NOWAhfi EVENING SENTINEL
IPICIAL m IAT. one. 12.
FREE ~
A No ti IiI‘IIIItlI iron with every pur~
charm of It pound of our boat 'l‘ca ilt5
Ellie III "ally klnti.'
ThiIi III simply an Induceiaout to ac-
Iiuaillt you with the excellent quality
of our lea.
A. StuII,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
FIISI \IIIIWIILII‘
The Rev. E. Cunningham will preth
III the Union Chapel. (‘IIl'iibnry SI Inday
at 4: to p. III.
The bulge White Star whith is all-
human. II. cargo of coal at 'Iollea' coal
.I'.IIrII Is the harm IIIIII It bunk here last
summer. .
The nut-lint: of thI .Iunior I’raylug'
Hand of the East Avenue t‘hurch, litat5
evening \I':I.-. well attended. ailti IIII‘y5
interesting and tntlnutiaatit One new .
Incnibel, ItiIhald “(1)1.ut'IS-ltillllltvti
.\Irs ’l‘. \\. N‘HII.IIK of Rowali‘
Fll'irl, has gone to New Haven. to all-
tend the funeral act-view. of her sls- .
II~r-III»IIII-.', .\II'S. Henry C. Iiowd. the
youngest rial-r of the late 'l‘hcodort '
\i', Scaring.
'I‘herI will he a rehearsal of the
(‘IH'Ihi'nilh music. by the Methodist
Sunday SI‘IIIIUI. tomorrow, under the
direction of (‘hoirlnnider II. .I. IiipIIou.
ltI- desires no large an attendance of
the pupils as possible.
Mina Myrtle May Walah, of Sauna-
tuck and Clarence .\IiIIi.Il'. of Etiitt Nor-
wnlk. are to be married Thursday even-
ing, lice. L'l. lit the home of her par-
ents. Mr. and .\II'r. James Walsh. Itlv-
I-i'IiIiI- avenue. SaugaIuI-k.
It. .I. illnsou Is to lead the meeting
of the lapworth League tomorrow eI'eii-
ing, at the Emu Avenue Methodist
Church. 'I‘h Slilitht'i oi' the meeting will
be. "Jesus (‘hIINL Ilia .Sai‘lng l’owcr."
.\n intrreetlug‘ meeting is expected.
Stephen Iloyt. the New Canaan Intr-
aerymali. has had a large gang of men
and II number or teams at work for the
past day or two. cutting the salt Inca-
down at 0338” Shell l’otnt. They
drive down from New Canaan evely
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Stall. of Cottage
street. have banned invitationa for the
marriage of their daughter. Elizabeth,
in .I. Snoltsky. at 7 p. in. Sunday. Jail-
uttry 3, in Arion hall. South Norwalk.
The bride and groom are to take up
their residence III llrewaler, N. Y.
To the Editor of 'l‘nI Evening ht‘lllr
nel: We wish to «mend our sinctrea
thanks to Mr. .\I'lIllIl' \\'aIIIrIIII and hit
f‘ttiilll). IuIIutlilIg hix deal old nItIthI-I
i'oI their kind attention to Mia Susan
('IapsalllI-Iiur'lng herb... club—‘35. tint
:tt hir IlIath and burial, also III the
hind ilientih and ntighboia, w.hu by
their sympathy. did much to one IrlatI
our sorrow. (Iratefully. MI. and Mrs
Edwin W. James.
Captain Theotlotc .Smith coniluencet
woik eally “IIS morning, plepar ing thI
ingredients fot one of hit-i justly fam-
ous (‘IIOWdeI‘S width is to be eaten by
the members of the lsclioda Club a.
thall- eltlb rooms, th5 evenIllg. A gooI
limo III anticipated, and all member!
are looking forward with watering
mouths to the time when the cover of
the kettle shall he removed. and the
iootluiomechowdei aerred.‘ Spleier“ is
an adept at the ml of chowder making.
