I
. . publication I" collected dolly. Titty
II can in ‘ “-'
pissed on til: III-Idle In front ninth
than of Willi-u R. Gilbert. Item for
should he signed b the writer II on
evidence of good is 4
it. n. Behrens is having almost.
Charles Merritt was in town last
0Y6!“ GI
Frank W Roberts is visiting in the
White Moulitsins.
'i'h'e‘ condition of Ariel Cameron. who
is ill, does not improve.
Gersrdus Adams left today for East-
man College. Poughkeepsie.
The meeting of the Junior Band will
be led this evening hynnu‘rr Day. so.
Miss Margaret Bradley. of Winfield
street, is visiting in Muplewood, N. H.
Morris Lovejoy has taken a position
with the Adams Express Company. in
South Norwalk. ,
The Ischoda Club will hold its moon-
light. sail this evening. leaving the club
house at 7:30 o‘clock.
The meeting for‘ magnesium evening
at the East avenue Methodist Church
was hugely attended and very litter-
eating
Mrs. Amos Galligar. of Peeksklll, on
the Hudson, N. Y., has bee| the guest
of Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Aisthorpe,
f0i a few (layer ,.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Pastime Athletic Club was
held last evening at their rooms in
Van Zandtastreet.
John Cole is repairin‘ the sidewalk
in front of the Radel stel Compa-
ny‘ sI plant. When he gets through with
that Job the bridge will need repair-
ing somewhere else. It always does.
The regular weekly social service
held last evening at the Advent Chris-
tian Church was led by Rev. li‘. S. Alps
worth, who gave a report on the camp
meeting recently held at PlainVilie.
The attendance was large.
II
NUMEROUS AND WORTHLESS.
Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. De-
Wilt &..Co., offihlcago. discovered
some years a how to make a salve
from Witch asel that is a specific
for Piles, For blind, bleeding itching
and protruding Piles, eczema. cuts,
burns. bruises and all skin diseases
DeWiit‘s Salve has no equal. This
has given rise to numerous worthless
counterfeits. Ask for De Will's—the
genuine. Sold by The Clifford Plier-
Illflt'y. "
ROWAYTON.
Many spend the evenings. now, in
gathering mushrooms, which are in
season and growing plentifuily,
Rev. E. W. Bysche, of the flower-
ton Methodist. ‘Church, has returned
home from a vacation stay of three
weeks in Canada.
There will be a light. crop of ap-
ples this autumn. and a plentiful sup
ply of wiflulits. Hazelnuts and chest.-
nuts will he scarce.
,'i‘ho series of revival services at
the Rowayton Baptist church, under
the auspices of Charles S. McDowell
and F. D. leunoczy, will be contin-
ued during the coming week, there be-
ing union meetings at the church.
Spencer J. Hawley. of Stamford, is
spending a, w days with Charles R.
Petty. of I lid-:street. previous to
entering. upon a course of study at the
Kimball Union Academy. Meridcn,
New Hampshire. on the 13th inst. Mas-
ter Huwiey ISIIHII. exceptionally bright
boy, having graduated from Merriil‘s
Business College, and intends to grad
mile from the Kimball Academw.
MEN PA slaw IN DANGER.
More that flat mankind over six-
ty years of ffer from kidney and
bladder disorders, usually enlarge-
ment of prostrhfe gland. This is both
painful and dangerous, and Foley's
Kidney (‘ure should be taken at the
first sign of danger. as it corrects ir-
regularities and has cured litany old
men of this discuss. Mr. Rodney flur-
ncit. ltock l’ori, Mo., writes: "l suf-
fered with enlarged prostrate and kid-
ney ll'Olllill' for years and after inking
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure,
i feel better than I have for tWenty
yenis. although i illil uow iii years
old. ” Sold by I‘lulslcd‘ s Di ug Store. ”
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dr. John Godfrey has returned from
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. tinniucl (‘.. Sililmlm
spent Wednesday in New York.
Henry Street, proprietor of HirI-et‘s
Cash (lroccry (.30., has been ill willi
malaria.
alias Moili‘c Warner is expected
next Friday for II visit with Mrs. Wil-
liam Wliilucy.
