2 SDGald.
Ulll‘ very IIIIIII night promory but
uver'hia paint
hand! In trite ‘o rhea tuition. out
”0‘1 “ bit 080'! any anything axainlt
that couple in my IIatuIIItt"
(lalttallt ‘l‘ homIIII Wright III-yer I-IIrhI ‘
llr lit ltla warm and IIoIIIiortablII bed at
tutu IluIl.na the bitter oolIl or atormy
weather. but what he. thiIIIItI oi the ,.
tempest Ullst‘l] nItIIiIIIriI in their cold
htmktt or cheerlatut hammock». and has
offered up many a about prayer to the
great (‘IItItaln aloft thanking ltim that
ill: tiIIIII. hoIa George, llentI and \VII-
llnm do ttot how to follow the water
for Me
3 I-tInII High Grade Solid Packed
Pumpkin, . 25::
:I not. Cape Cod Cranberries. .2hc
ii pknt. Cleaned Currants. 25(-
ii IIIII. Granulated Sugar, [Go
I: lint l’runea “I,
ll plots. NoncS Such Mince Moat. 25c
tuli .
24 corraooavnaun. i
EAST NORWALK.
iiiiifliiiliiilt
in hilt-pom for II few IlaIs.
lI‘rIIIlerick Coleman. 2d. of New Mil-I
ford, has been I‘htiting l'l‘iIInIlII here.
A meeting of the llchoda Club will
be held at tiIII club house this etching.
itet. .i W DaIis anti Mia's .‘ltllllilil
IhIIh lli't in New \ork today on IHIFi'.
nos.»
The IIinIII grade in the Marvin
school I: having a history examination
today.
(‘ttrl Wick-I has- h‘t'f'lil'i‘ti a position lit
the oyster opohingatiop of Talmatigo
and Lyon. .
Miss Minnie lleii. who has been
rounding her vacation here. has return-I
ed to Mont Clair. N. J.
Some of the departments of the (It.
Ionial Folllltli)‘ and Machine Company
httII-l IIIcn tunning nights lately.
(‘aptain Fr IIIleIIc W. tier-kar is to be-
gin house keeping in a few days in the
St. John place. in Osborn :II enIIII.
Mix-III Bessie NaphI-y. of Osborn III-e-
nue, who has been ill for some time. b.
slowly regaining her health again.
.i. Wallace Marrin received It bat-gt
load of coal, which was towed to his
wharf this morning by Captain \‘IIrity. «
A barge load of coal arrived III the
humor this morning for ll. Herahileiti.
it was towed to his new docks by Cap~
Iain Verity's steamer Addie V.
There will be a Bible reading tonight.
at the home of 'i‘ttotntot Wood. corner
of East avenue and Van Zandt street.
Marry A, McNeil will conduct the arr—
\‘lt't‘.
It’oodbnry (l. Laugdon. the owner
of Half Mile island, whore he spends
many of his snmmem InmId froIn
MoIristown to New \ork for the win-
tIII. last week.
l'}. E: Gorham IetuIIIIIIi yestctday
froln a Iisit with friends in New lint
IIII MIs Gotham aI companicd 'him to
\iItI Elm City and will Iemuin there :I
III days longer.
Frederic “Vill'l‘t‘li lItII-kcr. who wan
married on Thanksgiving day. remem-I
IIIIrIIIi the ntIInIbI-Ira of Old Well Hooki
:Iud Ladder t‘ompany. in South NIIr~‘
walk. with cigars. Saturday night.
("‘onttitctot l IIsliII (iambic is making
a huge quantity of mission furniture.
which is to be used in refitting the
(henhirc Military Academy at Chea-
hiIII. Conn. The furniture will bet
your handsome when completed.
