ore cordial than you will 11.11.1111.
every time you call.
‘1‘. B, GRIFFIN Bragging
\laslliiigtonS .
Herbert dorham. of
Vila! has been visiting in New York,
Lilia! Katherine Thomas. of Henry
. errant. has been spending a few days in
Dunbar-y
Mrs. G. H. King. of Osborn avenue.
bits returned home from her visit on
140113 island.
_ 11111111111411.1111-1111-11 Singerwald.
t avenue. are home from :1 visit
1 1161011111
Mi 9 Mamie 'I‘orpey, 0111141112le via-
itlnit‘ oruunt. it'll-.5111. 11:10:11.0an-
borne avenue. 1
7111.111 Florenm llauea, of Noroton. is
theatres. of Miss bottle Host-110011.01
81m 1111; lace.
Milli 11111 1.011: Hosegood of Seaside
Pla3ep‘,.ln visiting her cousin. Miss lloso
lkll iott‘of titamfurd.
Mira Mildred, 8111,1119th of Riverside
- avenue. has been the guest of Mr and
‘ Mrs. Marcellus Green. of Wilton.
Mrs. J. (,‘1. H1111 kins of Seaside place
has returned home from isiip. l.. l.,
where she has been attending her sin
3 ter. who is acriouslv all k.
1111.:3. 17;. O 81111111.,Mlss Vivian Smith
and Mrs.- Frank (.111 rim of Pater.son
has been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bennett, of 81.101111 111' enuc.
lifford Hint-.01 Gregorv ltoulev,11rd
y'as taken 111-1111111111ill.’l‘banksglving'
day morning, of hemorrhages and his
condition was considered v1'r1 serious
Tolduv be In somewhat improved.
Jveiett tiorham. who has been
livliiir for some time in Katonah.N
12113011 0-.1'1111'. and Mrs. Edward ...
Pork Roast 121:.
Prime Rib Roast 121 to 14c
ill. the
East Ave. Market.
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Today is the Opening
Day of Noah’s Ark
0111' great Holiday Bazaar. The
collection of Christmas things is
larger than ever before.
Dolls. Games. Toys. Books, Fancy
China. Tobacco Jars. Smokers‘
Sets, Albums. Toilet Sets, Trav-
eling Sets. Shaving Sets. Work
Boxes. Hobby Horses. Doll
Carriages. Shoo Fly Horses.
Wagons, Engines. Automobiles,
Trolley Cars. Hook and Lad-
ders. everything to gladden the
hearts of the old and young.
Prices reasonable.
OUR HANDKERCHIEF
DISPLAY
is on a larger scale than ever.
'i‘housands of dozens of pretty
handkerchicis are here. the lace
trimmed. cmlu‘oidercd. Swiss.
licmstitchcd. initial silk. and linen.
Mullicrs for the. neck for men and
women. .\ll desirable kinds for
Xmas gifts.
The Dry tioods are not neglect-
ed (luringr ihc holiday rush. This
past month of mild \rcathcr brings
1 many bargains which are going to
be talked of from day to day. as.
the winter wcathcr ll:l.\ not shown
itscll in carucst 311'1. and there's
lots of things to buy for the cold
weather which 11 c'i'c sure to 1:1'1
sooner or latcr. licttcr prepare
yourself now, whilc the low prices
prevail.
WOMEN'S jACKETS.
A heavy kcrscy cloth jacket .col-
ors. brown. nary and black. lined
with Skinner's satin. price $6.48
and $111.01) a coat.
WOMEN'S FLANNEL
WAISTS.
All good colors, and stylishly
made, three special prices. $1.
$1.50 and $2.51). real value a third
inolc.
Don t lorg't to tell the children
about \oah s .\1'k l’ost Olliec
Opening todav. and the request of
Santa (l nus to write carl1'.Last
\'1nas 111' registered 2....10 letters,
this war we expect even more.
lunch child will 111111 1' a present
through the mail if name and ad-
dress is carefully written in the
letter. \\1' would also any that
no letter goes outside oi our office.
and the names of the writers are
known only to Santa Claus.
A SPECIAL SALE OF DOLLS.’
On :1 center t'able uear the door
:1' large imported French Doll-
head 01 IliSque. limbs jointed fine
Emilio nigsmii‘glit. medium and
(1113311. price (1)1..a1'cgiilar dollar
0 1
williul'e;
1113111171119. .1 ‘ ‘ .