Mr. and Mrs. t-lylrciiicr bosom. of
New York. have named their baby
iIarold i’ni'kIIr.
There were no services hold at the
Methodist church, i-lIlIiIiay owning. on
account of ”It” storm.
wiionelcus shoulders and hams nt
Hiroei's Cash Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. James ll. Hanson and
children hare returned in Simulord af-
ter II visit with relatives in liariou.
Mr. and Mrs, 'l‘heodort- F. Sherman
have returned from s very pleasant
visit in Danhury with Mrs. Fred North.
rep.
Mr. and Mrs. ii'rank Bullock and
family have returned to their home
on hung island. after Iwo weeks in
Dorian.
Gm. iioiin Fairbanks and daughter,
Katherine. are visiting MrII. Fair-
4...»: I w‘fitfiflflifias§l«fi# if“ g,%
t
’ ,ture of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and son Frank
Derby were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Wilhnoit, Labor Day.
Many will deeply regret the dope
1Dr. Walter H. lnow. landward:
fly. from Darisnw They have removed
to labsaon, N Y., the Shaker village.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Co._
held a specijill meeting Tuesday eve- ‘
hing tto consider the eubiect up their
upon.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Selieck and iii.
tie daughter Eleanor li‘ Selleck. are
new visiting Miss Eneanor's grand-:‘
mother. Mrs Henry Belleck at Rose
Terrace. . I
Mrs. H. H. Beeley and son Charles“
whose return from the Adirondacks
was delayed last week by the storm.
returned to their Noroton home, Mou~
day night.
Miss Balbina Andreas ,sailed fer Li»
varpool, September 5. on the Coronla.
of the Cunard Line. She has lived in
this country 22 years. and goes to visit
relatives abroad.
Miss Helen M. Morehouse, John Cot
ton Mather, Clarence Clock and Henry
Morehouse were the only members of
the Congregational .church present
bundayniorning, in the storm. ,
The friends of Rev. Thomas B. Mil
ier were glad to welcome him to Da-
rien, after his recent severe illness
when he visited Dr and Mrs. Norton.
Rev. ..-enry .Scoileld and other friends.
Tuesday.
Walter S. Stoddard, the Wee “Burn
priitdssioual; is getting in his final
practice. this week. for the Metropoli-
tan. open tournament tobegin at the
Fox lllll links, Staten island, next
monthly. The week following Stod-
(lard will play, in the national open
tournament at Nyopia.
The auction at the home of the late
Miss Annie Bates, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, was largely attended. The
“grandfather clock" 'made by the
Richard Bell 00., was purchased by
Frank Gleason, of South Norwalk, for
350. Many other valuable pieces of
antique furniture wore sold.
Ameng the visitoqrs at. RotOn Point,
Labor may. from Darlen, were Wil-
lium J. Fleming, Misses Belle and Hel-
en Waterbury and their friend. Miss
Nichols, of Newark, Fred Lemon, of
New York, Misses Ella and Lulu Bow-
en, Mr. Voliiuer, Miss lsahel Delgado
of New York. During the afternoon
the Misses Bowen, Miss Delgado. Mr.
Lemon and Mr. Vollmar enjoyed cruis-
ing on the Sound in a naphtha launch.
'l‘lie’openlng of the new truck house
of Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany is to be a big affair and next
Tuesday will be a. gala day for the
men from all around. There will be
firemen present from Diiiien. Stamford,
stint): Norwuik. Rowaylon and Nero-
ton Heights Eagle Hook and Ladder
Company. of Darleu. will form at the
truck house at 7 unlock and accompa-
nied by the Darleu Druiu (‘orps will
march to the scene‘of the opening.
—~Terrible plagues, those
pestering discussant the skin. Put
an end to misery. Doun's Ointment
cures. At. any drug store.
NOTES. OF THE SEASHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, who have
been to Belle island, for a considerable
period, have returned to their home in
Brocklyn. .
Mr. and Mrs. HurryS Cousins who
have been stopping with relatives in
Belle island. lcfi yesterday for their
home, «iii! b‘ifiy- fourth sircei liiook-'
lyn.