\l‘“utten l.ew.iI; a bright and cum-
prising youth of it (lregoty Point [lou-
lIIIartl. has been appointed agent for
the Saturday Et'IIIIlIIg Post, and is pre-
pared to take (llilt‘ih‘ anti IieliIeI the
paper to anyone who would like to
hate it. t
A gang of men undet the (MCI tion ot
Inawtender .lohn (‘Olc is at work rI~
planking the draw of the Inldge. ’l‘hir
has been needed for some time and will
be gII-Ittiy nppIIIciatIIIl by tt-atnsuII ~
and people who hate occasion to ride.
or dr‘iIII ovcl tiIII brhlgtI
A Iegulat IIIIIIIting of the Sunday
School Board of the it‘s! .'\I can.» .fi‘IIth
odiat Church was held last III ‘IIiIIg at
the home of David llauford. in Win-
IIIIIIl street. Much important businese.
was transacted and the lessons for the
coming Iptar‘tct “we explained by Rev. I
lIIdIIaIIl Cunningham. the pantot of the.
I lllli( ll. ‘
A gang oI IIII-II commenced work
this morning tearing up the. plank sitte-
walk in frontal Malmo'tt nnd liartl
gau‘a saloons. The foundations had
become a trifle shaky of late and it wot-2‘
IIIIIIIssaIy to make IIytIIIIaiIc tOpflilh.
A number of new beams will he placed
under .thits portion of the III lewaikand
the planking teplaced as soon as possi
hie. At present the buildings aIII en
teted by planks which are laid across
the chasm.
George McBride.
down while painting the tic-my A.
W ood cottage. No.1 Hawkins atenue.
CONNl
till he did Ill his yountwt Ila", Many
it than the old cantata haw pupiwd hia
atlt mackerel III-hie with tiIII lt‘llllll‘k:
‘thught-II. l Ilont feel Worty hungry
{this Inmning. no. giro me It con
silent of yIItII nice itomenmndc
and it cup of Ittronn' rolco. wtth hot
milk in it Instead. " Moisture has been
noticed in the old mania III-ea when he
waa thinking of how IIItIIII Jack Tats
II'ere lying at the bottom of the deep,
deep. IIIIIII IIIIa in Davy Jonea‘ locker.
who had loIIt their lives in the tiIIlIlng
Iieet and that than the “tilt wouldn't
taste Icty good When (‘uptnill Wright
was in the oyster IIIuIlnrsa he has had
III break holes in the h II to get. the bi-
valve. and then has had to draw them
b.\ horse IIIIII IIIIIII to his boat whiIh
. - ‘ ant-I frozen in as tight as a hrIiIk Thin
‘\lrt~. lIrIIIIk Alictt lII Iisiting ftienda too. was III \'IIginiII watcta in the 30- l
I-tIiicIl Sunny South.
ROWAYTON.
"ihc ltowttyton Hone )otnpany held
ilt‘ IIr-IIIIIIIII run last night.
llowIIItl Dlt'H‘ilH hat-I returned to the:
Medical College. Maryland. to again
take up hia studies.
Misti Florence Meade, of (NW nwiI-h.
in the guest of her cousin. Misti Edith
Meade. North avenue.
The Sunday IzI-hnol. children of the
llaptiat Church will meet for rehearsal
for the Christmas cantata tonight.
William Moore. Sta.
Standard ()III Works. is confined to his
home in this place with a slight ill-
Ilt‘i'ii'l.
\ nupmbur of the ladies of thht lilttt'r
met at Mm. C. H. (luider'a la.-tt evening
anti made candy to be hillt‘ at the fair
.ot‘ the Hose Company.
Idgar Lynch has rIItIunIIId his atndica
at Sheffield Scientific School. aftIII
spending the holiday vacation at his?
home on tiIII Wet-It Side.
—~itowayton iloIIII(‘o Villl‘. tluitler's
llall, December 4 and .‘I.
Mr. anti Mrs. Silas (,‘arpcnter uHIl'
daughter Wt‘l't' in Marion Friday. III-
tending a birthday celebration of Mir».
.1. i’. ilrummer. of that plot-II.
(lcorgc‘ Sherron haa returned III New
York. after spending the Thanksgiving
rI-III'III-I at his home here. and has it
'Iitlllletl his atudiIIII at Columbia Ultht'l‘
sity.
