Stop in and unit as
our . _'
Coupor Remedies
Tam-m on time remedia- lc tre-
mundane.
l
the halo Pharmacy.
rumor: a 3mm. more.
:0: WASHINGTON an .
T01. ma mo.
Ibout tho on»
W,
teams was as fol-
lowa:
PASTIMES. OT’i‘AWAH.
J, Kane ........... . ....... . Voriiu
Right forward.
R. Blydonborx ........... Shea
heft forward.
J. Bartram ................ lllugsford
(lcnter.
.1. Rooms ..................... Koch-r
Right guard.
E. Benedict. ............... Vim Llcw
Loft tluard.
Field goals—Kano 8. lilydonbcrg ti.
|lloncdict :l; llartrum :i. Kearna 2, Ver~
n 2, .
.
Mp:
‘ ; ,l i
.l
.lohu ll. ..olc has hauled out his
floats for t o winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan have
moved here from Bridgeport.
.l. Sturges Randall came home from
li‘reeport, ii. 1., to vote.
Frederick J. Shaw’s launch caught
under John Cole's wharf and filled with
water.
A judgment has been granted to Tim.
mas Keogh for $125.65. against White
Brothers. contractors.
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A cottage prayer meeting will he.
held next Wedni-asday night at the
home of Mrs. William Taylor, of Se—
oond avenue.
George E. Vrotieulun‘gh. who has
been in a Bridgeport Hospital, recently,
for an operation. is getting along nico-
ly at present.
The cottage prayer meeting. which
was held last evouiug at Mrs. Matthias
Howlund's on the Washington sir-col,
bridge. was largely attended. there be-
ing about. thirty~l‘ivc pun-lent.
De La Plniuc. the evangelist remains
about the sumo at tho Nor-walk Hospl~
tai. but he seems to be very much dis-
couraged over his illness. and has bill-{-
god to be. allowed to return to the. Sal~
vatlon Army l‘lall. where he was sick
for some time. ~ -
Mrs. ’l‘wiss received word from Wes-
leyan University from the students
who brought. her son. ll. 5. Crousett.
home last. Friday, that there are six
cases in all of typhoid fever; tlioroforo
they both rolnrnodlio college Monday.
its all the patients were taken to tire
(ioalu from foot line-lllydonborx 'i.
Scorn first liuiful’ustlnics, 2); Offer
wait. 4. ‘
Second half~l’iiatimoa. 22;
was. 0.
Total sooro—d‘astbnos. 43: (ltlowas l.
The l’astimes‘ Ihlrd loam easily do-
feated tho Winnipunlts. by the. score
of .‘ltl to 14. The Pastimes did some
fine team Work. The lineup follows:
WlNNll"AilKS. i‘ASTlMES. 3d,
'1‘. (irindrod ..... ii}. liioom, ii. Rogers
Right forward. ‘
li‘. (iuarnieri .. ............. 1*. Young
Loft forward.
’1‘. Lyons ............... A, Valentine
. (It-liter. '
ll. tirlndrod .......... ii‘. Shidmoro
ltight guard.
G. Whouo .............. . E. Eldridge
Left guard.
Many visitors expressed the opinion
that tho Pastimes have some fine bas-
ket bail players this season. After
the games dancing was enjoyed.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Kate 'l‘honics. of liowaytou avo-
nuc, is sick with n cold.
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
is niilllnllll: to hold its annual fair.
(‘olouel W. ll. l'loylo. a retired army
officer. has moved into the lowndes
place in ilowayton.
Otto-
Farmers complain of the. long windy
spoil. it dryn up their corn stalks so
they cannot pick their corn.
Mrs. Mary Thames of ltowayton are»
one left town today for a visit in da-
llluit‘tt. bong island. with her son. Ed‘
win Themes.
The laulics‘ Aid Society. of the First.
Methodist Episcopal Church. hold a
meeting at the church yesterday, and
transacted business.
