veil clef the nndm
a lunchbox has been
‘ l'e All.
of ills asntl
neg. In front of the
, MN on t
bonsai WI
lien on collected daily. 1'th
pub
III II ned ll the writer as an
e ”hr" of good faIIh. .
Quite a number of East Norwalk
‘peélpls are attending the Danbury Fair
0 sy. ,
‘ James L‘Hommedleu led the class
meeting last evening at the East Ave
nus Methodist Church.
Charles Grimlili. of East avenue, is
Onlei‘minlng John Rowe, of New York,
101' ti few days.
The Sunday School Board of the
East Avenue Church is planning a
harvest festival to be held later in
the season. '
Miss Alice Spence and Mrs. Make-
peuce, missionaries, will be the fea-
tures of the Thursday evening service
at the Advent Christian Church.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
last evening at the home of Willis
Boanyln Van Zandt street. The at~
leudunce was good.
Captain Charles Rider, of Sailors'
Snug Harbor. Is visiting friends here
for a few days. He appears to be in
the best of health and Is enjoying the
visit lulled-allay... 1,,
Small fishing has commenced and
the little fish are just as nice as ever. '
Several fishermen have caught them
in ihe‘Radel slip which seems to be a
favorite haunt of theirs, presumably
on account of the juice or opened oys-
ters which, after the oysters are wash-
ed, is allowed to run out into the riv.
er.
There was a good attendance and
lunch interest at the meeting of the
Tuesday evening class in the Mothe-
tiist Episcopal Church. A delegation
of members from Rev. Theodore Ilcn-
derson’s church in Stamford, were
present, and surprized the East Nor- I
Walk brothers by their participation
in the services.
While the dredge Capital City was
a modem. item or “
: Your Stomach"
‘1‘! the way people. in, China say
Good Morning.” The greeting of
almost every nation is- an inquiry
alter health. The Chinese have the
root of the matter. A strong stom-
ach is the foundation.
Look after
this organ and the general health
cares for itself.
tilted it cannot be otherwise.
.
. l‘ .‘l , l
. . , ,‘t; f l l
“r aieur all
Man is so consti~
It is
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It f'l’
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H
1
‘ PILLS
to keep the stomach well, the liver
active and the bowels regular. They
dispel sickness and create hcnltli.
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Blilous-
nes- or Constipation cannot exist
when Beechsm'c Pills are used ac-
cording to directions. For over 50
years they have cured disordered
stomachs, and are now a. thI‘IiI-lll-
mous remedy.
confidence.
They merit your
Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 250.
gregutlonal Church this evening.
pleasant program has been arranged.
A
Earle Themes and Edwin L. Stevens.
of Rownyton, are among the visitors
at the Danbury Fair today.
Rev. and Mrs. Solomon Woods. of
do.
New Milford, are vlsltng Mrs. Woods‘
lather. Mrs. J. R. Scoilold. Highland
avenue.
David Albrecht,
cullst. is suffering from a carbymo'le
which cullscs him conshlcrnbl”trou-
the well-known vo~
The usual services will be held to-
ut work at the end of the I‘tndol slip, ”“3“"8' ,
B. Arthur Griffin, of Rowaylon avo-
a sunken pile was dug up. The pile
was not wholly removed, but is n dan-
gcr to navigation, being 11 few feel be
low low water mark. Another pile
was also found in the mid channel
south of the bridge. This is just out
of water at low tide and pointing dl~
rcclly south constitutes quite :1 men-
ace lo boats trying to pass up the riv-
cr. it should be removed before some
serious damage results.
morrow evening in the, Mclln dist and
Baptist Churches, conducted by the
hue, has been spending :l. few days at
his homo hero. having remained to
vote at the Second District polling
pint-c. Monday afternoon.
Frederick W. l’iizcr. of Stuart nvc-
nuo. South Norwulk, has taken a posi-
tion an engineer on the oyster steam»
or “Mabel Stevens." owned by (Unpluiil
William I. Stevens, of liownylon.
