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it /
ii.
.. ‘ ' . . . J 10.! “Wt iii. 0'“ “' . ‘
3:“. his“ stir-hm lithium"- ”It . 7 morning. when him with fear and grave suspicion.
“9 '9'?“ ’ r the Illlnblihim: on tho ice m‘lirt‘id trot‘l. . motorboat-6 madman” tr» sine:
2i i. .t ‘ Ever)" HIM tart-mt to s sncrttit-. in t a s' r u none 0 .
gIIo'dIgl-m Sugar. (with other ed with dismoitda. y. realiieitls I llllbe things moved him "on Illa lillr-t
. . . said a“ iii? m r. “a ”ugh it I push to constantly hit-tithe tilt punk!
3 lbs. Pure Leaf hard, 35.: handsome rig it as t t result oi it filot‘t . outdoor air. t .
at l in this way it but: Winter Willi ttpetilti
l-‘auey Elgln Creamery Butter. 15c lb.
3 lbs. urge Santa Clara Valley ‘
Prunes. ‘ Mo
3 Cans Toningkw
.. .1.
V. .
licked hp. 25c
I lit‘ .
oil,
at com-nos. vnnuat
assr NORWALK. coan.
nutrition
Mrs. tum Rupp is critically ill at her
home on Van Zant street.
Mrs. Frederick Bidwell. of Sumeld.
Ct. is the guest of Mrs. Charles R. Ba-
ltor. of East Avenue. .
Several new boats will be purchased
by East Not-walk people for use this
coming summer. Moat of them will pro- I
babiy be. small launches.
Mrs. Matthew Rowland anti Mrs.
John H. Cole spent yesterday afternoon
an the guests of Mrs. Swift. of Harl-
latiti street. South Norwallt.
'l‘ho steamer Bond Currier scraped
some of the copper off her bottom this
morning whilt ploughing through the
ice flees in the harbor.
The Emanon ti'hiat Club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Edward Robertson.
tomorrow afternoon, at 15 Rowan
street. The. hour of meeting has been
changed to 2:15.
The new pool table has been Install-
ed in llufner's store. anti gas fixtures
are being pttt in place over it. As
soon as the players can be entered. it
pool tournament will be commenced.
The Endeavor Circle of the Kings
liaugltters of .the. South Norwalk (lon-
gregationsl church is holding a meet-
ing this aitcrttoon at the. home of Mrs.
Milton Elwood. of 12 Rowan street.
-—-i\lctllclnal Liquors for family one.
\\‘i: pay a license to sell these. Bridge
Pharmacy. .
George Donaldson, formerly foreman
for Alit-ndrnth Brothers‘ foundry. in
Port Chester. has secured a position
with the Colonial Foundry and Ma-
chlnc Company. of East Net-walk.
Clayton Marshall. son of Dr. James
1.. Marshall. of Van Zant street. and
Mrs. A. E. Hall. formerly of New York
were married Christmea day iti that
city. They have since been living in
East Norwalk'. '
A very pleasant surprise party was
glvtn last evening. to Mira Mary illum-
qulst. at her ..ome on thr. lienedic
Farms. The evening was spent in
games and music. Refreshments were
served and all lttid a good time.
The steamer City of Norwalk had a
very hard time getting up the harbor]
this morning on account of the ice. She
was several hours coming up from
Sheffield Island. The oyster boats were
able to get out after considerable back-
but.
llrswtendcr .lohn Cole opened the
draw this morning for the purpose of
putting salt of the. piers so that it
would not freeze up. He says that he
expects to have another snowstorm lit
a few days and wants to be prepared
for it.
The members of the Emanon Draina-
tic Club are planning io‘givc another
play soon. '1 heir last play "Six Cttpa.
of Chocolate" was a great success. The 3
one selected for the next presentation l
is entitled “A Parliament of Servants.“ i
The date for its production has not asii
yet. been set.
Charles E. Gray. the well-known gett-
tlcntan who has achieved quite a repu-
tation Ill these parts as a hunter and
tlslicrntan. and who is now one of the
best-liked ‘cmployca of the Rittlel cont-
puny. announced today‘ his marriage to
Miss Margaret lt‘owler. of Attleboro.
Mass. The wedding took place last
Wednesday, in l’awtucket. R. l. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. .loa-
cpii ,Eldridge Chandler. of the First.
