\
“we...“
Saturday Candy,
"29¢ '«a pound
60c QUALITY.
29M POUND.
lite Bridge ’I’Iiarmacy.
PLATNlim a. random, more.
. sophomores or.
' Tal. on ma.
, ,
J,/,ll. Rundle is laying new walks
art and his Van Zandt street property.
,vMorc oystor openers are expected at
rilic llndel Oyster shop in the next few
’ days.
Rev. Mr. Boynton .Of Vi'alllngford.
will preach tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
A regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Road was held last evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
There was a good attcndnncc last cv-
enlng at the cottage. prayer meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Walsh.
The subject. of the. meeting of the
Epwortli League of the East Avenue
Methodist Chtirch tomorrow will be
Studies in Church .llcncvolenccs,
.lohn (‘olc yesterday found an auto-
mobile license tag marked C. l976, be
longing to William ll .lohnson, of
Woodbrldgc, Conn. The tag must
have jolted off In bumping the bumps
over the old bridge.
ROWAYTON.
Specials
3 pkgo. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .25c
3 can: Tomatoes ............... ...250
3 cans Magnolia Milk ............. 25c
3 cans Campbell's Soup ........... 25c
Potatoes, per bushel .............. 75::
Fresh made Butter, per lb ........ 32¢
Robot-Tammi
Phone 251-0. Rowayton, Conn.
Beginning Monday, October 22, the
car that leaves the Rownyton switch
at 7:15 a. m. and (luidcrhs corner at.
7:21 will be changed, leaving the
switch at. 7:ltl and (luider’s corner at
7:13, reaching South Main street,
South Norwalk, at 7:30.
ltowuyton llupllst Church, Rev. F.
C. Brown, pastor—Services, 10:30 and
7:30 p, m., subject of morning sermon.
"An Effective l)cfensc:" evening top-
ic, “An Easy 'l‘nsk;" Sabbath school.
11:46: Juniors. 3:30: Senior Endeavor.
6:15; 'l‘ucsduy, at it p. m., cottage
prayer llit‘l‘llllg at residence of .lolin
Raymond. llarlcn routl; 'l‘hursday.
7:30 p, m., a missionary cvcning,
(inc of the highest tldcs of the fall
was in ltowayton, ycstcrduy. it was
so high that on lhc ltoton l’olul road.
li‘oi‘iy-sccmitl street, boys \i‘crc rowing
in honls. Sanford Wicks and Itusscl
Broadway llontod lliclr bonl froth lin-
inolith of Ilic rivcr across the sail
meadows onto the ltoton l’olut road.
'IIt-ic they mct a party of children who
wcrc returning from llciic Island. They
were sitting on a fcncc, waiting for the
tide to go down. The boys kindly lnr
vilcd lhcm to stcp in the boat. and.
after doing no, the boys rowed them to
term ilrmn.
t tllllllli cttititilit
MXATIVE (lilllllil Sililll’
no ”mum mm [minus
Ivory flottto.
“A Cold or n Cough poorly always pro-
ducu oomiipntiotrwtho waist all r on to the
am. noon anti throat Iootlud of p in: out
of tho system throu l'i tho livound‘iudnoyl.
For tho want of mo Ituvo tho bowels booomo
dry and hard." Nearly-ii oihu cough cum
on constituting, upooinlly those containing
Opinion. Konmly o Laxative Honey and
Tu mmdiiobwob. contains no Opinion.
IlEitltfli's
Li Milli
ll ‘ Milli
.1 fillet!» Ovid: by writing Mm out
of tho mum through a contour notion of
"mm“ Con h t. i no! and
n loves a o u n.
championing the inucoizs morphism of
linthtooimhofldunnnnd bronchiaitum
o W Ll
momma“... an:
"no“ ’1‘" iii rose. and:
l
W’s“ $2.. datum lib it.
mosmmdfipp
TN! OMF‘POIO WARNAOY
THI lfllbfll "MW?
DARIEN AND noso'ron.
Miss Pansy Stevens was a. visitor
in South Norwnik today.
The soloctman hold a session yester-
day afternoon to make voters.
William H. McCord. of Greenwich
passed through bore yesterday in his
automobile.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
held a cake sale this afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Town Hall.
Mrs. Delaileld. of Noroton, is having
her residence equipped with electric
ity, amt L. H. Church. of Stamford
has the contract.