A35Mural; 11.011111”)! fiiuiikm' en3t313rtainetd aha
an 5 ‘rl 11' even us, 11 er
home. with.“ Place. , 11
Man v11, Sylvestni' liliw
111111311. 11 'en sonata 01 Ga
Will am & (why, of Koysei" two do.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Walsh entertain-
ed blonds; at "11111011910111! to;
Thursday o'vt-inhix. "i‘he. ghostii in: ad
ad Mrs. Edith M. Alston, M11111 Carrie
(1. Morgan Newark; 1’, 11‘ 11‘.,Mnstorson
:
Elnfldtou' 11.11. Barbour. New 1'0 l‘lti‘
Mr and Mrs. W. 3.l. Hamilton..qu
“11111.. Nellie Rancher entertained a
few friends at a musical at her homo.
inst. cranium, Piano solos wcio ren-
derod by Mrs. Oscar l’artriek and Miss
Florpnee Welch; violin union by ii’ll
lium Poy'vez: vocal solos by Mrs. 8.1!.
Welsh. and Miss thine-1101'. A collation
was served.
There was a family reunion at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. .i. s. Randall,
Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Randall. oi Freepmt. 1.. 1.: Mr. and
Mrs. A. N Paddock, of Springfield.
and Mr. and Mrs. M. l). Randall of
Riveruido avenue, and their families,
were present.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Bowen entertain-
ed a few friends at their home in St
John avenue, Thursday night. Those
present were. Rev. and Mrs. John .1.
Font-it atid family, Mr. and Mrs. 17311
ward Godfrey. 1111'. and Mrs. William
1’0va and Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Fargo
son and family.
There will be. divine service in St.
Paul‘s Episcopal Mission. corner .1111
Zundt and Osborn avenue. Sunday eve-
111111: at, 7:30 o‘clock, and the. 1101'.
Charles '1‘. (‘10(.‘l'.l‘. of New York. will
otiicinte. A large, congregation should
ho present. for loose. his own words of
last Sunday evening. all are honestly
and affectionately invited.
The Misses Eva and Leila Ilowou.
of St. John uremic. entertained a party
of their friends. last night. The eve-
ning was spent with vocal and instru-
. mental music. and 11 tempting collation.
which 111111 sen ed during the evening.
' The sheath, net 0 Misses Bertha Ileard.
Lillian St. .lohn,(11'nce Whittaker 1.11-
‘ llan Whittaker and Mrs Smith Fergu-
son. Messrs. 'Jrneat and Harry Rey-
nolds. George lughatu. Myron Osborne.
Albert Wright and Howard Benedict.
Assistant Bridgetender Jenn has
. proved the handlest and most faithful
deck band which John Cole has had in
his employ since he took possession of
the draw and bachelor's hall. At the
signal of lowering the balloon. .lenn
potpols up and down the bridge. for all
he is worth. yelling t0 the drivers of
vehicles first. at one end and then at
the other. to keep back. When the ma-
chiuery is set at work Jenn goes the
opposite way of the machinery to see
that. everything is working all right.
110 works for nothing but his beard and
lodging. and is none other than the lit-
tle fox terrier.
E. E. Got-ham.
East Norwalk. Conn.
soils the paint that wears twice as
long as lead and oil—Devon load and
zinc. 'sround by machinery.
R0 WA Y TON.
Miss Anita Sowarhy. of New York.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Stanley
Mills.
'\ daughter was born last night to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 11. Themes. of
Main street.
Mrs, Kate 'l‘houles.
who has been quite ill.
around again.
James Gilbert. of North avenue. is
entertaining his mother and nephew
from Ridgefield.
Constable Edward J. l.nd1'l1:nu is re
pairing the village streets with 11 cm
load of crushed stone.
Tramps continue to nightly maki- n
of Main street.
is able to he
lodging in one. of Mood Ih'others‘ v11
cant houses in Cross street.
A harbor named Govern will soon
open the shop on Main street. formerly
occupied by Valentine Henry.
11. ll. Taylor. of the West Side. lit]!-
been appointed second oyster commis-
sioner by the Darlen selectineu.
Mrs. I-‘rank Tbcnll. of Maple ilit'll.i-‘
returned home yesterday. from a visit
with relatives in Port Chester. .\'. \'
The I'Ipwm'ih [marine and Christian
Endeavor 11'1ll unite in 71 meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday
evening at 11 o‘clock.
'l‘lu' llcv. llavid "l‘uylor. \. .11.. of
New York city, will occupy the pulpit
of the Baptist Church. both mornlni:
and evening. Sunday.
ilai'tlcti‘s Pharmacy is being improvv
ed by the addition of a piazza and up-
per balcony on the. east and north
sides and a new chimney.
