tor will Ix’Ml 111111 why be pro-1 . scribes it for this bloody. wank nerves. I'In wiiI expluIn why It gives sstgfnifnh, caustic, 11111111- Tné'nis 130131;"(31'1‘E11‘1‘efi‘9‘ifiii “1111.311... her this morning for coal. Iinrrlc Morohouuo ot' Winfield street, . spout Sunday at Camp Woodbine, I‘ott ‘ Jefferson. Louis Price and a party of friends want human to Long Island yesterday in Mr. Prlcc‘s launch. Thoodorc Glover. of Winfield strcct. has resumed his position as director of the Oroncca Band of Ridgctloid. Charles Merritt. prescription clerk at the Southport pharmacy, passed Sunday at his home In East Norwulk. Harry Crossctt, who is spcnding his vacation hero, will take liewls Roy- nolde‘ place with J. H. Bundle for two weeks. Communion service was bold yes- terday morning at. the East Avenue Methodist Church. Rov. Edward (11111- nlngham otliclutcd, bowls Reynolds. who is enjoying a two wccks‘ vacation, is to paint his house in Van Zandt avenue. and make. other improvements. The atlcpdnnoo at the. session of the Advent Christian Sunday school was (Ixccptionnlly large yostcrday, 1111a ing to the line wcuthcr. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rogers. of Bollport, Long island. but who have been spcnd- I111: tho wintcr in (Iotn'giu. l111vc been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John R. li'liolu- modicu. Mrs. R. I]. Cartier and (laughter, of West Willington, t‘111111,, l1111'1I roturncd homo utter spcudlng two weeks with hcr sistcr. Mrs. Kntic Richards. of Fitch strcct, Mrs. F. W. (1111111111111, strcct, rcturncd home 11 ihrc1I wcoks' visit. to hcr inoihcr. Mrs. Alcihiu Williams, of lI‘airriow avenuc, Jersey City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs, Ira Rogers, of Iicllport, L. l., are Visiting Mr. and Mrs, John Il'llonuncdicu. Mr. and Mrs. Rogcrs have bccu spending the wintrr in Georgia, and stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs. l.‘Ilo1nn11.-dicu on their way homo, ’I‘hc mccting of the Epworth League at the I: not. Avonue Methodist. Cliuich was 111Ill attcuded yesterday the sub- ject bring ”l‘he Making of a Christian «Ills Iilx1I1'1-ise"'l‘l1c moctlng was undcr the leadership of Frank II‘crgu. son, of Winficld Saturday from Tho siculucr Addie V. is still laid up at. hcr wharf. The. accident which put her out of commission the other ' day was duo to the breaking of 11 crank pin. This will tnkc. at least tun days to repair. and is qultc an (prcnslvo piece of work. 'l‘hc new crank pill ls being madc in New York. Wcokly (ulcndar of the. East Arcnuc Methodist lI‘ 111st opal Church: Tuesday. 7: 45 p.111. Jumcs UHommcdicu‘s class; ’l‘ucsday. 7:45 p. 111., Pastor's l’robuiionvrs' Class; \I'cdncsduy, 2 p. 111.. I.:1dics' Aid work nicoiiug; chpcs- day. s p. 111. ()lilcial Board 1111111111115; ’i‘hnrsduy. 7’45 11. 111., prayer 111ecil1111': Tillil‘h‘lllu .:45 p. 111., Junior League; Friday. 7:1i1'1 p. 111., Junior Band, lcd by Frank Me in Friday. 8 p. 111., meet. ing of Hit chorus; Sunday, May l4th, '1‘21'30 p. m. annivcisury of the Epworth League. Spcciul music by chums, address by the paslol. John Colo is making garden. lie was at work this morning with u gar- dcn fork. tllling tho soil and leveling 11 patch of ground whcro his tiout for- merly was. What be Is going to plant could not be learned, but In nll prob- ability it will be wutcr cross or sun wrcd. 'I‘ho mud digger Suburban. whilc cxcuvullug tl11I trcuch for wul- 1I1' plpcs. threw the mud in 11 large pllc right where John's tiout. should have lmcn. I11 order to got tho tiout buck in place thcI mud had to bc l1.I1'clc1i off. i‘Iulcss thc trtInch In fillcd in again thc batik of mud across thtI shallow sidc of the draw will I111 11 great bothcr to owners of launches. ROWAYTUN. Agent: for The Evening Sentinel, in Rowayton. are Frederick LocltwoOd, Elwood Broadway Ind Charla: Petty. order. sent to any of the “on will rccolve prompt Ittnntlon. 