if Mutilated rightly. but
0M llghtly' its might.“ might
.{I-upod. We give 1
'. liming returned in mm
. ew York city today. lifter":
days’ visit at his home in blast
Alli.
ell E Marshal. .r‘erumed III '
at the Philadelphia Dental UOI-
after a few days visit with his
n In Enamel-walk. -
will ., Place. entertained the teachers
_ the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
ml Sunday Bellow Instill «
. ta meeting of the Eaiit NOI'WIIK
‘ Fit-f" Department. held last evening.
. t Illcers and members of the coin~
3! extended a vote of thanks to all
moons who so liberally contributed
Ward‘s defrsying the expenses of the
demon-m Bridgeport trip. last Mon-
. _ onddrment and joy have taken port»
cables of the buoyant hearts of the
I o Misses Robinson, Fannie and Lil-
nl. the advent of a little new claim.
Shah) girl having been born to Mr.
. ‘Mra. Bert Robinson. of Third ave
line which happy event occurred on
the morning of the 16th. Baby and
. mother are doing well.
On Wednesday evening the Ladics'
Aid Society. of the East Avenue Meth-
odiiil Episcopal Church will hold a
social at the home of Mrs. Henry Sc)-
miour. In Iiple avenue. This is the
flrat of a series All the members and
friends are invited. Admission will
be free and refreiihmcnts will be serv
Gilli liiiis illil Groceries.
E. S. HUSTED.
Quocoa‘bor of Jeml_Brundsgo.
«om.
illilll Illlllllili ii
BRIDGEPORT.
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ASNLE 0F HIGH-0.
“[873
FOR WOMEN'S WEAR.
——.——
LASS
Made of the famous Iloinliy
l'diililit‘ls. b_v Sondheim. Stein «'4'.
(7.0.. makers of the famous "Knick—
erbocker" Waists.
More than two thousand high-
class Flannel \\'aists-——all fashion-
able in every detail.
Choice of $3.50 and $4.50 waists
for $2.50 each.
Choice of $5.00 and $7.50 waists
for $3.95 each.
The cool this main you think
Of glov cs and mittens. \Vc have :1
large collection. reasonably pric~
ed.
Children's Mittens. all wool.
black. navy and brown. l'riccs
Ioc.. l2]./.’c.. l5c.. and 25c. a pair.
(‘liilillcn'.5t. Nlisscs' and Boys
Double Nlittclls. good long \viist5‘
colols black and brown. l’ricc
V 25¢ a pair.
A very good liiittcii fol s voiini,r
miss. with fancy back and satin
bows. l’riccs 25c. and 55c. 41 pair.
Ladies" Double Mittens. of incr-
ccriscd cotton. very like silk. in
black onlv. I’ricc 50c. 21 pair.
Ladies‘ all silk and silk Iiiicd
Mittens. fancy back with ribbon
bows. Prices $i.00and $1.25 a
pair.
A fiill line of llifaiits'
wool ‘Mittens.
a pair.
All infant's
l‘ricc 75c. a pair.
The lailils' itonntc5.5 Kid
Glove at $1.00 a pair. the best
\alch in Aincrila.
is...“
A RIBBONI‘BARGAIN.
(3-inch Liberty Satin Ribbon. a
very fine (nullity. all colors—-a
75c. Ribbon. tiur pricc 39c. a
yard
Lace liolcl‘o
l’ricc 75c. cac.li
N. 40 width ilcmstitclicd
l'laid Ribbon. some very halid-
souic colorings. Price l9t‘. a yard.
value 25c.
White
.l’riccs I9C. to 25c.
all
silk Mitten.
Collar. special.
.| p ’
the bridge
. and Mrs..Harry Hoyt, of Elder 3'
. . where she has been at the bedside 0|
. of drunkenness and assault. preferred
odneaday. V 'zonfirrty was
lien care of and were a d an on
ii we! the lil WWI more:
kiwi 'l‘iii) ugh Mr. 0% lVVB a litmus
mflryan man. he did his allure. with red
fire. to make the shall “a warm One. ~—
Stamford Telegram. _
.i this to chum. yesterday.