The Baptist Church was filled.
Thursday evening. at the union meet,-
iuig. The sermon by Rev. llavid 'i‘ny-
lor. of Brooklyn was interesting and
helpful.
Miss P‘lorine 11. Smith. who tormerly
taught in the Rownyton public school
but now has a lucrative position in
n Matteawnn. N. 1.. school. is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Godfrey. 1.!
Main Hll“"‘l.
Advertised letters at the Iiowuyton
post-other. llocelnhor l. 1900: Wil
iiam Spitzc. Thomas lirennon. Misses
hickenburger. care of it‘esshunner.
Mrs. Mary Jones. Mr. Arthur G. Krom:
George 11'. Bryan. postmaster.
A reunion of the ilovt family was
held Thanks lying (1111' at the real-
dence. of Willem Hoyt Among the
guests were Dr. and 11111. intonation
of Katonnh: (‘aptain and ill r11 Dexter
K. 00111. of Northport: Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen D. i’ardee. Miss Emma lioyt
and John '1‘. Hoyt.
Stephen Minor. accompanied by two
ladies. while drivinx Avery Garitson'a
horse to South Norwnlk. Tuesday.
narrowly escaped a serious accident.
The horses became frightened near the
power house oi the trolley company
and became entangled under the
shaft. but were united without dam-
age
Frmlerltk Biliard of Church street
has several priuss. won by his buff
Plymouth Rocks. of. the. Torrinuton
Poultry Show. which ended last night.
in their class Mr. Billnrd'n stock took
first and third prises; also two special
prizes. one for the bust. female and the
other for the heat colored bird.
"What sources of Advantage to
Christa Kingdom Have Been Dorri-
opad During the Nineteenth Century."
will he the topic considered by the
worth fame. of the Methodist.
Clinr‘eii. tomorrow evening. The
speakers of the evening will be
0111111111 W. Dell
111 nun. 1111,11
and John 811mm.
3p .
al.1111111,“...
day night. The meeting boxinn at i
mybody is mutually ‘
”light. ,In honor
of the slit centh 11' nivbrsai"? of her
.\
largo 'nurhher of her friend» were pres
ent. Refreshments were served.
Those present report an excellent time.
The muslin! eommltttee for the
clot tmna entertainment of the Maine
flint unday school. metal the residence
(it James E. 3111...... In Maple avenue
for the entertainment. he commit
tee is composed of A1 rod Crockett.
Mrs Frederick lilllari. Miss' Lillian
Crockett. Edwin l.. Stevens 1111113-Wll
llam Clark.
...—......—
11.311111111111710 mo r0117.
\1'il1ui' Bands lllbbins is suffering
from an attack of whooping cough.
The lcaehcis of tho Congregational
Sunday s'ehool met at tho parsonage
last night.
The Snudav s1 hool of St.1.uke's
Episcopal Church. Norman, in being
7 e organized.
llir.a Lansing filillspangh, of Newark.
1vnsihe. guest of lift-.11 Raffei'ti of' Dar-
ten. Wednesdav
losopli Harper. of Hrockton. Mast-1..
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1'. 11. P001111,
of Center 11111701.
Mr. and Mrs.l~‘.amu1.'l Silliman enter-
tained friends from South Norwalk.
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss .lulla Clock. of New York. is via.
ltlng her mother. Mrs. lanne Clock,
Main street.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. 0. (T. Ilowen are, in New
York. visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Charles linyes.
Charles Vlinlline 111111 11111111 .Icsslc St.
John have been suffering from neural-
gia this week.
Miss Nellie] leoual'd has retnrntd to
her home in Norotou from a pleasant
visit. with Westport friends.
.111 entertainment at the Soldiers
Home Was given last Thursday night
by the scholars of the Newton public
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis S. Avery, Char-
les Keeler and Jack French have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. llnnl‘ord Avery.
New Canaan.
Mina Insult: St. John. “has Etta
'looker and Miss Maud Van Dine spout
Thanksgiving with 1111's Gilbert 11inch.
111 illenhrook.
The Dorian football team defeated
the Tuxedo eleven. of Stamford.
Thanksgiving day. by a score ogflfteon
to 11011111113.
3 liar. and Mrs. C.
.1. “’iilson. [11111011.
and Mr. and Mrs. M. (3. Wald. North
Stamford. spent ’l‘hanksizivinu with'
Mr. \Vlllson's mother. 1.01113; Itiduc.
