hint-u
. Lio'oz‘r'r'o »
Saturday , Dandy.
29c.a pound
”raids “Ii/sn‘i/"wflk
lilo Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNER & BRADLEY. PROPE.
105 WASHINGTON BT.
. or studio.
J i E‘. -
Several good catches of smelt were
made yesterday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Celia spent
yesterday in Bridgeport.
A barge load of coal has arrived for
like Radei Oy‘stcr Company. .
Frederick Coleman. of New Milford,
has been visiting relatives hero rc-
ccutly.
Tho stealner Earle has arrived at
the Radial slip with a cargo of enters
for the concern.
Mrs. H. I. Bennett. of Seuview ave
nue, has purchased the trotting horse
lreno, with a'record of 2:18.
George Van Alstyne is erecting an
addition to the Crescent Laundry. The
addition will be of wood with a. con-
crete foundation.
Mrs. Edward Brotherton. of Roway-
ton. formerly Miss Norma Sherer, is
at present substituting at the Marvin
Kindergarten.
The regular weekly social service
under the leadership of Rev. James W.
Davis was held last evening at the Ad-
vent Christian Church,
Tile regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church. It was well
attended and highly interesting.
Another of the very‘ pleasant. sup-
pers, a. series of which have been.glv-
on recently by the ladies of Christ
Church parish, was held last evening
in the chapel room on Van Znndt
street. It was largely attended and
considerable profit was realized from
it. The tables were waited on by the
ladies of the church and additional Iri-
tcrest was created by a sale of fancy
articles on a table at one side of the
room.
—l)onn's chuleis cure constipation,
tone tllc slolliuch. stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels. Ask your
drnggist for them 25 cents a box.
ROWAYTON.
Farmers are busy picking and inur-
keting apples. .
The recent heavy rains have made
the eels run and a number have been
fortunate in making good catches.
A dog owned by Andrew J. Bowman.
ot' the West Side. ran away last Wed-
nesday night. and is still missing. The
culllllo appeared to be mad. and some
people here. believe it was bitten by
the dog which run wild through the
streets a few weeks ago.
Attorney and Mrs. William 0. Clark.
who were united in marriage last week
In North 'l‘nrrytown. New York, have
returned from their wedding tour
through New York state and Marisa
chusctts. and are residing for the pre-
sent. with Justice (llnrks parents. Mr.
and Mrs, Irving W. (‘iilrk, of I’cnnoycr
avcnuc.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Ilowuyton
Hose l'ompuny will hold it fair on
Tuesday afternoon and cyciiing, (icto
her 30th. .lupnilcse tcn will be scrrml
In the afternoon and a New, England
slipper In the evening, ()n chncs
day night, there will bc a lilnsmiorudc
Hullowe'cn dance. The members of
the Auxiliary, us well its the lies.»
(.‘(Illlllilll_\“ nre mulling every effort. to
have the events it sucrose.
Specials
3 pkgo. Grandma Pancake Flour...25c
3cono Tomatoes..................25c
3 can- Magnolia Milk ...... .......25c
3 can: Campbell's Soup...........25c
Pontoon. per buohei..............7bc
Freon made Butter. per Ib........32c
Rang—Smith-
Phone Iii-I. lowsyton. Goon.
FAIR AND MASQUEBADE
Under Auoplcoo of
LADIEB' AUXILIARY ROWAYTON
H08! COMPANY.
Pair Tuoo. Afternoon and Eve. Oct. 30
Japanese Too In Afternoon. Now Eng~
land Supper from O to 10 p. m.
‘ Wodnudly Night. Masquerade.
W
Dumas AND nonorgy.
Mr. and Mn. Michael liaffney. of
Biklltl'oi'd. and Mr. and Mrs. .Ioncph
nmwy. of Dorian, were the guests of
r. imd Mrs. William H. Gunner. In
glilgitflirlri. Sunday. s
The death of little Myra Raymond.
tighter or iienlumln H. nay end. of
rich. and grunddnughflar B. R.
lose. formerly of Huntsville, ocean
rod this week. She had been III only
I short time.
, WESTPORT.
