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Get Your Drug Wants
Filled lit-the
B ridge Pharmacy
animal: and article-t service at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patron.
Come In and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.r. PARKER. mm...
The sewer system is being extended
through railroad place, East Nor-walk.
The gas system Is being extended
today Into the store. of G. Ghlotto. on
the Washington street bridge.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany is scheduled to hold a monthly
business next Monrlay even-lug at the.
truck house in Van Zandt street.
Several 'eoplc who lives in East
Norwalk, commuting between here
and New York, are having a holiday
today on account of the big city elce
iiou.
The first annual meeting of the
Young People's Auxiliary of ("hrist
Church for 1909-1910. will br- hc d to-
night at the home of Mrs.- (3. il‘. S ith.
in Rowan street.
One. of the llallnwe‘cn pranks of a
gang of East Norwalk boys was to
gather sortie half dozen hccr barrels
and pile them in front of a Senvicw
avenue. residence.
The complete returns of the. New
York City clcction will he recelcved
this evening at the Sentinel ofiioe in
South Norwalk. over the Scntluel’s
special Associated Press wire.
The assault on John Kuliovich, the
tailor, on llrdlowc‘eu may be aired in
the. South Norwnlk court. Mr. Kubo.
vlch made complaint to the office of“
Prosecuting Attorney William F. 'I‘anr-
litany.
A delegation so large that it fllicri
a trolley car went to Norwnlk last cv-
enlng for the entertainment In thr-
’l‘o\vn 'l‘eachers’ Association course.
Those who went up from here, rcporr
that they thoroughly enjoyed it.
The steamer Cynthia. which was
brought Into the harbor recently by
Captain Harris, may make South Nor-
walk her berth for tho winter. it Is
Captain Ilnrris' intention to rrtn clams
and product- between Long Island and
South Norwulk.
For some time there. has been in
circulation a petition addressed to the
Ht’lN'ililt‘ll. requesting them to ap-
point the members of the Fire Police
spcclnl policemen for East Nor-walk.
The petition uow‘bears about thirty
names, it With stated this rnoruing.
An Inter-caring condition of affairs
was found in the moving of the market
section of thc lininor building on the
bridge. Some years ago newspapers
had been uscd an a padding to keep
out the cold. The papers indicate that
fills was done in 1597, for the pupcrs
were of that date.
' The building of it new sidewalk has
been started In front of the new (trif-
iln- building in East Washington street.
The building has been ready for on
cupuncy for some. time amt Is already
partly in use. .lobu F. (lrlilln has
moved in with his plumbing cstnh»
lisbrm-ut and it. Arthur (lriihn Irr
tend to have a store. there.
The i‘oundnilrm In ready for the new
housi- which Il‘Inch llrothcrs nrc bulld-
lng in East avenue, next to the rt'fll~
rlcncc oi’ Harry Ilidcr. itnpid progress
is also being made In the house being
built for Eugene Van Ness. nearby.
’I‘Iu- new rcaidcncc of Frederick Scam
Is being built by St. John and Kcyscr.
In (love avenue, In now enclosed.
(“apirlin Carl A. Anderson. of Firm
street. In at Illill able to dispose oi‘
the aliug for his riuht nrru. which he
' has been obliged to row for runny
weeks on account of the breaking of
the arm In two places, wirilc hc was at
work on one of tho Ellsworth bouts.
The hand In still quite badly arvollcn.
but tho Iruprovonuuii nus bccn steady.
William K. Dow. who mo has been
ntniod. was formerly employed in the
printing business in St. .iohnahirry.
Vermont. and worked for one of the
men who loaf their lives to flu» tilin-
irucilvc ilrc thorn Saturday morning.
liilil written for further information
concerning the fate of various persona.
Mr. liow is sure he knew of toast lmc
orhor man whom: (tooth in reported.
Captain Wicks and party In the Mn-
rlon had quite a time on their trip to
the recent Vanderbilt can race. The
Marion ran aground on the monitors
and broke her rudder pour. rendering
her practically helpless. Captain it. t..
I‘ricc coma aion in his launch and
playing the. go Samaritan. towed
Captain Wicke and party home. Other
hours which fell the mud bottom were
the Mistral. (iaptsin George it. Van
Aisfyue, and tho Altamira. Commodore
W. ii. Hatfield.
There seems to be some miaumler»
standing on the part of the public art
ithodist Church, washeld last evening
evention, to he held‘ at Bridgeport on
I Thursday.
e» .