Patrick llilworth. who has for two
rears been driver for the Ring's F1111
Coal Company. sails for lrelaiid. Silt
nrr’lay. to mnke that his future home.
Gerard Yohnuien /.\11|l101:1.'(l five
years, seven months and sixteen days.
son of l't'll'l‘ 7.117111. of (llenhrooii. died
Thanksgiving day. after a brief illness.
The (Ilihevt Browcr place. adjoining
Johu Riley's farm. Collender l'oin.
road. has been sold to Mr. Nicholson.
who will rebuild the house burned a
few years ago.
A letter received from Stephen Hall.
from lndian River. .\ilch.. by James
Pooloy. says Mr. Hall lately made one
of a hunting party. near his home. and
secured big game.
Mrs. H. t‘. Mend i-‘oss t'llll’l‘illlllt‘ti
friends from New York and inlings.
Thanksgiving. Among them 11'1'1'11 Mr.
and hire. llidwu'll. lim‘r)‘ Swnpe. the
artist. Mrs. W. .l. Merwln and Mrs.
Samuel Mead. of I-lustis. Fin.
Misses Currie and Harriet Foss have
taken pleasant apartments in He
teeuth street. New York, for lllt' win-
ter. and will leave Darlen December 1.
Mrs. Porn: and her son, .1, (l. Foss. win
remain in llarir-n until later in illf‘ win.
ter.
.lohn Willson. of Brooklyn. intended
to visit his brother. Iiev. ti. A. \Villnou.
this week. but he turned In the wrong
gntoaay. entered the wrong house. and
walked into the wrong sitting room.
to his great embarrassment. and the
amusement of those who were not his
"kill folks."
The recent surprise party Elven Rev.
C. A. Willnon by hilt former parish-
ioners of Hunting Ridge. was a very
pleasant affair. Frank lirinkerholi
brought the party from the RIGHT! wnh
fleet steeds. and after a metal evening
refreshments. 0112. the company do
parted near midnight. .tmong 1110.21-
prescnt were Mr. and Mrs. Lanridsen
Mr. and Mrs. Crissy. Miss .Iounie (iii
lord and Miss Sadie Walker.
'I‘wo weddings in which llarlen
young people were interested tool:
place. last Wednesday night. t‘lar
once E. Croioot. proprietor of the mar-
ket in Annten‘s block. and Miss Rebec-
cn Brown. of New Canaan, wove mm»
vied at the Methodist Protestant par-
sonage in Stamford. Mr. and Mrs
Crofool returned to linricn after the
ceremony. and are boarding with Mr.
and Mrs. \Vlllis S. Avery. of Main.
street. until the apartments in ...rs.
lioni'y Tristram‘s residence are ready
for 11111111. Miss Fannie Hates. daugh-
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 'l‘. Halt-11.111111
Melville .1. lkm'uos. of the contracting
firm of llntes N; Donut-s. were united
in marriage at the home of the bride in
V.rneie street.
CRINBUR Y.
F. P. ttlark is in Massachusetts on 11
shooting and pleasure trip.
‘Willlam Faber. of Brooklyn.
Thanksgiving at his farm lidro.
W. TI. Sherwood and wife entertain-
ed the Sherwood family on Thursday.
Frank Gregory and family and Mrs.
Minnie Gregory spent Thanksgiving in
Weston.
Miss Stella Raymond. of Port Che..-
tei'. ls visiting her grandparents. Mr.
anera. 1.. l’. l-‘iiluw.
Clarion E. Gregory and wife entur~
talnod a large company of relatives at
a Thanksgiving dinner.
E. 1.. Gregory and wife. 11111 their
’l‘linnkavlvlng dinner at ilrondviow
Farm. Chestnut Hill.
'DOBBS TO MEET IUROE.
CHICAGO. December 1-a special
to the Record from Nashville. Tenn"
says: 1
Bobby 011st has received an. offer
oi 1:1..000 from the National Sporting
gab. of London. to meet Dick nurse.
0 will accept
spent
Milli 1.
