, ¥ science
, Shh Continues. ,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK SHOE co.
Successors to F. D. LYON & CO.,
“ ‘auhing‘ton Street, South N orvpalit.‘
NORWALK REA
pl m luv: Minuvls APATR
oil had In Automobile Mlxpd Up
blunt, in Wall Biro-t. Today.
H 7 collisions occurred in Wall
my”. N
m
Borne Largo Properties Have Changed
Owners Recently.
For several months real estate va.
lues in The Norwalks have been stead-
ily appreciating, and business has been
so brisk in this line during the present.
spring that as emany transfers have
been recorded in the oiilce of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith during the last
two months as for about a whole year
previous. Every day now from three
to a dozen sales are placed on record
Another encouraging fact is that
property is bringing very good prices.
Town Clerk Smith says that never be-
fore during all of the years of his sor-
vices in the office has real estate been
so active in the town as now. This
briskuess extends to every type of
holding from the little dwelling worth
a few hundred dollars to estate selling
for way up in the thousands.
As examples of the latter may be
mentioned the sale within a very short
time of the handsome Vanderhocf pro.
party in East. avenue to Joseph T.
Owings. of New York; the Henry 1.
Hoyt place to Schuyler Hamilton and
the Commodore Francis Burritt prop-
erty to John McMallen, the New York
and California millionaire. contractor.
it is a well-known fact that real cs-
tuto until the present turn of affairs.
was a dormant proposition for several
yours. 'i‘own Clerk Smith and oth-
ers in a position to know, however.
have declared that the town is bound
to grow in spite of everything, which
Would naturally bring increased rhinos
oi‘ property. it is maintained that the
town instead of having been seized by
a temporary boom. is simply experien-
clul.r just such a steady and healthy
growth that was iucvltahiy simultan-
Units with tho rapid oxpansion of Now
York city.
As is shown by the solo of tho immi-
somo big proportion that how boon
hauled wealthy Now Yorkers arc in»
stunning to roaiizo tho advantagos of
The Norwaiks as a rosidontial disv
lrict. They will umioublcdly uppro~
procluto this tact much moro with tho
instalaition of tho. electric. service on
tho New York. Now Huron and Hart-
ford Rab-om).
The activity in real ostato also ox-
lionds to the town‘s suburbs, whoro do»
sirnblo proporty is omistnntly bolnu'
bought tip by Now Yorkers,
orwalk, within live minutes of
other this morning about 8
h
«live y horse owned by Butcher
l look started the ball a-roll-
. a; The animal evidently decided it
up (i run away and started on on a
or. he down Wall street, from in
trio of J. Morris Benedict's news
m. ‘ It had not gone tar before it
oolibd‘ wheels with one of Finney and
Benedict's earns. The iatter's vehicle
was along ed around dangerously but
ultimately the tangle dissolved itself.
, Tha‘l'unaway was captured a few feet
thither down the street, at the corner
10! Wall. and Water streets.
- This little trouble had hardly been
settledbefore an automobile and one
of Charles H. Hawxhurst’s milk wag~
encroach travelling in a different di~
"motion, tried to use the identical por-
tion of the pavement as the other.
Front wheels locked and it was some-
time before they were pulled apart.
Fortunately the automobile was being
driven slowly when the two vehicles
met and no serious damage resulted.
S
SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Given by the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. Last Night.
, A line supper and entertainment was
elven. last evening at the South Non
,Wlllk'Bapti‘st Church. The affair was
‘held in the Sunday school room which
was tastefully decorated for the occas-
ion. The tables were pretiiiy laid and
a bunch of tlowers ornamented each
one.
‘ The following menu was servcd:
'Baked Beans Cold Boiled Ham'
Potato Salad Radishos
Cones ' Cutie
Sirawborrics
At the conclusion of the supper a
concert was given by the church quar-
tet. Miss Galloway. Mrs. Theron Brad-
ley. Charles 1.. Wing and George H.
Hirst.
During the evening a class was form-
ed to be instructed in primary Sunday
school teaching by Miss Lawson, of
New York.
