.Vufiugué
Id with hilt
ndfiiihra; etc.’ ”All
carefully served by ”the
Million” In charge of the affair
I.‘
/W
gm
. A 3am“, says lV
After two- We!
as. F H. Mini: the enterprls a.
iIlIl plan of will
3'14. Ecllm (or the curd
Ir
Annual Bisquel oi lite brushiAHAon
:éfldli in ‘IMfiWslit Con~ . .
IW finish
'I!‘
lion-c by Mrs. McCauslsnd s Orches-
‘7.- lrl. and All Appcliring Menu
. . - .~ V,- .. W
.. on hills .
:fiw
nylon
“the, church. and as usual lt
passed its predecessors as the most
ld'Ior
did sing t
Ali
its history .T
$000301!" .
Rho, so! was
$3225: AAib'It Oil?!-
ent. ande thre instrumentalists were
forced throughout the evening by
vocal collaboration of the ban-
tU‘l. assay of whOm could sing
various selections on
WWW
wit-AAA" III a reception in the church
silo
33““
and
nth
to shortlyn
lob!“
lie tI’ViilII‘ were handsomely
after 7
il were vlied to
, wh art
had prepared the
main.
emf wIs IbIly
Win dde‘d' Mato bisque. cold boiled
llaln ’béer loaf slid veal loaf escIIiop
deI tomato
in press Walls. crackerI.
ell potiit
douse;
liflfl.‘ a
verb
bouts *3:
”MAIN chic!
wagons-Ashby” of it: . M. R. McCVIus
.w’.‘ ..
era; K
it MIA-Ilia
words, Miss meson. Mrs J. Milton
burn.*MltI Margin’et lAaudIr. Miss
lflIs Dibble Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor
All]
Ind lettuce salad
'1th dining roots
Tile “Alibi in charge ol’ the tables
still Mosel‘whd' thd' on the guests
MM Marthair 'r. Tolles. Mrs
WMMlleeMrs
WiMrIW. H.
Mrs; ‘li‘l‘oderlck' H. Rowan. Miss Elisa-
bbtli li-‘Tolch-nlillss Marlon Lee. Mrs.
mgs'el
“Hats
Visage
".9 00
synonyms.
..9f-
on;
it ii In
sfiieqqfi ability mine?“
.' on do res lettiVsriu‘m
gimp.“ as
hbi-Wls
MIA"
$6.. In itln’se it receivad.
Wise said that as he observed the
- charmingwhosteisss of tbs occailon he
the club. piesid‘eii as
unwarranted Mlas .Bessie stow
lira.- mammal-I r. H. Gloa
III Florence M. Benedict and
dielan Swans.
31‘1”. the culinary department were
.. Lawrence. Mrs. F. Sitter
Mrs John As will
its. EA. Bane ard.
”“11
a
Hamilton.
manoat .'lAa y In
A
lob never” b
o (the
(show
i one out
$119
fgd iii“ 3.
if) :3» hteii lil'.
tabled by then A)?"
was reminded. of rthe Scriptural
D
elm lVi'ItiniRVdiib"
new
lid)”
is my
year sconllm
NW”; and 3.9 lbitmery good
' ' ythe Wm
: “1‘th also Ierye who only
;HVnm Visit
that some
stint he
‘l‘rhe malnood
a poor Jew; and
“filial-“en. new
0 Address
Idb'eeVn
60'th he
Vs“ Ions as he and. but no
in
f t d
mfii’éfiififi"
Hal Wise said: his toplctwas f‘Clvlc
monitor,
Rights!)
SWthIIIIctlcut. l
vlc ideals in. the
o‘ Mole earn-
silly luv the pits on!“ danger of i.
" cMoicsVlaimteIultllcim political cor
mid thismIed alertnemwakenl
Mos mi‘éiom' "fiififi
c a as s A
than Hwhather
Ail-”ailment.
didn‘t;
I
when A wast
e u finish? mess .Atr
File a and hate 0
. p.
” m.
an...
mam-imam: to;
V Elie.
We hellfire hand buy a bout,
of Dr Howar 's {We at half price.
