Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 12, 1909 · page 7

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the structure‘continues to be the same
old ramshackle affair to be. deplored.
A well-known East Norwalk resident
stated today that many visitors sum
up the situation when they say: "We
like East Norwalk very much but It
must be very disagreeable to cross
’ that bridge every day."

The trolleyinen are all loaded down
with tickets other than trolley tick-
ets these days. The tickets referred

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Get Your Drug W ants

 
 
 

rail-pleura and Militias...

”it“? Wu?“ .
B ridge Pharmacy

Prompt and ancient until at '
all times. ‘

Personal attention
prescription work.

Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come In and wait for your car.

BRIDGE" PHARMKCY
J. PARKER. Manager.

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Miss Ora Brundage is spending a
few days with her aunt In Pleasant
street. W

Miss Marcia i. Hendrick attended
the annual meeting ot‘ the Woman's
Auxiliary held in New London on
Wednesday, as a delegate from 'l‘rinit.r
Church.

Miss [pulse Hanson is to he the lead
or of the Loyal Workers' Society meet-
ingr Sunday evening at the Advent
Christian Church. The subject, will be
"The Danger in Indulgence.“

The Pastime orchestra, of East Nor-
wnlk has been secured to furnish mu-
sic. In connection with tho nmrriagc ot‘
a young couple at the Beth Israel Syn-
agogue In South Norwaik Sunday cv»
citing.

The New Haven wrecker went down
the line all afiying this morning, \Vllcrt‘
it was bound for did not develop at the
time but Its prcscncc usually dcnotcs
trouble of a more or less scrlous na-
ture at some point.

Owing to the pressure of other Iim~
ness Charles II. Aisthorpo has post
polled the construction of the cou-
tcmplatcd addition to his shop in Sch-
vlcw avenue. 'l‘hc. pilc foundation Is
already for the structure.

Cilhtaln George W. llcli, manager of
tlic Benedict. Farms llufncr cstnblish-
mcnt it a little under the Weather
thesv days. Captain llcll, with his
usual grit, insists In staying on the
job iniill his usual good health ro-
turns.

Captain Louis I-Iulsicud, of the East
Norwulk li‘li'c I’oiicc, has made t‘lzilr
orntc prcpztruiion for thc cntcriuln-
nwnt or his l'cliow nicmbcrs of the
company tomorrow evening in honor
or his rcccni marriage. (inc of thc
i'oaturcs will be a fine suppcr.

Scllcck Andrch, the young cxpcrl-
mentor in aeronautics, expects to try
his bi-plunc. plidcr at a now point Sun»
day. Mr. Andrcws has bccn prnctlciui:
on Marvin's ltldizo, but hollering a hill
near the Vundcrhocf place In Norwulk
provides better facilities, he will go
illcrc.

Thomas Village, the musical lnstrtr
incnt cxpcrt, is working wondcrs with
three violins. which he rcccnily sccnr
cd in Now York.- 'l‘hcsc instruments
were the propcrty of a bin musical
house, which turned ihcm over to Mr.
Villain- bccuusc thcy bud bccn :luni
ngcd.

Most of the natural growth oystcr-
nun who are still working at lirldlzc-
port. urc cxpcctcd homo this cvcn-
Inn, to spend Sunday. The men rare»
ly stay over Saturday. This \vcck, so
far its Ihc coldllcss of thc. wcathcr
for working is conccrncd, has not bccll
ii ucvcrc mm on them,

No lnztticr how many rcpnlrs arc
llliliii' to thc Washington strcci brldgc,

iii an our unit '
Hill this ill in

i". ii. ilaxlcr, lite Popular ilrupgis
”as a Special '3 p. o' idea.
to Any Woman Who Wish~
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You can have a clear complexion.
rosy cheeks, full red lips and sparkling
cycs. If you will agree to take three
Margo tablets a day for a short time.
i". It. liaxtor willpuarunice this and
oifcr to pay buck the price of the tab‘

to are for the big benefit the trolley.
men‘s union has arranged for Tues»
day evening, November 30th, at Mu-
sic Hall. South Norwalk. All' of the
men's friends along the line are re-
membering them handsomely in the
way of absorbing the ticket supply. .

