run soU'ru NORWALK EVENING . SENTINEL.
' The (‘ity (‘umu-il of humor winI N I / M ' "
F. D LAWTON a. co
D
A prayer taming will be held at thel .
iraidenmof Charles Beers. in the Union- . ‘
B‘SHES "EHE AN” THERE BY THE Villctllntrlt‘t. tonight,m .— T'T'u'.‘
The rentainsnt‘ the latc Henry Thomas . . L. -
SENHNEL’S REPORTERS. were. buried at (il‘m‘llwmnl cemetery, » l‘onr cans hue Corn r '..’.m ‘
Brooklyn, Saturday at‘ternmin. l I . . .
-- . m 1‘ l I . 1 ‘ Lorncd liccl 18c pcrcan.
“'3' JUN" \V II) ("rill‘l' ll lilllllll'lll'o'
Sou 0| The Thing! TM! 3“ W "W lltlaylhtlvc one by callling all (lotus-tuck .\ndcrsou‘s Raspbcrrv lam, lite “ ”
- trot icrs‘storc, Honti Norwalk, Tues ' ' ‘
in Namath, South Not-walk and Vicinity .daymnrning. .. 100 .. i. 0
During Their (llama! loumvlngs.
M. J. i..nvlor has relinquished his
position as porter at the Nurwalk Hotel.
The Board oi" (‘mnciltnen of South
Norwalk will hold an adjourned meet-
ing tonight.
The J. 'l‘. l‘rowitt company is putting
alargc plate. glass front. in the second
story of its Main street stow.
Cyrus Parks has left the omploy of
Butcher Bogardns, of Water street.
Nurwulk. and sccimsl a position at
Whithick'a market.
The remains of Mrsflerbret VanNcss,
which were brought to Not-walk, Natur-
day atternmu.werc placed in the. receiv-
ing vault at Riverside cemetery.
(iom‘ge Ruby, of Norwaik, has secur-
edn position at the. Pembrook fonnt‘n'y.
. in Bridgeport. in which, Edward Clatt,
formerly of Norwalk, has an interest.
-—Look at Luther M. IWripht's adver-
tisement. $10,000 worth of wagons.
nicighs and horse goods that must be sold.
At the monthly meeting of thnboard of
tilnxztom of the Masonic Mutual Benotit
assmiation, twenty-two now members
were elected and $10,000 in death bentits
voted.
Captain Lewis Raymond beached the
at *tilllttl' Mabel L. Stevens on the shore
at Dorian Point. yesterday morning. to
(enable repairs to be made to her con-
«lensing pipe.
The liquor dealers of the state are to
or‘ anizc for the purpose of opposing the»
bit now before Congress providing for
the increase. of the tax on beer from :51
to $3 a barrel.
There are. about 125 risouers now
held at the county jail in Bridgeport.
the. smallest number in a long time.
For several weeks the discharges have
exceeded the commitments.
Thc‘list of unclaimed letters at the
Not-walk post-ottice is as follows:
1-}. (lorman,
tichaelcr, Abbie l‘l. Shaw, Mrs. Dora
Wilson. W. ii. Malone, P. M.
" The selectmcn have received the bill
for the. last quarter of the evening
schmls, amounting to $269.20, making
the total expense. $1159.36, which is am.
.ti-l less than the. :3! ,0th appropriated.
John J. ()lune. a member of Hope
Iiomcomnany. No. 2. Norwalk. for ex-
pouure and sickncss. contracted at a tire
on February'QT, will receive a check for
SIB, from the treasurer of the statc fund.
Fred Dalilgrcn, who gave an exhibi-
tion of heavy lifting at the South Nor-
walk Athletic club‘s entertainment. Fri-
day night, has resigned from the Sangu-
tuck club and will join that of South
Norwalk. ,. _
--}’ersons contemplating purchasing a
sleigh, two-seated or single. are invited
to call at Henry Tilly's, North Main
street. and buy one at their own price.
New styles, good variety.
The soloist. at W. H. Humiston‘s organ
recital, next Saturday afternmm. in the.
South Norwalk Congregational church.
will be Frederick J. Force. 311‘s. A. 1U
Wheeler, the soloist last Saturday.
charmed a large audience with her \‘tX‘ill
numbers. ._«._ .. __
Notice was received by the batters of
Norwalk, Saturday..t.hat the. new amal-
gamated association, the United Hatters l
of North America. would assume control ;
of affairs today. The. collection of one-!
half of one per cent. from all hatter-s
will be made Monday, the 23d inst.
