Huuek. of 24 Second
Frederick L.
street. is the victim of a severe cold.
The East Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow eve-
ninx.
Miss Lena llolbrook. of Seymour. is
visltula Mr. and Mrs. D. Burr Reach.
of Betta place.
. Morris Kuesklu. of Stamford, spent
Sunday the guest ofIMax Levy. of the.
‘Washiugton street bridge.
The. Emanon Whist Club will meet
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. III-o Davis
at their home in Rowan street.
.iob Lockwood is working for the
time being as drivar for C. S. Trow-
bridge 6‘; 00.. of South Norwalk,
N. P. NIIIson, of Fort street. has pur-
chased the sloop Laurel from Ralph
Bradley and is now overhauling her.
The regular weekly class meeting
will be. held tomorrow evening in the
parlors of the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
()livcr lloyt. of Stamford. talent you-
tcrday tltc guest of hi aunt. Mrs. M01-
Iis Saunders. at her home in Howard
avenue,
llev. Edward Cunningham despite
a severe cold. preached yesterday at.
boilt services in the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Fitch. of Myrtle avenue. has
now entirely recovered from her at-
taI'k of pneumonia and is able to be 11p
and about the house.
The regular weekly meeting of the
.lunior Band will be held lI‘rida.V even~
int: ttt 7:30 in the Methodist Church.
Charles L. Hill will lead.
Painter J. \V. Beatty‘s men are fin-
lshint: the interior of tltc residence of
F. H. Field. the. insurance. agent. in
Quintnrd avenue. South Norwalk.
The Loyal Workcrs' Auxiliary of the
Advent Christian Church will meet
Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the
home. of Alfred ll. Nickerson in East
avenue.
Little Mary ilooncy. of Van Zandt
street. who broke her arm about. a
i
lll(llllllI1_L(() by a fall front a chair has
almost entirely recoIcred truth the 13! i
ch131 of the injury. ..
.i. ‘I\'. lleaitv ia renovating the inter—
tor of the basement of the store ttndcr .
the newsstand formerly occupied by 'l‘. .
.l. Manner in South Main street for the
owner, Mrs. Margaret Lauder.
Mrs. Mattie L'i~lr11nmediclt.of Rowan
Slit‘Cl left Sattudav for a Hall with!
her daughter Mrs. Russell E. Motgau l
Mr. and Mrs. M01 gait I'IIIcntiI InoIcIiI'
I'I'out l’ottstown Pa.. to Philadelphia. l
Frank F Sherwood Jr. of Ilcttsi
l’lacc cut quite a bad gash in one of
the fingers of his right hand one day E
l:l<i w,eek while at work in TI"-otI
III idgc a box factorv in South Norw alk E
Frederick l arson. the young sidc- I
kuifcr at. the Radel shop. has resigned l
his position there and taken one by‘;
the side of his brother. Peter Larsen?
in ihc shop of Taiimndgc & Lyons
South Nor'.nalk
'l‘ he .lttniot League will hold a Valen El
tine sociable Saturday afternoon. from
to to 4 :30, in the basement of the East .
Avenue Methodist Church. ‘th1 F. ‘.
lowen ha: planned for a noIcl and in- 1
tercstinar time for the chllIiII-n i
Everett liatchmau. employed III
Bridgeport as machinist. was taken iil[
Saturday evening and compelled toE
come home. He now is confined in bed
with an attack of grip at the home ofI
his parents in Seavicw avenue.
Children who wish to sell tIckcts for’
the colonial reception to be given by .
thc Epwmth League should call .It ”113‘
home of E. E. Keoler. in East I'l\(’llili‘. E
tomorrow aftetnoon aftel ac.hooi Eath
person selling ten tickets will be ad-I
mittcd free of charge. E
Mrs. C E Seymour has sent out no i
ticcs calling the attention of the Fp- i
wotth Leagucrs of the Methodist I
("'hulIh to a special roll Iaii sctvico to
be held next Sunday. it is planned to“
have a large attendance
'ly interesting meeting
Mrs. Sarah Goodfeilow anti daughter!
v. ho have been in New \ ork and llr-Iook
lyn since Christmas were entertained I
by Lieutenant and Mrs. E. B. Smith
Friday at a dinner in thc Blooklyn
navv yard. They also entertained
Captain Lownes and wife.
