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TUESDAY. DEC. II I993. - y - I PAGE SEVEN.
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liIc tItllItII-IIII' the house will be con 1847.19,”.
For C8311 donly Nilil‘l‘illlll‘ when theIIII are finished. i PLUM NG AND STEAK
s 'IltoiIIIIs \\IIIIII of Noioloii. '1?“ III'Ii . .. HE; TING ‘ "‘2-
I-leml SIItIII-Iluv night by III IeliIIin ‘0 . , . I.
aturday DgCI 5 \\'l111.II.I.i'rII lIIIII Ilillllli .'~H :II-1 on I I . for hurd holds, Ctfl'onlc CDD'M, 'I‘IIII l‘tfllgt'l'fln(EliwiiAlnD|'ltltlig'° \I'Ili EII NOTHIN : HOT "WATER BEAM“
i. luv. IIrIIII Sugar . C II W'Iril iuNIIMII III iii-”I” "ii i' “I" .: ‘ ,.c0n8llmpli0'll. old cases, «Vere pleased III learn llltit there In Ill tea .I G IN THE SKATE UN lHOT A18 HEATINGK i.
l llltlt. Quaker Oats lib IeuIII there hats been .I :‘iIII'lIIK‘bIIWII'I‘iI; ~ CIIGS. Ask You! “3°“ Inge ouIi dreaded disease that ltclence has EQUALS THE BARNEV " BERRV' l STOVE. “ND NAMIDI "'l
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iii": "‘.L.""" 8" l'olloll. '02 Izmc‘liilfimi“ yiitidl fut lltletuoll on n” better IdViCC- twill-u i'i‘il‘l'l"ii:|’(‘illi'li)l‘l"i'lln ll'iuliiiuliftlr'iiifilut‘litli'i" _\\'e hm“ always mm ”W" and m“-i SL‘A" ND TIN OFINDI " ‘
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l.‘ WI. “1* mini kklnlilimr' .l5 tempted to putuuul him. He II-Ill IIIIvI. ‘ It A “n“ ttrralliiolm‘llifl are habit: I POPULAR AMIIgu. ENTB 1" the medical mmmlw ('"mrrh h" :lItI'I‘I‘IIr ili'l‘ll;l.l|lll:'::i'llll:l||lllil;ll‘ \SKiiir'i Illllllil'l. | On leturel, Mot-l ad...“ I‘d.
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“M, in Bout (‘offI-e. "mu", better." ‘35 u I‘IIIII‘I‘iilifir‘t‘l‘lltllIIIIT‘P I ”M” ‘h mm“ m ‘ ”Imp. i'lIII (I.it'lll‘rll‘lfli;‘l(l’i"‘i.:)20“" BOLII t “4 F 10315“ \lll‘.‘ iIi:UIIIImI"(::I‘I;IIIIIIII::lplilitidrht‘l‘lzelam .lll:ltillli(l‘t“-l us to bundle lllI‘il' goods. but Ilurnvy y. . ”"9 )0“ “on our neck 0' ,
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' did. you Sidltl hate an act-tuition ot III-:I"l)().0k'4 1:“: | ’i‘llie illec'I-nibet meeting (It NoiwniII That which i‘I’ described as lilt‘ blg- mm, Hire 1.. lulu." “flown“... acting inhibit! HIIII‘IIIIIi‘l‘"Ilimsiiili ”ziht'i ii 'hl‘ill‘lililsn‘“ RIcHMONq RANGE.)
committue hm lllllIIIl Illiilifiml III of width “W. Jun”, g...“ and [,ng “l lll."t l"tliulI Cabin directly upon the blmul and mucous " ' " ' ‘ i -‘ i‘ ' THE IONES & HOTcmss
Hill where
Iol' III.
A. stall,
24 co r'ern AVENUE, .
msr NORWALK, ‘ c.0NN
iii liiiliiiiiliiii
tilt and Mrs. I...) Davis uie spending
today in New lOIk.
II; .I. Simona. of Winfield street. has
returned frolii a visit to Port Chester.
"llII condition of Miss Lomtta Ains—
IIoI-llI does not Hill)“ much change She
is still \eiy silk
yoti get your moneys
lIuI- Ilt’Ii lili new booka may be I-\-
ported to be at llantl III about II "will“
0i six necks Any one desiring to
contribute to the magazine list fol the
luxury in Hull Hi In ItIIltlr III-I it. S.
