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'- are result that he fried mi
.‘I
Joseph Bartram in
.1. Wallace Marvin lbs purchases
flha new team of horses.
E. E. Gotham is spending the day
in New York city on «business.
George Smith. of Howard avenue is
spending the afternoon in Stamford
The officels of the flint Norwalk
Fire Department will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday night.
Charles 1.. Smith of Howard avenue.
left today fol (toioIIIIlo where he will
make his pelmanel ome. His fam-
|ly will follow in the spring
WilliaIn Ellen spent Monday in New
Haven. and while tllclc called upon
tev A. .1. Smith thafornlIr pastel of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The East Norwalk File Felice met
Tuesday evening. ulld selected the com-
mittees for theft collliilg bail to be held
in Arlen hall the latter pull of the
month.
EllisA (‘ampbeli of the Southern
New England (lIlIIlIlltny. went through
this place. ycstcrdny. and made a dia-
gram of all lhI poles here. for the use
at the company. ,
Miss Maymc i<".owlct Miss P‘Iauces
Wilson anti Miss [I] Iclyn Simpson. all
of Pccksklli, Ncw Yor.k are the guestI
of Mr. and Mts. (‘ hallra H. Aistholpc.
of Scavicw avrnuc.
Anothcr large crowd of skaters oIl-‘
lilyod lilo sme on liaudali' r. nllll pond
last night. 'illI-I came from all parts
of the town and plobably numbered
. ovcl flvo ll lnIilId poisons t
Captain William ll iioyt states that
his sicalncl laIl llglound southeast of
Glassy iiatnmoIk. Monday night while'
lfletnlulng flonl Milk. and that this is
the first than he (Wm llllI’ w this to oc-’
c.lr.
ITho new lIood shed Ilhlcll has been
building fol some time for the Rim-
side Mills is now Ionlplctcd. TllI
str-uItulc is lot) in 20 feet and will
. llIcommodaic many thousand feet of'
lumbI-t
William ’iI‘bey. .
colil Intuit
iltlgs Tuesday uiiI-lnooll. anti eaI ll so
("it‘ll a half lilillll‘l T-obcv sale it
took just i'oltv- llillc cid. Ill-l 16 make up
his half hushtl. ‘
imsiic iambic. proprietor of tho Riv-
oreidc mills. shippcd a curioad of doors
and “snlokejacks” 'to Bridgeport this
lllot'nltlg to be used in tiltI construction
of iiil‘ round house tllat he is building
for the railroad in that place.
Quite a. number of the I‘lllll'tll'tll
lxlaguors from the East Avenue ilictllo
dist Church went to ltowayion last
night utlti attended the nlcctlng of thc
Norwnlk Epwortll Lcagnc [Talon in the
Methodist Church. that piacc.
The tide yesterdayafternoon or ra-
thcr last evening, was nearly as low its
the two previous days. intt the
darkness prevented lilo f‘lillllilll‘l‘H from.
l'I-uping their harvest of' thc goslings
and tow wont down aftcr them.
The regular prayer service will be
hold this evening ill the East Avenue
Methodist Church. Last, evening the
lnccting was well attended and was
of much lntcrcst. Tomorrow night
the Junior Band will have cbargc.
Theodore Smith has bcen living at
William ll. Hubbeli‘s houses on Little
l.‘liammock s Ice Saturday. and has
been engaged t to past few Ilzlys ill har-
I’csiinglhc gosllug clams itl llanl's is-
land bay——olle of the finest plat-cs ill
the harbor.
The. new floor that has just boon laid
ill ilafilcr'a cast sidc, store is a big inl-
movement and now the cold winds
that frequently found their way
through thc cracks in the floor. to the
discomfort of those inside. are cffcc~
lualiy barred out.
