§ armour. ,
«wdth‘l-lli‘l'gfi'il‘f‘i fulfill “33"?
WATER IOTTLII, which we will of-
fer this week at. ..
6920mm
Every bottle guarpteed for one
year. .
Ilia Brldiid usual.
puma e um .raora.
805. WABNIN N 81'.
Tel. Cali till—2.,
This evening will behold the reg-
ular Weekly social dervico at the Ad-
vent Christian Church.
The striking oyster openers at the
Rode] shop have resumed their work.
and the shell pile has grown merrily
todai'.
The.Pastime Athletic Club basket-
ball team will play the Mystic Chain
live this evening in South Norwalk.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. and a large
attendance is expected. The Rev. E.
Cunningham will lead the meeting.
Quite a delegation of East Nor-walk
people went to Darlen. last evening.
and attended the cottage prayer meet-
ing held at the home of Miss Jennie
Burchard. ’ ' ' ' ‘
-—New crop New Orleans Molasses
Just arrived. at UHommedieu Bros.“
The Philathea Class of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church will hold a
social tomorrow evening at the home
of Miss Minnie Ferris. In Seavlew ave-
one. in honor of .the East Norwalk
Philathea. Class. '
Michael Drew expects to have goose
for dinner tomorrow, as the goose
which was so mysteriously missing
yesterday morning, after having brok-
en the window of Rider‘s store was
later discovered packed in a box crate
at Hefner's. This morning Mr, Drew
announced'that the bird looked fine
without Its feathers.
Some weeks ago someone gave Al-
bert Sherwood’s son a small spotted
fax terrier dog. which was apparently
an affectionatekind little animal. Mr.
Sherwood had the animal in a kennels
few days ago, when suddenly it began
to act in a very queer manner. jump-
ing in the air and snapping at things.
Yesterday it became more violent than
ever and after lumping into another
part of the kennel, lay down and died.
it is generally believed among the
neighbors that the animal had hydro-
phobic, as it‘frotlled at the month
and acted in such a peculiar manner.
The lady employee of Mrs. Alton.
brandt's miliinery store spent last,
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Partrick. in South Osborn avenue. and
enjoyed an oid~fashioned molasses pull.
Among those present were Miss Nellie
Watson. of St. Louis: Miss Nellie Og«
den, of Rowayton; Miss Catherine Mil.
Jar. from Kingston, and Miss Hogson.
South Norwalk. Willis Burr, of Cran-
bury. was also present. The guests
remained until a late hour. when, after
partaking of a bountiful collation. they
repaired to their respective homes.
much sweeter from the occasion.
M. S. Partrick the cobbler-poet. is
having a. rather unique sign made for
the front of his place on the bridge.
Ii is a product of his own pen and
reads:
There are two noted workmen
0f ancient renown—
i The cobbler with apron
And parson with gown.
Tho their labors they differ
The sequel it holds.
That both in their order
Are manners of souls (soles).
; Yet one they extol
And the other desire.
But all solos are repaired
By Partrick inside.
A meeting of tho Ladles' ii‘orelgn
Missionary Society of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church was held last
evening at the home of Mrs. George
Walker. In East avenue. There was
a good attendance and the meeting
proVed to be a most Interesting one in
every way. A very strong paper was
read by Miss Dakota Smith on “Mis-
sionary Work in Fiji." Another very
interesting paper was read by Mrs.
Frank Seymour. Rev. Edward Cun-
ningham delivered a most instructive
micron on M ion Work In Italy. and
Mill» Sadie it dell road ll paper on
The Core-nu in the Hawaiian Islands.
LONG TINNulll FIGHT.
For twenty years W. L, itawle. of
Belle. Tenn. fought nasal catarrb. He
writes: "The swelling and soreness in-
side my none was fearful, till i began
applying Buokien's Arnica Salve to the
sore surface: this caused the soreness
and ewplling iodine pear. never to re-
tum“. Iceman n existence. * 230
at it. fl. Dexter's. South Hawaii. and
m .