(‘harlos ll. li‘ltch of Noroton. has
the contract to place an addition on
the residence of Mrs. liliznhoth l\lorrl~
son in Church street.
m
Raymond Brothers have purcluiscd
liiiusiil
General Willlain child Whats
Some Method Davina Where-
Eiipanso
-——..-
WASHINGTON. Nov. ti.~'l‘hnt the
lit-inch guns now in use at meat of the
coast fortifications of the Utiitod Stu.
tos would not last through an «ligatio-
luont of two hours. the period that
wound elapse from the limo tho loading
vessel of a l'ieot would cmno withing
range. nutli tilc lust vessel Would pass
beyond the range of the guns, to the
statement made by Brian ion. William
‘Crozlcr. chief of ordnance. whose. au-
‘nuai report was made. public lit the
War llcpurtmcut today.
(‘icnoral (firozicr thinks that ii in of
the utmost lluuortaucii that some ino-
tliod be devised whereby the neces-
sary gun powder can be secured with
less expense than that now involved
in using the very high velocities ..pf
projectiles now employed. with the ac-
companying rapid wearing away of tho
rifting. in such a manner as to destroy
the accuracy of the guns in a few
rounds. The twelve-inch gun will last
for about. sixty rounds and as the gun
is capable of firing for a considerable
interval at the. rate of 45 rounds per :
hour. it. can he soon that the limit of
the life of this gun could be reached in
lless than an hour and a half.
Similar Istatomcnto can be made
with regard to smaller oaliborii. says
the report, although an the caliber
diminishes the admissible velocity in~
creases. lly lowering the velocity of
the lZ‘illt'h pl‘ujct‘iiio from 2.500 fool to
2.250 feet. per second the. life of the
gun is increased to 200 rounds. The pe-
netration of armor is reduced by the.
prmzoss. that of the l2-iucli gun at 10.-
(llti) yards coming down from about
fill/t, inches to about 9 inches and the
range at which its projectile would
penetrate 12 inches of armor pinto
being reduced from about 8.000 yards
to about 6.0th yards.
The chief of ordnance states that it
appears lhttl by using ill the situations
requirinp.r tho greatest power of iilt' it-
inch gun with {3.150 foot pcr second ve-
locity of projectile. instead of the 1:1~
inch gun. with 2.5th feet per second
initial velocity. the. army would
cure a better gun and a gun which
‘nould last four times as lone. ticncrul
(‘roziel‘ states tliul lilo Taft Board
for the revision of the report of tho
,thfiit-Oil board on coast defenses ro-
('llllllllt'lllit‘ll this unit. and that the dc-
St"
hospitals. and there was no fear of the Penuoydr property at tho corncr "WWW” l'i'l-“l‘t‘i‘lili‘ll '0'th it ill itizit‘o
any further spread of tile disease.
A horse owned by Florist Morrison,
of East Novwalk, took fright at n ti'oi-
icy car near the Keogh block. this
morning. and after perforating several
stunts. upset the wagon. Mr. Morri-
son and his son wero thrown out, but
both escaped serious injury. The
horse was promptly stopped. and pre-
vented front doing further damage.
The Grimalkin Woman is the name
by which the resident of an adjoining
village is known on account of her
fondness for thc felines. being the own-
er of fourteen cats of various breeds
and colors. from tho Maltese to tho
Minx, each of which has a not name.
like any other member of the family.
They have. their bath. arc groomed and
anointed with perfumes every day. and
\vhonevor any of them are ailing the
cut doctor is sent for and he prescribe..-
a cathartic, topic or uhaicvcr may IH‘
llt‘t‘tit‘fl. munetinn-s IllU ini: to pull it‘l‘lii
and at other having to attend to tho
manicnriug. When there is an in.
crease Ihcro is general rejoicing, but
a dcrroaso brings lauu-utiitionu. The
lady in um-ullou is dcionniuml that
no one shall ever wear “‘1' pots‘ l’ur
chins. nor any i'rauiii'urior establish
tut-tit act possession of their bodies,
nor any iidillo strini: factory uuiltlui:
their ligaments into airings which pro
duco sounds loin: after tin-y uro “one.
They are all lttid away to rest in the
portion of lb:- yard reserved for rc-
iincb‘.
