’1 no .1 it .
W‘UI- "V M '
"meat. 111111 1111111111 ll means 11“:
Mullins the footilghts so as to give
any desired amount of light.
By the recent lll’l' in Yonkers.
which destloyed the wall- -pup1n estab-
Mlu 1.111131 Decanter of Fort Point “Ii"“t'nt 11' ‘lcnIy ”1'1"" - "i DII‘I‘II
street. is .. l mm the 81"? at her home one hundred men were thrown out of
i employment.
Mrs JOIunh llrown.dfi'17 Rivelsidsl The proceeds of the recent "Old
avenue is suffering from ‘ severei sids’ Convention." at the Town Hull.
cold lglvcn by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Congregational (‘l1uIch, \che be-
TIIe choir of Christ Church will 19-! ""9"“ “0 ““d "’0
'hca In with Mrs Tutc “mm" at 8" Rev. ll S. Brown. of thI1 Congregn:
03.1% tl'llldl t‘hur.ch w1ii pr-euth Sunday
m IIIoI'IIlIIII'. on "Christ, The Why. The
The Colonial Reception will be 1101111: “-iIIIIII The 1.13111" ’l‘ht' III'I'mon In
in the East Avenue Methodist Churchi the evening will be Ilpon the life. of
my. 0‘. “'13; Washington
w... i Miss .-ItnnI-.- 11111111 and 11111.. 11.»..-
_ Mr and Mrs. John Ayres and Miss trice Reid. of Darleu. took part in the
Hm“ Awe. have returned from a recent debate at the Stamford High
um", Shuntuck i ‘lczhooi H'Resoivcd That for ten years
Next month will be the last chance ”9 “ml’ll'd- "
of this year to shoot sucks. The lawi W“ 1'05““ “Wt" “II“ been
“goes on" April 131 '. improved during Ii11 past work.
has enjoyed the visit of friends.
quch
ulld
W- Miss
John Ruben cl 1111 0
have been livitfg :nah.astt:il}t‘al:1)t',l1‘r1lei“ most beautiful illlHitti of f1 uit jl‘lllt'q
moved 10 Stewart avenue. illlltl other tluinty things. from cousins
- in Port (‘hesth and also a pretty bus-
Captain Verity and Miss Ruth Me ket of frltlt'from thc Junior Christian
(ice are in Bayview. 1.. l. uttendingiEudeo"
the funeral of George Wanzel' Harry Leonard Itturned from K1111-
sas City. Mondut. ncur midnight.
Several people have had “all fails] [Pilng’grti‘toovrfrgllfltfi‘mi OlerFli'gl‘nc “(Iiilmlg
on the all ‘
”In East ”ngugavfigfiginm 2:25.0(gti l)al',ien hoping to 11111 b thc last trol-
lcy home. but fuilt 11 in this and spent
.'i‘i1e regular weekly prayer moctingi'h" night with llli sister. M111. St.
held last evening at the Advent t,l1rls-lUI""T“9“dl‘-‘ ‘19 ""999‘99‘1 I" "W1"
Iian Church was a great success inlh'“ Nomi”-
emigration to IlIt1 l. nitcd States should ‘
Bowen was the recipient this week of'
W.”
lltnt'ot Ascot Drool». proud-ills I
this collection of lovers for next sea-
loll.
The Poison» spent last Week at their
summer residence ltidgeiy li‘nrm. rc-
turning to New talk on Monday.
The 1111111111111 lire pit-veiling in some
lflffllillt’ll. l1‘.ll1~dit1nt.of HIIIlbutt
street. has bccn 01111 of the rel-1m vic-
tilIII.
Relatives of Mil-III N. M. Little lIuvl-
received letters. stating that she is in
oItcclchIt health. and enjoying the win-
tcr sojourning in London.
A lninsttel cnIeItuinnIcnt for the
benefit of Wilton library is contemplat-
ed for the eve of Washington 11 Birth-
day. in the Town Hall. Saturday even
1111:. l"1l1ruary 21th. 1
Miss Sully ’l‘ncker, of N1 w York. was
the guest o\'111' Sunday. (It Miss iI‘olsonl.
