ITh East Norwn I I... Police wIlII
Ibold d meeting tomorrow eveniha‘. .
nk k.Dorn of No Haven. spent
til Sabbath at his home In Rowan
street
Nita. Arthur F Loveiey has been
Quite ill the past few Iowa at her home
In New street.
it. Is reported that EIrmuel l'. Holmes
of Winfield street wil Ishortly start a
rber shop in East orwalk.
' ev Charles M. tick preached at
I, an uul's mission the owning. it Is
prim) e be will be ado permanent
rector of .the nlilfli (
Richard Meade, o anbury, former
jauperintendent of St. Paul‘s mission
- Sunday school. do (III guest of Miss
financed. of Prospeo street.
‘ Eugene Gobler he. resumed the
management of his bl her Isth on the
Washington street brI lgc aftei a short
Illness at his home “In Norwalk.
. The officers and tedehers of the Ad
cent Christian Sunday school will
meet tomorrow evening at the home of
Rev. James W. Davis In Rowan street. I
The Loyal Workers‘IAuxillnry of tho
. Advent Christian CluIrch wIIl mectI
Wednesday evening at. the honrc of Mr
and Mrs Joseph Hill‘Ilillll in Cottage
,avenuo
‘ Zimk Armflcld and Sam. Stuart. two
. DI? the (I‘oloch (IpcncII: (It the lladol
,hhop, left their Done on last Friday
, and returned to their homes in Nor-
: foik,V
Jacob Miller. formerly employed as
opener by the NorthpIut Oyster Com-
pany has taken ll similar position at
:tho Radel shop, going to work this
morning.
The Mayflower pinIIchIie committee
will meet this evening previous to' the
ular (ornpnny ruccting and make.
r thcr arrangemenisI for the coming
out Inamenv
do Iptain Charles LcIvis. of Bridge.
” t the owner of .‘the fast sloop
"BrDltdhill " built by IFinnk Bird has
taken a position as owner III the Ra-
del‘ shop, starting to work this morn-
ing. I
Charlie Gray resumed his duties as
superintendent of the openers at the
Radial shop this mor ‘ing, after a two
days Illness. This (11 owe Oscar Mills
to return to his workI In the shipping
(department. '
John Allen. of Bali Hill, was In
South Norwaik. Saturday on lursineés
and (time over to East Nor walk in the
afternoon spending a couple of hours
with his brother Captain Frank Allen
of New street.
licv. Edward (.unuiIngham proacbvd
yesterday afternoon in the (Jr-aubury I
chapel. lie is suffering from a severe
cold yet despite ihiIi frut. preached
tuo (Ixoelicnt sermons at the Metho-
dist (‘Ihurch yesterday. .
Meetings. concluding the. special I
prayer services of laI~t week will be.
held (Ivory evening this week (IXr-(IptI
Saturday in the EasI Atomic. Motho-I ‘
_ dist. Church. Tonight the pastor will.i
have charge Scrthc (manner. (on at I
:3iI
Mayflower Hook aird Ladder Corn I
puny will hold its. monthly business
meeting this ovenlm: at. is o(lo( k in
the truck I'I-oomr in Van Zhndt street I
1I4\t"lV member is (..-gm to be present '
as important business will come up.
for disilosal. .
Despite the inciemIont weather last
evening the meetin of the Loyal
Workers at the Advent Christian I
Church was Well attended. Mrs. Til-
ly of Rownyton was the lender and a
very interostinu and enthusiastic
meeting was held I
The Ladies‘ Mission Society willI
, Input this wvek chncr day afternoon
to sew, (It the home of Mrs G F.
Ilmith in Roma street. The (hangs
(If (lite la mode on amount of the spe-
his] services Thursday at St Paul's
Chapel in NorwalkI
Frank l'I‘on rated III). and Dane. C.
‘ Bisaeli rated the (an (I. will play to I
modi‘olv evening in t (I. Hefner pool
tournament. For some» time thcrc
,. has been a i'ricndiyi rivalry between
these two gentlcrucnIornl, as they are
evenly matched a ii"iii game may he»
cxpectcd. ;
Chief Frederick M Wheeler. of the,
East, Norwulk lI‘iIc Iicp'mtmcnt was
very much pleased with the turnout of
the members last. (II'IIIIIIII: at the scr-
vico in St Joscplr' Ir I‘hurch li::Ispit(
the storm quite a goodly numlu I brav-
(III the rain and marc bed to in 'nurclr I
with the members (II the South Nor .
wnik if (“to lkIrIurtmouIt.
