It
mention in every home. But
' JI A luxury. My the brush
dementia guaranteoi Anew
you In exchange for an impor-
fect one.
T. B. GRIFFIN. Druflllot.
dill Washington Ba. 80. lion-walk Ct.
' AT crows.
Fancy Jamaica oranges, 20c dos.
Fancy Florida oranges, 25c doz.
Fancy val. navel oranges. 35c doz.
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CROSS CREEK AND HAZLETON
. LEHIOHi'COAL.
Carefully screened and promptly de-
livered. Hay Grain. Straw, Mill-feed,
etc. .I. WALLACE MARVIN.
Res. 2 First Ave. Tel. Call, 135-4.
l
1* l
Linn (iridiusun of Thomas B. Gril-
lin; is improving from his recent Illness.
The Emauoua are meeting. this after—
noon. with Miss Jessie Jennings, of O»
born avenue.
All the oyster openers for the Row-
land Oyster Company returned to work
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wood. of Fifth
avenue. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. lolmer Jones. of Glenbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrison. of New
Britain. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ira (‘.. Empey. of Cove street,
have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Hindley. of
Wilton. attended the service at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. last
night.
Mrs. Sarah H. Ainsley, of Second live
one is visiting relatives in Boston. She
will remain until next Monday, when
she will return home.
H. S. Pierce went to New York. this
morning. to see a friend. Harry (‘.
Raymond. who was injured in the col-
lision, yesterday.
Mrs..L. D. Riley and daughter Nina.
of New Britain. are stopping with
friends in this plaoe. They will start
tomorrow for New York. to be. the
guests of relatives a few days.
Rev. Kenneth McKenzie. of West-
port. interested a large audience at the
special service In the East Avenue
Methodist Church. last night. Rev. L.
W. Holmes. of \Vestport. will preach
this evening.
The sociable that the Patriotic 0r-
der of Americans was to have held at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dunn. in Belts Place. Friday evening
of this week. has been postponed. it
will take place later.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the Advent Christian Church will be
held this evening and directly after the
Loyal Workers will hold Its annual
meeting and election of officers. it is
earnestly requested that every mem—
ber be. present. as business of import»
once is to come up for action.
ROWA YTON.
Mrs. William .I. (‘raw has returned
home from a several \veeks' visit with
friends in Canada. .
The Ladies‘ Aid Society. \\'ilii‘ll
(nests every Wednesday at one of the
church members’ residences hold a
session at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John Plunder. in Crockett are
nus, yesterday afternoon, and In the
evening a ten-cent supper was served.
Later games were enjoyed. Next Well.
neaday the society will meet at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Crockett. of Crockett avenue.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
There In some talk of a new social
club being organised In this place.
John Huggerty‘ who has a touch of
bload poisoning In one foot. remains
about the, same.
James Wood. the Noroton plumber.
ban a large contract to build a soul
farlum at Liberty. N. l'.
Miss Mary E. McCormick has return
ed to New York, whcrc she will re—
sumo her studies in Packer's t‘ommer
cinl Sc I.
Mr. d Mrs. Edward H. Palmec of
New Milford. who have becu visiting
friends In his place for a week. re‘
turned to their home yesterday.
Edward Austin and William I-‘Iom
lag, of this place, were on the South
Norwalk train that was wrecked in
the New York Central tunneL renter
day.
The snow storm of yesterday de-
limited many of tho; haters. After
school they am ' themselves In
sliding down hill: and hauling each
other about the streets. A number of
the older ones more disappointed. how-
ever, u the snow has spoiled the flue
station.
All arrangements, have been con:
plated for the aorta. of three «on
services to be held In the Burton
Methodist Church. beginning next Bun
day. January 1!. An Interesting pro
gram nu boon prepared and the nor-
vleos promise to surpass anything of
a similar nadir-o ever held in the
ch”
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«
Jams Birch-rd to at work on on
oltynndfhthor'n clock. and when it to
completed will be one of tho bond“.
, coo-mundane furniturotht an:
behold mum “I'll-from will be
not. “would! m a
very nimble time also.
on has no.
no soon:
a
mammoth“
1; .v at.
El luau.
