travails“ ’
Laboratory
II and 50: bottle
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Oil 2.5 Mil IQ: bottle .
Dill” slum ‘2 1.! 10°
_ ,. 7, Young » ' {title
It Bil-syn ’ 40- bottle
,, [attract Witch Hunt 25.: pt. bottle.
W‘Wl‘ .L,.-zf¢lir - ‘ “3.1951"
a.’
PLATNEKME liADLEY. Proprietors
2“ Would too 3'. 0
am no la .-
- «yr. syn-3.1:. . . . . «,r'v . card.
"William M. Appersolt, of Philadel.
Phil." is spending 9. few days in town
onfbusiness. ‘
The people of the East avenue Me
thodlsl. Church, held services yester-
day afternoon al, the aimshouse.
Mr. and Mrs. “”13 R. ' r. of
WWtsnsnr rs: rliny’ Mrs.
Baker's mother's, Mrs. Smith. of 0s-
museum ..
file death of Mrs. Mary H. Dunning
wiiqlhns'bscn ill for some days at tho
halite of her anon, J. lrvlng Dunning,
occurred ycstcr ,ay from paralysis.
Mrs Dunniugwwas ssventytwo years
chute and is survived bytwo children.
‘ uteri
part of some- of its wn members.
done there heretofore. but only at» rare
intervals, and by outside talent at that.
Hence the surprise last night. and the
gratification of the congregation at
once own havlns a quartet of its own.
The aging was excellent, and those
who , , part ill-«liners. Warmly mn-
gratulatod at the close of the dervices.
Mrs. V. J. Benelisbs. who arranged
the quartet as an experiment. was the
soprano; David Albrecht was the ten.
or; Miss irons Lynch. the contralt'o,
and E. ii. Every. the bass. Miss Cor-
nelia Brown was the pianist, and play-
edwith her usual excellenCe.
first
The
piece sung was "The Rack of
Ages.’ by Dudley Buck, and this was
followed later by “The Radiant Mom
.. jHath Passed Away," by Woodward.
‘1 i"The Rock of Ages" is a very solemn
. and impressive anthem, and if sung
»,4 :prmlerly produces the ‘flnest kind 'of
j:_ effect.
'swlfter in movement, is nevertheless
a song of even greater brilliancy and
majesty. and at times reaches ll ights
that are sublime. Both these an hams
were beautifully and artistically ren-
dered last evening. and Wore listened
at with evident pleasure. “The Radiant
Morn" also serving as a fitting cli‘
max to a strong strmon by the pastor,
Rev. Bronte. llmwn.
Will" WIN beard once-o Moth-
hcrsaftor, unless other arms
are made.
“The Radiant Morn," while
The hum-tot
gements
w
potion causes headache. and
4......
hrs, dizziness, languor, heart palpits‘ ‘
t on.
weaken the bowels and don't curs,
Dosn's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
; . .
Drastic physics gripe. sicken
This flu'lm‘al will be held in Wilton 51 t,
_, tional Church tomorrow ‘ni-
lemmas! 3 o‘clock . '
171mins have been completed by Archi-
tool: Ferris S. Mort-house for a resi-
ddt’lée to be erected in St. John street
f‘” E. S. Bulkley, of ‘Soulhport. it
ll be. 263:“ feet, of frame construc-
t." , having reception hall. parlor. din-
ifroom, kitchen. puutries, etc. on
the first floor, and five ro'dms on the
u‘ ‘r floor. The heating will be by
s m' and all the modern improve-
,Ifll‘hu‘ts will be provided.
jfi‘he Bnraca Class of the East Ave-
niih‘ Methodist Churchmet yesterday
it} the church parlor. The lesson was
light by H. J. Hipsoti,’~dnucher. There
was; a good attendance: 'Aflsr lhe reg-
ular session a business meeting of the
clings was held. Ambrose Carpenter
wins elected a member. it was voted
‘i‘hocept the kind invitation of tile
‘ of St. George, to attend with
them, in"a body‘,"n service to be held
sdn‘ietime this month in the East Ave-
tide Methodist Church: It was also
v ted to accept the invitation of the
P ithtilea‘Class‘ to a heart social, at
the,:home of Miss Orah Mal King, on
Friday evening. of this week. The
members of the class intend shortly to
send for pins. the colors of which are
dark blue and white. It was also do
cided to change the monthly business
meeting of the class from the first
Friday in the mtmth Tto ille" second Fri-
ddyl'iti'the'monthl' "The meeting 'the'u t
adjourned.
