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“Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient urvico ct
all times.
Pereonul attention given to Ill
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley matron.
Come in and wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
rJ. PARKER, Manager.
l’crcy Singerwald, the little son of
Mr. and Mra. Richard Singerwaid, of
Bolts place, is ill.
Tile Lucia Ilelpcrc wcro entertain-
ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. hid-
ward E. Gor‘ham, at hcr home in East
avenue
Mrs. Theron R. Bradley, Miss Clara
Ainsworth and A. F. Hathaway aa-
sistod N. Smith li‘crgunon with the
music at tho. East Ayonuo Mothodist
Church Sunday.
'l‘he Connccticut Company has just
installed new gas fixturoa in tho littl-
ncr atom on tho Washington strcot
bridge. 'i‘ho. old lights have boon ro-
placcd by tho Humphrcy type.
The nuppcr under the aunpicos of
th Sunday school tomorrow oyonlnr.
at. tho Ear-rt Ayonuo Mothodlal Church.
is to add to tho fund for roplondiahiuu
the Sunday school room carpct.
The gas systom in bolng oxtondod
today to tho now tirillln building in
East Washington stroct. 'i‘o accomr
Dill-ill thin tho pipo in point: laid across
East Washington stroot to Souviow
aycnuo.
’l‘ho i.ndlcs‘ Auxiliary of tho Dory
Social (llub will hold it Slit‘i'llil moot»
lug Wodncsday ul’toruoon at lilo homc
of Mrs. l‘orcy at 5 Itowan sircot. All
montbcrs arc roquostod to ho on hand
at that. time.
(‘omplalnt is made about misohiov
ous acts oolnmittcd by boys around
tho luminous Ht‘t'II()n of East Washing»
ton strool. it‘ tho boys nro caught tho
proposition promiscs to bc tl dour
(Silo for unwin. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
’I‘horo is no lllt'ollill: of tho (louu
try t‘lub Whint at tho club this or
oping but noxt ’l‘uontlny ovonint: thon-
will ho nu t'\‘t'llltlg nosslou, at which
.lho indiou will invltc tho nonllomon
lo put'tlciptlio. ’l'horo will ho prlwut
for both,
MISS Alborta 'i‘wian ouiortainod u
company of l'rlonds IRlii owning: at
llor holuo in Sooontl patrol-t, tho moot-
ing tiovoloplng a most ploauatlt tio»
caution. Music and noun-it couirlimtod
to tho pioasuro or tho company, lib"
did also a lino suppor.
'i‘ho pant tow days hnyo brought
St‘ttll‘ill now bout»; to .lotuto .v\,\t'l'ti'
yacht ropoultory at tho tour of tho
(‘roaot-ni Luiuniry. iluring tho noxt
l'ow wot-lot it is oypootod that prnctt
oully oyory lt\‘lill:lllll‘ Ilit'Il ol' spato
will ho ntillzod tor hauling out
plirpouos,
'I‘ho lit-v. (f. .l. Ynhbtlrom budo Emu
Norwnil. gootiiiw thin morning and
loft on tho ltlziio train to: Sprlnuilold.
\\‘|li‘l‘o ihoy will maito n abort Mill),
in that Mr. Vuhlnlrolu ill to prottoh
thoro thin oyoninu. 'l'hoy will go from
thoro Io tilclr now homo in Proctor.
Vormout.
'i‘ho i‘lory (‘lub in omnmonoiuu to
not into tho wluior litrhio and in thin
commotion tho ronulur mootlng of tho
i‘uli will bo hold tomorrow owning at
tho olnh tpinrioru in ('ovo nvonuo. ()i“
liooru will bc oloctod at that limo lltlil
oiln-r blinlntmu trnuuuttioti. 'l‘ho club
will prububly huvu ihc litilllll uumbor
of dam-on. "
8o fur int butt boon nucortuiuod thcro
hurt boon no oblootiou to tho proporti-
iiun to muko moiniwrn of tho Flt't' l’o:
tit-o Mpcciul conutubicu for East Norm
wuiit. (inc promincnt mun oi .tho
plnoo unid thin morning tlmt ho ho
ib-yod tho idon of limiting tho lt‘iro
l'olioo npoollll colitiitthlt’ri it good our.
in yiow of tho lack of polioo profoo
lion nt thht ontl of tho town.