The Wilton colony at Wawsnda (oi.-
Inge, Belle island are enlortuinlnu
large numbers of guests from Wilton.
and despite the. frequent storms, re-
ports come of many jolly limos.
itching.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPGIA.
Mn. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Deb, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i .tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i look Brazilian Balm. and one 50.
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Finland. 3‘. B. an.
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
. oLENsRoox.
Miss Amy Mllligau has been a guest
of Miss Marian Hnwicy. Maple ave-
use.
Miss Olga Height has returned home
after spending her vacation out of
town.
Mrs. Albert Lynch and daughters
of Stamford. were visitors in
brook yesterday.
Charles Vilma has returned home
from a vacation trip which he spoilt
in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mix.~who have
been in Massachusetts for It few days.
returned home. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Tucker. of south Norwaik. who
has been it guest of Mrs. Wilbur ls.
howl-yon Crescent street, has return.
ed home.
Miss Minnie sinuses. the permits.
trees. is in hirstford ‘for a vacation.
Her place at the post-onion is being
filled by her sister. Mrs. Perry, who
with her two children is visiting her
parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. Devi Blausen.
Maple avenue.
A fence has been erected on the so
preach to the Maple avenue bridge
which crosses the Newton river and
lly which was made on the south
sill“I by the recent. severe storms and
in A dangerous on it“:
Gallic! dtén
i¢h Wll
has” also been filled.
or Brooklyn, and liars. Gent-rs Kirk. or -‘
minus! fair. The date was not decided. 1
Glen.
list-ling Remedy Co" Chicago or with:
‘AIIIIAL SALE. 'I'El llLLlilI BOXES
mm
widest. thallium-I dune it; 3, bed gully
Mrs. ldu Bryan. and daughters Hat-
tie and Gladys, and her son Everett
have returned from Massachusetts,
where the spent a couple of weeks
,Mr. and, re. Arthur Jones and son.
Burton, who accompanied them re
turned with them to Rustic Knoll,
where they eifpeet to rentals through
September. William Bryaus will re
' main in Massachusetts for a while
longer.
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP.
:“A cold or cough nearly always pro-
duces constipation-«the water all runs
to the eyes. nose andt throat instead
of passing out of t e system through
the over and kidneys. For the want
of moisture the bowels become dry
and hard." Kennedy‘s laxatit'c Hon-
ey and TM is the original Lautlve
Cough Syrup. it meets and corrects
the above conditions, by acting as a
pleasant cathartic on the bowels—ex»
pain all colds froth the system and
cures all coughs. croup, whooping
cough. La Grippe,, bronchitis etc. ”
wssrpoa'r.
Miss Florence St. John is clerklng
for W. Edgar Nash.
C. Scolield and family have moved
here from Itidgefield.
A new heater is being placed in the
High school building.
The exterior of the A. U. Smith col-
Iacc is being repainted.
Friends froth Norwaik have been the
guests of Mrs. Nathaniel Kirk.
Thomas Magee, of Savannah
has been visiting relatives here.
An addition is being built, to the Mc-
Farland sanitarium at the Farms.
Stanley Filiow and a party of friends
are camping out on Cockcnoes island.
“Port” McKee is back at work for
the (Inuit Brothers, after a week’s
vacation.
Joseph Marvin has returned to his
home in Pliishui‘g. after a visit here.
with relatives.
.lohn Spiccr has purchased from his
mother. the old homestead and will on
cupy it with his family.
Mrs. James Brown is back at her
home at the Forms. after a visit with
GIL.
'I friends in Brooklyn. N. Y.
J. P. Burke and wife have taken
iossossiou of one of the Raymond
sunset; on Riverside avenue.
There is to be u change of time on
the trolley from and after Sept. 18. at
which time the winter schedule goes
uio t-ffcct.
C. Wilkins. who recently purchased
properly in Saugatuck. had a burn
raising the oihor afternoon, and that
was followed by a feast. and abund»
lill fun. Mr. Wilkins plans to im-
prove lilo properly very much, and ii
is understood that the new rcsldcnce
tie is to erect will be among the hand-
souiesl in town.
