Moore a, Oscar Scott's and
“at a: Jarvlu. .The owners had
at r1111es yesterday. and made
Rood time. The runners of the boats
arehoonstrnotcd of long skatos. and
eat: one carries II largo. canvass.
180' better COl’lSllit your dOCtor The Epwortit League o: the Motho
at once. He WlII tell you the dill Church held a very pleasant. and
sucoeuful social last oveulng at tho
cause. WE can provide the home of the pastor. list. A. 1.. Huh
Are you losing flesh? II
. \ - v, . 1 hard. Crackott stroot. Considering
i remedy. WhICh '5 bCOltS the counter attractions thoro was 11
1 :mulsion ofcod-liver OII. large nunlbcr present. 1 Mrs. James
; Lane favored with 11 reading. Miss
‘ A young woman in Batavla
writes as she had lost twenty-
five pounds in three months,
.1, and her lungs Were seriously
“affected. She took three bot-
‘,, tics of Scott’s Emulsion and
5‘1 {gained fifteen pounds, and
was able to resume her work.
l
Muudo Raymond with u recitation and
Miss Olive1 Hubbard favored with to
col solos. Others were to have talk-
on pail but welo uunblo to do so. R11
freshmeuts were sowed and 11 general
good time was indulged III
P1 caching in flowayton llnptist
Church at 10:45 a. 111.. by pastor. sub»
.Icct of sermon "Vislotlttl'ios;" ovoniug
sorvit'o at 7. Topic of pastor's dis-
course. "Paper Philosophy.” Special
mil-sic. Sunday school at 12; .lunlors
III 4; Senior Christian Endeavor III ti;
leader. Mrs. Gt'aco Marsh. const‘1cration
meeting. Monday ovouiug. sociable
given by Mrs. Albrecht. Io tho Christ‘
ian Entlcavor society: \I'odnosday at 2
ll- "1.. meeting of Ladios' Aid at home
of Mrs. B. A. (11-an; Thursday evening
at 7:45. lnonthly covenant mooting of
the church. '
Send for Free Sample.
. Itco'r'ro BOWNE, Chemists, «oft-11H“ N. V.
11811111111111
ls 1Illlit' 1” M her home was able to bo out and zlltond busi-
ness yesterday as usual.
A number of ownors ot‘ fast horses
and horsos that thoy titzuk aro fast
bud brushes on tho. road yosterthy.
'l‘boodorc V. Smith of South Wilton.
\isitod Drugglst T. B. utittiu today.
Kenneth Griffin, son, of Druggisl '1‘.'
ll. (lriflln. is ill at his home with a
severe cold. llanbitry. has rctnruod home. He in»
tended to roturnoarlior in the week.
but the snow storm provonl‘cd.
A fine skating pouvl has forinod in
tho cellar of the firo apparatus housc.
ilarry Nickersou of Crittagc avenue.
who has been ill with the grip is now
able to be out again.
‘1 A “"391an 01' ihl‘ Slilldfil’ SChOOI feet deep there and will bear a man's
Miss ClaIa Vclsor. w..o has been
sick with the grip. Is so for recovered
that she will start for Brooklyn. N. Y..
for a visit, Monday
A good attendance is desired at the.
Sunday school of the Advent Christian
Church tomorrow. An attempt is being
made. to break the record.
night Mead's Hill has in on the goth
ering place of 11 jolly crowd with bob
sleds and pangs.
Sleighing parties front
oral of them stopped at the local ho-
tois for l'ot‘rosllment.
A pair of horses attnchotl to one of
Raymond Brothers‘ coal wagons r1111
' Tho .lunior League will not. mect to-
Mrs. Boyd. of Betta Place. is S“... organized last evening to tako 11111-1111
iously ill at her home. She is afflicted
with heart trouble and a complication
of diseases, and her condition is very
serious.
good sleighing The weather was not
so cold that dloighing was attended
11 ith danger of finst bitton cars and
faces.
A number of the voung people of
the pinto 11111 arranging for 11 sub-
scription dance to be. bold in the towr
hail noxt wcok Friday night. loorgc
; Smith is managing the affair.
Iintercsted a numbcr of popular
i ion society 1111111 in the affair.
Miss Hattie E. Smith. of Now llav1
111.11. is the guest other aunt. Mrs. Mary
1.. Both. Rowan street. Frank ..i Dorn
is spending a few days at his homo in
Rowan st1cet.