Brown. M ltd iIquIiuu MIMI t‘ulleu.
by Friday of this week. 'lhe Hindi)"
and retIdIn iooui me well puttonlzed
and onions
"llII. iuumbeiu Ii
iIIlIith‘ ('flmllahl‘
Teflon.“ lust IIIIIIII
iiiilllbJ iiooll llio
add their ll‘IIIIll lly
ill the ilI'lllitlliilli
IliIIIhilr.gIIIl bill it was found that noun
lot the bills had not been ordeiod puid.l
although tliele Is a handsome sur'plua
In the tteusury. 'l he obligations were
voted to be settled. and Hit commit--
"‘4 will make. a report III the lneetlngI
III January, The cotnpally III lluw Iti-
zazell III preparation» for the lllllllllll
ball next month in the tuna hall.
Alhelt (‘. llailty ball I iIunIbIII III lint"
chickens w-hlIh \\ei't stolen trtIln him
some days ago
"IIIII IltliIlal board of the blunt AVCUUG epidemic of chicken thieving. as night
(‘bui'ch will hold a meeting Wednes-
Illlv evening. at the parsonage. “
Mrs. Nellie llcbcsky. who Is at her
home in t‘oitage street. continues quite
ill. Her friends are disappointed. as
they hud' hoped for a much quicker
l't‘l‘lH‘l l‘_\'.
The river was cow-red with skim ice
bIlween the two bridges, tlils morliv
lug, showing tllat it was a very cold
night.
Mrs. Miller I). Randall, of SI-ale-w
aIvI-iitte. in spending the day with heI
sister. Mrs. Charles I). Homes, in
Greenwich.
.\il'. and Mrs. \\'allaec Overtun. wllo
lIIlve been visiting fi'iIiids here and III
llowaytoii for thI past few wteks. rc-
turIIed today to their home Iii \‘il'gln-
iii.
Many
tend the production of “The District
School at Blueberry Corners." to be
.L'il‘l‘ll soon III the South Norwalk Bap-
tlst Church.
A rehearsal of tin Clll‘ieilll'ds music
will be held at the East Avenue .\leth-
IIIlist Episcopal (‘hui‘I-lt. tonight. at N
o’clock. under the direction of Miss
Sadie Randall.
—-l.ilionln(> III l’icrce‘s llridge
luccy.
i’lllll‘v
ROWAYTON.
(Icorge l). McKay. of New York. has
been visiting III town.
There. will be a
t‘liristmas. cantata.
t'lllirch. this evening.
rehearsal of the
ill the Baptist
There. are letters uncalled for at the.
E. Smith. C.
A. I\. Alls-
pltsl-OmCI‘ [Dr L. Smith. \\'.
\\'. St. John. P. .l Iloliuhuc.
tin aild John F. Atkins.
Postmaster (it-time llI‘yan has l'I‘I civ-
I-d from Ihe, Mciv'iliiIII National MeinolI
iai damn-inflow ll liniiled supply of ill.
certificates which have iH‘t o pI-eparep
for distribution to contributors to tilt
monument fund as souvenirs of ”WW
participation in that great enterprise.
The certificate is a beautiful work o!
art on which is given liii excellent re-
production of Mrs: MeKilIlev's favorite
likeness of her husband together with
a picture of the MI Killley home In (‘au-
ton and of the White House. The word-
ing below the Illustrations Is as fol
lows: “This c'eitltics that
has contributed to the fluid for the erec —
liou of the national memorial lit t‘au-
loll. ()hla. in honor of William McKin-
lcy." The workmanship and artistic
IIferts arc of the vety highest ordei.
lhI great house of Tiffany 6': CO.
New Yolk. being the designers .m-
is a portion of the first edition of tilt
hands of Postmaster George \\'. llryaii
-i
it‘ It portion of the first edition of ”II“
I-e itiiicates and is sent here to enable
those. who have not as yet contributed
to do so Paitles who have alreadt
identified themselves with the movo
lIIelIt will receive souvenirs direct from
the ofllce of the association or through
local committees.
DARIE—N—AND NOROTON.
.\ meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
will be held at the Congregational par-
sonage tomorrow afternoon.