. with his par! ntee to refund
» in visiting 00! MM to the .0me:
.1 sectors tremors. always ready to We
‘ come the. new ones. .He then present-
.... hlli";l°lil‘l°‘w
VcCiure and Miss m-
« himan‘ had hollow the dictates of lilo.
the. la yam or mud tbrgatherlng ism
V" Americas cabinet. but to congratulatali
'f film on this Innlverscry, of his Isaiah.
3 er satiation Taylor;
:2:le limit.»
..
mil-calms
VVAVn9 or it it
‘ ‘1th
He lis- sold hundreds of bottles oi
the specific; and as yet has not had
returns. allhop h he stands
sour. do uudthe money
Imustomer be dissatisfied.
”anemic lib dyspepsia.
, potion. lver iron mmlea. headaches.
“or the general
Ilia“ .lV .VcaVVA'Ased by Inactive liver
og:disordered digestion.
should I:ggvnntagp of Mr. Bax-
the money If it does not cure.
Dr. Wise, the. gathering arose and with
great enthusiasm sang America, .
“ new. Charles as. Maelsrland. n.0,,
‘who had been designated to make the
moon» to DI'.“W1I0.III¢ be honoree
out three colleagues, whom he but de-
sired to introduce. that they might
have an opportunity to say a word or
two. The two Methodist pastors. he
sold. they more lull“ sorry to lose. but
ed Rev. Frank Dunweli Walter. D...D
the new pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. The latter express
ed his pleasure at being present and-
hcarlng the Insplflng‘ and helpful ad
dress of Dr. Wise
3‘1“th fluids, the pastor at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, was cast called on. and he
that be .had often1
Wise. and he now
knew why his name wits lee. He said
that fifty year-I agolt we ldh'ayo
Iur PWDJQ for a bodyot 011:0!
slinpling so m'Iny occur In national
files to get together in lir many. but
now these things were he lug more
and more frequent. and w are fast
looming that the best way to love God
is to love our fellow melt. . '.'
Rev; Dr. Underwood. ~for many
yam the‘mlssloasry of the South Nor-
wallt Congregational Church in Tur-
key. was the third visiting cle yman
called and be tom of the Joy it
be present and listen to the speakers
and the line music. “if you want to in-
‘crease your patriotism." he said. "‘gst
but of thlscountry for a few years, Af-
ter apendlngfi’some time in I land or
corruption and knaves. it is a pleasure
lo'he oncumore in the country of the
righteous IM‘DI‘IVB.” He hoped to
ueet individually all Ihefriends who
Id helped him while he had been in
the' Far East. "
Dr. Macfarlsnd then took up his ad-
dress of greeting to the men and re-
y to Dn Wise. This unity of spirit
Anon 1b which we-are capable of.
grasping “one another by the hand in
what lessened. "and the 'ml’tost of
frlmflilp rand manhood is when
tbepwh'eoaseieoea. sad cause/Islam: «in
respect. and he was glad that“ be had
been able to haver such greilt help as
ho had hid Min I. body “'qu which
had formed so austair his: in this pas‘»
Vibrate. it was true that some had dif-
éaifened with bi .IM than all did not
-tblnit along a same channels. but
there was not me at with whomilio
would Dim this hisvllle. it wan
tlALI tymelVio would luidll the
lgh ideals w Dr“ isa had: set
tbelorez in. lwin this y- 0! inch. Dis,
Margarita there are wonderful
communities: 01" political 1m civic
life Nile was Icelagdai oppor
itinltleauto carry out. these Ideals in
our great lndustrlsb life, and hoped;
that in the near future they would be;
realised. He was an optimist through
and through. and was learning to be
lieve more than ever in men. and in
our democracy andmplendld opportuni-
ties for. mutual eervl ay Dr. Wise‘ I
words mould and direct our lives .
After singing the two concluding
vgrstgs i‘ America the guests adjourn
e
a: snare. acts. “9*
a"
m Autumn's .
asxonm
Irishman ARB'TEATION LVEAGVUE
E WASHINGTON May 6.—A Vnotsble
group of public men will meat It the:
New vmard Hotel. waistline guests
andimspresldentaand directors In that-
Am M: and .Arbltra
Louder to honor the new metaryi
:tate. Today Secretaryvitnoaris. iii
Inoonlrtoniiowtbose present to raw
his ability as premier or that
£810 -
fighw parlors.- where there ‘
aaiio 01th PIVCCILAVMATION.
issued Last Night by Governor Weeks
-V-MVay 14 Fixed.
lly His Excellency,
FrInk 8. Weeks.