S. W. Volsor is in Boston attcnding
the mld- winicr conference of mo Ail-1 Work upon the erection of tho now
vent Cblistiau Chur.ch 'i‘ht1 convon- ”final “We!” had boon finished :"11'
ilon is being held in the. Warren Aye. ‘ the building is now ready for tI1o i11-
nuc Church in Boston Qstallation of machinery 11 is undor
«w i stood that a number of moss 0v ors \1 iii
A mocting of the Junior Band of the
East Avenue Methodist Church was
bold last evening. The session was 11 1
short one. after which those present
adjourned to the colonial reception. i
will be thirty-six lovers III the towor.
keeping tht'cc operators thero all tho
time.
Brown Quaokenbush. who has boon
for some time a noted raiser oi itlllt'.‘
The so1viccs in Chlist Chulth to lholtltry. has gone extensively into 11
morrow. Quinquagesimu or the Sun-' Lew lino of business. that of misinc
day next before 1.11111 will be Sunday 111mm for the market Ho haslnlob
school at 3 p m (wengong with gar {purchased I00 of 11 lino brood of pig
mon at 7:30 1.1 m Tho rector R01. 0.1110115 anti is now erettlng two houses
M. Sollcck will ofllciate. i which will be usoti exclusively as
‘dovototos. The. two buildings will
chat 1:11 of the (lime services to 1111 hPIdi quite high They are to I111 iillod 1111
n 11“. East Avenue Methodist Episco 111th the most appim ed (Invccotc style
pal (llurch tomorrow. Seiviccs wiltiond by tho end of the season Mr
chold at the usual hours 1111111119, 113p.(.211'ttl.onbush cvpccts to have ouo of
‘ 'orth League meeting will take place the laIgost flock of birds in tho cast
it it oclock at which time one of the “In states
1v angelists will speak to the ntcmbe1'.s- im‘ ”11' Sullalls in NM“ York HIS ox
‘ “ on rimont in this lino is 1111111 “w hcd
ROWAVTON twlth interest by other poultry raisers
110nm] about Daricn.
'i‘llo public schools will be closed on Tho Now (‘auaan “111111 Company
1101111111. could furnish Darion with a bounteous
llavid Clofoot of Ely avenue. is illi supply of pure watcr. The Daricn
ith the grip“. r
Chatles Motehouse and family havci
“ oved from the Pcnnoyer place to
"list Norwalk
Mrs. Seth Shove. of Highland ave-Q
me, is entertaining he1 sister Mrs.‘
I Die. of Sheffield '
1Miss Emma Satierly. of Mt. Sinai. L.
1 , is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed-‘
3 Walker. Rowayton avenue.
”-Mr. and Mrs. Rowley. of Wading Riv- .
r. L. l. have been the guests of Mr. 1.
~1d Mrs. W. Fred Ambler Rowayton
Venue.
“Unit's. Richard L'Hommadieu is sor- 1
ously in with pneumonia at the home‘
at her daughter. Mrs. Alfred Crockett.
rockett street.
1 John S. Hoyt. of Contentment la-
hsa a force of men engaged cut.-
11131 ice. which is about six inches
1111.11.11 storing it in his ice house
‘ lite island
Hfirvéy Minor met with qultc a pain-
‘ocldent while cutting wood. Tues-
. The axe slipped. Cutting a deep
_ in his ankle that has warmed
to the house ever since.
“Alice Dean Ward. of New York
wear: her summer residence 011
~ tmen Island the put. week
Wing plans for some improve-
when the weather becomes
.er
manner of residents spent yester-
11mg eels through the fee In
harbor. and had great luck Seven
-1lc succeeded in catching a
at or theI slippery fellows and
Miles reddltpbaed of them at
1P1 ‘56“? “'1“
”5;. M. l. Church—Preaching
HEALTH on
1,3,9—1»
r
stomach troublc.1ltomoo
tone and strength to the out.
“humanism:
. may“ rfilvlalonm will at;
, ”Wink, night location: hastily.
. “Thursday hint. Dur-
admin: use at 2: so
. _L_.-__1.—-.—.r.__ -. DARIEN AND NOROTON.
| Chailcs bhemood is ill_ of the grip. Mrs. George Avory. of (lroou's 1
' W Farm. is visiting rolnlivos bore.
Mary A Wright. 01“ 00““3“ sticot ll. l.. Glllettc, who has beoll slclt.‘
(l. W. Goff. who has boon visiting in .