\lr. and Mrs. Herbert F‘oote have
moved from their residence here to a
nut home in Stamford.
The man who has been tending bar
roI Charles Adams tot some time has
le'.it and Mr Adams is now looking
for another.
Mrs Hanfonl Smith has purchased
the Theodore Austen place. in LeRoy
IIrcnue. and she and Mr Smith are to. supplv “m" on the new "on. farm m ,
move there in a short time.
A meeting of the Reading Lircle will
be hold at the home of Rev. H. S.
Blown Tuesday evening. The subject
“ill be. Mllton' s "Paladlse Lost."
Retails are to be inlule soon to the
-rlltlk"r ”Olmt'.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
is for babies and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought to be fat and
ruddy; for men and women
who Sic. I“ did delicate
W hen they oughtm be strong
and hearty-riot;— all who are
not getting proper nourish
meat from timir food.
Poor blood thin bod). open
the door lor‘, $2.5m
Emulsion the way.
Makes the blood richer, pro-
. (lures healthy flesh and abou:
all providés nOurishment.
East Not'walk people will at-‘
before last seven iitle illlll-i aiid one
rooster Were stolen from the I-lilI-ke'lI
house at the rear of Ilaufoi'd Smith‘s;
place. There was II burglar alarm ill
the house. bllt for some rI.Isou it did
not work. and there is no clue to lill'
mHl‘IIlltitl'. 'I‘llr chickens. Mr. Hmith
aver». were of It Very tine breed.
parIntl)‘ every time that they do lIttl
have anything else to do. them- bill'-
giars cuter Mr. Smith's I'lllckeii coop.
aild loot it.
I)" Holiday mIII-ltilul. III the culture.
gutlonal (‘IiItI-cll. tho pa-Ilor. ltev. ll. S.
Brown. taking his subject from that
Intensely interesting country. l‘hilia.
preached on “The Significance of Mis-
sions in (Ililia." For a levy Sunday
evenings be it. basing his discourses.
on the "\\'Iliiien oi the llible.“ The or~
ganist ol' the church for so many years.
8. (‘. \\'iiliuey. who began his s'et‘viI-I
with the Noroton Presbyterian Church.
has secured lor'the remainder of the
month. Mr. Andrews. of Norwalk. \\'Ith
AlfrId llloreliouse. .lr.. :lII chorillter.
thI’nI w art'angeilleuts proved very sat—
isfactory. 'l'lII choir Is hard at work
upon a (‘llriatuius cantata entitled.
"The Peace of Jerusalem."
‘ 'l‘i'owbt'idge. it is expected III be sung
on the evening of December ‘20. The
Sunday school (‘ht'istinus IIveI-I-isI-s will
takr place In the church. on (‘hristmas .
night. The Missionary (itllllmiillt‘ oi‘.
the Y. P. S. of (‘. ii. are this week
pl'epuriilg a Ililssioiitii'v barrel. to be
sent to Nebraska. and will be glad of
contributions.
Although tliauy political sharps I-I-
purd William Jennings liryanl
chances of nomination next year all de»
citiedly slim. and think .ludze l’arkI r
or some other will be tendered the
honor, there is one man in Norottn..
who. for spetial reasons, is eagerly
Inpiiit: IIIII' the NIIlIt'dsIIaII
\\‘Ill be not only l'I‘IltlnIillltlI'Ii. inI also
elected in the coming Presidential
campaign. He is a veteran at the Silk
:Ilicrs‘ Home. When Bryan was a can-
Ilidate against McKinley last time. tilts
worthy old soldier was so sure of
DIImoI-I‘atic success that lie vowed to
let his hair grow ItlIluoleslI-d until Bry-
on was elected i’l‘t‘sillt'lii.'(‘tlliSt‘tlllt‘lli‘
l.v. at the present time. he has In luv-
urlant crop of long white hair. and :.
Ilowlng heard of the same color—in?
fact thd supply of hair is slightly
greater than the ayerage inuu cares to
carry around with liliii A case some-
what like this was reported In New
Jersey. a few days ago. A man named
' Rambo vowed he would not wear a hat .
