Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 16, 1906 · page 7

 

 
 

 
 

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about
when".

All Winter Coughs

1 1 OFTEN DTABT NOW.

Don't neglect what you consider It
Ilmple cough: It may not be In simple

 
 
 

 

”N Oil think. Tait! OUR WHIT
AN TAR. and curd it at once.
Finish. and Tell does not drug

the cough va I11 opiates. but cureo by
acting directly on the Ipflommed eur-

fncol l-
PBIFE 35o BOTTLE.

lite Brldiio Plurmacy.

PLATNIIIR a ransom. mops.
- 1- also; mums semen 3111
“1119'! if“-

 

 

 

George Conklin has taken up his po-
sition as assistant packer and shipper
at the 1111ch Oyster house.

 

The. oyster bout Frederick W. Deck-
er has returned from Bridgeport where
she has undergone a thorough over-
hauling.

Yesterday Daniel L‘llomniedleu cele-
brated the seventeenth anniversary of
his moving into the building at pres-
ent owned by hirii.

The Rude] Company posted a sign
on the doors of their plant this morn
log to the effect that they want 501)
oyster openers.

A business meeting of the Endeavor
League was held last evening at the
East Avenue Church. Routine matters
were considered.

The regular weekly (lass meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Chm-.ch .Iarnes
L'Honiniedieu will act. as leader as 11s-
uni.

Tire shoemaker, who has occupied.

the store formerly owned by Wiiliaiii

it. (‘ilbert has given 11p business 11nd

is about to iriovc to newer fields and
pastures which are greater.

The Phliatliea Chili. of the

‘ Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church,

will hold a special business meeting to.‘

night, at the Ironic of Miss Reba Sini-
onds. Rowan street. All members are
urged to be present.

 

Members of the East Norwalk Fire
D11part1n1-1nt. are to assemble at May-
flower rooms in Van Zandt street at 9
11. 111. to-rriorrow and. headed by tho
Kirowltorr Fife and Drum Corps, will
march to South Norwalk. where they
will take trolleys for Wesiport.

 

 

True and tried friends of the family
~DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Best
for results and best to take. Deport-
dable little pills. They do not gripe

 

 

or sicken. Sold by The Clifford Phar-

macy. ‘
ROWAYTON.

The recent. welcome rains have

filled up the dry wells, of which there
were many.

 

The Misses Blackburn have left
town after visiting several weeks with
Mrs. Livingston Lucio-y.

Ilarold F. Kendricka, of Rownyton.
has acricptelii position with St. John's
i’aper i‘ail and llox Company, in Nor-
Waut. '

 

Ilarry I1), lrlswold. I111 the violin solo.
Isl at a intisical in New York, this 11f-
ternoon, ltusscii tiriuu'ohl is his 1112
compunlsi.

 

Mr, and Mrs. Bidncy II‘.
tertulned M11. Wilson's
Stamford, on Sunday hint,
tractlvo new home.

Wilson 11111
mother. of
I11 Ihi1ir ut~

 

 

Justice William (I. Clark. of Itowui“
i1ii1,ttiid MIMI latttluc lit“FtlI'I‘Hi will I111,
united in rnarrirotc tomorrow evening
at the iliiiiil' of the bride In North
’l‘airytonn. New York

June»; I’ilisbury's or fluid Medal

Flour. title per IIIIR: per, barrel. 86.40.
Strictly it‘rcub Plans. per dozen. 3511.
flood Eula. per down. 2813.

It 11111111 Milli, 251.1.

RobortSmIth

ammo. Donn.

Phonl 381-0.

 
 

DARIEN AND NOROT6N.
liiru, Munscll is quite ill at IhI1 home
of her daughter. Mrs. Wilbur Bates.
W

Dr. W is been of south Norwullt.
pushed through liars iteaterdtiy In his
llllwomobllc

MW
Earl \‘oshurgh Iiiitt Just returned
from a trip to ilrockvllie, (intrude. with
his grandmother.