C. H. Pope. who Is one of the popu-
lar and prominent Tokeaeke residentS.
New York.
liiliope Norton. who has been oc-
cupyinghis summer residence In To
keneke for several menthol left yelp
terday for Palmer's. Hill. Stamford.
where he will remain until spring.
One of Livoryman .l. woman's
coaches was repaired in South Nor-
walk yesterday. The other day. while
driving from Tokeneke. Mr. Iodrigan
accidentally placed his arm through
a large French plate glass window,
shattering ii. In a thousand pieces.
Parties of about fifty young people
. .. have been enjoying the line skating on
.. Chasmar's pond the past few nights.
The ice is smooth and perfectly safe,
ll except around the dam. which is scl-
‘; donl frozen over enough to bear the
weight of any large body of young
persons.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when—
ever tried. ulmoat without exception.
10c 26c. 600 and $1.00 battles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plaisted'a. u
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
Charles W. Koerner and family, of
Glenbrook, have gone to 0x Ridge. as
caretakers of ,Mrs. Frankenburg‘s
home. while the latter's family are
spending the winter in New York.
Fail'bankszilllams Electrical Com-
pany of Stamford have the electrical
work and Thomas Reilley. of Noroton.
the decorating and painting on the
dwelling which D. Cyril Crlmmins re-
cently purchased at Collender’s
Point.
By the will of Armenia H. W. Sim-
mons. of . Bridgeport, the Bridgeport
hospital is left $500 to be used for the
children‘s ward. The Washington
Park Methodist Episcopal Church re
delves $500 to be added to the Twen-
tieth Century, fund. The Lakevlew
Cemetery Association receives $200 in
trust. the income to be used in keep»
ing in repair the lot. monument, etc,
of the father of the deceased. Rev.
George Waterbury. The executors re-
ceiva in trust $1.00 in cash and a
promissory note for $1,000. the income
to be paid Mrs. Augusta Lockwood. At
her demise the cash and note go to
her three sons. James A., George E.
and Aaron Lockwood. The cousin of
the deceased. Harriet E. Valentine, of
Darlen. is left 81.000. and all her wear
ing apparel and household effects and
furniture, forever. The income from
$1,000 will be paid semi-annually to
the testator’s cousin. William Bailey
Finch. At his demise the fund goes to
Harriet E. Valentine and her daughter.
Annie Edwards. share and share alike.
Five hundred dollars is left to each of
her cousins, Seraphlne Fredenburg and
Eugene Finch. All the rest and re-
mainder of the estate is left to the
Washington Park M, E. Church. The
will was drawn October 9, 1902.
Hooray!
I'm a Bike—the king of the Pike
Today! But. say.
This six-day race is an awful pace,
i may give way
Before its done. but I'll have fun.
I’ll spill or kill
A bunch of guys, and make 'em wise.
I’ve still the will
To boss the show.
But gee! l prlthee
Give me the wink. if the people think
That the foreign guy who rides will try
To make me win for him the tin.
And the title. too. from Knnkees who
Made me. See?
1'" blocl; their game, and keep the
a
I’m all aglow-
me
Right here in dear
Old U. S. A. You bet—don‘t frei—~
This Year No peer
Have I for speed The silent steed.
Thought dumb. by guln,
I’m all the noise Just now, my boys.
So come and thumb
Your hats lo me~the king. you see.
Of the saucer irck.
Iiooruy!
~Scurlc Martyn, Noroton.
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
constipation as It stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartlce. Does
not nauseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
name ORINO and refuse substitutes.
Plaialed's Drug Store and The Clifford
'Phurmucy.
NEW CANAAN.
n. R. Merritt has been in New
York on business this week.
ii. 8. Woundy who has been ill for
levofal days past. is now much im-
proved.