There to excellent skating on (fin-II
lllltl' II pond. and a large number of
young peoplo hIIII- been enjoying thtI'
'I-Iport for thc pIIIt few data and nights.
The moonlight is ill] additional uttr. "lt
non for the skatets. 't he II II appears
to be pIIIt’IIItiy safe. as it frItII Inca l‘ilt' h
night and thaws hut lit. to I‘Itting the
(lay.
Following is the roll of honor for No
\‘I-mbcr at the South Fire Mlle Rita-2
school, Rowayton: Gertrude. Close.
iIenII Lynch. Susy Raymond. Iota Stew
cna_ ilIIIIIIIrt llttfault, Lillian Mills. Rd-
wina Smith. itusHI-ii 'i‘honIIIeI. Tracy
.'Amblet. ilulh Hillntd. Flank l)l‘\\"llil!|"~'.
'.lcauiII Dufault. Warren (lager, Ellen
- James. Maggie .IiI lllllllllh. iI‘iortInI-I.
Moore.” qttttford \\' ic lo-I .lI- ash- Cilia“,
liin Hart, l'luth i.orII;.’,
Lena Oaks, Rot-ta Sniffeu. Arthttr [lil-
latd. .iohn ClorIIriey. Leland
MyttiI Frakc. (‘h‘rics (taut-r. (irac-g
\\'Ibb i‘hilip Vin-eicr. Morrimn
llauchy. .litllltl‘h‘ Smith.‘ Selma Stahi.
Marie More. lIIIIz Milla iluth ()akch
‘Clatonce Close. ilnascli liail. Ilnrry Sel-
zer. .lohn Gillwh and Staten (Hush. .
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Stella Austen has been riniting
Muss Ethel Staples. In Brooklyn.
Miss Eliza Reynolds. of New York.
William Lynch.
has been visiting Miss Katherine Paris. ‘
Mina Jennie Stiles to: returned to
New York. after a visit with
here.
Frank iiitIIllIIy, of New York. is \‘lt‘iil'
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph.
liindlcy.
A legitiat meeting of Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company will be held next
Monday night at the truck house.
A meeting of the iadiea' Missionary
Society of the Congregational Church
will be lotcid at the homo of Mrs. Gil-
cite.
A meeting of the Kings llattghteta’
of the Congregational Church will be.
held at the ho. ne of Mrs. ..H Nixon
this afternoon.
A meeting of the. teachers of the
Congtegntlonal Sunday school will he.
on Thursday events. .
William F. Street was said at the
and but up hla
“rt-ad. ’
engineer at the.
Close.
friends ;
- nerd ot‘hia
an
alight?
zllbit'll‘flh l
Only at!
you look-
old me.
till!
00' Ol‘.
III-III known it'fllIit‘lRllt't‘ oliiitii‘tt iit lhd
country. ”I htta tipoitItt iii malty dit-
faI'eIIt cities from the \iiantie to tltII'
Pat-int- colon and hm.- ilt"ttlm|llitillt‘tl II
MI (limiting gods to IIIIII \mt‘l) mat of
bin Htiiljt‘ti appealing til the Icanou ItItd
conneioncc of his network. I‘Itthtw than
to their emotioua hit-I language hetntt
nt tiIII mots. poilIIhI-Il type. but cmy-
log with lIlII ilgttrIIII of Itpcoth the
weight of conviction
to hear him without being moIIIIl to
conscientious thought on the Holder-t
which he presents. (in Thursday tn-III-II
lug there will be ptonchintt. hy the pate
tor. Her. I.. ll. Miller and on Friday
evening by Her. William l2. SI-I.ItII-Id oi
Itlt ecnwlch.
WESTPORT.
1
Prof. and Mrs 'l‘. C. Slt't'lltl are re-
zlolI-lng tour the arrival of a baby boy.
chneaday night Woatport (lrauxq
wi I entertain iii.~ friends with a social
' w hint
i 'lhe Saugututk Whit-It Club will hold
[it III-anion at the r-,c.-IlIlIInIII of it.
