Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 5, 1907 · page 7

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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The weekly cottage. pruytr meeting
of the. Adteut (‘hrlstlan Church will he
held this evening at the. home of Char-
les Gsnuug, 11911636611 Street. M, . .', ,'1

Caleb Wood this [116166 trbni ”111-111--
dict Farms to a residence at 6 Pleas-
act'- 1W1? "Mow Woodrlmd occupied
$337“ 101111111111 homo forever tweus
, Ie steamer Addie V. went to New
' yesltrda) (1111,11 some piles l'or
. ar'ducll pile driv',c1 which is now
'nhlfiking repairs to the Tender at. the
north side of tile V1 11311111311111 str'eot

 
 

btidgt’ 1 . s1 1,"
’11- 1'1'r,1 pleasant blitlnluv smpriso
pqxlv was given on James Cunning-
hnii, at. his home, Saturday ewulug.“
Those present wcic h‘dua 'l‘.11lol l1 .111
ulti- 'Kosmecki, .lennic Anderson.
Richards. Gladys Bartram. Lottie
Boers. I-Jmmu liosuieckl.l1‘1ances
Bpundage. Mary (.uuuinglmm. Agnes
06.111111 Mamie. Kindillen. Georgie
8651011. Willie 1Woekn, llnzel t‘. unulng-
hw. Daisy Candid.- Mr» Fr1d (‘uu-
iiihgham Mrs. Harold (‘unningluum
M111. James (lunniughmn. Megsrs. 1" red
Greenwood James t‘tlpdlngluuu. Ar
ciao Greenwmul \\ .1 tft'ilap'lor. Al-
[1:111 Larson [1.1 nest, ‘mi George

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11330.8(1bbl111fook.rt'Audersou.
Humid l)uy.A1-tlu , .1111: Paul linr-
ti‘t-tm. “alter Casey“ (Cunningham.

Earl linitrannpflmcesficlnrk, l1‘1 '.111k

and, A1 tbp (31111111113111.1111. Harold (‘1uu-

ni‘ngham, Cliurics Kmawckt. James

1‘.uinllnghum Games wmorplayod and
mites units were" served. 1- Master
Cunnh Muiswccotved. several gifts
from h‘ic blonds-11111111 Jennie Antler
so‘n rendered several piano solos 'I‘In~
part} departed for their homes at mid-
night. all lepertiugI' an enjoy able 1'11'11

lug.

Louis Lockwood was 05111 of the .lew
ulcn IeIt who 11.11.111.191 to. the, New
York Volunteer Fire {Minutmcut st11
or lei-6.111 'curs ago. For many years
he was a lumber of Citizen Engine.
Company. No. 16, with headquurtcrs
in. West Twentieth street About the
same time Bill ’l‘wee‘d was foreman of
No. '0. and Dave Broderick nus flirt?-
mau or No. 3116111111111 Marcy Tweed.
who wnsnamctl altdr the great. state},
liltiilhlarcy. died in Ludlow street jail,
while ilrodcrick went to California.
whore he became a state 111 hatch and
was killed in a duel with Judge Tern.
who was :ti‘t1r11'm'ds shot and killed by

he was looking to avcngclhtmselt on
Chief Justice Fields Lockwood. when
a young man. was a stage driver in the
employ of Kipp & Brown. whose line
ran'trom Charles and Hudson streets,-
to- the South Ferry. which will give?
some idea of how sparsely New York
was populath then. A'g'coid story .is‘
told of Sci. Kipp, who happened to be
out of sight. when one, of his drivers
was counting the sixponccs. ’l‘he driv-
er made 1.110 piles ot' them. putting
‘down one, he said, “'l‘llat‘s for Kipp."
and puttiugdowu another. “'I‘but's for
1110;" and so on until he had counted
up all his change, but. there happened
lobe an odd pleee.11\'or which the mun
hesitated. and ‘ilnuliy said: ‘ “I'll give
that to the old man," which caused
him to be letaiued on tho, job. Kipp
wag'I a wry rich man at one time. but
ended his d.i1I's in tho Dunblu'y Conn.
alins'housc l.n( kvo‘od used to. tellt
1 his UlICt having driun an tle-
p t. in a circus procession through
1116 streets of 191119 Vrn'h. and his 'puny
115111;: compared to tb-~ elcplmnt.',1-1
caused him who libed nil tho :Way'
along the bud. Wt“ .11... 11R11'1.§ril.tity.ll
contiguous I'ltltc 111331.1’1'111'od not 11111:"

or nobody. .qu barring his 11111011"~mtl '

accident. might have lived many more
years. He 1111s also an honest as the
day is long 111111 was full of anecdotes

and 1.10111le1111611 audmumnu other .