All the talk hero. iii. pmeli more
tonne over choice for representative
iii. In about conceded thbt while
‘ notbo
who" u m a. » All MI e mm: A .
mumbling i”
I!” if or
i. '. If
'. Select
Do Millet”, but coupon
try
no, the “In ‘
indigo
o
Illln
i
broom- and colds. .
on be an. '
I :0 bill.
not, i
. D
tutti fruittl. like all small‘boys will,
the man of the hour and the probable
choice for representative Is William
Albln. He will go into the caucus the
favorite by a large majority. although
it is conceded that he will have to
fight for tho nomination.
Captain George Pratt and Robert
Moody. two well known Democrats of
Stmtl‘ord. were In town yesterday do.
lug some missionary work for the nom-
ination for scnntor, of Swan 13. Brews-
ter. . ,
There In much ado here relative to
alleged outside Interference In the fire-
mon’s parade and tile firemen of town
“ are not. lnlnelng matters when they
slam at the secretary of the state as-
sociation and some others who are ac-
cused of hogging the whole persimmon
and of usurglug wreaths of glory and
bouquets belonging to men of the
home department. that blue Worked for
the success of the parade and who
were pro-eminently the directors of
the affair. There can be no real rea-
son for excusing such notion In a state
officer who after all was only a guest
of the locals and no more entitled to
dictate than the track grenscr.
M BADLY BURNED GIRL.
or boy, man or woman. is quickly out
of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salvo is
applied promptly. G. .I. Wolch. oft
'l‘ckonsha. Mich, says: “I use it in
my family for cuts. sores and all skin
injuries. and find It perfect." Quick-
est Pile cure.known. Best healing
salve made, 26c at F. H. Baxter’s,
South Nor-walk. and E. P. Weed's, Nor-
waik, drug stores. "
WILTON.
A handsome stove has been install-
cd in Wilton" Library for use during
the coming Winter. , .
The Ladies‘ Sewing Society of the.
Congregational Church mot Wednes.
day afternoon with Mrs. Edward Olin-
stead.
’I‘he tllcrcmolnctcr registered over
70 degrccs several days recently. on-
ticing the kutydids from their winter
lalrs.
The. Ilending Circle mcl Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. lr‘runk t‘omstock.
Gcncrni literature was read and dis-
cussed.
The Wilton fricndwf Miss Florence
Jones will regret to learn that she
has been quite ill this Week at her
home in Georgetown.
Mr, and Mrs, .Iilll'l‘y llcncdicl are
stopping with relatives on llcldcn Hill.
and will move into Mrs, Elizabeth
lilll's cottngc next week.
Mr. and Mrs. llcrbcrl Sturgcs llnvc
closed their summer residence In
North Wilton. and have left town for
their winter llomc ill the city,
There has been a general rush of
tax payers lo the town clerk‘s oilicc
during the last days of tit-tuber allow-
ed by law to take in properly lists.
Mrs. Elizabeth lliil will be the
guest of her niece. Mrs. l-‘rcdcrick
iicncdict, for several weeks. prior to
her departure for illnghumton. N. l'..
where she will spend the winter.
The item in last week‘s Sentinel con»
cernlng Mrs. I), It. Lumbt-rt's poems
should have read. published through
courtesy of St. Nicholas. not "gather
cd" from that magazine.
Edward Kcyscr. .lr., had the mirr
fortune to fracture both bones of the
forearm. while running. last Saturday.
The boy in sonic munncr stumbled
and fell with the above disastrous re-
suit.
The. l'lttstleld cxcnrsiouists from
this place who took the trip inst Sul-
duy numbered 20; IIIOM‘ from t'nlllon.
la”). The il‘IiIIl it'ft l’ittsilcltl too [air
in the afternoon lo enable the tourists
to enjoy any scenery.
'i‘bc Summer Willst (‘lub told its
Izod incl-ling 'i‘ncstluy afternoon ill the
bonu- of MIHH Katherine BIui'gr-s. 'I‘lic
successful competitors were, first. Miss
Marian ()lninlcud: second, MI» l-‘ol‘
soul and Miss llyuti. ’i‘bc consolation
was awarded to Mrs. li‘rnuk ('Hilll-illt'ii.
