met-1 lists
New York.
The Itca l‘:
li...l
W‘I .
Advertised for sale It any store for l
title or even 98c simply means that if from Brldzeiiort yeltéiidily
you buy anything else in that store; Mrs Prank Crockett and daughter
that you will pay the difference. We are recovering front their recent lll
give you honest value for mile on the neon
dollar ev‘oI-Iy day In the year. i l V
1'. I. GRIFFIN. Drugqlst. I333" "K
I205 Washington St... So Norwalk. 0t . Juhll (roc
' - 1and making ItIInIIs to his resident (I in
I’Oruu avenue.
Miss Elsie Crockett has returned to
the Methodist ChuIch this
VIVVn this place.
him
avenue. has returned
. Ilsit III Brooklyn.
‘ Mrs. Abram Cleverley and son John
of Craw avenue have returned home'
from a visit In New York.
A new fish net winder has been nice
ed on the dock between A. Dibble‘s
Ian‘d Mend Brothers’ stores.
Wilbur Lockwood of Rowayton ave
home from a
NOTICE”
‘ EAST NORWTAkIK SCHOOL OIs.
I
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I
I’
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I The taxpayers of the East Norwalk
School District are hereby notified
Ithat the istrict tax of three milk on
the dollar_ laid all th I town II‘sosI
Inca: Iiat. of 1901. It I meeting of the
1116311.“; ”the” 512:: 1Rt:rwd:|yk 02:11:51. I Scott of Cross street. tlrls afternoon.
I The Rising Star Division. will hold
Israelites? at transiting mam IV...
she‘ll bé'rIItIy to receive the IImeiV a on “H1111" avenue “a array
night
:iI'“’II"3.': a: 1:. is: ‘L’:.°*a..‘lf".' w w... .
“Vi from A rli ”V1902 will be charg-I !had a new fifteen horse. power MoIri
:d rt all “1;" remainin unpaid onlson fl Dawson Manufacturing Compa
"“93“" Ma 1.31 1.902 9 I ny' a boiler and engine placed In their
y . E. E. GORHAM. Vlarge spile dtit er The engine arrived .
iolleolor of Taxes for the East Nor-I frVVOm Boston last week and is a beau-
walk School District
Dated East Norwaik, March 25 1902.1
m25 Itit
& 'l‘owne hock Factory in Stamford.
The Sunbeam Seclety of the Baptist
lChur‘ch will meet with Miss Jennie
tERev. HenryE .\Vinrr.r will preach his
last sermon as pastor of the Third
I I Methodist i‘ plscopal Church ne‘xt Sun
‘ day Mr. Wing, dining his term here.
I. has made friends with every member
of tho titurchI and performed a large
I Ml‘t‘I C- 11 11111913 01 (11°11‘13“ 911"“‘1Iumount of good work which has on
i ViSlflng hill 30“ all I’Olt ult‘ffel SO“. . Vd;:n|(ad him [0 many of ”‘(I parishion.
v w t hi do I
1 VMli-‘Is noun 1: Mead. In Port .CHRI E "1°11“ "1 "'5” 3 our
tare to another rlsh.
N. \'.. is the guest of Mrs. i ._....,.D_.a_.
links I . I .
Mrs Mary L. Dorn Is spending the ‘ D‘RIEN‘ND NOROTON.
eok in New Haven the guest of hot I Louis Stoorza and party “We
11:11:?” Rev A' J Smith. fSoIIth Norwalk Saturday night
sq Jennie Davis. of Rowan street Rev. Joseph I. (‘uirnsey will de
assisting in Miss M. i‘. A‘ckcrmauSI I ‘ ’
Illilnery stare in 1%“.me I tints young People' a meeting this even
-. The Y L. 1. Society of Christ (.‘hurchI VI
\I ill hold a meeting Thursday ovcnlnr, 'I I.
at the residence of Miss Ada Warden. . lltihsliruhs§0um Norualk 193191“) "11
‘ There will be a class meeting at the I Rev. J03
, eph l.. Guernsey was busy
lust Avenue Methodist Church t1‘1“IIII'tIIIItIrIII'Ilay' cleaning the Vyurd about his
James is llourmodleuV will I Iestdeuco. IW
.s-I
'l‘he selcctmen had the hole in Fort‘
inV
“i-lelectmen Charles G. WatcrburyI
Br‘idgeteudet John (iolc was busilr
ranged this morning in placing new
lurks 'ou the, Washington stieeti
ld‘go. '
The playhouse of the children 0
av. and Mrs. J. J. F‘oust has been pre-
ntetlIto-thc Godfrey children. off
at avenue. .
