. convenient .to do
,~. kitchen mi: on d
5 stove that's road)ll I7
zatths intimated...
”his?” iydb,
'f Suchaatovdtii the New
‘ Wick Blue .. .
. s. obi-hr. “has“
"idi‘li- dad‘s? "i
continuous ovorpow‘erin
host of adoal Grit dcod :3
no
is so constructed that It cannot add perceptihly to the heat of
, . «humming “titted up a mining chimney to ‘j
fidfimofih it needy! for clicking You can ‘ "
out best' 111 but no di-
.1'.
I kitchen uniformly
. ~. iiiijdds; fully waninted.
. V, write our nearest agency.
Vang-Sam ‘j' 1...: VAAIH‘p
i . “for family “Hi0,
y.
,1
is the
ideal
m1
min at llg ht
'il Jon; Halley" «out near-
July on New York
”—.1—“w- _~ .. - § .
mortio‘Ao MAN autoioss
81‘. moms Mo. June 1. —-After har
infshavcd and carefully dressed him-
sef, Wilbur Horn, a retired railroad
man. 62 you of age, last night 1111
before a mirror and committed sin
cidc by shooting. He had been s rpm
wrruun .. o.- ...1 m-gfm
'fiw Jiluo 1.——Aftcr an
1111 t snitch sill itch lasted through
sererl of the early hours today, An«
' Ito, an militia about 30 years
. "was taken into custody by the
"iidlfd‘d chargéd With havin killed his died from his wife and family fez-
supposed cousin, Antonio sco. last. some time Dcspondemy was the l‘i‘lt
Eight. No motive for the crime is lsoa given.
sown...
STOP THAT COUCH
'or it may result in pneumonia. Br.
i‘xtllan Balm is breaking up colds when
'over tried. almost without exception.
10. 25c. 60c and side bottles. The
Clifford Baxter’s and Plalsled s. ”
”J W SAVED Hi8 LIFE.
Wéi‘ Notion. of Naples. Maine.
stirs'iliii‘l 'I‘écd'ht letter: “I have. used
Iii. 11%?st Discovery many years.
Mulls and colds. and l think it
as 66' my life'. i have found it a tells
his" remedy for throat and lung com
plaints. and would no.1uore be withhut
a bottle thaw! would be without food"
For “0“in forty years New Discovery
“stole fit the' head of throat anod
tu- Mandates RE 11 preventivte’
pneumonia. and healer of wool: lunas
in: no equal Sold under nice
aI H Baxtei" a drug stoic 33.3% and
a
This summer you must be sure to
Wear your sash bow tied quite around
to the loft aide instead of at the mid
die of the back. where one would nnl
uraliy expect it to he, says the. 10111'
111111111111 you must not mind if peo-
pic gentVl3 whisper that 3oIir sash has
"all pod 'ronnd. ” You can ignore them
wit the proud consciousness that
'you uro' "in the fashion ”
Irwin-1L. ..
s1.00."1‘1'ia_1 bottle free.
_.
1!"
it :, 1 it,
Suit House
;Main Street, Soulli Norwslk. .
'n
l
,.
i
‘, V,,1.'
1011 Sale '
stand Ladies Suii‘i lor . $739 515.60 1.111111 outs for :7. so
320. 00 1.111111. Suits is} stood Ltd's? M
325. 00 LadieS' suits for 3121 00 Ladle? m§3§89u8pgd3|21§
”WW so for 31500 Ladies waso the ingest stock
$10.0”:qu 11111111;th 54.9% 111 1111111.
11111111" .. air and Salt House
:‘ftl 'sViVVM‘t
.- 3
13:11:11. no ' storms
groans mn‘imitma’r Danna as lN 141111; may or run STATE.
.00. S,
in WA‘I'IVVR IT.
. {Mi $31”??ng a”, I '
silicon. , presumes.-
is..1tl'imm t‘h Miriam! embroidery: regular prices
filibfio‘mi-‘a ” IflMi “‘d‘fl‘dolhivalt‘I‘II-‘bfia‘lsK 75°
_‘ WsSregnlarprleefiaodi ‘...i...‘1'..-...................-.. ‘1.“
- WAIST, trimmedtwith rstilt embroidery, 02198 ..~......... 01.95
cons AND Cusv, may; YOURSELF.