When Ed. James went to the world’ a
fair at Remington. Enzlund. he
brought back a clock which had nelth
or tick sound. dial or any such
thing. It was made in tile shape of a
thermometer, with two glass tubes,
the. dulcknllier in each falling III col-
respond with the time and the quartet
tinnla are indicated on the right side
with figurine it indituled front I‘.‘ to;
12. twenty-four hours. and when the
"4 ‘wna reached tlle clock wait rever~s 3
ed. and started again from the other
side. The whole arlangement only I
coat one. shilling. III the Paints Royal .
Palace, Paris. the jowulcrs have a ;
Iioiaeleoii clock knlso. the aound of the.
tithing. being deudened bI hating It
set in the centtr of a lame thick lound
glass ball.
l‘hough it has been kept rather quiet
for name little. it has leaked out that
some. days ago Captain VI rail) of the .
IdeameI Addie V had u may narrow
escape from Iliuuning. t‘ aptain Verity
pent up on top of the pilot house for ;
the purpose of thawing out the whistle.
.I\ithtir Carr was below decks at the
time oiling some of the niacllinei). (In .
top of the pilot house. there. was quite-I
st formation of ice, caused by the coil-
demotion of escaping steam. Captain ‘
Verity did not notice this and stepped
upon it. HP slipped and fell going
overboard into the by water. He man-
aged to cry out as he slipped, and MI. .
{’arr heard him and ran all deck. He I
looked around for Captain Veiity. but
will! see him nowhere. lie presently:
spied his hat flouting down stream and}
just. then Captain Vtrity t‘amt to tin
Surface of the water.
ulm a rope, and haunt! him on board.
r‘orittnotely the can atn no little the .
worm for his unplt t dunking. The
water t- not no pleulilt to
this mm of the put as it is in mid.
summer:
——IJrionlne at Plefce’s
mic!
nudge an.
l
‘5
modelers o! 11. on
so It.“ a 3mm!" -
q
immune
5uo Meeting at 6: if;
ROWAYTON.
...—V.—
Quite a number tram this place at-
.Indcd tIiI lair of the Smith Nord‘ulit
liinh Itchool lilt‘I evening.
Mcthotliri Itpiacopal t ‘IIIIith IltII‘.
.\. I. Hubbard pastor prcllIlilllg at
'itI; .i0 o‘clock subject. The Higher
Dependent on the I.IIIwu; '7 o'clmh.
topic “New 'l‘elilalueul IIIII-z‘eptlon
Sunday school at 1:30: Epworth Leag-
There will be no
chitin Tuesday night. tut the Inembera
will K0 in East Not-walk to worship
\Iitl. lIit‘ claaa theie. Tllurndny IIII-eu
Inc I- Inau meeting as Iiiiunl.
Itowuytou itaptlat Church net-vice no
“I:Iollom. .\i III: ion In. ., prethinI: by
Ila [Ill'lllll' IIII topic. “Knowledge That
Hale S " II‘ c option of new IllClliIN‘f‘S and
.lllllrh Slipper. at 'I' p. m.. sermon on
Htliijt'l'l ol' ltalalng of Daughter of .Ialr-
IlS; recitation of poem on Home. Ntihject
by .\iiAII t‘ latu itay nIonIl: solo by DaIld
.\lbrIzetht I-tanday IIclIoIIl at I‘.}: Junior
t hriniiau II‘uIIeaII'm at i: Sen IorChrlnt-
Ian ‘ndetIIoI ’ut ti. leIi by Mitts ldiill'
ltaymoutl; l.:IIiieII' .\III IIIIIIis on Wed.
nestlay at 2 p. III..
uel Cotilln; happy hour service
Thursday evening at 1': to p. In.
WESTPORT.
Oil
(I. .\.
West poll.
.\ new boiler IIIIII been installed
\\' eatporl lIltiIiIlIy.
