Captain William Bell has put his sloop "Caution" In winter uarters. Freddie Coleman. of llford, is spending a, few days with relatives in this place. relatives Ill Brooklyn. M111. Charles Blydenburg. of 19 Core. avenue. is entertaining Mrs z. A. irons, of Beacon Falls. The Christmas festival of St. Paul’s' ~ mission will be held on the Feast of the Epiphany. January 6111. Charles Jones one of the profession- ui openers at the Radel oyster shop. is spending the day In New York city. A very pleasant. family gathering :, was held Thursday at the home of». Captain Oscar St. John, in Osborn ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Matthews. ol' Cove street. have returned from Poughkeep— 1' sie.wl1erc they went to attend the lun- ‘ oral ot a relative. . Ilnosts wer1-1 present at the Wedding unuive1sary of Mr. and 111111. Hubert S. ~ Mitchell. Christmas Day. from Jersey City, New York and Bridgeport. Melville Decker has returned to Port ‘ Richmond 8. l. after spending Ch-rlst runs at the home of his father. Captain Muttavlus J Decker. in Belts Place. Contractor Arthur Waldron and lam ily of Cottage avenue, are spending Iho day the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jrunes H. Hanford. of 60 Winfield street. Miss Jennie Silcox. or Warren street. has now entirely recovered front the clients of the peculiar form of lock-jaw with which she was taken about three weeks ago. Frank i. Hitchcock came over from Bridgeport with his engineer this morning and took the steamer "Vin- 1lex" which he recently purchased from Captain Peter Decker back home. Arthur Day took the place of Captain Charles ii. Day. 011 the propeller Eagle. Thursday night. allowing Mr. Day to attend the wooden wedding anniver- sary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Hu bcrt S. Mitchell, ' Miss Anna von Holland who has been the guest of her sister Mrs. Ma— tilila Hefner. of i ’ l'ort strcct. left for Philadelphia today to make a visit be- fore she rcturned to her home in Pitts- lield, Mass. Howard Gorhum. of Kaiser Place. who has been assisting at Sturlcrant‘s during the holiday rush. is now at home again and will return to school when the spring term begins the first week in January. At, the Christmas entertainment of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Thursday night. Mrs. H. .l. ilipsou vorv lntcl 11stlngl1 explained. tin1 slcrcopticon views as they were‘ thrown on the screen. The members of the choir of St. Paul's.- mission are requested to be present tomorrow noon at Sunday school for final rehearsal for the foe tival vcspers to be sung tomorrow ove- plug. The Sunday school of Christ church is invited to the service tomorrow evening at 7:30. At this service Father Cocrr will address the chil- drop.- lt. is hoped that all members of the school will be present as tilts will be the regular Christmas ser- vice. The omcers and teachers of the East Avenue Methodist. Sunday school will hold their monthly meeting for the study of the lessons Monday evening at 7:30 at the parsonage. The super- intendent desires every oflicer and teacher to be present. The cantata, “The. Coming of the King.