Lane’s shoe factory has started full
time again after a short shut down Im~
repairs.
Mrs. Bridget ll‘iispulrlck Ia serious.
iy ill at her home in Forest street.
‘The improved Order allied Men
will hold their fourth ennual exhibi-
n. P. Wood's. Norweiit. druggim. ”
your groceries at the NEW IAI‘I' AV
a few of our money lovers:
.Ionee'. ‘I’IIIlini'y’i or Gold Medal non
”twirling“ Kay.”
,t reunery at r ....... lilo
I lbs. Bode or Milk crackers ..
.. :iic 'I‘ubcnoael’en Cake Flour. 3 page. lilo teed cure for iorpid liver. kidney die
Butler‘s (.‘ocoa, pef'oiil :10 a Jul-e Jun aiic use. bililoueneue.iaundice.chille and
flood Coffee 20c unleaded file mammal liability. nervousness
linens m scan-um: iiiic iuul poisoning. but tonic
Perla ammo ................ lieu. per can lilo made. Price Bill! at it. If. fissure.
retainer. permit m 'furaigs. pet-pk. 15c soutbitorwalk.andD.P.Wesd’t.Non
Apples, all kinds, per pep): are fine ew mackerel. ii for 25c walk, drug stores. Try it. 0-
15 Median Wood ............. 35o dduionaOil the W“
mwcmkmom.wptcuuc d‘fl'lOllliiOOC‘FIIeDIldefiedefefideAle, A M“. “In" ,'
. New undiben
I. Plat? heawkwiib
i“ lee! Are. Made ”pilot's Penny. Int Nev-walk. ‘ $ ' “L “£11m.“ PM
and you went to save money to buy 9 nt-
lion drill this eveoin
IS COMING
. - You can do so by buying
NUI OIOOINY ITOBI. Below are
I', per III. ..........l........... 700
it...“ill-.tlon-uu..u..iuu .1.“
Pure Led! 11M, 2 lbs.
reuse
e
M cine WMOWI’ cured IICI'. am.
Good chafing has been“ enioyodrifor
M: but dew days on Lake Whinin-
Eugeno Herald. of New York visit-
‘ all his parents at Lansdale farm. aun-
day. . .
1 Attorney Mnlviillll is hoarding wlith
Mina F‘. ‘iiiay Fairly has returned
after an extensive visit
and New Jersey.
Charles N. Briebcl is very ill .ilt his
home in Bin-tie avenue with inflamma-
tionof the appendix. . V
Miss Ruth Blnksrd is entertaining
Mica Miriam Gilmore of New York. at
her home In Prospect avenue.
.M. A. Morris chauffeur for Silo!
Driggs, has been visiting his family
in Bridgeport for the past three
weeks.
Miss Irene Jones of Brooklyn. who
has been visiting the Misses Shes.
3f Hoyt. street. returned home yester-
av.
Miss Fannie L. l-loyt. and Mrs.
Stephen Hoyt. of Carter street. at—
Iended the theatre in New York city.
Monday. ‘
Harry Kelly and a gang of men of
Hoyl's Nurseries, are in Stanwic‘h this
Week. planting trees on the Converse
place.
. R aid Pay has been engaged to
fill mince of Frank Bomlnervilie, re-
signed. as sexton of the Congregation-
al church. ‘
Miss Caroline Silllmnn and her
friend. Miss Dominick of New Britain.
have returned after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Silliman.
Segbert Brinckerhoff is acting as
messenger between New Canaan and
New York. Seghert Is well acquainted
with the city and execution all orders
promptly. .
The Tabard Inn Libretry has arriv-
ed and is open for use at John E.