\. 1
$1M" into on as a 131.1qu stdre, and curry effort
.of business is not located within 200
' taxpayers. as defined by 11111. of the
and that we have not endorsed the
.1
WASHINGITDN” June l.—-Levi linnv
font. a California miner of the days or
forty- nine, and wt 0 that than a quar-
ter 0 a century a ct I‘lt in the medical
dtvi on of the en; en olden died at
the attributes n his dwsiiui in mi!
city, Wednesday. Mr. llanfoi'd 11.111 86
years of age, having been born in New
Canaan in 1812: As a boy '1“ wui‘lt”tl
on his father's farm in 001111111 111
and attended chool. At the new of
ill be obtalne employment in .1 41'1'6'1’
iii merchandise store in New Uanam.
where he remained for iibout a yawn
From there he went tol\ ew York, b' It
Inter returned to' Connecticut and
learned the batons! trade in iiuulmrl’.
fol‘nia going around Capo Hein. lie
did considerable mining for 311111.111”!
later on “Will Into business in 1869
he returned east. and after visiting his
home place he located in Virginia.
in 1883 he was appointed to a place in
the pension otilce, where he. I'eiiialned
until last April, when he resigned on
account of ill health.
‘ Mr. l'lanford was twice married? 11111
rilrst wife being Miss Lucy "Mimi". "1
lliinbury, whom he .
His second wife ‘W
Mr. ilaniord‘ lenv '
among them being "
Shakespearean ueto
[11rd,
ll known
lea B. lliin-
1 I
THE szs'r PILLO‘IVER com
indigestion. and spending over two
hundred dollars, nothint has done me
as much good Dr. King's New Life
kills. 1 canal or them the best pills
ever sold." writes B. i-‘. Ayscue. of in-
.slesidc N C Sold under guni'unlie at
i". ll. [laxier's di'ViIit store "We.
SON' B DEATH HASTENED HER
END
Death
rleh‘a Wife.
NEW YORK,
of Mrs. Goodrich, u'll‘r of lit'dr Adam'-
Lll Casper F. Goodrich, U. h is, who
died suddenly yesterday at l’uliiuiii
Conn. willbeiieldnt Stone (),linr.li 1‘.
.. today. she will he hitI-rrnd lIelee
:illt‘ bOI'lIOB of her flirt 1! sons} Mr .
Itloodrleh never fully rum-cred front
the shock of the tragic death «It bI-I'
third son. ideal. Casper l“. tloodrlnti.
.ir., who tiled from injuries. i'I-eitro'i
at the than of the leirllile explosion
on the battleship («1111 xiii last June
flow... a.-- -- .
i
l'iiflhlifl' .
'l‘lIt-I'v'ls invliiim: likt.
'iloitl Medal Finiiv.
PROF. PORTER'S WiDOW DEAD.
HARTFORD. .illili‘ 1 Mrs
sephine E. 8. Porter, widow of Prof.
.lohil Addison Porter, and daudblt'r m
the late Joacph 1').
her home here Saturday,
coring illness. Site was the mother o’.
the late John Adtililuii l‘orter. who wu
secretary to President McKinley,
lil‘l‘ ll III nio ii'nm
[imitilt 0!.
Native of New Canaan Dies in Wash- '
Military 1,1849, he sailed for t‘all- ‘
tied ill hill-M
. ginia lady.”
children. |
"After doetoriul Wrens for chronic '
in Putnam of Admiral Goou'»V
June lv'l‘ii . lIIIiII'ill,
iii?
Shetllebt. died or
alter ll liti—
L-q...‘ a...
My... Jul- 1.4
WINK—l
A6“ F0111
. A ‘ ASH BURN-Ci;
DISTRICT STEWARDB' ANNUAL
MEETiNG.
.._.......
sessions June 17 In Epworth Church.
New Haven.
The annual llll‘l'lillll of the Mellie
(its: i'IplsetIpui lillll‘t‘ll district allur-
aids and layup-11s" eoiit'rlitien for the
.‘ter: linvt'Ii tlli‘iril't will be iII'iii in tile
Elin'Iil'Ili tiliii'eli, (ll‘illlill illlii lid-
i \vni'ds strm Is, New liin‘l'll. on W1 tines
tiny, .llllli‘ I7, The «110th of Hill
’lili'Will‘fit" will lie llf'lil.ill in u. m..