M1111. H. ti. Thomson spent a few lltle
in New York. last week.’ with her sis-
1111'. Mrs. Frank Weston.
’i'i111.snow l'cil steadily on 'l‘ucsdlty.
dclayiug necessary tI'IItllc. and 1111-1111-
I'etllt'llcing tho Itl'cl'age householder,
who did Ilot enjoy the discomfort of m.
lug temporarily suowboulul.
SECOND CONCERT IN RiDOEFiELD
The Oroneca Band Will Present on En
tirely New Program Tonight.
The second wiutcr conccrt by the
01'11111-11 Hand will be given at the
Town Hall. lliducflcitl. tonight. begin-
ning. at 7:311 o'clock. At the close of
11111 prouruln 11.1luIIl'c will be given. in
which there will be fourteen num-
bers. Music will be furnished by the
band. The program is as follows:
March» Miiilairc—-(‘Ilpt. Steele.
point of attendance. Volunteer Hook and Lllddcr Com-
ipuny.of Noroton. gave its auuai ball. .
[Emerson Avres will lead the Junior' last night. in tilt DaIicu l‘own Hall. lti
was 11 big affair and 111 lcgations from]
......................... (‘urlton
()Ytl'llll‘l-‘u-(lllltlt‘ll (talc . Southwcll
l' 101 llllOlll! l)1111t»—1- Mist-rt- . Verdi
League meeting which is to be heldi
this evening in the East Avenue Mcth- i
with! Episcopal Church.
towns and cities round about wert
among the guests. The music was fur-
lnishcd by PIofessur Campbtmll of
Stamford 'l‘ht tompuny plans to glv.1
11 play. A Night Alarm. on March 12. in‘
ithc Dnl'ien Town Hall it will be un-
der the direction of James Smith. of
Stamford
Darlen is agog with the stories about
William Jatkson' s cow. The innocent
cause of all tile trouble is a brindle.
Mrs Daniel Fitzroy. Mrs. Mary Ab- '
Itott lvirs. Laura Davis and Mrs. Amy
Keller were the guests of Mrs. ..l W
Davis. Wednesday. All are fromI
Bridgeport.
Dr. and Mrs Willard Parker. Mr. andi
"1111s William Wallace of Neil York;
Mr. and Mrs. J‘ J. Moore. of East 0r- with crooked horns which has supplied
“Ill!“ N. J. were among the out-of— milk f01 tht1.la1kson family for soun-
ycmuls and is a pet of the members.
Selectman Charles G. Waterbury 1111 II
the house in which Jackson lives. and
i there is said to 111 rent due him to the.
extent of about 625 “bit ll be has re-
lllflthl)’ requested front time to time.
' it is understood that .1latksou had the
imoney to pay the rent w.ith but refused
to do so. so the case lacks the and us-
prct of a famih being put ollt ill Illl
town people at the funeral of the latci
Captain Challes It Day. yesterday of i
lcrnoon.
Arthur G. Loveioy. who has been
substituting for Charles Soiker as dri-
ver of one of the wagons of the George
llotchkiss and Sons' Beef Company.
has gone back to work opening oys-1
tern in the Radei shop as Mr SolkeI'
. y ' .. ' . :11nitl by disposscssuIcnt papers. with
IS “0“ able to re-assumc his dutits ‘11111 a place to sheltel their heads. 'lhis
‘ Idiflllulty being obviatrd.1l1c funny
1hr}(11123111:llgtt'gfirthrgelgttilsnngAlfillivlti'ill’ltllfii side of the situation appeals m "K
citizens. The connection with lluicn
“mm Episcopal Church ““9 happily. of William Jackson. who was formerly
11111 |)l‘lbl d to hear the Rev. Edwardl .
iv Cunningham announce. that on Sunday kind-worst; "a. Miller... begnn'befoic the.
the. Ni l‘\l( cs would be again in charge ( (N) 0 “9 l H war H0 was blought
f ‘ W1 here by his master a southern gentle-
“ u" tsley Evangelism. The” scr inlan who owned him as a slave. Mr.