There is a wee hairn residing not
far from Belts Place, whose mammal
recently brought her a new brother.
and for the past fortnight the blue-
cyod, flaxcn haired, chubby faced lit-
tle girl has been going the rounds of
all the neighbors. After gaining ad-
mission, a few questions put and au-
swered. she says Please come and see
the baby,and the fact of her not
giving her name and home ill the limo
makes it natural for someone to tukc
her home. One day she took some
one by the hand and led them to the
room where the baby boy Is lying.
and was perfectly satisfied.
Grandma Nash, of New Haven, has
been visiting her son Samuel and
family, of Van Zandt street. for the
past month. but expects to return to
the City of Elms this week, where
her other son, Sidney. resides with
his family. ’l‘hc iudy thinks the world
of f'our-ycsr-old little Giorgio. who is
as bright as stool. and learned the
use of steel. to his mother‘s sorrow
about a year ago, when he cut off
half his long curls, and they have
never came back again. Georgie is
the image of his father Sam, and per-
hups has some of that popular moc-
hnnic‘s traits. one of which is that.
\I’Ilt'llCVt-I‘ Georgia is asked to do any-
thlng hc docsn'l cure to, he says.
“i have, a very bud pain." and of
course no one would be cruel to in.
flict other punishment on his imagin-
ary pain. The cldcr Mrs, ant does
not have seemed to have aged at all
in the past ten yours. and spends
mosl of her life going about doing
good.
ll‘orly-onc years ago today, Ed.
James. of East Norwnlk, made all
appointment to meet Captain James
Suundcrs. of tin,- Sixtyurinih New
York National (illurd. and James and
Michael Coburn. uncle and brother
of Joe Coburn, at tho [lock of (.‘ashul.
in (‘ouuty ’l‘ippcrary. lrolnnd. so as
to be present at the international
match between Joe (loburn and Jim
Mace, which was to have been fought
at Gould's (Irons. on October 4th
1864. They urrivml there all right,
but there was no Muco, the spicy old
chap having left Ireland by way of
packets from Kingston to Hollyhenll
the flight before, owing to no rcl’crco
having been agreed upon on the third.
Among the disappointed ones prrsont
were John (I. lieuun, who fought
Morrisscy. Sayers and King. and John
liamlllon. the trnlncr of Morrisscy
when he fought Ilconnn. at Long
Point. Canada, in October. 186:. The
stakes were 810.000. and eventually
drawn. (foburn being allowed 8.600
for expenses. Saunders. and James
Coburn are dead.
t
I
survives.
gurinu family.
SPECIALS
3 LBS. LARGE PRUNES.
2 CANS OF BEST RED
3 CANS FINE PEAS. 2
3 CANS FULL WEIGHT CONDEN-
SED MILK.
COFFEE.
25c
SALMON, 25c
5C
25c
1 LB. FINE MOCHA AND JAVA
25c
Robert—Smith,
Phone 25145.
JARIEN inn" noaoron.
Rowayion. Conn.
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Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
ion.
Daricn. are Arthur Slaucen. and Wal-
lace Shel'er. Orders sent to either of
the above will receive prompt atten-
Andrew Taylor has purchased a fine
hair of horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sloorzn are the
happy pnrcnts of a boy. born yester-
day morning.
Mrs. John Rafferty dicd Inst. night
at her home in Main sin-cl.
band. who died some limo ago, for
many years owned the 'l‘ookcr House.
One, daughter. Miss Emma Rafferty.
The funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o‘clock, from
Rev.
will officials, and interment will be
in Spring Grove Cemetery.
he house.
licr hus—
licrborl S. llrown
As had been previously predicted in
The Sentinel lhc
(lilies for selocllnon were unnlcrclfully
scratched and pasted during the elec-
tion Monthly. There were lbfl straight
Republican votes and I25 straight Do
numrutlc votcs. Selectman l’oolcy and
Scln’ndcr were posted 128 times on
Republican tickets.
provo a valuable lesson lo the clique
of dissension breedersin the Republi-
can party.
