Aberdeen Erbium:
II I
bullshit like .
liable
.. 1i.
lip» a brllcllgllui tell
, a risk. .Tbese are facts which
:3. t the co e to ubptafltiae.
‘ lg“ lhfil‘l‘i lllil'y E
that
t ll phyaiclnn wltll with
rty years of portable
II All‘ his “recent.
,. rece vs more.
i! Mucu- Tobe t all “We do of all
nr catnrrb remedies” sold In oul
re. and it more people only knew
,Rexali Mucllo’l‘ollo is. it would be
0 only catallh remedy we \vollld
. ve any demand i’0l. l
and by its t elspeutic effect tends
”‘Adlilnfect and cilanse the entire
bl‘BHQOLIB tl1:,nlt to destrol and re-
Ve the paluslles which Injllle the
wmbraneous tissues to soothe the
mend heal the soleness. stop
tissue and lelieve the blood
‘fid’ayatenl of diseased matter. Its Ill
‘ fillenoe is towsld stimulating the
poo—cells. nidl‘ng digestion and im-
ving nutliiion until the whole body
{limiters with healthy activity. in a
‘mparatively short time it blings
light a noticeable gain In weight,
Q urge you to lay Rexall Mucu-
z‘ . beginning a treatment today At
. lly tithe you ere not satisfied. simply
me and tell us, and wlle will quickly
turn yml‘r money bout question
nibble‘ have Rexall Mucu‘
in two fires, 50 cents and $1.00.
emember you can obtain Rexsil
our 'ustmcw'l'he Rexull Store The
Cliofl’md. Pharmacy Quittner it Calm.
lilill llllii Ni
lAiiilEili llEiL illl
Ackmwlodpedu'fbd Jhey Had
Diecuss r in Jury
Room—Save I Excused
——..~..3.
it came to light (fill‘lllg the exam
ination of the taleeIIeh for Jury duty
yesterday afternoon in be case of the
state against Joseph. Marok and Bar
loin Lucid rharxed with the attempt-
ed murder of Anna Mos‘klll ll_\ thlow-
lnl her in the abandoned Ferris well
in' Fail-ileld one cold night ill the
illiddle of last Januan that there he d.
been some talk among. a certabll
number‘s! main about ’iht' allege d
fonts in the case while the panel was
waiting in the jury room to he r'alled.
The extent to which the discussion
hall been carried on was not itilli‘
brought out by the counsel im the
pl'iloners but that there had been
soils? allusions made to the affair wall
acknowledged by several of tho lull-s-
men when asked by the lawyers ill-
terested in the cane.
Little Harm Done.
While there was probabll no seri'
can harm done in the references mudl
~ to the awful affair. the object of Ibc‘
doublel for the defence “he to uncer-
tain it possible it any of the ialesnlell
had formed or eapreseed alll opinion
In rum! to the case or whether the;
d‘lt‘ctllaion would ill any way haloa
tendency to influence thelll one. way or
the other
A W Several Excuaed.
Several of tho Jurora who ltfllllllli'il
lint they had heard or wore engaged
in the conversation referred to Wcrc
exhaled from duty for other reasons.
Only one who had heard lllf‘ collvllr-
lotion waa accepted.
. ,. Warned the Jury.
The incident undoubtedly made
mm. impressions on Judge Howard .l.‘
.Clirtil. for when be well about to ell-A
Mine jury for recess he no y llll
magically inatl'ected them to
ligation! about discussing
any one to talk to them dl-Ilrtivo
Ellie matter. Ho admonished tbollll
iofexeroillo due care Ill illiu rusplull.
. and hill roltlarke llelmlod to ball- ll
doop‘effuct on mil-“entire llllillhtli‘.
. TH Woo-
oolomql. uxrilaas more AT
BlDGIPORT ANLD NIW YORK.
Of, Interest to (loath Norwelk pm
In tho announcement. by tho pas-
hhiiter department of the New York.