Tire building of Ir flirt: under the boil I
or of the AddirI V. and tho subscqu'cnt
shooting of flames out of the chimney
about 10 oc-‘o(k this morninz made
several think at first Ihat the boat was ‘I
on fire. They chanchi their mind soon;
after. however. when the boat bucket _
out. of her berth and steamed down the .
harbor the flame having disappeared. _
. Mrs E. S Bowen who has charge of?
.. the infant departmcnI of the East Ave- '.
nuc Methodist Sunday school is bus-
ily enquired prcpnr ingI a class of eleven
boys and six girls for admission lntoj
the higher class.
take p‘ ace in the mIrIn church some-
time in February. Eighteen children
graduated last year.
Captain (‘hnrles DI Cross. who start-
ed a fish and oystc market on the
Washington street bIIILIge a few weeks
ago reports that bus ncss has im reas
ed bmoud his highct expectatwions
i. not Friday the (I uptinn did the largest
business siruc he owned his mmlut.
Tic. says he snail aluays make it his
aini to give the be: ii possible goods for
the least possible priIcs. To this mot
Ito insultiibutcs all his success
Mrs (‘harics ll. lIakcr entertained
a few friends Saturday evening at her
hillllt‘ in East avcnmII in honor of hcr‘
“ brother i.i(IIuttnant William E Smith.
who left this moi ning for ‘tho Brooklm.
Navy yard in response to government
orders A very delightful evening was
passed in whist. the, winners of thé
prizes being Misses (‘eriieI Osborn and-t
Ada Golding and Stephen Jarvis and
iii. B. Smith. At the (I re retroah'
merits were served sud
enjoyed and it was with egret that
‘coodbyes were said shot y before?
midnight, everyone pm‘Dént wishing
the honored guest the (are as In his
(1:1 'work that he attai .. {while i;
e use. oi. the vctnment stlou
in John. Portrfolth o. 'I ~ ‘.
January I... faint.
. attendance would have exceeded um
IDOIIIIIod to ‘18. II! (I IQ.“ .
‘ entrant yesterday
D1
John it. I.‘ Hornmedlou is confident the
of a year no. A year ago théiobmh
mortgage was burned ahd largo
hers came out to attend the service
There Were many visitors present and
they remained over to attend Sunday
school The superintendent in very
much pleased with the attendance yes-
terday and especially so with the col-
lection. the largest ever taken in the
school.
The much talked of game of pool
between William Weishoit, the Gran-
ltevlllo expert. and Blacksmith Ed-
ward Bryant. the equally capable East
Norwulk “culst”, took place Saturday
evening In Chris Larson‘s cafe on the
Washington street bridge. The game
was watched by a large crowd. who
applauded vigorously every good play
on either side. After a tightxame all
the way through Weisbeit came out
ahead at the close by four points. the
score resulting 84 to 80. The second
name of the evening was between
Louis Taylor. of Barton, and James
Gliiotto. of this place. and resulting
In a victory for Taylor by the score of
too to 8:1. This was also an interest-
Ing and close game all the way
through. “Eddie“ Bryant is confident
that he can defeat Weisheit yet and
has challenged him to another match
game, to be played off next Saturday
night at the some place. The game
will be for one hundred points anti the
winner will get a ten dollar bill for a
prize. It is understood that consider-I
able money will change hands on the
result of this next. game.
Editor of Thr- Stntineli i would like
to ich a few words to say about the;
gun accident that happened in East
Norwnlk. From all that has been said
it would seem as though the child's
eye had nearly bccn put out, whereas
the truth (If the matter was that the
boy only had a small piece of paper in
the gun. and as he went to shoot ill‘
told tlr(I Shcrwood boy to get out of
the way, but instead. just as he pulled i
the triagcr. the little fellow ran 11
fr out of him. and accidentally got I
piece of paper In his eye 1 do not.
deny that it hurt him at the time: but I
Sunday. two days after the accidIni
I first class orchestra will furnish music.
gMnury Noroton
. . two-wheeled gig near Gay and Main
‘I. 9mm Imflh'
’. I I. .