Methodist Episcopal Church. of l’aww
tucket. Mr. and Mrs. Gray will re-
side at it Havllantl street. South Nor-
walk.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. George Silvernail. daughter of
ii. i". Simona. of this place. In quite iii
of. neuralgia at her home in Nouga-
tuck.
The building committee of the Bap-
tlst‘Chureh. met at the parsonage. la‘st
night. No‘ dcilnltc conclusion was ac-
rived at. \r
Mrs. F. c. Brown. he has been lit
for the‘paot four weeks. is improving.
and is now spending a few days with
Mrs. Josephine Crow. ’
. There. ar‘e unclaimed letters at the
Rownyton post-oillco for Augustus
“runner. Mrs. Johnr-Bcchccl. 0. A.
llay‘and A. E. Hughes.
.Joaephfidrork has been confined to.
bill homcon the West Side. with an lit-t
- Jurodeyn. caused by getting a steel'
saith“!!! ii. ultimatum-It at mafia:
walk their. Factory to SODIIINOIVDI. ' _.
Nrgondillrs. Ionics t; Stevensr’uf
ransom alga“. fins most agreeably
nu . by (“fiber of relatives, last
v ' lg. ‘ The «union woofln h or
thlkytlftlngnnlrerasry of t if
mat-mar A that enJonble‘Lm
“Inst . 3
t» . . 2.37 .
-. w‘mmu visit], ”frienda though he . ‘i‘ to m. m. M hbflo from I. mention of the Fodont— . _ .. . _
hero tronitatnm .“ , peculiarly unkind! “will! all “field ‘m" "5°“ I” Ind ”mm.“ m , STHE G. N. ”MB!
A man' Aid Society by changes of weather. he captioned 1' - . g , . . ‘_ , 7‘ u .. .
«undamaged». lght. no dint-tiny 7 tone thiagsaftor .fi . .1 ”g“ t “i ‘H’I’Gm; :
i .Jil,l.li‘vlsitdr,lnteatering ulnar“; .1. now. . 0 II! 0 on . ,. ._ , ,
South“ or?! minor-alum hail-i nor has he he‘ Id?“ ' " .1“ H ' We it In time “I ”We“ ‘.°'N‘ORWAHLK" «
neat. . _ ., ;: .any way Plume... ' ._._. ._ _ I '
arm.
The litiys’ Ulub II planning to hold ‘ and our patient had not only held ills
.an entertainment soon. for the purpose own, ltttt made a liti'l'i‘iiilbio italn, ttilti
of raltihg money enough to main the had altitet-ctt hunt. and courage for the
baseball clttb with uniforms. The sttnggla icr lite. tiprln . ll autumn
baseball club will he one of the ham 'cnnto ittid went. anti ye tin.- mode of
turns (it the club. and they Will proha- llio Wait ersrvercd . hit the atldl-.
hly have it good team. ‘sevmt meet- i tion of to in exercise I mild charac-‘
tags have been held at the home of let. tilktn by [Willie Wnlkl'in as mean-
ltev. T. ii. Miller. tint places as possible..A dolly sunblth
An unknown man had a runaway yca- (ii iii cast one hour Willi taken by nit-
tcrday afternoon. “a was drll'ilig In ‘ ill ii iii? fill“ nIt'Ililii‘iI id Ihd Walsh.
the tilt-cotton of Notwaik. when but "tins '1 it to be curried out aomeriat
. Iinl'Ft‘ tooit fright at something anti ’ at'tuiuai i‘. until tbt sitttt bccatna tit'i tut:
itmttott. Iltt wastht-owti out of tits tamed to thr sunshine. and a south.
