vim
consult
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Special this Week
ooth Brush. And ‘looth
underliior Price of line
. l‘hrbugh a special conlract with Dr.
to Bell we offer this week a box of
- ‘Ball's Tooth Powder or a bottle
' )r. Bell's Mouth Elixir with a 25c
th Brush. .
‘ ALL FOR 269.
he Bridge Pharmacy.
LATNER I: BRADLEY. PROPS»
305 WASHINGTON 31'.
1‘91. 00.1140”.
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rhe'sroop Sdrnh and Elizabeth ur-
"red this morning in the harbor.
Tho schooner H, E. Suydam is dis-
bharging a cargo of oysera at the
Bade] shop.
The regular weekly social service
was held last evening at the Advent
Christian Church. The attendance was
good.
Mr. De La Plains. the. evangelist,
who is ill at the. old Salvation Army
Building on. the bridge, is reported as
being somewhat. better today. and he
probably will not be compelled to go
to the hospital.
Rev. it‘. B. ’I‘ipple, of Stamford, and
Rev. G. A. Freeman, Jr., of Dorian.
conducted an evangelistic service at
the East Avenue Methodist Church last
cevening. There was a large atten-
dance. These services are preliminary
to the series which is commence on
Sunday morning. when Rev, W. A.
Dnunctt will have charge.
Since “Bill“ Monahan fell off the
end of the draw bridge by tripping
over the rope which did duty for a
gate. on the structure, now gates have
been put in place on the east side of
the bridge. They are made of iron
piping irnd iron rods, and are. plain,
but serviceable. They will be placed
on the other end all 800!) its coin.
pletod.
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ROWAYTON.
Specials
3 pkgs. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .25c
3 can: Tomatoes .................. 25c
3 cans Magnolia Milk ............. 25:;
3 cans Campbell's Soup ........... 25o
Potatoes. per bushel..............75¢
Fresh made Butter, per lb ........ 32c
RobertSmlth
Pbons 251-8. Rowsyton. Conn.
Rabbits are sold to be unusually
numerous iii the Woods ill some locali-
“01".
The contractors have resumed work
on the new stone bridge at the Rector
brook. in ilrooksidc.
Mrs. it. A. lAlt'lerUti and Mrs. Wll~
lluni ll. Orchard. of Norotou, visited
Mrs. George Scott. of ltowuytou. Sutur-
tluy.
Samuel S. Wood. of Dayton. is ill
with gastritis and Mr. Stevens of Row
lryton has charge of Mr. Wood‘s busi-
ness during his illness.
Mrs. Clyde C. Horton and son. Nu-
Ilian Spencer Horton, of Canada. are
expected to spend the holidays with
relatives in llarieu and Rowaytou.
A republican rally will be held at
(luldcr's llull. Itowuylon. Ionioi'row
evening. at it o‘clock. Ladies are in-
vlteri to attend. The speakers will
be the local candidates-wJohn A. (is
born. for senator. and lv‘rcdcrlck ll.
Quinlan! and E. it). (lorlruui for repre-
sentativos. Several prominent Repub-
“('IIIIH from South Norwulk will be in
attendance.
NHEUIATISN CANNOT BE
CUNED UNLESS URiC-O
1WD
Motion Dsstlis. Hurt Failure and
Paralysis Arc Caused by Poisonous
Uric and Rheumatic Acids.
The disease whose csum is shrouded
in mystery. the affliction that. is said to
be lucursblc, is commonly known as
paralysis. I-Iliow use permit aitflsrin
with this disease. and on will tin
that at. some time prev on» to the st.-
tsok. the patisnt suffered from some
form of Rheumatism. 'i‘hls dangerous
disease should not be neglected. espo-
oiully whom there is a. cure within suck
my real-h. We refer to slinith‘s tips-
oittc Itrlcl). shot-mimic compound. free
from alcohol and poison, and made to
cure ithcumstlsm only. Urlo-t) acts
with marvelous swiftness on the blood
mustsles and hidnaymsnd cannot fsi
to remove all traces of poismious (iris
and Rheumatic acid from the system.