East Norwalk will send a delegation
up to the Yule-Princeton football
game In New Haven tomorrow, but not

case had It been possible to procure
more tickets. The latter have docid‘
cdly scarce this year. Requests have
been turned down right and left but
It Is claimed that the speculators have
a big supply as usual. One man is
said to have thirty tickcts which be Is
cndcavoring to dispose of at $10 apiece.
'I‘bc procuring of the tickets by the
speculators Is the some big mystery
as in former years.

It is expected that. thc lloard of

Health of the City of South Norwnlk
will announce in a day or two whether
they propose to nccedc to the rcquust
of Andrew Hadcl tor a public hearing
on tho question of whether the shcll
pilc on the Washington street bridge
shall be removed or not. The ordin-
auccs of the city do not rcquire a pub-
llc hearing in ,South Norwnlk hilt Mr.
Radel was in connnnnlcation with
County Health Officer George E. Hill
In relation to tho inattcr and the city
health board bclievc they should go
into the malicr vcry thoroughly be
fore they give their decision.
N'l‘hc colorcd oyster openers are work
log the same as usual today at the lid.
dcl plant on the Washington street
bridge, ihc ultrccmcnt rcuciicd bovine
thus far provcn satisfactory. lt dc-
vclops that the kick was not ovcr a
vcry large quantity of uysit rs, (inc of
thc colorcd lucu stutcd ycstcrduy that
thtI run of oysters over which ihc coir
orcd men bad the sirikc ovcr would bc
disposed of during tlu- ni’tcruoou. 'l‘hc
cxtra ilvc cents per dipper was ill-
lowud for this kind of stulf. but it was
agrccd that tho pricc should ln- ihc
snluo as before on thc ordinary run,
th‘iii)‘~ll\‘t.\ ccuts pcr dippcr.

Visiting Day in llic I‘Just Norwnik
schools, was a grand snccoss. 'l‘hc
parents of pupils In the Mich and Mar
vln Schools turncd out in large num-
bcrs, ycstorduy and Wodncsdny to ob.
scrvc tbc daily class work of the chil-
drcn. Sixty ciuhi pcrsons responded
to the invitation, making one hundrcd
thirty thrcc visits ill ull arndcs, 'l‘hc
tcm-hcrs and principal were nrcutiy
pleased to intro so large a number
show ihclr Intcl‘ckt In tho schools The
chlidrcn ivcrc more than picnscd to
intro those from home 500 them at
work at thcir daily tasks 'I'hcrc Is no
doubt that this hourly coopcrntion oi'
purcuts has much rain.» and it Is hoped
that pooplc will fccl I‘vcc to visit of
any limo. other than lbcsi- upoiuicd
days, whenever it is convcuicnt. The
“latch string" of thc East Norwulk
schools Is always out and part-tits and
frlcnds urc always wcicouic.

Last night's meeting at the Swedish
(‘onarcnutionnl Church was largely oi
loaded and the inlnisicrs present in-
t'ludcd scvorul former pastors, who
took part. tbc Rev. (3. .l. Vuhlstrom. who
has just rcsluncd, ilic lit-v. tiscar
i,iII(lt‘t:I‘t'n, of Iloston; the Rev. (lurinv

as large a one ah would have been the .

in; to make another pennaaent im-
provement at the White Bridge, or as
It is. bettl ,lr‘nownfihe Colonel Bay-
mood on ' . at. the Dorian-Norwelk
line. Il'iie old wooden span'wliicb has
been amoeethe river since, the trolley
tide was built. has been removed, and
in its place a concrete span will‘ be
placed across the river. This will
prove to be much stronger and more
serviceable than the wooden struc-
ture, besides doing away with the ma-
king of repairs at frequet ,: intervals.
The company is also to place a span
over the brook near the‘ Standard Oil
Company's works at Wilson Point.

 

~Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
scrofuia, pimples,“ rashes, etc., are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit-
ters is a cleansing bland tonic. Makes
yen clear-eyed, cIenr-bralned, clear-
ekinned. .. ' 7 . ._

iiiiiiiifliiilii.