Republican candi-
'l‘lils might it)
The members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company were called out ycs~
ierday afternoon about 3:30 o'clock.
by a fire in one of the small houses
owned by Theodore W. Austin. near
the [Marion signal loWor
ed that a spark from a passing east:
bound engine not fire In IIIi' roof of tile
building. which Is occupied by an flun-
Tllc. truck company
men and apparatus had nearly reach-
ed the scene when notified that tho
lire had been extinguished, and
services were not needed.
It is suppos-
their
Mrs, Myra J. Davis received a letter
a few days since from Mrs. William
newsman".
Agents for The Evening Sentinel. in
Rowaytcn. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood lwedwcy and Charles Polly.
Orders uni to any of the above will
receive prcmp attention.
t
Mrs. J. Edward Vincent, of Rowny-
. ton avenue. ls quill» seriously ill with
heart trouble.
Joseph Pennell. of this place. will
materials the members of the flower
committee of the South Norwalk Con»
Ilousel. of Ann Arbor, formerly Miss
hora Bearins, one of Elmwood’a fair
students. Mrs. Houscl wroto:~Wlll
and l are very busy these days i have
kept putting off writing for the time
has flown by like a whirlwind. But I
think of you so often. Mirium's aunt.
the oldest member of the faculty of
thr- State University of Colorado. was
here eight weeks. but has returned
home. School has opened and l have
sent Roy. James wunt,the first day
but has not wanted to go since. its
will be six years Oct. 8rd and I ”link
is plenty of time for him. don't you?
Roy likes to go. Miriam finishes at
. Pd,“
.il‘chh in- r.: .
his: collector, I‘ll. . sigma a: board
I...‘ r ‘ A , , .
9 ill
violin.
as “Aunt Davis" as You scabs isn't
along to have you a‘ "grandma." it is
very cunning to hear Edgar and Roy
when they are talking about and. *, *
New do return “good for evil" and
send me a long letter. telling me all
about your dear self."
i WEBTPOR'I.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Women. are d. Dialevannl and Wm.
E. Null. Dram uni to either of the
above will‘reeeivo prompt attention.
M I
To-day were seen a number enroute
from here to the Danbury fair. It
seems as though a majority from
Stratiord. Fairneld and this town hare
picked on the day for a sort of re
an on.
The annual town meeting was re-
plete with good advice. and timely sug-
gestions. Thomas Stearns made
a concise and thorough recounl.-'
lag of the situation $9,000 is
his estimated amount needed for tin
schools the current year and he got
his request. 0n roads. Selectman
Birgc believed not to exceed $6.000
with an added $1,000 for permanent
improvements should be expected. it
was voted to lay a 12 mill tax. The
expense of maintaining the public by
drnnts has been shifted from the ilrc
district to the town and by vote such
was the order. '
There is a smile to the Republican
machineltcs this morning that won't
wear off. Louis P. Wakeman, the Hot-
cules ofthe Farmers’ club, ex-sclcct-
man and bone and sinew of the kid
glove element here. moves about. town
and hears the expression of joy at his
re-clcction. for he was selectman thret
years ago. Wakeman is a man of ex
tensive experiences In town politics
Wakeman Is an extensive property
owner, a tax payer. a farmer and r.
mighty good man for crops and beach
parlles. lie is a man that don't re
quire any posting and one too that will
stand by a friends through thick and
thin, that Is why he has again been
boosted into the post of selectmnn. out
why, perhaps. the voters can‘t Shah:
off that telepathic something that
keeps them that to the spellblndcrs
The election of the Republican ilckcl
yesterday pills the tax payers more
hopelessly in the grasp of the llIliCIIIlit
than ever.
NEW CURE FOR CANCER.
All surface cancers are now known
to be curable, by Bucklen's Arnict
Salve. Jas. Walters, of Dufflcld, Va.
writes: “I had it cancer on my III
for. years. that seemed incurable, till
Bucklen‘s Arnlcu Salvo hculod ll, am
now It is perfectly well." luaranlcm
cure for cuts and burns. 25c at E. II
iiaxicr's, South Norwulk, and E. i-’
C\
Wecd‘s, Norwalk. drug stores.
