liifint
, ‘iltllhlllillllififlilifltlltlj
tunnel. to oral: oi President
Splinter and. Six Others and;
Injury, oi Many
m...—
.‘
‘ Lrucnauno, V0,. Nov. BIL—An in-
vestigation in being made today In
the circumstances which led to the
wreck of the two Southern Railway
mat trains near here. yesterday, result-
his in tho death 0! President Spencer,
at tho road. and six other persons. and
tho Injury of many others. The death
of William Pollard, the negro porter
in President Spencer‘s special car, and
J. W. Shaw. the nngro fireman. both
of whom died in the City Hospital
here last night. awelled the death list
to seven in all.
The latent word from the hospital
regarding the injured indicated that
all probably will recover. The work
of clearing tho debris in being carried
on and stripe of the wreckage already
has been remover]. County Coroner .l.
W. Davis is expected to take some ac.-
tion on the accident. today. lie visited
the scene of the wreck yesterday, but
finding that the bodies already had
been removed. be deferred until ioday
as to what alone he should take in the.»
matter.
The ‘escapo of id. A. Merrill, of New
York, priVato secretary to Mr. Spout-er,
the only survivor in tlio'party on the
private car. save for n porter. was mir—
aculous. 'i‘hc lnjurlos he sustained are
not serious. and he will be able to
leave the City Hospital bcrc probably
by the first of the week.
The identification was made today of
the negro who was killed and burned
beyond recognition, The victim was
Benjamin Boswell, of Toledo, Ohio. a
dining our man.
WASHINGTON. l), (3.. Nov. flit—Tho
bodies ol‘ Charles i). I-‘ishcr and Frank
T. Redwood, both of Baltimore. who
were killed in the collision at Law
yore, V0,. when President Samuel
Spencer, of the Southorn Railway. lost
his life. were Still! to iialiimorc. today.
Arrangements for thc funcrui of Pro»
ident Spencer how not been complot-
ed, but tho burial probably will be in
Washington. After a conference to
day with the family, Second Vice-Pres-
idem Finley will announce tho i'uiici’ul
arrangements.
FIVE MILLION HONEY
. BEES ON ONE FARM
The Cheneys, of South Man-
Chester, Will Promote Pro- *
duotion oi Sweets
I
oily. rosin 30c per bottle.
paid. Sold by
'i‘ROLMAN MF ,
. \ RHEUMATISM
., or contains a
CHARLES l’_ hi!‘I'i'(‘;\l.l-’.
(“apples Np“: [)ihtilth'I‘)‘ tililli Slob {tor IlD'lIIt": .«zix for $5.00.
they from our ozclil.
.T
sick and aillictod oi"
Goxitlumcn:
twelve moutba. nnl
walk and to work.
Signed:
l ' '
(loopi-i
PlatnerB- Bradley,
TWO 81' DR ES:
v
’l‘illd til.|l<‘i<‘tliill I‘I'I\II\1.\(‘Y. r
t‘ornci‘ Souih Main and Ia'lzubcih Sirociu.
mu—
SOUTH MANCHESTEII. Noycmbci' .
30.—~Tho beginning of a largo apinry l
is being formcd ill the Cheney farm.
super-intended by S. l.. (‘licucy and an
tainted by Frank Lulu-ubockcr, an on
port farmer. says ibc local com-spun I
dent. of the Hartford (Youruut. 'I‘hvrl-
are at prom-iii I\\'I“lll_\'-IIII'l'L' hives till!
the farm. but it is expected that ncxt .
summur thin-o will bc “fly and tho
following ycar this number will he in}
creased to about loll. which is iIIlUUI
all that. can bl- placed in a locality. M r. '
linkenbockt‘r cumc licrc Ihc latter Will
of the summer and from i'Iro hives
then located on the farm. he has in»
creased tho uumbcr to iwcntyribrcc.
One of Hit} wnrin dais Inst wcvk
the bees swarming. the. first than in
two weeks. and their work. such an it
was, as tho bcc has really stopped its
work for the. season, wan intci'cstluu.