, _ chorus choir, an
relation of it. M. Smith.
us, too. has been doing fine work and
the members.are showing direct deal
of enthusiasm. The Bunday evenlns
congregational was a particularly
large one. ' ‘
Mrs. William Fairbanks. of the cor-
ner of Leftoy and Maple avenue. Dar‘
Ion, who was operated on a few do.”
ago at the Stamford Hospital. is re-
ported as getting along nicely. which
Is cheering news to her relatives and
friends.
Elmer Weed, the son of William H.
Wood. Jr.. of Bprfnsdnle. diedat his
home. yesterday morning. He was a
brother of EmmohWeod. tho livery-
man. and was well-known In Spring-
fiillic by the
\.
doctor ,
-m w.
at the Church, when the regular rout-
Ine matters were disposed of. officers
elected and delegates to the state can-
Theso officers were elect,
ed:
President-{tea W. W. Gillies.
lst Vice-President~llarold C. Hall.
2nd Vice-Presidont—~Miss Sadie Ran-
dall. dale. He was unmarried and lived
3rd Vloe-Presldent—Miss Edith Sey- with his father.
mm"- , Mrs. Charles Van Dina. of Main
d1Secretary—«Mina Marlon LHornme Mm... Dorian, undomgm a very car-
on.
tons operation yesterday morning at
the Stamford Hospital and followlnlt
the ordeal was in a very serious condi-
tion. it is the earnest hope of her
many friends that she will rapidly rc-
cover.
George II. Tilloy and famil
today front their Greens Farr place.
where they have been for several
mun-tbs. to the Daricn homestead. (I.
Dudley Tilley. who has been going
through a severe attack of asthma.
has Improved to such an extent that
he is able to be. out and around again.
Saturday night was a time of frolic
for the young folks on account of flai-
lowc‘en. There was the usual dress-
lng up in grotesque costumes and In
the parade. about town there were
numerous big boys as well as the
smaller ones. The season way also
marked by several very enjoyable par-
ties. inquiry among the police ofll-
clals elicited the information that
nothing of a serious nature was done
in the line of pranks.
George Schllchting qualified for a
Carnegie medal, or nearly did so yes-
terday afternoon. when be prevented a
serious accident In front of the
Schlicbting Brothers and Company
store. A horse attached to a carriage
containing a lady became frightened
or a trolley car and the front wheels
of the carriage were so far cramped
by the frightened horse that there was
imminent dnn-gcr of an upset. Mr.
i-lchlicbtiug made a grab for the
horse‘s bend and quickly drew him
around so that the carriage was on
even keel again.
A small company of women at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. llcrrunu l'uck
hurl a flight Saturday evening, which
they will remember for a long tlruc. In
the party were Mrs. flock and her
mother. Mrs. William H. \l'lllurott. .lr..
and Mrs. Alexander Sherwood. While
they wr‘ro sitting In conversation.
they heard a noise In the hallway lif
thc borne. which is located over lllch-
nrd .-\ln-ndrotb‘s barber shop. An in-
vcstigntiou stilvll eonvluccd them that
a nrnn was trying to cfi‘cct an on-
trance. Mrs. l’uck run down stairs
and to the Schiichtlng store nearby.
whore botyvcou rapid gasps for brcnih.
she told her husband of what was
trunspiring. Mr. l’nck hustled over
nnrl found a stranger where his wife
Indicated. 'i‘ho man had been drinking
and he picked him up and threw hint
almost bodily out into the street. A.
little later Mr. Sherwood sent word to,
Constable Wilbur Bates and the latter.
came after the man and placed blurl
under arrest. 'l‘ho fellow was brought
before .iustlcp \Yillinru ll. Willniotl.
Treasurer-Mr. Fred Hawkins.
Pianist Miss Martha Morgan.
~r—0ur bread and biscrrlt take the.
banner. Banner bakery. Tel. 314-3.
There was an interesting event last
evening at, the regular monthly meet-
ing of the East Norwaik Fire Police.
Captain Louis Halsted became a mar-
ried man last week and since that
time the other members of the. Fire
Police have been plotting to present
him with a wedding gift. A special
meeting of the company was held last
week to talk the matter over. Accord.
lugly. Mr. Haltsoad was given a sur-
prise last evening when he was pre-
seated with a handsome kitchen cabi-
net. The presentation speech was
made by Joseph Jacobson, and Cup-
tain lialtscad. though taken aback for
a while. quickly recovered and made
a happy speech of acceptance. At the
last night meeting. also. two new
members were elected. Samuel Kelly
and George Everett.
moved
Chlldl’.“ cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c A§ T o R I A
trillion.