Itiuuli tonight.
Repaira are iIelnI:
‘(ll't‘t‘llH Farms home
Louis t' Wakemun.
| John P. llili and Itattahter or llrook~
lyn. N. Y
. home of E. i‘. Birge.
Mrs. Abbie Ogden has returned to
.her home here after a rixit in New
‘York eitI' with friends.
Supt litIhlIell and tauIiII hate to
tIIIIIIIIl home from a ’i‘hnnksgltlng Ils-
it with rIIlatiIIIa in New’town
iII-I'. W. H. llolntan. of Southport.
’ttt't'tlpit'tl the platform in tiIII Congre-
gational church. (lrIII-IIII Fin-ma. Sun-
Ilny Inatnig.
.T. i)iIkII'.IIIoII lI with wife and
wonI ot‘ \‘ew \‘fiotk “"htl spent the holi
day here with his putIIni<. iI-t‘t Sn: III-
IIIII' tor home
Minn (ltIIIIII‘iIII'II it‘airchild, who is a
atI-uogrttpher in II ilritlgepott office.
has taken up her residence in that city
for the winter.
“little to tin
or II\'- SII-ltIItmtIn
t‘ompo \V’hist club had an enjoyable I.
(loot-7,10 . "“
session at the residence of
(itIyI-r_ Saturday night. Following play
IIIfIIIIIlInIIIntI-I were served.
(in the night of lice. S,
lotitzt‘, i\'. of i'.. will hurt- roll «all. The
annual occasion will be further Inatk~
N] by an oyster supper and smoker.
Merchants report an excellent holi-
day trade. As 'i‘hanks-giying itI' Illt‘-
IIIIIincIItiI' the day ot',IlII,III here, Ion-h
a result might be confidently expected,
Residents in the llf‘l'iil end feel now-
.as though they were immune “(Hillel
laII‘»iIrII.'Ikert. .Iohn Duly has been ap-
-pointIIIl II constable and does duty in
the vicinity of North Main street.
ilI-I‘l' ilttt'hiI-r addrmaod two
audiences in the
church yesterdat lI‘I
singing.
llit‘tli.‘ will he made for a attics of iu~
-terIlIIIIonIintional Hilltlit‘s under him.
large
“.\ New England 'l‘hIIIIkaIIIring and :
what It Ineanc" war. the subject of a
.tutpcr written by Mrs. i). ll, llraIlley,
i.lr.. and mud at a recent grange mcI-t~
lug. While \li'l". iirnIiiIIy has before
l‘.\'llit‘ll(‘l‘tl ability in the compilation of
interesting lllatt‘ltctil‘t' matter. tiIII
originality. breadth and ability eyt
dent-ed in her latest is subject for
most favorable comment.
ENGELHORN WILL BE HELD.
LONDON. the. i.-— Louis Engelhorn.
not New York. who “'th arrested at
‘Southantption Nti\'i"llllt‘l' L'i, on the
arrival there of th.- American Line
twtcamer St. Louis. on the charge of
Ifli'illltl larceny. has refunded the money
IlII- was charged with having appro-
.l)riatIIIl and has applied for the with-
!IlI'awIIl of the proI-etwiinga against him.
saying he had cabled tiIIIIpatchen to
Tshow his proIIIII-utora had now no wish
I to prose the cane. An cxtradltioa war-
rant having been issued, however. the
j‘lnited States embassy is unable to
stay tiItI pI-IIoItedinga and a police of-
Itlc-II is now on llil! way here to con—
duct Engelhorn to America. Engelhoru
twill remain a prisoner until the papers
lili'i‘th“. it is doubted item if any
process in the English courts.
--_.._. ..
STRIKING MINERS EVICTED.
SILT LAKE root not.
