~ surrey Candy.
Air
has from alcohol. Ali
Rldmlll’omi‘ll
Llooirr's
29¢ a pound
99?.QUALITIYr
:ea .. restrain
the Bride Pharmacy.
cannon a helium. more
i" an WASHINGTON or.
Tel.- 991149.”. .
The log Flushing was in the harbor
this morning for coal.
Henry Brown. who has been ill for
several days. Is considerably better.
Mr. and Mini, John Wheeler are
spending a few days visiting friends
in Brooklyn.
A. cottage prayer meeting will be
held this evening at the home of Mrs:
Thomas Walsh.
Rev. Arthur G. Boynton. of Waiting-
ford. will preach next. Sunday at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. .
Frank Merriam led the regular week.
1y prayer meeting last evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
The regular Weekly social service
last evening at. the Advent Christian
Church was led by the pastor, llcv.
James W. Davis.
Mrs. William (Justinian and Mrs.
Eugene (Irishman, of tannin strcct.
Rowayton, spent 'I‘uesduy with Mrs.
Melville Young, at her home in New
street.
Six new oyster openers arrived this
morning from the South. (Inc of them
carried a time honored musical instru-
ment which was a combination man-
IIOlIll alld guitar.
The prevailing earn winds have
made the Weather so bad III the Sound
that lilost of the (iystcr opening houses
are nettingr short of oysters and un-
Iess the storm abales there will be ll
suspension of opening the bivalves.
A force of men was ill. work this
morning tearing up the flooring of
the Itadel wharf. This was bndly
wrecked last winter by the immense
weight of shells piled On it. It will
be blocked up level with railroad ties
and filled in with shells.
ROWAYTON. '
Specials
3 pkgs. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .254:
3 cans Tomatoes. . .. .............. 25o
3 cans Magnolia Milk ............. 25c
3 cans Campbell's Soup ........... 25c
Potatoel, per bushel .............. 75c
Fresh made Butter, per lo ........ 32c
Robert Smith
Phone 251-6. Rowoyton, Conn.
The usual religious services were
held in the churches last evening.
Mrs. Julia l". Scoticld, of Ilowuytou
avenue who is critically ill. is not we
pooled to recover.
The indies of Reliance Hook utid
Ladder Company held a meeting. laal
night. and made nrruugclile'llts for a
fair.
The Charter. ”ovaries place, now
owned by Raymond Brothers, of South
Norwalk, has been leased to (Solonol
W. It. Hoyle. it New York than. for
one year. tfotoncl lioylc is n retired
army oiiicor.
There was an unusually Itillll tide in
yesterday afternoon, the water t'tiIIIIIIK
up to the house occupied by Mrs. t‘ili-
ten. near the White bridge, which
compares WIIII some oi' the record
breaking tides In this section.
The Wluusoovcr Circle. of King's
Daughters. of the South Norwulk Con-
gregational Church. will hold a ninet-
illg at the home of Mrs. tillluor Ii}. Ease
ill Itowuyton, next Tuesday evening,
if the weather proves favorable.
Frank lions, shoe maker, has tensed
the former oyster shop of Charles
lalwndeu, at the dock in Itowuyton
avenue. and will have his residence
lltlll shop there. The property is ow-
and by Raymond Brothers, in South
Norwlilk.
Edward floors, the Janitor of the
Nnrwuilt Yacht Club. is elluanud in fin-
ishing up the work of closing the
I u D d
m" "'i‘ aural-W “inn. sun.
at «rm owltbou
am for more i m m indwelling .a'tlil hilt
tam “III “II mm complain 7 out; . loco
militaristrllii .2 "l W - m "'
lids-rd A. “unfunny. 3.1.