N“ Haven and Hartford Railroad
firewood after February 2Iei the
A niai Express will make ll rllgui
1 all Bridgeport at Itlll p. ht. um
All regular stop at Hal1=
,"N,\»
tabla malo- a
Birgit Station. arriving illi‘l‘t‘ at
. An. Newark. N. .i.. Illla iloruill-
an the drill point to which do
have been sold for ililB train. The
,flt'eeit station of the Third Ave-
mevatod Railroad is only a short
. from the Willis avruun ata-
t Harlem Rivor and this arrange
Ill afford ll couvenll-ul. incline
thing the Mona auction of Now
NW.- ‘
rwAlN Paorl'ro Iv
afloat but our
when we take
exalt Mueu~
lie prepared from a
me. specialty}. and who has
ood lepolts about
at a thoroughly dependable reme-
A Retail Mucu one In. quickly absorb-
fibwe discharge. build up strong,"
alr'hnlth. good color and feeling of
buoyancy
cinemas in South Norwalk only at
be ”m A .Iohnuoll. Iiouton; Leo Davis, Earl Nor-
the (3qu 0r} Willk' (l E.
” anyway pertaining thereto. or allow A
aracuurribs. '
mi
Famous Author loll; Frank Lu
properly for ".000
‘
through Harry Lounsbury as his
agent. hall sold thel’torlner Frank Lee
property nehr Georgetown to Arthilr
Nash, or New York. Mr. Clemons
Weill the property last summer an
the sum oi abdut Iii, 000 and receives
edllbhmnilfllly the some consideration
In the recent transaction which onl-
brarea jpnly the ilbute and farm build-
ipxs anllldprty acres or land. The pur
chase by Mr. Clemens comprised 115
acres all that he retelna the latter
pert of the’ farm. The house was hot
tered during hienwae‘rshlp by the in-
stallation or In writer supply and for
nice and other lul rorempnts. Mr.
Cle'nlens' daughter eall who .was
drowned ill hol- bath on Christmas
day In consequence of an apOplectIc
oela’p‘re. spent much of her time last
summer on the Leo place attending
to the raising of chickens and super
intelnding the farming WOIR.
‘ Papers ill a divorce suit brought by
Stella Benedict against Stephen H.
Benedict of thil town. vi‘ele solved
last week by Deputy Sheriff Banks.
The grounds named for the action are
habitual intemperance and cruelty. A
like suit on the some grenade was
tried in Bridgeport before Judge (Jase
eight or nine years ago and decided
against the plaintiff. The evidence in
that trial showed that the alleged ex~
ceases of the defendant consisted ill
over indulgence ill rider. Mr. liello~V
dig-did not sidestep this issue but onA
the. contrary justified Ills (Stillsillilllilml:
of that beverage. in fact he extolled
it as ll great aid to the working lullll'a
l‘flltll'ilm likening It to the steam
Mill ll niollr1 liladl-1 a steam engine of
any use. Ilia wlfo'u attorney asked
billl bow 'lllucll cider he could absorb
with advantage ill a aillgll1 day of
stmuuous toll and the defendant
promptly named three gallons all the
quantity, adding ball ever the (illllll'
illatloll that hill allowance was rt»
qullell onll when he use cradling lyo
ill lely hol Wi‘flll'lr‘l The (mill do
liberated a week on.llle case before
giving judgment. A
The boards of assessors and relief
at their relent joint session hold to
‘lxmllpl indignant and hump citizena
l'lom their poll tux made a deviation
from the local custom heretofore pre-'
railing by not giving milliliters of the
'igospel the benefit of the exelllplloll.‘
'Sllih exrlnptlou has formally beenl
lexlonded as a courtesy to the cloth.
1 Illlt the pleseni boulds decided to be
guided by the letter of the law which
makes no exceptions ill favor of clot-1
lumen. Only a few applications for
l‘tlf’dllfliilna ill property \ulllatlons have
,so far been made to the board of re-
‘ 1ro The applicants Include (omluo-
dorei inlttgen who for one thing ob
Illlll otllel tangible permnai proporth
.l:ll lill‘ glulllld that all ollllrlllll-lll ill
the last legislature made such prop-
r-l1iy.wbcn owned by non-residuals.
subject to taxation only when if had
been seven months in the town. The
Amembers of the board of roller are
l lieu]. B. Banks. Randolph ilrlldll-y lllld
. Edgar 'l‘. E‘irld.
l
Mills Emma Goodsell. lluuglliel of
who latr- .Iohll Burr (loodsell and Ma
Arlon Williams, of Eaaton “N‘i‘ mill
rled at noon yesterday, at the bride's
home in Nowtown. the pastor of the
l 1“ union liapilai Clllllf‘il performing the
lrrrlllony. Only a ullluli uuthollup. of
relatives and friends was ill lliit‘lltl-
llllcc. Mr. and Mrs. Williaula will
{haw their future residence iii ”lo
I blido'a present home.