Unclaimed letters in the Dorian
Post Office are addressed to B. North-
rup. barlen Stow: Conipanly. Sarah
C. illiiles, atid Mrs. W. F. Brown,
C. E. Scoiield, the builder. has the
contract for the dwelling of William
Rollehun, at-Noroton. frame two and
one-half stories, stone foundation,
clapbonrds and shingle roof.
The Daricn Methodist Church is
planning an entertainment which will
be in the. form of a short play entitl-
cd "Hospitality." It will take place
next Tuesday evening.
inmates of the Soldiers‘ Home at.
Newton are to take on golf. tlovcrv
nor Roberts and staff and about 50 (l.
A. it. men and women visited the
home recently and, noticing the lack
of outdoor annisoment. suggested golf.
liiough money was raised to lay out
links and buy the necessary equip
ment.
A cold is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open, Kennedy‘s
Laxative Honey and TM opens the
bowels and drives the cold out of the
system in young or old. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "'
WEST NORWALK.
Joseph ltainey is now employed by
Sherman Iloyt, on his farm, formerly
the Fred Kcyscr plncc.
Rev. II, it. Carpenter, of the South
Norwnlk Baptist Church, will hold scr-
vlce in the Union (‘llach Sunday, at
3 p. in.
William Durham ls slowly rccovcr<
ing from a sevcrc stack of rheuma-
tism, which he has had for about two
months.
Captain Verity has his house al-
most completed outside, and it is a
very pretty cottage, He did almost all
the carpenter work.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if her complexion Is bnd. Oriuo
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched complexions
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Orino laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nnuscate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name ()rino and refuse to accept any
substitute. l’lnislcd's Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
NEW CANAAN.
Plans have been coniplctcd by Ar-
chitect Henry Marvin, of Stamford,
for a dwelling for Charles A. Whltc.
The house will he of frame, two and
one-bait stories, 20x27 fccl, with u
shingle roof,
F. I). ilnrt has the contract for the
painting in connection with tho rcsi~
dcnco, stable and farmhouse at Eden-
wood for I". ll. Adrinncc, cure of Ar-
cltltccl Erncst M. A. lilucliado, ii
Cornhlll, lioston: brick and frame
rcsltlciicc ll stnrlcs, -illx72 fcct, furni-
house lex37 fccl; other contracts not
let: us‘prcvlousiy rcportcd llnrold .\.
I'm-sons. of Stamford. ncncrul con-
tractor und thc lt‘ulrbanhs Williams
Company. electrical work.
A BADLY BURNED GIRL.
or boy, man or woman, is quickly out
of pain if Bucklen's Arnicn Salve is
applied promptly. G. J. Wclch. of
'l‘ckonsha, Mlch., says: "I use it in
my faintly for cuts. sores and all skin
injuries, and find it perfect." Quick-
cst l'llc curc known. linst hcnlintt
snlvc made. 250. at l". 1
South Norwulk. and E. l’.
walk. drug stores.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Simon (‘nrvcr is home from n
l . Baxter's,
g "miscr-
‘ a. ..
s
visit with relatives and frlcnds in
lli'lilgcporl.
Chin-f March. of Bridgeport. was
the interested spectators at tho firth
int-n‘a litll‘tiilt'.
John H, Jones royally cnlt‘ridlnl'll
bin illiHlk'ltlli‘N of the stain fircmcn's
annocintlon after the pnradc, chnca-
tiny,
Charles Mondcz and family have
closed their unintucr cotluttc iii the
F!uruni and returned to New York
t’ l)‘.
Al, Southey declared that the events
of Wednesday reminded him of the
good old lion-n when he used to "run
with the nuicliluc.”
Mina I’cnrl llpson rnccnlly a guest
hero of Mrs. llarry Carver, has noon
to Lincoln. Non, to spend several
months there with friends.
it in reported that the fund for a
new Molliodiiit Church as reached the
"4,000 work. The out ntcd cent of II.
now structure has been put at $17.-
000.
Thorn are marked improvements In
the, condition of Julius Fiolschmnn.
at tho Norwulk Houniml where he was
recently operated on for it grthh on
the neck.
The harvest concert. to be given in
the Congregational Church on Sunday
night promises to be largely attend
ed. The choral work of the young
people in this church has over proved
of a high character.
ONLV GUM iron DYOPIPUIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
but, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to lawn neat distrenfl
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped the
until limit Brannon Balm. and our
to cont bottle cured me completely.“
For this by R. H. ‘ violated. F. H:
mm and The Calm Pilot-moor. “
u.
