pWednesdav afternoon.
" his home in Rovvai'tOn av
'Wednesday, with, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
. Ambler .111 Main sti'eetf'.
for the Mahackemo Hotel blaze
: South Norwall‘t, wesherdar urt9rnoon.
:‘Earl Stevens who came down on the
1 first car afterward. .,stated to Archie
. Mills that he thought the building w‘a‘n
‘ . .burnlng down.
{iaymond and then the two aroused
‘ - lug peacefully all the afternoon, The
dawned as some other make. it,
didn't know that ’.tw‘as better,
wouldn‘t mention it My White Plan
ill: ecto‘rent excels 1000 bottlea in 10
11 is a good testimonial. 2511.001
and, $1.00 per bottle
. T. B. GRIFFIN, Drugglli.
20ft Washington at.
reparation o‘f thine 1111 being "just i
0 Who evening was passed in a delightful '1‘
So. Norwailf' 0t.
tit lid 1111 out dri‘ien‘iit
William ciiahmeu. in Lorna; Dorian.
'i‘he‘re Was 11 large attendance. i‘ in
‘ . street.
,iway with an excellent musical and lit
erary program that was well rendered
'by all the artists Who participated. i
. Miss Maude ltuymond gave a recita-
tion. Misses (trace and Nettle Plan
in 11 few days.
m*.W.—1
new comm. ,
tier fitting a duet; Mrs. .iolm DeWatcrs
jammed with 11. reading; Mitts flracei inn with friends in Orange. N.l .
, and Nettie Plunder drive a duet. our 1
. 'ing the recital names heuristics; oft
dotiiinos 11nd umlrin‘ole were played.
in 1'
fr lends anti ‘raluti n‘Wu‘ahnizton.
Mrs. .l. .l.
iernoon
I‘1‘rederick W Decker who has been
laid 1111 with sore eyes. In now able to ‘
be out. agntn. .
A large number (if people visited Dor-
lon's Point yesterday. Many took (lina
1101' at the hotel.
There will be no
meeting next Sunday evening. owing to
the Easter concert
Mrs. John. Weeks, of .Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert N.
Sherwood, of Pleasant avenue
Miss Ethel Glover, of Winfield
street, is entertaining her cousin, MISS
I‘11:,11nces Dunn. of ltidgefleld.
Miss Sadie Randall led the Epworth
Len‘gu‘c prayer service in the. East live
one Methodist Church, last evening.
The small building at the trolley
junction in East Norwalk‘is receiving'
a cost of paint.
th<1‘ ivoi'k.
Miss Mary Emerson, of Bridgeport.
who has been visiting in this place for
‘11 couple of days. ivztltrncd to her home
Satniduy afternoon.
Andrew Hansen. libationl‘st at thr1
Germania heir-l. won the handsome oil
painting of1 an elk a head, at the draw.
int: Saturday owning, at l'ieimun l1“
Malmo .u. caie.‘ ‘
There will be a Sunday school and
Loyal Workeis' convention at Bridge.-
port.hexti1‘1lday. and the membeis of
the Advent Christian (‘hui'ch in this
place will attend in a body
Time will be a very important Sun»
day school teachcru'
East Avenue Methodist Church at the
residence at Hairy Hoyt. in Cove 11111»
nue,.thls evening. Ofllcers will be el-
ecied.
Sergeant Ricliaid W. Holt has at
cured a position in a cigar box manu
factory in New .',Y01k and began his
duties in that place today. lie will‘
11robably remove his family to the city
in i1 foutfleeks. ‘
Thembudies' :Aid Society of the East .‘
Avenue Methodist Church. will hold at ‘
Ilnéittingi thin afternoon instead of next .‘
it was given
outdestetday that. important busineast
Wdi‘de‘l‘ beitransactéd‘iw .'
Rev.- ..J. II1‘oust1prcucl1‘ed the. last of‘
Miniseries o "' armour; on the words
spoken by‘Cbriht 'on. the cross, last,
evening; The stained Was tip.1 two last‘
aeriiences.‘ "It is Finished“ ” and “Fatlt- I,
or late Thy Hands I Commend Myi
Spirit. "
'lhe Sunday school children of the
Advent Christian Chur‘ch rehearsed for;
the Ensim conceit. Saturday afternoon
and also yesterday: after the Sunday‘
school. Thole will be anoiliei r'clieni-
sol Saturday afternoon. The concert
will be held Sunday evening.
