Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 26, 1906 · page 7

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drugs and drum. We buy. the
purest end our preparation. are of the
standard strength. Your prowriptiobl
will be accurately and carefully com-
piounded and just no your physician de-
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at tho Rowayton Free Library and
Reading Root . has resumed bur pool
tional’tor a week's Illness,

‘ Mills Emma Cuohman has recovered
from an attack. from tonsilltls. Mrs.
Charles II. liodl'roy substituted In the
public school for her Friday.

 

Miss Ethel R. Petty and Chester A.
Stephenson. of Mount Vernon, Now
York, spout Sunday with Mr; and Mrs
I. E. Petty. of nynioud street.

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Rev. H. H. Spooucr, secretary of lilo
State ’I‘omporancc Magus, delivered
an address In thc‘ltawayton Baptist
Church, last evening. Mr, Spooncr
comes from Kcneington. aud'he told of
conditions as be. found them in that

 

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of The Sentinel, a letter box has been
placed on the bridge near Hefner's

news store. Item: fer publication are
collected daily, They should be elm»
ed by the writer as an evidence of
good faith. . , v»

The barge Clarence has arrived with
a cargo of sand for local dealers.

 

Miss Van Solver, of Winfield street.
was a visitor in Bridgeport. yesterday.

 

Iicv. E. W. Bysho exchanged pulplts

with Itcv. Edward Cunningham, yester-
day.

 

{III-s. Edson K. St. John has rcturn~
cd to IIcr home after a visit of a tow
days ill Newark. N. J. '

 

(in Friday of this week Rev. Mr.
chct. of Boston, will preach at the
Advcut Christian Church.

 

 

'I‘hc regular weekly class Iucctiug
undcr the leadership 01‘ James ii'I-iont-
modicu will be held tomorrow.

Mrs. Oscar Parlrick has boon dis-
charged from lilo Nurwulk Hospital.
whcrc shc I‘cccnlly undorlvcnt an op-
(’I'iititill.

 

 

As an cvidonco of the warm wcalltcl‘.
a cat owncl by S. Naphcy, of Osborn
(ll‘t‘lliit', brought a live snake into tho
boast: last woclt.

’I‘ho Pure Life. by Mrs. Addio Slov-
cus, was tho subjcci. of tho. Iucctlnu
oi‘ thc Epworth Longuc, ycstct'duy. ’i‘hc
IIII‘L'iOlII; was chI uttondcd.

 

 

(in ’I‘hursday night of this wcck
thori- wili be It nIccllng' of tho ()Illciul
iloard of tho Advcnt. Christian Church,
at Ill“ ciosc ol lilo regular weekly so-
cial scrvicc. ,

 

Miss Lora S. i’hinncy has Issncd iII-
vilutions to “A lluchclor Maids’ Iicat‘t
l‘urty,‘ to be hold at her lIouIc, 2 Scl-

rmcnt of thc. stale liquor laws.
‘- wad listened to with close attention
. by a large congregation. «

3 lb Pull hairy“...

3 Phys 10c Size

Phone 2516.

1 section or the state, and mode a, strong

plea. for tumpcrunco, and the enforce-
Ho

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Albrecht. of
Rowaylon, entertained a. company of
friends, Friday night. Games and
singing were indulged in, and refresh»
meals of lemonadechocolnto and cake
were served. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Albrecht, .Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Albrecht, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin AI-
brecht, David Albrecht, Rev. F. C.
Brown, Miss Cornelia Brown, Mrs.
Raymond, Miss itiillun Raymond. Mics
Mary Slllflin, Miss Marlon Close, Mrs.
V. J. Benellsba, Archie and Wallace
llcnoilsha. Mr. and Mrs. Id. S. Marsh.
Mrs. Edward Brothertop. Mrs. Ambler,
Miss Mabel Ambler, Mrs. Hobart, Mrs.
A. B. Cleverly, Miss Lois Marsh, Miss
Laura Ctockett and Miss Letts.

 

There was considerable excitement
hcro yesterday, when a small sizcd
monkey was discovered in tho vicini-
ty of the railroad track. Constable
Edward J. Inidrigun, James IIadI-igan.
William Moran and others started in

pursuit. of the animal. and finally suc- _

cocdcd in cornering him, so that Mr.
Moran caught him. 'I‘ho monkcy was
chilicd and wet. and was mlpurculiy
willing to be taken to it warm plucc.
Mr. Moran scloctod his blacksmith shop
as a good piano to kccp the gorilla.
’I‘bc pcoplo. in liowayloll had sccn thc
animal around for scvcrul days past.

but. had Ilot ltlca whom it caluc I‘l'oIII.
chcral of tho boys in tho village IIIIII
madc. an cl‘i‘ort to capturc him,
without success.