Three varitlcn oi‘ bcca are being
kept at. the upinry. ’i‘bcy arc tho lin-
llan, hybrid and tho black. The mini}
bar ot bees in the hives at. prosent is
not as large as tho number to be found
in uummcr. as most of thc drones and
old been harc been killed off hilt the
younger boos, who, knowing that win-
icr in coming and that thcrc will in-
no work for them to do, have decided
in gill rid of the)“.
The old 0095 will not ho nbit' to do
work next aumnicr and inutmui oi litty-
lug them hanging around and feeding
on the honey during the wintcr tlu-y
have killed thorn oh‘ and than Sill‘l'tl
for the younger t'It'IllL'llL which will
do the work ncxl oummcr. or rntbv-r
be the necicuu of the him that will
do the work.
Each hive will contain bcht-cn 20.-
000 and 40,000 bot-a uud tlicy will out
lcct the bunny from iroon. piaulu and
flowers within a radius ol‘ Ibrnc milvs
and thin Is Why more lllilll lYiil bin-t:
cannot be lit‘lll to ndruniiiuc ill our in-
cnIlIy.
A liivc coiliniiiu tbrt-v hind." ul’ bow.-
”to droncu, lbw woritt-rn and tin» down.
The ouccn in tho nilatrcnn of the hiyv.
the droncn are her t'tilllllitlllliilil and
the thl‘lttil‘rl nrc tluI boon lIlllI. ('UIII'I‘I
the bunny and lllllkt! boo ruining proii
table. Each arc ncucnanry In the IIIVQ‘
during the honey gathering unlinon.
but an upon on thin l-lt'llilllli In ovw
tlin younger been, WIIII‘II art.- hatched
from the turns of tho ouccn boo conw
into power and soon thorn lg n (fIl‘llli'
lug out of tho tlmncn. and tho old
workora and ilwy thou lthillllU tinv
mannmuuoni of tho birc.
A «tron: hivo will turnlah bctwcvn
eighty and one hundred [mliiltIM or
honey. In yearn pant tlm boo wait Inn
to build Iho ontiro romb in the with
but of Into yearn thin Illltl lwcn pnrlly
dono by the hue owuvrn with tho runnii
the (tomb in tilled morn ovcn with tho
trolley and ouch box coutaiua lilttl outs
pound.
In the center of tilt“ box III placed it
bee'n wax partition and the hot-it build
on oithor side. of thin. A be» will
build the mono amount. at collar on mm
Bill. as on thmoihcr.
The life of o. boo during ilic tinny
moon lit from tlircn to {our moniha
but in winter win-u they have building
to do but "hour. around" ”my last
about five montim.
The boo IIIIIIWH bin own him and
thon- in nultlotu u t-niw wiwru a bv-v
matter: it minutiae and lit-tn into tlw
wrong hive. and Ir ho dorm be In noon
recognlml an n all-anger and in not up.
on by the been in the hire and killed.
Clonal-wool. in a bamboo compound
oty, able extracts that in. wondertui
Ito “nonclal admit; on the latent-
'IcIio of million and children.
In [Mod and hold by Tho Clifford
P ‘rmaoy and The bridge Paar.
, flier. .5
ROI‘KLAND, hic._ Nor, Elk It was
lcurnbd lorluy iiiin the tuomimmi
schooner .14 Illllt' (i, Pillsbury. of Rock
laud. \\'IlIt'll was wrccltcd upon litirl's
Rot-it yuan-inlay morning. brokc away
during, the night and bud drii'tcd out
toward (looiuc's island and Month-unit.
Ii. is. now u donut-r lo uatinniion,
MEDAL FOR CAPTAIN AMUNDSEN.
t‘lIltiS’i‘l.\.V.-\. Nor L’b‘. rt‘uptaiu
.-\muud,~a.\u. the Arctic cxplrirrr who
t'vccully \l‘i'lll through ibc Ntli‘IIi\\u:€'
I'nssuuc, Willi pl‘t‘scnlt-d today with IIII‘
gold liictliil of the (biographical Soci-
cly. Alter ibt- prt-chtation tho so-
rlcty gave a banquet in his honor.
than riches.
is no remedy so true
This wonderful
boon to women for
to the cheeks and
Rocom» .
ME'NACE'IToNAVIGATION?“ "
CALFCURED
EW DISCOVERY.