11111110115 was postponed from last Elan»-
birthday. Games and other pastimes 3
' were ludiilued in up to a bite hour.
last night, to select appropriate music '
Vaina lit-innit- 11111 11111111111111 in 1'19013111'1
Norwalii, Willl'tihow You How.
banning the bank won't euro back-
ache. 3
A liulmout may
3cu1'o.' '
Backbone compufifrom the Inside.
from 11... 1111111111.; '
Donn's Kidney 3
They euro sick
Ilore is South Bibrwnik proof that
this is so: '
Mr. Thomas Wood, who reuldcs on
liill street. 71 carpenter by trade and
an employee at Areh‘s hat. factory.
says: "For three years my kidneys
troubled mo 11 great deal. When i
1 straightened up I had severe pain in
the small of my back. From time to
time I had muscular rheumatism and
it became so lrksome both at my work
and when off duty that I felt; It high
time to check it before it became more
serious. I not Dunn‘s Kidney Pills. at
Plaiatod's Pharmacy. 1 had 110 back-
ache and the soreness in my muscles
did not trouble me after
pills."
For sale! by all dealers.
I‘t'llovo. but can't
111 not inside.
taking the
l'l'ioe 5t)
l-‘oater-Milhnrn 00.. But-
sole agents for the L'nlted
cents a boy.
falo, N. 1'.,
States.
take no other.
'lhe Fair Cloak" Store.
Readu- Made
Ladies Garments
for
Thanksgiving
01111110.
There is always something wanted in
a HURRY for completing the prcpnra
tion for attending that Thanksgiving
festival.
A waist-11 jacket-11 skirtwa cape
or something of this sort.
Just step for run) into our store—-
as hurriedly as you will—-we‘ll keep
llttt‘t' with you.
3.l1\(,‘1lx' ITS-~11 nice blue meltou, 7:001]
trimmings. 11.-n worth 113.011. 1.7111 1..
the price we have marked.
Now this one hi..he11vy satin lined.
reVers silk faced. stitched. Would fei'l
satisfied should we ask Sll instead of
$8.98.
This is better quality. In of kerscy,
ctuttor or black-«some silk. others rei-
1'et fnr'lng-v-iinrlnn collars. \‘nltteu $13
to $111.; 0111' Driver. 59.08 to M01111.
CAPES--A very. satisfactory. eom~
fortnhle gm'mnntwldouble friend-«the
some as at Sfllt‘~—lllltll after Thanks-
giving. 82.79; a bargain at $1,511.
SKIRTS—~ltailiy day. 81.10 to 80.10:
values 8:! to $9.00. There are twenty
styles of skirts.
\V.\lt~‘-TS—-600 flannel waists. :10 dif-
ferent styles—your choice surely
here. 0111'. to 3.3.0". You know silk
waists are our 71.71 vinlly. so expect
specials in these.
I‘E’i‘TlCt)ATS~-~Well you must see
these to appreciate the values at then
prices.
Don't forget 111' 111'“ furs»tl11-
you will take pride, in wearing.
is
him:
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Leiserson Brothers. 3
68 Wasnlnafon Sr.
.\ at‘Vt‘I’L‘ cold. unless checkcd.
oitiuics results in Pneumonia
This can be prevented. Acctou
will break tip a cold in one night.
cure»; the Grip. and prevents Pneu-
monia. 3 powders will suilicc.
Headache and Neuralgia are re
iicvcd quickly. safely and surely.
.\‘ccton. 1351'. a box. at your drug-
gists.
Act-ton Medical (To.
Mystic. Conn.
$0111; 117110111
1- TI“ 3".
Brazilian
Ito, tic. title 013310311
13333513133301
MAISTED'I
Reinembur the nnme~lhmu's~1nnd '
53 WALL BTREET.
though them 11.... n time when part of
the crew would have contributed half
their 1171711711 in get rid of It. When the
ship started from Manila. dysentery
and malaria had taken hold of every
11'.11ile member of the 1'1'.ow and tho
onpthin. C. 9‘. (Juan. of aninonth. died
Then the sailors begun to look about
for the Jonah. and 11.11111 upon a little
mongoose Six sailors, with irons
heated in the galley stove. attempted
on tho evenini.r of June ..0. to drive the
‘nnimal into the sen luvery one of the
1111: was bitten and than the 11101311700111!”
11:11 apod, From the. moment llll'. ,v were
bitten the sailors began to improve in
health, and soon they were entirely
welt. Later they learned from two
Filipinos on board. that the mongoose
"Blankets
l 1
inhabits marshy ground. 111111 is proof.3
against malaria. and swamp fevers}
Its him. in turn. they were informed
had inoculated the sailors.
ov'cicoine the 111'spnh-ry.and none in‘
their svslclni-l. Mountain's oil is highly
valued in the Philippines as a cure for
swamp rhoumatlsm.-l{nnaus City
Star. : '1 ' ' .