William Ptptg‘ney. of M, n stlcct.
lhill gone to as island ii hunting
There Is slime noticealile' improve
went in the condition of Frank R. ete-
vens.
Mrs. Mary Riker and granddaughter.
Miss Cornelia Brown. are guests of
friends In Brooklyn.
Daniel Wicks. of Raymond iiti‘tlet.
ivenl. to boils island. yesterday. to at-
tend the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. Henry C. Mead returned to
South Norwalk today. from a few days'
visit with Mrs. Samuel Mead. of Norm
avenue. ~
The quarantine lei scarlet fever
will be raised from the residence of
Stanley Mills in Highland avenue. In a
few days.
John Shorer'shuw house ill High
laud svenuo‘. is rapidly nearing comple-
tion. The masons ‘are now putting on
the walls. ,
Dr. Kepler‘s Defiance is OierflDliillll
George Wielts'a ways for the winter.
A house has been built over the open
part of the boat.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church will meet with Mrs.
James 10. Stevens, of Maple avenue.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Judson ii. Adams. of Highland
avenue. has returned from Brookflolu.
her sister. who Is slowly dying from
an lncurnble disease.
Miss Olive Cole. who was injured by
a charge from a cannon during Violi-
ncsdny night’s parade. received a more
serious Injury than was at first slip
posed. The wound is quite small. but
'ugly and painful.
Miss Kate Crockett. of Raymond
street. was the victim of a delightful
surprise party. last. night. The even-
lng was very pleasantly passed with
games and music. A title collation was
served. Tile party broke ilp iii the
small hours of this morning. Those
present report an excellent time. A
feature of the evening was the selec-
tions by a male quartette composed m
A. I". Hathawav George. Hirst W Q
Merriam and .Iimlils Blown. Those
present in addition to the quartcttc.
were the Misses Kate. Crockett. Mar-
garet Hathaway, Lucy Crockett. Em-
ma Cudllpp. Jessie Cutbill, Pearl Ste-
vens. Minnie Snlilin. Daisy Wctuiorc.
Bessie Wotmorc. Pansy Wctmore. nil-
nlc liolllns and Annie Jarvis; Messrs.
Edwin L. Stevens. William Clark. W.
II. Snimn. Eail Themes Oscar Scott.
George Wilmot Dudley Wilmot. Hurry
' Bryan. Clifford Arnold Clintin lioo
bind. Joliii Bru'n'dane‘. and Rev i“. C.
Brown
D‘RIENJND NOROION.
The old gates at Holly's pond have
been removed and will be replaced by
new ones.
R. l.. liliespie has placed il Ilcw tur-
nace in his residence. Brooksldc sve-
nue, Darieli.
Jacob Miller. of Noroton. entertain
ed several members of liobbic Post.
Thursday evening.
The Ilorhanl estate is being survey—
ed and plotted by W. B. Cochranc. oi
Stamford and N. Daucby. of Daricn.
Mrs. Edwards writes from “0th
Mount Vernon. Porto Rico. that. she is
very pleasantly situated. Iicr rooms
overlooking the bay. with Its beautiful
scenery.
M. Haas, the Noroion contractor. Is
soon to commence work on a bushel
factory at. Noroion Heights. for Mr.
Sellcck, who is to move here from New
Canaan.
Stephen Minor. of liowayton. was be-
fore Justice Schlldknccht ill the Town
Hall. yesterday. to answer to a charm:
by Mrs. Sallie Raymond. As parties
interested were not ready to go on with
the case an adjournment was taken
until next Friday morning.
Michael Jordan. of Noroton. who has
been wanted for some time by ilic
town authorities. was before Justice
Schlldltnccht In the Town Hall. yester-
day. He was found guilty of drunken
ilcss alid resisting an oilicor. and was
sentenced to thirty days in jail on each
county. and fined 37 and costs.
At St. Luke‘s Church. Norotou. Sun-
day. the following programme Will 04-
rendered :
MORNING.
Vonlte. Chant.
'l'cllenm. Dykos.
lionedictus, Client.
