Mrs Mary E. Fuller continues in
about the same condition today.
Clifford St. John, of Biidgepcrt is
making a short stay at his home in this
place. ,
Mrs. William 11.Gilbe1t and daugh-
tel. of Pleasant street me ill with the
whooping cough.
Miss Elsie Decker 1ct111ncd yester
day from a several days' visit with
t1iends in New York city.
Miss Irene Youngs will entertain a
few friends at a party tomorxow even-
ing, at her home 111 1‘ ast avenue. ‘
Oscar Mills of the shipping depart
, meat of the Radei shop is confined to
‘ - hisihome in lldhayton with a severe
11111
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth-
‘ — odist Church will hold a 1'103111111 meet-
ing tomorrow afternoon In the Ladies
parlor.
Harry Waterbury and Clayton L.
Maishall both latcd eighty. will play
this evening in the Hotncr pool tour—
namen't.
. Thomas Lynch. an oyster opener.
who recently moved to this place from
Bridgeport has been ill for the past
two weeks.
Wesley Russell of Winfield street
is spending a few days at the home of
his sister Mrs. Cassia, in White
Plains N. Y.
Miss Lollio Nccnndcr who is cm-
ployod in the C. S. Trowbiidqe box
faciorv in South Noiwaik. is ill at her
home in Fort street.‘
M1s.Ficd l.iudquist, who sprained
111111 ankle Christmas Day. is improving.
but is yet unable to bear any weight on
the injured member.
N. S. Hawkins father of Mrs." G.
Howard King. of South Osborn avenue
continues sol iouslv iii, the result of a
recent attack of paralysis
Captain Duc1'.oas of the People's
‘ Fieli and 0y stcr Market was in New
York esterday and managed to get
several, barrels of nice. 'fresh fish
Mrs William Gilbert of Pleasant
street, who has been quite III with 11
heavy cold. is able to be around the
house. but has not ventured out of
doors yet
The weekly clans and prayer meet-
his Will be combined this c’vcning. in 11
special service. at 7:30. in the East
AvenueMethodist Church. The pastor
and Leader James L’Hommedleu will
have charge.
Howard W Benedict. together with
several other young m'en1ln his dc-
partment. is enjoying a vacation of
tvi‘o ‘weeks from his duties in the cut-
ting room of thc 0.8.Trowb1i1ige
Co.’ a hex factory. .,
Edward Bryant went to New York
yesterday and returned by train with
Theodore H. Olsen's new bay trottcl.
The animal is a two year- -old at good
pedigree. and guaranteed to make a
record of 2:20 by next fall.’ ‘
Mr and Mas. R. A. Seymour and
family. of Str.atior1l and Miss Anna
bolie Seymour of Danbury. have re-
Iurned to their homes after spending
, the Christmas vacation with Mrs. lion
, oymour. of Maple hvenue.
3 , ‘ 11111111 Mrs. it It. Barnum and Mrs.
' Baird 6nd daughter. Miss Bertha Baird
_. have returned to their homes in Bothcl
, after shedding the 'Gilnistmaa vacation
. Uln.3ue‘sts of Superintendent and Mrs.
Dumbart of Osborn avenue
1! Mrs: Hairy W. Hoyt and
6 have been spending the
111111 on vacation at the home of
. . yt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
" ova Taylor. the champion
11w York to 3‘ 11111611911 [8'44
bio scolvsd word 11111611111111th
had returned to his home 111'
1.. and consequently would;
6111:0111 mmodate hhn.
t 11111111111 Ill Smith. who
fall church of the United
l‘s’iatloa at San Juan. Porto
fiat the Racial shop, who
. 11'
. into ill iD ,
to ascertain who Is responsible 111111136 1
metal tank has been added to the one 'i'
7 daughter.
Howell only recently was 11
,6 .1191. hand to 111111 more on.