'l‘ho Young Mcu‘u Anuouintiou want
ihrnuuh tile rogulur Wooitly nthloilo
oxoroluo laid owning at tho ltust Av~
t'tiiio Moihodlut Church, uudor ilu- «lit,
rootinn of Arthur lirown. Ono nplnb
cation for moinbornlilli Wilt-t rooolvori
ltiiil it Iii oxlmrtud that m-vorul now
tuorulloru Will ho tuiton in at tho iir'xt
inclinn. Ali oxhibition will probably
ho givon tutor in tho notation. .
Football at this «ml of tho town
itooiitrt to no in an indefinite condition
ovor the immunity complaints. The
Oriole team, however. has a good
garnc on for Thhnitsgtvlm; morning
when they Will 1th the 'l‘igcrri at the
Amuncmont't’urlt iamond in South
Norwaih. Them but: also been tniit
of Sunday pinyin chr tho lino. in
Wontport but it fit considered douhb
hit it tho authorities of that town
will pcrmlt of the sumo it th- Nur-
wnilt authorities put the firm on.
Miitur Scntlnclzmtn yesterday‘s
iienilucl your, literal. Norwnlh corros-
pondent undoubtedly reproach“ n pm.
lion at the whilflhttityiu‘eitpmmns
. “uranium inter-sou a
. longitude: ‘,
t. toral.
dud-M i Mm” udipthelrcoutlr. "
«1.377 "than 135.:
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onntto mutiny 0r,“ Ill mount q
‘hina"'§r:?klcepfoll*i:‘ " ughitlt
:fgroulyn: N.‘ t,
aroma: 3w.
Sold, for serenity yum. How
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Sunduy football in our community, but.
there is another portion of our com-
munity who would feel an equal dis.
appointment it Sunday football were
not. nuppreesed: in view of the fact that
Sunday contested games are in violu~
tion of the law of the state, and the
authorities wore. strictly in the line of
ltholr duty when. thoy took whatever
imcnaurcn they did for such suppres-
sion. if any other law. of the state in
boing violated, cupcciully if it involves
shouting crowdu, and noisy contents.
and provokes complalnta from those
lwbo arc diutnrbod ihcroby, your cor-
respondent will also ho to the strict
lino, of his duty art a law abiding citi-
zon if hc calls the aticntion of tho
'autborliics thorcto. There are those
who value the Sabbath day for the
quiet and orderly conduct of the corn-
munity, which it usually brill-gs. 'l‘horc
uro those who believe that football on
Sunday with its noisy contoutnnta. and
shouting crowds, in so thoroughly in
violation of the spirit of a day the
propor ohscl‘vnnco of which is onjoin-
ed by the great moral law that there
is nothing ciao for a citizen to do but
kindly and cmphntlculiy oblcct. and to
makc that objcotlon practical by call-
ing tho attention of tho, nuthorltloc
thorcto. Yours til the interest of good
ortlt‘i'.
W. W. GILIJIES.
'I‘horc was it largo gathering: of tho
momborp of the Swodinh Congroro-
ti’oual Church last evening, at tho
church in Van thndt stroct. for tho
doulilc roccption. ono of tho l‘arowoll
to tho retiring pastor, the Rev. C. J.
Vahlatrom and tho othor of wclcooiu
to tho now pastor, ita Roy. illiu.‘ .. .l.
Andorcon. Tho molubors of tho church
pronontcd tho rotfriul: pastor, M".
Vuhlstrom with a porno or about Slit).
as a mark of Illi‘ll‘ ostcom for him.
Tho order of the owning int-ludod that.
u buslnons mooilug, whcn tho flnon~
cial roporta troro malic. aflor which
tho pronrmn of too rocoptlon honor
and oponod with a violin Milt), al'tol‘
\t'lllt‘ll Ml‘. Lind-'uron tlt'llt’ol'oil :l l‘iil‘o-
wvil nddrona to tho ltoy. Mr. \'.’ilil'
ntrom. llurlnp, tho room: of his ,-.