The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie (.lt-ncett
was attended from the home, of her
brother, Genrgc Bailwitz. in Union ave.-
nnc. yestcrday afternoon. Rev. S. B.
Pond officiating. The interment was at
Lyon's Plains. Rev. _
ton took charge of the services atthc
grave. . ‘ WW ..
—We have this year's .Wall paper as
low as 10v per double. roll. The J. '1‘.
l‘mwitt CO., 96 Washington street.
Alexander Hamil-
The funeral of drums . Warnock. who
died suddenly at his studioin Bridgeport
last Thursday afternoon, was held from
the Methodist church in Saugatuck yes-
terday afternoon. The burial took place
- in Westport, with Masonic honors~ by
Temple lodge, of which he was a mem-
her.
The annual meeting of the ~Fairiield
County Medical association will be held
in Bridgeport, April 14, at the rooms
of the Historical society. An interest-
ing programme has been arranged. which
includes an illustrated lecture. by Dr.
George H. Fox on skin diseases. I’apgrs
will also be read by President Garlic-k
and other membcrs of the asmiation.
The bill introduced by Congressman
Hill to make Stamford a port of entry.
favorably reported from the House com-
mittee on commerce. is primarily to fat:-
ilitate the business of the Skiddy Manu-
facturing company at Cove Mills, which,
under present conditions, is greatly Ill:
convenient-ed. The Stamford port. it
utoblished, will be subordinate. to the
Bridgeport port of entry.
i—Persons contemplating purchasing i
sleigh. two-seated or single. are tnvrted
to call at Henry Tilly‘s. North Main
utreet. and buy one at their own price.
How styles, good variety.
Mal
William J. llowc. .lolin‘
‘ _ ‘
l Straw berry ‘
(ieorge ii. Nash. of Ndrth art-nun“
who, it was fcatcd. had aplu-ndicitis. is;
more comfortable today. All operation
has been deemed iiinm-essary. .
F.
'l‘ho Robert l'hnniet club will hold a
St. Patrick's day celebration tonight.
Holy nunnbcrs will be present and a
thoroughly good time is anticipated.
a. LAWTON& ca, 22 South Main Street.
" ' What ’
the reason the pimple do their
trading \\ ith us‘: For the bcnetlt of our
brother butchers who were cars to start
the storythat we had failed last \vcck.
\Vc will in-
The. ICpWOI'llI Leaguc of the Norwalk '
Methodist l'Ipiscopal church will hold
its regularmonthly social at the honic
ot'Mrs. W. A. Benedict, Maple street.
Friday evening.
-—T)on‘t forget the big auction sale at ‘
'l‘ocune‘s, Broad llivcr. tomorrow niorn- I
is
in business
when they are sweeping crosswalks.
We wil say :
evening.
we»; 1M) New York Market
' FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK; WASHINGTON STREET.
l
voted to sell its old furniture to makel “1
room for the hamlsomo now furnishings l ,‘4‘
I
t
‘—
ing at 1‘) o'clock. Mitchell& Son. zinc-t I', W . ' I T)” 1 ll \‘ll . . l
tioneers. . l5 i. x“ 4* ~ « :c icoic \\'e \‘l givs a .spcha
Pioneer Book “15‘1 11mm”. I'lllllpilfl)‘.l (“‘5' I. _ 2‘ {l \ ‘\l. salp over-3. day this A‘W'I'h’. 0m- market
at a special meeting Saturday night! (a?) £16) J h \‘l . all] be open tilllll s unlit-1:1). in. m-or}.
' \ ‘ .‘x\ y,
”“7"“ .‘
soon to be put in the parlor.
Rev. Kenneth MacKcnzie will teach
the Sunday school lcsson at the Non,
walk Methtxiist E iscopal church. to-l
moi-row evening. t is hoped that then-l
wiilbcanmch larger attendance thanf
l EDWARD _ STREET
The young man of the Norwalk Meth- l
odist church met yesterday afternomi to
talk over a plan to form a Young Men‘st
Sunday Evening club. A committee nil
live was appointed to consider the ad- ‘
visability of the plan.
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‘ he.
‘Oflers 20 dozen
Ladies’ Fast Black Hose
()t' the Celebrated and I’l‘cquallcd ()nyx Brand. at
25 Cents Pair!
High spliced heel, double Solo, and sniiced seam. They are regular
‘ . . j .lz-ccnt goods. Avail yourselves of the o i iortuuit '.
