. ta walnut.
file’lidomnrok Conn.
m..._.._....
halos.
, . a
hold a meeting it w . ht. "
The Woman‘s bilingual most in
Trinity Church, tomorrow night. ' _
Concord Dlvlaioll. Edna of Tempor-
once, of Norwalk. wnl hold a session
this evening.
Mrs. (‘linton limiter. of South View
Terrace, is spending the day in New
York.
——Proscriplious
llrldgc Pharmacy.
Mrs. (‘arr. of No. ll, High ,stroct
South Norwalk, is unite ill with tho
ugrip. '
George. A. Jennings. ,who has been
III at his residence in, West street, for
tile past ten days, laconvaleacent.
Leonard Banuln and Charles Squirt-a
of banbury. spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Edward Beers. oi' lowe street.
.'l‘hc Commercial ileum] gives the
real estate sales in Norwaik, last week.
a specialty. The
, CHENEY mamas
“ row evgning.
For Norwalk and vicinity: IIusot-
tied weather with oeasicoual rain to‘
night and Tuesday. A disturbance is
central this morning near St. Louis.
It is producing cloudy and unsettled
weather with light rain from the Miss:
isalppl River eastward to the coast.
Mild temperatures prevail in all sec-
tions except the extreme north. Cou—
dltions favor for this vicinity cloudy
weather. with occasional rain and not
much change in temperature.
___..._...._.__........
Prof. J. Gerstel will give a pool ex-
hibition at the Norwalk Club tomor»
—-lf you would your husband please.
use our Goodrich Recipes.
George it‘. Bettsyof the United Tel-
pherage Company, has been spending a
few days” vacation in town.
A chafing dish supper will be given
at the Norwalk Congregational Church,
tomorrow evening, by the Young Peo-
pic's Society of the church.
Miss Mamie Hawkins. of Southporl.
who has been spending several weeks
as the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
llawxhurt, ol’ Norwaik, has mturneu
home.
——lf Mary was Good
And Ann was Rich,
What would Mary Ann be?
Ans. llic leading grocers.
There will be two basketball games
at the. armory, tonight. Company 1".“
first item will play the liobokcus.
while the Montauks will line up‘
against the Weary Five, of Stamford.
——Da.magcd goods from steamer
”Eagle". are now being sold at Ray-
mond Bros. dock.
The Norwaik City Council will hold
its last meeting of the fiscal year, this
evening, when all matters will be set-
ticd up, in anticipation of the city‘s
annual meeting, which will be held
next Monday night.
Benjamin F. Mead, who has a sum-
mer residence at Hickory Bluff. has
leased his residence on South Avenue.
New Canaan, to Mrs. lleriman. of New
York. who occupied the it‘abricotta
place, in that town, last season.
Mr. and Mrs.“Albcrt E. Aistuorpt.
of No. 3 Concord street. hare, gone to
l'r-chrklll. N. Y.. to attend the funeral
.of Mr. Aisthorpe‘s mother. Mrs. Ala-
tborpe died on Saturday. at that place.
They will be gone several days.
——.lohn H. Dakin piano tuner from N.
Y. will be in town this week, orders
sent to "The Clifford" will receive
promptettyntion. ‘
The annual roll call of Our Brothers‘
Lodge, 1. O. 0. iii, of Norwaik. will be
1ch this evening. at the lodge rooms.
in Vail street. The committee is ur-
ranging for a pleasant evening. am. at
the conclusion of the session, refresh-
ments will be aerved. . '
T—Gootlrlch Food loo all leading pros
('l's. ’ .
General and Mrs. Russell Frost and
son liusscli. of West avenue, are at
Hot Springs, Virginia. where they will
remain for several weeks for the ban.
slit of the health of Mrs. Frost. who
has been suffering from rheumatism.
since recovering from a severe attack
of typhoid fever.
-llran from steamer “Eaglc” in now
being sold at Raymond Bros. dock.
Some people hale, birthdays today.
who have not. yeti these anuivar»
sat-lee since 48903; Among them are
Robert Kenny, arm of Mr. and Ma.
James F. Kenny. of Fine? street. Nor-
waik. who is now in the lunch wagon
business on Staten island. and Robert
Dooley, clerk at the Holmes. Keeler 6‘s
Sellebk Company store. .
Watch-deg That Weuidn't waters;
Payment fennevoe: be glad: to. it
is .a full-measure and honest. .