”“5 welc largely appltciuted IuSt'Vl'.'ltcrbuly knew that Miller or Jack-
Sunday. son would be f1'11e. anyhow. lull in a
. spirit of flm he‘on'ered a dollar for him
i and the sale was consummated. and 1111
had a bill of sale of 1.11 ksou “lint 11
ithat time 1.11-ka has intermittently
son s Point. ‘worked for Mr. \VillCl“lllll_V. and lately
Mrs Charles H. (Dukes. of Crockett has been his tenllnt ’lhe aIrtaIs in
avenue. who has been ill of pneumo 11".111t while not large were. annoying
Ilia. is 1".ecoterlng land Mr. Water'buIy decided to take 11(-
Mrs. M l). Randall and Mics E. T:; tion. Armed with the tunnel legal tinc-
Raygmond of 3.9111 Norwalk are ‘ulIItIIts Constable llavid Mather went
spending the dayw 1h Mrs William T to the Jackson domicile. and put 11
Raymond at “The Maples' in R0wa1 plaster on the cow. leading her away.
ton.i\lr1-'. Jackson. ‘whose knowledge of it'-
'llll? Connecticut Lighting and Rall- 'ill matters is rather vague. states: ‘lf
\vay Company succeeded in gelling its 11i1'1l 11 been round when Date Math "11
line open through this village yester- .1'1: Inc in do night for steal dat 11'1111 be
any and in the afternoon and ev.ening wotlldn"t a done it so easy.‘ .'lutk.~;on
cars Were running on schedule timd.; refused to accept the attachIIIcnt pup-
and affording a convenience to many Plr- 9'0 in pulsuance M ii“ '“W CO"
people who had to patIonize them istablrr Mather dopositcd them on the
The. weather was the most severe con. i “001', and left the place. They lie on
lluctol's and motormen had seldom. if “‘i‘ “00" yet. Mid Jackson refuses ‘0
ever known lpiek them up As a hearing has been
At a lcgular meeting of Rising Sun ‘sct for F‘cquary 24. in the town court.
musk,“ Song of Temperance it “.38 it is possible that. not knowing the
voted to attend the Methodist ClIuIch (ontents ‘39 the ”399‘“ Jackson will
Sunday evening and listen to] a ten]. not know that he is summoned and
pol-gnu. sermon by Re\ Hub therefore bring himself into contempt
bald. Final arrangements were made fol not obeying an Older of the c.ourt
for the box socldble to be held Satur- Mrs. Jacki-on 19“ 10““ ‘9’“9‘9‘“ ‘0 3“
day evening February 21. and all the' ‘i’ Yonkers to Vi?“ her 30“ Who ""95
ladies are requested to bring lunch in that ”1399 “he ““1 probably “'93
1,0er There were th propositions away until the cruel war is over.
for membershi) and the division is in
' , wssrpoa'r.
a flourishing condition .
”H 3 Mrs. Augustus Sincemeaux 2:1 (210
DARIEN AND NOROTON i victim of an attsclII of mumps. h
i There is genera interest in t e re-
a fifi’fii‘fiilfifif" ‘5 "woven“ .rom 1vl1al services .i-O he held in the. Metho-
Representative lhomns P. 011:1 is1 dist ("mach iCllll'tltgenclnlzg nekauli‘dazy
and coat an as t roux to are
recovering from his tecet illness. ‘Mrs. Grace W a." Davis. represents 1!
fostllhfisiltetfi‘ewittlniggg; as a Stam- to be the Moody. of women evangelists.
wtll conduct. them,
1' and is erlin J ’aterburyi A colonial supper was given in the
e l '
nterta ned friends one evening this: Methodist Chu .h last night
Week. l
Lee Brooks. oi" New York. spent last from an appetlzmg menu the “‘13
Itllrectors of the affair were in cvl
Sunday with Jamie “ten. of Noroton. dence hinny of them gnrbed in ances
H h
. 31:39:}, H. Stephens. of New Canaan 1‘ tral heirlooms or colonial days. all at-
ROWAYTON.
The Standard Oil Company Is dis-
c urging two cargoes of oil at Wil-
Aside
m the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. 1‘.