I, n devotional service, plans were Ills-
— Ii of th ~ dt .
harsh was held last evening at. the
Parsonage. Clarence A. Brown the iso-
der of the band was In charge. George
H. Lock. prcslded at the piano. After
unused for further work among the
young man of the church and congre-
gation. 'I‘bn band accepted the re-
quost of the pastor that it. become res.
ponsiblo for the after-service which
it is proposed to hold at, the conclu-
sion of the Sunday evening services,
coinmsncing‘tiilth inst. A brief fifteen
minutes meeting for devotion and so-
cial fellowship will be held. The lead-
erwss assigned the work of opening
the niectlnxs with 9. number ,of‘tite
members to assist, and the assistant
loader. John 1.. Fountain. with “other
mombors‘ was assigned the work 'of
inviting the members ‘of the congrega-
tion and especially the men present.
to the service. The Band will have
charge of the weekly prayer meeting
next week. The pastor will make the
address and the young men Will con»
duct the exercises. Special effort
will also be put forth by tho young
liloll. in connection with the special
services to begin November ilith.
There Is dccldcd enthusiasm hinting
these young men as ilicy take up the
special work of tin» foil.
GAG-TORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tia Kind in line Always Bought
Bears the
Signoture of
PIONEER FISH MERCHANT DEAD.
GLOUCESTER, Mass” Oct. 20.——-
George .1. Torr, said to be the. pioneer
fish merchant of the country. died at
the home of his son here last night.
at the ago of 74 years. lie. rose from
a dot-y fisherman to a millionaire fish
merchant, who sent. many ships out of
Gloucester. Mr. 'l‘nrr. who was born
in ilockporl, owned much property in
New York and liosion.
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ON! MINUTE FROM OIPO‘V
IUROPEAN PLAN.
..0ur rooms I spools! future. In
and Electric Light throughout Iv
cry room hosted.
RATES REAOONAILI.
Finoly stocked Clio in connection
A full lino of Aokor, Merrill A Con
(lit 60': oolobratod Winn. Liquor. on:
Clean always on hand.
'1‘. j. SULLIVAN. Propriotor
Tolophono Coll. 8H
mnv‘ Lam/'0 onto-ind emu!
Ian
f'
Intiulfl oo oqulppod with o aunt)
snow white. onepisro "Standou' Pm
retain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to MING!
how dellghfully convenient It would
he to have not and cold running "to
in your dressing chamber, lint
log apartment of drst floor toll-
ronm? its presence would nflord '
tho higost degree of comfort.
We will glldly quote you prices. 0
plumbers are strictly competent I:
chanlco, honest and I’IlllblO
Horace R Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WII'V ITO.
1“? I"
PLUMBING AND ITIAN
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEB AND IANOI
OLATI AND TIN IOOPI I
On and Itum Fitting,
Cu Fixtures, Mont Coiling. le-
an0 you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES Q HOTFHKISS
COMPANY.
17 won. oval". uonwnu
Telephone (ill! ’74
Gregory’s l’ninil
' I‘I'I‘ ‘NORWAIJ
w
am. Dinnm ond All Kinds of In
Food Ooohod to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Bonus to lint by tho that
John O’Iuliivon.
Monitor
W
Till JOHN I. LlWfllflfl.
anthem.
ALI. INWIANG IIAI. «rim
soprano". O'l’AIV no
om ION tint-nun
.l U ID.
' N “U?" MAIN OTII".
. o I 4“.
r'n‘ ”“0”.
,‘lfll'u im
on. m
ler ‘
Scott ‘
Uses and Praises
lindnino.
'l‘lic vcncrnblc llirum K.
Scott. clerk of tlic town of
Ritlgcficlil for thirty years.
and our of li‘airiicld t'ounty's
foremost citizens, says:
"i usc Linoninc whcncvcr
I have a ’cold and it is always
sticccssi'ul in
curing l'llt‘ '
quickly. it is a vcry bcnc-
ficial medicinc. which I am
to rct‘onnncntl
pleased to
others."
At all Drug Stores—-
25, 50. $1.
To the Board of County Comt
crs ol‘ li‘nlrliold County.
i hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. IA’igt‘l‘ liecr, Rhino Wine and Cl~
dcr at Gregory Point Hotel, Town of
Norwalk,
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct lino of u
(,‘liurch lidillcc or Public schmlvhouse,
or the premises pertaining thereto or
any Posisofllco, Public Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwnlk, this 12th day of
(leather, A, I)., 1906.
