my.)
IT'S FOR YOU To CHOOSE.
We have at present any also of
cool you wnutwturnnco, stove, nu,
1mg, pun-«uni such dnul'I! The sizes
vary-thc pmlity nevcr. We trust
we will hII 'u the pleasure of serving
you with \\ lItltcvcr sizes of coal you
I1..-1pIirc 'l‘lauphunc if you haven't
time it) call. v.
PRICE Fol? WINTER OR SUM-
MER 86.00 P8 R TON. NO CHARGE
FOR CARRYING IN.
1......“—
E. M. T0LLES&C0
A19)
“‘01th
" Got The , Hablf
' HAIIT is the strongest impulu in man. Get the habit of saving
your future welfare and prosperity is natured. Maybe WW “ab"
to cpsnd too freely, You realize that if is a bad thing and would
if,“ Ordomo it. Big fortunes had small beginnings. Rlflhl he” '3
9"! 06 110111 to ihtcrest you. One single dollar conrrtltutcs the fund
1 If! to start an account with us. The saving habitt will grow and
w ll your bank account. , .
w: PAY 4 PER CENT ON ALL DEPOSITS. i it I
"lrfleld County Savings Bank
51 Wall Strut. Norwalk.
L
Now In Full Blast
'ou can find what you want in the l inc of HAM MOCKB, PORCH CHAIRS
AND ROCKERS, PORCH SCREENS, SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW
'OREENS, LAWN SETTEES, REFRI GERATORS, WICKL ESS BLUE
FLAME OIL STOVES and cvcry thing calcuiatcd to make lili'e more com-
fortnblc dullng the heated thm, can be seen at. mu warcroums at prlccs to
asult all pocket books.
.J. Collinsd: 00.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
lllto ill North Main 5t. South Norwalk.
‘ The Fair Cloak and RI) Store,
'_ ~ - Special Sale!
yl'irllllautinc Shirt. $1.50 up.
.. Suits, 1.111) nrcatcst bargain cvci‘ ui‘l‘crcd. $5.00. worth $12.00.
est-stylcs. All this scason's goods.
Walking Skirts, $2.51), worth doubic thc, price.
'Chlldrou's Dresscs, 251' 111).
A very nice \vliiic Lawn lll'csl's. made in the latest style, trimmcd with
embroidery, sizes 5 to 1-1. $1. .5 1
l A Near Silk SkiIt fuI 50c
-A very nicc line of Shirl Waists, madc in the intth styles.
Pleas-9 givc 1121 a tall and convince yourself.
The int-
68 Washington 81.. So. Norwalk. Ct.
Take advantage or who and let us put your 'wlnter supply in now. A
luperlor grade of Big Vcin Cumberland Bituminous at an attractive price.
‘ Superior "Special" Fertilizers for corn. potatoes, onions andgcneral use.
' Iomethlng that will insure good crops regardless of weather conditions.
; Curling and trucking or all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
int/ma LOCKWOOD & co.
lasiéiiitIIWER STREET, TELEPHONE 31-5.
Bronco Offices—>2 South Main Strc ct, South Norwalk; 0 Main 31.. Norwllk
LKS
. 7 CEMENT. FLAG.
EHAVE AN EXPERT PoREMAN FROM sosrou. WHO HAS
E FINEST CLASS OF WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL.
Raymond)- lros.
l3? W33hlngton Street.
1
. . . .
’I‘I I I I_I,I.l
Ind: a!
Summer Furniture
31-33201} af‘i/
Ray mend aand SOn’ s
4,0 and 40 Main Sitcet. Norma.
17-- 51118133. outrun CHAIRS. - '.
OO “HTS. REFRIGERATORS. I.
‘flhfug In My FURNITURE LINE at tho TI
55131.2 PRICES.
I). A Fleasanl Wall
to opens
Does America Desire
A Port in Morocco?
. W
Rumor Hu Bprcld Owing to than“
patch of Fleet of Uncle Sam's
Ships to Tanglcr.
LONDON. .iIIne tl.~'l‘he fears ox-
prcsscd at. Madrid that tho action of
thc. Unitod States in sending a fleet to
Tangier was due 11) the American do.