Captain Frank Allen. of Now nil‘l‘oi
is'lllourning the loss of his famous
skye. tcrricr. the pride of New street
for years. The. animal is only another
victim of the dog poisoncr. Ho was
iukI-n sick yesterday morning‘ and
gradually Iiroopcd until last evening.
wbcn he died. The genial captain
says he ‘did not tilink the dog was the
prI-tticsi in town but he was a great
not and consequently was sorry to lose
him.
il‘redcrick \l'.
ll'.. and Arthur i.in-
Decker entertained a
few friends. at his home in Seaview
avenue. Tuesday evening. in honor of
Miss Florence
M. HOWarIi. of Washington street
South Norwalk. The guests included
Miss Smith and Miss Howard.
and Addie Naphcy. Mai Merritt. (‘lara
Lawson. andlllrs. S. S. Ntlplley; Messrs.
Clifford R. Adams. HoII'arIi Lowndes
Everett 8. Bulklcy, Bert Bogart anti
Mr. lleckcr.
A very peculiar accident happened
ol‘f Van Zandt street this morning and
that it was no more serious Is consid-
ered remarkable. Avyoung man was
carting ashes for J. B; Cunningham and
was driving his team down the steep.
hill near the latter‘s house when the {
llcck yoke on one of the horses broke.~
This made. holding back impossible
and both horses went down the hill at
llreaanA k speed
an old ilec. Carefully avoiding this
the horses ran on each side of the‘
trunk. but the pole went directly ag-’
ainst the tree and brought them both
.to a very sudden stop. snapping the -
pole all as if it was a pipe stem?
Theodore McGee. who resides with
Captain w. H. Verity. of Seaview ave— ‘
nileLWBS the victim of a chapter of so .
Mr. Mc-"‘
oycd at the Colonial l-‘oun- '
cldents yesterday morning.
(ice in em
dry and is lie at his work at 7 o‘clock.
Yesterday molning he awoke. and
found that the entire family had over-
51091.80 thought he would get his own
breakfast He lighted a lamp and
Martin! down stairs. but on the way the _
chimney broke and the light- was ex-
tinniishod Being in a hurry. Me. Me-
Gee did not relight the lamb. bu start-
ed to do his work in the da
potatoes on the stove iid‘in
Inn and did not discoveelti mistake
VglVIntli he had eaten his b "1 ant.
It is Expected that the launcher ‘=
evening In .
game will be plaved thi
tilt- Hefner pool tournalfl « . if Theo-
.dom Tobey is able to I y the game '
will take place 0 Ice another
game will have to be a{lb tales.
1m Loyal Wakm"a\lliary or
the Advent Christian Char .ehl oneV
;of the m Mullet! an
thaeiutlomnoflnu in m-
evening at: tubule of Mr
flat service
ride!-
down the harbor after gos- ‘
Smith. of New Canaan;
who has been the guest of Miss Jennie. '
Bessit '
At the bottom was ~
_ with .
Bum am let.
the harmonics. Illml first' at
. the some time. a 110s he was the
One In this part at the country to Intro-
duce: the Bartram family sang and
Miss Lillian Walsh recited and sang.
The matter of III iebratlng the first an-
niversaly of the society. which occurs
Ill March was talked ill) and I commit
i too composed of Mrs. tchurd Bland:
Ihairnlan: Clara Veisol'. thel Bartram.
Allan Nicholson and Anna Byx on was
appointed to make the neccs ary ar-
rnllgcmcuta. Refreshments were
scrved.
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’ ROWAYTON.
Hcllly Case continues quite III at
his home in Rowayton.
‘ Tile skating on Chaslnar' a pond is
excellI-nt and is being enjoyed daily
by a large number of people.
James E. Stevens has be far recov
cred from his attack of lumbago as to
i be out a little each day. but is not yet
able to return to his work.
l ion. Sons of Temperance. have been
iinvitI-d to attend II meeting of Con-
cord Division ill Norwaik next. Mon-
: day night. All those who wish to at-
. tend are asked to take the 6:36 trol-
lcy from Glider-8M comer
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
NolIInlk Itsterday on business.
(‘eorgc 1’. Brett is expected home
Halllrdal from his cxtIllchl Southern
! tlip.
MI and “18.14011“ F. Stoorza spent
Ithe Sabbath with relatives in Pelt
( ‘-hI -stI r.