Jittiiilt'ritf’l"; . ..
ufitanitlviiilu’i' m
' will lie the guest for a few months of
al- Inc Sturiiea. ’l‘ueeday, October 23rd.
from a visit. to licthel.
house for the season. and will corn~
plots his services probably sometime
inoxt week. The float. has been remov.
ed to a place of safety. and about all
housed or pulled out on shore for the
winter.
w—Don’t use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowell. leada‘to
chronic constipation. Get Dean’s ne-
gulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Tongue, of Brooklyn, is visit~
int,r Mrs. llellry Whitney.
Ronald I). Lyon was out on a hunt~
lug expedition. Tuesday.
George Smith. who sprained his all-
kle very painfully, is able to be about
again.
John Weed, of Gracie street, had a
number of his valuable fowls stolen,
this week.
Clarence I'lcll went on a hunting
trip to New York. with friends, by un-
to, Tuesday.
The Burden faintly have gone to the
city from their summer home at Col»
lender I’olnl. ‘
A stone coping to being laid around
the Ziegler estate on the new road to
(.‘ollcndcr l’oint.
Misses It‘l't‘tlt‘l'lilll and Edith Silli-
mnn attended the Wesiport celebra-
tion, Wednesday.
Miss Ilcssie Vallere has returned
from a visit with her friend, Mrs.
King. of Cromwell, Conn.
Mrs. Merlin .l. Waterbury left last
week with a party of friends by auto
for Lake Kitcllowan.
Joseph Fairbanks is putting electri-
cal apparatus in .Iohll t’. liruinlner‘s
residence. Main street.
Mrs. II. A. Set-icy leaves soon for]
a visit with II(‘l' sou, W. W. b‘ccly
and futility, New York.
Mrs. li‘rocnuln, Sr.. is spending sev-
eral weeks with friends iil Brooklyn.
Ii‘rccport and Babylon, 1.. I.
Mrs. liurry litndlcy leaves soon for
lokewood, N. .I.. where she expects
to open a boarding house.
Miss Anna ltudley will visit Ilaricn
friends this week before leaving New
York for a winter ill the South. . '
Mrs. C. W. Raymond. Sin, and dungir
for. Miss Agnes. moved this week to
the Clock homestead. Maple avenue.
Miss Itclcn Louise Jotliffe, hcr sis-
tcr ilild brothels are the happy poa-
. their he
the boats of the club members are ‘
m standardithtltoiu and other
entertaining sueelhltiecy This will
of upland
church.
'i‘hohew. family, who have been on-
cupying the (intake owned by Mrs. G.
C.‘M. Gregory during the summer
months. the returned to the city.
Through the agency of [Folsom
Brothers, a building lot located in
Hnributt street, consisting of three
acres, has been cold
of the city.
The ii’lttatkld excursions are ,evi
tor the redocoroiton of the
eating.
failed to _
October 20th. all buvlnl: been acid.
The Baptist Publication“ Society's
colportage wagon. No. ', passed
through town on Monday, on route
for South Norwaik, where a-large Bap-
tist convention has been holds
Wilton friends of Mrs. D. R. Lulu
bert have received a contribution from
her pen entitled A Handful of lloae
ulury (latilcred in Goshcn. This col
lection of poems has been gathered in
SI. Nichols.
After the summer season interval
an adjourned meeting of the Reading
Circle was held Thursday afternoon
at. the home of Mrs. It. (i. 'l‘honlson
Selections from the works of Robert
Louis Stevenson were read and dis
cussed.
'l‘he Misses IleWitt. were ehiet’ actors
Ill a runaway accident Saturday after—
noon, the horse becoming frightened
at u passing automobile. Fortunate—
ly they escaped with bruises and a se-
vore shaking up. fl‘llls, however. did
not prevent their resumption of school
duties in Dunbury on Monday.
Mr. ulld Mrs. H. G. Thomson Wl‘l‘t
unions the invited guests from thi.»
place to the wedding of Miss Joan
Henry, of New York, and William
Keyser. Jr,, of Baltimore. which took
place Thursday afternoon. October
18th. at 3 o'clock. III the (‘hurcll of the
Incarnation. New York city.