Miss Ada Sniffen spent Wednesday
in New York.

Miss Ella Moe loaves today for
Bridgeport to visit with relatives for
a few days.

OMlsfl Eva Dugdale was the guest of
Miss .. Margaret Lockwood. of Spring-
dale, this week.

- Round steak, 16c; sirloin steak.
itlc; porterhouae, 180. Public Market,
Railroad avenue.

Friends of Alfred Fowler, the popu~
Iar clerk In Dugdale's store, have, ar-
ranged to give him a birthday party.
Saturday night.

S. M. Allen was in New York. Tues-
day. attending the annual meeting of
the American Ilruggista‘ Eyndicnic, of
which be Is a member.

(‘oloncl James N. (‘tic and Mrs. (‘oo
are at West Haven for a visit with
their son. Nt-lson Ii. (loo. (“blonol Coo
has been a bit under the weather,

-.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard ('iillctte cnlec
tnincd a party of friends this week at
their residence. The occasion was the
fourteenth anniversary of their wed-
ding.

Mrs. M. Peterson mct with n polo-r
ful accident Wednesday, at Norotou
Heights. Wbcu she was leaving a
train there in the afternoon. the door
or u cor closed on her finger and
brnlscd lt badly.

.Iolm Everett, of Orange. N. .l.. and
illcbnrd Everett. of Missouri. were
guests of their brother. James Evcr-
cit. hcro last truck. They tried their
luck at blackilshlna. and they made
sonic good catches duritut the visit.

In upt‘li-Iiiiz his course of lecture! on
“’I‘hc Family." Dr. Carlos Martyn ud-
drcsscd a large and dccply lntcrcstcd
ronm'cgution last Sunday evening on
"(‘nuiuani Society." Next ‘liinndny
night the olooncnt Icciurcr will give
his second lcclurc on "Modcrn Aa-
snults lTpon Marriage"

'I‘lic funeral of hits. Emily \ant‘i”
bur}, widow of (‘barlcs Waterbury.
“us IIt'iti \\'wincsduy at 124.3 p. m. A
scrvicu was hold at the late residence
on 'i‘ulmndac Hill, Ilcv. P. E. nono-
dh-t. of New Haven, conducted the
service. The interment was in the
Mather (Tolncicry, West Norwalk.

Till' funeral of Miss Anna Shanley
was Ilt'Itl yesterday at ii a. m.. In St.
.lohn's t‘nthollc (‘hurvir Miss Shan-
icy dicd Monday at the residence of
‘ulrick Sexton, on the Moor S.
.xtncbincloss piucc. Shc had been liv-
lnl: more with Miss Agni“ ()‘l‘onnor.
a relative, and the house upper for
Mr. Sexton. 'I‘hc interment was In St.
Raymond's (‘cmcteryu Wcstcbcster,
N. Y

Mrs. l-‘rcdcrick Scllwnh have a small
party. Tuesday evening. for her hus‘
band. lircdcrick Schwub. It was In
the nature of a surprise party, and
was u very plcnsuui affair. The guests
Imd a jolly tlmc. dun'clng and playing

 

Winmn. oi' ('illlllif'iln, Mass. and thc
licv. (‘. M. Millillldci‘. oi North (Irulibyd
'l'lit‘ lit-v, t‘. .i. Anderson, who Is lilo
llt‘w pastor its poll on a former mic.i
was also in uiicnduncc. At last cvcu»
Inc‘s scrvlcc, ircnc Alvlnu \‘nhisirom.
iluughlcr oi‘ llcv. and Mrs. t‘. .l. Valli-
strum. was lmpllzcd by the Itcv. (‘. .l.
Anderson. The sumo clergymcn will
be proscnt iii anothcr special service
ut the church this cvcniuu. Elaborate
arrangements have hccn mndc for Slur
day, when thc rebuilt church will be
rodcdicatcd. 'i‘lwrc will be um'vici'u
morning, afternoon and evening. All
of the ucrvlccs will be Swedish with
tho cxccpiion of the Sunday afternoon
scrvicc ul llzllti. The public In cordial-
ly lnvltud to nitcnd all of llic services.
A VALUABLE BOOKLET FREE.
Any pursuit who will call at l‘luiH-
ted's drug aiortnwiil on “WP" a little
booklet written by an eminent auth-
ority. Every family has one or more
persons who have ocaonia, pimples.
dandruff. rim; worm. letter, prickly
heal. hlvca or some form of skin or
scalp discitsc. This booklet to written
in such a plain, simple manner that

