The kind that's got leaf and Iron In
it, full pint bottle, 65‘. Empty bottles
redeemed at 51: each.
'1'. B. GRIFFIN, Druggltt.
Bo; Norwalitm Ct
205 Washington Ifltu
“ warmth
uaonm cor. um.
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AT BTULL'B.
Fancy Jamaica oranges,
Fancy Florida oranges,
Fancy cal. navel oranges,
2th: (1112.
25c doz.
35c doz
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.iohn W. Beatty spent yesterday in
New York.
Mrs. Ufford Hips. 01' Gregory Boulev
vard. is ill.
Mrs. William deed is sick at her
home in Thin. avenue.
Mrs. Charles Dana. formerly of this
, place, is quite ill at her home in Wil~
tun.
Mrs. Jesse (i, Seaman is confined '10
the house in Cottage. avenue. with ill~
“(‘88.
Miss Elsie Wicke is sick at her
home in Third avenue with an attack
of grip.
There is a case of typhoid fever on
the Washington street bridge but the
case is mild.
Mrs. li'eue Sherwood. of
Beach, was visiting friends
place yesterday.
The quarantine was lifted yesterday
from the house of Alice Howe, who
had scarlet fever.
Annie Rooney. of Van 7.1m... aveni.‘.-,
is getting along nicely, from the bite
of the dog last Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Jarvis, of
Bridgeport. who have been visiting
friends in this place and Norwnlk, re?
turned to their home yesterday.
The ice is a little too thin yet. for
skating and several of the boys were
playing hockey in Van Zaiidt avenue
this morning. Children were skating
on the smaller ponds.
There will be no class meeting in
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Tuesday night. The members wu.
attend the union class meetingiin the
Norwalk Methodist Church instead.
There will be evening prayer and
sermon as usual. at Christ Church.
corner Van Zaiidt avenue. tomorrow
evening at 7: 30. and the Rev. Charles
'I‘ Coerr will preach. All are cordial-
ly invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Betsy Davis
will take place from the residence of
Mr. and Mrs James L'iiommedieu in
Seaside Place. 1\. ondav afternoon at;
o‘:clork liev J. J. l‘OllSt will conduct
the services.
A pleasant evening was spent at the.
home of Miss Katie Smith, ”1'7 Maple
avenue, last evening. Piano playing
singing and games were the features of
the evening until supper was announc-
ed and a fine collation was enjoy ed by
all those present The guests weie
Misses Ida Tichcnor. Ida Hosegood.
Bella Roe, Maude flinch Margaretta
Brennan. Jennie Wilson. Grace and
Katie Smith and the Messrs. Joseph
Purcell, Charlie i-losegood. Charlie
Utzinaer, Lyman Hoyt. Raymond Deck
cr. Willie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. Soby
and Mr. and Mrs. ilritto and son Fred-
die. The guests departed in the small
hours of the morning.
John Henry Cole and Miss Nellie
Ir). I'm-trick were married last evening
at the formcr‘s home on the Wasliins
ton street bridgc. by Rev, J. W. Davis.
of the Advent Christian Church in Van
Zaudi avenue." Mr. and Mrs. Richard
llland acted as best man and brides-
maid. Those present at the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Bland. 'ifrs. \v’ii-
liani Bartlett, Miss Helen Bartlett and
Mrs. M. S. Partrick. A collation was
served after the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Cole commenced keeping house.
this morning. Mr. Cole has been
bridge tender for a great. many years
and has always served the town faith-
fully. 'I‘he. bride was the recipient of
many useful presents.
The Social Society. of the East
Avenue Methodist Church gave a
"(liiess What" soelal at the residence
of Miss ()rlih Mai King in South (is-
boi'u avenue last evening. Miss Cecil
Osborn. who is at the head of the so-
cial department. deserves considerable
credit. ulOIIK with her committee, for
urramzing such a successful affair. '1 lie.
following musical program was ren-
dered :
l‘illlif) solo.
Miss Anna Worden.
lluot—u-Scc the Pale Moon.
Carrie and Nina Carpenter.
Cornet solo—~l’11lms.
I‘l‘red Scaffold.
..clone
in this
Song,
(Earl and Harry llipson.
Harmonica.
Ernest Reynolds.
Piano solo,
Walter Aiken.
After 1th came the "Guess What"
social. each one silencing what the
different characters represented. it
proved to he very interesting. Mrs.