Directlv after the regular prayer
meeting in the East Avenue Methodist i
Church. next Thursday night. there
will be an‘ official board meeting. ii}
will be the last meeting of the eon-I
ferenee year and It is earnestly re-
quested that all themembers be DI'ESri
ent.
A1 very mysterious hole in l10'1i ;
street 1. in front of the Keogh building
was discovered last evening. It was:
about three feet. in diameter and ten
feet deep. There are a great manyi‘
theories as to what caused it ,but the
most plausible seems to be that. the,
sewer has caved in. ‘onstable John .I.
-- Goodwin placed a barrel over the hole.
and on top of this a lantern.
“..‘..."—
R0 WA YTON.
The sloop Leo, owned by Daniel
Wicks, is being considerably lmprov-,
961..
Captain Robert Utz in the sloop
Harp. left Rowayton today for Green- i
port, L. I.
A Dibble. the grocer, ds suffering!
front a severe ataclt, o firliottt‘mt eItlstn at .
e no. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Acknrt, oij‘
Rownyton avenue, have been enter .
taining Mrs. M. A. Baylies of.l3ridge '
i
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The. barn, owned by George Wicks.
which is to be converted into a house. I
was moved last week to Its new teen 1
dation.
The Ladies'
1
Aid Society will meet
The oregular
class meeting of the Methadlst Church
will be held tomorrow night. and the
prayer meeting on Thursday ”night
When the alarm of fire was soundiid
11
Mr. Mills told David
George Vosburg. who had been sleep-
! _.
burgs only regret area that his sleep
had been interrupted: . ,
The Epwmth ,
is _
l‘oust hail charge of the
Junior tongue meeting. yesterday 11f-
lloyal Workers' 1
.l. W. Beatty is doing;
meeting of the .
. Betsy Weed a house 011 the
.to Sign ouse vacated by Mr. Raymond.
I
0x Ridge, was taken to West Nor-
pla Ie.I
tin and zalvanized iron work on the.
Town Hall. Tuesday he. put new band
rolls on the stairway. The Town Iinli‘
ls greatly. improved with its: new bell-
to .
he walked to the residence of E T.
Bates an
(351‘!
8,1111. Stititii'ord hospital.
15mm Rutherford Wat bury will take
Id of‘thda‘osrg hbnmi The select-I
popular song. and were nupposcdi
make an illustration representing it. i
Miss Pearl Stevens .won first ladies'
prize and Russell Themes won the!
xenilemons prize. The social waai
closed with refreshments consisting; in
of ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Oscar S Young celebrated the
anniversary of her birthday at het" annual smoker the latter part of thin
home in' Logan street yesterday, by 1‘ month.
entertaining her immediate relativest Mrs D. .l Doyle has been suffering
and some friends. The day was spent from u had held for two weeks but is
in a sociable mannei. Mrs. Youngiimurovlns
iWflS the recipient of numerous; andI,‘ Mr. and Mrs. John (i.Th‘11t‘t'hor. of
handsome gifts. There were piano ‘Rallrcutl avenue 1110 spending 11 week
selections by Miss Daisy Hnnleylin New York
which were rendered very nicely. The; .Mrs. Martha Cooper. of Newark is
guests Who participated sat down to a the about of Mrs. Theodore. ll‘euwlck,
delightful dinnet 2. 30 o‘clock Burtia avenue
which had been prepared for them. At .‘
i'er 'dinner the guests took a walk to. ‘nors visited blends and relatives in
Roton Point and viewed the sights on town Wednesday
the sound. They returned again and, Mrs. Lewis Glover, 0" Hartford, “11',
had a (1911mm...) 51‘",me for which Mrs itcd her sister. Mrs George Se‘eley,
Young was highly commended. The 1 several days this week -'
guests did not start for their: nespec
. tiv on homes until 11 late train and re-
potted having an excellent time and
‘nll had best wishes for many happy
returns 01' the day. Th.,:e present
Were the mother. M. A. Baylcs. Mrs.’
’.I‘. ll. Manley. Miss Daisy Huuloy, Mrs
.‘J. ft. Jayne, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. G. Bar i
Ins and son l-Iurold Davies, Sherman
Randall. LeouIJayne, all from Bridge. .
port, Mr. and is Cliatles (‘Young and Mri‘i Whitmmc. of New York. has
son Kenneth Young Misst‘ ,mce 011111. been visiting for several days with nor
too, Lulu Overtou George and Leslie i daughter Mrs W H Saxv South ave-
«Overton, Mr. and Mrs. William M91
Overtoa, all from Smith INorwulk; Mr. William Potter will move Into the
and Mrs. Harvey A't'knit and daughter 1110119011111t completed or W A. Wheel-
iilorinno Acltart. Miss Hattie YImmg tor 'corner of Main and Hoyt streets.