 

Into It they fall.

isn't this better than fooliupuwny
money on beauty doctors. iilleHilizi‘ and
all such local Ironimouts. mouvclully
when ncnrii all skin troubicx. conn-
from a lack of rod teurpuuclos In ihc
blood. ' "

'l'llv truth of the matter In that no
t'l‘t‘illii, coutucilc. nor dot/lint of ill"
bmutty doctor will give to it s‘uilow.
muddy. plntply cmmicuuucc. lilo ruddy
plow of pcri‘uot health.

l’uro blood makes a pure skin.

Watery blood causes pnlenoas
chock anti lip.

Luck of quality in the blood. nmnI-r
feats Itself in pimples, sullownoss.
crupttco condltdous. and other blemish-
es which neither point. our powder run
over overcome.

of

icon of olive proceed to not a simple

any person after a pcruaai of It can
tell what is the matter with thorn and

irculmcui that will destroy the norm
life that chum-a the disease, and In
this way err-wt o. complclc cure of any
form of chili or scalp (llacosc. li‘or
solo by ll. iI. l‘luialod.

lingual

Wild ducks are more plentiful than
usual this scuaou. and nntuy have.
been hugged.

While the gooschono weather propit-
Hi In still silent In regard to prodic-i
lions In regard to the severity of the

 

 

ii‘. II. Baxter. who represents the
Mill‘gti Company of America for South

Norwulk and vicinity, offers the fifty,

cont size of Margo under a positive
alternates that Margo will clear up
complexion difficulties. put new liti-
Into the skin. build ili‘m tissue just
where It In most needed, and at the
some time make you feel better while
making you look better.

No matter whether it takes mic boy
or hair a dozen to canes these Ililliily
results In your own case. the trout.
mont costs you nothing It you are not

umironrhlmz winter, the wisencrc who
introduce the. llOil'i-l mill. says that the
algae point to a mild season.

Mr. tutti Mrs. J. W. Medina; who arc
on an oxtrudml ituropcon tour. are rc»
menus-rim: frichdn with souvenir pon-
teIs. At the present. time Mr. and
Mrs, Medina are enjoying the lwautig
ful scenery in the region of Kiobeni‘_
hnvn. Lystlmudchnvncn. and Storing:
Mario's in ca. Kri llama. Min, out,“
Mrs. Milidlnga are aged known it‘i‘lfowui
nylon, where they spend a portion of‘

pitch summer the guests of Mr. and. i‘I’i‘i

anon-s. Among them \vcrc Miss llclcn
llrndy. Miss Julie Waterbury. Frod'
crlck llluck. .luspnr l.t’l‘gllltm. William
VouNosiruud. Miss I‘llln Mm‘ and Mrs.
Griswold.

.. I llilil lililiH

You Have Scslp or Hair Trouble
Take Advantage oi This Olirr

Wc could not afford to so strongly
cudorst- ilcxnli "ilfl" Hair Topic and
continue to soil it as We do. If we
wrrc not certain that it would do all
wo claim it will. Should our enthusb

 

 

 

Hair ’i‘ouic not give entire satisfaction
to the users, they would lose faith in
us nml our statements. and In coast»
tpn-nco our business prestigi- would
Mll'f'.

'i‘hcrclorc, when we assure you that
if your hair in heirloom-l: to unnatural-
ly fall out or if you have any scalp
trouble. Itcxall ”till" Ilnir Tonic will
promptly ermilcau- dandruff. stimu-
latc hair urolvih and prevent promu-

tarc baldness. you may real assured
that \vv know what we are talking
ulkmi.