I 1 rank (loft of Prospett avenue. It
turned yI-stcrday from a. week's ttip
| to Norfolk, Va.
l George H Tlllcp is expccicd home
by tllI end of the week fionl Savan-
nab (in where. he has been for tho
past III-ell In ten days
i ’l in s-oI iablc of the lit) .Ioltb League
lot the Methodist Church 'has been
postponed to next Thursday evening
. at the honlc of Mrs. William chIl ill
lV .\i: Iitl sil‘cct.
l Mrs. I. l’. Drummer and lira. S.
lWooIl of Railroad avenue. attcndcd
ltbl- cv .Iugciifltio meeting of tho Nor-
ualk lipwovtll League. Union in Now-
:Iyioll last night.
The ball committee of Basic Hook
and Ladder Company are getting tig-
urcs for the. music at their annual
hall to be held the latter part of the
month in tho Daricn ~Towtl llilli. it
is probable that an orchestra from
Port (Tllcstcr will be secured to play.
The quarterly conference of the
llaricn Methodist Church will hc hold
this evening at the church. Presid-
ing Elder James iliontgonlcry. of
Stamford. and the new pastor will be
present with the oflicers of the church.
lly an error it was stated last night,
-illat the meeting would be held this
I-vcning.
.iollll l"oolc.v.
licrmall llocfcl'.
I‘lt‘l' resident of this. piacc.
in Now York during the winiI-r. is
spending a wcck in town. Mr. l’oolI-l
came up specially for a tomb of llorscs
for Mr, llocfcr. and will iakc tllcln to
lxcw York on the Stamford boat next
Saturday.
who is ctliploycd by
illI‘ wcll»known sum-
who “run
livcrv stabicsto be started ill ntll'lf‘il
has developed illto all uckuowicdgcd
fact, Daricn'a ncw livcryman will
be John l’ooicy and it is expected he
will start in business about the first
of March on Railroad aveliuc in the.
place formerly occupied by the Pool
I-y stables.
if the weather continues pleasant. a
skating carnival will be held tomorrow
evening on George H. ’I‘illI-y's pond. As
was done last year flit‘ pond will be ii-
llllninIItI-d by Japancsc lanterns strung
alone the sides and after the skating
Mr. and Mrs. Tilley will invite their
friends into the house, \t‘lli‘l't‘ they will
lit‘ entertained,
The severe rainstorm of last week
old considerable damage bereabouts
and among other places affected was
tllc Congregational Church. The
cause of the trouble was a water pipe
that had become clogged. This al-
lowed the water to come in to a depth
.‘of several feet. putting out the fur-
gnaco tire and making the place vcry
damp for many hours. The trouble
inas finally remedied by freeing the
. pipe with a wirer
The source of the mysterious expio
i slon of Monday or oping has been dis
colclcd Dillggisf. S C Siilllnan tomes
forward with the etahement that on
.that events; a lame 'ap'annlng fat lOIy
Ila Ncuarlt. N. J.. 13 VI up killing two
alc n and injullng several more. The
Newalk explosion occurred at just ab-
out 10 o'clock and this Is very likely
the explanation for the. two,shocks
that were felt here Monday mt
rid :of your‘ilgrl '
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The rumor about the new sales and.
on. client II” no I» w
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vpiro Lodge. 1.
‘ which, and held a $3. 000 insurance p0
{ The members of Rising Star Divls- 3
ilutI-ilci James i’ooiey was in South V
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Claaamsn.
I llr. Jay W. Sever. director of the
Yale gynlilasiutll.,has announced the
Tilldilv inlay ydnr gray hair! Toll
with Ayers an. Vigor. Have long, heavy hair
with all the deep Hell th1‘ of sally life. Get
igladd retain your yollth. ‘ L";
Isallalr land it feéds nourishes; .
' . thlj_ell,iook.stdtandglossyg
. Ilionury society of the Congregational
Ionic years. a similar shock was
'91: when a blgtfactory in Dover Dot,
low up
Joseph (1. Brunner, a well-known
and highly respected resident of Con
Cob died at his home there Monday.
aged 58 years. The cause of death
was bone cancer, from which he had
lch-IIV ll afferer or upwards of a
year MI llru'nner ad been for the
past quarter of a century auperint
iondellt of the George Tyson place at
Riverside. III.- was a member of Ern‘
0. 0. F._ and Nutmeg
Council. lloylli Arcanunl. of Green-
ich in the latter lie leaves a wife,
daughtI-r and one. son (lustnv Bran
nor who is elation agent at Noroton.