NO UNPLEABANT EFFECTS.
if you ever took DcWiit‘s Lillie Ear
iy Risers for billlousness or constipn‘
Iiou you know what pill pleasure is.
These famous little pills cleanse the
Mar and rid the system of all bile
without. prhduclng unpleasant effects.
Sold by 'lhe Clifford Pharmacy “
NEW CANAAN.
w
Georga Raymond was a visitor in
Siuiiiford, Wednesday.
Stephen Hoyt. of the Nursery. spent
Tuesday in New York.
Miss Dora Booth is entertaining sev-
.Irnl friends from New York.
Horace Johnson and Frank ilrunt
spout Labor Day 'at Center island.
Miss liclcn Shea is entertaining rei-
olives and friends from Brooklyn.
M. Coleman and family. of Rye, have
been spending several days in town.
David H. Blackmsn. of Smith's
Ridge. is visiting relatives in Hartford.
lmsior Mcssiugcr has been entertain-
ing friends from New York for several
days.
James Coiustock. of New York. is a
guest of A. l... Benedict and family.
East avenue.
Miss Bertha Avery, of Stamford, has
returned after visiting with her aunt
in south Main sheen.
Joseph M. iiillimsn and Dr. 1). ill
Kceier havn been spending several
days at lake Waccnbuc.
0er mood has resumed his duI
Merit l Yale a Town works. Siam
ford after a short illness.
Miss Carrie lliiilman wtll return to
her duties as teachei iu the New *9th
din Normal school, Saturday.
A game of ball is being arranged be-
tween Benedict's and Lane‘s shoe fac-
tories to take place Saturday. '
Mrs. Wm. M. Knapp and daughter
Miss Viola. of Stamford. have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Busch
Knapp, Vista.
Thirty hassles of Gunter wheel
were-mural in the dictators M
school, Tuesday. This is said to be
Itho largest nulnber ever attending in
War your. and is due to the limo
graduating class turned out at Center
school last "MI Center school will
have “other use. gradultliig class
next year, and it is said the hotelier
to attend school. in Stamford, nest
, the- residence ,
' m I ,Rtisderinkrii.
, “I n has lost a
mementos deportation
faithful em As carrier on rare
misii route: ill.
at him for hlsdntosw
rity andI obiin'lnx disposition. He was
I, ken sill all the residence of Mrs.
tepusn Healer. Smith' s- Ridge. Allerlr
iy after starting on his route. but re.
fused to give up. His serious condi-
firm was not noticed very much by
people myths mule until he reached
turtles Northrop.
when he was have y able to sit in the
‘ wagon. He was forced to submit to
assistance at the bout of Rufus Smith.
and was carried iutot e house. Word
the village, and..everylliing was done
to make the saluting man comforta-
hie. Although in excruciating pain
while waiting for the physician, he in~
slated on having the remainder of the
route covered. and.would not be satis-
fied until word was sent to his hroth-
er. Samuel K. Lockwood, to come and
complete the trip. He was conscious
until a few moments before be ex-
plred, which was shortly before the
arrival of the doctois Samuel H.
bookwood father of the deceased. died
of heart failure, while at his work a
number of years ago, during his term
as seleciman. David H. Lockwood, a
cousin. died of the same disease, only
a few years ago.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.
When indigestion becomes chronic
it is dangerous, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will cure indigestion and all troubles
resulting therefrom, thus preventing
Catarrh of the Stomach Dr New-
brough, of League. W. Va.. says. “To
those suffering from indigestion or
sour stomach i would say there is no
better remedy than Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1 have prescribed it for a num-
ber of my patients with good success. "
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. “
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB. '
WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME.
A play with an extremely strong and
plausible story and attended with“ a
moral of much value is the emotional
melodrama, "Why Girls Leave Home."
which will be presented at lioyt’s
Theatre, iilullnce and night, Saturday,
September ii. The story has to do
with a charming young girl who was
led away by an unscrupulous man by
the aid of wind. merry-making and the
charm of “Bohemian Life," She is not
a bad girl at heart, but is made in»
tensely angry by an older brother, the
head of the house, who does not undet-
stund her nature and tries to drive
where he should lead. As her oom-
panions are rapidly drawing her to
moral destruction, Providence, wor-k
ing through her solicitous brother,
shows her the folly of the gay life and
she turns over a. new leaf. But, at.
this point. the friends made during
her gay hours, cndeavor to prevent her
regeneration. So far do they go as
to misrepresent matters to her brother,
that he loses his head and attacks her.