JOHN E. O'Sl‘l.l.IVAN.
. Applicant,
We, the undersigned, cit-clots and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named
.lohn it), O‘Suilivnn for such license.
Uflh’d at Norwalk. this 12lh day of
October. A. I). 1906.
Thomas Ryan, M. .l. Riordan. Arthur
Waldron, John J. Walsh, .lohu Olden
sclilagcr.
i hcrcby certify that the above-
nauicd cndorscrs arc‘ clcciors and tax-
payers, as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwallt.
Dali-d at Norwalk. this l2ili day of
Octobcr, A, ll, llttltl.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
nissloxn
oil! 20
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairiicld County.
I hereby apply fmt a license to sell
Splrltuous and lntoxicating Liquors.
Alc, inner Beer, Rhine Wine and CI-
dt-r at H? Washington street, Town of
Norwalk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edition or Public schml-liousc.
or the premises pcrtnlning thereto or
any Post-office, Public Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
Octobcr, A. l). 1906.
O'iiRlEN & RODNEY.
Applicants.
“’0, the undersigned, clot-tors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above nnmcd
() iricn «it Rooney for such license,
Dated at Norwnik. tliis 12m day of
October. A. 1)., 1906.
Matthew Corbett. (‘onrnd llcckcr.
John Oidcnsch'lagcr, Andrew Collins.
William Thompson.
l hereby certify that tho aborth
named cndorscrs are electors and tax-
psycrs. as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
lialcd at Norwulk. this 12lh day of
Ot'lobcr, A. 0.. 1906.
HERBERT It. SMITH.
013 20 Town Clerk.
DIVORCE STATISTICIAN TO EGAN
RECORDS.
Georg. W. Colo boot by National Go-
vernment to Compile Foot: From
Connecticut Courts.
llnllifiEPORT, Oct. 20,—F‘nir divor-
coou, tnko warning! There in a gentle-
man In town in compiling a list.
which includes you. He's the "db
rot-co man." or more proporly the stu-
tlcinn employed by Uncle Ham's con-
qu department granted in Connecticut
for a specified time.
This in a now departure in the con-
Illl department. it has already been
tried in New York whom a score of
WWII! Itonomvlierl and statisticians
Were kept busy for several months
campiliu the lists of the divers.-
ttrnnied « m in it your.
The consul than who has this torri.
Inrit in Connecticut to George w. Coin
former] of South Norwolit. but now
of Wu instant. Ito arriwd yesterday
and will probably“ engaged hero for
world don.
o and tried friends of the family
~Do itt‘o Little Early Risers. Best
for mum and but to Inks. Depen-
dabloilttlo llll. Thor do not grips
or station. a by The Clifford Phn‘i:
many. 7
”m.
WIFI IHOOTII MILD.
Minx. Oct. lQ.-—dnino| iii. When.
ion. who that his wife ten days pg.
was held in 38.000 bond- for the -
camber term of tho Inverter Court
at a hearing held here, yesterday, He
has been lodged in the county Mt.
Mrs. Wheaten ll recovering but a»
two state] shot wounds.
“Wt-m
or it. mu."nsu'ltfig 33333.. Brn-
uinu new a Within an natal. when
our trim. aim without «motion.
10,16. lion um ti. must. on. out-
ford. But-rs and M's. ‘_ “
f r,"
'Hurlhdof Expo some“ Judge
"What" in 'Mlddloinwo.
MIDDLETOWN. October non-Sore.
ral medical experts testified yesterday
that l'iiiniel trtis. of Springfield.
Muss. who a at at Colouol lloublln.
of Hartford. last. spring, and who was
committed to the insane asylum hcre
ll not insane. and among them vrcrc
“(XIIIOI‘H who gave it as their opinion
that. Curtis had never been insnuc.
’I‘lils testimony chute otii in the course.
of the hearing before Judge G. W.
Wheeler on the petition of counscl
for Curtis, W. ll. Ely. of New Haven,
for the release of the man. It being
maintained that as he was not Insane
Curtis was lIOI, rightly held in deten-
tion. Mr, Ely appeared for Curtis.
while the opposition was conducted
by State Attorney ldglcston. of Harl~
ford. Dr. Henry S. Noblc, supcriuton-
dent of the asylum. testified that In ills
opinion Ciirtls was not insane and had
not been. To Mr. l'lgglcslon the wit-
ncss said that. he had kept Curtis in
the asylum for the past six months,
although he believed he was not in-
suuc. l)r. l‘)crcndorf. the specialist.
on nicnial troubles. said he did not
bclicvc Curtis ever had been insane.
lir. Down, of tho Retreat at Hartford.
and Dr, Arthur J. Wolff. of Hartford.
held the opinion that Curtis was iii-
sunc. The former was a member of
the commission which examined Cur~
tilt at the time of his trial.