'I‘lic sonwblrds In this vicinity are. more plcutiful this spring than they burn 111-111 in many yours. "a... pm”... . Itcliuucc Hook and Ladder (:ompuny will hold a special meotlng tonight. Hurry W. Mother. of South Norwulk. has been awarded the contract to oroct the truck house. Minn Lillian Btophcnnan. of Mount Vernon. New York, formerly toachor In the South trim Mile River school spent. sundny with Mr. and Mrs. John DeWuu-rs, of Pennoyer street. A Kiri living not far from flownylon who has been thinking of getting mar- ried. has hesitated, owing to tho yours that bar sister has 11111111 married she has attended only once circus. had throe sleigh-“11111111 four babies and two phr- tiob. and built the tire almost every morning. Wau- Aumun Wichmnnn tho Rdwnywn butchur. known 1111 "illnmm'cit." do“ not cure to break in any more spirited phallic homo» 1111 111111111111 one from 11m York the other 111111.1111111111 T111111- , company with Thomas silk. luv the 11m u 7 M mm M Intoxication $1111 and .I inub' Plum had not 11131111 1111- when tho horucs blood cut loose and in two seconds and onudonth he was in the gutter. spinning around on one of his cars and Silk wa on the other side. One. of the reins ad brokcn, causing‘tho acci- dent. The horse never stopped until he had run the entire length of Itoway— ton and had gouo up the hill to 1). ll Raymond’s house. ..........._.._. The annual election of officers of tho Rowuytcn Methodist Episcopal Sunday school was hold at the close of tho regular session yostcrduy. The lot lowing were elected: Superintendent~Charles W. Bell. Assistant Superintcmlcnt——~R. S. Brynn. Secretary—Earle ._ Thames. Assistant Secrets ~Mlss Boatrlcc DcWanrs. _ ’ ’l'rcnsuror—Gcorgo W. Stevens. Assistant 'l‘l'ellslll‘el"~vMiSS Pearl Stevens. Librnrl1111-Edwln 11. Stevens. Assistant Librarianm—Gcorgc W. SteI vons. Committee on Decoration—Mina Maude Raymond Miss Ilcutricc' 1)ch1.- era. Mercy itnd Help—Mrs. Mary 'l‘homos. M 1's. Edna Walker. Miss May 1'}. Ray mond. (‘1.1111111ittoos to arrange l’or (lhildrcn'r Day exercises were nine appointed. 'l‘hc Rowuyton public school honor roll shows the following pupils neither ubscnt nor tardy during the month oi April: Tracy Amblcr, Frank DeWat- (It's, .Icnnic Dni‘uuli, Ellen James, Qlivc James, Margaret .ItInnings, Iiurold Kcndrick. Marjorie Mills. Charles, Poi 1y, Edwin Smith, Russel Thomos, Ar- thur Wulkcr, Emma Cushmun. Morl'i son Dani-by, Marlon Godfrey, Ulnh linrl, llcllc Hoffman, Elliot Jennings. William Lynch. Florence Moore, iI‘rcd Mcrriflit‘Ild, William Mills. Lona (Jakcs. Eduard Print-,0 Edna Sit\'.11gc Rosc Suill‘111.l\iuy Tuck Linn 'I‘nlllc James Smith lnIsllt‘Hllltlgt‘1.110110 liranda Arthur Clark, Sundnchy Delliis, Frank Dciliis, I‘rur] II‘rukc. Luster James, Do]- In llatnbcrl, Lois Marsh, Addison Mills, Ruth (lakes. Muy S:1v11gc,.lol111 (lit-w crlcy. Marlon Crockoit, Mildred (lush 111:111, Myrtle II‘rukc, Julia Lambert. Marion Lynch, Robcrt. Rowland. (for lam-I Ackart, Maudc Iirundugc, Mary (lullcn, Ethel (iclsi, Mario Moore. Mu bcl ()nkcs. liorlhy Ruckctt, Lizzie S111 1130, Hazel Wood, (‘larcncc t‘losc. liar. old (lutbill. John (iulsli. Russcll liail, Francis Huxlm', (Icorgc Jarvis. Russell Mills, Mcrlon Ruckctt, Milton Row- land, (‘hurlcs Suitiin. Edward 'l‘uttlc. Darius 'I‘utilc, Allcn Judge, James Dc lancy. Willie. Sec. ' DARIEN AND NOROTON. —_———-—- Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In ‘Darien, are Arthur Slauson. and Wall. lace Sharer. Orders sent to either Of the above will receive prompt atten tion. The reflection of thc fire at Rcll hun's place. at. Noroion, curly ll1l1 morning. was plainly sccu hero. and the alarms from sicum cngincs and fire bolls aroused nearly 1111 the rcsi dcuts of the place. .