WESTPORT MAN
‘- Attacked in Front of a Norwalk Mar-i
‘ ket, This Morning. :
_ . Mason 'i‘. Abolt, a well-known agod . . " '. ,
. Westport man. fell prostrato and no lButcher With Rare Presence °f M'"d
conscious on the pavomcnt in t'ronti Save: Half a Dozen Canines‘ Lives.
cigN. W. Benedict's moi market in . This morning a butcher's wagon was
rrWali‘ street. Norwalk. this morning. i standing down South Main strcot, and
I shortly beiol'o ll o'clock. it was re~ with anxious oxpot‘luncy sovot'nl dogs
‘ ported that he had droppod (loud, but ,slood about it awaiting thoir mornnl:
this prOVod incorrect. llopusl. As dogs arc usually an-
Mr. Abbott. was carried to tho thor lmuzxiod at broakt‘asi limo Iboso did
7 street. police station by (‘hiof of i’o- i not woar tho rot'gulation bird cngos on
~ lice Thomas Bradley. Mr. Benedict illlt‘ll‘ nosos.
a and Charles Barnum, WlIlEl't‘ ho was rc-I .lust thou n struuuo thing happonod.
. ‘vlved after considerable work oror, 'l‘ho dog-oatchor bore in sight.
' him. Word was sent. by ,tclcphonoi 'Vt‘ith an adroit movement ho drow n
to Guilt Brothers, for whom Mr. Ab- i stout cord from his pocket and stout-
bott ”had come to Norwaik to sec at i thily crept up on the unsuspoctiulz
carriage repairer, and the. firm soul a . dogs.
carriage over after him. ’ ’i‘he butcher saw him coming.
It is supposed that Mr. Abbott was! With remarkable prosouco of mind
attacked by vertigo. He said that ho = ho sliced off a plooo oi portorhouso
was walking along when suddcnly‘lsu-ak and tossed it oior tho i‘onco into
everything turned black. lie was in n l a yard.
Very weakened condition after the oxd The dogs l‘oiiowod it anddhc ownor
pcrlence. let one of the. animals gutbcrod lhom
lap and put them into the housc
MR. ELLIOTT mfiwn [through an upon window.
Ealton Man Confers w ‘Selectmen‘.
'l'he dog-catcher was t'oilod again.
Regarding Abandonment. NEW RAILROAD DiRECTOR.
t’les Elliott. the Boston math. NEW HAVEN, May limit is an»
”0 Wife abandoned Ethel Mill Mi“- lnounccd at tho offices of tho Now York
.. All little 8“" "0i .Vi’l» “V“ .VWN'“ Now Huron and Hartford Railroad (lo.
* . fit the 00m"! ”0““? thilniifi' that at the regular monthly mootinu
. “3mm". canto ‘0 Norwalk ycs- or the board of directors hold in Now
grandam?! lilifllnd :vnullle stril'f'jvllllivn- ,vurk today, Arthur D, ()sbornc, of this
ev on .\ caret la llIUHHlI 0“ li'tlil)’, a mombor oi the board of direc-
Would follow the almndonuwm of tho ; lm-s .rcsignod on account of ill-health.
”fixture Wit: grilling: ‘tnlclmhiolh‘ul ulamcs S. Hemingway of Now Haven.
Eggrdllmply been it’ll Willi illt‘lll ills WlLLlMANTlC MAN KILLEDN
~. . ‘- . WHAJMANTIC, Muv lil.~—Mltill09l
. Elliott was brought to Nokulk in it,“ Doux. 27 yours Um. w“... killed in
“automobile 1W NH omploycr it llIll” ltho railroad wards horo today. He was
1‘“de Osborn. ‘0" whom h“ “Vi“ it“ riding on a t'roiabt train and toll on.
- on .399? Of R portable WW mill lili'm- dor tho whooios,‘ sovorul cars passing
. ‘ ll! selectinon MW “01 Wt “”“W'd' ovor his body. La taunt ilvotl in Put-
.“ in locating tho ”MON" 07 ”i“ “" aunt. and loaves n mothor and several
lpnlidmirl. who is still at tho. homo of brothers and 51m.” ”my...
lLL.
FOILED THE DOG CATCHER.
1 ti. latent-rte Adams in Plymouth nvo- uum. Word was m" “T ’l"l‘
etht‘m‘iv ~é—mew—m
’h“ ‘ ' ””‘“‘”“”‘"“““‘““‘ v—MtLLs.
ilaNP93§ILL LOWNDEB SURPWSEQ 'l‘ho annual-moot is announced of
l Miss Bosstc 'l‘. Mills. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Mills. of Highland
ltvonnc. to Allan ll. lily. of Stamford.
in ‘M‘lpy‘Questo Entertained at His Home
m, , In Woodward Avmue.
as ‘ ' very pleasant unrprlao was uivcn
up ' ‘jnvunlng to Russell lmwndcs. of
Willard avontlc. A party of his
' I authored and wont to thc.