1.10118 1717.11.11.11.
PElillYillliALM 11113.,
{pineal-to "lint. M do“ 110111911
1 mlallm. Hand-~10 of toll»
final-in. A iridium“ a time you ohm u inn-1min vain
rm 1" nun-n Inn-1.5.11.1 trn mm In! "mph! and
but?! Ml than of. or by mail Mil”! II
Milli MINNIE 60.. In on Mill". IA“.
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P0011 Beliefs Phasical
Power.
Low Prices Save
Phasical Power.
[l.c>.~ labor to pay your groin-1'31"
hills]
ilest iiigln (Truman-r1 lintlcr. 231- lb.
l‘urv- hard. 101'. lb.
(Bold liltsi.
Illh. pkg. .lr-nkius' Buckwheat. We.
:1 pkgs. None Such Mince Meal, 251'.
‘ Solid I'ueked 11111171101911, 5.- can.
Milk (Frat-hers, ‘J lbs. 151'.
Soda Cl'llcliul's. 31' lb.
(linger Snaps, 51' lb.
..w.”
A. STULL,
Si l‘U'l‘Til‘l'Z H'FINI'E.
EAST NOllWAl. l\.
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and had i
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Although we are hav-
mg a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down,
and can offer as good.
varietv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
S-"Sorham.
ill FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwaik. .
Tel I35- 2.
‘Ul‘Ylliukf
WHAT WE HAVE To
BE THANKFUL FOR
during tlu- ’l‘hanksuivinn season in the
blessing of health if we poasota it. '1 111-
free use of ”just fine" fruit is the
greatest prekervcr 71nd prompt-'1 or
health known Fruits of all kinds in
neuron 1:111 be bad at (111101"1‘17»
Baskets of assorted fruits arranged for
gifts. the dinner table or sick room.
G. GH'IOTTO,
NORWAL'K.
1.1.1....“
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TO ORDER..
man—Jun..."
' Plumbing‘a'nd Tinning
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as soft as new, by
washing them in
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GOLD DUST
Washind Powder
Short
"S‘ea Trips
of two to five days' duh:
tiou, are offered by tho
OLD DOMINION LINE
NORFOLK. VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
RICHMOND. VA'.
WASHINGTON I). C
Steamers snll daily except Sunday
from Pier 26 North River. foot of
Beach street, New Yprk.
Tickets, including meals and state
room accommodations, 51? .00 and up
wards.
For full information apply in
OLD DOIIIIOll S'l'llillSllll’ Cl).
81 Beach Street, New York, N. Y
H. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
' ' 1131i
Plumbing and Slum Heat-
inn.
(for Water Heating.
Hot Air Hoaffnh.
srovna 111170 1111101117.
111.1711 AND rm 110091110.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANOEOf
1111: Jones 8 llatohilss Camry
1'1 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Gas ctr
A Good workman
“Ill 7:110 plolnpi attention to
your plulubiuu. it you Int 11-'
know your wants in that line.
11c cmploy skilled and cure»
in] assistants and the best or
materials. t‘ali us up at any
time and you'll have ren.ou to
be clad you did so.
Phone 137- 3.
Charles E. Clapham.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk.
Prompt as Usual.
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111171. licucl :11 Life insurance
ompany. of Hartford. Conn.
Proofs of death were received
November 7th.. and payment in
full made November ()th. This is
insui'aucc that insures.
P. H. FIELD, Gen. Agent.
South Norwalk. goon.
~10. W. RAYMONbi—
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
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announced.
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3. 11nd qilallti lliizli cost furniture
9 111 the in im- of medium grades.
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at hens than others ask fut"
cheap furniture. .1 magnificent.
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makes. side 0111 iii. Extension
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to look at our line «luring this
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5-1 and Iimlralmers.
b 12 North Main Street.
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Daily Freight 1.11103
WOW-“C $.2022230-
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Propellers ' 1.;
CITY OF NORWALK,
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Norwalk (5 u 711 Leave New York, .
Pier 23, East Iliver Beekmnn Strong.
To Suit Everybody
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W11 have them coming by "
the oar-load every
few days.
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TIME TABLE.
in effect May 20, 1900. ”I
LEAVE sourH NORWALK F01!
NEW YORK. .
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LEAVE NEW YORK FOR oouTH
NORWALK. ‘
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SUNDAYS. '
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NEW HAVEN.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DAN-U Y.
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An 1 indicate! our!“ ‘ ,
7:51, 9:18,“
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