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Captain Vertty1 took a barge to West.
por,t Saturday.
Miss Mildred Hyatt has recovered
from , her recent illness.
Mrs. Richard Blund'and Miss Jennie
Davis. so to New York tomorrow on
business.
The Indies of the Advent Christian
Church will hold a prayer meeting,
Wednesday afternoon. .
Governor Chamberlain's Thanksgiv-
Illif proclamation was read In the dif-
crent churches yesterday. ‘
Mrs. Elia Buckley has gone to lied-
ding Center to spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. hhiicrson Wilson.
A service of thanks will be given at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Thanksgiving Day morning at 7:30.
A cottage prayer meeting of Adven-
tist will beheld at the home of Mrs.
AruIYus Millspaugh, 'ln Rowayton to-
morrow cvenlnrz. '
Clinton Cutbtll went to Long island
this morning in the sloop DcWiit to
purchase. a load of vegetables which
he will brins1to this city
Miss Lena Erickson was unable to
lead the r111ectir1g 10f the Epworth
League. yesterday, so Rev, E. IS.
Wright took charge of the meeting.
The Birchard sisters will sing at the.
Advent Church next. Sunday evening.
at which time Rev. James W. Davis
will comluot, an evangelistic service,
The meeting of the Epworth League
yesterday at the East Avenue Mothov
dist Church was led by Rev. E. S.
Wright. The subject of the meeting
was "Our Thanks to God."
The ‘l’astime Football team has set
cured a game with the Superbas, of]
Bridgeport. on Thanksgiving Day. The
game will be played on Pastime Oval.
at. Gregory Boulevard and lnrdlow
street. 1 ‘1 1 ill
The case of Adolph Anderson. charg-
ed with creating a disturbance at his
home here. some days ago, came. up
In the town court this morning. It
was continued until December filth. for
final settlement.
The services at the East Avenue
Methodist Church yostmiay were very
largely attended. 1 Rev. Edward Cun-
ningham. the pastor. preached at. the
morning service and Rev. E. S. Wright
the evangelist held an altar service
and spoke at the Sunday School ses-
stun: "
iflvueit Allen, oi this place. Iei‘t
town today. for the West where he
will continue his trade as a printer and
advertising specialist. He has been
employed for chamber of years by
The City Printing Company and C. S
Trowbridge the paper box manufac
furor, having charge of the priming
department of the factory in South
Norwalk. Mr. Allen is an experienc-
ed man, and will prove a valuable ac-
qui Itlon to any job printing plant
‘rs.’ David A. Rose. of 282 East
avenue. Who recently underwent an
operation at the Norwaik Hospital,
was presented on Saturday with a
mammoth bomquci. of roses, carnations
and Chrysanthemum. the (locasion be
ing her birthday'anniversary. A runn-
ber of neighbors took this means of
showing their love and extending best
wishes for a speedy I‘m-ovvry from the
operation. which was perforated last
Wednesday.
it. is not often that a child of nine
months old ever said grace or paid
any attention when It was being sold.
but, Baby Hulk is an exception. for
when seated in 11 high chaIruhor chub-
by hands grasping the arms. and her
head turned like one of Raphael's chor-
ubs, but minus the wings, she sud-
denly stops cnckllng when trying to fly
in imitation of a lame hop in Banning-
tou. called Granny. and looking direct
.at the fountain head of the genera-
tiouu. Ruth being seated between moth-
or and daughter, remains as still as a
mouse until grandmother has said her
prayers as the young one‘s call them.
and then resumes her uproarlous
miles. The two women can hardly
keep from gufinwlng out. wade Mcthus~
eiar. with his four even. two of them
black. looks on winking and bilnkng
like a horned owl.
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DIBAOTROU0 WRECKS.
Carelessnesa is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the same
causes are making human wrecks of
sufferers from Throat and Lung tron
hiss. lint since the advent of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Uunsiuuptton.
Coughs and Uolds,cve11 the worst can
as can lie cured. and hopeless resigns
tlon is no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Crass. oi Dorchcstcr. Mass. In
one at many whose life was saved by
Dr. Kings New Discovery This
great remedy is guaranteed hit all"
Throat and Lung diseases by 11‘ it
Baxter. Drugglili. Price bur. and
81.00; Trial bottles free. ..
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ROWAYTON.
i It Bcoitoid who has 11...... very ill
of pneumonia. Is now improving. 1
Ira H. Kigstns. of the West tilde.
expects to go to New York on next
Wednesday.
Mini and Mrs. on... titanium, of
Church street contemplate spending
the winter in the death.