islcigh and the sleifill upset [nit tut btown tttn dtrclopcd. .\ftti' this ‘tttttgt-
taoon as he was out, rghidtl. Il‘he map was reached the itittlirtit could sit for
Iplcked hliust‘lf till. tilillt the what llhil'jilll tnilt-ilulte lllllt‘ it the tlilll. With
l
robes on his back and started to trudge i llli pure and cumin”. The benefit
alter the timid“. Waitillh hill'sagpeng‘ed ltfitn lIlt‘4t‘ tillllIllllILs was quite notlce-l ,
down the root. ct er 0 as ate. 1 .WJI. -
i caught it yet or not is what people . All" a J'Hll' 01' iIIItt Willi 0i "I". til' =:VD‘IK“'II:: H di milk”
who saw him are WOlltlcrlhg. 'tltttttgh tht change IlLilI born \‘tt'y at'tttt-_ an.“ 5' M. .t n. our
, .__..—.. .llltI. the patient was decidedly intprov-‘ oi otoiiiaeil - oi 6 meta
. MOTHIR KIDNAM gold. vtl. and he entered upon his scrotal ibyspopala by
a...“ war with rcntwcd hope and courage. lhs use of
Takes Him Away From Mammoth... 'i‘o tltt same daily tours: of living be Notch 4'
lxaitlllg lung in winm‘. nightly adhcrtd tltr ughout the second
WINS’I‘ED. Jan. 38.-—Tltrtlwlng nvwimor. and during this time. while
islmwl over hct‘ tilli years out boy. Mrs. ' there was no “militia change. tlit‘
Frank McMahon Tuesday “turning ' gains \l't‘l‘t. constant and substantial.
rushed from her mother's lipttt‘tmtints Hi to Hill" tiutt-Oltt had both llvlui:
:iu Adams” block with the. Ind In her In “it" city of Grand Rapids. Michigan.
:m-mg serratnlng and trying to kick in“ btit at the litglnttitig cf the wound
Imothcr bocitutie he did not want to Nttrlna. he itousht a rum-II farm and
leave hp. grnluhnuihpr'g_ M”. u. 0. titt.rt-tl IIlll'tIO. llerelte benttnloitdtla
‘Adums. where he had been taken while little activity to his outdoor life. He '
irtcit last week while hIi-l mother was did ilaht chores at that. care was tak~
'away on a visit. leaving him In charge in that extrclrc snotllo not be carried
int a colored woman. Mrs. McMahon ‘ to the point of exhaustion. He found
jlttttl taken the. wise precaution to have h'm‘ii‘ll “hit '0 (10 but “tilt? iii ill“
it‘hief Wheeler tit-company llt‘r attd beginning. and light exertion could
.though Mrs. Adams fumed and rose.) be sustained bttt a short time. but the
lat seeing her grandson being thus can I ”In". Uliiliilh Hilliltl Hi "N. rili“€‘iiii.\"
Iricd off. she did not dare attempt to Increased the capacity to work. so that.
:Htpnpmrp him with the officer “map" by tht t-at-ly Hilllllllf r he was able to.
by. I perturm moderately light iitbor through
The. mother and daughter have not ”I“ i'lllil'i‘ “it.“ Willi iii" I'ttmilts 01"
. been an friendly terms for a long time. ' warm wrathcr tltc auubatlts were rtu‘
Mm. McMahon duos not propose to‘lltwvd. but an“: art for an hour or
have her gm] kidnapped by his stand i two merely. but throughout the ttttirt-
.pareuts again. I day. he pursued his work in the tillll-.
. —————-«———»~ .bllllll‘. stripped to the \VllInt. The}
on. 'Am AND OR. SUNSHINI. Illintfll of tbcst all-day Hillllitllhst soon‘;
liccantt very apparent. Hy tht mitldlt-
How They Won . BM“. wm, at...“ I it! the iatltttimt-rlltte ltnprofetutltnl wiltich
‘ tat tttcrto ttt-tt atcaty. ntt sow.
, ."d M" Win Othorlt I became. more rapid. Coughing became
_ tliy Mrs. George B. Scott. itt Good 1 tnuch has frequent. and the amount of
Housekeeping.) lllillli‘l’ raised from the lungs. whit-it
‘lltc subject of this sketch was pro- :Iiilil hithtrto bet ll t'tlll“lillll and copious.
tilt-llfiSCiI to pulmonary weakness front . was reduced to a mouth." illlillllIl) and
childhood. but the trouble of Which (‘i‘llIInl‘iI principally to it short time
I am about to speak had its origin in u . after rising. and a {cw lImt'c' tIIiI‘Iii‘t:
rit'l‘tl'f attack of grip about three and l tht titty. liti-tzthing became much
one-half years ago. The patient wnstttsier tttttl llltll'i satisfying, ttud tht
‘clotacly confined to the house from the tllstttuslttg gurgle ltt the luttg~ was
flit-ginning, but instead of being bene- now stltlom lclt 'I‘hw tcll~lt itit' food,
lititctl by the treatment he. grew rapidly i returned llllII digestion I‘i‘l‘ulllll nor»
|weaker; the cough which had been utal; the whole system scouted to lake
‘aci‘ct‘c front the beginning liecameitiu ttcu ttzttc and vigor. And M It be
fworsr. and soon led to hemorrhages i itr'ti said that no medicine has been
tirotn tIif lungs. so that within it fcw . luktn bilit‘i‘ tltl.- inttdc of living was
Iwceks it was milllil'in'l that Ili' wastann.