mar-its. Mr. l.in.lo:rou warmly prziiaotl
tho rollrlnn oasl'ir, :oiuliuo o;.' lilr‘
charm-tor, tho worh ho .‘lns norm.-
plishcil in tho chirp-h, cltod how ardu-
ous u worltor ho has boon and his in
iluonco and wait until that ho will liyr
in spirit in lion? Nill"-‘.‘illk, iiiouuh in
boring olsowhow. Attor thin nvlrlrons
thoro wax u win ‘ziou by tho t'lltlll‘ and
tho uddl'onn it" \\'-‘!t‘~‘llll‘ to tho now
pantor by tho ltor. Mr. Wymun. 't‘ln-
tailor t-nllod atto'lllon to tho far;
that Mr. Andorson (‘tlltlt‘h‘ to n u~w
church and fit on out ouo. llo wan
l'ornlorly pastor horo. li‘ollowlnc; ti pl
nuo solo, :horo woro abort illlill't‘Hfii'H
by lilo llor. .\lr. Vuh'atrom and tho
ltov. Ml'. All'lotr-ul and tho lnvllo'll*»
tiou was pronou-u-od by tho ltoy. 'iir
Wlmun. A iotuptinn ropuat brouuht
tho owning to .t "ono.
languid. weak, rundown?
liondnoho? Stomach "off"'.’—~.lm:t a
plain cone of lazy llror. llurdock
lliood lliitoru ionott liyor and Morunoh,
promoton digostion. pnrliloh‘ tho blood.
Mrs. llirnm Taylor. of
Hitlo. lit rtorlously ill
troublo and nouruigln.
Wynn
Wont
houri
lilo
will!
Miss Mnrnnrot Wilson. of Now
York. in tho uncut of Mhut Mary i".
linoltloy. llowuytoh ayouuo.
'l‘horo will ho a rohonrsnl or tho
choir at tho llupilat (‘hurvlr tonight.
Mornbols roquostod to utloud
Sirloin-I Mills. of Nortllpori. L. l.. in
visiting at tho homo of bin part-nth,
Mr. and Mr.» Audrow Milln. oi ltowuy
ion uri‘lliio.
Childron Cry
FDR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
”w.-..—p_..m
nun turnout.
(irriud Juror l"t‘llllk Motlinuln halt
boon luld up for u tow days with a
wry HI‘VC‘I'ii cold. but in now nblu to
ho about again.
lluroid Wlliuiott. who by now out.
pioycd in Now \‘orit. uponi Sunday
with his purontu. Mr. and Mrs. Jamel:
Willlnott, of liurlru.
Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U. A. M..
him piuunod u ptouunut time for 'l‘hurw
day I‘W'Illi‘lfl at tho lollut‘ hull. whoil it
in «lid duuoo will ho tho ortior.
'l‘boro uro nucnliod for icitoru at tho
iinrlon ptmt-oillco ltdtlrounod in ”logic!"
rotary of tho Y, M. t‘. A.. William lion-
itirut. Mrs. (llinrlcn M. Fluid. Mrs.
Frank I.. lioilu. Mrn. .l. It. Ctllllllii ltlltl
iinrry llurklcy.
(formiublo llnni‘urtl rhnith lit grudunl»
ly rochvurinn from his mnldou und
vory rtovoro attack or flint-nu. [to has
boon l‘nllflflt‘ll to liIit butt for sow-rill
dnyn. bill in now nhlo to not about it
hit. though not out of tho Iltliifle.
'l‘hr changcn are continuinu at the
town hull building in connortion with
tho romuvnl thorn of tho town clerk‘s
office. 't‘ho bay window of the {armor
Stillman drun micro, has been removed.
though the anneo has not been boarded
up. ‘lnhtoad tho window but! been
made ihuth with the building.
(Ynthorino Mitiflm. young daunhior of
Sigmund Matron, mat a very untorttr
unto accidout ycntcrday at «moon
wlriio going nomad Mra.
may» property. in Main» meet. , The
little min tell and a atom. curtain
In: it gormgmrnn ‘fiokuwuf t2: wt?
arm. , cor 7., ...;vg_ ~
It unmodified. y . m3:
, cute! i
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the baton .urm.
Willmott. Jr., Wednesday evening.
Mr. Bclkie in- charged with
abusive language on Mrn. Fanscler. of
Noroton. The tryout of the case pron»
Bolltle has‘ secured Attorney Nehemiah
Candce. of South Norwulk. to defend
him, while the proaocution is in the
hands of Grand Juror Frank McGinniu,
who may secure 5 Stamford lawyer. it
was said yesterday. to assist in the
presentation of thawupne‘ before Jus-
tice Willrnott. ~
'l‘ho lloys‘ Brigade met last evening
at Christ Church.
hit-a. Thomas Stcarna is visiting
with friends in Mystic.
Mrs. Ellis Ii.