(lot of one hundred tout roars
itcitnii “till" iiair 'I'ouic. have cuiirc
satisfaction in ulncty-ihrcu carom.
It has been proved that it will grow
Iutlr cycli- on hold hcuds. when. of

course, the baldness had not existed
for so tone it time that the follicles.
which are the roots of the hair, had
lint become absolutely lifeless.

fioxall "Bil” Ilnir 'l‘onic is vastly
different front other similar prepare.
lions. We believe that it will do more
than any other human agency toward
rcatorlnir hair growth and hair health.
it In not arcnuy and will not gum the
scalp or hair or cruise pcrnutucnl ainiu
It In nu‘plcusnoi in use its pure cold
water.

thu‘ faith In liexall "till" linir 'l‘ou
in In so strong that We ask you to try
it on our positive guarantee that your
money will be cheerfully rofpudcd
without question or quibble If it does
not do Mi We claim. Certainly We can
offer no stronger argument. It comes
in two sizes. price iii) cents and null.
Remember you, can obtain It only at
our storew'l‘lic Ruxuli Hone. The

 

an. elite. rat re

ord Pharmacy. Quittnrr it: (tasty.

usm curry mi away. and lloxnll "till" .

 
 
 

 

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c... tumult"... Hanan and All
Misery from Stomach Vsnishcs " ,’
Beiorc You Realise it

 

Nothing will remain‘uudigested or
sour on your stomach it you will teife
a little Diapepsin occasionally. This
powerful digestiva and antacid. though
a. harmless and pleasant as candy.
will digest and prepare for assimibn.
tlon into the blood all the food you!
can eat.

Est what your stomach craves,
without the slightest fear of Indiges-
tion or that you will be bothered with
sour rislugs. hatching,“ (his or Bioni-
ach, I-leurtburn, Headaches from etoar
ach, Nausea, Bud Breath, Water Brash
or a feeling like you had swallowed a
lump of lead, or other disagreeable
miseries. Should you be suffering now
from any atomech disorder you can
get relief within five minutes.

if you will get. from your phar-
macist n fill-cent case of Pope's
Diapcpsln .i'ou could always go to ihc
table with a hearty appetite, and your
meals would taste good. because you
would know there would be no Indiges-
tion or Sleepless nights or Headache
or Stomach misery all the next day;
and besides, you would not need inxtr
lives or liver pills to kccp your atonr
itch and bowels clean and fresh.

l'npe's Diapcpsiu can be obtained
from your drugglst, and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure
the worst case of indigestion or
Dyspepsia. There Is nothing better"
for this on the Stonuicli or sour odors
from the stomach or to cure a Stom-
ach licudncllc.

You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article In thc house.

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II(lY'I"S 'I‘IlICA’l‘ltl‘I PLAYING 'I‘(l
‘ ("AI’M‘I'I‘Y.

It Is no wonder that standing room
Is at a premium nightly at Hoyt‘s, for
one who cannot find full value for the
time and invcstmcnt in the pluyhousc
this wcck is lndccd hard to satisfy.
The new acts which opciicd 'l‘hurs
day are all poor]. The Everett liroih
crs, gymnasts nud cduiilbrlats, llilliil
be seen to be appreciated. The Hur-
rows. in a clever singing and dancini:
specialty, captivate the house. The
musical Thor gives imitations on the
banjo, of which instrument be Is fully
innstcr; he also plays on the xyle-
phonc. 'l‘hc Models of .lnrdln dc l‘arls
continue to hold the audicucc. as also
docs ’l‘rovmo, thc mud violinist. It
has Ili‘t‘ll said iltut this Is the boat
bill of the season. and yet we arc
promise-d a stronger one next Week,
‘I‘hc l-Iuropc-un Si'll~‘|ll‘!li. ibc :trctl
lit-nry li‘rcncb. lhc linibl wrsutiic man
on the static. mimic uninicinn actor.
junior and Impersonator; Edd... l‘iark

 

and his six Winning Widows. thc
greatest girl not In vaudeville: thc
Alvns Musical Five, u musical not

that will create a sensation. and tour
inorc star acts. Prices always remain
the some Secure tlckcta early and
avoid the rush.
THE DAY NVRSERV.

