moment the beat them a in mud .
clue and the mica ofmacb precaution
has boon democratic! ‘ .fbrithc button»
yearn. 'l‘ho formu ac ofleaoh‘ls no
secret. We tell you what it is com-
poaed of. ,
‘ Whitman‘s honor Tonic
Tilt! bottle; 3 hoodlum). 7
Whit-man’s mmaparllimllilc bottle;
3 for $1.50. " ~. , : .
Wlhitman‘n Rheumatic Elixir. Iiiio
boil 0. '
Whitman's Syrup Hypophosphutca,
i550 bottle. ' . .
Whitman‘s Almond magmatic bot-
tle. .. . . . .
Whitman‘s Tooth Wash, 25c bottle.
For sale at ,
The Bridtijoiifliiiiiiuiacu.
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For the convenience of the readers
of The Seating}, 5 letter boy (has been
placed on L“ c; ppccl‘féifliihdht‘g
news store. ’puuic‘umn‘ i
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by thawwrltor rclyanrcvicicm of
good faith.
.
'I‘his weather will give the lccmcn a
chance. if it holds for a day or on.
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Stu-oral persons reported broken wa-
tor pipes today as a result of the and-
dcn cold snap.
a.»
Miss Mabel Lake, of Danbury. has
has been the. guest of Miss Alice Ri—
dt-r of East avenue.
The Pastime Athletic Club will hold
a nicoting tomorrow night at their
l‘iIIi) rooms in Van Zandt street.
itov. James W. Davis will preside
at. tho, prayer meeting to be held to-
morrow evening at the.Adveni Chris-
tian Church!
w
The regular weekly prayer meeting
tomorrow at the blast, avenue Metho-
dist Church will he in charge of Rev.
Edward Cunningham.
The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening at the East avo-
nuc Methodist Church under the. lett-
dership of James L'Hommedieu.
All those who desire to be received
on Sunday morning next. ‘oithor by
. probation or lotior at the East Avcnuo
M. It), Church, are requested to bo pro-
soul at tb'o prayer meeting March ist.
in Tut?» o'clock.
Whilc Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Long-
worlb were enjoying their boncymoon,
till old couple in Bennlugtou, Vermont.
wcro celebrating their golden nodding.
l‘lity yours ago young Cornolius Dov-
ouport. lcd Ruth Bushnell. it blushing
bride to the altar, anti tbc old couple
arc still in good health and comforta-
bly bouecd on the form at. tho loot of‘
Bald Mountain. 'l‘liclr none and tiuugli-
torn, and llicir childron sent IiitIo tok~
one of ui‘i’oction. but thcy woro not
ouiit- as humorous tut tbc mun from
Ohio rot-rived for his bride and rim-
sclf.
IS THERE ROOM IN ANGEL LAND
A short limo aincc the. author lia-
toucd to an interesting discourse by
u Mctbodiut pronclicr. in which he rc-
Itttt-d thc following touching incident:
A mother who was propuriug some
flour to bake into broad. loft It for it
low minuica, when little Mary, with
ohlltiiali curiosity to coo whut it was.
took hold of the dial), when he fell to
the floor, spilling tho contonla. The
mother struck the child a aovoro blow,
saying with anger, that she won ol-
wuyo in tho wny. 'I‘u'o wooks lifter
Iiitlc Mulls“ sickctiod and died. 0n
hur death-bod, while doiirioua. abc unk-
cd Itcr mothor It‘ there would be no
room for her among tho iuigt-ls. "i
won itlwuya In your way. mother. You
qui no room for Iiillo Mary. And
will I no in tho nugrlu‘ way? Will
thoy hnvc no room for mu?"
’I‘lit- ili’Oki'fl-htilil‘tt‘ti inolhcr thou foil,
no ancriiioo loo grout could aiic bm'o'
mlwll ilt‘l' t'Iiiid. i
la lbI-rr room nmonx tho nnttttlfl.
lt‘or tho apirit of your child?
Will they who your liltio Mary
in ihcir loving arms so mild?
Will ihcy find a boom for Mary--
Mnry ntuuborrd with tho doud'.’
'l‘oii mo truly. darling molbor'
Iii tbow room for such as me?
Will i guilt tho homo of spirit».