The funeral service took place at St.
Mary's R. (l Church in Greenwich
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. both
Micietica of which he was a member at-
tending ill a body.
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WESTPORT.
Tonight the ladies of‘the Methodist
(‘llllrcb will entertain with a chowder
party. in the conference room.
ltufus Wakcman has contracted to
furnish the Southport Congregation-
al Church with new cushions.
()sI-ar Smith visited Bridgeport yet!-
iI-rday and pi another large con-
tract with Miller Lumber
(‘0. for bu rial
The for t' I ‘ of the Staples
foundry building haries Kemper
was made Iest ‘i ay In the filing of
Ivarruntee (loedil. with the town clerk.
The purchase price is 84.000.
. Following is the list of vital statis-
tics for the year that terminated.
Mill‘l‘lagcs. 30: births. 61; (11:11le
65. There were six loss deaths in
11:02 than during. the yen previous.
The annual meeting of the Women's
llI-IlciiI-I-nt branch of the Foreign Mis-
(‘llllI'I-h was held yesterday afternoon
of thc parsonage. Mrs. Washington
Hlloatc, of Greenwich, delivered the
print iplll address.
it is probable that a date will be
act next week for the annual moI-iing
of the Library association. “Any old
time itl .lanuary‘“ covers the legal r0~
quircmcllts. and as the secretary is
IicpcnIiI-nt on half a. dosen to fix the
date. the exact time has not yet been
(lf‘l'ldf‘fl till.
Westport has its school troubles
once more. Although of no serious
coltlplcxlon at. this moment. the crit-
icism appears to be relative to the
inclination ltl one or more centers of
learning here to cmplov too much
Iimc ill teaching the young idea how
to act and too little to studies. it is
allcgcd that pupils alld parents ailkc
'(liilllllllii at the time reqliired for
“rehearsing plays" anti the additional
Ilutics employing overtime for study.
The entertainment lad is growing and
while. not wholly filSt‘UllfPiillllt't‘il
IllI-ets with opposition as interfering
with legitimate school work. ,
MUST LEARN
interesting Facts Relative to the 1907
TO SWIM.
result of his measurements of" the
freshmen class at Yale. in practical-
ly cvcry measure and record except
weight and age. the class is much
:lbovoitle average. An interesting
innovation is being made with the
class in Indklng swimming compul-
vory for the members who have not
that accomplishment. About ten per
cent. of the class cannot swim.
The average age is eighteen years
olevcn months, which is two months
younger than last year's class. This is
practically the average of Yale ciaaans
tor twenty years. The average. weight
is 135.?» pounds: the average height
tTVc fcct. nine, inches. more than an
inch above the general average. The
lightest man in the class weighs nine
ty-follr and the heaviest. 207 pounds.
The tallest man stands six feet 3.6 in-
ches. while the shortest is five feet.
two imhes ill height The largest
man has a chest measurement of 43.8
inches. The youngest loan is sixteen
and the oldest twenty- -alx years old:
nine per cent. wear glasses twenty
per Icilt. smoke this being fully ten
per cent. lower than the usual college.
average.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
The Democratic representatives in
iI‘airtlciIi county have already begun a
lively contest for the county auditors
<hip. Four or five have announced
themselves as candidates. Among
thoac who are said to be actively out
for the poeition are. Messrs. Kelly. of
Newtown. Donov,all of Norwalk. and
German of Bethel. '
I
«can dO‘it "
. Hagar.
.; Jim LOGAN
‘Daanm
remembered.- this» M
Missions of tits . Church of
the United States of America. in ses-
sion here. has "from the plan of
Dr. B ’l‘. Harseuy a Hungarian the-
ological student at 1'1qu Ohio. to or-
ante his countrymen in the United
Sates into Christian associations un-
. w ..
.‘ .
I‘ e'
"Sr“ '.