'I‘llo firemen say that tllo wntor is two:
Board of the Methodist Church will be weight.
held Monday cloning—u Coasting pal'tios have been a pond»
iar form of amusement and day and
South N01 1,
walk and Stamford passed through Dir 1
rich yesterday and lust ovoning. Sev-
morrow at the East Avenue Methodist away ’l‘hursduy. Tm] hm “M WW“
Church. The regular Suntlay school caught by their drivor after a IOIII'.‘
sessions will be held, however. “MS“ 1‘0 damage “'1'“ ”0““-
A number of sleighing parties woro .
logo of the pleasant evening and tilt .
and has .
llar- 1
Qbo laid in th11 tracks and that thoreé
T111. Wesley Evangelists will Ilavci I111 36 by It feet I11 ground area and.
Tl1111r1 is a good markot '
a»... -
WHAT'WOULD vou RATHER HAVE—-
A DOLLAR-1 van can
any Roanoc “FOR $1.00 AND CURE“
YOURSELF or RHEUMATISM, NERVE
BLOOD O’R ETOMAOH moons. on 1
you can KEEP YOUR DOLLAR. _ 1*
Gentleman-Jar kin time in win was a great nnlferer irom
- t uioltly’nw .etiei to tho channel: and
(Bind) noon (1. snows,
Proofing}. 3'9“! and mulled New: Co.
1111 up 111'. by M-
nonmetal with the anun Wat-
or Company or by building an Inde-
pendent resorvoir on or front the same.
wator shod. could also supply plenty
of good water. All that It. lieu-scary
tor i‘lurion to do to have the host, sup
ply or watt-1' any where along silorc. is
to become liable. publicly and private.-
ly. for 11 silifloicnt yearly income to
warrant the heavy Impouditnro 1111111111.
‘14in for tho construction of the works.
Our informant thinks and fools quite
sure that bofpro twolvo or oiglttoon
months. have pussod wntor will bo run
ning In tho slroots of Dll‘flt‘ll. It all
lilt'll'fillilh‘. on lilo town and citizens of
lhtrlen and Noroton ’l ho organizu
{lion 11nd tho ollgiut-orinn work is all
complotod. anti tho financial port will
be us soon as tho town and oilizons
orannim- 11nd agroo to 11 slitlloiont 11111-
1011111 of youriy rontal that will warrant
‘tllo company in going 11l111ad.~~Now Cu-
i 11111111 Messenger. ‘
'l‘ho ball of tho \‘oluutocr Hook and
Ladder (‘otnpany of Norotoll. hold 111
.iho lluricn Town Hall. ’I‘llursday even
wing was 111111kod by sovorul lively list
fights and a numbol of him It oyos nro
now 111- ting 11s souvouirs and gontio I'o
gmindol's of tho stronuousncss of social
“life. Tito Il'oulllo artlso ovor two
1girls. who ovincotl 11 vory nulurnl tic-
.siro for tho socioiy of n couplo ot’ N111
. roton young nion. ’l‘wo Stamford via»
ilors did not iiko this proforonoo anti
started in to win tho young women by
i‘tlI't'u. ’I‘lio row siut‘totl lit tho hill].
but cruduullv wont down stairs and
1111111 tho stroot. win-1'11 it. was finished
according to tho Marquis ol' Queons-
.‘bnry I'ulos. l1ilti111'. iu the broakawtly
.Ilot barrod. \‘I'Iiou the tour contus-
tilnts were finally purlod lilo girls bad
5 found othcr ntImirci's and tho ilgbtwus
without tosulls. Nono of tho contus-
1tonts woro badly hurt. though the
.Htamford n1on got tho worst of tho
‘flgbt. .\ litth1 Itllt'l‘ in the ovouiug
:iboro was ultothcl' ilstic battlo 11nd
.11101'11 black oyos woro distributed pro
111ist1uously throughout tho crowd. No
:II‘I't1si:»‘ woro 111111111. Darion people.
art- loud in thclr criticisms of tho ac-
.tions of tho Stamford firemen.
WESTPORT.
It. .tiL-nol and wife are
t“t'ionds in iicthoi.
Mrs. Hiram .Ioliit' is conlluod to nor
homo. sttlicriug from 1111 attack of grip,
Tito ostinlatod amount of monoy 11o-
quisilo for town oxnonsos during tho
ourtout your is ‘tla'nilltl.