111111 the lrymen’s convention will open
ill lttlfi n‘doelt. .\liltlli‘: ilie spi'nltt'rs
Iii till' llnl‘l'lliitIZl I'xpt'rltil '.Ii'I- lit" “1'
(Itnniiull .l. Niiiil', ill‘l‘. Dr. A. S. how
1121;111:111, iilllil'l‘iili'itiit‘lll of the hiv'ilu»
Illul l'IpiIi'Iipiil lensidtui In llI'IIoi-zl31I:
John H lilliiili‘i.i"' limp, of l‘I'mIkli'ii.
ft'i‘l't‘llii) Iii lil-' L13 blinders] eonli'i»
Mum), then, and Iiiilll'J.
Al liit' l-lI'; i 1', ”vein" of Tilltl 11‘-
'(l12t‘il lil"l"' \liil E111 :IIlIiI'omI's by iii't.
’ili'ill‘S lingers i.l., it. and u 5;t'l't'!l‘i
address by u spriilnr 'Will t'tlriuoi In
'.(ll‘iiiilllil' anum.:. «d ;.I this time,
, who all] pi'ubutil' he (luv IIl'IiiI- 113.111
1111;, .
.Art'wiirt'liieiit l. -\'1- been liiiltit' 111.01
”It .\'I"\\ Yuri. an lime“ and Wm»
firtl lluiimud ibis _\'t‘.ti‘ for the not
:iiiie \ililrI-bi .‘3‘ p 1mm 1min: lm
iiIi-I- timing b3 thin inilriiuil \ti til it“
coir-I ii null 111' 1.1 llllill: 111 111.;
bonus .myn' 11:. 1:1 Comm 111 III llin
It Is...
A satisfaction to the
man who comes to us
for his Summer Suit
to know that We guard
against mistakes —-
don‘t sell a suit unless
we're sure it's going to
meet every expecta-
tion. Our clothes are
made for long ser-
vice. All the newest
Summer fabrics and
colors.
Sack Suits $10 to $25.
New Wash Four-in-
Hands. 25 and soc.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER.
FURNIBH‘ER.
85 Washington'et. South Nomilt.
To the Board of County Comm
era of b‘airileld County:
. .I hereby apply for a transfer of II
hotel license to sell Spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. Luger Been:
Rhine Wine, and Cider. from Larrlgan
.& Hogan, at 55 Railroad Place. to
George E. Everett. at same place
Town of Norwalk. The proposed place
Si! Oll'
feet in a direct line of 11‘ Church Edi-
dce or Public School house. or the
premises pertaining thereto, or any
Post Office, Public Library, or cenie‘
tory.
Dated at Norwalk this 23d day. of
May. A. D. 1908.
GEO. E. EVl‘ RET'l‘.
Applicaiit,
We, the undersigned electors and
Town of Norwaik. hereby endorse the
a pllcation of the above-named Geo.
.Everett for such license and we do
severally certify each for himself that
we are taxpayers owning real estate
situated in said Town of Norwalk.
application of any other person for a
license to sell spirituous and lntoxlcat
ing liquors during the ensuing year.
Dated at. Norwalk this 23d dayof
May. A. D. 1908
Oscar H. Ben 11, William B. Unholtz.
P. H Hauxh, illicit: ii. Bedlent, E
11. Smith .
I hereby certify that the abovonam
ed endorsers are. electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law. ‘of the Town
of Norwalk, and that. they have signed
for no other applicant. -
Dated at Norwallt, this 22d day of
May, A. D., 1908
EGGEDEN, 68 Washington 31.311111111111111
regal.” I‘iiri tut i tleifl' 111 Nu“ ltd
1111
iii (It'i'III'IliiIIII will. 111111011111 .ltlnpi-
ed ;.1~=1 31'1", «2921111 " 1|-.111bt-r \ .11 II
111 rivd in. :l.-' (h‘iltl ‘
The l;;1\vni'1;.tl;u 11..
lilll‘rl‘l.l.1‘ 1" lI'I‘
. 1:1 l:.,llv.iii:
;.'11:IIiII a .1» pm» 'iili'.‘
tin,- 4111“." '.;'1Ir .1r“IlIl~' ti'iii'.'."t.-Ii
l“\‘l‘£) lili‘ .1.“ i'i id; 1 1' it lM'ti i1
it'-="?1:1s: 1." l‘.‘ il .1 1.41;. .1; il‘ 1113)..» I
plan-Lin. '- 1' \.ii i t‘illill .\
1,1 Vi'v'!"m;
C£l STOP. iii
For infants and Childlild.
ills Kind You line 1111,: Bought
fife/147‘. £2222
OLD HARTFORD SUIT STANDS.