 

County Health Officers George Hull
lad AiIorncy Stiles .intiikm [Inlet]
wealth here yesterday in an autumn»

e.

 

The funeral of Alexander Stevens
who died at the ominous Sunday.
It held yesterday afternoon at Doria:
fave Cemetery
hit-n. bimbo hair the misfortune to
down stairs a few days use and
tore her tolimiwuv Rho is (air
lions nicely though. now
.‘ W

Ii '16th“ the misfortune

 
 

 

l
'“ . twho has” a better medial
Get the but. niuya. This II our novice.

It'll Y"
free froni alcohol. 1 on are in poor
wank. polo, nervous m5}; vi) ii

11: this nonalcohoi ‘

 
 

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now while at his trade as a butcher. A
few «lays afterwards blood poisoning
set in and he is now laid up for 10-
pairs Dr. Noxon I11 attending him.

 

i Tire automobile owners arrested on
[Sunday from Stamford were Adolph
Adrianne and Belden Brown. Both
cases ware continued, that of Adrnlnce

until tonight and that of Brown until
tomorrow evening before Judge Will-
niot.

The presents which have been donut.
ed for the annual fair of Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company have been pluc-
ed on exhibition in the window of Al-
len 3 drug store Many of the presents
were donated by South Nor walk Iner-
Ichants.

 

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dei., says: "i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
'and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped rue
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one
50 cent bottle cirred me completely."

For sale by R. H. i‘lnisted, it‘. If.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "

IS THE ICE TRUST OUT.

Report That Hartford Company Wiii
Lose Their Charters.

HARTFORD, Oct lit—Will the ice
cases be tried this full? is the ques-
tion that, is going the rounds of the
sheets at the present tinre A popu-
lar answer is I11 the forth of a rumor
that the three ice companies against
whom Attorney General King has
brought still. will forfeit their charters
WPIIl-Olll trial rather than submit to :1
tr al

 

 

East.

' substitute.

Attorney General King says that he
has not heard that such was ibet 1111.411.
and that lie was preparing to try the
fused in tourt. (in their illt' ills, and At-
torney Edward M.l)11y. to: the ice

,coinpanies stated that his clients were

perfectly willing to stand trial and dis
more the allegations that have been
made against them.

"i have heard nothing officially that
the ice companies would not stand
trial. lint i am confident that the irrat-
ter will be tried this full and fought.
to a finish Of course th1 summer is
past. and so is the general demand
for ice, and now that we have waited
so long I do not bellevt1 that anything

will be lost by :1 further delay of a ..

few weeks. So far as i am concerned.
1 intend to have the matter before
the courts now in a few weeks."

No definite1 plains have. been made
yet for the trial. but it is probable that
It will be placed on the trial list of
privileged cases and assigned for
trial now within 11 few weclrs.“

DON‘T BE IMPOSED UPON.

Foley tilt Corirpany, Chicago, original
1111 Honey and Tar as :1 throat and
lung remedy. and on account of tho

iloncy and Tar many imitations are of-
fered for the genuine. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. Tire genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar- Is in a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
It is the best. remedy for

 

coughs anti colds. i’lnisted's Drug

Store and The Clifford Phurrnncy. ”
POPULAR AMUGEMENTS.
THE COLLEGE WIDOW.

Of the topics handled with good nat-
:1'ed satire in The College Widow lllL‘
craze for football success at any cost
Is the most prominent. Wircn Ail-1‘s
comedy is seen at Hoyt's 'l‘licatrc, Fri-
day evening, the observer will little
that the main points lending to recent
football agitation are burlesiptcd In
the play. The recruiting system is
held up to gentle ridicule by the liiscov-
1111,11 of n 215 pound candidate for “the
line" who is working in a foundry. lie
is persuaded to go to Alwaicr‘ and take
four hours of art 11 Week which molten
iilui t'ilHllIlI' for center rush. Silent
Murphy is the giant art student, who
I11 coached to tell ‘prcxy" that his eyes
failed him in high school.