WESTPORT.
w
Some disappointed ones have
The concrete bed for the subway ill
the Sangutuck dcpoi has been told. the
ripening from east to west sides made.
and it will be but a colupurulivotv
short time now before the subway will
be in use.
FII‘I‘IIIOII'N day is a Illilli‘: of the past
bill it will be many a day before the
pleasures of that occasion will lw for
gotten. It was in every particular
a success, and great credit must be ac-
corded the fire ladies for their admir-
ablc arrangements.
It was Sillllt'illiiig of a rclzrct thal
(‘ompo Engine (iolnpully did not pill
the old machine. the solo relic of early
tire days llt‘l‘t‘. ill the intrude. Wr
have seen It often. but on an occasion
likc \i'cdnosdny it ought to have but]
u post of honor ill tine."
Trouble with "the Juice" and delays
scssors of two beautiful white rub—
bits.
’i‘llcron W. Ilurdick, Jr.. who has
recovered from Ills lung and tedious
illness, will be four years old lv‘ridny.
Ut'tober til.
it). N. Potter and family have return
ed to New York from Coticndcr
t'oint. Mr. I’oitcl' Is a nephew of
Bishop I’ottcr.
David Campbell was severely
,iurcd In his hand by a saw ill
I'ooicy‘s local market.
attending him.
Mrs. Betsy Ann Scely received, this
week. a picture of the New Canaan
Congregational Church. in which she
war married 50 years ago.
The Volunteer ii. iii, ll. t‘o. has paid
off the mortgage of $4130 on their Nor-
oton truck house and hall. The whole
lllortguge has been paid within a your.
IL‘RU)’ Monroe is improving from
his accident of last week. During his
absence from business, Charles Smith
has driven one of the Monroe and Pill-
lncr wagons.
The ladies of the M. E. Society will
give an entertainment consisting of a
concert and play. on Oct. 30. at Town
in-
M r.
l.lr_ Noxon is
lIuIi. lluricu. lt promises to be of
unusual excellence,
hr. Alli't‘ F. Fitch has returned
trout a trip to New Haven, Milford
and Fort 'i'rulnbllll Ilout'b. Iarlcr she
expects to spend some time in the
South. Miss llclen Wheeler will stay
with in. I“Ili‘ll while silo remains in
Ital‘icil.
cht Sunday moruilu: ltcv. tlcoi'ul‘
lv‘rocluun will prcucll from Mark lizli:
“Slu- Ilnlb llolu- What h‘llo t‘oilld." til
the l‘\t‘tllt|t.'., at 7::iu. his second ‘in
the series of sermons illustrated by
sicrclmiicou. entitled. "nicknames of
the Master,“ will be delivered.
Nntbnn Iluucby and John W. Iluss
have oomph-led the survey of a plot
of land owned by (llluriea Adams and
John ()berluudcr, near lilo seilllilury
on the old Kings Highway lllld ndiillll-
int: the plum- of Mrs. ll. (1. Mead Fons.
Messrs. Adams and (lbertnndor in.
lead to divide ”it! property into bulld-
tng lots. and erect thereon houses for
renting. luuktni: it ll valuable addition
to the town of I'lurlen.
WILTON.
Aillro 'l'honloon is spending a few
Wei-Its with friends in lllngbumtou,
Hotlib Wilton depot has received a
fresh rout of yellow pnitlt with dark
green trimmings.
Mrs, A. M. lleidcll. of alumina, il. l..
Mt'n. ii. ii. Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. ticorge llctls. of Ni."
walk. spent Sunday with the latter's
mother. Mrs. Mary A. White.
The next meeting of the Willst Club
will be at the home of Misu Kather-
Mr. and Mrs. llcrhort (“laden and
family have closed their summer real
deuce and have returned to their New
York home. ‘ '
Rev, 1“. l). Chllihi occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational Church on Bun
day, during the absence of the pastor.
Rev. W. . Hurt.
Mrs. F‘runeiubrndy has returned
Her sister.
