....~..WW...W .m—
l.
er
lootil Blush. Anti ‘ lootil
Powder for Price of One
Through a apeciuihplitract with Dr.
V. C. Bell we Dflei'wflil week a box ol.’
Dr. Bell's Tooth Powder or a bottle
of Dr. Bell's Mouth Elixir with a 25c
Tooth Brulh. .
ALL FOR 26:.
the Bridge Pharmacy.
Puritans an races.
:05 Wafilmaron.’ s'r. .
Tel. (tall M}.
Mrs. Clifford Randall is spending the
day ill New York.
Miss Jennie Davis has returned to
her home from a visit to Salem. Mass,
for a week or so. .
Alonzo Wheeler. of East Norwalk. is
visiting for a few days among friends
in Bethei and Dodgingtown.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting of the [Loyal Workers Society
last evening at the Advent Church.
Miss Ethel Meeker is successfully re-
covering from an operation performed
last week at the Norwaik Hospital.
Rev. Edward Cunningham, who re
turned last week. from his vacation.
preached both services yesterday in
the East Avenue Methodist. Church.
Daniel L‘Hommedluu and family
spent Sunday in Bethe]. Mr. L'Hommo-
(lieu returned this morning but the
rest of his family will remain a day or
twrl longer.
There will he a meeting of the Sun-
day School Board of the East Avenue
Mclhodiat Church this evening at the
home of Mips Edna Day and a full at-
tendance is desired.
A cottage prayeromeeting will be
held on Wednesday night at the home
of Harold Cunningham and a. large at-
tendance of members of the Advent
Christian Churchds expected.
The meeting of the Epwortb Longuc
at the East Avenue Methodist (‘illlrcil
was llt'itl yesterday proved to ho a vcry
intorl-sliug an instructive one. The suit-
jocl, was "A Christian's Friendships
and the attendance bciug good a very
fine and inspiring morning resulted.
ed.
Wockly bulletin of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal (Iburcilz. Monday.
it p. m.. meeting of Sunday school
lloard. ll. li‘. Day Jim‘s. 3 Van Zaudl
street; Tuesday: :45 p. m.. ovnngolls-
tic services; Thursday. 72-15 p. m..
special evangelistic services. conduct»
cd by liov. ii. i“. ’l‘ippio. of Stamford.
and .G. A_ Froclllan. .ir., Darioll: il‘ri-
day. 7246. special service. All these
services are preparatory to tho com-
ing of Rev. W. A. l)nnuctt, ovaugciisl.
who will preach Sunday morning. No-
vember .1. at ltlziitl ll. ill. The chorus.
led by ii. .i. llipson. will shim: at all
the above aorvicos and will moot in the
Sunday school room for rcilearsul at
7:30 p. 111. tonight.
At the morning Scl‘vico In tho East
Avonuc Methodist Episcopal (‘llurcil
tho pastor spokc ill a ten minutes“ prc~
hide to his aorlllou concerning condi-
tions in Norwailt with rcfcrcllcc to
iiconaed saloons. There are sixty
such places in The Norwulka. whoro
liquors are sold. ill addition to tho it-
ccnaed hotels and drug stores. This
number is much too large. ()ur boat
and most. ropntable citizcna think so
lllld ovcn illouo who are zouious in tho
defence of tho iicollsoll saloon agree
with this opinion. The men who ilnvo
beon conviclod in the courts of illegal
Hlillillll under a liccnse ought not to
be licensed again. The law should
ho atrlclly (‘tlllllliit'il with in ”W rolllov-
ul of booths in iicl-usod Hiiititllll-l as
llll'lit‘ aru ocllaiona for imllloruiily. 'i‘llo
county commissioners will vol'y noon
moot for ”to annual l‘ollowal of ii-
conuca. ii iii prosulnoii that all liloae
now hoidinlz licenses will ask for n
renewal of lilo panic. The colnmla
aionora have authority by law to roa-
trlct tllo number of “condos and to
remove all booths from Itcouacll sn-
ioona. Thoma two tillage at least
ought to be done In tho inter-cam of
decency. anbriety and morality. The
coululluaionora should know lilo facts
and tho wtuboli and opinions of cliizmla
and taxpayers concornlult this ethic of
things. 'i‘heroforc. lot every citizen.
but especially ovcry voter and lllxpny-
or, write a. personal loltor to the coun-
ly commilllionoru ol‘ It‘llil‘fli‘iil. liriduo-
port. (innit. giving his or bor view of
this important matter and protesting
llalllllat the renewal of tho iiccllmea of
sixty antenna in The Memoirs. llla
rclnarku worn received with ovidcnt
approval by the congregation.
