.1-‘Mile was
,Ci'osgo, where her husband became
_ edtor of a Iinivorsaiist paper. Mrs.
. Liyermore acting as associate editor.
tool-liar Wilma
ms
ssasd Away in Mslro‘ss.
‘ P
0811i. Mass. May Sit—Mrs.
II A. Livermore. the well-known
and reformer. died at her home
is 8:15 o'clock this foreman. .
"= . bills and. a wait heart, hastened .
‘thiend - ‘ ‘
rs.
‘ In. Boston on December 19. 1820.
a we. the daughter of Timothy
After being educated in the ,
public schools and the Charles ,
a Female Seminary, she was a‘
her for a number of years. In
married to Rev. D. P. Liv:
. ore, a Universalist clergyman. who
(I ,in 1899. In 1857 she removed to
.Mrs. hivermore was the first presi‘
debt of the Illinois Woman's Suffrage
Aflaociatiom in 1869 she became od-
itoirl‘or the Agitator. but in the fol-
lbfling year she returned‘to Boston
a was editor of The Woman's Joan
II for two years. At the time of her
.esth she was preside t of the Massa-
icliiiisetts Woman's Su rage Associa-
ti n.
mire. Livermore was active in the an.
th’lavery agitation and Washington
Temperance movement. During the
.Ci ll War she took a leading part in
tb work of. the United States sanitary
commission. After her return to this
state she was for 10 years president of
the Massachusetts Women's Christian
Temperance Union. In the course of
her work on the platform she deliverv
ed, lectures all over this country and
in? England and Scotland. «She also
was the author of many books.
...—......—
FOR THE TRADE OF SIBERIA.
Commissionsr Cooke Thinks England
Should Hurry up.
LONDON, May 23.-—‘-'i‘he Board of
Trade today issued an exhaustive rc~
port made by Special Commissioner
Cooke, on the trade of Siberia. in
which British traders are again taken
to task for allowing other nationalities
to elbow them out of a promising mar.
ket.
“The American. Dane and German,"
writes Mr. Cooke, "are already there
and have captured some of the most
fruitful fields of enterprise. These
rich regions will be to Russia’s iii-
creasing miilions what the colonies
are to the British Isles. Even new
Russian immigrants in Siberia. peas-
ants though they be, are supplying the
London market with butter and as
they reap their crops with American
harvesters, discuss with intelligence
their preferences for machines from
Milwaukee or Chicago."
..__...
SEVEN BATTLES FOUGHT.
Exciting Cooking Main Held in Long
Woods. Voitmtown.
VOLUNTOWN, Conn, May BIL—The
cocking main held yesterday morning
in Long Woods was one of the most
exciting ever held in this part of‘ the
state. The birds and their owners
were from Hope Valley. East Green-
wich. Coventry. Warwick, New irons
don and Westerly, R. I. Seven bat-
tles were fought, Westerly birds be-
ing the winners.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. May 23.v——Nonc of the
yachts which sailed from Sandy Hook
lightship last Wednesday in a three
thousand miic race across’the Atlantic
for the cup offered by Emperor Wil-
llam. was sightcd by the White Star
Liner Republic, which arrived today
from Genoa and Napies.’ The voyage
of the Republic which ended today
was her last in the New York-Medi-
terranean service and she brought the
second largest number of steerage
passengers ever carried by a steamer
of that line. The 2.328 third-class
passengers brought in today brings
the total brought here by the Repub-
lic since she has been in the Mediter-
ranean service to 15.000. The Republic
will now go on the Boston-Liverpool
route.
NEW YORK, May 23.—-Arrived:
Steamer Bremen, from Bremen and
Cherbourg.
NEW YORK. May 23.-—Arrived:
Steamer Furnessia. from Glasgow and
Movilie.
YALE CUP AWARDED TO HILL
SCHOOL. ,
NEW HAVEN. May 23.~The Yale
Interscholastic cup for which represen.
tatlves of various schools recently
competed on the track at Yale Field
ha. been awarded for the coming year
to the Hill School, of Pottstowh, Pa.
At the time of the meet there was a
doubt whether Hill School or Worces-
ter Academy was entitled to highest
honors. but the track-management has
now decided in favorof Hill School.