Franklyn Lunch has been having
$1.25 Mo'rccrlzad Table Linen .. ..
Napkins, all sorts and prices. ,
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
«111110.
I” 111:. sum. 'PODDINO ores as arc.
1111-...111
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590 UPWARD
extensive improvements made to the
Interior of hls1resldence.‘1 1
The usual happy hour service will be
In the RewaytemBapiist church next.
Thursday evening at- 7146 o'.clock
A valuable cow owned by William
T Raymond died yesterday at Mr ltuy.
niond' s country estate, “The Maples"
The Sunday schools are making
preparations for their Christmas cori-
cor-.1 cantata will be given in both
schodls.
William Ambler, of Newark. N. J..
formerly of Rowayton. who has been
critically III with appendicitis. Is now
on the road to recovery
1 Mrs. Frank Brands and daughters.
Misses imcllie and Gertrude Brands.
have rctuructllrome from a visit of
several weeks with friends in Ohio.
'lt' 'ls‘ reported that‘ Samuel Hatha-
way, of Danbnry, the contractor for
the Baptist Church, will begin his
work next week. '
witchiness of‘lhs skin. horrible
plague. Most eerybody afflcted In one
way or another. Only one safe, never
falling cure Dean's Ointment. At
any drug store, 60 cents.
. “mum—m
‘DAR‘IEN AND uoaorou.
, Mr. Blake-man of New liaven will
conduct the Columbia Hotel hereafter.
Jeremiah Klinefolter Is improving
andlenlarglng his Noroton residence.
The selectnien are improving bailey
alvenue. lt will be covered with grav-
0.
Miss Etta Bowen will spend Thanks.
giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
0. C. Bowen.
Dr. William ii. Gregory. dentist, will
be away on vacation for two weeks,
commencing today.
Albert. 1). Friend, of I'lurleu. and
Miss Emily Smith. of Stamford. were
married li'cduesduy. by Rev. 8. J.
Evers. of Union Memorial Church,
Glenbrook.
Christopher ii‘clsinnor, oi' Norolon,
was arrested for drunkenness. In Him
street, Stamford, Friday. by Police
man McMahon. lie was fined $3 by
Judge i'lowns,
Mrs. (home It Edwards and (laugh
toi. Miss Margery. will return to their
\‘l’ushington home.Moudn1 During
the summer. Mrs. )dwards has visited
friends I11 the (Iatsklils. Bridgeport
and New Canaan _ .
‘SLa1\.,u11es~'it'iiiiltl of“ Si LIiIto’I;
Ch111ch.Noroton, will hold a caiqrsule
at Miss Emma H. Dclaiield’s. theilrst
part of December. The. .gulld .held a
pleasant meeting at, Miss Delaileid's,
Tuesday afternoon.
The Pastime basketball team. of
Stamford, beat the Norotons Friday
night. by a score of 20—43. The line-
up. of the winning team was: Mack
and Detorest. forwards; Swanson, con.
ter; 'i‘rel’ry and-Guy. guards.
Daniel Slanson In preparing to pave
the gutter in front 0! his home on Le-
Roy Avenue. and Is'othcrwise improv.
i111; the place. His new reflector near
the entrance is appreciated by the
nieghborhood on dark nights.
Keith Edwards. whb left billion to
accept a position with the Kellogg
Switchboard (to. of Michigan. has re.
really been promoted. and new has a
position I11 one of the offices of the
ccurpliuy at. IDscauaba, Michigan.
iiurlon has established 11 maximum
speed law of III miles 1111 hour for 1111-
touioblios. Saturday Constable. Schrod-
cr thought ho saw a. chance to turn
in an odd olirir or two try-arresting
some. oi the automobiles en route to
New Haven. whom be guessed would
be going faster than 15 miles an hour.
Ills guess was all right as far as it
went, but It never occurred to him to
guess that 11 lone i‘mrlen constable
couldn't stop a motor our going at
from anywhere from 30 to 50 miles an
hour. For 11 full hour the faithful
constable stood by the railroad bridge
and yelled at every passing auto to
stop. but. none of them paid any alien.
lion to trim.
WESTPORT.
(i. 1}. Sailor of Philadelphia, is In
town.
. Mrs. Willis Jones
Brooklyn. N Y.
Edward flaring Is still confined to
his home through sickness
Dr it. (3. Fine and farnllv have gone
to their home In New York.
Mills lrcno luvriroti is confined to
Ill‘l home in Hartliutirck,il1o victim of
scarlet fever.