NEW li.\ \‘lCN, .lIIIie i.“ Lil" Ibo this1
ring. up ilw (locket of the Superior
l‘uui‘l ul Il:i.~ t"l\li‘li_\‘, ‘.li‘lii \\'|"l‘l' sli'b-l:
Bears the
311111111111. of
l'n nil 8111111313; The 51:21 of Mir
lli'.l!iil' ;i ..11,.~'l 11.1' Nl'l“ York, .\'1'.1
Haven and iiniliurtl I'nilroml, \rliII‘.
was brain-ii; fi'\i'lill‘t‘|l )‘I'Hl‘r "1:“. i"
which Ila 1:1 1' Amino l.3iide lliirrl'mn
will! one «It iill‘ tiltr,Ii'ii.'y::, nus album «i
to r:eiii IIII 'liiis .~I: ii 111111'11113 lil-
buildini. or it“. VA: yinm sti'eit brill-'1'
ill liiillftilll.
LA GRlPPE.
llruri H.111 lliilin ner'ei lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, am
left a ,ailp wreck Oiill thing on euilli
that liilln iili tough grip germ. [hit
you want il;lilll and a pit iity. so do uni
trifle with lilI' small sizes but get lili‘
501' 01‘ Slim bottle and take half a
tenspoonliil liI 11.11111 every three
hours. lie sure to keep up this li‘tllli'
meat faithfully for two weeks after
you think 31111 are well to utterly an.
villain eiei'y mm in every are It or
sun. These ieiIiulnliiu germs cause the
evil lifter f‘nl else it Is half-cured grill
if the giip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs all 1- the large dose every In
or 15 minutes till it stops
~—
A PECULIAR NAME.
There is a post hamlet in 011in
County. Mih‘xtlllll nith nothing he.
eullnr about it except its name. and
that is leeullur. its origin. accord-
ing to local traditions was as fol-
lows:
When the settlement had become
sufficiently populous to need a posi-
ofilcc. one of the prominent citizens
sent a petition to Washington to have
one established in due course the
petition “its wanted and he was ask-
ed to suggest a name that would
please the people. its replied, “The
people are not particular so long as
the name is peculiar. "
Thereupen the postDmCQ was
christened Peculiar. and the name
has never been changed.
W
IUdKLEN's Aahl’c‘a sALve wms.
Toni Moni,e of Rural Route 1. Coch-
ran. (in, writes: "I had a bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal lti
Less than half of a 25 cent box won
care" field under guarantee at F.
H. Baxter' a drug store.
——_—..
Honor:
You lea' o
1111111131511? n. 5111111.
11125 ll Town Clerk.
“tilt bent biscuits made nutcii
0016 Medal dun—tie sub. Nanny,
iiili .
THE VERY HiGHES'ii {sill
aid arundcon 1111111111.
250 Penna Caviar Producer Taken in
Not at Rocky Hill.
ROCKY llii.l.. .iilllt' l.~ li‘lsbei'ml‘I
iip1i'zitiiig if, i “Helen's 11.1'i'slie Iit'is
i”: ll.“ il.lii11;.: grounds below iiit‘ South
tilllfiitlilillll! docks, t‘li‘lz'iiili a 2.311
pound Show :11 {41111111113 lli'i'l'iltttlll
..\il. lilitil'n will it ih‘ l'III' .‘I'vilil‘itl V‘ilfl‘
atop tll‘i‘til'. iii liii‘ I'ii'l'i' Ibis Hi‘llhtlll
and that 11 113.111 iiiizimiul 111 i‘:li.l‘h ripe
Hf 'Ii‘t'rt' iili‘ri' ["12 In an :linwihg not,
."s ii'I' twine ll‘iCl Is \ Vry line.
“the ileii mud. Ion. 1:11 table re-slm
:Iii « in "Imt' it \I'. 'Is landed and it in Ill
sonic time in inri' ll was menu-.Il i!