The Winter Wllist Club was organized.
The lieniocrntlc caucus for the linin-
inullon of It candidate for rcprcsclitu
live to the next Iicucrul Assembly and
for candidates for justices of tile Ill'ilt‘l'
will be Ili'iti til the Town House in-
morrow t-VcnIng. W. if. .i. illliiill'ii.
chairman of lill‘ licinorl'uiic 'l‘owu
('lmlfiiilltil‘. is gent-rally mentioned as
the. nominee for representative,
.._._.......
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. li‘ruuklln Iluiih, of New Castle,
Dot. says: "i suffered for years with
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, lull nothing helped me
until I took lirnzlilnn turbo. and one
For sale by R. H. Pinisted. F. H.
hunter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
NEW CANAAN.
I Charles Dill‘l‘iih in working In litmu-
lil'f ,
fl. Nod i’iilriy wuii
Stamford, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George filmed are now
residing in New York.
Miss Emily lnckWood was it gut-BI
of friends in illnniford. yesterday.
Miss irn Van Allen of Syracuse II
visiting relatives In timlth's Ridge.
a visitor In
hence at the depot.
A large number of local people have
the unfair evinnlngn.
Brown It Durycn urn erecting a two.
story bay window and a veranda on
the Congregational parsonage.
Mrs. B. F‘. Hoyt. of Brooklyn, who
for several days. has returned home.
simtin employed at iii. 13. lion’s
market. Mumford no steroigrapher
Ind typewriter.
Earn CI. Hyatt hits ambition to I“
, , k to Hartford, and Harry Bhoflvood‘.
ileum; lot a bite or multimillion;
. v
r i. "(H r
. Olive Branch Council, i). of l... held
a box motel. in the iodseroom. lily-
mond Hull, last evening. Each mem-
dyupopnlu. used to have great distress .
50 cent bottle curt-d me completely." .
tlhnricu Ii. Fairly In contemplating ‘
the erection of an addition to his food "7‘
ntto tied the Elitll' Carnival. Stamford."
has been visiting her daughters here .
Misti Florence Heath of Carlin:J
...M m . ""Y‘ I)“ ,. M. '
néemt and social‘erenintwas enjoy»
9 . * '
Miss Laure Nichols of South Nor
walk. who Thad been, visiting Mrs
Clark Bishop, on Harrison avenue but
upturned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler and
Mr. and Mrs. James Stillman, wlu
are making a southern trip. are ex
peeled home next week.
The mrtoring—tunk on Main street
is still in a dilapidated condition and
in urgent need of repair. It is un-
sightly and has been for some this
past.
Dr. C. B. Kecler and A. M. Palmer
kayo purchased Compound tom-In?
curs. Several of this make of nm‘
chine are now owned in town.
Fourteen members are 'now enroll
mi in the Chautauqua Club. H. W
Suxo. is president. and egrpects it
greatly increase tuberculin this new -
educational society.
The third unnIVcrstuw ball of Court
William McKinley, No. till), Foresters
of America, was held in liayniond':
Hull Monday night and was Well at
tended. Music was furnished by Jones
orchestra. ‘ ‘
‘ Maurice Parker, youngest son" of
Dr. Willard Parker, was removed to
New York in a private coach attached
to the New Canaan exw-oss Tuesday
morning. It is said that the patient
is suffering front typhoid fever.-
William P. Mnlvillo, of Norfolk, a
promising young lawyer has opened
offices In the Raymond Building. He
Is a graduate of the Yale Law School.
In connection With his law pructicc
he intends to carry on a real cstntt
usiness.
l'larry Morse and Parker Cummings
(“Iljoyetl a hunting trip yesterday. SOIIII
of the shots they made caused the
woodqhucks to chuckle. They had at
dotti'and'thc‘trecs did most of tin
barking. caused presumably by tin
stray shot. .