‘Iamcs R. Room}. 11 wcllIkuown WatI strcci. opcrntor, will be a summer rcsl dcni at Noroton Heights this season Mr, Roche has rcntcd the (I. W. South wick cottage on tho llcights. Mr Soulhwlck will summer at Lake Sun upcc. Mr. and Mrs. Snmuol Grumman l111v1 rclurncd from 11 two wccks‘ trip south in company with Mr. and Mrs. John III. Knapp, of South Norwnlk. The,» visitcd l’cnnsylvania. Atlantic City Lakewood and Mattcuwan, New Jersey At ihc lutter place Mr. Knapp inspect (Id 11 lurgo farm which he has undct cultivation. Residents of liurlcn ballevc that bar glais were about. again. last Friday night although it is hardly thought ihlcvcu would mako so pinch noise ()1 roam about in such 11 ptibllc tnnnncr. Doors 1111 ”to 1csl1lcn1 on of 'I‘hoodorc W.Aus1in..loscpl1 Molchouso. Mrs Scott Willtuhtuon and F. V. Cuntrcll Wf‘il‘ 1uttlcd and a great. disturbancc rulscd. At. ihc'lutter pluco Mr. (Tan. troll asked what was wanted, and thc man outsidtI lnqulrcd his way to Non walk. So far as lenrncd nothing has bccn clutch in the past few days. w... Two of tho oldest. rcsldouis of Dar- icu 111111111111 away youtordny. cousins 11. loss that will in! full by many rclu tires and l'rlouds. Walter H. Iiutos. ucarly ninety years of 111,111, died at his homo horc. l-Io lonrvos one daughter. Miss Anna Ruins. Mr. flutes hud for yours boon 11 vcstrymun at St. lutkc's Church. uud wus highly respcctcd for his many good qnnlltlos. Mrs. (111111- lcu Wblinoy. ovor ninety yours of one dl1I1I at her home. Sho was tho moth cr of Stewart, Wulicr and Horace Whitney. uil well-known residents hcrc, 11111! was also 11 respected moni- her of the longrngnilonul Church. 11111131901111 Agent. for the Ivnnlng Inntlnol, in wmpm't, are a. DIglovnnnt and Wm. 11. 1111111. ordm «at to ultim- of the above will roqnlvn 11111111111 nmntlon. Mrs Iilrum Jelllffm In occupying the Brown 111111111111ch in “1111111111111. A. it .lcllitf and wife are visiting in New York. inn-u The wife of Bupnrinicndent of fever. W ‘ M111. Thomas 'l‘rumlweli of Lyon: Plums. 11111141111111 the guest or Mrs III. N. Blppurlcy. ammonia-1 Imus-loo Salmon 1111111 family havu bibh‘ vinniui than old home 111-10an I. - , “ Plains. Schools Tracy, is the victim of scarlet» 1111111111 11111111 31111111 71111111111111.1111 11111 It I; announced that nonstop: in the Sausatuck schools that hnvd been ‘ . closod owlng’ to an epidemic of scarlet ’ fcvcr will bu resumed Monday. There is no Improvement in the con- dition of Mrs. George Northrop. who has for so loan 11 time been critically ill and her death iii momentarily ex- pected. 1, Ian- The brakatuan that was injured by falling from a flying lrolsht. (1111- Wod- nosday night. 11nd taken to tho Nor walk hospital front here has had the toes of the left foot amputated. There to activity about Beachnide Inn preparatory to the opening of the place for tho season. about May 30.11 in to be under the same management ago ll 'l‘hcle impetus to be a fatality about the woik on tho Saugatuck bridge and since its commencement. :1 number have bccn more or loss seriously injur- 11d, chicilv through carelessness. Thursday, one of the Italians outplayed on ihc‘ Work was caught in the rigging of 11 spile driver while In operation and it is 11 miracle that he escaped with his “to, 1111 hp canto in the closest contact. with tho driving weight. The ' machinery was