GEORGETOWN.
Benjamin Carmina will open a pool
room over his barber shop next week.
Charles Miller, of Chicago. was In
town last week. \
Benjamin Carmina has rented rooms
of Marvin Stocking.
Henry Belts has built an addition
to Ills homo.
Marvin Stocking has
Caroline Brown’s house.
John Ready, of Blue Island, is visit
lug his sister, Mrs. Charles Wider
slrom. l s . m
Gilbert and Bennett Manufacturing
Iompuny's new office is in the hand:
of the plasterers.
Miss Ethel Stevenson. of South Nor
walk. was lilo guest of Miss Leila Wil-
liams. last week.
Miss Edith Eggieston. of New Hav-
on, is visiting her parents. ltov. and
Mrs. C. A. Eggicslon.
Robert Hill and Mrs. Annie Bennett
wore married in New York city last
Saturday.
Fred Kearns has taken a position in
the Bristol Foundry. He will move
his family to Bristol about October
15th.
leased Mrs
M. Connery and family and George
Mills and family attended the Mills
and llrnnl Wedding at New York city
last Sunday.
Clifford Mills and Rebeccn Brnnl
were united in marriage Sunday af-
lcrnmm at the Rider home in New
York city.
Miss Lulu Barrett was taken to the
Danbury Hospital several days ago to
have an operation performed. but u:
to the present time has not. been
strong enough to undergo the opera-
lion.
Axle Anderson has put an addition
on his now grocery store. This is
the second addition Mr. Anderson has
put on his store in one year. His
store was built less than two years
ago. ills trade has increased so
rapidly that he Was obliged to add
these extra additions to serve his ces-
tumors.
A SPLINDID lDlA.
A new idea In a Cough Syrup In ad-
vanced in Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. llosldea containing Pine
'i‘nr, Honey and other valuable rome-
dles. it is rendered laxative. no that
its use Insuros a prompt. and efficient
evucunlion of the bowels. It relaxes
the nervous system. and cures all
colds, croup. whooping cough. etc. A
red clover blossom and the honey bee
in on every bottle of the Original lax»
alive Cough Syrup-Kennedy’s taxa-
tlve Honey and Tan An ideal remedy
for cidldren. .Molhers praise u. n
is has for all. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
WESTON.
James moi , he. who has been III
for several linen III. is still confined
to the house. . '
'Wllllum .l. Sherwood. who under-
went on operation for appendicitis.
three weeks ago, Is still confined to
his bad. '
The town election on Moods re-
called In s'ltspubllcan majorly of
about thirty~eight votes. those being
elected as follows: Selectmen. George
Sherwood a. William Osborn =r.,- John
M. Lockwood «14.an clerk. Arthur
D. medley n; townitrcclure . Bur?
rw n, r.‘ Insets. , us .
‘ ‘frvn J. Lockwood a:
it
h School in June and is takiuif 7
, salons. , We expect, to haves .
telephone soon. .Edgar speaks of you
' "sac Walnuts, ,
l“ “W Ilene.
iLIIIEIi IIIIIIE
rile Rooted II all: ted
wording seduces?”-
iinpuril (the blood.
der an fl'" Oom-
.. lion and calcium
it proves success in esm where all othermedl-
clues have till-ally f . No Inferen- should lie-gall
:0 0:10:15 0:: (In?! was; yl untriu 533:. has an “II {0-
c * Over rs In ll
won hem of mm . leads. I” '
Are you enduring from any disease traceable to
the filmed mentioned it if lo. I». Kennedy has
linked his personal and professional reputation an
organism“ that rewrite nemedy will do you
a I
Band for I free iriah bottle and booklet eon-
talnlng valuable medical advice on the truatmentol
various discuss. Write the for an “My Trust"
for ilndln out if you have kidney disease. Adore-z
Dr. Diw d Kolluody'l firms, Boudoir! (F. I.