‘ filth fill
hum. m
Ir. Birch-
hato‘nn'ihc soc-tut
.ro ocuo‘r runs.
In to Disbelieva the Evidence of Your
Own dunno.
it's South Norwalk proof for South
Norwnlk people.
] It's local endorsation for local readers.
it will stand the most rigid Investiga'
tl’on.
Mrs. Frank Mills, who resides at 43
"I
complaint and an aching back. It in-
terfered with me when engaged in my
household duties and at night when
you expect rest to relieve you, it kept
up the aching. When i read about
lloan's Kidney Pills, led me to think
First avenue, says:
they might help me, and i went to
Plaiatcd's drug store for a box. ’l‘hcy
If 1
ever should have a recurrence I know
what to do."
cured me promptly and quickly.
Price 50
Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo. N.
Y., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the natiiennoan's—and
For sale by all dealers.
cents.
take no other.
- u
day. Rev. Alexander Hamilton con-
ducted the services.
Miss Corn Wheeler ls spending two
weeks with Mrs. E. Church In Norwaik
The Matinee Whist Club met on
Wednesday with Mrs, George A. Store
ges.
Harry Sturgos and Muss Madeline
Sturges have returned from a visit In
Danbury. ‘
Miss Nellie Perry, of Easton. has
spent several days with her mother.
Mrs Sarah Perry.
L YON’S PLAINS.
Mr. and Mrs. David Provost have
returned to their home In New Jersey.
Mrs. Clifford Patcbeon is spending
a week with relatives In Stamford.
The Afternoon Whist Club met at
the home of Mrs, James Coley on Wed»
nesday.
Henry Nichols, who is busy batting
in Danhury. only spends Saturday
nights at home.
The Lyons Plain Whist Club met at
the residence of Charles Johnson on '
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frederick Stillman and son.
who spent several days last week at
L. R. Iloyt's. returned to their home
in Bridgeport, on Saturday. Mr. and
and Mrs. Hoyt accompanied them. and
will remain during this week .
The young people are preparing to
give, by request. “Among the Break-
ers,“ in the church parlo rs. A supper
will be served by the. ladies at the
same time. it will be for the benefit
of Emanuel Church.
WE S TPDR I".
William F. Kirk has a new horse.
Mrs. George W. Gregory. of Sangu-
tuck. is quite ill.
Albert Mills has left
In Bound Brook, N. J.
Frederick W. Wood has been visit-
ing In Brooklyn. N. Y,
Joseph Hill. of Yale has been the
guest of friends in town.
Mrs. Michael Donahue and daughter
Kathleen. have been visiting in Bridge
port.
Marjory Beers of Wright street is
suffering with a severe attack of ton-
silltim
Horatio Mills has entered the em-
ploy of Dr; McFarland at Greens
Farms.
This week at the Westport Methodist
’fburch. will be known as the week of
prayer.
Dr. and Mrs. Morgan. of Derbv.
haxc been meals of Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Stearus.
The installation of ofllccrs of Aspc‘
‘uch lodge. K. of P.. will he held next
Tuesday night.
E. M. may” be In confident thnt
the trolley between Westport and Don-
bury will be built.
John H. Robinson. Jr.. who has been
visiting his, parent; has returned to
his duties In 31.. Louis.
Mrs. Charles B. Lyon. of Bridgeport.
Is a guest of her sin , Mrs. Charlo-
H. Romper. of State not.
The F. F. WbIIt Club will meet Bli-
urdny evening with Ir. Ind Mrs. Wit
Ila 8. Jones. Rinaldo avenue.
Dr. Gnome B. swim has me to
Walter Park. Penn. 3. A. Noah ocean
pulled him as for n Jersey City.
Mn. Edward Marvin and Jane
Marvin. of Bridgeport. have been s~
lung Mr. and In. Joseph solver.
George Dickerson. New York.
who has boon Quite III at the home of
his father, In‘OInat first. In much
Improved.
I
for his home
.fi “ Waterbury.
. (innit dim:
mm,mhmw.m
mmm_ 7 __ “I.
had kidney '
'fimlftynorl.
. use has" rotors ‘
guest of David A. .jlalmou. no» It
President Roosevelt.