"Iho computing soulo shop is closod
11111111. Look 11" Inatorial is tho cnusc
L‘i\11il 1111' tho shin down.
.\. l'. Smith and wiro an» on 11 south-
111'11 trip. 'l‘hoy two at prosont sooinu
Iho status at Washington and will 1:11
.i'rqu tboro to Jacksonville. Florida.
Sloiphing partits mo in oldor and
not this sousou has the opportunitt fol
good sit-inning Ilt‘Ull its oxcoilent 112d.
‘ "lbomas is planning lot :1 1111111 to
Qjournot to (‘ lnilbuly tonight
'lhulsday night about 1511111111.: poo
Iple from horo sioighod over to Cran-
‘ bury and ptirtit-ipatotl in a dunco girl-111
tboro by Washington lodgo. Cold
weather had no tcrrors for the tourists
who ropol't 1111 onioyablo tlmo.
Tonight tho Computing Srnlo Colu-
puiiy's (inurtctio will bo board at all
ontertuininont to bo given in tho old
Catholic Church This popular qllar~
lotto requires no introduction to our
I people. rare1 as has boon 1ls public an
pearailcos, and 11 musical trust may
gconildontiy bo exported.
There is 11 general protest boro ovor
tho added valuations as made by tho
State Board of Equalization and it is
of such growing import that holief
hoops once with it that methods will
the adopted by stato (11111-1111.; that will
lnot lesson the tnoroaso. A perusal of
. the. assessors‘ list servos to show that
I certain properties hol'enbouls have
lboon listed at 11 ridiculous low iiaurc
{and it might 111- that should“ tho state
adopt similar measures to those of a
:town west of us. and send a specially
selected non-resident board of assets
sore to revise. opponents to the State
1 Board of Equalization. might be “sor-
11y they spoke." The same documen~
tary evidence might lead to the influ-
‘ once that shoro property wont beg
ging: oti‘orts to purchase some. irros~
pectivo of the assessors' list would.
however. speedily dispel that illusion.
visiting
i
Air castles are sometimes built of
gold bricks
WIS»!-
T's'r'ifi VT“
ion? dose at bedtime pre-
. . - vents night coughs of chil-
” " drop. 1111111101113. 0-417“;-
BII.:s:-inoss. lireo Tory.
BEING .1 1151' OF THE 31151111535 FIRMS AND PROFESSIONS
of THE TOWN OF NORWALK.
W Classified iIlII'I’fIISI‘illl'IilS l'ntiti This llcali Still) I’er line in Three Hulls.
Abbreviations—N, Norwailt; B. N.. Smith Norwalk; E. N.. East Norwalk.
1 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
Hoyt Cook! 8 46 Wall N.
Lawrence J. B. Ag' y 12 So. Main 8. N.
QTaylor a Golden 74 Waahlngton S. N.
Layton J. M. 5 R. R. ave. 8.N .
. JOB PRINTERS.
Rundle J. H. 31 Van z‘ndt E. N. l Freflmlfl c, A. 98 Washington S. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM. Gardner, Plinter cor. Wait a Wang.
ARCHITECTS.
Knapp Wm. B. 97 Washington 8. N.
Morehouao F. 8. Library Building.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS
Callahan Peter E. 53 Croaa N.
BAKERY.
Owens M". E C 22 North Main 8 M, Mitchell H. S. 10 North Main 8.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.‘ JUNK DEALERS-
‘Harris Abraham 18 Raymond 8. N.
Grant's 133 Washington S. N Bread
.11 Cake delivered to all parts of city. 1 KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS.
Lang. F. A. 37. 51 Washington 3 N. Smith M. S. G CO. 92 Washington 8. N.
BANKS. i LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Cantral National 35 W1.” N. MIIII 3. I Ml‘l. 85 Washington 5. N.
City National United Bank Bldg 5. N. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ CLOTHING
Fairfield County National 44 Wall N CLEANED AND DYED.
Falrfleld County Saving: 51 Wall N Butterfaas C. 4 Raymond S. N.
Norwaik Saving: Society 44 Wall N. Toque’ a 25 Main N.
So. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 3 N LAUNDRIES
So. Nor. Savinga Bank United Bk. Bldg Crescent 3 Seaview Ave S. N.
BARBERS. Old Well 32 Haviland S. N.
Pitzer Gustav 111 Washington 8. N. Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert 66 Washington 3. N. Wing Sam 2 South Main 8. N.
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSE 1 LUMBER DEALERS.
