NIEK IT.
Acquiring The On-
! Weetorn.
1‘ (It‘s regarding the
. tilt New York Ontario and
Mock ted to II union that
Ian had an eve on the
d was acquiring it (me of
_ “ties of thII ('iuturlo und
. ‘ man up to IlII t‘tuuous
. , “9901‘s Bridge and this IIIlIleut
' ' foundation t'IIi the ntoI'I
Wigllthted desired Ioiitrol.
_ S Mellon Iviis tit-Iked
' I190“ thine was out truth in
‘ IIIIm‘lt Ithd be united i had l|l\t‘l
4911 killing.
'riiI. Ctlllntllllll Pacific is charged with'
trying to nor me IIIIItt'ol of the Ontario]
mud in wet‘ IIII other ayatems. The
stock of tire Ontario and Western was
still the must be tire of any in the mar-
ket todIiy.
illSTliliT RElIiEF 23:21"
921:... 2"522905. "term
ozlilnl'alllhtu.l more for Asthma 0|-
Bronchitis and Pilot Men-p-
PI“:
$.50 propntd. It. F. J ml. 09".
l Ind ltnnapulld, Ind.
IT'S FOR YOU To CHOOSE.
We burp, Iit present any size of
unit you wuut«»—fur:mce, ntovc, nut,
egg. peiiwuutl stIeh cold! The nizou
vary—the quttlity never. We trust
we will llith' the pleasum of serving
you with whatever nines of coal yott
require. Telephone. if you haven't
time to cull.
PRlCE FOR WINTER OR SUM-
MER $6.00 PER TON. NO CHARGE
FOR CARRYlNG IN.
E.M.TOEF.S&C0
.. .. ... ... ..... .. ...., ...
Get The Habit
HABIT is the strongest impulse in man. Get the habit of nvlng
no your future welfare and prosperity is assured. .Maybe your habit
owls to spend too freely. You realize that it is a bad thing and would
the to overcome it. Big fortunes had small beginnings. Right here is
where we desire to interest you One single dollar constitutes the fund
eoelsary to start an account with us. The saving habit will grow and
,0 will your bank account
‘ ”WE PAY 4 PER CENT. ON ALL DEPOSITS. I
I
Falrfleld County Savings Bank
51 Wall Street, Norwalk.
In Summer Arrangements Are
Now In Full Blast.
You Filli- iltIIl Ivhttt you want in the l lllt.‘ tIf HAMMOCKS, PORCH CHAIRS
‘AND ROCKERS, PORCH SCREENS, SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOW
' GREENS, LAWN SETTEES, REFRlGERATORS, WICKLESS BLUE
LAME OlL STOV'ES :tIIIl I‘\‘(’i')' thini: t’illt‘illillOfl to intiko life more colit-
I'ttiblo during; the bottled term. can be sewn at our \Ylll't‘l‘UOHlS at prices to
I all poeltet litiokn.
”J Collins & Go.
Funeml Directors and Embaimers.
North Main St. South Norwalk.
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
Special Sale!
tine Skirt, $1.30 up. 7
the greatest bargain even offered, $5.00, worth $12.00.
. All this seasons goods.
_ Walking Skirts $1.0, “(th double the price.
'Chlldre s Blonder 2 I(‘ tip,
A v nice w-ihlte ..Iwn llltlsh‘ made in the latest style, tIimmed with
mel‘oltlel v sizes .I III 14. 9L2
Neat Silk Skirt for 50c
A very [1110 line ot Shiit Waists. made in the latest styles
I; ,g‘ne Us u toll and coniitice youiseli
121,,“
............— ~.
The lat
I
Di.
w
ififivWa’shinglon 5L. so. Norwalk Ci.
Tithe lidvuuitiptsolpiitc and lot In: put your winter bitpply in now. A
grade of Hip: Vein Cumberland Bituminous at ill) attractive price
lo‘r ”Special" Bhoitiltzcra for corn, potatoes, onions and general use.
tool pg that will insure good craps regardless of weather conditions.
urting and trucking of all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
_ "about; amine rue.
cxczntr FOREMAN' room posrou, wuo HA8
be THE WALKS, AND can as DEPENDED upon
,ymond Bros
.{ciimniattw and that Atwood cannot
02090010010
lntoltwoodliiises
:8p00ial' Session of log-
itllittiro‘ May'iie Called to
Repeat Statute-«Attorneys
want Gases thrown Out of
Court
Then in still possibility that It sper-
inl pension of the KODI'NII assembly will
be called by the governor to revoke tiLI-
statute by which the 1). Preston At-
wood suits buve been brought. State
AttoIIin General, W. A. King, spent
yesteifldny in the Inuit. of Common
Pleas. Btl'dgepoit, looking up the At-
wood India. All of tho nulls IIIII ie-
turutible to the h‘utt‘tiold county court,
and no fur 88 how both returned for
the present .lIIIie term, 0-: which IiIIIu-
her 23 huve no attorneys for the UL"
i'eIiIiIuItII.