And the whining canola soc?
l Intro aorciy trimi you. inolhcr,
llwu to you n conniuut carts;
And you will not mirth lilo, motltor.
thu i dwelt uniting the fuiri
For you h yo no room ’Iltr Morym
line at cvcr in your way. ,
Amish com the good will shown
h
c
Will I .' dnrling mothor, tiny?
‘i‘ott umtoil me truly, mother.
fir» iifo'it cloning hotn- dothfcoiuo!
lio you think that they will keep me.
In the shining angel’s home? ‘
i was not no wayward. mothori
Not no voryuvcry bill. h
llul that tender love waldo nourish
Ami mckc'mry’c so glad!
out i yearned for are affection.
in thin world of liter Wool
min t ion; for bites immortal.
In that land whore i must go!
'I‘oii tilt! coco main. doumncthor,
him you tulle the parting kin!
Will tho illicit-iii bid inc welcome
"‘0 that world of til-loci hitch?
it‘ll I) W. RNAPP.
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Q
loam Norwnik.
flaw
’I‘ho Weaningwnlia chairman-y of the mu, mount of improvement to
r. tum In! the building and the not» immanent
tho Now York 0W
Bitten, .
the trillion-time. The nifty pains are
divided about equally with reading
matter. engraving and ads, represent-
inn about $12,000 in ouch. , All along.
tilde, the first number. ‘ which was a
ribbontwo by threc- foot, titll‘ told.
weighing on ounce and. coating two
cunts, and it. only took 33 Worth of
Quin to print the whole edition. tho
net number weighed fifteen ouncce.
a d there was poorly covcrod paper
enough to patina. mom. h‘berotie only
one man living who was with the on-
use. Richard Van Float. the. printer.
culled Van. by the boys. But there
are four others whotook a hand in It
in the early fiftieth—Myron ‘J. Hazle-
tinc, chase edition. nawpust eighty, Is
still on the payroll, although his hob-
by has been out out; Henry Chad»
wick, aged eighty-two, baseball re-
porter. ctruck out.
American Sports Pub Iahing Company;
tliid James. seventy years, price ring.
knocked out, now of East Norwulk.
,uud T. Austin Brown, aged seventy, .
thontrical department. now a drama-
. . tic agent In New York.
3 lb Pall Armobr‘s Pure
‘ Loaf Lani. ‘
6 Pkgs National Biscuit
Oo.‘ crackers. 50 Size
3‘Pkgs 100 Size
Robert Smith
Phcnc Iii-l. Rowcytcn, Conn.
33c
25c
25c
‘ROWAYTON.
Agent. for The Evcnlng untloci. In
ncwcytcn. Irc Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood If°cdwuy and Charles Potty.
Ordcrc can! to any of the show will
rccclvc prompt attention.
The regular prayer meetings will be
bold tomorrow evening in the Baptist
and Methodist. Churches.
The ladies of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company are to hold a progres-
sive euchrc party, at the headquarters
in Rowayton nvonuo. next Tuesday ev-
ening.
Ono of Pickering & Manrlnnd’s ice
teams run away on High street. South
Norwalk, Monday uftornoon. The
drivor, Frank Snyder. citing to the.
roar of tho wagon and was dragged all
the way down tbc hill. He kept shutti-
ing to tho lloracs. and his words cool-
cd them down at) that they stopped
near the Franklin alt-cot school. The.
only damage was to tho drivor‘u trous-
ers and knees from the dragging ho
received.
DARIEN AND NOROTON. ‘
Agents for the Evening untlnol. In
Dal-ten. are Arthur Stanton, and Wat-
lacc Sharer. Orders can! to either at
tho above will receive prompt atten-
ton.
For the benefit of the residents oi
Daricn. a news bulletin board and lat.
ter drop box have been placed in from
of Alicn’c Drug Store. News items.
personals and advertisements will be
collected ccch afternoon. Not for
publication, but u a glint-antes of good
faith, all Items must be aimed.
Work is still going on boring tho
well on the 'I'illoy propcrty.
The town meeting promiacs to bc
rutht-r (exciting.
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Work will bo conimcurcd in a low
days making changed in the bar room
of tho 'l‘ookor hulliitt in ordcr to com.
ply with tile etulo acreen law.