Presiding Elder James Montgomery
ill)" of Stamford. will open the (cart
IIIIIIIterly conference of the East Ave
IIIII3 Methodist Church this evening at
a ociock .11 the church. All members.
oi the conference and other ofiicials in
lcl‘eI-‘tod are urged to attend.
There were forty-three at the Loyal
‘\'\'orkcrs’ meeting held in the Advent
Christian Church last evening and the
goatlous. ' The. sermon was listened to
with rapt attention throughout. and
will undoubtedly prove helpful to Ill
who heard It. The. service in the Sun-
Ilay school was also very spiritual in
clIaIacter. ad was also the League
Wotltera auction in the evening at
with b one young girl f1 0111 the Sunday
school declared her purpose to begin
to live a Christian illc.'l‘t1I3 evening
preaching service closed with an altar
service. nearly all of the members
present going forward.
The committee of the third and
fouI‘IiI vice presideutu of tho Epworth
League (If-the, Eaat Avenue Methodist
Church. met last Friday evening at the.
it me of Miss Clara Day anti voted to
loid the colonial reception and New
England supper Friday evening. Febru-
ary 20. in the church. Miss Day and
Edgar E. Kceler have the arrange-
ments in charge and they hope to make
the affair a grand success Mr. Keel-
I31 ‘11 ability as a chef in Ivollknowu.
and he will have all artangements fot
the suppet in cltalgc.
There will be an 2
entertainment in connection with the?
supper and those taking part will be
attired in colonial costume.
The. Golden liuic Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church met last Friday after-
ltoou with Mrs. Edson K. St. .lolttt at
her home in St. .iohn avenue. where a
very pleasant session was held. The
ladies spent the afternoon sewing for
an apron sale to be, given at the church-
vory soon. after which light refresh
ments were. served. the leader. Mrs.
Sarah Staples. assisting the hostess in .3
serving. The session clot-led with a so.
cial half hour. and the members III--
‘tiII3 home of Oscar
111111413.
parted for their homes to meet again .
one week from next Friday afternoon
at the home of Miss Carrie Seymour.
Ely of friends at her 111311113.
casket and near to it were beautiful
tiewe1s.10ua.chrn|tlonl, hyacintha.
etc An elennt pillow of rose: and
carnations bore the word “Auntie." A
tribute of respect front the Maple Ave-
nuc3 Church. of which the
was it member. wow a handsome
wreath of violets aIId green leaves.
Rev. Louis French. rector of St.
Luke's. Norman. 1111 old friend of the
family. c'onIiucteIl the ncl'vlco.
“Asleep in Jesus" and "Jesus. Lover of
My Soul." were Hung by Mina Bernice.
Lord and Miss Edna float-rs. At the
close prayer wua offered by Rev. W.
.l. (.‘ndy. pastor of the Maple Avenue
Church. The interment was at Wood-
land. Miss Stark was ill years old.
and lllltl been ill about 10 days. The
cause of death was pneumonia.
' WESTPORT.
llaui'ord llurr has gone on a trip to
Linco‘n. Ncb.
Mrs. llclie Lyon. of Fairficid. was
the 1:11th of“ Mrs. W. H. l‘llll‘l'. Friday.
t‘hIII'lcs lluttcrsou has shipped as
one of the crew of the schooner Wu!-
tI3I.
’l‘i113
Stutgutuck Whist (.‘lub met at
Smith. Thursday
night.
Friday afternoon there was It teach-
I3I'.~I' meeting held in Stapiea‘ High
School.
Illlllll'.3l Walt-1h returned home Satur-
Ilay front It visit with relatives at 01'-
N i.
Two extra I'al' loads of coal are be-
ing unloaded at the llubbcli & ilrudicy
..aIIl; Saltaalut'k.
Miss C. ('hnpmau entertained at 13an
'i‘ltursdny
'111'tI-1 noon with a dinner.
West avenue. Those present were Mrs. 3
Staples. Mrs. St. John. Mrs. .l. F. l’ad-
dock. Mrs. l). E. Hughes. Mrs. Thomas
Ball. Mrs. ll,
ies Fitch. Miss Clara Morehousc,
Carlie \VecIl.
Miss .lennlI3 1‘ Jennings.