Hymn.
Kyrlc. (lounod.
Hymn.
Offcrtory. Quartclic.
I: V [IN l Nil.
l‘l 0i ossloinil.
Magninclli. Kiln: Hail.
Nunc Dimitis, King liall.
Hymn
Offeriory.
Iiymil.
BROHD RIVER.
The rcv'llill Ht'l‘i’lt'n in tile Union
Chapel. last night. was well attended.
licv i. J. W. Davis preached nii Instruct
lve and a heart searching sermon. up
on Jacob‘s wrestling with the angel.
the Birch-rd sisters sling several of
their sweet songs. and there were five
requests for prayer. IIII of which so
encouraged Mr. Sweet. that he. an
pounced thill the meetings would be
continued through another week
low. E. S. Alllllwortll will preach next
Sunday mining. and the meetings are
to be continued through another week.
when Rev. J. A. Gardner. of Water
bury. will assist In the preaching. and
the lilrch'arii sisters and others from
abroad will sing.
lime/builds
14. ii. Hilton 44 pried acorloild of oysV- .
The John It. .Dowiley estate in Now
GOLD DUST
Washing Powder
The taint of decaying particles
of cod is abneipt oi Iol’i
man for $45. 000. was for-
merly the property Tot “em lute Fl cder»
MI W. melts/cod. of this city. and it
cost Mr; Downey 826.000 it comprise
a fine colonial mansion. which contains
20 moms. and 95 acres of land. finely
laid out. Thole is a stable capable or
accommodating 30 horses. a stock sta-
ble with accommodations for 100 dead
of cattle, greencries. a bowling alley,
a farm house and cottage. for
coscbmau. The grounds are hand.
somcly‘ laid out. an artificial [like be-
ing and of its features. The plopelty
is situated on Brusby lildgc
CHURCH SERVIBES
METHODIST.
SOU'i‘l—b NOItWALK METHODIST
Episcopal church. Lewis it. Streeicr.
I).D.. pastor—Class meeting. 0:30 a.
ni.: preaching, i0230 a. m.: Sunday
school, 12 ni.; Epwortb League. 5:40
p. m.; preaching. 7 p. m.
NORWALK METHODIST iGl’lSCU‘
pal Church. A. ll. Manson. pastor——
Anthem. To Deliin In F. Kotssellinar;
Quarteite, "Just as l Am.“ Thomas;
Quartette. "The Blood Bought Mercy
Heat." Havens. Evening: Autllcni
"The Radian Morn Hath i’asseu
Away. Woodward; solo for soprano,
"Come Thou Font.” Millard: Qllul':
tetie, “Tile Evening Shadows."
Coombs.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS
copal Church. John .l. Fousl. pasim
~10:30 n. m.. sermon by the pos-
tor: l2 m.. Sunday school: 3 p. In.
Junior League: 0 p. m.. prilylnli
band: 7 p. m.. sermon by Rev. l.. it.
Strecier. D.il.. in exchange with the
pastor. Monday evening, Epworth
League prayer meeting: 'i‘llisilay
evening. class meeting: Wednesday
evening. Ladies' Aid Society social
of Mrs. Henry Seymour‘il. Maple ave
nuc: Thursday evening. prayer meet
ing: Friday evening. Junior Dnnd
meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH NOIIWAIK (IONGREIIA-
tioniil Cburcileervlccs ill the morn-
ing. at i0130 o‘clock. as usual. The
pulpit will be supplied by itcv.
George D. Stevens. of Yale llnlvcr
slty. Vesper services at 4:30 o‘clock.
Singing by the Male chorus of the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Professor Stevens will izlvv
It brief address of an intcrsling nn
lure.
N 0 ll W A l. K (I()NtlilEGA'l‘l0N.-\l
Chiirclr--—»l\lorning service at 10:30
preaching by the pastor. Evening
service at 7:30. The fifth of tilt
series of Practical Thoughts on W
cniinl‘ 'l‘cxts. subject, “The Rough
Rider." Annual roll call of the
church un Thursday evening. Sup
pcr from 5:30 to 7:30. Reunion Ill
the church. With special music. at
7:45.
