1
”Eli ("I THE EIST SIDE
“ Ills sun nose)? or run on is
IAGT N03 WALK.
I}!!! Week‘s Programme oi services at
D! last Avenue Church—Howe; on
, the latencies at the Trolley to Doric.
Point—Third District candidates.
' A great spiritual harvest is certainly
shins reaped at the East Avenue Metho-
dthpiaoopal church. Again. last even-
) log, a large concourse of people attended
therevivalservioes, which are continu-
tlly Increasing in interest. There were
liverai new ones at the altar at last
night’s meeting. seeking the Lord, and
More who testified tothe fact that they
had found him. The pastor. Rev. A. J.
‘ . Smith, preached from the text, “Zac-
cbsul, make basic, and come down; for
today Imust abide at thy house.” He
placed great emphasis upon the possibili-
ties of becoming a Christian, no matter
what hinderances might be in the way.
He spoke of Christ’s interest in individu-
Ils. “Zsccheue was seeking Jesus.
Jesus was seeking Zaccheus." “For the
son of man is come to seek and to save
that which was lost." After the congre-
gation was dismissed, the meeting con-
tinued in the interest of those still seek-
ing. Tonight the subject of the sermon
will be. “A Desire for a Better Country."
Theevaugelistic services will be con.
tinned, on account or the increasing in.
terest, another week at the East Avenue
church. The following is the programme
of meetings: Sunday, preaching by the
pastor. Reva. J. Smith, morning and
evening. At 3:30 Sunday afternoon,
Rev. G. H. Beard will give an address,
the subject being "A Living lesue;" Mon-
day evening Rev. Frank A. Scoiield, of
New Haven, will preach; Tuesday even-
ing, Rev. A. H. Wyatt, of Norwalk:
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
preaching by the pastor: Friday even-
ing. Rev. A. S, Kavanagh, of South Nur-
walk. The following Sunday, October
7th, reception of probationers and mom.
here.
The East Norwalk File and Drum corps
will hold their annual ball in Arlen
Hall, Monday evening. October 15th.
Heine‘s orchestra has been engaged to
I furnish music. The committee of ar-
rangements is composed of James Oertle .
Thomas Evenden and Thomas Keogh.
William 0. Jesse has had a portion of
the Jesse block r. painted. and it now
presents a very attractive app earanco
Charles L. Ainsworth, who recently
pnrchaerd the house at it) Cottage ave-
nue, just vacated by Elmer H. Nash,
will take possession of it tomorrow. Mr
Ainsworth is having the house thorough-
ly renovaod and put in readiness for oc-
cupancy
Miss Carrie B’it‘l‘lflll, of Van Ziilldl
avenue, Who has been seriously ill. is
improving,
There will be no social meeting of tho
Epworth Lingue, tonight. on account of
the revival services at the East Avenue
lethodist church.
The Vandean Chlel came in again
yesterday with a load of (scallops from
across the Sound.”
The monthly meeting of tho truswes
of St. Peter’s German church will take
placenext Wednesday night. The in-
dissof the church will meet with them
to plan for the proposed lair.
East avenue. between Maple avenue
and the Saogaruek road, has larch given a
wpdreseing o! gravel, by which the (2on-
dition of the slrecthas been greatly im-
proved.
Ilrs Charles H. Bates and Mrs. E. B.
Lee, oi East avenue, visited Mrs. 0. L.
Adams. in South Norwalk. yesterday.
Two car loads at brink arrived this
week at the East Norwallr freight yard
for the two story school house at the
County Children‘s home, and have bum
carted to the grounds on Wl-slport ave-
I”.
A reporter was intermed upon good
authority that overlallo tree trolley car
tickets were distributed by selectmsn
Raymd to East Norwalkers to attend
the caucus at the Opera ileum. last
night He managed his caucus well and
“not there with both lost," as the saying
goes.
Missions Oscar W Raymond, goes
“to New Canaan this afternoon. to attend
the funeral of the late Ambrose G. Duty.
. . in. Bradley Gilbert. of Pleasant avea
' ass. choked while eating a piece at
“naturismasdhadnothsrson
Mountaineers-urn.