11,111 i111 0111,1111 4118
1111mm dyslexia
over which Charlie Gray presides. Into
then examined and passed into the
111111110 the left. from which they 30'
downstairs tluough a metal chute to
the sh ippers
The supper the Junior Band is to
hold tomorrow evenin‘3 in
Avenue Methodist Church will benin
promptly at '1‘ oclock. The band has
Invited the members of the Senior
hand in addition to quite a. number of
outsiders and a fine time is anticipat-
ed. President Howard W Benedict
requests those who have promised to
uive something toward the supper to
haveit ready tomorrow afternoon and
he will call for it In case he should
be unable to call he asks. that it be
b1ought in the evening '
The Chiistmas exercises of the Ad-
vent Sunday school will be held to
night at 7: 30 oclock. The program.
which wi ill be interspersed with vocal
selections by the school. will be as
follows:
schipturc reading. pastor prayer. F.
tion. When hrist Was Born, Anna
Byxbee; recitation. Harry Saunders:
song. The Three Stars. three girls;
recitation. At Christmas Time. Ethel
Baitrom; exercise. Tap Tap. three
girls; recitation. Lillian Walsh: reci-
tation, The Holly. Frank Scofleld: rec-
nation. Telling the Christmas Stories,
Anna Nickerson; song. Infant Class;
recitation The Misses BieSsing. Ada
liyxbce: exercise. The Shepherds on
the Plain; recitation. Over Wastes of
Sand. Viola Cogsweil: singing The
Star and the Infant. Gladys Bartram:
exercise. Little ”Christians. four boys;
recitation. The Christ-Child's Day. Vi-
ola Bartram; solo. Frank Soil; rcci
tation, Little Miss Rich. Winnie Mer
riam: candle1 exercise, six children;
singing. Bartram family: recitation
From Throne to Manger. Ethel Byx
lice; exercise. The Two Stars. Lydia
Self and Earle Ba1t11am2rccitatiou.
The Stariess ClOWI‘i Clara Vcism;
solo Christmas Bells. Lillian Walsh;
recitation, The Story of Long A30
thiilp Merriam; exercise. Christ's
Christmas Gifts to' Men. nine young
ladies.
ROWAYTON. ‘.
Miss Gertrude Dibble. of Brooklyn.
is a guest at the home of Samuel
Meade. in North avenue.
Two new members will probably be
taken in at the meeting (it the Roway-
ton Fife and Drum Corps. this even-
in .
444115. George Moore. of this place.
hold ticket No. 1.874. which 'won the
Norwaik store.
'i‘ he Rowayton Fife and D1 um Corps
will meet this evening. at the home of
the leader. Charles Prince in Forty-
second street. The corps expects to
move into its new quarters iniNorth
avenue. next week.
The Rowayton Fire Depu11.t1ncnt des-
pite the storm. hold its scheduled meet-
ing. last evening. and unanimously ci-
ccted Rev. A L. Hubbard and Rev.F
C. Brown chaplains of the department.
The department voted to provide th so
gentlemen with badges. which will 111
smaller and slightly different from the
1113111111‘ 1. cmpany badges.
DARIEN AND NOROTON
i.i1‘.'linggcity spent yesterday in
N111 walk
Miss Nollie ”off of Newark N. .l.
is the guest of Mr. and Mia John I‘
Drummer. of Railroad avenue.
Mr. ande. N. H. W111dcll.son and
of B1ookiyn. have been
1111111111111! Dr. and M111. G. H. Noxon. of
Main street.
M1. and Mrs. James Burchard .111
Main about, are entertaining a young
lady student item the New Britain
normal school.
George Fay. of Sixth avenue, New
York city. an antique furniture dealer.
called on local dealer iii. E Sheldold. of
Dorian. yesterday. ~
The annual meeting of the KDgwiv
ton Fife and Drum Corps will be old
Smith, in Bailey avenue.
A meeting of the Building Coinmifida.
of. the Dal-1m Public Library Amelie
than was 11218.1 last evening. at th
home of Alfred Moi-sham. . .=
xMM 11111161111111 arrived you
from New York city. to spend 4 ,
days with her grandparents. Mr. a
Mrs. James Barnum-1i. of Mail: 1111-
Friendn of Mrs. Henry 11111-111111
11 leased to learn that she 11111111
I bi at it '
this tank the oystms are dumped limit
the Eaht ‘.