Tho celebrated new medicine with which 1.. T. Coo-
:pcr has accomplished auch remarkitblo rcsulta for tho
Tlttsbnrg and, other largo cities throughout the country.
(The 'CUODt‘i‘ Medicine. Co.
ills letter his lllll » Still.
1 have had rheumatism {or the last
aloop over or pick tip anything on the ground.
1 uurtl one liot'dt- ot‘ the New l')iacovery medicine
and {col pcrt'cctly ruliovod.
My wife war: worno than I was. and could not walk.
‘licr tool and ankle». wcrc batily swollen.
She began taking the medicinc and before tho Iirsi
bottle. was lined she. was much bcttor, being dblc to‘
l Wt’ am going to coniinuc the. tronimonl. and i want
overs body to know how much we hnrc been bcucillictl.
1 nm a patrolman on tho city police. force.
Rheumatism is a
Blood Disease.
Caused by cxrosairo acidity of the fluids, of ihc Hys-
icm. (Toopt-r‘u New iiiscoycry will nontralizo thcsc- acids
and Noel them and give quick relief to rheumatic pains,
"a Quick “Niel. ”11‘ assistant t'cni-
, . or whore we have no ant-n2 snud thc. pricc of II]
wish llli‘l‘I‘I to Tim ('titllu'l' Mcdivint- (”o, tinyton. Ohio. and tht‘ medicint will Iltl l'orw
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
No. 205 Washington Strcei.
F0
St, Louis, New Orioann, Nashville.
was no nfllicted that i could not
CHARLES P. METI‘AIJ".
Indianapolis. ind.
c rcmcdlcs you
lll'tli‘tl to you, churgcs pro
W
NEW CORPORATIONS.
'i‘lit-t linlicld bum her and (‘onl (‘onr
puny n" i‘lniicid has filed with the state
sci-ruin ry n ccrlilitpiic of orgnulhutlou.
'I‘hc dirm-iors arc ll, Stcphcu llrldgc.
\\'illi:ili \. lirit‘yt‘. liouu-r Ii. liridgi»
i'llll t'bz‘l'lcs A lil'itlgt' tif II:IZIlI‘lI\’lIIt'.
.Illil Willis I“ ilcl'i, ol' 'l‘litun|>.-~'onyilic.
ll, Slt'ttIJ‘ll liri‘rlcc is prcaidl'nt and
Ii.:|t<lll‘t-r :iutl \i’sillinm .\. llridgc aid"
rotary.
.\ tit-rticil'uit- "If orituiiiztiiiiiil
luwu l‘iivul by II‘l‘ .Iorrlntt
Company, oi“ \‘i‘f udlinin.
has
I In :‘dwnrt-
tbs. t‘CZl'lllil. mii rlicum, tciicr. Itch.
hircu. Ilt‘l‘IN‘iK ‘m-ztluicswllOIIIi's OinI~
They dispel lassituclc, low spirits, relieve
headache and dcpreaaion, operate the bowels
and supply red corpuscles to the blood.
Beecham’s Pills fortify and beautify; bring
back the appetite, improve the digestion,
regulate the functions, clear the complexion,
brighten the eyes, send the glow of health
Pave the Way to
Heroine”. ,
about. At any (it‘ll); store.
Stepping Stones ,
Womanly Health
A woman’s health is more precious
To keep well and strong,
there are special reasons why a Woman
should take extra care of herself at times
when Nature makes unusual demands upon
her strength and vitality. '
For woman’s peculiar ailments there
and tried as .
medicine has been a
over half a century.
, ' Cold mm In laxa- too and u.
.MWMv um I
..I 'I‘Iin .HIIIII
_, ..._.. m.“
I WAR RELIC UNEARTHED.
l
:lnteresting Reminder of Revolutionary
. Times Dug Up in Groton.
l GROTON. Nov. :lU.