The dunco of tho Jolly 'i‘on, hold
that cvt-nlng in tho town hull. was it
great aucross. It was largely nttcudv
mi and a vory pleasant. function. A
nunibcr from out of town lifil'llfit‘ii
it.
mu-..“
WESTPORT-
Agent- Vor tit. lvcnlug «MIMI. In
Woctport, arc a. Dinlcvcnnl and Wm.
t. Null. Orders not to cult» of tho
‘cbcvc will ”only. prompt cmtlcn.
-Got entimntoa on repairing and
pointing your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage,
Judge 1). ll. Brudloy won to Bridge-
port ,vctttcrdtiy.
W
Friction who have been onicrlninod
ut the homo of Churlnn Milln ulnco tlic
il(liilifl.\' fort for (lit-tr boinca Saturday.
Mon lira illili bully laying the con-
tluita born not! we bogiu to woudnr
whether it In to ho n coutiououu pt-r-
formanco ul'i'nir now. for it your ht
least.
Good. Them in originality and ad‘
vertiaing in tho uiuna that minimum
trom- Bridgeport onmbiichmcntu today
with tho announcement ”Wort ort.
out." Anything from Walloon. in.
. let u: not be puffed up.
George Burnett and with will colo-
brnte their fwonilotb wedding unni~
«may at their charming summer 1W
tr t at Quito Lotto. this wok. The
c it will ocrvo for the «mounting
of a number of close friends of the
couple. at thoir hospitable home.
(treat thlniui nrc‘promtncli for Beach.
tilde inn dorms the coming «colon.
and mat lung- lire crouched. for with
with powdered win and dressed to
per when it started fifty-three yearn
now on the‘
a club here. if it were
bible it:
. not together soon a climb nation or
trim and wonders to; stand contibictl-
, ouoly forth luthc printout tho-Main-
, r. the erection.“ it new-paper, 7., ,
molt/nit wouldmcko thi- comauinlty .
m an brilliant 1‘”ku Dunbury bribe ,
days of the good and grout Dcnbury .
its am
New man.
Bring forth your Lime»
miners.
It in interesting to run across some
of our citizens here. anti accost them
With the hum-y "What's now." The
look of astonishment that will clone
respond to the Insult-y. for thctimc
being. in so mire with four. with
pathoe and with wonderment. that one
does not really know whether he is in
lino for sympathy, censure or a throw
down. The chief inter-oat Intitvnow is a
iiccrch for the man, Matthew Elliott, of
Bridgeport. who has been missing
conic days and for wbmnthc police
have been looking. Rumors are that a
man uuawerlnz bladeacription was
econ along the railroad tracks in the
Forms auction some timc Saturday at;
tornoon and word has been sent out
from Bridgeport to keep a look out
for him.
M R8. STREETEB’S 'BUDDEN END.
Wife of Torrinpton Pastor Expir‘u of
Heart Diana. 1
TORRINGTON. Feb. 28.——Mre. Stree-
ior. wife of Rev. Louis R. Sirentor; pas.
tor of the Methodist Church here, died
yesterday morning, of heart trouble.
Her death wan vary sudden. She was
about the house Monday and last eve-1
ning, and though fooling poorly. was
not. an ill 89 to feel any alarm. About.
12:45 title morning she was attacked
with a violent ill of coughing. which
uffcctod her heart. cunning death.
Mrs. Strooter was born to Camden.
N. .I., and was married to Mr. Stroetor
in 1883. while he was pastor of Siiflfll-l
Street M. E. Church. Brooklyn. Sho
was active with him in‘ later pasto-
raloa at the First M. E. Church.
Bridgeport: First Church, Mt. Vornon,
N. Y.; First Church Orange, N. .i; in-
tor in Brooklyn. and after that at the.
East Pom-I Street Church. New Haven.
Roy. Mr, Strecter was assigned hero
two years ago. .
He was pastor of Churches in The
Norwaiks and Mrs. Sit-veter was no
live in the affairs of the church us
well on other Methodist churches of
the city. She was widely known and
respected. an indefatigable worker in
religious circle-e and although suffer-
ing for a number of roars with heart
trouble was active in her chosen work
up to her domino.
She was able to ho about the parson-
age Monday and although not untim-
ly unexpected-tho end came auddonly
at 1 o’clock yesterday morning. Be-
sides her husband. Mrs. Strccler is Bill“
vivod by three children, Frances, Mil.
tired and Helen. Tho funcral will be
in Torrington.