Rirc for a port on the west coast of
Mororco. and the rumors at the Span.
islI capital of an cxchnnge of notes he.
twvon thc Enrnpnnn powers with the
vlcw to obtaining assurance) that tho
’Amerlcuu action will be confined to ill)-
crating Messrs. loII i’crdtcnris and
Cromwell Vnrlcy arc not shared and
aro not confirmed at the Spanish em-
bassy here. Nor has Ambassador
Chontc heard anything of the cxchnnxe
of notcs Intuitluncd bv ha Correspond-
encia llc Espsna. The Spanish gov-
ernment apocars to be acting in per
fcct harmony with (from ilrltain and
tho llnitcd Staicu and n1) upprohcnsion
is prrcsned in Spanish official circles
that the United States has any (it-signs
omept to lusurc the safety of Mr. Per-
Ilicnric, on American citizen.
'l‘lIc despatch of the Spanish but-
iloshlu l’olavo and othcr Spanish vet-1-
sels 1c Tangier it is pointed out at the
Spanish cmbnnsy. was rcndcred osscn-
tini by the lurgc uumbcr of Spanish
subjects resident both in Morocco and
in the Spanish territory on thc north-
west coast of Africa. Rome fours arc.
expressed that a general rising in M1)-
roccu might cusuc in the event of has
ty action by an outside powor, but it
is bclicvcd that if France is not ham?
pcrcd she will be ablc it) sccurc thc
I'clcase of the, cnptlvcs.
The rumor of the suzgcstcd sale of
the Phollippiue islands to Japan re-
ceives no crcdencc hcrc.
PARIS. JIIIIc lbw-Referring to the
dcspatch from Mnlagn saying that the
Spanish buttlcships Pclayo and Num-
nncia and the armored cruiscr Cardi-
nal (lisncros had auilcd for Tnnglcr the
Foreign 010cc lIcrc say it received 77
dcnlnl of a similar rcport previously
publishcil. but is not nwarc whetlIcr
thc warships havc gone to Morocco.
TlIc rumors current in Madrid that thc
European powers have exchanged
non-s rclutlvc in restricting American
IIpeIntivcs in Morocco arc (liscrcditcd
by the Foreign Office,
MRS. COMSTOCK WANTS ALlMONY
Alleges That Ten Months After Hcr
Marriage Hcr Husband Began
to Treat Her Cruelty.
Claiming the unusually largo sum of
$75.1I01IallnIony. Lottic C. M. Comatock
of Norwalk. has brought suit for MA
vurcc against William W. Comstnck of
that town. through Attorucy liomcr (‘..
Cummings. Thc papcrs wcrc fllcd in
thc civil Suncrlor cuIIrI this morning.
Attorney John ll. Light has entered
his appearance for the dci’cndaut.
Mr. and Mrs. Comstock \vcrc Innrricd
[i‘t‘lll'llfll‘y 8, 115109. Ten months latcr.
Mrs. Cumstock allcgcs, her husband
begun to treat hot" with intulcrnblo
cruciiy, which has extended up to May
25. 190-1. Upon thesc grounds shc
inngs suit.
Shc states that her husband's estatc
is valued at $225,000 and shc claims
75,000 worth of it for nllmony. Slit)
also wants to resume her maiden
name of Lottlc C. iiicntlc.
in the writ, twcnty-iivc persons arc
summoned to nupcnr and undcr oath
disclose whcthcr or not they have con-
cealed prnpcrty of tho dct‘cndant.
which Mrs (‘oIIIstock dcsircs attach-
cd to satisfy the claims of ibc suit.
SlII-II'ii‘l‘ Uharics W. llcudric has made)
attachment upon 20 tracts of land in
Norwnlk and the vicinity, to cover thc
amount. ciaimcd in the suit find his
bill for the operation amounts to $78..
88.
Mr, (lomstock is well known hcrc.——
Bridgeport Farmer.
SAID HE PLANTED BEANS.
But Sheriff Was Suspicious and Dis-
covered a Garden of Booze.
Deputy Sheriff W. E. Ritch and
Prosecuting Agent H. B. White, of
Stamford. wont to Sinnwlch. tho othcr
night. in rcply to complaints rccclvcd
that liquor was helm: said there illeg-
ally. Almost opposite the gate-house
of Conyers manor lived Charles Gen-
tile. who was reputed to sell flrcwater,
but in the house only a small quantity
could be found. Sheriff Ritch search-
ed the house. and then took a lantern
and went in the back yard. in the mid-
die of the garden thc. shoriff's cve saw
something suspicious. For a space of
six feet square was freshly loosed sub-
soil. raked over smoothly. Gentile
said he had just planted beans there.
