Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 9, 1907 · page 6

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For Saturday
LIGGETT’ 8y

Saturday Baggy,

«monsoon 3 ,

ugu‘égiifi v “on 25; on.

lilo Bridge Pharmacy.

PLATNER a BRADLEVIP
205 Wnohingtoh

Tel. call 541:2?

' . Brown

"1 DARIEN AND nonoron.

greening!!!

 

E Vt. Bl's he, Mrs. Jonephine Grow.
A. B. Cloveri Evory, Mr. and
Mrs. (‘Iern Albrecht, David Albrfi‘ht,
Miss Beth Neur Mrs. Franklin Lynch.

M355 the; aunt‘s. Jacob
Wfion "ft? Still WING!

Kr. and Mn. Fr Brando. ,Lhc (2
Rwanda. Gertrude gratin, Mr. and

thin; Spencer Horton, Mrn Com Neur
turn, “3.th Marsh Mrs Edvard bathe
cl II.P r}. J. neiinba
Chggrles fi' etty llkg‘iiisn‘Corné‘I in Brown
lucrbert E. Dufault. Miss Hairball.
hells. Miss glob Hart. Mrs” 3ucl3
Collin. Miss lira Ruxmoud, i5's Sti-
sie Raymond Miss Irene Lynch Mrs.
IIorcttIp Slider. Miss Mary Snlflln,

niaum MIs. Alfred Dauehy, A on
Dauchy. Miss Ida Jack. Mrs‘. Eugene
Ambler, HeI'InIIII F‘elslng William:
iII'rIcir Mina Laura Croctlret. Mrs.
Edith Judge Miss Clara Hughes Hill-
:lini'd Albll‘k‘lll Irving Alb'rccht Mrs.
’ ‘ Cornelia Riiter and the Rev. Frank C.

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MIs' .lolur ii. Cole. Jr. in quite ill
in her borne in New liav.en
W' ‘

Letter Carrier W. O. Merritt
spending today in New York.

 

Tho crew of the pile driver is at
work Wadliir laying the stringers of the
bridge fender.

 

3 The luv, CI'ooIIchh
her this morning to in
bar of light b.tt'.gcs

"5‘ in the bar-
uwuy II num-

 

The steamer Eagle inn: been moored
for n couple ol dun III the Norwulh
iron \\ orkn IIIIIIII. *

Tire Her. I‘. Cunningham \Iill preach
in the (.‘Innbur-y (.‘linpt‘l tornoir'ow III-
ter’noon at 4' i3 o'clock.

Mr and Min. E. B SIIIlIh. of 054
born uv.oupe sailed today for (.‘ burles-
ton S 0., where. they will spend some
weéks.

 

A delegnlion irorn the Adient (‘lII'is
illm C'lIIIIIlI \Iiil \irit (Lilli _:coIIdIIIt ser-
vices SIIIIan itl 1.1 J p.31n..ut the nimn‘
houne.

W-

Ml'. and MIN. .lolIlI Weriot Hemple
have returned from tl'leii wedding
trip and taken up their resitlnnu- in
C 01 t‘ filitlct. ,

.Iolm II'liornIncdlcu will lend the
meeting of the it‘imor'ih League to-
IIIoI'I‘oII night. 'i‘-lII .;ulrjeet. will he
"Life Through i‘lIrlni. ’

FI‘IIIIII ()rIft'i'ey, of Winfield street.
who bus been ill nil winter, has Inhen
Rm. ..(‘ iI‘-o

Killli, of St. Mari" 5' Church, was culled

to pro him yesterday.

The seI'Iices I'll the Advent. (I'Ilnia

tian Church promise to he espt'r‘riull)
' interesting toruoI'Iow in the lthl‘lllh“

Iiev. James W. Davin will preach oil

the le\t, “Open thy month wide and i

will till it.‘

v

3 'l‘lrel large [look oi gulls which hits

frequented the loo line on the tints
south or the Iiruulnidge attrruti It
great deal of attention from push-er»
in. ()llt‘- III Inon has named them “i3 rust
Norwalk canalics" ‘

 

H. S. Crossctt. who was obliged to
lcrtvx. W eslet'un Ulrih'erslty because of
tiphold fever, has been giten II posi-
, lion in the circulation department of
the iticC‘IIll Magazine. \er Yor.lo ”03
will enter on his duties Monday pier Il-
ing.