NEW YORK I) Y IIY Imi‘.

Types of churn tliitl exist 11111
Wilt'l't‘ outside of New York 111111 11111111 in
the tirelodrariia New York lliiy by Day.
at lioyt‘s Theatre. on Monday. The
ilci'trian hot 11111111111111 vendor is 1111
I'IHHKlltt-l creation. and the hourly lt'laii
"tittp." the Iirrpiab bootbirick. tht.1 blind
flower girl. old Mother (littiiweli. who
hot-pit lllI' iliiovoa‘ III-u on the [Built
Ilivor front, the. Idriulittb foot-pad 11111!
the wharf rnt. arenpucuiiar to the busy
life of the metropolis.

(IYPBY JACK.

AI. lloyt'a 'i‘licairv. next Saturday.
October 20th. will be presented the ro-
rriuntic riiclmlruiuu. Ilypoy Jack. a piny
strong ill I1111111t llilt‘l'.I1iIi romance and
cottrctiy. Mr Van Zlniu, the IIWI‘IIDK
actor. will appear as “Jack" and the
supporting company In said to be an
excellent ilill' M1. V1111 Kinzle will he
renaenrhcrctl mi having town on "I'incy
llidpo."ln11t autumn. A muliucc will
be given and Iii popular prices.

 

if on article In iiuitnIt-1i.tl1n original
in uiwuyu bent. 'Ihhilt It over. and
when you no to but that box of naive
to Itccp around ihc house, get in»

Will‘s Witch Hazel Salvo. It ill the

original and the name ill stamped on

every hmt. d for eczema icitcr.

Iioiiu. cuts on bruises. and especially

recommended for piles. Bold by The

Clifford Pharmacy.

OOLT MEMORIAL H OH OCHOOL.
Bitll-i'l‘fii... it. I.. Iiim’l‘hc cor
nor stone of the new (full. Memorial

nigh School the trill of Col. Elnmucl

I’. coil in memory to his mother. Mint

Theodora Down" (Jolt. who died twee-

rni years ago. was laid today with full

Masonic ceremanicu and other exer-

cise: In which Jud ? be Bum P. Colt

fi‘brotber of the co chef. and justice of
n 1111111111 Blair-11 Court. Principal
Charles I? Cape. of the Bruin Normal
some?!“ (Inventor George ll titer and
W. if. RP. hunch. of Drona

divert-it: ”Micibnldd.
The building will be white Georgia.

It will be three stories In height. end

the sits In at the momentum of Hm at

p once and questions.

NW

at}: rum-nun as Jesus.
Weakly Lrtumc on Thursday Evening
at 8011 Norwnlk Congregational

Nb

At the First Congregational Church
of South Norwalk weekly lectures are
being given on Thursday evenings at
7. 45 o'clock by the pastor. Charles B.
Macfarland. The first fifteen minutes
is devoted to a devotional service. It
begins promptly at 7:45 and ends
promptly at 8 o'clock. Following the
lecture the subject is open to contain-
The lectures on
Thursday evenings preceding the fine
rnment of the Lord's Supper will be
preparatory to that service. Deeds
ionally D11. Mscfarland's lectures will
be supplemented by visiting lectures.
The general subject Is The Teaching
of Jesus.

The lectures announced are as fol-
Iowa:

The. Nature of the infallibility of
Jesus' 'icoching.

The Formation and Nature of the
First Three Gospels.

The formation and Nature of the
Fourth Gospel.

Prevailing Jewish ideas and Hopes

In the Time of Jesus. i

Tire Hunian Development of Jesus.
‘ The External Form of Jesus' Teach
rig.

Ideas of Jesus Concerning the Natur.
al (.ir'dol'

The Kingdom of God.

Tire Fatherhood of God.

lluman Salvation Through the King
dom of 0011.

The Righteousness of the Members
of the Kingdom

Tire Nature and the Coming of the
Kingrom of God.

The Relation of Jesus and His Work
to the Old Testament.

The. Old 'l‘estairrent
Their Nature and Scope.