I
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahlckemwflev, Francis J. t‘lay
Moran, New York; F. A. Kemp. Boe-
lon; A, Waltlron. city; G. i... Rockwell.
‘llldgeaell; l.. a. Hllribllti, wulon;
liuwe. New York; R. K.
iillrroWs. Mlaiic; ll. ii. iiroull. lilidxr-
.polt; 'l‘Iloe llollrda. Holyoke; ll. 8.
l
l
l
. George W.
.Iouon. loston; George W.
(3'.luitoll Chicago; ll. Lawlon. cllv;
Lhiuillo. New York: ii). .I. (llolloy.
New London; \‘i‘. A. llrryor. I1}. Home.
New York: Mr. allli Mru. 'I‘. 11}. l’uw
oru. Norwulk: l.‘|.. bulimic. Wiiill‘
l’liliilli.
A
may.
BORE LUNG! AND RAW LUNGS.
Mont people know the Iorllull. llllll
Illil miserable llilllr of ill health ill lilill
calos. All people should know that. [to
ley'a Honey and Till. the greater“
throat and hill] remedy will quickly
cure the soreness and cough and re.
store a normal condition. Ask for
Foley‘s Honey and Tar. Bridge Phar-
many 1"
..-. «am.
ANOTHER SMALLPOX CA E.
SEATTLE. Witt-Ill". F‘ell. ill. -Il‘oh
lowing: the breaking out of another
(loan of smallpox yesAl-rdhy on tho al1~
mored cruiser Washington. which Ill
being detained at the Diamond Point
Quarantine station. Quarantine our
core decided to illoiato all men who
had boon oatmeal! lo1thr~ lllsonllu and
rlllnlwo Illtl lllrluiwru of fill? crow to
the old qllaranlloe slllp Iroquoitl.
amoebic. nab. la.~—iuarll Twain.
. locum. '... stall
:em waywllonbnlt
palliation! invertblellts
~1- weather~ and imiooll This it the
«airmail! build ‘ commandewah
PORTLAND
a . ‘l. q .. .. ..
CEMENT
Concrete blliidingl are verminvprool.
Islbmnable
paired or to
u the ground the 1st
They .lmooat wcnh
ottian al..ilecaulc ul- ,3
Unifol‘ml 010% Fine“
Ground . 'tMrWorld
Fol iilil lesson lei- of it goes further lliln
dream-Willi adiarum Almyldu
lane in color. Gum. and lb
We how the M and 491-0!
normal 8 strongly
Raymond Bros.
South Norwslk.
never have to here
i. and wtll stand a: long
bullt on endures.
wubEcllson
Ila-m
« aches;
and liilihey
Troubles. Wilma. Strain-
lng. Swelling. Etc.
mmw
Stops Pain ill the Bladder.
l Kidneye and Back
I Wouldnt it be nice within a week
ol so to begin to say goodbye forevel
to tho lie-aiding, dribbling. straining, or
too frequent penalise of urine; the
forehead and the back-ofthe- bend
the stitches and pains in the.
back; the glowing muscle weakncsa:
spots before the even; yellow skill:
sluggish bowels; llvVoliell eyelids or
ankles; leg clamps: unnatural short
breath: slcoploellllpssnnll the dos-
ponlioncy?
l have a recipe for those tloublca
that you can depend on. and if you
want to make ll quick recovery you
ought to wrill1 and got ll copy of it.
Many a doctor would (barge you $3 50
luat fol Writing tbla prescription but
i have it and will be glad to pend ii
to ‘00 entiroll irce. Just drop me a
line like this: ilr A. E Robinson. K680
lull-k Building Detroit Mich. and I
will send it by return mail In a plain
envelope As you will see when you
not It tbla recipe contains only pure.
harmless mmedloe but It has great.
healing and pain ronuucrinx power
it will qullkiy show its pouor once
you use. it so i think you had better
see what ll ls without delay. 1 will
pend you a copy rl1oc~-y0ll can use it
and (‘lll’t‘ yourself at home.
