Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 10, 1904 · page 7

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10 f First Avenue. East Norwaik.
Telephone Call, 136-2.

1‘; It (lotion Side Feed Boilers.
FOR Sfi'lSA M A ND
HOT WATER l'lliAl'lNG

suns A fiwAth uousa. 0A3
ANo MONT. 3N COLoast.

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{fiend tor Catalogue and Investigate
fou' yourself.

Gt:lli0ll I Lilurvotti 633333333333

:96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.

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tlncorporalod). 3
.331 NWALK.
Sp NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
St Atom City ofvflorwal-

and Bostonian).

I,- «N's! York. Monday, Wednesday
And Friday at [3: 00.33
IANOII" No alk. Tuesday, Thursday
3 pump turdny at I: 00 p. m

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boro‘hsroat. with humans

Jason use. no opium.

to cure (or AAIIAIA. 0A-

whims-o. and flotsam Cease-p-

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-j the ’fi'sidonoo of" Mas
» ”1th.: 58 Osborn avenue. East
Malt. wasmainted with dead-
oiipudnloc hand mixed. dttssa
11 {I or; Apy patent painttoahow
; now with as much wear.

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plum 3oJesru th
one dreaded disease that solstice has
been Able to utrs In all Its since. and
lhll ls (‘utarrh. llall's Ouarrh t‘ure
is the only positive sure no known to
{its medical Intercity. n being

constitution! mos. non-
stitutional treat ‘oieatarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting direct—
iy upon the blood and mucous surfaces
or the systcm. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease and giving
the patient strength by build up the

 
 
 

constitution and Assist 3re in
do! ng its work. The gig" rs have
so much faith In its ire-powers

that they offer 0 e Hundred Dollars
for any case that l fails. to cure. Send
for list of testimo alts?

Addrefm hi. J.I (ll E? I 00. fl'olo-

310.0

Sold by all Drugginin, 750.

Take Hair 33 Family Pills tor consti-
palltln.

 
 

Mun die, widows cry. friends are
iorry, but that doesn't furnish broad,
but A policy in tile

Donn. General Life Insur-
anu Company

payable immediately makes the family
“independent

FRED ll. FIELD.
oaNasAL AGENT.
Ilnltsd Bonk Dld'pu Io. Norwalk.

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Dividend

Paying Miniu .Oil. Smelter and
Industrial St a making possible
l.Arge interest. Attd Profits. Book-
letmon'oppiicatiob

DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.

Bankers. Broker's. Fiscal on.
Members New York Coasol dated
Stock Rachelle 66 Broadway and
)7 New Street, ew York.

E. BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager.

western New Inland Drancb: Ilesd uar
Cremation. ”Camping” Hartford. Loam

i

Denny 3. Hull‘, Represented“.
i Lauder Blk, South Norwallt. Ct.

Get a toad
COKE '

in your well».
It will last as long as
other fuels and van 3
will admit it is ‘
machficlteaper.

When if is gone
'lbe feel sure that i
you ‘hn'll want more.

Therdis a
HOT TIME

in every bus/tel o/ it.

Give it a trial and be
confined.

 

'PHOHE.“

 

. Charles E. Dow

 

Genital. $1,600,0W.‘8urplua. $166,300.
The ‘
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3W3“ Pililili' Silo

EL.H Decker

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into

"Rho mulled for love."
Cayenne.

“Her husband is vsry rich."
friend cautiously.

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said the

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Mrs. Jones—l think Atlas has A
slight leaning towards young Smith.
Mr. Jones-Blight! Good Heavens. no.
man, you ought to have eseen them on
the porch last night. —-Kansas indepen-
dent.‘

 

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Mrs Nowrish had been describing
hot Visit In Turkey

lI‘ rlend—Jl‘hen. of mums you saw the
De rdnuellea. "

Mrs. ewrlch—M’hy no we didn’t
They cal ed but we were out. 4‘ lnrln.
nati Commercial ’l'rihlu

the slamming of that
door— keep out 3 the
cold air—avOid the
breaking of glass. The
Ecurss CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We’ve got it.

'.cousroctt. WATKINI A new.
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233 can can. discou’m.
Malling room [or new goods. we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year‘s Gold Papers.

3300 Paper. (do
the Paper, 830
300 Paper. 24c
:53: Paper, 30"

iitirtlers sumo discount.

 

ro Order—Window ShadeA Pic-
ture Frames.

Dealer in Wall Papers. Palntsrs‘
Supplies. Artists Materials.

SPECTALfi

White Cumin Poles with Fia-
itll’u. ICC. A

Cloth Window Shades with
tringe.s c.