~ E\ er \ body's
liable. to itching piics.
.l. Grumman. Mrs. Char- ‘
Midst ~
Miss (‘Itrl‘io Glover and .
'Ilnl‘
ltich and poor old and youngwterriblc 1
the toIt'uIc they suffer.
13111'I3.
safe:
lionn‘s Ointment.
can't, fail.
———.
Absolutely
——-
ROWAYTON.
Miss Lillie Wicks has entered the
. Stamford hospital to train for a nursc.‘
itIv. David Taylor pleached at both
iflVlt‘I’fi at thI Baptist (3“.l1111Ii1 ytlitt‘i"
Il'1_v_
ll. AlthuI (lriflin
has had a ne
his shop.
l')r llackin has lil't‘SClilt‘ll to tip
public school a title c'oileI tiolt of books.
magazines. ctI
Mrs. A. l). Wind. of New Y'otk “as
.11 her summer Icaiticnte (311 Content-
meat island Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Ervin, teacher in the
West Norwalk school. went to Falls
Village. L‘onu.. Saturday, to rcmaiu U'I-
I3I' Sunday.
IiIIcoiII day exercises in the pubiiI
school “ill be held hiday. instead of
“'iilulsday. as the school will be I loscd
on that day
Miss Abbie l’inknev. w :10 has been
the. guest of MI. and M15 William
l’iukncy. IcttIIIch to hII' home in
illooklyu today.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard
tolling Sermons yesterday. ill the
morning his subject was “Gossip." and
in the evening “Behavior."
Tile regular monthly meeting of lio-
\‘1'll_\'l()ll Hose Company. No i. will be
held at the quarters of the Company
in loaan Sir-wt this evening; at it
o' 1' inc k.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson, of South
I‘I'orwalk. have moved into the house
Eiu Rowavton IIIoltue. Iccently vaIathl
l_I George Lou and familI. who mated
to Boston.
The following Incotings will be held
Iin conueItion with Methodist l‘pisco
.p.1] (‘ huth. this I. ':I3ek luesdaylnlghl.
Ethos muting: \l'educsdny attetnoon
the blacksmith,
VI brick chimney built in
|)l't"ttt'llt'tl l\\'tI
'llllll'bttlil)
Fli-
l'lltl all! also save supper
III'ning. Icg‘ulal playcr meeting
i
Only one sure ‘
Wald and ’i‘ humus. ot the Mn III trot:
‘lI3y lilies. Iisitcd Watcr'buly. Thursday
to look met the strike situation.
'l‘-lII (‘ l‘. SuciIty of the Congreutr
tionnl Church held a social at the res-
idence of .l. A. Legs, 'i‘lIursIlay night.
l3‘1'13d Lyon‘s lather came on from
New VIII'lI, 'i‘lIuI'inay. and spent the
with his son and daughter-in
law.
There was II large gathering of so-
IiI3t.v women at the libIIttI Saturduv
11111 111131111 attending the tea and cake
rule
.\Ir.3;_ Arthur i'owcii. i‘orIIII-I'iy torn
'i‘hoIIIpson. II form-31' resident here.
now of St. Louis. MIL. is visiting
ll'lt‘illlH in town.
Wilbur Cutler. of North Wilbrnham.
Man's. spent ’l‘hurtulay and Friday
here. looking after his interests in the
Atlantic Starch Works.
it .i. Taylor's gray horse is sill. ou
Ih~ elt‘li list and unable to be used.
'i'iII3II3 i»: a question of doubt as to
\‘.lII‘illi‘l' tlII3 animal will again be fit
‘ ‘III' duty.
ll ll llIIIIlicy. Sr. drove to loan
l3‘rIduI‘ from his home ill Crocus
lI‘uIIIIII. Mr. lirnIllcy has Ilot boon
111111 b in I3vl1lI3IIII3 hermtbout dating
the 11.1. I month. and 1"I3II3ivIIIi a beam
III li tllil" homo “
i‘.h I1~'Ii:1_\ night some of thc ueiuh~
bore of .\iI'e~'. George .lcllill' cicI'iIId to
rut-prise her, it was her birthday and
this added "interest to the occasion.