Congregations in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal t‘hurch are steali-
lly increasing and the interest is deep-
ening. The topic of last evening. which
ucemotl to promise little. was one of
the most lioaM-aonrt'hlim and Impres-
sive yet announced. "Suckers" are the
branches of the vint- which boar no
fruit and ahould ho pruned off, "Every
branch in me that ilf‘ill‘l'lll not fruit
He taketh away.“ Christians are not
fruit-bearing. Why? ‘ llecunac the
“anchors" exhaust the life force and
there Is nono left for fruit. The grape
vine is not for uhade. but for fruit.
flow the uvcrkae Christian win our
uoul a your for Jenna ('brlai? (liirir-
thins live too much for iiicuiaclrea,
Christmas sills and feasts are too
largely for those who can uuiko simi-
lar limit and taunts in roluru. Willi
uil rcverr-ucn We. ask. in .ieauadlhrlat
a failure? Mail the "stickers" some
tlmck cumin men to think HO. lmt. or
cry Christina pray. "lord. pruno me
until i ilt‘t'OIIlo trait-hearing." Jesus
who was fit he have incarnate: cursed
tho fruition in: tree. Matty lit-arts
were deeply ultrrrti by the words of
tho prcuchor. and than; will his increas-
ed activity in tho work of permutation
mm to room to (lltriut. 'i‘ho topic for
tonight will be "Malian." Mr. Dua-
neit announced it taunting for tut-ll on-
ly~eno boys aiiowod to be present uti-
din?» fifteen yearn of accumu- Sunday
. neat at it p. m. The topic will ho
“Social Purity." No invitation will be
Rivonnt thrI pleating. All men are
limit“ to conic. A. rlrisdur luncheon
Friday will give the
topics for tho future.
:4
medium . and
odious ware intently pumped
Fullne- at this place. tut ovum
It in ialtcn' lull. in VIII andt
-.
stoodg room... (3, Ottawa. l.
The mum in Hill choc of tho '
of imitation :ironuc and i’t‘lllltllt‘l
street. This is fine estate and in all
hated next to Lownilcs ihl' property.
Specials
3 pkgs. Grandma Pancake Fiour...25c
3 can: Tomatoes .................. 25c
3 cans Magnolia Milk ............. 25c
3 cam Campbell's Soup ........ ...25c
Potatoes. per bushel .............. 75::
Fresh made Butter, per lb ........ 32::
Robert Smlt
Phone 251-6. Rowlyton. Conn.
waérpoar.
clupbucd as n l’ori-nmu on the estate
of H. 'l‘. iit'tli'til'd.
Members of the Congregational l‘
H. Society of this place parlicipzilcd tn
the llt‘i'itlll‘ and apron social elven by
the unricly of Barton t'onitrclzalioudi
(‘iilll‘l'il on the. lliKiil of Nowlnbcr ?.
lu tirauaclizill. icastou.
-....., ....- .1.—
Ell'f'lltlll passed ofl‘ quietly and lllf‘
muutiuii tu'i'ilillt'ii little time, Whiti-
scratched and pasted ballots \wrc very
numerous. iiit'l‘l‘ was not the Kt‘lll'i‘iti
maritiinz and nustlm: that rot-initial
from the town clot-lion a month bct‘orc.
Costly dz Hurley. the contractors
having the work of building the new
library. have slated the place as a
“Jonah one" for ibcui and there lit
every certainty now for their initial:
heavily on the Job. says the liridxcport
lt‘urnicr. From the start they worn
in onowuy and another handicapped
and now the greatest drawback to the
work delay in the matter of stone for
the trimmings. ii iii rumored that
the concern that roniruetcd to furnish
It. am! one reputed to be atnotur lilo
twat in the country. although provitiil
to in» slow in ordi-ru. is about to go
out of llllHlIlt'NH and Mr. liuriuy Weill
yoktoi'tbiy to ace regarding the coniil»
film of allairu and tho pokalllilily of
having that. company till lla ordrra
with him.
CONFLAOHATION lN CANTON.
llfJNtl KONG. Nov. lt.—~A diapalt'h
from Canton today ropoi'ta that a con-
llagullou in during on tho l‘lVf'l‘Kml} on»
poulto tinr tliuropeun quarter on tho his
land suburb of tilintuoun. It ”trill!“
wind la blowing and over a hundred
titration have already been. doairoyod.