Business ill
try wld . -~‘ . ..
the emanation. An annual .. rge
of 50 cents for missions will be col
.leeted‘ WWW!“ member
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lory
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BEING .4 LIST as THE BUSINESS FIRMS AND PROFESSION:
or THE row or NORWALKI
re- Classified lliil'tl’ilstltllll inlet at; and sum a». lino-Flt VTIrrt ilnlh.
Abbreviations—N. Norwalk; 8. N.. South Norwalk; ' E. N.. East Norwalk.
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ARCHITECTS.
Knapp Wm. B. 97 Washington S. N.
Mot-shoals F. S. Library Building.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS.
Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N.
‘ BAKERY.
Rundle J. H. 31 Van Zandt E. N
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owens Mrs. E. C. 22 North Main S. N.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant's 133 Washington S. N. Bros 6
d. Cake delivered to all parts of city.
Lane, F. A. 37-51 Washington S.N
BANKS. .
Central National 36 Wall N.
National United Bank Bldg 8. N.
arfieid County National 44 Wall N.
Falrtieid County Savings 51 Walt N.
Norwaik Savings Soaiety 44 Wall N.
So. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 8. N.
So Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg
BARBERS.
Pluer Gustav 111 Washington S. N
Pohiman, Albert 66 Washington S.' N
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE
. SHOERS. . ‘
Flynn Edward 10 Hantord Pi. S. N.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Richardson-Mrs. J. A..10 West IV. 8. N.’
Guintard House 5 Elizabeth S. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Kseler Geo. 159 Washington S. N.
Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N.
Lyon F. D. a Ca. 90 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND SHOEM‘AKERS AND RE-
PAIRERS.
Bredtce Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 South Main S. N
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Bax Co. 132 Water S. N.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's Collage Geo. E. Sartaln Prop.
BUSHELMEN.
Karplnakl Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gambia Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water S. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brotherton R. L. 20 Brook N.
Makln Ellis 10 Hanford S.N .
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
Hayes J T. 5 Main N.
CHIROPODISTB.
Griffith Mrs. Julie 40 Wall N.
CURIOSITY SHOP.
Magner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
‘Oldenschiagsr'John 104 Waab'ton 8.N
Smith E. F. Mahackemojiook.
thlpley G Clarlr 64 WV altington S.N
CLOTHING AND 2:" e FURNISH-
-iN .
Joaem M. 163 Washington 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERV ‘AND BAKERY.
Keibher M. dell. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. ”Main N.
DENTISTS.
Beutweil C. F: 97 Washington 8. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 8. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chiller-y Min 8. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. W.‘ 11' Havlland S. N.V
DRUGGIBTS.
.Baxter Frank H S Scotti Main 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Platner 6 Bradley Drops
Finch Frank :M. 126. Washington 8. N.
Griffin T. B. 205 Washington 8. N.
Pickled R. H. 43 Washington S, N
,Stliiaon-Poweti'Cerp.» Waahtton s. N.
DRY GOODS.
Dickerman A. a Son S4 Wash‘ten 8.N
Hiatop .t. a. a 00. as Wantsiolgton e.N
Smith M. S. G. 00. 92 Wlnhlngton S. N.
ELECTRIC Mouths.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wuh’ton E. N.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Bridge Market .Waat End Washington
at. Bridge R. J. Cutbitl mp.
roosters. .
Smith J. H. Eat. 80 South Main S N.
FRUIT AND equeamorttiav.
Canevari D 170’WlailloptelISi
Mel-em Joaa‘pll at North Main at. N.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Collins A. J. E CD15 ‘N Mill! 8. N.
. Podmors William 7. Nolan Main 8. N.
FURNITURE A D CRO‘CKERY.
Bonn Max], 167 Washington E.N
:GAS tAPPDIANCES.
Conn. a. a L. Co. “some“. n.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
Thompson R. C. SRmII E. ' N.
OVLOVII AND CADIES’V WAISTS
'9 CL LANE-D
‘ elm-s ow. Emile all. i
w:- . Mira - .
Hills! 0.
13'
mam, M.
Wilt
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ilNSl-JRANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
:14on Goald S. 45 Wall N.
Lawrence J. B. Ag'y 12 So. Main S. N.
Taylor a. Golden- 74 Washington S. N.
Laytou J. M. 5 R. R. ave. S.N
JOB PRtNTERS.