Consideration of Some Prophetic
Passages Literally Applied to Jesus.

The Meaning of “Fulfillment.”

Conditions of Membership ,ln
Kingroin of God.

The Person of the Messiah.

The Work of the Messiah.

The Significance of the Death of the
Messiah.

’l he Mossmn' s llciivcnly Future i

Mans Relation to the Messiah. l

The Earthly Development of the
Kingdom of (ind

Review and Conclusion on the Teach-

Prophecies ;

the

lug of.i11stis.i ‘

The Adaptation of the Teaching of|
Jesus to Modern Life.

flocks of which l)r.Macf11rlaiid is
the author are: Jesus and the Pro—
Illa-is. Jesus of Nazareth, 'l‘lie Sever.
olgrrty of Jesus. So far as possiblol
these Works will be tirade accessibic'
either In the public libraries or the
church library.

 

To the Board of County Commission
ers of FulriIcld County.

1 licre‘ apply for .11 license to sell
Spir'ituons and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale Lager llccr, Rhine Winn and (‘i- '
1I111 at ’i North Main sii'11et.'l‘ow11 of
Norwalk.

My place of business Is not located
within 21111 feet in .1 direct line of 11
t‘ Iitirch l1] ditlcc or l’_ubli1 school- house.

 

great merit and popularity of Foley‘s]

 

principal streets in the business one

 

,y no out hill but! with g Ilflt

Ilene! the town

or the pr'111111is111 pertaininiv tl11 111111 oi
any Posioilice, Public Library or
(fiduciary.

Dated at. Norwalk, this 15th day of
October. A, 1).. l90ii.

’l‘lIOS. F, “ORAN.

Applicant

We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the

application of the above named
inns. i1‘. iiornn for such license.

listed tit Norwalk. this 15th day of
October A l), 1906

Joseph L. Mcl-‘,arl11111l Ilui'ryS Pic-k
1-11,lng Iolrn Oldenscblngcr, "ihco. ll.
Illscn. Jacob Wolf.

l hereby certify tlinl the above-

lianied endorsors 111111 ol1111iors ii tax.-
payers. as defined by law, of the Town
of Noi'wuik.
liatcd 111 Norwalk, this Ibili day of
October. A, It, llItiIi.
HERBERT II. SMI'I‘II.
Town t‘lcrh

pill" ...'
m

 

To the Iloni'd of (‘onnir f‘oniiiilsulon»
111's of Fair-field County.

I hereby apply for II licI-Iut- to HP“
Hpii'linoiis 11nd Intoxication Liquors.
Air, Lam-1‘ liver. Itlilnc Wine. and t‘i»
iii-1'. at If. Lexington avenue. Town of
Norwallt.

My place of business is not located
within 2"“ feet In II dirt-cl llnr1 of a
(‘Iturch Edition or Public nt-IumI-houiw,
or the pr'clriiscn pertaining thereto or
1111,11 l‘tmtoillce. I'ubllc IJIu'ury or
l‘I1IlltIlt1t1y,

lintcd ni Noi'wtilk, this lfiih day of
()11ioht1l‘. A, i), lliilti.

JAS. 11‘. KEA'I‘INII.

Applir'llll.

W11, iiio tttitlerulunctl electors and
taxpayers, 1111 defined by law. of tho
Town of Norwalk. hereby orator-111- the
application of the above rinnicd
Jun. I1‘. Routing for such license.
l‘htiml iii Norwnllt. this 1.5111 day of
October. A, l).. 119011.

Joe. McFarland. .Ioliri i’1111vcallo.
Frederick hyrlng, John‘h‘ciulutter. flail
valor Cbnrloit.

I hereby certify ”till the above-
nnnietl endoriters 11111.1 clot-torn and tax-
piiyuru. 1111 defined by law, of the Town
of Norwaiit.

Dated at Norwulk. thin ihth day of
October. A, It, iliIIii.

11111111111111 ll. HMI'i'li.

pill 23 Town Clerk.

