‘ unnoticed- itho untlnol; o littdroImr If MINI the bridge In from of thl ,liifiiiisnlmaiilimuom 3r y o A ‘Md ,.thowrtloruon ’Ohiflmezgoygoodfnb. ~' . - "I ‘ Ion pro ‘ collisions-lolly. Thomas Cornell spent ”VIIIIOPOI‘I- . . . The tilt Abram rakidmoro was In the harbor this morning for coal. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein are spending a couple of days in New York city, ‘ The condition of Mrs, James H. Ste. wens, who has been ill. is somewhat improved. . . . Samuel Carman,.of‘.Bett| Place, is having a new fence erected around his property. , , A large barge In tow of the steamer Jtddlo V. cleared this morning for New York, light. Miss Lillian li‘. St. John is visiting Miss Evelyn Simpson, of Peckukill, N. Y., for a tow days. The lschoda Club float has been put back in place again. as has also the one at Schaub's cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller have re- tnrncd to their home in North Stnm~ ford after a visit with friends here. Rev. James W. Davis Is attending the Connecticut conference of the Ad- vent Christian Church today In Wal- lingford. Several East Norwalk people. who wished to be original and exclusive. did not go to Pittsiield. today, but took the boat to New York. The regular weekly class meeting will be heldythls evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church under the leadership of James L'Hommedieu. Miss Annie Cannigan. of New York, and Miss Marjorie Christmann, of As- lorir., L, l., are expected here this eve.— nirg for a visit of seVeral weeks. Captain Charles F). Ducross and Miss Kathryn Ducross have returned from [)anbnry, where they spent the week at. the Fair. Captain Ducross is spending today in New York city. The regular monthly business mcct- ling of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company was held last evening at the ”meat quarters in the Randall Build- 1111'. Routine business was transacted. Mrs. James Warden, of Fort slrocl: Albert Gcib. Jerry Keogh. Frank Sher- wood, Mrs. Lewis W. St. John. Alonzo Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. D. ilurr lloach and B. A. Jackson.,\verc among thosc from East Norwalk who attended the Pittsfleld excursion today. John F. Darrow. of 195 East avo— mie, has resigned his position as mo- torman on the local trolley lilic. Mr. 'Ilarrow was considered one, ot‘ tl.c most competent men on the line, He will devote his time in the future to carpentry, that being his trade. . A small boy riding a horse along the Washington street bridge, yesterday afternoon. caused much aimisemoiit to a few spectators.‘ The boy was riding along in a very unconcerned manner and the horse was stopping at a very deliberate pace. Suddenly the animal stabbed his hoof against a plank of the bridge and went down on his knees. The boy slid down on his mick in a very agile manner, biit held on like grim death. The horse righted himself, and the boy slid back into place and the horsc continued his lel~ surely walk across the bridge. Forly-onc years ago. Saturday, Ca: lei) ‘Wootl. the East Norwalk Veteran, had what he terms “a little argument" with a man in gray down In Virginia. lie and the man in gray were each behind trees about a hundred foot from one anolhcr. ouch pinging at any part of tho othcr‘s anatomy that pro- jected beyond the trcc. 'l‘hrec limos did the man in gray fire. and each time thc load sank iiiio the tree. The fotirth time It struck Mr. Wood in the left arm. The southern soldier. sco- Ing this, loft Ills protection and walk- ed towards Mr. Wood bchlud the tree. but with his ()niinfll'lll. although not as proficient as ho is lo-day, Mr. Wood managed to got his gun up to his shoulder. and when his opponent was hiilf way up to him h took aim and fired. and the soililltil‘n soidicr dropped dead. Mr. Wood lost an arm by the argument. FLOUR“ TUBE ROSE FLOUR, 68c BAG; PER BBL. 65.40. PILLsaunv's. JONEB' AND com MEDAL. 