'lhnre are still a few tickets left for; W .. , ‘l .' . .. . . . H )
. (. are. 5 I()\\lllg .1 beautilnl line of l‘ancy Ribbons. Also a new lineol'
the free lecture by Miss (larss on “(h-r-
mlmmml ef‘N‘mls. tn IK‘KH'HI in tlwl ‘(mt‘)’ Silks for waists, in Dresden and Persian lit’tccls.
school hall, tonight. Persons wishing;
to go may obtain tickets at the ,l’ublic .
l
i EDWARD STREET,
The fourth game in the Lone balli
pool contest between h‘li l’aliulski and
John Hines was played Friday night.
l’akulski won by a score of lilo so Mil
The score now stands hill to it.“ in l’a- f
kulski's favor.—-Danburv News.
Library. The lecturc begins at s o‘clock.
An item was printed in several of the .
local papers last. week. and extensive-l
lycopicd into the State. path-rs. to the!
effect that 'l‘almarlge l‘hlh‘ct' had thoi
measles. Mr. Baker was slightly in-
disposed a day or two, but was very far I --———~~--
h... h... m... ‘J A c 7K s ON ' s P H o 'r o G RA P H s !
('ombine the latest Style and Finish Our aim is to ' '
. . . ' . ‘ W .' ’ . . glm .sattstactlin
her dbli, tampon} l'lt‘isvd' tlu 1r “belt 3: toour iratrnnsminl tnlurnlsh them with the the ltneot productions lot
cnizagemcnt at HUM-r “It’ll?!“ “’Ill!‘ the Photographic Art. large-'uler-tlonoilfliildron‘s studios. I
“Little Uounlcrfnitcr." Saturday after- .,._____
’ E. M. JACKSON, Photographer.
noon. played bcforo a crowded house.
Over F. Head's (Juiitnctluiier'y. __
and Saturday night. “Jack Sheppard."
- NORWALK, CONN.
5 (iazettc Building. “
‘ . -
.\orwalk, Connecticut.
- _. ---.:'_E_5
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4—
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The clever Miss Minnie Lester and
witnessed by an audioncc which occum-m .
ed every seat. boxes. and extra chairs. j 53 WA
The orchestra delighted all with their"
selt‘ctlotlls‘.
LL STREET.
-—\Vcai‘e harming wall paper at trnr Tl‘""'l-‘"'l"“ vagrants \vcre sheltered '
her double. roll. J. T. Prowitt (to, m; . "t ”"1 N’r‘v‘m‘ tramp “WW“ Ni'llll‘dill’
Washington street.
:night. l-Iicvcn wore lodged there last
night.
Plaiste‘d,
Druggist.
According to Professor Pickering. of1
Harvard. Perrinf-‘s comet was due to hit ‘ “mph...- “ up. ()w-p {{i\'.-]- 5.41.”. has re-
thcearlh sometime baturday. ll» (lttl turned 1., lu-r hump“,”nupmpm." NP“.
not predict that it would. but he tigurcd , York. '" "'
out its position. its direction and the rate . . .. .
at whichit was traveling. and the mathe- ' r ‘ when t lol'trt’f ill“ “it: ”Will”! Sill" ill '
matical result was a sinus-ll on March l-t ll““lm‘ *‘v lilwhl lim'l'. tolnorrow morn-
As yet. however. 'thorc i,. no 1.000111 “1- l in; at. lo o clock. Mitchell & Son, auc-
any comet hitting us. . l "tlll‘l‘l‘fi-
There was a good attendance at Prof. i 1-." "Shilhlmv lnvmlg'l has Ml'mw‘m‘d
lievnolds' mcsnieric entertainment in Yf-"lm klilll'L’PJVH‘ ”'“tlrl‘lm'g ”.1", “”1”“
‘ ._ , . . ,, ,. . . , H tits '0 till :lt‘l‘iitlgct or tiling it It“-
t ~ . o \ t i . .s' ' : .
1“ \,1\nlh )lMl Hon “ humid!) ;twecn tho \. M. l’. .t\. lieservl-s, 'ot'
Miss Illa ll. l‘apron. who resignell as
night. The professor closed his cngagc- : .v . . ..
. ' .‘.orw-.-.ll'. ; t . . . ~ - -
mcnt hero with that inn-forinancc. ‘ . ‘ “'1 H“ “”1"" W” l- M- l - .--—-(*-——
Among his subjects was a sister of1 A' team.