UrIu-(l is not a cutlmrtic. does nautical.
or distress the stomach. and is the only
known liquid preparation that will re-
llovs and pmnonentty sure Rheuma-
in its most. distressing forms. We
wanton Rheumatic sufferers to test. the
mos of Uriel). therefore by
in tbeSMl'l'll DRUQOOMPAN SYt‘b
A&8E. N. Y.. s liberal also um and
Miss will be. sent, tree. U M) to
' b Druggists st v.00 per tortilla
02.. this sent direct upon sculpt
. W. Kelley. Jr.
is sold in South Norwslk by
..., out); v.. a VF
,ugtii‘zytsut‘it‘srltflso “l ‘ d Ml .
em as at WSW ”comm ct!
‘ "'istlfi‘alstloatwiiqmminzulsntls. "9. .
your doctor will know it, and will tell you of It.
an
owl
we».
freely about our rent
I We . tin
III.
him allies.
. ‘I ‘ . .r.
alarmist? "bottoms.
Miss Nellie imaard. Noroton. spent
only day last week with Mrs. W. H.
Orchard.
Mrs. Parker Solieek. has been quite
ill at her, home the past week, but is
now improving.
Miss Agnes A. Raymond is recover-
lug from several days‘ illness at her
home on Maple avenue. Durien.
Mrs. Charles W. Raymond is spouti-
ing a few days with the family of her
son Charles W. Raymond. in Mianus.
Mrs, S. M. Beebe, is spending a
month with her sister and other rela-
tives in Old Lyme. Conn. her early
home.
Mr. anti Mrs. Clarence E. Scofleld.
returned. Saturday. front their wrai-
ding Journey, which included Wash-
ington. D C.
Services were hold in St. Luke's
church, Noroton. on “All Saint‘s Day"
Thursday. at 10:30 a. nr. Rev. Louis
French officiated.
Mr, and Mrs. George. Darrow. of
Westport. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William A. London. Sunday. Mr.
Darrow recently captured the prize
at a Norwalk whist party.
A meeting of the laidlcs' Guild of
St. Luke's church, Noroton. was held
the past week to bid good-bye to their
president, Mrs. Frank (lresn. previous
to tier departure for New York.
The. Darien “Friday Afternoon Club"
attended ihp reception of the Nor-
walk Chapter, D. A. R... at the home of
Mrs, G. ii. Novon, Thursday. of last
week. The pleasure of the afternoon
was greatly enhanced by the vocal so
los rendered by Mus Theresa Hoyt, of
England
A lecture on “Christian Science"
will be delivered by Mr. Edward Kim-
her, C. S. 1).. of Chicago. 111.. member
of the Christian Science Board of Lee-
tureship oi the First Church of Christ
Scientists in Boston, Mass. under the
auspices of the Christian Science. So-
ciety 0: Stamford. CL, in the Casino.
Suburban avenue this evening at 8
o'clock. Friends are cordially invited.
Admission free.
Darlen rejoices in the possession of
three whisl clubs; the two evening
clubs are composed of well known in-
(llcs and gentlemen of Dorian, one is
locally known as the “Connecticut
Lighting Association," its purpose be
ing the raising of funds for lighting
lire dark streets of Darlen. The most
recently organized being the “After-
noon Wlilst Club." the members of
which are Mrs. George lieursc. Mrs.
William Fleming. Mrs. Dr. Wilson.
Miss iielcn Waterbury. Miss Lucretia
Cullen, Miss Stella Austen, Miss Chair
cellor, Misses Georgie and Addie Whit-
ney. Miss May larunsbtrry, Miss Nettie
Lin-ten. and Miss Helen Mort-house.
.. Democratic caadeate for
w. girl
out
Captain William 1. Stevens. the‘ other
representa-
tive, was next introduced. Captain
Stevens said he was no public speaker.
but he was extremely grateful to the
people of the town for the confidence
they had placed in blur by muniuulinz
trim and declared that, if-elcctetl, he
could only pledge himself to do the.
best thing possible as he saw it. He
would see that his constituents re
cclve full justice. Many things of ill-
toreat to the town would come tip this
winter. There was much unreal, as
had been stated.
Captain Stevens received a full share
of applause, both at the outset. of his
remarks and at their conclusion.
in introducing Senator Donovan.
