Saturday candy.
JUST RECEIVED.
290 a pound
“it
the Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNER 8 FNMA”. PROPS»
Ills WASHINGTON 81‘.
TO I. Cull 499-3.
Miss Ethel .(‘ll‘over‘l'ls rvisiting
White Plains.
E, If. Scriven. and family have mov-
ed here. from New-town.
Letter Carrier Edward Hartford err
joyed it fine day's fishing yesterday.
Miss Milly Weeks. of Cottage street,
is visiting in Dutchess County, New
York.
There will be a. men‘s meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. to-
morrow. led by Evangelist, Duunett.
The subject of the meeting of the.
Epworth League of the. East. Avenue
Methodist Church tomorrow will be,
”Forgiving One Another."
The. meeting of the Loyal Workers'
Society of the Advent Christian
(Yhurclt will he held at the regular
time tomorrow at the church.
The subject. of the. morning sermon
at the Advent t‘ltrlstiau Church it)-
mol‘row will be. ”The Saint‘s (Yovoua-
lion." and in the evening. ltev. James
W. Davis will preach on "Planted in
the House of the Lord."
The Rev. .l. W, Davis. pastor of the
Advent. Christian Church. will preach
at the (lrnnbury chapel. tomorrow, at
4:15 p.‘ or. iii place of the “0V. it).
Cunningham. wlto is in the midst of
revival services in his own church.
Evangelist Donnell recovered froin
his cold sufficiently to be able to sing
last evening. and his solo was lnspir~
lug. Mrs. Merriam and Misses Carrie
and Nina Carpenter rendered a very
pleasing trio. ”The Battle. Is the
in
Lord's." Mr. Dunnett's motto. was his
subject. He gave a very vivid and
dramatic picture of lsrael and the Phil-
istlnc and David's great victory over
lollitth. llavld could do nothing with
Soul‘s armor; it would little carered.
hidden. lniried him. But it islew (lol-
iiith with a slim; and lives ootlt peb~
bles out of the brook lietuuso “the
battle is the. Lord‘s.“ The work is
llod‘s. ’l‘ite evangelist may preach tine
sermons, but sermons will not save
souls. (lod‘ ntttst do that. Men are to
trust. in God. The address was
strengthening to faith. East Norwulk
was distrieted and women volunteered
to visit New house and present pro
grants for the coming week's meetings,
and invite people to come to the ser-
vices. The Rev. G, A. Freeman. of
finrlen. was present and offered prayer.
..._.._.,_..
Good for everything it salve is used
for. DeWilt's Witch llazel Salve. ltrt
lit-Will's. Sold by the (‘llfford l’lllll"
Inucy nod The Bridge Pharmacy “
ROWAYTON.
The llowayton Free Library will be
closed for a week. beginning November
lit. for repairs.
Ambrose t‘roi-ltett, of (‘rnw avenue.
who had hit; linger cut till. ht getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Andrew Milli:
l'urlter are visitlnt:
field. ’l'rlnlly Latte.
Mrs. Andrew Mills is entertaining
Mrs. Lewis t‘nss l’ill‘llt‘l‘, nl’ liedtord‘
and Mrs. it. i'.
Mrs, A. l“, Sl‘ir
l‘ttl‘li'. Borough of the lli'oitx.
Mrs. lintlb- Wicks, of (illllfkt'il
street. nmi son, Sanford. are visiting
friends in llrooltlin for a few days.
'rllt' newly orunulzeil Iltulu corps will
hold it :4inva lo the licndtpuirlers ill
ltlbble‘u blot-it next week Friday fliglll.‘
'f'lie tout-rut or Mrs. John li‘. ricotIebI
will be held Hominy morning at. euro
o‘clock. til the faintly homo lti Ruwttl"
ton avenue. Itov. W, ll. Thomas will
DARIEN An ' nosorou.
Jock Finch has moved to Dr. fian-
soli's cottage. corner Center and Main
street.
.Thomss B. Wilson and Dr. Alfred
House have newly purchased automo
lilies.
Mri-i. Davies of the Burton ten and
cotton store, is recovering from an at-
tack of the grip.
Mr. uitd Mrs. lt‘rcd 'l‘ooker have
moved to their recently purchased
home on Main street.
Contractor 0. (3. Hawaii is pointing
the residence of George Williamson.
Maple street. Darlen.