Governor.
A Proclamation.
in accordance with the statutes. l
hereby appoint Friday, the fourteenth
day of May. as
Arbor and Bird Day.
ouiniending on that day the plant
ng of'trces and shrubs, and request—
ing that the school children receive
special Instruction in the liuportauc
of our forests. in kindness to beast
and bird. and in all the pleasant ways
of nature.
cal) Given under my hand and
sea of the state. at the Capitol in
Hartlm'd. this sixth day of May. in
the your of our; Lord one thousand.
l nine hundred and nine. and the in-
dependence oi‘ the United States
the one hundred and thirty- third.
FRANK ii. WEEKS.
By His Excellency‘s Command:
' Matthew H, Rogers,
i Secretary.
MAY VISIT MR. KNAPP.
Sir. Room-it's Party In Vicinity or
Naorobl.
' Rev. William.P. Knapp. of Daahury
he with his wife is a missionary in
tlsli East Africa. In located In that
Ian of the country in which as-
resldent Roosevelt and his party are
now hunting. and It is more than pm-
able that the party will visit Mr.
Knapp's mission station.
l Naorobl is the railroad station near-
cat to. the mission station and it is
s
to visit some. of the staions while in
the country. it is not likely that the
party will go anywhere in the \lclalty
of a mission station without making at
East a short \lslt there.
There Is also another reason for be-
ilevlng that the famous hunter ls like
ly to visit Mr. Knapp's station. and
that Is the probable presence in the
arty 0! Richard Tlader. a famous
who now has a home in Darlen this
state. .Mr. Tiader is especially inter
Isted Iii this mission and is a personal
friend or Mr. Knapp. also or the Rev.
K. Hewley. of Howley'vllle. who is
articularly interested in that mission
etc! to
On Is return from a trip through
Africa. particumrly this portion of AF
rlca. about three years ago. Mr. Tiader
gave a lecture at the White House, and
it is understood that It was at that
tip» that the president determined
Aim this trip. Mr. Tlader joined the
deity .ahNapl es. V.
.eIrache in two minutes.
booth I or pain of burn or scald in
five milllIM: hosracness. one hour;
two hours: sore throat.
tweiya ’hoer—Dr. Thomas dielectric
Oil. monarch over pain.
BHAVOMRS INVCOLLINSVILLE. .
terlu" will be Ame
«Mammals :utin
Portals. 2.0!. ”Al'fllltgli. Justice
Tennessee:
lsr
an Gilt Ii
”coordinator his Pops- Arty
ear; Mich'ha's helm titted
" "W 9,1 Still" On the
hymen Margot: shill
w are one 0. mm
Amongst? others; h.mweiw
ibf Iiimlliis'an
. aromatics-swim into
my Ali
l“
l GOLMNBVILLE. . May 6.—Two
houses at Canton Center were broken
by serum early today. but the
robbers were frightened away without
The first. .
«poring much plunder.
once that of Beitlslnln F‘. Case. was
tered through a rear window. and
suit or clothes belonging to Mr. Case
are being lrlg sued by the awaken-
“Vg of the faml .they '.left going to
9 house of Samuel Richardson.
l.
where they were also frightened away; ~ ‘
g. to secure anything at this ‘39
plalai.‘ it is thought that time were
4th men. otherwise there is no clue.
‘ biggies“ eases coursssucs.
ICAGO May 0.-—'i‘hI first mater-
.fniit air the National Peace Com.
lame. which closed here last night.
.I
western university by John a; Milli":a
1m. sweat-a consul to China and?"
Ami
cashier-mi the State Bank of up ciao
“mad provided by: Mr. ”admit is
lillsed lot- the purpose at;
is permanent- series at lec-
engines and to secure the ‘annual par"
iffi moat hf prises tor matron upon the
.V'auo‘d‘:
. i
dtieatlonsr crimp loaflim and
3m denim national ro’ Iglous bur
ony. -
“AA-AW
.“ v ,., ,.,,,
understood that Mr. Roosevelt Intends.
wodlsh traveler and African hunter.