Chairman Seymour remarked that.
while Mr. l.ow had been the. first curr-
didate to declare for five cent trollcv
fare all over town, dollar gas. etc, all
the other candidates following on the
tail of his kite. Mr. llouovuu had in-
terested himself In these matters two
years ago iii the legislature,
The audience repeatedly cheered
Senator Donovan and after three
cheers and a tiger, led by Mr. Soy-
mour, three more ware given under thr-
ll-udership ot' eanyor John .I. Cava-
iiugh. of South Norwalk.
Mr. Donovan does not like to have
his remarks interrupted by applause
anti asked his hearers to refrain from
such demonstration. The matter Was
too serious. he said.
He first drew attention to the. trans-
portation facilities of the town and re-
marked that during the your 000 new
names had been added to the local di-
rectory. showliig. according to “dlrern
tory estimates. that the town has a
poptriutiou of a few over 20.000.
“Are the people being gotten about
the town by the transportation fzrcili‘
ties as they should be? in iiry opin-
ion they are not?" in his belief the
reason why the people are not gob
this the facilities they should get is
because they have, been fighting among
themselves. during which operation
their privileges have been given
away.
The speaker recalled how some of
the town's most prominent men. includ~
in); t‘X-Ml‘tytlt‘ George. ll. iiuxtou. t-.\'~
Selectman Samuel Lynes. Attorney .l
ill-lllcn llurlbutl and John J. Walsh.
and others from Norwalk. and tlclcitrr
lions from the other ends of the town
burl gone to Hartford to plead for
rrliei‘. absolutely without l‘t'Sllil. (in
the bill calling for u live rout fart-
throughout the town and transfers was
a man. be said, llolllillillt'ti for the
legislature by lill' livpublirurrt: unvi err
thirst-ll by lilt‘ hi‘llillt‘l‘lllH \\'llut burl
been the result? Till“ bill bud turn
thrust out of slain for more lbun [our
months. all littl\\'llll.\'lillltliil‘: till» pleas
in its behalf. hiv. iiniioy ru picked up :1
copy of Hill joumul ol‘ the lower house
of the state legislature lllltl l‘l‘iltl how
Representative Osborn hurl reported
the action of the committee, asking for
lllt‘ r'v‘iw-linn of tilt bill, and how no
objection was made. The speaker tutor
oil from Page ill)? of the House .lour-
uni.
llisses followed the rcarliniz and
The entertainment given under they
auspices of the Burton M. ii. (.‘liurcbl
Tuesday evening. October 30th. at the
Town Hall, was well attended and it’
great suocess. The force "llospitulb
Iy" was given in a manner that would
have done credit to professionals. The
following is a cost of the characters:
illicit» Nuthuii, Dr. A. l.. House; .-\uprrt
lh-bbic, his wife. Mrs. Burdick; liar-
old Valle. Mr. John llrown: (llrnrlotzu
Vane. Mrs. A. l.. ilousb; Leap, their
daughter. Miss Helen Drummer; ills
nah. old Southern nurse, Mrs. .lobn
llrummcr: Mrs. Astorbilt, u lmrtlcr in
society. Miss Bessie \‘nllerc. 'l‘bt- lol-
ibwing lirusicnl program was highly ‘
appreciated as was also the ilt'l'ltli"
taunt-c of the imperial Mandolin club
of Stamford; l'luno solo, "Silver Stars"
l'hliss Hazel Fitch: vocal solo. Mr.
Albrecht; vocal solo. Miss iiclen llrurirl
mcr: vocal solo, “The Flight of Aces" ‘
Mrs. A. 1.. liousc; vocal solo, Mr. .\l~
Irrccht; Miss ’l‘hcsu lini't was act-our
punist. it was up t-iilertulunu-ut ilml
sent everyone borne fer-ling happy.
~llchl itch! “chi-«Scratch? Scrut-
ch! Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch. 'l‘ry Donn‘s (lint-
nrent. it cures piles. ecczuui. tiny
skin itching. All druggist sell it.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Marcus burr. of ltcdrllng, has
been visiting her pnronls in this vici-
nlly.