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Leaf Lard.

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6 Pkgs National Biscuit

Co. Crackers. 50 Size 250

250

Robert Smith

Rowayton. Conn.

 

loch avcnnc, 'l‘bursday cvcuing, to
Illcci bcr i‘rlcnds, Miss l’ortcrflcid, of
lllassachusctts.

\l’cckiy bulletin of East. Avcuuo
Mclhodisl Episcopal f‘hurcll: Mon.
day m3 p. In.; Sunday School Iioard
lucctiutz. church parlor. 'i‘IIosday. 724:3
p. "L, class IIlccting, church parlor;
’i‘ncsday, 7:45 p. m.. meeting of all
who huvc sigucd cards or otherwlso
dcclurcd lllcir purposc lo bcconlo lol-
Iowcrs of Christ. togclllor with tiIcir
iricnds and Sunday school tcachors,
pI'lIIIuI'y room. chilcsday. 2 p. m..
Idllllt‘h" Aid: chnesday, meeting of
tho ()filciai [tom-d, church parlor. 8 p.
III. 'I‘IIIlI‘sday, 7:45 p. m., praycr moot-
lng. Friday, 7:45 p. m,. Junior Band.
Saturday, 2:30 p. m.. minis arts of the
Norwalk group. sermon in c urch Dill"
Ior. All invited. Next Sunday morn‘
ing, 9:30, class meeting. Next Sun-
day, 10:30 a. m.. roccptlon ot’ moul-
bcrs and probationers and Holy Com-
amnion.

 

'I‘hc conditions of the bridge are gci-
iiut: to bc vcry unsanitary. Doc-nylon,
Ilith and dirt arc heaped birth on the
planking anti the filth helps to rot tho
brldgu by holdlul.y the moisture. Rosl-
dculs of the bridge have heretofore
pr-tilloncd iilc scloctmcn and tho board
ui’ huullh and cvuryono ciao including
tbc III-wspupors lor aid in getting tho
bridge (-Icanod. It. was cleaned up oncc
through prlvnlo outcrpl‘iso and uncle by
tho. lnnultcs ol' the town I'arm. Now.
hum-vcr. onc ol’ the rosidcnls ol' the
brldgc has a. bright. ldca which comics
to ’l‘ho Sonilnoi in lilo torm 0! a letter.

Itldilor ol’ Scullnci: Now that tho
cicclrlc powm' bus bocn put into tho
lu'iduo thus rciicving Mr. John Colo, i
IIil' brlduc, toudcr, of II lot ol’ work. ,
why ~zIII‘I. ho swoop tho bridge and
luxcp it clcun. i-ic has lot. of limo
and could do it instas Well as not bc- i
sldc saving the town a lot or cxponso
and hclplug the people on the bridge
to keep hoalthy. .

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will give a onchre and dance
hall this cvoning.

Milloru ilaggs’ wcdding Monday
Brooklyn.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Agent. ior the Evening Sentinel. in

 

Darlen, are Arthur Slaueon, and Wat
lace Sharer. Orders cent to either oi
the above will receive prompt atten
tion.

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For the benefit of the residents 0'

Barton, a news bulletin board and let
tor drop box have been placed in front
of Allen's Drug Store.
personals and advertisements will be
c
pubiicgtion, but as a guarantee of good
faith, all items must be sinned.

News Items,

ollected each afternoon. Not for

The Voluntocr company of Noroton
III its

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Ilanlcl Spllzcr and It‘rcdorlck Schro-

 

tlcr uttcndcd a dancc III ('ranbury. last
Friday.

Miss IIIIIII Rot'lic. Mills Charlie It‘ilcll
Ind Miss Sit-Ila. Auslcu attcudcd Misu
III

'I'hc lipwm‘th imuuuc, of the M. ill.

Church, hat-ion. will give a suppcr and

‘IlI.l‘l’IiiIllliltllli on the owning of

March Ii. .

licujaluiu chd. or Noroion, has giv-
“ll II ncw coat of light. grccn paint. to
lie houso I‘ur I'hc now mlulslcr IIoltr
Iltl Presbyterian Church, Noroton.