Worcester Academy will be awar ed a
banner bearing the score for it fine
showing.
M
OOUSINS REUNIS PROBABLY LOST
ST. SERVAN. France. May 23.—-—All
hops has been practically given up
heredol' ths' «My of the threemast»
ed :ssiifng vessel Cousins Rennie.
which. left this port eighty days ago
for Surfer-re st Mlquelcn, off i
coat of“ Newfoundland. She had on
7‘ board 123 fishermen and great grief
«prevails here among the missing
.. 1 main families who have begun to put
on mourning.
.PUROHASID CHICAGO BUIINM
, . NEWISRITAIN, May 23.—~Landers.
Fury d: Clark, of this city. have pur-
chased the business of the Dunlap Per-
of Chicago. msnuu
rers of co, pots. and will more
Ilhspsto this bit . C. a. Hero-
illali , of the slit in Oblong.
" are, to e charge of e
LI‘I" ‘ " ' ‘ '
_. II or PACIFIC CA LI. ,
, m‘YORK. May as. he Dutch
at Indies audible Caroline islands
'Mary Ashton Livermore was .
he.
uninhibit- Lucy
Stovalimf'l'litomas.
said after tsiiinl
, Kodoi Dyspepsia
‘ , Cars. Hundreds
' ofotbsrwssk
women are
, being rs-
storsd to perfect
' health by thisrsm-
sdy. YOU may bs
wsli if you will taks
It.
Indlgsstioncsusss
nearly all the sick-
ness that woman
have. It deprives the system of nourish-
ment and the delicate organs psouiislr to
woman suffsr— wsallsn. and become
diusssd.
K0601
Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all of the whols-
some food that may be eaten. It nourishes
the body. and rebuilds the weak organs.
restoring hsalth and strength. Kodol cures
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. soul
risihgs. belching. heartburn and all stomach
disorders.
Digests What You Eat
i
at “I Lab-
ars ' sfl.d.DaWits
.00.. hiesge,U.I.A.
FOR SALE BY
TH' CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
DIVORCED IN ONE MINUTE.
-..“ \
Mrs. Von Julay Was the Wife of a
Wethersfield Pria0nei'.
HARTFORD. May 23.——Just one
minute was consumed and seven ques-
tions were asked Mrs. Jennie Von
Jiilay in the circuit court of Chicago.
where Judge Muck established a new
speed record in severing the bonds
which bound Mrs, Von .itllay to John
Von .iulay. a prisoner in the state
prison in Wethersileld. Here is the
record as divided with seconds:
10:10:12~“Your name Is Jennie Von
Juicy?"
"Yes. sir."
iti:lII:i6~"You are the complainant
in this case?" -
“Yes. sir."
10:10:23—“Tllc defendant, John Von
.iuiily. Is your husband?"
"Yes. sir.“
10:10:29——“You were married to hint
in 1890. and lived with hiin as his wife
until 1903?"
“Yes. sir.”
10:10:d2~“How long [have you resid—
ed in this country?"
"A year last August."
10211--"Y0lll‘ husband was convicted
in Bridgeport, Conn, in 1908. of the
crime of getting money under false
pretenses?" '
"Yes. sir."
10:11:12—“Antl sent to
tiary, where he now is?"
“Yes. sir."
“Divorce granted.”
the penilen-
CREDITORS' HEARING.
One Defunct New York Trading AssOo
elation Set DOWn for Friday.
A hearing of the creditors of the
defunct. New York Trading Associa-
tion which was scheduled to be held
yesterday before Referee John W.
Banks. did not take place because of
the appearance of an attorney for the
Eureka Cash dz Credit Register CO”
with an order from Judge Plait of the
U. S. Circuit Court staying the hear-
ing until May 31.
Referee flanks adjourned the hear-
in; until tonight at 6 o'clock, pending
a conference between attorney E. K.
Nicholson, representing Receiver John
S. Pullman and the attorney for the
Eureka Cash & Credit Rdgister 00.
Judge Nicholson announced this af-
ternoon that the result of the con-
ference was that the hearing of credi-
torskwiii be held on Friday of this
was .
saw Hues warsasPour.