Solid rasA Hall Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixturon. toe.

.."filhure'iCut" Can Opener cuts
out 0 T. C.

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0:th STEEL PAMNO KNIVII.
3 .

PAINTING. PAPER HANO-
ING. DECORA‘NNG

.w gmoitrss‘t.
coon.
Telephone Connections.

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of your savings is
vested with thi 3;
Company at 6 -:
cent is 25 portion '
greater than it in
vested at I ‘.
cent; is 42 6»?

cont. greater than It invested at “A
lint cent: int! 66 38 per cent. greater
than If invested at 3 per cent.
Supervision of New York All
- Counoctlout.

IRANCH OFFICE 12 so MAIN hf?
Resident Directors. NAAidAnt Manager
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cohort
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suit 3
oAINLocN PACKING.»
Carried 333 stock. ‘

GOLD AND BILVEIR PLAYING.

the slum about: Islets.
Merle superior. can show them
I lit ”Aretha. .. . ’

“in": in to My and Ma-
Ins ”(stami-

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it WII mainly for love of men. '

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GOLD MEDRL

Flour. ~needs no ropotnmcndation

70c ”bag

3

Stud 3

330

I 24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.

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relatives I

 

visiting

is

Smith Petty
here.

Mrs. Alexander Valmer is snil'ering‘
with tonsflltis.

John K. Finch has moved imm south 3
Norwalk to South Osborn avenue. ,

The condition of arth'ur Day, who is.
ill at. his home is considerably lot-i
proved.

Albert Megargce who has been lll
lor some days. is reported 332-3 being 3- an-
slticrshly better.

llurry Elemlng ol the Amer-itch To~
bacco Company, 33333 I. V'lellol in tonnd
this morning on business.

Miss Carrie 1. Palmer. of 272 Eust'3
avenue who has been confined to her
bed for a week with tunsititis and‘
grip. is imDroving.

The. regular meeting ot the lschodtti
Club will ll( held next Tuesday and
the l'twfiilllll senii- monthly rltqwdell
least of the club will be held at thatl
time instead or I‘riduv us had lit-en
planned

\\ hllc driving piles yesterday for the
repair of the Washington street bridge.
the piles strutlt the telephone cable
and damaged it vousidurahly. {Ilep
were immediattly put .33 work trying
to repair it.

 
 

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["0 DI. mitilldt ‘*
bolus» for, at“ outlaws

stat-{Id 0m ‘4'!

mm
or A school bell will be Hold My
evening is the town hall.
t-rry rsocltsd A letter
3 latex a donation to
d. The last robes was held this
A ternoou and without. doubt the on-
tertslamsnt will be A line one.
The Noroton Volunteer Hook
Ladder Company haw some ambit as
members is their rasls‘l (due probably

 
 
 

 

 

'to the success they had last year) and

have formed a dramatic'aoclmy among

themselves, and are producing a play

entitled "A Gay Decelver," 0a Honday,
February 29th, at Burton 'l‘own HA“

The sunshine was welcomed in
motion. February 2nd notwithstanding
the ancient ditty:-—

“If Candclemas Day be lair and bright,
Winter will have another lllghu
But if Candlemss Day be clouds and

ra a.
Winter is gone. and comes not
again"
lie sides this we have certainly enough
days to celebrate—Lincoln Day the
12tl3,—tlt. Valentines the lithv-Unt
battles the nth—Washington‘s Birth-
dayth s Wad—heap lear DA3 the 29th
— all in little Feb.

WESTPORT.
p..-

Westptm Grange‘ meets tonight.

Louis R McDonough of New tlav,en
was a recent visitor here

The eighth anniversary of Aspetuclt
lodge. K. at P. will be celebrared Reh-
rubry 2,3 with an entertainment.

The Women's Beastlcisnt Society 0!
tbe:Congregatlonsl Church meets at.
the home at lilrs. R. 'l‘. Lees. tomor-
row afternoon.

Although John H Jennings has been
bongo bevel-Al duys he notes with more
or less delight that he is still outing
st Old l‘oint Comfort, Vn.

(load. It merits repeating 'l‘ be pro-

gressive whlat party given at the home
of William Taylor recently for the hen-
em or the library tund netted over $59.

M s lsanu B. Waltsmaa has been
elec ed secretary or the Connecticut
Chapter of the society of the Daugh-
ters of the Founders d: Patriots oi Am-
rrlca. 4

The” was one of the moat enler~
mining meetings of the Historicttl So-
ciety held at the homeof 1‘. C. Steins
Monday night. Members were out In
tot-co and after the reading of several

 

 

terday out»
:Févlled In the.