“Get a shovel and dig them up,"
commanded the officer after he had
stepped on the soil and felt it give
way under his 200 pounds weight.
Six inches below the soil was a trap
door, and this being opened revealed
a collar six feet deep. with kegs, bot-
tles and domijohns full of liquor, as
well as a quantity of fee. All was seiz-
ed. and Gentile gave bonds.
INSURANCE RATES RAISED.
.——._.
New Scale Adopted by Catholic Ben-
cvblent Legion.
The. members of the Catholic Bene-
volent Legion have. received an oniciai
communication. announcing that at. the
mcetlng of the Supreme Legion in New
York the rates per- 81.000 lusurlnco
have been materially advanced.
Under the new rate they will have
to pay about $2 per month. The oflicial
circular gives the following explana-
tion' .
“it was fin-that- voted that each
member between the sizes of 18 and 80,
inclusive. be permitted. if he so do
sires, to pay onohalf of his rate in
cash the other half being charged
against his eoflthoato be paying latch
eat at the rate of four per. cent. per
annum upon all such‘ehargos, and that
as to members above‘tho‘vale of 80,
they be‘ permitted to pay 66 per “cont.
of the remitting 45 per cent. charged
against their certificates. they .polnc
MRI. «mm 1.)...
Former Dcnbu'ry Woman Irlnpc
Counter Actlcn For Divoroc.
The Waterbury Republican can:
Another complication has arisen in
tho family troubles of the Seaman lam-
lly. This complication is nothing less
than thc picking up of thc divorce cult
brought against Benjamin Seaman by
his wife thn thc family tIoublou of
the Scumnns were tlrst bIoIIght up last
ycur Mrs Seaman brought suit for 111
vorco. This unit was later withdIIIwn
btiorc any (into had been act for the
trial of tho case.
A few woeks ago, owing to the fanIl-
ly truublcs' and thc suits brought
against Mr. Sctunun as manager of tho
llunbunv hat utorc, hI- left thc city. A
lliil1- over a wcck ago hc brought. 71
stilt against his wifc for absolute di-
vorce. claiming that 1111 various occa-
sions his wlfc was guilty of intolerable
cIuclty towards him. Although the
suit was brought in Bridgeport, the
unit was made Icturnahlo in the court
in this city next week.
This action on tho pmt f0 Mr Sca-
man has inccnscd Mrs. Scamnn and
ycstcrdny again cntcrcd hcr stilt for di-
vot‘t't‘. The complaint. which was
withdrawn and again brought up, al-
lcgeI-I llIut thc couplc wcrc intermar-
I'led March i, 1384. and that on various
times between March 1, 1000. 11nd
April 20, 1004. her husband had been
guilty of adultcry with one Margaret
Fulton. This counter salt. which is
also returnable at thc .lune term of
tho, superior court, prays that she be
given alimony of 91.000 and that she
be allowed to resume hcr maiden
nnmc. Mary F. Fosdcck.
-—M1)thcrs lose their drcutl for “that
t1-I'ril)lc sccond summcr" whcn thcy
hnvc llr, Fowler‘s Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Naturc‘s
specific for bowel complaints of every
sort.
iNSURANCE CO'S. SUED.
Millionaire Peat's Conservator Brings
Action.
All‘I'cd l’cats. tlIc tlrccnu'lch million
iIiI'c, or rather his conscrvulor. Geno
vlcvc l’cnis, unpcnrs to him.) had con-
sidcl'ublc difficulty in collecting for
the insurance upon Ilic formcr's hand-
some rcn‘dcncc ' Alta (‘1'1-sl.” which
was badly dumagcd' by n ti‘rc on Junc
22 of last your. HP has instituted
thrcc suits against thrcc scparntc tlrc
insurancc companies. thc papcrs of
which wcrc tilcd today in the civil Su-
pcrior court.
The largcst suit is brought against
the Livcrpool & London & Globc in.
surmicc company of Livcrpool. E1111.
'i‘hc plaintiff claims that his rcsidcncc
was insurcd with the company for $10.-
000 on Scpicmhcr 20. liltli. for a pcrlml
of IlII'cc ycars.