,LAt the East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church yesterday morning the
following children were christened:
ll‘i‘hr'lcis William Pennell, son of Jon-
ephis. and Ella Pennell, of Rowaylon;
Wis Aquila Reynolds, and of Lewis
Erhest and Lillian Reynolds, of East
Niirtvnlk. The following adults were
ba’piled: Charles Ezra lioyt. East Nor-
willk; Lilly Theresa Wallin, East Nor-
whlk. Tile following were received
on‘V‘probation: Charles "Ezra Hoyt,
Mildred Baldwin. Alberta May Twlss.
thh' E; Van Wagner, Harriet A.
Witrw, Edith W. Warm. Cih‘ra I. W.
. twin, Lilly Theresa Wallln. all of
, ‘ Norwalk. The following were re-
‘Ved by letter: Aquila Greenwood.
nttie J. Greenwood. of East’NorWalk.
" services were marked“ with "deep
8 ritual interest and a largenumber
pmook of the Lord's Supper. llulle-
titliv'for the current week: Monday, 8
pilot, Epworth League business meet~
my, followed by social at Miss Reba
Simons’. Rowan street. Tuesday. 7:45,
clfids meeting, led by the pastor. Wed-
néllday. 2 p. m.. .Ladles‘ Aid meeting
fwli'workn Thur'lay, 7245' p. m.,
pl‘ityefi'meetlng. ‘
oil's. B'URNHAM TESTIFIES AFTER
.‘ ;' FOUR YE R8;
rd. B.’ Burnham, 'oi“=v“ arilsle Center,
Nay" writes: “AbOilf'i'olll‘ years ago
ivwrote you stating that i had been en-
tirely cured of fleet/“ere kidney trouble
byt'fltaklng less than two bottles of
'Fbléy's Kidney ~Cure. mlt entirely
stopped thelbrick dust sediment, and.
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
diflilpearbd. Hi am glsd‘to say that 1
hifib'never had a return of any of
.t ' 'e symptoms during the four years
tint" have elapsed and I am evidently
cd to, “assuredly and heartily. rec-
Voihd‘i lid “Folsy's ‘Kidii'ey Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble}? Plaisted's Drug Store and
Platuen‘l’c Bradley, ‘ , fl
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‘4 nowsv'ron.
Alfred Mesire, the New York broker,
who last summer purchased Shefiield
Island. has bought a lot in Rowayton
avenue from Mrs. Theron G. Look»
. pod,» and will greatly, improve it.
, granting a dockso that his launches
dill land lint-re. He will also build a
mirage to keep his untamobiles in.
.‘fiuperlntondcnt A. V. Wuinrlght, of
. , ths'ilocal trolley company, has decided
foe; , tiniest this week in running a
par, ,nl South Norwnlk to Rowsyloa
”if ', leaving the former city at.
11:3 in. m.. for thssccommodation of! .
thong who desire to remain at social
events in The .Norwalks later than
tha;.10i40 car. which has been run and
will continue lobe. .for the accom-
predation of patron-it the theatre.
I. 3/ its it treat, slid surpass as well, .
C in Amul’last ‘ovhilillrw the co ‘
mass {or Waylon secular Qinurc .
MTlllttsi-n‘ tapas mi “Iliad!” stun
"Mil" 1:. 2/ in. .I‘. pill l ~ ii in
i ., m
‘i,
rlcd August 21, 1901, she
M. Dodle.
muclty between January 1. 1902, and
the date of the writ.
miinor children of which she asks cus-
i
Witch ilnzcl Salve.
chopped and cracked
edly the best for Piles.
The
Bridge Pharmacy.
b
Bessie, who have been visiting
guest while here. of Rev.
MacKenzic.
guerite Myers.
Mrs. Joseph Myers, n honor of her
seventh birthday, ‘atv Mime. Friday
afternoon.
friends > _
Games were played bythe' littls'oues
and
spent.
.6 o'clock, after which the little folks
departed ‘for their ‘llomes. '
. muons;
Isl‘lously, ill
{his to without "on crate ”I,"
wwl‘Tl Alf-"N
fission AND nono'rou.