WWI m ‘ MI W“ I
Connolly will be the automated“! $1
recital will be loud In the Darien Town - -
nnm- Hall
I I
Mr. Jarvis, the well- known New
York flour merchant who has been
quite ill at his home In Ox Ridge for
some time. recovering from an opera- ;
tion for the removal of an abscess, II
getting along vary uicelyrand hopes to
be out again In a few days. His manyi
friends will be glad to learn the the.
operation was not serious and th I. he
will soon have entirely recovered
In the account of the new officers of
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company. it
(was stated that D. A. Raymond was
(me of the new trustees. Tire item
should have read that D. A. Raymond
was on the finance committee. and that
J. P. llrummor was chosen due of the
trustees. The members of the finance
committee are Mr. Raymond. Rance
Poclsy .and Harry Street. The true-
ttes arc. (lcurgc .l. Oiicrlander. William
J. lIlrming and J P. Drummer.
William H. Wilmott Jr, chairman
of the committee of arrangements for .
the annual ball of Eagle Hook & Lad. .
der Company, No. I has gotten out It
sample of a very neat souvenir pro-
aram for the ball. ityis something of
a novelty and will undoubtedly prove
quite a feature. The program Is in the
regular folder form. but the frontie-
picce represents an eagle with out
stretched wiudn with the stars iind
stripes. unfurled clasped in Its claws
Arrangements for the (I'lghtlIIannual
ball of lduglc Hook and Ladder Com-
pany (the rapidly progressing. and the
(vent this year promises to far outstrip
any of Its prrdeccllora. The allaii‘
\‘. il be h( Id Wednesday cvcnint'r. Jam
uary 28 in the llarien Town Hall. A
The committ (I of arrangements Is Wil-
iii-Ill] H. Wiimott Jr ,_ c'hsilman', John
iI‘lII(..h secretary; Louis lI‘ Stoorzn
treasurer. ’Iickets will be out by the
cod of the week.
A (Iotuhmun In the. employ of C. W.
was thrown from It
streets Stamford Friday
dragged along the. pavement fer some
Idistnncc before the horse he drove
IMOI‘DhOUID F. 8. leiIary Building.
and was .I
Ihopc of vindicating my child as much .
. llnotist Church.
Baptist Church loniaht and tomorrow
. Inciting tired of this sort of thing: that
night. and in tho Methodist Church Iii is becoming an almml‘ (Iuilv occur
‘ Wt‘f‘k.
TIIIipaiion;
:i‘ord reports good health and an éX- IFred Perry; financial secretarw J F.
The exercises will I.
“-Dr. H S. Finch assistant in
social time '
his (vcs err(- in normal c.0ndition I (ould be stopped. But {01‘ timely as
(over If saw the child and can pmVrI it. I sisiam'c by Iolrn Ennis, the Venus man
After that. Monday. the. paper slid I muzht haw been badly hurt. for he held
they thought lI(I would recover the use I 011 10 the Wills determined”. "3an
of his eyes, and Friday night that he I “M of the fact first he was belux drug-
had movercd the use of his eyes it I (er (Id headlong His face and n were
is ridiculous One would naturally. ‘tmm‘d someWhat. He; (pee. red at
think it had been shot used In the gun I motion in Parker & Ward 5 pharthudt
and that once he was blind. but now 1‘“ Stamford
he acts. I only It rite. this, as there has I
been so much said about it with u
lianeey Pooley. the mark .nf
liaricn. has been doing stuntii intely.
which have completely fooled his
as possible. Hoping you will give. this . friends. who have become accustomed
“WW“ I um 110 almost anything from him. He got
lirspoctfnlly, the mother of the boy, ’ho‘d of an only looking yellow fur
MRS. KIJNII. -r‘ue‘whieh it occurred to him looked
luust Norwalk. January to 1903‘ something like be had heard a wild
————-————-——-———— (III looked. He, put the fur about 8
ROWAYTON- {iii {£13 ‘II'I‘I’I’I’S‘IIII‘SI Lili.§i‘i"fi.‘..i‘.'idd&”i
5 James b}. Stevens of Pcnuoyor box Tlion italicoy/made/lhe with“ of
troet is laid up with a sevIcIc attack In“ friends telling them that. B Wildcat
of lumbago.