S W I9 I) l S H ("(lNOIiIIZGA'I‘iONAI.
Church. Iiivcl'sidc nvcniic. ICast Nor~
walk. Gustaf Wininn. plistbr-Morn~
lIlR sci-vice, l0:.’ltl a. III.: Sunday
school. 3:30 p. in.; Young People's
meeting. a") p. in: evening service
7:80.
BAPTIST.
SOUTH NOIIWAI.K llAi’TlS'l
Church—4V. H. Hubbard. minister—-
Prayer meeting. lo a. m.: preaching.
10:30 a. In.; Sunday school, l‘.’ in.
All welcome. If. P. S. C. l-).. t; p. In
Topic. What lntcmpcraucc (‘osis
Our Nation. Leader. pastor. Preach»
lug by pastor. 7 p. in. All will be
made welcome. Seats free.
FIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH. ltEV. Dc
W. Talnisgc Van Doren. pastor»
Prayer service. at 10 a. m: preach-
Ing at 10:30 a. m.: Sunday school in
i“). in; II. Y. I‘. II. meeting at 01:10
p. m.; preaching at 7:80 p. Ill. Tucs-
day. night. lecture at 7:45. flows.
0in night meeting at. 7:45.
EPISCOPAL.
'l‘liiNl'i‘l' Idl‘lSCOl’Al. CHURCH.
corner of West street illltl ll‘niclleld
avenue. Rev. Romney 1". liumpbries,
rcctor-—~Sundsy school. 0:40 ii. in:
morning prayer and sermon. it u.
m.: preaching. 7:30 p. m. The roc-
tor will ofllclatc.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. NOli-
wnlll-vri’rocostslonal. bill; ()ffcrtory.
As Pants the Heart: lieccllsioilai 490.
Evening: Processional 475; Anthem,
Lord. We Pray Thee: Anthem.
Grunt. We lieseech Thee: Offcl'tory.
Praise the lord; reecssloual .l20.
ADVENT.
ADVl‘JN'l‘ CIlItIS'i‘lAN CHURCH. .llll
Zandt avenue. Ilnst Norwmk. J. W.
Davis. pastel-.wMornIns sermon.
10:90 o’clocknllubioet. “’llilno." Sun-
day school I2 IiI.; Loyal Woikcls
meeting. 5'. if» p. in: evening sermon
7: 00 p. m.. subject. "The Precious
Blood of (‘Iliristf' Shining by . .ich
ard sisters and choir. Seats lrcc.
Everybody welcome.
Min! lONB.
SOVU'I‘H NOIIWALK MISSION-libid-
uiai service tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 o‘clock In the old Congregation-
al Chapel. North Main street. .lo-
sepli Cockrane. of New York city.
will llevlll‘tlilelli. at this service. iilv
eryllody should hear him. limit! and
bring your friends. Everybody wul
come. '
SEVERAL Laciflos was: seen.
NEW HAVMN Noveiiihni ll*~'I\I4 n
result of the three nights‘ observation
for: the loonids at Yale Observatory.
several were soon. it lfl‘llfillflvtid that‘1
they will appear on the photographic
plates. which have not yet been (level
Canaan has been sold to II New York
the ,
Mar Profit.” be
spot-lean.
Grateful people will talk.
To“ their experience for the public
good. \
So. Norwslk citizens praise Dunn's
kidney Pills. ‘
Kidney sufferers appreciate this.
.‘l‘hey find relief for oral) kidney lll.‘
fiend what this citizen says:
.Mls. Addie Banks. of 40 Raymond
street. says: "My employment. a but
tonhole worker on fine shirts at
Vliullcbinson. Cole & Co's, may not
have been the primary cause of my
trouble. but the constant application
certainly does not help it. for back-
ache and that tired and weary feeling
ill the lolns oppressed me and robbed
me of my \i'outcd energy. Reading
one night about Dean's Kidney Pills
and some cures they had made Induc-
ed Inc to get a box at I’lalstcd's drug
store. They gave me relief at once. i
am pleased to recommend them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Milburn (30.. Buf-
falo. N. i’.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the llame—Doau' s~und
take no other
Nothliat: v61. "Earl
What You Digest!