”—5;
Several important Matters Discussed
at a Meeting With Mrs. B. M.

Andrews.

A gratifying number of ladies wcrc
proscni at the meeting of the Norwulk

Day Nursery. hold at the house of Mrs.
Ii. .\i Andrcws, Monday afternoon. A
lengthy business scssiou took place.
A cousldcrnblc part or tbc time was
given over to discussion trays and
means possible to carry on tho work
of flip nursery in un cfflcicnt manner
at tint lowest possible oxponao. While
the pmpic of The Norwulks huvc
shown a ludicrous llitcrcst in thc work

. of thc institution. Ihc duration of its

inuiutctmuco is at all times an impor-
tant one with the Million who havc It
in charge. liurina the past month as
many as Ith‘lll)‘-Ollt‘ children have
been t'urcd for In a single day. The
number present has varied somewhat,
lull ncrcr has been below ten, Within
the past few weeks several very val-
uablc offers of cooperation have been
received by the dircrmru of the our-
sery. Mrs. John Ncwlund contributes
a very generous supply of milk eeob
truck In nddltidn to furnishing oat-
lncan tor the children. Albert Betta
um given the Nursery the. benefit of
a supply of wood. in addition to this
ii. Wallace Marvin has donated a unp-
piy of coal. The material evidences of
liici‘cat In the work ibc Nursery is do-
ing are especially appreciated by those
who are oudcavoriug to make the In-
stitution a force for itood In tho com-
munity.

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_ BIG RAILROAD JOB.
w
Two Miles of Track, to Be Changed

fl ” “ Near Broekfleid.

- liolbroolt. Cabbot a Duly, contract-
ore. of New York, have begtm opera
tloas near Brookdeld Junction upon a
Job that Is to make a complete clidnge
of location or two miles or more or
the fierkshlre division track between
Howleyvllle. The work will require
about seven months for conipletion
and will cost several hundred thous-
and dollars. It will include the con-

rqubed and the abolition of
dangerous grade crossings. The pres-
ent operations, which include the con-
struction of ai‘teniporary spur truck
for the use of the contractors, is of a

 

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Ioudy. with toes! reins to-

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. rm rm You Have Always Bought. and mills-hl'mihlifd

I» use for over 30 years, has borne theeigpatnrq W
....—- and has been mede‘un‘d‘er‘ New ,
sonal supervision since M‘infaney;

Allowno one to Wayoefiethis.

 
 

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preliminary nature.

All iConntei-t‘eits, [notations

Under the present conditions the
Berkshire division track curv‘cs to

the east a short distance Ticlow Brook-
fleld Junction and a mile and a bolt
farther toward Howleyvilic, runs par-
allel with the Highland division
tracks a long distance, joining the lat!
ter at iIawh-yville Junction. half a
mile West of Hawlcyvllle station. When
tho changes now underway are comple-
ted the. Berkshire division track will
cut almost directly across from Brook-
Ilcld Junction to the Highland division
trucks and the Berkshire trains will
run over the Highland division tracks
from this point, which will be about
6.000 feet west of the present junction
of the two. divisions at Hawlcyrillc
Junction. 'i‘hc Iiawleyvillc .lunctiou
towcr will bc morn-d to this new point
of connocthm. This will Illi'llll that
all that section of the Berkshire divi~
sion track between llrooktleld Junction
and llawlcyvilic, now running parallel
with the Highland division, will be
abandoned.

The abolishing of thrcc grade cross-
In‘gs will be one of the most important
features of tho work to people who
drive tn-Iwwn this city and Iirookflcld.
Two of the crossings to be done away
with are on thc Ilcrkshlrc division.
bctwccn Hrookficid Junction and flow
lcyvillc, and mic is on the line he
i\\'i'i‘ll this city and llrookllcld .lnnc-
lion. 'l‘wo of thc crossings to be done
away with arc u fcw huudrcd feet east
of llioi‘ikilcld Junction, where the blah
wny ascends u stccp hill and crosses
first the truck to Iiunimry, and a short

Colic. It relieves Teething

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and “ Jewinud’iere‘hut

Experiments that; trifle with and endanger the habith‘ct “.
infants and Children-Experience against: Experiment.