III-spnlI-hca from the. coal mining cen-
tots in million state that tiIII serving ot
cIictlon notices upon striking mincrI‘I
II lie was atticken Mid at the home 0f R0“ H 3. BMW". twho are occupying property of the. cioa
'cotnpantes has ctcatcti an ugly feeling'
:among the italian stilkcrs at CleaI .
has recovered sufllclcntly to return to; Norwalk HOH‘liial to be much better (hook and Seotieldu The militia Dill-I
East Notwalk. For a long time Mr. I’
anti Mrs. Wood took care of Mr itic-'
Itride as it he had been their own
child, or long enough so that,he was
able to be removed to his daughter's
home in Bridgeport. and in all his let-
ters from the Park City he was over—
flowing with gratitude to Sir Henry
and Lady Wood. who are two of na-
ture’s W nobliities. While Uncle
» Geamtsa’i’ nice): :3 bloating: anyone
am
.he wtll‘
his rush. “kick
this motning
in. it is now belleIed he will recotmer
The. date fot the dance which was
to have been given on December 11.
by a number of the young society peo- lIIIen instructed to obserIc Itndaual prc .
pic. of the town has been changed as
it in Impossible to procure the hall for ‘
that date. The dance. will be held at.
a date not far from December 11. how»
ever. and probably during the same
week.
" ~RowAyton Hoae Co. Fair. Gnl'dei-‘é
Hall December 4 and ii. ' .
There was skating on thdI Cote pond
Stamford. yesterday. and the ice non-
tlnnea pod
time in at least. 20 yearn that it has
been“ to ante all over this, pond
In November. An old. Inlet-wry. at
the Core said yeaterday firnoon 'fint
that W? N 5, .
than in” am: .4119
erhnotoldalonghtoootromthla ..
given. for .whlt it ,
assertion, a. oltla
ia-worth There have been tlinea r0
cenur when part or the pond wan mil-
.entmn g.tintnovtt_llaltlb$“
cove I atout. M. . ..
That‘s Ira- : [oddéaiaed cwdm
day on the mill- pond. 0h mam.
pond on the Noroton River there‘is
live inches of ice. The ice at
water is cIen thicker.
A two week! aarlea oi extra rellgloaa
services will he held In the lie. _
Church. _
preach. AIIII Wedn'eaday “Ni?
new. (manners-m. lune,
“liver a Wham.
today. Tim is the first I
it.
If no complication sets cIIrII fear that trouble will result nndl
inure prepared for any emergency. Two
companies of infantry are now at Clear
Creek and ventincls and outposts hatt-
cautions and Iigllance.
3=$__ WE.-.” .__.
t
CLIISII]
DEUC'IOIJSI
B0 ‘S
Lunch Milk
BISCUITS
" to...»
“Whitby
AtlaatGmm
.-'7P:"Z
in
neat deal In tho cattat- of tIIIIthIr-.IIIIIII ‘
it in inlpoaalbio
.. w'IIrII holiday guests at the
.\.~i|lt'tll(‘lt
Congregational .
congregational _
it is quite probable armngr- ,
ex- I
tradition warrant can be withdrawn by 7
l .-—-Spcciul '
WRIOKID lN ITYAFORO.
Buggy imailtoti and Two Women
' THrCWn 5'! :
.\ “URI." ill which ware Mrt-I, tharl
of New Cannon and ii young woman
ItrlI IIII wu-I er-I-kIIIl in l-itamford Satur-
idttt IIII-IIIIIII amt IthtIth occupant...
lwett' iltlttwli tnlt Min Wood II'tt-I
Malawi and badly tIhttltII'I illl. llI-I
t‘rieud IIIII-tIpeIl any lItJIlI‘I.
'i‘he tIIciiIInt happened IIIttr' llt'.
Root' \ IIIIlIltInI-L- George Serobttgna
went III the llhlttilbllillt't of the ladle-I
HI' ht‘ipt‘tl tilt'ttt illio DI. iiIIIIi' ti.
1‘ ll! ttIIldottt with title to II I-olllaiott.