Makes You Strong!
Here's Digestible Goods-Di-
gestiblc prices:
Gold Medal Flour. 60c. bag.
Very Best Elgin Creamery
Butter. ' 23c. lb.
New, Fat Mackerel. 5c. each,
Fresh Soda Biscuits, 5c. lb.
Pure Lard. rec. lb.
51b. Box Pearl Hominy. 7 5c.
5/; lb. can. London Cocoa. , 18c.
A. STULL
2‘54, Cottage Ave.
.3
The Whole Story
in one letter about
'Pdiil-Killer
ll‘mmi DAY]!
4 (ileum. rruunps. and III] Adlai-om which
heintl men in out plmllun
ha! .45., h". I i luv I‘ “PM hi llillltl,
l'wd lliiorlullli :Iml L‘IC'I'IIII").
I v 0 Sum. "'u lillil our llaiiiln.
lioi‘tify _\'oill'.5clf against the rav-
llgcr "La (irippc." which the New
Your physicians announce contag—
ions. on per cent. of all cases cur—
cd wlicn .\ccioll has been taken.
.\ccioli will break up a cold in one
night. I’rcvcnts l‘llculiionia.
.r\t drliggists. 25c.
.\t‘l‘l‘0il Medical (30..
Mystic. Colin.
AN ATTR‘QTION
to most people whatever their age,
sex or “plevloiis condition of servi-
t‘ude. is a box of delicious. well
assolted confections. 'l‘lielr arrange-
ment pleases the palate and their price
pleases the pocketbook Several
Muses satisfied at small cost. Have
G. GHIOTTO.
~ following. appeal in the October belie
but ill. a silty
Board of Health. sud super»
intendent or vital statistics. makes the
tin of the beam, whicl has just been
Issued:
"Stop the beginnings." For many
generations this proverb has been a
guiding law in relation to diseases. In
resold to epidemics it is of the highest
lui ortance.
n the administration of public hi“
alone time are two special means or
promoting the obserVance of the law.
which am almost eyerywliele neglect-
lid in Cdnuecilcui Without the assist-
ance which these means afford the de-
motion of “the beginnings" is in a
hirgc proportion of instances Impossi-
l”One of these menus Is the establish-
ment of hbyglcnlc laboratory. suitably
equipped with chemical and bacteria
logical apparatus and appliances. at
which the prompt diagnosis 0f Infec-
tious diseases can be-made with prop-
er tests. free of charge.
The other is the legular inspection
of the public schools. for the detec-
tion of the primary cases of Infectious
maladies and their removal, before till-i
Infection Is permitted to attack the oth-
er children in the schools. Children
are especially susceptible to infectious
diseases and schools are often the
breeding places of epidemic.
One or both these practices are in
use in several of the large cities in the.
United States alid partially in a. few
cities lil Connecticut.
The. numerous Inquiries made at this
office to know If our state has pro-
vided (as several other states have)
for the gratuitous examination and iii
iigllosls of suspected Infection. indicate
that the public appreciate the import-
ance of such work as a means of pub-
lic safety. and that a public demand
for It already exists.
it is now recognized by sanitsrlans
generally that a state board of beam.
is not well equipped for the welfare in
the public without the aid afforded by
II hygienic laboratory. Every advance
ill sanitary science emphasizes the.
need of ItW It is indispensable to the
work which a state board of health as
expected to do. and which the best lll~
tcrcsts of the state require it to do.
The extent in which the state board
of Connecticut ls already provided is'
limited exclusively to the cxumilultimi i
of water. Those cxnlnlnatlmls have;
are. the best evidence of the furtncl'.‘
value the state would derive from lab;
oratory work In other directions. l
.4...»- -.—......._._4. 5
SCHOONER MARGARETTA BUNK. i
The two-mauled schooner Margaret
ill. laden with steel wire from the New
Haven Rolling Mill. sank in the Soul”.