7’60 BAG; PER oat... $5.95. Robert-Smith. . Phone 251-6. yesterday in Rowsyton, Conn. ROWAY’I‘ON. Agents for The Evening Oontinol, In Rowoyfon. are Frederick Lockwood, Elwood IPOadway and Charles Potty. Orders sent to any of the abov: will resolve prompt attention. Mrs. Albert Jones. of McKinley street. has been making a visit in New York. Stevens and Cushmnn are repaint- Ing the residence of la-aier St. John. in Rowaylon avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Enriu Stevens are to move from Logan flIrl'l'I to Edward W. Godfrey's house, in Rowayton ave- ilillt . .. a -.. m. . .-.: . N .. .. a tin a miss are becoming a nuisance about : ( I 3 .3"! heel. lathe modal schools in t vicinity. ,rfroni . a. visit with her brother. Or. has been Connecticut. A. number of people. from this place, went to Pittsaeld to in amount them belamMr‘s. George ovens and daughter fold and Miss Beatrice Dee‘ Waters. , Mt. and'Ml's. Otto M. Mokowski, of' literature. have returned fromvlhelr wedding trip. and are now residing in Stamford. aura. Mokowski was for- merly Miss Jessie i. Cntbiil, of Row nylon. There was a very large number of young people at the evening service of the M. E. Church, Sunday. The front seats were filled with children of the Sunday school, who seemed to thoroughly enjoy the service, while the rest. of the church was well filled with children of a larger growth, who .seomed to take as much interest in the proceedings as did the ones. The Rev. A. L. Hubbard, for- merly of Rowaylon. was the speaker, and he delivered his illustrated ser- mon on "Hearts." catching the atten- tion of the children at once. and keep- Ing it throughout the hour's discourse, as was shown by the quick and intol- llgent responses her'received, as he fre- quently asked the children to tell him about matters previously mentioned. The address is somewhat unique in nature, and is entirely original with the speaker, being something worked out by hlln in his shorts to find some thing with which to hold the attention of the little ones. while he impresses them with some of the great truths of the Bible. Mr. Hubbard was, of course, at his best, last evening. as he was in his home town and addressing an and- ience of friends and acquaintances; but/he has had great success with these addresses wherever he has dc- livered them, and last evening was no exception to the rule. By means of. handsomely \lithographed cards. each heart shaped and bearing a single fict- ter, be outlined an immense white heart on a crimson background, and then framing It with appropriate scrip- tural texts, he completed the picture by' placing a large golden hcart above the whole, while in the ccnterpf the background finally appeared the cross made of the words of Jesus. During the address Mr. Hubbard managed to weave in much of the best. of Bible history, and also to teach a number of useful and practical lessons to the children. The whole was enlivened by a number of appropriate. stories which served to fix the lcssous in the minds of the children, while the older ones showed by their attention that the lessons were not all learned by the little ones. The choir aidcd in the service by rendering special mu~ sic in a most acceptable manner. At the _closo of the utldi'css souvcuii‘ cards bearing lithographs of tho illus- li‘ation used, were distributed among the alulicnco.“Shellon correspondent of the Ansonia Sentinel. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in Dorian, are Arthur Slauson. and Wei. lace Sharer. Orders sent to either oi the above will receive prompt atten- on. ".1. Miss Lucretia Cullen was a Visitor in South Norw'alk yesterday. , James Raymond was a visitor in South Norwulk. yoslcrdny. Miss Marlon Briggs. of limoklyu. N. Y., is the guest of Miss Stclln Ausicn. Mr. and Mrs. llunford Smith wcrc visitors In South Norwalk ycstonlay. 'I‘hcodorc Austen was a visitor in South Norwulk ycstcrday on business -Mrs. llcruian Singer, of Port (‘lues- lcr, was a visitor at the Iltlnil' of her son-ln-law, Louis Stoorzn, yesterday. 'l‘lireo constables have qualified and were sworn in yesterday. They ‘.\(‘I‘i.‘ John A. Finch, Wilbur Bates and lla- VIII Nelstm Mather. The first meeting of the board of se- lectmen since their rc-clccliou to of- fice was bold yeslcrtlay afternoon. The board organized and considers. his in the way of routine business was transacted. Several admirers of the art pisctr toriai have caught large numbers of smell In the wntcrs adjoining Duricn and Notoion recently. lilacltflsb are also biting niccly alid sovclal good catches have been recorded rcccully ~~~Fdncy crackers of all kinds. and strictly fresh at Slrcci's Cash Grocery. Rapid progress is being made in laying the conduit. for the wires of lhc American Telephone and 'l‘olegrnpli lompany. and the southerly and at the trench has reached a point, al most opposite the residence of Thom- as 1’. Gave. (loli'ors In this section are taking it good deal of lnlcrcst in tho wouicn'r national ohauiplmiship tournament to be played this week. as among Illt onirIcs arc Mrs. Charles '1‘. titoui for incriy of Woo Burn. and Mina (lcot'gi anti lllsliop. tho proacnl iltlo holdcr who is from the Brookluwn Country Club. of Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maury entertain ed a large party at their place In No roldn, Halurdny afternoon. 'i‘here Wlliv a race on the love pond between boats owned by Mr. Maury. William N. Weed and Richmond Snliio._ Muir ry‘s boat won. The party then went to the Woo Bilrn Oolf Clib where supper was served. and a ter that there was a dance. Campbell's or: client furnished excellent. mimic The e have been many complaints recently regarding the want on simian tor of song birds in the woods round about Dorian. A great. deal of tho shooting Is done on Sundays and in buttons. The ltolians from Biennial-c and southNorwslk come here, audio ., .h!'$.Aad&.nd¥l . «their! .. ..w m so nit-Hut. intimate. ‘ n gratitude, It“ long and am and with all the caution colorof on y‘, llf . Dru V m‘hsvo sold it tonsil - I teaching 7 Miss Pearl Stevens "has returned Howard Stevens. in‘ West cornwan. smaller ~ a n I”. 4 iii». ' is what Mril'Luo‘y Store". of Tillaon. a... said after taking Kodol Dyspepsia . : Gun. Hundreds 3,, "gay: .GI‘VOIIWVM ‘ . women are -- : bologn- Itend to perfect stop. by this rom- ody. YOU may be well If youwlll lain It. Indigutloncsum nearly all the sick- - ., , nose that atoms: have. it deprives the system of nourish- ment and the doll’ostp organs“ peculiar to women sufforuwoditon'. slid bosom dlumd. , ' Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest and assimilate all of the whole- some food that may be eaten. It nourish“ the body. and rebuilds the weak organs indlgilstion. constipation. dyspepsia; coin risings. belching. heartburn and all stomps! disorders. . Digests What You a... llu- loboldrl Prepared at the Lab- tioiu u not as t a crew of l.ll.lls'iu trial or M out n. O tie.i .“°'I=lv"“‘ FOR SALE DY TH. CLIFFORD PHARMACY. M. allowed to continue wil rid the forests of song birds unless stringent lueas area are taken to put a stop to lht practice. Nothing is too small nu born to shoot at and one citizen states that they have been shooting numbers of robins. thrushes. and oven ..hc lilllo \vrcns have not escnpcr: hcui. When the late lrust Koch vns deputy game warden. he looked liter lhc'enforcomcnl of the law-3 in his respcct, and an arrest was made iccasionaily. 