“ will be repeated 11 week from to- morrow niaht at the East Avenrn1 Methodist Church. '1. By request the an theme sang last Sunday will he repeat ed. Three will be sung in the morn- ing and two in the evening. Louis Kellogg one of the openers at the Rndoi shop. cumo acres-111 11 mam moth oyster yesterday, So big was the bivalve that he turned it over to Thomas Hendrick. who works on the next bench. The boys sav the oyster measured nine Inches.1 Louis thinks it was nineteen. Miss Eva Flagg. of K‘hlser Place and Miss Tillie Larsen. ol1the Washington street bridge. are rapidly gaining prom- inonco as musicians. Miss Flags plays the piano and Miss Larsen la becom- innr quite an expert violinist. The young Indiesmractlce quite frequently and their friends are hoping that they Will soon have the pleasure or hearing them in public ‘ The bicycle store at the east end of the Washington street bridge. under the firm name of Taylor & Robermts but conducted the past few months by . Harry Roberts has be 11 closed. Ar- thur Curr has bought he stock and' tailored it. for the present at his home on the Gregory Boulevard. Mr. Rob crtevhas not yet decided what business he will enter for the future. Captain D P. Morrcll is making any oral changes about the Colcs Electric express olllce on the Washington street bridge. The little room in front. which Mr Morreli has used lor his ol- doe. will be moved to the roar. allow- ing ample room for the bin: parcels and boxes which arrive evefy day to he ink on through the lront door. lleretolm'e the odice has been much in the way. The married at the East. Avenue Methotilnt Church tomorrow cvonlnll Wiliroommcnce at 7 o‘clock. tor Will deliver his annual sermon to 1 the members of the East. Norwalk and South Norwalk fire departments. The 11111111011111; church will be reserved for therdremeu and'thero will be special music by the choir. Three or the 1111 11111111 1111111; last Sunday will he repeat- Edward Bryant and William Wel- elicit. are talking “seriously of gallium whether for a pooh, mattih to be pulled it me evening 11111111 weak in Chris l 1111 saloon on the Washington 1111111 11111111.... The men are well maligned and 1111 only obstacle to the it the handicap. 1. lllaon 1111111111 11111 b < "will probahiyh iii 11 11150. , Monday 1.1111111 t ' tly numb 1111512 .6! Mil Bandit? I; "' 3311.01.11. 11111.1. h list Mi! "twine. Mia's a it M11. and Mrs. Gardner. of (love street, I i have returned from a short visit with Thu 111111- N read or reSt'in'the same house with you. Can’t stop it? Then we mus: tellyou about Aers better advice. of all i could do. relieved. i am now perfectly 11.1.1 ,. Y knew how generally dis- agreeable you make your- self, or you would step coughing. " Nbipnerrcan Cherry Pectoral N 0 medicine like 11 for stopping coughs, heal. ing sore lungs, quieting inflammation in the bronchial tubes, and preventing serious lung‘ troubles. Ask your doctor if he could give “ Last fall l contracted a severe cold on my Inn 11 i then tried Ayer' s‘Cherry fiectoral and was quickly Miss Emma Miller, Fort Spelling, Minn. AbbreviationséN..v ‘3' ARCHITECTS. ~ Knapp Wm. 3.97 Washingtons. N. Morahauae F. . Summary Building. AWNING'MANUFACTURERS. Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N. BAKERY. Rundle J. H. ‘31 Van zandt E. N. BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM. Owens M11. E..C..22'North Main 8. N. BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. Grant’s 133 Wanhington S. N. Bread 11. Cake delivered to all parts of city. Lane. F. A. 37-51 Wauhlugton S. N. BANKS. Central National 36 Wall’N. City National United Bank Bldg 8. N. Falrfleld County National 44 Wall N. Fairllald County Savings 51 Wall N. Norwaik Savings Scolety 414 Wall N 80. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 8. N. 80. Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg BARBERS. Pltzer Gustav 111 Washington 8. N. Pohlman. Albert 66 Washington 8. N. BLACKSMISTHSE:ND HORSE S. . Flynn Edward 10 Hanford PI. 8. N. BOARDING HOUSES. Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. S. N. J. (plume. ' Lowell. Mun. which continued spite Amelia Whitaker. Miss Agnes Redrnan,’ Miss Pansy Stevens. They gave Mr. ' Seymour sevelal nice presents Which be greatly uppr'1111 lates. A line lolintlon was scr1'1111.an1l the evening very much enjoyed and will over he 1"emen1be1ed. Arthur Johnson. of Prospect street who had the index finger of his loltti hand taken off by the accidental dis i charge of a shotgun Christmas day is getting along as nicely as could be ex- pected. He suffers very little pain' from the wound. so 'well was it dross 1111 by the physicians Several of his friends called on him last evening. All are sorry that the accident occurred ' but no blame is placed on any one. The parents of the boy are only too glad that it was not 1110111 serious. The Junior Band will hold its regu- ' 1111' meeting last evening at the Metho dist parsonage. Edward Hatchtnnn led and thcrc was a good attendance and much interest tnkcn.A1raugo nrents are now pracatitally (omplclcri lot the. supper tilt1 band is to hold next ' Wednesday evening. Edgar Kcolcr will be circi’ fund a line supper may be “'3 expecto1l.'i‘h11.111 will probably be scr- 11ral visitors from out of town on that evening. The. members voted to aim tend onc- evening soon the revival meetings being 1'1011111111111l in Grnr 11 M. ' E. Church, New Haven by the former} pastor. Rev . A. S Smith. The latter has given them an urgent invitation. “ to be present and they Mil probably go;‘ 0101' in a both One of the biggest jokes that has or curred in some. little happened this morning In the Radcl oyster shop. The openers wont to Work about 3 oclock and about an hour later George (.‘onk- lin 1amc in. followed by u flue looking Scotch collie owned b1 01111 of the. an- icon keepers on the Washington street illidifl‘ 'i‘ht1 woman Opener 111 the shop 1 1"111na1k111i that it was cold and she was . going to get. warm by chasing the dog. A lively run then followed. only to ciosc with disastrous results to John Corrklin. George's lnlhcr. As she was turning from one of llrt1 aisles to anoth- (11' the dog ran full tilt into .lohn (kink- l‘n. striking him between the logs and knot king him down. .iolm had a dip- i [1111 of ovstcrs in his hand ready toi dump into the val About hull of. these wont on the lloo1.li11 Inter re ’ covered ihctn and did not lost.1 any- thing by the accident. llut the worst was yet to follow. Being frightened by the collision. the dog tried to get out. of the way hurriedly and gave. one jump. iandlnr.r in one oi the oyster clinics. Down he. slid into the icy wu- tor and when he came out he was 11 sorry sight. ing the anlrnnl looked like u drowned rat and kept shy of every opener in th11 shop. The Mayflonmr‘ fire boys held 11 spec- is) meeting last evening In the truck house in Van Znndt street. and com- pleted arrangements for attending ser- ‘ vice tomorrow evening in the East Avenue Methodist Church. Every member is expected to he at the truck house tomorrow evening at 8:30. In full uniform. ready to march "to the church to listen to the annual sermon .. I111 Rev. Edward Cunningham. The. Rant Norwalk'boyn will be accompan- ied by the members of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company. who will march with them to the church. Samuel l-luil desires cvory member of \layllowor Hook and Ladder to turn out tomorrow evening. Nothing was done in rulalirm to tho plnochlo tourna- mont At the meeting to be held Jun- unry dill. arrangements will probably be made ' . ROWAYTON. Mrs. James it. Simone and daughter Vivian are visiting friends in New York city. s. .111 11:15 p m. Young 1 near and 1101111 in lo take All the rest of tho morn- “ Foreman ‘ ; and Mrs Nimrod Tilley. and street. There bill be a special meeting of the Rowayton Fire Department. in the quarters in W A. Cushman's burn for the purpose of electing a chaplain for the department and to transact any nthrr luisilil‘SS which 11111.1 be properly brouvht tip in said meeting. A full uttcnrianco is doslrcd Monday night. lion-nylon Methodist Episcopal . Church—~At 10:30 a. m.. special object The Knapp Box 00. 