The nronl loan ilialt Not-walk lillll mill-
tuinoll in the death of Mind llruco
Whitnkor Willi omnhaulllod in the me-
morial anrvlcn imiti yoalorduy in tho
Final. Avenue Mothedlut lcptscohll Silll~
day school. where Mills Whitaker
would u clamt. 'l‘hc vacant chair.
lilllllt‘vi with white ribbon and llowora,
born lnulo toatimony of the alumni
ono. ’i‘llo nail-raced boys of her class.
and lilo unusual quietness oi the child-
rou wore evidence of the esteem in
which lilo ymum teacher was held by
all. lndoml it was with ditiicllity that
Superintendent l.‘Hommadlnn m.
troiiod Illa onlnlionn when mentioning
the ill-mined. .1. t1. Hawkins spoke
Of her iifn work; that like was not
dead. for lwr work would follow on
and on till tied in Hill own good time
would write ”it ill flniuhed." H. .l.
teachers and IClltliifl'fl. in that if we
have a kindly word or deed in our
heart for others. do it now. No mat.
no how many beautiful dowerririadly
bands might lay on the casket. the
quiet, form within saw them not. nor
how that they were there. but us
grabbing 3:1 when; _. ,
, mtrou e. “ yourtlm‘k m
table. or luau. uh blut’ I out .
l
A at": Cherry Pmonhbou he “a.
-ed life and its tasks. how he
terated Christian womanhood. step by
t‘omo hock ttlld py llol lll‘t‘ sit."
".loiln lionnory!" dor sblnllli maid said.
motion apokc of the lesson to both.
in in“ n ~
«I of the fault". ~
‘ln
give new the loving smile, the warm
halldclasp, the word of encourage-
ment. the Master's message. while our
friends are yet with us. because when
God has called, our opportunity has
passed forever_ Rev. E. C. Cunning-
ham said it was to him the saddest.
funeral he ever attended. He told of
the earnestness with which she Moi‘ml
ltlt
watched her grow in grace and cause.
step; first in the Sunday school. then
ill the church, than all it teacilcr. and
now God had called her to be with
Him. Teachers and scholars alike
were in tears, and the pastor could
scarce restrain his feelings as he dwelt
on her many beautiful traits of her
character.
Mrs. Francis Seymour. who was
chosen as a delegate from the school
to visit Miss C. 'i‘clnple, a past teacher.
gave an interesting account of her
visit. mentioning Aunt Louie's delight.
at. seeing an old-timc friend. and her
pleasure ill this token of the love of
the school. She also told of the bean-
tiful borne. of the splendid care given
Miss Temple. of the ulaiznitlccnt scen-
ery; also how Miss Temple, though
often In intense pain. had endearcd
herself to all the other sufferers by
many acts of thoughtful kindness. until
everyone had come to call her “Aunt
imttie.” and love her dearly. Miss
'l‘cmpio soul. buck the message of hcr
abiding faitll ill the Master, and her
earnest prayer for the East. Avenue
Sunday school. Truly this was a day
of blessing for the school; God's ways
are not ours, nor do we know why one
is taken and another left. but the daily
prayer of one of God's saints on earth.
and the vacant chair in the class room.
will surely bring a great lngathcring of
children for ills kingdom. and some
day we shall see film face to face.
and know then that the work laid down
here is only that, it may be taken up
on the other sidc. ‘0
“SKIDDOO.”
Der cfening nights was coming fast.
As a young man (trough Solid Norvltik
inlsscd.
Silkllding along licr shllow ulni hnii
Mid dis song ttcd on his coad deli-—
“Skiddpo, skiddoo: it‘s “.33 for you."