.IIIII. Wood was: IIrtIitnt toward Atian
tie Square. I-llte was on the west will"
of the NtrIII-t. Attothtl‘ l'eillcic ("time
ii'tom the direction of Atlantic Square.
on the name Hide. Art the vehicles
- were about to meet. it trolley car Ilaah-
cd by. There was no opportunity
for t‘llllt'P driver to airing III-roan the
tracks. nor waa there t-tttllI-ient room
for two I'IIlIIIIloII to paint. in thII cot.
liaion which followed Mrs. Woodla-
home one himself free from the \'(‘I
hiclc and dashed tip throuch th.I IIIIII-
‘.er of the city.
I CUMMINGS ON CLEVELAND.
tSaya Ndminatlon of Eat-President Wax.
Nevar Sartoualy Conaidared.
, Homer 8. Cummings. the Ftlfl‘ttll'ilv
I‘tliI- representative on tiIII ltIItnm'rIttiII
National Committee. does not attach
much importance to (‘ii‘i't‘lillltl'ti IIII
nounI-IImIIIIt thdt IIII will not again be
it candidate for president. "The noun
nation of Mr. (‘leI'I-land.” said Mr.
Cummings. "haw llt‘i‘OI‘ been IIIIrlouaiy
considered by any great portion of the
llIInIocrIItic party, and on that account
i cannot are that his announcement
lwiii lllilit‘t'ittllI nn‘oct iltI‘ aiittfllititl."
er. ('uInnIings is bIIliIIII-d to look with
favor upon ltIIlgI- i‘tttket. \ltitottgh
loan of the otiglnul IIIIIIII illtli. IiIIII II\
Wittyot dIIIuI not iIIIliIIII- in tying tip to
a. in; III who has low ll beaten twice. Al
tiIII Kansas (‘ity IIIIIIIIIItlon \ir ('unt-
imings Ioted against tin iii to i plank
in the platform.
“DIES twimimi‘dt
DI. Illu'l I
I Maren-III. Bland
luntlthtratkimodu amp: .
that torI-nt-I- \ tI-uth- wort-l "Illfl‘ll Imam
twat-u. \tttaliIlit-nnv‘vuvv Montreal itmt I'll
tiIII-m Illfillipt I- who «will In. uta to: all
two! I-ltnlralau Ir ht llllil I‘ll III-Ia.
"It NEOIClNE 60.. BM 'MO. ”I'M. I”!
Honest
COAL
$6.25 a toil—Delivered.
INO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
lNG IN.
will Kltl‘ you full value
your money in the only kind we
III-ii. The kind that is clean
and that in coal ,ail the way
tittongh and which "\‘N‘yvlu'ltlty that is
lpnld counts fot warmth and comfort
fol you and tom family.
8. HEBSHFIEII] ii iii
TWO YARDS.
Scaaide Ava, . Eaat Nor-walk.
Concord St., South Norwllk.
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
46 50. Main 51.. So. Nonvalé.
has opened her
i ('oai that
i for
: Millinettl Pulm-
Full Line of Fall and Winter
t Hats.
_Trt‘mmcd and/Unlrlrnmed.
Outing Hits from 81.00 to 83.00.
CALL AND LOOK.
46 South Main smut. «pat-Ira.
with II
'Phone. 132.
VALVE! AND FIT~
TINGS.
. LIIIDV .
oaato'ca ”damn can.-
RIED IN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New Dunlap; éléctrlé “Midland.
I no superior. Can about them in
" Operation.
JENKINS'
Ropllra to Stationery and Ma-
rina Em and Wat M;
In Work allotted.
ma 6. N. mam"
. . arm cor
5‘ WATER ‘11,.”INQWAH‘»
it.
a.
“W—_W~.—
..,.
3100 IIWARD 0‘00.
'I‘iIII tendon of thin paper will be
plea-ed to learn that there in at but
hilt! dreaded Iliaoaao that acitmco llJI’l
Ska tax
I
l
lNOTHING IN THE SKATE LlNE‘
EQUALS THE BARNEY II. BERRY.
I}_8¢7. 39°!-
PLUMBING AND 'BTIAM ..
HEATING
Ino'r WATER Ha again. 2
HOT AIR HEATIN
‘ sTOVIn AND amen.
