III IIIII Illllll III III iAII llllllIS HAVE THEY BEEN PAINT- EoI — we FURNISH THE BEsT BLACK PAINT AT THE VERY Low PRICE OF 15 cENTs PER GALLON IN BARREL Lore OR 20 cENTe IN sMALLER QUAN. TITIEs. .. J .. ll“, Gas Co. 7 Every Style Every style of wall paper that is in keeping with good taste can be found in our stock. Our assortment is so large and var- ied that you will have no trouble in making a selection. TO ORDER Window Shades. Picture Frames, Painters' Supplies. Artists' Materials. 'ercrALs. .._—_. White Curtain tPoles with Fixtures, 100- is illflmh Cloth Window Shades, fringed, 250. Extension and Solid Half Curtain Rods, 10c. ’ CROCKERY. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. L.H.Decker 87 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Telephone ConnectionI. Conn. SpeCIaIty Mfg. Co. Will TER STREET. souTI-I NORWALK. New ANoancosInnANw Electric Motors runNreHEo, INsTALLEIS AIID its PAIRED. sATIsFACTIoN seas. ANTIID. or} IIIINKOIINSOOI narrative. ISTEIIM. ‘ nor wn Ten. Inn on: :rrrrlrv‘o ’ Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper and Zinc. so saga its); "'54.... , . BOWL ALTOGETHER. b E. H. Mathewson lIInI IIIII SIIIly I". III lIIIIIIIII. Your savings invested with the in- dustrial Savings and Loan Co are free .trorn speculative danger 3—:oaru 5 per cent. mt annum -a profit consis- tent with safe nrcllrods~ and al- ways subject to your control. 5 per cent. per an- num paid for ev- ery day invested, wilhdrnwnble at your pleasure. Endorsed by the most conservative authorities upon investments. State Supervision of New York and Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so. MAIN ST. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence FREEDOM from worry about your fu- ture—if you live. lNDEPENDENCE from want of your family—if you die. An ENDOWMENT in the Conn. Gen‘l. Life Ins. Co. given you both. FRED”. FIELD _ GENERAL AGENT. N. Smith Ferguson. Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK, CT. 1 THE UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER CHOPS ALL KINDS OF FOOD into Clean Cut Uni- form Pieccs as FINE or COARSE as wanted. —— Other machines chop meat only. THIS DOES AWAY .WITH THE CHOPPING CROPS Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Cabbage. Breed:- EVERYTHING. —-—-—- .A machine you will use every day. Call and see it. Foresale by WATKINS &. DOW Hardware SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 143-6 mews.-.“WWW.” .. ,- W, _,.N_,-7m IIII IIIIIIIIII IIII souru NORWALK, c0NN. WITH Capital $100,000.00 Surplus. $100,000.00 Net Promo. 5’55. 500.00 Solicits accounts of lnlelduals. man- ufacturers, merchants and corporations upon favorable terms“. nun—nun— EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice- Pree- JACOB M. LAVTON, Cashier. ———-— DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Oamuei Grumman Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. Inn PIPER Mi...” . , ‘ OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS . JUST.- IN IS A LITTLE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. . WONDERFUL HOW Low vou cAN euv NIcE eooos HERE. YOU . KNOW wepo THE WORK IN TI-IE ”VERY nEsT MANNER. wE HAVI PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO SUBMIT FIGUREI FOR YOUR MONK- z»: 3‘5“.“ There will be n 8000 deal of hand embroidery on the new wool waists and gowns. TAKEN A coon NANY coNTRAcTe FOR HOUSE . we :er To cARRv IN crook EVERYTHINc You NEED Fen THE oEcORATIous or voun House p‘eciéls I, FANCY CREAMERY IUTTIR. 22c LI. . . 8 CANS “NEITLIS” COW MILK FOR 200. \ MEADOW BROOK IRAND COW MILK, 5c CAN. 3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES...” 25°. READY BITE 106 PGK. A. StuII 24 CO'I,“ PAGE AVENUE. EAST NORWALK. CONN. LOWEST PRICES 0N Automobile Tires 8 Supplies if you would Verify above. call and not our figures, WE HAVE INTERESTING PROPOSITIONS ON AUTOMO- GILES. Factory agents for Cadliac- and Orient Backboard. H.R.BUI.KI.EY, 52 80. Main 8!. WW ‘wthgsale' Retail House Import‘ed Liquors, Beers, etc.. as well as all the DOmestic Brands. Bot- tled by the case for Fam- lly Use. Delivered free of charge. Call and see the stock, at my new place of business. Herman Quittner, 45 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk. Telephone 373—2. F E Teaspoon '8» "Cd. 