('baileu Seymour, of Henry street.
mieased evcry number correctly and
won the first prize. 11 box of choice.
randy. Durwell Du received the con-
solation prise. (Moving In the pro
train. 111. the conclusion of which Ice
cream and cake was served:
Idtlic- lioy Blue . . .. Norman Seymour
Jingle Bells
Myron Unborn. Frank Ferguson
1.11111 Rose of Summer. Nina Carpenter
Jack and Jill
.... Edith and Norman Boymour
Watch on 11111 Rhine. .lt'rank Ferguson
Juliette ..............1EdnaD.I)ay
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Wilma
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The Old 0111911 Bucket Bart Goih
Aunt Diana“ align: ‘
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Itvery “11¢:er If earnewil y infill to try one
Box of the» Pill: and? o ok-
nowiodxod to be illn‘lfi A lRIVA.
REBOHADI’S 9"th taken an direc-
ted. will? lckly restore Female: tocomplctc
health. hey promptlyIrcmove any ointme-
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Weak Stomach. »
Impaired Digestion,
Disordered Liver.
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wonders upon the wavered}: Mrfltliheu-
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lost Complexion. ifn waging back the keen
edge of appetite. arousing” with the
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that BIEOHAM‘S PILLS have the
Lar out sale of an Patent
Me lelnel In the War II.
lieeclialn‘a Pills have been before
the public lor hall‘ a century. and
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ROWA 1’ TON
Mrs. Stanley Mills is quite ii
threatened with pneumonia. "“"
Edwin Stevens has purchased a
valuable antique mirror.
is very proud.
The oil boats are at Wilson Point.
discharging their cargo for the Staini-
ard Oil Company
Miss Lina Stevens, who is suffering
from inflammatory rheumatism. was
not as well yesterday.
Clarence itowuind. of Bridgeport.
is the guest of his uncle. Captain H.
Rowland. of Highland avenue.
If the weather holds good. (‘ontrae
tor Dudley Hoyt expects to have all
the water pipes laid from “01011 Point
to (Miner's bridge, by February 1.
James Raymond who conducts life
mill at the head of the liver. has re
ceived an ordéi from Roberl Winus
to saw seventy the cords of wood.
There will be 11 cake and ice cream
sale at the Methodist chapel tonight.
The young people will give an outer-
tainment previous to refreshments.
The Junior Sewmg society met at
the residence of Mrs. Jamest. Stev-
ens. yesterday afternoon. to sew for
the Methodist fair to be held in the
near future.
Two car loads of-luinbcr have arriv-
ed at the Rowliyton station for the
.Short Rocks l.auil improvement (Your
puny. Work is being pushed at this
pi‘omision resort. and from now on
through spring there will be one con-
tinuous rush.
Raymond‘s mill is doing quite a bus-
iness. grinding up oyster shells. 'I he
shells. when reduced almost to n pow-
der are fed to liens to make them lay.
Much of it is sold up through the coun-
try. 'lhe work promises to be an im-
porlunt industry.
At the Baptist Church Sunday morn-
ing there will be preaching by the
pastor at In: If} Sunday” school at 12;
Junior Endeavor .it 3:11 1'. I), S. (‘.
of" which lie
E. at (‘1, led by Miss Norma Sill‘l“(‘l‘.
Topic, “Missions” preaching at ’1‘.
Solo by Miss Nellie Ogden. All are
(mtlially invited to attend all the.
v'iies
Service in liowuyton llaptisl Church
as follows: l’rcacliiuu, at lilzla'i a. m .
on the subject Example l’i'ci'epl; even»
ing at 7. praise. service of fifteen mill-
utes, followed by sermon on the topic
God‘s View \‘s, Man‘s View: Sabbath
z'cliool at 12, Juniors at 3:30: Senior
C. l"... at (i p. 111. Wednesday. at .“l p.
111,, Woman's Missionary Society meets
at the parsonage. ’l‘hursday at 7:11”.
p. 111.. social praise and prayer St‘l"
vice. Friday evening. at 7le}, class for
Bible study meets at the parsonage.
Special singing Sunday evening.
Edwin Stevens has received 11 let-
tor from Hai'rv (:iitbiil. who has been
in Seattle. Wusli.. for the. past three
years. This Is me first. time In sever-
al months Mr. (.liltnili has written. He
says be. Is at work on two duck boat .1.
There is fine. hunting there, and as he
works at "longshoreing" be has plenty
of time. to enjoy the sport. Ivlc recent-
ly purchased a horse-and-a-half Pulm-
er engine from Louis Waterbury .01
South Norwalk, and is anxiously wait-
liig its coming. He speaks especially
of the beauty of the Japanese women
in his district. He. intends to come
home. next summer.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Newton H. Crofoot Is improving
from his recent Illness.