Mitltllctowu.
(lcorgo J. Green is onlortaining bin
mother from Mystic.
l
Donn is visiting in
Misc Mary A. McNally, of Cronn
Highway. is entertaining a relative.
Mrs. Thomas ilili is
her dauuhicr and llttlc
tors from Now York city.
entertaining
g‘rundnnglr
lit-ginning Sunday Rcv. Mr. Taylor
hogan n conrac of ntoreopticon talks
to tho Sunday nobool at noon.
Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
lmprovcmcnt. Society was bold yester-
day afternoon in Library llall.
Mrs. John 'l‘oitcn. of Cross High-
way, in outcrtaining hcr daughter.
Mrs. Wultor Mcckor and little son.
Mina Allen M. Cinch. who for new
oral yours hm: boon tho principal of
tho lroonr: it‘urms Ht‘llool. hurt roslun-
oil.
Ii. l". ltublwin in tondlnz mnrkot
for \i’ulior t‘rosmnnn, who had tho
tuislortuno to out his liltlltl nevcrnl
days ago.
Mrs. Frank M. Raymond. who has
boon visiting hor sou, llor. Royal W.
Raymond. to Scuttle. Wash. has ro-
turni'd homo.
Tomorrow afternoon tho liidlos of
tho t‘ormronuliorml church will puck
n burrol in tho ohnpoi to ho soot to
tho ilouulan Aondliiuy of South Caro—
llnn.
A hnrrosi homo sorvloo wna hold
in tho (trot-mt Farms church. Sunday
ruornluu, ’l‘ho t‘lillli‘ll was taniot‘ully
tiocorutod with grains. fruit and \‘t‘Rl“
tnblos.
tioorno L. Robinson. 1‘ 12.. of Now
Yul-h oil), will \isli our \‘illuno today
and thin orooinu udtlroas tho mom-
hcru of tho t‘iyit- olub nnd all roul-
donts who nro lntoroutod ill ttho Honor
quostlou.
An luloronting day will lio hold at
tho (‘onxronniiomil ohtirth today mi
about too dolountox rrom tho (‘onro
rintiou will (‘tlli\‘t'l|t‘. A anpor will
lu- Ht'l‘vt'tl at it p. m. 'l‘ho public uro
imiiod to nttond Nt'l'vloo which opt-ml
at Tzlfr with it song norvlco.
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tutti.
Mina Anna llunita was on row Sutt-
duy nut-rt of Mirth Alli-c Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar timid and child
ron npout Sunday in Wilton.
Mr and Mill. trill Wnkomnn intro
spout Korornl days in ilrldnopori.
(‘hurlm li‘nyononn, of Wilton, wait
a Sunday uncut oi l"i‘llllli linrcor,
Mr“ [rt-mm li‘nnionv is ontoriultr
int: n blood from li‘iuablnu. I]. l.
Mru it t.‘. Williams and uncut, Mrn.
Nlt'holu. worn In Norwulk youtcrduy.
Mrs. H. M. 'l‘rlwbrldgc and child-
ron huro \‘iuitcd hor tuothor. Iii Nur-
walk.
Mrrt. Stono, or llm‘houtor, lmu
ooniiy viiiitcd hor brothor.
llurlhutt.
ro-
lioruoc
Mr. and Mrn. ttlmrlon (‘nrnu hnyo
viuitod tholr tiuuuhtcr. lilrrt. (tutornun.
in lilo llronx.
Mr. uud Mru. William Morton.
Wontport. wot-o Sunday nucttiu'or Mr.
and Mru. 8. ll. l-‘ntlt'hor.
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Miint hutboi littoral. who hurt boon
od in Norwalk )‘ciitcrtlny.
Mra. W. l.. Koolor and Mru. Fun»
ton. of North Wilton. hrwo vinitori Mr.
and Mu. .lmnoa A. Smith.
Mru. ltdwnrtl li‘l‘ochorn and Mru.
.lmxoph Hill. of Mouton, upont Saturday
with Mru. Vnndorhilt ttudfroy.
-— mtw
Mr. and Mr». llunry \Konuoi and
ohlldrcu, of itotidlnn, about birthday
with Mr. and Mr». .iucob Konncl.
Mrlt. 't‘bcodorc "Wilton. Ml‘ii.