. if his favworite
iintll such time as he should thereaf-
ter be el leeted to the office Rambo
lost his bet. and went ioi years with-
out n hat. rain or shine, summer hr win
Iler. In fact. he became known local
y as “No Hat Rambo." It is likely
that the Noroton man's hair will have
plenty more time to grow before Bryan;
reaches the presidency.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. McLean has returned here from
a visit with friends at Falls Village.
E. Albin has returned here from
it Its“ with friends in Georgetown
Daniel P. MIKeniiu who has l)(‘t‘.|
on the sick list is again able to attend
to business.
Improvements aie being made to
the superintendents office ill the cat
bains.
Last night the Musical Society hell I
it. llI-Iembei meeting at the III-sidenIe
‘0" Charles H Kempet
An artesian well Is being drilled to
E T Redford. at the Farms.
Miss laura (‘hapman ls visiting III
Hartfotd uhete she. plans to remain'
ttor the balance of the winter.
Charles H. Muiray
Haven have been recent visitors at
"h" ‘ml‘r‘“"'“°"‘ inlthe home at William H Smith.
‘ I
A delegation of local Masons plan It.
accompany the Norwalk lodge to.
I Bridgeport. Wednesday evening.
The esc alklp season is practically m-
er and the yield. has not been up to
the standard of several yearspa
The next eetiag of the Sullgniutli
Whist‘clnb Ill be at the residence of
G Bradley, 6n the night of Décember
15
hand lone“
Willa.
Donating are the In
It tile Immune llln
Mina Caroline F. Bloom. Hrs. Annie
Peterson.
The donation of the Women's Bone.
flcent society of the Congregational
Church will this year so to the school
at Grand Vlew.‘1‘ehn.
A linotype machine has been Install
ed in the West rt-Herald office nu
there is a mark Improvement In the
slappeorqnce of the paper.
A repetition of the ”Israelis, “rte
8M Family" that made such I hit
"II-catty. vIll Occur It
Methodist Church” nor-day
Another too was given Batu
IIII reading main. modded. mar“
[Misses W
Iand h]!
intern-t. -.
5!, W.
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i
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l
l tllllt the r‘iinuiidih'g cotuhiiilt'i‘ Wbliii with ‘
”-lheie sums to he an .
:\p- ‘
by .l. lIiliiot‘ .
‘i:ii"~’lilliil.
was beaten fol an oflicei
-IIIlplIII. ll. A. ll..
illackun is I'I'g t‘tlt In III in III III on ill!
tub and w Ill be all open mil. I’lI pm I
'Ious the being mtide for (eleblutlug
thI lIIIuIvelaaly of the hlsioill Ikmlou
”'leII i Itilg.
\ Ieatuie of tile til-die" work In 'leil.
lplc Lodge F. and A. M.. Tflillllutilh ulgltl
ms the music tIIiniaIII-d in In of. Hill-
lip WeldeIIhllmmel. ot lh'ldgepolt. IIIId
ll‘ I'l'll llettl) (Itivet hutplsl 'l‘herr
.II I .II I'tlllurs from lllidgti'Ioit hear-Ire
I own and The Ntliwnlks.
- III baggage master at Snugntut II
hits I--t‘l II bell ottlI lIll nollllltltlou that on
and aim IleII-mbI-I III the familiar
'IIIIm... musk-s I‘or bulglgua'e \\‘lll | .i‘iipli‘
le last itlll 'i l s s will I -
iiiiii-KIXLIMJ W he used. The substi-
' hon II (\II‘
one has adventure! to I... K mar .4“.
uoik will be climbed on lItlzszI.
II. llulitlgh use III liltlm
l‘liele Is It IIIII\I‘ IlIelIl liitlill ill‘t'l‘ III.
,II; .III llillillll" the IIIIIillil till til‘IIIIi
,Joquil Mills It subslllitliaii (Imam...
ple Ie.nt In the toeni of II iini-llibftl
pulse, The interest has been ltwltk-
eued by Rev. Kenneth .\Itleken'/.Ie and
here are \el'y few who will fall to re»
pond to the beat of their ability. For
yI-ilts Mills has. been an active. sell-sup-
Iporliog man: he contrived III eke oiil
a living by selling papers llllIi Illaale
zines. but ‘Illllerly failed in this. Ills
IIIsI- is i'epiIIsI-IIlI-Ii Its being II desert
tug Iltie. It would appear that ad
\Illlt'l‘ti as ilI‘ is in years. Iiiiilim as ll.-
indicates to help Itiiiise‘l‘. some posi-
tion with iill‘ trolley or in one of iil-‘
factories might be found for him.