._ arez.
find all 025. 000 donated to Nimble '
It
INd'IViims a. o o. I.» was: Ami. IMWI
D oi rain and sushi“ are to valet-lion. 1t
psariglit to the roots. invigorataa and
mph” them. Its exhilsrstingmiomisiiag arid
mg prepay-tics est-as the hair to grow
Iy long. strong and hssuiilui.
«rheumatic a sparkling Mlllsncyandvd-
It
My aelinsas to the hair. and a law wusz'
thee-1p.
mwlilmniwluirtospmi .11....
Use it every day [or I short
line. alter which two or Ains- fillies a
mix will be “Mani lo oomplcle leAIi
Her will yon hairs.
Armin-s. rwmau‘lim.
WI!
“Whoa! began using Dandsrlas in hair
pesto not coins to my shoulders an
it is Iway lililul my hip.
Author In. Now-ti. N. J.
“1 bus been using Bolder! as rsgnlarVI.
gbsalli rat started in an ill but vs
|.air now I havs the most beautiful
udthish hair anyone would want «that?q
110'
”As I.
flow It all Insulate III three
sizes 250. 500 “431.00
per bottle
finndorino way". I gram ask: their
any oiii or one preparation regardless oi
bind. or in hmrfit
"l
ill.
made up
IVnd Pmi‘.‘
the most
said that
In appoint
connection
arias.
tiny. says
mounting
mliunt.
3:!
Turn
motion.
‘el; 1“.
Atrium“
Nsw HAVEN,
the Importance
other board members receive no so!
It was a forlorn 106an
who lives in another state. did not
int,- it wool
rown obtaltied
The client. In his gratit
Air. Brown a choc): for :25. can.
Brown returned the check and
zuggesied that he had made a mis-
ke as his fee was not nearly so
large as that. The client sent It “back
to Mr Brown and said. in his letter.
that if Mr. Brown was satisfied with
che amuont he was.
W
IoHooLiiasTsaa" nouNo TAILE.
The” spring meeting of the School
und Table of Western Con-
be held in the Nouga-
h school. Saturday, May 15.
fuel topic to be discussed at
“Some
delimit ”Mil
the morning session will be:
£.%¥ wrinkles in elementary school
W
if you desire ac 'élesi‘ co
{'0in a VOriAAVo
9i
NEW HAVEN.
T “allots lilo. son/of Prelim
«Landau-nook
oi the oilisr Mil“ W
bande combined.
ho CAI Ikflym
acts.we will send a large shin
, clmlli‘yreturamalltoaayonswho
. lolii
II or: A
PROF. VBREWER TO RETIRVEI“
D—I‘.
cause of his advancing years
term of once explrcs on July 1.
board of seve
Weeks that
aw-
Net a Candidate for Rs-sppoiritmaat to
state Board or Health.
. May 6.-Prcsideut
William H. Bren-.er of the State Board
of Health. says the report tuat be had
notified Governor
would. not serve for anothre sia- or
teim on the State Board was true.
successor may be named this week.
Prof. Brewer. who has been a shin-
llghi In the Yale llnlverslty fac-
for many years. sold the reason
he was. giving up the office was be-
lie
is
His
The
members is largely
at Urneyd'eud physicians.
ewer has for years been
romincut layman on it
He
Ie hoped Goyornor Wot-its.
would
lng his successor,
with the position.
of the odico
EWFER'S
the Hartford Tl mes.
the conversation turned on the
died of the sire of fees paid to aw-
yerI. The gentleman said that it was
thus opinion among the lawyers of New
ndon county that the late Frank 'I‘.
Brown. of Norwich. whose death was a
loss to the stale. received the largest
fee eyer paid to I lawyer in that
county. The fee amounted to 825.000
He told the clroumstan
meat of the fee. Mr.
ialned by a man to recover a claim
”0'01!
I man.
to 8100.000
Went tor"
Anadd
he
came a lay man. The name of a Wood
bury physician bus been mentionei; in
Prof.