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 BE- . PAIRING. flu Onion side Feed Boilers, FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. Insures a Warm House, Day and Night, in Coldest Weather. I su—ue. urea—.— Send for Catalogue and Investi- gate Ior yourself. tutor I legervo‘oil Company. 96 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. ' gircst of the inulrlgnna at their home 'tipation, bll been ”I!!!“ W. A Bronson has been visiting friends In Bridgeport W.-.” .Ie Edward Cunningham, Jr., is in Bridgeport today on business. Mrs Sheldon of Brooklyn is the in Sun Icw avenue. .__....————- Rev. and Mrs. F S. Ainsworth, of E nst avenue are entertaining Mr and Mrs. 0. Parker ot'Sprihifflelil, Muss Alonzo W hN-Ii‘i is at Snvln Rock today attending Ii reunion of his regi- Incnt, the 'lhirtcerrlh ( onncItltut Vol- unicorn. Rev. J. W. Davis made arrangements to get a supply of books for the Ad- vent Sunday srhool yesterday while in New lurk. __..___.... Riv. A G Nyrcen and Rev. 0. Olson nro guests today of itcv. C. J. Vahl‘ strorn pastor of the Swedish (‘ongrc- national chur‘ch. lirank Merriam will lend the Ep- worth League meeting tomorr'ovv cun- lrrg lit the East Aicnuc Methodist Church. Subject. The Better Country. \ W. W. (‘omstoik of South Norwnlk, in painting several of his homes in Hartford i’lecc 'lho prevailing color is red, with white trimmings and green blinds. Captain W. ll \crity went down the harbor this morning with the Addie \. and riturncd with a large three-musted schooner londcd with lumber for the llnbbcll, llall & Randall Company, of Norwnlk. The names of these boys who reside III the vicinity of the gravel pit and who threw stones into the yard and authorises of- Mrs, John Mains yester— day are known and if it is repented; will be punished. At, an election of trustees for the East Avonuc Methodist Episcopal Church held on Thursday evening. Septcvmhrr 8. of which leifhl notice was given E. i Milnrriord C ll. limrner- son and ll 14‘. Day, Jr., were chosen for three years Daniel Lilommcdieu went to (‘an- on on his bicycle Labor Day and while their- \isittd the orihards oi‘ 1”ch iiritto returning with some fine spuri- nrcns of apples A few of them of the Wolf River variety, Mr. I.' Honrmeudieu has on exhibition at his store. There will be . special interviews to- morrow ut the Advent Christian Church. in the morning there will be singing by the Burchard sisters and in the evening the pastor will have some remarks of special interest to make to the congregation. Captain ii rank Allen, of Stepney,u former resident of blast Nor-,walk is spending a few days here, the guest of Edward Lovejoy \‘ihlle here the cap- tnin has been at work at his old trade, hmlng just completed the cabin on Captain Arthur Day s sloop Mayflower Captain Day will do 0y storing with the craft this fall. Rev A. G. NHccn of New Rochelle prmrhcd last evening in the Swedish Congregational Church in Senv' row aye— nuc. Rev 0 Olson. of Bridgeport, wrli punch tonight and it is expected that Rev E. Swanson, of New Haven will be present tonrorrow. Tire serVICe last evening was well attended. Fownvron. _...—-—— Miss Lillian Stephenson, of Mount Vernon. is the guest of friends in this place. . » Mr. and Mrs. William Coiegrovo, of Norwich, are the guests of Mrs. George Wicks, Crockett street. Tor, Call or}? Ore IIIIIS Paint! EAST NORWALK. CONN. nun—un— OF ALL KINDS. COOKED ' TO 00R ER. pun—— IATHING AND FISHING. SHORE DINNERG AND REA FOOD BATH HOUEEO “IO-RENT IV on. ‘4‘; 9‘0". I I. EOSIIIIiI/FI Prepriggu William A. Cushman has returned to his home in Logan street after a lengthy stay in Huntington, L. i. Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt entertain- ed the Flower Committee of the Moth- odist Church at a picnic on the Bur- chard grounds yesterday A very pleasant day was enjoyed by all. The. pastor of the Rowayton M. E. church will begin Sunday a new series . of five minute sermons to the children proceeding the morning preaching ser- vice The subject of the series will be “Jesus and The Home. " This Sunday it will be. "Jesus and the Home of Zaccheus.’ A card will be given to the children tomorrow morning cov- ering the twelve sermons. v . <iliotel Vietbria.i>- the Rowayton Library last evening,l it was decided that hereafter the number of library- cards in one’h family shall be unlimited. new that the library . Y Aycr’s Pills." one ill at bedtime; Keeps the liver active. Ptevents Irons e. “Cures «one, css, sick headache. ‘ , tion which is kept at the library, will ‘ sign at once. ‘ ing her niece in White Plains. At the meeting of the trustees of 4 er, ‘J 0 AusrCou Lowell. lane. According to the run— stitutlon all persons pledging them— sr-lVes to pay fifty cunts yearly and signing the constitution and bylaws shall become members of the Associa- tion of the Free Library and Reading, itnom of itownyton, and only such cnh have a vote at the meeting of the members III October and only those who have paid and whose names are on the constitution book bI-forc Sept. 22, will be notified about. the OI tober meeting. DARIEN AND NOROTON. John Conn is entertaining his sister from New Jersey. Miss Lucretia Cullen was calling on friends III South Norwalk yesterday. Mrs. '1‘. B. Miller has been taken to a New York hospital for treatment The Burr-hard sisters sang at the Soldiers’ Home mission Thursday ev- ening. ‘ Chester Cantrell and Evelyn Reid are now attending the Stwnford High school. James Gordon. of New York, has been spending the past month with his sister, Mrs. J. M. Wilmatt. Mrs. William H. Willmott, Sn, has been suffering from a painful attack of rheumatism of the knees. The attractive addition to Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Sinuson's house, LeRoy Avenue, has just been painted. R. M, Schmidt. has returned to Da- rien and is clerklng in Mr. Geist's public market. Railroad avene. Mr. Avery. of Hariford,,represcntiur: the Fire insurance company. of that name, was in town Friday on business. St, John’s church, of Noroton, suc- cessfully closed their six night fair at the Darien Town Hall Thursday even- ing. F..W. Bruggerhofi’. 0f Noroton. left today for the St Louis exposition. ar- companied by his grandson, Frank M. Jones. Miss Grace Chichcster. of Stamford has been the guest of Mr and Mrs William Weed, at their home in Main street. ——-Five clerks to wait on you at Street's Cash Grocery, Saturdays, and goods delivered to your house free of charge. sit) 1t The baseball teams of the Rowoyton Hose company and Eagle iiook & Lad dcr company are having it out on the Daricn grounds today. Rev. '1‘. B. Miller has returned from a short stay at Middleiown and will prcnch attire Methodist church to. marrow. ‘ Mrs. James Jenkins and two chil- dren and Miss Addie Eager, of Nero- ten. are to remain on the Maine coast until Sept. 15. Mrs. Stephen Spencer will spend a few days soon with Mrs. Mirgaret Selleck. Mrs, Spencer had been visit» The monthly business meeting of the M. E. Church was held Tuesday evening, at the residence of Mrs. Charles B. Fitch. Noroton Heights. Andrew Taylor. the liveryman, has purchased a handsome team of bay cobs from Max ’i‘erlov to replace the valuable horse which he recently lost. Mr. anthrs, William H. Fairbanks and Mrs. Andrew Jayne left. Wednes day, for Meriden. to attend the funer- al of Mrs. Crane, sister of Mr Fair- banks. There are now 120 pupils registered at the Barton Public school. This is about the same as were registered last year. There are ten pupils in the” eighth grade. The depots all along the line of the railroad are being planted. The de- corators are now at work On