’W intiilds to begin to
i.:mr '
WW.
' trend toil!-
: «If I Milli. who has been
~ \‘I‘I‘. . I! "nomad.
l V liiul'iii ‘ooanned to his
w a. W said. .1
NM ‘ Wt'iirnos dam
. Malaria neliirwooltlyn. :
' ‘Wff‘flwlmwtreel. has a
. it! emailing malady. grip.
limit! MW » ,
.‘ run. Mum. ,anterainiax Kr.
‘ Iain-“Mrs: Offend“ M. of New York.
Noboh'f‘hbmbaon, who teii'and
her arm, is getting along nicely.
.\ 3‘”.
‘be'
loe‘ injsome parts of the river below
tgfubridm is seven or eight inches
Charles-Pratt. Who has. been ill with
tabulation. is able to be at work
a n. .
\
Station Agent J. E. ‘McNerney made
a visit
yesterday to Drugglst 'l‘. B.
drillin. .
" jgsou or browse 'r. 8.611!-
n. ill, but is considerably
I!
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amp ’_—r~ThomI.a‘Colilns, 0t. 78 0s-
”‘iflg’fi‘lfipfl- ‘ '
.l I. 9}" L...
‘-A,.Intitiib of the s. s. 8. Club will
‘ Miriam.
f " Bomb! the Manhattan Rub?
:4, "gcompanyflia spending his vaca-
tbin‘nt his home. .
1315“,}...‘35 .~'"—"7"'TT“"'" ,,
' iers.‘ Frank Sni‘itb’, of Roman street.
will entertain a. number of friends at
dinner this, evening.
, Mrs; i‘rapltflatith. qt Rowan street.
will entertain the ladies of St. Paul's
Mission this evening.
. H.W.,.Mather has taken the contract
to do the carpenter work necessary in
repairing the store of J. W. Beatty.
~Rcmember, Wed. and Thurs, Feb.
25 and 28, are the Benefit Sale Days
for theEast,Ave. M; E. Church, at M.
S. Smith & Coda: , I
James Hodges. who has been.~ the l
gut-ratio: Manna-Mun. N. Sherwood. l
of Plea
home inIBrooklmvflv :3. -
Ral h,Bennett, the South New Eng.
land elephoneCothpany'e night oper»
star, is that his homefin Seaview ave-
lslurs. Leroy'Pnrkeli' irsnbétiiuting for
m_ ’ _ ' .
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Tomorrowheing {the first day or;
Lent. cemmnly‘ eafled Ash Wedues-l
day. the serviaerin Chi-lat Church will !
be Litany ‘a‘nd midpoint, Office. at '
«:30 a. on. aadaeiebratioa oi the Holy
Eucharist at 7:00 a. m. The Rev. I-‘ath-
or "Hamil will; be _.the oclebrant.
Thursdaitjvespers .willbe said at 7:45 g
p.,m.. with sermon by special preacher.
i
. i '.:.i' W. ‘
it is seldomthatuthe genus “butt
sniper" appears- in small towns and
those graph! thatztrade confine trgoir “
“I" . e, , rser aid. . ban. or
wiill‘t‘has one. however. e23 gray haired
manna ‘ rgniddlo'p'e. ,rlt‘henmtout.
who goes a .11; the street every morn-
ing and picks up cigar butts which may
have been thrown there. No one seems
to know who he. is_ but he makes reg)
pier. trips‘over-thebridse each more .
‘ “gt-rt“. I» ”1,. ‘
Joseph.lii.. iowlot‘
7%: l Milli?
A ..
f.
are lng began ‘
the erectidn I'D
lion at ‘Seavlew avenue
immanent, about to
Laundry. The building
.. . ”d “a!“ A.
'33;in 10% Nightwear sienna
oldies dimming summoning
.‘J-ie inroads totconstmct
htha launches and do re
ill denature boats there
pair the creek’and ‘o
and East Wash- I
{pound
’ ,1 If Mood out ice on Knol-
sick,
as born last night to Mr."
bit: field; rally at the home of Miss .
.tralil Sunday night. and concealed bim-
snnt straet..hu returned to his :mmi‘ortabi
i OARIEN AND noaoron.