‘A' I'o‘rI plonsnnt party Walt Iréid lust
evening at the home of hlisn Matrgnrte
McDeI'.Inott in Charles nir‘cct. 'l‘wentv.
six of Miss McDermott 5' friends gulli-
cred at the r'esidcpce. Music and
games sorted to pass the evening Iei I
pleasantly were
served.

 

 

and refreshments 3

 

II. B. Gorhmir‘ of 47 05b3o'rn avenue,
won much interested in Ieitding’ the
Story of' the Odd Character Sucking,
Gold. III 'i‘humdai 5 Sentinel. It took
rum back several y'I' (It's when he. came

into possession of the original ncgn- »

five of the Old Leather Mn‘n. Mr Gor-
hnm printed at number oi pictures ro-
Gently from this negative

33 3. 3 Rownyrotv

The. uternbr3r'n ,of liftiiruicc Ilnolt and

Luldder (‘ompnrrv ivill meet tonight to -

unange for Ii pool tournament. All
thofic “ho rle'siro logpnrtitlpnie in lllf‘

lournnmont ni'o rcIlIII-n'ttd to be pro
sent tiris cvciuu 3 . . .
llowuyion Baptist Church. llcv.

Frank C lithown Irrigatort—Scr ices,
10:30 II. III will; 7 p ru.-3. mornin ‘lsuh-

 

JQCL Bob tinting "I'
Cull to :tifig‘l paved“ Eli/m.” Isl. ob?
11: 45 all ., other 6403

Senior 0 E. . '1.» Ladies‘ Aid meet
lug. I‘hursdny. at; ":30 p III in the
chu ii H p y. Hour .sorvicc, 7. 30 or
III filiifisdgyp .Junlo social gathering
lirlrln y‘ at 7: ”0 be”! It at the pronou-
“8&3... ,. , , ..

 

'1‘ a blends of Ilicllcv Frank
Cgfo fawn tutor or 'RoWayt‘On baptist
Church, gave that plenticman a very

pleusant snrpr no party ia‘st evening pt ,

hls‘ filibidfirih‘d in miwayton avenue, to

We. u him home after II. two months’

in tin-South Sumo seventy.-
rive group were presen‘, and every.-
bodl' lid 3 most enjoyltb‘ a time Var:

forty; isms were played. these giving ,

way eventually to retreiibments after
which singing was indulged in until

incipieum lavas said.

I and cl io-

”limb uttllll‘lr I‘M. Igppuljur here

3 13‘. With The “them?! era (:3! HM]
Initiation: via: the one: his 'ndl‘kh
burn up well, fund those who made up
tho girl. that MSW» were glad 0! their
‘ opp rt’un is“ allot 66 t6-'" toctliy t’vrth
Among

i
«is

$1 dufightor. “that he is critically ill.

ii. (Y. Sivords has secured the posl
tiorr of manager of the Darien Decor-II-
ting Company.

 

'Mr'. and Mrs. Weed and family of

West Norwnlk. lune turned to the
Norton block, Main street Dnrlen.

m' .
lInI'r'y llupp has moved from the
Norton block to RO\\fl\l0ll. lie still
retains his ponition at the grocery
store of James iiate5.1)arierr.

 

Rev. Herbert S. Brown and wife re-
turned Mondni from the Soulirland of
surmlrine Illltl flowers to tire nnowclad
iIillra turd valleys of Duricri.