RUIDIA MAY GLOII UNIVERSI-
‘ Till

3T emanation. Oct. in The,
authorities arotrolteulnc to clone the
Universities of St. f’clnrsbury Kiev,
and Moscow because of till bidding or
revolutionary meotiniui within the
.IIIIIMIMII and the nurtctpotlon of aorta
shalom 11in the meetings. The proton
sorini council» have appealed to Itit1
ntudnuls to refrain fro Inpertnittinit
such illegal gatherings.

 

1.1.

Many a men of humane impulses.
who would not willingly harm a kitten,
is guilty of colony where his own
stomach to concerned. Overdrivoa.
Overrun-lied. when what it needs is
Iomcthlng that viii digest the food eat»
on and help the stomach to rociipersto.
Mathias like Keiloi For Dyspepsia
that Is hold by The Clifford Pim-
many.

Several members of the Blur Swim-

nan.v (huh wnllflflfl to latte their
daily baths and any that. the water
I11 quite «am. yet thaw! the air ll

 

 

rather chilly.

 

 

 

reduce the garbage pail accuniula- .
tion to a minimum. “Done to 11
turn" sends empty platters from

the table.
FOR some 1111'

IiiIl’illtI Ii. Instr; Belfast and forth thin 8t

 

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AUCTION OF CONDEMNEO FOODS.

BOSTON Oct lti.~A large quantity
of foodstuffs that. have been condemn-
ed by the United States Government.
will be sold at, public auction at tho
Churlestown navy yard on October 22.
according to a report made public to
day. The material is said to be mar-
ketable. although not 11p [O the govern-
ment requirements. but Dr. Durgln,
of the. Boston Ilonrd of Health. said
that a watch would be kept on the sa-
les and if any of the goods were sold
111 this city any which Were considered
unfit would be seized.

 

 

A cold is much more easily cured
WM 11 the bowels are open Kennedy" s

La.\11il\e lloney and 'lar opens the
bowels 11nd drivts the (OM out of the
aystciri in young or old
Clifford i’liuririucy.

Sold by The
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How About

COAL
9

iii tints But it

i i W i” i ‘
"GIOVER'S IIIE PlADE.’

ELITE SHOES
for
MEN AND WOMEN.
$3.50 AND $4.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

$3.00 AND .3 50.
Phlm 453.

:NEAII SHOES IIIAI fil',
lIIIE GUARANIEE I

I11 your ONLY BAP‘FIUUARD in
REAL ESTATE transactions.

An Individual guarantee I11 not
emf 1111 u GUARANTEE Ti-
rt Ii In your final Edible. by
Insuring your tliII- In the NEW
YORK AND CONNECTICUT
MORTGAGE AND TITLE
GUARANTEE 00.. you are ub-
soiutely inure. because it PRO-
TEC'I‘B YOU FROM ALL rinks
incidental to Real Estate trans-
ncllomt. .

A policy to dine Company
places the entire bucking of
01m CAPITAL iwblnd YOUR
PROPERTY. For . list and
full pmticuinrs. unit yhim IIIAI.
EB’I‘ATIII BROKER 11 ”Pull-
NIIIY. or write home office.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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N0. 7l302 Box light, 750

WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.

N,o. 7l308 Box light. $I

FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.

Above pricel Include Installation.

Conn. liailwau‘ 1i
Lighting taunting

THE NEW.

HOTEL VICTORIA

DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT
IUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room. a op‘ltoini feature. .II
and Electric Light. throughout. Iv.
cry room heated.
RATES REAlONAILI.

Finely stocked cm in connection

A full line of Acker, Mort-III 1 Con
dlt Co'o celebrated Wines, Liquor. and
Claire always on hand.

T J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Telephone call. son—o.

 

'llitill P11111113.

Painters— Supplies.

Crockett).
Glassware.

House-fumisliing
Goods.

Cloth Window Shades, with fringe. 2811
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures, 10c

—-—_

Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.

Painting and
Decorating.