'l‘iui lizaropcun settlement. to kattl to la-
in no danger.
Autumn Manettverawiluipiri- (to
part at aktiteiou urmylwrWhat do you
represent?
Privale-l dunno. air.
this 'ett'ti flint.
. (impireMWell. You ought to know.
7"th ropreiionl a company in extended
order. Understand? '
Private .tnftor deep oogitalloui Mill
lit! 1 ({er the boot for it cutiipuli‘v
when i [at back to canal-Wuhan.
m
The rather advertising hold is new
not by no Bastille.
l‘ui carrying
(‘iii‘t‘ord llauits. oi' li‘nirliohi, has been '
of tho lL‘inch mill in situations wlzcrc
lilo iilfiilt‘Hi powi-i' i~ rt-nnircii and ill"
12-inch gun as a maximum caliber has
been ubundonod.
(ion. (Irozicigsays that plans and spiL
cilloatlons are in preparation for the
army smokeless powder factorv. for
.\\'hich (‘ongress at its last session ap-
propriated ”65.000.
in speaking of small arms the gene
ral states the magazine rifle. 19ml ino.
(lei, was supplied to the regular troops
in the t'nilcd States for their use dur-
ing the target practice, and that the
Improved rifle of 1905 mmlol, with
knife buyonct and rear sights. has
been issued to the troops in tho i'hiv
lippiuc islands and will be issued to
tho troops In the states and the first
issue recalled
As a result of tests durinu the your.
some changes have been made in auto
loading lurinazlues rifles which may
[eventually render them satisfactory
inr servitu- nso. The manufacture of
small arms ammunition is soiiu-whul
more expensive than formerly. diu- in
ill“ increase in the most of brass and
)"lltl
ticiiernl f'i‘iixil-r statics that it until
tier of militia llallorlos imu' been mp
pltml with the new thi‘cc-inrb field or
liilorr malcrlal anti others arc bciul;
rapidly furnished with it
FOR LOCKWOOD AND DONOVAN.
Otherwise Darien Given the Usual Rel
pubiican Majority.
inirion provided two surprises Iu
'l'uvsday t'it‘t'litlil liy itivluu tiliuile-i
it. Lockwood. u majority of ill for
Jill‘m‘ iil' i‘i‘uintii', tilttl by li'nillli ult‘l‘i"
iuiah Donovan, of Norwalk. another
of l‘.‘ State Senator. ’l'lu- rout, of tho
lit-kc! was Reinibiicuu by it normal
majority.
An otfort was illntlo lo lum- ltltl bul-
iotu thrown out on tho claim they
were marked. but, after a lung wruu.
sic. (‘. Ernest Lonniiilury. the modern
tor. decided to (“WIN tho ballots. Mr.
Loiiuabury first Ctlllnillitui the town
counsel. it}. i.. iglcoiiuld. ot‘ l-ltuuiforii.
The candidates affected by tho dbl.
pain were the rcpriwvuiuilvcs and the
iuutlaeu of tho pout-o, i hie of the out»
ditiuloa for justice was William H.
Williuott. .lr.. and the oliliiul builol left
off lilo “Jr." This polls were open
about three board before the error wua
dismvormi. The Republican lowu
cimimitloo dcctdod to unirk in the "Jr.“
With pencil. it wmi because of the.
pouoii-lnurim, tho ohiocliou wus lllllllti.
There was nothing to «how the ballot»
were motion] for identification lll'ilt't‘
llm deciilnn ontm moderator.
to lint-ion they were saying volum-
day that lilo methods of nomo hairpin
friendly disposed toward honing .l. (inn
tin wally behind Mr. imiltwoml out.
The tiilnloi complaint-ii ol‘ helped him
out In Hinml‘ortl. too. it wait perimuui
etnivmot in inn-lea. that as he did in
litnmforil.
.lorcmluh i‘kinoruu's right against
the tintinociirut Lighting and Parlor
Company which ronlroln llur iilrm-t
railroad linedhotwoen Bridgeimri and
Blamlord maria him annular in ilill‘lf'il
and helped hill candidacy along won.
ductility. .