stopped I11 the nick of time and an associate pulled him away from the deadly hammer. -—Coughs and colds, down to the very bordcrland of. consumption. yield to the soothing, healing influences oi Dr. Wood's Norway Pino Syrup. WEST NORWALK. Mr, nnd‘Mrs. D. C. Green have mov- cd to Hartford. Mrs. Mary Stevens visited in New Haven, Thursday. Mrs. chry Ilurtls and son Charlie :isitcd with friends in Now Canaan. l‘hursduy. . Mrs. I'I‘rnnk Bates entertained her nothcr, Mrs. (‘uutrow, of Norwalk. last wcck. Mrs. James Whittington 11nd daugh- ‘cr Madeline. of New York. visited hcr parents hero rocontly. A vory quict wedding took placc last 11'cck Sunday at Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss .lcbccca liulnilton was nultcd in mnrv "loge to Benjamin llrilton. of Key- -iort, N, J. 'l‘l1c Rev. II‘. W. I-Iunnnu. it tho llushwick Avcnuc l’rcsbytcrlun f‘huri-h. performed lhtI ceremony, 11f- cr which the couplc lci’t on 11 trip. they will rcsldc in Kcyport. N. J. NEW CANAAN. Mr. and Mrs. John McKay left Sat- 11'1i11y for a summer sojourn in Scot- 1nnd. Mrs. J. Lewis Wood, of Brooklyn, is visiting Mrs. Charles Wood, Summer strect, William Scclcy. of I tlcu is 11 gucst If his :islc1'1‘dIs.Sicpl11.I11 Wood East avenpc. Miss Dobbins, of Brooklyn. Is 11 guest If hcr 'slster, Mrs. I-‘rank 1.11110, For- .Ist strcct. . George Purdy, of Now York, is (I11~ toying 11 \Vcok's vacation of. his home .11 East urcnuu. Howard B. Raymond has taken 11 Iosltlou as tclcgruph‘operator for 11 irm of brokcrs in New Haven. Missl Louise Bryant, of 19 not nvcnuc. bus bccn the 1.1111 st of M1. and Mrs Ttuy lii'yunt, ill Stamford. the past wcck. Night Watchman John D. Wood moved into his newly purchased rcsi- lcnce. corucr of tlrovo sircct 11nd rall- 1'011d avenue, Friday. William Durruh died at his home in Railroad avonuc. Wednesday, in his 75th your. The funcrul was held from his Into rcsldcncc. today at 2 p. in. Iluriul was in Lakcvisw Ccmctcry. Thc S. W. Ilnbbcll Building Co. have been awarded tho contract for “Fresh Air lionlc" to bo (.Irectcd 111 New Canaan by tho Grace Church of Now York city. Tho plans wort- :Ir11wu by Architect W. I’chll ltob- 11111, 19 l.lburt.y slrcct. und hitvc bocn Inscribed in 11 previous issue. That. the local firemen can fight llrc was surely tlcnionstrutod 111 thc burning of the burn on William li‘iscli‘ ill'llw‘ proporty on Brushy Rldgc. Fl‘llllty 'iftcrnoon. From the time Ilrc appur- 1111111 was startbd from tho engine house until water was playing on th1- 1-onil1111ratlon,1uut twenty mtnuics bud claimed Considering that it. is 11 vol— 111111-01' department. that tin- mIono of the. lirc is 11 mile undu hair from thc motor of tho borough and up 11 slccp roadway, 11nd the necessity for pump- ing from thllii, one cannot. help praising tho llromon. Bill Wells were pumpcd dry. and. notwithstanding dc. toy to charging from 111111 Well to un- othcr. a number of smaller build- ings adjacent to the large burn wero 1111111Id,lncl111iin1; a henncty, which was vnluod 111 III. 000. and on which thorn was no insurance. The other buildings worn fully Insured. ’lliu burn con~ taint-d 11 largo quantity 'of hay, straw. outs. food and furmln Implements. machinery trucks, veh 141111 ctc. The tire broke out in the top of the buy» mow. and when first diuuovernd 11111111111 were issuing from the caves and quick- ly spread to the entire building. So last did the tire 11111-11111) that 11, 1111111 possible only to not .out the chitin and horse: and | low vehicles. '1'1111 tire ll supposed to have bean incen- diary ' in, origin. "OF THAT GOLD. - or It may result In pneumonia. Bro: ever tried almost 111 hunt exception. 10,25. lithe and It tlti bullion. 