Harry Young and Captain Oscar S. IAIN“
day.
for some time, is considerably improv
ed
Mrs. Albert Allert of Grove street
'York.
The firemen am preparing for their
lfrom a visit with her daughter,
icwla Grover. of Hartford.
A number of, persons saw the map,
.1100 of "The Iltle Minister.”
opera house in Stamford; Saturday
(in amount of Mrs. Cole being ill at
her home in Bridgeport. the dancing
class did not meet Wednesday even-
i111:
MI‘SW
‘i
i
1IIY,omI1g, Mrs. Stephen S. Raymond has re
“5.”. , Ittnned with her two children from
‘Til ‘ i ‘ 1 v i
i ‘D‘RIENANDNOROTON. 1.1.1‘3gf‘si313ial-I“°r“l where. sht slat
E. T. tiniest was in South Norwnlk' Mr. and Mrs. Willard Parker Jr.. of
‘luat Saturday. ' 'New York were. in town Friday. and
The. annual registration of dogs will 1 inspected their summer cuttage in
tommenee May‘l 1' ,(lenoke avenue.
Sylv'estei Bowen. is suffering with The parlor furniture of the fire. de-
an ulcer on his right eye. partment will be. newly upholstered in
Miss Bessie Maynard has been in "a pretty design of tapestry. ll. 1.. Sec
,Sonth Norwaik visiting it lends. field will do the work '
Mia. IE. 14.. Palmer is entertaining Maurice S. Laney has been confined
her daughter Mrs. Hole, or Hartford .'io his home for several days
1 1.,‘irhe wind Wednesday did some duiu- .1 week with nettrnlgia.‘ caused by a bad
aget the born or David Nelson Math- tooth which was extracted.
er; :1 1:3"
A nomination is brine erected onpo.
site the residence. of Richard Skelton
Norotou Heights.
Walter Gordon led the Junior Ep-I
worth League at the Dorian Methodist ‘
church yesterday. ..
Melville J Downs purchased a pair
of horses at thc auction sale. of Wil-
llIant Broadhurst last Thursday.
Alfred Holdall. who now attends the
school at Darien is spending a it 11'
days at his home in Springdnle
Melville J. Downer: drove to Cranw
bury" last Thursday and called upon:
his broilierlnlaw Frank Clatk. New York ”3,1,,
It is thought that the market re (19mm. p I’henix. principal of mo
cently vacated by Clarence E (ll'GfOOi Willfnmntle Normal school, gave an
Wlil be opened by til? first of Apl’li i address in Raymond‘s
Sylvester. Bowen has moved front suing in the inherent feducatloa. It.
Mrs. A. S. Bibblns house to Miss was instructive and interesting, and
Post Road iwas fairly attended by the townspeo
William Slattery continues in charge pie .1 1
01' the, shop of Richard Abendroih. i .‘l. Aschaneris makinglmprovemenis
while the latter is laid up with rheu Ion his propeity recentlv' purchased
matism. . {from Mrs; Ayrcs, in Seminary street.
Miss 'l‘hrcsa Hoyt led the Junior E lie has planted many rose. bushes
Christian Endeavor Society meetlngi shrubs fruit trees and vines. and is
at the. Dat'len Congregational Church ' making the place look neat and artis-
yesterday. 1 tie.
Mr. and MIS. George Neithrop. of A strange and what might have lieen
'Tallmndge Hill. attended the auction 11 very serious accident happened at
1110 of the effects belonging to Wil Itho home of Hiram D. Smith. on the
lien: Broadhutmst last Thursday .‘ New Canaan road. on Wednesday last
The members of the Kuowlton F110 during the severe wind storm. Without
and Drum Band will attend the. amt: all“ warm“! 5 lfilflé rivet?" 70mg
annual dance of the Five. Younz Men 11 on “‘9 northeast corner 0‘ the house.