CHICAGO‘S NEW TELEPHONE 3Y8-
TEM.
CHICAGO. Fob. 28.—-—Ailml‘l. (l. Whoo-
ler, president of the Illinois 'l‘unnol
lompnny. acid that night that within
sixty days the lode cndont telephone
system of the Unit .d States would
have an entrance Info Chicago.
President 'i‘heodoro 'i‘borward, of
the South Bond 'i‘cicpbone Company.
nnd Mr. Wheeler held a confcrcnm
youtorduy. Arraiigotuenia wore mtuio
by tho iudlann Company for extending
its lino from Michigan City, Intl., to
South (lbicugo, ii dintnnce of forty-five
miles. wbcro connection will ho matlc
with tho tclcpbonc aystcni of tlic lili-
nots 'i‘unnol Company.
FASHIONS AND CULINARY
WRINKLEB.
An Eton walking suit vory protly for
thc first mild days is of small blue
and wiillo checked Wool pictorial with
dark bluc braiding nnd.girdica.
Sci-bu laundry bags lined with a
bright color and decorated with a
apray lu ribbon cmbroidcry are useful
and not unnttraollvo.
(‘ocou or ohooolaio is much more do-
licioua if the milk and walcr arc hoot-
cd slowly. when at the boiling point
thc chocolate and sugar inixcd with
boiling wutor are. added, and the wholo
allowed to boil for about three minn-
ton.
Many und varied am the outflow or-
nnntonlu now in rogue, and very in.
traollrc and oncoming they are, but lot
up not carry tho faahion too for, how-
cvcr, for n htigo fealht-r or other hair
ornulntuit given tho wonror a ludicrous
nppcnraucc and what ulionid ha a prot-
iy fashion liccoiuou bidcoun and dia-
tanlofui. ,
A row of ratios out along tho middle
of a whip quill which in throat through
tho upturned brim of hcgborn straw
til it unluuo and fetching mothod of
trimming.
Whou buying bolts of toolbar or of
heavy lint-u Il iii wit to romcmbor
that they fit bottcr if thoy uro cut all-
gbiy rirculnr and inutlo with u III‘IIIII
in thc roulor. .
()bnriningly proity lamp and child.
in attrition luny bo tiovisod by tho girl
who pullitu. Small Home». pnnoln or
ifowur iiouigua arc pulpit-d in wuior
mloru com the paper aflor it in fitted
to the ironic, and tho ubudo may on lip.
od with «ilk and Iinlahud with fringo
or left with it plain odgo.
A tiny git-I’ll dram has twa inch
blind muting ovor the uhoultlcra uud
undor the drum and joinud ucroiut tho
front and back in. the bottom of the
yoke by a narrow band. Worn ovor
o gulmpo and edited with It uninii
ditton to the dross.
A new circular flount‘e hint a fan-
nhnped group of plans at each gore of
the «kirl. ,
'l‘hroe extravagant full accordion
platted chiffon mines. ruchwdgod,
produco u beautifully frou frou effect
about the bottom of a strangled not
princcmt reception mu.
MANAGIN NAIH AI'TIR McOIATI-I
Manager North. of tho Norwalli bull
loom, In trying to incite arrongomcntu
wIIh Jack mount. of Winnipcult, to
have.sthc;mulcr. Winn play with
thiarmfll but your.
Mufti-nth has practically decided to
pill with Bridgeport but may adopt
a ,NOI‘WMR uniform if it satisfactory
ammo. to offend him.
,
hero in tall: of'atartinr a Limo. , ‘
\ 15ml "trill , to our...
, . rc NOW-optimal a bottle.
IT WILL CUR‘Ei’b‘i’OU.’
We recommend it to our one»
tomcrs‘ because it’s good.
. Plaincrdt Bradley
. Troprictora' _
cocoon awaken «outflow.
. VEN'G ELECTRIC SERVICE.
Work Begun at Mount Vernon and,
Q03 Gob.