'l‘hc llowayrou Hose Company, last
evening, gave a.vcry WI attended
and successful All iinllowc'cn dance.
The affair was held in the headquart-
ers in ltownytou avenue. The build-
ing was attractively dccoratod. and
all present were suitably costumed
and masked and several presented a
striking appearance. Music for thc
cveut was provided by Shoparri's or~
chestra, of South Norwnlk. and Ti"
f'reshnients wcre served.
Architect (leor‘gc Crockett, of New
York, a further resident of this place.
has prepared the plans for the four
bungalows which (‘nptuin Edward II.
Smith proposed to erect opposite the
llaptlst Church. on property which he
has owned for several years. The
house will be slmllinr In Illipr'iil‘illll‘t‘.
two stories high, containing six rooms
and all modern lmprm'curcnts. it is
expected that work will he started in
a few \vccks, so that they will be r‘eiilli'
for occupancy early In the spring.
wlr‘lnc slipper, 5:30 to S. M. E. (‘hn-
pcl, \\'crlncsrlay eve. 25c. t‘onie.
An All llallowc‘cn social was held
last night at the liaptrst t‘burch. it
was well attended hurt a very pleasant
affair “ll‘ ll” (“till"‘l'lll'll- Til“ attcn- .lr.. Sunday aftcrIi-zion and sentenced
dunts were In costumc. and various to lb days in Ilrirlgcpori 1"” mm to
games \vcrc indulgcd In. the apple till.\' a fine M ‘5 and coats as well. The
garlic proving a very fascinating puss
time. The affair was givcn by the
Junior i‘hrtstian Endeavor Srir‘lci)‘.
and Mrs. lrlugcnc Ambler. superinten-
dent of this work. was at the bond of
the cotnmirrco in charge. llei‘rcslc
mcuts \vcrc served during the evening.
it Is reported upon good authority
that several young ladies of this place
will form a Mutual Auti~tloirslp Soclc»
ly. and plum: are about completed for
the extermination of certain individ-
uals with a tendency to cxnggernlion'
total scntcncc manuals to tilt days. He
was taken to the county jail by (‘on-
Flilllll' llnics. The stronger said his
name was Tinnitus Foruks and that he
trails from llridgcport.
irritant
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. (‘ltlli‘log firiscoil.
‘ ~ . . ., .,
rind prcvnricniion. ’I‘be promoters of .f'm‘rlf" SI I‘m“??-gfiillkiiitrsh “0‘“
the scbcmc were recently provoked "' “ll “”“ l" “l "l '-
hcyond t'ol'givcttl‘tli‘l. and think it birthI William (lshorrn- has returned
time tlrur in a place growing like from a business trip to Maine.
The sitar?
_ lillt iii ,
A law Doses Clean and Regulate the
Kidneys Ending Lame sck
and Bladder Misery
If you take several doses of Pope's
Diuretic. all backache and distress
from out~oforder kidneys or bladder
grouble will vanish, and you will fuel
as.
Lame back. painful stitches. rheuma-
tism. nervous headache. dizziness. irri-
tability. sleeplessncsa. inflamed or
swollen eyelids, wornrout. sick feeling
and other symptoms of sluggish, in-
active kidneys disappear.
Uncontrolltible. smartlng. frequent
urination (especially at night) and all
bladder misery ends.
This unusual preparation goal at
once to the. disordered kidneys, bladder
and urinary system and distributes its
healing. cleansing and vitrilhdug influ-
ence directly upon the organs and
glands affected. and completes the cure
before you realize it. '
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder or feel rheumatism
pains. begin taking this harmless med-
Iclue. with the knowledge that there is
no other remedy at any price. made
anywhere. else In the world. which will
effect so thorough and prompt a cure
as a fifty-cant treatment of Papa's I.)iu~
retic. which any druggist can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist. bunker
or any mercantile agency will tell yrm
that Pope. Thompson & Paps. of Citi-
cinnnti, is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Only curative results can come from
taking Pope‘s [)Iurctic. and a few days”
treatment means clean. active healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organswr
and no backache.