‘Huffering trout thctlrcutl tIIHtls“. tuber-1 'riu- ni'nt‘l‘IiI initn‘m'etm-ni has run-
culosla. More than it your ot' patnp..-- titttmi till the ptmttt utit‘ttg. IIlt‘
ing. and what We thought to be the middle of Nov. so that Ili‘ who wait;
[best of care, followed. and large ttuau- t our patient ttt Illi‘ beginning of this-
titles of doctors' medicines and non» i sketch has. become a man of sufficient
itrums were taken. to no pttrpoae: the t strength to t'ndlll‘i' the strain of ordin-
iaufferer was only weaker. and nearer [ttry ilgltt furm’work without any not~
wnat rtcmrd the lnevttublc end. Then Ictitblr dl<trc=a or inconvenience. All
came it severe. attack from which it i the autumn he hits put. lit a fttll (Ill)
termed impossible thitt he could rt-liltrcughout the week. with 1AM and
cover at nil—twenty fearful ltctttor- | pleururc. and the life which two years
thages Ill ten days' time.
i
t
t
l
t
tree him rally. But owing to a strong I still greater rigor and rungrdnw of;
constitution he was. in a few weeks. . body than he now possesses: so far as;
t
toner. '
muslin“
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
PRAlSES MISS A. A. CHOPOURIAN.
Tuesday's edition of III“ llttrtiorti
t‘ourttttt itt speaking of a concert by the
I'Ittltrptt (flab. of that city. Monday er-
titing sou recording :t former South
Not-walk singer. lit)“ a tillll‘i‘Il soloisl
itt lIlt' t-ttpliol city:
Inul‘s t'i‘.‘lllli:l. "I'tttt," was IIlt‘
principal uorlt oi lilt‘ exciting. The so
lolsts of the evening wcte all llaitt'ortl
choir singers. and they deserve praise.
for the manner with ultit-lt they citr-
ND] ”‘1‘ l‘ninttllilt' llllttilt‘ tit' lhi‘Il' rttltln.
Miss A .\Rilt'.~ t‘ttttptiuztttt! sting ’tho
principal role or name part. and c, IlIIt‘
Iittl u "”0 mice. t'slti‘i‘Iilily good Ill the
high itttli‘s. Titv‘ tent til the i'l'tfllv
lug um thi- iIllt‘t of Illt‘ llcdct'ma
Knight, (‘ H. l't'ittt'. .II' and Unit. “For
lhcc my lift. ttll I;l‘Ii;IlII\ :~hinc.~t."
TRYING TO ACQUIT BEHR.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. .Iltil. L'Sr‘Hhrr.“
lteltr's mother lost llIttIii presented to
Hi" polite utt iliIIiIiH‘Il itoiu innit: Vu-
.caro. n NilItKlli'Iu‘t pci'. It which oath is
made II‘lll llvltr who i:- tilliIi‘l' .‘it‘l't‘al in
connection with the IIL"I.tti‘II. ltttl.. nutr-
tier myuicru n'tt: lit \'.:t~;trtt‘.-t stiltmn
'1 tlttriut: the early within: of January 2i.
:ttcitt IIHtI .\it~:s St-‘zm-ftr was kill-
tilt
ctl. .\ (‘ltitttttnatt aim it.” Ilt‘i'" iiillli‘i
. who states that lit'ltr um» :t' his place
i‘l‘I. Tuesday tttcltt. .Ilill. lit.