SHOERS. ' Hatch E Bailey Co. Water 8. N.
Flynn Edward 10 Hanford Pl. 8. N. MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
. BOARDING HOUSES. McKibbin G. N. Co. 50-56 Walter S. N
Richardson Mrs. J. A. 10 West av. S. N. Miller J. W. 136 Water 8. N.
Gulntard House 5 Elizabeth 3. N. ., MANICURE. MASSAGE AND HAIR
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS. . DRESSERS.
Keeter Geo. 159 Washington 8. N. . Rider Misa H. s. 97 Waahlngton 8. N.
Levy Max 169 Washington 8. N. MANICURE, MASSAGE. SHAMPOO
Lyon F. D. a. Go. 90 Washington S. N'. . 1 .
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-1Hayea Mrs. A. M. 66 South Main S. N
PAIRERS. MEAT MARKETS.
Bredice Ernesto 53 Main N. Hayes Ferd North Main 5. N.
Nash Elmer H- 14 W31" N1 1 New York Market 142 Washington 3. N
Wood Henry A.16 South Main 5. N. MERCHANT TAILORS
BOX MANUFACTURERS. Byrnes P. J. 7 Main N.
TheKnapp Box Co. 132 Water 3. N. Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
Busmzss COLLEGES. ‘ Kocour Franz to North Main 3. N.
Brown’s College Geo. E. Sartain PrOp. Neugebauer J. 84 Washington 5. N.
BUSHELMEN. Porcelli J. 107 Washington 8. N.
Karpinaki Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N. MILK DEALERS.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. HIWXth‘St Chas. H. 25 WOSt Main N.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N. MILLINERS.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water S. N. St. John The Misses 49 Walt N.
I‘Tillotaon S. 8. Miss 86 Wash. 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.1 MINES AND INVESTMENTS.
Brotherton R. L. 20 Brook N. I
Makin Ellis 10 Hartford 5. N. IGreene &. Duncan Room 1 Lauder Blk.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.‘ MONUMENT“ WORK AN” BU'LD'
ERS.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. ' .
CHIROPODISTS. Bate: John S. 7 Union Ave. N.
fStevens M. W. 50 Main N.
Griffith Mrs. Jessie 40 Wall N. 1
l T M N .
CURIOSITY snop. MUS‘CAL “5 “U E 'rs
'9 I ..29wuN.
Magncr T. J. 2 So. Main 8. N. V 3 C139 G g
- “ Lockwood F. E. 39 'Wall.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Studweil J. W. 39 North Main 5. N.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N. ‘
Oldenschlager John 104 Wasb’ton S. N., NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERS
1 Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
Smlth E. F. Mahackemo Block. _
Wheipley at. Clark 64 Washington 3. N. ”My 5'1 C°- ‘9 “Wm“! AVG" 3' "-
CLOTHING AND GEN'r's FURNISH OYSTER EXPO’RETAESRS AND SH'P
INGS-
Joaem M. 163 Washington 8. N. Hoyt W. H' ‘ 8°" 139 Water 8 N'
CONFECTIONE'RS OYSTER DEALERS AND SHIPPERS
Merrill A. H. 125 Water 3. N.
lPAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS
r Beatty J. W. 207 Washington 8. N.
1 Decker G. 19 Haviland S. N.
Egglnaon F. T. 82 No. Main 8. N.
Rudder J. A. 33 South Main 3. N.
PAWN BROKERS.
; Horwitz I. 154 Waahington S. N.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
LEWID E. 11 Main N.
Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
PIANO TUNERS.
Sims Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N.
PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTORS
Benedict Miss F. 42 West Ave. S. N
Diabrow Min Nellie 36 West Ave. S. N.
‘Manvitle Edward B. 16 Lowe S. N.
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAM
ING.
Bedlam Wray 8.13 West Ave. 8. N
PICTURE FRAMING.
Smith G. C. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
PLANING MILLS.
.Carman G. Seymour seaview IV. E. N.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN.
Heyi, Homer B. United Bank Bldg.
RESTAURANTS.
Candy Kitchen 24 South Main 5. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
Ke'leher 11.5. H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N.
DENTISTS.
Boutwcii C. F. 97 Washiluton s. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main S. N.
Phelps F. A. 78 Washington 8. N.
.DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chlnery Miss S. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. W. 11 Haviland S. N.
DRUGGISTS.
Baxter Frank H 8 Scotti Main 8. N.