In spite ()l the lhuu of it 3m 03 two intere'stlng papers and brief discussions
ago, the harbor has ag bo'ome rel-y o social hour was enjoyed
tuttitult or mitigation 33d 33 number The. "mouuments" to the recent 3e—
or the smaller oyster hosts were un- icctmeu, Lung P W“emm 03¢“-
able to 80 out Th! his WWII!“ smith and George Coley have vAnished
steamer Mildred went right out with- the elements [Ike the 3,333,313; “73“
out stopping, and opuorda 33:33 for the tomtplrcd against the originals and

”I “Mr“ “.0th 'a
indict Episcopal Church. met at the

others which tht-3~' 33033 mailed them-
when ol’.

The meeting of thelduuiol League
of the host Avenue \iotbodist Church.
nill he held tomorrow afternoon at it
o'clock, ut the t‘hlll‘t'MCihbirld of on
Friday afternoon, as is mammary. This
change was umssitated by the tart
that n Lincoln's birthday there will be
no school. and it would be earlier to
tot-.3331 :3 large attrudsnre tomorrow
than on a holiday.

South Norwalk's roprsscutmivs in
the pool tournament at. Harper's last
night, met with an easy defeat. The
match was between Luther M. Wright,
rated 90, 33nd Charles H. Wicks. ruled
The score was as toliows:

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Wright. Wit-kt-

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iii 29'

37 at

24 M

3': 5t

35 63

43”] till

H 73'»

Edward Bryant acted as referee and
Frederick Carr as scorer. The next
match will be Friday night, between
William H. Banks, rated 80, and Ar-
thur Day, rated 96.

FIINUANY.
‘Tis February, so they say.
The twenty-ninth is leap your day,
The twenty- second Washington
By whom we ltnow great deeds were
done.
The fourteenth is St. Valentine' 3.
The twelfth we host at Lincoln's
shrine.
The shortest month with longest name,
But gets there. eh; just the same.
——M. S. Partrick.

 

a—u—As—

ROWAYTON.

Miss Stonobrldge, of Boston, in the
guest of Hr. and lira. A. Albrecht.

Mrs. Mary Thomss. of lowayton ave-
nue, who is seriously ill, shows A slight
improvement today.

The streets and nearly all the side-
walks throughout Rowayton are a
glado of ice. and horses and pedestrians
tind traveling extremely difficult.

The udles' Aid Society or the Meth-

 

eooage, this mornings suit will but An
all day sowin session. Each member
proflded loo
U813" 933 “3%.th will, 0' ‘hoh
c u'rc A soc It I 0

oils: smitten. tannin.
street. last night. A very bleasant Pro'
gram was rendered. also which re-
freshments wens served d a geieral
good time enjoyed AboutI thirty were
PM”. . , 3

A meeting“ «Reliance Hook and
Ladder Combahy was old “I‘m
night. when Mr new
received, and utters of
company were diacuasod’s The most-
bsrs will sopn resolve autos new
Mass. The Moss 91 the company”M
are in escollsnt cottdltlono

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pAtt'lsN AND mosaics.-

‘Frederlck Schrider was a visits":- Is
New York

 

yesterday-
Principal W. 0. Perry was a visitor
is South Norwalh. new“
arts the ti it}! Is!
res a
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their monuments. The latter consisted
of three spilcs put as A protection at a
point about State street bridge. They
were set there per order of the three
mortals in quest on and although many
pshawed at. the monumental guards,
others pointed from time to time At-
tectionately at them as Wakeman.
Smith and Coley. the three graces. But,
the elements got in their work recent-
ly and begun by making pulp of spile
smith; next spllo Waltemsn was elono
gated. ltseemcd beyond the giant pm-
portions of the original, hauled up and
out, then mercilessly hurled onto an
ice doc and drilled out of sight. Spite
Coley, stuck to It forlorniy for several
days. but baa finally turned up ‘lts
toes and slid out ofxsight under ice.
Gone but not forgotten for in either
case, how is it post-ibu- to altars the
this of men or splint

-—Cures croup. sore throat. pulmon-t
sry troubles—Monarch over pain of ev-
ery sort.

 

GLENBROOK.

Jose 8. do Sole visited friends in
(Ileabrook. Saturd

Mr. And Mrs. 0. Kent Kittie.
Maple avenue. entertained several
friends. saturday evening.

Mrs. Jessie Wells and daughter Bea.-
trice have been here to see Mrs. Wells'
mother Mrs. Holly. who is sorlousy
ill.

Mrs. Mary White, who has been
spending several months at the home
of Mrs. Charles White Maple avenue.
left yesterday morning to stay for
A month.

 

NEW CANAAN.