Hersam'a printing office, in Buriis
avenue. There are abolit sixty mem-
bers of the library and H y will have
agcess to the latest bo iks publish-
e - i
Dr. J. G. Whitney figured in an ex-
citing runaway accident Sunday af‘
bemoan. The horse become frighten
ed as he attempted to enter his car-
riage and bolted. The veterinary clung
to the reins and was dragzied over the
rough road. a distance of about two
hundred yards. He succeeded in Stop-
ping the animal in front of the real-
dence of Dr. Roberts to Cherry
street. ,
C. Ned Fairly, who was thrown
violently from his carriage in Park
street. Saturday evening and suffered
severe scalp coniusions. and lacera-
tions and sprains of the. back. is re
ported much better. At. the time of
the accident. he recovered from the
shock to make a frantic 'run back to-
ward the village, when the collapsed
and lost consciousness for over twenty
hours. it was at. first (thought that
he had sustained a fratitured skull.
His father C. H. Fairly. was with him
iii the time of the uccidlent 'and was
also precipitated in the ‘roadway. but
suffered only slight iniulrles. The car-
riagu which collided wiiul the Fairly
vehicle was driven by iat'amford men.
The carriage was rubber tired and
carried no light. Mr. Fairly had a lan-
tern tied in front of his carriage. The
other team was driven at a reckless
speed and thed river paid no heed to
the approaching light; The collision
was of sufficient force incompletely
demolish Mr. Fairty’s grociery wagon
and badly damaged the liwry rig. It
was a narrow escape from death for
the injured son.
A TEXAB WONDER.
There’s a Hill at Bowie. Teri. that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W. 1.. Hill, who from a weight of 90
pounds has grown to over 180‘ He
says: "i suffered with a terrible
cough. and doctors gave me up "to die
of Consumption. l was reduced to
Ill) pounds. when l began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
iion. Coughs and Colds. Now, after
inking 12 boitles. l have more than
doubled in weight and am completely
cured." Only sure Cough and. Cold
cure. Guaranteed by F. ii. Baxter.
South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed, Nor.
walk.drugglsts. 60c and 81.00. Trial
bottles free. “
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Cilira Bates is back from a
visit with relatives at Poplar Plains.
'i
Milli! Mollie Staples has been enter-
inlging Miss Harriet Taylor. of bill-
for .
George Meeker and wife have leased
the McNaIIy house on Cross High-
way.
. bliss Theresa Hagguman has been
engaged in an office position with a
Bridgeport firm.
Friday evening the Bunday school
children of Trinity Church‘wili meet in
the chapel and lie Christmas greens.
On their ruturn from the wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs, ill. 8. Bears. nee Flay
Purcell. will take possession of the ob
trectivc home the groom has prepared
for his bride. on Weetport avenue.
Norwaik.
M
OU'I’WI‘I‘b Till IUROION.
A complication of female iroilblee.
with caisrrb of the stomach and bow-
els. but reduced lire. Tiles. ii. Austin.
of immwortb. led, to such a deplor-
able condition, that her doctor advised
an operation: but. her husband fearing
fatal results. postponed this to try
Electric Dillon: and to the crane-
lneut of all who knew her. this meal-
. ‘ h. .
I" ninth:
Mr. and Ill-a. John E. Hersam..,lloytl
left. yesterday for his winter home in street. . ‘
In New "York "
' I
appeal to thrifty people. The
lsboreavilig. bent-saving and fuel-
savlng devices looks for economy.
For Sale by
Home Ii. Inst. ballast all Iiiiillilin 8i
8T. LUKE's AND PASTIMEB TIE.
South Norwalk Buketbeiiiete Wanted
to Take Game by Force.
The St. Luke's basketball team. of
Stamford. met the Pastimes of South
Norwalk. Tuesday night. and it ended
in a lie game. with dispute. The Siam-
ford Advocate says: The visiting
team came down to take the game by
force, if no other way. There was
disputing all through the game. A
number of fouls were called for
”roughing it" on the part of the Pas-
times. They were a great tackle for
tile St. Luke‘s, bllt the boys were right
then» at the finish. Dolly Cartwright
was at his best and the whole team
plays a pretty team game.