 

All auction of nil the household
goods ot Nntliun Bunch) will be held
fit his lebldonoe corner IIeliov rive.
true and Mnin street. Durien. Wednes-
driy next. art It) o'clock II. III

Miss KIIllirin lines. of Vordton
Heights. has beIn spending It few floss
“llll her lll'Oliitl‘, Lewis Hans and fum-
ilI‘, oi North ’l"'nrr.\'town Sunday Mr.
limo; and inmiit' and Miss Kathryn
walked arrow the lllltluoll I'ilter to
Inc h. ’l‘ in re Vtt re hundrpdp of otlur
ptopie llol‘nese sleigirs and automo
idler. Immune on the ice. which was
suit! to be our two. fool. tlihk.

The sudden death of Daniel t-lluumn
of pin urIIonlIL after u sliorl illnesn will
i‘lllilt on a ursnL nhock lo bin runny
gfr'ii min in till i IIIIIIIIIIIIIin. Mr. Shir
51m nus II \t‘l_\‘ iminnlrloun and kind
ll natured IIIIIII. lib: lnt'nlid wit'e
eipim year's oi age has the st'miiullri
ol nil in her 5nd Itiillction. Mr. Slurr-
50“ was eightyorrc years of age and
hurt li(.t‘.ll It I'e5iden3l. or Dnrion for
mum unis. The funeral SililCt‘s
were held liltiny afternoon III 2
Ire-lurk from his trite l'psideirce. lildin
5tr.ect Darien.

I.I,~.,

Mrs Charles “'Irter'liury I'Isiding III
'i‘nlrnudge Hill. the VUlt‘J'IllIlt: mother
or iteriréwntative \ant'rltur}, in
ninety veins oi age. With the i Xi I prion
of slightlv impaired heurirmr Idle has
retained her faculties to It nurhprii'rlng
degree. Quick in bodily motion and
alert menlulh. it i5 a delight to con-
terse with her. Possessed ot :1 mice
of r'nre SW'l‘QliltSii in her youth she is
still able to I'. fine and t‘lll"l‘_\ the tunes
of hymns which she. ions to sing, and
does 5mg swvelli dnv l)\' (in). Mlh
'Wateibni'y recently enjoyed on auto-
mobile ride vi tlI her son and still en-
joys the recollection of the trip,

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STOP THAT COLD

or it may result in I’neumonlu. Brn-
ziliarr Ilulm is breaking up colds \\ hen
ever tried almost without exception.
10.25. We and $1.00 bottles 'lhe Clif-

d

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ford Enter" 5 and illnisted' s. '*
WESTPORT.
Mrs William J. Sherwood visited ‘

I'c-‘latiies. in Iledding last week.‘
Miss Gertrude Wood is buck from :I
visit with friends out of town.

 

 

 

bliss Minnie Kenneli hilt-l returned
from uII'isll. with I‘elntives in Wes-
ton.

Mrs. Eugene Hendrix to entertain-
ing her sister, Mrs. I’ur‘trlck. ot’ Nor
walk. ,

m 1
Alt was. Wuhcpinu of Greeuw ich in
{he guest of howls l’ Wuhenmn, III the
Fill-Ins. _

 

 

\V. l’zII'seli and wife have, returned
to the, it‘nr‘ms from II visit with rein
lives :It. Grunge. N. J.

New "York Yriond’sl'.‘ '75le "lrrlsz‘. been
ghouls III the. r‘osidcncn. of Churn-5'
(ilbbs. luII'o returned home.

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A report confers tr;orn Chur‘ieutehw
{33. where John H. Jennings in visiting

John Batterson. a victim of pneu
mania is reported to be punt the tan

 

.a visit with her. daughter ’.Mrs Henry
Dr'ehr, at the home of the' bitter in
Springfield Mass. ., , . ,

’Horne'e Wyman rm returned home
from It visit in Clovorsville. N 1.3,
Where he went two Weeks ago; to tit-r
land the funeral og’hip brother. Gobi-go

Wymnn.3 ;, 33 3 3 3 3
AC. Bradley was in Bridgeport. on
Thursday, attending the installation bf
39W Henry, H: “W l" M IthQBIFO’Jth
QQdEl‘eltd; ll imrI 33.3w 3} do olegp

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Lockwqbd; Orlando W Andrews and}

Mo o'lln tredrawn will act Mil pull
boars ho funeral of Peter il'urr
Parry. this afternoon. The build! \leI
in in Canton.