Severn onus of grip have appeared
In the household of Charles‘ Largeh-
berg, North Main street. At present
his daughter. Mary . ery ill. Charles.
:31!“ 7 ,5 and ‘WII . we been sick.
i report ascent
kill. mom who died In
lut‘wopk. you. a brother or
i .vot Wcltporl.
learned the tinman'o tradewlth O. I.
and .l. .3 Jones In the building now
occupied by Owen Feeney. in River»
side avenue. . _
Pioneer Hook and lladdor Company
has elected these officers: Foreman.
Edgar H. Perry: first assistant. John
W. Ryan; second assistant. M. J. Mey-
ers; president. Owen Rooney; vice-
presldcnt. Edward Coyle; recording
secretary. Ed .H. Perry; financial sec-
retary. John Gayle; treasurer, T. J.
Kirk.
The meeting of the Westport. Grange
was held last night. and the program
prepared by E. C. Birgc was much one
joycd. There will be instrumental
music and the following program will
follow: Reading. Miss Ophelia C. Tay-
lor; paper. Sanitation. Charles Fable;
questions and discussions; reading.
airs. Joseph Adams; music: The Na-
tional Grange Session of 1901 and Its
Bearing Upon Agriculture. William J.
Wood: reading. Mrs. S. E. Banks; Wa-
ter Supply for Houses Outside of Pub-
lic Water Limits. E. N. Sipperly; ques-
tions and discussions; reading. Mrs.
Willigmb J. Wood; music.
BARBER'S TROUBLE SETTLED.
Fred Austin's Fine of 08 Fold and In-
cident Cloud.
The trouble between Fred Austin
and the Barber‘s Union, relative to
the former not paying‘n fine for con-
ducting a nonunion shop on the Wash
lngton street bridge. when he belongs!
to the union, has been satisfactorily
settled. and Mr. Austin was working
‘at his chair in the barber shop of John
Drescher in North Main street, last
night.
Mr. Drescher stated to a Sentinel
reporter that the line was not 810, as
stated in last night's edition of The
Sentinel, but instead was 38. He stat-
ed that Secretary Rolla Black, of the
Barber's Unlon‘ called at his place of
business, yesterday morning, and tried
to have the matter fixed up.
"No allusion was made whatever to
taking away my union card. if 1 en
gnged Mr. Austin. 1 have not been In
the business for thirty years and not
know that I could not employ Mr. Aul¥
lin until he complied with the demand
of the union."
"No: and i knew that I could not go
to work until i settled the matter."
said Mr. Austin.
SURPRISE ON WAbThR WILOOX.
A surprise party was given to Wal
ter Wilcox by Master Joseph Quitt-
ner. Friday night. Those who were
present were: Masters Joseph Quitt-
ucr. John Murray, Joe Kessler. Eddie
Kuch. William Crage Aime Tarlov.
Harold Lowe. Same Crulire~ Herbert
Lowe and Howard Fields. Misses Ella
Kuch, Sflk'tiiii Quittucr. Blanche Pohl-
man. Clara Hoyt. Edna Brush. France-s
Bernard. and Maude Relay. Master
Walter Wilcox sang some popular
songs. Miss Cecilia and Joe Quittucr
did a fancy cake. walk. Miss Blanche
I’ohlmnn gave a song entitled Hello.
Central, Give Me Heaven. Music was
rendered by Masters Bert Lovve and
Jooeph Quittncr. Refreshments were
served.
HOSE HOSE OFFICERS.
Hope Hose Company has elected
these. officers: Captain. J. W. Duffy;
first lieutenant. James Haguer: second
lieutenant. Edward Duffy: executive
committee. William O'Brien. John
(‘luue James Magnet J. W. Duffy and
J. T. McMahon. Arrangements were
made for a sociable to be given on
Easter Monday at Lockwood's Hail.
The committee appointed to make or»
rangemenio for the affair is composed
of Messrs. Clone, Duffy, (Yorcoran and
Slattery. Aftcr business was transact
ed the members enjoyed refreshments
and a social time.
, SONS 0F TEMPERANCE.