'l‘hclc lit to be it dance at the opcI :t'
house \\'cdncaday night.
.\iIS llouard Sinvthe.
.\Iisn l izzlc Itohiuaon has returned I
rom .i plenaant t'lait to New \‘OIk.
\lian (‘ora \IIIIII,
been the guest of Mrs. Martha Mills.
.\HNS Lizzie Robinson has it'llli‘lli’ti5
from visiting friends iii New York city. .
'I‘Iu tioodale place on t‘mnpo street;
III being painted and otherwise im-.
pioied.
.I. It. Bilahoug, of New York. was a5
IeIIeht guest at the home of Attorney
Harri Sherwood.
Frederic it Kellogg IS in the el or tile at I
III-'ptiitineul of the Consolidated road
in Ne w iiav.en I
Foiltteeh (IUIIDIS was made at tilt-5
cake sale III Id last Satuitiay. for lhI
‘IcnI-tit oi' the Ilbr'ary.
II‘rI-wdl-Iltk ll. Redford and son of New
iorit. hate been on a hunting tiip itil
their summel home heie. ;
'I‘he Saiigatuck Whist Club will meet 5
onlght at thc home of MI and Mrs I,
.i-IIIIIhIIm Bradley, on Indian Hill.
'I‘huiatlay night the Sweet family “III 5
crlained ill Sungaluck Methodist
Shurch and attracted a large gathering. 5
Word was Iceeivcd recently front
Rev. Willis 1’ Elwood and wife. fr5IInI
Naples. Italy. 'lIIeI report a pleasant
rip met
Mr. and Mrs. ll. Jennings and .\llaHI
Anna Jennings Iltlllt' been loeeiit‘
heats of, Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Birks in 5
Bridgeport.
I
N. S Ferguson. of Eliot Norwalk.|
was III Saugatuck Thursday in the ill- 5
.II-lcat ol‘ the Connecticut l.itc Insur-
Ince (‘ ompany.
(‘aplaln Seicilo Allen hill-I pilt Ilin
Impeller the "Capt. M. Depuy." lnI
he market for sale and talks of re
hing from tllc freight business.
Following is the newly elected dc
Iartment Iomlnittce of I’Ioneci Iiook
i Ladder Co: John F. CII' I.Ie Edward
.‘ihecII-r, S. DIGIIIIanni. lI‘red I’ennoy- i
It. Owen Feencly.
MIIIII Emma Kemper Ililfl unnlialak-I
hly demonattatcd heI abllitv as II \‘III- I,
lnist. ‘:"IIIIIablc as have been pre-
'ItiliS iIaneaI-ilous hel wolk at the rt»
cni meeting of the musical society.
tits in the palate (If :t II-Ielation
’l‘herc hill»; ltot been. thus far, the
onerous ieapunse to the. call for con- 5
ributions for It purse to be giIcn .1lo
eph Mills. that might reasonably III-5
xpectcd. The projet‘t war-I not inspil
III by the beneficiary but w as the .lct
at home of Mra. Sunr‘ .
liarrow in ill at hilt home in;
i“5UP .\‘t‘W \IIt'Ll
- \oit min I
of Stamford!
has bet- III I tailing friends here. I
“:‘I'HIIIIfVngr‘I ' "
you know how «ally you could
hair also?
..
a
3‘00 REWARO.'100.
'I he readers of lhbi paper will 1‘0
[IIt‘ililt‘tI to learn that there lit at least
tone dreaded tIii-II-IIIIII that science huh
been able to cure in all its atagon and
that in Catnrrh. Itall‘a Oatnrrh Caro
Lorin: your hair? Dld~IIot
up it?» And prevent ”gray
”.I.-o.
. -- II!
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
5 iudize John M. 'l‘hayer In the Mill
ruperior court yeNIIrIlny granted tu'o
Iliiorcca both 0n tho mount"! of Gene
lion. (‘harlea .\l Huhbaii. of Huntinn-
l..toi ll'Itt'J for a legal aepaintlou from
5IIIIIII0I w. Ilubhcll, of Bridgeport.