Hunt! :1 titlll‘ll appeared at the King
'tI'I-I-t house early in the evening and
utter animations took possession of the
place and proceeded to make merry
'l‘he testivilics Ich'I3 I31111'iI3d \Icll into
the night,
The veteran resident. Edward Wake
man. narrowly escaped being struck
by a trolley car on State street hill.
'i‘hulsday. while proceeding along ill"
highway in his 11311341311. Mr. Wakenmn
either hard of hearing or unduly
careless. for tlIc IuotoI'nIan clungcd l...<
bell repeatedly. in spite of that prI“
caution the horse was slccrcd close to
the track and only by 11 hair‘s breadth
miswd being struck. it was but :1
thort titIIc ago when 11 similar occur-
I'I-nce resulted damaglngly for Mr.
Wakemun. the shafts of his wagon b.3-
inlr; iIIokcn at that time.
The selectlucu are in receipt of the
hills against the town incurred in the
IS
and a K1391 IItl EE‘mEEm- I\iIl Soticty “.1” mp... to a9“- Eiong than” out litigation of lbndlcy
Is the 'l‘ou 11 of Westport and it is now
in order fol the doubling Thouiascs
Iunv (Avpning llll‘ \(Eung nu)" “i“ Intuit ' l0 llf‘ hell)“ “Um. All't‘l l(l\ (lllt‘ Ullllll‘fl
:11 the parsonage and Saturday .3VIu-
. I111: the Bible I lass will Int Cl with Miss
ltilc
'i‘ l1.
be tendered the South Norwalk File
Department. next Friday night.
ntfail uiil beheld iIt Guidel‘s Hall. and
is in recognition of the services of the
South Norwalk companies in as-
..isting in the. organization
Rowayton department a few
data
be one of the successful 13v cuts of the gut (”filming and
service. led by Miss Ethel Byxbec.
proved unusually interesting and help-
ful. This society has a membership
of only 11 few over a score. but their
friends turned out last evening in even
season hcrc
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
intact numbers than the members.
The l adios Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church held another highly suc
cessful cake. sale Saturday afternoon
at. L Hcmmedieu Brothers store. All
the cakes which had been brought
wergdismscd of and there was a de-
The ladies in charge
of the sale were Mrs C. H. Jimmersou
and Mrs. Edward Simona. The pro~
coeds front these sales go towards the
new carpet which the ladies are to for l
nish for the church.
The last game in the Rafael- pool
tournament for the first price will be
played tomorrow evening in the Haf~
ner parlors when Frank Fox. 80. will
meet Arthur 13311.85. The winner of
this name will get the first prize a
handsome cue mhlc Mr Harper will
award the winner hortly after the
close of. the same. It is expected the
final game for the second prize a fine
Meersehaam pipe. will he played
Thursday evening between Carl Wicke
and Bradley Hull.
Rev; J. W Davis preached a verv
practical sermon to his people. in the
Advent Christian Church. yesterday
't‘horntng from the text:"'l'l‘1st thou.
mayust know how to behave thyself in
the bone of'OGd." l “my ill.. 15.
h: which he called attention to the.
3 reverence duo the place. beam of
mm d balling; 81mm: 1
an D ICC“
flutters. . mmw
cr.
Mrs. Harry Hindley.
spending a week with
who has been
her parents.
Mr and Mts. William Fairbanks will i privileges there
l
members of the Rowatton File E PE""(:‘:_
tilt-partmcnl have Iommenccd actlvEc " 3- ""91 .
IpI'epaIatious for the oyster supper to t“? get Si .‘ll Joli.
'iiI.1t: 'l calculate thI town can buy
1.31mi a heap cheaper than that. The
C(lnSl‘lillt-‘(l thing ain't worth 1111 such
The. total amount of legal few
or that F‘Isscndrn & ("an
llIIIibntt & Davis
$800 liarry Sherwood also claims 3: III
Thel The balance $40521: is distributed foI
witness fees and some fl‘W inciden-
tals
Aside from the laying of the several
of EEEOItnxes at the special town meeting on
weeks E1 Monday. FcbrnnII to it would be well
The affair will it is expected Eto fuItheI' issue a call for the pquose
undetstandiug the
Iights of the town in the mallet of
ECompo Beach with a defined course to
! plil‘Sllt‘.