Social Club at Arlen l1nll,l\iondny ev- :9’191’99‘1 09‘ about ”"9 feet “VOW ”19
tenimg ‘Iground. and fell azalnst. the. brick chim-
1 “The Way of the Cross" was the my on the kitchen demolishing It and
subject that Joseph 1.. Guernsey i scattering the bricks about The klteh
‘eiiched from yesterday morning on Is a onc~etorv building. with a tin
{its subject in the evening was "‘The i “’0’- and the chlmnev ran above “‘9
Benefit of Suifeiing." roof about ten feet. Where the tree.
'Mlss Annie L. .Scoiield led the RIM 'ibroke oil. the 11th was eighteen Inch
worth League meeting at the Darlen§ “5 m diameter ’Th‘i’ blow 1° the hitch
Methodist Church last evening. The 1, 9“ “’0’ 150991196 “19 plaster {tom the
sub‘ m was "Difficulties in the Way , ceiling inside which fell about the ta-
.of Evangellzlng the World. hie set for supper. Mrs. Smith was
There is every reason to believeé sitting “9‘9- “9'49"ng another pine
that the trolley ears‘will be “"1,“an tree swaying in the wind. and her reel-
iown to Scotch Cove the coming sum- ”‘2“ can be better imagined than (‘93
mer. The Tokoneke Land Company “1th A ““5" piece 0' the- brick
is endear-cling to have them do so. structure of the chimney fell in a mains
John W Raymond moved last week but fortunately slid off the side of the
from the Nathan Finch place in Bailey building Instead of being precipitated
avenue to Locust'iiill.‘lianford smith 0“ “‘9' "0°" and “9““ ““0“" ““0 ”‘9'
Intends to move within a day or two living apartment; The tree has been
prepared for the mill to be cut into
boards.
,l,I.
1 .1
his home in Seminary. street. His posi'
' lion as: janitor of. Center school is be-
ing filled bv George llrondhursi.
’I‘he firemen will hold then fourth
,uunuel smoker in their parlors Thurs-
‘day evening, March 27. These smok
9111 have been much enjoyed. and the
coming one. bldu fair to outdo all of
.the others.
An addition for a bath-romp will be
built on the Irvine Lockwood house. to
be vacated by Willlam Potter and
other improvements will be made. Mr
Ibockwood will rent the place to 11
‘
tt‘ La..deu who had to give up
the farm belonging to E. T. Bates, at
ANNUAL MILITARY TOURNAMENT
.wnlk yesterday by Mr. Bates and they
succeeded in leasing the Daniel Green
1 t
‘r. Lounsbury has completed the
use—dr—
Wlll Open Tonight at Madli‘ion Squire
Garden New York. .
NEW YORK. March 24. w—At Maoi-
son Square Garden the annual mil My
tournament will open tontgh ‘ tier
the. auspices of the Mllita '1 Athletic
League. Some of the creek riflenten‘
and rough riders are among the heir
. diers Who will partltcioate. Th !‘
eat in H1
b ibckjaw attent is 1161
out be out 0 doors. Last Sunday A Eeleded .. .
States ear in “and
the Fourth be 111 field artillery from
Washington barracks were met , ‘
detachment of guards‘men and occur 1
to Madison Square Garden; 1110,1184“
ands watched and' eh, mu; the visitors
on their march.
The Fourth ,ttery is said to be the
best drilled a illery command in the
army. it brought with it 100 horses
Captain Stephen M. Foote is In 0
~ mend
The Second cave! is common
by Captain L. M hre‘t. There are lit-
ty men. in the special drills here They
d him a visit Mr. Bates.
1.11.13 visited Mr. Miller
often while the latter was in
place‘ with"
9011. April
Waterbury and
Monroe. , 1
‘ 'neeflngmith the sewer
the leaders 11 the north,
' ‘ kill u‘to ‘
The one Mr Sellecnl‘t its ‘bniltb
g is partly of stone and partly frame. ,
be rn‘ftern are already up, anti he eit- .
ports the shingllng will be completed
and Mrs. Ii. W. Here are Ivlaib .r
Miss Lorena ’l‘a ligll' la whiting with ‘
Mrs. W. E. llond' ‘0i‘ n1New York was
. I17: 1.' l1 person was given the ,tltle of a the guest of friends In town on I1 r11
‘b Mrs.“Mlcliael D. Drew and Minis 13111.1
ten are spending a week in Newarkf. Franklin Stevens. who has been ill ‘.1
entertaining Mrs. Blainern of New I.
Mia. Ernest Brown of Scotti-1 (‘0 01" ."