”thrash would undoubtedly
”flflmmaodmymi‘i’aa-
“more new about recovered
h
This looks as it the extension at the
trolley to the Farms and Dorian Point
was soon to be measured fact. In
anorher column the selectmeo give notice
that they, will gives public hearing to
all persons interested. upon the applica-
tion oi the Norwalk Tramway company
to extend its tracks along Riverside ave-
nue, First avenue, and East avenue to
Dorian Point, at the selectmen’s silica in
Norwalk, tomorrow, at 2 p. m. It is
understood that the work will becom-
menoed at once.
As 'i'na Samson said a few days ago.
East Norwalk people wanted a constable
to preserve order in case of necessity. At
the Republican estrous, last night, they
made choice of John K. Finch. the
well-known expreesman of Maple avenue.
He has many friends and is a strong
candidate.
J. Wallace Marvin's bicycle is laid up
lor repairs.
Ralph Lockwood, of Fort Point street,
while fishing oil a canal boat near the
bridge, yesterday afternoon, hooked an
eel weighing about two pounds.
It is expected that the store occupied
by Newsman J. B. Wheeler on the bridge
will have to be moved back a short dis-
eance when the structure is widened, as
the building stands over the line on
town property.
Mrs. Samuel Carmen, of Bette place. is
thought to be better' today.
East Norwalkers made
heard and felt last night.
themselves
Considerable amusement was caused
last night by a certain justice of the
peace voting in the Republican caucus.
[is evidently forgot he wasa voter in
South Norwalk, even if he does live
in East Norwalk.
WILTON.
A large flock of pigeons recently pur-
chased by SJ. Folsom, is causing the
local sharpshooters to hope that they will
seen be induced to fly away from home,
and ybereby furnish the ingredients {or a
pie. "
Town election and the Daubury Fair
will occupy the attention of a ma jor pol"
tiun of our citizens the coming week.
By the recent purchase of the ilainrs
estate, Dill. Ogden now owns the larger
portion of the famous Castlecoote farm.
Samuel Ii. Midrilehrook is rejoicing
over the advent of another grandson.
The news was received last week irom
' Dobbs Ferry that his son, Joseph Mid'
dlebroolr, was the proud father of a ten
pound boy. Joe is a great favorite here.
and his many friends are cordial in con-
gratuiuliuns.
D. I) Tcllonl and Mrs. Teliuni have
returned from a wu-k‘s outing at Onteora
Park, Catskill Mountains. They were
the guests of Lawrence lluttou, liter-
ary editor of Harper's Magazine.
NEW (,‘ANAAA.
About thirty Norwaik young people
worn highly entertained at the residence
of I‘Ilbort Briuckcrhnll‘. Railroad avenue,
Tuesday evening.
The sidewall: in front of the bank
property, on Railroad avenue, has been
put in a passable condition.
Parties desiring Tm: Summer. can ob-
tain it on thesiroetsoi‘ the borough every
evening oi the newsboys
The r'rcunmry company will sell their
lot and building at auction, having
closed their establishment.
Ayro's snrsapnrilla is not a secret prop-
arnliou. Any physician may have the
formula on :applicutiou. The armrct oi
its success as a medicine lies in its extra-
ordinary powm‘ to cleanse the blood of
impuriles and cure the most «beep scaled
canon of blood disease.
childish core.
Pltcher’a Gastorla.
When Baby weaslck. we gaveher Castorla.
Whmshewuacmnsbecriediorcmofia.
Whenshebswmhmmeclunglecwmia.
WbsnahebadCbIldre‘umbegavethcmCutoria.
Children cry for
member's castorla.
children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
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CORRIDOR—Dismal: September ll. lull, at
Pouth Norwallr. Gem .0 in t aged
“years. Q‘l’nn oiiivail‘n.b och.
NBTICE.
so “flea
tsl
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We have on public exhibition and sale
our oon‘ielete line of lion's New Fall
Suite. bile they are oflered to you
publicly, there are a great man private
and exclusive points about t in that
it wouldn’t do to advertise. Some folks
copy as in everything they can. and it's
too early in the season torisk the chance
To fully appreciate the make. fit and
general fineness of our New Fall Suite,
éou’ll have to come in and see them
i , too. Cold type will not allow us
to ball paint their beauty.
We can truthfully say the same thing
about our New Fall Overcome. They
are as perfect as the Suits, and both are
mariner as has tailoring can make
t I ‘ ‘
The Bulls are 36 50 to 325.
The Overcoaui are 07.50 to Gl5.