 

thong In attendance were The Rev.

' noted

and other pipes will be carried thruu 'lI.

inn-portion and repairs,
purritlons ()\ er four inches in thick-
IIc :43 will be built oi hurd burned brick

lI'I'IiI
lulu or llnitlllti concrete blot-lo; 3
‘lioorn and roofs will he Constructed of i
3.

and vei'undnn of iron.

tables and belts will
«tone.
met mi and the roofs downed with shite
rind tin.
..

bull iininl will be glided.
of lire IIIIrirI vestibule toilets and stir.
gicul departments will be tiled.
bieiutor will be of wrought iron on-
closed in brick walu and w
wrought iron giillo lldbrs. Wood will he

dorn rind wards. for door rind window
casings and for general fittings.
3 word, the. building will be of modern
fireproof construction throughout and
unto-time in every respect. Each room

Infill. never If

' wus calling on friends yesterday.

the Methodist Chapel SuIIdIIy

{I‘lml'l 51m with relatives and friends

lit Mt. Ver rnon
illr‘. nnd Min. Andrew \Vc’ed tllltl
fourth. of Spriurdnle rir‘c visiting

Benedict.

now he, 153?
or Norwnlr is in attendance.

geI- point and Inoiuises to _,re WI 3. CLEARS THE3 COMPLEXION

speedily. ‘ Orino L213 alive Il'rrlit Syrup stimu-
_., , 3 "" .. late‘s 3th liv‘ér and thoroughly cledh sés
Mrs. William Bulkeley in buck from me 5 gal: an}: ol' m 'th'e bumpioxldh'

superior to pilht. upI-rlenl Willt‘lS rind
ull ordinary ortihul'tics III: it does not
irritate v the
Plainted’s 193mg Store“ ‘nnd ‘I‘Idine'r lb
lirn3dl30y. ‘

urtllv on n chip: is culled rt Elli-Midi»;
tsn' t he? (. IrInlIIuII.I‘~—Thnt a what timv
cull him. my son

Classes and Grands

WAT ERBURY Match!)

 

ill? Immaculate Conception Church.

The hospital will be open to people of

al lclasscs niId creeds, and for this
Mathem- have Joceived
the Iiubfstntl‘: 0fi’glst’ncc of the busi-
hares Inen’ dual or the '(ratg‘hal‘nn‘d lin-
lrptlc organiwti o Wnterbur
wil be knoivi'i aglgl ar'y's’H “053353.333“?!
The arohiteoté are I. J. Dwyet' arid J.
Manon. of Hartford, and the plans
call for II building in the Georgian
go o. In ieét tons and 52
with. (do; utdrles and high banenicnt.
be main frontage will be on I'nion
Senate with the south return facing
on Union street. An extension to the
west on the Union street Waldo Iii tool
by 36 feet, will make the frontage on
that street 68 feet over all, while in the
roar of the main building Ilt t a north-
W683. corner will be a semi- clucbéd
structure, two modes high. With boilv
‘ers coal rooms etc. In the first story
and laundry in the second. This build—
lug will be L shaped in plan with :rrII ;
respoctively. :36, foot and 34 feet ions‘
and n iuqirn width pl 22 net It will
have a an roof covered with tiles luld
in cement above which the walls will
be carried three loot high lind cop'c‘d
'i'his roof will form It line open fill
balcony for the use of patients iylio
will reach it by diction of spacious cov
cred bridges and staircuses of Iron
land sin-to. There will be In the rear
of the main building also II‘vo large
covered verandas of iron cormtructiou
with slate floors and on the main front,

.—~Thc Rom-
an Catholics are to have a fine new
hospital which owes its conception to
the generosity ot Right Rev. Mgr. Wil-

.l. Slocum permanent rector of

feet deep. 3

 
 

who.
mum

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3333;.va

“V”

Ludtivo Iron-ox
strengthen tho bowels. 1nd stimuli“ the
locations of the liver.
liver no nod

01 '1‘? ”Will”!