READING GRIEVANCEB ADJUCTED
READING. Pa. Dec. 13.——lt was an-
nounced here yesterday afternoon that
there will be no trouble on the Read-
ing system so far as the members of
‘the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers are concerned. A number of
conferences were held with General Su~
perintendent Dice and all grievances
were adjusted.
o
ANXIETY OVER KING OSCAR’S
H ALTH
E .
STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Dec. 18.—~
The health of th Oscar is again oc~
cdsioning some.anxiety. Yesterday
symptoms of weakness of the heart
presented themselves. His majesty
slept fairly well and feels somewhat
better today. but his pulse remains
weak and irregular.
L—
LADI
w—D‘r. Lara-anode—
Compound
Safe. Quick. Reliable R uletol
Minder do margarine sold nth ”prim
““‘ii‘immknr
Barren (S Beiill
Skates
Wiss Shears
Miller Blos.’ Pocket
Cullelii
Suledpe Carvers
Paris Sleds
AND OTHER. USEFUL GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS CAN BE
FOUND AT THIS STORE.
Charles]; Doll.
HARDWARE.
m wasmno'rozl eraser.
Phone m»
lion’i Freeze
this winter weather.
stoves and grates with
it burns out absolutely clean. Not.
one piece is left when the are goes
out. ,
Try a load and you will that out for
yourself that it's, , , ,_
“Huiliuli”
Donn. Iliilvaud
Fill up. your
. A
of A. M. Wooster. Solicitor of Patent
whitebait. Conn. . .
connection and valve opener,
Nathan W. Crandali.
electrlc‘swltch base.
Wm. F. Helmond. Hartford, type—
wrlting machine.
.” nthur N. Mnnrpilu. New Britain.
million mechanism.
.1 bills A. Trout New Britain. scraps
90 n 1'1. >1 .
Harry N. Huwlefi‘ Hewleyvllle. car-
tridge clip and holder.
Charles A. Bailey, Cromwell, prim-
whistueltlnop
ing device for cartridges and shells.
homes Hoops. Jr., Mlddictown.
whistle. . .
Isaac E. Palmer. Middletown. ham-
mock, design.
Charles E. 'l‘rewheilli. Forestvllle.
percolator.
Albert 0. Mitchell, Bethlehem, brake
mechanism.
Trade Marks.
Coit's Patient Fire Arms Mfg. 00.,
Hartford; 3 trade marks: riflesAand
guns.
Post & Lester 00.. Hartford. anio-
mobile and motor-boat horns. '
international Silver 00.. Meriden,
plated flat ware for table use. Includ-
ing knives. forks and spoons.
Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co..
New Milford. paints and varnishes.
Horace Barber Distilling Co., Ware-
house Point. 2 trade marks: Gin.
M...
ELECTRICAL WORKERIB' STRIKE'
scuanacrapv. N. v..‘ Dec. 13.—
Encouraged by the declaration of one
of the speakers at last night's meeting
that funds would be available to car-
ry on a fight "all winter.’f the striking
members of the industrial Workers of
the World began iotiay the third day
of their struggle with the General Elec-
tric Company. As only it small pro-
portion of the union labor~lnen are af-
fected by the walkout the situation is
not regarded as serious. The
era are orderly;
HERE IS saw.
250 Sales
3 ‘Pkgs. Pure Oatmeal 250
4 Cone Sweet Corn ...... 250
3 Cans EarlyJunePeas 25c
3 Cans Crackerjcck Tomatoes . . . . 250
3 Lbs. California Prunes ........ 250
2 lbs. Extra Large Prunes . 25c
3 Pkgs. None Such Mince Meat .. 250
—~- HAIR" ‘
A. Stull
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Nor-walk.
Wéii“
Pape
rm:
We consider this sea-
'son’s line the best
we ever had.