5 ’ihe coupII were married III June.
iSMI The wife was a widow when Mr
llublIeII married her. She had too
'. ITOVII AND NANGII.
'ia the only poalttro cure now known
‘ 1347. ' y I to the medlIIInI fraternity. Catnrrh|be
lnI: a coma tutlonill disease. roqu reti
PLUMBlNJG AND STEAM II constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure bi taken internally, actlnfl
dimly upon the blood and mucous
Iliurfnoati of the system. thereby deli-
troylng the foundation of tho disease.
.and giving the patient strength by
building up the conatltutlon and usabil-
,lntz nature in doing ila work. The pro
. . EAT ,,
nor WAIlIna HEATING.
Ito'r AIR HEATING.
sLArit AND TIN noorma.
on. mi 3mm rating.
Ironic our rap
‘ ‘ hristmoe
inch '1 buy ohoap;
Icu fiery mummy! BUIY IIAIONJOR
I ' . . I I I
'“ ‘ “'-"“ “ "I “W" -‘ The“ “' " THAT REASON True to AN IXOIL-
lotiafactlnn la hitting a good article
that tour. .. than overconlfit the diffl'r- ' LINT TIMI TO HAVI WA“. "A‘
CONIIDIR HOW
ent'elnpt‘iI-c. our POCKET KNIVIca.IPERING DONE-
SCISSORS. SIIEARB, RAZORS. CAII MUCH NEATER AND "I
VEIIS and all MECHANICS TOOLS AND PRETTIER you" "60.:
WALL P
»-.~___———~.q
we CAN oivn voul worm
none CARE AND A'rrltt‘l‘Iou
uow THAN we CAN ouiuuo 'rttl
children and some nlopelti Then-5 Gal Fixturu, Metal Coiithl. Eta. 183831888:ng Thai?‘tlitiltiyrt‘l‘rgrlgriittulh‘; Allld It‘i'l.l.\' WARRANTED and mou- WOULD IE FOR THE HOLIbAY
”mini” to Ilil‘h' been Iro;nble. abotit inc; HIV. you a." our “flit M ‘dred dollnrlt 'for my case that it fella ey will be refunded on any imperfect.
c I ran an: properly a moat from t e; RICHMOND RANGES? to (.“m Send for list of tertlmoninh. goods. IIUY TIlE illc‘s '1‘. They are BEAION, IF IT WFR‘ HEMID
; , . . . . . INSIDE. MAKE A D" D
l "lht couple “ted in the \V'ifI‘SI THE 0 ES H P" I 1‘46““: . ”mm” tht‘ ehtuptat rm “”109 We
J N ‘ OTC“ ‘83 l'. J. ClmNhY. & (10-. POW“). 0~ have some nice nllt pit ks at low priced; PNEIENT OF IT.
‘Ii(il|.~lt'. Itl .\'oicnlbcr Ititiit the who
Itoltl hel husband he would hate IIIl
{make It home elsewhere no she hudl
.IenII-Il the hquIe to the non. Mr.
Ilnbbell fixed up a nice home. no he
stays. hall‘ a mile away. bill his wife
would not go with him. Site refliiied
to have anything III do with him and
he has not itpoken to her since.
Jessie A. Smith. of Stamford, Wflri
gilt-u a decice from dailies .S. Smith
They were married in
IKINI. 'l‘hcrc did not seem
to be .In.\ paitlcular rcaaon for the do»
wItIIIn
lion‘t l'IoIget the ”(Inland lirI tlooda
>Ii= re uhen making your holiday pulI-,
chases ion will tlnd a variety of
of liiltliteliori. II-IH5stoek there and the DI‘W‘S Icznioiiahh-
on I-IIIIlhIng See all.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
.\linie I.. Iiirchard rs.
liIIII-hald,
State or ( ‘oIItiI.--tlI ut. Fairlield county,
Supti‘lor Court, kn. Iiritlgcypott
III-I Hill ..A I). 1903.