; Samuel Wood. the grocer, is ill at
m ‘
to solar tb
A .y Roots wh i have tried. a
%rbjor by . ‘e eastern p sane Within
‘1 adillatdl
t . a have
,. 003mm do so 'onl'nceount
imagine which is there. The wind it
~ blown, great quantities of drift ice to
(other and forced it into the mouth of
like channel. This. in addition to the
Ice which has termed there. has com-
pletely blooltad the channel. Yester-
day afternoon the. ‘oystar‘nlnlmorfhio-
tear comingwln 1mm Milford tried to
pass through the eastern passage but
use unable to do so ‘and waa'compeuod
to but back to anchor in Betta Island
y over night. This morning she
came in- byktbe western passage.
.. , ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. nibert Marsh will cu-
terta’in friends at a crokinoie party.
this evening. at their homo in High-
land Avenue.
l‘;'l‘hsre will ‘be a rehearsal of ill:-
Mmk 'i‘riai. which Is being arranged
ior‘rihe benefit of The Rowayton Fire
Department, in (Jruw's Hall. this even-
ing..ltt 7:80 sharp. All persons having
parts are requested to be present.
Editor Sentinel: Permil me. to
deny the report of my marriage .to
Miss. Florence Mead. of Greenwich.
which was given publicity yesterday:
'l‘bo.report was started as a joke, and
it was not intended to have It so as
tar as it did. When i am married I
will let my friends kuow‘and pass art
ound cigars. _\\'ll.l.lAM MOORE.
. Work has been suspended on the
Improvements to the Corbett place.
which was purchased last summer by
Robert Barclay. who has a residence
on Hickory 31an and in' Brooklyn. The
new veranda is nearly completed and
makes a“ decided Improvement? ton‘tbe
lace. A number of other changes
to contemplated by Mr. Barclay as
soon as the weather will permit.
Mr. and Mrs. David Albrecht. of Ray-
mond street. en‘tertainad'tbe Christian
Endeavor Society of the Baptist
Church, last evening. and a most en.
Joyable eweningwas the result. Mrs.
Stoucbrldce sang a solo. Rev. I". C.
lat-own and Miss Florence Raymond
vfavored with rocltallons. after which
f'games were enjoyed. refreshments serv-
ed. and a general social time was en-
joyed. ' \ . '
There was "some excitement in tin
weet-bound‘station. yesterday morn
lug. when Baggagemastcr Frederick Iii
ILockwood ‘Opened for business. A
lstrnnger was present. and from indica-
itlous. be had been there all night. 'i‘br
I fellow was reluctant about saying any
thing regarding himself. and lost in:
itime in getting out of sight. it. is pre-
isumed the man entered the di'nillna
lroom while Agent Levi Burdick was in
l
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nunday‘wmornln .
,sbaut'torir rears or
character. Well “kill! all who‘vknsw
ber.‘ Slit had both alliicted with nlnau- ;
1 car for iibme time. and bad manually ‘
railed until death some. Her mother.
three brothers and one sisttlr survlvc
here. The brothers are Itlclmul, of
Sprlnxlleld. Mod John. of Orange, N
Y., and James, who resides in llsrlen.
on the old homestead. A «later. (‘ulb-
erlnc. Is in acsouvenh in Norwich.
The funeral wlii'be held Vl'cdumduy.
WESTPORT.
W. Ii. liurr spout Saturday in Hart
ford. .
J. ll. Jennimte has returned home
from a European trip.
Miss Mamie 'i‘otten spout Friday in
lirldm-pnri with i‘ricndn
The 1.1. l". (Ilub not last night. at the
leaidt-ucc of Samuel linnks.
laid llulkloi’ bad a large force of men
at work Saturday cutting ice on Snuro
lake. '
.lolm llatlersou spent Saturday wilh
Thomas Smith :11 his home in lilarlt
Ruck.
lat-neat llrtullui- is visiting relatives
in Long island. llc is exported to re-
lurn Ioday. ""i ~
Leopold Struck has been rerun-d to
ill] the position with li‘lurlnt E. J. 'I‘ny-
ior. vaculcd by Rudolph Breltiuu.
Walton the young son of Daniel Mc-
blcuna‘ is u victim of scarlet fever and
the Main slrcvl home is quilrantlued.
Ed. Daily and bin oxen were conspic-
uoua‘on the bicbway Saturday hauling
slcd loads or coal to it}. .I. Taylor‘s
place.