Nullpm lnmcliy has plancd a largo
uulcrn with strong rclloclor on tho
«mum of Imltoy amino and 'I‘uruplku.

John I’. Iirulnluor. I-cIIl cslalo uncut,

Illlll HOIII thc .‘loim MIIllIcI- plant), Nor»

do. to Mrs. Nucudorr, or South Nor-

wul k.

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Int

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on per

. . . , Ill
build rogue to. lb
one at Mina Emma Dcieiiold.

plans and specifications; to make an

. Warhol dutch unprepared
ad on illokenelto proportyfilt doom-
li‘tlvintblo; do probe on additional
appropriation for who hlzbwbywm
make an appropriation for laying
drain pipes from Corilam's swamp on
tho Turnpike, to Stony Break. It decor
ed advisable; to hear the report or
the committee on the claim of the
Charles W. Raymondoitute. and take
action thereon: to hear tbereport or
Andrew Carnegie, to pure dire rum . or
$5,000'Io‘r the erection oi o‘freo library
building. provided the town makes an
appropriation of $500 annually for the
support and maintenance of the li-
brury; to make this appropriation and
take such action as may be required to
build and manage a town library.

 

’I‘ho hobo who broke into the sum.
Incr cottage of Walter E. Irving, a New
York contractormjltotwovor the Dorlcn
town lino. likelihood clothing and
good wine. 'i‘lIonc facts wore revealed
by the investigation of the burglary
made by Plalnciolbomuan Heftcrnun.
oi' the Stamford .polloo'torce. 'I‘ho oili-
cor found an outilt oI‘clothing such as
a typical hobo Would be apt to wear.
piled up III a coiled heap in thordlning‘
room 01’ the residence. When Mr. Ir-
vlug arrived and made an inventory
of his effects, he found an outfit of his
best clothing was gone from sucks up
to a silk-lined dnrk spring overcoat.
Down stairs in the collar, the Investi-
gators found that the wines and older
had been tampered with. It was fig.
urcd out that tho hobo consumed
about half a gallon of the drinkablcs
before be deported with his loot. The
police havc soul out a list. of the
sloicn goods. Includcd In it are

& Richardson .22-cuilbrc revolver. long

Inscription “In remembrance of your
California irip,’ a gift from a chief of
police in California: a Lovell shot gun
in u Ioalllcr casc, a fishing reel with
silk cntunclcd line. another nlckci rcol
and line, scvcrul buxcs of cartridges
and shells for the shot gun.