Chariots Horn and llttio lion hnyc ro-
turnud from ihcir visit in lirooklyn.
a...
tiny 'l‘rowbriduc. ut liridnopori. has
been ti rcccnbnuottt ot‘ lllli non. Henry
M. 'i‘rowbridno. and bin mother. Mrs.
Allblo Trowbi‘ldgtfii.
Mr. and Mrs. ltichtlrd Fitch and son.
of Wilton. have spent a few dnyu in
town. tilt ditcntu at the ronldoncoc hi
.ltimoli (Foley. Omar Budd and Thorium
'I‘rcutiwr-li.
, An .. itradluy In in Wmiport today,
33 ridicinl diatomic to ”W martini: of
tho li‘nlrllcld Wont (lonmclntion. from
the Noftitiid Um nation Church.
Tho ”Malawi tan. wit with this
.Wii’lt' 3'33 Willi“? ”hunt “‘Fflfliflh
.mm
" tow months ago that the child broke
Alexander Baillie nds himacli: due
to appear, in the Day en justice qtthe
peace court, and accordingly the oanc
will come belore Justice William ll.
uuing
inert to be quite an interacting affair-
of '
upondinu auroral days In town. roturu'
. Dyspepsia may be completely eradi.
cated it properly treated. We anti n
remcdy that we politivoly guarantee
will completely relieve indigestion, or
tho modicum used during the trial will
coat the tutor nothing. ,
This remedy has been named Rex»
all Dyspepsia 'l‘ablctu. Certainly no
prior could be more hair, and our offer
should be proof poaitivo that llcxull
Dyapopuin Tablets are n dcpondable
rcrncdy.
Inasmuch as the medicine will coat
you nothing it it does not bonctlt you.
we urge you who nro Huiloring with
indigestion or dynpcpnia to try ltoxull
Tablets. A 213.com box contains
cuough medicine for fifteen duya'
trcntmont. For chronic canon we
have two lurgcr alarm, 50 cents and
$1.00. ltcmcnibor you can obtain Ri'x‘
all Romcdlcn in South Norwulk only at
our utt)ro,-Tho ltcxull ,Storo. 'l‘ho.
Clifford Pharmacy, Quittncr & Cnnty,
Props.
dorii. will also atthud. arc Mini-i Annlo
Fitch and Charles Droclt.’
' uwguut
lauac Burton is spending tho wiutcr
with his sister at (liens Falls.
Mrs. Wultor Btil’llmi ontoriniuod
tho Mothora’ liomc Club. Friday at
tornoon. ‘
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Mrs. Johnson has movod from Monti
hil‘t‘t‘l to tho rooms oyor
harbor shop.
\‘t'ouudy'r
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Waltor Dayton. of (llcubroolt. and
Goorgo Light, of thmford. wcro
guuata of i'rlouds in town. Suiurthy.
lx‘vi llrunh. janitor for ("outer
school, incontinent to his homo with
an attack of chills and foyor.
Rollin 'I‘otns has utartod n
lnouscnuor norvico to
hondquortorh at
daily
Now Yogi, with
Monroo‘a drug Moro.
Mien Virginia Suitfcn llflit nonc to
hcr home in Ryo. utter a short visit
with Miss Edith (‘arlwutor. Bank
strcot.
Miss Nolson, of Now York. who Ill‘ii-l
lit?” a ghost of Mirth t‘. C. Ashton.
South nyonuo. for a low days, has ri‘~
turned.
Allrod ll. Raymond and his sister.
Mitts Anita Raymond. wcro anions:
thouo whoo uttoudod tho \'nloei‘rlnoc»
ion gnnw, Saturday.
Tho Johnson onrllnuo rolmbllt‘ll‘)’.
oornor Rant nyouuo and Formi ntroot
lilih boon lulilliotl
impt’tm-monl.
'i‘his |.~= :1 Intirltod
MINE (tin liidwoll. tho barltnno, do
lighttully oniortuluod n mmdrizcd :ou'l-
ionoo in. tho M. E. i‘hurrh. Friday cyt-
nluiz. Minn ltldwoil w ttlnn an nor-our
pliahcd oloculioulxl Milli \loliniut.
Bartram it Monti. of Stamford. nrc
lil‘l'lllil‘lili’.’ a suit to Ito brought attains!
tho railroad oomlmm tor Wultor it
.Iohnuou. tor Injurior rot-whorl at tho
ilino of tho tt‘olloy 1tt‘t'lill‘lil,'illl th-
owning of (lotohor t3.
l-‘. S. liuwloan has root-trod tho
concrnl contract for orortlon of the
lnrno addition to Eruost tiroon‘n rout»
dottoo in (‘atlor strool 'l‘ho Subrou-
lrnoiu hurt- not as yi-t boon lot out.