George Gelid. is to open it meat mar-
ket in South Novwnlk, next to the.
Central Food Co.‘ 3 store.'
Mr. and Mis iieiuy Bretteltei have
rented a part of their recently com-
pleted residence to a Boston llllln.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry lli'encltei' have
named their youngest daughter "I’liil-
line" after a cousin in Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. George flip-row of
Westport. have been recent. guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William A. latiigdon of
Burton.
Miss Katie. Marlng was one of the.
two sohoinrs in Center school who
ranked highest. iii the last three.
month’s report.
Next. Sunday evening at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Dorian. the
stereopticon views illustrating scriptu-
l‘ill subjects will be continued.
Miss Minnie Street is recovering
front‘her recent very serious illness
of diphtheria. She was under the
care of Dr, Allen. of South Norwulk.
James M. Willinott and [outs At-
wnter of the Frank (lilbroth. (70.. New
York. are employed on the large. mill
being constructed at ltoeltvllle, Conn.
Center School. Darlen will give ll
musical and llternrv entertainment at
the Town liall. November 33. The
proceeds of the affair will be devoted
to the purchase of a piano.
Mrs. M. M. Scovllie and son Henry.
will remain at their lliirien home llll-
til after Thanksgiving. November ‘29.
when they leave for the Hotel flur-
illiglou. New York, lot the winter.
.‘irbah ‘Sellotk of Long Ridge. who
was it private in Company A. Twenty
eighth Regiment. Connecticut Volati-
teers, in the civil war. has been nti-
utltted to the Soldier’s Home. in Novo~
ton.
Henry Breneher has it reuutrknble
flock of Pelliu dunks; which have not"
lulled to furnish him Willi two eggs for
breakfast every day since October 2].
’l‘ltis is unusual as the natural season
for duck eggs is ll‘ebrnnry and
March.
Principal Stowe. of Center School.
llurien. is winning many friends in
llut'ten and is vet-v popular with the
school children. The I‘I‘l‘i‘lll lllt‘t‘lllil.’
til parents anti guardians called by
ltlut was well attended. (.‘omtulttees
were appointed to prepare it program
tor the next. meeting. the (title of which
has not been decided. The address
of Mr. Stowe was pleasing. original,
and well received.
Dertt’s Little Early Risers. About
the most reliable pill on the. market.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. it
.__..
CRANBURY.
Mrs. t'. it). tlretzory spent Friday with
M rs. Wilcox ltt Novwalk.
Mrs. Minnie llregory is buiidiuu an
addition on her house.
Mrs. Hattie iloutou visited with re-
latives iii llridgeport ’l‘ucsdny.
Miss Mamie Martin visited over
Sunday with t'rivtttls in East Norwulh.
Mrs. Robert Gregory and daughter,
ill'l' \it-lillll-I. rvlnlltt-s in lilillkt‘ltltl'lv
Miss Josie l'iuli. of South Not'wullt.
\\il.\ at recent tint-st of Mrs. .\ttu.t
.\anu-.~.
Mrs It). lloyl, of Norwnllt hm. bin-u
\ihitiin: Ilt'l' parents Mr and Mrs. llo
\lti 'l'tulwt‘. the past few days
Mrs. Edward Fillow of l'llllidl'
l'lalu... spent \t’n'dttosduy with Mrs. H.
A. l"lllow.
Mr. idtlilll nod family. who IlllVl' been
at llll' Willow. form all summer lune
llltllt'll to Nornnllt.
Mrs. \‘nrb-u lltttt returned after sv-
veral wwlm than with her parents in
tiprlnizlleld. Muss
Minues .leitu ntid llervl (lenlt have
offloinlv
Lewis t'ass Patio-I. .l. formerly of
Rownyton. has returned to h‘nrlliault 'w
Minn, front W‘illlitlon. North llukitio.
where he llilll been (imputed in mission
nry work.
Mrs. Jeanette little. W. ll. llmnillon.
ft. M. Dayton. Henry MrKuevi-r. Barttti
Ninth. Mrs. M. h“. llrown. t‘nlvln 8. Fer-
I'ltt. Nellie ll. Wall. Maxwell Ei‘nrls,
l‘earl Pontoon, .l. ft. Stewart have let.
let-a awaiting them at the ltownytoti
poubotllro.
itownvttut ilflllilHl
l-‘rnoh t‘. lit-own. pastor»
o m. nod ‘l:.’ltl p. In. Maroon: sublei'l.
the Word of it King. Evvlilml topic.