the Dar- ien stations making them appear more attractive. . . I W I. _ "" Miss Watkins, who has been the guest of William E. Street for the past two months has returned to New York cly and from there will go back to her home in Texas. . ____,._.._._-..... H. C lama, otéDarien «hsspurcgsed a new Jones-Corbin touting our place the auto which he recently dis~ posed of. The new machine is expect ed to arrive on the 19th. C. A. render, of Mattewan. N. Y., father prises Palmer, Jr., of Monroe & Palmer. Ills been the guest this month. of his son. Mr Palmer is :n - street, Norwalk was the guest of Wil- Dar died. ease Iago. go awh- ”Ion ”Who auntiegadr an wk‘ip ed the corner tlunai (moron, on Main liroekslde avenue. street II Albert ll. Elcoilcld has placed Spring grove Cemetery in excellent. condition. The grass has been cut and the paths and roads throughout the lingo bury- ing ground have been put in the best possible condition. W a ' ’ A concert will be given by Rev. Henry i) ’i‘rlnlcnus. Friday evening. Sept 23 at the "i‘own Hail. Dnrlcn. , Mr. 'i‘rlnkaus will be assisted by Miss , Mabel Kellogg, elocntlunist. of South Norwalk and several others. . Mr. and Mrs. Corner, of New York,“ who are new at Rockaway Beach, will visit their cousin. Miss Grace Willmott today nitcr which ”WV “I“ visit the St Louis Exposition and will spend the winter in California, return in: home in the spring. The registrars, George W. Fowler and James Bennett, will meet Thurs- day, September 15..., to complete the list of those wb‘1 desire to be made voters this year. Those who do not get their names in on this Ilulc cannoI be made electors this year. Randolph Wiimott, Robert Wilson and wife and George Wilnrott, who have been guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Ii. Wilmotl. of Main Street, have returned home. Mrs. Ella Gregory and daughter, who have also been Mr. Wil- mott's grunts, have returned to their borne In Norwalk.‘ The, committee on Eagle Hook & Lad- der company‘s fair to be held thn iat- icr part of the month is composed of Louis 1". Sienna, chairman. W. ll. Wri- molt, John Finch, Joseph Slrchlc, Nat— han Finclr,, Secretary Edward John- son. Chris Toylc. liarry Street and Frank Alexander. Mrs. Margaret W. Noble has return- ed to Boston. from her visit to Darlen and Fairiield County. She wrote Sept. 3 of the high esteem in which she held her old Dnricn friends, and added: “I found a warm welcome on my return here. and run now scitlcd down to my work. feeling rested and refreshed in body and mind." There will be a song service in the Methodist. church tomorrow evenini.r Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cushman will sing. The service last, Sunday was greatly enjoyed by all present. Rev. ’1‘. B, Miller gave an interesting ad- dress tom the text “Forgetting the Things That Are Behind, 1 Press For- ward." The speaker claimed the ob- ject of Paul‘s life was the perfection of character. lie said: “Absolute per- fection belongs to Gotl alone. but hu‘ man perfection is possible." The Burohard sisters sang with feeling and sweetness the songs. ”It Christ Abide With Me," “Earth Hath No Sorrow Thai Heaven Cannot Heal,“ and “He Carried My Sins With Him There." 00 NOT BE iMPOSED UPON. Foley & (30., Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a threat and lung remedy. and on account of the great merit and popularity of Foley 5 Honey and Tar mnny imitations are offered for the genuine Ask for Foleys Honey and TM and refuse any substi tute offered as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. it is mildly laxative. it contains no op« lures and is safest for children and delicate persons. For sale at here» ter‘s drug store, ‘ .fl—vL—c— WIDTON. G, F. Lane, of New York, spent Sun- day with friends in town, ‘ l v Mrs. Elizabeth Brady has returned borne to Washington, D. C. Mrs. Charles Jones is very ill at her summer home from rheumatic fever. . Mrs. J. McEwen Bette has returned from a week‘s sojourn in Washington. Conn. I Mrs. N. M Belden of Jamaica, L. l..