Wednesday. and one man. William
Valentine. of Port Jefferson, was pen.
7ch In the forccilstlc. and was drown-
ed. A squall struck the schooner and
her cargo shifted to illli' side. (‘np-
luin t). l". Norton and Charles liai-
lork. a Seaman. were rescued by (Eup-
luln .l. C. lllctcnbuck. of Nortbpol'l. |..
I. The Margaretta belonged in Brook-
.E": ._ a\\
Ymmm.
Although we are hav-
ing a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down,
and can oflcr as good
varleiv as earlier.
'Will do your work
when wanted.
fidBMMmu
l0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. l35-2.
PROMPTATTENTION
TO ORDER.
Piumblngand Tinning.
Steam and (his Fittiny
m..—-
STAMFORD RANIIizs
Horace B. Nash,
Goa. N os'ra Mani
asp Wm Swarm.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itllrtltielall diam»
Nature In a renal. suing an recon-
(“outta the exhausted digestive or-
gans. it sthelateetdlleovored digest-
rat and tonic. No other Dropurnhlonil
on a preach “I in efficiency.
Itant y relieves and permanently cures
D pepsin. Indigestion. “Heartburn,
flatulence, Sour Stomach. Nausea.
Sick liesdaehofiutralulaflrampu and
allothermuitsoflmperfeetdigesticn.
mammulw 1mm ”limit" timer":
Hour“ In! If. C. DIIITT’. Am 00.. ¢hlmi|o
George 0. Still-oil. South Norwaii
oped.
03 WALL STRIIT,
NORWALKV.
“'30 1’.» Wall. Nahum
i
been of great value to the stale, illlll l “
.Sea Trips
i
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the food pd aids .
The Mission
Lu). W. Horseman»
. The best breed
.14 andgiway‘rthebest . “
g No chasm.
. I
~ . No uncertainties.
, 5 Every loaf
Vii/V” light
«a li .
- i moot
‘. fl delicious ‘3
’ll '4 ,
l ' —-If you want ;.
‘51.: 1‘
‘le this certainty 7,"
, IV": on baking day .\.
l I. ‘ .l
.i i use only r/'
.4}, IASIIIIIII-illlml’s
“0 ill ll ii I
{lg 0 0 a
. noun ,»
i‘iif/ The finest flour made '\ 7
.li‘. ' Richest in nutriment
I”, ll Most economic-I
l'. '1 Y"°°:'i:.§;:.‘im'..’r" .
i’. 1Vlnllbuwl- -thy Company. 4:.
:iii ll linnupoils. Minn.
Iluil Til
”DIES 00:33:30 as the 0
DB. KING’S
illu- Orown Brand
PENNYIIOYAI. PILLS. /
Immediate relief. no danger. no pain.
or yuan by leading specialllu. Hundred-oi len-
-#ll will convince you ofthelr intrinsic rslul
pymlon Bend ten cents for nipple and
rural-u or by mail at!» 4000:.
Kilifi NEDIGINE 00.4001 I930 BOSTON. MRS.
of two to five days' dun.-
tlou. are offered by the
OLD DOMINION LINE
NORFOLK, VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
RICHMOND. VA.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Steamers sail daily except Sunday
from Pier 20 North River. foot oi
Beach street. New York.
Tickets. including meals and state
room accommodations. $13.00 and up
wards.
For full Information apply to
Old) Dillllil0ll sunburn.
81 Beach Street. New York. N. Y.
H. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
J. J. BROWN. Gen. Pass. Agent
1847. 1899
Plumbing and Steam Heat-
Ina.
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Hearing.
STOVISMA-VND amass.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGEII
The Jones Ii Iletciililss company
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
etc
of Paint
is to preserve as well as beauti-
fy. You can't afford to let your
house. no shabby. it means dc-
cuyed weather boards. broken
mouldings. work for the. carpen-
for. Save money by painting
now. Give. me an opportunity to
sell you the best point made,
THE COLONIAL.
DECKER.
87 Washington 8t. 80. Norwslk.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
ZAND EMBALMER.