[fiftgfi'iglw fifiwbe"
.. .

:IchII. and I‘id M ”ii?
Relic“ In!"

n
hméfiml Babbli- Y."
olden mo and

i the bowels and

"’EI'I’II'fi‘m I.

 
 
 
 

 

d not contain alco-
HIE; “fun nth. morphine. lot
‘ any of or nil-coiled")

one or osmium-u a.

 
 

 

[one (too

litc'bowels

 

Weed.

For sale by R. H. Houston and E. W.
Kelley. Jr.. 80th Norwalk, and E, P.

Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

BER DEALERS.

The National Assot'latio
Deniers is holding the annual conven-
tion of the association in iinrltiord,
Louis A Mansfield of New ”INC.“
president of the Connerlicul Lilmhci
Deniers’ association iiild Frank W.
Bogardus, or Stamford represent Con-

 

....

again?

i

ownin-

MXtfll 1'!
Meet In

 

recessed in the lower two smaller
covered balconies opening from the
[lav rooms on the second and third
floors, QII nil the floors nboI-"e' the
basement will be large solarium:
Opotliul, from the coiiidoi's Imd hIII
lug It southern exposure These will
.th in the extension to the mam build-
ing. inningr on Union street, already
Thus there is provided within
the routines of the building itself nu
abundance of open till spaces, uhel~

Irwlesed nun rooms IillII dIII room
for the use at the patients in all itlntlg
of weutlrer conditions

'i‘ he buildingn will rent on It single
slab oi Iorrcrete ten inchtn thick
npieud met the entire .Iren covered
in the building. l‘lro upper surface
of thin Ioriclh'I-te will be tour feel be.-
low the met of the bane merit floor uml
the Mr space lw tween will be venillnt
ell bi llii' um. of lines in the walls ope llv
i It: to Ilre outer :Ild. All Irrnin horizon-
ul llue5 or drainage. water. ireutiut:

this splice nud so made ncocninIle' or
All wulls lllltl

the tilit‘llm‘ laces of selected
All

1141‘
our inch partitions will bi;
Al

the st'nircaseu

marble and
sills. cams. water
he of dressed
the oor'trlCes will he, of shoot

e-ilit'orccd concrete,

siuto. 'i'heporch.

The tower roof will be cov
red with copper and the crops turd
The floors
The
311 haie
iced only for finished floors or Iorr'l

in

Iud wurd will have separate‘voiitiiitt-‘
rig and plumbing of the best.

The Bat laxa‘llvi tor Childl'un.

‘Iuentuhould dmtol: halite llild nh‘ovn no

IIturIIi. any movement. ‘0 hoboWo a each i at}.
m not. done the child with! its or us“ in r8fill
Irzyn are too polwertu I! out . an
.eir little insides tld eccsdenvhg the bowels
er: ironed nndlouublie not turn. lytlInn before.
1! who Iron-631‘ '0“ no In l.rItI-ongthen
In bowels. Ind ltltnulnto All that I ttlo organs to

 

milthy mr'lxl l: t‘hocolulo coated tabletu.
or MWIQJOII

“dongle
”w

_ WEST NORWALK.

_mi\’ll's3 Wertz. of White Oak Shudc.

 

 

There will be no service probably in
after-
Ioon. I

Ml'h. Charles lticCori'Ibcr is making It

 

 

heir purentn, Mr. uml‘ Mfrs Artillr'ose

,. I,'I- qr I

llo’lier't seyriioui'. Jr who fell from
'I scaffold on the burn for Mr. Sipper-
" in West nvonue, Sotilh Norwulk’,
wo woe its n30, 3&le ”if“: his shoulder.
rod to lint/e. it rose yesterday and
(ring nicely. Dr. Huntington

 

oi! 'pl pies, ‘iiriil ll tithes.” It‘ III the 3
best la‘xatire for women and children
‘ as it Is mild mid pleasant and does

not 'g‘r'ipe or Bit-ken. O‘rino is much

tet'cd Iernnduu and balconies and glass I

l

$an on

Tommy-Milly. .it' It runny.
yotr 5hould forget it toot III' In. blamed
It‘ I can remember. v—Phlladelpiiia Evo-
ning Telegraph.