Miss Eva ’l‘reandly. of New Milford.
Is visiting relatives in this place.
Mrs. M. M. Scovcll I11 at “The. Bar-
rington." 1497 Broadway. New York.
Mrs. G. H. Noxon. wife of Dr. Nox-
on, has returned from her visit In New
York.
The. collar I11 being (lllK for Mrs.
Stokos's new building on (iollendar‘u
Point.
Clarence Crofoot, of Stamford. will
spend Sunday with his family. in this
place.
Mrs. James Waterbury. of New [10.
sheila. spent Thursday with Darien
friends. .
Mrs. Henry Trutram has
home after visiting friends
Norwaik.
Harry 31.11.1111 of Hartford will
it Sunday with Dorian relatives
friends.
”Mr. and Mrs. Will Ogden. of New
Rochelle. will visit Dorian relatives
next month.
ltephon Phayer who 111111 been 60!“
fouliy Ill ‘vma t 110111 favor: for the
veil alt woekb.aa‘1iow on the Imad to
Nuovary y.
ififiilib‘ Obdrlhhllbr‘d boat house on
Maple 11111 1111110111; avou‘ufi‘fs a
1315!?th “in
“‘1‘
returned
in Want
MM but rose nod withl-l pity.
Matthew Gallon has retarded‘ from
Mont Clair N J. where he has been
attending the renewal of Mrs» Cul-
len’s brother, who died this week.
John Shims. hustler for Dr. White.
who fell on the ice‘ while skating the
diner day and was badly hint. is now
able to attend to his regulai duties.
Delecttuan 0.1.1. Waterbury express
ed the opinion this week that the ros- ,
pools for exteuslve building opera Ions
in Darien aic better at the pioseut
time than he had ever known before.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Palmer, 01'
New Canaan, who had been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. 0. ll. 'l‘illcy and family.
during the past week. returned home
today.
There is considerable. sickness in
the Soldiers’ Home, in Noroton. at
present. the principal disease being
igi'lp. if is said that there are at least
thirty cases.
The ‘lce house of a. '1‘. Bates is near-
ly filled. The ice this year is better
than the crop harvested last year, as
there was no snow. it is about ten
inches thick.
The teachers of the Darien Congre—
gational Church held a meeting last
night at the pjarsonagc. and talked ov-
er the Sunday school lesson that will
be taught tomorrow.
The revival services in the Dnricn
Methodist Church the past week have
been very successful. Many have
have been several conversions. The
services will continue next week.
Patrick Smith. who was taken into
custody, Thursday. by Deputy Sheriff
llondrie, on a warrant Issued by Jus-
tice William ll. wunmu. of Barton.
char-cine.r him with assault on ten»year-
old Sophia Peterson. of this place. 0c.-
Iobci' Ill, 1901), was taken in Dai'icii
by Sheriff liendric Thursday alter-
noon. Smith gave a bond and return-
ed to Stutiifoi'd. lie denies the accu-
sation and says that be can establish
his Innocence.
The Launch Works In llnrfcn is a
scene of hustle. The company has
several keels laid out of doors. and the
work on these boots will be commenc-
ed and pushed to completion as soon
as the weather will permit. One of
the boats is to he a large double-end-
1111 launch for a party of .loi'walk gen-
tlemen. The boat will also have 11 de-
'clzlcd rocker keel and will be quite a
freak. Several other boats are now
completed. and five are stored in the
rear addition to the shop.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum hand
held its annual ball in the town hall.
'l‘hui'sday night. The hall was faxed
to its capacity. there being about six»
1y people in attendance from South
Norwalk. and liberal delegations from
Stamford. \lcsi Norwalk. New (‘a
mum Ilridchort and other places. ’I no
music was by Abendroth’s orchestra.
Refreshments were served durius the
evening and at 12 o'clock all enjoyed
a bountiful supper. it was one of the
best affairs that this popular organisa-
tion has ever held.
WES TPOR 7.
l’ercy Baker, of Newtowu.
1111: relatives hero.
(‘liai'ies Mills and wife were visitors
~in Bridgeport Thursday.-
Mrs. Mary McElweo, who has been
seriously ill. is convalesclng.
Miss (l. M. Foster, of Essex, Is the
guest of relatives in Greens Farms.
Oliver Jennings has returned home
from :1 visit with friends in Norwalk.