98 Washington It,
hosiden«.'9
IoiIllI .Norwnik.
Crescent Tomes.
Telephone at house. In.
BORDA PRESS
95 Washington Street,
South Norwaik.
PRINTING
Of Every Description.
CONRAD BORDA.
Sentinel Building.
j able as a lliilllillt)
j‘ rtaily doesn’t kn
restful and soothing they a
until he tries one A l
‘ (lrcd prc tty dcsignsl“
tiood housekeeper
lilovc these chairs (nuclei
at Milli pliccswfrom $1.98 7.
$15.00.
lIOIlih with such chairs
' these.
"I. J. liliiii ti
. Funeral Directors V 3
"Q and Embnliliers. j
0 72 North Main Street.
a». ore»: 04:04.40»: one: on
mud-W
Daily Freight Lilia
Between '
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALKI
and
NEW YORK.
fl/w‘i * '7‘. / ..
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
.V ULCAN AND EAGLE.
1
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave Soul! V
Norwalk 0 p to Leave New York. ,
Pier 23, Ear-t River. Beekman Street, /
3 p. m.
_u—n—n—o
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
We have iih'ercoming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV‘.
0W roman.
loath Farm.
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N.LNWH&HRR
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 20, 19004 ’ ’ ”"1
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK EON
NEW YORK. ‘
A. iii—12:53:: 4 55:, 5: 45, 6: 15
.45 7:13 7 54x is: 16x. 9: 03!. 9: 35.
50x.10.22x.ii.3i.x 11 40
P. 41“.“ng mix 1217, 2' 251, 3‘ 04.
:2ix.4:07. 6:10x. 5:33, 5: 66:. 0. 052:;
:41, 07.7. 8: 11. 10: 20. ,
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-:12 533:.5 4. 55!. 5:461. 93 05. ‘
P. M. —3: 211:. 5:.35 7: 20. 9: 45.10: 10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH.
NORWALK. l
A. M.~i2:02x. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00. 4'
8:00x. 8:02. 9:00x.9:04.10:02x, 10:04, . .»
11:00x. 11:02. 1 .
M —12:02x 1: 04. 1: 30!. 2. 00:,
6:
9:
do:
3:02x.:3
0:.00x 6:0" 7:,00 8:00x.9..30
suuoavs. __
.4. M.—12:0:lx. 0:00, 7:30, 10:02:."
P. name.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK Fort
new HAVEN. ‘
AM.:—l 11x 1: 20x, 6:- 28, 7. 42, 8. 44,
9: lilx. 10: 02);. 112081. 11:42.
P. M.:——12 olx, 1: 10: 3: 07x.4: 18.5: 27,
6:25. 7059:05ii.0:15.11:15.
.Brldgcport. in addition to above, 9. ~ -
111.. 2:46. 0:04. 7:28. ‘
l .
l
SUNDAVO.
A. M.—i:ilx, 1220:, 7:41, 0:12.
11:08].‘
P. M. -7: 15.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANllJflYo
A. M.-—-Ii: rib, 0:15. 9:53x.
P. M.-lz20. 4:25. 5:10, 5:58. ‘
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK. .
A. M.——ii:00. 7:25.9:38. 11:37. V
P. M.——4:20. 5:30, 6:26.
Sunday trains to Daubiiry. 92209..
m.. 7225 p. in. Leave Danbury, 8:06
a. m.. 0:10 and 9:00 p. In.
An x Indicates express.
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DOI‘1011 House 1
GREGORY'I POINT.
'0th Norwalk.
J. I. IULLIVAN»
Proprietor and Manager.
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Terms reasonable. Infill" hint-V
Ina, fishing. electric our: to him
connecting with all trains on tilt Ni
Y.. N. H. and H. ii.I-'l
UNUUHPAIIID'
asooa reuse cum lanai Mill ’
anon: Dissent.
hummer ii
‘II it ‘lineni ohm
I 070 to “I ll
Olllcel. 430 Mutation.
mushroom. mi.
30x 4. 02x 4: 04:. em 5: 02:. ,
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