I f l
E. E. Gilliam.
DECORATOII.‘
"' I‘ "MONO-I'- VI"
1| "ID? If. I. NOIWALK.
m
m... -m my».
DH WD W. RA YMOND.
Funeral Director
and l’mbelmer.
10 North Main It. lentil Net-walk.
Residence, e tile-Illusion «mi.
use ,
s. .
, )Wm. 6. Stanley, Bridgeport. nipple .
Hartford. '
slrlk- ‘
Telephone at house. 184-8.
j
FRANK c.
VAN scov
PLUMBING.
cram. , .
nor warns. .
’AND ‘ .
one rtrrtno.
m
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street. .
loath Nerwalk. Conn.
. ‘ a.
l
are caused by Ind alien. if you eat a
little tecmuch. or f you are subject to
attacks of indigestion. you have no doubt
heartburn or paipitatlon c the heart.
Indi eetlon causes the stomach to
aspen w swell. and Buff up against the
heart. This crowd: I; a heart and inter-
feres with its action. and in the course of
tune the heart becomes diseased.
Kodol ..
For Dyspepsia
digests what you eat. takes the strain of!
of the heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of the .
~ values in inn section blips a
ing the past. few months is not
(him seems to be shown h
i
made daily throughout. the. city amid
that applications for Pasteur tread
ment at the Rhode island Hospital drill“
increasing.
les’ patients were sent to the Pasteud
. 7 institute ill New York city. four re.
ceived the treatment in their homesginl
this city. and tenuotbers have linem- .
received for treatment In the special
department at the Rhode island Hoapb
hndisborineseofbroathma id heart beats. W- ‘ . '
results will be
at the inquest later in the day.
. . a!
_ liberfectihiiii
at complaints of dug bliva. are betas
Thirty-seven of the; ruin
Aurorev on sggaros BROWN!“
. e I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-An autope
53’ was begun today on the body 01'
former Senator Brown, of Utah. wild
died at midnight lust night. as the re»
sult of a bullet wound inflicted by Mrs.
Anna M. Bradle last Saturday. This
Kltl'oilllced as evidenca
.J
I had stomach trouble and was in a bed state as I
find heart trouble with it. I took Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure for about four months audit cured me.
D. KAUBLE. Nevldl. O.
Digests What You Eat
pond at tho ' n-
envoryeflflmewm
Mia-Obie: a on.
. SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
NEW HAVEN MEESCHANT DROWN-
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 13.-—-Guiseppe
do Martino a. well known store keeper
and candy. merchant. was found dead
ill the water off Belle Dock today.“ It
is thought that de Martino fell over-
board and was drowned. Over $30
was found in his clothes. 5
YOUR
Christmasili
or your New Year's Gift will be cer-
tain to give the recipient pleasure. if
it has been purchased from our stock.
We are sure to have something to meet
your approval if you don't Willi until
too late. -a----..-
I" WE HAVE V’W‘Wr ‘
Dinner Sets in pink and green. Old
dark blue Imported English China, by
the set of single piece. In German
China. Chocolate Sets. Berry Sets, Wa-
ter Sets. Brush and Comb Trays. Cake
Plates. Pitchers, Mugs. Clips, Saucers.
N
Plates. etc. Class Ware.
Framed Pictures. Hill”
House Furnishing Goods. ‘ W‘
White Enamel Poles, with Fix‘
tures. 10c.
Cloth Shades, with Fringe. 28c.
‘Tvlndow Enrica uanPicturc Frames
made to order.
We do Painting and Paper iiuuging.
'ICI ' l
l.. H. DECKER,
I? Washington emu. . '
Tel. lion. loath Nemlk.
W
lelievn indigestion,
ecu Italllcl. belch-
ill of and. etc.
_-
*
r Suicidal
-———~ 'hlnihwl
Weak Fish. lb‘. . . . . .. . n'n‘u'rre'e'rm 126
Flat Fish. 6 lbs. ........... 25c
Native Frost Fish, 5 lbs. for 25c
All other kinds fish at reasonable
NICO. -. ”gs...— .1‘a..l.. “‘0'“.