, SLATE AND TIN NOOFJNOI'
been able to ctlro in all ita Ntagoa and W0 hate always sold tlwm and Mr
that In t‘atatrlt. lialt'a (‘attth (.‘IIre “- Wm. prtl'lt'lltl' Itght hero prov». Gas and stunt Fittin- ‘
i“ "Ni unintuitive “m’ “0" “0w" .Ihem the most bopttlat Six. \'i‘lI} Inn-it'- lOu roams, Matal OOIIIIIII Ito.
to the mo wimp mity CIIIIIII-h III
lug II e-omttltntlfihli ditto-MI rmuirm
ll I-‘Ionatittttio Inl treatnlttnl, littll' II (‘It-
took (‘tnc III taken internally victim:
directly upon the blood tutti ntttctma
attrfltt'cw of the system. thI-I 'I-III tlIIII—
tro In“ the foundation of the IlIIIIIatIII.
untr givina the patient atrength by
building up the conalluttlon and Rflfllfll'
lug nature in doing iIH work. The pto
pr‘ctoIII have Ito much faith in lilt cur-
tttiIII powers that they oil'III one Hun-
dred doilara for any case that It in”!
to now. Bond tor list, of teatimouiaII.
AIIIlI-IIIIII.
l“. ..l CHENEY. D (.‘O..Toiodo. 0.
Sold by liruggiata. 7pc.
linll‘a Family Pillaure. the beat. “
COKE
It is user! will; just as mucb
satisfaction .and at a mac!)
cheaper price than coal.
The Heat. when all drafts
o'pcn, is intens'e and when its
necessary to keep fire over night
[I'll the stat»: and CLOSE 17
TIGHT. Your fire will be
ready in the morning.
'PHO N 5. 57-3.
until I ligtt‘ingtt.
connections rare.
Lattib Erin.
Esullapa
Oysters.
MILL POND ovaraaa rINEsT
GROWN.
*-
For Sir-anti! try a bottle
of Tokay hr Port wine.
IMPERIAL CA FE.
Railroad lacuna.
.. :57
Capital, 31,600,000.
'sitrptus, $185,006.
A depoalt placed
with the induatrial
Saving- and Loan
Company bean a
quarterly dividend
at live per cent. per
annum from data
at depoalt until
data withdrawn.
State Supervialon of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 1‘2 30. MAIN 3T.
Realdaut Dincton. Ruldant Manage».
Mortimer M. Lac R. L. Coburn
Chart-a E. Dow John I. Lawrence
DIVIdcnd
angina Mining. Oil. Timber Smelter and
atrial Stocks makln poaaible Large
lntereat and Profits. tint and unlined. our
specialty. Booklets giving full Informa-
tion on application
- DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal Avents.
Members New York ..Consohdated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
I7 New Street, New York.
E. BALDWXN HAM]!
H: “a? '
Vedanta-Ir 1h
tera. Bahia-l9
Danae] 3. Hull, spillinirlam‘tflivfi
,ii.
. 122 WATER 8T-.
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(Ithot IIIIIIIIIitIIWtIIII-III IIIIIII tried to get
tot Io handh- IhII II gooIiI IIIII ilarney .L
Borry'a name on II Six’A'I‘l-I Int-an»
beauty. IIIII-IIgIh IIIIIIpIiI-ity IiglItnIImI
Mllmtnbility and durability to that d"
map of excellent l‘ not obtained in any
other make. We IlII Iul tili'l‘tl witlt titt-
'tu'iQ1)'.Wfl"‘fllli I'\ttl\‘ I-kuie and I'll"
uontuIiIIntloIINIy ll‘l'lllllfllt‘llti IlIIIIIIIy KI
tiI-Iry' a an the III-at Sh \TIII on the mar
kI-t. 9U“ SK \nl’lh ttl'I- HlIIt‘l nut]
while a cheap iloII wicntc can be no
lIIth to look like steel they will not
work or wI-ar Ila wjflell
Gemstonk, Wat-
kins and Dow.
HARDWAae.