Wood, Monday.‘
Miss Betsy Lockwood. of Glenbrook.i
in visiting her sister. Mrs Richard
nard. Noroton
rs F. V. Cantrell
f I a visit will: her
Hill. oQPalludes; N. J
ear)! 0. Street. wild is employed by
0nd Brothers. in 800th N01 walk
. ii at his home. here,
Eudora Johnson. of Booth Norwalk
resigned his position there. and is
pornrily a ”glamour Durien.
r aners. “Arthur "Whitney of
lord. spent Sunday with ‘Mr. and
Henry Whitney. Maple avenue.
re. A. B. Cb!choster.. of Stamford.
it tho 116st the past week. with
mother Mrs. James Whitney.
L. Cll‘e'tt‘e. who ’lid' been ill for
tildes-s. but wagablptobeabout.
t In his bed Maddy. with chills.
is: Lida MIWIM her
at 6
e in Dot-tsp.
Elm returned
other. Mrs.
be the. briduroom in a forthcom
nodding. .hadua Nor'otos widow
inn
Linus mild hp. had charge
c Hooter place.
.beeJoIa boom us enter-h
Fitch's Home‘ ~
In. Rent-761:0-
tired as welc the bodies in the days of
on great grcat granddaddles.
Wednesday Al Mills drove a member
of the McFarland household to town
in I11. sleigh. in endeavoriug to turn
around near State street bridge and
at the same time avoid contact with
the trolley tracks Mills overturned the
sleigh. pitching himself and the Miss
out Into the snow. Fortunately the
horse made. no attempt to run away.
and no damage resulted.
Superintendent Everett Kyle of the
Norwslk trolley division. had troubles
of his own during the recent storm and
they extended as far at Westport. The
Norwalh- Westport dlvlhion'was tied
up. virtupll 24 hours. No cars were
run until Jtdnight “6“” And in?
only“ as as opener, the schedules [9
ertilly ending at midnight. Superin-
..tendent Purely entered to assist Mr
Kyle early during Tuesday. but the
latter did not see the neocisity and
WestpoI-t was barred out from the
Norwaiks for I dpy. . .
. . .. .- WILTON
mun. satin aim is feeling somewhat
1:6an“ seems Chicago.
Nu 83m attended I gathering at
this (st-111m this
we nt‘gs'r" amt-11a
Cosme-11 .- 1-
a
“Mather of cams. is kneading '
some wastes. .ufhlew York woof.
hem”!1mdayotlr.andim4_
Messrs. llauchll and Hunt.
l1i>lI Medley»Hibernian Beauties.
.......................... Ripley
I . Ullg~tllltlli Nicki. l1 1111 1weil. Kuchcn
Louis Sc hallcrmuun
Q11i1l1~111p~JllIc N11“ Vclsion .. Sousa
\IIIIte Laurie and tin Mocking Bird,
. (‘ ornct Solo~~—l’oiku. Sch Flower.
i ....................... ltoilinsou
. Loo \‘cl'uo'n.
illiit'rilllt' Sl‘lt'Ctillu'~—N0l'nlil ..
i l’iccoio Solo—Selected.
Bellini
ii. 1). Ply
i l’1'11pltlII hlt1itltlit-s~lll the loud Did
i Hunllntr '11‘i1111 :IIIIl l'l Old New York.
...................... Chattaw ay
. Suxaphonc Solow'l‘ anzont- Napolituine.
........................ Libel ati
Norman C1111 kfortl Hunt.
1 t‘ losiIIg—-- Susan Jane.
i .. Hundreds of lives saved t-t'cry
war by haviu: lil'. 'l‘homtls' Eclcctrlc
(iii in 1h1: house lust when it is need-
.11! (“111.15 t-Ioup heals burns. cuts.
“'1. IIIIvls 11fcv1-1ysort.
WORKING ON WATER PLANT.
H. B. Anderson Makes Goon His Prom-
Ises of Improvement.
ii. ll. Anderson. of \\’csl Laue. who
1111.1 sccurcd 11 controlling intercst in
the ititlgclicid Water Supply Company.
and who promises to improvc the plant
to tho 1111111111 of giving the borough
and 111va an adequate supply of pure
water. has Inst no 1111111 in making his
promise good. says the liidgcfleld
l’l'css. Already an engineer is in town
till the pruliIniuary wol‘k..u11d. he will
be. assisted by others as the. need for
more hcln arises.