REMEMBER, the full name is Dr. IInvI Ken
nod ‘s FAVOR“ I! NEMEIIY.msde at Iiondmlt.
N. ..nnd the price is 01.00 (six bottles $5.00) M
all drum-o In in. United States. Canada and
torsion countries.
peculiar to women.
of relief. Meson Sanford r., Oscar Budd
r., W. P. Lockwood (1.; grand jurors.
Charles Salmon r.,..James A. Smith r.;
registrar of voters. Frank ll‘ltch r.,
Leroy E. Lockwood d.; constables.
William llcdlent r., John h‘unton r.,
Harry L. Waterhlfi'y d.: school visit-
ors, Mason Sanford r., Simeon S. Cur-
ver d.; auditors, David L. Coley r.,
A, B, Gilbert r.
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FREIGHT PLANT FOR PLAINVILLE
W
Planc Are Approved and Contracts
Are Now Being Considered.
Plans for the new freight plant of
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford ruilroud at Plainvillo have just
been approved, and bids for the con-
tracts arc now being considered. As
soon as thcsc bids can be agrocld upon
work will be begun and hurried to the
earliest possible completion, since the
New llavon officials hope to have the
work finished by the first of the year.
The plans call for a freight house 35
by 100 feet, with a transfer shed In by
3le feet, with four hOUso tracks, sovcn
bulk tracks and storage tracks for 100
cars, amounting to a. total new freight.
.‘rackaga of nearly three miles. The
freight house and tracks are to be con-
structed at a point just north of the
intersection of the Highland and
Northampton division. to the cast of
:he main tracks of the latter division.
The construction of an entire new
freight plant at this point. instead of
.m the silo of the present house is due
o the wish of the town. in which
President. Mcllcn bus acquiesced. that
freight cars entering and leavln
lhonld not cross tho main street as is
the case at prcscnt. In order to do
may with this condition the. New lili-
.'cn road has found it necessary to ac-
quire a new site, which has now been
'hoscn for the construction of the
lulhorlzcd lnlprwcmcnts.
The plans for the new terminal are.
l port of the policy of improvements
which President Mellon has inaugu-
‘stcd in order to inccl the great in-
‘rcnsc of lrntllc. and will give Plain-
vlllc freight facilities in keeping wilh
‘lor location at tho junction point. of
the Northampton and Highland divis—
ion.
—~—Only one remedy in the world that
will at.once stop itchiness of the skill
ii any part of the body. lioan‘s Oint-
lncnt. At any drug store, 50 cents.
SUICIDE lS IDENTIFIED
Woman Killed by Train In Stamford
Was Lizzie Emrich.
S'i‘AMll‘OIIl), Conn, Oct. 4.-—iicnry
I Einrich, of Long Island City. yester-
lay identified the girl who threw her-
self in front of a New York train at
the railroad depot last night as his
aislcr, Lizzie Emricll. Mr. Emrirh
said he had not soon his sister for
Ill yours, and that she left the house-
hold a few years ago on account of
'amlly troubles. She was the dough-
tor of Henry Emrlch of 2” East 41st
sirccl. New York, who died about six
months ago Her brother this after-
noon showod a letter written by tho
suicide to her father Inst. Ocelollr
which shows the frame of mind in
was In. The lctlcr reads as follows:
"Ilcur h‘nlllorzwl’ardon me for
causing you so much worry. My heart
‘s broken. bill It is no fault of my
own. If anything should happen to
me bury me with my mother.
"lIIZZlE."
The father of the dead girl left con-
siderable properly when he died.
oocroas SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE
Peter Fry, Woodruff. PIL, writes:
“After doctoring for two years with
The host physicians in Waynesburk.
and still golfing worse, the doctors ud-
vlsed me if i had any business to ab
lend to I had better attend to it at
once, as I could not possibly live an-
other inonlh at there was no cure for
me. Mlley's Kidney Cure was rue»
unintended to me by a friend. and I
lmmedlalely sent my son to the slum
for It, and after telling three bottles
l begun to get better and continued to
improve until i was entirely well."