"Oh! don’d go such a nighd iikc doao."
ills lnlldder criés. “you vill got froze:
Dot John Frosd he vill llib your ear."
lie only song dis mid a shnoor—
"Skiddoo. sklddoo; it's 23 for you."
"(‘omo beck! (iomc hock!" dcr old
lnall said.
“Of you don‘d look olld you viii bo
loud:
"All! ha! i don'l vus fruid a bit“
"SkilllitiO, siliddoo; it's 23 for you."
“(ionic hero
broad."
He chllst looked down and booted a
sigh—-
"A ‘llullky llori‘ boy am i"—
“Skilldoo, skidtluo; it": 23 for you."
llnd end dis biccc of
Higher and higher dol young lnlln \‘cllt
ii‘or liot silliol'ms ho don'd did cul'c a
cent.
As llo vipod liol silnow off lili-t it'll car.
Ho sung dost- vol'ds siliili siltrong uud
gical‘: ‘
“Sitililioo, skilllioo: it's 113 for you."
ill bond ll vcck. or muybo moro.
llor bccpios llocl'd a awfllI l'tifll‘.
ilol sonmloli loud lllld far and wido.
I“l'tlill vy up on dcr iiillo Mullulaills'
sillt~~~
“Skiddoo, akldlioo; it‘s 23 for you."
iiwo mans van olld u shoolllm: sllnipcs,
i'nd viil- llcy abdolwd lo silmokl- dcr
bipos.
Volt llo illliiilollcd to look around.
Hill, by holly. dis \'.ls silliicillng oud
lior Kl'tlllllll'
"Skiddoo, skiddoo: it‘s :33 for you."
li‘ill'lil W. it.\’.\l’l‘.
litlsl Norwuik,
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTV.
No Woman no llltlttcr ilow i‘t’flilill'
ilor fcaluroa may ho can be called
plotty if llcr oompicxion is bad. ()l'illo
. «’1 3....
‘ Frank Hook. Stamford. manual Starkl
Brothers. Stamford. plumbers: Lewis
“Kirk. Noroton, painting. and L. H.
Church, Stamford, electrical work.
_ The Woman‘s English‘ Literature
(lilies will meet at Mrs, C. E. Hack-
loy's. this evening. October 29th, at
7:45. A large attendance is hoped
for. and all are cordially invited to
come. The program for tile collllllg
season’s work is to be arranged and
other illlporlalli matters will he did
cussed. The Library will cooperate.
as usual. ill so for that it will set
aside books on the chosen subject,
Shakespeare for the use of the class.
'i‘wo ilcipt'ul books have recently been
purchased. to assist, namely. Mrs.
Jllnlicson'a Shakespeare's liorolnoa.
and Hamilton Maine‘s Shakespeare,
DI'illilllllHl, Poet and llcady Man. That
will be ready for circulation on Thurs»
day. Novellliior let,
...-—.—-—-.-.
Specials
3 pkgs. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .25c
3 can. Tomatoes .................. 25c
3 can: Magnolia Milk ........ .....25c
3 can: Campbell's Soup ........... 25c
Potatoes. per bushel.. ........ ....75c
Fresh made Butter. per lb ........ 32c
Robert Smith
Phone 251-6. Row-yum. Conn.
FAIR AND MASQUERADE
Under Ausplces of
AUXILIARY ROWAYTON
HOSE COMPANY.
Fair Tues. Afternoon and Eve. Oct. 30
Japanese Tea in Afternoon, New Eng»
land Supper from 6 to 10 p. to.
Wednesday Night. Masquerade.
NEW CANAAN.
Miss i-luillc Heath is visiting with
friends ill Now York
Arthur Dixon and family havo mov-
l‘tl to Port (‘llostolt
Mrs. .illiill licntll of (‘outol'
is ill and collfincd to hor homo.
Mrs. .lulill Howard Hoyt. has boon
visiting i'l'ionds ill Now York cily.
(Jolollcl and Mrs day, of llcdt‘ol'd.
\‘isilod at lilo Nursery. ’i‘illll'sday.
The New Canaan rallgo will visit
(.‘illllltlil (il'allgo, llcxl 'i‘ilul'sday ovo-
lllllg.