George Kirk. .lr.. is the engineer. who
represents llIo'fiI'm of Bnllantinc it”
Evans. consulting and constructing 1 l1
uinecl's 11f New York. H11 is first look-
ing over the map of the pipes of the
company. which. having been made
several years 111:0, is very incomplete
A new man will be 111111111. showing the
whole extent of the lines.- with every
Irate. hydrant and connection. His
work will be followed by the luore
practical improvement promised—the
erection of a large tank. the sinking
of more wells and the setting up of
more powerful pumps and engine.
w,
TROLLEY CARS DELAYED.
Accident to Power Home in Hartford
‘ Lute Lnt Night.
H .1.\RTl‘ORD lfeb 20. —-—An accident
.at the powcl house of the Hartford
Street Railway Company on Calu-
IIIeI'cc street, which made it necessary
; Io stop the running of' cars about mid-
1 night was partly repaired so that some
'. cers were run on ‘the t'arfous lines this
morning. The company officials said
rl1e1 e.\pc cted to be able to resume fllll
:crv1ict during the. day. meanwhile
sapding out cars enough. to handle tht.
bulk of the traffic“; The breaking
idown of a large generator was the
.cuusc of the trouble. Acording to
iGcnerul Manager Crawford of the rail-
I'Dad company the poster plant has
been greatly overtaled as a resultof
the recent snow storm and one of the
generators gave out. As the
were unable to bear the burden of op
crating all the cars. .it became neces
sary to curtail the service to some ex-
tent.. The failure of the company to-
receive a new 3.000 horse power en~
glue. which was to have been installed
last fall. is ascribed as a reason for the
heavy work put upon the. generators.
PASSED DlsADLED” BTEAMER.
Report Made Today by White Star Lin-
er. .Bovlc.
NEW YORK. Feb. sop—[rue White
Star steamer 801 lc which arrived here
today from Liverptiol reports that on
February 16 in latitude 40. 50 looti-
tulle 65 43 she passed a steamer with
two short masts and one, funnel ap-
parently stopped. with a Bristol City
line steamer standing “by. There
are two Bristol City lin'e' steamers due
at this port the Brooklyn City trom
Swansea January 24. and the Bristol
City from Barry January 31. The Bris-
tol City was apokn nlI‘ebruary 16 in
latitude 40.56 ion de 65.13 by the
Italian steinisr mums. which ur-
rived here February 16 £16 the Brook-
lyn City was spoken bruary ill in
latitude 40: 36. leash #3“ 66.06 by the
North . German by tine- steamer
Prim Wilhelm which reached
in! W Iii-lewd. 1 .
The steamer reported by the Bovlc
wd's Drool]!!! .6116 6! these vessels.
.—_b———-——-—-
's'I'sAuEn. csotuc may a.
others .
the beat, iii". the price. Ayer’s Cherry
Pectorai ' years-oft cures. .
1.0. Anew).
Lowell. loss.
... .
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I
BusinessDir‘ectory.
BEING A 1157' 0'!" THE BUSINESS FIRMS AND PROFESSIONS
OF THE TOWN OF NORWALK.
W [lassifitti liIlItriismtnls lllllt’f This iitIIi Still] i’cr line For Three illtlils.
Abbreviations—N.. Norwalk: 8. N.. South Norwsik: E. N.. East Norwalk.
#1
llNBURANCE ANC REAL E6TATE
: Hoyt Goals 6. 46 Wall N.
Lawrence J. I. As' 1 12 60. Main 6. N.
. Taylor A. Ooldon 7.4 Washington 6. N
Callahan Patar E. 53 cross N. 1 : Uri” 1’ M- 5 R- R M- °-‘ N-
BAKERY. ‘ i JOB PRINTERS. ‘
Rundlo J. H 31 v." z.ndt 5'" ‘ Frosman C. A. 98 Wllhlngton 8. ~-
. Gardner Printer cor Will a Water N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM. .1 ' '
Owens Mrs. E. c. 22 North Main 8. N. Mitchell H“ 3' 1° "Nth M'I" 3' N'
, JUNK DEALERS
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT. 1 -
Grant's 133 Washington 0.111. Bread ”m" “"h'm ‘3 “Wm“ 3' N'
l .g 0 n i KITCH‘N FURNlSHlNO 00°08.
t.%.°i=t°.‘f°a'iY5°."vl£:.ll.11.; 1 it? ’ 3...... M- s- a» c»- 12 wumnm» s: N
BANKS. LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Central National 35 Wall N' Mills 8. I. Mrs. 85 Washington 3. N.