‘t‘nrricd on Ill hiuloiic lt‘ort Griswold an
lull-resting rcmindcr or rtwointiunm-y
liimm‘ Was unearthed Friday. This um:
a solid allot which probably formed a
|pbrt tv.‘ Ilic ~miui of pinicriiit ' lIIiI‘t'l
,cd :inniual lIlt.‘ works of tho i'ort dur~
'iuv, tho IlliIIIt- or llrotou licipzliis
$317132 pounds in wt'igbi and most
likely has lost connidt‘rnblc weight by
croslon duriui: tho long years it him
lulu on and undor the ground.
was picked up by John
‘(l'liricip Hull oi" Miclinci O'llricu, oi
iSt'honl Sli'l‘t‘l, who in conduct] in rc-
;pnirln;z tho masonry oI‘ Illt‘ wall on
llbc south face of tho old fort oycr-
‘ItltlItIliK tiw ticwcr portion of thc i'ort.
i 'i'iic shot ylil ho cart-fully pi'csci'ymi
‘inud will no doubt bc lltllII'II to the in-
lcicaiiur, t‘UIIi‘t‘Iitm oi relics which
{will soon bt- pint-oil on cxhlhiilon in‘
,thc t‘llllll‘lzt‘tl llitilllllllt'lll housc.
i As rurtbcr lmprovcuicnis arc (‘Ilnltiny
ipititcd to tho i‘ori It is not uiililicly
lihni mun) lIlIit'l' I‘t'IIf‘S may bu found
{in thc course of tho work.
HINTS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY,
A \'tlIlliIIlIt‘ Ircnllac on bounty hints
and complrxion scorch: combs true In
Eritlc «ivory :25 cool package or lamt
tholn 'l‘nblcis. ll tonic lnxullyc contain.
ling extract or dnndclion and cnat‘nrlu
ztor lhc akin. iv‘. ii, linxit-r, "
HEARST WOULD RUN AGAIN.
1 MEXII‘U t‘i'l‘i’, Nm, Jill. William
II, Hitll‘Hl was iiiig-rrcwcd by n incur
‘bcr of Hill stall of tho Illcylcnn llct'uld.
lust liluhl, rcuurdliil: bin llIII‘pzt'lI tunic-
‘mcm ilini bc would not bc n candidate
iror public oillcv nunlu and would not
book or urn-pl n (‘otiui'cuuionnl noniin
lniion. IIl' mml'l'iwl lb.- uilurnuw l't'
=t-t-ntly nlirlhuiml to hit" to Illl' cmwt
.thut bu would non-r nrmilu auollu-r
‘Iitlllliiiilllllll by fillylllit,’ that If circum-
lilillllltti lililtlu II llupcrntiyo In- would
i,olice IIIUI'I' ho a l':illlIItIltlI' for oillco.
{He did not tIt'HImitiii‘ tho oillrc.
CHARM OF A CLEAR COMPLEXION
blrcry onc who wanla it. good. honi-
tthy color. a ruddy «low. and a com-
lplcxlon iron from pltnplca and ninth
lapoln ubould try lalxnkoln 'l‘uhloin,
.ntlld, unto, HIII'I‘. prcpnrutl from your»
table inxullrcn with n eclcctlw- action
upon tho akin. iii; ccnia. lt‘. ll. lbw
I luv. "
l WM“...me
lasrren POR‘V'B NEEDED HERE.
\VAHlilNll'l'th. Nor. do -Wbi-n
Ii‘orcino vinii America
”IIII'IN Ibcy III‘I' nubjci It‘ll In lllllltll'llllt'I'
and inconycniuncc on account of tbs-
illicit of lulmiuuio lnmlinim mul t‘nn-
Itl'ciot will iw nakml by tho Navy Ih'a
purinwnl to roundly tho condition A
lw-olnlncmlntIon will be moon that
proper novernmont Iandlunn. bu built
bu lhmtou, New York, Hinton Inland.
ll’tirl Monro“. the principal rendezvous
lol’ ilu- Atlantic limit and III Hun ll‘rnu
cinch.
"woof-war
HOW TO BEAUTIFV YOUR BKIN.
The principal inurmiiruln in Input
hold 'l‘nbh-bt urn caticurllt and dumb»
lion. yc-gctnble lnxntlyuu known to
Imwv n III‘III‘III‘IIII action upon the birth
and complexion. Mild, little, now, It!
l'Ilnt‘IlIIIII' routed Iiihlt'iit, till Willa. I“
ll. llnxtcr. u
0.. I. aflM
ACTB OF THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Roberta has npurovud tip.
bill oi“ tho (Irnnd View Sanitarium at
South Windham. tor tho crow of tho
lunatic for the quarter ondrd Humour
oer :ltl. amounting to 878.