VThe Ladies Aid Society of the East '
Avenue Methodist Church hold its reg
our meeting yesterday afternoon in-
s end of WedneadruI alteration.
:Henry Barnum. of Danhury. has
hinted his family to East Norwalk and
in 5 taken a position as assistant draw- I
Haven and Bridgeport this week llei
will return the latter part of the vv.cck
The. interior of the meat market in '
f T W. Austin's block recently vacated
by Clarence E, Croioot is being reno-
voted
Richard Aheudroth. the barber, is
still confined to his bed with an attack V
of rheumatism. William Slattery Is
in charge of the barber shop.
The Daricn Launch Works was nev- .
or so busy as at present and Mr. 0b-
erl’andcr stated yesterday that It was
Impasslble to get sufficient help.
The Volunteer Hook and
II
t hder on. the I Washlu ton street ' LM‘W'
”(111.180 g (‘ompany will holdVits annual meeting
IThe last meeting of the first quar 1119 11““ Monday in AP?“- 119W?“-
‘ from the different Officers will be
tor of the Epwortb League will be
hIld next Sunday. at the East Ave- . beard.
nieMethodist Church. llarry Hypsou; The last omcial board meeting of
wIll' leads I V the Dorian Methodist Church of this
035“. F. Morreli, of Bridgeport who conference your will be_lreld.\\’ednes-
h g been‘the‘guest of his brother. Dau- V day night directly after the prayer-
Ie1 P. Morrell; manager of Cole's Elec» ‘ m“"‘*“5~ , I . .
t 0 Express. in this place. has return . Ralph 111116193 1911 1‘0“" 10'1‘1'931‘I‘1"
‘0. his home. - day for a Week's trip in the South
He will go to Baltimore. Washington;
nwyzgghrigg:(:“ggofitgnig‘eegyg and other places in the interest (if his
I: ‘c. Methodist Church. Thursday emélggrrss n‘l _ or i Rev l I. ‘11
"pi ht, after the prayer meeting. it is L ‘ Girerugemi- "1‘“ gush . Rowlpll
desired that all members be present.’ ” y 1' ear “I if”?!
i t the serflces in m. East Mom‘s Easter sermon on the. sulnost Risen
MI thodlst Episcopal Church. Sunday. . 311% 52‘1“- 5 °°'“P.‘§"% ““1?“ °1
L; (l. Fowler. in the name of the official e con arence year» “"1 9 51'9“ 1“
bard. extended an invitation to the
col gregation and friends of the pastor
the way of reports from all the depart-
meats in the different workers in the
to attend a public farewell reception. to
be tendered Rev. J. J Foust and iam-
several departments
A large number of people from this
lit at the chuIch tomorrow night.
3 IV' clock.
place enjoyed the pleasant Sabbath
teorxe B Fitch a well known real
Iafternoon by strolling don't to.
‘sccne of the retiring mutual oblont
d nt of East Nor-.walk passed away at “1 T030301“? 3‘ Simon." “IV-“i The
1:1: I30 yesterday morning at the home 1‘1““? 19 “the? “110 as .I’I‘i. but wt“
or. his daughter on: C. N. Rose Ho ‘ “or“ 11’ 1’91IKID‘IS110‘1 with ‘13!” and
art a in his eighty fifth y‘ctu being outI
of. the oldest residents of the. place.
it proinises to be it verv- interestiuizi
Hi is surv'lted in three children and
little place when the ideas and im
one brother. Mrs Charles N. Rose.
M as Fanny Fitch. James Fitch and
H ram Fitch. The funeral will take large ““1 ferocious bu“ 1" “ 1193"“
piled on Wednesday afternoon at 3 .11" added a ““11“ (’1 ““11““ ”“3““
0‘ look from his late home. The Rev. I and excitement to the young women
J.IJ. Faust warren-e charge and the “’1‘“ “’0" the "IP-
"hIrinl will be in the East Norwaik- .._._.....
ct etery.
1hr.“ teachegsaof the East Avenue WESTPORT'
MJthodist Episcopal Sundm schooij
h d n meetintt last night. with Mr. and
M . Herr. Hoyt, of Cove avenue. A .
ve v enjoy. 9' time was had and the.
to; owiu cxrqlently rendered program
w s c dyed: \‘orai quartette, Mm?