1.1.1:: III'I.II.;bl 1o lill landing, and \ iii
it" pl iliiil' 1mm lIIiIItII "till “be It iii
ilill bI' lumin- II'Il iiilll iii. ippul in Ne
Y'ftlii
xi... 11.11.. II~ :1 “iv bring from $1}-
lu £51., The aim in «illitnl citriui‘,
1111' 1!.1 I.;.~t -"l.l.~tii| .\ llu'ldi'n but
liilililil II\1;‘
:imt'l in»
ii1"t11::,
iit'
lJI'l ii 7st
i" iltt'
‘ii
timer-.11 liltlll Iii'i‘n. rent to
11 lil'l‘l till) :iI'I' N'Iili for but'
1'11; bus :1: iiili'"- ll iiIIi'.3
l‘m‘ll, liiiii bit. .111 mi 11119
limits, H11 ,ilsd 111.1 ; \f‘\i' ".t.
'i‘ 11 a? '-il .«1 .13111 liar. ii l :2
. '1 ii. i111 ill 111ml them 11
1.111 1111111 soon
2'.
1
ILL
.1113
HOW' S Ttilt}?
We ll‘iti‘ (111. ililllliltti lmllzirs ile-
wm‘il tor 11111~ run» 11! l.‘iil.'irili lilill can.
not be Hired by Hull's (.‘Ii'uri'b L'tll’t'.
1'. .1, t'iiltxi-zi' & t‘tl., Tin-not).
We, the and» I'slgnml. ilil‘1 1' known i'".
.i We 111'): i111' llit‘ law. if» )I'lli'l-l. :lil'-i
in iiii't' iiil‘l :11'I‘tl't'ily lliilllllililit‘ in .‘lil
1111-” 1".11::~:21'rlmis and financially
('.li any obligation: liliiii.‘
R's.
.‘ilip iii emf:
5I_\ its i.’l.'.
r; 1.1.111. ltiNIHN .i‘murix.
\‘."1Iil:‘l illilxuisie. 'i'IIitiitI. U.
ibiilw l'.i‘.11.i‘. there in toilet) inor-
111121.111:in vibe: '.ll‘ upon the blood
."lii morons siii'iiiII-s of the system.
l‘1-siiii'oiiluis sent l'I'I-t'. I’I‘it'i 7511' per
21.111111, 5111.1 11-. all 1111112111515.
Tube Hull‘s i-‘uiieily Wild 1111' (‘tillsil'
pmlon. r"
i
9
DIFFERENT.
"\l‘bel l» llils‘.“ .Iisltitl Mr
11:, 1: :~ “ii '.i.‘1.1l» i 1111.
“.iilf‘l'. .
“'l‘l1:'.1 l1: IiI'
I'ill'lll'i, Il1.Il‘."
\zllb ii Itiii‘le.
‘l'mi don't 111.1111 to tell me that you:
Zuni. l' lulll'll'! 1115i Il'ut 1111111111113" siiid
<iiie.1llmp.
"‘.‘h 11': 1'\'.i('l :iiiiiiunl.
"\‘l‘t'l‘, b igriIIIliiI-ss' sake: ‘ t‘At‘iililll
Ii the tx‘lfi'iii‘ll Silltltlillllll. ‘i lll‘l't'i‘
‘Ieiird oi on Easter luziiiiel mating Ilia.
but lien"?! 11 I‘ht «'lt for it. Now it'll the
how you Illililtlmtl in :t't tlili‘ Ito (‘ill‘ll‘l'
ly.“
’i‘bi'
Smooth-
;I.~ :1 slip 1"
bill i'l'I' my 121-1 l'Zu'ta‘:
r-iliil Mrs, Siiii'oliiuii
O
illtv lit'ili‘."
i.
:Iborc sounds good, be We
I'Vt'uiikly illlillli that we has] to draw
«rr lsi'ize mum (lill‘ ll‘lil‘.‘iilnii1|ll ii
11th” to punitive i.I w The Commoner.
“What is it 31111 ilk.
:Iiiis?" :liliu 1i the sw-i t young thins".