John McGovern. who. for a long limo
has been dougcl'ounly ill. is so far rev
covered as to bc able to all up part of
each day. '
Mg" and Mrs, Howard liners will en-
tertain a party of friends at their
Lyons i’luius Ironic, tomorrow night.
with o. daucc. .
A gang or men was (19th the line
Saturday clearing sidingii and ditches
alone: the Sou[upon-\Vcstporl division
oribo trolley. ‘
«A eukc and apron sale to have been
held at the ()ougregallonai Church par-
sonage Friday. was postponed. it will
probably tulle place this week.
.Inmcs McCormick wont to Bridge-
port Saturday to be examined as to his
qualification to fill the position of night
engineer at the electric light station.
‘\\'ord has been rowived ofv’tho'nlar‘
rlagc. recently. at Portland. Oregon. 01'
.l. W. Hill. a former resident of this
plauc_ to Mrs, Laura E. Mncldwnn, of
[hill (lily.
ilit‘ l‘ub- ‘.’i\‘l|ll by members of Hit»
Church of mu Assumption. Friday and
Saturday nights Btii‘i’eil to attract
the ticket onion... waiting for “If“ 8:07»
self under open! the benches until the ’
oiiice was locked. when he passed a
e night. .
w -_-
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson. of New ‘
York. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. “’lb
liaru H. Willmutt, Jr.. at tbcir home
in Norman avenue.
Jackson and Jackson‘s row. the
homes (than attachment. and who .havr
furnished talk for the town for several
days. were reported as resting quietly
and peacefully yesterday. "I‘hc-lr trou-
1 bles are not War; the case comes up in 3
is short time. .
Most of the stores remained closed;
yesterday. on account or Illel‘boliduy.‘
and the town would have been very"
quiet indeed. bad it not been for the
jingling of sleuth oells’. The men who I
work in New 'York. and go back and;
.forth to the city cvcry (luv remained:
at home and made inert-v.
.w The funeral of James Henry Wood;
fives held Sunday afternoon‘fronl 1!ch
residence of Henry 0. Street. The Rt v. i
.Hc-nry Scofield and Rev. Mr.
Brooks 3
cmcialed. The poll bearers were Sher. I
man Smith. Sylvester Reynolds. Steph- f
cu R. Hoyt. and R. W. Buchard. The.
linterment was in 0x Ridge Cemetery. lly days. The art-at was most enjoy
«A special meeting of the Middlesex.
It: at the Junc- Club was held last. evening. for the ,t
purpose of settling up its affairs prior I
the Crescent to its dissolutlon_ The club has Ian- ers' Club held an all day session In the
will be of wood. finished and languishing has lived for Congregational Church lecture room at“
some time. Now it will giv.» up Its.
quartet-sand the library will be iuvl
stalled in them. important business
was transacted and the surplus wealth
was divided. .
? After .weeks of patient suffering.
' I withct ly Christ-
i
I,diiion In lili! church treasury.
.seuiniiuu [mm lit'i't’ at
‘iillt‘hl’ti bold u!
’ li‘riday lliabiv.
~foremost In the lieu of wi
ililllliitill launch made by 'i‘oqucl
: l'lridgcport and loaded on the steamer
.gAiiliIl Jay
the exhibits at the Sponsmen‘s Show
; at Madison Square Garden.
.ta
-.I. Hyde. Mrs, A. C. Taylor. Mrs. .I. ll.
pert ntnhfitatlonfidiscussed onion mi?
'cl'ob and the result of recent exper~
phoenix.
. Wiliice‘iebrate Its elghlhmnniversary.
, casion wornen'wlil‘ be privilegedto at:
' tend makes the alair of greater im-'
' tertainment line heretofore youths“-
' ed but what has,
(rowdy. and resulted ill a generous ad-
'l'lu-re was an unusually largo rcpt-e
llw military
the Not-walk armory.
The event proved to be
liter cuter
iniumoma in Nor-walk.