Mn. Whiticrk. or Norwnik. has been
her, nuosttilti Week. ,
Mills Ethel Street will glva an on-
uiriiiument ,in the Cflnflf‘lflflllufldl
«sputum will include character
Wybo..¢hiuionii ,,
choral Friday evening. Delmar iiiiih: ‘
Iiiid impel-lion on, me»
i . 4w. Uighur? it'll.
to trolley Si'l'i‘ii‘i‘ was one of the un-
fortunate results of yesterday. River-
side ll\’l‘llllt‘. loo, hiill to be torn up by
the Traction people, bill it Is to ilii‘
credit of Superintendent I’urdy that
be had the lltlll‘lt filled before the pn-
rude started and so helped matters
on a much tuvlvorsed hilt horribly ill-g-
Iccicd thoroughfare.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss Emily Inckwood of New York
is visiting relatives Ill town.
A number from this town attended
the Wcstport Firclncu‘s carnival Wed-
ncsdny.
Miss Mazic ("olusim-k. of Port (flies
ler is a guest of Miss Naomi Weed.
Weed street.
Mr. ulld Mrs. Edward Branl, of New
York. are visiting M r. and Mrs. tlcorgc
b2. Wnl‘dwell. Dust avenue.
(lilrlic Johnson, who has been scri-
ously ill with appendicitis, is said to
be much Improved. nlld ii is not
thought now that an operation will be
necessary. _
The M. M. degree, was conferred III
Wooster lodge. Ito-u evening. The
district deputy was present, and a
large number of illouillcrs from Nov.
walk and Stamford lodges. A ('(ll-
lutlon was served after the ilcurl-c
Work.
A practice will be held by the tire
tlt‘iilli‘lllltdli this cvculuiz. This is tin-
4i0lb practice held this summer. More
water has been wasted on the school
house root' lllllil has llt,'t'll list-ll tor
sprinkling purposes on tile borough
birct‘ls.
Miss It‘loru IIJIIIHO tl‘nlrty, dnuuhlcr
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ifuirty, was
married iii Ht. Mark's ('llnl‘cli, that
evening, to Herbert A, Sibley, of New
Milford. There Were about lull Invi-
tnllons issued. The ceremony was
perforated by Ilcv, Dr. Nelda. the rev-
Itll‘. At 0:30 the bride. attended by
six bridesmaids. and the iii-emu with
his best lllllll. William Lloyd, of New
Haven. nulrcbod down the slide to the
strains of Melldclasolln'u wedding
march, played on the organ by Mrs.
Huntington. The church was artisti-
cally decorated with Ilydrunxcua and
learnt, and the blended colors aided
Ill giving the Wedding a Untold uniniti-
llnl bailout. The bride was gowncd
In white paint ti‘ttnprtt. oVer
while silk. She were u tulle volt
caught with Rhinestone buckles, ion
W
m... .m........ .w.......-.. ..
bathe .tirut of alucrtc'leviorriho humid. ‘
to Miss Leland. » "
dentiyyt pops in forth of autumnal ‘
leehl‘e .ttckotl for suturduy. .
a no la
.. rd in" :1. 0' on 3'
Gil-contract, Potent ‘
BvaaeiAPs
A b r d or and for
alum» can order dim:
train IctOI'Yg We Deliver.
PACKARD & FIELD.
‘ uoearoaulus.
"concourse-"r
carried a shower
bouquet of white
roses, The six bridesnlnidstiss li‘.
May Fairly. Miss Clara Hughes, of
Bridgeport. Miss Adelaide Marks, of
Stamford, Miss Aileen Sibley. sister of
the groom, of New Haven, were white
organdte ever pink silk, and carried
lie Comstoek, of Port Chester, amt
Miss Naomi Weed. were while over"
blue silk and carried white carnatlons.
'i‘he matron of honor. Mrs. (i. ll. Fan-
cher, a cousin of the bride. were white
point d‘Esprll over while silk and ear-
rled white curnnlitms. Many valuable
m”...-
“Nun-l0
man. and dollars were appropriate and
very acceptable.