A iluhlo-i of tittnnner l-‘roit. Htllllllllil
rv'briol. lizlfi: .litttlorn. :z-no; i-tenlor
Endeavor. ti. It». 'l‘iteitdtiy t‘l't‘ltllltt at It
u‘vlneh. minute prayer meeting in the
lltlllin oi Mm. ltmnnvl White. 'l‘lun's
tlut‘ “H'llltm at 1:1tll. Happy Hour nor»
vice.
t‘liurrb. Rev.
Ht'l‘l’ll't‘rl liltiltl
Specials
3 pkga. (motion: PIncIliI Flour. . .254:
all-III Tomato"..................2b¢
3 IIIII MInnollI Mtlk.............tl$c
I «m emptuo'I .GMP.......‘....3M
mums. par hthIt. . . . . . . . . . . .704:
Penn made Butler, per lb........320
gfibart Smith
been spending several days with their
sister Mrs. tlcoppie in Bridgeport this
weelt.
H. ll. Adonis. t‘ l’ l-‘tbtbie i" if.
liawlti ft and .lnun- s llawken of llrldite-
|ltlll note “bubbly tuition iii 'l‘ l" ille-
gor'sy
Mrs. John Ul'flll.’ of New York ton
Inally Mimi Millie t‘onlt llmt been visit-
itui her )llll‘l'llitt Mr. and Ml‘ll. Edward
(look.
Mrs. litivhi Winters who is lit very
poor health and Mom 1.17.2le Winters
ill'f‘ staying with Mrs. lilittlnittro lu
ltorlcn for the present.
ltotinedi‘n lsixuilvc. vontninlng
Holley tutti 'l‘nr. lumen the bowels.
t‘onluini. no opinion. l‘onlot‘nin in
Pure ll‘oiul lllltl lltiir. how Hold by"
The t' limit-d l'litltlllltt} «out the Hubble
l’lIaituiiti.
WEl’STPORT.
l"l’llilk iii. lloyt ill ytultlutt friends in
llronltlyti.
ll. W. Marne, of' l’lltahurg, l’n..
been visiting in town.
Mrs. l-‘rtitilt Marvin tr
friends in New York.
Mrs. l". ll. Mills hits been entertain-
llnt friends from Brooklyn.
Mrs. George ilhiirwuotl is home from
«visit with friends In Weston.
Mrs. C. ii. Kemprr has been visit.
that friends in ftmldlmt the hunt trunk.
Miss Jeanette Bradlt-i of ltinnmp,
tutti been visiting friends lit ”Eli vi.
tint l; .
hill!
vlsltlutt
m ma. more». Quit.
\
’al
, sion at lllt‘ chapel next \‘l'ednesday at
«all guests at the home.” Judge D
Medley.
Miss Abbie 'l‘rowhridge, at Church
fittest. who has been seriously ill with
pnuemonia is improving.
.MI‘ and Mrs Wurdwell. of Silver- ‘
mine. were recent guestsof Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel (innit. of llrldgo street.
A. 0. Jennings and with. who have
been shimmering in their college in
the Farms section. have gone home to
Waterbury.
Mrs. Albert Bit-its. of Bridgeport, is
being entertained at the Farms home.
other patents. and Mrs .1. ll.
Jennings.
l’nttl Schultz. architect and builder.
has taken the contract. for bulldltn;
Mrs, Augusta Clinton's house In (lotu-
po street.
Mrs. (.‘hurles (layer is resting com-
iortnbly alter the resetting of tin in
jut-ed right hip. trnctnrt-d by a tall lit
the cellar for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. oi’ llrookiyu.
spent the first of the week with Mrs.
Harvey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joint
Stuart. on Railroad avenue.
liarry ll. li‘alrchild, the rural mail
carrier on route 35. is enjoying it [5
.tluys' vacation. lt‘. ll. liatterson is
iii-tint: its ills substitute.
Mrs, Mary ll). Holmes and Mrs.
l‘liarles Adams. of Greenwich: Mrs.
Jane Finch and Mrs. llelle It‘illt'li. of
Chestnut lilll. spent Thursday with
Miss Edna (innit. .
Sungutuuk M. iii. Church—Regular
Sunday morning worship at ltlzili. Sun
day school at 12. Evening service at
7. Midweek prayer meeting, Wednes-
day evetilng at 7:30. in the lecture
room.