"MININE Tomes.
i‘thIiI-‘il rock crystal pieces are do.-
played with those of cut glass.
l'euu III- crepe is a favorite material
tor extra llil't‘ lingerie. 'i‘he i'Ilt-l that
III lIllIllIil‘l's .‘tl well has made it popli-
Iifll.
t‘oppcl' ls newer than silver for desk
accessories umbrella handles and tilt)
‘likc. and II. almost Its expensive.
The velvet lilll il'illllllt'ti with whole
lllilIiI skins lb. tails hanging on the
I
Wflluu.
.iIIIIp any ill "WI
‘llltll'l‘ eiijoyably
.i‘oi'ni. and no IlIIInIIItiI-
‘that has (‘lilli'les \\'
Iilllt‘ii and the bends Ilirnug Id III iilt."
tioIII III the I-ioulifis one III the \\illl' I
si \ it‘ll
’I‘he shirlwalsl suit has been ll boon
to the lllililiier‘dgt‘tl woman. for she llI‘\
I-r looked Nllttll‘l in the separate waist
llou t'eu' women of middle age who
are lllIvilI,’ a hat or boliiict iutlde I'ol
ilieili when considering the addition
of lace to the other trimmings ever
conipaie the tint III' the lace and the
with or llleii bait. and yet, it all ill
llllllllniiitlils lillt is set I-Ile Ii the but “ill
IIIIIII be IIIIIoIlliIIc.
rlI.- shill and t"(liii'll I-IlquIIl iiillsll‘tliv
ed in "Vogue" this week is sotlielhinu
which i should think would appeal to
ally man who saw It and had not one
already
,aIId runs and shirts in order.
I \lllllli‘st' every man lltwsf
There is really itioie iIii‘ III some of
‘iilt‘ slceies of the fashionable lul‘
bolero jackets than there Is in the
body, yes. in at least one i know of
lill'l‘i‘ is more in one sleeve.
*vii he liked to keep his (:olial‘u’
[\Ilii .
The little sets of dominoes which are;
in the form of tiny caI‘dII very beauti-
fully enameled and ineloacd Iii a hand-
IlIaIlI- case must prove a popular glib.
Certainly they are a great
~lllt‘lll over the bulky dominoes with
which we are more familiar.
"—‘...—
GOOD'S DIAMONDS AT“ CHED.
improve- .
I
A Danbury LIveI'y Stable . It Brings
Suit. “ ,
lleputy Sill‘l‘i" (‘rofo ; llanblli‘tv‘.‘
was in Stamford. n. .I try. sI-i'I‘lIIIz'
papers (III John \\'. G I. who was
illltcly committed to DI Giv'eus suiti-
'talium time for dipsoiiinnla. ludg—
talent was obtained against llr tlood
él-‘tteiitiy. lot the sum of $300 by John
Dunn. a Danbmy lireristable keepei
' "lhe lluubniy deputy had an Ixeclttiou
to selve on Dr (.ood fol this sum.
There is a story behind the judgment.
At the tlinct the hill fol liveryJIirc
.was run up Di. Good was living at a
Irapid pace in Danliuty. One night ht
hllIIl u \Ihille from Lileiyman Dunn
land was driven to lll"‘t‘\\t§lels. a littole
town not IIII) t'lli lion). Danbuly.
itill' rIturn flip the doctor and
Idrivei‘ fell asleep. When they awoke
just before Intellng Danbuty. a
young man. well-known in Ilanlniry.
‘.sat beside Dr Good. Shmtlv
IIIaclIlng his stopping place. DI.
studs (ll consideiable
new on his person when
mond
iTth
iremembet what had become at them.
The inysteiy “as cleuird up .I few
Idays later when the young man who'd
I‘finlf‘lt‘ti the which attempted to pawn
ithc diamonds. lhe Daiibuty police
got alter th- young innit. He was not
were seized by ”It pollen When “I
Dunn placed his bill against Dr. Good
in tht hands of Deputy Slietiff Cro-
Ifoot fol- collection. the latter 1m: no
gtlne iii attaching the I'ianlonds. As
.tllo casc stands now. they may have to
.lll sold to undid! tho ilflgnwnl. __
‘ BED (Ill!
u with-lemon“ III
. h h. I
m.“ ""1 and a...“- II tho my. 0;
_ " 0.3;“! pol-DI. II largo: 2:
out Wu 0 a
clan! and clon- II to uh ” ’
nl
tolls NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR "CARRY-
after.