As matters at this time stand
lCompo Beach exists altd the town is
Charles G. Waterbury was at Tal— E empowered to establish there a public
Entadae llill. last Week. to see his moth- Epark.
Certain legal lights have assume
the line, in consequence to be narrowly
: drawn and declare that the selectmcu.
it! not the town. have no power to lt‘fttuI
This qtteation arises
Ietnrn to her studies in New Y'.oIk thei from the fact that already there have
taming week.
Friends in Darien have received let-
ters from Mrs. S. Daskam"and her
(laughter. Miss Georgie. now in De
" land. Fla. Thev are well and pleasant-
ly situated. and after rather a rough
voyage on the. water!
The young people of the Congrega-
tional Church are preparing to give a
most attractive entertainment at the
Town Hall. Thursday evening. Febru-
ary 12. when “The Old Maids‘ Conven-
tion“ will be. presented.
Cassius Bemant. operator in the
Darlen Signal tower of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
has been transferred to Green Farms,
and an operator from Mount Vernon
has succeeded him here.
E. E. Sheffield has discontinued but
second hand furniture business in
Charles H Adama' building. and dll‘
posed of the stock to George Mitchell.
who tool: it to his place of business,
21 Pacific street. Stamford.
Miss Manda Keeler of Noroton ave-
nae. attended the etc-ins performance
of “Jim Blouse." at the I moment
street 'i‘hutre. New. York city. Bot
‘11me living“ in com tel
lglGndod,
been sev eIni proffers made toward ae-
curing cettain parts of the beach for
special privileges. That a city. town
or borough may not derive revenue
from its property without affecting the
public pleasure or good. does not ap-
pear tangible. yet. that is the stumb-
ling block to Comno's improvements
now. F‘irstthe law. and if the restric~
tions are such that a pavilion. a
peanut stand. a bath house may not be
permitted and leased to outside par-
iesg then the next decisive action
should be to cut. the rope and let Comv
no disappear from the town's list. This
matter is an important one. to resi3
dents here. as well as pleasure seek-
ers from elsewhere and now is theL
time to take decisive action it is un-
derstood that no private corporation
shall infringe on the public park rights
but there is a grave question of doubt
as to any law existing that would pre-
vent speculative parties from leasingr
ground on which to erect booths or
buildings that cater to the legitimate
appetites and pleasures of the people
this town and county
ONLY can: FOR‘DviPIPGIA.
thaw-z"! man
11:51 3°11.
deceased 1
Get well eforc you have to
think of weak lungs, bron- .
chltis, pleurlsy. %t“°.2.."
5,.
Busmess Directory.
BEING A LIST OF THE BUSINESS FIRMS AND PROFESSIONS
OF THE TOWN OF NORWALK.
W Classified ilIlIIIiierIIIIIiI l'IIIi13I This l'tIIi itiili i'III IIIIII For That liIInilII.
Abbreviations«~N., Norwaik; a. N.. South Norwalk; E. N, East Norwalk.
'INBURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
; Hoyt Gould S. 45 Wall N.
Lawrence J. B. Ag'y 12 So. Main 3. N.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS ‘ Taylor a Golden 74 Washington 8. N.
Camp.” peter E. 53 Cm" N. . Layton J. M. 5 R. R. ave. 8. N.
BAKERY. 3 .’ JOB PRINTERS.
Rundie J. H. 31 Van Zandt E. N. FI°°maII 0..A- 98 WthIncton 8- N-
BAKERY AND LUNCH noon. “WW3 P'm'" We We” ‘3 Wit" "-
‘Mttchcll H. S 10 North Main 3. N.
. . . 2 N i s. N.. '
Owens Mrs E C 2 orth Man JUNK DEALERS.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT' Harris Abraham 13 Raymond 8. N.
Grant's 133 Washington S. N. Bread
«acne delivered to all parts of city.3 K‘TCHEN FURNISHING GOODS.
Lane, F A 37 51 Washington 8. N_ Smith. M. S. &. CO. 92 Washington 8. N.
LADlES' FURNISHINGS.
K
BAN 8 Mills 3. I. Mrs. 85 Washington 8. N.
Cential National 36 Wall N.
City National United Bank Bldg S. N. LADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING
CLEANED AND DVED.
Falrfield County National 44 Wall N.