What is CASTORIA .

iiasboria is a harmless substitute.for Cel,_ lion. Paro- ..
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is.- , eaaanii.’ It;
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Warm
and alloys Feverishness. It can}: Diarrhoea and Wind

it

Troubles, cures Constipation.

and Flntuleuey. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowcls, giving, healthy and neutral
The Children's PM“? mother's lifrlend.

GENUINE CASTORIIA’ “were

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The Kind You Have. any. Born
In Use For Over 30 Years.

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distuuw further on. the Ilcrksblrc di
vision track. 'l‘hehu are blind and don l
igni'oiis croutons and lluu- long burn the.
li‘f’f‘ill‘ of l‘\|‘i‘\'il(lii)' \"iltl (Irivcs Illuii
any frcdlicnily

'l’lic licw pivcc of Ilcil.sbir.« division
roadbcd lictww-n Ilrtmklicld .iunctlou
Iillfi lhc lll‘\\’ lot‘tllliilt oi Illiult-i‘villi‘
Junction will be constructcd for ,two
traits, iilihonizb but mic trut‘lt \\‘Ili
bc laid thcrc for the prcscni.

Channel: similar to tbosc now illltit‘l
“in Wt'f‘c proposed at lln- iimc the
Highland division was tinilliit‘ fracltcd
between [motility and iiuwicvvillc a
few years nao, and a plan to mm'.»
the Ilrookilcld .lnpctiou station a run
Rilil'l’iliilt‘ tiiutllm‘r- mini of its lvl‘vsI-Ili
location was thcn disiusscd. i'ndczm
the present plan the llrookilcld .ionc
lion station will not be disturbed.

licr picusurc wot: sbnrcd by scvcral
tiillcr mi‘lllbci‘s of (lip i‘lilli.

WOMAN INSANE FROM GRIEF.

Spurned. It is Reported, by Norwalk
Man. Priest's Sister Loses
Hcr Mind.

Accordion to rcports going around
’l‘hc Norwulks there is u very sad
story in connection with the young
iwoinuu- “ho wm. found pcnulcss a few
.tiuys :nm at the South Not-walk depot
“and who was cured I'or H‘Vtxl'lli days by
jJn‘inxs hiclx’iclnuu. the well known cits-
‘lodinn of the town hall building it:
\‘orwulk.
| The wtnunn coincs of u very good
linutllv in Iloston. filli' of hcr brothcrs.
[it is sluiwi. lit-Int; a priest. Since his
kindly act, Mr, hirKicrnun has been
ritual-dean] hr tiu- family, who sclal
him a check. ..

November Meeting Held With Mrs. ii The young woman‘s di‘i‘p evict.

J. Hill. West Avenue. Yesterday. court-ii. accordion lo the story by nor

‘The Novcinbcr meeting of the “our "“‘V‘ll‘lll for ii Norwalk Infill. bus «li'i\“
nli's t‘lub “m, “I,” at ”m rcsidcucc n“cu III'I‘ Insulic. and if has bccn neces-
.\ira. r: J. lllll on Thursday iiftvruooiiim” m "11".“ My ”.1 "“ ”WWW.“ Tl‘"
or this “pep, Enthusiasm \Illilii ibcilmw" curries “fill it the additional Ill'
snblcci was clearly cviiircd by a ftillif”r"“”i”" ”W 5h“ “as Howard M UH“
attcnduncc of the members who incl : ““m "“l'-"""L'_U- ,_
to discuss ibcdoplc. licbrcws as. l'lx-

patients of Morality. llygicnc and
AIN T41
P It

Philanthropy. l'lulci thc ublc lcmlrr
0‘3: : ~ ‘
a" h (it '
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ship of Mrs. liill it proved most iuicr»
A Timely Subject

caring. Each point was treated do
For All House-Owners

llahlfully and a wculib of valuable in
formation was presented.
A spt'clnll) plcnsuoi honor of tin-
occnsion was ibc rcudinu of n writicn
contributionfrom un Invalid number
of thc commiitcc.
Al tllc i'lorc of ilic ntcctiniz Iiic
prcaldchi spoke with Inlcrcst of Rabbi
This Is the seams for cleaning
up the promises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the take for the lawn are loud.
but they dont‘ go far eunuch.
. You can clean dirt away. but
to make the house, the barns.
stables and fences right they

Wise and the address which be dcliv-

vred at the South Not-walk (‘onarcazv
should be freshened up with
:aint.