'l‘licrc Wei-o a number of liailowc‘en
put-tics In itiWil Wednesday nlitllt, and
the festive occasion dilly celebrated.
lt‘iuul rut-cling oi the board of assess-
ors for the filing of tax lists today.
it‘s the last chance, tulle it.
ltcv. (3. ll. Struycr is the guest of.
friends In ltol-licsit-r, N. i'.. while Iiitl'
with is lwluy. entertained by rclutivos
in Baltimore. Md
There were more wicrrl characters
about. town Wednesday night llluu
could possibly be found any where out.-
sillc of u lllili‘tli grits town. The tiny
set-uni to llt' increasing in itcrrorul ()lI'
scrvutlou trud thr- youngsters 0|ch and
fully up to tho situation.
Democrats Hold Rally in Nor-
walk
(Continued From it‘lrst flake.)
They know better. it doesn't nitrite
any difference whether you are Jew or
(it-little. black or while. as long as
your interests.
"1 will introduce no bills for classes
but will introduce any bill hcnoflttinz
the masses. We're no better than any
town, but We are just. as itooti us any-
body illstll. We ought to act and for
‘12 perhaps we'll finally get It for fifty
be said. wait. I,
Iiriirl of charges.
you are from Norwaik, i will work for .
Semrlor Donovan again requested thr-
audience to refrain from dcmonsirir
thin. The bill. be sold. hurl been pri~
Sl‘lllt'tl by .tltorncy .l. llt-ltlon llurl<
butt. A substitute bill. and this latter
with a member of this town on the
committee. had been ruthlessly tossed
into the Waste basket. “if this is not
true, I will withdraw from the rot-c,"
lluclurl-rl Mr ‘ onovan. lie hull also.
wo weeks for any til"
0 had llliltit' ultilirisl
the legislature ll tilltl‘t‘ had been
none, it was it sud coudllion ot‘ affib's
to his mind.
Fill: lkrnovun quoted transportation
choral-s in other places about the stale
Ilrislol. for instance, Micro .10 trullov
tickets were pllrclinsuble for 2.00,
'i‘orrluulon, I0 for a dollar, lillll other
ll.tl‘t'5.
The speaker called attention to the
srrizrll tax paid by the street railways
ol‘ the state: how they pay $200,000 less
a \‘I’lll‘ thou the street railways of one
f‘uruuliiln city, Toronto. and still lire
lnller city bus l‘t‘tllit'l‘ti tl’tlllr-y lures,
l-xcept utter inlrlniizlil, when It'll cents
is the fore. “isn't tlmi strange.“ re
marked Mr. l‘krnovnn, "when “'0 have
so many great men in our legislature"
isn't it strange. too, how their hearts
lwut for the people when you hear
them on tho plutei‘orm'.’” At this point
he drew attention to the influence of
Senator l’uigo in the last state scuttle:
how niuiiy men stood up on the slime
measures hr did.
"Your volt-s make it possible that
you yet no redress in your car llyrc
lr-m." was the conclusion of the speak-
cr. Nor-walk. he Rlllll. puid double for
(‘l"t'ii‘it‘ power what the people or
South Norwulk do with their munici-
pul plant. The ratio of lighting was
lbti Io lit). with the. highest cost on the
. eta
,. rotates.“ you elect. mopyou'li never...
regret it."
I ,9
. \ , “
MISS DOROTHY OLARK,
also Oren-how BL, out“...
Patina seal inanactlroand normatcou ,
and tho hair v'v’lil tuko can: of itself everyd‘t‘l‘rgg.
l‘tre scalp is the soil in which the hair grows.
instant). ovema the growth of the hair. and it
must be mt fresh and healthy to man" .
toad oropoi rair. 'lhonstrlssproducz or the
‘lcnlp. and all the treatments In Christendom
'ylll do no stood. unless the are specifically
plitnactonainliuvouroog the uses moulisrto
msmalp. now start druitaists,tti sizes,
250., 500. ands 1.00 Porbottis.
izxowmoar unionization 00.. Chirogo.
side of Norwulk. East Nurwulk had
been unable to secure lighting at any
pi ice from the corporation. The speak-
er bad the authority of Mr. Marvin
for tire statement. he said.
“On election day. lll‘l' you going to
vote for the llltlii who quietly acquies-
ces in these. cotuliliou‘?‘ the speaker
usher]. State politics. in his opinion.
but] been strit.~ei'\'i.~iit to national ul-
fairs entirely in the past. it was time
to pay it little attention to state at-
fairs.