Break. With Loud Report Just Before
Reaching Ship.
BOSTON, May 23.-——The Uniteal
Fruit Company's steamer Admiral Far-
agut. Captain Hensbuw. from Jamal-
can ports which arrived yesterday re—
ported passing, a huge waterspout last
Friday when off Cape Hatteras. The
great spiral mountain was moving rap-
idly niong the course of the steamer
and Captain Henshaw was about to al-
ter the course of his vessel to avoid
it, when it broke with a loud report.
lashing the seas into a mass of foam.
PADIPIOATION OF SAMAB.
MANILA. May 23.—-In response to
the request of Governor-General
ter, commander of the Department of
the Visayss, to secure the paciflcation
of the east coast of Samar. All of‘the
federal troops that are required halls
have been on civil duty on the island
of mar. have returned. General
Car r sailed this morning to take the
field in person.
L ‘IWM‘POR CHILDREN’S HOSPI-
of the late Welcott B; Mailivsrin . who
died last week at Baltimore, Isaves
practically his catheter-tulle for the
establishment Band maintenance of, a
,. children’s hoaeitai‘ in would unawar-
ingnotuestssd Oil MIS'RII‘IIII‘ Hill.
‘ The estate has not‘besn‘iii‘Vehtorieii.
, but It is believed that’it will amount
to somethlnosliitetfi . “\
’ Sunday.
Wright. Maiorflenerai Corbin has de-,
tailed Brigadier-General William Car-I
‘been furnished. The native scouts, who '
new LONDON. tiny aa.-—rlle will '
IAN ON SUNDAY GOLF.
North Vsilsy0 of Oresnwioh Ssss Mem-
bership Dwindis.
STAMFORD. May bfr‘s-‘I'lle North ‘
Valley Golf Club. of Greenwich, is un-
decided whether or not to renew its
ion of sixteen acres of William Rock.
efeler's land, for the reason that at
present there are only about enough
plumbers to hold the val-ens offices.
From a club of fifty it has dwindled to
fifteen.
The club was organized in 1900. For
twu seasons there was no rule forbid-
ding the use of the grounds for Sun-
day piaying. although no match games
Were played. Then these who had be-
come exports by Sunday play resign-
ed to become members of larger clubs.
and the North Valley found it neces-
sary to look for members to replace
them. They fund several who would
hang joined bllt for the fact. that use
of the links on Sunday was objected
to, A resolution forbidding the use of
the grounds Sunday was passed. and
several good churchmen joined. among
them a clergyman.
For three years this rule has been
adhered to. and how the club sees it-
self facing a delimma. A club meeting
may be held some night this week to
settle the matter.
A CREEPINO DEATH.
Blood poison creeps up towards. the
heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns.
Belle Plains. Minn. writes that a
friend dreadfully injured ills hand.
which swelled up like blood poisoning,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve draw out the
poison, healed the wound, and saved
his life. Best in the world for burns,
and sores, 25c. at F. ii. Baxter’s Drug
store. '"
WOULD NOT WORK SUNDAY. AND
WERE DISCHARGED.
SOU'I‘IIING'I‘ON, May 23.~About
25 Italians, employed by Contractor .l.
A. Weeks. of Springfield, building the
link for the trolley road between Ches-
im and Militiaie, were discharged by
their eillpioyer when they reported for
work yesterday, on the ground. It is.
alleged, that they would not work on
The entire force is compris-
cd of about no Italians and on Sat-
urday night. they were told to report
for work on the following morning.
Only half of the force showed up, the
remainder refusing to work. Mem-
bers oi‘ the discharged force say that
the foreman of the men refused to
give them their pay. The majority
of the then claim one week's wages.
while otht-rs say that two and even
three weeks are due them. >
SAVED BY DYNAMITE.