The villians chloroform her and smug-
glo her inanimate body to a road-
house. and represent her as dead. The
brother who has been imprisoned, be-
lieves t e story :and in a fit of remorse
is about to destroy himself, when. after
a thrilling adventure at the road house
the abducted Pearl makes her escape
and appears at the prison in lime to
silVe his life.
The play is elaborately mounted and
is interpreted by a cast of exception-
IIily clever people.
lIAS'l‘ nails or‘ Sil‘hlEi’lJfCHASE.
Those are “last days" of the season
at George C. Tiiyou's Steeplechase is-
land. Bridgeport. and before the sea-
son closcs those in the city who have
not visited this truly marvelous place
of amusement, should do so. A de-
lightful sail from Bridgeport to and
from the island and admission to it
costs lull ten cents. while the island
itself, presents scenes that are very ai-
llH(llV.I‘ The great Diamond powcr
plant and the royally grand bail
rooms are gorgeously decorated and
suggestive of the grander of the early
periods of the world's history. The
great Stecplec,hasc with its}: haltruc-
tions for a dime, the figure eight l()~
hogguu the airships. turouscl House
of Trouble, Down and Out. Cave of
the Winds. Holler Shelter, moving
stairway. and night .iliuminaiione
make it the greatest shore resort in
this section of the country.
A GOOD MUSICAL COMEDY.
It is said the the advent of musical
comedy is who ly responsible for the
lack of interest nowadays in serious
dramatic work. This is undoubtedly
true to a very large extent and the
over- whelming profereuco shown to I
combination of isugh- -provoking incl.
dents, and catchy. “metal music. ll
easily attributed to the mental condi.
lion of the average theatre potion».
who finds relief and relaxation in an
entertainment such as “Happy Hooli-
guns 'l‘Iip Around the World"y affords
and wnemin is blended s wholesome
quality of fun with song creations of
vim and charm. "linliiil’ Hoolisnn‘s
'lirip Around the World" will he prsi
smiled at Hart’s Theatre. 'liluhulaa
haplember i2 and it only remains
one soon now many amusement scale
are have its a record all thlIImuslcal
comedy II unlirdlteh series of triumph.
WW
ff MINA L.
Foley I o. icsgo, originated
Honey and Tar at s throat and lung
remedy, and account of the great
merit and qty“ of Foley's Ign-
ey and 'i‘ar hitions are or
ad .or the gone be. There worthless
imitation no similar wording
names. ~ me of them. ‘i‘iis genuine
lfoiey' s Honey and Tilt is in a wallow
package. Ask for it and return it 1
substitute. lids the best remedy or
coughs and oelsll. Sold by Pidistod’s
Drug Store.
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FOUR le com or OHDLIRA.
MARINN We. West mils.
Sept. s.-—F‘Im 31m cases of cholera
were reportsdlhiiie today. two at Gran.
dear and two It Nice odor-Austrian.
m
I?” THAT GOLD.
“vault iii ”which
Ira
when
“armature ..
w
is no: '5
a, had become respects :.
‘3, ed by all and. ma
Itr‘ini will convince you how (easy it in to
“have the iluést desserts with no labor
was ielephonchoC H. Scoviile. in
gills. Gillie: ‘ at clly‘
D~ .erta
lceWml’olerfi ,csfor25
cents. Five choice flavors each. A
and little expense. Ord'erfiodsy.
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FORMER STATE 'OPFICIAL DEAD.
DANBURY, September Ii.-~George
Williams, who for twenty- five years
prior to 1895, was chief clerk in the
state treasurers office in Hartford
died at his home here yesterday at
the age of 85 years.
can: w. ovum.
FmierolIDirectos
and-Emission.
II Nut-iii. Molnlh ‘rlouth Norwnlk.