Holy Trinity Church—~Serviees on
Sunday at 10:30 and 7:30. The annual
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will
be held iii St. Paul‘s Church. Norwaik.
on Wednesday. the lith. First our
vice at 9:30. All the women of the
parish invited to attend. in rouse.
quence of this meeting. Trinity Guild
will meet on Tuesday afternoon.
The thunk offering meeting of the
Msislutiary auxiliary at the Westport
Congregational Church. Wednesday
afternoon. was well attended. Mrs.
'I'llontits ll, Lees. president. and Mrs.
Long, vice president. jointly presided.
After the opening exercises Mrs. Hill“
inn 1‘. Beach. of New Haven, formerly
of the North ('hintt mission, gave an
interesting address oit the work in
North (lbinn. At the close of her re-
marks it thank (IITerlllI: was l't‘i‘t’il‘t-ll.
Refreshments were serred and a social
hour enjoyed. '
Congregational t‘liuttbu-St-tvlces to-
morrow: The Rev, Joseph ll (‘latmlt
1th.. of New will :i seirelitiy ot‘ the
Home Missionary Society. will speak nt
10:30am.
it valuable study of national problems.
"The l.t‘.i\““llllm of the Nations." and
his message will come with the force
of no expert. (ltterint: for the society.
Sunday school at l:. Men‘s class topic,
“llisloynily in l'ouulr)‘." .\l thltl p. "L.
it'll readers will present the second
lilbtiezil story intitlotl. "Moses litc
lulwrutor.’ This unique wHtrr- prio
tut rt-r) ittltuctivt- last Sunday night.
llr, l‘lnrk is the author of . “v
thrills li. Dot.
I m WASHINGTON STREET.
l'lalsted.
Pharmacy, South Not‘wullt: is}. P. Weed
Norwalk.
Hurry up "mills. overwork stud
orgies I cause ionsnputtou Univ-it
ly and surely cuml by iron OI
labial».
Iu Inna: Tatum II I tum I'llflllflufll
"mm tau. ilfi emit» II III dunno-t». or p; umi
Auk for our normal to not out puma”. Th
IMO: tout-I1 on. Matt. lush ,.
For sale and recommended by in H.
South ’Nortvnllt; Zeltluns
supply hot water without robbing ‘
the oven of boat.
it‘or Said by
llonce lilaslt, titlili'ni and hill lliiiitil
l
:
time was afforded. Refreshments were
served. .
lifts (diaries ft, ’l‘ulluuulge. who
has been visiting with hot friends.
I
Mr.
l'ouuH «trout,
In Btoolilvn. liiltl
country two months and it half.
brunch. tif’Vt-‘l'tlly sprained his
day night.
home in a. carriage.
lid. on serious results are expected.
ford. has
lion.
feet.
or heating.
and Mrs. llnrry li‘. Zarr, of [input
lt‘llllflt'il to her home
containing in the
“node" Mills, the
right
the Stamford station. Mon-
lie had to be taken to his
Although pain-
bruiienian on
tnltle lll
Architect. lieitry Marvin. of Stum-
eomploted plans for n dwell-
my, t‘or t‘tiurles White, in this town.
the house will be of stone construc-
lwn and onehali’ stories. 20x28
with shingle rool‘. No plumbing
Now tltnl election is over. consider.
able interest is being inanifosted in at
possible immediate amioiutmont for
postmaster.
Kirk and (3.
those. most mentioned for the job. Al‘
though there are others who are. try-
W. S. Raymond, W. W.
fl. Illemerritt are among
Safe.
on hnFrnnco.
LADIES
mile. “Franco’s—
campound 9"" ”Wm-
Quick. Reliable Re ulator
Superior to other romediItI sold at hi I ptlt‘flfl.
Cure urn. n teed. Suersutull out by over
200.! ’0 W0 on. Prlco.2 Cent drug
ntntnur by mail. onlmonlalsaud be rh M free.
Philadelphia. PI
HARDWARE
Potatoes, per bushel
22 Cottage Ave..
interesting Specials
The Very Best Elgin Creamery But
tar. per lb. . 28c
....... 75c
3 Cans Corn 25::
3 Cam Early June PeIII 25:
A. Stull
Phone 223-3.
East Norwalk.