The annual meeting of the district
division of l-‘alriicld county. Son: of
Temperance. will be held with Con-
cord Division In the Gnostic bulldog.
on the afternoon and evenng of next
Monday. flapper will be served dur-
ing the Intormlulon between the ses-
sions. The committee to compound of
Mrs. Emily I. Noodworth. William
Rowe, lflu Brotborton. In. iiouloe
Canbeld and Mrs. James Walsh, and
they are making elaborate prepara-
tioas for the ntfnlr.
mung-V-..”
PIRIMAN TRAflPLID Y0 DEATH.
Anlmnl Knock” Captain Inland
Down. Itornplop On Him.
HRRIDBN. January 9.-Coptntn
James 0. Brnlnord. of Dooiltlo Yin
Truck, m tron-pint to death. thh
morning by m of the dominant
homo. (hunts nutrient m a“
In In horns-lino o lumbar-ohm
preparatory to no excretory I'll. when
one of the «lull roared and knocked
him dove. ohm-rd Ito-m on his
W.m
cheat. Cumin Balm no bun I
man or m n. «m aw: . ‘ .fi'fil‘u‘hh'm
murmudfortmlymm WW
no no hm ( «h w ‘
nonnfiovortbootnto. Fill and m
‘Iwmmmflrown. may“. ,
I
mentor anon QWIIHOII.
“Wélmgar
WWIW. .D. O...whoro he wall» ' '
the claim he ‘nhook bonds with . ~
.rla“ “pg! I l ‘
gigs fér'mer resident of this place. Ho ?
‘.
-
AM ;.u it co“, .
agility are: cit?” on v, ue'highar
than the price naked. L'HOMMEDIEU
altos. am new ‘ , , *
P“ b nlAgsNO . 0:313 Iii!
laur’l too a. D ..
25c; Pills ar‘y'i Oat . .' ilnlroo.‘ so
.; «Pillblm‘lsfl‘iu Wheat. I aux"
. The pianist“ ethane goo u
but the name of Pillsbury la lune-
.Isat guarantee of quality. in. H. MORE
HOUSE. 'Wost avenue. ‘
TH; IUOIIIT FLAG! IN HORWALK
Those days is animals PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY. Sittings from ‘10
a. m; to 3:“ p. in. First qtinilty work.
New design- of mountings. Popular
prices. Sittings Sundays until the tint:
idays, from“) a. in. 1.02:” p. in. ‘
“an-F..—
CAIL OCHAUB’O NEW YEAR.
ner and supper at the IMPERIAL
CAFE. i will lull a. 250«pbltnd pig.
which will be served to all. ‘
W
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Perfocto‘ cigar? it's
a cool. sweet. delightful moire that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very lie-thalacted to
bacco. Try one. Every one «its t om.
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. Eli W“. I”-
ton Street.
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IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR ‘
Good syrup we have It. It's certainly
has and we or‘l ask 16c per quart
for. Loft! 9 c as at 120 pondoun.
Ens them and you. will appreciate film
the price is all right. CONN“).
BECKER. Washington street. South;
Norwnllr. _ “
_._.._g
Loon av FIRE.
When It can be done at no small ,0
cost. why not protect yourselff. ”.10
insures furniture and household goods
Ior $350 for time years against loos by
Ilre or lightning. TAYLOR & BOW
EN. Wuhlntton street, 80. Norwalh,
Mm _
BITTINGO FOR PHOTOOBAP I;
Persons desiring to sit for‘ note
graphs during these winter than”
will find it much to their admin
if they will avoid the late aroma
hours. The light after 3:30 p. in.
uncertaln, even on pleasant days.
though it is possible to malts a nega-
tive at 4 o'clock. (3. 8. NORTH.
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THE IDEAL FLUIH VALVE
ls noiseless. closes with m‘ or water
hammer. Has no tl'nlc Boo It‘ In op-
eration In our display room. HORACE
it. Nash. corner North Main and West
streets. South Norwalii.
“w...”
GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
Our store Is the center of sensible
gifts for the chin. man or woman. We
have nicely framed pictures. free ornn
ments. toys of every description—411m
means mechanical toys. too: dainty
cards. calendars. . Its for the little
tots. In‘ fact everyt In: Imaginable is
hero. H. E .BODWELL. Washington
street. South Norwalx.
my...“
FILL YOUR BIN.