Maurice Raymond, of Norwalk. She: cht Friday Mrs. Noble will go to
was an excclleut subject and added much . New llavcn to attend a mt‘l‘ting nt'wthe
to the enjoyment of the evening's cnter~ ‘ statc advisory committee of tlp- Daugh-
tainnient. :lcrs of the .\iucric:in Revolution. called
. to arrange for the spring cont'crcnce of‘
5(‘ounccticul chapters. to be held in
Hartford in May.
“'1‘ try to kecp t‘w‘c‘l'yllting in th“
drug line. and will get any
_ __ . article not in stock at-
-—Don't forget the big auction salc :it short notice.
Tocqnc's, Broad Rivcr. tomorrow mnrnv
tug at It) o'clock. Mitchell 8: Soii,‘auc~ l
l
“tiuu‘lfnlll illi’illl
leveland
tis'uuiform and
tioneers. All tbc pupils of all grades above and l
H ' - , . ,' 'i lin" tirade '3 ol' the (‘oncord strt‘ct -
llic sacred concert of the (icrmania j {‘3‘ m ’f. ' . . - ’ ,
Salugerbund, last night. was a success. 3.3.1:]dull,‘l(;“_,‘l’i"‘r‘l:“‘)fl"l} who)! :c‘s- Ill OUR |
Each number was cncorcd to thcecho. 2”“.‘pl..l',,ku‘,, qn.iotn-liulsl-(nl‘l)lllu$2,111,?” pt 0 PRESCRIPTION I!
Everybody seemed to be. in the best of. , ,_ ,‘ .X‘, . 5“ . ~ , ' ‘. '
spirit. but nonc seemed tobnjoy it more ; {3‘17}: ((3213)::$38,133:}'lem“) “""l‘ , Z DEPARTMENT‘ 2
than Henry Kampf ”To say that Henry; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ l ” ' ‘ ~ . W
was in his glory would be puttingit very i —Look at LutherM.Wriglit‘sadvcrtisc- “ < is cart-fully managed. and we use -l
lllllfl. find “110 "l lllr “Willis “11-" "WFH' 1 meat. $10,000 worth of wagons, sleighs. I all the improved methods Fl
”IR. lamest Barthol, ill-*0 “H!“SWI “'1',“ l and horse goods that must be sold. ' . . . l 0
his huniorisnls. and the Plnllmrinonicl ; o -"“l“'l‘i’].‘ W‘“ “"1"“ -
orchestra played delightfully. At the meeting of the (‘eutral I’nion M llit'fi as m0“ ah (ll
~ . ‘ of Kin'r's Daughters last Saturn .. . -. ‘
——Atlautic and chett lead can be up“, pip... Marion ’ Short. ' gave Q tin} .m f" m
bought at $5.401)” hundred: delivered, twb irritations which added much a, ”m units Fl
{BM’O‘ The J' 13' me‘” C0" 9" ““51“ l to the intorn-st ol‘ the occasion. llcr : k” ! 3 2
“ll: strect. selections were “The Dead l’nssv Cat." 1 < N
President Clark. of the Consolidatcd 3bhlg‘rllll.ti'1§:‘51 the ””le “”1“ 1’0“" § I —o—-— ‘ 0
road. has sent. a reply to Smiretary Web; l ‘ ' ' . - O . 5
star of the Springfield Board of Trade in l Thc birthday i‘eto planned for the 29th ' PLAI STE D. s
regard to the. building of a spur track of this month in comun-moration of that ll)
along the Ionncetieut riverfor tho col- , cigliticth anniversary of, the Ladies‘ , hi COUGH 0
lcgcxboat raccs. The letter says: ”The Benevolent assmiation of the First (join 1 [RE MEDY! x
engineers estimate. for the cost of lay- gregational church. has been Ihistpmtcdg I III
ing the track and grading is $25.0“), and on account of the recent (loath in the; 3 Y, . _ . . D
according to our experience its cost will family of Miss Charlotte E. Raymond. :‘ “ ‘11 always ““1“?- 3" and d“ cent a
certainly not beless than the estimate. tho president- ot‘ the ammiation. The; 0 bottles.