Police Commissioner George Bald-
win, of Bridgeport, was in town Thurs-
(lily,
The Young Men's Club
(‘hui'cii met at the rectory.
evening.
Edward Perry has sufficiently recov~
cred his health to be nine to resume
duties at his shop.
Rev. .iaber. lint-kits and wife have rc-
turiied home from a short visit with
friends in Bridgeport.
Russ Meeker. of Norwalk
to Bridgeport. paid his
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. A. llzill was a visitor with Mrs".
\':111 Stone. at her home, Colorado 11ch
one. Bridgeport, Thursday.
Frederick ilcdford was in top 11.
Vi’cdnesday. planning alterations and
improvements 011 his summer home at
Greens Farms.
Horatio Mills. who, the past three
days, has been confined to his home.
with an attack of the. uric. Ia able
to be out again.
The family of Milton ll Ferris~ now
residingr In 'l‘asbua. is shortly to ro-
movo here, where Mr. Ferris has so-
clued employment.
Vlgllant Engine Co.“ 21 drum corps
continues to awake the echoes night-
ly. to the delight of some West End.
era. and the discomflture of others.
Wednesday night Thomas Glynn
shipped four horses by the Bridgeport
boat to New fork w are a. ready mur-
kot was found for them. They are
blooded stack and while not In a fast
class are hood rondsfeis
Seven linemen of the Southern N. I17.
Telephone (‘11 are uuurtered at the
Westport Hotcl.’1‘lievnre engaged
making alterations and additions to
the service in this vicinity
Westport (li'nugc iuct Wednesday
nlrtiit uiul Iiisffilied its newly elected
officers. Members were out in force.
in spite. of disagreeable Weather and
a social hour followed the business.
The recent session of the Farmer-11'
Club at the residence of ill. .1. Taylor
was the merrlaut ever held. 1 Toasts
were the feature and no excuse was ac-
cepted In lieu of one. George Fair-
child, Jr.. and A. W. Taylor rivailed
Chauncey Dopcw in affordinner
speaking.
New machinery has been added to
the paper mill and the old is undergo-
Iag repairs. The company to rushed
with h'ot'doip. and the work of repair-
in been carried on after hoard.
1%" “Annie. Frederick 1.111 returned
hams mm New York city. where she
visited friamla.
R l. Hoyt spent a portion of ’i‘hurn-
day Iii pridgeport It iii rumored in
consultation with chief: of the Trac-
tlbn company. Mr. Kim ll the moat
«Hear do of the residents along the
nroi‘ ctIed line of the Wastnort trolley
hunk He Is determined to get the
road if eloououce and perseverance
can.I1 accomplish his urpoac.
uiqfliiii man has been
1111.. 1-111 “1:11.11th 1111 G. Milli; who
sits 11111111111111 completing the work on.
is visit.
of Christ
Thursday
on route
respects to
the new sluice my banalitil the high-
in was! lions be, Some
”‘11
gone to the altar for prayers and there ‘
Ml
Some Sensible Advice to Women by
Mrs. E Station,
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President German Relief Association, Los Angolan, 09.1.
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Owing to modern methods of 11111115.. 11111 onc WumunI in a thousand ap-
proaches this perfectly natural changi- 11111111111 1 “'1}I(‘lit'fl( ing a (min of very
Innoying and sometimes painful id 11101111. ~.
Those dreadful hot flashes. slimline 1‘1” blood unyihp‘ to the heart until it
seems ready tobnrst, and tho {11111111141111 111:1 follows. mnwtimeswith chills.
as if the heart Were going to stop to: imwl.11 1 only :1 kW of the symptoms of
I. dangerous nei vouu “110111.11.
cry should be headed in time.
'1 iii' lit-‘1' .. air-1 1 rviiii,r out; {or assistance.
Lvillu L.
The
l‘iukbiiui’ 1-1. Vegetable Com-
pound was prepared in most the mulls of woman s ”111111111 at this trylxoifi
period‘lof' her life. dad oil \1 011ml] 1 lid 1. .11 '11 pus. alarmigb this trying port
with comfort and safety ,. . I
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l passed through what is known
as‘chango of life.’ i li 111 two 11 11\ nun-1111:. «sudden heat. and as
quick chills would put-s 111111 1111 a 111 11111114110 was vuiinblc 1nd I never
could telifoi :1 (lil\ :11 :1 llliii' how
i would feel the Iit\l 11.1y.h‘ive
bottles of Lydia I".. l’iuiibain‘ a “‘icnciubic (oiiipoiiiitl t'illiiig'cd all
that, my (lays betaiuc (I11 » ii 11 11111.
since,—« now six you Is.