Sometimes. a flaming city is saved
by tlyuanliting a space that the fire
can. cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs
on so long, you feel as if nothing
lint dynamite Would cure it. Z, T
Gray, of Calhoun, (In, writes: “My
wife had a very aggravated cough.
which kept. her awake nights. Two
physicians could not help her: so she
took Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumploln, Coughs and Colds which
eased ..er cough. gays her sleep, and
finally cured her." Strictly scientific
cure for bronchitis and La (irippe. at
F. H. Baxter's Drug Store. price 50c
and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle
free. . “
...——
FARRELL‘S CASE POSTPONED.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. May 23.»~Wbcn illtz‘
case against James Farrell. who is
wanted ill NI'W York city on a serinus
charge preferred by the Corry Society.
was brought before Judge Howard .I.
Curtis In the civil court of common
pleas yesterday, through a writ of ha-
beas corpus. Farrell‘s counsel pleaded
an alibi in response to the answer of
the state to the writ. which alleged
Governor Roberts had honored the
New York requisition unjustly. The
state, through Attorney William B.
iioardman. entered a demurrer, and
upon motion of Farrell's counsel, the
argument of the demurrer was post-
poned by Judge Curtis liiiill next F‘l'i-
day. Farrell will have to stay in jail
until the questions raised are decided.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
Foley & 00., Chicago originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley’s Honey
and Tar many Imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon-
ey and or and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. It is mild.
ly laxative. It contains no opiates
and is safest for children and delicate
persons. Sold at Plaisted's Drug
Store. ‘
JUDOI to. Johnson.
or Profit by a South Nomsik
Citlssn's Experience.
Something new is an experiment
ed.
The statement of a manufacturer
not convincing proof of merit.
lint the endorselliont of friend i
New supposing you had a had
A Lame, Week or Aching one.
Would you experiment on it?
cures.
places. ‘ .
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Pills. «
Read this case:
hue. East Norwalk, says: “My ii
build and 1 both iricd Dean‘s Kidt
Pills. They cured his back; afte
took them Ifoulid myself quite w
i had kidney trouble for some ti
and It developed into steady backac
very inconvenient at night.
N. Y.. sole agents for the Uni
States. ‘
take no other.
Sparks on Roof Set Fire to Hardw
Company's Plant.
WINSTED. May 23r—A fire wit
started from a spark on the roof sw
Hardware Company yesterday
is placed at 330,000.
At the time the fire was seen
wind was blowing briskly and
ea, such as are used for marketing
. ing. but the tire company checked,
spread of the fine by using a great
The fire loss itself
quantity of water.
was not large, but the water found
material. The factory. which is
located on Meadow sit-cot adjacent
ihc railroad.
a spark from a. freight iocomtive
on the roof and had smoulderetl
cest two adjoining buildings
by fire insurance.
STRICTLY GENUINE.
Most of the patent medicine to
with a picture, and when he was
this office
druggisi recommended Kodol and
says it cured him.
stomach can‘be brought back to its
erred by this lasting and truly
greatest digestaht known. Sold
The Clifford Pharmacy.
FOUR reasons lNJURED.
were injured by a , or end collision
the Third Avenue levated line of
at 133m street and Southern Boulev
in the Bronx yesterday. A train'so
HISTORICAL HOUSE DESTROYED.
NEW YORK. May 23.—-The Cnnlleld
boat. the Claremont. was being built
in a shop nearby. was destroyed by fire
yesterday.
cLaAnao Full ....rlon.
When the body is cleared for action,
by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you can
tell .it by the bloom of health on the
cheeks; the brightness of the eyes;
the firmucis of the dash and muscles;
the buoyancy or the mind. 'l'ry.them.
At F. If. Baxter's urug store. all sent:‘
IN "HALF OF DIMURAGE SILL..
NEW HAYDEN” 28.—-Prsaident
C. B. Mellon. of the ew York. New
linveaand Hartford lroad, expects
to appear today before the railroad
committee of the legislature to speak
in behalf of the. demurase bill. .
IT savss You trousv. .
to the South Ferry ran Into it from
rear.
A portion of the cars hung over
street.
-w‘ua—u-
WINSTED. May
suffered damage.
last night, ice fol-med on still we
folk the thermometer went to, 2i
gross. and it wasialmos‘t as cold
Dr. Howardis D pepsin spaoiflc‘ Rag-
uiar Prise. 3.,I'I‘arilt Isaiah ( ‘
. a , f M 250.
’91s special half! price, sale of Dr.