On Friday lilabl a bob sled and team
was ilronsvll into service and lilo ex-
(70..
was hauled by Thomas Glynn to
for New limit. This fine
specimen of pleasure craft is among
The boat the propeller Do ray could
do toward makim: this promised land
Friday “as to art under the Ice 01'
i‘ai's Island. Skipper Serena Allen
having St‘t‘ll all things made snug and
st couclndml that It wasn‘t to bu
do near and 3'01 so tar“ .for bitmap
all no little, risk proceeded to tool it
from Illili island to Connie llcacb and
lived to (oil the tale. . '
.\ colonial party was held Saturday
night at the home of Miss Laura E
Chapman, Cross Highway that was at-
lt‘nded by r. number from here. All the
ladies Were attired in colonial gowns
and several of the men tlisported them-
selves in baggings.’ knee breaches. and
lho lrmlltionni lab and cutaway of ear-
ublevand among the chief lcarures was
be dancing of a nlinnol. - . ’
Yceterday the. Greens Farms Farm-
that place. The committee having
charge or the ultalr comprises Miss M:
Jennings. Mrs. E. B. Jennings and
Messrs. C. Ethicvker. (Jbarlea Mills.
George Jennings. Damon Bourger.
George ii‘alrehiid. O. H_ Jennings. Dr.
Cli‘nlon oi‘the Slate Agricultural Ex-
! Tonight Aspotuck Lorine. K. of P..
There have ' extensive prepara-
tions mine £0! 6. event .and interest
runs high. The fact thatwn this 0C\
port. There. wiIl be Pythla'n‘ visitors
from the Not‘waiitsiinnd Bridgeport.
and lhmddltion to a virled and prowl
lug entertainment Williams. a an .
per will be served. The area will hit
the most pretentious ever at mined
by this nebularorganisation andthnt
is saying much. for nomnkln the en-
pmted or. unusual
ago. still a latitble . ' J
r r
win-re she is known as Bistrr Basilio. "
i
.11.... *
.r .
M W i! will yfon-cdnldn’i get Ayer’s‘ ' I
'u. berry battered Tidal: it over.
IXWWWImwn-saowmmw '
. v
i the held it ‘
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannoi
I't'lil‘ll the diseased portion ol‘ lllc out“
There iv only (up.- wnv It! illl‘tl dual
1.1‘, synced
vasll. Alum. ‘
"ss
. ucms. and that In In constitutional rem
.mllwe. lliiilidu‘séh is: calm-(l by up in
»iimnvll (‘Ulltill,l"li ui' lltc- ulucuuu liillilii
‘ loi‘ lam lbr'lnrbluu 'l‘ubrv; \‘l‘luin llli.‘
‘lub. in. inflamed lull lum- a lumbllu"
I .’ sound or iulpt-rl'cll luv-mug. and \Vlli‘l.
Ill 1.: t‘llill‘i’l} l-luvvd. limll'iliixiis ii. llu
Directory
‘ruz-ull. nu-l llllll's‘n line i; {blunuutitm can
BEING A LIST OF THE BUSINESS FIII'MS AMI I’ln’tl."'I:'.S‘SIONS '
OF THE TOWN OF NORWALA'.
W llusillal :lllu'rllsrmrnls lulu This Iltld 51 Ill l'rr “III In line ilnullls '1
Abbreviations~ N, Normlk; S. N.. South" Norwnlk; lL‘, N., East Norwalk.
1: l
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. ARCHITECTs.
Knapp Wm. S. 97 Whebington 8. N.
MorehOuse F. 8. binary Building.
AWNING MANUFACTURERS.
Callahan Peter E. 53 Cross N.
BAKERY.
Rundio J.,H. 31 Van Zandt E. N.
BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM.
Owéna Mrs. E. C. 22 North Main 8. N.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
Grant’s 133 Washington 9.. N. Bread
6; Cake dellvcredto all ports of city.
Lane, F. A. 37-51 Washington 3. N.
. BANKS.
.Central_Natldnal 36 Wall N.
City National United Bank Bldg 8. N
Fairfield o‘unty National 44 Wall N.
Falrfleid oanty Savings 51 Wall N.
Norwalk. Savings Soaicty 4.1 Wail N.
So. Nor. Trust Co. 93 Washington 5. N.
So. Nor. Savings Bank United Bk. Bldg
BARBERS.
Pitzer Gustav 111 Washington 8. N.
Pohlman. Albert 66 Washington 8. N.
,BLACKBMITHS AND HORSE
GHOERS.
Flynn Edward 10 Hsnlord Pl. 3. N.
. BOARDING HOUSES.