.Ioshph Atclrlnsou who IIIII't been vls
itiug here left for his borne In Wood-
bury Saturday.‘
early all new 1.1.1.11 on the 13.11 end
the Bridgeport Wastport trolleys
and the traveling public are inquiring
what pneumonia of the old timers.
What has become of the new factory
project that has been the chief topic
for discussion for sortie I.l,rue‘ until
Within the past week? it is to be
hoped the plan to get. It located here
wont fall through.
Judge D B Bradley. who Is to sue-
cccd himself as probate liaise. premv
feed to do elegant at the time when
another might have taken his place.
Meantime he has had 11 new cost of
varnish but upon the store and the of.
rice furniture is being burnished 11b.
In visiting in
, machine.
fame’us I11 this vicinity
. . ion of'thoso
11.11.1131. iii Ripley
or'walk for; tile or
- strating the II equalities of Illuminat-
: bit “light tsunami incense car. made
by the Electric Vehicle Company. re
turned yesterday to Hartford with the
This was the same car that
Mr Rislcy used in ascending the Broad
sir-oer hill Bridgeport. a. raw drills as"
The test made Mr; Ripley and the car
it took inst
fifteen seconds to so be the studs. All
', of the Brill emu Drillers contained
.; long screen
of the remarkable trip
and one thus specie} of it: -
For the first tints Iutthn history of
automohliing a machine climbed the
very steep Broad street hill, last night.
The font. for It was nothing else, was
witnessed by a large number of per-
soas. The mechlne that accomplished
the remarkable bit of trill climbing
was a Columbia automobile No. 45.
from 12 to 14 h p, .the same machine
that won the hill climbing contest In
its class at the Mt. Washington con
test last August. The automobile was
operated by George it. Risiey, who Is
one of the export chauffeurs in the
employ of the company at Hartford.
The hill climbing contest. came
about in a curious way. William E.
Sociey, Jr.. wire In the local agent of
the machines. and. Mr. Rislcy were
out "demonstrating" last riluht.‘ with
some friends. An ardent automobii
ist made the remark to them that a
steam machine made the attempt to
climb the hill yesterday forenoon and
failed.
Mr ltlsley wanted to know where
the bill was that they were talking
about. 'He was told that the bill was
the dead end of Broad street. where
there were stops on one side for pc-
.Icstriais. The center of the hill is
covered with grass. There is a tra-
dition that a certain local gentleman
drove a pair'of horses attached to a
carriage rip the bill a number of
years ago on a bet. There are other
traditions that the -old inhabitants
coasted down the steep decline In
winter. but for years its steep abrupt-
11css has prevented any butpcdcstri-
has from attempting to climb it. it
is easily on a 45 per cent. angle all
the way up.
The bottom of the hill is Elm
street, and the top (Ii-olden iiIll street.
At the. east end of the foot there Is
a stone wall, but at the west end the
hill runs flush into the street. When
Mr. itislcy stopped his machine on
Elm street and said that hcwas ao-
Ing to take a standing start. Mr.
Smith jumped out and said, “Not with
me." Mr. Smith and Walter hashor.
who wore “Doubling Toms." said that
they would not blocks {pr the wheels
when they silppmi. ’
Mr. Risloy fooled them. lie gave
his car r1 start and it simply walked
up. Of course it. cut Into the soft hill,
leaving the. trail of Its climb. The
machine then went. around Golden
Hill street to Harrison and to Full"
field avenue, and after some more
talk the attempt. was made the sec
end time. The first time none thought
of keeping the time, and the second
climb was to see In;what time the
car would make the trawl-up. A re
porter of The Morning Telegram hold
.he watch on the second attempt at
hill climbing. and when the auto
crossed the crosswalk at Golden Hill
street he made the time Iii seconds
list.
Now that the feel has been accom-
pIIshcd it will be in order to have
trill climbing contests at the dead end
of Broad street,
I F: Letkwood & Company of Nor-
walk are the local agents of the com-
pany and expect to place several of
(Irene machines in this vii-lulu Mr.
Rislcv made the trip to the capital
city yesterday in about three and out»
quarter hours" attual running time.
and not a single step was made bo-
reuse of our trouble with tin lili‘
His Adcouurs suonr.
Postmaster Tibbais, of Mllford. Re.
moved From Office.
MIIIII‘OIID, Nov. ilti.--—I'osl1triliro Itr
specter Robinson has lump in this
town I'or.Iho past two days making 11
chute examination ol‘ the books of
i’oslpunstor i“. in, lebols. and us a
result, of the, Investigation ho Saturn
day removed Mr.'TlI1Iruls as [manhunt
or upon advices received from Wash-
ington, D. C.
