud \‘izier.
who opposed the previous rejoctiou of
the reform schetnt‘ tutti. i‘olifiouiiently.
was threatened with the deprivation or
his office. His position is now secure.
TALK CAME HIGH.
“Oh. well. talk is cheap." snecred the
angry lawvcr.
“.\‘ot that kind." replied the judge
promptly. “Ten dollars. please."——Syra
Fuse Herald.
"How do you like your new joh“
“Why. it's just like this: Tire pay
would be all right if they didn't make.
mu work. and the work would be all'
right If they paid me more. Otherwise
I hate no fault to find with it ” t‘lti».
eago l’vcning Pa 1
Brother Dicka) dossnt favor
mint julep with one or two straws.
Asked why he disliked i' he replied
briefly:
“It takes so powerful long
ter whar It‘s gwitr‘f'
itttion.
ter git
'wAtlaiita (‘onsti-
‘\\'lrat makes yet so
imIt't‘l‘
“llecause he named his n- w satanic-
bile after me in plziie of calling It
.41! 1' In lil‘h‘s
the.
t
SEAVIEW AVE.. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 97-6.
Mrs F. E. Coleman.
I.46|30 Main 5t, 50. Nor-walk
has opertwd her
Millineru IParIor
with a
Full Line of Fall and Winter
Hats.
Tron/uni and Unfrr'rintrd.
(intuit: Ilnts from $1011 to $3.00
.\Nll LOOK.
46 South Main Street. upstairs.
(.V.‘\ltl :
Capital. $1,600,000. Surplus. 3185.000.
A deposit placed
with the Industrial
Savings and Loan
Company bears a
quarterly dividend
of five per cent. per
annum from data
of deposit until
date Withdrawn.
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'I here Is more ctitiirrh in this
Itl llttt
noniucd ii :1 local disco: «
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tilstuse and iltt-iel'oi't
ll'l'il'llllllll
I'ittIIIllt' - iltll
Il.tll
‘ctirc. mttuul’ttctitrcd liv li'. .l
(‘o.. 'I‘olc lo. Ohio. is the only ion 1
tiottul tlllt' oil the market It is 1
cu ititcrnally Ill doses from
tars for any t'lltlt' it falls to cure .\'t‘lltl Supplies Artists' Materials.
l'ot‘ l'il't'lllllls llllll testitriouials I .__.___
\ l lI‘lt'sh
. t lll-2th‘l "(11 ’l'oledo () . SPEICIALS' . .
sottt ht III'LIIL'. ista . '..- Wlnte Curtain Poles With Fix-
llalls It'amily I‘ills' arc the best, "
country than all other til .cus
.ttid pie '1 Hit
'1“
iltt
all
to drop~
111‘
lol
1‘}
elicit! 3m ‘
t”
i all Paper.
I
rat-Hint; PERFECT SATISFACTION IN auv
iING WALL PAPERS CAN ONLY BE
'HAD WHERE THE ASSORTMENT IS
‘l.ARGE. THE DESIGNS ARI: VAR
IED, AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
SUCH A PERFECT COMBINATION
iCAN ONLY BE FOUND AT OUR
.I ioustttut: out .STORE
YOU WILL FIND THIS
t II .‘tithti PAYING US A VISIT.
t‘ Intuit} ikl
ture F ramcs.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
ones. we.
Cloth Window Shades.
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods
3 ft. long with fixtures, roc.
Don’t Start the
Furnace
to tuloi of! HIV 'iuortitnsz chili."
AWMW
Will Do
.ill that‘s. new sat) and it s .1: in
duh her more muicuu-tii
ltrop its a line.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
1 n
tintill’ltliglttitit.
Lamb Fries.
Escallaps.
. Oysters. -
MILL POND OYSTERS FINEST
GROWN.
For Strength try a bottle
of Tokay or Part wine.
IMPERIAL CA FE.
Railroad Avenue.
Insurance
.—._...
Tl \\'aslitunttui St. So. Norwal
In a reliable company prevents
you from losing in case or fire.
Taylor OGolden
k.
'Phone. 131’.
VALVES AND FIT-
TINOI.
also
GARLOC:( PACKING CARv
RIED IN STOOK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
JENKINS'
New England Electric Motors Have
no superior. Gan show them in
°pertition.
Repairs to Stationery and Ma
Dividend
Paving .\liinng tiri. Timber. Smelter r .il
Industrial stotks niaklti pnntiri (I luv
Interest and 1' roiiir. llstri and null-led on
annually. htoklilu utilug luit hilultlln
iron on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Ilankcrs. lirokcrs. l’isizil Agcn‘s
Alclilltt‘ts .\'iw York Consolidated
Stock 1‘2‘.xiltttngc (to Iiroudwat and
17 New Strait New \‘.orl;
E. BALDWIN IIAMMITT. Manager,
western New Rn land uni-ch: tie. on.
1'"; Bull: 00-69 ill. Block. Ilarflotd.
Raom 1, Lauder Building,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Danny 5. Hull. Special Representative.
rinc Engines and General Mach-
tne Work Solicited.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
are 00. '
55 WATER 57-.- §9i NORWALK.
The (Joan. Gen'I Lite inl. tie-nu
discovered to its profit that the but
advertisementi'r It has over but! have
come mutton-i! from its «tum
policy holder. and We are atrivlu II
this agency to live up to I link stud-
iirii in the U10 lllunnce basins-I.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
Garter-I Au gotta,
N with nae “son,
8p» Ill All“:
United Burk Building. In. New.“
.. “gr
DAVID -W. RAYMOND.