Paint is a witch-dog. How Would yo
like a watchdog thatrwouldn't watch
from two to . o'clock'in. thO‘IIOl‘E
ing? That's aho ~meaaure.‘
.wwwldxottllkeawatch-dogthat .
ha a way of wagging hia'tail at a burg-
lar? That's false paint. The burglar
in rain find. snow. ‘13} 1- ‘ ”
"do. hil’M'fil‘lfi
a no. .
~ small Striat- Cured
W i :1: .
”Wm ‘99.”!
= , Home, till, image.
914: lb.
Honey Cured, bacon,
1
. tea
Knights of the Mystic Chain. will meet
tonight, in the bull in Washington:
street. .
’i‘he pussy willows are whitening and
the willows along the streams are talc
lug on a green tint indicative of re-
turning sap.
“Eagle" are being sold at ridiculously
low prices at Raymond Bros. dock.
kills the microbes. . Bridge Pharmacy,
70 cents a bottle. some also as Scott's.
bank street, was called to New York
city, last Saturday, on account of the
illness of a friend.
of Greens Farms. entertained over
Sunday Miss Edna hi. Seymour, at
South Norwalk.‘
came, up to spend the Sabbath with his
triénti. Miss Margaret .l. 'l‘iticrson, at
letter fromxth‘eaecretoi'y of the, tread;
{NEATRERHE'OREckAifif 2312:)“ In number, with mortgages o 1 ACK- AND“- WHITE
"h“ Palestine Castle, Ancient Order WOOLS,
4The damaged goods from steamer
--Our Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
Mrs. William J. ,Mulvlhill. of Bur-
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Jennings.
Thomas Schroeder, of new York.
her home in South Norwaik.
Miss Elizabeth Collins. of South
street, ilanbury. has returned home
from a visit of severalwoeka with rol~
olives in Sandy Hook and South Nor.
walk.
——Flour from steamer "Eagle“ in now
being sold at Raymond Bros. dock. *
A new plate glass has been lnsalled
iu the Frost block. South Main street.
replacing the one which was broken
out by a trolley creasarm several weeks
ago. ,
The cntcrtalmucut commiitco ol
Bethlehem, will meet. tonight. at the
home of William ll. Mosher, No. l
Madison street.
William N.’ Andrews and family, oi
idly avenue, are to move to Sound View
Terrace. to occupy the house recently
vacated by Alfred l’robst, who has re-
moved to Canada.
Although the traveling on the coun-
try roads is not at its best at the pres
out. there was a noticeably large num-
ber of people from neighboring towns
in the city trading Saturday.
District Deputy Supreme Archou Al-
trruate Wilfred Bodwell. of South Nor
walk. was in Bethel. Friday night. and
installed the odiccm oi the improved
Order of licptnsophs in that place.
~Wbat‘s the secret of happy. vigOr-
ous. healtM. simply keeping the.
bowels. the stomach, the liver and kid-
neys strong and active. Burdock
Blood Bitters does it.
Douglas Fowler i'ost. G. A. R.,»wlli
moot ln.Grand Army Hall. tonight. and
complete arrangements for the enter
tainmcnt to be held next Friday night.
in connection with the Woman‘s Res
lief Corps, .
’ Fletcher l). Williamson. Charles T.
Mitchell, Arthur Caney and Albert-
Bloom attended the S ortamen's Show,
in Madison Square ardeu and tho
County-Chairman, in New \'ork»rity;
Saturday. ,
«Sugar from steamer “Eagle" in
now being sold at Raymond Bros. dock.
Edward Britten Mauville, whohaa
been engaged as organist of.the South
Nora-elk Congregational Churchdor
the year commencing May lat. otiiclat-
ed at the organ yesterday. in place oi
licrbcrt D. liotlshon. of New llevcu,
Mlss.l\lny Harris. of. Lowe street.
slipped on the ice while on her way to
'achool.one- day last week. and aware
ly strained the cords of heel lt log.
it will be necessary for her to keep
her weight off the leg for several
weeks. . , . f . _
—-Canned goods from steamer
"Eagle" are new‘being aoldat ltay-
mond Bros. dock. , .; ,_ . .
, Captain Ellia E. Campbeilfit the
Southern New England . eiephone
ny. do among the happiest men
in 'i‘ e Norwalks, and all because of
thearrival, last Saturday afternoon.
of 3a,aon'and._helr. at hia horn “No. 41
Stuart avenue. Math» and. lid. are
doing Well.