Mrs. Elinor linlia of Hartford
visiting with Mr. lllld Mrs. Edwin
lloyl.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. ll. Klt'iliit‘ of Now
York are guests of till-tr son. ill Cur»
tor slrcot.
'i‘lloluns iv‘. lino and family of Tall
malilzc lili] will Sllt'lltl llit' \l'intcr Iii
Now iYork.
.losopb ill. Stillman and stators. lilllci
LADIES'
slrccl
is
and Martial. visilcli Now York city.
It‘rililly.
Miss Marion [luv and Miss Laura
Taylor of 'i‘nlmadlzo liiil are visiting
Ill I’Illsiil'ili. Mass.
ti‘al'i Johnson who has boon ill will!
appclldicilia is sold to in- improving.
No oporaliou was nocosaary.
.Ioilll Ir). lll‘l'fiill‘l is arl'uuuillg l'ol
allolilor lilolltro party to Now York.
to;- soon» ovl-nilll: ill Nllvl-lllbor
(‘illll‘Il‘H \‘vitollhclllll r has sold his
plan-o lu lr‘ol-osl ‘sil'lroi and lilil‘til.l>‘l'li
a rosldollco in Locust ll\'l"lllt‘.
ill'. and Mrs, t‘. it. lv’color :lro I‘ll
joyinlz ii wot-it's trip ill Massacllllsolla
ill liloil' now Compound lonring auto
luobiic.
'i'bo Now (‘llllllllll illlsoiulli Associa-
tion will hold its annual fair ililli
dauco ill ilayluouii's iillli. Novclllbcl
.‘l‘ l'._ and ti. .iollos‘ ol'cilosll'll, \liil flu"
uisil tho music.
'i‘ilo liopubiicllu caucus to nominate
a lloprcsclllulivl- and .Itlntlt't-s of Hi“
I'cltco, \l'iii Ito Ilcili ill lilo ‘I‘olvll t‘iol‘It'a
otllco. 'i‘llurs‘llllv cvouilllz. ’I'bo lioulo-
(i'lliit‘ caucus will bo lit'iti lilo iotiouw
illl: cvculna.
.‘lil's. (‘llnl'ios Sammie. who ”ulna iwou
Ilnticl'lzoilllt' scrotal upol'ulioun :ll lilo
iitlluilloll Hospital. Now York. lin- punt
nook. has Iwcll brought home iicl’
condition, lilonnil sorilills ul ouo lion.
l-: now vn-ry l‘alornblo.
'i‘ilo l‘ullornl scrvicc of Lowlllll
Adams, who liiml on 'rlilll‘fiilil)‘ ill ilIH
bill yt-tll‘. Willi iloill Silllll'duy ill 2 p.
m.. l'l'oltl his talc rosidvuco ill l'nuud
iiililzc. 'i'ilr llccrui-u-d was clllploycd
imallvo Fruit Syrup aids dtgoalion
and clout-s aaiiow bloicllod corllpicxioliu
by alilllulutllllz. lilo livor and, tumble.
()rino llelIlth‘ Fruit Syrup docs not
ammonia or gripe and in mild lllld
pleasant to lako. itcmonlbcr the
name Orton and rofulle to accept. any
substitute. i'llllatod’a Drug Store and
The Clifton] i'bllrlnncy. “
ROWAY'I‘ON.
A null Willi born laid week to Mr.
ulld MI‘H. tilulrics Sailor. of llowuyion
avenue.
Samuel Mllla. of ttreouport. bus
boon villiltuu Mr. and Mra. Andrew
Mills. of itowuytoll nvouuo. ‘
.iollll i.'ilollllnoliloli. of (‘rockott
«tract. was llmonu tlioae who enjoyed
tilt! oxcuralou to l'lltalicid. fiaturday.
Ilr. umi Mra. Chariot-l it). iiltckioy
and Mina Mary llllckloy. of itowuyton
llvolmc. ilitl‘o roturuml from a two
wookn' viall ill Pennsylvania,
Work him boon alurtml on the col-
tnilo on llllrtloll l'nrk. ltowuylon, for
Sarah lnulan Mllia. li‘ramo. two
and one-hull Morton. liltxiil fool; abili-
sic roof. mndorn pltllllllillu. fireplaces.
manlolu. ilillio “luau. ll. lion-
llrlckn llrluul iiivor. (‘onn.. general
contractor. (that. Moon.