Ill Main air
CALLED i'O CHICAGO CHURCH.
i‘lIII‘.\(i(l, Jun. :5. {The tut. .iohu When it is gone
R. .‘Illl‘l'INIll, of St. .Ittttl. N. Ii., hart
“0"" Invited to IIH' pitalorttm or the m f€€l 50" that
. _ . ‘ ‘ . g .. 'r‘lrrt Presbyterian t'iturt-h. which has
. which I "8“ was " mtrc ”um": I" ”INN“ i been rat-it it since the death of the Rev.
brought hitn so our that no one. not ‘ has liccomr ll thing of beauty. tilled . W .l (‘lticltoatcr “ WM. Iii!" \ “In”
even his physician. cvcr cxptctctl to. with "evil” labor. He expects tti reach M W mm H “.M .5. ”firm! m’ ltt- Morrl
null
rhour arrived. He came in for dinner.
tip and about the house again. though
weaker and more hopeless titan before. 1
The cough was terrible and constant:
there was a never-ending gurgle of
matter in the lungs with every breath.
accompanied by a distressing feeling
of suffocation. .
At this ttme an X-ray cxatnlnatioug
showed the ttpper half of the right
lung to be very badly diseased. with
several lesions elsewhere. and the
examining physician. a specialist. pro‘
bounced lilo. patient to be Ill an ad-
vanced stage or consumption.
Let me tell you how we met the
emergency. it was now the last of
November. cold, and raw. but in place
of the housing and pampering. thepat-
tent was ptit ottt of doors to live in the
open air. His mode of life was as fol-
lows: He rose about 't' in the morning
tititl was given a cold sponge bath. fol-
ion-ed by brisk rubbing with a rough
towel. At ilrst the water Was only a
little below bodily heat. the tempera-
ture being lowered each morning till
cold water was used. lmmedlatelyfol-
lowing this bath he was dressed warm.
iv. with ilannels next the skin. wrap-
ped in woolen blankets. and with a hot
brlclt undcreach foot. was placed in
a Morris chair out on the porch. where
he remained in comfort wtthout need-
ing further attention till the dinner
and as soon as the meal. was ever took
hls'place again on the porch with the
same wrappings and hot bricks on be-
fore noon. and remalntd there till out»;
per time. which was about 7 o'clock
in the. evoniug. After slipper he athyod
in the house with the. faintly until
bedtime. About 9 o'clock his retired to
a room made as» nearly like. ontdoont
can be seen he. aecnts to have ran-
t|llI.\Iii‘tI the disease: all indications
seem to promise years of healthful and
active life.
POPU LAR AMUSEM ENTS.
liliST PERFORMANCE
WEEK.
in the presentation of a Naval intact.
at l-loyt‘s Theatre. last night. the Myr-
kloliarder Company gave by far the
best performance of the week. Till‘l‘l‘
was not a weak spot in the whole
ill“ THE
ed by the audience. W. H. Harder. as
Ned Comteil. Miss Myrklc as llolly
Eaton. and J. Edwin Cat-routers. tin
and they were splendidly suplmrted tty
the other members of the company.
The specialties- by
Frank Clayton and Allen and iirlght
were of a high order and wore’wortlt
the price of admission. Tonight the
company will present The Secret Dis-
patch, and tomorrow night Little Ala-
bama. after which there will be an
amateuncontest for three prizes. which
consist of s silver water pitcher and
goblet. a gold watch soda silver cup.
Thesc‘prllcs are of first class quality
and are on exhibition at Glover's shoe
store. '
COLUMBUS TYPHOID GASES.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 28.—-—8incc
January 1. laid cases of typhoid fever
have been reported in Columbus and
there have been nineteen deaths from
the disease. Tito largest number re
ported fur a single. day was 48. today.
The health authorities claim the prer-
altnru of the disease is title to contain»
inallon of the water in the Soloto Rlv-'
m.
an was peas hit: by. throwlnx Wendi
windows a doors. Where. between
woolen blankets; with.“ out: of W
ing. and with his’ tone" (in the pitch
window i not a. _«or two yards may,
baton-nib» as {bog ‘oouid stand) he:
spent the night. found perfect
so foras warmth was cita-
”a
MILO UP, ROIIED AND SHOT. .
SAN JOSE. Cal.. Jan. 283-”. A. ~
Pohlniann. treasurer of: the Federated i
Mal Council of Santa Clara countyi
. liobood hold tip and. robbed of 8230
_ oft! s poldwsten and then shot. proba-
b y Built.- Minoan was returning
ed. both day and. nigh" huh.
he found it opts.
toprocttro ported.
lag the moat WV or. -
This . . "I ‘ ll
“ham. J,
I
Heriest
COAL
‘iii 25 a Tilt-Delivered.
cost and thdy-wcre generously applttud- ' NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
lNG IN.