Recitation Althur Merriam; ’
S. Ainswmth‘; anthem. choir; recita~'
largo doll in M. S. Smith & Coin South .
)1 day. Wednes ‘
evanlnss.
‘ inch.
evening,
lag of the c
Michael
time saved 11
riiised a tam
Iii
The 1111161111
ck 1th '
1*
.111 2 ociock. at the chuimoh
election of a clerk and treasurh' and
roll call will be held. The pastor is
_ oépecialiy desirous that every member
attend this meeting in the evening.
Pieiscu.
Gracie street was gutted by fire Sun-
day night was a Hungarian. a hard
worker and a good citizen. He has iiv.
ad here about lifteen years. and in that
‘ any _
1‘ the land.
"rd «1 11111111641 of prayer
in - Congregational
will
at 7'30. the "1111111111 meet-
hurch hearing of 1eports,
Whose home on
uite a sum of money. lie
iiy of live or six children.
Sunday night when the file occurred
hihiseif and
family "were; forced out of
the house. and compelled to take refuge
across the sheet. at Henry Miller' a.
Mike has many friends in town to sym-
pathize with
him In his hard luck. The
damage. it is thought. will amount to
about $400 8
200 to the house itself and
$200 to the furniture Fortunately both
Were insflurod
Mr. 11nd M
WEST; NORWALK.
rs. William J. Mather are
spending the winter with Miss Emily
Weed.
There was
homo of Mr.
Christmas.
M11.
11‘ family gatherinc at the
and Mrs. Andrew Johnson
and Mrs. Henry Burtls spent
Christmas with Mr. Bdinckerhoff. of
New Canaan.
Mien Erwin. of Rowayton teacher at
West Norwalk school is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Kcyser.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keyser and family
had Christmas
dinner with their
daughter. Bertha Keysor. of South Nor-
walk.
(111011211 No
ltzmun who lost his 11111811.
in Wall street. Norwalk has. through
the kindness of OiIlcci Mmehouso re-
0111 cred the
Following,r
money. but not the purse.
is the program of
West N01 walk Sunday school exercis-
os givcn Friday owning in the chap-
vzl
inc.
Mor choose s
H vmn
H111 vcy Bates;
Joy to the World: 31 not
welcome Mrs
class of seven girls; reci-
taiions Edith Preston and Ethel ”Bur-
III-i; hymn it (‘amc Upon the Midnight
Clear;
imitations. Marv Etta Johnson.
Britha Johnson. thlec little gills Mar—
ion Weed.
While
lions. Waite
1011.
LIK.‘
Shepherds Watched :
Genevieve Weed. Ethel
Thornpklns:
A1ci1ie.;lohnson hymn.
recita-
r Preston. Fiorenm1 Pros-
Mather
hymn. 0, Little
Town of Bethlehem: rocitailons Sarah
Seymour May Preston Bertha Smith.
Lizzie
Purcell.
Pearl Mor choose;
hymn, P1aiae Him. Praise Him; recl
iation Sarah Hamilton Elsie Murray:
distribution of gifts.
ilmlin3ton
guest of his
Mrs. G. A.
WILTON.
Davenport. of Yale isihe
aunt. Mrs. MaryA White.
Davenport and Miss Kath»
crinc Sturges spent Monday in Bridge-
port.
Daven port
Willie. of New York is
the guest of his mother. Mrs. White.
of annon
William DeWitI. of Amlovcr College.
is spending the holiday vacation at his
home in North Wilton.
Mrs. H. A.
Gregory and Miss Mary
ii‘.Gr11goiy spent Christmas Day with
M11.11n1i Mrs..l. M Belden Inl)11ubury.
Mina Winifwd White has issued In-
vitations to
at her homo
he 1111111111
n can! party. to be given
in Cannon. this cvcnina
i (‘Inistinaa festival of St
liluiihcw's Sunday school will be held
in 0thc church. Moudnv evening. at
7:14 1!