Let us on your coal bin with the best
credo of coal, that will last a little bet-
ter than other grades. and at the some
price—45.75 a ton. Prompt attention.
Courteous treatment. IRVING LOCK-
WOOD o t‘O.. I22 Water Street.
Phone 31-5.
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nor on counter Tina?
Well that watch or clock needs fix-
ing. We repair such and place them
In correct running order at reasonable
charges. Jewelry iobblng is nine our
specialty. H. 8. R000. 80. Main St.
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TROUBLE!) WITH YOUR WASH?
Getting a good. careful washerwo
man Is. we know. one of the difficult
affairs In life. It‘s no trouble to get
us to do your washing. We are always
at the name stand. always randy to call
for washing and to deliver same when
It Is done. No wot-y to you: no run-
ning away with clothing.- afc. We
wash the clothing suit as and return
it. Now. if you let the get this wash
Thursday. Friday or‘ Saturday. to be
delivered Monday m Tuesday. we will
wash a surprisingly large number of
pieces for fifty cents. P‘SCENT
4
LAUNDRY. Wltcr 3L. 80. Norwalk.
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HERE'S THE PLACE
To not your stable supplies It m-
oonnblo prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets. all grades. from n to
$5. Plush lap robes. 32.25 to Cl. All
w'iflud in '1” "0111;?“ m
I ll not I: on
wheels. we all. control ring a
specialty. me If. HT.
filw l‘l’Yl-l 0083'“.
From the but makers in the coun-
.A.HISLOPACO.
‘ml IIIDOI NIH UARKI‘I’.
Finn hlnotor mackerel, 1% to '.
hound- ouch. Blue Point oysters. All
m of to and onion. my all
round clans.
at: you. ~ '
“1
All are Invited to the New.Yoor dln- ‘
.malca, Florida. California Oranges,
- Washington street.
”I
. lid to come and enjoy It. A. D cana-
lit,
' South Nowell drug lion. and John
~A. mm'hlmlhommn. '
‘ It!“ not“ men noloy.
. in at .
't‘h howls uni "x handwr- it-
self In the p p
on manner and combination filler.
it I- made ln I . factory, hym-
parlor workman . is out up either
25 la a. box or 50, this lttbo trade.’ wit
a nun by want. it a CLARK.
our. Main and aWulilbdimI street-map.
Norwallr. . V ; .
. NOW I in; rim:
To think aboth ‘, atlas your Christ.
mas resent. 0n IWIIKIMI’VBIT'M"
fora olarmt . meiotic Ilafound
in the Twin Climb-wholly china of
wary description; lamps. toilet wore.
on pictures. looms , Starlinnznil-
ror‘noveltias thin. woo . 19c. Every-
thing in picture books for. tho . lld‘.
ran can be found here. See the and
10 cent window In a few days, at DA-
.MON’S. Free delivery.
HOLIDAY FRUIT.
We have secured special fruits for
Xmas trade. Vcry nice oranges, Ja-
fancy apples. grapes and now nuts.
EDWIN WILCOX. Washington street.
Booth Norwalk. Phone 14845. -
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OF INTEREST TO MEAT BUYING.
. Our lln handle la vary‘nico indeed.“
‘ault‘i‘dths Igrlmphare very syllable for
It. I on we ave {with no or
chickens. SCHAUB’S MARKIUT
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OUR PICTURE GALLERY.
For laturdny' only we will give up
our entire carpet department to dis
play medallions and other pictures.
many of them being copies of famous
works of'nrt. You are oordiall lnvit~
Mann son. 34 Washln on street.
distribution/silt. Kt
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_ SMOKERI’ DELIGHT
are a good drawing Cigar and pipe.
We are especially for. Xmas trade.
you OLDENSL-.LAGER, Washlng—
ton street. So. Norwoik.
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THE Id. NORWALK TRUST CO.
Can assist you with our dunnclal bus-
lnon, no matter w at its character.
Our facilities for handling the general
banking business cannot be excelled.
or savings department pays the high.
not rate of interest on deposits. Trusts
of-‘all'kinds receive the careful atten-
tion of our owners and attorneys. If
you desire to purchase stocks or bonds.