things “ Iciueuibm ed distinctly the.
great. lire in Wall street, ,in the win-
tor 01.1835. when all the hydrants were
trams and dozens of buildings had to
be blown up to prevent the lire. spread .'
lug all through the financial districts

Why—......

ROWAYTON.

A supper will be given at the home

of George. W Stevens McKinley

‘ street Friday night." '
The entertainment committe'c of the
Romyton Librapv will meet at Mrs. G.
'lil.1drlnoltler;’s. Wednesday evening at.
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1116-; Emma Hoyt. whom: been #091 and His poems! 1.119.. landed:
11 the winter 111 New York also gave a talk to the Bridge.., street
,wi incision-1 1,111 have for odew days 'chlldren In the nth:

little“. and will 1161111111 141. the-
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.1 United States deputy marshal while .

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more days like Sunday and c hurbor
ice will Ilia nmncmrnuvmv.‘
re. on China, accompanied by
1111011 is
111? 1' flat” 31119Holmk at
61111410111011 1161 Church. 1,. No Id
11113111011 will “11.111111er no? 1will any
coll1 ction ho“ token up. Everybody is
lmited to attend” .. .,,1.
The auction sale of the property of
August Wielvman wits u'cId y'hs‘terdkv
at the has plans in “Rowuyton 11111111111
”cheer as Edgar '1’. Bates. 01 Dawn.
and eve lilting in the place was dis-
posed of, including four horses. cows.
‘chickcns, etc Mr, and Mrs. Wlulnunn
will next week remove to flimbury,
11"hele they will make their home: '
A surprise partv was tendered Pres-

 

. hm Hurt inst FWBl‘llllflJiM twentyntwo
1111.1..- minds
--I-Ilujo_1ed 11,1 all.

Music and games we ere
A fine collation was
Story 911 about 10.1.1. Alter the. ‘rt'frcsh

" hunts Miss Mosetta Ilurt and Preston

.iinrt. playing that and second mnndlr

" 11.1111 with Miss Lillian Clockctt at the

piano.pla.1"1'd the “Flower Sunni;

' which was very good. The. party broke

up about II: :10, all tuning a good,|
time. Mr. liart Wast'lllilfltli) surprised.

The New .tpxk Now its on and
M11661 Railroad 1261111121” y'ls" L'pon
ritually H'iinpio‘vlug Its roadl'md bridges
etc. with regard to the safety of the
W 11nd Height train: which are?
11111161111116; Malabar-monumemw
largo gin: ol' carpenters are worltln'
iu ltowaytou. .[nd the entire uppe
frame work of the iron bridges are
Raymond and Main streets is to, b
removed, and “minced with new womb
fin 1;! spots um! tics. The. job is
1111111111 one. owing to the. 1mm}! trainat'
111111111111; run) the men have. to be con‘
stautiy on the lookout for them,

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DARIEN AND NOROTON.’

William P. Lynch, ut' Norotou, In
recovering from the effects of an 1111'.
tack oi grip and visited friends in;
Stamford this week.

0. H. Shelby. of Nor.olon 6 [11111111111
or the Wee. Burn Club, has been,
elected 11 member of the lmndicapf
committee of the Connecticut Golf
League . «1' . ;;

A new organization 116194113611 formed
by 11 number of young; m'jloroton
and Dutien which in to 116111101111 us
The linrion \‘mntiit Club' with con.
tortuble quarters 11911111811133 Find
The members 1111‘: looking forward-
with enthusiasm to the opening of the
season. and will be prepared to en-
tertuiu any and all yachtsuicu who
may cruise in their'nelghborhood.
Miss Claire SlIIimun returned to
her home (mm Maine. Inst week, to'
11pr look ,11 1' lier‘tnthcr, Samuel C;
Sillimun, thc'
11' ill at his home in Ledgewlck ave-I
nun. Miss Sllllmnu :16 n-rtratueo nurse
01' wide experience. 11nd has only 0111;
your [110111.111 ilifllllcfilitudios he.
tore. she 11111331111111 for
Euiope in Jul tot-111m months.

wnsrponr.