 

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DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND

We can guarantee this White
head's purity.

1- Bee on about our i .
I pointy.)

’ E. E GORHAM

» ,osconnoa.
east noewaut. CONN.

t We .2 not page.
One oort‘on Steam
, ‘ Butler ’

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HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘ '

Mohackemo . doles lll'eyiiluo, ,i'mv
curd. N. IL; I“. L, Idi‘htllcy. New Y‘ork;
l“. M. i’lurksou. liotlicl; ll. (‘. Lyon-s.
lionhury; .i. W. lioctz. New York; i-‘.
it. Watkins, New Haven; .l. l.. tiriii n,
New York; ii. Mints. Newark: 8.
tlrecnuiein. Hriduoliorl: ii. H. Milieu.
llonton: F. Goodchild. W. R. Cain.
wright. city: 1.. it. Ilurlbutt. Wiltol ;
(Ioorae Ii. Rockwell. llidkeileld; A. fl}.
iinulu, New York; W. Ii. Mend. Ni w
iluvou: (leorxa II. Krumclbora, N w
York; William (l. lep, I~‘. .i. "can,
New York; ’I‘homue. lllci’nrtlniui, New
Haven: .ioim Keogh, II‘. I). huwloiil,
city; .i. Ilrcsmuycr. New York: A. ll.
Murub. New Haven: o. w. Jenkins."
litmtoli; ii. A. Curtis. New York; ii.
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it. it. Nicholas. Riditcilcld; 1.. ll. Cori,
rngnn. New York; it}. Itoppert, New.
u ; William Mrlioyt. Stamford; to.
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Boynton Cod
Hot Air Furnace

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IVERY LITTLE
,Mr. Merchant to intro an ifiitlili‘d‘lllt
HIIIN for your aim-c and show win
down. We malo- thcm, all sizes, itllt

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Increase in your business will cause

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should be equipped with a dusty
i snow white, one pieca “Standard“ P09.-
.‘cclain Enameled uvatory._ , a.”
. Have you ever stopped to consult"
bow delightfully convenient it. mould
i be to have hot and cold running W
.In your dressing chamber, ,

,ing apartment 'or first 2%?

froom? its presence would ‘_ it! 1,, .
[the hlvhest degree or comfort 3
; We will gladly quote youiprices. Out
,plumbers are strictly competfipti,”
,chanlus, honest and reliable, . ...,‘

HORACE a NASH

icoeNan MAIN AND wse‘r'a'rs.

' Paints, Crockery, Glassware,
Housefurnishing Goods

Imported illnc English China. by the
single piece or set. Wurrantcd not
to craze.

Columbia Graphaphonea

Indestructible Cylinder Records, 35c.
Fit all cylinder machines. Double
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We have everything for the 'WlfldOW Shades Mild!) to‘Order
paintiuxmlinseed all. tum .
SA I ' brushes and d ”m mm“ ”- L Aluminum Ware
i. . p . ‘Aiitiiitic" Pure White Lead i WI" Witvmfitlm-
' ,% THE cameos a Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Double

illollers. Frying Pens, ole; . r. ‘1

Contractor for Painting and

3 Faier Hanging

: . Wt '_ .I
L. H. Decker
av wumuerouIe-ra'ssr'. '
scurry seamless :s .
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Horace E. Denali: so:

43 WALLISTW‘NOR’WALK.‘ _ :4,

Real ,lg‘state and

fi‘qt,“ ‘3’“ t.

hitters 1.
We have several decided barns I
in Income producing. Notion]. iii”:

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