Lottie M. Robillard, of Bridgeport,
who had her husband arrested a short
time ago for beating her, has decided
0 break the tie which binds if she can
get the supolior court to do it. She
has petitioned for divorce from Charles
iobillard, of Dorian. Tho were mar-
iieing Lottie
She alleges intolerable
They have two
0( y.
The winds of March have no terror
0 the user of DeWitt's Cnrboliacd
it quickly heals
skin. ' Good
on, for bolls and burns, and undoubt~
Sold hole by
Pharmacy and The
It
Clifford
WESTPORT.
Mrs, A soilthcy is entertaining ruin-
ivcs from out of town.
Miss Martha Mills is visiting hcr
rolhor. Leroy Mills.
Edward Lewis has secured a posi-
ion with E.,.l; Taylor, the florist.
Miss Katie Lewis is visiting her sis-
er. Mabel Latvia. in itosevillc district.
Mrs. L. P. Miller has returned home
rain it visit with relatives at Bridge-
DOI‘l .
Tonight . Greens Farms Fnrmers‘
Club will meet at the home of Miss
Wakemnn. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Jennings
are expected home from the South
his week.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Min. David Dibblc in Weston sec-
ion of town.
Archie Mills. of Cross Highway. has
secured employment at Frank Miller's
umber yard in Bridgeport.
Mrs. George Meeker. who has been
seriously ill at her home in Cross
Highway, is‘ahle to go out again.
An hour cannot be more agreeably
spent that listening to tile recounting
of his Mexican trip by Town Clerk
Joseph 0. Hyatt.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor and daughter,
rela-
returned
ives in New York. have
home.
Last night the first of a series of
sermons on “Women of the World"
will be preached in the Congregational
church‘hy Rev. Warren P. Loaders.
Rev. J. T. Steep, of New York, who
preached at theuhion service in Trin-
ty church Thursday night. was the
Kenneth
After yours of ullceaslng work along
that liné."the projectors of a soldir-r's
monument scheme are to be uWardcd.
ram recent legislative action provider.
for'such at Compo.
A birthday party was given Mar-
daughtcr of Mr. and
There were about twenty
‘and ‘ schoolmates present.
the afternoon Wits delightfully
Refreshments were served at
. wasfrON.
v
.. Miss Sara Sturges is the guest of
friends in New Milford.
.‘i‘. A. Colem‘an,‘of New York,"spent'
Sunday withthis family here.-
Robert Bardlay has rstlirlicd from a
visit with his ‘parents in Rowayton.
Mrs. Frederick Rockwell 'e terlain-
Miss Florc ce Nash“ has returned
from a monthm hta‘y attireenileld, Hill.
Miss Whitedretpl‘lhed' in Lyon" ‘Pllliil
on Saturday after ,a‘ two days visit
with Miss Ditais’Adh‘ms.‘_ ... ‘ ‘_ ,.
, .prv‘“ who this been
tli rh notations. is now
an friends figmvilldgeiisld las week.
‘ ‘ lpid..!l‘srrot if di'i‘l‘l‘.” ulk.“ ‘ has
i ll “Wild
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i‘if‘ffli‘lllil‘
. 1'.» ”-37.5. .4 ..
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' ugliest or ills
ill?“ “Fl ’
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who has it ill
for the past year.
treasurer, Miss Alice Fitch.
A var placental social given by
the Nor‘eid Aid Society was
Friday ‘even’iitrut the‘ resin
Mr. and M
the out of town
Meeker, of New-
Barre
and TR
suctiln soleot
Osman:
to the treasury.
take dud coffee ware served.
NEW CANAAN.
in Hoyt street.
Miss Anna Rodimer has been enter-
taining New York friends.
Carleton Johnson is able to be out
after a third tussle with appendicitis.
Chat-l ”Be aft. of" d ltivar. is
311$?“ at. ibi'lliwl ,' h'lsjpoulll‘y
i
. Juw. Pegg, of Bridgeport has been
sister, at the Methodist
pnrsonnge.‘
Mr. and Mrs. William Potter
son Roger ha
in the city. ‘
Mia. Loomls Scoflold is ill at the
home 0ir her sister, Mrs. Levi Brush.
East avenue,
Mrs. Lewis Buttery
few days With be
West Not-walk.
and
re returned from a visit
s
is spending a
r aunt, Mrs. Weed. of
lor of his market
Iy renovated. , .