Show: Comatork and family.. were
1'1nte1iain11i t‘hris‘imua Day in [Midi-t0-
port.
stock.
evening.
and acholuru
their usual
by Mr. and Mrs. George Com
A lecture entitled “The Higher Side
of Christmas." was delivered in IIII’
Congregational Church on Saturday
The tear-i101. Mina Katherine Sturges
of Center achmi.cnl11ye1i
Christin“ entertainment.
last Friday evening
Private telephone connection with
the main line of the New England Tel-
ephone Company. has been made with
88.
house. last
scholar
Miu Toy or
. in the Thu
January ’t
1 follow.
residences and also with the out of
this evening at the home of Hantord a 9
Miss Carrie Taylor. the teacher of
South Wilton nchooi. 311116 a Christan»
tree entertainment.
at the school
$141484
an ‘
a” I“
484418 ‘ rt
Mail. are
1114 dance wi I
special services Tues»: ‘
hurjsday 1111 Friday
I 11 :
the-
ay Merlin ‘
Bundle J. H. 31 Van 211.61 E. N.
1111111»; AM) when noon.
Owens. Mrs. 22 .
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 133 Washington 8. N‘.
8. Cake delivered to all parts of city.
Lane, F. A. 37-51 Washington 8. N.
DA NK8. '
Central National 36 Wall N. 1
City Nation-I United Batik Bldg 8. N.
Fairfield County National 44 Wall N.
Fairfleid County. Diving! 5‘] Wall N.
Norwaik Savings Society 44 Wall N.
86. Nor. Trust Co. 83 Washington 8. N.
86. Nor. Savings Bank Unlted Bk. Bldg
BARBERB. " '
Pluer Gustav 111 Walhlngton 8. N.
Pohlman, Albert 66 Washington 8. N.
BLACKSMITl-is AND HORSE
SHOERS.
Flynn Edward 10 Hanford PI. 8. N.
BOARDINGA HOUSES. .
Richardson Mrs. J.A .19, W664 111:. 8. N.
Quintard House 5 Elizabeth 8. N.
8001' AND SHOE DEALERS.
Keelor Geo. 159 Washington 8. N.
Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N.
Ly6n F. D. 6 Co. 90 Waohington 8. N.
8001' AND SHOEMAKERS ANDRE-
PAIRERS.
Bredlco Ernesto 63 Main. Mr
Nash Elmer H'. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 18 South Main 8. N.
80); MANUFACTURERS.
Th6 Knapp 8611‘ Cd. 132 Water 8. N.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's College Geo. E. Sartaln Prop.
BUSHELMEN.
Karplnakl Frank 214 floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mill. E. N.
Mather ,Harry w. 131 Water 8. N.’
CARRIAGE AND sioN PAINTERS.
Brotherfon R. L. 20 Brook N.
Makln Ellis 10 Hanford 8. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. ,
I CHIROPODISTS.
Griffith Mu. Joni; 49 Wall N.
cu‘alosrrvsuor.
Manner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. N
1i CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. 'I'. 5 Main N.
Oldennchiager John 104 Wash'ton 8. N.
Smith E. F. Mahackomo Block.
Wholpley 1!. Clark 64 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHING ANDNGENT'B FURNISH-
Jooem M. 163 Washington 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
Keleher M. G. H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. 38 Main N.
DENTIBTS.
Boulwoli C. F. 97 Waohlnnton 8. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8.N
Phelps F. A. 78 Walhington 8.N
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chicory, Min 8.15 ElmN.
DRE88 CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mend M". J. w. 11 Haviland 8. N.
DRUGGISTD.
Baxter Frank H 8 80th Main 8 N.
Finch Frank H.128 WuhlngtonN 8 N.
Griffin T. 8. 208 Washington 8.N .
Plaintod R. H. 43 Washington 8. N.
Stilloon-Powoil' Corp 82 Wuh’ton 8. N.
‘ DRY GOODS.
Dickey-man A. A. Son 84 Walh’lon 8. N.
Higlop J. A 8 Co. 83 WIihlngtOn 8 N.
Smith M. 8 8 011.82 Walhlngton 8 N.
ELECTRIC MOTORB.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wauh'ton E. N.