Ducross.
'I'HI PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
Beet End of Washington street bridge
W
Jack of all Trades
Ie not what the people want when the
require good weritmeneiilp. My wet
IedenerlgbtendwnenleoyAieb
is done. its done.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIG‘I’.
.an TIMI and Item Fill!
~ I "A... It?!» do. ”will".
in lililllii all i
eou'm spawns. cone.
rusum‘a causes: IANKINL
evaluate.
I “VITAE
vii
3100.000.“
avenue AND enorm' n
31.73.800.00
I“.
new: If warnew my.
JOH il'. snare. with...
volcanics a. some. can».
warn” mowers. m cum
. DINING“
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e. .lll m
”in?“ swan-col u "‘
mm
:—
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a
.
In
E
i
1908, Freight Propellers will
Pier 88. East River. New York. (fool
of Dover street). every day,
Sunday). at i p. m. Fret
It Norweik up to 4 p. In.
OOANIR ”A!" AND WKO'I' I1".
JO
body. For indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour . . W"
Stomach. Inflammation o the mucous ' wit Illue'fllbhol.
membranes lining the Stomach and Due» 2' g?" a
live Tract. Nervous Dyspepsia emICnterrh I All En Tart
of th- Stomach. ' Elisha"! “satin?"
After eating. my food would distress me by making I ”I P n
my heart palpitnte and i would become very weak. .1.
macaw: morale of Kodol sang} gave me imdnir iii? "if“
or e . er usmgo ew as am cure . ' ‘
MRS. LORINO NICHOLS. Penn Yan. N. r. PLUMBING IND m r
HEATING. ’ I
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATINO._
DTOVEO AND HANG '
ILATE AND TIN ROOF .I.’
One and Steam Flttlng,
I! Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. III.
Have you seen our stock of '
RICHMOND RAN 633?
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run nouns a normals:
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17 WALL" ITREET.
bellman.
llailg the ill. I.
for freight Only,
Us and after Tuesday. loosely I.
leave
(”NM
all received
Nor-walk up to 6:80 p. in. » .
NORWALK .TEAMIOA'T “Us l
Inning J. Imlth
lasso.
o. o. No min
flower-i n...
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
IN! MINUTE FROM DEPOT. 4.
EUROPEAN PLAN. l‘”“\
”Our room- a special feature.
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
cry mm belied. .
nA'res neaeonuu. '
Finely stocked Cafe In oohnoflldll "
A full line of Acker. Merrill A can.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, qundn [all
Cigars always on hand. ' i
T. I. SULLIVAN. Pf
‘i'elephone Cell. did—L I
“m Lon'e' o :i'iilmii.
. DER. ,. ..-- ‘
Ilionld be equipped with I ”In
snow white. oneplece
«lain Enameled Lavatory.
"82W PM
Have yen ever stopped to W
W.
how delighfully convenient it
be to have hot and cold running
Market Cod u... ...... .....-i 50 II). in '0‘". NOTOSIIII' chamber. m.
SteakCod ....... 1201b. ing apartment of Int floor MI
Halibut ......... 15c lb. room? its presence would am In
Escallops .. ..... . . 40c and 45c ct. the “3’" “3"“ °1 °°mf°fl~ i
We will gladly quote you prince. WI
plumbers are strictly competent I1
clinics. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash.
ville." lulu Your
Own Home?
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Rents are advancing all the timef‘
and desirable apartments are bosom.
Ing scat-cel- every day. We have I
number of very desirable borne: fan
sale, and can make the tome
price right.
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M. {yum 8: Co.
laconronusr:
8 Railroad Avenue. » lo. Naming
rat Joan s. u whines
IOMIII.
am madame sent. me
clearances ovssv. .
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