M rriam. Mrs. Keefer. Misses Carrie
an1l Nina Carpenter: violin and pianu‘V
tit t William Fayre: and \liss Nellie-
L'Elouitiierllau an solo. 1011!: To
IocIIl sold rs. L. D. Keelrr; \‘nt al
trl Mrs. Merriam. Misses Carpenter: :
viii": duet. Mr. Peyton and Miss
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lllypson
which was several inches deep on
route. rather marred the trip while a
day and Sunday with the Misses Smith
in Strotford.
There was beau riding o‘er
Bridgeport \\ est port trolley.
Pleasant weather brought
our
Thirtv members of the local Grange
went to Siratford Saturda: night:
where their were entertained by Hon
satanic Grange
Selectman Coley is preparing for so
deity on all the road improvements.
lornntedlen; u’jV Irons story-.7 H.J There are some sections of the roads
he in _ officers were treat badh demoted by the recent
ted to erve do the“ ensrilnslstorms:
rs: Superintendent. Harry W. § The Greens Farms Farmers Clubf
H III: assistant superintendent. John met lapt night at the residence of
i. ionrmedieu: secretary. Ernest its)» ii. Jennings. Following the reading
no (is: assistant secretary. Charles of; papers by Miss M. L Hyde and Mr
9.: plea: treasurer. James L'Hoinmr- 1Jetinin‘xs refreshments were served.
at I. rhorister. H J. Hypson: lib‘rar- . Sunday bicyclists and pedestrians
ta. Robert Thompson: assistant li- . were out in force The churches were
hr rlana Rev Waldron and Ramld Tay well attended and thoughts now turn
lo- superintendent infant department i to the advent of Sister ind with it w
a pianist. sass Sadie wowed IOéfIl activity and preparation:
I. Be . for the ousting of the summer coatin-
. ngat whichpe‘omisa robe earlier this
i limit}- mu;
. trim "define: has siren up the I .
Eyear than for some time past.
I \ tion of ItehrdV on board the step
the
Sunday.
:1
mimosa E. J Taylor’s
.. Farm Friday night and
than“ Kolobskl of about $3.
I watch kolopski tells
beer noon the fact that two
Iran been tramps em
I Hts trial “3 rifled
taken no. that. KolI
New Huron after Ir visit with relatives I
hire. Joseph G. Hyatt spent Saturw
m “allure lb the mmflw -
I
The Weekly oluaa’ martini: Will ”0H1“
I
kett has been rIIIIalIItIIIgV11’1-
, pies.
Andrew Mills, of flowavtonIV
Sunday with his grandmother
.‘Rldgeflaid have spentVa few days with
l
I weeks with her sister.
nutI has taken a position in the Yale i M
i visited Mrs. Jane mossman.
1 iv I
walk, last Friday is still in the Nor.
V; walk hospitals
I been boarded at M. 'l‘. Dunnellv‘s dur
VQlllg the. Mater were taken to Mt. \’cr
non last week
Brlfilihif‘l“C|ill‘h1 That il‘ the But
any.
having on
SchnlkIBurger audhis party passed
this place on“ its Way to Kroonstadt
Inent oillcials were accompanied
tfihptain
aide-tie camp and five other members
attire staff of the British commander-
In-‘chlef In South Africa.
.V stop here is that the 'l‘ransv aalcrs fa-
vor a general surrender of the Boer
tomes.
Fischer the Boer‘ detonate In an inter-
view today sites trivariety of reasons
Iwhy the Boers In the field should be In
:V a mood to coatinue the war rather than
accept terms less advantageous than
those previously demanded.
. est report from President Stern re-
ceived under date of February J2 says:
Professor A. ll. Guernsey is in New; 1110 ”1119" 9““ 10 ll 111199) end."
thing cx‘ccot clothing.
Goldie tvice president of the lloyal
GeogI-Iaphitul society and founder of
the Nigerial who has just returned
I from a I
South Africa. where he conferred with‘ .
the governor of the Cape of Good “Hope
and numbers of influential men brings
general situation from a British point
of v'ieu
regatta as especially dungeons. and he
thinks that the most serious British
difficulties will be encountered therein
‘ the future as at present. in the course
of an Interview with a mpresenta'tlve
Goldie while recognizing the possible
that the question of peace or wa‘r rests
the ’
movements are carried out. The trnutl. .
numbers .
l
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l
J. Iples when the first storm struck an,"
Pupil].