\.
lllllliilliil ill with
Thumb lllt‘ wisloriua. ratawhas. and
other alludes ulllllu tllose lines have
. been \HIl'iI throughout the entire will-
tor. there abouts in be no diminution
in their alyil- itllil popularity for llll’
mluilllt season. They are llol‘l allli deli-
l‘ole. and Wlli‘ll Will‘ll by Illl.1 right wu-
lllcll. llllllii lllll'llt‘llH‘; it ill to ho llopcti
t‘lllly will lull lw “done to death.“
Ill-aulillllly lililill‘l‘fl linen (‘llHillllli‘H
for uni Ni‘iib’llll l-lllbllrllio willl
abupcd slitrillvll plows, punch. and bor-
tli‘l‘
. www-u*. .-,. .
llllllllil iilllllllilili
Alill ilfll’iliillfllli .
Very Much Mixed- Up Salt of
George Vaiter Against Mr.
and Mrs. Ilall
'l‘llel‘r'l-l a peculiar colllpllcailoll of
affairs ill lll Bill!“ of George Villii‘f‘ of
Greenwich has inatltutcd against Low
In R. Hall and Virginia Hail Hall of
llli‘ some place. the pallclu of which
haw juel been filed with the llerk of
‘tllo rillpcrim court. The cause of the
‘arlloll is over a loan of 8500 which
'lllc plaintiff claims to llll\‘t‘ made to
lllt‘ defendants ovel u will ago and
lerta to the ”3”“. Of his four autos. abilll he has been unable to I‘“(()\i‘l"
allllo.
Many Complications.
ill lili' (‘Olllillilllll It is alleged llllliI
1 till1 l‘lllllfi ilWi‘li ill \‘uilcr on July H.
lililil. Illl1 slllll or $500 on a note. The
defendants at ”it! lllllt' till1 hull1 who
made nlortallal-ll their property ill
lil‘l-lllliwil‘b ill rli‘l'ill‘f' llll1 Nilllll‘. but
ill" ”Hill has never been paid. Sillcr
the planning lll' illt‘ ll()i(' tllcrl- has been
all anal-bloom, placed an ”ill properly
ill lllll'tliiflll ill on action for llllnrro
brought by Virgin“! lllIii uuaillel Lou-
lll R. Hail. the two di‘l’f‘lldfllllh. and al-
soauolllvr allarlllullllt by i1‘l1l1lllllllllll
i‘l‘l1llllll1l‘ lllzllllllll Louie ii. Hall to ri‘1
HHI‘l‘ llll lulll1lltl1lllll1llu. Tllt'iii‘ lil'
llii‘illlli‘liil-i wurr plat-ad Illrli fllll.
Want. Mortgage Forecloaed.
Willlt Vllttor would now All iii burr
lilt‘ court forotelollo tho ulllrtgllgll lit‘
holds and give illlll plluurllalull of tho
promlucu. lie brilm‘oa that tho ilOll'
lie holdu akain‘st the Halls lu rumrlm‘ll
to secure him in his contentious. The
trouble that bar taken place between
the two drfoudanta Hilli‘i‘ Ibo liltilit‘y
wllll borrnwl-d In what ill mmplirutlllll
llll‘ ('llllf‘.
.q. _ ...........«...~.......
‘ Mr. E. A Koilel, llnllillorc lil..
writes on: "i all all exrnaillocr with
2:! yours urillo Ht'iVlfi‘ in my clcliit.
About illloll v1lllllll Mil) my kllilloya
\M‘i‘f‘ ilfll‘i‘li‘fl all that I had to civil up
llly lllluillo.l1‘ll1lli Iwull troubled with
W‘H‘l'l‘. nrlllllg pulu lI\'i‘l lili' hips.
’l‘llvu fallout-d Ilrflllullulliillil of lbll
lllllllllrr. and Illi‘ilili uppollrllll before
my own A lullupio of Il‘oilly‘ a Kidney
l'llla (but I llit‘ll, lllo lIi‘lll‘illi'll mo iillli
l lloullill lililll‘. Irllllilaurll lo lakr
lllnul until now I (‘illl lulfl-lv lootlfv
they have made lilo a lilliillii lllld wall
lullll.’ llrlliue Pharmacy
FIRE iN WATEHBURY.