I
I
II‘I-IederiIII J- land hot water.
”““"“ lulu saunas.
Upon the IlInIplIIInt of the said .\nnle'
I.. ltlrchard. praiiug for reasons tlII-II-
III net forth. tor a dIIIIrce and the I unlo-
III of two minor I-I.hildicn now pendlnn'
IN fore this Cotiit having been r'etulned I
IhI-I- to oil the that 'l u.- -:III: II III'UI min I'.
liitiii.
Ii appearing to and being found by;
thin ('tllll'L that I“l“‘t'til'litk J. IiIr‘chuId
the said III-l'e udani. la absent from this
.Stati.t Ind goal to |il|llS unknown .IIIIl'
that notice oi the pI-IIIIt-IIII IIl' lhIII
complaint was giII II as I"ttlliilt~tl by or-
dtr oi IIotiIe litrtui'oit issued and "0“"
the I‘Iaintitf ilSk!‘ I'm a l"Iuther older
5o! notieI III the preniiaeu.
“‘IIIIIIIi‘oII, tit'III-Ied. that home of'
the pclIIlI-ncy ot' Nliti complaint be uiI- 5
III by publishing this III‘IIIII in ’Ihc
Eitnlng SI ntlutl a In Iispilper prIlIteIiI
Ill South .\'III‘I,\IaIk t‘..IInn two necks
Hill't'PHt-iht I\. III-Inlnlcnt lag IIII or bel'IIl‘I-I
tllt- lfllh iIil,‘ III I) II-‘,Ilnbct I) Ittdii.
My order of Court,
II‘HII‘LI w 'I'It. H II.\' .
\el. tIInt (“letk of the Supclloi (‘IIlIIt
IIIr IF. lliiield (‘ ouilty. d I ’ -ltt
I
ORDER OF NOTICL
William I II
Itouion.
State oi t‘ onllec; icut
t) .Snptiior (‘olti‘.l .\'.S, IIIIIlgciIIIrt,
-I)ecelnber lith. A. “.1903.
l poll the cionlpl lint ot‘ the said Wil-
litlnl I. itoutoli. playing fol l‘tierllyt
1thelc III set forth, for a dinner and 1m .;
t‘llrltlth ot“a minor child now pending}
bchIII thll~ t‘oult hating been l"‘-tllllll
Ittiiiton \'.~. .\largurct
It'nirilI-Id (‘IIun-
. ed thereto on the tirut ’I‘ueaday of ticto-E
IIII. i903
It IIppIaIing to tlnd being found by
.lIIiN (‘ ourl that .\IaIparet .I. Iioutou. the
said threndant 1.». absent from thia5
State and gone to parts unknown, and
that notice of the pIIIIdI ncy of the chair
Suppose you could he IIhowlI your i'II~
I
of a generous minded friend. i
pIaIIIt way gIIcn In! II-Ipilred by older
Tho l"(-Illli\(is of Benjamin Comatook I“ “0”... “...“.“m”. ”we“ "M now
and Nicholas Space who were killed .I.. I’laiutift “k. 1-... a mm“... ordcr5
on» rm. and
,Novomber 28 by trolley on the NIII‘ i
’waik and \Vestpolt line will sue thel
.trollI-v company and the towils of
Westport and Norw.ulk They claim
.ihe road was left open as long as tllo'
trolley wait allowed to use it.
...-
LYoNs PLAINS.
Miss “sz9 Adams la visiting T. W.
'l‘ieadIII-II and family.
Mia. lltlulInhWhlte. of Pennsylvania.
is spending a week here with friends.
ert. Eli Wakemun entertained the
Matinee \Vhliit Club on Tuesday after-I,
noon.
William WliiIIi‘nnd son Milton tooki
family.