Robertson's Moving "Pictures j“enter-
_idllm-~ll ll Limit illllllmum
house Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sibley and
Mrs. T. M. Fairly are spending it luv-
dnys :lt Niagara Falls. ‘ ‘
Miss Bertha Builwltz who has been
a guest. of Mrs. C. E. Belmdict. has
returned to New York. i, ‘
Mr. and Mrs. M. Coleman. 3! KW.
lulvc relurued alter a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Hersam.
Holy Communion was ndm'inbwrercd
in the M. )5. Church. yesterday or ii re-
ception of members followed"
. . l . .
William J. McKendrick has assumed
his duties {is postmaster. Miss Aunts.
,Cloulzh and Miss Hattie ’Heaih nile
the clerks. '
'l‘llc lllllstra..ed Bible (ink to have
bot-n rivcn in the St. Mark's Guild
l‘lousc, Friday eveningiwas postponed
until next week Friday. l
Miss Joseph Simon. or ‘ Locust
uvcnuc. has returned home after
spending several days with friends and
rtlnlivos in Mount Vernon. , w ‘
. Miss Marion Spencer of Syminglou.
Scotland. who has been a gltcst of
Miss Marlon Rue. Tnlmadge Hill. has
rnlurnfli to the 'home (if hur sister,
Mrs. ng of Mt. Vernon. ’
. William v. Mel'rill's hydraulic-‘3 drill.
which has been at work-0n an 1 arts
sinn well day and night for some. time.
mcl, With a mishap and the Work has
been suspended for a few days.
A social dance will be held in {Bay-
mond's Hull next Thursday evening.
Shepherds's orchestra will‘furni pit the
music. The committee consists
Mrs. Edward E. Rutledge, M‘rs. tlcorgp
W. Duryea and Mrs. S. M. Sterling. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Kirk arc
goals of their son, unw. E.J‘. ‘Kirk.
tor oi‘ the Methodist Episcopalimhnch
will write the editorials for the Mrs-
senger until the editor 'returns,} in
about two Weeks. . .
S. R. Hoyt. assistant route'
the Adams Express Company Elias
been in town inspecting the local: of-
fice, He found the business aimlrs
of the oilido in first-class condition
under the efficient management of Ben
jamln s. Weed. 1
Mrs. W..E. Duscy. for the in mmer,
furnished. He has also rsnhgl ‘lhc
Miss Grosverov cottage in Oeul e ave-
nuo to George W. Thompson bf'New
York city. for the‘suln'mer. fut'nishcd.
He has sold the William “Rutledge
cotingc. Grove street. to Richard L.
Storms . ‘
a
BEDDING.
m
t
The Glen. which ftwhterly‘ bolohgbd
‘to the late Joel Porry,’wlrs’ht tbwn this
week to arrange for building" "opde
tions in the spring. , Shofvvl construct
a residence ltL‘ouud it hugs-i tone‘o'liim-
ney. which is about all thtit remains
of a former dwelling upon_ the ,pro-
periy.""'* . ,‘u a . . .i a. .~
James Trcadlvel'i is req‘avering frdm
a severe attack of pneumonia. Mrs. J.
D. lAhnsbury‘blts‘The saline-”ailment in
a mild form“. Michaeljlhe‘yholds'is lul-
provl “ after ‘ar'flldaifih’ n’f’jpleurisy.‘ Tho
mus ‘uguieirdcyhllbcn men-y hull
bronchial": pnéumtmillé" ~ 7
Nickcrson‘r‘is “slightly lbtlttsr.
lcciman Banks has .1 its grip.
Julius lekan hussold out his match
manufactuifhlg luminous, in New York
and expects‘lo, return 'to,‘hi‘s, plucc' all
Jump Kill. me foihlcr‘Walkcr‘i‘ho pp
First s9:
put 'unf'n'cw buildlhll’tl
swept away‘by sucretuv
years alto. He recflyiila‘lflfltl
,for the. Ptlrvy plugs, out ,
object 'of‘ securing film".
it'llas not been accepted,
The grave of Occult
RI , .i the u" t
sacrum ...»: “l
and: 2 17d? Milli,
:. . k‘ I
~ said y- “ ‘-.