'l‘lin Cllf ford. Buxtor' 11 11nd I'iuistsd’s. "" i’ulilet‘ Mun—"rum In to be u rmm' fin—my. 1111M. fl 1m ant 11111 to 111111 manic-III- 11111 val 1111111 _ .g a 11inch Balm l11 Inuktn up coins when _ 1111111611111 1111111111" . lN nnowru or 1111123. W Forestry 11111111111111. Moots and film- Officers. Dr. Ill. I-I. Jenkins, of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station at Now Haven was elected president of the Cdnnccilcut Forestry Association Saturday. Tho annual meeting was hold at Momortnl Hull, Hartford. The officers of the association now are: Prcsldenthr. E. II. Jenkins, New Haven Vice-President ~— Professor Henry F‘orguson. of Hartford. '1‘. S 130111.11: West Cornwall, Willis l1. Twitcbell of Hartford. seer-otarymmvcrstté S. Geor, of Hart ford. Correspondong Morotnry —— Miss Mmy Winslow, of Wéutogne. of TreasurerwAlfrcd Spencer, Jr.. of Annual-"Appleton It. l'lillyor. of Hartford. Advisory Bonrd~Tho ubov1o officers and Major E. V. Preston, of Hartford. Edward A. Bowers. of New Haven, and Mrs. Bessie I3. Gcr',111d of South Nor- walk. Walter Mumford. president of the so- ciety for tho past your. in now in Wash- ington in tho forcstty bureau of fod- erai government and was unable to be at the meeting Saturday. Major Prcs ton presided. Treasurer Spencer made. his report, which showed a. balance of $196.09. Secretary Gear made a rc- port which was vcry gratifying. It showed that tho following had joined the association since the last annual meeting: A. White, Connecticut Agricultur- al Collcgc. Storrs; Edward A. liowors. New Haven: Ii‘orcst School. N1’I\V,,li.'1vun; James 11‘. Brown, North Stonington: Itobcri. 15111). villc, Chaplnvillc: Alfred Ackcrmun, Now I'luvon; .l 111Ig1I John A. Stoughion, East Hartford: W. M. Shcpurdson, Mlddlcbnry: John M. Ney. IluriIord; Henry W. Farnlium, Now March; .I. ll. Whittcmorc, Nuugutuck; (icorgo C. i-iam, Naugntuck; C. S. Wadsworth. Mlddlclown;'Itcv. Dr, Francis (iood- win, Hartford: Mrs. John llucl. liitch- iicld: ll. ii.,lli'istol, Wutcrbury; Miss Mary Illnc, Middlcbury: Allen R. Cook. II‘urnIington; I". W. Williams, New H11- vcn; Joseph Parsons. haltovillc: Ar- thurll. (it'a1'cs,Ncw llavcn; Austin 11‘. liuucs Nowli111'0111llr.Arthur \laihcwson. South Woodstock; Frcricr lck (‘omsioclc Eusl llurtford.1I‘1ank II. Sittdimullor. West Hartford. Slaio Forester Austin II‘. Iinwes. oi New Haven, 11111111' 11 111111111 of the. work that it licing donc at tho 1:.1;p1.I1'l1111I11t sinllon plantation in Rainbow and at Portland. At Rainbow lhcrc are 1013 acrcs. Ton acres wcrc planted to chcsinut trees this spring. 'l‘bcrc 111'1» forty-live norcs planted to twcniythrcc different. rurlciics of ircos, and ion acros will soon be planted to white plan. At Portland thcrc arc Lilllil ucl'cs which cost the 311110 1111 urcrugtI of $1.64 1111 acrc. 'I‘hc most. of It is 11 natural forest and is being nscd to show how 21 natural forest should bc treated for thc bcst dcvolopmcnt (11' lumber. II‘our acres of chestnut. (recs hucv rcccntly bccn pluntcd 011 thc Portland lands. The matter of having 11 publication con‘nuitteo for tho purpose of trotting lhc ncwspupcrs to publish matter to fatulliurlzo the. public with tho work and objects of the. socicty was consid- orcd favorably and Major l’rcston 11p- poinicd Dr. Jt‘nklus, Stuto Forester lluwcs anti Miss Mary Winslow. of \chtnguc. 'l‘l1c association voted to adopt a res- olution on the death of the late I-ioracc Winslow. of Wcatouuc, who was th1- first prcsident. of tho association. SHALL CONNECTICUT WOMEN BE ALLOWED TO VOTE? m.— Copy of the Bill Which the General Assembly May Decide to Pass. 