Fairfield County Savings 51 Wall N. Butterfass C. 4 Raymond s. N.
Norwalk Savings Society 44 Wall N. TOque's 25 Main N.
80. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 8. N. LAUNDRIES.
So. Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg Crescent 3 Seaview Ave 3. N.
BARBERS, Old Well 32 Haviiand 8. N.
Pitzer Gustav 111 Washington 3. N. Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N.
Pohlman, Albert 66 Washington 8. N. Wing Sam 2 Scuth Main 3. N.
LUMBER DEALERS.
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE
Hitch a Bailey Co. Water 5. N.
SHOERS
MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
Flynn Edward 10 Hanford Pl. 8. N.
BOARDING HOUSES. McKibbln G. N. CO. 50—56 Water 3. N.
Miller J. W. 136 Water 8. N.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West 11v. 8. N.
Quintaru House 5 Elizabeth S. N. MANICURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR
DRESSERS.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. .
Keeler Geo. 159 Washington 8. N. Rider Miss H. s. 97 Washington 8. N.
MANICURE, MASSAGE. SHAMPOO-
lNG
ARCHfi'ECTB.
Knapp Wm. S. 97 Washington a. N._
Morehouse F. 3. Library Building.
Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N.
Lyon F. D. a. C0. 90 Washington 8. N.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-
PAIRERS.
Blndlce Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 Bauth Main 8. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Bax CO. 132 Water 3. N.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Brown's College Geo. E. Sartain PrOp..
BUSHELMEN.
Karplnaki Frank 2d floor 31 Wait N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry W. 131 Water S. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brothcrton R. L. 20 Brook N.
Makin Ellis 10 Hanford 5. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
llhyesJ T.5 all. N.
CHIROPODlSTS.
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N.
CURlOSiTY SHOP.
Magner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
Oldenschlnger John 104 Wash‘toa S. N.
Smith E. F. Mahackemo Block.
Wheipiey 11 Clark 64 Washington 8. N..
CLOTHING AND GENT'S FURNISH-E
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 66 'south. Main 3. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main 8. N.
New York Markct142 Washington S.N.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Byrnes P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
' Kocour Franz 10 North Main 8. N.
Neugebauer J, 84 Washington S. N.
Porceili J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALERS.
Hawxhurst Chas. H. 25 West Main N.
MlLLlNERS.
St. John The Misses 49 Wall N.
Tillotson S. 8. Miss 86 Wash. 8. N.
MINES AND iNVESTMENTS.
Greene GI Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
MONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD-
E .
Bates John S, 7 Union Ave. N.
'Stevens M. W. 50 Main N.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ives Chas. G. 29 Wall N.
Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
3 Studwell J. W. 39 North Main 3. N.
' NEWSDEALERS AND STATlONERS.
Hayes John T15 Main N.
Leary GI Co. 19 Railroad Ave., S. N.
ovsrea EXPORTERS AND SHIP-
Pans
lNGS. . '
Josem M. 163 Washington S. N. . Hoyt W. H. 6. Son 139 Water 8. N.
CONFECTIONERS. E OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 5 N. rithltéRngzaongeREsR :ANGERS
v. I . - ,
ligltlfeiclld'fl'gNl-ER; Mignon. BAKER 3 Beatty J. W. 207 Washington 5. N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N Decker G. 19 Haviland S. N.
' Egglnson F, T. 82 No. Main 8. N.
DENT'STS- Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 8. N.
Boutweil C. F. 97 Washington 8. N. PAWN BROKERS E
Hayt Frank B 4 South Main S.-N. H it E 1 4 \ hi ‘3 N
PIIeIpII F. A. 73 Washington s. N. - °"” 2 engo‘hagAgglggs' -
DRESS AND COAT MAKER. JLewll E. 11 Main N. '
Chinery Miss S. 15 Elm N.
Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS. PIANO TUNERS.
Mead Mrs. J. W. ii Haviland s. N. Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N.
DRUGG'STS' eIANo AND ORGAN lNSTRUCTORS.
Baxter Frank H 8 South Main 3. N.
. Benedict Miss F. 42 West Ave. S. N.
Clifford Phar. Platner & Bradley Props Disbrow Miss Nellie 36 West Ave. S. N.