with consumption
to; several months, died Saturday
morning at the residence of Truman
Canheld, where he has been a boarder
. 0%ch for the
as a... .- ' - our 3
. . 7’ l‘ ' ., "if; 1 ~
Giulio: secretary. . g H. ' field:
held on
once of
rd. CharlesIScoilold. Anton!
guests were , lss Flor-
ence Hoyt.rof'!tldgdiield: “ ss“ Edith
Raymond
it, of Norwalk; N. 8. Hunt ,tt '
. 8: Gregory. of Canada. bé
_ caused much
merriment andadded very materially
Refreshments of
James Stillman is ill at his home
" T |
Frank 1. Simon is having the inter-i
painted and glues-ab i
at the Opera,- .
t
of
of Brooklyn, Rev. 0, ill Benedmtr plus
itgel‘ of
, F. R. Green has rented the Albert
”Davenport house in South avenue: to
Miss Frances Warner. tho otvner yo: ,, .
an extensive tract at the mouth of . ‘1
,owri ‘ ' Clark ,
Turin.‘ in case hedbb‘lthc’wiil propel .ly,
. toj r’éplsco, those
It as several"
6 1m altar
{with the
link: W
in». "l . v‘ ' ‘l
d armanat the
t.
this” it?! ‘- flips «is a
peril of the decent . the memo-wot
which were desired “In the interest of
thewidow. This did not seen proba-
ble. however; ‘in view of the fact that
duplicats‘s of such papers could be eas-
ily obtained imvn the Pension Depart-
wss sought was between :20 and 860 in
money. The work of em log the cus-
ket was deferred until "' Wednesday
when it was phrformed ‘by Patrick Bul-
iivsn and nssislsnts. Members of the
family were on hand and, when lhe lid
had been removed from the casket
they made an examination of the poo—
kets of the dead man's lclothcs. and
found therein a well com pocketbook.
said to contain 850.
AMERICAN CONGO COMPANY.
BRUSSELS, March 4.—-Ai a meeting
of ’the American Congo Company.
March 15. the Congo authorities will
proopse that R. Dorsey Mohun, ex~Am-
Icrlcan consular agent at Berna. Congo
lindependent Slate, be appointed Afri-
lcan manager of the company. [it is ex»,
lpected that the representatives of the
company in the Unlmd States will
agree. to Mr. Mohun's appointment.
l
W
m dilator? it
‘ in a recently 1)th volume entitled ,
> “Who Ambuqdmhip at Paris of Ba. .
_ meat. ”Then it was“ reported lhal what i
S,
no made
.i
run do Mannheim”, He was for
fourteen years the Russian ambassa-
dor at Paris and conducted the Rus—
‘sian end of lhe negotiations which
.resultsd in the dual alliance. Jules
”loosen. the author of the book. was
-the counsellor of the embassy during
that period. Hansen claims his infor-
mation comes from a “sure scourcs."
He. ssyE that besides the official treaty
Constituliug the. triple alliance with its
appended military conventions Eur
peror William and King Humbert ver-
bally engaged their words in honor to
remain true to the alliance and to use
every influence should the (also arise.
to prevent their ministers from dis-
solving lt. Emperor Francis Joseph la-
ter Joined this poet‘snd autograph let-
iiers between the three sovereigns con-
secrsting it were sflcrward exchanged.
When made, Hansen says the kaiser
was thinking only of France. Emperor
Flancls Joseph only of the possible as.
gressions of Russia. and the SlaVs in
the Balkans. The military portion of
the conventions were prepared with
the most scrupulous care. it foresaw
the possible necessity for the union
of the Austrian and German forces on
the Rhenish frontier against France,
the union of the ltalian and German
fleets in the Baltic against Russia and
‘ Joint operations of the allied armies
.‘ lv‘ranKEs OLD 3
T l szw
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ALSO lte'ep! them new ”There
will be an old, dull looking furni-
ture or dingy" woodwork in boron
when this :wondehwork r is used.
No refinithli‘rfor‘ revsrni lug neces-
Iry. Li ' Veneer it neural-him,
but I In the foodsnd cleaner that
builds a g the original ‘filllill and
makes it tighter tlun ever. a
it instantly restores the brilliant new-
ness and finish of Pianos, Furniture,
Picture Fumes. interior Woodwork,
lllrdwood Floors and all poiithcd,vsr-
pinball or enameled shrimps. Removes
scratches, stains, ‘dlrt, and dullness.