(lcncvlcvc l’cais was ubpniiitcd cun-
sI-rvntor m'cr .tlircd i-‘cnls .bn Janu-
ary id. 1003. by tho probntc court at
(lI'ccuwlch. Last June tlIc i’cais rosi-
dcucc was dnmutzctl by flrc to lhc cit-
thIi of ovcr 920.000. it is claimed. and
although duc notic1l was sent to thc
insuraucc company tlIc insurance was
not paid and the company has rcfuscd
to par it. ilamaucs of “2.000 arc
clniIncd. 'l‘hc suit, is brought through
lr‘dsscndcn 10 (iartcr of Stamford,
Two 1ItlIcr suits ouch claiming dam-
11171.11) of 86,000 nrc' also brought. one
against thc Actun insurance company
of Hartford, and tlIc olhcr against the
insurance Company of North AuIcrlca.
it is claimed that the l’cuis I'csidencc
was iIIsIII'I'Il for $5,000 in cuch of thcsc
couccrus which havc rcfnscd 11)) "pay
up."
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh tcstimouy in great quantity is
constantly coming in. dcclaring Dr.
King's New lliscovcry for Consumption
Coughs and Colds to he unequaled. A
recent expression from T. .l. McFarland
ilcnlurvlllc, Va, scrvcs as example. HP,
writes: “i had Bronchitis for thrce
years and doctorcd all the, time with-
out being bcnciltcd. Thcn I began
taking Dr. King's Ncw Discovery. and
a tow bottlcs wholly curcd mc." Equal»
ly effective in curing nil Lung and
Throat troublcs, t‘nnsumptiun. l’ncu-
mania and Grip. (lunrautccd by i". ii
llsxtcr, llruggist. 'l‘riul bottles frcc.
regular 5120:) 50c 1uId 91.00. ”
SCHOOLMASTERS MEET.
Round Table in Session Today at
Sound Beach.
The Schoolmastcrs' Round Table of
Western Connecticut held a mcciing
Saturday in the new Sound Beach
school house the principal of which, W.
J. Guebellc. is president of thc Round
Table. The session opened at 10 a.
m. and thcre was a tcmpornry adjourn-
ment at l for luncheon. after which
the discussion was resumed. Public
school teachers at this end of the State
are well rcprescntcd at the gathering.
Many questions of technical and gen-
eral interest were discussed during
the day. Among them were the fol-
lowing:
liow to conduct a superior system
of schools with average material.
in what grade or grades should
teachers of equal ability receive the
highest salaries?
With how many tlrsbyenr pupils can
a teacher do efficient work?
Elimination of Grade 9.
is a State law to pension teachers
desirable in the interests of education?
sonahly expected from a manual train-
ingdepsrtmeat in a public school?
Practical lines for Bureau of infor-
mation (Falrfieidcounty). to follow.
Which is more profitable for high
school graduates. assays or a com-
moncement speaker?
meanings from Fair-field County
convention
The committees in charge of the ses.
sion were:
Program—G. D. Northrop, Dunbury:
Robert L. Zing, Bridgeport; Miss Ella
C. Emcrsoo,,Bethei.
[legislation—E. C; -Wllia.rd. Stam-
ford: C..W Deane Bridgeport; W. C.
Fonts. South Norwnlk.
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THREE PHYSICMNQ TREATED NIMI
WITHOUT SUCCEOS.
lntoulat. at the 1-810 of four per cent.”
7 in") yours.
mum 611.1. I not“ how and.
mo look, I but it out ct.
lite toilet. and
What tangible results maybe rea-.
0)" I Kidney Care. Til-,0
m
LUXURIOUO DINING CARI.
Palgtlal Ictln Establishments Dom.
Built or Consolidated. 1
Eight of the finest dining cars of)
thcir kind, coating in the vicinity of
$15,000 each. are bclng turned out by
the Wilson Company, of Brightwuod.
mar Springfield, Mass, for the New
York. Now lluvcu and Hartford road.
Two of them, the New York and the
Boston. huvc already th-n completed,
and the New York made her initial
trip to New London last wcek. So
fur 111-) the main plan is concerned.
there has bccn little change, the spec-
lul feuiurrs of tlizsc ('iil'i-l bcim; an in-
crcusc in thc magnificence.» of thc lnncr
appointmcnts. and the iInpruvI ment in
construction t1~ndiuiz ti. insure the
strangth and I‘cslstrlu'l‘ of thc car. 'l‘lIc
lmmcnsc amount of detail in the car
like this can bc concclvcd when it is
considered that more than 150 plan
drawing): wcrc made. going into such
dvtull as thc lumps and trap doors
and pnncl work, and rcqulring tlIruo
Inonths' work.