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(‘ iI‘. Coley III Namath
house and farm her
'Passengerejon Nerd America Lived in
I raucous: the furious mixer em
”[th thgship shoal her from
.ssutnmoaotummme
as
I“ IV ed (3“!!th dramas.
Mrs. R. 0 Bradley
Miss Abbie Jordon. of Eastou. Is the ’
eat or Mrs Peter I1ViIrVry
Lewls‘ Shipman is ultite III at this
writing. with symptoms of appendici-
.Iohn Nash and family are movIngI
into tluI house vataicd byVI F 8.. Sta- ‘
Mrs. Elnora Stilt: ea has sold her
to Mr. Judd of
Stamford. I
‘George‘ Godfrey of hrldgepoIt. spent
Mrs.
“P airline Godfrey
Mr. and Mrs. Hawtey Williams. of
Mrs. Theron Brown.
Mrs. Josephine Fitch went to New
York on Saturday to apthd a few
Miss Hitchcock. of Danbury. and
re D. S. Hurlbuttmf Cannons have
Edward Bradley. who was so serious
njured by a runaway team in Nor-
t
The hunting horses which have
FAVOR SURRENDER.
Thing the Boers Can Do.
WOLIVE HOEK Orange River Coi-
Monday, March 25. -‘-—'l‘hc train
board Acting President
yesterday. The Transvaal govern
by
Marker. Lord Kitcheneis
The. impres-
AMSTERDAM. March 25—Abrsham
The lat-
".Ilnst year we fought hopefully; now
care hurting with ootr’fltlo'nce. not to
he Boer forces have plenty of every
illNDON March Zita—Sir George
thorough investigation in
Lord Mlluor, Lord Kitchener. Cecil
Rhodes. Sir Walter iicnly-iiutchlnson.
homo Iaiitei pessimistic ideas of the
The conditions in Cape Colony he
of theI Associated Press Sir George
importance of acting Dissident Sensiti-
”Eraser 9 step said he was convinced
in the bands of President Ste; 1:. and
null Iii-II Kroner nnu the otherI'BotI'rs
in Europe no longer Iepresent Boer
opinion The real difficulty in thef
path of pencot‘he’bclloree is the (their
lion of granting amnesty to the Cape
and Saul rebels. Sir fleet-gt: says,
the Issue promises of the British gov
eminent have not the slightest weight
while the fighting burghcrs are in
their present state of mind. He advo-
cafes granting aonesty to the rebels
but he insists that eterv one must be
disfranchised for life. This he claims.
would go farther towards altering the '
bitterness of the lonllaift. Sir George
deprecates and. attempt to permit the
use of dual language. He adds that
the fact that r’ii‘IhI‘IIIyIthe whole of
the ris: ng generations of the.I two re
publics are now in the concentration
camps and are rapidly learning Eng~
lish will be of great aid in this direct—
ion. He estimates‘that 100.000 armed
men will be needed in South Africa
for some years after the conclusion of
peace »
COAL AND WATER EXHAUSTED.
Fear of Disaster.
NEW \NORK March ES—WIIh her
real and water supplies. almost exhaust-
ed the steamer Nerd America has arriv -
ed haze. She had been forced to put
into Bermuda on her way (mm Genoa
and Naples. much to the relief of her
forty-two cabin and 1.300 steerage pas—
sensors. who had lived for days in
hourly tear- of duster I‘ ~‘ -
Among th- passengers was Frederick.
Taylor. a fellow of the Royal Geograph-
lea] Society. who for the last sixteen -
months has been travelling In Borneo.
gm China and Hawaii.
“i“‘e were but one day out from Na-
said Taylor. "The heavy sea washed
over the vessel 5 deck. The ship had a
stall] cargo and rolled heavily. The
immigrants were lying all over the
decks exposed to the elements. and
mothers. with babes In their arm‘s.
adore drenched to the skin by the am .
which kept hmkint MNN‘MQI
ROI: the His!!! 0! March 187111! V
was able to make Infill‘ '
in; of the immigrants who were panic
stricken. made it a night of horror tori?
“The captain did his best to rain ":21
immigrants fears, but it was of no
on“ and at l consultitlfi of theol- I.”
can a was decided to steer for Ber~1
mods. When the Nora Amer-la reach-
ed Hamilton: the coal had In shorty
and the fresh hm had nearly Irina
twill 2:;
HEAVY sate madman.