Martin Russell is seriously ill at the
home of hissister. His recovery looks
doubtful.

The tracers of Points Association 01
Hay-ashore.” No. 31*. will be installed
Wednesday evening.

District Deputy Ernest Hopkins. 0!
South Namath; made as olclal call on
Court. Wllllam bchlaley. No. toil. I-‘. 0!
A.. louday evening.

Miss his" Raymond. vof Railroad
avenue. while stalking. tron: one room
l"to another, caught one or her- crutches
in the doorway. hell and broke a
wrist. .

The Red fleas travelling canoe.
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five weeks; will betaltea to the hut-
ing with Ct Ulclo 'l‘rlho Booth
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Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil. .

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Hit-rims stone m, tor the past 3

*n t:mH.¥I ,,

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i” overworked firemen, but with these

 
 

, exceptions the men spent the niIghiI lh
. their beds

 
 

Police on Continuous .flh"

'l‘he detachment of police who spent
the night in the ruins guarding the
vaults and sales in the financial dis-
trict were tar more could-table. ow.
Wing to the need of polled lo'patrol the

tcoasary for them to putiln tea and
tvielvo hours Igoicimunuons dirty and al~
mos s tor so were
“thou-Hugh»? snudtbed wheels-this“:
“daylightthis mains Even thoaold-
lors on or or but two hours fin
stretch! on this tour lIi tile my ad
long enough. and coast erats

permitted them to Alister theme
to convenient doors a sad build“o
picket tires whereve possible. ’1‘
in exposed posts paced briskly to A“.
fro .to keep the tool! in circulIAtldIL
Three committee of if A were
on conuuu‘cus‘ patrol do 133' the
throughout t e night and the
lines were In Who'd as strictly
or by the three retllnohta' and the vll
brigade.
that the
marshsl's b ca were practically clos-
ed At midnight.

' Ioloior- Ctruoit MAN Carrier. ‘

A conflict between branches ot-tbe
fedral government were reported list

_ night. when one of the mail carriers

who was endeavor-lag to enter the post.
otlce for duty was haltedb 3 A private
olthe‘ company of heavy artl iery ill b
was placed on guard araund tut bili-

ing. and tilt sub-treasury. In the on.
counter between the sentry End the
carrier. the latter was hit over the

not serioudy thinned.
One branch of the city government

marriage license bureAu. olghtobnl!

rush continuing £91109 .. .. .

Many Walls Dollop“.-

Among the ruins that collapsed dare
ing the early
large section of Calvmistreetw m3
of the big Eu tablo
corner of Fayette and.
Piéht'liiddfih’
n A
office no the Law‘ hails“ lhgqnh I
section or theiistsrler at the latter
ibulldins usolkll imbut 1h: 3- .v
withstoottho widths ..3 .; 3,3

Mind-193' Tm, Offload. "’

Bilildlll

dowh Ito Mtkfitflc‘ IN to
mend '

Nearly All or the banking ' '
concerns in“ ..
apartments mmflh‘ ' ..

their business until
'l‘lio
mung

"AW
Northwest ot the Stink in
change '
Another Day of ceaseless Win
'l‘hi was
labor Ion the ‘32:: «ifs . .
or the busine‘ss’ men or clip
more. System has been "
of chaos Ant! into - '
fort is rapidly
A temporary wring 3.2,
great loss ha heat M It!
cheerful pinch the laborer
"r 33:. t... ..MJ...
coast: At-
ready orders tors tractors!
are going forward.
cots, In! no Wind.
While it i! colder thin could
aired for comfort. the! out!
brightly and. there is little
heavy snow (silt. h.
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mum to us «has.
Bank within. on git-set,
tempomrymmcss will is mined.
Cars. In Opening Aaron.
«and cAre is A'soésia'ryg" Add
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mom would WWW ~- "
these gases came is W with
trash Ill‘. It to the “If!
export. llibtftt WW
on hirtdlt' em HG
until forty-eight. hours After tho
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mm ' rub
on ram 393.!"
ellimor for permits by koala
and Unsucislglwml to rebuild.
cant-AL Issue “MIAMI: 3
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scout blue 33%;}
on district Again cat '

outlying residential sections. it was no- .

head with the soldier's rifle but "A '

ceases being issued Yesterday, and the 3.

”ANION

' What. kind of a religion “ ,.

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Amid all this déad‘l'toss

God it inciting. A yroiIifid
Asy- tin-3'3 car: he no mls’

signs of s r'evlvslof ofreliglon»
Are non to be seen in almost - ~'
part oi this vast empire. N’
Duds tl poison: I“! “032.,
not (53' v 3' turn prism '
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