Attorney King IIIIid yesterday llllll‘
there were II larger number of the
suite hero than be supposed. He still]
llf: wan ltete to look tip the rituutton
and to see if it was voxatlous enouuh
to (till a special session of the geneial
assembly. He said he would confer
upon the mutter with Governor Chain-
berluin tomorrow. tic repented his
flil\'l(‘0 that there lt-l no necessity of
the defendants settling up the crises
and that he did not think the mom-y-
Innkiug scheme of l). P. Atwood would
go through.
He said the state would not under-
take the defense of the cases because
the stilts Were brought tigtilnut indi-
v..ltttils. and that most of them were
well represented by attorneys who are
milking heroic efforts to sure their
clients from the penulty imposed by till
obsolete statute.
in nine of the suits brought by At-
wood iignlnst persons I'caiding in i.itI~lI-
tield and New Haven counties, pleas in
abatement IItItl pious alleging Ivnnt of
jurisdiction have been entered by at-
torneys for tliII ttt'fcudnuts in which
they denounce the scheme of Atwood
and his llllfil‘lit‘l'ri in no gentle fashion.
in five of the cases the lilt‘llH in
abatement have been entered and in
two of the cases the foxy uttorneys for
the. defendants tcmund llltll thc pleu
be argued below ,I juiy well knowing
in whose favor thI lquis will be opt
to decide in tin Atwood suit. if the
plat to abatement is; suctulncd.
cure in thrown out of court.
in the pious tho ultoi'noys have cer-
tainly "thrown it in" to l), P. Atwood
M iii. in Incense of Atwood vs. Danie
0. Perkins, some of the grounds for the
plea in abatement urt as follows
“The plaintiff is not a resident of
Bridgeport in the County of iI‘IIirtield,
and the plaintiff has not brought this
notion in good faith, but. this notion
was brought in pursuuncc of an ex«
tended and unlawful conspiracy bo-
twr-cn plaintiff and one N. .l. l’htliih.
and one .1. B. l'heian and one TUUIUCY,‘
IInIl divers other persons who are to ho
defendants unknown and till for the
purpose of illegally bringing the (It.-
fcudant Iind divers other good citizens
of the state into court to illegally ex—
tort from the. Ilefendontiz. and front
many other good citizens (“VI‘I‘S large
sums of money by tiirents illltl intimi-
dutinus. l. II... thut'ftbe cost of action
in the couIt would he 30 met and
above all costs incurred before the en—
llllllt‘? of sold action. and by false and
fI'IIIIduleut statements {hill all defenses
II':hiIh. could possibly be made liuve
been passed upon by the highest Ctilllln‘
of the state and by thretItt-t nnd iu<
timldations that unless 150 \vns paid
to Phelan, ’I‘oomcy & Phelun the dc»
fondant would be subjected to and it“
quired to pay large sums by the court.
all of which was done by the plaintiff
in furtherance ofa conspiratv in nu»
lawfully use the court to extort money
born the defendant and many other
good citizens of Connecticut.‘
in this plea in abatement it is also
alleged that if the suit was brought at
all it should have been hiought in
l ltchiicld county, where the defendant
Icsltles
In the case. of Atwood vs Lewis E.
Dewey in the defendant's pleti in
nbatnmont. it is alleged “the plaintiff‘s
action is {'cxtitious founded in memo
and in contravention of the statutes of
the state relating to vexatious and
malicious prosecution‘
it is also stated that the plaintli'lg
has. no interest in the subject‘ or the
action an «heir. legatee. creditor or de-
visee and is not. a competent party to
maintain a. suit
It is also alleged that the film of
Phelan, Toomiay c; Photon is interested
in the suits and expect to deriVo profit
from them, and are supplying all funds
to carry out the‘ litigation.