Mr. and Mrs. Silv-
ioy left on the 0:08 Boston express.
where M
1‘.
mild will spend a short honeyinmln in
Boston and vicinity. .
. side in New Milford for the present.
Sibley is employed by a
They will re-
Inrse constructional engineering colu-
DHDY.
war I
It following Prices.
Above prices include Installation.
and useful presents were received.
consisting chiefly of silver, cut glass.
and china. and one or We substantial
checks \vore among the tokens. 'l‘he‘
reception was held at the home of the,
bride's mondlnolhcr. Mrs. 'I‘. M.
Fairly. East avenue. immediately at-
ter the ceremony, The house was!
beautifully decorated with untumui
leaves. and thi- bride and matron of
honor received the guests under an
arch of laurel and tinted leaves. The
ushers were C. Nod Fairly and Elisa
ll. Johnson. New Canaan; Clarence
Sibley and Frank It. Phipps. New ltd-
vcn. The forms from the bride to
her molds and the groom to his best
' Funeral Dlrooior
and Embalmor. , ,
i 19 North Main 3:. South Not-walk!
I
. “alumni "infirm
i
‘ Residence, 6 Washington Street. .
t Telephone at homo, 1342. l
a...
momommmumo
FRANK c.
VAN scov
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
T'm, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
”00mm.
(Lilli
Assessors’ Notice.
We. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to ill] persons and corporations
Iiublc to pay lnxcs in the (‘liy of
South Nor-walk. that they are required
by law to deliver to the ilusussm‘s, or
either of them, on or before the lst
day of November, i900, a written (3'
priiilcd list, dated, sinned, and sworn
to, or all the property owned by them
on lllt‘ first day of October. liltlli. Ilu-
bio to taxation, nuikilu; a description
of all the real estate. ouch parcel lite
tin: separately described.
N. ll.—~I.Ists may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council ltooln. Ildv-
llund street. South Norwulk, from and
Including tlctobcr it», 1006. to and Ill-
rlutliuu November 1. 1900. said Milan
in be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock.
u. m.. and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock.
p, m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 0:00
o‘clnt‘k In the evening, and Thursday.
November 1. little. from 7:00 to it p. m.
tinted at the (lily of South Norwulk,
(loom, October 8. 1006.
FRANKLIN A. 'l‘OlJlES.
GEORGE H. VOSBURGII,
Assessors.
oil 22l.
[ nTown
Assessors’ Notice.
We. the uutlmlned. hereby give
mum: to all percouluntl corporations
liable to pay tnos‘ln the Town of
Norwlilk, that they are required by law
to deliver to the admirers. or «tiller
or them, on or before the tired any of
November. liitltl, a written or printed
illu. dated. signed. ouduvvoru to. of
all property owned by them on the
lion day of October. 1906.1lnblii to tax-
at on.
N. lI.—~l.iatu may be returned to>tiie
annual-tors, at. the - Issensm'ti‘ ull'lue.
‘l‘own llalt building, Norwulk. and ill
the Council Roomhtaviltnu street.
80th Nor-walk, from «and including
October if», 1900. to and Ihcludipu No»
retainer 1. limit. lurid offices to ho cacti
from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock u. m..‘liml
from 2:00 to Ilitlti o'clock p, at. all
days of the week (liu‘ndnyll oxmrimii
and on itaiurllayii unit on November
1, mail. from 1: until 9:00 o'clock
in the avenint. ,
1”slanted iii ‘Normlknpm‘inu October it.
i.
_ . s'
Dina. [billiard
Both the
ocally. pro
i ——-—
,No. 71302 Box nan. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
pink and white carnations; Miss Mu-iNO. 7'308 Box light. $|
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
mil‘lent in both
bride and groom
social
lightingtillnpallu
Of, room
RATES REAOONAILI.