Th... new; of the aberrant- caused a
sensation here. as Mr, Tibliais has
been well known and popular. Ito
was formerly engaged .in business I11
New Haven but on account. of Intent-
perato habits a change was made. its
represented Milford in the general as—
sembly and Is a member of some pf
the leading New Haven clubs.
inspector Robinson has placed lioliur
8, Baldwin in charge of the office. 1
The government in the than of Mr.
lebals Is protected by a bond signed
by the late .I T.Hilrl1y,whoso estate
is now responsible. and W. ti. Mitchell.
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BELIOIOUB AWAKENING.
Evangelistic Minion at South Norwalk
Baptist Church Dom so”.
It I11 not at. all remarkable that tin-
people of The Norwalks are respond
ing to the religious awakening through
the evanaciiutlc or onion 111 the South
Norwallt Baptist arch. It Is indeed
barbarian to their sum or numeric
lieu of the vital Issues of life In this
completed world where the «telly rou-
tinclnrconsinnt. pressure: where men
are forced to deal with the tasks of
living. there are times When men and
worsen yearn for 11 vision of the rent
and lasting. This fact has been oin-
pliaulssd during: the past week at the
Mission by scores who have been fed
by the exposition of the Scripture.
Mr. Baker’s opening of the iloly ward
has been a veritable banuuei. and has
proved In I. this Is what people are
hunger to . 'i‘hn coriirmtutlonu have
increased with each service truth Ititlt
ItIgIIt,I1I the clone of a full and busy
week the attendance was very large
and the Insulin]: beamed with urinat-
ness and Joy 1!.
Tito effectiveness of the macros has
been steady on , tidbit tho tic-opera.
Ilf‘tht
proclamation. I1
florists is candingtout are more a,
_ Inactive and artistic than those of to
war years :The proclamation basins
with. an Initial fien- -In an amounts
shade of 111111.111:
Thanksgiving" is also in colors. ,
stead ot the bare outline of the state
soul used in past Years. 8. perfect. facs
similar is printed with he vines and
"Out Tmrstulit Eiuri
”709111.111: amusements.»
n1ozv’w1iwrscsi1s'm.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. 1:. _ .
TUESDAY, NOV. 28MB,
Th. Big. Murry1MurilcaI Comedy. -
(Direct from Metropolitan Triumphs)
"A . DELL? BOY"
In 3 Sdcnlcnlly and Musically Correct
Acts.
introducing the Popular- Faroauro.
JOHNNY GALVIN AND THE’ GREAT
RICHARDS
AND TWENTY OTHERS
A Medley of Melody, Beauty and M11,
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Great Cast of Unusual Strength
Magnificent Choral and Enlemblc
Numbers.
Carload of Electrical and Scenic Bur
prison.
High-Clan Vaudeville Interpolatlcnc.
BEST COMIC PLAY EVER WRITTEN
Nothing Better Will Visit Here This
season.
PRICES—25¢. 50c and 75c.
Seats New on Sale.
HOIYT’S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
THURSDAY, NOV. 24TH,’
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
LIncoln J. Carter’s Sensational scenic
Surprise.
TO PROUD TO BEG
The Season' 3 Enormous
Melodramatic SUCCOII.
SEE—The Wonderful Fire Scene, The
Revolving Chamber. The Famous
Boyian Children.
MATINEE. 2:30; EVENING, 8:15.
PRICES—Evening. 25c. 35c. 50c. and
75c; Matinee. Orchestra. 501:; Bat
cony. 360: Children. 25c.
Seats for 8an Monday. Nov. 21.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
2 DAYS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 25-w26.
Return Engagement of
"The American Vita.
graph Co.”
Showing a Complete Program of New
NOVEMBER 26TH. 11
PRICES—Evenings, 10c. 201: and 301::
Saturda Mntlnec,10¢ and 200.
SEATS 0 SALE MONOAYr NOV. 21
OLSENB
SPECIAL
SHOES.
No 811nm- at
$1.25 AND 1.50.
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GIN-3K LITTLE INDIAN,
Show. at
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YOUTHS' SATIN CALF.
Elk Lined 80in,
Try a pair- of any of thou shoes.
they will outwar- any other MIR“.
coo PR. LADIEB' KID OXFORD'B.
Low mm. at
sac. ALL SIZES.
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13.000 new srvuc Iron FALL m
NORWALK HEALTH one:
ton LADIIC .
Olson’s
Shae“ Slams
Morin": and So. Norwalk.