"Dill l tuition-aloud you to say that
the. people who choose the narrow path
ant iii-cilia moat draw-minded?" ‘
" at exactly; 1 a y the poop“ \iil‘c
think our. cal», charm the narrow
path are; do; most automating“,
» byTNococni‘y ‘iGlill Power
Can be Secured With Less'
' ‘ . ’i‘ '.
. lehnin momma). ,
Foamy Frantic a option about interest.
int; information continuous the world‘s .
richest of portiinids iii-charted trout this
fallout of Knsonnlik. No perfume is
quito so strong an altar. .
l The yield bi loan than Hill of l per
cent of the cotton mind. lt‘or one pound
or altar more than 4,000 pounds at
roses :iro needed. The peasant. hold
about iii shillings an ounce. For the
same thing. on sold in Paris and Lon»
don. the price in 5:8 an ounce. So
’ulroui: lit tho odor that nothing short
of n hermatiraiiy sealed )ur will rea-
truin it. A glass aloppor. howaver
ltight. will not keep it back. indood.
iso atrium bi actluiuo altar of rose that
ii. is nauseating. '
l 'l‘ho time to visit Kiisiuiiiit is about
the. tired of dune. Then you can not
:islriilo your horse and tide for two
days, 40 miles a day. least your oyer.
cu a land of damask blooms amt
breathe the. small ,of millions of roses.
When the wilul is gentle the. roues ol‘
Kunaulik have their perfume carried
50 miles away.
A SUMMER VIEW.
Paul to tho sorrow.
Light's just about“
Fit‘lti white. with cotton.
And tnciou‘n iii-art rod!
in tho cool orchards
Round o' the W‘iit'ii“
Every one rosvm .
And just in your reach.
All the birds aingtu'
Sunshiny Wald.
Shout. hulloiulla, _ .
The. rest of: yourdaypl
. > - tlautJAECoustitutlou
. an
. Diuppointment ,
. mchwbounu mun-ram.
Charles E. Dov,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167-“
lF ANY Paar or YOUR HOUSE is
nor WARM ENOUGH
it his Radiator
till
Gas Log
WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
FORT AT A SMALL COST.
Dunn. Railway ti
Lighiiiiuliilmpanu
F re‘shfi‘F: iéh.
Snapper Bloom.................12¢ lb
Wuki‘lnh.......................12°lb
Natty. Ecll....................l-io lb
Special his of Whole Salmon, lilo lb
Gideon........................t£c lb
Porglu........... .............10o lb
Butler Filip...................120 lb
Hoilbut........................14o lb
Stun cw........ .............iau lb
Largo my loo-lion». 466 to MC it cunt
All olhcr kind: of in Food at
Renoir-bio Pricou.‘
Dacross.
Till PEOPLE'O "DH AND OYI‘I’II
HANK",
old bullwhip Army Building.
tint Ind of mlflfltflfl Imot rid.”
Drink It
it is hood
noun, ma our m intuition.)
noon at inoculation. 'i‘ol. Ill-id.
Control" flotilla
from MI!
m delhmri.
Brooklyn hm . fltlli'il ' boot.
No boner. m‘fium it "(’13:
is what Mrs. Lucy
Stov all. of Tlitol'l. 63..
said after taking
Kodoi for Dys-
pepsia. Hundreds
of otherweak
women are
b e i ng ro-
i‘ stored to perfect
health by this rom-
edy. YOUmay be
well if you will take
it.
indigestioncausu
nearly all the sick-
nose that woman
have. it deprives the system of main-ion~
mnnt and tin: delicato organs peculiar to
Women suil‘er— weaken. and human
disused.
Kodol
For. Dyspepsia
enables tho stomach and digestive organ.
to digest. and assimilate all of the whole»
some food that may be eaten. It nourishes
the body. and rebuilds the weal: organs.
restoring health and strength. Kodol
relievesindigestion.constipationdyspopsia.
tour risings. belching. heartburn and all
stomach disorders.
Digests What You Eat
Kahlua indication.
iinut I'amnvh. bilab-
In} of MI. ctr.
Preplnd at m lob-
nutcryafl.0.bc'itt
t 90., Chicago. U! A.