And in any case you needn’t expect to
pay any less {or , a good one than the
former, nor any more {or the best that’s
made then the letter.
M E I G b‘ & O O.
82! Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport. Ct.
Taylor 8! Golden-
Real Eslale and Insurance.
WASIHRGTON STREET.
Forums lookin torsiot or house and 1m.
with the view 0 porches n v. are invited is.
call and examine our list. e have them (or
sale in every partof the city at masonable 1
a! ti‘
prices and on eaev terms.
WANTED.
6
C ANING and dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street, on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk, Conn We reepectl‘ull announce to the
citizens of Booth Norwalk, orwaik and vicin-
Ity that we established ourselves in your
midst, in the dyeing and cleamn business.
and are now prepared to do all kin s or clean-
lng and d sing in the very best style and man-
ner. ea' suits, drones, either made up or
a srt,cloaks. capes,lnfs._nts‘ ca s hoode,etc..
”alum“? ‘li‘m'x‘lflwl' modem?“
mu e scar s. es. 3 eves s oes,
also test are cleaned and curled. Gentleman‘s
srrnents dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
t manner. 0. BUTTERFASH. mill tr
”” s... so... in coltage. 'it'”%"‘i..1i.}.“§iace.
Al modern improvements. lnyire of
SAMUEL LYNES. ' ..3t
'1' ROWAYTON, good house or seven
rooms. wilh fruit and grounds. finely
bloated near electric road. Appl rersonully
or by mail in WILLIAM J. CR1“ , owaylon.
l‘onn. 2-2i iw
P‘RIWI October let. house olli rooms at 17
Franklin street. Modern improvements.
inquire of Edwin Wilcox at Browns; \Vilcox‘s
grocery. spti if.
"OUR rooms. first. floor. III Marshall street
inquire of H. E. liodwell. iii Washlnutnu
street. 527.3%
P‘LA'I‘ of live mums, No. ill South Main
ril‘l‘t‘i. Allcom'nnlexwt-s. rental-h. Aim
'four rooms No. 5 Henry street. reul vi. and
part or house No. 15o llay street. tour or six
rooms. rem low, vasmsinn at once. Apply
in W. YOUNGS. at larch wool Mauuiw'ur in;
0
company. ~27 it
FOT'R room apartments. second and third
floors, front and rear. rem Hand
:10. rlwnrtz tie Curlwtl. block. Halls
II his-ll, healed and cleaned. Apply at the
0 ice of the 01.1) WinLli (‘lliAR (‘Il.. NH
Washington street. still it
I OWER partlithium-ventrally lmmml. for
1 small iamlly: all modern improvements.
Address "Rental." South Sorwelk. till (it
ARUE ball. by lIlt‘ day, month or your: live
humus on High street; part of a home on
Ely‘s Neck Road: (our rooms on Taylor ave-
nue; 5i, 3i) and 39 n-utenn Waler street; rear
rmms. second floor on Washington elm-l.
mayoral bones in rim my, and plum-s In the
munlr): umuufaclorics wuli power: buildings
for storage. inquire of RA i‘MUNU bill”.
all w
()NE house. 7 rooms. will in: lower lllmr. b
. rooms. rem 5H; Inner floor. 5 rmmls,
newlv port-ml and panned. rent fill, Apply to
.I. 1.. lil' (HANK, ill bomb Main street. South
Normals.
still ill.
’ ‘iiiilllln rooms. Tllh‘uulli Mam strum. water
In. rent 5»; ill \VumllViH‘il uwuuv. ll mum».
aw'nllli ilour, real so. Appiy to it. A. WOOD-
WARD.
F0 ll HA I. I).
I, ()l'h'i". and lot. allmmlnrn lmprm‘vmonls.
Elmoresl 'l‘ornmo, rilmnfom ’lnrnp‘rlw.
outlaw-mill lmllw from the Armory. Inquire
of W. llEWHiillIll'. on the premium. r24 lw .
l‘)AIN'l‘rl.olls,glaes and pullv. We carry a
line line. and our prim-s an- as low as [he
lowest. We sell only illurlln’s brushes and
Hwy are the best no the nlrtl‘lltrl. Hlill'l‘li
MHWAIA HARDWARE COMPANY. i2
rlouth Main street. al l2 l!
"l{.\llla'1‘l)ilrl“~llarge llmllatursaml l
small lllllili. roan mmllwiy new; for
soler‘beap. Address “ll Illa’l'lllih‘.“ Ho'llll
Norwallr. Conn. «:20 iii.