Phone 167»
The public cordully invited. Ladies
unable to return the ilutuli offering
windows on \Vtidtiesdny'. can pluce
them lit the oftertory plates on Sunday
l‘i either service. "l‘he pastor. ltev, W.
i’. blinders. will be in Niiiiizntuck Tues
day and Wednesday. attending the titt-
Itual meeting of the general confer-
ence. The llenelleieut Society is to
hold it quilting and lllllvll‘lllllllllln ses
2:30 p. m. l‘hureh night service.
day evening.
l~‘ri-
(‘nseaswcol is it harmless t‘oiupountl
of vt-izotitlilt' t‘Xll'llt‘lh‘ tltlll is wonderful
in its beneficial ('th’tfltt on the stoiu»
itclts of babies and children. lit-colu-
mended and sold by The (‘lli‘l’ord
l‘lturuincy anti The Bridge l’him
inticy. "
NEW CANAAN.
fluorite llurycit bus luovmt tutu his
new house itt South ttt‘i'ttutu
MWS Lottic Mt‘lieurv. ol' \‘uolwrr. l\
a dual of lilII-stI't' l"ill'ii, \‘islit
.lttlili Sliml‘ tii' Slitiiiiorti. \llrili’ll \vllli
his family in Ilo,\l street. ’l‘uesdo).
Miss Susan Mm-lwr. of Norotou. is
the new lionseltocpet' nt in M. Mon
roo's.
Frank littln-I’il‘
of Hl'l‘l‘llWil'll.
Iowu. Hominy.
Mrs. H .l. t‘uutplu-ll. of Vista. lint. rt‘v
turned-otter u pleasant visit with her
ilnuabli-r, Mrs. flurry 'l‘lnunpuou. of
Stamford.
The L‘. It. lit-own house lti South
avenue. owned by John Davenport.
has been llltIVt-tl to its new idle to
Mend till't‘i'l.
.loltn ll l‘.oe or the t‘eutttil l’har
ittney or not in one of tin- lnlet-il liu-
prove Id petteeted 'ltlliltllll prm
m-I‘lption scul- s
it. (‘. Raymond be seriously ill. and
there Is little liope' of his permanent.
rooovt'l'y. it In raid that his mind tI
serlonuly affected.
.l‘btu. the sorrel borne
llllllt)’ yours by Dr. lit-turtle W. ltlrcb.
Wllu killed by fluorite llolierts. of
rttantlord. Hulnrtiiiy.
Minn Mnrv McDonald. who recently
tilll'l'llllttt‘ll the hire, (freon place on
it finiouvt Hill. in having it number
ltnprow-nwntn made.
Allen Wood. who turn ltt‘on nerloiihlt
'III with llilmllllllt. l! utnvb iouuuml
'llllfl nnuomteeinmn ht nomt pt; noun.
to llltt runny little. friends
Auctioneer llexnmnr. of fitmutord
ltllltl the household furniture, hormm
wagons and humans. at the realtlmire
of it}. ll. horn-nee, Monday.
A number of Manon» from out or
town furnished tin ehtertnlnnwnl to
the regular nteeilmt of Harmony
Milne. it. tout A. M.. \‘l’mliieatlny even-
lug.
'i‘bo llnm-bail t‘lnb‘s lair cloned hf
tm- three nights of entertainment and
dancing. 't‘uemitty evening. A good
Iron Willi realised foolish-nylon the me
plumes of tho bull llf‘flmttl bud clotted.
The Hannah Benedict Carter Chan
tar met at the home of Mrs.- H., .
Rogers. Park street. Wednesday when
and limit-tn- t‘nrt'olt.
visited with i'rlI-Iitl-t in
driven Ito
in... paltry WWW but we to
Item. A triumphant; and mm
lF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE is
it his litiditiltll
TH! PIOPLIJW ”’HT AND OYITNR
NOT WARM ENOUGH
illi
[its big
WlLL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
FORT AT A SMALL COST.
[Joni]. liailtrtitlti
Lightinghtmpaiiti
#rééh rigs
Wall
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. ii. Gotham,
DEBORAH)".
TILIPHONHI.