Finely clocked Cato In oonnootlon
A full line of Ackor. Merrill J. Con
dlt Co's celebrated Winn, Liquors and
Cigar- olwayo on hand.
’1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Prom-loco:
Telephone Cell. 800—].
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
0“ MINUTE FROM DIPO'IT
IUROPEAN PLAN.
..0ur memo o special feature. lot
and Electric Lighin throulhm Iv.
halted.
flail tapers.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crockeni.
Glassware.
House-furnishing-
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles. with fixturel. 100
Picture battle—s. and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and
Decorating.
I
1'... Gen.
L. a. EEcKER,
l1 Washington Stun.
Drink it
It Is‘Good
Brooklyn brewery nrm'o lager beer.
We deliver it In your
house, $1.00 per case (iii bottles.) Ll-
quoro at lowest prices. Tot. 151-13.
Central Hotel,
col-nor Monroe and Chemist .truto,
loath Noronk. II.
Joupll Dina. P
No hotter.
.. The lifltbcheslel”
7.7.... W
[ALL OOPPIR WAOH IOILERO, TIA
‘ AND GOPPIE POTI
are all warranted to be firstc’iuu in
every respect.
Grill and see them.
Gianni Dow,
"F-
loath Nomlk.
w...“ t..- ....-....._.. a...
irritant. a calm
trolley lSiIlSliD
ALL OTHER TREATMENTS FAIL
m
Is it the unhealthy foods we eat or
the rapid pace in whtcbwe live that:
can ‘llCli an endless amount of Rheu-
matism nowadays? The disresehes oer-
teinly reached an nlormiug‘point, an
nine‘tenths of the adult population in
this coilutrv are more or less afflicted
With some form of ‘ this maddening dis-
, cube. iliecent.‘ investigation has proven
the fact that Rheumatism is a blood
disease, therefore, many brig-hi. chem-
‘lste and physicians have bud and
ground to work upon. and they ave
sucoeeded in compounding a remedy,
which. if used as advised, cannot fail to
drive and eliminate from the blood and
muscles all traces of man's wettest
evil. Poison Rheumatic Acid. llilIiC-O
t s a
is the name of‘this rclr edy.
liquid treatment, made cold designed to
cure ull'iorms of Rheumatism and good
for no other disease. There is no poi-
son. no alcohol or whiskey entered into
the composition of UttIC~O. It is sim-
ply-o..p0\vcrful dissotvcnt of Uric Acid
and other deposits 'which seriously
affect tbekidug's. u
URItl-t) is sold at 81.00 per bol‘tlc by
druggists generally. or can be obtained
by addressing the SMITII DRUG COM-
PANY, SYRACUSE, N. Y. Samples
and literature will be forwarded to all
who apply for some. Our advice is use
URIC-O. It. may be the means of sav-
ing your life or may prevent you from
being crippled for life.
Uric-O is sold In South Norwalk by
Edw. W. Kelley. Jr.
and church circles. amt they embark
on their matrimonial voyage with the
congratulations and best wishes of a
host of friends. -..
—..__.__._._
A BADLY BURNED GIRL'.
or hey, man or woman, is quickly out
of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
applied promptly. G. J. Welch. of
'l‘ellonshn. Mich, says:
my family for cots, sores and all skill
injurics, and find it. perfect.” Quick-
est: Pile cure known. Best healing
salvo madeffibc at F. H. Baxter’s.
South Norwuik. and E. P. Wood‘s, Nor-
walk, drug stores. - “
WORLD'S W. C. T. UNION. ’
Today's Convention In Boston Com-
menced by Divine Worship.