FI‘IT‘) youou bore». Call on or address
Frank it. Carr. Enid NliintIIi. scoot
NOTICE.
llll': inhabitants of the town of Norwallr are
hereby untitled and warn-«l lllal. a spec-
bil town mulling will he held at line 'l‘rwn
House In mid town on Hill'll‘iilt)’. the the L’ilIh
day of Heptemlmr. A. ll. not. M ii o‘clock In
llieailornmn for the purpose of taking such
notional-shall be Ill-clued advisable in tho
llmllllrIII'lllBtlelIiIlmuf .lolm ll. Held and
others. vim 'l but lbo swim-linen be aulllorizr-d
and tllrcl'lud lobuibiabrhl n on Day slrt'el,
In lbunllyni South Norm; , lsl‘l‘li'ulll crock
situated a short iilalamm MlllIIi oi the but far.
lory of the Heath Norwallr Hal H». and
lhaa the ileceeeary appropriation to be made
therefor.
listed at Norwalir,llm 2llb day or MDWIID
bar. A. D. ism
Harlan W. RAYMDND, l Solo-clown of
Tantalum: bitten. - ilo- low a of
saucer. Dream. I Norwich.” lit
Tll tollitnmltv rinurnlouoti
“tilt
Look for ””70! or the
the Sign Blue hell.
NORWALK lllVllilllN.
W0 .__.....
I’uhlle‘ firatlnna are located as toilette:
Wall street. ~ - Central Other.
New Canaan. . New Canaan Messenger.
‘ltowaylon. - F2. W. Godfrey it On.
‘Sonth Norwalk. - ~ R. ii. Plalslrd.
Weapon. . .. W. I. Osborn.
’Wilton. - ii. if . N. ii. 6 ll. it. R. Co.
‘indlcates Automatic Station.
To Voters.
Molar... o OQ‘f'f
lilo WILL BE llllll
Dress. Goods.
50 pieces. all kinds of weaves. such as
Henriettas. Flaunels. iauoy noveltme (or
this tall. worth in price irom 250 to 350
per yard, this week 19c r ard.
50 pieces Beat All on Henriettas,
19c per half yard. which would make a
dress pattern of 7 ‘yards cost $2 66.
5 yards skirt lln ng 190.
191-2 yard 32-inch wide China Silk for
O!
2 yards 38-inch fancy stripe cotton
warp wool tilled caehimeres for 19:. Just
think of it; a full dress pattern for only
he.
Hosiery Department
5 pair Gente’ Seamless Hose for 193.
3 pair Gents’ Seamless Hose, better
grade, for 190.
2 pair Gents’ 15¢ Hose Fine Quality for
c.
3 pair-Ladies' Black or Colored Hose
for 190.
1 Lsdiee’ 256
1 lot Children's Ribbed Vests, all sizes,
average price 30c, this sale 190 each.
1 lot Ladies’ Ribbed Corset Covers 25c
quality for we each.
11:“ Genis’ quarter suspenders for We
eat: .
Notions.
4 balls Clark’s Crotchet Cotton for 19c.
2 choice Germantown Saxony, or Ger-
man Knitting Yarn for his.
1 pound Best Writing Paper, regular
price, 29c lb, for lilo.
3 packages Extra Quality Envelopes
for 19c.
9‘1: yard of any of our 250 Silk Fringe
7 papers (loml'Sewing Needles l'or 19c.
5 spools Dragon Thread for 190.
3 spools beet Sewing Silk for 190.
193 pieces Vciveu en Dress Binding for
C.
9 skeins Brainard & Armstrong best
wash embroidery and Hope Silks for lilo.
25 sp-mlrl Embroidery rinks for 19:.
Heavy Ribbed Vest for 19
IEAIIING 'PlilllE ll
10 balls Best Fast Black Darniug Cot-
ton for 190.
10 cards beat Fast Black Darning Cot-
ton for lilo.
5 rolls Dress Braids for 190.
3 spools 10-yard Crochet Silk for 190.
Choice of our 250 and 506 Ladies’ Belts
0.
19A Lsdies' Handsome Silver Thimble
c.
4 yards “Featherbone,” a substitute {or
whaltbone. for 190.
A Indies‘ or Gente‘ 25c initial handker-
chief for 190.
kerchiefs for His.