,Mrs. John Green of‘ftlchinond llil‘
has sold her place to'Mary E. Mc
Donald of Brooklyn. The deal wn:
made through the F. E. Green agency,
The same agency has also disposed
of the Sturgis Northrop place to (liar
once S. Day, In. of New York, and six
Icon acres of the Hiram Wuktunun
Iiil‘lll.‘Slllilh'S Ridge, to William I‘:
Jones, New York.
The concert by tile Methodist Sylll“
phony i')rcbesirn of Stamford. to be
held in the (fiporndiouso, Monday eve
lling. bids fair to be a success. The
concert is to be given underdhc direc-
tion of liurry ii. Sebastian. well known
In this town. The orchestra ls compos-
ed chiefly of some of Stunlford's best
Instrumclttulists and also some liolcd
musicians from abroad. A male qunr
tctte of church vocalists and ulso six
solo soprano boys from St, Andrew's
Episcopal Church. Stamford. will take
part. A special train will convey the
Stamford colnpuny and also a inrzc
number of friends to illlli from tilts
town. '
Mrs. lCminu Flt-id of East uremic.
New Canaan. gave it dinncr ill her
ironic lo cl-ieln-nlc the first anniver-
nul‘y of ilit' mnrriugc of ilt‘l‘ dullglllcr.
lt‘mmu. ond tlu- hulfycnr's anniversary
of the marriage of her tlnliitlilcr Jessie.
After diillli r. lbc party which inrlud
cd Mrs lClnluu lr‘icld. Mr. and Mrs
{‘ilul‘b's Scilmllcr. of Port t‘bcslrl'. Mr
and .‘Il'S. iiilvlli I“llll‘il, of South Nor
walk and Misses tlrucc. Laura and
Nellie l-‘icld. drove to Davenport Ridge
and culled on Captain and Mrs. (‘rub
lli‘.
TRAIN STRIKES A COACH.
Three Killed in a Collision at Wood
side. L. I. “‘"""
NEW YORK. Oct. iron-”Flume per-
sons were killed and three more or
less seriously injured in a collision ni.
Wnodsidc. 1.. l.~ ,t’cslcrdny itt‘lWi‘t‘ll .l
Long island railroad ll‘llill and a couch
which was returning to New York
from a funeral at i‘iiirnry cemetery.
The dead:
Patrick lienly. forty-four ycurs Old:
Allllzl licnly. tllrce yours old; Eleanor
lil'liiy. two limnlhs old.
The couch was nocupicd by Mi.
liculy, his wife nod children, and
Thomas Lynch. Mrs. llcilli's brother.
ill-law. l'Iduur .l. tirlll‘ui til‘ln‘t' the w.
llicle directly in front of the rapidly
approaching ililill. The coach wu‘: do.
llloiislicd. the horses killed and the oc-
cupants buried in oil directions. ”only
and his two children wcl‘v Iusiuntiy
billed. Mrs, llculy was seriously in!
jun-d. while the Injuries of lunch llli'i
tlrlllln were of less serious Iliillil‘t'.
After tlrlllln's lulurlcs were llri'nuiul
ill at IiospiInL III‘ was Iocliwl up ill u
lent: lslnud t‘lty police uliilion on it
charge of i‘l'viili‘n‘h' tiiivlilit.
SPAIN'B MILITARY CONTINGENT.
MADRID. Oct. 213. ~~'i‘lic military con-
tlngcut l‘ur Hill? It ll cu fixed at
llili,illiii men. it )3“
Che!“
Bhun- en
Dlooppoiotmeot
. about. I
"hr-"mm u. m I
‘ ma no. not
flags“... “on“... m
‘ bum in n m
1
WWWLI‘ “iii
surrzniiiarffgdiitmiim
Health rim Looli in MM by: m
manicure. Moblo Compound;
lion WY vomit do you know who
are perfect“. {veil and. :trong ? W3
our every . ,, o o 0 over on
overs In. Xi‘dfiiiéimi 3011: Ian
'0‘” "ii 7 ’l'k.
More than likely for: I
Wordsyourself. and no oubt on feet
for from‘well. The cause moygeensily
traced toluene derangement of the to-
male or one which manifests itself in
depress on of spit-ltd. reluctance to go
anywhere or do anything. backache.
bearing-down reins. flatulencv. nerv-
ousneu. sleep ensue». or other to-
male welknen.