Richardsow’Mra. J. A. 10 West av. S. N.
Qulniard. House 5 Elizabeth S. N.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERSr
Kaelsr Geo. 159 Washinqtort S. N.
Levy, Matt 16! Washington 8. N.
Lynn F. D. 6. Co. 90 Washington 5. N.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND RE-
. PAIRERS.
Bredicolrncsto 63 Main N.
Nash Elmer..H. III Water N.
Wood Henry A. 16 South Main 3. N.
80X MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box 60.132 Water 8. N.
susmess COLLEGES.
Brown‘s College Geo. E. Sartain Prep.
eusHELMEN.
Karplnskl Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Gamble Leslie Riverside Mills E. N.
Mather Harry W. 131 Water 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brotherton R. L. 20 Brook N.
Mskin Ellis 10 Haulerd S. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ARTICLES.
Hayes J. T. 5 Main N.
CHIROPODISTS.
Griffith Mrs. Jasaio'40 Will .N.
' cumosn'rv SHOP.
Magner T. J. 2 80. Main 8. N.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hayes 3 T. 5 Main N. .
Oldeliscblnger John 104 Wash'ton S. N.
Smith E. F. Muhnokcmo Blook.
Whelpiey dz Clark 64 Washington 8. N.
CLOTHING AND GENT'S FURNISH-
iNGS.
Josem M. 163 Washington 8..N. .
i' CONFECTIONERS.
Candy Kitchen 21 South Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERV AND BAKERY.
Kcleher M. 6; H. 57 Main N.
Smith Harrie A. 39 Main N.
DENTISTS.
Boutwell C. F. 97 Washington 3. N.
Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8. N.
Phelps F., A. 78 Washington 8. N.
DRESS AND COAT MAKER.
Chinery Mine 8. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mead Mrs. J. W. 11 Haviland s. N.
DRUGGISTS.
Baxter Frank H 8 Scuth Main 8. N.
Clifford Phar. Platncr 3. Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 126 Washington S. N.
‘Gritfin T. B. 205 Washington 3. N.
Rial-810d R. H. 43 Washington 5. N.
Stillman-Powell Corp 82 Wasn'ton 8. N.
DRY GOODS.
,
HisIOp J. A. a C0. 83 Washington S. N.
Smith M. 8. a Go. 92 Washington 8. N.
. ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Nor. El
. nan AND OYSTERS.
Ilridoa' Market Weatlnd Washington
5.8:. Bridge R. J. Cntbiil Prbp.
Ii” FLoatsvs. «
mith J. H. Est. 80 South Main 3. N.
mmrhno’ courECTiciNE‘av.
cannon o m Washingfln‘s. n.
Morall’i’J‘oseoh 81 North Main 3"!“ .
_ - Kruamruaa DEALERS. .
Collins Auto 09 1er Main 8. N.
flodntor‘e William 87 North Main 3. N.
FURNIWRE’AND‘CROOKCRY.
gloss Mag” 1.. 167 Washington E. N.
3
I
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IE" wausrs ;
iAN‘D'.‘ :' ,_
' “AM.“ 3. N.
gubinuton 8. N.
and“:
:
Dickerman A. a Son 84 Wash'ton s. N.,
«piece. 201! Waah'ton 5. NJ
. outer Mia? Eva 14 Washington a. N.
1‘ all)!“ 1‘
ram" mew a
wining; N; :
, h".
’INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
. Hoyt Goold 8. 45 Wall NJ
Lawrence J. El. Ag'y 12 So. Main 8. N.
Taylor 6» Golden 74 Washington 6. N.
Layton J. M. 5 R. R. ave; s. N.
JOB PRINTERS.
Freeman C. A. 98 Washington 8. N.
Gardner. Printer cor. Wall 6. Water M
Mitchell H. S. 10 North Main 8. N.
JUNK DEALERS.
' Harris Abraham 13 Raymond 8. N.
I KITCHEN FURNIB‘HING GOODS.
. Smith M. 6. d. Co. 92 Wabbington 8. N.
3 LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Mills. 8. I. Mrs. 85 Washington 8. N.
LADIES' AND QENTS', GLOTHING
CLEANED AND DVED.
Butterflies c. 4 Raymond it. N.
Toque'a 25 Main N. ‘ .
LAUNDRIES.