2 Genta’ 156 Hemetitched Handker-
chiefs for 19¢.
Choice of our 250 Pocketbooks lor 19c.
Choice of our 250 Hair Brushes for 19¢.
A long Bureau Scarf and two spools
Red Embroidery Cotton for 196.
3 cakes Butter Cup Toilet Soap, Tile.
5 cakes fine Toilet Soap for 19¢.
1 25¢ tube Shefiield Cream Dentifrice
c.
5 Infant‘s Honey Comb Bibs for lilo.
2 Infant's Quilted Bibs for lilo.
1 Child’s 25.; C irded Waist for 19c.
Domestics.
5 yards Domet Flannel for 19c.
4 yards 19-inch Towehng for 190.
19; set Curtain Poles and Fixtures for
. 2 lbs good Cotton Batting for 19¢.
1 Window Curtain for 19¢.
4 yards Beet. Indigo Print (or 19c.
3 yards Linen Crash for 193.
2 yards good Hand Toweling for 19c.
2 yards Silkolene,worth 12 l~2c and 150
yard, for 190
1 yard all Wool Flannel for 19.3.
1 yard either Navy or Red Twilled
Flannel (or 19c.
1 48x21 Knotted Fringe Fine Linen
Towel for 19c.
{ -i ygrds Simpson black or gray prints
or 2.
5 yards Shir-ting Calico for 19.3.
2 Ladies' 12 12c Embroidered Hand- 35c
25 skeios Embroidery Chenille for 25¢. 30
IlllNli THESE IIAYS.
Kitchen Department
Here is the spot that cannot fail to
draw you towards it. especially when
you note these prices:
190 for 9-hole Muffin Pan. worth 250.
190 for a Large Pan 8eive,’worth 286.
25:90 for 2 Tea or Coflee Cannlsters,worth
190 {or 4 Table Knives, worth 280.
We for 1 Iron Pot, porcelain lined,
worth 250.
No for any size Flat Iron, worth 23c lo
lilo {or 2 Large Bread Pans, worth 80c.
05:90. iorl Large Dripping Pan, worth
193 lor one 3-arm Nickel Towel Rack,
worth 25c.
19c for one “Glove Stove Polisher and
Dauber, wort 30c.
190 for one extra line Whisk Broom,
worth 250.
190 for a lilo-foot Cotton Clothes Line,
worth 350.
19c for 5 large Scrubbing Brushes,
worth 500. .
.190 for one Stove Brush, worth 30c.
190 {or two Dover Egg Beaters, worth
0.
19c for 1 large Cracker Jar, worth 35c.
19!: for one Child's Chamber, worth 300
file for one Cake Solver, worth 30c. '
190 for one Counter Duster, worth 30c.
19c for five large pistes. damaged.
‘worth 45c.
3 19c for eight Glass Sauce Dishes, worth
-5c.
19c for two China Milk Pitchers, worth
a
193 for one Glass Lamp, complete,
worth 32c.
190 for one large Glass Berry Dish.
worth 250.
190 for five Blown Glass Tumblers.
worth 35c.
190 for one large Yellow Mixing Ble,
Worth 300.
19c for one good Broom, worth 28c.
Place, South Norwalk Boston Storej“
83 WASHINGTON
STREET.
films all So Will We Ill Sllw Ill? *
gqigrisinmmis.
Hoyt’s Opera House
WEEK COMMENVLVG
MONDAY. OCTOBER ISI.
Matinee commencing Wednesday. Price
in». No more. no hula.
A WEEK til“
Comedy. Singing, Dancing. Music.
Waile’s Comedy 00.
i'l'l'lllIlllll build and orchestra.
For laughing purp lava only.
ll )‘Q‘ltl‘n of s'u‘ccss'ul popularity. .
New (Rum-dies! Funny Comedies? (‘bnrm-
lug Houbrt-lree.
The lluuut orchestra ever in‘ ‘our oily.
The greatest luv and Michal on earth.
i’uplilar dime “W‘l‘l‘r’b
(flange of‘lluy awn )KllIfill'illnnl‘l'.