Freeman c A. SI Washington S. N.
Ga,rdner Printer cor. Wall E Water N.
Mitchell H. S. 10 North Main 8.“N.
JUNK DEALERS.
Harris AbrahamdSRVIymOnd 8. N.
i KITC EN FURNISHING GOODS.
Smith . S. I. Co. ”Washington S. N
'LADIEB' FURN BHINGS.
Mills 8. i. M1186 W" Rated 8. N.
LADIES' AND GENTS’ CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DYED.
Butteriaaa C. 4 Raymond B. N.
Teque's 25 Main N. ~
Lahnnnlas.
Crescent 8 Seaview Ave S. N.
. Old Well 32 .Haviiand S. N.
Long Sam 13 North Main 8. N.
V Wing Sam 2 South Main S. N.
‘ LUMBER DEALERS.
l Hatch a Bailey Co; Water 8. N.
i MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
I McKibhin G. N. Co. 60-56 Water-S.N .
Miller J. W. 133 Water S. N. \
t MANICURE, MAS AGE AND HAIR
l ones ens.
Rider Miss H. S. 97 Washington 5. N.
MANICURE MASSAGE. SHAMPOO-
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 66 South Main S. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
I Hayes Ferd North Main S. N.
New York Market 142 Washington 8.N.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Byrncs P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. w 45 Wall N.
i Kocour Franz 10 North Main 3. N.
Neuoebauer J. 84. Washington 8. N.N
.Porcelii J. 107 Washington S.N .
‘ MILK DEALERS.
' HaWXhurat Chas. H. 26 West Main N.
MILLINERS.
st. John The Misses It. Wall N.
Tlllotaon 8. 8. Miss 86 Wash. 8. N.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Greene E Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
MONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD-
‘ Bates John S. 7 Union Ave. N.
lStavcns M. w. 50 Main N.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
.lvea Chas. G. 29 WaiNl
Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
> Studwell J. W. 39 North Main 8. N.
iNEWBDEALERS‘ AND STATIONERS.
" Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
N‘Leary 0. Co. 10 Railroad Ave.. 8.'N.
OYSTER EXPgRTERS AND SHIP
Hoyt w. H. A Son 139 Water 8. N.
Merritt A. H. 126 Water a. N. _
PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS.
Beatty J. w. 207 Washington 8. N
Decker G. ill Haviland ISA-N.
Engineer: F T. 82 No. Mall-I S. N.
.Rudder J. A. 33 Seuth Main S.N
PAWN- BROKERS.
Hot-wit: l. 154 Washington 8. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main N. ‘
_ Hellman F-. E. Gazette Bldg. N; .'
PIANO Tunsne.
“Sims Edward J. S Seymour S.'N .
PlANO AND ORGAN INST UCTORS
Benedict Miss F. 42 West ve.’ S.’ N.
Mlnvllia Edward. B. 16.1.ews 8.14.
scat'm Wray V3. 13 w... Ave. 3. N.
PICTURE resume.
N: eII'IIuI e. c. cor. Kniphtanlt Wall N.
PLANING “MILLS.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN.‘
Heyt; Homer. B. United Bank‘ Bldg.
‘ . RESTAURANTS. ’
Briggs anlt K. CWahr N.
imperial bee S. N. Meals It all hours.
can DEPOSIT VAULTS.
ocuooue Insists).
«atom Miss Eva 14 washlnpt'en S.N
'eawmd MACHINES.
singer Co. 12a washingtvrt S. N.
tWhfller' d Willofl 16 SO. .‘Maln S:N
SHIP ensuouisns.
Stevens J. H. 42 Water. I. N.
e'r’ocn. aaoxane.
Maples a Goldaohmldt as when. a. N.
' ..-, sreansme name.
“maven,“ menses AND "HEATERS
Powell John-Mt; £3 Wnahlnhtml S. N.
Village '1', Woodward
lizards En'i‘A "
Wary 1-1.8. 24 El
.‘St‘nrlnard Pan: edi-
UPHOIISTEIER.
versattlsaweoanaotyw- '*
OYSTER neAtert‘s AND entepase ‘
Diabrow Ml'Ia Nellie 36 West Ave. S". N. .