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
‘An automobile has come from San
li‘raucisco in if» days. This indicatvs u
sustaining speed of about ”i? tauntilbictl
an hour.»llroolilyn [Talon
._ -.- W- ..
; Interesting Specials ‘
The Very Best Elgln Creamery But-
ter, per lb. 28c.
Potatoes. per bulhel 75c
3 Can Corn 255
3 Can: Early June Pan 25c
A. Stull
Phone 22H.
22 Cottage Ave" East Norwaik.
wall ”
Pape
'6
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gullah, '
DEGORATOB.
flurlloul—III. 'i"
to mu or. _ I. NOIWALK.
...-.... - ...“... w..t....-....w..u.t....
um
i on WP w. M YMOND
l . Funeral amour
i and lmbalmn.
i to North mm It. «all: Not-walk.
Huldcuu, 0 Washington limo
Telephone at noon. to“.
wwwm-Ww~w.«oflm .. '91“ . aluuhmqui . um
I
moMmuomoom
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING. 11,
STEAM, I 1.3,,
HOT WATER. {in}.
AND QM).
0A9 FITTING.
“w
Tin. Shoot iron. Copplr
and Zinc.
”Goodman-col.
m» m. m- . W .
Infillmflk. Cm. 5
w ...... ....» ww‘
.Rartnoaos 'ro amiss pan men
. CHARGE FOR CARS.
CHICAGO. Nov. ti.-~-A meeting ,of
the big central and western ruliroa‘du.
thleh own most of the freight cars
of the country. will he held in Chicago
(today for the purpose of raising the
per them now charged by them for the
,ui-ie of freight cars whim on the rails
of roads other than their owners.
The central and nan-item lines com~
plain that owing to tho small per diem
'tiio teaser eastern lines not possession
of their corn and licep them when they
are. aorcly in need of them and tho
por dlcm will be increased as it means
or hastening the return of cars to
their owners.
CHARGED WITH KILLING MOTH-
ERIN-LAW.
LONDON. Nov erlturl Slau, altar;
llau. described as a lawyer of Wat-h,-
inlziun, was :trrulngctl at the ilow
street (‘ourt today for extradition to
Germany on the charge of murdering
bin mother-induw at tuition-Baden.
(lrniid Duchy County of linden. 'l‘ho
prisoner declared that, the charge was
due to a misnndersliindiug. and asked
the magistrate it) send him to Germany
immediately for trial. lie was roniuud-
od pending lilo arrival of t‘i'itil"il"(‘.
Stan's wife anti child were with him
at the Hotel Cecil hori- uhcu ho was
arrested. ’I‘ho police found a loaded
l't'thil‘l‘i' and several l'illiti-‘tlliliti fruits
t$i¢ltl(l,l on the person of the prison-
er.
The rewards of faith arc not given
for iilu service of four.
There are few things more mislead-
ini: than a manufactured inartyrdou‘i.
“Illldillllls‘
Iadlcl Au yum llruryziat (or
» int-rimmi- I'm. in RN!
’Iaurl (ii-iii mctnlliz bum. sealed
with little Ribbon. Tole-outlier.
\ liuv U 1""! Inn at.“ and Iiii for
t t‘llLl‘llENJ‘R ENGLISH. the
DIAMOND BRAND I’llilm, for $6
' “gamed as Best. Saint. Alwayi
cm
horrible. stall Dn )(i :9 . uh .
Oflobum‘flbolucoi K “maid; ‘ 1.31:.
iliiiiituii Bill
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN- ‘
—.—_——
TMNOACTI A GENERAL IANKINB
IUSINES'. i
t 3i ‘
tilt") cAPrrAc. «‘35,:
3100.001100
h IUIPLUI mo norin']:
$178,500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWION, '1’...
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pm
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cal-bier.
WILFRED BODWELL, Asst. Cashiu
DIRECTOR‘
E. H. Mathew-on Henry Icymer
John H. Knapp lamuol Grumma
JOIllh R. Marvin ii. Wallace Marvin
Chrictlln await: John H. Lil"-
Frod H. flow-n.
......
mint!
v“
«9.3;. .