The independent ltoluorrullc and [to
pllbltcnu Club of itowuylon, llllll ar-
ranged for it big open air aplwchmuk- '
lug event. to be bold noxt Wednesday
evening ill ll o‘clock on the public can-
Ion park. in Rownyton avenue. The
mature will be Senator .ioromiuh Don-
ovan. of Bolllil Norwnlk: William bow,
of Norwuik. lmd Captain William l.
Stevens. of Rowuylom the candidates
for representatives.
0. B. Fitch. Norotoll Heights. has
the general contract in
leh the residence, on Contentment
island for John Sherman lloyl which
inmw being trimmed; frame two and
onuhnlt interior. 12 rooms. shingle
roof. turbine bent. modern plumbing.
brick fireplaces, electric natures. hard-
wood linluh and flooring mantel-l
connection .
as n Hillll'illlliit'l' ill ”l'lll'tllt'l A“ t'luu
iliill.\"H factory for it llliIlllH‘l' of yours.
and was u‘ollvliitod by ilia follow cl
lizcllo.
lloainuina uoxl \Vodncsdtly cvov
nillll. u acricn on cvuugoiisllc aol-vli-l-l.
will (:0llllliilil'l' In tho Mt‘llllllilbi icpis
coplli Church. Mlus'lloien Uilinilltlti
Wan. a‘uinncrmud amount of con.
Choc;
Shun-— inn
“notational:
I
D‘ mm
, .m can I.“
HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON STREET.
a
M 107“ ..
icy. “media I ‘
Amm- pm‘ In 0 “fig-l‘lglsufim “Flu-”Yr:
‘ III was a
wind to dude that "but brow-1w»; wiqci nu,
unuim nl n in fill. Join our doctor I Iur.
gnarl“ a w: i'lInlhillrhrhllldinlun‘llnl
unite "rue ionathlrl u Hum
worn: sh gun uppina rainy for
: It!" or
”I I)
m vi
flu bruit health over “two. {83‘
wtl cum-alto other Intro m. '
u. inch-took lllllrivinlty 'ilno
w . West Philadelphia. Pa.
' But for .
. f “The aw;
Plea-uni, Pal able. Pounl.’i‘lltoflood. no (load.
N vor Bio on. sultan or (tripe. luv. rimlttc. NM]!!!
0 d in bulk. The «union tablet. ntnmllad UUU.
bushland to cure I your money back.
Merlin; Remedy Cm. Chicago or N.Y. 594
lllllll. SALE, TEI MILLION BOXES
nidorable ability. will conduct the
meetings. The pastor. itl-v. id. (2. lio-
llodict will be assisted ill lilo work by
several ollt ot' town ciorgynlcu.
~’i‘o fool strong, have good appoiito
and lilacstion. sloop soundly alui on-
joy lil’c. use ilul‘dock Blood llitlora,
the great system ionic and build-
er.
WESTPORT.
E. 'i‘. llodford is touring tho country
ill a now llcluluit car.
Mrs. Abl-ilxill 'l‘rowbrldgc is sick at
A tolcphollo has bocn installod in the
Palms colluuo ol' ilcv. iicllry Scillos-
sl-r.
.lllnlos lbllluo and family have takoll
lilcir [it‘llill'llil’t‘ from their Farms coi-
tllizt- for Brooklyn. N. Y.
lir, (‘il‘lttondcll and family have (']()S<
cd thoir Fill‘ills cottage and l'olul'ucli
to Now York for lbc winter.
'l‘bc Storms voltage at tho Farms
bus illu‘ll closoli for tho winter. lilo
family having aouo to Scranton. l‘ll.
Mrs. John ilrowslol‘ is roporicd sor-
iuusiy ill at llol' homo ill \X'osloll soc-
tilm. lilo victim of all attack of prion-
luollia.