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E. .‘ .Sipper'lc'y. .li'.. has :1 new tour-
iliil Cur.

1I1‘. I). Murviu is seriously ill at
homo here.

Mrs. E. l..,'l‘[11'lt'on has returned from
:1 visit in Bridgeport
~Mr and M111.

his

B IDOtlgc spent

Randall Bradley 01' Redding 1111.1:
been :1 recent guest in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Huines have returned
from :1 visit with friends in Bridge
port. .
~Mlss Ethel Greuory. of Norwalk, has
been visiting relatives 11nd friends in
this vicinitv
()uklev Wushburn of Newark N .1.
recently spent Sunday with his parents
in Sungutucl..
Miss Dorothy Adams. led the (in-ens
Farms (1. l1}. Society meeting in the
church there, Sunday.
' There is to bu‘n. meeting 111'
Furnuvt'r.‘ Club at the harms home
Mms'l’tfukuuuvu tonight. 1
MisnIlddnu ltrudley, ‘ot‘ Snuuntuek.
haslreturned [11111111111111 with Mrs.
Clifiortldtaudall. of [dust Norwnlk.
MinsIIMargarm. Meyers was given :1.
birthday: surprise. party lust. Wednes-
day evening. Au enjoyable evening
was spent. .
'l‘heoduru Hamilton. who lune been
spending the week here with friends,
left; for his home in Weston. on Sun-
May. 1. ,1.» .1.
hits. ioven11111111111311.1111, tu'vo' (hill-
I'cn 1111111 moved to ‘. estnort 11'I'nie
l.'l1e,1 will make their home with MIS.
llortiuc‘s mother, Mrs. Sylcster Stur-
gen
- 1 '.~. 1.1,- '. 1-1».

T111111 't'iis't‘ of 11 sorted of sermons
on "Women 01' the World" was prenc li~
ed In the ionizregntlouul Church Sun-
day night by the licv. Warren P. Lun-
tiers
' Miss M Dhigee. whose home at the
Forms was rccentlv destroyed by 1116.;
[the and her maid narrowly escaping

litt-
11[

and Mrs. E. 'l‘ Bedtord.

Exercise appropriate to 1116'- 1169'
were held in many ,of the local chools
Feb. 27 when Lon'giellow’s b rthdtiy'
was celebrated. The Mathis society
01 Stiples High school held an open,
session In the morning and 4199.- 1W.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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rom Longfellow BI

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0,11 illi'l

Verdi selections
I'poems. ,
One evening last weelg. 17 all.

bit. Dhlfl'llflgm
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'i‘fl'
. Company v Fa 01.111151
'et'llcut Nu‘itun'ul Guard, W'ilS orgdlliZ
ed 5165' 1;"
mountain. Ftedwick B. 331111 118 ““11
lieutenant and Daniel 0.1111151: as lire-I
oud itch-tannin. By' I1 vote at the norm
1pm; they called themselves (or social
purposes The Lockwood Hillel-'1 aim
Colonel W St. John Lockwood of
momma. Norwalk who bus lll
fileildcd the company in many ways,
l‘heir quarters at that that won in-
Htmckwoods Hall, in Wall street. which
they occupied until May 1 1886:1111
which time the Stats 111' (.duntltll 111
having built an Arinou In West a111-
nun, between Normal-k and Soutlullor—
walk, they trunsl’crl'ed their property
4.10 their new home. which the) were to
occupy jointly with Company D. of tho
:ralnn..r validatin1'9h'9he 30199611121)!

were successful beyond 1h.
their. mismatch-1H 11111. 131.01;

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ruggist. who is serious. .,

1 try. company in the 109nncctieutltln‘1.