Or send drafts to any part of Europe.
is out serve you.
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CHOCOLATE SON SONS. 28: LB.
Thole candles are actually sold at a
much higher price. The price In cut
for this week only. OWEN'B. North
Main street.
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ORANGESI' ORANOESI
We call your attention to Florida
Oranges—~good ones, too. root aunt-ed.
The lot we have are running excep-
tionally nice. CENTRAL FOOD CO} -
PANY. Washington Strect, South
Nor-walk. Phone 130.
8. I. MILLS‘S ASSORTMENT.
0f fancy pillow tops and stamped Iln-
ens most complete In the city. Our
81.00 giace and mocha kid gloves are
the best made and warranted. Import-
ers' sample line. embroidered handker.
chiefs. Orer 200 styles, way under
price. Largo line golf gloves. mittens
and Onyx hosiery at attractive prices.
00 YOU NEED NEW GLOVES?
Then you will surely be Interested
In this ad. Driving gloves. will flaring
wrist, fur tops, otherwise buck skin, It
81 per pair. A very good leather glove
at 35c. See it to appreciate. Child-
ren‘s hills. Idc. D. GOTTLIEB. North
Main street. South Norwalk.
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THE MISBES DAWSON
Would just mention a few items among
their stock suitable for gifts: Hund-
kerchlefs. gloves. hose. muslin under-
wear. neckwenr. comb and brush sell.
hat. bonnet and clothes brushes, bric-
a-bruc. pictures and books.
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Even a hungry sailor will worn a
bigbt of rope.
A DEEP MISI‘ERV.
It is a mystery why women endure
Backache. Headache. Nervousnou,
Sleeplosnnm, Melancholy. Painting
and Him Spell- when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitten will Quick.
ly cure ouch troubles. "I for
years with kidney trouble. writ“ In.
Phebe Cheri". of Pm. .
a lame buck pained no so [could
limo myself. but Iloctrlc Bitten
wholly cured Inc. and. although 73
your. old, I now an: able folio III 1
housework." It overcom- Con-lg;
lion. Improves Appetite. giro- perfect
health. Only to. It 1'. H. WI
W
In vocalist that the
c..—
Norwolks. Alisha-in em .
produced the
at
Notice ls hereby given that tho Boa
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk. .w {I
meet at their office. Downloads bloc ,
on Monday. January 6th. 1902. from ‘2 to
a p. 0).; Wetland” creams. lithium
8th. 7 to 9; Saturday} lith. 2 to
A p. 111.; Mandammh 2‘ mill. puns
Wednesday. 15th. Ira
day. 18th. 7 to emit iii; Mantis Jiltb.
2 to «t p. in. further: rpooe‘nf eating
and determinlnz any and all appeals
made to them from the do of the
assessors on the list at will. , Will
also most with the assessors as a joint
board. Monday. January 20th, at 4 p.
111-. for the purposeiof llbn‘tins the polls
of sick and disabled persons: . ’
Norwaik. Conn. ‘Dmenibor 17. 1901.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
JAMESSUTHERLAND.
CHAflLfls 4 BELL.
rd of Relief.
christian
CULY.
Our Warranted.
POCKET AND TABLE
CUTLERY
bClSSQdS
SHEARS
CARVERS
RAZORS -
BUTCHER AND KITCHEN
kNIVES
Are strictly first class.
Your monev back it found de-
tective in any way.
Comstock,
Watkins
Gt Dow,
IIZ WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone “3-6.
Hichesi Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds
pipingstcnrn and water fittings, atom
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals,
rubber. feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 l 15 Raymond St
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
Open 7 n. m. to 6 p. m. Closed Sat
nrdnys.
Residence fill Spring street.
Telephone Call. 1564.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
Gill NATIONAL Bill
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. ”00.00000
lamina.
“00.00000
arbor Profits. 300.000.00
DIRECTOR“
m a. ram- Hub Icy-our
Wills...
John H.
Josiah I. Irvin mum
J. Voila-o um
luau-u Wt .
I
i ‘p. msr Baum ‘ "
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