Brewer also said that the salary of
the secretary of the basin should be
placed at a figure commensurate with
The
childrbn ' cry
fl"! F
V GA 3
A LAWYER'S FEE OVF 025.000.
3 A gentleman I‘i‘oni New [Audio
nty, who is connected with a state
epsrtment. was In convert-silos l
a few friends in the capital the oviier
f-ORAA
lb
Bl
add_ress on this I
Will]! be mas by Dr. William
ancsllor. and a discussion will fol-V
I. At the afternoon sessiou.the
Alice will
use-
of the pay.
wn was 1‘9-
“$3 ll:
be: Salaries of t‘Ait'ipeiVjvislng
hool ollieers in the Its
nectlcut; advisability
cation of the-
Edwil
No
c. All
mitt onl hi it
is} 6AB ”mfgfiz'db It; bargi-
flight. Ind Wliam C.
iigu h Norwslk
mum at
May 6:41be
ll“? 9" “GM 01..
tin: Asgi‘oclatl lion.
uror Elk W¥ 6
man dommittee‘wofiV
momma»
"i
of the reorganl
te‘ unchers' assocla-s
_ lion The olllces V9’Vilie Round Table
President' plum E. Shenani-
lqr. South Nor 'Vaiid
tam-
progra grain‘ 6.131
ill. M Crolu't.
try. Samford. Com
r":
08.
0039
We,“
3i,"
‘I ll .7
Au mom
'i'berdore General Manager Fundy:hi
lord 0W Mplorrnsn I Muslim
MR'I‘NHD. May 6.,v—it was rail
road day as far as the Connecticut
Company (trolley) of the New “avail
steam road was concerned. yesterdiVx
i
General liianager J K. Punmderford
New Haydn,
ound his hands fsiil
full of business. fliers were also other
trolley ma‘li'srs I'ch attracted atts'iisl
tion from the would be railroad sharp!
v
outside of the railroad profession. ""V
VPVundqi‘ford hill 0200.000.
One of the measures most war
contested was that brought up by
trolley men of New Haven and ot or
divisions of the Connecticut Comps '
and other trolley roads of the sin
askin that vestibules be placed on .
ears as a protection for the 100'
tormen from sand. hail. flies and and»
don summer Itorms. The men presented
this bill as a very necessary measure.
and had a committee of about twenty
men to appear for it belore the state
road committee pursuant to such ac»
tion as this committee may finally
trike.
There is 15th opposition to this,
move by the trolley roads and Mr.
A“ rd mills statements comblt-
t {the I i. open our vestibules
walled gem was backed by in-
perintén cuts from the Bridgeport slid
lla'rtford roads of the system.
in the course of his remarks Mr
Punderford said that to put \estlbuios
on thoo
least
ale" b neilt to thh public. it fluid re
duce the carrying capacity of open
cars to I very appreciable extent ills
Idea as brought out by questions from
Attorney B. I. Spock of the New HI.
yen row. was that the motormen are.
sufficiently protected from rains on
Open cars if they cared to provide
themselves with rubber coats. Conduc-
tors. he said. have no protection from
water in such storms. in concluding.
he said that he was inclined to think
that in slew of the fact that the pro‘
posed vesilbuies on open cars would
require so much space. that If the
terms of Ihe blll re carried out his
company ought to give up the open
cars and run the closed cars entirely.
People rush for front seats In open
care, much of the trouble on the roads
comes from this and II. very large per
centage of the accidents of the year
come them. They are run out of
deference'to the wlIhes of the public.
Commissioner 0. it. Fyler asked if
the road had a double‘equlpment of
closed cars in New Haven.
Mr. Pundcrford said it had not, but
It had enough for stormy weather. He
added that managers of important
no ones on of vestibuies on open
cars had been brought to their atten-
tlon.