Ground wan broken ycctorday for,
the first. of tho work in connection
With the plans of the Now Haven road
to elcctri'fy the. New HavomNow York.
divhion1bctwaou Stamford and Wood-
Iuwn. Thostortuwuil made at Mount
Vet-nan In was said here; ‘ In addb
.tiona start has been made by the rail.
rout! company in annealing for the no.
war coco at Conant). which will sup-
ply to electric line with ita manna of
operation. ‘
The railroad people are inking chun.
can on the weather in undertaking the
work at thin time. but; it "it! figured
but tho winter in about over and tow
navy from will conic tomakc the
ground hard and hamper their work.
which in in charge of Vloea‘Praincm
.McHeury, who supervises oil of the
cloctrlc proportion of the railroad com.
pany. , _
in making an curly start on this im-
provement tho company capocta to
havc the line it“ ‘oqiiippcd for operav
tion by electricity by September and
to that ond the Job will be puebod
aloud as rapidly on possible.
it in reported that. the first stop in
adopting the lino to olcctricity, will ho
to lower tho. li'anii between Stamford
and Woodlawn about four feet. which
is. rather it largo undertaking, but no
confirmation of this report could be
gotaiiied at. the gonornl officers to.
ay.
MR8. ADDISON’S BIRTHDAY,
4......
Friend: of the Stage Give an Enter.
tainmcnt and Serenade in
Her Honor.
Goorgc Williams. of Williams &
Walker’s celebrated colored stage,
loom, Fred Hogan and a number of
the troupe. umny of whom are relat-
ed to Mra. Charles P. Addition, of Ward
street. Not-walk. stopped off in town
Sunday. and gnvc Mr. flfiII’MI‘B. Addi-
con and family a grand antortatno
mom and acre-undo in honor of Mrs.
Adtlaon's birthday. The party teio-
grapbod ahoud that they would stop
and getting off at Bridgeport. in the
absence of a train to South Norwalk
lhcy Clinlt' tho rust of the way by trol-
lcy. Tilt-y brought their insinrmonts
tutti the festivities at tho Addison do-
micile worn continucd until aficr «I
n. in. when the ghosts left for the ii
a. in. train in special conveyances.
Mr. Addison liliN‘t‘d the guests with
due of but famous chickcn salatla.
A FEW BIRD NOTES FOR BIRD
LOVERS.
in an issue of The Sentinel or lust
woek appeared on ltcui shying bloc
birds and roblns wcro roportod as on
cvidcncc of spring. it aroma hard to
make pcoplc believe that u few of
tbcao birds tinny with us through the
winter, a fact which baa been firmly
ounbiiethod by muuy obaorvcra.
A great blue boron and u clicwink
were reported In January, bill are
filméily bird» which have boon left he-
ln .
One can readily toll the difference
bctwwn robina and blue birds which
have wintered and those just returned
from the South bcrausc of the lutcr‘s
much brighter plumage. causing one
to any “i never saw such a beautiful
blue bird before."
We have bad. hoWover. indisputable
signs of spring in the return of tho
rod-wing block birds on Saturday, the
24th. whose mothers «wollod yester-
day. and who wore singing gully in the
awnnips tbia morning. in the. past six
yonra‘ curoiui obncrvutlon the. cortical
blnck blrti to return was on March 8,
i903, while after last ycur‘a acvorc
winter the first bird was noted on
March llitli, and the averngc ill Murch
liith.
'i‘hiu morning. too, I: book of song
npurrowu wore uotcd in full song. and
plainly birds that havc l‘t3llll‘ll-f‘tl from
their winter's quartore.
it In the sting spurrowfs song we
shall bear moat frcuuontly from now
until iho.grout boat of spring birds
return. and tho cheery ctuig in ivory
wcicotno afior the long abuoncc of
birdu' songs and ahould be known to
all. OBSERVER.
MM..-» m..."- >‘wm- «wnwmvwv «b
. i
mc'curroao PHARMACY
.WMWN
, to I!
in up it nor
“item’mi'ur t'bo cw’iuitlnrfullitgm it,“ i” :I'.
ironing} :3:th Inga £06331!” and}? up
; ”HIM
9’3““ II in. urban i harrowing:
.n'
more in I I my
Iii film.
It ‘ unc. IOiI Mercer 8n. Jar-sly City. N. J.
I
our
1 but For
The Dowcic
Plenum?“ table.Potent.T Ii non fl .