Those nymgwms are but warnings
that there is anger ahead. and unless
itccdcd n life of suffering or a. serious
operation is the inevitable result
The never falling remedy fornll these
symptoms in Lydia E. Pinkhaiu's Veg-
etable t‘orupounii.
Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridge.
N. J.. writes: -"
Dear Mn. I'lnhham:
“ Restored health burnout so much to mo
that l cnunot help from telling about it for
the mke of other mitfcri women.
“ l-‘orn loaf time I In and untold by
with a {cum c trouble and irreguln ti ,
which made mo npbyncd wreck. and no one
tlmuglit l wouldmconr. but Lydia 1!. Pink-
ho s Vegetable Compound bu entirely
cured me. and made me well and strong. and
I feel it mvdnt to tellother moan. worm
what a splendi medicine it in."
For twenty-five veers Mrs. Pinkhsm.
daughtcrcin-lnw of Lydia E Pinkbsm.
has under her direction. and since her
deceasc. been advising sick women free
of charge. liur advice III free and
\lwuys helpful. Address. Lynn. Mus
ok the some
TOMORROW’S EXCUR8ION TO THE
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
'i‘bcuulnmnul exclusion to l’itts-
field and the picturesque licrksblrc
iillls us :ldrcrilsed ill today's issue.
affords it fine opportunity for visiting
these utlrncilvn [mints at a season of
NIH your lllul is particularly attractive.
The low l'tlip of $1.00 places within
the reach of all this delightful trip
booked for tollnil‘l‘ow.
IF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE iS
NOT WARM ENOUGH
II [in Radiator
, [iii
Gas Log
WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COMI
FORT AT A SMALL COST.
Dunn. llaillraild
Lightinuliumptinil
snapper Biuu...............”‘12::lb
Wookfllii................
Notice Eolo....................14o lb
Omelet alto of Whole salmon, 10o lb
Clocou...... ............12c lb
Porgloo........... .............10c lb
flutter Finn....................12o lb
Holibut........................14o lb
ltuk Cod........ .............120 lb
Largo dry [undermine to title I quart
All other kinds of an Food at
Runnable Prion.
Du C I'OSS.
'fl‘ll PEOPLE'Q FIIH AND OYOTIR
. MARKET.
Old Iolvoiion Anny Iulidlno.
...ax.
Int End of Washington sum Iridgo
"ord‘klt
It Is Good
Brooklyn broom and! in boar.
No balm. We deliver it your
boot, timber use (It Milt») Li
«um u lone-t mm. 'roi. um.
m wnonmo't‘on eraser.
M m»
tm bronchi r M iii lunch and a my
mom. .w.
,... .4.
~' me. my
.......l2elb‘
i Hui ...u
serous
show
i m
amplifies?" e Lewins-
. VILLE FARM c. . ,
unto-o QUICKLY CURED mm
M
Mr. Frank Howe. n prominent former
of the Town of Van .IIuron, says:~—-
”During a siege of the most painful
form of Rheumatism. which lasted two
years. Idld everything that was possi~
lie with the aid of money to find ro-
lief. Inpent several hundred dollars.
and seemed to grow \vorsn instead of
better each day. Being on crutches
and forced to drive to the train and
than bubbling to the doctor‘s office. he-
. come very discouraging, let. alone the
sleepless nights and fearful hours of
pain. Being advised by a friend to try
lric-O. I purchased a. bottle and began
its use as directed. In less than bi
hours those Afearful sciatic pains left.
blood seemed to loll loose and'
flow freely. I felt different, and knew
stance that] had found a cure, as I
slept and rested all that. night, some-
thing I bud not done bottom in two
years. I used in all six bottles of
Ilrio-O. and can truthfully my thrill
have never felt a return 0! the disease.
and have had no use for crutches or
cane since the first day‘s treatment. I
invite all Ithcumatios to write me and
learn further truth concerning this
wonderful remedy.“ .
[Started] FRANK HOWE.