'I‘ho toxt of the bill rcportod favor- able by the Woman 9 Suffrage Commit tcc recommending womvu to vote at municipal elections and which will conto up for action in Hartford Is as follows: "Suction 1.-—-All women cltlzcns of the United States, residing in any town in this state. shall be entitled to be all enrolled as municipal voters of such town upon the some e ndltions as to age and residence. and pan the sume proceedings as to Application, (Ix— umlnntlou and admission as 11111 now provided by law with regard to the all- 1ulsslon of men as electors. such pro. oeodlngs to be before the same, otllclulu 11nd at the scum times 11nd places as in tho coco of tho nu-u. "Scction 2.~An,v woman who is made a municipal votcr undur this act shall have the right to vote at any nicotlnlz of tho town. city or bor- ough in which she rcslttcd when udw tuitiod and shall still rosldo. 11nd at any election and buliotlng thcrobl‘. provldcd tho mutter acted upon is not 0110. that. by the Constitution of. the state can ho voted upon only by locally constituted cicctors. Any wo~ mun rcmoving from tho town whcro 111lu1lllc1i can vote I11 any other town only by being admitted In such town 1111 a municipal voter thereof," Norwalk . Hardware Company, 34 11111111191111. ,Mnin Btroet, The Gas Range 13 ALWAYS THE 31111111. ‘ TRY OUR FAVORITE“ CAKE on 111—111 11' 131111123 IN, am 40 MIN urea. you cAN ALWAYS BAKE THAT CAKE (IN 11-111 SAME KIND or PAN) 111 40 1111111111723. AND 11' WILL ALWAYS be non: JUST 1111:1117. Bythe 17's THE 3531' 1111112111 THE YEAR TO PIPB yous HOUSE. Estimates Cheerfullylilven 1111.1'111111111111. Them 6.. The L till Paint Actuallu Costs Less than $1.25 per Gallon A FULL LINE OF PERRY BROS. VARNISHES IS ALSO CAR- RIED lN STOCK AT THIS STORE. Charles E. Dow, HARDWARE. .1“ WASHINGTON ITREIT. Prion. 143-0. Granl’ 5 Restaurant 88 North Main Street, South Norwalk. BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET 10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU. LAR DINNER, 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS FOR $3.50. ALL HOME MADE BAKERY. F S. BANKS Carpenter. Builder and General Contractor ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR JOB- BING. BUILDING OF NEW AND BE- MODELING OF OLD STRUCTURES. IN OR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. —RlBlDENOI—- TI MAIN ITEEET. NOIWALK. 1111 with 1111 COUTH NORWALK, CONN. ORGANIZED 1882. WITH 91111111111 3100.00000 Surplus. $100,000.00 Nu Profits.“ 360.0 00.00 Iollnltl account. of Individulb. mun. MIOWI‘II'I, moron-1m nnd corporation: upon favor'abln tor-no. IDWIN H. NATHIWION. PHI. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vloano- ’ JAOOI M. LAYTON, “Ill". DillOTOlI. 'n “o "MOW“ John "I LI" John H. Knapp Hnnry hymn! tin-lab 11. Marvin Imuol Grumman flirtation 0mm J. Wall-on Marvin 'N‘. H. "DWI”. ‘ 1... ... as. p... M... 1-..... . FRANK llllll Still PLUMBING STEAM nor mun. AND. #1.! rmma 7111; Sheet 1111111. Copper and Zinc. 60 111111111 Hun 11111111. " Ens-Ln 51:11.: swmmmm -~ .. ~» Professor Ii. S. (Iruvcs. __ , . tut-Wm. INSURANCE. 1. I I 1' II!- 1 ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY. '. LIFE ALSO. oh’t put off until tomorrow in! duty of today. Office, United Bank Building, 811th Norwalk, Conn. Telephonu ass—~15. Fresh Fish BLUEFISH, 8c lb. WEAKFISH, .. 81: lb. STEAK cop. 121; lb. EELs,3L38., .............25c SILVER BAss, .. 70 lb. GERMAN CARP, 81: lb. SHAD, HALIBUT AND OTHER KINDS or mean FISH AT REA- SONABLE pmcns. . THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. Old Salvation Army Bulldlnl. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop. South Norwalk. 1.. uu~uo u...