Statevhibrariaa ‘ George‘s. Godard
received. today. from Major Charles ‘T.
Wells an “incontinent. entitled: “A
ury tatasompaayi'a‘g .3 plan for laying
and wiggling totes: by eppgwetfiiat
men: severe tacit... * no: , e
W'Lleto‘t. m gt a, .1
mt. tin-iii that!” “Erich“
menLIs increasedtbftlié that 'the
vaeerelaryof the treasury at. that. time
meta. sect .loee same-n
sadism” omgsnd. will be
on . 1‘10: lli’ti'aln t
. The ”maternal:-
iin' even eeheol .391 on Tues
0‘" .“ W .l 9' Inch
inter-eat law by the near
clean timezWM
comings good in!”
h 1,. n...”
MB in“
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds oi .
. titanium: dealers, or Hewett-torn
“W'W‘ii‘rh‘i'i‘aimlffiigs STlLL Low
mw‘W*-e&tfit loft!!!”
in; " .
Spring fo'ulards in this apling‘e
patterns. ‘1 . . ,
Not an old one or a poor one in
the lot. flatdiymeed to any that!
for eyery woman knows the
beauty». all. . Ghent-y alike and
knows they aellmbbut as fast as a '
store can get them. T» .
This lot is in the colors that
will be worn the coming season. '
Its worth is fifty cents a yard.
'You may choose. if you are
quick. at 39c.
Lcit nislc. rear. I
Satisfactory sorts.
Those mixtures of black and
white that look so wholesome
and clean. Not a bit of dullness
about them but the glow of life
in every one of them.
$1 and $1.25 yd.
Most at $1.25 are shrunk and
spenged.
A handsome one at $1. 0 has a
grayish ground with brig t loopy
bunches of black. clotting it
every inch or two. And there are
others worth your seeing.
Lcit aisle. rear.
saauax surriuos.
All ready for the dressmaker
to cut into 'em; ready to be
made up into stylish costumes
that dampness and rain will not
bring the packers into.
Just as bright and clear of col-
or as a new dollar bill. And such
colors! In general effect. they
are gray and brown and blue and
gray-green. But there are half-a-
dozen colors in some of them:
spatteringe of bright green and
blue may be. : ~
Glaring? Not a bit of it. The
cfieet is just right. The bright
colors impart exactly the right
life to the quiet background.
Some are plain weave. some
have herring-bone stripes. some
are plaid.
‘- $1.25 yd.
l.clt aisle. rear.
ran ROWLAND
DRY Goons co..
Harcourt-:27.
, BISHOP TIERNEYYO GIFT.
“-9—
He Given Away the Sum of 015.000
Which He Received From Priest
of We Diocele.
The Right Rev. Bishop Tierney has
shown his characteristic generosity by
giving away the sum of “5.000, which
he received on Monday last from the
priests of the diocese on the occasion
of the celebration of the tenth anniver.
only of his consecration aa .biallop or
'thc dlmxeae of Hartford. Thebishop
has given “0.000 to St. Thomas semin-
ary and $5,000 to St. Francis hospital,
both institutions being located in Hart-
ford. St. Thomas seminary is located
on Collins street. Hartford, and in it a
number of young men are making their
studies preparatory to their. entering
the lusnianCatholio priesthood. , The
main building is a large brick struc.
lure substantially built and of hand-
some design. There are ample ree-
rcation grounds at the rear of the acm-
inary. The St. Mucla‘hoaplinl. at
the jcarfirtfiigoedlaad sold Collin:
arse ._ ,a o wallsofet .
halted 1)th Trig'rneyz. i ‘
Prams.
‘ Fflflfi HALIIUT.
Stead Cod and all other flab at reaaon.
lflhWMn J turgid :{~'5.“J¢.F‘¢ gm? 1..
not In! omgtbnm Ridge,
Old opivatien Army lulltilng.
cm neat.
Ransom» seer; '
been. Small was”. Chickens.
. 1' nonsensical-mat »
\.
i. I 1:
~ 1 v‘ 5
pressure; any;
"r e The or
P will come pilot the Hush term Then- .
0 firm.
inst conhupu pleas can“.
I Al
I" "I -'" N ... day and as it will have a Jury at but .
8 “off...“ ‘Efia filly... fififi‘ it will be .prepared to deal with 3i
' fill-'13,,“ o kfli'nfi'fl" aim-in. cases on the docket.