'l‘hc Danbury News published the the following in its issue for Saturday waning: "ilnnlcl E. Hoyt, of Nero ion. formerly of this city, and a well (nown Grand Army man, was knock .‘d down by ,a race-horse. whilc cross ng the truck at the Fair Grounds. 'ostcrday afternoon. The horscs welt warming up preparatory to a race. ind Mr. Hoyt, failing to notice the Ipprouch of a swiftly moving trotlor. noppod directly in front of the ant rial. A shaft of thc sultry struck him n the side. Mr. Iioyt was bleeding 'roni several scalp wounds, and when to arose hc cxpcricuccd grout pain. is was taken to tho kociicr's house in the grounds. and Dr. Gordon was .nmiuoned to attend him. The pliysi 'ian found that Mr, Hoyt bad sustain 1d a fracture of two or more libs l‘lie injured man was removed to the iospitnl in this city later in the at ernoon. H..- ls vcry comfortable to lay and his injuries will probably lave no serious results." WESTPOR'I‘. Agents for the Evening Sentinel. lr Nootport, are 8. Digiovannl and Wm E. Null. Orders sent to either of flu ibovo will receive prompt sttIntlon. Archilccl It). I}. Southey. of Bridge iort. has coiuplclcd the plans and intimates lil‘l' now bclng received for be new library to be presented to the :own by Morris K. .lessupr prcsldciil if the New York Bureau of Com- nicrcc. it will be a brick building NIiIl either marble. granite or limo- lIOIlt'. trimming, figures bcing roceiv id for each, with lerra-cotiu cornicor and a gravel roof. The hall and cor. .ridor will have a marble walnscotting to lhc‘cciling and the stairs will be oi iron with niurblc treads and riscs. 'l‘iic first floor will be finished in oak and he second in ash. A rubber lilo noor .vill be required in the delivery root.- The stock room will be two sloric.: illed with up to date book racks and ducks. Modern plumbing will be in ,llalled and it will be heated by either sit-am or hot water. HONOLULU PUBLIC LANDS. Surveys Made Show Most Are Under Lease to Sugar Planters. . HONOLULU. October 2. viii San Francisco. ()clobcr 10.»~—A complete survey of the public lands of the two rilory bar. just bccn finished by tho nirvcy dcpiirimonl and the land ’)III(‘I‘ ins inudc a list of the lands showing lint In all the islands lhcro are l.» llihltill acres of government lauds. (if those hourly all are untlor It‘ll‘lt'li nosily to sugar plantations. 'l‘bc Iands which are not under louse ug grcgalo 400.800 acres. Orders IIIIVII been received from Washington for the establishment of three hrancli' post, offices in Honolulu. l‘horc has been one general office up 0 this time. A. W. Pearson. manager if the Hawaiian Dinette Company. )lllllilihtii‘ll of the Daily Advertiser, is lead after a long illness. He was a intive of Milwaukee. born in lliiili IllIiI had been prominent in local business ind public affairs for many years. Lorriu Andrewa. alli)l‘lmy~lg‘0i1v”l\l for the territory. In has called for Shanghai and will probably sclllli there. His resignation in In the lands of Governor Carter. E‘. C. W- .crs. first deputy of the department, is a charge of the office. RAILROAD Oll'l's TACOMA WATER FRONT. The Chicm Milwaukee and Eli. Paul . Railway Company. yesterday purchas- all more than 100 acres of this land \iroperty located on the water from . ’or which they paid in excess of Matt. ion. The property adjoins the IllIlI- rigs sc:.rrcri by the cnfnpsny ncct‘oiu ly at a cost of 3100.000 more than a ”our age. restoring health and strength. Kodol our“ rs. stout Expect do Better Than , ., . Should Yesterday. l NEW. YORK. Option-«There was no falling off in the attendance -of apeotatorsond if anything ks’ener in- terest was shown