Sold at Plaittsd's Drug Store. "I
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PIN! or $110,000 IN PORTLAND.
PORTLAND. Ore. October twll‘lro
last night which did damage to the
extent of $110,000 destroyed an entire
block of wholesale houses in this city
bounded by Salmon. Taylor and Front
streets. and the Willamette Hirer. The
fire started in the basement of the
New Era Paint and Oil Coinpany from
spontaneous combustion. It in thought.
and rapidly spread to the calcining
buildings. The insurance equals about
half the loss.
POI ALI, lclNDI DPPILIO.
To draw the fire out of a burn. heal
a out without leavinl a near. or to cure
bells, sores. teller. eczema and all skin
and wplpdlmses. dilemmas Witch
Hazel Drive. 2 A the for blind,
blasdln . Itchl . all rounding pups.
no ran some
. quietude in his home was due to relig-
mm...
CHANCE TO BEHAV E.
1803 Strutfodd avenue, Bridgeport, ml
the City Court in Bridgeport told
Judge Stevenson that the domestic dis-
ious differences between rs. Frasier
and he. Frasier n the man that spent
$300 In three days last week after sell-
ing the house through which Mrs.
Frasier realized a livelihood for her~
self and two children by renting fur-
nished rooms.
Frusler‘n case was continued for two
months in ball of 5100 which he had
already furnished for his appearance
yesterday. He Is charged with drunk-
enness and nonsupport. Captain Hunt
in the role of poucomaker escorted
Frasier from the court room into the
corridor. and returned to bring Mrs.
Frasier to her husband. They left the
court house together. Should hostili-
ties cease, the charges against. Frasier
will in all probability be nolled.
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"The New
Connecticut”
Meal Chopper
WHEN IN NEED
OF}! MACHINE.
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 143-6.
ileHne Just Received
OUR FALL SUPPLY OF
Portable Lamps
vsnv‘me m PRICE FROM
$2 to $15
IF INTERESTED. KINDLY GIVE
US A CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR-
SELF.
ll:
.‘14
DON'T YOU NEED A
GASHEA rm .7
a In any.
cm lilililNll BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
s:oo.oao.oa
sunPLus AND Pnorrrs
$170,300.00
.____ r
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS. '
E. H. Mathewson Henry asymur
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joel-r N.M|rvln J. Welles. Marvin
Christian Dwaru John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
Demo and make your selection and
not a room for the winter before they
are all gone. Tum an a few line
room: left yet. Everything new and
up-te-dcic. stunt heated. hot and cold
water with bath. Prion modems.
Central Hotel
Car. Monroe and Chestnut
Sin. Snuff: Namath
J. 013151. Prop.
0"ch sfcosn noon.
.WW
For
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds.
array re
Joell fl.) ‘Lzaflllen.
a.“
«any...
Stops't 0 pain hint} slid cures
maximum. . Ice. “
s Militia/m ‘
I . newt
cones remiss. sponr.‘¥clvau.
George Frasier. the steamillter of.
25c.
\
"I have used Co." valuable (Inspirat- and fled
the crises. nuldu‘tno wiyhnuilllsm. i have
In t emf memo time for udlgeutlen and bll~
out on lid on; new comp only our d. lieen -
i”... r ”dd" scar. rare - m ..
I O I)“ Om II I .
e ,w Edward A. MI"? Albany. NJ.
6'»: For
The bowels,
E
Ill“ WORK WI'IIIJ 10" slur
Plenum. Pal able. Potent Tans Good. DoCIood.
Never Blokeu. eaken oral no. 100. Doug. er r
an a built. The genuine tablet alanine C .
ulrsnieod to cure or your money ask.
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N.Y. Bo:
AIIIIIAI. SALE; TEII IIIILLIIIII BOXES
Look! boil 1 Link
BLUEFISH 12a
waxxmsn .100
HADDOCK 7o
nosrou canes ‘
.'Io
EILS .420
STEAK con 10c
wnocn ,sALuon lilo
31.1an SALMON 140
All other kinds otrresh you all
reasonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND overall
MARKET. _
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUORO”. Prop.