Attorney Eglcston culled Col l-Icu-
blclii and bc tcstlflcd to the assault
in which Curtis, upon entering his oi"-
ilcc. discharged a. shotgun at him, a.
wound on the side being inflicted.
Mr. Curtis also tcstlflcil. He said
he shot Heubleln out of desire to get
revenge as the latter had defrauded
lilm out of Several thousand dollars.
He had bad a verbal agreement with
Colonel lleublcln over some money
matter and as llcublcln would not
keep it. he shot him,
.luduc Wheeler took the case under
advisement. .
BLOOD POISONING
results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They remove all
poisonous germs from tho, system and
lufusr- new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach. nausea. headache, dizziness
and colic, without griplng or discom-
fort. 25c. Gnurnntecd by F. H. Bax-
ter, South Norwalk. and E. 1’. Wood.
Norwulk, druggists. "
BISHOP POTTER'S DAUGHTER
HANGS HERSELF.
CROIIHVI'ILL, Oct. flit-«It was made
known Iicrc ycstcrdny that Mrs. Lena
l’ottcr. of New York. committed sui-
cide by hanging in a private sonata-
rium here Tuesday night. Mrs. Cow-
din had been under treatment. for some
time, and on Tuesday night. she. clini-
on her nurses and wont to the collar.
where she hanged bcrscll‘ to n. bcnm.
Tho authorities here have main-
tained the utmost sccrccv regarding
the suicide of Mrs. Cawdin, and at
the snuatarium where Mrs. (‘owdin
took hcr life nothing but thc confirma-
tlim ot‘ the suicide could be obtain-
et .
Mrs. Cowdln was the wife of Win-
throp (‘owtliiL The body was forward.
ed to New York yesterday.
nocrono SAID HE WOULD NOT
L
Peter Fry. Woodruff. Pn.. writes:
“After dociorlng for two years with
the best physicians in Waynesburn.
and still getting worse. the doctors ad-
vised me if I had any business to at-
tend to I had better attend to it at
once. as I could not possibly live an-
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foley‘s Kidney Care was rcc-
ommcndcd to me by a friend, and 1
immediately sent my son to the store
for it. and after taking three bottles I
began to get hotter and continued to
improve until I was entirely well."
l’inlstcd's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
LONG DRAWN OUT CASE SETTLED
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 2tl.»—Tlio (‘ilsfl
of Frederick A. llctls. former insurance
commissioner. which has been in the
courts since March. 29, 1899. was fin-
ally, settled in the Superior Court yes-
terday. when Judge Thayer accepted
the rcccircr'n report and allowed the
payment. of n 70 pcr rcnl. dividcnt. to
the policyholders and a general divi-
dend of itilfi per cent. to the credi-
tori-i.
About nine years use the (‘onnoctl-
cut Life insurance Company was de-
cinrcd insolvent and Frederick A.
l‘letis was appointed receiver. The
case has dragged on in the Superior
Courts ‘vcr since.
WIGoodfiutter t
.. It “
Yes, it lit—it's the
CREAMERY BU
cakes, hot muffins,
easier.
It’
only am
i
’/
l W”
l
on thin people, makes
"9m And it contains no
19*" Au. DRUOOISTS:
HEARST AT SARANGA.
SARATOGA. N. Y.. Oct. lit—Wil-
llain R. Hearst reached here today.
’l‘licrc was quite a crowd in tlic station
at Schenectady and again upon arrival
hcr‘c. Mr. lleurst intends to rest all
day.
M I
If an article is imitated. the original
ls always best. Think it over, and
When you go to buy that box of salve
to kcop around the house, get In»
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo. It is the
original and the name is stamped on
every box. Good for eczema, tottcr.
boils, cuts and bruises. and cspccinlly
recommended for piles. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. “
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of lt‘uirficld County.
l licrcby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and lntoxicnting Liquors,
Alc, Inlgcr liccr, lihinc Wine and Cl-
dcr at 2:3 llay slrcct, Town of Norwalk.
lily place of business is not located
within 2nd feet in a direct. line of a
Church Ediilcc or Public school-house,
or the promises pertaining thercto or
any l’ost-olllcc, Public Library or
(,‘cinctcry.