’l‘llo l‘ailul'o ol ticol'uc Holly is a mill.-
lcr tillll calls for general rogrct llt‘l‘t‘.
Mr, iioar is one of tho lu-sl men that
has oulzaltoll in business lit‘l'l‘ and ("I'V-
t;liniy \villlill lilo past six months his
troublcs have boon lllliillilidllltllli‘.
—--———-——-—— 0
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rcalllt ill l’ncumollia. Bra-
zilian llalm is brcakiug up colds when-
cvcr triod. almost. without exception.
iii‘ 25. 500 and $1.00 bottles. Tiio Clif-
ford. BlLvtcr's and Plaistcd's. "
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mlcilaoi lini’(‘llllil. unotl sixtydivo.
was struck by a light ouaino near the
passollucr station at Midliiclown. Fri-
day night ,lllld iliod of his illjuriou half
an hour nl‘lcl'wal'ds ilo was it onc-
armod votcrzln of the civil war and
IF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE is
NOT WARM ENOUGH
ii [in Iiiitiiiiitii’
iiii
Gas Log
WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
Uunn. iitliiwallti
lightingilumpllllll
F resili“ “lsh.
Gil-pp" Blues. . . ............ 12:: lb
Wealth-h ........... .. ...... ....120 lb
Native Eon... ........... .......140 lb
Opeclal Sale of Whole Batman, 10c lb
Ctsccu” ............ ..........12c lb
Pol-gin ......... ..... loclb
Iuitor Pilh....................12¢ lb
Hullbut......... ...........14clb
Ituk Cod.. .....12c to
Large dry Bic-lions. 48c to title I quart
All other kinds of On Food ll
Runnable Prion.
Ducross.
TH! PIOPLI'I NIH AND OYITII
MARKET.
u...
m..-lulu...
Old Initiation Army Militia}.
Int End of Washington Itrnt rim
. 444 W. - .. _ .. _.
it is Good
Brooklyn brewery firm”! in or beer.
No better. We deliver it a your
been. mm nor can (34 mil” bi-
uuoru or team More ‘l‘oi. 1314!.
Content Hotel,
W Woman. 0m.
‘1
impl- plan, not...
ilol' homo. lill‘oatcnod with pnoumouilt. t stl'ool. Now
Drink it.
'I I ‘4’
”RT.
rt.- Burt a Packard
KORRECT SHAPE
M e a '3 s a o a s
have
“THAT dLOOK"
In
Guaranteed Patent
BURROJAPS
Good Insuranc-
Ank your dealer or read for
cnlaln'ue and order dim:
.fron nctmy. W. Dcllvu-
PACKARD 8t FIELD.
DIOCITON. “ASS.
g
3
g Non Gus-all. without Trudi Mark
i a» n on.
had been for somo time at. the Soidicrs'
Home at. Noroton. lie was spending
his furlough with relatives ill Milldic-
town.
'i‘lloro wcrc scroll sales of real cs-
tnto ill Darloll last week. and mort-
lragcs of $8.500 rccol'dcd with Town
(Tiork Thllrllious lioii. For the third
week in October, 190.3. there were two
lransi‘crs of propeer. and lllol‘tgllgos
of $2.400.
The W5 A. Smith Building Company
have brawn uwardcli the contract. for
a residence to be erected at Collon-
dor's Point for .ioilll i). Crimnlins. Jr..
Al'cllitoct ti, ii}. Wood. tiff William
York. drew tllo plans.
which call for ll stucco structure. pro-
vidod with hot water ht‘ill. malllcls and
liroplacos. gas and oioclric tixtul'ou.
hardwood finish and flooring. (lost,
$35,000.
Many a man of humane impulses.
who would not willingly harm a kiltcn.
In lzllilly of cruelty \vilcl'o his own
stomach is coucornod, tlvordrivcn.
ovorworkod. “‘llt‘ll what. it needs is
Silil'lt‘illllll: that will digest the food cat-
on and help the stomach to rccuporlllo.