“basins and Countries whleh purge
I
end wfnfirntli o 6

‘ho hovel muscled and mm “on; gts'in the
J-lld vigor todo
enacting-I permanent core by no out y dole no.1
“tut-ad menus.
‘hocoh. III routed tablets. “my to trike never aripr
I II' museum.

Suns i

Winslow's Bent. “Brownie" Spring

Ice 2 Skates,

Motherw'l‘dmrm, what did I snv Id
do to you if you toothed that jun!

 

An ideal tmiivo.

.nnlo
Wind in rule.

Italic.
tux“ it's 1150!?!“- i
on nouriat
ltrcogth
upended. thus

Id 11v: wormmvml .

III-0 wlfl

III in Comm mist-h
Ibo our]: nature
The best laxatiIe (or children.
100. 95c and III in at u'l drug noun.

Skate Straps, Hockey

and Iioch’ey Sticku. st

Norvall Hardware 300.

3133 .‘Mmgin , 33.13;le walk-

ma. that

 

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The above cut: shown a very valuable
and inexpensive labor: caving device. L

THE ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR SEW-

‘ lNG MACHINES.

we haveono on exhibition ‘at the
Norwa’lk office offithls oompanyl Drop
in and limit

,,3.

it m5; ,

3"

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ntoI‘nuch rind

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I» . I'. I ”L

Wilfred—Pu. 3h, Iriun wiro in contin-

Will‘r'l- dw—V'Vt ll 11'

[3391133 lthol" Met 3‘ 3,33hen u Ie'I do thin u mun who in ,
clillilltti‘n‘tlly nit flit Itll'rtlrll‘y mum be u
would 21*? RoWinnd Willi'tltu humrm'm ,I

 

American timing

 

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politcinillvery rm
time i ucu Punch .l have to laugh. nu-
lglliihmao (ofinrrdedi-~i nee nothimt to
3 laugh Ill lII Punch ~an writ limes.“

how (-1., as n fact that; t

 
 
 
 

tibia to make money

in properly in NOW“; The man who

puts on buyin _ ‘wl

 

have to pay nome~

body 6166” a.

YoiI are going

 
 

Y a home soon

i
or late. and it you "dont buy very

soon you will be 1‘00 LATE
inh youns‘bifilor?
. drno 3133i! mull talk.

W"

 

humid AY

No olinigu for
1 » IQ .

I .0th Main M...
”our "emits, 9MB,

, 3' wrtrnco aonwatr'oamtwe I i

‘ ioun coAL'

53nd pun- 3

 
 
 

Irecticut. The meeting are, being held
III. the Willard and have continued all
the week

 

COMMISSIONERS CANNOT ACCEPT
.RETAlNERS. ‘ ‘

HARTFORD, March 9. —-—A favo 'ab’ie
report seems unsuited from tirefludi—
cinry committee on the bill to prohibit
state commissioners or their deputies
from accepting retainers as attorneys
for private irrtertntu or matters belon-
tho general n55embly. This bill wan
drawn by Senator Judaon rind ,uriigucd
in him curly last week. .

 

BEAUTIFUL MFA

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Redundant-thatch: i
remedy t I‘mwoc “mg.- 5333:;
332.39.33.33 I limb Ind Inimovch the
mend-Rug?!“ III-s “Tr-dying» "SnLyNululadel.
CHIOHESTER CHEMICAL GO .,
; Madison Plncc. Philadelphia Pa.

 

 

 

 

Our
Tailoring
Department

its now all activity for tho

SPRING AND SUMM Ell.

season. “'0 mo showing II
splendid nsnortrrrent of fabrics
for light weight overcouts and
suits, in all the new undieuding
shades. 3 33335‘333
' ‘ All Work~

DONE UNDER OUR OWN

supermion, and not arr-culled
tailor-made. which is shipped
out of town and factory made.