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6SEAVIEW AVENUE
EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 43-4.
rut: unsound
Definition of Chiropractic
.93, 3,. »~;,, .. . _. =, _
monwwma‘aamn‘uwwvuwmmw W. mmlwu.....Wme
it in animated thatthis improvement
will cost about 820,000. ,
I The first bankethali garlic of tho
HOIIBtlll ill be played in the (inert!
liouao, burnday cvcuins. The-Y. M.
C. team will play a strong Greenwich
team. Thorn will he a preliminary
game hetwuon the wound teams. Af-
ter the garlic there will be dancing.
ll. tiiti’i tilt ,
uluiu lulu
Telegram lrom Washington Precipi~
lately Halls Four Weeks
Undertaking
There was n'clush bctwcun tho
llnttod Stator poatofllce department
and the Now York, New Haven &
ihlrtl‘ord railroad ycstcrday, in con
auction with tho Weighing of the mails
which has boon going on at the rail-
road depot hero by the road for tho
past two wenks,‘and which was a )-
oosed. by the New ihwcn road olliciulr.
cunncctcd with tho Wm'k, would con-
tinue, ilt‘i) volotlto, for two woeki:
more.
This wolghing by tho railroad is
said to burn boon undortd‘on by tho
road to prove to its own satisfaction.
as it in trying to prom with the o.\
prose: companion, that it in potting its.
pound of tlosh for carrying the mails.
llowct‘or truo this may bo. thort‘
canto an ordor by tolonraph from ”it
poslollioo dopartmout at \\':isliluuton
yentordny noon. which dlrocictl “it
mopping of all such wolphlng. and to
admit hour of tho Now llaton routl‘s
wolnln'rx oiihor to mail (‘t'l‘w in charity»
of tonic tig-‘lllh‘ for this purpow, nor
to tho rooms rowrrod for tho Sitii‘ngo
ot‘ l’uitod Siliit’fi mall» with thoir
strait-a. i‘. 8. mail roouw uro saorrd.
'l‘ho road oboyoti and tho noiuhlnx
of tho l', S. malls: at tho South Nor
walk tlopot in now :i lost an, an int
nu tho Now iluyon road in oonoortn-tl
.\'o cluar itioa as to why rho “villi:
in; was undoitultou in the iirst liinoo
olhor than usuignod nbmo, ('trllltl In
.‘
Wmu-‘w-lufi-~. .. m.
i‘orh‘loors
OTHER FINISHES HAVE COME
AND GONE, BUT
3 J ap-A-Lac
STILL HOLDS FIRST PLACE FOR
QUALITY AND ENDURANCE. ‘3
CHAS. E DOW
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
’PHONE 667.
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gin-n by tho railroad attuchos last
night.
’l‘lto} woro midonlly t'ourlul
ilunror that thoir bonds illitllli ho
filtlllllli‘d off .\'ono of thom wishcd to
bo uuotod on tho matter. All that
thoy socmod anxious to talk about.
“or that some pouor had stopliod in
which sought to lutoriorc with tho
pionsuro oi tho Now limotl road. and
thoy marrollod uroatly thoretlt.
l’ostrunstor llownrth. of Now llnrcll.
was tho only man who could throw
lit-ht or tho situation but night. and
his information was somewhat of a
noguiiyr charactcr. All he could on)
was thnt he did not know why the Now
Huron rond had tillilt'itttlti‘ll in woitzh
stood tho kilun'ion tho l'nltod Stator
iltn'l’llilllt‘lil mntplvlnd tho \yoilzliilio
of tho mulls nitor a tour ut-t-ks' tint
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A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
Thin in tho ncauon for cleaning
up tho prouriaon. Soap and the
scrub hrutm for tho house and
tho .ukc for the lawn are good.
but tboy dont‘ no for enough.
You can cit-nu dirt away, but
to nlahc tho houso. the horns.
ctublcn and fouoos right they
should be frouhcned up with
faint.
\\'o have erut‘ything for the
pamtiru:~~-linseed oil, turpl..
brilliant"! and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
TH! amour.