The) cars are over scvcnty-onc fact
in lcngth, 11nd arc the rcguiar width
of nlnc l'cct, cighi iuchcs, ’l'lIc 1411111)-
I'ai Ilcuiun is the (Will pattcru, thc wlu-
down and doors bclng oval at the top,
it is in thc insldc of thc car that thc
various liliDl‘ilVOlllf‘HlF urc most notic-
ed. in tho muttcr of lighting they nI'c
far bcyond the usual dining car. The
I'cgulnr lighting apparatus consists of
fifty-four clght-cnndlnpowur. and fifty
of thcsc lllt'ulitlnsccl‘lts ili't.‘ in the din-
ing room nlonc. ’l‘hc light is furnish-
cd by fifty-cight storage battery cclls.
Ordinarily thc currcut is furnished by
an indcpcndcut cuginc. running a dy-
namo on tho forward car, thc stcnm bc-
lug furnished from thc locomotlvc, but
thcrc are also flfty-clghi storngc bui-
lcry cells under thc cars, capable of
running tlu) lamps tlvc hours. Each of
the tublcs is furnished with lumps.
'l‘hcrc is also a conIplctc outfit of
i’intsch gas to be used in t‘flSt' of cm.
crgcncy.
The color of tlIc intcrlor of four of
ibc cars is light grccu, and light red in
the otlIcr four, 'i‘hc sl111 walls are an
unbroken shcct of lIigiIiy-tigurI-d lion-
Iiuras mahogany vcnccr, carvcd and
t_'lllllPillNlll’tl in Dutch rcnnisuuncc style.
At 4111'“ cud nrc lurgc \'t‘.fl(.‘f‘l‘t‘,ii col-
umns. supporting an arch filicli with
brass grill. ’l'hc brasswork has a dull
finish. known as the» satin finish, bclng
an lnIprovcuIcnt over the high poi-
lslI gI-ucrnlly given in brasswork. The
bar at mic cud of thc car is fittcd for
the.» i'ti't‘lllitm 111' wincs and clquIpugncs,
and aftcr thc most approved dc'sign.
'l‘hc windows arc doublc, ItlIl‘nurl hot-
tmu, tlfc insidc IIppcr lights bclug oi
cathcdrul glass. and thcrc arc oval
windows placcd b1'twcc-n tho othcrs.
'l‘bc hcatini: is dour by hot watcr clr~
t'lllilil'il by stcnm. 'i‘lIc kilchcn 11nd
pantry are built with spct'lul I'cl't'l‘cucc
u) III-unduly of spacc. thc various appli—
:Iut'cs bcing llIc latest. 'I'hc kitchcn and
pantry floors arc pcrforntcd flooring
uvcr coppcr. 'l'hc pantry tnblc top.) and
walls liclow nrc llllf‘tl with brass. and
Inc kitchcn with galvanized iron and
coppv r. A sidcbnurd bctwcon the pan-
try and thc dining room is an trump—
tionuliy lino piccc of work.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
tin Klml You liau Always Bought
Bears the W— z 2‘
Signature of
“THE LAST SUPPER."
At last something is likely to ho
dam: to proscrvc from dual disap—
pcnrancc the last vostigc of Da \‘luci's
grrut masterpiece. “'l‘hc Lust Sup"
pcr," painted 1m the rcfcctory wall of
a monastery in Milan. it is not the
fact. as has bccn reported, that thc
painting has ccnscd t1) cxist. but the
danger has bccomc s1) immlucnt that.
after supincir ncglcciing IwI) rcports
by Prof. Cnvcnuahi. urging mods
urcs for rejoining the parts that.
have lost coltcslnn witlmut attempting:
any intcl‘fcrcucc with the panels or
colors, the municipal council has at.
last posed a formal volc for ibc pro-
servution of 11 work which is pro-
uuunccd “lhc glory not alonc (If Ml»
inn and of ltaly_ but of the civilizcti
world." The vote declares that thc
Inst vestiges of the composition
IlIrcntcn utterly to disappear.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley Honey and Tar has curcd
many cases of asthma that were con-
sldered hopeless. Mrs, Adolph Bucc-
ing. 701 West Third St., Davenport.
iowu, writes: "A severe cold con~
trncted twelve years ago was neglect-
ed until it nally grew into asthma.