by every one con- play for the women's National golf championship on the links of the Mor- ris County Golf Club at Convent Sta- tion. N. .l.. than during the qualifying .round of medal play yesterday. The weather conditions were ideal. The quality of golf exhibited by Miss Gaorglaana Bishop. of Brook- lawn. Conn, and Miss Margaret Cur- tis. of Boston, in the preliminary round was probably the best ever shown by women in America. These two are tied with scores of 87 cash for the low score prize. The previous women's ‘ecord for this course was 89, and this ‘act illustrated the high class play of the two leaders. both of whom were excellent on their long game. Mrs. Charles T. Stout, who is en. ered from the Apnwamis Golf Club. Rye, N. Y.. did not appear to as good advantage as when she won themet- ropolitan title a short time ago. Sh‘e‘ said today flint she would do much better in the match with Miss. M. W. Phelps. Brookline, Mam, who was live‘ strokes better than the former champion yesterday. At the conclusion of today‘s round 'or the championship division there will he a consolation handicap for boss. who failed to qualify for the championship. lLLlNOlS WILL NOT INTERFERE. CHICAGO. October 10.—-A dia- inlch to the Tribune from Springfield. ll., quotes Governor Doneen, as lol- ‘ows: “At the present time the lllinois luthorillos have not the slighlcsi; den of inlerfcring with the insurance I'ork. The investigation now in pro- !ress is manifestly so searching .rd .0 fair that i believe any counter nvcstiantion by our insurance ofllce naturally would do more burnt than good." . SANTA CLARA RAILROAD SOLD. SAN FRANCISCO. October li).—-A 'ailroud deal affecting this city and ion Jose, and the intervening [lelilililllq a. has been perfected here. .. E. Ianchelte has bought for $500,000 in :ash. the Santa Clara intcrburlnin lailroad Company. lIc lias also our- zhascd for $800,000 the San Jose and innla Clara Railroad Company. The ircsiimption is strong that liuncbclle s acting for tho Wcslcrn l’nciiic pro- ile and that they intend to have an 'loclric syslcin south from this lily, is a feeder for their main line. ADMIRAL SEYMOUR SAILB FOR BOSTON. LIVERPOOL. (lciobcr 10.-~Tho‘ lunard Linc stcamcr lvcrnia. which ails from here io-dny for lloslon. akes among hcr passengers Admiral if the Fleet Sir Edward liobart Sov- uour, principal naval aid dc camp to King Edward. Admiral Sir Edward l'lobnrt‘ Sc:- uour cnlcrcd lhc III‘IIISII llilVy In 1852. crved in the (‘t'llucniL (lhliicsc :ind ngptian wars and commanded the lrst allicd expcdition against lilo (‘lii- lose in 1900. MORE COTTON LEAK INDICT- MENTS. WASHINGTON. ()clobcr 10.—-.lns- . .lcc Wright, of the District Supreme Court, yesterday ism id at bcncli war- rant l’or li‘rcdcrick . l‘cckhani and Moses l-laas. indiclcd in connectini‘. with the, "cotton leak" cases in the \grirullurai Departincnl. The ac- ion is taken so as to apprehend eith- -r. of the parties should III' come with- in the limits of the District of (loliini. b it. ‘ CALENDAR SLIPS A COG. The, wcnther. ycslordny. resembled that of,.lnl_v or August. The lcnipcr- lturc rosc nearly forty dcgrcos dur- ing the morning hours. and at noon was hovering around tho eighties. ()ld timers admitted that they had never sccn such a long slrclch of sunimcry weather in October, as We have had 'hus fflr this month, and were of the opinion that the calendar had slipped a cog. W DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Director and Embalmer. 1! Ruth Moln It. loath Morin-Ill. Residence. I Washington Direct. Telephone of house. Ill-l lama“... ....» . [...-pu— muons sot-.4. cornedin today's rounds of the match ‘ 'nvostigation now in progress in New : , watlr with bath. ,"Wnii sued; in. fil’l » all - WE PAY EX We will lend you. in I plain sealed out. with an mm to show council. FOUR FUL‘I. 