"My IIrIIIs.” answered the yt)t‘,iil.—"iiti.«
ton 'i‘i'ansri'ipt.
bi st about 11::
To the lionrd oi‘ (‘uuiity Commission
ers of Fairlielil t‘oiiiity:
l hereby apply for :I transfer of a
license No. it‘ll: to sell Spii'iluous and
Intoxication Liquors. Ale. Lager ileer.
llhine Wine and Cider. from Michael
Lubraiio, at ti and 5 Wood street. to
Tony l‘oi'torellti and Joseph \‘itaao. at
it ands Wood sti'Lec Town of Norwulk.
The proposed place or business is not
located with 200 feet in a llll't't'l. lino
of a Church Edlflee or Public School
house.‘ or the premises pertaining
thereto, or any Post ()tllt'e, Public Liv
brury dr Cemetery.
Dated at Noi'wnlk this 29th day of
May. A. 13.. 1908.
JOSEPH \‘lTAGO AND TONY TOR-
TORELLA, .
3 Applicants.
l).ii'~‘
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rim .
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1
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GOING TO A FIRE W A MISSOURI
TOWN.
When the editor starts to run to a
fire at night and runs into a tree in
the middle of the walk, and boards
fly up and bruise his shins, comes to
111 sudden stop off from eight to ten
.lnrlies, which sends him sprawling
into :1 point of water and mud where
{it Silif‘“ Ilk might to be. stumbles
over a sudden min- in the walk falls
.Iind smasher-I his nose on ii broken
.lxoaril and then spiains his ankle by
’steppiiu: in ii litliu whorl.- ii. board
isn't, he begins to Wake up and take
Interestw\\'uyne (.‘Alllllli'y Journal.-
iidlill line 11 i i
tor freight Only.
1111 and after Tuesday. January 7.
11406, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 238, 1111111 River; New York, (root
of Dover street), eyery tin . (except
Sundayl, at 4 p. In. Freigh received
1
|
\""‘“-‘llllt up to 5:30 p. In.
ironwaut araausoar co.
Linn-1'19 J. Smith,
Lessee. General Agent.
. .,.... ..1 -- .L... .
School Taxes.
Union Sclibdl District.
of the South Norwalk
#1 ‘i' 1'i Muriel are litrt'I'by noti-
'i‘l!t' in"! Ilfv'l‘i‘“
l'v- g. ‘1'
12ml 11.; 1.11 Vili.:t'i'li~l tax of two mlils‘
1.1 i 1 11.11 I 3.1.1.11; ilie lIm‘Ii assess-
11"11' ii; 1 7‘ E11117, '.lt ll nII'I'tlii: «if the
titr'rit' bolt! up the illii 1i:1\' of .lllllt‘.
NWT, :1' iiii‘ i‘lillllilill soliisil, will be
iiill,’ liilii payable on the first day of
May, lf'vs’, :ii \Vllit'll lillli‘ l sir-ill be
ready 211 1'1-11'li'ehmiii- at Stillsiind'ow-
«il’.~' «11'1ch store. 82 Washington street.
Permit. .«l the run of 9 1111' will.
yi'nl‘ pl 1 be i ill‘llgt‘tl 1111 and after Julie
1, lliilh.
. F. A. 'l‘Oi.l.l-‘.18
t‘elleeiur of Taxes im- so‘uth Norwalk
l'niuti School District.
Digital :1! South Norwulk, April 28
1908: 1125 it) )1
1101:1111: .
our TAXES.
,Tht' taxpayers uf the City of South
\‘orwalk are hei, by notified that the
city tax oi seven and one ii 111 (71,13)
mills 0n the dollar. laid on the 115501111-
iiient list of Will” by the Board 01‘
Estimate :iiid Tinption, and the street
wrinkling assessment, laid by the.
(‘ouiiell of said city, will be. due and
payable on the first day of May, 1908.
at which time i‘ will receive the salhe.
:It in: pulse Room 5,.llnited \Bank
Building {'7 ‘.‘ushington street, Serum,
Norwullt. . Penalty at the rate of nine
it” nor cent. 41 year from May 1, 1908,
will be charged on all bills remain-
ing unpaid after lune 1.1908.
Wll LIAMS .WlLCOX.
Collector of Takes of the City of
South Norwulk.
South Nil unlit, April 30,1903.