Asked ilt‘l "lludn't We better give
onc your out of four for the interests
of our own lown'.’ \\'t- have 4,300 voters
here. if you can rcrnow your political
prejudices for one your. you could
remort- the brutality We receive truth
a corporation of this kind."
When sonic of the town's best
known citizens burl none to liurtford.
hl' lissvl‘lt'll. and plumb-(l for reforms
in the street railway system, they burl
been practically kicked out of doors.
"’l‘bul sort of thing happened lit the
curly days of our country and potl-
tlous worl- scut to Kins lit-urge. llut
by that teu that is still brvwliiu, that
thin): must not happen here. it must
stop."
ilills for \'t‘:<lillllllin[,'. trolley rnrs anti
tuo bruhr-ureu for lruius. which did
not pass. also l‘t‘t't‘thMl itlr. Donovan’s
attention. lie read on account relat-
ing to on accident that burl probably
Occurred lit-cuiisc of the luck of two
brain-men on it Iruiu. Ho outlined
other hypothetical buses and asked
his bearers to imagine the feelings of
a mother sending llt’l‘ daughter daily
to school over the railroad Illlll that
daughter should be killed in tin ucci-
u= ANY PART OF voua House to
NOT WARM ENOUGH ‘[
ll tilts liodiolor
tilt
‘ chm-d
[its log
WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
FORT AT A 8MP.LL COST.
Conn. liltiliroud
lighting Company
Fresh Fish.
snapper-Blues ..... ,.............12clb
Wcsktlsh ............. .. ....12c lb
Nattvs Esta ..... . ............ ...14c lb
Bpsolsl Bats ofI'Wholo Bsimon, We to
Cllcool........,................12c lb
Porglss ....... ,.... ...........10clb
Butter Fishna..................120 lb
Halibut.....,....................14c lb
Otssk Cod......... .........‘I2c lb
“'90 I"! Eualiops. «too to tide s quart
All other kinds of 80s Food at
Rsasonsbts Prloss.
Ducross.
‘I‘Hl PloPLS’b HIH AND OYGTII
MARKIT.
Old lslvatton Army lulldi
rents. 'i‘he trouble with us is, We don‘t.
wake. up. but it Wt! don‘t amnebody
will wake us up. We have got to wake'
“ll.
“When the trolley road was first
built to Westport. they said they
couldn’t curry people to anti from
iWestport. for less than ten t'ettttt. A
car made til it day at ten cents. The
day after the {are was reduced the. car
made “ill; 1 known it. There are min
on to talk and i don‘t want to talk too
I (IN,
nannwana.‘
110260 on. ”mm-t mum] (tilt ”(imam)“ I" WASN‘N‘NGTON' STREET.
rims .
"i will stand by averylhlns l saldi
sir-r
mam!
am am: of Washington Edits!-
D ri n k It
It is Good
Brooklyn brewery film's tour best.
No better. We deliver it In your
house, 01.00 m can tilt bottles.) no
errors at tonst prices. Tot. iii-ts.
Central Hotel;
Corner Noam ins chassis! «rests,
loath Hamill. m
amphibious.
G N N.
N I V S
.v .
.w..ru-—.
5a. .
radii“ asthma-rd '
KORR CT SHAPE
II links“: it o a a
“TI! AdeLOOMI"
Guaranteed Paint
Lnonaosars
Oood Insurance
All: your denial, or send [or
catakmuo and order dircc
iruuiaciory. We Deliver.
PACKARD 8t FIELD..
naocaron. lass. '
Nan Gaul-o without Trade Mark],
ennui on Solo.
dout titlt‘ lit the lack of twu lrrukemen.
"Suppose this should occur to Mr.
()shoru's rluuslrter‘!“ he :rshctl.
The Southern New England ’l‘ele-
phone ('ompauy, in» said, pays a tax
of $20,000, hiu might. to pay $100,000.