'OUAI'IT BOTTLES of . HAYNEII PRIVATE STOCK RYE for ”.20. and we will my the express charger. Try it. have your doctor tort thicnll any want you like. it you don'lllnd it all right and the purest ‘l. 1 l i i a and beat whiskey you ever ' tilted. Ihin ll bitch to u: at our expense and your 83.20 a will be promptly refunded. At our distillery. one oi the largest and be»: equipped In the world. we distill an average of 9.580 nations of l'URlc Willti- . KEY a day. When you ‘ buy HAYNER WIIIS- "‘ KEY. It goes direct to you from oil: distillery. thus E Iassuring you of poriect ‘3 purity and saving you the ""‘I~...._._...w" ‘dealeril' big profits. lIAY- l NER WHISKEY Is pro- ‘. scribed by doctors and . used in hospitals and by haifs million m- islled customers. ’l‘hat‘s why YOU should try ll. .. warts Olin manner orriol TIIE IIAYNEII DISTILLIIII 00. DAYTON. 0. ST. LOUISyIO. ST. PAUL. “INN. - ATLANTA. GA. Orders for Arno. (fr-1.. (75].. l loho. Mont..N v.. 'N..Nex..0re.. Utah. WIsli'.. r: ’ .. niuuobo on tliobnsis off qt “th formalin? Htl'lulllil mm. a was run-up. Esmomsuao 1800. Capital 8500.000.00 Paid in full. rub. or do minus for In.“ by r Dunstan. Tour. 0. l 300 STAMPED TO DEATH. WILLIMAN'I‘IC, Oct. 10.——'l‘lionisa ltenallo. aged 14, who was found tram- pled under his horscs' t'cct. at. ima- zird’s Bridge a few days ago, (1ch yes- lerday of his injuries. We Have Just Received OUR FALL SUPPLY OF Portable Lamps VARYING IN PRICE FROM $2 to $15 IF INTERESTED, KINDLY GIVE Us A CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR- SELF. DON'T YOU NEED.A GASHEA TER .’ ———1 Bull. ll’iiligliliigll. Phone 68. Bill Nlllllilil BANK SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TRANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. CAPITAL sleaooooo SURPLUS AND Paorrre $173,500.00 ...—...... EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pros. JOHN .H. KNAPP, Vice-Pros. JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier. . ”...... DIRECTORS. E. H. Mathewson Henry Roymul‘ John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Joelsr R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian awal‘tz John H. Light. Fred H. Rowan j E. Coma and make your selection and not a room for the winter before they are all gone. There are a few fine room. left yet. Everything new and undo-date. steam hosted, not and cold Prices moderate. Central Hotel Car. Monroe and Chestnut .3qu South Nor-walk. J. DISESI. Prop. orrios ssooso rLoon. fl M '— ma». , - For SURETY BONDS not all Kinds. Jacob H. Linton. 5 Railroad FIR-$0.. Iouth Norwalk. 0 . i A?» “ . 'Lt‘l hti.‘ guns . can . E58 ONAIGEB , i Ii, ther imperial thanks are given ., . Count Wiilo in a rcscript published to- , day, and high tribute is paid to ihe ER MID ION , are. Tahiti. ‘11 hrs nelson. October, ‘ iii.-~’l‘bo Roll» lsaac Henry. one of. the I308! known ‘(livlucs on this island, (lied on , September ll. He was the son of a . pioneer missionary of French Ocean. ica; who reached Tahiti from England in 1797. Among his’surviviug sous is the Rev. John Henry, of San Francis- co, who was present at his death' and 'mudo a few remarks at the funeral. About the middle of this month a. brush fire seriously threatened the powder and dynamite magazine in the St. Emilia Valley, but an explosion was averted by the officers and ran loan of the French transport Zeloo, who succeeded In controlling the llamas. A branch of the Bank of III- do-Clilnu Is soon to be opened in P.1- poelom THANKS FOR COUNT WITTE. ST. PE’I‘ERSBURII, Oct. 10.