P Ladders gave an aunt-mummtmter. .1

 

 
 
 

1"? e has worked 91,66 y s 1);;th-
ttVB 'fenier worth" 191- ' Imus Willi. cov.
all", my mod dds 11111.1 unmtmtvlmt
l."- wough 11nd cold euro by 11‘. lull flafietfi,
#1111111; NoI'Wqu, and IG. I' Wood 151'
, 31111111 drugslsts. «'101'llllll 11.1111'1‘1'1111
hottlo 11'1me autumn-z; 1%.». " «"1 ”

.10 [neat outside of businc 515 moments;
for a social hour. 7' ' :-
, Captain Bells served us command
«.dantuintil July 21,1890 when be M-

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.sluntly after his appointment by in
lurios received from an accident at his?

' 1101116.; Firth. Li'putonsnt Henry 11:11.:
ins commanded the. company 1'1 om 1.111111. 1

time until the. appointment of neural»;
M Rose. 119 captain Novembonfil 1.1190
Cnptuin lion: was atlll in command all
the outbreak of the fipunish Wnrr when
the company was ordered to Nlanth.
June 2:2, 1898,.11111 was assign-l
led by the. ndiutnnu gellclvd «I, Com-
npuuy I. Third Connecticut Volunteer
lut'nntry: was mustered into the up.

.1611 with the regiment 101101111111 Mend.
Penn. September 10. ,Whtle..thoro',.
Captain Ruse resigned, alltLWlllluo-
corded by John F‘. MIurphzv. same-rott-
[hunt on November ',2 wlto'uemuinnd
~lu command until the compnnv
mustered, out oi the United states sort
rice. The. regiment Ielt C'unp Mend
for Camp Marion. Summcrvllle. Soul
diuroliun, November 113; where it no;
mulncd until January 22, 1899; when;
It was ordered to Camp Onward. San
vunuah. Georgia. remalnlug'tlmw un-
til It was mustered out- March 20
1899.

Upon being mustered o'ul: Contain
Murpln censcd to he a 11111111111111. [unit
the company being reassigned as Gum‘
pain-11‘ i-ourth Infantry, C. 'N ‘G.. April
18.19 was commanded bv the lotto
First Lieutenant William W 810016:
until May. 16 01‘ tbcsame‘redr.
'Sccoud Lieutenant William

until December 28, 1904, at which. 1.11120
he was placed on the retired list 01' 1118’
Connecticut National Guard with rim]:
of captain. First .Illoutcnuutiiowart‘.
N, lodt‘rey commanded the conlpum
from liccenilmr 2R. wot-untili‘ebrut ry‘
19 19114 11' hon Second Lieutenant»
Charles L. Wins“ a butlnllmnstatt ofl'i
Icr became captain of thufitilllPNl-V.
The maximum strcugt.h,,ol an intim-

tlonul (lu'uld ls thrtn~ officers and six».
t,1'-fi1'11 enlisted: mob; and there, is noun
1I1 .1111 avg room in any 011 the coin-
11.11111». for tirst- class desirable
('1 11116 l-t seems to be the general 11nd
‘picsslun upon those. not familiar with
the facts that the restrictions Imposed
upon 11 member 01' 11. military or-gani

of a considerable amount of liberty.
but. tI11s~Is a" mistaken idea. as they

evening each week (in this company.

Nuv'embei and Mny inclusiw;
helm: no drill tlnongh the summer
months, with the chi-option of one 111
two mills prt'tlimb‘n'lry m the 111111qu
cucumpnuuit when the entireN Nutloncl
(‘umrd goes eitbei to Ninnlic 01 to
uolne regular army camp to take part
in [nunevuvtls with rel-111111111. Those
'1‘llt'alllpnlt’llin ure, Iookcd‘ to'rwnid to
with relish bv the. citizen-soldiers, as
.tlu'y realize that contact. and associa-
tion with those, who huvomitde 11
11111111 of the profession, cannot help
but be bencllcinl to, themselves.- and
on the other band; 011 account? of the
small .uuonnt. of dulvl 'cquired c-onsld
er the encumpmonts in the nature of
an outing: thnu anything ciao.