, Where he opuncd lhc door in ., .
, , WW0 their I'lnilllllb 'l‘hc. Wt“, 't‘hp Nlil‘WHIll Wiilt'l' i'oltlmlusltmoru
has silent in some” and nnmtc. l placed a new hydrant nour tho. are
~ traction“ being rendered by’house in Van Znndl street. East Nor-
, to; Among those present
ids Esther Merriman. Adm“ .
ton. Bessie Fields. .lmnic Felt, Chief of police Thomas Bradley klll-
‘HIt‘t‘lel ”it". “Will? Hall. 3 mi a stray dos this noon at the Smith
, I‘Mndei. Mildred lxiwndes.gntroet dumping uroundb. 'l'hc canine
,Ptltitllail. of Rowarton. ivan 1 had previously gone to the home of
3mm Merriman, WWW Wood isolomon Fox. in Main street. and Mr.
.Tni 9o. Harold Benton. Chan 1 Fox. fearing for the safety or his mm.
' mi Riiaseil lowndes. dron. notified the chief,
w"— ”am a. .
W mi- -muwum 4am... c. Wat-LA.
Clinton (lonnnamiury. Knights 'l‘cmp-
lav. of Norwalk, confcrrcd the ’i‘omplc
doarou on two candidates last night.
walk, yesterday,
WWWH.M...M
” nl‘k-‘hun‘mua
' Value of a Beginning.
‘ many people put all saving. thinking they will open a savings
as soon so they get $50 or 3100.
on who starts with a single dollar and n llrm‘hetermination
in it. REGUMRLY usually makes a his success of saving. We
open “counts with a dollar because It indicates that the tie?
II looking more'to the future than the present. ' »’
_ 4‘7. interest helps make the, dollars pile up.
Norwulk Savings ' Ban
lulu comm», a. maxvuorwtlu.;~ol§:..
i
l
One at the Residents oi island
oi Samar Killed and Seven
Severely Wounded
MANILA, May l2.-——'l‘ho following
dispatch has been received from act-
ing Governor Clnco of the island of
Samar:
"A band of twenty four l’ulllanes.
having rifles and other weapons en-
tered inabangan. by the Barrio. Wright
(Right Ward) named in honor of for-
mer Goverlnor-General *Wriabt. this
morning, killing one, and wounding
sovent residents, burning and looting
thirty-six houses and taking over
tn‘enty residents prisoners. 'l‘roops,
constahulary. policemen and volun-
teers are pursuing the baud."
George Curry, the governor of Sa-
mar, who ls here on his way to link-
nio, province. of Banquet, the. sturvuor
capital, to consult with Governor-.1 ~u
oral lde, says that all the presideutes
ul' Samar will shortly call on the gover~
nor-general and cmlorse the policy of
extermination of tho rcbcllious natIVos
which is supported by tho peaceful in-
habitants of Samar.
Governor Curry has rocoivod a cubic
message from President Roosovoll.
congratulating him upon his csapo at
the fight. with Pulijumcs at Magloau.
recently.
SETTLlNG MR. TARLOV'S ESTATE
Herman Gulttner Administrator and
Will Dispose of Garland of Horses.
As announced in those colmmns yea
terday, Judge Henry W. (lrogory of
the Norwaik Probuto Court this morn
lull; appointed Herman Quiltner, ad-
ministrator of tho estate of Max Tar-
was killed a tow days ago in a rail-
road wz'ock at Altoona. Pouu.
’l‘hc. cltrload of horses which til'l‘i\'~
ed hero. tho sumo days as Mr. Tarlov's
remains. are still being bold but will
be disposed of at imbiic sale next
Wednesday. it lid on cxpousivo pro-
position to food a curioad ot' horsos
and it was thoroforo dooidod to got rid
of thom as rapidly as possiblc. in or-
(lor not to outaii noodlcss oxpouso to
Mr. 'i‘urlov's ostutc.
YOUNG FACES JUSTICE.
Two Suits on His Hands as Result of
Miss Riai‘a Complaint.