LII. DECKER.

I7 Washington ltrnt.
Tel. Con. . loutn Nomik.

Drink It

It Is Good

Brooklyn brewery flrm'e lager beer.
No better. We deliver it in your
house. $1.00 per case (24 bottles.) Li-
(more at. lowest prices. Tel. 161-12.

Central Hotel,

comer Monroe and Ghoptnut ltrutl.
loath Norwlik, Conn.
Jouph Diuu Prop.

 

 

 
 

The “Rochester

 

ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS, TEA
AND COFFEE POTS

are all warranted to be tiriitclasu in
every respect.

Call and see thorn.

11111111 Dov,

m WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ Phone rov-

 

 

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II’AOuI SEVEN

 

AUTOMOBILE INVESTIGATION.
Coroner Mix Starts inquiry Into Front
Case in Waterbury.

WA ’l‘i1‘ltllt Ill Oct to w'l‘lic Inquiry
Into the billion Satiritiay of Frederick
M Frost. of 121 Union street. opened
yesterday before (.‘ororicx Mix. Mr.
Frost was killed by an auto owned by
A. M, Young, and driven by Hugh Mo
Lcod, McLeod’s case in t111.1 city court
was previously adjourned to Saturday,
be being represented by Attorney T.
E. Carniody.

Following out his custom. Coroner
Mix, of New ilaven. declined to allow
reporters to be present. Previous to
the coroner's bearing. McLeod‘s case
was adjourned In the City Court to ‘nt-
lil'lili)’ under the same band. Attor' oy
Cal‘mody was his counsel.

Many wiiriesst- were board, including
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. E. i’lutt, Miss
Eunice Crane, Mrs. William Ii. Hoff-
man, Seward Duncan, conductor, and
Alvin Learned, iiiotorlnrtn. and 8qu
(‘onto and Meimrd, the prisoner. Mr.
and Mrs. Plait and Miss Crane were
on the troilci (11111 from Wilitii M1. and
Mrs Frost had blighted directly before
Mr. Frost was killed Mrs Hoffman
was standing at. the foot of the South-
ninyd road. waiting for the trolley car
to return to the city. Conto. the ital-
Ian, saw McLeod speeding 11p his llltt-
chine In the vicinity of the East End
Carriage Works, several hundred feet
west of where the accident. took place.
The broken lamp was also brought in
as an exhibit.

 

Whii Not Burl Your
Own Home?

Rents are advancing all the time,
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scar-cor every day. We have a
number of. very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.

J. M. Layton 8: 00.,
INCORPORATED.

5 Railroad Avenue. So. Nor-walk.

 

 

Groceries at our store
and Save Mount.

21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00
3 Pkgs. Zest. 25c
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, 101:; 3 for 25::
2 Pkgs. Cream Wheat .......... 251:
Sweet Potatoes, per peck ...... 80c

A.$t1.1ll,

:4 Cottage 'Ave., East Norwalk.
Phone 1221- 3-

 

 

1M7
PLUMBING 'AND emu."
HEATING.
HOT WATER HE TING.
HOT AIR HEA NO.
STOVES AND RANGE.
our: AND TIN ROOFINI.
On and Steam Fitting,

In Fixtures, Metal Calling, In.
Have you seen our clock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
1111-111 JONES & HOTCHKISS

COMPANY
11 WALE ITREET.

'uonwauc

Fresh Fish.

SNAPRER BLUES ............12c lb.
llONl’l‘A MACKEREL .........]2c lb.
LARGE NATiVE EELS ..... 140 lb.
llil'f’l‘ERlI‘lSii . . . . . . . . . ..IOc lb.
STEAK UOI) ..... ..........12c lb.
HERMAN (‘ARI’ ...............]tic lb.
WIlOlil’l SALMON .............12c lb.
SLICICD SALMON . .. . . . . . . . 141: lb.
IGSI‘AIJJH’S ......... .....4tle qt.
801“ i‘ SIIEI l. t" ltAIlS ........ tiiie 11117.