Mia Edwin Arnold has returncd‘
at the .
tlliIS '
John '1‘.l,1‘1tnci1er.la still confined to, .
iall. Friday ev- ,
ceipt of the stock
(“Hanna 4 ‘5}
i,
‘ venianoe and di
dytllop pain.
he disagreeable
iconic been: iothlnk i
had dnuuemus but
(events credit
7 iliol
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boss
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ll fl)“ it! Marvel
" . are alicaay prey totn
on.
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Those who, have k
many of the new gold
are now buying the“ e
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stock. at the low mic
and sufficient. drifting
about 818 per ton, and
lifetime. At the lowe
in mining and milling
equipped mine. and a
from N. E .ta 8W
gin mines.
hills and now the deep
Price of stock
Make checks
naval militia and sei'I re mgiments of DOWAGER PRINCESS MARIE DEAD
are said to be the best horsemen in the 1
3The Fortyelehth Highlanders of the
‘ Canadian militia will arrive this iner-
. ning and 1r‘l'iil be one of the coupled!
' 1 out commands during the 4591.?“ 1
‘ nl hitherto mor'satghtat the
in I: out. , IU tilt! States
or it may result iii Pusan:
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reports do not hit. dy atrcpsia as enusln'x ,ath
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MINING STOCKS
By people who are shrewd enough to lay away the
them when they on, ’1 that offered 1,0 the public,. because then the stock tan
be purchased at very low prices when money is needed for the development
Later on when the company
Georgia. the Empire State of the South
is just at the beginning of one of those gold mining booms that many-oth-
er sections have experienced in the past.
Shrewd People,, from all sections of the country and even from Europe
pileesy and puttingt em away for the. rise sine, to follow a little later on
is organized under the laws of Georgia and has one.
the par‘ value of one dollar fuI'lly paid and nondissessulile. and fmfl‘lhllndl'f‘ii
thouiiiind of (hill is treasury," Stork.
We now otter to the Public onehuiuired thousand shores of this treasuiy
the price will be raised to
any more of the shares.
This Company now owns in fee.
property as is to be found anywhere.
known as the Owens pmperty
development work done
ulng from 2% to 6 face in width,
Asuynun as high 1188161) and 1111 r experts say the ore will
.Upon this property we have now a ten stamp mill, two concentrators one
40 h. p. boiler and engine one. 10 h. '1 portable engine and boiler. one satei v
hoist. blacksmith shop with full set of tools. one. are crusher many pumps.
and a long dine of machinery
The main vein has been traced all the. way screen the property, running
Big Incomes FrOm Small investments
‘Theu‘sn‘dds of people are new rec elvittz,r a fine living income from. thin-
ing stocks that cost them originally only a few
sands will have this same experience within the next tow. years in the Gear
Nearly every. one who reads this i.- -. already aware of the fact that millions
of dollars worth of gold have been ink on from the surface of the Georgia
all miners knew it would.
Does It Fail to 011111 a Thousand Shares ‘3
Here are a few illustrations from mines the
first offered at ,very low prices:
- bout $1500.: 1000 shares .011 the
about 31.500. and the same another of the Homestake
. annuailty, 11nd allnthia is 11 ii
clock
amoknrstisold at t not ,Vrfi’Vfl cents per share
T greatt‘l’oruend sold first at 25c an
at obtaining
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stocks, puichasing
b‘e‘gins to pay dividends this stock often cost
cents jumps to five or ten dollars ‘pcr share.
cpt. close watch. are aware of the great success that
mines of cacti-1.. are meeting with“:
stocks \1 bile the}:
are being offered at these low
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to be used solely for development purposes
9. of 25 rents per share (par inlue $1.00) after which
511 come, if it should be found necessary to sell
simple 03 acres of as promising a gold
‘oeated in (lwinnett county. (in, and
upon which there has been a large amount of
Two separate shafts have been stink upon a vein
done. to show up a large. amount of ore the min run-
average
that. we have more than we can get .out in one natural
at calculation it. me should be ten dollars per ton profit
this are
and tools such as are to be found 011 a well
good mill house and other buildings
hundreds of 11011111111111 thou
workings are Irevealing the. source of all this gold as
:stocks of. which were at
1000 shares of Quincy or Tamarack would in-
.001) per .1111, 1111111.; 1000 With” the,1 Calumet and
rendwell would pay.
would return 80 000
.0 an Increase of from 200 to 5.00 per
«and is
now is acid at over
k to be put away i 1' a little time is both
enerai floral rpmuwmn, Prussia. March diu’rhe
ficwager Princess Marie of, erd. died
thls‘mbrnlng Sli‘Itve born January
2 825 - ‘
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million shares of
‘ Metal Signs of every description. '
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of this. 3 took as you can spare the money tot-,1 .