The best me lcal skill available could
not give me more than temporary re-
lief. Foley‘s Honey and Tar was rec
ommended and one fifty cent bottle on
tirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
and if i had taken it at the start I
would have been saved years of suffer-
lng."—For sale at Plaisted's drug store.
It
BLOWING A PENNY.
This seems hard to do. but boys
'who have done it say it is easy.
Place a penny in the bottom of a
wine or mousse glass cover it with
a dollar and then, without touching
either coin. blow the penny out. of tho
.glass while the dollar remains in it.
To do this. biow'shnrply on the side
of the dollar. which is next to you.
Your breath will cause it to tilt over
as if it were on an axis.
Keep on blowing, and a current
of air will be produced which will
swoop up the penny and hurl it out. of
the gloss.
Try the trick and see what success
you have with it.
W.
TO GET RID OF A TROUBLEBOME
CORN
First cook it 111”me water to soften
than pure it down as closely as pos-
9 [a with out drlwint the blood. and
apply Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm twice
daily. mbbllll vigorously for dronin-
Dom' 60pm“ in _Urlnei
flaming,15canty’ and i .
3 L283 Dock ache and Pain in Fig: '
m3... Rhcumollsm, Gout and 50"} "
5‘53 “Mom; 310p: Collin: 00 .
_- I'litl'l'g' In Children.‘
L... 50 CENTS A BOX”, -——-"'
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TRADE MARK M3.
'\\~:N°”‘ Gluuml Wrmw1 “WEE/5’
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Plamer 4 Bradley. Props.
THE SENSIBLE WOMAN.
lior ambition is to live 11p to 1101‘
bcst photoavnph
‘Not only is shc- casy to lhc with
but she is worth. liIinE for
She 1'): m1) clcvcz' to talk
man's rights. SlIc takes them.
Sitc is not such :1 tool as to fancy
that any one is cwr convinccd by ar—
gunIcIIt.
She wears frocks that match hcr
iIuir. Shc docs not dyc her hair to
match lIcr frocks.
She knows that when mcn talk
about u woman being good looking,
thcy mcan that shc is Well dressed.
though thcy do not know it.
Shc li“ilW.~i that cvcry good woman
is thc ideal woman. the fact being
that cvcry idea of idcai woman is
wholly dcpcntlcnt 1m thc ldculisl and
cvcry woman who is idnllzcd is ideal—
17.1-1l.~—Philadelphia llullciin.
of wo-
SMOKING m A POWDER MAGA-
INZE
is courilun ticnlh morc suddcnly but
not. Inorc surely than ncglccting kidney
(iisortlci‘s. Fulcy's Kliliit'y (‘lit‘c will
cure a slight disorder in a tow days
and its continued use will curc thc
most. obstinntc casca. it has curcd
many people of llrlght's discssc and
diabctcs who \vcrc thought to bc incur-
abic. if you have ltidncy or bladder
trouble, commence inking Folcy's Kid-
ncy Cure today, before. it is too late.
For sale at i’lnistcd's drug store. "
COLONEL THAYER DECLINES.
(.‘oloucl licnry .i. Thaycr, rctircd,
hnvinsr dcclincd the nomination of mu-
im', Third infantry. Colonel Gilbert L.
i-‘itch, commanding the regiment, has
llt‘f'll ordcrcd to warn the field and line
oiliccrs of the rcgimcnt to appear at
”11) Bridgeport armory to nominate. by
ballot. a major.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
i)cl., says: "i suffered for yours with
dyspcpsln. used to have great distress
and belching. l tricd everything i
could hcar of, but nothing hclpcd me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and onc 50
cent bottlc curcd me cmnplctcly."
For sulc by if. H. l‘luislcd. F. ii. llux-
tor, and tho Clitl‘ord Pharmacy, ”
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect May 29th, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——l2:59x. 5:249'. .I:50x, 0:14.
6:55, 7:03, 7:40, 11:18.1. 8:45, 9:05)).
9:26:1'. 9: 40 lo: Six. 11:35.