: «. flwns in his store When 8 Y one
Mr and Mrs. l)ani(l Wicks. (If (.qu . “(Mid get near the box there “If,” he
avenue. haw. returned from Long Is- 'Iu(h shrinks from it that they Would
ihrdilialv?I‘il'§ igijpvtiri‘hem to attend ”‘0 keep a comfortable distance away. In
lilies. Vivian Stevens who has bc‘cn I Influx;iiiniitiuihi’hgf:211:2?! .atii 0ng
qultc ill with a severe attack of non “(mm of the scasim M‘ Peggy's
might. is able to be up a little. (Inch IIth He kept the Joke up for (Mull
I‘M nnddher many friends hope for Iday without any one catching on to it
9; “gfiggrgyfgi members of the I A pitlsblc case of drunkenness was
witnessed Friday afternoon it the
Sons of Temperance paid a visit to theI I llnrien station As the l: 17 {I‘m PM"
New (anaan lodge Saturday night. re I”, in at the station a veteran [1’0 ‘the
turning" about one oclock All reportiI Soldiers Home My dea’d drunk 9?: the
(I. most pleasant time.
The ltowayton Hose Company will Iplatform. In plain View M everyone “1
Illold its regular monthly meet on; this $51,115)" orntgmxrwmqgfing‘8% ”3":
'IIIIcIIiIu: at 8 o‘clock in the. quarteIsI stai ii In 1, filth
(In the (‘ushman property EveryI g“ “g one. Is courpan‘on f a or
Iveteran in the blue. wds til us at his
member is urged to be present. (omrade and trying. to “a the man
Edward Mlllspaturh. of Croeketti ,
qtrcoi who sprained his ankle i)\ fall I35130$2 “32%;?!” gimfggg'mgegite
ing from (i scaffolding while at work I brakemen and conductor. hilt. My re-
on the! residence of Robert Barclay is Ill used to touch the (Don. and. the train
Islowlv‘ imi’ImhIg and hopes 1” be out pulled out with the drunken ma‘u lying
flg'lxl‘n n (I: iewmys. 1 . til i prostrate on the platform. the corn»
‘0 “W" a prayer 39”“ “ ’0 Danica had boarded the train and left
(outirruod this week in the Rowavton lI.In 'l‘wo good samaritans’ took the
’“u'dmh' Tonight and tomorrow I drunk and carried him into the station
night the meetings will be held in the whole he would stand no chance of
. hi R“: A 1“ Hubbard I“v freaing to death. and where he could
“I" nremh ‘ 3 ”V9“ "3 Islrcp oft‘ his drunken stupor The of-
There will be union services in iilt Ilitiflir’i at the station state that thgy are
Thursday and Friday nights of ilIisI Mn” ”ll
_. . Icy are of' “tho opinion that
0“ Wednesday “m“ the Row. (mu iikc tIII> due of yestcrdny who
avtoo ""‘wmii‘ League. will (ntmtaiu ; could not be tIusIed should not be al-
the \orwolk ““me League Union. ilei I off the grounds at the Home.
Illoud illitcis. (‘uros dyspepsia (Ion WESTPORT'
invi igorntes the whole sys I Not yet has a date been set for the
tern. Iunnual meeting of the Library Asso
_.___.__._..._ {clarion although mfizt 31:1; usual: time.
DARIEN AND NOROToN. ITheII‘ appears to cm I (It
a.“
“I": and “”0“" (iii. ‘5 reportei such time as a majority may elect. to
s Ightiy improved 1 "Ihnte it
Miss Sarah Scofleld is ill with tv Foliowlu .
g or «the. new elected oth-
plroid fever at the' homo of Mrs. Katie Iccrs of Pioneer Hook & Ladder 00:
Carroll Bridgeport ' ’President .Owen Feencv; vice presl.
A letter from Harry St. John Hart» Idmt. E J ooyie; recording secretary.