10 MRI? IT.
l"‘
I. NORWALK.
Snapper BlueI. . .. .......... .....12c In
WIItItlIh. .......12clb
Native EatI. ......... .14c lb
8 «lat Brita of WholI 8Ilmon, 10c lb
Clean..-...................120 lb
PorglII ...... ...... ......lt)clb
Butter FlIh....................120 lb
HIlilnIt........................l4o lb
Sink 006........ .............12c ll:
largo dry lIcIllo I, 460 to MI I quIrt
All othtlr klnI of an Food M.
RIIIonIblI Prim.
Ducross.
Old OIlv
”“9”." Army Building.
not [ml of
IIlIlnntItI OtrIIt IrltlgI
Drink it:
it' is Good
Brooklyn bravery fi‘rm'I intu- bur.
No better. We deliver it in your
house. h on per If“! (21 bottles.) Lt
quorI It Intuit our». TIL. mu.
Control Hinton".I
% on mm w. an mom. i
FunIrIf Director i
and tmbafmcr. l
l
1
ill North Main 81. south Norvalli..
Reunion“, 6 WIIhlnotIo ltrIIt.
TIlehonI I't houu, 134-2.
a”... m....u...-...
d... “H”... .m..m—.u. oaswm
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM. .
HOT WATER. I .
AND ‘tfli'
GAS FITTING. '
W
Tin. Sheet iron, Coppur
Ind Zinc.
so 30th min Street.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
title serious transliteration is sly»
elr candidacy.
s. Gardiner Tiffani Coon, 0!
Wobbly/n has been spending a few
days with Mrs. Edwin noyt Garter
street. Mrs. Goren was a delegate
from New York to thuworld's W. C. '1‘-
U. eonveiition in Boston. and also the
national oonvoutlon at Hartford. Last
year she was it delegate to the con-
ve-ntnou at. hos Angoles.
Contractor lcorge ll. Brown is con-
verting the Charles Whitley plltco itt
Oenolto avenue into a modern dwell-
ing. Mr. Whitley recently sold his
place to R. F, Bloomer. of New York.
Mr. Bloomer intends to spend his
Hummers here. A first-elnss system of
Bi‘Wl‘lill‘ll‘ will be installed. and in all
about etuuou will be expended upon
the llllillfl‘tlu‘lllllllfi,
i" ll llurt has the contract for ill“
painting iti reputation with the rest-
deuce, stables and l‘tttmitousc .11 Eden-
wood rm 1‘, ll. Adtlaiue. ol this town.
illicit and flame r-csidtuee. ‘J smiles,
40x72 i'eot: tintttltuusc. 'll\-i7 it‘t‘i:
other contracts not ill. Harold A.
Parsons of Stamford is the general
(tJllliit(",lOl and. tho Fairbanks Wll~l
liaius company electiicnl work.
The. ladies of the Connie. n tlonitll
(ivlnuth received their friends in the
(impel of the e‘liutch, )eslettldy aftot
noon. Mrs Miller. oth .“ liuvtti. fol-
iuerly of India, and now ticld llllsHlltll’
NY for Cmttlo't‘tit‘ul. fold of lll‘l‘ work
in It most. interesting tannin-r. A plc;tn’~
lttt.’ feature, was the, iliiit'llt‘tiil. which
was served by ,\'oiiu,.; indies, costumed
in the dress at" different countries. ‘ A
large number of friends and interest-
ed guest were prsenl.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mts. Fittitkliit liiisli oi Niw Castle,
Del., says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
intlil l ltitili Brazilian Balm, and one fit)
cent bottle cured me cotttpletelt."
For sale by it. ll. l‘laisled. l". H.
finxter and The Clifford Pharnuiey. ”
llll NlllllNAl BlNl
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TMNOAOT. A GENERAL IANKINS
IusmaII. »l
1133.: “HTML will“
’100.000.00
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EDWIN H. MATi-tewsorl. Dru.
JOHN H. KNAPP, VlamPrOI-
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cllhlof‘.
WILFRED BODWELL, Am. Cantu.
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewwn Henry hymen
John H. Knapp Iamul Grammy,
JOIlIh R. Marvin 'J. Wall-co MIrlei
ChrlItlIn Swan: John H. Li."-
Frcd H. Rowm.
I‘Ii‘Greatal-le‘a'df”
it is only thinking people who get
the best of things when they make a
purchase, They “think"
where they will go to buy. and their
that. selects its stocks with tho great
its prices upon fairness to all.
that is our well-known business Innx
lm.
our Stove values. Uoolt. ”t'iillllk and
till Heaters.
the Stewart at any price.
trial.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITURE, no.