'l‘ho action brought against Arthur
K. Young. of (You (fob, tho young min»
lllg ouginoor, by Miss Mary ti. Rial.
was sohodulod in comp up lloiol‘o .lns-
iico Frodcrick A. ilul‘tlott yesterday of.
lornonn and tho Indications wero that
illt‘ trial Would go on. 'l‘ho young “to.
man sot-its. as the law providos, to
oompol Young to boar his show ot’ lilo
oust of keeping their child. ‘
in tho civil superior court tho action
for brouoh oi pl'lllniso chino up on lilo
doiondant‘a motion for l'nrtilor limo to
lll'dltl and for further bond of pt'osoou
lion. limb of tho motions \voro grant.
l‘ll.
OBITUARY RECORD.
MRS. ELEANOR t‘, Sbll’l‘it.
’l‘ho t'unoral of .‘lirs. Eleanor t‘
Smith was largoly attondcd yostortiay
ai‘lornoon. from tho rosidonco of her
son. ii‘raukiin A. Smith, oornor o.‘
Wost slrool and Taylor avouuo, iiov,
\i'. W. 'l‘. linuoun ol’ficlntoli. ’i‘llo pull
boarors wore Henry l. Smith. Edwin
Wilcox. James A. Brown and Solh
ilcmington, 'l‘wo hymns, Noni-or, My
(toil. to 'l‘hoc. and Safe in tho Arms
of Justin, Worc sung by Mrs. Edward
.i. Sims and Edmund E. (‘rtlwu The in-
tormont was in tho l'nmlly plot in
Riverside cemetery.
AUTOING FROM BUFFALO.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. llurkor arc
oxpoctod to arrive home in Norwaik
this evening from Buffalo. wliol'o thcy
wont earlier in the weak ultor tholr
big till liorscpowor Thomas Flyt‘l‘. 'l‘hcy
piunnod to linvo the trip from iluffalo.
whore the factory is iooatod, to Nor-
woik. occupy tiiroc days,
MR LUBRINO’S BIRTHDAY.
Mlollolc Lubrino, 10 Wood sii‘t'of. co~
lohrntod the anniversary of his birth»
dnv last night. 'l‘horo was music. a
i‘ino iuuclioon im- ull and New drinks
for the callers. ‘l‘he pint-o wns crowdv
cd all the evening with Mr. Lubrino's
lov, the well-known horse doalor who'
.,..i. ..
filthiitl' (JV
"“"V (‘l‘m
l
i
“Builds Up
the systeml‘ heals the
lungs and )reetOreo ..
health
digits of???
PHARMACEUTICAL assocmrion
MEETiNG.
A special moctinll oi the Nui‘Wltllf
l’burmaccuticul Association was held
yostcrduy uttcruoou at inc. Mahackemo
Hotel, The rcsigiiattou oi" Otto P.
Zeitiuss, us a member of tho Associa-
ttou. was accoploit land his successor,
Edward W, Kellogg; not admitted into
nicmbet‘shlp.
ENTERTA] NMENTS’. '
B az.a ar.
Three night bazaar and mintstrei en-
tertainment under the auspices of.
Pride of tillutll Narrult tir-
cle SN 0.? 0. f. of A.
Locxwoo‘o's HALL.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
EVENlNGs.
MAY 18, 19, and 21.
ADMISSiON 10 CENTS.
Don‘t Fall to See the Mlnistrcla by
the Ladies of thei Circle. Lecal hits.
oaucmo‘l‘mge l EACH EVENING.
. ....._......,...
Stitllliwllomllhili. -
Wednesday. May 16th
Lot Woodward Avenue.
PRlCES. 25 and 50 Cents
FRANK A.
ROBBlN S
A ,4 as... ......
CIRCUS
rum is
.A clitoris
I
Brampton.
0F illS’l‘tfllRllTAl‘
INTER lCHT. A
SPECTAGLE
nilMtlth illit‘iitllll'tletl LIFE Milli
NAPOLEON. lll‘ix‘ili Ill“ \l'l:l.i.l.\‘i;'l‘tl.\‘
AND ilEll. \\'.\slllNu'I‘oN.
M "AGE s) (mats mu.
murulxrs.
JUMBO .iiiiii'S/tid-IM. 'rnr, omxl
lllltil' l"l‘l.\N (.‘AMEL.
nouns
o'rnsn r‘tnroiwuas 18‘
mo saw 'm'rt'uu ACTS.
u» .\. a. plum
RACES
P ll 0! “i
. liAiN till. SiilNh
rwo mroaalncss AT m m an r. a
TR
tillSl ()llltll‘B.