132 Water 3. N. sermon for the children. All are in BUSINESS COLLEGES. 11111111 At 1' 1111 p. 111.. Sunday st-zhooi iarownvg CoHege Gee. E. Sartaln Prop. Peoples meeting; BUSHELMEN “elm" "V ”“3 mm"- “'1’ Karpinski Frank 2d.floor 31 Wall N. Tuesday evening. class 11:111111ing Wednesday croning Watch CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. \iililt 51111'11i111g; ’i‘hnrsdm 111'.euing rGambIe Leslie R'VW'idO M'HI 5- N 11111111'11 meeting 'Mather Harry W. 131 Water 8.- N. Scr1ices in Rowayton BuptistiCARfilAGE AND SIGN PA'NTERS- (‘burch as follows: Preaching at i Brntherton R. L- 20 Brook N- W' ”1 ii. In. by pastor: T p. 111 praise ' Makin Ellis 10 Hanford S. N. 111111111 followed in 14111111011. A StorinATHOLlc RELIGIOUS ARTICLES. and its Moral .1 New \unr s sor:mon HayesJ T 5 Main N. solo I11 \ilss Elizabeth iiurnp: Sunday i CHIROPODISTS. s1hool l- ’: lunlor (‘hrisilun I11 11111111101 Griffith Mrs. Jeanie 40 Wall N. twnior (‘hrlulinn i‘.ll1il'il\'(ll. ul li. . .. 1. . . . . CURlOSlTY SHOP. consu'rution 1111.1tlng. \\1.1l1111.1lay 11 ‘Magner T. .I, 2 80. Main 8. N. 11'ri11'z. watch nilzht. «111111111. 1'11 union with .\l. L Church. Friday 111'.eui11gr CIGARS AND TOBACCO. annual lmslllt'ss moutlnu. clottion of HayesJ T. 5 Main N. trustees and oliitlais and roll (11111.1Olden8chiagerJohn104 Wflh' i005 N 1111111 member is expected to attend or .Smith E F Mahackemo BIOCK. 1211111 11m1nn1nicatlon. IWheIpIey 11. Clark 64 Washington S. N. ..n Eowwfl. ' CLOTHING AND GENT‘S FURNISH- Qulnlard House 5 Elizabeth 8. N. of Il‘orty- sec- BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. Keeler Geo.159 Washington 8. N. Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N Lyon F. D. 11'. Co. 90 Washington 8. N BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE- PAIRERS. Bredlce Ernesto 83 Main N. Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N. , Wood Henry A. 16 Scuth Main S. N. BOX MANUFACTURERS. ll' 1 D. “1.. j1111..i Timc: INGS. 'ES I Fun iJosem M. 163 Washington S. N OWELS iCONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY. Keleher M. 11 H. 57 Mnin‘N. CONFECTIONERS. 'Candy Kitchen 24 South Main S N. 11' 1.111 bluen‘ t a r. uulnr liunlihr 1.1111111111111111! ortho} Smith Harrie A 39 Main N b.11- .'-Ir:11~~'\11_v1l.1\'. \ou'rc lil nrui b1». ii1r13p 3'111! howu is 0|)1'Ii 1111111111 wcil i1‘urm1.i11 i'iro 1111111111 of 1111 r DENTISTS I ll 1 1.i11111 is lianulroun. The anmoih Whiriidli'inimt1'11'r.1i.furry cl llouplnfl 11111 bonel- Boutwcil C. F. 97 Washington 3N N. Hoyt Frank B A South Main S.N Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 8. N. . DRESS AND COAT MAKER. gChinery Misc 8. 15 Elm N. . DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS. .Mead Mrs. J. W. 11 Haviland s. N. DRUGGISTS Baxter Frank H 8 South Main 8. N. Clifford Phar. Platner .9. Bradley Props Finch Frank M. 126 Washington 8 N. ? Grim» T. B. 205 WaohInoton S. N. 1 1 Planted R. H. 43 Washington 8. N CANDY OATHARTIO EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY r’lennuut. l'ulntnblu. i'otunl.'l‘l1alcllood. Folio 1 11 i. W 11!. (Iri iii .. nnriMcru . 1331'": ;1}i'i-lrr."roimir'i-'e uu'r'r'iio. nib 11110111113211} iStiilson Pawell 0WD 32 Walh 10" 3 N- 101 t 1 A1 1 rel-la DRY GOODS. 