City National United Bank Bldg 3. N. LADIES' AND GENTS? CLOTHING
Fairfieid County National 44 Wall N. .CLEANED AND DYED.
Falrfleld County Savings 51 Wall N. lButterfsss C. 4 Raymond 6. N.
Norwalk Savings Society 44 Wall N ‘ TOque's 25 Main N.
80. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 5. N LAUNDRIES.
30. Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg Crescent 3 Seaview AV. 3. PL
BARBERS. Old Wall 32 Haviland S. N.
Pine:- Gustav 111 Washington 5. N. Long Sam 18 North Main 3. N.
Pohlman. Albert 66 Washington 8. N. Wing Sam 2 South Main 3. N.
BLACKBMITHB .AND HORSE 1 LUMBER DEALERS.
SHOERS. . Hatch t! Bailey Co. Water S. N.
Flynn Edward 10 Hartford Pl. 8. N. MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
BOARDING HOUSES. Mcthbin G. N. Go. 50-56 Water 6. N.
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. s. N. Miller J. W. 136 Water 3. N.
Quintard House 5 Elizabeth 6. N. MANICURE. MASSAGE AND HAIR
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. . DRESSERS.
Keeler Geo. 159 Washington 8. N. . Rider Miss H. S. 97 Washington 8. N.
Levy Max 169 Washington 5. N. . MANICURE. MASSAGE. SHAMPOO
Lyon F. D. d. 00. 90 washington s. N. mg
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-
PAIRERS.
Bredlce Ernesto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer H. 14 Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 Scuth Main S. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box (20.132 Water 8. N.
BUSINESS COLEE’OES.
Brown's College Goo. E.‘ Bartaln Prop.
BUSHELME'N.
Karpinaki Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie RiversiderM-ilil E. N.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND. SIGN PAINTERS.
Brotherton R L. 20 Brock N MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Makin Ellis 10 Hanford 3‘” Greene 11 Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES iM°NUMENTAL 3%“ AND BUILD
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
cHlnopools’Ts.
Griffith Mrs. Joule to wall N.
cumost'rv 61101:.
Magnor T. J. 2 60. Main 6.N
ARCHiTECTC.
Knapp Wm B. 97 Wsahln ton 8.N
Morohoulo F. 8. Library uiiding.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS.
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 66 3111th Main 9. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main S. N.
New York Market 142 Washington S.N.
MERCHANT TAlLORS.
Byrnes P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
Kocour Franz 10 North Main 3. N.
Neugebauer J 84 Washington 3. N.
jPorceili J. 107 Washington 8. N.
. Mli'.1K DEALERS.
: Hawxhurat Chas H. 25 West Main N.
MIL INERS.
St. John The Misses 49 Wall N.
lTillotaon 8. 8. Miss 86 Wash. 5. N. 1
. Baton John 3. 7 Union Ave. N.
1 Steven; M. w. 50 Main N.
I. ‘ . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
I lvea Chas. G. 29 Wall N.
l Lockwood F. E. 39 Wall.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.- {Studweil J. W. 39 North Main S. N.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.. 1
. NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS
Oldenschlager John 104 Wash ton S. N. 1 Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Smith E F Mahackemo Block. Leary a 00.19 Railroad Ave" 8. N.
Whelploy J. Clark 64 Washington 8. N. I
CLOTHING AND GENT’S FURNISH govsvsn EXPg'gfslis “"0 5””
iHoyl w. H. 6. Son 139 Water 3. N.
. OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS
} Merrill A. H. 126 Water 3. N.
:PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS
Boatty J. W. 207 Washington 5. N.
‘ Decker G. 10 Huviland S. N.
Egglnson F. T. BIND. Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 8. N.
' PAWN BROKERS.