——-"llr. ’l‘bcmas' Ecicctrlc Oil is IiIc.
bcsl I-ctnody for that often fatal dis-
casc‘croup. ”as bch nscd with
succcss Ill our family for night yours.
~~~Mrs. I.. Vl’hltcacrc. Buffalo. N. Y.

‘WESTPORT.

Agnnte for the Evening Sentinel. In
Weetport, are s. Dialovannl and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders seht to either of the
above will receive prompt attention.

 

 

Mrs. .l_ ('l. Hyatt svcut
in Straliord with Iricuds.

Miss Anna Shorwrmd has horn cu-
tcrmlnlug rI-icnds from out of town.

ycslcrday

Ilcv. Wul'rcn Landcrs occuplod tho
pulpit ol' the It‘alrllchl Congregational
church, Sunday.

Tile boys ot‘ lilo (Tollgi't‘lmlllonal
church Him to form a club and will
ulccl. at tho lmtuc of rho pastor. Thurs-
day night for that purpose.

 

III spite of thc efforts to 5ch up an
icc scarc lIcrc, thcrc is little rcasou
to doubt but that the supply will sonic-
how moot, lhc demands when sulumcr
$011105,

 

(loads roads. it Is Ilcvoutcdly to bc
.‘mpcd that tho advice so clcvcriy giw
-II, and so uppilcnblc hero just now
.vill lu- foliowcd by our town fathers
Ind lilt' communily not back to some-
IIIIIIL" Itkc its old form before the sunt-
.llt‘l‘ is far advallccd.

Iiiuc birds and I'obins in cvldcncc
.lIId tho small boy active with mlgs
md tops. Spring is advancing. but.
not _vl'l has wintcr Iooscd Its hold and
lilo poopic will do wcil to bc wary of
this dciusivc \Vcntltcr if thol‘ would
Ivoid colds and worse.

 

'I‘IIcrc is sonic activity along lines
that promlscs to Iuakc tho coming sca-
son a more active one than last with
boalman. ’i'bcrc ls cvory reason why
in acoustic ilIIcs Wcstport should ad-
vance with fur creator rapidity than
has hccll thc case for sovcl'tll yours
back.

 

 

(lcrlainly tilc (Inc. IIcllvc and pros-
ilt'l'tilifl organization Ilcrc is lilo (irm-us
Paran- Il‘urmcrs’ Club. and only
through Its Illslruluculallly can We
hom- to accomplish lunch. lluviron'
IlIcIIt has much to do with tho misc
'ililI lhut may scrrc “H II logical l'l‘llliillll
wily sumo of its IuouIllm‘s also classed
with lilo board of trado arc so cfluc-
iirc in tho club and wcrc. not III Ibo
board. 'l‘llc l'orIucI' ls t-oI'lulIlly will
aim; tbc lasting rcuurd oi“ tho public
born. and doscrvus It.

 

A now bridgc is it ncccsslty across
tho I'Ircr at Stolc slrcci. and whllc a
I'callzullou or that has tom: possI-sscd
It. majority. tlwrc apptulrs to ho an ac-
tivity along the lluc oi" accomplish-
Iucnt.. Whilo tho lluprovctucuts and
chuuucs arc boluu wrought at. Hull
poim by the croctiou of a binary bulld-
Inc It. would be a wood Idea to con-
I-Ildcr the podium of u now brldgu, and

 

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‘Ii‘l'iday allcrnoon.

,, krl‘.-“?ll . .y . «

I I the Edi“ g
vet‘é‘i‘tydhrcc‘lluman ung
side? by sidetw Oncis‘wb tan
Eskimo andntistsnow willie;
In life, this would be ruddy
with. rich "bloom ,‘Anolher'ia
that. of a coal-miner audio
black. The other is of attown

gray, as are the Inn s of most
city residents. "I'Iat’s why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why Scott's
Emulsion does so much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blood. It
makes the lungs germ-rc-
sisting. If the body is run
down and health is at a low
ebb Scott's Emulsion will
build 'it‘ up quickly and per—
manentiy.
SCOTT 81 BOWNE. 40o PurlSlreet New York.

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built II Ilnc stone fence about. his

prop-
cry on. Stamford avenue.

 

 

The Frank Brown properly on Park

ustreet, which has been occupied for
Smith & Wesson .22-calibrc revolver-.t'gtlm" “'1‘?le M“ and, Mrs. WIIIlll‘i‘t‘I
short blue stool barrel; o. Harrington .trong, hm" ’0‘“ purclascd by M‘s'

Strong’s I'alilcr. Mr. Emerson. of