Residence. a Washington “rut.
Telephone“ ”house. 134-!
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for May lie Surprised
how profitably you can invest $1 .00
per week in Endowment Life lusur~
once in the Connecticut General Life
insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn. '
For particulars apply to
F. H. FIELD. Gen. Apt.
’ UNITED BANK BUILDING
Telephone 888—6. Go. Non-lit. 61.
Con trial Hotel
«I- DISESII. Prop.
The lie-blunders hotel‘in The Nor-
walks.
Everything new and tip-iodine. Fine
rooms, with all the latest improve-
ments, baths, electric and gas light.
Good airy rooms to rent by day or
week. Price moderate. Come now and
make your selection.
Cor. Monroe and Chestnut
Sta. South Norwalk.
once. second floor.
Don’t Light
The Furnace
iF rrIs A LITTLE cunniv N THE
svemuo THE ROOM cm
BE MADE COMFORTA-
BLE WITH
A Gardener
IT'S CHEAPER, CLEANER AND
EASIER FOR
Everybody
iiii. li’yiligiliiiii
Phone 68. '
“GIOVEII 3 THE PIAGE "
7.3%.?) _Now Ready.
mucus sin-4. ,,‘
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OHORI ’DINNIRI AND I“ FOOD
GPA LKIN Nfiml‘l ID
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“THING IND ”will;
IATH sabotage. HINT IV3 III:
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4“” “For Youth
STOVES.
GAS RANGES
STOVE PIPES
iidha‘rlees E. Show,
‘ ‘ his WASHI GTON IT.
room «so
PLUMBING "AND STEAMO
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
’H OT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEs. AND HANG“.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Du Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Hut. you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
. I‘COMPANY.
11 WALL eraser, soanIILK.
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Sale of Gold Wall
Pacers at Cost.
Now In the time to buy. . Annual
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL EAPERB to cost, in
order to ‘make room for new goods
It ’0“ need WALL PAPER for this .
summer In next mu. ooml and see
our m. ‘ g l.
Cloth Window Shades with triple.
25“ .. 'I...
u—un,
crook-n, comma, my;
mini“ suppose.
Window anodes and Picture males
to order.
Poi-tins Ind Paper my...
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:lioIOphono Consistin-
l. Hindu,
or momma cram.
Iouth Norwolk, Goon.
result 0.
VAN scov
PLUMBING. i
STEAM,
HOT WAm
ANI)S “L, I
GAS FITTING. ”I
iris, Shela. Copper
and ,Zinc.
.‘I
Is South Main Strut.
Tolsphodo. ill—l.
Bill liliiilllil Bill
scum spawn“. court.
, ososmgso Isis. I‘
WI H
with] I lemonade
Surplus. 100.000.”
Ital man. mason.”
Ioiieito mum mundane,
of stories. marches about”
It It favorable «rm.
sowm u. MATH!
so an H. was» dorm.
use: M. LAV'E'ON, Cashier.
DIIIIO‘I‘OII.
I. III. Mathewson ’ John
AJonn H. Knapp Henry
llJfllllh It. Marvin Ismael
Christian OM .i. WIN
airfoil: u ”m ‘W’Iri .
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‘ clllvqlolsl't Isvlollolchltlj
snowmen.
warns HADIBUT
on MAN CARP ............ II
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REASONABLE PRICES. .‘I
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
South Norwn‘lk.
1.- mssmns assess
[.377le Town -
It is no oun‘ drum. it III ills fuel
or. ' I f . . .
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25°.
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'1‘. J SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
TILIPHONI CALL. III—l.
Our stock of’new goods just in
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. m“...
we have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
your work. I win-M
We try to carry in stock Gwy-
( thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or cut.
EB
Gorham,
TILIPHONI III-II
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ALL crane muss or also A”
THE PEOPLE'S FIsI-I AND over!!!
But End of Washington “not Grid" ‘
can. cI-IAIiLes cocoons. prop. '
of thou [:80le little hivb not and
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Does the work every tints. liifl'
HOTEL VICTORIA
is a little larger than ever before. ,
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Norwalk Chronicler