Open Monday. Wodnplday and
Saturdq evenings. ‘3 ‘ “ 3

iiiiiiltli

 

 

 

85 Washington St, 80. Norwnlli.3

 

 

 

 

till llliltlllll BANK

‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONI’S‘3 l

TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.

 

 

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3. ’-—-—EL- ' I 533’ Add
cum-Au.
3 grooming 6333
gunPLus Ann enofir‘rl.
3 , ~32 $173,500; . » j:

EDWIN H MATHEWSON, Pm. }
JOHN H kNAPP3‘l‘bt VIeLPm. , -
Fnsnsn'icic III: ROWAN, 2nd Vico~

I" IN 'I'.I.;.l

“ll
DIREC 0T0
E. H. Math‘ew‘n‘od Henry Seymour"-
John H. Knapp must Grumnian

“ Joscidh B Marvin J. Walloon Miltvln

Chinotran Swim John H. Light

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It 3:)me. Miivam'r‘fl'

 

 

 

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‘i‘v '1‘

is worth” advertrsmg-I—worth
buyinngvorth having in y6ur ,

II. bin-‘-worth burning. And live 3
3 are pleased when it pleases you. -

Only the best‘ In good enou3gh
for 1135—0: ’i'or you. '3 ‘ ‘ l

3 A fine stock of I901 mtdrngijust
receivedrtni‘fi‘tmwti'j’

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LUM-

II of Lumber

 
 
 
 

‘ in
[In ,1 my dear boy! Theron no
such thing as an economical woman. A
woman is eitbrr extriiya It: or: stingy.
: —-Catholic Stinginrd arid
Mme

‘ HOW To “MAW vbuNG. '

To continue young in health and
strength. do as Mrs. N F. Rowan Mc-
Douougir, GIL, did. She says: “Three
bottles of E lectrie Bitters cured mé to
chrome liIer and stomacn ti‘buble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. lam now prnc.
ticully 20 years younger than before I
took Eiec'lric Bitters. I can now do
ullJIIy onk with ease and assist: In
my husband's store." Guaranteed at
F. H. B.Ixter",d South Norwulh and
.E. P. Weed‘s, Norwulk, drug stores
Price 50c. ”

“What are you going to do with your
surplus wealth?”

"My fr,ic,nd" answered Mr. Dustin
Stux ”5nr‘plu5 wealth is Ir myth; a3
superstition. There is no such thing
in the personal (xperiente or Lilli in
dividU' Ii ”

 

 

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the cold which must»; the. rough.
There is nothing so good tor Ihis as
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HEL'D non-KILLING BABY sou.
HADDAM March 9.—Miss Mary.
Smagotz was arraigned before a June
lice on the cit-urge of being or'lmlnailv'
r'ne ponsibie for the death of her infant
son whorse body wa5 round on Sunday
and after a hearing she was held too
the Superior Court on probable cause.
She was later committed to the lind-
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investments.

i sell only investments that I hav.

 

liquid cold relief that it most quickly
effective, that ntilh-I uud quiets the
cough and drives out the gold. Sub]
by The (‘lii'ford .Pimrlnucy‘ and ‘l‘hu
Bridge Pharmacy.

 

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Safe, Quick. Reliable???“ epolator

Superior to other "media Id utbi Ipl'li'f‘C.

Cur primate-Ad. Severn llvnu hymn-
90 .éu Women. PflflhBBt‘ onto dice:

"Magi lIyIIIutl ‘i‘eswrionlniicndt-onlrlelrrv-
In

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Fresh Eggs

Sirlcliu Freshliggs.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

personally investigated, and whlcid
have been most rigidly investigated
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who 11an
large holdings with us, and who Tenn
ornmend these investments to that!
most intimate friends.

A card will hr lug you our literatura,
or a personal interview

R. l.._ COBURN. General Agent.
16 South Main Street.

 

 

1847 190K

PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. . .

