4..--
Manny "T.
oidbo- overseam t spars-
1orobs is so small that It can only
fit and bimbo aid of a micro pc.
Wodemtyv wItl'e
s diseases“, dad
' ough the‘ form
«sir growth or because thc dis»
1 1 they creatg. which diseases Il‘rt‘
, Ion econ 19I1‘s.
pg; ainllfnrgii. Germs ll1
I Dnéihoiininn‘. the Maintain
03181. of France discov-eled tinll
crobe caused gaidnesa. and their
nxm a 111 be It urn iv
'1 reggygseogchq' hairline ills
onithrofiaii'tlig dbs’wihflobfid .
ominous ,1 his ulnlcro'bc
In“ Wfieizlg‘n T
‘ ,. diorama ginnrmlnuclesfim
n1IIot pores out my case an be
-m§ssll is. mites 'pnia 8111an an
cancel . thII IhtneMMheM
1nI hopp oi thighail §rowth being re
1 3' CE“
V 1' Idrufi.‘ Is It contagious“ arisen.
I b a. milirobe causpsmnd, later p119;
' itching‘ijeimip in; h
aiI1Iess. Dahtg'gilnlsoansmmmm“
1t obs diseasi the sebaceous mot-
' which dlies lip and sew-017i
he cliticle surroun loathe
' _ e hail;
‘ lwa pi 1; AIM”
t to
Milégf‘oglag eing between 6,16%“?(88
.torc1them apart aunt;i Itbsyiseolo, 11111
“M M III “idol
ayes, e ywlclpos ey
lisnvw.i'llu‘1dpllcsxtermlnete the
be. omote g 0d circulation in
‘ . gilt ii‘ I! rev demented
grow ha1ll nucleons
backup his s latent
'“ Museum
ti \wlilc‘li is chllei Resell-I "93"
' ‘ InI will 'ba‘ angular: “if,“
e user if I. ii 01
It will also mint
1! hair to its “61131
.1. lor. If less or ,oolor has
. trusease; yet Iit'tseln no
Hair Tonic
diliesei results. by» snakingI
t follicle and pigment
, 101
the"1
sh
i'
1:3trong'mi'li’1ctive 'and'by'sW
n and w oi Icoloringrfi
AWE hiiil‘. cell 3. . .
' I, '“Hul‘r d'onic’ls
rolti"'r‘c‘£siel of. sell! ‘élinf 1
1111151 lensant to use Init'wli “
"“th hair or :16“ the. 1‘qu 111‘
11:Wan everyone trouble 1
1-. sea 1) ailments. even thou
' re bald in spots. to iI'y Rex“
air 'lbnlc on our earthworms
no obligations or promisssh and
ask on to iv» ill. I thorbugh
d I not eat sired Monomeric
l refund the money no us. Two
11.00 The on oyd P111113.
donn,.p._ . ..
[1011K [ill]
n‘IIIIII. .
h".
Consul Has Orders Pram
overnmenl To investinaic
I r—-II——-1' “. ' ‘
KHOLM Nov. Iii—The '11.}-
SWedish consul general in New
'0 make a full investigation of
l'egod discovery (in the north
Labrador of the grace of Pro!
the .syvedish -oeronant who
11h a balloon from Dnne' 3 Island.
,ln an effort to discover the
_ I a I I I
ruler Art} ex l 1‘
ill. I... go... will... ii.
. not: northern Labrador-Inoder
"ores marked “Andree not; that
It famous Swede i1
fisherman. _ "It is the 131's om
I am. W.ho.said,.‘ . ‘toimar
£110.51:an .01‘. one 01.11101: com
1% 1111140 Insoluble. his: na‘l‘desupon
aninailiikeulloodnnoshsr. Am I
.is probable .tiuti. Andromwas
1 ...Lt. he .did.escape,.thcro 1's.
rd.ot .11:'.......
“i fiIiIILJE.I;:
101. Not-re. Dame. . Baylviiiagés.
along. the Labrador. coast. tail-
clt. any. Information. regarding
eI reported to be that of Prof ,
the ex' Iorer Ifound near Cape
.Ino‘rt erni linbrador, accord-
. h ker of the schooner Pilot
grave, .1said .ihe tuneup.
nodes cross lass ’fAndI‘e ,
inner 7.1897” (There are
‘ Emits} named no
. me Bay each;
111% pried in Inbrsdolz.