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantor; this White
One Gorton Steam
Chiropractic II the not-nee or the
can» at tho dim» and the art of MI-
i iii-ting tho was. minimal Ira cloud
hurii.
lcvon if donc in childhood it
_ llmlm.
t'himprnctorn rotuovo tho mum of ..
thin titanium and pain. and honlth ll ,7
rvulurod through harmonizing the at: ‘
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nor-yo nyntonnt in your body.
Norvoumrortu. lthrumutlmn, l‘urnlyr .;
und il‘umulc lllu‘ j
cum nru ulvou Ipoolul attontion; also .
will j
uivilnt Chiropructic u ‘
«to. lionrt. Kitiitcy
('urvuiuro of tho lrlpluo.
tIlI‘Vt'I' i‘cltt‘ot
t‘liltlH‘t‘ to bulb you.
' T. MOS. D. C.
n wasmncrou IT. 00. nonwam
Magnetic Tmtmunt. Given Also.
You
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Tickets Southw For Stile
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VIA CLYDI LINE. IAVANNAH
LINE AND OLD DOMIN-
lON i. O. 00.
.i. M. LAYTON & co
(IchflPflflATlD)
insurance and, Real 3 ,
Estate Agents
.341
with:
by n wronch. twint or uprain in tho
‘crouilm pinchod norrou and pain in ‘
tutor lilo in the rilltoront organ: and .
313333!“ 3‘3 333:3th 3
~ Boiler
USED THREE YEARS
One Richardson it
Boynton Go.
Hot Air Furnace
USED THREE YEARS
One Hot Air. Fur-
'nace
USED FIVE YEAR!
One HotAir ‘F‘ur-i
trace
new, not trunks
Thefle‘tttitigand 1
an». .
Land's purity.
See us about your painting.
E. E. dORHAM
DECORATOH.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
talking. ii thry know, hot-moo or iho'
;a year ago at this time of the win.
.aud upon those figures he understood .
or, that the New Haven mad. in common
with other roads in the country, en-
'torotl into a contract with the govern-
ment to transporf the; malls at a. fixed
3 “gun: for tho ensuing four years. This
:hns boon the usual course of pro-
t‘otlui'o. ‘3
; —..—-——-———-—‘——- ~;
g MONEY FOR PUBLIC LANDsg
' \\'ASill.\'tlT0.\’, Nov. 16.—~Four hun-
: drcd thousand dollars. in the judgment
ioi Socrotary Wilson, of the Depart-
mont of Agriculture, will be necessary
‘to ndmiulutcr properly the 25,000,000
acres of public lands added to tilt!
irrational forests by President Roose-
‘ volt during his last six weeks in the
. I“ .
tho limits. and ho could only ‘guoss why f“ 1“” House. 1 he bulk of “lowland“ ? “'“u
I‘nolc Sam had stolilol in and stoppod , is: m Alaska. Approximately “9.000;...
tho road from doing all. As ho nation 1 0”” ““135 of public lands are now m"
icludod in the national forests. and to
‘(‘ftl'i' l'nr thorn properly costs a great
.doul of mono}; tho appropriation for
,‘tho cut-rout fiscal your for that pur-
: pom» amounting to $4,640,000.
sztllPapers
Paints. Crockery. Glassware,
Houseiurhishing Goods
ltnportotl llluo English China by the
sinnic piccc or set. Wurrnnted not
to craze.
Columbia Graphaphones
llldoi-‘trut‘llblo Cylinder Records, 350.
Pu all oyllndct‘ machines. Double
Disc ltooords. music two sides. 65:.
Window Shades Made to Order
. Aluminum Ware
Will bust it Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Suuco Pans. Double
Boilers. Frying Pane, ctc.
Contradior for Painting and ‘
Paper Hanging
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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VERY L
ITTL
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN tor your stern and allow win-
We make them. all sizes, and
dowa.
they BELL Tim GOODS!
*‘ Try a mall sign for a hunter-«tn
increase in your businesmwiti cant:
you to order turner chair. ’ '
The Read & you peanut Co.
u'wmmncrou writ“.
south ho‘itmm.
‘ “us-Sin. -
TIL. CON.
horaee E. Dana &50:
45 WALL 31“., NbRWALK:
. a «Mfr-how
in Income producing property
e
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, For mm M ‘ Gillian...
, Tin Itinil ,iuixlii’n‘f
Real. Estatr and
insurance,
w. have «va dooldcdhdifij‘:
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