Misti Rose Cleary. who hits spent the
last eight months here. has returned to!
her home in Brldileporl '
Mr. and Mrs. David Provost. of New.
Jersey. spent some time recently with I
Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Smith .
Mrs I. It. lioyt hauIIIIIlIIId her boast)
qud gone to Bridgeport to spend the mining titer-.Ito
winter with her winter and family.
Minuet-l Myrtle and Grace Clark. of
‘ltridglipoit. who lune been
ill III at- Iil here, time returned home.
Mrs. John Kellogg, Mrs. Clifford
Pate hunt and baby daughter me home .
Iigulu flout It Iiall with relatives In
Stamford
viuitlus I
III‘ notice in the prclniims.
I‘IIIIImI-t'on til-IlIr.IIIl that notice of.
lilt peude my of said complaint in giv-
on by publiphlng this order in The
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper minted
in South Norwalk t‘I.IIlp two woe its
,Hit't't‘SRIVt‘Iy, coininonc ing on III heforeI
the 1‘. ’th day of Dix-Intuibtr A. l)..
by ordlr oft‘ourt.
FRED w Til. -\(' II‘Y.
Lisslutnnt Clerk III‘ the Supeilor 1Court:
t'oI lI‘IitirfiIIIl County
To the Board of County Commission-5
Ira of l’ailiield County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell at5
Idinner Sunday with John Williams and' wholesale alid scaled packages and
not to be drunk on the premises Splr—5
ituous and Intoxicatiug Liquors. Ale.
Lager Beer, Rhine Wine. and Cldei. at:
No. 32 Washington street. ”town ol‘_
NII.\Inlk .\ty place or Iitlsinttsa is not
located within two hundred feet in ti
diiect Iiln III II (‘ hulch Edition or But):
He School house. In the preniiaes Vlzt
or any l’pui- -0
i’uhllI Library or thinn'lely.
iiutui III Niiiwatk, We Help day or.
[)eecnihci. li.. llitiit.
HERMAN QIZITTNER.
. Applicant.5
\\',I the IIIIIlI-lslgped. dealers and
taxpaycrs. ttS‘ dediml by law of the
f‘louii ol' Noiw.ulk IIIIchy endorse the
Mina Charles Salmon entertained ro- 5uppIII-ntiun of the IIIIIIIII [lulllud uIer-i
centiy Mr». iI‘Ierett Sherwood tii‘ Hay.-
den' S Hill: Mina Mary A. “Albertina. “It
iman Quittnar, for gut-l] “cellist.
liatt d at Norwalk. this lath day of
.Michigan: Mrs. It. A. Salmon and hire. December A. 1).. thus.
Flank (lor.hani of Valley Forge. it), S. Lump HInry C l‘roeb John
-—-~———' 'Nrugebuuer, II‘Iitz Gallon. )onrad
Mr. Carr threw5KILLED HUSBAND IN SELF DE- Becker.
EN
0
MOUNT HOLLY. N. J. Dec.12.--'
Mrs. Sarah A. Béatty, who was chars-I
tlnmuet Bonny no lair
quitted today. it; II. My outlined
she tailed tini- titanium in mltdetenw.
’i‘beiurr was our eighteen hourli.
our.
d Durand.
I-ltllB
l__u
I heiehi certitt that the above nam-
Id cndoi‘set‘a (In: electors anti taxpay-
Irit, as definld in law, of the Town of
fall into It ad with the murder pf her husband. I Norwalk,
6 last was ne- 5
Dnttll at NIIIquk. this 12th day of
IIN‘ecnliIeI. A. [I..
Dublin II. “NIT”
Ifor your money Is the only kind we
Town-Clerk. Tclqhonolthouloru‘. ' ..:.;' :::.: :
con MNYPA
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
W
Sold by lirugglsts. 750.
Ilall't: It‘nmily Pills are the best.