It is also claimed that Atwooii and
the attorney‘s named "instituted the
suit, have entered into II fraudulent
conspiracy to prosecute Iclaims against
administrators in none of whose ea.
totes they I... interested, save in the
plratical sense to reap a profit by pro-
voking unlawfl vex‘a’tious and malici-
ous and frsiidu ent litigation regardless
of any. meritorious and mitigating cir-
cumstances which may exist and do
exist in favor of the uuuierous defend-
ants whom they have brought to
court." .2 ‘
II is alleged um um statute tinder
which the outta are brought to not
mic. for man than 20.1mm nu... the.
notion outside the court of Common
justice of the pence
Similar pleas lnxabaitem‘eut have been 5;
made in the other or Atwood against. {5
ism 8. Bristol George E. Daugherty
and wiggling: Home; in h 01
uses II a c s on
the to radon has been entered to
' ‘plntm that by low the: hero
columns to which to diet . ’
d that m It at.
orders tire cured
the a
rim, and into um iiirisdieiton of i ,'
lililll’llflll illllili.
A Barrytown, N. Y.. Man' 0 Export-
ence with Cal-cure Solvent.
Dr. David Kennedy's New Iodtcliio Cured
Mini Promptly.
Constipation leads to wot-0. DMD it to
tho cause of appondiolti». Alwuyls it. leado
to dangerous chronic diseauo taliould
not be neglected nor should it lII'I tent or-
nrily relieved with drastic purgatitea. ere
Decimal): olnt:
MLC . .OIItorlioudt of Bnflybown,
Y., IIIIII distressed with indigestion,
chronic constipation and kidnsy trouble
for {our onmI. He tried mwy medicines
without. 201101.110 bowl of Cal-cure
801mm, Dr. Kennedy's new medicine,
used it. and began to improve rapidly.
All of his old complaints hnvo disappeared
andt he owes everything to Old-curb Sol-
WWrite to the (lid- cura Company, Kenne-
dy ltow, Readout, N, Y., for a [me sample
bottle
Remember: 0111 one Dr. David Ken-
neIly not lived III nndottt, City of Kings-
ton, N. Y,. and be sure you get his new and
(«we'd medicine, which is sold only' in $1. 00
lollies. ‘
For sale by' Platnor d. Br-dley.
South Norwalk.
not. stand. Pleat.- in iii the tttiisdlI-iion
have been IutcrIIIl in the (uses of \t»
wood :Ixtiiiist llenry (till, l't'l 1’. 11211-—
tlitIlIiuIer, Adolph Ktliitz illltl James L.
lpild.
FEEL lMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright‘s
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulness by thII benefit derived
from taking Foley’s Kldncy Cure. it
will cure incipient Bright's disease and
diabetes and even in the worst cases
given comfort and relief. Slight dis
in ii few days. "I
had diabetes in its worst form," writes
Marlon lice oi‘ Dunreuth. ind. “i tried
eight physicians without relief. ()IILI
three bottles of Foley's Kidney (.‘Itre
mudo me. it Well man." For sale at
i’tuistcd’s drug store. “
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Marriage of A. S, Keith and Min
Elizabeth Feulds.
Arthur Slut-gist Keith, non of for-
mer Pork Commissioner (‘hurles l6.
Keith. of to Cottage bll't't‘l‘ is to be
married tonight to Miss Elizabeth
li‘ouldn. daughter of John it‘nulds, Iit'
15f Howe street. The ceremony, pet'-
formed by the Rev. leorge W. Nichol-
smi, pastor of the First lltiptlst (‘lllll't'lh
takes place at the home of the bride
t 5:30 o'clock. Miss l'na Keith, sis-
ter of the groom. will he the brides.
maid. and Charles Iii. LoI'inood will
serve us bent mun to the groom. The
couple will enjoy a wedding trip to the
St. touts Expoa’tion and from there
will go to the. western’ port of Mich.
limit to visit. relatives Iii. the groom.
Mr. Keith is assistant bookkeeper at
the general office of tho Wheeler 0‘:
Wilson Sewing Machine (.'t)lll|Iilll_\'.
where he in biubly esteemed by his tis-
NOt'lillt‘n' and the attaches of the con
ceru. lie is Well known in the society
of the First Baptist church and also
in the Y. M C. A.«ilritlgcport 'I‘elc-
Iit'nni Union.
~~»E\'ei',\'boy's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor. old and yottnir-th‘Ii'ribie
the torture they suffer. Only one sure
cure; Dunn's Ointment. Absolutely
ville; can't fail.
NEW HAVEN CADET LOST.