Howard's specific,,for the cure of con“
etlpaticn »,dyspopsisby Frank Barn
1 r in. us via " dollars
0% evgy family's y, fly bill r niedi.|
close. a, ,,
,Eldli»,60.d§flt bottle (Mr. Buyer sells.
it f r file)“ contains sixty doses of a
are also that I piss out to take and
WAKM.” its.“ ‘1. ii l0 N!
'tli ease of ”seamen. dga
Sold by The Oil rd Pharmacy.
W—unwfl
l IN
Times, a new as
first appearance 3; ,
dry state: that it Is the organ of
node’s; ordparty. and that it aspires
. .s
faggot
paper. made
Which Is letters-Try an Experiment
MilliL be proved to be as represent-
ask,
You will read of. many socal‘led
Endorsed by strangers from fer-away
It‘s different when. the endorsement
Home endorsement is the proof that
backs every box of Dean's Kidney
Mrs. Anna Clark. of Ii Keyser ave
accompanied by a urinary weakness
We bath
tried some simple home remedies, but
the trouble still remained. One night
I read an account of a cure being made
by Dean's Kidney Pills. the symptoms
Remember the nome—«Doan’s—a‘nd
.wINs'rso's sconce FIRE. I
through the upper floor of the build-
ing occupied by the 'I‘. C. Richards"
IIOOII.
doing damage which Ill the aggregate
flames quickly went through the roof
and ran to all parts of the four floors
In which were thousands of paper box-
bardware made by the company. For a
few minutes the outlook was threaten-
wuy down through IIlt' finishing room
and in fact. through the three lower
floors. inflicting damage on goods and
four stories in height. and of brick, is
The only explanation
given of the origin of the blaze Is that
the central New. England road lodged
some time before the fire broke out.
At Ihe time Ihotihmes raged the fier-
caught,
fire. but damage to them was slight.
The company‘s loss is well covered
Missouri Pacific between Wichita and
Kiowa. lately appeared in a big one.
today‘ we asked him
He recommended
it to others. who were also cured. "Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat and cures all stomach troubles
Just as surely as the sun shines youi
iginal pure condition and life sweet
NEW YORK. May ti.-—i«‘our persona
interborough Rapid Tranéit Company
bound for City Hall station was stand-
ing in the station at lliard street when
a train also south bound. but running
The rear car of. the City Hall
H0“”9- where Lafayette w“ 0““ ‘ train and the first car of the‘South
guest and where, Robert Fulton lived . .
...... .... ..-... scum-listen: .i$;°.23;‘li.é‘.ii“iiii§2
track and nearly into the street below.
There wane only a few pas-
sengers on the trains. which accounts
for the fact that only a few persons
:Idere injured and that none was kill-
r‘asszmo wgagnsa IN LITCH.
23.—-Frseaing
weather both Saturdsy and Sunday
night is reported from all parts of the
bitchfleld Hills and market. gardens
Here, in Winsted
to the thickness of an innit. Al N
New Hartford. tobacco plants being
* blackened by the frost»
TIMI TRIED AND.lellT PROVIN.
' one Minute Cough Care Is right on
time when it comes to caring Coughs.
.giroup. Whooping Cough. etc. It is per-
ectiy harmless, pleasant to take and
is the children's f orite Cough Syrup;
New APTIIRNOgN PAPIR m use.
III-14'!» availing
kindly. The suite
tructlve. Says Westinghouse.
is
a Mr. Westinghouse said:
amount of momentum.
‘At the tests made' here for
European delegates if was shown.
to break the train iii two.
us-
my
r i
all.
me
he,
actor.
be reduced to a minimum.
being identical with mine. i got a “An im
. provement in air brakes is
box a]! Flsisteds drug'atore. That box also completed which will reduce the
comp a sly cured “‘9‘ distance for stopping high speeded
F0" “’9 by all dealcrs. Price 50 trains from 25 to 40 per cent."
cents. Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo.
“*1 s‘rop THAT COLD.
or It may-result in pneulnonla.
ford, Baxter's and Piaisted‘s.
are
icll
ept
‘ SAFETY DEYTCE FOR TRAINS.