The governor bun authorize-d the art
nilaalon oi front: Watch oi Stainiord
to on Auction“ action! to; the part.
.ying that under the prcscul sysit-m oi’
~(II\'()l‘t‘t' in this stain It is livt‘oming
In the coursc of
Milo rcpnlr work which Is now bcinu
Ii'
BHARGEB AGAINBT 00M. COM»
. PANY.
Claimed ThntvUnlon Pacific Has 810-
len Thauund of Aaron of Coal
Lands.
DENVER. Colo. Nov. 30.~'l‘he News
today says:
morce Conuniaeitmer, is on his way to
Denver. where. next Monday, he will
begin an investigation Into the char-
ges made ngainat the. Union Pacific
Coal Company that that corporation
has stolen thousands of acres or coal
, militia, to which it holds no rightful
.o.
A. J. Smith. of tho Smith-Bradbury
Mining Company. who ntands sponsor
for some. of the charges against the
corporation. intimates that he will
charge the attempted murder of a go
vernm‘ent agent by poison during the
hearing.
Smith aays that it would appear
ibat an attempt. was made to remove
Michael A. chndorfi’. the land Ofilce
detective. who testified in Salt Lake
City on chnt-sday and who mention-
on two Wyoming aeuatorn unfavorably
during his tcatlmony.
‘ According to Smith. Mycndorii, af-
ter completing his investigation, slop-
pcd at a saloon on his way to the Un-
ion Station. Smith aayn something
was out into the liquor; that the detec-
tlvo became uncrmscloua and that. it
was ncccsnnry to iukc hiln to a hoan-
in). It in also alleged that two at-
tcmpts were made to poison A. It‘. Ab-
, bott, general manager at the Poor-
lesa Copper Extrication Company, who
with Smith and W. H, (‘annift had
been largely instrumental in bringing
about an Investigation.
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
(i. B. Ilurhuna. of Cariisie Center. N.
Y.‘ writes: "About four years ago I
wrote you stating that I had been on-
tirely cured of a severe kidney trott-
ble by taking less than two bottles of
Foley‘s Kidney Cure. ll. entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment, and
[pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. I am glad to say that
I linro uovcr had a return of any of
those symptoms during' lhc. four years
that hayc ciapncd and i am cvidently
(‘lll‘t‘tl to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one aut’i‘cring from kidney or bladder
trouble." I’ltiiutcd's Drug Store and
The (.‘lll’i'ord Pharmacy. "
DIVORCES TOO COMMON IN
MAINE.
PORTLAND, 310.. Not. iiii.-(‘lzlilil-
common for many couplca to neck III<
tron-v in Ill'lIl‘i' It) marry again. a lilllll-
lbcr oi' mluiuii-rs lIil'lllltletlilI thc t'tllli~
uionwcniih. Ilt‘iltlt'tl by lit. llcy. Bishop
lt‘otlimm, oi lbw Episcopal (lion-so, of
Maine. hurt» ndoptcti an lnicr-dcnom-
llillIItiIIllI sot of rules on lll\‘lli‘l‘t‘ and
I'l“illlll"|'lll§ll'. In announcing the ndop~
lion ot' IIil‘ I‘IIII'S Ii is drciorl-ll that in
Maint- lIlt‘l‘t‘ is one divorce in the ututc
tor vi'ory six marriagcs and (-oni‘idtuict-
is t-xprcssrd that in lillli' lililtlit‘ opin
but will (It‘lllllrltl sui'icitvr law than now
obtains rctznrdlnn this problem,
I MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
(lrcnt liappinous lilIIlL‘ into the home
or S. C. Blair, school superintendent.
at St. AIIIIIIIR. W. \‘a., when IIIS littlc
tlniightcr was rcatorcd from the dread-
I'ui complaint bc numcs. lic nays: “My
little daughter had St~ Vilna' Dance,
which yicidt-d to no ircuiincnt bill
izi‘cw steadily worac until an it last rc-
sort wt- tried lv‘ilcctric llitlcra; and l
rejoice in any. three bottles cfl’cctcd
a complete cure." Quirk, sure cure
for nervous compialntw ytcncrni dcbm
,ty. rcnuilt- wmkncsscs, impoverished
blood and malaria. (.narautcctl by I“.
ll. Iiuxicr's. South Norwnlk. and IE. I’.