Runwmsvnms. N. Y.. R. I“. D.
Smith's Specific llric'O can be ob-
tained from Draggists norm per bot-
tle. Samples and circulars will be
cheerfully sent. true by nddressin~ the
SMITH DRUG COMPANY, 553A-
CUSE. N. Y. i
ilrchO is sold in South Norwalk by
Eilw. IV. Kelley. Jr.
FURNITURE DEALER DEAD.
NEW YORK, Oct. '2t‘i.~—Shoppard
Knapp. head of the firm of Sheppard
Knapp and Comnny. furniture dealers,
died at his home here today. He had
been ill for six months, with heart
trouble. 1.
FORMER CONSULAR AGENT DEAD.
PARIS, Oct, 21i.-Mlllon M. Price. ex-
llnlted States consular agent at. Xcrcs
do in Frontern, Spain, died here was
lcrlluy. -
Interesting Specials
The Very Best Elgin Creamery But-
ter. per lb. .. ...... 28c
Potatoes, per bushel 75c
3 Cane Corn 254:
3 Cans Early June Pcao 25c
A. Stun
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk.
wan
Pepe
: “-‘l
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had. .
E. ii. Gotham.
DEGOIIATOR.
1T lLIPHONI—‘I
ll Pill? OT.
'l"'
I- NORWALK.
. DA VID W. RAYMOND. i
l , Funeral Director
i and lmbalmor.
i 19 North Main or. count Norwllk.
i
I
m. “mm
Residence, a Washington strut.
Telephone or house, mo.
FRANK. c.
VAN scor
PLUMBING.
srsm.
nor wares. ~ ,,
AND till.
one mrrmo. ..
m
Tin. Slim Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so Mill Main Street.
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VETERAN KILLED AT DARIEN.
John Labor Struck by on Express
Trainwaody Found Near Track. l
John Labor. a) Frenchman. who
fouhi in the Civil War as a private
In Company It), Eleventh Connectleuti
Volunteers, was killed by a train In
l‘iurlen. Wednesday. at noon. it is sup-
post-d that he was struck by a. west-
bound cxprcss train. as the body was
found near that track. but the train.
which killed him did not. stop. The
‘iindy lying near the truck. and noti-
tiod Station Agent, Stephen it.‘ Hoyt,
ployeos. went down the track and got
the body, taking It to the baggage
room of the station. Medical Examl.
ncr Avery was notified, and gave the
necessary permission for the removal
of the body.
The soldier was 76 years old. and
wd‘s uri Inmate ot’ the Soldiers' Home
at Noroton Heights. He entered the
Home in 1898. from West Stock—
bridge. Mass. (in a. few occasions
since then he returned to West
Stockbrldge. but most of the-time he
has been at the Home. lie was a
widower. and had it stepson living in
West Sioukbrldgc, whom the Illliillil‘l'
ties at the Home have communicated
with. it is not known from what.
town Labor enlisted. lie was born in
France, and was one of the very few
men from that country who took part
In the Civil War.
BOSTON, Oct. 2fi.-I’resideut John
F. Tobin. of the Boot and Shoe Worlc
crs' Union announced today that the
new election called by the executive
council of the union because the coil-
stitulion was violated in tho recent
‘clcetinn, would be held or December
ii. llullots are being so t out today
to all the local unions in the United
States and Canada and the island pos-
sessions where the shoe workers are
organized. The executive council. it
was said. would ignore any opposition
to a new election expressed by the fol~
lowers of Thomas B. Hickey. the can-
didate for president in opposition to
Mr. Tobin.
till ilillliii iiii
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TMNIAOTI A GENERAL IANKINb
business. I
l ' cums. 'Lll
$100,000.00
“loll-Loo like "on". is
3173.500.00
\
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vloofroo.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Callilor.
WILFRED BODWELL, Am. Cochin
DIRECTORI
E. H. Mathewson Henry onimr
John H. Knapp hmuoi Grimm;
Josiah R. Marvin ii. Wallace Marvin
Chriotlln Sworn John H. Lill’b
Fred H. Rowan.