Fresh Fish I
"WON HBRHINGI
FLOUNDDRO.
be
his
NATIVE FROST FIGH. M
COL. RIVER CALMDN, WHOLE
I'IIH 12¢; GTEAK, tic.-
WEAK FISH. 10c
LAROI BLUES. 19c
sharpens. 10¢
scams CARP. y- to
WHITE HALIIUT. _ 11a
11111.1. ‘ ‘1 no
LONG OLAMB.
OVGTDHI,
csled In every up“ '
the line "Praise and ,
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1 Pictures and Several New Local '
Pictures.
SPECIAL' MATINEE. SATURDAY,
cirrus use: color, in: and its
EITHER c0111. as wear: ARE
GENERALLY nose. nor up.
TOJDA‘TE ‘ PEOPLE ARE smi-
mefrIMa. Mensv, LABOR.
mar Aunaaa LIVING 111
couroar av' name‘s»
reason. A wean TO
THOSE wuo ARE 1101‘. we
sen. COKE. THE ONLY
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AS WELL AB THE RICH.
Conn. Railwau and
Lighting Co.
1 'PHONE 88.
illilK till still
A ND OAS
FITTING
Tin. Sheet Iran. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut.
Telephone, 107-0.
011th Norrllk, Conn.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Norwalk" and "Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Lcavc New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norwaik every
week day at 5 11. n1.
Freight received from 7 a. m.
to 5 p.111. 1
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£111.31“... AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVIB AND RANGII.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFINI.
an and 8mm Fitting,
0n Fixtures, Metal Collins.
Have you «on our molt“
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JOIEES & HOTCHKISS
OMPANY.
17 WALL crau'r. Marmara
In" style of wall paper that In in
keeping with coed taste can be found
in our stock.
Our Monument II so large and var-
Icli that you will have no trouble In
making a selection.
10' oaocn
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Window Shades. Picture rum».
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Palstm‘ Hospital. Artisu' Materials.
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ills. '
biota Window finder. fringed, 1111:.
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CROOKINY.
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PAINTING AND PAPIH HANGING.
errors. ALL KINDS or
FOOD Into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or‘
COARSE as" wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. T HIS“ DOES AWAY
WIT H TH E Cit OPPI NC
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
orb—-
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see It.
' For 8an by
watkins & Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phcm 143-8.
lion I'IIII 81111109. Per innnm.
Your savings Invested with the in-
dustrial Savings and Loan Go. arefree
from speculative dangers-wean 6 per
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—-a profit consis-
tent with sate
' methods—and al-
ways subject to
your control. 6
per cent per an-
ery day invested,
wtthdrawahle at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
till lllIIIINll BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH 1 ' ‘
Capital 310000000
Surplus. $100,000.00
Nll’ Profits. 560.000.00
lollclfo accents of Individuall, nun.
Irflcturcn merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIM-Pf..-
JAOOI M. LAYTON. Ollllilr.
DIRECTORC.
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knlpp Henry lemur-
Jcalnh R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz J. Wallace Marvin
Fr‘dr Ho ROW."-
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LARGER
OUR ITOOK OP, NIW
JUOT IN II A LITTLE
THAN EVER DIFORI.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
DAN IUY' NIOI GOOD! HERE. You
KNOW WE DO THI WORK IN THE
VERY IIIT MANNII.
WI HAV‘ ,TAKIN A IOOD
"ANY DONTRAOTO FOR HOUII
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TILL. 1|“.
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AGENCIES:
ALI. mauaawcss, REAL IITATE,
.moaones "up.
. .4 comes avlunl.
EAST spawns! 1; 11's
LOWEST PRICES I
i Automobile Tires 8 Stillman
if you would verify him
and set our figures ,
WE HAVE INTEREITINO
PROPOSITIONB ON AUTOMO.
1111.23. .
Factory agents for Oadilnu-L
and Orient Backboard. 1
‘H. R. BULKLEY
Ill lo. _ Main It.
nor/111v.
aoA-r TICKETS, . .
2 score MAIN smear.
Tel. Call, ass—~13. .
F. E. LDCKWOOD .5 O0!
39 Wall St. Norwalk.
are factory agents for the followm‘
automobiles: 111mg ‘
OLDSMOBILE. all sfyllsfi’.
rho wmrbu . , it ‘
FRANKLIN. ”ll-I ”in
Locomastml
Will demonstrate any of tho IIIlVI
machines to Interested plrtlll. 1,1113.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILEps, lsflofipuec AND ha; 1
I'Iit 111111 Site lead 1111111.
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Insure: a Warm House, Day and ' '
Night, in Coldest Weather. , 1
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guts for youmlf. fr it
lotion & leginooti Consul.
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