WATIERHURY. Il‘l-b. this File.
l-llill‘llllit from o parlor «love. which eel
Iirv to a liil'i‘ i‘ill‘llllll. yesterday. lio-
struyed the Bt‘Vi'll family home at Ill
Illkemull ulrmli. owned by Paul I-‘ola-
lri‘ulnl. ’l‘ilr loan in ellilmlltllli at lll‘l
tween 310.000 llllll 020.000. The "illi-
lilca wrro driven from their llpllrh
manta by tho ulllokp and flames. and
bad to rock hill from neighbors. The
firemen worked for three hours. llli‘.
lrrall brim: soul lll about 2 o'ritlck.
'l'lill lIiIill-il‘ wall lilmll'l‘ll
w..."
lli‘l‘n’; .lllll rliwyl-rl. l-llvlllluotloa. unli
l1llffr. loll. colllr lll fill“ it inrur allure
of decoration,-
Just the brconlinx touch of color
with an ali~whltr {town ill provided
ii the dalul) chiffon scarf that is
thrown about Ihr shoulders. protect
lull {rum draught» “bile adding a bar»
uloniaiug color hole
A (if course the route are to be short-
er. hill (burn are still. me. especially
lboac belonaillp lo the Rueslall type.
that burn Ollilulliw'flltl? length. and
these are considered by many to be
more graceful
There is a purplish pray that llar1
lllollizes .lollplllilllly with the dark
u'illierla siladvs (but do not illlle llll‘ll‘
popularity. ‘i‘ble mailed a subdued
rlllllbilllllion (U no sure. but olll1 llllll
lll‘iliilfi out bull's pond coloring well.
A parlirllllllly rhorlalled wall-It can
:lw worn a little while longer than
would oibel'wIa-r be pllulllble if ‘(ho
popular wide. turn-down illll'lll collar is
adjusted ill llll- neck. conveniently my
cling illl- llll1lllil-li spills iwlllw the vol»
lill‘ llullll.
While (it um llllliiiiitl It would lllfll
Ltllillll illi' tllll\ iliijl‘i‘lH mode in ill"
lllllll‘l’ bra.“ mu'k ili'P the familiar
ltllllllir alllllivs. it In a fact that there
l‘ll't’ scurvs l1l |Il'l'll_\' Illillgu lililt (‘illl
lIv llitlllllli li‘ll or (‘lf‘ili‘iL such as llllfll‘l'
bowls. ll'iUli. \‘i'll :lild glow boson.
|Illlll(‘f‘ii. l‘it‘
‘l‘bl1 Miillilll‘ "lllllll " llnfili'l‘ of allow-l1,
“"ll ion lli'l‘ll lllill alllll‘l alcoves. Ill u
l‘l1lllurl1 of many it liullliy Illlgrrll-
lil’vsu.
it ill l'f‘lllllil‘il iilllt till-.wullli illli‘ ill
Its lllll‘llllll pllaillon will mark tho
lulwuu (but ili'l' atrlvlly lliull siylr lili‘
aprluu.
’l‘lll1 \‘l'lliili: of checked or plain. lilti-
rd illllit'i'iilili with lllllly black chiffon
is one of the fabrics ibatis particular
ly pleasing whorl developed in the
spring and summer malorlnla and
name really stunning new modela ell-
llillli Ibla ul'ruljomolli.
'l‘ho llltir l’ulk allould unruly be grati-
llod ill illi'il wish for fancy frocka when
lli(‘ll wry llllrllctlro coatlllllon for fun
‘\ particle run A)“ made entirely out of
l‘l‘l‘im pupor.
Allover llyl-ivl l1lllllrllllll1l'ioh lliill ulll
l‘i‘ii allowlllu l1utll'llllllllllttllmui ('lll work
"unreal url- in be very popular for |In~
Lil‘l’ll‘ uuwua ilw cooling sulllluol'.