blue steel barrel: one long target pis‘ Brooklyn.
tol. blue steel barrcl; a sharp huntingi
knife in a lculhcr casc which bore tllc ’3,

A private dancc. dircctcd by Clar-
cnc‘o Puncher and Lewis Knapp. was
given in Masonic Iiall. Thursday ovo-
nlnu. Alum twcntydlvo couples—«all
matricd foil-w“ \‘.‘t"t't' prcscnt. A IllIc
Iilnc was l‘opol‘lctl. Shopardfs orchcs
Ira tarnished the music.

 

 

Herbert S. ()glll'il. It New York law—
.\’(‘l'. iormcrly a. rcsitlcnt of this town,
Icciurcd bci’orc illc \‘I'omcn‘s Club.
ills suhjccl was
“(lrulors and I’I'caclicl‘s Whom I Iiavc
llcard." llc dcscrlbcd In an lull-resting
way Ihc poI'squIiitiI-s and cIIaI-ut'lcris-
tics of such Inch as Rust-on ('(lilkllllfl.
llcnry Ward iicrrhcr. llorace tlrcclcy
and Phillips Iiruuhs. 'I‘hc, musical
part of tho program was iincly oxccul-
cd ducts-wimp a llllll't‘lllt‘lli from lico-
thovcu's il‘ilth Symphony—by Mmc.
l’apaslantz and Miss I-‘Iorcuco lt‘an-
I'lit‘l‘.

N0 STRIKE OF COAL MINERS.

 

President Mitchell Endorse: the
Opinion Given Out Last Night.

Nidw YtlltK, l~‘I-b, 2d,-.iobn Milcir
I~Ii. prcsldcnl of tho United Mluc
Workers of Amorlca. today endorsed
lhc Opinion that IIlt‘l't‘ will he no gou-
crul sirlkc of coal minors on April 1
next, which was Itivou out last night
Ill Indianapolis by Vicel’rcsldcnl 'I‘. II.
howls. of tho linitod Millc Workcrs.
l’I‘csldcnl. Milcilcii was shown the vice-
prosldcut's stulclucut Ill which lllc int-
lcr said. in addition to tho Ilsscriou.
"'I‘ilurc will he no Izcncrul strike In tho
mining Industry April 1." that opcI-II-
tors will rcsloro tho rchII-Ilon accept—
od by tho minors two yours ago and
pcrhaps mom». and that an cm of pcacc
will be cslablishcd for another period
of ycars.

Aflcr llcal‘ing this slutclncnt PI'I‘RI‘
dcnt Mitchell said: "I guess that is
right.” , ,. w

 

M. TIMIRIAZEFF‘S RESIGNATION.

S. l'E'I‘leSiil'liC, Fob. ‘Jli.«~lli. 'I‘i-
mirazzcl‘i‘. thc Illiuistvr oi‘ comcltrc.
who rcslnucd ll‘cbruury Ill, said today
that no (Incision regarding the with-
drawal of his rcslznutlon had bccn Ia-
ltcntt. but If ho. is ulvcn assurallcc of
n sufllclcnt cheapo to tho. policy or lllc
Irovcrmucnt M. 'I‘lmlrlnzctl‘ Is willing
to yield to tho pressure brought to
bear upon him and will rcmuin with
IIII' cabinet. The minister who had

a long conleronca with Premier Witto ‘

last night will have another mcctIng
with the premier this cvouiug and may
be able to announce his decision to-

morrow. 'l‘boeu nogotlallous, to which .

Illl‘ way was [loved by tho pcrsmull
work or M. Nelllochnicil'. minister of
communion!Ions. Prlnco Aloxis Obconi
sky, procurntoriucncrnl of tho Holy
Synod. M. li‘llnssofl’. coulrolicr of tho
«llllpll'l', and other proluincul I‘lbcruls.
lmvc bccn vory quicliy chduI-tcd and
only a slight intimation of tlIclr pur-
podl has rcnt'bod Ihc. public.
PORTLAND REBIDENT DEAD.
I'tm'l'lANil, Conn. lt‘cb. 2ti.~—-l.o-
vcttc lt‘lsk. one of the most promincul.
of tho oldcr roahlonts in this section
O! ”to Stain. dicd today or pncnlnonla
utlcr an Illness oi' two days. No was
Ill yours old and had boon In remark-
ably pood honith all his life. ilo
Iouvou nation and 0. daughter. His son
to Arthur I, It‘lsko, head Illusion of the.
[tuition Latin School, in lioston.

 

 

 

 

I) Em; .,

divcllcr~'aud‘:istd dirty slate ._

:hle Make a Fetal‘Mletakc.
CHICAGO. ,It‘cb. 28.»?craons who
‘try‘ to copy the life of Christ cxdcliy
intake a fatal mistake, according to the
titer. it. I). Johnston. pastor of the
.ll‘iltll Avouuo Baptist Church of New

York __cll}’. Dr. Jobnaton, whose
church numbers muons: Its members
aloha D. Rockefeller, dcllvorcd lhc Ilrst
or a series of sermons ycoturduy at
Mandel l-illl. Chicago Unlvorslty.

“It all Christians lricd to copy
Christ's Ili'o cruelly all scicnoo, coul-