~thu doctors full try llurdoclo
cellurt business position Khik- foreman
Mrs. Charles Waterbury of Tai—I
(nudge Hill Is recovering from a ser-I I
*0“! attack 0‘ rheumatism. . " There Is a daily increasing demand
Mr. and Mrs J C. Mather and for farm help hereabouts and no man
daughter Miss Mabel of Noroton are willing to work need suffer for it. The
Spending the winter in New York. IdcmaIId will“ (30“ a; spring 1:92]-
A lar 9 number of oak logs haveIDmaL 108 9 em“ “no to
been III (taught up from Noroton and arei ll" this immediate vicinity 3M "‘9
stmked near the Darion liarmch works Iciaim is made that it is unprecedented
Itcv John i: Brooks pastor of the It’h‘roughout the state at this time Of
liaricn Methodist (‘hurch was tlrcI:(",r' " '
guest over the Sabbath of Charles IL. Contractor 0
Fitch. of Noroton Heights. . for ”'9 '1‘“er
A few friends will assemble at the Ilium“ Pinned
Farms next sprint.
residc'ucc or Miss llsttio Orchard.
tonight. January 12 celebrate Miss ”"99 years ”WI” “95 been .I- b“ “I“
Orchard' 3 birthday anniversary tion 1.0 the “31. n “It sectioh, flail-“‘9‘!
to be one of the wealthiest and meat
Funeral services over the remains
select west of Brauford. in the auto;
of Miss Juliette Hartford Soefleld were It is a. picturesque locality and no finer
held £1118 afternoon I! 2 o'clock mm
the family residence. In DeRDyI Ip‘miue. shore front I. “3 ‘1' found in the
sari Waterbury In still eor'r'iined ““9
In home with his (aims flit .. .
ICoyle: treasurer, T. J.
Iers: second assistant, E J. Coyle.
ar Smith is Insuring
tion of several new
the you anoint Iii!
expectations all!” even W8
than [area might. indiumf‘ . .
may three hundred and sixty .
“stun We! nutter. Mich!
for Improvements was:
osmium to (reel); (use Ii chorus
menu. but thump” I. earn
235"
art. u. one nor
the Soldiera’ Home. is attending. . .
Eugenie Marion Hockey the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs w. R. Mack»
ey. of Main street. died Saturday mor»
Ding Funeral services were held this
afternoon. .
Hartford Smith gives notice that the
postponed annual meeting and (use
tion of the Knowlton Fife and Dr
Corps will be ncidit s evening, in E
,Bredice Ernesto 63 Main N.
Fred Perry; first assistant J. M. Mey- .
emotion In Greene
warm. the push.
I The results at the town farm during
Detailed
an Nomaik H
Dam! Walled.
9d. NeNern‘ay- Ni.
* Norwllk Harm”
that did
"Sill
"I '1.‘ ‘NI‘ (it “(CAI
as ms 10er
“" asculracrd.
Knapp Win. 8. 97 Washington 8. N.
AWNING MANUFACTURERD.
Callahan Peter E. 68 Oren N. '
. 3 Ice.“
Rundio J. H. 31 Viol Zahdt E. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH noon.
Owens Mrs. E. C. 22 North Main 8. N.I
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. I
Grant's 133 Washington 8. N. Bread
8. Cake delivered’tq all parts of city.
Lane. F. A. 37- 81 Washington 8. N. .
DA NKB. '
Central National 35 Will N.
City National United Bank Bldg 8. N.
Fairfleld County. National 44 Wall N.
Fairfield County 8avlngn 51 Wall N.
Norwllk Bavingl 8oelety 44 Wall N.
80. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 8. N.
So Nor. Savings Bank United Dir. Bldg
BARBERD
Pltzer Gustav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman, Albert 68 Washington 8. N.
BLACK8MITH8 ”.340 HORUE
Flynn Edward 10 ”Humid Pl. 0. N.
BOARDING NOUSEB
Richardnon Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. 8. N.
Quintard House 6 Elitfluth 8. N.
800T AND 8H0! DEALERB. L
Keeler Geo. 158 Washington 8. N.
Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N.
Lyon F. D 8 Co. 90 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND 8HOEMAKER8 AND RE
PAIRER8.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 south Main 8. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box Go. 132 Water 8. N.
BUBINE88 COLLEGEI.