A Kl'iiil‘llf‘l‘ lllm iilill caught my ai-
ll-lllloll Ill llll I‘XClIiiilRf'! “'l‘ilnllr wr
low1 lit'Hl ill'i'. entitled to our ilolll bo-
lmviur": lllld ii at llllrc l‘illilllblilll ulo
how l‘roquruiiy Ihlllln w love iii‘i‘
treated to oxillblllenll of Iii temper
and other variations of really oxorrublo
behavior that we llbnuld be ashamed
to be guilty or in the prom-are of more
:lrlpullutllllrnu,
And If ll thl'ln liooklurn. willll dork
ll benefit him?
1' «WM
as ”X
for Sen aria. halide; Gold and Cough
no remedy has i dimormdllo nonwor-
flli illi'ill't'l so Perry 13’ Painkiller.
a blatant. ll, hue an oriental aerial: liken.
motion or Nmrruillbl. Allin“ and lrulsell.
and “liililtllt of every dm'ripllnn II in
the IlINlinI and heel. rf'mf‘tl’ offered
In ll“ '1! ll llmvzl'. - (-9 .ll. p ill‘le
Int-l:- r. o 1;”; up,» aim ,. 15:. purl hllo.
-. m. _. .
lyrow’th of the town,
FORGED PAKULakl's NAME.
pang—.9.
Payment Stopped on Check Received
‘ from Havana.
DANHURY. li‘eb. lbw—Samuel Pakul-
ski, who Is at present in Havana.
Cuba, come near being the victim of
a clever chock forgery to the amount.
of sills. A check for that amount hear-
ing the name (Il'“Siilllll(il Pukulski on
the signature line, came to the Dan-
bllry National bank. On which it won
drawn, a few days ago in the r9810"
course or blleinoee. The bank called
Nathan Spiro, who is Mr. Pakulski’s
alln-Ill-lllw. and be. after conferring
with lili Pakulski. directed the bank
to pay the check.
hall-l1, after thinking the lllatter 0ch
a little. Mr. Spiro went to the bank to
see the check before it. was I)lll\l.1flll(l
alter examining the slmluture care
fully. came to the conclusion that it
was ll forgery. Iio then directed tho
bank not to pay the chuck. and Im~
llledilltrly cabled .\ii'. i’aklllakl, at Hu-
vallo. iltiklllil: H" ”W check was llll right.
Mr. l’llklllskl replied: "Don‘t know
anything about it. I‘lon't pay."
Mr. Spiro said that ordinary inspec-
tion or the signature would eatisfy
anyoul- acquainted with Mr. Pakulskl's
ban.) that it was genuine. but. more.
Chri‘flll examination disclosed notice-
able faults in the formation of some of
the letters. which convinced Mr. Spiro
btat it was not a genuine signature.
He was influenced Ill reaching this
docleloll :llao by aiuielllontn .ill recent
letters received from Mr. Paklllski. re.
hurtling Alli-I iilmnren. ill a letter wrll-
ton on February ill. Mr. Pakuiaki said
that he thought be had money enough
Entire New Stock of
White Iran
Beds 1
Now ready for your inspection.
All the latest designs. rang-
ing in price from
$2.75 up to $25.00
8. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELLHE
HOUBE FualeHER
SORNER WALL AND HIGH 81'8"}
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
VERY LITTLE
Merchant to have an EMGU’I‘HIC
\Ir.
{ION for your store and show win»
lows. We make them, all altos. and
boy Slim. 'i‘illv; (Klimt-l!
Try a email alpn for a startcrw-l-ihe
norcase in your business will cause
too to order larxor ones.
The Reed 8: Voilt Electrical ()0.
u waallmoroa nan-r,
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. N0.
SteamSIllp Tickets
to all points In lilllopo. Wintrl Cruirlca
in Old Point. Florida. Honolulu and
’lllbll.
iNSURANCE AND REEL
ESTATE
I. M. LAYTON & CO
(Incomrated) ,
s RAILROAD Avenue. sourl-l
NORWALK. CONN.
LOANS uncomrso
Horace E. Dana 8t Son.
46 WALL 0T». NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have several decided bargabla
III Income producing property thai
uuat lame-all Ill value with the rapid
V
polnlmcllts will be many.
l’lllwm
llllli Willlll
The Government i’sys Railway-Mail
Clerks $800 to $1,200. and
Ollie: Employers Up lo
$2.500 Annually
Uncle Sam will hold splint: examina-
tions throughout tho country for Rail
Way Mull (Works. (llslom House
(Ilclks Slolloglapllels, Bookkeepers.