Samuel Howard Baldwin Drowned in
Chesapeake.
ANNAI’Ol is, Mo lune S.-Snmuei
Howard Baldwin, of New Haven.
(‘IIIIii.. who on Monday passed the pity:
Slt'lll examination for admission to toe
~iiziI'tIl IIcademy. was drowned yesterday
off ’l‘olI-licsicr Beach. llll excursion ro~
.sort on the. eastern shore of the Ches-
tipenkc.
in company with several friInds he
left how on a Sunday school excursion
Arming at the bench he and a mom}.
named Boyuton went into the surf and
started for aswim to a vessel two hunv
tired yards from shore. Baldwin was
attacked with cramps when nearing the
vessel and sank. iIIIInton touched the
goal timely. Baldwin had passed his
mental examination and could have
been sworn in tit tiny time upon pro—
aeutlug himself at the academy.
THREE PHYSlClANs TREATED HIM
WlTHOUT SUCCESS.
W. L. Yancy, Paducah. Ky., writes:
“I had a severe case of kidney disease
and three of the best physicians in
Kentucky treated me. without success.
1 then took Foley‘s Kidney Cure. The
first bottle gave immediate relief. and
three bottles cured me permanently. 1
gladly recommend this wonderful rem
edy." _ For sale at Plalsted's drug
store. ”
. STATE CHAUTAUQUA.
Assembly to be Held in Foreetville
u y 1329. .
NEW HAVEN. June 8.——The Con-
necticut Chautauqua Association
has practically completed the arrange-
ment of its program for the coming
assembly to he held in Forestvllle,
July 13-29. .
.fl‘en courses conducted by specialists
will be offered and there will be a
series of popular lectures and enter-
tainments. Among the distinguished
eduactors who will be board are BishOp
John H. Vincent D.D.,LLD.. Professor
Leon luceut. the Rev.
add it ‘
01' TI LABOR NOTED.
Beulamit
president of the State Carpomors' un-
the action of tho 'Wntcrbui'y Master
Builders' IlauIII-lutiou in declaring for
an open ahup, will be. fought by tlitI
State association, and that 45,000 lllt-‘l
been appropriated for that purpose. if
neceuattry, he Imys, ii company with It
capital of 1420.000 will be organized to
carry on contracts in Waterbury by un-
ion melt. One of the officers of tho
Waterbury Carpenters“ union when
asked by It Waterbury paper. regurd‘
lug Mr. Elmore's statement, said that
the quentltill of organizing u company
had been under consideration for some
time.
“That matter is norm-thing for the
State union." he said. "Mr. Elmore
has becn in Waterbury, and ban oc-
quuluted liluiuelf with the situation
CONNECT'ICUT'S SENATOR PLATT.
Among the eastern aonatOI'u Plait, of
New York. and Hawley, ot‘ Connecti-
cut are especially frail. Senator Plait.
of New York, walks with great dilll-
ruby. and finds it onpcclnlly hard to
get in and oiit of his carriage. Orville
ll, Plait. of Connecticut, who will be
seI-‘enty-ueven in July, in still vigorouu.
anti liven IliIIiI-Ily and takes good cure
of himself He. still maintains his place
my new the top of the ‘eniitc in into-
fulneus. Another mllll of ycatn but of
writ-preserved vigor is William P.
Frye, of Mattie, who will be soveutl“
three iii lilIIptIIIuber. Seiiutoi Hour‘ 5
be the Hillijt‘tl of much cuitgtutulatlon
”new London Day.
SMOKING IN A POWDER MAGA-
INZE
is courting death more suddenly bitt
not more Iiurcly than neglecting kidney
disorders. Foley'n Kidney (lure will
cure a slight disorder in a few diiyn
and Its continued use will cure the
moist obstinate cases. it has enrol
many people of Bright's disease and‘
diabetes who were thought to be than
able. if you have kidney or blatiIch
trouble. commence inking Foley’s Kid
ney Cure today. before it. is too late.
For sale till. l’liiisted'si drug store. “
there. Just what he unit the other of-
ficers of the tinioti intent] to do i do
not know. but i do know that there has
been some ttilk of proceeding in the
manner outlined by hint. The cxccir
tive committee. of the plate organiza-
tion has the power to take tip such
questions. and it. would not surprise
llif.’ :I bit to see something definite done
in the course of a very short. time.“
Very few of the striking carpenters
(ll‘t‘ left in Waterbury. Many of the
men who went. out. have secured posi-
tions IIhzciI'lII-re The master builders
say tlicy tore doing well with the men
they brought there to take the place (If
the strikers.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS SHOULD
KNOW THIS.