Iuorcc, agriculture and minor business
would ccuso.” be said. ”pad on lililll'tl»
occupied era of disintegration would
cusuu. It would be the groan-st pos-
sible calamity that could happcu. Int
Iiit‘lltl of copying Christ‘s lii‘o In tho
letter, iivo III tho spirit 01‘ it.

"Not many yours ago a man would
be called It ilcrctic ii‘ ht,- said a man
was a Chrlsilanaud did not bolong to
any church. Now it is pm a question
of creed or institution. but (It living-
'l‘ho man with It good life and a bad
creed I8 hottcr than a man with a good
creed, and II had ling“.

 

m..-.-wc ...

Ills IIIe'GriiIlIeIlot a Grip on
You?

IF , SO TAKE THE A. B. C.
CAPSULES. THEY WILL SURELY
TAKE THE GRIPF‘E OUT OF YOU.

25c A BOX.
AT ‘

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a‘11]
Paper.

Our stock oi new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before

8 No. MAIN ST.,

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Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very boo.
manner.

We have taken a good man)
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures ioI
your work.

We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.

, E. E. ,
Gorham.

TELEPHONE "H
10 FIROT IT. I. NORWALK

IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.

CAPITAL ‘
$100,000.00

m

euanue AND worm
$173,500.00

zowm H. MATHewebn. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pres.
JACOI M. LAY‘I‘ON, Gunter.

—-—-.

DIRECTORI-

E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour

John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman

Joelor R.Mnrvin J. Wallace Marvin

curtail-damn: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan

irritant“ E. bulkhead
aamcrzs.

ALL lNSURA‘NOE, 'REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. ‘NOTARY. 8TEAM-
BOAT TICKETS. FROBATE BONDS.

PATENTS SECURED.
I BOUH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call, 408.

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‘ , I . I». up:
lei o ”tor am Forum Who Do .

IIIe leitfuss Pharmacy. ,

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. ”mutton II no your; luuflerml with «ammo con-
tlpn hm lilt durum til-i than i had to who on
illtwviuil of warm wulcr outta ortarytl hoot-II halo
cm: (I love an action on my huwoln. Ila ipiiy
ri «m It tool um»
IIU‘I'IRIIIIIililll‘3‘t‘nrll Itcfora I “Mid tom-afoul i
aun'orod untold lulurry with lateral plies. '1‘ main
to you I :fiil‘lil‘gii) I ‘Iiiili nifl My, tint-hrsgrgulw."¥ou
emu“ I euouuun. III .
, It. . labor. Itouuoivre. Kill

Best For
The bowels “-

 

Cancun-til. and brainy

 
 

 

Plueennt, Pol tltblo,Potent.'l'estc (innit. iln (loud.
Novor chlt n. 'oIIkcu or (.I‘rlpu imputation-Nov I‘
cold in bulk. ’l‘hn gauulpo tIIlIIIst taIIIpud (ll) l
(instant-it‘ll to cure or your [policy mull.

Sterling Romedy Co.. Chicago or NH. cos

AIIIIIIIII. SALE, TEII MILLIIIII BOXES.

 

I‘lllisyrorlh (.irt-llp’r. of Chicago. 9949“
Ilftccu wars and tin-co months, and
iivo I'cct tin» and one-halt Inches tall,
who )ll‘i‘tli‘llll‘ll a humorously signed pe-
tition lo llll-I Imltltmfl for permission
to bc clolhcd III long pants, carried the
day. His pctlliotl made like a lust
of Hill «loo, for it includcs the cream
of Cilit‘ily,” swrll‘uorioly.

Amour: tho lll‘l'Si‘iiill rocclvcd by Silk
hop ii‘I'Vqut-li. now in‘ Japan, as lilo
pupal cuvoy to tho Mikado. is II dclrd
oi‘ dcdicatiou- [or an l'It-Wt'li nt-rc Iratai.
of land. to tilt» pupc. as a Hill‘ for (‘Itthv
olit'. Iii.ilII{Illill'iIll‘fl, :Il USIIIIII". st-von
Inilcs from tho wcil-lmown tourist rc~
sort. Karulxawa.

 

EVERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAM-

 

should be equipped with I dainty,
mow white, oncpI‘cI.-o “Standard” POI"
cclclin Enameled Lavatory.

liavo you cvcr stopped to consider