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‘ A child can apply it. No ’ but
I piece of cheep c olh'is need and
there is no drying to wait for. .
0 new slzs PACKAoss
“use: lam: -.-‘ 28c
lacuucs'lorn: - _, 50¢
COLD .Y '
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with.
Shins,
. 42c
Worth 65o.
Sites 14 lo 17 1-2,
An excellent shirt for a little
duo—y
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léll
7
money. ‘ .'» "I“ I'
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Open Monday, Wednesday and
«turd-y outlines.
Jfliiiilllli.
Tudor, clothlor‘. ‘l-llttbr, "
Furnish". .. , .
‘18!" so. Norwslk.
‘ .5 Washington
Winslov‘r’s nest, "Brownie" Spring
ice Skates, shuts Straps, Hockey
3 ~93 ..hdvl-K' * - .
“skated tad Hockey 8
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ticks, at
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‘ Pros.
W-ILFRED BODWELL, cashier.
* John H. Knapp
5 Christian Swath
and navles in the Dardanelles and be‘
yond. Hansen S vs:
"This informs on is absolutely exact
and one of' the reasons Germany al-
ways opposed the publication of the
hrlaty was because it contained as
many clauses against Russia as against
Frame and its divulgence would
only have hastened the conclusion of
the dual aliance by dissipating lius.
sln's hesitations.”
’ But the most curious feature of the
“history" is the statement that Eng.
land was at one time practically a
party to it. “In the treaty us it exist-
ijsixp Tlroy‘ng a:
morph-«l “Md-“h ‘
Mallets rtsiuAmumuflfiNWu-l.
cHlGHES‘I‘IR CHEMICAL 60..
Madison “Philadelphia PI.
n
.uuud‘eggfg‘s’nm
Wall Papers
AT __c__osl.
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will have
to pay in the Spring.
Crockery. Glassware. Houufllrnlsh
lng Goods. Framed Pictures.
White Enamel Point with fixtures
10¢.
Cloth Mild”, with fringe, no.
Window Shades and Picture Frlmu
made to order.
Painting. Paper Hanging and Decor
sting.
We give the 8. a H. Gmn Trading
8“mi"- ......smum
L. n; BECKER.
81 Washington Street. '
Tel. Con. South Norwslk.
column
to
cums,
«09,000.00
tunrtus Ano'rnorlro,
"ransom
sowm H, MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H, KNAPP, lit Vice-Pm.
FREDERICK H.’ ROWAN, 2nd Vice.
-——.-,- l
' DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
Josclsh R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Emlfi- Row-n9. a
OUR coAL'
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is worth advertising—worth
bin—worth burning. . And wt
for. us-—or for you. 3», . .
A line stock of :967 mining just
received, and it shinefl- " ‘
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thrill 9! Hit N ‘ ‘ “Neill
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buyingL-worth having in your ‘
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. ‘Only'tthe best is‘good casual: .
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lawman-1., s'ublo tent. 'i‘utc Good
cake or Grips. 10c. 25c '
Id in bulk. The genuine tablet to ' CC -
guaranteed to can or your Infill, the?!“ z
Ital-hormonal! Cop. Chitin!) U fl-Y. as
“Iii”. SALE. TE IiLLIOI BOXES
W ---—- 4-—
Hd“before”1902."'v‘snys Mr. iinnscn.
“there was a clause or rather a reser-
vation inserted by the ltalian Cabinet
whereby in no case could iinly be ell-
gaged in a league against England."
In“ the renewal of the treaty in 1902
Mr. Princiil ‘l'orgoi in reserve concern-
ing England.“
Great Britain. says Mr. Hansen, was
very prudcnt and was never more than
partially engaged.
“The Foreign Office (England) limit»
ed itself to declaring that in the event
of war between Russia and Austria or
between France and llnlv in the Mo-
dllcrrancan it was very probable that
Great Britain would inlcrvcue against
Russia in the one case and Franco in
the other without admitting that this
declaration entailed upon England obli-
gagons as it opens iocdcris."
WW».
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
3.29323“
PLUMBING, , . ,.
STEAM. #3::
nor warns, 33...