Foley Honey and Tar bun mired
many cones of asthma that were con»
IIidercd hopeless. Mrs, Adolph lines-
ing, 701 West Third St., Davenport.
lIIII'Ii. writes: “A SL‘Yt-‘l‘ti cold eon
tractcd twelve years. ago was nculect-
ed until it finally grew into asthma
The belt medical skill uvniliibio could
not give the more than temporary re
lief. Foley's. Honey tiud 'i‘ui- was rec-
ommended and one fifty ccnl bottle on
tircly cured mo of asthma which iIIIIl
been growing on me for twelve years
find if i had taken it at the start I
would have been cured years of suffer
ing.“~ii‘or sale at I’iaisted‘u drug store.
‘0
do To PEEKSKILL.
Colonel Fitch. of the ’I...rd Retri-
ment, accompanied by Capt. John A.
Leontird and Lieutenant l~‘.,.l. Adams
will leave today for l’eeksklll, and will
lie guests of several officeis of the 23d
Icgiment of Biooklyn to: several days,
STOP THAT COLD
or it may Iosult in Pneumonia. Bra
zilian Balm is breaking tip Colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10. 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted’s. ”
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect May 29th, 1904.
)EAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
' NEW YORK.
A, M.~«~12:50x, 53243:. 5:50x. 0:14.
:55. 7:09, 7:46, 8:162; 8:45. 9205):.
:"iix.9:4‘0,10:51x.11235.
P. M.—~l2: 55x, 1: 13... " .55x, 3: 00 11: 45,
:47x, 5: >40 5. 55x, 6‘ 43 6: 55):, 7. 07x,
:n5x. 8' ‘00. 9. 55):, 10: 20
Saturdiiys, in addition to above,
3:30 p. m:
ca
n4-5
SUNDAYS.
A M."'12: 59x, 6: 242:, 5: 50x, 8: 56,
9: 42:.
P..::M-I 47x 2. 55x,5 :40. 5:55;; 7:20
7: 55x 8: ii8x, 9. 55x. 10: 10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK
8: 00x, 9i04x, 9: 16:, 10: 02): 10: 04,
11:00:, 11:02.
P. M.-—:12:02, 1:07, 21,00 2 57. 3: 29):,
4: 02): 4: 06):, 4' 32x. 5: 01:, 5:07, 5:32.
6: 00x, 6:02, 6: 59 8: 00):, 9' 00x. 9: 30,
11: 02x. i
Saturdays, in addition to above 1: 55
p. m. .
,I ouquys.
A. M.—~I12:00x\ 6:00. 7:30,"]0:02x.
P. M.-h:oz. 0:003:00; 11:02:.
l 'Notbing is hotter tor bui'nli than the 9‘
D. Elmore, of Now Biltaln, white of an 033.
thus easing the pulp, and prevents in'
ion. in authority for the statement that damnation,
It excludes all air.
svsnv one” FORTUNE HAD '
”‘3 FIRST FOUNDATION
LAID IN sMALL SAV-
i' lNGO. '
All 'the great financier! of the
present day can look back and date
the beginning of their proeporlty
from the day they opened a depollt
with a SAVINGS BANK.
The SAVINGS BANK lo the
grealeet promoter of economy and
thrift in theworld.
A SAVtNGS BANK promotes the
the idea of Saving. Make the be-
gtnning in email coin. The larg-
er accumulation will take care of
itself.
You can open an account with
only $1.00; made additions to this
from time to time to suit your con-
venlenoo.
We are Open Saturday eventual
from 6:00 to 8:00 to accommodate
these who can not get to the Bank
during the day time.
ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY;
FEW CAN SAVE IT. BE
ONE OF THE FEW.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV-
tNGs BANK.
United Bank Building.
sticngtli III sIIII-uty seven continues to .
AM—i1200x500600700750'
loulsltiiia Purcbiiso Eiposltlon
NEW YORK TO ST. LOUIS, MO.
and Return I
out Dominion line
and cannectlonl.
ROUTE 5.
Via Old Dominion Line to Norfolk,
Norfolk & Western fly. to Cincinnati,
Baltiiiioro & Ohio Southwestern ltd.
to
Sonsou tltkets lI‘oIm 1.,Exc 330 $34. 00
60 day tit-.keta Form l., Exc. 340, 29.3
15 day tickets, Form 1., It) xc. 3-,“ 2t}. 25‘
For further information and tickets
apply to
JACOB M. LllYTON.