The town, ilt' also mentioned, was
about to build u $100,000 high school,
iuit the corporations Were not. llflkt’ll
to stand a share of it. This was a
year in which no attention should he
paid to cunlllrlulcs‘ personalities, but
rather it was the duty of Ibevotcrs
to vote to overthrow conditions wlrtttll
prevail.
in closing Senator llouovnu made his
reply to Judge 'I‘uylor. 'l‘irc senator
said that art the outset. when .lutitte
’l‘uyior called him it broiler uiul do-
tlinr his statement was with-
out feeling. be hurt taken ililll (it his
uurd~bellevetl his charge had been
made without feeling. But. when he
had rallied the judge‘s attention to the
fact that he. ltlrn jurist-l could not con-
sistently vote for \l‘oodrut‘f for gov-
ernor lit-cause both had voted for the
extra appropriation of sll'rtl to the door
ultenduuts ulttl the $300 apiece. to the
reporters. 'l‘lien in his lust letter.
.lurluc 'i‘uylor bud stated that Senator
itonovnn was trying to not out of a
hole by pulling somebody else in. Sen»
utor Donovan called attention to the
fur-l that Mr. \deruff, while pres-id
interesting Specials
The Very Best Elgin Creamery But-
ter, per lb. ..... 28¢
Potatoes, per bushel 75c
3 Cans Corn 25c
3 Cans Early June Peas 25c
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
wan
Paper
:7. ll
‘t'l “2'51?
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
’3‘.»
:E. E. Gotham,
DECORATOR.
TILIPHONl—Qu.
II FIIOT IT. I. NORWALK.
in
w“
on no w. a] moron. l
Funeral Director
and tmbalmsr.
19 North Main St. South Norwslk.
Residence, a Washington Strut.
Telephone at hours, 1344.
FRANlt C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING, ,_ 3
STEAM, ‘13,,
HOT WATER. », m
”AND aim!
GAS FITTING. ' ' "
\r ..bI
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
”I: ...,......lllll..
i
_ door attendants and the $1100 nplcce to
, only way to pet the full doluus'ol‘ the
TLN
its over the senate as lieutenant-gov-
ernOr. had dissolved a tie on the dues-
llon. voting the saute way be bad.
The. senator was in favor oi ruling
the same. way again on the queslion.
He believed that when anybody work-
ed twcrtinur. as these people who re-
ceived the remuneration bad. they
should be paid extra. besides they
would not have bull to work so long
but for so much business caused by the
corporations. A great hue and cry
had been raised over the $150 to the.
the. reporters, but the papers had not
kicked about tossing $10.000 away on
n clothes tearing reception. Senator
Donovan said ”till. it In- bud Ills way
he would vote to pay the reporters
more. have them wot it full account oi'
all of tho doings of tho legislature,
niid make the papers report till the rc-
poi't'l-rs should give them. it was lhc
bully.
Speaking about lawyer grail. llrr-t‘l'
with Ill“ 317.000 paid in third. itilti Sis,
000 in 1905 for stuiule revision work
and the climax of all. the $50,000 ice
obtained by a certain luwycr-pollticiuu.
This could irot bc prevented by live
congressmen and two l'niictl Slates
senators. among the. former. liill, ill"
man who was great onoualr to bc presi-
dent; greater, Mr. Donovan believed.
lhun 'l‘edrly himself. The senzrlor did
not believi- these facts had been very
revolting to Judge Taylor.
In closing. Senator Donovan warned
that ii’ Paige. whom be closely assoc.
filled with the (‘ouncctlcnt Railway
and Lighting Company, is elected to
the state senate this war. he was sure
to go to the l'nilcd States Senate. ii"
the people llllliit‘ u change, he sold. it
could not be for worse. no outlier what
happened,
Senator llouovatn retired to the rear
of the stage and Cililil'llittil Seymour
pointed out. that Mr, Donovan had nev-
er \oted for u pressure that was op-
posed to the interests of lilt‘ people.
The speaker hut-w. I'nr ho- had looked
into the mailer. With it his burst of
applause for the senator, the rally
came to on end.
llll Nlllllllllliil
scorn NORWALK. cons.
runners A GENERAL‘ Maxim
suamsss.
i cX'Fi-r'ar; ' ""3“ lair;
3100. 000.00
sum-Loo auo snorirs. I
$173,500.00
——-——- W
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PM
JOHN H, KNAPP. Vlos.Prss.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier-
WILFRED BODWELL, Ant. Cllhlfl
DIRECTORI.