Testimony was put in from physi-
cians, autolsts and others to show that
raindrops on the glass shields used as
wind shields, hampered the safe driv-
Ing of cars. and that automobile gog-
gles and rubber costs were a sudiclent
mer season. it was sought to show
that closed vestibules on an open car
woul be objected to by the passen-
gVersV ho insistently demand the front
seats for fresh air
at Blown". 01'.th Hart-
lprmg A1333 line admitted that he
had' in the past allowed his motormen
to construct shields of canvas and
lslnglass to keep the wind and rain all
the float slid of summer cars. The
posts of a. vestibule would to an
extent shut off the view of the motor
man. _
Superintendent Newton. of Hart-
ford.‘thought the vestibule would in
crease the number of trolley accidents
90 per cent. of which occur in'sum-
titer.
in summing up. Joseph Dunn. a
conductor on the Hart road, who
appeared for the mole In. said that
the latter should have the protection
by asked for. The "yes of the mo-
lonhen‘ were in question. not money.
attorney Spock. in replying. claim
ed that the suggested change was un
necessary. Many times the motormen
using vostlhules carry their windows
down. “in summer rain storms." said
he. "the glass shield they want is the
very thing that for safety we don‘t
want." ,He contended that it was not
falr‘that the company should ‘he put
to this unnecessary expense.
.
NEW HAVEN-V.— NOT AFFECTED.
its lntsmts Not Disturbed by the
auprome Colin-t Decision.
A prominent ofllcer in the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
Court foreahadonvs its position in the
mailing .snlt. sealant the New Haven
company shouldbs I polled to that
tribunal. p
railroad commissioners to show It had V,
been referred by the legislatlvc'rail
Kahuna! org. tl‘in‘a property lid
won t. a ny lit ‘—
Without" any mmnmr-
lloston [‘ng had informed him that '
protection for motonnen in the Inuit
ll ll l Artisan“; 1‘1““
CAB]: Got “10"“!
‘ wOlOl‘ltmem ‘ OF"y up
fill.
will
a its gig.” but
and ret it its co ””310
”5:5?“ mess Lie“
1' Due
wont corrosion. Wfis'umt
the defect and
ROOFS. VOLTAX
Alina/Aug
all colors and
gut F
dot “thwrnydh
I been
GONG. RT IN TRINITY.‘Ql-Illll¢l1.
A concert at Trinity A Eplwopal
hurcb last evening was a highly
musical treat, and was under the sus-
pleas of the Swedish LuthIrIn Church.
The program was lurnls ed by their
Excellilor‘ quartet. 'ofll‘ I College
Kenllworth New Jersey. Part 010?
program was given in Swedish and
part in English. The attendance was,
quite fair. I
LOST.
LOST-BLUE VEST HELONGING
to gentleman's suit. in tad‘boa
Reward for return to J
’2 North Main St. . lid ll
Lost—sex Tasman ., poo,
white with two brown ears; answer;
to the name at Trix. Wore sliven coi-
lar with hell and license No 45978.
ewsrd for return to J D. Flint. 91
South Main St. V V VV VAli'6 6‘3
Los‘r—a‘ IALvait oranracsnm
watch. monogram R. D. 1'. 0! Value
for return to Sentinel oiilns.
Leer-runsmv u'onNiNVo‘, MAY
4. black and white water spaniel. it:
cause another 4692?. B9 ward [egg
turn to ll. Keel itoVuVaytoli Aye...
syton.
LOIT -ng ELIZNVVBF‘N 2;.
black tin, x, no tel g 1 p
table to (infer?) 1pr ““10 $34K
turn to C. 3‘. St. John, 27 Marshall
8t. . . de it
ib’ Ais'r.’ ,
To revenues or FOUR OR
live rooms. with all improvements.
Adults only. inquire 11 Bay-view Alv’e
evenings only. between 8 int! 1. lull 6t
TO L I‘MRGE NEWLY FUR-
nlshed at room; all the latest Am
grovements. Summer rates. Apply
1 South Main St. m6 at
TO L5T——A'l‘ 95 SOUTH MAIN ST..
first floor apartment. the rooms. in-
quire Mrs. S. A. VYoungs, 241 East Ave.