Fm" Fm" M ‘26 w“ “"9“" 5' N' Manvlile Edward B. 16 Lowe s.‘ N.
Griffin T. B. 205 Washington 8. N.
Plaisted R. H. 43 Washington a. N. P'CTURES ANCENEICTURE FRAM-
Stilison- Powell Corp 82 Wash ion 5. N.
DRY GOODS.
Dickerman A. & Son 86 Wash'ton S. N.
Hisiop J. A. a Co. 83 Washington S. N.
Bedient Wray s. 13 West Ave. s. N.
PICTURE FRAMING.
Smith G. C. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
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FLA TING”:
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one. way to cure dost
nuss. and that is by constitutional rem»
('(llt-lS. Deafness is caused by an i11-
llautcd condition of the mucous lining
of tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube in iniizuued you have a I'umhlinu
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely cloned. Deafness 131 ill:
result. and unless the Inflammation can
IIII taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by (‘IItart'h. which is
nothing but an l_utiaIIch condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will die (inc Hundted llollaI'I-I
fol any cake of licafncsq iI.IusI3d bv
("atIIIIhI that Innnot be c'uII-II by
Hall‘s (‘illill‘l‘ll t‘ut'c. Send for circu-
lars, fI'I3I3.
F. .l. CHENEY 8: CO.
Sold bv llruggists, 75c.’
llall's Fatally l’ills are the best.
so Antiuuc Bronzing.
Motors.
The New England Electric M033
tor really has no supor'iot. Glad]!
show you 01113.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M F' G CO.
.‘6 WATER ST.. SO. NORWAN’
Toledo. t).
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, ‘Ci
NOP WALK AND I
SOUTH NORWALK.
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.21. Liam”; molar
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't)l"\\I'lll( lcaIc New York. Plt‘t‘
23.11% ltivcr. Beckman St., 3
ip III.’ .\1311valk and South Nor-
walk during; the night.
E LIFE INSURANCE. .3
Ethe kind that is moderate as to prloa,
safe and profitable for investment pet“.-
but mi 13113th tion of your family?
The (_‘oIIIII'3ctic11t General Life Inslltk
. illlCt‘ Company of Hartford deal in this
I kind
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT;
United Bank Building,
we ARE BUILDING A TRADE
FOR (1001) SHEARS.
W[We have the “155 SHEAR to build It
The cutting-cages stay slur because the |
Nude: Ire so event) matched n spring and
In temper They cut cuter "cut clean—
do not "chew" the cloth.- You can use I
“MISS SHEAR" with the some and
satisfaction on Ellery. rough mam-in I or
on the finest of all
Once I person use: I WISS SNEAK-they
never change.
This applies to the houu- d\55_53%
3 K.
IICan't we show you the “WM N"
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OWOWOO
JUN iUS BROWN,
:ifouwoltulounwork. E Painter and Paper Hanger
“'5’ “"3"" "5‘ Pure White Lead and anc‘
“I.“ “Huh-wk mixed by hand will wear twice.
FOR SALE BY as long and cover double sur-’
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me .
i in this manner over eleven yearn ' ’
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i paint it. My office. 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm (‘I rove street. ‘
COMSTOCK’
WATKINS
83 DOW,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWEALK.
Phone 143-6.
IBeautiful
A FIUSh . .3 Designs
Valve. ‘ I” W ’
Noiseless. closes without 3‘" of we wa I I I a per
ter hammer. Has no tank.
are sometimes hard to get
but there are such things,
nevertheless. We don’t want
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 had: we do.
.1
THE IDEAL
Volumeter Pressure Regulating:I
Flush Valve.
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flash Valve operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
amount of water in the'sume length of
time, regardless of the head or prest ‘1
sure in service pipe. ‘
See it in operation in our display
room.
liORilGE R. NASH,
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
I a.
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.Stc t’alllt'lS Eagle and City 0!
MIKE YOU INTERESTED 1hr
South Norwaik. "Dam
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EMWWWOOOQOM
Smith M. S. I}. Co. 92 Walhington S. N.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wash'ton E. N.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Bridge Market West End Washington‘
PLANING MILLS.
Carmen 61 Seymour Seaview av. E. N.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN.
' Hoyt, Homer 8. United Bank Bldg.
RESTAURANTS.