8. H. Mathewson Hsnl‘y Isyntw
John H. Knapp Iamusi Grammar
Josiah R. Marvin ll. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
richnessaw
people who not
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 host store to
patronize will naturally be the one
that selects its stocks with the great-
est discrimination and care. and bases
its prices upon fairness to all, And
that: is our well-known business max-
lm.
We pride ourselves particularly on
our Stove values, Cook, Heating lllitl
()il lioaters. There may he as good.
but there certainly is none better than
the Stewart at. uny price. Your money
back, it not satisfied, utter a month's
trial.
A. .l. ANGEVINE it SON.
FURNITURE. ETC.
136 Washington strut.
winters.
lip-isms
Painlers’ Supplies.
Crackers.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window mad». with fringe. Ila
White Curtain Poles. with tisturss, Ida
Picture can't}? and Window
Shades Made to Order. ‘
nut-r “-
Paintina and
Decorating. ...
‘ roses Sims
'BAil BREATH
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sud used all kinds of medicines.‘ ”may“.
bot-n actually as green no ursaa. my breath harm
a bad mlor. ‘wu Wl'l‘kM into it friend rem-turnarou-
caacsrcts and after t sin tin-m lean wlIllu lyaut
slissrfuliy any that t u-y rsvo rutirai nurmfnrr.
tIturoforalut you know that. I ah I recombinant
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i. alpuu. toil itlv stun tit....Nsw YorthY.
best For .
Tho bowel! '
0 Taste flood Do (tool.
Never allcltan. sites or rips. Ion. zombie. Nevin?
sold in built. The annulus tabln Itulnpod one.
Guaranteed to cure or your lunnuy buob.
Sterling Remedy (20.. Chicago or RN. 596
AlllllllL “LE. ‘I’El MILLION IIIXES
ELECTRIC FIRM lNCORPORATES.
narvrronri, Nov. 2.—«Arllcles of i...
corporation \yoru filed in the. office ot.‘
the secretary of slate ycstortltiy by
tho 'i‘licrnio Electric Lighting Conr-
punyv of New Haven. The new cont-
party is capitalized at $10,000. The ill~
(tor-pointers are. .l. 1). A. Kinney, .lr..
and City Attorney Ernest. C. Simpson.
all oi! New Haven. The company is
incorporated to deal in all kinds ol‘
electrical apparatus and supplies, and
to manufacture electric. signs and elec.
trictil hardware.
lloiig Line to ii. i.
for freight-Only.
On and sitter Tuesday, Janonry l.
1908, 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 Norwslk up to 4 p. m. and Scull
Norwslk up to 5:30 p. in. ~
NORWALK STEAMIOAT GO. .‘
Annlnl J. lmltti 0. O. Housman
Luau. Instant “gas.
Pleasant. Pslwyils. Pong
THE NEW. -
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room a spools! nature. Isr
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
sry room heated. .
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection
A full line of Ackcr, Merrill C can.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, Liquors Ind
Cigars always on hand.
1‘. a. SULLIVAN. Proprietor:t
Telephone Call. 890-4.
arms: acres 'ossssma can,
u
should be equipped with I Islam
snow white, onepiece “Standard" For
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stepped to Unitas!
how delightuily convenient it ivoulQ
be to have hot and cold running waist
In your dressing chamber, also) i
ing apartment of first floor toibl
room? its presence would afford ILJ
the higcat degree of comfort. '.
We will gladly quote you prion. 0H
plumbers are strictly competent IL:
chanlcs. honest and reliable. .
Horace R. Nash;
CORNER MAIN AND WEOT '1'.
m1 "In
PLUMBING SAND GTIIIIA
HEATING. W
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGE. i
lure AND rm scant“. ‘
ass and Steam Fitting»
Isa Fixtures, Metal Calling, Its. l
Have you seen our stock of .
RICHMOND RANGES
run JONES a HeTFK as
humans.
COMPAN
17 watt: I'rassr.
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments are becoma
big acarcer every day. We have a
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right. ,
J. M. Iaytdn 8: Co;
Inconvenient:
II Railroad Avsnus. Go. Namath.
ma Jam 3. ti warms
AGENCIESJ .-
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