till I
‘ WWII" . .
‘ View ho oup‘liwto roubrditt w ‘
pccl‘. llo is lit-u IItIrlt-ltfllill fltll‘til‘ilQ
Maryland to occupy the taxcolltlvtl . I-
slou at Annapolis. \ ...
II. thitjt‘lrily tti‘ l:i,l'lilli ruins. and;
tldt'tct-n lolicrs In his numb null
Inaugurated
nothing, has oomu'rod in bill poll
carccr to warrant any fear tor’t
thirlt cn superstition.

room for new goods.

Tel. Cult

(3 ’I‘ , It lb ‘
thouehyaccordl g to

be. no

Iiu will a all.I

.lnn. ill, 1904.’

 

 

IIIII llali Pipe

, AT COST.

m... ~W-W

It! you: intend to paper your home]

this spring you will reap a benefit by.
buying your wall paper. now. We are? .
closing out our entire stock or Gold“ '
Wall Papers at cost In order to more:

Buy now and I

you take the profit.

Our Paper Hangers understand hang;

int; wall paper.

Crockery, Lamps, House Furnishing ,

Goods, Painters’ Supplies.

TO ORDER. ‘

Window Shades, Picture Framing; ,
SPECIAL.

Cloth Window Shades with Fringe,

25c; .Whlto Curtain Poles. with Fix-
tures, 100. i
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Paint-l

. . 1.1m

“\ .ml- 8 . »: “' ILL. 3

L.H.DEoK£R,

37 Washington Street,
South Norwalk,

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how dclighlluiiy convcnicnt it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your drcssiug chamber, sleet»
lllg aparlmcut of first. floor touct
room? Its presence would afford you
lhc hlgcst dcgrcc of comfort.

We. will gladly quote you prices. Our
pIImIbcrs are strictly competent mo
rhuuics. honest and reliable.

1

DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directol
and Embfllm-fl‘.

ti NOrth Mutn at. South Norwelu.

Residence. I Washington Street.
Telephone or house. 13+!

‘1-

 

i-Ioraoc R. Nash,

CORNER MAIN AND WEST 81's.,
South Norwaik, Conn.

 

THE NEW

HOTEL VICTORIA

ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT

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CHICHEETER‘S ENGLISH

(ll-l 'Itll
a I .
‘ J81!
5‘ mid mt‘lnllic bow. mind,

'I‘ulrc no other. Refill:
iiiulJImA and {antle—
mull! ‘

('tI . it or 'zom
Emile“: riuuoxc. PAUL

 

EUROPEAN PLAN.

Our rooms a special feature. GI:
and Electric Light: throughout. Ev-
ery room heated.

RATES REASONABLE.

Finely stocked Cafe in connection.

A full line of Acker. Merrill a‘ Con-
dit Con celebrated Wines, Liquor: and
Cigars always on hand.

'I‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call. 398—4.

 

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.

PLUMBING,
STEAM,

HOT WATER.
'AND fl ‘

GAS FITTING.

Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.

‘50 South Main Street.
Telephone 1374.
South Nor-walk, Conn.

 

 

 

P‘tItlrEye

CANNOT BE CURED. BUT IT CAN
BE VERY MUCH RELIEVED, BYE
THE USE OF A

LET.

loin. li’l

sight

I »- rancirli

I

lleisbuil light

WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH

A NUMBER or oesncus wutcu ‘
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR
ANY use.

CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK
. r s ”mam-r

a pm onlili”

vou WILL THEN SEE WHY You. , '

NEED one. ~ .urtnnr.ln;.l.i.lfluflm

l I“

r7: 12‘7"..th

lithium,

'1 Phone '68. l "Iii-"IIW '

 

Fine Building Lois
IN NORWALK PARK

For sale at very low figures.

ii loud Have Nbi"”"”I “

Comfortable Home

 

 

 

 
 
 

Rochictetl Property.

For prices, particular and terms,
Address

Jacob M. Layton,

REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

why don't you have a oomllorfibli
room? Heated by steam with not
cold water. bath and all the'ooul ..
that a man or a lady wants. Eur!
thing new and upon-todato. Roome'll ,.
the day or week. Price: moderate,

Dr. Nollson. of Darlcn, Ir! making ox.
Innslvo Imi‘trovcmmttu on his place. llo