Brown’s Outings one. Sartain Prop;
‘ BUSHEL’ME EN
Kirplnaki Prank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND euILbl‘zaI.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry‘w. 131 Water 8. N.
canaiaoe AND eIoN PAINTERS.
Bruthartoa R. L.’ 20 rock N.
Makin Ellis 10 Ha rd 8. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIGUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main‘N.
OHIRDPODIDTB.
Griffith Mrs. Julia 40 Wall N.
curi'lOtiIIv sues.
Magner T. J 2 86. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5. Main N.
Oldenaoliiager John 104 Waah'ton 8. N.
Smith E. F. Mahaokemo Block.
Whelpley A Clark 64 Washington 8.N
CLOTHING ANDRGENT'D FURNISH-
i G8
Joaem H.163 Washington 8. N.
7 cousecriouaas. .
Candy Kitchen 24 south Main 8. N.
CONFEOTIDNEIY AND BAKERY.
Ketehor M. a H. 5? Main N.
Smith'l-larrie A. 89 Main N.
DENTID‘I‘BI;a ‘
Boutweli C F. 97 Washington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank 84 South Main 8.N
Phalp F. A 78 Wflhlngten 8. N.
bit!“ (AND GOAT MAKER.
Chinery Min 8. 15 Elm N.
. DRESS CUTTING SGHOOLS.
Mud Nice: J.‘-w. 11 Havilaud 8. N.
. ‘ DRUDOISTS.
Dam.- Frank H a south Main 3. N.
Clifford Phar. Platner 8 Bradley Props
Finch Frank M 126 what eaten" 8. N.
Griffin T. B. 205 Washington 8.N .
Piaiated R. H. 43 Washin ton 8.}N.
Stillman-Powell Corp 82 aah'ton 8. N.
DRY new:
Dickerman A. 8. Sun 84 Wuh'ton 8. N.
Hialop J. A. 8 co. 88 Washington 5. N.
Smith M. 8. 8, Co. 82 Washington 8.N
ELECTRIC MOTORB.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wasn’t” E. N.
” FISH AND OVGTERB. *
Bridge Market West End Washington
St. Bridge a. J. Cathilt Prop. .
FLORISTS. "I‘-
8m|th J. H. Est. 80 South Main .8.N
FRUIT AND éoNFec'rIoNEIIY.
Canevarl D 179 Washington 3. N.
Morelll Joseph 81 North Main 8. N.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Colllna “a. no Go to N'Magln s. N.
Pedmor'e William 87 North Main 8.
FURNITURE monsoon“.
Roun‘Mu- IL ’157‘:WII‘MIIM E. N.
can Invention.
Dean. R. (I. L 00.34 Stalinist 8. N.
DINERALM‘I _
Thompson R. 0.8 Row: '
droves AND’Ifimk .
Na
Gm
led Conrad .131 W
Epstein M. 49 Pm
:fil’ommedjau B
.‘ aelovaky R l.
N.
Osmotic, .
weeps We 79 Mia ma N.‘
HARDWARE AND D71. RY.
Coin-tech Watkins D Deli! 11
serum. angst
. *' escoiIIh
and makesthehalrgrow.
BEING A usr OF THE Iii/SINK,” mm wt) PROII‘ESSIOIVII‘,
@- (In... summons Under his iii-t turn her line III III» iiuils.
AbbreviationslN..'Norwalk: SIN, South Norwtillt: E. N.. East Nor-walk.
. Butter-fan c. 4 Raymond 8. N. .
. Humburat Chas. III. 15 West Main N.
I studwelIIJ. WI. 38 North Main 8.N
' OY8TER EXPORTERS AND SHIP
.. Heyt W H. 8 Sea 138 Water 8. N. .
. Hoyt H0111" B. Unit“ Ilnk Bldg. .
‘ Steven J. H, 42 Wu
Wash. 5'
Q. "I
(*0 your {Iain
store an
IIreotory'
'I‘" W'II
0F ”WALK
.. ......--.
INDURANCE AND REAL EITATE.
Hoyt Gould 8. 45 Wall” N. ‘
Lawmr J.B.Ag'y128e. Main 8. N.
Taylor Golden 74 Washington 8. N.
Layton J'. M. 5 R. R. av'd. 8. N.