('3)
We proscnt today tho
Boulevard. a model
which has
claimed in New York as
been no-
one of the hits of. the
solution.
The Boulevard is a
double-breasted
with
notched
moderate fullness across
Made from
up-to-date ‘
sack
wide.
and
ion:
lapcls
the cheat.
the newest.
fabrics trl worstedl, ner-
gea. thibets. For $7.00
and $10.00. '
Don’t wait for a ite'
, The Copyright
I Nomi MMN orator.
ihe‘ COpynght Modes
ARE nu: moors or ‘APPEARA‘JNCE.
Clothing
'HAltl'tv oooawm. m
l
duo ton Sale. May now
and have the benefit of
wotlrinz.
>
the saint:
Iwayo
prlt c. tho boat
manufacturers.
Sheer lndia Linens, in all qualities,
..... ......tict040o
Persian Lawns, foreign and domes.
tl0..... ...... .......120%t060c
Batiste and Lingerie Lawn .2i3c to 690
(loud i’nrior Brooms lilc
Mops complete 15c
Wiro Carpet Beaters lilo
'l‘ncki’ullers. ............,..i‘lc
....
u...
Cotton Clothes Lines 9c 3 packages Toilet Paper
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
hite
We all: showing an endless varietyot‘ “'lllle Wash Goods. All the latest weaves from foreign and domestic
DressGoods
Fancy Mercorizod, stripes and ilg- Fancy Dlmlties. stripes and
uros . l'c to 500 checks 121156 to 350
‘ """"""" “’ Plain muons, medium and sheer.
Dotted Swiss Musliue . 12m to. 65¢:
.. 250 to $1.50
A special showing of Fine Emerald-v
Nainsook. line and sheer .--i2c!,§ to 400 cred Waist Patterns .. $1.00 to $3.50
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Fibre l’ails .......... 23c Scouting Soap 20
. ,. In .
Still} li.i”'l..lii’.'.'i.”f.z:1::::::::: 53" Quart mm. 3...... 750 W-
Copper Bottom BOHGI'B ....-..... 950, Pint Milk Bottles .o...--...n.... 69c
..10c Whisk Brooms tic
All local jokes. New and catchy songs. -
i * fill an or. Will.
all taunt a our
. slap-at
v‘
Tailor Made
~53.
PROF MUENTER SEEN.
Was in Garfield Park, Chicago. When
Met by Former Friend.
(‘lil(‘.’\(,i0. May 12. ----- i‘rof Erich
Muculcr was soon yesterday in Car-
iioid Park by a man who ,kuow him
woli in tho days before ho rent. to
Harvard University. The identillca-
lion is postive, and Charles 0. Eds-
trom, an organ factory employs, told
the police that. he met Mnentcr in the
pack and could" not. be mistaken as to
the ldcntity of the man.
Edstrom kucw Muontcr when cin-
ployod as janitor in an apartment
house pour the lnglesldo residence In
Which Muoutor ltvod, where ho was a
studoui and teacher at the University
of Chicago.
lfitlstrmu is a foreigner and reads no
English papers and had not board that
his former friend was accuscd of wife
murdor. Inch morning on his way
to work ho rides on his bicycle through
(larfloid Park. Yesterday ho recou-
nizwi a mail sitting on a pouch in tho.
park im'it'iuonlor. dismounted from
his machine, and spoke to tho man.
'i‘hoy talked of incidents of the days
when lhoy often mct each other and
FIRST METHODIST caused."
Spiritual House Cleaning 5nd Twen-
tieth Century Epwol‘th Leaguer.
'l‘iinoly topics will be considc
the services tomorr
Methodist Church. in the morning
the pastor will preach on Bplritual
House Cleaning. To the Sunday school
ow at the First,
dial invitation is extended. At the
Epworth league prayer meeting at'
6:30 the topic will be investing Our
Lives. and the leader is William H. Av-
ory. The regular preaching service
at 7:30 will be of special interest. it.
will be an observance of the seven-
lcnlh anniversary -of the Epworth
Magus. The pastor will deliver the
anniversary address. tho topic. being
The Young Epworth lavagner in the
Twentieth Century. The League in
roquestcd to attend in a body, meeting
for this purpose in the Sunday school
room at 7:15. There will ho appm
prints decorations. The new choir
will render music both morning and
ovoning. Among the musical features
of the evening will be an anthem.