(100d salL
missed II diamond .ring and two Illa-I and
Vililli‘ through ulld which evely penny that III
M paid Iouuts for warmth and comfort
‘stailtd l0I llrewsteis but he could not for you and .‘Olll‘ family i
and w.lfe of New aircsted. it appeals. but the diamonds Sedlilew Ave,
iTel. E. Norwalk 07-6. 8. Norwaltt 54-5 L Morllmr Md.” 8. L. 00an
DAVIFD with”
' h. ., aux Dtfirector L
t‘olupan) lIIIIIltIII: will appeal at me
lloy't II Theatre on Tuesday DI-Iembci
II. It is known lioin menu to oc can an
l.eou W. \\'ulthbtli'n'u.Stetson Uncle
Tom I. (' ubin (‘ ompllni and in compos-
I-Il of lll'ly men. w‘ouiIn and children.
all Illpnble attors IlIiieltIIt-s singers
and dancers .Is II sII'lIiI Itimlncllou.
it I..- said to be beller than any other.
Among others worthy of speriul uten-
tlou are the Ohio River by iiioonliaht.
the beautiful Vision SI‘I‘III'. and the nor:
geous Transformation Scene at the
close. A number of prize Shetland
ponies. trick mules alid (‘ol. Snwyer's
splendid puck oi genuine Sibeiiltn
bloodhounds aII- IIpcI-lnl l"I<I-Iliute The
slam the pint slII-II paIIIttnl has a great
many beautiful Shelbiull ponies Il-Ia
riots and handsomely carved tableau
' besides other novelties. 'l‘he
' by \\'aahhul‘n'u tlrotll
lltll'tltil' i“ W" . worth going a
Mlilllll'y build that l- -..,.,I..,.,..,‘.,
MIIIIIIIIC ll...
‘l‘iilcldli.
'I‘lieiola ulll be seen llI Hoyt}: Their
IlI- next Hutuiday. III-(ember 12. inter
piI-iI-d by a company that in its every
member Is said to be most I-tIIeIIIlII.
This is one of Marie I‘orelli's most in
lI-iise stories of IvI-iid interest ail-I
struulre characters. It deals with the
days of the \‘iililias. the golden hailed.
blue eyed people of the North. It»
dressing and some pictures are true to
ill!“ I‘l‘ll ItI' iill‘ liill) \\'iiit'il iii till-I
IIbIIIIIiIlitig ill the picturesque. It Is a
tent from the past. and II-lis of the
sti'cilubits lives of IIII‘ hardy [N‘n'ltn
irom whom its characters were culled.
Ne story of this great writer of the
Weird and mysterious has ever been
ilitel'esti'la in book
author has III-n
lt‘l' :Iltltned his play to popular lunIi
(‘htlse in puttini.
this story on the stllue. .\ capable alt-l
IIIIII'IIlizhl) eillciI-ilt cast is protllisell.
.____-. . . - _-J|¢—-‘§
it has Iltieu been pointed out iilal
thirteen was all unlucky number, but
UWI'IH' iii lII \I-i‘ illiii‘\'t‘(i if
unifs'bmunéit pm
”In “.0th .
PEIIllllltltlt tilts. IL.
immediate nit-l.
Iiml I‘m pug In) turn untied into. llatulredl ottom-
moululcra trill‘illtounm: {‘1‘ outwit trllnlr lulu at.
cm II IIIpleI on II III enltlI tor ii I
heal. All Drillitlul only all. 1.1.1! but “HID . '
XIII MEDICINE 00.. Bar '930. “Em. “SI.
_:‘f
Who it”. III. illolll
.zx
'Phono. 132.
VALvu', AND FIT-
TINDs.
also
GARLOCK PACKING CAR-
RIEDIN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric Motors Have
no superior. Can Ihow them in
Operation.
JENKINS'
to
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
Ine Work Soliclted.
THE G. .N. McKIBBIN
M’F'G C0.