1e Dame Ilsliernr
Lin the
limit" 1~James Mlt‘c'iteli to Katherine Ag
IlliohdIiIIile‘1 hair .
lIIl I‘ll‘Ill Ilolll
as a; stocnholm. has instruct-
Ilnil {cargo 1W.Melviilp. . .
I --.I~+’litl‘ed. to 1mllidhd4Angéllnn De-
new. inquirynmong thensh. .. .
«Johns dispatch. . IBaptain .
or had '
nos
ALI; EVENING SEN
'14 II v
.II»
III,
(“11.4
it ..i
1
Record oi Births Martinis and
Deaths Filed Willi Town
.
I lerlt Sluiih
“ . Marriages.
nos Hickey by Rev. .1, C. Fo-
ris.
.Morliis,’ by .Rsv. .1313:
11- 'by
nannies" Irma: to thaw"
Rev. Gabriel Dokus.
tin-Ralph Emerson Dibble to Elia May
Iilydenburgil.‘ by Rev. G. i). E‘s-m
I bort. ~
lié—‘Robort Alhsrieatce. to Helen Anna.
Malmie by Justice J. J. Limb
Htweilor. Fill in! 1il' Mi lo M
11—», r St. in u to on c.
1'," fluid by Rev DeW."i‘.1VuiI
L. IDO'lien I »;‘l.1I,‘.1III
~dose1ph iia1ti'uiio Johanka Bod
'“ liar: bWRdv: Gubrl'ei Dilkllil.
Irv—Georgeinl In. Brads to Ainslie
" F‘re'e'da' ribizber'ger', by Rev.
Hnli.()allln.nter.1;..
‘7—-1ihrry Sempie- il‘elhnd. to Clelilo-
' " .. i‘el Stiong. b'I'i Rev Saul O. (lur-
' ,. tlce e.
.5, ..‘
.I‘l
. liiij illiiiliiliii ‘
mt. .
I—eAIonzo Boston to sauce;i Linoin ,“
lung passages)
cue"...-
More than one hundred th
world it is 1151.11 Iodiderhtnidyw-tbo
formula is on cv .Iry bott1th it III 111 palaths
bio cnlulsionwweet plilcreanl—llmdc of
process requiring no hours.
Countless grave sicknepses. are recog-
niz'cti by the medical profession as having
their direct or indirect other. ill Ii neglected
helpful thing in the world .10 you. 11.1.1;—
cinc knows no shrer 'hgnling- agent, for
inflamed mucous melubrnncs (the medical
curing “colds," coughs, bronchitis and
p117~lrviug g‘onlpklns Coleman to Cure
Nt-‘IIIE‘II. by Rev E. W. l'iyssile.
lion-Moms Co su‘loll to Alena Greg
‘ "'ol'y. b ' ev. E. W. Bysshe.
'JIFI‘I'Skipben .iohnI ISlmousky to Mary-
1 Vurgo. by Rev. William Mailer.
22""flilmes Murphy to Julia Connors
- Ibo: Rev. William Mailerww .
lib-I—Pmnk [invites 1 Olga Klostonas.
. by Rev. Willln Mattel-T
mmééhafles‘wlhurv CnonkeI. to hlabei
Agnes Rclbl, by Rex. “1111:1111
nwnwa‘hQ rIIq'II
“Th5? ‘toiio‘w'ing III a list. or Norwnlk
fol-ii ma not up or a sin and mail to The
1.111111111133641.I DnfinryizConn.
.\Iy Dlseaseis. ....,.1... ........-.... .1..........,
llItIve' ncvrr (1ch LllIonlne (the Flax Seed;
:Iil‘l‘l‘léliiun'). Please supply me mm the tint
Io
”1'"-ouu.lino-nununnnunun-nus...‘
nuuuInu”...-nun-uu-uu-n-n-
III A' "Fuss: .1 rung-9n Um
neople who have been married out 01'
.owluLH n 2...“... ,1 . ; LI .1_ 1..