.lusus Saviour of My Soul. arranged
from ilubonstein,
lGdstrom is omohatic in his declaration ..... 1 W .
that the park visitor was the Harvard i POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
ltlnlrtlctor. M
The. police will thoroughly mull-chi amok rA'r'rl (:oM'rANY.
For
tty.
$7~
and ,i
i so ;
Me More. No Milli.
l .
(of the habit and go
the
quit
a:-
it)
MUTH
no
vet
‘ land and buildings. New Canaan. 00o-
- Hanks. Stamford. one lot. Falter Push.
the park today and if the suspect docs 'l‘bc ililtck Patti 't‘roubudours have
at closing out prices.
CROSS OF THE UNION MA
red at;
and pastor's class for men only a cor-i
an excellent. performance at Hart‘s
not appear again, will extend the hunt
'l‘hontre, last. at
to the neighborhood and endeavor to
“git. playing to a large.
inset-rials where he had been living. audience. Mad me Jones. the Black
' - 'i’attt. was in excellent voice, and;
MEN'S CHMBTIAN lNQUiRY CLUB was gin-nus in tho. oncorea. John:
1 ltuckcr. the Alabama Blossom, was
simply great and kept. the audience,
convuised. 'i‘he singing and music;
was excellent. and the scenery and cos-
tame- pretty. Tonight. 'l‘hoiamort
Vitagraph Company will entertain V th
come very interesting pictures of the'
San Francisco tire and rotor.
REGENT ARRIVAL 0F VEDSIL!
SIASCQNSWF. Mass, May tlt.-—~'t'ho
steamer La 'l'ou lac. from 'Harve for
New York. war» ii communication by
Last Sunday Mr. Vosburgh present.—
ad the subject The Church and the
state in his usual able manner. 'i’o»
marrow Mr. North will take the sub-
iect assigned for; theday. Catholicism
in Early American ‘lilstory. After the
opening addressiihore will be the us-
ual discussion hi which all are invit-
ed to'partlcipato. The club meets
every Sunday noon in the South Nor-
waik Congregational Church and pd-
iourns promptly at one o'clock. All
men are welcome.
l
Wflw~wmm
rim. terms "response vac.
‘ ‘l’lRD . ,
mother Hodges to Nancy l. Kepler,
eighty miles east of the Nantucket
Lightship at 8:16 a. in. today.
The steamer at. Paul. from South.
herniation and Oherbour (or New
York. Was reported it) £619!th of
the Nantucket. manna, u too a. a.
serviitor's deed.
matey s. 'l‘rowbridcc‘to William
War. .
Dudley 8.,Ti‘nltth iii
wireless with the station hum when ’
TRISTRAM c HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Special for the balance of this week.
Suits
Great reduction in all Ready to Wear departments.
(_ H. KRIEGER a. co.
~ weer Washington St.
N.
The Cross of the Union Man will be
the evening subject at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church tomorrow at 7:30.
This is the second sermon in the pro-
sont series on the Workingmn's
Cross, which is of vital interest to ev-
ery wage earner. The service will
be bright. with praise and good fellow.
ship. The overybody's my service
is always a feature. The ordinance
of baptism will bé‘bbflefled. in the
morning the pastor will begin a ser-
tcs of sermons on the development of
the church. The Bible school at the
noon hour, with an increasing interest
in all departments. The trustees and
deacons will met at the close of the
morning service.
“——
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline. Win. so
did one 25c box of Bucklen'a Arnicn
Salvo, when it com lately cured a run-
ning sore on her on, which had tor-
tured her 23 tom; yours. Greatest
antiseptic healer of Plies. Wounds and
Sores. 25c. at F. H. Baxter’s. Emmi
Norwnlk, and E. P. Wood’s. Norwaik.
drug stores. “
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iii
" w... ‘..”."..“"‘v..’p...""’= 2mmtmmu... .
till Ritual in Price.
The threatened trouble at the
mines having been evened. we
are he pr to announce a mteriai
mine on in price. ‘
‘ Our stock was bought: at high
prices and is of “T1 quality. You
get the benefit an we (at the ex-
penance.
it is not too early to put in
cool for next winter—«better think
about it. ‘
-w..
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Norwalk Chronicler