I‘Greatmleleeri”
it Is only thinking people who gel
the best of things when they make a
purchase, They "think" beforehand
where they will go to buy. and their
great heads rule that the best store to
patronize will naturally be the one
Ibut selects Its stocks with the great
est discrimination and cure. and bases
its prices upon fairness to all. And
that Is our well-known business our»
iill.
We pride ourselves pnrilcniurly on
our Stove vaincn, (:ook. Heating and
(ill Ilcnlcrs. ’l'bcro may be its good
but there certainly is none better than
the Stewart at any price. Your nmucy
back, if not satisfied. after a. month's
trial.
A. .i. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITURE. ITO.
134 Washington Street.
booth Norwolk. conn.
Willi Papers.
PaintersTguppiies.
Crooked).
Glassware. .
House-furnishina
Goods. ‘
Cloth Window Model. with fringe. ”a
While Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 10¢
Picture Iran; and Window
Shades Made to Order.
ranting and '
I, Decorating. .
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t‘ililineef' of a freight train saw the ‘
who, with some of the station em I
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“I have tailored with
glue your up last Apr
or combination In tho
the pilou Delano It) tllull ii on of I 3
Vice I they. ld not trouli In» at a . Lei-clan
have done wundm for mo. I urn ontivfivciimdln
tool liken new WK" George brydcr, we aon;_, .
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whirl-I I am
. began ta‘lslny L’Mgi a ‘
mm: of one isle c
piles tor
r and at t.
Beef For
Planner: [’1 b . ti' ~I‘2‘Gooti‘ Mid.
Noel?” 835‘;an 3:.i1npfird‘igliafii'égm. @533”
. end 0 9 I
zinc-Inuit to dullness" you: in no) Mil?
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NJ.
illicit SALE, in lllLthilI tori? .
FRENCH MINISTER KT our-zoos
' AYRES.
PARIS, Oct. 2ti.~-M. 'l‘hicbnul, for«
mcr first secretary of the French lega-
tion at Wasliingtion and recently chief
of the Cabinet, of the Ministry of it‘tlrc-
ign Afl‘airs, retires from that position
and becomes Minister or Frallco. at.
Ducnos Ayl'es.
liailg the bill.
for freight Only. "
On and after'i‘ueiidoy. January 3.
1906, Freight Propeller: will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. in. Freight received
at Norwuk up to 4 p. In. and Boat!
Nor-walk up to 6:30 p. m.
NDRWALK STEAMIOAT CO.
Annlng J. Omith C. c. Housman.
lug-o. lotion! Ann.
crew"-.. ..- . "W... .. , .
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOIZ
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Dur room. I special future. In
and Electric Light. throughout”.
cry room heated. .
RATES REASONAILI
Finely stocked Cafe In connection
A full line of Ackor, Merrill 1 Con.-
dlt Co'o celebrated Win“, ngnmond
Cigar. always on hand. .
To I. SULLIVAN. Wm“
’ Telephone Call. 890—8. .
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Eveni'k'Lon'o manning;
mitt ER! W
should be equipped with o Ilium.
ceiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to "was!
how dellghfuily convenient it wont.
be to have hot and cold running "It!
in your dressing chamber, lie-ii
ins apartment of first floor tout]
room'f Its presence would mm In
the higest degree of comfort. .
We will gladly quote you prion. on
plumber: are strictly competent m
chanlco. honest and reliable. .4. .,_,
Horace R. flash.
CORNER MAIN AND WII'I' IT...
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1m 1m
PLUMBING AND 3mm
HEATING. '
OT AIR HEATING.
TOVES AND RANGIU.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.‘
Gu and Steam Fitting. ‘
loo Fixtures. Metal Coiling. I”.
Have you «on our nook of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTC‘HKISS
COMPA
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Win not is... is“...
Own Home?
Rents are advancing nil the lime,
and desirable apartments are becom-
Ing iicnrcor every day. We have nl
number of very desirable homes for.
iinlo, and can moire the terms and
pflco “gut. in. u q.” q” “I .1
J. M. Layton 8: Co
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5 Railroad Avenue. 00. Nomilt.
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