Qct.8—1—Willlnnl1i_§.. Robinson or East
Norw'tlliII ion V 'l)oolnll,
! IIIIItI‘“Bridg‘epor
i S—Edwin L Ste-Mons or Nolwulk.
1 at Ien
new 4941 iilinm‘ ii lcRedIumnl
1111'ch Standard to A on ~ «ghouls.
1mm of Norwulk IlIt Diode
.ov. l—Jaules August {J hn II. ol 1in
walk. it) lI‘IIllIrnlc. .‘M
Nor-walk, of 1111111 .
Oct. 29—Flt11deriok :1»! 11.17111 01 N
Canaan to S
t Emilio house. 01 so...
INII oili. at New. Haven '
111 y iisge'A'lexnndel‘ [-1. Benjamin of.
F South Norwslk.‘ to Margaret
1 weomat till Sonih Narwalii. at
“ drtI
sip
luly Tl—«Snml'iél; :S'f' Rhymes o; South
1-.” INOI'WE'H‘I to Ann1e15mlth1 011
.Solltb Npl‘wa k. at Burlap.“ .
Highest wWantop 8, and Isabel F
. :MayheivLI'.
Hie..- Ito ~Bernarrl ii...» tassel Can-
zellevni‘éhILL’i" . III; I .
{dw-l'ihlaph.ce 3.6 Roscoesupmi
lititgrlne
«Bl-Inland» toI'JohnrnInd K‘ufil' Novaxicir
ii~1~C1almeis “Hits. to William H. and
Hester 11. H. Courier
Iii—~30“ to Louis and Annie Salqu.‘ ..
tiI‘".28——Frederlc‘k Russell. ('0' Beorgé A
I if‘and Della E Ibinikln.
Ii ‘Fldrollce’Malie: Io,WIlllam l.. and
r... :‘Nelilo .\l: Iohlolson‘.
20-—-—Alice I'llhnclli' Irnest K. and
“ " ' Elizn' 113‘.i’liltt'o i "
'ce‘sare“ 'IIIII‘I' w
S—vitlltli’li‘roncc’s.‘ t’o Raymond '11). and
1;. Florence i..' Stratum;
QII-HRIchard Woolsey 10- John H. nnd
With 1 Radciiire ~ -‘ ‘-
10-1-5011 to Daniel and Static. Slattery.
8—hSun to Christopher J and Ida M.
,1 Adams.
Ila-(Daughter. to John and Mary Mul-
. . 110' .'
“Nichol“. ..10 James and Ruse
Mace. 1
,Fred ‘and
"rederlclt Joseph
Mary Is1eeli .
.7—Ruth Jean to Henry and Mary“
Kern.
I "rim-Helen Adelinef to {Louis J and“
Elizabeth Zahn. .“ I “
I
(‘11 h“ «int
ll!
tong? 1:13.310
Kgflfigg” afia
and Helen E. French. of Burton. : .
isWQQd. Iiii' V
111:1}. Soiinou .14.
“the man who. was tound Idead: ii‘rid ,-
'Latternoon near Neverslnk swamp, “on
the border of New Fairiield. wall Idem
1 iver' “platen“ about titty years or as
(1ch 11111 uddrrss» Write plainly.
L’51.—-Hnrry.td Henry and I
. Shem.
i'IIAAlbeI't. to (‘IIIIIonco II‘. luld 1611M
.botll Ayers.
25~Cllflfl6§ II). to Edward 1‘.
‘I II‘ IKnorr. .
'I'~I-'John' Cornelius-.1 to John
I Miiry D'Gonnur
lil-dohn (Ilaiyton. to John 1. and MIIII
‘ B. Alb l.-n
‘liiw‘Jnsunh Muttbon to John llud‘ KIII
éztle Kelly. .1
“Elswonh
Mnrgnl‘ot
null“ i‘Io‘I-h
i‘-. and
to lI' rnnk \‘
1 of Norwalk at Burton. .. and Sophia 80911111211 1
oiilon of 1-2in 1I~lohn HiasIIll. .to (imllgzt‘ l‘. and
. Lillie Mm Fisher.“ Kathortné Hells.
or silt. III Wilton, Err-“John Thomas. to John .1“. nnIII
3.35M aim. oi Norwnlk. Bridget. Creighton. ' '
lzb ‘Morl'isou. 01’}.\\‘ii-’ . . " Death!