HOT WATER HEATING.-
HOT AIR HEATING.

‘STOVES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TlN POOFING ,
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixturoy
Metal Ceiling, Etc. .

Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?‘3
THE JONES & IIOTCHKISS

COMPANY

17 WALL) STREET.

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250 deg.“
A. Scull:

Phone 223.3,

22 Cottap'o Ave., East ildr‘Ivalk

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in! Inner IsiIeI'
SnnduI-l
ut Norwuilc up to 4 p. I’ll. and SQL
Norwulk up Io' u; 30 p m.

Arming J. Smith,

 
 
 
 

lhiltl Lin I. to l. l’.3

for freight Only

(in and utter 'l‘nonduy, January}.
loud Freight. Propellers will 14'3";
For an l'L. - t ”her. New Yorlt, 3,9

D. New tiny (cx‘er
at l p, III. Flt'l"llt rotei:

I. .

NORWA3LK STEAMBOAT CO.

C.C. Hcgolmnn.

Lessee. .Gencral Agent

 

We Have iii Pliers

On Your Walls

that have pleased you ever since we
put them on‘. Any more rooms to be
papored this year?

Our- stock of Wall Paper. represents
the very latest pattbrns‘. The selections
have been made from the 1907 produco
tions of the best factorlosI.

Agent for the Robert Graves and
F. R. Book Company.

SWhlr Not Bull Your

and desirable. Irpzir'trnents 'tte broom-
lng se'trcer etei'v du.
number of very iii-sgiirgrlo “hone...
3810. and can IIIIIII‘I: Ehé bum; and
price right. . .

J. M. Luytondr '

.5 Railroad Avenue,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Own Horne?

Renter are advancing all the limo

We hilt: ii Ii.
for

 

 

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South Narwallc

 

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33, —————¢

Crockery, Gian-ware. Houuiurnlsh
Ing Geode. Framed Plcturu.

Whit. Enam’ol Point with fixtures,

10c. . m
Cloth Shades, with trlngc, :80.

Window shade: and Picture Frame:
made to order. ,

Painting, Papor Hanging Ind Decor
ntinm

We give tho 8. a H. Grand Trading
s‘mPU- “MM

,‘Lii. BECKER,

87 Wadhlngton Street.

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nor. wA'rIIR-I
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and Zinc. r

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South Noryvglk, m 333 M3- _
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our heal III and happines‘n to
6 ln‘st‘nl such work unless
It 30 are thorough mechanics, under-
Iding ovory branch of the plumbing
ad ventilrithrg ,pyntcnw, My rank. in

anointed . .
Arthur E. Benedict...
IgéArtuc.

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PL 1 G,
clfimtfl6 5&3": 66th Norwtilk3 Conn.

 

EVERY LADY' SBDSESSlNQ CHAM:

should
snow wlI te, one piece "Standard" I’ui‘,‘
celuin En'uneicd Lavatory. , a

'3 ,
how delightfully convenient it. would
be to have hot and cold runniufi twofol-
in
ing apartment of first floor :

room? Its presence would afford of
the highest. degree (tic

.COl‘iNERMAIN Ann Wnsi: 1‘s.

5qu VICTOR

‘3! (ill. Colo celebrated 3Wlnn3,
Glgll‘l niwnyo on hand.

iri your house III or Ino’ much impure .3
' ,3 Enginydr

,rmurpn. fl '

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W
o equipped with a drilling

 

Iiave you ever stopped to equal
your dressing chamber

omit. -:
We will gladly quote you pric Eu

plumbers are strictly tomato 3“]
abortion honest and reliable. ‘

 
 
 
 

, THE NEW

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

our: MINUTE i-‘nom one I;
PLIAN. ,

Our moni- oat ingot futile... lit"

' . and Electric Light. throughout. 5w ‘
cry room heated. , '

RATES REASONASLE.
Finely storm Gate in connection;
A full ling 9g Apkcr, Mqrrlll- a dam

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