Crescent 8 Seavicw Ave 8. N.
.OId Wel132 Haviland 8. N.
Long Sam 18 North Main 8. N.
. Wing..8_am 2 South Main Si. N.
I LUMBER DEALERS.
; Hatch a Bailey Co. Water 8.. N.-
l MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
3; McKlben G. N. Co. 59-56 Water 5. N.
Miller J. w. 138 Water“ 8. N. .
MANICURE, MASSAGE AND HAIR
DRESSERS.
Rider Miss H. S. 97 Washington 8. N.
EMANICURE. MASSAGE. SHAMPOO.
ING.
Hayes Mrs. A. M. 68 South Main 3. N.
MEAT MARKETS.
Hayes Ferd North Main 3. N.
New York Market 142 Washington S.N.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Byrnea P. J. 7 Main N.
Kemp H. W. 45 Wall N.
Kocour Franz 10 North Main 8. N.
Ncugebauer J. 84 Washington 3. N.
Porcclli J. 107 Washington 8. N.
MILK DEALERS. ‘
. Hawxhurst Chas. H. 25 West Main N.
MILLINERS.
St. John The Masons. 49 Wall N.
Tlllotaonfi. 8. Miss 86 wash. 8. N.
MlNEs AND INVESTMENTS.
Grecnezdi Duncan Room I Lauder Blk.
‘MONUMENTAL WORK AND BUILD-
, ERS.
Bates John S_ 7 Union Ave. N.
Estevan: M. W. 50 Main N.
, ‘ MUSICAL iNSTRUMENTs.
. Ives Chan's. 29 Wall N.
Lackwood F. E. 39 Wall.
‘Studwell J. W. 39 North Main 8‘.’N.
NEWSDEALERS AND STATIONERB.
Hayes John T. 5 Main N.
‘ Leary «it Go. 19 Railroad Ave., S. N.
OYSTER EXPORTERS AND' SHIP
; ‘ PERS.
Hoyt W. H. 4 Son 139 Water 8. N.
OYSTER DEALERS’AND SHIPPERS.
1 Merrill A. H. £126 Water 8. N.
IPAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS.
fBeatty'J. W. 201;‘Washington S. N.
I Decker G. 19 Havliand S. N.
iqulnson F, T. 82 No. Main S. N.
jRudder .l. A. 33 South Main 8. N.
j PAWN BROKERS.
I Horwitz l. 154 Washington 8. N
I PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lewis E. 11 Main N.
Readman F. E. Gazette Bldg. N.
’ . PIANO TUNERS.
‘Sima Edward J. 5 Seymour 8. N.
PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTORS
Benedict Miss F, 42 West Ave. S. N.
‘ Disbrow Miss Nellie 36'West Ave. S. N.
_Manvlile Edward B. 16 Lowe S. N.
} PICTURES adoN PICTURE Fame.
. ‘ I
Bedlent Wray s. 13 Was! Ave. 9. N.
PIOTUREFRAMING.
ISmith G. C. Cor. Knight and Wall N.
I PLANING MILLS.
£~Carmattut Seymour Bear/low av. E. N.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN'. _ ‘
I Hoyt, Homer, B. United Bank Bldg.
3 , RESTAURANTS. ‘
Briggs Frank K. 5 Water. N.
Imperial Cafe B.,N.VM\e;slj at all hours.
. , Shraoap‘dsrr vaufir’s.
National Bankof Norwalit'Si Wail N.
sweets terrains ‘,
a
a
l
'9‘
g. sou/m “Miler-lines
" paragon s. N.
.1. .
swoon bananas. ‘ ..
‘ ostentatious Wash.‘3._ N.
.TEAMOHIP TICKETQ.‘ '
m G». shunned Bank swamp.
groves. names AND, Houses
" Waikingfln B. N.
as. asparaso.
Woodward 8. N. _
. momma as.
Iir lillli'll uni llilli this I l‘w "wilu‘ml It
its nurmnl roudiliun. bculi will br
tit-:lii'oyotl lorel’cl‘: nun i.‘i:§l:;‘i Hill 1.!
lI'll arc. t'll'ib‘i'll ll.\' t'uldl'rll. which l.‘
nothing bul :tu inlhmwd i'I'lllllliiIIli ul
tho ruinous cull-um
.. p. .
FLA TIN 6
by improved methods, bond.