It.
i
Special Sale 3
EEGoritami.
to First Avenue. EAST noawALK;
Tet. Call 135 z. 3
unmaamumvm
with
St. Bridge R. J. Cutbill Prop.
FLORISTS.
Smith J. H. Eat. 80 South Main 3. N.’
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
Canevari D 179 Washington 8. 'N.
Moreiii Joseph 81 North Main 8. N.
Briggs Frank K. 5 Water N. -
Imperial Cafe 8. N. Meals at all hours.
SAFE ”DEPOSIT VAULTS. '
National Bank of Norwalk 51 Wall N.
‘ SCHOOLS (Private).
otstot Miss Eva, 14 Washington 8. N.
FURNITURE DEALERS- SEWING MACHINES.
Collins A. J. a Cu 16 N Main 8- N- 1. Singer Co. so Washington 3. N.
Podmore William 87 North Main 8. N..’ Whoolor 5. Wilson 15-30, Main 5. N.
FURNlTURE AND CROCKERY. ' SHIP CHANDLERS.
Rosco Max L 167 Wilh'l‘lflml E. N- 3: Steven: J. H. 42 Water 3. N.
GAS APPLIANCES. 3' STOCK BROKERS.
Conn. 131. a. L. Go. 54 60. Main 8- N- ' Maple: at Goldschmldt as Wash. 3. N.
GENERAL REPA'B’NG' STEAMSHIP TICKETS
Thompson R. c. 8 Rowan E. N. 1 Bursa Geo: F. United Bani! Bldg. 8. N.
GLOVES AND ”9'5" WA'ST" s'rovas. RANGES AND Heavens
CLEANED. Powell John w as w: 111
_ I . . a notch 3. N.
"‘y“ M" 2:03;; W“ “ 3 N ls'rIIuNc. INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED.
Evtltage T Woodward ave. 3. N.
Backer Conrad 141 Washington 5.131.
E Gin M. 49 For! E N. UNDERTAKERBI
. l N Gregory H. s. 24 Elizabeth 8. N.
JoublrvTcgifiu: 3:.2gfn‘f2’fig" E N E sunnard P. D. cor. Knight and Wall N.
Roodner Samuel 70 Clda‘l‘ SIN . UPHOLBTERER. .
Seyfuour. Gnu. E :3 Wu ington 8. M: Smallhoru w. P. 102 Washington 8. N.
Wilcox Edwin 70 Wanhln on 8. N. i . VETERINARY DUNGEONS.
I HARDWARE AND CUTLERYI Olmltaad Dr. F. L. L Washington‘s. N
Conutnk Watkins I Dav: 112 Wain! VlOLtN gun-‘35 “no "gunman
Foanio G°.1ZO.W“MM$0033 TEACHER.
Nomlk Haw. co. 9.4, Main N- iDI Moro Poole Its Math 111. »
nannies AND How 09093 i VIOLIN. Hansuoav AND 11113310111.
Dana Wlilm 8 River N. “13311",
Mcfluncy MI 1. 130 Walblnfion I. N- Howrah Mn. and an o. I... 811mm
Nat-walk Hat-am More 82 Main N. Method for 65"“ 3
1.11pm on
"”5“”: at:
N. i
Ewherolnlumpe Formica:
_ DAVID W. RAYMOND. -
‘ . ‘ E Funeral Director .
V l ‘ ‘ " t , ' ‘ i and Embalmer.
0 un eer ' our i 19 North Main St. South Nora
' ' l Residence. 9 Crescent Tattoo}.
. EE'I‘ciephone at house. 34-l‘. E ‘
El8.47
PLUMBING AND STEAK!
HEATING. .
EEH0T WATER HEATING.
IHOT AIR HEATING. 8
STOVES AND RANGEGI
SLATE AND TIN R a
Gas and Steam Fitting.
55c bag
.4...
q . ‘ ‘ 2 ' Gas Fixtures. Metal Cellini.
. IL u Have you seen out" itoc E
RICHMOND RANGE it
. THE JONES & Hort: ’
covTAGE ave. can NORWALI COMPANY?
17 WALL eraser. Nod; 33
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Bill liliiiil
To the Old 60mm: Dun:
and Money-Orders payable any-
Norwalk Chronicler