- K.‘
. in“
It is only thinking poopio who get
the best of things when they make. it
purchase. They "think" beforohaud
where they will no to buy. mid their
grout hoods rule that the best atom to
patronize will naturally be tho one
that «elects its stocks with tho great-
its prices upon fairness to all. And
that. in our well-known business max-
llll.
We pride ourselves particularly on
our Stovo valucu. tjouk. limiting anti
Oil Heaters. 'l‘horo may in- its L'nml.
hut. thoro certainly is nmn- hotter that;
the Stewart at any prior. Your imam
back, if not. satisfied, after .i luotith :-
trial.
A. .i. ANGEVINE d SON.-
FURNITURI. ITO.
134 Wulhtagtoa "not.
doom Namath. Conn.
Wall Papers.
Painters—ignoring;
Crookeni.
Glassware.
Housofumlshina
oods.
Cloth Window auction. with trim III
Whit» Curtain Pom. with mm 100
Windmill-{and thow
Shades Made ill Order.
llaml ““— ‘ “All!
Paintina and
Decorating. .
IIII‘ “- Him-“it.
; i Lil. DECKER,
I? Worthington m
inhonld be compiled
out discrimination and care, and bases ..
In a maturity of can». it had liver
mound a had head. Fix the liver out!
you fix the head. .
ENOK‘S
SOH
MANDRAKE PILLS
A Sure can for all the animal. rc—
uulting from the liver.
Tin-y area aurc. uncut relief
for indigestion. Constitutional? u-
ncn. Heartburn, )‘latnleucy. uid lo
a new. Malaria. jaundice, etc.
(lunrnnteed all Vent-bl-
Absoluteiy Harmless.
1n nectar Seventy Years.
For Ml: everywhere. 25 canto I
box or by null.
Ilr..i.li. Schenclt & Son.
Philollu
i‘n.
All things come. to the other fellow.
if you Wail. long enough.
liailu the all. Y.
for freight Guile".
OI Ind after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York. (food
of Dover street), every day, (except:
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and float!
Nor-walk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT CO. ‘
Annln' J. Emith c. c. ileum-ll
Lou“. ion-int Alon.
1
THE NEW.
noun. VICTORIA
DH! MINUTE FROM DEPOT. ..
[UROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room: a special “alum. In
and Electric Light: throulhoul. Iv-
ory room healed.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely clocked Cate in connection
A full line of Acker. Merrill & Cori.
dlt Co's celebrated Winn, Liqnou and
Cigar. alwnyu on hand, ,
T. if. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Cali. 390—4.
Eviaii’hov'o’ manual cum;
IER.
—!~a-..J
4..-]...
will I Ilium
snow white, rim-pit co "Sinndlfl" Pu?
retain Enameled lanaiory.
Have you ever stopped to Wide!
how deiighfully convenient it. would
he to have hot and Cold running watei
in your dressing chamber. Ilooit
ins apartment of first floor tout]
room? its preiicilt‘c would afford [cf
the higeat degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prcht 0Y7!
plumber. are strictly competent IL;
chanlca. honour and reliable.
Horaco R. Nash;
CORNER MAIN AND WEI? IT...
iifi " ' 1|th
PLUMBING AND ITIlMi 1
' HEATING. l
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR llFIA'l‘lNG.
‘TOVES Altai.) RANBEQ. l
ILATE AND 'l’lN l'ithFlNl. :3;
0n and Bloom Filling,
III Fixturn, Metal Cutting. Ito. ‘
Havo you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTN‘IKISS
COMPANY,
17 WA”; c‘rnaz‘r. aouwaut.
lulu Not that Your
Own Home ‘3
Rants nro advancing all the time.
and dalirablo tillnrtliu-niu liro iii-coni-
in“ cancer evt‘ry du)‘, We have it
number of Very iii-iambic hoinuu for.
sale, azd can willie the terms and
price right. ‘
J. M. Layton. a on;
lucoaroiuusr: 1‘
0 Railroad AVON“. lo. Momma
w.wmnt .. “Mu... w
m: Jonah. in tongues
Ala: mmmwm “A?
0 It. At. cl?
motivation ‘lto'lanv no!“
out» “roan
“calico. i
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Wit Hawaii. 9,;
Norwalk Chronicler