Iiatcd at Norwallt. this 12th day of
October, A. 1)., loop.
CLARA LONCllAK.
Applicant.
We, the umlcrsimtcd, clot-tors and
taxpayers. as dctlncd by low. of the
Town of Norwnllt. hereby endorse the
application of the (lllllVU named
(liars Lonehuk for such license.
Dated at. Norwalk. this 12th day of
October, A. 1)., 1906.
Joseph L. .‘ilclt‘orlnnd, llcrmnn Quitt-
ncr, John ()idenschlager, Daniel luvay.
.lacob Wolf.
1 hereby certify that, the nbovc-
namcd cndorscrs arc electors and lllX'
payers. as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 12th day of
October, A. 1).. mild.
HERBERT R. SMl’l‘ll.
013 20 Town Clerk.
To the Board of Counly Compassion
era of Fnii'tlcld County.
I hcreby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and Intoxication Liquors.
Alc. Lager liccr, Rhine Wine and Cl-
dcr at City llotcl, South Main street,
Town of Norwalk.
My place of business is not. located
within 200 foot in a dlrcct. line of a
Church Etiiflce or Public school-house.
or the prumiscs pertaining thereto or
any Postoillcc. Public Library or
(,lemctcry.
listed at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October. A. 1).. liltitl.
FRANK LEMONGELLI.
.Appllcunt.
We, tho undersigned, elcctors and
taxpayers, as dcfincti by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of tho nbovu muncd
Frank lmmongclll for such license.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October, A, 1).. 1906.
.iacob Wolf, .lohn I“). Oldcnschlagcr.
llcrman Quittncr. John Redwny, .los.
L. Mclt‘nrlnnd.
I hcrcby ccrllfi’ that. the above
untried cndorscrs are clcclors and tax-
puycrs, as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
lintcd at. Norwulk, this 12th day of
October, A. 1).. ‘ltldll.
HERBERT ll. Shii'i‘ll.
Moot maple know that if they hsvS‘
been sick they need Scott's Emul-
J'ion to bring back health and strength}
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But the strongest point about Scott'o‘ .
E‘muln'on in that you don’t have to be .
risk to get results from lulu,”
' It MEG.) the athlete's strength: Bits fol?
. brings color‘no o. polo girl’s cheeks, and pro:
yeah coughs, colds and comumpfiofl”
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To the Board of County Commissioflt
era of Fairlicld County.
I hereby apply tor a druggist license
to sell Spirituous and intoxicating LI-
quors. Ale, Lager llecr, Rhine Wine
and Cider at 8 South Main street,
Town of Norwallt.
My place of business is not located
within 200 foot in a direct. line of a
(‘horch Edition or Public school-house,
or tlic promises pertaining thereto or
any l‘ostotlicc, Public Library or
Ccniclcr)’.
Iioicd at Norwalk. this 12th day of
October, A. 1)., 1906,
FRANK ll. BAXTER,
Applicant,
We, the umlcrsiguml. electors and
lflXllll}'l"I‘.‘i, as defined by law. of the.
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named
Frank ll, Baxtcr for such llccnsc,
Dated at Not-walk, this littlrday of
October. A, 1)., 1906.
Edmund It). Crowc, Edwin Wilcox.
(‘barlcs N. Smith, Frank I). Layton,
llcnry S. Rood.
l hcrcby ccrilfy that the above-
namcd cudorscrs are electors and tnx<
payers, as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Data! at. Norwnllt, this 12th day 0!
Octolicr, A, 1)., littill.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
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Miss May llcnncli. of Norwalk, is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. Wesley
linrrclt in Cl-tll‘gt town.
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, IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Q‘
TMNIACT. A GENERAL IANKINQ
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1717'” CAPITAL ti
$100,000.00 3
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31.73.500.00 .
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VINPPII.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cnhlor.
WILFRED BODWELL. Am. Cushion
DIRECTOHL
I. H. Mathew-on Honfy Dayton-vi
John H. Knapp Oamuoi Orummm.
JOIllh R. Marvin J. Wail-co Mai-VIII
Christian Swan: John H. LIIM.
Fm! H. Row-ll.
Ilailg Line tall. I.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. in. and lost!
Nonnlk up to 5:80 p. m.
NORWALK OTEA MIOAT CU-
Annlnl J. Smith 8. O. Heisman
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