Cilfiord Phar. Piatner G. BradIEy Props
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington S. N.
Griffin T. B. 205 Washington 8. N.
Plaisted R. H 48 Walhlngton S. N.
Stitiaon Powell Corp 82 Waah'ton S. N
DRY GOODS. ‘
Dickerman A. a Son 84 Wash'ton S. N.
Hinton J. A. E Co. 83 Washington 5. N.
Smith M. 34!. ca. 92 Washington 8. N.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Walll‘ton E. N.‘1
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Bridge Market West End Washington
81. Bridge R. J. Cutbill Prop. Briggs Frank K. 5 Water N.
FLORISTS. , Imperial Gale 8. N. Meals at all hours.
Smith J. H. ESL 80 51min Main 8.N N.i SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. ‘Nationat Bank .of Norwalk 51 Wall N.
Canevarl D 179 Washington 3. N. '
SCHOOLS (Private).
Niel" J°8¢ph 81 North Main 3- N- 0131111 Mia: Eva. 14 Walhlngton s. N
FURNITURE DEALERS. SEWING MACHINES.
Collin: A. J. a CD 16 N Main 8. N. Singer CD. as warn-"gt“ S.N .
Podmore William 87 North Main 8. N. Wheeler ._ Wilson 16 80. Main 3 N
FURNITURE AND CROGKERY. 1 3141p CHANDLERS.
Roaen Max L 167 Washington 5. N. Steven: J. u; 42 w“... 8. N.
GAS. APPLIANCES.
Conn 11 a LCD 543a Matti a N ‘sgoéthanoxans. 1'». U
.. .. - -. .MI 0 mldtSBWaa s.N.
GENERAL REPAIRING. : "’ “ ‘°
Thompson R. 6.8 Rowan I. STEAMSH'P TICKETS. S. N
‘ .Bearu GOD. F. united Bank 314g.
“0"“ “"3 “NWlV’A'aTS laroves. Muses AND HEA'rERe
CLEANED. .
Hare. Mrs. A. at. so a. . s. N. PM?" “"11 W 23. Wall's a. N.
“on“. , aroma 111.111.0111.... 1111111130
Village T Woodward ave. 1.'
1 1 UNDERTARERS.
Gregory 11.3. 26 Elizabeth S. N. .
Stanr‘lard P. D. cbr. Knight and Wall N.
‘ ‘ UPHOLB‘I’E
Smallhnrn w. P 102 Wis? 11 S. N.
VETERl ARV SURGEONS.
comma D11. 1.. 1 tun-111mm 3.111.
VIOLIN, GUITAR 6‘?” MANDOLIN
DI not w
VIOLIN, HARMD v AN uuaIcAL
KINDERGARTEN.
Noam» tar ”Mrs. ”SEW
1mm m Childnn. 1:1 roll-rd N.
“ mN‘IaAuA'Tu it: it.
Slims II IRS.
Becker Conrad 141 Wuhl
EMOIR M. ‘9 F0“ E1“.
L‘Hommedieu B '0: 203 W
Joulaiuky R E Co. FIrti
Roodtwr Samufl 711mm
Siymoqr. Chil- E. SS Witiillinto'n S. N.
Wilcox Edwin 70 Washington S. 13:”
HARDWARE AND curtain
Comatosk Watlttna ‘ Dolls. 112 We».
Fox Ogle 1:11.120 Wallid a. N.
Haw Co. 34 1111111111
NHARNESS AND HORSE @0008.
Dunn Wanna S Blur N. 5 '1'
Mauls-nay “a? J. $5 I!
Hamil: Hal-Mi. Sana
HON E DEAL!
{annular liar Maine 1114
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
' by local applications. as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of the car.
There Is only 01111. way to cure. deat-
boss. and that is by constitutional rem
cdlos. “opinion; is t'Ilust-d by 1111 in-
iianlod condition of the mucous lining
of' tbo Eustachian Tube. Whon thb
tube is Inilatucd you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect llouring. and whon
It Is entirely closed. llonfnoss is tho
1't1snlt.a1ld unless tl1cl11tian111111tiou can
llu lultcn-out and this tubt1 rostorcd to
its. normal condition. ht'nring will I111
' destloycd furovor; ninu cnsos out of
ten are caused by Catnrrh. which is
nothing but 1111 Inilttmod condition of
tho mucous surfnocs.