South Norwalk.
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WIFE MURDEREI; SEEKS LIBER-
T . ~
LANSIN I. Mich., October 4.——-D. J.
'l‘romblcy. a prisoner ut the state pris-
on at Jackson, was before the Supreme
Court yesterday on a writ of hahens
corpus, sucking his release. lie had
been sent in Jackson for life for wife
murder in Ilay County. After his con-
finement In Jackson for a time he was
declared lnsnnc. lio escaped, and
wont to Canada. lie was extradited
and brought back to Jackson, and his
contoution'now is (but as insanity Is
not an cxlrudlinblc offense he ought
to be released.
The leilfuss Pharmacy. I
”A. is .c". toga?
for Your September Cold
—-DCN"I‘ roncar— 'a ,-
°-'- 25:: a Box ':-
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NO. MAIN ST... IO. NORWALK.
DON’T BORROW TROUBLE.
it Is it bad habit to borrow anything.
hilt the worst think you can possibly
borrow. is trouble. When sic-k. sorc.
heavy, weary and worn-out by the
pains and poisons of dyspepsia, bil-
lousness, Bright's disease, and similar
internal disorders. don't sit down and
bylod over your sy tptoins, but fly for
relief to Electric IINglcrs. Here you
will find sure. and wrmanent forgot-
fulness of all your troubles, and your
body will not, be burdened by a load
of debt disease. Al. F. H. Iinxtcr‘s.
South Norwnlk. and E. 1’. Woods,
Norwalk, drug stores. Price Soc.
Guaranteed. "
“an... "Salli
Gold Willi Papers.
Now Is the time to buy. It is my
custom this time of the your to re-
ducc the price of Gold Wall Papers
to cost In order to make room for new
goods that will soon be coming in.
If you need Wall Paper for this fall
or next spring, it will pay you to buy
now. Take advantage of this and
save the regular profits that you will
have to pay In the spring.
to
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
. l ...
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WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
m
Horny
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI AND
comfortable and up-toda‘lte
city.
room. Bathe in
feet sanitation.
and cigars. lest stocked
city.
T.
I necessity of perfect Health
an essential element of Happiness. .
To prevent sickness and enjoy tho
comforts of life you should equip yelin
sleeping
here with a snowy white,
“Standard”
apartment or dressing chemo.
one-pies.
Porcelain Enameled Lava-
ry and have running hot Ind cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prion.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND wear or...
South Norwalk. Conn.
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ICTORIA
MONROE OTNIE‘I‘.
lowly furnished throughout. lull
hoteifnm
eat in on"!
connection. Pen
100ml excellently
Electricity and
appointed Alwayl comfortable the
u a an
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS. I] Cafe “frying . m] I... .1 mi}.
' ETC. Merrill and Condit'l win titular I
I i
J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
.TILIPHONI DALE. Ill—l.
PAINTlNG AND PAPER HANGING.
«Telephone Connection.
L. H. hacker,
87 WASHINGTON 8T.,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
1847- 1905!
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
“OT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVE! AND HANDED.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFING.
On and Steam Fitting.
III Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. Ito.
Rev. you «In our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
is
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FRANK .c.
VAN scov.
was. ‘fflmflmm.
Wall
Paper.
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Our stock of new goods just in
a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. . .
II J will.“
We have taken a good many
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for:
THE JONES a: HOTCHKISS your work swims-m
COMPANY.
17 WALL avatar, nonwsut. We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your houselnslde or out.
a. E. .
Gorhami,
PLUMBIND. .
“my. 7 TlLIPl-IONI mac 1
HOT WA'I‘II. ill mm or. I. NORWALN.
1'!!! JOHN B. LAW I}
G“ 5......" '1“ ACENCIH. in
mm 3.... 1mm... assurance . '
Ind Zinc- soar rucss’re ' yr
relational...- ”g,
TOWING”. 187-4.
Norwalk Chronicler