Mir-“I Wilt-OD. . I ll V.’ ' . ' ‘
11381311. 3HOM.A.® Groenohnei. of 0th 1'
Nowell!» 1 giggles 6.1m y. oi rciwAllnie (i. Soib. .......... .‘il
in to Stamibfll yat taml‘ord. lI-IJaIlles lednna ... ...... (Iii “
septqi‘I—Slmdel?“lmzlish 078011111 "S‘Goitlieb'i.tciltlllau ...... Ti 1!
1 . Isabelll Sinntord SmliabeconI McAroy . ..... I..(id
‘ ' tit New Haven. III-~EIluico Griswold ...... 1.80 I?
sent. -Wnlteerox St? South Nor rim-Mary Ann Brulldugcx..;.67 19
(i1 Barker. ’01 South IltlI-I-ldo‘ Ktlllv .....;iS . I
" _ . . iO——-Wlll1olu Willis (‘ralle.....b R In
limi‘ltnrlos Fred Howell Ii Ill
ll-wi‘ IeorgO Clldilpp Si) III 17
I'I12-~Autonio Barlotts ........ n
’ ‘ .lh—«l-lurryIIWIIlnIlan noIIuIII..Il I 2
‘ii'r-‘HdWIIl‘d Everett Hoyt. -47 ii 20
‘ Iii-slames Convery .‘........iil
dilwhrldiina 1.; Gongswnll, . . ..'II7 I'i
27-~l.eslcr W. Iiyxllec.......21 :1
III
22~~litary Shnnshlm ........ 110
. 28-Hoilry Huntington Tulips 411
.‘Il—lIInIllv; -Ho.vt '
29-Sophlwlimilne W bite
29—vklarry .II)... IMcShorrI.
CASToRlA‘
Iorlnfigats and Ghildrea.
' . r Births. ‘ .,
"41.111111111111011 1mm 1;...“ t... IllI Klnli bill this In... Bought
Scotsul. . ““ .“ Bears the m
"fir-Joe totJo'e 131% Jiizsie Bales ”mm of I
LOOKING FQR STRANGE MAN.
Oath of Mrs. “Chick" SitaJli Being In-
Instigator! by Boston Police
BOSTON. Nov. 18. ——-Wiliie the Bon-
bani police” were not inclined index to'
hold any personwresponsiblo {er the
death late last night In a South lies-
(on "doorway of Mrs. Julia Harmon
Stable Widow? of» “thcii” Staili. the
baseball playetf. there were. still- sever:
III mysterious circumstances to be
cleared "‘an The most impmtant of
these wnsItiie absent: in a considernI
bio nmonntml' jovial seeking to
account. for this (not and tor-‘the reason
'l\cr Mrs. Stabi‘ s prosen'c'e in the' rather
poor neighborhood in which her body
'I‘Iis found.- the police sound“ a man'
who 'iwns seen to cross Andrews
Square. south stop. your Mrs Stall]
just before she entered the hull In
which she died. This than Is belleved
to have helped her Into the doorway.
but was not seen to tame the house.
The police waits. for the resulnot
the medichi‘ examiner’s eXaminailon
which was set for this .I‘Itterno‘on‘ betol‘e , 1
attempting to' make an}; arrest in the ‘
case. . ,.
Up to the time that relatives or
d the case‘ to be one‘ of heart disease.
ut wllh. the hdvent of robbery as a”
e one on murder. According" to Mrs.
tahi's' father. John Harmon, the low-
was valued at more than $2,000.1II -
"nosAva a m: oF sUIolos.
DANDURY.’ Nov. 16.——'l‘he bodyII
a man's throat was out. and Ithe
insand col?“ ’“I‘
lars have beetles ”WNW king ”an1
11111: the most out ooqudic nIeln Ihq'
. the oil comprcfl'ed'. do“! from the finest. .
selected Flax Seeds. and by I scientific»
“cold" or cough. Libertine is the most .
term for the linings oi nose. throat and ‘1 I .