LONDON. March sis—Very hear!
sens are main: in the w ‘W
vessels are in m Alex-1
man‘s departure this m mr'
I In onlo-
thas visited Mrs. I
becomes affected. as shown by billed!!!-
Ira begin to despair of recovery
and hunt Inc) mark the beginning of I: new
' warm 5. Phillips. » Roma’s
I'Ipring medicine. and Dr. Greener: Net-vars
1......V..... sass:
I‘
I
Dr. Creches Nervura Makes
Strong Bodiesh Pure Blood,
IVV‘IVV’I‘
Dr. Greene‘s flatware b I andtnem
remedy always insures the greatest rumor“
of strength and via No such this “as fall~ .
are in life is blsittpcrfect an Iood. III
is lack of vital force~iveakneaa I d inactivitw
of bodv and newer-that. straws the wort
with human wreckage. Poor blood fiiis'to
nourish and the nerves and Imts‘cles‘ become -
peak. A noticeable failure of strength ensue
A feeling of exhaustion follows. Sieeplessn
Is the ”neat. sYnIptotu of It decadence. intensify. V
lag the nervous derangement. l‘hd stormic “V
Indigestion; dyspepsia. weal: been. headache;
molauohtriy discouragement. until the suffer-
Dr. Greene's Nerrura is the only sperm;
for disease bud weaknesses of the blood and
nerves. l min its tangle influence phoeitialu
Weakness exhaustion. and “rental depression
quickly Insomnia-L and exhilaration, strength.
life of happiness and success. V
Polot.‘ N.Y .V.
says:
"I was proatrsted from overwork and nervous
promotion and had run down from 1m to 113
undo, and after a worse of Dr Greene‘s Nervura
Ilood and nerve remedy l regained my health and
rot-ow my weight of IM pounds. 1 can mn-
scienfiopsly recommend Dr. Graeme medicine as the
float“ "this unearth. and have remnumnni‘ed it too
rent many. You are at liberty to publish this
tier for others’ good.“
[nervbody rfeeda and should take I good
blood and nerve remedy is the greatest and
grandest: of on spring remedies Pea do have
absolute confidence In Dr. Greene's Rectum.
more so than in Invother remedy. bee muse t
famous regular plIv aician prepares it. which is
a guarantee that it is perfectly adapted to
care. As In additional assurance of cure Dr.
Greene :0: Fiftervenue. New York i‘ity. gives
you the privilege of consulting him without
chug: or cost. either .by calling or writing about your .th-‘I
BIEENIMAQE. AN DFARE BEVING MADE lVN
Mme STOCKS
By people Who are shrewd enough to lav away the stocks. purchasing
them when they are first offered to the public. licrausr then the stock can
be porcine“ at first low prices when firmer is needed for the dot elopment.
Later on when the nominee begins to pay div_ldeuds this stock, often cost
lag, perhaps only :5 cents lumps in fire or ran doliaIs per share.
Georgia. the Empire State of the South
is just at the beginning of one of those gold mining booms that many oth
or sections have experienced in the. past
Those who have kept close watch. are aware of the great success that
many of the new goidIminen of (from in are meeting with.“ '
Shrewd People from all sections of the to. n: n and even from Europe
mmowwmm2 flteaelms' cans: they are being! offered at these low
price-I. and putting them away for the Ilse sun to miles a little later on
III has has I tiling IIIIIIIIII
ls Organized under the hash! floorfila and has one million shares of
the par value of one doiial". may paii‘an hookasessablef and four hundred
thousand of this i-s treason stock. to be used solely for development purposes
We now offer to the Public one hundred thousand shares of this treasqu
stock at the low price of 2.3 cents per share (par value 3i bill after which
the price will he raised to tilt cents i!’ it should be found necessary to sell
any more of the shares.
This Company ‘now owns in fee simple 63 acres of as promising a gold
prcperty as is to he found anywhere 'ocated ‘in tiwtnnett county. Ga. and
Moon as the Owens property. upon which there has been a large amount of
development work done. The separate shafts have been sunk upon a v.ein
and sufficient drifting done to show up a large amount of ore the vein IIIn
nin’f; from 2%; to ti fees In width.
Assays run as high as ma and our experts say the ore will average
about 818 per ton and that we hate more than we can get out in one natural
lifetime. At theI low est calculation :r. are should be ten dollars per ton profit
in mining and milling this ore
Upon this property we have now a ten stamp mill. two concentrators. one
«to h p. boiler and engine one it: h I portable swine and holler. one salon
hoist. blacksmith shop with full set of tools. one are crusher. many pumps.