( Wood’s, Norwnlk, drug stores. l’rlcc
. O.
PHI DELTA THETA BUSINESS.
\\'ASIII.\'I‘.’I‘()N, Nov. .‘ltl: ’I‘hc Nu
‘iiniml i'onrbution of the Phi Dalia
'l‘bt-tn. which has bccu in pronrcua
hi'l‘l‘ during the wot-It, was devoted to
, tlny cnlirciy to tho business of ”it“ "I"
unnlzulion. 'i‘bc final session will be
t Ill id tomorrow.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
'l‘bc your 1903 will long be remain
Ill'l‘t‘ll in the home of l“. N, Tacltet, of
Aillnnco, Kin. or a your or blood;
which flows-d no copionaly from Mr,
'l‘uckct‘a lungs: that death accrued vory
ncnr. Ho writt-u: “Ht-verb bleeding
from the hungry and it frightful cough
had brought run at doath'n door, whoa
l bcnun inking Dr. King's Now Dia-
covary for thumpmptiou. with the na-
toninbinx result that after initial: four
Itillilt‘fl i won complctqu rvntorml and
as time line provon permanently our
oil." tinninniccd ior Sore Luann.
(‘ongbu and (holds, at 1“. ll. Baxter'u,
South Nonvnlk. and it. I’. Wcoil‘n.
Norwulit, drnu utoroa. l’rlro talc and
$1.00. 'I‘I‘Iltl liotllv Il't‘t‘, "
Wm...” ..-—.-\.o._..m.-
LIVERPOOL (30ng6! EXCHANGE
OPE
LIVERPOOL. Elm, Nor. till—«Tho
Prince of Wilton today opotiotl tho now
I'ollob Exchange homo Illliitllflilllv
building which lulu llliil boon complct
vii III N rout of ”floodlit".
TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED.
Motto F. H. Cantor Move What Papal,
koio Table" 00 For indignation.
ll ainmin to lt‘tIl-Iilll that It‘. ll. lint
H'r would but wow rbtbt out in IIIt‘itu
I‘IIIIIIIIIIH your nitcr your Hill] with you
In by l’cimiltoln 'l‘nhlcln Ior Indium
lion if ho worn not protty onro you
would rocclvo doubled bcnolll.
You can man that for yourself.
'l'ho rctnmiy falls to cure every care.
or routine, but ho always purl Your
minrtrr buck. nhonhl lIlu tnbloto full to
do noun].
bit" in too short for inlnroprom-utd
lion in nulllciu oi tliia him), and tor
the munil prolll Mr. littxler Illillil'it on
a lid rent iihritiiuc it would hit tululiiy
poor judgment In induce you to limbo
a trip to thin Nora and then It’ll you
imam-thing that. would dianppulnt you.
it troubled with «our stomach. heart
burn. wind belching. cooled tongue,
loan of uplit'lllc. yin-allotted energy, but.
new tutor eating or other stomach
trouble. 1qu try I’opnlholn ‘l‘altiutu tm
Edward II. Clark. Intor-ntttte Com-
t, . ‘ 5 ”Id 0::
, W ‘ C . C0
.‘ - -‘ — . ll
finial! .7 with;
unlamp. Tho ’
(Equipped with Smokeless Device.)
Is an ornament to the home. It is made in two Iinisba—mickel
and japan. Bran oil louni beautilully emboased. Hold.
4 quarts of oil and burns 9 hours. Ever heater warranted.
Do not be satisfied with anything but a PE FECTIDII Oil Heater.
II you cannot get Heater or information from your dealer write . ..
to many! agency for descriptive circular.