Hail i0 11
TOWNSEND’S
6
We, the undersigned, electors and.
taxpayers. as defined by law. oi‘ the
Town of Norwalk, hereby ciidoIse‘ihc
until I applied Buckien’ s Ai'nica Salvo. ed endorsci's are. electois and tawny-
e1'.s as defined by law,
the day for me by affecting a perkct of Norwalk. and that they have signed
for no other applicant.
application of the above. named Tor-
torelia & Vitago, for such license. and ’
We do severally certify each for him- i
self that We are. taxpayers owning real
estate situated In said town of Nur-
oath. and that “e have not t‘ll'itil‘t'I'ti‘
the. dpplication of any other person for '
a license to sell spirituous and intox-
icating liquors during the ensuing ll
cense 3eui'.
Dated at \‘orwalk this '.Zlith day of
Mn) A I). 11108.
, Lorenzo Flore. Josef Lcholsky.
Tarlov, M. .loaem,C Charnok.
I hereby certify that the. above unin-
A.
III’ the 'I own
Dated at Norwalk this 29th day of
lay, A. 1).. 1908
HERBERT R. ShilTlh
ll 8 Town Clerk.
fictory ’
are the very highest ~tirade \BALL’
BEARING, which reduces the lctidn,
and makes it possible to also 'wwor
machine. With less elio'r;t can b‘sr haw
justed very easily and quickly.
Charles E. Dow,
. "‘ HARDWARE, V
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
’Phom 667.
' ,,ihirty times
' The Jones&Hotchkiss
'if N-irwnlk up to 4 p. In. and South
C c. Housman. '
1‘. E. Lockwo‘od&Co.
UP AMOIio THE. CLOUDS.
M
Some of the Novel Experiences En-
countered by Balioonlrts.
Ballooning, delightful us it is in
some of its aspects. is not all beer
and skittles. Capt. Charles lie lI‘.
Chandler, winner of tho Labia t.‘up
and one of the contestants in the re.-
otnt inteiiinlional i',nce says that he
and his ("'1 moles. in the coursi-
of their lungs. flight. were fired at
by farmers. The bill-
loons frightened theiI thickens.
Some of the shots Bill'ltk the hill-
icon but did no danmrge bet-misc of
ma long range. Poultry even a
night seemed to have a sense of the
passage of the balloon, making an
outcry of alarm which could be heard '
by Ihe neronauts. ’i‘he Iiiooiillglit
which prevailed during the rut-1-
produced beautiful t'frt't'ls by its
shining 011 muslin-11 of t'ltliids below
the yoyagers. All scientific it‘t‘til‘llB
{for low temperature were broken
during the flights from St. Innis.
One instrument which reached an ill'
finale. of nine miles recorded a tem-
perature of ill (leaner. illillW zero.
the lowest natural Ilt' 'l‘t'l' of cold of
which scientists liave our knowl-
edge—Leslie's Weekly.
”on,
OAQTORIA-
Mm Zita liliid You H111 Always Bound
again.
of
Mrs. Flat—This is It preltv collar
for ’i‘oodlt's. But what do these in-
ltlais on it stand for? Mr, l‘lut~t)ti,
those are the jaiillor's initials. ile’ll
tliliik it's a compliment to him. And
then none of the other tenants will
dare leach 'l‘oodlt's when he gets
iiolsyl-h—(‘hit' ago News.
1947 1907
Plumbing and Steam
Hunting.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEsiAND RANGES.
SLATE AND TlNl‘ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting’ Gas Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU scent obit s'rocx or:
» RICHMOND RANGES?
.1
any
17 WALL smear, NORWAL‘K.
............c
CityNational Bank
scum nonwALx, cons.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
ausmess.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00
'SURPLUS AD PROFITS,
8173, 500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAF’P tat Vice-pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WiLFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R; Marvin J Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
We. Have? Taiten the Agency
for the
Pope-Hartford
And Now Have 'Finc Cars "of
that Moire to Offer.
NORWALK: CONN;
Have Ydii .3 Traveler s
Automob'ie
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to the Wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of “"
the Travelers.
Fire, Life, Accident and Marine In-
suraace.
J. M. Laytdn 81 Co..
incorporated.
N0. 5 Railroad Avenue, South Noriualk
SHIVERING
more you a cold bath room or cold
corner to heat?
Radiators
tire made td heat just such places and
under like conditions are inexpensive
to operate. . ,
Prices from Sill to $60
No Odors! No Gases! No Haws!
’t‘. l"
Reed 81 Yolk
Electric Company
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
TELEPHONE 35-4.
Norwalk Chronicler