A
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and a long line of machinery and tools, such as are to be found on a well '-
equlppcd mine and a good mill- house and other buildings
The main vein has been trated all the way or Ines. the property running
”mes From Small Investments.
Thousands If p6%pl‘I‘ are now rec citing a fine living income from rain-
ing stocks that test them originally only a few hundreds of dollars and thou
sands will hath.I this saincolperienco within the next few years in the Gear.
gin mines.
Nearly every one who made this I: already aware of the fact thatmillions
of dollars worth of gold have been taken from the surface of the Georgia
hills anal now the sex: workings are revealing the source of all this gold as
all minors knew: who
Does It; Paulo Own a Thousand Shares?
Here are a few? litmus from mines the stocks of which were at
first offered gt Writ Mgr-3:10” shares of Quincy or Tamarack would In
sure at: laconic of néIrly tam per an ppm: 1000 shares of the Calumbet and
pi: MOI moo shares of the heads-ell would pay
hieInuirlIerl of the Homestake would return $6. 000
In it “(1:11 maddfilon'o Van increase of from 200 to 500 per
VVVVceIutti I‘theV ne of; e.
The W‘kfitoc swat tweet y-Ilve cents per share and is now
worth $40.
$309 The timing)",
and sold first at 35¢: and now is held at over
stock to be put away for I little time is 30th
profitable and l
Van, near fir W“ this I took as you can spare the money for.
My“ with -V ‘ Witter on. " I}; a
Weed with": o no me: down arid the balance on re.
, or I
“.35 of the song; mission as: Isa-lotion bison furnished upon IWIL
tail
destroyers lephyr.IPervent [Md Zebu COLOMBIA" “OOPS AT PANAMA.
Pure Wnite Ihead and Zinc
mixed by hand will Wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The.
[repair of William stereos and of
V Stephen Wilcox. both on southi"
.IMIIn street. were painted by me.
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as wall
~ It i paint It. My office. 63 :30ng
Main street My residence,
Elm Grove street.
hing IIIII III Business
‘ LaVIVtV days of the ,CloIing Out Sale at
Mdet'll thai;
CRRPE’I‘S
FURNITURE
at prices that will make quick sales.
Balance of our ‘Axmlnster. Moquette,:
\I'clvct. Eddy and Tapestry Brussels
Carpets. from 50c to 65c. per yard.
We are offering bargains in Furni-
ture you cannot afford to miss. V
Our business Is to be closed April
I, and we request a settlement of all
bills before that date.
A good safe for sale cheap. Darn to
rent. on Cross street.
‘ ”(L-W. Hoyt
V51 WALL ”STREET, NORWALK'. CT.
Norwnlk Club BVuiidIng. 1
Wall Paper.
extrema ofiyour It’ouserflf you
haven't much time to spend in
selecting your wall coverings
give us the dimensions of your
rooms. tell us about how much
you want to put into the pa er.
We will have the papers for be
different rooms selected and rea-
m for your criticism when you
call.
Photo Frames--
Large or small. Both are theI
Window Shades
Painting and I ,
Paper Hanging
You'll find a frame will in:
prove \our picture. You ll find a
frame. here that will make it
look its ve: y best.
Get It Readv
For Easter
. lime it on your walls and see
Input on improve‘iirentl it really
as. We will make the frame for
:0“.
Room Moulding
to match your Wall Paper.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON STREE‘!
South Norwalit
Talsph Connection.”
Opel“: I ping. until 8: 3o.
had Plain! this
N0. 40 WATER STREET,
‘ SOUTH NORWALK,‘ CT.
SOLOMON scam. Manager
Q
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cages and all kinds Of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of every description.
N
Brass Advertising Signs.
Large Orders 1 Specialty.
into V PANAMA. 66th um 15- bury 3 Flaked Wheat “06!,
maxed!” 1193:} IRE gm “fill” The troops which arrived It Color: yes 3 cans Sugar Com. 25c
stutter: sear him In): The tern-y hour the department of Suntan
m of the , hastmm on- V per a board Wmmm, “mun eons Packed Tomatoes, I, m can
they V Isms lip ill-Ill! ‘ Metal Mwm here this Early June Peas, i‘” 106 cu:
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the paper. and the men, and the paste.
and Intent: to the whole business; All
Out prIites IIIrI ion and our men and .
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guarantor satisfaction. IRIM‘
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to FIRST STREET, EAST aorta/ALI! 1‘ V
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Richest Coal: Paces;
Discarded machinery of WI.
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and builders hardware t“ ‘
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