“\\"d have used eoiisidcrublu 11f _\‘11‘.‘.l‘ Vegetable
charitable work. us “‘1' 111111 111.11
.11.11 i llll\t clipped (‘\"“'(i) (1 1y
‘oiupouud in our
111 l‘viiltilt' 11 poor mother to health so
she can support herself :tllil 11111.11 (li'li’HltI‘ill upon l1cr.it'such there be,
is truer charity iii-1111111 give 1111-1-1- .1111.
You have my hearty endorse-
ment, for you have proven your \(‘lI' :1 true friend to suffering \vouieii."
—-Mns. E. SANA-ill, 7361 Hill #1..
Pinkham’s advice and medicine. ii
111:
When one stops to think fllml‘l. 11.1-
..1-11111. almost beyond belief
.\lif.L‘1‘l (111.
I'f1’_itlfl 1111“.
l'b.
Stiller derived from Mrs.
yet it. is all
true as stated in her letter published :1 ben- :11 hm- l)\\‘ll request.
No other medicine in the world has received such widespread
and unqualified eutiorseiiienf.
Refuse all substitutes.
As a. matter of positive fact Mrs. i’iukhani has on file thousands of letter.
from women who have‘ been safely carried through that danger period
“Change of Life.” Mrs. Sailors cure is not an unusual one for Mrs. Pink-
hna' a medicine to accomplish.
No other person can give such helping advice to women who
are sick as can Mrs. Pinkbniu, for none have bad sucha great
experience-her address Is Lynn, Mass" and her advice free—if
you are sick w rite hep—yon are. i'oolisli If you don't.
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mllsson.
REWARD. .. We have deposited 1v 1111 this National City Bank of Lynn
which will be paid to any p. .1. m w 1... 1111 111111 111111 the above til-unionist
in not genuine. or was put-II. bed before obtainln
Lydia K. l‘lnkhum I
two.
latter
tho write!” a ”racial 11er-
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69%
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine macs
Wthe remedy that runs a cold In one day.
job. It is itiipeiative that the sluice
way In- wideiieil at the point in class
proximity to Ilrclilnc‘s home.
The ball of the Yannigan Athletic
Club was held in National litlll. last
night. and was a success in every ics~
poet. The members had disposed of
ual there was 11 very large attendance.
(Juiv"ci 8 or'chcstia furnished
for the flaming and this pasttiino wasi
enjoyed until the small hours this
morulnn‘. During the Iiitcimlsslon
and throughout the evening thcie
were refreshment :1.
1
music l
The chowder supper and entertain-I
incut given at the Methodist Church.
Thursday night was of mom than
passing interest and served to uttiat'i
11 11111113 uttendam- 1-:
Harris. recently married to the son
of Postmaster Harris. in Philadelphia,
mad:- her first public appearance.
lay a new comer she attracted 11 gene-
10111-1 amount of interest. Mrs. Harris
is highly accomplished 11nd delighted‘
with mailings and radiations.
CRANBURY.
Robert Gregory.
covering from his illness.
Rev. Charles 'I‘. Coerr will preach In
the .iraubury Chapel. tomorrow after-
noon. I
Mrs, Dowm '1‘. Van boron and Miss
Clara Van Daren, of Norwalk, were
guests Thursday. of Mrs. N. J. l‘liiow.
In this place.
W—W
CAPTA lN HOLLAND DEAD.
LEWLS Del” January lib—Captain
William 3.111.111.1111 11 retired seamen.
Ia dead at. big home here. He was one
of the oldest, and best known of Phil-
Iidelphia'a uhipmnaters. Captain Hoi-
Iand retired from the sea in 1893 after
a voyage from Santos Brazil. where
his entire crew had died of yoll0w fo-
ver. At that time he commanded the
Philadelphia brig Odorilla. and was
compelled to remain In the harbor of
Bunion 345 day... during the yellow fa
var epidemic. The Amman consul
succumbed to the disease and Captain
Holland 111.111.11.11 his functions until
his successor was named.
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You 11.1.11 hear of 11 111111111 “111in 1111a
i Wt! til Icfod
oi Crnnbury, is re.
Mrs. Ghanaian l’. i
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1T houSand
a large number of tickets and as us- 1
Young
‘ Women
It is estimated that them. are a thou-
sand wage-earners among the young
women of this place. While a huge
number of those keep a savings ac-
count with this bank. the opportunity
hi still open to others.