FIBH AND 04/878428. "
Brldne Market West End Wuhlngton
81. Bridge R. J. Cutblll Prop.
111.0 I8T8.
Smith J. H. Eat. 80th Main 8 N.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
Cnnovarl D 179 Washington 8. N.
Moroili Jonah 84 North Main 8. N.
FURNITURE DEALER8.
Collins A. J. A Go 48 N Main 8. N.
POGWIDI‘D William 87 North min 8.
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY.
Rona Max L 487 Wuhington I. N.
9A8 APPLIANCEC.
Conn. R. C L. 86 6. 811.1411» 8. N.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
Thompson R. C. 8 Rowan 8.414 N»
'OLOVED AND LADIIC' WAI8T8
CLEANED
Hay» Mrs. A. M. 88 8. Main 8. N.
GROGIRD.
80641011 Conrad 141 Wuhlnnton 8. N.
{W 11 84.48 I'm! LN
LHDMRIMIIU I ‘08 261 Wolh'ion I. N.
looolovok R a 09. PI 1161 I. N.
361411011 gnu-1”” .C “m ’ N
armour. u. I. a . .
Minn “will 70 Whim$1£3t
HARDWARE AND CUTLIRY. ‘
some Watkins 8 Dow 112 “(ulna
1.16. IDIW 48864141134011 8. N.
11%;? )1 Raw Co. 84 Main N.
“New 11116 HDRII‘. 60664.
0111111 Wallace 8 4““! vi 1144
N
Mil
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HOHII DIM—IRE
DrbaD-
1 Long 811m3
Clifford Pha'r. Piatnor 8 Bradley Propa'
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LRWI'MIGD 11.18;" Aa'y 131811;..Main s. N.
ayior ,4. 86111611 74 Waahln on 8. N.
Layton I" ' N
JOB PRINTERS.
Freeman 11.11. 11111111111111.1111 to'n 8. N.
Gardner, Printer 661-. Wall 8. Water N.
Mitchell H. 8.10 North Main 8. N..
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Harris Ahrahnmf 1 RL
KITCHEN kuam‘u
8.192%" 4691611 8. N
81111111111
" LADIES 'rUaNiaiiiNd‘a.
Mills 8. I. 14411.58 Ilhington 8. N.
LADIEac' 2ND
.‘ ,. LAUNDRIED
61166116111 8 86le A
Old wni
North
Wing 86m 2 South’1 M
E. M.-
Hatch a Bailey 06. Water 3. N.
‘. ter hammer.
Nolselaas. one: [without'liar of 44
Has no tank.
.1
THE IDEAL
Flush Valve.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flash Valve operated by
direct pressure
time regardless of the head or pres-
sure in service pipe. 1 1 . 1 ~.. .
.. See it in operation in 9111- display:
DOOM" 9,; 1‘1 i 4, ”WW *1”.
1101111 11 1111
Gor. North Main and West Sta.
11” S
Spoolw "1: 81146
Volumeter Pressure RegulatIrIg '
Discharges the same had
amount of water in the same length of .
840i) REWMID 1111.
paused‘g 16am 1 $43M
. i one dreaded dis
1111- i581:
directlyn upon the blood
isurfaces of the erg}?
' straying tlié Iodiidao
v ,
‘ CHENEY
said by 1111111131111: 11111. ~
Hall's Family Pills are the b
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS. '
,M‘cklsvm G. N. ca. 6656 Water a. a.
Miller J. w. 136 water 8. N.
‘MANICURE, Mhsnge AND HAIR .
D
Rider Miss H. 8. 97 waihlnétbn s. N.
MANICURE. .MASGAGE, SHAMPOO-
Hayes M116. 14.84.58 8611111 Main 3. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hnyes Ferd North Main 8
New York Market 142 Waahl ‘gton 8.N.
. MERCHANT TAILORS.
Byrn‘o’a P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W'. 45 Wall N.
Kocnur Franz 10 North Main 8. N.
Ne‘ugebauor J. 84 Washington 8. N.
Porceiii J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALERS.
Hawxhuru Chan. H. 25 West Main N.
MILLINERS. ,_
St. John The Misses 49 Wall N.
Tillotlon ,8. 8. Min 86 Wash18. N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
01166116 61 Duncan Room'1 Lauder Bik.
MONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD
E
86466 John 8. 7 union Ave. N.
Steven: M. W. 50 Main N.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
lvu Chan. G. 29 Will I N.
Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
Studwell J. W. 39 North Main’ 8. 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. A. Son 438 Water 8. N.
OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS.
Merrill A. H. 128 Water 8. N.
PAINTERB AND PAPER- HANGERS.
Realty J. W. 207 Washington 8. N.
Decker G. 19 HaVIIaudlxN
qulmon F T. 82 No. sin 8.N
Rudder J. A 33 86th Main 8. N.
FAWN BROKERB.
Horwltz I. 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E 11 Main N.
Roadman F.‘ E. Gazette Bldg. N.
" PIANO TUNERS.
Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N...
PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTORS
songaic‘i Min F. 42 w»: Ave. 3. N.
Diahrow Mlu Nollie 38 Wont 41116.8. N.
Manvilio Edward B. 16 Low. 8. N.
PICTURES ANDNP'ICTURE FRAM-
I3
Bedlam Wray 8.11 West Ave. 8. N.
PICTURE FRAMING.
Smith G. C. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
PLANING MILLS.
Carmen 8. Seymour anviow av. E. N.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN.
Hoyt, Homér D United Bank Dido.
RESTAURANTB.
Briggs Frank K. 5 Water N.
Imperial Cafe 8. N. Meals at all hours.
8AFE DEPO l'l' VAULTB.
National Bank of orwulk 51 Wall N
804400“ (Private)-
Olalot Mlu Eva 14 Washington 8 N.
. eawmc MACHINES.
Dinner Co. 124 Washington 8. N.
Wheeler 8. Wilson 18 86. Main 8. N.
611111 11116418131111.
Otavom J. H. 42 win» 8. N.
bait 411111118! 11114
Maples ll 81161616411118: 8% Wash. 8. N.
artimiimi- Tickl'rl.
loom 846. IE. 81111611 384444 lion. 8.N .
44% 4484178418.
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FIRING with "311111111116.
Village T with a
thrill
Gregory H.081 24 Ellie LN
Standard P. D. 61111; 11411111191111 Wall 14
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81116414166111 W.
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m4 .118"
OI Mara 434i _. . .
VIOLINJIA
stoves.
Powell 1.114%"?
is!
38448.48.
1...: "a.
I 1 it iismvmcknorjukcm111111511
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as long and cover
face as machinery
_ heaseof William.- St
COTTAGE 11111:. 561161" "smog.
and Plaifliiiiilii
N0.” WATER STREET.
391.1er . NO‘RWALK. ctr. 1
SOLOMAN SCAM. Manager.
Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
Chandeliers. 11.111111 Irons, Fenders
Bird Cages and all k inds of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinishcd.
1
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal, Signs of every description.
. .Brass Advertising Signs.
Large orders a Specialty.
Main streetasye »
in this manner 011133.348?
ago: They are stillidood.
Your house will «an
" ii! I paint it. .
M in street.
are sometimes hard t "3
but there are such
n6vorth‘eless. . We don t 1.11 .
to 366m boastful, butrwo are
proud of our stock. Wewor‘k- '
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 HANG-
ING, DECORATIN
Phone 132.
1111: NEW ENGLAND
ELECTRIC MOTOR
is a finely constructed piece of ma»
chinery-—always ready for work.
Any size and any voltage desired.
THE G. N. 11.111331»
1111710 co. _
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WA TER 57.. SO. NORWALK.
1
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DAILY FREIGHT
aerwem , _
NEW YORK.
, nonwntx AND
.Stcamcrs Ea
Will Christmas find you
ready? We. care ready 112w and
. can allow the best line I PIC-
TURE S' 111 the town.
WATER COLORS. PASTELS.
MEDALLIONB, ETC.
1 A line liar of Medallions at
25111111301:
Water Colors from 5'11 51) to
taou- 1. .
THROUGH THE FRAMES.
The beauty of a picture is
. often the result-oi the framing o
, the right frame.
We Doll Rig it.
. ForWo Know Hove.
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