I
lure (‘IIIIIIItmuIII-s OI' iIlUNt‘ of. your
filinlly'.‘ lIou't you Illink it might
I‘ntlI-Ie you to at IIIII'I‘. lithe alt-pi; to pro-
tect them and provide for your own old
age? A pollcr
I. lfe Ina. Co.
these results.
F. H. FIELD. GEN'L. AGT..
United Ilnk Bld'g..
per cent.
A dividend
III the (John. General ;
will accomplish both of
10%
I semi-annually of 5% per cent.
So. MOI-walk. ,
Prennt rate should be Increaoed
‘ . within the year. Your dividend
TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS DIN-5 guunniecd and principal protected;
NER TASTE GOOD TRY A throu h I “trust fun " of Thirty- ed a .__- -
5 point of simplicity and good tanto'
NICE BOTTLE OF five “ lliomi. ' at II hlch they are intro to remain for TI“ 60"” 31“.;
P017. Slurry 0f TOKDY Wlnfll‘ An Investment. not I Hullnlc time. .-. ; r
If you hate a cold buy a bottle I). speculation." “ I“ ”80"“ of moulding 0" 0‘" ”ORB . " I ‘ " .
llcrlnltngc, (ild ltlackthorue. Taylor The I! pill!" founded on the 1“, of 5"“'|”“‘5(‘“”f "‘0 ““058 metropolitan F0 R ST E A 'I‘M "A b
and Smut-Net I{\ e \Viliflktty—Id” first I stylus. Vi II can frame your pictures as
avenge- some n that of life innar-
clam IJlIllldh—-mixvti with lemon, uugar not.
.\'ollllng be II'IltI in the Sand for booklet to
“ ... “I Hommltt. lulu Block. Hortiord.
Dennyb Iluli ,gRepreaentatlie
l Lauder illk. South Norwallt. Ct.
IMPERIAL CAFE.
Railroad 'Ilvonuo. _._
'Phono. 132.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
New England Electric Motor- Have
no superior. cm lhow them In
operation. ‘
5
5Nice * .
and Warm When you grim.
Repairn to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engineo'and General Mach-
ine Work Solicitod.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'F'G CO.
56 WATEE ST... 80. NORWALK.
Honest
COAL ......
$625 a ton Delivered “III-RIPUEmmm-i
we to. Capital. stream. ell-Int... suit—mo.
“....
'Coldost Rooms5
can be Hated {It a [6105
moments by the use of:
‘6 A S Radiator.
Price. $2.50 up!
mu—
(‘oal that will aim you full India“ A depollt placed
with the Industrial
Savings and Lean
Company burn a
quarterly dividend
of the per cent. per
lnnum from that.
of doped! until
date withdrawn.
State Ouporvlolon of New York and
..IIcll The kind that Is clean
and that its I‘IItlI till the awy ’
through and which every penny that is I
paid counts for warmth and comfort
5fot you utid your family
8. HERSHFIEIII & 888
Connecticut.
5 i A TWO YARDS, N k.
..V .w V... I.“ Orwal BRANCH OFFI 12 I
cuncord It” South Norwalk. . CE, 30- MAIN ST
T.ct E. Norwalk 91-6. 5. Norwalk 54- 5 Resident Directors. mldent Manage".
R. L. Cobut‘n
John I. Lawrence
I. Mortimer M. Lee
‘" chariot E. Dow
Mrs. F. E. Coleman. .
4‘ SO. ”‘1" Sta 50. NW01‘I‘
tau Opened tier
Mlillneiu Pallet
with n
. .
Full Line of Fall and Winter-5
Hair. » -i_
Triton-cl and Unm'mmed. ‘ "
outing Hats from $1.00 to 31.00.
CALI. AND LOOK.
III South Main street. unit-In,
IIIIIII 8. VIIIISIIII "
PLUM?!“-
:ruu.
not wan-n.
m 91.4" "
rrfrgno.
Tin, Shed lion. Copper
am fine.
nAvin w. nAYMONo 3} so solm. Hun Strut.