Accept only Pope's l)iuretlc-~flfry-
cent trentrnant~~nny drug storewany<
where in the world.
r
afternoon. ‘hi the last meeting new
officers were elected for the. coming
ycarm-lllrs. Willhnu 1., Taylor. prcst»
dent; Mrs. llull ilratlicy, vice prcsl‘
dcnt; Misc 0. Eloise Thomas. score
iary and treasurer.
The annual meeting of
port branch of the
America. will be held in the town
hall. Thursday. at 3 p. in. Miss
(‘nrolyn Palmer will speak on the
work at the (‘hrisrodnrn Settlement
house. Ncw York city. The collec-
tion of garments will be on exhibi-
tion and light refreshments will be
served at the close of the meeting.
“trap.
Mrs. Elizabeth “i‘bomes is in Hart-
lord.
Mrs. (lcorgc Drew Is In Now York
for a few days. l
l-‘rcdcrlck flanks spent Sunday with
I‘l.‘liiil¥(‘9 In Greenfield.
Mrs. Martin Rowland entertained
llcddlng friends on sunny.
Jerome Davis has sold a it} acre
tract of land to W. H. Barrett.
Mrs, ll. l.. Rowland. of Reddihu.
the West»
Needlework of
Itownyton something should be done Mrs. lInrrh-t Price h. spcrullug the
l” """“"“l’ ill 'it‘lim‘l [Mi ‘;"":‘~ '3‘" day with rclztiivcil In llrhlgcporr.
cmupu gn w n- (‘illll no or a can to _ _ , , 'bil l<
line of fighting Niagara with water.l“‘31L:;vl;'l":‘|ll'll:dx‘11:,flux,“m” ‘ ‘
amt litrifw Incurriug the enmity of the field ‘ -
society will in all probability bc obllg- ‘ .
ed to cry units or take to thc Wtiiiilrl W- I'lltlll'y. of Milford. has blen
flying the Wm“. feather. owing to u“. u rcceni sister of his sister. on tom-
gcncrnlly wcllrknown ability of the 1’0 street. -'
young ladies. .‘tnuouncernent of meet-l ()ru- hundred and four
Inga nlul other pili‘llr'tlllli‘ll will be giv- licensed have been taken out
on out later by the officers of the the past month.
organization. ' .ludke Morenu in having his hand-
hunter's
hero
srunc residence "Daybreak." in the
Favour. repainted.
“ARE" AN" NflRuIn", Mrs. Mary Brown. who recently
foil. tweaking two riba. ill getting
along comfortably.
Mrs. Mary ilollfrey. of (‘rous Iligh»
.wny. has recovered from a severe nt~
Otto Miller. of New Ilnvcn. spent‘
Sunday at his houw to Mansfield ave-
"“‘” "mm" trick of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bodily have: M”, ppm 1;, room and Mid: Ida
moved from the llr. Iirrrraon place “i Pootc have returned from a pleasant
liar-ion to 0x Itidgc. visit in Waterbury.
HOW MUCH
on "
'i‘iié‘ mortally no. intooarray rilrso
has been sold to: a New York family.
.r Mrs. P. B. Perry and Misc Elisabeth
Gordon spent over Sunday in Illusion.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. George
Banks. of Bedding. ‘werc Ilr town» Sun-
day. .
‘ Charles Banks. of Greenfield. has
spent a few days with his brother.
Fred Banks.
The town school board held a meet."
log on Saturday at the residence of
lverson (i. Fanton.
William G. Fitch and Samuel Fan-
cher. are in Bridgeport on jury duty In
the common pleas court.
A fine monument was erected. last
week. at the grave of the, late Dr. Air-
drew B. Gorbam. in the Hull Genie
tery. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freeborn. of
Eastou, spent Sunday with Mrs. Vans
dei'bilt (lpdfrey. Mrs. Freehoru remain
ing for a few days' visit In town.
“fluff." the handsome collie owned
by R. C. Williantn was run over and
~quite badly injured by an automobile
while following his master driving
near Phipps Beach on Saturday.
Rev. D. Moses and Mrs. C. II. Sctr
field have been appointed as delegates
from the Congregational Church to the
annual conference of Congregational
Churches in Torrington next week.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Andrews. of Eas-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nichols. of
Ridgetleld; Mr. and Mrs. .l. A. Godfrey.
Mrs A. ll. (lorham. Mrs. Charles Abs
bolt. of Wilton; the Misses Ethel and
Florence Mills, of Georgetown. were in
town Sunday.
_—__
——“l~lad dyspepsia or indigestion for
yours. No appetite, and what i did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured rue."--~J. ti. Walker. Sun
bury. Ohio.