Thus while Liuonine is .
consumption it is also building np the
body as nothing else can do. “ “
1 rm .
. . ‘1‘.
III . I
.. 1"1‘71
cur our‘rI-Ils coli‘PdN’; .~ "11‘
1
Mrs. Stnhl noticed the absmce of low: I
1 oiry early today. the police had bellow
ossible motive; tell case appeared to" " '"
lry worn. by' her when she' left. home, ;.
Illictnthat no knife or other llnplemeht 1
irrasIztounuI' on or near the“ b‘odngavé
. hunch pt mystery to the“ affair. The
case is believed to be one or suicide?”
however. iiépsohIhav1ng been out or
employment .tor some time; and is
ultimo ‘have been 'drtnking‘I more or _
’ ‘oLAo'Vs' noxon. I
‘IMIss Gladys Norton wbonvlli all- ' “
' pear as Barbara llerlcoilrt in (he pla‘y
Tito lllullop Iii lloyt' a Theatre on. Silt
.‘illduy next, Miss Noxoll in ii cousin
of Mrs Crnlglo IJoIIIl Oliver lioilbsi.
nlli‘itorulia‘oi’ I’Ill‘II lilshop. who blade 11
km Id wide lopuiilliull by her vIo'I-kstj
Answers to The. Soniluol'a "Allluily‘
competition nl‘n coming in thick 11nd
lust. Although lilo colnpniltion onlI
started last Saturday. numbers (11‘ 1.110
younger people are I-xprI-sslllg their
feelings as to “’iitililt‘l I‘Itlillliios can
«nor be radii). ilnpm
The Sentinel lllililglirlili'ti Ibis Intel»
eating competition IIIIcIIusIII ii bullet-us
that there, are mum in South Norwulk
who" do not agree with tile lossml
taught in "The lievll." tho play which
this stirred Allli'i‘lt'il from coast =io
11011131. 011 Saturday "(ml n play (-111ch
“'i‘IIII liisilop" will. be soon Iii. lluyi‘s
l.llIIIIre. This play has been running
for 1qu yours III IIIII( (lullivk 'l‘llIIntl'1II
leondou. and has \I'IIIIIIII by H tannins
Anlollcuu wrunun John 011er IlolIlIs
(Mrs (‘rnigiol Min. (3 Iniglo wus bow
and educated in New Eiliiililllii and “('1‘
pluy lukos Just lilo opposite side of II
ioyu story“ instead oi the, devil. typi-
lying oril. Mrs. (.‘lninii- llus llli‘ bish-
op,' Iypii'yiilg all (but is right. and
good. le bishop ranchers the lesson
iiiiil il‘ilI‘ lowI must bi" purtI Ilud swocl.
if you hurt- not dirt-tidy" prepared
1mm- tillrilM‘l‘ In this illicrosliug coul-
petition. got busy III once. Sclld 'l‘hII
Sulltlllol your opinion. limited to one
llllliiii’t‘tl words. he to whether :Itillliiins
run III'III' ‘mI I‘onlly llnppy. You may
win our of ”iv Iii'Vi'l’ul prizes uttered
1}: Thu SIIIII'IIIIII. 'l‘iloso prizes includr
1 box. sI-lllinn six people; 111111 souls
ill‘IIII“: IIIII.IIs Inn souls Ilud olliI souls
\ll Illeso souls will be in the busi III
{served $11.50 section.
The Selllinvl will publish iilI' (IpiIlI
ions ol some 111 its renders lll lolllol'
I‘uw's issue. and every any. All replies
.illlhi roach 'l‘iIII SiItltlIIl-l on or llelol'o
l‘IlIll‘stiIIy 11(st at noon. November iii.
l‘lnI' money of prizo \l‘illlli‘l‘ii will be
lllblisilIId ill the issue of Pride)
.elnbcr 20 and tho seats can be so
:llloll Ill the box IIIl‘IrII in illi.‘ lltnuII (Ii
l‘llo SIIIIII'IIIII. on Snlurdny nlolllilln.
NorI-Inbor "1‘ '
We...“
Inorl-Iaas TERRIBLE DEED.