BOSTON, Oct. 19.~-—Ullwoaried by
yesterday's busy sessions. the delega-
tes to the World's \I'onlau's Christian
'i‘cnlperancc Union were prepared for
another day of hard work today.
litany of them attended a. devotional
cervice in the Park Street Church
prior to the opening of the day's scs~
sions. ,
The program for the day Included
reports from the. superintendents of
various departments. including those
of the Sunday School llcpartmcnt, to
be presented by Mrs. Wilbur E. Craft.
of Washington, I). (7., and the Peace
Department. to be given by Mrs. linu-
uab .I. Bailey. Miss Anna A. Gordon,
of Evuuslon. llI., was expected to lnuko
ller report as six-rotary of tho Loyal
'l'clnpcrallce Legion the childrcn's or-
ganization allied with the W. C. ’1'. U.
A memorial service for melllliors who
have died during the past three y
since the last wontd‘s convention .
arranged for the noon hour. "
Whu Not Bull Your
Own Home?
Rents am advancing all the time,
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scurcer every day. We have a
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right. _ Mm ” ‘1“.
J. M. Layton a 00.,
INCORPORATED.
6 Railroad Avenue. Bo. NONIIlIt
1|" 1|.
PLUMBING AND 3mm
HEATING. '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEB AND RANGE.“ l
ILATE AND TIN ROOFI I.
On Ind 8mm Fitting,
In Plxtum. Mom Coiling.“
Have you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES 8: HgTPHKISS
GOMP .
17 mm. gator. uonmuc
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We consider this sea-
- son’s line the best
we ever had. .
DEOIIRATOR.
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“I use it in.
WAG». “If“ ‘
area's or A HARD wmrsa.
’l‘llut tlle‘eomim; winter Ia going to
be the hardest one for the past tvreuIy
years then is un alulndanco of signs
to show. and among them It may be
mentioned that:
The corn llusks are a foot and a hall“
thick, and all the stalks lean to the
West.
The geese, ducks, and chickens are
gdewing a coat of fur under their
feathers, and are rubbing horux on
their feet to harden them up..
All the one-eyed owls are leaving:
the country a mentll earlier than usuv
tit, and the bell-tailed squirrels are
laying in sweet. potatoes, as well as
nuts. for winter provisions.
The farmer who has taken the iron-
ble to investigate has found that all
the touristools on “the old logs have
wrinkles on them. The last time that:
this happened we had winter would-
or that from the handles of plows.
Rabbits are sitting around with a.
lllllllllt‘tlvltt) look to them, and field
mice. have wrinkles lll their tails. If
this means anything it means 20 do.
greet-i below zero from November
through to lilay.---’i‘yreno tPellll.) iter-
old.
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. BLOOD POISONING
results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by Dr. King’s
New Life Pills. They remove all
poisonous germs from the system and
infuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stouuleb. nausea, headache, dizziness
and colic, without. grilling or discom-
fort, 25c. Guaranteed by F. H. Bax-
ter, South Norwulk, and E. I’. Weed.
Norwalk, drugglsts. “
air a a
for freight Only.
en‘md otter Tuesday. January 1.
1908, Freight: Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (too:
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwalit up to 4 p. in. end South
Nerwalk up to 6:30 p. m.
NORWALK sTEAMIeA'r co. ‘ .
Annin. J. Smith 3. c. Hog-men
LII-u. Ion-rot Ann.
EVERY. LADY’. DRElIlNG GHAW
IER. , _, _‘
should be equipped with I Ilium
snow white. onepieco "Stand-II" Per
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you overstepped to meet
how delighfuity convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running wot"
your dream. chamber. Ilooyv
in: apartment of first floor tollil
room? Its presence would afford [vi
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you print 0t";
plumbers are strictly competent IL;
cheater. honest 3nd roll-hie. .
Horace R. flash,
CORNER MAIN me with no.
loath Namath. Com. '
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JOHN H. KNAPP. Vioojrlii‘rf
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. outlier. ‘
WILFRED BODWELLrAut. Cushion
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DIRECTORI.
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John H. Knapp lamest Grommet.
Jootoli R. Marvin ll. Wallace Marvin
Ghrlotlon swam John H. Lint".
Fred H. low-n.
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elm Dinner- Ind All Kinda oi It i
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Norwalk Chronicler