. “ ”I'm" .IIIIIII H.t.i in H, .
I883 Erratum. « “WM“: 137% ..Iut-II n. m. in a...” "We
I. North Main st. .00“! Nomlit. " . ,_ “...... mm“... .41
8‘?th Norwnt Conn.
Ramona. O Grimm Terrace. 8"
....
It’s Nice?
. up in the "taming and the PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
'liiing Lociroot It (lo.
122 WATER 81"..
I Tel. out, 31-5.
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I . iT Is A FACT/THAT Duh ”(Q-Ila
'5 MEN ARE NEAT.
69111310010 W3
kin: and DOW, CALL “8 ON THE raoad mi.
‘Noltt- Door to the Library.: 80. Non; l-—---——--5
'Phono.4H.
5§ioturo FramoE ET 60811
; Eashfons
5luivc been gradually changing tron).
wax to _\t ar iiiltil now they have reach-I
. ‘L'S
10 First Avenue. ' “I” II"!
Telephone coil. in ‘ VI "
HOT. WATER HEATING
Ilasunus' A WAnM "‘qu 3M.
Aun meal-mm auto; I
.I/ WEATHER? “’5".
I they should be framed.
, Many an old picture ill llll old style
tfranle Ian be reclaimed Item the ser-
}rI-i and made decidedly attractive in
Ithc ncII utyle mouldings
Ira Order—Window sultan. pic-5
lure Frames.
I
‘Dcaler' in Wall Papers. Paintern"
Supplies, Artists' Materials.
JENKINS' VALves AND FIT- SPECIALS. I
Tmos. White Curtain Poles with Fig.5
tures. me.
also To Be Cloth Window Shades. with
GARLOCK PACKING CAR- “in“ 2SC- I .
iItso IN srocx. Solid Brass Half Curtain Roda, ‘ "““ "
lend tor Cam and invtttifitl
ft. .
I3 long with fixtures. roe. for yourself.
"Shore-Cut" Can Opener. out.
easily. No ragged edge. .
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tinfoil & Litigation
96 LIBERTY stat-zen
NEW YORK.
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVDD.
1.,"
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4
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me. DECORATING- " The Hamlk W808i “Wm
“L H' DBCkGI' W1.(incmporued¥, 1.45;.
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Telephone.cmm.. ‘ u. no.2. . ..
new Network. and; initiation
"coal"
“ci‘oaI’ ’ and Friday/III 5;
' mi away at a; a9 .ii. In.
~IIHC‘oar’ mem «vaiimJonam.
$6.25 per Ton. ‘
Why buy poor. slutey cool. when you
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the “BEST LEHIGH"
COAL mined and can therefore gour-
nnlee satisfaction. Send us a trial or-
. I
Ilillil
To the Old Country. and
Money Order. payable. “whim...
Europe. For sale 1.110“ est rated.
der. and we will convince you of the ‘
Jacob M..I.alitpll
5 Roman! mace. south Namath. a
mats I13: our coal.
at o. 2 Nut. (not the flat slate
stall). 85. 00 per ton. Best Gumbel-lung '
Bituminous nt’nttrnctlve prices.
seggzmvimrge or'small quantities.
cord on
and split gths or sawed
tiring Lockwood III 00.. :29 5
so. NORWALK. ‘
lunch Office. 2 to. Main 8..
nut. It... mil;-
by Four Yuri
.. The residence of ’i‘hotu'lu 8,
.1 Smith. 65 Osborn avenue. nu't j;
SOLID AND 30001881111“
leoull‘hody with u pucli war
.00?“ "DIWALI. 00"".
Caplfll. 1100.000 00
momma
on» man. ___ua.zoo_.oo
JACOB I. “M m
John ti rut-rim“whim“= m '
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John H. Knapp amount: ‘ I
u—u—p
human Solidi-d . '
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25? 5% $100 ......Jiw,
4m. Manama " '
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