JOB PRINTERO.
Freeman c 'A. 98 Washington 8.N .
Gardn‘sr, Printer cor. Wait a Water M
Mitchell H. 8. 10 North Main 8. N.
« . JUNK DEALERS. ~
Harris Abraham 18 Raymond 8. N.
KITCHEN FURNIDHING 00008.
Smith M. 8. 8. Co. 92 makington 8. N.
LADIEB' FURNIWINGS..“
MIIII 8.;1. MN. 85 Walhtflfitlm 0. N.
LADIES' AND GENTS’ CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DYED.
Toque'a' 25 Main N.
LAUNDRIES.
Crescent 8 Seaview Ave 8. N.
Oil! Well 32 Hayiiand 8. N.
Long Dam 18 North Main 8. N'. '1
Wing Sam 2 South Maln‘ 8. N.
' WMDE DEALERS.
Halon I. Bailey .wmr 8. N.
MACHINERY MANUFAOYURERB.
McKiben G. N. Go. 5056 Wit" 8. N.
Miller J. w.1ss Water 8. N.
MANICURE, MABBAGE AND IHAIR
' DRESSERS.
Rider Mina H. 8. 97 Washington 8. N.
MANICURE. MAfiBAOE. SHAMPOO-
D
Hayes Mrs. A M. 66 Booth Main 8. N.
. MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ford North Main 8. N.
New York M‘afltet 142 Washington 8. N.
_ MERCHANT TAILORB.
ByrnurP. J. 7 Main N '
Kemp How.“ Wail M." II
Kmar Fran: 10 North Main 8. N.
Numebauer J. “Wanington 8.N .
Percent J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEAL!“
‘ . MILLINEIN
St. John The Mine: 49 Wall N.
Tillman 8. 3. Min 88 Wash. 8. N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Great». (I Duncan Room 1 Lauder Bik.
MONUMENTAI— rages AND BUILD
Bah-a JOINI8 7 Unlen Ava.N .
Steven. M. VII. 60 Main N.
MUIICAL INSTRUMENT8.
lvaaChIa. GI 28 Wall N."
Lockwood F. E. ”(Watt
N'EWDDEALER AND STATIONERD
Hayes John T. Main N.
Leary a Go. 19 Railroad Ave., 8. N.
PERS-
OYSTER DEALERS AND 8HiPPaR8
Marc II A. H. 128;Wauf§.zu_z .
PAI TER8 AND ”PAPERcHANGERI.
Batty J. W. 207 Wuhlngton 8.N
Decker D. 30 Havilnnd 8. N.
Eulnaon F T. 82 No. Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 8. N.
.PAWN BROKERS. ’
Horwitz I. 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis B. 11 Main N. . -
Reanman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N,
. ' PIANO TUNERS.
Sim Edward J.-5 Seymour 8. N.
PIANO AND ORGAN fNSTRUGTOR“
\«1
Diabrow Min Noll
Manvllle Edward .18 Lowe 8. N..
PICTURES AleNEICTURE FRAM-
Bedlent wk... 8. 13 West Ave. 8. N.
PICTURE FRAMING.
PLAINING MILLS.
REPRAOTINO OPTICIAN.
‘ ‘ aesrauraaltrs.
Briggs frank K. 5 Water-IN; I
Imperial Cafe 8. N. Meals at all heurd.
.SAFE DEPOSIT YAULTS.
National Bank of Namalk 51 Wall N.
scHD‘DLs (private).
ezwmu MAOHINDD.‘ ‘“
Dingo r C6. 124 Washinptdnfi. N. .
SHIP 'crsa 111's;
0. n. 7
Data
too '(It (Io; ‘ .
. Matilda ‘ Gait?!“ IDES! Wuh. 8. N. .
eyeshamemms.
stova'efltxtrus AND: HEA
Remit Joins Mia: Washington
sr‘tiiao IstaumNII-a auditing
vIutgetr. Woodward when. .
.. DNmTAlta I.
‘Benedict Mia's F. 42 WeatAve.‘ 8. N. l
SQWD“ AIIB.’ 8" Ne
Smith a. c. Cor. Knight and mu N..
Car-man 8. Beymtjur seavlew av. E.N N. .