Fulton! Dine”:
and MW.
1! North lull Ht
' ~1‘lnc1nnati Triti» fluid-i ‘1 . 3'an
une Tit-non It I“. 1, .' .
.~ . .......-. .~ ~ .2 HIM" ‘
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
”01 WATER,
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. Shut Iron, Copper
and Zi'n:.
50 South Main Strut.
Telephone. 137;. '
uuth NOIth‘I Conn.
1
1
tutti i. 'Iatiliil . .
'iilillNiiiltilliIilzlflllii
i
7 - Capital.
."Shnre- Cut"
easily. No ragged edge.
10 CTS.
BEST STEEL PARING KNIVES:
10c.
PAINTING.
PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone Connections.
L.H.Decker
Conn. I
1847. 1903.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
III‘ATING
l-IO’\I‘ WA rtR llI-‘A'I‘ING. ‘Jt
ito'i AIR IIE.ATING at.
srovas AND RANGEO. ‘1 l
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING: «1
Gun and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtut'eS. Metal Calling. E“:
Have you seen our flock of i
I’ICIIMOND RANGES? I
To BE SD rat; IONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL ST REET, NORWALK.
Do It Now.
I \\‘e touridcr that 'lllh‘ lit a good time
To Order- —Window Shades. Pic-‘
to do Itiillll‘ltll. We will do your work
withI with the best nuiterials In the skillful
manner \\llttll our experience enable-
and the best of it all Is that OUR
Can Opener. cuts
PRICES ARE LOW.
-
.—
Painting.
Paper Hanging,
Decorat ting
THE UNIVERSAL
FOOD
t CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
IFOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
lform Pieces asI FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
“.—
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
& now,
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINP TON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-6.
Irving Lockwood & 00.
“Goal”
“Coal”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Tor).
Why buy poor.
can buy the in st tor an equal pi'ir-c‘.‘
We handle only 'ho- 'ltl‘IS'I' I. 1% 1111‘ ll"
t lt\l. mixed and Id” thi r‘ctoie guar-
I:T‘vttitt Sail Iatlttrit Se litl is :i 'lial or
dot, and in will t'tlliillltt )It'l of tlic
Iniv-rtts or our coal.
i; Rest No L’ .\‘ut.
um 37- tit‘t per ton Iii-s! t'llltiltt‘l‘iitllrl
Ilittiminons .tt tiittiitiii pricos
I'lldti oal in large or small ipt:tiitltit'~s‘.
Seasoned \\tllill. I‘I‘l'll lengths or saht‘ti
and split.
living Iocliwood tit 60..
122 WATER $72. $0. NORWALK.
Branch Office. 2 50. Main St.
Tel. Call, 31-5.
1"-
1"
lttttl ‘lie llat slain-.\'
SOLID AND SbCOESSFUL.
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“00,000.00
Surplus. 3100.000. 00...
3 JAWLII- “1:011. Cashier
. . DIRECTORI:
“It” ..i Fort-Ia Hoary Icymour
.onn H. Knapp Christian Ivan:
John H, Light E. H. MIMI!
Jonah H. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wollm Marvin.
Accounts Sollolnd
.19.: ‘ '
slattvIv ctrul. when yttiii
.
Other Proms. ____345. 1’00 'fiOi
E. E. Gorhain’s,
gun
to First Avenue.
Telephone Call.
East Norwalk.
135-2.
lite Gerton Side Feed Boilers;
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
INSURES A WARM HOUSE. DAV)
AND NIGHT. IN COLDES’T
WEATHER.
'3’."-
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l
Send for Catalogue and Investigate
for yOurself.
Gorlon it Lidgerttood Company.
96 LIBERTY STREE l.
NEW YORK.
The hitt'all.’ Steamboat tumour:
,. I“. (lttcorporated)
Daily Freight Lina
NOR WALK. .- 1?
SOUTH NOR WALK. “3;:
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of Nor-wt!!!
and Squantum.
Leaves New York. .‘lttlliltU'. \\'cdnnsdnv
and Friday at rout: p. in. H
Maven Norwalk. 'I'tt- rttu)‘. 'I‘lrursdav'
and Saturday a! 3‘1".) p. in. .
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m-.
liElIllliNtES.
i' To the Old Country. Drafts.
.\Ioney ttrders payable anywhere
tho-ope, For sale. at Iowost rates.
Jacob M. Lauton,
5 Raierad Place, South Norwalk, Ct.
and
in
Beats ”the Other ‘
by Four-Xena
_ .N‘n‘t
. The residence of Thomas
I Smith. 5.3 ()sborn avenue, East
E: .\'orwalk. was painted with lead.
. oil and zinc. hand mixed, fifteen fig
3 years ago by Inc. ‘:
g l itet‘y any patent paint to show “.5
X ctpiat hotly \\‘lil‘t as much wear. 1;:
I. u r;
JUIII 3 BROWN, ..-:
’x’
D
Painter "
v
' 52 South Main Street.
Residence: 25 Elm Grove st.
mix-i:
I‘l‘l‘W
~,..
omwxnm
Examiner II
It. a. Patent one!
Is'm to In”
()tIlt~es.‘lO9Ilh1n.BM
alumna-1'. M3
Bond Paul for look!“ no Pm
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Norwalk Chronicler