~ was a recent guest of Miss Sallie 'i‘ucka'. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd of Wes-4 ton, were in town on Sunday, calling on relatives. The Misses Wl'ttcmore, of Morris- ‘town, N. J., are guests of Mrs. J. Mc- Ewen Betts. Miss Hattie Olmstead, of Merwln ton friends last Saturday. Samuel Sturges. William DeWitt and Howard Chichester are at Manassas, ‘Va., with Company D, from .Norwalk. The Wilton delegates to the Demo- cratic convention at New Haven were Representative ,0. T. Gregory and W. K. liubbeli. . Mrs. Frank Comstock entertained fihe Summer Whist Club at her home Tuesday atternoon. Four tables were placed on the lawn, where dainty re—‘ freshments were sewed at the close of the playing. The, successful con- Ihisom, Miss Redmond. Miss Abbie handle and Mrs. G. A. Davenpont Mrs. A. W. Mei-win was awarded the con— solution prise. Miss Katherine Stur- Sins received the guest prize :41‘47X, testants who received prince were Miss ‘ (”IOU IIUIIIOOMO you're Rico iflii'l a I'IPmIeIICIiIIy sealed in tin, this molasses is kept free from dirt and is always In perfect condition. .1 I00.. Inn. tine. lndMi‘. all“. If your groccr‘g‘ioesh noI Ifcep , , it.» it,mltethicr’c hemm- West and Kin”: III" New fern. , Crash Pores FUR Bald warmer S 0E6. —~—_ BOYS' ROUGH ON ROCKS, No Seams at $1.5 AND 1.50. GIRLS LITTLE lNDlAN, Kid Sheen. at 81.25. YOUTHS' SATIN CALF, Elk Lined Soles, 01.25. Try a pair of any of those shoes. they will outwear any other makes. _ 400 PR. LADIES' KID OXFOM'S, ‘ Low Heels. at ' I 980, ALL SIZES. M $3. 000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN NORWALK HEALTH 8HOE FOR LADIES 4. 133.60- ~4 4' 015 on 5 Shoe Stereo Norwalk and So. ,Noryvalk. 41.. m 4,; L. m“ , 1487 04 PLUMBING AND STEAMQ HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. ’STOVES AND RANGER. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, Gas and ateain Fitting. . ,9 Gas Fixtures, Metal ceiling. Ito Have you seen our stock of. RICHMOND RANGES? THE Jones & Hermite. COMPANY, 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK. ‘. r new YORK. NEW HAVEN-a" HARTFORD RAILROAD. ‘ .___._—. TIME TABLE, i. A. in Effect August 7th, 1904. . I LEAVE souru NORWALK FOR; NEW YORK. M A. 8.1—1.2: 59): 5: 24x, 5: 50:, 8: 00:. 6:17, 0:52 72,02 7:.46 8:18;, 8:45. 94262:, 9: 33 10: 51x, 11: 35. P. M—12:55x, 2:551, 3: 00, 3:45. 1:072, 5. 40, 5: 55s, 6. 55:, 7: 25, 7: 55:4, 9:55x, 10:20. Saturdays in addition to above. 3: 39 p. m. 4 e SUNDAYS. A. M.-—12:591, 5:24x, 5:502, ,8: ; 9:42;. P. M.-—2: 47x 2: 55x 5: 40 5:51.71 7: 55:, 8120:, 9: 55:, 10: 10. ____.. LEAVE NEW YORK FOR 800 NORWALK. y A. M.—-12:OOX. 5:00, 6: 00, 'l: 59 8: 001:, 8: 402:, 9:15x, 10: 022; 10'0 11. 00:, 11: 02. ' I’M—12021122008558” 4:02): 4. Mix. 4' 323,5:011. 5:04.5138 6: 001, 6: 02, 8. 00a, 9. 00!, 9‘ $0. 11: 00:. ‘ Saturdays, in addition to above 1 :50 D. II. GUN DAYS. A. M.—-12:00x, 6:00. 7:80. 10.91:. p. III—5: 02, is on, 3.09:. meet. ”—1- LEAVE sourr-r NORWALK lion ‘ new HAVEN. ‘ A. M.-12:llx. 1:19.145“. 3. 7:42, 9:08x, 9:42, 11303:, 11:38. P. lib—42:02, 1:12, commune 5:011; 6:36, 7:051. 9:053, 10“!ng corner RallroadxAvenue and Mom-0e - 4 ‘ owns ouer 600 books, so that each immune photographer -———-—- , . INSIDE OR own at: member 0Levegy ifamily cfinhhave a I Dfrd-h , - . ,4 .. It’s mm funny how ‘ womanir IRIDGEPORT IN ADDITION , special Table c'Hou Dinner any. card if he or B 9 i 0'" e I t rem W" lam arty has now secured nan- can 85qu to turn red about the move, " of age and desires to have one, accord- plenty a W in m. mm. ”I” III I t I 5000 ing to tIIe Irma Tragic that have 80% ”3%: blanked driven to (titre dong EM it” ready 0 turn gray P. M.-2:47, 5:087:28. = .. _, , O E NT erned al or ex- ca '. 1.0: 4,, 9 uses. pm 43m .4 .. ._...—— "’ DINING “-00" .53." “'11" ‘ pump to bring the water to the sur- A mu in Time . SUNDAYS. , 01' S mm... 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