W11 will giro (Ino ilundrod llollurs
for oily cnso of I)l‘1lIllI‘.~»,1‘ ltilllsotl by
(.‘atat‘l‘ltl that cannot ho cured by
ilali's (‘atarrh Cure. Soud for circa
lnrs, froo.
F. .l, Cli‘l'INEY 6'1 00.. Toledo. 0
Sold by Drttggists. 71'11'.
Hall‘s Family l’ills 111111 the best.
we ARE BUILDING A TRADE
FOR. GOOD SHEARS.
“‘3‘: have the WI» SHEAR to build It
The cutting-edges any altar because the
blade! are so evenly matched a aprln and
to temper. They cut eulerv-cut E can—
do not “chew" the cloth .~You can use a
“wuss SHEAR" with the lame nod
satisfaction on heavy, rough materl a or
on the “mat of ultra.
Once a person m a WISS SHEAR.th¢y
”TWP"? 1 .1. 1.
u p ea c e onu-
wife Ia 3.11 an to tin work- >4‘Efi
Can' t we allow on the “mm“
was silent ’ 05‘-
TDIIII the
FOR SALE BY
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS."
8.. now.
112 WASHINGTON STREETv
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143-6.
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First-wits 110111'1111iouoo by being able
to got the light without the use of a
match.
Socond—w'l‘bo lcssoniug of tho dan-
gers of suti'ocatiou from oscapiug gas
by accidcnlally leaving the gas turned
on. as if the gas is turned on. it will
light.
'l‘l1iitl»"i‘llt1 gloat roduotion in the
dnngo1 of tho flout disc'alded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fotu'th—~'l‘o avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by scr-
vunts and the soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carme being ground into
the carpet.
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than Ibo cast of matchos. as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
year.
HORACE ll. NASH,
Cor. North Main and West Sts
Special Sale
4 111111111 111011
550 bag
"A. Stan
COTTAGE AVE. EAST NORWALK
.1 plum m.
PLATING‘
by Improved methods, honed, mora
reasonable-«more lasting.
Gold, Silver,’ Nickel, Copper; SI-
so Antique Bronzing.
Motors.
The New England Electric HQ.-
tor really has no superior. Gladly
show you one.
THE 6. N. MCKIBBIN‘
M'FG co.
so. 1mm. r
‘ a
1 1
.‘6 WATER ST..
A p.
1 walk during the night.
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DAILY FREIGHT Liliii
BETWEEN .4“
NEW YORK, ~l
NORWALK AND . ‘ '
sou'ru NORWA‘LK.
' W1. «1 "Pt . - :
wtwéhba‘
:‘T1 -mé—u .
..Steamcrs Eagle and City of
Norwalk leave New York. Pier
23. liast itivcr, Bcckman SL, 3
111. Norwalk and South Nor-
_..EE£
1111: you. INTERESTED iii
LIFE msumtvcl.
the kind that is moderate II to price,
.uio anti profitable for investment, per-
ms for protection of your family?
'I‘It1'1 Connecticut General Life insur-
out (1 Company of Hartford deal in this
kind.
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT.‘
United Bank Building,
Scuth Net-walk. Ci. '
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JUN IUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice‘
as long and cover double surf
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of’ ~
Stephen Wilcox, both on South '
Main street. were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well .
it i paint it. My oilIce, 62 South'
Main street. My residence, 26
Elm Grove atreet.
WHOM.
Beautiful
Designs
1111 m mum
all manor
are sometimes hard to get,
but there are auch things.
nevertheless. We don’t wait!
to seem boastful, but we are
proud of our stock. We werk-
1:11 hard to fat it. We didit't
take what was thrownto 118..
That is one reason why we
have the uncle we do. i
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PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING. .-
If}
1
1"1
EAST NO RWALK:
to First Avenue,
T‘el.’ Call 135- 2.
DAVID W. RAVMOND,
Fun al Director 1.
and mbalrner. .
111 North Main St. South Not-walk.
Residence, Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 3+6. Q .. “ 1
W1. . “
1847. _ I i 1”!- 1
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. Q
STOVES AND RANGES“.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING-
Gu and Steam Fl ‘
Gas Fixtures, Metal ..-:.
Have you seen our atock at
RICHMOND RANGES“
THE JONES & Heron
COMPANY “W
1.7 WALL mum-.110nwnli
W
MI
1151
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and Money Orders payable any
where“ in Europe. as“: Dale at
To the Old Country Drain~
Norwalk Chronicler