PICTURES ; ANnglcrbas rims;
‘Carman' Aieeymeur Geniew av. E. N.‘ N
National Bank'nf Norwaik 51 Wall N. .
Lseam: cam. UMOedII-IkilldgsBuN. I ‘
smmomsrsu statements». '
M M... N. l
fem-Ithaca use Insults-alum e. s. f '
Value. .
Noiaelesa, closes without tar of wa-
ler hammer. Has no tank.
THE IDEAL
Volumeter Pressure Regulating
Flush Valve. ‘
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flash Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount of water in the same length of
time, regardless of the head or pres
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation in ourdispiay
room.
HORNE ..ll NASH
.Cor. North Main and West Sta.
.. .mmTy
Special Sale
.‘ -’.i'..
{Volunteer Flour.
55c bag
I. Salli
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'.'-~~-r'*t-1‘*
Natal Plan has
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, cr.
cud—.—
SOLOMAN SCAM. Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
.Piating
Chandeliers; Hand Irons. Fenders
Bird Cages and all k inds of“
i' Metal Work Repaired
and Refinished.
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
Metal Signs of. every description.
..«Brass AdvertisingSigns. . .
Largei..Ordus a Specialty.
iPhona 132.
mg tin-w. mental),
. I . 55.141 f
ELEii'lRili MOTOR
is a finely constrtlcted piece of ma-
chinery—always ready for work
Any size and any voltage desired. I
TIE G. N. MCKIBBHV
M'F G CO. _
IV. a. momma new".
so minor 37..
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l
50. NORWALK.
COTTAGE AVE... EAST VNVORWALK. '
or a GAS HEATER gives,
just the extra warmth need-j
ed in sittillg room or ll~'
hrary dulln'g cold weather.-
Ever “notice how much
more coolness there' 18 with:
a fire you can see?
Gas Herding VStoves sold.
lfldmnected.
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r-a.
_ Conn
Pathway a
:vr-w—e-r-a‘r ..-.
i
I
ward for any case of Catarrli' that
1 not be cured by Hall's natal-rs
J. Cheney for the last 15 remind
am him ,Ierfeotiy' honorable in
business transactions and
able to carry out any obligatloiia
by their firm. I
West & Tron. Wholesale
Toledo. 0.; Welding. KinMO
vin W
Ilsa-{Wanda Care is takes into
ally; acting directly upon the blood so
mucous surfaces of the system. Tenth?
monlals sent tron. t~l
tie.
Ashe
-.~W.
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HOW'S THiIf
:7”. .~ ’
We offer One Ilundml :
scum
F. J. CHENEY & 00a? ’1‘
We. the undersigned phenom
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\l
seals Drugglats. Toledo, 0.
PI ice 750 per ho
Sold by all Druggists.
Hail’ a Family Pills are the heat.
.II-I I I” t
Ionics BROWN
1
Vi
Painter and Paper Hanger}
Pure wane Lead and mud
mixed by hand will wear tIvl
as long and cover'douhie all
face as ntcehinory’ mixed. ‘l no
bones of-Wti‘lialn Stevens unit cg
Stephen Wilcox. both on Soul
Main street were ”infill won
in this manner over olden yea
ago They are stillgoodl .
Your house trill
1' implant it two
Main street. My
Elm Grove street.
proud of our stock
ed hat-d to get it. We .13th
take what was thrown'wto ‘1‘!
That is one ’rea‘sen Wit all
have the bade wade. _. ,
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PAINTING PAPER Hand“
mo. DECORATING
V10 First Avenue, EAST NON
Tel. Cell 11372. »» '
HOT ATER HEAT} 0
nor. A assaults.
eroveelano assess:
suns: aunt rial - ~
In. file merits.
IVE IIIJI til I
daughter in postponing,
marl-lice?
Sailor-Well, you see. i.
tiled .unforundte' 19'0".
abat' who had been ginn-
- ms
"i ve got a letter rte-Ia...
young man. "W I iota? “5
understand it." ~. ~
Maybe you new.
\allndin try to." m" ”We ‘9 V
V"lf l m innatei MM V._
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