We are boon daily. 9 to 12'
and Saturday evening, (1 to 8.’
l to 3;
The South Norwalk
Savings Bank,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
lSouth 10111111 1111100.
1
South Norwalk, Conu..
December-26th, 1901.
The trustees have ordered that
the interest to be credited to the
depositors' 111 the Savings Depart-
ment. Januar 151 1902. shall be
at them rate of our (4) per cent. per
aim
mfiCHARLES E. HOYT.
Treasurer.
Wt 1.1.1.1 to 1! l. 111.. m 1
I’Eillllllll‘ill.“m Plit8’.
mo Illa relief. nudaugn
I111! nr yum hylaufiul will... liundnd- litu-
II'll: convince you cilia ir lutrfnl a value
lanai-11 Atrial
lie all Min 131"". for utopia and
111 can at on
book Alliiruniuuiuby llitll.l
Milli IlIlEDiIlINE BI).- I011 1939, WHOM-Mm
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When you buy coal you want a full
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right but the quantity as well. When
you place the order with us yoa are
sure of satisfaction In every bit of coal
you buy.
Place your orders with us and get
your money’s worm. Our price equal.
|any and our coal surpasses all.
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122 Water St. Tel. 31-5.
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LIKE A STIFF NECK,
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in plain figures. The Best [naur
flilct‘. in the World.
CONN. GEN'L Life Inc. 00., Hartford.
F. H. FIELD,. General Agent,
Iiuited Bankbd'g" So. Norwaik Conn
Low PRICES
CHOICE iiROiillRlllS
(1111' Very Best Creamery Butter. 241: lb
i’illsbury's Best Flour, title bar;
:1 pkgs. None Such Mince Meat. 23c
I lb. pkg. Seeded Raisins. life
I lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants, 10c
l’aii-Aiiici'lcan Milli, 71' can
l’illllliBllltll' Milk, So can
.‘i pkgs. Century llealtli Pancake, 250
A. STULL,
Cottage ave. East Norwalk.
The Lowest Rate lsawri Broker.
7121012113) and Watches for Sale.
Repairing.
A. TARLOV.
Washington Street Bridge,
ISouth Norwalk.
1m. 1m
Plumbing and Steam Heat
Inn. -
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Haatlna.
BTOVDS AND DANG”.
BllATl AND 'I‘IN ROOFING.
his: and steam l‘fttlnl.
Fixtures. Metal Ceillnn.
have yon'aeon our "octet?
RICHMOND RANQIIl
On or
The JWOS 8 llotciililss Company
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Wail
PapeL
OUR NEW (100051
than ever before. Prices. as usual.
of FIRBTCLASB PAPER HANGERS.
we are In better position than over to
do your work.
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PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
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FOOD Into Clean tut Unis
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CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
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EVERYTHING.
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every day. Call and see it.
Comstock
Watkins
' 81 Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET, "fl
SOUTH NORWALK. '11.;
Phone 143-6. ‘
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NOTICE.
Board of Belief.
Notice is lit 1cby given that the board
of Relief of the Iowa of Norwalk, will
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on Monday. January 6th. 1902, from 2 to
1 p. 111.: Wednesday evening, January,
8th. '1' to 9; Saturday, 11th, 2 ta
4 p. 111.: Monday. 13th. 2 to 4 p m,‘
Wednesday. 1511]. 2 to 4 1). ml: Satur—
day. IStli. 7 to ii evening; Monday, 20th.
2 to 1 p. 111.. for the purpose of hearing
and determining any and all appeals.
made to them from the-doings of the
assessors on the. list of 1901. They will
also meet with the assessors 38 a joinll
board, Monday, January 20th, at 4 D-
.1111 the pin pose of abating the 90113
of sic k and disabled persons.
N01 walk Colin. December 17,1901)
..l \RV IS KELLOGG.
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
CHARLES W. BELL.
Board of Belief.
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Richest Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds,
piping. steam and water fittings, stoves
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 S: 15 Raymond: St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention
Open 7 a. m. to 6 p m. Closed Sat-
urdnys
Residence SR Sprint! street.
Telephone Call.156-4
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
(1111 NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ' 1.
Capital. “00000.00
Surplus. “00.000.00
Other Profits. 380.000.00
Josh urinals. President.
JACOB M. “HON. cashier.
DIRECTORS: 1
John H. Farris
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvin
Henry soym‘oiu- 1
Christian swam
E. H. Mathewson
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Manda. ’ 1.. ,
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