Something iiko Kodoi il‘or llyspopsia
lillll is sold by The Ciill‘ord l-‘lllln
lllacy. "
interesting Specials
The Very Best Eigiu Creamery But-
ter, per lb. . ................ . 28c
Potatoes. per bushel ...... .. 75c
36am Corn ......... ...........25c
30am Early June Peas .......... 25c
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
Wéll ‘
Paper
i
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.
numeral-1w "1:"
ll mm or. I. NOIWALK.
.: fl ..
o—J - my“... - vul-IMMI mm.“ ma. ..
DA VID W. RA YMOND.
Funeral Director
and lmbalmor.
. 19 North Main lit. (loath Namath.
3 Resilience. 6 Washington strut. l
i Telephone at noun, 134.2. 1
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING. ,.r
cream.
nor WATER: ,t .
AND qfll:
cits FITTING. '
W
Till, Sheet Iron. 'Copper
Ind Zinc.
, u loinbmtn lune.
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MAY BE iMPLICATED iN PLOT.
Rusnlans Who Had Charge of $188,826
Stolen Saturday, Placed Under
Anni.
S’i‘, Plil'i‘idiit‘liiliitti. Oct. 2!i.-lixtrll-
ordinary lllousurcu ilavo bccn institut-
cd to prch-ut a repetition of the one
lotus robin-13v of Saturday last. (ion-
Hucils illin'. rollinccli Illt' nonlial‘lllou
as oucorln ot' luoncy transports.
Amour: lilo lwoulyom- p'crsous ar-
l'ostod ycslorliay on suspicion of buy-
lug bccll coucol'uod in Saturday's rob-
bory on» several who llavo boon illcllli-
fiod as ulcmbcrs ol' lilo band. and one
of lilclu. wllo is thought to have been
lilt.‘ .it‘ilill'i'. has boon illtcrnod ill the
Fol-trons of St. l’t‘lt‘i' and St. Paul. No
trill-c, ilolt'ol'or. has boon toullli of tilt“
booty. lilc exact amount of which was
$188,826. or of the woman who carried
the lnmloy away.
lll addition to tho casllicr, M. licr-
luanu. who was robin-d by tho baud.
ilis two assistants and normal oiilcl'
clupioyt-s llavo boon urrcslcd on suspi-
cion of complicity in the plot.
A CARD.
TliiFl is to cortil’y that all druggists
are llutht‘nizod to refund your money if
ll‘oicy’s iioncy and Tar fails to cure
your couch or cold. It stops the
cough. boats the lungs and prevents
serious rcsulta {coal :1 cold. Cures
la. grippe cough and prevents pneumo-
nia and collmlmplion. Contains an op-
ialos. ’i‘llc gl-nuillc is ill a yellow pack-
ngo. Itcl'use allbstitlllos. 'iaistcd's
Drug Store and Tile Clifford i'llar
mucy. “
'l‘ilo fruits of tho spilit do not al-
n‘ays grow on a family tl'co.
with him: ilibl‘cu. Taken-other.
9 lblv ll l-mlr Drought M'ti link for
(‘IIl-Clllfifi-TI-Efl‘fi axons". the
DIAMOND BRAND PILLH, to: B5
vnn' nguric as lit-u. tiniest. Always
ltrtinblo. Sol-l by Dru will» me here.
or (thermal 00.. P linden; Po-
llll Nliitliili Bill
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANOAGTI A GENERAL IANKINS
IUSINESI.
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l cAPlTAl‘. “l: ,
”00.00000
IUIPLUI AND PROFITI.‘ ‘1
317850000
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, VictPrlI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cashier.
DIRECTORO.
E. H. Muthewun Henry “your
John H. Knapp Camuel Orummn
Josiah R. Marvin ‘J. Wallace ervlr
Christian awn-t1 John H. i.||M.
Fred H. Row-n.
itOfiabHééd”
it. is only tillllklllz pooplc who not
lilo host of things whoa tilcy make a
purchase. They “think" bcforellunli
where they will no to buy. and their
great bends rule that the best store to
patronize will naturally be the one
that aoiects ita stocks with lilo grout-
cst discrimination [tilt] care. and bases
its prices upon fairnclls to llil. And
that. is our Well-known business nlux-
illl.