Sui. Threats of Two Children and Her-
sstf at Frankfurt Ky. 1 ..
lI‘RANKiI‘Oli'l‘ Kv. Nol ltivmleying
III pools of blood with Iilcll tluonls
I“-I11.l\lls. Agni-s Lidlltil‘ nnd llel tuo
o‘hlldlcn. un‘od 5 and 3 veers. respec-
tively. new found in' their home wag
erday. by neighbors: Who tvcle attract-
Id by Ills: miss at tho childhell
A rider was found in the (leached
hunt! or the mother. -
The cause of the tragedy is 11 mys-
'u'l'v. 3 ~
1111.1 11m mph-1
Gold. hlcdul Flour. plunges tht'I rook '
I FILEDRIIII A.
IIIIIIIR’SIIIII
9. sho With 9.
of" o s.
No ,.
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TINEL
monnav, nov .5, 1908.
...- ~re.
”TIMI . In. is.
Open WIth
Confidence
all possible speed.“
unbroken seal.
Eggg You MM" i
l
.=“I ‘1
Eggs séiectecl One by one as they come
1 1.from the farm. ,Big, full, rich eggs—packed In . .
-. ' ' boxesofadozeneachandguaranteed. Think 1
' of it-—guaranteed—sll doubts remand
Eggs .tQ poach—e'ggs to‘ boil—was with a
known past and a short oncwrushed to you with
Ask for them by name, and look for the
It
Strictly Fancy Eggs at 11 reasonable price.
General
. BOSTON. N111.
toled into undol pluselli
would cost tilII lillilod States .Ilmosn
countless millions ul dollars and lillll"
credit of tbcusllnds or liius llclolo tho
Itllur could be put on a lighting basis
lllllt v ollld enable 11 to combat any oil
lilf.‘ \‘."(Illd powot’s “lit-I lilo slutelllont
iicll (II. lot of stud if.
ilcoku Association. ill Its lnlllquot in1'
have been iIIlpossibiII,”
(he that to make the trip from the AI.
Lilllli‘ to ”11' Pacific 01 \\ hit ll _\Illl nrl pubiit‘. opinion.
today.
What ‘s
If your 9’0”” can ’ 311991121011. mite or ‘
DILLON o DOUGLASS, , “’ 3
New Haven m3 Hartford.“ Conn. “I * .
Jr
NOT PREPARED FOR A WAR.
Bell" Delivers Startling Ad-’
. dress in Boston.
ll‘..I~—- that a war (Ill'
conditions
do by Mojoriiollcrni .l. iI'mnkilll'
s cltl lI‘llday night.
n Bar course of his: nddrcss. ()ulleml‘
[loll declared that tho construttiull of
the Formula _ICunIIl contliuls \IltII lilo
dashes of story other notion ill tllv
rid. illltl might bring tin- i’tlliod
neuron Io plepnle itself for such :11
Ilnnlc licunrding the ullprcpnrnd-
noes (11 tile liilll\ tor \\ Ian Gollornl iioil I
sold til.ll Wilt‘il IlII‘ Spullisll unr lll‘oilo new overcoats for men. The men
"lilo novel‘nlnent hardly .kuow wild: '
do I' In“ tempted in .Idd.” he added.»
“that those same things \Iould be illn-
today"
)onntul livii ago lioplowd the lack-
lluiicd Slates lli'l\.ll cooling sto-
m1 throughout the World ‘11 would
said he. “to".l
plum! ill time of mu
The Art Collector-.0 ongtntulnlo "10.1
i bongill n golilllllc Yulldykn
His lI‘Iivnd IIIII autoislI—Fiuc'.
its horsopowcl. “M Jilin nuki;
scourin. I
illlili
1-391-1111de .Mau. Prowdence.R i.
H.-. I.
1 eomm scHooI. cleans
.HIIIIIIIIII tiici
should who I
onlcll
'l'lli») hi Mill“) "IRAN!