conducts a sort or ii model farm whcrc
cvcryllllng must yield to quality. He
had". largo prucllcc In Now York. but.
(”Will country life more pleasant and
more healthful.

ONE OF‘ THE SUFFERERS.
» newsman. ,t ,

Agent: tor The Iii/min ‘Bentinel, In'
Roweyton, are Frederic Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charm Petty.
Order: «at to any of tile-hove. will

a, title a I.

for freight Only.

On and alter Tuesday. January 2.
.1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received

 
 

pouolblo change of layout for that. The
nl'lliltlill structure is not. altogether
auto. IIcItIIcr was It built with a vlcw
to having tho Itll‘cus and strain put up-
on It. by the added wuiuht oi trolleys
passing over It. Tho mattcr of brldwcu
Is an Important one for this town. but
one aim) that. cannot bu uvndcd and

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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- . . . . . State slrcot bridge being the chicl’ I'ac- ' - t . Corner of Monroe “M Chutnul .
receive creme: attention. lvl‘lllgebfilllgglldgllttl}Ilsgiilnéi‘l‘i'lilIltr‘l‘hgl‘lulhits. tor along our loadingthltzmutzhhltrb ik‘mfifiiflb 33530493? and South 5 Railroad Ave, 80 Norwall
'l‘IIo. bluebir‘tle. oiilcinl harbingers of some playing every afternoon. ‘W. 1. “SM Md “1““ 0' 1‘9“?” i-V raga V‘; g NORWALK OTIAMIOAT CO.
sprint. have bIItvin' nutcurll’ almeur- ‘BILICIWIH, who has been a member or IAIIII’IIJIIIMI (If Ian‘IDIISIIII-III’aI‘rI-diflu ”"9 . (Analog J.Imlth Oi 6. Newman 1347, . ‘905
ililt‘t.‘ this your. ' ' ‘ x:,‘,;,,l,’.’,"3f $331,2,3,,‘,’ii‘.i“,‘,’.,‘,‘,‘,§i,‘i’,‘i,.if0’; town no cud oi moucy and nxporlu III- 5 Leone: 4 " reorient Agent. PLUMBING AND STEAM
itcv. ltalpb .lottoraou. of ,DIIrqu, the Metropolitan (loll Antiolllnllotl. Gilli" ‘0 ““9 I’l‘m‘lll‘m ‘1 "Vii“? “lilmlllll' , M , HEATING.

 

 

lial ah well as imp-I L‘XI‘M‘IIBIVI‘. structure
to maintain could ho substituted.

“flaw.

w-(iei ultimately on repairing and

broached at. 3 o'clock" Sunday after-
noon, in tho Broolmido chapel. ~

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Ho'r WATERMEATING.

 

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. itl t. L. a. WI u . w , a . ~ u . ,r , nor AIR nearing.
Mlfih Beatrice DoWotere and Mlllfi 32w“ 32533.” a“ 0 1" B NEW CANAAN. PREKERRED SHARES "ov'. AND "Anal.
l’lvlun Stevens have returned to their ' :-~~~- . may,“ Rgei N

 

' " “a lit n no “if; i”“°"u‘i°u
, ‘. . 9 minimum
' fillinfialu. our}, per cent. lotu- ‘
.iutuuallrlront datum lento Bullpen
’ucttlbilltliod ten nears. 'I‘eu thou-end

ILATI AND TIN R00!“ 0,
In mi «tern Hill a. '
II. .Plxtum. Motel. Oeiilnmlu.

.5 Have you lull our ,etooh or.

Mrs. ‘Joaoph Moulton, of Port Ches-
th‘..spcIIt Washingttm'u llirtiuluy Willi
It‘ll'llllll III town. ..

A'ticcloi town meeting is called by
tho tititltlihlt‘l‘l”tri '«I‘hlrltdt lot" Icht
. 'I‘I’i’ill‘lldflfv‘i‘itl lisp. lib: to tutor zlililllllbu
the.» following rmnorttlnnnr Today it ,

lmmes. after a‘
Island. . '-

 
 

 
 
 

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I , at. um out» Norm turnout. New lubilrwdol‘roy r. partner-or the ton-alm- Dr. norm-t c. rum. rIt: lhr em 5115 Ismail/trier, orange. with In , oil , RICHMONDRANOESI
It; “I, upb‘mbtitlulliill ‘ tenants Immortality-ego, grouped. advisable tori: Board oitilealth, one a visitor In your , ,{Mfiglbltg :Fbttl ,1, fight THE 'JON‘EOQ "HO’I’OHKI‘SS .. »
mail it her nowhere. ' ' . ‘ to matte ill! appropriation to build; ww‘nflfltredev. rcq . . I. _ .. ,. p p -‘ ‘ . Y , . .
W stone bridge em doodwlven River. on . - W , t. OOIUIN, general gaunt. , OOMFA . _ ,
bills that item Bell tumult; ulna unite to apex-av, Lula ‘ 43 $9- ”WA?“ W W HWABkflJII‘I‘. NOIWM

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