: Horwitz l. 154 Washington 5. N.
j PHOTOGRAPHERS.
’Lewls E. 11 Main N
fReadman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
, . PIANO TUNERB.
Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N.
fPlANO AND ORGAN INGTRUCTORS
Benedict Mina F. 42 West Ave. 6. N.
. Diabrow Miss Nollie 36 West Ave. 8. N.
was.
Josem M. 163 Wushlngtori s. N.
CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERY ‘AND BAKERY.
Kolohor M. II H..57 Main N.
Smith Harris A. 39 Main N.
DENTISTS‘.
Boutwoil c. F. 97 Washington 8 N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 5. N.
Phelps F4 A. 78 Washington 8. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chlnery Min 8. 15 Elm N. ,
‘DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. w. 11 Haviland s. N
DRUGGISTB.
Baxter Frank H 8 South Main 3. N.
Clifford Phar. Platner a Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington 8. N.
Grim“ T' B. 205 Washington s_ N. Manvlllo Edward 80 _16 LOW. 8. N.
Plainted a. H. 113 wIIsIttmton s. N. 'PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAM-
Stiilson-Povvell Corp 62 Wash'ton 6. N.' . ING.
DRY GOODS. BOleM ery 8. ‘3 W66! AVE. 8. N.
Dickerman A. C 8011 84 ngh‘top S. N. 1 ' PICTURE FRAMING.
Hlslop J. A. 6. Co 83 Washington 6. N.i Smith G. C Cor. Knight and Wall N.
Smith M. B. C 611.92 Washington 6. N.: PLANING MlLLB. .
ELECTRIC MOTORS. Cal-man a Seymour Sosviow av. E. N.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Wasn'ton E.N REFMCTlua apnea",
FISH AND OYSTERS. ‘ Hayt, Homer B. United Bank Bldg.
Bridge Market West End Washington RESTAURANTS.
st. Bridge R, J. cutbiil Prop. Briggs Frank K. 6 Water N.
FLORISTS
Smith J. H. Est. 00 South Main 8. N.
FRUIT A D CONFECTIONERY.
Cunevuri 019 Washington 8 N.
Moreili Joseph 81 North Main 8. N.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Collins A..J. It Go 15 N Main 6. N.
Podmors William 67 North Main 6.
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY.
Rosen Mix L 167 Washington E. N.
9113- nestling“.
Oonn:- R IL L. 0015430 Main 6. N.
‘ GENERAL REPAlRlNG.
Thompson R. O. 6 Rowan E. N.
OLOVEB AND-Lag! WAN"
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 6616. «Main 6. N.
Election
Booker Conrad 141 Washington 6. M.
Epstein M. 46 PM I. N.
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Moduli-Bind“. ”off-511.6611:
Ouymour. Oh as. 6.36 It "6. R.
Wilcbs Edwin 76 Washing“
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5 '*‘~’ "6“. No
Imperial Cafe 3. N. Meala'st all hours.
' BARE DEeostr Vauurs.
i National Bank of Norwalk 51 Wall N.
SCHOOLS (Private).
‘Otstot Mia. Eva 14 Washington 6. N.
SEwmo MACHiMEs.
Singer Co. 60 Washington 6. N.
‘Whoolar G Wilson 16 66. Main 8. N.
i 6HIP OHANDLERB.
‘ Stuwnu J. H 42 Wator 6;’N.
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6116 K dsokl'tns.
Maples 31111131.
“£thth 'r idksza
suit-Iii ooh II. but «I Mldg. 35111.
i6TOVl6. RANGEB AND HEATS”
.‘ Powell John W. 26 Washington-6. N.
sTnIND momma" nEsIAIIIED.
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DEAFNEBB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure (loaf-
u11ss. and that is by constitutional roar
(‘illt'tL llcufncss is caused by an in
iiumcd condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube ls inflamed you have a rambling
sound or imperfect hcnring. anti when
it is entirely closed. llcafnoss is the
result. anti unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this t11l111 rcstorctl to
its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; ninc'cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give. (inc Hundred Dollars
for any case of llt‘lti‘ncss (caused by
CularI'lII that cannot be cured by
llali‘s (‘utarrh t‘ul'c. Semi for circu-
lars; frcc.