Will Render Collisions Far Loss Das-
PITTSBURO. May 23.—-Tllat collis-
ions on railroads can be prevented to
real. extent, or at. least made much
can destructive to live and properly.
In the tulnientluu of George Westing-
house. .Ir.. inventor of the air brake.
"Increase ill length anti weight of
trains has made a reconsideration of
the subject of safety necessary. if not
imperative. of am satisfied that in the
friction device incorporated in the
draft gear of each car of a train which
was shown to the delegates here. in
motion and collision. has. solved the
question, as they absorb an immense
the
think. that, it was impossible for the
engineer with the heaviest locomotives
It was also
shown that a train of twenty curs run-
ning twenty miles per hour could be
stopped within a few car lengths with-
out shock or disturbance of ally char~
“It is my contention that with any '
train fitted with friction draft gear it
will be impossible for an accident from
the bursting of a hose in the middle
of the train. even if the last car is
not fitted with air brakes. and the dau-
ger of collisions with this source will
Bra-
silian Bella. is breaking up colds when
ever tried. almost without, exception.
10, 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
SS
WISH TO SELL OMEGA PROPERTY.
NEW HAVEN, Muv 23.~'I‘he receiv-
er for the Omega Steel Company, of
Wis viiv~ will probably ask authority
of the court to sell the alleged secret
process of making steel for whatever
sum he can. When the company went
into the hands (If u rccclver in Noveni~
her the secret was thought to be worth
$100,000 by those who were interested
Shirpan n
, 6 YEAR FIRST MORTGAGE I PER Sniff? COLD BONDS.
Dated April. 1st, 1906.’ "Out April 1st. 1910.
COUPON BONDS OF 01,000 EACH WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION
Interest Payable Semi-Annually. April {In Camber. at the office of the
STAMFORD TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE; STAMFORD. CONN.
A large part of the sbovs Loan having been sold, toe remaining
series ass orrsnso AT ma,
TO YIELD FULL e PER scar. on THE INVESTMENT.
interest ls Payable From April 1st, 1905.
The right is reserved to reject any application and to award smaller
1 amounts than applied for. ‘
The Undersiansd WIII Rscsivs Subscriptions.
And Furnish Full Particulars Upon Request.
IIIE SfllPPAN’ POINI [AND COMPANY.
sowaao McVICKAR. Goo'i Manager. or miles a. moose, Pres't.
27 Pins St. New York.
Stamford. Conn.
. ....-........._............ ..- .-_ ...—...... -..... ...—...... ..
9
. We Don I Expect ll
. to ,do all the, butchering businIEss in
town: but our meets“, the way We cut
and serve them and our exceedingly
modest prices warrant us in looking
for a large share of the town's patron.
age in our line. This card asks only
a. trial order from you. We hope the
way we fill it will induce you to favor
us again.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 WashingtOn Strut. .. Phone 3222.
The Paris: EIIIIIIi an Suiiiiuuse
33 SOUTH MAIN 81.80. NORWALK.
the in the company. The r‘eciever has meson CkOSINC OUT SALE.
th trying to sel II for 1.000, tion 00
e and now he wants to get some price COATS. FORM!" ”“35 SS.50,,NOW """"""" ”‘93
or it. SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS ........................ $8.98
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS ..... $1.93 UP
the Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. WAISTS, OTHERS ASK 01.00. OUR PRICE .......... 39::
the
and belching. I tried everything
its
cent bottle cured inc
tor, and The Clifford Pharmacy.
of ,
if)
°" BEACH.
for
stl- sale from
moniala are probably genuine, The fol- ' '
lowing notice recently appeared in the $300 UPWARDD.
Atchlson (Kant Globe: "Joe Took.
a well known engineer, running on the EASY terms. 39%|“ inducements
booklet. It is worth reading.
in
about it. He says he had home.
terifiic pains ill his stomach. and
thought he had cancer. His
I. ll. lawrence. Agent.
he
or the owners,
Nsw Rochelle. N. Y.
or
I)cl.. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
completely.
For sale by R. H. Plaisled. It", Ii. Bax-
O.