3’ It bus mien the policy of Ettl'e. com-

hulpiug to maintain the. interest 01'
its inclnbcls. It ha a well-(qulplInul
gymnasium which be members ct
,(t.ompuuy.l,~‘. si'iomrlviloged 19,. pm. ab
ternoous. and evenings. It has (no
pool tables. 'h' lino sho11'ci'bntll.wltlr
“101 a whip who, n 0980111 di-gessi
room recollection with the. b11114
«room, 11 bowllnlr alloy 11 r1116 range 101
Indoor. 311111111061 and} it; incl, 1113 not
surpnsscd.:..it indeed it I; equalled. in
the adlthntnlzeoubfl 1111th its members
by any organization in The Norwulks.
17'! WW,
W6 HEit 63116 ”1211511111
..., mommOthrn we
W 1110.13 El 1111111199,.
61111.; " 1111.... y'enit nanny lion-tins
«11111111111116.1111 891111119. tunnltmuble
111ml g'urgphyniplnn watt, unable to 1.4151,
Mm; When by our druigist's advice
began 11191111; him .DnHKlng'u now-Dia-
lcovel‘y, and'l soon. noticed improve
111ent.11’ltept this treatment tip“ torn
new when 111mm 11119111115 [intently well.

 

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6311;1111191 Addison A. 13mm;

611111 11: urnlsh their hunters in skirt-fl
dent 1111111, where members 11911111.an.

slgucd. and 111.1; succeeded by peculiar
,1.Ieut.unuut William Simona-1, 111.111.11.111. .

 
 

1vice of the United States Jul! 2. EM}.

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when; V
.11, com.- 1
stock became captain, remaining-Bitch: '

nation am such as .would deprive rum .

are required to report [or drill on one f

Tuesday) during the months between ,
lhele ‘

tinny to indulge in outings. 61' various 1
kinds at, frequent intervals; thereby ,

Md each at!!!“ more efioctlro than
{our tithes tho outta 9111111113 01 any

gilt 011111111 Mindy... however 1..
.131 ({I Whatever 611ch Iyi rec.
oumendot that remedy mayo.

119111111an Alwayl that KEMP'S
BATE“ is 111'.
B'est Cough. Cure.
It bu novedtbonunds from coup

oumption.
\ It. has saved thousands of lives

At all druggism', 1150.. 501141111611.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

A, ehooF 91“ EXTRAVAQANCE.

“We me n 1116151 Wat-stein] and ex-
trnvngaut 111111011,’ said tite...l‘l"a1nald
(‘ollcgo girl. as she sprlnklc‘d ilflmll
tea leaves over 11 r.[lg, premn'ingf,l
sweep it. “This is what we do willl
our tea leaves. Then we, throw them
away In linglnnd many of the wall
to~do tnndli dry the haves and sell
thom to tho grocers, w [o in turn sell
thmu to thelpoor people in the palate,
borhood. "

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Editor Kirk, of the MW Cilnuau his»
is taking a vacation by ordet
of his physician. Help fortunate in
having as a substitute Rev. C. E. Bene-
dict. o: the Methodist Church. who
writes the editorials Here is one of
Mr. Benedict's alticles:

The approaching springtime will
bring serious problems to sunny per-
sons. problems not easy of solution,
but; not impossibio to be mlvcll. What
we shall eat, and whui we shall tillllk,
, and 11'herc1vitlml 111' shall be clothed,
me. questions of minor iiiuxntauce, the
answer to which seems simplicity it
self, when computed to the weightier
problem which, many are obliged to
face 1112.: Where shall i lay my head?
in our issue 01' last w1 ck we mention
ed editoiiullv 1111 1111.11 need of more
11 [lenient llouss .1.- ol :1 desirable. chut-
ncter in our thriving borough. 'i‘oo
great emphasis cunnot be placed upon
this important subject. Dcuiruble
rents in New Canaan me not to be
found, and the lack of them is keup-
iug muuy dcsiiublc families away from

would be of rue .11 I11 111 lit to the town.
With regret We have men smI'clal smh
n\ftunillcs tum away d.~pe I_1' di appoint-
M 111'. {hell luiiuic to liud u 1.10.1111
housu nun" Me for l)(('tl|l£lIllt‘y in New
papa“ “Tl; we is n tide. in the ulfnlrs
of we” whitinl 13,1111 at. the flood, leads
1,“ to fortune. on: led all the 1111.11.1-
of their iifei 13 1101111 11" shallows and
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ruining
"Department

is now all activity for the,
SPRING AND SUMMER

sermon. We are showing

a
splendid assortment of fabrics

spams AND SUMMER

101' light weight ovcrcouts and
suits. in all the new and lcudlng
shades.