. m6 at
‘TL L—co aids oosgair~
61 SciiriingStJia VTEAand alrmod‘gi‘n lib
proyements. inquire B. idlinygpida}
cigar factory. 12 south
TO LET—MODERN RESIDENCE
all improvements. newly decorated,
near trolley and water trout; rent
822.50. 7 Hawkins Ave. Aim Norwalit;
Taylor &‘ (Seldom! armies dc ado.
s-v
TO kET—LAEGE FURNISHED
from room. centrally located. with use
of hath nouns Si South Main St; lit.
in
With impibveu‘ients. also barn and
chicken houie. within seven ml‘uut'es'
walk or center or terms and PM.
ticVulars apply to .M. Layton a co.
inc. agent, sous VNorwiile. mi 31‘
TO LETr—snciipmi condos
inquire 21 First St, East Notwalk.
United Grocery 00.. South Noiwait
To LET OR 50R IaLE~NEW
double brick lieu been at semi
Norwaik; 10 ro each side; im-
movements. Bertha. J. Fills, Norwgnk
. m 61
WANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN A-AI'A‘
trimming and binding .Paid :1 Der
has set in. VQL’I‘A
the roof
will grates)!
alienstsln. ’
ro tar—renews douse
"MIN-S." ,.>—w "in.
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d’eport by THE. ELECTRIC
ram other paintp
the reason
hyactnal wean. ,, .. WATER
to goo den-III, mfiddrfiectcd by
85th: elementv- -lt will wear at
x¥PAINTS
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be scrubbed with soap
188‘s EOX‘Ay
ears I
For CO
ONLY BY
W F. .3
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siffigora SKY
ad will pre-
wtil mnedy
OfiPOSITION
the life of the material and
is the only paint guaranteed
TE. VOLTAX' AI furnished in
r if N‘ ‘2'
11 NDRWALK
the Women a Re-
lief Com Faraday evening at the G.
it it. quarters In the Swartz I: Cor-
belt block was largely attended and
w’as a thoroughly enjoyable occasion.
aspmgra‘m. coa-
Frank Ferris.
There was an “tofél'fltl’s
eplglll‘of 01 {$9133 by the Armstrong
orge
is"
flerr, az‘g‘a
.Vrec lotions by Miss Ethel
Gedney and vocal
rely by W. Q-
o Ferris. Cake
VIVGIVV'VGd It the close
rod eats-4201‘ flow non
new last summer. 810;V10-ft. row boat
Emil?“ rstc
scare at.
3L€~ 'I‘
unreal} buyeAr. 12 roéom
all improvements. barn;
fully. yepted. centrally in
liparllduiars.W
M9dhlogim .
to‘ownsr for Its relationflilp.’ Newni‘d bit.
.four dredges
gtblazt 130118"! C. Smith.
SACRIFICE TO
two- family house
all in good
.G. Crock-
m6 3t
‘ ron
arm 8
rult and wood; purchaser can make
cod living on. Some tools.
2 bdrm plenty of
rating; Goon roars Acne
ODSG,
Pi‘lt‘i}
[660. Also good new Broom housc
tin Norwaih. near trolley: would make
good investment;
fyillllrosa
price only 81250.
Best 314, South Norwalk.
mfizt
ma CALas—A-FJNE Assent oow.
ur years old.
i " Place.
Joseph Vedas.
26
m6 at
EOE ,
C ter WI: to boar
welgt 450 pounds.
.WSF‘ Hooks road. Norwalk.
CE-‘FULL BLOODED
one year old.
E. Schoonovor.
m5 at
B SlgLE—TVOMATO PLANTS.
cab stab
seeds in bulk. All
lads of beg Orig plants. Vei‘y cheap
IV Cuneo‘ a, 33V Railroad Ave
mb'it
“row MILE-six “rain OLD
hettrdit mire. ex
ne roader. weight
ceilent condition.
about 1200 lbs.
kind and good wind. south; for lady.
l‘icI 8185. it sold
Vmunell. Solmans' arable.
immediately. E.
. {115 Ill
ao'a‘sa'Ls—wwo
crimes shim
lug lots with frontage of 50 feet each.
adjoining $7.000 house
Also 300
liquors foot of dosesod iii] out and in
Violin. VAddi-esa Vi‘roperty, this omce
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FOR SALE—CHEAP. 75 FEET OF
{19 rpu fence and
two Elites; never
‘V‘i'is'ed. Inquire Joseph T‘me'st 14
ceilogton Ate.
—teso
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