Coal that will give you full value
Burton Butterwotth. tittlexcrllcut work 3 for your money is the only kind we
.clean
way
IJOIllll‘lI Laue. dan- I through and which every penny that is
cor extraordinary. Myrkle and Hunter. - pttltl counts for warmth and comfort
. The
that
kind
conl
that
all
is
the
‘ sell.
and is
for you and your family.
i
ll. HERSH
. TWO YARDS.
isosvlow Avst, East Norwalk
.600»: PC at.
ital.
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'Phone. 13!.
Jcsltlits Brooklyn:
and -
1.x
IGARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLAYING.
MMMkm
Haven superior. Cap show thstn
in operation. _
Ammo "one I
rtlno ‘ tnnins’s *6 ‘Gsnzral _ gt:
insWortt tannin. ~
tilt tat.
. .., c
. Whats
. a
,_ i‘uow's roost
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro-
warti for any case of Gamma that can-
not he opted by Hall's Cstsrrh Care.
‘ ' . J. OIIINICY i 00.. 'l‘biodo- .
" We. the tindcrslatted. have known li‘.
.l. Cheney for the Inst to years. and tin-
[love him perfectly honorable lit HII
business lrtttttutt-lloua and financially
(able to curry oitt any obligations made
iy his firm
WAIJ‘iNiI. KINNAN & MARVIN.
WllnIt-attln llt'ii'utints. Toledo. 0.
‘Httli'n Clitlll'l'Il ('ure is taken inter-
pally. llt'liltg directly lilitil‘ lht: blood
iattd Inllt‘tiliit surfaces of the system.
Testimonials «out from Price 76 cents _
Men die. widows cry. friends are
per bottle. Sold by all lirtltztllttln. |
Take Hull‘s Family l’llla for colit-‘li-
0‘
sorry. Iuit that doesn't furnish broad»
but a policy in the .
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potion.
Conn. Oonorol Llfo lnsur-.
one. Company
payable mmediulcly makes the family!
indepen out. |
new H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT, .
Unitad Bank Bld'g.. So. Not-walla:
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Paying Mining. Oil. Smelter and
industrial Stocks making possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY 8: CO.
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal A nts.
Members New York Consoldsted
Stock Bxchsn . 66 Brosdwsy Ind
t1 New Street, "York.
E. BALDWIN HAMKITT. Manager,
Western New England lunch: II II!-
aors : lulu "-35 Catlin Ildg., Martino, a.
Denny B. littil. Representative.
l Lauder Bik. South Norwalk. Ct.
Get afload
COKE
in your ~ccllar.
It will last as (one as
other fuels and van
will admit it is
much: cheaper.
you 'lin'll want more.
Then: is a‘
HOT TIME
in every bushel of it.
Give it a trial and be
can'ht'nced.
innit t lititiigtt.
'PHONE. as.
Cllliuit-“JODMIO. Surplus. $185,000.
' Thu
Earning Power
I. of your savings in-
Vt‘SIf‘lI with this
Company at .1 per
(Out. In ":3 per cent.
- greater than if in-
vested at l per
cent; is «i: it": per
cent. greater than if invested at 1W;
per cent.;.and lit; 2-.: pt‘i‘ cent. greater
than'if lnventetl'at it per-cent. ‘
State Stipend-tori of New Voi'lt and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 SO MAlN 8T.
Raids"! Directors. Rssitisnt Managers.
Mortimer M. Les R. Leohurn ,,
Charles E. Dow ’ John I. Lawrence
Fri-Ms“-
””621“
. some .
Tot. 3w lion. Copper
‘v’ in”: .
122
i' v
‘;Toi. cau,~ato._~~= .
the slamming of that
door-—- keep out the
cold air—avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE Coma AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got it.
COMSTOCK. WATKINS I. DOW.
'PHONE. 43-6.
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SOLID IND SUCCESSFUL.
CilgNaiittlalBault
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capitol. -700.000.00
Surplus. SIO0.000.00
Other Profits. 880,600.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, ProIident.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-President.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
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Willi PiliiI‘SaIi-
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year’s Gold Papers. .
500 Paper. . ., 100
40c Paper, 82c
30c Paper. .. 240
25c Paper. . .u 20c
Borders saute discount. “
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
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Dealer in Wall Pa era, Painted
Supplies. Artists Materials.
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Half Curtain Rods.
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