.1 All Work .
DONE UNDER oun own I

supervision. and not. ao-c'allod.
tailor-made. which is shipped,
out of town and factory n'nule.

0»; 11416.... Wetland” u'nc'i
SaturIdIy ovonlnan.

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Tailor, Clothier.'1itl'lt'or, , .
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T kit‘s tiienl'm 'I‘ll'e'l'e
1m will be nod dull looking turni- ,
.turc or dhmyw wtobchi‘érk" [n liduiel '
ultra this wondér-vv‘orltcr in used“
No 1161113111 or “varnishing neocl-
nary. lui Veneer is not a vamigih,‘
but it sit 111:1: food and cleaner phat,
builds", t the origin;
makeli it rlg'htar than evér. ,'o
11‘ u: dandy realms 111th brilliant new.
WJIM 11.1141. .11 Hands Furniture, .'
Picture ll't‘ltht'ét, 1111111611110“, I
Hardwd 'od Floors and all" polishedn'nr-
nishxd orbtlarn‘eled surfa'ccs. Removesé
watched, ‘Ita'i'tts, dirt amid dullnén.
Achildt can I'p’plyit. Nothi’n but "
o picnic of ,chee're on th‘ 1! need Ind
there" ~18 thumping to wait for. ~'

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'1 111111131 in the Spring.

' Bumps.

' 151.com _

till 111111111111

finish ”6' ""

ould seem that we have Just 1‘1- QFhIIGId
the flood tide in the attains of our 1131M}
Ind that, now Is the time for such at.
11011 as will lead not only to fortune.
but to fame if somebody awaken to
the oppolJ'tunity. Every capitalist
great. and small. desires to make a
good investment. What better, safer.
or more snitst'uctory investment could
be‘mude than in the expenditure of a
few thousuud dollars in erecting a
class of houses In New Canaan .1t-
tructive, comfortable .[ud convenient
though inexpensive houses that would
rent for $15. $"U 111 $25 .1 month? With
the demand for such rents. there
seems little. doubt, that. the public—
irtled citizen who first grasps this
opportunity will realize larger returns
from his investment. than would come
from any other source. it is reported
that. o. syndicate will erect sixty new

‘gouses in Sprlngdale during the com-

15; season. Sixty new houses in our
attractive borough!

Sixty new fum-

 

ANNUAL otEARIANc'E $111.2 or

con)

“fall lb 13

AT COST.

1 tom
Buy your Wall Paper now and
save the profits that you will hay:

 

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Crockery, GIIuWIre, Housefurnllh

j 1119 Geode, Framed Pictures

White Enamel Pelee with 11.1.1...

" . 100.

Cloth 611.111.. with 1.11.... :2...
Window stud" and Picture FrImu
made to order.

Painting. Paper Hanging 'Ind Decor
'Itbtg.

We give the 8. a H. Green TrIcIInn

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L. H. DECKER,
87 VIIIIhinp'tdn Street. 1.

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for 116-411- 161' you.
A fine stock of 1907 mining ji'u't
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best for chiflmu” 1119
not give salmon-'11 gr 16g};
they are too strong in eti'ect. and
leave the bowels weak. and unable to

act naturfily
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Endings-.1113-
with 81....N6IIYOX

Children should have one natural
easy movement of the bowels each
day. Laxative Iron-ox Tl“.
tone and siren then the how 5,
and stimulate althe little of guns to
healthy activity. Chocolate gcoated
tablets. easy to take. never gripe or
nauseate. Walkandfl ..00 Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or money rc~
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WRIT! Hill FREE IAIPLE 35
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Kelley, .ir., South Nm'wulk, and 1']. l‘.
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two and three hundred new lures on
our streets. What 1111 ll'lt'lllli'1' that
would mean in the l):ti§;l't'l-§¢S 111‘ our
own! We can have it as well as
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FRA 1143‘.
VAN SCOY'“

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GAS FITTING. 7:65

Till, Sheet Iron, Copper
Ind Zinc.