56 WATER 8T. 80. NORWALK.
Honest
COAL
$6. 25 a Ton Delinretl.
ING IN.
Coal that will give you full value
for your money is the only kind wo
The kind that is clean
that is coal all the way
ll assault III
TWO YARDS
Em Remix.
South Net-walk
n
canqord Sn,
*
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
46 So. Main 51.. So NorwaM
has ope tlI-II her
Millineiu Parlor
with I .
2
Full Line of Fall and Winter '
Hats.
Trimmed and Unfrimntcd.
outing am from 31.00 (“3.60.
t .
CALL AND LOOK.
4| South Main Omit. uplnlro.
surfaces of the system. llierebv dc}:-
troyiug‘ the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
lug nature ill doing Its work. The pro-
,prI-IIIis have so iliuch faith In its I'lll'
alive powerk. that they til‘ler one Illin-
til't'tl dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of lt‘ilillltillilli4
Address.
l-‘. .l. CHENEY. (I t‘tl..
SIIIII il)’ ill'llflgisln. 75c.
llull's l-‘ilnilly Pills are the best.
Tilit'llll. l).
O.
:7.
IO. per cent.
. A dividend
semi-annually of 5% per cent.
‘ “It rate should be increased
'I’I‘ea» ‘ Your dividend
Within the 3“. MI] protected
guaranteed and print. Thirty-
through a “ mm lumi"oi
live Millions.
"An investment. not I
speculation.’
'ilII- “ ptIn" founded on the i." of
averages name (I that of life insur-
Inez.
w
t‘cnd tor booklet to
Hummltt. Hills Block. Hartford.
ill-titty i4. litlil, lit-preseiitntIIII.
l Lauder illk. Soii'illlh'bl‘wlilk, "ty-
. ..l . M. .. #7.
"‘2
it S Nice
To Be
Nice
and Warm When you get
up in" the morning and the
Coldest Rooms
can be Heated in a few
allotment; by the use 0/ a
G A S Radiator.
Price, $2. 50 .up
“PHONE. u’.
tutiil’ittiglitiigtl.
CONNECTIONS FREE. ‘
\
Lamb Frlu.
Escallops.
Ont-rs.
MILL POND OYSTERS FINEST
GROWN.
For Strength try a bottle
of Tokay or Part wine.
‘—’I—q- ,
1511353141; CAFE.
Railroad Alanna.
Capltdlp‘fl Hmoo MI... $135 000.
:is’fi'd'.‘
A 'depoIlt placed
with the Industrial
Saving-1nd Loan
company .Ibul-I a
quarterly divlm
or flvapor cent. per
‘ annual from date
of deport! until
‘5 duo. withdrawn.
suite Suppl/am. or New m and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80. MAlN 8T.
"' g 'VV .~'- ty—qod-fi \
RéuldéntoirectoI-I. Resident Managers.
John D. ILawren‘cD
charm E. Dow
[WWW
d‘I
'I Hall 8. illicit 35':
5 2 Bi V, i 9 up” my . ‘
'ltI: {‘UMDIND. ‘ In» H. Kup‘pu-II
I Mn H. Light
5m. .
Ivar mun.
IND ta:
Inn-m.
Tia. Ska! Iron; Copper
T 60 ”Wrap!
Jiismilt '31" -‘ .
I,.vw,~ .m
udjustnbilily and durability to that .lI‘
gree of I‘Xl'l .Ienee not lllliilillt'ti iii any
other make. We deal direct with file
t‘--tIItoly. \\aliunt eIIIy riillil and cut
IIIiIIIIlIIiItIIIlilIII ieeoin‘llIt-IIII Hornet 62
llelry s as lllc best SK .\ l l" on tho llltli‘
ket. (ll' ll SK .i'l‘iCS ate sle,el and
while a (heap iron skutI oaii be ilii
iHilt‘tl to look like steel they will not
walk oi near as \vdll.
Dom-51m, Wal-
kins alid Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 Walhlnglon SL, 80. Norwalk.