All other kinds of fresh fish at 11ou~
sonablo prices.

Ducross.

THE PEOPLEfiAFISI-i. AND OYSTER

Old 8 Ivntion Army Building.
Eut En ‘ 11% Washington Direct Bridge

all
Paper

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We consider this sea-

son’s line the best
we ever had.

E. E. 1111111111,

IIEcOIIA'I'lIll.
“uncut—III.

 

 

 

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till ( our 551111111119

W 1

wait you snouLo use ‘
SCHUB- E- Z ’

Take out 17’,“ me spots from floors or
w unluork. ”1'. rice out sminsirom marble
w ith sturn‘ls. ‘ut the grease from 1111s,
cooking utensils: .. etc. Clean but1tubs
easy and without scratching. Put a
polish on steel hiriv1 s and takeout stains.
l‘ultc off rust from HLtti and polish it
Quickly cleans burnt pairs and cooki 11111

utensils. Take off finger spots on walls,
clean paint Clean marble or white stone
Stoops. Take off stain from lingers

without 1'11j11ry.
Sold by all Grocers 10c.
FRFD 1111.11.11 81 CO” New YORK, U. S.A.

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HARTFORD GETS CHEAP GAS.

IIAR’I‘FORD, Oct. 16.—-Tlio Hartford
City Gas Light Cinipuny yesterday an-
nounced a voluntary reduction in the
price of gas. from $1.10 per 1,000 feet;
to $1.05. The usual discount. of 10 per
cent. for prompt payment of bills in In
force, which makes the not price 95‘
cents per 1,000 feet, or the cheapest;

cost, to consumers in Connecticut. 11

 

BADLY BURNED GIRL‘.‘ ‘

or boy. man or woman, is quickly out
of pain if Bticlrlcn's Amino. Salve is
applied promptly. G. J. Welcii, oi?
Tekoiisha. Mich. says: "I use it in.
rrry family for cuts, sores and all skin
injuries. and find it perfect.” Qulck~
est l’iie cure known. iiest healing
'ulve made. 25c at 11‘. ll, Baxter's,
South Norwalk, and 112. P, Wood's, Nor-
waik, drug stores. “'

 

 

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for freight Only.

On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River. New York, (fool:
of Dover street). every day, (except:
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. In. and Bout!
Norwalk 11p to 5:30 p. m.

NORWALK STEAMIOAT co. '

Annin. J. lmith C. c. Hogomlu
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EVERY. LADY’I .DERRE'SIINQ CHAW

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should be equipped with I [alum
snow white, Oliepiece "Standard" For
ceinln Enameled Inrrdory.

Have you ever stopped to mold
bow delighfnlly convenient it woulli
be to have hot and cold running vote!
in your dressing chamber. I100] \
ing apartment of first floor mud
room? Its presence would afford [at]
the higest degree of comfort.

We will gladly quote you prion. 0m
plumbers are strictly competent l1.)
chanlcl. honest and reliable. .

Horace R. Nash.

CORNER MAIN AND WE" lTl.
loath Nor-walk. Conn.

 

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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

TRANIAOTI A GENERAL IANKINU
IUGINEII.

1'; i oAPITAL'. "Liming; 1i
1,100,000.00 .
sumo. AND mourn. in
31753500100

EDWIN H. MATHEWDON PM
JOHN H KNAPP. VIco-Pnl.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cubilr. ‘

WILFRED BODWELL. Astit. 011mm

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DIRECTORI. ‘
l. H. Mathewson Henry laymen
John H. Knapp lament Grommet.
Josiah R. Marvin 'J. Watt-o0 Marvin
curl-tian Own-t: John H. Lilith
Fred H. Rowan.

 

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new spawns: ' ‘1
Shore Dinner. and All Kinds at Mt
Food Cooked to Order. ]

Bathing and ~fi8iiillg, .
Both Emu to Rent by lire m
John O'Dulilvan.
Proprietor. 1.
THE JOHN D. LAWRENDI'.

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