The W :nku the home
bright. In the safest
0 best lam for
all-round household use. Give: a clear, steady light. ittcd
with latest improved burner. \ Made of brass throughout and
nickel platcd. Every lamp warranted. Suitable IOI' library,
dining room or parlor. If not at your dcalcr’l wrilc to unrest
‘3‘“‘Y' STANDARD OIL com-nor or NEW YORK
.. list "of Property
OFFERED ‘
a PEIIFECTIOII Oil
Heater. This it an oil
but: that given nil-faction
wherever cud. Produces talcum
but without amok: or smell button it is
cqulppcd with amokeicu device—n0 trouble,
no danger. Easily carried around from room
to room. You cannot turn the wick too high
or too low. An easy and simple to care for
PERFECTION Oil Heater
FOR “SALE
Taylor &Golden
'74 Washington Street.
soum NORWALK. CONN.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
FULL DESCRIPTION,
TERMS. ETC. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
No. 9—-——House, Crescent Terrace, IO rooms,
t4-——-Hou5e and 4 acres, Rowayton,
35——-—House. barn, etc., West St"
39—-—Two building lots. Stuart Avc.. each.
4o————-Building lots. near East Ave.. $500 up.
55-Beautifully located cottage at Bell Island, ful
nished,
6i~House. Fairfield Ave.
(SS—Building lots. Summit. Elmwood, Bayriew and
Taylor Avenues. .
(SQ—Frontage on Washington St.
7o—-——C0ttagc on shore at Bell island. furnis ted,
7I——-House and 4 acres, River St. linden,
Sa—Two building lots, Elmwood Ave., $85t and
gt——-—-Housc, Marshall St. South Norwalk.
97-——I~Iouse. Elm St.. Norwalk,
gg—~——Cottagc. Hickory Bluii.
row—House. South Main St., South Norwalk,
xox-——Farm at Wilton. modern,
102~—-—Harbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
rongock property at Norwalit
too—House. Winfield St.. East Norwalk.
my-—-——House, 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights.
togmHouse. Richmond Hill. Stamford,
no——-—-Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
HIM—House. Hillside Place. 8 rooms.
urn-House, Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125.
liomflouse. n rooms. Elizabeth St”
117——--House. ll rooms. Gerard Place,
nisw—lsuiiding lot. Van Zant Ave.. East Norwall.
izombuiiding lots. Woodward Ave. $450 up.
izimfiouse. 0 rooms. Rowayton.
rum—House. barns, 4 acres. Connecticut Turnpike.
raga-16 acres land. Scribner St»
raw—~50 acres land. Connecticut Turnpike,
ms-—~—-Cotta c. 6 rooms. Winfield St.. East Norwnlk,
126—-—Buiidm lot. Fort Point St“ East. Norwalk.
mam—House. eiden Ave.. Norwalk
tzgv-uliullding lot on Elmwood avenue.
isoMI‘lousc. Windsor Place. lot storms. water,
igi-m—Houac. Windsor Place. 7 rooms. water.
rpm—House. Elizabeth 81.. lot qoxms.
i33ml‘ioune. West Ave.. lot 54mm.
igqmllouac. Scavicw Ave", East Norwnlk.
135~~liouu. Clinton Ava. l3 rooml.
nova-Two building lots. Clinton Ave.. each.
t37———~Two building lots. Clinton Ave.. each.
xgs-u-Houle and born. cor. High St. and Bayvicw Mm.
ago—widen». Reynaldo St. East Norwnlk,
t40m~8ullding lot. Burritt Ave..
iri-m-iioun. Bayview Ave.. iot45x150.
uni—«House. Toll" 8L. 6 rooms.
”sum—Houses. Day and Raymond 8th.. 6 rooms, each.
now-uflouae. to room. but fit.
iqymflonsc and 6 acres. Strawberry Hill.
ills—willow“ house (4 families). Sprin 8h.
menu-House. 7 worm. Improvemento. lab 8n.
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momma n3 iota. Taylor Ave. and Summit St. use to
153mEi§ht-rooni home. Cottage Ave. t Norwnllt.
ask-«Bu Idlng lot. ssxaoo. Maple Ave» tit Norwallt.
issue—«Firm at West; Norwnik. an acre». '
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xywfiuildiug lot, South Main St. qoxtoo.
wow—Buildinflot. Concord 8L, “alloy.
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