I'll-171nm! rudI Gold nm 111
Mil-1r ( “1‘1 DISTEII‘O
Still) Bl’ liiilldfliSlS EVERIIIIIHPF
terms Plus
[mils-a! A31 ) our l'Jruffilat r. r
bum. 511.1114 uila fills» ixllI‘IIu
IIIAfiHNn “R V?" I".'. l. \ in! '35
(‘ hiI-clion-Icr’s lilnmo mnd©
'll‘skn m «the I.r Buy 'm' I-Ilr
ymsklmwnasiicrt. 8.11ch AlWAI'II‘l cllslde
OF A GOOD
llthllliBSllSflli
l COMPLETE STOCK OF LATEST
MODEL "
Shot Guns;
.I stunts Arno nouns
from $3. 50 up.
come in and look them' over.
A large stock of
TION. ‘
l to,“
Nomaik Hardware Co
'39 MAIN STREET; 'NORWALK.
fresh 2'1th UNI
..
PU 'l‘NAM, NOV. 6.-—Owing to an!
epidemic of.lli1pllt.ltcl-ln. in this town. 1
501 union 2 cascs‘ ht'lve already been danger from fire shonld one start wuh
M. __. _.
1 1T0 SUPPLY MERIDEN WITH WA-
TE ER-
MERIDEN. Nov. 16 .——Ow1ng to the
reported. the Putnam school board has the present. low water suppIY. the Mll-
or-dmcd the closing 01! the lsrncl i'ut- ler. Brothers' Cutlery Company has of-
“mun PII‘hiIc' school, attended by about1te1cd .to pump 1.000 gallons of water
150 p'u'nlls for all indefinite por.liod a minute from their 'own reservoir ill-
'1 be public llblmI ms also been clue... to the city nouns in case of tire. May
(Id
W...“
Llr‘ull'l
(mid Modal lI‘liIuI mnkns illa‘wllltost
I'Nl
This
IIs '
Stairs Into “‘31“ with some olllol power'
union‘s the United Stole:
IWeather
‘ Weather to appreciate the
who came hurrying into the store
Stills morning for a winter ovcr-
coat found exactly what they
wanted—plentiful stock; , much
variety of styles. and such char-
acter and tailor work as have giv-
en our clothing a high place in
In other words
1th: store is ready-I—which you will
'aiways find it. whether $12 .00 or
1 what you have In mind.
“Star" Negligce Shirts are goodT
form now in all seasons and
eathers. A frefish lull stock.
$1. 50 and $2. 00.
'Joseph Davisi0
Taller, Clothier, Hatter, Furnisher
Trunh's and Leather Goods.
as washingtdn Street
“south Norwalit “
Need
A good tool is always your
friend ; never disappoints you.
; I have a most complete line
Of ,. .‘. I
Carvnlg Sets and
Sharpening Stones
for your Thanksgiving Turkey.
CHAS E DOW:
112 wasulnerou STREET.“
' IPHoNE 667.
A
m....... ....__.___............_~I ’
, Hutel Mahackemo
.1. acqurion. Mon.
—_.—.
Service and Cuisine Up to Data. 1.
Rates 3215.1 day and upwards. ’
.,
or Reilly has accepted the offer with
an expression of appreciation.
Analog J. '8mitb.‘ 1
$30 00. or any price between. is‘
Plates. etc.
A F neud In 3"
Tel. Con. .. “
Daily Line. to N. Y.
For Freight Only.
. Onrand utter Tuesday. January 7,
1906, Freight; Propellers will
Pier 28”. East River. New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
_1 Sunday.) at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to .4 p.. mannd South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. In.
leave
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
'“ 0:0. Housman.
."¢'""'.' Anni.
Lou-I. 2‘3” 11 “
,1 11 l
I
‘t
Now Is the Tithe, to Buy
PAPERS
Annual Clearance Sale of ’
WALL PAPERS.
%_Discount on Willi Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. Houseturnilll-
. 111g Goods
Japanese China In Cups. Saucers,
Palntors' Supplies. = 7
Good ready mixed Paint, 31. 35 per
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
00.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order. .
Painting and Decorating-1
we give the 8.15. H. Green Tradinl
Stamper. Ask for that)“
L. H Decker
87 Washington smut.
I SOUTH-{NQRWALK
FRANK c
Van Scoy
PLUMBING, . '.
. STEAM.»
HOT WATER
AND _
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
ond'Zinc.
Tin. Copper
I50 SonthMain Street.
.« So; Norwalk,I_Conn.
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