3 3,, . , y: " And there happens to bequltc a limit-
' ' _ ,, ., '3’ her of important ones this time. some
" "'“‘ of them the outcome of that vigorollli
raid which the state police uludo down
this way a few weeks back. Among
the cases which come over from that
raid armlhosc of "Jim" .iuvu cs. who
has a little slut machluc alfu r to an-
awcr'for, and Col 'i‘ .i. Murphy. both
of Bridgeport. who must plcztll lo a acc-
oud offense for violation of thc liquor
laws, with the possibility of losing his
4
.1l W(H(mel,.
‘ ~ I . ‘V ' ‘ 'i‘bnl‘ license thrown in.
s§m590élhuilltmrflflif “£3? Then there are lhc “iliurllalu-
Fwdduilhti”?iifl‘o.l,mr ‘7 ' mcrs." Richard and John Moore, who
EVERY ITEM SHOULD BE CARE FULLY NOTED.
EY SAVING FOR SOMEBODY.
. g.“ Q}
_ Banquet
argains. ‘
iT MEANO MON-
rocclvcd long scuicucec in Jail and
want a chance to riunlcn up. Arthur
Cnao'a llickci-ilrtlm-slot gas motor ad-
~ Imilag Remedy Cm. Chleuo or NJ.
AIIIIAI. on. m sauna can”;
Gillian-Treat flan. 5 pound. misc Contraiinaolo—Miss E. .
- .. ' Home. Sweet Home, Chords by entire
an Hlfl‘ino. 4 pounds for 26 oénta company
Danish Mackerel. 10¢ p... p, ——l-.—---—--—-
will = . .cotoaer wot-ran 0N aeooao.
WM" “'"'°"' 10° F" Ib- Statistics or the United States
W; loo-m its; Weather Bureau show that the mean
""0!” 10¢ per lb temperature of this winter was 5 1~
* ' 5% ' degrees lower than any winter during
,quofiee, ., t .. r... 10: I?" 'h- the last thirty-three years, and-kl dc~
“at“ "NAM“: ' - imp-rib. cm lower titan the winter of tart-75.
1M
POPULAR museums.“
AT HOYT'S 'l‘HlC/i’l‘lll'} TONIGHT.
ii. C. \Vhltuoy's production of that
merry. mlrth-provoltiug “bit of tom-
l'oolt-ry." Rice‘s "Show Girl," with its
uumcrous vaudevillc specialties. its
catchy music, clever comedy, pretty
dances and enchanting choruses. its
sumptuous scenery and gorgeous cos.
lumen will be. seen at the lloyt's Thea-
tre tonight.
"The Show Girl" was originally
produced by that famous amateur or-
ganization. the Boston Cadets. who pro-
aentotl it under the title of “Tho Cup
of Fortune." it. A. Barnett of “ltiul”
fame. is the author of the book. and H.
1.. Hearts and E. W. Corliss arc l‘csponv
aiblc for the music. while Louis De
Lungs and I). it'. Slovcna have given
valuable assistance. The plot briefly
sketched. concerns the adventures of a
touring theatrical company, whose
members have become stranded in
Greece. The manager, Dionysius Fly.
has come into the pouscnslon of a wish-
ing cap. and he utilizes the power thus
granted him to calricatc his fellow
players from their predicament. There
lsa alight element of love romance,
and many other absurdly comic altua~
Horns and complications. The cast in-
cludes Stella Mayhew. Sam Mnylin.
Fern Melrose. Fred Trucsdoll. it. E.
Warren. Josephine Floyd. Sid Forrest.-
or, Aria St. Clair. ('has. it. Halgh. May
Swoeuey. Charles E. Part-or. Catherine
Tanner. Edna Sweeney. Suzette Beak,
ly. Three. Faust Sisters and fifty-live
others including thirty singling and
dancing girls. Harry '1‘: lilacttonueli
who is well known in the musical world
has entire charge of the music,
AT HOYT'S THEATRE.
With all its improvements the Conn
ly Fair is practically a ucw play, al-
though ali the favorite cacoileuclcs of
other years are retained. and last. night.
from start to finish of both piayaud
the race that caps it, an enthusiastic
audience followed with applause and
even chums. chcr, cvcu during tht‘
days when the horse race scene was
a wonder of \vonticrs. Was there ever
a cast that gavc thoplay with more
spirit and success. Altogether Aunt
Abby should rejoice in the welcome sht-
'lcccivml back to lloaion. own as o
.lu-atro full of people last night. rc—
,inlrctl that she had t'l‘lill‘.‘—B("-iL0ll
lilvcuiug Record. April in. At lioyi's
‘i'lit-atrc. Thursday night.