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Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by head will Wear twice
as long and cover doable sup;
face lieu: chineimy mixed The,
; hectic of ii‘liau‘: Stevens 111111 oi;
Stephen Wilcox, bath on South:-
Muln stieet,we1"e painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
1.1 Your house ill,‘ stand. “mu
if I paint it.‘ it y Office, 52 South
Main street. My‘ residence, 25
IOIIlItInII IrlroveI ”Intrttet
intuit 'lisintis;
best days, :bf ,‘tl'1,,‘e GloulnéI Outi’fi‘ald at
on; in Mic all kinds of V‘arttin
cheap and high grade
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ale ,101111 Watertilter? if no see
CHRPETS 011m We have. all kinda
1 and . '. ' ‘ "
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lit Drives that Will make quick sales. ii 1.1 1.. . 111. i1 ,
Balance of our Axmlnster, Miiqueite,
Velvet. l’lody 11nd ’l‘upcstry 1111111111111.
Carpets, from 501- to use per yard. .
We are offering bargains in- li‘urnb‘ i1. ,.'. ":55
lure you cannot afford to miss.
Our business is to be closed April
I, and we reoueet 11 settlement of all
bills before. that date.
. A good note for sale 1-.l1eap'
i“ rent on from sheet.
C.W Hovt
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Wall Paper.
There are wall papers espec-
. ially. designed for the different
-; rooms of you: t1110111111. ..if you
haven‘t much time to spend in
selecting your wall .ooverin‘gs .,
give 11111 the dimensions of your ‘
1'_ooms ‘tell its about how much
you what to put into the paper.
We will have. the paper‘s for them
different looms selected and tea-
dyIIfoi your criticism when you
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Ph0to Frames--
Imlutrrze 01 small Ilothiare the
Window Shades
‘To order.
Painting and
Paper Hanging
3011 11" find a. frame will Im-
prove your picture You ll find a
frame hate that will make it
look its very best. -
Get ItIReadv
For Easter
.Have it on your walls and see
what an improvement it really
'iiavm‘ge 11
of FIRST CLASS, PA
we are in better, position
no your work.
PAINTING-‘1’
111111151 Cash :Pnces
Discarded machineryL o
pipingnteam and water flirt!
and builders' hardware
sold Headquarters for so '
rubber. feathers and unfiil'fitilo ’13.“ _
you would like or dispose of. .
is. 1 “’0 will Hunt} th'pI trams ‘0) “811833. cash ”MEI w“ We.)
.- 3'0“ 1 calling on .
Roam Moulding ~31. a 11...... .11
to match you, u all We“ ”amt; or postal win mauve prompt
,. Open 1 mm map,“ :51
“ DECKER‘ arrdays. . , ., ,,,_.,
Residence 58‘ spring 11
Telephone (hill. 1
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk
Telephone Connection. . .
.Open evenings until 8' 80‘. :'
liawal Plan With
no 40 WATER smear,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Noiseleas. closes without in or 1w“
ter hammer.j, Has no tank. _....1
SOLOMON SCAM Manager
' 1 . . LATING' FLU
; '. A self adiu‘stin re 1
Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper applied to a Fine: W553" :35: J}!
. _ Plating. direct pressure. Discharges the “limo
, amount of water in the 3.111191111111111 of '
time, regardless of the head 0 Drew
sure in service 1111161. - '
See It in operation it
vownstaa Pn‘és REV“: ,‘Eeuo ‘
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
851,6 Refinished.
out any ay
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, Brass Advertising Signs.
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“I .mhgwl Eilebur l 's‘r-‘Vlto‘i *2 tillage? "I’iis
bui'y's Flaked Wheat free 251:
3 cans SugarC‘orn. 250
5011111ch Eagle and City of N
walk lemNew
East River, Beekman‘ Street. 3
Su‘id‘mked Tomméa' 101: can to Norwalk and South Norris
Early June Pens lOcIcan' during the "ifi'iit .
Alaska salmon 100 can . . -. , ..
. 100 can
New at Mackerel, '
PUNIRAL ‘DIRIOT‘D‘N
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POOL _. Mitten 241-4:
19" ‘Xclia‘nge here will ‘
A or holidays on, fare ‘2 20“
AND IMI‘AILM‘IB-
9°.“ a. ‘
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