F. .l. CHENEY .i‘. (30.. Toledo, 0
Sold by llruggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
wt! ARE BUILDINoA TRADE
son 0000 51113111115. .
ww' DIV. the WIS} SHEAR to build It
“The cutting-ad st diarrhea-use the
hi are so avoid; ay ed n aorta and
up". They'cu cut lac—cube
do not " chew " the cloth—You an lo:— a
“ “I53 SHEAR" with tho lulu
satisfaction on heavy. rough Interl-
on the lines! of sllks.
Once a person uses a WISS WEAR—they
never change
This applies to tin" house.
wife as wellsuto thoworlt- . FMS“
.351‘1 we show no the 9"“
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Fan sALE'sv
CO’MSTOCK,
WATKINS
& DOW,
112 WASHINGTON BTREETr
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 146-6.
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—41s convenience by being able
to get the light without the use of 11
match.
St111011d~-'l‘ht1 lessening of the. 111111-
gcl'n of suffocation froln escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas tuIIletl
1111.115 if the gas is turned on it will
light
Third—«The great reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
malchcs. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by ser-
vants and the1 soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than tthe least of matches as with
proper Ionre 1he1.Lightt1I twill last one
year.
Hilliiliili ii NASH,
Cor. North Main and West Sis.
Special Sale
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fig. .01: Old Cp’htn'y. Drafts
'h Money .0368! payable say-
Me. in; 31513.1
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19 North Main St
‘ Telephone at house. 34-6.,
11117.9 A i
emulsion AND S'rs‘ill
lao'r WATER HEATING i
1 1101' AIR HEATING.
Gag figured.
I RICHMOND RANG . , ..
reis- loose a nor-Sikhs ‘
l7 WALL “MT. ' ‘
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PLA TINU
by improved methods. helioo. mor6
roasonablr- more lusting.
sold; Silver. Nickel, Comm; .115 .
so Antique Bronzing. .. L '
Morons.
The New England Elet‘rtrlo No-
for really has no superlor1.GlIdly
show you one.
THE G N. heroism -
M'F’G co. i
. "madam“:
.16 WA 1'51? 511.
DAILY FREIGHT Llllli
BETWEEN ‘ ‘ . .
NEW YORK‘, ' " Ill
NORWALK ‘AND ‘I
SOUTH NORWALK.
..Steamcrs Eagle andICity of
Norualk lcave New York, Pier
23, Last .l\l\'Cl', Beckmtin 51.. 3
11.111. Nortvalk and South Nor-
walk during,' the lligllt.
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ARE You mrrlit'slt‘tn hit
at: Issuance.
the kind that is moderate s to price.
snic and profitable for invest cat. per-
fctt for protection of youl family?
The Connecticut General Llfa insur-
1
none Company of Hartford dcai in this
kind.
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT.
United BankBu ding,
Sauth Namath. 61..
JUNIUS BROWN,
Painter and Papa Hanger
Pure White Lead .1111; Zinc.
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover doublh slit.-
face as machinery mixed The.
house of William Stevens and 111
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by mo
in this manner over eleven years
ago .Tbey are still good. ‘
Your house will stand up well
if I paint it. My cities. 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
WNOMM
Beautiful
Designs
111 moor
Wall Paper
are soMéthnEs‘ iiiafd .10 ’iét.
but there are -aucl1 obit! ’
neverthelessp' Wedoti't’ ‘ t
to seem boastful, butiwo are .
proud of our block. Wit woi’k-
ed hard to set it. We didn’t
take What tva'a thrown to us.
That is one reason why we
save the nude we “ido.
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PAINTING. PAPER RANG‘
‘ 1N6. DECORATING“.
'_"' ' ' i' J lti
.. a“ . ‘
to rmt Avenue. EAST nonw'AEK.
T61. Call 136- 2. ‘
DAvID W“ RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emballner. -.
South lilorwnlk.
Residence. 9 Crescent Tortiloo. I '
HEATING... i
's'r‘ovss AND sands
BLATE AND rm soon
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- Gum hum rlta ‘ 1 9"
with his. ;
Metal
Have you seen our stock
COMPKNY,
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