There is no estimate. and can be none, ladies of the. church are. planning to give;
as to the right of way. but between for- some other entertainment in its place. ‘ i .
ty and fifty acres of land willhavo to be ‘ 1‘“ ,. . , 7 -—-0'—‘
cleared of wood and brush to furnish a VThe schooner lava-L. l‘crris, of South ; .
good view of the, course from the rails. horwalk, which arrived a few days ago l ‘ ‘
Ido not see my way clear to recommend St tB?‘1i!9P=irlv “1”! (70‘1“ ‘01” I111“ (am-‘01" l TRY
the. ex Anditumof this sum byour com- net roar , .l‘l'lllilllK‘t nnti tot ay tnl .
puny. xalgpccially as there can be no guar. await the arrival of ,a new anchor and l PLT'STED S
antcc of its use from one year to another. _ “11“?)- ‘ghllg tire. schtoonerl “'81-" P“? BENZO'N
The S irin field experiences in colle're. 009‘, "ll-l 0 . 1'“ 991")" {ml “'3‘“ 0
football isin evidence of this." This Slum“ Islilmd- 31?: 1'3“ “ll” 3 hm‘Wl IGREAM! . 3
l"‘Dl.“ Will. it i3 understood. take. “WHY gale. . “M91, m.” upped h”. “"Uh‘lri It euros aha ) ind hands and sore.
all Springfield's chances of getting the (“TWINE Willi ll ""1”." fathoms "l ‘ II 1. ‘
boat races this summer. "hi“n- . , . E ips.
.' . - . . —Persons contemplating purchasing a l
_ - ul ‘ ; 'I . ~ ~ -
. . Look “9 Luther 1‘} “u"‘lt “ 1"“ u sleigh, two-seated or single, are invited ‘
isotncnt. $0.000 “ nrth 0f wagons. to ("ill at Henry Tilly's North Main ' ——-o-———
sleighs and horse. goods that must be sold street. : m buyone at‘their 0“," price. ‘ , p ,
New st, les, good variety. ~ R H PLAISTE D
i , , 1 ’ , , J. Joseph Yoytcck. aged fourteen years, - - ‘ s
i ll l I A, l l l l l ' was brought to the (‘ounty ll'ouin from .
' Bridgeport, last Saturday. Joseph has _
“ Pure and Sara.” had a checkered cam-r. Four years ago i (‘3 Washington St-
' , he was sent to the rcfonn school. His 1.
. ~ .. .lllOTllt‘l‘ had just died. and the. father rc-
" ' fused to support him. and the complaint I, 50' Norwalk, ' ° ' Conn. ,
against him was vam'ancy. He was dis- . 0
_ .p. chargml from that institution last (flirist- ' ,
4 4 ions, In the. meantime his father had m
. . , ‘ ' ‘ died. and Joe, wont to live with an elder
BAKING MDEK. brother inI Birmingham. The. “brother “"7 "‘ “ ““ “" ' ' “—"—‘
- ‘ kept. him ti 1 last Sunday, when he tnrn- N g I. L l g M D |3 3 R o w
. ,- cdhiin (pit haul told him to shift for him ' " _ '
1' bl l self. Tica pewent toBridguport. The 15.0“... of pun. .
TC l8 Co _ anthorltim input-t that the but a bright. .
pg ‘ p ; ‘ . tnhnlgiaatnudmu go work hipyway on
til
COMSTOCK BROS.
Masonic lilil'g..
Norwalk. - - - (Yonn.
EAGLE BICYCLES
HUT:
ALUMINUM RIMS!
See Them ?
FOX CYCLE CO.,
'2 Elizabeth Sire-ct.
SOFT” NURWALK. (‘llXNlCt"l‘l('l'T.
[truth-hat l‘innoo's Nu: walk.
We hnvcthe best line of wheels in
town. Come and see them.
Cleveland Swell Special.
if you see a wheel with largp tub-
ing it is :1 Cleveland or an imita-
tron.
The Sterling.
Built like a watch.
The Gold Crank Falcon,
Large ball‘in all bearings.
The Imperial.
The “gollzhtly” kind. ‘
The Manhattan. -
The best :60 wheel built.
Riding School Now Open.
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
G. H. Aisthorpe, Prop.
_—
A nine: STOCK
of Wheels to select from.
Ramblers.
Sir-mg. stylish. u
' lt-luullth‘ in it“ HEN}
impruvenn-nts. ‘
Gales,
. .\ We” built wheel that will stand the
racket. .
Ideals,
Light. handsome and durable.
Stormers,
g9. best wheel in the market at the price.
Gotham.
. A rattling good juvenile line.