P. \I.-12:55x, 1:13, 2:55X 3. 00." u. 45,
4241);, 5. 40 a: 55x, 0 l3,0:;)5x,1'07x
7:55x. 8:00. 0:55x, 10:20. -
Saturdays, in addition to above
3:30 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—-12:59x, 5:24x, 5:5011', 8:50,
9:42); .
P. M.—2:47x, 2:55x. 5:40, 5:55x, 7:20,
7:55x 8:18x, 9:5511, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK,
A. M.-12: 00x 5. 00 6:00, 7:00. 7:50.
8:00x, 9:04x, 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:04.
11:00x. 11:02.
P. film-12:02, 1:07, 2 00, 2:57, 3:2011,
4:02x, 4:06x, 4:32); 5:0lx. 5:07, 5:32,
620011. 6:02, 6:59 8:00x, 9:00x, 9:30.
11:02x.
Saturdays, in addition to above 1:55
p. In.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:00x, 6:00. 7:30. 10:03:.
P. M.-—5:02, 6200.8:00x, 11:02
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—-12:013, 1:18; 1:66x. 6:18,
“11:42. 8:42. 0:08x,‘ 10:06:, 112037;.
1:38. ~
P. M.:2——120. 1:113:30 .4:l0.:625
6:00:,6:30.7:053,0:05x,9:15,10:011.
11:.15
BRIDGEPORT '3'?) ADDITION TO
A v .
P. n.—2:Is, 5:93. 7:28.
t, ,3uNoAvs.
A. mw‘fljllx, 1:183, 1:58;, 7:42,
9:11), 11:an
P_ u.--c:19,7:,1)5x 9. osx.
souru nonwauc 'ro ownsunv.
.1. 91.4.93, 9:.16 19:11:.
P 13—1720 4: 37': a: 98 5:18. .7: 11).
amenity to noun-1 NORWALK.
stash» minimum, A no? plast-
er I) you A GYM-0
11.3" is";
91-31
iiatmcnt'. for .030“ 8011'
bronco, famous-3,
l
mu was. 111.1.“ 7:2;
.A'6.M'—"W' 7:,28 8:,113 10:09:,
11 4 .
P. III—.4: 00:. 8. 283. 7:00. '
sunday trains to Dunbar-y. 9' til I.
p.37.
““0017, 02:88 fin; 8:80;,
‘ m... .3”.
the but
$8.50 Shae
flow in ibc world (it)
\\'1' 11111 111'.
l'lvcry slincmnu says
he docs.
All we luurw is ._
our "Kcitb‘s K1,)Iuptcrnr"
Shocs arc far and away
the bcst wc‘vc cvcr sold.
Olsen’s
Shoe Store
Washington
Street
South Narwalk
' Iron THAT rim”
For those PlMPLES. for all lRRl-
TATIONS and ERUPTION of tho
SKIN '
TAKE ONLY
DR. HUMPHRIES’
BLOOD REMEDY
'i‘iIcrc is no Sarsnprillu or otlIcr ad—
vcrtlst'd Springv Mctlicincs m cit‘criivu
and ccrtuiu to euro you up this .l‘i'll‘d'
cripilon.
Zeitfuss Pharmacy
8 N0. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
F. E. LOCKWOOD (5' C0..
39 Wall St, Norwalk.
are factory agents for the following
automobiles:
OLDSMOBILE'. all styles.
The WHITE,
FRANKLIN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrate'any of the above
machines to interested parties.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND RE-
PAlRlNG.
MICHIGAN STEEL BOAT 00.
MANUFACTURERS OF
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHES
and
PATENT STEEL BOATS
GASOLINE LAUNCHES.
Fastest and Lightect Made.
A—cher Leak—Never Sink—-
DINGEY BOATS, FISHING BOATS.
PORTABLE AND FOLDING BOATS,
PLEASURE BOATS AND ROW
BOATS.
SAIL BOATS AND CANOES.
C. L. ST. JOHN. Agent,
49 Water Street.
Catalogues on application.
wE lNSURE—
GASOLINE
POWER
BOATS.
For Particulars Call on .
1'.) non a GOLDEN.
74, Wachlpgton 8t.“ so. Roi-walk. Ct.
Tile (futon Sill) filed Boilers,
FOR STEAM ' AND
HOT WATER ,HEATING.
Insure: a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
8:111”anan and Investb
gate for ”Netti“?
out) 11 mum comply, '
3):):
Norwalk Chronicler