'AND was
t It» , "‘
thi‘d‘l‘h
' 1347
. on n ..
papers and last night'sfll'tttll Hi
the warrant for the purchase price til
the owhét‘! of the lot. This idii‘ptlfii‘fl
0 title entire question of the siu‘,\lnl‘
the supervising architect's olilcc can
now go ahead and prepare’the sketch:
for the building. Owing 10 lbs tar”
number of buildings ahead of the Neil!
Britain one, however, it*wlll be sound
time before these sketches will be.
ready and bids called for. The ofilctc
does not expect to begin building
operations until next year, unless they}
find that the plans can be ruseild m'ncid
more iha not present espectod. ,
The plans for the Meriden post-office!
the almost completed and bids will
soon be callcd for for this office. Thel- ~
Willimantic matter is still in the air.
and no site has as yet been agreelk
upon.
t
illiBSiiilBiliS.
i sell only investments that 1 bay.
personally investigated, and which
have been most rigidly investigated.
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who have
large holdings with us, and who rec.
ommend these investments to theid
most intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview. .,
R. L. COBURN. general Agent. ' l
16 South Main Street.
1
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PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. <
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES»
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas letureq
Metal Ceiling, Etc. , f
Have you seen our stock of ‘
$8
THE JONES & HOTCHK
GAS FITTING. in,
Tip. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
56 South Main Sim-t
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South Norwalk. (um- '
W”O¢VOOOMO
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LIQUID "GRANITE
is the ideal finish for floors and
linoleums. ‘Adds to their dura-
bility, preserving their freshness
and making a glossy finish. ,4
Send me your name and ad—
dress or call, and I will give you
useful information on the subject.
___._..____
Guillermo.
HARDWARE.
m wasnmorcs amass.
Phone new"
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25c sale
3 summonses minim ...... use
2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat ......" 25c
2Com Salmon .. 25¢
3CansTomntoes ................ 25c
3 Cans Eixtra Fancy Corn ...... 26c
3 Pkgs. Mines Meat ............ 25c
3 Lbs. Prunes 250
2 Lbs. Extra Large Prunes 25c
. ,. “Funeral Dfroo'fpr".
‘ and Emulator. y- _
‘ .10 Nomi-Malawi. . mouth Nomlk.
Residence, a Washington uracil
"telephone at house". 184-3. ...,-
rhemu mblng
once to your healthapdhpppineu lio'
leinpyonc lnstal suc .,
t or are thorough m1
ch pics, '1;
l'hur
‘ I. ‘B‘onodlo’u,
HEATING; rmuma.
, HOTEL VICTORIA;
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inlyou'r house ”is oi loofndldh iniport- ,,
F913. uni spy .
COMPANY
RICHMOND RANGES ?
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK
Hilly Line in N. l".
for freight Only
On n'nd'aftcr Tuesday, January 2.
Wild, 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 Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwslk up to 5:30 p. m. ,
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. smith, c .c. Housman;
Lessee. General Agent.
Whu Not so You.
Own Home?
Rentsare advancing all the time
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day... We have a.
number of very desirable homes” fort
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. at. Layton a. Go
moonsomrso:
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwslld -
EVERY LADY’S causaluc CHAM. _
sea . .
...—w
. N , ..
_; run, :. ,." ‘ 'L. "
should be equipped with a ,dalntj
snow white, one, piece “Standard" Fora
celaln Enameled, Lavatory.
Have on even; stopped topo'nsidsh
how delightfully convenientlt would
be to have hot and cold running writes
in your dressing chamber, sleeps:
ing apartment of first hour. toiled
room? its presence would afford you‘w
the highest degree of comfort. _, _.
We will gladlyquote you prices, 013}?
plumbers are strictly competent moo
chanics, honest and reliable.‘ ‘ ~ l’
Horace, R.1Nash
THE NEW") ”
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'ONE MINUTE FROM DSP
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EUROPEAN Pusan: ~
,vv.
cry room heltddw ‘ ..
RATES ,BEASONAIL’E. "
Finely stocked Cafe In connect
A full llnoiof Acker, Mtrrlu 4,“th " .
hid-Away!“ j'
dit can celebrated Wine
cigars always on hand. -‘
'r. J. SULLIVAN, hustle?“
Telephone Cali. ”Mr?” 11 ..
estandlns every branch-qt. e‘pluuihl gm "
Add véntllatlng systems. My work" . a
,‘B Monruuipt.l pguth N'I‘Wfiiifi Opnpagl
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