112 Waahington “I; ' So. Norwatk
'Phona, 43:5 .:.-.
Wail In...
PERFECT sATtsracTION IN Duv-
IND WALL PAPERS CAN ONLY BE
HAD WHERE THE ASSORTMENT Is
LARGE, THE DESIGNS ARE' WIR-
IED. AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
SUCH A PERFECT COMBINATION
CAN ONLY I: FOUND AT OUR
"an.
you WILL FIND THIS TO a: so
av PAVING us A VIaIT.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
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Dealer in Wall Papers, Paintera’
Supplies, Artists' Materiala.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Pain with Fix-
tum, Inc.-
Cloth Window.Shadea. with
fringe 25c.
Solid Brass Halt Curtain Roda.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. xoc.
.“Shure—Cut” Ca: 2pm“, cuta
ii. No ra e .
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVED,
10c.
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
INCI. DECORATING.
Lil. Decker
South NDrwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connections.
Irving Lockwood it (to.
“Coal” _ _
“Coat”
“coal"
$6. 25 per Ton.
Why buy poor. alatey coal, when you
can buy the best for an equal pricet
’We handle only the "BEST LEHIGH"
COAL mined. and can therefore guar-
antee satisfaction. Send us a trial oi
der. and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal. » -
Beat No. 2 hint. that the flat alatey
atuti), $5.00 potion. Best. Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices.
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned wood,cord lengths orgaawed
and split.
inlttg intuit it (it.
80. NORWALK.
Branch Office, 2 So. Main St.
Tat. Call,- 31-5.
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and int» we tumult“
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yam wgmatrtvtu
.oo 7
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Have you asap our at.“ Of .I
THE ONES a a
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17 wALL araaa‘r, Nb.“ MALE”
fin
WALL “ Pun.
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we, can aw: YOUR 'wéltc
MORE can: AND ArraN‘ttDN
How THAN WE CAN DURINO “It!
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THAT “anon Tt-uc to All axon-
LENT TIME ‘TO HAVE WALL‘liA-
PERING DONE. conatma How
MUCH NEATEN' HAND FREGHEN
AND PRETTIER voua Home
WOULD a: FOR THE HOLIDAY.
ssason, IF IT wan: a:
-PA
mama. MAKE A CH AS
PRESENT OF IT. ..
lT Is A FACT THAT Dun WORK-
MEN AIIII: NEAT. tun» ~I. '.
CALL US ON THE PHOaNIa‘Ql
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E. E. Italian
to first Avanua. -“ lmNhIIwDD’.
Talaphono Call.1362. '
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FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
INSURED A WARM HOUSE. DAY.
AND mat-t1; I_N COLDEsr
w. WEATHER,
30nd for Catalogue and invmlla’ti
for ”uracil.
(lotion It Lidgouud County.
96 LIBERTY. STREET».
NEW YORK.
lite limit SIIIIIIIIIIII Ctfliilitt'
. (incorporated).
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Daily Freight Lina
”NORWALK. f I’"~"
SOUTH NORWJLK. .
and NDW YORK; " 1
Steamer: cm of Namath
and Squanmm.
Lava New York. Monday, II'cIIIIeIItIII'n
. and Friday at. 5: 00 p. In. "
[AIM Nomtk. Theltiay, Thuratian
and Saturdin at 5’: 00 tun
Freight twelve! from"? I 111.20 5 p. III.
.‘P'TV.
Hililliliiiii
To tho Old Country. Drain and
Money ordera payahle in
Europe. For ”is... at lowest rate“?
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'«t‘vu‘d‘
Jacob It. initiator
5 ttaiiro‘itd‘ finer. 30th Wk. hi.
by. Four‘ Yam :_
The residence of Ma Q
Smith. 55. Osborn avenue. Rut; '
‘ Norwalk, was painted with taut,- "
-. oil and um. halal munch?
year: an by Ina.
’qu‘
. equal body with all In
anus. m
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not: w ‘
RICHMOND RANGES? ' -
i‘lto lotion Silt Feet Bolas, '
In.
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