Offlot Mid: E481 14"W'IIMIIQNI'I 8. N. ‘
want-I a would 18-89.‘Nlaln a N.
Beam 900.1”. Wtwsankfidm DIN ’
Noiselus. closes without jar of wa
ter hammer?“ Has no Isak.
ran IDEAL
Volumete’r Pressure Regulating
Flush Valve,
A self adjusting pressure regu'istor
applied to a Flush Valve operated by
direct‘press’ure. Discharges the (III-me
amount of water in the same lenxth‘ of
time regardless of the head or pres
sure In service pipe.
See it In operation in our display
sonar rm
.1.. 5..
.. J. 1
Cor. North Main and West Sta.
Special Hale
lointe III Flour
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Nuruii illi' Initial
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
.J—«h—I
SOLOMAN SCAM, Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
Putting.
Chandeliers, liandIIrons. Fenders
Bird Cages and all k iuds of
Metal Work Repaired
'apd Refinisbcd.
ANTIQUE BRDNZING.
Metal Signs. of ‘eyery description.
..Brass Advertising Signs. ..
Large Order: a .. Specialty.
I Phone 132.
I
THE NE W ENGLAND
ELEITIIG Iiiiiiiii
. is It tlii'e'ly‘flc‘onstructell’pléce’of’rira-
winery—always ready for work.
Any size and any voltage desired.
(Hz-e; Iv, ingrown!
M'F'G (:0. ‘ ‘
W. R. THOMPSON Manager.
50 WATER ST: 30.. NORWALK. ,
We offer One Hundred Dollars ile-
ward for any 0an of Oatarrh' that, clu-
not be cured by Hall's (1|th
IWe. the under-sinned. have
IJ Cheney for the last ill ymm
iieve him perfectly honor (hi
business transactions am
able to carry out an! oblifl
by their firm. "
West & Truss Wholellioi
Toledo. 0.; Welding. Klan
vln. Wholesale Drunilts.
ally. action directly upon (in “and
mucous surfaces of the system. ‘
monisis sent thee. Price 760
tie. Sold by all Druggists
JUNIUS BROWN -~
PAINTING. PAPER ’Haiio-
W
new leaf giving osmium.“
health the): Ioitllens; I MIR norm
turn a new leaf that will an aim
way to making (you a new .MW
one of those leaves from ..
tie of Dr. Dick a Mediation!
medicine.
‘a new man of you for fifty Dentin
I50 000 man for fifty cents. .
‘ or a GAS'HEATER givesI
just the extra warmth need- .
ed in sitting room or 11-;
brat-y during cold weather. :
Ever notice how much i
more (sodium their III with;
'a fire youoan see?
Gas Heating“ sums sold
and connected
I
1" “IV; .
l
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a
a
i
(I
rim or innate (our and thee-
my“... No 1 I 7 . stating (Icm eases surnames.
. he ‘ We
need aaaua
w . With
c. .
nor Warm! ‘m
nor am delimit
Gas Fixtures.
I; rue. India“ ii I
.o-Ic‘
HOW'8 THIIT
r. .1. cnuuar a co.
Ir)
Hall' a Catarrh Cure matters
not. hot:
Hall's Family Pills are the but. .
' I at .!...'III| lL' (J; .
Painter. and. Mr hanger
”m“?
' Pure White Lead and auto-
mired by hand will wear t Ileei
be long and cover doubleomm I I I
face he machinery meow _ .
house of Williame'mflhfl a. Iii.”
Stephen Wilcox. botlrIon South}
Main street; were paint“ by.”
IIn'. (this manner over. Diem
They are utility“!
It I paint it.
Main street.
mm Grove street.
a .,
iiu' i (if) if“ '
1,. sometimes hard ((..ng .
but there are siiéh‘ ' '
Deverib'eleu. we don I_
to: seem beistful 'th We 6
prDDd or our stock..W works
ed hard to yet it. W did}: f
take what was thr Into us.
That is one when why I;
have the trade we do. . a” ,
”I“
(no, Deconnrruo. . . '
Dr Dick s Medicine comp
Fifty cents a turnip;
STOVED AND ETA,
BLAIT AND .T _
D and 8&6
RICHMOND
It WALL midi!"
Norwalk Chronicler