11311111111 IIIISDY mll'lli'. CHICAGO" I“ '03 MchkormIn A. & so" 8‘ Walh'ton 8. N. HillOp J. A. 81 Co. 83 Walhlngton 8. N. mllh M S. a Co. 92 Washington 8. N. liEEi’ lililii Billiill illEill ' '.Nor Electric Co. 202 Wauh'ton E. N. ' FISH AND OYSTERS. 'Brldge Market West End Washington St. Bridge R. J. Cutbiil Prop. FLORISTS iSmith J H. Est. 80 South Main 8 N FRUIT AND CCNFECTIONERY. Canevari D 179.Wuhington S. N. ‘1 Morelil Joseph at North Main 8. N. FURNITURE DEALERS. - Collins A. J. a Go 16 N Main 8. N. Podmore William 87 North Main 8. N. 1 FURNITUREAND CROCKERY. Roun Max L 167 Washington E. N. GAS APPLIANCES. Conn. R. 1!. L. Co. 54 811. Main 8. N. GENERAL REPAIRING. ; Thempuon R. C. 8 Rowan E. N. GLOVES AND LADIES’ WAISTS CLEANED. 1 Haydn M". A. M. 86 S. Main 8. N. GROCERS. Becker Conrad 141 Washington 8. N. ' Epstein M. 49 Port E. N. i L' Hommedleu Bros 203 Waoh'lon E. N. ' Jouiovuky R a. Go. First E. N. Roodnar Sumufii 70 omr B'. N. Seymour. ctm. I. 33 Wuhingtou a. N. Wilcox Edwin 70. Wuhlngton S. N. HARD E AND CUTLERY. Comteek kins 0. Dow 112 Wuh. Fox Cycle 611.120 Wllhinottm S. N. Normlk Hdw Co. 34 Main N. ' K. U lN LJLJri 1'Anl'iTE“Fi(liiF PACKAHE i I. ' are always just right. As delicious as if freshly cooked. 1.1.1.5... Boss Lunch M ilk .Biscuit. , Always Fresh and Crisp. Sold In our liberal nixed moist proofpuckngouf 5 and 111 cents. . Made iii New London} for 111.1111. Nonrboucr Jew on good. Try a Package. C. DIBOSS" 81 SON. New Marion. Colin. 151111111111 Mrs. Hellman or violent) . .’"Wore Chtlaimna 11111111111 or» 81110110 .1111 11.11.3331: e'arr‘ rranggll in w - 11611111111111 11111111111111 will? , ' HARNESS AND HORSE GOODS. ‘ Donn Wallace 8 River N. MoNormy M. J. 150 Warship ion 8. N. Norwaik Harden More 3!! sin N HORSE DEALERS. Turiov M1111 Phone 59-2 001111.111. S. N. leURANCE (FIRE). Murrili Homer 4111/. WuilN Wilcox. Walter L. 4 Southrhloin EN. iNBURANCE (LIPS). N. Y. Lilo. a. J. Ol'orlun: " Conn. Cu». W 01111.11 c1111: roll oval-tarsus. Mrs. Franklin 31.11.9111... Castle. Del. 113711: "I tattered let years with dyspepsia. Used to 111111 mat dice grassland belching. i tried everything can 5* D I i 11.1.11 11 D it w“ ' Didi lirattnh. 0371.231." .ahdoiiqiii manned Tremb- 19m '11“.th “lg-levitated? Stat 111111111111er 3 i . mandala “$3,131an . 111111t bottle cured 11111 cmnpl‘dteiy.” r111 sale by it. ii. Piniatud and I". R Easter ‘6' earns or 11111111111 "”9“ ' _ BEIAG 4 1137' or 2713 31151111555 FIRMS AND PROFESSIONS or THE TOWN or NORWALK. «W Classified Mitiiiilllltllll Ilurler Tillsl llerrrl .ildlll 11.1 the Fulton Mulls. W OLIIALK FRUiT AND PRO - -‘ HOW Mini RC.” ear of. but nothing helped ml until i took bruslilan 3111mm! one 60 , .. lusuaANos AND REAL ESTATE. Hoyt Gould 11. 45 wall N. Lawrence 'J. B."Ag'y 12 311.111.1111 8. N. Layton J. M. 5 R. R. ave. S. N. ‘ JOB PRINTERS. Freeman 1:. A. 98 Washington 8. N. Gardner. Printer cor. Wall 1!. Water N. Mitchell H. S. 10 North Main 8. N. JUNK DEALERS. , Harris Abraham 13 Raymond B. N. KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS. Smith M. S. 1% Co. 92 Wllhlngton S. N. LADIES' FURNISHINGS. Mills 8. I. M1185 Wuhlngton S. N. LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED. Butterfass C. 4 Raymond S. N. Toque’s 25 Main N. LAUNDRIES. Crescent 8 Seavlew Ave S. N. Old Well 32 Havlland S. N. Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N. Wing Sam 2 Seuth Main 8. N LUMBER DEALERS. Hatch a Bailey Co. Water 3. N. MACHINERY MANUEACTURERB. McKiben 13.11. Co. 50 56 Water 8. N. Miller J. W. 136 Water 3. N. MANICURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR DRESSERS. Rider Miss H. s. 97 Washington 5. N. MANICURE, MASSAGE. SHAMPOO- ING ' Hayes Mrs. A. M. 1111 '11.... Main 3. N. ~ MEAT MARKETS. Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N. New York Market 1.42 Washington S.N. - MERCHANT TAILORS. Byrnea P. J. 7 Main N. Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N. Kocaur Franz 10 North Main 8. N Neugebauer J. 84 Washington 8. N. Porcelil J. 107 Washington 8. N. MILK DEALERS. Hawxhurst Chas. H. 25 West Main N. MILLINERS. St. John The Micsen 49' Wall N. Tillotoon S. 8. Min 86 Wash. S. N. ' MINES AND iNVESTMENTS. Greene C. Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk. MONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD- ER S. Bates John S. 7 Union Ave. N. Steven: M. w. 50 Main N. MUSICAL iNSTRUMENTs. Ives Chan. 6. 29 Wall N. Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall. Studweil J. W. 39 North Main 3. N. NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS. Hayes John T. 5 Main N. Leary 6. Co. 19 Railroad Ave.. S. N. OYSTER EXPORTERS AND SHIP- PERS. Hoyt W. H. 6. Son 139 Water 8. N. OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS. Merrill A. H. 126 Water 8. N. PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS. Beatty J. W. 207 Washington S. N. Decker G. 19 Haviland S. N. Egglnsoo F. T. 82 No. Main 6. N. Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 8. N. PAWN BROKERS. Horwltz I. 154 Washington 8. N PHOTOGRAPHERS. Lewis E. 11 Main N. Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg N. PIANO TUNERS. isnm Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N. PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCT 0R8. Benedict Mlu F. 42 Welt Ave. B. N. Diabt‘ow Min Nellie 36 West Ave. S. N. Manvllie Edward B. 16 Lowe S. N. PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAM- ING Bodiont “(my 3. 1:1 rive-1 Ave. 3. N. - PICTURE FRAMING. Smith C. C. Cor. Knight. and Wall N. PLANING MILLS. Carman 11 Seymour Soaview av. E. N. REFRACTING OPTICIAN. Hoyt, Homer B. United Bank Bldg. RESTAURANTS. Briggs Frank K. 5 Water N. imperial Cafe 3. N. Meals at all hours. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. National Bank of Norwaik 51 Wall SCHOOLS (Private). Ointot Mlu Evu 14 Washington 8. SEWING MACHINES. Singer 00. 124 Wuhlngton S N. Wheeler 4. Wilaan 16 80. Main 8 SHIP CHANDLERS. Stevens J. H. 42 Water 8. N. STOCK BROKERS. Maples A Golduchmldt 86 Wash. 8. STEAMSHIP TICKETS. . Beam 0011. F. United Bank 51119.3. N. STOVES. RANGES AND HEATERS Powell John w 28 Wuhinpton S.N N. STRONG INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED. Village T. Woodward ova. S. N. UNDERTAKERB. Drapery H. B. 24 1111111111 in a. N. Stunnmi 11.11.111.111... 111ml Will N - UPHDLSTER Smnlihom w. P. 1112 mm 11.1... ii. N. VETERINARY SURGEONS. Olmntud Dr. F. i... l Vii-amputee Ii. N. VIOLIN,'.OIIITAR «ND. MANDOLIN ' ' TEACHER. DI Muro Paolo 43 Main N. ‘ ViCLleHAR-MONV AND MUSICAL' . KiNDlROARTIN. . . 1'. . Newton Mr. and Mrs. c. B.. Borrowed Mottled for 6111111111111. 31 Orchard hi1. VOICE CULTURE. . ' “ 15116119111111.1111» MM 60 u mm SlN. Eaten lint-rd 111%; that. an. Frid'ya Popper 1'11 22 “Minnow NvSIrnI Amy Wood 83%! S. N. N. N .. '1" '11...." data ' '. no filings} U . ~ 1113111111111 1.1m » n 1111111 i311?“ 111.11%?" 11-" . totally 1 all... Why not bun usciul Nhrwalk1‘8.}N.'.'South Norwalk; ill. N. East Norwnlkn Taylor 1!. Golden .74 Washington 8. N. ' Christmas 1 intioles The Following arePractlcable: MEAT CHOPPERS CARVING SETS FINE SCISSORS EXCELLENT RAZORS POCKET KNIVES TABLE KNIVES ’ STAR SAFETY .RAZORS SKATES AND‘ SLEDS. These are regular goods it regular prices. and can be exchanged after Christmas, If for any, 0'11qu it in desir- able to do so. 5. .1 Cometock Watkins 81 Dow 112 WASHINGTON a'rnaa'r, sonH NORWALK. ‘ Phone 14311. ' r Phone 132.. ..i‘ ' 1111: new mount! . ELECTRIC MOTOR chincry—always ready for work. " Any size and any voltage desired THE G. .1. 