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50 South Main 51-11-61

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LIQUID GRANITE
is the ideal finish for floors and

linolcums. Adds to their dura-
bilitv, preserving their freshness
and making a (1105 §y finish.

Send me your name and ad-
dress or call, and I will give you
useful information on the subject.

Charles E. D011.

HARDWARE. .1.
[:2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone my»

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25c Sal"

3 Pkgs, had huge Oatmeal .......25c
Lurkgs. Cream of Wheat 25c
2 Guns Salmon. 25
scansTomntoes 251:
3 Cans Extra Fancy Corn 25c
31’kgs.IMlnco Meat ........... 25c
3 Lbs. Prunes . 251:
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" investigate add 1" port upon the mat-

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ter of an «unploylrs‘ liability law. Th1)
act prutidsd lbut. one member shall ho
a lawyer. one 11' manufacturer. and the
third 11 representative of labor.
Edward M. Day, of i'lurtt‘nrd. is the:
lawyer; E Allen Moore. of the s. 1111‘
ley Works at New lirltain. ti: (1 111111111-
lactureh', and C J. 11.1.1.1... of Dolby,
the labor man.
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MONUMENT TO A BURGLAR. ,,

The town trustees of Sheldon. V1,,"
hardwired the problem 0: ioguliw
disposing of $I it) found on the body.
of a burglar who was shot dead. by
1111-2111:; a muuumtut with the follow.
ing inscription: "To the unknown.
man who was shot. in Messrs. Genui-
son & Gallop‘s store. while attempting;
to buigle tile. safe on the night of I91:-
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Investments

I sell only investments that l 1111,17"

personally investigated. and 'wlilclp
have been most rigidly Invcntlgabo'dl
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who hava
largo holdings with us and who rec.
onuucn'd these imcstm'éuts to the“!
most intimate friends. ,

A card will In lug rou our literaturo;
or a personal intelvlew. ...

n. 1.. coaunn. General Adam. "3‘
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PLUMBTNG AND STEAM ,
HEATING.

HOT WATER HEATING. L"

l'lOT AIR HEATING. '
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do out:

1. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
(has and1 Steam Fitting, Gn's Fixtures,
‘1 ‘ Metal Ceiling, Etc.
"Have you seen our stock of ' ' 'f

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THE NES & IIOFCHKISS

JG'C 0PM ANY -

17 WALL svnhfiET. NORWA'LK
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for freight \i‘iflll

0n .qu ni’tcr Tuesday. gammy 2'
1:11:11. Frciuht Propellers 1v II leave
'i"i1‘l :2.\‘ East River, New Yor. ,(l'oot
:11 Dover str,eetl every day (1 'cepi
t 111111.11), at 4 p.1n.Frel"gl1't rose.
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. m. and So
Norwnlk up 1051.30 p. m. .

NORWALK STEAMBOAT,CO.

Arming J. Smith, C .c Hegeman.
Lessee. General Agent

Will] Not Bull Your
Own Home?

Rents are. advancing all the time
and desirable apartments arc becom-
ing scarccr c1111'1'dav.l'\'e huxu 11.
number of very desirable hole-.1810"
sale, and can make the terms nudiI
price right.

J. M. Layton &,' Co

INCORPORATED. = .
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l1hould"l1c; equipped with a datum
snow white; one piece "Standard" POI?
1'1: lain Eutuuulcd Lavatory. 1._
Have you cv or stopped to co"
bow delightfully convenient, it:
be to have hot and cold running 11' ii
in mm dressing chamber. 6166114
lug. apartment of. first, ,floo'l' tulle, '
_roolu?1lts presence would Mord filth}.
the highest degree of contort,
,, We 11111 gladly quote you prides
plumbers 11rd strictly on thatch
chauics honest and rellahl'“

Hora 6 R. Nash.
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