MAY FlSKE'S FAREWELL.
'l‘wo crowded houses witnessed the
farewell performanctni ol' the May
r‘iske Company, at Hoyt's Theatre, Sac
urduy afternoon and evening. in the
afternoon the company presented The
l‘owenof the Cross, and in the even-
ing. River Pirates. Both prmiuctiona
were presented in the finished manner
that. marked the work of the company
during the cntlrc w‘ock. Miss Fiskt.
song at cacti performance and was
obliged to respond to rill-ores. 'l‘o-
night The Show illrl will he prcscnleti.
Thursday evening, Neil Hurgcss, in
The (.‘ounty Fair, will hold the boards.
av“-
GREEN FARMS CONCERT.
Pleasing Program Arranged for the Or-
gan Recital and Concert.
At. the. tlrccn‘s Farms Church. this
evening. there will be an organ recital.
The concert will be under the charge. of
l". J. Form: of South Norwnlk. The
following is the program:
Organ recital—Mr. ii}. 1» Sims.
Male quotients—Messrs. George llirst.
.i. Brown, A. A. Hathaway. William
Merriam.
Baas aolo—-—C. ii. Benedict.
Soprano slow-Mrs. l.. Whitney.
Tenor solo—«George Hirst.
Contraito solar—Miss E. Rood.
Male Quartette. ,
Soprano solo-Mrs. L. Whitney. '
Baas solo—C. H. Benedict. ‘
Male Quartette.
Tenor solo—frying llyington.
heretofore-the widest on record. The
mean temperature of the winter soa-
sen has been 26 1-8 degrees. Weather
’observers ascribe the. severity ofthe
weather to the fact that storms came
more particularly from the Southern
rcgloae.-..th,o'cenircs oi the blimrds
passing lust south of the city. utilising
snowball rather timn rain. Thomark-
edcharocterisil. .t‘ to L‘llkltmsoll
has been periods of prolonged cold
weather. Each snow storm has been
followed by nominated cold we. {The
. d, we ' my .t‘i‘ .maual. am blgatom‘i occurred on tab-night of
m‘mfiyah "at 3 03:3; ' $311133. anddcontifiled until noon
.- , arch, ' . ' e o owing ay. a were sev-
tau»: mines Ik- Vuiafi'w “9“" “5° oral ling-rio- of snow durl the suc-
“M'r'tz s- MW % been Pot Roast, 19c meets: a. .anataea umo‘tbeheav-
how’- °' 3” g h "m ‘ teat “gem of the wrench :~.
”JE'M "L... . ' . . “‘“7 “3": 3553”“ Steak. 10" began an the morning of January 3. '
1°C
. Other big snow storms oc-
curred
new It; i.
"W
Affiliate “images“ pun.
but? until 4 o'clock the following _
’ l8 ,
on January 8. 26, 29 and attend :- ‘
ventures will also be heard.
The following Juan's have been sum.
Fairiieid; Joshua Lyon and Shadroek
It. Close, Greenwich; Alexander Allen
and Ana A. Howler. Newtown: George
W. Fitch and Frederick H. Rowan. Nor-
walk; George I. Scotlcld and E. M.
Ayers. Stamford: l-‘rctltwick W. Wilcox-
son anti John W. Thompson, Stratford:
William L. Taylor and Joseph Adams.
Wcsiport. .
CONDUCTOR'O BODY IN CANAL.
CHICAGO. l-‘ob. 2ll.-—Afior police,
employers and friends had searched
for him in vain for weeks, the body of
James Eilck, a northwestern Railroad
freight conductor. has been found in
the drainage canal. There was a deep
gash in the forehead and nearly all his
money was gone. The police believe
ltllick waa attackcd on his train by
tramps. killed, robbed anti his body
thrown from the ears while crossing
the canal. bousands of dollars have
been spent by the railroad company in
the search for the body. The body ap-
parently had drifted nearly thirty
miles.
OUR TORPEDO BOAT FLOTILLA.