I‘vllnonublw—mol‘e lasting,
iold. Silvt‘l‘. Nichol, 00pm
no Antique Bronzing. ' ‘
Motors. ,
'rlu- New England meal-teller
tor really has no superior. Glad},
Flii)\\' you one.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN u
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BETWEEN all
NEW YORK, ”'1‘"? “
NORWALK AND "
sourn NORWA ,,
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..Stramcrs Eagle and (live!
Norwalk ll'uvc New York, Pier
3,, [Cast ix'lvcr. iiccknlau Sn.
). m. Nurwalk and South “NO ‘
valk (luringr the night. ‘
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WE ARE BUILDING A TRADE
FOR 000D SHEARS. '
“me. have the was SHEAR to build it
The cutting-edges stay sitar because the
blades are so evenly matched a spring and
In tot-per. They cut oasis-bent ckll-
do not “chow " the ciotb.--~You can use a
"' W155 SNhAR" with the same 0d
mlalaction on heavy; rough naterl or
on the tines! oi silks.
Once a person uses a WISS SHEAR~iIcy
Inn-er change. ‘
This a lies to the house-
wlie as '32:: as to the work- «‘38.:
scan.
Can‘t we about t NEWARK“
wtss sauna r "a u 05‘
This Is the trade-cut.
F0 R SA L E @Y
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
e- DOW,
112 WASHINGTON sinner.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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:ARE YOJINTERESTED‘ I“
i the kind that is moderate as (.9 Dried.
; mic and profitable for investment, pas»
l'l‘bo (,‘onucclicut General Life Insert?
. auce Company of Hartford deal in till
I kind. ‘
LIFE INSURANCE.
l'cct I‘ur protection of your family?
FRED H. FIELD GENERAL Austin]
United Bank Building,
Pure While Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as loan; and cover double our,"
face as machinery mixed. The.
house of William Stevens and at,"
Stephen Wilcox, both on South.
Main street. were. painted by inns.
in this manner over eleven years "
ago. They are still good. .
Your house will standras well. .
if I paint it. My Hire. 52 South
Main street. residence, :5... 0
Elm Grove street.
Phone 143.6.
Seir'Ligming I
‘ Gas” Tip.
l-‘irsr-«lls i‘onvruivucw by being able
to pzr-I the light uubuui the use of a
’ltlIiir'll. '
Sol‘tlliil-w’l'llc loosening. of illi‘ dun
[tors of sulftwulitm from r-ruupiug one
by acridcutully lruvlue llic an» turmd -
on. as. if tbc gas lb lurucd on. II will 5 _
light. .. . .
'l‘llird'-—'l“lw great reduction In 1th
duuuw of tire from dim-ardcd lighted;
ulalclns. malcbos mil boiil:‘~llecossal‘.\'. I
b‘o‘ulllm 'l‘o timid defacing: of walls;
bf; llw enroll-hing of matches by spr-
vuuis and llll‘ soiling of ('iil‘lil'lS by
throwing: Illoyliscm‘llt‘d “lilit'li on the
Iloor. and the rarbou being around Into
Iiil‘ carpet
The cost of this Lighter should be
Ins: than Ibo coal or: mail-hm. us with
proper care tbr Lightl-r will last one
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Home, 3. usr, ‘
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Special Sale
blunted rm
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PAINTING. PAPER .HAN
Telephone at house, 34:64
PLUMBING AND
1' HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING:
‘3
1" Can Fixtures. Metal Col
‘ .. sins Jonson-i1
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'1" $131... .1! .1
are sometimes hard to,
but there are such thinii,
nevertheless. We deal: want
to seem boastful, but we '
proud of our stock. We‘wm‘h
ed hard to get it.‘ We didn’t
take what was thrown to,
, That is one reason whygm
have the trade we do.
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mo, DECORATING. .
0 First Avenue, EAST NORWAL
Tel. Call 136-3. '
* DAVID w. RAXMOND ,
t Funeral Direigtn‘ H
and Embalmei‘...
a North Main St. . South
Residence. s Crouch}
347. WWI—“A . . 3* .
STEM
HEATING,
' .n. ovza A‘ND an
out use rm soon. >
Gas and Steam Fittl
have yodjeoa our
monsoon. r: .
COMPANY
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Norwalk Chronicler