—-1i‘nr- in services he rcudorod in the conclusion . of peace with Japan. TR Y “The New Connecticut" Meal Chopper * WHEN IN NEED or If MACHINE. AT Charles E. Dow’s. HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 143-6. new»... but Gold Wall Papers. Now is the time to buy. It is my custom this ilfno of the your to re- duco 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. Cloth Window Shades. with fringe, 25:. J I ,.i..n _._.._ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, ETC. WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Telephone Connection. L H. Butler, 8] WASHINGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 1847. ‘ 1905. PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. CTOVED AND RANGES. ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. On and Steam Fitting, III Fixtures. Met-I Coiling. Eto. Hav. you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY. 17 WALL DTREE'I', NORWALK. FRANK C. VAN SCOY. , PLUMBING. . STEAM, ‘ -HOT WATER. 'AND GAS FITTING. ...—“-.....n... Il‘in,'Sheet Iron, Coppeil and Zinc. II loutln Main, It!“ Telephone, 187-4. Death Norwalh. Conn. , 7 Quanta listless? , mil not with ' :1! lIa In so ”We j awndhn‘ha of? who“ ‘35 l c “I. ‘3‘ . ‘i NY ’DIADi ’ September :27, Excellent Cough Curtis, . W. 'l‘. Cough Mixtures. .. . . . . Jilin. Gray’s Honey of! White 1“Il.la......35uf “ Red Spruce Gum..............‘.... 5o, White Pine and Tar.............. lie, Baby Cough Syrup...............25c ‘ Comp. Syrup of Hypophosphltes.. . title and!” We are ready at any limb to tell you which Corn is most adapted to your ‘caso. . . z. it: ._ .,‘ M The Zeitfliss Pharmacy. r so. MAIN or. ammunition. THE new I I"; ’r‘ HOTEL, VICTORIA ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. Our rooms a ppeelai feature. and Electric Lights throughout. cry room heated. . RATES REASONABLE.” Finely stocked Cafe in connection. A full lino of Aclecr, Merrill a. Can- dlt Com celebrated Wines, Liquors and » Cigars always on band. '1‘. J‘. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. Telephone Call. 396—3. ...... Lecithin Gas Ev. unonrtsn ...... . ................ we WEAKFISII ............ ... ....... lilo I'IADDOCK ....................... 7c nosron nouns ..... ........ 7c nuns ...................... .....‘..12c STEAK coo ........ ........ ice wnonn SALMON ................ in. smear) SALMON ................ its All other kinds of Fresh Fish at: reasonable prices. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARKET. Old SaNatlon Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop. South Norwalk. ‘. to I "colony of perfect Health and an oountlai element of Happiness. To prevent sickness and enjoy the comforts of life you should equip your sleeping apartment or dressing ohm). born with a snowy white, one-plow ,_ "Standard" Porcelain Enameled Lavo- ‘t tory and have running hot and cold ' water as desired at your touch. We have samples in our showman and will gladly quote you prion. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAIN AND WEDT 0T0. loath Norwaik. Conn. ’rv W511 Paper. Our stock of new goods just in is 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. 4 We have taken a good many contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit figures for. your work. i :.I J u-dnla...‘ a I 'L'WJM-vm’ no We try to carry in stock every-i thing you need for the decoration of your house inside or out. E. E. Gorham, TELEPHONE "H IO FIRI'I' IT- 7 I. NORWALK- m Jall'“;.l.w.ales .10th1”. ALL mounsncs. italic rm" uoarosors. sonny. ornu. soar Ticks-rs rsvssré around. my? locum MAIN "our. ”3i , To. Call, zoo—o ' ... .l “ mammals V. a. Patent Off)". Aniline “I! - I Officiant“ Mala Direct. ,. i ”snowshoe tsom,’ h HIDDOIIIMIIDII ulna uncompr- . “i":d“s°°:%fl"-‘Si's‘éf ”aflfi’. O s d n . 1 pp , , “Iond road for ‘Ieoklot °n Poirot!
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