TOO HAZY FOR TRIAL OF NORTH
DAKOTA. '
llt‘itlix'l..\Nli. Mu. Nov. 2!.m'l‘hc
weather conditions early today made
it. very doubtful If the new battelship
North Dakota, which with the excep
tion 9! her sister ship, the Dclaware.
is the largest vessel in the world.
would have her standardisation trials
today. as planned. The big American
Dreadnought went on the ltockland
course early in thr- mornina. but found
the weather too busy to begin her
aria] trips o\'er the measured mile.
The haze was so thick that the oillccrs
on the ship could not make out the
range marks.
.lflcr observing the conditions out‘
side the battleship stcanrcd slowly
buck and anchored inside the break
WENT.
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIN.
' iSHED.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. 2.» The
last spike joining the final spun In the
Western Pacific Railroad from San
Francisco to Salt Lake PM and in
Connection with the Denver and Rio
tlrnndc and other tlould roads crcnb
Iishiug a 1ranm-orrtincumI system, was
drlvcn late yesterday nitcruoon. n ith
t,,’ 'N'
9th}
"WM- ._
Dalila.
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niirmmmlmllrltr tmlluinurr 'r minnu
ALCOHOL 3 PER GENT.
AWlablz Reticulum-As;
similar the .
WW.
firf‘tor him
_ 3" mssarrdllesttoabkis
13. 0 anchor-planar ..
l or Nance-rte.
u.u—-.
" . Aperfecl may for
, rt .Someume ,
' Wormsl‘
madLossorSm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemowc. G. Lemare. N. R
(lilies, Providence. R. l.; C. E. Sholes.
Now York; George E.
walk; w. 'i‘. Gledden, .ir., Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. England. Miss England. M.
Paterson. New York: I). R. Hurlbutt.
“'ilirill:
field:
ll
ton: William Morrison. New York; H.
\\'_ Pctitr, \chtville. S.
May, .lr.,
New York; W. M. Hoyt. Stamford; C.
llohcri. Lynch, New Haven: F. McCor—
ton, Providence. R. l.; D. L. Stevens.
Hartford; W. ll. Year. Philadelphia; I“.
Haring. W. 13. (lager. city.
lllpps, Nor-
(leorgc L. Rockwell. Ridge
Louis Mintz. Newark; A. S.
rliilths. New York; W. Arnold. Bos-
Y.: W. It.
New Haven; Edwin Boeso.
A man could go to church much
more caucrly If it were through "1
side duor.
In two or three weeks, it is said. a tow
freight trains will be operated. The
actual completion of the new line will
not be formally celebrated until Jan.
nary, itiio.
FORDHAM—GEORGETOWN GAME.
NEW YORK. Nov. ‘l ”An interest
big game was looked for when thr-
foothtill teams of I-‘ordharn and (‘uvriru'
All Coupons
POI
RED HEAD
more dcstlrahlc your building can be
made for your tenants-«by having
min In l-‘alr- 1 Electric Lighting. llella. Private. Tole-
phonoe, Annuncintors. rte. Irrutaliedm—
we'll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
This hr the Electric Ale and the
Landlord who in up to date gets the
good paying tenants.
'l'he Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co.
8! WASHINGTON ITNIIT.
SOUTH NOIWALK.
TIL. ”5.
.am
’I‘he uelocirncn hold their monthly Master‘s war“... and Granville
mcclimr .vrmtcrrllu' "t tim lawn “it" tutu» upon-t over Sunday witir their
buiblluu, but only matters of a routine grandma. Mr", [mm 3, Mills.
uururc came up for dispouitlon. j Rev. Dr. Mncfrrrlliid. of South
Herbert J. ilouron. of Standard. and Norwulk, preached in up. (‘ununlxu-
E. F. (trofoot. of limit-n. have been all' tional church Sunday morning.
pointed members of the finance emu» Mr and Mrs. Morris Milli! were
tuition of the Star:- Council. Junior guest's Sunday (if Mr. and MN.
0' U' A' M‘ Charles ti. liarlow. In Port Chester.
Yesterday wrur the assessors' busy: The Combating Scale company, of
day and they find an abundance of Elaugntuck. are. rushed with work
callers who appeared with their lists. will rohnhl have m work “my“!
Yesterday was the last day without Ydmfili ”,,f’,,,.,.,,,,,lf
the ten per cent. penalty.