Department (‘lmks and other Gover-n
mollt Positions Thousands of up-
An-y man or
woman can ill. ill (‘ltl' or Country.
('illi glt illutl11ult|0u allli ill-o Iniorma-
llou by writing at once to the Human
of instruction 509 X llullllill Building.
Rot-beaten N. Y.
uitll llilll to cally llllll ll'llflllgll the en
tire tllp. The check was lilaun on Feb
rllury 7. all] made payable to.;\'atan
('Olll‘ll. it bad paused through several
builds bol'oro bring placed ill a bank.
for it bore tour acparule endorsements.
RYDEL—PELTON.
Al. llll‘ Norwalk Methodist parson-
ullc. lust lilllli. the Roy Iiil Tmrm
iiilllili lli ill.1 bonds of “MllllQL'k Al
ibur l(‘illlili'(l Ride] and Miss (Ellis
(Ira i’llloll. of New Milford. After the
ceremony the couple started for
lil‘iflgf‘ilfll'l. i
illlllilllBl
BUYERS
The Cadillac
66 30 9!
has Hli(l\\‘ll lll1i results in lllill1-
slur allll lllllllllllillallcc in iiit‘
builds of llll‘xllcl‘lt’ni‘ifli fll\'lli1‘i‘l-.‘.
l‘llvqualed by any other iiiliillllll-
llill1 ill lilo World. regardless (if
price or nurse pou‘tll‘.
l. E. illillilllfllii Bil.
AGENTS
39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
VVER’ S Hill
THE
CROSS"
SHOE
For Women
They need no breaklng ln
$3.00 and $3.50
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
Maxwell
AUTOMOBILES
$600 to $1500
The MAXWELL llolda the world‘e
i'i‘i‘lllll fur l'i’liitlilllly 10.000 mliea
without atopplng engines
\\ (1 cullllllolld till-m illilil fol NllliIOill
and unlock PH rullulllg.
i'llllno Mr. (.llovor. on iill l3. for dear
Illltlll'iiliflll
l‘rudilllt rolllplollou or our llllilfllllil
will adhere am at 01 Winfield lit. Paul
Norwalh; 15 South Main St. South
Norwalk.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Comply
Mainline ll
, _ L'.N.t’atem0lfl«..
' ‘ . 'lllvolelua
' Olllrrumfiala client.
Immatmm'r. roan.
.11l... v.,l‘:r.l~ vll.“
.1 r‘ ‘
.Fllee .‘f‘ij‘i‘r "
SATURDAY. ‘FEB 19. 1910
#1
clllllll “ “13.3pr
‘aith Ila "‘th
ls .1 ,
.BQMAM
ShillllilllllfillISTSEVERlilflEIIE
The Comfort and
Safety of the Baby
Is ausured if you have one of these
Safety (Tribe. The sides are so high
that baby cannot possiblye get out.
and they can be let down with case.
A. J. illllililll & illil ill.
134.136 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
We Grind Our Own Lens.
Feuwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
. Rooms 718
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours—43 to 11:30 3. ln.. and 12.45 to
6 p. to. Monday and Saturday, 7 to
'I D. m.
on. Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, Jlnnlf\ 7.
I906. Freight Propellers will le ve
Pier 28. East River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight received
at Norwallt up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat (lo.
honing J. Smith. C. C. Hangman,
Luau. General Agent.
CityNationalBallk
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
m.—
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
hie Deposit Boxes. '8 and 06 per year.
Capital
“00.000.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prll.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ilt Vlco-Pru.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vlce-
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier
' DIRECTOR!
2.. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
lobn H Knapp Samuel Grumman
Ioalah H. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
‘brlatiall awarta John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
we Repair Roofs
NE HAVE MOVED To THE. OLD
WELL CIGAR CO. OUILolNo.
WASHINGTON OTItcET
TIL. «tall
Mahackemo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
iERViOE AND column or To one
«ms at no bar mo urwaao
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75¢:
our mm M 000“” la Plum-
2»
V
a 3pecialty‘
will: let;
Norwalk Chronicler