'Phonc, 43-6.
itarscr SATtsr‘ACTIpN lN tiuv
.l U
iNG WA LL PAPERS CAN (mm at:
HAD WHERE THE AssonTMDNT ls
“Rm; THE D-lzslcns AR! VAR
'50 Mo TH; PRICES ARE RIGHT.
sucH A "anew 9°"3'NAT'0N
CAN ONLV at: room: .AT 0”"
STORE. '
YOU WILL FIND THIS TO I! 80
av PAYING us A Vistr.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
“III
Dealer in Wall Pipers, Painters’
Supplies, ArtiItI' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. xoc.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rodi,
3 it. long, with fixtures, 10c. .
.“Shure- Cut" on: Opener. cuts
sully. No ragga edge.
BEST ITIEL- PANNG KNIVIO,
. '.
7-,"? . ..v 'I .‘
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING, DECORATING. .. .
L .H. Decker
87 Washington sum 7
South Norwalk, 17.0mm...
Telephone Connections.
Illillg action It to.
“God "'"
“Fiéél’l
.. “1608.0
14‘
$6.25 per iron-
Why but poor. slaley coal w on
can buy the best. for an equal pr Do!
We handle only the “BEST LEI-1108”
COAL mined and can therefore [unr-
antee satisfaction. Send us a trial or.
der. and we will convince you at the
merits of our coal.
Best No. " Nut. (not the flat slate!
Bituminous at attractive prices.
Chamuan large or small quantities.
Seasoned \\ood, cord lengths‘ or spilled
and split
tiling Lockwood & tlo.
12’: man It. so. Nortwatx.
T’ihmi.‘ Dried. 2 Io. min II.
fat. can. 31-5. .
' c .v, ,..I.
~. I
I i
“Ii-u Ado-Ilk-
J. Walton. Marvin.
looounfj Sollollod
ITNW.O_'1 lo". hum
Maud-u It: III-ole Mm
. “mun-III. ltho..¢Vm-U
. “Immunity ”on. “I,
I”
Camille-Ito
ml in tho 1,41,. alumni. .Iulnqn.
For DMM enquired!
magma 3'13..le
”’fifillm
stuff), 85. 00 per ton. Best Cumberland. ‘
*‘ “t‘IMIItntm-I
data-IN "ts”
COMPANY'
I
l
l
. II‘ '
w: CAN GIVE voun’mhm
MORE CARE AND “film”
ItIow THAN we CAN DURINOIIDN:
EXCEEDINGLY augv 3:59”
run REASON THIS l§ “If? Id.-
LENT TIME_ To HAVE way. In
reams ports. CONSIDIII,.FQW
‘uuca HEATER AND nut-tn
iAND PRETTIE'R voila. finalise
WOULD as FOR THE HOLIDAY
sEAsON, IF IT wen: RE- PAPERFD
lNSIDE. MAKE A GHNlD'FMAS
Pngszur °." IT. ,.
IT Is A FACT THAT Olin wpltk-
MEN ARE NEAT. I«I‘ .
CALL‘us 0N Ta: anon; mg.
EE
l
an
10 Flu! ‘Avonuo. 3*" lit-idling!
1’0an call. Ion. ml
to.
‘.
. II M who
not work HEATINIJ
INSURED A' :WW -HOU_8£‘. DAY!
FOR STE
AND NIGHT, It“ ‘COLDEST
.. . I‘ll. #flxflwt‘
I II ' '
dIad for cmldmu Ind “Katha“
for youmif. '
Gotta it Lidge'rru‘d comm.
99 LIBERTY‘ DTREEI}, -
NEW YORK.
1; Italian. valiant Elana
3.3, ”I ([ncorpoialedtx' .- .. EDD
Daily F might lino
l.‘l"|'kh . ”341‘: 31‘“
ii If
mum Dinah
I’ll-2: wry/ml
union cm of Alarm“
361d alum-3x.
“Vil'Nepgnrk,Mfadq wi-dn‘oqjdi-l
. ..?.InII .IIII‘IIMIEIIIMIIII.
“N to. :l‘lumduifl
,. glk Tue (1
- 331}: It gull“. or '
Froluhtmdtt ,trotr In their i I» n-
W
Bfifi’tfii;
RYIMWWM
1419 rdlidoled 'tf" hang
Smith. 65 Osborn avenue, Blot
j Norwalk, was. pant“ lo'od,’
' oil and zinc hdild “ ‘le‘efl . _,
years ago by me.“ ~
1 defy any patent!!!“ to than. i'.
Norwalk Chronicler