HARBOR new
An ideal spot for 1a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
bill". by MUVO workmen. 3.000 TOOL AND GLASSES MUST BE CHANGED
of share front. Fine views. Boat-
ing. bathing, sailing and fishing. Play ACCORDINGLY- ,
ground for the children. Lots gm. Often one attrioutss a lull of cissrnsss of vision to his syss
to the builders. Sand for illustrated
it‘
tells you how to acquire a summer
No.2 Sc. Main St. So. Norwslk, Conn.
THE HARBOR VIEW REALTY 00..
WM:‘KI-tlsE ONLY STORE FOR WELL DRESSED LADIES IN THE NOR.
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BLINK i BLINK i BLINK I
Blink no more. When your eyes tire and ache—when they become
“watery" and smart—THAT’S THE TIME to care for them—to take mess.
use to preserve them and prevent complicated eye trouble. Have your eyes
examined at once.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refracting Optician,
Room 9. United Bank Building. South Norwslk. Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
late—6:00. Saturday evenings, 7—9.
Office hours 8—41.15.
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up than
when his slashes are wholly to blame.
your eyes sxsminsd sgainf
IT'S FREE. .
O. B. Jackson.
Graduate Optician.
Would it not be wsli to have
as wsu. srassr. NORWALK. cr.
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FIVE THOUSAND
Cedar Bean P
"ice
BRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE. MAPES’ FE'RTILIZERS, SUPERJ’HOO-
the
hi
0‘
School] axes.
on
the
art!
nth
the
.Ington street. Penalty
9 per cent. a year wil
and after June 1st. 1905.
F. A. TOLLES.
the
Union School District.
1905. .
for
or-
e-
at
CITY Elms.
Its
ad will” be
‘2 unpaid after June
I
.t
1. 19,05.
U " ’ S'cli00l' District
The taxpayers of the South Norwallt
Union School District are hereby noti-
fled that the district tax of one and
one~quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1904. at a
meeting of the district held on the
lith day of June. 1904i. at the Franklin
school. Will be due slid payable on the
first day of May. 1905, at which time
i shall be ready to receive some at .
Stliison-Powell’s drug store, 82 Wash-
at the rate of
be charged on
Collector of Taxes for South Not-walk
Dated at South Norwalk. Aprii 21.
9.21 to 11
NOTICE.
The taxpayers ofvrthe City of South
Not-walk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven (7) mills on tho doi-
iar, laid on the assessment list of 1994.
at a city meeting held in Quittner's
Hall, on the Iltil day of March. 1906:
also the ilhrdry fund that cross-quart
to: ($4) of a mill on the dollar. laid at
the same time will be due and payable
on the first day of May. 1905. at which
time i will receive the ssmorsmscoh ,
ill. fayton's office. No.6 Railroad _
Place. . Penalty at the ‘rsts’jof nins ‘
is) per cent. a year from my 1.1908. dot
charged on all bills remaining
PHATEOF LIME ASHES, ETC..
RAYMOND BROS.
South Nomalk, Conn.137 Washington Stress. ‘
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COAL. COAL. COAL.
Now Is tits thus to lay in yourxcdsi. you will ...}. money by is-
klng advantage of our summer schedule.
Our price Is reduced. and the quality of our coal can not bs llsst.
Call and examine our stock bsf0rs leaving your Order elsewhsi's.
The liar & cans GO.
rris
Phone int-a . f . r‘ ” as, sitterscgsoinel-osut.
UncxcepiionalliverySerlce
you always get at Schaub's. We can
give you any kind of a vehicle that you
desire that is in the latest style, easy
riding. comfortable and handsome. and
a horse to bitch to it that is of good
style and eedand gentle inhsrnesll‘. '
Our prices are low enough to snsble
you to enjoy Spring driving without
feeling the cost. « ‘ . .
J sloop. Echelon.
TWO, INTRANG I}.
to Washington Street. ' Ci‘sy Sir-st.
, , Tel. sup-s. .. ,
Wall Street.~—-'?Wfisti“aas the m" A , sunscree- Would-be Sui-
“fl' ' ‘ sills (wildly‘l—vdivsune any kind of
"They are WordlfllthSM for rum poilone your. octet-moss that will
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honey.” . , . __ . .. .
_ gm fin“ kill can one need. dasdl,
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