SUEZ. Feb. Zilrwl‘ho United Slater.
torpedo boat destroyer flotilla. bound
for Manila, under convoy or the cruis-
or Buffalo. sailed to the southward. this
morning.
moncd to act: John P. Pluherman and ‘7'98' ‘|' 0"“ “"1 ””W “0- “'9'“ "3' $1.50 comforts for 81.10. -\
Thomas McCool. llrldgeport; James NOW 312- l 81.75 comforts for 81.30.
Jenkins and Willis .l. Mallory. Bellini: .._._.. i ----
N, W. Ogden and Raymond it. Maison. LADIES' SKIRTS- tTHE PRINTS. OINGHAMO
FUR BARGAINS. ,
$5.98 for acarfs. now $3.25,
87.98 for acarfs, now $4.98.
”0.50 fur acarfs, now $0.98.
$12.50 for scarfs. now $9.50.
818 for scarfs, now 812.
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
Heavy white and fancy cotton 39
waists. ‘
The file waists, now (the. '
The 81.25 waists. now 89c.
The $2.08 waists. now $1.79.
The $3.25 waists. now $2.25.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
This stock has been thoroughly gone:
over and every remnant wooded out..
There's some excellent waist and skirt‘
patterns amongst these. and the prices .
are now fully one-third less than for-leach. .
mer selling prices. ~
LADIIS’ COATS.
CLEAN UP OF COMFORTO.
Were $9. now “.08.
Were $5.98, new $3.25.
nowafiiAil. Were 87.08, now $5.19. Were
$9.98. new sue. .
“.12 comforts for 750.
“m “2' "0‘” $1.39 comforts for 98c.
AND FLANNELS.
l'tst indigo prints, be yd.
. Host black and white prints. 5c yd.
nest apron glnghems, 8e yd. '
i‘nncy dress ginghams. So yd.‘
best quality tinnueiette, we yd; .
gspseIAL aeoucrloa article or
news AND sova' Weaa.‘ . ‘
] zlot- men's cotton fleeced underwear.
39c. .
50c men's still bosom ahirta‘. 39c. .
50c men's outing flannel nightahit'tn..
Worn was,
*—
c. .
25c boys liceced shirts. alsofdraw-
ers 19c. , ,
mesa emcee an: inrsnarltto.
10c featheratitchod braid,5c piece.
ltic pearl buttons. tic dozen. ,
Pearl buttons. 2 doz. on card. ac dot.
Assorted black plus. he paper. .
Assorted widths. white tape. 50 pick.
Assorted black pins, on card, 50. '
ilono hair pins. 10c doz.
Tooth brushes, Wore 170' and 259. So v,
Taffeta binding. 8 yard piece. loo. ‘
83-85 Washington Street, ,
CMIONL
I!!!“ c on.
"Mini. flu-3
earn.» "an l" "$733: at
a. wbnm’i'hfihimn a
I:tm bison-Iron. Tamar-r.“- w
1mm
Danae no «shut-u..- .“ am
you as Ila-l k. In
or articular-a.
Din-ll Tull-onion
and 'ltdkf liar Lulu." in law. by n
no 'clnmllll. lied by
Oil pram-es tehemr (thunk-ti t‘a.
dentin this mm laun- Mom i'illl.A.. I'A
run? minim I .7
The State Deposit and Trust Co, of
Baltimore. reports that. belonging to
its various trust estates. there were
95 warehouses and other buildings on
lircly destroyed by the tire. represent-
ing an animal mutnl of about Misfit)".
They were insured for about 8050.000
in us: insurance companies. with about
$100,000 insurance on rent. pending
restoration.
The moral of the above is to keep
fully insured. We write all kinds of
insurance. Unc and occupancy and
rent insurance a specially.
nun a town
74 wasnluorON 51".. s. NORWALK.
PROPERTY OWNERS .
”(SURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental insurance 00., of
New York,
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
wlll insure your route
ale by damage by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ........... $6,563,428
JACOB M. Larro -. .
5 R. R. Ave. South Nor-walk.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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In effect December 27.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
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fowia and affords no albumen for on formation. _ , « .
RAYHOND BROTHERS Chicken (ii-ambit; yield you-mos. 1... ,,
Are your Hats tinny? Call. then. for our Food, to tone them up and
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then a sum-1c; a cough, then pneumonia and the doctor. To avoid all
this wvar good, warm underwear.
We still have signed assortment of Winter Underwear for women W ‘
and children which we are closing root at greatly reduced prices. and we , I
guarantee the quality exactly as we state in every particular.
N. E. 12 MN.
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86 Washington Street,
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Come in and an the new Velllngs.
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