134 WIIhlngton strut.
mm
Wall Papers.
Painters? Supplies.
CfOerl'll.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window and». with (Human
. White Curtain Petal. with natural, 100
In.“
Shades Made to Order.
' “I l AI
Painting and
Decorating.
LII. 'EEGKER.
If WIIhmgtIn “not.
M
if." “a:
beforehand
great heads rule that the best store to
patronize will naturally ho the one
out discrimination and care, and buses
And
We pride ourselves pnrtlcubirlr on
The!“ may lit‘ its )zllttli.
but there certainly is nllllt‘ lu-ttcr tltnn
Your Inoncv
back, if not. satisfied, utter a month‘s
loath NorwIlk. Conn.
Picturolrames andlllmlow ..
no» view-"o
Up to the Mark?
ii Hot feeling: as well as you
Lhtttliti do not make the mill-
trc-ilt oi lt‘lilllt" iotn health tulle
chrc tit lipt'.“ lxtwnl to
Beecham’s’?’
Pills
Bold Everywhere. in boxes we. and tho.
"soar AND KILLED His wore."
HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. ill. «.lucol)
Steliuutu o buller‘makei entplinirl .it;
lllu Pennsylvania Stenl Woilts nt Stet l-
ton. shot and killed his wile lll lionid.
street Mating loll: ty Stebtnuu and]
his .wife hale. not been living logetht i
for some little The shooting followed
the l'ailnic ol‘ Steltntuus attempt to
persuade hit with to it-llll‘il bonus.
' In Alton a mum».
IA” your final: not for
(i ter’l I III in lit-l!
“9 mm) a bum. Ietlcd
with BlitI lblmui‘ .ltInoollIer i
lie of our Elwiullétd‘ all: for
'lll hill, lhu
ItI'IANII labia. m ills
"but“ III “Cl! bnfust. Alwis
end tile. hold by DH] glue everywhere.
he: ohmitd 00.. ll .00be In. PI.
nan Lint. tall.
for freight 0n!r.".'
Oil Ind after Tuesday. January I,
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot:
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p‘. m. Freight received
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. In. uni Bantu
Norwaik up to 6:30 p. In.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT co.
Annlng J. Imitli '3. C. Honmm
Lama. ‘Ifllrll Alma,
. rm”... . . . ..-. . .3
THE new.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ml: MINUTE FROM oat-0t ..
EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘
..Our roomI I IpeclII future. III
and Electric LightI throughout. Iv.
Iry room heated.
IATas REASONABLE
Finely Itocke Care In connIotlon
A full line of cker, Merrill d Goth
(lit (:05 celebrated Winn, qunou Ind
Clean IlwayI on hand.
'1‘. ll. SULLIVAN. Proprlcton,
Telephone Call. 39H
EVER! LADY'O DRESIINI CHA‘J
IER.
”LN AM"
should be oqiitppm Mil I mam
snow white Ollt‘tlli'l'v Siandlrl" For
celain Enameled Laxatmy.
Have you eter stopped to was!
how delil,li.'i1tly convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running want
in your dressing chamber, Ilaeti
ins apartment of tit-st floor will.)
room? its presence would afford [Ll
the higest degree of coiittort.
We will gladly quote you prion. Off!
plumbers are strictly competomm
chsniCI. honest and relish“.
Horace R. flaSh
comm MAIN AND we" on.
i In '
PLUMBING AND STEM”:
HEAT {NC}.
HOT WATER HEATING-
HOT AIR HEATING.
.TOVES AND RANGE.
lure AND no Romain.
an Ind Steam Fitting. .
III leturII, Metal Ceiling. ”I. l
Have you Icon our flock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
run JONES at sarcomas
COMPANY
17 WALL“. ITHEET.
if
NOIWALK.
Whit Not Butt Your
‘ Own Home?
ftonln are advancing fill the tlmd.
and desirable upnrtntruis oln barman
itn: Iteureer «very tiny. We have a
number 0! very (it"ttll'itlllt‘ liotueu tort
sale, and can India: the terms trail
price right.
J. M. Lnyton&Co.
lllCOllPOltAl‘Et: :“i
ll mound AVInuI. Bo. Monika
”W, A. ”.3
in: mm It. {pa with {pa
“their“ fl
[its Immigrant“ in. Vitus-rut
“MT.“ .0an
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