We pride ourscivcs particularly on
our Stove vuiuou, (“tn-k. iloalilu: llnd
(Ill lloatcra. 'l'llt‘l'o may Ill' its good.
but there ccl'taiuiy in llollo boilcr than
the Stewart at ally pricc. Your lunacy
back, it not. satisfied. lll'tl‘l‘h month‘s
trial.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITURE. ETC.
134 Washington Street.
loath Norwalk. Conn.
Willi Ballets.
Painlels’ Supplies.
Crockerll.
Glassware;
House-furnishina
Goods.
Cloth Window Umldtll. with fringe. 200
White Curtain Poles. with natural. loo
Picturefranielfland Window
Shades Made to Order.
‘ 'Painllnaiand' '
Decorating» '
l. H. Sierra, »
07 Washington MM
trot. W. Mill item-lit.
WILFRED BODWELL, Asst. Ollhlfl
lNa’Nffi
roconatructivo l
in tho gl‘llalont ‘
Wo liupldlli
our doctor ever used. '
on it allollotllcl' in caring our the l
lattice of colds and an n buiilicl‘
iiiitl tonic. It is cspcclniiy effort» 1
tivo ill the cases of old pooplo. l
and lilo doctor says it. is because .
it thickens and enriches their t
bloods-"George i’. lt‘ooto, Supt-r-
iillolltil‘lll‘. Broadvicw Sanitarium.
Dallbul'y. Conn.
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All inoculate—459 50c. $1. 63;"
Miss .larmcr»-~l’apa says i lllllltu‘t:
son you any more.
Young Spoouuii—-—Woli, wo mustn't:
ill"tllll‘}' papa. i‘ll turn tilc light a lit-
lic lowcl' MUL'CDlCligU 'i'l'lblubg.
”W l
BLOOD POiSONiNG '
results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by Dr. King‘s
New Lilo Pills. ’i‘hey rcmove alt
poisonous germs from the system and
infuse now life and vigor; cure sour
b‘lllliltli'll, nausea. ilclldaclle. dizziness
and colic. without gripillg or (liSt'llili-
fort. 25c. (illarauteod by F. H. Bax-
ter. South Norwalk. alld E. P. Weed,
Norwaik, druggists. "'
iiaiill the it] N. Y.
for freight Only.‘
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (too:
of Dover street), every day. (except;
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to i p. in. mud Bantu
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK OTEAMIOAT 00.
Analog J. Smith 8. c. Hugomln
lel. Ian-rel All-t,
THE. NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MtNUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room: a special featurl. In!
and Electric Light. throughout Iv.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection
A full line of Ackcr. Merrill I Can.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines. Liquor. and
Cigar. always on hand.
'1‘. I. SULLIVAN. Propdotort
Telephone Call. 39%|. .
u
event new rweuma some
will ' R- w
\
should be equipped with a mum
snow white, onoplwc Wanda!" For
celatn Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever atoppmi to eon-idol
how delighfuily cum-onlont it wont.
be to have hot and cold running watol
in your dressing chamber. lien] |
lug apartment or (but. poor. towJ
room? its proactive would afford [Li
the higcst degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prim. Om .
plumbers are strimly competent ll.)
Chantal. honeut and reliable. .
an!
Horace R. flash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEI? ITO.
1
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W . . .. “1.1.“
PLUMBING AND [Tutti i
HEATING. i
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVEB AND RANGEO, . i
ILATE AND TtN noorml. %
Gll Ind Steam Fitting,
In leturu, Metal Calling. Ito. \
Have you lean our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTFHKISS
COMPANY.
11 WALL eraser. noawsut.
Whu Not Bull Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the lime,
and desirable almrllncntu are bot-onl-
int; Icarecr every day. We have ll
number or very lloalrllldo homes ton
sale, and can make the terms and
price right. -...n t n .4
00.,
J. M. Layton a
INCORPORATED;
lo‘. Not-walla
5 Railroad All-nut.
rut Jean .3. u WREACE‘
. sacrum. . l
f
NOITOAOII, scram can... z
MTI loam. PATINTI '
acumen. l;
I count mm OTRII‘I'.
Toke-ll. 40¢.
an
ALI: twwnmel. item. an?»
Norwalk Chronicler