5 R. R. Ave" South Norwalk.
FULL VALUE
FOR YOUR JUNK.
You will get. your full value for your
junk by sending a postal to A. Harris,
Raymond street, South Norwalk. We
don't send out any teams unless rc-
quosted by our patrons and friends.
'Phone 356—4. A, HARRIS.
H. 8. Pickering.
iiiIiksltI like iii in.
(J. B. Raymond
(J. l,. McFarland
(Jumcs Morohoad
WANTED——_
Three good men to run lcc wagon,
good wages to right parties.
,McFarlInd,
Successors to
OFFICE, NO. 5 MADISON STREET.
Hi There Capt!
Can you tell me where I can get a
good square meal and something to
drink?
Why, yes, 90 to the
imperial Cate.
That's the best place i know of in town
CARL SCHAUB.
9 Railroad Ave" 80. NONI-III.
i847 » 2904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gan Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
.- Have you seen our stock of
- RICHMOND RANGES? '
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
- 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Etc.
’lfliono, 183.
.i 1
Joanna Brosd’alvos,
and
GARLOCK PACKING:
Carried In Stock. '
'IIOLD Add trivia rLA'i'l'IIh.
New Wand Hostile Ilotorti.
Haventuupertor. Gan mow'vtmin
. In operation. .
"Repalro to Stationary and Ma-
121 15.
BRIDOEllORT ‘24 ADDITION TO
EM “245,5:“3738.
NDAYO.
1’ II. 2.40 7. 05!, 9 05:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
LEAVE Iaou'rn non ALK FOR 7|“. 5,. 1,... a mu MM.
.. L yew HAVE _. mural Gale: .5"
7 AZ. 1:: 12.01;. 1:18, 1156:, 6:18, H
1i:2's .22, 9.03:, 10.05:, 11. 03:. THE G'gGfiCKIBBIN
P..M~1202.112302x,4105201 '. (:0 .
000x640705x9051.91619:01::a ”
sewfllth
. 10412.1 1"~,:6. :4, I
420113;.“3 “7.1”" a
41'. eo”.tItonIVALit.
W. 5"? "__
«motel Vietcon-
Corner nation-II. Amie aim Monroe
iopoeiai to)“ aim Dinner Dally.
' ' ‘ 50 an“.
ultimo Mam nitric. no. In.
St Louis returning same route I
i
I
it... on.
the best
$8.50 Shoe
How in tltc world do
we know.
livery shociuziii says
he does.
All we know is
our “Keith's-Konqttcror"
Shoes are fur and away
the best we've ever 50111..
Olson’s
Shoe Store
Washington
Street
South Norwalk
ran THAT Iron.
For those PIMPLES, for all IRRI-
TATIONS and ERUPTION of tlto
SKIN
TAKE ONL 1’
DR. HUMPHRIES’
BLOOD REMEDY
There is no Sarsaprilla or other ad-
vertiser] Spring Medicines so effective
and certain to euro you as this Pron-
criptlou.
Zeitfuss Pharmacy
8 NO. MAIN 31".
F... 'Lo'cwkw'oo'o 8 Co.
39 Wall St, Norwalk.
are tactory agents for the- following
automobiles:
OLDSMOBILE, all styles.
The WHITE. .
FRANKLIM
LOCOMOBILE'.
Will demonstrate any of the above
machines to interested parties.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND RE-
PAIRING.
traitor sun ion to.
MANUFACTURERS or . “
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHES
and
PA TENT STEEL BOA TS
GASOLINE LAUNCHES.
Fastest and Lightest Made.
—Never Leah—Never Sink-—
DINGEY BOATS, FISHING BOATS.
PORTABLE AND FOLDlNG BOATS,
PLEASURE BOATS AND HOW
BOATS.
SAIL BOATS AND canoes.
. C. L. 51'. JOHN, Agent,
49 Water Street.
Catalogues on application.
80. NORWALK.
WE lNSURE—
GASOLINE
POWER
BOATS.
For. Particulars Call On
,Tflflm I2 “GOLDEN.
74 Washington St,
So. Norwalk, Ct.
not... Initiation...
. FOR STEAM 'AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
Insure: a Warm House, Day and
Night. In ColdesLWeather.
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Norwalk Chronicler