. George 1.. Robinson. president of
James (" thy' ”m Dorian market- the New York Sewage Disposal corn.
ppm. is so much Iruprovctl from his Ills mm“ will address the next "Wm,“
noon that ho Is able to be about ”gland of the Civic club. '
“plight {$53} cimngmg'n Pooiey . Mitts Laura Chapman Is entertain.
’ ' ' lug Misti Harper. of Winston. Miss
to the, manner of the granting of the
license. for James F. harden. on the
Washington street bridge. which fol—
lowed the decision of Judge Barnet-
favornhie to him. The license grant-
ed to Mr. it“!!! will! to: the past
year, Mr. Layden having done business
the same as thy other bridge estab-
iisbmsnt, on appeal for the your past.
Mr. isydcn flu. however, matu- ap-
plication in due form for a license for
the coming your. ,
'l‘irs send-saith” meeting of the Eu
can Avenue Me
your We. of is. ,
'- . s. .wsit
’rrdl
Saturday and Sunday Darren had the barber's grandfather m0“. Barber's
1biggest parade of automobiles since history 0" Connecticut.
summer. on account of the Vanderbilt
auto men on Long Island. 80 for fl 12““! intfilortimt‘ mghiinguif» 1:113:
ascertained there were no accident; gawk“ “in hdiriei’romc on State Mm“
3.52:." ”w cars ware passing throng tomorrow afternoon at it o‘clock.
" 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Hippo. and two
$333,175“mmyliyogggmrm: children have returned from New
days under the direction of the pastor. Yl’l‘ll wirgrsfltheynwere‘cn1ilerlhliy' lit:
rim Rev. (3. B. smith. who was up- “with “a" M ill" ti "0 "to '
pointed here this your. in. Mill MA} as _
preached strong muons butt; morn Trinity Guild will most with Mrs.
in: and evening loader and n “ll“ Mscksasie at the rectory tomorrow
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
Tag“ “:1“- 8m and til:
it are , . rap
Igrub brulll for the house sail
the mks far the into (N .
but they doni’ so for anon. .
You on em out an . but
to main the house. the nu.
stables and fences right they
should he freshen“ up with
.. flint.
' ' have everything for did
We
paintings-«linseed oil. tarp...
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lend
rs: noon. 7
cures luv PAiNTII IMHO
We our trustee this White
land's purl .
See an about roar pointing.
. . uncured.
IAI‘l‘ dormant. cosh.
i
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SPARK P 088
ARE REDEEMEO IV
F. E. Lockwood
81 Company
39 Wall Street
BURN
_ COKE
mm, mp... at Muprrpml League pm]. in that furnace of yours and save
here today. Both teams werp In it... money. Just as satisfactory as
host of condition (‘urtl and much cheaper.
25 Bushels
OF FURNACE SIZE FOR
$2.75
STOVE AND RANGE SIZE
$3.25
DELIVERED.
TRY iT AND I! CONVINCED.
Connecticut
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A Complete Line of Crockery.
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English Blue China by the lot or
piece.
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cleaned quicker anthems Pratt will
pack closer. the Jeri will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
mu jars.
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MAIL.
,Offictai at Canandalgun Much Perplex-
eel—Theatre Company Enlight.
ens Him.
, (‘ANANDIAGUA, OCt. 22.~—Sheriff
gtleo. L. .Van Voorhees had a busy day
:today. All forenoon the sheriff was
tracked by members of “The County
Sheriff" company.who. this evening.
(gave at the opera house anpxposltlg'
.of the drama as it is known'ln't ‘
wild West. it appears that. Shortli‘.
\‘an Voorhees has been given humor.
ons letters that were sent to the P. 0.
directed In care of the “County Sher-
iff." He has been at a loss to locate
the prisoners In the county jail. to
whom the mail belonged. when today
his efforts Were nipped in the bud by
g the appearance at the jail of some act~
ors who demanded their mail. '1‘th
got It and enjoyed a laugh at the f -
panes of and with Ontario's Conny
sheriffs—Rochester. N. Y. new
and Chronicle.
This is the same County Bit - '
will appear at Music Hall, on E -
evening next. Prices for this ed 6 a”?
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meat. 10. 20 and 30 cents. Ml
on sale at box ofllce. Dancint'm
show. ‘ ‘vt.
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For Freight, Only
On and after Tuesday. January, .1.
1906. Freight Propellers will in"
Pier 28. East River. New York; (
of Dover street). every day. (6 [it
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to t p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. 111.
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