- Get That Bioticle out of the attic; look It over. If It Isn't a NATIONAL “nwop” It far one; or let us tuna It up to run “something like 111 NA- TIONAL.” Bargain: In Tlrel. Don't forget the Guaranteed Gas Mantle. H.R. BULKLEY, 62 80. MAIN ST. 114790”. PLUMBING AND ITIAH HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. . OTOVES AND ANGEI, ILATE AND TI ROOFING, Ga: and Steam Fittln', ill leturu. Met-l Celllnu. Itc. Have you seen our flock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISI COMPANY. 17 WALL "115:1. NOIWALK. Wall Paper Tall-1 Selecting Wall Paper I: largely a matter of taste. We have everything In color, dealga and grade. .We Will aid you In making selections that Will harmonize with your other Interior decoration: .1 TO ORDER. .Wlndow shade: and picture frames. SPECIAL. Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 250. White 131111 Bras: Curtain Poles. 100. Painter‘s Supplies, Crockery. Glass- ware. etc. 1 Painting and Paper Ranging. l. H. linker, 87 WASHINGTON STREET. I South Norwulk. Conn. Tolophnno Connootlon. 1 'Pllono. 1H1 Jenkins Btud'nlm Ind MILODK PACKING Barri-d In Omit. 001.11 AND IILVII 1111111110. New llnIlnniI Decide Mill's. Have no Iuporlor. am about than in our-111111. Input" tit Otltlonlry and NI rlnn 11111111» and annual lub- lno Work 31111.11“. .1 2H3 G. N. McICfBBlN M'F'G C01 II WATII IT. . DO. NOIflAI-K. ' Insists. I binocular ['11 8 cm Milk‘ "cunoouu‘nou-unl‘o ”0 3 FREE Kalli!!! IIIOOIOIOOIOIDIIDIO a“ I 3 11115111. Pancake Flour 1......1... “it 2 11111111 11-0 Oatmeal also 14 ”comes. AVENUE. EAST NORWALK, , Icons. .wmd—nr Ihroat“ Nose an Ear scientifically treated 11111 cured by tho. remedies. Now Installed at till South, Main street and any calling will be given consultation and examination free. by a specialist who has been con. WAGE WORKERS' I-IOSP. 3611111111, Branch, 66 80. Main 81:. ~'; Treatment hours, 3—10, 1-1, 7-8. HOTEL VICTORIA CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND MONROE STREET. Newly furnished throughout. Mont comfortable and unto-date hotal In 111. city. Electricity and heat In every. . room. Baths in connection. Pet's. fect sanitation. Rooms excellently. appointed. Alwny: comfortable and quiet. Cute carrying I full line of 11:11.1; Merrill and Condlt's wines, liquor! and cigars. Best atocked but In tin city. , T. J. SULLIVAN, Prop. TELEPHONE CALL, 89H. W.-.” . . .__.___._._._..__« 1.111111111111111111 the Remedy ered good form to encase the link In wood, thereby concealing the trap, making It Inaccessible and offering a place for the cclloctlon of filth and vermin. , if this condition exists in your house- hold. let us remedy the trouble by in- stalling a snowy white "Standard" For. cclain Enameled Kitchen Sink. Our work Is satisfactory and prices right. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8., South Norwalk, Conn. Wall Paper. 'Our ntpck‘of new goods just "8 is a little larger than ever befort. Wonderful how low you can buy nice good: here. You know we do the work in the very bent manner- 1a mail We have taken 1 11111111 m 9contracto for house painting and will be glad to lubmit figures fat your work. iIilmnlm We try to carry In stock every: thing you need for 1h: dumtic ' oilyour house inside or out. E. E. Gorham; TILIPHONI its-n. ‘ y 111 mm or. I. 11011111111110. "INC“; ALL 'NIUBANOI. “IAN-m 3‘33?" '5'11‘1‘15i 1'1- "WA“ FATIN?’ “(III I :OUTH ”Al 1'." a", ‘ 3Dk3l.Gl'fl1pONlli1li‘unuuunnik A. STULLJ Any diseased condition of 1111‘ ‘ Throat. Nose or Eur successfully and , latest: and most improved methods 111111. nocted with the New York Hospital. , Only a few years ago III was consId-l no“: «11111111111111.11111111
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