Fultsimlwhoels from (so to SIM. Juvenile
"no. “and m.
.t‘
:-
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NO MORE son: HEADS!
Caused by wearing hats that do not ill. We are now
prepared to conform every but we sell to the shape ofthe
head of the wearer without any extra charge or inconven-
ience to him. \
Outline Of’Spring Blocks
includes all the popular and becoming styles and fashion-
able shadcs in the market. We have an excellent but. we
sell at $1.5”. llm‘ largest sales are on 0111‘ $3.0" hill“
which can't be beat. and equalled by low. (lur $3 dollar
hat is identically the same hat 1%.. l’. {\‘i LTo..ol' New York.
talk so loud about.
Our Spring Clothing
ls comingr in every day. Come in and look at it: tnnkcs'
nodiilci‘cncc it you are not ready to buy. South Nor
\ 'itlk store open evenings.
Comstock Brothers !
t4 so. Main sheet, 50. 'Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
1 Agent For ‘ A '
BUFFALO Thhy
GLUTEN ey
FEED Trade
FOR At
CATTLE Hatch’s!
Chickens 'l‘hcy get good grain Y
and 'l'heygct it in hm condition!
HORSES I _ 'l‘hvygctit delivered promptly!
__ They get full Weight? ‘
BEST They get it ('llt‘illu'l' than any
other dcah-r can M‘ll it. quat-
GRA'N tty t't'tllsltlt-l‘t‘tlll.’lll'!llllfl
FOR
H 0 RS E5 “HM.-. ____-___
AND
CATTLE.
3......" Manuel T. Hatch,
OFFICE \ ‘
SOLMANS' The Leading (train Dealer,
LIVERY ‘
STABLE. 15 Marshall Street,$o. Norwalk.
Hard Times Sale
j -—.\'r———
MEAD’S,
Saturday!
It Beats Anything on Record”
FRESH CANDY AT COST!
AN Upstzr _ ' .
In prices for Wall Pawnl’aintinfz and in- l
, I . . . '. ‘ W ('lltn‘ulnlt-s.:lamirlwl, f,” 31"."
tenor decorating generallyis obsery able .\ln|n~~e~ palm“. hut. m“
at Becker's. Good TV all Paper was nev- Assn-rm! lilittvr I'ilps. uhv
. .‘lolassv-s llnttn-rcnps. 200.
er as cheap as to day. and materials, dP- l'lw-..lul.-tunu”.q._ 3,...
-‘ . i ' . ‘ ‘ H _ .\ line ln-\ of Mixed l'nntlv. ltlc
signs. execution and finish exceed any . .-\n:l 'Hmlwrumpr MM“ \
thing shown before. A room papercd ll,“ I’llm'n‘li‘tllt: I.aver i like». one
. , " . . . llc- ti-N' u ‘0'. ”)0"
with blanks at. lac per rolllwdl cost little 5.....i,i,f.. (v,,;‘,._ 2...,
l’lwluliv'vl'ukt‘. 1.10.
and be a model of daintiness.
Painters'flnpplies. ‘ ' 14.- Ht valet-slur:attention-luck millinlarevea-
Artists’ Materials Pictures. will In- mid attain prim».
Pictures framed to order. ' '
Painting, Paperhanging, Decorating , . - ‘ "q
and Sign Writing.
And loo other kinds.
/
. minim. . BETTER nun BANK ‘ i’
79 Washington Street. So. Norwnlk. .. 5' ‘
_ ’7‘; You couldn't molt.»
*“ -_..__.v.._..__- M ’ T '7 ‘ Q .__,.. . 9 ~. ' llr better anPWPnt
J. D. JENNINGS, " §;i‘!l§;l§.d‘§f'2i“ '3}:
i l. )i'.. .
UNDE RTAKE R. “.5. [tripl't‘lt‘lfik
' ‘ "In lfitnn .8“ l9 .
KNIGHT STREET, :hviyldont't flit’ctllnfio
. ll Vi ll ' i an ‘
Norwalk. - - - - Conn. multid- limo: mil
. Opp. Street Railway Depot, “"f "‘m “ “V“ m-
aminzucn ELM’STRET. Jilin?" idliimvi'm
. They maimtlno pres-
ent» or hf‘lrllflnls and are always "reliant
collateral, “hen you want brat-water diu-
munda ”I’JPWPII" no it.
HOMER a. HOVTls‘"
TELEPHONE CALL, ll.
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