‘ fifiofifimhfiu. “Wink“! ult' Grind? mgr-at. btfi?N33:r
‘- . ti 'l'||| r .-
lili'lnivoti to cure Err b‘ut’l‘i‘. flights; 1:43:11..le 0 U 0'
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NJ]. on
' Antimalarial IIILLIIIII rolls
.. «WM... --. , k . . . m..-
Beer In tho United Kingdom 0011-
tailts 8 per cont of proof spirit, while
tho loner bccr of tho (filoutinonl cow
talus only 4 nor cont.
Ills lite (hippo ill a Grip illl
You?
IF SO TAKE THE A. B. C.
CAPSULES. THEY WILL SURELY
TAKE THE ORIPPE OUT OF YOU.
25:: A BOX..
AT
Ihe loitfuss Pharmacy.
8 No. MAIN 8T,.’ 30, Nonwm K
Wall '
Paper.
Our-omit of new goods just is
is a little larger than ever before
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice good: here. You know
no do the work in the very hot
manner.
We hcvctckcn a good man)
ccntrccn for boon painting cut
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every
thing you need for the decora‘tltin
of your house inside or out. '
. E. E.
Gorham,
TELEPHONE Iii—I
1| FIIIT IT. I. NOIWALI
liltiiiliiiiiitl
m
TRANIAOTO A GENERAL IANKING
IUBINESS.
“Rt.
$100,000.00
cumuc mo PROFIT.
3173.80000
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vino-Pun.
JACOB M. LAVTON, cum-r.
In.“
DIRECTOR;
I. rim-chm Hoary layman
John H.Knupp “moot Grumman
Jccicr momma J. Walton. Marvin
Christi-n Owcm John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
THE JOHN a tramp.
AGENCIES. ~
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
MORTOAGIU. NOTARY. STEAM
IOAT TICKETS. PROBATE CONDO.
PATENT! SECURED.
I OOUH MAIN wilt
TcI. Call,
ihiii line hit
for freight Only.
On auction Tuesday. January r.
1900, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, flint River. New York, (foot
OLDtmr Iii-cot), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. on Freight received
It Not-wail: up to I o. in. and South
Narcotic up to 6:30 p. m.
NORWALK OTIAMIOAT co.
Armin thloilth G. c. mam-u
Locus. donor-Marni.
iii. eulilrittn
. PREFERREIISIIAIIES
Now Yin-it Rout agitation.
ll , 7 .coiti “-3100 no unmount-
I, to "0.000. DI! it per cent. nint-
clniuclly from dated luuc. Barium
cctcbltliltcti untimm ’l‘tui tbcuund
c it paid for pronto. with Incrcucd
tlill' lac. aim: mulls. Particular- cu
m‘iril. GOIURN mm IA M.
, . . n
it In. lulu at. ' ' lentil barium.
I...” '
. ‘ Mil-limb
ultimo c u Oust ”WWW
' cntcno‘o. Fab. 29.... Tile. routine
‘ioduy says: 'I‘rtinaikirtuiionhs promin-
ed to three million..- of rouidontn hi “it! y
territory southward. south and entitli-
woet of Chicago in tho propoand coir
attraction of now of tho turnout lniornr-
ban traction til/atoms in tho Wol‘ili. Ida.
it'filtisc. to Chicago In it) po by on ('ii"
vlitod atrut't‘urc build ov‘or tho Lotto
Show and itochi‘It-dund lioilwnv.
’l‘bo plane hove boon pcricrtoti illii.‘
tiw corporation which will build iii“
Illicit will bu orguiiizcd within a ih‘h'
(lurk in Now .Ioi'suv.
Actual. to Cilitllilil from all poiu‘i.
in Norlborn ilitiiiillil nnd Northern lil~
iiioie. with gin» possible cxtcueion of
tho systriu to indiuuapolis burl Si.
llouis, in t'f)lli.t‘llilliflii‘(i, In addition.
it 'rveteiu oi‘ clot-trio iinos iIIIt‘i‘iiti‘iII‘J.
iltt- \vliolo of this bit; Ii‘l'l'iii)l‘_\' iii'i
fll"llihiiilig ('illlilfil‘liilllfi with owrv part
in prolot'icti. .