Prices Ill. :31) and ill reins.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
NOTICE In hereby given to the voters of tho
my llmt agrtmtblo in an tit-l. passed by
the last Ia-ghlulnro, eulIllmI "Au Act Author,
Izln (‘Illoa and lllhor MunIi-Ipalllllm to En
labl sh i’ianl» for lbs Illnnufiwlure or HM and
Elevulolly," the City Count-ll. In ear-Ii of two
canmiullvo municipal years pawl a vote for
lliepurpoae of establishing the rlgbl lo exor-
olua' ho authority conformal In Section l of said
act. by given-thirds vole. which vole received
the. a mrovnl nflbe uiaynr In each of two mu-
sol-ul to municipal years and at the annual
municipal election. to be held on theiiral Mon-
day of littlobor, ll‘lll. the voters of the city will
be asked luvolo by ballot for upprovln . or
lilmtmn’ui‘lilu’ sail vo't- of the Clly Control (or
municipal urr‘lrlc llgb'lhg. Ballots will be
provided in read as tollows:
FUR AI‘i'llliVlNli
Vole of ("lty Uoum‘li for Municipal
Electric Llithlluu.
FUR insari‘uovmu
Vote oi l flly Control! for Municipal
Electric Lighting.
All those who are In favor of rallfylllg.aml
alppmrll'iil salil role ol the lf‘illeopncll. will
i a me i. in a M! are tare: or is unripe,
mlirlrell. ammo: ml. ELECTRIC filliil'i‘»
INN. alllmiwl near the other boxes. at the val-
liuu [linen designated by the Council. a be int
oommeucih with the words."FUlt APPROV-
lNfl." and t was who are onward. will deposit
in the same way. and la the same box. a ballot
cerium-using with ihe words. "ma Dies?-
l’llDViNG. ballots may be obtained at. the
ballothocths. These hallnlsmost notbe laced
la the envelnposused for voting {or cl y our.
core. This vote will be taken in suintamlally
the same manner as the ”License“ as: "No
hlfiensfl "flied: ttllrten‘at the'fowu polls.
o are . s when . p
’ minions a. caown.
em ill. Cli)’
utilities sellout
lIlTlE Ollllllllill. .
lillllS lllll llllllB lllllES.
“EMPIRE“
SEPTEMBER. 27th.
24
What the Public Want
is a Reliable Store where they can send their children and get as polite attention
as if they came themselves.
(:rcunwry. 2.5 cents a pound; Northilold C
We have in transit another car of the Celebrated
Angelus Flour. which makes the whitest,
sweetest and lost loaf of bread of any
ll llll’ in the world. and will maize more
it receives
flattering it‘stllmnnls from all sources.
loaves of bread to lbs barrel.
From the quantity of (Hit Edge
Fresh Marli-;(‘r'carmry lluttur that we
"reselling we must be giving the best
quality of any store in town. Ui course
we are only 98 comes pound: Good
memory. in prints, 32 cents a pound,
()ur Torts and Colleen are the standard of Purity and Excellency.
Chas. E.
L EA Dl N G
rumour uu, 13-2.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 wrsmltml STREET.
E‘éCALLOPs
ESCALLOPS
Who does not like those loathsome bivalves? We have a fleet of boats and a small army
of boys arranged in catching and owning osr'allops. They are opened during the night and ar-
rlva at Hilton Norwallr at l:ll p. in. every day
hey arumld In you Just as taken from the
rlbsll. aimlulnly dry. No sputtering in the pan when you mark llwm. Nodealer in this town
can otter you goods as fresh. and the price for the nextmdays la the per quart. As usual we
are headquarters for the bust quullly of cilydrcnscd beef. veal. lambs, porli. etc. No inferior
or wood quality goods at any tlrrcrlpllon. if you want the heel and only llie best. come and
see lili.
pl...
THE PEOPL ’8 MAR
KET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
13 North Mom at., tic. Norwalk.
P. d. FLYNN,
Plumbing, Steam and (its Filling
108 WASHINGTON ST.
1. ll‘. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department.
Plumbing overhauled and out in first class
unitary condition.
PflIlTEIl WATER MDTlIll
Beat in thetworld. Call and get prices.
roll it
new
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
Ilmfl eraser. mm m
WIGHW’
Telephone call. fill-ll l domination gnu-amend. .- Telephone tall
21 Well at., Norah"
Flufl,
ordeal... Laundry.
ll Washington Street.
”’3" south llorwrllr
AL]. *0“ Bull I! HAND.
l0 ACID! VIII) II vulture.
DAMIAO’HOI 9'01“!!!“
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