11141113an M 'F’ G CO. W. R. THOMPSON, Manager”, } 50 WA me sr.. so. radium? Special Sale .111 Volunteer Flour 550 bag A. Stull darned AVE... 54131 Muftwnk. 111111111 1111111111111 NO. 40 WATER STREET, souru NORWALK, cr. SOLOMAN SCAM, Manager. Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper Plating. w... ilird (Taxes and all k i111|s of iiict :11 Work Repaired and Refinished ANTIQUE BRONZING. Metal Signs of every description. ' 1.1.Bfau"A'd1;:rtim1dng'vSignm1-. . i Qiargtt'}. 9:01de Specialty. “WW anon Valve“. Nulncless. Ciilliliii without. hir of wa- ter hummer. line no tank. "rile IDEAL' Volumeter Pressure Regulating . ' 1111111. Valve. '1 A self Initiating pressure 11.11.1111 direct 111-1111111110. Discharges the name “shit in liberation 111‘ is a llnely constructed piece of ms- t ’ " ' . 2;, iiast River, Beekmau St.) -3 1'l1an1i11licrs, lianrl irons. lit-rulers ' dubbed to 11 Flash Yalwopmud .hy. 11111111111th mar in the 11111110 length of “ 9 time, regardless of the head or. pron ' runs 111 service pipe. oufm display ‘ 1' "pairs. The res era 0 a pleased to learn that: thdrii'ir a at ,_ _ one dreaded disease that 1131111111 been able to cure in all its 11 1 that In Gamith. Hall’s 111.1111 “1. 1111 only positive cure dbw the medical fraternity. Cold. a constitutional disease. constitutional treatment. 1.11111 Cure is .taken nternaily. directly upon the hood and , surfaces of the system. therab straying the foundation of the. } and giving the patient 11.111111 . building up the constitution on log nature In doing its worth! (it‘ll prletors have so much faith In 1111' alive powers that they alter On dred Dollars for any case that it to cure. Bend for list of teatimun Address F. J. CHENEY, Toledow Sold by druggiats. 751:. ' Hall's Family Pills are the beat . as long and corer‘ deub‘ " ' face as machinery mile house of William Stdveiiil Stephen Wilcox. both an , Main street. were paints by 111 in this manner over 'eluwn'yesru' 'ago. They are ntilluood. . Your hence will stand SI, } if i palnt‘it: My office; W811 t .Maln street My rustdmiiflbfl KERR Grove airtight 1.1 r .. 1. 4 . Doslgris “1""! are sometitnea hard to flat, but there are such things, nevertheless. _ We 1161111111111 to seem boastful. but we are proud of ‘our stock. We work- ed hard to get it. We didn’t take what was thrown to us. That is one reason why we‘ have the trade we do. ‘ . . PAINTING, PAPER“ HAN.” ING. DECORATINan EEGorham 1“ arrows.“ to First Avail-11.. William‘- Tel. Cl“? 13513.1.- } Willi , 111111 11111 1111 till asrwesu ' ...-min NEW YORK: '1 1111131 NORWALK AND ' 31111111110an11. 511111111ch Eagle and City of Norwalk leave New. York, Pier p 111,. Aorwalk and South Null. walk during the night. 1 * 1...?“ W“”“""“3”S‘oi. PLUMBXNG AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER nu'm‘nto. HOT AIR HEATING. 1 i STOVEB AND RANOB " ’ SLATE AND TIN R00 iNiL = 111111 and Steam.1l‘lttin¢.. a (31111 Fixtures. Metal Coiling, Etc. Have you 11111111 our 11.1.1111 i '1 RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES RHOTCHKWB COMPANY. 17 mm. eraser. moment: I SMJLL PAINTING; A 1111111111 111111111 win. 1111111111111 it'll?” New York for 845,000. ill: itinerant lltted by me you am a Hill: to the 111111111 utilisiurtion that is “1 per'lunced in becoming the owner 17! allylnaummouhumni i. New in the time to order 3111111110 or 8mm. . HOME)? 8. HOW? . .QFRADwA TI CRTiCiAlt, . Itch Roplirin . Rpm I. United Inuit Iii! It. No milieu homespun: 15' , WIS aturduy evenings. l 6 W111Mmiutmontil 111W
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