'llt-biuti iiit‘ uiulcrtukiug is fluid to
bo largo t‘f’iitiiiii, Ncgotintiona which
iIth- boon in progrosn for sort-rut days
in Now York burn boon [ml‘iii'ilh'iitv‘t
in by tho Munro Brothers, I’rnnidcnt
Ii. I“. i'onltttm, ol' the 'It‘risco Ruill'oud
systcm. nuti i't~|u'csctiittllvcu of liolwrl
Mother, of tho liorlt island “OiIiiiljF,
(loniplitiy. William S. lit-mi. 01’ Chi»
rum). Who In prositionl oi‘ iill'i‘l' of tin-
ll‘iitzlitlll ooiitpniiios rcprcnt-iiimi In iiil‘
tlcal, IliSlI‘is. intcrcstcti in tho propos-
oti corporation and may bc tho bond
'Ii' the now t‘i'll'Dtll‘iiliilIl. 'i‘ill‘ t'npiiilli.
Ziiiitlll, i' is; Milli, \\'iii itt‘ SILIIUIIJIUU.
unlit-r tho Habit» of tho (‘bit-nco Elo-
rtltoti illit‘l‘lll‘ililil 'I‘crminul Traction
Company.
EVERY , LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
BER.
thould be equipped With a dainty,
snow white, oncpicce “Standard" Por~
.:eiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
now delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water In your dressing chamber, sleep-
trig apartment of first floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
"he bigest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo
:hanics. honest and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS"
South Norwalk, Conn.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
our rooms I special featurc. flu
and Electric Light; throughout. Ev-
cry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Acker. Merrill 0. Con-
dit Com celebrated wines. Liquor. and
Cigar-c always on hand.
I‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone Call, 395-4.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
'AND “I:
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
‘50 South Main Street.
Toicphcnc 137-1.
South Norwalk, Conn.
m
Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures
Restricted Property.
For prim, particular and terms
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
5 Railroad Avc., So. Norm]?
“47- ‘ ’st
AM
PLUMBING 'AND STE
. HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATINGL
crovn AND “qu
ILA'I’I AND ml slice! 0..
an and min Fitting,
Cu ”mm. mm coiling, III.
I-Icvo you can our m c
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE ONES & HOTCHKI I
J COMPA' 8
N .
ilf‘ WALL will”. «mam.
ing wall paper.
our. tumult 119 Win
FOR sari-z av ,
THE CLIFFORD pHARMA‘cv.‘
'1 ,r
’I‘bn wnrluost thanks it mun. a in
gold in boi’oro Iic tital‘t'orinn u ctoi‘ii‘illh,
AT COST.
. worn ‘
It you intend to paper your homo
this spring you will reap a benefit up:
buying your wall paper now. We are-
closing out our entire stock of Gold
Wall Papers at cost in order to make
room for new goods.
you take the protit.
Buy, now and
‘ Our Paper Hangers understand hump
Crockery, Lamps, House mimicking
Goods, Painters' Suppliu. .. '
d .o
TO ORDER. "“"i‘l'" i
Window Shades, Picture Framing. j
OPECIAL‘. E
Cloth Window Shades with Fringe.
25c; White Curtain Poles. with Fix-
tures, 100. ’ I '
Painting, Paper Hanging, Sign Plinth, .7
‘ ml- lacuna; ... ii
L. H. DECKER,
I7 Washington Street.
Tel. out. count Norwctk.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Dircctcc l
and limitation“. -
1! North Main It. Icuth Not-wally
Inldcncc, I Wilmington Omit,
Tclcpbcnc at noun. 184-.
PoorEyesiliti
CANNOT BE CURED. BUT IT CAN
BE VERY MUCH RELIEVED BYI”
THE USE OFA ... ”all!“
Welsiiach Light.
WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED wrrl—l ,
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
CAN as SUITABLY SELECTED Fort V "
ANY use.
CALL AND RECEIVE THE 309K-
LET' u uni aIWIM
“A Little Talk on Gas”
YOU WILL THEN BEE WHY You
NEED ONE- .Lcnwiwu
x.
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lint. B’ytiigiinh
" Phone ’68. i 'fl’fl“ '~
If {on Have NE
Comfortable Home” ‘
why don't you have a comfort“,
room? Hosted by storm with hot out!
cold water. bath and all ibc comfort
that a man or a lady wants. Mar
thing new and upon-Mata. Room-"w
the day or week. Prices underpin.
CENTRAL HOTEL"
corn» cf Mom-cc and limit
I. DI.I.A1 Prop. _ ’L_ ‘
noun»... .. .
Norwalk Chronicler